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10
LINER HAS QUICK
TRIP FROM SOUTH
City of Sydney, From the Isth
mus, Comes From Mazatlan
in Five Days
tJT for two days of
s-trongr head winds
encountered after
passing the Santa
Barbara channel,
the Pacific Mail
liner City of Syd
ney would have
made a new record
between Mazatlan
and the Golden
grate. As it was the
liner made the run
from tlie Mexican
port fn 5 days and
1 hour, which Is the
best trip that any
of the Harriman
roasters has made
in many months.
All the Panama
rMps have been maklngr better time
lately, and oredit for the improvement
*s given to Marine Superintendent Wil
liam Chishoim, who is Paid to be on
speaking 1 term? with every enpine on
e\*ery ship of the Harriman fleet. At
the. time Ohisholm took charge only one
ship, the Newport, made the run from
Mazatlan in six days with any deprree
of regularity. The other ships made
the run in T, 8 and 9 days, sometimes
3 0 days. Even the Aeapulco does bet
ter than that now, and the San Juan,
which came up from the i^Thumus
ahead of the Sydney, made the run
from MazatJan in less than 6 days.
Chisholm'S heart to heart talks with
the Mack squads on the different ships
are bearing fruit, and all the engines
are on their best behavior.
The City of Sydney. Captain William
Fisher, brought from the Isthmus and
way ports 2i passengers and 779 tons
of cargo. The coast cargo included
2.163 sacks of coffee. 49 hardwood logs
and 354 cases of limes. The New York
freight included iron and steel, crock
ery, paper and hardware. Except for
the two days of head winds the Syd
ney was favored with fine weather all
the way from the isthmus, and made
the run in -0 days, getting here a day
ahead of time.
The Sydney's passengers Included:
Freck G. Manlding j Francisco d«» O.ie<!«
.J«w Maria Fruiha ! Fred^ri'-k Goodchild
Iti-hard Cons ley lOahriPlla <1«» Ojeda
MB ria Hurrado il.ui* do «»jf-da
William H. »«vihaai 'Harry OstK>rD<#
Frtirn H. N>e<lhatn 'Jofca i)«>x Campbell
Mary Coraiey ' Nellie Carcpb* 1 !!
Repair Contract Awarded
The harbor commission yesterday
awarded to the Healey-Tibbitts con- j
Ftructlon company the contract for re
pair work alone the water front for
the next year, the board al.«o accepted
the bid of the Pennsylvania steel com- 1
pany for supplying the frogs, rails and
other equipment to be used in the con
struction of the spur track on Filbert
street wharf.
The secretary was directed to notify
the board of public works that the har
bor commission did not think it advis
able to fill in Berry street between
Second and Third. but that the
state would stand half the expense of
building a temporary roadway.
A«la Stripped of Its Yard*
The Pacific Mail liner Asia has been
stripped of its ya.rds and hereafter will
be registered as a schooner rigged
steamer. It was the success of the ex
periment in the case of the China that
led to the stripping of the Asia. The
Asia was rigged as a four masted bark
and the yards and gear connected
therewith while adding to the ship's
beauty offered a resistance to the air
to overcome which meant additional
coal consumption. Without its top
hamper the Asia will lose much of its
crankiness, and will also burn less coal
on the run between here and Hong
kong.
Vancouver Tug a Total I.o.«»s
The Vancouver tug Albion, which
went ashore at Black Point, Scow bay.
near Vancouver, last Friday, is a total
loss. It struck Hie rocks at night, and
the heavy sea soon damaged it so
seriously that the crew was compelled
to abandon the tug. A wrecking harge
s*»nt to save the Albion found it break
ing to pieces. The Albion was 12 years
old and valued at 518.000.
Mongolia £endn a Wirelo«*
Although the liner Mongolia will not
h» here until next week, the big Pa
cific Mail steamship is already in wire-
Jess communication with this city. A
message was received yesterday giving
th* liner's position an latitude 30.45
north, longtitude 173.17 ease and con
taining the information that all was
well. Captain Morton, the Mongolia's
commander, who has been ashore for
two voyages, is in the city and will re
lieve Captain Kitt upon the ship's
arrival.
To Br Equipped With Wirplen*
'Contracts have been ciosed with the
United Wireless telegraph company for
the installation of wireless instruments
on the steamers Chehalis and Carlos
ar.d on the tankers Roma and Whlttier.
The Whittier was towed into port the
other day with a broken shaft. Having
no wireless th*» tanker's predicament
might have be«->n serious but for the
timely appearance of the freighter
Stanley Dollar. The Whittter will be
equipped before leaving port.
Waler Front Xoles
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1.556.000 feet.
The Pacific Mail liner Acapulco will
sail today for Panama and way ports
with freight and passengers.
The Matson navigation company's
liner Wilhelmina. Captain Peter John
son, which left here September 28. ar
rived Monday at Honolulu.
The Kosmos liner Abeesinia is due
today from Hamburg via South and
Central America with about 7.000 tons
of freight, of which 3.500 tons is for
Puget sound ports. When the Abes-
Finia leaves here it will be with about
!>.f>oo tons of freight, and from this port
the liner will go direct to the United
Kingdom.
•The British steamer Kilehattan,
\u25a0which arrived at Honolulu from Nor
folk on Monday, will proceed to New
castle, Australia, in ballast.
By United Wlrel***
Tuesday. Octobfr 4.
ETEAMXE BlEEßA —^Hence Oct. 1 for Honolura:
Oct. 3. fe p. m.. SCti miles from Ran Francisco
UphtKhip; m«vl«>rate north-northwest wind: loor
westerly swell; overcast; barometer 30.40;
temperature 64; nil well.
STEAMER JlAITCHTraiA— Hec<-e S"ept. 27 for
HonKknnp T 'a Honolulu; Oct. S. Sp. tn-, 35
miles weet of Honolulu: all veil.
STEAXEB PECTAIf — From Tooopills for Port
San Luij: Oct. 8, 8 p. m.. 410 mile* off Port
San Luis.
ETEAMEE SAKTA JUTA— Fr^m Kahnlui for
Port San Ij«1s: Oct. 3. 8 p. m.. 200 miles from
Port Harfofd: orerraet: fresh northwest breeze;
mfvjerate 6*a; all well.
STEAMER MONGOLIA— From Honcl-onp for San
Francisco; Oct. 3, S p. m., latitude 30 45 north,
longitude 179 17 east; all well.
STEAMEK ADMIRAL SAMPSON— From Seattle
for San Ftancisoor Oct. 4. 9:30 a. m., off Mea- (
docino city; will arrive at 6:80 p. m. -'
STEAMER BTJCKMAK— From Ran Pedro for Saa
Francisco: Oct. 4. 8:15 a. m.. o2 Point Sur;
Ktroog northwest wind: heavy head sea; foggy;
will arrive at 5 p. si.
BTEAMER J. A. CHAITSLOR— From San Fnm
oisro for Portland: Oct. 3, S p. m.. 6 miles
t-ouih of Cone bay; heavy southeast 6well; light
DOrthwest win<l.
STEAMER SAIfTA RITA— From Kahrjlnt for San
Francisoo; due to arrive Port San Luis about -8
. p. m.; Oct. 4.
XBWS OK THE OCEAN
Cargo for London
The French bark Bourbaki sailed . for London
yesterday with • 37.341 etto barley. 33.748 CS
• \u25a0armed goods. 15.254 gata wise. 54.35S lbs cas
«ara and 123,700 lbs ecrsp steel, valued- at
1139.62*. , -\u0084'.; ;.-. . ; . ;,.,,''':>•
Change of MnMrr*
Steamer Falcon — I^.to master, • John Dahlquist;
present master, T/. J. Sehage. •. ".'"•.\u25a0;
Steamer P- D. Patrol — Latft master, j Joseph
Meacy; present master. J. Lattlmore. \u25a0 •,
. : . KXROLLMENTS
Steamer. Riverside; John Dahlquist, master.
Sebooow Evellae; G«orge Freethy. master.
Ship Charles Moody; H. L«r*ea, master.
Sttiuier Beform; E. H. Nielses, master. \u25a0'
MOVEMENT OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE
From J \ Steamer I «Pat«
Portland Klamath . Oct. j>
nembnnr Abessinia . Oct. •>
New York i City of Sydney . Oct. 5
San Pedro I Santa Monica.. . Oct. .>
Grays Harbor Santa Barbara... Oct. G
Grays Harbor ....lOntralia Oct. fi
Coos Bay M. F. Plant... Oct. «
Point Arena & Albion.. Porno Oct. fe
San Diego & San Pedro. G. W. Elder... Oct. «
San Pedro JJ. S. Higgtns . . . Oct. i_
CoquHle Rirer Flfleld. Oct.
Saa Pedro Bearer Oft. _<
Portland .....Bear ......... -Oct.
F'nget Sonnd Ports..... City of Topeka Oct. _«
San Pedro .' Homer «t <_
San Diego & War Ports Gorernor .... . . Oct. <
Eureka State of C01..- Oct. S :
San Pedro Hanalel Oct. S
Portland Ikoanoke Oct. 8
Humboldt {Santa Clara .... Oct. 9
Mendncino .....ISea Foam Oct. 9
Tahiti jMarlpoea Oct. 9
Pci»et Sotind Ports (President Oct. J
San Diego IS.nta.Rosa. • •••<>«•
Sal. Cmi via S. Diego. '.Pleiades Oct. 30
San Pedro Ad. Sampson . . Oct. 10 ,
Seattle & Tacoma iVTatsnn *\u25a0 Oct. 10
Point? Arena ..ißrookl.ro Oct. 10
Now Yr.rk Tin An<vm T .'City- of Panama. Oot. 11
San Pedro & Way PortsjCoos Bay Oct. il
TO SAIL
Date I Steamer | Destination |Salls|Pler
O<-t. oKlamsth Jlos Angeles. |2:3o p! 51
Oct. s!Northland (Portland-... 5 pra 10
Oct s !Sea! Sea Foam iPoint Arena. 4pm 4
Oct. slState of Cal..lHumboldt .. 4 pm 11
Oct> SlSanta Barbara. f Los Angeles. 1 pm <>t
Oct. RlAca-pnico (Panama 12 m 42
Oct. fi'Rpdnndn 'Coo« Bay...' 3 pm
Oct. 6'Centralia lLos Anpelea.J 1 pm 21
Oct. 6'Santa Clara . . . rKr.mbnldt ..10 am 13
Oct. 6Santa Rosa ...iSnn Diejro. .. 11 am »
Oct. 6lßuckman j Puget Sound 1 pm 10
Oct. 6lSanta Monica.. I Grays Harbr 4 pm| 51
Oct. 6'Ad. Sampison..jLo!= Angeles. llo am. 10
Oct. *«'Chivo Maru...iHonckona; ..I 5 pm! 42
Oct. 7'orafo iPortland ...I 5 pm
Oct. 7JVanguard JHumboidt ..[l2 m in
Oct. 7'G. W! Elder.. (Portland ...10 am 13
Oct. 7'Claremont jPortland ...[ •> pra; 27
Oct. 7lCuracao (Mexico 112 m; 11
Oct. !S»>at-Tjicoma I 5 pmi 3S
Oct. R- North Fork ...illuraboldt ..| 8 ami 88
Oct. S Enterprise !Hilo !12 ml 3S
Oct. SlHilonian inonolnlu .... 12 m 38
Oct. SlGoveruor iPuget Sound 2pm 9
Oct. B!Beaver ..-. (Portland ...'l2 m 40
Oct. B'M.. F. Plant ICoos Bay ..] 3pm S
Oct. SlFlfirM iCoquille Riv.i 5 pm 1!>
Oct. B'Roanoke 'Los Anseles.] 7 pm 13
Oct. smanalei IL Ang Portsl 3 pm 10
O<-t. » Bear !l/>s Aneeles.! 9 ami 40
Oct. ftlHomer ISan Pedro. ..i 5 pm 11
Oct. 9'Pomo iPoint Arena.! 6pm 4
Oct. io;pn*sident 'San Diego... l 4pm 9
Oct. 10'Olsoa & Mnny.!Panama
Oct. 11! Asia iHotigkoog ..I 1 pml 42
Oct. lllCity of Topeks.'Pupet Sound j2 pm !i
Oft. lljWssbington ...;Portland ...! 5 pmi 27
TO SAIL FROM SEATTt-E
Destination | Steamer | Date
Kodiak ..(Portland |Oct. 5
Skarway & Way Ports.! Humboldt lOrt. 10
Seldovia & Way Ports. [Bertha jOct. 20
Time Ball
United States branch hydrographic office. Mer
chants* Exchange, San Francisco, October
4. 1910.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon. Pa
cific standard time (120 th meridian), or at Sh.
00m. 00s. Greenwich mean time.
J. C. BURNETT.
. Lieutenant. U. S. N.. in charge.
Sun, Moon and Tide
United States eoas£ and geodetic survey—Time
and heights of tides at Fort Point. For city
front (Mission street wharf) add 25 minutes.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5
Sun ris*s ..., 6:O»
Sun gets 5:48
Moon get* 6:56 p. m.
First quarter moon October 11. at 5:31 a. m.
I Time! fttme| (Time] ITlmel
Oct{ IFt I IFt I IFt I IFt
?H Wj |L W| IH W| |L W|
5.. 0:44 4.7 8:20; 1.9(12:27 5.2 6:50 0.8
6.. 1:33 4.4 6:31 2.4 12:62 5.1 7:31 0.7
"... 2:29 4.1 7:23 2.8 1:12 5.0 8:13 0.7
S.. 3:35 3.S 7:57 3.2 1:32 4.9 8:59 0.6
9.. 4:55 3.R! 8:33! 3.4 1:55 4.8 9:5J 0.6
10.. 6:15 3.8! 9:38 3.5 2:37 4.7 10:47 O.fi :
11.. 7:12| 4.0llO:37« 3.7 3:55 4.5 11:45 0.5
V. *•'. Branch Hydograpblc Office
A branch of the United States bydrograpbie
office, located in the Merchants* Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. I Navigators arc cordially Invited to
visit tne office, where complete sets of charts
end sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce.
J. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. U. S. N., in charge.
HTDEOGHAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
PLACE I Ft. I Date | Remarks
14 feet in south chan-
Grays Har 14 Sept. 16 nel: 12 leet in old
channel. .
Willupa B| 27 ISept. 1|
Colum R.I 27 |Sept. 51
ißar buoy to right of
Nehalm R 9 July 10 . entrance. .Channel Is
shifting to north.
very narrow. 150 ft.
Tillmk B. I 9 Uuly 5 Channel shifted 1 mile
I- I - ' ' ' south in gale Nov. 2ft.
YB<pilna Bl 12 |July S|
Siii*law R| 5 |Aug. IS|
ILeave buoy- on bar 200
Cmpqua R 7% Sept.' l| feet to starboard go-
I Ing to.
T 12 feet at low tide to
Coos Bay. 18 June 22 North Bend; 12 feet
at low tide to Marsh-
( field. •
Soqullle Rl 8 |Ang. 16|ChanneI straight.
Rogue R.| 2 jgept. 1|.... ~
Klapth R( 5 I Aug. 1 {Channel S. W. straight.
Hmbldt Bj 19 ISept. 1 (Channel straight work
\u25a0- - - I I [ ing north.
S Pedro Bl 29 |Ang. 31|No change in channel.
S Dletro B| 2»^|Apr. l|No change in channel. '
S Pablo BJ 24 lAug. 20 Depth 'in dredged" chan-
I I I nel.' .
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
ISpecial Dispatch to The Call]
ETOEKA. Oct. 4.— For the first time in three
rears there were.no moTements in or out of the
harbor today, the condition of the bar having
been. snch- that no steamers could enter or leave.
The North Pacific steamship company's steam
.«r Eoreka. • scbedaTed . to depart for Portland
-with passengers and 'freight, and the lumber
carriers Bowdoin. Vanguard and Andy Mahoney
have been in port all day awaiting an opportu
nity to cross oat. '
The steamers Katherlne and Aurelia. which
were due today, failed to put In' an appearance,
and It Ik presumed that .both steamers are out
side waiting for smoother eea» on the bar. The •
KatherlDe 1« belie Ted ta have a consignment of S
United States mall on. board. . "
PORTLAND. Oct. 4.— Word hat been received
by Balfour, Guthrie~& Co.. the charterers, that
the British steamer Xeedlee sailed from Aca
pulco this morning- for Portland. It is on its
\u25a0way here to load a cargo of lumber for China,
and will be due to arrive In about 10 days. It
will proceed first to the mills near Rainier,
where It win 'load about half of its cargo,, and
It will finish at the Inman Poulsen mill?. It
will leave here with' about 3,300,000 feet of lum
ber aboard. ' . . \u25a0 - . •
On Its winter schedule the steamer Bear sailed
»t 4 o'clock this afternoon for San Francisco
and' San \u25a0 Pedro -with passengers and general
freight.
Steamer Breakwater sailed tonight - for Coos
bay with passengers and freight.
Carrying . passengers i and general freight, the
steamer Sue H.Elmore, Captain Schrader, sailed
tonight for Tillsmook. \u25a0 - \u0084
Rough weather beset the British steamer
Uganda, Captain Gow, which arrived here at 8
o'clock this morning, on its way down \u25a0 from
Bremerton to load 250.000 bushel* of wheat. It
arrived off the heads Sunday morning, bat was
unable to cross in over the bar until yesterday
morning - and cruised around outside for a - day
"apd, a' night because "It -could not see the river
and a big sea was running. - 1 *. . . . "-. .
-French bark Lepiller,' which sailed from Brest
Jane 1- and ' from Hobart August 26. has . been
added to. the en route, list of grain vessels. - \u25a0
German bark Relene"has been" rechartered by a
local -firm from' nind,"-Rolph"&' Co. ,: *:
Steamer *= Newport* arrived; this morning from
Bandon •ft«»r. a rough passage. > • :
Arrived-^Steamers '. Shasta .-; and"' Yellowstone,
from San Francisco. .—•\u25a0-- . . .
Sailed— Steamers^ Bear, for. San, Francisco and
S«n«Pedro; : Breakwater.. for Coos. bay; Sue H.
El more, ' for Golden - gate; > Tillamook,- .'Saginaw
and " Raymond.; • - - ' ~\. '.'\u25a0 t -**'" ""'" "' •"' '' .T
V ASTORIA, Oct. \u25a0< 4. — Steamer Newport 'arrived
Monday 'evening from' coast, points with a cargo
of dairy? products. :--'•\u25a0•-.\u25a0.'•*.'- :* .' v - \u25a0:.-,,, < \u0084?
Steam > echooner \u25a0 Shasta arrived this morning
- -\u25a0 \u25a0 ' -\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 ..- ::. •.. \u25a0
THE SAIST PRANGISGO;^ CALL,' WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ,5, : 1910.
from San Francisco and. will load lumber at
Rainier. ' • '*
Schooner Alvena arrived today. 10 days from
San Pedro, and will wait here for orders, as it
is not chartered. Captfcln P. L. Abrahamson.
the master, nays he made the run up the coast
In seven days and vr«s off the mouth of the
river during the recgitt heavy gale. This morn
lntr he decided to sail in. \u25a0 . _
The bar was breaking, but everything ran
smoothly until " the schooner . was about half
way -across the shoal, when a huge comber rose
up behind it and broke over the. vessel's stern.
A - power boat that was on the davitß was
picked up. and thrown over the heads of the
two men who were- at the wheel, coming down
on the skylipht. The boat and the engine were
smashed. to pieces, but the vessel was not dam
aged, and fortunately neither of the men was
Injured. The schooner sailed up to Desdemona
light., when it was taken in tow. '..•'••
Steamer George W. Fenwick arrived today
from San Francisco and. will load lumber at the
wharf of the Hammond lumber company of this
city for return. <
Oil tank steamer Asuncion. was unable to cross
out today on account of a very rough bar.
TACOMA. Oct. 4.— Arrived: Steamer Jcanle,
from San Francisco. : , ' .. \u25a0
Sailed — Stenmer Virginian. for .Honohiln;
steamer Alaskan, for Seattle; steamer Watson,
for Seattle.
SEATTLE. Oct. 4.— Arrived: Steamer Bee.
from San Francisco; Japanese steamer Sado
Maru. from Tacoma: United States- steamer Sat*
urn. from Bremerton; steamer Alaskan, from
Tacoma.
Sailed— Steamer ITvades. for ITonoinln:
steamer City of Seattle, for Skagway: steamer
Fair Oaks, for Everett: steamer President., for
Tacoma: ship B. F. Packard, for Port Blakeley.
ABERDEEN, Oct. 4.— The Fouthwest storm
continues- and all vessels are detained. The
steamers Oentrnlla and Svea are In the lr>wi»r
harbor with th« schooner* Polaris and Churchill.
The barkentines John Palmer and Jane L. Stan
ford are waiting for a turn of the weather con
ditions. They are iready for sea.
With over 5.000.000 feet of lumber shipped
to foreign ports during September, the showing
for the lumber bnsinef»s on Grays harbor Is
regarded as excellent. The value of the lumber
shipped whs about $SO.OOO. In addition to this
the British tramp steamer Strathdene carried
away a partial cargo valued at 534.255.
Weather Report
United States Department of Agriculture —
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Oct. 4, 1910.
RAINFALL DATA
Last Seasonal NormaJ
Stations — 24 hours, to date, to date.
Eureka 0.00 0.57 1.65
Red BlufT 0.00 0.40 1.00
Sacramento .....' 0.00 0.18 0.4$
Mount Tamalpais 0.00 0.17 0.59
San Francisco 0.00 0.05 .0.38
San Jose 0.00 0.08 0.35
Fresno 0.00 -0.98 .0.38
Independence 0.00 • 0.09 0.35
San*Luis Oblspo 0.00 0.40 0.57
Los Angeles 0.00 .' 0.05 0.10
San Diego , 0.00 0.22 0.10
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS
s 2 5 as g 5.
5.= i - 5.= ||
STATIONS r- * I STATIONS £g f
= 3 2. * S 3 S
.??!,. r r s
Boise 5(5 42.22 Reno |6fi 441.00
Eureka «2 44 .00 Rosebursr 60 40 .00
Flagstaff 34 ... Sacramento .. 74 50 .00
Fresno 76 56 .00 Salt Lake 50 44 .04
Helena 50 3fi .OS San Diego 6« fiO .00
Independence . SO 52 .00 San Francisco. 6T. 50 .00
Kalispell 52 40 .02, San Jose .. 74 50 .00
Los Angeles.. 74 58 .001 San L. Oblspo SO 56 .00
Modena 02 50 .00 SE. Farallon.. 54 52 .OO
ML Tamalpais 04 46 .00 Spokane S6 44 .00
North Head.. 54 .. .30 Tacoma 56 50 .OS
Phoenix 02|<i0 .00 Tatoosh 54 .. .22
Pocatello 52 38 .36 Tonopah 60 48 .00
Pt. Reyes Lt.15r.i47 .00 Walla Walla. 64 50 .01
Portland |55|52 .46 Wlnnemucca .62 34.00
Red Bluff |74|4S .00 Yuma OSJSS .00
EASTERN STATIONS
Abilene 86 5S .00 Knoxville S2IC4 .00
Atlantic City. 74 66 .00 Ijoulsvllle .... 80172 .92
Boston 76 54 .00 Memphis 82 70 -.34
Buffalo 78 C 6 .04 Montgomery .. 84 72 .02"
Charleston ...72 7G.16 Montreal 66 32.10
Chicago 172 04 .62 Moorhead .... 78 48 .00
Denver 1 74 50 .00 New Orleans.. R6 78 .00
Dcs Moines.. .72 44 .00' New York 7fi 64 .00
Dodce City...;fK> 46 .00 North Platte.. SOI4C .00
Duluth JOG 42 .00 Oklahoma ... .is 2 521.00
Dnrango .....68 34.00 Plttsburg .-... r B2 60 .00
Eastport 62 42.01 Roswell 8S . . .00
Galveston 84 78.54 St. Louis 78 64.74
Green 8ay.... 62 50 .00 St. Pau1...... 72(44 .00
Hatteras 82 72 .00 Tampa «8 70 .42
Havre 54 44 .00 Toledo 72 . . .24
Huron 82 50 .00 Washington . . R2 62 .00
Jacksonville . 84 72 .18 Winnipeg 62 .. .02
Kansas City.. 78 54 .02 ' |
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIi
The disturbance over Alberta has moved east
ward and will continue on through ' Ontario. \u25a0' It
has caured rain generally in the Mississippi ral
loy. the Ohio valley and the St. Lawrence. The
secondary depression is developing over the val
ley of the Arkansas. . Rain has been general In
the gulf states and on the Atlantic seaboard
north to the Carolina!!. On the Pacific >. slope
then* has been considerable cloudiness and threat
ening weather, but without rain In California.
Generous rains have fallen in Oregon and Wash
ington. ... ..
The temperature continues abnormally warm
throughout the middle west -and- air the eastern
states. In California temperatures are nearly
normal. In the great valley afternoon readings
ransre from 6<? to 7(5 degres.
The relati-re humidity at Red.Bluff,was 55 and
at Freßno 5S per cent. • !
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity— Fair Wednesday,
with some cloudiness; light north winds.
Santa Clara valley-^Fair Wednesday; light
north winds, chanelng-to south. . : \u25a0
Sacramento valley — Fair Wednesday; , light
north windf. ; • •: . ...
San Joaquin valley — Fair 'Wednesday; light
north winds.
California south of the Tehachapi— Cloudy
Wednesday; light south winds.:
A. G. McADlE, , District Forecastpr.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
\u25a0 Tuesday.' Oetobr 4. '
3:55 p. m.. stmr City of Sydney. Fisher. 20
days 2 hours 14 miDUtes from Ancon. via Mazat
l»n S days 1 hour' 37 minutes; paßseugers'aDd
merchandise to Pacific* Mail steamship company;
5:15 p. m., Btmr.Buckman, Wilson, 31 hours
from Ran Pedro; passengers and merchandise to
Alaska Pacific steamship company. \u25a0
8:30 p. m., etmr Samoa, Madsen. 54 hours
from San Pedro; ballast to Caspar lumber com
pany.
4:20 p. • m., stmr Eureka: Scoby, 129 . hours
from Seattle; 2,500 tons coal to Pacific Coast
company. \u25a0• , - - '• i
6:30 p. m.. stmr Admiral Sampson. Bartlett.
7«? hours from- Seattle; passenger* and merchan
dise to Alaska Pacific steamship company. .*
6 a. m., stmr State of California, Glelow. 18
hours from Eureka; passengers and merchandise
to Pacific Coast steamship eornpanv.
11:20 a. m.. stmr Shna Yak. Hutton; 9 hours
from Mobs landing; grain to Pacific Coast steam
ship company. ' "* *
11:25 a. m.. stmr. Santa Clara, McLellan. 22
hours from Eureka; passengers and merchandise
to C. P. Doe & 00. - .
11:40 a. m.. stmr Point Arena, Jacobsen. 18
hours from Albion; 170.000 feet lumber and 72
cords bark ;t6; t6 Albion lumber, company. 3 •
3:20' a. m., stmr , Fulton. Jacobsen, ' 18 hours
from Albion: 155 cords bark and 246,000 . feet
lumber to Albion lumber company. \u25a0 •
12:30 a. m.. bark Gerard C. Tobey. McLeod, 88
hours .from Astoria; 1.140,000 ties to Southern
Pacific company, in tow tug Dauntless.'
CLEARED . ...
• Tuesday," October 4.
Stmr Acapulco. Trask. Ancon; -.Pacific . Mall
steamship company. ••..-. . .
Stmr Coos Bay. - Bowen, San Pedro;' Pacific
C"ast steamship company. .': y , • . . ,
- Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander.' San Diego and
way ports: Pacific Coast steamship company.
Stmr Queen. Zeh. Victoria, etc.; Pacific Coast
steamship company. :
Ft bark Bourbaki. Bourdln, London; Balfour,
Gnthrie & Co. >
SAILED \u25a0 ' . '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:': .:
Tuesday,' October 4. -
6:30 p. m., sttnr Coos -Bay.. Bowen.'- San Pedro.
6:30 p. m., stmr Whltesboro, Frederickson,
Greenwood. • . •\u25a0; \u0084.-., : \u25a0'. '
4:55 p. m., stmr Gualala,- Ma'rtensen," Iversons
landing. ' \u25a0- \u25a0.-\u25a0;\u25a0- .\u25a0::\u25a0'\u25a0
4:30 p.m., stmr'Albion.Nyman. Moss landing.
2:30 p. m., stmr Queen. Zeh, Victoria." etc. ' - r
2:50 p. l m..*stmr ltoma. Lawson, r°San< Pedro.' ..
. 10-JJO a. m., stmr Beaver. Klflston. San 'Pedro.
.6:20 a. m., Br stmr Falls of Orchy, , Malloy,
Seattle.
10:20 a. m., stmr Olympic, ' Hansen, Belling
ham. \u25a0. •'. ;. -^ \u25a0\u0084-\u25a0-*-.... - . - .' - ; ..\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ..
\u25a0 2"p.;m., Fr bark Bourbaki, Bourdin,' Ix>ndon. -.
\u25a0•' 4, p. m.. bktn Fullerton, Curtis, Port San Luis,
In tow tug. Dauntless. \u25a0' • \u25a0. '.;:-
' t» WEATHER .REPORTS <
* POINT REYES. Oct. 4; 0 a. m.— Cloudy; wind
N ;: velocity 26 " miles an hour. :-'. .V;SB«St*Sspo?C*
FARALLONES. Oct. 4,. 8 a. m.— Clear; wind
N;velivity v 24 miles an hour. \u25a0-' t . .. ' ; \u25a0•\u25a0 •• \u25a0
> .'.POINT. -LOBOS,,- Oct.-4," 9 a. m.— Thick and
calm.,- ".-:\u25a0' '\u25a0: * i 5.% ;'.- '.' ;.»• ". \u25a0". :; ' . '\u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0 -, -.\u25a0
POINT ' IX)B0S. Oct. i 4. . 12 m.— Foggy } wind
TV; velocity 8. miles "an. hour.". . • ' \u25a0 -• *: *j
POINT IXJBO?, Oct. =4.- 3 . p. m.— Hazy ; : wind
NW;> velocity 12 miles an hour. \u25a0
• . • TELEGRAPHIC^ _;" V*
POINT , L 0805.7 Oct.v. 4,"- 10 : p."; m.— Weather
hazy; wind-NW;. velocity \l2 miles an hour. •
DOMESTIC i PORTS^ t >
TATOOSH, Oct.- 4. ,. 6 r5 p.? m.— Raining; wind
SE : velocity .19 ' miles i an- hour. • - - vs- '\u25a0\u25a0?
CRESCENT ClTY— Barbound ' oatelde^Oc f. 1 4—,
Stmrs DelNorte and'Navarro.i*"; T . -:;- -^->^;
\u0084 Passed iv Oct,'4,'4 p : ; m .-A four^ted bcox.
MOSS LANDING— SaiIed Oct. , 4r-Stmr. • Jim
Butler, for Portland. ,
TACOMA— Arrived Oct. 4— Stmr Thomas L.
Wand., from Seattle: stmr Watson. . from •
stmr Jranic. hence Sept. 2S- Ja& stmr Sado Maru,
from Seattle. \u25a0._.•. r \u0084 ; \u25a0
Sailed Oct. 4 — Stmr Portland, stmr Alaskan,
for Seattle; stmr Virginian. - for Honolulu: to
sail 4 p. m.. stmr Thomas I, Wand, for Everett.
Sailed Oct. \u25a0'4-7-Stmr' Watson, for Seattle.
SAX " DlEGO—Sailed Oct. 4— Stmr Wasp, for
San Pedro. - \u25a0 ... . ' • - -
UMPQUA— Arrived Oct. 4— Stmr San Gabriel,
from San Pedro. , . . \u25a0 • \ ~ . . . '--\u25a0\u25a0- --
KETCHIKAN— Arrived Oct. 4, 8 a. m. — Stmr
Dolphin, from Seattle. Oct. 3. 9 p. m.— Stmr
Humboldt: from Seattle . - \u25a0 ;\u25a0 "
- WRANGBLL— Arrived Oct. ' 4, 4 a. m.— Stmr
Humboldt. from Ketchikan. '
CORDOVA— Arrived Oct. 4, 1 a. m.— Stmr Ala
meda. from Seward. • . . - -' . '
BANDON— Arrived Oct; 3— Stmr FSfleld. hence
Sept. 30: power schr Washcalore. hence Sept. 29.
MATTOLE LANDING— SaiIed Oct. 4, 12 m.—
Stmr Casco. for San Francisco.
Stalled Oct. 4, p. m.— Stmr Casco. for San 1
Francisco. . - \u25a0 _- .\u25a0\u25a0 ,
POINT RETES— Passed Oct 4 — Stmr Washte
naw. from Port S"an Luis for Astoria.
Passed south Oct. 4,, 4:50 p.m. — Four masted
schooner, lumber laden. '
ASTORlA— Arrived Oct. 4. 10 a. m. — Stmr
1 Shasta, hence Sept. 30: schrAlvena. from San
Pedro. Oct. 3— Stmr Newport, from Baudon. . .
Arrived Oct. 4. 4 p. m.— Stmr G. W. Fenwick,
hence Oct. 1: stmr Yellowstone, hence Oct. 2.
SAN PEDRO— Arrived Oct. 4 — Stmr James S.
Higglns. from-. Redondo Beach: stmr- Geo. W.
Elder.^ hence Oct. 2; stmr Argyll, from San
; Diego. . \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"..\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0;. ' . \u25a0 ; 1
I Sailed. Oct.- 4 — Stmr J. .7. Ixyrgle. : for Eureka ;
stmr Geo. W. Elder, for San Diego: stmr Argyll.
stmr Excelsior. . stmr Helen P. Drew, for San
Francißco; stmr Melville Dollar, for Seattle.
TOWXSEND— Arrived Oct. 4— Schr Minnie A.
Calne. from Mollendo: schr Gamble, from HUo;
Bchr ' Fred E. Sander, from Carmen island ; schr
T ." H. Bruce, hence Sept. 20 for Seattle.
TATOOSH— Passed In Oct. 4, 9:30- a. m.— Stmr
Bee. hence Oct. 1 for Seattle/
Passed in-.. Oct. 4. -4 p. m. — Barge America,
from Alaska 1 for Seattle.
A BERDEBN— Arrived Oct. 4— Strar G. C. Lin
clauer. hence Oct. 1:
Barbound. Oct. 4— Stmr Santa Barbara, stmr
Centralla. sehr Comet, for San Pedro: stmr Svea.
for San Francisco; schr Polaris, for Atitofagasta.
PORT SAN, LUlS'— Sailed Oct. 4, 7 a. m.—
Stmr Homer, for San Pedro.
Arrived 0«t. 4, "4 p. m. — Stmr Santa Rita, from
Kalmlui. r
SEATTLE— Arrived Oct. 3— Stmr President,
hence Oct. 1. .
Sailed Oct. 3— U." S. stmr Armeria, for cruise.
Oct. 4 — Br bark Melanope. for .
Arrived Oct. 4, 11 a. m. — U. S. stmr Saturn,
from Bremerton.
Sailed Oct. 4. 1 :30, p. m— Ship Benjamin F.
Packard, for Port Blakeley; 4:30 p. m., Btmr
Fair Oaks, for San Francisco.
WILMINGTON— Arrived Oct. 3, 9 n. m.— Stmr
I^akme. from South Bend.
Sailed Oct. 3. 10 a. m. — Stmr Wiliapa. for San
Francisco. Oct. 2 — Stmr Wasp, for San Diego.
• EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK— Sailed Oct. 3— Steam yacht Ve
netla. for New Orleans and San. Francisco.
Arrived Oct. 3. 4:30 p. m. — Stmr Kentucklan.
from Puerto Mexico.
Sailed Oct. 4, 4:10 p. m. — Stmr Georgian, for
Puerto Mexico.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER— Passed Oct. 3—3 —
Ship John Ena. from Philadelphia for San Fran
cisco: ship Edward STewall, from Honolulu for
Philadelphia. . •
CHARLESTON— Arrived Oct. 2— Br stmr Con
dor, from Guayaquil. \u25a0
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU— bailed Oct. 3. ,*i p. m.— Stmr
Manchuria, for Yokohama, and not San Francisco
as before repotted. . • . ,
PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEI
/?N. steam«^« leave from Broad-
JQ&^^Q^^ wsy Wcarves (Plert) 9 aad
/a/vCP!SQI \**M Low r «twi- inclnrtlng berth
I I \lftSK3k I I and meala. -
I V XwkstSL/ .1 Epecl&l Round Trip Rate*.
VLV "ySSr - - LOS ANGELES
\MJ&gt*W/r SAN, DIEGO . .
"SANTA BARBARA
President or Gorernor Alteraate Mondays, 4 p. in.
•Saata' R05a. ..... . . . . .Every Thursday. ; ll'a. m.
•Oaly steamer calling at" Santa' Barbara.
SEATTLE <DIRECT), TOWNSEKTD
TACOMA, VICTORIA, VANCOUVER
Conaectinj; at Seattle for Southeastern Alaska,
Bkagway. Dawson, Fairbanks aad all points oa
the Ynkoa. ... i
President or, Governor-alternate Saturdays, 2 p.m. '
Queen or City of Topeka. I '".\u25a0" .\u25a0
Alternate Tuesdaya, 2 p.' * m.'
EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY)
State of California, Oct. 5. 9, 13, 17. 21, 23, »,
\u25a0 ; 4 p. tn.
GUAY3IAS, SftZATLAJf, LA PA3
ENSENASA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO
SAX PEDRO
Curacao. ......Tth'of each moota, 12 m.
LEAVE SEATTLE, . -\u25a0
ALASKA CRUISES 1911
Spokane. June 14, ; 28: July 12, 26: Aug. 9: 9 p.m.
Eight reserved to change thla schedule. .
TICKET OFFICES— PaIace Hotel. 858 Market
St., 16 Market t(. and Broadway Wharf.
Telephone Kearny 492/ '
OAKLANT* — 1120 Broadway. TeL Oakland 5680.
C. D.- DUN ANN: General Passenger Aisent.
AMERICAN-liAWAIUN
fS^ STEAMSHIPCOMPANY
%j(~s|r Tehuan tepee Route
Regular Faust Frelrlit Serrlce
NEW YORK ' TQ_; FACmC_COAST
PORTS AND HaVaHAN ISLANDS,
galling from New Tork every . \u25a0 lx _<™-X l 11 '
maklngr direct connection o wtth - r*{Mlo
steamers salllnK from -Sallna Crua,
Mex., every six days for San Francisco^
"pacific coast, ports -.to new
TORK. Also to Mexican and all prin-
cipal European ports under Oi rougn
rates and , through blllß of lading. Sail-
lnjrs from San Francisco * V % T J l?^**'
For rates and further P^Uculara ap-
ply to DEARBORN & LAPHAM.Qen-
eraI Agents, 8 Bridge New
\u25a0 York. WILLIAMS. DIMOND & CO..
Qenerar Agents, -Pacific Coast.^v_ a
.810 Sansome St., San Fraactoco
SEATTLE-TACOMA
Beilingbam. Anacortes, Everett, Port Town-
send. Victoria; Vancouver and all Alaska
S?^3* BUCKMANI . I . :'. -•-••-• • • • • • '• -QcJ- ,<j
S. S. ADMIRAL SAMPSOK .... . . . - • -Oct. 12
S. S. WATSON . . . .'. .'.':\u25a0 • ."'• • • •-\u25a0• • \u25a0 Oct v lB
LOS ANGELES DIRECT
S. : S. ADMIRAI/ SAMPSON....:.".. • .Oct. _^6
S. S. -WAT50N . . . . . . . ..... • ••*• • - •• • • -Oett 12
S. S. BCCKMAN. . .. . :. . •••••• - • •• • • Oct - 18
Alaska-PacificiStearaship Co.
\u25a0 ' .. -\u25a0"\u25a0"-,\u25a0 TICKET OFFICES : • : \u25a0 m
\u25a0' General Agent's office, Howard street wharf
No. 3. Ticket office,- 54 Market street and
648' Market street. ,? ..... \u25a0 . . '.'•; \u25a0
Sallingß from Howard^strfpt wharf No. 3.
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
S. 8. Chiyo Maru. 1 Thursday, Oct. 6, 1910, 5 p? m.
8. 8. Te-nyo Maru. .... ... .Tuesday,- Nov. _• 1. 1910
B. 8. Nippon Mara. . . . . ; . . .Tueaday; Nor. Vk; 1810
\u0084 Steamers sail r from company's ; piers, .\u25a0 Nos. v 42/
44, near, foot of Second st.. at 1 p. m.. for Yoko-
hama and Hongkong, calling at ; Honolulu, \u25a0 Kobe
(Hlogo) : . and : Nagasaki: and Shanghai ; and.'Con-
necting at Hongkong, with steamers for Manila.
India, etc. - No cargo. receded lon -board on »day
of sailing. I Round trip j tickets : at reduced \u25a0 rates.
For freight and * passage - apply ' at " office, 240
James Flood building, v - . 'f. W. H. AVERY. -\u25a0
- •\u25a0\u25a0• : •:.-\u25a0 -Assistant Genernl Manager. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
UNIONS. SCO; of KLtd
New r Throngh 'Passenger \u25a0 and> Freight - Serrice
•\ ,- :,- Without Change.' --
SAX. FRANCISCO TO :i WELLINGTON, - N. .Z.,
\u25a0 - :- VIA TAHITI AND RARATONGA. ',
8. S. AOEANOI (4j«68 tons)* aaila .";;:.... Not. 16
a 8. MAITAI;(j,i93 tons) sails. ;r...... Dec. 14
;\u25a0' Sailings every 28 days; connection at Welling-
ton and Auckland for /New Zealand: ports and
Anstralia.?"' \u25a0?\u25a0\u25a0..-\u25a0.'•: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0-:.- ; ,-,. •:; \u25a0. -. :\u25a0 .' ,
OCEANIC S. S. CO.V General Agents. 90 Clay st.
Ticket Office. 673 Market st. ; yTel. Kearny 1231.
\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0;.:-•\u25a0 \<y. \ ,---.-. .^^^r^v
TAHITI AXDNEW' ZEALAND— i».S.*--
\u25a0 v :_[ Mariposa sails ; 1 1 a..m.7 Octr IT."; >.-•-'
*j Special ,Tahitl ; round • trip • $135, . ftrst^class. %
1 HONOLULU S -^ s - t Sierra (tons ; dis-
""*y*?- 1 M L U Placement) , sails 11 a. m.,« Oct. l
22* 1910.? Special; round trip' sllo, 'first class I
OCEAN IP i LINE,: 673 ' Mktl ; \ JxL* Kearnyl 1231 y
Arrived . Oct. • 3-7-Srmr Wilhelmlna. hence Sept.
28. i Oct." 4— Stmr Santa : Maria, from' Port San
Luis.' tV :;\u25a0; :"•.-•\u25a0•• * \u25a0; \u25a0•' \u25a0- •" "'" \u25a0•- \u25a0-..-\u25a0 --\u25a0'\u25a0'
\u25a0 ". . / ' - KOREIGX : PORTS . - ' •
-YOKOHAMA— Arrived Octj4-^Stmr -Minnesota,
from "Seattle. ':\u25a0\u25a0; :-.'., : - ' .*. . . - -\
' \u25a0 SALIXA- CRUZ— Arrived' Oct.' 4, 6a. \u25a0\u25a0ml— Stmr
Columbian, from .Hilo. - \u25a0•• • \u25a0.-'..- : •
COROXEL— Arrived Oct. 4— Stmr Aztec, from
Philadelphia • for San Francisco. <:
PUERTO MEXlCO— Sailed Oct. 1, 4 p. m.—
Stmr Oregonian. for New York.'
'TALCAHUANO— Arrired . Oct. 3— Br stmr
Charlton-Hall. -from New .York.- -.-- ' '
-.VALPARAISO— Arrived' prior Oct. S— Br stmr
Cacique, from Norfolk. .\u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0% . \ ..
LI VERPOOL— SaiIed Oct. 3— Fr bark General
de Sonis; for Tacoma. ;\u25a0•.: • .. -'--\u25a0\u25a0 •\u25a0•-•\u25a0\u25a0".
GUAYMAS— Ready to cail'Sept/ 13— Ger bark
Selene.\ for Portland. .-" : > ; -
Arrived Sept.: lS^ltal !>hip Speranra. from Aca
pulco. >'.... '..,,.. \u25a0.\u25a0....•.»«.
•SANTA HOSALTA^-In porr\ Sept. IS— Schr R.
C. "Wright, for Corinto. - "
MONTEVIDEO— Sailed Sept. 13— Fr bark Bay
ard.- for Portland." • .; \u25a0
- OCEAN* STEAMERS \u25a0
NEW YORK— Arrived Oct. 4— Stmr.Osear 11.
from Copenhagen; stmr Virginia, from Genoa
and- Naples;' stmr -'Kaiser Wilhelin'der Grosse,
from Bremen, Southampton, and Cherbourg. , •
Sailed Oct. 4— Stmr. Kaiser Wilhelm 11. for
Bremen; stmr.' Xieuw* Amsterdam.' for Rotterdam.
I MARSEILLES— Arrived \u25a0 Oct. 2— Stmr Masillla,
from New .York "and Philadelphia. ,
BREMEN*— Arrived Oct. 4— Stmr Kronprinz
Wilhelm. from. New York. 'L • ~ \u25a0_\u25a0 -'.
GIBRALTAR— SaiIed Oct.- 4— Stmr Koenlgin
Albert, from- Genoa for Xew York.- ,"
; DAKAR— Arrived rOct.. 4— Stmr \u25a0 Amiral Du
perre/- from \u25a0 San Francisco, etc.; via Montevideo
for i Antwerp ' and Liverpool. ". ,\u25a0, \u25a0 .\u25a0- '. •' \u25a0 .
ADELAIDE— Arrived prior Oct. 4— Stmr Cape
Ffnisterre, . from Port r Blakeley rib Sydney. N.
S. W.~ > ' \u25a0' ': -•:\u25a0:\u25a0 :-\u25a0
STDXEY. X. SV; W.— Arrived prior Oct. 4—
Stmr Zealandia.'from Vancouver via Honol-uln.
BOSTON— Sailed Oct. 4-rStmr Cymric, for Uv
crpool; '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0••. •. . • \u25a0• :.'. • . .
ANTWERP— Arrived Oct. 4— Stmr Finland,
from New «York. \u25a0 '. . ..'-\u25a0;
LIVERPOOL— SaiIed Oct. 4— Stmr i Carmania.
for New. York. .;' \u25a0\u25a0 , . . : . >.
Arrived l^ Oct. ? 4 — Stmr ; Ltrsitanla. from ; Xew
York: * ' \u25a0<- "; -1..- \u25a0":\u25a0 r-; \u25a0 .\u25a0 • \u25a0 '
CHIMBOTE— Satled Oct.- 3— Stmr Ilford.
from Norfolk via 'St. "Lucia, etc.;- for San Fran
cisco.' ' '. ' •; ,';_, • . .
Memoranda
Fr bark -Bayard. from : . Glasgow . via Brest f«r
Portland.- which put 'into Montevideo July 14 in
distress, repaired; and sailed; again Sept. 13. - *
VANCOUVER, Oct. 4.— Tug. Albion, .previously
reported ashore at. Scout bay. is a total loss;
vessel isbreakingup. ...\u25a0,..- ~\ \u25a0- \u0084* ' .
COUNTERFEIT $1 :BILLS
\u25a0 CIRCULATING IN SEATTLE
Currency Is on El Xentro, Cal.,
National Bank
-SEATTLE. Oct 4.— The sixth county
erfeit $l';bill ' to be received -within a'
few days reached the Seattle- office of
the. secret; service today. It; is on the
El -'Ceh'tro; California,- national- bank.
The :> engraving and 'printing 1 are : ex
cellent; but .the paper, is thin.
RAILWA V TRA VQL
igSfev Schedule Effective
(^ia August 29, 1910
V«J J&J) UXION FERRY DEPOT
-?^5iV-- - \u0084. \u25a0••• ' San Francisco
L«aTo.| Via Sausalito. , | ArriTe.
1 6 :45 a Petaluma. Santa Rosa. 'Healds- -
i burg. •Clorerdale, GuerneTille,
Monte Rio,' Duncan Mills.
Cazadero .*. . . *9:05p
T:lsa Sonoma, Glen Ellen: 6:05p
7:45 a Petaluma. Santa- Rosa. Healds-
burg.. CloTerdale. Ukiah, ,WH-
:'lltB,: 'llt8, Sherwood .' 7:35p
8:15 a Pt. \u25a0 Reyea,- Camp Meeker. Caza- '\u25a0 -
, • dero ".\u25a0..."• 7:35p
8:45 a Petaluma. Santa Rosa, Guerne-. t
Tille, Monte Rio. Duncan MUla, {,---
\u25a0 (leares from Cazadero)... \u25a0_.. 7:05p
J9 :lsa Sonoma, Glen Ellen .*».. tS:35p
JB:lsa Pt. Reyei..... $8:05p
10:45 a Petaluma. Sanu Rosa 4:35p
12:45p Pt. Reyes, ; Camp Meeker. Caza-
dero ••11:06 a
S:lsp Petaluma. Santa Rosa. Healde-
burgr, Clo-rerdale, Ukiah. Guer-
neriUe, Monte Bio, Duncan
, Mills. S«bastopol (to Caza-
dero Saturday and Sunday)..: 11:05 a
4:45p .Sonoma, Glen Ellen. ..:........'. 9:05 a
H :lsp Petaluma. Santa R05a..........' 8:35 a
8:45p Pt. Reyes (Imtps 7:15 p. m.
Sundays) 8:06 a
ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA SATJSAUXO
Sanaalito, Mill Valley, San Kafael — Dally
every 30 minutes from 6:45 a. m. u0t11,9:-i5
a. m.; hourly until. 2:45 p. m.. then 3:15 p. m.
and eTery-30 minutes until 7:45 p. ra.. tben 9:00,
10:35 p. m.-. and 12:01 a.m. (On Sundays in
addition — Etery 30 minutes from 9:45 a. m. to
3:15 p. in., excepting 2:15 p. m.)
Fairfax— Leares t»:45. 7:15. 7:45.. 8:15, 8:45.
9:15, 9:45. J10:15. 10:45. tll:15. 11:45 a.m.;
U2:15, 12:45, U:l5. 1:45, 2:45. 3:15, 3:45, 4:15,
4:45, 5:15, 5:45. 6:15/ 6:45, t7:15, 7:45, '8:00.
1110:35 p. m., Jl2^Jl a. na. .
San Quentin ria flan Rafael — 8:45 a. m., 1:45
p. m. ' • ' :• •- \u25a0' '
Tiburon aad Belredorts — Week days. 7:30, 9:00,
f 10:45 a. ra. (512:45 p. tn. Saturdays only), 3:30,
5:30 p. m. Sundays— 7:3o. 9:00, 11:00 a. m.;
12:30, 3:30. S:SO p. m. and 512:01 a. tn. j
•Sundays «rrlre.7:Os p.m. . **Mondays only.l
tExcept Sunday. tSunday only. only.
!§Saturdar and Sunday oaly. {Via Sausalito.
. Pacific Transfer Company's agents . are author-
ized to check baggage direct from residence.
jdBBkK MUIR'WOODS
W W MT. TAMALPAIS
VIA SAUSALITO FEPRY
: -. FOOT OF R»IK«T aTHEET"
<T . . Htund Trip from San FranoltßO. SliO
ir.Sn frutttca Vi.tUtWMit It.TbmlmH
Weekday Snaiay Weekday SnatUy Wtkday Saaaay
. 9:45 a 8:15* t7=2Qa 11:00* 7:20»110i10*
1:45P 9:15* I 1:40* 11:45 a 1:4»> 11 :15 a
•4:45? ,3:45 a ©2:48 P 12:50f 4:14f 12:40t
10:45 a 4:20p -.2:40p a 9:50 i 2:32p
...... 11:45 a 3:58p 3:45«
...... J:4SP ...... B:20p 6:10p
...... 3:45 P..... 6:40 p...... - 6:40«
...... M:lsp @ToMt. Tamalp ail only *.
To Muir Sat. only.- fMon. only. aSat.only. IMoironly.
Ticket Ofßcei—Sauaalito Ferry and 874 Market
\u25a0\u25a0-:>-. General Office— Mill Valley. California
"Tmn ti TiaalMls" «»* "** In" an itaan mm fir puts
\u25a0 ocean shore: railway
F. S. Stratton, Recetrer— Depot 12th and Mission
Leare San Franciaoo Leav* Arleta.
A. M. 8:00, »:S0 A. X.. 5:26, 6:40, 11:20
P.- M. 8:00, 5:40, |S:4© P.' K. :t-M ,
ILeare Tunttas Glen: A. M., |6:15; P. M.. 3:00.
All trains dally. {Mondays only. fTunttas
Glen Saturdays only. *Stage for i San Gregorio
and Pescadero.- >; . : . - .- \u25a0
BAY -AND INTERCRBAN ROUTES
n*+\ V&co-MAW valuy tucr a y * L
~w <iflEJ^ - It ' r* IL»^^
Boats leave 7*oo, 9:45 a. ra , 1 2J30. 3:20.
6:00. 830 p. m. MeaU •la Carte. .. . -
Doekand (OMUre. North lad Ferrr BnlMlng.
yraonei: Kearay 4O8; Bone C 4708. ,
ATaVANTIC OCEAN TRAVKI/v ':':._ : .;' :
IJIfiESinNDIES — I
\u25a0\u25a0 W Three delightful cruises
|f lea v i ng N e w Y ork
January 24, \ February 25 ;
and ; March •; 28, 191 1, by the
. 12,500 ton SS..MOLTKE to
' the "Spanish * J Main, : West
Indies, Panama Canal, Nas-
sau and Bermuda.; Two
cruises of ; 28 days duration, %
$150 and up. One cruise; 16
days, $85 and up. , ' Also
Cruises to the Orient, South :
• America and Around the
,V J|;World.v^ ;. IV ;.. ,*.,.:- .' ../;/.,
Write for illustrated booklets. : .
" Guide and TraTel Books on Sale. ;
% 'HAMBT7RG-AMERICAN : USB
: .-, 160 - Powell - st. ;', Phone ' Kearny 2M6.
| >V~ CIBVfGLjt-TRA^SIiANnQUB- 7- :
DIRECTrIINE TO HAVRE— PARIS
- Sailings ET«y Tlnxrsaay. and Saturday. ; -
ii lonralneiSept. » | La ProT«KM..Oet. i a »;
\u25a0.'•/\u25a0*" '' \u25a0;axntA'-'BAiLi^cHi i f : ": '\u25a0""'' ;' '
I* gavol*.:^. Oct 13^1: I* Toatain«..Oct 27 v
La Lorraine. .O«. » I LatPniTenM.. Not. 8 v
'-;... Tbese <\u25a0 steamer* carry one class (II) cabin
passenger* only. C : '•\u25a0-.. \u25a0\u25a0- ;
Chlcaaro > V.'...Oct. 1 i: Nlag-ara" \u0084:..Oct. 29
LaQa»cogne..Oct. 15 |; Florida ......No*. .IS;
-rUOAZI* BROS., .'Paclnc ; Coast Maaagwa,
630 ; T. Montjomery , ?' atreat,' *.J Bai J\ rranclaea' i '
Cabta ; O«(^'S6Bs^aUrk«t : street.>:,_ : ;^ .-i^f.-J
WOMAN IN SLEEP
FALLS OUT WINDOW
Somnambulist Is Fatally Hurt
' When She Drops Three
Stories Into Light Well
The- habit of walking in her sleep
brought disaster to Mrs. Adeline Kidd.
2176A;Market street, when she fell
from a. third story window into a light
well early yesterday ..-morning. Mrs.
Kidd was taken to the'central emerg
ency hospital, where her life is de
spaired-of. In addition to a fractured
leg and dislocated spine, she is suffer
ing from internal injuries. • Mrs.' Kidd
has been- a -somnambulist for years,
but this Is the first time- accident ever
befellher. '» . ";V'l.v
Struck by Cars
George Chapperly, 217 Douglass street,
was struck by a i streetcar at Church
and Mission streets yesterday and bad
ly injured, about, the head and neck.
Samuel -Reynolds,. 1753 Hayes street,
was struck by a car at Seventeenth
and Ashbury \u25a0 streets yesterdhy and
suffered a basal fracture of the skull
and serious internal injuries.
Dog Attacks Boys
Solly \Cruck. a 7 year old boy, who
'resides- at 676- Fulton street, was
severely bitten by- a dog yesterday.
On Monday, Robert Bruce, age 11 years,
was bitten over the right eye by the
same dog. Cruck's Injuries consisted
of/a badly .torn cheek. A special of
ficer was detailed to see-that the dog
is killed.. " v -
•n. TRAINS LEAVE AMD ARE DUE TO ARRIVE FROM OCTOBER >. 1310 -
- VIA OAKLAND PIER
Lean (Foot of Market Street) Arrivt
2,ISa Nlw. . Tracy. Lathrop, Btocktoa,
Lodi. Oalt,£2k Grove. Sacramento.. l l.lBp
6.40 a Hayward. Nilu. Bun J0te.. ..:....... 7.08 a
7.00 a Richmond. Port Cotta.Btaicia.Suisaa.)
Dixoo. Saer.\ra ento. Rosevjlle, Marys- } 7.28p
vfll«.ReddiaB. Dtmsm-iir...... J 1 0.38 a
7.00 a ESiaira, Vaeaviile. Romtey. 7-2Bp
7JOO* Davis. Woodland (Marysville. Oro-
vSle), Williams. Maxwell, Willowa.
Hamilton, Combe. Red Bluff 7.28s
7.40 a Valiejo, Napa. Calls toga. BaaU Rosa. \u25a0
. Martiaex 6.C8»
7.40* Avon, Saa Raraoa, liver-core 6.48 a
7.40 a N2es, Pltaaaatoa, livennore. Tracy.
LathroD. Stockton , Lodi. Sacramento. 7.28?
7.40> Tracy, Los Baaos. Kermaa. Fresno. 4.28p
8.03 a Nerark (Ceaterrille). Saa Jote. Los
Gates, Wright, Feltoa (Boulder
Creek). Santa Crui 5.48>
8.23 a Port Costa. Mir tin c:. Byroa. -Tracy. \
Stockton, Mere»i. Fresno, Goshea
Juactioa(Haaford, Anaooa), Visalia,
Portervills, BakeriS eld ' 4.48p
8.20 a Yotemita Valley -v Merced. 4.48p
9.00 a NUfj.f3ia.Jo*!). Livvaore. Stockton
(•Uiltoa). Valley Soriat. lone, Sacra-
mtnto. 4.28p
*.00a Soaora. Taolamne and Aazsls 4.28?
9.00 a Atlaatio Express— Sacraasnto. Trua-
lce». Ozdta, Salt Lise City. Dearer,
Kaosu City. Oaaha. Chicago B.2Sp
9.40 a Risoaoad. Port Cotta, Ifartiaea.
3\y Point 6.48p
10.20 a Vallejo Mara Isbad. Napa.. 1128 a
10.20 a Los Angeles Pass* ng«r— Port Cotta. r ;; tt
Martias*. Byron. Trscr. Stocktoa.
Mirctd. Fresao. (Baaford, Coaltcf*. .
Visalia.) Bakersa«!d, Los Angeles.... 7.48?
10.40 a Saa Fraadsto Cnrerlaad Limited—
Dtaver, Kansas City, St. Lonis.
Omaha. Chicago 5.28p
U2oaShuta Limited— Portia ad, Taeoaa.
Seattle B.lBa
1103.1 Gold3e!d Pass.— Port Cotta, Beaieia,;
Sacramenta, Truekee, Easta, Wa-
bmka (Yeriai too. Mason). ' Mma.
Toaopah. GoldS«ld. Laws. K«eler. .. . 7.48 a
12.00* MirysvQla. Chico, Red BluJ 4.28?
1.20s Niles. Irviajton. Saa Jose 2.48b
1.40 a 3aa Leaadro, Niles. Ccaterrals,/ 8 08a
Newark. Saa Jose. 1 7.28p
2.00p Newark. Saa Jose. Los Gatos, Wrisht,
Feltoa (Boulder Creek). Saata Cms.. 9.58p
2.40p Saa Leaadro. Niles. Saa J0te...".....'. 928 a
3.00p Bfnieis. Wiaters. &ier»meato— *Vood-
Uad, Kaights Liadlag. Tudor. Ynba
1 City. MarytviUe... IO.48«
3.20p Port Costa (Stockton). Martraes.
Byron. Modesto. Merced. Fretao.. 12.08p
3.45 a Vis, Sausalito, Wtrt Napa. St Eelesa,
Calittoga.; 10.35 a
4.00? ViUejo. Naoa. Calistosa, SaaU Rosa,
Marthe*. Saa Rimoa. Livermore. . . 9.28 a
4.00f Nilcs (Ceatervaic. Newark). liver- f 10.28 a
more, Tracy. Stockton, L0di...... \ 1 1. IS?
4.40 a Saa Leaadro. Hayward. Nilet. Plcas-
aatoo, Livermore, Tracy, Newman,
Kenaaa. Fresao 11.18s
8.001 Vallejo. Port Costa. Bentcis. Eaera- > >
\u25a0 ' mento. Lincoln. MsrT«v2!s. Oroviile. 1128 a
B.ooa Davis. Woodlaad. Yolo, Arbtickl«,f« 2.48p
Williams. Coluia, Juaetioa. Willows I 8 28?
5.00? RiusriL Saa Jote. Lot Gatos 9.28 a
5.201 SaaLeaodro. Niles. San J05*....'..... \u25a0 7.48 a
6.00? Owl Limited— Los Aogeles 9M»
6.40« Eutara Express— Ogtien. Pueblo, Dea- "
\u25a0 ' ver. KaasasGty. St. Lonis, Chicago,
Port Costa, Beaiciv SaeracMnto. .
Truekee. (Lake TaX»). Rtao, Sparks 8.28 p
8.40? Raymrd. Niles aad-Saa Jote 6.4Ep
t7.00a Vallejo, Port Co«ta. Uartiaet, Bay
\u25a0 Poiataad Way Stations...-."...'...'.. JIM 8»
7.40p Richmond. Port Costa, 'Martinez,
. Cora wall, Tracy, Lathrop. Stockton. 12.48?
8.20 a Oregon Express— Davis, (Sacramento),
Willows, Redding. At'olaad. Fortlaad. \u25a0
Tacoras. Seattle. Spokane 9.08 a
9.00 a China aad Japan Fast Mail— Ogdea, ,
• Cheyenne. Peavtr. Kansas City.
Omaha. Chicago Z4Bp
9.00? Port Costa, Benicia, Sacramento, Col-
fax. Trustee. Reno 10.08 a
9.40 a BikeriSeld. McKittrick. Mocarch. \u25a0
Moron. Fe110w....... 8.28 a
9.40p Richmond. Port Cotta, Tracy, Mo-
desto. Merced,. Freiao. Baaford,
Coalinza, Vteilla. Tnkrs 8.28 a
9.40b Hunter's Trab— Saturday oalr. Saa
Jose and Way Stations J7.48?
1 1.40 a Portland Express— Sacramento. Maryt-
ville,Red Blaff.Weed.(K]aaiath Falls).
.Ashlaad, Roteborg. Portland, Taco--
ms,Scattle. 12.28 a
METHERLAND'SROUTE— from Pacific Street Whirf.
Collinaville. Emmaton. Rio Vi«a. Isietoa. Ryde. Wal-
nut Grove, Vorden, Courtland, Clarksburg. Sacramento.
' Stiamer Ntvajo, leaves San Francisco B:oo a.m. daily
except Sunday, stopping at points shown, arriving Sac-
ramento 6:00. p.m. Leaves Sacramento 9.00 p.m. daily
except Sunday (no etops ea route), arrivlas Saa Fran-
cisco 5:00 a.m. j
Stsanwr Modoe or Aptcht, leaves Saa Francisco 1.00
p.m. Daily, except Sunday: arrive Saa Francisco 11.20
p.m. . . \u25a0.
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY-From San Franeiico.
Market Slrtet Wharf— Week Days— Hourly from 6.C0
a.m. to 9.00 p.ra. Sundavs— 6.4s. 8.15, 9.45. 11.15
a.m.. 12.45, 2.15. 1.45. 5.15. 6.45, b. 15 and 9.45 pja.
LOCAL FERRY TRAlNS— Via Mamaea Pier.
To Oakland and Alarntda— f6.10, t«-45 ajn^ and thea
• 10 and 45 minutes past the hour nntil 7.45 p.m.- thea
8.30. 9.15. 10.00. 1Q.45. U.JO pja. and 12.15 a,m.
To Alameda and Fruitvale via Horseshce -ams as isove.
a for Mornins. P for Afternoon, t Sunday exeepted.
t Sunday only. , { Saturday aad Sunday only.
\u25a0 '."". aSunday aad Monday only. .
ATLANTIC OCEA.V TRAVKI,
HAMBURG -AM ERIC AN
3. SpTHAMERICA : LOHDON- PARIS- HAMBURG"^
xr \u25a0A.Granjd'eruiscJeaving New SS5S^;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;g^ & \u25a0*,%£ - .
York January 21, 1911;, by the Moitke... :.;_... -....Oct. 15/12 noon
S' c m TTT?riTT-riTj • r -\u25a0 .i -i- 1 P" 1^- Linc«la Oct. 19. 10 a. m.
.b. BL.U ECHER, lOr-tne East tUnexwlled Rlt2-Cjirlt«« ala Carte Res-
:r:~;~~*. ;; n f ~ "C rt v ,,VW A^.^^:^-. taurant. .Gymnasium. Elec. Bath*. Elevator.
L-OaSt Ot bOUtO America, Palm Garden. 'Second Cabin only.
|i|iiiilli|| GIBRALTAR, NAPLES and GENOA
Valparaiso, Chile,' &c: Rates^SStJiSSSat?*.'/^ -JISS;
!feo;up^;tdu^tiw;^ay^
ALSO CRUISES -TO^THE g^^U:^ 0 "' \u25a0.- 51eTa - or : ;°«wc*B.tiu-
WEST INDIES./ THE ORI- travelers' checks issued
• ENT and; AROUND THE t™*?} 0 * 7"x»,E»«T*he».
'"tVrVDTTV - - ' •\u25a0*?•*• Guide and Trarel Books en Sale.
-- « * . \u25a0 . Write :f*r;nlustratedpampWet9.rate«,rr«tc.V
s^l ; HAMBIRG-AMBRICAXLLVE, ifiO.Pottell Si. Phone Kearay S»4«
LIVE WIRE KILLS
MAN AND SISTER
Current Passes Through Wash
ing Machine Device and Two
Are Electrocuted
. BRIGHAM CITY. Utah. Oct. 4.— A
simple device attached to the wringer
of a washing machine operated with
deadly effect j when it drew from a live
wire more than 2,000 volts of electrlcity
today ami dealt' death in a horrible
form to Thomas McMaster and his sis
ter, Verna. and shocked the man's wife
into unconsciousness. f
In adjusting the washing machine.
McMaster had detached the small wire
from the washer and was about to con
nect it with the clothes wringer when
by some mischance he came in contact
with a live wire. "While the man
writhed in death asrony. flames were
darting from his arms. Seeing his piti
ful plight, his wife rushed to his sld«
and was knocked insensible to the floor.
Verna McMaster. sister of the dead
man. who lived next door, heard the
cries and hastened to her brothers
home. She seized McMaster by the
hand and received the full force of the
deadly current.
Neighbors coming in response to tn©
alarm found that the man and his sis
ter had been electrocuted and their
bodies badly burned. McMaster's wife
was revived after considerable effort.
On account of the magnetic qualities
o* the hull and the ore which com
pri« "s the cargo, many of the vessels
of the lake fleet experience great trou
ble in navigating owing tr» the Influ
ence of the metal hull and the cargo or*
th*» compass.
RAILWAY TRAVEL
VIA COAST LINE <\u25a0 ."•
Laars * (Third and Townsend Straeti) AniTS
t5.35* Loop— Valencia Strset, Octan Tjew,
Cemeteries. South San Francisco.
23'J Street. 3rd and Torwnaead. . . . . . tfl.4s*
6.30 a South San Francisco. San Jose. Gilroy.
. .-- (Hollister). Sarjent. Pajaro, Wataon-
Tiilf. Santa Ctuj. 7.50»
7.10 a South Saa »aaciKO. Palo Alto. Saa
Jose. Way Stations 7.30 a
7. 10 a MarSdd. Los Alto*, Los Gatos t72o>
8:00 a Shore list Limited— Paso Robles
Hot Sprints, , Santa Barbara, Los
Aaselw v 8.30p
8.05 a Th« Coaster — Saa Jote. Paiaro (*Vav
•onTillf. Santa Crua). CsstroTilie.
(Del Monte, ilon t erey, Paciae GroT*).
Sals-iai. 3ilf.ia.-i Pam Robles Hot
Sprisgi. At as ad* 1 r o, San Lei* Obitpo.
iiurf, (Lonpoe), Santa Barbara,
VeaJars. Oxnsrd. Los Asnles 11.45 i
B.IC* MivSeld. Los.-Vltnj, Let Gatos, Wrisht.
Glsa^oodC Boulder Creek). Santa Cruz,
WitsonTiile. Castr orille. Del Uo&te.
Monterey. Pa eiSa Gro-re B.oo^
9 .00 a Saa Jose. Gilroy. Saliaat. faao Robies
Rot, Sprinzs. A taicadero. Sas Luis
Obijpo — Tres \u25a0 Pinct — WatsonTflle.
Santa Cms. Del Moste. Monterey.
Pacific GroTe 4.00>
10.40 a South San Francisco, Burlirtgase. Saa
Mi teo, Palo Alto. San Jose t8.35*
10.40 a Los Altos, Uoata Vitta, Loa Gatea.. { *| *%*
1 1.30 a Valsada Street, Ocean Vi-». Celaa,
Ceaieteriet. Badea. Ssa Brcno 1.35 a
1 1.40 a South Saa . Franeiaco. Sas Jose |3-2Ca
2.00p Dei Uoata Ezpreas— Saa Jote. Gilroy,
Sarzest (WafwaTille. Saata Cras).
- - Del Montf. Moo terty, PaciSe GroTe. . \u25a0
(Siliaa*).. 12.30)
203» South Saa Fraacuco, Pilo Alto. Saa
Jose «.45a
f2.05s Los Altot. Mont* Vitta. Los Gate*... |3.25»
3.00s South Ssn Francis to. Bta Uateo. Sas
Jok. Gilroy. Trea Pinoa. Salinas.... 10.10 a
3.00 a WattonTille. SaaU Crat, CattroTille,
Del Moate. Monte rty, PacjScGroT*. 10.10 a
3.15 a Santa Clirs. West Saa Jose, L«s Gatos.
Wriihr. (B->uMer Creelt). Saata Crua. !0.30»
4.C0? Suniiet Eaprtsa — Tuctos. Erxia;.
13 Pato. Hoastoa. New Orlea&a.
Fata Roblea Hot Springy Ataaeadazo.
San Lcia Oblspo. Santa Barbara aad
LosAaedesa :. 10.35«
i.OOt Kansas Gty. St. Lonis, Chicago 10.68 a
4.20s So nt a Saa Fran siaco, San Jott 1 9 00a
tS.Ooa Burlia^ams. &an Matra. Palo Alto,
San Josa aad Way Statioss 8.45 a
15.20? Rfdwood. Palo Alto. San Jote. I.loa
t5.20a Los Altos. Monta Vista, Los Gate*... 13.28*
f5.2Sp Bar!iatame. Saa Ha teo, Saa J05a..... 3.25 1
t5.30? Loop— Valea da Strett. Ocean V>»,
C«actcri?s, -South Saa Francisco.
211 Strest. 3d and Towatetd ttL4oa
S.4oa Saa Bruno. Saa Mateo. R«d«ood. Palo f t?-2*J«
Alto. Saata Clara. Saa Urn \ 7.35 a
:5.40« Lot Altoa. Los Gatos :3.45a
f6.00a Umbras. Saa M»teo. Palo Alto, Kay.
fldd. Los Altos, Los Gatof f3XCa
tS.OC? 2ld Strett. Viahaeioa. South Saa
Fraaeiaco. Valencia 5trtet.... ...... f7.!5a
6 30» South Saa Fran cisco. Saa Jose 6.45 a
8.00 s The Lark— Paso Robles Hot Springs.
Saata Barbara, Los Aageles ...... 9.3Ca
8.03» Los Aa Hcs P%aam f«r— GUror, Saliaaa,
Paso Eocles Hot Sprfao. Ataacadezo.
; ! - San Luis Obitpo, Santa Barbara aad -
Lea AnftlM B.3Ca
• 10.00? Sin Josa and Way Stations 7.20»
1 1 .45 a South tan Fraaciaoo. Pal* Alto. Saa / 7.45b
Jcae -.. \JlO.5Oa
. . __
- LOCAL FERRY TRAIN J-V,a Oakland Ptar:
Ta Oakland. Btrkslty. Btrryman, East Oakland ana :
Frttltvals— Daily— From ft.oo aja« aad erery. twenty .
miantes ootll 7.00 p.m. iaeiusrfe; th«a 7.40. 8.2©.
9.00. 8.4 a J 10.20, ILOO. .IL4O pjnu IZ2D ani
.UOaja. .-- '
Tt Sathsr and Mvtrot* via Stvtntii SL— Da3r— Troa
6.00 a.m_ ar.d rrerr twrnty niaotes until 7XO pjs.
iadnsiTe. thea 7.4 a 8.20. 9.00. 9.40. ia2a UJD. 1
and 11.40 pja.
To Stonehartt— DeHy Except Stasday— tOO, 7.00, MO. k
9.00 a.m.. 2.20. 3.00. i.CO, 5.00. 5.40 pjs. Sunday ;
oaly 9.00 10.00 aja. LOO. 2XO. 3JXX KM. 4XO. !
&40pjx \u25a0 |
ro Oakjaad Flrit St. Fratttale. Alamsia. via H«ft«hot
—Daily— From tO.CO, 6.-0 aja. and e^try twenty
minutes until 5.20 a.m. Dcivarre; thea 9.CQ. 9 20.
io.oa iaaa 11.00. 11.20 ajn.. 13*^ 12.20 jxo.l'2o!
2.00. 2.20. S.CO. 3.20. 13.40 pjn. aad my tweat*
minutes until 7 p.m. inden-re: 7.4 a 5.20, 0.00, 9.40,
10.20. 11.C0 tad 11.40 pjn.. 12.20 and 1.20 aja.
Additional train to Oakland First St. 2.15 aja.
Ta Wtrt Barkslay— Dnily Except Scaday— From 6.00
a.m. aad erery twenty minum unt)13.20 aja. iaciu-
ii-re; thea 9.00 a.m. ar.d every hour 02 til 100 pjn.
indtrnre: thea 4.20 p.m. and every txenty aainutes
untfl 7.00 p.m. mehssire: then 7.40 pjn- B^o. 900
9.4 a 1120. 1L00. 11.40 pim.aßdl2J»a4V "
T» W«* l«rkef«y-^StaidaTs oriy-Fron tXO aja^ '
thea 7.00. 7:40. 8:20, 9.C0 aja. inclusive; thea 9.20
aja. and erer7 twenty minutes 7XO pja. IneiusiTe:
thea 7.40* p.bl. B.^ 9.00. 9.4 a H).2a ILOa IL4O
pjn. aad 12.20 aja.
Ta CortJa— Daily Except Suadar— From fiXOajß. aad
every 20 minntrs until 8.20 a.ta. iacfastr*. then
9.00. iaooa.m.. IZCOm.. 1 CO. 2.C0. S.CO. 4.C0. 4.2 a
140, 5.00. 5.C0. 5.40 aad CCO p.m.
to Cart in— Soadays only— From 6XO sua.. thea 9.00
a.m.. 9.20 ajn. aad every twenty cahrates until
&JX) p.m.
To Sttgs. Richmond. Pullman— CCO am. s.4opm 6^2o pm.
Union Tr*ni!er Ca. authorited to check Bajjaj*
direct from residence. » . ,

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The San Francisco call. [volume], October 05, 1910, Page 10, Image 10
About The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913