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The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
SHOWER BATH FOR
SLEEPERS IN OPEN
Next to Nature" People Lose
Their Confidence in Au-
gust Weather
"Ker-choo. Good morning.r

.Ker-choo! Good morning"
Coughs. sneezes and wheezes were
the regulation salutations between
early morning Marin county COM
muters yesterday who are enjoying
the next to nature benefits of out
door sleeping these balmy nights.
Secure in their trust of fine August
weather, they went to bed on sleeping
porches and In hammocks Wednesday
night, as usual.
About midnight the valleys I'm the
shelter of old Mount Tamalpais
awoke with mournful wall.
IT'S raining" cried the dwellers
In the open.
Bedclothes were soaked, pillows
damp and soggy, and the drip. drip.
drip Of the rain from trees and per-
golas played a merry tattoo on bare
heads and, perchance, bare feet that
scampered for cover.
1T was the dampest night I ever
spent" murmured one commuter
who ever heard Of rain in August
and at midnight. too7 I knew the
weather would never behave after
Professor McAdie went away
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
OBITUARY NOTES

Rosn F. Boynton, aged SO. widow of
William Boynton, pioneer resi-
dent Of Alameda county, died yes
terday In Colfax. Mrs. Boynton
leaves two Subsidiaries c. Boyn-
ton of Alameda and Prof. William
H. Boynton, formerly of the faculty
of Cornell university. who Is now
making an investigation of rabies
in the Philippines for the United
States government. Mrs. Boynton
will be hurled from the Boynton
home in Fruityale
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
BANKER MARTEL'S CASE
DISMISSED BY COURT
President OF Former Market Street
Bank VIII Not he Prose-
cuted Further

On motion of the district attorney.
the case against A. F. Maretl. one
time president of the now defunct
Market Street bank. was dismissed
yesterday morning by Superior Judge
J. ]. Trabucco. sitting for Judge
Dunno.
Martel was tried and convicted in
1908 on a charge Of issuing fraud
ulent statement relevant to the solv-
ency of the institution.
MaTtel appealed. the Judgment was
reversed and a new trial granted.
William B. Nash. an Official of the
Market Street bank. was charged with
a similar offense. convicted and while
awaiting an appeal died at the county
Jail three years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
HIBERNIANS TO BEGIN
CLASS INVITATIONS
The First Of the Series VIII BE Held
Sunday at the Association
Headquarters

The first OF series of class initia-
tions to be given under the auspices
Of the Ancient Order Of Hibernians
OF San Francisco will be held at the
association headquarters in Valencia
street Sunday afternoon. Prepara-
tions are being made to accommodate
the 215 candidates who are eligible
to take the degrees and also the visit
ing local and out Of town delegates
Division No. SIS degree team will
officiate and large choir. composed
Of members of local divisions. will
furnish the music
An interesting literary program has
been arranged. One of the speakers
Is to be p. ]. Mccormick
The committee of arrangements
follows: William Boyle, NJ j. Giles.
r. b. Mahoney, P. Flanagan, s. ]. Ma
lone. T. r. O'Day, John Donohue. T.
Leahy, J. A. Flanagan. G. T. Reddy. ].
Jones, M. Lally, I. O'Leary, ]. j. Bros
nan, D: F. Baker. NJ. Haniey. C. Hur-
ley. c. Warden. ]. ]. Barry, ]. r. Cum
mings.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
WALL Street IS
MORE CONF F|DENT
Material Gains Scored All
Along Line-Bond Mar
ket Firm and Active

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-Wall street
reached the conclusion today that this
country's relations with Mexico had
improved sufficiently to justify more
confident position in the stock market.
Progress upward was uninterrupted
from the opening Of the market to the
close. and material gains were scored
In all departments. Although 1t was
realized that no definite developments
had occurred, sentiment was decidedly
bullish.
Withdrawal OF $1,000. 600 gold for
shipment to Canada was announced
The shipment follows a recent sharp
decline IN Canadian exchange on New
York. The bank loss on subtreasury
operations has reached an unusually
large figure. so far this week, and
a poor bank statement Is not un-
likely. The Bank of England made a
particularly. strong showing. the pres
ent proportion OF reserves to liabili-
ties, given as 59.46. not having been
equaled at this season for IL years.
The bond market was active and
nrm. Total sales, par value. $1.190.00o.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29

n sfi<ERT-MoORE--o NJ Lambsrt, SO,
$kcramento aud Sadie Moore rs. Oakiano
LITRIE--K KTNGEN-H Harry Lnrie. 81, San Fran
CISCO and Clara Ktngen. 3d. spokane. WASH
MOORE--BAR NfsS-dosn f Moore, y, OAK
land. and FLORENCE s. Barnes. FL Lafkspur:
3fULLER--DERGEN- Henry Muller. - ana
Elsa Durgen. IS. both Of Oakland.
RICus usRpSoN--HARVEY-E ). Richardson
27 san Francisco. and Gretchen Harvey, 20,
Wichita. kan
SANTIAGO RHEINoR-- Fernando SaEtiago,
"a. and Mamie Rheinor. 10, both or OAK
iaad.
TAYLOR-4AL +. Taylor, 43,
Berkeley. ana Emma NJ Hall, 81. West
Union Ia.
rH0AfAS-GoSsAIv II. Thomas.
"a. Oakley, and Margaret Goasaives, Is,
san Lorenzo
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
SEPTEMBER CORN
DECLINES IN PIT
Selling Pressure From the
Leading Longs Feature
of Trading in Grain

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-A decline OF
] Nc in. September corn today under
selling pressure from leading longs
was the feature of trading in grain.
Other months closed at q net loss OF
V @ &c to y x6Ac. Wheat suffered q
net loss Of Y to nc and oats were
down " orc to h0Kc. but provis-
ions closed strong and &c to Is 5@l7h NC
up after weak opening.
Liquidation in September corn be-
gan early, lower cables and talk that
the stock Of cash corn Is rapidly in
creasing giving an impetus to bear
isi1 sentiment. No attempt was made
by the bulls to rally the market until
near the close, when, on reports that
100000 bushels Of corn had been en-
gagged for export. prices stiffened for
time. The close was at or near the
low point OF the day
Wheat showed similar conditions to
corn. Sales of more than $500 BUSH
els for export checked the decline for
time, but profit taking on the BRIEF
rally brought about good reaction.
The dip In other grains carried oats
down also. AS in corn and wheat.
there was considerable liquidation Of
September.
Packers gave support to the pro-
vision market near the close and
prices rose steadily, the rally being
maintained to the end.
CAIcago Grain and Provision Futures
from J. c. Wilson 4 Co.'S private wire)
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Cotton M,rk~t

FURNISHED by J. 9. Wilson 4 Co, Menbers
New York Stock Exchange, San Francisco,
NEW YORK Aug 2S.-The same Influences
dominated the market aud prices ran up easily
Texas had temperatures of 100 to 104 degrees
Oklahoma 100 to los and Arkansas 100 to l02
a whole continued dry: 60 did Oklahoma. A
commission house put the average condition Of
the belt at 71.5 per cent against 1919 per cent
last month Such reports IN connection with
the builish advices from Texas and oklahoma
published In the Journal OF Commerce today
gave the bull speculation noticeable iilip.
Mills both In England and the south, have a
good deal Of cotton to buy There wss heavy
covering OF shorts on the eve Of three holidays
nda r0r
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SOLDIER DENIES WIFE'S
CHARGES OF CRUELTY
Writes Letter TO Court Saying He
Hns Not Seen His spouse I'm
Seven Years

Sergeant Adam Korn. u. s A, in a
letter to the superior court yesterday
from Fort Topham. n. Y. presented
an informal denial of his wife's
charge that he was continually in
toxicated and subjected her to abuse
during the period which she alleged
in her complaint.
Korn informs the court that Ii was
impossible for him to have caused her
mental suffering because of his ha-
bftual fntemperance, for the reason
that he was on military duty for the
last seven years and that he has not
seen her since February 2. 1905.
The letter, however, is not in
form Of an answer, and to make a
showing in court the soldier must
prepare an authentic affidavit before
he can expect consideration.
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United Railroads As continued to decline on
the san Francisco Stock and Bond exchange
yesterday, dropping point overnight e
$3.50, then strengthening 70 $56. with $4,000
worth OF the bonds sold at all prices Nato-
mas Consolidated 6s also were weaker at
SITS Great western Power bonds remained
firm at $50 and Spring Valley Water bonds
at $50. So Pacific Electric Railway IS con-
tinued at 800
Spring Valley Water stock dropped guar.
ter OF q point 20 $54. 70, but Associated on
held frrn at S41f2A. Transactions In -the
listed department totaled S42 coo worth Of
bonds and f40 shares OF stocks
General Petroleum 6s went back fraction
to s57I21S la the unlisted department Pa
cinc Gas preferred was weaker at sS6. Bond
sales were $1,000 in face value. but only a
single block OF stock was transferred.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
APPRoxIMAT1oN

=
% numbers sO01 to e100 inclusive, on the
First Capital OF $10000-S10 each
90 numbers, 1901 to 4100 inclusive, on the
second Capital q sz.ooo--slo each 49,
IN san Jose and san Francisco. Cal No. 4021
draws Second Capital. 81. 600. sold in Oakland.
san Jose and San Francisco, Cal. No. 0l91
draws Third Capital. 81 600. sold in Pleasanton
and San Francisco. Cal. Nos. S942 and 12417
each draws $500. sold in Sacramento. Oakland
The above is for 81: fractions in proportion.
The Original Nacional NJ. &c r. Company Of
San Francisco paid the following for august
James 3. Duffy, collected for II. X. Gregory.
assistant general passenger agent Of the
Atehlsou, Topeka ana santa re railroad, b1S
Market street. residing at Fasrmoat hotel, San
Francisco, Cal, $500.
L. Petersoa. driver Eagle laundry. % Cotton
street sas Franelseo reasa CAL soo street.
Gust HelEotls. proprietor Empress Oyster
stand. Cos Jackson street. residing at CT Clara
]. R. Mitchell driver for Doerr's bakery.
ITO South First street, San Jose. residing at
72o Harrison street, San Jose. Cal. $500
chandise store. Santa Maria, Cal. s., 500.
r15g McAiiister street. residing at 7si Fill-
more street San Francisco 81 $50.
James Mears, employed by Preside and Fer
ries Railroad company, Union street line. re-
siding at 23Ii Polk street, San Francisco,
Luis Damascus. Santa Fe hotel. es4 Folsom
street, San Francisco, $3.50
A. T. Barrett, employed By Union OIL com
pany. on Center, Cal. $1.250.
H. Anderson. real estate and builder, Hearst
building residing &C 294 Church street. San
rranrlsro. ri Stanton steward department
1u5uriIsdB 'uaIsa.O a .s1Jg pus oosIour1a use
hears 1sBa oeg xuBdmoo dTqsuRslS g4sFtF
cor. Landseer apartments, Bush and Mason
streets San Francisco. Cal. $3.50
Charles scheibal. residiRE at the Alexander
hotel 352 Geary street. San Francisco, $500.
D p Delmas. rnachinist. Mare island navy
ward. residing at 420 Tennessee street, Vallejo
Cal, $500.
ri W. Duller. b0okkeeper, Rath5en Bros.
2T2 O'FarFeH street. residing at l45l Taylor
street San Francisco. $500.
f. T. Pearson. proprietor Columbia garage,
6zT- -657 Gesry street, residing At 7o1 Post
street. saa TEsnsiseas $500.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
MISSOURI pAcrFrc,s YEAR

For the year just closed the Mis-.
souri, Pacific system showed gross
revenue In excess of s62,000.0 900, or an
increase OF s7,652. 900. Two years ago.
before B. F. Bush was placed in
charge. the company reported deficit
of more than $4,000, 600 after deduc-
tion OF charges and miscellaneous ad-
justments. In 1912 the dencit was
balance appears on the other side OF
the ledger with a credit of s1,560, 600
over all deductions. The increase In
this account over 1912 Is s3,50o.o0o.
and Improvement will henceforth pos
sess more significance now that the
balance is on the right side OF the
ledger.
In similar way. in the year and
Denver and Rio Grande has been
brought up to the corner and passed
around it. Like the Missouri Pacific,
II has been rehabilitated physically
and reformed In every other way. The
company increased gross revenues
per cent over those Of 1912, but de-
creased the expenditures In the trans
portation department o. per cent and
increased-~smaintens expenditures
7s per cent The surplus after all
charges was s1,S34,000, against 81
006 900 last year.
Missouri Pacific's transportation ex-
penses increased only 6.2 per cent In
1918 over 1912. although gross traffic
tenance expenditures increased l4.4
per cent. The combined upkeep ex-
penditures of both roads in 1913 ex-
ceeded those Of 1912 by $1,000. 600: The
saving in carrying costs on the basis
of the years business and transpor-
tation ratios was $4,000, 600. The Mis-
souri, Pacific reduced its transporta-
tion ratio over 2 per cent or gross.
efficiency barometer more than per
cent
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
OIL AS FUEL HERE
DRIVING OUT COAL
Double the Quantity of
Former Used in State
in 1912

During the yesr 1912 San Fran
cisco and transbtly cities consumed
less than 100000 short tons Of coal
During the same period the total
consumption OF oil for fuel. includ-
ing that used in the manufacture of
gas throughout California. was more
to approximately 100000 tons Of
coal-about twice as much as coal
consumed within the state. which Is
placed at 10000 short tons. These
are from figures just issued by the
United States geological survey
The three railroads entering Cali
fornia--the Southern Pacific, the
Western Pacific and the Atchison.
Topeka and Santa Fe--carried into
the state In 1912 total of .2sS. 4s4
Utah and Wyoming. OF that guam
tity 45.1S4 tons went to San Fran
cisco and 223,310 tons to other points
in the state The receipts by water
at San Francisco amounted 70 5o4.-
zoo short tons. Of which l36, TAI short
tons came from eastern states. for
use chiefly by the naval vessels OF
the United States In Pacific waters.
The receipts by water In 1912 were
123, 1o7 short tons less than in 1911.
and this decrease was nearly alto
gether in the receipts from Australia
Receipts of coal from Australia de-
pend principally on the exports Of
wheat from California, the vessels
turn cargoes of coal for ballast Re-
ceipts of British Columbia coal de-
creased from 233.o67 short tons in
1911 to 202,S75 tons in 1912. and those
from Washington fell OFF from 64.174
short tons TO 55.S5S tons. !. These de.
nearly $4,000 short tons in the coal
from eastern states
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
THIRST PARLoRs LOOTED
Two Saloons on Embarcadero Lose
Cash sEd Liquors

Two saloons on the Embarcadero
were robbed yesterday morning.
A ladder was used TO break through
a rear window of the Acme, 5S East
street. The cash register was rined
of SO and three bottles of liquor were
taken.
The Defender, at s4 East street, was
also visited. The burglars got s35
from the cash register and $40 from
beneath the bar.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
New york Metal Mnrket

NEW YORK. Aug. IS. = Copper = Strong.
Standard spot nominal: September 1920
15s7e: October and November offered at 1ec;
eiectrolyfic 161fe12e; lake. 16.25l1650e
casting. I5.75M15.s7c.
Lcad-ouiet at 4.7cc bid; in London. a2o
spclter-steady at 5.ss05.e5e; In London,
Ell
Tin-Firm Spot and August, 4325a4 a. 75c:
November. ~. 50 a 4a.7oe; October. As. LOG
Intinony-Dull Cookson's. s4o6zs. soc.
lron-Steadv and unchanged.
London markets closed as follows:
Copper Steady Spot. Ell; futures. E7o
II Tin.-strons. IN Spot. f1e7 IS; futures, f1ss
i5s.
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BURGLAR ON JOB AGAIN
Window Smashing Thief Resumes
work by Trying TO Rob Tailor

The window breaking burglar re-
sumed operations early yesterday
morning after q three day layon- He
heaved a brick through the window OF
the tailor shop of Isadore Jonas. l7zs
Fillmore street. He was disturbed by
a passing policeman, who found bolts
of cloth sticking through the opening.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
Receipts Of Produce August 2s
Butter. Cheese ana EGGS

There was less demand for butter than Tor
eggs on the Dairy Produce exchange yesterday.
OF the former cases OF California extras sold
at s2i1c. OF eggs. 20 cases were sold at 31c.
1870 cases at 321c and 10 cases OF selected pull
let's at 26t1c.
The following are official quotations estab-
'Iished By sales. bids and offers on the hoor q
the Dairy exchange Prices in the street. while
governed BY the exchange quotations, generally
range from 155c to 21zc higher. owing to the
various charges to be added
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toPeCIHi D1tp3ttH 10 1ut CdIII
PETALUMA. Aug 2s.-The quotations for
extra ranch eggs advanced Nc today. after re-
ceipt Of transactions OF the San Francisco Dairy
and Egg exchange. Dealers and speculetors Of
fered 3t1sc for extra ranch and 25c for selected
puIlets. The delivery was light
SANTA CRUZ Aug 2S.-Iocai prices for
eggs continue to vary and there Is keen compe
tition among independent buyers and egg ex
changes. The best prices offered were as fol-
lows: Extra. sic; seconds and hrsts, 25c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
WIFE SLAYER ON TRIAL
Angelo Genovase, Who Killed Spouse
in Jealous Frenzy, Faces Jury

Twelve men were obtained yester-
day IN Superior Judge Cabaniss' court
to sit in the case of Angelo Genovase.
Iaborer. charged with the murder
of his wife, Dominica Genovase.
Genovase. in a frenzy. shot and
killed his wife February IS because
he imagined she was not faithful.
The tragedy occurred In a rooming
house at Green and Kearny streets.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
BUTTER, PER POUND
s-.... !. !. I. I. : !.

Extras -. Ia2I &c 50 izcI 81 &c 81 Ia2c SIC
Prime frsts. ls0c soc soc soc soc 3oc
Flrsfs ....l l29c l2sc zoe z9c |2siacl2sne e
No sales OF cheese. Fancy California Oats.
Young Americas 16lac. steady: New York
cheddars 2oc. steady; do twins. zoe. steady;
do triplets. zoe. steady; Wisconsin twins, l6iac.
twins, 16c. steady: do triplets, lsc, steady; do
Young Americas II. steady.
Eggs-California fresh, per dozen. cases In
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
NEW CLERK FOR ATTORNEY

The harbor commission yesterday
announced the appointment of Theo-
dore Larsen to be clerk to Daniel J..
Ryan. attorney of the board Larson.
who is a clerk In Ryan's Office, will
receive SIS a month.
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Cash Grain ana Provisfons

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-cash quotations were
as follows:
Corn--No. 2. 75A@75Hc: Ma white.
7sze; No. waite, 7sAc; No. 8 yellow. 75a
475kc.
Rye--No. 2, 68c.
Barley-5S678c.
Timofhy--S4 50G5. 25.
C1oyer--$l0Gt1.6o.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
FLORISTS

Brcwm s. Ken needy s5sr'l sosr lsss as'lsss- nsar
val: nnson: furerai work spec. Tel Mkt. 5T25
1r>-7ov rT0RFs4Y. phone Mkt 32sS-Funeral
work specially. S017 10th st. near Mission
PARK FLORAL. z437 Halgbt 81. phone Park
t3e-Cat flowers. pits. etc. r. Groves. prop
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO.. the leading Ecrists.
ION, guffpr: Fkn zc94. Frank Shibeiey, mgr.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
Marriage Licenses
sAv rparcrSco

=
The following marriage licenses were issued
Thursday. August rs, 1913:
BLooM--JEFFREsS-Fr B. Bloom. &c. Y.
a. c. A., San Francisco. and Alice |. Jeff-
ress, -, 2745 Golden Gate avenue
CoELLA-LoUREIR0-J NJ Cecilia. %. and
Marguerite Lcureirc. 20. both Of San Mateo.
AK-GRUCANA-yas Gudijak, %
Ssrocketf. and Augusta Grucana. 20. 2e77
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A-chsrles +. How
land p. and Beatrice II. Braghetta, IS.
vA-OTsUNE-Yoshizo Imarpwa. 90,
and 0tsune Goto. 81 both OF Freeport
IMAZUMI-IMAzUMI- Imazimi SO.
and ChIyono Imezumi. 20. both Of Milpitas.
To-NATSUURA-Buh -BuheI Ito 80, and Savage
Matsuura. %, both of Los Angeles.
KITADE- -KOJINA--Hy yoDosuke Kitade. 80,
LANDENBERGER-c -cASASSA-C Charles T. Lam
denberger. 81. Oakland. ana Catherine Cas-
assa. ls, - JASPER place
KAwAOKA-Ssntsuch Matsu-
motto. 80. and Iona kawaoka. %, both Of
Apahein.
MATsUYAMA MAEHA ARA-Kumakichi Mat
suysma. s5. and Mitsuno Maehara. 2s both
MATHEWS WATERS -Cloyce VI. Matthews
%. Salem. Ore. aud Florence X Waters
10. 275 Turk street.
and Taxu Ysmamoto. "a both Of Berkeley.
Recommendations Okuhara. 49,
and Usayo shsmizu. 81. both OF stockton.
R-aI.YA-w FFB-Ellswovth L. Ralya. 49, oak
land. and Mary E. webb. Il. s423 Twentieth
sAKANE- sAsTo-sadaja sasans, %. and
Yusa saHto. 25 both Of san Jose.
SAT0-T0RIGA AE--Eatsutaro Snto. 10, and
Ma.su TariEae 10, both OF Watscnviile.
sTEELE-WHIIE arthur Steele. 80, and
Lulu white, 2s. both Of Oakland.
TAKEsUE- KEMoT0-Denkiehi Takesue.
81, and Tsune Takemoto, 49, both Of sacra
menfo.
TYACK-Ross- Stanley Tyack. Is. and
Bertha c. Ross, "a. both Of Santa Rosa.
INSTRUMENTATION y. Warner, r.
ard Elizabeth T. Bowen, p. both OF Oak
wATsoN-BECK- Frank $. Watson. a5 and
Matte l. Beck, %. both of s1T Leaven-
worth street
wEHE-DURAN- N-Frederick wehe, %. 555
Baker street. and Viola H. Duran, II. Isl
Fourfse1th street.
wEI.KITs -EIsI -Efs-Joaehim ". weikus, 2l.
and Eta Eisler, IS, both Of 1882 California
WILLIAMS -BARRErT-Edwin r. Williams,
"a 4 st. Joseph avenue. and Grace l. Bar
retf "a. 383 Church street.
vIsSIG-- NEISOS William Wissig % 1918
Filbert street. AID Pauline Nelson. ID. 3119
YosHIoISA- -FUJISAKI-Kikiylro Yoshioka.
81 and Suga Fujisaki. rs. both Of San
Diego.
OAKLAND
The following marriage licenses were issued
Thursday August q. 1915
RMSTRGNG-HAND-J- F. Armstrong. 80.
ara Aiieen Hand H. both OF Berkeley
-RUANE--Inwrence BaIenfine.
AS and Mary Ruane. 22. both of Oakland
DTNLEY-HYDE H. Deniey 20,
and Mary T.. Hyder. 81. both OF Oakland
FOx-ERAHAM--Cari II. Fox. u. Miami
Ariz.. and Jessie h Graham 2s Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
MORE CANDIDATES FILE

Declarations OF candidacy were filed
with Registrar zemansky yesterday
by several candidates for supervisors
and other Offices as follows
Treasurer, Oliver Everett: public
administrators. A. K Clifford police
judges. w. c. Shepard. w. H Sigour-
ney and Louis Fl. Ward; supervisors.
walter z. Walker, Thomas p d. Gray,
MAIDS P. Christensen, Lynus vanal-
stine. Charles A. Preston, X. ]. Doyle,
Frank X. Llntner. William II. de Witt
and w. s. vanderburg; tax collector,
H s. Sahlender; recorder. John M.
Reynolds: city attorney. H Slikerman.
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Naval stores--Turpentfne and Rosin
SAVANNAH. Ca. Aug 2s - TnfpentIne-
Firm at 1854 939c. Sales. l,i29; receipts. sTs;
shipments, 80; stocks. A0. s2B,
Rosin-Firm. Sales, 2.2Ta; receipts. 2.SS2;
shipments, 13. stocks, 1e9 S29. Quote A. B
c. D. Is, r aud G. $3.50: II, s461i.o5; 7. Sa-05
I4I0, X S415M425: NJ s4356z4z5: n
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LISTED SECURITIES
UNLISTED SECURITIES

Morning Session.
s1eoe s Gas & Eiec ATS (caiD.. 81 %
$4,000 General Petroleum es.....s.. 81. i2is
5000 Mount whitney Power 6s.-.. 3d.
Is Pacific Gas 4 Electric tpfd). Sc. 90
Afternoon Session
81. 600 Gas & Elec 4ias tcall).. 81. 25
81 600 Western Pacific Ry 5s..--... so .1213
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29

Polo at Del Monte-Spend your
weekend and Labor Day there.=Ad-
VeTtisemeQt s~~~ = - -
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ciearines in Northwestern cite.

PORTLAND. dre., Aug IS -Clearings.
81. asa. .9o9: balances, sos. Ts2.
SEATTLE. Aug. 2s.-clearings, 81 ,9sl. .3ss;
balances, S173.376
sPoKASE. Aug. 2s.-clezrings. s4ss.21I;
balances, $slsSsS.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s--Money On cali
steady, ~ 92ls; ruling rate. 2s closing bid.
Time loans steady; 90 dsys. az; 90 days.
4is. months. per cent.
Prime mercantile paper-5A y @65z rer cent
Sterling exchange-Steady, 81 $500 for 90
day bills and s4Ssf0 for demand
Commercial bflls-S4.S2A.
Bar sflver-599Sc.
Mexican dollars-46c.
Bonds Governments steady; railroads firm.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-29
UNION PACIFIC RIGHTS

Many holders of Union Pacific
rights are Iaboring under the misap-
prehension that the right to sub
scribe to the certificates Of interest
in Southern Pacific stock can not be
exercised until September 2. The sub
scription right must be exercised on
or before September 2, that Is.
holder OF the rights may subscribe
now, make his payment in full. re-
ceive his certificates, and. by making
the required affidavit convert them
into stock at once. September 2 being
simply the time limit for subscrip-
tion. explains the Wall Street Journal