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LINER WILL BE
HELD FOR PRINCE
Chiyo Maru to Sail Two Days
Late to Accomodate Im=
perial Party
N order that Prince
Tsai Hsun, uncle
of the emperor of
China, who Is \ ak
ing a flying visit
to the United
States in the in
terests of the Chi
nese nay y, may
lose no time in
starting his return
journey the big
trans-Pacific liner
Chiyo Maru will
be delayed two
days awaiting the
prince. The regu
lar sailing date of
the Chiyo Msru is
tomorrow, but the
officials of the
company have switched the schedule to
accommodate the Chinese imperial
party, and the imer will clear for the
orient Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
While the Chiyo Maru is awaiting
the coming of the prince the crew of
the liner is busi)y engaged in making
the steamer spick and span. Under
the personal supervision of Port Stew
ard James Glidden the big ship is
being cleaned and polished from keel
to the topmost deck. L,ife buoys, life
boats and capstans have all been
treatod to a now coat of naint. while
the decks, housings and inside wood
work have been cleaned and polished
to the hisrhest degree, following the
ir*»n*ral fumigation given the liner
Saturday. When the Chiyo Maru with
the prince aboard puts to sea Thursday
the liner will carry with it the dis
tinction of being the cleanest and
trimmest ship that ever cleared from
this port.
The Chiyo Maru will carry one of
the largest passenger lists that the
.liner' has over taken out of this port.
as- well as 2 lull cargo of general
merchandise. Included in the 200 pas-
B^njgere are 30 missionaries, bound for
duty in Chinese and Japanese terri
tory.
Wi.n!cr Gayhead Arrives
A£'r.* whaling bark Gayhead, Captain
*wf :{r. made port late last night" after
I** quarantine officers had left for. the
day. Missing the quarantine officers
coninelJed th? Gayhead to remain in
quarantine until this morning. The
whaler is back from a six months'
cruise in Japanese. Siberian and Alas
kan waters in pursuit of sperm v.-'nale.
The cruise was successful, as the bark
had 1.200 barrels of the valuable sperm
oil in the hold when anchor was
dropped off Meiggs wharf. T'-.e Gay
head is 2 2 days from Kodiak. Alaska,
having had an uneventful trip. Cap
tain Wina: reports that he spoke the
Whaler John and Winthrop June 30
in northern waters with 400 barrels of
oil aboard. On June 2*. while engaged
in handling a dead whale with tackle
attached to th" mainmast. th«> weight
of the leviathan caused the mast to
spring, necessitating considerable re
pair?.
Captain** Son Injured
The British ship Alice Leigh. Cap
tain Davison, TO days from Newcastle,
arrived in port yesterday with a cargo
of 4.580 tons of coal for J. & A. Brown
Thre<-. weeks ago. while the "lime
juicer" was battling against a storm
in midoc?3n. Sammy Davison. the 3
year old son of the captain, caught his
left hand in the cabin door and lost
two of his fingers. The boy, who is
the pride of the big ship, was given
the best emergency treatment those on
board could furnish. Outside of sev
eral squalls such as are always en
countered in a trip of long duration,
the Alice Leigh had an uneventful
voyage.
Shrimp ri»he>m Catch Shark
The Chinese shrimp fishers in the
vicinity of McN'ear's point are encoun
tering troubles other than those
brought upon them by the nsli com
rr.isioriers. Yesterday morning a big
ground shark became tangled in the
Fhrimp nets end before the 12 foot fish
could be hauled in and killed it suc
ceeded in destroying beyond repair two
of the fishermen's nets. Th*> shark,
however, was not a lone offender. A
hungry sea lion also invaded the
shrimp preserves and carried away an
other net belonging to the Chinese.
Between the fish commissioners, the
shark and the sea lion the shrimp fish
ers are facing a hard game when it
comes to computing profits for the last
week's work. Of a two ton shrimp
catch hauled in yesterday the Chinese
eJaim that but 10 pounds of small lish
were taken in the nets.
Water Front Soten
The Pacific Coast steamship com
pany s steamer Governor. Captain Jep
sen. arrived from Seattle and Puget
sound ports yesterday afternoon With
243 first and 130 second class passen
gers in addition to a full cargo of gen
eral merchandise.
The schooner Alpena. Captain Xeil
son, £3 days from Newcastle, Austra
lia, came into port yesterday with 1,400
tons of coal for Hind Rolph & Co.
The British steamer Meneric from
Pisagua arrived off the heads yester
day morning. John Hyslop, the veteran
lookout .11 Point Lobos for the Mer
chants' exchange, at the. request of
Waterhouse & Co.. to whom the steam
er is under charter, signaled the Me
neric to proceed to Comox. After
flashing the signal "thank you," the
steamer proceeded on its way north.
The schooner Honoipu, Captain Lan
feMt, 29 days from Hana, came into
port yesterday with a cargo of 15,287
bags of sugar consigned to Williams,
Dimond & Co.'
The Matson steamer Hilonian, Cap
tain Frederickson, seven days from
Hilo. arrived in port yesterday with
3 6/tOO bags of sugar and a small ship
ment of bananas. The passenger list
totaled four.
The British steamer Spithead, Cap
tain Tuckwell. left port yesterday
with a general cargo of lumber, mer
chandise and mail for Australia and
Ne-.v Zealand ports.
The total lumber receipts yesterday
by sea reached 1,363,000 feet.
BY UNITED WIRELESS
Sunday, October 2.
ETEAKSHI? MANCHURIA— Oct 1, 8 p. m.,
1.r.73 icil*-^ froia San Francisco; all well.
ETEAKSHIP •WILEELJtnJA— <Vt 1. S p. m..
l.2"f> miles from Sau Francisco; weather fine;
all Tvrll.
STEAMSHIP SANTA MAEIA— Oot 1. R p. is.,
1,«i75 niik-s from Port Harford; will arrive
at Honolulu Monday uight.
ETEAXTH FEESIDEN'T— Oet I. !i p. ra.. 5S
milt-s north of Point Reyes; fresh northwest
winds and rotsph t»«: cloudy; all well.
STEAMER STATE OF CALIFORNIA— Oct 1. 8
p. m.. 12 inil^s north of point Reyes; Ktroun
norUminct Kinds; moderate tea; weather
clr-ar.
ETEA2£ER WASHTENAW— Oct I. 7:."0 p. m .. 7
* iiiilcs north «t Pijr<-on point; moderate north
nf*t lirecze; fin* 1 v/eatlier; nl\ well.
STEAKER COLONEL E. L. DRAKE— Oct I. 8
p. m.. 33 mllrs nortli at Point Rryes; clear;
bri^k north wet-t breeze; rn<xl''rate pea. -
ETEAKER SANTA CLARA— Oet 1. 7:30 p. m..
2 miles off Stewart point; strong northwest
winds: heavy sea; clear.
STEAMER SIERRA— Oct 1. 8 p. m.. 70 miles
from lighthouse: strong northwest winds;
roujrh Pea; weather clear and 'told.
ETEAMER NANN SMITH— Oct 1, C p. m.. off
Duxbury reef; strong northweft wind; choppy
Lead *<>a; weather clear; barometer. 29.96;
all well.
ETEAKER ATLAS— Oct 1. «:20 p. m...off Point
Montara: clear: moderate west wind; heavy
w-a ; tf-mpf-rature. 54.
ETEAMER CHANELOR— Oct I, .S p.*m., 16 miles
north of I'oint Arena.
Private Wire— New York, Chicago
Western Union Code
J. C. WILSON
MEMBER
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD' OF TRADE
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO
Main Office, MIIU FtldK., San Franclaro
, Branch Office* — Palace Hotel (main
corridor), Sen Kranclsco; Hotel Alexan-
dria, Loa Anselen, Cal.
Correspondents — Harris, Wfnthrop &
Co., New York* Chicago, London and
ParU.
MOVEMENT OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE
From | Steamer | Date
Hilo iHilonian Oct. 3
Portland ißeaver Oct. 3
San Pedro lOoos Bay Oct. 3
Mendocino ISea Foam Oct. 3
Seattle lEnreka Oct. .i
San Pedro INorwood Oct. A
;;rays Harbor Centralia Oct. «5
San Diego Santa Rosa Oct. 3
Salina Cruz Mexican Oct. 3
Humboldt |Santa Clara Oct. 4
Portland (Klamath .Oct. 4
Eureka IState of Cal... Oct. 4
Pugct Sound I Ad. Sampson. . .'Oct. 4
Los Anpeles ! jlluckman Oct. 4
Ssn Pedro (Santa Monica.. Oct. o
(Jrays Harbor ISanta Barbara. Oct. 5
Hamburg '. . .1 Abossinta IO.H. 5
New Y<.rk City of Sydney. ! Oct. 5
Coos Bay |M. F. IMant. . JOct. 6
Point Arena & Albion.. Porno Oct. 6
San Diego G. W. Elder . . . lOct. <l
Portland Bear -!Oct. 7
Alaska lClty of Topeka Oct. i_
San Pedro [Homer loot. <
Portland llloanoke lOet. S
Tahiti : iMariposa Oct. 9
Alaska J President lOct. 9
TO SAIL
Date | Steamer | Destination | Sails jPlcr
Oct. SiNewburp ifJrays Harbrl 3 pm *21
Oct. SlNorwood IfJrays Harbrl 2pm :...
Oct. 3'Oentralia llxds Anpeles.! 1 pm 21
Oct. 3'Nebraskan iNew York. . .110 am 2*
Oct. S^Rose City iPortland ... 12 m 40
Oct. SlHanalei L Ans Ports 3 flin 10>
Oct. SiGovernor San Diepo. . .1 4pm 9
Oct. 4lChehalis : I Grays Harbrl 2 pm
Oct. 4Northland IPortland ...!spm 19
Oct. 4!Klamath l!.os Anpeles. 2 pm 51
Oct. 414 1 Coos Bay lLos Anpeles. 5 pm 11
Oct. 4!Rpaver !l»s Anpeles. 9 am 40
Oct. 4'Ouppii .!Puppt Sound] 2pm 9
Oct. r^Rpdondo Coos 8ay...! 3 pm
Oct. S'Sph Foam ! Point Arpna.l 4pm 2
Oct. .MState of Cnl. .iHuraboldt ..I 4 pm 11
Oct. MSanta Barbara. !r»s Anpeles, l 1 pm 51
Oct. s!Acapulco iPanama U2 in -i-
Oct. 6!Buckman iPncet Soundl
Oct. fi'Santa Monlci.J Grays Harbr'
Oct. fi'Ad. Sampson. . I Los Anpeles.!
Oct. fllChlyo Maru..JHonpkonp -.15 pml 42
Oct. 7!<V W. Elder. J Portland ...! j
Iciaromont. IPortland ...I
Oct. 7'Curacao jMexico 1 |
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
• Destination , | Steamer I Hate
Nome & ?t. Michael... I North western ..lOct. S
Ko<ii«k I Portland jOct. 6
Sun, Moon and Tide
I'nited States coast and ppodetic survev — Time
«nd lio'trhts of tidps at Fcrt Point. For city
front (Mission str^Pt flrharfl arid 25 minutes.
~ MONnAY.~OCTOnF:R •{ •
S;m risrs 0:07,
Sun s«'ts d : sl
Mo-in sets P- m.
Npw m.vn October 3. at 12:T3 a. m.
First quarter moon October 1 1. at s:^l a. in.
ITlme] iTimei |Timel ITlmrl
Oct [ i iFt IFt • IFt i Ft
il. W! 11l Wj |L Wj IH W]
;*..i 5:151 1.OI11 :3f>| 5.H! 5:431 1.2111:571 4.9
4 ' S-4«| 1.5U2:ti5l 5.3! 6:1« l 1.01 1
" !H W] !L W! IH W IL Wj
5.-.I 0-44! 4.7! rt;2o! 1.012:27 ! .".2 f>:.Vi! O.S
fi..l 1:."53! 4.4! fi:.ll| 2.412:"2! 5.1! 7:31! 0.7
7f.l 2:29! 4.1] 7:23' 2.81 1:121 5.0 ?:ISI 0.7
5 I 3 3.V .'{..«! 7:57 i 3.2! 1 ::«! 4.9! S:."9j 0.0
9 4:.Vi| 3.51 S:."S! 3.4! !:.">' 4.S' 9:.'l| O.G
V. S. Branch Hydogrraphio Office *
X branch of tlie T'nited States hyrlrozraphle
office. looatPd in the Merchants' Kxchanpp. is
tnaintninfd i:i Sa-.i Krencipoo for the honour of
inariners. trlfboct regard to nntionality and frpe
of *>xpr-np<>. N.ivieators are cordially invited to
visit tup office, \u25a0whore coraplPte sets of charts
and sailinc dirertfons of the world are kept nt
l;ani" for comparison and reforpnee and the
larpst information oan always bp obtained ' re
gard mc Hs-bts. danpprs to navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce.
J. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. U. S. N.. in charge.
HYDKOGEAPHIC OFFICE
D*pth »t mean low water, entrance to harbor.
PLACE ! Ft. I Date I Remarks
I I 114 feet In south chan-
Grays HaH 14 ISept. 16! n»l: 12 feet in old
! j j rhnnnel.
Willapa 8~27 IScptTTi
Colnm R.i 2T jSe'p't. 51 •_••-••
(Bar buoy to ripht b*
Vehalni R! 9 Unly 10) entrance. Channel is
' I shifting to north,
I j j ypry narrow. i.*»o ft.
Tillmk B.! !) !.Inly ?>:ChannPl shifted 1 raile
! | ! sontli In pale Nov. 2S.
Yaquina B j 12 'July 3' ••
yhTslaw Rl r» ! Arig. IS
1 I : Leave buoy on har 200
I'mpnna Rl 7«i | ?ppt. 1! feet to starboard po
_| J 1 Ing in. '
! |12 fe»»t at low tide toi
Coos Bay. l IS I-lune 221 North Bend: 12 feet
| I (at low tide to Marsh-
I ._!__ ! field. '
Pogtrtlle Rl fi |Aug. lOlChannel straight.
Ropup rT| 2 | SeptT lj
Klatn th R[ 5 !Ai;g. ljCliannel S. W. stra l ght.
Hmbf'lt Bl 19 iSept^ TChannel straight work-
i 1 b | infi^^r'lj.-
S Pedro r.\ 29 !Aup. 31|No change in channel.
S Dipgo Bj 2S^|Apr. ljNo change In channel. _
S~Pablo~Br24 |Aus~2o!Depth~~in dredged"chan
! { I ncl.
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
[Special Dispatch io The Call]
EUREKA, Oct. 2. — Arriving this morning at
10:53 o'clock was trie Pacific Coast steamship
company's steamer State , of California with
frc's'.it. mail and passengers, the State of Csl
lfornia is whednled to depart on the return
trip south tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock.
The 6teamer Xortti Fork was among the in
coming lumber carriers today, having crossed
in at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The Xorth Fork
Is to load redwood lumber at the Arcata wharf.
The schooner Sequoia was towed Into port
this afternoon at 4 'o'clock by the tug . Hanger.
The Sequoia if loading lumber at bay points.
The Xorth Pacific steamship company's steam
er Santa Clara arrived In this port this after
noon at 4:.1o o'clock from San Francisco with
freight, nmil and passengers. The Santa Clara
will depart <m the return trip tomorrow after
noon at 1 o'clock.
Departing this morning at 7 o'clock from the
Arcata wharf was ftie steamer Acme with a
cargo of redwood lumber and a consignment of
U. S. mail.
The Norwegian tramp steamer Sark, arrived
this afternoon to load redwood lumber for Aus
tralia.
The British tramp steamer Bankdale is due
to arrive this week from Callao to load rough
clear redwood lumber for Australian points. The
steamer will make the trip under charter to
W. R. Grace & Co. This makes the 'fourth
vessel chartered to make a trip to this port
for an off shore cargo, the others being the
British steamer Iran and Xetherlee and the
Norwegian steamer Sark.
PORTLAND, Oct. 2. — Wind off' the mouth
of the Columbia river this morning attained
velocity of 60 miles an hour. Incoming ves
sels report a h«»avy swell running outside and
a very rough bar is looked for tomorrow.
- Tills evening- the wind at North Head is blow
ing at the rate of 00 miles an hour, while the
barometer has dropped from 30 to 2»:70 since
8 o'clock this morning and is sttfl going down.
In an attempt to reach the Warrior rock
lighthouse near [ St. Helens the United States
lighthouse tender. Heather, went aground Satur
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. Effortjt were made
today to Boat the vessel, but without success.
The Heather, commanded by Captain Ilam
merstrom. left down the river Saturday noon.
It had on board Commander J. M. Elllcott. In
spector for the seventeenth lighthouse district.
Commander Elllcott said that he was quite
sure the Heather had not been Injured.
The steam schooner Shoshone " left down the
. ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
FRENCH LINE
CIE. GLE. TRAXSLANTIQUE
DIRECT LINE TO HAVKE— PARIS
Salllnss Every Tbnrsday and Saturday.
La Touraine.Sept. 29 | La Provence.. Oct. 6
• EXTUA SAILINGS
La Saroie Oct 13 I La TooraincOct. 27
La Lorraine.. Oct. 20 | La Provence.. Not. 3
These steamers carry one class (II) cabla
passengers only. ;
Chicago .....Oct. II Niagara Oct. 29
La G&acogne. . Oct. 15 | Floride ...... Not. 12
FUGAZI BEOS., Pacific Coast Managers.
630 Montgomery street, San Francisco.'
Cabla Office, 655 Market street.
THE SAN FRANCISCO \u25a0 GALL, MONDAY, OCTOBER ---3, 1910.
river today for Rainier, where it -will load
lumber for SRn Francisco.
From San Francisco the 6team schooners
Rainier and Sapinaw arrived tonipht.
Owing to some delay the* steamer Roanokc
did nor arrive on schedule today, but will be
at her dock at an early hour tomorrow.
With a carpo of salmon from Chlpnik bay
the American ship Jal>ez Howes arrived at an
early hour this moniinp. • -
From Waldport and Newport the ' gasoline
boat Condor is due to arrive , tomorrow. \u25a0
LOS AUGELES, Oct. 2. — Arrived: Steamers
Melville Dollar, from Guaymas: Santa Rosa,
from San IMppn;. Samoa, from San JJiepo; Nome
City, from Portland; Daisy Freeman, from Grays
Harbor: J. .T. Loppte, "from Eureka; Arpyll,
from San Francisco; Bandou, from Coquille
river.
J^hiled — Steamers Santa Rosa, for San Fran
cisco; Arpyll. for San Dicpo; Samoa, for Cas
par; Alcatraz, for Greenwood.
ASTORIA, Oct. 2. — Steamer Breakwater ar
rived today from Coos hay with freight and
passengers and went up the river for Portland.
StearMff Sflginaw arrived today "from San
Francisow with a peneral cargo.
I SteameV Rainier arrived today from San Fran
cisco with a peneral carpo.
Steamer Klamath sailed today for San Fran
cisco with a carpo of lumber.
British steamrr Stathyre arrived today from
Pupet sound to load lumber for off shore. •
Steamer Tnmalpais sailed today with a cargo
of lumber for San Francisco. -
Steamer .Tabea arrived today from Nushagak
river. Alaska, with the pack and crew of the
Columbia river packers' association.
Steamer Roanoke arrived > today from San
Perlro and San Francisco with freight and pas
sengers and left up the river for Portland.
Steamer Eureka arrived today from Eureka
with .freight and passengers and went up the
river for Portland. .
SEATTLE, Oct. 2.— Arrived— British steamer
Prince Rupert. Portland canal.
Sailed — Sreamer Northwestern. Nome; U."~S.
S. Columbine, southeastern Alaska: British
Eteamer Priijce Rupert. Prince Rupert.
Army TrnnxportN \
The Buford is in port, out of commission.
The Crook is at Manila.
The Dix Is on the way from Seattle to Manila.
The Lopan. outward bound, left Honolulu
September I<s.
The Sheridan Is homeward bound.
The Sherman is iv port.
The Thomas Is here under repairs.
The Warren is at Manila.
SHIPPING. INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
Sunday. 2.
2:30 p. m.. stmr Carlos, Roberts, 45 hours
from Port Los Angeles; ballast to J. Homer
Fritch.
3:10 p. m., stmr Rose City, Mason, 28 hours
40 mla from Ssn Pedro: pass and rndse to
S. F. and P. S. S. Co.
1:45 p. m.. sehr Honoipu. Lsncfeldt, 20 days
from Hana: 13.257 bags sugar te Williams, j
Dimond & Co.
4:13- p. m., stmr Governor. Jepsen, 54 hours
from Seattle; pass and mdse to P. C. S. S. Co.
4:30 p. m.. stmr Ycsemite. Reiners, 42 hours
from San Pedro; ballast and 24 pass to Charles
F. McCorinlck. •
9:30 p. m., stmr Hanalri. Hannah, 50 .Ifours
from San Pedro; pass and mdse to Independent
steamshiji company.
12:40 p. in., stmr Tiverton, Dettmers, 92
hours frcm Ludlow; 570 M ft lumber to Pope &
Talbot.
0:30 p. m.. whal bark .Gayhead. Wing, 32 days
from Kodiak; 1,200 bbls epeTm oil to L. E.
Jaraes.
7 p. m.. stnir Bpnver, Kidston, r>7 ho\irs from
Portland, via Astoria 30 hours; pass and mdse
to S. F. and P. S. .S. Co.
10:10 p. m.. schr Santiago. McDonald. 11
hours from Monterey. In tow tug Navigator;
11,000 bbls oil to Associated transportation co.
SAILED
Sunday, October 2.
4:40 p. tn.. stmr Atlas. Badger. Portland.
5 p.'ni.. strnr Nann Smith. Olsen, Coos bay.
3 p. m.. schr Melrose. Murcliison. Townsend.
3:40 p. m., stmr National City, Higglns, Fort
Bragg.
fi:ls p. m.. stmr Porno. Lillelaml. Albion.
12 noon, sehr William Benton, Nlelson, Puget
sound.
12 noon, stmr Grace Dollar. Kalnin. Albion.
S p. m., stmr Wellesley, I^indquist. Portland.
S p. m., stmr Yosemite. rteiners. Astoria.
WEATHER REPORT
TATOOSH. Oct 2, fl a. m.— Heavy rain; wind,
southeast; velocity. 30 miles per hoar.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS. Oct 2. 10 p. m.— Weather.
hazy; winil. nortliwest; velocity, 10 miles per
hcur.
DOMESTIC PORTS
ABERDEEN— Arrived. Oct I— Stmr Coronado,
hence Sept 2S.
Sailed Oct 1-rStinr Santa Barbara, for San
Pedro: senr Polaris, for Valparaiso.
ASTORlA— Arrived Oct 2—7 a. m.. stmr
Breakwater, from Coos bay; 8 a. m.. stmr Sagi
naw. hence Sept 2f>; 0 a. m.. stmr Rainior,
hence Sept 2'j; 11 a.m.. Br stnir Strathyre,
from Everett; ship .Tatiez Howes, from Alaska;
2 p. m.. ship Roanoke. hence Sept 30; 3 p. m.
stmr Eureka, from Eureka.
Sailed Oct 2 — Ptmr Klamath, for San Fran
cisco; stnir Tamalpals, for San Francisco.
GAMBLE— Arrived Oct 2— Bktn Gardiner
City, from Ludlow.
TATOOSH— Passed out Oct 1—6:30 p. m.,
stmr Uganda, from Victoria, for Astoria.
Passed in Oct 2—2 p. m., stmr Jeanie. hence
Sept 2«. for BeatO«. t
XUREKA— Arrived Oct 2— Stmr State of Cali
fornia, hence Oct 1; Nor stmr Sark. from Vic
toria: schr Sequoia, from Hllo; stmr Santa
Clara, hence Oct 1.
SEATTLE— SaiIed Oct I— Stmr Olympia. for
Nome;* 9p. m.. sfmr Dolphin, for Skagwav.^Oct
2— Stmr Antiloclms, for Liverpool.
/ Arrived Oct 2—6 a. m.. Br stmr Teucer. from
Taeoma; 7 a. in., Br stmr Antllochus, from Van
couver.
TACOMA— Sailed Oct 2— Stmr Fair Oaks, for
Seattle: Br stmr Antilochup, for Seattle- Br
stmr Tcucer. for Seattle.
PORT SAN LUlS— Arrived Oet 2— Stmr Wash
tenaw. hence Oct 1.
Sailed Oet 2— ll a. m., stmr Jim Butler, for
San Francisco. ,
SAN PEDRO— Arrived Oct 2— Stmr Randnn.
hence Sept 30: stmr Nome City, hence Sept 30
stmr J. J. Loggie. from Eureka.
Snileil Oct 2— Stmr Aleatrnz. for San Fran
cisco: stmr Samoa, for Ssn Francisco
SOUTH BEND— Railed Oct 2— U a. m., stmr
Raymond, for San Francisco; stmr Claremont
for San Francisco.
NEAH BAY — Anchored Oct 2 — Schr A M
Baxter, from Ballnrd. for San Francisco
SANTA BARBARA— Arrived Oet 2. Stmr
Santa Rosa, from San Diego, and sailed for San
Francisco.
-ISLAND PORT
HO NOLTTTJT— SaiIed Oct 2— Ship Falls of
Clyde, for Gaviota.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK— Arrived Oct 2— Stmr Celtic
from Liverpool: stmr Lapland, from Antwerp l
stmr Prinz FrfederJcb Wilhelm, from Bremen
QUEENSTOWX— SaiIed Oct 2— Stmr Mau're
tania, for New York; stmr Cedric, for New
SOUTHAMPTON-Salled Oct 2-Stmr George
Washington, for New York.
HAVRE— Sailed Oct I— Stmr. La Gascogne, for
New York; stnir La Savoie. for New York
— — ____ «»•».
Memornnda
!M<«p yacni .josie. . ran aroul of pilot boat
Grade S: no damage.
Per whal hark (Jayliead— June 28, sprung
mainmast. .Tune 30. saw whal hark John and
Winthrop, with 400 bblß oil., June IS saw whal
scbr Letitia. with nothing. l
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SIX FOOTBAIJi VICTIMS
NEW HA VEX, Conn., Oct. 2— That
the new football rules have • not
eliminated all chance of serious injury
was evidepced in Saturday's game
when Arthur H. Wright of Oakfield. N
V.. end of the Wesleyan team, received
serious, if not fatal; injuries, ? during
a game at Middletown. Five ot4ier col
lege players were hurt in the" east
alone. • \u25a0 /". r
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Weather Report
United States department of agriculture-^
Weather bureau— San Francisco. Oct. 2, 1910:
~Z~ . RAINFALL .' - ; . t~" .\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0
Last Seasonal Normal
Stations — 24 Hours to Date to Date
Eureka •0.00 ft. os 1.46
Red Bluff .0.00 o.4() 0.90
Sacramento ......... 0.00 O. IS 0.44
Mt. Tamalpais 0.00 0.17 0.53
San Francisco .0.00 0.05 1:0.34 j
San Jose a.... 0.00 O.OS 0.31 i
Fresno 0.00 o.o^ 0.33
Independence 0.00 0.9!) 0.30
San Luis Obispo .... ',' 0.00 -\u25a0 0.40 0.53
Los Angeles ..... 0.00 0.05 O.OS
San Diego 0.00 0.22 O.OS
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS
STATIONS £ £ 1 STATIONS g £ f
Boise OISI4O .02 Reno .....| 6S'3SI- .00
Eureka 6214G .00 Roseburp . .|«4|..l .00
Flagstaff :.. fi6!44 .00 Sacramento. l R0154l .00
Fresno ..... 75!r»2!.00 Salt Lake... 54 4811.14
Helena 521441.14 San' Diego.. 70 t«| .00
Indep'dence . 76[521.00 S. Francisco «R|s2i \u008400
Kalispel .... 52 441.00 [San Jose... 76!421. .00
Ix>s Angeles. 701581. 00 S. L. Obispo So|so .00
Modena G6|44|.12 SE. Farallon .r»4|52. r »4|52 .00
Mt. Tamalp's fiS'49|.OO Snokane ... 54 42 .01
-North Head. 541.i2j.40 Taeoma ... 54148 .3S
Phoenix SSIfiO'.OO Tatoosh 50
PocatPllo ...I 54142!. 22| Tonopah ... RO 42 .00
Pt. Reyes Lt| 561491. 00 Walla C2i40 '.00
Portland . . .!. . .|.V>|. . . Wlnnemncca G2|3o .00
Red Blnff...| S0;S8l<00 Yuma . 94',«4| .00
EASTERN STATIONS
Abilene .....! SS|64i.OO Knoxville .. ...!f!2i...:
Atlantic Cltyl fiS's6l.oo tnnisville .. S2|sSi .00
Boston 041521.00 Memphis .. 901C,5l .00
Buffalo 54 44 .00 Montp'm'ry 92 ra .00
Charleston .. 88170 .00 Montreal .. 521421 .00
Chicago; 70150.00 Moorhead .. So!sti! .00
Denver 72|54[.00 New Orleans 5C.174 .2S
Dcs Moines.. 581551.00 New York.. 64154 .00
Dodge City.. S4)sfi|.oS Oklahoma . $&'<U .00
Duluth 54 401.2S N. Platte... 861621. 00
Durango 62|..1.1fl PlttKhurg .. fifi!4B| .00
Eastport 501441. 00 Roswell ... 84^02 .00
Galveston ... 541501.00 St. Louis... Sfi|62 .00
Green Bay.. SSJ4SI.OS St. Paul 1 7852 .40
Hatteras ... 50!72|.00 Tampa 90172! .00
Havre- GOi-iO'.OO Toledo | 62:4 ft! .00
Huron |55!... Washington I 72100 .00
.Tackponvillp I 761f!8'.00 Winnipeg .. 72"i50 .00
Kansas City.|. . .|ftftl. . . , '
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
A storm of considerable energy overlies the
Missouri valley and will extend " slowly south
eastward into the Mississippi valley, causinp
peneral rains and high southerly \u25a0 winds. An
area of high pressure overlies the" Atlantic coast
States; the Ohio valleys and Ontario. -It will
move slowly eastward. On the Pacific slope a
violent though somewhat limited disturbance has
nppparerl over Washington and Vancouver Island.
A maximum wind velocity of 72 miles from the
south is reported at the mouth of the Columbia
river. Rain has been general in northern Ore
gon .inrl AVashington.
Sonip reiiarknMp temperature chanpes, have
occurred in the last 12 hours. Afternoon tem
peratures have exceeded SO degrees from Kansas
to Minnesota. In the Rooky mountain section
there has b?en a foil of 12 to 22 degrees. In
California wnrm weather prevails.
The relative humidity »t Red Bluff was 40
and at Fresno 52 ppr cent.
FORECAST
Pan Francisco and vicinity — Fair Monday, be
cominp threatening and unsettled at nipht; pos
s!blv rain: light sonthwest winds.
*inta Clara valley — Fair Monday: light north
winds. . >
Sacramento valley — Fair Monday, except rain
jn north; licht north wind, changing to ijouth.
San Joaqutn valley — Fair Monday, I warmer;
light north winds.
California, south of the Tebaehini— Fair Mon
dny. high fog In the morning; light Past wind,
changing to south.
A. 0. McADIE. District Forecaster.
Clever Hound Myrtle
Wins Stake
Clever* Myrtle showed a flash of her
old time form yesterday at Ingleside
coursing park and defeated a field of
20 high class greyhounds.
The winner was a 4 'to 5 choice in the
individual watering. Results:
Open stake: First round— Youns: Pasha, a
bye, My Own withdrawn; True Wins -beat I
Needa; Myrtle beat Best Turkey; Huckster beat
Peralta Boy: Go Ashore beat Miss I.uxor: Car
mel beat Gentle Anne: Golden Rule beat Scamp;
Turkey's. Best beat Quicksand; Tom Finn beat
Gertrude.
Second round — Young Pasha a bye: Myrtle
beat True Win?; Go Ashore beat Huckster;
Golden Rule beat Gentle Anne; Tom Finn beat
Tnrkey's Best. «•'\u25a0
Third round— Myrtle beat Young Pasha: Go.
Ashore beat Golden Rule; Tom Finn a bye.
Fourth round — Myrtle beat Tom Finn; Go
Ashore a bye. .• /
Final — Myrtle beat Go Ashore.
Central League
STANDING OF THE CXTXBS
Clubs— - W. L. Pet.
Berkelsy .' -. . . 6 2 750
Alameda 5 3 714
San Leandro V ..5 -3 714
Richmond .". 6 \u25a0 3 ' 714
Elmhurat 4 5 444
Frultvale .0 9 000
OAKLAND, Oct. 2.— Berkeley 'beat: Alameda
in one of the best games of the league season,
when the hard hitting' Collins, Perkins and
Moran, smashed out a victory in the last
frame. Score: R. H. E
Berkeley- '6 11 2
Alntneda 5 fi : - 2
Batteries — Sparks and Perkins; Unssell and
Ryan. Umpire — Frank Carroll.- \u25a0\u25a0
. SAN 'LEANDRO. Oct. 2.— Before the biggest
crowd of the season Elmhurst defeated the visi
tors in an interesting game. Score: . t
: \u25a0 .'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- . . \u25a0' .. R. H. E.
Elmhurst ...."..... fi $ . 2
Kruitvale , ;.-. . .......... ....... 2 \u25a0 0 2
Batteries— Olivers and Grimmelman; Goldy
and Thursman. . Umpire — Earl. Brown.
RICHMOND, Oct. 2.— For 10 . Innings the San
Leandro team fought . hard \u25a0to defeat the home
team, when the contest was called on account
of darkness. Score: . R. H. E.
Richmond 1.. ,1 4 2
San Leandro ..... ........ 3 0 \
Batteries— Berger and Bliss; Zamloch and
Jackson. ' Umpires — Jacobs and McKow.
HIIXSHQROUGH TENNIS
HILLSBOROUGH, Oct. 2.— -The handi
cap mixed \u25a0 doubles tennis tournament
held on the San Mateo polo club grounds
in \u25a0 El Cerrito park was won by Mrs.
Thomas A. Driscoll and Raymond B.
Splivalo today. Their final opponents
were William Duncan and Helen Chese
brough. .
IVEW TEAM CAFTAIX
[Special Dispatch to The Call}
I SANTA CLARA, Oct. , I.— At a meet
ing of the Santa Clara high school
Rugby team Vernon Lake, "> a veteran,
was elected captain of the team to take
the place of the former captain, who
has been disabled. >
Three C League Scrap
Called Off
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
SAN JOSE, Oct. 2.— The directors of
the Three C . league held : a ; meeting in
San Jose this morning. It was an
nounced that Salinas and Watsonville
would fall into line with the wishes of
the officers of the league and play off
the original schedule. "; *'
The playing of the games scheduled
for October 30 was made optional with
President Anderson, who will order the
contests played if there is chance for
any team to beat out the then leaders
by finishing.
ijj In case the leaders are far enough
ahead to guarantee their winning the
series without playing. October 30, the
post season championship series of
three -games -will start on that date.
"Watson ville will get two games dur
ing "Apple week" as a i result of this
decision. : San Jose will play in the
apple town on October 12 and is also
scheduled to play there October 16. ,
+--__ — ' — ; __ ; .—-\u2666. — -\u2666
Minor Baseball Games |
OAKLAND,, Oct. 2.— The Heeseman Walk
overs and Oakland. Orpheum baseball teams
started' an encounter at 10:30 o'clock . on the
Grove street proends that resulted In* a 6 to 1
victory for the theater -.nine. - The^merchant
team "was shut out until the ninth Inlnp. when
an rrror allowed their only tally. Purday
pitched for the theatrical . squad and allowed
only four scattered hits. . .
-Batterips— Oakland "Orpheum. Pnrdy and
Vlupbt; Heesemsns, Jloir and Moore.
• . -.- , . --.- • . \u25a0• ' • ,'\u25a0
OAKLAND,. Oct. 2.— The Monarch baseball
team defeated the Zeenut squad 13 to 5 on the
Twenty-third avenue diamond this afternoon.
Edwards, Moyer and Wohlfrom formed the
Monarch battery.
ALAMEDA. Voct. 2.— ln the baseball .game
played at Recreation park this afternoon, be
tween .teams chosen from merchants at the
east end of tl;p. city and from merchants of
the west end the ea*t fenders nroved the victors,
winnln? by a score of 14 to 7.
• • - •
BERKELEY. Oct. 2.— The" Wells-Farpo nine
of San Francisco' was | defeated by the J. H.
Knise company players today by "a score of 7
to 3. Tlie batteries were: Wells-Farpo,* Joe >fe-
Gnshln and Curran; Kruse company, Mouille and
Plnraminp. : ;\u25a0 '. . .
The runs and hits by Innings:
Wells-Farpo 0 0 0 10 2 0 0 o—3
Basehlts 10 0 3 0 0 1 1 0— «
J. -H. Knise 1110 0 4 0 0 x— 7
Basehlts 1-1-1 0 0 3 1 Ox— 7
. . \u25a0 . • \u25a0 -\u25a0• * %
BERKELEY. Oct. 2.— Peralta camp W. O. W.
defeated Wedgewood camp today by a score of
11 to 5. v The batteries were Marler and Mos
kowitz for Peralta camp and Smith and Slusser
for Wedpewcod camp. .
* * *
STOCKTON. Oct. 2.— The - Tnlley and Barnes
tpsm won today's came from the Athletics in the
Tokay leapne owinp to the poor support ac
corded Sally in the thirrl Inninp. when five runs
\u25a0were scored on two- hits. The pame was pro
tpsted by the Athletics. Score: R. H. E.
Tnlly . nnd Barnes. ...'... 5 3 8
Athletics 7 5~~ 8
Batteries — Sally and McMurray; Shinn and
Priest. ; \u25a0 .
* "• • - *
OAKLAND. Oct. 2.— The Emeryville baseball
team this afternoon defeated the Fallstop team
of San' Francisco on the race track grounds.
Score, 14 to 2. Batteries— Emeryville. Llnd
claire and Crosswaite; Fallstop, Kane nnd Der
tran. . •-v - ,
* •.-•;» -. -
OAKLAND, Oct. 2.— The Fruitvale Grays
lost a hard fought pame to the Turkey . Red
baseball team of San Francisco, on Ihe Frult
PACIFIC OCEAX TRAVEL
s<\c' *?^. Pf«»mnprs l^ave from Broad-
/^\u25a0J^-^Q^S. way Wharves (Piers 9 and
/G/ V^g3»a Vn '-« w rate*. Jnelndlas bertb
I I \W^^v I I * nrt meals.
1 \ \\£s^u/ I Epeclal Round Trip Rates.
\Ja\\ yC/ LOS ANGELES
SAN DIEGO . '
'"' <r • SANTA BARBARA
Prp««!<lent or Governor Alternatp Mondays. 4 p.m.
•Ssnta Rosa Every Thursday. 11a.m.
•Only steamer calling at Santa Barbara.
SEATTLE (DIRECT), TOWNSEND
TACOMA, VICTORIA, VANCOUVER
Connecting at Seattle for Southeastern Alaska.
Eknjrwsv, Dawson, Fairbanks and all points on
the Ynkon.
Pr<">ldent or Governor Alternate Saturday*. 3 pm.
City of Topeka or Queen.
Alternate Tuesdays. 2 p. m.
EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAT)
State of Cal., Oct. 1, 5. 9, 13, IT. 21, 25, 29, 4
p. m. \u25a0 - ' ' .
GUAYMAS, \nZATI,AX. T.A PAZ
EXSEXADA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO
CuracHO 7th of each month, 12 m.
LEAVE SEATTLE
il ALASKA CRUISES 1011
\u25a0 - •
Spokane... ....June 14, 2S; July 12, 26; An?;. 9
NOME— ST. MICHAEL
Cmatllla.. .Thursday, . Sept. 20. 10 a., m.
Right reserved to change this schedule.
TICKET OFFICES— PaIace Hotel. 653 Market
Et., 16 Market st. and Broadway Wharf.
Telephone Kearny . 492.
OAKLAND — 1120 Broadway. Tel. Oakland 5630.
C. D. DUNANN. General Passenger 'Apent.
V^afe. AMERICAN«HAWAIIAN
mm| STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Tehuantepec Route
Regular Fast Freight Service
NEW YORK' TO PACIFIC COAST
PORTS AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,
sailing from New York every six days,
making direct connection with Pacific
steamers sailing from Salina Cruz,
Hex., every six days for San Francisco.
PACIFIC COAST PORTS TO NEW
YORK. . Also to Mexican and all prin-
cipal European ports- under through
rates and through bills of lading. Sail-
ings from San Francisco every 12 days.
For rates and further particulars ap-
ply to DEARBORN & LAPHAM. Gen-
eral Agents, j 8 Bridge, street. New j
York. WILLIAMS, X DIMOND \ & CO-
General Agents, Pacific Coast.
310 Sansome St., San Francisco
SEATTLE-TACOMA
Bellinfftaam. Anacortes. Everett, Port Town-
senil, 'Victoria, Vancouver and .all Alaska
ports.
S. S: BUCKMAX. .• Oct. 6
S. S. ADMIRAL 5AMP50N. .........0ct. 12
S. SS. # WAT50N. .............. .. .Oct. IS
LOS ANGELES DIRECT
R. S.ADMIHAI/ SAMPSON..:." Oct. 6
S. S. WATSON. . . : Oct. 12
S. :, 5.8UCKMAN. ....:: . ;". ... . .'. . . ..Oct. IS
Aiaska=Pacific Steamship Co.
. TICKET: OFFICES:
* General Agent's office. Howard street wharf
No. 3. Ticket office, 54. Market street and
(M 8 Market^street. '• .." .
. Sailings from Howard street wbarf' No. 3.
toyo Risen kaish
ORIENTAIi: STEAMSpiP COMPANY
S. 8. Chiyo Maru.. Thursday, Oct. 6, 1910, 5 p. ra.
E. Sj-Tenyo Maru. ..... .. .Tuesday, Nov. 1, 1910
8. B. Nippon Maru. ........Tuesday, Nov. 22, 1910
Steamers sail from company 'a piers. No*. 42,
44 near foot of Second st., at 1 p. m.. for Yoko-
hama and Hongkong, calling . at Honolulu. Kobe
(Hiogo) ' and ' Nagasaki and Shanghai and con-
necting at Hongkong with steamers for Manila.
India etc. No cargo received on : board on day
of sailing. Round • trip ; tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and passage apply \u25a0- at " office, 240
James*- Flood building. W. H. AVERT.
_ .. 'Assistant General^ Manager.
UNION S.iCQ;ofN.Z. Ltd
: New "A Through ; Passenger * and \u25a0 Freight Service
. Without Change. \u25a0 ,%
SAN i FRANCISCO TO WELLINGTON. N. Z.,
- - ! VIA TAHITI AND RARATONGA.
S S. AORANOI (4,268 tons) • 5ai15...... .N0t. 16
8. S. MA1TA1^ (3,393 tons) 5ai15.. ...;.. .Dec." 14
' Sailings every 28 days: connection at Welling-
ton and \u25a0 Auckland for New \u25a0- Zealand ports and
Australia; . '^
OCEANIC S/ S. CO.. General Agents. 80 Clay st.
Ticket Office.-: 673 . Market »t.>.Tel:". Kearny 1231.
.TAHITI :AND ; XEWZEAI.AXD— S.Si
" Marlposa sails ll;a;.nl., Oct. 17. ,
:.;*: Special- Tahiti round v trip $135, 'first-class.:
HnWfil 111 il S." S.iSlerra' (10.000.tons dis-
IIUniULULU placement) sallsll a. m.,- Oct.
22, 1910. .; Special round trip $110, i first class
OCEANIC LINE,: C73 MktJ; ; tel. ' Kearny 1231
AUCTION SALES
Two carloads Horses and Mart's will be fold
at Dnboce stables. 205-200 Valencia *t. MON..
Oct. 3. and THURS.,Oct. 6. U a. m.; also
«agons and Harness. Tel. Park 2723.
CLOCGH & BRODIE. Auctioneers. "
£& AT AUCTION 5^
\u25a0 WEDNESDAY. Oct. 5. 11 «. m. No reserve.
3o head of all purpose horses and mares wagons
and harness. 557 4th st., Oakland. Rain or shine.
vale diamond this afternoon by the score of
5 to 3. v v
• • ' \u25a0'(•' .'.
OAKLAND. Oct. 2.—The Braley Grote base
ball team defeated the Oakland Molders on the
Lobos square diamond, San Francisco, this after
noon by the score of 9 to 2. Score: R. 11. E.
Braley Grotes 9 n 4
Oakland Molders 2 4" -4
Batteries—Braley Grotes, O'Neill and Clark;
Oakland Molders, Johnson and Schief.
• • •
SAN MATEO. Oct. 2.—The San Mateo base
ball team continued its winning streak by beat
ing the nine from the cruiser West Virjtlnia this
afternoon in a well played game. Legorio. the
San M^teo risht fielder, knocked the ball over
the fence for a home, run in the second inninsr.
The score: - . R. H. E.
San Mateo 3 8 0
West Virjrjnia I 7 2
Batteries —Bonham and Burke; English and
Snider^ .
n. TRAINS LEAVE AND ABE DUE TO ARRIVE FROM OCTOBER 1. 1310
VIA OAKLAND PIER
Leare (Foot of Market Street) Arrive
' 2.15 a Naea. Trtcv. Lathrop, Stockton,
Lodi. Gait, Elk Grove. Saerameato.. 11.13?
8.40 a Hiyxird. Nile 1. Saa Joae. : 7.08 a
7.00 a Richmond. Port Costa. Benieia, Suisua, 1
-~V Dixon. Sacram ento, Rosevflle. Jlaryt- } 7.28?
ville. Redding. Dun cmuir. j 10.38?
7.00 i Haaira, VieaTille. Rcmsey. 7^Bp
7.00t Davis. Wjoilind (Uarytrille. Oro-
TiUe). VTilluss. Maxwell. Willows,
Haailwa. Cornin 2. Red Bluff 7.25 )
7.43 i Vallejo, Napa, Cilia togs, SanU Rosa.
Marline*. 6 CBp
7.40 a Avon, San Ramon, livermore 6.48*
/.4J* Nflss, Pleannton.' DTermore. Tracy.
\u25a0 LathroD. 3t3cktoa . Lodi, Sacramento. 7.28p
7.40 i Tney. Los Biaos. Kerman. Fresno. 4.28?
B.ooa Nevark (Ceaterrille). San Jose. Los
Gatos. Wrijht, Felton (Boulder
CreeH), Santa Oui:..>. 6.48»
8.20 a Port OojU, Martinet, Byroa. Tracy,
Stockton, Merced. Fresno, Goshea
Juactfco (Hanford. Armona). Vitalia.
Portervills. BikersS dd 4.48>
8.20» Yoseaits VaUev ia Merced. 4.48p
9.03& -Vil«. (Siajose), LiTeraore. Stockton
(•ililtan), V'allsy Soring. lone, Saara-
nnaco 4.28p
9.00t Soaora. Taola-n ne and - Angels 4.28p
9.00» Atisatia Expresa— 3aerameoto. True- -v
kee. O? fen; Salt Laics City. Deaver,
Kansas City. Omaha. Chicago 8.28 i
9.40» Rieimoad. Port Costa, Martinea,
Bay Point 6.48p
1 0.20t Vallejo Mare Island. Napa 1 1 .28*
10.20 a Los Aassles Pwae njer— Port Costs,
Mirtiae*. Bvran. Tracy. Stockton.
Merced. Fresao. (Htnford. Coaltnga,
Visalia,) Bikersaeli. Los Angeles.... 7.48p
10.40s Sia Franciaa) Overi.tnd limited-
Dearer, Kansas City. St. Louis,
Oajha, Chicago 8.28p
II 20a Shasta Limited— Portland. Taeoma,
3e»ttle * 9.18p
12.00 a GoldSeld Pass.— Port Costa, Benieia.
Saerameato, Truckee. Hasen. Wa-
buski (Yerinztoa. Mason). Mina.
Tonopah. Goldaeß L a*i. Keder. . . . 7.48 a
1 2.00(1 Marysville. aico. R. d Bluff 4.28p
1.23b Niles, Irriagton, Saa Jote 2.46p
1.40p San Leaadro, Nfles. Ceatervill*.! •08a
— Newark. Saa Jose.... .." • 7.28p
2.00p X»wars, San Jose, Lot Gatos. Wright.
Feltoa (Boaldar Creek). SanU Cru». . 9.58p
2.40b Saa L^adra. Niles. Saa Jote. 9.28 a
3.00p Beaicia. Winters. Si era mer.to— Wood-
land. Kaiithts Landing, Tudor. Yuba
City, Miryaville : 10.48 a
3.20p Port Costa (Stackton). Martinet.
Byroa., Modesto. Merced. Fresno.. I2.CSp
3.45? VU Sausalito. West Napa. St. Helens,
. Calistog* .\ 10.35 a
4.00? VaUejo, Napa. Calistoga, Santa Ross, . •
Martinez, San Ramon, Livtrmore... 9.28 a
4.00? Nilas (C-atervßle. Netr ark). livtr-f 10.28*
more. Tracy. Stockton, Lodi \ 11.18?
4.40? San Lsandro, Hayward. Niles, Plus-
- atiton. . Lirermore, Tracy, Newman.
Kerman, Fresno 1 1. 1 8 i
B.OOp Valtejo. Port Costa. Benida. Sacra-
' - msato. Li a coin, MarTsvHle. Orovule. 1 1.28 a
B.OOp Davis. Woodland. Yolo. Arbtickle, / 2.48 a
Williams, Coluu Junction, Willows I 8 28?
5.03? Russell. Saa Jow. Let G*tos 9.28 a
5.230 San Leaadro. Nil eg, San Jos*. 7.48 a
6.03? Owl Limited— Loa Angeles \u25a0 B.oBa
6.40p Eastern Express— Olden, Pueblo, Den-
ver. Karmi City, St. Locia. Chicajto,
Port Costa, Benicia. Sacramento.
Truckee, (Lake Tahoe). Reno, Sparks &2Sp
6.40 a Hayward, Nile* and San Jote 6.4£p
t7.00p VaUejo. Port Costa, Martinet, Bay ,
Point and Way Stations JM.I3d
7.40p Richmond. Port Costa, Uartines,
Cornwall, Traey, Lathrop. Stockton. 12.45*
8.20? Oregon Ex pr ess — Davis, (Saeramrnto>,
Willows. Redding, Ashland. Portland. -
- Tacoma. Seattle. Spokane ;....* 9iJBa
9.00p China and Japan Fast Mail— Ogden. „
Cheyeaae. Deaver, Kansas City.
Omaha. Chicago 2.48?
9.00? Port Costa, Benieia, Saerameato. Col-
fax. Truckee. Reno lO.CBa
9.40p BakersSeld. MeKittrick, Monarcb.
Moron, Fellow 8.28«
9.401 Richmond. Port Costa. Tracy, Mo-
desto. Merced. Fresno, Hanford,
Coaltnga, Visalia. Tulare 8.28 a
9.40b Hunter's Train— Saturday only. Saa
Jose and Way Stations J7.48?
11.40 a Portland Express — Sacramento. Marys-
Tills. Red BlufF.Weed,(Klamath Falls).
. Ashland. Roseborg, Portland. T»co-
ma.Seatt!e I2^Bp
NETHERLAND'SROUTE— From Pteiflc Street Wharf.
Collins ville. Emmaton. Rio Virta, Isle ton, Ryde. Wal-
nut Grove, Vorden. Courtis ad, Clarksburg, Sacramento.
Steamsr Navajo, leaves San Francisco B:oo a, nx. dairy
except Sunday, (topping at points shown, arriTing Sac-
ramento 0:00 p.m. Leaves Sacramento 9:00 p.m. daily
except Sunday (no stops en route), arriving Saa Fran-
cisco 5:00 a.m.
Sttamsr Modoc or Apache, leaves San Francisco I.CO
p.m. Daily, except Sunday; arrive San Francisco 11.30
p.m.
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY— From San Franeiieo.
Markst Strtst Wharf— Week Days— Hourly from 6.C0
a.m. to 9.00 p.m. Sundays— 6.45. 8.15. 9.45, 11.15
a.m., 12.45, 2.15, 3.45. 5.15. 6.45, 8.15 and 9.45 p.m.
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS-Vla Atamefia Ptsr.
To Oakland and Alameda— tfi.lo, t5.45 a.nu, and then
10 and 45 minutes past the hour until 7.45 p.m.: then
8.30, 9.15, 10.00. 1045. 11.80 pjn. and 12.15 a.m.
Te Alameda and Fruitvals via Horseihos same as above.
a for Morning, p for Afternoon, t Sunday excepted.
t Sunday only. § Saturday and Sunday only.
aSunday and Monday only.
/^^ i . Schedule Effective
p^lj August 29, 1910
>«y[iW • UMOX KERRY DEPOT
>sjj>^ San Franeiaco "
Leave.] \u25a0 Via Sa.nsallto. | ArriTe.
:o:4,'a Petaluma, Santa Rosa. »Healds-
,«Cloverdale, Guerneville,
Monte -Rio, Duncan Mills,
Cazadero t9:osp
7:lsa|Sonoma. Glen Ellen 605p
7:4sa!l'etalnma. Santa \u25a0 Rosa. IleaMs-
I burg, Cloverdale. Uklah. WH- \u25a0
Uts. .Sherwood ' 7-350
S;lsa Pt. Keyes, . Camp Meelcer. Caxa-
dero 7:35p
8:43 a Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Guerne-
. ville, Monte Rio. Duncan Mills,
*« \u0084 c (leaves 'rom Cazadero) 7 :Kip
J9 :lsa Sonoma. Glen Ellen ...... 1 ±STsr>
t!>:lsa Pt. Reyes. ....:. ts'wS
10:43 a Petaluma. Santa Rosa 4 : 35n
12:40p Pt. Reyes, Camp Meeker. Caxa-
dero -"-.-................ . "H'OCia
3:13p Petaluma. Santa Rosa. Healds-
burp. Cloverdale. Uklah. Guer- •
nevlHe. Monte Rio, Duncan
Mills; Sevastopol (to Caza-
,a, * ; der » Saturday and Buaday)... ll:O5a
4:4Sp Sonoma. Glen Ellen.. 9-05 a
5:15p Petaluma, -Santa Rosa S-33a
0:45p Pt. Reyes (leaves 7:15 p.m.
! - ' - __Snndays) ; ... g:osa
ELECTEIC BTIBUKBAN VIA SAUSAUTO
Sansalito, MiU Valley, - San - Rafael — Daily
every 30 minutes from 6:45 a.m. untfl 9:45
a. ra.; hourly nntil 2:45 p. m.. then 3:15 p. m.
and every 30 minutes until 7:43 p. m.. then 9:00.
10:35 p. m., and 12:01 a.m. (On Sundays in
addition— Every 30 mlnntes from 9:45 a.m. to
3:15 p. m.. excepting 2:15 p. m.)
Fairfax— Leaves t6:45, 7:15. 7:43. 8:15, 5:45.
9:15, 9:45, $10:15. 10:45,: Jll:15, 11:45 a.m.;
U2: 15, 12:43. $1:15, 1:43. 2:45. 3:15, 3:45. 4:15,
4:43. 3:15. 5:45. 6:13, 6:43, t7:13, 7:45. 9:00.
1110:35 p. m., $12:01 a.m.
San Quentin via. San Rafael— B:43 a.m., 1:45
p. m. :. . •.-,.. • .- • . '. ;.-. \u25a0 .~% \u25a0
Tiburon and Belvedere^- Woek clays, T:3O, 9:00,
,110:45 a. m.-(ll2:45 p. m. Saturdays only), 3:30.
5:30 vp. m. Sundays— 7:3o. \u25a0 9:00. 11:00 a. m ;
12:30. 3:30.<5:30 p. in. 'and §12:01 a.' m.
•Sundays arrive 7:05 p. m. ••Mondays only.
tExcept Sunday. - $Snnday only. • only.
SJSatnrday and Sunday, only. sVla : Sausalito.'
. -.Pacific Transfer 4J°mpany*s agents are author-
ized to check bag£|fce direct from residence.
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION TUESDAY, GCT. 4
WESTERN HORSE MARKET
14th and Valencia Streets.
100 head horses. 4 to 7 years old: 23 heat,
weight 1.000 to 1.100; 25 head. I.ICO to 1.200; 3i>
head, 1.200 to 1.400. Also two fine gray teams,
all gentle broke. This is as fine a lot as evor
came here. Suitable . for all purposes, sucn us
bakeries, butchers, laundries, grocers, etc. TUp** "
horses will be guaranteed. Horses are now
ready for inspection at our sales stable.
E. STEWART A CO.
£3 £& -Jfe
AUCTION
2 mules. 1.350 pounds.
2 horses.- 5 years old: broke.
1 standard bred driver and bussry.
5 brood mares and 16 all purpose horses.
? Donble and slnsrle harness. . a
SALE TAKES PLACE OCTOBER 3, AT 1 P. XI.
657 WASHINGTON* ST.. OAKLAND.
?.i Rain or shine.
RAILWAY TRAVEL
VIA COAST LIKE (<. *--i
LeaTO (Third and Towasend Streeti) Arrive
t5.35* Loop— Valencia Street, Ocean View,
\u25a0""\u25a0" Cemeteries, South San Frascisco,
23d Street. 3rd and Townsesd t6.*3*
6.30 a South San Francisco. San Jcse, Gilrcy,
(Koilister). Sargent, Psjaro, tVatson-
ville, Santa Crus. 7.5Cf
7.10 a South San Francisco. Pslo Alto. Saa
Jose. Way Stations 7.3 C»
7. 10 a Mayfidd. Los Altog, Los Gatos t7.20»
6:00 a Shore line Limited— Paao Bobles
Hot Springs. Santa Barbara, Los
Anjeles 9.3 C?
8.05 a The Coaster— San Jose. Pajaro (Wat-
sonville. Santa Crux). Castroville.
(DeJ Monte. Man t erey. Pacifc Grove).
Salinas. Soledad Pi so Eoties Hot
Springs. Atascadero, Fan Lc»Obi.<po.
Surf. (Lompoc), Santa Barbara,
Veatura.Oxr.arJ. Los Anaeles 11.45?
B. loa MiySeld, Los .-Vltos. Los Gates. Wn'sht.
Glenwood( Boulder Crefk), Santa Cms.
Watsonville. Castr oville, Del ilente.
Monterey. Pa eiSc Grove 9.C0»
9.00 a San Jose. Gilroy. Satissf. r"sso Robles
- Hot Sprinzs. A tascadero. San Luis
Obispo — Tres Pinos — Watsonville.
Santa Cruz. Eel Monte. Monterey,
Pacific Grovs 4.COi
10.40 a South Ssn Francisco. Burlingaae. San
Mateo. Pslo Alto, San Jose t6.23a
10.40 a Los AJtos. Monta Vista. Los Gates. ;' j
1 1.30 a Valencia Street, Oceaa View, Coloa.
Cemeteries, Baden, San Bruno 1.35p
1 1.40 a South Saa Francisco. San Jose tB^fla
2.00* Del Monte Express— Sin Jose. Gilroy.
Sargent (TVstsonvSle. Santa Crus),
Del Moots. Monterey, PaciSe Grove.
(Salinas) 12.3C>
2.05s South San Francisco. Palo Alto, Saa
Jose 8.45 a
f2.05 j Los Altos, Monta Vista, Los G&tcs. . . t3.25p
3 00? South San Francis co. San Mateo. &u>
Jose. Gilroy. Tres Pir.cs. Ssliras.... IO.ICa
3.00> Watsonville. Santa Crui. Castroville.
Del Monte. Monterey. P*cisc Grove 10.1C3
3.13? Santa Oars, West San Jose, Los Catos.
Wrighr. (Boulder Creek). Ssnta fruz. 10.30 a
4 00? Sunset Express — Tucson, Traiujg,
Fl Paso. Houston. New Orlrar.a.
Paso Rabies Hot Springs, Atascadero,
San Luis Obispo. Santa Barbara and
LosAnides : 10.55&
4.009 Kansas City. St. Louis. Chicsgo 10.55 a
4 20? South San Francisco. Saa Jose t- LC»
t5.05p Ourlis«uae. San Mateo. Palo Alto.
San Jose and Way Stations 9.45*
t5.20p Redwood. Ptlo Alto, San Jose. I. ICp
f5.20p Los Altos. Monta Vista, Los Gatos... |325?
|5.25? Burlingime. Saa Mateo. £an Jose 3.25?
t5.30p Loop— Valencia Street. Ocean View,
Cemeteries, South San Francisco.
23d Street. 3d and Towueend t6.«c?
| 5.40p Saa Bruno, San Mateo. Bedwood. Palo f t?" 25a
Alto. Santa Gar*. San Jose \ 7.35 a
tS.4Op Los Altos. Los Gatos :9.45a
tS.OC? MiUbrae. Saa Mateo, Paio Alto, U*y-
S«!d, Los Al to.«. Los Gatos tSCCa
tS.O5p 23d Street, Visitacion, South Sao
Francisco. Valencia Street • f7.15»
6 30? South Saa Fran cisco. San Jose 5.43?
B.oo p The Lark— Paso Robles Hot Springs,
Santa Barbara. Los Angeles 9.3Ca
8.05s Lo» Anueles Pa«sen ««\u25a0— GiL-oy, Salinas.
Paso Robles Hot Springs. Atascadero,
San Luis Obispo. Ssnta Barbara and
Los Ange'es ."?-. B.3Ca
1 0.00? Saa Jose and Way Stations 7.2U9
1 1.45? South San Francisco. Palo Alto. San / 7.45p
Jose I J!O.5Cp
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS~-Vh Oakland Pier.
To Oakland. Berkeley. Barryman. Eatt Oakland and
Fruitvale— Daily— From 6.C0 ajn.. and every twenty
chutes natil 7.00 p.m. inclusive; thea 7.40, g.20,
9.00. 9.40, 10.20, ILOO. 11.40 P xl. 12.20 and
1.20 s.a.
To Sathar tad Hslrosc via Sevsfltti St— Daily— From
6.00 ajn^ aad every twenty minutes nntil 7.C0 p.m.
melusive, thea 7.40. 8.20, 9.00, 9.4tt 1020. ILO.
and 11.40 pja.
To Stfliwhurrt— Daily Except Sunday— COO, 7.00. B.CO.
9.00 ajn.. 2.20. 3.C0. 4.00. 5.00. 6.40 pja. Sunday
only 9XO 10.00 sua. LOO. 2JXX 10a 4XC. 5.C0.
5.40 pjn.
To Oakland First St.. Fruitvals, Alameda, via Horseshoe
— Daily — From tft.oo, 6.20 a.m. and every twenty
minutes until 8.20 a.c iadu jive; then 9.C0, 9.^0,
10.0 a 10.20. 11.00. 11.20 *jbl. 12m.. 1Z20.L00. LlO.
2.00. 2.20, 8.00, 1.20, $8.40 pja. and every twenty
minutes until 7 p.m. inciaiive; 7.40. 8.20. 9.00. 9.40.
10.20. 11.00 and 11.40 p.m., 12.20 and 1.20 ajs.
A Iditioaal tram to Oakland First St. 2. 15 ajn.
\u25a0 T« Wttt Berkeley —Daily Except Snaday— Frca &C 0
a.n. aid every twenty minutes untils.2o a.m. inclu-
sive; then 9.00 a.m. and every hour until 4.C0 p.m.
inclusive; thea 4.20 p.m. and every tweaty minutes
until 7.00 p.m. meiusrve: then 7.40 p.m.. 8.20, 9.C0.
9.40. 10.20. i 1.00. 11.40 pja. and 12.20 ai». ,
T» Wart Berkeley— Sundays only— From fcCO bjh., %
thea 7.00. 7:40, 8:20. 9.C0 ajn. inclusive; then 9.20
aja. and every twenty minutes 7.00 p.m. inciusiT?-
tuea 7.40" p.m., 830. 8.00, 9.40. 10.20. 11.00. IL4O
pun. aad 12.20 aja. y
T« CorMn— Daily Except Snaday— ltem 6.00 aja. and
every 20 minutes nntil 8.20 a.m. mdustve. then
9.00, HXCOajn.. IZOO m.. I.CO. 2i». 100. 4.00. 4.20,
4.40. 5.00. 5.20. 5.40 aad 100 pja.
To CerWii— Sundays only— From 6XO Mm,, thea 9.00
a.m., 9.20 a.m. aad every twenty minutes catil
6.00 pja. . :';;
T§ Stag*. Richmond, Puflxs.-.— *.oo»si.s.4oprai2opia»
Union Transfer Co. authorised to cheek Basgasa
direct from residence.
-T^Am^criM A
fMUIR : WOODS
MT. TAMALPAIS
VtA SAUSAUTO FEPRY
FOOT OF MARKET STREET ; I
Haand Trip from San Franciscc. $1 JO
lUa fnactaa L>. Mitt Ktafr Lt. TasaJrais
Weekday Snaday Weekday' Sacday Weekday! Snviar
9:45* 8:15* 1 7:20 a 11:00 a 7:20 a 110:10 a
1:45? 9:15 a 1:40? 11:45 a 1:40p 11:15 a
* 4:45p .3:45* 02:40p 12:50? 4:l<p 12:40p
...... 10:45 a 4:20? 2'-40p a 9:50p 2:32?
11:45 a 3:50p 3:45p
1:45P 5:20p s:top
?:45P 6:40p 6:40?
• »4:lspl@ToMt. Tagmip abonly .......
•ToMmrSst-only. tMon.only. aSat.onlv.
Ticket Offices— Sausalito Ferry aad 574 Market :
» General Office— Mill Valley. CiUTornia
"Tntra «f laailpia" vA "Viet la" art thnjs usa br castj
OCEA.V SHORE RAILWAY
F. S. Stratton. Receiver— Depot 12th and
L«ave Saa Fraaeiseo Leava Arleta
A. M.S:OO, 9:30 A, M..5:25, 6AO, 11:20
P. 31.3:00,5:40, 15:40 P. M.. 3:25
{Leave Tunitas Glen: A. M., 16:13: P. M.. 3:00.
All . trains dally, f Mondays only, f Tunitas
Glen Saturdays only. 'Stage for Saa Gregorio
and Pescadero.
BAY AXD I.VTEUURBA.V ROCTES
Mare IsiiiidNavTYardrVariejo, Naparit.Helena
Boats leave 7:00, 9:45 a.m. 12:20. 3:20.
6:OO. &3O p. ra. Meals a la Carte.
Dock and office. Norm End Ferry EnlldlaJ.
nones: Kcsra? 406; Borne C 4708.
JUSE CALL WANT ADS]
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