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Agents

BIG MONEY. AGENTS; FREE SAMPLE Of
fer us days only. bright. sparkling. famous
s. Barnatto stimulation diamond ring; brill
liancy equals genuine-detection battles ex-
perts; fills every requirement Of the most
exacting pleases the most fastidious; at only
one thirtieth the cost of the real diamond.
AS a means Of introducing this marvellous
and wonderful scintiIlating gem and securing
many new friends quickly possible.
We are making special inducement for the
new year. We want you to wear this beau
t;ful ring this masterpiece OF mans handl-
craft this stimulation that sparkes with all
the beauty and flashes with all the fire Of tho
genuine diamond. We want you to show 1t
to your friends and take orders for US, as 1t
sells itself-sells at sight-and makes 100 per
cent profit for you, absolutely without effort
on your part We want good. honest repre-
sentatives everywhere In every locality, city
or country; In fact, In every country
throughout the world. both men and
women. young and old. who will not
sell or pawn the Barnatto stimulation dia-
monds under the prctense that they are genu-
Inc gems as such action sometimes leads to
trouble or embarrassment II you want a
stimulation diamond. substitute for the
genuine. don't wait, act today, this adj
vertisement may not appear again. First
come, frst served. For free sample offer,
beautiful ring. earrings, stud scarf (stick)
pin, address THE BARNATTO DIAMOND
CO., Girard building. Chicago. ((Mention this
paper). 1-l1-t
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$4oo-A NEAT CIGAR STAND; cash regis
ter, shelving and counters quartered oak;
full stock of cigars and tobacco; rent $40;
fixtures about $780, stock at invoice; laundry
agency: owners have two places; will sell
smaller at a bargain; books show business.
See LEAIY e. SON.
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To Rent

RENT FURNISHED COT
tage of or rooms; rent must be reason
able: permanent; not too far out Address
BOX SOC, Herald. 3-24-7
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Telephones: MAIN 2so5: FASH.
Lcahy'S0nl
Leading
Business Brokers

SUITE 311-312-312h SEVERANCE BLDG
NORTHWEST CORNER SIXTH AND
MAIN STREETS.
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Rooms

PROFESSIONAL MAN ON SALARY DE-
sires room in private home with home at
mosphere near Pico Eleventh. close to
Main Hill preferred Address BOX 433.
Herald. 3-19-tf
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ATTORNEYS


ROBERT @. LOuCKS. REMOVED TO sie-6i7
Merchants Trust building. Home phone oss
7-lg-sw- low
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Miscellaneous

HIGHEST PRICE PAID
for second hand barrels of all kinds; also
boxes bought and sold; new boxes to or
: der. ROOKIE BROS, 7s6 Wall st. Tel
Hnma Fa1k2 S-28-Ss
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-28

SHOE MANUFACTURERS PERMANENT
business offer-You control parlor, store or
managing agency for the BEST most attrac-
tive and scientifically improved make of
dress shoes known; IL new Sightseeing fea-
lures; $1,000 to $4,000 per year. NO RISK.
Previous experience unnecessary. MARVEL
SHOE CO., 105 Summer ST., Boston, Mass.
3-21-6t sun only
NEW 4-SIEVE STRAINER AND SPLASH
preventer sold to agents at prices that defy
competition. Sample mailed FREE. $3.50
daily easily made; write and let us prove it,
SEED FILTER MFG. CO., New York 1881
WANTED-SALARY AND COMMISSION
selling electric laundry compound, washes
without rubbing; guaranteed, new PROPOSE
ton. 119ls S. Spring ELECTRIC COM
POUND co. 3-2S-1
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CASH REGISTERS

CASH REGISTER BARGAINS.
We are overstockeds with second hand cash
registers; we must and will sell them. Come
in and make us an offer on these second
hand registers; we have new registers as
low SIS. We sell you on easy monthly
payments We trade. buy and sell, repair,
replate and do general cash register bust
ness. We not in the trust Call, write
or phone, J. r. WALLER. 643 s. Spring
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Things on Wheels

WANTED-RUNABoUT OR TOURING CAR.
late model in exchange for clear city prop
erty. See MIR. SMITH, so4 Citizens National
Bank bldg. s-2e-a
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s750-REsTAURANT AND DELICA'
lessen; rent only $40; seating capacity 3S;
daily receipts $40; large room; good hx-
lures; steam tables; kitchen utensils, sill
yerware. all complete and serving a nice
class of cash trade. For terms see LEAH
&. SON.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-28

WANTED-LADIES QUICK BEAUTY Gull
ture pays big FLORENTINE HAIRDRESS-
ING COLLEGE, corner Broadway, entrance
227 Mercantile place, A profession that costs
less. earns more. F72S7. 3-2S-25t
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Help-Female

WANTBD-MIDDLE AGED WOMAN TO
do light general homework in small fam
lily; good home, easy work; good place for
right person. state wages desired. Ad-
dress BOX 430, Herald. 1888
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LADIES = DIR. LaFRANco's COMPOUND;
safe, speedy regulator. 25 cents. Druggists
or mail. Booklet free. DR.. LaFRANCO.
philadelphia. Pa. 3-2-tt-ss
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CAPITAL FURNISHED
Industrial, manufacturing, mining, oil. gas
and railway stock and bond issues sold di-
rect to investors; commission basis. SAM
UEL GRAHAM & CO., Selling Brokers, 43
Sacrament St, Montreal, Canada. 3-2S-r
DO YOU WANT AN INVESTMENT WHERE
your money is not only safe but is earning
: more money : every day? II. so call at
room 614 Auditorium bldg and learn of
the best opportunity for the investment of
your money offered today. 3-2S-1
FOR REMITTANCE GARAGE. DOING A
good business; rent nominal machinery
or good will to buy. This is a opening
See OWNER, 4Os 8. Broadway. 3-21-tf
RESTAURANT-$150, WORTH $3.50; MUST
leave at once fine business opportunity
BOX 452. Herald. 1858
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USE. BAsSETrS. THE ORIGINAL NATIVE
herbs for rheumatism constipation; so tablets
for CSC. In black boxes. at all druggists
3-14-tf
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EUREKA PASTE FACTORY, MAKERS OF
paste for all uses. 144 S. ANDERSON
ST. Home A1s34: Sunset Boyle II.
9-16-w-f-s-s-m-x
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PERSONALS

LADIES ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
Chchesters pills, the Diamond brand; for %
years known best. safest. always reliable.
Buy OF your druggist; take no other.
Chichesters Diamond brand pills are sold by
druggists everywhere. 6-3-tts
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MRS. ANDERSON, 1881 s. FLOWER
Treatments for colds rheumatism and nerv-
BUSINESS. PHONE F4752. s-25-f
sPECIAL-100O CARDS s1.OO. ENTER
PRISE PRINTING CO., 3412 E. First st.
Home 41330 S-2S-l
JAMES R. ROGERS. Ex-EXANINER U. s:
patent office. Patents t2s BYRNE
BLDG. Los Angeles. Cal. 12-l-m
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BAKERY
Bakery and living rooms at $3.50; 10x12
oven; 2 horses: wagons, buggy and fixtures.
in splendid condition See LEAHY & SON.
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WANTEp-LADY FROM so TO 60 YEARS
old in family of two light work, good home
small wages. 1861 MYRA ST., East Holly
wood. 3-2S-1
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GROCERY

S500-Three modern living rooms; no COM
petition; just the place for a man and wife
seeking living and comfort. See LEAHY
& SON.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-28

SIS WEEKLY EASILY EARNED WRITING
and mailing letters positively no scheme
whatsoeyer). Send 10c silver for instruc-
lions and outfit. DEPT. V32S, 391 w.
Diversey Chicago. 1881
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s65OO-sIx- ROOM HOUSE. near Westlake
mark. in Bonnie Brae tract $1,000 cash, $500
terms at per cent; now bringing $50 per
month rental; here is an investment or a
bargain for fine home in fashionable neigh
borhood See LEAHY & SON.
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OUR RooMING HOUSE AND HOTEL PROP
FRTIES ARE AMONG THE MOST DESI-
RABLE PROPOSITIONS ON THE MARKET.
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GIVE us AN OPPORTUNITY TO REPRE-
SENT YOUR INTERESTS AND WE WILL
GIVE YOU OUR EXPERIENCE AND
EARNEST EFFORT,
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ALMlsTs AND MEDIUMS
Prot. w. E. King
Dead Trance CIairvoyant

THE ELECTION OF TAFT.
AND THE DEFEAT OF BRYAN.
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DRUG STORE
CENTRAL AVE. DRUG STORE-Two liv-
ing rooms rent $12; nice little store with
complete stock of drugs. cigars. post cards,
and full line of stationery; invoice $1,000. See
LEAHY & SON.
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IF you BUY THROUGH US WE PRO.
TECT YOU AND GUARANTEE TITLE.
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Live Stock

WANTED-HoRsE WEIGHING BETWEEN
1000 and 100 lbs, costing about SIS; must be
willing to have him tried. ROOKIE Bros.
1856 Wall st. Phone F3153 3-28-1
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WANTED--GIRL OR WOMAN TO ASSIST
in tine OF children. Apply 1903
LAKE ST. 1881
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MANAGER WANTED FOR BRANCH ADJ
vertisng office; salary 500 per month; refer
once required; active interest; $500 required;
established concern; security given. 1928 L.
A. TRUST BLDG. 1882
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GROCERIES, FEED AND FUEL
Grocery. Feed and Fuel business; large
store and yard room living rooms; rent
$40; receipts $50 daily; invoice about 500;
located on E. 9th st. See LEAHY SON.
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s95O-CHICKEN RANCH; 4 lots near car
line; 20 minutes from the city; sandy soil;
coop and chicken house built for service;
plenty of water; 3-room house; grapes. black
berries, young trees: an ideal chicken ranch
and worth double the price asked; owner
must leave. See LEAHY & SON.
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YOUNG NAN (26) WITH SEVERAL
years experience in Office work wants
employment; good penman; references
gwen. Address w. f., 914 East Sixth
St, city 32S-l
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CHICKEN RANCHES
$1100 CHICKEN RANCH-Near Los An
geles; acre of ground. 7-room house. wire
netting fitted up for chickens; nice home and
good surroundings. See LEAHY & SON.
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CIGAR STAND
SOUTH MAIN ST. CIGAR STAND at in
voice; about $3.50; doing $50 daily laundry
agency; good class trade. See LEAHY &
SON.
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Help-Male and Female
Help, Male or Female-lnvestmen
Required

WANTED AT ONCE, MAN OF ABILITY TO
handle office end of established concern; $500
necessary; salary 500 per month; active in
TRUST BLDG. 1882
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s375-GROCERY; 8 large living rooms;
rent SIS; receipts $40 daily; nice clean
little store; all cash trade; just the place
for a lady or small family to secure
good living. present owner must leave
the city See this at once, as it will sell
quick LEAHY & SON.
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MEAT MARKETS
seo0-GROCERY; s living rooms; rent s45;
will invoice; all cash trade; also meat
market adjoining room; will invoice $400; all
cash trade; the entire business for sale or
either, as you may desire; $40 rent covers
both places; fine business corner. See
LEAHY & SON.
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YOUNG MAN OF ABILITY WITH SOME
capital can secure active interest in well
tabished concern with a salary of 800 per
month. Fun investigation solicited. 1928 l..
A. TRUST BLDG. $685.
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STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERY at In
voice; west side location: fixtures at $1,000
stock at invoice rent s45 90; doing $500 daily
The very best class of good paying trade
Positively the best opportunity to obtain a
fine paying cash trade at invoice. For par
tlculars see LEAHY & SON.
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SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG LAW STU
dent wants position where he can earn ex-
penses. Would prefer position with law firm,
real estate firm commercial photographer
BOX 49, Herald. 3-2S-1
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GROCERY AND BAKERY
FIGUEROA ST. GROCERY AND BAKERY
GOODS-Rent SIS; average business $40 daily:
years lease; invoice about $3.50 See this
this week through LEAHY & SON.
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MEAT MARKET-HOOPER AVE, rent
SIS monthly; living rooms; $500 or invoice;
will trade for lot, inside property.
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WANTED-PosTTIoN AS WATCHMAN OR
place of trust; was Indian campaign
and reconnaissance in old Mexico in 1882;
have excellent recommendations BOX 467,
Herald. 3-2S-l
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VANTED-PoSITIoN AS BoOKKEEPER BY
young man, thoroughly competent; can
typewriter. t. L. BISHOP. $50 Arroyo drive.
Pasadena 3-2S-1
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-14
CLINICS FOUNDED
IN THREE CITIES
ANTI tuberculosis Society Di-
yides Fight Against White
Plague into Districts

OAKLAND. Aug. 13.-The Alameda
county society for the prevention of
tuberculosis is preparing clinics i'm the
three east bay cities and will probably
procure two places in the county out
side the cities, where afflicted persons
can be treated.
clinic is being maintained at the
Oakland settlement for the population
south of Seventh street and a general
clinic is established at the Oakland col
lege of medicine and surgery. Thirty
first and Grove streets. Medical atten-
ton is given at those places to tuber-
cular patients, and the only charge is
a minimum price for medicines.
Clinics have been established in
Berkeley. and the dispensary in Ala
media will soon be prepared. A hos
pital for tuberculosis may be estab-
lished at Niles and the society will ask
the board of supervisors to furnish bet
ter Accommodations for tubercuIar in
digents at the county infirmary.
The Associated charities has an agent
visiting needy patients to inspect the
sanitary conditions. Where persons are
found to be suffering fran lack of
milk, eggs and similar nourishment, the
Associated charities supplies the food
free.
The officers of the society are: Ken
meth A. Millican, president; DIR. Ed
ward Won Adelung. first vice president;
Miss Mary Page, second vice president;
George p. Baxter, treasurer; r. o.
Moody, secretary, and DIR. Won Adelung,
DR.. c. A. Dukes, DR.. S. H Buteau and
DR., Frank Simpson, advisory committee.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-14
NEWS OF OAKLAND BERK EY ALAMEDA HAYWARD
PREFERENCE GIVEN
TO PRETTY GIRLS
New York Telephone Company
Believes That Only Stupid
Women Appear Ugly


NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-'Its stupid
for woman to be ugly.
Therefore the ugly woman is unde-
sirable in the business world.
ANY woman is pretty who is bright.
healthy and neat.
Therefore it is the pretty woman
who succeeds in the business world
These are the beliefs of the New York
telephone company, expressed through
II. K. Mccain, one of the department
heads.
Naturally, in employing our opera
tors, we give the preference to the
pretty girls because that is only an
other way of saying we prefer clever
girls explained Mccain. There is
no fixed standard of beauty, so it is
safe to say that to the educated person
any bright woman appears attractive.
IF an applicant is not neat in her
dress she will probably not be neat in
her mental processes. Her work will
be slovenly. This is one of the class
of physical attributes that indicates a
woman's intelligence.
About % per cent of our girls are
lost to us each year through marriage.
That is evidence of their attractive
ness"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-14
DAUGHTER OF RANCHER
BURIED AS A PAUPER
No One Claimed the BODY of
Ella PringIe

OAKLAND, Aug. 1S.-Chief of Police
wilson has received letter from
John Dunn of 1892 East Fourteenth
street, Los Angeles, announcing that
Miss Ella Pringle, who died here amid
peculiar circumstances and whose body
was buried in the potter's field last
Saturday, was a daughter of James
Pringle of Standish postof1ce, Lassen
county, California.
Dunn says that Pringle is in com
Portable circumstances and would have
been amply able to bear the EXPENSE
of his daughters funeral had he known
of her death. George Pringle. a
brother of the dead woman. also lives
near Standish postoffice, according to
Dunn.
Miss Pringle was found in a diving
condition in a lodging house at 829
Washington street the evening NJ
August 2. At the receiving hosnttaI
her case was diagnosed as one of moi
soning, and she was treated accord
ingly. After her death, however an
autopsy revealed the fact that she had
succumbed to a cerebral hemorrha oa
Several elements of mystery in corr
nection with her death led the police
to make an investigation, which was
finally dropped.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-14
]. DAlzElL BROWN
QUITS SAN QUENTIN
Former Director of Safe Deposit
Company Accepts S5.35 on
Leaving Prison
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN QUENTIN, Aug. 13.-Unlike his
arrival here 10 months ago, when he
dashed up to the prison gateway in a
big red auto, the departure of j. DaIzelI
Brown, former director of the defunct
California safe deposit and trust COM
pany of San Francisco, was quiet and
unostentatious this morning
Brown was sent to San Quentin May
13, 1908, to serve Is months for en-
bezzIements but the term was short
ened on account of good behavior. At
o'clock this morning he was up and
dressed in his suit of stripes, for his
citizens clothes were waiting for him
in the change" room below
Many of the ceremonies which he
found irksome and humiliating at the
time of his entrance were repeated be-
fore he was given his liberty. His
photograph was taken, as we'll as his
measurements. and his finger prints
were also registered under the De Pue
system.
Then he was given his street suit of
dark brown, his soft felt hat and tan
shoes, and when he walked through
the small iron wicket that means free
dom from the prison walls there was
something in his carriage and face that
told plainly how much that moment
meant to him.
STATE MONEY ACCEPTED
But he was not yet a free man. The
papers of release must be duly signed
and copy given him. This was done
quickly, but Browns hands shook nerv-
ously while he waited. He was i'm
patient to put the walls of San Quentin
far behind him, but he did not forget
to secure pair of gold cuff buttons
which had been left in care Of Captain
Ellis.
He also accepted. and anxiously, too.
the SIS given all prisoners at their re-
lease, and IS cents fare to San Fran
cisco. He counted the money, which
was in silver and nickels, carefully.
and pronounced it correct in a tone of
satisfaction.
DRIVEN TOWARD PETALUMA
Then he shook hands with the guards
in the office and at the prison gate, and
also with a few TRUSTEES who were
standing near.
From San Quentin he drove in COM
pany with his son over the circuitous
Greenbrae route to San Rafael, arriv-
ing there shortly after z o'clock, when
few persons were abroad. The horse
and buggy, which had been rented by
young Brown from a San Rafael stable,
were returned, and then father and son
walked three blocks to Petaluma ave-
nue.. where an automobile, occupied by
four persons, was waiting. Brown and
his son climbed into the machine, which
sped off in the direction of Petaluma.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-14
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

SAN PEDRO, Aug. 13.-The steamship Santa
Rosa arrived tonight from San Francisco and will
The steamer Chehalis cleared today for Grsys
Harbor to reload, taking freight and passengers
for San Francisco.
The steamer Caplstrano arrived from Aberdeen
to discharge lumber.
The steamer Shoshone cleared for South Bend
to reload.
The United States revenue cutter McCulloch
sailed today on cruise.
The steamer Tahoe arrived today from Grays
Harbor. bringing lumber.
The schooner C.. A. Thayer sailed today in bal
last for Grays Harbor to reload
VICTORIA, B. c., Aug. 13.-Steamer Mariana
sailed tonight for Australia via Honolulu and
Suva, carrying full list of passengers, in
Guiding British and Canadian delegates to the
congress of chambers of commerce of the en-
pre- to be held September Is at Sydney.
Steamer Empress Of India will arrive tonior-
row morning from the orient.
TACOMA, Aug. 13.-German steamer Uarda
arrived to load general freight for Hamburg.
British steamer Leelanaw shifted down sound
after discharging her cargo of gypsum.
Schooner Alhoa viii finish loading lumber to-
morrow for Honolulu.
Chilean bark Belfast will complete her cargo
of lumber for Callao tomorrow.
Steamer Shna Yak will complete loading lum-
Der tonight and leave early in the morning for
San Francisco.
PORTLAND, Aug. 13.-It is reported that the
steamer Hazel Dollar. which will be here soon,
has been fixed for the last of her cargo for
the orient, half Of the space having been taken
some time ago.
ASTORIA, Aug. 13.-Steamer Falcon is due
tonight from San Francisco with freight from
New York that came via the Mexican route.
Steam schooner J. Marhoffer arrived in port
this morning from San Francisco with freight
and passengers and left up the river to dis
charge, after which it will load lumber for a
return
Steamer Tamalpais is due tbs evening from
gan Francisco with general cargo for this
load lumber for a return.
The last of the seagoing log RATS this season
will be towed out of the Columbia river Sunday
by the steamer George w. Fenwick, which
also Will have full cargo of lumber for San
Pedro. The log raft will be towed into San
francisco bay and anchored. while the Fenwick
will proceed to San Pedro. The Hammond
lumber company, which is sending these RATS
10 California, has been very successful this
season, as the RATS have not met with
accidents.
American ship W. n. Macy, which is load
Ing lumber at the Hammond lumber company's
mill here for Port Natal South Africa is about
finished and was inspected today by Captain
Grove. lumber surveyor for the San Francisco
lumbermen's association