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STEAMSHIP UARDA
RIVALS THE ARK
Animal Kingdom Is Well Rep
resented by Pets on the
Kosmos Steamer
Arrives in Port With Unusuat
Supply o! Live Stock and
Much Treasure
,ard«, which arrived yesterday from
Hamburg via southern ports In a
measure resembled a floating me
?*? \ . Every officer on the vessel
had a .hoice pet of some sort— led off
by Captain Peterson, who had two It
•rat hard to tell which Peterson valued
u.e most highly, his fat little dachs
hund, which faithfully guarded the
cabin door and emitted an uproarious
series of howls and yelps as any
siranper approached, or a wonflerfJl
bird he called the kelner kahn. This
bird is one of the most extraordinary
looking specimens that has ever ap
peared here, its beak Is as long as its
body: It* upper plumage is a. brilliant
.srreen and its breast feathers a. golden
yellow, while its huge beak is of the
same shades, with the colors reversed.
The mate has for his pet a snarling
tsger cat, with magnificent gray fur
i.nd snapping green eyes.
The chief engineer has an ant eater
wjth a long, bushy. taiU- Added to this
are a number of pet dogs, a goat and
many parrots and singing birds of dif
ferent varieties.
The Uarda also has added another
i.nusnal curiosity in Joseph Schleick,
the performer, known as "the only man
<.n eatrh with ribs as strong as steel."
Sehlelcli says his act consists of lying
down upon the stage of the theater
fnn having an automobile weighing
tv.-o tons run over his body. He says
during the last three years he has been
inn over 3.400 times. He also says he
ran lift three men with one arm. He
weighs 250 pounds.
The Uarda brought 2.124 tons of
cargo and $47,750 in treasure.
Eleven Racing Yachts Are
Making Good Time
CHICAGO, July 25. — Running before
« strong southwest wind all night,
\u25a0which grew considerably lighter with
dawn, the el«ven Chicago to Mackinac
raring yachts made good time up the
western coast of the southern penin
sula of Michigan.
The leaders, the schooners Amorita
and Valmore, accoridng to reports
from points of contact, were running
about five miles out from shore at
evening, carrying full canvas and using
the spinnaker sails to great advan
tage.
At Frankfort it appeared that the
Valmorc, the big Thompson schooner,
.was leading the Amorita by a mile or
more with a time allowance of 2:42:32.
T-li* thinl boat was the sloop Vencedor,
which has an allowance of only three
\u25a0 minutes over the Valmore. The out
look was that both the Amorita and
ibe Vencedor were beaten, but a high
v in<l might change the situation en
tirely.
The ymall boats were reported from
'three to five hours in the rear, but
i heir time allowances were heavy. The
Maida at night had nearly eight hours
\u25a0in which to catch up with the Valmore.
TONE CONFUSED ON
GOTHAM STOCK MART
Market Hard to Gage on Ac
count of Intermittence
NEW YORK. July 25. — The appear
snee of 'intermingled strength and
\u25a0weakness in the Etock market last week
kept' the tone confused and had the ef
fect of causing some suspicion of the
msrket position.
The action of United States steel was
The main influence In Increasing this
impression. The price failed to hold the
Mgh level at 73 touched at the end of
she previous week. Union Pacific and
United States steel shared between them
The dominating influence on the whole
market. The assumption had grown in
siock market circles that the dividend
on United States s%el would be In
creased Tuesday of this week.
The approaching termination of the
labors for tariff revision will mark a
period that has been looked forward to
with calculation in every branch of
trade, industry, finance and speculation.
This long time calculation leaves little
probability that any sudden or preclpi
late action or any violent effects will
b« produced by the actual culmination
of the cvefit.
The copper field last week saw come
price improvement, •which suggested a
quickening of demand for copper.
In the field of the money market there
sre Plgns of a stirring of commercial
activity. Mercantile paper is not yet
In large supply, but bankers «re In
clined to hold out for higher discount
iat<-s In buying iv
The continued confidence over the
crop* outlook adds to the promise of in
< jeasing demands for banking facilities.
The heavy outgo of gold to South
America, is having some effect In re
stricting supplies, and the fall In inte
r/or exchanges In New York marks the
subsidence of the stream of relier from:
that direction.
The sustained case of the present
money situation is strikingly illustrated
by the fact that national banks have
already returned to the national treas
ury the greater part of the installment
of the $16,000,000 of government de
posits called for August 13.
ACTIVITY CONTINUES IN
IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY
High Prices Prevail and Com
petition in Some Lines Keen
NEW YORK, July 25.— Activity con
tinues throughout the Iron and steel
.industry. The tendency still Is toward
higher prices, but there is more or less
irregularity and in come lines keen
competition.
The buying, movement in pig iron
the eastern territory is gaining mo
mentum with contracts placed last
week for foundry and basic iron aggre
gating 75.000 tons, made up of 35,000
bußlc and 40,000 foundry grades. Basic
iron has advanced from $15.75 to $17.00
delivered, 10,000 tons selling at the out
side price, delivery over; this year.
Billets have been in active demand
and at prices ?1.00 to |2.00 per" ton
higher, 11,000 tons open hearth bring
ing $25.00 to $26.00 at the mill. ,
SSteel bars have sold mainly &,t $1.30.
but Rome business has been done lower
and small lots at $1.35.
It is notable that while plain mate
rial has been bringing fcorc money,
prices of fabricated, steel have;,con
tinued very ragged. 'Contracts for fab
ricated steel during- the week aggre
gated 26,000 tons. Wrought; iron has
beerf advanced $2.00 per ton in the east.
and an advance in steel pipe is expected
soon. ;tVire products again sprang. lnto
activity in the last few. days " in; anticl- ,
pation of an advance of $2.00 per ton,
which will probably be announced
Monflay.
Wind Marathons Down Coast at 70 Miles an Hour
POINT REYES TIMES
SPEED OF THE GALE
Kosmos Liner Salatis Bereft of
Its Flag and Staff in
Fierce Squall
The weather bureau at Point Reyes reported at !
5 p. m. yesterday that the wind was blowing
from the northwest at the rate of 70 miles an
hour.
The Kosmos steamer Salatis had barely got
along side its dock yesterday when a terrific
squall struck the vessel and tore tlie flagstar:
from Its stern, carrying both staff and flag out
Into the bay.' The flag was rescued, but the
staff Tvns demolished.
THREE FREIGHT CARRIERS ARRIVE
Three big freight carriers came into the port
yesterday evening aitaost at the same time.
They were the American-Hawaiian steamship
Virginian, Captain Coleord. seven '• and a half
days from Salina Cruz: the Kosmos steamer
.Salstib. Captain Reckman. three days and eight
hours from Everett, and the Kosmos . steamer
Uarda. Captain Peterson, 12s days from Ham
burg and sir days from Mazatlen. The three
big freighters made an Imposing sight as they
lay anchored In the stream. The Salatis and
the Carda docked In the afternoon, but the
Virginian will not come to its berth until early
this morning. ,
The Salatia. which was the first to arrive.
ha* on board 1.700,000 feet of lumber loaded at
Everett, destined for Panama. It also has In
Iti hold 1,500 barrel* of flour for New York. It
will take on board at this port 650 tons of
prunes and a large quantity of red and white
wines In bulk for Hamburg. It will sail for
Hamburg and way ports tomorrow night.
The Virginian has on board a general cargo
of merchandise of 2.000 tons.
STARTS ON LAST VOYAGE
Th« ship Henry Failing, Captain Burgess,
started yesterday on the beginning of its last
voyage. It left in the afternoon In tow of the
tag Hercules, bound for Tacoma. There it will
take on a cargo of lumber, piles and ' ties, for
New York. When it reathes that port It will
be dismantled and made Into a barge and will
end Its days. on the Atlantic coast.
The Falling is a well known vessel on this
coast, where it has been In the lumber trade for
25 years. It was built in. Bath, Me., In 1882.
EXDB LONG VOYAGE
The French ship Thiers arrived In late last
night, after a long run of 115 days from New
cattle, Australia. It brings a cargo of coal to
Hind. Roiph & Co. The ship's trip is the
slow«*t on the Australian run this year.
BRINGS OIL
The barge Ssntiago, Captain McDonald, -in tow
of the tug Navigator, arrived yesterday 12 hours
from Monterey with 0.800 barrels of oil for the
Associated oil company.
WILL SAIL TOMORROW
The Toro Klsen Kaisha . steamship Tenyo
Maru will sail for the -orient tomorrow at 1 p. m.
WILL GO TO DRYDOCK
The United States cruiser California came
down from Mare island yesterday and today
will so to the drydoefc at Hunters point.
BRINGS MANY PASSENGERS
The Pacific Coast 6team>-hlp president. Captain
Cousins, arrived in port yesterday 0O hours frotn
Seattle. It brought 420 passengers.
KOREA DUE TOMOBKOW
The Pacific Mail steamship company's steamer
KoreA is due to arrive tomorrow from the orient.
LUMBER RECEIPTS
lumber receipts from the north coatt by sea
yesterday amounted to 2.155,000 feet.
DEFIANCE- TOWING THE CENTRALIA
SANTA BAHBARA-July 25.— The tug Defiance
arrived at noon froui^Wln Francisco and left Im
mediately for the north with the disabled steam
schooner Centralia in tow.
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
BAK PEDRO, July 25.— The hteamer Santa
Rosa arrived this morning from San Diego, took
freight and passengers, and cleared for ban
Francisco, via Redondo and Santa Barbara.
Steamer Daisy Freeman arrived today from
Grays Harbor with lumber. . _ \u25a0_
ASTORIA July 25.— Steam schooner Wellesley
arrived today from San Francisco and proceeded
up river at once to commence loading himber
for a return. . ,
Pteamer Argo arrived in today from Tillamook
with freight and passengers and proceeded to
Portland to discharge.
Steamer Yellowstone arrived here this after
noon, and after taking on -some fuel oil pro
ceeded up the river to Wallace" s slough, where
It will discharge a quantity of chain, after
which It will load lumber for return.
Hammond lumber company's log raft arrived
down the river today in tow of three river tugs
and was met here by steamer G. W. Kenwlck.
which took the raft in tow and crossed out at
3 o'clock f* San Francisco.
Steamer Eureka Hailed this morning for Eu
reka with a good freight and passenger list.
Steamer Northland, with a full cargo of lum
ber for San Francisco, crossed wit today.
Steamer Alliance, with a good freight and
passenger list, crossed out today for Coo« bay.
Steamer F. S. Loop arrived down the river
last evening and crossed out today for San Fran
cisco with a full cargo of lumber.
Steamer Breakwater arrived In this morning
from Coo* bay with a good freight and paseen
eer list and proceeded to Portland to discbarge.
SEATTLE, July 25. — Arrived: Steamer Hum
boldt, from Skagway and ports; steamer Santa
Clara, from Tacoroa.
jsailfrt steamer St. Croix, for southeastern
Alaska.
Army .Tranwportu
The I»gan sailed July 15 from Manila.
The Crook in In port. .
The Buford Is In port and will sail for Seattle
Jnly 2C. '
The Sherman I« In port.
The Warren Is at Manila.
The Kilpatrlek left Manila May 1, bound for
New York by Tray of Suez.
The Bheridan Is In port. ; •
The Thorns*, outvrard bound, sailed July lo
from Honolulu.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
AKMVED
Saturday, Julj 24.
Sttnr Norwood, Martin, ; 54 boars from Graj*3
llsrbor, bound south: pot in for fael.
Stmr CbPbsllc, KetUeson, 53 , hours from
Grays Harbor.
Sunday, July ; 25.
Rtmr Aemc. Olsrn, 26 hours from Kurcka. -
Gpr stmr Salatiie, Iliofcman, .". days and S
bours from Erorctt; put In to fintab losdlng:.
Stmr Sea Foam. I^ee.' l4 hours from Mcndo
dno. tU Point Arena 10 boars. •
SUcr >'acn Smith, Olscn, 35 hours from Coos
Ktmr BrunsnieW, nsmmer, 14 bours from Fort
"tmr Virginian, Colcord. 7fi days from Sallna
Stmr Wat*on, Griffith, C4^ boars from Seat-
Stmr Gnalala. Martinson, 21 hours from Hardy
Stnir President, Conslns, 50 hours from.Seat
lier Btmr Carda, Petcrsen, 12S days from
Hamburg and ttbt ports, Tla < Mazatlan 0 \u25a0 days.
Stmr I'hocnlx, Matson, 20 hours from Snelter
Stinr Point Arena, Jabnscn, 14 bours from
Stmr TVhittler, Seamen, 22 hours from Port
*Fr sliip Thlers. 113 days from
Npweastle. Australia. _
Sclir ' AdTance, Ogidnessen, 3.4.days from Co
""schr Santiago. McDonald. 12 hours from Mon
tfrer. In tow tug "NrrtKßtnr..
' SAILED
. Sundsy, July 25. "
Stmr ruiton. Moloney, Fort Bragg..
Stmr Norwood. Martin. = San Pedro.
Bsree 3. Klrkwood,* Port San Lois," In tow
tug Dauntless. • :
Stmr Admiral Surapmon, Bsrtlott. . Seattle.
• Tug Hermles.' Thompson, Taeoma, with 6blp
U^nrr Falling in tow. .'
.: Sbln Henry \u25a0 Fajllnj;, Bur^ss, Tacoma, , In^ tow
tue Hercules.
• Strur William ll."' Murphy, Corning, Eureka. -
. PASSED AT SEA
) Per «tmr . Vlrginlan-^-July - 23. midnight. •. off
Point Conception, ' Ger Rtmr U«r«la. ; from. Ham
burg and ' way ports, -for ' San Francisco. ...
- i.DIF.D
In this rlty, -% July, 24. S:l3 p. m..;»t tbi>
liwn* 1 of his son. Captain M.- C. ErnVlne, " for.
mprly ,ln the. employ ;of- the Alaska commercial
cowpsny. later;* bar. pilot., and at the -time of
bis death a pilot <H>mmlP«lnner.iaangHßESHM
. WKATHERIIEPOnTS
POINT I^OBOS, Jn1y.25,0 «..m.— Hazy; wind,
\rMt:-*i>locltt\ -7 mllcn per hour." • ; ," '
\u0084 POINT REYES,*.: July- 25. : 9 a. m.— Foggy;
\u25a0wind, • northwest;. Telocity, no. miles \u25a0- ner.hour.
'5' p. m.-i^Clear;- wind, northwest;: TclocHy;7 70
tulles per honr. • • _\u25a0"\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 -r \u25a0' \u25a0":
FAnAU.ONES." July -25, - 9. ». ;m.--Cloudy ;
wind, : northweftl ; '.Telocity, j34 C miles ' per - hour.
5 t>. rn.-^Clear; '\u25a0 wind,'' northwest; " Telocity,'? 34
m\\f> per honr. .". :.-.',."\u25a0'. .. .-'\u25a0-.'.:
TATOOSH. July 25, ft .a. m.— Clear; ; : wind.'
northeast;. -Tcloelir,: 6 'miles: p«»r hour.? \u25a0
- TELF.GKAPniC .
- i POINT T.OBOS. ' July 1 25, - ; 1 0 p. m .— Wes ther.'
hsry; ; wind, northwest; Telocity.-" 22 : . rnllcs>p«»r,
hour. .'*"-•\u25a0\u25a0"*.. \u25a0 •\u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0\u25a0>.;/"\u25a0•-, v ..- \u25a0.:••:\u25a0-•• -\u0084:.;: .
BT i UNITED IWIRELESSiCOMPA XT/"
; Kt mr " A Hsp."^ henep Jnlr.: 21 - f or,, Antorta — July
24. 6:20 p.- tn.V"°n":oolntnl>la i rlrer.V- "
- B'mr Colonel R. 1.. ' Drake, hp.neo- Jnlr 2i for
THE SAN :EBANCISCO I GALL, JULY 26, 1909^
Seattle-^-Jtily \u25a0 24," 7:15 p. m., off Point Beyes.
Stmr President, trom \u25a0 Seattle for • San , Fran
cisco—July . 24, 11 p. m., off Mendocino.
• Stmr Oorernor, hence July 24 for. Seattle— '•
July 24, 10 p. m.. off Point Arena.
DOMESTIC POUTS
TATOOSH— Passed -' in July ; 24— Stmr Atlas,
hence July \u25a0\u25a0- 21. for -Tacoma;- steam schooner
(probably Jim. BuUer),. hence 'July 20, for, Seat
tle. . • - - .- \u25a0 :?.:. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 . - .-:..\u25a0.\u25a0•;
Passed out July 24 — Bktn Archer, from Roche
harbor, for San Francisco. \u25a0 . July 25 — Stmr
Texa,n, from- Tacoma, for Honolulu.. -\u25a0
SEATTLE — Arrived July 25— Stmr Humboldt,
from Skagway; etmr Jim Butler, hence July. 2o.
Sailed July 23— Stmr St. Croix, for Skagway.
Arrived July a — Stmr Humboldt, . from Skag
wsy; stmr Santa Clara, from Tacoma.'
VALDEZ— Arrived July 24— Stmr Portland,
from Cordova., and sailed noon for Seattle. \u25a0
NOME— Arrived July 24— Stmr Meteor, from
Tacoma and Seattle.
KETCHIKAN— Arrived July 24— Stmr North
land, from Seattle; stmr Spokane, from Skag
war. \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 . - ;.-'.. . ;' . \u25a0 "... . .
WESTPORT (Wash.)— Arrived July 25— Stmr
Helene. hence July 21. . \u25a0
ASTORlA— Arrived Julj- 24— Rtmr Falcon, for
San Francisco. July 25 — Stmr: Breakwater, from
Coos bay; stmr George W. Fenwlck. . f rom Mukll
teo; stmr Yellowstone, hence July 22; stmr
Argo, from Tillamook; stmr Wellesley, from
Coos bay.
Sailed .: July' 25— Stmr Eureka, for Coos bay
«nd Kureka: stmr Alliance, , for Coo» bay;' stmr
Asuncion, - for San Francisco; . strar George' W.
Fenwlck. for San Francisco, with log raf t in
tow: stmr F. S. I^oop. for San Francisco; stmr
Northland, for San Francisco. .-:
TACOMA— Anived July 25— U 5? stmrs Perry,
Hopkins and Pan! Jones, "from Seattle.
Sailed July 23 — Nor stmr Elr, for Antofa
gasta; stmr Santa Clara, for Seattle; stmr City
of Puebla, for .Seattlej-stmrTexan, for Hono
lulu. .
PORT SAN LUlS— Arrived July 25— Stror
Coos Bay, hence July 23, and sailed for San
Pedro. -via way ports.'
POINT LOBOS— Passed July 25— Stmr Au
relia, from San Pedro, for Kureka.
POINT REYES— Passed July 25— Stmr Kath
erlne, from Santa Barbara, for Eureka ; stmr
Argyll, from Seattle, for Port San Luis.
SAN PEDRO— Arrived July 25— S$mr Dal«y
Freeman, from Grays Harbor.
FORT BRAGG— Sailed July 25— Stmr Na
tional City, for San Francisco.
SANTA BARBARA— SaiIed - July 25— Stmr
Centralla, for San Francisco, iv toir tng De
fiance.
ISLAND PORT
HONOLULU—SaiIed July 25— Stmr Pleiades,
for San Francisco. "
Memoranda
Per Fr ship Thiers, from Newcastle. Austra
lia— Had head winds the entire passage. Off
Farallones, July 24, In . strong northwest wind,
blew away upper topsail "and one Jib. When
crossing the line passed a four masted schooner.
When in lat 24 deg 23 mln S, long 12S deg 19
mm W, ran very close to an ' lslaud \u25a0 which
appeared very low In the water.
SANTA BARBARA. July 25 — Stmr Centralia.
before reported a* having put in here with tall
shaft broken, left here today in tow of tug
Defiance for San Francisco.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVK
From | - . Steamer | Date '
Hakodate [Tons wanda .... I July 20
Grays Harbor... ..jSanta Monica. .. July 2t>
Portland & Astoria (Cascade | July 2G
Humboldt | North Fork .... July 20
San l'edro Yosemlte ...... July 20
Humboldt City of Topeka.jJuly 2t»
.«sn Diego & Wsy Ports Santa Rosa.... July 20
Portland & Astoria.... State of Cal.:. July 2G
Hongkong via £. Pedro M. »S. Dollar. . . July 2'!
China & Japan (Korea July ii~
Humboldt ! P. A. KUburn. . July 27
Willapa Harb0r..... .. |J. B. Stetson.. July. 27
Portland & Astoria Northland . July 27
Mexican Ports.. ... ....|Curacao July 2*
San Pedro |Hanalel ..July 28
Coqullle ItlTer. |Klliabeth ...... July 28
New York Tia Ancon.. San J05e....... July 2S
Point Arena &. Albion. Porno . July 29
San Pedro .". (J. W. F.lder. . . July 29
Coos 8ay.......... M. F. Plant... July 29
Pujjet Sound Ports City of Puebla. July 30
Seattle & Tacoma Bnckman July :50
San Diego & Way Ports President ...... July :*»0
San Pedro & Way Ports Coos Hay. ..... July :1O
Tsulti Marlposa [July 31
.Seattle & Tacoma..... Carlos jjuly 31
Portland & Way Ports . Itoanoke ...... |July .",1
TO SAIL \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' ' '
Destination | Steamer 1 Sails | Pier
July 20— ~j ! |
I<os Angela Ports..:.. Cascade .... o pm ....
Grays Harbor Newburg ... 3pm 7
San Diego 4- Way I'orts President .. 2pm 9
Astoria & Portland.... Yosemlte /. 3 pm ....
CJrays Harbor.". .... Tsiunlpai-t .. 2 pm ....
Humboldt ......... Ravolli .... 3pm 2
Humboldt J. J. Loggle 5 pm . ...
July 27—
Astoria & Portland. Tahoe .... ....
Seattle & Tacoma. ... Chan. '\u25a0 Nelson 5 pm 20
Japan & China.... . Tenyo Maru 1 pm 42
Hamburg & Way PortsjSalatl* 12 m 19
Pnget Sound Ports Icmatilla ... 2pm 9
Seattle direct Rainier 3pm 7
Astoria & Portland:.'. .[Nome City.. 4pm 7
I.os Angeles Ports fj. B. Stetson
July -28—
Humboldt F. Kllburn. . 10 am 13
Honolulu ". Hilonlan ... 12 in Hi
Grays Harbor S.. Monica... 4pm -
Mendocino & Pt. Arena Sea Foam . . 4pm 4
Humboldt JCHy Topeka. 110.30 a 11
July 2»—
Mexico & Corinto... .. Krna
Los Angeles Ports Hanalei 3pm 7-
Portland & Way Ports. G. W. Elder I pm 13
Humboldt North ,'Fork.". 1 nm 20
San Diego & Way Port* Santa RoTa.. 10.30ar i)
July 30— t
New York Tia Ancon.: Newport ... 12-ni 24
Auckland & Sydney... . Tymerle ... 12 in ....
Seattle &: Tacoma..... Watson ..: 1 pm 20
Coquille River ..... Elizabeth .. spm 10
Grays Harbor «..G. Llndauer.! Ipm 2
July 31— \u25a0 -^
Coos Bay.. M. F. riant. 3pm S
Point Arena & Albion.. Porno opm 2
Sallna Cnin... Ncvsdan ... 12- mj 23
Pnget Sound Ports..... President '.. 2 pml 9
Astoria & Portland.... State of CaliU'am 27
Astoria & Portland..'. .(Northland -'.'.l spm 2
Xxt* Angeles Ports. . ...JRonnoke ...| 5 pm 13
\u25a0 TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
Destination.' -' ]' • Steamer (Dale
Nome & St. Michael:..! Jefferson ......Uuly 20'
Sksgvray & Way Ports. I Spokane .......'July 30
Skngwny ' &. W«y' Ports. |Queon ....... ..Uuly "0
Nome & St. Michael... I Mackinaw .....j July 31
Valdez & Sem-an1. . . . . . |0hi0 (Aug. 1
Nome & St. Michael^. (Victoria \u25a0..*.... .|Aug. 1
Sun. Moon and Tide
Lnlted States ooafst and- geodetic •\u25a0 surrey — Time
and beithts of tides at Fort Tolnt. For city
front (Mission street; wharf) add -25 minutes.;
MONDAY. JULY 20
Snn rises .":07
Snn ce to 7 r25
Mrion Bets — —— a. in. j
Full . moon.. Aligns t 1, at 1:05 p. m.
I.act quarter m00n..... ...Augu5t S. at 4:01 h. m.
ITimet , ITlmel - ITlmel jTlmel ~~
Jly.l 1 Ft I 1 Ft*' — ' Ft ' 1 Ft
|L W| |n W| . \u25a0 |L W| |H W|
26.. 0:lf| 1.7| 7:10 3.5|11:15 _ 2.8 0:05 5.2
27.. 1:121 1.1 8:22 3.R 12:15 , 2.S fi:4« 5.4
25.. 2:051 0.5 0:25 ' 3.81 1:12 : 3.1 7:30 5.7
29.. 2:521— 0.1 10:15 4.1 2:10 3.2] 8:18 R. 9
SO.. 3:401— 0.711:00 .4.3 3:08 3.2 »:10 6.1
31.. 4:22)— 1.1 11:42 '4.7 4:00 , 3.2|10:00 .6.2
V. S>. Brnnrh f Hydrojrranhle ; Of flee
A branch of the United •, States hyilrOgrnphic
office, located ta the.^Merchants*. Eschanjrp. Is
maintained In San Francisco, frnv the. benefit of
mariners.' without regard to. nationality and frea
of expense. NaTipntors nre cordially invited 'to
Tlslt the office, where complete sets 'of' charts
nnd sailing : directions ; of .' the ; trorld \u25a0 are kept at
hand -for comparison ami - refprenee and the
latent Information . c«n : always 'bo obtained re-
Rardinx illfthts."-, dangers -to navljratlon; ai»d mat
ters Of interest to ocenn commerce. . • '
/ J. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant/ T7.' S. N.. 'in charge.
BALFOUR,
GUTHRIE
\u25a0ai go.
Announce- the removal of their
offices from -'No." .340 Sansome
Street ' to their permanent location,,
No. 350 California Street
' San Francisco, July^ 26, 1909.
E. F. HUTTON & Co|
490 i California mU ' Tel. DbuJElaa 2487 •
St. Francis Hotel Tel: Douelas 35)82
JflemlißrsjNew; York Stock
Pioneer Honiie . .'
' Prlvat^ .Wire «• ; Chicago and ,-r
.'':.'.. \u25a0-New- York \u25a0'.''.\u25a0
n; ; E. > MULCAHY; Manaser^
Weather Report
/United States Department "of •'Agriculture—
: W«ather Bureau, San Francisco, July 25 •
KAINFALL DATA '
_ . -Last Seasonal "Nor
, Stations — ...•: : 24 hours s<. t<* date raal
•Eureka '\u25a0 0.00 \u25a0 '\u25a0 '"'•\u25a0rO.4B . \u25a0" 'Oil
» Bed Bluff. : 0.00 . '-O.oo' . O.'oo
Sacramento .V.'O.CMt -O.Oo' ' ; . 000
Mt.. Tamalpais..... .. 0. (Ml. * 0.00 001
San Francisco........ 0.0n. 0n Traca o 01
San Jose... ; 0.0» O.ik» - Trace
Fresno ..........0.00 -0.00 0.0;>
.Independence ..;..... \f>.o(K' ' rt.oo o'oo
> Ran Luis \u25a0 0b15p0. ..... 0.00 0.00 ' 001
I-os Angeles. (i.OO-;J 0.00 000
Sau , Dieg0^...:...... ; - .vyrace.- o!fJO
Coast record for 12 hours ending 5 p.m.
' " £\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0 a ;{£\u25a0-, ;- .-, . -; • \u25a0\u25a0«!
; STATIONS > I -J l~f ,|; ||
\u25a0 \u25a0?;?'? i v ?.-%? >
Baker-..- ..29.82 72 52 NW : Pt.Cldy Tr.
Boise ....:. ..29.CC; S8 — NW . Clear .00
Kureka ...30.12 CO 52' NWJ -Clear .00
flagstaff 20.80 72 W . SW Pt Cldj 10
Fresno 29 . 7(1 1 100 (58 ' W Clear .00
Independence .29. CG 9t 6t> W It Cldy 00
Kalispell 2».70 X! 58 N Ooudv !oO
lx»s Ange1e5.. .20. 83 74 t>o SW Pt Cldy on
Modena 29.58 >S2 — w Rain *04
Mt. Tamalpais. 2o.92 77 • <J3 NW' Clear : !oo
North Head... 30.02 60 — . S Cloudy 01
Phoenix ......20.74 08 7S SH Pt.Cldy .'o6
Pocatello .....29.66 .92 C2.S Cloudy 00
Pt. lteyes.Lt..2!».S2 55 4S NW Clear !o(>
Portland .....30.00^2 68 X Cloudy 16
Red- 81uff... ..29.74 86 70 NW; Clear !oo
Beno ....:. \u0084:29. 74. 86 48 8W Clear 00
Koseburg . ... .30.02 \u25a072 C2SW • Pt.Cldy .01
Sacramento ...29.78 88 60 S Clear 00
Salt Lake..... 29. 78 88- — SB Rain' Tr
San Dieg0...;. 29. 92 68 ,62 8 \u25a0 Cloudy .00
San Francisco.^29.9o 64 52 W Clear 00
San J05e. .... .29.92 80 46 NW Clear .00
S. I* Oblspo.. J2O. 94 SO 48 .NW .Clear .00
SE. . Farallon. iJ9.94 R4 42 NW Clear 00
Spokane ..29.84 76 64 SW Cloody Tr
Summit T4 44 SW Clear .00
Taeoma SO.OO 72 5G NW Clear 00
Tatoosh 84). 04 62 — W Cloudy .00
Tonopah. 3).6« 88 f.B SB Cloudy .00
Walla Wa11a.. 2t>. 84 82 64 W Clear .00
; Winnemucca ..2fl .68 . 90" 48 W Clear 00
; Ynma ... ..;..2f1.6S 104 80 SW Clear .00
"~! SYNOPSIS . ~~ 7~7 ~
A storm of thfl Sonora i type has moved from
the Mexican boundary \ northward to the .Valley
of the Colorado «nd it \u25a0will develop into *- gen
eral disturbance :of moderate energy o«i»r the
intermonntain section. Afternoon thunder storms
may be expected m the Sierra Madre. . Sinrra Ne
vada and possibly the \u25a0 Slsklyou. Thc-tPmpera
ture has fallen 12 degrees at Portland and about
8 degrees in the Sacramento and Rogue River
valleys. - . \~ ; * .
High northwest -winds prevail from the Faral
lones to Eureka. ! At Point Reyes a maximum
wind velocity of 15 miles from the morthwest is
reported.' ! .. "
The relative hunidlty at Red Bluff was 23
and at Fresno 26 -per cent. -'. \u25a0"
Forecast for the hours ending at midnle'iit
Monday. Jury2o::- " : -.
For San Francisco and vicinity— Fair Monday
with fog in the morning; brisk southwest wind
For tin- Santa Clara; valley— Fair Monday;
moderate north wind.
For the Sacramento valley — Fair, cooler Mon
day; possibly showers in the mountains; moder
ate south wind. .
For the San Joaquln valley — Fair Monday,
with showers in the mountains; not so warm
moderate west wind.
For Los Angelas and vicinity— Cloudy, unset
tled weather Monday, with showers. ln the foot
hills and mountain*: brisk south wind. '
A. G. MeADIE. Dtetriet Forecaster.
HYDRO GRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
PLACK | Ft. 1 Pa"te7 | Remarks - "'
Prays Har| 1!) |May 29|Channel getting broader
_\u0084„ \u25a0'\u25a0'.''[ ' . ' INo cuimge In channel;
lllapa B] 7 June 0 1C 1 1. .m.\u25a0 L. W. In
' \u25a0 I - channel to South
I o '-\u25a0 Bend.
Colnm It.. | 25 [May 231. ; ~
„.,,-'\u25a0 - ' - , Rar buoy out of. poM-
Nehalm R 5 July 131 • tion; channel shirt
f ing: south; 500 feet
: - • very narrow.
_„, , _I \u25a0 f ~~]Depth of 8 feet fit low
Tlllmk B.f 9 (Apr. 3(V water in channel to
I I { ("iarlbaldl.
l'aqulna B| 14 !June 2JCliannel narrow and ,
I I I shifting to southwest.
'\u25a0 * ' ; - (Beacon on beach In line
Sluslaw'R' 4 Ifay >l) with south side of
: ""!.' ' """"}: gulch' leads '- over ha r.
L'mpqua'Rj 10. jJuly 1 Chnnnel in good condT
I \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 * 1 tion. ..\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:
~ ~ II 12 feet at low water to
Coos Bay. | 17 [June 1 - North ' Bend: 11, feet
j i -it low water to
I I - - | Marshfleld.
Coqullle B] 8 ; jJlay SI Channel close to north
I \u25a0\u25a0 I \u25a0-\u25a0"' I Jetty.
.1 No opportunity for
Rogue Rlv ............. soundings lately. Be
. fore rise there was 7
'\u25a0 ~ feet on bar.
Klamtli R| 7 |Nlay 2&|Channel straight.
_ UI , ' I \u25a0?-'. j " 21 ft. In straight chan-
Hmbldt B 20 (July 1 nel;; 20 ft., in chan-
_^|_ I nel. - '.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.. i
S Pedro B| 29 [Apr. 1.->|No change In channelT*
S Ulego H\ 2?> |May 3|No change~ln_ channel. "
S Pablo B 24 [Apr. 21|Depth In dredged chan-
I \ I 1 nel.
Veteran Cricketers Play on
The Alameda Grounds
WILLIAM UNMACK
The "old boys" had a good day's sport
at cricket yesterday; at Alameda. Ban
ner's team successfully upheld its title
to i champion veterans by trouncing
"Ward's proteges. -Ward's team com
piled .80 runs. G. Baugrh, 21;.' J. Saun
ders, 12, and T.'Haywurd,'l4, were ,the
only men to reach double figures. When
Banner's eleven-, went to the wickets
they compiled 107. ;Er Hood, 26. and J.
Thomas,.' 24; showed exceptional form
with the bat and kept tho fielders busy.
Loney ran up'-15J; > : ' ' \u25a0
In the .department Cassldy
took -eight wickets- for .Ward's team,
and Thomas \u25a0 and ' Mil Ion : were the best
of the trundlcrs tried by Captain ; Ban ;
ner. '.' . , \ " ' "\u25a0';'
At San Matro «i combined, city '"team,
was defeated by tho San Mateo eleven.
San Mateo scored -71. Of this D." Brom
fleld, 10, was tho ;only.{'man to reach
double" figures. All tho 'other; batsmen
compiled srhall^ scores. The combined
team could only total 47 runa. Marshall,
18, . and Sterling, ilO, were the only
double score'; figures.
I Bowling forthe combined team Tyler
i took five wickets -for only 7 runs and
Hopkins took : two' for ! 13. 1
*: For ' San Mateo ?Aldwell. and Moran
! did all the damage,' tho ; former securing
| seven- for 20, and Moran three" for 23.
ATLANTIC OCEAN; TRAVEL
Canadian Pacific
Less Than Four Day s at Sea
Weekly Stilling Between Montreal, Que-
bec , and LlTerpool 1 -\
Two days on the beautiful St. Lawrence rUer
and \u25a0 tbe shortest ocean route to Europe.
\u0084 Nothing better : on th« Atlantic titan our Em-
presses. \u25a0 Wireless on \u25a0 all Steamers.' \u25a0 • \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0
; Flr»t class . WO, second - clasa |50, cne - clasi"
cabin $45. ••.-. "\u25a0 :\u25a0: .•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0--- '.\u25a0:;': =.. : -\u25a0 • , .
• > Ask ' any ; ticket agent, or : write , for ealllnrs.
ratea and booklet."-"- .**^"*^
, B. E,PENN.'O. A.'. 77 ELLIS ST..
.: -;'ikf \u25a0\u25a0'- San Francisco, : CaL ;\u25a0 . .
Compagnfe Gcnerale Transatiantiqne
D IHECT i." LI KB jTO J II AVREPARIS. - N Y
' Sailing 'every Thursday, \u25a0 Instead of Saturday
at 1 10 a. in;, -from ?pier; 42, 'North -river, -,foot of
Morton st ."• "' : -/\u0094 ;.--\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0' -\u25a0\u25a0 -•\u25a0• --\u25a0\u25a0-- : - '
\u25a0 ;•" First " class to navre. > $77.50 ' and 'upward : ' sec-*
ond^claßs- to Havre.- s."o: and 1 upward. tOKNFIt \r
! AUENUV •*. for : UNITED: STATES AND -' CA*N-
ADA, 10^ State . St.. = New York.'s J. ; p. \u25a0 pur; Z i •
! Manager -Paeifle- coast.. eSO'Montßompry^ st. Sari
! Francisco. • Tickets sold Jby • all \u25a0 railroad - ticket
i;;f Days
\u25a0'•\u25a0 V- J V^^^- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0- v 20th * Annual k Cruise.
V^>"fHAMBURG-AW[a»ICAN LINE
-i*<Mo POWSX.L BX« v'EEIu.KEABKX SMS
Many Marksmen Take Part
In Shell Mound Shoot
; . OAKLAND, July .25;— -The . crack _of
the ..: rifle; ; and ," revolver resounded
through' the glades of Shell Mound park
this afternoon, and the marksmen of
many organizations/was responsible for
the ; detonations. ,\V~. Garms, thefather
of the" San Francisco" schuetzen verein,
proved <that *. his eye had : ; not grown
dimmer;- with; years, by,' ; annexing.-. the
first prize; in 'the bullseye 1 shoot -of 'that |
organization. . The '- veteran ,made a
mark, of .259,. which' easily, [gained J for
himithe premier 'honors. 'Scores: .
: Red Men" Schuetzen , section, monthly" medal
shoot — First., champion -class.- \W Dressier, .182;
second champion class, H. Nicolal,- 218;/flrst
class, .F. . 11. . Bremer. • 219 ; 1 second - class, John ]
Schlinsky,' l(Jß; first best -shot, .W. Dressier, 24; :
last best shot, -H. Nicolal, 23.
':\u25a0; Bullseye scores— W. Dreßsler,- 454; O. Ros
berg, > R3S; H. Nicolal, 0(51; Lieutenant C. ,
Stein, * 873 ; .F.H. Bremer, U34..~
• Js'orddeiitscher Schuetzen club, • monthly medal
shoot, expert; class — F. \ P. -Schuster, 220; \u25a0 first
champion . class. Captain J. *D. Helae, : 216; sec
ond champion class, D. Schwormstede, 217; -first
class, F-. '\u25a0 Lankeman, 207; : second class, W.
Morlien, 179; fourth class,; E. Stehn.,l93.
; San Francisco, sclmetzen vereln, bullseye
scores— W. Garms, -.lT>9; B. ' Stettin, - 570; C.
Oldag, C 10: A. Westphal, 778; O. Bremer, 815;
F. Itust. Sos: A. Jungblut. !tIS: Captain J. D.
Helse, 940^11. Inteman, 955; F.- Brandt, 956;
W.Foege, 1,032; W. Erenfort, 1.05G; F.
Atr-eroth. 1,122; E. : Hoffman, ,1,315; J. Lanke
man, 1,328. . :
Germanla • schuetzen : club," bullaeye scores — TV,
V. Blasse, 214; . h. Bendel. 345; <i. Tammeyer,
473; J. M. Klassen. 501; G. Bahrs, 618: F.
Mason, 634; F. Brandt, (S6B; O. IJremer.. 775;
G. Pattberg, 851; F. P. Schuster, 877; H.
Huber. 909; J. de Wit, 976; Bt Jonas,
080; It. J. Fraser. \u25a0\u25a0 1,234; J. E. Klein, 1,3*22; A. ',
Westphal, 1.610; -11. Wicker,. 1,617; G. Fricke.
1.646; E. Hoffman. 1,669; W. Worken, 1,779; '
C. ; M. ' Henderson, - 1,805; : G. Gunther, . 1,953; J. ,
Bunther, 2,090; J. Schwelger, 2,500. i
Veterans . of national guard, • rifle scores — F. J. i
Povey, 45: F. P. Poulter, 43; T. J. Carroll, 43;
Mnjor C. T. Poulter, 40; E. 11. Slltor, 41; J. H.
Kahlke. 41; Captain 3. E. Klein. 40; H. L.
Pendleton,..'iS; H. C. Mayer. 37; H.A . Harris.
37: S. J. Pembroke, 32; Captain U Siebe, 32.
Pistol scores— F. J. I'ovey. 48: J. E. Klein,
45; E. H.Silter, 45, 45: F. P. Poulter. 45. 47;
F. T. Engle. 45, 43; T.J. Carroll. 44, 42; E.H.
Carr. 43. 47: H. L. Pendleton. 41; K. C. Grecn
inger, 44. 45;' C. J." Orton, 42, 45.
Golden Gate rifle and pistol 'club, rifle scores —
W. F. Blasse, 225, -214; M. W. Housner, 212,
208, 207. 215. 217; J. Williams. 202, 202; B.
Jonas. 213. 213; C. M. Henderson. 217. 2V7; A.
Studer, 208; K. O. Klndgreii, 210. 197. 196;
O. ..M.- Barley; 212, 224, 217, 214. 202; C.
Rueser, ICS; G. A. Pattberg. 215, 212; J. M.
Klassen, 219; H. Enge, 214, 224. 212, 193; J. F.
Bridges, 212. 193, 193;. O. -A. ; Bremer. 219.
Club button mateh — A. Studer, 2<», 199. 200;
E. Schierbaum, 200, 210, 195, 209, 193; W.
Erenfort, 16C.
Pistol and revolver scores, — A. Armstrong,
03. 92. 89: C. W. Whaley, S3, 78. R7. 91, 83; S.
Hawxhurst, 78, CO, 80; K. O. Klndgum, 73. 76,
tI9; A: W. Nlamson. 03." 35), 59: W. in O'Connor.
72. 72.-59: E. Schierbaum, 72. 69. 66; J. E.
Gorman, .07, 93, 93; K. J. Fraser, 92, 92, 8»,
87, 85.
CONDUCTOR STRICKEN AT
BANQUET IN SANTA ROSA
Walter E. Corbaley Dies Short
ly After Attack of -Apoplexy
SANTA ROSA, July 25. — Walter E.
Corbaley, a native of Indianapolis, 42
years who came to this city yes
terday with the Vallejo lodge of Odd
Fellows to assist in the presentation
of the "Traveler" to the local 1..0. O.
F. lodge, died at his hotel at 4:30 this
morning as a result of a stroke of
apoplexy j which occurred .in tho lodge
banquet room last night.
Corbaley was stricken inthe midst of
his fellow members. He never regained
consciousness. lie was> a; prominent
Mason and Odd Fellow, and for the
last several years was conductor' with
the Northwestern Pacific railroad com
pany, being in charge of the. Glen Ellen
passenger train. lie leaves a son in
Sebastopol and a mother in Berkeley. "
Funeral services will be conducted
from Masonic hall in this city Mon
day.' The body is to be forwarded to
San Francisco foj cremation.
PACIFIC OCEAXj TRAVEL
<v ... - Steamer* leare Broadway
yVti*-SSQv Wharves ->( Piers 9 and 11).
AST^ LOW RATES. INCLUDING
WV^QVM BERTHS AND MEALS.
\\ \wtw3Lrl SPECIAL HOUND TRIP
\%^ji ]y&f I^OS ANGELES
>Q&±iS^r SAX DIEGO
>asi*< ,- SANTA BARBARA
•GOVKII.VOII ....Mon:. Aug. 2, 10, SO. 2 p. m.
\u2666PRrSIDi;NT..Mr>n.. July 20: Aug. 0. 23, 2 p. ra
Alternately Kvory Monday Thereafter.
SANTA P.OSA Every Thursdaay. 10:30 a. ra.
•Direct for Los Angeles. Will not call S. Barbara
SEATTLE (DIRECT), TO WXSEXD
TACOMA, VICTORIA, VANCOUVER
Connecting. at Seattle' for SE. Alaska. Skagtray,
Dawson, Fairbanks, Nome. St. Michael.
PUEBLA Tucb., Aug. 3. 17. 2 p. m.
tnOVnRNOR..Sat.," Aug. 7, 21. Sept. 4, 2 p.m.
tPRESIDKXT.'.Sat." July 31; Aug. 14, 28, 2 p. Cl
UMATILLA . .'. . .Tues.. July 27; Aug. ' 10. 2 p. in.
Alternately erery Tues., and Sat. thereafter.
tWill not call at Victoria, Townsend, Vancouver.
, EUREKA(HCMBOI.DT BAT)
TOPEKA— JuIy 28; Aug. 2, 7, 12, 17. 22. 27,
10:30 n. in., every- fifth day thereafter.
GDAYMAS, MAZATI.AX, LA PAZ,
ENSENADA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO
CURACA0........ 7th of each 'month, 10 a. m.'
NOME— ST. MICHAEI,—
UMATILLA (direct) 4 p. m., Aug. 25.
ALASKA EXCURSIONS Leave Seattle
Jnly 29, Ang. 4, 10, 16, 22. Op.' m.
Right reserved" to ch«ngc this "schedule.
TICKKT I OFFICES— (PaIace notel) G3S Market
St., 3 Mnrket- ut._ ami Broadway Wharf.
. ' Telephone Kearnv 402.
OAKLAND— IOr.« Broadwcy. I Tel. Oakland 06S0
' 0.; D .: DUNANN, General Passenger . Agent.
Gen. Pass. Offlce. ; 112 , iMarket.. San Frn nciseo.
AMERICAN- HAWAIIAN
|Tlj§jy| STEAMSHIP COMPANY
TEHUANTEPEC ROUTE
NEW .YORK to PACIFIC COAST PORTS and
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS-^ Sailings every Satur-
day. \u25a0 - • . \u25a0 \u25a0 ..-
SEATTLE. TACOMA' and SA N ; FRANCISCO to
NEW YORK. • Sailing* every 2 1 ilsyS: I also tak-
iug freight for MEXICAN and EUROPEAN ports
' . LOCAL SERVICE ; . .
SA.V FRANCISCO to 'HAWAIIAN PORTS.
\u25a0 • DBARBORN & LAPIIAM. CfneraI Agent*. '
Si- BRIDGE : ST., . NEW \u25a0- YORK ; WILLIAMS,
DIMOND I & C 0. .. General - Agents Parian ) Coast,
':-.•',. .".1Q SANSOME ST., SAN FRANCISCO. ;
SEATTLE DIRECT
\u25a0 CONNECTING ALL NORTIIERN POINTS. \
S.S. WAT50N. .. . . . . :. . . . ..... . . . . .July 30,
• S.V- S. ;BUCKMANr.. . . . . . . .'. . . . . «.;.Aug. \u25a0 5'
\u25a0S: S. ADMIRAL' SAMPSON.... ....Aug. 10
Los Angeles Direct
; V ;
S. S. ADMIRAL : 5AMP50N... "..... Aug.. 0:
: -., ; . Sailings .: from Steuart ; St.- Dock. .
Alaska Pacific Steamship Co.
'Ticket rdffice. ~s4 iMarket \u25a0 StJor^GiS ; Market ;
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
ORIENTAL , STEAMS H IP CO3I PAN Y
S. ; : B.' Tenyo ; Maru . V.V; ; Tuesday,; July ' 27, ":'•\u25a0: '•\u25a0 1909
S.": S. .Nippon Maru: ."V; .Tuesday,- 1 Aug.' 17, 'i 1909
S. S. Chiyo. Maru (via Manila). Tue., Sept 14,"09
M Steamers ;* gall ifromf company's piers,>. Nos.; 42, k
44,1 near rfoot ,'of '•, Seronrt ' st.."- 11 p'. *. m.~*< for ;> Yoko-
hama ! and ' Hongkong, • calling ? a t J Honolulu,^ Kobe
(Hiogo).'s Nagasaki and ; Shanghal.f and ; twnnecting
at-: Hongkong^witus steamers;, for .l Manila,.- Imlja,
etc.*,", No : ca rgo ; received on ; board on ; day of < sal l-
ing. Round* trip. .tickets ; at- reOocetlf rates.' . \-
I .}F6PJ freight *- «nd i passage ; apply . at -, office, 2 <o
James: Flood: building.' .: \u25a0\u25a0..-\u25a0 W. J 11. AVEUY, : \u25a0
\u25a0"'"'":- "\u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0 - . •*A»sistant;Oeneral-Managcr.'
TATMTiJaAU; NKVV^ ZEALA\b^-S.s!]
Sails 11 a^ni.', Auirz-S.^Spl/ Tahiti'
}ronnit*trlp."r $12.j.':': Wellington. 1 ?2<>o. it -? T
I * OCEANIC' LINE,' f.7r. Mkt. ; tel. Kr.irny 1231;-
AUCTION SALES
BY E.CURTIS— CATALOGUE SALE
- OF THE
SUPERB FURNISHINGS
OF THE EH
Van Arsdale Residence
2700 Jackson Street, Corner Scott
By Auction Tuesday and Wednesday, July 27th and 28th
. AT 11 A. M. EACH DAY-
Hy order of owner, on arronnt of sale of the property ami rellaqolablns liou.i<»
keepln'c. wnperb and corrrct Kmplre MaliognulM, oostlv Carpets and Oriental
Hags, carved Oak Furniture. Mahogany Antique* and Reproductions, Pain tins*
of merit (one by William Keith). Upright Grand Conover Piano, Piano Player,
artistic Bronzes. Clocks, superior Books in sets and odd volumes. Havlland anil
'Carlsbad Porcelain, Plate, Cutlery, grand Curtains and Portieres, contents of
nine Bed Chambers, Kitchen equipment, etc. - Catalogue* and cards to view upon
application to E. CURTIS, Auctioneer,
. • ' . Office, Van Xess Avenue at Pine Street.
100— HORSES— 100
Thursday, July 29, 1909
By order of the Abel-Staantoa Horse Com-
pany of Winnemucca, Nevada, we wIU sell one
hundred head of broken . and unbroken fresh,
yonnff, all-purpose horses of their. Quarter Circle'
and P Bench brands. -'
Sale takes place at 11 a. ra. Thursday, July
29th, at J.B. Iloran's Sales Yards, corner 10th.
and Bryant sts., San Francisco. ,
W. H. HORD. Auctioneer.
704 Market St.. S. F.
AUCTION SALE
Closing out sain of SO head liphyv work horses,
drivers, saddle and general purpose hor»e«: '2
camp wagons, heavy and light wagons, buggies
and carts: double- and single harness, saddles,
bridles and other things too numerous to men-
tion; offlce fixtures and barn for sale or rent.
All this stock must and will be sold without
reserve or limit, as am going out of business.
Sal«> Tuesday, July ,27th. at 11 o'clock.
DENVER HOUSE AND MULE MARKET.
Phone MarkPt 100 S. 10th and Harrison sts.
AUCTION SALE— Duboce stables, 205 and
209 Valencia fit.. Monday. July 20th. *t 11 a. ra.
."0 head of horses and mares suitable for all pur-
poses; camping, outfits of all kinds; also a
large assortment of wagons, buggies, carts and
name**. Outside Mock sold on commission.
Phone Park 2723. WM. CLOCGH. Auctioneer.
/JV_ AT AUCTION (in Oakland) Wednes-
•^s^ day, July 28. at 11 a. m., 43 head of
all purpose horses and mules, nlngle and spans;
guarantee horses hooked for trial; 35 vehicles,
Imgglca and- wagons; -40,1 sets harness.' Inspect
this sale. 065 4th St.. Oakland.
, J. W. MEDEIKOS. Auctioneer.
COXTEACTOR'3 SALE— Thursday. Julr 29. at
11 a.~m., at Duboce stables. 205 and 209 Valencia
st.. 5 sand wagons, teams and harness; also
a large assortment of boree*, wagons, carts and
harnens. Horses nm>t be as represented or
money refnnded. Outside stock, sold on com-
mission. Phone Park 2723.
WM. CLOUGH, Auctioneer.
RAILWAY TRAVEL
>*ras. A. T. &S. F. Ry.
taJflL-pi Trains Leave
EiljllpS San Francisco
X. HH S Market Street
Leave for— |a. n.\ p.m.
BAKEESFIELD 7:15 »:00-10:0«
flK°. :::::::::::::: ?Ji |J»»
GRAND CANTON T:l3 8:00-10:08
HANFOItD 7v15 J Oi !2
KANSAS, CITX.. 7:15 «:|»-" : 00
MERCED 7:15 4:00- f:00-10:00
STOCKTON 7:15 *:C0- «i««-19:«0
STOCKTON. OAKDALB *y
* SIERRA RY. PTS... 9:45
TULAHB 7:15 8:CO-10:0t
VISALIA /.... 7:15 8:0O-I0:C»
YOSEMITB 7:15 \u25a0 10:00
California Limited throns* to Chicago
leave* at 10:00 p. no.
OFFICES i
673 Market Street and
Market Street Ferry Depot,
San Francisco
1112 Broadway, Oakland
/^gfev SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE
f|sfy JUNE 19, 1909
TOs«sj/ i.MOX FERRY DEPOT
San Francisco
Leave. VIA SAUSALITO. ArrWe.
7:1. "a Sonoma and Glea Ellen \u25a0 .'.: 1 6.05p
7:43 a Petaluma. Sfnta Rosa, Heald.*-
burg, Cloterdale. Uklah. Wil-
lits. Sherwoo<l and Sebartopol. *7:3."p
S:l."a Pt. Itcyea. Monte Rio. Caiadcro, \u2666•7:03p
K:4r>a|Petaluma, Santa Rosa. Gueruevllle 7:0-"p
JSrlSalSonoma and Glpn Ellen B:3T.p
J!):ir>all^igunitas. Cp. Taylor, Pt. Reyes. 7:33p
1«:45a I'etaluma and Santa* Rosa 4:3. ip
t'2:4.ip Pt. -Reyes, Slonte Rio. Casadero. tll:0oa
3:15p Petaluma. Santa Rosa. Ilenlda-
-. burg. tMoverdale. Ukiab. Gu^rne-
tllJ<«, Rlwr landing. Sebastopol 11:<V3a
4 :4r.p Sonoma and Glen Ellen Oior.a
r.:l.">i> I'etaiuma and Santa Rosa s-.XUi
t.".:4Sp Lagunltas.Cp. Taylor, Pt. Reyc SiOTfa
•$7:45p Point Reyes .-.". 8:0.'.a
ELECTRIC SX7BURBAN VIA SATISALITO
Sausalito, Mill Valley. Saa Rafael— Daily
every 3d minutes from G:45 a. m. until 8:43
a. m.: hourly nntll 2:45 p. m.. then 3:15 p. m..
and every SO minntes until 7:45 p. m.. thpn
»:(K), 10:35 p. m. and 12:01 a. m. (On Sundays
in addition— every 30 minutes from »:45 a. m.
to 3J5 p. m.. excepting 2:15 p. m. ,
Fairfax— Leaves t6:45. t7:13. 7:43, S:l3, !>:!.-.
10:45. 10:4.*». 11:45 a.m.: 12:4."., 1:45. t2:4.\
5:1.1. 3:J5, t4:15, 4:45, t5:15, 5:45, {6:15, t«:«,
'san Quentin Tia San Rafaal— Learn 9:15 a. m.,
1:45 p. . m. -'.-.\u25a0•".-
. Tiburon and Belvedere — Week d«y>§: ~:TJO, 0:00,
811-45 «. m. (512:45 p. m. Saturdays onlyh
3:30. 5:30 p. m.: Sunday*— 7u%. ||!>:OO, i|ll:O»»
a. -niTrH 12:30. :t:3O. 6:30 p. m. and 113:01 a. m.
•Arrirp 7:05 p, m. from Sebastopol. ••Sunday
arrlre «:05 p. in. tExrept Sunday. tSund/iy
onlr. IVla Sansnllto. ISRnns to Schuetzen park.
Pacific Transfer Compnnya agent* are author-
ized in check baggage direct from residences. -
MUIR WOODS -
MT.TAMALPAIS
y&js&W VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
' FOOT OF MARKET STREET
AT UfiAL HOLIDAYS-SUNDAY TlllH
'It. in Fructo iT.MrirWwfc It. Ttmilpii
i.V.TtEK SUN--; WEEK SUN- WEEK SUN-
DAY DAY DAY DAY DAY DAY
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. 1:45p «i8:<l5» 1:40p £ 12:20p 1:40* 11:22*
•4:45P 9:15» 62:45p 1:50? <:14p 12:10*
.;;... 9:45 a 4:20p 3:50p *9:50p 1:40p
...... -11:15* ...... 5:20 p...... 3:40?
12:45 p...... 6:40 p.:.... 6:10p
•\u25a0: 2:4§p ...... ...... :::::: smop
4:15 p....-..-\u25a0p ....-..-\u25a0 ..;... :..:..
\u2666Sat. 0n1y. .: fMon. only. V ©Tamalpais only. • IMuir only
fT;> Tkket OfGcea— Sausalito Ferry and 874 Market.
i . General Offices— M2l X alley. California.
ocean Ashore railway
(12th and . Jli«Kion)-^Dftlly ; ex.- Sunday— Lt.:
7:45 a; to:Soa,*l:lsp. fs:4op. Ar. S. F.: «7:25 a,
:tl:l"«P.: tl:l"«P. - Sundays— Lt.: *7:45 a,
t9:3oa,v}*lo:loa, *ll:lsa.i*l2:lop>ts:4op. Ar.
S. F.: *7:25 a, fO:lOa. ,»ll:40a, *4:40 p. t3:lsp.
J*G:oOp. - »To and frotn "Arletar tTo • ana : from
Tunitan ! Glen . tStop ' at ; Salatia," San ' Pedro, . Ter-
race, 5 • Farallone,:Mofs Beach,* Granada.' Half moon
Bay. "i Connect at ; .Tunlta9 Glen -.with -stage for
San -Gregorio,, Pcseadero. Pebble Beach and La
Uonda.~-"*v.y£Sj( HBHHIMI '' ; I 'jy. \u25a0''.'\u25a0
,]BAy;AND;iSTEIIIIRBAX ROUTES
jvure Island navy yard
Vallejo,. Napa, St. Helena
ST.' 1 lIKLEXA^XAIM VA LLK\.notTB
Monticello S." S. Co. and 'Xa'pa' Valley "Electric
R.'- It. Co. "Cluse connections... :
'v \u25a0. . :6-^IU)UXD TRIPS DAILY— «
:' Bfmts^ leaTe • San * Francisco \u25a0 7:o*.i,"' \u26660:45 a. m
12:30 jiooti.*;3:ls.':«:W,-»S:.'!(>.p;-m.;' . .".. '*
~. .San" Francls«>i landing -and of Boe. Clay strwt \
Tvharf.'S north ;eud:fprry,- building. Market street !
fcrry.v:.Meal»:a la, carte j l'hone \u25a0 Kearny -ICt}.
,•- *Landi Haw jard dircfl>— -• . *
AT PRIVATE SALE
Just received a 'car' load" of eneap.' s?ntl*.
broken, ilrirln^ and .work horses. .
FEED O. CnASE & CO..
47S Valencia St..
RAILTVAT TRATEIi
~~. s ~ ~~~
/&Hfc\ TRAIHS LEAVE AND AHE j
/©<<ngX\ DUE TO ARRIVE AT
W^^SU San Francisco
' v£fefe*^ FaoM Jtzsb 20. JOOO
VIA OAKLAND PIER
tnv (Foo? or Maxxxt S-rarrr) AzrWt .
2.15 a Niifs, lirennore. Tracy, Lathrop.
Stockton, Lodi, Sacramento 10.38?
6.40 a Hayward- Xilea. Saa Jojs 7.ofa
7.00 a Richawnd.PdrtCbita,Becir:a.Suua3.
£>i ton, Sacramento, Roarnlle. Mary»-
yflle. fi*ddiag, D«n*aiuir..... ....... 7.23s
7.00 a' Elaiirft, Vac*ville, Rumsey. ...'.;' 7.28» .
7.00 a DaTis. Woocßaod (Marvsril2e>. oro- .
ntU), WlUiaou. Marwdl. WHlows.
- Haffiilton, ODraiec Eed Bluff 7.28p
7.40* VaHejo, Nap^. Cilistoja, Santa Rosa,.
Miirtioca, Saa Riaioa, . Dougherty.
jPUtsa&toa.. ." .............. 6.08?
7.40 a Xilea, Plwsanton, . liverxcre, Aita-
moat, Lathrop, Stockton '. . . . 7.28p
7.40 a Traey, Los Baaoa, Keraaa, Fre«w>,
Haaford. Vtoiia. 4.28?
&00* Newark, Saa Jos* Los Gatos, TTnjh*.
Fdton. Eaata Crua :. 848?
a2oa Port Costa, Martiaei. Byron, Traey.
Stockton, Merced, Fresco. Gosfaea .
Junction (Hanford). Vtsalia, Porter-
rifle. BakfrjSeld. 4.43»
8.20 a Yosemite Valley Tia Mereed - \u25a0 • **&p
9.00» N3es, Lmrmore, Stockton (•JElton),
Valley Spriag. iooe. Sacramecto. . . . 4.23?
9.001 Sonora, Tuolumae and Anjds 4.28?
9.00* Atlantis Express— Sacramento, Truiv
kee. Ogdea, Salt Lake Qty, DenTer,
KansaaCity 8.28 a
9.40t Richmond, Port Costa, MartineJ,
BayPoiat. :... 8.43?
0.20 a Vall«io, Mara Island. Xapa 1 1.28 a
10.20* Los Anerfea Pagseapr— Port Costs, '
Mirtines, Byron, Trscy, Stockton.
Merced, Frasr.Ov Banford, Visalia.
Tubre, Bakerjfirfd, Lo» Aagdw.. . . . 7.48s
10.40* Goidfidd Pasa.— Port Costa, Benicia,
Sacramento, Truckee. Ha»a. Miaa.
Tonopah. OoldfleM. Laws, Keeter.. . . 7.43 a
10.40 a Marysville. Chico. Red Blu3 4.28?
12.00 m Tho Orerland Limited — Denrer, Kan-
«aa City. Omaha, Chieaeo. 7.23?
1.20? Xtie% San Jose and Way Station* 2.45?
1.40? San Leandro. X3es, Centenriile. Now- ( 9.08*
art. San Jose \ 7.23?
2.00? Newark, San Jose. Lo* Gstov Wright,
Fdton. Boulder Crwk. Santa Crui. . 9.58?
2.40? S»n Leandro. NU«. San Jote 9.28*
3.00? Benicia. Winters. Sacramento. Wood-
land. Marvirille and Oroviile 10.45*
3.20? PortCosta(Stockton). MartioM. BjTon,
SltMierto, Merced. Fresno 12.08?
3.45? Via Sansalita, West Kapa, St. Hdcna,
CnlL^oga „* 10.33*
4.00« Va!l*jo, Xapa. Cali*toga, Stnta Ross, :
- Jbrtinez. Saa - Rjuboh. Dooghertr,
- lirermore 9.25*
4.00? Xiles, Tracy, Stockton. Lodi 1022*
4.40? San Leandro, Hayirard, Nilcs, I t 8.28 a
Hex«nton, Lirermore ...I J11.48*
6.00? The Owl Limited— Npwman. Los
llanos, Mendota. Kerman, Fresno.
. Tulare. Bakers&dd, Io» Anjdes.. . . . 8.48 a
5.00 a Richmond, Pfoola.- Vallcjo. Port!
Costa. Benicia. Suisun, Sacramento I 1 1.23»
— RoseTille. Lincoln, Marj-sviile. I 1.08?
Oroville, Fair Oaks. Fotsom -J .
6.00? Russell. San Jose, Los Gatos. . .. . 9.28*
5.00? Saturday and Sunday for Wright, I ri-
ton. Santa Cna... : §9.23*
5.20? San Leandro, Xiles. Saa Je5e. . . . . . .. 7.48 a
6.00? Shasta Ux:t»<i— Portland, Tacoma.
Seattle 9.13»
6.40? Eagtern Express— Ogrfen. Pwblo.
Drnrer, Kansas City. St. Loub,
Chicago
Port Cost.% Benicia, Sacramento,
Reno. Sparks.... 8.28?
6.40? Haywsrd, Niln and San Joss 6.43?
J7.00» Valleio, Port Costa, Martinez. Eay
Pbintand Way Stations. «II.I 8?
8.20? Oregoa Eipress— Sacramento. Mary»-
- Tille, Redding. (Mscdoel. KUmath
Falls), Ashland, Portliad. Taeoma.
Seattle. Spokane. { 8.48 a
9.00 a China and Japan Fast Mail — Oedn,
Cheyenne. DenTer, Kansas City, '
Omaha, Chicago \u25a0. 2.48?
11.00? Yosemite Valley via Niles, Uerced.-
HPortal 8.48 a
11.00 a JJile*. Lathrop, Modesto, Merced,.
Fresno; :.....: — . 10.38?
1 1.40? Portland Express (Tia DaTis). WTI-
liam», Tf fflowg. ' ft«<i Bbff, Wwrl,
Ash'mnd. Portland. Tacoma. Seattle. 12.28?
VIA COAST L.INE :
(Third and Townsntd Streets)
tS.25* Loop— 23d Street, Visitation, South
Saa Fraaeuco, Valencia Street." ..... 16.35*
t5.40* Loop — Valenei* St.. Ocran Viesr. 1
Cemeteries. Sooth - Saa Francisco.
23d Street. 3rd and Townsend f6.50a
6.40 a So'ith San Francisco, fan Joae, Gilroy.
(Hdlister). ?.tr tn t. Salinas. 8.50?
J7.00t Sunday Etsurwn Gilroy, Psjaro. Ca» •
troriue, Dd Monte. Monterey, Pacific .
Grore "....A 10.50?
' B.ooa Th« Coaster — San Jose, CastraviiK -
i Dd Monte, Monterey, PacWcGroTf),
Salinas, Soledad, Pam Robtes Hot
Springs, San Luis Obfopo, Piznw,
Oceano, Surf, Lompoc. oanta. Bar-
bara, Ventura, Oznsxd. Los Anjelw. 1 1. -43?
8.05 a -Mayfield. Los Altos. Los Gatos. Wright.
(Boulder Creek;, Santa Cra*, Watsoa-
viile, Ca«;roTille. Del Monte. Moa-
terey, Pacific Grove. .: '.... 1.25?
8.20 a South San Francisco, Palo Alto, Saa
Jose. Way Stations .....:. 7.33 a
a2oa Lou .\ltos. Los Gaton. Wright, (Boulder
Cre*k), Santa Cr«i -. f7J2Op
9.00 a San Jo<*. Gilroy," Palinn.*. Chanxior.
Pam Robles Hoi Sprinits, ?an Luis
Ohispo— Hotlurtw — Santa Cns, D«l
Monte, Mont«rey, PaciSo C.r0ye. . . , . 4.00»
1 0.40* South Saa Francisco, Burlinganie,
Saa Mateo, Palo Alto, Saa Jose .... . 0.30 a
1Q.40a~ Los Mum, Monta Vista, Los Gatos. . { .^*q*
1 1. 30 a Valencia St. Ocean Tie». Colma,
Cemeteries. Baden. San Bruno 1. 35?
I 1.40 a South Saa Fnneiwo, San Jote t3.2f.»
1. 00? Saturday, Palo Alto and Way Station\ ,5.00?
ZOOp South Saa Francisco, Palo Alto, San
Jose B.4Ca
f2.00p Los Altos, Los Gatos, Wright (Boulder
Creek). Santa Crux 13.2 C?
f2. 10? Bay Shore. Visitaeion. San Bruno t4.45?
3.00? Dei Monte Espreas— Saa Jose, Gilror,
Chittenden, WatsonTJlle. Santa Cms.
- Dd Monte. Monterey,- Pacific Grove. 17 3"?
f3.!5? Msvficld, Lo* Altos, Los Gato»,
. Wrijht (Boulder Creek), fantaCrus. ».45a
3.20? South San Francisco, Sun Jose, GUroy,
CastroTifle, Salinas. 10.25 a
4.00? Snnset Expr«ss— Tucson, " Deming.
' El Paso, Houston. New ' Orleans.
Pam Roblea Hot Sprints. Baa Luis
. - Obtspo.Santa Barbara, Los Asgeles. 1 1.40 a
. 4.00? Gilroy, HoUister, Trw Pinos &50?
4.00? Dei 3onte r Monterey. Pacific Grore,. 11.45?
4.00? Kansas City. St. Louis. Chicago \u25a0 11.40 a
4.20? South Saa Francisco, Saa J05e. ....'.. tSOOa
1 5.00p San Croao.' S*n Mateo, Palo Alto,
San Joae and Way Stations 9.40 a
|5.05? Loop— 23d Street, VL-itacion, South
San Francisco, Valencia Street 16.15?
5.10? Los Altos, Los Gatos. Wright, (Boulder
•^ - -r Creek). Sanu Crua.. . ..**... 9.50?
t5.20? Redwood. Palo Alto, S»n J05e..... 1. 10?
1 3.20? Los Altos,' Monta V isu. Los Gatos.. . . t-3. 20»
15.25? Buriingame. San Mateo. San J05e.. ... t3.20?
J5.30? J<oop — Valencia St« Ocean VieiT,
Cemeteries, • South Saa Francisco,
23d Street, 3d and Townsend. ;..... 6. 40?
5.40s Saa Bruno, San Mateo. Redwood, PsJo
v , Aho. Santa Clara. San Jose. .... 7.40 a
; J5.40p Los Gato*. Wright. (Boulder Creek).
SantaCrus....... 5.40?
't&OOa Millbrae. Easton. San Mateo. Pab
Alto. Mayfirfd. Los Altos, Los Gato». +aooa
6.00? Saturdays, Wneht. Santa Cnu..,». jaOOa
16.05? 23d Street. Visitaeion. . South ; San
. - . ' Frandsco. Valencia Street. .Z.....V. t7.!5»
J6.25? Loop— Valencia Street. Ocean Vir».
Cemeteries.' .South San • Francisco,
23d Street. 3d and Townsrad.-. .".... f7.40?
6.30? South Saa Francisco. San Jose. . . ' 5.40p
8.00? Los ' Angdes Passengrr— San Mateo.
Redwood, Palo Mto. San Jow.
:Garoy, Salinas. Paso Robles Hot
. -Sprin?*, San ; Ijiis Obfepo* Pizmo, .
Santa Barbars. T«a Aniie{«s 8.30 a
1 1 .45? Sooth Saa Francisco. Palo Alto. San I . 7.2 C?
V J05e. ....•.\u25a0... \u25a0..;\u25a0.'..'.. A -I 7.30 a
tl.OO? Sacraasento River 5teamer5.......... 1 11.30?
a for Morninjt. ? for Afteraoon. .
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