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CARPET CLEANING
Continued
BKB BteetUc Vacuum
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rRLL'B PrcsKinaking and MlUtncrv School
"'l'ng rlaKspH; patterns cut to order i*»t
pt. near Orsnt ay.: tel. Don?] n< B7SI.
■ > for nil f>cfl«lons by cxnort fitter from
y. Y. FYankltn 5518, «r*. 20$.
BRIG STOKES
DRUG STor.r
X 7">o or irrroW: pent $30: snips monthly 10X3;
'■: this l« a snap: come
nnVk. THE PACTrrr DTtrn EXCETANGI 1-110
r?u hldg.: phonp Rcaray r> $79.
$1000—I>'n!r ctirp Imrcaln. Horkeley; $3 000
•tow •mrsrrit'v Wa««nirlll*>.
THE PACIFir nufc, EXCHANGE
1410 '".ill w<l?.
FIRS
K. B. WAIJ.ET. furrier. Milt>, coat*, skirt*: rc
rrTvir-Une jind r"p:i;r!n7 rf fnr l * nt lowest nrjco*
FiHmorp nr. Sntrpr; OjikM. I".",? TTwfiv.
nrSECTS EXTERHTNATED
C'HHrl v R ml nprmnnentl-r hr the [NSECTICZDI
( '° ! Pipn Jmildlnc.
Ivy\T.TT> CHAIRS
SOT.r>. r»r,;p(i. pxfhuncM: man"factn-"r of F'ttipo
trlCTflP phelr. ITI4 Market =t.: ipi. Park M4o.
.MP.WESE TAITOR
Wftl and sYiPclal
fv: tk;rt< mndp of yimr own material, 82.RQ.
i \:innn: phono West O-J"^.
LITTBER FOR SVT.I
nglea J1.r.0. rnsric Sl!>.
d lists. SWIFT & CO., 10th
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JIATFRMTY HOMES
« ■■ I.-x-,; ;y IJoMK. HBt O.ik «t.— Adoption,
ihv.: cnrfw.t.. $2.'. >fkt 44H0L,
T :n!r.\L
•cv fai!: %2. TtAY-
Moyn RKXf. CO.. 1122 Market *t . S. V.
\i>il> fnres wi>iitiw« in men- ft. BAXMOND
1122 M-t-kft st.. S. F.
re I tab)* millinery novelties !n the rtty; all
• >f millinery done at meet reasonable
t; finn HfS'i'-tment of nil Infest npring
>'i: tv!;! nuke >vor lading* o*;d mo
when rtepfred: fanciea insde old
re; -ell kdii's fvf mlllrnerr work done roa
eht r=t. To!. Market C 4~4.
PATEIfT ATTORNEYS
51 "i: patents do not protect: secure MONOPOLY
or invention in D. S. and foreign conn
trfpß. Frank P. Mrdinn. attorney ami co\n!«elor
■ : eleftrfoal. mechanical find cheinifil px
riTt; roistered patent .-ittorney. eiO Hewes
Wdg.. cor. eth nn<] Market: tel. Putter Clin.
ARTHUR T.. BLEU P.pr,ISTFREJ) IMTVVT \T-
ToRNF.Y and MECHANICAL KXPERT--T do
not need « sketch or model; bring me ran idea
and I will mnk* roar drawings mechanically
correct FVweroft bids., •:<; Pert st.
HBWBT. STRONfJ & CO.—Founded 1S60: V.~H.
ani foreign paten!*; inventors' guide; 100 rne
rhnnirjU movements free. 914-916 Crocker
building. Hun f\ nwfm'tt
C. P. ORIFF7.V er-examiner IT, S. patent ofCev;
T". S. and foreign patent*. 7<>4 Pacific hnlldlnsr.
Itir.l.ON. W. E.. patent lswver. pension*: charges
moderate; «lw«rs ■KMwafe!, ."27 Pacific bldg.
11. C. SCHROEDEB. patent, trademark attorney.
(17 First > aiding. Oakland.
PEXSIOVS
sf. H. SAMMI&, peustoa ntty. : pensions, back pa-r.
Tost army | -. i. HK4 Lnrkln. suite 5.
POSTAGE STAMPS
STAMPS for fn}'icM\.,n*. slbnms eata!o<rnes. etc.;
:■'■'. E. P. Seebohm. £50 Market.
FOULTBT BI7FPIIEB
BABT chicks on liiml. nil kinds. 18e nn: »~r c .
feed*. etc COtJT.REK CO.. ISTB Mkr. Bt-. B. 9.
PHYSinws
iMPLAIXTS—
Established In B. f. for 20 rears; mire and
qnick results; ctrlct. reliable prad. physician;
no detention front home or occupation; my
« are original and are not used fly other
specialists: antiseptic aud painless: my of6cee
1 arranged that .the utmost privacy is as
■nltntfon and tdvlec free. Room 3.
IMB MARK FT ST. between Oth and 7th gts. ;
! o'irs 10-4; 6:80-9; Sunday. 11-.?.
SPECIALIST I OR WOMEN.
TVhen worried th.li specialist: antl
*eptif, painless treatment; immediate result*:
ndvlre free: sanatorium when refjulred; HOT"RS
Jo i Westbank b!djr.. R.W Market «t.. rra. ■Oβ.
T - 't at once: painless treatment;
rsent. $2.", with nurse. Suite 101. 787
Market et.
nsui nnd women dpeoialtv; plivslclan.
I'KXX PRT"G CO.. 123 3d
CANCER •occeaefollv treated by fifrect medica
tion and X-ray. CANCER IXST.'. 70.1 V. Hen nr.
ITRLTf STEirOeEAFHSB
MAY It. NICHOLS. 3<»-7 I'liniboidf Beak Mdjt.
Tel. I)(\;<jlas r>447. Public stenographer, legal
work, technical report*, playe. parts, cues,
eolof press work.
STORAGE Aim KOTDfC JASH
• \ WAREaOUBBI AND VAN CO -
r;;ies: storage, moving, packing »Uippijg.
at.; pJion.- West 4104.
KXt:CRSIOJi rat<» <?i ba— lwld goodi:'
bnodre4 to Chicago; tbroaKb car
■c REKIKI VAN A- BTORAOR CO.
\\ ILSON BROS. CO., fireproof Ptorajf*. nu.vinjc,
-'. ; :«r>Pi T >W- Removed I'> 1636 Market
Hatj[ht: phone Park 271.
PIICBCE-RODOLPH BTORAOH CO.. 1430 Kddy
STAJrOrEBING
STAMMEB? Metiiod to cure explalMd FRKE.
M. h. TIATTIKU). 1918 Grove. Oakland. Cal.
I tMMERIKG—Cnre gsaranteed: cot*, free; e«t.
lira. M. J. L. Crane. IW)2 Dlvisadero.
TAILORS ZZZZZ
ALTERATIONS, remodeling done; expert tailors;
will call. Cresceir. ."I- , gUU; Frkitt. 4870.
WALL PAPKB
WALLPAPER.4c-5c per roll; house lining,
.;.: paint f1.25 gal. M. MERI'iAN A
H47 Kills ft.
I KrSSES
exclusive tru«a, elastic
ft ice*, etc.; lady aid. 1108 Market.
WINPOW SHAPBB
♦ '■'•■: wiDflow -»ts, pat up at short
noilcV. GBO. WALCOM CO.. 3131-39 Sutter st.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY}
j.Oi-T—-jade earrlog. Return to room SOO, Foi
croft itulMiug; reward.
FIRE THREATENS
SALMON CARRIER
Flames in Donkey Room of
Star of France Quickly
Put Out by Crew
All But Five of Alaska Pack
ers' Association Ships Are
Now on the Way
Fire hi the donkey room of the ship
Star of France threatened yesterday to
cause a hitch in the dispatch of at least
one unit of the salmon fleet. Prompt
action on the part of the crow prevent
ed a spread of the flames, which were
extinguished before anj' serious dam
age had been done.
The fleet pent north by the Alaska
Packers' association is larger this year
t iia ti last. All but five of the ships are
now at sea, on their way to the north
ern canneries, and the last of the five
will be on its way before the end of
this week.
The dispatch of the fleet this year has
been remarkably free from trouble. In
the old days the sailing of the salmon
ships meant a continuous performance
In which all kinds of trouble figured,
from disorderly intoxication to mur
der. Placing the ships on a strict pro
hibition basis wrought a changre for
the better, and today the sailing of a
Mlmon ship Is about as orderly as the
departure of a passenger liner.
The ships themselves were never in
better shape than they are now. This
is rtne largely to the system introduced
by Captain Mnser. I*. B. N.. retired, who
has been superintendent of the Alaska
Packers since he left the navy.
When the ships come in from Alaska
they ore given a thorough cleaftingr.
Everything In the living quarters that
is movable a:>d combustible is taken
out. and what can't be scrubbed is
burned. The-«hips are fumigated, and
when a condition of scientific cleanli
ness has been attained the living quar
terg are painted and refitted. This Iβ
done in winter quarters, where the
ships are otherwise given a thorough
overhauling. When the time comes to
send them north the ships are not only
ready for anything that comes in the
way "of a tussle with the elements, but
the living quarters, clean, airy and
comfortable, are ready for occupation.
This care of the ships has paid in the
improved health of the cannery hands
and greater efficiency all around.
The ship* still in port, but ready for
sea. are the Star of Italy, Star of
Prance. Star of Greenland, Star of Lap
land and Star of Finland.
Honoitilan Sulla Thin Afternoon
The Matsr.n liner Honolulan. Captain
Bennett, will sail at 6 o'clock this aft
ernoon for Honolulu with a full com
plement of p.issen?ers and a largre
cargo. In addition to the usual ship
ment of livestock, th» Honolulan -will
take, hack to the island port the ponies
used here by the Hawaiian polo play
ers. Comfortable quarters on the main
deck have heen prepared for these
small but hlgti hred horses and a small
army of grooms will attend to their
comfort on the high sea.
Sun Junn Salln for Inthmun
The Pacific Mail liner San Juan, Tap
tain Stewart, sailed yesterday for Pan
ama and way ports with a largre cargo
of coast freight, 42 cabin passengers
and 13 in thr> steerage, raptain Stew
art, who went out as master of the San
Juan, was promoted from chief officer
of the liner Siberia. He relieved Cap
tain Fraxier, who is heid back for an
other ship.
Water P*ront Xntew
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to G94.n00 feet.
The Pacific Coast Steamship com
pany's President. Captain Thomas,
sailed yesterday for southern Califor
nia with 432 passengers and a full
carg-o.
The Oceanic Steamship company's
liner Sonoma, which left here April 8.
arrived yesterday at Honolulu, Its first
call on the way to Sydney.
The Union Steamship company's liner
Aorangi is due Thursday from Sydney
via New Zealand and Tahiti.
Change of Mantem
Steamer San Juan, F. E. Frazier. old
master. C. K. Stewart, new master;
steamer President, H. C. Thomas, old
master, George H. Zen. new master:
schooner Howard. Jacob Conrads, old
master. A. N. Hill, new master: bark
Diamond Head (changed at Ketchikan)
J. S. Cameron, old master, S. B. Shaw,
new master: steamer South Bay. A. TV.
NVgran, old master, John Allison, new
master.
WIRELESS REPORTS
FROM SHIPS AT SEA
MARCONI WIRELESS
Three r«"port« are received directly
from th«« Pacific coa«t station* of the
>lareonl Wlrelese company:
Sunday. April Ok
STEAMER H3LONIAN-From Honolulu for Ssn
Francisco; 8 p. m.. 1.731 mllea off San Fran- j
ciscr..
STEAMER ENTERPRISE—From Hilo for San
Frar.oiseo; 8 p. m.. 1.453 miles off San Fran
cisco.
STXAMER "WTLHELMINA—Hence April t> for!
Honolulu; 8 p. m., 1,534 miles off San Fran
etoM.
STEAMER CHlNA—Hence April f> for China; 8
p. m., 457 miles west of Honolulu.
STEAMER MONGOLIA —From Yokohama for San
Francisco via Honolulu; 8 p. m., 446 miles
west of Boaolsta.
STEAMER SONOMA—Hence April 8 for Sydney:
8 p. m.. 1,025 miles tiff San Frnnclsco; wind
frfh east northeast; fine weather with hleh
following foh: barometer 30.24; temperature 74.
STEAMER MANCHURIA— Hence lApril 12 for
China: 8 p. m.. 457 miles off San Francleco.
STEAMER HYADES— From Seattle for San Fran
cisco: 8 p. m., I"i 3 miles from Cape Flattery;
all well.
Monday, April 14.
STEAMER SANTA CRUZ—From San Francisco
tot Seattle: S a. th.. SCO miles off San Fran
cisco litrLitshiji: sea smooth: speed 13 knots.
j STEAMER JOHN A. HOOPER—From San Fran
daco for Willapa harbor; 4 p. m., 30 miles
north of Cape Mendocino.
SAX FRANXISCO, April 14.
STEAMER ARGYLL—49S mllee north of San
Francisco.
STEAMER ALLIANCE—I 2 mllee out of Coos Bay
at 7:45 p. ra.
BTEAMXR ADELINE SMITH—I 3 miles north, of
Cape Mendoclno.
STEAMER W. S. PORTER—424 miles north of
S;'n Francisco.
! STEAMER SAN JTTAN—OS miles south of San
Franci.-co.
STEAMER HYADES—394 mllee from Cape Flat
tery.
.STEAMER SANTA MARIA—37O mllee from Port
Harford.
STEAMER W. F. HEREIN—Off Cape Mendocino.
STEAMER PARAISO~-off Dusbury reef at 6
p. m.
STEAMEB GEO. W. ELDER—43 miles north of
Point Reyes.
STEAMER PRESIDENT—2O miles north of Point
Stir.
STEAMEB F. A. KILBXTRN—IS miles south of
Point Arena.
STEAMER COBONADO— S-Killes north of Point
Reyes.
STEAMEB YOSEMITE—2O miles south of Point
Arena.
ASTORIA, April 14.
STEAMEB TACOMA MABU—Orlent-Tacoma;
1.060 miles from Cape Flattery at 8 p. n>.,
April 13.
STEAMER GENERAL HTTBBAaD—BTO miles-
DortbWttt of Columbia river at midnight, April
U.
STEAMEB CAMINO—Off Tillamook head at 8
p. in.
STEAMEB FRANCIS H. LEGGETT—Abeam of
lliv.'ta bend at 7 p. m.
STEAMER WASHTENAW—IO miles north of
i.i:i.vs Hnrbcr at 8 p. m.
STEAMER OLEUM—37O miles north of San Fran
at 8 p. in.
STEAMER ADMIBAL FABBAGUT—IO miles
south et Taflpriaa head at H p. m.
STEAMER ASGYLL—I!K> miles north of San
Francisco at 8 p. m.
EUREKA, April 14.
STEAMEB COL. E. L. DBAXR- With barge in
t.iw; 15 miles goutli of (ii'orgo reof.
STEAMEB FIFIELD —r> ml Irs north of Mendo
i-ino.
STEAMER JOHN A. HOOPER B miles south of
s<>-,') racka.
STEAMER ADELINE SMITH-14 uiiics north of
•ItadoclnOi
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, APRIL 15 t 1913.
Movements of Steamers
TO ARRIVE _
From I Steamer j I>ate
Monterey & Santa Cruz. Eureka jApr. 15
Portland &. Astoria Yoeemlte 'Apr. 15
Los Angeles Santa Barbara.. Apr. 10
Balhoa & San Pedro ISewurd Apr. 16
Balboa |L«elanaw Apr. Iβ
ijOi AnK*>!Ps iVanguard (Apr. 16
Balboa & San Pedro jPlelades | Apr. Iβ
Seattle & Tacoma lAdra. Farragut..|Apr. 10
Ix)s Anpeles direct iHartard |Apr. 10
Kort Hragg Arctic |Apr. Iβ
Iliiuibnldt Xortb Fork jApr. 17
L«s Angele* Sanra Monica...[Apfc Vt
Humboldt F. A. Kilburn... Apr. 17
PlMgaa & Mnnnanlllo.. Thode Fagelund.jApr. IT
Point Arena & Albion.. Porno [Apr. 17
Port San Luis Coon Bay Apr. 17
Sy'lney & Way Ports... Aorangl Apr. l"i
Uμ Angeles dirert [Yale jApr. IH
N«W York Tia Sejrundo Apr. 18
Sal Cnu & San VMego. JMlssonrlan Apr. 18
PtiKft Sound Ports I'matilla JApr. IS
San Diego & U*t Ang.. President (Apr. 18
Honolulu Hllonian Apr. w
Fort Braßg iKruimyirk [Apr. I-,
\jm Angeics iHanalci Apr. Ifl
Iliimlioliit 'City of Toppka. :A|»r. in
San Diego & Ix>s Ang. .|HaiTard Apr. 10
Cbina &; Japan IKlto Apr. !!•
Balboa & San Pedro. .. Aetec jApr. U
Portland & Astoria Beaver Apr. in
Portland & Astoria jNortliland !Apr. 1»
Loe Angeles Ttose City [Apr. lit
Sal. Cms & San Diego. jlKtuniian !Apr. "0
Balboa & Way Ports ..(It.v of Pmr».. .(Apr. 20
Yokohama ilndrasamlia jApr. -0
Mo.ll Matliildn | Apr. 20
Hiio Entfrpiiee [Apr. 20
Seattle direct Ckweraer iApr. 20
Spflttlo & Tacouis Huoknian Apr. 30
Pu?ft Sound Nevadan *!*• -°
Mendocioo A Sin-!. CorejSes Kumn [Apr. 20
Cbtea & Japan IMongolla Apr. "^t
Shu Diego & !.<* Anp.. State of Cal...jApr. Z\
Log Angeles k Wmy Pts Santa Clara .... ; Apr. 21
Sa<i l»i.go & Lμ Ang..;Yale Apr. 21
TO SAIL _
lj H te I Steamer ! Dotlnatlon | Sail* I Pier
Apr. l.rHavalll iHnmbolrtt .. 5 p»| -'"
Apr. Santa Crux.. 4 fm\ U
Apr. la Yosemite 'San Diego... 2 pm 51
Apr. l.VCarmel lOrays Harbor 3 pm 19
Apr. I.' Santa Bnrbarn.JWillapa Her. 1 pm ....
Apr. IS'Stanley Dollar.. I Portland ...spm 8
Apr. lSiHanalel Los Augelee. 3 pm 10
Apr. l.*>!nonolulan Honolulu ... 5 pm 38
Apr. 15 City of Puebla.-iPuget Sonnd. 2pm 9
Apr. lsiWataon IPuget Souud. R pm 10
Apr. 15] Bear [Portland ...12 m 40
Apr. ifilVanguard Humboldt ... 11 amj n
Apr. lOlOlty of Topeka. Humboldt ... IIS m 11
Apr. je'Vhoents IHumboldt ...:11 am 27
Apr. Iβ Falcon jPuget Sound. 5 pm 38
Apr. le'Roec! City Los Angelee. |11 am 40
Apr. 10 Sea Foam (Mendoclno .. j4 pm 4
Apr. 16iBrun«wick !Fort Bragg.. 3 pm .. ■
Apr. leHarvard !San Diego... 4pm i
Apr. If/Santa Clara. ... 11-os Angeles. 2 pm 13
Apr. 17'Flfleld iCoqnille Pviv. 5 pni; 27
Apr. 17lBandon U'oqullle Rlv. 5 pm 2i
Apr. ITSanta Monica. ..IWUlapa Har. 1 pat
Apr. 17 , State of Cal...'San Diego... 11l am 9
Apr. IS Redondo 'Coos Bay .. tpm 27
Apr. IS'F. A. Kilburn. Humboldt ...Jl2 m 13
Apr. 18|st. Helens F'ortland ... 5 pm| 2T
Apr. San Diego... 4 pm, i
Apr. I'JlNorth Fork Humboldt ..'l2 ml 38
Apr. lO'Cooe Bay Pt. San Luis.j 4 pmj IX
Apr. lfllHarvard L<» Angeles.; 4 pmi 7
Apr. lUCbiyo Meru Hongkong ... 1 pm 34
Apa> 19 Lyra |12 m 42
Apr. lOjPreeldent iPuget Sound.i 2pm S
Apr. 19 ! Adm. Farragut. iPuget Sound.: 3 pm 10
Apr. 19: Northland |Loa Angeles.! 2 pm 27
Apr. 10! Norwood !Los Angeles, i 2 pm;
Apr. 19 Speedwell 'CcKjuille Riv.j 5 pm 2.
Apr. Bkßom City (Portland ...;12 m 40
Apr. 2(i Arctic Fort Bragg.. 8 pm,
Apr. JOJPmdo jPolnt Arena.' C pnii S
Apr. 2l!Yole Angeles. 4pm i
Apr. 2l'Navajo {Portland
Apr. 21|Keaver Angelee. 11 am, 40
Apr. 21 Governor JBan Diego. ..'2 pm 9
TO SAIL FROM SHATTI.K
Peetlnatlou
i & Way Ports. . Adm. Sampson.. (Apr. 15
y & Way fort*. IHmnboIdt jApr. 3C
y & Way Ports. iSpokanp jApf. 18
& Way Ports..lAlaraeda Apr. 19
& Way Verts. . . | Yukou .|Apr. !iO
PIER DIRECTOIIY
NORTH OF MASKST STREET
Pier 3 Washington Pier 17 Union 1
Pier 6 JacksoniPier 18 Union 2
Pier 7 PaeinclPier 21 Filbert
Pier 8 Broadway 1 [Pier 23 Greenwich T
Pier 11 Broadway 2;Pler 2* Greenwich 2
Pier 13 Vallejo ! Pier 27 Lombard
Pier 15 GreenjPier 51 Powell
MO 111 I OK MARKET STREET
Pier 2 Mission lifter 24 Spear
Pier 4 MiMlon 2jPier 28 Main
Pier 6 Howard I [Pier M Beale
Pier 8 Howard -Pier 3e Fremont
Ptor 10 Howard :■: Pl'-r 118 Flr»t
Pier 12 Folsorn l'Pier 40}
Pier 14 Frtldf.ni l' r Pier 42 \ P. M. S. S. Co.
Pier Iβ Harrison Pier 44 J
pier 20 KteunrriPier r>4 Fonrth
Time Ball
L'nlted Sttaes Branch Hydrographlc Office, Mer
chants' Exchange, San Franeieco, April
14, 1913.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont hotel
was dropped today exactly at tioon, Pacific stand
ard time (12<)th meridian*, or at Bb. 00m. 00i.
lireenwich mean time.
B. G. RARTHALOW.
Lieutenant. V. B. N-. in Charge.
Sun, Moon and Tide
United States coaxt and geodetic surrey— Time
and heights of tides at Fort Point. For city
front (Misßion street wharf), add 23 minutes.
TUESDAY. APRIL IS
Rα r!*ee ...: 5:33
Sun seta 6:40
Moon sets 2:3e a. m.
Full moon April 20. at 1:24 p. m.
Lest quarter moon April 27, at 10:00 p. in.
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2.7| 7:22
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STEAMER NANN SMITH—3O mllea north of
Blnta rerf.
STEAMEE CENTRAUA—7 p. m.. passed Eureka.
EA!?T SAN PEDRO, April 14.
STEAMER CARLOS—Left Redondo Beach for San
Pr&actno at 4:45 p. m.
STEAMER STANLEY DOLLAR—Ran FrancißCO
for San Pedro; 8 p. m., 00 milea west of Re
dondo Beach.
STEAMER VANGUARD—Redondo Beach for
Iluenenie; 7:UO p. m., 20 miles north of Re
dondo Beach.
STEAMER ST. HELENS—San IMego for San
Pedro; passed Point Lome at 6 p. m.
STEAMER LEWIS LUCKENBACH-San Pedro
for Panama; r>s miles south of Saa Pedro, at 8
p. in.
STEAMER AZTEC—Panama for San Pedro; 8
p. m., latitude 30:34 north, longitude 116:56
west.
STEAMER PLEIADES—San Pedro for San Fran
cisco; 8 p. m., 15 miles north of Ssn Pedro.
STEAMER CXTZCO—San Francisco for Panama;
April 1.1. 8 p. m., 1,456 milee south of San
Francisco.
Shipping Intelligence
ARRIVED
Monday, April 14.
3:10 a. m., uttnr Sea Foam, Henrlckson. 14
honrs from Mendoclno, via Point Arena 11 hours;
232.0<K) feet lnmber to C. 11. Hlgglns.
0:15 a. m.. stmr Phoenix. Kokeriti, 24 bourn
from Eureka; 230.000 feet lumber to K. J. Dodge
& Co.
6:88 a. m.. stmr Paralso, Jacobaon. 37 hours
from Redondo Beach; ballast to Swayne & Hoyt,
Inc.
0 a. m.. stmr Shasta. Langkilde, 42 honrs from
San Pedro; ballast to E. K. Wood Lumber com
pany.
0:15 a. m., stmr Fair Oaki, Ahlln. 42 bonra
from Saa Pedro; ballast to S. K. Slade Lumber
company.
0:30 a. m., Ftmr Coronado. Stangelfnd. 39 hours
from San Pedro; ballast to Pollard Steamship
company.
0::« a. m., fttnr Yflle, Bartlett. 18 hours 12
minutes from Ban Pedro; passengers and mer
chandise to Pacidc Navljtatlou company.
10:r><» a. m., stmr Rose City, Rankln, 49 hourt
from Portland, via Astoria 42 hours; passengers
and merchandise to San Francisco and Portland
Steamship company.
11 a, m.. stmr Hanalel. Hamma, 44 hours from
San Pedro; pamengerx and merchandise to lade
pendent Steamship company.
]l:30 a. m., s«tnir Helen P. I>rew, Johannlssen.
15 hours from Greenwood. 2."»2.000 feet lumber to
L. E. White Lumber company.
11:4." a. m.. Ktmr Hornet. Marxsen, 44 hours
from San Pedro; ballast to Fred Linderman.
12: Mp. m.. stmr City of Topeka. Harris,
hours from Eureka: passengers and merchandise
to Pacific Coast Steamehrip company.
p. m., stmr Speedwell, RoaenMad, 46
hours from San Pedro; ballast to A. F. Estabrook.
1 p. m.. stmr Bear. Nos>ander. 24 hours from
San Pedro; passengers and merchandise to San
Krancigco «nt! Portland Steamship company.
I p. in., etmr Aralon, Chrletensen. 39 hours
from San Pedro; ballast to Ilart-Wood Lumber
company.
::-.-'> it. m.. stmr State of California, Alexan
der, r.n hours from San Diego, etc.; passengers
and merchandise to Pacific Coast Steamship com
pany.
4:10 p. m., stmr Grays Harbor, Johnson, 40
hours from San Pedro; ballast to Sudden & Chris
teusen.
7:45 p. in., »tmr Despatch. Rees, 26 honrs from
Eureka; 600.000 feet lumber to Pacific L»"»iber
company.
(LEA RED
Monday. April 14.
Ship Star of Italy, Sohlin, Bristol bay; Alaska
Packers' association.
Stmr Rear, Nopander, Portland; San Francisco
and Portland Steanuihip company.
St'.nr Homer, Wall. Cooe R&f, Coos Bay and
■nreka Steaumhip company.
Ktuir Rose City. Rankin, Sun rod re: San Fran
cisco and Portland Steuiu«hip company.
AUaiONSALES
I Our Lease Expires May Ist. - We Retire from Business. ■
I OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF S
ORIENTAL RUGSI
The finest and largest In the city. Including Mr. Mihran's private H|
collection of rare and costly antiques, genuine and unwashed, W
will now be sold out at BB
AUCTION I
To the Highest Bidder Without Any Reservation. Bj
Sale Commences Tomorrow 3
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1913 1
At 11 A. M. and 2 P. M. Same Hours V Pollov.-ing Days Until Every H
Rug is Sold. 9
AT 326 SUTTER STREET 1
After 25 years' business in this city as the oldest and the orlg- En
inal Importers of Oriental Rug's, we have now decided to retire from E9
business on account of Mr. Mihran's large interests in the South tHm
demanding his entire time and attention. s9
The collection that will be sold out is the result of 25 years' Igg
knowledge and experience in expert collecting , in the Rug markets rSg
of the world, embracing rugs of high quality and character that can- fiSS
not be bought elsewhere. Mr. W. H. Bosely, the well-known art
auctioneer, will conduct this sale. otX
MI H RAN & CO. !
Established In San Francisco, in 1888. |£[
Stmr President. Zch, San Diego; Pacific Coast
Steamship company. .-. . :
Bark Olympic. Evans, Bristol bay; North
Alaska Salmon company.
Stmr Yale. Bartlett, San Pedro; Pacific Navi
gation company.
Stmr San Juan.•Stewart, Aneon, etc.; Pacific
Mn'l Steamship company.
B etmr Wellington, McCarthy, Nanalmo;
WesiMn Fuel company.
Sunday. April 13.
11 SO p. m.. wbr Monterey, Kelly, Monterey,
tn tow tug Navigator.
Monday, April 14.
8:15 a. m., bark Star of England, Mortlnsen,
Bristol bay. „ _ . ». ....
11:80 a m., Bhip Standard, Keesel, Bristol bay.
11:50 a. m., bktn Fuilerton, Flelden, Port San
Ixiia, In tow tug Dauntless.
12:15 p. m., itmr F. A. KUburn,
Eureka. _ , _ M
1 p. m., «tmr G. W. Flflfr. Panleen, San Pedro.
1:20 p. m., etmr San Juan, Stewart, Ancon, and
2:10 p. in., etmr Fair Oaks, Ahlln, Grays Har
-225 p m stmr President. Zeh, San Diego.
3:45 n. m.. »tmr Coronado, S"tangeland, Grays
Harbor." .
4 p. ra., Br sfmr Ashtabiila. Harding, Iqulque.
.4:10 p. m., stmr Yale. Bartlett, San P*dro.
4:30 p. m., etmr Paralso. Jacobsen, Gray* Har
bor.
4:30 p. m.. stmr Siiesta. Langkllde, Astoria.
5:25 p. m., stmr Boner. Wall, Coos Bay.
7:15 p. m., etmr Grays Harbor, Johnson, Grays
Harbor. _..,..
7:20 p. m., etmr Avalon. CnrlstenMD, AMUapa
harbor.
SPOKEN
April. I—Latitude 4i foutb. longitude 21 west.
Tr bark .Teanette. from Antwerp for Buenos Alren
and Portland, Ore.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT I.OROS. April 14. 10 p. ra.— Weather
clear; wind W: velocity 4 miles an hour.
WEATHER REPORTS
POINT REYfK April 14. S a. m.—Cloudy;
wirift NW: velocity 34 niile« an hour.
I FARALLONES. April 14, 8 a. m.—Clondy;
wind NW; velocity 22 mile* an hour.
POINT U)BOS. April 14, 9 a. tn,—Cloudy;
wind N: Telocity 12 mil* , * an hour.
POINT REYES. April 14, 12 m.— Cloudy; w!nd
N: velocity 20 miles an hour.
NORTH HEAD. Ar>r!l 14. 12 m.—Cl*ar; wind
SE: velocity S miles an hour: bar smooth.
POINT LOBOS. April 14. 12 m.—Cloudy; wind
NW: velocity 14 miles an hour.
POINT LOBOS. April J4. 3 y>. m.—Clear; wind
NW: velocity 14 miles an hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
EAST SAN PEDRO—Sutlwl April 14. 8 a. «.—
Stmr NeeanicTim, for Enreka.
RAYMOND—Arrived April 14—Stmr Clarraont.
hence April 10.
REDONDO BEACH—ArrITfd April 14, « ■• m -
Stmr ("arli's, from San Pedro; 7 a. m., etmr Santa
Monica, from Eureka.
Sailed April 14. 5 p. m. —Strar Carlos, for San
Francisco: 4 i>. n>.. otmr Santa Monica, for San
P«tfro; 3:30 p. m., etmr Vanjruard. for San Fran
rteco; 2:30 p. m., etmr Stanley Dollar, for San
FORT RRAGG— Sailed April 14—Stmr Noyo.
for San Francleco.
Arrived April 14—Stmr Arctic, hence April 13.
SOUTH HFND- -Arrired April 13—Rtmr DaUy.
etmr Claremont. hence April 10.
EFREKA-Snil-d April 18, T p. m.—Stmr T>e
spntch. for Snn Francisco. April 14, 5 a. m.—
Star Aberdeen, for San Franetßco.
Arrived April 14, 10 a. m.-Stmr North Fork,
nonce April 13.
Sailed April 34. 6 p. m.—Stmr Katherlne, for
San I'edro.
ASTOKIA-Arrlred April 14. fl a. m.—Stmr
J. A. Ch*n*lor. from Monterey: 6 a. m.. «tmr
Tahoe. hence April 11: 11 «. m.. *chr Bphlhli.
hence April 4. April 13— Stmr Nehalem, hence
April 10.
Spiled April 14. 6 a. ra.—Stmr Oleum, for Port
Pnn Lut«; stmr Francis H. Legirett, for San Fran
eJft»o; Fr bark General de Nefcrier. for west coast
of South America; 5 a. nv. »tmr Navajo. for San
Francisco- 9 a. m.. etmr W. S. Porter, for .
April 12, — p. m.—Strnr Johan Poulsen, for San
Francisco.
COOS BAY—Railed April 14—Stmr Adeline
Smith, for San Francisco: r>:3o a. m., stmr A. M.
Simpson, for San Francisco.
Arrived April 14. 3:45 p. m.—Stmr Alliance,
from Enreke for Aetoria.
Ssiled April 14, 5 p. m.—Strnr Breakwater, for
Portland; 5:30 p. m., otrrtr Redondo. for San
Franelaco; 7:30 p. m.. etmr Alliance, for Port
land.
BANOON—Soiled Anrtl 14. 8 a. m.—Stmrs
Elizabeth and Fifleld. for San Francisco; 5 a. in.,
BtiTir Brooklyn, for Cheteo.
LONG BEAm—Arrived April 12, 10 a. m.—
Stmr Stanley Dollar, from San Pedro; 10 a. ra..
sfmr Caspar, from Caspar. April 13, 3 p. m.—
Stmr T.illac. hence April 9.
To sail April 15, 1 P- m.—Stmr Talluc, for
Pnpet: sound. _ ■ _ ~
Sailed April 12. 5 p. m.— Stmr Stanley Dollar,
for Hodondo Boaeh and San Franci*co. April 13.
4:30 p. m—Stmr Caspar, for San Diego.
TATOOSH—Passed April 14. 1:18 a. m.—Stmr
Bnckmnn. hence April 11 for Seattle: 4:SO a. m.,
Btmr Murerick. from Seattle for San Francisco;
8:18 a. m.. stmr Melville Dollar, hence April 11
for Seattle: 12:30 a. m.. Rtmr Admiral Farrajoit,
from .Seattle for San Francliico; 7:20 a. m.. nchr
Maid of Orleans, from Seattle for Bering sea:
10:40 a. in., stmr Nevadaa. hence April 11 for
Seattle: 11:15 a. ra.. etmr Governor, hence April
12 for Seattle; 11:18 a- ra-. etmr I,aneinft. from
Port San LuU for Seattle: briar Genera, from Ta
coma for Sydney: 1 p. m.. bktn Coronado, from
Son Porlro for Seattle; 12 m., etmr Alaikan, from
Seattle for Honolulu.
Passed April 14. S'.TO p. m.—Stmr Santa Crtw.
hence April 11 for Seattle; etmr Catania, from
Port San LnU for Seattle.
Onteide bound In April 14—A ,three masted
barScontine.
CHKSCKNT— Passed April 14, 8 «. in.—Stmr
None Cltv. hence April 11 for Seattle.
MONTEREY—SaiIed April 13, 5:43 p. m.—Stmr
W. F. Herrln. for Portland.
nWlOTA—Sailed April 12—Rhlp FalU of
Clyde, for Honolulu. April 13—Ship Marion
ChWcott, for Honolulu.
SKATTXE—Arrived April 14, Ba. m.— Br stmr
Tltiui. from Tacoea.
Stilled April 14. 9 a. m.—V. 8. etmr Celomblne.
for cruise.
Arrived April 14. 12 m.—Stmr Buckman, hence
April 11; stmr Humlvoldt, from Skagway.
Sailed April 14, 3:30 p. m.—Stmr Enrekt. for
TACOMA Sailed April IS —Strnr Alaskan, for
Honolulu. April 14—Stmr Admiral Sampson. Br
stmr Titan, for Beattle; etmr Lakme, for Mukll
teo.
Sailed April 14—Stmr Atlas, for San Francisco.
Arrived April 14 —Stmm Atlas, Marlposa. Uma
-lilla, Bertha and Ger ship Laabek. from Seattle;
P,r stmr Statesman, from Victoria; bark Palmyra,
from Skasrway. in tow tag Pioneer.
SAN PEDRO —Arrived April 13—Stmre State
of California and Yale, from San Dtefjo: etmr
Harvnrd, hence April 12; stairs Seward and
Pleiades, from Ancon; etmr Mandalay, hence
April 14—Stmr tTinapa. from Gray*
Harbor: etrar Banta Monica, from Eureka Tla Hβ
dondo Beach; stmr Paeadena, from Albion.
Sailed April 14 —Stmrs Watlonai City, AanOa
lay, J. B. Stetson, Neeanieum, Seward anfl Plei
ades, for Sail Francisco; etnir Willapa, for Ban
Sailed April 13—Stmrs State of CalifornU.
Yale, Jim Butler, Carlos and Speedwell, for San
Franclfico. „ , _
UMPQUA—Arrived April 14—Stmr San G«
brSel, from San Pedro.
SANTA BARBARA—Arrived April 14—Stmr
Santa Clara, from San Pedro; strar State of Cali
fornia, from San Diego.
Sailed April 14—Stmrs State of California and
Santa Clara, for San Francisco.
SAN DlEGO—Arrived April 14—Stmr Mlewjn
rian, from Salina CrußJ etmre Carmel and St.
Helens from San Pedro.
Sailed April 14^ —Stmr Caepar, for San Fran
cieco.
PORT trUDLOW—Arrlred April 13—Ger »tmr
Slsalr. from Seattle.
ABERDEEN —Arrived April 14—Stmrs Colum
bia. Daisy Mitchell and Norwood, hence April 11.
Arrived April 14, 2 p. m.—Stmr Shoehooe,
hence April 11. ■_ ,
Sailed April 14, 12 m.— Schr Zuopa, for Sen
Francisco; 5 a, m., etmr G. C. Lindauer, for San
Francisco.
AUCTHJNSALgS
EL SEOrxiHJ—Arrtwd April 13—Stmr George
Loomle, from San Diego.
POINT LOBOS->-PwMd April 14, a. m.—
Stmr Mackinaw, from Ocean Falls for Ban Pedro.
Passed April 14. 4 p. ni.—Strar Wiilesley, from
San Pedro for Eureka.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK—Sailed April 12—Stmr Colon, for
Colon.
ISLAND PORTS
IIONOLTLI—Arrived April 14. 5:30 a. m.—
Stmr S'ounoia, henei- April 8; Jap stmr Koju
Manj, from Oregon for Port Pirle.
ISLAND POUTS
HlLO—Sailed April 12—Stmr Arizonan, for
Sellna Cruz.
HONOLULU—SaiIed April 14. 6p. m.—U. S.
stmr Logan, for Manila; .lap etmr Hongkoug
Maru. for Yokohama; Koju Mam. for Port Pirle;
7:30 p. in., stmr Sonoma, for Sydney.
FOREIGN PORTS
CRISTOBAL -Arrived April 11—Stmr Alliance,
from New York.
HONGKONG -Arrival March 30—Jap sttnr
Sado Maru, from Pnget sound.
SAXINA CRUZ—Sailed April 11—Stmr Isth
mlnn. for fnn Francisco.
PI.EKTO MEXlCO—Sailed April 11—Stmr Mia
nesotan, for Krw York.
CAI.LAO-Sailed April 14—Schr Espada, for
Gray* Harbor.
NANAIMO— Sailed April 14—STilp Indiana, for
Bristol bay.
Arrlyed April 14—Ship Acme, from Seattle.
PORT PAID— Arrived April 12— Br stmr Em
press of Russia, from Liverpool for Vancouver.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Sailed April It—Stmr Chicago,
"or Havre.
Arrived April I4__stmr JWJand, from Ant-
JjerPi stmr Czar, from Übau; stmr Napoli, from
Na jii es; «t'"r Minneapolis, from I.onrion.
NT JOHN (N. B. i -Arrlred April 14—Stmr
< °**fe*B, from Liverpool.
PORTLAND (M<>.,- Arrived April 14—Stmr
Canada, from Liverpool.
Siiiiwi April 13—snnr Arabic, ff>r Liverpool.
lOKOHAMA -Arrived prior April 14—Stwr
Inaba Maru. from Tacoma.
SICILY- Signaled April 14—Stmr Ausoala,
from Portisnd. Me., for London.
NAPLES -Arrived April 13—Stmr C.ilabrla,
rroni New York for Genoa.
ANTWERP— Arrired April 14—Stmr Lapland,
from New York.
GLASGOW- Arrived April 13—Stmr Cam*roola.
from New York.
MADElßA— Arrtred April 13- Stmr iTernla,
from New \ ork for Naples.
CHRISTIANSAM)— Arrired April 14- Stmr C.
r. rietgen. from New York for C,op*nhaK*n.
gggAM TRAVEL^
TRANS-ATLANTICLir«S
AMERICAN LINE
Br.T.-Plrmonth-Cherboarc-Soiithainptoß
I FMlarlclphln-aaeenetotvn -Liverpool
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
A'e%T York—London Direct "
RED STAR LINE
;\ . London, Paris, via Antwerp ,'■'
WHITE STAR LINE
W-Y—Plymoutb-Cherbourß-Sonthaniptoii
New York —Queeastowa — Liverpool L
■ i•" ■ '>-■ Boston—Qneenrtonm— Liverpool . ■. *
V. Y. A s Boston— —Kgrpt
canadianTservice
; Ba.ilißf« ' Every A Saturday I from v Montreal --•"!■ J
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. " Including . the ; - /■•.■ -
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: ; : ;;:: : MEGAXTH , ■ . .? CANADA ■■■■
' Bend '-: for folders of the Short ?. Land-Locked T -
I St. i Lawrence • Route ' t© ■ Europe. •
Pacific Coast Agency, 810 Geary street,
: v Phone - Kearny 3265,
Opposite St. Francis Hotel. S. F. \
NORTH X
GERMAN M
«,LOYDH
Ktiier Wilbelm II April 29 E
Kronprinz WUhelm May 6 B
Kronpriiuessin Cecilie May 13 B
Fact Mail Sailing flHsl
Barbarossa (Bremen direct).. May 1 B
Bremen May 8 B
Frinz Friedrieh Wilhelm. .. May 10 Bj
London—Paris—Bremen SH
Sailinp* on SATV'rtPAY ft* MM
THE MEDITERRANEAN §fi|
Koenig Albert April 29 8
Berlin May 10 ■
NORWAY-POLAR REGIONS BEgl
June 16. July .1. from Bremen. bßrJk
Iβ 1912 the Nwth German"} 1
Lleyd carried more pas- Hsu
sengcrs in all daeses, WWk
First. Second and Steerage ||SjS
ea»tteo«tndi and wcit- &*■■
bonnd North Atlantic <fc«9
•erviec.taaa any other ltne BjMJ
OEL&ICnfI .V CO., General Agents, I
5 Broadway, N. I. Bmßb
ROBERT CAPELLE. General Pacific I
Coast Agent, 250 Powell St., near St. 1
Frauds Hotel and Getty St., Saa Francisco fl
FRENCH* LINE
CIE OLE. THANSATLAKXiatTE
DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS
Sailing Every Thursday and Saturday.
FROM NEW YORK TO HAVRE
Every Tliuteday at 10 a. m.
La ProTenee.Apr. 24 I L* Prof*f»ae..Wfey 28
La Tonralne..May 1 I La Lorraine. .May 23
La Lorraine.. May 8 I France June 5
France May 15 I La Saroie... .June 12
FROM NEW YORK TO HAVRE
Every Saturday at 3 p. ra.
Caroline Apr. 20 Niagara May 24
Niagara Apr. 26 Rochambeaa..May 31
Rocharabeau. .May 3 Caroline June 14
Chicago ..... May 10 Chicago Jnne 14
FUGAZTbROS., Paciflo Coaat Hana«er«, 630
Montgomery Street. San Francisco.
OABIK OmCZ. 673 MARKET STKEET,
T
f *Ryndam May 20]tN.Amsterdam.May 6 ■
» *Potedam...AprU 29|*NoOfdam May 13 1
•Via Boulogne. tPlymouth and Boulogne. 1
PACIFIC COAST OFFICB, 319 Geary St.
AUCTIONSALES
Hark 1 levy auction co.
Office and Salesroom, 553 Mission et.
Pbvs highest price for all kinds of fnrniture,
merchandise, etc. Houses bought In their en
tirety. Goods sold on commission.
Phone—Sntter 1209.
100—
AT AUCTION
WEDNESDAY APRIL Iβ, 1»1S
By order of Abel & Loinaz of Winnemucea.
Nevada, we veV.l sc!l one hundred head of Per
cheron bred horses from Idaho, all broken to
double harness; also sir head of well reined
saddle hornets, tile beet to be had. Thto if •
picked lot of exceptloiislly good geldings. H«»
-ing beeti fed through the ivlnter, they are
hard und rt-ady to work. Weight from 1.200 to
1,500 pounds , , and from four to six year* old.
Sale take* place Wednesday. April 16, «t 11
a. m., at J. B. Horan's Sales Yard, corner
Tenth and Bryant streets, B. F. Horeee In yard
Sunday for inspection. No outside horses
wanted at this sale.
W. H. HOKD. Auctioneer,
704 Market St.. 8. F.
AUCTION NOTICE
There will be a sale today, beginning
at II a. m., at the second floor rooms
of the Curtis Studio, Van Ness and
Sacramento. While the greater part
of the collection of furniture and
household goods is medium in grade,
there is an occasional piece of very
fine make. There are two pianos and
many carpets. A world of pictures,
porcelains and ornaments. The Curtis
Studio Auctions have more genuine
consignment goods than all the other
auction rooms combined, and real bar
gains can be made.
EDW. CURTIS,
Auctioneer.
Memoranda
TACOMA, April 14. — Br etmr Stateaman was
libeled for $57,290 for sinklug echr John D.
Spreckels.
HONOLTLTT, April 14.— Jap etmr Koju Maro.
from Oregon for Port Plrie, put in h< re today for
fuel.
Trnn.Np.»rt Service
Thfi T)ix Is at Seattle.
The Crook Is in port.
The Logan sailed April 5 for Manila.
The Buford is in port.
The Sheridan is in port.
The Sherman is In port.
The Thomas is at Manila.
NEWS OP THE OCEAS
Suppllm for the Inland*
Tli» stonmer Wilhelmi:ia sailed for Honolulu ,
and IIl!o Wednesday with cargo yalued at $281,
--240, and including the following:
13.433 lbs butter. 2,490 lbe and 6 es cheeee. TO
PR eggs, 9,477 lbs beans, 1,400 ctle barley, 4,500
lbs codfish, 1.103 C 8 goods, 38 bble floor,
1,049 pkgs fresh fruits, 912 pkge potatoes, 177
pksc* vegetables, 3.461 lbs and 24 bis dried
fruits. 2,170 lbs raisins, 1,530 lbs fresh meat,
2.'!,500 lbs liams and bacon, 24,203 lbe lard, 10
cs honor. 350 bales hay, 1,760 lbs nnts, 1,837
lbs Onssed poultry. 153,000 lbs rice. R hbls
salmon, IP.Oli lbs nupir, 600 lbs tea. 8.351 pals
and 5 ps wine, 442 gals and 145 cs whisky, 240
pkgs beer, 25 cs liquore, 10 cs champagne, Iβ
ATLANTIC PACIFIC
STEAMSHIP CO.
S. S. SANTA CRUZ
7000 Tons
SAN FRANCISCO
for
NEW YORK
April 27th, 4 P. M.
Calling at Callao, Mollendo,
Iqutqne, Montevideo.
Arriving New York
June 29th
Pacific Navigation Co*
Ticket A sent*
6SO Market St. Phone Sntter 810
PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEL
THE HSHHMHOMK
810 fORT^AND
3 BEAR sails 12 noon to
day. Tuesday. April 15,
First class. $10, $12. $15:
second class, $0. Berth and
meals Included.
DC-AD XOS"ANGELES
DtMK HOSE CITY sails 11 a. m.,
DPAV/FD tomorrow. WcilneKflay. Apr.
DLHVbK te. i.-i rgt c Um, $".3. r »,
•DQCpriTY J5.36; second elans, S". :'.'..
IWJI.VIII Berth and meals included.
. TICKET OFFICES
722 Market: tel. Satter 2344.
V 2 East st.: t(»i. Barter 2482.
J&OG Oakland ofri'-o. 1228 Broad
way: tel. Oakland 1314.
IL a Berkeley offlce. 2105 Sh»t-
tack: tel. Berkeley 831.
JH Sacramento, Jas. Warrack.
C
co.
r■■ 1 a , ottino . c *
*88SSSeBel
©AMERICAN- HAWAIIAN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Tehuantepec Route
Regular Fa«( Krelebt Service
NEW YORK TO PACIFIC COAST
PORTS AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,
sailing from New York every six days,
making direct connections with Pacific
steamers sallinj; from Salina Crua,
Mex., every nix days for San Francisco.
PACIFIC COAST PORTS TO NEW
YORK. Also to Mexican and all prin
cipal European ports under through
rates and throuarh bills of lading. Sail
inge from San Francisco every 12 days.
For rates and further particulars ap
p/y to DEARBORN * LJVPHAM. Gen
eral Agrente. 8 Bridge etreet. Neef York.
WILLIAMS. DIMOND & CO.. General
Agents, Pacific coast.
310 Sansome St. San Francisco.
AUSTRALIA
AND NEW ZEALAND
Sydney via Tahiti and Wellington
S. 8. AOKANGI (9,000 tone) iallß 11 a. in., Apr. 30
8. B. TAHITI (12.000 tone) Mils 11 a. m.. May 29
8. c. MOANA (10,000 tons) cails 11 a.m., Jane 29
UNION 8. S. CO. OF N. Z., Ltd.
HIND, ROLPH & CO., General Amenta.
Tel. Doug. 3100. Ticket Office, 679 Market at.
Uniini 111 II 8 - s - HONOI-γ|,a.\ saU» April
HONOLULU a b. s. w.ujg^gg
call* May 7. New steamers, 18,000 tons dis
placement. Leave Pier No. 38. Round trip,
flljß and op. Direct eerrice to the Volcano.
MATBON NAVIGATION COMPANY
268 Market Street, San Frandaco
AUCTION SALES
e^~curtis
AUCTIONEER
Office and Ralenrooni. Van Nes* at Sacramento*
Phone Franklin 2264. The old established
house of CURTIS—No connection with any
branch.
MARK J. LEVY AUCTION COMPANY
Office 855 MlMlon St. Phonr Sntter l-'Of>
AUCTION SALE EXTRAORDINARY
fIRE SALVAGE SALE
FROM THE ART ROOMS OF S. AND G. GUMP CO.
GRAND COLLECTION OF GENUINR
EUROPEAN BRONZES. PERSIA*
MARBLE AND BROX/E ELBCTBO'
LIERS. FIRE IKONX. »RASSKSj
CHINA WARE, CUT CiLASS. PKTIHKS
AND OTHER WORKS OF ART.
SALE TO BE HKLI)
Tuesday, April 15,1913
AT 11 O'CLOCK. AT SALESROOM,
855 MISSION ST., BET. 4th & sth
Opp. MlNftion St. Entrance, Emporium.
MARK J. LEVY, Amtlonorr.
NOTPl—This is without doubt the finest lot of
real art good* offered at paMfc auction and in
excellent condition. Each and every article a
gem. Mnut be nold.
GOODS NOW ON EXHIBITION.
ARRIVED—Frcm the O. P. Willcv
AfV? ranch. Momttrej Cmtntj. Cal.. CI
bend geldings and marcs 4 to T years old.
weight I.SOO to 1.800 Ins.. all eonnd. kind. gentle
broke on the ranch. Orchard trams: some go<*i
bottle beer hor«e«, matched teams, blacks. h«v«,
etc. 33$ and 340 Fell «t. Phone Market
Jos. Lery. Few rood ranch mere* and horses.
tons mlllfeede, 29e pkire waeon material, Lira*
lbs wax, 600 lbe and 6 cc tobacco, 28 r* clgare
and cigarettes, 20 m stationery, 18 pkgs saddlery.
25 rolls and 22 cs leather, 126 cc booU and choc«,
1.005 railroad tics. 28 pkgs railroad materia'.
407 rolls and 24 <-* roofln<. Bβ tons pig Iron, MS
bMg and 15).". cc oils. 123 pkss machinery. 18.G70
ft lumber, 8,500 bbls fuel oil. ?24 pfcjrs electri
cal goods, IR2 pkja flrugfi, 7." colls rope, 15.000
bricks. 8.950 ska cement. 97 pkjrs agricultural
Implements, 18 automobiles and Uβ pkps parts.
429 pkgs arms and ammunition. 26 bales bajji,
200 ton* fertilizer, SOG pkps paints.
ZVotice to MnHn<*re
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco b«y. Alcatrae light station—ln
tensity of light to be increased nod fog nißnwi
to be changed, about May 1, n>l3, by changing
th<* illumltiaiit from incandescent oil vsiior in
electric arc, increasing the intensity of tho light
from 21,000 to about 84,000 cundlepower.
Fojr eipnal to b»- changed from a )»01l to « n
clfctric siren, sounding a Rroup of two blaata
every :?O seconds, thus: Blast. 4 xecomls; sllitet,
4 seconds: blast, 4 soermds; silent, is .-. mis.
N. to M. No. 14. 191.1. par. r>l2.
0. and G. S. charts QS33, 5580, s.".<"hi. r,-,frj
IJffht Hat, PaclOc coast, W\2, p. 14, No. :',».
Buoy List. Pacific coast, mil. j>. 15.
Const Pilot, Pacific coast, 1009. p. is.
San Fraix'isco bay. Alcatraz tog signal stii
tion —Fog signal to be changed, Htvmt Wa) 1
1918. from a bell to an elertric siren, soiirnlir?
thns: Blast, r> second*: silent. IT. ser-ond:-
N. to M. \o. 14. 19J8. pnr. 511.
C. and G. S. charts 5582, r>s3o. ">SOO. 8502.
1-ipht List, I'aciflc coast. l!»rj, p. 14. No. 30.
Buoy List. Pacifif coest, lftli. p. 15.
Coast Pilot. Pacific coast. 1909. p. Iβ.
By direction of the commissioner <>f lik'lit
houses. H. w. RHODES. Inspector.
Continued on I'msto 17
Berth and Meals Included in Fare
LEAVES FROM TIERS 9 AND 11
Tnn Angeleii, Sa n DIeRo. *Santa Barhar n
President or GoTernor Every Monday. 2 p. m.
•State of California. ..Erery Thuraday. U a. m.
•Only steamer calllDg at Santa Barbara.
Seattle (Direct). Taeoma. TowiJaend,
Victoria. Venconvrr, Alanka
President or Governor.. .Brery Saturday. 3 p. m.
City of Pnebla or t7matllla. Every Tuesday, 2 p. ra.
Rnrrkn (Rnmboldt Bay)
Topeka.Apr. Iβ, 20, 25, 29, May 4, 8, 13. 12 n<vm
Nome —St. Michael
Steamer will leave about June 1.
Alaska Crnises, 1913. Leare Seattle
Spokane. June 18: July 2. Iβ. 30: Aujr. 13. 10 P- m.
Right reserved to change this schedule.
TICKET OFFICES—PaIace Hotel, *l>l Market
street, Iβ Market street and Broadway Wharf.
Telephone Kearny 402.
OAKLANIV-122« Broadway; tel. Oakland •Mβ.
BEKKELETT—2I2S ffliattnck ay.; tel. Berk. 44.
C. D. DUNANN, Passenger Traffic Manager.
PACIFIC MAIL
HONOLULU $65
ROUND TRIP fllO
THE BIG FO1 T R
"\fongolla." "Manchuria." "Korea," 'Sibe
ria." Alee "China," "Persia" and "NUe"
for Honolulu, Japan, China. Manila.
Next Sailing:
(No local Honoluln passengers or freight)
"NILE" April 23
PANAMA MNE
for Mexico, Central America, Panama, Con
nectlng for Europe and South America.
Next Sailing fPaneengera and Freight):
"CITY OF PARA" April —
NEW EXPRESS. PASSENGER AXD
FREIGHT SERVICE DIRECT FOR
PANAMA AND NEW YORK
Next Balling:
"AZTEC" (freight only) April ]£>
"PENNSYLVANIA" (fr. and pa««.). .May 10
Full Infortnatlen at 884 FLOOD BUTLD
IKG. Phone Kearny 3820.
!SYDNEY 8 «° R ™ N < S
! AUSTRALIA 19 DAYS
VIA HONOLULU AND SAMOA
SPLENDID TWIN SCREW 10.000-ton iteameri
-SIERr"" -SOSOMA" and -VENTURA."
$110 HONOLULU SYDNEY $300
$825—GHAND TOXTH SOUTH SEAS—432S
' Honolulu, Samoa. Australia, New Zealand, Ta
' Ultl. etc.
$600, let clase, Round the World; 2d elase $ISO.
! Visiting flre continent* and world's great clM^.
Honolulu galling*—April 22. May 6. etc., 2 p.m.
Sydney Sailings—M«y ft, June 8, etc., 2 p.m.
Write or wire NOW for berths. Send for
< folder. OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., 673 Market
i street; phone Sutter 648.
I For Folders, Ticket*, etc, apply J
I Pacific Navigation C 0.,680 Market St,S.F. |
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
ORIENTAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY
S S Cniyo Maru Saturday. April 10, 1911
8. 8. Nippon Maru (Intermediate serric* saloon
accommodations at reduced rnte«)
Saturday, May 10, 1912
8 S. Tenyo Marti, rl* Manila direct
, Saturday. May 17. 1913
8. S. Sbinyo Mam (B#w). Tla Manila direct...
Saturday, June 7. 191.1
Steamers sail from company's pier. No. M.
near foot of Brannan street, at 1 p. in. for Yoko
hama and Hongkong, calling at Honolulu, Koto
(Hiogo> and Nagasaki and Shanghai, and connect
ing at Hongkong with steamers for Manila, In
dia etc. No cargo received on board on day ol
Balling. Round trip tickete at reduced rate*.
For freight and passage apply at office, fourrh
floor. Merchant! , National Bank building 623
Market «t. W. IT AVERT.
Assistant General Manager.
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