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DERELICT SIGHTED
NEAR FARALLONES
Barkentine James Johnson
Reports Menace Directly
in Path of Liners
Record Swells at Bar Delay
Small Craft, but Are
Calming Down
A n ' ly BUbna
ov« to be Hi.-..urivk
of sol '- u ' u '■ au
. ii«B directly la H'<- ,i! Ul,,
B.nd the big craft from
cording to Captain
. . the he rkent I"** Jatnen
,l j eeterdaj i' ono -
Illill
i p. ni.. hi
87:42 no I
•
■
i al months,
king at 1 i
: k up i
i :.,,.- of the swell*, The w Ifid
i mild winds •
■ ptain H n
owing to
of •• Ind.
i hoiiKhi |ms.-il.Jf> tin- tl.-r-h* t Is
the boy end of the wrecked .i<>im l>.
m two a
.. off I >n- ■ f, iin<l
h:.-!i tOWed 1" th«
he revenue cutt< Mc< luliocn
und dj naraited.
Johnson* t rip trom New
upied i i 0
I near the equator. The hull *rae
foul ond the tow bs ■ i>iw
tug from 111 *» llffhtehip
■' an four nt be
•
ipe3, Othi •• trip
ful. The windjammer
1 A.
llnr Sni<M>lJir«< Diumi
.or the roußheel b
the bar In the experiei
to ihe bay of pev< ral ci ■ U Tl
commenced t" break Fri<3
■ swells rising with no wind, ttj
were occar
thore.
' . The win l< oma, Pactolta,
• ■ i Juri Iβ Ihile, bound
jor ! « hich bad
by ill' , rough bar.
isorted
:- ■ ■■ - ri«w tender
Kodiak.
Amo 'Inmn boats due tn move
day ;i!-«' ilif windje star of
'Mi. Oriental and Standard.
New Service to Seattle
The new pauenger and l\imber
Bteamei Oliver tain Henry
the olson &• Mahony com
terday from Phila
delphia via San Dleffo. The stei
ed at a cost of $250,000,
and la the first craft for the i>:
Mahony company to b<- used in pas
vice from the sound.
Jt is 251 feet long, with a beam of
pth of bold 20 te»
Inches .eoomniodations,
first .lass for 51 and second class for
15, art amidships. Tin- engines are
triple expansion, 19x30x50, with a 36
troke. The craft i.« a three mast,
ed sti ■ ■ I, tonnage gross,
and capacity for 1,6*00,000 feet of lum
ber.
The new steamer discharged a g>
I Spreckela Commercial
company at San Diepo and will go on
i few days for cl<
and paintingr. It will leave f. ■
sound in a week on its maiden trip.
The craft will maintain an 18 day serv-
D Pedro and Tacoma via
■ !<> and Portland.
Tvio More Aeir Boat*
ipany Is '■(instructing: two
vessels in coast yards for the
lumber trade. At Hoquaim the Rosalia
ny will he launched in .June and
ready for commission in Attfrnst It is
- i accommodations, 205
• < ; <; inches
■"!.!. .md rapacity for 1.000.000 feet of
lumber.
The Mary <■ being; built in
Eureka andfwiU be in commission by
er. It has no passenger accom
;ons, but capacity for 1 000 000
feet of lumber. Tts dimensions are 207
longr, 4 1 feet 3 inches
and J 4 feet fi inches depth of
MlsceUaneoiift Mntrn
1801 lof the
In Rusted, arrived
P Ire Crom Guaymas
nspoi i Logran arrive.; a< Hon
n!l ',' day, bound for Manila
pedo destroyer Paul .Tones
lf,,T , s itftrday for Mexican
ports with -medicines and supplies for
the cruisers tl
.Th '■ tanker -\VinnebaKo
■ rday for Mororan. KO
Transport Service
■ if So.it He.
Tho Crot*; la In part.
: April 5 for .Hsnlla
; iford is In p
r-rMan is in
'Che rhomi | | nlia. '
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners of
the Pacific
Dispatch to Tin- Call)
EUREKA. April i::- .\fi.-r baTinx be«a de
"viiiur to bar . ■>nfliti.,i.- Hi.
aornlng
■
er W. If. Mil rty this
*"°nii! _ - p, ... , „ (M ' f
Uliaac* deserted late ttda nfternoon
Jenifers and freight
Oarrying freight, mail and passengers, the
' i ope* i • tola
# ''■!■' Sun I'rancisco.
reglan tramp Bteafcter Christian Rors de
■
iLMtratfaii porta The
b1 I'iiz"t Boond points before
: • .tic
SAN PEDRO April JS.-Norwejrbn steamer
i aptain Rytad. <.f tlip Jensen line ar
rtred thia ranrnlng from Mansanlllo Unleo via
Cnaymi ports, and aft.
- of miswllaneoua cargo proceeded t<>
jii?ht for San Fnnciacp. The Jason repoti
*> tlf ' n s unsettled on the <
coast, and brorfghl refugees from Goaymas and
Steamer Ple!a4ee axriTcd from Badfca P»m
--■ Hi .i Reneral cargo of Atlantic freijrhc
- c< I
schedeled to proceed tomorrow
Steamer Tallac discha _ . ,',{ ,„,),>» aD( ,
piling for the YV. dan company and
«!c:ired for Lour Hea-h with balance of cargo of
, ' ■»"■ • eatter McCulloch arrived
cruise, and will proceed
■■v for San Diego.
ido discharged cr.o.omi feet of
Jnmber for tl .... Lanaber i",.mpany and
■ red :■ Gi •■■ Harbov t<. reload
and freight for the w>
ship c.-.mpany at Sao Praactaco
ipaaj '« -i.-.'isii.T Btate of
<"-alifornia r.'turned this morning fr>
nnd after takiuc passeneers and additional canto
ied for San Franelseo
ward arrived this morning fr
. carrying paseenfcerti and ,
• klall company at this point anil
After iiis< iiarcring a partial cargo of lumber Tor
I Redondo Beach. steam<-r ,T. B. St.r-
HO!! arrived here with the remainder, loai
i.indalay has arrived from Cwitwt
with passengers and
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
I~l\"i: passenger White steamer; s<:.od cow
tifM nearly new; ivill exchange fof twin
■■ -Davidson or Imiian motorcycle of !'.»'.J
I. What bave oei iu<\' 6343, Call
. Oakland;
lull aale — Two chair barber shop; cheup rent;
■I Imsiiic-■
i< . .
Jut: i •■'! fixtures for ;; chair
barber sh >i>; barfaln; ownet must leave town.
itth 7th st.. West OaUaad.
■ tinted at 2110 T.-l. irt-Hpfi ay., Oak
JIVANTI ' -rv waL'on driver.
H. WWDRH ie CO., FWuiore au4 Clay.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
Movements of Steamers !
TO AltlllVK
■
Slr:lUHT
Date
■
l/w ADgele '•Ilunalfi Apr. 14
dotuholdt K'lty i.f Topelta. I
S.1H Diego : BUte Ot t\i!.... Apr. 14
fxis An -:u,m Clara Apr. It
Kan Dl Vslo Apr. U
Portlaad £ Astoria ;;•-•• City Kpt. Ij
Ins jBoar iApf. 14
I'.ii-ilautl iS Aftturi*., Vo*fn»tte ■••■ .41 1 '- 'J
i S..U I'^lro. ... -;-W:ir.l . *;>r. l^
:,.■!•■< ' I It- - ' \1"- [J
I >uft«» jApr. 1-.
I.- \!i','.'l<s #. . . VHiiifiiarU Apr. 10
HiiltHuiA S:m J'imIii.. . . P!eta4e« Apr. M
\ Turorua V'li.i ranaK'H.. M" W
din : llftrvert [Aw. J|
Apr. Iβ
. v hi, i . M>r. 7
.. setitfl tfonb-n. :». Apr. n
f. A Kinnirn..,,Apr. 17
,, •■ ; |)»d« l-'u(,'>•!'inil.
\r ,v Mb ■ ii Pomo x i" ':
i i ! uix ., i ■ ''•»> -• A '" :
Kydiify .v wrej Porti Uwuft lAW- ]l
ii, j ....'.... HHonUn - , M»'. 7
i,,s \i(gel«M .i ■ v '"- s
N.» wtw via Miiu.-lUiii • i W»«utt«Jo tpr 18
I i SeU l> ■ i!-"l • •■• r - S
|, ,,„! J'. , I I , , , ; ., Apr. IN
Apr. 18
For! Br«U Brumtwlok Aim IJ
Log. . illm-viiril \(ii. t»
China « JaMa Nlta ■
« Sim Pedro, Uite« [Apr. ).»
f. iilaii.l & Adtoria )Hftiv«T Apr. Lβ
Portland * Aatorla 'VonUlanrt Apr. l»
Um AWP ■ 1,! "*" OHy lApr. »
TO SAIL ______
I* I
Sli'iiiifi-
J ■pent:
or. II UoclifUe H'orilniiil ...; ."> pn 21
p i tltm.l ... l'l HE [J
v Ktlburn Hun..1-1,11 . I- , ni i
,1 I I Shi. In.... Bal < ■ 1- "' *J
■ 11 I'rmildeiil ■••■'•■ •' P« : J
i ;..)..-I.-*. I i>1.1, .
Hm l»lrt[..... 2 inn *J
Harbor :i i
[>i ifai i pu
. i mil • Dollar Portia Dd ■ r, i"
i MtcelCN S |>tn 10
IkmolulaQ Honolulu I m< - 1 *
PnebU IMget Bound 2 pm B
Su mil :t fin 1"
. I',.I'll,.11.1 . . I-' III Jβ
IliunboUH .11 ■>'» 2]
Pica, llumboltli ... 12 m "
llumbotdl ...11 am -■
i,i- Iβ Ota* N>liwn .. Hoond. •"• i«i" ■•■ s
or. i<; s.m room \l.-n<l<» in.» .. 4 pm 4
,\ :cu .. .. I'ti Brave - ; pm ■ ■ • ■
[larrard S*o Dl«*o.. ■ 4 i |! " :
Bl i Clara.... !.-■« Ai»i(eW». pna! 13
• anta Monica... Will apt n«r. i pm ....
i> . ;.. !i am !)
pr iv Rt. Helen-. Portland ... ■"• pm -<
\ iia Iμ lHato. . ■• i"" '
>r. in North F..rk Hmnbolot ... B pm M
pr. letCeoa Hay Pt BM Lnta. 4 pm n
Marvanl Loa Aafetes. 4 pml .
• Mam |ll<>:itik.>t>g ...I 1 V'" *{
pr. 19 Lyra :!'.Hlboa 12 na #3
pr. 19 Preeideut Ph«*< Sounfl. 3 pm 9
\,|.n. farra(at.tPaset Sonnrt. •'! pw Iβ
Bγ. 1!< NcrtUlunil (Lμ ,\np-l''>. - |»n ■'J^
TO SAIL FROM BBATTI—
Drstiiiatl'in
I
StPam'T
; Da(<»
<8<»lrioTia & War pet's.. Adra. SampMir..lApr; is
v .v Way Porte. llnmbol.lt \p"- Iβ
Skagway * Wm- Porte. Spokane Apr. 18
KoUiak tt Way 'i',,rts. . .Yukon \pr. Sβ
FIKK DIRECTORY
NORTH OF \IAUKKI' 9TBSMC
Ji WasbißctooiPler 17 I'mon i
X, Jackson'Picr 19 Tnion 2
7 PeclflcjPtw 23 KllbPi-t
:> liruHilway l{Pier 23 Greenwich 1
li.. . .Broadway 'J: f'ler s> <;ie««iiwlch 2
18 Vallejo Pier IT bombard
15 GrecfajPler H.j I'oweJl
IMcr
l'it-r
Pier
Pier
IM.T
I , !"!'
SOI Til OF" MABKET STREKT
2 Mission llPier 24 Spear
4 Mission 2 Pier 2S Main
« Howard 1 Pier 34 Beale
8 Howard 2 Pier Sβ Fn-mont
10 Howard B|Pl«r 38 First
rj FV>le<wi i iPI« 4"
14 FoUotn 2 Pier « P. 1C B. B. fo.
Iβ Harrtaon Pl« 14
20 SK-.iart I'icr M Fourth
Pier
PI r
Pier
Pi.-r
Pier
Pier
Pivr
Siid. Moon and Tide
f'nirpd sin;., .»a-r an(J geodetic si:rT«>y—Time
and heights of ti<l»'> at For; Point. Tor city
from :«'t whurf). add 2." minutes.
MONDAY. AFBIL 14
(gg • - r^34
•■■■ <%:4J&
rtM l:-V5 a. ni.
Ktiil mt»m April 80, at I:L'4 p. m.
quarter moon April 27. at 10:0O p. iv.
Time
\ ■• n
|H w;
rimo!
! Ft
i Wl
FT W
it ■ -
L
14..I 4 :1;{ 5.1(12:041 0.0| 7:.'K*i 4.7 !
L W 11 \V L Wj H W!
15'.. ii:i«i 8 1 :■■■' '- l: l:0S o.i 8:17 4.9
- . . ■ .• l :■:.; 0.8 s-.MH 5.2
17.. t:Tl 2.0 8:32 5.S 2:44; 0.8 B:2S 5.B
18.. »:20 1.2 9:85 5.2 .':•-': 0.8 8
Iβ.. 4:0fi 0.6 10:38 r.-i 4:09 1.310:32 e.l
».. 4:r-S -<>.111:::h .'..i 4:49; 1.7'H :<»S «!.■»
11VI>ROGRAPHIC OFFICE
Drptb at mean low water, ontranpfs to
ite !
] Apr.
iiliiinol
■ i
joutl
] 26
S IN
go
r.'-it water orer bar.
with innpr b«r P. S.
cuii buoy bearing NK.
N". dnnR.V
I s
■!
. lit t'h.'uinel remalnlug about
--ame,.
■. ljChannel to the southward
iiij'l ebuuptng a little
I to the r.ortb.
hinnel smith of rang'.
190 tn 2QQ fe«t. In
I ibape.
. 26!Cli«i)i!f] faiify straight
! nut for bnoy.
aqu!
I
w ..
nipqna .
fan.
Coos Bay. 16.0 Apr. a Best water :35O feet from
blark buoy at end of
; jetty.
Coqtiille . | 8 1 -. Apr. I Cbaooel close to south
I I L., jp i! y :
Rogue R..| 3.5jApf. 4[ChanneI straight oat.
Klnmath -| 7 !Mar. ISChannel northwest.
Uumbldt . 18 Mar. t>'North channel no longer
j I navipaWe.
:
.'iO fpot
ti.Tiiliij:
nearly to
■
..I
J I
K.
...»V...V i....
Bel.
1 ■
Alseya
.,
iianne] -rra
pixxl width.
V. S. Branch Hydrog;raphi<> Office
A branch of the United Staros liydrojrraphio
office, iix'-itKi in tin' fctercbanta' Ehcchange, is
nialntaiiii'd in San Francisco f< ( r the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality, and free
ose. Navigators are cordially invited to
visit the office, where a complete set of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
ii.iiid for comparison and reference, and the latest
information can always be obtained regarding
lijhts. dangers t>> navigation and matters of fi
ll t<> occdii commerco.
ii. Q, BARTHALOW,
Lieutenant. I. 8. N., in Cliarge.
freight and 400,000 feet of lumber for tbe South
ern Callfognta Lamber company.
■ii|irp> included tbe |>a<seiigor steamer
i nebedole f"r Portland via Sun Franelepo.
Steamer si. Helena proceeded for Nan IMego
with balance of lumber cargo, thence fur Colum
bia river to riioad.
PORTLAND, April 1.°,. — Captain Richard
■ndeut river pilot, and Vap
i>. Pareooe, independent bat pilot, are
working together under agreement. Neither is
■ member of tlie Columbia Hirer Pilots' aM*
Hr<tiori. Their rates—M per cent twlow those of
— Kiiition—have caused considerable com
ment along flip river front."
Captain .Sandstrom recently piloted the steam
ship iveran \\\> him! <l..wn tke Columbia. It was
Mtd HiMl lupiniii C, V. 15ai!ey, formerly of the
tug Tatoefch, now of Pupet aooad, wo\ild join
am! Sandsirnm. but thi» Is denied 117
D SiUK'stnjiii.
' :nn;i Import and Rxport company of
Shanpiii.i. repnaeotai in Portlanrt l>y Frit?;
■T. will iiavc Hxv luge Tessels loading
lumber In Portland for the orient next month
They will lake out 1fi.000,000 feet of lumber
vaHe,] :ir im.OW. which I* n record for one
tnoiiiti's Khipiii' ut iiy any company.
The (Mirer ,r. Olson, x new coaster operated
by Oi.-on A.- Malioney, will arrire on its first
TOjrage to Portland in tea da vs. The Olson
<■ eaat and is I,VtS tons raster.
ASTOHIA, April IS. -Steam whooncr San
Jadnto him! William Chatham with cargoes of
lutnb'-r for California sailed for California to
day.
schor ; ner Willamette with freight and
from S<>« Francisco arrived this
erpnlßg aad (in.x-'
Si"M!n wbooßer Weateraer with h <-arg<» of
lumber I'm California wt-ui to sea Una moiaiDg.
THK SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, APRIL 14, 191°,.
WIRELESS REPORTS
FROM SHIPS AT SEA
MARCONI WIRELESS
ThMc repor<a nrp rreelvert «Hree*ly
from f!ie l*aHfi«- (mutt stations of tbe
Mnrconl Wfrele** company:
STEAMER CHINA April 12, S p. Dα.. 132 miles
off Honolulu, hetjop Apr!! I fur CfalM.
STEAHEB MONGOLIA April PJ, 8 p. n>.. T." 4
mile , * west <>f Honolulu, fmin Yokohama for
San Fraaclnco via Honolulu,
STEAMER ENTERPRISE April 13, 8 p. ni..
1,858 mtlea off gen fTraeoiico, from HUo fur
MI Ftiuh-Imn)
STEAMER SONOMA April 12 I a iv.. 1.536
ui ; ie« <>(r Sun Praaclwo beoce April 8 for Syd
per,
STFAMI-β SANTA MARIA— April 12. * p. iv..
s,\,i nill»< off Hurt Ban I.iiV. fnrui WU fOC Port
San LniS(
STEAMER WIXHJELMINA HfW April 9 for
Honolulu; April ;.'. g p, m , L 153 mil.* ttom
San fYaiii'lßCo; Moderate wentlier: all wrll,
SKATriJi. Apirl 13.
STEAMER ARGYLL Ftom Seattle for Ban Ftbu
• aft Pgrt AtiKi'itH 7 p. v).
BTEAMER ADMIRAL FARKAGUT Ttm Sent
ah- for Suii PrUCItGO, off JKa.CC n«'U 7 p. U).
A.s'loKl A. April l.'i.
STEAMER LANBING Not -thh.Mind. 628 »»••
Bortti <>f Ban PYaseiaco m p, n.
STEAMER CAPTAIN A F. LUCAS With barga
W in luw ; tor iMtttl Bori Uof U
giilna bead X p. hi
STEAMER MAVERICK From San IThik is,-., f..r
Stattl*, tiii mii.-s s.mi(h at luiatiila Jlßhrshlp 8
i>. in.
BTEAMER CATANIA In-tn l\,rt Sun r.uU for
TtOORU) 4'M n>llt»M uorth of San Fr»in-i-., ~ ,s
p in
STEAMER NOME CITY- IVaa Smi I'ren.-lMco
I. i Si-iitlle. Oβ miles uortu of CVluiiiMh rlrrr 8
STEAMER NORWOOD off TillaAOOh Bptl *
p in.
STEAMER COLUMBIA Off , CMttda DM4 8
P. in.
BTEAMER BUOXMAN From lv V\iut.\-<;> |\, r
Sennit, i* ■Qμ wMttb o< DMtraetio iiMund b
l>. 111.
STEAMER J. A. CHANSXOR For »..i 11 «n.l. V-J
milM smith of Cuimnhla river I p, m.
STEAMER OLEUM Soiitlilmiiid. •)<> Rllfa Mttt
(if Aitorla B p, in.
BIREKA. April IS,
STEAMER SANTA CRUZ ;.» ■Qμ MTtfc of
Meadoclao 6 p. n.
STEAMER WASHTENAW 2S mi]M norlh of
< !ape Itlanco 8 p. m.
STEAMER ALLIANCE -Off Trinidad 8 i>. m.
STEAMER YOSEMITE --:'O patlM «o\Hh of Cape
Biaaeo s p. m.
STEAMER CITY OF TOPEKA Out at 4 p. m.
STEAMER RIVERSIDE -10 aUaa south of Aim
go 8 p>, ni.
BAR SAN PRI'KO. April If.
STEAMER SPEEDWELL- - lfrom San Pedro for
San Francisco, 10 miles south of Pieilra*
Blancan Bp. m.
STEAMER BEAR From San Pedro for San
Frarirlsro, 10 miles off Point QweeptiOß !tp m.
STEAMER YALE From Si.n Pedro for San
Fram-Nr... off IVinl llueactne B p. in.
STEAMER LUCIEENBACK From San PPdro for
Panama. 310 miles south of sail IVJro 8 p. in.
STEAMER AZTEC -From Panama for San Pedro.
latituti- tt.H norlli, longitude 115.01 west, 8
SAX FRANCISCO. April 13.
STEAMER WASHTENAW -ZCC uiilc-e north of
San Francisco 8 p. in.
STEAMER HYADES— IS." miles from Cape Flat
t Si-py.m .ey..9kQ El-fwypfw JVTPP
tery 6 p. in.
STEAMER PARAISO -12 miles south of San
Francisco 8 p. cv.
STEAMER W. F, HERRIN—47 miles «outh of
BtJB S p. m.
STEAMER LANSING —S2O miles norlU of Sau
Francisco ,s p. in.
STEAMER CENTRALIA—Passe.I Point Rfye»
T:'(ii p. ID.
STEAMER COLONEL E. L. DRAKE -Pas^d
Potat Arena 8 p. in.
STEAMBR MACKINAW- 20 miles north of Point
Arona f> p. in.
STEAMER ROMA— SO mites nortb of San Fraa
efaeo 8 P- m.
Shipping Intelligence
ARUIVEO
Saturday. April 11.
11:35 p. m., etmr Bee, Ayar S7 hrwrs from
Aberdeen; 700.000 feet lumber to Charles Nelsou.
Sunday, April 13.
4:40 p. m.. bktn .Tame* Johnson. Hansen, 110
days from Newcastle. Australia: 1,603 tons coal
to J. & A. Brown.
." j>. m., stmr Olympic, Hansen, 63 hours from
Columbia river: 750,000 feet lumber to n. K.
Wood Lumber company.
4:40 p. m., stmr PrestfeM, Iverson. 22 bOOfi
from Eureka; 400,000 feet lumber to Pariflc Lum
ber nmipiiny.
4:38 p. m.. strar Whittier. Zolling. — hours
from Port San Luis; oil to Union Oil company;
up river direct.
5:40 p. m., stmr President Thomas, r>o hours
from Seattle; passengers and merchandise to Pa
cific Coast Steamship company.
<'.:4r. v. in., stmr Centralia". Sven=on. 3.". bonrs
from Redondo Beach; ballast tn Pollard & Co
9:10 a. m., stmr Asuncion, Bridgeti 12 hours
from Port Angeles; ballast to Standard Oil com
pany.
7 a. m.. stmr F. S. Loop, Matteon, 10fi hours
from Everett; bound south, ptit in for fuel.
1:10 a. m., stmr Hardy. ftClehalara, 4.", hours
from Coos J<!iy: 450,000 feet lumber to Hardy
Lumber company.
2:25 a. m., bktn Fullerton, Fielden. — hours
fri-.m Port San Luis, in tow of tu<» Dauntless;
oil to Union Oil company; up river direct
0:.'!0 a. m., stmr Daisy Gadsby Smith :'>.".
hours from San Pedro: ballast to S. S. Freeman
Stenmship company.
10:30 a. m., etmr Oliver .T. Olson Peter
son. ".<) days from Philadelphia, via San Diego 44
hours; ballast to Olson & Mahony.
SAILED
Saturday. April 12.
1! p. m., tstmr Pel Norte. Sanford, Orescent
City.
Sunday, April IS.
.*?:4O p m., etmr Arctic. Llnder, Fort Bragg.
4 p. m., stinr Ccntralla, Svenson, Grays Har
bor.
7:15 p. m., stmr Nann Smith, Magee, Cooe
Bay.
(1:18 p. nu. slmr John A. Hooper. Martin,
WUlapa Harbor
0:20 p. m., Rtmr Porno, Lilleland, Albion.
r.:2~> p tn., stmr.Daisy Gadsby Smith, Willapa
Harbor.
j2:u's a. m., Br stmr Winnebago, Sowden Mo
roi an
9:13 a. m., bark (Jeorge Curtis, Nelson. Bristol
bay.
7 a. m., ship Tacornn. Sorenson, Bristol bay.
5:36 n. ni., strar North Fork. Nelson, Eureka.
•":4.'> a. m.. slmr Colenel B. l>. Drake, Badger,
■With bark 95 In tow, Seattle.
C>:4."> a. m., hark 95, Uauiels in tow of stmr
Colonel E. L Drake, Seattle.
0:2". a. m.. bark Star of Chile, Peterson Bris
tol bay.
12:.'i0 p. tn., Btmr F. S. Loop, Mattson, Ran
Pedro.
32:30 a. m., stmr Davenport, Dettmers, Port
Giimlil-'.
8:50 a. m.. sttnr Kadiak, Ross, Bristol bey.
2:25 p. in., stmr Eureka. Ponls<-n, Monterey.
1:40 p. m.. bark Pnctolu*. Wetter, Uristol bey.
-:• *•"> p. m., stmr Aleatraz, Erase, (iretviwooil.
.'5:30 p. m.. barge Santa Paula. PollvHle In
tow of tug Hercules, port San Luis.
10 a. B>., schr Fred E. Sander. Erkren. Port
Toxvnsend.
WEATHER REPORTS
POINT REYES. April 18. 5 p. m. Weather
cler.r; wltid Mrthwest, velocity 22 miles an hoar
POINT LOBOS, April 18, 10 p. m.—Wi-atlicr
clear; wind west velocity 12 iniies an hour
POINT LOBOs, April IS. f> :i. m.—Weather
fogey: wind west. Telocity 8 miles an hour.
POINT RRYES. April 13. 0 n. m.- -Weather
clear: wind west, velocity a mile ud hour.
FARALLONKS, April IS. 9 a, m.—Weather
clear; wind west, velocity 4 miles an hour
TATOOSH, April IS, 0 a. m.—Weather cloudy;
winfl scutb, velocity 5 miles an hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
lARALLONBS—Passed April 18, 7:.H0 a. m..
ship Llewellyn J. Morse, hence April 12 for
Bristol bay; a four masted barkentinc bound in
IM'REKA —Arrived April 13, 0 £ Eβ., stmr
William H. Mmrphy, from San Pedro. Sailed
April 0. stmr Phoenir. for San Fraaciace
Sailed April 13, B p. ni.. stmr City of Topeka.
for San Francisco; <> p. m., Nor aims Christian
Bors" for Melbourne; 0 p. m.. stmr Alliance for
Portland.
POINT I.OBOS- Passed April 18, 3 p. m., star
Siskiyou. from Bellincliaiu for San Pedro.
Passed April 13, stmr draywood, from Seattle
for San Pedro.
SEATTLE - Arrived April I?.. 8:30 a. m.. stmr
Jefferson, from Wraujtle; noon, Ktinr .Muriposa,
from Seward: April 12. midnight, stmr AU;is.
hence April R gatted April 18, ship Acme, for
Bellinghara; schr Maid of Orleans, for Bering
ecu; April 12, stmr City of Seattle.' for Skngway
Arrived April 13 0 p. in., stmr Northland]
from Skaffwars Sailed April 13. 2 p m., sttnr
Admiral Farragut. for San Frßiieisco.
TACOMA --Arrive.! April 12. barge Peltnvra,
from Alaska: stmr liertha. from Ketchikan;
April 13, stmr Alaskan, from Seattle; Br stmr
Titan, from Victoria.
MABSHFIELI) -Arrived April 13, 7 a m.,
etmr Adeline Smith. lx?ne» April 11.
SAN DIBOO- -Sailed April 12. U. S. & p n ,,i
•ToiiC!!. for Gnaymas. Arrived April 13, ettnr Cas
pnr. free San Pedro. Sailed April IS, stmr
George F. for San Francisco.
ASTORIA.—SaiIed April 13, <J a. a>., etmr I
Weather Report
United stato Department of Aericoltore -
Weather Bnr«tu, Ban !'r:M" ;-'". April 1"..
HAI\F\I.I. DATA
STATfONS
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BABTBRN STATIONS
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Atlantic (K.v ;,i;-.on.;.; [xmlrvllle ... 11 i.'o.ih;
Boatwi 4e|-H 1.88 Memphis .. i« (410.OS
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'""tivfi- 7O|36|O.O0 New Orieann. 60 4SI0.00
. ! ii ot Sew York. . . [5«1 ." 0.20
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i»uiutti se ,|0.00| Oklahoma . ..jeowt'o.oo
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Ureen Bay... e8|30|o.Oo| St. Paul.. .. i»
Hatteraa J7OJB2 1.90 Tamjia r,s c.i o.nu
lliirr*- SL- :_■ ...no Toledo 5Oj3f»]0.O0
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SYNOPSIS OF VVKATHER COKOITIOKB
<'i(niiiy weather prevail* ot*i Uie northern i>or
tlon of the Pacific <-onsf aud liglit rain ha.s fallen
- lie ooasi from Sen Fraoclsco Dortti. Ot«t
Uμ Homlieru portion of Hip Pa<-!ll<- ooaat, H"«-ky
n region and watward to tn*> Mississippi
T.illov thr- weather i< fair. The storm on the
South AHnnlic p«>asf is moving slowly northward,
an.l cioedj wpather. with rain. 1s generally re
ported from th.it section. Thp temperature hus
faUen in ; ho San JToaquin v:i!i<\v and (otermoan
tnin rfcrloii and risoii In the ~ iississi|>iii valley.
Condition* are farornMo for renerallv fnir weatber
in California and showers In Nevada Momiav.
KOKKCAST
Forecast innde at San Fraticiaco for the 80
hours ending at midnight. April 14:
Sin Fraacieco anu virinity i ;i ;r ifoadaT; light
DOrtbwwt wind.
Saerauicnto valley—Fair Monday; light north
wind.
Santa Clara valley—F;iir Monday; light north
west wind.
Sun .foaqilin valley -Cloud? Monday light west
wind.
California south of TebadMßl—Fair Monday;
li«lu west wind.
*;. 11. WILLBON, r.orril Foreraster.
WMtemr, for S.in FTanr!s,-n: ?trr.r R«n Jarlnte
tot San Fraoolsoo,
Sailed Anrll !.:. :: p. m . stmr William Chat
ham, for Sun Pedro. Arrived Aprfl IS, B p m .
stmr Willamette, hence April 11
FORT TtKAC,<; -Arrived April 13.' stmr Port
Erapc. bPTire April 12: stmr Novo, Uencp April IT.
SAX PBDBO— Arrived April 18 Nor stmr
Jason, from Gnaymas.
ISLAND POUTS
HOXOLVLr—Arrived April 12. stmr Flnnraneo
Ward, from Midway Island: April 13, 5 a. m., U.
8. 8. lyigan. hence April 5 for Manila,
FORRIGX POUTS
'iTAYMAS— In port April i:s. ir. 8 S. Celifor
nta.
MISCBIAAXEOI S
I*. 8. P. Golden (,'nte brok'' its revprnlnjr gf;ir
off the tr.«>iis[-,iri d'«-k this afternoon. (T. 8. tug
Arßonant towed her u> Meipss whf.rf.
Fire tusr r>ennls Sul!i*ri>i answered a tire call
under the wharf at pier 34. No damage. Fire
cxi Injralahtd.
CfM)S BAT. April in.— Pow sclir Anvil, hefore
reported, 1* still on the heath . hi-u and dry nt
tide. Mont of the freight waa reeoted. Some
hopes of getting her off at high water. I/Mikinß
sliKhtly.
OCRAX BTBAMBRS
NEW YORK—Arrived April 13. stmr Caledo
nia, from (Jlasgow: stmr Ceorjro. Waahtngtoo,
from Bremen; Htmr Rotterdam, from Rotterdam.
Sailed April 1", stmr Odrlr. for Liverpool: stmr
Kroonlaad, for Antwerp; stmr Prinzess Irene,
for Genoa
Memoranda
Per Uktn .Tamos Johnson--Sailed from New
castle, Australia. December 24; had light winds
and calms to the wjuntor, eroeted 68 :iays oat;
henop Tftrinblo winds and cnlms. April 11. latl
tnde .TT.42 north, longitude 154.44 west, pr.sscil n
derelict aliout too f<-et long. Looked to harp
in thp water some time (probably part of
wreckage from sehr .T. P. Spm-kols. before re
ported). Distance about CO miles west of Faral
lones. i
SEATTLE, April 1.1.— Arrived: Steamers Jef
ferson from Skagwar, Marjposa from south
western Alaska, Northland from southeastern
Alaskii ami Prinre (mrfe (Br.) from Prlnoe
Rupert
Sailed: Steamers Admiral Farraput from Ku
reka to Sun Francisco. Prince George (Br.)
from Priaoe Rupert and schooner Maid of Or
leans from Bering sen.
MISS GLADYS WILSON
TELLS ENGAGEMENT
Friends Had Been Exjieetlnj? Annoiiner-
ntfnt of Approaching Marrlase
to Maurice Sullivan
OAKLAND. April IX —After keeping
her many friends in the social set here
and in San Francisco on the anxious
seat for months, Miss Gladys Wilson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wilson,
has at last announced her enpagrement
to Mr. Maurice Sullivan, a well known
clubman. Friends of the youns: couple
have been expecting an announcement,
as Miss Wilson and her fiance have
been inseparable at the many affairs
they have attended.
Miss Wilson is one of the most pop
ular members of the bay cities social
elect. Hpr parents recently took the
Carl Schilling home in Moss avenue.
She is prominent in every social activ
ity, is a member of the Greenwav ;is
eetnbly of San Francisco, the Friday
Night club and is one of the lights in
the Clareniont Country club affairs.
M>\ SuJlivan is a well known club
member, being one of the Bohemian
club, the Claremont Country club, the
Pacific Union club and several others
of the exclusive clubs Jbere and in San
Francisco. He is Pacific coast manager
of the American Canning company.
MASQU THIS AFTERNOON
I*, of C< t.'o-edJi to Present "Everynmid"
in Classic <;lnde
HK UK X LEY, Apri) 13. —RcarrariK<-
ments fur the production of Tfcje
Awakening of EverymaM," postponed
from yesterday by the women students
of the University of California, have
been completed, according , to Miss De
borah Dyer of the committed in Charge,
and the masque will be prevented to
morrow afternoon. Muss I >yer an
nounces that plans for the refunding:
r>f the purchaßO price of any tickets
have been canceled by the committee.
The masque will be givyi at 3 p. m. in
the glade by the Faculty club.
STEAMSHIP HITS
ROCK OFF ALASKA
Large Hole Torn in Portside
of Bow of the Princess
Sophia
Vessel Able to Proceed on
Way to Vancouver Under
Her Own Steam
JUNBAU, Alaska. April 1. ,, .. — The
Can&dian Pac|flc steamship Princess
Sophia. Captain Charles Campbell,
striK-I: a ) IH -k : ,f Sr-iiiim-l island at 2:10
<>''■!"< k t'ais morning. A large hole was
torn In the port side of the steamer's
bow, bul sin' w.is Able to proceed on
'■• •■ way to Vancouver, B. C, under
her own strain.
The steamer's double bottom kept
her from sinking. She la taking little
water ami 1« Ix-ii.■•,.-,[ in be in 00 daii
i accident to the Princess Sophia
occurred at the place where her sister
the Princen &iay, was wracked
iit 1:98 o'clock In th.> morning of
■ i X, lit ll<. 'iii.- approach t<> Sea
tiiu'l island, at the southern t-nd q|
L.\nn canal, la one of the most dan
geroua ttretchei >>( water in Alaska.
i he PrlseeM Sophia li a ntfum?r
:'<n !.,i imiK, 40 fff beam and 81
d.-.-p. Her btom ton nave i« t,tSO. She
was i.uill , ( t \«w. Ast !«• In LSS9,
Work on New Road to Begin
BAIiX2H, Ore., April i:;. Announre-
Doeni Mm be«n made by the attomajf
c>l the Oregon Etaslwas
wai orgaatsad here <>n February S4,
kha( oontr&i is would be Let at one- for
oonatruotloa of the Brii unit of a r;ui
road between Balein and B*n4, Or*.
Who back of 11n- new road is not
known.
iw'ih! is the present terminus of the
n Trunk line, which is ■ inn «uii
f I d i n r y.
Mayor Taken in Raid
PORTLAND, ore., April l.'i. —As a
result of his arrest <>n ;i charge of
liik , 11 <111• >i- to ;t minor, Mayor 8i A. Bα■•
mondson of TrouHtale, In tins county,
who runs a saloon at that place, will
resign the office oi m&yoT.
In ;i i.i Mi la;| night on his reSOft,
Mayor Kdmonrison was taken into cus
toiiy by Deputy Sheriffs! Howard, Word
and Rossnian, who accused him of sell
ing intoxicating liquor to Harold Brun
dige, alleged to be a minor.
Today Sheriff Thomas 1... Word of
fered to withdraw the charge of selling
liquor to Brundige, providing Kdmond.
son would resign the mayoralty. The
saloon keeper mayor immediately ac
quiesced.
ALAMEDA WOMAN DEAD
AT THE AGE OF EIGHTY
Mh. MHi'la >litt'bell m the Mother
of Two of the Cnll'a Siatt of
Printer*
Mrs. Maria Mitchell died yesterday
in her home in Alameda, where she
lias lived for - J3 years. She was SO
years old. Four sons survive her.
Frank and George Mitchell are mem
bers of The Call's staff of printers.
and Robert M. Mitchell is a member
of the printing firm of Mitchell &
Goodman. The fourth son, William, Is
connected with the Canadian bank of
commerce.
Despite her advanced age, Mrs.
Mitchell's death was unexpected for
the vogornus mentality and bright,
sunny disposition which were her's un
til tlie last, led everyone among , her
wide circle of friends to believe she
would live many years , longer. Her
husband, Robert M. Mitchell, died
thirteen years ago.
Funeral services will be held to
morrow at 2 p. m., in the parlors of
James Fowler. 224-1 Santa Clara eve
nue, Alamciki.
FALITsTFROArCAR; MAY DIE
ALAMKDA, April 13.—C. E. Hamil
ton, an elderly man. fell from an elec
tric car at the corner of Park-street
and Central avenue this morning and
sustained a fracture of the skull at
thp base of the brain that it is feared
will prove fatal. Before starting to
leave the car he had asked the con
ductor where the Methodist church was
and it is presumed that he was going
to attend services. He was identified
at the Alameda sanatorium by a min
ister from East Oakland, where his
home is.
BOLTOX LECTURE TOMORROW
BERKELEY, April 13. —Professor
Herbert E. Bolton of the history de
partment of the University of Califor
nia, will give an illustrated lecture on
"The Missions of California" Tuesday
night, at the Newman club auditorium.
(FRENCH REPUBLIC PROPERTY) !
I Natural Alkaline Q I
\ Water J| I
For 50.years m&jM
the standard j^eSt
Mineral Water HJ**^
for the relief of r'SS^s'
Sour Stomach, t^JS?!^-,.
Indigestion and
Uric Acid.
v
•wSICIAN Bottltda'- J
What does
Daddy want?
To Look Young
and feel young — keep the
blood pure, the stomach rlyht,
and the bowels regular, with
Beecham's Pills
(n hßifi with fall direction*, 10<- <t Sst
WT , TT7QQ < Of Harris & Hess,
. I. UIUDO Attorneys )
NOTARY PI BI.IC
Room 704), HEARST Bl ILDI.\G
Phone Kearny
Residence Phone West SIS 9
WANT TO STOP INSECTS
BEING SHIPPED BY MAIL
California Delegation Will
Seek Regulation in For
warding Plants
WASHINGTON, April 13.— Vera be ra
of the California delegation. :uid ps
pvcialty Messrs. Hayes, Keni a>ul R-i
--kii. bay« been giving a good deal ot
thought to the need of some resiili
tion which will prevent insect pests
V (Li* '
DEATHS
tfotWeH, Henry TSlßlcka. Henry T.....«
Brod. Matilda 1 Illoffwhiieider. 1
J'ahlll. Ellen -Jeans. George VI I
QarraecQ ("lemente , I.«H-kh»ri. Margaret.. 84,
Culemuu. Kdwud ~ SS MrManeou. Tliomaa.. 8
(\>rblu (ttfant) Mitchell, Mann . .. .
Dewey, D. L.... ie|Merpl»j (Maaa)
Downey s:u«h A CSjParker, Mr«. Mary.. —
Rcbank, KuleG.,. . 40 Plant, Baymowl H^μ
Parley, Margaret .1 Eyan, Benry \i 43
Foley', Frand* X... Iβ eimoeaen, VoJmer ...J7
Oilman, Benjamin .. 88 Smith, .Tane M «>•
Gould, li-iii> 82 Smith, John .1 __
Randyatde, <;ienu A. 21 Stoßtera, Dietrich ... <»
Heiaenbuttel, Qeorgi ■
BONNELL In Alauieda. April 11, IMSi HeerJ
BonuelL' beloved brother of the lm<- Kdum
Bonnell und Mra. I.my Oochran, and trocie <>i
Mlaa Aii.,. r Cocnran, Mrs. I'nui Woodourn.
Mrs. r. il. Dunn and Alteon Clark Boneen, «
lintive of oiii,», ;i«e,i -r, yeara.
rrteoda and acqaaiataneM ar*» wptnlnny»n
rlted to attend Hie fnneral today (Monaayi.
April ii. Hi 10 o'clock a. m., i"" 1 |>« fo sff e i
chapel ok Smiley A Oall igh#r, 822R Santa < i«r»
avenue. Alameoa, rnterment Woodlawn eeme.
»cry. »in ei.riri.. funeral ear from th« root t»t
M.111..! slret'l. !it 12:10 P- '"■
BROD In mix city, Af«H IS, I, - "-•-• ! " ■*
K-i.ien,,., 1,1 t sixth avenue, Matudt \-'"'
loved mother of Aajtel H. i"" 1 the late tlimm
M tir.Hi. ■ native of (Jwmany.
hii.Tinei.i Auburn, ( al., tomorrww 1 rueadaj »,
April US, l!»l.'i.
CAHILL— In tbh, elty. April 11. I , ";
Frnnees. beloved wife or the late Mich
bill, and mother of Harry Chill. Mr*. Mary
Aner, tin Alice Dlck«oa and Mm, (in
and <r the late Mrs. A. C, D*rt, » e«w °*
County Kerry, [relattdi
rrteadi a«d acaßatataßCff* are reapectfelly In
rtted to attend the funerai a? , \i,.,„•,..> ■.
April 11. tt '■> o'clock a. 11 . from net late re
flenee, 25*>e Cnlifornln street nenr Bteiner,
thence to it Deaalnle'i chorch, where a 1
qaleat niaaa will 1 elebrated for n ,, ' wn *J"
of li.-r soul. comoMnclng at 9:80 t»'clo« '■ "'•
interment Holy Croaa cemetery, by eatrtage.
CARSASCO-h. tins elty, April 1- ■" W"
lute reeldence, 770 Cole street, tlemente -->..
beloved hnsb«iid of Alice B. Carranco, ana ae
rated father of Mac, n.-rIK-rt. Bogene. I
Albert, Victor, Anita und Lesore Carrajee, a
native, at Plura, r*Tu.
COLEMAN-In this city, April 12. 1»18, Kdwrnd
Coteman; brother of John c. Coietnan. a ' K1 ', 1 ?, , '
of Walton, Ebglasd, aged sj years I nsontna
and 14 (lavs.
Fonera] services will be held today (Mon
day>. April 14. at S p. m.. at hla bite ree
dniee. )70l Franklin street. liitenuent pri
vate.
CORBIN— In ibis eliy. April 12. l»tt.
Lucile ('orbin. dearly beteved child oi \\ iHiain
S. and Nettie CorbJn, and sister of William >.
Oorbin Jr., a nntive of San Kranclaco, Cal..
and 9 atOStha and 9 days, ll.os Anpel'/s papers
please copy.)
Frieuds and aeqnalntancet are reepectfnllj In
vited to attend the funernl tomorrow (Tuesday t.
April 16, at UfcSO a. ni.. from the m
chapol of the QeMen eate Undertaking Com>
patty, 247r. Mission street near Twenty-flret.
Interment Moont Ollvel cemetery, by automo
bile-.
DEWEY—I). 1.. Dewey, hatband of Nettie.
Uowey. osjhl r>s year*.
DOWNEY—In Berkeley. April 12. IMS, S.ra.i
Ann. beloved wife Of Andrew l>»w:>
mother of BHaabeth A. and Mary Downey.
M». Hugh Ooodfellow 3iid the late George \\.
Downey, aged l>3 yeai-s.
Funeral services and iiiiermeut private.
EUBAJIK—In Oakland. April 12. 1913, Rule 0.,
dearly beloved husband of Grace Enbank, lov
ing father of Boyd and Rule Eubank, a native
of California, aged 40 years. A member of
North Oakland Lodge N". 401. I- O. O. F.
(San Jose papers please copy.)
Friend* and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the fnncrai services today
(Monday), April 14, 1913, at 12 o'clock to., at
his late residence. IC2? Fifty-uiuth Street,
under the auspices of North Oakland Lodge No.
401. I. O. O. F. Interment Sun .lose, Cal..
leHvius First street aud Broadway, at 1:36
p in.
FARLEY—In this. city. April IS, 191:!. at her
late residence. 1631 Guerrero atreet corner of
l>11:. .-an, Margaret .T.. dearly beloved wife of
Thomas Farley, and beloved mother of Nellie,
Daniel, Thomas and William Parley, Mrs. J. V.
Sullivan and the late Christopher Farley, find
bploved grandmother of Charles HeaneMey and
Willie Farley, a native of County Cork. In
land. (Brockvtlle, Canada, paper* please
copy.i
Notice of funeral hereafter.
FOLEY— In this city, April 10, Win. Francis X.,
dearly beloved husband of Minnie M. Foley.
beloved son of Catherine and the late Famis
Foley, and beloved brother of William 1..
Elizabeth, Thomas and the late. John A. Foley
and Mrs. Florence McAuliffe. a native of San
Francisco, Cal., aged 46 years 2 months and
12 day*.
Friends and acquaintances are respect fully In
vited to attend the funeral today (Monday).
April 14, at 8:30 o'clock a. ni.. from the parlors
ef rnrew & English. ICIB Hoary street, thence
to Sacred Heart church, where a requiem Uiffh
mass will be celebrated for the repoee of hi*
eon!, commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. Interment
Holy Croat cemetery, by electric funeral car
from Thirteenth and West Mission streets.
GILMAN— In this city. April 0, U»l3. Benjamin
F. Oilman, a native of Massachusetts, aged S3
years.
Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the
funeral today (Monday), April 14. at 1:80
p. nv, from Odd Fcllews' hall. Seventh and
Market streets, under the auspice* of Templar
Lodge No. 17, I. 0. O. F. Interment Wood
lawn cemetery, by automobiles. Remains at
Gray's chapel, Oeary and Dlvisadero streets.
GOTJXD—In Oakland, April 12. 101°.. Henry
OouM, dearly beloved husband of the lute
Clara Could, loving father of Mrs. Charles
Koch, Mia. Fred Koch, Abram, WUHnm. Teeae,
Edward and Charles Could, a native of Gold
Hill. Conn., aged M! years and 1 month.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral services today
(Monday), April 14. 191.". at 2:."0 o'clock p. m..
at the funeral parlors of Ernest A. Wollit*.
1935 Webster street between Nineteenth and
Twentieth, Oakland. Interment Mountain View
cemetery. Remains at the funeral pariors of
Ernest A. Wollitz, 1935 Webster street.
HANDYSIDE—In this city, April 12, 19i:J, Glenn
A. Ilandyside, beloved son of William R. and
Addie 11. Ilandyside, and brother of Gladys l>.
Handyslde, a native of New York, 27
years! A member of Clover Ixxlge No. 048,
I. O. O. F., and AiiibridßP. Encampment No.
250. I. O. O. F.. of Ambriete. Pa.; Canton Ran
Francisco No. 5, 1 , . M.; Ambridge Lodge No.
504. K. of P.. and Ituth Rebecca Lodge No. 1
of New Brighton, Pa.
Funeral services will be held at Odd Fellows'
hall, Seventh and Market etreets, tomorrow
(Tuesdayt. April IT., at 2 p. m.. aadtet the
■ospicea ef the General Relief Committee. 1.
WHEN THE UNDERTAKER
BECOMi.S XECESSAKY
SAVE It.VI.X the I'uneral Expense.
Telephone
JULUS So G©©IEAU
Market 711. Oakland 4043.
Independent of the Trust
the godeat; funeral service win
furnish for $73. embalming timed,
filter mounted, cloth covered m-Uer.
bcarse and two carriages und £ii*
persoiial superTiston.
TRUBT UKDERTAKER3 WILL CHARGE
yon $75 for the casket alone, and alt
their price* are proportionate.
Oodeau Funeral Btrrice Saves Xou Half.
Auto Euibulance, carriages and autos for
hire.
SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND
41 Van Ness Aye. 2210 Webster St.
305 Columbus Aye. Phone Cak. 4Q£5
William A. lialeted C. l>. Halste<t I
8E 22 Sußftfoar SUms^
PttOQf! Franklin 6265.
Ectablished by Wm. A. Halsted. 1883
■
No connection with mnf other
establishment.
I' ''I
from being shipped into California
through the mails with nursery stork.
A. J. Cook, state commissioner of
horticurYure. writing- to Representative
K. A. Elajree, said there was greet need
of a change in the law refful*|ini;'
plants sent by mail, lie
the law be chanced to require ptant-«
sent by nail to fee held, if so re*jueete<i,
until they shall lie examined. Years
ago, lie said, the white By got into
California by mail and more than $10,
--iKMi was spent in tile attempt to get ri'l
of it.
Commi9pioner Cook writes that in a
thorouarh examination so many In
ar.- found that are a frreat men
• rtli-ultural industry of the state
that, the authoriiea are "nerrvduely
anxio
The California coin watit *™
have a regulation that wil\ <°
ex[HT!is companies and ether common
carriers as well ai i- ,, the mails.
f>. t>. I',, ami Cant.mi Sim FraiHi-'o Nα. S. P.
■~ I. O. a i. lui.iu-.iii MouDl Olivet cem*
Wry. Bemaian :>t Orey'i cbapel, Qeesy «'»l
Wi laadero ttreeta.
HEISENBUTTEL Iμ Bμ Mil—. Mr.i 12. II
n • _•• b toi :,:.• . I »f l Uehwubnt
-I*l, .-.ii.l loving fiiiiir.- el t.uln Si.■in. :i outlv.i
'■>«• Jfork. a member of Han Matwj Aerln
Kα -fii>. r. v. i: . ami San Mat«o bodge ot
Krleinl* ami acqual re reepectfelly
Invited to attend rite raneral terrteee today
(Moadaj), vprii n. 1913, a< ■_• o'clock p. m..
at Uμ etiapel ..r fteorge *V. Bneider 4- Co.
Funeral In roarf* o< Baa Mm.-.. Aerie No. -O".
'■'. •>. k. iiiii-i-ni. I.i Cjpnn Laws ceaaetery,
ctrk fini. im! car.
HICKS in (hi- city, April 12, »18, H.-nrrJf .
beloTPd bu-band of raturrlu* I li.ks. fatlWel
la, WiiiM-. Eftlea, ii.nrv mikl Loutae niA-.
ot WMiinu and the late I/oeiM ili>k*. »
liaiiv ctf Mm rranclaco, a«ed ''■ jeara »'"•
HI days, a vieyiher of Typographical I'nlon
>■■>. ii, Golden Uate Council No. 34, v. M. I.;
The National*, and Mni Sergeant "f Company
C. Oallfornh Voltinteera, Mint s<>rT*-d In the
I hillpplnes.
I mi. Till will i.i!,.- place i-dn.r (Monde*
«i '■' o'eleel ■ n . from \\\» lato reaidence, Wβ
t'!"Mv H1..1. ||~ 1,1 III" (ilUl.il «>f 111"
■foaj i|..iy kiml. •■in. i. wii. r.' n Rolemn n-nuleni
will !,.• celebrated r<>r ln« ••■■lμ"-. , of hln
ruenelnj m Q Interment I!
«'r.,Ms etm, i,. r , i, v ~.,,
QOU)KN i; \n: nil m ii. mi : I. V. M I
Offi-ll- IMI ,| IlKHnbeif ;i i.> li-.t'll-SttMl (l> HtlPlld
funeral ..f our latr brolher. 11. T. lli<-k<.
ii"iH uti raaidfDi c, Botl in,. n> ■
(Monday), ni i> v. m . tbenee to ttai Church
>■!' tii.. Mi«i u>>i> i;■ • i!< • ni»■ r. where a aolpmn
I 'Mi'!. 11l hkiik will Lμ fOI 111. , ■
<>f hi* *oni mmenrlng al !• ■'•" n. in.
II! \.\K .1. li; AMUMI.S. President.
•I'tilN J. i;m\\ b •
HOFFSCHITErDER In this city, April IC. 1918,
Uxtiaa, iW-jiri > beloved dancbter of WiUtam
••mi! i..>ii"-m lloffecbneklor, and loring alat*r <>t
il'nr.v. < inr.-i. Willi a, c.-iri »mi Martha ll>>rr
achofidar, a satire of Ban Francisco, Cal., aged
13 yturi tad •"> day*,
Fri.'iicis .mil Mr(|ii:iin( anefs are respectfully ln
'i '" attaad the rasaral today (Monday),
M I p. i,i . fimn tin' reildnn erf tbf parent*.
903 lirinswlck ifrf.-r near Ix>wpU. Inclnera-
C'yprem LawQ ci
JEAXS In tbla <ii.v. April 18, 101S, George W.
J*«Ba, rather ot Mm. Kthel KrnuUln.
. T. \\ . Jehnson and Mlps Hasp! Joans, a
nufht> ~f California, ugeH :■•' yean.
Tbe funeral tervleaa will be hplil fomnrrow
f Tuesday), nt 11 o'elevk «. tn.. at tba cbap*l
of Hiilstcil ft 00., 112-J Sutler ittrcft. Inter
liuiit (yprfss I.awn r»an'!rry. 1>» automobile.
LOCKHAEX —Id Oakland. April 12. l»18, Mar-
Jtari't A.. iviiV i,r tin- Into Chartea K. Ixx-khnrt.
n:i<[ alatet or MH. J. W. Slirffl»-1,1. Mr-. I'.a.r
L*owJds, Mrs. Nanrj- .Sutherland and George A.
Rbfert, ;i oartlTc of Sfotin. af«d v i yearn.
Friends !ir*> rfsprcrfnlly invitpd to attend tlif
funeral today (Monday), ar 2 o'clock p. m.,
from thp parlors of the B. 3. w< ml Company,
WOC Telegraab avpnu« street.
IntprniPni pnn
McMANNON- In thin r\tj. April 11. itlS.
TUoaua 11.. dearly baloTcd too of frank and
Ratle MrM.-innoM, and lorhig brother of Ella, p
!'::ii!k : e and norence M.-Mjuid^. , , a natiTc
Sc'iittif, \\'!i<i.. aged s years '■' mu'iis and ft
days.
The foMf*3 will take plaro today (Mod
day), at 11 a. in.. fr<-,m parlors of M.-
Brearty ft McCortnlck, 013 VHloncla strp.'t near
Twentieth. lntcrm<'n! (private) in Holy O
tary.
MITCHELL hi Alameda, April 18, 101.1. Mariu.
r.'llct of tii.- late Robert M. Mttcbel
'• Mrs. Elisabeth Crilley, and motlirr of Frank,
O«orge X., Robert m. asd William A. k£ltcb«ll,
ii native of atagland, aged 80 jreara Q tnontßa
a:id 5 daya.
r;-'ii!> and acQuaiotancei are reapectfnll
viip.i tn attend th<> funeral aertlcea tomon .W
<Tn« ek p. in., at pari< i-
Vom ler. L v -_'f4 Cl:ira aveniiP, Ala
nifda. lacineratioii California erematorintn.
Interamu prlrate. rit-a-:.' oaalt Bowi
MURPHY—Therp will be ■ solemn reqaieai ■
today (Monday), April n. at n> o'clock a. m .
at Sacred Heart riiurcli. for 111 r- repon of the
soul of John Morpby, belored father of if"v.
LaHmoec Murphy of San Franclaeo, Rev. .1. .1.
Marshy of St. Looia, Mr:. C. D. Ual.v and Mrs.
.1. I". Daly of Kun-ka. Cal.
PARKER--In this city. April 11, IDKI. Mm,
Mary Woodman Parker, mutlirr of Mrs. laidore
Burns.
Fmieral today (Monday). April 14, from
St. Mary's furhpdral. Van N' , s> irenoe. where
a rp(|ulpra mass will be celebrated, at 0:30
o'eW-k a. m., for ti ■ I bet MBl. In
teiSMtul atrictljr private. Baiaatea at (Jra.v.<
chapel, Geary and DlrlMdero atreata.
PLANT— in this oii.v. Apr ! 13, I*l3, Raymond
Henry I'lant, bplovcd Imsband "f Mac B.
I'lant. fatber of Mrs. M. S. Munek". v naii ■
of Canaii.i. nued B8 years.
RYAN— In UifK city. April 1?. 1913. Scary >r.
Ryan, beloved buaband »r the late Maggie
Crelghtoa-Byan. and lorlag father of Howard 3.
and Beecfa c. Ryan and Mrs. Sydney Selden
berg (fonoerty rlrlan Ryan) .if Kern York, and
nephew of Jnna Lahcrty, a native of San Iran
clsco, agod 45 3 •
Friends and acejnalntancea arp respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral today (Mondavi,
at 11:30 a. m.. from the purlor* of Mcßrearty
& ValeßCia street ni-ar lw.n
tieth. thence to St. Peter , ! ehtrrch, where a
le.jiiiein BUKH will he celebrated for th«
Kpoae of bJa tool, commes< Ing at 8 a. m.
ttttenaeat Holy Croat cemetery, by aatonobile.
SIMONSEN- In Oakland, April 11. l'ji:. Volnier.
dearly beknred husband of Amanda Sitnonsen, a
native <>t Denmark, aged 27 yen;s. A member
<>f Qolden <;ate Loda;e Nα i'.K Danish Brother,
hood, and lierkel.y Ledge No, 884, l<. •». '». M.
Friends and acquaintances an reapactfalli in
vited- tn attend the funeral services today
(Monday), April 14. 191S, at - o'clock p. m",
at his late residence. 1662 Knssell street,
Berkeley. Cremation Oakland <reaiat(>r.\.
SMITH— At rest, in this city. April 18, IMS, at
her lato restdem-' , . Sixth avenue, Rich.
liiond Dlatrict, .Inn" M. Smith, loving mother
of Mrs. R. C. DdeoMtter, a native Of Kn;,-
land. aged 07 yean tf months and 0 days.
SMITH— In this city. April 12. ISIB, .Toiin Jo
*eph, beloved husbaud of Kannle 0. .Smith, and
father of Catherine, Edward, Helen and Fran
• •is Smith, brother of James A. Smith of :#•
cia and Robert E. Smith of San Diego, »W. :l .
ttve of Ireland. A rnpinber (,f [jrnaiiaii Couiicil
Xo. 35. Y. M. 1., and the Gentlemen's Sodality
of Haly Redeemer church.
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Tues
day), at 9:30 o'clock a. in., fr*in his late resi
dence, 4<K2 Eighteenth street, thence to jtoiy
Redeemer church, where a solemn requiem hljjii
mass will be celebrated for the re[«>sp of hi , !
soul, eomrnenrins at 10 o'clock a. m. Interment
lli>ly Cross cemetery, by funeral .■Hγ from Thir
teenth and West Mission streets.
STOFFERS— In Berkeley. April 11, 131,{, Diet.
rich Stoffers. beloved hnsliand ef Walle Stof
fers. a native of ijcrniany, as(-d 75 years •*
Baoßtba and f* (!ay^.
Friends are re pectfnlly 'nvitedjo attend the '
funeral aervtcea tmlay (Monday), April 14,
1913, nt 2 o'clock p. in., tit the residence ■•'
I'ruman T'ndertaWinpr Company. 293.1 Telegraph
avenue aoothwevi corner of Thirtieth street,
Oakland. Interment Mountain View cemetery,
by niitoiiifbi'.e.
______ ¥1 .ORIS TS
JO (nj'^ft^li^fWrn ,, 2756 mission.
Tel. Uixsloi ."):-• Funeral work a specialty.
BKftWN KKXNKUY. FLOKAL AKTISTS. Wl
3f;i!) ur. Va.ftii-iit—Dbloß Stort; fuueral work a
it lowest prices. PJione Market 5723.
gutter -79G. All klnda
of KLURAL WORK anil choice CIT FI.OWKK3.
I'ARK FLORAL. 1437 Halght ft.; plione Park
y.?,r, —Cat ftgmim, plants, ct-. K. Qfor**. Prop.
Cl-KiS ie JACOB.SON. German floriats; artistic
desiens tpedmltj. MS Flllaiore it.; Parlj : J ,61.
SHIBELEY-MANN CO., the leading florists, 1203
Sutter: FraukllD ?OT>4. Fnnlc Sblbeley, Mfr.
UNION FLOKJSTS, [inone Market 328»—Funeral
VForU ■ HMcialty. 11017 lOtli si. Dwar Mission.
CEMETERIES AM> CREMATORIES
.Cy{p)ir®§s Lsiwna
CEMETERY ASSfcJ. *
<$)®S Maar&efc StoSgft
BUTTER 883. HOJ&B Wirr*
Cemetery Phone, Mission SS-U H
All arrangements for burlele or cr*m»tlone
mad* at city office or cemetery. Special ett.-T
tlon jlTen to REMOVALS from old city e«»*.
Uxlee. Entire cemettry under perpetual car*.
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