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Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Persia Sails for the Orient
With Many Passengers
The Occidental and Oriental steam
ship company's liner Persia, Captain
r>sxon. sailed yesterday for the far east
with a large number of passengers and
about 3,000 tons of cargo. Among the
passengers were several missionaries
and a number of tourists. The liner
sailed promptly at 1 o'clock and its de
parture was witnessed by the usual
crowd that throngs the wharf when
ever a. liner starts across the Pacific.
The passengers'included:
For Yokohama — Guan Hens, Robert
Landmeters, Rev. N. L. Lobdell and
'wife. Rev. Michael Melchen, S. Taka
?h!m», P. A. Voder and wife.
Kobe— M. B. Stokes and wife,
Shanghai — Rev. H. F. Rowe, wife and
child. Miss Dorothy Rowe, Miss Louise
Rowe.
Hongkong — Lieutenant S. C. Edmond
sorv, O. E. Fleming, A. Hocking, wife
and child. Miss Mary Jamison. Henry
Knauber, Captain Hermann Leube,
Peter J. Lynch and wife, Miss Dorothy
Lynch, Rev. D. 11. Manlcy, wife and son,
Gus M. Nell and wife. Sterling B. Price,
Byr#n R. Wyckoff, Miss Mary J. Young.
Overdue Bark la <ipokrn
The British hark Rendova. now out
148 r.sys from the Clyde for Sydneyand
quoted for reinsurance at 21 per cent,
has been epoken and yesterday was
tak«n off the overdue list. The rate on
the overdue ship Kenilworth, on Its
was* here from Montevideo, has been
advanced to 15 per cent. The Kenil
worth bad a cargo of coal from Phila
delphia and put into Montevideo In dis
tress. The ship is now out 153 days
from' Montevideo and anxiety for its
safety is growing.
President Due Today
«
The Pacific Coast steamship com
pany's liner President, according to self
furnished wireless information, should
land its passengers from Victoria and
other Puget sound ports early this
morning at Broadway wharf. Captain
John H. Rinder, marine superintendent
of the company, is among, the Presi
dent's passengers. He has been In
southeastern Alaska on company busi
ness.
Going to Visit Europe
Captain Lawless, master of the
Oceanic steamship company's liner
MarJposa, has been granted two months'
leax-e of absence, \u25a0which he will devote
to' a visit to Europe. Captain Trask
\u25a0will command the Mariposa during Cap
tain Lawless" absence.
*y* Water Kront Xote« „ x
The liner Asia, from this port, sailed
September Z from Honolulu for Yoko
*-*&niß..
The British ship Blackbracs cleared
yesterday for Leith.
The Pacific Mail liner San Juan, Cap-
tain Jones, cleared yesterday and will
sail today for Panama and way ports. •
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 750,000 fe*t.
The steamer Rosecrans, in ballast,
returned yesterday . from Douglas isl
and, Alaska, to which port the tanker
carried a cargo of oil.
The tanker Santiago with 11,000 bar
rels of oil arrived yesterday from Mon
terey in tow of the tug Relief.
The harbor commissioners •will hold
their regular meeting this afternoon In
.the ofUce of the president In the ferry
building.
The army transport Logan arrived
September 1 at Manila.
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
fAN PEDRO. Sept. 4. — The steam schooners
. Brooklyn, South Bay and Coronado are dlscharg
tng cargoes of Icmber. railroad ties and shingles
•t Etdocdo. The ste&ci scUooaer Temple E.
Dorr, Captain . Panzer, arrived tonight from
Grays Harbor, Tin Saa Francisco, with a large
lumber cargo. Tbe steamship Roanoke. Cap
•tala X»ur.:.^::i. in due tomorow from Portland,
via Eureka aad San Francisco, with freljrht and
1 '.*>•• r.g> rs>. Tbf steam schooner laqua, Captain
.'•hnson. cleared today for Eureka to reload,
i&ki&g frti£fct aad passengers for San Fran
cisco. :.. v
The schooner Prosper. Captain Starr, will sail
tomoTTom in ball&st for Port Townsend for
ordars. The steam schooner South Bay, Cap
tala Ha!rorsen. after disctarglag part of Its
\u25a0«*argo at Kedondo. arrlTed from Eureka with
. C 23.000 feet of lumber consigned to the E. K.
Wood lumber compacy.
ASTORIA. Sept. 4. — Tlie City of Panama lett
today for Saa Francisco with freight and pas
eecpers. ;
Tc« steaaipr L&kcie sailed today for Sab Fraa
'.\u25ba\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 with a cargu of lumber loaded at Westport.
Seven vessels were chartered at Portland yes-
terday to load wheat. The vesaels were the
British bark Strathgyle, the French . bark Ville
de DlJoca, Admiral Cornealier. La Tour de
Averjrae, the British steamer Flrndene and the
Norweirian eteam*r Terje.Tiken «nd tbe Admiral
Borresea. The British bark Lucchara was
ciartered yesterday to load wheat at Pnget
•scad.
Army Transports
•The Burnsld* Is 'at Seattle.
The BcTord sailed from Honolulu for Manila
August 25. I ...
The Crook railed August 20 from Honolulu for
Mitnila. - •
The Kilpatrfcfc U «t Newport News, Va.
Tbe Dlx leTt Honolulu Angnst 21 for Manila.
The Logan arrived September 1 at Manila.
The Meade Is at New York. Out of commis
*lon. =*.«\u25a0!
The Ispdls is at Newport News, Va.
The SherldJLa Is at Mare island undergoing
repair*.
Tbe Sherman, borceward ttosoil, left Nagasaki
"aurcst 23 for this port via Hocolulu.
Tbe Thomas is in port.
The Warren sailed August 15 from Honolulu
for Manila.
Tbe Overdue Ll«t
Norwegian b*rk Gulesa. out 169. days firoia
Mobile, far Bafcia Blanea, 73 per cent. -iy -^
British ba.rk- Crosslcgton, .otit -141 days from
iQniQue. for E*lmooih, 6 per cent,.-
British ship Leleeittr Castle, out 155 days
from £aUn» Cru«. for Adelaide, 10 per cent. '
British «aip Celtic Chief, out 138 days from
Eimbunt, for Honolulu, 6 per cent.
French chip Beraurere. - oat 104 days from
Glasgw*-, for Seattle. 8 per cent.
French bark Gael, out 141 days frota Cher
bourg, for Tacenia. S per cent.
French b«Ek La Tocr d ¥ Auvergne,\orrt 03 days
from Rochester, for San Francisco. S per cent.
French sLip P^ne Kecrrtler, out 83 days from
Hamburg, for Saa Francisco, 8 per cent.
Frpucb bark Bockambeao. oat 129. days from
Rochester, for §an Frauclsco, 8 per cent.
American chip Ke&llworth. out 154: days from
Montevideo, for San Fmnclsco, 15 per cent.
British ship Jtssomene. out 147: 6aya. from
Wallaroo, for Fal mouth. 10 per cent."
BriUcb kt!;> Itsj'-n-. out? 116 day« from London,
,for San Fraacisro," 6 per. p«it.
Sw«B«l» bark Medea, oot im d«y« from Stet
tin, tor San Franci««>. 15 j>er <rent. v . .' 5
British berk Simla. ' oat 134 daft froa for t
nrte, for Felmoctt, « per cent. !
3TEWS OF THE OCEA.V
Oil Carrier. Clears
To* British tack steamer D&kotah wan cleared
rwterdtr for f-'hanphal etd Canton with
1.552.812 callOM of refined petroleum, valued -at
$7i,««r. r-» \u2666 •\u2666•:\u25a0!
Barter for Scotland
The Britleb* enlp -Blackbr&es wan cl»>ared for
1 Leith. ScoUAcd,- sftftterdsy._wtHi 75,657 cental*
xif barley,, valued *t $106,005, and 22,000 feet
of lumber as duaoage, valued at $440.
A Llfffct "Carjco for th* Orient
The'.BrUiftW stcaiaer Persia" tailed 'rcsterdav
1 lor JBongkoaf and-way ports via HOholalß.wlta
. caret* wlued at 4115,002. excluklre of treasure,
and to be distributed at tollowa: For ' Japan,
$37,918; China, $49,078: Korea. . $4,075; Eaat
Inflies, *2.7£0; PUUipplae ieland*. $2.SS«O; Shm,
. f?7O/ Tbe iollowldg - were the leading: *Wp
/ To - j«pan— J 3. r -SH lbs \u25a0 •near, • 2.1W0- Jbe 'roffee.
1 2.230 lb« drlod trult, 1.060 Ibsrcbeese, 576 Ibe
" cUocolate. 600 lbs eoda«h, 324 lbs bread. 72
rkgs groceries end provlsloas. 83 rolls and 13
.' « leather. 7«0 ft taober. 27 pkg* machinery, 7
*kr» CrrfooHs, 35 rfcfc* drug*, 15 cs phonograpa
goods, 5 pkgs car material. 32 nkgs paints. 29
Ptcs nibber poods. SSB lb« rubber, 46S pkgs
roofin* material, 1,110 cs soap,*6 cs typewriters,
w« pkrg wood palp, 20 bales scrap leather, t
jlJl China— l,sßo bbls -flour, 5.295 lbs b*aas.
4...j0 lbs sugar. 7.844 lbs dried fruit, 12.254 lb«
table meals, 3.30S lbs cbee*e: 1,092 'ct canned
food*. 104 gain wine, 12 V« champagne. 393
pkjrs fresh fruits. 2.090 Ib*' codfish, 265 lbs cof.
ft*. 72 r» salmon. 757 pkgs groceries and pro-
T!»lon«. 466 lbs and 2 cs «andy. SflO lbs lard.
15.230 lbs pearl barley. 6 cs bread. :•• 150 Ib«
bops, 500 lbs pea?, 3,818 It* dried fnilt. 2.592
In* ginseng. 13 pkjrs drugs, S pVgs leather 16
pkrs machinery. 125 pkg* eottwa Jeans, 4 cs
paints. SI cs wwlng machines, 24 car wheels.
«J"°. Kor *«— J- 964 I** butter. 1.211. lbs cheeseT
SOO lbs dried fruit. 60 cs canned goods, 11 pkgs
groceries and provisions, 13 rkrs nails, 0 pigs
electrical good*. 1 n typewriter*.. 5 cs oils.
To East ladles — 647 cs tinned . fruit, 15 -cs
salmon. 13 pkgs groceries and provision*.
To Philippine Islands— 2so es beer, 13 cs
boots and (hoes. '-\u0084.'
To Slam— 2os cs canned frult % 3cs dress. |
- : --. ~ : A :—: — : — . . \u25a0 '\u25a0%'\u25a0'\u25a0'
Tonnage Eagagemeats \u0084 V; ;
The latest charters reported are: The British
bark Procyon. at Port Loe Angela, wheat from
Piiget sound to Enrope at 27s Gd: schooner Ed
ward R. West, at Grays Harbor, lumber tbence
to Antofogasta, steamer Melville Dollar same
business from Puget sound to Guaytnas; bark
Isaac Reed, coal from Newcastle. Australia, to
San Francisco. The latter will proceed In bal
last from here to the loading port.
The steamer City of Birmingham, at New
Torfc. has been purchased by the San Francisco
and Portland steamship company. \u25a0 .
Aovements of . Steamers
" TO ARRIVE
* From | Steamer | Da«
San Pedro tc Way Ports Bonlta ..ISept. 5
Pmret Sound Ports President [Sept. 5
Point Arena & Albion.. Porno Sept. 6
San Pedro p. A. Kllburn.. Sept. 5
San Diego * Way Ports Santa Rosa . . B«pt. 5
Coos Bay '....M. F. Plant.. Sept. 6
Humboldt ..-.. Pomona Sept. 6
Portland * Astoria. . . . City of Panama Sept. 6
San Pedro N«-wbure Sept. 7
Seattle Meteor ........ Sept- 7
Grays Harbor Cascade 3ept- 7
San Pedro Roanoke (Sept. 7
Humholdt city of Topeka.lSept. 8
Mendoolno & Pt Arena Sea Foam ...JSept. 3
Humboldt Korth Fork ...ISept. 9
Sallna Cruz Texan iSept. 0
Humboldt Eureka Sept. «J
San Diego & Way Ports State of Cal... Sept. 9
s » n ,, p«to»p «to» - - Hanalei Sept. U
Portland &. Way Ports. ]O. W. Elder. ..|Sept- 0
Wllljipa Harbor ID. Mitchell ...Sept. 9
Saa Pedro IHelene Sept. 10
Eel Rirer Ports tArgo Sept. 10
Portland &. Astoria I Nome City Sept. 10
Grays Harbor (Santa. Monica.. Sept. 10
Grays Harbor ICcntralla Sept. 10
Honolulu jSlerra Sept. 10
Seettle & Tacoma Backman Sept. 10
Vnzet Sound Ports Spokane Sept. 10
Portland & Astoria.... Costa Rica .... Sept. If
Hilo lEnterpri*e Sept It
New York ria Ancon..iClty of Para...jSept. 12
TO SAIL
Destination [ Steamer | Sails I Pier
September 5—5 — I .
Grays Harbor Rarmond ..[ 3pm 16
Astoria Sl Portland.... Yosemite ...JlO am 2
Puget Sound Ports City Pnebla. 11 am 9
Humboldt Vanguard . . Bpm 2
Huiab-Jldt City Topeka. 10.30 a 9
New York »la A neon.. San Juan... 12 m 40
San Dleco & Way Ports State of Cal 10 am 11
September 6— ]
Eel Hirer Ports Argo 0 am 10
Grays Harbor" Chehalls ... lpm 16
Coquille RiTer Elizabeth .. 12 m 10
Honolulu &. Kahului... Nevadan ...12 m 10
Hctnboldt 'Ecreka 9 am IS
September 7—7 —
Grays llarbor Newburg ... Sen 10
Huaiboldt Pomona 10.30 aft
Los Angeles Ports Cascade .... Ipm 2
Seattle 4c Taeoma Watson .... 1.30p 20
Portland & Way Ports. Roanoke ... 1.30p 13
Los Angeles Ports P. Kilbnrn.. 4 pm 10
Point Arena ft Albion.. Porno 6 pm j 2
September 8 — •
Mexican Porta [Curacao .... 10 am 19
Cooa Bay ..Jm. F. PUnt 4pm 8
Sar. Diego & Way Ports Santa Rosa. 10 am 11
September 9— j \u25a0 • I
Puget Sound Porti President .. 11 am] 9
Astoria & Portland City Panama 11 am 24
Los Angeles Ports Q w. Elder. 6 pm 13
September 10 — I
Los Angfles Ports....! Nome City.. 10 am 16
Lot Angeles Ports [s. Monica... Ipm 2
Willapa Harbor Helene .... ........
September 11 —
Point Arena j Sea Foam . . 4pm 2
Los Angeles Ports. .... Hanalei .... 4 pm 10
Tahiti IMartposa ... 11 am 7
September 12 —
China tc Japan !H. K. Maru lpm 42
Humboldt ...JNorth Fork.. 5 pm 20
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE \
Dcttlaatioa { Steamery | Dttt
Nome tc St. Michael... Northwestern... l Sept. 5
Valdez & Seward Yucatan ...... Sept. S
Nome & St. Michael... Mackinaw Sept. S
Skagway & Way Ports. Cottage City .. Sept. 10
Nome & St. Michael... Victoria Sept. 10
Valdes &. Seward Portland Bept. 10
Nome & St. Michael... Hyadea (Sept. 15
Valdes & Seward Santa Clara ...ISept. .16
Nome & St. Michael... Olympia ......ISept. 25
Valdez & Seward Bertha ........ Sept. 25
Nome A St. Michael...! Lyra Sept. 25
Saa and Tide
United States Coast and Geodetic Surrey— Time
aad Heights of Tides at Fort Point. For city
front (MlsMoa street wharf) add 25 minutes.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 6 ~
Sun rise* s:42[Saa seta 6:35
ITimel Time Time Time
Sep — ~| Ft .Ft Ft Ft
|L W|. Hwl L W H W
5.. 3:50 0.1 11:03 5.0 3:31 2.71 9:49 oTT
6.. 4:23 0.111:28 5.1 4:31 2.4 10:16 5 2
7.. 4:6S 0.2j11:52 - 0.1 5:10 Zl 11:11 5.2
&.. 5:33 0.4|12:19 6.1 5:50 1.7 11:50 B 1
9.. 6:13 0.7 12:41 5.2 6:31 1.4. •.
HWLWH W L W ' "
10.. 0:32 5.01 «:« U 1:05 5.2 7:16| J. 2
Time Ball
Caited SUtes Branch Hydrograpblc Office Mer
chant*' Exchange, San Francisco, Cal.. SeD
tember 4, 1907..
The time lull on ttt tower of the Terry bulld
: les was drepped today exactly at noon Pacific
Standurd Time (,120th Meridian), or At Bh. oom.
om. Grcenwlih Mean Time.
J. C. BURNETT,
lieutenant, D. S. K. in charge.
U. S. Branch Hydrocrrapnlc Office
A branch of the United SUtes HydrograDhlc
Office, located at the Merchants' Exchange Is
maintained In San Farnclsco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators are cordially invited t*
visit the office, where complete acts of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand, for comparison and reference, and the lat
est Information can always be obtained regardlnr
lights, danger to navigation and all matters \u25a0of
interest to ocean commerce.
J. C. BDRNETT,
Lieutenant, D. 8. >'\u0084 in Charge.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
• '\u25a0-?_. Wednesday. September 4.
Stmr ; Coaster, Hlggins, 26 hours from . Eu
reka. 1*"1 *" \u25a0• \u25a0• \u25a0'. \u25a0\u25a0•.\u25a0-. ' , ;- n , >a. -,ji
. Stmr Quiaault; Chrltten»en, 68 hours from
Grays Harbor. • . , . . • ; .
k Stmr Hornet," Moxsen, 28 hours from Eureka '
Stmr Saata Maria, » Zoollng,* 21 hour* from
Port San Luis. -*" "\u25a0\u25a0•.:-,
• Stmr Jim Batler, Olsen, 3U days from Wil
lapa harbor.
Stair Argo, Hansen. 28 hours from Eel river
Stmr Roßeerans. Holmes, 5 days and ' 7 hours
from Douglas island. "
Schr Santiago, Farley, 12 hours" from Monte
rey. In tow of tug Relief. :.-,-• \u25a0
- Schr Soquel/ Heaslnjrsea. 9 days from Seattle
;- CLEARED "
Wednesday, September *.
: Stmr San - Juan. : Jones, Aacea, etc.; Pacific i
Stall. steamship company. - - ; .-.-
Stmr City of Topeka. Oielow, Eureka; Pacific
Coast steamship company. „, .;..;.-.<
Br : thlp BUctbraes, Strtna, Leith';' Striuss
& Co.
• StAILED . ; -~
Wednesday^ September 4.
gtmr National City. EUesen, Fort Bragg, s
' Stmr HanaleUMcFarUnd. San Pedro. -•\u25a0*"\u25a0 '
: Stmr Sea Foam. • Miller. Mtadocioo. ' '--.'-.
Stmr Arctic, Olsen. Fort Bragg. «.\u25a0
• Stmr Homer, Donaldson, WllUpa harbor. \u25a0
• Stmr Brunswick, Ellefscn. Fort Bragg. : ; -\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0
\u25a0 Br stmr Kalomo,. Lrlnklater. Portland.
. Stmr Coo* Bay. Zoh. San -Pedro. •
Br stmr Persia. : Hongkong, \u25a0 etc. \u25a0
Stmr Marsbfield. Dettmers, . Hardr creelt;
- Bktn James Tuft. Friedbcrg, Bellingham. •
ScUr.Watlago, v Farley, . Monterey, in tow of
tag Relief.-, : .
. Scar. A. M. Baxter. Isaacson. ' Ballard.
*' Power schr Mary C. Beck. Bollnas. .;
RETURNED
\u25a0 Wednesday, September 4.-
Stmr National City. EUwn. hence gept 4, for.
Fort Bragg, on account' of disabled macUlnerr. J
- TELEORAPHIC V
POINT • LOBOS, S*pt 4. 10 p. m. — Weather <
clear, wind south ; Telocity 10 miles'. per hour." .--..
TATOOSH, Sept 4, 9 a. v m.— Weather clear, '
-THE SAX 5. 1907;-
\u25a0Weather Report
United States Department of \u25a0' Agriculture—
Weather Bureau— San Franclseo, September 4.
RAINFALL DATA, r
- Past • Seasonal Seasonal
Stations — 24 Hours, to Date. Normal.
Eureka ; 0.00 : 2.6S 0.-J5
Red. Bluff ....:. Trace Trae« ,;0.06
Sacramento ......... 0.00 Trace 0.01
Mount . Tamalpais...;: t).J3 - o.lß' ' 0.01
Ran Francisco ... 0.10! ;"> 0.12 -0.01
San .J05e ............ ~0.04-.'~ 0.04- .' 0.00 "0.00
Fresno ............... 0.00 'Trace '0.00
Independence .....;. 0.00 Trace. \u25a00.00
San Luis Obispo. ;.. , 0.01 "\u25a0• O.OS < 0.05
Los. Angeles \u25a0...•„...;" 0.00 -; 0.00 0.00
San Diego ...... . :. . q.qq - ;, q.qj .0.00
: .' . •_ \u25a0 * \u25a0\u25a0'^
ii ; - £ -•§'\u25a0\u25a0 !•\u25a0\u25a0• p l : \u25a0.-\u25a0 i Ei :
STATIONS | ii-3 -""n a " \u25a0 -tr c 3.
. \u25a0 - » ' .b.. b.- ;b" - ---: ;• . :••'''.
-"• - " ''••"%' \u25a0•* •- "'?--- : 'P *\u25a0\u25a0"•'\u25a0\u25a0> \u25a0 '• ''\u25a0• • \u25a0
Bakery 29.02 .72 -48 N Cloudy .00
Boiee J........-.29.W 76 * 50* S» "\u25a0• : Cloudy '-.T.
Eureka .. :..... 29.90 60 52 XW Cloudy .00
Flagstaff . . . . :29.56 68 "44 i 9 r • Cloudy .00
Fresno .i..... .29.78 &8 02 'SE Clear .00
Independence ';. 29.76 •SO \ 55 : S: •% - Clear" ; .00
Los Angeles "..29.90i?72 • eo'^SW Clear' 'i .00
Mt.:'Tama.lpais.2».B2;s4 ;60 } ;aW: Clear
North.- Head :.29.53V70 SO'.'N Clear - .00
Phoenix •-..;.. ,29.76 :»2,r: »2, r 68 X ; Cloudy*" T.
Pt.. Beyes Lt..29.56' 68, 55 SW Clear .net
Portland- ....:. ;2f1."8 -S6^M N Clear .00
Re«l Bluff \u0084...29.78 R2 : 64- SB— -'Clear .00
Beno \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0....>.:;.. 29.78 76 .48 NW Pt.Cldy T.
Rnseburg . ; . . . 29.80 ' 86 ; , ; ' S -\u25a0*:K: Xa In \u25a0'\u25a0 < ,f>l
Sacramento ...29.80 80 64.5W CJMi' . 10Q
Salt Lake 20.K1-'-7S 64c S ." 1; Cloody; : '.OR
San.Di^go ....29.88 .70 66- NW. Clear >\u25a0:. 00
San Francisco. 29.oo .66 KS- SXV ' Clear 1 :T.: T.
S»n Jose .....20.86 74 .60" NW.' Clear- -.00
S. Luis 0b!5p0.29.93 70 M SB-- Pt^Cldy.-.00
SE.Farallon ..29.89 «4 R6 'S ?.-...' Clear,:;/;'. 00 '.
Seattle '.......29.82 "78 T>2 \S'.f- Clear £---\u0084«v>
fpokano ......29.00 74 "4S \u25a0N* '• s .-; dear - ';Jlo
Ttttoosh .... .'..29.84 64 '40 ' NTV : Clear • ' .00
T0n0pah ...... .29.86; 70 , 50 • SE : 'Pt.Ulcly .".04
Walla ........ a».88 7S ' ..; W .Pt.Cldy -t)O
Wlnnemucca . .29.^6 "76. &4- : E"' \u25a0 Rain v--' '.20 '
Yuma ........ .29.68 OS 80 " SE - r ! Clear ; ;^.OO
~ .\u25a0- .--V-SINOPSIS .-.•'»*'••\u25a0:•\u25a0•.\u25a0 \u25a0;.;:.\u25a0.,•'\u25a0
Hnsettled , weather preralls OTerttfce j greater
portion ": of .toeA Pactflc .'. slope. "> Light -- ; . showers
LaTe ocirurred > in ' Oregtin,' • northern v.prejrotj, s .rjCe."
rada. : U tah and * Arizona .^ Thunder I s to'na s ' I>«y « '
occurred ; af >• Wlnnemucc*.;- Tpnopaix, :< Kalt.-: Lake,
and Phoenlr. . The pressure- la. rising. slowly oVer
California and falling oTer v Oregon -Bnd-.Wash-"
ington. The roovenjent^jf the rain area appears
to bo northward.". •- *'•\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0;;•»\u25a0-:,\u25a0.•\u25a0,-;<,.
There have been k no marked changes ; In -temp
erature, except that lit is . much I cooler *at ? Loa
Anfreles and much warmer' at Portland and
Seattle. \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0• : " >\u25a0 \u25a0- - v \u25a0 \u25a0:\u25a0•»\u25a0 ~-%>--V:r- ;
FORECAST;' V- ! ' ' \u25a0
San Francisco and Ticinlty— Cloudy Thursday;
light southwest winds, • changing to fresh .west
erly. \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 -. \u25a0 \u25a0 -. : -;. •\u25a0 \u25a0 _-:- \u25a0 • -\u0084-'
Santa Clara Talley— Cloddy Thursday; light
northwest winds. . \u0084' . \u25a0'.-:.. ."; \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0>:. \u25a0- lUr,.-- ;
Sacramento valley — Cloudy . Thursday;?- light
south winds. - - ', • -••.>- .-•«-. V-\Vr^:-j
San Joaquin valley — Cloudy 1 Thursday ; . -li^ht
south winds. .-•--'-. \u25a0 ' \u25a0 ." ca'-.J.^
Ixm Angeles and vicinity— Cloudy Thursday
light southwest wind. - \u0084.-,• (
A. G. McADIE, District, Forecaster. . j
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-i
CULTURE— WEATHER BUREAU, :
Monthly meteorological, summary, - San -Fran
cisco, August, 1807. - - ' . :,
a \u25a0-? s ... k . \u25a0 : \u25a0 so.s \u25a0o. :\
DATE S 1 'J' P? it
| "- '. Bl: M .00 PLCldy A
I ?4 M 59 ,00 Pt.Cldy \u25a0\u25ba
I '? 53 62 .00 Clear \u25a0 :
5 ™ M 60; .00 Clear! -'
2 \u25a0«» " M m -00 Pt.Cldy'
S «\u25a0 5« 61.; .00. PtCldy r'
i "• 51 60. \u0084.00. Pt.Cldy
I. $ M- ' « .02 Pt.Cldy i
J? £ M 64 .00 Clear
II '•• J? 55 64 . .00 Clear
\l f\: -g fO .00 Clear
13........ 65 34 60 .00 PtCldy
it 54 59 .00 Pt.Cldy
}5 62 32 57 .00 Pt.Cldy
JS «i B2 56 .00 Pt.Cldy
H 5» 51 M .00 Cloudy
\l II £3 62 .O.J Cleat
H •• C 853 60 .00 Clear
?? %\ M" 5« .00 Pt-Cldy
p » \\ « .00 Cloudy
5= fi \u25a0I* 59 .00 Pt.Cldy.
2f «2 « « .00 Pt.Cldy
ii " MM .00 Pt-Cldy
$5 6f 54 ,60 .00 Pt.Cldy
2J 61 M B 7 .00 Clear
Sv «8 53 58 .00, Cliar
%\u25a0\u25a0 gj ?2 6» .00 Clear
™ «' 53 57 .00 Cloodv
I? 'W 53 66 .00 Cloudy
81 y «1 M 58 Trace PtCldy .'
j Mean..... 64.9 53.8 1 59.3 - .02 ~ ~~'-
Atmospheric pressure (reduced to sea \u25a0 lerel:
inches and hundredth*) — Mean hlehe-t
80.10. date S; lowest 29.73. date 30 \u25a0 nl « Mfct
Temperature— Hlphest 74, date 10: lowest 51,
JUS" S : 1879: Wi ISSO » -1881; 59i llw C»:
1883. 69; 1884. '60; 1885 60 ISfifl 61 8? 58 :
iSi t''' I S2'' 61 J' XS » 1 62 ISO2'. 59|
I«*3, 5«; 1594, C 9; 1605. 58; 1596, 60- 1897 67 :
}««. 57; I^9, ftfi; 1900, 60 1801 36 1002' 61 :
1003, 88; 1904. 57; 1905. 58:- 1906, 55 : 1907 59
1 m^TS. n , \u2666 thl .u month f °f 37 years. 39; absolute
maximum for this month for 37 years. 02; abso
lute minimum for this month for 37 years 46
arerage daily excew of this month, as coml
pared with mean of 87 years, .2; accumulated
deflcency since January 1, 102; average daily
deficiency ulnee January 1. .4 *
. Precipitation— Total this month. .02; snow
fall, .00; greatest precipitation in 24 hours .02. ;
nate 8; snow. on ground at end of month 00
trace ; ISS6, trace ; 1887. . .01 : 18S8 01 • 18S»
trace; 1890. .00; 1891. .02; lßfK> Y«»i m-
IHM'l HM ' "^.U 895 - -°°J la^'^risarVtriSrww 1
trace; 1809. trace; 1900, trace; 1901, trace; 190"'
Vt^ViJ? 0 ?!.* 1 ?* 1 1904> -W: 1««. ; trace; 1900
B' iO2.i 02 .- ATCr »«e or this month for 37 years
\u25a0<?? BlB l L toUI from September 1, » lftOO. to date
jjGOO; average from September 1, 1806, to date,
22.56; excess from September 1, 1906 to date
rlod 00 ™^ 1^ 1 WUh * T6 "^S of corres P« n dlng pc- |
Wind— Prevailing direction, west; total move
ment. 1.548 miles; average hourly velocity, 10 3
maximum velocity (for five minutes), 32 miles
per hour from west on 20th. '--..-« --_--..
; Weather— Number of days clear, 11- partly
oWc^tkt^VurrS T^ IDCh . ««
/^-^^^^on-Kog,
mnnnnn-— s - Professor Weather Bureau.' -
wind northeast; Telocity 16 miles per hour •
\u0084 "SPOKEN \u25a0 . . '
frot^Attw'erp 8 V°Sh^j~^M GUeth4ry -
I^^r^^ntwer^.l^^,^^^
r™Slw lat 2° ,• lmi i 31 n w — Br birk Charles
Gounod, from Swanxea. for San Francisco - -
DOMESTIC PORTS u
*J*s* * FKV %°— Ar r' T *«l Sept 4— Stmr' San Ga
briel, from, Umpqua. i '\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0. r =
Sailed Sept 4— Stmr Mandalay, for San Fran
•^^Ur^r'Ti/'M for Gra^ 8 Harbor.™
h«S 7e O Pt 4 ~ Stme ~ Whlttler,
| f JTKS^S" 4 SePt J.;M.r^
Sailed Sept 4— Schr ;Sehome, for San Fran
cisco. - \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0- ;•. \u25a0 r .\u25a0 .\u25a0 \u25a0 - .
PORT SAN LOIS-^Arrived Sept i-^Stmr 80-'
nlta; from San P<kro; stmr AsunclonAf rora \u25a0' As
, toria. \u25a0 : •. .- -*••.. \u25a0 -\u25a0- ; . \u25a0 .*/\u25a0 -•\u25a0<\u25a0 (j
Sailed Sept 4— Stmr Argyll, for, San. Francisco;
stmr Asuncion, for San Francisco.^? j*»f ;
. ASTORIA— SaiIed i Sept 4-r-S unr^ ciry^'of Pan
amarfor San Frand*eo. • :j' .»M»^t ' \u25a0-:
b EUREKA— SaiIed i ftept 4-^8 tmr Prentlss.N for
San Francisco; stmr Charles NHson for Seattle
•chr Metha Nelson, for San Pedro. • . r
Arrired Sept 4— Stmr Pomona, hence Sent 3~ '
POINT REYES^-Passrd Sept 4-Stor Hornet,
from Eureka, for San Franelnco.-'}' >\u25a0\u25a0" ,
_ Passed south _ Sept 4, ", 9:30, a. m.— Stmr* iim
Bu «i-TTi 1 ?? Wiltepii- harbor.* fw ßan Francisco.
SEATTLE— Arrived R«pt ? 4— Stmr Colonel E
: L. Drake, hence "Aug 31.- .'.•-: -\u25a0';•' ''-...-.-\u25a0^Zl-' <
; Sailed Sept 3-^Stmr > Hnmboldt.j for jSkseway
. . Arrtred Sept 4 — Stmr. Xucatan, from "Alaska \u25a0 •"' -
ArriTed Sept ,4^-Stmr "Jefferson, ; : from Sk'as-
SAN DlEGO— Arrived Sept 4— Stmr Helen \u25a0 P
Drew, from San Pedro. \u25a0 -*>'«\u25a0'.-,•;.-., "
.. COOS . BAY— Arrived Sept 1 -'4-^Stmr", Break
water, from Astoria. • \u25a0 r \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
Sailed Sept 4— Stmr Thomas L. Wand, v for San
FrancUco. \u25a0 - - \u25a0 \u25a0 '•' -•\u25a0 i \u25a0\u25a0.-\u25a0,- =-.-,: : . ,
Arrived Sept 3— Stmr M.- F. v Plant, .'hence
Sept 1. - ' . v '"\u25a0\u25a0- -V~ ~" \u25a0• \u25a0"— •' s »' -• i,
: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 POINT REYES— Passed ' south'- Sept '4-=-Stmr
Qulnault, from'- Grays ' Harbor,? for' San -"Fran-"
Cisco. \u25a0 »-' • ;\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-' : \u25a0 : • J ".'-\u25a0%"\u25a0- •'\u25a0 \u25a0;•>.-••\u25a0"-'=" ---\u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0 -\u25a0'
TATOOSH— Passed; Sept 4— Stmr Santa ? B*ar-"
bara,". hence- Aug 31,- for Seattle; 'stmr-^W "S 1
Porter. « from • Tacoma,' 1 ' for^ Monterey r. stmr ' trtth
black hull and white; upper -works, yellow stack
with black top.l 1 -% ; 1 - - -
\u25a0-.- BAN \u25a0: PEDRO— ArriTed' g*pt^3-^-Stmr. r Signal
from Port" Orforf. " -..-.- '-,
PORT TOWNSEXD— Arrked Sept ;> 3-^Stm'r
Colonel E. L.' Drake, hence Aug SI; „-\u25a0\u25a0:? r \- \u25a0- \u25a0-.
- PaxKed in 'Sept \u25a0 3— Stmr : J. , Marhoffcr \u25a0 hence
Aug 30, for.Eteretf. " : ~ ;-. •-:,\u25a0'... "
ISLAND PORTS' ...
. KAHULUI— SaiIed Sept 3— Stmr Alaskan; for
Hilo. -<-\u25a0•-\u25a0' ••'" ..'\u25a0"•\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0>••-.\u25a0. r-. .-:->\u25a0 --':-\u25a0 '-,--,
• • HONOLULU-^Salled .- Sept ,3—Br,. stmr - A6ia,
for Yokohama. \u25a0•\u25a0 : \u25a0\u25a0'•.\u25a0-\u25a0-;.'\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0 ;' \u25a0\u25a0\'>ti~.~ --, \u25a0.
FOREIGN PORTS
.-. CARMANAH • POlNT— Passed ;*. Sept : 4 —J ap
stmr To«a ' Maru, from \u25a0 Hongkong, for Seattle. \u25a0. ~
NEWCASTLE,. N. S.W.— Sailed: Aug 30-^-Nor
stmr' Hercules,'--.for; ; San \u25a0 Francisco. > ' \u25a0 , >
* VICTORIA— SaiIed Sept v' 4— Br- stmr'-'Antl
lochus,'for Loadon." , ' : - •- ", •- .-• \u25a0 . '•
: - Arrived Sept 4— Nor. Btmr;Tordenskjold, hence
Aug 31; j" • '\u25a0-'.• \u25a0\u25a0-•"'-•••^\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. ' -v • ,--. \u25a0. \u25a0
Arrived 'Sept 4-^- Nor stmr Tordenskjold," hence :
Aug St.' % -\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0'r^:-... •---;\u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0_: \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0:::\u25a0\u25a0 v --^f • :...-/.
.'!\u25a0: SYDNEY —^ArrifflTprSor^tos Sept -'3— Br' stmr
Sandown, i from Victoria; * \u25a0".' \u25a0\u25a0..' \u25a0-,••-"c, ••- "c -, •:% \u0084'
, .YOKOHAMA— Arrived : Aug, 29-rGer, stmr .-Ni
comedla,:;from Astoria. '.'\u25a0-', \u25a0 \u25a0 .. \u25a0
;;; CHERBOURG— Sailed Aug 30--Fr bark* Notre 1
SINSABAUGH DEFEATS
FOLEY AT DEL MONTE
Champiori Lohg^: Bralyi : Bell
*i arid i McLoughlin Vic
torious at Tennis £gM\
Special b\f Leaied Wire Ao The Call
DEL MPNTE.rSept-."4.-^I» thej third
round of /the. men' s^ singles, for, the :Pa
cific '\u25a0'\u25a0 coast -"tennis- .'championship.^ today
former ; Champion ;> George'; Janes; beat
Galusha 6-1, 6-li.V McLoughlin," who had
defeated Carl Gardner,/ in the -.first;
round 11-9, 6-4,; won by. default from
Guerin. ChampionX Melville . Long beat
Hunter ; 6:3,"4-6.: 3," 4-6. 6-1; Braly ! beat "Wood
bury 6-1. 6-1; Hendrick beat Busch 7-5,
6-l;;Bundy beat Reyhtiens 2-6. 6-4, 6-3;
Sinsabaugh beat Foley '6-4, 6-4; Bell
beaLVLieutenant Gatewood /by 'default.
In the men's, doubles. and
Hopper/beat^i^andsberger ,; and Guerin
6-2, 6-2; Melvillej Long; and /Gardner
beat Bacon and Dawson l 6-4, . 6-4;;Buri
dy and Spaulding^b^at Gatewood and
Miirdock by default. •4*., .-.\u25a0\u25a0'"\u25a0•. / '-
' Cassell / and partner V are matched
against'v Sinsabaugh/ arid . Hendrick;
Budgettrand Harper, against Rolfe and
Herbert ; Long; /Whitney/and partner
againstßelJ and Braly; ; Janes and Mc-
Loughlin against Reyntiens 1 and . part
ner; ,Weihe v and Henry a bye. /\ /
In 'the.-mlxed: doubles? Miss Florence
Sutton ; andi' Sineabaugh - "are ..; drawn
agairisf^Mifis^Golda'iMiyer and.- Janes.
Miss Valleaa.Vtiria 'Spauldlng, who, de
feated 7 MissS'Darttels j and '.Hopper - 6-2,
6-2' in \theV preliminary .round, ' are
drawn against.Miss: Ratclifte ' and " Mc
'Loiighlin. '/\u25a0.:.-' : / -\u25a0,"\u25a0*"-'— -'f'VV'- \u25a0'\u25a0•"'\u25a0 > '
;\u25a0'. Mrs. . Farquhar' and. Bell ,'beat -Mrs_.' B.
O. .Bruce and Bundy; 6:4! :2-6; 6-0 in" an
interesting- match. •*/_•>'; ,-• .
.;_Miss^Hotchkissrriand^ ; .Foley, -are
matched .against and -Mr.
drick: " Mrs/ Farquhar /and ~ ; Bell "have
reached ' the /semifinal , round ' through
the default^ of Mrs.'and Mr. Hunter.
. -in'- the , women's- singles Miss Golda
Myer and :Mrß.\ 8.^0.; Bruce drew the
byes. v Mtss* JValleau;O beat 'Mrs. Hen
drick,.sr6,,;6-4,; 6-Jtrfarid Miss Florence
Sutton defeated .Mrsijitobert Farquhar
,7-5 6-4:; •\u25a0;'• . '\u25a0'::'\u25a0 V 'V- 'J: \u25a0-,- " •:, '\u25a0
Miss Valleau ,w.lll knieet Miss Myer and
Miss FlorencerSution.*; will meet Mrs.
Bruce, whY drew/a bye. The winner In
the final? rounds willloppose. Miss Hazel
Hotchkiss, 'the; chaHpion • of- 1906, in
the challenge-match, for . the title on
September; 9. } -f* :'.:;-". \u25a0•":"' '\' :' :>
In -the women'srdbubles, Miss Myer
and^Mrß." F. arqiihar,* defeated Miss j Val
leau and Mrs/ Hendrick 16-1, 6-4; Miss
Florence Suttoh : and^Mrs. Bruce won
from Miss Hotcbklss and Miss Ratcllffe
6-3, 6-ii -: 1 ;y -
The complete, summary of the results
to. date.- follows:';
Men's singles, - first round — Janes won from
Bacon, Galuahaf rota Caswell. McLougblin from
Gardner, Gueriu from Blumentbal. Melville Long
from Hotchklss, Huater froni Doe, Cassell from
Hunt. Braly from Flnnegan. .Gets from Dawson,
Hendrick from Nourse, Murdock - from Lands -
berger, Buscb from . Harper, Bandy from Spaul
dlng. Reyntiens from .Hopper,: Foley from Bad
gett, , Slnsabaogu from - Rolfe. Gatewood from
Cballer, Bell from Whitney (default).
Second round — Woodbury. won from Cassell,
Janes from Galusha,'- McLoughlln • from Guerln
(default). Long from Hunter, Bmly from Wood
bury, Hendrick . from \u25a0 Buscb, Bandy from Keyn
tlens, Sinsabaugb from Foley. - • -:\u25a0 ' . ; .
• Men's doubles— Woodbury and Hopper won
from Landsberger and Guerin. Long and Gardner
from : Bacon and Dawson. Bandy and Spauldlng
from'Gatewood and Mnrdock (default)." ~- '- >.
Women's singles— Miss I Bessie Valleau won
from Mrs. Hendrlck," Miss Florence Suttoa from
Mrs. Robert Farquhar! . . " \u0084
Women's doubles— Sutton ' sisters won from
Miss Hotchklss and Miss Ratcllffe, Miss Myer
and Mrs.; Farquhar from 1 Miss Valleatr and Mrs.
Hendrlek. ;...,-. ,~ , , .., . .
Mixed doubles— Jiiss Valleau ". and . Spaaldlng
won from Miss Daniels and Hopper, -Mrs. Far
qubar'and Dell from Mrs.:Btuce-:*nd.BandjV- - p
WOMEN'S CLUB 'OFfSAN^; - r
%£%: MATEO TO!:Aib LIBRARY
Open Air Fete Will .Be /Held on
Eugene de ;Sabla's
-'• - Grounds -•;-•,
SAN MATEO. SeptT 4.- T -The first meet
ing "of the winter session of the
woman's cfub of ;San Mateo was held
thi3 afternoon "in\F,roebel" hall. "\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0 It was
decided to hold an open air fete on the
afternoon of September 21 and a dance
on the same ; evening.' The ' Carnegie
library Is in difficulties agiain and the
fete will be > for the purpose tot fcom
pleting .'its \u25a0> Eugene de
Sabla has | given the use of his magnifi
cent' grounds Jn El .Cerrito, where the
fete will be held. The dance will, take
place at the Athletic Club hall in San
Mateo the same^evenlng." '::."': ' . ; ''o'^
•\u25a0Under the direction •of Mrs. John ' D.
Sibley, leader: of the choral "section of
the'elub, : the . following- program., was
rendered Cthis /afternoon : "The j Winter
Hath* Not a Blossom", (Reinecke),- cello
solo (selected);, Miss/Lucy Fuhrer; (a)
"For, You" "(Victor Harris)/ (b) lullaby
(Hawley)^ scene from act 2 of "Madam
Butterfly" " (Puccini),; Mrs.' Thomas ;Nu-'
nan ? soprano. Miss Mollie Pratt .pianist ;
cantata, ' "The \u25a0 Birth of : the . Opal"
(Reed); cello obligato, Miss - Lucy
Fuhrer. \u25a0'. ;-\u25a0 '. . \u25a0 , :
MAN WHO STOLE TRAY OF .:.*
DIAMONDS :: CONVICTED
-*•-:-.; \u25a0•\u25a0 - \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 - . ' '•\u25a0 \u25a0 -I- '-' '"
James Reed, Who ; Robbed Oakland
Jeweler^ in Daylight/ Is
\u25a0-\u25a0 Found Guilty
.OAKLAND, , Sept. \u25a0\u25a0: 4. — James Reed,
accused of stealing a tray of "diamonds
valued", at several" -^thousand'*' dollars
from the store of P. C.-Pulse; Thirteenth
and Washington : : streets! ;.in daylight,
was' found 1 guilty by a jury^ tonight,' af-.
teria* trial lasting 'several days. , " ;
The testimony ;' showed : that Reed,
with -two.;' accomplices, 'jeptered : the
store, and "while_the< accomplices talked
with \u25a0 the \u25a0 clerks 2 he "took l a.% tray :-"con
taining the ' germs' from the /show; ; win
'dow.^fßeedt was identified
by several^wltnesses.V* s H e- .'also 1 ? was
identifled ; by \ WllUam \ Ra"ndall,-/a" news-
boy,; as A the man Iwho -bumped ; ?;iiito
h.m while running- in Broadway* north
of '.Thirteenths :"';^\'A, V \u25a0'\u25a0'"'\u25a0 .'./.: *-"'-"' \u25a0 \u25a0'"-
"I-.' Reed was arrested in Fresno' shortly
after, the robber>'« -The -men who /as
sisted him in the; darlngjTobbery.v- e3
caped.. ,v-- \u25a0.-'\u25a0' .•'."-\u25a0'- : ;-' :;"*..• \u25a0*.\u25a0' .•--."'.•;: ',\u25a0'. ?rx .\u25a0
ENDSI LIFE TViTEfjßAicbll
OAKLAND;: Sept.', 41-^Lonely" :a'nd "de
spondent .over. -'continued* Ul health,* Wil
liam "\u25a0'{ Smith; t recently.; discharged ; from
the '"\u25a0 county ' infirmary, \. committed . sui
cideUoday 5 In; Emeryville* by, cutting, his
thrpat he'" gave
his; occupation .- • aa '- that "of r i a \u25a0' VJaborer,"
Smith, wfts;assmall;apd ; frail -iiian;^He.
had been. una>ble» tQV.wq^k * s 'f or ..* several
months.^ He; hadi-a , brbthoraiivlng "in
New; York City. . i''--*~ :i V KYr'-^'i^^'i
TO BEGIN ; NEW, COURTHOUSE
\ REDWOOD ;U ClTY^^Sept: i.4:-^ ; The
co uri ty I con it ac t "• with-" J. [~ JJ A O'-B ri eriV &\u25a0
Co. . ; for .-\u25a0-,. rebuilding U'the "..courthouse
has ' beerrSignfed • afld* thft ! b6.rid jpreseht
: ed "by> the i contracting^ fir ra\ approved.
Work wlll l :besln-atTonce.;f(.' t ' , ;. _; ;;-
Dame d'Arvor, ;\u25a0 from Newcastle;" Eng.^ [ for San
Francisco. \u25a0.-..\u25a0\u25a0 fn.--':_-i>^^v «\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0•» \u25a0--•^.\..i»? >\u2666 -..- ..
i ::\u25a0'. ".\u25a0\u25a0'^'.' OCEAN STEAMERS " .-„ &.T.-'
i - LIVERPOOL—Arrired - Sept. f 4—Stmr/ Ctronla,'
;fronuNewiYork.-»:-;>"V** 'l»?.*-'-:-\;>--- ':\u25a0.-'\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0y. \u25a0':'.;;.'
t-~. NEW^YORK—Arrived ,Septi4—Stmr .President
Lincoln, if rpm.. Hamburg j^stpir.-Nordv Amcrlka,
from-Naples.---\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -^i \u25a0'-\u25a0*.''>\u25a0-, : .".•\u25a0 ":\u25a0: •'" ;;\u25a0.:-:.\u25a0 -r-> -
PLYMOUTH—Arrived Sept?4—Stmr. Deutsch
>la.nd,'*-from*NewjYork,:toriHamburg.-. -
-v; BREMEN—Arrived •; Sept \ 4—Stmr»Kaiser WII
\u25a0 helm f der Grosse.ifrom' New^York, \u25a0" '; j - • -;•
:"Memoranda '% ..v -;.
." i~ ';""
Per utiar Jim'Butler—Sept 3.^ off.Point Areha^
passed:a. Jteain-schr,;apparently^stopped. ;- \u25a0\u25a0
CAMERON WILL COACH
NEVADA'S RUGBY TEAM
Goes to Sagebrush ' State
: to Take; position He
yi > Held Last^ Year
William Unmack
Charles -Cameron, who - coached the
Nevada": university i team so successfully
last year.v has left- for^ the ; Sagebrush!
State, .where ,he .will again^iav'e charge
of the Rugby squad at; the! university.
Cameron is enthusiastic as to the pros
pects of. the Nevada team this year and
conndent;of' turning -out a -team far su
perior ; to =last year's aggregation.:. Most
of last 'year's: players; are'back: at the
institution and 'iome husky n|W-ma
terlal is on hand. - :
. Nevada was. at a' disadvantage last
year 5 by; having* to play ] with -the old
style football, as there ;were'no ortho
dox i Rugby balls to be l had.': There is
a* great-difference intho American and
Engllsh:Rugby:balls. Not to be caught
napping? this time, Cameron imported
several of : English makes and I took
them with;him. . -
. .Cameron -.witnessed-, the California
freshmen 'and 'Barbarian^' match; on
Monday, :\u25a0 arid was : >, : impressed. 'by the
playing of the freshmen, who, he. says,
have a better knowledge of the game
than last year'sUeam.
ONE OF UNIVERSITY'S
FIRST GRADUATES DIES
Franklin P. Marsh, Pioneer
of Berkeley, Succumbs
. to Long Illness
.BERKELEY, Sept. \u25a0 4.— Franklin P.
Marsh,' one of ; the :first graduates of
the University of California, \u25a0• a member
of;*one of California's earliest" pioneer
families, died today at his home, 2329
Roosevelt avenue, : after a long illness.
Marsh had been a civil engineer in the
maintenance of 'way department of the
Southern Pacific f0r.25 years. He was
a native of Illinois,^ 54 : years old.': and
came to -California srhen he was 4
years old .with his father, C P. Marsh.
.Marsh had- lived In Oakland 'v^nd
Berkeley for { half a century. He, was
among those present at the founding of
the University 1 of California. He was
a member of Court Oakland No. 1237,
Independent Order of Foresters. His
wife -and 'three sons, Wllllani H..
Charles A. arid Ralph R." Marsh are liv
ing. 'Three sisters of Marsh also are
living, ; Mrs. G. A. Loring. ' Mrs. A. . F.
Sewell and Miss Sarah Marsh. \u25a0
The funeral will be held Thursday
afternoon \u25a0at 2 o'clock i from Taylor's,'
Fifteenth and Jefferson streets, Oak
land, v
THOUSAND BERKELEY MEN
; • PETITION FOR MERRILL
Wheeler; and Supporters Send Mes
sage to President Roosevelt
v: at Oyster Bay
BERKELEY. Sept. 4.— Citizens co-op
erating with President Wheeler of j the
state university In an attempt to Im
prove^ the service of the Berkeley post
office forwarded to President Roosevelt
today petitions for the appointment of
; Clarence S. Merrlll'as postmaster. The
! names of ; nearly 1,000, well known men
were^ attached^ to, the petition. The
message -wired 'to President -Roosevelt
was as followB: . ,' • "
: . '.',' Berkeley. Sept. 4, 100 T.
• • To Theodore Roosevelt, President of the People
of the United States, Oyster Bay, -N. V.: We
Rend I greeting and thanks for | your Interest \u25a0 in
the ; matter - of , postmastershlp of Berkeley, and
now we ask that you appoint Clarence S. Merrill
as oar because Mr.* Merrill repre
sents ' the \u25a0 business - ability,- faithfulness - and all
that whloh is best in our unl-rerslty town, -where
we feel that a public ofiicer 13 and should be an
example to, the several thousand students in oar
midst, . preparing \u25a0' themselTes for i. the battle of
life. \u25a0-.\u25a0 - -r ,;-:,-.\u25a0• - \u25a0.- ..:..-\u25a0 .-•.,-.'
E. J. Martin. F. W. \u25a0 Fos», Victor J. Robertwn.
R. A. Berry, W. A. GomperU, E. U Cor
yell, E. . H. Webb, Leon B Martin, C. A.
Sherman, O. H. Chick, E. E. Newton, J. L.
j'Barkec* M. E. Holter, C.~ C. Juster. A. C.
SteTens/T 1 .' 1 B. Dresslar, James button. L.
-~ : ' Hntchlnson. E. P. Lewis, I. Strlneham, .
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEBOF CITIZENS' COM
' MITTEE. ;- . ,
BOY. THIEF. BROUGHT BACK
OAKLAND. Sept. 4. — Fred Paskil, the
16 " year old ; youth who robbed Proba
tion Officer Ruess I . while staying at : his
house,", has ; been .brought i back \u25a0 from Al
buquerque, N.M.; -where he .was arrest
ed. The lad sent back a ring belonging
to ?; Mrs. "J Ruess I; and N gave ; information
which led to the recovery of a" bracelet
he had stolen and pawned.";
METCALF GOES EAST,
I OAKLAND, Sept.- 4.-— Secretary of the
Navy Victor ' H., -, Metcalf , accompanied
by Mrs. ; Metcalf, started on the return
trip to \u25a0Washington, D. C, this evening.
GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR
\u25a0"SANTA CRUZ MARDIGRAS
Enormous Crowds 'Are Expected to
Attend arid Plans Are Being -,
V : Accordingly
SANTA CRUZ. Sept. 4.— Great prepar
ations i are 1 ; being' made\.f or the second
annual mardlgras festivities to be held
at "the- : beach September-" 6," 7,. 8 and. 9."
It tfwlll: be = a rgorgeous affair. . Included
1n \u25a0 the *\u25a0 fireworks ; alone .'are ' 1 00 .water
floats; -besides other brilliant features.'
The t bay > will : be - illuminated * and three
bands and' two orchestras will discourse
music.'*} Everybody.}, will -be ,en masque.
'Tons (of confetti ,has : been otdered and
preparations are being, made for/enor
mous ; crowds. : .' • ' .'
WORK BEGUN <ON SANTA W
- CRUZ" LINE I'TO SOQUEIi
Union Traction Company Will ; Build
%k:% k: Big -Bridge for \u25a0 Its Four
\u25a0^ * - , , *'•" "Mile^Extension
Special})}) Leased Wire to -The Call
SANTA H CRUZ,^ Sept. 4.^-Ground has
been" broken for" the new ' line., of i the
Union traction/c6mpany,tO;Soquel. r four
miles tf rom here. 'The \u25a0 line 1 will extend
'. another v mile r* to .'\u25a0'\u25a0' Qapitola's to ;; connect
,with the Z present . forming ; a
loop. ? The '.line will; be standard 'gauge.*
accomplish i; this -^.undertaking a
large concrete Abridge '\ will - 1 - be ' con
. structed » over." the . San : Lorenzo \u25a0 river,' at
."Water \ street."';^,' \u25a0'.':'.'. ":-.-' '"'
FIRE RAZES: PUT, IX -BAY /HOUSE
i BAY^i O., 1 Sept. 4^--The^ Put
In Bay ; house/; one Hhe leading ho
tels Con Uhia ;lsland,"' was jdestroyed , by
flfejlate last' night, =,togetner^wlth" most
of its-contents. Guests \u25a0 were com
pelled \u25a0 to; leave hastily and few., of them
saved their "belongir^gs. .1
BELL* BUOYi INVESTOR DIES
>^CHAKLESTOX;(S.;C^^Sept. 4.—Cap
tain f-Hehry^? Brown, .'a j veteran r of - the
Mex ican and f clvll} s wariß \ and ;• inventor
of I the >;bell' buoy/now jus ed!at : American
portsil dled^here • yesterday ,T V " He \ was ; 80
years -old /and : served v under. Farragiit
aM;port«^fv'":-- ;,:.,:-\u25a0 -' -. -;
HAYNE AND HANFORD
REACH FINAL AT GOLF
Winner of Their Match to
Carry Home the^Del
Monte Clip
Special by Leased Wire to The Call
DEL MONTE. Sept. 4. — In the second
match round df the'competitlon for the
Del Monte cup for men, played on , the
links this, morning.^R^Y. Hayne and
Chapin.'F. Tubbs tied at 18 hole? .and
played off 'over 8 holes. Hayne won,
1 up.: on 21 holes. Tubbs . received a
handicap of two 'strokes. R. G. Han
ford of the i San' Francisco golf and
country club, , receiving four strokes,
beat V. T . B. "Walton 'of the Los Angeles
country.club. 1 up. on the home green.
Hayne and Hanford, .the latter receiv
ing eight strokes, will play' the final
round over 36 holes tomorrow. The
winner will capture the Del Monte cup
and the loser will receive a, trophy ior
the runner 'up.*? • -. : :. .
The eight ladles who handed In the
best scores in the qualifying round yes
terday took part in the. 'first • match
round over 18 holes this morning-.' Mrs.
W. S. Martin, scratch, defeated- Miss } E-
A. "VW Morgan, receiving 10, 5 up,' 4 to
play; Mrs. J. L. Nickel, receiving 4,
defeated Mrs. R..0. Hanford, 2 up, lon
20 holes: -Miss Rita West defeated Mrs.
T. B. Eastland, receiving 8, 2' up; I -to
play, and Mrs.-W. P. George, receiv&g
12. defeated Mrs. . H. .H. Sherwood,
scrfltch * " "i \u25a0 «-' \u25a0
The semifJnal round > will be played
tomorrow morning. Mrs. Martin being
matched against Mrs. Nickel, who will
receive 8 strokes, and Miss West being
paired against Mrs. George, who will
receive 6 strokes. The two will enter
the final round, over 18 holes, on Friday
m6rning for the Del Monte cup for
women and the trophy for the run
ner up.' - \u25a0
The second'half "of 'a- putting- con
tost on the clock green this afternoon,
the first half of which was played
Monday afternoon, took place. Mrs. F.
W. Skaife won with 46. She received a
silver cup, presented by Mrs. J. Leroy
Nickel of the Menlo golf and country
club.
AMERICAN YACHT WINS
INTERNATIONAL RACE
Chewink VIII Finishes First
. and Marblehead Second
in Bilbao Contest'
BILBAO, Spain, Sept. 4. — The Ameri
can yacht Chewink VIII won the first
race today In the international contest
for the Marie Christine cup. distance
7% miles. Time. 2:14:11. The Amer
ican yacht Marblehead was second and
the Spanish yacht Doriga was third.
The American yacht Spokane I finished
seventh..
King- Alfonso witnessed the start,
but did not follow the race on account
of a portion of the rigging of the royal
yacht having: been carried away."". His
majesty congratulated the winner and
drank the health of the Americans In
the club, which rang with cheers for
the victorious yacht.
. MEETINGS — Lod«e»
MISSION chapter No. 79. R. A. M. \J&BSm \u2666
Stated meeting THIS (THUR.S- 'r^*'?^
DAY) EVENING -at 8 o'clock. YxShi*
Xl n r p . deKW * BJ w<l<sr %^E|
R. S. * ALLEN.' Secretary. «\u25a0» -
DORIC lodge No. 216, F. &A. M., a
will hold its stated meetiag ia Doric JV
ball. Golden Gate temple. 2135 \fc,V
.Sutter st.,: THIS (THURSDAYI 7vV\
EVENING. September 5. 1907. at / \
7:30 o'clock. By order of the Senior Warden.
J. R, GOLDSMITH. Secretary.
CALIFORNIA lodge No. 1. F. & A. *
M. — Stated meetiasr THIS (THCRS- - A
DAY) EVENING. September 5. :at %^A#
7:30 o'clock in onr new hall la
Golden Gate commander/ buUdlng ia / \
Satter St. near Steiner.
;.:\u25a0 FRANKLIN H. DAY. Sec.
FIDELITY lodge No. 120, F. & A. M. \u25a0
Stated meetiag THI3 (THURSDAY) J\
' EVENING at 7:80 o'clock. By order XmV
of the W. M. • 7W\
- . FREDERICK BARRY. Sec. ' »
YERBA BUENA lodxe No. 13,
I. O. O. F., 1231 Market at.— -S»^^^§fe
Finsl action on revised bylaws '^i^ I vr*i&.-
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING. *%tH*!*
September 3. Members are earnestly requested
to attend. By order.
W. J. WIGMORE, N. O.
\u0084-"-" CHAS. A. WISEWELL. Rec. Sec.
SLAVONIC I. M. B. society— .
OfSrers and members are ./^S3fe*\.
hereby notified to attend / c^^TljA
regular aad special \u25a0 meetiag ft \u25a0 » T^DTnt 1
FRIDAY EVENING.) S#p- Vg^r*gS>-*iy
tember 6.". at -677 McAllister V A " ' %.v/
at. Fine of $1 . will he Vg.t I .P-W^
' strictly enforced for nonat-
tendance. By . order of
. G.M. SANTICH, President.
- J. VICIN. Secretary. \u25a0
. ONLY LOCAL MANUFACTURERS,
P. PASQOALE CO.. "
1100 WEBSTER COB. TURK.
- ' PHONE WEST 493. •
ARMY. NAVY. BOCIETY GOODS,
REGALIAS. FLAGS. BANNERS."
•> BADGES. CAPS.
' UNIFORMS..,:
. MEKTIXOS— .SpeciaI 1
STOCK -HOLDERS' MEETING. . "
' The regular annual ' meetlae of the - stock
holders of tbe O. W. PRICE PCMP COMPANY
•\u25a0 will be held at the office of ta* company. Si
: 'Jessie St., San Francisco, Cal.. on TUESDAY,
September 10. 1907. at 2 .p. m.
Transfer books will be closed oa MONDAY.
September 2, 1907, at 0 p. m. ." * ti
; :;\u25a0_;• a. H.^ HEAD. , Secrttary: \u25a0
'"' : ';:r: ;V '"" A ' rroi ? II l Y^-r^-^-- :r --
ADVICE FREE.: A complete DIVORCE for |23.
No delay. No charge nates* successful. :•-< . '
\ Estatea. - attachment*. » labor liens, collections/
. See me first , and save ' money. " Open eveniags.
Boom 8, Arcade building. 1230 Flllmore st., \u25a0
Between . Eddy ; and Turk.- • \u25a0* . *.c* :'.* .- .
ADVICE FREE— DIVORCES A SPECIALTY.
. ~ Quick, '\u25a0 quiet ; n» charges ualess sT^ceastnL ;
\u25a0 Collections, wills," deed*,'" etc.: detectives, s ; .
Opea evealaga. • LEGAL ASSOCIATION. -
\u25a0 IS«3 Webster st.- cor. O'Farrell aear Ftnajore:
AA— DIVOBCR: \u25a0- cost $12; Quick, quiet; i advice
\u25a0 free; no charge nnlMs sncceMfalp title to real
estate. restored; baakruptcy; probating of e»-
tatea; general practice. 1028 Market at..- r. 12.
COMPLETE divorce for $23. ;:. .-.>.- --.-r> ' .
- - Advice : free. •. Prompt attention. .- ,
All legal matters;,- 20 years', experience. 3. i
Room 4, 1720 Flllmore at. near Poet. • (
COMPLETE divorce for (25; no 'delay; courteous
.- treatment: square dealing;, please see me first.
Room 2. 2083 Satter st..ncar Flllmore. ..-
I MARTIN STEVENS,' attorney at Uv, - 102« FIH^
; , more ; aCVbet.^ McAllister and G.-- G: a*.^- 1 .
HARRIS & HESS, attorneys at law; W.'.T. Hess
i .-notary ; public. -\u25a0 Room* . 407-409," Call building.
:->--. \u25a0\u25a0\u0084 . .. ,ALF' GROVE 3.-.'; -.;:_ -\u0084*..
, : " ... CALL BCILDINO. >,
-", \u25a0' \u25a0 .Hv}' -JfOTARY^PUBLic .^i'Z'X-i
ADDIE L.BALLOU." formerly 707 Van Nesa ; av..
\u25a0 removed to 1122 Market st. opposite 7th. :
iX pub£ic stenographers ;
K^H^R^NTMKIM^E^Y^-L^ijaT^ror?^^
clalty.' 31S Moaadnoek bldg. ; tel. Temp." 3727."
PUBLIC steaogTapher;- rate* -reasonable. 1783
v Haighfet.; phones Fell 13 and Page 5031.
JOHN R. RUCKSTELL. Call bnlMtag. Roma 308 ;
vaccoaatlag- systems;- Invwtlgatloas; audits.
'\ \u25a0'\u25a0'"*'.\u25a0\u25a0;'\u25a0'• :;: ';-'::; rPE3fsioars^v;'--'r PE3fsioars^v;'--' _;. -} :
PENSION Attorney E A." BUXLIS, 1541 Stelnec
V St.; past commander .Thomas -Post, G. A. R.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
DEWET,' STRONG a" CO.— Founded 1S«O: V. 9. \u25a0
aad foreign patents; laveators* galde: 100 m>- ,
chanlcat - movement"! free. Merchants" - Ei-
change bnildlag. Saa Francisco. _^ !
CARLOS P. > GRIFFIN, patents; late exaasla-r
U. S. pateat office. 814 (CaU) C.Sartck»la.hM.
FRANCIS M. WRIGHT, formerly examiner U. *?. j
patent office. - 925-927 Moaadaock bolldla *. ', .
• DEJITI3TS
DRS. C. W DECKER^
T. H. MORRIS. L. T. CRANZ.
SURGEON DENTISTS.
1318 Sutter st. above Vaa New.
• Rooms 1-2-3-4-6-8-10. "\u25a0
PAINLESS dentistry — Old established, hoaesr. ;
reliable; reasonable prices: perfect work; free'
eeaaaltatten. VAN v ROOM. 1301 FlUiaor* it. I
corner O'Farrell. . .- - i
DR. ARTHUR W. MINAKER. dentist. A. J. (
Mlaaker. physlciaa. removed to Mairhead ;
bnUdiag. 1273 Market st. - !
DR. IRA O. LEEK— AH klads of deatal work, j
813 Fillmore at. Bear Oak. *
HILL, DR LUDLUM. 432 Webster— Kow Malr- '
head bldg.. Market. Hayes aad Larkla st.: gaa. (
! BARTLETT. Dr. C. GRANT, extractiag special- •
. lat; gaa glvta. 2103 Flllaiore. KW. ccr. CaL \u25a0
\u25a0 DB. W. A. MEYER, form. Callagaan baUdJac, 1
, .now 2156 Market at. aear Charch aad 14 ta.
C W. RICHARDS. D. D.. 205-6 Ceatrai bldg . ,
\u25a0 cor. Satter and Polk, for. Mntaal bank hldj.
DR. SIMMS, formerly Parrott bldg.. 833 Market
it. now located 1214 Pott cor. Satter. t. 301.
DR. R. L. WALSH. 875 McAllister W- Lajutm
;_ glatlnnm alllaga. SOe: erowa, ji; plates. |7. ;
DR. H. CRAIGIE— First class dflatlstrr at rea-
: , aonable price*. 681 Folaom at. corner 3d.
DR.. J. J. LEEK, formerly 112S Market, now «2t
Valencia st. betweea 10th aad 20 ta. :
PHYSICIAWS ;
OH. WONG HIM.
HERB DOCTOR,
Permaaeatly Located.
•"'1263 O'Farrell at. bet. Goqga and Octavta.
DR. GERBER.- aararopaihlc physlciaa. 1233 Oc- '
.tavta — Eye, nervous, ehroate His. diseases wo- ;
**mea; aew rceth.; headache, constipation, . tadi-
' gestion. eroaa eyes, ttt. Hr*. 11-2. West 4327.
CALIFORNIA Instltate of Science. (JO4 Eddy —
Hopeless tavalids healed ia dlsmises prononnc»i
iacnrable; borne treataeat. PROF. BOUGIE.
~ ~~ SEE MAIN CHY.
Chinese Tea and Herb Saaitarfao.
908-010 Stockton St.. San Francisco.
DR. F. C. KECK returned aad resaraed practice.
• ear. McAUiater and Steiner sta. Hrs. 2-4 p. m.
X-RAY aad Fla*eo Ujtn Laboratory.
• 999 Stetaer st. eoraer McAllister.
DR. J. H. SHIRLEY, form. Sacramento; cancer
specialist; board, room, nurse. 693 Fell at.
OPPENHEIMER CURE FOR ALCOHOLISM.
20W MARKET ST. "
DR. F. THOMAS (formerly Donahue bids.), bow
. 816 Tark.at- Tel. Fraaklla 1390.
PROFESSOR SHIPLEY, tape worm specialist.
1217 Webster st. aear Eddy.
ACTO.MOBILSS
AUTOMOBILE "BUYS" THIS WEEK.
Pope Toledo 2 cyl.: seats S: saap .$l3O
Fo»d 4'cyL nmaboat; Just like new 530
Pope Trlbnae runabout; Jast good eaoagh.. 323
, '«$ Antocar rnnabont: tally equipped 730
PHENIX AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
43th st. and Saa Pablo ay.. Oailiad.
TAN NESS GARAGE.
ISG2-ISIO Vaa Ncsa a*.
AntomobUe repairing, ear reatal aad star*;-.
First class work at reasonable rates.
FOR sale — Model "X" Wiatoa automobile, aewly
painted, thoroughly overhaal-rf and ia 2rst
class condition. Farther laformatloa of Cr*a«
Co.. 13ta aad Webster sts.. Oakland. Machine
caa be seea at 3211 Frultvale ay.. Frultvale.
AUTOMOBILE banraias — 1907 32 hors-power
touriaj? ear. X Wiatoa. 2 Pope-Toledo tonrtn*
ears, 2 cylinder Rambler. Bulck and Reo; also
Reo runabout: all In good condition ; see these
snaps. RENSTROM CO.. 424 Stanyaa . st.
ACTOCAR RUNABOUT '08.
• »73a
Englae aad gears fia«; bas fall leather top,
searchlights , and a big bay at t3ls price.
\u25a0 Pbeali AntomobUe Exchange. Oaklaad.
1907 PREMIERS, immediate delivery: also 2d
hand Old*. Crawford. Ford, good order: stor-
age and repairing antoa specialty. Goldea Gat*
- : Garage. NE. cor. Fall and Ashbnry. West BS^5.
HIRE the 1907 Premier laadaalet, a braad bbtt
closed car. at the cost of tae rearalar livery
rigs. Call ap day or night. Golden Gata
Onraye. 17JS Fell st. Paoae Weat «.jjt3.
PULLMAN antomoblle* far immediate delivery
oa exhibition at the salesroom* of the REN-
STROM CO.. 424 Staayaa st.: tel. Park 475.
AUTOMOBILES REPAIRED! " '
LILIENTHAL BBOTHERS' GARAGE. •
317» 21ST ST.* _PHOXE MARKET 532.
COLUMBIA antomobUe: perfect coadltion: pric»
$1,500. City Motor Car Co., 1333 Busa at.;
tel. Frnnklln 3009. v_
NEW Ualvertal Carbnretor*; positive irearmatow
or money back. L. H. & B. I. BILL. 132
Valencia st. . ~ /.,-
'O5 POPE-TOLEDO at a barntn; la nae rnnaias
- order. Call at €8 Fnltoa St., ask for Mr.
Devanx. . . . r .
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING, '**•
Also carriage. W. H. BERWICK. 411 Grove.
EASTERN AUTO CO.. expert repairing, general
machine work; batteries recharged. 345 Hayes.
E. H. MORRIS. «ato broker. ISIS-20 Telegraph
ay.. Oakland — 2d hand automobiles: eat. 1901.
! AUTOMOBILE repairing: storage battery chnrg-
lag, repairing. I. L. De JONQH. 448 Faltoo.
SAN FRANCISCO VULCANIZING CO.. 423
Valencia st. Attto tire repairing onr specialty.
AUTOMOBILE tralnins school: new *1a» start-
lng.ToeiHlaj evening. Any. «. 406 Larkia »t.
PACIFIC STATIT3 AUTO SCHOOLS now open.
2SS Golden Gata ay. Tel. Fraaklla 3213.
FOR sale, very cheatr good, strong St. Loots
runabout. Inquire 750 Sansome st.
: ART GLASS
AA— California Art Glass B. A C. Works. 933
Howard »t. Phone Temporary 1317.. -~
PLAIN. leaded *ad art glad*. N. HCRRELL.
212 Goach st. between Oak and Fell. -
_ APOPTIOy
ALAMEDA Maternity VlSaT»trictl7 private : ln-
fanta adopted. DB. EMIHE FUNKE. 1413
! Ptb st.: Alameda. •
;
ANGLE L-AMPS
ANGLE LAMPS best lamps for readiaz. BOESCH
LAMP CO.. Coast Aggnti. 1135 Minion rt.
ARCHITECTS
1 S. HI BASO. Japanese designer aod baHdlßj eoa-
tractor. Cor. M<ta and Bellvae. Bm-l.'ngame.
I
- CXJURVOTAJTTS
FREE! FREE!! FREE!!: '. ! T"
A LTTTLE BIT IBEE!
'Before you have a reading, Fremoat. to prove
his . wooderfnl clalrvoyaat powers, 'to al) who
come prepared for bis reduce! 30c reaUlass,. wUI
, give joa a test first.
A SOLEMN PROMISE. -
• I announced and took oath .that 1 woold aever
. accept or retain aay fee where in aay> way I fell
short of my promise. 1 agaia solemnly agree to -
refnse to accept or retabx aay fee whatsoever If J
"I . fail to give yon - th* utmost satisfaction, aad
j unless yoa fiad me superior — vastly superior— to
aay clatrvoyaat, medinm, seer or healer ia tae
clty.'^aaitK \u25a0 . .*. -
» FREMONT can be eoasolted on an matter* of
life. .Caltbe all others in bis work, oaee you ar»
In bis presence yonr Ufa to him ia aa open book.
Tells yotir affallw and troubles better thaa. you
could ' yourself. Calls you by nama — tells ywnr
age," name of preseat lover, when yon will marry,
or anything you may want to know. Every hop*,
fear aad wish of your life — how to attain, them.
Tells more facts la five minutes thaa otAera do
ia a life time.. Doe* what other* claim to da in
20 to 30 day* or no pay. Oh: wive* with aching
heart*.' maidens with unfaithful lovers, mto aad
youths who are strujgllag witb sorrow aad de-
spair, can oa.tbis gifted man Immediately. He
will set yon rignt. He has helped thoosaad*.
Why aot you? All bostaesn sacred. 10 a. a. 'to
8 p.m. Brtns this ad. 1633 gutter st. -
A— Mrs. Dr; F. Clark.
The Well Kaown Trance Medtsin. - -
Give* Trnthfttl Advice en AH Affair* of Life.
r * •-' Leara .Waat Ia Before To«.
Buslans opportoaltles.Joorßey*. specalatloa.
social «ad domestic conditions, failure*, suc-
cess. Ul health. cvß'la&ieaee. love, marriages,
divorce, lawsuits aad all hamaa affairs, advised
\u25a0 upon with unerria* \u25a0crara^^MsPEßssSsasVHß
' -'- ThA'wise «•€ . every . means to eompasa . vie- .
;- tory; tnooaaads" have oeea helped; If yon.ar»
i la trouble of aay kind. . naaappy. not - eaUafled
in life, have domestic, love or baslaesa trou-
bles; yea wiU be . told how to oveccom* them
MRS. DB. F. CLARK. . *
< : PermaaenUy located at 1423 Sterner at."
**; Between EUJ* aad O*Farr«O. : S. F.
' : ;—; — : — :: — ~~~ — T~~"~ . .. 'I .
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