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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
QUAINT HEADGEAR
WORN BY ALUMNAE
College Women Attend Christ
mas Jinks Displaying Novel
Millinery

OAKLAND, Dec. 1S.-TwO hundred
members of the Association of CoIlegi-
ate Alumnae Joined in the Christmas
jinks held this afternoon at the Home
club in East Oakland.
A wonderful array of headgear
marked the occasion as one of the
most unique of the year, each guest ap-
pearing in some. suggestive covering
for the hair. Every period of history,
every country and flower found large
following. Two Christmas trees. fully
trimmed, even to the small tapers and
miniature Santa Claus, represented the
most original substitutes for hats.
After the prettily appointed lunch
con. which was a feature of the noon
hour, Miss Helen Peckham, in the role
of Santa Claus, distributed small gifts
appropriate to their positions to the
officers and committee chairmen-. To
the president; Miss Elizabeth McKinne,
was given a small halo, which she wore
during the afternoon.
The Magic sword toy playlet by
katherine Lyle. was cleverly presented
by the dramatic section, under the di-
rection of Miss Douglass whitehead
and Miss Ida Juillerat. who assumed
the character of Jumping Jack and the
Fairy Prince. Miss Tellula lie Conte,
Miss Nora Dunn and Miss Juliette Levy
Were in the cast as French dolls.
The music committee. of which Miss
Lulu Blumberg is president, arranged
for the half hour of music.
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Los Angeles Markets
| Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. Dec. ls-The egg market Is
oFerstocked and drop is expected within rev
days Extra selected are selling AZ 4Sc dozen,
ranch candled 45c and counts 43c. The
butter market is firm with receipts light and
prices unchanged.
Receipts of produce IN Los Angeles today were
Eggs. 81 cases: butter. 1877 pounds. cheese,
2uS pounds potatoes. 5.s07 sacks; onions, 60
sacks; beans, 4s2 sacks; sweet potatoes, o00
sacks. apples. !. 1870 boxes.
Eggs-Extra select. 8Sc. loesl ranch candled,
hrsts- sc; case count. 43c: eastern fresh. Soc;
storage packed extras, 2Sc; storage packed
seconds 2sc
Butter-Creamery extra, 75c; creamery FIRST,
- lac; eastern creamery, extras, 6Iiae; cooking
butter, 26c
cheese Northern fresh. 2Oc; northern storage,
l9A a 2oc; eastern singles. lsc, eastern twins.
"a l3tec; eastern cheddars. lyc; eastern long
Forn. 2Qc; eastern daisy 2Oc: swiss, imported,
2c- ~ 49, domestic 23c. hrick cream. Zoe lin
burger. 2002ic: imported Edsm Ssd9, case Of
j. oregon daisy. 20c-
Beans-No- ] pink. 81 s0G4.50: No. I iimas.
- 900 30; Lady Washington. 81 25G4- So small
whites S5-4oQ5-50; blackeyes, S4.75; Garyanzss,
$50; lentils 81
-- f'otst toes-Ssiinas 81 50G 80: Highs snds,
Sl-lela l;s5i Lompoc, 81 .65G1 -; Watsonvine,
$500 90: Oregon Sl-4oM i-50; Oregon early
rose, So sweets, yellow, 81. $50 J. 60
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CAPTURES A
CHINESE BURGLAR

OAKLAND, Dec. 1S.-A Chinese burg
lar whom the police accuse of robbing
several homes within the last week and
for whom the detectives had been look
ing in vain was captured tonight by
Mrs. NJ. ODonnell in the basement of
her home at 1404 Market street.
The woman obtained a pistol and
with the weapon compelled the prowler
to stand with his hands up until the
police arrived. The Chinese gave the
name of All Sing.
Mrs. O'Donnell was alone when she
heard somebody under the house prowl-
ing through the basement She raised
a window and called to a neighbor for
revolver. When she got the pistol she
went boldly into the basement and stood
guard. The police were telephoned for
and acting Detective Agnew went to
the O'Donnell home, where he arrested
the Chinese.
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sSnow ground 81 inches.
The following maximum and minimum temper
atures are reported from eastern stations for tho
previous day: Chicago, IL and below; New
York, 1926; Omaha. s and below.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure is falling steadily over the inter
mountain section and there some Indications
of the formation of n depression the valley
of the Colorado. There has been increase in
cloudiness in the northern Pacific coast states
Snow Is falling at Baker, Helena and Pocatelio.
The temperature continues slightly below the
normal in the great valley of California. Tie
relative humidity at Red Bluff was 46 per cent
and at Fresno 5S per cent The river stage at
Sacramento is 1874 feet and falling.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the so
hours ending at midnight December 10. 1909:
San Francisco and vicinity--Fair Sunday; light
east wind changing to southwest
Santa Clara valley-Fair Sunday, with light
frost In the morning; light north wind.
Sacramento valley-Fair Sunday, frost in the
morning: light north wind.
San Joaquin valley-Far Sunday, with frost
in the morning; light east wind
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Sunday, with
frost In the morning back from the coast light
north wind A. G. McADIE,
District Forecaster.
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who made the round trip. In addition
TO these travellers for health and pleas
ure the Mariposa is bringing number
of passengers from Australia and New
Zealand, bound to European points.
Vacation for Navigation Class
The navigation class of the Humboldt
evening high school will lay off for two
weeks to enjoy the usual holiday vaca-
tion. Some very creditable work has
been done in this department of the
public schools during this term. The
first class has been given a thorough
course in latitude, longitude and COM
pass error.
The instruction in latitude has not
been confined merely to ascertaining
the position by meridian attitudes of
the sun and by attitudes of Polaris. The
pupils have been taught to find their
latitude by each of the various methods,
and 10 use for that purpose either sun.
moon. planet or star. Longitude be-
ing the most important of all naviga-
tlonal problems, this matter was under
consideration Tor one months time.
The compass error problem, by means
OF time aZimuth, latitude azimuth and
amplitude, has also been investigated.
The second class has mastered the
preliminary work in the fundamentals
OF navigation and has got as far as
dead reckoning. A new class will be
started January 3, when all those who
have evenings to spare and wish TO be-
come proficient in navigation lare ad-
vised to present themselves. Vhe in
struction commences at 7:15 and lasts
until 9:15 o'clock of each eveRing of the
week, Saturdays and Sundays excepted.
Commencing January the first class
viii be given a course in ascertaining
the position at sea by Sumner lines,
and by the so called new naVigation-
a French method which has been in
use for 20 years or more. but has only
la tely come into favor in the Ameri-
can merchant marine
Carries Many Passengers
Although the passenger rate war be-
tween here and the south is now over
the tide of travel between here and
southern California is still heavy. The
steamer Santa Rosa. which sailed yes
terday for the south. carried 800 pas
sengers, among whom were:
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Eastern Livestock Market

SOUTH OMAHA
-oSoJ la OMAHA. Dec. 1S.-Cattle. Receipts.
-og Market steady. Native steers, So 75 a
-, cows and hcifcrs. S2M5 western steers.
49,. COWS and heifers, 50 S0d 1. 40: can
- >z-Z9'd 3-25; stockers and feeders S2.T56
t.S9s calves, S325d7 80; bulls stays. etc,
.s hegs-Receipts 3. 200. Market steady Heavy.
So,So'ds,5; mixed. SS.20ds.25 light Ss.Io1
S.S9' pigs, S6.I5@7.75; bulk OF sales, $s.20G
sheep Receipts. 600. Market steady.
Aeariings S5.T5d7: lambs S2.E5@S
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, Dec. lS-Cattle: Receipts.
@.Veo Market steady. Native steers. Ss.T51
t--5- native and beiferS. s.. 15d. $50;
stoekcrs and feeders. IS 25Q5Ie: bulls. IS % a
SO. calves. S3.5OG S.25 western steers. So. q
"a 30 western cows. S2.I5M4.75-
Hogs Receipts 5.O00 Market steady Il
strong. Bulk of sales $. .2Oq $50; heavy. Ss.45
g e.5o; packers and butchers. $S.25dS.50; light,
SNQ $50. pigs S6.T5dT.5o
Sheen-Receipts. 900 Market steady Nut
Ions, S425a5-75; lambs. S6-J0qS-2 %. fed west
ern wethers and yeariings, S4.75@1.l5; fed
western ewes, Sf.25G 5.25
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Mariposa Is Due Tomorrow From South Seas
dicted Friday for trying to sell smu
gled opium in Oakland.
New Grain Elevators Planned

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 1s.-Incorpora-
tIon papers were filed today for the
California and Oregon grain and ele-
3vator company with directorate
composed of wheat handlers and mill
ing men, bankers and others Its cap
ital stock is S250,000, of which 5000, 900
Is. paid in. The company will handle
grain in bulk by means of elevators
and ships. 1t expects to effect a great
saving in transportation charges by
establishing elevators at San Pedro
and at Oregon and Washington ports.
where ships can be loaded and unloaded
in three or four hours.
Under the present system 1t takes
about "a hours to load a ship of 10000
bushels capacity, and like time to
unload it. Demurrage rates of $500 a
day are charged while the ship is tied
up at the wharf at either end.
It is the intention of the new COM
pany to proceed at once with the con-
struction OF its elevators.
Fisheries Tug Is Sold
SEATTLE, Dec. 1S.-The fisheries tug
Golden Gate has been sold to the Tilla--
nook steam navigation company of
Portland and will leave tomorrow for
the Columbia river to be converted into
q passenger and freight carrier on the
Tillamook run, taking the place OF the
wrecked Argo. The tug sold for Slo,-
600 and a large sum will be spent In
remodeling it.
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HIGHWAYMEN HOLD UP
RAILROAD EMPLOYE

OAKLAND. Dec IS.=T Murphy. a
railroad employe living at 1910 Seventh
street was held up early this evening
by two men in Second street between
Cedar and Pine-and robbed of S22., He
met the men near the middle of the
block. One drew d revolver and forced
Murphy to stand while the other took
the victims purse. Then the pair dis
appeared in Cedar street
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MISCELLANEOUS MARkETs
Cotton Market

NEN YORK. Dee fS.-HuttoD's wire Saws:
ne cotton market opened at decline Of one
fo three points which in lire with the
cables. The market duh after the opening.
selling down few points, then up few points,
niff with no interest displayed and a rather
sInsl local and professional trade. There was a
little selling the confirmation of the figures
oi The National gLnncrs. Masking the total ginned
Do date 9. .f29. 600. last year there were giuned
after December I3. l.1S0. 600 bales. but il is
said that the amount 20 be giuned this yeaT VIII
De- very materially under fh&t total
spot closed quiet; middling Uplands 151oc:
middliug gulf II 35r Sales 160 bales
COTTON Fl TT RES
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LINER EXPECTED
TO ARRIVE EARLY
Has Many Tourists on Board
and Passengers From New
Zealand and Australia

HE Oceanic steam
ship company s
liner Mariposa,
Captain Hayward,
is due tomorrow
from Tahiti. The
Mariposa at s
O'Clock D. M, De-
cember IL, was 709
miles away and
Will probably ar
rive here early in
the morning. The
Mariposa is bring
ing a large number
of passenger most
Of them tourists
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Ksrl Green A. B. Shaw
Miss Flora Mccartney S G. kennedy
I. ". Layre l.. II. Jones
Miss NJ. Hurley W. I. Root
L. sharp J. F. Lake
G. H. Hager L.. F. Dunham
Miss y. LOomis iC I. Durham
Miss NJ. Hazard iG. A. Buddle
Miss A F. Mcdonald 10. H. Bailey
l. II. Auger Miss Jennie Moore
Howard S Reed Louis A. Kahn
o. W Newman II. c. Lindsay
DR.. Allen Griffith Miss G. PDkington
George. +. La Grange Miss y. Brown
G. B. Kress Miss Sarah c. Ashby
X. W Reynold Frank II. Hilton
Ten Days of strong Gales
The schooner c. A Thayer, Captain
= Dingman, which arrived yesterday
Is days from the Columbia river, en-
countered strong south and Southea st
gales for the first 10 days of the pas
age. During one of the gales the
fOresail was blown away. The Thayer
brought 100000 feet of lumber.
Well known Mariner Dead
Word has been received of the death
in Scotland of Captain James Hodge,
for many. years master of the British
bark Port Jackson. He died September
2S at the age OF a years. He was
shipping men at this port
eSeawoIf, at Sea AEain
Captain Alexander MacLean. the seal
ing skipper, who served Jack London
as model for his Sea wolf is again
on the sea. He has purchased and
outftted the gasoline schooner Tuladi
with which he will engage in freight
ing between vancouver and the Gulf
islands.
Big Windiammer Changes Hands
The steel ship John Cooke, 1853 tons
register, has been sold to George Milne
& Co. of Aberdeen, the owners of the
"Inver'' line Of sailing ships The John
Cooke was built at Londonderry in 1892
and carries 5000 tons dead weight of
cargo.
Water Front Notes
The bark Andrew Welch, Captain
Kelly, cleared yesterday for. Honolulu.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 100000 feet.
The Kosmos liner Setos left Nanaimo
yesterday for this port to finish load
The bark R P. Rithet from this port
arrived yesterday at Honolulu.
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia sailed
yesterday from Hongkong for this port
It is thought that only about 500
tons of cargo from the German steamer
Utgard can be saved The Utgard
went ashore in the straits of Magellan
and broke in two while on the beach
The steamer President, which ar
will sail this afternoon for Puget
sound, brought IS passengers.
Face Trial for Opium Smuggling
George Wainberg, the Pacific Mail
stevedore who was arrested by In
spector f. e. Enlow as he came down
afternoon with three tins of opium
concealed on his person, was released
on $500 bonds.
With tears in his eyes Weinberg
protested his innocence to Deputy Sur
veyor Blinn. Although one tin was
tied to an ankle by a silk handkerchief
another hidden inside his trousers,
while the third reposed in his hat, he
maintained that he had not the slight
est idea Of what the tins contained
He said he found them on the ship
end thought he would take them home
colonel Blinn tried to tempt Vain
berg with an immunity bath TO give
away the name of his employer, but he
refused A similar story was told by
another elderly stevedore of the COM
pany. William McShane, who was in
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Record Price for Flax

MINNEAPOLIS Dec. 1s.-Flax went TO 81 a
hushel on the grain market here today. q record
never before attained. According u the govern
nent's estimate Minnesota and The Dskotss
raised % O00. COS bushels Of this grain this year
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Now York Metal Market

NEW YORK Dec. 1s.-No change was re-
ported IN the metal markets and prices were vir-
fuallv nominal
Tin. easy at 32.75el35. .10c.
Copper duil- lake Is . Is 62Iz electrolytic,
j. 12ia q 1887 y casting. 130 25c
Lead firm AT 8-57ia N4.62isc.
Spelrer, 6.30c asked.
iron, unchanged
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Imports of EIerchandiSe

NEW YORK, Dec 1S-Imports Of merchaD-
disc and dry goods sf the port OF New York for
the week ending December II. were valued at
50. 6JS. $50 Imports Of specie FOR the port of
NeW York for the week ending today were
$50 24s gold and $3.50 104 silver. Exports Of
ace from rhe port OF New York for the week
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Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH Ca. Dec 1S.-Turpentfne firm
l5l4 055sz G; sales SS4; receipts 513; shipments,
233
Rosin-Firm; sales. 1881: receipts 1856;
shipments l.oo7: stock. I4l.94s- Quotations:
B. 81 92Is D. S3 %: T. Ss.9Tla: F. 81: G.
Sso2iz II. ss1215s ], S4-6o; K, <5.65: VIC.
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Sd. Louis wool NInrkct

ST LOUIS. Dec. 1s.-Nsrket dull. Medium
grades. combing and clothing. 24d29c; light
fne. 22d27c; heavy fne, 12d21c: tub washed.
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Chicago DAIRY produce Market

thlSAGO. Dec. lS.-Butter steady. cream
g. z'034c; dairies. 2SG30c: eggs strong: re-
- - = ~, ,-s2 $50 cases At mark cases included.
- q 0Vssc hrsts 35c. prime frsts. SO &c:
Isise' Aoung Americas, IG@l6Ac; longhorns.
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ELEcrR1c sueuRRAN

ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA sAUSALITo
every 40 minutes from 700 a. m. until 900 a.
M. then hourly until 4 100 p M; then every 40
minutes until $40 p. then 500 and 1000
p. m. and 1901 a. m.
Fairfax-Leave San Francisco 100. 7:40 $50
9:00 1000 11:0C a. m. 112:00 noon. II :0O
200. 400, 4:40, 500 and 600 p. m.
San Quentin via San Rafael-Leave 900 a. N.
and 200 D. m.
M. (sI2:00 noon. except Saturday,. f12:S0, $500
$500 T:15 p. m. Sundays $500. sI:40. 1915
a. m. 1890. $500, $500. I:15 p m. s12:O1 an
Sunday arrive 13T p. N. s~Sunday arrive
6:57 D. M Except Sunday. 4Sunday only.
saturday only. SVia Sausa1to
Pacific Transfer Company's agents are author
lied to cheek baggage direct from residence
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OREGON Hogs Advance in Price

PORTLAND Dec. 1S.-Hogs in this mErEe
nave advanced steadily in price for the past tw'
weeks The record was reached at the Port
land union stockyards today. when the pric'
went TO Ss.75 a hundred pounds.
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USE. HERCULES $$ssE'' q; $$::; :$ssEs: =.

Made in California. guaranteed oak tanned,
and cost more than the nongusranteed makes
If your dealer not supply you. write US
direct for a price list. Manufactured solely by
W. DAVIS 4 SONS. Wholesale Saddlery, 2O4O
to 20J2 Howard ST, San Francisco. Cal.
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crude Oil for HonoIuIu

Crude Oil for Honolulu
The tank steamer Santa Rita cleared yes
terdav for Honolulu via Port Hartford. The
steamer goes to the southern port to finish
loading. Her cargo will consist of 43 600 bar
rels of crude oil in bulk, valued at $25, 800.
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Army Transports

Army Transports
The Crook is in port
The Thomas is in port
The Warren is at Manila.
The Dix sailed December 10 from Seattle for
Manila.
The Logan sailed December Is from Honolulu
for Manila.
The Buford is in port.
The Sheridan sailed December 10 from Manila.
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Time Ball

Time Ball
United States branch photographic office, Mer
chants Exchange, San Francisco December
IS 1909.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
ciic standard time (120th meridian, or at Sh
DOM. 00s., Greenwich mean time.
J. @. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. S. N, in charge.
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, San Francisco. Dee. IS, 1909.
RAINFALL, DATA
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FROM PACIFIC STREET WHARF
LOOP Sacramento River Steamers ffl 30s
Stmr Modoc Mon. We'd. Fri
Stmr Navajo Tues. Thurs Sat-
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U. $. Branch Photographic ohice

u. >. Branch photographic ONCE
A branch OF the United States photographic
Office located in the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
Of expense Nayigators cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions OF the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce.
j. @. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. U. s. N, in charge
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VIA COAST LINE
(Third and Toxnsend Streetsl

t5.25R Loop-23d Street. Vislsacion. South
San Francisco, Valencia Street.. f6.
t5.a0a Loop-valencis St. Ocean View.
CemeterieA Outh San Francisco.
23i Street. ard and Townsend. -. f6l
6.20a South San francisco. San Jose, Gilroy.
(HolIiste-) Sargent. Pajaro. Salinas. a.
a.00a Shore Line Limited PasO Robes Hot
Springs Santa Barb ara. Los Angeles g..
205a Ths Coaster-San jose. Castrovils
(De Monte. Monter ey. Pacific Grovel.
Salinas. Soledad Paso Robes Hot
Springs San Luis Obispo. Piuno.
Oceano, Surf LompOc. Santa Bar
hars. Ventura Oxnerd Los Angeles W.
B.l0a Msyheld. Los Altos Les Gatos. Wright.
Glenw0od( Bo ulder Creek) Santa Crus. lOl
8.l0a Wass0nvile. Csstr oville Del Monte.
Monterey, Pacife Grove.-...... g.
a20a South San Francisco. Palo Alto. San :.
Jose. Way Stations ~
820a Mayheld. Los Altos. Los Gatos- ".
9.0Oa San lose Giroy. Salinas Chsndor.
Psso Robes Hot Springs. San Luis
O5ispo-Tres Pino Santa Crux. Dd
Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove 4.
i0.s0a South San Fran cisco. Burlingame.
San Asteo. Pzio Alto. San jose -. g.
Ioa0a Los Altos. Monts vists. Los Gstos.. "
ll.3Oa Valencia Sc. Ocean View. Colma
Cemeteries. Baden, San Bruno. u
ii.40a South San Fran cisco. San Jose -.
2.0JD Del Monte Express-San Jose. Glroy.
Sargent (Watsonviie. Santa Cruz.l
Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove. u.
2-05s South San kranciseO. Pao Alto. San
t2o5p Los Altos. Monta Vista. Los Gatos.-. t3.
r. 100 Bay Shore. Vista cion. San Bruno.... "a.
5000 Santa Cara. San jose. Los Gatos.
Wright Bou der Creek Santa Cruz O.
3.2Op South San Francis co. San Mateo. San
lose. Gilroy. Castr oville. Salinsz 49, 10.
400p Sunset Expr ess-TucEoB. Deminz
Fl Paso, II ouston New Orleans
4.00p Paso Robles Hot Springs. San Luis
0bispo Santa Barbara, Los Angeles 0 D.
4.00p Gilroy. HOLSTER. Tres Pinos- .... T.
4.00p Del Monte. Mont ersy. Pacific Grove. ~.
4OOp Kansas CIV. S. Louis Chicago. fl
4.20p South San Franci sco. San Jose- fo
f5.OOp Buriingame. San Msteo. Pslo Alto,
san Joso and W sy Stations s. O.
t5.O5, Loop-2h Sire et Viafscion. South
San Francisco. Valen ca Street fs
t5.20p Redwood Pao Alto. San Jose... D.
$500 Los Altos Monts Vista. Los Gatos. f3
t5.25p Buringane San Msteo. San Josr.. f3
$500 Loop ~ Valencia St. Ocean view
Cemeteries. South San Francisco
23d Street 81 and Townsend 70.
6.4Op San Bruno San Mat~o. Redwood. PHO
Alto. Santa Clara. San JoSe. 2.
s5.40p Los Alas. Monsa Vista. Los GatDs... f.
t600p aiIlbrse. San Mateo. Palo Alto,
Mavield. Los Altos. Los Gatos - 70.
t6.05p 23d Street. Vista con. South San
Francisco. Valencia Street ... ~.
to 25p Loop-Valencis Str eet Ocean View.
Cemeteries South San Francisco.
23d Stress. 81 and Townsend -. ~.
6.30p South San Francisco San Joss... 5.
a00p Los Angeles Paaen ser-Gilruy. ss-
linss PAD Robes Hot SPRING.
San Lui. Ooispo Pizmo. Santa
Barbsrs. Los Angeles .-........ g.
iI.45p South San Francisco Pslo Alto San y.
jose -..----.--.....--.-.-.. =,
FROM PACIFIC STREET wHARF
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PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE

EYDRoGRAPHIc OFFICE
Depth at mean low water. entrance to hsrbOr.
PLACE Fl Date Remarks
Grays Harl le Nov. 5I4 feet at mean low
water in channel to
Hoquism-
Wilaps 3. p Nov. IWhistling buoy no;
working well.
Colum r. > Oct 4l25 feet IN channel L
Portland
Nehalm r z Nov. Bar buoy 200 yards
north Of channel
Rink B. 10 Sept. 7I.-.--- -------------.-.
Xaquins B . Aug. 10 Channel shifting tc
south
Si0sisV R Oct. I......---- .----..-----
Umpqua R 9 Oct 2channeI 1000 feet \.
Of buoy.
u feet at low water to
Coos Bay II Nov. North Bend: u feet
al low water tc
Msrshneid.
Channel coed Besi
coquille r Nov water IN center be
tween n and S. jet
ties.
Rogue RiTI-----l --l....--..l..-.... -.
Kismth r ? Nov. lclosed @ navigatiOn.
Hmbidt B p Nov. e.........-...... -.
, s Pedro b 20 Nov. lINo change in channel.
+, s Diego b 25 Nov. 9INo change in channel
= Pablo p p APR. p Depth in dredged chan
mel
Tonnage Engagements
The French ship Bsyonne Is under charter for
barley from here 10 Europe ar I5s.
The German ship Alexander Isenberg. ut Homo
lrlu Is chartered for wheat from South Australia
or sydney n the united kingdom at 23c. with
option Of February loading st Melbourne, GeelOne
or Hobsons Bay at 23s Sd.
The German ship Edmund VIII sail from here
10 Australia in bsllsst.
Change of Masters
Steamer Glencoe-old master Charles T. Gil
lard: new master. J. +. WOodside-
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
Big windiammer Changes Hands

The steel ship John Cooke, 1853 tons
register, has been sold to George Milne
& Co. Of Aberdeen. the owners of the
''1nver" line Of sailing ships. The John
Cooke was built at Londonderry in 1892
and carries 5000 tons dead weight of
cargo.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19

q tr Moranz for Afternoon.
sunday excepted Sunday only.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19

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