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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
SECRETARIES BEAT NOON CLASS
First Indoor Base Ball Game is Played
at Y. M G.. A.

The opening game OF indoor base ball at
the Young Mems Christian association,
was played Tuesday afternoon, the secre-
tariaI team defeating the noon class team
by the score of Is to 10. The scoring was
large on account Of the inability of the
players to accustom themselves to the
handling of a soft ball, but there was
steady Improvement during the progress of
the game.
The indoor game will hereafter be a fea
tur of the work in the association gymna-
SUM. Games will be arranged throughout
the winter. Some old stars have expressed
their intention OF getting back into the
game, thus materially strengthening the
teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
MEETING OF THREE-I LEAGUE
salary Limit IL Fixed and Schedule of
4 Games Ordered.

DAVENPORT. Ia. Jan. 13-Directors
OF the ThTee-I Base Ball league today
e eseS at ' $50 and OF fm eiubs AZ G si.s s10Al pay
1t was decided 20 rescind the action
taken recently in Chicago providing a
schedule of 126 games for the coming
season and a schedule for 14O games was
ordered. The season is TO open on May
6 AMI close on september l6.
President NJ. II. Sexton of the league
announced that he would insist on a
strict observance OF the salary limit law,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
MIs.oarI-Drake Feud On.

DIES MONIES, Jan. 13.-(Speclal)-A tel
egram was received here from Coach John
l.. Griffith of Drake university two days
after the Missouri Valley conference stating
that all differences between the University
OF Missouri and Drake university had been
RmlcahlX adjusted ~ commence between
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
John Evers Married.

TROY, N. Y, Jan. 1S.-John Overs. second
baseman of the Chicago National league
base ball team. was married tonight to
Miss Helen F1tzgibbons at st. Joseph's par
nag in this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Evers
departed on an extended wedding trip.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14

The Sampecks picked off a few last night
from the Gold Tops on the Association
yet the team lost by one little lonely pin.
Reynolds has the alley record I'm league
games with Csc, While Mahoney takes the
lemon Tonight the Onimods and Lemps'
FalstaffA Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
sAMPECKs

The Union Pacifics almost had a clear run
last night in the Association league, when
they went up against the Cudahys, with
Coleman getting high single and high totals,
while Rudiger, he with the whiskers all
over his face, was high man for the Cud-
ahys. Tonight Fort Crook and the Signal
Germs Score
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14

Griffith and Heatherington OF Missouri re-
suited in the trouble being smoothed over
and the Ratchet has been buried. Drake will
bali soheduleS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14

The Omaha Bicycle company took two
games from the Dreibus Candy company
team last night on the Metropolitan alley.
The games were close all the way through
and some good scores were made by both
teams. Cain took all honors for the candy
kids, with a total of 563, and Sam Boord
6Ss. Tonight Cole-McKennas and Luxus
will clash. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
REaUIsITIoN ron BERT TAYLOR
sheriG 10 Start at once to California
for Him,

LINCOLN, jan. 13.-Governor Shallen-
berger this evening issued a requisition on
the governor of California for the return
Kearneyscoun Nebraska.of Bert lTay-
Tor accused of numbering his sister-in-
law. Sheriff Ransom and q deputy will
leave tomorrow for California TO get Tay-
lor,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
UNION PACIFICs.
CUDAHYS.

The Nebraska Cycle company won Two
games from the Bungalows last night on
the basement alleys. The new pins did
not seem to fall easily. Richie and
Haster were fighting for high honors, but
Haster put il on Ritchie in the last three
frames. Haster was high on totals. with
500; also high on single game, with 1856
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
WITH THE BOwLERs.

IByers was noncommittaL The place OF
choosing the place OF the big meeting will
be discussed and settled at that session.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
BUNGALOWS.

The st. James broke the record again
last night on the basement alleys. They
lost the first game. but won the last two
from tho Liquor House. Scannell had
high game for the St. James, with 24, and
q total of $50, while Adams was high man
for the Liquor House, with AZ. Jim Wilson
got high game of aS. Score:
CIT TANFIrC
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14
To Dissolve the Union

To Dissolve n Union
of stomach, liver and kidney troubles and
cure biliousuess and malaria, take Electric
Bitters. Guaranteed. 5Oc. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14

Poor Tri-State league! Stats Davis says
he may umpire there this season. Must
be some good betting towns in that league.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14

George Noblitt once a star member OF
the Sioux City team, has come down to
the place where he is asking for a job on
the umpire staff of the Western league.
Noblitt was at one time one OF the most
promising players of this lesgue, but he
suddenly slumped and never regained his
strength. He has applied to O'Neill for a
fob on his staff.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14

Holmes is sending out contracts for his
Bioux City team of 1903. Duck is the bird
Pa will not be ready for sometime to an
nounce his lineup. Hester, who played
first some for Sioux City last year, will
play with Waterloo this season, If Water
loo can stand 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-14

Several letters have passed. between Pa
and Buck Franck but none that determines
anything for the coming season. Pa will
not get down to real lining up of a team
for a month or two weeks yet. The
schedule committee meets about February
I. and 1t will be time then to talk of ar
ranging the line-up.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
Ernnrts hx the Marinosa

The steamer Mariposa sailed for Tahiti on Fri
day with cargo valued at $40,293. TO be dis-
tributed as follows: For Tahiti, $33,24o; New
Zealand. IS. 406: Australia. $963: Marquesas ISL
ands, s576: Friendly islands. Sl05. The principal
shipments and their destinations were as fol-
lows:
To Tahitt-17s2 bbls -four. ISL ctls barley, 81
ctls wheat. 6.0sl lbs bran. S,304 lbs beans. 6s4
lbs peas 4S4 lbs lentils. 10 bales hay, 1,302 lbs
mill feed II $40 lbs and POI tins bread. 3l2 lbs
coffee, 4.327 lbs lard, $50 lbs meals, 1Ol pkgs
fresh fruits. 81 pkgs vegetables, 332 lbs garlic.
I09 pkgs potatoes, g. pkgs onions. 625 lbs cod
fish, 5O6 lbs and bxs cheese 65S lbs dried fruit,
1872 lbs and cs candy, 190 cs canned goods,
100 lbs pearl barley 32.040 lbs rice, 264 cs, 1s
bbls and II half bbls salmon. 2iIo lbs sugar:
$50 lbs salt, 3T2 gals wine, cs arms and
ammunition, 9 pkgs bicycles, 102 bales bags, Z
rolls leather 50 cs boots and shoes, pkgs sad
dlery 81 pkgs paints, o bdls steel, 101 bxs soap,
81 bdls brooms 40 bbls cement 20 kegs nails,
25 cs sewing machines. 81 pkgs wagon mate
rial IL bdls wire, As coils rope. 69 pkgs dry
goods IS pkgs drugs, 80 cs and III bbls Oils, %
pkgs tar pkgs electrical goods, 4,oDO IDS Ter.
tilizer % cs turpentine, 2,196 lbs putty. lZ,o24
II lumber 100 bdIs shingles. % bales twlne.
To New Zealand--T40 bxs fresh apples 5o0
pkcs onions 1863 lbs coffee, 2o3 cs canned
goods % pkgs paints, ) pkgs machinery, 4 pkgs
drugs 40 hbls and al cs OIL
To Marduesas islands, cs canned goods, I
pkrs groceries and provisions, } pkgs dry goods,
cs shoes 2 pkgs saddlery.
10 Friendly islands, canned goods, = cs
drv goods a pkgs miscellaneous merchandise
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
Rnildinr Contracts

Louis Gruuauer with Heming Burke-Al-
terations and additions 10 building at NV cor
ner Carl and Willard streets. " 100 by \ 50;
81 SIS
Cuvler Lee with Charles Wrisht-To erect a
.huding at Ne corner Van Ness avenue and
Jackson street. \ 81 by F. l23; S66. 400.
Shrere d CO. with A. j. Forbes & Son
Alterations and additions 10 present store and
new mezzanine floor and rail for store At NV
corner Grant avenue and Post street: 81 800
Marie Siishan with Samuel II. LOve-TOf erect
Two story frame building at " corner Of
Third and silver streets SW $50. NV 70 SW
- 81 -. NV %; Sl,lO0.
The Sisters of the Society of Helpers with
J. " Standardization and additions for a
1brec story building containing chapel bed
rooms and laundry IN W line Of Haight and
LsEuna streets. " 50 b. 1916; BY days
D. work
Richard schiere with Robert Schieve-To
erect ] story franc cottage in line Of
Twentieth avenue. 2j0 S Of II street: 81 425
Bruno =. and Minnie Hoffman with W H.
Gox-To erect j y story frame cottage in y
p line n Prospect and Eugenia avenues, y 2J
by 20: 81 $50.
The Mission Savings Bank with Sfanouist &
Forbes. John q. Sutton Central Electrical CON-
panr, William 5. Shook 4 Son. J. J.. Crichton
Nct5owan & Butler and Andrew Nilkie COM
panF-Concrete installing heating and oil plant
electric wiring plumbing. lathing and plaster
Ing, mason work carpenter. mill glazing roof
lnG. TN. galvanized iron. FOR a 3 and 4 story
and basement brick building in \ " line of
ION and Valencia streets. ". 102, \ 100 a
il. Is, ; 81; S49. 756.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08

The following maximum and minimum temper
atures are reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago, S4-14; New York, 1866;
Omaha, SS>12.
SYNOPSIS
Unsettled conditions continue over the inter
mountain section. Rain is falling in Utah. with
strong west winds, and thunder showers re-
ported in Arizona. 1t is warmer throughout Ore
gon and Washington In the great valley Of Cal
ifornia there have been no material changes and
the weather continues pleasant, with tempera-
lures slightly below the normal. Fog prevails
along the central coast of California. The rela-
tive humidity at Red Bluff was 3S per cent and
at Fresno SO per cent.
Forecast taken at San Francisco for the so
hours ending at midnight August s.
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Sunday.
with fog; light southwest wind, changing to
brisk west.
Santa Clara yalley-Cloudy Sunday; light north
wind.
wind.
San joaquin valley-Far Sunday; light west
wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Sunday, over
cast in the morning; light west wind, changing
TO south; conditions favorable for showers in the
mountains A. G. McADIE,
District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Leopo.d Weinstein and wife 10 Isidor Pearl.
81 , p Line ef 2 EegenIR n agenus ,a 225 of Cali
Ferdinand Hesthal to Charles A Gander lot
Nv corner Il Mission and North Army
streets. NJ 21-5s4. NV 1891. I:II. MY
s5.4S-l0o. Sc 5G-S-lo0 more or less. f I2i:s-iOO:
Dorothy h. Houseworth 10 Harry Block. lot
ln " line ~ Ashbury street. 9lO:2 s OF Fred
cricS. " 1868 : 3S:e r 94-6 \ -. s. SEQ
rancis y. griffin 10 Roscoe p. Emery. lot in
I INC or 4 orlF-slXth avenue, 500 OF l street.
William H. MeGecney to city and county of
20 tranesoo. lot in ) line of Jackson street
1:iOle W OF Hyde. w 34.4I3 by 1876; SO.
S. Sa51 j. Met.eeney 70 same same 50, 100.
avenue; > hy l20; 81
W " wilson ana wife TO y. snd f. Gam
honi Mszztelli. lot I'm line Of Francisco street.
So = o. Jones, J - by 52:6: $40.
-"t =. block l25. University mound: $40
Lizzie Grove 70 Mary 2. Walsh. lot in W line
n - Auburn street l26 Of Jackson. y % 10y
Ellen J. McKinno1 10 Andrew F. Burke. lot
I'D line ~ Post street. so + Of Kearny, r 30
Martin I. Fragev and wife TO A. $ Baldwin
lot m SE line ~ Mission street 45:9 SW Of
twelfth. SN 40, Ne 1915. NV s.; SO
william b Herlihy TO Ambrose p Herlihy
lot ID y Ilne y Fllbert street, lao Of Polk
n p Mass - n H. Mass, lot in f line Of
steiner street, ss ; Of Waller, p by s1:Os;
charles J. johnson and wife 10 George W
austin lot ID ) line Of ! street, 1876 OF
Ferty-rhird- r - by 100: SO.
Estate of Nicola Psstouno. deceased. by ad-
nlni istrator. to Louis PastOrin0 half Of lot in
Inc of Russell street, 240 " Of Hyde y 50
bT " 20: 81 900.
The First Presbyterian Church Society OF San
tranclsco 10 West and Harry Chamberlain. lot
at wv corner II Sacramento and Yerba Buena
streets. n . .6 10y 20: $1,000.
Charles G. Stuhr and wife 10 John F. Alex
anuer. lot ln " line Of Churel street. 50 ) Of
IHenty-eighth. . by " 100; SO.
John F. Alexander TO A NJ. Burr. lot IN W
line of Church street, 50 ; Of Twenry-eighth,
: - by " 1O0 SIC.
Charles D. Hawes To Charles NJ Hswes lot
81 wv corner Of Napa and Connecticut streets.
\ - 10y " 100: gift.
Fred Almond and wife 10 August c Klenke
i0t in NV line Of Precifa avenue a dividing
Inc; Preeits valley lots % and 80. Ne 55:OX
Mary DeTlin 10 Charles and Lillian Van
Dsmme. iot in " line OF AshbuTy street 1896
Of Frederick. 25 by " lO6: SO.
jacques Levy 10 Ricbeleu investment com
panr. lot on Sc corner Of Van Ness avenue
1nd 6eary street 4 1896 by $ I20, 81 500.
N. Woodwork. one-third n lot in " line Of
Aeavenworth street, Jl;3 S Of jackson, 36:3
10y " 62-6, SO.
Sarah ~ McAIahon to Kathleen Mcmahon lot
~ y line of Hancock street, 325 " Of Church,
" - by ia: SO
William J. Charles to Adam Schsefer and
wife- lot in NV line Of Arlington street, 3S3 Ne
of Miguel. NJ p by NV 100; SO.
James B. Newsom to Bessie A Newsom. lot
I'm \ line of Moutezuma street. % Of Coso
gift
Bothin real estate company 10 Godfried
Crosse. lot iu line Of Chestnut street, 200 Z
of Laguna. = - by 1876; SO.
Robert Woodrow and wife 10 Isabella Mclean.
Dot in " line Of Arkansas street 100 y of
TWcuty y-second, y . by " 100; SO.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08

Friday. August 6.
stmr San Jacinto, Rasmussen, 35 hours from
Ventura. s.4,,-aa .u.,s.
II 8 stmr Seouea Bowman, from cruise.
Stmr Falcon, Scbage, : days ana 70 nours
from Portland via Astoria days and hours.
Stmr George w. Fenwick, Miller, 40 hours
stmr e Mexican, Tapley, I days and % hours
Str stmr Excelsior, Mason. AZ hours from Coos
stAr George S. Loomis, Spencer, days from
'sGar0 stmr Elizabeth, Olsen, 81 hours from Ban
stmr shasta. Hansen, SO hours from San
ySrD stwr Bee. sorenson. 81 hours from Everett,
bound south: put in for fuel
Stmr George W. Elder, lessen, days from
Portland. via Eureka IS hours
Stmr FiheId. Jensen 80 hours from Bandoh.
Sehr Hugh Hogan, Peterson, 4s hours from
0oquh'e i''e' CLEARED
SATURDAY. August I:
Stmr Curacao Pousen Guaymas, via San
Pedro. Pacific Coast steamship company
stmr Alameda, Dowdell, Honolulu; j. D..
Spreckels & Bros. Co.
Schr Ethel Zane, Gohl, kahuiui, via Fort
Bragg; W. G. Tibbetts
Saturday, August I.
Stmr Governor. Jepsen. Seattle
Stmr Jim Butler Olsen. Everett.
Stlnr Yosemite Jahnsen, San Pedro.
stmr shasta, Hansen. Bellingham.
Stmr Fulton Maloney, Fort Bragg.
Stmr Aurelia Weber, Tureka.
Stmr Ravalli Nelson. Eureka.
Stmr NJ n Plant. Burtis. Coos bay.
Stmr Mandalay. I4ofstrom. Crescent City.
Stmr George w Elder, lessen, San Pedro.
stmr National City. Higgins, Fort Bragg.
Stmr San Jacinto Rasmussen. Grays Harbor.
Stmr Pomo Lilieland. Albion.
Stmr George W. Fenwick. Miller, Astoria.
stmr Argyll. Dickson, Portland
Stmr Catania. Canty. Portland
Stmr Alameda Dowdell, Honolulu.
Stmr Atlas Badger. Portland, Ore.
Stmr Carmel. Dorris Grays Harbor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
LUMBER TRADE
4QRditionS Along the Coast Reported
...--+. Somewhat Befter

.c-.:. Somewhat Better
: 2" tselee Coast Wood and Iron saws.
8: IAttEe Hhs been visible strengthening of
JAZZ Nuflng the past fortnight both in
@s-aala +ng quotations Stocks are very low
fHs.ttfef- ilfe west and middle west The reta a
zfea leIs. hsTe been waiting the trend Of fbs
t1lrN eHGrtS SO that they would not be caught
i.isen q II ling market. The result now thar
me 4FiI IS placed az S2.25 on rough is found
sl sne gs.estly depleted stocks Buying in large
ss.s- lleS must commence before long for hui Id
ng 9es been going all over this coast he
ssss' st me dow prices at which the lumbermen
ssee..neen giving away their product
~ qlsl4ays q. marked betterment although
- slpIoFenent is small The feeling Is some
p lat' general that the late low prices are A
.-lllhg ot the past So base has been pstab-
.Sl-U- u INC San Francisco market and tho
-ss't% OF the selling interests are adhering 10
-5te SeJOsled quotation. The demand Is no heav-
JET than II was 80 daYs ago but II has hecome
Aeneraiiy recognized that there Is no sense in
ktFiag aWay valuable product Receipts Of
.ln.er from the Columbia river Gravs Harbor
ho eset sound are not as heavy as they were
-i,-rtnls -i,-r MS can be taken a favorable sign oI
Redwood is feeling the stronger condition in
- snd there is a possibility Of a price advance
eelcre iong- There is considerable room for a
H1l lleflhent of This market for the demand Is
10Y HitoseUner what III should be even al this
.eA season or the year. Prices are practically
s.lhanged from those quoted GO davs AGO The
Mus are almost al running and the stocks on
flana are being piled for future deliveries
olkar and white cine are both in imDrov cd
''t-tten, although neither has been in al had a
>hepe as the redwood and fir markets: this being
eie 70 a realization upon the part Of the mann
lscturers thar there great need 10 throw
ilese valuable woods away The plants have
't-llallro thelr outputs considerably and this
rs "eu hss served to sustain the quotations \ I
henre which is remuneratiTe TO certain de-
Ercn
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08

tered and cleared this morning at the custom
house. 1t went on the drydock this morning
to have its wheel changed and will leave again
Tor Eureka tonight.
More than a day behind its regular schedule,
the steamer Cascade arrived from San Fran
cisco today. 1t was delayed by head winds.
With passengers and freight the steamer All
ance sailed for Coos bay tonight.
With cargo of lumber and full list or
passengers the steamer Nome City sailed for
San Francisco today.
The steamer Northland will sail for San Fran
cisco tomorrow with lumber.
Army TRANSPORTS
The Logan homeward bound, sailed August 3
from Honolulu
The Crook is in port.
The Buford sailed August, from Seattle for
Manila.
The Sherman is in port.
The Warren is at Manila
The Sheridan sailed for Manila August 5.
The Thomas outward bound, sailed July 10
from Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
DENIES STATEMENT OF
JUVENILE COURT JUDGE
NewhaII Says Law Does Not
Affect ChiIdren's Society

President z. w. Newhall of the Cali
fornia Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty TO Children told the board of
directors at a meeting yesterday after
noon that in several counties of the
state the idea prevails that the juve-
nile court law recently passed was in
tended to do away with societies for
the prevention of cruelty to children.
He declared this impression was false
and that steps would be taken to cor
rect it.
IN one Of the large cities of Califor-
MIA, said Newhall, the juvenile court
Judge informed the officers OF the chill
dren's society that they should at once
90 out Of business and said that it was
not only useless but almost unlawful to
contribute to the support of the organi-
zation-
Secretary Whites report for July
showed an unusually large number of
cases handled. This Included the re-
port of Miss Edith Hecht, who repre-
sents the society on the moving picture
board OF censors. The board examined
IGI picture films. approved l7e, modi-
neo one and condemned four
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
MINING CONGRESS WILL
DISCUSS SILVER ISSUE
Call Issued for National Ses-
sions to Be Held at GoIdfieId

DENVER, Colo. Aug. THE official
call for the twelfth annual session OF
the American mining congress, to be
held at Goldfeld, New, September 27 "a
October 4. was issued from the Office of
the secretary today.
The silver question will be discussed
with a view to Increasing the use OF
silver and of securing such an adjust
ment of its value as will decrease the
rate of exchange between the United
States and countries with silver
standard.
Sir Morton Bieume, James j. Hill and
John Hays Hammond have been invited
to address the congress on these aues
tions Two thousand delegates are ex-
pected TO attend.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
MEXICAN ARRIVES
FROM SALINA CRUZ
Has Freight on Board That Left
New York July IL on the
Steamer American

That the sea route for freight from New York
via the isthmus OF Tehuantepec compete,
even in the matter Of time. with the trans
continental railroads, shown yesterday when
the American Hawaiian compsny's steamer
Mexican arrived here with freight that left
New York just three weeks ago on the freighter
American
IT is true that it was only a small shipment
and that there were special reasons for rush
ing il through but it illustrates the possbil-
tiles of rapid transit over this route.
The shipment that made better than railroad
time consisted of 81 tons of fat cars and carts
for which the navy department has urgent need
At Mare island. The shipment left New York
July il on the American. 1t was hustled
ashore at Puerto. Mexico. rushed across the
isthmus and placed aboard the Mexican, which
was lying loaded at Salina Cruz.
The Mexican brought a large cargo, the
greater part of which left New York July 5
on the Isthman and July 10 on the Oregonian.
In the cargo also WAS about 500 of freight
that left Europe less than 45 days ago.
ALAMEDA SAILS FOR HONOLULU
The Oceanic steamship companSis liner Ala
media, Captain Dowdell, sailed yesterday morn
ing for Honolulu crowded with passengers and
carrying large cargo. The passengers in
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
SuppIies for Honolulu

The barkentine s. G. Wilder sailed for Homo
lulu yesterday with cargo valued at $33,5I1 ant
including the following:
so bbls -four 800 bales hay. 1886 gals wine
1910 lbs bran. 5,44s ctls barley, 22,5O0 lbs salt
80 bbls 10 kits and tierces salmon, 1913 10:
bread 500 cs canned goods, 1856 lbs chicorr
2 552 lbs and cs meals. 1900 lbs hops, 3.10s
gals vinegar. 100 whisky, 1878 TT hardwood
231 bdls shocks 200 doors. 10 pkgs windows, 34C
pkgs paints 315 kegs white lead. 4.23S lbs putty
21 bbis and 25 cs oils, rs drums distillate IL
drums and 100 cs gasoline, SO kegs nails, q
kegs staples $50 cs matches. 15 bales twine
$50 cs soap, 43 pkgs dry goods, 9,06S lbs soda
100. coils rome. 63 cs blasting caps.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08

ezi9anCe closed and in the absence of cables no
f5csh. features developed in the metal Situation.
D.. = Eifs.Sa9. 36d29 50 ''''
':eeper-I.ake. SlsI2Is dlS.50: eleetrolvtic
3 i /. tssa l3s.o; essting. Sl2. 2ts Ql2 90.
2 ci1el ifn. S5.506be7s5
~. change is reported in iron.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
Compagnie Generate TransatIantique

DIRECT LINE To HAfHEPAKIS4
at 10 a. M, from pier AZ, North river, foot Of
Morton st.
First class to Havre S77.50 and upward: sec
ond class to Havre $50 and upward. GENERAL,
AGENCY for UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA, 10 State St, New York. ]. F. FUGAZI
Manager Pacific coast $50 Montgomery ST.. San