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The Washington times., 1913-03-20
Easter Egg Dyes
8 ColorS. 100 Patterns.

Easter for the children could
not be quite complete without
colored eggs. The expense is
little; their enjoyment is great.
In our assortment are the
quaintest, prettiest, most fas'
cinating of pictures for pat
terns-rabbits and chickens,
and dainty scenery, and lovely
flowers, and all sorts of things.
The dyes come in eight colors
which combine to make any
shade.
The coloring and pictures
are so easily applied that the
kiddies themselves can do it
most satisfactorily, and will
find it heaps of fun. Only Sc
a package.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
BRooMHALL,s GRAIN CABLES

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4.-Nheat opened easy,
A@Hd lower on the decline in America yes
terday Following the opening prices 1t fur
Their declined " @%d, with<khe principal weak
ness In the distant months. Selling pressure
was induced by the bearish official Argentine
report. larger Manitoba offers. with decline in
spot prices, and the generally favorable crop
summary. At 1870 p. m. the market weak
and prices were #@ad lower than yesterday.
Corn opened quiet and unchanged. but later
heavy realizing developed and prices declined
Hd~ Selling pressure was induced by large
Argentine offers and renewed pressure of spot.
The European visible supply of wheat this
week decreased 1892, 900 bushels and now
amounts TO a, 1876 600 bushels. Last year there
was q decrease of 8. 400 600 bushels. when the
total amounted to 81 $50 600 bushels
Russia-The weather in the southwest con-
tinues dry and the outlook for the seedlings Is
unsatisfactory. In the southeast the outlook
for the new crop is satisfactory.
Roumania-The new crop this year Is off
cially placed at ia. 800 600 bushels, against
81, 600. 600 bushels last year.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to official report
the crons are exceptionally good There have
been beneficial rains in north and center. In
the Pampas wheat is being damaged by rust
In the south the outlook is bad: in the north
not quite so bad. Oats crop is generally
good, except in the west, where the crop
shows rust
India-There has been light rain in the
Punjaub, but droughty areas have not been
relieved. Prospects for exports show no Inn
provement.
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BORN

BENOTT-In this city, October 30, 1918, to
the wife of Joseph Benoit. son.
BOND-In this city, November 3, 1913, to the
wife Of Harry @. BOND. son.
BREUER-In Burlngame, CAL, November 3,
1913, to the wife Of Otto A. Breuer, son.
BRICKWEDEI--In this city, October so, 1913,
to the wife Of @. e. Brickwedel, daughter
DAzET-In this city. November 2, 1913, to
the wife of Louis Dazet, daughter.
HARMAN-In this city, October ~, 1918, to
the wife Of G. II. Hartman, son.
HEY-In this city. October 81, 1913, to the
wife Of Clifford Hey, daughter.
HOOK-In this city, August 81. 1913, to the
wife OF Look Hook, daughter.
J0HNS0N-In this city, October q, 1918, to
JOHNS0N-In this city. october 80, 1913 to
the wife Of Albert johnson, a daughter
J0SuE-In this city. October 10, 1913, to the
1os This cits ocfor san "a 1918 to
the wife Of Peter Lacoste. a son.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a, 1913. to the wife
Of Hilaire Latreille tnee Rosengren). a
LINDSAY-In this city. October %, 1913, to
the wife Of r. Il. Lindsay, q SON
the wife Of W. H. ochsner. a daughter.
PERRY-To the wire OF Arthur w. Perry. a
daughter (stillborn).
wife Of G. A. Percy. son.
PIERETTI--In this city. October 20. 1918, to
the wife Of Carlo Pieretti, SON
h14iSSJ--iu ibis CITY, DClUUtf 80, 1Sios " eAc
wife OF NJ. ]. Reisso. a son.
ROWAN-In this city, October %, 1913, to the
wife Of John Rowan. a daughter.
STAFFORD--In this city. November 1. 1913.
to the wife Of Dr. David E. Stafford (nee
Dundon), daughter.
STEvENS--In this city, October %, 1918, to
the wife Of Wilhelm Stevens, a son.
STEINER-In this city, November /, 1918, to
the wife Of David Fl. Steiner. son.
SWANSQN--In this city. October 81. 1918, to
the wife Of G. L. Swanson. daughter.
SWEENEY-In this city. October %, 1918. to
the wife Of ]. J. Sweeney, daughter.
TU0NINEN-In this city, October 81, 1913 to
the wife of Alfred Tuoninen, q son.
WARD--In this city. October 30, 1918, to- the
wife Of Charles Ward, son.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
today.
Frank x. Mcclure. %, San Francisco, and
Mary Fort, %, Alameda
Bianchi, 20. both Of San Jose.
Charles v. McDermott. p, and Elizabeth
Perry, 49, both of Oakland
John 9. Bell. p: san. Francisco, and Eileen
A. Hosford Is, Alameda.
william c. Henry. %. and Mildred E. Me-
Commons. is. both Of Oakland.
Willis Fl. Gray. %, Antioch, and Bessie ".
Duncan, 20, Clayton, Gal.
Fred W. Smith. SO, Modesto and Elizabeth
A. Roberts, 81. Berkeley.
Rafael Pereda, 80, and Frances Nabarette,
81, both of San Leandro.
John Stamoas, %, and Margaret Homes,
both OF Los Angeles.
Carlo vallerRa, %, and Celestina bucchetti,
is, both of Oakland.
both Of Centerville-
orley J. Gillespie. %, Toledo, o.. and Lacy
3. Marrold, %, Toledo. o.
william D. Moltke, 80, 1921 Lincoln way,
and Emily b Scott, y. 10 Twenty-eighth
Luigi Cassinerli, %. 1851 Twenty sixth
street. and Esmelia Cuneo. 10, same address.
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TO LEAVE THIS PORT

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
For Honolulu. stmr Sierra. Captain n. @.
Houdlette, at p. M. from Filbert street
For victoria. stmr President. Captain R. J..
Paulsen. at 2 p. m. from Broadway wharf
For Astoria and Portland stmr St Helens,
For Coos Bay. stmr Redondo. Captain G.
Erickson. at p M. from Lombard street
For Los Angeles. stmr Hanalei Captain r.
L. HANNA, at .. m. FROM Howard street
For Los Angeles. stmr Northland Captain
H: R; Dodge, at p M. from Lombard street
For For Seattle and Tacoma, stmr Aroline. Cap
tain A. H. Sears, at p. m, from Harrison
M WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
For London and Iiverpool-Stmr Architect,
Captain W. NJ. Nelson, at p M, from
IF For Manila. via Honolulu and Guam, A
T stmr sherman, at IL noon' from A L
For Seattle and Tacoma. stmr Watson, Cap
tain r. Brennan, at 3 D. M, from Howard
For Seattle, Tacoma and Everett. stmr
Wilmington, Captain J. Ramselius. at IL M,
from First street wharf
Fer Eureka, Fields Landing and Arcata,
stmr Phoenix, Captain E. Kokeritz, at ii
a. M. from Lombard street wharf.
For Fort Bragg, stmr Brunswick. Captain
J. e. Wahlgren, at p M. from Army
For Point Arena, Mendocino and Little
River, stmr Sea Foam, Captain Henrickson.
at D. M. from Mission street wharf
For Los Angeles. stmr Santa Clara, Captain
@. NJ. lessen, at 10 a. M. from Vallejo
street wharf.
For Los Angeles and San Diego. stmr Har-
yard. Captain r. Jepson. at p. M, from
Pacific street wharf.
Fer Grays Harbor. stmr Chehalis. Captain
f. II: Cook, at p. m, from Union street
For ooquilIe River. stmr Fiheld, Captain ].
Lindberg. at p. M, from Filbert street
wharf.
For Crescent City. stmr Mandalay, Captain
J. f. Johnson, at p. m. from Harrison
street wharf.
For Los Angeles. stmr Willamette. Cap
tain c.. Reiner. at p. M. from Powell
street wharf.
ARRIVED NOVEMBER
$40 a. M, stmr Bowdoin. T1bbetts, 81
hours from San Diego: ballast to W. Tibbetts.
$50 a. M, stmr Rosalie Mahoney. Hutton,
IS hours from ASTORIA S25 tons grain and
56O. COO feet lumber to Olson & Mahony.
3:45 a. M. stmr Paradise. jacobson, 20 hours
from Portland via Astoria 50 hours: merchan-
disc to Williams. Dimond C Co.
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS
SITUATION HARDENING

CHICAGO, Nov. lit is the impress
sion among bulls that the situation Is
gradually hardening here, in the
northwest and in Canada. Marketings
there have been free and close an
alysis of it shows a larger percentage
has left farmers hands than the trade
In general is aware of. The heaviest
pressure they believe has already been
passed and cash handlers at Duluth
and Winnipeg are In some instances
taking more encouraging view of
number OF big houses are apparently
trading to widen the difference be-
tween December and May.
Corn bulls stick to the belief that
the market is oversold and that De-
cember corn will work to d premium
over May. Shipments are expected to
exceed the receipts for the greater
part of this week. Cash houses have
less corn bought from farmers at this
season than In number OF years.
Oats have few friends.
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FINANCIAL NOTES BY WIRE

Because Of the election In that city. the
New York Stock exchange and other markets
there are closed today.
Public stocks in Chicago: wheat-This
week, 4 964. 600; last week. 5000, OO0 last
year, 2.410. 600 Corn-Tnis week, Lose, 600;
last week, It's 900; last year, 691 900. Oats
This week. 8, 2S2 90: last week, 100000; last
year, 81, 600.
Liverpool wheat closed H@H lower. Corn
closed q al lower
Paris wheat closed u lower. Antwerp V
higher Berlin and Budapest Il lower.
Liverpool cotton due "A higher. Opened Ia
~ higher. At p about points net
higher.
Primary movement--Whea today $4,000
bushels, last week / .2Sg, 900: corn, today $685.
coo, last week So, 900.
Liverpool cotton closed about 8 points net
higher.
Ruenos Aires wheat opened u higher for
January and q lower for February.
Estimate: Wheat 33 cars, corn SO cars
oats 146 cars, hogs $4,000 head.
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LOCAL SUGAR QUOTATIONS

The Western Sugar Refining company quotes
net prices graduated sugar. in bags Of 100
lbs, as follows Western fine graduated. $4-65;
fruit graduated. $4.65; Gamers granulated.
$4.65: crystal dominos, whole pieces. 8 ID car
tons. $3.50; do 2 ID cartons, &S.95; do, half
pieces. 2 Id cartons, $S.95; monarch bar, So;
tablets, in half bbls 1925; do 70 lbs boxes,
So 40; cubes, $4.90: monarch powdered, "a. 75;
xxx powdered, s4-75; confectioners' A,
$40; extra G, $4.45; golden G, $4.05: D,
company quotes net prices on granulated sugar.
In bags OF 100 lbs. as follows: G. & Fl. fine
standard. s4.65: coarse dry graduated, $4.65
$40; cubes, $3.50; "Higrade" bar, So;
bricks I'm half bbls). $5.O5: bricks lin Is ID
boxes), $40; II. & e. crystal dominos Is 10
cartons). 1895; extra ine dry graduated Goo
lb bags), $4.45: extra G, $4.I5; golden c..
s.. 05: yellow d, $685.
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PROVISION PRODUCTS

Wholesale price list provision products
given this morning By Miller 4 Lux: Hams (per
ib)-Eastern NJ. & L. brand, pope; Califor-
mia, II. III. brand. 20c; picnics, 131ac; bacon.
eastern Nj. & l.. brand 6-8 average 25c; $40
average, De- 6-S average. 23c; $40 average.
22c. Pure LArd-Terce basis. l2idc; short
tierce basis. 10c; salad oil. Soc; white cooking
oil. 68c: yellow cooking OIL soc.
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LEGAL AND OFFICIAL

NOTICE OF SALE OF HOPS AT PRIVATE
SALE IN THE MATTER OF THE HARRY
FRASER C0MPANY-State Of California.
County OF Butte in the Superior Court. 8.
Frank Paul ct AL, Plaintiffs, VS.. Harry
Fraser. ct al. Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
an order of the Superior Court of the County
OF Butte State of California, made the
third day OF October. 1918. in the above
entitled action, l will sell at private sale
and subject to the approval OF said Superior
Court after Wednesday. October 20. 1913.
on the terms aud conditions hereinafter
stated: Eighty five thousand lS5.oo0) pounds
Of hops.
These hops were grown on the river
ranches more commonly known as the
Fraser Rooney ranch. Fraser-Walker ranch
and Harry Fraser ranch.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash In
United States gold coin: 10 per cent OF the
purchase price to accompany each bid: BAL
ance OF purchase price to be paid on ap-
prevail of sale by said Court
Bids or offers must be In writing ana dos
will be received at the Office OF the Receiver
at the First National Bank. In the City or
Chico County Of Butte. State OK Calfornaa.
Dated October s. 1913.
Receiver In the Superior Court In the above
fFirst pub. Oct y. 1851
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HAM AND BACON

ham and bacon are Primrose hams. 1912,
22c: do 1914 22c; do 14-16. PIE; primrose
bacon 49, soc; eastern star hams, 1912.
ri NC; do 12-14 211ac; eastern skid hams, 23c;
do 1915 2I1c; eastern star bacon, 49, 29c;
do 6-s. 2Sc; do S-1O &c: do 1912, 20c; mon
arch hams, 1912, zoe: do 12-16. &c; monarch
picnic hams 141ac: arrow bacon, $40, 261tc;
do 1912, 251hc; medium bacon, 201ac: Lit D.
s.. $40. 2sc; do 1912, 22c; light medium.
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FORECAST TILL 5 p. NJ, PACIFIC TIME,
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
For San Francisco, Oakland and vicinity
Rain tonight and Wednesday: light south wind.
For California, north OF the Tehachapi--Rain
tonight and Wednesday; light south wind
For California, south of the Tehachapl-Un-
settled weather tonight and Wednesday, prob
ably rain. light southwest wind.
For Nevada--Unsettled weather tonight and
Wednesday probably rain
For Sacramento valley-Rafn tonight and
Wednesday; light south wind.
For Santa Clara valley-Rain tonight and
Wednesday; light south wind.
For San Joaquin valley-Rain tonight and
wednesday; light south wind.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
A portion OF the storm has moved eastward
through British Columbia and Is central over
Saskatchewan. but the main storm continues in
the North Pacific. Rain has fallen over CalIfor-
mia from San Jose northward and over Ore
gon and washington, and generally cloudy and
unsettled weather prevails in the south. Rain
has also fallen In Texas. Oklahoma, Colorado
and from Pennsylvania northeast over New
England and the St. Lawrence valley. The
weather is fair over the Mississippi valley,
lake region and plains states. The temperature
has fallen over the upper Mississippi valley
and southern Rocky mountain region. Condi-
tons are favorable for rain in this district
tonight and Wednesday.
O. H. WILSON, Local Forecaster.
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Local AND GENERAL FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL news
GRAIN RECEIPTS
IN SAN FRANCISCO
Increase in Wheat Over Last
Year, but Decrease
in Others

Grain receipts In San Francisco for
each month of thu current year and
comparison with october. 1912. are
announced by the Grain Trade asso-
citation of the Chamber OF Commerce
as follows.
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SAN RAFAEL LICENSES

SAN RAFAEL, Nov. 4.--Marriage licenses
granted here yesterday were:
Carl A. FeItina. A. San Francisco, and
Charles B. Mcbride, n, and Ruby A. Nash,
a. both of San Francisco.
Frank Fellner, 80, and Frances J. Lang, "a.
wiliiam Il Burt, 80. Berkeley. and Gertrude
T. Halliday, "a, Oakland.
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Fresh Fish (per lbl--Halibut 12hc; carp, 4
05c; catfish. l0012hc: Goldfish. &c; red rock.
Zoe; soles Sc; sand dabs. SCI small soles, 7c.
sea bass, 1211c: tomcod. 10c; smeit, l24c;
craWfsh 25Q3Oc.
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BUTTER. cHEEsE AND EGGS

Cheese California fancy flats. II re pound,
nfrm; frsts. Ice. hrm; do seconds, 14c; fancy
Young Americas, 17hc, hrm, do hrsts, l5c,
nrm; Oregon twins. Ice. steady; do triplets.
l0c, steady; Young Americas, tic. steady.
EaFtern-New York cheddars, fancy, 2Oc,
steady; Wisconsin fancy, twins. 161c, steady;
do tripIets, 171tc. steady.
Retailers charged &c pound on each square
OF butter and &c q dozen on eggs over these
quotations.
Receipts today-Butter. d. 500 pounds; eggs.
81 40 dozen; cheese, 1,500 pounds.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
SECURITIES NOW
At THEIR LOWEST
R. {. MuIcahy Analyses the
Business Situation and
Sees Better Times

Business sentiment Is waterlogged
with blue fluid The tariff is being
digested In sections. The proposed
currency change has the bankers by
the ears. The railroads are balancing
the scales. one side representing ex-
penses going up and the other side
the earnings going lower. There is
something wrong and the scales. must
fair"
This statement was made to The
Cali this morning by r. E. Mulcahy,
rresident partner of E F. Hutton &
20, when asked to analyze general
financial and business conditions at
the present time. But Mr.. Mulcahy
sees sees peter times ahead. for he con-
II can see nothing to put securities
iower' and IN many cases stocks and
ponds Of good, well managed corpora
tIons are under their real worth l
marked up before the first of the year.
insurance companies and other in
vestment organization, probably will
cause the advance. There will be put
INTO circulation on January 1 $780,
oV0,o00 from dividend sources. This
Will relieve the money market
Inc banks will become tired soon
OF carrying reserves well beyond re-
qu1rements and when this happens
money Will be freely offered and at
reasonable rates. Crops, generally
speaking. were good this year except
IA small sections of the country. What
the producer has lost in a smaller
crop he has made up in advanced
prices. Europe will take more wheat.
corn and cotton from America this
year than ever before.
The whole situation can be summed
up In two ways Politics and lack OF
confidence, for one, and the flooding
Of the whole country with new issues
or securities of untried and unsea-
soned corporations, for the other.
These new securities are like a baby,
they must creep before they can walk
This latter condition has been more
serious from q financial Standpoint
than is generally known"
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES
Young MAN, if you have
a few hundred dollars
cash, can furnish good
security, desire to en-
ter a profitable, clean
business, you should
investigate a d v e r.
graph service. Ferry
AdvergrapH1 Co., A37
Pacific Bldg.
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LOCAL sEcuRrTIE FIRM

Local securities held firm on the San
Francisco Stock and oBnd exchange
this morning. Though the demand was
not great, theer were no considerable
hands brought the prices they have
been quoted at in recent transactions.
Los Angeles Lighting guaranteed So
had the first movement in some time,
bonds to a value of $4,000 selling at
par. Other bond transactions totaled
a par value of s6.000 Associated Oil
stock showed a fractional advance
over the last preceding sale at S37.S712,
while Fireman's Fund insurance stock
maintained it's price at $3.50.
In unlisted securities business was
almost at standstill. The demand
for General Petroleum bonds fell off
pending more authoritative news of
De Sabla's financing deal in England
The best bid was s56, wit hno bonds
offered Neither was there any GEN
eral Petroleum stock for sale.
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PORK, LARD AND OIL

on pork. lard, cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard, tierces, 14c; do 5s per
So. arrow compound. fierces, 1012c; do Sos
IS IS; do los. Sc 70; do 5s $6.s3; do IS. $500;
yellow arrow cooking oil. Csc; white arrow
family beef, $24: family beef, s24: extra mess
beef, s24; extra prime pork. $25; extra pig
pork, 500. Califene-Tubss 1l&c; half bbls.
11&c; / fierce. IKE; tierces. 11hc.
tierces. lie; case. 81. Cottolene-Half bbls.
111hc; / tierce, 11Mc; 2 tierces, 11Nc; Sc,
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Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT

OU6 TILE 3
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
From Tacoma, stmr r. Fl. Leggett.
From Portland stmr Northland-
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER s.
From Honolulu, stmr Lurline.
From Portland. stmr Bear.
From Eureka, Fields Landing and Arcata,
stmr F. A. Kilburn.
From Fort Bragg, stmr Arctic.
From Los Angeles, stmr Harvard.
From seattle, stmr Willamette.
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LocAL VEGETABLES

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Potatoes fper ctD--Delta whites, I5c@s1;
Salinas, $1.S5@2.10; sweets. $1.25Wl50; Japs,
&1.35
Onions fper ctI)--Siiverskins, $1.5o@1.75; on
street. 15c higher.
observation-disclosures, 75c6$1.25 per box;
garlic. sd1cc per Id; cucumbers, $1@1.50 per
box. okra, per box 75c; string beans. 3@6c
per ID; lima, case; peas. 6d9c per 10; green
peppers 250l6oc per box; hot chile. Toe; egg
plant. 50cMS1 25 per box; squash, summer, 81
mf75 per box; do cream. per box, 50@75c;
pumpkins, per sack. 81; Hubbard, per sack, %
a 75c do marrowfat. 50@75c; sprouts. S1a %
&c per lb celery. per doz lunches, 3og4Oc.
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WEATHER REPORT

SAN FRANCISCO. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER a.
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS
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PRINTING

ALL job and commercial printing. STEWART
PRINTING CO., 1864 Market st.. s. r. Cop
per plate printing. Country orders solicited.
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SUN, MOON and TIDE
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 4
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS
CATIroRNIA srAroAST

Trindid Head Light Station-Characteristic
Of light changed and intensity Increased NO
vember J. The characteristic changed from
fixed white, varied by red fash, to group HASH
ing white. showing white flashes every 20
seconds, thus:
The iliumsnanr changed from oil to mean
descent oil vapor; the intensity OF the light
batting apparatus is OF the fourth order.
N. to M. No. 40, 1918, par. 1880.
@. q G.. s. STARTS $40, $500. 5002. 5052, U.
Light List, Pacific coast 1912, D. "a, No. 81.
Buoy List. Pacific coast. 1911, p. n.
Coast Pilot, Pacific coast, 1909, p. 20.
BY direction OF the commissioner Of light
houses H W RHoDD2 InspectA
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INVESTMENTS
WITH 5000 and up you
can get into a clean
business that pays
we'll. ADVERGRAPEI
SERVICE looks good
every way you figure
it. FERRY ADVER=
GRAPH CO., 457 Pa
cific bldg.
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MT. WHITNEY EXTENSIONS

John Coffee Hays, president of the
Mount Whitney Power and Electric
company ann9u inc sot that that concern
II months on improvements and ex-
tension of the service. The work on
the Wolverton DAM, located back of
8, will be rushed to completion and
extensive improvements will also be
made at the yisalia steam generating
plant. New sabstations of a modern
type are to be put in at Woodville.
Terra Bella, Goshen, Strathmore and
Earlimart, and the stations at Delano
The company has just completed the
installation OF new lighting system
for Visalia.
MIDWAY GAS ASSESSMENT
An assessment Of SO g share has
stock of the Midway Gas company,
deIinquent November 20, sales day
December 16.
WEALTH OF NATIONS
In an address before the American
Iron and Steel institute at Chicago.
e. III. Gary. chairman OF the United
States Steel corporation. inquired the
approximately as follows:
United States ...----.--..-- $3.50 GOO GOO coo
England -..--...-..'---..-- soVvv V, ~
France --...........-...-...-. $1,000 000. 900
Germany ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000. 0O0. 900
The amount Of money in the United
States. United Kingdom and Germany.
United states .......s3 81, 800 900. 900
United Kingdom ..----..-.-- LOO 700 700 oo0
The railroad mileage for 1911, the
date of the last publication at hand,
was.
United States ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2465 T3
Great Britain % al
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