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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Supplies for HIIo

The steamer Enterprise. which sailed for Hilo
last week: had cargo valued at S167 1Os and-in-
Guiding the following: 2,406 bales hay, 1.491
ctls barley, 96 ctls wheat, 10 ctls corn. II 34e
lbs beans. 54.01s lbs bran. ,644 lbs and % cs
meals, $4,000 lbs mesfalfa. 81 ,2s2 lbs mddlngs.
9,194 lbs and 43 cs bread. 2.535 lbs butter l $50
lbs and IA cs cheese. 1.25j lbs and % bxs dried
1ru1t. LIB lbs raisins, 300 lbs hops 44S cs
canned goods, COS lbs Goldfish. SOL pkgs fresh
fruits. 1,2s1 lbs garlic. 500 pkes potat toes 14e
pkgs onions. 976 lbs nuts 349S lbs and 5 cs
hams and bacon. 1900 lbs lard. 1.775 lbs sugar,
1854 lbs tea, 15,500 lbs salt cs and 50 pkgs
salmon, 1910 lbs dressed poultry. 1896 gals and
50 cs wine, 15o gals whisky. 80 casks beer, 1879
Ga liquors. "a pkgs drugs. II cs boots and
shoes, 90 pkgs dry goods, 10 cs hats % rolls
leather. 16 pkgs saddlery. 250 lbs tobacco, 2s
cs cigars and cigarettes, $50 pkgs material.
26,127 ft lumber. % pkgs sewing machines 4O6
cs soap. pkgs rope. 345 doors, LOG windows
10000 FIRE bricks. 100 bbs lime 215 kegs white
lead, 90 pkgs paints, 1.500 cs kerosene 81 cs
and I bbls oils. 25 turpentine. 7s pkgs wagon
material. ], ,lO3 tons fertilizer l bull.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSoeeioI Dispotch 10 The Cal

EUREKA, Aug 22-The steamer North Fork
arrived from San Francisco this morning at 5:45
O'Clock with a miscellaneous cargo of freight,
which discharged at the street wharf,
after which the steamer shifted TO the Arcata
wharf. where cargo of lumber is being loaded.
Arriving at $50 O'Clock this morning was the
steamer Lakme, from San Francisco, with a
small cargo of miscellaneous freight. The Lakme
Is loading lumber at Arcata wharf for the
return trip
State of California departed for San Francisco
this afternoon at :05 o'clock with freight, mail
and passengers.
With full cargo Of redwood lumber on board.
the steamer Bowdoin departed this afternoon al
40 o'clock for the return trip TO San Diego.
The Norwegian tramp steamer Titania, Cap
tain Kroger, was cleared at the custom house
this morning with rough clear redwood and rough
merchantable pine lumber totaling f2!6. 427 feet.
valued at S2l. 720.S 81. The cargo is shipped by j.
J. Moore & Co. for Melbourne, Australia via Cas-
par and San Francisco.
launeh company left today on the steamer State
of California for San FRANCISCO. where he viii
make arrangements for shipping the engine for
the big launch Miacomet. 1t is thought that il
may be brought here on the next trip of the ]. j.
Loggie.
United States life saving service, is. here to in
spect the telephone line maintained by the gov
ernment TO connect with the life saving station
at the bar.
PORTLAND Aug 22.-For the first time in
the history of Portland a regular steamship line
ginning Wednesday August "a. regular weekly
service will be maintained between here and the
southern California port The steamer Roanoke
will inaugurate the service. sailing at O'Clock
ia the evening of that date.
The charter of the British ship Glenholm, for
p cargo of grain from Portland to the United
Kingdom has increased the list of vessels which
will load wheat here this season to eight. The
Glenholm will be due here for October November
Charter rates coastwse are on the decline and
the steamer Coaster has been taken for lumber
from the Columbia river to San Francisco at
$50 Last week the rate varied from S3.Io to
s.. So
When the steamer Breakwater sailed this
morning for Coos bay it had IS passengers and
200 tons of general freight.
In tow of the steamers Shaver, Sarah Dixon
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Notice to Mariner.

g. A. Baker of the steamer Pectan re-
ports to this office that June Ii 1910 at
$40 p M, in latitude south 10 or longitude
west so 81, the vessel ran through a patch of
and after the wind moderate southeast with
moderate sea- while in the patch the sea was
as smooth as glass. Temperature, water at sur
race 81, barometer 30.01, overcast and cloudy;
no bottom with ITO fathoms wire
June 20 4:25 p. m. latitude north II 35
longitude west 105 12 light wind and sea from
north northeast. felt three heavy shocks of
earthquake jarring the ship. Interval between
first and second shocks about two minutes; in
terval between second and third about three min
utes. First shock was heaviest No soundings
taken J. C. BURNETT.
Lieut.. U. IS. N, in charge.
Captain Johnson of the schooner Albert Never
reports to the branch photographic office at Port
Townsend that on July "a. 1910 in latitude north
3S A, longitude west 1877 "a, he passed part of
vessels bottom. about 40 feet long and 10
feet wide, dangerous to navigation.
J. c. BURNETT,
Lieut.. U. s. NJ, in Charge.
Change of Masters
Steamer Fighting Bob; former master. C. F.
Phipps; new master. A. r. Brown.
Steamer Napa City; former master, D. Jorgen-
sen; new master. j. A. Petersen.
Steamer Katherine: former master Charles
Gustafson; new master. NJ. A. Mattson
ENR0ILMENTS
Schooner barge, Standard oif company No 90:
master Alexander Kirkwood
LICENSED
Steamer Atlas; master, NJ C. Badger.
Memoranda
Schr Repeat, at San Francisco has been sold
by the Simpson lumber company to Levers 4
Cooke of Honolulu private terms.
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Building Contracts

j. j. Clayton with Charles King & Co. and A.
payls-To erect one story and basement build
ing in line of Howard street, 176 Of Fourth
\ so by E 25:213 S9.750.
Eugene Machol with Peterson & Wilson-Tc
erect two story frame building at NE corner
of Clement street and Ninth avenue 81 by n
los: $6. 800.
Fl. p. and NJ. Dedrichs with Budd & Wat
kins-To erect a one and a half story frame
building in S line of Twenty eighth street. 13C
of Noe: 1,519.5o.
L.. H. Noise with r. H. Chambers-AItera
tions underpinning. erection and complexion ot
unfinished part of a two story and basement
frame buildig in W line of Folsom street. 90 \
of Ripley. 25 f 100. S -. " 100; 81 200.
Mrs. Helene Msier with o. ]. Domick-Paint
ing: staining. paper hanging and decorating fol
building in n line of Clay street, 10 " oi
Leavenworth 42x137:6: 81 .010
Mehta Mehrtens with o. A. Craemer-To erect
two story frame building two fats in n line
of Sacramento street, 1926 = of Maple, 25 by
127:SA Sc, 500.
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By United Wireless

Monday, August %.
STEAMER sIERRA-From San Francisco for
Honolulu; Aug. 81, p. NJ, ASS miles from
hghtship; light northerly breeze: smooth sea
partially cloudy; barometer 30.34; temperature
g.
STEAMER WILHELMINA-Fro Honolulu for
San Francisco: Aug. 21 p. M. $50 miles
from San Francisco lightship; light eastery
wind: smooth: weather fine; barometer
3012: temperature 66; due at quarantine u m.
Tuesday.
STEAMER SANTA R0SA-From San Diego and
way ports for San Francisco; Aug. D. 9:15
y. m, passed Point Sur; will arrive at 4:45
y. NJ. Aug %.
STEAMER J. A. CHAESLoR-Ang. %. s D. M
% miles north Of Point Reyes; northwest wind
choppy sea.
STEAMER ATLAS-Left Point Richmond Aug.
% 4:15 p m: p. M, - miles north of Point
Bonita; light northwest wind and smooth sea.
STEAMER UMATILLA-Aug. %. 7:45 D. m.
OF Point Reyes; light northwest wind: smooth
sea- all we'll
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Monday. August %
2:35 p. M. stmr Leelanaw. Meyers 90 hours
from Nanamo; 2,S50 tons coal to Western fuel
company.
7:35 p. m. stmr Watson, Griffith. 81 hours
from San Pedro; passengers and merchandise to
Alaska Pacific steamship company.
$40 .. M, schr Advance Ogidnissen Az davs
from Coquille riyer 100000 feet lumber to G. r.
Doe & Co.
4:50 p. m. stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander 421h
hours from San Diego and way ports; passengers
and merchandise to Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany.
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Private Wire-New York, ChtcaE.
Western Union Code.
J. G.. WILSON
MEMBER

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO
Main Office, Mills Bldg, san Francisco
Branch Off1ces-Palace Hotel (malm
corridOr), San Francisco. Hotel Alex
andrfa, Los Angeles, Cal
Correspondents-Har WinthrOp 4
Co.. New York, Chicago London and
Paris.
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hindu PASSENGERS
On NIPPON MARU
Asiatics Continue to Flock to
This Country, Incoming Ves-
sci Bringing Many

HE next liner from
the far east will
be the Nippon
Maru, which left
Honolulu at 3
o'clock p. M, Sun
day, and is eX-
pected to reach
this port in time to
dock about noon
n e Xt Saturday.
The Japanese liner
is bringing a large
and valuab BILE car
go, but only 26
cabin passengers.
In me steera ge
are 109 Asia ties, of
whom the ma
jority are Hindus.
The Nippon la S
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Chartered for Grain

The French bark Notre Dame d'Arvor. now on
the way from Columbia river to Victoria. is I'M
der charter for wheat from Puget sound to the
United Kingdom with the usual continental op-
tions at 2Is Cd. The vessel was chartered prior
TO arrival of the Columbia river
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SAVANNAH. Ga, Aug 22-Spirits turpen-
zine Arm 6ss[ 67ee: sales. 5S1; receipts, so;
shipnents I27: stock. 1884
1osin hrm: receipts. 2.02i; shipments 600
.,ccl-e 5o 40. sales ] .SS3. Quote: b. S5-50N
Z N. D. s5.6565.T5: E, s5.70d3.I5: Z, s.: s2is
a. ~. q 5S5M5 80: II. 5S5M5.90: l. 5-93;
y Seds is: NJ S66s.15; \. 6-i5d665; VIC,
Sc 25d6To: WV. S6.4od6.75.
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CHECKS PROVE woRTELEss-George Bisson.
1900 Clement street. obtained a warrant yes
terday for the arrest OF E. T. Fryer. on a
charge of passing a fictitious check for $25.
Louis KOenig 10 san Jose avenue. obtained a
warrant for the arrest Of Charles Davidson for
passing a fictitious check for S12-
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23
COTTON FUTURES
81 T,oufs Wool Marked

ar LOUIS Aug 2-WOol-Stesdy. Medium
grades combing and clothing. 2302412c: light
fine 1a02Ic; heavy fine, l5@i7c; tub washed,
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Weather Report
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau. San Francisco Aug. %, 1910.
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Eastern LiveStock Market

tHH'Affn
-rs+.I 49, aug. 22.-Csttle- Receipts esti-
,29-s-Ees. Sis0dS-50: Texas steers So zoos *.
&ts5.rn " steers, S4dT: stackers aud feeders. 81 n
e 49, COWS and heifers, s.. .60de-5o: calves.
hogs-Receipts estimated at - 600: marker
zlohs ~ Dc up. Light. Ss.657a 10: mixed IS Il
-; nFaEF- StS a SO: rough. 81 S567S n5.
go . choice heavy. Sso50s pigs IS TOG
"la- bulk Of sales. SS.25ds 50
heT,elpts estimated at IS. mo-: market
ieWer- NauFe. s.. 50d 4 20: western 50 $50
t-t'- FeaTilngS- Sz.500 60. lambs native e =
0n-e9, western. S4.75d6.S5
KANSAS CITY
haNSAS CITY. Aug. 22-Csrtle- Recein+s
l-..Lv, market steady TO lOc higher. Naive
steers S450dS. COWS and heifers 50 soc
slgcAers ana feeders. S30e: bulls s3d4. p:
.4fes. $40 10 western steers, 81 256I7. o: :
western COWS. S2.75d4T5
m Is receipts 5000; market 5GlOc higher.
buik of sales $500 s. 90: hesrr Ss 25g5S 90.
nsokers and butchers, ss.G0a 90; light. IS. 75
sheep Receipts. 5000: marker stesdr uu+-
l'ns- $3.50 $50. lambs. ssGT: fed wefbers
Sne earrings, S405.25: fed western ewes IS 50
s0ITH OMAHA. Aug 22-Cattle- Recein+s
y -gg. market steady 70 strong Native steers
S419tg1 go. cows and heifers S3GS. western
sif-rs, S53nt16-5o: cows and hefers IS 2505.
oallefs SO q 30; stockers and feeders. IS p
a2.f5; calves. S3-5oG6.5O. bulls S3d5
- beceipts. $500; market l0dI5 higher
Heavy. Ss-25d 50; mixed. SIS 4ON so: Iighr
4 ~ s.s9' PIGS, $1.5oG SO: bulk Of sales.
sheep-Reeeipts 81. 500: market Zoe lower.
earrings, $50 o SO: wethers. $50 40-
ewes So-9pt1 4-25; lambs. S6d6-75.
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London HOB Market

DIITTH. Aug. 22-Flax-On track IN store
,r5 ~ arrive 50 80: September. 81 43 bid; Octo-
ber So. 80; November. $2-32 bid; December, SIT
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Chicago Dairy P-odr.o ,,-

80 y ~, Aug. -Butter-Stea,lv Cresn,
rs,oi,- = g 80 dairies, - a 2Tc. Eggs-Steaiv;
- -, sV-too cases: st mark cases included
S,esss..' ..' hGsis- l9c; prime hrsts 2lc Chess
Americas, leGI6isc: longborns isl. g51sit" Du"s
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sun. Moon and Tide
ID. s. Branch Hydrographfc Ofice

A branch Of the United States photographic
office, 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 always he obtained
garding lights dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest to commerce
J. c. BURNETT,
Iieufenant H. s N in charge
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S,4fS tons of cargo. This includes los
IONS OF raw silk, 409 tons of mating,
and l,467 tons of Tea and general mer-
chandise
THE The Nippon win dock at pier a,
Whlch by next Saturday will be clear
OF the great piles of freight left there
oy the Mongolia and Korea.
Korea VIII Sail Today
The Pacific Mail liner Korea, Captain
Sanuberg, viii sail at ! o'clock this
afternoon for the far east. crowded
with passengers and carrying a large
cargo. Among the passengers will be
the delegates from the Pacific coast
chambers of commerce. who are going
70 emma as the guests of the cham
pers OF commerce of the~f1oWery king
dom. To land these trade commits =
sioners. the Korea will make a special
call at Shanghai. The liner will also
make special call al Manila, for
which port there are $500 tons of
army and navy freight.
COntcaIm to Sail Saturday
The French cruiser Montcalm, which
was 10 have remained here until Au-
gust 81 has been ordered to leave for
the south next. Saturday The change
In plans has .caused a congestion of
the entertainment program arranged
10y. the French colony land by other
friends of the admiral and his officers.
Among those disappointed is James
Rolph Jr. who had arranged to take a
party of the officers on a big deer hunt
at the end of this week. Rolph's disap-
polntment will be shared by the ships
ohcers, among whom are some very
enthusiastic sportsmen.
Governor Sails for the south
The Pacific Coast stea mship COM
pany's Governor, which sailed yester-
day for southern California. carried
4OO passengers. Among them were:
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 22.-Hops in London ia
~s6c coast STEADY, f3 5s@5.
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DuIuth Flax

Chicago Discount Rate
CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-New York exchange' no
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Men1Orand,

Schr Repeat. at San Francisco. has been sol
by the Simpson lumber company to Levers
Cooke of Honolulu on private terms
The Washington herald., 1910-02-06
A GRlDIRON INVOCATION.

shade OF Edmund Burke, we
Invoke thee,
Recall, o Shade, we beseech
thee. for this one night-this
glorious natal night Of OURS
the automatic maxim sent thun-
deriRE down the ages from
thine eloquent Hips.
Deliver ms! Put II not into
any mouth to speak the power
of the press. We know Its power.
q shade! IL hath been spoken 10
n fraZzIe. Tie the tongue of him
who would utter IL. silence the
voice OF him who would pro-
claim IL.
DO this, o shade. we ImpiOTe
thee, and thine shall he the fn-
PcTiShHblc glory. the enduring
renOwB, I'm this otherwise happy
organization through all it's Ill
luStrEOus years 10 come.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-06

led ore Of the club members to illus
trate the ex-President in a new role.
The Speakers desk was temporarily
transferred 10 the banquet hail. and Mr.
Roosevelt" appeared with a gavel-also
a pistol. THE House will come 70 Or
der, he said, as he loudly pounded with
the gavel y said-the-House- Welcome
to-ordeT---' And 10 emphasize the words
the pistol went off with bang. And
when I said it. | meant #. The Ser
geant-at-arms viii clear the aisles II
he wants assistance let him call on me-
In this connection the Chair wishes TO
announce that he has appointed Mr. Seth
Bullock Of South Dakota: Mr.. Bar Mas
terson, Of New York Mr. john Aber-
nathy, of Oklahoma. and Mir. James
Jeffries, ~ California, as special en-
ployes Of the House. They Will assist
the Sergeant-at-arms when not serving
a. clerks 10 the Speakers desk
There was much more of the same
kind. Former members Of the House, b.
continued the alleged Speaker viii be
kind enough 10 retire behind the last
/ TO" Oh ueSNS. NO NO. hi' l-i''du''' YOU
must 10 oatN WIN i"e rest l0iiiio
speak 10 you now. 7 am going TO handle
/ this situation without gloves.
For what purpose does the gentleman
rom ONO fiset Inc gentleman rom
OHIO viii kindly take his seat. The
Chair wishes 10 avoid disciplinary meth
Gus DdI mere may De trouble al "o'i''
10Y the gentleman from ONO II he uoeS
/ 10, Iesul"e Ills pace lisHN SOu' MIA
/ knew you "'uld SIT down
,e '', 30 'o''' 80 v, 80. -. %
aN''''' ''''' "''" III ''''u anu "pp'0i am G.
the stunt created great amusement and
even the man 10 Africa would have
/ laughed
Initiating Now Nemhar.
..,,--.,,-. ..
10 'Ie s''"''s '' MAJ St''a'se
ei''e' e" ''.s ''.-''''7'S % '''e DAN 'v'l
hipa c'uo. Iney Wore miiIiaIy cIoahs
ana Napoleon Na's. inc grand marshaI
carried Dig sueH' sufiH"Ghied by
| spear "eaa. me ron OF membership was
'"''e"' 's'u -N'i s'''i ''l1i'' q / 'H'iIO'
"aS lepo' '7" T" De S'aliuli'S III MY ioi
l,le p',iii p7'iiV '-'',''' '''i,' @''Ie9 ~
- a.. -. 60, 80 ,to, CO
Ta,a,l,sr po,r,a,s rasrons, IS tI,a, -
was loyal. but was golfng with President
Taft When senator Beveridge-s name
was called. there was 10 reply. except q
/ vision beating on drum. and when the
whereabouts Of The Only one was asked
Ian reyefentIy responded, absent in
/ Africa" The solemnity Of the response
was somewhat disturbed, however by The
following chorus.
When TEDDY cone, MARCHING home again hurrsh
buuah.
Wen give MIN a hearty welcome then. huuah.
hurrahl
Inc e'g' Will cheer the bows VIII shout
1T lla,'i'.''', 1''' a. 80 ON. -..--
' hon. WIG" ' '''''' '''-' ''.'
-,, ,,,,- u..-,.-.-
! Heo'e ; i'liii'i'u Nl'','' "o9'''''7 vi
',''''5', 81 'V Dv,, ", .'1"l 'il0
l - -. - 80,
'-.ue''' ~ ga, 80
- -, ,,,..,.
'-'' -.
49, ~. -, -
/
MI Miller Saia one oil me ihq"'Si'o'S =
t you represent radical Democratic
! newspaper
+ Il have that honor was the reply.
But it indorses the present administra'
/ tom
! Most Democratic papers do" said Mr.
Miller, amid great Laughter.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-06
Limited Members.

D., John Allan Hsui=- Sew Y7rk.
James Hay. Er.. Washington Times
ETeus A Hag5s California.
Roland b. HazaId. Kheio Island
J. William Hsur.. Washington. u. C.
William T. Hiht-, Washington, D. q.
lame, J. Hill. Great Northern Railroad
Cas-. d. Hile-. Assistant Secretary q the TIesslry.
james Cecil Hoe Saiese-s CAP, Va
H--bEr s Houston. New YORK.
Elmer J.. HrEe. Eos-ll-
Charles i. Humphrey, b-gad-er general t's'ired..
James #, Ha=.i- Boston and Albany Rro,road.
a.. ID. jameson, Psliu China.
j. " jenkins. Baltimore sun
D.. g.. J.. johnson. Washington, u. q.
d. Il. T. r. johnson Washington. j. O.
REGINALD Davis johnson. Pasadena. Cal.
John =. Johnston. Commission IF the Dis-rcA
rs. =. IGizn. major T.. $. A. Engineer Con
missioner O. the District
Gg5 J. Karzer Cincinnati Times star.
u. = Kaufaan. Washington. u. G..
T. NJ Kaufman. Washington star
Victor Kaufman. Washington Star
John j. kuaUg. commander. L. - y.
William T. Knight New York
FHHsrder c. Kaoz. Secretary of state.
Reed Knox. Washington. ID. e.
Franklin X. Lane. Interstate Comm5-as Con-
mi--ioue--
Edwin Lefarre. New YORK
Leonard LictiirE Musical Courier
Charles IiEkus Washington. d. -
A.. Li-nsr Washington, u. -.
William loeb d.. New YORK.
Tuuei, u. LOOMS. Washington n. G,
h. r.. iu-dtu,l1-Cr Representative from New
Jersey
Frank %. Lca3su. Representative from Illinois
Horace II. Lurtm. Associate Justice. L. :.
supreme Cont.
samuel V. Mccall Representative from Massi-
t.r-s-ts
Dr. Thom7s I. Macdonald Washington D. C.
Ur. !. H. NcHeag. Cleveland. Ohio.
George 3isKml.T Maths Champaign. BIT.
William B. Mckinley, Representative from Ilii-
The Washington herald., 1910-02-06


nothing 10 30 except 10 cali upon Mr..
Rudolph 20 show himself, his appearance
being greeted with applause Then the
compliments OF the club were presented
90 Commissioner Johnston in the fol-
lowing fashion:
Nov. RHdeirb ba7 colleague. and Johnston is
bis name
y man who ia lis early youth sought military
fame.
He drcd Of his golden lace. his eIaulet'es, and
sash
He didn't have to work no more because he had
lie cash.
Surrounded ls his oau r7lice. be need not have
And If he's present here tonight, we'd like him
to- arresr.
CHORUS
Has 5gbdy here seen Johnston
lie IS aofuIv shy.
Has aulljy her, .,t1 Iclu-i 1u.
Have >ou sen him passing by
Dad yea ever see Dol, sporty ,csts
Hc N.n tu 90 Guido West
has aUb0y here seen Johnston.
Johnston with nice new iaH
Whereupou Commissioner Johnston
kindly obliged the company 10y risilE.
Neither Commissioner made a speech.
This is uot now an oratorical folfc OF
government There is great temp;a-
ZION 10 remark, however that Il Commits
siouer Johnston's vest had been present
1t would have spoken louder than words.
/ song for Capt. Archibald, &c.
-,
APT ~ '''''''" " ''ii'' "''' 80
buzz, who used L" be a newspaper CORE
sPondent and vino Is SIN greatly beloved
by the trateTllt- even though he wan
dcred from the old Preside was unsteady
remembered with this expressive ditty:
Tie latest sensation. th,y say,
is ans5her aeF uniform sag,
~ '-1'- '-
- 80, ,r..-...,...,.-
~. ,-5r.-., ,,.- ....i - Nan.
.rs..5 -,r, -. his ,y,7t like , man
And now Won vim hear
From DIS friends isr and near.
This flea to orr Own soldier man:
,,,,.-
r.t. ...t go. ,-r,. 81, -..-.
.----....
vs.r- aI.a 10 no,e yaa rode the goat and rode il
aaaIaIg
I Ana. uo matter where son may go, you hH all
/ hearts MIA "tH.
f'r ''tA as '.' '' Ai-'' mere "a iis-i'leA'
> D''-'-' N'''
Iii, golf -,a.le, a.s uattr and cute.
Hes fine iu Il, be,. riding ,.l-;
En d.udteI grace
il sar5 OF god lace
9.I~--~ or l'"r. To compute
10. -. .,.-f.,..
=. r..- s,,.,. Of gt...s
And e--. all saving We s.1H, ana Fast.
u,.,... 49,. ..,..t. ~ c,,.t,, q.
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; - - -. .,.- a.. 80.
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'Va-s here. Missy Eva Parsons" said
Uncle Tom. Don't you be askeered- Use
+ goin' to show Yer how to git TO the in
! surgent heaven, where they amt no
! Rules, and they amt no speaker "h'r
every lhsufgehl KIN 'aIN al he "an's' 10 :,
ana s'' l.lo 'he papers e'g'y l''oi III"
Little Eva gazed upward INTO Ohcie
Tom faee- on nc'e rom she said
Don De "oIIieu' my ou7"I pluiii' re-
sIoLueu IheIe ON l"eS amt Lo'i''"s
20 ne lTis"'5'eu OF over 'oi'ueI 'i'ei ;
Il 'd"d "'.e-e ''''S u ''Ae Us d. SCI 'ous y
as we take ou'Se'' e. ana we re solIi
/ mere MISSY ~ d. Eo'i' '''e'e 70 '',a' i''ii
where reg ulaiS ceaSe rom ''oUo''il Oh
IN no' an i,o"S - ,.ee. r,
oi'' 0''ie loi''' '"'7ii up'eu Little
. Eva