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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-04
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nnrsum IKE Jenu driyeth fur-
lousy. a &
why not Just abolish the office Of
governor?
Somebody nut The brake on the
band wagon.
The green cloth VIII soon be a fad
Ing wcmorN.
Uneasy sits The man who rides the
band wagon -.
You can't DE a successful politician
land bu" doze.
The bureau of immigration needs a
new set % casters
There IS mo- doubt that he j. a Ham
ana II reports are 10 DE neieVed ne
has been s"etien
Mr.. Bursum overlooked a bet Priv
ate secretaries should be provided for
the capitol s~"eeper.'
No one but q cautious partisan
would object 90 a little error Of $4,000
ion the penitcntiary books.
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bled mp 6y an"th'l tt'lluEun In
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country soJt' referred to ii milking
stool. -.
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lat"r trying 4" ger wv" ~, tnalltp,t
past the BOO lN''l''9 'H' NSa'7''"
boni i\erp'rs al ~ 4 nay
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how ne cfackrd = sdlo ny l"r ~,
"a hnitpln Inc h'ltI,h 'hu '"c nav
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-04

The Salton Sea IS to be investigated
The fish fowl and aleae Of that motor
ious puddle need not axe undue
alarm, however. since the investigal-
ing IS 10 be done neither By the CAL
Steffens. although admittedly there
would be WORK FOR the muck rake in
the shallows.-Tucson citizen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-04
NIrfnons %Indienation.


anyone who knowingly violates the
law-El Paso Times.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-04

are NOW in preparation and eithet one
Of them, 1t Is believed VIII meet IN"
demands Of the people for a law
which viii enectually prohibit gatHs
bling Ration Range.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-04

10 NOJ NNONN -. 4. PALMER
~ NOT NOI OUGHT To. III SELLS
Hay. GRAIN GROCERIES AND
IkI>u MI.AIN. Al SOL y. Isl II.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-04

The very hest 81 Kansas City Reef
and mutton at Emil k~ieinwort's liz
North Third street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-04

FoG \ CLEAN HOUSE. TRY orr
Gas COkI $500 PER TON No
SMOKE No SouT. ALL HEAT. "
a. HAHN 4 CO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-04

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
MONEY TO loan.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
FEARS THAT DAUGHTER
HAS BEEN KIDNAPPED
Nine Year Old Helen Curley
Disappears From Her
Parents Home

Edward Curley. a painter, living at
119 Hayes street, rushed into the cen
trail police station last night and ex-
citedly Informed the officials that his
little daughter, Helen. 9 years old. had
disappeared from home at o'clock
last evening. Curley said that he be-
lieved that his child had been kid
naped and that he suspected strange
man who had been seen in the vicinity
of his home for several days
The child was sent to the bakery,
half a block from her home. When she
did not return in half an hour. Curley.
his wife and several friends searched
the district for the child, but without
success, and IN their despair they ap-
pealed to the police for aid.
Neighbors of Curley informed him
that a strange man had been. seen
lettering in the vicinity of the Curley
home for several days. According to
their story. this man was in the habit
of intercepting the children and en-
gaging them in conversation.
Captain of Detective Colby detailed
Detectives Harry Braig and Charles
Taylor to hunt for the child.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
.LAMENTs INABILITY TO
DRIVE AND PLAY POKER
7. S. McCue Grows Tired of
Waiting for Results in
Damage Suit

1T have no use for money" said j. s.
McCue of Corte MADEIRA yesterday in
Judge Murasky's court. My hands be-
ing crippled. 1 cannot play poker any
more or drive my six in hand. I'm tired
of hiring legal mechanics to present
legal plans and specifications to the
court. I'm not like a big corporation;
don't hire lawyers and witnesses by
the year"
The legal matter at issue was mo-
tion to dismiss because Of lack OF
prosecution the damage suit Of
McCue against A. Borel and 9th sr
stock holders of the North Pacific
Coast railroad company. McCue was
hurt six years ago in a collision
on the bay between the ferry
boats Sausalito and San Rafael. and
wants 100000 as recompense. He Is
now appearing as his own attorney, and
his remark about not caring for money
was sarcastic, being due to discomfort
over the laws delays. McCue and w.
w. Deamer, the latter representing the
defendants. stipulated that the argu-
ments on the motion to dismiss the
case OF McCue against the North Pa
cific Coast railroad company, based on
the same pleadings. should also apply
to the case against tho stock holders.
Judge Murasky took the motion under
advisement and will pass upon both
of McCue's cases at once.
McCue's long campaign OF litigation
has not been entirely without result
A few years ago he won $1,000 by libel
ing the ferry boat Sausalito.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
PLANS GOING FORWARD
FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY
Athletic Events at Stadium
Will Be Feature of
Celebration

The fourth OF July celebration COM
mittee held short meeting last night.
A letter from Miss r. Carpenter. music
director in the schools. discouraged
the suggestion OF having monster
chorus OF children. Chairman Adel-
stein of the music committee stated.
however. that further efforts would be
made and the chorus provided If pos
sible.
1t was decided to have exercises In
each of the city's parks. Father
Caraher has consented to deliver the
grafton in Washington square. other
speakers will be announced later. \
band OF 12 pieces will discourse music
in each OF the parks, and a band OF
40 pieces will play at the greater eele-
bration in the Golden Gate park
stadium.
Max Rosenfeld. who has charge OF
the athletic sports, stated that there
would be about 20 events. He asked
that those who desire TO enter the con-
tests notify him at the Olympic club.
Entries will be listed up to June 90.
Following is the list OF members OF
the celebration committees: Norton c.
Wells. chairman; Otto Schiller. vice
president; Rev. Philip O'Ryan, treas
urer; Louis Levy, secretary; Samuel
Beckett. r. B. Hale. Rev. NJ. s. Levy.
Andrew Glarner, J. A. Keough, Harry
Menke. Captain P. Reilly. M. L. Rosen-
field, o. A. Tveitmoe. p. r. Mccarthy.
j. j. O'Neill. George Wellington, e. r.
Kahn. Charles Fl. Hencken. James G.
Conlon. John j. Kerrigan, samuel
Adelstein, A. e. StoIz. j. w. Raphael.
J. L. Moore. William Greer Harrison.
Henry Frohman. Wood L Butler and
Fred Burgess.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
SEvENTY-SEvEN THOUSAND
CHILDREN IN THE SCHOOLS
Enumeration of Pupils Completed
by Chief Census Marshal Samuel
= na~L.&<
F. Beckett

Chief Census Marshal Samuel r.
Beckett completed the school enumera-
tion yesterday and reported that in the
local public schools he found children
between the ages OF and II TO the
number OF 1857. In 1905 the census
showed 10000 children. The number
or children up 10 II years OF age was
found TO be 90,955 where it was 100. goo
two years ago. The figures show 1859
white children In the local schools, res
Chinese children and one Indian. The
table places the number OF negro chill
dren at 81, but this is admitted to be
a mistake, as in the early stages OF
the census a separate list OF negro
children was not kept.
The private schools OF the city
showed an attendance OF 14.103
students.
1t was found that 5.407 children OF
school age did not attend school and
that the number of children under )
years OF age was 13.5SS.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
Baseball Gossip

Wheeler was the only Seal who did
not punch the leather to a safe spot.
But as the rest of the bunch all got
one or better, he did not care.
Charley street. Chief Esola and Ed
die Quick. sat side by each in the press
stand and grabbed, Esola and Street
were sore at Quick because he dared
cut in without a doctors certificate in
his pocket.
Dillon hurt himself in the seventh
and was forced to leave the game. His
enemies were cruel enough to say that
the big Angel captain quit because his
team was receiving such beating.
Carlisle. who generally gets every
thing that comes within mile of him,
fell down twice. He could not even
respond with a hit, or anything that
looked like one. Something must be
wrong.
Moriarity and Irwin each played
grand ball at short and third. Irwin
is not in condition to perform, but he
got into the game with the real an
cient spirit and hooked the hot ones at
every turn.
Carnes did not make three base hit
with the fans when he tossed his glove
into the air every time a flock OF runs
came through. He had no license to
pull off any such stunt, for the reason
that the Seals were hitting him hard
enough to win half a dozen ball games
At that. the errors of the Angels at
critical moments helped a great deal
Happy Hogan seemed to get all tied
up in sort of bow knot every time
he attempted to peg to the bases. On
three occasions he either tossed the ball
away or else winged it so weakly that
the runners beat 1t a mile to the sacks
Nick Williams performed behind the
bat for the first time since he left col
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
THISTLE CLUB ARRANGES
FOR ITS ANNUAL GAMES
Many Prizes to Be Contested for at
the Outing on the Fourth
of Tulv

The twenty-sixth annual gathering
and games of the Scottish Thistle club
of San Francisco will be held at She'll
mound park, in Emeryville, on July 4.
Forty events are included In the pro-
gram OF games, the prizes for which
aggregate several thousand dollars.
The contests will be open to all corners.
One of the features of the day will
be a tug of war between picked teams
Of veterans from the Scottish Thistle
and Caledonian clubs. The former team
will be captained by Major James b.
tombstone and the latter by Peter Nc
Intyre.
The games of the day will be under
the supervision of Royal Chief George
Dow. Recorder d. Girdwood and Official
Starter John Donaldson. These will be
assisted by George w. Miller and
George w. Paterson. ex chiefs; Charles
Macdonald, ciiieftain; John a. Hannay.
financial secretary, James Maitland,
trustee, and M. S Morrison and ]. W.
Davidson, clansmen.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
FOURTEEN YEAR OLD
GIRL is MISSING
Mother Asks Sheriff and District At
torney to Assist Her in Lo-
eating Gladys Durgin

OAKLAND. June 21.-The aid of the
sheriff's Office and that OF the district
attorney has been asked by Mrs. Frank
l.. Edison OF ais East Fourteenth
street in locating her daughter, Gladys
Durgin. Miss Durgin is IA years OF
age. and has not been home since yes
terday morning. Mrs. Edison thought
that Ethel Hutchinson. q girl friend
of her daughter. would know some
thing concerning the whereabouts OF
the missing girl. but after question
ing Miss Hutchinson District Attorney
Brown was confident she knew moth
ing OF the case. Brown believes Gladys
became miffed over the outcome of a
family alteration and left home to
show her displeasure.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Viii Inad Inmher


The schooner Alumna IS chartered for lumber
ders, at ass. ~
Exports by the fxosmos Liner
The German steamer Uarda of the Kosmos
ports with cargo laden at this port valued AZ
Siv4; zzs and to be distributed as follows: For
Panama. $s, O56; Ecuador, So. 3.os5: Chile. S4YISi:
aaaelana' aae $l,444; Austria. $50: Germany, $12,-
To Mss, Ihe ,foliOwing win we're the principal EXPORTS
mineral water, as lbs bread. Is pkgs groceries
and provisions, 672 lbs dried fruit, 500 lbs
crs onions Is cs aooos o % ,S ers potatoes
lbs millstufs 49o lbs paste. $50 lbs spices "a
bdls sbooks ~ % esss e 1sy 1ss7l # lumber 1865
% odls wire, III pkgs paints, 90 kegs white
LEAD, ls2 pkgs tank material, $50 cs coal oil.
20 cs nsphths. 22 cs assorted oils es srm.
ana ammunition, coils rope cs boots and
shoes' s' 3 pkgs dry goods. 10 pcs iron. ) pcs
chinery pes
To Central America-2ooo lbs rice. 100 ..
pkgs provisions. crts porfsto.s ans oninns
SEQ Il lumber. $50 cs dynamite. S cs blasting
cars % cs fuse. cs tar. 81 es and 20 tanks
CO coal on, 90 cs and 20 drums gasoline, cs oils,
q pkgs paints. 0i''
1T, To Ps3a@ssi2s Po0 ,p gals vine 4e4 lbs choco-
work. - pAe' inin
To Ecuador-l75 bbls -four. 200 ctls barley.
500 lbs dried fruit es bdls brooms. 100 coils
rope, Pc rIrag rkgs seid ed 2 es naphtha-.
o4s, ,0l5 lbs tallow, 1000 cs coal OIL
10 Germany-S55 bbls and l cs ssnhsltum
cs canned goods, 81 gals wine. '
In addition to the foregoing the steamer car
REC large shipments of wheat four lumber and
other merchandise laden on board at Seattle and
Tacoma. This northern cargo was valued AZ
So2,on and was consigned principally 10 the
ports Of cali along the west coast Of Central
and South America - ~
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items 0fInfcreSt to Mariners
of the Pacific

san PEDRO, June 2l.-Arrived: Schooner
Transit, Captain 0leson, eight days from Grays
her0or, with 1886 ties for Southern Pacific
SAN PEDRO June 21.-The steamship Her
mosa returned this morning from San Diego,
ss 9nere II vas cleaned and oyerhauled The
70 and from Avalon, Catalina island.
The schooner koaa has arrived at Redondo
signed TO the c. Ganshl lumber company Of
The bark Diamond Head. Captain Peterson.
which arrived last night out IL days from the
Columbia river. brought 77S.0O0 feet Of lumber
consigned 10 the Mccormick lumber company.
The steam schooner Fair Oaks. from Grays
Hsrbor, commenced discharging 200 600 feet OF
lumber this morning for the Crescent wharf
and warehouse company.
No charters have been received for the bark
Alden Besse or the schooner Rossmund
The big barkentine Charles F. Crocker. Cap
tain Dwars. arrived this morning, out Il days
from Everett bringing 200, 900 feet OF lumber
consigned TO the Blinn- Robinson lumber com
The North Pacific steamship company's steam
ship George w. Elder, Captain Jessen. got
away tonight on 0the regular schedule for Port
land via San Francisco and Eureka with big
freight list and many passengers.
The steam schooner Carmel, Captain Donald
son. is scheduled TO clair for Grays Harbor TO
reload.
The steam schooner J. B. stetsou. from Grays
HarbOr. and the steam schooner Samoa. Captain
thinker, from Caspar, are due to arrive to-
ss0rrow with lumber.
j due to arrive tomorrow with cargo con-
signed TO the Pacific Coast steamship company.
The Dig German snip H. hlckucrss captain
Walsen. Is out 20 days from Hamburg for San
Pedro with $4,000 barrels Of cement consigned
10 James Maynard Jr. Of Los Angeles.
The passenger and freight steamer Hsnalei.
Capts5n Ravens. arrived today from San Fran
cisco and way ports with cargo consigned TO the
crescent wharf and warehouse company. The
Eansiei is scheduled TO clear On the return trip
AsToRIA June 2i.-The steamer Roanoke.
Capfain Dunbam. With general cargo and
Passengers fer San PEDRO and way points. ar
rived from Portland this morning and sailed
--be steamer Alliance, Captain Oloson, sailed
for Coos bay with general cargo and passen-
,,ere The steam schooner Washington with a
largo Of 553 600 feet OF lumber for San Fran
cisco. went 10 sea this morning. The British
sfesupr Maori King arrived today from Guaymas
enS fe under charter 60 load grain at Portland
md sail for, San Francisco and way ports with
General cargo and passengers The British
steamer African Monarch, Captain Walker, with
ceroo OF 3 26O. 900 feet OF luhmber for New
b~anr sailed this morning. Captain Duncan
~ fbe British steamer Maori King reports hav-
tn0 sighted the Benson log raft in tow OF the
tug Dsuntless OF Cape Blanco about f;5o on
xr,saneedar evening. The tug and tow were
y 1890 fsirlr good time. The steam schooner
SssernstA which went ashore oD the sylvia
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
SWEARS OUT WARRANT
FOR ERRING HUSBAND
Mrs. Dominica Santa Cruz Charges
That Mrs. Mabel Reed Has
Taken Her Place

A warrant was sworn out before Po-
lice Judge Cabaniss yesterday by Mrs
Dominica Santa Cruz. 312 Andover ave-
nue.. for the arrest OF her husband.
Charles M. Santa Cruz. and Mrs. Mabel
Reed. 1858 Mission street. The com
plainant alleges that they have been
living at the latter address as husband
and wife for some time.
Mrs. Santa Cruz says that she and
her erring husband were married in
Santa Cruz in 1885 and have two chill
dren. boy and a girl. Up to the time
of the great fire Santa Cruz was en-
ployed as a porter in the Palace hotel.
Since then he has been working as a
dyer. The wife says that Mrs. Reed
has three children.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
DEATH CLAIMS WOMAN
WELL KNOWN IN MISSION
Mrs. Ellen Nolan Passes Away at
the Home of Her Daughter.
Mrs. DR.. Clinton

Mrs. Ellen Nolan, who had been
closely identified with the social and
the charitable life of the Mission for
more than a quarter of century,
passed away yesterday at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Clinton, at
Twenty first and Howard streets. The
children surviving her are Mrs. DR.. NJ.
z. Tillman. Mrs. j. Arsberger. Miss
Philomena Nolan, Edward and William
Nolan, Mrs. Hugh McCafferty and Mrs
DR.. Clinton. The funeral will be held
Monday from the residence of the lat
ter. where Mrs. Nolan had made her
home for some time.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
wHIrrELL PROPERTY SOLD

SAN MATEO, June 21.-The hand
some residence and grounds comprising
the Burlingame home of Mrs. A. G.
Whittell. wife Of the San Francisco
capitalist, has been sold to the Win
chester estate for $4,000 and will be
taken possession of by Mrs. Winches-
ter. widow of the well known manu-
facturer of firearms.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
INVITATION TO STRAUS
Will Be Guest of Chamber of Com
merce at Banquet

The trustees of the chamber of COM
merce sent a telegram yesterday to
and labor, asking him to be the guest
of the organization at a banquet during
his visit here. Straus will reach San
Francisco on July 23 and will remain
until July %. 1t is planned to hold the
banquet at the Fairmont hotel on
July "a.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

NO FUNDS IN BANK-Samuel vaIenzusIa OF
the Reliance automobile company obtained
warrant from Police Judge Cabaniss yesterday
for the arrest OF H Gordon Stephens felony
charge. 1t IL alleged that Stephens gave the
company a check for So on the Bank OF Califor-
MIA on June IL knowing that he had not suf-
fcient funds to his credit to meet ft.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

lege. In those good days of the blue
and gold team Nick and OWE Overall,
the great Chicago giant. used to alter
nate as the battery for California.
Nick's work yesterday was nigh art
considering that he went In without a
moments notice.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
SCHOOLS TO HOLD FIELD DAY

OAKLAND, June 21.-The fourth an
nual field day of the Oakland gram
mar schools will be held tomorrow
afternoon at the Alameda race track.
Nearly all of the schools have entered
for the various events.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
SYNOPSIS


Owing to wire trouble. many reports are miss
ing as@
well marked disturbance pvsrlies Nevada
and i. apparently stationary. This has caused
very high. winds along the COAST of California
and Cloudy, unsettled weather in the mounts aims.
A thunder storm is reported at Red Bluff, and
conditibns sre favorable for more thunder show
ers in the Sierras aud in the foothills Saturday.
ff FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy. Saturday.
with fog in the morning and at night; brisk
west winds.
Santa. Clara yalley--oyercast Saturday morn
ing fair during the day; moderate temperature;
light north wind.
Sacramento valley-Gloudy. unsettled weather
Saturday. possibly thunder storms in the foot
hills and mountains; brisk s0utheTly winds,
changing 10 northerly.
San Joaquin valley-Cloudv Saturday; thunder
storms in the mountains cooler: fresh south
Winds changing TO northerly. ~
Los Angeles and vicinity--Cloudy, unsettled
weather Saturday. possibly showers fresh south
winds A.. g. McADIE District Forecaster.
Movements of Steamers
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
SUMMARY

Two base hits--Joy Mohler. Hildebrand,
Shaughnessy Sacrifice hit-Spencer First base
on called bals-On Carnes 5, of Joy 4. Struck
out--Rv JOY g. Double plays-Smith to Dillon
Moriarity 10 Mohler to Wheeler; Moriarity TO
Wheeler. Time of game-l hour 55 minutes.
umpire-Derrick.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

INsoLvENT RANCHERs-Antone and satur-
min Lacrahere. farmers of Santa Rosa, filed
petition In insolvency yesterday. They owe
Sl,30l and have no assetA
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

hibiting the use Of fireworks prior to July 6
includes torpedo canes and torpedoes. Chief
Dinan has announced. ANY person found using
the canes In the streets VIII be liable TO arrest.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

branch OF the United States Hydrographic
Office, located at the Merchants Exchange, ia
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
OF expense Navgators cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand, for comparison and reference, and the lat
est information can always be obtained regarding
lights dangers to navigation and all matters OF
j. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant u. S. NJ, 10 Charge.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
The Overiine IIst

British ship Hilson,-out 15s days from Caleta
0o1loss. for Hamburg. s per cent
-, i.aian ship T. $. Ciamps. out 160 days from
Talbot, for Iquique, per cent
British ship Anulree out 154 DAYS from Toeo
piiiia, for Falmouth. g per cent
Argentine schooner India, out l62 davs frnn1
Maoelra. for Platte. 25 ner cent
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
uen,oranda
roRPEpo CANEs TABooED-The

Stmr Signal. Sears, hence June 81 for e
reka, returned on account Of heavy weather.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
SEALS MAKE
4 SHOW OF THE ANGELS
Barney Joy Proves a Winner
for the First Time
This Season

RESULTS OF GAMES
San Franchises, III; Los Angeles, 2.
Portland, 2; Oakland, 3.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture.
Weather Bureau, San Francisco, June 81, 1907.
RAINFAl-.1 DATA
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
Army Transports

Army Transports
The Burnside is at Seattle
Ine Buford arrived at Manila June s.
route to Alaskan points 49, ("
Tne DIX left Honolulu June % for Seattle
nne fitzpatrick is at Newport News va
Inc Logan arrived June 10 at Shanghai
Inc Meade is at New York out of com.
The ingalls, is at Newport News. Va
pairs. ' uHuel re-
, The Sheridan is in port and win SAN for Ma
The Thomas left Honolulu June IA for Ma.
The Warren Is in port
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

Des.asse reef on Wednesday evening. was taken
M y1 iast night at high water by the bar ing
Nslluia. Previously small portion OF the
cargo had been removed TO barge TO tighten
-. a. AZ Is reported that the vessel received no
injury from the experience -
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
Time Ball

United States Branch Hydrographic Office, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal, June
2l, 1907.
The time ball was not dropped today; mech
anism failed to operate
j. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant e. S. n. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22

I " TIT H1UttU HlUIUUCF
The schooner Alumna IS chartered for lumber
rom rom the Columbia river TO Valparaiso, for or