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The San Francisco call., 1913-09-02
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Monday. Sept. L

Monday, Sept. l.
st4nt General Hubbarb-Frorn Astoria
for san pedro; 8 p. m, II miles
stnsr j. A. ChnnsIor-fTom Portland
for Mon teSey: s .. m, 1853 miles
north of Monterey.
stisr FTaIton@Hefce Aug. 30 for
Seattres s p. rns s. miles. north OF
Point Gordo with Br.. bark Antiope
and schr Oakland in tow.
Sfmr City of Para-From Ancon Tor
San Francisco: p M, 81 miles
south Of San EreHcfsco
stnar Presidenf-R ence Sept. l for San
Diego: s D. m, off Point Pinos.
Positions at p. m. September /:
Steamer j. A. ChansIor, Monterey
for Portland. 1913 miles north of Mon
terey.
steamer Falcon, with schooner Oak
land and bark .AntfoDe IN tow, from
san Francisco for Seattle, five miles
north of Point Gorda-
steamer President. San. Francisco
for san Pedro. OF Point. Pinos.
Steamer Entergfse, Hilo for San
Francisco, s27 miles out.
Steamer Romn, with Erskine M.
Phelps In tow Port Hartford for Port
Angeles, $40 miles north of San
Francisco.
srensnsr w. 8. Porter, Everett to
Port Hartford. 236 miles north of Fort
Hartford.
Steamer w. r. Herrin, MQrfsre ey
for Seattle. 43l miles north OF Mon
terey.
steamer General Hubbard, astoria
for San Pedro, off San FRANCISCO al
$3.50 a. m. today.
stmr AIa1neda-Fronn Sc Attle 70,
Alaskan ports; off Boat harbor
p. f9,, Aug. 81.
stlnr yorfhuestern- Skagwas
for c9rdova, left skasw1ay 8 p. m.
stmr was.on@Ff3n seyttie for m sar
Ffanclseo; on Aises-ss ffver-
ssmr Cnrios.Fror Taco ona for Sar
Franeisces 80 miles 'hsrth Of colunn-
''@s tow9rnIfsyao one m1Iss South Of cas
.tew-Thlrty-one miles south o.
xtfnr Hii5nian2Frckn San Francisco
for Seattle; of APE Meares :.
stntr oliver j. Obs kn-Ten miles north
of Columbia riv Er,.
st,nr so.eFnor1a oa From san Franciscs q oh
stmr nr cemino9f Fom I san Francisco Fra 10,
Portland: 5s jinifes south OF Column
bia river.
stmr Franco LegEett-From sar
saaah Tah1'sf' & lau1oos fGs resslrDsk r0ek mics
Monday, Sept /.
Steamer Alameda, from Seattle fol
Alaskan peFts; off Boat harbor p. m.
Aug. 81.
sfcnmef 4 Northwestern, from Slxags
way fori ccdrova: left Skagway
.. m. = tug. 81.
Monday. Sept. !, p. m.
steR fner Watson, from Seattle for
San francisco; of zAlseya river.
st5kafner Carlos, from Tacoma fo1
San francisco; 80 miles north Of Co
lur jzbia river.
Steamer III sesunao ana barge 81 II
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DEATHS

DoE-In Santa Cruz. September 1, 1913. Mel
Ten. I. Does brother Of George /. Doe N Ar
I.igt5n, Mass. Frank 2. Doe and Charles
w Doe Of San Francisco. a native Of Par
sonseid We
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
KIENE--In Berkeley. September !. 1913, Ar
tsluf vi, beloved husband OF Reulah KInne-
and loving. son Of Mrs Helen II. Kline and
hroffer 81. Esdward KInne, native Of Kan
=. sas eged % seass.~
. Frfends a6a 1acqaais4ances are respectfully
% 4uvited to attend the funeral tomorrow
"wednesday .Ssptenber g. 1913 from the
chapel ft julius s Godeau 221o Webster
. street, at a. m, thence 10 ST. Joseph 8
church. fserReln- where requiem niass vriIl
3 Be offered up Tor. the repose Of his soul. com
insncing At 10 a. p. Interment st. Mary s
scmetcrt=
1Ass-Ld.~his cJss, ssngust 81 1913. FTe6S4fek
FRS nj the arm Il c. y. Rode & Co !, fe-
Ioved brofhrr u Captain G. Lass. native Of
Schleswg. Germany, aged % years months
and u HaEs...
Friends- 4rei re~pectfuiiy invited to ATTEND
The fasens5 se-vices tomorrow {Wedaesaayl
eeptember 3 1919. al O'Clock p m. at the
new chapel Of .Taeodor Dierks s. Co, Birisa-
! snro AID AieklI ister streets interment fprf
fgfeA -at.stypr+Ss Laea cemetery.
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RUSH Of BUYING
On GRAIN BOARD
Holland Dry Weather Over
the Corn Belt Sends
Prices Up

CHICAGO. sept. a.-c6ntinued hot
and dry Weather over the corn belt
for the last three days. combined with
tions OF Nebraska, Ted to a rush of
buying at the opening today that
carried prices up l154 over Satur-
days finish. Frost In Canada caused
an advance TO M@I. The market
made only snnii gain. Northwest
ern markets were heavy, which off
set the strength abroad.
Oats We're a small affair and made
only a feeble response to the bulge
In corn due to the delivery of 2,200, 900
| bushels on September contracts.
Provisions had narrow range, but
| armed up after an easy opening.
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LOCAL NOTICE TO MAarNERs

whtsIffg buoy. 2 1I5. f6 be estsTlfshed about
November 10, se42. in 40 fatAefns OF water.
about one mile southeast from Bishorj rock, II
superstrucfure. and viii show a flashing white
light OF about 530 candTepower. IL feet above
water. afs visible nine miles, tff1s FlakA, ,
apparatus win be 4 s75 InsSffnuin .iens .lhp
tern, burning rccts4rne. Iu~iffon VIII br Ihti-
fude 5000 north, longitude 1907 80 west &C.
& G. S. Chrfts 5092 Y Light list, PacfAc
Coast. 1912. D. 10 after No. 8. ruoy Inst.
Pacific Coast. 1911 p. 10. Coast Pilot, Pacific
Coast. 1900. .. 42.)
California, San Diego bay entrance-0utside
bar gas. baeys 8 SD reported exringuishra.
August q VIII be relfrhted as so9p .ps practi-
cable C. 4 g. 5. Charts 5f68. .510o Light
LIST. Pacific Coast, 1911, p .. coast rf1ot,
Pacific CcAst 1909. p. 42.) By direction of the
commfssi 6Ifer of lighthouses. ~
r. ". RHODES. inspector
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row: 81 niles south OF cape Meares
Sfenmer 1fII0n1hn, IRON san Frah.
cisco Tor Seattle; on Cape Meafes.
steasaer O1fver }. Ofd6n. 10 mirei
north Of CoTufnbfa river
Steamer Govefn0f, from San Fran.
cisco FOR Seattle: of Destruction Isl.
and
steamer Camfho, from San Fran.
cisco for Portland; bs miles south oi
Columbia river
Steamer Francis Leg&ett, from Sar
Francisco for Portland; 10 miles south
of Til}amook rock.
Eureka. Sept. i.
Herrfn4sSl miles north of Monterey
Topeka-In at e:30 a. m.
I,orter-286 miles north of San Fran
cisco.
vance-with log raft, s miles south
sftItnornsh-40 miles north OF Cape
speedweIl-25 fnf1es south of Blunta
reef
miles north of san Francisco.
WiHamette-6 miles south of Unpqua
river.
Merced-5 miles off Jmpqua river.
San <snmen-1o miles north OF Blunts
Coiumbia-Off northwest Seal rocks.
Ffs1eId-40 miles south Cape Blanco-
Stcrmer Herrfn, 431 miles north of
Monterey
Steamer Topeka, in at q 80 a. m.
steamer Porter, 236 miles north OF
san Francisco.
Steamer vance, with hog raft. efzAt
miles south of Rogue river.
Sfeasnef MdItnosaah, 40 miles north
of Cape MeAAeeino
Steamer Speed~Ag4, 20 miles south
OF BIants Reef
Steamer Rofna, with f. M Phelps IN
tow, 900 miles north OF San FraA-
cisco.
Steamer WaAaanaette, Eve miles south
of Umpqua river.
yteaMer yferccd, five miles south OF
Umpqua river.
steamer San Ramon, 10 miles north
of Blunts reef.
Steasner 6olunb4n, of northwest
Seal rocks.
stepmer Finesd, 10 miles south of
Cape Bianco
ftast san Pedro Sept 1.
Sanfn RIMS p. M 9i3 miles south
of Port San Luis; south bound.
Hanafssf-S p. M, off Santa Barbara;
south bound.
steamer SANTA Rita, 5 B. m. s1s
miles south or Port san LUIS; south
bound
Steamer Hanaie4. .. M, of Santa
Barbara; south bound.
Seattle, Sept /.
Mnrfposn-s 2. m. on Gabrfefs reef;
south bound.
Mavericks p. nn..- off Spanihs shoal
buoy; from Vancouver for Port
Angeles.
Steamer Mariposn, 5 p. m. of Ga
briefs reef; south bound.
Steamer Mavericks, s p. M. off Span
fsh shoal buoy from Vancouver for
Port Angeles.
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FORECAST
Fcr Sat Fr6f5cisc6, 'ohknnd aud vcfnfty-
Cloudy. ungertisd s'tatter TsfesdsS.; 'spr4niies
IA tho 4noraing; moderate sotftiwert wfRd.,
For S8nta Clara vafIcy-Fair Tuesday;
4Hg to north.
FUr sacramento valTay-Fafr Thesd&y, SOME
what WARMER; Hight eouth wind.
For San Joaquin valiey-Fair Tuesday; some
What waFffer; light cast wind. changing to
north.
For CsgfSeFRfa south of fhe gehechsft4---
Cfordy Tuesday: moderate Temperature; light
east wind. chagine to south
a. c. McADfE. Professor.
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!!,|, !MEIgHEiRkAEIss g!,E|iIR k,AsIE. rs, Eg2|g,IE, "a. q

This route Offers exceptional cpputin;ty fur t,fs6-
mobilsts to reach all points on the Sacramento River.
Qclhnsxle ;Enrnaton. Rio VITA. Isleton, Ryde Walnut
Grove, Votden courtIana. Cafksburg. Sacramento
Steamer Navajo leaves San Francisco $50 a. m daily
except Sunday arriving 6acrsnrento 700 p. Stopping
ut all points en- route Leaves Sacramento 500 D. m
dsiIy except Sundsy. srrsins San Francisco 100 .. M
Steamer Moioe Or Apachs, leaves San Francisco IL
f6on daily except Eiind5y Leave SACRAMENTO 1000
= m daily except Sunday; st5ppirs both Ways at all
points en- route, Arriving Time San Francfsco and
6sehnesto indeHhise. account fruit season.
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Shipping Intelligence
esrn Ar sssA


BY Br stun Lord Lonsdale--Sept. /. on
Pigeon poirft-=Passed Br stmr Azoy, from Ta-
lara bay. for San Francisco.
DOMESTIC PORTS
TACoMA-,Sailed Sept. 1-Stnir oleufn. for
arrived sept z--Ger stmr sebara. from
Sailed Sept l-stmr Ia Touche for Seattle;
Br stnr cyclops. for Seattle: Br sfmr Bellero-
p1Qp. for Liverpool VIA way ports.
FORT ERAGG--Arrfved Sept 1--Stmr Arc
.',;. tie hence Aug. 81; stnr Natlonsl City, with
Sailed Sept. 1--stmr National City. Tor Men
AESDoCINo-Arrived Sept. I-Stmr Ma
tienal City, from Fort Bragg.
sf:a "A y. T,os -lassed out AUS 8 p m
o;4o ?. m.--Stmr ". f. Herrin, from Seattle,
FOR Monterey.
Passed N sept; /, 8 .: lh.-stmr Admiral
schr Alice, FROM Ber.ng sea. for Seattle.
Passed ott sept. 1. s a. in.-Stmr Oliver .,
Olson, -ffon & Everett, for San Francisco; g
Francisco.
,r;,Ia's Tsessd IN sept; z, a. m.-Bark W. B.
Flint, from Ntlshagak, for Seattle.
Il, Bruce, fron NnkiItea, fer Honolulu.
Passed IN sept. l. 4 40 p. tn.--Schr Charles
r. Wilson, from Bering sea, for Seattle.
ssas e fo1 Asasa saa ffassEsso ssRa str HsTs for
San l'rahcsco
Arrived Sept. /. p. m.-stmr Wellesley.
Observation-Disclosures sept. i. Z a. m.--stmr
Tamalpais hence Aug. 2s
=, zsToRFA;-saHed sept. ]. p. m-stnr
Shasta, for San Pedro: stmr 81 Segundo, with
barge o. In tow. for San Frenelseo.
Sailed Sept. 1, 2:3o p. m.-Br ship Wilver-
ton, for United Kingdom; stmr Saginaw, Tor
Arftred Sept. /. 10 a. nn.-stmr Atlas. hence
Aug. IS
san PEDRo-Arrived sept. 1-stmr Roam
-oke. hence Aug 81: Srnrs Yosemite. Daisy
Gadsby and Santa Mopicu. hence Aug. 80; stmr
G.. W fenwfdk from Astoria; stmr Helene.
from 'Grays Iiarbor; stfnr Sns-f Yak from Eagle
Ssifea Sept. i-stnrs Roanoke and Yosemite,
roRr san LTtrs-AFrived Sept. /. "a. m.
-Stmr Coos Bay. Eence Aug. 80;
Sailed Sept. l. noon--Stiar Coos Bay, Tor
Arffvpu sept. r-sstnr washtenaw. with Br
'schr StmIe in tow. hence aug. 81
coos BAY-A-rrlved Sept. j, p. m--Stmr
Alliance From Eureka.
ATTLE-Affived sept. 1-Stmr Admiral
FarrHgut. hfnce Aug %; stuF Delhi, from
Sitka; ship st. Francis. from Nushagak; U 3
strnr C1a1ga, from cruise.
Sailed Aug 3l-Stmr Jeanie. for Cordova
and Eto
Arrived Sept. ship st. Paul from orca.
JJENEAJ-saIled Aug. Ss-Stmr Admiral
FT4z.Ssa ifed Aug. -srmr Carlos. for
San Franciscoi stmr Oliver j. Olson. for San
Francisco. -
NOAlE-safled Aug. s1Astmr Senator. for
Seattfe.
SKAGwAY-Arrived Aug 3o-stmr LeeIa-
nav. from ketchlkan.
ISLAND PORTS
HOSOLULU-Sailea Sept. !, p. m.-Stmr
VentRsa, FOR Sydney.
Arrived sept. l-Br stmr Strathairly. from
Norfolk; a. m.-StHfr Ventura, hence 26. for
Sseineys $40 a. fa.-Sffnr Siberia, hence Aug.
%. Tor China and Japan
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Local Produce
BRooMHAEE's GRAIN oAsrE

(Froun J. G. Wi1bon & Co.'S privkte WE.
LONDON, Sept. z-0n Monday wheet 'cldsef
%9Nc higher on drmness Of foreign offers q
new wheat and dcnrcr American offSfs "a WIN
ters. Today yhA maFket opened Grm and ~
higher than yesterda5 on fewer ara dtifei
offers Of American winters and = better local
millers' demand. FdlI6~fng the opening, there
rivals iva here, se strength Il Paris armnsss Il
Bueno~ Aires and a Better continental den9nd
At 1:80 the market was H@xc higher thhs
ysstsrd. sns .xfffd hifheg ths4 Satufdsy; re-;
shorts IN Se4fenf0tr covering "a c0utfnaed dry
hot weather in America and nrmness * piatt
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MARRIAGES.

eENTER- SELL SER-In this city. August 81
1913, by Rev. ChErles A. Rzmm. at St.
San Francisco and Frances Elizabeth Sellner
: Of. Dastsa. q.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
RfRTHS

KSHy-ld tbs city. August 2l, 1913. TO ii,
wffe -of s. .Kuhb. a son.
JoHAN NsoNEIn this city August % 1913, tC
the wife Il John Jshanson daughter.
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FLORISTS


Er@wm &. Kennedy sosI'I sosl isss asflstsl nssr
vaf: unioh. funeral work spec. Tel. Mkt 5T25
PARK FLORAL. 1877 Hssght @t.s shohe Park
'2.se-cpt fe#ers: PITS. etc. z. GEoEes. prop-
SfffBFsFSY Mann Co. the leading foritts.
sTNf0< fEoRlsl's. phone sJkt. a2s5=7 Fpnersi
work a sf'ecinlty. -aol7 18th s. near MISSION.
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n1rE At This PORT

Nfesday, September
From Balboa via ports, stmr City OF Para.
From w4lFaps harbor Stnr Santa barbara
From Portland and Astoria, stmr San Ramon.
wednesday. September
From IIllo. stmr Enterprise.
From Seattle and Tacoma. stmr watson.
From Seuttfe and Tacoma. stnr Oliver J..
Olson.
From Eureka. stnr CITY Of Topeka.
Frofa Fort Bragg stmr Arctic
From Eos Angeles. STnr Harvard.
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UNION TRAN6FER 60 MPANY
lesn roiect baggage and checks on trains taafs Of
Southern Pacific Company and deliver baggage to resi-
1sscs. Ihsy arc authorized 10 check baggage direct
f6f1 r3t1d6ian,
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FINANCIAL AND SHIPPING NEWS
Weather Report

United States department Of agriculture
Weather bureau, San francisco. September 1:
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Local Mining Stocks

san FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco STOCK exchange today;
,oo .oPES1NG SALES
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corror cpop FrrTMArr

wAsHINs TQNs sep, THE eroQ, fepcrtf5f
board ri 1s ssslss y tss S tsaz & ss 6
August. Rb vas ee,2 .ve1. cent pf 9 ror1ml, ~
compared With 7e6 on July -. 1918. 74.S on
August %, 1914, 1872 5n Awgust 2t. 1911. md
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!. STORAGE AND MOVING VANS

EXCURSION RATES east on household goods:
l-T5 per :fhuDdred 10 Chicago: through car
service. BEKINS VAN AND STORAGE co.
.wILSoz BROS CO.; nreproof storage. moving,
- packing shipping. Removed TO 1885 Market
= st near Haigiit; phone Park 2T1.
PIERCE. RODOLPH STORAGE CO. 1850 Eddy
. ST.: rirore West S2s. Home S2s1s
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STANHERIyG


ETAAIAiERfN1s---Csr guarantd.: cons free: est.
yrs. Mrs MI. Crane. 1909 Divissdero.
STASIsTERs Method 10 rTiTe explained FREE
NJ. L. HATFIELD. 9s4s Grove. Oakland. Cal.
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Iocal FERRY 1RaIks- -ELEcTmc SERVICE


To Oakland. 18th ST.. ard Berkeley, via Shattuck Ave.
and Ellsworth 81. Daily-From $50 q. m, and
/ every twenty min utes until $40 R m, inclusive then
eco $40, 1920, 100 HOP ~, II 70and 20 q. N
Additional Boats Saturdays and Sundays only, $40
p. M 20. 1000, 40 and II 20 p, IN. =
10 BofksIoy VA Cafornh 81 and West BefKsf, Albany
via Ninth ST. Unes.-Dsfy--From '6:oA a. M. t620,
'640 f700a. . aud fvery tTsfiss minutes until $50
p.m inclusive: then 9.00 oi0 1920 II 90. 40 p. m,
1920 and l.20 .. m. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only $40 p. m. e20 l0o0 i0.40 and I1.20
70 0aEiand. Washinctop-eroadwsy, East Oakland.
fSaItais and Meiross, VIA Seventh SE-Dany
800 m. then sysry tvsnt u,inutes Until sop m-s
inclusive; then 600 9.4Q 1920. 1le0, H.40 p. m,
7220 znd 4a0 q. M Atdr.iunsl 'bors sstdfd6Ss and
SUNDAYS only. $40 p. m, eco, f00o 1910 and ll2Q
pm II
Horsssaoe o osktsn1. Hr6Sdyay. Fruivas.
Aiamsda. Norm SIDE. FROM 600a. n, 1929.
$40, 100. 7.2a 740 '8ee, $40. '940 aim: hen400
pm, 40, 446, 500. $40, $40. 500. sc, 40 f80
"a 81 stssssiss, @ : lsisam ssryles,-tseo, too y2s.
$9m, p0n0 . m. Il 20 n M, 3500. ta90. f3.20s
100, 800, $40 6nd 1870 3. N.
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JNF|ORWAf yFsxST0'v
Local Securities
LISTED SECURITIES
SALES .SEPIiFsf4$rR q

SALES SEPTEMBER q
$4,000 Pncinc Electric Ry IS. .. 100. 25
$1,000 Great Western Power 6s... :. 50. %
81. 900 Peoples Water 5s.......... II 90
81 0po Peoples Water i5s.....s 70. 10
$11,U00 Cal cas- 4 Efectr an N . p3 25
rT0SIvG OI,0T.A T,TnNS
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Wa Afsine5a Pier
70 Qssland. 1ath and FfankIIn SIS
6f5 6.45 .. m and then rs zpd 45 minutes past No
hour until 745 p. M; then $50. 9.i5. 1000. 9645.
1l;50 b. q. and II rs 1. n.
70 AIanfsts. North 1rsd So6fh sue.
615 6.45 a. m, and then is and 45 mintres psH yns
hour Until 745 p. M: tHen S3o. 9.i5 1000, i046,
44s5O .. M, and 1916 o. m a
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TRUNKs .AND sUIT CASES

TRUSKS-Secona hand and storage trunks o.
the leAdng makes for sale cheap, LEWIS
TRUNK FACTORY. T07 Mission; Doug. 1892
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fsATNFeALL DATA
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OAKLAND hAfxBOk FERRY
Nor To}3CYCLES AND VEHICLES

From San francisco. South End Of Fsu Building, for
Brcsdwy Wharf, OakIand,-.Frcn 500 2; tns taily.
ssop. ln 1000 p 10, 1920 ,. M, 'sI1uQp, n,
42,eCmanf, *f60 am 8ost icaye Broadwxy Nh1ff =
From B15 .. f., daily snd every haE hcur until S45
si045 .. M. sl4.45 p. m, *l2:46 am. 4.
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LONDON COPPER MARKET
fFrom J. G., Wilson a Co.'S private wfre.)
LONDON, a&pt. 2.-coppcr opened Arm. Spot
III lis ga, DO 8s Tutures, III - ca, up -
3a Lead, 900 12s Cd. up 70 90.
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27s. 100 total qhnres s6fd.
sWhen fEsfied.
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by Br stun Lord Lonsdale--Sept l.. Of
Pigeon poiIft-=Passed Br stmr Azoy, from Tu
lara bay. for San Francisco.
,f,r
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s. af5r Morning Dsily. pf5r AffsT05n.
fSundxy t1cspsd $S1ndY only. c'Mchdsy 6nl.
Sundays and Mordays.cnb
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-28
FARM ERS'
INSTITUTE
Report Of Farmers Institute at Cherry
Greek and Thunder Butte.

Meeting held at Cherry Greek
Nov. 81 and %. We had good
attendance, taking everything into
consideration.
The weather was good and the
Indians gave good attention aud
interest.
The writer discussed the rag
doll and the score card on corn.
Mr.. Wells discussed the horse
question on scoring and breeding.
DR.. Riggs also made n good talk
on horses and other topics.
Mr.. Bierwagon. the alfalfa man,
gave very extensive lecture on
alfalfa.
Sup't Campbell made good talks
on potatoes, cooperation, root
houses and other topics in general.
Among the Indians, some Of the
following made quite extensive
talks, viz: Mr.. Lone Eagle,
John Bull Dog,
John Makes Long
George Red Horse.
Yes, and Prof. Whitlock, the
noted bear-killer of the Agency,
was in our midst, too.
In the horse Judging contest
prizes were awarded to the fol-
lowing:
First, James Long, fine silk
hat
End, Peter Stump, SIS bride.
Prizes for the best horses were
awarded to the following:
First, James Elk Center, SIS fur
hat
2nd, James Yellow Owl. So
bride.
At Thunder Butte, we talked
corn, horses, and grab.syour hat
and 60 home. c.M. G.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-28


Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With
LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is blood or constitutional
disease and in order to cure ityou
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally &
acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces. HaN's Catarrh
Cure is not a quack medicine. & 1t
was prescribed by one of the best
physicians in this country for
years and is q regular prescription.
It's composed of the best tonics
known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination Of the. two ingredients
is what produces such wonderful
results in curing catarrh. Send
| for free testimonials.
f. j. Cheney & Co, Props,
Toledo, Ohio
Sold by druggists price 30
Take Halls Family pills for Constipa tion
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-28
Certificate Of Judges

We, the undersigned, find the
account books Of the Forest CITY
Press Subscription Contest, as
kept by Mr.. E. r. Thorne, pub
Usher, ali O. X.
A. WELLS.
NJ. A. CoMEAU.
Nov. 81, 1918.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-28
STANDING Of the CONTESTANTS

Al Close Of Press Subscription Contest
Thursday Evening, Nov. u. 1918
Miss Maudie Ripley ~. $4,000 votes
Miss Margie Gates 81. 32l,s00 .
Miss fIossic Oliver. .. 10000
Mrs. R. G. Craig. ..... 10000
Miss Esther Claymore. !. 1850
Miss Matilda Peterson 10000
Oracle Gear 5000
Mrs. Left Hand Bear 1900
Amy Sheppard 1000
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-11-28
SUB. CONTEST

SUB. CONTEST
CLOSED
The big Press Subscription
Contest closed last night, at eight
o'clock p. NJ, the result appearing
elsewhere in another column.
We are only sorry that there
was not a Grand Prize Piano for
each and every one, but from the
expressions heard we have no
doubt but Whist every contestant is
perfectly satisfied with the result.
The winner is to be congratu-
lated, for she haa real fight from
start to finish, and no one knew
how it would come out. We want
to thank the judges for their work,
we want to thank everyone Of the
y
contestants and their friends, for
by their efforts the Contest was a
success, and enabled us to raise
The Press several pegs higher as a
first class advertising medium,
which is what we sought to ac-
complish.
To the publisher Of The Press,
the contest was heretofore un-
tried experiment, which was large
~ the cause of the lack of at
least some of the uproariousness
that might have been injected into
it. As one result he hopes in flu
ture years to be able to turn his
present experience into larger
cofferful of the coin of the realm
than he has ON this occasion, tho
the pleasures as we'll as other cor
slderations of the present venture
will always.be a. happy memory to
him, with its satisfactory compen-
sation.
|4Thanking you all again, and as
snring you that we shall always
cooperate with yousfor the build
ling up of this beautiful garden
spot of the state, and endeavor to
give you better Forest City
Press than ever, we are
Most truly yours
PUBLISHER FOREST CRY Press
On the second page Gnside) Of
this Issue, our readers will find
appropriate matter about Thanks
giving, and ON page three a
Thanksgiving story.
A wireless" from Gettysburg
is to the effect that our County
Commissioners are going to GET
State Engineer Homer NJ. Derr tc
come and inspect the BeaverG ulch
froad before deciding what addi
tional work is needed on it. The
Press seconds the motion
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On the second page (inside) Of
this Issue, our readers will find
appropriate matter about Thanks
giving, and ON page three a
Thanksgiving story.
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-31
Declare Increase Urged by
MCCIeIIand Would Be Little
Short of ConfiSCation.
BOND ISSUE Is ADVOCATED
IF CITY MUST HAVE FUNDS
Better Boost Rate Than AS
SeSSmentS, But Levy Is Suf-
ficient Now, They Say.

Prominent real estate men today
gave out a written statement vigorous
ly opposing the announced program of
Alderman John r.. McClelland. chair
man of the council tax committee, to
increase Atlantas tax assessments $50,
900, 900 this year.
The statement points out that such
an increase would raise Atlanta's pro-
portion of state taxes from one sixth
to one-fifth. and that it would be lit
tie short Of conf1scation. In the end.
the committee states the tenants would
have to bear the burden in increased
rents.
They advocate a bond issue as a bet
ter solution Of the problem of more
money for improvements. They de-
clare ii would be infinitely better to
increase the tax rate than the assess
ments, but they think that real estate
is being taxed enough as it 10.
The statement follows: