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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
Auro TN BEAR vALLrY

2. A Banzhaf, who drove hfs 20 horsepower
white steam car TO the Mexican border on his
initial tour, left last week on another extended
outing and has succeeded IN taking the auto
where none other has ever been. Benzhaf writes
TO the White company from Bear creek. He
writes. in part; We camped the first day about
three miles above Pieta.t The road was good.
From there we weut TO Bear Greek, through,
Lakeport Upper Lake and up over Elk mountain,
which Is z.500 feet above sea level. The grade
is six miles long and In places 20 per cent Had
the machine loaded 90 the springs were down 10
the bumpers. There has only been one auto ND
that grade and that was big with the ton
OF and only one man in st. hut from the
top OF the mountain our machine was the first TO
70 down 10 Bear Greek. where camping.
The road down this side OF the mountain is moth.
ing but trail On two turns we had 70 back up
70 make them. The road is Just wide enough for
the machine and is very floping. Yesterday,
when we went up TO Upper Lake for supplies we
had TO keep the low gear in and pour water on
the brakes 20 bold the machine down the grades.
u was 90 steep Il was hard 70 get traction.
When We reached Upper Lake. which Is - miles
from cur camp, and took Us three hours to make,
the people we're amazed 70 see a machine that
could come into Bear valley ana get out again.
On the way back we made the grade without
stopping except 10 take on water We have had
two deer in camp 20 far. and ali the trout we
can eat We are 80 miles from the nearest rail-
roed."
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SOMETHING NEW IN
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION

Something entirely new in highway
construction Is being planned by the
metropolitan park commissioners of
Milwaukee. Wis. The county board OF
supervisors will be asked TO make an
appropriation 10 cover the cost OF con-
structing a model road over the new
Grand avenue viaduct to the Milwaukee
city limits, 10 cost In the neighbor-
hood OF $4,000. 600. The route will fol-
low the we'll known Blue Mound road,
used extensively by motor car owners.
The object is 10 experiment with diff
ferent kinds OF pavements. The road
Will be 100 feet wide. A dirt road 40
feet wide viii form the center, on
which may be laid streetcar tracks
Twenty feet OF macadam will be added
on each side. On one side viii be
left room enough for a sidewalk, and
on the other a pedestrian path from six
70 ten feet wide. It is planned TO build
/ five miles OF the road in 1909. The
commission has representatives work
ing and watching highway construc-
ton in European countries.
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FRENCH SENTIMENT
AGAINST ROAD RACING

The sentiment in France at the pres
ent time Is TO certain extent against
road racing. Fatal results in the Grand
Prix brought out proposal from the
marquis de Dion at a late meeting OF
the committee sportive TO abandon the
premier road racing event of Europe.
The proposition was voted down, but
the only reason given. II is said, being
that the Frenchmen felt that they had
10 continue 10 retrieve the lost honor,
especially so as all the glory had gone
to Germany. From this il can be seen
that even France, which has always
been keen on racing. cannot stand the
adverse pressure brought TO bear by
such killing contests.
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THROUGH NORTHERN COUNTIES

A H. Landsberger, who has been
touring for the last two weeks in his
big motor car with a party Of friends,
has returned home. He travelled all
through Sonoma, Mendocino, Lake,
Napa and Solano counties, covering all
OF some 500 miles without trouble Of
any kind whatsoever, not even a pune
ture- Mrs. Louis Landsberger. one of
the party, killed q fine buck at Laurel
dell and proudly brought the head back
with her. as IL was a very fine speci-
men. They report the Lake county
roads 10 be in very fine condition, but
do not advise automobilists TO tackle
the roads in the vicinity OF Ulxiah. as
they are uncertain and the dust is so
thick that there Is no pleasure touring
them.
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ENrHusIAsTIc ovER avs

z. T. Reade, who is one Of the d.
rectors Of the Sonoma county automo-
bile association, was in San Francisco
this week and expressed himself most
enthusiastically over the proposed run
and race meet OF the Sonoma associa-
tion and the Automobile Dealers asso-
citation OF this city. Reade is one OF
the pioneer automobilists OF Sonoma
county and has made many extensive
tours in his Buick two cylinder touring
car from his home in Penn Grove. The
Howard automobile company reports
the sale OF a Buick white Streak" to
DR.. F. r. Orella, who is the latest pur-
chaser in the profession OF this racy
and popular little car.
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HIGH CHIEF RETURNS

Companion and subordinate courts
Golden Gate of the Independent For
esters, will tendaS a reception In Wash
ington hall. in Fillmore street near CAL
Ranger ]. P. Murphy and his wife on
their return from the supreme court
session of the order. recently held in
Toronto, Canada There Is to be an ad-
tainment and q collation.. to be fol-
lowed by ball. The affair Is to be di-
rected by Chief Rangers Mrs. II. Boyd
and G.. w. Kuss. The San Francisco
board OF deputies will assist the two
courts
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MAKES NEW RECORD

Crawford Fairbanks. president OF the
Indiana automobile company OF Indian
apolis, has written 10 Max l. Rosen-
field, Peerless agent IN this city, that he
recently established a new record for
the motor car between indianapolis and
Terre Haute. Driving q new Peerless
touring car with a driver and three
friends the trip OF 72 miles was made
in 2 hours and 2S minutes. which ex-
ceeds the time made by the passenger
trains between the two points. The
trip was made for the benefit Of a rail-
road man who doubted the ability of a
motor car TO make the same schedule as
the train.
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wAGoNLoAD OF MAD DOCS

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-When ne
was called to Locust and Chestnut
streets, Camden, Dog Warden Smith
found a dog swapping at everything IN
sight in a house. Catching the animal
by the neck he threw IL in his wagon
among several other CANNES. Just be-
fore the wagon reached the dog pound
il was found that the dog was mad
and had bitten the other animals until
all had to be killed.
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woRKMEN INSTALL oFFICERs

The following members OF Triumph
lodge No. $50 of the Ancient Order OF
United Workmen have been installed
Past Master Workman J. ]. Kerrigan,
assisted by Simon Ruepp as guide. j..
II. Cattaran recorder. Daniel Sewell
ward McCosker guide and Claus F'lath-
mann inside watchman. The ceremony
was followed by an entertainment and
luncheon.
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The salary paid to professors at the
University OF Cambridge, England.
averages only S2.750.
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NOTES OF THE AUTO

G. r. Long has jast returned 10 this city after
two weeks trip 10 Eureka fn bis Thomas Flyer
he reports the roads In splendid condition and
the weather delightful IN the mountafne- The
Pioneer automobile company reports the sale OF
60 horsepower Thomas Flyer 20 G. q. Zeile
Of this city. ~. Koshland recently returned from
trip 10 lake Tahoe. where he took party
OF friends in his big Thomas touring car. The
party away several weeks
very enjoyable hunting trip has Just been
finished BY big party that has been touring
Mendocino county IN Pope-Hartford cars. Over
4 week was spent at Dry creek, IL the neigh
borhood OF which place the limit Of deer was
shot by al those who were In the party. Those
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02

o. ". Greenwsid spent his week end vacstio
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-28

wouldn't stand for him. He says
Jeff is sore at him because he beat
Jeff's brother. what joke.) I
am going to ask him to accept Char
lie Eyton of Los Angeles in a few
days. II we cannot agree upon ref
cree, Mr.. Corbett of The Referee" Is
to select one for us.
l surely like Australia. The peo-
pie here are the most hospitable 1
have met In my travels. and I think
this is the coming country.
In conclusion will say that have
no fear Of the result Of my fight with
the big negro. have fought my
way to the top against the best men
Of every country, and I have all the
confidence that comes with expert
ence and success.
know more about myself than the
general run of sporting men know
about me. and one Of the things
know Is that can stand lot of pun
ishment while waiting for the tide to
turn in my favor.
Johnson has made great deal OF
the fact that said he had a yellow
streak and all his speeches have been
about the way he is going to make me
eat my words. Well, one Of the
things that is making me SO conf.
dent is that | think I can outgame
johnson in any kind Of fight.
Give my best regards to my Amer.
lean friends and tell them l will bat
tie for my life to defend the laurels
against Africa. as Nelson did.
With best wishes,
Yours sincerely.
TOMMY BURNS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-28
DOTS AND DAsHEs FROM
THE REALM OF SPORT

Bay Cities League adjusts differ
ences and schedule of games Is ar
ranged.s
Big winnings said to have been
made in the East by Lighthouses vic.
tory.
Battling johnson may meet Terry
Mustain In 10-round bout at Colma
New Years Day.
Presidents of American and Ma
tional Leagues is in San Francisco Ia
bring about peace between warning
leagues.
Captain Chance of the Cubs throws
more sidelights on the great New
York Chicago game.
Los Angeles fight followers are pull.
ling for Hugo Kelly to beat the Iii.
nois thunderbolt.
Cool gives talent a cruel shock al
Los Angeles.
Pride Of the mighty Roseben IL
humbled by President Williams
crack sprinter. Firestone.
Dorando Pietri collapses in sight
Of goal, and Longboat wins Marathon
race.
Lowry says he will prevent gam
bling on ball games In Bay Cities
league.
frankie Neil loses decision Il
Owen Moran In 12-rOund bout at Dos
ton.
Montgomery breaks Coast record
at Arcadia. going 1-8 miles In
1851.
st. Francis is the; only winning
faovrlte at EmeryviHes Pajorita cap
lures Reber handicap.
Twenty-Five round battle between
Papke and Kelly is declared draw
by Referee Jeffries.
Stanley Ketchel Is going to Michi
gan to buy'a hOme@
Edward CorrigaR will fight Lock-
anti-gambling law Of Louisiana.
Relay teams OF San Francisco ant
San Jose Y. M. C. A. train hard To-
50-mile indoor meet.
Glorio, wins feature race at Area
dia, easily defeating Colloquy, tn
favorite.
Attempt to race at New Orleans II
violation of Locke law results II
| three arrests. ,T =
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-28

San Francisco police investigate
further milliner's loss of $4,000 in
gems in fire.
San Francisco committee completes
draft of bill prohibiting officers Of
banks from borrowing large sums
from their institutions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-28

Taft pledges his administration to
support of real tariff reform and Chi
cago platform.
Boni withdraws claim for $4,000
a year allowance In suit to, secure
children.
Bandits dynamite safe on @. r. and
N. train near Portland. but secure lit
tie.
John ID. Rockefeller Jr. charges
Hearst's New York American with
criminal libel.
Merchants and United States ma
tional banks of San Francisco expect
a merger.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-28
s p o R T S
Local and National
Never Again Will
Jim Jeffries Fight

ANGELES Calf, 27.In o a
ded thousand dollars nducement Johnson
the pugist who defeated Champion Christmas in
Australia Jefries that he will prin
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
INDIANS AND WARDEN
FIGHT TO THE DEATH
FIatheads Resist Arrest for
Violating Montana Game
Laws

zEISSOCLA. Mont. Oct ia teie-
phone message from Ove1do Powell
county. says that Deputy Warden. c 3.
PeErou and four Flathezd Indians are
dead as g result Of pitched battle be-
tween Deputy Peyton. MS assistant,
Herman Rudolph. and z band OF Flat
head Indians near Hollands prairie, on
Swan river. yesterday afternoon
Pert0n and Rudolph were attempting
70 arrest the Indians Tor hunting with
o1t license and killing deer In excess
q lew. Peytou went 10 the camp OF
IRE Indians and told them that they
must accompany him 70 Missoula- With
out warning they Immediately fired on
the deputy with ri1es- which was re-
turned By Peyton and Rudolph Yellow
Head was one Of the Indians killed .
the others are unknown
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest 10 Mariners
of the Pacific

sAx PEDRO, Oct Ie.-Sfeau1er Hansles ar
rived this mu-DiEg fren San Frs1cisco with
passengers and so tons q miscellaneous cargo.
Il cleared On the return trip tonight.
Steamer William 4 Murphy. Captain Coming.
arrived this morning from Eureka with s59.eso
sresue- santa Ross. Captain Alexander. sr-
rived tonight from san Francisco via Ssnta
Barbara and Redon6O Eith passengers II VII
clear tomorrow sa- Ssn Diego
Steamer Tbunas l. Wand. Captain Petersen.
roupieted the discharge q lumber cargo and
clesred toaight for GEays HsrbOr Via San
ssesHer. Narssseld srsrea this afternoon. three
fsrs from Needle rork with $. 100 railroad ties.
5000 feet q iglni'er and 24e.ooo shakes
dce 10 zrTlre here this evening from san Fran
cisco AID the steamer RosB0ke j. due 10 arrive
here tonorrex morning from san Pedro and way
points There Is heavy storm outside
The bar ruE Tzscb<h came % from Astoria
this morning and e1te-ed the drydock for gen
ersl ove-1sulinE 1his Il TIE tcsy season for
ths hzr sa<s ard the TaEoosh VIII be held no
loarer On the dock thar Is neressary-
The olI carrier " = Porter srriEed IN the
hsrber today Hlfh q cargo q oil from Czlifcr-
Stesn schooner Josan Po1lsea broueht about
$50 fozs of general freight and VIII load lumber
sr the nils q tie Insnsn- -Ponlsen lumber cesn-
pany for 4 return cerso-
VITA about 500 tons q rozi iCsG tons OF mis-
rrfisneu1r freight snd > 0D1 cases Of szinou on
t.o-rd tie sresuser Breskwsfrr. Captain Mac
genn- arrived Al ezk street deck last night from
Co.'s hay.
-
fsbe.i her xraln csrgo this afternDon and VII
leave port "Wednesday THURSDAY fer the United
Kinc.iom Ste + under cAsrter 10 the Prset
( Bririss bark cioehe Win slso complete ber
cargo early this Teek-
Srenmrr TnaFIIia arrived In port sLis sffeF-
s,os.n With renersE freight from San Fra7cIsco
steaner ChzT5es Nielsen left port this after
zooa after disrharging cement AZ the Eureka
s-esmer Lindsay discharged ore at the smeIter
yesterday eveaing and lefE cnr this eFeHing for
S@zfsie
SEATTLE. Oct 1n-Further Testimony Was
taken today fl the case q the steamer Hmm
boidr xhEeh Fruenfir stranded while en route
% Sk1Cway.
Steamer Northlsnd. from KetcAIksn. proceeded
- Tscona ti<charee EypS1m-
Snip GloTr & TIE Sess arrived IN from Ss-
nairn6. r. e. 10 Ton zIrh 4 cargo of coal
steamer Victoria sailed from Meme for Seattle
on SafurdaF-
British steamer Ningchor viii he here fonor-
rosr IA load i-ose tons of canned salmon rsllow
and fb1r-
sfesnser Clara and steamer Dolphin both from
Alssks are expected a. arrive "Wednesday
Steamer Bertha 5 due tomorrow evening from
STEAMER Umatinn Iefs for an itinerary around
tie souns-
Ssesu,er Sevard i seufh boand from Cortors
saf j. doe week from feEnorrew-
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TRAINS cRAsHs i DEAD. y HURT

NEWTON. kan Oct Ie--Trafn No
~ west bound on the Santa Fe rail-
road. collided head on with a stock
extra a Braddock. Is miles east
~ here at s-45 this morning. resulting
n the death OF Engineer David n
Roberts or the stock extra and the
snfursnE Of - passengers on train No
81 Bone seriously. Both trains were
running zt full speed II Is thought
rrar the accident was caused br the
crew of No. - running hy : bIeck
G5@rzL
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trio bonds but lie Breton charges that
they misappropriated funds from the
trust accounts OF Anita L Murray.
Mrs G. H Hunter. Andrew Hall and
Mrs E. J. Hill as we'll
Cases Of gross irregularities are also
disclosed IN the mana cement OF the
Consolidated bank OF Los Angeles as
well as the Market street bank OF San
Francisco The managers OF the Con
solidated bank in Los Angeles appear
TO have made profitable use OF a num-
ber OF dummies and dummy corpora
tions.
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campaenie GensraIe TransatIautiqus

DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE-PARIs
sailing ererv Thursday inssead of Ssrurdsr
a. 10 q m. from pier -. Ssrfh river foot ef
Hex<on 81
Ffrsr class fo Hzrre- $3.50 and upz.rd.
second class 10 Harre. 50 aud upward GEN
ERAI AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AxD
CANADA II state ST.. Seu York J. r ~
GAZf. Manager Pacifr crskt. ss1 Montgomery
sf Ssn Francisco. Tickets sold by al rail-
read ticket agents.
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RICH OCTOGENARIAN
ELOPES WITH WRITER
Thwarts Opposition of Relatives
by Escaping in an Auto
mobile

PROVIDENCE. r. l. Oct. Is-Cap-
tain BENJAMIN D. MantOu OF ColOnia-
I-ruEuay hale and hearty AZ 50 years
and repured one OF the Weslthiest land
owners II that part OF South America
rhWarred the opposition Of his relatives
here. dashed away with his fancee in
an automobile and in Fall River mar
ried Miss sarah z Hartman Of Phila-
deiphia. 9 writer. about half his age.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exports for south Sea Island

The steamer AeT1pesa- which sailed for Pa
Feege. Tahiti. Saturday. had cargo consigned
% the port of destination valued al $50 6Ea and
merchandise for the Marqnesas islands valued al
s2-2I2. The following were the principal ship
Hents.
To TahifI-IJ0 J05 bbls fonr sG7l- lbs rfc.
1875 lhs sugar. 2S2 cils harley. S.sI0 lbs i,rsu
ctis cern- IS clls wheat. e.e4s lbs beans IS
bales hay. 91e lis meals. 1sI es canned goods
lis pkgs potatoes Is pkss onsons. z0z lis gar
lie. O. nkgs fruits. 20 pkgs vegetables 6ass
rs and ! bbI lard. y 20 lbs bread I.ee5 ms
cheese. 3eS sbs and ! bbl bstter- 3s5 lbs dried
frais- 3s3 - - bbls aud hf bbls salmon 1 CAS-
lbs coffee. G35 lbs Goldfish Is g fes- 1ISs gals
wine rasks beer 17-sSs n lnmter 81 pkzs
and los Esrs millzssFk. - coils rope aD4 bales
bags "A pkgs seddierF. rolls leather "a pkgs
dry goods. - boofs and shoes. snehors Il,
bales fwine- g. Is and bbls oils Is cs kero-
1s bales ozkBm. II bdIs oars Ii es tIzrpes.-
fiae. sewing msrhines- ses pkss pafnfS Ia
cs tzE. u Pkgs powder - bhIs cement. - pkxs
drugs pkee machinery - pcs and "a fsii<
iron. A. pkgs nails IS pkex wagon material ri
bdlx pipe
To Azrcneszs islauds-f4O bhIs for- 7SsO ihs
bread. IL 000 lbs rice. 1e0 Tbs beans go ll,z
salt. 90 canned goods. pT0 n lumber IL doors.
rkEs windows. PkgF drugs IS cartridges {
6 toois and shoes. bkss sasldIery. . pkgs oars
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIyEB.

stmr shns ysk. Hutton. ss hoars from San
simr Santa Rita. Curtis. p hears from Tort
san luis.
stmr Point Arena. gshnsen, 70 hours from
Mnarne fsndinE-
ssur cisy q Topeka. Gielcr. p hours frcu.
Eureka
Stmr State ~ CsIifcrnie. Sersnder 81 hears
from Portland ris Astoria ~ haurx
S-nr Yosemite Jahnsrn - hears yrorr A.
teria- b7ssnd south, pms in IN iznf passengers
stnr GeorEe W Elder. Jex<en. 3 dsys from
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RAILRoADMAN DIES

OMAHA. Oct 1s-AIfred Darlow. for
merry advertising manager OF the In
ion Pacific railroad. died AT his home
IN this city today. He had undergone
signed his position with the Union Pa
cifie September !. after completing a
period Of 20 years with that company
He was one of the best known railroad
advertising men in the United States
DO fou Want G5.oos
Read THE CALLS weekly Offer on
na ge
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Mediterranean Service
OCEANIC S. s. CO,

tSFRElkElS LIkEl
HOSoLTLC-S- s. Alameda sails IL 4 m Sor
4 Round trip. $1Io.
TAHITI. SOUTH SEAS s Nzriposs sails II
a m- Nor. - Roand tip first class. SIX
Scenic lire 20 New Zealand via Rsraronxz
Cook Island. arsr. fi67.5o 10 Auckland: $3.50
third
Passenger Dept. s7s Market 81: Freight Office.
% Clay sf- Phone Temp. 1921.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
The Overdue List

Bsrk Toxresh. CIR ~ days from Port Tai
1.sf for Taros,iIis - pep rent.
Rrlffsa hark ErfrefPth Castle out 1tf d7~x
frcs.i Bs--v fer Me1lczIrne - r.er cent
Rrftfsa <tsp As-anlzs- naf Is days from Ret
frr5s1s. fer Sen FTaacizse 10 pr cent
British bzEk ca1uEzn. cut 80 days from
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
BAY AND ISTERURBAx ROUTES
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
Vallejo, Napa, st. Helena

dfTClUF -<dpdf d. fIcfCUI
ST HELESA-NAPA VALLEY ROUTE
Manricello g s. Co. and Nape Fsller EI.crri-
T. R CO. cin<e connerTionz
e-HOIND TRIPS DAILY-s
Beats leave San Frsncfseo 7.on >e-z5 a
fz-se nocn- S-15. 6-30. $50 p m
s2n Fraueisco Isnlin< ard offer ClaF street
wharf, north end Ferry b1ildfng, Narksx street
ferry Meals n carte
Phone kearny sol
sLzals navy ysrd direct
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Tonnage Enxaxemenf.

The schoo1ers Meshs Nelson and Nelyrxe s-s
under cAzrser for lumber to Gnsynss- the forrre,
loading NJ Eureka and the latter "a PuRef <aun8
The British bark Calcutta which made nor,
n SUNDAY. VII return TO the orient With re-
fined petroleum.. having been chartered prior "a
arrival
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20
Army Transnnrf.

The Buford sailed September Il from Honoiuiu
fog Manila.
he cEeos sailed September "a from HonOInlu
for Msnfie
The kilparrick IS at Newport News. Va
The DIX Is AZ Seattle.
The Iogaa is IN port
The Meade is at Newport News
Tie sheFmaa Is Ia port.
The Sheridan Is IN port and will sail Sorerr-
bsr : FOR Manila
The Thomas sailed October is from Hsucluiu
for Manila.
The wsrrea is al Manila
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20

A branch of the United States HFdrazrsps,c
offee. located 81 the Merchants Exchange IS
msinrsi1sd 81 San Francisco for the heneSf II
mariners. without regard 70 nsfjonality and free
of expense Nsrgstars are eeFdiaIiy Invited 10
visit the Office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kspt AZ
hand for ecmparison and reference ard the latest
information always be obtained regarding
lights asngerS 70 navigation snd matters OF in
1sreSr 70 ocesH commerce
J. c. BURNETT
Leutensnt. L. s. n. IN charge
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Weather Report

United States Department o. Agriculture
Weather RuEesa. San frsaeiseo. 9rf. 10. 1905.
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20

H. from New Yzk-
Sailed Oct Ie-Stmr Pretoris. for Se- York
NEW Y0RK-Asrived Oct le-Stm- Columbia.
frem Glasgow. ssmr Nieuw Amsterdam from
Rotterdam
BREMEN-ssiled Oct i7-stm- Maine. for
New York
SINGAPORE-Arrfved Oct l9-Stur Teres-.
from LiTerpoai. fer TsccHfs-
TENERIFFE-ArTived Oct 1e-Stmr SEbera-
from Ssn Francisco. for Hamburg
QTERNSTGWN-Axriye1o Oct l8-Sfmr LRsss-
nis. from New York for Liverpool. and pro
ceeded
IOyDoN-ArrfTed Get 1a-Sfmr Pelers. from
Tacoma via Yokohama. Hongk0ng. Msnilz etc.
H0SGkONG-Ssiled 0e1 1s-Stnr Empress
Of Indie for Vancouver via Yokohama
GLYDE-saiied Oct l7-stnr TitsR. for Van
couFer-
BoULoGsE- Sailed Oct i7-stnr Ryndsn. for
New York-
cHERB0uRG-saiied Oct fT-stmr ST. Paul.
for New Ycfk-
Arrived Oct I7--Sfmr Kaiser Wilhelm II. from
New York for Bremen, and proceeded
DoyER-ArriFed Oct 1e-StBr Finland from
New York. for Antwerp. and proceeded
Memoranda
Per r. bark Leon Blum. from Grimssy Oct
fe-Izsf tro days OF this port: had sfrene
gales from the north.