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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OSLO r p

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every Other Hour on the Even Heur %
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHING,TON
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW VrNrDN
STATION, WASHINGTON WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. 23d St Inv -
Washington, Sleepers- -. II So pm RI m
Washington. Diner. Parlor 80 am : IN ann
Washington, Diner. Parlor 100 am 10 OO an,
washington. Diner ,Parlor. n 80 am II a0 NJ n
Washington, IarlOr- ] 80 pm +. oO -,.,,
Pdrlor Car, New York 10 Richmond. IA
ROYAL Ltd Diner. Parlor :. 80 On. 4 ~ NV,
Washlngion, Diner. Parlor : 30 nm & ~ IN,
W Washington. Buffet, FarIor Is so nm : ~ ~,
Through Daily Trains 70 the West
ShicdSo, FltlSIGrg- -.--...- : So am : an an,
66iii.Siso. columbus -----ll.50 am 1sCti Mn
ilttsbuIg Cleve ard. g. so nm 4 M IN,
CFil'tseurg Limited, --.. ESQ Pm 100 rr9
TN, 81 l.. Louisville. ..11.SO nm n, az,
TN, 81 l., Louisville. Q 30 am IL on 49,
Cln.. St l.. Louisville. TO-. $50 nm \ ~ ~, ~
oInces. 40. asa, 1900 Broadway = 80, ~.
Aouse 22o Fifth Ave, y. v; IS Ave.
- ridge st: S4S Fulton St. RrorkI,,, ~
West I'D So and Liberty 81. '"'
Atter !. H. Sleeping car reser,-a ,;,,,,..
ana ful Information regarding trains ..t.s
can - oe obtained ~ Bureau OF InforInstfo,,'
No. Chelsea 6S5O. none
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l4Ist Street.


The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
property is 70 be sold is fourteen thousand
SIX hundred and four and T1-IOO dollars
tSli.6O4 I'D. with interest thereon from the
18th day Of August. 1909 together with
hundred and uinety-two ana Calico dollars
with interest from September 4th 1909 10
getcer with the expenses OF the sale The
approximate amount o. the taxes assess
meuts and water rates. or other liens. which
are 10 be allowed 10 the purchaser out ~
me purchase money. or paid by the Referee,
The premises will he sold subject 10:
CD Covenants and restrictions as 70
ment recorded Liber zoos II CSnVevsncss
Page -. between William II. DeFores+ AMI
Irue w Holt dated November @ iNsB re
corded November Q, 1850. as modified hv an
agreement recorded Liber 20f1 Page eos
~ state of facts shown on survey made
by y p. Nostrand, dated April 10. 1905
Dated Nav York September z 1870
JOHN Il. DOOLING Eefer.a
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STORAGE NOTICES

PEOPLES STORAGE co. 252 ana %
West 18th 81, New York.-To II H0oner
Mrs. Haynes, Thos. O'Connor. Nellie ar
John Payne, VIM. Harris, AuguAta Yoart
Mihtie Robinson, Frank keunar C,has
Burke. Alfred DufOur. Eliza Kensier. Yop
are hereby notified that the time for the
payment % the lien ] hold upon the ho,,se~
Nold goods and personal effects stored ~.
YOU IN my warehouse having expired nfter
due notice has been given you. such nTo,
erty VIII be sold az public auction. AZ %.
Der "a 1909. unless charges arr 80 ~
fore Peoples Storage Warehouse '0
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FORECLOsURE SALE

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
against Mamie Rae Cottren and others.
Defendants.
closure and sale, duly made and entered in
the above entitled action and bearing date
the 3lst day Of August 1909. J. the under
signed. the Referee I'm said Judgment
named will sell at public auction, at the
Exchange SalesroOm. Nos 14-16 Vesey
Street, in the Borough Of Manhattan. city
per lVO9. at II o'clock noon on that day,
by Joseph Z. Day. AuctiOneer, the premises
directed by said Judgment To be sold. aud
therein described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land with the building and improvements
thereon erected, situate. lying and oeng in
me Borough Of Manhattan of the city Of
New York, in the County and State OF New
York. bounded and described as follows
Beginning at point on the Easterly side
or convent Avenue distant four hundred
and nineteen (4l9l feet six 90 inches north
erly from the corner formed BY the inter
section Of the northeriy side OF one hun
dred and Forty-hrst Street with the east
erly side of Convent Avenue, running thence
tasterly parallel with one hundred and
FoFty-tirst Street, and part OF the distance
through paftys wall one hundred 400
feet thence northerly. parallel with Con
vent Avenue, twenty (20l feet; thence west
erly. parallel with One hundred and Forty
through another party wall one hundred
QOO feet to the easterly side of Convent
+AN'iaNCs anu lIt4ite SoNtneFiN along the
tasterly side of Convent Avenue twenty
t2Ul feet I" the Point or place of beginning
said premises ueinE known by the street
No, Forsy-three t43 Convent Avenue.
Being the same premises which are con-
yeyed TO the party hereto of the first Part
~ Ira DeNer Warner and Eva Follett
Warner. his wife. by a deed hearing even
uate with this mortgage and delivered and
70 be recorded simultaneously Herewith.
this mortgage being given to secure a part
OF the purchase money of the said deed
winch has been advanced TO said party Of
the nrst part by the party of the second
part hereto in order TO enable said marty Of
the first part to complete her purchase OF
Dated New York. September 7, 1909
JOHN T. DOOLING, Referee
ROBINSON, BIDDLE 4 BENEDICT, At
torneys for Plaintiff. Office and Postoffce
address 20 Wall street Borough ~ Man
haitian, New York CITY
The following is a diagram OF the prop-
erty TO be sold; its street Number is SRI
Convent Avenue:
1s4th Street.
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MoRTa GERMAN lloyd

Large, Fast and LuXuri0us TWINS screw
Express and Passenger Steamships.
Equipped with Wireless * Submarine signals
PLYNOUTH-CFIE OCRG-BRENEN
Express Sailinss Tuesdays at 10 A. NJ
CeciIic. Sept Il X VIM H.. sept -
PLNMGj 'IH-CHE ItBOE RCf-BR K E1Nl EN-
Twin Screw SailiugS THURSDAYS at 10 A. 81.
Washington. Sept. @ 2. Fried VIM Sept 3
Bremen. sept I6 Friedrich d q sent 20
GEORGE WASHTNGTON-SaiIs sent g
-. 900 tons. Newest and largest German
Ship atioar- Every innovation known 20 the
shipbuiiders art.
GIBRAI.TAR -NAP PIT. ESS-GENOA
Mediterranean SalingS Saturdays al n a 81
x Albert. Sept. m -. Irene oct
"Berlintnew} sept. % "k. Albert. .. Oct. .
%t'alls at AIgiers-
Independent Around the World Tours.
Travellers Checks good ali over the world.
Apply OELRICHS & co. Genera. Agents.
: BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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TYPEwRlTING AND TYPEWEITF..

VICTOR VISIBLE. 40 Nassa1 - -
logue Free all makes taken nsT, 80
ment: bargains in underwoods. ReminEton.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

YORKVILLE Employment Bureau. No. I .2iS6
Lexington ave-. near saith St, is pre-
pared to furnish first class female domestic
help: references Investigated. Telephone
f210-Tenox
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School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors TeaeheTs Tutors overnesses etc
70 Colleges schools ana Families. Apply 10
-~si n, y, xoGNQ-FlLTQN. "a Inlan EauarA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-08

HUDSON RIVER DAY LlN5
PalatiaI steamers .HENDRICk ~ ~, 19'I-',
ROBERT FULTON" ALBANY. ano
MARY POWELL" OF the Hudson I,-NTs
Day Line. fastest and finest river boats j"
the world.
Live. Read Down. Arr. keal 7 =,
A N A. " p NJ Daily. eX-Suu. A NJ. I N Z ~
500 .---.I b klyn An'X b-p|--
SO. 9.4O I. 40 Desbr'ses st 10 6-oV. e. -
o % 10 90 2 90 West 4ad stu. 20. !. 30. $40
800. 10 POP %. West I2Q 81 100. Bio $40
$40 1880 .-.-l. Yonkers .---.-I 4au. '-00
..... ..... $50 Highd Falls $. 40.-.-...- =
11-50 1.OO.5.OO West Point $50 100 . 10
...--i Il % ). rs Cornwall s. ..-... 80
12.2 l. a. > - NeWburgh 500, Lib, S.t"
..... ..... SIS New Hamb' 81 80. ..-- }-----
Is. 30. Milton - {. 10. .l.--..
Ii5I 2.356.45I Pc keepsie 100. i 20 40
2-1Oi- ---- Kingston PHI i i--'--
- ...- las. Kingston 500 -..-..----.
80 5'.E.L. Catskfu H. IL 90. Gee.
3.4Of. L Hudson -. 10 4O.-----
6-l0.----- i----l - Albany e. l-.-.,i $50,
P.MP NJ P Nj AN A Nj 2 NJ
Connecting at Cornwall with o. & w X,
Special trains 10 Catskill Mt resorts ana
Saratoga, and easy connections 10 all points
East, North. and West. Through tickets
and baggage checked at offices OF y 4
Transfer Co. Through rail tickets between
N Y. and Albany accepted. Most delight
ful one-half and One-day outings 10 west
Point. Newburgh, or POughkeepsie, return
ing on any down Day boat. Meals served
at all hours. MUSIC.
STR. MARY POWELL s sS9T columns
Perfect Afternoon Outing. Leave Des-
brosses st. las 2. VI. connecting at West
Point with
Ctr ar pANy due W 42d st. $40 ?. NJ.
ga . EA@SDF24V Orchestra on each steamer.
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AMERICAN LINE From PER- y R.

AMERICAN TTNE From Pier a. y. r.
- --A'- Il A. VI
I'll MOI TH-CHERB' -SOJ-THANIPTO
= Faul sept. III 81. Louis. SEPT *
N5w York sept IS Philadelphia oct =
RED STAR LINE From Pier "A y r.
NEW -DOVER-ANTWERP
I-apiandt new sept II iceland. ...... Sept. -
y ,.s,eI .ssnd sept j.. Eroonland- ..-.- oc--
W1ITE STAR LINE FsoR Per
> - ! I OW \--HOLEHEAD--L
,,lt ~ se2t- ~. am Celtic SEPT. - pm
St49.G SEPT. l.. noon cedric 6rf p n5o1
1,-,,f =, ~ - litttb' SOUTHLAND
= @.5Oam MajesticSept2e o.30au
IJt 49, -Sse 70. 9-5Oam OceanicSspt 9Sul
BOSTON tn ITALY & EGYPT
VIA Azores, Madeira and Gibraltar
ISonlanlc sept Is, oct -, Dec. . Jan Is
Sletic Sept 2S. Nov. 8. Dec. : Jan. -
S SS.P oct =. Nov. IS Dec Is Feb ~
CE1lR4C t2i,O3N tonsl Nov q Jan S. Eco l6
~ ~, sr't tonsl- ----- Feb. > Mar. Is
~ L-tIssst steamers IN the NeLiterransau.
Ass f-NtEE OtEICE. 9 BROADWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-08

- -~n~. Deep Sea Fishing Daily. Al Fosters Iron
Kf{ZIi3ze Angier leaves Dist 1slJ, Battery
~eszz> landing a. m Tickets Zoe; ladies 60c
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AGENTS WANTED

ANYONE, anywhere, can start a mail order
business at home. No canvassing. Re
your own boss. Send for free booklet. Tells
how. HeacoCk, Lockport, N T.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.--Grocery and general ~
ehandiae building for sale or rent. -
location good business S, j. Miller ~,
ee1toE. LoVelton, Wyoming County. Penn
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CRUISES
RED "D"LINE.

RED I'D" LINE.
For san Juan, = r.. Ia Cuayra.. Pto CabeIlr.
Curacao & MaraCaib0. via curacao.
SIS CARACAS. .... Saf SEM m noon
= FbilAhEl btiiA. sat. sent - roou
tor Ia Guayr.t. Curacao & Ma lacaloo.
=. JULIA. ........-.. sat sent is noon
: S. MAENGAIBD. ...-.S SAT 90 y NOON
Fer II. adjoining Wall 81. Ferry BrooNlyn.
These steamers have superior acGQnnldA-
tious Tor passengers
hotLfoN' BLISS s. DALJETr.
General Managers 81 Nail Sc
AlNESTEttS TRAVEL MAGAZINE %
summer Tours Co Al Vacation Resorts.
inarpeetcnt or escort. mailed tree. MAR
STEERS Gi West 8oth So y
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IsD ST. 10 WEST. between ''I.'' and sub
way eNprvsS stations. -t 'haruing rooms;
choicc table, references given and required.
223 CENTRAL PARK WEST. Convenient
90 SlSt Sc elevated. single or en- suitoi
from IS 10 500 curtis
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- FRANKLIN st Pr -. y. r.. daily. $50 2:SO
~ fSun $50 and 9;t5 a M; Battery. $3.50 a. M,
~ n m fSun. S.55 and 0:35 a. M. for Hghlapds,
ped hank etc Exc, SOC. Trolley 10 Long Branch
DarIy
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FURNISHED ROOMS FO IEF,
2oru ST. 4S EAsT.-Attracuve roomss
prtVates references
SD ST, q EAST--LarEc c0EnfoFtthly
furnished room. running water. privai8
family adults; reasonable. gentleman. -
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Excursions.
HFNDRICKSON'S TOUR LIST

will give you complete cost. Hotels. etc. included OF
manv fine Fall outings. Copy free. Phone lSuS MAIN
or write $40 Fulton St. Brooklyn.
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HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.

CHAUFFEUR.-C oIored; city or country;
careful driver; liquor or tobacco
references; moderate wages. VIM. b. Hart,
$40 West 56th ST.
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COOK. CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.
Two very neat Finnish girls. good ref
eTences JussIla Bureau. $50 Lexington
~Na- Tal. A453-l1aza-
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COOK-CHAMBERMA and WAITRESS.
Two Swedish girls; one very good cook
and baker best references, wages $50. other
first Glass waitress and chambeTmaid. OsteF-
berg's Bureau. Ti6 Lexington ave. Tel.
1865 Plaza,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-08

COOK or WORKING HOUSEK EEPER ~
BY English woman; excellent cook. high
recommendations; willing 20 60 anywhere;
wages $50 10 $50 Weeds Bureau. 324 Co
lumbus ave.
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Summer Resorts.

NEW JERSEY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-08

LOE0HAM UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, or YAU
- tesey ht.s y. y. HOuFsi AIS "a e-tK - ~
Heosens sept Is. PAUL FULLER. LIZ D., besn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-08

COOK.-Assist laundry: excellent family
cook. good baker; well recommended: city
or country. b.. Mrs Golfers Agency. I'D
West I'D ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-08

C'JOK.-Well experienced: neat; Swedish;
good manager. take entire care kitchen.
best references; wages $35. OsterbeTg's Blu
reau. 7l0 Lexington ave. Tel 1855 Plaza
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-23
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
ISbeciol Dispatch 10 The Call

ASTORIA, Nov. 22-steamer Santa Clara.
with freight and passengers for San Francisco.
has arrived down the river, but il Is unlikely 1t
will be able 10 90 to sea before Tuesday.
A wireless from the steamer Kansas City this
afternoon stated that it was off the mouth Of the
Columbia and that the sea was very rough. but
If possible would come inside this evening 1t
also inquired If any of the Iightships on the
coast had gone adrft. There is nothing known
locally Of any lightship either having gone
adrff or shifted its mornings.
Steamer Jclinn Poulsen cleared Sunday for
San Francisco with a cargo OF 3o0.0D0 feet of
lumber loaded at Portland, BOG. 900 feet loaded
Steamer Majestic cleared for San Pedro with
a cargo of 100000 feet Of lumber, loaded at ST.
Helens.
coal from Newcastle. ~ S. w. arrived last
evening 1t will discharge 900 tons of coaI
here for s. Elnore & Co. before proceeding up
the river TO finish and load grain for Europe.
PORTLAND, Nov 22-Nineteen days ont from
Yokohama the oriental liner Rygja Was ex-
pected 10 arrive Saturday. but yet has not
shswn ND of the Columbia river.
Steamer Sue H. Elmore Captain Schrader.
arrived from Tillamook this afternoon.
German ship Wandsbek began loading wheat
at the elevator dock for the United Kingdom
Bringing 500 ions of cement and general
freight the steamer Shna Yak. Captain Hutton
arrived from San Francisco yesterday afternoon
Francisco with 7f0.000 feet of lumber and the
steamer Nome City for San Pedro with 45D, 900
CAPTAIN John Birmingham, supervising inspec-
tor Of steam huls and boilers in this district
passed through Portland last night en- route
to Seattle.
Steamship Geo. w. Elder. Captain Jcssen ar
rived from San Pedro and way ports yesterday
bringing full cargo and the usual number of
messengers On the outward trip 1t win take
200 tons of wheat and 1000 tons of misceilan-
eous freight
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIYEp

ARRIVED
sunday. November 81
Stmr A. f. Plant, Burtis. IS hours from Coos
bay; passengers and merchandise to Oregon rail
way aud navigation company.
Monday. November %
Stnr North Fork Nelson, . hours from Eu-
reka; $4,000 feet lumber 10 Charles Nelson *
Co
Stmr San Pedro Benediktsen IS hours from
Eureka 420. GOO feet lumber to Metropolitan
lumber company.
stmr Svea Allen 70 hours from Grays Har-
Dor; $50, 0000 feet lumber 20 Wilson Bros com
pany.
Stmr Tverton. Johnson. 96 hours from Port
Gamble: Jl5 coo feet lumber TO Pope & Talbot
Sstmr J. J. LogGie. Johnson 80 hours from Eu-
reka; $40 coo feet lumber to Mckay lumber com
paRy.
Stnir Newbnrg Norberg. n hours from Grays
Harbur; 10000 feet lumber To S. e. Slade lum-
Der company.
Stmr Riverside Ramselius. 4ai days from
Mukilteo via Port Angeles 3 "a DAYS; 1850 900
feet lumber to Ciias Nelson company.
Schr Monterey. Kelly, i2 hours from Monterey
10 eco barrels oil to Associated oil company; in
tow tug Navigator.
Stmr F. 4. Kilhurn- McLellan. u hours from
Eureka: passengers and merchandise 10 c. r.
Doe & Co.
Stmr Albion. Nyman. u hours from Iyersens
landing: s. 500 ties 10 the Richardson company.
Stmr Columbian. CoicOrd. 10 days s hours from
Salna Cruz. via san Diego 30 hours; merchan-
disc TO Williams Dimond K Co
Stmr Northland. Erickson, 81 hours from Co
Iumbia river; $4,000 feet lumber to E. J..
stmr Helene. Anderson 40 hours from San
Pedro; ballast to e. r Kruse.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-23
Battles Off the Horn for Fifty Days

Stmr Grace Dollar, Olsen. IL hours from SaI
Pedro ballast TO f. Lindermea.s
Stmr Brunswick Ellefsen. IL hours from Fori
Bragg: 416,0oo feet lumber TO Union lumber
stmr Rose City, Mason, 6Os.. hours from Port
land via Astoria 10 hours: passengers ant
,neTchan,Iise 10 SAN Francisco and portlan,
steamship company.
stmr Despatch. Kokerwitz IS hours from Eu
Br bktn Everett G. Griggs. Delano 1e7 day,
from Antwerp; merchandise to Balfour, Guthrie
& Co.
Monday. November p.
Br stmr Knight Of the Thistle, Baker, Tacoma
stmr. Montara. scoby. seattie,-~Pacihc Coast
steamship company.
Br stnr Tymeric. McIlwaine, Vancouver ane
Nanaimo; Australian Mail line.
Stmr Manchuria. Dixon, Hongkong, ETC.; Pa
eiAc Mail steamship company.
Stmr Coos Bay, Bowen. San Pedro: Pacific
Coast steamship company
Nor stnr Iiornelen Nilsen, Tacoma; W. r.
Stmr Governor Jepsen, San Diego; Pacific
Coast steamship company
Stmr Tallac, Hansen, Portland; Pollard steam
ship company.
Stmr Mariposa. Hayward, Tahiti; j. d. Spreck
els & Bros. company
Bark St Katherine, Page. Hilo; Matson navi
SAILED
Saturday. November 20.
Stmr Washtenaw, Graham. Vancouver
Monday. November %.
Stmr Elizabeth Olsen Bandon.
Br stmr Tymeric, McIlwaine, Vancouver and
Nanaimo.
stmr chas. Nelson, Hansen. Seattle and Ia
coma.
stmr National City Higgins Newport. Cal.
stmr Talac, Hansen. Astoria and Portland.
Stmr Montars. Scoby. Seattle
Stmr Coos Bay, Bowen, San Pedro and way
ports.
stmr. Noyo. Johansspn Fort Bragg
Stmr Marposa. Hayward. Tahiti q
Stmr Daisy Mitchell, Davitt. Willapa.
m
Fr bark Anne de Bretasne, Bugaut, London
Sehr Forester, Daeweritz, Astoria
schr Santiago, Mcdonald, Monterey; in tow
tug Navigator.
Per Br bktn Everett G. Griggs-Nov u. lati
tude 81 l6 north, longitude l30 % west, Br shil
21--Inside FaralIon islands, 4 masted
PASSED AT SEA
By stmr Coumbian-Seen bktn Everett u
Griggs anchored at nine fathom buoy.
WIRELESS
Stmr Buckman. hence Nov 90 for Seattle-Re
ports Nov 81. T:50 q. NJ. passed Blunts reei
lightship: light Sc wind; foggy.
Stmr Admiral Sampson, hence Nov p for SaT
Pedro--Reports Nov q, u p. M, on Point sur
BY YUNITED~wIRELEss
Stmr Kansas City. Nov %. p. m.-O1
Columbia river bar; southwest storm.
Stmr Mariposa. Nov %, p. m.-SI miles onr
foggy: light south wind
Sur; light northwest wind sea smooth Will ar
rive a. M.
Stmr President arrived Seattle Nov % p: m
Stmr HIlonian, hence Nov 16 for Honolulu
Nov ~ 1 Il. m, /, ,494 miles from San Francisco
light SW wind; smooth sea expect to arrive al
Honolulu Nov III
Stmr .Ffameda, hence Nov 30 for Honolulu
Nov 2l, D. M. 462,miles from San Francisco
BY MtSSIE WIRELESS
Stmr Lurline, Nov y, l a. m.-630 miles on
San Francisco: from Honolulu for San Francisco
barometer 1921; Temperature 81; will arrive al
San Francisco Nov "a IN the morning; all well:
Stmr Rose City. Nov u. IL p. MO miles
north of Point Reyes, from Astoria for San Fran
cisco; thick fog; Sc wind.
TELEGRAPE1C
POINT LOBoS Nov -. 10 p. m--Weathel
thick: wind west: velocity . miles an hour.
WEATHER REPORTS
POINT L0B0S. Nov %, a. m.-Thiek; winf
south: velocity y miles hour.
POINT REYES. Nov %. 0 a. m.-Dense fog
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-23

@SnOw ground eight inches.
The following maximum and minimum temper
atures are reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago, 1888; New York, 60-54;
Omaha, 1924.
SYNOPSIS
A depression of unusual depth oyerlies the
northern half Of the Pacific slope and VIII move
rapidly eastward. 1t has caused high southely
winds rain and warm weather in Oregon, Wash
ngton, Idaho and the northern counties OF Cali
fornia.
For the benefit Of the travelling public the fol-
lowing warning has been issued from Washing
ton: "A cold wave VIII oyerspread the middle
and northern Rocky mountain. plateau region by
Tuesday night. the Missouri valley and plain
sfates by Wednesday night. and the Mississippi
and lower Ohio valleys by Thursday night.
The relative humidity at Red ,Biuf1 was 90 and
at Fresno rs per cent.
Southeast Storm warnings are displayed from
Point Lobos TO Eureka.
Following is the forecast for the so hours end
lag al t-nidnig ght TUESDAY:
San Francisco and yicinity-Showers Tuesday (;
brisk south winds.
Santa clara valley-showers Tuesday; moder-
ate south winds.
Sacramento valley-Ran Tuesday; moderate
south winds.
san joaquin valley-Cioudy Tuesday. with
showers; moderate south winds.
Los Angeles and ycinity-Cloady Tuesday ;
light north wind changing to south
A. g. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-23
yesterday Id Rongkong.

yesterday at Rongkong.
The freighter Aztec sailed Sunday
from Ancon for this port.
The steamer Lurline. which is due
here tomorrow morning. was $50 miles
off shore at ! o'clock Yesterday morn
ing.
The Japanese cruiser Idzumo, which
was here during the Portoia festival
sailed yesterday from Honolulu for
Yokohama
The freighter Mexican, which left
here November 13. arrived Sunday at
Salina Cruz
The American Hawaiian company $
Columbian, Captain Colcord, arrived
yesterday from Salina Cruz by way Of
San Pedro, with cargo shipped from
New York and Europe via the isthmus
OF Tehuantepe6
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-23
New YorIk Metal Market

NRE YORK Nov 22-Standard copper on
shc New York. metal exchange WAS easy today
kpot and all deliveries up u the end of March
u -5eI ii.60c- I35don market lower Spot
closed ar ESQ Is. futures eel = 90. Sales there
tnrludeG 2.000 tons each of spot and futures.
local dealers Quofc lake copper al 5000 lo.tac; /;
cleetrolytic. 337 n .59c; casting. lS-E212 "a
la a37tsc
Iu-I Irregular. spot and November closing al
81 .4u n 81 -5c. January 3l.J003l. T5c; February
and March. 81 50o3l S0e. London marker hrm
and higher. sp0t closing Al el42 los and futures
af ff48 ITs fd.
Losd-Quiet. spot 437is as.s2isc New York
and f-2oNs % East 81 Louis Lonoon marker
higher tr3 IS sa.
Spelter-Qaief. spot 6.35GC45c New York and
e 20N 6-25c East 81. Louis London market IN
changed ar SO js.
he English iron market was lower az DIS Ior
Cleveland warrants. Locally iron was unchanged
No. foundry northern is quoted ar $50 1870;
No. northern foundry. S1s-50Ml9; No / f0un-
dry southern and No. Z southern soft, Sls-29d
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-23
EVERETT c. GRIGCS
REACHES THIS PORT
Six Masted Barkentine Is Hove
To Off Cape Horn to Save
Life of Fox Terrier

He British six
masted barkentine
Everett c. Griggs,
which arrived here
Yesterday. 167 days
from Antwerp, and
the French ship
Bayonne. which ar
rived Sunday night,
1S4 days from New
castle. Eng. sight
ed each other in
the English chan
mel. The French
man made his way
TO San Francisco
hV way of the Cane