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Hnr and. Feedstuffs
Hides. TaIIo,v. Wool and Hops

Hoqs are quoted frner. choice being reported
rr IKE The market il in favor Of sellers
Wool continues dull and without feature while
hides are weak with = downward tendency
Hides-Culls and brands sell about 12Glc IN
der qu0tst.0n; heavy salted steers. loc' light
medium 9c- light. size; cowhidess Sic; stays
-: sailed Kip. lee. salted veal 1532c; salted
calf l5isc. dry hides. 1Sc; dry salt hides. 12c;
dry kip. lTc dry calf. 22c; sheepskins, shear
iiugs 25N soc each; snort wool. 40lqTOc medium,
q S190c: long wool. coca -; lambs. 2oGJec:
.b6rsehldes salt. 50 25a3 for large and 81 5092
fer medium. T5cdsl fer small and 9Q50c for
81 25G2 for medium. 50cGSl for small and 25d
Eee for colts gostskins prime angoras, 75cdSl;
large hair goats, S0d40c; medium 2OQ 5Oc;
Taiiow-No. rendered. 516a613c; No ?. "A
.5c: grease. 2d2t2c-
yVeoi-Spring clip. san Joaquin. years staple.
c0llc: do months. Idi1c; northern. Sonoma
<aad Mendocino. 1s02Qc; Humboldt, 20c asked ;
sscerada. l3N IGc per Do.
Tail clip Mountain free. ga 1lc: northern and
rslley. "a Zoe; san Joaquin fan lambs. 70dloc;
II defective and heavy 'd1c per IL
TIons-Crop Of 1910, 12017lsc per. H.
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ponItr, and Gnme

olEl rece prs of poultry are running Nght
t.s Is go shortage OF anything, as three cars or
a tSteru stock have srrlved thus far this week
II l.eivers report continued brisk demand FOR
geese. ducks. large fat hens and full grown
yong ROSTERS Brollers. TOO. are selling on
" well. offerings Of spring turkeys consist largely
o. small rhiu birds, Tor which there is not inucn
CslE There was q general decline in prices Tor
game yesterday. offerings being liberal and the
demand limited
PoUitrv lDer dozen Hens S450d5 for small.
Se06 50 for large and SS610 for extra: young
boosters. S8GT. DO extra. S7s50M $50; old roost-
ers S5W55o- fryers. S5N5-5o; hrOilers, 5GI
tor small and S4G4.50- fdr large; ducks. s. a 10;
pigeons SI-T5Ff2: squads, S250d5: geese. $50
"A per pair: spring turkeys. 26c per lb.
Cams tper dozen -Naii9r7i ducks. S4d6; can
.vsshacks S4Te. sprg S2.5e1d 4: teal, S2Q3;
. iCceol. S2N5- s0osutillS- S-11 2JO: gray geese,
f844 white geese. sf10G so brsnt. S1~5o6I
$50. hare Sl-e1O 1.75,. cettoutal rabbits, S20
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Canned Asparsgus-The California packers as
socistion quotes prices for the 1910 pack as fol-
lows: Green, peeled No. 2k, $3; green. No
~. S2.25s green. No. "a, 81. Is; medium white
No. ~. So 35; green, No. 2H, &2.05; small
white. No. 2h. S2.25; white tips, medium, No
L. 81 IS; small, No. /, $3.50; green tips, me-
diem. No I. 81; small No. /. S1-S5; soup tips
Eouhd can, No ?, Si.4O; soup tips, round can.
C. -.
Canned Peas-The California packers associ-
Etion quotes the following prices for canned
sifted. Sl.25; extra sifted. SIl0; sifted. 81;
standard. S5c.
Canned Tomatoes. 1910 pack-Standsrd, No.
2i2- 75c; No. 3. soc; No. s. s2lO
Cohee-Costa Rica. lO6l4Ihc: Salvador. eIs a
1fc; Nicaragua, II @ls1ac; Guatemala Mexican.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Nov 1.-Standard copper quiet;
spot and November, Il. 2.40@12.50c; December,
I2.50@I2 Soc: January, 12.5o@l2. CSC. London.
firm; spot. f57 Is 3d. futures, f5S Is Cd. Lo-
cally the market was firm. Lake, 12sT1a @13c;
electroly tic l2.T5@12. .s71ac; casting, 12.371s q
l2B212c- Custom house returns showed exports
of copper for the month OF october of 81 SIP
tons
T4n-Firm: spot 36.6o@87c: November
36.471a a56.75c; December, 36.50@36. T5c; Janu-
airy. 3e. e.40@36.621sc. london, firm; spot, f167
5s: futures f16T los.
Lead-Quiet. 4.4O@4 SOC New York; 427150
4.321ac East ST. Louis. London, spot s13 5s
Spelter-Firm. 5.sod5 SOC New York; b.To@
5.S0c East st. Louis London, spot f24 rs Cd.
1ron-Cleyeland warrants. sos In London. Lo-
cally iron quiet. No. / foundry northern,
$l5.75@16.25; No. do s15.50q16 No l north
ern and No. l southern soft. S15. .75@16.25.
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SnrTH OMAHA
PortInnd Iivestock Market

PORTLAND. Nov. -Cattle-Receipts. 100:
market firm: choice steers, S5.o5d5. so; medium
steers, S45Qd5: choice heifers S45Od4. 80:
choice cows $425M4T0: medium cows 50 %
"A: common COWS. $2d35O; bulls SO. .5O674;
stays, S4d4.5o; light calves, $7GT50; heavy
calves Sc. 1905.
Hogs -Receip,s. none; market, steady; top
hogs, 50. .25d 9.50: fair 10 medium. S9d925
Sheep-Receipfs. none market firm: best val
ley wethers. S3.20d3.50: fair 10 good Wethers.
S3n3.25; best mountain wethers, S425d4.75;
best valley ewes. S363.50: lambs choice noun
tain, 50 250 $50; valley. S4.75M5.
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Examination for Cadet Enciueer.

Office OF Z. s. Lighthouse Inspector
Eighteenth District.
San Francisco Nov l.
Applications for civil service examination
will be received at this office during the next so
days for forming lists Of elgibles from which
to select cadet officers for lighthouse tenders
with pay at the rate of $50 per month. and
cadet engineers for lighthouse tenders with pa "
at the rate of $65 per month
Applicants must be Young men citizens
Of the United States. who have received mariu-
er's or marine engineers training that they NAV
be trained for officers of tenders in the eight
eenth lighthouse district fCalfornia)
3.-Appication blanks and full information can
be obtained by applying to this office.
W. A. MOFFETT
Lieutenant Commander. T. s. n.
Chairman of the local civil service board for the
lighthouse service.
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t present small

conditions of which there is at present small
evidence.
The market rallied rather sharply in the last
hour on rumors of buIlish ginning returns to the
National ginners' associat ton.
Miss Giles issued report this morning, but
included no estimate of the yield She estimates
that 73 per cent of the crop has been picked and
that per cent Of the has been abandoned.
II is understood she will issue an estimate of
the crop around the first of the month"
Spot closed quiet and unchanged. Middling up
lands 1850; do gulf. Il. Soc sales, 4 253 bales.
COTTON FUTURES Year
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SuDuIies for the Canal Zone

The British steamer Beachy sailed for Balboa
Monday with 126 barrels beer, 1876 cs canned
fruit 10 pkgs fresh fruits. 20 pkgs potatoes and
onions. 219. 743 It lumber. IA pkgS paints.
drums distillate. drum gasoline and 13 cs blast
ing caps. valued at sT.SsS. as cargo from this
port.
The steamer also had 2O31 400 IT railroad ties.
400 piles 1913 624 II lumber and 130 salmon.
valued at $43 503 laden on Puget sound. and D.
500 It railroad ties from Eureka, valued at
s.. $50.
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RennS and seeds

rle bean market CONT lnues. weak and most
kd6S arc s. gdty lower again. Receipts con
T5I1e eyrrSsiye those yesterday being lLl3l
sacE~ and those during October being 5o0-4si
ssrk>
Baaas tBar ctI.-Bayos. S425a4.75: small
-ylie6 re leaned. So 706 3 So large white. re
cleaned s. 25e3.T5. pink. S4.25Is 20: red. s. a
~ hlacEeFe $50. $50 lina.. rece eaned s. 80 q
a. 80: garvsn1a- s. = 1926 horse beans Sl2a
225
-~Seai-- Brown mustard 81. yellow mustard
-- Hav~poG. rI1f-c: canary 361 30: alfalfa.
$50 zee: rape. 1925 timothy. pc. hemp 2$s
fL7r- fl-iaf. .r sn-
. - -.---- S.Lla-2a ner.ctl.
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LEIrH-sailed Oct. sO-Br stmr st. Ronald,
for San Francisco
In port Oct. 1S-Ger ship Alexander rsenberg.
koBE-sailed Oct. s1-Br stmr Kumeric. for.
Seattle.
PUNTA ARENAS-Arrived prior Oct. s1-Br
stmr Craster Hall. from New York.
SALINA CRUZ-Arrived Oct 31-stmr Art
Sailed Oct. 31-Stmr Alaskan, for san Fran
cisco via San Diego.
ST vINCENT-Arrived Oct. sf-Ger stmr
Sisak, hence June 80 for Hamburg.
TOCOPILLA-Arrtved Oct. 1J-Br ship St
Mirren from Santa Rosalia.
HONGKONG- oct. S1-Br stmr Protest
laus for Puget sound.
ANTOFAGAsTA---In port ready for sea Oct. Il
Chill ship Elisa Lihn. for Puget sound.
SINGAPORE-Sailed Oct. 30-Br stmr Ming
Chow, for Liverpool.
TYNE-saiied Oct. rs-Br bark Thistlebank,
AMBTRG~sailed Oct. 1s-Ger ship Mabel
Rickmers. for Honolulu, and passed Dover Oct.
SANTA ROsALIA-Arrived Nov. 1-schr viii
lis A. Holden. from Eagle harhor
for San Francisco.
sYDNEYwArrived Oct s1-schr F. NJ Slsde,
Arrived oct. s1-Bktn Puako. from Tacoma.
OCEAN STEAMERS
Observation-Disclosures Oct S0-Stmr Estonia,
from New York for Liberia.
ANTWERP-Arrived Nov. 1-Stmr Finland.
from New York
from Marseilles; stmr Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse, from Bremen; stmr Hassila, from Mar
seilles: stmr Re d'Italia. from Genoa and Naples.
stmr Lusana, from Genoa
Sailed Nov. 1-Stmr Potsdsm, for Rotterdam;
stmr Kaiser Wilhelm II. for Bremen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov. 1-Stmr Saxonia'
from New York.
TRIEsTE-Arrived Oct. 27-stmr Alice. from
New York.
GENOA-Arrived Oct 2s-Stmr Duca d'Aosts..
stmr Virginia. from New York
Sailed Oct 29-Stmr San GiOrgio. for New
York.
MARsEILLES-Arrived Oct. s0-Stmr Ma
donna, from New York.
BREMEN-Arrived Nov. 1-Stmr Kronprinz
Wilhelm from New York.
QUEENSTOWN-Arrived Nov. 1-Stmr Car
pathia, from New York.
BoST0N-Sailed Nov. l-Stmr Cymrie FOR
Liverpool.
LIvERPooL-saiied Nov. 1-stmr iceland.
for Boston.
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MAYOR OF TOKYO
LEAVES ON liner
Tenyo Marn Sails for Far East
Crowded With Passengers
and Carrying Rich Cargo

HE Japanese liner
Tenyo Maru, Cap
tain Ernest Bent,
sailed yesterday
for the far east,
crowded with pas
sengers and carry
ing a record cargo.
The liners holds
were filled to the
h a t C h e s with
( r 9 / 6 h t, which
consisted princf-
pally OF raw cot
ton. The liner car
ried $50 cabin
passenger a n d
about 400 in the
Asiatic steerage.
The Asiatics IN
Cluded q large
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CHICAGO, Nov. I.-Butter-Steady; creamer-
les. 24G3Oc; dsiries, 23627c. Eggs-Steady
receipts. $3.50 at mark. cases included,
1872 d2112c; irsts. 26c: prime frsts, 2sc. Cheese
STEADY; daisies. 15Ac; twins. 14G141ac; Young
Americas. 15dl5l4c; longhorns, 14% d15c.
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Notice to Mariner.

Office Of Z. s. Lighthouse Inspector.
Eighteenth District.
San Francisco. Nov. l. 1910.
st George reef. Cal.-Notice Is hereby given
that owing to a scarcity Of water. IL may be-
come necessary az any time to discontinue the
operation OF the fog signal until the rains set IN
Due notice will be given when sufficient water
is on hand to assure the full operation Of the
signal.
1909, No. 81. D. 20.
L. II. B. List OF Buoys ETC.. Pacific Coast.
1905 page Al.
By order Of the bureau of lighthouses
". A. MOFFETT
Lieutenant Commander. L. s. N
Inspector Eighteenth Lighthouse District
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AEen,onnda

Per ship Marion Chileott-Had succession of
NE winds and Gains entire voyage.
Per Br ship Scottish LOchs-Sailed from Rot
terdsm June I: had Hight variables 20 equator,
which crossed S6 DAYS out in longitude 26
", where we got Sc trades, carrying them 70
latitude 25 s; thence variables TO Cape Horn.
where we were 10 days from so 70 so s; fresh
Sc trades from 2S TO y; crossed equator IN
Pacific 102 days out in longitude ia W; hghr
variable NNE winds TO $50 miles Of port. where
we have been for 10 days with fog and batting
winds.
Per stmr National City. from Fort Bragg, st
San Francisco Nov. Saw a three masted ship
5 miles west Of Duxburv.
Per schr James Fl. Bruce, at San Francisco
Was in company with a three masted bark or
the FarallOnes last night
Per schr Advent-Oct. 81. between Point Reyes
and FarsllOnes saw Ger ship.
Captain Berry has been relieved from T. s
stmr Golden Gate, being succeeded by Captain
b NJ. ChsWel
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&AUCT1ON &

One car OF horses and mares; also IS all pur.
pose horses and mares; wagons, ouggies and har-
ness of all kinds. Outside stock sold on coumiS-
sion. THURSDAY at IL a. NJ. 2O5 and 2O9 Va
lencia St; phone Park 2723
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f,hnr+ered fnr Mhen+

The British steamer Penrith Castle, which ar
rived here from Antwerp Monday. Il engaged
for wheat from Portland or Puget sound to s.
Vincent. for orders. az 27s Sd, having been char
tered prior 10 arrival.
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&AUCTION& &

WEDNESDAY. November 2. II a. m, ! VIII
sell 10 head OF large mares and horses from the
NJ. & F. company AZ head from other hrms; also
wa gons and harness. WEDNESDAY! sos Attn.
ST.. Oakland
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ST. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Market firm. Medium
grades, combing and clothing, 231A @24S5c; light
| fine, 19@21c; heavy fine, 15@1Tc; tub washed,
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Naval stores-Turuenti and Ro,iu

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 1.--Spirits turpentine
firm 64S4c; sales. 276; receipts. SO; shipments,
SOB; stock 20, 365.
Rosin-Firm; receipts. 2.131 shimpents 3,ses;
stocks, q, 2S6; sales. 1855; Quote: b, D and
H, Sc; l. S6.05; X. S6.40; N, $3.50; \, $67o;
VIC. ST10; WV. $T.l5.
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Notice to Mariners

Captain R. F. vivier Of the French bark
Colonel de villebois Mareul reports TO this office
that on August "a 1910. in latitude south % de-
grees so minutes, longitude west 1I6 degrees 10
minutes. he saw a derelict about 40 feet long.
awash- The hull was wood. covered with marine
growth. appeared TO have been in the water for a
long time. The vessel was floating on its side.
j. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant, .. $. ". IN Charge.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Tuesday, November 1.
800 p M. Br bark Forfarshire. Thomson. 81
days from Newcastle, n. S. W; 2,016 tons coal
to James & Alex Brown
4 D m. stmr Enterprise. Youngren. daTs II
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Floor and Farinaceous Goods

oregon and Washington brands Of -four are
lhNer.. ca souia and western state brands sre
i,nclancel. .s--~
~ Fioer-C California family extras 56oG6 net
tlC-r discount. bakers extras. s.. .Geo6 super
49, 81 4GGl 70- oregon Snd- Washington per
rl,l. s. fHsl $50 f1r family bakers ana paleuts
a1d s. 4.2J fer cutlf, Kansas patents. $50
l1 str2 tg-ts. $500 DAKOTA Fatents. Sf-fv' oo
sara eilrS. S-.o0. do clear Se-Ge per bhl.
.F-erinsresus eoGlS- Blu ckv-heat. -four. S+-20
fzlckWbear four self-ralsing. 50; bnckw heat
i5rssrS s.. eo-u meal. yellow S. white 50. extra
crcam reil0F $50. extra cream white $50;
c0n sour. 50. cracked whest. 50 80; entire wheat
.horuiay. large s.. small s3. grauulated s.: oat
Hseat 81 -: Go groats s.. rs. pearl barley 10;
rice -four. Sc: g9lleG oats 81 ,25: rolled wheat.
$3.50: rye -four. S3-23: rye meal S5:lv' spl!
$50 lb barrels 1913: 80 ID sacks S5-23; rolled
: wheat i5o lb barrels S4-l5;2 % 10 SACKS S4--9-
Hay and FeedstufTs
uo heavy iafuX 81 hay INTO This market con
.tfrles unabated. All conditions and prices re-
main unchanged. stocks ot bran 40: were
Only % TONS. jas viii be seen elsewhere -:
Receipts n hay IN October were 2o.2SI tons.
Mfddlines-S34 a Ss per ton.
Shorts $500 3 per tQn- III
FeedSruss- Rolled barley. s22d23: rolled oats
for feed. S2oN3I; mixed feed, S29G26 for aver
ze lots. linseed oilcake meal. 20 tons $40. 10
3ns S4G.5o : tons sal, smaller lots S4l-3tl;
and S26 in ton lots; 5oDbing, S19.0oi corn
meal S36d 81 cracked corn. S3sd3f; alfalfa
=uaal carload lots 81. jobbing SIS; red star al
fslfa meal. SIS in car lois and Sl9 1obbing: MO
~dest6 alfalfa meal $3.50 in car lots and Slf 30
5obbng. Stockton mealfalfa, 81 I'm car lots and
SIS jobbing. CaprocO oilcske meal. Sl6-5O per
Hav-Ordinarv ubesr S9d12.5 80. choice. Sl3d
~ wheat and oat S9G1 90: tame Oat, Sed
: il so: volunteer Wild ost ST09: alfalfa, s. dlS;
sf0ck hay S5N6.J0 per ton.
d no |.g
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AUCTION SALES
In In

AUCTION SALE AT HoRAN'S sALEsYARD
WEDNESDAY,. NOV. 2. 1910. AT II A. N.
80 head Of unbroke Modoc co. horses; VT from
1000 TO 200 lbs
These are the Anchor brand Of horses. .olocKy
built, good bORed and easy TO break .
One carload gentle broke mares and geldfngs
,25O TO 800 his. from Siskfyou county.
Also one carload mixed broke and unoroke
horses and mares. VT. 1.1O0 to 1900
All of above horses are in fine condition Don {
fail to attend this sale. They win be on exhL
bitiou Tuesday Nov. l. at ]. B. HOrans sales
yards, 10th and Bryant sts
E. STEWART & CO.. Auctioneers.
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Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau-San Francisco Nov. /.
RAINFALL nATA
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Time Ball
United States branch photographic office Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco. November
1. 1910.
The time ball on the roof Of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
cifc standard time 120th meridian), or at Sh.
com. 00s. Greenwich mean time.
J. @. BURNETT
Lieutenant, u s. N, in charge
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States deer ON
HOOP DEPLETED
Some Sp0rtsmen Think Too
Many Specimens of Royal
Game Are Being Bagged

Exploits of deer hunters are still
furnishing material for discussion
among sportsmen, and every sweek one
or more names is added to the list of
hunters who have quit the game after
bagging the seasons limit of two
bucks. Trophies of the chase in the
form of antlered heads are coming to
the city with greater frequency than
was noted last year; and some sports
men who are strong on game conser-
walton evince disposition to complain
of the inroads that are being made into
the states supply of game.
One of the largest bucks killed since
the deer season opened was bagged
last Sunday. Mansfield's prize was a
bea autiful five pointer. Leo Carson and
a friend brought down a fine specimen
while hunting in the hills in back of
San Mateo recently, and several were
killed within the last 10 days in the
vicinity of Gilroy Hot Springs in Santa
Clara county. Paul Giusti, prominent
Broadway street merchant, and
friend were seen walking up from the
ferry depot one day last week carrying
a five pointed buck that must have
weighed close to 200 pounds undressed
Giusti shot the deer in the hills near
Monterey.
The Lagunitas rod and gun club was
represented on the clubs Marin county
preserve last Sunday by George Jack
son, Fred Howard, Leon Douglas, Doc
tor Kreutzman and son, Charles Butter
worth, Charles Walker, Hal Sanders
and Andrew Jackson. One deer a four
pointer, was killed by Andrew Jackson
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Cured in 5 Days
VariCOcele
HydrOcele
Hernia
Piles
FiStula
Structure

CURE vARICOCELE. HYDROCELE.
HERNIA. PILES. FISTULA AND STRIC-
TURE in FIVE days. No severe operation.
No detention from occupation
l am the only specialist in San Francisco
who does not advertise a fictitious name and
photograph publish my true photograph.
correct name. personally conduct my office. /
am the longest established most successful
and reliable, as medical credentials and press
records prove make this statement that
you will know you consult a celebrated spe-
ctalist who sees and treats patients person
ally. possess skill and experience acquired
in such a way that no other can share and
should not be classed with medical eompa-
MES IL Is unwise and expensive TO embrace
the statements Of medical companies 1t is
impossible for. a medical company to attend
college. Companies have diplomas or
license to practice medicine in California or
any other state. Medical companies usually
are named after a doctor A portrait whose
personality and identity are indefinite Is
selected and published as the legitimate spe-
cialfst OF the office. Hired substitutes ordi-
nary doctors with questionable ability give
consultations. examinations and treatment
MY DIRECT TREATMENT FOR
WEAKNESS
That disorder commonly known as weak
ness has for wears and genera tfons baf1ed
the efforts Of physicians yet 10 this very day
a majority OF doctors, specialists not ex-
cepted. are attempting 70 overcome II by
methods that have been in constant use and
have always failed for half century They
dose the system with powerful stfmulants and
tonics. calculated TO restore nervous force or
strength that is not and never has been lack
ing. with a result that the functions are
temporarily excited. 70 the positive defrf-
ment of the patient Weakness-we will call
it sueh for convenience Just nOw-is only
symptom resulting from chrOnicaIly swollen
and innamed prostrate gland. and Is ct1rable
ny local treatment only. Either early Cfissi-
patton or some improperly treated contracted
disease is responsible for the Inflammation IN
most Instances. though accident. injury
strain. etc. may produce the same result I
permanently cure these cases Of prema trrre-
ness loss OF power etc. without the giving
Of single internal dose. which demonstrates
the absolute accuracy Of nv understanding
and treatment Of this disorder. In wears i
have not met with a single failure. and /
have entire confidence in nv ability 10 cure
all cases that come to me for treatment 7
am equally certain that no treatment other
than that which have perfected can com
pletely and permanently restore strength and
vigOr-
/ also cure Contracted Disease. Chronic
Losses, SpematOrrhoea. Contagious Blood
Poison and all Complications from these
ailments.
MY advice and consultation free to The
afflicted. whether treatment is taken or not
am always glad to explain my methods and
give friendly advice TO all who call n Won
can not come 10 see me. write today Hours
8 a. m. to p. m. Sundays to I only.
DIR. ~, G- MARTIN
T21 MARKET ST. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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Three YACHTCLUB
have RACES TODAY
San Francisco, CALIFORNIA; and
AeOLianS Plan for Various
Events on Water
By HERBERT HAUSER

Three yacht clubs have busy dates
today. The San Francisco club will
race down from Vallejo, the Califor-
MAS will try for the Wallace trophy.
while the Aeolians have a contest upon
their schedule.
The annual contest for the William
c. Wallace trophy, which has been won
at different times by the lola, Alert and
others, Will be sailed today over the
California clubs channel course, which
is as follows:
Starting from an ina ginary line
drawn from the northerly point of
Brooks island to a stakeboat anchored
250 yards northwest by west. thence
to and around the Presidio shoals buoy
bearing south-southwest from stake
boat, leaving same on the port hand
(d1stance seven nautical miles), thence
back to starting point to finish. bear
ing north northeast, leaving the stake
boat on the port hand
This course is officially reckoned at
IA nautical miles. Contestants must
sail in the channel between Point
Blount on Angel island and AIcatraz
island in going out and coming back
to finish.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
SOCCERITES READY
TO Begin SEASON
California League Holds Its An
nuaI Meeting and Names
Officers for Year
By BOB sHAND

The soccer football clubs are begin
ming to get their paraphernalia in order
for the approaching season and by the
first of October everything will Ie in
readiness for the campaign.
The California football league held
it's annual meeting Thursday evening
and elected Douglas Erskfne chairman.
The other officers elected were: Treas
urer. r. a. Muir; secretary. William
Crawford; chairman of executive com
mittee. Rod Morrison The Pastime club
and the Stanford University gymnasium
club applied for membership and were
admitted. Chairman Edgar Pomeroy
appointed s. s Phillips. Rod Morrison
and E. P. McRitchie a committee to
draw up a schedule. The league will
join the California football association
this year and will be represented at
the meetings of that body by j. S. Som
merville and Rod Morrison
The San Francisco team held it's an
nual meeting Thursday night and elect
ed the following officers: president w
A. Smith; vice presidents. William Aims
worth, A. c. Spencer, M. Luby, Frank
Jones, DIR. Gruttner. t. Bradbury; sec
retary, B. B. Major; treasurer. r. But
Ter; captain, Frank Spencer; vice cap
tain. E Perkins: delegates to associa-
tion. j. Chown. Z. Perkins; delegate to
league. T. Hyland.
A number of new players have been
secured by the San Francisco club and
a successful season is anticipated.
The Independent club met Friday
night and elected the following officers:
president, William SOutar; secretary.
William Crawford; treasurer. Frank
Jones; captain, George Highett: vice
captain. r. A. Fay; trainer. A. Mat
thews; property man, r. Selleck.