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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02


VALLEJO. Cal. Jan. ny a..
= rrof r. . s@a. director ~ the
naval observatory a. Nafe island.
today made the feiiowing explaua-
ton af iha earthquake and tidal
Nays IN southern itAiy ana sicily
The greet earthquake ard asa
Nava ia ihe straits ~ Aesalna Naa
enc % ghe muai remnrknhie on
fecurd. but thoroughly typical -
the warnf of these disturbances. al
~ which are caused b. the leakage
sc the oceans. This gradually forms
steam beneath this earsh's crust,
where fhe molten rock aioniy aWeiis
tin more space n Required. and n
yielding and readiuAfment takes
place u is Ia thla way taat moun-
lalns are formed. usually bf the
pNpplsipn of laea from beneath ihr
sea and the tfansfrfrnoo 20 e un-
Der ghc land, This r. why the noun
tain ranges are formed parallel 20
Tire saasfnrss
The seismic wavr IN Italy shows
that 30 much lava Naa expelled
from bsnsath the aoa that the bot
torn was undermined and " eayed
down during this earthquakes Then
the sra retired - fin up the de-
PRECISION 81 the level. where tho bot
tom subsidized ard this left bare The
shore when She currents met al
the center % the depression. this
later was raised up into a ridge
above Normal height. and when the
swell or mound ~ water subsidized
e sent a great wave ashore 20 ada
20 the horrors ~ tho earthquake
Tho wave waH apparently caused
- the sinking ~ the SEA bottom ia
the region east ~ Sicily. which 10
the deepest part OF tire Afeaiter-
ranaan~
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ON THE FRONT

ftl44a4--aa.l4 49, Il - LIZ n
Norwegian steamer Everre aYrfv-
ed this morning from Portland 20
coal for the West coast. under char.
ter 20 W r. Grace a Co.
Steamer Pennsylvania arrived
yesterday In Valdez. having shifted
there from Seward
Steamer Jeanne sailed this morn
ing from Valdez for Seward
Steamer Watson left this after
noon for San Francisco. with 4 fun
cargo and a large number Of pas
senRers
Steamer Umatilla sailed this
morning for San Francisco, after
waiting two days on the New Year
merrymakers.
Steamer jefferson - reported az
ketchikan today.
Steamer Arranmore arrived To-
day AZ Tacoma from Portland.
Steamer Riverside shifted to
Everett from Tacoma on her round
the sound schedule
Steamer pleiades returned yester-
dng from QuarteFmn Rter Hafhor. and
is loading Tor Hawaii AZ the s1r-- >
mill
10 the duty which ileth nearest
10 thee Thy second duty Will al
ready have become clearer. --rarfyie
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EARTHQUAKE


(coneiudedl
a~~-.--------.--.-------
ings viii be ieveled BY lombard
ment from the fleet There Is no
possibility % any OF the houses
being reconstructed and Il Is deem.
ed best TO rane both cities. IA this
nay the totterlng walls WIN be
brought down and the possibility
Of more rescuers being killed viii
BE- exadad
The suffering throughout Cal.
ebriR Is intense and e viii b. I'm
possible % get enough supplies In
the fiaia for weeks The refugees
are living as best they can in the
open fields. many without clothes
enough 60 cover them.
Fight Over Food.
The insane fury that marked the
actions OF tie survivors during the
FIRST days has given way 90
Residences and weak pgotestAtieu
a. the result ~ fatigue and Illness
There Is stiil much fighting over
food and one report today tells ~
SIX soldiers having been murdered
and robbed of supplies
That Joseph II Pierce. American
rice consul NJ Aessina. and other
members Of his household were
drowned IN the tidal wave after
escaping from tbs earthquake "a
tse news brought from Messina By
Evelyn Pierce. sister ~ the dead
American official. who il the onIy
survirur Confirmation o. Pterce's
death came In a dispatch from Ma.
pies
A telegram sent last "Wednesday
b censal Hlahop. ~ Palermo. r.
ceiyed here today. says that the
death Of Consul Cheney AZ Measlua
Il practically certain.
The vatican gardens have been
transformed into opeu air hospitals
Tor the wounded refugees from Mes
aim and Reggie. 20 that the pope
may attend the sufferers personal
b. Similar hospitals have been IS
tabli&hed AZ the quirinai ard every
available means Of CAIRNS for ref
ugees IN Rome Is being prepared
for their reception.
The church authorities have re-
ported 10 the pope that they fear
4 number ol Americans are IL the
rnins ~ Messina The pope has
expressed tbs wish that Archbishop
Ireland. who e now ia Europe.
would visit the scene. and i II
probable that the archbishop will
discontinue his present tour aud
start 81 once for AezHina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

Kentucky native state az teuds.
outrages and hloodahed Trans
planted TO Tennessee. night riding
flonrished beautifully People were
taken from their homes at night
and whipped for preaumlng 10 act
as agents FOR The landlords who had
been declared rightful owners Of
the lake and ~ borders. Owners
OF stores we're whipped for charging
too high prices for goods The
night riders lynehod a negro aud
his wife and threw their little baby
into the flames Of the burning cabin.
One woman was stripped 20 the
waist and dashed because she want.
ed 20 sue her drunken husband FOE
divorce. Other women were whipped
for wearing too much finary +"
sun other mon and women we're
beaten for no reason that then
themselves know o. All OF them
took their punishment without
word % complaint to the authorl
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ARRESTED FOR
KILLING CROWS

q. Payhe1, 81 sels Eighth ay,. ~
markEnan "wednesday he went
ont South Park way and spled two
black crows sit1ug up In a tree
Deputy Game Warden ! w. samp.
son was IN the neighhorhOod. Pay
lieH got the crows Sampson aot
Paylieri- Crows being a non game
bird. are protected. Therefore Pay.
Herr got plnched
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
TUT 7 WINS RACE
ACROSS PACIFIC

Word was received here yester.
day that the bArkrntine James Turf
arrived IN Sydney. ~. =. W, on
Dec 30. 1908 With this news a
large sum ~ money changed hands
~ " is proof that the Turf has
won q race begun on Oct. ~ last. in
the Straits ~ Juan De Fmca. In
which tho barkantine. a bark and
a schooner participated. ali lumber
laden and AT bound for sydney,
Captain FTiadbere u the Tuft ~
n we'll known MASTER with a ropu-
tntian for fast sailing, which In
duced his friends here 10 place a
large sum ~ money on his vessel
10 WITH Captain Hlokum 81 the
Blakum Tug Co. Is one Of The
hanvtaat Niunora
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CHINA CHANGES
COM M ANDERS

PENlN, Jan, z,~-ay ". p.---
Yuan shi kai, grand councillor
ard commander Of the army,
vas dismissed from hir cffloes
today. His successor will be
Ma Turg. controller Of customs
and ex-governor Of pekin. The
reason for tho change IL Of.
flcially assigned a. rheuma.
tisnn. but u 10 nlleaed that
ruen Shi kai was out o. sym.
pathy with tho new regime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

Tho country Of The Tennessee
night riders was created IN iSia.
when an earthquake shifted the bed
If the Misstssippl two miles west.
ward, N the old bed lake formed
nh0ut 20 mites long and four miles
wide Il Was called Reelfoot lake
after an Indian chief. The people
who lived on the borders 81 this
lake we're rough. ignorant lot
Some lived by farming. some by
SELLING flsh caught IN the lake.
Then came law. aud started trou,
bic. Law said that certain people
whom the farmers and fishermen
had never heard II were the right.
fal owners 81 tho land. under an old
grant lawsuits followed. and the
fishermen lost They we're ordered
e. stop fishing In the lake. and to
pay rents for their lands
Next followed the night riding.
practice which had had It's birth 10
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nErEorfvE rs ahor.

HOQUIAM. Jan. z.-By y. p
Gus Co0mbs. member of the Ho-
quiam detective force. was aoci-
denially shot through the right lea
b. the discharge OF his ~ caiiber
Colts revolver. which fell from bis
pocket % the floor. the Jar dis
charging the gun. Other officers
heard the report and found Coombs
IN terrible agony vrithlng on the
floor Of the station lie was taken
10 the hospital. where the bullet
was removed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
MINER SUES FOR
$4,000 DAMAGES

Asking for damages % yb9, 0eo
for injuries received while IN the
employ OK the South Prairie Coal
company. John Johnson today filed
complaint against the corporation
In the superior court
johnson reciles that he was rid
Ing on a coal car IN the mine. when
the engineer. through incompe-
teney. allowed the car 10 slide hack
80 feet and come 10 a sudden stop.
This threw him under che car. A.
a result. be says that his hips were
fractured and be has been crippled
for mfc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
CH!LDREN'S MITE WILL GO
TO AID SUFFERING ITALY

bcr the suffering children Of
southern Italy who loat their pa
rents. many Of them. their homes
and churches. and are helpless al
this hour urge each auperin-
tendent 70 give the schools an op-
portunity 20 make an offering and
have q share In this great relief
movement n convenient. let each
school take that offering this com
ing Sunday. Money given now has
ali che greater value.
Send all offerings promptly 70
Harry Foster. room iii2. 18th floor
American Bank building. the treas
urer OF the King County Sunday
School association He will for.
ward Il 10 the Rcd Cross society.
JOSEPH GARvIN."
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oakiana people MIssIna.

OAKLAND. Cal. Jan 2-~By q.
r Friends of Dr. f. n. Slll and
wife Of this olty fear that the couple
are among the victims Of the disas.
Ter In southern Italy. In a letter
aent 10 DR. John T. Lohse from
Rome on December Is. Dr. Sill
stated that he and Mrs sill pro
posed leaving the following day for
tour of southern Italy ard Sicily.
Since then no word has been re-
celyed from the travellers. aud the
fact that nothing has been heard
% them since the catastrophe has
given rise % the fear that they
carried out their plans for a trip
through southern Italy and met
death.
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OFFERING TO AID SURVIVORS
or DISASTER TO BE
TAKEN TOMORROW.

Seattle Sunday school children
viii have an opportunity tomor-
row 81 contributing their mites 10
the relief Of the suffering thou.
sands OF Italy. The Rev. Joseph
l. Garvin. pastor u the First
Christian church and president Of
the county Sunday school aasocia'
ton. has issued the following proc.
iNmmtion
AS president OF the King County
Sunday School association | call
upon all children Of every Sunday
school Ia King county 20 remem'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

ties. fearing worse ouifagea. or
death.
A. n. Young. proprietor OF no.
tel on stark island. IN Reelfont
lake. was not liked By the night
riders They advised him % sell
out to one Of their number TAT tho
lAtter'a pricel and move away
Young refused. he wHa taken from
his hotel and whipped.
Capt Rankin had been an attor
ney for the Reelfoot lake people ~
their fight against the owners OF
the lake. After the case was i0at.
he took shares in the company
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which sought 90 control the lake
fishing privileges. For this he was
lynched
Tho mask worn BY the nlKht rid.
err Is a hidooua affair. remindful 81
the old hu.kinx days. Il effect.
uaily eouoeala the identity OF the
one who wears It.
The prisoners on trial are
Carrot Johnson. Sam Applewhite,
Boyd Hanson. hob Huffman. It'd
Burton. Bud Morris. Arthur Cloar
and FRED Finion They seem the
least Interested people Ia the court
Fnom They are apparently conf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

OTTAWA. Jan. Substantial
aid FOR the sufferers from the earth.
quake In italy viii be given by Can
ada. The government has granted
500 900. which VIII be supplement-.
cd by generous contributions from
unofficial sources.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

NEW YORK. Jan. 2-COufribu.
tons Of New Workers for the earth
quake sufferers already amount TO
nearly $4,000 Tho Red Cross has
received the largest amount, about
$4,000. the Stock Exchange fol-
lowing with s2l 900 Numerous
Italian funds aggregate about
So 900 Moreover. provisions for
5000 persons for One month. and
clothing for about 10000, went from
here on the supply ship Celtic
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Actress Raises Money.

PUEBLO. Colo. Jan. 2--Corlnno
and her Lola From Berlin" com
pany sold newspapers on the
streets yesterday for tho earth.
quake sufferers About 800 was
nefted
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Prince Learns Of Disaster.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan g.
Prince aostlglioal. OF Rome. ar.
rived here ON the steamship Siberia
from hiongkong Tho prince had
hoard nothing 0f the earthquake In
bis native land. and WIS aston.
lshed aud affected when tho ex-
tent Of the calamity was revealed
20 him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
STEAMER AEIRE

SAVANNAH. ga. Jan by o
With ~ passengers on board
the Norwegian steamer Texas. from
Chrlstlania for Havana, in sight
five miles below Savannah. caught
fire The flames wore discovered
ia the after hold The Savannah
fire department sent apparatus TO
fight the blaze.
The Texas was on her maiden
voyage. The fire. discovered while
the vessel WAS 20 miles from Sa-
yannab, was in a shipment Of wrap.
ping paper and carbide.
Al the passengers. including sew.
eral women and children. we're res.
cued. but there was no panic.
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raised here for the italian earth.
quake fund in the last two days.
Bishop Beaver has issued an appeal
10 all Catholics for a relief fund
which shall be- sent TO Pope Plus
for distribution.
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ST PETERSBURG. Jan. a.
Maxim Gorky has tele9Faphed from
the Island Of Capri appealing 20 the
Russian people 10 give financial as
sistance 70 the earthquake SUI.
fefefH.
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BOSTON. Jan BY u. p
Fifty.five Italians sailed today 10
seek relatives or friends ia the
earthquake district
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Apostolic Delegate Makes Appeal

WASHINGTON. n. G., Jan. a.
Mgr Falconi. the apostolic delegate.
has issued an appeal 10 the church
FOR contributions for "the vast mul.
titude 81 sufferers from the italian
earthquake.
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BOSTON. Jan. z-ny 4 PA
house tuhoune canvas for the par
pose % securing funds for the re
lief % thc Italian earthaaaAe Haf
fsrgrN wAa begun today b The local
branch Of the Massachusetts Red
Efnaa society.
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SAFE ROBBERS GER s7.7oo

ST LOUIS. Jan. by u. p
Burglars early today blew open a
safe in an East s. Louis saloon.
owned By a. Smith. and secured
t2.700 The thieves escaped and no
clue to their identity has been dis
covered by the police.
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Amerleana Thanked.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2@presl.
dent Roosevelt today received ca
bic message from President Mes.
slgla Of the italian central relief
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AmsrIean 80 censuI osad.

f%tfN'f WV Wv NNsf"Nf
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2 The
state department today received a
cable message from Consul Grown
lnahield ne Naples saying that a
wounded messenger has arrived
bringing confirmation ~ the death
of Consul Arthur 8 Cheney and
Vice Cousula Lupt0a and Pierce a.
the American consulate IT Mosslna
THE messenger said that he came
directly from the consulate. Tie
said that Il Was impossible 20 rcs
cover tho bodies Mrs Cheney Is
supposed 70 have been killed with
her husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

BOSTON. Jan. 2.--The total sub.
seriptions for the sufferers Of the
earthquake in Italy and Sicily IN
Boston now amount 10 $4,000.
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a REAL HERO

REpl1iNG. Cal. Jan by ,
Y Y Although be has only ,
ono LED James Kelly, a patient I
- tho county hospital herr ,
today submitted 81 a second /.
operation by doctors for the I
purpose % furulahing cutiele ,
from BIS remaining los 20 sup I
Ply The needs u another pa I
dent who was badly burned ,
recently
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committee expressing the deep graf
ltuda ol the Italian paopie for The
sympathy and support offered by
Americans 80 ths earthquake VS.
Tins
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BELLINGHAM. Jan. 2.--By u. y.
One o'clock closing turning every
one out Of tho saloons ana letting
the bartcndcra 90 home az "a. M
win soon come to pass In this town.
II the plans 81 fcw saloon men
meet with favor among the liquor
dealers. The current quiet agitation
To close the saloons after tho first
hour IN the morning h. q liquor
mems move entirely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
0UARRELS WITH MAYOR
AND QUITS JOB

san FRANCISCO. Jan. a.--f3y T..
y Election Commiesiener Thomas
MCGUIRE. appointoe ~ ex- Mayor
SchmitS resigned hts office today
Mcclure claims he quit the munlc-
isai service because IL friction be-
tween himself and Mayor Taylor.
lie had served two years and six
months
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Jan. g.
approximately $4,000 has been
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ment u his home. whittier be had
fled for refuge
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ASSASSIN GETS
rs YEARS

San FRANCISCO, Jan zs--ny q.
Pm Wan Chang. ths Korean CON
Yleted of the murder % Durham
White Stevens. war sentenced 10
serve 80 years IN tho state peni-
tcnsiaFg at San Quentin ~ Judge
Carroll Cook today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

Chang was convicted ~ murder ia
the second degree. after plea o.
emotional patriotic insanity u was
aino alleged that he fired 20 prevent
bis companion Minis " chnn. from
holnk seriously injured after sfr4h-
ms Stevens
1hun wac shot BY a bullet from
Ahans'a revolver and WAS taken 90
a iocai hospital whore he reuained
faF several weeks, Recently. when
she case ~ Chang came up Oh the
cfnirt calendar. u was discovered
that chun Rad disappeared lie is
siill a. hrge Koreans IN Asia ana
Korean aocieiies ia America sup.
piled funds foT tho defence ~ their
rpuntrfmsn without avail
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steamer Nehraaknn arrived IN
from Portland and southern ports
to-day
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06
California
Wine
Association

California world wide distribution the .r
port reaching Great Britain Norway Sweden Denmart u
land Belgium of the German Chm
JAPAN the Hawaiian Philippine
South America Cuba, Porto Rico,
Although the grapes California were pnted rear,
hundred and fifty by the Spanish
manufacture OF undertaken 1854 following
the discovery of gold 64S9 and
sands of settlers OF all natonales
United States At the upward $4,000
100000 and about 2O0
shipping SO0oOOO in
In the producing
thirteenth having produced 100000 gallons annually several
easily sixth
distributors OF The produced California comprise
divisions consisting of the dry red and white the
the Port Sherry Madeira Marsha Malaga Toky
types, also the Angelica and Muscat
The districts light
Napa Sonoma Sono, Contra Costa Alameda Clara
and Santa Cruz counties all contiguous Francisco
Of France and Germany The of dry about
250000o0 gallons annually
and San Joaquin valleys including
Yolo, Tehama San Joaquin MADEIRA Fresno Kings Tua also
the yearly being about 100000
ricts the atudes Of Spain Portugal Italy Algeria
and IL of alcohol the per cent
The California and
hundreds of the
Wine making California usually commences toward ,b. end -
continues until December - - -
The and distribution of California neess The
employment Of large capital California Association
vineyards throughout PRINCIPAL ps
at Winehaven contra Costa County consisting
steel and brick has
The California Wine Association since i. ;
industry California has marked and ss 6nsn
strength and have greatly Distribution Of
With magnificent climate the vast amount Of s,;tst
poyed the remarkable adaptabi OF the soil
only Of the important States but also o
dable rival OF the wine producing sections Of Europe
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06
BRAZIL OFFERS BOUNTY
FOR WHEAT GROWING
Congressional Act Expected to
Stimulate Industry

Notwithstanding the unsatisfa ctory
results Of the expert and state exper-
iments in wheat growing, conducted
in several parts Of the republic during
the last few years, a good many Bra
zilian publicists have insisted that as
wheat growing was once conducted
snocessfuIly in Brazil-so successfully.
indeed, al one time that wheat was
- 20 rteQ-it could he carried on sue
oessfully again if proper encourage
ment We're TO be had This feeling has
led TO legislation representing the
somewhat unusual policy of granting
subsidy for the production of world
Under the authority contained in the
budget law Of the congress which has
just adjourned President Penna has is
sued his decree fixing these bounties
as follows.
For syndicates organized for the
purpose Of growing wheat there will be
paid bounty OF IS GOO milreis CS45OO)
per annum for I'VE years, provided not
planted and cultivated under the direc-
uon OF competent wheat growing
expert. To each syndicate further
bounty or subsidy of the same amount
viii be paid for the establishment and
maintenance Of a mill for the grinding
Of al least ] 400 bushels of wheat of
the syndicste's own crop.
Where five or more such svndicates
experiment station for the growth and
study OF the entomology. phytopath-
oiogy, mlcroblology and other charac-
teristic elements in wheat growing and
are properly equipped for the work.
b6unty of 10000 nilreis (Ss00O9 win
be paid, such bounty also 10 continue
for five years.
All implements. tools, machinery and
apparatus for such enterprises viii be
admitted free of duty. this privilege
in itself amounting to a material
bounty for the support Of the Industry
The federal government also binds it
self TO secure as far as possible reduc-
tions IN. freights upon wheat grown in
the country and upon -four manufac-
tured from such wheat and after a
years operation Of the law. the gov
ernment is 10 prefer such product in
the granting Of contracts for supplies
for public purposes. It is also pro-
vided that the syndicates and the man
ayers Of experiment stations estab-
lished by them- shall make formal off,
cial reports on their work with
view TO enable the government to COL
lect as much Information as is possible
for the use OF the agriculture of the
country generally.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06

oth plants aging The LARGEST wine
tank world 100000 gallons
Many distinguished Italy and env ard
and
nhent vineyards the nxceled facilities handling Of
guests ~ - rA
delays shipping from Ca;forn,
Colony
of West New
million in storage
wines and brnd can be supplied on short
~ - fls ~ snoil
Spang wines made which favoably the
The
specially OF p table wine called TIPo both red
peor quality and pronounced The Vine TPCp
never sold IN bulk and bottled under the most
ehcen celnen OF the Colony with them other
bottled leading cafes restaurants and
II - -e 1850 aits aiu
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06

mineral waters that are drank for
pleasure or for medicinal use. Medi-
cal baths are largely in demand at
the California springs and there are
many of the resorts that do not bot
tie any of the water produced, but use
1t solely for the accommodation and
benefit Of their guests
Probably no part of the world con