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LINER HERE WITH
SCAR OF MISHAP
Steamer Runs Into Sao
Juan at Balboa, Breaking
Several Plates
TTIT its flag ftt lialf
mast la honor of
the seven United
States navy men
killed in the Nica
raguan trouble, and
whose bodies were
aboard, the Pacific
Mail liner San Juan,
Captain F. F. Fra
zier, arrived at Z
Ie yesterday
aftertkoon with ?.o
pen and
general cargo,
2»-. days, 4 hours and
23 minutes from
A neon ■Aα. way
°rts. Among the passengers were
Colonel Henry c. Haines. United States
marine corps, \ ■ and four chil- !
area- p. ]~ Morse, a sailor, formerly
of the Giacier, who told of the Nica
raguan troubles, and Bertram Lytell,
tzar favorite, with Mrs.
. formerly Kvelyn Vaughn.
San Juan met with a slight mis
sile at the Balboa wharf, when
th* fruit Bteami r ICioevi crashed into j
the stern, port side stoving in a metal j
it and bending several plates.'
CaptaiM Frazier reports that little j
progress has been made-with the Xew- |
port. wfaieU sank at the Balboa wharf !
••veral months ago. The Newport was!
Partially raised and a 100 inch hole
was discovered. This was patched, but
it still ]oak«»d and settled down again.
It is believed that the cargo is all
rtnmagred and will be unfit for salvage.
t Iβ doubted whether the Newport will
find its way to sea again.
first cabin passengers of the
ian were:
: Mr?. Bertram [John C O'Connor
I Morgßn
K. VineWJt D Vtetor .Trthnson
A| —. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Lewis O.
Claetwa
■ ladpline nβ-nssen
[Mies Alma riausson
!'onson
Mlss "■ ! H(ifarl Ton
I'uiuo C rii.Hhe* Pilot Craft
haze the lumber oar
rler Porno, Captain I.illeland. out
beund, while veering nut from Me!ggs
late yesterday afternoon crashed
• ■ starboard Fttle of the pilot
nerica, aft, breaking away sev
-1 and springing all tim
h port and starboard. In
ririLr off tms of the stfiam
r cut th< el the Amer-
Ing it adrift. The
picked up undamaged off
Lombard street. The Pnmo's stem was
raft will have
to go on for several weeks.
■v The Porno r out.
* ■ Sfhooner From A\ hale Bay
■ oner Allen A.
;>rain Anderson, put in yesterday
nine:. T;2 day* from Whale Bay, the
T>' npr company's northern
s ta- ---or a heavy trip down, in
boom was broken. Captain
n reports many interesting mo
ts of a landlubber crew. The
!;prs 2,550 |KMii](ls cif whale
pound fertilizer and
ims of whaie oil. The Allen -V, after
■ii "Whale Bay in 1910,
off and . It ap-
I for
oat of pa : : •
<'hiyo >lnru Due Karly
o Mam, Toyo-Kia«h-Kaiftba
liner, from China and Japanese ports
will arrive early this morning, prob
blag quarantine at
\lfs«'cllancoii«« \otri*
an and Cape
i'»n. from Antwerp, arrived with
•ral merchandise yesterday. The
Lgrician'a i if 7C. days was un
■ ntfvil. The <>,pc Breton encount
■:\o heavy weather in n f>s day
It stO] -iepo for
ilsions, after running short of
I'iios.
The Ameriran-HauHiian freighter
rived from Salina Cruz with a
1,509 ton general cargo.
r'lAl DIRBCTOKY
NORTH OF MARKET STBEKT
... Weening ton T*l*r IT I'aiou 1
d Pier lit Union 2
. . Pa< lfl< Pier 21 Filbprt
■ ' ' ■ '.ivirll 1
Broedwar 2'Pler .". Greenwich '2
■ . . Vallpjo I'irr 27 Lombard
I'r i: ' 11 Powell
SOUTH OF MARKET STREET
P>r 2 Mission lP?or 1.'4 Spfar
. Vlleslon ?. Pier : - *s Miin
Pier « How : B«ct«
..Howard 'Z Pi. r :;H Fremont
... . Bowi 8 Vim
. !'. M. s Bo
4-1 '
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KYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
ntnnce to |
-
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- 77~~
ut from
__i i. >tty,
• Cfeannol utrtigbt in Iron
Corni range
■iif. i.(<<t channel
iih <>f thi«.
- »tralgjbt eat
I _ ; M pe.
"vir bar arp in i
ranjfp,
f:«r_ shoaling slfglnl>~
CtKjuUli • Oct. 2 well to nortli.
mar outer red
-triiKtTT
■ iwarci.
north
'Oct.
" west.
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Iro B]
I Sep.
iiitM , ] 400
"... 777"
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nannol
f 'Vidtl..
Sliippinu !iij(ir<-d
GO ...Nov. :; . . .
' :rii-h damaee done
In a hurricane I Th Httle
H-»«r <<■:■:■ k<l! ;,-,.„ ifgtite
■'■!• l.OOt) ■■ ' 1] !„■::.- [on
:,,| Hl ,j
■ B iflritnga in differ
: •■ <|. So far an
there w:t* , ~n,}< (. ..
kbli-h is at Acapuico will attemot
■ 1 ...... -ii
»N=ORPORATED
CONBULTINC and •
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERS
PUBLIC SERVICE PROPERTIES
FINANCED and MANAGED
SO Pine Street New York
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS
WIRELESS FROM SHIPS AT SEA
Tliene rppartla are received directly from tlie Pacific ooant stations of the
Wirelesw companyi
MARCONI WIRELESS
Pin franc lien, Nov. n.
STEAMER CHINA— Xot. 2. S p. m., Bft feftea off
Rμ Fraocfoco, beaec Ktt. " fur cuiu* uud
Japan.
STEAMER WASHTENAW—Nor. 2. 8 p. m.. S&S
miles Dortfa "f San Frmseiaco, from Pert Bμ
Luis for Seattle.
STEAMER OLEUM—Nov. 2. « p. m.. ]£t mllw
north of San Francisco, from Port Sun Lail l, »
Portland.
STEAMER W. S. PORTER -Nov. 2. 8 p. m.. 133
mllet north of San Francisco, from Astoria for
Jloutfrey.
SEATTLE. Wask.. Nov. P..
STEAMER SPOKANE—7 p. m.. off Entrance M
tinil.
STEAMER CUZCO-S p. m.. off Smiths island.
STEAMER LA TOUCHE -i p. iii.. In Queen Cliur
l<. tte sound.
BOBKKA, Nov. 3.
STEAMER CITY OF TOPEKA- Passed Mt 5:45
l>. in.
EAST SAN PEDRO. Nov. 3.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA—SH miles »outh of
Pott HarforA.
STEAMER CITY OF SYDNEY—B p. in.. Nov. 2,
'AVX> miles south of Cup* San Lie**.
STEAMER YAIX-β:!'- , p. in., (HH< Hnenrmo.
STEAMER VANGUARD -SrUD v. ■-. arrived at
Srd Pedro,
Weather Report
I'nlted States I>epartraetit of Agrlcr'.ture —
Weather Bwaau. San Francisco. Nov. 3. 1912.
RAIXFALL DATA
i
STATION'S
tsB ?i si i *»|
|i 71 n rl
Bureka 0.24 : 4.S8 i 4.28 SkQB
Red Bluff 0.04 5.22 2.JT
Sacramento ' O.OG 1.87 , 1.54 0.18
Mount Tsmalpaie... 0.34 S.39 l.tt O.H
San Francisco 6 20 1 f»4 1.T1 ; 0.2«
San Jose y.8l I.Sβ
Fresno ■ . 11 1.1>2 ; 0.10
Indepcndencp .......'( O.in
San Lvis Obi»r"-■ ■ ' ■ lf<1 "- 14
I.os Angeles I O.M '. 0.86 ! 1.39
San Diego - - 1 ;..-:e 0.57. P. r>0
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS
In the following tables the maximum and mini
mum temperatures and rainfall are jrlren:
STATIONS
■
6
C STATIONS
-
III
- 7 : -
BakPr 44j3e| .Ollited Bluff 5O;42|.(M
Boise fteno 52 32 .00
H*l Monro. . . . <•■: 4< .< ( 32
Eureka M 4«' .2-4«ecraaiento . .. Sβ M\ .06
KlagstaSf 44 28!.02Nalt 1-Rk'- 44
Fresno W. 44 .00 ?an Dtego 64fe*(.02
Helona 4e32l.00«an rttncl*
Honolulu ... .82172'.00 >an Josp.
liKippt-ndom , '- ?. I.ui- Oblapo 82(4-1 .'*)
j> g. E. Fsiallon. 5«!.12 .1«
Lrw Angeles. . 6440 .04 >pokane U&'Sd -IS
M.idona 4S!30 -CO 'Sammit 31271.20
Mt. Tamalpuis 4."i 41 : ,:'.4 Vafoma |5O!42nOe
North Heed. .!4S ! 42i.o6 Tatooob 4*J44l'.«0
I'hoenK '>- SS .00 Toiiopali (i.)
Pocati-Hfi ... 46 }ne " Walla Walla.. '■•
Pt. npyc&.I.f. 55 50'.0e Wlnoemocca . . '*" :!f.'.•«>
Portland ... ;- n 44 Vtttna T2I4W.00
*B>OW on iii< >v n<l. five late
EASTERX STATIOVS
Abilellf :.'.S 44 .<* inoxvtll-3 IS
Atlantic i "He •'••
Boston . . I" 30] .01 .femphit ."■
Buffalo 4.':;.!.i( Joutgonttry . . ">»V32 .<K>
Ciierleston ... :.2 .':*.<> Unurpa! 32;2ej.00
Chicago "S :'.<• .<x iioorhea.l 54[241.00
Dearer ■"■" 3fl .■ < few Origan*. . 58 42 .00
T»"« &Ielnes...W 4 ,<K few York ....•
\>r<',sf City... t;>; "s 00 Vorth Pi.it;.>.. 64J28I.00
Dclatb 24 > ■■• (icUhoma ... 50'se .00
Ihirango m3iV.]4|Pittabnrg ....j.
Rastpori .4 •_•<; .'■>; Roewell 7o|28'.00
■■' ."■ 0OK1 Loul«.
Green i', ■ -n ,o<l sr. J'aul 51
Hettera* r»2 4H ,00 lamjia Ml Iβ .00
Havre .. . "i2 32 ! .O0 Toledo ;
■ ■■■ : 2 .00 eTastlnjftoa . . 1
.la. ks,,nv: ;■ . ;.»; 44 0o Winoiuee .... ;;v 18 .00
Cilv . . 5fi r;t .(M):
SYNOFWB OF WEATHER CONDITIOXB
T!" lias passed eastward and is Tinnr
central over Manitoba, with a trough exteaA-
Ini; southeastwarii to Kansas. This lias
cloudy weather over tli« %vestern portion of the
country, witb light hut aeoeral ruin. TIM nigh
area has mornd eaatward and now overlies the
A'lantip eta: 5 fair weather fast of
t!i>» Mississippi rivtr. The teeperatvn has
■ r tht* ij'Hins states and fallen slightly
■ >vt>r liif nortii Pa'-ifi.: states". ObßdltioM are
slowly tmpro.inir to this district, anil ths
weather will ill ar Monday in most seetious.
FOREX AST
Following Is the ferecaet for th<* SO hours
ending nt midnight Monday. NoTpmher 4. UH2:
San Fiancisi'i. and Ticliiity—Clearing Monday;
light weet wind.
Sufiainento Talley—Clearing Monday; light
northwest wind.
• Clara valley —Clearing Monday; light
11 [fed.
San .loaquii: TβKey - Clparin? Monday; light
dortbwmj wim!
California soatti of Tehacliati— Fair Woodax:
light west wind.
G. H. WILLBOX, Local Forecaster.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO AUfiIVK
Pros Bt earner Date
Philadelphia Volumtda Nov. 4
Nannimo iinr-ri<- [Nor. 4i
HumUoldt •■:■>■ <■;• TOpcka.JNoT. 4|
[ciiiiifl Az Japan I'iiiyr. liaru....jNoT. 41
j San I>it>tti> ft Ix>« Ans. Queen Serf. 4
I San Dtegtt «V lα* Aag. . Ya!n Not. 4
Port S:m [CeOi Kh.v iNor. 4
Alrxaudriii
■d A Astodi !B*»v« N..T
IBnckmati Sot. B
! Lok Ans>>lee flcsc Clrr Vov. "1 |
\nKf!«s F. H. . Vov. 6
'lunU.H'i'lt 'F. A. KUbarn.. Sot. fi
Fort Hragg iArctlr .......... \,.-
Ixm Aiiirolfs Harvard 'Nov. c
Sμ'. <'niz & SPn I>;.'K"- Not. f!
Willeps Harbor 'Santn Barbara.. \,v. 6
Humijol'it iPhoeaU n..v. c
riuiahoidt : N(;rth Furk Sixt. T
V'aneimrd [Jot, 7
San Ppflro & Way Port*|Oßrac»o Nov. 7
Point Arona Sc Vlhiun. .IPomo \'iv. 7
Sydney * Way Porta... Ventura iNor! 7
San DiMO \- Lo« Am: Uonnokp Nor. 7
PiiKPt Boood 'Srhara Vnv! 7
IlSl.i Virginian Nov. H
Mieelps Y:i|i' Xot. S
Borate! Ports City of PuebU.JNoT.
Dtego & I.oa Ang.. 'President Nor S
j Portland & Astoria 'Ccc, W. Elder! Nor! n
j Seattle & Taconia Yukon \,, v <,
Br«n Rruiuwlok ' Not! U I
- Ati.- ! [arrard Sot. v
T(t .SAir,
Date J Bfaaiw 1 DMtiutton , Soils [Fl« '
4 Ravalll .lliimlxildr .. .-, ~>,) ;
4 Sauiniiw Willnpa Bar.U2 ml 27 i
Nov. 4'Hornet 'Portland ...; 5 md Iβ '
nrt>ka Qtaat»r*y ...' (pJ k;
Not. 4 ! Cpntteila <•:.•■ Harborjl
Nov. 4lChehall<i Gray* Harbor 110 an
4! President ' Sen Diego., .j 2 pi.r g j
itsoD Paget Hound, i:: nml 10 i
rale l.i.s An^.-i"s. : 4 1 7
of Topeka.iHnmboidt l-' ml 11
Nov. r>!Bierra Honolohi ... 2pm - 'l
Nov. 1 [Puget Sound, 2 t>m| fl
N<-v. r»lßanta Clara.... tboe Anodes, apm 1M
j Nov. r. Homor Pooe Kay . :i pm
Nov. '.-■ Pug, r s :.!,;. :, pn
Not. eiAlexaourlt .... jllamberg ...12 im
ROT. ejf , . B. I.rscicif. -pnrtliirKl ... • 8 pm 51 I
Kov. e'Si H. 1,.- . Portlart .. B pm ; 19
'I , "rtland . . .12 m' 40
j N'.v. i'< Ssnta Barbara, lot Angelrn.j 1 pin'
■ " •'"• Ssaa Lot*, 4 pmi'ir i
, Nov. ♦! sen Foam Mendeeißo .4 bm 1
6 Brnnswlck ....Fort Bran;.. 3pm 8
Nov. clßarTard sun Diego... 4 pa
N.iv. TjPortUmd .. .IBalboa '12 m Sβ
Nov. 7 Crown Galicla. U verpoo] ~, ;, , .
7 Megi<-!aii [Victoria .
?!Norttdaad IPonUnd ...-u ami i» I
6Io«. 7 Qoeen |8»u Dl*|fo...hi am lo*
Nov. 7ißeaver Los Ant' jn \
Nov. B'Yale San Diogo. * pmi 7
Not. S Boat) c I'ortian-I ... 10 tm : jn
Not. s T'.ij.-kman Plight Sound. 3 nrni to
Bvtlex P..riiand ... i
Nor. Sjlnvtrfc s>(in*-T .....;.->'])'ni r i-'
SJOT- BiSebara Hemliur? ...112 ml i~>
Nov. Puget Sound. I 2 pm I :>
Ni v. s»:>lan<.liuria .... Hongkong '■ 1 pal 4 1, i
Nov. 0 Geo. W. Klder.piD Dlego.A 10 am! 13
Nov. :> Vancr.arrt . 11 am: Iβ
<» North ]-'~ri... Flumboldl .. Ip m r!S I
Not. 11 PIi.MMiK Hiimlxildt .. n am !•» j
j N" v - »;Corara<» San P-<1i0... 1 ami 11 !
I Nov. DiHarvarU Lot) Angeles, i pwi 7
r rilljl SAN FRANCISCO CALL, NOVEMBER 4, 1912.
mirth of O'!Po|>tl"n.
IT, S. S. CLEVELAND--8 p. m.. off Magdalent
bay.
SAN rSAXCISCQ. Jte*. 3.
STEAMER WASHTENAW-S p. in., r>4o ml lee
SMiitii of S;iu Fraactaco; moderate southerly
)>ri>fv.i j : heavy westerly sea ami swell.
STEAMER W. F. HEREIN—S p. m.. 24 miles
;; <>•; Cape UesdocJao.
STEAMER CHIYO MAKTJ -« p in.. l& miles off
Snn I'raiKisco; ligllt ijortU windi smooth sea;
• liar.
STEAMER NORWOOB -■•« p. m.. 10 niiloe south
of Point Arena; lieltt "jmr« ost wind aud swell.
STEAMER STANLEY DOLLAR— B p. tu.. 20
iMJlfs eoatfa tif i , apt , Blanco.
STEAMER CAJtOrO— B:I3 p. m., passed l'.-Int
A tuu.
STEAMER HYADES—B p. m.. 1,140 miles from
Cape rinttery; moderate southwest wind;
■mootfc ell vvell.
STEAMER FENWICK—B p. m., 15 miles south
of Cajif Mendoclno.
STEAMER ARGYLL— S p. m.. SO miles nrrth of
Sin FriUM'iHfo; weather clear; lltfUt northwest
breeze; moderate aea; all well.
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
Destination
Dat«
Skn-wa.v & Way Ports. BpokaM INov. 4
Skaffwa/ <.t Wejr Port*. Hr.tnh<>ldt Kβ*. 0
Skaifway & Wny I'crts. Ciry of SeRttlp.,iNov. 11
Sun, Uoou and Tide
United States coast ami geodetic suryej" —Time
and heipbts of tides at Fort Point. For city
front (.Mies-on street wharf>. add 25 minute*.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4
But rises 6:39
Sun set* ' 5:08
Mooa rises 1:32 a. in.
Xew taoon NoTcmbet 8. Nt 5:."6 p.m.
trter moon. . .November Iβ, at 2:34 p. m.
Time. iTiinei
Nov. J Ft - - Ft ! 1 Ft
r. W i? v." i. w
Ft
ll \v
•*.. 0:48 0.7 T:M ."•.:.■ 1:80 2.0 7:50i 4.7
B . 1:4ft 1.1 s■: -i r.i 8:43 1..T 8:.*>7 4.8
; e..j 2:37| 1.4| 9:06| 5.TJ 3:25| 0.6| 9:3S| 4.9
1.8 0:40 $.9 <:42| 6.0:M):Si 4.H
4:021 :-■.:' 1O:!O' e.ll 4 ::,', — 0.4 11 .:-.' 4.4
, '.'.. «;40 g.e|10;*ft 6.1 " ): 43 —0.7: ....'
n w ;. w n w l w
IlG.. o:.-,7 4.2 :>:1H' 3.2.'u:2i r,.o 8:9t!—O.8
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A branch of the United States hydrographie
i offlf p. located in the Merchant*' Exchange, is
! maintained in Sr.n FYaDCiuco for the beneflr of
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of expensit'. Na\lcaturs are ccrdlally invited to
j vttft the offlcp, where a complete set of charts
i and sailing directions of the world are kept at
! hand for comparison and reference, and the latest
i information can always be obtained regarding
liffeta, .lancers to navigation and matters of In
terest to oceaa comaicv
B. O. BAnTHAT/>W.
I.ieutennnt, U. P. VI., in Charge.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARttlVKfi
Siridar, November 3.
4:30 n. in., itmr Fnll*rtoo, Fiolden. r>7 hours
! frnni Port Sea I.nis. in tow of tujr Dauntless;
I 15.000 biiirci-; of oil t<. Union OH Company.
G a. ni.. atmr Nerwood, Knodsen, :;.'! ttoari from
I San Pedro; l>iiUH«t to Sudden tt Christonson.
3:25 a. in., slinr Sea F.uini. Henriekso'i. IS
I hours fmm Shelter (.'ovc via MeodoclßO 13 bourn
i :unl Point Arena 11 hours. 210,000 feet lumber to
C. M. Ht«io»
1:29 n. n>.. I i A. A'lkrsqn. 33 days
froat WUale »>:n : 125 tena fthaleMbe and «0
dmtaa sperm oil ti Tyec OH raapur.
<; :s m.. tmrjre Wallacnt, Jee«en, in tow of tug
IHa ring, 4' . <l:\~ from Gray* Harbor; 900,000 feet
lumber to Sudden & Christenson.
7:10 h. in., stun Noyo, Uataen, 14 uours from
Fort Brassy 302,000 feet luuiK-r to Union Lum
• l" !■ company.
7:20 a. in.. <Mr J. H. Strtson. Hull, 67 hours
J from honed Boeth. put in for fuel.
.."". a. tii.. strur MMvcpirk. Spencer, H days 13
i; b*Uast to Standard Oil oom-
II 10 m pp.. Rt-iir Lyr«, Mucdonalrt. 12 tlaye
Crux, via San Diego 44 hours; mer
te Aiiirrh an H;iwa;hm Stoamsbip com
pati;~.
11 :•_'."• h. in.. s"mr AJea.trax, Anderson. 4"> hourn
Crotn San I'ciiro; ballast to I, K. White Lumber
'■my.
t:2O p, m.. «tmr Sant.i < lnr.i. Jespen, Sfl hours
from s.ui Pedro, etc.; and tnerchau
disp to North r'aclti.: Stearnsliip company.
S a. ni.. stmr Kort Braga, Elfasen, IS hours
I from Fort Krasx; bound Rontli, put in for fuel.
1 a in . siinr Honipf. Mar.iscn. 74 hours from
i r.rM.vH Harbor; TOO.OOO f »•• t lumber to Charles
j Nelson & Oβ.
7:4."i a. in . Br stmr Magician, Harris. 7f! rtari
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tPretoria Nor. 16, 11 A. M. Vt
Prei. Lincoln. . .Nor. 19, 2 1". V. M
Amorika Nov. 26, 10 A. M W
I (Hamburg direct, '_'•! cabin only. B
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I Madeira, Gibraltar, Algiers, Naples, Genoa I
■ S. S. MOLTKE X..v. 12, 11 A. M KJ
113,506 long. < fl
■ »S. B. CINCINNATI.Dec. 10, It A. M. I
8. S. HAMBURG... ..Tan. 11, 11 A XT X
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CRUISE) Jan. 28, 10 A. M
S. S. HAMBURG . . 28, 10 A. M.
•Will cot rt,u a r Algiers.
GRAND CRUISE
0 TO—
I The Orient
by thp Palatial
IS. S. CINCINNATI
Z 07.000 Tons)
I.EAVIXi; NEW YOnK
ijanuary 28, 1913
■to MADEIRA, SPAIN, the
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CIE. GLE. TRANSATLANTIQTTE.
DIRECT LINE TO HA VHK-—I'ARIS
(tailing every TniiiHday pml Saturday.
FROM JVEW YOltK TO H.UR^
Brctf Thursday at 10 c. m.
•la Provence.. Not. 7 j I.a Provence. .Dec. 5
Ilia Lorraine.. Not. 14 U I.orraliuv T>o<-. v
i Frafoe(uew).Nov. 21 \ Krauoa (new) Dec. 13
La Toaralne. .Not. 28 I
FROM J*BW YORK TO HAVRE
Every Saturday at 3 p. m.
Rochatnbeau Rochatnbeaa
(new) Nov. 0 (new) r» er . 7
Cbtaago Not. W Cbitsgo D« c , j. v
i Mexico Not. 80 1 Yirginle Dec. 28
Niagara Nov. :■:*> Niagara .. .Ik.-.
&Z3 BHCS.. Pacific Coast Manager*, 63d,
Mentg-nrr.ery street. San Francieco.
CAEIN OFFICE. 67S MARKET STREET.
. Antwerp. Tie Santos H.S days, via San Pedro
hours; merchandise to Balfour, Gutbrle tc Co.
V p. ia.. strnr Prentiss. '.'verson, 26 hours from
Eureka: 400,000 feet lumber to Paciflo Lumber
7:18 p. m.. stuir Acme. Olfen, 29 hours from
Eureka: 400,000 fart lumber to Charles Nelson
2:43 p. m.. etmr Colonel E. L. Drake. Badger.
>eys /rom Seattle; ballast to Standard Oil com
-45 p. m.. barge 93. Daniels. 3 days from
Seattle, in tow of stmr Colonel B. U Drake: bal
last to Standard Oil company; Tip river direct.
4:40 p. in., btuir San Juan. Kruzier, 21! days 4
hours 2:5 minutes from Aneoti, via Acapulco $
day* 20 hours ."•) minutes, via MazatSan 0 Uaye
c boon i' 4 mintitea; pamrtogwa and merchandise
to Pacific Mail Steamship company. •
4:4.* ip. m.. Br stmr Capf Breton. Wilson. ftO
•lavs from Newcastle. Knglaml, via Antwerp 03
days, via Pfintn Arenas 30 days, via Sau Pedro 2
days; merchandise to Henry l.uml A Cβ,
'>-l'> p. m., stmr Rainier. Lundiiuist. .18 hours
from Astoria; 000.000 feet lumber to Charles B.
MH'orruk'k.
o:ln p. m.. stmr President. Zeh. .'."> hours from
Seattle; pafsengcrs and luerchatidise to Pacific
Coast Steamship company.
4:10 p. m.. stmr Klaniath. Marl. H4 honrw from
San Pedro; ballast t<> <"harles H. McCormlck.
SAILED
.Sunday. November 3.
2 a. in., stmr Curacao. Faria. San Pedro.
S ». m., stmr Coaster. Iligcins. Portland.
• c,:V,t> a. m.. stuir Roauoke, Purrmjjton, San
11 :.;0 a. Bi., stmr Wbitesboro, FrederleUson,
12:1." p. n>., stmr Albion. Jaeobsen. Bowens
Landing.
11:40 a. m.. stmr Norwood, Kuudsen, Grays
riartior.
!" :;<> a. m.. stmr V. A. Kilburn, McLellen.
1 (»:::o a. m., stmr I , amino. Ahlln, Portland).
1 :-'!5 p in., stmr Helen P. Drew, Jonanissen.
Greenwood.
2:00 i<. m. t stmr Helcne, Anderson, Grays Har
"i"' p. Hi., stmr Klamatli. Maro, Astoria.
T:J" p. in.. Biiiji- Pome, l.iUeland. Albion.
p. vi.. stmr J. B. Btctaou, Hal!, San
Pedro. 0
3:20 p m., stmr Arrtfc. Linder, Fort Bragg.
SPOKKN
Per stmr I.yrn—Nov. 2. 3 p. m.. 30 miles north
of Point Conception, tramp steamer, yellow Rtack,
apparently Br etmr Cape BretaD. from San Pedro
for San Franclnco.
WKATFIER REPORTS
POINT LOBOS, Nov. .'i. 10 p. in.—"Weather
cloudy; wind northwesst. relocity 10 miles an hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
TACOMA—Arrived Not. 3. Ger etmr Alexan
dria and stmrs Jeanie and Captain A. F. Lucas,
from Seattle.
POINT LOBOS—Passed Not. 3, 2 p. m.. etmr
Svra, from Grays Harber for San Pedro.
SAN PF.DUO—Arrived Nov. 3. stmr James S.
HlßKins. h6nce Nov. 1: stmr Yale, from San
Diego: efmr Harvard, hence Nov. 2: stmr A?alon,
hence Nov. 1; etmr Excelsior, hence Nov. 1; §tmr
Coronado.-from San Diefco: etmr Queen, from San
POINT REYES— Parsed Not. 3. 4:20 p. m.,
ptn>r Morttare. from Seattle for San Kranrisco;
4:45 p. iv.. Ktmr Olympic, with stmr SiskiVMii in
tow. from Grays Harbor for San Francisco.
TATOOSH—Panepil in Nov 8, 11:40 h. m..
Ptmr Melville Dollar, from San Portro for Seattle;
c> a. m., a etpam scliooner. Passed out 3 10 p. m..
Hr Ptinr Achllbster. for Sydney: H:4O p. m.. Nor
stmr Titania. for Melbourne: 12:30 p. m., etmr
Burknißn, from Seattle for San Francisco: 6:40
a. m.. a four roasted schooner. Outside, bound
LOS ANGELES 5iS
•SANTA BARBARA /^F^\
SAN DIEGO
SEATTLE VV\>^y
TACOMA VICTORIA
VANCOUVER X^SJJ)/
ALASKA
Berth and Meals Included In Tare
LEAVE FROM PIERS 9 and 11
? <>« Ansel**, San Dieso. *Santa Barbara
President or Governor Every Monday. 2 p. m.
•Queen Every Thursday. 11 a. m.
•Only steamer calling at Santa Barbara.
Seattle (Direct), Tncorna, Townaend,
Victoria, Vancouver, Alaaka
President or Governor. .. .Every Saturday, 2 p. m.
Governor—Sat.. Nov. 10. 4:43 p.m. instead 2 p.m.
City of Puebla or UmatUin. .Every Tues., 2 p. m.
Eureka < Hmsibolrit Bay)
Topeka..Nov. 5, 10, 14, 19. 23. 28; Dec. 2. 12 m.
Alaska fnilses. 1913. leare Seattle
Spokane. June 18; July 2, IC. 30; Aug. 13, 10 p.m.
Xoinc, St. tliclincl (Direct)
Sailing?. Season 1913 will be announced later.
Hijtht resorv*'.) to ehnncr thin scbcdule.
TICKET OFFieE—Palecß Hotc!. OuS Market
St.; Iβ Market st. and Broadway wliarf.
Telephone Ketrny 492.
OAKTAXn. 1220 Broadway; tei. Oakland 5680.
BSRKKLXT, 212,'. Shatturk ay.; tei. Berkeley 44.
C. D. DUXAXX, Passenger Trafflc Manager.
FOR COMFORT
TAKE THE
: MODERN STEAMERS
PORTLAND LOS ANGELES
I ROSE CITY Jk BEAVER
12 noon £""* 11 »• m.
Nov. 6.
Not - " th -
First class ]Ml r?r«t r!a»»
> ?">• *1-. ST.SS.
BERTH and MEALS Included.
The San Kranciurn A Portland S. S. Co.
A. OTTINGER, General Agent.
Tkt. office, 722 Mkt. op. Call; te!. Pntter 2.144
8 East st. opp. Ferry bldg.; M. gutter 2842
Berkeley office, ClO5 Shattuck; tel. Berk. 331
Sacramento. Jan. Werrack. 804 X *t.
©AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Tehuantepec Route
Regular Faat Freieht Service
NEW YORK TO PACIFIC COAST
PORTS AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,
sailing from New York every six daye.
making- direct connections with Pacific
steamers sailing from Salina Cruz,
Mex. every six days for San Francisco.
PACIFIC COAST PORTS TO NEW
YORK Also to Mexican and all prin
cipal European ports under through
rates and through bills of lading. Sail
ings from San Francisco evecy 12 days.
For rates and further particulars ap
ply to DEARBORN & LAPIIAM, Gen
eral Agents, 8 Bridge street. New
York. WILLIAMS. DIMOND & CO..
General Agents, Pacific Coast.
310 Sansome St.. San Francisco.
TOYO KISEN KA9SHA
ORIEXTAI, STEAMSHIP COMPANY
S. S. Bhinyo Maru (new)
Saturday, October 19, 1912
8. 8. Chiyo Maru (via Manila direct)
Friday, November 15, 1918
S. 8. Nippon Mara (intermediate service saloon
accommodations at reduced rates)
Saturday, December 7, 1912
S. 8. Tenyo Maru Friday. December 13. 1812
Steamers snll from company's pier. No. 34,
near foot of Brannao «t.. at 1 p. m.. for Yoko
hama and Hongkong, falling at Honolulu, Kobe
(Hiogo) ami Nagasaki and Shanghai, and con
neetiug at Hongkong with steamer* for Manila.
India, etc. No cargo received nn board on day
of euiliiiK- Hound trip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and passage apply at offle<\ fourth
floor, Western Metropolis National Unnk build-
I ing, 620 Market »t. "W. H. AVKRY.
Assistant General Manager.
SYDNEY short line
AUSTRALIA 19 DAYS
VIA HONOLULU AND SAMOA
SPLENDID TWIN SCREW 10.000-ton eteamtrs
i "SILRPwV "80S0MA" aad "VESTURA."
I $110 HONOLULU SYDNEY $300
ROUND THE WORLD—IBOO W nil.in; $375 2d .*;" in,
ti.\ Oylon, En r f . itaJy. ite. Mb*rri stop-overs.
Sailings every two wroUs: Not. .">. 19, Dec. 3.
etc. Write or wire NOW for berths. Send for
folder.
OCEANIC BTEAMSHIP CO.. 673 Market St.
Phone Butter 648.
AUSTRALIA
I and IN©w Zealand
SYDNEY VIA. TAHITI AND WELLINGTON
' S. S. AOUANUI (8,000 loos) sail* 11 a. n>.. Not
Vi; S. S. TAUITi (12,O0<» tone) -aile \\ ». „, '
I Dec. 11. And ev«?ry 28 days thereafter.
! UNION S. 8. CO. OS" NEW ZEALAND. LTD
KIND, ROLPH & CO., Gen. A*t»., 310 Cal. st!
Ticket Of See, 679 Muket *t,; tel. DoujUs 3100.
In. ecbr Plilllgpine. from Valparaiso for Port
.1 "WIIBOIIri.
VRNTrilA—Sailed Not. 3. 12:30 p. m.. »tmr
Lakine, for Kureka.
COOS HAY—Arrived Nor 3. 4:30 p. m.. itinr
Nenn RmHh. hence Nor. % '
ECItKKA— Arrive*! Nor. sciir Oregon, from
San FrruicliHo. leaking. S»H<mJ Nov. 3. 7 a. in..
stmr* nnd s a n Pedro, for San PeAro.
Arrlred Nor. :;. :', p, »., stmr i'hocnix. hence
Nov. 8; I. s. *. Madrona, from cruise. Sailed
Nov. 8. 4 j. tsufettar* City of Toneka and Katha
rine, for San Fraueisco; stuir Aurella, for As
toria.
BANDON—Arrived Nov. 3—9 a m.. etmr Elif
abcth. brace Nfiv. 1. Sailed Nov. 3. 8 a. in.i
echr Hugh HoftXK. fc.r S;in Francisco.
SOETH BBKD—Sailed Nov. 2, stmr Santa Bar
bara, for San Pedro; etmr Mayfair, for San Fran
cisco.
ASTORIA- Sailed Nov. 3, 7 a. m.. strar Beaver.
tot San Francisco; Ktiur Jim Butler, for San
Francisco; S n. m.. stmr Assunckm, for Snn Frau
cincu. Arrived Nov. !!. 8 a. in., stair Bear, hence
Nov. 1; gtmr Breakwater, from Coos Bay; 7
a. ni.. Br whip Haverhiil. from Callao.
Arrived Nov. ;i. s«p, tn . t stmr George W. Eller,
hence Nov. 1; 12 m., etmr Hoquiaui, hence Oct.
ISLAND PORTS
UONOr.lLf—Sailed Nov. a. Nor ettnr Guero
eev. for Puget P.mml.
, FOREIGN POUTS
\ ICTOHIA—-Sailed Nov. 3. Nor utmr Titania.
for San Francisco; Br stmr Acliiibster. for Aus
tralia.
Memoranda
i'cr lir Mmr Cape Breton, from Newcastle for
San Francisco — Put into San Pedro for fuel.
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners of
the Pacific
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
EUREKA, Nov. 3.—Ten days out from Coquille
rivt-r and taking Wftier through seams which
wire opeaed when, it is believed, it struck upon
Cottinie river bar while crossing out. the steam
"'•hOoii.T Oregon arrived oarly this afternoon to
secure a euppl." of gasoline, with which its water
pumps are operated. Several days ago the gsso
lino supply gave nut. and it became necessary
for the crow to man the pumps. When the meti
became exhausted and wore uo longer able to
krep the Oregon free from water it put in here
to await order* from the owners in San Fran
cisco. Tills afternoon a supply of gasoline was
secured, and the pumps have since been In con
stant operation In order to prevent the steamer
from becoming waterlogged. From the rate at
which tlie water is eaid to be entering the hold
it is evident that the Oregon was severely
strained. A cargo of 500,000 feet of lumber for
San Francisco firms is on board.
Llghthouwe tender Mailrona entered port this
arternoon after having repaired a number of buoys
oufMde the harbor.
Freight, mall and passengers arrived from
Snri Francisco this afternoon by the steamer
Phoenix.
Carrying a Opacity cargo, the steamer Welles-
Icy departed early this morning for Snn Pedro.
The WVllesley wan followed out by the San Pedro,
also with lumber for southern California points.
With freight, mail and passeDgers. the steamer
City of Topcka departed this afternoon for San
Frnneisoo.
With ltfo.ooo feet of lumber and a quantity of
shingles fur transshipment, the steamer Anrelia
departed this pfternoon for Portland.
Steamer Katharine departed this afternoon for
San Francisco with a lumber cargo.
i:■■■>^lp-:n a'iiavay.'': thavei;-^ : \:'■'-.':' ~. \
I f tl l>l c 9 8 UHJHHK&a
*'-' , Through the -
. GRAXI) « AX VOX .
OF THE J FEATHER RIVER
and THE ROYAL GORGE '
■' The ••I'annma-Paelflc" Express anil -;
;: V" The *1915" Mall / v
Leave * and are ' A due to arrive Union
: ; Ferry Depot from June 9, 1912. ~ ;
'Leave : A Through Trains v: -- Arrive
9:10 a Salt Lake. Denver, Omaha, Chicago.
; ;: Kansas City, : St. Louis ;rv;...:;v 8:46p
7:30p Salt Lake. Denver. Omaha, Chicago,
■ Kansas City, • St. s Louis .. V.......« 8:30 a
9:10 a . 1....... Sacramento ...;...'.. 8:30 a
7:30p :.......? do '..■."..- ..... 8:45p
9:10 a........... Stockton ....'...:. 8:30 a
4:10p ;...... do ...'.. ::..:.10:20a
7:30p.;...;:;r.. ;. do ? .: .;.;;;...'; 8:45p
Through Standard and Tourist Sleeping 2 Cars via
Denver & ! Rio Grande and Burlington < Route, } via
Denver & Hlo Grande and Rock Island Lines, via I
Denver and s Rio 1 Grande and J Missouri Pacific. --: j
i Tim ujrh Trains. Observation Cars, Dining Cars,
Klcctrii- lights and * Electric Fans. •* * V;i?: V' * : ;i
Schedule Effective
Ju, y'• loS2
y&s*3mj£/tft San 1, ,, 1 ,1080 0 3
LMOX FERRY DEPOT
Leave J . - VIA~sXuSAIJTT) r - I Arrive
' te:4sa|Pet«ltiina, Santa Rosa, '< Guerne-|
;j.r vtlle, Duncan Mills, Ca*adero. . jn:osp
..;: 7:15 a Sonoma.*; Glen Eilen r:*.;.:'..::.. 6:05p
• 7:4sp]Petaiuma. Santa '.« Rosa. ■" JTealde- -: ' '
i burg. dore-dale. I kiah, Wllllts.
'■■ -f Longvale, "Senastopol .; 7:35p
8:15e Pt. Reyee, Camp Meeker. Monte **r ••■■?■
.c : ■-' -■* Rio. '• Duncan Mills. Casadero... 7:35p
- S:43a'Peteluma. Santa; Rosa, Guerne
; vllle. Mcnte Rio, Duncan Mills. V
, ' ' Caxadero «.'.?.'..:...'. ...;.'...'..'. T^KSp
■ Sonoma, i Glen Ellen '.':.'. ;f*.;.V rf , JS:S, r .p
t9:lsa|LaKunltae. Point v ßeyes.v;r..... JB:osp
10:45 a Petalnma, 5 Santa * Rosa. Healds
;. bur*, ito Souoma en Glen Ellen -"., . J
'- ■ -.-.- I ■ week ■; days > only) .."'.'.'..~.. :~.". . 5:05p
. 2:"t3pjPetali:m». Sint't Hoe*. •' Onerne- ■ <-"•-"-: -.»
V ::- f i vllle, Monte : Rio, ; Duncan ; Mills. 10: Ma
Hl':4sp!Polnt Reyes. Camp Meeker, Monte " A .-/'."s
[ Rio. Duncan MHIfT Casadero.. .|510:35a
: ' 3:lsp!Peta!uma Santa ; Rosa. Healds-l
..■•■■ j burg. cWerdale. Ukiah, Wil! ,■:
J lite, ••Sobastopol .;........'.. ! 11:35 a
; 4:45p Sonoma, Glen Ellen ............ - 8:33 a
S:lspiPetahima, Santa Rosa, Mealds- ..
&3i&-\ I v burg .-.'...:..;-. ;.-; ..';r.v ." .. ;; 9:08 a
! _t?:lsp|Pt. Reye» (Sgndayn 7:15 p. m.>.. 8:35 a
;•:■'■- ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA SAUSALITO I |
Sausallto. Mill :': Valler. San «• Rafael—Daily
every 130 ;, minutes i from w 6:45 Ha. id. : - until i: 9:43
n.'.i in.: hourly until 2:45 p. m., then 3:15 p. m.
and > every ,> 3,0 j rainutos J, until ; 7:45. then 1 9:15,
10:45 ..; p. ;m. ~ end '■- 12:15 ia. * m. ■- (On ' Sundays jln
addition—Every 30 minutes from 9:45 la., m. to
8:13 li. m.. except 2;15 p. m.) • 4 : - . r->
1 : Fairfax—leaves' ff,:4o. 7:l.'i. 7:45. 815. 8:45,
f»:I.V 9:4.".% 110:15; 10:45 ; 111:10. 11:45 'a. an'.;
tV2AS. 12:#8, >1:I5. 1:45. 2:45. 3:15, 3:45, 4:15,
4:45. 5:3.-. 5:45. -0:15,": 6:45, t":15, 7:43, 9:15.
10:4.'. p. oi.: tX3:IS a. m. * ■ - ' % * -.:, ?,
-- -'. San t Quentin 7 via % San Rafael — Z<ea.v* - dally *at
9:15 a. m. ami 1:45 p. m. ■■..:; ~ : ; .'
Ml Tlburon j and * Belvedere —Daily every ' hour from
6:45 a. in. until , 1:45 p. m.; then 3:15 ■p. m. ; and
every hour until 6:15, then 7:45, 9:15, 10:45 p. m.
and 12:15 a. in. ; . v --'.- : = > ■:. ■-«■■■■■■•-'.-.■..'- -'■■- r-_- *■'-■•;
'-""' •Arrives 7:05 p. .' m. - "Arrives - 1O:3."5 :- a. m.
tExcept I Sundays. tSundayi only.
only. IMondays only. /..: '■
"iPacific• Transfer. 1 Company's > esrents are author-
Izeii to check baggage, direct from ■ residence. .-*. ri*:
MUIR WOODS
MT- TAMALPAIS
VIA BAUSALITO FERRY «^
UNION DtPOT, FOOT OF MARKET STREET
RwndTrlp, 91.90; Combined Trip, 52.90 T
It. Sμ Fwciw" I L>. Malr Huts I tt. Mt Twnlpais""
Weekday SnndtT Weekday Sunday J Weekday S—day
9:45 a 8:45 a t 7:2 C» 11:60* 7:20« 10:40*
1:45» 9:45 a 1:40p «!12:50p 1:40p 11:40*
* 4:45p 10:45* 2:4o|> I:5Qp 4:4Sp 1:40p
11:45* 4:50p 2:50p * 8:36p 2:40»
f:4sp 3:60p 3:40»
2:45p 4:40 p..■■■■p ..■■■■ 4:4»
•Saturdaysonly, t Mondays only. *i Mt. Tamalpain only,
( Sausalito Ferry—Tel. Kearny 4980
Ticket Offices ■< 687 Market—tel. Kearny 2751
( 874 Market—Tel. Douglas 4407
General Office—Mill Valley. Cal. Tel. MlllValky Sub. 81
"T»in if Tanliais"and "Mulrin" an ihriys an ftrcmts
M«re Uland Nivy' YardTVaUejo. Nap». SL Helaoa. Cthttoft
Boats leave 7:00 6:46 a. m. 12:30. 3.20 6 00. 8.30 p. m.
Dock and eflloa. North End Ferry Bnildiat
Phones: Kaamy 406. Home C 4708. Meal* a la carte.
PACIFIC OCjBAWJESAVgI*,
I Vrtr ri'l'tors. tickets, etc.'. aupty* I'aoiftf Nβ*- I
I ipstiui) Co.. 680 Mai tot wtrrt-t. San Fraacisco. J
HilMill 111 II S ' S - Trltl -»NK nlla Nor.
No?. Jo. s. 8. HONOLULAN
Mill N'V. i , :. New stiHinors. 18,000 ions die
nUcemeof. Leave Pier No. SB, 12 o'clock noon.
Etoaod trijr. $110 slid np. Direct service to tiae
"mATSOX IVWir.ATIOV COMFAXV
£68 Market St.. San Francisco.
Three additional foreign rerroog «r» now in
slfrlit N<»xt Bun.lay the ituun OajM Breton,
Captain Kemp, will arrive from Antwerp to load
caw of rongli clwsr reUwooU for AlMtraJtfl while
tarUn in the week tv» irnu»i» rteamet gitimthaoa.
raptaln Leslie, Jβ expected fo arrive to load fur
Australia. O.i ThurnUnr the xteami r Stn
also io load for Australian port* will an
begin taking on cargo
SAN PEDEO. .Nor 3 -~TI 0 «
V^' 8 " loral:i e ««KB San Dtago/ n^l
ProeMd«d for Ika Fmnri..-.. via Santa Bnrbnra.
ArrlvaU tonight will im-l.xlt, the »ti-nin.T
iv« r " Ut ? Ve ,| "" r, " ln te»i«« via
ti,- A ~ o ' wlti ! P"«*eQKt'ru H-i.i freight for
«t J rf i- Lumber compeßj
p, 1 '" l< : 1>0 " dt V' t «CBin«T Aralon arrtree rrrn
on-! w«rpf rel4rht ,or tl:e M*wh«at. : Wharf
Steamahlp ««,«,„ at gan i, raii ,., s , o
San I)Wn ffiei " ) a '° Rn ' lvei - tllis *ft«boon from
fri S w Harvard arrlrp.i thle moralac
fr^n c i",!r c r n ' f T R i°" '"''■•' arr!rP(l this '-""-Minir
K r ut - v wai ciear - - ! «'»^
The «teaincr .Tsine* s n'trcln* «rrir<..i *
S , te Alli.nr.ee sailed tnoiftM f nr Cam K«v
list ami 800 tons of frKgi'f a,r P""^"^
esswas jaw
for the Sfar..!«,d oil " CUSO °* fu( '' Oil
Captain N'opauder <»f the stpamm- n>
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE FROM SEPTEMBER IS, 1812
VIA OAKLAND PIER
L«a-a (Foot of Market Street) Arrive"
(Subject to change without notire)
2,15 a Niles, Livermore, Tracy, Lathrop,
Stockton, Ix»di, Gait, F.lk Grove,
Sacramento.RoseViile.Auburn.Colfai 10.40p
2.15 a Sacramento, Marysville, Biggs, Chico. 10.40p
6.40 a lUchmond, Port Costa. Martinez. An
tioch, Byron Hot Springs, Trary.
Patterson, Nexroan, IjQ3 Banos,
Ingle, Kerman. Fresno II .59p j
8.40 a San Leaodro, Hayward, Niks, iSan
Jose ! 6.50p;
7.00 a The Statesman—Richmond, Vallejo
Junction, Fort Costa, Beriiria, Sui
sun. tteiira, Davis, Sacramento 6.5pp
7.00 a Elmira. Vat-aville. Rurosey 7.? Up
7.20 a GoldSeld Pass.—Truckee.'Hazen. Wa
buska (Terrington. Hudson>, Mina,
Tonopah, Goidneld, Laws. Kecler.. E. 10a
7.20 a Richmond, Port Costa, Eenicia, Suisun,
Dixon, Sacramento 7.50p
7_!oa Roseville, Marysvilie (Oroville;, Red
ding. Dunsmuir 10.40p
7.20 a Davis. Woodland, Williams, Maxwell.
Wiilows, Hamilton, Corains, Red
Kluff 7.50p
7.20 a Niles, Pleasanton. Li\errnore. Tra(y,
Lathrop, Stockton (Oakdale), Lodi, |
Sacramento 7.30p
7.20 a Trary, Patterson,Newman, Los Banoj. _ f!
Ingle, Kerman, Fresno 4.30p j
7.40 a Ri'hmopd, \al!ejo, Napa. Ca.'istoga,
Santa Rosa, Crockett, Port Costa.. 6.1 Op !
t7.40a Avon, Waktot Creek, San Ramon,
Livermore +,6.50p
B.ooa Newark, West San Jose, Loe Gatos.
«, Wright, Felton (B»n Lomond, Boul
der Creek), Santa Cruz p .sop
•v4oa Port Costa. Martinez, Byron Hot
Springs. Tracy, iStocktoD), Merced,
Herenda, Madera, Fresno, Fowlers
Selma, Traver, Goshen Junction
(Hanford, Armona), Tulare, Bak
ersfield 4.30p
•.40a Visalia, Lindsay, Porterville, Ducor.. 7.10p j
8.40 a Yoeemite Valley via, Merced 4 30p
B.ooa Iryington, San Jose 7.30p
9.00 a iN'iies, Pleasanton. Livermore, Stock
ton f*Muton), Valley Spring, lone, I
Sacramento 4.30p
O.OOa Tuolumne.Sonora. Jamestown. AngeLi 2.50p j
9.00 a Atlantic Kxpreps— Sacramento, Truc
kee, Ogden. Salt Lake City, Denver,
Kansas Cif-, Omaha. Thicaeo 8.30p
9.00 a Tonopah-Goldfield SUnciard Sleeper . B.loa ;
•.00a Vallejo Junction, Vallejo \
9.40 a Richmond, San Pablo, Pinolo. Vallojo
Junction, Crockett. Port Costa, Mar
tinez, Avon. Concord, San Ramon. 6.10p
1020 a San Francisco Overland Limited—Den
' ver, Kansas City, St. Louis, Omaha,
Chicago 2.10p
10.40 a Vallejo, Mare Island, Nap&\ 12.50p
10.40 a Stockton ( \
10.40 a Los Angeles Passenger—Port Costa,
Martinez, Byron Hot Springs, I'raey.
Stockton, Merred, Madera. Fresno.
(Hanford, Coalinea, Visalia), Bak
ersfield. Los Angeles 7.10p
11-SOa Shasta Limited—Portland, Tacoma,
Seattle 8.50p
12.00n Ricamond, Port Costa, Beniria. Sui- \ 10.30 a
sun, Elmira, Di.ton, Sacramento . ) 11.10 a
12.00n Davis,Williams, Coluea June, Willows.
Germaatown, Orland. Hamilton 6.50p
12.00b Marysville, Chico, Red Bluff 4.30p
I.OOp Niles, Irvington, San Jose 2.50p ,
1.20p San Leandro, Niles, Centerville, New
ark. (Redwood), San Joae 7.50p
1.40p Newark. Alviso. Agnew, Santa Clara,
West San Jose IO.OOp ;
2.40p San Leandro. $iles. San Jose 7.30p ;
3.00p Beoicia.Wmters, Sacramento —Wood-
land. Tudor, Yuba City, Marysville,
OroviUe 11.10 a I
8-!0p Richmond, PorS Costa, Martinez, Byron
Hot Spring, Modesto, Merced, Ma
dera. Fresno 10.40p
4.00 i Port Cost*, Martinex, Concord, Wal
nut Creek, San Ramon, Livermore. 9.30 a
4.00 a Richmond, Valiejo, Napa, Calistoga,
Gl?n Ellen, Santa Rosa 8.30 a
4.00p Niles, (Oentervillß. Newark),
Pleasanvoo, Livermore, Tracy,
Stockton, iiadi, Sacramento ....... 12.50p !
4.40p San Leandro, flavward, Niles, Fleas
anton, Livermore 8.30 a
4.40b Irvin?ton, San Jose 9.30 a j
4.40p Ttacy,Patterson, Newman, Los Banos.
Kermaa, Fresno !0 40p
4-40p Valley Flyer-Port CosU, Byron Hnt
Springs, Traej'. Modesto, Merced,
Madera, Fresno. Goshen Junction,
Tulare. BakersSeld, liojsve, lx>s
Angeles. 12.50p
ejßOa Vailejo, Port Costa, Renicia, Suisun.
Sacramento, Rose\i!!e, lAncoln,
Wheatland, Marysnlle (Oroville),
Gridloy. BiK<), Chico II .30a
S-00l Dans. Arburkb, Williams. Willows.
Orland, Tehama 10 40b
5.00» Newark, Santa Clara, West San Jose. 9.30 a i
6.20b San Leandro, Lorenzo, Hayward,
Niles, Pleasanton, Livennom.
Tracv, Stockton . 3.10p
1.20p Owl Limited—Port Costa, Tracy,
Fresno, Lou An?eles .... B.loa
$.2Op Havward, Nitej and 3«B Jose 6.50p
6.40 a Eastern Express—O:Jan. Paeblo.Den
ver, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago 8.30p
6.40 a Port Costa, Beniiia, Suisun, Elmira,
Sacramento, Colfat, Truckee, Reno,
Spartcs 8.30p
fjOOa China and Japan Mail—Ogden,
Cheyenne, Denver, Kansas Gty.
Omaha, 3.1 Op
IMf Port Costa, Byroa Hot Soring?, Stock
ton, Sacramento, Colfax, Truckee,
Reno 3.10p
&M* Richmond, (Valleja). Port Costa. Mar
tine*. Concord, Walnut Creek,
Pleasanton. Nile*. 0ak1and....... a 12.45 a
B>2oa Oregon Expresv—Svramento, Rose
ville, .\lary3viHe, ReddinK,(Klamath
Falls), AAliirl, Portland, Tacoma,
Seattle, Spakane " I. lOp
9.00b Mt. Eden, Newark, Santa
Clara, San Jos?.. . . 7.50p
a4oa BakerdSeH. Mctvittrick, Hazieton,
Monar.-h, Mann. Fellow, Shale.... 7.50 a
9.40p Richmond, Port Cost*. Tracy. Mo
dest j. M;roed. Madera, Fresno.
Hanford. Tulare 7.50 a
9.40 a Hanford, Annona, Lemoore, Huron,
Gy*lin23 - 750 a
9.40p Visalia, dwter, Lindsay, Portervilla,
Ducor, FiMnoin 7.50#
MiSOp Portland Espreis—Davis, WtSowa,
Red BluS. Wead, (Klamath Fali --).
Ashland, Roseburg, Portland, la
comi, Seattle 7.30 a 1
HETHERUMDS ROUTE-FreT. Pacific Street Wharf
This route offers exceptional opportunity for Auto
mobiliste to reach all point' on the Sacramento River;
CoUinsvilfe, Emmaton. Rk> Vista, Isleton, Ryde. Walnut
Grove, Vorden. Courtlar>l, Clark?b urg, iSacramcnto.
Steimer Seminole or HUvij*. leaves San Francisco 8.30
a. m. daily except Sunday and Wednesday, arriving
Sacramento 7.W p. m, Leav- SaCTamento 8.30 a. m!
daily except Sunday ani Wednesday, arriving San
irancuco 5.30 r>. m. Stopping in either direction at all
points shown above.
Steamer Modos or Apach*. leaves San Francisco I.OC
p. m. daily, except Sunday: arrive San Francisco 11.30
p. m. daily except Monday.
n/vf**" , * "•Y'i o w Swniueta, leaves San Francisco
¥.00 p. m. daily except Sundivs, arririnß Sarramento
oaa *" Ba * i ' y txce P i ' Monday. Leave Sacramento
if.OO p. m. daily except Sundays, arriving San Francisco
'.•00 a, m. dairy except Monday. No stops ci route in
ait-cr direction.
morning In latitude 45.C5 ncrtfi. lone- ,
tud(> 124.13 west. The tuoy U belteveU to X' <>"•
of ilmm,. tht-t >-»ce':tly adrift from the
nifmtb of the Cehisitia rlrer,
ASTORIA, Nov. 3. —Stetmcr Bearer eall-il
enrlf tlA* ruornSng with fretirht end iaeseiigf*
for s- t :i ITranctaw ai-i! Ssn Ptdro.
st.dri! r <ii.i,>uer Roqclam arrived today frera
California, Hint will load luaiber tot return,
Steafn ocliooner Jim Pnt!tr went to eca tinier
j with n. «-ar<:o of lumber for California.
fteamnr Breakwßtrr arrived today with frelßht
- Bey. and proceeded.
Steamer rQeegi ' arriveJ today w!ih
and rrasKPnrtrs from Sun I'edru and w»y
and preee*d*>il.
Stnnilaril Oil tanker Asuncion arrived In tn«
river early ttile morolng, aid sailed for California
in Kil^-r.
SEAXTIT:, n<.v. :! Arrivcfi—stearnem Ailmir.
•ten, Akatu nn.l K»ai« r.iv. from San Fran
eiseft; iteaoer Tac'otna M«r«. from Taciua;
stean nt Ptldcp Rupwt, from v-imouver.
■I -Ste.Hun.-r Tiliice Bepeirt, for Prince l!;i-
I pert.
TACOMA, Nov. ;; At \..l- BriiMi uteanirr
Kitirlnri 1 Portlaml; Britieli stenrner
on Vl»rtlTeetok; Btoamor Nome (Mr; .
from s.ui rraocleeo
Btrathn«e, f<..r lnlte'l
I Kingdom* (lermsn for s»u
! l-'rjitii i-i-i.; B: et Ktrmuu, for Beattle:
! Japanese steaiut r Tamhn Maiu, fur Seattle;
I steamer Jeanie, for Scuttle.
Movement of Trtn»port*
Bnford et San Pranrisco.
Crook »t San Francisco.
Locaa left San Pranclaco for Manila October
5, nni ,
Sb«fldaa at San Francisco.
Sherman at San Fraucisco, to sail for Manila
I November 5. 19!-'.
Th.iinas left Manila October 15, 1912. for Saa
Francisco.
"Venn of IVnrnhlpa
SAX DIEOO, Not. ;'. . it V|rjt«b\irj
Urritred tttm GevijWi te*ty 'i'.u> ( Ipvpland.
lon h< w«j k;> tfc* c - Oβ PtcMUaqiM bar
teatftht Thp DenviT t« tl*o ..ff tlio T...r-*»
Callforata eoaet, and the < allfomia, Colprad*
end Glaclw urs> at Oortirt*.
\cw Sblp Arrlvpn
SAX DIBOO. N - ' two 4aT* from
the I>M!i!>li iteamer Ar:ibien en
tend port to.in.v. Wμ null 1? tbii first «r.
rivnl of th<" fleet wit* Wtolcfc Ui« i:a*t A«iat!o
rompan.r of intend? tf>
engage In Paciflo '-oast. South American anrl
European trade. The Arabten, h Te*#cl o( 4JSOO
toai left Aairaat IS. Oβ the vo.»
ase Bhe touched at Antwerp. Coronet
ntid C«Ht« J«ef. .< !ii!i'. and raruo from the !at
tpr po-.-t d'ruftiy h»re.
VIA COAST LIIS'E
xave y Third and Townsend Streets) .) Arrira
(Subject to change without notice)
r 5.05 a Valencia Street. Ocean View, Colma,
Cemeteries, Baden, San iiruno..... t 6.35*
6.30 a South San Francisco. San Jos?, Gilroy.
(Hollister, Tres Pines), Sargent, Pa
jaro. Watsonvilk, Santa Cnu 7.80p
: 6.30 a LO3 Altos. Mona Vista, Lew Gatos J9.45a
• 7.00 a South Sap Frnncisco, Falo Alto, San
Jo*, Way Stations 7.20»
r 7.00 a Los Altos. Monta Vi&ta, Los Gatos.. 7.20p
B.ooa Shore line Limited—Paso Robles Hot
springs, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles 8.50f
8.05 a MavfieM, Los Altos.LnsGatos.Wright,
filenwood (boulder Irak). Santa
Ctaa, Watsenrifle. Castroville, Del
Mont*, Mcnterry, Pacinc Grove 9-Wa
9.00 a San Jose, Giiroy, Sargent, Salinae.
SoVdad. San Miguel. Paso Robles
Hot ffflitßg", Sao Lids Obispo. .. 4.00 a
9.00 a Hollister. Tree Pinos—Yv_t*onvilk,
Santa Crui—Del Monte, Monterey,
Pacific Grove *•<*»
10.40 a South San Francisco, Buriingame, See
Mateo, Palo Alto, San Joee T e-30a
10.40 a LO3 Altos, Monta Vista, Los G-tor... 12.30b
I 1.30 a Valencia Street, Ocean View, Colma,
Cemeteries, Baden, San Bruno 1.35b
11.40 a South San Francisco, San Jose t 8.20 a
1.20p Saturdays only—San Mateo, Redwood,
Mayfieid, Mountain View, San Jose lO.SOa
1.20p Satnrdaysonlj—Lob'Altos, Mona Vista,
Los Gatos 83.25»
2.COp Del Monte Express—'an Jose. Gilroy,
Sar?»nt (Watsonville). Santa Crui,
Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove,
(baliaas) 12.30 a
2.05p Earton, San Mateo, Palo Alto, San
Jose 8.40 a
t 2.10p South San Francisco, Redwood, San
Jose TllJOa
3.00p South San Francisco, San Mateo, San
Jose, Gilroy, Tres Pinoe, Salinas... 10.1 Oa
3.00p Watsonville. SanU Cruz. Castroville.
LV! Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove 10.10*
3.25p Burlingame, San Mateo, Redwood,
Palo Alto. Mayfieid, Los Altos, Lot
Gatos 5 401
4.00p Sunset F.Tpre=3—Tucson, Detninp, El
I'aso, Houston, New Orleans, Chi
cago 9.18 a.
4.00p Washington Sunset Route —Washing-
ton, D. C.. New York and East 0.15 a
4.00p Salinas, Paso Roblee Hot Springs,
San Luis Obiepo, Santa Barbara, •
\ cntuxa and Los Angeles 9.15 a
4.00p Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago 9.15 a
4.20p South San Francieco, San Jose f 7.25 a
f 4.55p Santa Cruz Limited—Mayfieid. Los
Aitos, Los Gatos, Feltoa, (Boulder
Creek.)SanU Crua t 8.45 a
t 5.05 a Burlingame, San Mateo, Palo Alto,
-an Jose and Way Stations 9.45 a
t 5.20p Redwood. Atherton, Menlo Park,
Palo Alto, Mayfieid. Mountain View,
Sunnyvale. San Joee t 9.001
t 6.20s LafAltos, Monta Vista, Los Gatos 1 8.40 a
t 5.25p Kaston. Redwood, Mountain View,
San Joee I.loa
t 5.30p Loop—Valencia Street, Ocean View,
Cemeteries, South iran Francisco,
23d Street, 3d and Towneend t 8.40 a
5.40p San Bruno. San Mateo, Redwood,
Palo Alto, Santa Clara, San Jose... 3.25p
* 5.40p Los Altos, Monta Vista, Los Gatoe.... 7.20 a
t e.OOp Millbrae, San Mateo, Redwood. May
field, Los Altos, Los Gatos f B.ooa
t 6.05p 23H Street. Visitation. South San
Francisco, Valencia Street t 7.1 Bβ
6.30p South San Francieco, San Jose 5.45 a
7.40p The Lark—Paso Robles Hot Springs,
Santa Barbara, Los Angeles 9.30 a
B.lOp San Jose and Way Stations 7.30 i
IO.OOp Los Angeles Passenger—Salinas. Paso
Roblea Hot Springs, San Luis Obie
po, Santa Barbara and Los Angeles 8.25 a
I O.OSp South San Franc seco, San Jose II .55p
I 1.45b South San Francisco, Palo Alto, San
Jose 7.45 a
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS— Via Alameda Her.
Tβ Oakland, 14th and Franklin S}j.—
6.15, 6.45 a. in. and ihen 15 and 45 minutes past frrt
hour until 7.45 p. m.; then 8.30, 9.15, 10.00. 10.45,
11.30 p. m. and 12.1 a a. m.
To Altmeda, North and South Side—
6.15, 6.45 s~ ro. and then 15 and 45 minute* past the
hour until 7.45 p. m.; then 8.30. ».!5. 10.00.
11.30 p. m. and 12.15 a. m.
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS-Via Oakland Pier.
To Oakland, 16th St.. and Berkelty via Shattuck Aw
and Ellsworth St. Lin*. -Daily—From 6.00 a. m., and
every twenty minute* uritil 8.20 p. m., inclusive: then
P.OO, 9.40.10.20.11.00.11.40, p. m., 12.20 and 1.20 a.m.
Additionsl boats Saturdays and Sundays only, 8.40
p. m.. 9.20, 10.00. 10.40 and 11.20 p. m.
To Berkeley via California St. and West Berkttty, Albany
via Ninth St Lines— Daily—From »6.00 a. n>., to.'JO.
*fi.4o. t7.00 a. n>. and even- twenty minutes until 5.20
p.m.inclusive; then 9.00. 9.40, 10.20,11.00,11.40 p.m..
12J30 and 1.20 ». m. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only, 8.40 p m, 9.20. 10.00. 10.40 and 11.20
p. m.
To Vigo.-it. Stege. Pui'man. Richmond—+B 40 and 7.4*
a. ni.. 3.20 p. m., 4.i.0, 5.20, C.20 p. m.
To Oakland, Washlngton-Brcadway, Eai( Oakland.
Fruitvile and Melrote via Seventh St.—Daily—From
fi.CO a. m., and every twenty minutes until 8.20 p. m.,
inclusive; then 9.00, 9.40. 10.20. 11.00, 11.40 p. m..
12.20 and 1.2P a. m. Additional boats Saturday and
Sunday only. 8.40 p. m., 9 JO, 10.00, 10.40 and 11.20
p. m.
HerjMhoe to Oakland. Washtafiton-Broadway. Fruitvai*,
Aiarreda. North Sice— Daily- l'rom 6.C0 a. m.. T8.20.
6.40, 7.00, 7.20, 7.40. 8.00. P. 40 and forty minutes past
the hour until 3.40 p. m.: then 4.00, 4.40, 5.00, &20,
6.40. 6.00. 6.20. 6.40. 7.00. 7.40. 820, 9.00, 8.40. 10.20.
11.00, H.*o p. m., and a. m.
To Stonehurtt—+6.oo. tR 40. +7.20. t9.00, JlO.OO a. m,
:i.20, p. m., J2.00. iZJOO, 13.20. *4.00, »5.00. *s.4Oaad
T6JJO p. m.
AUTOMOBILES, MOTORCYCLES AND VEHICLES.
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY—From San Francitee,
Souih End of Ftrrv Buiiding. for Broadway Wharf,
Oakland —Week days 6.00 a. m. acd every half hour
f;ntil 9.00 p. m., inclusive. ;- indays and hnhda>»
6.00 a. m. and ev?r>- hail hour until 11.00 p. m.,
inclusive. Boctt leave Broadway Wharf—Week days
6.15 a. n>. and every half hour until 8.45 p. m. in
clusive. Sundays and holidays. 6.15 a. m. and eregr
half hour until 18.45 p. m., inclusive.
a for Mornins?. *Daily. p for Aftemooa*
fSunday escepted. JB'jnday only. only.
a Monday.
—_____ ________________^_____
Union Trantfar Co. authorized to cfttck Bagaae* tin*
'ro.Tt rMidenc*. ,
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