davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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susnsnsien tor peolan.

Philadelphia, June s-Shortstop
Doolan of the Philadelphia National
league baseball club has been suspend
ed for three days. He was removed
from yesterdays game with Chicago
for disputinx a decision by Umpire
Emslie.
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Called for Hard rhInLInn.

Little Mary sat seriously thinking
out some hard problem. when she re-
marked: Grandma, 1 don't know yet
which I'll be. a nurse. or q storekeeD-
err or get married, aud be nothing
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But for the inventive faculty Of man
In the matter of feminine aAeehAmg.
how would fair woman erist - sA4eS
life r-prspery Timss-
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up and down the line, Rhylander mean
while rOOSting on second NOOnan
cleaned w two runs with a single, but
was out trying for second. Chapde-
1aine was hit by the pitcher and stole
second before Smiths single brought
him in. Ensign was passed and NcIn-
tyre scored Smith with a safety to left.
Friedman closed the inning and ended
the scoring for the game with roller
to short The score:
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Norwich.
WilIima ntic.


Score by innings:
VillimInhc .---.-o 0 o.
Norwich -.--....0 0 0 =
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Totals. 80 2 % u 0
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MON EY.

New York, June S.-Money on call
easy at 2 1902 ga per cent; lowest
2 1-2; ruling rate IL; last loan 2
IL; closing bid IL: offered at IL
Time loans steady; sixty days 3 1-4GS
1-2 per cent; ninety days L.; six
months AGA Ia.
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coIIenians Beat Rannon,s outfit.

Tommy Bannon's MiddletoWn team
los<> to the Wesleyan university team
on Tuesday > to 3.
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Every woman rises in the morning.
with at least on. glad hope. which Ia
that some store may be I'D vSrtisinE
special bargains in something
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Cincinnati Give. Brooklyn Bad s.atins.
Brooklyn. une s--Cincinnad walked away with to-
US game with Brooklyn Is to 2. Score:
Brooklyn.
Cincinnati.


%Batted for Rucker in 6th.
%%Batted for Schneiberg in eth.
"f*Batted for Dessau in 9Th.
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Totals. % 3 81 Z 2
Stated for Truesdale ia 7th.
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Gandil hit by batted bali.
One out when winning scored
Score by innings
Chicago o.. 30 0 0 0 Is
Boston -..- 20 2 o.
Two base hitE French. Dougherty. Bradley double
plays. Lord GPrdner Bradley. blackburn Gam
dil. Gsndii blackburn: left bases, Chicago
Bostanss tine. 230; umpiTes, sheridan aud KERN.
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re- by innings:

Totals. AZ Is q 8 !
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At New .Hayen-Syracuse 3, Yale !.
At Cambridge Dartmouth 2. Harvard !.
At Princeton-Princeton 4. Holy Cross o.
At Proyidence-BroHn 2. University OF PennesJlva-
l.
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At Brockton-LSnn II. BrOclStOn 1.
At New Bedford-Lowen L. New Bedford o.
HaverhiIi-LaWrence 2, HaFeriin 3.
At observation-disclosures 0. Eall River /: IL in
lings-
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W ashiI gton.
Totals. Is s 27 IA 0

Stated for Groom in 9th.
Score by innings:
Washington ......0 0 81
Detroit ...... ........O 0 0 . 1 IS
Two base hits. Schmidt Street. Kilfer; sacrifice
hits. T. Jones. Schmidt, Summers; left bases
Detroit 5. Washington s.; struck out by Summers b
by Groom /; time. l-31 umpires. o'Loughlin and
Perrin.
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Detrait, June s--Grooni pitched good ball for FIVE
innings today. hut aEened il tlc sixth and Detroit
made it three straight from Washington and eleven
In As the last out DaVy
Jones assaulted Manager McAlecr. striking him aud
cutting his Players dragged them apart The
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EASTERN LEAGUE srAmnIMa.


At MontreaI-Bunalo Montreal game postponed:
,ain.
At Jersey Citv-Baltimore II. Jersey City 5.
AT Newark-ProEidenee 1. Newark s.
At Toronto-Rochester 4. Toronto o.
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Miserable Fielding Beat Harvard.

Cambridge. lass, June s.-Harvard
felded wretchedly today end Dart
mouth took such good advantage of
the numerous misplays that she won
the game. z b l.
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cond game:
Pittsbgrg.

Iotals 81 z % Il
-Batted fo- White sth.
Score by innings:
Two base hits, Gibson. Herzog; home run. Camp
bell.
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BASEBALL RESULTS WEDNESDAY.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING.


At New Britain-Hoiyoke l. New Britain g
Hartford-Hartford II. Northampton l..
At MISUNDERSTANDING IL. New Haven 1.
At Springfield Bridgeport s. Springfield 81 IL in
nings.
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number than when the games started
at 800 The score:

Score BY innings:
Middletown - ...I 2 o ia
New London .-..-....O -
Runs. for Middletown Harris Bannon. Bates ?,
johnson. Bells Anderson. Ferris. for New London
Nealon. Washer. Connor; two base hits Burns. Con-
nor. Bates. Nealon: hits of Phillips In innings;
bases on balls. of Bowers /, OF Ferris 6; hit by
pitcher Phillips. Anderson. Ferris; struck out by
Ferris 2, by Phillips l. by Bowers l. double plays.
Bannon 10 Bells. johnson 70 Dunlap TO Muicahy;
passed balls. Griffin q Anderson; time. l.5o; umpire.
Mr.. Iiggins. ,
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Pittsburn.
Boston.

Boston. June s.-BoSon shut Pittsburg out. to o
the rist game today, but the visitors TO .
the second eleven inning affair. The
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AMERICAN LEAGUE s.snp,na.
St. Louis.

ST. Louis June s--Tie game the New
York and 81 Louis leans called the end Of
the seventh inning today because of rain. Tie score
We llld 4 10 4 scnra.
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2
Slated for Czmnitz in sth.
Score by innings:
Pittsburg -. ..-...0 0 o 90
Boston ...... ..-.....O o 0 2 o 0 -
Two base hits, Beck Shean; bases, Pitts
burg 6, {: struck out, by Curtis .. by Cam
nitz 1: time la: umpires. KLEIN and Kane
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Athletics Have a cineh with Map.
CteveIan d.


Cleveland. June s-Cleyelsnd was easy for Philst
deIDhia today, the latter winning by the Of
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Score by innings:
Chicago .--.....0 81
philadelphia ......0 2 o Id
Two base hits. Archer. AIagee. Sheckard three base
hit. Holman; home rum Tinker; left bases Chi
eago g. Philadelphia 5; struck by Cole 2. by
SPARKS B. by Msroney l. time. Las; unieires. Riser
and Imslie
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Score By innings;
Phiiadeiphia -. 30 2-I5
Two base hit Collins; three base hit. Murphy:
double plays. Laioie TO Stovall, Baker TO
Collins TO Davis. koestner to Laioie TO srOyalI.
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Runs, Tor Norwich Shaw ?. Highlander 2 Chapde-
laine, Smith, Mcintyre Friedman for willimatc
Petrick hits. off Doyle in innings bases balls.
OF Smith 3. Off Doyle 6: hit by pitcher Chapdelaina
?. Friel; struck out by Smith Z. by Doyle g by
Wallace stolen bases Shaw, Chapdeaine Mcintyre
Sullivan. Petrick passed ball. 0Mara; sacrifice hits.
Friel. Chapdelaine Smith; sacrifice fly, ManIey: first
base errors, Norwich . Willirnantic 8;
bases. Norwich Z. Wilnmanuc 5; time. 15J; umpire.
Mr. Edgerton.
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Stated for Truesdale in 7th.
++Ran for Criss-
Score by innings:
st. Louis ...----.............0 q ii
New York Observation-Disclosures o o o.
Two base hits Stone Hemphil; sacrifice hits, Hart
zeil. Warhop sacrifice fly. killnlr; struck out, ~
Bailey g. By WaFioD :; bases. -. Louis ..
New York 2; time. I.s5: umpires Connolly aud Din
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
May Involve Pierce-Arrow

Paul Smith, assistant general sales
manager of the EMF company, who
is now visiting San Francisco, in
speaking of the telegraphic report that
j. Pierpont Morgan had purchased the
EMF company. said last night.
This will only increase the pres
tige that the company already enjoys
and the sales policy of the company in
augurated by B. w. Twyman, general
sales manager, and given sanction by
President Flanders, will not be af-
fected in the least by this move The
company is now establishing sales dis
tricts whereby EMF and Flanders
cars and supply parts will be placed
within l. hours of every purchaser
From what could be learned from au-
tomobile row yesterday the action of
Morgan & Co. is undoubtedly in keep
ing with the moves lately made by the
United States motor comp any in alb
sorbing the Maxwell -Briscoe company
and the Columbia plant. the latter TAX
ing with it the right and title TO the
Selden patent.
II would not be surprising if the
merger took in the plant of the Pierce
Arrow company. 1t is also predicted
that Flanders will be the acting head
of the new combination.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
MERGER OF BIG
PLANTS RUMORED
j. P. Morgan & Co. Said TO Be
Behind Deal: May Take
i'm Pierce=ArrOw

NEW YORK, March "a consoIida-
ton of certain large automobile inter
ests, having capitalization of several
hundred million dollars. is believed TO
be under way. ]. P. Morgan & Co, who
yesterday purchased the EMF COM
pany of Detroit, will. 10 is understood,
finance the combination.
The names of some of the uanufac-
turers of motor cars and kindred COM
panies are being mentioned in connec-
ton with the proposed consolidation
AT the office of J. p. Morgan & Co.
the following statement was Issued:
Pursuant to an arrangement with
stock holders of the Studebaker Broth
ers manufacturing company. j. P Nor
gan & Co. have purchased substantially
all OF the stock of the Everitt-Metz-
ger-FlanderS company, Detroit. not al
ready held by stock holders of the
Studebaker Brothers manufacturing
company. In connection with the pur-
chase. contract has been entered into
with Walter E. Flanders to continue as
president and general manager OF the
Everitt- -Metzger-FIanders company for
a period of three years. AS a part of
the transaction. the litigation pending
at Detroit is terminated"
Members of the Morgan firm decline
to give any additional particulars re-
garding the purchase.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
PLANS AUTO RACES FOR
BETTERMENT OF ROADS
motor Club to Hold Meet at
TanfOran

For the purpose of bettering the
condition of the roads in San Mateo
county the San Francisco motor club
proposes to hold a racing meet at Tan
foran in the near future. Grand ave
nue. and San Bruno road are the thor
oughfares which il is the desire of the
club and of the county authorities to
improve at once.
AT a meeting held Monday night A
report was received from James Casey.
supervisor of the first road district,
stating that it would require $3.50 to
put the San Bruno road in good condi-
tion. This amount was subscribed by
+. W. Hoag of the automobile clubs
of California, Max Rosenfeld of the
Automobile dealers association and
Henry NJ. Owens. president of the San
Francisco motor clue.
At the meeting of the Motor club
Tuesday evening the following commit
tee was appointed to make arrange
ments for the racing meet: Rene ].
Marx, S. q. Chapman, L. c. Starrett. E.
T. Stirling. c. 5. Richardson. A. D.
Nichols. Charles s. Howard. Fernando
Nelson and a. E. Hunter.
A report was received to the effect
that the Claus Wreden brewing COM
pany had donated a challenge cup for
a free for all contest to be held in
Nineteenth avenue March 90 in con-
nection with the hill climb.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
For the Woman Who
Has Beau .ifui Hair
New York Theatrical News)

New York Theatrical News)
The beauties in the Anna Held cho-
rus are famous for their pulchritude.
Their coiffures add a great deal to
their charms. How they can man
age" such abundance of beautiful
tresses day in and day out. keeping al
ways the same we'll groomed appear
ance. is beyond the ken of the average
woman But, listen while I whisper.
these girls depend altogether upon dry
shampooing to keep their hair fine and
glossy.
rig root with 4 ounces of therox, and
they are prepared for a seasons sham
pooing. Once or twice a week they
snrinkIe a tablespoonful of this mixture
on the head and then brush the powder
we'll through the hair. That is all
there is to II, and they have escaped
the bother and discomfort that accom-
nany washing rinsing and drying the
hair. together with the danger OF
catching cold.
The wonderful results they achieve
with tI1erox convinces me that 1t Is the
only thing that can grow hair, for
their hair is long and abundant, in ad-
dition to being fluffy and lustrous.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
SURGEONS FIND NEEDLE
IN MURDERER'S BRAIN
Life Term Convict Survives Del
icate Operation

RENO, New, March 9.-One of the
most Startling events in surgery,
coupled with its criminaIogical inter-
est, took place today in this city at the
ST George hospital when Frank Ever
EFT, a life termer, who was brought
to receive surgical aid, was found to
have a needle in his brain.
For nearly his entire lifetime Ever
ett suffered from what he termed
Jacksonian epilepsy. during fits of
which he acted in a strange manner.
Four years ago he shot and killed
Foreman Malone of the Nina shops.
Insanity was his defense, but ID
merely served TO save his neck, and he
was sentenced for life.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
SHIPPING NEWS BY WIRELESS
Wednesday. March
STEAMER sENAToR-Hence March !, II NJ
BY nited Wireless

Wednesday. March 2.
STEAMER SENAToR-Hence March :, u noon
March $, p. m. on Point Hueneme-
STEAMER ALAMEDA-He March g. D. NJ.
for Honolulu: March s. S p M. as miles of
San Francisco: fine wea ther: light northeast
wind: smooth barometer $780, temper
ature 81.
STEAMER CITY OF PUEBLA-Lctt Seattle for
p. m, 4s miles south OF Destruction island
fresh south wind; smooth sky overcast
barometer 3o-32: Temperature IS.
STEAMER COL. E. L. DRAKE-Left Seattle for
Point Richmond with barge in tow. March Is.
10 a. m: March :. y. m. 90 miles south Of
St George reef; moderate northwest wind and
sea- barometer 80: temperature IS
STEAMER HANALEI-Left San Pedro for San
OF Point Conception; long westerly swell and
light west wind: all well.
STEAMER HILONIAN-Left Honolulu for San
Francisco March }, 10 a IN; March :. p m..
east wind and sea- barometer 302S; tempera-
ture 81; all well.
STEAMER UMATILLA- Hence March s. II a.
m.. for Seattle; March o. m. 40 miles
south of Cape Mendocino.
STEAMER wATS0N-Left Seattle for San Fran
cisco Mareh :. p. m: March .. 10 a. M. od
Cape Arago; northwest breeze; smooth sea;
clear: barometer 80. II.
STEAMER KOREA-Left Honolulu for San Fran
cisco March s. / p. m: March :, p. m, lati-
tude % ~ north. longitude l56 Il west, 1.95S
miles out from San Francisco; clear; gentle
east breeze and swell.
STEAMER ENTERPRISE-From HilO for San
Francisco; March S. p. m, 40 miles from
STEAMER W. S. PORTER From Douglas island
for San Francisco; March =. p 49,
miles from Douglas island moderate southeast
wind and
Daily River Bulletin
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

the navy tug Navajo sailed yesterday
for Santa Barbara each with target
in tow.
The ship w. F. Babcock, bound from
Ludlow for Cape Town, put into Homo
lulu yesterday under jury rudder. Re-
pairs will keep the ship at the island
port for about week
The liner Alameda, bound for Homo
lulu, was 74S miles from here a p. m.
March s.
The liner Acapulco left Acapulo
March for this port.
The Pacific Mail liner Korea. which is
due from the orient next Monday. was
1858 miles from here at O'Clock p. m.
March g.
The liner Pennsylvania. Captain
Saunders. is due tomorrow from
Panama and way ports.
The harbor commissioners Will hold
their regular weekly meeting in the
ferry depot this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
ARCHITECT BRINGS SUIT
AGAINST SCHOOL BOARD

OAKLAND. March Suit against
the trustees of the Pleasanton school
district to enforce the collection of a
$1,000 commission for school plans was
begun today by T.. W. Burki, an archi-
tect. through his attorneys, Langan &
Mendenhal.
Mendenhall. Burki says that he drew
the plans for a $4,000 building, but
that the trustees refused to accept
them. They justified their refusal on
the ground that the plans submitted
were for much more expensive build
ing
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
HEIR TO FORTUNE is
SOUGHT BY POLICE

BERKELEY, March 9.-The police
are searching for James II. Murphy, a
salesman, who Is thought to be in this
city. as the result of a request from
William Taylor. 1888 East Eldrei street,
Decatur. H., who in letter TO Chief
Vollmer today said that Murphy's pres
ence was needed at his former home
TO settle his fathers estate Murphy's
father died February 16, leaving small
fortune.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Labor Wins Concession
T Seeciol Disootch 10 The Call

VALLEJO, March 9.-In response to
a recent appeal of the Vallejo trades
and labor council for union hours for
the local postal clerks the postoffce
department has issued an order to the
effect that commencing March 20 the
local postoffice will open at s o'clock
a. m. and close at 8 o'clock p. m, in
stead of o'clock. as at present
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Try This for a SeUere
Cough

Take a pint OF granulated
Sugar, add 4 pint of warm
water and stir about 2 minutes
Put 21a Ozs. of PineX in pint
bottle and NIL up with the Gran
uIated sugar syrup Take tea
spoonful every one. two or three
hours The taste is pleasant
The prompt results from this
simple home made article will
surprise you II usually cOnquers
a deep seated cough in "a hours,
and is a splendid household rem
edy for hOarSeness. whOopinS
cough, colds, chest pains, bron-
chitis. etc.
The recipe above given makes
full pint-enOugh TO last a
family a long time-and costs
only 81 cents. 1t keeps perfectly
and is easily prepared in five
minutes Children take IL will
ingly.
Pinex is the most valuable con-
Centrated compound of Norway
White Pine Extract. II is rich In
all the well known pine clements
which are SO healing 20 mem
braneS.
None of the weaker pine prep
aratious can compare with the
real PineX itself. All druggists
have il. or viii get il for you IL
requested
Strained honey can be used in
stead OF the syrup. and makes a
very fine honey and pine tar
cough syrup.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
NOTES OF THE AUTO

AS a result OF the recent show held
with such success in Los Angeles, the
total sales, it is estimated, will exceed
100000 This is considered to be al
most phenomenal when IL is understood
that 10 arrange and carry out the eN-
hibition little less than month was
required
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Filtered SnIt Wafer

At the Lurline Baths. Bush and Lar
kin streets, the ocean water is filtered
before it flows into the tub baths and
swimming pool. Turkish baths and
ma ssage. Open evenings
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Ladies' Nay at LurIine Bath.

On Tuesday and Friday mornings
from 9 O'Clock until noon the Lurline
Salt Water Baths are reserved exclu-
sively for women and girls. Bush and
Larkin streets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

Snow on ground at Summit a. M. - inches
RIVER FORECAST
There will be little change In the rivers during
the next two days.
y. r. TAYLOR. Local Foreeastcr.
Indicates rising river. - Indicates falling
river.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

A sign of the times The following
advertisement appeared in the London
( Morning Post recently Wanted. for an
Indian lady in Bombay. a ladyS maid.
who also understands thoroughly the
mechanism of motor cars. and can drive
them we'll; must be young and nice
l0OEiuQf
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

Many perfect defenses are spoiled by
hurried action. Truth never catches
up with lie. There are two sides
to every story
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
EXTRAVAGANZA TO BE
PLAYED BY STUDENTS
Performance for Benefit of the
School Athletic Fund

ALAMEDA, March 9.-The students of
the Alameda high school will present an
extravaganza Saturday night in Adel-
phian hall for the benefit of the athletic
fund of the school.
The participants in the program in
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

POSTMASTER APPoINTED-wash ashington Marcel
9--Sidney Dennis today appointed post
master af Fenner. San Bernardino county vice
r. A. Cotton, resigned
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
CONCERTS. LECTURES, ETC.
HOther WiSmer's Violin Recital

TONIGHT AT $ O'CLOCK.
CENTURY HALL. Sutter and Franklin streets.
Mr. ". Nismer- Messrs. Firestone. a. Lsds
and Fred Msurer viii assist.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
NOMINATES DIRECTORS
Election Will Be Held Second
Tuesday in April

OAKLAND March 9.-The merchants
exchange has nominated the following
directors of the organization. to be
voted for at an election to be held
the second Tuesday evening in April:
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Lose A Pound A Day

Use Rengo. II is perfectly safe You eat ie
like fruit or candy and easily and safely redure
your fat pound dsy.
For sale by all druggists ar LOO per full sized
box by mail prepaid. by The RenEo Co. 5OIT
Rengo Bldg. Detroit. Mich soc trial package
free by mail on receipt % Zoe In stamps o. silver
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

The beer bottlers' union is to give its
second annual ball in Brewery Workers
hall next Saturday night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
plications for membership were pre-

The molders union at its meeting
Tuesday night donated $2o to the men
of the United States steel workers on
strike
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
DECK LOAD BREAKS
ADRIfT IN STORM
Steamer Hazel Dollar Is in Grave
Peril for Three Days in Mid
Pacific

HE crew of the
Ifaz gel Dollar, which
arrived late Tues
day n i & h I fr m
Hon gkong, f a c e d
death for three days
during a storm in
mid Pacific.
The steamer car
ried a deckload of
oak logs, and Feb
'ruary IS the seas
loosened the la sh-
ings holding the
logs slowed on the
after deck. The
logs, short, thick
and heavy. were as
corks in the wa sh
OF the sea.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO, March e.--Observations taken
a
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

Composition roofers, damp and water
proof workers union, local No. 25, at
its last meeting adopted resolutions
presented by X. J. Doyle to the effect
that any member patronizing Asiatics.
employers OF Asiatics. or purchasing
the products OF Asatics shall be fined
$40, and that the union vigorously op-
pose any candidate for political office
who employs or patronizes Asiatics
or who as an officer in the past worked
against anti-Japanese measures. This
ma tier viii be placed before the build
ing trades council for Endorsement to-
morrow night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

Machine hands union No. rs at it's
meeting Tuesday night indorsed the
several bills that are now before con-
gress intended TO benefit the clerks in
the postal department.
At the meeting to be held on March
% the members will be addressed by
international Vice President William
Harmon.
Four candidates were admitted by
Initiation and five applications were
presented.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

The laundry workers union at it's
meeting Monday night elected the fol-
lowing named as delegates to the Anti
Japanse laundry league: James Line
gar. Mrs NJ. Garrett. Charles Linegar.
NJ A. Peterson, NJ. Carson, Lizzie Will
lisms. J. Robertson and James Brock.
Frederick II. Graham. a member of
this local. recently elected president of
the international body. has gone 10
Troy, y. Y. TO enter upon the duties
Of his new Office. He viii endeavor to
have the headquarters moved to San
Francisco.