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CARD OF THANKS

SYNONYMS herewith desire to express our
most sincere and heartfelt thanks to our
many friends. and especially the school chill
dren OF the Irving Scott grammar school.
for their comforting words Of sympathy and
aoraI offerings extended to US during our
late bereavement-the loss OF a loving son
and brother. George Walter SymOn.
Mr. and MRS GEO. SYM0N and Children
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CARD OF THANKS

REHN-The family OF the late Adelheid
Rehn herewith desire to express their heart
felt thanks TO the many friends FOR their
kindness and sympathy. and beautiful nOral
offerings, extended to them during their late
bereavement.
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Marine News
Continued From Page 80

The Crook sailed September "a from Honolulu
for Manila.
The Fitzpatrick is at Newport News, Va.
The Dix Seattle.
The Logan is in port.
The Meade is in port.
The Sherman is in port
The Sheridan sailed September "a from Manila
The Thomas sailed October for Manila
The Warren is at Manila.
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LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
46Q-462 Sth St, Oakland.
"a City Of over 235ooo Population.)
SIC. OO0-Business corner Of stores on main bust
ness street; always rented; income 81 100
per annum; numerous fine improvements
within a stones throw, forcing values up
every day.
Slo.ooo-Extra pretty home, with wealth of sun
shine and flowers; rooms; furnace; ce-
ment cellar; 75x1O0; most conveniently
located, near Lake Merritt; service
unexcelled: easy walk to business center
and san Francisco service; onethird cash.
s3.650-Fine little downtown buy; In business
center; Improvements plain, renting $50
month; nne future; principals only.
s4,2Jo-suburban business bargain; modern .
story building; store and rooms above;
in business center Of liveliest section east
of Broadway; on north side of San Lean
ss,4oo--sweu bungalow. rooms; msntels;
front porch; s0x160: driveway flowers,
berries main carline; climate unexcelled;
one-third cash.
5000 square feet in oskland's choicest close in
district; park and lake frontage; excep-
ronal location for high class apart
ments-
4,o00-Pair good fats, and rooms; 81 :6x
100; room for driveway: within 5 min
utes' walk Of business center.
LAYMANCE REAL, ESTATE COMPANY.
460-4G2 Sth ST.. Oakland.
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mon, lot in line of Green street. 155:1ta W
of Laguna, W 26 by n 100; $40.
Albert Jensen TO Wilhelmina Jensen, lot in $
line Of Riyoli avenue, 119:9H " of Shrader
street, W 70, 110:3, 32:5A, ITO; $l0-
Karen Mortensen TO Niels c. MortenseD, half
interest In lot in line of Ellis street, 1876 w
Of Hyde, W % by 1876; gift
Jean Dupas to Eleme Yialette, lot in line
of jackson street, 90 w of Larkin, w % by n
102:SA $40.
Carl and Angie Trager to George E. Bates.
lot in line of Aztec street, $50 w of Shot
well, w 90 by n 70; SO.
Jacob Heyman Co. to Eugenia Fraser, lot in
Sc line of Majestic street, $50 NE of Lakeyiew,
NE 80 by Sc 100; $i0
Felicia z. Corbella, deceased, by administra-
tor, to francesca Spingola, lot in w line Of
Narennes place, 7T:6 n of Union street, n 20 by
w 80; $50.
Morton i. Cook and wife to Capitola Invest
ment Co., lot at S corner Of Second street and
Minna, Sc 5o10A SW 65, Sc ~, SW 1876,
NV 79:10A, NE 97:6; $40.
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Memoranda

Per ship Star of France, at San Francisco Oct
10 from Cooks inlet-Sept 10, lat 55 deg n
long 14O deg w had heavy southeast gale in
creasing to a hurricane, lasting three days with
barometer at 2S.3S Threw ship on her beam
ends and filed decks to the rails: flooded cabin
and sforecastle bursted windows; blew away sew
eral sails shifted boats from skids and con-
siderable damage around the decks. The captain
and second officer were almost washed overheard
by heavy sea After using about % gallons of
oiI tla yreather moderated.
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DO You Want $5.0Og
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
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FOR a bargain IN Lake Merit iots-they are
the best-see MARTINSTEN MONROE, 424
10Th ST. Oakland.
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s3ooo-14 acre chicken ranch. 5 miles from Hay
ward: good house barn and spring water;
bargain: reduced from $500
Several pretty Hayward homes for sale on
installnents: SiO0 down. SIS month; town
lots, $3.50 10 $1,000, on easy terms streets
~ HAYWARD REALTY COMPANY.
Castro ST. near A, Hayward
5. c. SMITH, Manager
FROM ] lot up 10 10 acre tract IN center Of
Harvard and HOUSES and LOTS. J. 2. SlL-
Va. owner. and Main sts.: HsZEara. a.
MELRosE REAL ESTATE
s.. 900 House Of rooms. hath and toilet; lot
casv terms n. ALBRIGHT, NelrOse, Cal,
opposite 5 p local station:
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
HAVE YOU SEEN THEMG
They are only one block from LAKE PARK, at
rle head II LAKE MERRITT, and one block
from LAKE SHORE BOULEVARD and EIEC-
TRIO CARS, and are much cheaper than any
other property IN the vicinity
They are beautiful lots 50xl00 feet each. and
BAY STREET. on which they are located is
being graded, curbed, severed and mseadann-
TERMS OF sALE-only u CASH. and the
ID 4
10 minutes 10 Broadway and l4th st
Tor further particulars as 70 prices, etc. see
- 81. MACDONALD & COMPANY.
1852 Broadway.
70 A FOOT ~ THE BEST NEIGHBoRHooD
This IS extraordinary opportunity to buy
n location FOR your home right in Linda Vista,
Oaklands most fashionable residential neigh
Property across the street sells for s75 a
DON'T MISS THIS.
KARI. IT. NICKEL COMPANY. Inc,
-il Oakiand Bank Of Savings Bldg.
POO FEET FRONTAGE
200 FEET FRONTAGE
NEAR 40TII AND BROADWAY
NEAR sOTH AND BROADWAY
At At SO & a FOOT FOOT
Good piece Tor a builder. d7s0
O. Z. HOTLE & co.
o. =. Hottie & CO.,
1i72 Broadway
1l72 Broadway
BIGGEST BARGAIN SNAP EVER
A $500 handsome. brand new. modern home
Tor 81 $50 for q few days only; Z rooms and
bath. fne large basement; elegant house
I'm the beeutifui Linda Vista district IN Moss
ar = blocks from Piedmont az. cars and
Iat 3 blocks from 40th 81. Key Route station:
81 $50 cast win buy this great snap; balance
on liberal mortgage
A. J. SNYDER 90l Broadway. Oakland.
An IDEAL IE0siE-INc0AfE BESIDES.
fe00 cash SO mourhly--IiOuse. rooms bath:
small house IN rear with little work can be
made rentable. or easily be changed into
dafs. 500 feet from Telegraph az, Key
porfe on 9th ST., fine location. lot 35xl15:
n-ice 81 200 Cali send for circular, 45s
ON So Oakland. II. Z. JONES owner. lOf-
nee closed Sundays-l
ron 4 bargain IN Lake Merit lots-they are
the best-see MARTINSTEN MONROE, 42f
lOth ST, Oakland.
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OAKLAND REAL EsTATE-ContInued
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LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
460-462 Sth St, Oakland.
"a City Of over 235 900 Population.)
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/ SIG, 0O0-Business corner Of stores main busi-
ness street; always rented; income 81 100
per annum; numerous fine improvements
within stones throw, forcing values up
every day.
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NEW TRACT SUBDIvIDED.
BEAUTIFUL PARK LOTS.
II SUNNY FRCITvALE.

NEW TRACT sUBDIvDED.
II SUNNY FRUITvALE.
Prospect Park formerly Morgan Park, pre-
serving its natural beauty; situated on East
l4th 81. and Prospect or 4lst ay-. on the cleo
tric carliue; cars pass the property every D
minutes. The property has been surveyed
lots stekcd and numbered. The street grading,
cur6ing, rocking, sewering and Sidewalks TO
ue done n front OF TINS property without cost
TO the buyer. Now ready FOR sale. Several
lots have been sold and many choice lots left
10 choose from. Come out today and inspect
these beautiful park lots and make your selec-
lion. Easy terms. Take Hayward or Melrose
EDWIN ". WOODWARD.
Office and Agent on the Tract
BEACTIFCL HOME. LARGE LOT AND
MODERATE PRICE
Modern and up 10 date house OF rooms and
bath. ali rooms sunny; large closets; gas and
electricity. good basement: laundry; lot SIX
$50 covered with an assortment Of fruit trees,
~ -Dsrrles, grapes. etc; Algh eleFatlon' magnin-
cent view, plenty of room for another cottage
ODD Tot; price s., 700; must be seen TO be appre-
ELEGANT HOME SITE.
i0t T5x2s3 On a swell avenue In suburban
towns surrounded by beautiful homes; frontage
on avenues; suitable Tor suOolFision' prlce
$3.50, make offer.
H0NE INVESTMENT CO.
1922 FruitTaie av-. Fruityale. ca.
TOC want good buy. see this best corner on
san Leandro road 81 It on E. 14rh 81, 70 II.
ou Highland az. snd p f. On Oakland aYi
sll county roads; partly covered with modern
improvements grocery. delicauesse=- etc; tx
p lures carpets. range. etc Buy, and you take
cash right back: So coo handles this
A beautiful cottage, with high basement
story barn. fruit trees. flowers, etc, on best
part Of Fruitvale sv-; lot 4Szl5e; $1,000
handles this.
Best business location on Fruitvale now
occupied by Garden meat market; lot z5xl1o;
IS 500 handles this See owner, Robinson. 8
corner Highland av. and San Leandro road,
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BIGGEST BARGAIN SNAP EVER.
A $500 handsome. brand new. modern home
Tor S4 $50. for a few days only; rooms and
hsfi. fne large basement; an elegant house
fr The beautiful Linda Vista district, IN Moss
ar Il5 blocks from Piedmont av. cars and
hiIt blocks from 40th S. Key Route station:
81 $50 cast viii buy this great snap; balance
on liberal mortgage
A. J. SNYDER. sol Broadway. Oakland.
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GOVERNMENT HoMEsTEADs

FREE LAND-FREE LAND.
GOOD FERTILE LAND.
Honey Lake Valley Land now OPEN
For homesteads. Rich valley land.
Volcanic ash soil. No alkan.
Water in abundance.
Railroad within miles.
Good general merchandise store
We locate you properly for very small fee.
Join specially arranged excursion, which
leaves every Tuesday and Friday evening.
Call or write and our agent viii call.
LASSEN LAND CO.,
Al Bacon Block,
18th and Washington sts., Oakland, Cal.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
TWO houses sold on contract; will exchange
equity S2,100 for furniture merchandise of
any kind OF the same value or viii pay differ
ence- J. L. KINGTON, East 14th and George
sts-. Fftchburg.
GOOD stock ranch in southern California for i'm
proved Oakland or city property. J. p. NASH,
room 90, Bacon bldg. Oakland. Cal.
RANCH under irrigation near Modesto for i'm
proved Oakland or city property. J. p.
NASH, room 30. Bacon bldg, Oakland, Cal.
FARMS OF orchards to exchange for houses or
fats. BoNSTELL, room g. Bacon block Oak
land.
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An IDEAL IIOsfE-INcOAfE BESIDES
$500 cash $40 monthly-4IOuse. rooms. bath:
small house in rear with little work can be
made rentable. or can easily be changed into
dsfs. 500 feet from Telegraph az, near Key
por+o or G5fh St. fine location iot S5xll5:
mice 81 200 Cali or send for circular. 45s
ON - Oakland. II. T. JONES, owner fOf-
f5a. closed SundaTs.i
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Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Brings First Cargo of Whale Products
From New Station at Tyee, Alaska

from 10 TO % per cent The Olga left New
castle, Austraiis. for this port l05 days ago
with cargo of coal. Australian coal after
having been confined In the hold of ship be-
yond certain length OF time, develops the
spontaneous combustion habit, and 1t was on
account OF the cargo, more than the length
of the passage, that the risk on the Olga was
reinsured The Olga viii probably be In port
early this morning.
Leaves Union Iron Works
Fred A. Gardner, for 3 years chief en-
gineer Of the Union iron works has resigned
from the big shipbuildng concern and is now
acting surveyor for Cation. Bell & Co.. Lloyds'
agents at this port. Gardner has been sue
eeeded as chief engineer OF the Union iron works
by George Armes, his former assistant.
Has a Record Cargo
The Pacific Mail liner Manchuria. Captain
Saunders, which is bringing home a record
cargo. left Yokohama October IL. The Man
of freight. and In order to land it here by
November l. when the interstate commerce
commission regulated freight rates go into ef-
feet. the liner left Hongkong three days ahead
of time.
The liner Mongolia, the Manchuria,s twin
sister. arrived at Hongkong two days ahead
OF its schedule.
Siberia Leaves Saturday
: The Pacific Mail liner Siberia, Captain Zee
der, left Honolulu at o'clock Sunday after
noon for this port with large cargo and
429 passengers. The Siberia's passengers in
clude 3l5 Asiatics and of the ia in the cabin
20 are from the orient The liners cargo of
1000 measurement tons includes 100 tons Of
raw silk. 500 tons of mating and 700 tons of
tea. The Siberia is the last of the Pacific
Mail liners to make special calls this season
at the extra tea ports. The Siberia is due
here before noon Saturday.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea amounted
to 2. 595, 600 feet
The Pacific Mail liner San Jose arrived last
evening from Panama and way ports too late
TO pass quarantine.
The army transport Thomas arrived yesterday
at Honolulu from this port
The liner Korea from this port arrived yester-
day at Honolulu
About 40 cabin passengers have been booked
for the Japanese liner America Maru, which
sails October 20 for the orient
The steamer Stanley Dollar arrived yesterday
at Mazatlan from Mendocino
The Oceanic steamship conpany's liner Ala
media is due today from Honolulu.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

n Mann and wife 70 Thomas ". Somers
ana wife Iof AZ SW corner Of Tbirty-6fth ave-
nue. and Clement street, % by " sz,6. $40.
M Mann and wife to same. lot in " line OF
Thirty-fffh avenue. % Of Clement street p
by " 50 g; SO.
Daniel =. Fitzgerald and wife 70 same. lot in
II line Of THIRD avenue. 1J0 Of Clement street.
\ - By W 120; SO.
Iohn " johnson and wife 70 same. lot in "
line of Third avenue. 425 Of Point Lobos. \
aT-6 " 69.65k. Ne 10 Clement street, SW 31:0,
4 7sI1< SO.
Nsr9sref Soners 20 Thomas ". Somers. lot in
$ line ~ Clement street SO Of Fourth avenue.
+ IS BY s 100; $40
Piefro Bordoni 10 Ross Bordoni LOT in line
of Steiner street. 100 u Lombard p by +
100: SO.
francis n Harrison et al. trDsteesl. TO John G.
Turnhlsd fwo-ninfhs interest in lot in ~ line Of
Learenuortl street. SIG Of Pine, 2t:6 by W
lo2.6. Sl11.l1.
Mercantile trust company to same, lot 10 "
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SYNOPSIS
The pressure has risen steadily over the Pa
cific slope and the weather has generally been
fair, except in the Sacramento valley and along
the coast. where clondy weather with fog pre-
walls The temperatures are nearly normal
throughout California, except near San Fran
CISCO where cool weather Is reported. In the
Great valley afternoon temperatures range from
40 TO rs degrees.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vcinity-Cloudy Tuesday,
with fog; fresh west winds
Santa Clara yalley-Cloudy Tuesday; light
north winds.
Sacramento valley-Cloudy Tuesday, possibly
showers by night; fresh south winds.
San Joaquin valley-Cloudy Tuesday; light
west winds.
Los Angeles and yicinity-Cloudy Tuesday;
night northeast winds, changing to southwest.
A. q. McADIE, District Forecaster.
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ESCAPES ON CAR FROM FoorpADs

Fred Lotus of so Boyce avenue made
his escape Sunday night from two foot
pads by jumping on a passing car He
was waiting at Commonwealth and
Euclid avenues when two men stepped
up to him and demanded that he give
them his money. While he was argu-
ing with the footpads car passed
within a short distance Lotus made a
sudden dart for the car just as the
taller of the two robbers drew a pistol,
but Lotus made the car before the rob-
Der could fire. The police have a good
description of the thugs.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Sunday, October IL -
stmr Nome City, Hansen, 81 hours from As
stmr Atlas. Badger, % hours from Port San
Luis.
Monday, October 12.
Stmr J. B. Stetson, Boniheld, so hours from
Port Hadlock, bound Tor San Pedro; put in to
land passengers.
Stmr Rose City, Kidston, 90 hours from Port
land. via Astoria 40 hours.
Stmr Samoa, Madsen. is hours from Casnar
bound for San Pedro; put n to land PASSENGERS
Stmr Roanoke. Hannah, days from Portland
via Eureka Is hours
stmr sIbyl Marston. schillnsky. days from
Tyee Alaska
Grays Harbor.
simr Noyo. Linder i, Il hours from Mendoeino.
hours from Ancon, via Mazatlan 5 DAYS and I
hour.
Stmr Queen. Thomas. Al hours from San
Diego and way ports
schr oliver J. Olson. Kallenberg, 10 days
from Grays Harbor.
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Steamer Sihyl Marston arrived yes
terday from Tyee, Alaska, with a cargo
OF whale products. 1t brought the first
output from the whaling station re-
Gently established at the northern
point by the Barneson & Hibberd COM
pany. of this city At this new sta
tion whaling has been reduced TO q
business proposition along up TO date
lines. Attached 10 the station are two
fast steam whalers. the Tyee and the
Lumberman. They are equipped with
modern devices for capturing the
leviathans.
When a whale has been killed the
carcass is taken in tow and rushed at
full speed to the station, where proper
appliances make play of the task of
whale carving. Every part of any
kind of whale represents something of
value at the station. What can not be
used for any other purpose is converted
into fertilizer
The Marston's cargo well illustrates
the different forms in which dead
whales reach the market 1t was
made up as follows: 1900 barrels of
whale oil. 200 tons of fertilizer. 100
barrels OF fins and tails and five tons
of bone.
All Command Big Liners
letter received here the other day gives
interesting details of the present location Of
OF the officers who served on the steam
ships Of the Occidental and Oriental steamship
company when those vessels were owned by the
White Star line. When the Hartman interests
acquired the ships OF that line that had not
been sent back 20 England most Of the Off
GERS preferred to remain in the White Star
service. and this letter tells how they have
proSpered since they left the trans Pacific run
Captain Harry Smith, who commanded the
Dorie. now the Asia. is master of the big
Teutonc. running between Liverpool and New
hork Captain William Finch. who commanded
the Belgic. Gaelic and Coptic fthe latter Is
now the Persia. is master Of the Cymric.
J. Seaiby. who left here long before the Occ-
dental and Oriental ships changed ownership. is
IN command of the Republic. and Ralph Lobez
who was chief officer Of the Coptic is conf
mander of the Romantic running with the Re
public between Boston and the Mediterranean
The captain Of the big liner Tropic, which
runs between London and Australia, Is Morgan,
who was chief officer of the Gaelic. Hart, who
was chief officer Of the Coptic. also has
command.
Captain Lobez was married September 10 and
when he returned from his honeymoon trip.
Capsizes and Later Disappears
The slOop Always capszed on Sunday after
noon OF Hunters point and when Crowley
launch No. passed along that way Fred
willing. John Nerrey and Alfred Tracey wet
10 the bottom Of their faithless pleasure craft.
The Always was rigbted. pumped out and
towed TO the sugar refining wharf. where the
shipyrecked yaehtsmen were landed The Al
ways was made fast 10 the wharf. while the
yachtsmen went to their homes for dry clothes
When they returned the Always had dsap-
paered and has not yet been located.
Overdue Bark Reaches Port
The French bark Grande Duehesse Olga was
sighted OF this port late yesterday afternoon
few minutes after the rate of reinsurance
on the tardy Frenehman had been advanced
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BRITIsH CONSUL RECOGNIZED

Collector of Customs f. S. Stratton
received a telegram from assistant
secretary of the treasury department
yesterday stating that Wellesley Moore
has been recognized as consul at the
port of San Francisco from Great Brit
ain.
Temporary recognition has been ac-
corded Seiichi Takahashi as consul
general at the port of San Francisco
from Japan.
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The Overdue List

Bark Toxteth out s225 days from Port Talbot.
for Toeopilla. 30 per cent.
British bark Criccieth Castle, out I39 DAYS
from Barry. for MeJilones, 25 per cent
pool. for Puget sound. 10 per cent
British ship Acamas. out III DAYS from Rot.
terdam for San Francisco. 10 per cent
British bark Cadogan. out I23 DAYS from
Pence. for Queenstown. % per cent
British ship Thornlebank ont 126 DAYS from
Caleta Buena, for Bilb0a, s per cent
German bark Tellus. out 129 days from,
Iquique. for Nantes, per cent
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Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.

SOUTHERN DIVISION, Oct. 5, 1905
VIA SAUSALITO.
For Sausalito, Mill Valley. San Rafael
Daily-Every 80 minutes from 6:45 a. m ia
e;45 a. M; hourly until 3:45 p. m.; then 4:ls
and every 80 minutes until 7:45 p. m.; 9:00
lO:35 p M. 1915 a. m.
On Sundays additional trips follows: 1915.
11;l5 a. m. and 1915, 1;15 p. m.
For Fairfax-Week Days-6:45. 7:15, s:15.
10:45 a. m. t2:45 p m. Saturdays only, S:45,
AIS. 4:45 5:15. 5:45 p. IN.
Sundays and Legal HoIidayEs:15. 10:45.
1l;45 a M. l2:45. las. s:45 D. m.
For San Quentin--Daily-s:45 a m. and
SIS a. M Daily for eazaderO and way sta
tions.
2:45 p; m. Saturday only for Cazadero and
way stations.
VIA TIBURoN
For Tiburon. Belvedere. san Rafael
I:35, ~9:1o, Zoo a. m. (sI2:30 p M Satur-
day only. $3.50, $40. $3.50 p m. Daily.
On Sundays additional trips at 500 a. m.
1890 and $50 p. NJ. for San Rafael aud Inter
mediate Points
7:35 a. m. Daily for Petainma. Santa Rosa.
Healdsburg, Cloyerdale, Ukiah Willis, Sher-
wood, Sebastopol and way stations.
7:35 a. m. Daily. except Sunday. for Glen Ell
len. Guerneyille, River Landing and way sta
tions.
500 a. m. Sunday only--Petaluma. Santa
Rosa. Healdsburg, cloverdale. Glen Ellen,
Guerneville River Landing and way stations.
11:O0 a. M for Petaluma, Santa Rosa and
way stations, and Sebastopol Sunday only.
$3.50 p. IN. Daily for Petaluma, Santa Rosa.
Healdsburg, Cloyerdale, Ukiah, Guerneville Sc
$40 p. m Daily for Glen Ellen and way
stations.
sTo Tiburon only.
Pacific Transfer Company's Agents are. au-
thorized to check baggage direct from residence.
Ticket Offices Ferry Building. Uptown Ticket
Office. s72 Market ST., Flood Building (Ground
Floor.
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OCEANIC S. S. co.

tSPRECkELS LINE)
HONOLULU-S. S. Alameda sails IL a. IN. Oct
II. Round trip. $110-
TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS-S- S. Afariposa sails IL
a. M Oct. H.. Round trip. first class. $l25.
Scenic line. to New Zealand via Rarafonga.
Cook Island; hrst $167.50 TO Auckland; $3.50
third
Passenger Dept. 673 Market St; Freight Office,
80 Clay st. Phone Temp. 1921.
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Army Transports

The Buford sailed September IA from Homo
lulu for Manila.
The Crook sailed September "A from Honolulu
for Manila.
The Fitzpatrick is at Newport News Va.
The Dix is at Seattle.
The Logan is in port
The Meade is in port
The Sherman is I'm port.
The Sheridan sailed September "a from Ma
nla and is due to arrive at this port on Thurs
day. October Is.
The Thomas. outward bound. arrived October
u at Honolulu.
The Warren is at Manila.
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Weather Report

United states Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Oct. IL, 1908
RAINFALL DATA
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