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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-09-16

NNNN - WV w HNf"A-t
Tue NatOosNip Connecticut lcd the ships q,
ono ssiNision, FUom 0Ut " thc covcr ot each
Opponents sons GSrtca The TINY toWcao@SoatS
MA almost as o0ca t6civ courses were
NlocNea ana in some gases TIE torNcdoSS ana
NvpNao BEATS &cStCycd"
nv uiSNtoaN Tie hattie heinz called a
draw ne Scacchliehts ~ TIE two sets ~
enemies tN,0Nvd oScA ether Oat ~ SGat and
that $AtarSaN eNepins tvs became friends
0poa ucAchrs headquarters az rrNV3ncetoWU
Nevy known wN3Cyp naval device was XIV,
en- it's iNulnS during the bRht rorNc3oeS
we've dispatched ~ wtrAcSS tNcSrSph this
negnS an experiment ticA In an sctUN en-
SAKemept Cor tNt nyst time by the United
states The OCwN adopted nCC control mast
~AtcA NSs Sccp called The ~jnVcytc3 waste
haskell" pvoVcd a Success the N0ccrS sid
The summers mAuCUNerS SGOC3SG the first oN
epyovtOU(y Tor Is crucial test ~ tRiS iUveuuNn
A aosca Nrpc5o mats made attacks On the
os Nau(esSjrs sut oNccr and men WeCe ne
SOsrca q exert extreme NaEUapCe u also
eaSrA aSsinSy thc Ntue submarine tNrpNSo
NSzyS Noer ~ Witch WtE thS parent ShA The
xoaNoat CaS,soN wsdc THINKS lively cor the
movSter var vessels Tine ana SSaiU the
esxSAtp NapucctScUt WAS compelled ~ alp her
pstS a. Mani Nc re destructive tcyrcd>cs
Which sAct NttGe sWjv1S ~ tNam q the SGr,
osce 81 The ScoSn ~ tAcy SPA 81 Neiy msS
sNaA ~ wimst &e&tA
NE gTtN NcNpSE NNrtCS&ucas StatA& NNSfNr
~Aere aaraS the ssc,aCtSv ana Tine &pd
.xSsa sA0pS were &cc,ar& sank 'Nc-
.tNsy~a ~ ~sc0tJc& 10 prevent c&pJa0e ~
the enemy w&&a S&ulr&S c&pta2nS pHN 90
2eeS ana wen Wvre uNA&eS NC A&a SeNa
eNaAa ~ a WerS,rectc& SetA
NE NSt,e I'll oe tcegS W&$ tEe paSy 0 TIE
wsne.vNrS 10 te ~sAaeASG,e& SosUca Tie
~cr6 NsaSSts& - ree Ees ana sNencsSos tr
rx&NlaR gSctcSl pro1cNS SoG @tNt SNNs
,AsaS MA chew wsr1 ~ NncTnCstcNC IN
esAas $40 eexS ass scGcS03e& O. GonSu EN n'
S.SgNsgm ARA KrcEuSS SSDA ~ An& 90
cSpsS sex ree,7S Ana N8sUt UrsE TnScuoe
tAa rQsa,ts ~ uA.oA we've oTeNr& sNc~-
tsAalssc% ear Snt e2r department
TNsS SNoNcaE V0 ccCsg SsSgt cwo se~S'
NeSsaasng Aag> sS a. - cosS ys vessel
- r<ayE ~ as4mpSon Sasas and - & oe.
Aops sa~&S ~ rsF29vS wAaeA Haas have asSl
perssSsase& ny she vtgo-oas suEmer can
asga ne NsSsos u&rSCcSSs 49, lake RSo
N WeSs lu&lxn waters
RSExsaa EasGs TVOss1ee6 a sweat sSa
~Aea ne 40 ~ cNN eeg@seSS GO2 Sher
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-09-16

YOU had been an
eve wltucss ct the
great naval battle
witch was fought on
the port OF Province
incctowp, Mass In the
Atlantic ocean YOU
would say Without hes
,tatian that Uncle
sam can lick the
world
II was a mimic en-
counter, the feature VI
this summers maneO'
vcrs W the Auanuc
hattloship ncct which
wore held on the rag
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-09-16

III n INV IANAAE DCh
would lie
II only she weren't
frecklec.
But do We think the less
Of Hea zen
When with light clouds
tn spsckled?
And is the sunlight less
beCaDSs
Upon LIS cheek are
sp0tGe
Is not the fair moon fair
er for
The shadows and the
oloJs-
And pollv-with her per-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-09-16

THE cHlloREN's eREAD-LINE

ID help the poor!" bat
why should we
Leave all to God7
We are his agents; daily
tread the path
His feet have trod.
Read what He says In
Gospel clear
go. feed my sheep
1.-THE children's bread-llne"
Is it thus
His Law we keep?
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-09-16

scA Massachusetts coSst eetween
Nly : and August 3 the exercises
taero HAVING Just come TO an end,
u was n great scrar, Nl0odless ~
course, hut nlled with cno0gh infinite
acre to make an American az She
roldcst temperament throw hts hat
Into the air and yen for old Glory,
the stars and stripes, President TAFT
and all the rest,
Drawn M In battle alignment were
30 war craft of every slsc and shape
They ranged an the way rror "Nsr
Admiral Seatop S~chraodcr's s6,00U
nagsNtp T. = = Connecticut ~ IA,
tiny submarine torpedo Noat Tarou
Ula.
divided into two sQUadrons, oppoS
lng each other hose two divisions ~
"oNr friends the cDcwy brokc the
Norning mist on opposite horizons
and az the 0aeshtpS signals quickly
tell into circular battle formation.
opening 0ro az = distance ~ scvera,
miles
ON parcr B VAS a sorry StrNwglO \
aoseN ~ the tervors az the sea Wen,
disabled" nv Rear Adlaital SeAr,e
lerS eattt and several submarines Tia
N~rAtively carried their croWS 10 nav,
lNNcS' NNNkcy never 10 raflrn
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-09-16
noLLY's ~FREcKLEs.

r~aEy saw how pretty Don
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
rr--Z-

atftG4ys EelEemDeF
stmr j. J. Eogg1e. Johnson. - hours from
Eureka; lumber TO Mckay 4 Co. (up river d.
stmr Rose City. Mason - hours frsu, pert
land via Astoria t3 hours; passengers ana nser-
eha nsiise 70 San Francisco and Portland steam
stmr Casco. Ahlin - hosrs frcn asforis
t5s tons wheat 20 Port Costa milling cornpauy
600 VI II lumber 60 Dewitt : Mathnev < 90
Stnr Noye Lfnser "a hours rrar1 us.,,so.,;,
sos VI IT lumber 70 Union lumber conlpauv
stmr E A KiIburn- Mcclellan. 19I, hou-s
rom Eureka passengers and merchandise to
stmr Grace Dollar. Olsen. 2a2 hours from
Port san Luis; produce 70 order.
Stmr Svea. Allen 81 hours from e,rsrs Hsr-
Dor. $50 III II lumber 10 Wilson Brothers
>tnr santa Barbara. Zaddart. 6s hours from
Crsrs Harear: 6TG VI II lumber 70 i. II Hanif-
ship Bohemia whaI1aan- 70 days from kaar-
iEng. E,54l es salmon 70 Alaska Packsrs asse-
Stmr Carlos. ponaIdssa 5 iavs and te ho.rs
from Part Ludlow; SO II lumber to Paeifs.
pine lumber eoapanv.
gng; s5.o33 - 1.sap bbIs salmon 70 North
Alaska salmon company.
Bark star Of Peru swanson, - DAYS from
koggtTngs % -ess salmon 70 Alaska Packe-s'
association.
Bktn $. g. Wilder, Jaeksou. 70 DAYS from
Honoiniu; Il-oos bags sugar 70 Welch & Co
Bark Annie Johnson. Nilsson. - days frou.
HLlo. 100 bags snssr TO Matson navigation
company.
Monday September -
ssnr Gees Bay Bowen San Pedro: Pacific
SossC steamship company
Br ssnr Huttonwood. Boag. Port Townsend:
DodweH & Co.
sfnlr Governor. Thomas. san Diego: Pacfrc
Coast steamship company
Sailed
Meuday. September II
Be stmr Hatteawosd. Boas Port Tovnseud
stmr St Crotx- Warner. San Pedro.
>tEr NJ T. Plant Burtfs. Goes hav
stmr Despstea. hoksrfrz Eureka
stnr Albion. Nyman- Stevarrs pofat
Srnr Governor. Thomas. San Pedro
stmr Colonel E. l. Drake. Runting. Seattle
Power schr Ida 4. Campbell Point Rpves
TELEGRAPHIg
POINT L0B0S. Sept =. s1e D. m-Weathsr
fagzy. wfad. west. velocity. miles per bosfr
AD OCEAN STNRS
BoSToN-Arrived Sept 2T-Stmr Canopfc
from Naples.
from New York. for Antwerp, and proceeded
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28
Eastern livestock Market
SOUTH OMAHA

SOUTH OMAHA
LII OMAHA sept Receipts
- Nsrket steady to Ice lower. Native
fsre-rs. Stt5t1e- cows ard heifers. x5675- west
- sleers- - 5-5of56 so Texas steers. s3E5.f5.
ceEs 1n1 hsi1erz. s. sfS7 -40- caz1srs. s903.
- hullS. staxS. ete-. $z-T5G4T5-
aogs-keeelpfS 0c0. Market sfeadr- Heary-
So as-25; mixed. s. I01s-i5. light. ss-ioG
SO Figs. ss7sa7-s5; bgsk q sales. SsIo5
Sheep-Receipts. s500a Market steady to
lover learIinEs S5GJSa. wsthers S425z
as eTes. SzGz 20. lamhs. xs-25g675-
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. SEPT s7s-cattie- Receipts.
. 200 Market Ice lover. Native Sceers 81 =
NeE- native cews and heffers- - s5T5-5o-
80 calves, s7-5ef5--5o- western steers. sS-s5
t5t45- western COWS. se-5oG -
EoGs-RsceipEs. 910C Market steady. Bulk
- sales. STsoad 81; heavy- $500 - pack
ers zne AE-eaers. sS1s-se: light sT-5eGs 20;
piEs s5T-E-
Nu1teu< s. zsG5- lambs - s0Gs5r- range
Zeraers. S4E52 range ewes xSs5G475-
CHICAGO
;. CHICAGO. Sep-. -Z7--cattie- receipts s<1-
mated a. = .o90- market steady. tec lover
fseveS S4f-S10. Texas Sreers So sd14l- To-
Uesrsru steers s. e0de-59. stecsers and feed
.ers- 3. ofT5-5. ard heifers- s. S06fs
esLFes- s. lle Eeg-Rfce eip-s estimated st -.
tN- MARKET = lover Ii-hr- 8 500 : ~.
1ltEec. 8 $50 $50. aeaFT. ST.-eG 5. 80 rpugh.
Ss-IeGs-9o- zoes - ehaics hezvy- s. - g so;
S1ssr.--E RECEIPTS esrinsrst S5 0s,0- market Ioc
i7TFes.: Native 81 sat - western s2-sosE5.
-esrtirES- 81 Sofz 70. tzuhs. native 81 "a
. : - western. s. 49G7Ia
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28

The following maximum and minimum temper
atures reported from eastern stations fuc
prevfeEs day. Chicago. $3.50 New York. e4-J4;
Omaha. 1916.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure j. falling rapidly over the north
bali o< the Pacific slope and there Indf-
cations Of the approach OF depression on the
north Pacific There has been but little rain in
California vest ef fhe Sierras. but thunder
storms are reported IN the mountains and east
HEAVY rain has fallen In southern Nevada. and
conditions are favorable for further rain The
tempera tire has risen rapidly in Oregon. Wash
tnEtsn and Idaho ard has fallen about 10 de-
Erees IN Nevada. The relative humidity at Red
Bluff - per cert and ar Fresno 80 per cent.
Forecast for the 80 hours ending az p. N,
September Is
san Francisco and vicinitv-Claudy Tuesday;
possibly light showers By night. light south
wind changing 10 BRISK west
!. Santa Ciar1 vsIley-Claud- TEesdays Hght
suurh wind: possibly Hgbt showers.
Sacramento rafley-CIeutv Tuesday; showers
In the foothills: moderate south wind.
San Joaquin vzlley-Cioudy Tuesday. with
showers in ths foothills and mountains; Eght
southwest wind
Les Angeles and vfcfniry-CIoudS TUESDAY.
with showers ii the mountains light south
wind.
A 9 NesDIE District Fere~ss-sr
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28

B. c.; stmr Bsekman. for Seattle. Br shi7
Osborne ror Seattle
ULPQUA-Arrsved Sept es-schr Lily. from
Sailed sept asstmr san Gabriel fo< san
Pedro. via Eureka
SEATTLE-Arrived Sept 3s-Semr Wasp
Arrived sept 2T-ssmr LeeIsnau- trou Ia
coma stmr HzraEd DoIIar fruun san Francfscc-
U stnr Burnside frprs Tacou,a: ztnr Frest-
dent. from San Erancfsee-
sailed SEPT 2I-sse- s1a1r Ella for kaS.s 11r
oor. sfmr Wasp. for Eagle harber- 81 stn1r "
elops fer Taeauas ssnE Burnside for Fert
Port LEDLow-Arrived Sept z7-stur Tiv-
BRESIERToS-Ar sent @R stmr
= coRpaTE.tT1. s1s,Z fT9 Es@, lem rs ss6sle Sorth-
western from Valdez. fer Seattle
Arrived Sept 25-Stmr A 6. Lindsay. RON
cRESCENT-Psssed in Sent z7-Stm- Harold
Dollar, hence sept 2 for ssartIe
NEW T0RK-SaiIed Sept z5>tur Iss1niA1-
for Puerto Mexico.
ISLAND PORTS
QfJI.E-Arrfyet SEPT 2--Bark r P
Rither- from HfTo. Dafch war stur Soord Bra
sailed sept ss-Iap stmr Amerssa MARI tur
FOREIGN PORTS
Puerto MEXfCO-Arrived Sept 25-S5uir
WELLINGTON Y Z-Saiied Sept 2A-B-
bars r. A.tSege E, Tor san Francisco.
NELBot, SE-sr-ivasi Aug sa-Rr =tnr Gar
from Tac1ua.
NEWCASTLE fAHstraIIal-ssffest aug g.
Scar David Evans. fsr san Francisco
IN port AnzS3ABr bark BeIen- fog Oregon
M4ZATLAN-Arrivesf Sept e4-Ssmr Curacae-
from GuaEmas. and sailed for SsH Frznetscc.
SALISA CRUZ-AErivsti Sept eESsUr Nezt-
can. frem HiIo.
Sailed sept s5-s5m- yIrzinian. far san Fran
cisco.
yICTORIA-saiEed sept sEBr stmr Ku-
merle. for China
LoNDoS-4rrfved sept elRuss ship Dundee
from Dregea-
for san Francisco
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW Y0RK-Arrfvetf SEPT 2-S<mr Erucn-
land from Antwerp stnr Posssian- -,frenH Rot
terdau-
HA3fBURG-Arrivr,9 Sept 2slStur Pe1nsyt
vanis. FROM New YORK SEPT 2T-semr Dezsseh-
ialsl from New York
from Nev YGrk
PLTstoTTH-Arrfvpd sent z-Ssmr Kaizsr
Wilhelm st.r Crosse. fruul NeN York
LIFERP0oE-Arrived Sept 2E-Stnr Arabic.
from New York
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28
SCHOONER RAMMED BY
BIG STEAMER AND SINKS
Three OF Crew Go Down. but
Two Are Rescued

BUFFALO. n r. sept 27.-The
steamer City Of Erie. from Cleveland.
ran down 3 schooner supposed to be the
Eeelestou- hafIing from a Canadian port.
rIv today or Erie. Pa
4 The schooner sank and three OF its
- Y. two men and q woman, went down
ID 81
Tie men were rescued BY small boats.
hEt we're 1nconscfou= and have not re-
covered suG1rfeutiy to give their names
O. the nz1rS ef the boat.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28
CANNfRY VESSELS
RETURN WITH FISH
Bohemia, Oriental and Star OF
Peru Bring l3z,S4S Cases
and 1929 Barrels

HREE ships of the
salmon feet put IN
an appearance yes
terday, and their
combined cargoes
amounted TO 1884,
s4s cases and ], $50
barrels OF salmon
Each ship IN addi-
ton 20 a big cargo
OF salmon brought
down from the can
aeries fishermen.
cannery hands and
clerks. whose land
ing On the beach,
loaded with bags
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28
Ne~ YerEret.I Market

XIV YORK sept eT-Tia. 6rm- No sales,
Setf-- 80 e - s2lsc- September. SD-50eI
=. s2--es October 90 slsz .Sl.5scs November.
81 80 70 S5c- December. - .75F7 - Soc TIE
EeEsoE lIarEer rru- with spot Quoted 81
- rs - and futures A. kfsI-
>gznfs-t cVpper- steady SCOT e1c September.
I2ss5fz - Ts.- i..-1er - -0fi Z See N0Eeaher.
- - it.i- ss,, De--Fzher 12-SoGSIsc- No sales
Tie Lcriior. msrkpr fsss sreaGF- spot. s5s Zoe;
c7lIsr n f7isl R-5r- slecrrniTric, L. S5d ISc;
esstrS. - 81 G-z So
Lead. gsle.- SPOT So q -7T-sc New York
III -2fC &c Easr - L1ut<- Ite Lonten
nErse- was gher st 80 fss ID
Sael-er- ts-ier Snor. 1-79n5 So Sev York
ard a. 5.sil 80 80 Ess- - Louis deiiTerT- The
tez9an llarEs- vas unehangsc sr - = g.
The ERSll<h iro1 Earsef vas higher CleEe-
1r-z -at-artS - "a locally Ire market WIS
F5fz No.- foon6rT northern cEote1 ~ SIS
5S Ne sIs-J1E19- Nc / southern snd
.s-- searksrn sofr- SIed1e-5o
NaF1I Stores-TurpeHtine and Rssin
eATaNS2zf- seq 9T.-spfrfrs rzrrentsrs-
Fs1 80 t5sc- sales 81 receipts. 645s ship
-a-fs 50
Rlslu-Fl1u- Ssles. fzss. receipts. isss.
Saa1errs. - 7sS- sroess- 4a.f<lG- Quote; 3.
s. sac 2 $50. 2. sz37tz- c. 81 60:
= s. gs - 50 K $50. n $50. y
3 80 we sfeI wv $50.
London Hop Market
LIVERPOOL. sept. es-Hsus n Lcndon Pa
rsse ssaz-. sru- - l0s % IS los
Minneapolis Flax Market
.f-NSEAPoLIS sept eT.-FIaz. sI-sTA-
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28
CompagnIe Generate Tr.nsatIantio.e

DIRECT LINE To HAyRE-PARrs
Sailing every Thursday instead Of Satnraru
at 70 a. n. from pier 42, North riyer feet Il
Morton ST.
First class TO Hzvre. &17.5a and upwzr,s. sec
onsI class 10 Havre- $50 and upward. EEyERsr.
AGENCY for UNITED STATES and CANADA
10 state St. New York J. r. FEGAzT Wsn
sger pzeiEc essst, $40 Apnfgsmery 81 ssn
aselEs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28
Memoranda

Per bktn 8 g. Wilder at san Francisco Serr
= from HenoiulH-Ezperieuc light Winds and
rough seas until Sept - theme had strong
northwest vfnds 20 per-
Per schr Annie IodHson-SepE - saw Il rhres
n1assed bark bound south. also fgur Elascssl
se1r. boan3 north
Per ship Bohenrta-Sept T. IN Cnin1ak pass.
saw hkta Centennial s15 bark PzEImita- bound
fer San FraBci=ce
Per ship UrientzESept 81 Al deg - min
n 1j2 deg 80 min W. passed bark Star ef
Peru. bound for San francisco
I.aunrh imp towing srk vhica had
Just been Iaunfheff- and wheu OF 1fei<gs wharf
the swell caused hF stmr Governor. bound cut.
filed the ark. bur shs was taken alongside the
wharf before she sank
LONDON. sept Z7-SeveastIs. Australia ca
hles. Schr AlDeHa- from Naibourne far New
castle Australia i anchored OF Srnek-nu
beach near Newcastle Australia IN T danger
posifioE- life boat has Ianfed crew from
the vessel
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28

ana baggage, added considerably 10 the
life along the water front
The ships that arrived were the Bohe-
mia Oriental and star OF Peru
Ine Bohemia, Captain WhsImau. z5
days from koggIUng. brought 4254I
cases OF "a imon- September in Cnimak
pass the Bohemia spoke the barkentfne
centennial and the bark Para miIz. both
bound Tor this port with cargoes OF
salmon.
The Oriental Captain Wilson. was p
0ayS from kOggfEng and brought 49,
osS cases and I.s39 barrels Of salmon
Captain Wilson says that but for the
fog. II which he was playing hide and
seek with the EzrdIloues for four days
le would nave made the run home in
three weeks
The Star Of Peru. Captain swanson.
brought 3S.z6s cases OF salmon
6ovEzEoE svAMPs AN Ark
wave frou the big steamer Ciovernoc
yesterday cn Mefggs wharf The ark which haS
been lying At the <oos sf Hyde street for many
men who Intend 70 use II a. hI.zlttuz lodge on
rhe AtF1so marshes. In tow af the launch Inn
the ark Start@i yesterday vtfh Ihe four owners
on baerd for rne An<1erSsl shfpYard in South san
Francisco 10 b 6FerhaqIe1
tntke the ark used eF the late Captain Noah.
Tie specimen of marine architecture in tow Of
the Imp vas pitched nefther WITHIN nor virhozEr
ont the huA was not leaking very seriously aad
the TeEsge To Hunters point weuld have been
tow I1To the wash caused BY the outward bound
Governor
The GcVerzor ws< IN hurry and sent a series
q ful sized hfiloEs IN the direction Of the ark
The <ea poured n through the front door and
rushed eUr q tne back deer burdezed with
tables En1 chairs besis stoves and cooking uteu-
s1s- The ARK rolled ever and seecped ID q ten
or rvd q brine Tie four owners who hzd
beeR sitting ou the rsJf ef their hunting ted<n
made leap for the diugey that was towing
zstern and landed safely without c4psizing the
Iifeboat
The Imp managed 70 get the ark alongside the
seawz1 n time 70 save Il from sinking Jimmy
Black- n the Nerehznts' exchange TawI picked
u sEch Df the household effects as remained
atOaF- and to-day wiz dive for the kitchen stove
which w4s also carried overheard
TENTo EARU WILL Re DUE THURSDAY
The Japanese liner Teuxo Mara CAPTAIN Bent
lefr Ho7clzlG az II o'clock a n last Friday and
s due here early THURSDAY u1orning- The liner
hes e1 board . cabin passengers. IS Chinese tn
the seeerAgs and cargo which fncfades "a tons
CT raw silk Is tens of mating and s7a rou= of
tea ard 9taer oriental ercharsiTse Among the
passengers - n n. avery. assistant general
manager e the conaP4E<. Who 1s< called 70 Yo-
GOVERNOR RESUMES IT'S VOYAGE SOUTH
The Pacific Coast steamship eoupanyss Cor
erncr- captain TEc1ss. which arySFed Sunday
from Seattle. sailed yesterday afternoon for san
Pedro and ssh Diego with large number >of
passengers. 1E1GRg Etou were.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28
Exports by the Hilou,an

The steamer Hfionisa sailed for Honoluln On
Friday with cargo vaIged s1s0.5f4 and IN
Gliding the following 1s5 bbls f0ur I.aSS
bales hay. f-21s e9is barley 6.735 lbs beans.
2 e5I lbs and 40 IS meals > 4aa lbs n1IddIngs
2 gGe lbs mflifee5 ga canned goods 2 233
lbs dried f<h. $500 lbs Goldfish TO.JaJ lbs
butter. Tf3 lbs and cheese. 81 es eggs
f.I5o Ihs dried fruit 10 lbs rsisius. 45a Dkgs
potatoes Tf5 pkxs ouisa=. 1s+s BkgS fresh
fruit 81 pkxs vegetables. 2-fsi lbs fresh meat
:. s35 fbs dressed poultry. fs,3ss lbs lard 20
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28
>un. lIoaa and Tfde
O. : Rraneh HydroEraphir One

A hrHzeA - the United states hvtIrorraut-r
offce- located IN he Merchants Exehznrp i
attained "A san Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, Without regard p nationality and free
- expense <aTtGatnrs ccr1iaIrv f-zfres1 r.
rxir rhe ef1ce- where COMPLETE sets Of esz-4s
anf - linz cirerrlnns q the worid are kenf a.
hznd fGr comparison and reference and tbe
latest information can always be obesfrets re-
-zrfng lieiss- CANCERS - EiEstiou and mat
terS - interest - ocean ecumerre
J. C. BCRSETT.
Lieutenant (. 5. X in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28

NEWS OF THE OCEAN

Tts following charters were announced yestsr-
day. The British ship Howard D. Troap, at
Portland. wheat thence 70 Europe az 21s Sd
chartered prior to arrival. schooner Ariel. at
Gravs HzE5or. lumber thence 20 sfazatlan 1T s.,
pgiGr 20 arrival schooner Prosper. at Egreha.
lumber thence % Manz4nili9-
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sco1-eS ard also - Al tor victortaux Amert<
saHs oo1gnt c-ossbrecs freely hzrdeaing
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Army Transports

The Crook Is In uort
TIE Thouaas is IN port
The Sherman is in port
The Warren Is at Manila.
The Dix rvate frozn Seattle fer Manila
sailed from Honolulu September =
The Lcr2n. freul San Francisco fer Maniia.
sailed from Henolula September IL.
The Sheridan sailed freul Manila for Seattle
September H.
The Bufsr.i sailed from Ssgs<akt September q
Yer this port
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28

Of grain for Europe wene TO sea this afternoon
Schooner c. s. Holmes left up the river today
for Rainier to load lzruber for San Pedro
Steamer Rainier arrived redsy from San Fran
cisco with general carlo and left up the river
70 discharge and lead Iurrber for return.
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SALES

~ AUCTION SALE = Thursiay- ~
90 Sept 30 II a u Dzb9ee -
stables. 21S209 Valencia St. 50 head er al
purpose horses and wagons ouz@ieS-
carts. harness. 3 buses ) 4nd three seat
ers- everything represented ar noceJ r.
funded Outside stock Sold ou ccEln tsst7c
Sale rain or shiEe- Park -7-3- WILLIAM
CLOCGH. sretianeer
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ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
North German Lloyd

Large East ard luxurious Twin Screw
Express and Passenger Steamships.
Equipped With Wireless and Submarine Signals.
PLIMOUTH-CHEH BOURG-BREMEy
Express SafiiEgs Tuesdays at 10 A. "
Cecilie $500. Oct. u Kaiser Wm- II Oct IS
1ais- Wm-d-Gr- Oct 10 xronprinz Wm. Nov. ?
PLYMOUTH-CHER RBOURG-BREMEN
IEtn-screw saihngs THURSDAYS az 10 A VI.
Washington - Oct. IA Prinz Friedrich Oct IS
Bremen Oct q Barbarossa Nov. 4
George Wasbinxfon-Sails Oct 1Ls7 600
tons Newest and Largest German ship afaar
Every Innovation known 70 the safpbuilder's art
Gfbraltar-Naples-- es--fsenoa-AlEfefs
Mediterranean SsIitngs saturdays at IL A. NJ
Princess Irene. Oct 9 Berlin fnewr--.N Nov q
n Albert. Oct. . Princess Irene Nov. 20
Independent Around the World Tours
Travellers. cheeks good all over the world
Apply OELHICHs & Co.. Gent Agents
Broadway. New York. or
zabert Careile. e. A. r. C.. 30 Powell ST cun
Sr. Francis Hotel. San Francisco.
Telephoue-kearnF 1874.
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Weather Report

United States department OF agriculture
WeaEher bureau. San Francisco. Sept - 1909
RAINFALL. DATA
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28

cs and bbIs salmon, so bbls beer, 1-25o gals
spirits s5 e Hauers 1s2 es mineral water
5.s74 gals and IS es wine. automobiles and
80 parts ~ cs boots and shoes. 81 pkgs dry
goods rs - hats s rolls leather, II pkgs sad
dIery es cartridges s.. SGT lbs tobacco. I9 es
cigars and cigarettes. - bicycles. I6 pkgs
elevator material LIS pkgs tank material $50
SKIS cement I5g.sfJ lbs fertilizer, Is cyIs gas
Isl pcs and bdis steel and iron. 26 pkgS
chinery. SEQ pes and fs6 bdis pipe $50 es soa7.
ellis I'll pkrs naval stores. fG2 Fkgs drugs. I44
lbs opium Is bbIs tar, es typevrfters, Is
pkgs windows
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28
Time Ball

Enlted Sta-es hraneh hvdrograp1ic office. Mer-
caauts' EzehangR. san Fra1eisco. September
b. - le0a
jag tiUe call the rgnf ~ the Fsfrmout
;fr-el --lx dropped today exactly nooa- Pacfrc
sS-srtlard rne it-ira meridian, at. 81. g4Ea.
= lis- -erfenwieh nean time
2 G. BCRSETT
=: T.lel1enanr. z. s y. n charge.
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ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA sAUsALrTo
sausaIitr. Mi vaIIe7 San aafaeI = TlIiI

sausaTitr Mi valley San aafasI - 1siIv
every 80 minutes from Gas a. n untn 9-45
A. m: hourly until 2-45 D. m. then 3-rl D. N
and every 50 minutes until 7s45 D. m then SEQ
lg:3I p. m and I2-0i A. H. tOn sundays in
astiiridn-Every 30 minutes from 9.sJ A. n to
SIS D N. excepting a-f5 D. n
Esfrfsx-Leave= +6-45. T-I5 T45 S.f5 S-t5
3.15 9.tI 4I0-I5 10-s5. 11I.f5. Has a. N.
rtz.i5. I2-a5. r1sI5 Las. etJ. SIS. 5-t5. as.
4.4J J:I5. 5.45- e-I5. f6-45- "a D m
San Quentin via San Eafael-Leave s.4J a m
I:45 D. II
fituruz and BelVe1ere-FTeek DAYS. 80 q.Gs1
sfi ~ a. fs12-t5 D. saturdays 0uIyl. $50
$50 D. M Suadays-7s30. eco 11-00 a N.
t2:io- 5-3n- $50 D n and S1.-e1 a n
SUNDAY arrive s-o5 D. IL Except Sunday
Sunday only. sSstursfaT only. sFia SausaIfro.
Pacific Transfer ComFany.s agents are autasr-
ICED cheek baggage direct from residences
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NaraI store.-rurpentine sna Re.in
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

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