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HOODOO SCHOONER
RUNS INTO ROCKS
AlVshfield Finds Berth Upon
Reef in Dense Fog and
Suffers Badly
X the dense fog of
yesterday morning
the hoodoo steam
schooner Marsh
field, Captain Ju
lius G. Ahlln, in
trying - to find its
way out the heads
from Point Orient
picked out a berth
on the rocks just
west of Point Ori
ent and smashed in
its stempost above
and below the
water line. But
for the fact that
the schooner was
At 5:14 a. m. the Marshfield. in a four
knot speed, crashed head on against
the reef. The bow was stove in
two feet. Without -waiting for a sig
nal. Engineer Kennedy, acting prompt
ly in reversing the engines, saved the
craft from piling up. The heavy leak
was stayed partially with a bulkhead
*o that the pumps were able to take
care of tho. water, and the distressed
craft made its way back to Howard
street* pier No. 2, where it was laid up
for the night, with all pumps working.
i rssel will be taken to the dry
<3ock this morning.
The Marshfield left Point Orient at
pf a. Co., bound for Hardy creek with a
light cargo. Captain Ahlin, as usual,
was hugging the north head to clear
away in good time, but misjudged his
chore distance in the fog. Even after
Tho t-rnft struck the. rock the lookout
was unable to sec tho Lime Point
light, some 200 yards to starboard.
Several weeks on the dry dock, with
the setting of a new stempost and
water line timbers, will be necessary
before the craft ran he made sea
worthy.
Panama Boat In
Pacific Mail liner Pennsylvania,
v Charles Austin, put In from
Balboa via San Fedro yesterday morn
nine passengers and 1.079
i general merchandise. The trip
was uneventful and executed in 12 ;
daj-s 16 hours. Among- the passengers
were Attorney Joseph T. O'Connor of
'' • returning from an inspec
tion of (he canal; Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
C. Emerson, tourists from Panama;
McPherson Reynolds and Fred L K.
■ < anal employes; two young
Panama boys, Jose and Louis Alvarez,
who are to be educated here, and Louis
Sofia and Kong Fin. Reynolds reports
a big slide in the Culebra cut of the
canal during; the middle of last month,
in which three steam shovels and a
train of flatcars were liuried without
Injury to any employes.
Captain Austin reports that when he
left Ball.o;i, September 29. all was in
readiness for the raising "of the Pacific
Mail liner Newport, which sank at the
Balboa wharf several months ago. On
Sth the three pumps were tested
and found in good working order, and
to raise the Newport was to
en made September 30, the day
after the Pennsylvania left. The tide
conditions on that day were ideal and
It was expected that the Newport could
be raised without removing the cargo.
B to the fact that the local offices
company have received no ad
t. Ls believed that the task proved
ul. It probably will be neces.
• to remove the cargo before the
are enabled to raise the craft.
Hamburger Freighter In
The big Hamburg-American line]
freighter Alexandria, Captain Scham- !
men. put in yesterday from Pisagua,
Costa Rica, with cargo for the Kosmos
lino, after an uneventful voyage. The
Alexandria is not under charter to the
Koemoa line, but Ls -working in con
junction with that company. Its cargo
for this port includes r.,150 bags of
nitrate from Tocopilla and two cases of
machine petrolcs from Antofagasta.
Allot- discharging at Oakland long
wharf, where it will be taken early
this morning, the freighter will pro
ccc(\ to Victoria. The Alexandria was
a month and seven days from Pisagua
and a month and eleven days from
Puerto Culebra.
Japanese Entertain
A reception was held on the Japanese
freighter Tsurugisan Maru, docked in
Qhina basin, yesterday afternoon, when
the uflicials of the Matsul line enter
tained local mercantile men and the
Japanese consul. At the reception it
was announced that the Matsui line has
completed arrangements for a two
month freight service Into ISan Fran
risco. which will mean a great deal
for the port. Tho Matsui has a good
fleet and promises to bring good car
poes. Among those present at the re
ception were Captain F. G. Wilson, Ed
ward Roberts of the Toyo Kl.en Kaisha,
Consul General Nagal and family, Naka
Jima. general manager here for the
Matsui line, and his assistant, Hiroto.
Water l-'ront Notes
In tow of the tug Navigator, the
> er schooner Monterey put in yes
rd«y from G»viota with a heavy list.
In the heavy swells the drums of dis
illato in the deck cargo shifted. The
* Monterey brought 5,000 barrels of oil
pnd 340 tons of distillate for the Stand
ard Oil company.
88 fog along the coast held up the
Cicific Coast steamer Governor several
<| -;rs on "the la?t leg of its trip from
§« ttle and it did not arrive until after
6 o'clock.
MOTemenls of Transports
Ruford —At San rratT-rrP.
, I'rook--At Sau Francisco.
Logan—Left Say Francisco for Manila Octo
tcr 5. 1912.
Sberfdan —At S»n FraneU'-o.
Sherman—-En route to Sau Francisco, due to
arrive October 13. 1912.
Thomas —At Manila.
Memoranda
bence 4 a. in. toe Hardy creek.
I and ranorta ibat at 3:13 a. m., In a
Jense fog, it struck the land west of Lime point,
itova hi Ifs b«w aad rarrk-d away It* Mem piece
ml below tho water line, ijMJ started tbe
slaoldag on tbe starboard bow. Tho vessel was
raking abont a fool aa hour. The pumps keep
-.-el clear.
Per schr Monterey—During a heavy swell drums
>r distillate on the dc-ck shifted, causing a heavy
!*t.
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Box KSZSf Call Office, Oakland* Cal.
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
WIRELESS FROM SHIPS AT SEA
Tfcene —ports are received directly from tfce Pacific coast stations ef tke
Marconi Wireless company:
MARCONI WIRELESS
STEAMER LANSING—B p. m.. 860 miles from
Port San Luis; light northwest wind, smooth
sea and clear; barometer 30.15; teperature 71;
all well.
STEAMER KOREA—B p. m.. 434 miles from Ssn
Francisco: barometer 30.08; temperature 58;
gentle southwest breeze, smooth and clear; all
well.
STEAMER HYADES—B p. ni.. 314 miles from
lightship; cloudy weather, light southeast wind,
Muooth sea; all well.
STEAMER NOME CITY—B p. m., 20 miles south
of Blunts reef lightship.
STEAMER CHEHALIS—B p. m., 14 miles north
of Point Reyes.
STEAMER WASHTENAW—7:3O p. m.. 94 miles
north of San Francisco; light northeast wind,
thick fog.
STEAMER OLEUM—B p. m.. from Port Harford
for Portland. 40 miles north of San Francisco;
light northerly wind, smooth sea. fog; barom
eter 29.82; temperature 50.
STEAMER REDONDO—3:4O p. m., passed Point
Arena; smooth sea. thick fog; will arrive at
San Francisco l:3o a. m. Monday, weather per
mitting: all well.
STEAMER NANN SMITH-4:30 p. m., off Point
Arena: thick fog; will arrive 2 a. m.
STEAMER SIBERIA—B p. m.. 170 miles south of
San Frarcisco: clear and fine; barometer 50.24;
arrive at San Francisco 8 a. m. Monday.
STEAMER BEAR—B p. m., 30 miles south of
Point Sur.
STEAMER RIVERSIDE—B p. m., 10 miles south
of Cape Blanco.
STEAMER ARGYLL—-From San.Pedrp for Seat
tle. S p. m. 224 miles south of San Francisco:
weather clear, moderate west wind, smooth
sea; barometer 29.94: temperature 72: all well.
East San Pedro. Oct. 32.
STEAMER YALE—Passed Hueneme 6:23 p. m.
STEAMER CENTRAUA—£3 miles east of Point
Conception 0 p. m.
STEAMER MAVERICK—Off Santa Barbara 6
p. m.. bound for El Segundo.
j MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE
From
Steamer
I Date
Portland t Astoria [Carlos lOct. 14
-Los Angeles Northland [Oct. 14
Los Angeles Norwood Oct. 14
I<<w Angeles IP. H. Leggett... [Oet. 14
Grays Harbor rtiehalis [Oct. 14
Humboldt |F. A. Kilt>urn..|Oct. 34
Loss Angeles IHanalel (Oct. 14
Manila & Honolulu Sherman [Oct. 14
China _ Japan Siberia lOct. 14
Ar-tofagasta Pectan [Oct. 14
Willapa Harbor jDalsy Gadsby... Oct. 14
San Diego & Los Ang.. Queen [Oct. 14
Sail Diego _ Lo* Ang.. Yale Oct. 34
Port Sau Luis ! Coos Bay. lOct. 34
Honolulu jWtlbeimina [Oct. 15
Hllo Hyades -Oct. 18
Port Bragg lArctlc jOct. 18
Los Angeles ;Harvard Wet, 16
Sal. Cruz & San Diego.. Mexican [Oct. 36
Portland & Astoria |Rc*e City [Oct. 38
Los Angeles 'Bear WJet, TJ
Seattle & Tammi Yukon Oct. 38
San Pedro _ Way Ports Curacao JOet. 37
Point Arena A Albion. .IPomo Oct. 17
Balboa _ Acapulco {City of Sydney. .'Oct. 37
San Diego &. Los Ang. .'George W. EideilOct. 17
Humboldt iCity of Topeka..[Oct. 17
San Diego A- La. Ang.. [Governor lOct. 38
Puget Sound Ports IFmatilla lOct. 18
Los Angeles Yale (Oct. IS
Portland _ Astoria [Roanoke [Oet. i&
Balboa [Stanley Dollar.. Oct. J«
Fort Bragg 'Brunswick lOct. 19
San Diego & Los Aug. .Harvard [Oct. 19
Seattle (President (Oct. 20
Seattle „ Tacoma |Watson [Oct. 20
Mendocino _ Pt. Arena.[Sea Poam Oct. 20
I>os Anaeles A Way Pts Santa Clara Oct. 20
; — i
TO SAIL
Date |
Steamer
| Destination I
|Pier
Oct. 14 F. IL Leggett. (Portland ... 5 praj
Oct. 14 Cbehalls |Loo Angeles. 2 pm|
Oct. 14'FifleId Coqutlle Rlv, 5 pmj
Oct. 14: Norwood .Grays Harbor 10 am|
Oct. J4Redondo 'Coos : Bay... 3 pm
Oct. 341 Yellowstone ...Portland ... 5pm
Oct. 14ICity of Topeka. Humboldt ..|12 m
Oct. 34 noverncr San Diego...j 2 pm
Oct. 34;V rtliland [Portland ... 8 pm
Oct. HtYale 'Urn Angelea. 4 pm
Oct. 35'Yellowstone Portland ... 5 pm
Oct. 15 Duns Law [Liverpool ... 6 pm
Oct. _5 Hanalel Eos Angeles. 3 pm
Oct. .0 Mackinaw Balboa 12; m
Oct. I5;Sauta Clara.... Los Angeles. 2 pm
Oct.- 15,City of Puebla. Pugot Sound. 2 pmi
Oct. 3 5 ; Buckman 'Puget Sound. 3 pm
Oct. 36 F. A. Kllburn..lHumbotdt .. 10 am
Oct. DiiNavaJo Portland
Oct. 36'Moana Sydney 11am
Oct. 38!Coos Bay PL San Lull. 4 pm
Oct. 16.Sen Foam Mendocino .. 4 pm
Oct. Iti'Brunswick 'Fort Bragg.. 3 pm
Oet. IGjllarvard ISan Diego... 4 pm
Oct. 17 Queen |San Diego. ..11 ain
Oct. 3 7!Bear Portland ...|12 m
Oct. 18;Yale ISan Diego... 4 pm
Oct. i8|Rose City |Loa Angeles. Ill am
Oct. ISCeo. W. Elder. (Portland ...|10am
Oct. iHjDalsy Gadsby.. Willapa Har
Oct. lOiShtnyo Maru... ;Hongkong .. 1pm
Oet. lORoanoke 'Sao Diego... 10 am
Oct. UJlGovernor JPuget Sound. 2 pm
Oct. 3f»!Yukon Pugct Sound. 3 pm]
Oct. 19 Pennsylvania ..[Balboa 32 ml
Oct. 39|Nebraskan Saliua Cruz. 10 ami
Oct. lf>|Curac_o (San Pedro... 4 pmj
Oct. 30 Harvard ILos Angeles. 4 pm
Oct. 20|Hanalel Los Angeles. 3 pm
Oct, 20jF. A. Kllburn.. Humboldt .. 10 am
Oct. 20|Arctic iFort Bragg.. 3 pmj
Oct. 20|Pomo point Arena, 8 pm]
[| 51
a
t! 11
i a
ii i»
u
Tib' '
i! 36
I] 13
il 9
10 !
13
i 13
11
i 4
> 8
i 7
i 9
i 40
i 7
i 40
i 13
J
34
13
8'
10
I 42
'I 27
i 10
i 13
i 8
i| 8
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
Destination 1 Steamer | Data
Skagway & Way Ports. Jefferson |Oct. 14
Kodiak & Way Porta..|Bertha |Oct. 15
Sk.igway _ Way Ports. City of Seattle. jOct. 17
Nome {Victoria Oct. 17
Sk.igway Ar War Ports. ;Hu_boldt Oct. 10
V-t,_* m. .., n ..„l H Wo —.nun (lot °fl
I \ aldez jseward Ad. Sampson.... |t»ct. m
Sun, Moon and Tide
United States roact and geodetic survey—Time
and heights of tides at Tort Point. For city
front (Mission street wharf), add 25 minutes.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 14
Sun rises 6:18
Sun sets 6:85
Moon sets 7:50 p. m.
First quarter moon October 17, at 5:57 p. m.
Full moon October 26. at 6:21 p. tn.
Oct.
Ft
Ft
Ft
Ft
Wl
14.. 2:541 4.0! 7:131 3.1 1:121 5.61 8:34—0.1
15.. 4:08 3.8 7:55 8.2 1:50 5.SI 9:20 0.1
16.. 5:27 3.0] 8:36 3.5 2:36 6.1110:17 0.3
17.. 6:35; 11.9:10:05 3.7 3:39 4.8'll:15 0.4
IS.. 7:27| _2;il:47 3.S 3:02 4.4 1
L W H W L W (H W
]».. 0:10' 0.6 8:05 4.4 1:07 3.5j 6:23 4.8
20..I 0:571 O.S; S:32__4.0 1:58 S.0| 7:33 4.3
j HYDROGraTpHIC OFFICE 1
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor, j
PLACE j Ft. | Date | Remarks
Urajs Har! lttk'Scp. 2B|Channei shifting gradu-
•_!_ _| I ally northwest.
Willapa B! 24 jJune 12|
Colura. R. j 23 j.Iuly 12! ■....
Nebalm B 7Hs!Au_. '5|Chanhel straight out
J 1 from Jotty.
Tiilmk B.j' S !Oct. 2)'Cb_nner-traight in from
1 I I whistling buoy.
Yaquina B 12 July 26jThere is a middle ground
formed on the range
{ and tbe best channel
! is north of this.
Siuslaw Rl 8 July 2-LChannel Is straight out
j I !__""' ' n * 0CK * shape.
(J* po.ua H-j 9 (Oct. V Range lights for "channel
over bar are in correct
1 j 1 range.
Coos Bay.I 37 IJnly 27|B*r shoaling slightly.
L'oqutlle B| S'/.jOct. 2;Channel well to north.
1 Small sand spit on
south near enter red
| I 1 buoy.
Klamth R| 5 (Oct. 1 (Channel shifting tosouth-
. j l |_ ward.
Rogue R.I 3 iSep. 2S[Ch_nn«l almost straight.
1 I I slightly to northward.
Hmbldt Bj 18 ISep. 16 Straight channel. Na
! sounding in north
i I j channel.
S Pedro Bj 3Q ISep. 27,Channel 400 feet wida.
S Diego Bl Sep. 26
S Pablo BT23'AISep. 30; Depth in dradged cban-
! ! I nel.
Alseya B.j 7 IJuly 26iStralght channel and
I good width.
U. S. Branch Hydrof— aplile Offlce
A branch of the United Statea bydrograpblc
; office, located in the Merchants* Exchange, Is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators arc cordially invited to
■<i*it the office. wb*re ■ complete set of charts
and sailing directions of tbe world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference, aad tbe latest
information can always be obtained regarding'
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1912.
STEAMER ARGYLL—224 miles south of San
Francisco 8 p. m.
STEAMEK PECTAN—4IO miles south of San
Francisco 5 p.m. ~_„_,»
Astoria, Oct. 12.
STEAMER ALAMEDA—North bound off Alert
bay 11 p. m.. Oct. 12..
STEAMER HUMBOLDT—Arrived at Juneau 9:30
a. m.. Oct. 32.
STEAMER ASUNCION—Off Cape Stellas mid
night, Oct 12.
STEAMEK LEELANAW—O3S miles from Cape
Flattery 8 p. m.. Oct. 32.
STEAMER SENATOR—BI6 miles west of Cape
Flattery S p. ni.. Oct. 12.
STEAMEK CORDOVA—4O miles west of Cape
Spencer 8 p. ta., Oct. 12.
STEAMER VICTORIA—B9O miles from Cape Flat
tery fc p. m.. Oct. 12.
STEAMER WILILAMETTE—9O miles south of
Cape Flattery 5:30 p. m.. Oct. 12.
STEAMER MARIPOSA—Dut to arrive at Ketchi
kan I a. m.. Oct. 14.
STEAMER CATANIA—47O miles north of Ban
Francisco S p. m.
STEAMER ROMA —190 miles north of San Fran
cisco 8 p. m.
STEAMER PRESIDENT—IO2 miles north of Cape
Blanco S p. m.
BARGE 91—In tow of tug Hercules, 450 miles
north of Sau Francisco 8:30 p. m.
STEAMER CARLOS— 30 miles north of Heceta
bead S p. ni.
STEAMER BEAVER—6S miles north of Cape
Blanco 8 p. va.
STEAMER SEWARD—IO7 miles south of Cape
Flattery S p. m. __'*_'_
. Seattle. Oct. 13.
STEAMER SEWARD—Passed oat Cape Flattery
7:30 a. m.
STEAMER YUKON—Eight miles west of Point
Wilson 7 p. ni.
STEAMER W. S. PORTER—Passed Point Wilson
8 p. m.
lights, dangers to jjaTigatian and matters of In
terest to ocean commerce.
P. O. BARTHAIiOW.
IJeuteuant. L. S. N., In Charge.
i _ -
Weather Report
♦_—_ , . a
United States Department of Agriculture—
Weather Bureau, San Francisco, October 13.
RAINFALL DATA
STATIONS
-6
•
| o
©
JToj
£_?'
w 1
•
Eureka I 0.00
Red Bluff 0.00
Sacramento I 0.00
Mount Tanaalpais j 0.00
San Francisco 0.00
San Jose I 0.00
Fresno I 0.00
Independence j 0.00
San Luis Obispo n.00
Los Angeles.... ! 0.00
San Diego ! 0.00
2.65
4.12
1.20
3,35
1.25
0.71
0.10
0.70
0.04
0.58
1.26
2..38
1.36
0.72
0.89
0.67
0.68
0.57
0.58
0.76
0.21
0.24
2.01
3.28
0.18
0.31
0.28
0.30
0.10
0.70
0.02
1.23
0.22
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS
In tbe following tables the maximum and mlnl-
I mum temperatures and rainfall aro given:
-- I
i ». .. ..,.:>
I
STATIONS
•<
STATIONS
H
'
•
I i
Baker |
Boise ]
Del Monte
Eureka
Flagstaff i
Fresno 1
Helena
Honolulu
Independence .1
Kalispell ....j
los Angeles., i
Modena
Mt Tamalpals. i
North Head...
Phoenix
Pocatello j
Pt Reyes Lt..
Portland |
'
.1
;
I
iKed Bluff
Reno I
Roseburg ....!
Sacramento . .1
Salt Lake 1
San Diego 1
San Francisco.
I San Jose
[t L Obispo...
SE Farallon..
Spokane
[Summit
Taeoma I
Tatoosh !
Tonopah j
Walla
Winnemueca .,
Yuma I
I.
Y
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.no
.00
.00
.00
!.00
.00
.00
.00
1.00
!.oo
«
.1
\-\
!.W
j. ..
V.
|72i
EASTERN STATIONS
Abilene 1701521.00 iKnoxvllla IUOI2SJ.60
Atlantic City. •»;(«.»;.PC JLonlsvllle «2j48 .00
Boston ;<5<VMj.00 Memphis UKM .00
Buffalo 58J46 .00 Montgomery ..[80,70 .00
Charleston ... 80|70:.00 Montreal 58:44.18
Chicago 821481.00 Moorhead 86 30.00
Denver 88!34 .00 Nw Orleans.. 70|72 .28
Des Moines... 8238 .00 Now York 66 .=.4 .fMi
Dodge City... 70i36 .00 North Platte. .86 32 .00
Duluth 58.. .00 Oklahoma 170 44.00
Durango 82:32 .00 Pittsburg 158 44 .00
Eastport 60154 .02 Roswell 86 50.00
Galveston 78186 .00 St. Louia 08i50 .00
Green Bay I58J38 .00 St. Paul 58 36 .00
Hattcras !8O!70 .02 Tampa 00 74.00
Havre 1H4J34 .00 i Toledo 82 42.00
Huron 62'30 .00 j Washington ..64 58.00
Jacksonville . !88i74 .00 j Winnipeg .. 32 ...
Kansas City. .|Gbj44J.00 I
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
The pressure is high over the greater portion
Of the country west of the Mississippi. A mod
erate depression overlies southern California. No
rain has fallen west of tbe Rocky mountains and,
with the exception of some light showers at At
lantic coajt stations, there lias been no rain lv
the United States during the last 24 hours. There
have been no changes of importance in tempera
tures, except on the Pacific coast, where it Is
decidedly warmer from San Francisco to San
Diego and deeidely colder on the Oregon eoaat.
As Illustrating the diversity of California climate
It may be noted that th# temperature did not
rise above 48 degrees at Eureka nor above 32
degrees at the Southeast Fara Hones, while at
San Francisco It reached 78 degrees, at Los An
geles 02 degrees and at San Diego 94 degrees.
FORECAST
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 80
hours ending at midnight, October 14:
For San Francisco and rielnlty—Cloudy Mon
day; not so warm; light north wind, changing
to moderate west.
For Santa Clara valley~-Falr Monday; some
what warmer; light north winds.
For Sacramento valley—Fair Monday; moder
ately warm; light north winds.
For San Joaquin valley—Cloudy Monday; con
tinued warm; light north winds.
For California, south of tbe Tehachapi—Fair
Monday; continued warm; light north winds.
ALEXANDER O. McADIU.
District Forecaster.
PIER DIRECTORY
NORTH OF MARKET STREET
■ 3.... Washington II
• r> Jackson:
• 7 Pacific!:
r 9 Broadway til
p 11 Broadway 28
• 33. Vallejo!
- 15. Green"
r 17 Ui
r 19... Ui
r 21 I
r 23 Greenv
r 26 Grtenv
r 27 Lo
r 51 :
i 1
i 2
SOUTH OF MARKET STREET
r 2 Mission lJPier 24 Spear
r 4 Mission 2 Pi«r 28 Main
r S Howard liPier 34 Be*Ie
r 8 Howard 2IPi*r 38 Fremont
r 10 Howard 3!Pler 38 First
r 12 Folsom 1 Pier 401
r 14 Folsom 2IPier 42 f P. &f. _ S. Co.
rl» HarrisoniPier 44 j m)
r 20 8teuart;Pler 54 Fourth
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
Satnrda.r, October 12.
II p. m.. aclir Advance, Ogldinscn, 3% days
ATLAMTIC OC-BAM travel
FRENCH LINE
CLE. OLE. TBA-TSATtAimOI - .
DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE—PARIS
Bailing Erery Thursday and Batgrday.
_ FROM NEW YORK TO HAVRE
IS-ery Thnraday at 10 a. as.
La Savoie Oct. 2* ILa Lorraine. .Nor. 14
France (new).. Oct. 31 1 France (new). No-. 2_
L_ pro-eac«..N»*v. 7 I La Touraine.No-. 2a
FROWNEW YORK TO HAVRE
Erary Saturday at 3 p. _*.
Chicago •••••<__*•>• &****> *o-.ie
la\ Tooralaa-Oet. 2« Mexico No-. 30
Niagara Nov- 2 Niagara Not. 30
Bocbambean Boehambeau
fnewl ....No-- » (n * • T)< ' c - 7
FVOAZJ BEOS., Faotfln CoastMaaagsvaTeM
Montgomery »_?t,Jkn Francleee.
CABXV OFFICE. Wt MABEgT STEEEI.
W-__-_-------------___________
from Coiuiile river; 417,000 feet lumber to Rob
ert Dollar company.
Sunday, October 13.
7:43 p. m., stmr Coaster. Nelson, 37 hours
from Long Beach; ballast to C. H. Higglns.
8:05 p. m., stmr Tamalpais, Anderson, 58 hours
from Columbia river; 550,000 feet lumber to the
E. X Wood Lumber company.
5:23 p. m., stmr Governor, Cousins 53 hoars
from Seattle; passengers and merchandise to
Pacific Coast Steamship company.
4:10 p. vi.. stmr Saginaw. Lunstedt. 19 hours
from Port San Luis; ballast to Hart-Wood Lum
ber company.
4:10 p. m.. stmr Acme, 01« en. 27 hours from
Eureka: 200 cords bark to A. W. Beadle and 230.
--000 feet lumber to Charles Nelabn company.
2:40 p. m., Ger stmr Alexandria. Scbatnmert
59 days from Valparaiso, via Plaagua 3S days!
via Tocoplila 31 days. vU Culebra 11 days; 5,180
bags niter to Kosmos Steamship company.
13:13 p. m.. stmr Vanguard. Odland, 23 hours
from Eureka; bound south, put in for passengers
and fuel
7:50 a. ro.. yacht Venetia. Thompson. 2 days
from Sao Diego; ballast to J, D. Spreebels.
8:30 a. m., stmr City of Topeka, Zeh, 12 hours
from Eureka: passengers and merchandise to Pa
cific Coast Steamship company.
8:30 a. m.. stmr Sea Foam. Henrlcksen. IS
hours from Mendocino, via Shertel cove 14 hours.
via Point Arena 11 hours: passengers and 200,000
feet lumber to C. H. Higgins.
7:30 a. m.. stmr Mandalay. Lofstrgsa. 'M hours
from Crescent city; bound south, put In for fuel
7:30 a. m.. stmr Marshfleld, Ahlin, from sea id
distress.
8:30 a. m.. stmr Pasadena*. McGovern. 17 hours
from Albion: 570.00Q feet lumber to Albion lum
ber company.
! 9:15 a. m., schr Monterey,' Kelly. 41 hours
from Gavlota. in tow of tug Navigator: 15,000
barrels oil and 340 tons distillate to Associated
Oil company.
9:"5 a. m,, stmr Santa Clara, Jessen, 41 hours
from San Pedro and way ports; passengers and
merchandise to North Pacific Steamship company.
l»:03 a. ra.. stmr Pennsylvania. Austin. 14 days
4 hours from Balboa, via San Pedro 36 hours:
passengers and merchandise to Pacific Mall Steam
ship company.
11:10 a. m.. Stmr Wbltesboro. Fredorieks-n. 15
hocirs from Greenwood; 1*4,000 feet lumber and
100 tons tanbark to L. E. White Lumber com
pany.
SAILED
Saturday, OH oner 12.
11:50 p. —•. stmr Nome City. Hansen. Seattle.
Sunday. October IS.
S:3O P. m.. stmr Eureka. Wa.vland. Monterey.
3:15 p. m.. stmr Arctic. Linder, Fort Bragg.
,".:20 p. m.. stmr Vanguard. Odland. San Pedro.
fi:0« p, m., stmr Porno, Lilleland, Albion.
3:48 p. m.. stmr Ravalli. Nelson. Eureka.
8:45 p. m"., stmr Claremout, Bcuson, Willapa
Harher.
<LlO a. nt., stmr St. Helen*. Jamieson. Astoria.
7:50 a. in., stmr Amojiao, Patterson, Salina
Cruz
S;lfj a. m.. stmr Isthmian. McNeill. Portland.
H:10 a. m., Br stmr Wellington, McCarthy,
Nanaimo.
0:10 a. m.. stmr Seelia. Winkel. Albion.
0:10 a. 81.. stmr North Fork. Nelson. Eureka.
!'lO a. m.. stmr Mandalay. Lofstroun, San
Pedro.
PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEI,
LOS ANGELESi«
•SANTA BARBARA >_aF_>>_
SAN DIEGO /^_~^f\
EUREKA r|?B_Li I"
SEATTLE VLjMw/
TACOM4 VICTORIA
VANCOUVER
ALASKA
Berth and Meals included In Fare
LEAVE FROM FIXES 9 AND 11
Lea Ansele-. San Diego, *!>nnta Barbara
Presldent or Oovernor Erery Monday, 2 p. m.
•Queen Every Tbursday, 11 a. m.
•Only steamer calling- at Santa Barbara.
Seattle (Direct), Taeonta, Townaen_,
Victoria, Vancouver, Alaaka
President or Governor. .;E>ery Saturday, 2 p. m.
City of Puebla or Umatilla. .Every Tues., 2 p. m.
Eureka (Humboldt Bay)
Topeka...Oct. 14, 18, 23, -T; Nov. 1, 5. 12 noon
Alaska Cruise-, 1913. Leave Seattle
Snokane.June 1$: July a, 16, 30: An«. 30. 10 p.m.
Nome, St. Michael (Direct).
Sailings for Season 1913 will be announced later.
Right reserved to change this schedule.
TICKET OFFICES—PaIace Hotel, 663 Market st.,
16 Market st. and Broadway Wharf.
Telephone Hearny 481.
OAKLAND—I 226 Broedway. Tel. Oakland 5680.
BERKELEY—2I2S Shattuc- ay. Tel. Berk. 44.
C. D. DUNANN. Passenger Traffic Mtnager.
FOR COMFORT
TAKE THE
MODERN STEAMERS
portland los angeles
bear Arose city
Sails yt noon e - n * v "' m
Oct. IStti
First class __| ______ First
$13. _■_______________
18.35.
c >«« ____v 2<l
ta.oo $ '
BERTH and MEALS Included.
The San Franctaco _t Portland S. S. Co.
A. OTTIN<3EB, General Agent.
Tat. office, 722 Mkt. op. Call; tel. Sutter 2344
8 Bast st. opp. Ferry bid*.; tel. Sutter 2482
Berfcelev office. 2105 Sbattqck; tel. Berk. 331
Sacramento. Jas. Warrack, 804 X st.
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
S. S, Shlnyo Mara (new)
Betnrda-. October It, 1918
S. S. Ckiyo Mara (via Manila direct)
Friday, November 15, 1918
g, S. Hippoß Mara (intermediate aer-lee saloon
accommodations at reduced rates)
.Saturday. December T, 1919
S. S. Team Mara. Friday, December 15.-1918
Steamers sail from company'a pier, No. 34,
near foot of Brannan st.. at 1 p. m. for Yoko
hama and Honakonsr. cantos; at Honolulu, Kobe
(HIosto) and Nagasaki and Rhanebal. and con
necting at Hongkong with steamers for Manila.
India, etc. No cargo received on board on day
of salllnjr. Round trip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and passer* apply at office, fourth
floor. Western Metropolis National Bank bond
ing. 625 Market at, W. H. AVERY.
Assistant General Manajrer
©AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
"ehuantepec Route
Rearalar Fast Freight Se—lce
NEW YORK TO PACIFIC COAST
PORTS AND HAWAIIAN ISI-ANDS.
sailing; from New York every six daye.
making: direct connections with Pacific
steamers satllnr from Salina Crua,
Ilex., every aix days for San Franclaco.
PACIFIC COAST PORTS TO NEW
YORK. Alao to Mexican and all prin
cipal European porta under through
rates and through bills of lading-. Sall
tn_a from San Franclaco every is days.
For rates and further particulars ap
ply to DEARBORN A UPHAM, Gen
eral A*entar. 8; Bridge street New
York. WILLIAMS. DIMOMD _ CO„
General Agents. Pacific Coast
910 Sansome St. San Franclaco.
_k_^_S__l__i_l
B _____! _
I For folders, tickets, etc.. apply Pacific x,-. a
I Igation Co. ,-eS<y Market street, Saa Freocleco. J
HONOLULU ocL B « ;^.^_i x o^Lu___lj
LINE sails Me-. 18. Near steamers, la.Ooo
torn displacement. Laaro pier No, 38, ia
o'clock bow. Bound trip, fUQ and up. Direct
aer-lee to the Tolcaao.
HATSOIf NAVIGATION COMPANY
I 8M Market Street Saa Fraadaca,
10 a. m., stmr George Loomis,* FMlHpa, ' ~
Seguedo.
11:25 a m.. stmr Bear, Nepander San Pedro.
WEATHER REPORTS
POINT LOBOS. Oct. 13, 10 p. m.—Weather
ba_y; wiud northwest: Telocity 7 miles an hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
SEATTLE—Arrived Oct. 13. 3 p. m...strar At
las with Darg e 93 i n tow. hence Oct. 8; Jap stmr
Shjdzuoka Maru. from Yokohama: 3 a. m., «tmr
Spokane, from Skagway. Sailed. Oct. 13. 2 p. m..
stmr Yukon, for San Francisco: stmr Latouche.
for Sbnsvray; stmrs Seward and Willamette* for
San Francisco.
BREMERTON—SaiIed Oct. 13— U. S. S. Mary
land, for crnlse. m ,
EVERETT—Arrived Oct. 13, stmr W. S. Por
ter, from Port San Luis; stmr Tallac. from Seat
tle.
PORT SAN LUlS—Arrived Oct. 13, stmr Cura
cao, hence Oct. 12: bktn Fullerton in tow of tug
Dauntless, hence Oct. 12. Sailed Oct. 13. 9 p, m..
stmr Curacao, for San Pedro; 10 p. m.. bktn
Fullerton, in tow of tug Dauntless,*for Sau Fran
cisco.
COOS BAY—-Arrived Oct. 13, 8:30 a. m.. tug
Daring
Sailed Oct. 13, 1 p. _~ stmt Newbnrg, for San
Francisco.
BAN DON—Sailed Oct. 13, 4 p. m.. ttmr Brook
lyn for Snn Francisco.
ASTORlA—Arrived Oct. 13, 7 a. ro.. stmr
Breakwater, from Coos Bay, 8 a. m.. Br stmr M.
S. Dollar, from Coos Bay. Sailed Oct. 13. 8
a. m,. stmr Carlos, for San fraoclsco.
Sailed Oct. 13 1 p. m., stmr Shasts. for San
Francisco. Arrived 3 p m., stmr Roanoke, hence
Oct. ii; 7 a. m.. stmr J. A. Cbaaslor, from Mon
terey.
ABERDEEN—SaiIed Oct, 13. 12 m., stmr Rai
nier, for Snn Pedro. Arrived Oct. 11. dredge Ore
gon. from Coo* Bay.
WFSTPORT— Sailed Oct. 13. 2 p. m. schr A.
M. Baxter, for Lebu; bktn S- G. Wilder, for
Honolulu.
TATOOSH—Passed in Oct. 13. 10:40 a. m..
stmr W. S. Porter, from Port Saa Luis for Ever
ett: 10:43 a. m.. stmr Colonel E. I*. Drake, wttn
barge 03 In tow, hence Oct. © for Seattle: 11:30
a. m., stmr Eureka, hence Oct. 9 for Vancouver.
Passed out Oct. 13, 7:30 a. m.. «tmr Seward, for
San Francisco; 8 a. m.. stmr Willamette, for Sao
Francfeco.
POINT REYES—Passed Oct. 13. 4:35 p. m.,
stmr Tamalpais from Portland for San Francisco.
SKAGWAY;—SaiIed Oct. 13, stmr Dolphin, for
Seattle.
TACOMA—Arrived Oct. 13. stmr Meteor, from
Alaska: stmr Willamette, from Seattle. Sailed
Oct. 13. Br stmr Beckenham for Port Blakrlr;
stmr Charles Nelson, for Everett; stmr Wil
lamette, for Seattle.
EUREKA- Arrived Oct. 13. 7 a. ra., stmr Point
Arena, from Pigeon point; 10 a. m., stmr Lakme,
lienee Oif. 11: stmr F A. KUburn. hence Oct, 11.
Sailed Oct. 13. 10 a. in., stmr Prentiss, for San
Francisco.
Sailed Oct. 13. 1 p. m.. Br stmr Frank* - , for
Tamma and Australia; It a. m.. stmr Phoenl*.
for Snn Francisco; stmr William H. Murphy, for
San Pedro; gehr A. 1". Coatsi. for Htlo. Arrived
Oct. 13 2 p. m.. stmr Bowdoin. from San Diego
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU—Arrived Oct. 13 4:SO a. m., **.
S. S. Logan, hence Oct. 5. Sailed Oct. 18, Jap
stmr Hongkong Mam. for Yokohama.
FOREIGN PORTS
VICTORIA—SaiIed Oct. 13—Br stmr Algoa. for
Na files.
VANCOUVER— In port Oct. 13. Ital ship Marie
RAILWAY TRAVEL ____
Through the
GRAND CANYON
OF THE FEATHER RIVER
and THE ROYAL GORGE
The "Panama-Pacific" Espreas and
The "19_5" Ma«
Leave and are due to arrive Union
Ferry Depot from June 9, 1912
Lea ye Through" Trains Arrive
9:10 a Salt Lake, Denver Omaha, Chicago,
Kansas City. SL Louis B:*sp
7:80p Salt Lake, Denver. Omaha, Chicago,
Kansas City. St. Louis 6:Wa
9:10 a Sacramento i:80a
7:30p do -:*sp
9:10 a Stockton »:Soa
t:10p do 10:*0_
7:30p do 1:49p
Hirough Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars via
Den. ,v Rio Qranda and Burlington Route, via
Den. _ Rjo Grande and Rock Island Lines, via
Den. & Rio (Jrande and Missouri Paeiic.
Through trains. Observation Cars, Dining Cera,
Blectrie Lights and Electric Fans.
# Schedule Effective
July 1, 1912
San Francisco
UNION FERRY DEPOT
Leave"] vTaHsAUOLTTo 1 Arrive
tt>;*sa I Petaluma, Kama Rosa. Ut-erneville,
| Duncan Mills, Cnzadero J9:o.>p
<? :15a [Sonoma,' Glen Ellen 6:o»>p
7:_sp .Petaluma. Santa Rosa, Ilealds-
I burg, Cloverdale, Iklah. Willits,
I Longvale, »Sebastopot < :Ssp
B:lsa'Pt. Reves. Camp Meeker. Monte
Rio. Duncan Mills. Caitader© t-Sop
8:40 a Petaluma, Santa Roaa. Guerue
vtlle. Monte Rio, Duncan Mills,
I Cazadero i K»p
tl»:lSa!Sonoma. Glen Ellen __ : *S P
t»:lsa|Lagunltas. Point Reyes „.| *8:05p
10:4_ajPetalunia. Santa Rosa. Healds
| bure (to Sonoma and Glen Ellen
week days only) _>:03p
2:.sp|Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Guernc
j vllle. Monte Rio, Duncan Mills.. 10:35 a
H2:45p Point Reyea, Camp Meeker, Monte
I Ri<>. Duncan Mills. Caiad*ro,,.. |10:35 a
3:ir»niPetaluma. Santa Roaa. Healds-j
t burg, Cloverdale, Uktah. Wil
lits, •♦Sebastopol * 1: ?S*
4:4. r .p Sonoma. Ulen Ellen 8:33 a
0:15n Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Healds
| burg •__•
+R:l.*!plPt. Reyes (Sundays 7:15 p. m.1.. a:3sa
ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA SAUSALITO
Bausallto. Mill Valley, San Rafael—Dally
every 30 minutes from 6:45 a, m. until tf:4s
h. m.; hourly until 2:45 p. m., then 3:15 p. m.
and every 30 minutes until 7:45. then 9:15,
10:4.". p. "m. and 12:15 a. m. (On Sundays tn
addition—Every 30 minutes from 9:43 a. at. to
8:15 p. m.. escept 2:15 p. m.)
Palrfas— Leaves ftj:4s. 7:15, 7:43, 8:15. 8:45.
0:15. 0:45, U0:15, 10:45, $11:15. 11:48 a. ra.;
112:15. 12:43. 11:15. 1:45. 2:43. 3:15, 3:45, 4:15,
4:43. 3:15. 5:45, 6:15. 6:45, f7:15, 7:45, 9:15,
10:45 p. m.: 112:15 a. m.
San Quentin via San Rafael—Leave daily at
9:13 a. m. and 1:45 p. m.
Tiburon and Belvedere —Dally every hour from
6:45 a. m. until 1:45 p. ra.; then 3:15 p. m. and
every hour until 6:15, then 7:45, 9:15, 10:48 p.m.
and 12:15 a. m.
•Arrives 7:05 p. m. ••Arrives 10:35 a. ra.
tExcept Sundays. tSundays only.
only. 1 Mondays only.
Pacific Transfer Company's agents are author.
Ized to check baggage direct from realdence.
MUIR WOODS jdUtK
MT. TAMALPAIS® B
VIA SAUSALITO FERRY , SB?
UNION DEPOT, SOOT OF M-SKET «TR«T VT
WguwdTrtp,»lJo;C9wMwa_TrH.llJo T
U. I* frmhw j l». ■* *"* U. m. Twwiwte
_____! ____?!!_____ Smiv WwM «y _______
?:4Sa 8:45* t 7:20 a }ViU 7:20 a 10:40 a
1:45* 9:46 a I:4_»li2:Mi 1:40, 11:40 a
• 4:45» 10:45 a 2:40p W» _ _:«» l:_fe
lT:45* 4:60» 2:|{» * I:S5» 2:40j
1:41 a S:B|p ...... _:_ff
2;4St ...... 4:4.» •••••• «=<»
•Saturdays only, 'tlfoadaygi o»Iy. I Mt. Tamalpah only.
< Sauwlito Ferrr-Tel. Kearny 4980
Ticket Offices ] 687 Market-Tel. Kearny 2751
Doaai»s44o7 _
General Office-Mill Valley. Cal. Tel.MillValley Sab.ll
•Tmnn(T«wWrwi "Sanw tn timn*mtmpsm
BAY AND INTERI'RBAN ROUTRI
i Boat* leave 7:00. 9:45 a. milK9o,»zei
•_!___* ,J __. p _JS- ,c ' ___
poekjHd office, Mortß lailmMU-ll
Pacific ocean travel
CVniSIPV SHORT LINE
Jl UllLl 10 Day* t<> Australia
Splendid steamers (10,000 tone). Sonoma sails
Oct. 22, Ventura, Nov. 19. aud ertry 88 daye,
for HONOLULU, PANGO FAN GO <B*aioa_ and
SYDNEY. Low rates. Brand World, 1600 feat
class. f875 *d elaaa, via Ceylen, Bgypt, Italy,
etc, St-TW^-
BONOLLLt JllOsaUinraOct. 22? Xov™] etc.
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
«n MARKET BTB-OBT. >fco— fatter 648,
AUSTRALIA
and New Zealand
STDXEY VIA TAHITI AND WSLUNOTON;
S. 8. MO ANA (0.000 toas) aJkUt a Oct. 18
B.S.AOSANOI (8,000 teas) satis II e-st, Na-_U
and B_ery » daya Otaaftar.
tnnoN s. s. Co. or Strlr «-If~n>_ led,
BIND. ROLPH * Co., Oaa. Acta., tt* Oat at,
Ticket OfJtoa, «7» Market at; tad. Ooaglaa 3100,
_!"__.-■_' _____ -
AUCTIONSALES
E. CURTIS
%Pr-fi__s ! f__«-W*^f^e*-3-^ 5 r frfc ' ■ — J * l - S "•-■■■ -^-. ■- - : ---'-'*'^d3^_aa(_l
-. ; .-•■.. AUCTIONEER
Office and salesroom corner Van Ness and Sac
ramento 's (former Walter a building). s - Phones—
Franklin 2264, Home C&553; residence, SOS Aao
hary.
NEW YORK SALE STABLE, «V-w j
at Arrived—l car mares ; and horses: . 3 span blacks. I
S span browns &2- span grays: 1 ages 4 to 7 years:
weight 1.330 ,to 1.800 lbs.; wheelers and leaders:
all i well | broke; I and others: i some | good farm I mares
and horses. JOS. LEVY. Phone Market 38T7. *
__© • ' _fe "111
FINE LOT BROKEN COUNTRY HORSES
Just in—Weight 1,200 to 1,700 ' ponnda,
gßig HOUSES if AND VEHICLES TO I LET.lilll
O. UNDAUEB, 122 Clara st.
* - - - - ' - v*<
Tetesa. Arrived V Oct. 13, . stmr Eureka hence
Oct. 9. ■ v * "V" i ~-■;. ■
gSS_w*_t - "■- OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK—Arrived Oct. 12—Stmr Caronia.
from Liverpool i and • Queenstown.
m Arrived Oct. v 13. stmr ; Rotterdam, : from Rotter
'4am."ar*»_iA v.. •• -* *- -.- -. , ?„
S»i LIVERPOOL—Arrived Oct. 13. stmr Carmanis.
from New York. Sailed 1 Oct. 13, stmr Belle
roplion. for Seattle. -..- - -- - -
DOVER—Arrived ? Oct 4 13, btmr « Lapland, from i
New t York. .*■.•■ T. ; ,:.."; ~. --v f. --"- -*. r .--,
GIBHALTVR—Arrived Oct. 13 stmr Berlin;
from N'i'w York. ? i:.u~. 4 y. it-'.-'-\ r?-■..>»'-./>;-/.-;.... »'
? * QUEENSTOWN—gaIIed , Oct. 13. stmr Maurete
nia. for New. York. . ■ -
<ssl lUMlv—Sailed Oct. 13, stmr Saxeuia, for New
York. :'■>>:?■ :-"-'---^ T .Vr,- ■■'.' * - : : V ■- v"'''" - r :'T-.-:~"
PORTLAND, Oct. I.'!.—Superstitions of sailors
against sailing the 13th day of the month went
for j naught *, today. i;* Two steamers left for I Call-*' i
forniu, with r all accommodations taken in the first
class lists, ihf i!nv steamer Avalon, which was
here. o;i Its maiden voyage and 1 * got away at 4
p. m.. was i unable sto { accommodate F all « who > ap- i
piled i for passage. The Rose City hauled into the I
stream from the Alnswortb dock at the same hour*'
with \ 295 % passengers, «of & which ? lit were nln l the I
cabin. , Among / , the *':■ passenger, .;, was » Miss VL.
Travers \of this city, who t will ;: embark rati San
Francisco on one of the Pacific Mall liners for the !
orient < and < continue her Journey Into ; Russia.
t? 3. K. 2 Laldlaw, j who p has s been j identified i with -
shipping ; concerns * here for I years, left today - for i
San Francisco to become associated with the firm
of Cornyn, Mac Wall & Co.
mMRI UEAVf AND AW DUE TO ARRIVE FROM SEPTEMBER 19. t!l2
VIA OAKLAND PIER
Laa-a "} (Foot of Market Street) Arrive
(Subject to change without notice)
2.16 a Niles, Liverrnore, Tracy, Lathrop,
Stockton. Lodi, Gait. Elk Grove, I
Pacranwnto.Roseville.Auburn.Colfnx 10.40 a
2.15 a Sacramento, Marysville. Bi«* Chiea. i0.40p
0.40 a Richmond, Port Costa, Martinei. An- ■
tioeh. Byron Hot Springs, Tracy,
Patterson, Newman, Los Banos,
locle, Kerman, Freiao 11.59 a
1.40 a San Lagndro, Hayward, Niles. San
Jose 0.50 a
7.00$ The Btotesman—Richmond. Vallejo
Junction, Port Cost*. Benicia. Sui- I
sun, Euairs, Dans, Sacramento — 6. _9p
7.00 a EloJir*. Vaeavillo. Rumasy 7.sJp
7.20 i GoldfieWPa»-Trucket.Haien. Wv .
buska (Yerrington. Hudson). Mina, I
Tonopah, GoldneH, Laws, Kesier . B.loa
7.20 a Richmond. Port CesU, Bemoan-sun.
Dixon. Sacramento 7.50p
7.20 a Roseville, Marysville (Oroville), Red- i
ding, Dunsmuir 10.40p
7.20 a Da via. Woodland, Williams, Max«»tt, j
Willows. Hamilton, Coming, Red I
Bluff 7.50»
7.20 a Nile*. Pleasanton, Uvarmore. Tracy,
Lathrop. Stockton (Oakdale). Lodi. |
Sacramento 7.30 a
7.20 a Tracy, Patterson, Newman, LosEaaos, I
Ingle, Kerman. Fresno 4.30p
7.40 a Richmond, Vallejo, Napa, Calistoga. '
Santa Rosa, Croofcett, Port Costa 0.1 Op ;
t7.40a Avon. Walnut Creek. San Ramon, i
Liverrooie ta.SOp
6.00 a Newark. West San Jose. Los Gates, j
Wright, Felton ' Ben Lomond, Boul- \
der Creek), Santa Crui *.Sop
140g Port Costa. Martinet, Byron Hot
Springs, Tracy, (Stockton), Merned,
Berenda, Madera, Fresno, Fowler,
Selma, Traver, Goshen Junction
(Hanford, Annona). Tulare, Bak
ersfield 4.30p !
(40a Visalia, Lindsay. Porterville. Ducor.. 7,1 Op |
40a Yossmite Valley via Merced.. 4fop
o.ooa Irvington, San Jose 7.30p
o.ooa Niles, Pleasanton, Livermore, Stork- [
tea (•Milton), Valley Spring. lone, I
Sacramento • *-3J}P
0.006 Tuolumne.Sonora, Jamestown, Angels 2.50p
o.ooa Atlantic Express—Sacramento, True- j
kee, Ogden, Salt Lake City. Denver. I
Kansas City. Omaha. Chicaao. - 8.30p ,
o.ooa ToDopah-Goldtjekl Standard Sleeper . B.loa
o.ooa Vallejo Junction. Vallejo { Jjjj
0.40 a Richmond, San Pablo, Pinole, Vallejo f
Junction, Crockett, Port Costa, Mar- \
tines, Avon. Concord, San Ramon. O.lOp
10.20 a San Francisco Overland Limited—Den- j
ver. Kaasaa Gty, St. Louis, Omaha,
Chicago 2,top
10.40 a VaHei-7-are lalaod, Napa 12.80p ,
10.40 a Stockton. { XjJ]
10.40 a Los Aageles Passenger—Pert Costa, 1
Martines, Byron Hot Springs, Tracy, • |!
Stockton, Merced, Madera. Fresno.
(Hanford, Coalinga, Visalia), Bak
ersfield, Los Angelas 7.10p
11.20 a Shasta Limited—Portland. Tacorae,
Seattle 8050p
12.00n Pachtoond. Fort Costa, Benicia,Sui-1 10.30 a
sun, Elraira, Dixon, Sacramento . j 11.10 a
I2oon Davis. Williams, Colusa June, Wsilows.
Oermantown, Orland, Hamilton— O.BOp
l2J»n Marysville. Chico, Red Bluff 4.30p ■<
i.oop Niles, Irvington, San Jose 2.50p ,
1.20p San Leandro. Niles. Ceoterville, New
ark, (Redwood), Baa Jose 7JOp j
1.40p Newark, Alviso. Agnew, Santa Clara,
Wsst San Jose IO.OOp ;
2.40f San Leandro. Niles. San Jose.. 7„op :
B.OOp Benicia, Wintsrs, Sacramento —Wood- i
land. Tudor. Yuba City, Marysviße,
Oroville H.lOaj
S2op Richmond, Port Costa, Martines. B>~on j
Hot Sprinss, Modesto, Merced, Ma
dera, Fresno !0.40p
4.00p Fort Costa, Martines, Concord, Wal
nut Creek, San Ramon, Livermore. 9.30 a
4.00p Richmond, Valiejo. Napa, Calistoga,
Glen EUan, Santa Rosa 9.30 a
AOOp Nile*, (Ceaierville, Newark), Sunol,
Pleasanton, Livermore, Tracy,
Stockton, _odl, Sacramento 12.60s
4.40p San Leaodro. Hayward. Niks, Pleas
anton. Li vermors 8.30 a
*.40p Irriagtoa, Saa Jose 9.30 a
4.40p Tracy,Patterson, Newman, Los Banes,
Kermaa, Fresno 10.40p
MOp Valley Flyer—Port Costa. Byron Hot ,
Spnnza Tracy, Modesto, Merced,
Madera, Fresno. Goshen Junction,
Tulare. Bakers-aid. Mojave, Los
Angeles 12.50 a
UOOp Vallejo. port Costa, Benicia, Swsun. .
Sacramento, RoeevtUe, Lincoln.
Wheatland, Marysville (Orovilk),
Gridlay. Big** _po 11.30 a
6.00p Davie, Arbuckle. Williami. Willows.
Orland, Tehama N 10.40p
680s Newark. Santa Clara. West San Joee. 9.30 a
6.20p Sao Leandro, Loresao, Hayward,
Niles, Pleasant >n, - Livermore,
Tracy, Stoektoo 3.!0p
0.20p Owl Limited-Port Costa. Tracy,
Freftoo, Los Annus B.loa
0.20f Hayward. Niles and Saa Jose b.sop
0.40 a Eastern Express—Ojrden, Pueblo.Den
ver. Kansas City. St Louis, Chicago 8.30p
MOp Pert Costa, Beai-i*. Suisun, Lknira,
Sacramento. Colfax, Truckee, Reno,
Sperm 8.30p
7JOp China and Japan Mail—Os-den,
Cheyenne, Denver, Kaasaa City.
Omaha. Chicago 3.10p
iMp Tort Costa, Byraa Hot Soring*. Stock
too, Sacramento, Cotta*, Truckee,
_ Reno 3.JOp
tfJOOf Rlehmoad. (Vallejo). Pert Costa Mar
tines. Concord, Walnut Creek,
Pleasanton, Niles. Oakland a 1246 a
f&Qp Oregon Expres«—Sacramento. Rose
vflie, Marysville, Redding.(Klamath
Falls). Ashland, Portland, Taeoma,
Seattle, Spokans l.lOp
o.oof Mt. Eden. Alvarado, Newark, Santa
Clara,SanJose 7.50 a
9.40p Bakersaeld, McKittrick, Hazletoa,
Monarch, Moron. Fellow, Shale. . 740 a
11408 Wchmoad, Port Costa, Tracy. Mo
desto, Merced, Madera, Fresno,
Hanford, Tulam 7.50 a
t.4op Hanford, Annona, Lemoora, Huron,
Coalinga 7.50 a
0.40p Visalia, Exeter, Lindsay, Porterville.
Ducor. Famoso 7.50 a
10-fOp Portland Express-Dan, Willows.
Red Bluff. Weed. (Klamath Falls),
Ashland, Roseburg. Portland. Ta
aasaa, Seattle 7.30 a
WTHERLAJIOI HWU-Wnm Paaifte Straai Wharf
TWa ante ofisea axcaptional opportunity for Auto
aobOuis to reach all poioti on the Sacramento River;
Coßiaarißa, .Emmstoo, Rio Viaaa. Iskton. Ryde, Wabut
Ojots, Vordan, Courtrand. Oarkab «rt Sammeato.
thamar 3asab-»laaf Mania, Fraaeiaco 8.30
a. aa. daUy auopt Sunday and Wednesday, arriving
Batjasaeoto 7J» p. m. Leav-. Ba—meeto 8.30 a m.
__r_t_! c VL 8,, * <Jt F _--* arriving Saa
■Kftu ati-l iM ia <ithff <fißct * oa «* •"
- ***?g m * tm f *8-»ha, leaves Saa Francisco LOO
* •*_ b _ >r ' 'weP* Sunday; arrive Saa Fiaocisco 11.80
■• __**»'_*•»» Monday.
Raaatar Naval* or tswlaala leaves Saa Franeieeo
•_8 P- B, daihr except Saodars. arriving Sacramento
TM •. a. daily except ffogchy. Leava Sacraneoto
MB p. aa, daihr except -kmdaya, arriving Saa Fraaetaea
fJO a. aa. dairy axeept Moaday. No stops ea route ia
aßaar dbeclbu.
AUCTION SALES
MARK J. LEVY AUCTION CO.
Office and Salesrooms, 1140 McAllister sL
Pay* highest price to- all kinds of furoltor*.
merchandise, etc. Hou«es bought la their en
tirety. Goods sold on -ommissloo.
Pho!j»—Park SQO. S_B3«.
100«HORSES«100
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1912.
By order of the owners. Messrs. Gorham A
Rankin of Wlnnemueea. Nev., we will sell 100
head of their famous Double Square brand of
horses. Every horseman on the Pacific coast is
familiar with the reputation of this stock for
good disposition, heavy bone, good feet anil for
their growth aud development after belifg put
to work.
At the same time we will continue the «al« of
the high grade teaming gears. We still have ■
number of theac wagons, which were consigned to
us by the manufacturer, and wish to clow them
out at this sale, which takes place WEDNES
DAY, OCT. ie. at It a. m.. at J. B. Horan's
j Sales Yard, corner lOih and Bryant sts., S. F.
No outside horses.
W. 11. HORD. Auctioneer
704 MARKET ST.. S. F.
, a - ' ,; ■ " ...■'■■■■-■
When tbe'steamer Klamath- flagship of too
MrCormick fleet, sails for California harbors a
i week from tomorrow it will have In tow the hull
of the steamer Multnomah, launched Saturday
|at St. Helous. It has been ilceidcd to tow the
! vessel light to the Golden ?ate. and there the
machinery will be installed. By January 1 it will
Ibe in service, carrying passengers on all jay
J ages and bringing general cargo fo Portland.
I loading back with lumber for points as far south
as San Diego.
! ASTORIA, Oct. 13.--Tbe British steamer M. S.
I Dollar arrived from Coos Bay with a cargo of
I lumber for the orient, and will finish loading on
j the river.
j Tie steamer Roanoke, with freight and pas-
I sengers for San Pedro and way ports, arrived
i today, and proceeded.
The steamer Breakwater, with freight and
passengers from Coos Bay, arrived in port today,
i and proceeded.
VIA COAST LINE
Leave (Third and Townsend Btreete) *» Anira
(Subject to change witheut aotioi)
t 5.05 a Valencia Street. Ocean View, Cohaa.
Cemeteries, Baden, San Bruno. ... j 6.35 a
6.30 a South San Francisco, San Jose. Gitroy.
(Hollister. Tres Pinosi, Sargent, Fa
jaro, Watsoaville. Santo Crus 7.50»
t 6.30 a Los Altos, Mona Vista. Los Gato».... J9.45a
t 7,00 a South Sao Francisco. Palo Alto, San
Joee, Way Stations 7.20 a
t 7.00 a Loe Altos, Monta Vista, Los Gates.. 7_20»
B.ooa Shore Line Limited—Paso Robles Hot
Springs, Santa Barbara. Lo» Angeles 9.50 a
8.05 a Maj-field, Lo» Altos.los Gatos,Wright,
Gtenwood (Boulder Creek l . Santa
Crua, Watsonville, Castroville. Del
Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove 9™6p
9.00 a San Jose. Gitrov, Sargent, Salinas.
Foleded. San Miguel. Psso Roblea
Hot Springs, San Luis Obispo 4.00p
9.00 a HoMister, Tres Pinos—Watsonville.
Santa Crus—Dol Mont. Monterey,
Pacine Grove 4.00p
10.40 a South Sao Francisco, Burliagaatt, Saa .
Mateo, Talo Alto. Saa Jose t 0 JOt
10.40 a Los Ahoa. MonU Vista, Los Gates.. . i 2.30p
11,30 a \ -lencia Street, Ocean Mew, Colma.
Cemeteries, Baden, Saa Bruno j«~Q
11.40 a South San Francisco, San Jo»e t «-20 a
1.20p Saturday*- only—?*n Mateo, Redwood.
Mayfield, Sdountain View, San Jose 10.60p
i .20p Sat'irdaysonly—Los .Utos. Mona Vista,
I.os Gatos {3.25P
2.00p Del Monte Express—Pan Jose. Gilrov.
Sargent (Watsonrilla). Santa Cms,
Del Monte. Monterey, Pacine Grove,
(Salinas) 12.30>
2.06P Earton, Saa Mateo, Palo Alto. San
Jose i i-40*
t 2.10 a South San Francisco, Redwood. San
Jose f 11.30 a
3.00p South San Franeisro. San Mateo. Saa
Jose, Gilroy. Trts Pinot, Salinas... 10.1 Of
3.00p Watsonville. Santa Cruz. Castrovilia,
Del Monta, Monterey, Pacific Grove 10.108
3.25p Burlingame, Saa Mateo, Redwood,
Palo Alto, Mayfield, Lot Altos. Loa
Gatoe 8.-08
4.00p Sunset Express—Tucson, Deming, Fl
Paso. Houston. New Orleans. Chi
cago ■•100
4QOp Washington Sunset Route—Washw_
ton, D. C. New York and East t.la«
4.00p Salinas. Paso Rabies Hot Springs.
Saa Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, ,-
Ventura and Los Angeles o.lBa
4.00p Kansas City. St. Louis. Chicago 0.15 a
4.20f South San Francisco, San Jose t 7.25 a
t 4.55p Santa Crus Limited—Mayfield. Loe
j| Altos, Los Gstos. Felton, (Boulder mm
Creek.) Santa Crux t o.4ii
t 5.05p Burlingame, San Mateo, Palo Alto,
Sao Jose and Way Stations 0.45«
t 0.20p Redwood. Atherton, Mania Park.
Palo Alto, Mayfield, Mountain View.
Sunnyvale, Sao Jose t 0.008
t S.2op Los! Alto*. Monta Vista, Lot Gatos.... t 8.40 a
; t 5.25p Easton. Redwood, Mountain View,
San Jose I.IOf
1 t 5.30» Loop—Valencia Street. Oceao View,
Cemeteries, South San Francisco,
23d Street, 3d and Townsend t O^Of
6.40p San Bruno, San Mateo, Redwood,
Palo Alto, Santa Clara. Saa Jose... 3 25p
: X 5.40p Los Altos, MonU Vista, Los Gates..,. 7.20p
t fl.OOp Millbrae. San Mateo. Redwood, May
field, Los Altos, Los Gatos f o.ooa
t 6.05p 23d Street, Visitaeion, South Saa
FranciKO, Valencia Street t 7.158
6.30p South San Francisco, Sao Joae 5.45p
7.40p The Lark—Paao Robles Hot Eprioca,
Santa Barbara, Los Angeles 0.30 a
B,lop San Jose and Way SUtions 740 a
10.00p Los Angeles Passenger—Safinaa. Paso
Robles Hot Springs, San Luis Obis
po. Santo Barbara and Los Angeles 8.25 a
• O.OSp South Saa Francisco, Sao Joae I 1.56p
11.46p South Saa Francisco, Falo Alto, San
Joae 7.4 ip
LOCAL FERRY TRAIKS-Via Alginate Nar.
Ta Oakiana. 14th a*. Fraaklin Sts.—
6.15, 6.45 a. m. and then 15 and 45 minutes past tka
hour until 7.45 p. m.; then 8.30, 9.15. 10.00. 10.4 a
114K) p. m. and 12.15 a. m.
Ta Alameda, North and South Side-•
6.15. 6.45 a. m. and then 15 and 45 minutes past tha
hour until 7.45 p. m.; then 8.30, 9.15, 10.00. 10.44,
11.30 p. m. and 12.15 a. n_
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS-Via Oakland Pier.
To Oakland, loth St., and Berkeley via Shartuek Ava
and Ellsworth St. lines.—Daily—From 600 a. m.. and
every twenty minutos until 8.20 p. ra.. inriasive; then
BDO, 9.40,10.20,11.00.11.(0. p. m.. 12.20 and 1-0 am.
Additional boats Saturdays and Sundays only, 8.40
p. b>.. 9_». 10.00, 10.40 and 11.20 p. m.
To Berkeley via California St. and Watt Berkeley, Albany
via Ninth St. Lines— Daily— From *6.00 a. m„ t6.20.
•6.40, t7DO a. m. and ever)- twenty minutes until 8.20
p. ra. inclusive; then 9.00. 9.40, 10.20.11.00,11.40 p.m..
12.20 and 1.20 a. m. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only. 8.40 p m., 9.20,10.00,10.40 and 11.20
p.m.
Ta Vlaartt. Its.*, Cullman. Riehmend—»6 40 and 7.40
a at., 3_o p. a_, 4_o. SJO, 6.30 p. m.
Ta Oakland. Washinften-Braadway. East Oakland.
FrwNvale and Mslrase via Seventh St.—Daily—from
6.00 a. ra., and every twenty minutes until 8.20 p. ra..
inclusive: then 9.00, 9.40. 10.20. 11.00. 11.40 p. ra..
12_0 and 1-0 a. oi. Additional boats Saturday aad
Sunday oary, 8.40 p. ra„ 9.20, 10.00, 10.40 and 11,20
p,a».
Harsaanaa ta Oakland, WatMngtan-Broadway,' Frurtvaia
Alameda North Side-Daily-From 6.00 a. m., Tn.2u
CM, 7XO. 7.». 7AO, 8.00. 8.40 and forty minutes past
the hour until 3.40 p. m.; then 4.00. 4,40, 5.00. 5.20,
5.40. 6.00. 6-20. 6.40. 7.00. 7.40, 820, 9.00. 9.40, tO-fl,
11.00, 11.40 p. m.. 12.20 and 1.20 a. m.
Ta Ran*iim-t«.O0, +6.40. t74?0, »JO. tlO.OO a. m,
Jl-0. p. m., J 34)0.13.20, »4.00, •5-00, '5.40 and
t«-op. m.
AUTOMOBILES. MOTORCYCLES ANO VEHICLES.
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY-Framlaa Franctseo,
Saatk Cad ef Ferry Building, far Braadway Wharf.
Oakland—Week days 6.00 a. ra. and every half hour
until 9JOO p. a-, inclusive. Sundays and holidays
6,00 a. m. and every half hour until 11.00 p. m..
ioemtnve. Boats leave Broadway VWuuf-Week dais
6.15 a. d. and every half hour until 8.46 p. a. in
dusive. Sundays and hoEdays. 616 a m. and every
half hour until 10-45 p. m., inclusive.
a for Moraine;. *Daily. P for AftanoM__
fSoaday exceptod. tSunday only. {Saturday oa_y.*»
a Monday.
IMaa Tramfir Ca. aotharfzai ta cheek Baajaia 4km
fr-NB fM__t____C_a
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