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Newspaper Page TextPORTLAND -SMSaaanaWH THE OREGON -' SUNDAY JOUKNAJ& JPORTI,ANDa, SUNpAY : MpRNINQ, ; JUNE3 :lfl07 LOCALS AND SPOKAPJE FLIERS COLLIDE I j f Both Trains Go Into the Ditch'; i 3 Thousands See Spectacle Under Electric Light ; and Nearly Expire With Laughter, sg ' Most people say It was because. Jim " It really, was an awful wreck out at Casey headed in too close to th.aterlM"naiiel:i.fb ZV? 1 Portland local and piled both train! In the ditch JCvery one of the two train crews were .0 severely Injured that It took several bottles of anti-Sunday closing lotion to heal their hurts. The Injured wore removed to the temporary hospital prepared at the Commercial club, and given expert, treatment by Tom Jtlchardeon;. ' , Dispatcher Charlton tot his schedule mixed in the beginning and gave Spo kane a clear track Into the Portland terminals Engineer Furnlss attempted ran ana arownea nis engine, pome contend It was because Mike Booh saw two red lights when the, block was clear and buckled his parallel rods, but others - swear thrt Dispatcher Charlton dumped Frank VVamsley into , the emergency switch and blocked the mala line. . ' t -.The real .reason. J however, jls 'that Gordon Craig got his throttle jammed, saw the switch was open and blew out his cylinder heads on the reverse. - Anyway, the wreck hurried Time keeper Jack lO'Qrady under the caboose , and the conflicting orders will never be known. The schedule was, burned up when Matter's oil tank exploded and the running time will ever be a mys- Railroad. officials ' state, however. , that if McCorquodale had used his sand ; just before he hit Collins' curve the ac cident would 'have peeq averted. ' to run through the Knight with a blind headlight and missed the rord. Bt Inter sold flagged the. tho wrong ticket and local, blocking the main line. Charlton set all semaphores red. ordered the, whistles -tied, down and took to the wooos. He is sun - running. Rvarvhndv alia has . atonned- . Ths flower mission is glad, however, that SCOn nYSTERY yi-u. : ..... . FIFTEEtHJIIIUIE FLOOD AT SALEM Steward of Lake Tag Erans Cloudburst "While It Lasted " Is Found in Dazed Con : :(; dltion at Hotel. y Hail Covers Earth Eain in East Oregon. BELIEVED BEAUTIFUL (Special Dtopctdi to 1U IoVmL) " ;W0MAN WAS KILLED torrential downpour of rain this j - 1 anernoon, wnen, 1 lor io buouih mm roe rain 101- streets ran like rivers. Two: Kegroes Were Seen to ? Enter lowed- brief thunder .term, 'In' Polk - 1 m, w v aa n aa?W 4 vih ' Sk . ; the Boat Before Man Disappeared rainfall was moderate, but at liberty, , i , , v ,.v .. Invo miles from Salem, considerable and No Trace Can Be Fonna aamaa wm caused ty a nau storm. ... .., k . - , v -1. , iHall fell to a depth of about one and ' Pm Yilrl fnrtvA C ',,1; clone half Inchaa Cherries weralntured. ,1 one half Inches. Cherries were Injured, but now serious the damage is cannot ba ascertained. The apple crop eu (Tared a little, but the prunes did not sustain any marked damage.,. .', ';. . GOOD BAIN EC GILLIAM (PoblUtMrs , Frees by apeelal Leased Wire.) CAloago.: Juna ' tlr(aundar) Walter Scott.steward' of -the lake tug Evans, supposed to have been murdered during Friday night V aboard the craft as she I Klickitat County; Washington, Also lay ax ma docas jn na un,ipago nw, E-ioy- Downnonr. the wreck 'occurred: So. are' tha people diocks xrom ma nver yjis momio, Arlington, Or.,Juna II. During the who took it la. - , . ., . - I unable to give an account or nimsu, 1 past 14 hours there has been a general rain rail nver -ait ' ox umiam county, r ARLETA THIEVES , STEAL A HOUSE and the polios are trying to unravel a m'vsterv In which two Greeks, a beautl- a-ould be fuV woman and. a bloody elw with Vlro,Ut managers human hairs hanging- to It figure eon- KSftthaV S vaS 52S a put the splcuously, , . 1 - y : X&i2 ISKS "A, i,".J.a T ty.e-. i ,.f -vi.k n.k. . h-.utl- Wunoaat cropa almost certain wu..w . - aw I .... . " ...M " ' - I With f Scott, who la believed to have- coma 0. E. Matleii Returns From t East to Find Vacant Lot cent Increase In salaries would rr anted to all ooerators and Alarch 1 lasU. On March 1 ha 'alidina acalsT In operation. - ... . w... ' : I several weeks .aao from Chattanooga. haoW rS:1'1;" I:inCl??Z I at night when the erew ware at iT.- iiT. ifcJl d C. tneir nomes aanore ana prepare oreoa- ll$J2tA,f 2J?infiIl.li? .SfilbS1 ft for them at s o'clock each morning. i". eVe7 &LinS ili Saturday morning Johnson boarded tl.TiL'l.'isii1: th boatTfound It deserted, the walls women .was rated at 150 and the other i m.rL. With the exception of the lata spring looas petter with the rain what has lust fallen and the proper weather for a few days this oounty will produce more wheat than in any year during the last ave Blokleton. Wash- June It -Thera has been almost a steady downpour er rain over the entire eastern end of Klickitat county. While the crops In general were , not suirering xor rain, it a mm 9 I l-srw Trt ' w nere iiome . v as. v i ?. I Returning -to, Portland after two found that some on had (torn down his house and carried away the lumber, with three trunks, some clothes, a stove, bad and bedding, furniture, carpenter tools, knd his -work .bench, leaving the lot on whlchf the hotiae stood as clean as it was before he started to build the bouse. , - . . - Matlen appeared at the Journal office last night ta advertise that the - person who thus stole his house bodily Is known to htm, and unless a settlement Am -. M - . in' 1 1 i.Ll- - in Biiauv irrenit will iuiiuw . wiuuo. pener did. W kluJ .aa.MkMne. I.acranira 1 a-Mt.! s.ei1 ekf . WC(A Th ol 1 ' vraifi on trike. On of th women cam here and tn bloody cleaver lylnr near J never looked better than at present aiuon 01 iv wiu ziwa ee soa h biubwi per acre. ceived a salary of tt6 per month. Bhel-i.,, kih . h. riunr'i hl.rt WINNERS NAMED wo pufc iv ui sa ucro mi ffuv. Aivor i Tohnsaon rA Usui In thsm fWliAoL she htuT worked the first-lass wire one Joan,on c m " Puo- week she found her aalar ratlna- was retty atninette. t 4- I v 160. - ,. . - ' ' I Two men employed near the docks on Thii Amin' nrntstd ' tA til' h1f I Wlit.v m vn1 n cr ma v brtinatt vrrniin operator aaalnst working an 11 wire I of Dloaalna aoDearanca. aaed about IS. on a 150 salary. Her salary was In-lwalkln nervously uo and down the creased to I5S ner month. The West-1 sodden Blanks, casting freauent slanoes tonr nf th aaat and south. era union reiegrapn - company maae a tnrougn me noat s portnoies ana omngito return to reaucuon or s ner montn on tnese ner 11 ds imnatientiy. . Ail aay ctaturamyiaf six wmkl two positions, ret uoionei ciowry says the police woraed rainiy . upon various 1 Miss Stuart's Itinerary mciuaee tns company is paying ths 10 . per cent clews. " visit at the national caplt (Continued from Page On) ... promising through the boat's portholes and biting I to return to ths Pose City at, the end Increase In good faith and la not work ins any sliding seals, . ', Kay atrtke la Bast, vimtt at tha nattrm) nanftiL flva dava Just after mldnlaht 'this morning the I at tha Jamestown azDositlon. a week polios were called to a hotel by an ax-lor so at Raleigh. Ashevllle and Jeffer- ctted ciera, who said na neuevea Walter I aon. North Carolina, tha state of her The stories to the effect that there Z?"w".J"Zr'Z.. I ?".-"',?L Z:.Z.Z,lZ J . .lt. .1 .. t I1VS VUIV vn sis iitwu, en av w vttou us 1 wiW I Oleail Oal AJnjafiu eiMitfiuw v -svwoaeaa vsuiuausi vi en insui eoaot SI headed for 'San Francisco will not bear investigation. , it they were not re . . 4.-11 x (' care of the n e graph booth In 1 tnese stories were true it would not : ' . di.v...,i t.i. a ltifnt. wuii r ua. xx liib comDajuaa . nooa ntui 1 nt. ,1... : week. An early-settlement will save the I jTancisoo with strikebreakers they may I , , tome to ma at the Brlggs house. I nousa iniei litigation, expense ana m- una urgent neea ror inem on tne ai i i.,,ku . ., yimiFUUIVItl, VOJT JUailQU, I VVWBk BUUIUf ! lf IllOf 'tTriVSkL . ' , MMfia.a Tlma .Tns nouse was near the school house lin tne meantime Han irraiiRlann nntrit. r : . . .tmiwn- ft Laurelwood. It was a small bouse, I ore are taking a much-needed vacation. J ' The man now identified as Walter youngest of the three winners. A month 4 feet square and one story high. Mat. They will participate ln a series of plo-1 Scott sat down In a lobby chair and for ago she left for an extended visit with len says he owns three half-acre lots it Laurel wood, on one of which ha had nics and excursions naxt weak.1 1 no roiiowing statement was Issued nis started-to build his house. When the late tonicht bv -tha cram commit ta ouisiae neii was compietea, juatien xrom the headquarters of the Teleg- found it necessary to go east. He had raphers union at Sunset Mail. Oakland.: the roof on, and the four walla com- 'Tour Western Union division chiefs Plate, but had not yet cut the windows joined the strikers . todav. Tha Pn.tal out. - xaving nis tooia, rurniture ana operating xorce oonalsts of General Bu other property in the bouse. Matlen perlntendent Storror, Assistant General locked , the door and went away. He Superintendent Blake. Superintendent a and glased eyes was found under the land Memphis. She will writs her lra- ox tne nouse pnysician. io i.aa pressiops 01 tns easrt ana a comparison to the telecraon booth In the hotel of tha Jamestown and Lewis and Clark oDDy some ume iate u naay nl5 aaniijairs xor journal reaaers. : Soesnt JCbow Xor Suooess, Miss Robertson, winner of second place, is a well known sooiety belle 01 Portland, and even prattler than her picture. She la of blonde type and the several hours was unnoticed. Finally her mother to Seattle and other cities. Q condition attracted attention and and does not yet know of her capture nf tha nrlaa It la Soott . haa been taken to a hospital has yet learned of her photograph be- physiolans were called. doubtful whether she for examination and the polloe have ling entered. She lived at 1 04 Twenty started upon a fresh scent. Two ne- second street -north. Koea were seen, it now develops, 101 Miss Lena u. farnsn is aiso a native aboard the Evans soon after the mys- Oregon girl, having been born In Le- tarloua woman waa last seen. One or banon Is years aao. una has bean a more murders are believed to have been resident of Portland and vicinity for came back last week, and when ha went I hh,h vi..ii.n ahL t--i nui-t committed and the nolioe think the body the past "four years, and la now am' to Insnect his noma na found a 'vacant I dwain nii nnnr.tn -m u..n. lot where he had left a house. .. ; I 'The Western Union have about a .lBcmiry ainona the neltrhbors devel-1 'nn. inrindinv nfriiaia wmvin. . oped the fact that several, people ha4' tha key. Ws are gaining recruits every will be found at tho fotton of the river. ine lumoer ana otner property.- ' rt 11 ti ' .j ' f .. a theHumber hafl been Slsea m"bullcl I j i ttw a vim A.iuruiiHi lag the hoaae InJ which one of .the aWi i . PIqKAJB OTrTRKS legeo thieves -la now said to be living, Wf.' -Ci'-" ' " 5 . fiaVHeU BtAcMi 6, ijrif lne.. and, other property at.1700.1 , . ai AHOffteee 1- A . . i irnoiiHciriTni or ouacisi Laasaa twit. i CONVICT SUES FOB , GOOD TDIE CREDIT COMPLETE i TIEUP ' ' (Continued from at. to: tha artist who made the .winning nho- tograpo of her. . , The Third Wlnnea, ' . Miss ' Parrlsh - la a tvnlcal Oracon beauty, having' brown hair, gray eyes. fair complexion ana tne oencete color ing whloh only the climate of this state nan bestow. She la five feet one Inch la height. ' The greater portion of Miss Pa Irish's life waa SDent at Lebanon, a beautiful village in the heart of the Willamette ma)X. $ and donated . 500 ' to the -causa Of the' MieKrapnare. a " ''it.'-",. I. Nl Miller, f dMrlof- perlntendent Of this. Western-Vnlnn,' eaid today - that he had nevar-been approached by a.com mittee of-fcls employee' Jn Vegard to ann hours, aOO. messages; Portland, (Special Dlspetch to Tbe Joaraal) Salem, Or June II. B. XL. Barry of Umatilla oounty today started habeas MA. 1 TU1U Chicago. June: ii.wDisnatehes lTe. IZ'."" Z'TTZ Tnr.l7: rl ?y - ceived at' a. late, hour from- President. "" eouuvjr, u(is , lion in tne pucuo acnqoie xnera anq was Small 'f thesTalegraevs' tinlon aasettltBe provisions of chaper II. laws Of w iter a. '"jo'n, ,,?a?"R m,?. that rih.VurW.Ini:.iiu i.COretron. fete is entitled to a deduction of 1 Is 'now deeply "Interested In the overwiteimed I lated bufliness. '' Thefollowlng rraastmiSalon ar mAluri T'6a Francisco and Oakland.. ti.houra, l Oalloway 1,008- -unsent-meessRes; Loo Angeles, grievance, which thay miirht hav6; ilia, iftfij men aaia tevinrat liuus uaci) luni iiuin a-iiwag i niessagas aies .Seattlej I hoar, 4.200 ;5 Helens, (Montana! 4' hours, aares; Bpokane 10- Oioura, 400 as not ;a Wrd -of 4he merabere'ot, the messages; Bait. I-jlke. lQ no vra, 80 mes- br Carson At Cannon bf Ibis city. systenr1 at thbr penitentiary provided nn den a neer'4aw,.: .Bary: la represented i WeetenloiK jx V (frM d... "Bustne-' M PtUnw-iip' faster than 41 j i JTRTK(l V r," . VrV?: i.. I "The Postal is eald. to. be experiencing 1 . - , j Miss Pari mora stran uoue pastimes and har xavorite reerea tlon Is horseback riding. She Is a model j the lfS- T' w ' HW3 mmiANlSmiiED AND PASSENGffiKS'HIJllT ,!?! begirt poison In his. wniiVT. rr.U7 yK'Mr,-iZ' ?1 tn eame difficulties. The. four "extra imnin JraVifiVa? J- w operators at San Francisco have - been eur employes and listen to any grl"V-J ... .r ,i,..ni... tt.i.. k.. anoes.or demands .. they, .may have. ,... , tJ,vij t,t-T ,X- iTheillv.2? Kf Kta!S Franeleco brokers' . operators liave con fcy our employes, but I believe tho un-1 trlbuted 159- tcT a-a Strike fund. - ion nas an. iaea or aemanumg a zj per y 4 m. , z ;, v signed ) S. J. SMALL,' cent increase ln the wages of our oper- t I ' v . 7 .. v -ators. I am not In a position to say . ' ,JaaxniBj -uuwng suua . . now If this Increase' would be granted I To disabuse the -minds of tha publlo by us if presented,' by a committee of las to the supposed jllscord among oft'l our -operators, but It would bo coneld-leers of the union Secretary Russell to- ered at least. - - j . . i nignt issuea a statement io tna enect President Small gave,. out the follow-1 that aoeolute harmony and deliberative fhg statement tonight, partly in-answer I cooperation exists. He calls attention to Mr. Miller's statement:- . . to the willingness, of tha men to-accept ''The statement of the telegraph offl arbitration, which he avers, was' made, clals to the efteot that they are willing and' whan acceptance was intended, at any tlms to treat with their em- withdrawn. He accuses President Clow- ployea Is ridiculous.) -Of course, for I ry. of the Western Union of maintaining puoiio consumption as reading matter i an anti-union poucy ana i tne . same ana xor tne purpose oi Doistering up time trying to appear jf in puinetio witn the weak position of tha comnanv In I the man. . ... ..--a Jv , : : this controversy, it will do very nicely. I- - In a statement of the Vrlevancea of lit yon wish to know the troth la every oxuy waai jamg wage, - :l .o.lr r.t:-'.-. .iftfi. - . Wi are not fighting for recgniUori4 ii'JSrr.SZ. "ZT w.'l ..I. . " of; our uniort-by ie Western; Union I ,llh.,, nvtnr enenft-haim tnnrau,e and a verr easv answer you win find.' company.; They ,,hftve already reCOgrrfzedJ in canf: Women :telerar.hera . us.. The .reasons-Tar calling-the vBtriita nlli.iA mnh' -M-arAert ,.,BtlTen a storr of rood luck and yen will ril - ni Tn Franaco And klanrt is work B(,1A 0lf Vry-,dar and a ' ;i hi,i rtn' w"n' '' -time? to -pay .bare liv-l What because they, nave; jroen-, compelled to ,rt mmtinMm The . operators havat not L. ; YOUNO-tfAN tTTS: hit'-tfTFR (PMlaet;? rvess' V' peclaf ' lre. V; ' ' I bull...- r T aav x,iiavui( A a., auuv u.r-vm man L a e e i a e a. ' (Pnbllahers Press by Special Leased .m.h.m. . vl vr Philadelphia, Pa., Vuna i 2. BeUev- lde-swltchlng Week on the Mononga Ing -that he would not attain' his ambl- hela division of the Pittsburg and Lake tlon, wnicn was to oecome an emineni Erie railroad at ths foot of South Twen surgeon, ur. xxenry ocnwior nuiuiuo- ly-xirst street late tnia axternoon. son, son OI a millionaire uiu prummeni socially ln this city, committed suicide -Wednesday by Injecting arm and then gashed his throat with rasor: Not until today was" the body found Jn a badly decomposed condition ln a field at Lansdowne, a fashionable suburb. In , the pockets- of . the dead man was found a note addressed" to his father, which read: i nave stuaiea nara. . nut i rear i will not succeed," Perhaps, If you wish to probe the heart of hn-j manaina. ing: axpenaesi ..The .operators have-not in crease,-, -.. . i ,, ,-. '-'-i. :, posrai; worsi ox .two. r rrpeVer i.romlsed.10 percent is practiced and "toe . operator worKS ' fwAni'..; 1 rtiir -4tvr' and' even' ton. . hmira a dsy novertime' toAeatri enough tO: i meet I i"he Postal treats Hi employes worse his expenses;' ( ' i ' - ; . than" does the Western union 1J1B oinciHin itui puuuo mai n operator earns 8 or.41le-per'month hmira : workedriper dy. or month earn i tho fc amount ;s Nor do they men sea .. r . . -. - ft ' a really pleasant chap "your friend" can De.4 Tell him that you . are In need -1 .'' . And voull' see his .smile recede: :. ' Not a farthing for your misery cares. The Mew Haven accommodation, run nlng 85 miles an hour, was double tracked by the Jarring open of a switch, throwing the smoker Into a strlna of xreignt cars stanaing on a siding and reducing tne coacn ana smoking car to ainoimg wooa. ,. In the rear coach were many women. Tha dead! . . - Josenh W. Writht eonductor. 1 aanad is years, juawsoiv Pennsylvania. . VENTILATES THE SHOE Apparatus of Lever and Tubes Ar ranged In Interior of Heel. It Is well known that the foot, when encased ln shoes, does not receive proper ventilation In , fact, does not : receive any. . This la particularly so In regard to the heel and the sole, a a small por tion of air , does , manage 1 to enter the upper part of ths shoe,ahd ventilate thi ankle. ' It has been said that tha foo' should receive as muoh ventilation as the hands and equally aa much care and attention. It would be impossible, to warn nave i . a ' " I Aeilp VAllie lcrn TfT IU TA fllTlTiar Mnrl H 11 I vrs.nffle.rae. trt ah fAAt avnaat varitk aarvaeaav eaiV J ' ? With eflook of admiration In hi. Sfflf A.'nn? XZ ' JS? to utrto;;! . Put remark in lpgu.geplaia t j oeatiy patented In tha United States. - mafnfrtiirait "worfcV All ' branch 1 offices! ; m . . t i anir niiw -veaa t w ui r u uiwa mv u asasawsw, u in turn nr liih iniiL i riHg-ee in nimnina i inn 4 . j - . i K .-w I trt sa n . a I aiiAHAii m vA nmnraaBln t iln. rMM Veil afford to i irfv & PpAce "each -3ay fo- a month an4 per ami iTt i. " j. lite, Luua av tin can in h t 2.?5! : ftir&a jyoor. ' womeri Mends; haveway. 'r and nor. 1.' . .TJ-. -.' .. 7. ... " "u , ,. ;.( could the report that strikebreakers wera be- tarian acc py puoiianmg .,.-.,j .iifnri. serial ,; .storiesv on 'i "The ;-; Abuses - fof I , .r .,. ... 7-.. form I'humar . , . ' .. . nnViAA,! m Vl Ul.mi.nh service. But - the American press and SAFE J5L0 WEE SHOT merican pupiic jBuon luiaetp. -.- - 1 -, - ; Dare Arbitration Offer. Tell them yeu are down and out . , - k WTnffB thev used to snroutr. Will Immediately turn to cloven feet . When you listen to their tales of knocks other luckiest I Yiv TTTrt 1inMmTtrtn and rans. ,.. .:,i..-!.l.i...k-..-.i.i. thai ;.V',,-v-'" ana ,v in tHO MWCflmiH .......i . 1 .... r : . . ;...i...c X-'i country ' id particularly ' to .those of t ,lTrK7Tr'7 Hon 11 rancisco. . x wini iu say, on ueniiu !" chaps, Will make a friend of you: two. Thev But should you need one or -of the telegraph operators of this coun-J - St - Louis, . Mo.. Juno 12 George . reciprocate your sympathy per- '.nvu"D ui anvvu bai9 uAower ii jjri ' nana. " V' - . -I try -we-have no aesire to xorce traae uviionixm down their throat. -We are Cnwaver in. orSh -Tebelllon against the Iriliumah treatment accorded, members ry, . who ing mortally wounded by a supposed accuniiiiic fa noapica u nermann, : MO. .--..ti---.,,---!..--v -j-.,,. Ed Freeman, who was caue-ht h the ponco. aiier cross-country chase, ad- L. S. Waterhouse. 'New York' Hallowed Ground. What's hallowed ground? Is here a clod Seclared. after the strike of :J83,, that mlts, aocording to the authorities, that owner meant not should be trod ' ?"".al . hKili-. .V r"1,""" ne -would 1 ten f By man, beneath a loaded hod, , ne wouia kbi " "" . .1 ""V" " " ne 'wouia ( ten f n man. - ".-We dare ' the Western 'Uwon ;and of robberies the two committed la Dera- .y ?ostal companioa- to oner- to- iroiuw. Vo ehallenge-them to Issue a statement one that the public caff hold them to, si ?on fhnt- thev will BaV- their Wle- aranhers an advance, of. it - per,,, cent In Ban Francisco, OaKiana ana vicinity. " penning tne resioraiion 01 nunnm .0" . attions; (the comoan" .ana represent ver and Pueblo. - A aold watch fnnnd on Freeman, the police say, was stolon in ienver. irom a victim of a hold-un. Salem Good Market for Fish, , tSpeeial blapatch to.Tbe JearkaLI. nuns in biiiwcuii v.u ........ -.. . . i 1 jti - -it . a . I .41- ratnrn to WOrK OX ail tne I ' -"-. a vi rmun Or lifting stone. Or framing steel by beam and rod Jrilgn upwara varvvai I What hallows sleep ground where " tenants in mm nn row and heao on heap, - Or busy days ln office IteepT . --- It is me ren 1 The golden harvest that they reap At alteen per cent , telegraphers on .strike In Ban Fran-m irom tne nortn xora or the Ump tn ,f .- . 1 aivar-l near WhrW,,' a -k- Cisco. Immediately. ,t ax -a' distance from Roaehurar. .: Flftam... a'tempnfr-as was issued pv voioneii uim " wa aiso con- Clowry in New Tork recently-as an suuifid and a large -amount of 4 shad, agreement to do anything. He an. 1 black, bass, flounder, kola and Other fish, ..... . ,- ' . v -. - 'V . !. -.."-t'- l. , . ...-..."".'--'.." .... iscatorlal delicacies as Salem. Since I onday the total sale of salmon has a g- What's hallowed ground? . Tls that gives wrtn - ..'.'.( "..... ... .. ... I I ' w-atiai'il a.- M-f-ea p 4P laa l aa. I ha, I -Tie. -c j AgaiDTi, Alfogeife;; SAN RANCIScd '' OAKLAND - 8AM' JOSE ' '' -:;v' STOCKTON ' . EUREKA. 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