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PLAN A TEN
DAY SERVICE
All. Line Signs Contracts For
Carrying Sugar For Next
Five Years.

Nearly a million and four hundred
thousand tons of sugar have been con-
tracted for to be carried by the Ameri-
can-Hawaiian Steamship Company from
Hawaiian Island shipping ports to the
mainly via the Tehuantepec
route. TINS vast tonnage includes all
the sugar contracted for for the next
five years. and virtually amounts to
nearly three times the present annual
output of the Islands.
Several months ago, when Captain
Matson, president of the Matson Navi-
cation Company. and General Manager
Dearborn of the American Hawaiian
Steamship Company arrived here TO
look out for the next contracts, the
present contracts passing out with the
transportation of this season 5 output,
Captain Matson leaped boldly into the
local field and announced that he would
be an active competitor for all the
sugars available for direct carriage
from the Islands TO San Francisco.
Although the American Hawaiian com
pany had a big hold of local sugars
y
mage to San Francisco, Captain Mat
son stated his intention of getting that
too. When the smoke of battle cleared
the American Hawaiian company had
passed out of the Islands San Francisco
carrying. Matson had that part of the
business, but had to charter the Ameri-
can Hawaiian freighter Nevadan to
help out his own fleet of carriers.
The present contract of the Amari-
can Hawaiian line viii be concluded be
fore December, and the new ones taken
up the same month with the Sugar Fac
tors Association.
The Americana Hawaiian company
will also probably pnt faster schedule
on their triangular run and give a ten,
day service, instead of the present
tweIve-dav service. This will mean
probably. the addition Of another
steamer.
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CAPITA Par
ali L. Val Bid ASK
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

MISS MORA WALTZ-Specialist, chi,
ropodist and masseuse. 1143 Alakea
Street.
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*23.125 on 500 paid. tRedeemable
at 103 at maturity. H270 shares treas.
stock. $4,000 shares treas. stock.
Session Sales.
% Eva. 341212; p Eva, 34.121a;
20 McBryde, 6.121a.
Between Boards
80 McBryde, 6.12H; % Olaa 6; $10.-
GOO Waialua S. 10175; p Oahu Sugar
Co, 32.3712 20 Oahu Sugar Co.. 80
37l2; 20 Haw. C. & S. Co, 40: 10 Haw.
{. & So. Co, 40
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VOCAL.
nR AM ATTIC

HUGO HERZER, Teacher of singing,
Love Bldg, Fort St., opposite Convent
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SORTER and marker. Apply French
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The Moore & Scott Iron Works IF
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the consideration being 100000
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921 FORT STREET.

Honolulu Monday, July IS, 1910
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Mercantile.
c. Brewer g. Co.
Sugar.
Eva 49,.
Haw. Agricultural .
*Haw Com & Sug Co
Haw Sugar Co.
HOnomu 80.
Honokaa
Haiku .....
Hutchinson Sugar
Plantation Co ...
kahuku .... &.
kekah a Sugar Co O..
hOiua 49,. -...
McBryde Sug Co Ltd
Oahu Sugar Co. ..
OnoLnea
Olaa Sugar Co Ltd , j..
Olowalu
Paauhau Sug Plan Co
Pacific ..... D..
PAIN 49,. -. Z.
Pepeekeo 49,. ..
Pioneer
=" aialua Agri Co. :.
" ailuku 80. .....
" almanaio. :. :.
Waimea Sugar Mill.
Miscellaneous
Inter Island S N Co.
Haw Electric Co. q.
H X t & l. Co Pfd
II r T & / Co Com
Mutual Tel Co.
0 r & L Co.
Iilo r r Co Pfd . q.
Hilo K r Co Com e.
Honolulu Brewing g.
Mailing Co Ltd i.
Haw Pineapple Co q.
gTaniong Olok Rub
Co paid up). j..
Taniong Glok Rnb Co
tAss 65 PC Pdl q.
Pahang Rub Co
paid my
+Pahang Rub Co
(Ass 25 o 2 Pd) .
Bonds
Haw Ter ~ C (Flre
CIaimsl $500.
Haw Ter 4pc
(Refuding 1905 } .
Haw Ter Az pc. .
Haw Ter Az pc. .
Haw Ter 3 ~ p c. .
Cal Beet Sug & Re
fning Co 6pc. .
Hamakua Ditch
upper ditch) s 5 .
Haw Irrigation Co
6s SIP c Pd. d.
Haw Irrigation Co
6s Fully Pd. .
Haw Com & Sugar
! Co 5 D c.
Hilo R R 6s Tissue
| Of 1000.
Hilo r r Co Ref
& Fxtn Con Is.
| Honokaa Sug Co 6 d.
| Hon R T & L Co 6 p
Kauai Ry Co IS.
| Koh ala Ditch Co IS
! Mcbride Sug Co 6s
Mutual Tel IS. ..
| 0 r & L Co 5pc 49,.
| t0ahu Sugar Co S D {
| 0laa Sug O. fpc.
| Pacific Sug Mil
Co IS
| Pioneer Mil Co ent
| Waialua AZ 90 5nc.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
WOMEN TO ADDRESS
CONGRESS OF REFORM
Debate on Equal Suffrage Prom
iSed by Mere Men

One of the most interesting features
of the congress of reform which will
be held in this city next week will be
a debate on Wednesday evening on the
question Resolved, that women should
vote on the same terms with men.
Thomas E. Hayden will speak on the
Affirmative. and Thomas W. Forsyth on
the negative.
Several prominent suffragists will
take part in the afternoon program.
Mrs. Bridelle G. H. Washburn, national
organizer and lecturer, will speak on
Women and California Laws; Mrs.
Elizabeth Lowe Watson, president of
the California suffrage association. on
obedience to the Vision;" Mrs. Eliza
beth Ross Miller, vice president at large
of the California W. c. t. u, on THE
Heritage and Responsibility of the W.
C. T. U.''
Other speakers for this afternoon are
Mrs. Lillian Harris Coffin, vice presi-
ident of the California suffrage asso-
citation, and Mrs. p H. Truax. state SUI
perintendent of the department of fran
chise.
Mrs. Lima Rodenback will sing in the
afternoon, accompanied by Mrs. DR..
Dinman. In the evening DIR. H. r. Pain
ton will. sing.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
POWER COMPANY ASKS
LEAVE TO DISSOLVE
Union Has Been Absorbed by
Truckee General Electric

The Union light and power company,
organized in September, 1905, having
been absorbed by the Truckee River
general electric company, which con-
trolls a number of generating stations
along the Truckee river yesterday ap-
piled to the superior court Of San Fran
cisco for leave voluntarily to dissolve.
The number of shares of the Union
company subscribed for is 1,515,74S, and
at the meeting of stock holders July s,
1910. at which the resolution in favor
of dissolution was carried, 1905 266
shares were represented.
The directors of the corporation are
Charles H. Harmon, president; A E.
Boynton. secretary; Hugh Goodfellow,
A. L. Dahl, Ray Barr ws, c. F. Met
teer and H. C. Mack These men also
constitute the directorate of the
Truckee River general electric COM
pany.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
DRUIDS Will Hold
NEXT Session HERE
Supreme Grove of United AM
Gent Order Votes for
This City

The supreme grove of the United
Ancient order of Druids of the United
States has voted to hold it's next ses-
sion in San Francisco. commencing
October Is, 1911. The decision to meet
in this city was reached after the Cali
fornia representatives at four previous
sessions had failed to have that body
cross the Rocky mountains
The advisory board. composed of the
grand officers of the grand grove Of
this state. together with the past noble
grand arches of the state, have formed
themselves into a general committee to
make arrangements for the reception
and entertainment of the officers and
delegates to the supreme body. The
general committee held It's first meeting
last Monday night in Druids' hall. and.
after organization. appointed the fol-
lowing as the committee to lay out a
plan and arrange the details in accord
ance with the plan that shall be pre-
Sented:
On plan-Edward L. Wagner. julius s. Godeau.
I. G. Schord. ". G. Antonovich and C. A
Reception-Past Supreme Arches L. g. Schord.
James F. MartinOn; Past Noble Grand Arches
Davis Louderhack, e. Moenning. Louis F. Dun
and, George ". LOWE. z. J.. Wagner. George II.
6,,iT;: Bshrs , George e FL Buck, J. 4 Devote. c. A.
Pozzi. g. H Bertram, Carl D. Dorm, Daniel Gio-
vannini.
Publicity. o. Dunbar. incumbent noble
grand arch; F. n. Csdenasso. grand treasurer.
and Cyril GugIielmoni grand secretary.
Ball-Julius 5. GOdeau, supreme arch, George
Beck and ID. GiOvannini.
Excursion. T. Quirk. H. G.. Armstrong and
James A. McManus.
Banquet. L. Wagner. A. L. Pierce aud
j. $. Godeau-
Hotels-L. G. Schord. Deputy Grand Arch
Forrest Coburn and George H. Bahrs.
Souvenir and badge-Virgil Caporgno, Charles
Gay and Joseph Lawrance.
Finance-E. y. Cadenasso. George H. Ber-
tram. John T. Quirk-
Parsde-Mario Pozzi-s G.. d. Dorm. c. y
Guglielmoni, j. F. MartinOni-
1t is proposed that the grand officers
shall go to Oakland and there receive
the visitors to escort them TO the ferry
landing on this side. where the mem
berS of the chapters or higher branch
of the order in uniform and mounted.
and the degree teams of the 81 local
groves, will receive them to act as
escort to the st. Francis hotel. which
has been selected as the headquarters
for the supreme body. The visiting
members of the supreme grove and
the degree teams will go to headquar-
ters in a procession of automobiles
The supreme officers will be taken on
a visit TO Asti to see the vineyards
there, then to ST. Helena to view the
wine cellars, then on a sight seeing
tour of the city and vicinity, an excur-
sion on the bay, and on the last night
of their stay in this city grand ball
will be given in their honor. The mem
bers of the Order of Druidesses, the
wOmen's branch of the order. will as
sist in the various entertainments.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
Eastern nivestock Marker


- NHtCAGo. Aug. I1.-Csttle- Receipts esti-
o. nla.ed at 1000; market sc TO zoe lower; beeves.
rs-so "a : -; Texas steers. So 1905. so; western
stoets' S4t4b-f3; stockers and feeders. $40
49, g COWS and heifers, S2.50@6. 20; calves,
ecAths eraoe. steady; others sc lower; light.
Ses49o 80; mixed. 81 .s06s. 50; heavy. $50
ae-sV' rough. S7-50d7. 70: good to choice
ssosS s65sa 30; pigs, IS. 40@s.95; bulk or
sheep Receipts estimated at $4,000. market
l"Ner. native. 81 -25@4 -25; western. s.. 30
10; yearlings, S4d5. 30: lambs. native. 81 -
0e-00i western. s. 25d6. 80.
KANSAS CITY
hANSAS CITY. Aug 1l-Csttle- Receipts,
e,egv; market steady 10 weak. Native steers,
Ss..o0e.l0; cows and heifers, s.. - as. 90;
steckers and feeders, S3d6-l u; bulls, So. loG
80 calves. s. 80 20; western steers, S4@
hoss-hecelpts. 10eo; market steady to &C
lover Bulk Of sales. IS. .20dS. 50; heavy. IS. 10
$50; packers aud butchers, IS. .25Gs 50; light,
sheep Receipts. 5000: market steady Nut
tons 81 IS 50; lambs. S6d6-7 -; fed weth-
ss1s and yeariings, $4a5.25 fed western ewes.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOlI H OMAHA, Aug 11--Cattle- Receipts.
5 500; market steady 10 strong. Native steers.
S4-e5fdf 50; COWS and heifers. S3d6: western
Steers. S3 .5Od6 p: range COWS and heiferS.
- 500 80; Gamers. 50. .25d3. -: stOckers and
Feeders. $1,000; calves. S2.5o06.25; bulls,
stags. etc. So. 50d5. p.
Hogs-Recepts. Il 500: market steady.
Heavy. ST.50@s: mixed. s. 1.T0dS: light. SSG
20; pigs. STds: bulk Of sales. 81 .65ds
sheep Receipts. - 600; market steady. Year
lings, 81 -50@5 20: wethers. So. 50M4 -; ewes,
s. . 1880; lambs. Sc 25d6. %.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
HARBOR BOND ISSUE
INDORSED BY CLUB
Commonwealth Society Believes
Legislative Act Should
Be Ratified

The legislative act providing for the
issuance and sale of $4,000 900 of state
bonds for Improvement of the San
Francisco harbor, which is to be sub
mitted to the voters of the state for
ratification next November. was in
dorsed by the Commonwealth club on
Wednesday evening at a dinner given
IN the colonial ballroom of the ST. Fran
els hotel An exhaustive report was
read, which was prepared by W. ".
Stafford. Robert H. Swayne and William
Matson.
There was very little argument on
the proposition. The report pointed
out that the present harbor facilities
of the city We're inadequate to the de-
mands made upon them; that most of
the wharves that exist are of such a
perishable character that their repair de-
mands great annual expenditure, which
would be avoided were these made per-
manent. 1t was further pointed out
that the commerce of the port is grow
ing steadily and that the experiences
or seaportS the world over show that
commerce grows with the improvement
of harbor facilities
A committee made up of James Nc
Nab and Captain W. p PIummer. on
the other hand submitted an adverse
report on the Islais creek proposition.
In which it is proposed to have bonds
issued to the extent of $1,000,000 for
the purchasing of 63 blocks for the
purpose of deepening the India basin.
No vote was taken on the report, but
1t was passed to print. The section
east of Montgomery street was pointed
out as an example of valuable land
that had been retrieved.
An argument on the proposition to
separate state and local taxes by rails
Ing state revenues by income tax on
corporations, leaving the general prop
erty tax to the local government re-
suited in the adoption of the majority
report of the committee favoring the
amendment. j. Harry Scott, Senator
John B. Curtin, Edward F. Adams, E.
a. Walcott. f. F. TreadweIl. A. +.
Morrison and c. c. Plehn comprised the
majority end of the committee. A
minority report was read signed by
Joseph Hutchinson. George z. Crothers,
H. A. Mason and E. r. Zion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
ACTRESS GETS WARRANT
FOR FORMER MANAGER
Francis II. Robinson Accused Of
Felony EmbezZlement

Mrs. Esther Hoover. an actress living
at the Won Dorm hotel. obtained war
rant from Police Judge ShortaT yes
terday for the arrest of Francis Fl.
Robinson, who is accused of embezzlings
$500 which Mrs. Hoover gave him for
safe keeping May II. 1908.
AT the time, said Mrs. Hoover.
Robinson was acting as my agent for
my property in Grand Junction. Colo.
and my manager in the theatrical bus
mess / was starring through the
country in play written by Robinson.
Il have made repeated demands upon
Robinson for the money, but have. been
unable to get it, Robinson is now man
ager for l. r. Stockwen. the blind
actor"
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
HOME INDUSTRY TALKS
TO PRECEDE DANCING
Meeting Called by Mission Pro-
motion Association

home industry meeting and dance
will be held at Graham's hall Alabama
street and Precita avenue. under the
auspices of the Mission promotion as
sociation this evening. Among those
who will make short speeches on
home industry will be Mayor Mccarthy,
Rev. d. o. Crowley, c.. s. Laumeister
and F. J.. Churchill Admission will be
free and all who are interested in the
subject to be discussed are cordially
invited The committee in charge OF
the affair is composed Of j. B. Wizard.
j. w Cluff Jr. j. Olsen. A Mcleod. A
Nolan, William Colbert. James J. Ryan.
III. Murray, j. P. Burke and stephen J..
Roche.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Aug Il.-Hutton's wire says:
The market was lower. Some Of the spot in
terests credited with having given the market
support recently were also believed TO be selling,
and speaking IN q general way. the trade ap-
pesred 10 be giving more attention 10 the better
weather IN the eastern belt.
"Ofhcal weather details for Texas showed
temperatures from % 70 107. with 10 points re-
porting from 100 to l07. The only rainfall re
ported was 1-3T inches 81 Paris and los at
Sherman According II the detailed report the
weather was generally cloudy over Texas yester-
day.
After the call Schil sold about 10000 bales
new crop. believed 10 be for Norden. These
offerings held the market down but there a
ceod demand and the undertOne steady. with
prices holding well up or shade above the
opening figures
spot closed quiet. p points lower: middling
uplands 1870; middling gulf. 1880; sales,
\ 90 hall
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSseciol Dispatch 10 The Call

EUREKA, Aug. 1.-THE British shin Dart
ford arrived in port early this morning and is
now unloading ballast at the Haughey mill The
hartford is TO load lumber at Bay point for
Australian ports.
The Norwegian tramp steamer Titania ar
rived from British Columbia today to load lum-
]. J. Moore company. 1t viii load first at the
Occidental wharf and later take on part cargo
at the Samoa and Arcata wharves
Steamer State of California arrived in mort
this morning with freight mail and passengers.
The States is to. depart the return trip
south tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock
With freight. mail and passengers the North
Pacific steamship company's steamer f. A. Kill
burn departed for San Francisco this afternoon
In addition to the usual cargo large shipments
Of oysters and salmon were made on the XII
burn today.
The steamer Centraia. which loaded at the
Occidental mill wharf, crossed out this after
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
sYNoPsIs oF wEATHER coNpITIoNs


The weather has been fair on the Pacific
slope. with higher temperatures in Oregon and
eastern Washington. The dry condition con
tinued in the North Pacific states, and practi-
cally 30 days have passed without rain in east
ern Oregon. An Of high pressure is form
ing over Utah and may extend northward into
Idaho and eastern Washington. Rain has fallen
fn northern Arizona. Utah and southeastern
Idaho. and thunder storms are reported in west
ern Montana. Fair weather prevails throughout
the middle west. except in the lower Mississippi
valley. where rain has. fallen.
Temperatures are slightly below tho normal
except in the Missouri valley and the North Pa
cifc states. There has been q sharp fan over
the great basin and at salt Lake City il is
more than % degrees colder.
In California temperatures below the nor
nal Ia ne great valley afternoon temperat lures
range from s. 10 9S degrees.
The relative humidity Red Bluff was 50
and at Fresno rs per cent.
FORECAST
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 90
hours ending at midnight. August y:
San Francisco and Ticinify-Fair Friday. with
light fog in the morning; light south wind.
changing 10 brisk west
Santa Clara vslley-Fair Friday: overcast in
the morning: light south wind. changing to north.
Sacramento vslley-Fair Friday; Moderate tenn
poratures: light south winds.
San Joaquin yalley-Fair Friday; not warm:
Light northwest winds.
California. south Of the Tehachapi--Fair Fri
day; light north wind. changing 70 south
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
Los Angeles Produce Market
Special Dispotch 10 The Call


Los ANGELES. Aug I1.-rle market Was
weaker on potatoes and cheese while eggs were
Ceipts:
6sgs lSe cases. butter -. 1896 pounds cheese
So POUNDS. potatoes I.2S6 sacks onions IS
SACKS. sweet potatoes 2SJ sacks apples Il sacks.
Less tper oozenl-Local ranch, eanded. SIC;
% case count, buying price, 33c: eastern fresh.
QUO eastern storage extras, 27c; eastern stor-
Butter (per lb)-California creamery extras.
335se' DO hrsts, Bic; cooking, 23l2c; ladle,
Cheese lper lb)-Northern fresh. ITc: large
sncnor- lec; Oregon daisy, 1se; singles. l9c;
e@SteIn twins, ls3ac; eastern daisies. lsc; east
- - ionghorn. 20c; eastern cheddars I9G20c:
s.,s511osted swiss, Soc Jack. lsc; domestic swiss
55o4-Sc' cream brick, i9c; limburger. 19c;
cream. 81 per box
Besns-No. pink ST.25: No l Mmas S4.7a;
20. Lady Washington. $3.50: small whites
So @5.50: No. ] hlackeyes, $3.50: No l gar
man lentils 81.
Potatoes Cper ctl)-Highlands sl25G so;
He"' Sl-2o; yellow sweets, 3ls a &C per h.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
Building Contract.

Katherine Dewey with Lemser & Cadigan-
All work excavating concrete. plumbing cleo
trie wiring, painting. brick work and timing
for two story and basement building in e
line of Baker street, 100 Of Page, 96:10la
by %; $+.31a.
Margaret NJ. CARRIER with J. d. Bell-To erect
one STORY frame building in n line of Sacra-
mento street. Bali of Presidio avenue. fox
9S; S3 000
Antonio Eluro with Clio. Batta de Martini
All work except window shades gas nxtures and
mantels for one story and basement frame
building in NE line of Eighth avenue. near y
street 25x100: $1,000.
C. Sehroth with c. Sieverts-PantrT wood 6n-
ishing and tinting for six story and base
ment brick building at NV corner of Leaven-
worth and Eddy streets, SIG By W 40;
81. $50
Nora Russell with H. J. Keneally-AH work
except painting. plumbing. gas fitting. water.
sewer and gas connections. gas fixtures.
shades and parlor mantels for story and
attic frame building in line OF Twenty
fifth street 11I:6 Of Church, % by ia;
81. 10.
Mary Casey with Swanson & Johnson-All
work except plumbing, gas fitting. sewer con
nections shades. gas fixtures and mantels for
two story and basement frame building in S
line of Palmer street, Cts of Harper 25
by 100; 50. 400.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
MONGOLIA TO SAIL
FOR ORIENT TODAY
Liner to Carry Many Passengers
and Call at Manila With
Government Freight

HE Pacific Mail
liner NJ o n g o / i a,
Captain Z. p. Kilt,
will sail at l o'clock
this afternoon for
the orient, crowded
W i t h passengers
and carrying a
large cargo. Rec
ord work was done
in discharging the
cargo that the liner
recently brought
and in getting the
outward freight on
board. The Mon
golia will make a
special call at Ma
Mia and has a big
shipment of gov
ernment fret z h t
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
CHINESE JAILED AS
RECEIVER OF OPIUM
Unstamped Tins Found in Bed
room of Merchant

Lau Sau. a Chinese merchant of %
St Louis alley, was arrested by Gus
toms Inspector John Toland yesterday
for having unstamped smoking opium
In his possession On searching Sau's
bed chamber II tael tins of the drug
were found Sau was held to answer
in $1,000 bonds by United States Com
missioner James P. Brown
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
New YORK NIetaI Market

NEW YORK. Aug. ll--Standard copper.
p SOC; September and October. I2.25aI2.4O
London market closed steady. Spot. f55 los Sd:
futures. s56 lis 3D. No arrivals OF copper
were reported ar New York today. Custom
house returns show exports Of I0.5Q7 tons so
far this month Lake copper. - 75eI I3c: cleo
trolytic, I2-500l2621kc; casting I2.25Q
12.37Iac-
Tiu-Steady. Spot. 50 25d33. SOC; August
35-2Tla a .4Oc; September October and NOveIn-
Der. :i3- p a 33-40c. London market firm. Spot
E1I2 I5s. futures EI52 I2s Cd
Iead-Dull. 4-40G4.50c New York and 1850
{ 35c East ST Louis. London spot fI2 los.
Spelter-Dull. 5}5 5.40c New York and 40
G5c East ST. Louis London spot. Ed los.
lron-C1eveland warrants 49s Sd in London
Locally iron continued quiet No l foundry
northern. SI6.25G 1880: No. ,. Sl5.50616: No
16-25
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12

Per stmr Hyades. at San Francisco Aug II
from Eleele-Had strong NE wind and sea all
the way up from Eleele with cloudy weather; last
three days took no observations account of thick
weather.
Per schr Geo. E. Billings. from Newcastle, N
5. w, Aug. 11-Sailed May 26; had fine weather
to equator, crossed 33 days out in longitude I5i
west; June 81. on equator, had very heavy
squalls from Sc; carried away foretopmast and
blew away several sails; had variable winds TO
Al north; light NE winds to port
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-12
AERIE TO GIVE

AERIE TO GIVE PICNIC- South San Francisco.
Aug. u.-South San Francisco aerie No. I473
of Eagles is making preparations for picnic
and field day at Tanforan park Sunday. Presi-
dent Paul Ferron and committee on arrange
ments are planning to make the field events
feature of the day.