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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-12
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. H.
Dear Dad: Clifford Pinchot has a
presidential boom. He is doing
what he can to suppress it, but the
darn thing is proving to be quite
bothersome. That Roosveltian
speech did it, The letters have been
pouring into Washington from all
kinds of people. They read about
! like this: Fine. First thing that
sounds like Roosevelt we have heard
since the ship sailed. You'll do.
Stick by the policies and and We'll
stick by you. We are thinking of
1912, and you begin to look goot
to us" And there are hundreds
like that. Likewise editorials. What
does Pinchot say? For heavens
sake, don't. 1t will hurt the work
You know all want is chance to
save the forests and things. Don't
let the people get an idea that there
is any of the other thing mixed up
in it. You will do me a favor if you
will do what you can to head if off"
Fact. That's what he said to me
up in his study at his house Sunday
night.
| respectfully call your attention
to the fact that the secretary of ag-
riculture has received orders to
play up the retailer" as respon-
sible for the increased cost of liv
ing. The effect of the tariff and
the trusts in this regard is becom
in, To
thought for some gentlemen who
have elections to face.
The Washington Post has the dis
tinction to be the medium for ali
officially inspired outsivings of the
Taft administratiOn-locally. here
in Washington. John K. Mclean is
its proprietor. The nominal politics
of Mr.. Mclean and his paper is
democracy. The Washington Gas
Co. is one of the properties of Mr..
Mclean and the Cincinnati Inquirer
is another. Mr.. Mclean is a very
rich and very conservative dem
ocrat BY the way, what is a dem
ocrat?
The house committee on post
offices and post roads reports but
one bill session. the appropriation
act for the postal revenues. Bills
for postal savings banks, regulation
of express companies, ct cetera,
never are considered. This is Can
nonism."
Mr.. Ballinger has been talking
lot about the official records" in
his interior department. Members
of congress who have applied for
permission to see these official rec
ords have been refused. In one In
stance Ct refer to the Lake Tahoe
power case). what purported to be
the record" was sent to President
Taft, MINUS a certain important
adverse report by the agricultural
department. Which would suggest
that Mr.. BaIlinger or his associates
have not been above tampering
with 'the official records"
Mrs. Taft has undertaken the al
most impossible task of reducing
the size of the card receptions at
the white house. The average at
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nything--Have a Smile

gan my cross-examination of the
witness, he steadfastly refused to
speak. | appealed to the court, and
the obstinate one was told to an
swer my question. But even then
he remained mute.
Your honor exclaimed, in
dignantly, 4 ask that you punish
this witness for contempt of court.
The judge glared at me for a
moment. and then, summoning all
the dignity he could command, re-
Piled:
eff Mr. can suggest some
way in which any punishment can
be imposed for contempt of court
upon a life termer, the court will
be greatly Obligated"
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the city cannot aIiold - raise the
wages, but it rejCicos when thous-
ands of dollars of the taxpayers
money is spent to put the workers
in jail who dare say word in oppo-
sition to corruption.
| really wonder if the Spokes-
man-Review thinks all of the peo-
pie are letting it do their thinking
for them. Yours respectfully. A.
NJ. Maynard.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-12
A PLATE THAT FITS

will not fall or tip in the
mouth when chewing. IF you
are having plate troubles do
not put up any longer with
an old-fashioned plate. Come
to us. We can surely please
you. Remember, this is the
only office in Spokane using
DR.. Rector's double suction.
We have bought the eXclu-
sive state right.
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Editor The Press: Please let me
have few lines in your paper, and
let Inc congratulate you for your
stand in the interest of the people.
Your Sunday paper is the best ever.
notice in the Spokesman-R Review
this morning an editorial on raising
the city laborers' wages. or course
we know which class the Review
serves. but don't II make you creep
to see how open it is. II says that
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CAUGHT At
The CURB

A young Spokane business man,
whose wife is a brunette and fire
quently wears one of the fashion
able, heavy meshed, black face
ycils now in vogue, hurriedly. en-
tered car the other day, and espy-
ing his better half (as he thought)
sat down by her and began to talk.
Presently, receiving no response,
he glanced around at her, and dis
covered, to his horror, that the per-
son he was addressing was a col
ored woman!
oh" he gasped, in stammering
confusion, excuse me! l thought
you were my wife!"
He was SO sure the joke was on
him that he is still wondering why
his wife got mad when he told her
the story that night.
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=PENCH POINTS

John Fitzgerald the Of the
Defeated
Hbbard
defeated
bard only got 1888 votes
Ths sn who to school and the
vacation. When they
Mhsn seno friends but they can't help but show little
.
tneW ~ about sole mates
the Irish long
lpe ~ lrisa kneA
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A prominent Spokane lawyer tells
this story on himself:
Il was defending a client on trial
for serious crime. A man who
had already begun life sentence
for murder was brought back from
the pen as a witness. When / be-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-12

1t seems possible that
Secretary Knox has bitten
off more than Uncle Sam
can chew in his effort to
run the affairS of Mica
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OUR PATENTED DOUBLE
SUCTION ENABLES US
TO SUPPLY PLATES

that are a perfect fit, com
Portable and pleasing to the
eye.
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They have been thinking
down on Wall street for
quite a little while that the
state of Texas should be
shank cd
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THE PUBLIC SQUARE
All Work Guaranteed.

Dedicated to free everything
quarels and family fights. say what you hik
about 800 words sign your
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expires on the address label of each When that date
arrives subscription advance.
your taken from the list the address
label Is receipt
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tendance at the receptions duting
the Roosevelt regime was 1000
Mrs. Taft has ordered the lists
pruned to 1000. These card recep-
tons are the nearest thing left to
the old free for all public recep-
tons, and the ease with which
cards could be secured made them
satisfaction to Washingtonians
and to politicians who were able ito
10 this favor to friends and constit-
Uents. The pruning of the lists has
caused the cry of "exclusiveness..
| find it hard to make some pub
lie men understand my attitude
toward their social advances. | will
not dine with senators or repre-
5entatives. In this course only is
there safety. | am politically foot
loose and fancy free, and there isn't
4 man jack of them who can get my
legs under his mahogany with a log
chain and hydraulic windlass. Sim
cerely, RATH.
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CLEVELAND, O.-South Cleve-
land bank fails, following financial
troubles of Werner Publishing COM
Dany, Akron.
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Our truss expert is always
at your service. There is no
guess. no annoyance and no
disappointments. Our stock
is the most complete in the
entire northwest. Lady at
tendant for lady customers.
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NEW YORK.-Mrs. Flora Adams
Darling, widow of General Edward
Irving Darling of the confederate
army. and founder of Daughters of
the American Revolution. stricken
with apopleXy and dies in street
here.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-12

About the best action
taken by the council last
night was in deciding to try
the plan of keeping a ma
troo f,,. tbo woman in tbo
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Satisfaction goes with ev-
cry article you secure from
our rubber goods depart
ment. Our written guaran-
tee protects you. Private
salesrooms. Lady clerks for
lady customers.
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Mrs. Taft has undertaken the al
most impossible task of reducing
the size of the card receptions at
the white house. The average at
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Our Gratitude

is unbounded to those who have far made policy
for 1910 beyond highest expectations by their
loyal patronage have all been broken and the
endorsements receive daily that this will
and thousands of than all
preceding combined. Our advance preparations to
all promptly the service almost perfection.
but help is installed and will have to wait but
early. lists below.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnage Engagements

The British bark Calcutta, which arrived here
from Yokohama on Sunday, will return to the
orient with refined petroleum, having been
chartered prior to arrival.
nounced Yesterday: The barkentine Amazon
from Puget sound or Columbia river to Sydney
at 32s, with option of Calso or Mollendo. at Ais
3D.; schooner David Evans. at Grays Harbor
thence 10 Pearl Harbor; schooner William II
Talbot at Redondo, from Grays Harbor to sgd
ney, at BPS Cd, with option of Brisbane al
33s schooner Inca. Columbia river. thence
to New Zealand, at SIS Cd; schooner Admiral
Grays Harbor to Guaymas. at S5.25; barkentine
All of the foregoing except the Admiral and the
Hawaii were chartered prior to arrival
Exports by the Ancon Liner
The steamer San Jose sailed for Ancon and
way ports on Saturday with cargo valued al
S72 3S3 to be distributed as follows: For Mex
ico SIS 203: Central America, $14,799: Panama
s45TS: New York, $4,000; Ecuador 5000:
England $500 The principal shipments and
their destinations as follows:
To Mexico-T32 cs canned goods. 1,011 lbs and
2s cs meals 260 pkgs potatoes. 115 pkgs fresh
fruits 400 lbs rasins $3.50 lbs dried fruit. 6TC
lbs beans 1So0 lbs malt, 81 gals gin. $50 lbs
tea I46 lbs butter, ITO lbs cheese, 1875 bales
hay TAT lbs hams aud bacon. AZ salmon
33 73O lbs seeds, 800 bdIs shocks. 90 kegs pow
der. 2e. 800 TT lumber, 60 bdls shingles. II .273
Ibs copper coils rope, 1852 lbs buestone
1s 667 lbs talIow. $40 SKIS cement
To Central America 1.342 bbis -four. 10, 727
his and 10 bxs raisins, 135 cs canned goods $40
lbs bread 206 lbs cheese. 30 lbs dried fruit,
40 cs saimon 25 pkgs fresh fruit 25 pkgs
potatoes 81 pkgs onions. 4,lo0 lbs garlic :, 03a
lbs spices 500 lbs garvanzas. S6S lbs beans,
10 GOO lbs rice. $50 gals wine, 36 and 20
gals whisky, pkgs agricultural implements,
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cation Market

NEW YORK July le.-Ihere was q renewal
~ the opening today Of the intensely excited
condition in the cotton market noticed toward
the close Of last week. The demand for July
seemed 10 be much less active. suggesting that
sufficient cotton had been secured In the south
abroad satisfy such contracts rema ined
outstanding. but that position made a new high
record Tor the season. selling AT 1850. willie
there was Il sensational demand for August and
September, with these deliveries selling any
where from "a TO IS points over the closing hg-
ures OF Saturday There seemed 10 be scarcity
of foreign shorts "a the new crop months and
With broadening investment demand also in
evidence these deliveries sold about . to %
points net higher The late positions continued
very firm. with August selling At 1J.T1c. or 30
points ner higher. while later deliveries sold any
whore from 30 10 S3 points above saturday s
price The close was firm at a gain Of from Z
fo - points the day. and southern mills were
said 80 have been good buyers Of the new crop
DOS lions on the poor crop accounts.
ETutrou's wire saws. Wall street shorts were
sctive buyers throughout the first hour Of bust
ness. Above I2c for October there tremend-
ous realizing. but with the market broadening
there appeared 10 be plenty Of demand TO take
care ~ the cotton.
a Fell River dispatch says about 1000
hales ef cotton being shipped by mills there
10 New York for July delivery"
The Journal Of Commerce says; ''Spot busi-
ness in all markets of the world is just now
controlled by the people who have taken up
cotton I'm New York The people who control
the situation cutting prices, but as these
prices are based futures the advance in
futures does not make the cotton any cheaper
through under the market -
Cotton Spot closed steady. > points higher.
Middling uplands, 1880; middling gulf. 16.70c.
sales Il Q1I bales
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eastern LireStocIs Market
CHICAGO
:


CHICAGO. July s.-Cattle-Receipts, esti-
mated ar 25.UUU. Market IOc TO 15c lower.
BeeVes. $500 1850; Texas steers, 81. 40Q6.50;
western steers. soar; stOckers and feeders,
$4,000 80; cows and heifers, s.. 50 20; calves,
Na-15 SO.
Hogs kecel PTS. estimated AZ p .000. Market
steady. Light. SSG0Q $50; mixed. SS.50@S. 80;
heavy s. 20 q SO; rough. SS.20d $50; good TO
choice heavy, =. 80 ~ SO pigs, SS80g9; bulk Of
sales. $500 "a.
Sheep Receipts. estimated at 40 GOO. Market
steady, mostly 25c lower. Native $2.50d4:
western. S2.3504; yearlings, $4d4.55; lambs,
native S4-25 u6.@5. western S4dG.2J.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. July ls--Csttle- Receipts,
l2.0oo- Market steady. Native steers. S5dS;
cows and heifers. 81 5046-50; stockers and feed
er~. 50 G5.T5; bulls. IS. 40d 40; calves, $49
80. western steers. 81 - q rs; western COWS,
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. Market STEADY 10
week Bulk Of sales. IS 35G 5. so; heavy. s. 30G
$50; packers and butchers SS35MS.60; light.
Sbeeu-Recefpts. 5000 Market steady. Nut
tons s. 5004 SO; lambs S6d7; fed wethers
and yearliugs S375d5: fed western ewes, saga
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA, July s.-Cattle-Reeeipts.
$500. Market steady 10 loc lower. Native
steers. S4.756S; COWS and heifers, S3.25d5.73;
western steers. S3.50d8.25; COWS and heifers.
S2.15d4 20, Gamers S250d3-25; stOckers and
feeders, So. 25@5-65; calves, s4G6.75; bulls,
Receipts. $500. Market SC higher.
Heavy. Ss-1ONs $40; mixed. ss-50Ms-4o; light.
Ss. 60
sheep-Receipts. 1850 Market 2oc to 25c
lever. NearIinGs. S4d4.S5: wethers, S3d3.75;
ewes, $3.50; lambs. S6@6-75.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

EUREKA, July 1s.-British bark Glenesk ar
rived off the bar late this afternoon direct from
Japan I'm ballast and towed into port by
the tug Ranger. 1t is now in the stream
awaiting inspection and will tomorrow start
leading lumber at bay points for offshore ports
Steam schooner North Fork departed for San
Francisco this morning with lumber from the
Arcata wharf.
Carrying freight. mail and passengers for San
Francisco the steamer State of California
crossed out this morning.
Steamer Eureka sailed today with freight and
passengers for Astoria and Portland.
Steamer Ravali will depart for San Fran
cisco tomorrow with lumber from Samoa and
the mails.
Schooner S. T. Alexander will tomorrow morn
ing shift from the foot of ID street to Fields
Landing. where it Will load ties for Santa
Cruz, completing its cargo at Samoa
British ship Battle Abbey, now In San Fran
cisco. is expected here to load lumber for Liv-
erpool.
Barkentine Mary Winkleman arrived here Sun
day from San Francisco. 1t will load redwood
lumber at Arcata and Fields Landing for
Hawaii.
Howard Campbell. a Eureka boy, departed on
the steamer State OF California for San Fran
cisco today in charge Of the wireless telegraph
In place of Lloyd McCarty. who was taken to
the pesthouse after the steamers last trip by
Dr. L. v. Falk suffering from scarlet fever.
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New York Produce

=. NEW YORK. July ls.-fIops- Easy.
Hides-Easy.
petroleum-Stesdv.
Mo0l-Quiei.
Sucar-Raw. steady. Muscovado. 50 test
2 Soc centrifugal .96 test, 4-3oc; melasses su
gar. 50 test s soc Refined sugar. steady
coffee futures closed firm al A net advance oi
ga 10 points. Aside from the lower frcncl
market there nothing IA the cables u
cGuSo any depression and the early selling foi
European account was readily absorbed. sales
6-90c- September. October and November. &C
December. T.05c; January i.0fc; February
1.oSc; March and April. 7.loc May and June
spot firm. No. Z Rio. sisasSsc; Santos. No
9iac. Mid coffee, steady. Cordovs, lVa
Butter Barely steady. Creamery specials
-eel. 2ai2c; extras. 2Si4 d2Si2c; third 10 nrsts
2fN2Elac- state dairy. common 10 hnest - "a
2Iisc. process second 10 special. 22i2 6d2912e'
- 25C-
b: Cheese-Weak State whole milk specials
15il l6c. do fancy. 1880; do average prime
14lt dI4lac: do fair 70 good. l22 @l3Ssc; dc
=. Eres-Firm on top grades Fresh gathered
. extra hrsts. 1962lc; do 6rsts. lTGlSc.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaoorated apples are moderately active
firmly held on tie spot. lo& @n12c: choice
50 uSc, prime, 1iamsc, common 10 AaI
Prunes-ouiet bur irm. owing to small stocks
torn,sns Up 10 3o-40s and sizc TO 9h4e Tor
OregonS.
Apricots-Firm but quiet Choice. 93. d10hc;
. extra choice. lois ale. fancy. l0s4 dlZ.2c-
-; Peaches-Quiet. steady choice. 6l3 d6Ac' eX
-tra choice 7GTlfc; fancy. 7i4dTi2c
Rsisius-Qsiet. unchanged; loose mnscatelS'
5: 2Ts n 5e.c- choice 10 fancy. seeded ~ ass G.
sseedless. - n4lac. London layers. SL20G 10
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rs bags lOc. half barrels 25c boxes soc more
per l6o lbs than for bags of 100 lbs net. Bar
iQ - and 80 10 tins $40 more. in and 10 10
TINS $50 more per 1O0 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 10 bags.
Tie California and Hawaii sugar refining com
pany quotes as follows: Granulated basis, 5.61c;
.HiCrade' bar, &c; powdered. 5.75c; A crushed.
a-9oc; berry, 5.65c; c. & II. extra fne dry grano-
lated 565c; coarse dry granuiated, 5.S9C; con
fectioners' A. 565c; cOnfectOners' crystal, 575c;
cubes. 5.00c; bricks. 5-30c: extra ene dry granu-
lated (lG0 10 bags OEly). 5.45c; excelsior A,
4-95e: cut loaf. in barrels only. 7.65c; II. & e.
crystal dominos, 10 cartons in cases. S-6Sc; oo
DO cartons I'm cases, 9-15c. Additional per lOo
lbs In barrels and 30 ID bags. Ioc more; hali
barrels. 25c more: boxes 50c more for all grades.
Bar IN 70 and 80 lb tins. 81. 20 more; IN 10 10
tins s. 60 more. Minimum order. carload
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
Los Angeles Produce Market
.pec;ol Dsoatch 10 The Call

los ANGELES. July 1S-There was g strong
er market tone In potatoes Cheese was weaker.
Beans were steady.
Eggs lper ozi-Local ranch candled. 35c; do
case count buying price. Sic; fresh eastern, 2sci
eastern storage packed extras, PC.
Butter tper lbl-California creamery extras.
3l-.c, DO hrsts. 30c; cooking butter, Zoe; ladle
butter. 26c-
Beans fper ctll-No. pink. %; No. lima.
$40; no. / Lady Washington, s., No. small
white 81 =: No. I blsckeye. S5. so; No. l gar
vanzss. s. 50. No. I lentils. California. 81.
Potatoes-NeW potatoes. lug 65c. sack Sl.5O;
yellow sweets sac per H.
Receipts Of produce-Eggs, 1876 cases; butter,
25.GS4 pounds; cheese, S3S pounds; potatoes,
1867 sacks. beans, 20 sacks; apples 2,400 sacks
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

IClD Of w EAI tONDI1IONS
Unsettled weather continues throughout the
Sierra and in the foothills. Thunder storms are
reported at Fresno Reno and Tonopah and mod
crate showers in the Owens valley. The weather
has been clear, with moderate temperatures over
most of the United States. Rain has fallen in
the gulf and south Atlantic states. At Montgom-
cry Los inches have fallen There have also
been showers I'm the Dakotas and Montana The
temperature has fallen throughout the Mississippi
valley and eastward to the Atlantic coast. In
general temperatures are from to degrees be-
low the normal Afternoon temperatures In the
great valley of California continue high but
will probably moderate Tuesday The relative
humidity at Red Bluff % per cent and at
Fresno "a per cent.
FORECAST
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at midnight
July 10, 1910:
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Tuesday,
with fog; brisk west wind.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Tuesday, moderately
warm; light north wind.
Sacramento valley-Cloudy cooler Tuesday
showers I'm the mountains. light south wind.
San Joaquin yalley--Cloudy, cooler Tuesday
probably showers; light east wind.
California south of the Tehachapi-C Cloudy un-
settled weather Tuesday; light north wind,
changing to south. A. G.. McADIE,
District Forecaster
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
liner MONGOLIA
FINALLY FLOATED
Big Steamship Is Anchored Out
side Shimidzu Bar RelOading
Cargo From Lighters

CCORDING to a
cablegram received
yesterday by the
Pacinc Mail com :
pany the liner Mon
golia is finally
af1oat and is now
at anchor outside
Shimidzu bar re-
loading the freight
that it was neces-
sary to put on
lighters in order to
tighten the ship.
This work will be
finished early this
morning and some
time today the
Mongolia will pro-
ceed to Yokohama
and from there con-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19

NEN YORK. July IS.-Standard copper. weak
Spot. 1850 i2c; July. 1i.50M ] SOC; August
September and October. II. .50d li.JJc. London
closed dulI az fl3 l2s Sd for spot snd f5s IS foi
futures Arrivals of 2So tons were reported al
New York Custom house returns showed 2.354
ions exported. making II. 697 tons so far this
month. Lake. j. .625z a y e1lse, eleetrolytic
Aid. orm. Spot. 33d33-50c: july. 32.950
% 0255c; August p T5eI 81 9oc September. 81. 75
spot 8t q. size. 10 tons at 32.90c. tons Al
- 95c and II tons Al 33c; 25 tons Of July sold
at q Soc. London closed firm at tl49 5s for spot
a-d ff50 Is Cd for futures.
Lead. firm al I. .45d4 SOC New York and 4-25G
4.35c East 81. Louis. London, spot fl2 l2s cd
SDelter steady at 5.50N 560c New York and
4-971z a5.O5c East St Louis. London, spot, f22
Is Cd
Iron-Cl Cleveland warrants. 1Ss cd in London.
Locally iron was quiet No. ! foundry north
ern. SI6.50ale.7s: No. ,, S16nle.25: No !
southern. Sl6.25dI6.T5; No. 1 southern soft, SIC
C1G p
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
Memoranda

The raft arriving at San Francisco in tow
stmr George W. Fenwick measures 740 feet long.
IS feet depth 65 feet beam.
YOKOHAMA, July 1s.-Stmr Mongolia was
foated yesterday morning and is reshipping
cargo Expects to sail from Shimidzu on Tues
day, July 10. Hull and engines undamaged.