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New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
Established 1857. incorporated 1902.
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THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.
S BEEKMAN ST.

The reduction in prices of crude petroleum re-
Gently announced has not yet resulted in any de
crease in operations and far as the eastern
fields are concerned there is not likely 10 be any
curtailmeHt in field work. In districts where
the production is light curtailment Of develop
ment work may be necessary. but, generally speak
ing, operators not inclined TO slow down on ac-
count of the lower prices. Operations in the va
rious fields last week fairly active, and, while
the results not of sensational character,
still some fairly good wells were brought in. OF
the eight wells already completed in the Shinns-
town pool. in Harrison County. three good
producers. the remaining five being comparatively
light. During the week the South Penn Oil Com
pany drilled its No. 3 in this district, and has
show for a good producer. some estimates running
high 150 barrels a day. This well is located
about 600 feet Of the Philadelphia Companys
No. J. which developed into good producer. In
the lower Southwest and Southeastern Ohio fields
many cempletions were reported both sides of
the river but they for the most part located in
defined territory In the Duval district in Lincoln
County, q 25-barrel producer was brought in. Some
new work is also under way in this district In
Fairfield County. Ohio. the Carter Oil Company
brought In good producer that is showing about
100 barrels. Renewed activity is reported in the
mfd-contnent field, especially in the N1uskogee
district, and II is expected that considerable drill
ing will be done within the next few weeks. One
test drilled In last week resulted in producer good
for more than 200 barrels. The Midland Valley
Railroad has just published rates crude oil
shipped from the Glen pool district all points
in Louisiana reached by the Kansas City Southern
road and its connections. The lowest rate IS 4Sc
a barrel TO Sulphur Mine, Indiana and the highest
rate IS 6Sc a barrel to the extreme southeastern
Gulf points, near New Orleans Fuel Oil has been
used almost exclusively by the sugar mills and
plantations, but the production Of the Gulf Coast
field has. declined rapidly and has resulted in
higher prices. The rates just published by the
Louisiana Southern intended to meet the rates
10 the Gulf made by the Texas pipe line.
Refined petroleum at New York is unchanged at
8.50c in barrels and &c in bulk, Philadelphia prices
being on d basis Of . points lever European
prices are unchanged London. 6 7-16d an imperial
gallon; Antwerp 214 francs for 100 kios and
Bremen $50 marks for 80 kilos.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
WEEKLY CATTLE MARKET

PHILADELPHIA May 23-Reeeipts for the week: Beef
cattle 442T head; sheep lambs O4g mead. b0rs
092 head calves. 2,e2i head. BEEF CATTLE stead:
steers average best So 75dS0 s7Iz choice 62is7S Is
good SO 37l40$6 90 mediums So u aqSG 25: common
s. hts4$d: bulls. s. 59Q$5 40 COWS easy: fat cows
50 5oa$5 thin cows S2q$3: mch COWS, SS5qSG5 com
mon 10 choice. tAI-NES firm, exceptional lots. IS 50a
IS I5 good to choice SSItSs u medium S7aST 80
mon, S5aS6. Westerns S4as8 SHEEP ana LANES
steady nTm, clipped sheep. 250S6
choice. $6aS6 ~, good 81 jOQS5 -. mediums sass:
common. S3dS3 90 wool. winter lambs 25a
So 90 good choice $ea&9 y medium SsaSs 80 com
S7GS 50 early spring SSQS1D. clipped lambs sin
81 - per 100 n lower than wool stock. HOGS nrm
western size and quality sl0dSO City dressed
steady steers @znlozc, COWS 7iza9c, Neals
extras 13c Westerns. 90 country dressed 9gl24c
sheen i1di2c: wehers. i3c; larlns I54l6c
extras. l7c, early spring, l6pisc. hogs 1926.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24

OFFICE PURCHASING COMMEssAEY [. s ARMY.
~ 81, Whitehall street. New York city y. y. May
"a proposals. in duplicate. for furnishing
delivering subsistence this city such
times may be required by the L $ Government he
tween Juv 18th and 3ist 1909 accordance with the
snedcations and conditions forth Circular No
4 war Department. Office Of the Commssary General,
Washington March 2T 1908. Will be received this
office until 10 o'clock m. June T. 1909 Information
Fllrnshed on application. Envelopes containing bids
should be marked proposals Subsistence opened
June 3 1909 addressed 10 A. l. SMITH, Colonel,
a 4 @. 5
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
Proposals.

VNREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF THE
L Supervising Architect. Washington D c, May Is,
1909 Proposals-seaed proposals will be received at
until O'Clock D the dates stated be
low and then opened for furnishing under the several
supplied equipment OF
buildings under the control OF the Treasury Department
during fiscal year ending June 80 1910 The sched
articles which proposals requested
follows: Schedule No Ito be opened Monday June
1893 Chairs, iE accordance Department drawings;
chairs of Bank Of England type; Heta-fra chairs;
typewriter chairs. high rotary Stools
single acting stools Schedule No 2To be opened
Wednesday June g. 1909. Desks, regular and special
grade: c6uches. regular and special grade umbrella
stands, regular and special grade rotary book cases
regular special grade. Schedule $40 be opened
FRIDAY June H. 1903. Sectional filing devices and
tional book cases Schedule 4.-TO be opened Fri
dav June II. Clocks. weight and electric Sched
ue No TO be opened Monday. June Il, 1909. Metal
sectional bag racks, tables and platforms folding
stee The abOVe-desCribed
articles furnished time during the fiscal
yea in directed the Depart
men orders be forwarded to and
placed in the buildings designated any expense
To freight, other charges
incident to delivery. Drawings when any apply, and
specinca tons any the above branches will be fur
nished 10 the bidders application to this office.
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising Architect.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
BONDS.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco Ma 2-The official closing QUO
tatons for mining stocks yesterday were as fol
lows:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24

A ssAY OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES AT
\ new YORK. y. Y. April Both. 19o9-Sealed pro
Uosals in duplicate received at the office OF the
Superintendent the Assay ONCE Of the United states
then nubcv opened general supplies required for
the once Of United states at New York y
wear 1903. June 80 1910,
under usual conditions. accordance with schedules and
specdcstions copies of which, with blank proposals and
otner Information may be had upon application 10
KINGSRERY FOSTER, SUPERINTENDENT
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PENNSYLVANIA
WaTFR GaP HOUSE

\ MOUNTAIN PARADISE
those seek best location. appciatrlent.
ssr,-fee ana comfort Delaware Water Cap Pa Now
opcn Remains open to Deceuhe- B2olle- and Auto
Maps. JUN 2 M vi =
y TOIrNT POCONO. DELAWARE WATER GAP.
NJ STROUDSBURG CREsCO. POCONO SUMMIT,
pFI.AWARE VALLEY
FAMOUS SUMNER RESORTS
information at 429 Broadway. New York City
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TO STOCKHOLDERS AND B0kDHOLDERS
DOMINION
COPPER CO.

The time for depositlng your securities with the
Empire Trust Company, ~ Broadway, New YORK
city the depository under the plan proposed by the
Committee for rehabiIltatn9 your com
nanv expires to-day, at p. NJ. This Is your last
onportnity to protect your interests; do not fail to
take advantage Of Il at once.
Checks and securities mailed to-day
will be accepted.
Respectfully yours, -r
3. w. LINCOLN, .-
Chairman,
Room 1925, No. AZ Broadway,
New York City.
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Furnished Houses to Let-Country.

JTEART OF THE BDRKSHIRES, PITTSFIElD, MASS.
II To furnished, sevenroom cottage for the sum
mer. Maplewood Hotel. two complete bathrooms
telephone gas range. Address G. W. 5, Trib-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24
HOTEL KAATERSKILL

IIO III ATATA LANOAAAL4A@
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
Opens "a Elevation 5000 feet Reservations or
rooms made by
HARRISON 5. DOWNS.
BERKELEY IYCEUM Teep 1880 Bryant
1921 West 44th Opposite Sherry's
WATCH FOR OUR ILLUSTRATED ANNOUNCE
w menr in the Annual Resort Number OF The sunday
Tribune June g will YOU FORT COMFORT
INN. Piernlont- the Hudson. y Y
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND
n The Tribune received al
1894 broadway. between Seth
O'Clock p. IN Advertisement
branch Offices al regular ONCE
viz. 564 sth ave. 5. 2. cor.
10Th 81. 104 Fast i4th ST.
18th and Sth aves. 263 West ]
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown once. No.
st. and 3Tth St. until .
, received az the following
rates uatil 6 o'clock p. m.
2Sd st. l53 9th ave. cor.
2a7 West 42h It hstween
18th 81. 1885 3d ave: 1926
.st ave near Soth St; iST
ave $50 50 ave and any
)rlce.
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= : ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM sN2, ARMY BUILD,
| ing 80 Whitehall Street New York city. May -
,ooo PROPOSALS dredging in Shrewsbury River
woodbridge Creek Keyport Harbor Matawan Creek and
y. J.. will be received at this
dTjre Iint IL NJ 1909. and then publicly opened
ytids these works VIII be considered
I,F5rnration furnished on application. d. ". LOCK
Colonel Engineers
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nRoPosALs FOR CONSTRUCTION. PLUMB1NG

PROPOSALS. FOR CONSTRUCTION Pi.CMBING'
heating and electric wiring War Department Ot-
Nce Of the constructing Quartermaster. New London
nn Mav proposals for the construction
Of post exchange building and for pumP!ng heatns'
nd wiring Fort Terry. Pluui island
X Y viii be received until 1000 a. June 70,
1909 and opened. Information furnished on apph
rstan here or plans specifications etc. be seen
on 0e in office OF Quartermaster Dept Of tho
Fas Governors Island New York. Envelopes con-
tainnE proposals be endorsed Proposals for Pub
H. T},IiinEs' and addressed Captain Chas T Baker.
= ARM constructing Or Mr. New London. Conn -
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WEEKLY CURB TRANSACTIONS,
STOCKS.

INDUSTRIAL.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-24

T-NR GI<FOPD ARSENAL. PHILADELPHIA, PA.
L April 20 1gO9-Seaed proposals. upon blank forms
Office. will he received until 2 NJ,
May furnishing during year ending June 80
less Copper Tubing, Tin, Zinc. Lead and Antimony
Iron castings. Cartridge Metals Hardware. Plumbing
steam Fitting and Electrical Supplies. Leather Betting
and ace Lumber Fuel Chemicals. oils and Paints
Ta1er Strawboard nd Cupboard. Tools and Misce
ancons Article. information apply to the Com
uIandng Officer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
TeIegraphic Brevities

DAM BREARs DROWNING MANYa-constsnti-
drowned today following :he bursting Of dam
ct Lake Derkos. 30 miles northwest Of this
city. TIE lake supplies water for the capital
WOULD STOP CLERGY SMOKING -sarsnnsh.
Ga. Oct. 2l.--The use If tobacco BIZ ministers
wiz be barred II the wishes of The womsn's g
board Of home missions Of tho Methodist Epis-
copsl Church South are tsrried olt hv the gen
erei conference.
SAN FRANCISCAN READS FkPKR-Detro.t.
Mich. Oct. 21-The delegates 70 the annual
convention Of the American gas institute de-
voted rodsF ~ fhe residing # technical papers
Among those who contributed 70 the program
was Edward z. Jones Of San Francisco.
PURITY CONVENTION ELECTS OFFICERS
Burlington Ia. Oct. 21-The American
Purity association convention elected officers
today. fncludine- President r. :. Steadxeli
Of la Crosse Wis. corresponding secretary
Miss Julia A. Morrow Of Spokane. Wash.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS DI6CUssED-Mohonk
Lake. y. Y. Oct 2i.--'The Philippines was
the subject Of discussion the Ioilonk cna-
ference today. Members OF congress- Judges
and educators and men interested in the ply
steal Improvement of the islands were the
speakers.
CARPENTER HEIRS sUED-Petaiuma Oct 81
City Attorney William II. Early. representing
J. r. Neebift has sued the heirs OF the Car
penfer estate for $500. due for street work
here and which the heirs objected The
heirs Mrs. Daisy Meyer Of san Francisco.
Mrs Frankie Duree. Mrs. Lucy Carpenter and
fhe children Of the late T. c. CarDenter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
WOMAN KILLS BABY
AND COMMITS SUICIDE
Throws Herself Under Train
After Numbering Infant

s PORTLAND. Oct 2l.--Murder and
suicide brought to a close this morning
the lives of Mrs Lena Heiny, wife Of
a sawmill employe, and theirs1s months
old baby girl When Heiny kissed his
wife. goodby just before he left the
house to go to. work he little suspected
that within an hour he would receive
news of the suicide of his wife and
upon going TO his home, where he
thought his wife,s body had been
taken. stumble upon the body of the
little girl her head horribly crushed
with a hammer
Mrs. Heiny committed suicide by
throwing herself in front of an inter-
urban electric car, but II is evident
that she killed the little girl before
she left the family home.
Mrs. Heiny had shown signs of in
sanity and had ben cared for at a
sanitariun1. but was believed to have
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
JUDGE FAILS TO SAVE
SERVANT GIRLS LIFE
She Is Murdered While Calling
for Help

HONOLULU, Oct 2I-while Judge
Lindsay struggled today to break
down the door behind which he heard
the frantic cries of his Japanese serv-
ant girl for help. she was almost de-
capitated by a Japanese named Tan
aka. who subsequently cut his own
throat He may recover.
The girl and her murderer were in
the room together when she cried out
that she was being murdered.
Judge Lindsay finally succeeded in
demolishing the door, but was too late
to save the girls life
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
URGES CREATION OF BIG
ANNUAL WATERWAY FUND
Senator Newlands Advocates
Developing Streams

RENO, Oct. 21.-Senator Francis G.
Newlands has addressed a letter TO
the senators from the arid and semi
arid states calling their attention to
the waterway movement for the, de-
veiopment of navigation. which is to
be emphasized by the presence of the
president at the deep waterways con-
vention at New Orleans October so. and
to the Importance of the senators and
representatives from the arid and semi
arid states comforting together in the
interest of their region. He calls at
tention to the Importance of compre-
hensive plans that will cover contem-
poraneous development of the rivers
In every section of the country, and
particularly in the arid region where
the storage of flood waters can be made
useful both for irrigation and naviga-
tion in the maintenance of a steadier
stream flow.
He urges the creation of a waterway
fund of $50, 100000 annually and shows
that of this amount the headwaters OF
the navigab1e rivers in the arid region
should receive about s5,000000 annual
iy, which in addition to the reclama-
tion fund. will take care of unfinished
as well as contemplated irrigation
projects.
RANK ROBBERS Observation-Disclosures
Wis. Oct. 21.-Rohbers broke into the Reeds
vile State bank last night early today and
obtsiuet Sc 500 in cash and negotiable papers
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
MARIE CORELLI GIVES
ADVICE TO SUFFRAGISTS
Famous Novelist Would Apply
Crucial Test of Ability

LONDON, Oct. 21-Marie Corelli in
q magazine article reiterates her en-
tire disapproval OF women in politics.
Nevertheless. she would be willing to
enfranchise women II they proved
able TO meet the test she suggests
Let the suffra gettes.~ she says, "ac-
Quire 2 building. furnish IL like the
house Of commons and handle for a
few years the same subjects being
dealt with by the members of parlia-
ment.
If the women during that period
are guiltless Of any violent. claptrap
orations. If they endure all night sit
tings and If they show themselves
wiser than the men. let them vote
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
TEN MINERS KILLED
BY EXPLOSION OF GAS
Fatal Accident Occurs in Coal
Mine in Oklahoma

HARTSHORNE. Okla, Oct. 21-Ten
men are dead, two injured and one is
missing as result of an explosion in
mine No. 10 of the Rock Island coal
mining company early today. Nine
bodies were recovered.
The men are believed to have gone
beyond a deadline with lighted lamps.
The fact that Dan Hughes, a subboss,
was with the other men suggests the
theory that the men were arranging
air courses to carry out the gas when
one or more of the men passed over the
''dea dime"
Hughes was alive when taken from
the mine, but never r gained con-
sciousness.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
NAVY YARD AGAIN
GOSSIPS OF EVANS
Links Constructors Name With
That of Pretty and Popular
Boston Girl

VALLEJO. Oct. 21.-Persistent ru-
mors that all manner of denials have
failed to vanquish are again busy with
structor Holden A Evans, and once
more comes the whispered assertion
from the lips of some of his closest
friends that, upon receiving his final
decree of divorce from Mrs. Maude
Evans in January or February, the
lieutenant commander will journey to
Boston to claim as, his bride Miss
Frances Ingersoli of that city.
Evans marital troubles of a few
months ago created a fanfare of pub
licity that reached even to Washing ton
and penetrated within the walls of the
navy headquarters, but despite the no.
toriety which followed the shipwreck
of his first venture on matrimonial
seas it is confidently predicted that he
is ready and impatient again to en-
bark.
Evans name became linked with
that of Miss Ingersoll last spring while
the latter was making an extended
visit at Mare island as the guest of
Assistant Naval Constructor N c. CO.
burn. Evans. even then reaping the
aftermath of the sensations which fol-
lowed upon the famous Christmas day
kiss INDUCED in by Mrs. Evans and
Lieutenant Boy Osburn. became an
intimate friend of Miss IngersoH. He
was constant caller at the Coburn
home. paid marked attentions to Miss
Ingersoll and set the tongues of gos-
sip tripping.
MOTHER INTERPOSED
When the rumor that an understand
ing existed between them reached Miss
IngersolPs home in Boston her mother
is said to have taken very decided
steps to bring matters to halt. Miss
Ingersoll received an urgent maternal
suggestion that 1t might be as we'll to
return to Boston, and departed with
suddenness from the navy
yard, where. she had become highly
popular in the social circle.
Now comes the story with even more
positive assurance than before. De-
malls have come with 1t, but not in suf-
iicient force or number to satisfy the
naval constructors friends of their
sincerity. 1t is naturally a, topic of
absorbing interest at the navy yard
because of the furore in which Evans
played leading part less than a year
ago. .y
KISS STARTED SCANDAL
Inc Evans lduily troubles 1oUnd a
climax and won their first public In
terest in the, divorce proceedings filed
by Evans early in the year. The star
feature of that affair was the charge
made by Evans that Lieutenant F. w
Osburn. familiarly known as Boy"
had acted most indiscreetly with Mrs.
Evans by kissing her on Christmas
day. Osburn blamed the. mistletoe.
The divorce followed and then came a
court of inquiry to look into the case
from an official standpoint Mrs.
Evans returned to her first love. the
stage, While her former husband fought
it out with Boy Osburp.
The result of the board of inquiry's
findings wass an order from the secre-
tarY of the navy for two reprimands
Osburn received one for the kissing
episode and Evans was awarded one
for airing his domestic affairs with so
much publicity. That was the Official
end of the story, but.it didn't detract a
whit from the interest which Evans
friends still extend to him and his
affairs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
VOICES OPPOSITION
TO THE POSTAL BANKS
President of Arizona Bankers
Delivers an Address

GLOBE. Ariz-. Oct. 2l.+Opposition to
postal savings banks was a feature of
the presidents annual address at the
first session Of the sixth annual con-
Vention of the Arizona bankers asso-
citation, which convened here today.
President N. J. Cunningham Of Bisbee
urged the convention 10 adopt resolu-
tions protesting against postal savings
banks. Furthermore. he said, he con-
sidered ii a reflection on the honesty
Of the banks Of America to have the
United States government enter the
banking field when there were now
SUFFICIENT institutions TO care for the
financial needs Of the people
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
ICE TRUST ON TRIAL
FOR VIOLATING Z LAW
New York Begins Prosecution
of Huge Combine

NEW york, Oct. .-Prosecut1on
of the American ice company, the
largest dealer in ice in the. world, for
alleged violation of the state anti
monopoly. law, began in the criminal
branch OF the supreme court today
Deputy attorney General Roger
Clark declared that everything short
of physical violence which the diabol-
ical ingenuity OF man could invent was
employed by this corporation TO build
up monopoly of the ice business
He .saids the American ice company
had repeatedly refused to harvest ice
in its Maine fields in order to create a
scarcity Of ice and TO raise prices The
idea for the organization of the COM
bine, he continued, originated with.
Charles w. Morse.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
REQ CAR
REACHES THE CITY
First of the Four Cylinder Auto
mobiles Received by ]. w.
Leavitt Company
By R. R. L'HoMMEDIEU

The big parade and the fun down.
town did not keep the automobile en-
thusiasts from visiting automobile row
yesterday. ALI the dealers along the
row reported large numbers of visitors
J. W. Leavitt & Co. had a busy. time
of it in the afternoon, for the new four
cylinder REQ. the first of the four cyl
inders to be made by the REQ people.
arrived. The car is a beauty and a
surprise even to the most enthusiastic
who had read of its specifications. This
motor car is the best thing that this
factory has ever turned out and VIII
undoubtedly be considered a great
money value.
Roads leading out of San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
FAIR DFVOTFFS IN
RACE FOR INTEREST
Crowd Divides Time Between
Admiration OF Cars and
Charming Women
Exhibition to Remain Open Until
Midnight Saturday to Show
the Racing Cars

Automobile was king last night and
found many willing subjects bowing
2efore its throne
1t was society night at the automo-
bile show. and the interest was equally
divided between the many handsome
cars on exhibition and the number of
charming women present.
While society was out il large num-
bers il was not ''splurge" might. and
Tie gathering divided its time between
addiag a strong measure of attrac-
tiveness to the cars by mounting to
the tonneau. and in gossip over the
latest makes
DISCUSS LORE OF MACHINE
Pageants. Portola king and queen
and such matters gave way in the dis
cussion TO carburetors. ignition, trans
mission and the world Of subjects that
serve the real automobile enthusiast
50 ably at such gatherings. The
throng was late in gathering. owing
10 the large number of automobile show
dinners that were a part Of societys
program for the night
Accompanying the society folk were
a large number OF others who ALWAYS
take interest in the show, and the
evening was a most successful one
despite the large number of counter
attractions throughout the city.
SOCIETY REPRESENTED
The costuming of the women was
marked by great simplicity Because
Of the festive spirit of the crowds on
the streets. most OF the women present
were gowned either in light tailored
suits or the simplest of evening dresses.
Among those present were:
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22

Mrs. C. o. Alexander
Miss Harriet Alexander
Nj. and Mrs. Roy som =
ers
Miss Marian Aiarvyn
Mr. and Mrs. :. L.
Braverman
Mr. and Mrs George
Hill Stodda-d
Mrs T. z. Bates
Douglas Alexander
Mr. and Mrs. L. Ha--is
Mr. and Mrs Harry
B0stwick
Mr.. and Mrs Denis
Searles
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p.
Brinegar
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Eyre
Mr and Mrs. P. L
Bowles
Mr. and Mrs. Athole
Mclean
Miss Marie Brewer
Spencer Grant
Miss Natalie Hunt
Miss Elena Brewer
Ellington Detrick Jr.
NJ and Mrs. Covingtor
PrinRle
The automobile
open until midnig
when all the racing
participated in the
will be on exhibit
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22

STUDY JAPANESE LANGUAGE Seattle. Oct. (
21.-A course of instruction in the Japanese
language has been added to the curriculum OF
the University Of Washington