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FOR RENT
1It0 + NV. 10 rms. baths. .......... SIS 90
lbs 18th NV. Il rms, bath. ........... SEQ 90
lf9 ID me-, IL rms. 2 baths. 1000. S55 90
34 Pa. ave-. Sc, 10 rms. bath. .$45 90
Ss0a Holmead ave. NV. rms, bath. -. $3.50
ZSls n NV, U rms. bath. .............. .$25 so
al 18th n.e store, rms. bath. SIS. "a
1876 Lincoln ave- h.e.. rms. bath. $50. 50
30 n.e., rms, hath 80 so
FLATS
202S n. Cap, and O rnIs bath s25 20
Cottage. kensington. 7 rms SIS 90
mhl6-St' GEO. NJ SLYE. go NV.
FOR RENT-N BEST SECTION NV: cox.
venient to 2 car lines; modern i0room house:
good condition: usual rent. $a5; reduction to i'm
mediate tenant OWNER H. Star once mhIe- n
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FOR RENT-W. II. Wal
Successor TO r. v
720 18th
3340 18th NV, 12r, %. 90. OOI
1905 Belmont I'd, Tor.
n ...............5 5. 90
I431 Clifton. Tor. 2b55. 00I
l34l 9 NV. f2r. b. so. so
li0S Harvard. Or. b.45. O0I
l7l3 Newt.sn. Or. b. .35. so
1898 T NV. Sr. b. 80. O0'
1874 Sta NV, 7r. b. Is. so
409 9Th ne, 5r. b. .lf.5O|
1921 18th. Brookland,
", o.............l6.5o|
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lUL CO.. TIE 4 L NV.
e42 o NV. Or, b. :. $3.50
l5D 9th. 7r, b. sta. Is. 50
5l4 Tenn Az ne. Sr, b. $3.50
i37 18th ne. Or. b. .25.5o
$500 B'wood av.7, sto25. so
1881 9th NV. 7r. b..2A-O
1881 9th NV. 7r. b. .25. SO
tl6 r ! av nw,7r.b b. Is. so
1902 18th ne. 7r, b. u. 90
Z 1917 18th nv sta , %. 90
18th and Kearns,,
Brookland. D O. 10. 90
1904 D sc. Or. b. 49, 50
C0L0RED TENANTS.
22l9 Water, fiats 3
4 81. ". .$f2.5e d IS. 90
l245 18th. 5r. .....13.50
2 Bellevue ct, 5r. 800
616 Goat al, 4r.....6.W
A22 Oak NV. 4r. ....5.D
iax2 y NV. store. .....6. 90
STABLES.
Rear 47i M0 av. sta. 500
. NV. lsteam heated.
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1874 Riggs pl.- Tor. b. Il. 90
1902 p NV. Tor, b. . 40. 90
1913 $ NV, Tor. b. IS. 90
u 40 Corcoran, Tor, b3O. 90
RES.
1862 p st NV. .2j,O0
Office, 617 14th NV. Is. 90
. & c., CIT l4th st. NV.
DAVIS. 7TH & E S.W.
i1137 n ] ave Sc, 6r. 1873
1915 LIST sw, Ar. 300
!27 Sth sw. Or. b. .2O.W
AS n ] av Sc, Tor, b3O. so
$40 Half sw, 8r. 1900
POI 18th sw. Or. b. .35. 90
40 G sw, I'd a, Ar, b. 1000
1910 Union sw, ar. .12. 40
IA Chicago, Or. ami. 25. so
I15 18th sw,4r,b.fi 2.15.25
902 Mass av nv, Or. bio 90
46 V NV. Sr. b. -. $3.50
liza f sw, Or. ......l5.OO
941 Md ave sw, Or. 200
1850 1st sw, Ar. 800
141S n c ave ne, n,
Or, b.. Is. 90
500 r De, LIST fl, 5r. rs. 90
513 5th ne, LIST a. 5r,
D ............. ...2.5O
COZ E Sc, Or, b. :. .30.0O
IN and o. So Cap and
Half SITS. ........ .D.O
Vincetta, e q, LIST q,
r 49, so
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FOR RENT
1744 Q NV, 11r, b. $G5. OG
PIG o NV, 12r. b. $500
1910 Riggs pl, 12r,b.5o.W
ste
1454 p st NV. %. 90
Office. GIT F NV. 1900
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FOR RENT-FLOYD r.
424 7th sw, 12r, fur$45.O
sic I'd Sc Or. b, fur hit .24.OC
122 II sw, 3r. Sd Fl. $50
1915 n ] av Sc. 5r. .10.5G
71S Sd sw. Or, b. . %. sc
1892 9Th sw, 5r. b. .l4.0C
1104 n ] av Sc, Or. 1850
715 H nw,3d Fl, Arb. 1890
813 F sw, Sr. "a. OC
1851 1st sw. Ar. 900
905 X NV, Tor. b. 1900
T25 eth sw. q L.. 1879
18th & Gale ne. sto.25. Il
24O i4th sw. 11r, b. 35. 00
4O1 9th sw. Sr. b. $3.50
Oil Nichols ave, 7r,
ami .25.O (
1868 Ga ave Sc. 5r, b. 17.5C
1th & ID NV. 2 ifs. 5000
1920 A sc, 3r, W. 800
1al1 Nd ave sw Or. 100. 80
1894 Union sw, 5r. .l2. 4O
10th & Va av sw. q.
Or. b.............2T. SO
-512 ID Sc. Or, b, fur
heat % lO
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ONFUHNlSH6Ds
Ses d.'ss1s WA1Kss N. ST
iso S.,ss M 81 s;s
~ 81 M Il. lG g. sss s.; 70 :.s 60
eunss s g. soss Att ,sss nv. g. $50
2l5G NV. o. g.. Eco sisS se: .: !. 1850
g s. & s e. ne e. a. 18Th and !;
FOR RENT-4o7 FLA. ave. NV, ROOMS AND
bath: newly pspered and painted
TaEo. FRiEBts. isao New iert
FOR RENT-I2O2 Q ST: NV; ROOMS: NEwLY
low rent for size Of house; one-hah
SSs. Room IN: ae 1870 New 9ort ave
FOR RENT : 1908 RIGGS PLACE: ROOMS
pantry, bath; furnace in good order
T n 9sat rs Enc Sisan ho1 5sn 60 s'9 ,5so
New York ave. mill, 16&17
FOR RENT-I7i5 DE SALES ST. I0R: Z B. 10000
s ss., T. store and lot and b.; key s21- -. 500
81 St st. nv " as So s sss fasn,ce omen "a
rios W. muNGER S 'Sis6se 81, 1pf iath G st.
FoR RENT-sIx- ROOM AY-wINDow BRICK:
orsd. sis AN St Sc: rent. So.
eas ne os large Mstso and gas on
Apply to GEO T. sEi'ETTi.. 100 Pa ave. sc.
H., L. "
1913 st. NV. II rooms. fine. ......... $50 %
10 9Th st. NV. Is rooms. ............... 55.75
400 LIST st. NV. 8 rooms. ................ $3.50
1851 9TH ST. c aT 4 TSo TENANTS: S'S
40 LIST st. Sc, brick. 9 rooms. ........... 1915
1909 9Th .a ST. NV, brick. mod imps 2s75
3o4 North Carolina ave. Sc.
neat Groom s hhn; With cellar lar; all mod
FOR RENT-COLORED- OAK ST., LIE DROIT
mhl4-st CHAs.. E. BANEs. 1891 st.
FOB, RENT-ExCELLENT i2-RooM HOUSE on
ing rooms; steam heating and in One condition
Rent ss K SEC sens s1sai is1s 81. NV
mhl2t tn, sa.3t
FOR RENT-BY L. j. MILLS. COS 9Th ST. NV.
az, e. sssSs S5i4
1905 sth NV. er. b.s.so Fiat l245 ne Arb. is 50
Ssn NV ST. b. 10 st se sx
21 Is2, tn: IT.. 2oSostabIe r2ls2 7th nwlooo
marble washstands; heated BY hot water; I garage:
SEssS + a:ss g.: : $S.st
FOR RENT-MT. PLEASANT. 1857 GTRARD ST.,
new, 10 rooms bath. steam heat. electricity and
60 f and sWakT
WONT. owner IL Iowa circle Key at 1855.
FUR RENT-9-ROOM HOUSE. IN EXCELLENT
Apply JOHN B. DASH. 20 Kellogg building.
FOR RENT TWO NEW HOUSES, SEVEN
rooms. reception hall. bath: pantry. hot water
sssS It ss Apply No. sss Rent: $3.50
EoR RENT,BY e j; Z. e Rust. COS i4TH sT. N.W.
s,s g1s%1' az; eli ii; 49, R Or!
1913 10th. Ior. %. 800 1907 18th. Or 1850
s se Msa: ar s ANY, p %
2 ;es aillyst lor' 2b g oo 1Ii2 18th ls Or
I2e Cap, 12r. %. .55. sol lo4 Sc Tor b.. $3.50
81 tss Id III w. g is 3D. a. ST.
IL Ore los g k'a 81 s.
''00 Harvard Or s 4 az 1ss me- er 1880
e Darlington Or. ilsA 18th ne, ir, b.i9
a 1sss Car ~ st H. o: 81 Il s. isS
a aSSs ,J,, ar .: o' 800
room house; modern plumbing; good street, rent.
mhl2-5t MOORE HILL UNC). 1893 G..
FOR RENT-DowN-TowN sEcTIoN-oN EYE
st. nw bet 9th and 7ah a5Ss house in
Rent only $4,000.
N. L. SALISBURY, 1921 18th st. NV.
mh12- tn, th,sa.3t
FOR RENT = :.
1882 18th, o rooms and bath 5000
1I30 18th St, 9 rooms and bath .......... 49,
VIM A. EASTERDAY, Inc, Bond bldg
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FUR RENT-
WELL LOCATED IN NV. SECTION.
Brick No. 1885 Q st. NV: 10 rooms. bath
and good stable; plumbing; $43 70. Also
brick No. 1904 Pa. ave. NV; corner house
facing "Washngton Circle" o rooms, bath,
cellar, furnace; $3.50.
FLATS.
Desirable 2d-fOor apartment: No. So Q st. n.
W.; rooms; tiled bath; gas range porch; cellar,
etc. $2O.5O
B. E. KELLEY, NO. sos 9TH ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-NEW GROOM BRICK HOUSE IN
good location In Anacostia; all modern improve
ments; large yard Just been papered; cannot be
duplicated for 5000.
Just remodeled, No. 240 14th st. s.w.; 8 large
rooms; ami; rent reduced at $S5.
FLOYD E. DAVIS. It'll and s.w.
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FOR RENT-
BY BLuNDoN. o'DRIEN 4 BELT (rsc.,.
1220 st. NV. Telephones Main 1204-05.
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FOR REST-BY wESCOTr 4 WILCOX
1907 Penna. ave.
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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-07
The City of sydney's Cargo

The steamer City of Sydney sailed on wednes-
day for Ancon and way ports. with general
be distributed as follows: For Mexico 81. .92l !:
Central America. SI05. .062; Panama, 81 .947; New
jamaica 81 ,505; British Guiana, $500; Barba-
does island, 500; Germany, S1,410; Belgium,
$3.50. The following were the principal ship
To Mexico-425 gals wine, 527 gals and ls6
cs whisky, 462 gals and 10 cs liquors, III IDS
bread, 24e lbs cheese, 1s7 lbs table meals, 300
lbs paste, s94 lbs spices. cs salmon, l20 Dkgs
potatoes. pkgs onions. So cs canned goods. 300
lbs rsisins. 1e1 lbs dried fruit, cs baking pow
borax, 10 pkgs car material, 10 pcs iron. 70
pkgs drugs, pkgs electrical goods, III pks IRE
KEGS pode2 ,Ss % pRgs machinerg is cs oils
lbs potash, 3,046 lbs sheet copper. bdls wire.
To Central Americs-2,74 TAT bbls -four, e,9I0 lbs
beans, % pkgs groceries and provisions, o., ,0S7
lbs rice, 1900 lbs salt, 135 cs canned goods 9lo
lbs paste, 2,244 lbs cheese, 1.O44 lbs and cs
table meals $50 lbs bread s72 lbs lard, $50 lbs
lbs rasins 10 cs bitters, 500 gals wine. go gals
and 10 cs whisky, 20 casks beer, IS cs brandy.
grease. 722 pkgs dry goods bdls brooms, cs
typewriters, pkgs drugs, SO pkgs paper. 80 pkgs
10 tanks coal oil l2o cs 10 bbis and drums as
sorted oils, cs turpentine, cs tar, 31,l5S lbs
tallow, 80 iron wheels, 4,4S0 lbs potash, 3
tasks quicksilver, S kegs powder. 40 pcs and .
bdls Steel 20 pcs and bdls pipe, 495 cs arms
and ammunition, p pkgs acid, IL pkss ma
chinery.
10 Panana-l,lVe Dds nouf, o,o4S II lumoet'
) pkgs millwork, 25 bbls asphaltum, pkgs
acid. 100 cs soap. pkgs dry goods.
To New York-3o.3 393 gals wine, 500 bbls as
phaltum, Al ,563 lbs antimony, 32 900 lbs hides.
loo bales cattle hair, 4.65O lbs cattle horns.
SO SO lbs pig lead, $50 lbs scrap zinc, 3 bxs
steel.
To cOlOmbia-24s bbls -four, 10 pkgs onions,
20 crts potatoes, 4.s0O lbs rice, 10 bds mats
To Ecuador-50 bbls -four.
To Jamaica-345 cs salmon, 13 cs canned fruit,
ITS lbs dried fruit
To British Guiana-50 cs salmon
To Barbados island-25 cs salmon.
To Germany-l5 cs drugs
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-07

tain Walker, arrived this morning from New
castle, y. S. w, via San Francisco and docked
at the Tongue point mill 10 take on 100000
teet Of lumber. 1t viii finish its cargo at
The ship Columbia, with l.oes, 900 feet of
lumber for Redondo. was towed TO sea this
The British steamship Hyndford. with cargo
Of grain for the far east. arrived from Portland
this afternoon and viii leave out in the morning.
The schooner Churchill has completed loading
$4,000 feet of lumber at Knappton for San
francisco and will be taken TO sea in the morn
ing.
The motor schooner Evie left out this after
noons for Tillamook with a full freight.
IL is reported that the United States cruiser
Charleston has been ordered to come to the
Columbia river to attend the rose fiesta at
Portland IL its captain considers 1t safe 10
bring IL in over the bar. While the government
issues official charts of the depth of water on
the bar, It was inQuiring OF the bar pilots TO-
day If it would be safe TO bring in the
Charleston. which draws only % feet.
The waterlogged steam schooner Daisy Free
man was shifted this morning from the A. and
c. railroad wharf 10 the o. R. and n wharf,
where il began discharging its cargo of lumber
pr -Daratory 10 being placed on drydock TO
have its bottom repaired.
SEATTLE, June 6.-The strike of the long
shoremen at the Great Northern docks is at an
end. The company is working about 200 men
and says that they have no trouble in slowing
and unloading cargoes. The kaga Maru will
be loaded in time TO sail.
The sehooners Vega and John G. North are
about ready TO sail for Bering sea. The North
goes to Point Barrow and the Vega TO Nome
They are the smallest craft to go north from
Seattle this year.
The steamer Meteor sailed for San Francisco
today.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-07
WESTMINSTER HANDICAP
IS EASY FOR FLIP FLAP
Running Water, the Public
Choice, Just Saves the
Show by a Head
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK. June Slip Flap,
showing some Improvement over her
last race, won the Westminster hand1-
cap of $4,000 easily at Gravesend to-
day. She was admirably handled by
K. Martin. who had his first mount
since his suspension at Belmont park
Opening at to /, the money began
to show on Flip Flap and her price
gradually dropped until at the close X
was to 1. Off to a good start. Sir
Toddington led the field for half mile.
with Far West second and Running
water, the favorite. third. head before
Highlander. Flip Flap was back about
an eighth. When half mile from the
finish Martin began TO send Flip Flap
up and at the head of the stretch she
was leading by three lengths, with
Philander second and Running Water
third. Results:
First race about six furIoags-Oraculum won,
River second, Sal third Time, 1:12 3d.
Second race. the Greenfield steeplechase, about
two miles-Phantom won, Caller second, Dulcian
third Time, 4:07.
Third race. the Criterion stakes, i've furlongs-
Lady winifred won, Meggs Hill second, Ella
O'Neill third Time. 1:02.
Fourth race, the Westminster handicap. mile
Running Water third Time, 2:0S To-
Fifth race, mile and furiong-Flavigny won.
Flowaway second, Magma Stella third Time.
1856 2-5.
Sixth race six furlongs-He Knows won, ST.
Lario second Incognito third. Time, l:03.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRINEn
Thursday, June 6.
Stmr Acme, waIvig, 40 hours from Grays Har-
Dor.
stmr zrgp. Hansen, % hours from Eureka.
stmr III. E. Plant, Nelson, 80 hours from Coos
stmr Brooklyn. Hendrickson. ss hours from San
stmr South Coast. Paulsen, a hours from San
Pedro
stmr Pomo. Madsen, Il hours from Albion. via
stmr National City. Weber, 10 hours from
cIeone. bound for Redondo Put in for fuel
stmr Fair Oaks. Peterson, 40 hours from San
sfmr Albion. Fosen. 10 hours from Stewards
schr Newark, Hansen. 1e hours from Byxbees
schr Bainbridge. Engelbrettsen. days from
schr Lizzie Prien. Gundmanson. days from
schr Ida A. Campbell, hours from Point
schr Santiago. Lindberg % hours from Port
HarfC5 e tow pSN Ct sug RauItess MfnS1eHr
CLEARED
stmr City of Topeka, Gielow, Eureka; Pacific
Coast steamship company.
stmr Enterprise. Younggren. Hiio; J. D.
stmr Montara, Hall. Nome. via Seattle; Pa
eihc Coast steamship & company mp
Thursday, June 6.
Stmr South Coast, Pausen Caspar
Stmr Johan Poulsen, Merriam, Portland
Stmr Montara, Hall, Nome. via Seattle.
Stmr Enterprise, Younggren, Hilo
Stmr Aicatraz, Carlson Greenwood.
Stnr Brooklyn, Hendrickson, Mendocino
Stmr Gualala, Kjellin Fishermans bay.
Stmr Asuncion, Bridget, Astoria
Stmr State Of California, Thomas, San Diego
Stmr National City, Weber. Redondo.
Z stmr Hugh McCuiloch, Rogers. Unalaska.
Ship Reuce Dinsmore, Port Townsend.
Schr c. A. Thayer Peterson. Grays Harbor.
Schr Roderck Dhu, Anderson, Monterey, In
tow Of tug Relief.
schr Sailor Boy. Christensen, Grsys Harbor.
Schr Mary G, Campbell Bodega.
Barge Three Kirkwood. Port Hartford, in tow
OF tug Sea King.
SPOKEN
May 26. lat 81 n. long II w-Fr ship Helene
Blum. from Shields, for San Francisco.
June 5, lat SO n. long IL w--Br ship Luci-
para, from Antwerp, for San Diego
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LoBOS. June 10 p. m---Weather
cloudy. wind west; velocity 10 miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
REDoNDO-Sailed June 6-Schr W. b. Smith,
for Tacoma
SOUTH BEND-Arrived June s--stmr May
fair, hence June 8.
Sailed June 6-schr Golden Shore. for San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-07

laSt until Sundown. There will be two
events, one for touring cars and one
for runabouts. The evening will be
given over to visiting and early to-
morrow morning all owners of Mitchell
cars and their friends owning other
makes will start on a tour to Del
Monte, where an elaborate luncheon
will be served at the hotel. The motor
lists will be the guests of the Mitchell
motor car company, which is repre-
sented by Secretary Rogers, who has
come from the easr to attend this
event. Rogers is being assisted in
carrying out the contest and the run
by Osen and Hunter. the local agents
After luncheon there will be a run
over the II mile drive. Quite mum
Der of the owners have signified their
intention of remaining over Sunday
and coming home by way of Santa
Cruz.
A j. Hechtman and party OF
friends have been away on tour to
Los Angeles in Hechtman's American
Mors automobile. Hechtman is ex-
pected to return to the city today.
Emmett Hayden and M. e. Golden
have given up the sport of yachting g
and have taken to sailing on land.
They have purchased so horsepower
Stearns car and will turn speed mer-
chants instead of sailing fast wind
TANNERS. Both are preparing to plow
holes in the atmosphere between here
and Los Angeles
Walter C. White is to lodge a pro-
test with the racing board of the
American automobile association re-
garding the action of the contest COM
mittee of the Wilkesbarre automobile
club in barring his two White steamers
from the free for all" event in the
Decoration day hill climb up Giant
Despair. His contention will be that.
having entered his cars in the free
for all and having made in a time trial
the fastest time of the day. 1:49 AS
he Is entitled to receive first place and
first prize in that event In other
words, his claim will be that his ex-
clusion from the free for all by the
local committee should not be regarded
as valid.
The City Hall automobile company
reported the arrival of a carload of
Auburn cars yesterday The company
is receiving a carload a week and an
nounces that the next shipment OF
three carloads will be in next Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-07
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND, June e.-The steamer Roanoke
zIled for San Pedro and way ports tonight
The steamer etrathclyoe crossed out last
night. drawing 2e feet
The steamer Hyndford left down today.
The steamer F. A. Kilhurn. Captain Mcclellan,
arrived from San Francisco and way ports last
night bringing 20 passengers and full cargo
OF freight. II viii ssil tomorrow night
The steamer Alliance, Captain Olson, sailed
for COOS bay tonight, one day late account OF
unusually heavy freight. An effort VIII be made
next week to catch Up with the schedule.
four mills today 70 load nour.
By an explosion OF gasoline ON his launch
Dolly. G. Nathan Smith OF the Portland ashes
foe company narrowly escaped death last night
on the river opposite the dock of the Star sand
company. As the oil ignited Smith leapec
swan a distance Of 30 feet TO boom Of logs
Then he crsuIed ashore with scorched arm.
san pEDR9 ksms nns s1ed Ss Ssa@snR morhnr 3
hours from Albion, bringing $4,000 feet oi
lumber consigned 70 the Pscihc electric rsilws,
ct Tie North Pacific steamship cOmpany's steam
shin. George W. Elder. Captain Jessen, sched
Francisco and Eureka. has been delayed making
minor repairs TO its propeller ana VIII not cleai
The steam schooner Lakme Captain Mikelsen
for Eureks, and the steam schooner Berkeley ley
charging lumber earsces and cleared today to re
'0sS TIE report of the local custom house for May
IL steamers. Is schooners. barkentines.
hsrk / brig 2 tugs and 1 foreign ship-the
Taiis Of Cars total Of IA vessels having Z
net tonnage Of es.25o tons and carrying Il
ersEs These Ir vessels brought feet of iun
ter f<4 785 600 shingles 433, 900 shakes, 80
se7'o 600 lafhs, u,I78 ties. $50 piling, 10 25C
nosts. 2ss tons Of shocks. 2.01e tons of grain
5elI sheen. 3s,1SS barrels of oil, 2,7S2 tons
n naerchandise and u BIS passengers.
Foreign imports were 10. 7e3 barrels Of ce
r,enf 600 cases of mineral water, 627 cases
~ lsouors $50 cases Of mustard, ITO barrels OF
beer and 20 tons Of miscellaneous merchandise
During the month l9yo tons OF cement snc
II s6s passengers departed.
ASTORIA, June 6.-The oil steamer ". s.
pc-fer in ballast for San Francisco, arrived
from Portland this morning and went direct to
The British steamship African Monarch, Cap
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-07
PORT HAarogD-Arr,,ed Inn. A. -stn, ca.


PORT HARFoRD-Arrived June 6--Stmr Coos
Bay, hence June 5.
0LYMPIA--Sailed June e--stmr Santa Bar.
bara, for San Francisco.
TATOOSH-Passed June 6--Stmr President
from Seattle, for Nome.
Passed out june 5-Stmr Olympia. from Seat
tie, for Nome.
Passed in June e--stmr czarina. from Coos
bay, for Port Townsend.
Passed out June 6--Schr Gamble, from Port
Gamble, for San Francisco
Weather June 6--Cloudy, wind southwest: re-
locity 10 miles an hour.
Passed inward June 6--stmr Minnesota, from
Hongkong etc., for Seattle.
POINT LOB0s-Passed June g. $50 q. NJ
Pedro.
sEATTLE-sailed June 5-stmr Meteor. for
San Francisco.
!. Arrived June 5-stmr City Of Seattle. from
Skagway; bark Sea King, from Port Townsend.
Sailed June 5-stmr Saratoga, for Valdez.
EUREKA--Arrived June 6--Stmr Prentiss,
hence June 5.
Arrived June 5-Stmr Signal, hence June I.
Arrived June 6-Stmr Pomona, hence June d.
Sailed June 6-Schr Jessie Minor, for San
Francisco.
COOS BAY-Sailed June 6--Stmr Thomas L.
Wand, for San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-07
FRONTENAC AT LONG ODDS
Jockey Lee Lands 20 to ! Shot First
Past the Judges


LOUISVILLE. KY. June e.-weather clear.
track fast.
First race-Six furlongs. FLIES and mares. 8
year olds and upward. purse:
Odds Horse and Jockey. W.T.. ST. Str. Fin
5-i-Etrsla @ Pick tPickenss 1,,o,...: ss ss shl
5-1-Nellette %. Austin) - 100 2 a Ia
Time I:14 Is. Tsara. Anna Ruskin- Monoehord.
Wild Violet. Optional. Tempt, Mary Buchanan,
Cygnet. Belle OF Shelby. Wyuta, Section.
Second race-One mile. 8 year olds and up
ward. colts and geldlngs. selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT ST. \ Ffn-
15-1-Western CPowersl ..-.. 81 y Ia
s-5-Hssel Patch (Dearborn) 97 7 e "a
Time, l:42 a-5. Hardshot. Henry o, Matador.
Redwood II, Light Note, Denigre. Dulweber.
Colo Duke. DR.. Windell, finished as named
Third race-one mile, 5 year olds and up
ward. purse:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. q Fin.
s-1-Plantland (Minder) ..-.101 Is IA
6O-1-Little Lighter (Martinl. SS 1H2
2-1-B. Brummell (Dearborn) s6
Time. 1 40 SO. Harry Scott. Miss Ida, Gar
gantua, finished as named.
Fourth race-Seven furlongs, year oIds and
upward. free handicap. purse:
Odds Horse and Jockey W.T. St Sr Fin
5-2-Fantastic (Truemanl. 80 y 2h
13-5-Light Wool ID. Austinl111 8 3 u
Time. :26 SIS. The Clansman, Colonel jim
Douglas. finished as named
Fifth race-Fiye tuslonss; year dds. purse;
asiGansp' asi-coionsi BTadg goeFa eBrown,io7 a5
1O-1-A o. Walker tButler) 80 81 33
Time. 1:o1 3-5. synchronized. Judge Dundon.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-07
HAMILTON ENTRIES

First race, year olds and upward, non
winners this year. six furlongs-Attraction 1o5.
Governor Shaw 104, Temmeraire &c. Jacomo 90.
Sallie Suter 9s Moonvine 90. Prolific SO, Grac-
chus 90. Amberley 96. Renewal 81.
Second race selling. year olds, mile
BAIL Ill. Dawson 1o5 Maceona 105, King of
the Valley i05. Foxmead 1o4, Mrs Annie 103,
Birmingham 103. Edgely 104. Oleasa "a.
Third race selling, year oIds. five furlongs-
Excise .112, Emma G 1O3. Wild Cherry 1o4. Ena
Io4 Dew of Dawn 1o6, Moliere 104.
Fourth race, year ods and upward purse.
one mile-Simon no. Edwin 110, Captain
Hale no. Moongold I07, Round Dance 105.
Willis Green l02, st. Jeanne 100. Pompadour 100.
Fifth race, selling year olds and upward,
bred in the dominion OF Canada. one mile
Nimble Dick Ill. Caper Sauce los, Miss Gaiety
I0S. Courtmsrtial LOT, Dileas LOG, Crestfallen
10S, Kepie Sc.
Sixth race selling, year olds and upward.
six MISUNDERSTANDING 113. st. Joseph Ill, Cloten
los, Goodman 1O5 Fair Light los, Anna Smith
1O2 La Gloria 102,