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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-26
Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States department Of agriculture
! Weather bureau-San Francisco. December 25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-26
ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA SAUsAIrro
r---.Il4. NIL VaIIau San Raf - =

ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA SAUSALIT0
eausalito. Mill Valley, San Rafael - Daily
every 80 minutes TON rom o'4o a. N. until S:45
D. M. does not run TO San Rafael on sundaysl.
then 3:15 o. m. and every 30 minutes until as
o. m then 7:45. 9:45 p. m and 1901 a. m
Fairf fax-Leaves f6:45. f7;15. s:15 SAX
a:45 l0:45, AS a M, II AS, las, PAS 3:f5'
3:45, AIS. 4:45. 5:i5. 5:45, Sis. 6:45. 7:45.
San Quentin via San Rafael-s:45 a. N. II as
D. M, ts:45 p m
Tiburon and Belvedere. via salsalitc-wesk
days: 6:45. 1:45. S:45. $3.50 a. m. 12:45. 3.I5-
4:i5. 5:15. 6:15 p M, ssl2:o1 a. m. SUNDAYS
0:45, T45. S:45, $3.50. 10:45. las a. m. 12 AS
I:45, 3:15. 4:15. 5:15. 6:15 p m. 1901 a. m
SUNDAYS arrive :S5 p m ''Sundays arrive
I:05 ?; m. IExeepr SUNDAYS {Sundsys only.
only.
Pacific transfer company.s agents are author-
lied to check baggage direct from residence
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MzEM Schedule Effective
(2EEEg November |, 1910
NS4<lW UNION FERRY DEPOT
O San Francisco

T:45 aPetaluma. Santa Rosa Headls-l
burg, Cloverdale Ukiah. VIII
Its Sherwood. 'GuernevfIle
'Monte Rio, sDuncan Mills
sebastopol ................... 6:s5
S:15 a'sSonoma. ""Glen Ellen. ........f rs :S5
s:15 a PIT Reyes, Camp Meeker. Caza-
dero ....:............ 1855
Is:45 alPetalums. Santa Rosa Healds-
burg Cloverdale. Guerneville
Monte Rio, Duncan Mills. n :35
10:45 aPetaluma. Santa Rosa. .........- 4:35
f2:45 pPt. Reyes. Camp Meeker Qeaves
from Cazadero) )-..-...........lt II :o5
3:15 plPetaluma. Santa Rosa. HealdS-
burg. Cloverdale. Ukiah. Guer-
neville. Monte Rio. Duncanf
Mills, Sebastopoi .-.-.-..--.. IL :O5
4:45 plSonoma. Glen Ellen 9:35
5:i5 plPetaluma. Santa Rosa ..... s:35
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LOCAL FERRY TRAIhs-via Alameda PER.
To Oakland and Aamsds-f6.1o, f6.45 an. and thar
10 and 45 minutes past the hour until 745 Pm: then
$50. 915, 1000. 1045, 1l3O pm and 1918 am.
To Alameda and Fruitvas via Horseshoe same as abovs
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A AUCTION SALE %

We will sell at auction at the Duboce stables,
corner Valencia and 18th stS-, Monday. Dec 2e.
at IL a. M. carloads OF work and driving
horses. buggies. harness and wagons. BR0DlE
& CLOUGH. AuctiOneers-
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for Morning . for Afternoon Sunday excepted
Sunday only SATURDAY. and Sunday only
aSunday and Monday only
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PIER DIRECTORY
ORTIZ OF MARKET STREET
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
Ffom Steamer Date
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I.Ne s,o~h Nsrk~t

NNTfRf ~. NnFil .
Receipts % bpeycr we're 49, hrHd including 4
slnaAe car for the market aud ~ cars foT ~lAugtA
t-rers No sates i've weight 70 dab. ThF
feeling appenrpd t0 be steady for all trades snr
sorts Of RATTLE Dsesard hcrf M Moderate -
quest but steady ~ iO1ai2r prr N No later
Gdytces from the cattle and he~f Tuarsefs of
Great pTitsin. EApoEts from thts port tn dRN
~ herVes sud 4 AS Guafters 81 hrrf.
bec-tpta nf calves Nrrr 20 head. ~ ~ which
Nent direct IA tbe slaughter hauss Win me cNr~p
liam ~ = frW mead tsOod yeats sid 90 ~ nsr
ifD lbs ard aN rrade- we've n0uinAiN -trads
prpsaed raiNe~ In moderate demand ~ - g.
for rtty dressed teals and - ~ 20 for rnuntrA
dressed sulth 4 few chGlrr -clling ~ -
fieuripfs NJ sileep anu tamps eerr AZ head
Including " rars for staughtrrrrs amt for me
marset Shrrp werr rntirriy nominal hut feeling
hrrn. lafnhs WeTr nrm N - higher and the
an-Ting. Werr au tak~n. Paw ~ prine un-hnrn
lamps sold - ~ sAWsio ~ p~T tOn tbs FAIR riipp~d
un.itorB lRmhs ~ - - uresaer mutton siov
but arm ~ i.at Aisr peT " drr~-~d lannh~ -
is9Ipar country dressed hothouse laTih. steady
a. atats per carcass.
Esoripis Of hogs we're ~. head AZ for .isnEh
tenrra except ~ head. FeetinE tridf nrrn and
pennsS lyanla piga MD 81 81 ~ yer i61 los.
coun@y dressed hogs aicady 80 i94 lt'ec- Bsf N
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THE CCRs MARKET.

Trading was hRht in the curb market
lao Neek aud wAa accompanied duEin9
the greater par, Of the time by a doN1-
ward tendency Ia prizes Tho Develop
mont % activity In several 81 the special
ties was the feature American Tohacco
iOck jump~d Suddenly On Monday from
s-5 10 80 when " ws- announced that
no decision was "a be -xpected In rhsA,ov-
eminent suit. and thereafter huctuaied
uncerta inly between the~~ hgurea ln-
Usually large sales Of United cigar Manu-
featuring were recorded. The stock drOpped
from 5sii 10 a. and th~H the declare
ton % he regular al videod rallied sharply.
speculation IN lnteTcontInsntal Rubber
subsidized to q great extent anci' . Teasiion-
AIRY movement wss- plainly tn- proxre~s
The copper list was unSi~rs moderate pres
sure thToughoui. ., hat she losses made we're
usually . not exten-ive. { Liquidation Nas
perhaps more prohounced than anywhere
elns IN ftT-t NRiiooRl. Topper and G0ldheli
1iOtroiisiated sMidOi. IN contTAst. hd-
Vanced rather abTuplIv. 81.
Tra1sactiopS 1nrdstaii. IN the mAtEe.
4 e-t prdav were a foll oNH
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rHE COrrON MARKET.
Prices React -Gssa nAans IN Texas -LS1s
llauaaAllsa- maytAg bS apSa Interests.

IIaaaaAilsa DaytnG bs apSs Interests.
moderate reaction occurred owlAg to
cOpious rains In TeNas. some decline IN
Liverpool and a certain amount Of liqlAdAr
ton. Good rains tell In Texas and Okia-
hOna and Dallas advises ~aid that while
thee beneficial rains " ~ d-lay planting for
a short tins 'Ih- conditions are nov per
feet. Other TsXAs adVtce- reported the
outlook favorable The rainiPil In that
state waS one-auartsT 10 tNO ami "n'
quarter nche- The CAToHiri''s weekly
weather report noted good rains N eNa-
and beneficial moisture IN many localfis>
elssw here adding that a. result of the
favorable conditions farm work has made
good progress quite generally and a.
number OI points plant ina \ Wel advanced
Good prOgre~- ~ being made With planting
in Texas. Planting r. active IA ] snne--e~
and Alabama and Arkansas. The predici'on
v a. for showers len fevnS. Pail River :
sales Tor The seek we're estimated a. only
Manchester TetieratiOn 81 MASTER Summers
has voted In favor 81 . pee cent rednr ION
IN wages and called 'olni ,nee,tnS OF -,n-
ployegs and OPERATIVES 70 dlsc'IsA the mat
leF-s SDot markets we're reported auiei
/ g0a Tho otAer 6and thers-wa- good bnytnS
Of Nay md July party. " " unders,ooh.
Advance &he Coniine1I vas biiytng new
crOp InOnihsN In liverpool, a fact Nhl-h
seS,a:S n ns..sS,. ". se sras,. sosr 20
seems. have heea -old. 10 iiSp last few days
% . 81 sssss e, : az S.@
po1i drspaschss IN some ,,nass stated tha'
"a IL ,absoiutely certain thsf there a Ii De
neither q reductlon IN waHes. nor s'rih-
sss-d ahead k%iis say. s.OpsI, me m.
Baltic IL exported 10 strive Today from
saywSese from is'so" TO IsOco bales Of
iocsl. western, Wall street ana southsrn
iiQuidaftOn. Prominent NSa Orleans ANA
Chicago interests are sta believed To he
strongly bullish. Large SPOT interests are
supposed to be bcarbsh N their views, hu'
luiie freely European trade condition. are
generally reported favorable. IN narked con
frass With the state OF things ON hts side
90 points liverpool SPOT sales for The
week were H""o bale-. including 80 T"
called
sellers reported we're Near Bschs.
Hubbard, CarpenteT, GrvneT. Hutton. D,ck
buysrs MsssTa. McFaddsn. Weld. MovS"
Si~deDhuFR. schill HAYDEN. S'ODs a 60
spp.ars vel in,Isnched, and While recent
short covering has no doilbf relieved the
situation considerably che hrmRe~s Of th"s..
siIOt HOUSES TO help hold NJ ihe~e values
for the purpose Of getting larger local
slocA or that there - a fairly larR. I'm" ~
20 said As a Whols the Inarks' continue
subject to weather condu ions. but hs' act ior
Of The spinner- this week Show that ih"v
will come IN a. buyera ON n far decline
On the other hand. Wide rondh ion con
time a. favorable for ne new crop a. thsN
ar" a, pr:sen, her" appel q di,p"s'' sl
10 hold on and swat Development rather
than to follow any advance
Futures opened points h CHER Ia lower
amt closed steady a. ne' ds' i ct 70
Prices follows
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The imports Of specie for the vFpk ~
reported o. the custom Hou-s we're tt2i 81
silver and ei72 ~ps gold making total spec 10
imports since January ) 81. IN a51 E&pori
~ specie we're Silver. t5ps SO gold. A. 81 =
1oo The exports Of specte since January
have been Gold. 90. tsd S7i silver. So
Oss yaI = total Of o. sea az
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BnsroN NprtIa The market for copper
shares opened weak this morning. with
general throughout III" srtiN"
iist The volume NJ trading during h@
session Was large Nith some of The leading
issts- auneTing small declines
IndtI-trial~ and rails dun and nrgls''sd
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Provisions Lard dull Nprii futures.
- lsAs IS Mas, - e!s' - az J;slT.
- asa ta.eOC SepJemh~F ~ iA1 = f7g
Prime Western. So Tsiaed Cont inent
sac o. South AmsrWHn. tts -. Pork steady
mess $40 iSg 81 Reef steady family
stRdeip9 ChTago. April PROV isiOn-
made fair uef "a tns aud closed nTm The ttAr
advance In hogs ana further Improvements
IN cash end 81 The market acre the -trenRt h.
ening factors Packing Interests we're
Rsin he pTtn'ipa buyers Of nearby lard
and rib some Of thS selling Of Septsm her
~ corn early Influenced a moderate volume
Of scattered selling rrt'~- were - fol
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q 0FTee quiet and steady Pre-, IslSa'
Higher.

'oa-s vas quiet MN slight changes In
prtce~ some months NsTe a shade lower
~ the clo-s There WAS lit'ls liquidat ion
bv tired long but IN ~" main The market
wa- a teaiureie-s snatr
spot CoAre Vaz quiet RIO No :. SEA
s'.c Futures CLOSED steady and unc ha Eed
- poinfs lower Hayre and Hamburg
Gnrha u ged Rio advanced IS RES r~ceipts
nNO hag~ -iOsk. aH santos nm
changed ~, rtpi-. .'sun IA - stock, AS .n0
Sac haulo regsiptE. Uus hays Jundia nv
. nrL... l-nIlln...
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat Advances centlnaea DrS weather
IN Kansas Ghancls Dags Daseoverea
IN aome states shor's CsSer Cern
and Oats Ftgmeg.

Kansas Eaz the pivotal point % The wheat
market. Thew no rain in that state
anu price, swung up~Ard showers we're
predicted for Kansas hut the hell~f "f some
h that . GOOD drsnchinG 10 whA - needed
To preveni the ield In that State from falling
To very small proportions and there are
some q no insist that the damage has been
done ahsi tha' rain nos can do h''Ie good
except In lea sections OG the state
HoN ever that may be. offerings yesterday
were vert light and many shorts covered.
Chinch bugs have been discovered in lili.
nOiN kan-as and Missouri. u y >atd, and
Kansas people NiTed that tho conditions
we've favorable for Insert damage. hulitah
crop repOrtp continued to he received in
large Numbers from VariOa- parts OF the
sss'ithveai. With thf worst accounts a.
brAsAa fash wheat vas reported nrm ~ q
rifle. though uniet. SpFing wheat Terelpts
wete aa7. 7as' bush. AGAINST aS"."Ss last
wear.
Dn the rise some early buyers IOok prohts.
Favorable crop neNr aas not lacking
Even iron Kansas thew wsrr some cheetL W
rsnoVtS le Cotnt u iresi fhat the altoetlon
IN Pratt county =. one at the larwNsa. IN Kan
sRs. - good and thai ths plant can stand I've
dry, Weather FOE two weeks longer. tsr1
Ahef good rains were reporied IN IeKas anu
Oisle hofhs Ok. lYle stated tnas rains
y. .se Des. ~ hsSs %s a %SrT s,s Ssrs
~ o. In. 49, oS 'S ~ %orsh~.a,ern crop
advises were opi,mistI Va. The world shlI,-
01snfs v ere1i NV 49, bush AGAINST s.sss $50
70 che -SecesSba. wt~k and 5 Sss. 0no la>, year.
lAverpG-Ol sWAs unbalanced 10 "a. lower
Some increase va the Visible " expeeied
on Mondny Bat the offerings we're readily
absorb~d and nnal prire- were 'he highest
IHk CoRN sITrATION
Corn az. nominal here A. The West
prizes opened easiev, hut lNer hecame
hrmer ing Ia the rise IN Nheal. llght
offerings and covering % shorts, The cash
markef Wa- dull though steady Crop
news cOniin TavOTa BILE Bears ~as the
posii ion Of the actual corn u de- dedlN
weak and that unless she cash situation I'M
proves IN tho ReaT futare 81 lover prizes
Tor futures wild ~. sen. The worlds ship
ulent- we're ..Os .nsD bush against |, s2a.'He
laH Veek and {? S5I .'snO last year
THE oAIs FEATURES
Oats al the West opened easI-F y h corn.
but later advanced with that cereal. The
cash market Mss duh and crop news COZ
tlnued favorable Re offerings were light
and shorts covered.
rHE sPuT MARKErS.
Wheat hTmsr Sales. $3.50 b,lsh. No. +:
red Si2a h. ahOat for export No. !
mort hern Duluth. opening ma v lga' tOn. o. .;a',
T. %. b anoat for export. Futures closed
- 20 &c. higher torn Uuiet Sales. ~ 49,
bash. No. , ~pot g. -. T. q. h. anoai Tor
export Futures closed unc ha nged Oai =
dull Natural white On track. Is ~ Ca
white clipped. i7@si Rye and barley
C,,I,Irs. ~ ar. n. follov.
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Stssu tae wH~ -feNdN. On rtftlga J
~ degrees fe>i 10 mu-"pvado- ~ de-
are~- test . - R"nnei Wa steady
Grpnulated iIja5 2Ic
NANA SToETs spirits ~ turpent me
az. 'omm On To good -'ra med ro-tn. - a.
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SDOi cotton here Wa- un"hanRed MM-
ding Is Sac southern spOt- unchanged To
I-iaC higher Memphis sold $50 hale
Galveston. I,2s Augusta. ai7 New or
leans tt7
Ia Liverpool spot cotton advanced =
points MiddlinE. sd, sales, 7Ws, bales,
including SR for speculation and export
to = points higher and closed steady ~ =
net rise Of 10 e. points Prices a. fol-
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THg H0STON HIRkET.

Liverpool 10 due 10 come to POI
10 10 FL In-dA
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THE RIM ,DELPTI, WIRKET,

PHtL.pI irUrN NpTfl . l..hich Valley
aud the traction group l"1 ths H''tNuy ~
no los nj market tp-iHN summary
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DtILY TREsNRy sT,TEwENr.

w,saiNoToS Nprtl s-rae sist~ment 81 the
Fecripts and expenditures Of the Treasury saOwN
Ysssrdgg This nq9Hfr Ftarai psdr
Hecripts .... e. ~ az 50 ava st- psol ptS av7
Expenditures ia 1s7 ii.,sT7a siIBHas7
surplus. POI. SuATs pOso Osa Dst siaOlp. .so
The rsc-ip's from customs ysst.tdsg we're
~ 0s7 os7 from ipt-rusi rrvenu~. S7ST. =h1. and
uscnplAneous e1A "a National banE notes re-
ceiytd Tor redemption. N.s1i.aS.
The cash statement ot th- Jnl'-a states Treas
urer for April : shoWs
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vat NlerI

Isnpsra % tseWeral WerehaRdlae ana Tpr,
t;SSds.
imports ~ dfy aoosis and general neTrFandise
~ View ora last Wegk. rrpUrtcd IN fuli q inc
Custom hausr compare ~ fniioMg attn me
year aGD.
Lqu rect. rrsF wesk Kass WY
NY ronda a. nSMi ga-7t So klNet "a
General nidse ta0n.s5t ieasssJi 1881 .ast
TSssl,........ ESS@.TS sSSES.s SlSs555lo
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MISCELL,>EO' WIRkETS.

n rIsars - Sisi - ~ kAn-a- -'rHtghfs
Is IsHss ~ rive Hour. fSc5HSt -
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raE CoRN sIrrArIoS


Oats al the West opened easteF Nbh corn.
but later adVa need with that cereal. The
ttnued favorable Re offerings were ltGhl
a nd zhOrts covered
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IISSoaTs SiSsgasS SiSSSs Ii9I
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f'rrH 49,
Nsu- t'.a - .1 Dec. Sin.s7p 80 81 % .sis Spn
Stuetiv - 90. Ns' Il"T VIM - ~ ~
I III tsur - ~ ''D Ur, '."-i tl.oii O.
ucuo-it- liza -sa.l.si Ih'. - 'iHsi Esp I'D
S;r. nrv s.t .avl lu, 80 49, alA6fn
Ih.. ItIfpv iUg 'Hb.r .i''--une per- eigafe
of ,s-h rt.-sryt. fs uvFu-it- ut Rive IifOSe
nrofr new bIhk-
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THR INN NTITEWENT.

-TTNr - UTh 80 ~ - ~
Th,. au,oup' ~ { ul'ed ~tfts- deposits
.LoWu tp n . week .. statement IN a se5,.yD
a N tn,rr.-,. ~ o. sOst u,e he prev ioHE w'eek
~ hess, deposits srr deduct ~ from he az
grcgsf~ gwen IN" ~urI'is> N"nld he sS.e2t.-
gin 4
IN" actual Coudftou oi tho tlsnrtng
Mouse iu-tUUttDn- ~ the 'I's-@ 81 The week
j. r., gaIs.t ~ the follow 4U- Nrare-
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!3..lQ4A
Va Aroltua ln1
io0~ 90
,gaA PreF lal a.
.~T,lneasse
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----<I34)-

Su voz hombruna ronca-Pasen ustedes Su enorme
mole Sc movie hacienda vavenes al compass de pasos
mi mas nj que buque en- alta enpez0 inter-
nase por un paso estrecho toruoso obscure, seguda
Paquito el serene,
-Cudado no tropiecen usedes--iba dcendo-"aqui
I'm almaro' I'm poquito mas alla-''aqui sias
va mas adcntro- la zquierda hay monitor de eseras
-toIo imponcnte aos dos que la seguian ban
mry despaco e dido atento las ndcaciones que la
patrona les hc los oos muy abetos sin consegur atra
yesar las tineblas las eXtenddas los bultos
De vaje sirvfndoe de cscudo para evtar agm mprevs
r0pez6n aqueO parecla la entrada de puerto pel
groso con e prcco bordo Por fin, do la patrona dan
do ora vllelta al pasio:-Aqui va ben,-y eject
vamente aunque bien nj mucho algO vela IA
escisa luz que etraha pOr ventanillo muy esrecho.
La parona acerc6 una puerta Y la abr6 dcendO-
Este
Paqulto entr6 segudo del ambos dejaron los
bultos rinc0n
va estaba nidO.
Era cuarto pequenO, casl del tamaTo de cajon
grande basante obscure puesO que solo tenla
eStreha de soa hoa; sacano cabeza por ella la mi
raa trope la pared de enfrente que estaba mas
dos metros de dstanc, quriendo buscar sada pOr
aguna parte driga los ados tropezaba segunda
dos paroles que podrian
las manos enonces, ante aquea estrechez
senta la mat la exrana angusta del que apresado
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-(3O-


- Ny
anza haca arriba. bIsca de lbertad de escape
de aque agujero perO vertgoSa encontrah
siempre la pared frontra que parecia
deante de ella sin acabar de deaa franco e paso por fin
ANA my arrba despus de larga peregrinac0n visual
vela por la boca del patio por aguiero cladra-
do que aminolaba la dsancia trocto de cielo muv
que, vso raves de aque tubo pareca mas lcos qu
al POGO ratio de mirar asi empezaba senr Ia
impression que debe experimental Ell fondo de
pozo sin salida
Denro del CANA de hierro muy cstrecha Ell
cocha cogaba mas del sueo por los pies que por Ia
cabecera resutando dbuo por 10 tanto sobre la
r'IeSto dagona cuya sbana enseaba embozo liSo
sin nngln borado dbujo dos de hilo
nado eSquna e remate consistente do
mpio leno de aqua turba cuya poreela de deante
bado bastante estrechO cyaS amOhadas de lana apas
tadas aparecan cdocadOs de cualuier manera cuy,ps
Jegone no Sc vean pero Isl viesen Una de noche
de madeira chapeada desconchada cuyo marmol superior
roo en- dos peazos soStenla escrupulosamene
taba alberta por faa del gancho que servia de cerrp
denro de IA cual aparecan pare inferior uns botaS
s'clas de la patrona, prOmet6 guitar al momento
EN- la superior obeto de con bao de porcelana de
conchada Immediate una tosca cuberta de papeles
de perlodlcos empovados Mas all Ia puera cllva pin
tua en- otro tempo blanca eSaba amarla Ge Ia cuaf
alan tres ganch0S de MADEIRA cue cfan las vaes de per
cha AL Otro ado ell rnc6n e Ia vaana IN lavabo con
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Hotel Pa ris
. GALE DE MENDEZ VIGO ,-a-
MAYAGUEZ

Situado este establecimiento en- Ell
centro de Ia calle Mendez Vigo, con
un jardin al frente, es ell que reune ma
yores ventajas Y comodidades para los'
senores viajeros Y ell que cuenta con
mejores hahitaciones frescas, ventilaa,
das, magnificos bafios duchas.
COMIpAS A TODAS HORAS
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Catedral-Dias laborables: 2, 730 y g.
3O-Festiyos: 5, z, s, 9y IL.
San Francisco-Dias laborables: =
Festivos: $50, " 7-3O.
San Jose-D1as lsborables: z y 7-30-
Festiyos $40, 7 y 7-30.
Santa Ana--Dlas labozshles: z y T-30
-Festivos: 6 ? 10.
Puerta de Tierra-Martes 7.-Domin-
gos: 8.
sagrado Coras6n-{Santnree) Dfss Ia
borables a las z, festiyos & las 7-30
las 10.
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Leyes de 1909

Sc encuentran de venta
las Leyes y Resoluciones
de 1909 & un peso ejem~
plar, y un peso 10 centa~
vos con franqueo
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-31
DEFEAT OF STANLEY
COMES AS SURPRISE

The nomination Of J EnOs Ray OF
Upper Marlboro, over Charles H stan
lev. OF Laurel in the Democratic pr
mary. held in the Fifth Congressional
district yesterday came as a shock 70
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REED BIRD SEASON
OPENS TOMORROW
Fusillade Due to Open at
Daybreak on AnacoStia
River.

The reed bird season opens in the
District tomorrow. on which day the
law permits the shooting OF reed birds.
ortoIan. and bIaciCbirds that inhabit
the marshes along the river
The attention Of the sportsnaen in
the District is. therefore. now turned
toward the river marshes and fore
casts Of the sporc that VIII be had are
being made Some time ago the Dis
trict authorities assigned q game war
den 20 overlook the f4s=rs4es a the
Auacostia river with tl-e view Of pre-
venting cunning out Of season and
acting in conjunction with the police
authorities Of the Eleventh precinct.
az AnacosGa. that official has beer. sue
cessful The birds are said 20 be
Numerous, but only in fairly good con
ditiOn. as the wild cat crops IN the
marshes. on which they feed. has not
been up TO the standard II other
years. However. Il Is believed the
local Sunuers viii find plenty OF birds
awaiting them when the initial on
slaught begins tomorrow morning at
the break OF day Usually the fusfl-
laGe on the Auaccsfia river at that
fare and occasionally some ona IS
shot accidentally IN the taU marsh
growth
The favorite spots for the Cunners
are near the Anacostia bridge and in
proximity 20 the BenuiDr bridge The
law Il viii be recalled, now prohibits
shootlngS south OF the AuaCostia
bridge. where 81 happens the birds are
very plentiful and 10 is unlawful 10
shot excepting on alternate days.
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