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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
The San Juan's Cargo

The steamer San Juan sailed for Ancon and
way ports on Saturday with cargo valued al
$50, $50, to be distributed follows: For Mex
leo, S4,S12; Central America, S7,100; Panama
S3l17: New York. $66. 113; Colombia. 81, ,039
Ecuador, s.. .924; Chile. S535; France, $3.50. The
principal shipments and their destinations were
as follows:
To Mexico-175 bbls -four. 10 cs canned goods
4.424 lbs meal, ID pkgs fresh fruits, 81 pkgS
potatoes II pkgs onions, 600 lbs raisins 525 lbs
/ cs oils, $3.50 # lumber, 40 900 lbs fertilizer, c
pkgs doors and windows, 10 coils rope
To Central America-523 bbls -four, 1,522 lbs
80 pkgs potatoes, IS cs canned goods, 2ST gals
wine, 20 cs and / keg whisky. 800 lbs Goldfish
2S3 lbs hams. 631 lbs peas and beans 2S cs
salmon 500 cs kerosene, 431 cs oils, IL pkgs
paints 8 rolls leather, $3.50 TT lumber
To Panama-360 bbls flour. 4J canned goods
80 pkgs potatoes, 1875 lbs dried fruit, 1S00 lbs
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Nem York MetaI Market

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Standard copper firm
spot and August, 12.175 @12.2 .22hc; September,
Il. 206o IL. 25e; october. 12-25d12.2715c; Novem-
Der. 12-25@ I2.30c. London, firm; spot, f55
los. futures, f55 6s Sd. Arrivals of copper re-
ported at New York today 220 tons and custom
house returns showed exports of LIZA tons,
making 9.S03 so far this month. Local dealers
reported strong market for spot copper Lake.
1275@ 13c: eiectrolytic, 12.50G12. .621ac, and
casting, 12.25@12.S7iAc.
TinSFirm. Spot, 33 2od3s 4oc: August,
SO 10d 33. 40c; September, 33.15@33 zoe; octo-
ber, Ss.1o@ &c. zoe: November. 49, i5Gss. 35c.
Sales, % tons September. 33.15c London,
firm. Spot. f152; futures. f152.
Lead-DuIl. New York. 4.4064. 45c: East
ST. Louis. 4.25d4-35c London spot E12 los
spelter-Dull. 5-35@5.4oc New York; 5-50@
$500 East st. Louis London spot. ED los.
Iron-CleTeland warrants closed at 49s 715d
in the London market. Locally iron was IN
changed No. foundry northern, $50 16 50;
No 2. $15.50@16; No. southern and do soft,
sI5.75@1625.
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sea smooth; barometer 1904; temperature 5S.
STEAMER MARIPoSA-From San Francisco for
Tahiti: Aug s, p m- 751 miles from San
Francisco Iightship; moderate north northwest
wind small sea: barometer 5000; temperature
81; dark weather.
STEAMER KLAMATH-From San Francisco for
Astoria and Portland; Aug. s. $3.50 p. M, of
Tillamook strong northwest wind; foggy
choppy
STEAMER MANN SMITH-From San Francisco
of Cape Blanco; strong northwest wind; rough
sea; barometer $50.
STEAMER COL. E. Z. DRAKE-From Seattle for
San Francisco; Aug. s, 8 p. M, 10 miles north
of Blunts reef: hazy; light northwest wind;
smooth sea; barometer 30.0Ij temperature Sc.
STEAMER KoREA-From Hongkong via Homo
lulu for San Francisco; Aug. S, p. M, 1904
miles from San Francisco; all we'll
STEAMER wILHELMINA-From San Francisco
for Honolulu sea smooth.
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Building Contracts

Ella Fl. Arnold with Tony Damico-Lathing
and plastering for building at corner OF Van Ness
and Willow avenues: 81. S25.
DR. ]. T. Artignes with IT. Perazzi-PluTnh-
Ing. gas fitting erc.. for three story and base
ment building In line OF Greene street. 12o
W OF Fillmore. 1876 by W 80; S1.257
A and f. Nesserschmidt with B. Kessler-All
work except painting plumbing. shades, man
tells finish hardware and chandeliers for a two
story and basement frame building il " line OF
White street, 81 IS Of Vallejo. 25 By " 55.
81 100
Dimond estate company with Martin NJ Fen
nell ct al.-TO erect four story and basement
brick hotel building at Ne corner OF Mission and
Ninth streets. f 100 by n 70; sac. .065.
ST Francis realty company with Sanborn 8
Stew art ]. G.. Sutton company, San Francisco
cornice company W. P. Fuller company Man
grum & Otter. Pacific manufacturing company.
the Turner Company-Stair work. heating. sheet
metal work, glass. tile. interior trimmings and
electric wiring for seven story hotel building
(class c. in Y line Of Geayy street, $50 W or
Mason: S1S279
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Roxton Wool Market

BOSTON, Aug. 9.-Manufacturers taking
sample bags of nearly all kinds of wool this
week. but beyond small purchases the majority
of the mills not operating. The market is
in a firm position and prices hold steady. Deal
ers ask more than the traders to give,
and all woods here bring less than has been
paid for the clip in the west. Quotations:
Secured basis-Texas fine, IL months, 55M
5sc; hne, TO months, 52@53c; fine fall,
zSM50c.
California-Northern 53d55c; middle county,
5OM51c; southern 45d47c; fall free. 42M43c.
ern clothing. 56d57c; valley No. i, 52@54c.
Territory-Fine staple. 60M62c fine medium
staple. 59d60c; fine clothing 5S660c; fine
medium clothing, 55G5Tc; halfbIood combing,
- a 5se; three-eighths blood combing, 55@57c;
quarter blood combing. 52@55c; pulled fine
extra, 65c; fine, 60662c; A supers, 56G5Tc.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
I TSeeciol Disedtch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES Aug. 9.-The feature of the
prodace market today was another advance of
1c in local eggs.
Eggs-Local ranch. candled 35c: do case
count. buying price, Bic: eastern fresh. 27c;
eastern storage extras, 25c per dozen.
Rutter-California creamery extras, 34c; do
frsts. BE; cooking, 2315c; ladle 2315c per
pound
1sc: oregon daisy. 1s1zc: singles 19c; eastern
twins, 19c; eastern daisy. 1sc; eastern long
horns. 20c; eastern cheddars. 1942oc; imported
swiss SOC; jack. 1Sc; domestic swiss. soc;
cream brick. 19c; limburger, 19c; Roquefort,
3se per pound; Edam. $3.50; Canadian cream,
box. 81.
Beans-No ! pink. SIPS: No. limas, 475:
No. ! Lady Washington, $3.50; No. 1 small
whites $3.50; blsckeyes. &c. No. / garvanzas,
$3.50; No. California lentils, Sc; lentils, Ger
man. 81.
Potatoes (per ctD-Highlands. S1.35 a 1.50;
new, S1.35; yellow sweets. 3i5 64c pound.
Receipts-Eegs 139 cases. butter 1854
pounds, cheese 1.325 pounds. potatoes 4s6 sacks.
sweet potatoes T3 sacks, apples 1000 sacks.
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M0VEMENTS0F OF VESSEL S IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD


rasins 45 cs salmon 2,43S gals wine.
To New York-51 .922 gals wine, 81 993 lbs
beans, 6,172 canned goods, 913 sos lbs raisins.
1,95S lbs WOOL ,123 lbs old rubber e3, $50 lbs
boneblack.
To Colomba-125 bbls flour. 1900 lbs rice,
1,42S gals wine, 200 pkgs beer, 20 pkgs potatoes
and onions 10 cs porter.
To Ecuador-503 bbls four $50 salmon, 10
casks beer, cs canned goods. pkgs drugs.
Small Cargo for Hawaii
The schooner Honoipu sailed for Hama yester-
day with Al ,535 lbs bran. 1.060 ctls barley. Z
ctls wheat, IL ctls corn, 10 bbs flour, 40 bales
hay. / 900 gals wine, Is bbls and salmon,
1,200 lbs arsenic ia 100 lbs coal, 92s6 ft lum-
at $3,7T9
Exports for Southern Coast
The Norwegian steamer CuZco, which put in
here to finish loading. cleared for Anto-
fogasta and way ports Friday with cargo
laden here valued at $1S.624, to be distributed
follows: For Panama $6,011: Peru, So, $40; /;
shipments:
To Panama-16074 lbs sugar. 1875 lbs dried
fruit, 10000 lbs salt. 20 bxs raisins, 1886 gals
wine cs whisky, casks beer. % mineral
water, 491 canned goods, 1,753 lbs beans 10
pkgs paints, l. cs powder, 10 cs blasting caps,
30 coils rope 10 csl ldistillate, 10 and 1 drum
gasoline, 50 BOG # lumber.
To Peru-2,625 lbs dried fruit. 1S7 cs canned
goods, 90 pkgs potatoes, kegs wine, cars,
$3.50 lbs tallow.
To Chile-2,700 cs salmon. IL go lbs -tallow
In addition to the foregoing the steamer had
cargo laden on Puget sound for west coast ports
valued at $I4SS1 and consisting of 1880 bbls
flour, 160 salmon, 2, 159 725 IT lumber, IL 900
pcs fencing and ]. $40 bdlS shocks.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-Hops-DulL.
Fi5es-Steady.
etroleum-Steaoy.
EVoOl-Quiet.
Sucar-Raw firm. Refined. firm.
(0fee-Closed steady at net advance of "a 10
roints Sales were reported OF zT-500 bags.
riogfug bids: August. 7.O5c; September. 7.10c;
October. 715c; November. 72oc; December,
: aoe: Janusry. 7-37c; February. 7.40c; March.
z 40 April, 747c; May. 7.50c; June, 7.52c:
IuiV. z see Spot, firm: Rio No. Z. &c; Santos
40 a 9@c: mild, quiet; Cordova. 10@l2Ac
Z P1ffer-FirIner Creamery specials. 29L a
Nc. extras. 2sd2Siac: third 10 frsts 24N27c.
fsheese-Seeady. State whole milk. fair TO
rood pa G13Zc.
Egcs-Firm, unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apeies-Quiet, steady. On the
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Memoranda

FIR bark Bayard. before reported into Monte
videO vita loss Of rudder: survey 70 be held as
soon as possible; cargo in good order: endeavor-
ing to prevent discharge OF cargo; no agreement
made as to tovage.
July 19-Vesse1 surveyed aud il was recon-
mended to send out new rudder; vessel will not
discharge.
SAN PEDRO TERRACE. Aug 9-Posftion OF
schr James Rolph unchanged efforts 10 float IN
successful, 2 inch steel shackle having broken in
ATTEMPT: arrangements have been made 70 secure
everything of value movable from vessel; stmr
Greenwood and barge are expected to return TO
San Francisco tomorrow night
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SHIP Held FAST
IN FANGS OF REEF
Schooner James Rolph Can Not
Be Saved and Wreckers Are
Stripping Vessel

TIE schooner James
'aolph has been
bandoned as a to-
al loss, and its
oones will be left
to rot on the rocks
at San Pedro,
where, within a
stones throw, are
still in evidence
the ribs of other
victims Of a cur
rent that sets in
shore. Hind, Rolph
& Co, managing
owners Of t h e
James Rolph. did
everything in their
power to save the
vessel, and did not
g " e up until
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spot fancy. IoIs d11Isc; choice, s12 acc: prime,
sdSLc: common to fair. 6G7c.
Prunes-Firm; small offerings. Quotations
range from 3M91[e for CALIFORNIA; up to 30-40s
and 5delac for 0regons.
Aprcots-Dull but firm. Choice, 90 @1oAe;
extra choice. 10l2 @lle; fancy, 10a4 @12hc.
Peaches-Quet sand firm Choice, 612 @6ac;
extra choice, ca d7Ac: fancy, ~ 671ac.
Raisns-Dull, with easier undertone Loose
muscetels are quoted at 5s@524c; choice to
London LAYERS Sl.20G 1.25.
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LINCOLN-ROOSEVELT
LEAGUE TO NOMINATE

BERKELEY. Aug. "a mass meet
ing of the Lincoln-Roosevelt league
will be held in Masonic temple tomor-
row night to nominate delegates to the
county convention, TO be voted on at
the primaries.
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Naya, stores-Turpentine and Rosiu

SAVANNAH Ga. Aug. -Turpentne-Firm
6slsc; sales. so5; receipts. 960; shipments, 34S
stocks. 14.9T4.
Rosin-Firm. Receipts 1903; shipments.
;, 472; stock. 81 ,94z; sales 2,s24 Quotations:
B. s505@5.o715; ID, So. 5.15@5.17l@: f. S5.271x.
r. $5.32Is M5.35; G, $40; II, s5.45; L s.. .5O0
5.525s X $500; NJ, $50; n, $3.50; VIC, $e.10;
WV, $645.
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BY United Wireless.

Tuesday. August o.
STEAMER GoYERN0R-From San Francisco for
San Diego: Aug. 3, p. n., 10 miles south Of
Pigeon point: overcast: smooth; calm; barom-
. eter 2996; temperature 5S
STEAMER ARGYLL-From San Pedro for San
Francisco: Aug s. 4p M. Is miles north of
Piedras Blancas; cloudy; light northwest wind;
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Exports for Southern Coast
Change of Masters
Chan
SchnOnnr G'fan1ni

Schooner Champion. old master W. Hothouse.
new master w. p Russell; schooner Nettie, old
master A. Olsen, master A. v. Anderson:
steamer Coquee River, old master c. Green. new
master j. Bostrom steamer Bandon, old master
c. r. Johnson, master X. Rosenblack.
Enrollment--Schooner Adelia j. p Peterson;
barkentine Amazon E. ]. Spicer.
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Hnr nnd EeedrfnrS

I'Ean -Sz3.50024.50 per ton Tor white and
$3.50 for red.
AliddIings-S asa per ton.
shorts -S24026 per ton.
Feedstuffs-R Rolled barley. S23M24 rolled oats
1oE feed. S2S Q29: mixed feed. S24d30 for
average lots: linseed oilcake meal, 20 tons $40,
10 tons S+O.30. ) tons SAL. smaller lots $41.50;
cocoannt cake OF mesl at mills S25 in 20 and 10
ana 5000 in ton lots; iobbing S26; corn meal,
AofGS5; cracked corn. S24035: alfalfa meal,
carsoad lots Sl5. iobbng Sl6: rcd star alfalfa
meal 'sl5 in car lots and SIe jobbing; Modesto
sitalfG meal. $3.50 I'm lots and SIG jobbing;
S5ockton meslfalfa. Sl5 in car lots and $16 job
ping CGprOc0 oilcake meal S-6-50 per ton.
Hay-Wheat, S9Gl3; wheat and Oat. S9n
y, tame oat- SSdI2- volunteer Wild cat, SId
10: alfalfa. S1GtI; stock hay, S5dT per ton.
Straw-.}J 6Oc per bale.
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. Aug. 9.-Butter. firm; creameries.
25d29c; dairies. 23Q 26c. Eggs. steady at mark.
cases included, 1od i4c; frsts. lie; prime frsts,
ISc; receipts. 1900 cases. Cheese, steady;
daisies. 15H G15a2c; twins, 1415 M14%c; Young
Americas. 1534 @16c; longhorns, 15sz G1ee
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talfa ilfa Iz@l5e; rape. l@2lkc; timothy. 7lsc;
nenp. oW51ae miilet, 23,c per To-
Dried Peas-Green. s.. 500 365 per ell.
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Army Transports

The Buford is in port.
The Crook is at Manila.
The Dix sailed July 81 from Seattle for Ma
Mia.
The Logan, homeward bound, sailed August
from Honolulu.
The Sheridan sailed August for Manila
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st. Louis Wool Market

dium grades combng and clothing. 23M241ac;
light fine I9M21c; heavy fine, 15617c; rub
washed, 25033c.
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The Sherman sailed July II from Honolulu fol
Manila.
The Thomas is in port.
The Warren is at Manila.
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Hides. TaIIow. wool and Hops

No further change in hides wool is re-
ported Both quiet. Hops are also quiet
Late mail reports from New York say that
weather conditions iu this country generally
IaFor the growing crop and present indications
point 10 yield of about 100000 bales In ore
Eon, 10000 bales In California. $4,000 bales in
Washington. 10000 bales In New York. or TO a
total for the United States Of about 2a5.0oO
hsles
Hides-Culs and brands sell about ia 1c
under quotations; heavy salted steers, l0c;
light medium Sc; light. Sc: cowhides. Sc; stags,
g 6'2@ slzc: salted kip, 9iae; sslted veal. 141gc;
salied ealf, l4@l4lAc; dry hides. Il Ia Sc; dry
sait hides, l2c; dry kip. 1862 N l7c. dry calf.
y y DC; sheepskins. shearlings. 25U 40c each:
short wool. 400 60c; medium. 60G90c; long
"ool, 90cMSl.25; lambs. 25G50c; horsehides.
san S2-25U3 FOR large and Sl.50G2 Tor me
olum. l5cdsl for small and 25d 50c for colts.
hoEsehides. dry. SI.50N2.25 for large and ST.
12 Tor medium. 50cGsl for small and 256i soc
Tor colts goatskius prime anEoras. 75cM 81;
large hair goats, 300 soc; medium. 2O@ DC;
small, 5N15c.
rallow-No. ] rendered, 5l166c; No .. 4Q
5c; grease. 202lac.
eoi-Spring clip. San Joaquin, years staple.
l-gfl5c, do : months. "a lie. northern. l6M
lse: Humboldt and Nendoeino. 16G1sc per ID.
H9ps- california. 1OM15c FOR crop Of 1909:
o3'Eon. Tea l5c per 10; crop OF 1910. I2I2 n 15c
per ib.
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GcnernI NIerchnndise

lsA->7-Irain bags 5@s "a 5iac. Iune-Iuly doliv-
eft San quentin bags. : i4c: wool bags. - &c
leE -552 lb and 2912e Tor DO; fleece twine. 7isc
par lh.
Aeai-fennsviv ivsuia anthracite egg SIG per
sons= Wei .ington. 50; New Wellington. So: Coos
t9.E So Australia house-Eichmond. etc So:
feifW Main. 81; Stanford Richmond. 50: Cum
periand. SO IN buik and $3.50 In sacks: Welsh
snLnraeite- $40; coke, SIS per ton in bulk snd
0iI fqp1tations are for barelsl-Linseed. 81. %
per ga -oh fo- boiled and SlQ3 for raw: cases
- more castor Oil in cases. No. I. Tlc: Bakers
"A. SI-170 LIS; China nut. cases. 6OG70e per
Ea.oBi c0coanut oil. in barrels. T50Tslac for
AAA. ~ 2 zoe for No. ] and 70d73l4e for No
= according 20 quantity; extra beached winter
naturai whale oil. J5c: pure lard OH. 81: winter
strained lard oil, soc; pure neatsfoor oil. SOC:
10. ncatSfOOt oil. 65c: herring oil Doc sa fTnon
loal Oh. Gasoline. etc.-Mater white. iron
barrels or drums 2c; $50 degree oil. iron barrels
f- drums. lpiec. special do. lie; pesrl oil. in
lec. Elaine. 26i.c, eocene I9c: red crown and
motor gasoline. IN bulk I7c. In cases 24c; engine
d-srllare in drums 1850. cases &c more: So de-
gree gasoline. u buik soc, ia cases 37lsc: var
nSh makers and painters naphtha, in bulk I5c.
il cases -
1trpentine-93e per gallon in cases and sec
~ bulk. drums and iron barrels.
hosln tper bbl Of 2S0 lhsl-E. $3.50; T. IS. 30:
q. $3.50, IL. $3.50; 7. $50
Bed and White LesdLBcd. Sia N9c: white,
s. IS1se per ib.
canned Fruits-Tbe California Gamers associ-
alton CdOicS 1910 pack as follows.
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Weather Report
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS

United States department of agriculture
-eather bureau-San Francisco. August 9.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
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Time Ball
United States branch photographic office, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco August
8, 1910.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
cific standard time (120th meridian), or at Sh
O0m. o0s. Greenwich mean time.
J. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant u. S. N. in charge.
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AUCTION SALES

.13O HORSES l30
Wednesday, Aug. 10
We viii sell $50 head Of broken aud unhroken
mares and seldings. 20 head OF which Nor
man and Shire stock. They weigh from 300 to
l.6OO pounds. all Young and heavy bOned blocks
No better on coast. Also 10 head OF all pur-
pose horses weighins from ]. GOO to 1.4o0 pounds.
Horses in yard for inspection August 0. 1910.
Sale takes place WEDNESDAY. Aug 10th. at
IL a m at J. b. Horan's salesyard. 10th
and Bryant sts- W. II. HORD, AuctiOneer.
704 Market St
No outside or city horses offered.
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From steamer DaIe
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Captain Kit Tells of Accident
Captain of Nevadan in Trouble

Captain E. Anderson of the steamer
Nevadan was arrested yesterday by
United States Marshal c. F. Elliott for
allowing /. Yen. a Chinese member
of his crew, to escape from the vessel.
1t is claimed by the federal authorities
that L. Yen had no right to enter the
United States. The hearing of the case
was set for some time after Captain
Anderson's return from the orient.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 100000 feet.
The British ship hartford left yester-
day in tow of the tug Dauntless for
Eureka, there to load lumber for Aus
tralia
The Pacific Mail liner City of Pana-
ma was due yesterday from the lower
coast, but at 6 o'clock had not put in
an appearance.
The British ship Bucc1euch and the
French bark Marechal de Villars sailed
yesterday for 1pswich
The Oceanic steamship company
liner Mariposa, which left here Satur-
day for Tahiti, was Isl miles away at
o'clock Monday night.
The Pacific Mail liner Korea, which is
due Saturday from the far east, was
1884 miles from this port at O'Clock
Monday night. The Korea is bringing
large number of passen gers and about
5000 tons of cargo. Among the passen-
gers is another big detachment OF
HinduS
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-03-10
BUTTER MUST BE RICH
Commissioner Declares Butter Must
Have at Least 82.5 Per Cent Fat

Commissioner Declares Butter Must
Have at Least S2.5 Per Cent Fat
State Dairy ard Food Commissioner
j. Q. Emery of Madison has issued
letter to dairymen and creamerymen
regarding the production Of butter,
which says in part:
"Under the terms Of the dairy and
food laws Of Wisconsin, butter that
contains less than S2.5 per cent of but
ter fat is 'adulterated,' and hence I'M
lawful. 1t is misdemeanor to sell
as butter product falling below
that legal standard in butter fat The
imposing Of heavy legal penalties for
a trihing excess Of moisture in butter
while closing the eyes to the manu-
facture and sale of butter deficient in
butter fat, seems much like straining
at gnat and swallowing a camel
When butter contains S2.5 per cent of
butter fat, the butter maker, creamery
manager and daeler IN butter need
have no fear that such butter is in
violation of the national regulation as
to moisture content, or in other words
that his butter is adulterated with an
over amount Of moisture. The accur-
ate testing of the butter fat content
of butter can be made as easily as
can be the testing for the butter fat
content of milk or cream. Butter
sold in Wisconsin which contains less
than $50 per cent butter fat is 'adul-
terated, and it is no less the legal
duty of the dairy and food commits
sioner to prosecute for the sale of
such product than it is to prosecute
for the sale of any other adulterated
food"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-03-10
COUPLE ARE NOT TOGETHER
James O'Brien and Miss Winifred KEEL
ly are Living in Different Cities

Announcement in a Kenosha paper
that Waukegan officials are making in
quiry there trying to learn fatcs re-
garding the marriage of Miss Winifred
Kelly and James o 'Brien of Waukegan
which is alleged to have taken place
in Kenosha county but of which there
are no records" brings out the fact
that the couple have not returned to
Waukegan. They disappeared at the
same time some weeks ago but shortly
afterwards, although the police had
been asked to help locate them, the
father Of the girl stated that he had
learned where his daughter was, that
he had received letters from her and
went to see her.
It now develops that the parents of
the girl claim they have heard from
both their daughter and O'Brien and
that they are not together, but in diff
ferent cities. However, the announce
ment from Kenosha that Investigation
as regards marriage. is being mades in
dicates that matters have not been sat-
isfactorily explained Waukegan Ca
zette.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-03-10
Mass Meeting Will Be Held
to Decide On Big Home
Coming Celebration
PRACTICAL PROMOTER COMING

The promoters of the plans to hold a
homecoming celebration in the city
have secured the use Of the Rhode
Opera House for next Friday evening
at which time a great mass meeting
of the people of the city will be held
to decide on the matter Of having a
homecoming celebration in Kenosha
this year. The plan has been dis
cussed by the promoters but they are
not willing to take the steps necessary
until it has been given the sanction eof
the people of the city. Kenosha is
going into the home coming game right
and at the mass meeting the promoters
will have on hand the man who sue
cessfully managed the recent home
coming celebration in Milwaukee and
he will give an address and explain
to the people the benefits to be gained
by having such celebration in Keno
sha. During the past week the senti-
ment of the business men of the city
has been pretty well tried out and it
is certain that there will be plenty
of money contributed to make the cele-
bration great success. The business
men believe that the home coming can
be made a big success and that humid
reds and possibly thousands of people
who formerly resided in Kenosha may
come to the city to spend the week
with their former friends Since the
announcement that plans were being
made for such an event was given out
the promoters have been receiving
plenty of letters from managers of at
fractions anxious to come to Kenosha.
IT is planned to have large number
of business men at the mass meeting
and they will be among the speakers.