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Chicago Dairy Produce Marke
Los Angeles Produce Market
ISnecinl Disnnfch 10 The GILL

Los ANGELES. Aug 30-Recepts of eggs
many days. The potato market was fairly
active.
Receipts OF produce were Eggs. 200 cases;
butter, IS, 1SS pounds; cheese. 2.16S pounds
potatoes, 2910 sacks; beans. none; onions, 314
sacks; sweet potatoes, 1873 sacks.
Butter-Creamery extra, 213c; first, Bic;
pound ladle butter. 25c; cooking butter. 25c.
Eggs-Local ranch candled first. SIC; case
count. 33c: eastern fresh, soc: storage extras,
2fe: storage seconds, 24c.
Cheese-Northern fresh. 17@1712c; eastern
twins. 1s19c; eastern cheddar, 19G20c; eastern
long horn, 1920; eastern daisy, lec; swiss
Imported. 29@30c; swiss domestic 22@24c;
brick cream, I9c.
Beans-No. pink Se.T5ds; No. / limas. So;
Lady Washington, S4.75d5; small whites No. l,
S4-75; blaekeyes. So; garvanzas. $3.50; lintets,
Sc. soar
POtatoes-New potatoes local stock. S1.2
ctl: highlands. SL35@1.45 ctl: local Burbanks,
Sl-50 ctl; sweets, s2Q2.5O ctl
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NO EIGHT HOUR LAW
FOR NEW NAVY BOATS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-Submarines
and torpedo destroyers authorized by
the last session of congress are not to
be constructed under the provisions of
the eight hour law. The department of
Justice today informed the Navy de-
partment that the law did not require
their construction in conformity with
that law.
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New York WetaI Market

NEW YORK Aug. 30.-Standard copper dull:
spot and August. 2.25GI 12.35c; September. IL %
q Soc; October, November and December
II 3od 2.32I5c. London closed quiet; spot. f5f
2s Sd; futures, ESQ 1Ss Sd. Custom house returns
show exports so far this month of 26.971 tons
Lake copper. l.. 81 y a 13c: electroytic. 1921
a 10. 75c; casting. 12.25@ II Soc
Tin Irregular spot and August $4,000
35671s: September IS. 80 - n 81. epic: October,
"a. 55n3 "a CSC: November S34 72la 6r34.s5c; De
cember. "a. 55d34. 65c. London strong; spot,
f163; futures, f159.
East St Louis; spot. E12 lis Sd.
Spelter firm: 5.37l5 675.50c New York. 80 y a
527Isc East St Louis; London spot, f22 15s.
Iron-Clevelend warrants 49s 11ad In London
Locally iron was quiet No. | foundry north
ern SIG 2567 1880: No-ss2. S15.50m16 No.
southern and No. 1 southern soft. $15.750 16. %
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996 pkgs arms and ammunition, 40 SKIS herbs, IA
pkgs drugs, 2.036 lbs casein. 20 pkgs machinery
500 TASKS quicksilver, 5S bales scrap leather,
3S0,024 lbs wool.
To Germany-SS0. IT'S lbs dried fruit. $50 cs
canned fruit, 16, 425 lbs vanilla beans 99OOo IDS
apricot kernels, S,625 lbs scrap metal
To France-202. S12 lbs dried fruit.
To Denmark-61. 1S9 lbs dried apricots.
To Belgium-51 $50 lbs dried apricots, $500 lbs
apricot kernels.
To Hollands, 600 lbs apricot kernels.
To England-13,750 lbs dried apricots.
To Norwayr-230 cs canned fruit.
To Sweden-10O cs of canned fruit
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neceps Of poultry from state shipping points
49, tent yesterday, but there was not much
Nt.,A NEEDED, as the market was well supplied
49, Ntat was left Of the four cars of western
Iseelsec on Monday. The general feeling was
- foultry (per dozen)-Hens S5d55o for small.
80. Tor large and SSQ9 for extra: young
99steIs Soelfs do extra. S7.50GlS.5o: old roost-
7 =, = ao-5o; Flyers, $4@5.50; broilers. $3.500
TOT large, S3M3-50 for medium and 50 5O6I 2 10
sor SNAIL ducks, seas; pigeons. slT5M2:
SsuaDs S<-9Od5 geese. S2M2.50 per pair.
cane lper dozenl-Nonlinal
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Hops are reported frmer all around. though
prices show no change. Picking is about finished
N the Sacramento valley and the crop is disap-
pointing The farmers are not paying any at
rention TO tho market at present. being occupied
with their harvesting operations.
Wool continues very dull. Some falls have
sold in the state. but the eastern manufacturers
are not buying
Hldes-Culis and brands sell about 5G1c
under Quotations; heavy sailed steers. l011e;
light medium. 9l2c; light. 9iae; cowhides, sac
stays. 7o7iac: salted kip, 10e; salted veal he;
salted cali. l5ci dry hides. lSc; dry salt hides.
re, dry KIP. lie: dry calf, 22c; sheepskins
shearlings 25@4Oc each; short wool. 40@6Oci
medium. 60M90c: long wool. 9OcdSE25; lambs
- a50c; hOrsehides. salt S2.2503 for large and
Sl-5OFI2 for medium. 15cdSI for small and $50
see fer colts: horsehides. dry. S1.50@2.25 for
large and SI-2502 for medium. 50cQsl for small
aud 250J0c for colts goatskins. prime angoras
slcasI; large hair goats, 30@4Oc; medium, goa
poe: small. 5di5c
Tsilow-No. / rendered. 81 acc: No. >. 4a5c;
grease. 2M2lac.
Wo9I-Spring clip, San Joaquin. years staple
"a llc; do months. "a lie: northern. SOaoms
and Meudociuo. lsG2oc; Humboldt. zoe asked;
Nevada. 15d lie per 10.
Hops-California. 10G15c for crop Of 1909:
oregon, lodlJc per ID: crop OF 1910, I0G 16C
uer 10.
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SIBERIA TO, SPOIL
SUNDAY AS HOLIDAY
Belated Pacific Mail Liner Is
Bringing Many Passengers
and Big Cargo

DR. the first time
in some months
the port officials
are going to have
their Sunday quiet
disturbed by the
hustle attending
the arrival of q
big Pacific liner.
The Siberia, which
should have been
h ere Friday, is be-
hind time owing
to delays in quar-
antine on t h e
Asiatic coast and
will not be able
to make port until
Sunday morning,
probably very ear
II, Tho Siberia iS
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Beans and seeds

-. 81 interests are waiting for the appearance o
probably remain quiet until then
,,, P3ssns per ctll-Bayos. $500 $50: small
$3.50 $500 % so(q4lo; large white. S3.T5d4; pink.
80 - RED, S6Q6.l0; blackeye, S5.50m5.75;
l lalla, S4-45e0 $50; red kidneys. nominal; cTsn-
ssslty beans, SA.z0d4 so: garyanzas. 50 5O613 %
morse beans. new. 81 .S5d2l5
Seeds-Brown mustard 4lac- vallovv mustard
go lahseeo. 5n5lac; canary, 3ls 03se; al
LA t4Hl5c; rape, 1@2kc; timothy. 7l5c:
NsIP S4SA2c; millet, 2S<c per h.
DIlea Peas-Green. 50 5O0T2. s. per ell.
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Grams, for San Francb; Hoquiam. for Grays
Harbor; Sue II. Elmo and Golden Gate, Tor
Tillamook
ASTORIA, Aug. so. British steamer Belle oh oo OF
feet of lumber for Shghai' g..
Tank steamer Catani SAILED this morning Tor
San Francisco after schafging Its cargo VI
fuel oil.
Steamer Eureka saiIethis morning for Eureka
with freight and passeers.
Steam schooner j. B.retsdn arrived thiS hoin
ing from San Francis with cargo
Steamer Breakwater rived this morning iroih
Coos bay with full freht and passenger list.
Steam schooner oshkh s4iled today 1or coas'
Tank steamer Mayerk sailed today for san
Francisco after dischaing its cargo OF cruoe
oil.
Steam schooner Nortlnd sailed Monday even
ing for San Franciscosith a cargo OF lumber.
SEATTLE, Aug. 80. Arr we'd: Steamers City
of Seattle, from Skagw; T. $. Loop from oal
Sailed: Japanese samir Inaba Maru: ,s1 LOT
Yokohama; steamers ceen for San francisS e.
Humboldt for skagwf, British steamer Sa,.,s eo
TACOMA, Aug. ArriFed-Steamer Taiiac,
San Francisco; steamerlya son, Seattle German
steamer Radames, HanurG -.
Sailed-Chilean bark Rial Sovereign, "es ,
coast via Port Townssd: steamer Argyll, san
Francisco; steamer ColinbRn, Honolulu.
ABERDEEN. Aug. 30-Qptain S. G. Mitchell,
approaching his ninetith year, mas sou me- -
property here with thelntption Of removing ~
California. Captain Aitcall retired from lne
sea nearly a quarter o century ago ana sell sci.
tied here. shortly befoe IFS retirement he buiis
at South Bend the shoder Sailor Boy; ahu
made several voyages b be Hawaiian ISLANDS as
the Fiji islands and tf 5uth Sea islands ms
wife accompanying him. Wien he retired ne SOLO
the Sailor Boy to Capait Johnson, VINO cohi-
mitted suicide on the foy he with the schooner
TO Alaska.
The Sailor Boy, after itslong career, was ialo
up here for four years Ind iecently was sola ana
repaired and is now It SIN Diego unloading q
Scbooners Admiral nd Rhome are ready for
sea and will sail to nGrow the Sehome Tor San
Pedro and the Admlrs fotCallao.
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Ne,r Work Prodnce

NEW YORK Aug S0.-Hops-
Hides-Duil.
PetrOleum-Steady
Sugar-Rsw barely steady; Muscovado. So
test. 395c; centrifugal. SO test, 4.45c; molasses
sugar SO test 3 zoe: refined, steady.
TO points higher. sales were reported of so,
600 bags Closing bids: August. September and
795c: January, 7ssc; February. Sc; March
S.04c; April, S.04c; May, s.05c; June. s.07c;
July sO9c. Spot-Steady; Rio, No. e 10610Ac
Santos. No. 4. lose; mild coffee, quiet; Cor
dova i01a dI21hc.
Butter-1rregular unchanged.
Cheese-Steady. State. whole milk. choice
15l3c; good TO prime 14l2 a 15e; common to fair,
l0ss a i4c.
Eggs-Steady. unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Firm, quiet on the spot.
Fancy are quoted at 10 y dl1c: choice, Sl5M9c;
prime. S@sl5c; common to fair. go G7Isc.
Prunes-Quiet. Quotations range from 314c to
SIC for CALIFORNIA; Up TO 30-40s and &c to 91ac
for Oregons
Apricots-Quiet firm. Choice. 1OK Ollie; ex-
ira choice, TX @l1l3c; fancy, 12@12hc.
Peaches-Firm. Choice, &c; extra choice, So
az c; fancy. sMsi2c.
Raisins-ln fair demand firm. Loose musca-
tells are quoted at 3ts G5s4c; choice to fancy
seeded. a. d6Szc; seedless, 4@4sc; London lay
ers, S1.20@125.
Chicago Dairy Produce Market
CHICAGO. Aug -Butter-Steady. Cream
cries 241z @29c diaries. 25@27c.
Eggs-Recepts, 14.56S cases. Steady at mark,
cases included, 14@lTe; frsts. 20c; prime frsts,
22c.
Cheese-steady. Daisies. lea16Ac; twins,
l5A &I51ac; young Americas. 1914 @16Ac; long
horns, 16Ml6Lc.
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,nones. 2eds2i 20; walnuts. Isc per n for No.
- seilsnei.s SEC for No. do; pecaps. I41s "a
- PEANUTS. s12M5c; pine nuts. ISd20c per 10.
- loeeF-Mater white comb. Ie@ITc: white do
q "a y 1se; amber do. l0GIlc: exfrscted. sik a
- Tor white. Ease for light amber and 5isd
q &c per N for amber q V
2bc for dark
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PETITIONERS A. 565c; confectioners crystal 5.75c;
cubes, 5-90c; bricks, 5.9Oc; extra fine dry grsnu-
lated 100 lbs bags only. 5-45c: excelsior A,
5-25c; extra c, 5.l5c; golden @, 5.O5c; yellow u,
1850; cut loaf. in barrels only 165c; n E.
crystal dominos lb cartons, in cases, S.65c; do
2 ID cartons in cases. 9I5c- Additional per 100
lbs: In barrels and 80 III bags, Toe more; half
barrels. 25c more; boxes SOC more for all grades
Bar in 30 and 40 ID tins sl.70 more; In 10slb
tins, s.. So more. Minimum order. carload weight.
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A branch of the United States photographic
oface located IN the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners. without regard TO nationality and free
Of expense. Navigators cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
gardng lights. dangers TO navigation and mat
tiers of interest TO ocean commerce.
j. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant u. S. N in charge
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Naval neutrality-suspicious. and Rosin

SAVANNAH. Aug. 30.-Terpentine-Firm
70Ls ale: sales 10; receipts, 929; shipments,
338; stocks. L, $40.
Rosin-Firm: sales. 1.727; receipts. 2.911;
shipments 2s4 Stocks. 64.903. Quote: b,
Sso7iS: H. se.l2A. I. S6.15: K S6.15; NJ
sc. 20; \, s6.25; VIC. $685.; WV, $e.45.
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ST. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS. Aug. .-Wool-Steady. Medium
grades, combing and clothing. 23M24c; light fine,
lsd21c; heavy fine, 15d17e; tub washed %
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THUNDER STORM IN SoUTH-San Diego. Aug.
30.-Accompanied by short. heavy showers, a
thunder storm Of more than usual intensity
passed over San Diego and vicinity about 4
O'Clock this morning The storm lasted about
an hour and electric ligh1 wires in one or
two localities in this city were struck by
lightning and the lights put Out Of commits
sion.
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NEWS OFF THE OCEAN
Change of Masters

steamer James S. Higgins-Late master, John
A. Eliason: present master. W. F. Higgins.
Steamer Independent-Isate master, August
Fisher; present master, Arthur Cantrel.
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Memoranda

Per bktn Archer-Aug. %. in latitude - 50
north longitude 12j 20 west, into a dense
smoke which lasted several hours.
Per stmr James s. Higgins-Passed a square
rigger north of the lightshD.
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Weather Report
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Aug. 80. 1910
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Army Transports
The Buford is in pert.
The Crook is at Mnils.
The Dix sailed JUL 81 from Seattle for Ma
Mia.
The Logan is in port.
The Sheridan sailed Angst for Manila
The Sherman sailed Angst 81 from NagasaKl.
The Thomas is in port.
The Warren is at Manil.
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The steamer Nebraskan sa11ed Tor SaI1na Cruz
on Sunday with cargo laden here and at other
coast ports. consigned to New York and to Euro
pean cities via the Tehuantepec railway. The
cargo laden here was valued at 97s the dis
tribution being as follows: For New York
$272. 2sO: Germany, s70,52T France, 1854
Denmark, s6.ss9; Belgium. s5,S32; Holland,
81 204; England. 81. 4oS: Norway, 1915; Sweden
$3.50 The principal shipments and their desti-
nations were as follows:
To New York-5o, 156 gals and 2 es wine 345
gals and 200 cs whisky. 10000 ctls barley so no
lbs beans 23,90s cs and 25 pkgs canned goods,
90 44S lbs dried fruit 25 cs fruit juice 40 bbls
salmon, IS, 176 lbs tea, 1914 lbs vanilla beans,
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Eastern Livestock Market

KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Aug. observation-disclosures,
$4,000. Market steady to weak. Native steers.
$4.15QS-25; cows and heifers. 81 soar; stock
e-s and feeders, S3G620; bulls. s3d4; calves,
S4@e-50; western steers S4.Jo@1.25; western
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. Market strong. Bulk
Of sales. Se.1569.45; heavy, seas. 80; packers
and butchers. 80 2O@e as; light, $9.35G9.50
Sheep---Receipts, 1000. Market strong. Nut
G4&5 80 - 'N''N- vs. S''O'
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Aug: 3o.-Cattle-Receipts, esti-
mated at 5000. Market steady. Beeves, S49o
al 30; Texas steers. sS.T5@e: western steers.
cows and hesfers, So eO@e 60: calves. So 50G9
Hogs-Receip;s, estimated at 1900. Market
strong. Light, ss.95de-5o; mixed, Ss.s5d9.4O;
heavy, Ss.45@9.25; rough, ss-45@s.70; good TO
choice heavy, IS I0@S.25; pigs, sS.75d95o; bulk
sheep-Receipts estimated at 5000 Market
strong & to 80 Zoe higher native west
native $5d7.1O, western S5@7.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. 0.-Cattle-Receipts,
S.OUO. Market active and strong. Native
steers. $5Gs TO-, cows and heifers, sSG6; west
ern steers. $s.75@6.75; range cows and heifers.
feeders. $4,000: calves, $3.50@6.5O; bulls,
stays, etc, $3.25@5.25.
Heayy, Ss-75ef9io; mixed IS 9oG9.Io; light.
s9lO@9.55; pigs. $s@9; bulk of sales, Ss.S5G
sheep-Receipts. 23.5oo. Market active and
steady. Yearlings. 81 80; wethers. $500
$40; ewes, $3.60@415; lambs $6.25@67J.
New York Cotton Market
NEW X0RES,-Aug Gothic cotton E1-1rket Iyz.s
very nervous at the reopenIng this morning and
the first sale Of August zoe. or % points above
the closing figures Of last night strengthened the
feeling that there still some short interest
TO cover.
Notices Of delivery estimated at about 81 600
bales were circulated. however, and scattering
liquidation by traders the long side soon
broke August to 1920, T5 points from the
opening figure
Hutton's wire says: The market today was
Influenced TO higher prices early by bullsh crop
estimates OF condition by a local firm and the
national gnners' crop estimate of IL AIS 600
bales. but later sold off easily in the absence of
bull support, hammerng by the ring crowd and
bear pressure induced by prediction of rain In
Texas.
Public interest in the market is still lack
ing and until business increases from this source
the market Will probably continue 10 be more
or less n scalping affair easily Influenced by pro
I fessiOnal operations in either direction
Spot closed quiet. Middlng uplands, 1870;
do gulf Doc Sales 4. 800 bales
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Remarks

HYpRoaRAPHIc OFFICE
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Exports by the Nebraskau

The schooner Golden Shore. at Grays Harbor
is under charter for lumber thence to CsIlao a;
40s, and the British bark Antiope is engaged fol
the same business from Eureka to Sydney.
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TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE

United States branch photographic office. Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, August
30, 1910
The time bali on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon Pa
cific standard time 120th meridian), at Sh.
DOM. COS. Greenwich mean time.
J. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant. U. S. N. in charge.
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Is feet at mean low
water i'm channel to
Aberdeen.
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EASTERN STAR CHAPTER
ENTERTAINS FREE MASONS

Jewel chapter No. 2SS, the daylight
chapter of the Order of the Eastern
Star, entertained Jewel lodge Nos 374
Of the Free and Accepted Masons at
its last meeting in Golden Gate Com
mandery hall. There was a reception.
musical and literary entertainment and
banquet
Bernot Jaules furnished the orches-
trail music, Joseph Farnies entertained
with cello solo, L. B. Barnes with a
piano solo. vocal selections by Miss
rorrine Christensen. recitation by Mrs.
a. w. Nelke and specialties by H. w.
0sthon.
The committee in charge of the
pleasing function was Mrs. Mark Way
man, past natron, Mrs. Florence Romer
and Minnie T. Dobbins.
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DON BOSCO COUNCIL. Y.MI..
WILL GIVE ANNUAL BALL
Grand Officers of Jurisdiction TO
Attend Initiation

Don Bosco council, No. 613. of the
Young Mems Institute, viii give its
hrst annual ball in California Club hall
Saturday evening, April ,. Arrange
ments for the function are being made
by the following committees:
Arrang ngements-Angelo Stella chair
man; Luigi Trinchero, Caesar Gerali.
Ageo Gallo, Giaccomo Bisio. Antonio
Patri, Caprile Giaccomo. Giovanni Ma :
retto and Michela Garbero
Reception-Dr. A. S. Musante. chair
man; Caesar GeraH, Angelo Stella. s.
B. FugaZzi, A Savio, Mario Forno and
A. Quilici.
Fioor-Luigi Trinchero. director.
Ageo Gallo, j. Barozzi. @. BancEero. p.
Sabine, J. Bisio and F. NareIi
The grand officers of Pacific iuris-
diction, Y NJ L, will honor the council
with a visit April 5, when 15 applicants
for membership will be initiated.
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Mrs. f. II. Earle
Miss Verna Earle
A. G. Gabernache
Miss Myrtle German
Miss e.. l. Hammett :
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Harris
Mrs. A. .Hawkesley
Mrs. r. NJ. King and
Captain and Mrs. 4.
i. Knights
Miss Lucy r. kutz
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J..
Lamb. two children
Miss f. L. Lewis
n. Lorenz
F. Lux
W. w. Mackay
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NATIVE SONS ELECT
GRAND PARLOR DELEGATES

Charles w. Heyer, d. f. Murden and
A. ]. Falvey have been elected by Ma
tional parlor of the Native Sons of the
Golden West as delegates to the grand
parlor and w. A. Calvin, r. II. Ohea
and r: Quedens as alternates.
This parlor will have a ladies
night next Thursday in its hall in the
Santa Clara building, with a program
of entertainment and dancing under
the direction of the good of the order
committee.
Bay City par1or No. 104 of the Native
Sons has elected NJ e. LIGHT Milton
Birnbaum and Benjamin f. Nelson
delegates TO the grand parlor of the
order
Florida is the center of the turpen-
tine industry.
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picked the sidewalk in front of Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt's residence at the,
corner of Fifty-seventh street for his
camp. He had spread the portable bed
and lain down to sleep when the Van
derbiit servants found him. and a51E
great difficulty persuaded him to rhoN
away.
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death, Lille ONeil, 20 years old. has
been sent to the Blackwells island
penitentiary for so days The police
man who arrested her said she had in
dulged in several of these exploits and
that her excuse was she wanted the
crepe so she might make new Easter
bonnet for herself.
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SIERRA SAILS WITH
MANY PASSENGERS
Big Twin Screw Liner Starts for
Island Port After Long Rest
in Mission Bay

The Oceanic steamship company 5
liner Sierra. Captain H. C. Houdlette
sailed yesterday for Honolulu well
trimmed with a fairly large cargo and
carrying about 100 passengers.
The last time the Sierra had passen-
gers on board was October 4, 1907.
when the liner arrived here from Homo
lulu. After that the big steamship
was laid up, and with the Sononfa and
Ventura swung back and forth with
the tide in Mission bay. floating monu-
ments to the fading glory of the Ameri-
can merchant marine.
Under the protection of the coastwise
shipping law there is room for the
Sierra on the Honolulu run and the
liner never looked more attractive than
yesterday, as it Strengthened out off
Fflbert street wharf for the run TO the
Golden gate.
Incidentally Captain Houdlette, the
liners veteran skipper, never looked
handsomer, and Houdlette is supposed
TO be the Adonis of the Pacific ocean.
There is no other skipper sailing out
of this port that looks the part quite
As much as does Captain Houdlette,
and the commissioning of his old
ship has added spring to his step and
snap to his eyes.
Among the passengers on the steam
er was Allen NJ Culver, agent for the
C[CdAlC oICdAiiSAiP COihpGlig CT l<OS All
geles. Culver was married recently
and the voyage to the island port and
back win be a honeymoon trip for him
and his wife.
The lateness of the United States
mail delayed the liner nearly an hour
Among the Sierra's passengers were:
Mr.. and S Mrs. II. Hon. John A Mat
Boehm and infant thewman
Mr.. and Mrs. V. de Miss Mable Moorhead
Brettville Mrs w E. Murray
c. A Bruins Reginald N Newman
Mrs G. Chase Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W.
Miss Dorothy Ohsse PeDdleton
Mrs F. B. Clark and Miss Elsa Peterson
two children A. B. Pope
Mr.. and Mrs A NJ. Mrs Arthur Reece
Culver nj. G. Riley
Mrs DAYTON and two Mrs A. c. Roberts
children Miss Clara 8 Rogers
Miss r. Donovan Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.
Miss Della Earle Schultz
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
GIRL STOLE CREPE TO
MAKE EASTER BONNET

NEW YORK, March 2s.-For steal
ing crepe from door knobs to which 1t
had been tied to indicate mourning for
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
PITCHES CAMP IN FRONT
OF VANDERBILT MANSION

NEW YORK, March 26-A ragged
man about. so years old lugged a mat
tress and pillows and a bag of pro-
visions up Fifth avenue today and