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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kaufman and sor
and Mrs. Caroline King have returned te
Washington after spending the summer
a GaitheTsburg, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Mrs James NJ. Moore of Troy, y. Y.
who has been in the city sightseeing for
a month returned home last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

| Mrs. Charles Hall and daughter have
returned to their home in Baltimore, after
a visit to Mrs. c. NJ. Schwab
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Mr.. F. J. Thel has returned from q
trip to West Virginia, where he spent his
vacation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Representative William Calder of Brook
lyn, n. Y, is spending a few days in the
city a guest at the New Willard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Mrs. S. H. Stewart left Friday for a
short vacation. in which she will visit
friends in Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Capt. F. P. Avery. lisa and Mrs.
Avery, who have been spending several
weeks in Pennsylvania, have returned to
the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Miss Frances Gardner, who has been
in the city for several weeks, left last
week for her home in Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Miss Emma Wheat of L street, who
has been spending her vacation at NOUN
tain Lake Park, Md, returned home last
week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Mrs. f. NJ. Anderson and daughter. who
spent the summer in Loudoun county,
have returned to their home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Mr.. Edward Kahrer and Mr.. Joseph
Saloman are at Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

United States Treasurer Treat left last
week for Atlantic City, weber he expects
TO meet Mrs. Treat and the Misses Treat,
who spent the month of August at Cape
May. They will spend the month OF Sep
TENDER at Atlantic City. returning the
first of October. and will be at the High
land. where they have an apartment for
the coming season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Friday from a two months stay at Allan
tic City
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Mr.. and Mrs. McAlester of $40 X street
have gone to Boston to spend several
weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Mrs. Caroline King and Miss Abbit
King, who spent the past three months il
Gaithersburg. Md, returned home las
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Mrs r. Ball of Sherman avenue and
her little son Butler left Friday to spend
six weeks at Cynthiana, Ky. with the
parents CT Mrs. Ball. They will visit
friends in Cincinnati before returning to
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Mrs Marie Baker entertained Tuesday
evening at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Mansfield. Among those present We're
guests from Falls Church, Washington
and Waterford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

| Mrs l.. S. kann has as her guests her
sisters. Mrs NJ. Marx of Norfolk, Va.
and Mrs. Frank Simon of Monticello,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Dr. and Mrs. Chambers of ? street and
their three children, Catherine. Elsie and
Herbert. have returned home from their
summer outing at Ashburn, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Miss Ruth Brock of X street is spend
ing few weeks at Bluemont, Va.
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northwest.
| Among the weddings of the past week
was that of Miss Emma l.. Head and
Mr. Alfred d. Smith, both of this CITY.
| The ceremony. which was a quiet one
took place Monday, August 81 at the
| nome of Rev. John Chester, 1926 O street
northwest. There Were no attendants IT
was followed by small breakfast Mr.
and Mrs. Smith left on an afternoon train
| Tor New York. and after remaining a
! lew days departed for Manchester n. H.
| where they will remain until the latter
| part of this month. The couple is well
| known in this city, the bride being quite
| popular in social circles among the
| younger set. The groom. who is a law
| yer. and is the present master of Takoma
| Lodge. No. 20 f. a. A. NJ. is an en-
thusiastic sportsman and an accomplished
| canoelst, being an active member of the
| Washington Canoe Club
| Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will be at home
| Wednesdays after October | at DIN
| F'lagler place northwest
| Mr. and Mrs. S Heller of GIT X street
| northwest left yesterday for New York
| city.
The Eek We lie Social Club opened its
| second season last Wednesday evening at
| the home of Miss Elberts E Thorn no
North Carolina avenue southeast Games
We're played and musical selections rem
dered. Refreshments were served in the
dining room. which was decorated with
| flowers and the club colors. The mem
bers of the club present We're the Misses
Edna Boyd. Mabel Hamann liberia
| Thorn, Catharne Thompson, Prof Rae
| Barrick. Messrs William Boyd, Joseph
| Dawson. John Stecker, John Lesch and
| Victor Jaeger.
Mrs. Anna Berry and Miss Alice Grimes
of 21S Bates street have gone to Old Point
Comfort and Newport News for brief
| stay.
| Miss Katherine NJ. Richmond left YES
| terday to join a party of friends on q
water trip north. Before returning home
she will visit friends in Boston, New York
and Philadelphia
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Francis and son
| William, who have been spending the
! summer at Chevy Chase, left Friday for
| Philadelphia. where they will visit rela-
tives before returning to their home in
| MisssSipp'
! Mrs X. W. Talks of Silver Spring.
| Md. and Mrs b. o. White and son of
Washington, ID. c.. have returned after
| a delightful trip to the home of Mr. and
| Mrs. Mace Perkins in Murthville, Stafford
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph King and family
of Calvert street are the guests of rela-
tives in New York and the vicinity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Henry have returned to their home in 18th
street after spending the summer in
Gaithersburg, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Miss Susan PleSsner Pollock of 1916
Columbia road. who has been spending
the summer at Mountain Lake Park, IS
now the guest of her brother, Mr.. George
Pollock, at his camp at Stony Man, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Mrs Shugrue and her little daughter
Mary of Massachusetts avenue have re-
turned to the city after a sojOurn of six
weeks at Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Miss Belle Goldman has returned to
town from Camden, \. j. where she was
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Schoenagle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Mrs Amnon Behrend and daughter.
Miss Nellie Behrend. have returned to
their home on Rhode Island avenue from
a stay OF several weeks at Asbury Park
N. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Mr. and Mrs. William e. Smoot have
returned from Hot Springs. Va, where
they spent the month of August
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06

Miss Ida WE'LL has returned to town
from a trip of several weeks at Braddock
Heights, Md.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-31
ASKS POLICEMAN TO
TAKE HIS PISTOL

Take my pistol. lock me UP; If you
don't I shah surely Kill myself said
Clement L Girard of 365 Lexington
avenue 10 Policeman Erickson OF the
harbor station on Mission street wharf
al an early hour yesterday morning.
Il have been sitting on the wharf
for three hours Girard continued 1
could see no reason why 1 should live
and have been holding the cooked
revolver TO my head. II viii go on sure
II II is not taken from me. I lost
81, eoe on the races last spring, nv wife
left me and has refused to return and
I'm all broken up"
Policeman Erickson took the weapon
from the Respondent man and had him
taken 10 the detention hospital.
Girard was q member OF the First
California volunteers and during the
past nine years has been employed in
various capacities, among them being
that Of a molder and also that of a
member of the old Tivoh chorus. The
weapon he handed Erickson was loaded
and cooked and the man seemed utterly
unneryed and distrait when he appealed
to the patrofman-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-31
NOTED WOMAN ON
VISIT TO COAST
Mrs. La Sale corbelI Pickett
Arrives for Short Stay
With Soldier Son
Will Leave for Washington
Shortly to Begin Tour of
Winter Lectures

Mrs. La Sale Corbell Pickett. widow
of the renowned confederate general
George Z. Pickett. arrived here late
last night to visit her son. Major G. Z
Pickett Jr-. paymaster. L. S. A. at MS
home. 23o5 Scott street she came from
the oskaIoosa chautauqua meeting,
where she spoke on The Battle OF Get
tysburg. Her address was delivered
on ~0ld Soldiers day on August Is
and was one of The features of the
meeting
Mrs Pickett was married early in
the war. at the age of 1e- and was
known as the child bride of the con-
federacy-" As writer Mrs. Pickett
has long been known for her brilliant
and graceful pen She is woman Of
exceptional personality. For the last
10 years Mrs Pickett has devoted her
time TO lecturing and writing. Two OF
her books, Pickett and His Men" and
The Friends of Yesterday have re-
ceived much favorable comment
IL is several years since Mrs Pickett
has been on this coast. and she is now
making flying trip TO this city for q
few days visit with her son and his
family BY the end of the week she
will return to Washing gton- where she
is TO start on a tour of winter lectures
Mrs Pickett spent yesterday morn
ing al the Preside and in the afternoon
received large number OF callers in
formally
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-31
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Curacao Brings Passengers, Is Turtles
and Bullion From Mazatlan

The Pacific Coast steamship COM
psny's steamer Curacao arrived yes
teuday afternoon from AIazatlan. CAP
tsin Poulsen reports that on Saturday,
August p. as he approached Sfazatlan.
De saw the four masted American ship
Australia making signals for help. lie
found that the snip was becalmed and
vas drifting toward the beach. He
passed them hawser and hauled the
vessel out into the open sea
The Curacao brought light cargo.
among which were 75 turtles. SIS. 900
n bullion and 1000 sacks of tanbark-
Z also had = passengers. The follow
lng were in the cabin r B. Bird.
Nnarles D. Myers. Don Paine, Mrs J.
Bowen, HipoIito Valdez; Jules Alric
VIE and two daughters. Miss CIotilde
DouSfas and Mercedes Espiuoza.
The Curacao was i days from Quay
mas and s. hours from Ensenads-
TOwed dn1e san Pedro
The steamer CentraIia was towed
4nt9 San Pedro yesterday BY The rug
The Centralia. while Al Redonso
proke its air pump bracket. and being
-lenie 20 proceed under its own steam
sla was towed 70 san Pedro, where II
VIII be repaired
Get Plenty of Fish
Fred Peterson. known as the big ice
man q the water front. gave a fishing
excursion yesterday 10 10 OF his friends
reef - Harry Johuson's launch. the
anna ~ When OF the reef they came
70 anchor and began fishing for rock
coz The sea was as smooth as glass
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-31
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest 10 Mariners
of ff1e Pacific

Astoria Aur Sa-Stesr,Sbin Bresk-va4e-
Captain Maetsean- resched port today frcu Goes
hay viii freight and passengers asd preceded
British steamship Queen Anelie. under charter
frum ssa Frsneisco this morning znd pro-
ce-ded up shea river.
Freach bark sIichelet. - days fTusa Honolulu.
grail Tor the United Kingdom
Steamship Allisnce. Captain Olsen, ssiles for
Co.'s bay today with freight and 50 passengers
today - load grain for tie United kingdom
German steamship AlesIs- route 10 Hong
sffernoen- she VIII 70 - sez IN the morning
Steam scho01er Harold Dollar arrived fro-7
the senih this morning and went up the river
on steamer Roma. in ballast for san pm
ciscc. arrived from Portland this afteF1con aud
steamship Watson. en- route 10 San Frsnc;soo
from Seattle passed IiIlsmook lighthouse at
san DIEGO. Aug s0-Steamer WILLIAM u
Murphy Captain Cernins, arriyed this morning
Eve lsrs from fsrzy's Harior and VIII a.
charge $4,000 feet of Lumber the southern
steamer Hanslei. Captain NeFsrispe. cleared
this afternoqn Tor san FTancisco with freight
aEd a good passenger list
Schc0uer Esther Buhne. Captain Olsen made
quick trip from MaShheid. arriving in. six
DAYS She hroaght 2o.lseo feet Or lumber for
LIE SeulLezn California lumber cunpsny-
Steamer Queen Captain Hail. arrived This
r11-ui1E from san Diego After taxing freight
sDa passengers s1e cleArfo Tor San Francisco
via ReIoulo and Santa Barbara
Oh steamer Whittier Captain SeAmens ar
rived this morning frecn san Frzncisco 70 load
az Terminal for the Union oil eomp4ny. she
steamer F1Irso. Captain Alaloney. srriYed this
sfrerroo1 frCEn Needle Rock with a ezrEo ~
redwood lunber consigned 20 TIE southern Pa
cifc COMPANY.
Tacoma. Aug STE Wsterinase- Weir
liner SuFeric which arrived On the sound YES
ferdzT morning. = expected IN port tonight from
Manila and oriental ports The blue funnel
liner Beile-ophon viii sniff tomorrow morning 70
Elctcrfs. where she has Quantity u inward
cargo - fischaree- CoznpletinE her general
rsrso af tlIs port the Kosnos liner Ramsas ieff
this zfrer1o0a Tor san Francisco The Nor7re-
clsn slip Heldas IS expected 10 leave touorrUpT
for callso wfth cargo Ok lumber. Tbe steamer
Elilu Thosnson with the barge D2shing Wave is
errs-tesI in port during the night. bringing
frozen ash sDd bides from Alaska
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-31
| A Few Words With
the Lady Of the House

smaller loss due TO inedibIe matter.
skins. roots, seeds. etc. and also a
waste OF good material, which is caused
By careless pairing, etc. all these losses
being grouped together in reporting
analyses under the name OF refuse"
The amount OF refuse varies greatly
in different vegetables, as shown by a
large number OF analyses of American
food materials. The amount may be
very small per cent in such vege-
tables as string beans; medium. 10 to
Is per cent. in such vegetables as
onions. cabbage leeks. lettuce. cucum-
bers; or high, 80 per cent. in such vege-
tables as beans in pod. pumpkins and
squash With tubeTs. such as potatoes.
the average amount of refuse is 30 per
cent, and with such roots as turnips so
per cent.
In preparing vegetables for the table
the careful cook VIII remove all in
edible portions and viii see TO il that
the total amount OF refuse Is as small
as is consistent with good quality Thin
pairing OF potatoes and other vegetables
is an economy which Il is worth while
10 practice and is an easy way OF de-
creasfng useless loss
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-31

stmr NJ F. Plant Burtis. % hours from Coos
stnr Bee. Krog, es hours from Grays Hsrbor.
Stmr SAoshone. Asplund. g. hours frcu San
stmr Santa Barbara. Zaddart- ~ hours from
sa1 Pedro. with yacht Martha in tow
Nor stmr Tordensk5old- Hansen. "a hears from
Lads smith.
SchF Roderick Dhu. Haskins. is hours from
sehr Eva. scniidTop. 50 soors from Eureka.
Yacht Martha, Cbitenden. hours from
Santa Cruz, IN tow stmr Santa Barbara
saturday. August %.
Stmr Sorthland. Erickson. Portland.
Sunday. August So
stm. Helen p Drew. Guniers6al. Point Arena.
Stmr Clarenoat. walTig. Grays Haro0r.
Stnr Phoenix. Mstsoa. Timber cove
Stnr James ) Higgins Higgins, Fort Bragg.
stmr Mayfair. Olsen. wiIspa harbor.
Stmr BOwdoin. johnson. Grsys Hsrbor-
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander. san DieEc.
OUTSIDE BOUND mo z. NJ
TELEGRAPHu
POM. leBos; Aug e. 70 p n--Westher. s,e
hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
PORT TowNSESD-Arrived Arg 2s-Ship
A J. Fuller, from Dutch harbor. Aug 3o-Br
sE1,r s sIgsT,e from fosohaIna-
fron Seattle. for San francisco. Aug 3o-Sor
stmr Thor. from Ssnaimo. for san Francisco.
stur Buffalo. from Taco1ns. for Manila: Itsl xSr
stgnr Prgiis, from Seattle, fox San Frsncsseo-
Passed in Aug 5o-SchE IRcs. from kshHluL
Azg - for Comox.
CI4LLAM-P2ssed in Aug 3o-Schr Inca
fren Kahal1i, for Townsend: sehr Mary E Fes-
ter. from Hoaoluiu for Tcsnsend-
coos BAY-Safied Aug 5o-Srmr Nam Smith
for San Francisco.
Astoria: stmr Vanguard. for San Francisco-
stnr Roe encke. fer san Francisco; stmr Acme,
for San Frsncfse0-
Arrived Aug 3e-stmr George W Elder. hence
RoINT ARGUELLo-Passed Aug se-5 ,. N.
stEa- Yosemite. from Astoria for San Diego
SAN DIEG0-Sziled Aug Se-SSEnr Sevsdan.
for San FTsncisco.
PORT SAN LJIS-ArriFed Aug 2a-S a. n.
stmr Lansing. henee Aug -. and sailed 10 P. u.
san PEDR0-ssiled Aug -stmr Marsh
ASToRIA-Arrived Aug So-Br stmr ouesn
Honolulu: stnr Breakwatsr. from Coos hay: stnr
Harold Dollar. heEc@ Aug p.
ssiied Aug so-stnr Roms. FOR San Francisco:
PORT ASGELESEArrfyed Aug 29-Bark ".
B. Flint. from None
NEEDLE ROCK-ArriFed Aug 3o-Stu1r Pasa-
-'-' ' EASTERN PORTS
TOMPKISSyILIsE fStsten isia7dl-To sail
about Sept 10 L $ stnr Manzsnita for Pacific
coast: & ssmr Sequoiz for Puget sound |:
L stnr kukui. fer Honolulu; IightshiPs $. 81
FOREIGN PORTS
vICTORA-SsiIed Aug 3o-Nor stzar Thor,
Tor san rrz1clscos sfzfar SPOKANE, Tor Alaska
Arrived Aug Sq-Br stur Suversc. from Teko-
hama; Nor stmr Ttsnis- hence Aug %; Br
stmr Cambrian King. hence Aug -
NEWCASTLE, Arstrsls--Arrived Aug 2s-Br
stur Fsriey, from Sydney.
OCEAN STEAMERS
AUCRLASD-Arrived Aug Se-Stmr Lord
Seton. from San Francisco.
LyERPooI.-Arrived Aus so-stnr Csroais.
from New York
UEESsTOwN-Ssiled Aug So-Stmr Lucs-
MIA for New York.
-DoyER-ssiied Aug so -stnr Finland. for
New York
NEW YoRK-Arrived Aug so-ssmr La Gas
ccgne. from Havre-
Memoranda
VICTORIA. Aug 30-Cartain Of Nor stnr Ii
tsnfa. at this port from San Francisco. reports
H~hfshf, afr<fr
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-31
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED


Saturday. August -.
ship Alex Gibsoa- HaIt-ow. - DAYS from Ksr-
lux
rey. Ia tow fBg Relief
SUNDAY. August so
S1nr James s Higgins, Higgins. 6s hours
from san Diego.
stnr City Of Topeka. Gielow. 10 hours from
stmr Maverick. Dsnieas. .ss hours from Ia
ssmr Cascade. Ludlow. 20 hosrs from colun-
Stnr BoEdoin. johnson. , days from san
Pedro.
Stnr Curacao Poulsen. Il days from cuay-
mas via Ezseradg g. heurs
Strar Izqes- Weber. - hours frora Eureka
Stmr Wellesley, IAncquist. 81 hcurS from
Grsys Hsrbor.
Ssm- Brunswick. Higgins, Is hours from Fort
Bragg
Stnr Clsremont. walvig. 81 hours from Ven
tura-
ssnr Sea Foam. Lee. Ia hours from Me1do-
elmo. via Point Arena 10 hours
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-31
LAUNDRYAEN OPPOSE JAPs

A score OF San Francfsco's French h
laundrymen decided yesterday after
noon 10 affiliate as individuals with
the anti-Japanese laundry league OF
this city in the hope Of limiting the
number of Japanese laundrieS The
state board OF health and the board OF
public works viii be asked TO Inquire
into the condition OF the japanese
laundries. Members OF the league de-
clared yesterday that Michael Casey
was ready TO lend all assistance to the
movement that could be given legally.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-31

and the sport excellent Everybody
came IN with big string
Nearly Bumps on Rocks
The schooner Eva came within an
ace ol humping into the rocks near
Line point early Sunday morning The
2resze died out at this point and the
ALlle vessel was rapidly drifting ashore
Nlen captain Schildrop sent up sig
Iaals for help. one OF Crowley's
launches put 10 the rescue and hauled
The Eva 10 an anchorage. The Eva
-Ilngs -ss-nee feet Of lumber from
EAFeAa 10 the Charles Nelson company
Alex Gibson Docks
The ship. Alex Gibson. which arrived
iale saturday night. docked at Steuart
street yesterday. II had strong head
N-nes s-- al the way down the coast from
Il brought $1,000 cases Of salmon TO
the Alaska packers association
me Gibson left for the north on its
present trip on June % from Bell5ng-
nam Day with a cargo OF coal for the
eannerles belonging 10 the company.
Last of Season
The ship Star OF Russia is al Cganuk
bay and viii remain at that point until
the close Of the fishing season. when
Il VIII start for this port
Lumber Arrivals
Lumber arrivals from the north coast
6E sea yesterday amounted 10 s,1s3. 900
Steamer NetherIand Arrives
After an uneventful trip OF 25 days
from Pisagua Chile the German
steamship Netheriand- Captain Rieck.
arrived here late last night Her cargo
consists of IS tons OF inter consigned
70 " z Grace OF this city.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-31
y =
Preparation Of Fresh Fruit for Serving

Fruit which is exposed for sale in a
market collects dust and should be well
washed before IL is eaten Strawber-
rier. raspberries and blackberries should
be huiled and then rinsed quickly in
cold water and drained at once. Grapes
should be Finsed in cold water TO which
a small quantity OF salt has been added,
and then rinsed again in fresh. pure
water All fruit except that freshly
gathered and thus warm from the heat
of the sun should be chilled before
serving. When possible TO procure them
put leaves Of the tree on which the
fruit was grown on the plate under the
fruit
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-31
RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
tsOUTHERN DIVISION. AUGTsT L
1908. VIA SAUSALTTO

SOUTHERN DIVISION. AT6I ST 10.
1908. VIA SAUSALTTO
For Sausaiite, Niu Valley. san Rafael
-pAily-Every 90 nainutes froEn 6.4s 70 9ss5
a. n. hourly until 3,45 p m. thea 4-15 zri
every % minutes until T.45 p H. 9-oe- 10-S5
p N. 12-l5 a. m
on SUNDAYS additseaaI trips follows. le-15-
ll.lS a N AID 1919 l-l5 p N
For Fairfax-Week days-6s&5. 7-15 -S-15
1913 a m: 2-45. s3-45. 4-l1. 4s91. Sis. 5-45
p m SundaTs-S.45. es15. le-is. Io.45. 1i-s5
For san Quentin-Dsily-s.s5 - n aad
s.is = n. daily srxoeps SUNDAYS, and "a
p "a dziIS for LzsuritaS- Camp Meeker- sIonte
Rio. Cazsdere aud way stations
Sic a m. sanlay enly for Point Reyes rnd
points beyond 70 cazaderp-
SIS ?. n. daily Except sundays. S-s5 g. n
and 7.s5 ?. n fSundays onlyj. for Point Reyes
VIA TIBURoN
-T:s5- soc, $40. 100 q IA 3.se. 5-l0. 5.50
$50 2. N Gasly.
On snndsys additional trips At fa-so. ssso
p n for San Rafael AID intsrmeai.te pcints-
Healdsbnrs. cl0ve-dale. Ukiah Willis. Sha--
wood. SeesstoTol and Wy stations
500 = n daily Tor PetAluna- Sznta Rosa
Glen Ellen. Camp Saeation and Vzy stations
$40 =. N. sunday onIz. for Glsn Ellen and
100 a n. daily for retsIuns. santa Ros.
and way stations.
$50 p N dalix for Petaluna. santa Rosa.
HealdSburg. Clorerdase. Ckiaa, GusrneriIle -
bastopol and war stations
$40 p n daily for Petaluns. Santa Rosa and
WAY stzfioaS-
$50 ,. n daily fo- Glen Enea and uuy sta
80 Tiburon only
rAeiae transfer eOnPany's agents are aufhor-
.zsd to eaeSk e@<SAse direct fron residenee-
GENERAL OFFICES - lanes Fload Briliiss
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-31
Household Notes

few drops of turpentine on
WOODEN cloth will eIeaa tan shoes. and
a drop or two OF lemon juice will give
them a brilliant polish
Mortar and paint may be easily re-
moved by the use or hot vinegar.
Do not keep vinegar in stone Jugs.
The acid attacks the glazing. which is
said to be poisonous.
Whiting da1npened with aqua ammo
MIA viii clean brass beds
Skinned milk and water in equal
parts viii remove fly specks from var
nished woodwork or furniture
whisk broom can be successfuIly
used for sprinkling esothes.
Alum viii settle water that is muddy
or sandy. though it will make the
water hard Borax win soften water
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-31
I. :. Branch Hydrographie once

branch of the United States Eydrcgraphfc
0fdce- located AZ the Merchants Exchange. Is
maintained IN San Francisco fo- the benefit OF
mariners. without regard 10 nsf5oualitv and free
- expense SaFtEatu1s are cordially invited 70
visit the otnce- where complete sefs q charts
and sailing directions q the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the lat
ssr informsticn can always be chtai1e6 regard
inE lEhts- dangers 10 navigation and matters
~ interest 10 ocean commerce.
J. c. BURNETT
Ifeutenant L s " in charge