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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18
THE REPORT ON THE CURRENCY QUESTION

Controller Of the Currency VIM r. Rdgey has issued his
eagerly awaited annual seport
This report always interesting This year it is vitality
interesting Men and have feel that the cur
rency question affects them affected them before
There plain talk this report There crafty
ing figures radical recommendations and at least one
startling official admission
After The news that have $40 banks, learn that
during this year American individual deposits reached their
high mark toang the stupendous Of Sl5099-
6SSS4S gain OF SSS40O0O00 during this single year This
great gain was made chiefly The The average deposit
per capita grown BY leaps and bounds from sos 1896
to Sls2 in 1907.
Later the controller discusses the panic and then takes up
the money strngcncy Here he makes the official admission OF
what a good many people have believed for time.
There has actually been panic among the banks
he says than there has been among the people The banks
have been fearful what might develop and finding their
usual reserve deposits only partially available ii available
all they have been compelled in sefpoteeon gather from
every all the money they could possibly get
by refusing payment wherever possible. and
satisfying their customers with the smallest possible OF
cash"
He summarizes the gathering OF the financial by
pressing the opinion that 10 u years there has
been Of advancing prices and great industrial
ca and speculative activity when credits and
multiplied until the limit has been reached in the of
reserve money which they be based
lie means that YOU cant do million dollar business ON a
10 cent capital
lie is satisfied. that congress must do something
at useless he writes TO try eyadc the question or
dodge the issue The need far something that will
emergencies and panes than Tor TO be used in
stopping them
So he recommends central bank Of issue
lou have heard Of hs proposed before and Won have
read in these columns how Standard Oil waiting hungry
mouthed. be the bank
The controller has evidently heard this IN, far IN ,
ing the details Of the proposed bank he saws Th ht ,
be under government control that could never be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18

The sehoolra'sn's Apology.
An extremely proper Young New
GUNS FOR RENT-Pipsr q
TAFT f0ats second AZ. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18
AN UNREASONABLE PASTORAL
nv Mlll p. Griffin.

ny WIN y AFllIiNs
I'd like 20 40 back TO tho dear old
farm.
Tho farm that used 90 know.
Where the daisies grew aud the soft
winds blow,
And the pumpkins used 20 grow.
ia like 20 meander In clover
blooms.
And fish In the stream for trout.
Tho stream that | swum and when
1 got hum
Found my shirt wes insIdc out
ia like to go back 10 the dear old
farm.
whore I smoiled the fragrant
breeze,
Whore heard the slgh OF the tree
tops nigh.
And my room was full OF flean.
ia like TO forget the whistle'n toot'
When Il wakes me up 40 morn
And ia like 10 lay meath tree all
day
no le music Of the corn.
I'd like TO go back TO tho dear old
farm
Irsa long. long way TO go.
A long way back 10 the hoyhood
track
That my bunionod tootalea know
I'd like 20 go hack. but you bet I
won't.
Az sure az tho aky rs blue.
For rye got bunch that the farm
house bunch
Would find ms work 10 do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18
STAR DUST
By JOSH

/ England woman was a kindergart
oner IN a large city Getting Into
a street ear one day, she bowed 10
a man whom she thought was the
tather OF two Of the children under
her charge A. soon aa aho had
done SO she realized her mistake,
and as he Eot off the car at tho
same time az herself. she stepped
up to him and said,
Please pardon my speaking 10
you, but | thought you we're the
Wther OF two OF my children. "--
Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18

Eed used by any Of 1t should be kept OF
politics The chosen for It's managers should be Of
the highest character and ability"
But the trouble is that everybody else has had chance TO
present his plan first II won't encourage the controller much
find that congress has labeled his report Remedy for
Diseased Currency No. 407." -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18
Pearl Opera Glasses

Onethird off this week 10 close
them out Chicago Jewelry Co.
1907 Second av. -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18
Die" AND roc"

The usual coastinE accident is
averted. but Il - because the pnrp
Is 81 . forgiyluE nature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18
MEMS SHIRTS

a large number OF spe-
cially made up Shirts for
Men-Shirts and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18
Monuments

Art Marble Company. soil Sec
ond av. three doors north OF Vir.
ginia o. Doth phones f73s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18

The Winter Girl.
Her eyes we're blue.
Tier hair was gold.
And sweet the smile
That she'd unfold.
Her figure trim.
Hut. ON the dead.
Her dainty nose
Was awfuily redi
Necessary Qualifications.
Senator. what qualifications
must Il man have TO hold such an
office an yours
"A alrink tie. q alouch hat. and
three Euba Of tobacco juice on his
shirt front" promptly answered
Senator uiahawi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18

81 Petersburg gave Taft a mo
reception Probably had Go after
they caught sight 81 him.
Stocks are SHOOTING upward
In Wall ST says a head line. GA
the fircwroka order. - 10 speak
ehf
Strangers
pon't you think that Stevrna Ii
inclined 10 daily with the TRUTH"
= Cont think he river touches a +"
EieVeated Aimasif
"Jluks raised himself 60 a high
position"
"WeuF
Raised a check aud they placed
him IN top cell
Imogcne OF tho two actors
Roht Manleli and Geo. Primrose.
We think Primrose is the best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18

We have often wondered how old
people who complain of indigestion
can eat such varied and large
amounts of grub.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18
NECKREAR

are always appreciated.
Neckwear from 25c TO
SI.5O. Shirts from S1.00
to $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-14
Erport. hr the Innnnene Ianer

The japanese steamer Nippon Maru sailed yes
teroRy for Hongkong and way ports via Honolulu
with a general merchandise cargo valued at
S27s.512. TO be distributed follows: For Japan.
1880: Philippine Islands. S5o21: East Indies,
1902: vladfvostok aes Among the principal
shipments the following:
TO JRpan-9 bbls nour, 20 bales hay. - ctis
- pkgs agricultural implements. 40 bicycles.
IA rolls carpet cs OILS, bdls vtre fencing, 20
soap, lo pkgE machinery. s691 II and $40 pcs
hardwood, pkgs dry goods. 243e lbs soda
is pkEs rubber goods, 81 cs sewing machines 2
CT typewriters. u rolls roofing. 1882 Ibs sugar,
l06 pkgs groceries and provisions $50 Tbs butter,
is ce canned goods. 405 lbs chocolate 10 pkgf
fresh fruits. 76o lbs Lard. 2725 lbs dried fruit.
CO champagne. 8 cs whisky, 3 wine
sugar 1850 lbs beans. 85s lbs lard. 329 cs canned
goods, 23s pkgs groceries aud provisions, p pkgh
fresh fruits. 1880 lbs chocolate. 900 Tbs Goldfish,
l7ib lbe dried fEh. 1850 lbs and dried fruit,
s02o lbs cheese, 10 ca pickles. $50 lbs paste 7zs
Ibe aae CO mfIIetuds 240 lbs raiRins 8 cs boots
aud slOes. 10 pkgs dry goods, 20 bdls shingles.
ace lbs ginseng. 1<O0 r lumber, IS pkcs paints.
13z cs sewing machines. 10 pkgs rubber goods,
cs ons. ls rolls leather. 200 es cigarettes "a
70 Korcn-zs bbis -four. "a ca canned goods,
~ gals wtns, oil lbs coffee - pkgs groceries
and provisions. 10 cN sauce, 800 lbs raiFins, c.
cand5. <e pkRs hardware, 30 rolls leather. pkgs
TO sism-io7 cs sewing machines. roll
10 philippine Isianos-2o2 cs canned goods.
1872 ms beans l3o cesks beer. 097 lbs brass 3
cs drz goods. ] pkgs electrical goods. IL bdls
70 Kssf Indies-I97 cs canned fruit 10 ca
70 vladi-ostOk--s pkes groceries and pro
visions.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-14
BITTER QUARREL RENDs
A RICH DRIVING CLUB
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

LOS ANGELES, March 13.-The ex-
pulsion of one member, the threatened
fling of a suit for damages by that
member and the charge that races have
been fixed" in advance, in order that
all members might capture prizes in
turn, are among the sensational feat
ures of a quarrel which threatens to
disrupt the Los Angeles Driving Club.
which includes some of the wealthiest
residents of the city.
The board of directors voted today to
expel M. B. Mosher fer conduct unbe-
coming a gentleman" An incident which
occurred a year ago, when Mesher is
alleged to have "pecketed" another
member during a race, was the an
nounced ground for the expulsion, but
the real reason is said to have been
that Mosher applied epithets to certain
officers of the club.
Mosher has prepared a complaint in
a suit for $1,000 damages and says he
will file 1t tomorrow. He charges that
the races of the club were framed up"
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-14
BEST GREYHOUNDs HERE
TO COMPETE ON SUNDAY

The greyhounds which will race In the
ST. Patrick's day stake at Ingleside
Coursing Park next Sunday com
prise some of the best dogs IN train
ing The event is one OF the biggest
coursing attractions OF the season. The
drawing last night resulted as follows:
st. Patrick's Day stake-Ottawa vs.. Ar
gyle's Best Reckless Acrobat vs. Roman Actress I:
walla Wslla Clyde; Agile Squirt vs.. Chey-
enne wildwood vs.. Mr. Brindle Huron svs. Jim
Lamb Mr. Lonjers Freeport; Princess Light
foot VS.. Rocked Asleep; Real Rocker vs. Rear
Admiral Mr.. Parton vs.. The Crowd Golden
Tralee Onondago Fetterless vs.. Friendless
Boy.
open stake-B Boutonniere VS.. Kerry Pippin; !;
Butt In VS.. Ragged Actor; Old Peach vs. The
Arrow: Garry Alto The Raven: Hudson vs..
Sangerman Gallant Boy Curry; Miss Bune-
rttero VS.. Presto; Free Rock Mi Amigo; Ped
dlar vs.. Busy Boy; White Rogue Russell j.:
Wild Mamie Our Porto: Sampler Rosie
Mcyey; Stanley r vs.. Bill MuIlaily: The
Limit VS.. Miss Flora: Golden Feather vs..
Madame Dunyea; Footsteps Frank Dunn
Mora Alto vs. Blooming Dutchman; Paul Dun
bar VS.. The Roman; Young Rocker Mr..
Blue: Primrose Ina Cissus: Bright Flower
VS.. The Mist; Mt. Eagle vs.. Young John
ME, Princess Savoy vs.. Sunny Shore; Sebastopol
vs.. Syra Alto.
1t takes five years to tan an ele-
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-14

Sacred Heart College has again taken
the lead in The Calls gold prize con-
test, a gain Of 5000 votes yesterday
having placed the college ahead Of Miss
Merani. who failed to score.
w. H worden registered gain Of
1000. but failed to recapture third place
from the Berkeley s. P. c. A.
Calvin -McKinnon made an advance
of 1850, recapturing seventh place from
Willie B. Minck.
Gladys Adcock, by a gain of 1850,
moved up from No. 20 to No. 10, the
position she held at the close of the
second period of the contest. when she
won a prize OF $40. Miss Adcock is in
debted to Sergeant George B. Yergey
of the Hospital Corps, Angel Island.
for 1000 votes. he having renewed his
subscription to The Daily Call for six
months in her favor. In his letter of
renewal Sergeant Yergey says:
Please credit the proper number Of votes to
Miss Adcock. es 1t may enable her once more 10
receive a portion Of the prize money Any one
who lives in refugee camp and is Ill besides
was there az when rs % the big disaster occurred and
for some time after, and l know what refugee
life Is like.
Miss Adcock received a pair of
crutches yesterday from Captain West
of the Police Department and hopes to
be able to attend church on Easter
morning She was afraid she would
have to miss the Easter services this
year on account of her illness. but her
success in winning prize of $40 in The
Calls gold contest has given her re-
newed hope and the money she has won
will enable her to appear In a new
frock and a new hat on Easter morn
ing. But for the gold contest she
would not have been able to indulge
herself in those joys at the coming g
Easter.
Letters of thanks acknowledging re-
ceipt of prize money are still coming
to hand from contestants who were
among the winners in the second period
of the contest
Miss Merani makes acknowledge
ment of the prize won by her In the
second period of the contest as follows:
OAKLAND. Call March IL. 1907.
The Contest Editor, San Francisco Call:
Dear Sir:NEnclosed please find receipt for
5000 two hundred dollars, the amount being
for the third prize, which won in the last con-
test.
From the start never felt as IL were going
to be worse than second always expecting that
the Sacred Heart College would have finished
first. Nevertheless feel proud to have landed
third place in such brilliant company My cour-
age has not failed me. however. and l viii try
very hard to do better in the present contest.
! thank all my friends in the city and State
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-14
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Tide-Rip Sweeps Pilot Boat America
Into the German Ship Edmund

steamship Company's steamship George W. FL
Ger, Captain lesson. ciesred tonight Tor Port.
land via San Francisco and Eureka with good
freight and passenger list.
The steam schooners Meteor, Captain Wright,
for Clallem Bay: the Despatch, Captain Weber,
FOR Yields Landing via San Francisco; the Arc
tic. Captain johnson. for Fort Bragg. and the
Alcazar, Captain Fsgerlund for Greenwood. TN
ished oischarging lumber csrgoes and cleared
The tug Monarch arrived today from San
Francisco, having in tow the oredger Long
Beach which VIII be used IN inner harbor de-
yelopment work
The schooner Edward R. West. Captain Smith.
arrived fourteen days from Grays Harbor, bring
ing l.lco.oOo feet OF lumber consigned to the
Slade Lumber Company.
The barkenttne Amaruth. now sailing from
this port for Portland. VIII be ordered to load
lumber cargo st Astoria for San Pedro upon
The schooner Fred r. Sanders Captain Sven
son. finished discherring her lumber cargo and
sailed today In ballast for TscoIns TO reload.
ASTORIA, March 1S.-Arriyed: Schooner Mu-
for Elmore g. Co. She viii load lumber for
California. Schooner Annie Larsen. from San
Francisco, wiz load lumber for California.
Ssiled-0n steamer Rosecrans, with barge
Monterey in tow, for Port Hartford; American
stesmer Roanoke, for Port Los Angeles and way
ports, with general cargo and passengers
American steamer gohsn Pouleen. with a cargo
Of 600. 600 feet OF lumber for San Francisco:
steamer Casco, with a cargo OF $50, 900 feet Of
Tee French barb Marechal de viiars. in bal
last for Sydney, Australia. arrived down the
river TODAY.
TIE japanese steamer MsDshu Msru, with =
carFo OF nour for Japan, arrived down from
Portland.
The crew of the American ship John Currier,
which arrived q new days ago from Manila was
paid OF az the Custom House today. The
amount disbursed $1,000.
There was collision between the steamers
F. A. kilburn and ROsecrsns while going up
the river yesterday and the Kilburn is reported
10 have been damaged. No publicity wRs given
the accident and the details are difficult to
obtain.
captnin W. f. Gregory was formally trans
ferreo 10 the command Of the new lighthouse
tender Armer1a yesterday. and Captain p. ].
byrne succeeded him Rs master OF the tender
Heather. Captain Trotf and the chief engineer.
who had brought the Armeria around the Horn,
left last evening for their homes IN the East.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-14
Merchandise for Mexico

The steamer Curacao. which sailed on satur-
day for Gunymas. had cargo consigned TO various
Mexican ports valued at s6s Az. The following
were the principal shipments:
2z06 gale and wine. iS5 and 40 gals
whisky. 3os gals vinegar, 426 bbls 6Our. 934
lbs Goldfish. 576o lbs rice. $50 canned goods.
l16o lbs cheese 1850 lbs and 81 cs mfllstuIs.
so bxs fresh fruits 300 lbs garlic. e43 pkgs po-
tatOes. 80 pkgs onions. %. 400 lbs sugar, 1045
lbs lard. 1884 lbs sago, 2445 lbs and / cs bread.
20 &C table preparations. 1928 Ihs paste, 81 pkgs
groceries and provisions. 5738 lbs and 30 cs
spices. so cs baking powder. 1910 lbs rsisins
S0S3 lbs dried fruit, - olives. 241o lbs nuts.
{5 bales hay. 10 cs extracts. 2526 lbs and 3 cs
butter. z424 lbs beans. 30 cs salmon. 2063 lbs
tea, II cyls gas, Z pkgs dry goods. es arms
and ammunition. l67 bdls and l1e pcs iron. 154
pcs and bdls steel 2l bdls and IS pcs pipe.
1000 lbs bluestoDe pkgs mfllwork. 24o pkgs
machinery. IS pkRs electrical goods. 80 pkgs
candles $50 tasks quicksilver, $50 pkgs nails
and spikes. 50 soap. 1884 lbs soda. 5000 lbs
fertilizer, lib pkgs paints. Ss4 crts Ere bricks.
II pkgs drugs. "a bales oakum. IL coils cordage.
SOS lbs rosin ASST IT lumber. lo2 bdls lsths.
% boiler tubes. rolls roofing. 4464 bdls shocks,
500 lbs sulphur. <0I pkgs tank material. 2e32
lbs zinc, S3 carboys and 10 drums acid horses,
8 head cattle
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-14
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest 10 Mariners
0f fI1e Pacific

PORTLAND March l3.-hdwards and Fuller.
fi0yerumont inspectors 0f huils and DotleN, oe-
aided fhfs morning not 20 hold formal hearing
In tie matter Of the collision on Monday after
morn hefvsan the OIL tank steamer hosecrnns
and fhe Dasaeneer steamer y, A. KfibuIu The
Riila1n was only slightly damaged. The boats
were racing -.
lFbe steamer Roanoke sailed Tor Fort Loo An
geiee and way ports lnF night.
1'he steamer r. A. Kfinprn sailed thls evening
for Sen Franoiso0, via nureEa Rnq Coos nay,
fl,e IIlianoe which was scheduled % have
sailed tonight for Coos Bay, wiz not get away
until tomorrow, -. - i.
preceed IRON Astoria 20 Puget Sound to load
lumber foF San Pedro.
6AK PEDRO, March lss-1hs norm Facihc
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-14

Stmr Iaqua. johnson, % hours from Eureka
stmr Fair Oaks. Petersen, 2T hours from Eu-
reka.
Hsdlock.
Bark PsramIts. MolIer. 4 days from Seattle
Bark Mohican. Hersey, days from Tacoma
Bark Hecla, Mont Eton, days from Everett.
Bktn Benicia, Treanor IL days from Tacoma,
via Port Townsend Z days.
Brig W G Irwin. Fisher, days from Roche
Harbor.
schr Andy Mahoney. Jensen. days from Ev-
schr Beuiah. skipper. days from Grays Har-
schr Philippine. Fredsrickson. 8 days from
schr G T HIN. Erickson. 4 days from ooauilIe.
Schr Compeer, Winters, days from Coos
schr Maynower Olsen, days from coqullle.
CLEARED
Wednesday, March ia.
stmr City Of Puebla. Jepsen. Victoria. B. c..
Jap stmr Nippon Maru. Fflmer. Hongkonx. via
Yokohama and Honolulu; w. IL. Avery. agent
stmr Enterprise, foungren. Hilo; % spreck-
els Bros Co.
stnr Arizonan. Tapley, Honolulu. via Seat
tie: williams, Dimond Co.
Whai stmr Beluga, Porter. whaling voyage:
Pacific Steam Whaling Co.
Ger stmr Tiberius. schwaner. Portland: II M
Fr bark Bretagne. Henny Queenstown; W
McNear.
Tuesday. March IL
stmr Noyo. lee. Fort Bragg
sfmr San Mateo. Wilson, Salina Cruz. via San
Diego.
Stmr Brooklyn. Henricksen, Mendocin0.
Stmr South Bay, Sorensen. Astoria.
Sfmr James Higgins. Higgins, Fort Bragg.
Rtmr Santa Cruz, Hannah, Santa Cruz
stmr Arizonan. Tapley. Honolulu. via Seattle.
stmr Sea Foam, Miller. Point Arena.
stmr Brunswick. EIlefsen, Fort Bragg.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-14
NorAsuLGA WINS A RACE

NEW ORLEANS, March 13.-Results:
rt-st rsce i've furlongs-Royal River won
uoIiie Ball second, Dorothy Duncan third. Time
/ :01 ID. ., ~,
ing~Auditor won, Goldway second Gull third
Time 1:4S 2-5.
Third race, Ave and one-half furlongs-South
srn Cross won Frontenac second. Refined third
Time :06 as.
Fourth race Louisiana Stakes, $1,000 added
.hree and oue-half furlongs-Notasulga won
n NJ Fry second Ziephen third. Time, al 3-5
Fifth race. one and one-sixteenth miles
Chanute won Gold Mate second, Wes third
Time 1:46 3-5.
sixth race mile. sellng-Foreigner won. Evfe
Green second, Paul Clifford third. Time. AZ.
seventh race six furlongs-Foxmeade won
Posing second Buttinski third. Time. l:14
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-14
COMMITTEE SELECTED
FOR ENDURANCE RUN
Nv r. r. I'FIon1nnedieu

The automobile dealers held their
postponed meeting last night in the
saIesroom OF the Boyer Motor Car Com
pany. After hearing the reports of
the show committee and referring them
to the board of directors those present
took up the question of having an en-
durance contest. The route laid out
by President Leavitt was discussed and
II was decided finally to leave the
question to a committee composed Of
Don c. McCord. Max l. Rosenfeld and
Fred ]. Linz This committee was in
structed to prepare a report and sum
nit 1t at the next monthly meeting to
he held on the first Wednesday in April
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-14

SIGN WITH LEAGUE TEAMS San Diego
March Is-Two San Diego baseball players have
baen nicked ND by league team managers. Al
berf carson. the soldier pitcher. has signed with
Seattle and Jack Myers. who has been catching
Tor the Pickwicks has put his signature 10 9
Butte contract
SAN DIEGO CREW TO RACE-san Diego
March l3-The directors OF the San Diego
Rowing Club have decided to enter four-oared
crow In the races to be held at Naples on
March 40. against the racing crew OF Stanford
ITniyersity A victory over the collegians would
bring the championship OF the West to San
Diego.
KENILwoRTH PARK RACES = Petaluma.
March I3.-The Petaluma spring meeting. to be
held under the auspices of the California Jockey
Club will be opened at Kenilworth Park on May
49, The horses will arrive on Sunday. May II,
on special boats and trains.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-14
JAMES ANS QUINN.
WOMEN OF wooDCRAFT

The ladies of Stanford Circle No. Ss1.
Women of Woodcraft. Corning. Cal.
are considering the advisability of en-
tering their organization in the gold
contest in order to secure some much
needed funds for promoting the good
of the order, and incidentally to work
up the lodge spirit and enthusiasm. II
they decide to go into II they will un-
doubtedly be able TO muster consider
able support. as the order is a strong
one, and, being affiliated with the
Woodmen of the World. 1t can count on
the help of that powerful aggregation.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-14
sHrrrrNG INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Tuesday March IL
stmr Coos Bay. zeh. 10 hours from SAINTS
Cruz
Bark Big Bonansa. Aas, days from cOlum
bia River.
Bkfn cleaner. schmshl. 4 days from Coos
Bay
reka.
schr Prosper. Starr. 10 days from Blaine.
schr Guide, Roth, days from Coos Bay.
Gchr Dauntiess. Wake, 3 days from Grays
Herbor.
Stmr Carmel. Donaldson, 81 hours from San
Pedro.
Br stmr shells, ogiivy. days from Oyster
Harb0r.
efmr Roderick Dhu. Anderson. IS hours from
Monterey in toy tug DauntIess
etmr Eureka, IFerson, q hours from Eureka
Br sfmr Harbsrt. Bowling. 80 days from
etmr Wesfport. Moreno. rs hours from cres-
cent CITY.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-14
Memoranda

f2. from Grsys Harbor-March 12 $50 o. m
on sausaIito. the schr Guide, bound in drffted
across the bow of the schr Dauntless and ear
ried away the jibboom headgear and did con
siderable damage to the stem Of the Dauntlees
Per stnr Coos Bay-While bound in las,
night assisted bark Big Bonanza which was
close TO North Head. wind calm. In passing q
line aboard the bsrk's tibboom got foul OF Coos
Bays main rigging and carried away about 2t
feet of maintopmast head.
Per Br stmr Harbart, at San Francisco March
l3. from Newcastle, Aus,-Had a Succession
of NE gales for days after passing the Ha
wailan Islands.
MANAGUA. Nicaragua. March 13.-The stnr
City Of Para from san francisco Jan 20. hay
Honduras was oyerhauled by Nfcaraguan gun
boat which seized the rifles and allowed the
vessel to proceed to destina ton.
ANTWERP, March 1.-THE Br ship Ellis
land. which arrived here on March 8. from San
Francisco. sustained sundry damages from