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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-07-23
BURLINGTON LINE OUT OF
BUSINESS IN MONTANA

Helena, Mont, July 2o.-Ine: ,, u
cago, Burlington & Quincy hsi uou.
Company has quit the state OF sla
tana, according to a document and
with the scrtary Of state yesterda:. The
the inference is that it's lines - so-p.
southern part of the state VIII North n
after be conducted by the Grea' e I'D is
ern exclusively. The notice u II 3
the revocation of it's appointment , 70
state agent, and it contains 'no .sos 70
ment that it has terminated lea0o olnde
all it's lines in Montana. These -, fror,
the lines extending SOUTHWARK onya
Billings and which run INTO :; into
and Omaha, and also branch ii'
Wyoming.
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TACOMA QUOTATIONS

Wheat-Milling: Bluestem, $1,000
1.s5. Export: Bluestem, "a; club,
81. IA; red, $1.O9.
Poultry-Turkeys, live Zoo; dress
ed, 22c; spring chickens, dressed, zoo
ducks, live, 12e; hens, live, 1874;
spring chickens, live, 100; geese, fresh
dressed, 15c;
utter,-Washington, 29c; Eastern
storage, 27o; fresh Eastern, 29c.
Eggs-Washington ranch, candled,
25@27c.
Oats-$44@46; rolled cats. 446@46.
Hay, Alfalfa, eto-Wheat hay, e16@
49,; timothy, t22@28; mixed, &1e@
49,; wild, $18@15; clover, &1s@19;
Ttimothy and clover, $1,000; alfalfa,
e16018; straw, I'll.
Feed-Oorn, $1,000; wheat, $3.50
a; barley, whole grain, es4Qs6;
rolled, eSe@37; shorts, sO@9s1. 80:
bran. e27@2s. 80; midlings, ess0s4:
oil meal. "a.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-07-23
UNITED COPPER COMPANIES
BOOKS ARE UNEARTHEn

New York, July II The missing
books OF the United Copper Company
sought for in connection with charges
against r. Augustus Heinze regard.
ing his handling of American National
Bank funds, are now in the possession
OF the United States district attorney.
The records were found packed in two
steamer trunks in house on West
FIFTY fifth street. A third trunk. said
to contain the private papers,, is
still missing and the federal authorities
are looking for it. These records arc
alleged to have been sent to Butte
Mont.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-07-23
Deficiency Judgment Rullns

Olympia, July 2O.-When % shsll
gage contains q clause that tn0' ..otuta
be no deficiency judgment, the e.. sa The
says there shall be none, ana W." tbe
mortgage says there shall =, r,bers
statute permits the same; D'l' "a The
the mortgage is silent, SO also holds
statute, and the supreme cou' rndp.
in the Spokane case Of Bradley .oaips
eering and Machine COMPANY e pct
F. A. Muzzy, that the plaintln ;ude
entitled to recover . decnleno.ys ~ 90
ment for 81, 676.80. Il orders W
and dismissed.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-07-23
Persian Throne Changes Occupants

Teeheran. July 19.-The national
assembly. composed of the chief Mu-
jtehd and the leaders of the Nationalist
forces, have proclaimed the crown
prince, Sultonahmed Mirza, shah Of
Persia Parliamentary Secretary Aazd
VI Matk, head Of the Kajar family,
was made regent. The fact that the
shah Of Persia took refuge in the Rus
sian legation here is accepted as tanta-
mount to his abdication Of the throne.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-07-23
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT
Purchasing Prices.

The following prices are offered to
the producer by the local dealers for
delivery in round lots +. o. b. Seattle,
and are subject to change without no.
tice:
Eggs Select ranch, 26@85c. per doz
Poultry-live hens, loo ID; springs,
19c; roasting, 16c; old roosters, loo
ducks, 40; geese, 1So; live turkeys,
22c; dressed, 24c.
Potatoes-$I9@2s per ton for local
$31@S2 for Yakima
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Capt. Roberts Dies Suddenly

Seattle, June 19.-Many of his
Old friends here heard with regret
OF the sudden death of Capt. e. v
Roberts, master Of the Great Nortbern
steamship Minnesota. News of Cant
Roberts demise was conveyed IN !.
caolegram to the company here. The
message stated that the Minnesota, .
commander had died unexpectedly of
neart disease Tuesday night, while the
Ai'er was between Kobe and Naeasaki
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States Crop IS, 100000 Bushels

Tacoma, July 10 The Washington
wheat crop of 1909 will be ten million
bushels greater than that of 1908, and
within seven million busels of the
bumper crop of 1907, according to pre-
liminary estimates made by Chief
Grain Inspector King. Although the
official crop estimate will not be made
by the commission until some time
next month, Mr.. King thinks this year s
crop will total 80, 900, 600 bushels.
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STATEMENT
BY TAFT
PRESIDENT MAKES CLEAR
POSITION ON TARIFF
REVISION.
Republican Platform Promised
Downward Revision and He
Hopes to Be Able to Keep the
Promise of His Party AS Well
As His Personal Assurances.

Washington, July 17.-All doubt as
to where President Taft stands with
regard to the downward revision of
the tariff was swept away last evening
when statement was given out at the
White House setting forth in detail
what the president had to say to
twenty. three Republican members = of
congress who called to protest against
putting raw materials on the free list.
The president in this statement de-
clared that the Republican party was
committed to a downward revision !;
that he never had any other idea of
the Chicago platform, and that he per-
sonally has promised a downward re-
vision.
This statement is interpreted in
some quarters here as direct notifca-
tion to conferees on the tariff bill that
if the measure they finally agree upon
does not constitute a material reduc-
tino in specific duties the president
will exercise the power of Veto
Dictated in the third person, the
statement concludes with this final
word of the president attitude as
outlined to his callers:
''He felt strongly the call of the
country for a downward revision
within the limits of the protective
principles, and he hoped to be able to
respond to that call, as he heard it as
we'll in the interests of the party as, of
the country"
Creates Sensation
The presidents statement created a
sensation among senators and repre-
sentatives. Senator Aldrich made no
direct comment upon it, but said the
conferees had decided to let Mr.. Taft
deal with schedules upon which they
could not agree, it being up to the
president to secure the votes necessary
to pass the measure in the form in
which it would be reported out of con-
ference, as result of his mediation
between the house and senate con-
ferees
President Taft, up OF this time, has
not permitted himself to be quoted in
connection with the tariff struggle.
This frame of mind was indicated in
his New Haven speech on June 80,
however, in which he warned the Re-
publican party that if it did not keep
it's promises il would be relegated to
the minority.
The president now asserts for the
first time his authority as the titular
head of his party. AS such he amour.
ces his conviction that the party plat
form meant a revision downward, and
that no other Interpretation can be
placed upon it.
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Nas.is storeS-rurpentine ana Rosin
JAPANESE EDITOR LOSES.
II HIRSUTE APPENDAGE
Incomplete English Fails TO En-
l.. ....Iighten Barber :.

~ e : sS{5fs5 G1OGS. -NoT. 3.--Isacl Of COM
I.s.ers sssa ts-f-E of, TIE Epglish Language
,-R-ss .resgors! bic. for the-<less of j care
lE. coit3XaFed heard that. graeed the
l5.lz..3f : ZgmoUe. .ediseT- OF the Japan 7.
.(.ses - TOKYO. and 3 member of the
.-ror'gri g:cial cemgoission now. touring
E-e country -. -.-e
:: *zlaslaro *tisited the barber shop yes
. teraaE .rl. ..s:le hetel lzere.+iu w2iph. he is
z &u.st
r. -rousd -lilketo 'ns. shaved. he said
IN --}ss.lJ5-lg 15nElfsd4 '1Net altogether.
i.zt Eou.serIs -f7elt:.
:. he csressed. his Yah Dyke lovingly
'rs -;e spoke; The barber . .taciturn
si-2rlgr.&r: aid hothing but tucked. the
t.e ers.eis lid. aprons. and other articles
ri. j. x i6~fH and around the japanese
6ltt4r eec6- Then<h. began.
a :sie i.if ans IN the shop %gere-' startled
v e.* thea- suddenly listened TO a fluent
-fiC- -of'- sVzis.I .i7r0haaly. was strong Ian
ef.a--e= ~ >LafsEAse:- TIE barber had en-
dr.i,rcr :, On, IL. -Jspan.ks Imperial with
f.aa <Lessf:t That half 0f*ir fen beneath
- .xear- biade }lefcre the customer
eas- nt@t sst... u was necessary then
rfl.f:is 1t=~a.l. on
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RESCUE. FAMTSHING
MAN ON THE DESERT
Searthers Find Los Angeles
Man in Denented Condition

=: los ANGELES Nov According
to+ : lerter received in this City from.
lee: flris state Albert Bahia. q former
los: Angeles druggist. has heeu rescued
Sroul death on the Nevada desert after
.7T- Hdering five days. suffering and de-
mented. and subs.stiBg from the flesh
of snakes and lizards. and by water Sc
cured from the cactus plant.
Bahia left iceland. Nev-. october
20 Tor sand Tanks, on the trail 10 the
lee district. He was accompanied by
jack Lampslade- They Fsn out Of
water. and Bahia being unable TO 20
further Lampslade pushed ahead and
reached Lee.
Returning with searching party
Bahia was found after several days
search within = mile Of where his com
panion left him. When found Bahia
was on his hands and knees, laughing
sleefuny and trying 10 catch an elusive
little lizard not longer than tenpenny
.aiL
A few drops Of water al frequent in
t-ervaIs partially revived him and, while
suffering from severe fever attack.
he. VIII recover
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FOREIGN CORPORATIONS
NOT BARRED, SAYS JUDGE
Declares That One OF States
Laws Is Unconstitutional

los ANGELES, Nov 3.-Judge Bord-
well IN the superior court today held
TOY be unconstitutional the California
statute providing that corporation or
ganized outside OF the state and having
no articles of Incorporation on file with
The secretary of the state Of California
could not. maintain or defend actions
IN court;
The decision declares the provision
invsdes the natural. fundamental and
constitutional rights Of persons It
operates, says the court. 10 deprive
-oorporations not complying with the
provisions Of the statute Of property
without compensation.
The case in point was that OF L. P.
Green against the Pacific coal company.
IN Arizona corporation The plaintiff
sought TO strike from the records an
answer OF the defendants on the
ground that il was an unregistered for
eiEn corporation.
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The following maximum and minimum temper
atures are reported from stations for pre-
vIous day: Chicago GAS; New York, 62-o2i
Omaha. GOA
SYNOPSIS
The pressure is falling slowly over Nevada and
eastern California. but rising over Wasninstcn.
The weather has been clear on the Pacific slope
south OF the 42d parallel. Rain continues from
Portland north.
There has been slight fall in temperatures
along the coast. except al san Diego. where
there has been fall of I6 degrees. The follow
ing high afternoon temperatures are reported;
Los Angeles %. san Luis Obispo 30 and San
Diego 50 degrees. The relative humidity AT Red
Bluff was 30 per cent and at Fresno SO per cent.
Forecast for the 30 hours ending az p. N
Thursday November {. 1909:
san Francisco and Ticnity-Fair Thursday;
cooler. with fog in the morning and at night;
light north wind, changing 10 west
santa Clara yalley-Cloudy- cooler THURSDAY;
light north wind
sacramento vaIley-Fai-. cooler Thursday;
light north wind. changing TO south
San Joaquin valley-Fair, cooler Thursday;
light north wind.
Los Angeles and yicinity-Fair. cooler Thurs
day; light east wind changing TO west.
a. q. McADIE, District Forecaster.
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AIRSHIPS MAKE SHAM
ATTACK ON FORTRESS
German DirigibIes Execute War
ManeuNers Successfully

COLOGNE Rhenish Prussia. Nov g.
TIE German sirship squadron. consist
-ine of dirigibles Psrsivai II. Zeppelin
II and the military sirship No II. exc
egted sham attack upon the fortress
Eiirenbreitstein early today
leaving here soon after midnight
ere squadren few up the Rhine TO
Coblenz. surprised the garrison there
and then sWooped down upon the
fortress OF Ehrenbreitstein on the op-
posite bank OF the river
The airships returned here early in
THE forenoon.
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6. from Salina Crnz-Had 10 remain anchored on
the lghtship for seven hours account OF Il
dense fog.
Per FIR stmr Amirai Duperre- st San Francisco
Nov j. from Antwerp. via 1okObama-On Oct
20 to Oct p experienced a heavy typh0on; hal:
to heaTe 10 FOR So hours: washed overheard port
Quarterboat and did considerable damage about
deck
Per whaling stmr Hermsn-Whsling schr Con.
ffanza was AZ Belcher Sept -: whaling sfm-
kariuk was az HerseheI island Aug 20. M
whales in port at Dutch harbor. L $ stnr Man
ming; scbr Challenge
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AMIRAL DUPERRf
HERE FROM EUROPE
Cargo Includes Shipment OF
Marble From Italy and
Freight From the Orient

HE French steamer
Amiral .puperre.
which arrived here
yesterday fro m
Havre VIA the far
east. encountered
a typhoon October
20. when FIVE days
out Of Yokohama.
The steamer sus-
tanned consider
able DANA &c about
the decks. but no
: body was injured.
The storm was the
sa me that devasted
the Asfatic coast
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LOS ANGELES PLANNING
AVIATION CONTESTS
Prize Fund of 100000 TO Be
Raised for Tourney

Los ANGELES. Nov 3-The city
council has Endorsed the plan of hold
ing a series of international aviation
contests here next December. A prize
fund OF 100000 is to be raised by
means of sellingfs 81 shares of stock in
the company uhder the auspices of
which the contests viii be held.
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LAUREL HALL WOMEN
DISCUSS HOLY GRAIL
Club Members Hear Address on
Sacred Theme

Business filled most of the meeting
time Of LaNrei Hall club yesterday
afternoon. after which Mrs Eleanor
Bingham OF Chicago. delivered an in
teresting address on the story of the
Holy Grail She told the story as pre-
sented by the artist Abbey in his mural
decorations in the Boston free public
library. This poem. by the way. Abbey
said he chose for his subject because
81 is the only epic poem which the
English speaking people have. After
the lecture tea was served and a So
cial hour followed
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

TACOMA. Nov- 3.-Arrired. Austrian steamer
Alberta from Comox: schooner Taurus. from Port
steamer Watson. from Seattle steamer Asun-
ci0n from san Francisco
Sailed: French bark Button. for United King
dom.
PORTLAND. Nov. Norwegian steamer Hen
Tik lbsen sailed from here this morning a ,
o'clock FOR Hongkong by way Of japanese p6rts
with a cargo valued at SI46 S52 the priaeipai
part Of which was 6our. There were 3e247
barrels of -four, valued at Sf36. 226. and general
MERCHANDISE 10 the value Of 5lO,726.
Schooner W Il Smith arrived al Linnton this
morning from Honolulu for cargo Of lumber
probably 10 San Pedro.
The dredge Oregon viii finish cutting the chan
nel in the Columbia river between Vancouver end
the mouth Of the Willamette river Saturday
sitter which II Win be turned over TO the Seattle
district 10 do some work in GTays harbor.
With passengers and general freight the
steamer Breakwater sailed tonight for Coos hav
Schooner Admiral cleared this morning al tue
custom house with 6Seo00 feet OF lumber for
san Francisco.
ASTORIA, Ore Nov 3-Stesmer Nome City
sailed today Tor San Francisco with a general
Norwegian steamer Henrik Ibsen Of The Port
land Asiatic steamship company arrived down
the river today with general cargo fer Hong
kong and way ports and viii sail Thursday morn
Steamer J. p. Stetson. which sailed toda7
for San Francisco. carried 337. .465 feet OF lum-
Der. loaded at Rainier. and 3T5,45z loaded at
Oakpoint.
steam sehooners J. B. stetson and J. Mar
honer. with eargces Of lun,ksr for San Fran
cisco arrived down the TfTe Tuesday evening
and went 70 today.
steamer Roanoke left today for California
ports with freight and passengers.
SEATTLE, Nov. 3.-Arrived: Stmr Montara
from Eagle herbor; United States steamer Sno-
homish. from Neah bay.
Sailed: Steamer Meteor. from Tacoma.
HYDRoGRAPHIC OFFICE
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and sailing directions OF the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat
tiers or interest to ocean commerce.
]. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant L. s. N in charge
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Memoranda

The stmr Missourian, which arrived at San
Francisco Nov 5 from Salina Cruz via San
Diego had board eight Chinese stowaways-
who found after the vessel left Salina
Cruz
SEATTLE Nov. 3-Stmr Montsrs previously
reported on a sandbsnk was foated this morning
at O'clock; not thought TO be damaged; viii
proceed here.
Per stmr Missourian, at San Francisco. Nov:
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u. Louis Wool tIarke

st. louis. NoT- 3.--woef. quiet. medium
Ersdes c9mbing and ciotht1g.- - @ SOC. light
i1e. s9&t1ze; heavy me. izG2ee; tub washed,
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Eastern LIvestoek Market

hANSAS CITY
lf.ooe- Market steady. Native steers. Ss-5ed
SO nstiye cows and helfers. 50 = a %: stock
calves. 81 50ee-25. western steers. -S3 $50;
Ntsre-u casTs. - soGsss. 81.
-iseeeipis ,!ze,S a.sgket s-si = g1s5. s6
ssckerN and butchers 30 g T:s5; light SUD
Sheesp. Recei6,s. $500. Market. stroag. NIT:
tons. $4,000 4.75. lsmbs. SO a =: range Weth-
ers Sa45.25. range ewes S3a41A
SOI-TH OMAHA Nov S-Ceftie- RECEIPTS.
900 4iarEet stronger. Native steers- $500
nT-25- cows ana heirers. s. S0l 49,; eanneTs,
s. - 80 .-sfockers snd feeiers. - . g , =;
- Ees S-5of5 bulls. sregs- eic- go -
IIoEs-Iseeeipt>- 1.ooQ- market strenE 10 5e
higher. Heavy. ST.e5G7- 50; mixed SIS a 20;
..ight Ss.GoG7.zo; pigs S59 20; buzz Of sales,
S:eeb- Receipts lS.7oQe- market. strong TO lse
higher. Ges.iines. St--'o 9s's9i y Ee!Aers' Ss9
. ~, ewes >. = 81 -; lsmbs S6ae.7E
New Yori. Metal Market
Sf:E NoI,k.- Nov - 5alslsEa a. copper; .5
u N1a:ss~s 1.nuarr- - 60 g - soc February.
35ln J:e EsE A..5k Ts!a. u5 - sa.i,1ss sasass,
- -s ff sales Tepqrfcfl iu-- the English
sn6rs -.ecft 'a 'sohs suot and l.eoo tons futures
seert r..--C.-+s. sales Un The ;o-eai -axchsnge.
SeE 2sff dealers quote lake eeIiper al y s7-A2
~ 81 .fcsro.yfie. l2,soe, y - &c and cast
IN e.sy. sfsat and. Nozognber. 30 25a5o- -5oc;
T1scen'teT- 81 p $50. 6oc- January and Febru-
81 -0C- liqndon market easy spct-
.1S5s : - fixtures. EI40 2s sd
-l:cgd 'e-iar- spot va. q a soc fcr New YORK
snd s,9o.fs zoe Tor East ST. Louis delivery
. nio- nafkes lower rhan Monday. at tlS-l
SpIre! liie@-ti 400 6.Jslc Kew York spot. and
:rf a gi6 2Eiz.- Eest s.. louis English market
isne-gE.i r1i IS
I-t !rasc l0vre-' ia London. Cleveland warrants
s-S q Iaeaaiy fbe market was steady snd IN
Clf .2r-.
- [--.-
Na.i. stores-rurpentihe ana ROsin
-.~AEANNAH. fss-.- Nov;- 3--.Tur pett lne-Firm-
-. g -. 50 recei PTS ls-S, shipments 39l-
Sd lEcL!s;- 5.s21. stock: 1903 Quote. B.
-sls D 81. =. S3;97'- "a; S4d4 .0j; G S4.05
,t-is'- E@ - L2isf34 l5s ] 81 90. \ Srs5g
- 80. y. Ss rn. We So a. WV. s.. -.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exports for the orient

The japanese steamer Nippon Naru saiied foi
Hougkong and wsy ports Tuesday with cargo
valued al s2T9. .20I exclusive OF treasure. sld to
China. SIS. .ssi: Korea. s69s1: East Iudies
s. 416; YladiTos1ok. S1l.s65; Philippine ISLANDS
ssss The principal exports and their destina-
70 Japan-1o565 lbs rafSins 4.2o4 lbs dried
fruit 10 bbls -four 575 lbs goldfish. 500 lbs beans.
1897 lbs coffee. IS e. canned goods. /. .5t3 lbs
nuts. 35 pkgs fresh fruits. 1.56S lbs cheese -
lbs butter 622 lbs and bread. 1857. lbs
meals. 1e2 gals and cs wine s.52S lbs sugar:
1900 bales cotton, bales cotton duck % Pkgs
drugs. 419 rolls and Q cS leather. A. pkgs nsa-
chinery. 29s5 lbs rubber. bales tents. 80 es vsr-
nish. 10 cs and pkgs oils
To China-I3. .0ss lbs coffee. 4.2s5 lbs and u
bxs cheese 10 cs honey. Seo es. canned goods
400 lbs $3.50 lbs rsisins. 20 lbs butter.
I2152 lbs dried fruit. 9l4 pkgs fresh fruits J. g2
lbs nuts. 20 pkgs potatoes and onions, 25I gals
wine. 1920 lbs bread. $50 lbs beans. 4.4fs lbs
meals. l.230 lbs Goldfish. p 6 and hait thi
salmon, 1881 lbs ginseng, 81 pkgs drugs. 50
rolls leather, pkgs machinery. es typegvriters.
.Te Korea-i111 lbs sugar sss lbs butter 152
es canned goods. $50 lbs meals LOS lhs dried
trolls and cs leather 246 pkgs machinery
To East Indies-4I2- cs eanHed goods. 2SI es
salmon. Il gals wine. pkgs machinery
To Vladivostok-2oc rolls roofing, 1e5 tsles
To Philippine eislands-50 bzs fresh fruits. l
cs saddlery. - oieyeles--,
Shipment of Lumber
AEe DARK - u AlleD was c4efr]rI Al Fort
with s25, coo feet Of lumber and 100000 sn-rsies.
valued at $4,000
Change of Masters
Steamer Sea Fox. old master Tonnes Tonnes:
son. new master. u. c. Th0msen Enrolled
Schooner 5. T. Alexander Mis- Johnson: schooner
Ada McCune. James Anderson
Army Transports
The Crook is in port.
The Thomas sailed October . for Manila.
The sherman is in port
The Warren is at Manila. -"
The Dix is az Honolulu go
The Logan sailed October i. from Manila.
The Sheridan is in port
The Buford Is in port
To secure q position. place an ad in.
The Call. The cost is only 10c q 1ay- e.
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AUCTION SALES
S. HERCULES ss;s$s. :s:s:.: $$:s|s' s$s:=

Made IN California. guaranteed cak tanned
and cost no more than the nonguaranteed makes
II your dealer not supply Jon. write Us
direct for price list. Manufactured solely by
W. DAVIS & SONS. Wholesale S9ddlery. 300
TO 2052 Howard St. San Francisco. Cal
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CompagnIe Generate Transatlantique

DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE-PARIs
Sailing every Thursday. instead of SATURDAY.
at 10 a. m. from pier AZ, North river, foot OF
Morton street.
First class to Havre. ST1.50 and upward: sec
ond class 20 Havre. $50 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY for UNITED STATES and CANADA.
10 State St. New York. j. F. FUGAZI Man
ager Pacific Coast, $50 Montgomery Sta San
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APPOINTED RURAL CARRIER Washington.
Sov- lanes A Thompson has been ap
pointed rural carrier for route No. ~
Bakersfield. California.
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Express and Passenger Steamers
Equipped With Wireless and Submarine Signals.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB ERBOURG-BREMEN
Express Salings Tuesdays at 10 a..
Washington. SoT. 16iPrinz Fried. Wm Nov. so
Kaiser VIM. IL. Nov. 23 ICecilie ....... Dec. IA
George Washington-Saiis Nov. 16-2I.000
tons. Newest and Largest German Ship aioat.
Every innovation known TO the shipbaiider's art.
PIYMOUTH-CHERB ERBOURG-BREMEN
Twin-Screw Sailings Thursdays at 10 a.
Main. Dec. efPrinzess Irene. Dec. so
fNeckar. ..... Dec. 16fRhein... Jan.
fBremen direct.
Gibraltar-Naples-G
Mediterranean Sailngs Saturdays at IL a. m.
Princess Irene. Nov. 20l'BerlIn (new). Dec. II
b. Albert. Wed. Dec. 1Barbarossa. Jan.
s0mits Algiers.
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Broadway. New York. or
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ST. Francis Hotel. San Francisco.
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tt00p Sacranento River Steamers ffl 4,
Strr Mode. Non. Wed. Frs.
-Stnr. Na~aio. Tues. Iharz. Sat.
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

18th and Mission. Daily ex sun. Lv.: ts:soa
t5:2sp sundsys-fs:3 :3os. .ii:45a. .5:4Op Ar.
s F.: .S:4ca. @11:13a. f5:29p-
TO and from .Arleta- Ito and from Tunifas
Glen Connect with stage for San Gregorio. Pes
cadero.. Pebble Beach and Ia Honda
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Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau. San Francisco. Nov. ,. 1903.
RAINFALL DATA
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: Shipment of Lumber
| The bark S. c. Allen was cleared AT Fort BrsEg
with 625. coo feet Of lumber and 100000 snLSles.
| valued at S13 o00-
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