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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-05
P. G. BARTELME.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, April g.
Michigan will return to the big
B" as the result of the appoint.
1nent OF Philip G.. Bartelme, to
qpcceed Charley Baird, director OF
athletics at the University OF
Michigan.
Bartelme has not come out flat
footed with this statement, but he
has intimated publicly that he
wants to see Michigan in the con-
ference again, and his close
friends declare he will bring this
about.
With Keene Fitzpatrick, physi-
cal director, Bartelme will have
obeolute control of Michigan ath-
1etlcs after July /. These two
have conferred on the future and
have settled upon the future to
be pursued when the new director
assumes the place to be vacated
by Baird.
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this trick that made Terry Nc
govern lose his head--and his IT,
tie.
With Reyes the Denver Lad
stood toe to toe and exchanged
wallop for wallop. That hes re-
tains his eye was evident, forihis
fists found the mark with regular
ity, whereas Reyes missed fire.
quently.
One thing the little fighter dem
onstrated beyond question. II h
will train and reduce his alder
man to the demands of the light
weight division he has many q
good fight in him.
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TODAYS SPORTING NEWS
TIGERS SHOW SEATTLE
TEAM HOW TO PLAY
The NATIONAL GAME

The Seattle Rainiers (what
could be expected of a bunch with
ouch name) proved q decided
1oke ON the ball field yesterday
and went down before the Tigers
~ to o.
They only got two hits all day
on Baker and Clafiin and the boys
not careless or they would not
&ave gotten those. The Rainiers
~ Baseball app cared In the same
|o1asB ~ old Admiral Rainier to
~. Tacoma. They never had
peen 1t. Judging by their exhibi-
tlon on the diamond.
But Seattle says the bunch
REALLY can play ball. But then
Seattle has lots OF Authorizations.
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FRENcHMEN SETS
new RUNNING
RECORD

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK. April 5. = The
great feat of Henry Styves, the
little Frenchman, defeating Do
rando. Hayes, Longboat, Shrubb
and Maloney in the international
Marathon race Saturday, and
breaking the worlds record in the
fast time of 2:36:2e LIB, was the
surprise of the year In sporting
circles here. He ran wonder
full race and was clearly the best
man in the race. Arrangements
are being made to have the same
men race over again at Buffalo.
The prize was distributed
Styves, 5000; Dorando, $4,000;
Hayes, $1,000; Maloney, $1,000.
Shrubb and Longboat both quit.
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ATLANTA, Ca, April s.
Chief of the Cincinnati hurting
corps this year is big Bob" Ew-
ing, the man who made Wapako-
meta, o., famous.
Ewing is big fellow, and likes
nothing better than to scatter
chilled shot over his home county
during the off season, proving the
hand and eye are quicker than the
flight of q covey of quail.
The spit ball, which is Ewtng's
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long suit. has kept the big wapak
farmer In the game when, accord
ing to some, he should be follow
ing a harrow across his broad
acres.
Ewing took to the spit ball
quickly when it came into general
use, and soon became adept in its
use. Now he has wonderful con-
troll over the bug ball, and is one
of the most valuable men in the
Red camp.
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SAYS WIFE LEFT
HIM 1T THE
ALTAR

SAN FRANCISCO, April s.
Mauro Fennone, married on Feb
ruary by Justice of the Peace
Golden to Teresina Ferrazzano,
found himself March 6 without
any wife, and has asked that the
ceremony be annulled. Fennone
does not know where his wife is
now, but believes she has decamp-
ed with another man.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
ARE WHA[L0PEO
BADLY

Saturdays ball game between
the Tigers and high school was
largely a farce. The high school
was blanked completely and the
Tigers got 13 runs and could have
made more IL they had wanted to.
The pitching, fielding and batting
of the school boys was not up to
standard at all.
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CAN CUBS WIN AGAIN
AS Old BOSTON DsDe

game 1t was In the '70s, and there
are surface indications that fhe
invincible champions are abQut
due for a disintegration, with
Pittsburg and New York coming
stronger than ever.
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Up REroRE rHE BAR

N. H. Brown. an attorney, of
Pittsfield, VT. writes: I'VE have
used DIR. Kings New Life Pills for
years and find them such good
family medicine we wouldn't be
without them" For Chills, Constf-
patton, Bilfousness or Sick Head
ache they work wonders. Csc. Al
druggists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-05

Atlanta and Shreveport hold
/ the short time record, having
played game in A minutes,
Sept. "a, 1904.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-05

Providence won 20 consecutive
games in the National league in
1884, and Lancaster won FL in
the Atlantic league in 1897.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-05

Lajoie led American league sec
ond basemen in fielding for the
years of 1905, 1906 and 1907.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-05

In the National league in 1908,
1853 shutouts were recorded, es-
tablishing a new record.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-05

Greatest number of runs made
in a professional game since 1876
was In Louisville, June 20, 1897;
Chicago SO, Louisville Z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-05

The first 1 to 0 professional
game was played May ~, 1895, at
st. Louis, Chicago winning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-05

Largest minor league crowd,
1871, at Columbus-Toledo game
at Columbus, Sept. 1, 1907.
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Ossie Schreckengost of the
Athletics caught ia games IL
1905 and finished with an aver
age of 1884.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-05

Pitching for the New York
American league team in 1903
Harry Howell, now with st. Louis
ended the season with a fielding
average of 1000 for 26 games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-05

Longest minor league game,
Fargo VS.. Grand Forks, July IS,
1891, rs innings, 90.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-05

0srden Seed. Garden Tools,
I4oo PrHns9s Tacoma imp. g
- o. 18Th and commeroa 80
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BRuNT OF Steel WAR WILL FALL
on WORKERS, SAYS PETER POWER

Miners Strike Next the working class who will feel
Will FOreignthe gentlemen higher who
Workers Being Strike manipulating the cards
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Second Baseman Lajoie, Cleve-
land, accepted 968 chances in
1908.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-05

Jiggs Donohue, the White Soy
first baseman's best years field.
ing average in 157 games was
1874.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-05

Third Baseman Collins, Boston
accepted COL chances in 1899.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-05

First Baseman Donahue, Chica-
70, accepted 1886 chances In
1907.
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WORLDS RECORDS
IN BASE BALL

Catcher Schreckengost accept
ID SOS chances in 1905.
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Paul Hines, Harry O'Hagan.
Larry 6chlafly and Harry Murch
are the only players to make UNI
assisted triple plays.
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ID 8oo chances in 1905.
First Baseman Donahue, Chica-
20, accepted 1885 chances In
Second Baseman Lajoie. Cleve-
land. accepted 9SS chances in
1905.
Third Baseman Collins, Boston,
accepted COL chances in 1899.
Shortstop Allen, Philadelphia,
accepted 955 chances In 1892.
Outffelder Slagle, Washington,
accepted 434 chances in 1899.
Bresnahan, Watching for New
York, July Is, 1908, did not have
2 putout or an assist in 10 In
nings-
Donohue. Chicsgo, playing
first. had but one chance, an as
sist, May 23. 1906, in a nine-in-
ning game.
Paul Hines, Harry O'Hagan,
Larry 6chlafly and Harry Murch
are the only players to make un-
assisted triple plays.
Harry Stovey stole 156 bases in
1888, the worlds record.
Triple steals have been made
hut twice. In 1905 Padden, Sug-
(. 4en aad Burkett worked the trick
On the Athletics, and last summer
uax1a Coombs and Oldring pulled
4 0ff ON Washington.
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Donohue. Chicago, playing
first. had but one chance. an as
sist, May 23. 1905, in a nine-in-
ning game.
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Shortstop Allen, Philadelphia
accepted 955 chances In 1892.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-05

Bresnahan, Watching for New
York, July Is, 1908, did not have
2 putout or an assist in 10 in
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BASE BALL FACTS
WORTH KNOWING

In 1906 Dan Mccain, playing
first for the Giants, made the
magnificent fielding average of
1876 for 1873 games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-05

Harry Stovey stole 156 bases in
1888, the worlds record.
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Outfielder Slagle, Washington,
accepted 434 chances in 1899.
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In 1906 Dan Mccain, playing
first for the Giants, made the
magnificent fielding average of
1916 for 1873 games.
Jiggs Donohue, the White Sox
first baseman's best years field
ing average in 157 games was
1874.
Pitching for the New York
American league team in 1903,
Harry Howell, now with st. Louis,
ended the season with fielding
average of 1000 for 26 games.
Ossie Schreckengost of the
Athletics caught ia games in
1906 and finished with an aver
age of 1874.
Lajoie led American league Sec
|ond basemen in fielding for the
years of 1905, 1906 and 1907.
The first 1 to 0 professional
game was played May IL, 1895, al
st. Louis, Chicago winning.
Greatest number of runs made
in professional game since 1876
was In Louisville, June 20, 1897;
Chicago SO, Louisville Z.
Longest minor league game,
Fargo VS.. Grand Forks, July IS,
1891, rs innings, 90.
Largest minor league crowd,
20, 531, at Columbus-Toledo game
at Columbus. Sept. 1, 1907.
Providence won 20 consecutive
games in the National league in
1884, and Lancaster won 81 in
the Atlantic league in 1897.
Atlanta and Shreveport hold
the short time record, having
played a game in A minutes,
Sept. "a, 1904.
In the National league in 1908,
1853 shutouts were recorded, es-
|tablishing a new record.
UP BEFORE THE BAR
Pittsfield, VT. writes: 1--WE have
used DR.. Kings New Life Pills fol
years and find them such good
family medicine we wouldn't be
without them" For Chills. Consti-
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-27
CaIifOrnians on Travels

NEW YORK. Aug. 2e.-Californians are reg
lstcred here as follows;
From San Francisco-R. s. Loring, Waldorf
Astoria Colonel Il. VAIN Morgan Draper, Rolcott 4:
J. T. Bryner. Bresiin; r. T. Buswel Jr.. Astor
house; A. III. Coates, Hotel Hermitage; II. F.
England. Continental hOiei; a. Hackwald. Hof-
man House; K. " ChurchhOuse. Mrs. +. W
ChurchhOuse. St. Deus; &. A. Burns. Herald
Square; T. r. Halliday. Mrs. Z. r. Halliday.
Miss ii. Halliday Hotel Seville: J. JscOb. Hotel
Cumberland; A.. II. Shaughuessy. Broadway Cen
tral: Mrs. g. Bennett. Woodward; B. Blen-
neathaL Hotel Savoy; !. y. Burk Mrs A. y.
Burk, Miss Burk. Hotel Seville: 7. E. Donovan.
King Edward; A. Duffie. Mrs. A. Dufhe. Msrl-
borough; q. s. Girvan. Hotel Seville: A. Wantz.
Hotel Algonquin; 7. :. Selfrdge, :. ". Sci
fridge. Murray Hill hotel A. d. Sune. Astor
house; Mrs. A. Van Meyer Hotel Webster: Miss
Draper, Wolcoff- r. Greenwood. Hotel Bsrtholdi
n Levy. Grand hotel: Miss Fl. Eisner, Mrs. NJ.
Eisner. Hotel Latham: Miss Laughlin, J. II.
I-sughlin. Mrs. J. IT. Lsughin. Continental; ".
: Wright. Hotel Cadillac; Miss Young, Herald
Squsrc.
Los Aueelee-H. IT, Keogh. Miss Mcneil Miss
Murphy Miss Smith. Miss sullivan. Herald
Square: q. T. Twitchell, st. Denis; A II. Pstfer-
son. Hotel Belmont; 4. A Thomas Grand
Union; F. W. Buck. Normandle; p. Denunila.
Hotel Victoria; G. A. Hayes Hotel NOrmandie
r. l. Knsnn. Hoffman house: Mrs. ] Lankota'
ID. k- otto. Hotel Navarro.
oakiand-Mrs- r. Archibald. Herald Square;
Miss g. A Holmes. Hotel Latham; A. Wstgie-
scncil. Hotel Albany.
Pasadena--S. Goldberg. Union Square: Mr.. and
Mrs W 5 Johnson, Empire; s ". johnson,
Hotel Empire.
Rivcrside-E. C. Pitcher. Seville
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-27

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Thursday. August 26.
stmr Catania, Canty. days from Tacoma.
Stmr Grays Harbor. Anfndsen, ~ hours from
Stmr NJ. F. Plant, Burtis. 3s hours from Coos
Stmr westport, wettefquist. IS hours from
stmr F. a. Kilburn. Mcclellan. 10 hours from
Eureka.
Stmr Pomo, Lilleland. IA hours from Albion,
via Point Arena IL hours.
Stmr George W. Elder, lessen, 50 hours from
stmr Phoenix. Hanson q hours from sherter
: stmr Yosemite Jahnsen. IS hours from San
stmr Shasta. Hansen, A. hours from San
CLEARED
Thursday. August &c.
.Stmr, Missourian. Lyons. Seattle; Williams,
stmr Acapulco. Trask. Ancon and way ports;
Pacific Mail steamship company
Stmr City of Topeka Hall, Eureka; Pacific
SAILED
Thursday. August 26.
Stmr Prentiss, Iyerson, Eureka
stmr Newburg Norberg Grays Harbor.
Stmr Hanalei, Saunders, San Pedro
Stmr Shasta, Hansen, Beilingham-
Stmr Santa Monica. Olsen, Grays Harbor.
stmr Falrhaven, Poulsen, Portland;
Stmr AIissourian, Lyons. Seattle.
Stmr Maverick, McKelar Jr. Portland.
Stmr whittier, Seaman, San Pedro. with bktn
Stmr Gualala. Martinsen. Fishermans bay.
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander San Diego.
StRr Jim Butler, Olsen. Tacoma.
Stmr George W. Elder, Jessen Eureka, Astoria
Bktn Fullerton. Grant. San Pedro. in tow stmr
sehr Monterey Kelly, Monterey, in tow tug
Navigator.
LONDON. Aug 26-Fr bark Gael; from London
May "a for Oregon was abandoned at sea; part
of crew landed at Bnnbnry;
BY UNITED WIRELESS
Stmr Umatilla from San Francisco Aug % for
st. Michsels and Nome-Aug 25. IL p. m. sc
miles north of San Francisco.
Stmr Asuncion, from San Francisco Aug II for
Portland-Aug 20, p. M, of Rainier =,
Stmr, Enterprise, from San francisco Aug -
for Hilo-Aug %, p. M, $50 miles on San
stmr siris'f Falcon. hence Aug % for oregon-Aug
% 1880 a, M OF w1pPIFs Point Rsyes.
Per stmr City Of Puebla, from Seattle for San
Francisco 26. 10 a. m, 4s miles west Of
'fN WEATHER REPORTS
POINT LoB0S. Aug &c. a. m.-Thick; wind
SW; velocity miles hour.
POINT REYES Aug 20. a. m.-Foggy; wind
NT TiRAIToN .SIIf,S ISLANDS, si s. Aug %. a. M
TAToosH. Aug 20. s a. m.-Cloudy; wind
sw; velocity II mil miles sGRaPEic an h9Hri
POINT L0BoS, Aug 26. 10 p. m.-Weather
foggy; wind Sw: velocity II miles an hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
ASTORIA-Sailed Aug 26-Stmr Eureka for
Eureka via Coos bay; stmr Breakwater. for Coos
Sailed Aug -stmr Rainier. for San Fran
Arrived Aug 2e-stmr Yellowstone. hence Aug
COOS BAY-salled Aug 25-stmr Excelsior
for San Francisco Aug 25-Stmr Czarina, for
| San Francisco.
Arrived Aug 2s-stmr Breakwater. from Port
| land.
| SAN PEDRo-Arriyed Aug 26-stmr Brooklyn
| from Albion; stmr Bee, from Coos bay; stml
Olympic from Astoria: stmr President. from
San Diego; stmr Daisy Freeman. from Willaps
/ harbor
! Sailed Aug 25-Stmr Claremont for San Fran
! cisco: Br stmr Oswestry for Puget sound.
/ Arrived Abg 26-Stmr Helene, from Cray
| Harbor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-27

The following maximum and minimum tenn
per are bicsgn stations rer
$50; Omaha 90-72.
SYNOPSIS AND FORECAST
An area of high pressure is moving rapidly
inland on the Washington coast, causing light
rain in the western portions of Washington and
Oregon. Thunder storms and light showers are
also reported from Utah. but in other districts
west of the Rocky mountains fair weather pre-
walls. The temperature has fallen 10 degrees
or more over Washington and Oregon. In the
Great valley temperatures range from 95 to
1O2 degrees. The humidity at Red Bluff is %
per cent and at Fresno 26 per cent Conditions
are favorable for fair weather in California
Friday.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Friday; mod
crate west wind
Santa Clara valley-Fair Friday; light north
Sacramento valley-Fair Friday; light north
San Joaquin valley-Fair Friday; light north
wind
Los Angeles and yicinity-Fair Friday: light
west wind. G. II. WILSON,
Local Forecaster temporarily in charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-27
French Bark Gael Is Abandoned at Sea

way ports via Honolulu on Tuesday with cargo
valued at sS2I 694 exclusive Of treasure ss9 and
642; Japan S31. 122; China S11.j54: East In
dies. s3.2O3: Korea. s2,93s: Philippine islands.
S246.S35- The principal shipments and their
destinations follows:
To Honolulu-5o bbs -four, 2,oS6 lbs hams and
bacon. 257 pkgs fresh fruits. 551 lbs and cs
bread. > cs meals. 271 cs canned goods. 100 pkgs
onions. 80 pkgs potatoes 10 cs eggs, 10 bbls and
half bbls salmon. 20960 lbs salt. 40 cs cham
pagne. 4 automobiles and cs parts. ) pkgs ma
chinery ) cs arms and ammunition. 200 bdls
metal lathing. Is bdls shocks. 10 cs typewriters.
s cs boots and shoes. pkgs dry goods, cs
To Japan-7.75o lbs dried fruit. 40 cs meals,
cs canned goods, s. pkgs fresh fruits, IA gals
goods IS bales hose. 1874 rolls and 8 es leather.
pkgs machinery. s,334 lbs old rubber "A pigs
rubber goods. 315 pkgs roofing material, so bdls
wire, f03, 400 lbs tanbark.
70 China@iO 900 lbs pearl barley. 1.o95 lbs
dried fruit. cs bread, 1852 lbs peas and beans.
l65 es canned goods. $50 lbs nuts 80 lbs tea,
/ COS lbs and - cs meals. $50 lbs chocolate.
2 500 lbs Goldfish. 6,329 lbs coffee, 5.610 lbs
cls'ese. 300 pkgs fresh fruits. .425 lbs raisns,
A. 621 lbs rice 2449 lbs dried fish. cs grape
juice. 1860 lbs fertilizer 7sI lbs ginseng ls
To East Indies-54e cs canned goods, 50 ,cs
salmon 800 lbs dried fruit. LOCO lbs meals,
263 pkgs roofing material pkgs drugs
To Korea-l25 pkgs beer cs leather cs
To Philippine islands-51o bbls -four, s.. .467
lbs beans S4S lbs hams and bacon, $500
lbs lard 1900 lbs dried fruit, 4,oo0 lbs bread
220 pkgs fresh fruits 619S cs canned goods;
6. 366 lbs meals. 10700 lbs coffee, 1885 lbs and
1e pkgs candy 4o4 lbs SPICES 100 cs baking hsf ls
whisky 124 cs Crane juice. 80 es gin, 211 gals
and 40 cs alcohol. i59 cs arms and ammunition,
3S2 boxes cartridges. 11.0o0 lbs and cs to-
bacco. Is09S lbs bronze. 32S pkgs drugs o4 pes
and 16 bdls steel and iron, 524 kegs nails. l0ls
cs oils. 100 cs turpeutine 81 pkgs paints. 26l
boxes filing 40 pkgs acid. IL coils rope. 50
baIes hose "a cs harness, G5 rolls and cs
leather 30 pkgs machinery 3s3 pkgs roofing ma.
teral 623 pcs and As pkgs railroad material 50
pkCs range parts. 40 pkgs ovens, I40 pkgs mat
tresses l31 boxes matches. rs pkgs electrical
goods, 1s5 pkgs car material. 16l cs boots and IND
Shoes T01 pkgs dry goods. S12 boxes soap, p
nkps shin ehandlery. 1O4 bales oakum. 102 bales
tr-sS+a 10 nkcs wfndmiIIs 81 cs typewriterS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-27
WOMAN WITH HATPIN
R0UTS TWO HIGHWAYMEN

CHICAGO. Aug. 26.-While her hus-
band. barricaded behind an umbrella,
attempted TO parley with two highway
men last night. Mrs. Charles F. Thill.
scorning the frail barrier. sprang upon
the startled robbers and welded a hat
pin with such telling effect that only
an instant elapsed before the bandits
were in fun fight
The attack occurred in front of the
Board of Trade building
You take the little fellow. dearie, -
called Mrs. Thill as she leaped at the
taller of the two men, III try and look
after this one
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-27

Sailed Aug e6-Stmr Doris. for San Francisco.
Sailed Aug 26-S;mrs Santa Barbara Tamai
pair and Wm; H. Murphy, for San Francisco;
stmr Shna Yak, for Everett.
NOYo-ArriYed Aug 26-Tug Sea Rover. hence
Aug %; Br stnr Romford from Eureka.
Yeoman in tow. for San Francisco.
SEAlJIE-Arrived Aug 25-Br stmr OceanO.
from Tacoma Aug 26-Stmr Northland, from
Sailed Aug 2s-stmr Dolphin, for skagway.
Arrived Aug 26-Ger stmr Ella, from Van
Sailed Aug 2s-Stmr Charles Nelson. for Du-
PORT oRFoRD-sailed Aug 25-stmr Eliza
beth. for San Francisco.
EUREKA-Arrived Aug 26-Stmr Roanoke
from Astoria for san Francisco; sehr o. NJ
Sailed Aug 26-Stmr Iaqua. for San Francisco
PORT-Arrived Ang 26-Stmr Coronado
Sailed Aug 2G-stmr Saginaw. for san Pedro
coRDovA-Arriyed Aug 25-Stmr Northwest
Sailed Aug 25-stmr \. G. Lindsay, for Seat
tie.
JUNEAU-SaiIed Aug 25-Stmr Portland. for
Seattle stmr Bertha, for Valdez
ST. HELENS-Sailed Aug 26-Stmr Cascade,
for Sau Francisco
BELLINGHAM-Sailed Aug 26-Schr Fred j.
MATToLE LANDING-saiIed Aug 25-stmr
South Coast. for San Francisco
SAN DIEGO-Sailed Aug 25-Stmr Nevadan,
i BANDoN~saiied Aug 24-stmr Elizabeth, for
TMPoUA~Arrived Aug 2s-schr Lily, hence
.NSs Sailed Aug 25-stmr San Gabriel. for San
TAToosH-Passed out Aug e6-Bktn Maka-
we'll from Nanaimo for Santa Barbara; o. 5
Passed in Aug 26-Br stmr Kumeric. from
Hongkong; L. S. stmr COlumbine. from cruise;
TACoMAIArrived Aug 2s--Ger stmr Erna,
from Seattle.
sa,Isa AqS 2gIeer smr ETns sn for Seattle sfm,
Madrona from San Pedro
TIMBER COVE-saiied Aug 2e-Stmr Point
Arena. for San Francisco
FORT BRAGG-Arriyed Aug 26-Stmr Bruins
WIZ AsA' EASTERN PORTS
NEW Y0RK-Arrived Aug 2J-Stmr christie
'''' -'0 ISLAND PORTS
| HONOLELU-Sailed Aug 25-Nor stmr Ocean
Queen. for Ocean island: schr Mary E. Foster
for Port Townsend.
HILo-saiIed Aug 25-stmr virginian. fOi
PORT ALLEN-sailed Aug .26-schr Robert
FOREIGN PORTS
/ GUAYMAS-To sail Aug 2I-Stmr Melville
Dollar. for San, Francisco.
! ACAPULC0-sailed Aug 25-stmr City of sgd
SANTA ROsALIA-Arrived Aug Ger bari
! Wansbek. from Hamburg. Aug liter barh
r.|SfI Sailed il Aug i7mSehr W. F. Garms. for POr
MAzATLAN-Arrived Aug 2o-schr Alice Nc
| NEWCASTLE. n. 5. w.-Arriyed Aug 22-Fl
| bark Belen. hence June 2S
! vALPARAISO-Arrived Aug 19-Aus stml
! Alberta. from philadelphia.
! ANTwERP-Sailed Aug 24--Br ship Dunsyre
| for San Francisco.
| OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Sailed Aug 26-Stmr La Ier
raine. for Havre; stmr Friedrich der Crosse, fo
| Bremen.
! VALPARAIS0-Sailed Aug 24-Stmr Sebara
! from San Francisco. etc. for Hamburg.
! CHERBOURG-SsiledA Aug 25-Stmr Kronprini
! wilhelm for New York.
| BREMEN-Arrived Aug 26-Stmr Prlnz Fried
! rich Wilhelm. from New York.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-27
HEAVY OUTPUT IN 1908
OF CALIFORNIA COPPER
! otai Value of Produce Foots
Up to S7.OOO.OOO

California produced 40.ss7,S72 pounds
OF copper. worth more than S7.ooo.Ooo,
during the year Of 1908. It exceeds by
more than eight and a quarter million
pounds the heaviest copper year pre-
Nious, which is that OF 1907.
Since 1887. with the output in 1890
sinking as low as S3.5O2. the mines OF
The state have given UP red metal
worth S49.3S4765.
This news comes from the advance
statistics given out yesterday by state
Mineralogist Aubury. He credits
shasta as the baner county. Shasta
alone mined S4.S7S,677 pounds. Gala
veras comes next with 4.S04,446 pounds
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-27
Al Cargo for Mahnknna

The schooner James II. Bruce sailed for
Mahukona on Wednesday with cargo valued at
sl9.a .a97 and including the following:
25O bbls flour 274 bales hay, S4T5 ctls bar
ley, 166 ctls wheat, 96.297 lbs bran, 9.I67 lbs
middlings, ,os0 lbs oil cake meal, 1853 lbs and
/ IS bread $50 lbs butter, 204 lbs cheese S50
lbs lard sc cs canned goods. 34J pkgs garlic 10
pkgs onions. 80 cs % bbls and 20 half bbls sal
mon 272 125 lbs fertilizer, 2,240 lbs coke 10 600
lbs coal $40 cs kerosene. 13 pkgs dry goods. 81
kegs nails, G bbls and es oils. 5 pkgs saddlery.
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