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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-15
NOrWOOd As ''The Governor
~The Placid Place"

HERE'S for you to crack, said friend Ihe bWld- ing up of Norwood generally believed has resulted in an in the price of residence real estate every portion of Birmingham Now isn t that hardship the man o small means who wants to buy lot?'
 The trouble with you replied, s you see just half of big The creation of Norwood has unquestionaby added something to the value of desirable home Ill Br mngham and the other hand it has restrained vacant property from advancing too rapidly Norwood satshes large demand home sites Norwood did not exist this de mand would be scattered the city, and result the prices residence of all classes and descriptions would be considerably higher than they today Instead of working
 hardship the poor man, Norwood is his good friend; keeps the lot-wherever 1t may be-wthin his reach"
 'Then you say that Norwood IS the governor on this Birmn real estate engine of oursreguates the price steam keeps the engine from running away at time and losing its stroke at another all that sort of thing? he asked.
 'sWell said, i've don't what figure of speech overstae the beneficial effect which Norwood exerts upon Brningha
 nuUnM MEMITUW "A MM UNTAT NlX/ Tn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-15
BIRMINGHAM REALTY CO.
 2118 FIRST AVENUE.
Home Lots and investments

LOTS. A corner lot 100x10o feet near Highland avenue; price $4750; $1o00 cash. balance dead easy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-15

FOR SALE
 s75OO Will buy splendid 9-room home, close in. Northside, lot 50x190 We have two more 8-room houses on 9th and 9th avenues for $8000 each. Brand new, furnace heated home on 2Sth street. Four thousand dollars worth of prop erty for $3150. This property is in Ayondale, Is vacant The owner lives out of town. Says he is sick and tired of it. will buy the prettiest new cottage on North Highlands. Furnace-h eated and oak floors, being built now.
 s28oO. Lot 63x1S5, Alabama$ street, h block of car.
 s620O. Norwood, rooms, oak floors, tile roof, furnace heat, F block ofYcar. best locality.
 FIRST AVENUE STORE% We have a new brick store, two-stories, on 1st avenue that the owner is anx- ious to sell. He wants $15,000. but says get an offer. What Is yours? LOUIE REESE REALTY CO.,
 2115 Third Avenue. Bell 933. Peoples ss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-15

Complete list of city busi- ness property and suburban residence property for rent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-15
5512 1st avenue.

Why not move. into your own home7 New. S-room, ,sflodern home. ready in two weekks, lot 43x1S2, Faces east ana Just aoo fe1t of Highland avenue; price $7600; .u ,ea sy terms; will bring 5000 more in l2 nonths. A
 Talk With Alan Jemison.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-15
JOHN B. BETHEA. Rell Phone 36B. Ell First Ave.
Our Rental Reminder.

We have the following houses for rent now and many more for occupancy on and after October L Let us show you from our list, houses in any locality in Greater Birmingham.
 SOUTHSIDEA(West of 20th Street)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-15
.asuplsgpSsS@tts
 ( 'landNaAvMrlsN.. ! 2O24 THIRD AVE. j
FOR SALE

"A acres with good 4-room house. IS acres of this Is in cultivation, and has two springs, good we'll acres in po- tatoes, acres in corn, 1 acre in to- matoes, good mule and wagon and about 60 chickens, all this goes for S2750 SO acres in Shades valley at $40 per acre.
 80 acres near Irondale at $50 per acre. acres at Rosedale at $225 per acre. Lot 200x300 in heart of Pratt City at bargain.
 Broom. modern, furnace heated home with hardwood floors, Norwood, for Soooo; terms.
 Business corner on Avenue and l5th street south. for s5500. Groom modern cottage at Woodlawn, on 18th street and 2d avenue, north, Tor s265O; terms
 Groom cottage at East Lake for $500 A beautiful S-room home at Fountain Heights, will sell at a bargain or ex- change for rental property close in. We also have bargains in South High land homes from s4OOO up Will be glad to show you any of these at any time.
 Minge Mortgage & Realty Co. No. 21O-11 First National Bank Building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-15
FOR. sALEIN WooDLAWN.
622 BROAD STREET.

Two new, broom cottages. near compile ton, will be modern, nice cabinet man ties, all plumbing complete; price, $zooO each: s1O0 cash and go per month; see them you will rent no longer. Three new, 2-story, and 10-room modern homes, elegant cabinet mantles. electric lights and gas, beautifully papered. all plumbing complete; I am the owner or this property and will make terms 10 suit you.
 I have one of the most desirable corner lots in woodlawn, frontage 1ls feet que east, one block East Lake car line; VIII build any style of house you want ana sell on easy payments I have practically for sale all tne ossI- ahIa nronerty in Woodlawn, including some of the best bargains have ever had on the market.
 Some desirable houses for rent.
 J. P. COUGH,
 B612 1st avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-28


Sailed Aug eT-stmrs Roanoke and San Pedro.
for San Francisco.
Sailed Aug 27-Br stmr WiIIssden. for Puget
sound; stmr, Geo. W Elder, for Astoria and
PoINT REYES Passed south Aug 81. p. m.
Stmr Roma. from Seattle for san sraneisse. sc,.n,
Gate. from Bristol bay
Sailed Aug 26-Stmr St Helens. for St Mich
Stnf Governor. rnts, i;aH for San aS Francisco. @
Arrived Aug 2T-stmr city OF Seattle. from
sksgyay ssa stnns Queen hence Aug "a "a San Fran
cisco; L. s. stmr Dix. for Manila via Honolulu.
Br stmr Titan. for Mukflteo.
Sailed Aug 21-Br stnr oceano for Hongzons- long
kETCHIhAN-Arrived Aug 2s--stmr Hun
boldt- from Seattle.
Sailed Aug 27--Stmr Victoria. for seattle.
from astoria and sailed for Eureka
SOUTH BEND-Sailed Aug 2T-Stmr Daisy.
Stulr Fifeld. for San Francisco.
sIuSLAw RIvER-Arrived Aug 26-Paw schr
Washcalore. hence Aug 81.
for San Francisco Aug 27-Stmr Asuncion. for
San Francisco: stmr Cascade stInr F. ;. Loop
for San Francisco
Arrived Aug 2T-Stmr North Star. from Bris-
wESTPoRT-Passed in Aug 26-schr Lizzie
SANTA BARBARA~Arrived Aug 27-stmr
Santa Rosa. hence Aug 26-
Sailed Aug 2TEStmr Santa Rosa. Tor san
NUsHAGAK-saiied Aug 1o-Bsrk Levi G.
TATOoSH-Passed Aug 2T-Sehr Robert Lew.
ers from Redondo for Port LUDLOW: schr Fred
Outside bound in Aug 27-Four masted schoo-
HARDY cREEK-Arrived Aug 2e-stmr
SAN DIEGO-Arrived Aug 26-Stmr Clare
Sailed Aug 27-stmr claremOnt. for San
PORT SAN LUIs-sailed Aug 27-U. s stmr
Madrona. for San Francisco. - = -,
Arrived Aug 2T-stmr Santa Maria. rom TAI
REDoNDo.Arriyed Aug es-stmr Aieatrsz
l'O" ''A' ISLAND PORTS
HoNoLULU--Arrived Aug 2I-Br s5mr Ven ven,
nachar from Newcastle. n 5 W: Jap sim
Chiyo Maru- from Hengkong via Yokohama Ioi
San Francisco: ship Marion chilcott, from Mon
Sailed Aug 2s-stmr PIeiades. for San Fran
.KAHULUI-sailed Aug 24-stmr Hyades
u HfIo-Arrived TO Aug 2s-Bark st. katherine
hence Aug T.
yANCOUyER-Arriyed Aug 2t-Br stm
vICToRIA-Arrived Aug 27-Br stmr. Ku
meric. from Yokohama; stmr Queen, hence Ans
Sailed Aug 25-Ger stmr Erna- for San Pedro
GUAYMAs-Arrived Aug 24-Br stmr Crastel
faiil HoSGKoNGM seaS s a Aug ss@Br stmr En-
press OF China from Vancouver via Yokohama
| Sailed Aug 25-Br stmr Ashtabula for SaI
! Observation-Disclosures Aug 26-Br stmr Kee
nun. from LivernOol for Seattle
/ COLOMBO-Sailed Aug 2+Br stmr Indrs
| velli. for New York.
| HOBART-Sailed Aug 2+-Fr bark fTermite
| for Oregon.
| PANAMA-Arriyed Aug 27-Stmr Barraeouts
| from Acapulco. Aug 25-Nor stmr Hornelen
/ hence Aug o.
| PUNTA ARENAS-Arrived Aug 24-Ger sim
/ Seranis from Hamburg for San Francisco.
Sailed July 31-Stmr ArizOnan. for san Fran
cisco: due at San Francisco about Aug ~
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-28
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

Los ANGELES Aug 27.-steamship santa
Rosa arrived tonight from San Francisco 1t
will clear tomorrow for San Diego.
Steamer Wellesley arrived today from coInm
bIa river, carrying lumber.
Steamer Bowdoin cleared today for Tacoma to
reload.
Steamer Whittier arrived tonight from San
Francisco and Will load oil at Terminal
Steamer Chehalis arrived today from Grays
Hsrbor with passengers and lumber
Steamer Francis H. Leggett cleared today for
Eureka 10 reload.
PORTLAND. Aug. 27.-The steamer Hender
son is st the boneyard undergoing her yearly
overhauling and repairing of machinery which
will take about two weeks.
In ballast for San Francisco, steamer Asun-
cion, Captain Bridget, cleared yesterday after
} with 100000 feet Of lumber and IL 900 sacks
Of wheat in its hold the steamer Sorthland Can
tain Erickson. has left for San Francisco
Steamer Tahoe. Captain Peterson. has cleared
for Aberdeen in ballast to load lumber for San
Steamer Yellowstone came tp to Stella yes
terday TO load lumber =
Steamer Rose City has finished loading $50
tons of wheat at the Oceanic dock for San
Francisco In addition TO its usual cargo and
leaves tomorrow morning.
Bids opened yesterday at the meeting of
sea going single screw tug for service at the
mouth OF the Columbia the contract being given
10 the Willamette iron and steel works the
lowest bidders Their bid was $92 $50. while
that Of the Moran Brothers OF Seattle the only
other bidder. was SOS, TOO.
With cargo of coal from Newcastle the
French ship Hoche arrived at the Pacific coal
.bunkers this morning and will discharge its
has finished there. The Hoche IS the shin which
had 10 put out its anchors last Sunday when IL
got within mile and half of the shore OF
Elk creek during calm
In ballast for San Francisco the tank steamer
Ro<ecrans. Captain Holmes sailed la<t night
steamer Argc Captain SNYDER which should
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS MARKErs
Cotton Market

NEW AORK. Aug. 27-Hutton-s wire saws:
lotion this morning was steady. , points higher
20 points lower There was covering among
1cein shorts and there were buying orders through
,s'lninlSslon houses, 50 that after The call the
Is advanced points over last nights close
lnere was low srea snd light rains in southern
AeNss ana moderate temperatures throughout the
STATE, with clear weather elsewhere. Gables
ltom Liverpool we're about expected and had
l.iue erect During the middle of the nnorninc
me market was nervous snd irregular. Business
wss chiefly scattering and offerings seemed L
increase above 12L G. while the demand i'm
proved on the dins. After the rise to II SO,
TOT December is eased TO 1872. holding a point
er TWO over the closing figures of yesterday
ioere Was some selling Of October. supposed Il
pe m the way of hedging purchases In the south
kelishie reports from the eastern belt iudi
cate serious deterioration in cotton. Conditions
in The west are disastrous The present outlook
- wears
The New Orleans Times Democrat SAYS
The news from the fields continues bulIish
especially from Alabama. Mississippi and Arkan
sas where serious deterioration is reported il
progress -
Hester's into sight for the week. IS sl4 bales
y 1905 SS.o6l. in 1907 4s.5ol and in 1905 1o6
Spct closed ouiet:- Eiddling uplsnds IL. SOC
middiing gulf. 310c: sales 500 bales.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-28
VIII Garry Record Crowd Of Passengers.

Stmr Whitesboro. Frederickson. Greenwood.
bor
stmr Pasadena. McGoyern. Redondo
Ger stmr Assuan. Paessler. Victoria. etc.
Stmr Grays Harbor, Anfndsen, Grays Harbor.
Stmr Wasp. Wehman Seattle.
Stmr Catania. Canty Monterey.
Stmr Acapulco. Trask AncOn.
st stmr GIsy CITY Of Topeka Hall Hall Eureka
Stmr Argyll. Rennie. Seattle.
Stnr F. A. Kilburn. Mcclellan. Eureka
Stmr Lansing, Alberts. Port San Luis
Brig Geneva, Scott, Nome.
DIED
At sea. on board bark st. Katherine Captain
Herbert.
FER stmr Arizonan, from Norfolk-on July Il.
ship Vincent. from Barry for JunIn.
WEATHER REPORTS
POINT L0B0s. Aug %. IL m.-Hazy; wind
west; velocity 10 miles an hour.
POINT REYES, Aug 27. u m.-Ciear; wind
north velocity 20 miles an hour.
TATOOSH. Aug 27. II m.-Clear; wind Me-
velocity miles hour
POINT REYES. Aug %, 0 a. m.-Clear; wind
north: velocity % miles an hour.
TAT0oSH, Aug p. a. m--cioudy: wind
Ne: velocity II miles an hour.
FARAI1L0N ISLANDS. Aug q. a. m--
Clear; wind NV: velocity Is miles an hour.
BY UNITED WIRELESS
KETCHIKAN. Aug 27-wireless from operator
at this point reports that the stmr Ohio sunk on
Steep point at midnight last night: wireless
operator drowned: it is thought that the stmi
Humboldt and Br stmr Rupert City. both equip
ped with wireless, may have some OF passenger:
on board
Purser Stevens and four other officers. als'
Geo. E. Eecles. wireless operator. were drowned
saving lives Of passengers; NJ. ]. Heney. wei
known Alaska contractor. who was on board th'
steamer Ohio has been saved.
Stmr Jefferson. from Skagway for Seattle
passed juneau southbound Aug 20. g.. m.
Stmr Umatilla. from San Francisco Aug % fo
St Michaels and Nome-Aug 26. 10 p. m, 26'
miles from San Francisco.
Stmr Falcon from San Francisco Aug p fo
Portland-Aug 26, $3.50 p. M. passed Cape Men
doeno.
Per stmr City Of Puebla from Seattle for SaI
Francsco-Aug 26. 4:40 p. M, 10 miles north o.
NV. Seal rocks; due at quarantine 2:4O p. m.
Aug 81; dock about 40 p. m.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LoBOS. Aug 81. 10 p. m.-westhe
hazy; wind west; velocity 10 miles hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
MUKILTE0-Sailed Aug 2T-Nor stmr Tri
color. for Tacoma.
Arrived Aug 2Z-Br stmr Titan. from Seattle
SAN PEDRO-Arrived Aug 27-Stmr Chehalis
hence Aug 25; stmr Wellesley, from Astoria
stmr Aureia from Eureka
Sailed Aug 27-Stmr Thos. L. Wand, for Cav
iota and San Francisco.
TACOMA-Arrived Aug 2T-Stmr Olson & Ma
hony. from Everett.
EUREKA-Arrived Aug 27-Stmr Geo. ". Ell
der. hence Aug 20; stmrs Acme and North Fork
hence. Aug 25. Aug 26-Stmr Vanguard. henc
Aug 25 stmr Despatch. from San Pedro.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED


Friday. August 2I.
Stmr Roma, Lawson, days from Seattle; up
river direct.
Br stmr Janeta, Dunbar. 80 days from New
stmr Arizonan. Delano. SO days from Nor
falk, via Punta Arenas 81 days.
Stmr President, Cousins. 40 hours from San
stmr City of PuebIs, Gielow. 80 hours from
stmr James s. Higgins. Higgins. 81 hours
from San Pedro, via Buchon landing % hours
Stmr willapa, Johnson, As hours from San
Pedro.
Stmr Coos Bay. Bowen. "A hours from San
stmr czarina Duggan. 4s hours from Coos
simr Samoa Madsen. 4s. hours from San Pc
stmr j. B. stetson. BonifeId, so hours from
Seattle; bound for San Pedro and San Diego,
put in to land passengers and take fuel
Stmr Iaqua. Sells. Il hours from Eureka
Stmr South Coast. kiinker, 25 hours from
Mattole landing
stmr Del Norte. Sanford. SO hours from cres-
cent City.
stmr Elizabeth, Olsen, IS hours from Bandon
via Port Orford.
Br bark British Yoen1an. Stone: Is hours from
Noyo put in TO finish loading; in tow tug Sea
Rover
schr Monterey. Kelly. II hours from Monterey.
"a ~ Friday. August 81
stmr Pasadena hence this morning. returned
on account Of fireman being injured.
CLEARED
Friday. August -.
Ger stmr Assuan Paessler, Victoria; Kosmos
stmr Kansas city, Kidston. Portland: San
Francisco and Portland steamship company.
SAILED
Thursday, August 26.
sun D-'-1'A '''ss- Friday. August "a.
stmr Carmel. Doris. Grays Hsrbor.
stmr Pasadena; McGovern, Redondo
Stmr Samoa Madsen. Caspar.
stmr ]. B. stetson. Bonifeld. San Pedro
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-28

have left last night for Tiilamook was de-
tanned at the drydock and did not get away ,in.
til tonight While on the drydock the Argo had
two new wheels put on and its tail shaft re-
placed by q new one. II takes out full cargo
and many passengers as the law allows
ASTORIA, Aug. 27.-Steamer Cascade sailed
today with cargo of lumber for San Pedro.
oil tanker Asuncion sailed today for San
steamer North Star of the Alaska fshermen's
packing company arrived today from Nusha-
gak.
lumber for San Francisco, went to sea last
evening.
morning from San Francisco 70 load lumber
French bark Montcalm will be towed UP the
ballast and then viii go TO Portland TO load
Tug coquille will leave. tomorrow morning for
SiusIaw with the scow schooner Coauille in tow
The latter is loaded with cannery supplies for
william Kyle & Sons company's cannery at
steamer Coaster cleared at the custom house
today for San Francisco with cargo of 650O0O
feet of lumber loaded at the Hammond mill
Steamer Cascade cleared for San Pedro with
cargo OF 600 feet of lumber loaded at St
Helens.
1t carries a cargo of 100000 feet of lumber.
loaded at Portland and 10000 feet loaded at
SEATTLE, Aug 27.-Carrying 2o4 passengers.
the steamer Spokane arrived from southeastern
Alaska this morning. completing the last. excur-
San Francisco, to be laid up until next season.
The United States army transport Dix sailed
for Manila today. carrying a full cargo OF sup
plies besides 475 mules and horses
Steamer Queen arrived from San Francisco
with passengers and freight
Steamer Governor sailed for San Francisco and
Los Angeles. and steamer Buckman sailed for
San Francisco.
Steamer City of Seattle arrived from skagway
and way ports.
British steamer Titan sailed for Mukilteo to
load cargo for the orient
HoQUTAM. Wash. Aug. 27,-Arrived: United
States gunboat Yorktown.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-28

The following maximum and minimum tenn
Terafures reported from eastern stations
for prerious day Chicago, s0-74; New York,
$40: omaha. s2-T2
SYNOPSIS AND FORECAST
Al area Of high pressure oFeriies the northern
hair Of the Pacific slope. causing fair warm
weather the and cool weather over
the Rocky mountain region The depression
over the valley Of The Colorado is Increasing
in energy and Is causing light showers and
thunder storms in Arizona. Utah. southern
Nevada ana the southern Sierra Fair warm
weather prevails in the crest valley The
humidity 81 Red Bluff is % degrees and at
Fresno - degrees.
Forecast made at San Francisco for 30 hours
ending midnight. August 2S:
Conditions favorable Tor fair warm
weather in California Saturday.
san francisco and Ficinlty-Fair Saturday
moderate west wind
Ssnts Clara vailey-Fair: continued warm
SATURDAY. light northwest wind.
Sacramento rsliey-Fair. continued warm
Saturday. light northwest wind.
San Joaquin valley-Fair: continued warm
Saturday; light north wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Saturday: light
west wind. G. H WILSON
Local Forecaster Temporarily in Charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-28

sengers will be United States Senator
William ?. Dillingham; Of Vermont and
w. r. Wheeler, manager of the traffic
bureau of the Merchants exchange
senator Dillin0ham is chairman of the
congressional immigration commission.
OF which Mr.. Wheeler is a member.
Ihey are going TO Hawaii to investi-
gate the immigration question there.
tney VIII meet the pig employers Of
iaDor and others prominent in terri
torial affairs and will receive from
them suggestions for the solution of
HaWaiis labor problem by diverting
the tide Of European immigration in
that direction. The commissioners ex-
pect TO remain in the islands for
ABOUT three weeks. This visit to
Hawaii viii complete the work for
which the commission was appointed.
Mrs. ". n. Langton, wife of the
editor of the Paradise of the Pacific,
is returning TO Honolulu on the Ala
media.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-28
KANSAS CITY

kANSAE A4L1
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 27.-Cattie-Receipts
5000 market steady. Native steers. 81 % a
80, native and heifers. S2d6.50; stock
ers and feeders, $2.T5d 5-25. bulls. S2.T5d3;
calves. S3-50HS; western steers, IS. .S0d csc;
western COWS. S3.55G4 $50.
HoEs- Receipts 1000: market sc higher.
Bulk Of sales. ST.7Od T.s0. heavy. S7.T5d 80;
usckers and butchers. sT.T5 a 1924; Mght. S7.6o
q 80; pigs. S6d -.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000: market steady Nut
tons, s. 2ad 5-25: lambs. S5.75GT.50: range
yFerhers, S4fE5 -: range ewes, S3.25d5.25.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA Aug 27.-Csttle- Receipts.
200: market steady. Western steers. $500
$50 Texas steers. S3d5: range COWS and
he fers 50 75d 4. Is: Gamers 81. 75d275 stock
and feeders. S2.75a BIS: calves. 4.50d so;
bulls and stsgs. $2.50G450.
Hogs Receipts. 400: market steady. Heavy.
s. .351i 20. mixed. $3.50 7.65: light. S7-656
80; pigs. S6-25aT.25; bulk Of sales, $500
7Te
Sheep-ReceipIs. $. 200: market stesdy. Year
Ings. SsT5G5.35. wethers. S4d4.70; ewes,
$500 20; lambs. s6.T5d7 7.65.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-28
New York Metal Market

NV YORK AHc- 24--No business was re-
ported in tin on the metal exchsnge today. but
The market closed STEADY. with spot snd August
quoted S0.S06 80. 40c. September &c. a 30-55c.
October $3.50 n 81. .6llc and December so Goa
SQ.7 75c The London market closed steady at
4l3S : Sd for spot snd flSe Is Sd for futures.
The market for standard copper was steady.
and sales we're reported Of loo tons November al
- 500 = 90c snd 10e tons December at u CSC.
Closing quotations: Spot August and. September
y 65 q y 90c. October IL. TOd u. .90c. November
y 600 - s5c. and December 1895 q BE. The
London market was firm. with spot closing st
E59 7s 81 and futures stf60 6s Sd. Local dealers
oa0ted lake copper AT 1913 -25c, electrolytic al
I2-ST = 2dl5l2iac and casting al 12.6212 q
- - nc.
Lead closed bzrely steady. with spot quoted a,
z.3O04. soc. New York. and 4.2ec bid. East St.
louis delivery The London market closed at
EI2 10S
Spelter was steady at 5.T0d 3 Soc New York.
aDd ~ 5.6O05.7oc. East ST. Louis. London spot.
s22 S.
Iron closed At SOS lid for Cleveland war
rants ia the London market Locally the mar
set wss unchanged NO ! foundry northern.
81 T.5oGfs. No. . SI1HI1 so: No. I southern
and southern soft Sl7.T5dls.25.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-28
Exports by the Panama Liner

The steamer Acapulco sailed for Ancon and
way ports yesterday. with cargo valued an sg2.
944 % be distributed follows: For Mexico.
IS .2S3: Central America. S16.24O: Panama.
81 1886: New. York s8l, ,424: Colombia. s795 :
Ecuador. s.. fs2: Peru. 81 .O69: GERMANY s6I5..
The principal shipments and their destinations
we're as follows:
TO Mexico-7 bbls -four I2o pkgs fresh fruits.
234 pkgs potatoes, 4o4 lbs and cs butter. Ia
lbs cheese 115 cs canned goods 8 cs meals
Is cs salmon. 3ss gals xine AZ. .435 lbs tallow.
80 cs oils. 40e lbs tin. 3 pkgs machinery S
kegs nails. 1856 It lumber, II pkgs electrical
goods. so bdls iron.
To Central Amerfca-1.sse bbls -four. a. 400
lbs rice Il cfls corn. q e46 lbs and es spices
81 cs canned goods. 101 lbs cheese s6s gals
wine. $500 lbs bran. 25 nkgs fresh fruits sq-
lbs meals. 3IS pkgs potatoes, % pkgs onions
900 lbs dried fruit. 24z lbs raisins 900 SKIS
and 10 bbls~ cement. 4. 400 lbs coke 90 cs TAR
II es oils. 10 es and / drum kerosene 81 pk0s
paints. % bales bags. 10.250 lbs fertilizer "a
pkgs naval stores. drums carbide. 4 pkrs ms
chfnery, 9Sl lbs rosin. 5.094 lbs soda ii pkrs
tank material Is rolls leather, pkes dry goods
To Panama 400 bbls -four. 2D70 lbs beans
100 pkgs potatoes. 20 cs salmon AIS lbs sDices
Ia. 900 lbs salt. 541 gals wine
To New York-2s .937 gals wine TSf4no lbs
raisns. 2250 IS canned goods 30 cs homer
23.i47 lbs bone black 26 $40 lbs bones - 1si
lbs hides. 457 rolls leather 6. 7C7 lbs old rubber
So .97s lbs wool
To CoIombfa-T5 bbis donr 10 500 lbs rice ,o
cE salmon. 20 Tkes potatoes.
To Ecuador-400 bblS 6tur. 100 cs salmon
To Peru-o. .s20 lbs lard, 20 canned goods.
1892 Tbs faIow-
To Germany-34 bbls sea shells
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-28
FOUR MEN DROWNED IN
RUSHING s. p. BRANCH
Railroad Brings Mules and Men
From Mexico

BENSON, Ariz, Aug. 27.-In the
great rush to get men and animals for
the construction of the Southern Pa
eiac extension from courtIand TO
Douglas four men were drowned a day
or two ago~in Mexico in fording the
Rosalie river with a train Of $50
mules. The men were helping to drive
the animals to this city party of
IS foremen for the construction work
arrived today from Mexico
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-28
Liner ALAMEDA
WILL SAIL TODAY
Senator Dillingham; of Vermont.
w. R. Wheeler and 40 School
Marms Will Be on Board

He Oceanic steam
S hip company s
liner Alameda, Cap
tain Dowdell, will
sail today for Hon
olulu with a record
list of all first
class passengers.
At least 30 of the
passengers a T e
school teachers re-
turning to their
classrooms in the
is1a n d territory
after their summer
vacation.
Among the pas