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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
MARKET ACTIVE,
PRICES HIGHER

Sew York, Nov. i5.-The stock mar
kct opened today with active trading
and prices generally higher than last
week but with a sprinkling Of declines
in influential stocks. Amalgamatod
Copper was the feature with sales OF
1900 shares at sgasS compared with Of
on saturday Wabash preferred and
Western Union rose 1 and Missouri Pa
cihc. New York central Chesapeake
& ohio, American Smelling and Ana
conda large fractions. Pennsylvania
sold at l227s, with the rights or sub
scription To the new stock substractcd.
compared with i40ia on Saturday.
Numerous buying orders made their
appearance for the minor copper stocks.
following the sensational opening i'm
Amalgamated Copper, and the group
rose strongly There was some active
bidding also for the Gould stocks. but
the rest OF the list was inclined 10
sag. Arnalgamated Copper was sub
tectec 70 realizing sales. National Lead
rose with American Smelling Ia Ten
nessee Copper International Harvester.
U. $. Reduction, preferred, ~; Mis-
souri, Pacific. IL, and st. Louis South
western Kansas a. Texas and Utah
Copper. l. The last named stock re-
acted points. Great Northern pre-
ferred. Colorado q Southern and Inter
Metropolitan preferred. yielded 1. and
Ifttsburg Coal ?.
When prices began to yield selling
orders decreased and prices hardened
Chesapeake a Ohio. Kansas city south
ern. Colorado Fuel Allls- Chalmers pre-
ferred and American Ice. rose i Hook
Ing Coal. ~ CRANKY Mining. 2: West
ern Union, ga Wells Fargo 8. and
Federal Mining. 10. Atlantic Coast line
declined 2 and United Railways and
Investment preferred ~.
Amalgamated Copper started upward
again before noon rising pa
Bonds were Irregular
STANDARD railroads and L. s. steel
forged 20 the front in the buying move
ment after midday Union Pacific ana
Reading advanced / and IL respective
". The copper stocks continued 10
reflect the rumors in circulation re-
garding circulatlons. Anaconda jumped
tx and International Harvester
points. American Sugar and Metro
politan street Railway were down
point.
The rise Ia the market was inter-
iupted by the spectacular break OF the
eight points i'm American Sugar When
support began 10 show for that stock
and IL rallied three points. the bulls
began 10 mark mp the copper stocks
again Amalgamated Copper advanced
ga. Reading ? and Great Northern pre-
ferred New York Central and Railway
Steel Spring l.
The market closed frn. A break
OF points in American Sugar pre-
ferred weakened the common stock
again In the final hour and checked the
advance I'm the general market Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas preferred and
American Telephone preferred gained /
and Western Union 4. Minneapolis &
st. Louis fell IA and American Beet
Sugar 1.
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CONCENTRATES.

r. Augustus Heinze. the well known
copper maRnate, Is expected to reach
the city about o'clock this afternoon.
Reports from the Biscuit Mining COM
pany's property az Cherry Creek. New.
state that after driving through some
hard formation I'm the winze from the
800 level. the management has struck
an lS-inch vein Of ore similar in char
acter TO that which made money for
the owners years ago
The Humboldt Star states that the
United States Smelling and Refining
company are still figuring on the Lucky
Boy and Mountain King group at
Lucky Boy. although the owners have
raised the price In the past few months
from si,O0OO00 to $4,000. 600 General
Manager Allen Is said to have visited
the properly recently with j. Few son
smith the company's. expert.
Daniel Guggenheim who has Just 70
turned from an extensive trip abroad
Is quoted as saying that the supply OF
100000 tons OF copper in Europe today
II nothing more than normal II Is all
said 10 be in licensed warehouses. and
The market price Is controlled by the
law Of supply and demand though uii-
Ike other industries the supply can
not be curtailed without much loss In
times when the demand is not brisk.
Reports from Arizona today state
that d. @. lacking and party inspect
ed tho Ray Con yesterday and are at
Miami near Globe, today. Tonight
they win leave for the Chino mine IN
New Mexico. whore they viii stop until
Thursday After making an inspec-
ton OF this property they will then
leave for Garden City, Kansas. which
place they expect TO reach on Saturday
next
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LOCAL MARhETS

The local markets are IN receipt OF
a fine car of grapes from California
also a car OF sweet potatoes from
Virginia. The eastern potato is able
10 compete IN this market with the
California article because ~ the dir
ference In freights II costs so cents
to bring sweet potatoes here from
southern California 81 miles. while
The cost " the haul from virginia.
nearly 5000 miles. Is but 70 cents. The
cost OF hauling lemons goes up today.
10 10 cents Increasing the jobbing
cost In this market from 50 cents 10
per box, an Increase Of $40 per
ear Pumpkins and squashes are ar
nNinG in large lots Celery h inn
proving as the frosts Increase A car
N hloaters has been received from
Boston. Green peas are temporarily
out OF tho market Hardshell crabs are
OUT today but are liable to be on hand
tuesday. The quotations obtaining In
tndays market are as follows
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sra.
ers for further information.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO,
bate DIVISION IN ana FOR salt Lake Coun.
iN, state o. ! TAN ~ lhe matter Of hs
estate OF william y. Preston Deceased
Notice Tho petition Of HARRIET A Pres
ton, J.. r. Maftneau and oscar W
Movie, administration OF me estate d,
william b Preston. deceased ior con
flrmauon OF tho sale Of tho following
described real estate of said deceiHl
tO-wtt
Beginning ~ a point n 81 chains nonl
Of tho southwest corner ot section % ll
township u north OF range Wtsf Sii
Lake Meridian, thence east 8N o.a s,
thence north % rods To lhe rorn Ins
the southwest quarter OF saId section
thence east on said line J chain H
north Q dec ~ min. east la.b' la
thence north 50 deg To MIN cas
center or Bear River. Thence gosa 0
said river northwestern fo NE ia
where said river iutersects Or tHi af
~ section 3. toWnship ana ane '
said; thence south along said Ir' Of
said section 3 90 the southWf' crW
OF said section b thence egs % M
southeast corner Of the southwes qa1s'
81 said section 3, thence south 60 usce-
ter OF section 10. township and iaN.
aforesaid. thence further south uAs
thence east 10 the point of begirnlfg
known as Riverside Farm and clniarW
about 515 acres Of land. together Win AZ
water rights thereto belonging ndul'
ing b shares az me capital stock o. 'hs
Renson Irrigation ComDany q coTpo.n1.
fion. used thereon. for The sum of 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
PRODUCE.


Chicago Nov 5-Thc wheat msrket
mere today seemingly unluhucuced by
the phenomonallN large worlds ship
ments, advanced carly Corn ruled slight
ly on and oats were also uulet. while
provisions manifested q uniform advance
worlds shipments OF wheat agErcgating
lAGeVo bushels failed 10 cause Il break
in the local market December opened
~ an advance of from a 10 - and
thereafter IN tho nrst hour steadily rose
ia touching l.oiis December led Id the
go vance, starting az .0d 60 "a, Is 10 e
higher than Saturdays close
May opened 40 .0ia. 10 - h4L 20
"a shade higher than Saturday, last
quotations Both May and July advanced
nut Ton less rapid measure than did De-
cember. The stin foreign demand was
regarded a. The cuuse az upward move
menf
There was nothing spectacular In the
corn pit December EugEed nt the omen.
Ink. The starting point-6sA. being "a
"a lower than saturday Early trad.
Ing showed aliRht variation.
oats we're unretponslve to the advance
in wheat aud most Of the trading WAS
from commission houses Dccember
opened "a shade lower a. 3g.
ProYifions--lanuary products led with
pork registered l5 10 ~ higher.
Wheat -Rulliah sentiment controlled
the market through the session OFFER
ngs We're light DOB thr plt although
snles Increased on the sWells when conn
mission houses released small lots Ds
go strung with December up rs AZ I.0Tf,
tOru-Ine bulge in wherf was 40
principal factor Through tha dHN ana tha
market showed greater strength T-fr
close was nrm VIII neeomhor A t0 q
higher nf hula
close Wheat Dec. i.0hi May loss
iulY. 9ls.
Corn-fiec. 60is. MAY, nE. july. na.
Ontr-Dec. fqis. MAY gas. Iuly. mf.
Pork JAM fl0.i. Nav. f0
lnfd-Not- lft9il jan, i2lo MAY
NJ .aL
ribs nov n@ JAM iosaN aiog
Rye-cas6 Igsalli Dec p. May 90
Barley Cash. l'lfti
Timothy Nov. 3.m. March go
clover Nothing doing
BUTTER And EGGS
Chlcaao Nov. M Butter Steady.
Creameries, ~ n3l, dairies. nnH
Egrf- lfirm. af mark cases Included
gqfis receipt go hrsfs. siia prime
htr. ga
Cheese-Firn Daisies. ignst Twins.
Do - N1f. founF Americas lcQh. Long
Horns. lbA mo
SUGAR AND cOFFEE.
New york. Nov b-suEsr. rax. arm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
ONO COPPER STRONG.
sale Made at Better Than S5---Colo-
RADIO Weaker-Daly Judge Firmer.

The first cali ON the now mining ex-
change this morning WAS marked by a
new low level for Colorado which went
down 90 20 cX-dNldend. The stock
closed weak from which 70 is Inferred
that farther decline may be- looked for,
Several stocks ON the other hand were
marked up a few points. among them
being DAILY Judge and Ohio Copper.
The former sold mp To- ST. while n buyer
so ~ the latter went az $50 Colum-
bus moved up 90 "A ON good reports
from inc mine. Iron Blossom WAS also
weaker this morning being traded n
~ low as o. A seller 20 took Sioux
Con down to Al a. which price 1000
shares changed hands
Among the smaller stocks Bullock
showed The most strength lts c0ndi-
ton was much improved sales being
made up 20 lA ono the good reports from
the mine. Provo Was also a little
stronger as the result of the report
from tho mine that "a change "a being
encountered in On workings.
Uncle sam WAS weak at A.. aT Was
Nevada Hills which went b1ck to -a
New York N1s nrm al i2 and indian
Queen WAS active an ELY calumet
which WAS listed on the board today
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LIVE STOCK.


Chicago, Nov. l5-Cattle- Receipts. es-
timated at 5000. market steady TO iOc.
lower Beeves S.9Q9.8 Texas steers,
500 $50; western steers. 4,5a7.5o, stock
ers and feeders, 3.i0d5.2 cows and
heifers, 2.l0W5.10; calves, 8 2,Gi6.0O
Hogs-Receipts. estimated az $500:
market strong 70 Be-. higher. Light I55
OSLO. mixed. l,1SqS.0' heavy, 7.7bas % (;
rough, l.7Sd 80. good 10 choice heavy q.
l.eoQS.&; pigs. loq7 49, bulk Of sales.
s.a5uS.l6
sheep Receipts. estimated at 5000:
market strong TO loo higher. Native. 900
p8 20 lambs. native, 4ISq7 coz western,
OMAHA.
Omaha, Nov l5.--Cattle- Receipts. 900:
market active steady to strong Naive
steers, .5Ons 90. cows and heifers. $3.50
8 Is western steers. 5.Soq6.a5; cows and
heifers. 2bd470; Gamers 3 2Sq3 =:
stockers and feeders, 3.oog5.S calves,
2. 50d6 ,O0 bulls. stays. etc, 2.7544.g5
Hogs Receipts 1880: market J to lOc
higher Heavy. $3.50 mixed, I.&q
iso bulk s Of saiss' go 7s IS i s7, piss 500
Sheep-Reoeipts 5000. market steady.
Hearlings 100G7.75: wethers. aoaG. ~;
ewes, A5oQfs5i lambs. 6.DM7.5o
KANSAS CITY.
Kansns city. Nov lB-Cattle- Receipts.
1000; market steady. Native steers. B. 20
ub.50 native cows and heifers 2. 8q5.75,
stoekers and feeders. s.0oQ6.Oo, bulls.
2, % q 80 calves Aoo9 1@ western
Hogs Receipts, 5000. market strong TO
Be higher Bulk .oOd6 05 heavy,
s.eps.le packers and butchers. l.s0Q
70, light SOas aS pigs, 5000 p
Muttons 4&95.5o; lambs. 60Q5 81:
range wethers and yearlinga. AOg g. %.
range ewes, S.&Q5.8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
rEDEnAL EIN MANTrD

Federal ely was in good demand al
The open can on the stock exchange
this morning 300 shares chauging
hanos at prices ranging from ls. for oEo
Dot of J0O shares, up CD 1914 lfuiah
Treasure Hill wa also boo demand O0u
SHARES suing al g. seller 60. and . 100
King Consolidated came Out on "a bid
of a0 Demiiohu was offered at bad
thcre were no takers at that price Ev
Nltch was ltle stronger with 30 hid
Mcdonald Ely was offered af 81 With
20 bid Opex was offered al 10 and 9O
Nas bid FOR the stock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
DEATH RATE AMONG
CONSERVATIVES DECREASED

New York, Nov l5 The annual re-
port ~ Samuel Grabfelder Of Phia-
delphia, president Of the National Jew
lsh hospital for consumptlves at Dem
yer shows that the death rate among
the patients treated had been decreased
In 10 years from IS per cent 60 "a
per cent. All the officers Of the or
ganization have been reelected.
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EAST TTNTIc ORE SHIPMENTS.

Especial 90 TIE News
Provo, Nov. l6.-une OF the six cars
Of ore shipped by the East Tintic De-
velopment company uetted sos Re
turns have not yet been received from
the others.
The strike la the Bullock on the no
foot level la the face OF the l26-foot
DRIFT Of me body of copper sulphide
ore. on which assays are now being
made is very encouraging 10 the stock
holders
w r. Giles, who has returned from
an inspection OF his mining interests in
Tintic, reports the uncoycrinR " a gas
pocket in tine lintlc Standard Ia the
100-foo level a fcw days ago The gas
was SO strong that work had % be
suspended ina the vicinity for "A hours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
DAIRY PRODUCTS
FARM PRODUCE.
ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New YORK, Nov. 15-Money on call
strong, 4a5is per cent; ruling rate, "a.
per cent. closing bid. ga per cent. Of
fefed at 3lf per cent
Time loans dun but firm; for SO days
ana ~ days, ba5h per cent, for six
months, 4Aa5 per cent
Close Prime mercantile paper, 3 TO
ga per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills al Sl.S325n
S4.sS 40 for 6O-day bills, and az S4s1 70
for demand.
Commercial bills. S2izQN.S3h
Bar silver, 60ia cents
Mexican dollars, 43 cents
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
UTAH MINERAL HANDBOOK.
Issued by Gold springs Mining and
Power Co.. Gives Boost for Utah.

a.. A. short has prepared a very use
fll and readable book entitled The
ttah Mineral Handbook" limited
numhcr ~ copies of which are being
distributed with the compliments OF
the Gold Springs Mining ana Power
company The book is a boost for the
mines of Utah. presented in such
way as 10 hold the attention Of every
reader AT the outset the writer
states that the search for gold carried
on $50 successfully in the land OF Ha-
villain. mentioned in the Bible. has never
really ended Tine tide has ebbed aud
Moved. and with Il mans prosperity.
but just now the tide is said tn De-
coming In, and the prediction Os uads
that large portion OF the Hood wiI
come 60 ltah.
The book contains much accurate i'm
formation regarding the gold produc-
ton ~ the United States and the world.
and presents Zoo attractive style The lm
rortanco of the mining Industry Tho
writer also refers 90 thc natural &C.
sources of Utah. giNing statistics show
ing the Importance az mining Invest.
ments Answering the question "Wul
1000 shares payr Mr short gives tic
dividends nald by I6 Utah mines on
100 shares. among thc largest patrrs
being Ontario 22oe -nn Ajax. ta333i
Bullion Beck. t-G.as0. centennial Eurc
ln t.glll DAILY ia5to, Annie Laurie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15

SiI5S0 and others The dividends paid
TO date by the different mines or the
state are also given. making a very in
tereSting showing The book should
be read by everyone interested in the
mining industry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15

,,1lr ienning, 3.WuAm. ,,o,,.
Sss'' $50 $50, molassos s sS,,rlilgal IS
IA Termed 4 q. STEADY Crushed sax
ga, e.mi graduated Il ON" lovUo..
Noncc Steady So
No. santos. s.aSa. "'' shNsh
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

wns traded ln at co. Black Jack sold
nt and AiaN ioosened Up ~ on a bid
of %. Addle also sold az iil aud g.
Closing quotations were as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
WOOL.


St. Louis. Nov. 10 wool unchanged.
Territory and western mediums, Na2s.
me MEDIUMS. 23H26. fine. 1901
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FORENOON SALES.
Addle. 5000 at III 200 at 2
AJAX. 900 AZ "A
Black jack. 1900 ~
Bullock, 5000 at 1000 az ~; 5000
~. 1000 at Ia
cedar Tai, i.cOO az 81 1000 AT S.
Colorado. 1000 AT 100. 200 at O2ls
200 az 90. seller so; 100 AZ 70. 1000 at
~. seller 60
Columbus i25 at 72. ls5 at 70. 500 al
~ 1000 az "A. seller 60 100 az q, seller
so; 100 at a.
DAILY Judge, 100 at 800
p Tintic Dew 1000 at "a, seller 50
5000 AT S. 1900 at 81
Ely Calumet. 800 AT TO-
Indian Queen, 800 at &
Int Pet & on. 500 al 90
Iron Blossom, 800 al 20 900 az So
LITTLE Bell. 100 az 1 80. buyer SO
Nevada Ilills. 2o0 AT 79
New York. 10000 at ~. 500 al 2. seller
50
Ohio copper, 100 at $40, buyer So
Provo $50 at Q
Sioux CON $500 AZ As 200 al 4s. seller
30 z 900 AZ ~ seller so; 5000 at asa 500
al 49, seller 60
Tinuc central. $500 al 3. 10000 AZ 81,
Uncle sam. 500 al g..
OPEN BOARD.
Black Jack Con. 800 at ~.
Bullock, 2 900 at ~. 1000 al Ia
CarIsa. 200 az IS, 500 Al 20. seller 60.
800 az %. seller To- 900 at 20, seller co.
Columbus 100 a. g.
Cedar Tai, 600 at s.
Iron Blossom, 500 at 6S 800 al g.
Little Bell. 100 al 67ts
Silver KING. 100 at 400
Utah Con. 800 az ~
REHABILITATION
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GROCERIES.

Layer raisins, per pound ....,..l5a20
Honey, per pound .....-...............l 5
Beets. in cans. each ..................2 20
DIN pickles, quart ....................l5
Sour pickles. quart ............,....,. 20
Popcorn. 3 pounds ....................2 5
Sugar. IA pounds for ................L0 LOO
Citron peel per pound ......,.....,...25
Lemon peel. per pound ...,..........20
Orange peel. per pound ........... .25
Mincemeat. per pound ......16. 20, %
Sweet cider. per gallon ..............60
Rye hominy. quart ..,..............l0
Creamery butter per pound ........40
Good ordinary butter ........... 30as5
Cane sugar .....,................. $40
Beet sugar ...................... 6 90
Mapln sugar. per pound .............2k
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15

.. d. WHITNEY. stock Broker
tai Atlas Dell ia10. Req sOOt-z
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Stringed beans. per pound ....,......i6
Egg plant PER pound ............15
Cuoumbers each ....................t
Celery. two Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Utah radishes. three punches for. 10
Parsley three punches fOr............l0
Saratoga chips, per pound ...........30
New cabbage. three pounds for......l0
Utah carrots, two punches for. ........b
Utah lettuce, per bunch. ........5
Green onions. two punches for........b
New spuds, per peck .,..............20
Hubbard squash each .........1OG2O
Pumpkins. each ........... .5lfb
Fresh tomatoes, per pound ..........,.2O
New turnips. .hree for. ..............l0
Bell pepper, per pound .............20
Sweet spuds. six pounds for .........25
Artichokes, 2 fOr....-............... 20
Brussels sprouts ......................l5
Green beans. per pound. ..,...........l
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suite so3 Boston Bldg Both Phones
ei5 Hes, Bell i05s y.
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FRUIT.
NUTS
VEGETABLES.

Almonds, per pound .......
WRlnuts. per pound ......,
Tilherts, per pound .....l
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Forenoon Afternoon
hid Asked. bid. Asked
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-02
Old Engine Housed
i'm Airfiqhf Mansion

Il |
IN Alright Mansion ~ cloak mystery, IIewes
reney t by which his millions and though oher
Paddy Hewe he prouder
could besow him
In the early Hew millions and has
scattered all the that handsome structure
Eighth veng the sand hills
the Mission accomplished the work with paddy
Never did that break worked night and day. 1t tore
of sand helped fill in deep with prawohy
regularity.
III treat that paddy white-I will"
Away the paddy, bigger hills than before
"a little little called she'll
till have all San Francisco level billiard table
Slowly and surely the paddy amad dollars for Hewes They
rolled by the hundreds and the quickly the thou
sands thousands Hew who always hrewd
until paddy had made him mon
Now Hewes tight mansion has been built
the old paddy which country place
When visitor ew home the first thing ne intro
duced S the Steam paddy
Isn't she beauty he will ask of the wondering She the
faithful thing had Oh give her occasional trip
took her the Portland fair she attracted attention than
thing there
No. she has take another before long for she will The far
Seattle She smaller would
a
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-02
FRENCH AcADEMy

Ihere are now five vacant fauteuils
IN the French academy. the last being
caused by the death of Cardinal Ma
thieu. Strange as it may seem, Riche-
lieu the founder of the academy. was
not one of the Immortals. The first
prelate to enter the portals was Har-
douin Perefine de Beaumont. in 1854.
Among the distinguished prelates who
nave been elected are Bouss11eff
Flechier, Fenelon and Massillon. some
of the Paris papers are now urging
the claims of Mgr. de Cabrieres. bishop
OF Montpelier. to succeed Cardinal
Mathieu.-London Globe.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-02

will 6e no attendants and the onIv
guests present viii be the immediata
relatives of the couple. The bride wis
De given in marriage by her father,
THOMAS Price After a brief honeymoon
Trip the couple will return TO this city.
manent home.
Ihe twentieth Century musical club
Is sending out t-cards this week for a
reception tc be given January AZ 2o2o
broadway and the affair will he the
nrst OF social Importance given in
many months Dy this organization OF
SssFer amateur musicians. who divide
their time between society interests ~,
music
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-02
Impertinent Question No. "a
What's Your Long Suit?

For the original wttest thus question the
bnefer the better-The Call will pay FIVE DOLLARS.
For the next FIVE The Call will pay ONE DOL
LAR EACH. Prize winning will be printed next
Wednesday and checks mailed the winners at once Make
your answer short and SEND 1T ON 4 POSTAL
CARD to
EXPERIMENT QUESTIONS
THE CALL
winning Answer to IN
pfhe Arthur g Shave Howsrds stret.cy
Collected under MISUNDERSTANDING bigger
to JenneG Fourths Petauna
Peauma hen this cold weather.
N oHdorL42 Twentet sreetci city
(SpecaD Ten full better
W. NJ. Fowler Dstret.sn Rosa.
drecoire gown a rainy day
pzeoJ % ]. r. F. D. No.
candid gentlemen IS worse
price of Pullman berths can have
5 to C. espr. T.. tom House., city.
The southeast of Third Marke- holds I'd that
Hearst skyscrape
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-02
Chorus Girls Separate
Manager and Father

Cho-os Grc the
~ United States a native OF Francisco,
manager ana FaIner told
would be California
he old
10 acco o the
and
everything smoothly the reached San Jose When
Oakland old gentleman
search the San Jose depot failed bring the old light As
pulled police asked that harm befe him.
thing that would his
through Pullman
seated of the plush between of the pest girls in the
the
compelled continue Oakland
in the smoker, alone