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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
MEMORIAL |.
lEREllONItS
psERA ;TloilsS SsEiN g. MADE FOR
OBS NC E5sN THE LOCAL Y
ooeEJltNE 12.

The local lodge Of the Knights Of
Pytllas is making preparation for the
most impressive msnorial ceremonies
ever coaducted by the local lodge to
be held ih the Grand Opera House on
june 18Th at Two O'clock in the after
noots a meeting Of the lodge held
lastnight committees were appointed
70 work out the necessary arrange.
mehts for the services. John P. Ar
ients ef Wheeling, one of the most
eloquent and fluent speakers in the
STATE; will be the orator on the oc.
easlon
Ihegeneral committee appointed to
look after matters for the memorial
exercises Is composed ~ the following
mea: r, g. Jones, George w. Deck
md Cecil Mcdonald. The committee
onmhsic consists Of DR.. H. r. John.
SON y. II. Randall and George II.
Bfobstt r, H+ burlington will look
alter TIE programme end invitations.
sa@iB Nuaum will see that the llsh.
efssafeof the sort Of young m2n that
wili4aet In the manner that they
should P.B. Henry, (. H. shurtIah,
Sylvester Clayton, Clifford Meredith
ana Carl Riggs compose the commit.
eepns decoration,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
schools cIosed r-a.dlN

q .
This is the last day Of school am
the pupils we're called together todai
for the last time during the present
term Of school. Interesting exercise.
were held in many Of the grades, con
sisting Of rotations, drills and songs
A number Of school patrons visit q
the different grades today to witness
their closing exercises.
The schools of Fairmont ladepepl
ent District have enjoyed a most .prp
.fltable year The attendancehas best
above the average and the class q
work accomplished of n very high "
der. A most efficient corps of lteanit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
GREAT RALLY
At CLARKSBURIlG
asAcK TO FARM" GATHERING
WILL BE INTERESTING AND

1t is probable that Farmont as well
as Marion county will be well repre-
sented at the Agricultural rally. which
will be held at Clarksburg all day to.
morrow.
Reports from all over the State
point to the fact that the rally viii be
well attended and Judging from
amount Of interest the scheme is
arousing all through the State, the re-
suits Of the rally will be the awaken
ing of the state along agricultural
lines.
The fact that President WILLARD,
president of tile B. and o. railroad,
will be present has excited a great
deal Of interest and will no doubt be
a drawing card. Gov. Wm. E. Glass.
cock will also be present besIdcs a
number Of other prominent West vir-
ginians as well as men Of prominence
from different States ofthe Union.
Two sessions of the rally viii be
held. The first session will convene
at ten o'clock in the morning and the
afternoon session will be called to
order at 1880 o'clock.
A number of Fairmonters have sig
niied their intention Of attending both
sessions of the rally. This is a State
wide movement and is one which ev.
cry citizen Of West Virginia should
support, tits hoped by the promoters
Of this scheme, that the State will be
SO generally awakened that the agri.
cultural output for the coming year
will double that Of any preceding year.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
SL.AvIS ] CHURCH
70 !. III | DEDICATED | !
ELABORATE cERE EMoNIAL WILL
MARK THE SERVICES AT &
HOLY ROSARY CHURCH.

cIiARssBURG May 2. The Holy
Rosary Church. which has iItst been
completed, by the slayish society here.
win be dedicated ON Monday. May 80,
with impressive ceremony. The SER
vices will begin with aprocessional IN
The church at 10:0Oa. inland high mass
viii be celebrated with Rev. Josephus
Mullen, Vicar General Of wheeling, as
eelebrant; Rev. A. Boutlou, Fairmont,
as deacon; Rev. p, HI McDermont,
tTunnelton. sub-deacon. A special mu-
sical programme will be rendered by
Michael ondulak. organist Of the
church.
Through the efforts Of Rev Rich
tartsik, priestin.charge, the work Of
this attractive stone ediice was be.
gun on September 2s, 1903. on East
Pike street. Architest Charles Hick-
man was awarded the contract; and.
the work being completed. the build.
Ing is now ready for dedication.
After the ceremony on Monday
there viii be a gathering of the con:
,gregaton and their friends Mt Co
lumbia Mines, and It isexpected is that
twenty-five slavish societies OF this
section will form in procession and
headed by the Boys Band will start
at 1900 o'clock for that point. A big
dinner viii be served and the after
noon and evening viii be devoted to.
speech making. music and dancing.
"A big crowd is syexpected5to join in the
Festivities and the proceeds will be
devoted to the church fund:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
LAWYERl!||E.'gI.IlDIEI. { ! D |.
TO Hl!I.E!:..IB!!!.!AI.I!IlyEI |! | !!
Zig ElTs rs ARRANGED FOR
SOME TIME ltl q coM.
MiTTEE APRoINTEnA

All neetlag oflthe Marion County
Bar 6cialibh held In the library,oi
the assoeiation twas decided taat tie
asscciiaion 8nuld hold a banquet. It
was aecidel that the feast would conc
uif dnfing tic npnthsof June. an'l. IL
ain IaubaBillty tle8prandial gathering
win taite place early in the month.
Jneipattef5 considered by the assocls
,lon gas whether or not tn. ladie
shgrid be invited to the banquet. i
wal decided that asshe ladies' had
msstiIgs ot their own from which tie
mon were excluded, they would not be
insIted!
Fhe flow Of soul VIII keep pace with
theltoMa Of 3the bowl. Prominent 1ar
ist VIII be present to address lile
meeting on some & the live qsestions
peFtaining 70 the legal professlsh. Lc
caHsBesIsers Will talk SO long as they
iolStjbeoen(e too full for utterance.
Abananet. committee consisting Ci
ifllz smith, j. Price Kirby ami NJ. W
Osden was appointed to make all Q
the ucces safg Arrangements for tl.'
ocrasios me time and place arc mai
teis yet q he decided upen. Their
Miis ne D meeting Of the association
neStweek, @hen5tEic banquet commit
ice @ill make d report OF the work II
las accomplished and for the associ9
lidn mi ise INV fptther arrangements
haiti deems ecsssaty,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
.BRAlDEI
lI|OI.IAFIER
BALLINGE.''R' {
Weighed ! Found !, I
Wanting He
Says
fnv ITnited press.

(By United PreSS.)
/, WASHINGTON, May 2T.- BraAdeis
before the Congressional Committee
Summed up Ballinger as "irresolute,'
"shifty, "unethlcalG as a public OH,
Ger, weighed and found vomiting He
dealt with cold Chronological facts ae.l
seldom yentured into the realms Of
6ratory He reviewed the history OF
the Cunningham claim, and branded
Ballinger as unit to be the peopte $
trustee. He said in the spring Of 1901
Ballinger agreed with Garfield to n
yestigate the Alaskan coal lands. Bal
finger went to Semitic, yielded to the
claimants and the Investigation .wIs
stopped. In December Washington
Claws urged a resumption Of the ir-
vestigation. The claimants were now
three thousand miles away. Ballinser
consented CLAWS had scarcely left
washington when Ex-Governor Moore
appeared. When CLAWS was three
thousand miles away the secretaly
clear listed the Cunningham clailll:.
BaTlingcr S spends order Bailinger
exhibits insteadof resolutions, a ten.
dency 10 run to cover Would any
one think of clubbing the secretai#
stonepall" Ballinger2 He paid glow
ing econiums to Claws and Kerby. as
public servants discharged for telIlns
the truth"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
MARRIED AND GETTING
A HOME.


Two OF the most important steps Of
d Lifetime. can't help you in the
former but in the latter proposition
my Office is headquarters for a large
list of new and upto-date dwellings in
every part of the city and suburbs,
A nice new seven room house in
Fifth ward for $S5OO.OO, a six room
house in the same ward for s2,25OOO,
a six room house on Rhea Terrace at
S2,45O.OO. a new six room house OIL
Benoni Ave. for $S,5OO.O0, a seven room
cottage and one acre on car line, 3d.
10000, a new four room cottage Will
bath room in Second ward for 81
65O.OO, a seven room house on East
Park Ave. and long list OF otler
houses and vacant lots that would
tickle the fancy offs hundred people
in Fairmont' now looking for proper
", if they would only give me an hour
or so and consider the merits Of the
properties l would show them.
The above prices may not seem to
some low enough to be attractive. /
can sell you properties at lower priccs
but l want you to have something fer
your money. If price is the main CON
sideration, ] can furnish it but It is not
always the best economy to buy a
thing because it's cheap.
W. a. LAWLER,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27

GIRL
School COURSE [
2nd " ara Sends
OutL. !. on .ist q
Graduates

Inst evening at the High School alI.
tlftorium the completing class sUf sthlh; M;
Second ward school held It's closi1is
exercises. A class coinopsel Of thirty
three bright boys and girls wegs
awarded certificates Of completion.
which will admit them next year r.
the High School. In connection it witIt
lie awarding Of these certificates a; z;
teresting exercises were hela' eonsis':.
ing Of readings, essays and musical
Numbers. ~
The exercises were In charge OF Mt:
a. o. Watson, principal ot'tats war;,
and Miss Emma oaerb6ltz Instructor
Of music in the public schools. T'1S
musical numbers Of the programme,
we're specially good.
The class roll is as follows: Mary
Evelyn Gould. Exter Maurice Diotriel,.
Jessie Frances Arnold, Mantle Eva
Malone, Hazel Shaw, James Rolaad
Hartley. Edith Klaw, Ruth Della Met,
Arley Earl Eddy, Edith rearl Niirs,
Nettie Friedman, Mary Jane Westfal'
Carl Thomas McElfresh. George Wall
son Myers, Mildred Gump, Minnie
Myrtle Compston. Sterling Richard
Riggs, Pauline Frances Jamlscn, Lev:
is Jefferson carskadon, Mary Eliza
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27

beth PlicketL Morris Ramsey satlp;
ders, James Leslie Jack, Henry Paie
anllegan, Blake Gertrude Neeiy, atail
Grace Jones, Mary Lucille sshain.
George Adalr Hough, Abel Klag ESE
lie Mae EcRles; Edna Irene Watsglqt
Maud Evelyn David, Daniel apsefi
Foley, Mary irene Benrett, oldn Fear.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27

test. The Special ballots are tho bal
lots given for payments on subscrlp.
tions to the West virginlan from eth
er old or new subscribers.
Delay will mean the loss Of many
votes which might otherwise have
been secured. Contestants should
start at once, organize their friends
and make a sharp and decisive cam.
paign for victory, An early start Will
best insure contestants success. Full
information may be obtained by call.
ing upon the Contest Department,
West ylrginian, FairmOnt, W. va.
N. B.-DlsTRIcT NO. a OF OUR
EUROPEAN TOUR CONTEST HAS
BEEN CHANGED TO INCLUDE ANY
TOWN OR DISTRICT IN THE Ao.
JOINING COUNTIES TO MARION.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
Elfth .!Wiard To.nlaht.

The completing class OF the Fifth
ward school. under tile direction Of
Principal Parker will hold ITS clostas
exercises tonight when an interesting
play will be gtyen at the Fitch ward
school auditorium. A large class II
boys and girls will complete the grad
ed school course tonight from this
ward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
supt. shaWItey Here.

Hon. M. P. shagkey. State 4superin-
tendent Of schools.was here this after
noon en- route from Whesling to
Clarksburg for the agricultural rally
tomorrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27

1T Is GODS BLESSING THAT WE
HAVE SOME MEN IN PUBLIC LIFE
IN WEST VIRGINIA, WHO ARE BIG
ENOUGH NOT TO BE CONTROLLED
EITHER BY "A sTATEoR A FEEDER
Al MACHINE, OR BY "A scoMBINJA.
ZION on az 0Rpo ATE, INTERESTS
AND III; r. HUB ARps sIs NAN or.
MIA AFsEsISsp
Wheeling htelllgencetl July 9 laos
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27

.ers have had charge of5the schools FIR
the past term and both teachers and
pupils worked harnonl6usly together
.Ens thebest good Of the schoole
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
Notice

. .H
on account OF the great demand for
Chester Chimes at Mannlngton on Sat.
lrday We have changed his route as
follows; win be in Fairmont Tues.
day and wednesday; Boothsyille,
Thursday; worthington, Friday; ar
rive at Mannfngton Friday evening
and remain over Saturday; be in
Farmington Monday; stay at Jimtowni
Monday night; Basrackyllle Tuesday
morning,
Chester is getting the business
where he is known. why because he
has style, size. action, sense and pedi-
gree not equaled by any other horse
in this territory. He has the colts to.
show, they sell for a high price and
make good size combination saddle
and drivers. Get his pedigree, see
the horse and you willmake Chester
Chimes your ehoice.
cHAs. Z. MecRAY, JR.
H H II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27

The west vlrginian has the largest
HOME DELIVERED circulation Of any
paper IN Fairmont. This isone Of the
reasons Why the West Vlrginian is
called TaE HONE PAPER
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-27
look FOR NOMINEES
Ft3LrIIsT OF CANDIDATES TO BE-
PUBLISHED SATURDAY. AY-tiA.yEs
YoU ENTERED YOUR FRIEND
AS A coNTEsTANT2

Tour ot Europe Contest stIrs Enthu,
siasm Of Young Ladies' Of Fairrnont,
Manninstor an Mardion County and
Nominations Are Coming In Rapid
Iy-ee Among the First.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
MOVEMENTS OF VESSEL S In ALL PARTS OF WORLD

The steam schooner T. B. Stetscn, with cargo
Of lumber for San Francisco went TO sea 'V,sS srss
The steam schooner Tahoe arrived touay iu,S IN
San Francisco with freight ana passengers o"u
will load lumber for return. <. ca,
The steamer Roanoke arrived today from can
Francisco with freight and passengers, .odsv from
The oil tank steamer Roma arrived toos! Itvli TN,
California with a cargo Of crude OIL TOT Tue
Union oil company. ,,.s .<d.r fo-
Grays Harbor where she will load iumDer ioi
The steam schooner shna Yak arrived t91s ms
afternoon from San Francisco TO load lumper i"i
This evening two steam schooners are reportso
to be outside. and while one - M YeiioS stone
or Westerner. They viii not be aoie To een'e
IN before morning.
SAN PEDRO, Nov. 27.-The MEXICAN stesm,v G.ayl
Caracas called this morning. bound from 1uag-
mas for San Francisco. After LANDING passense''
and freight il proceeded. 80. s.,
The steamer Santa Rosa, bound from can
Diego for San Francisco. via Heoonao veacn'
called today for passengers and freight ana pro
ceeded - .,ro5 +his
afternoon from the Columbia river, ceir!ine
200 600 feet Of lumber 10 be landed at Sixteen
BAY. - r,,,,.h.,,
with 500 900 feet OF lumber.
The schooner Athena IA days out from the 70
n1mbif river anchored IN the outer haroor To-
night. with sT5, 600 feet OF lumber on he
Rucknan for Seattle, via San Francisco carr!
ing passengers and freight
The steamer San Pedro left TO-DAY 1or bureka
direct TO load return cargo Of lumber.
TACOMA. Nov. 27-Arrived- Steamer Hilo-
nian. rom San Francisco
Sailed-Steamer City OF Puebla souho poris'
Britisl steamer Strathtay, sound ports
SEATTLE Nov 27.-Arrired-Steamer Prince
Runert.s Prince Rupert; steamer Wellesley, San
Francisco: steamer St Helens. San FRANCISCO.
SaiIed-Steamer Herm, Mexico; steamer Prlnce
Rupert. Portland canal; steamer Sado Saru' Ia
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Saturday, November 90.
II .. m stmr W S. Porter. Holmes, days
from Astoria. ballast 10 Associated transportation
company; up river direct. a.
1880 a. m. stmr Falcon, Schage. 10 hours
from Portland via Astoria 55lz hours; mer-
chsndse to williams, Dimond Co.
3 A. m. stmr Centralia. Erickson, oS hours
from Aberdeen: bound south, put in for fuel
II 20 a. M stmr G.. c. LiDdauer, Sundman'
- hours from Grays Harbor; 4I5,Oo0 1eet ium'
her TO Wilson Brothers company.
1920 a. m stmr Claremont Christensen, 81
hours from WiIlapa harbor; 100000 feet lumber
TO HARDWOOD lumber company.
1880 p. m, fEmr Melville Dollar. Fosen, AZ
hours from San Pedro; ballast TO Robert Dollar
steamship company.
l2 m. Fr ship Biarrits, Lame, ia days from
Hambuhg via Hobart 81 days; merchandise To
Meyer Wilson & Co.
9:43 a. M stmr Washtenaw. Curtis. 20 hours
from Port San Luis: 2S.000 barrels oil TO Union
oil company.
4:50 D. m. stmr Maverick, McKellar. a. hours
from Astoria: ballast TO Standard oil company.
500 A. M stmr Elizabeth, Olsen. 43 hours
from Bandon: passengers and merchandise TO Il.
r. Eruse.
$40 a. m. stmr Point Arena. Jacobson. 16
hours from Albion; 200, 900 feet lumber 10 Albion
lumber company.
5.45 a. m, stmr Missourlan. Lyons, sc hours
from Seattle: put in TO finish loading
G:I5 a. M stmr Sea Foam. Henricks9n. Ia
hours from Mendocino. via Point Arena ii hours;
200 600 feet lumber TO G. II. Higgins.
6:2n a. M. stmr Isthmian, Hall. 10H days
from Saiina Cruz via San Diego IS hours; mer-
chandise to williams, Dimond & Co.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDII1ONS.
The storm of the Washington coast tnls
morning has recurved into the PACING, causing
cloudv weather over the Pacific slope, with ram
from central California northward and snow IN
northeastern Washington, western Montana-
British Columbia and Alberta. The area OF high
pressure over the Rocky mountain region mas
moved southeastward and now overlies the plains
states causing generally fair weather from the
Rocky mountains TO the Missouri river: Inc
storm over Kansas yesterday has moved east
ward and Is now central In the OHIO Faiiey
causing general rain or snow from Texas 10 Sne
lakes Thunderstorms are reported from Cni-
cago. louisville and Shreveport. On the Atlantic
coast generally fair weather prevails The
temperature has risen over the Inter er-mountain
region and fallen decidedly from the Rocky
mountains to the Mississippi river. Conditions
are favorable for cloudy weather In northern
California with rain In the north portion and
fair weather in southern California Aonosy.
FORECAST
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at midnight
Monday November IS:
For San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Mon
DAY: light west wind.
light northwest wind.
For the Sacramento yaley-Cloudy MONDAY
with rain in north portion; light south Wind
For the San Joaquin Talley-Far MONDAY;
light northwest wind.
For California south OF Tehachapl-Far MOI
dsy: light west wind.
G. H WILSON. Local Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
LOCAL FERRY 1aAISs-ua Oakland Pier.

LOCAL FERRY TRAlhS-Va Oakland Pier.
To Oakland. Berkeley Bergman. East Oakland sns
Frulrale-Daly-From 500 an, and every twenty
minutes until 700 pm. inclusive; then T40. $50
900. $40. 1920 l1.0O. 1L40 pm. 1920 anc
120 am.
To sashsr ard Msross via Seventh sL-Da1y-From
500 am, and every twenty minutes until 700 pm.
inclusive. then 7.40. $50 900. $40 1920 110.
and 11.40 pm.
To Stonshuss-Daly Except Sundsy-600. 100 500
900 am. 30. 400, 400 500, $40 pm. Sunday
only 900 1000 am. LOO. 200. 400. 400, 500
540p.m.
To Oakland First ST., FruItals Alameda VIA Horssshos
--Daly-From t6.0o, go am. and every twenty
1000, TO- 90 l10O. 11-20 an. H. 1920 LOO. 20
ZOO 2.20, 500. SO. g. 40 pm. and every twenty
minutes until pm inclusive; 40. so. 300. $40
1920 11O0 and II 40 pm. 1920 and 10 an
Additional tain to Oakland First St. 215 an.
To West 5srkslsy-Daly EXCEPT Sunday-From SOC
an and every twenty minutes until8 20 an incIu.
siVe; then 900 am. and every hour untI 400 pm
inclusive: then 40 pm. and every twenty minutei
until 700 pm inclusive: then 740 pm. so. 300
9.40. 1910. llOO. n4o pm and l220a an.
To West Berkeley Sundays onIy-Frcm SO) AN.
then 700. 7:40. $40. 900 am. inclusive. then 9a
am. and every twenty minutes 700 pm inclusive:
pm. and 12.20 am.
To corbIn-DaHy Except Sunday-From 500 an. and
every 20 minutes until SO an. inclusive. then
500 1000 an. 1900 m. 100 200. 800. 400. 40.
40, 400. SO. SO and S.oOp pa.
am. $50 am. and every twenty minutes until
900 pm.
To stsss. Richmond. PuIInan-6.0 am. 540pm 620pn;
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
Beavers REPAIRS
TO COST $4,000
Steamer Is Damaged Below the
Water Line and New Plates
Are Needed

ITH an extra force
of men at work on
the battered bow Of
the San Francisco
Portland steamship
company's coaster
Beaver, which ran
down and sank the
Norwegian steamer
Selja off Point
Reyes last Tuesday
afternoon. it is ex-
pected that the
steamer will be
ready to sail De-
cember Z on its reg
ular scheduled trip.
After being placed
on the drydock it
was found that 90
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28


oof the Beaver had been dented by the
force Of the collision. These plates are
being removed, Strengthened and faced.
II Is possible that one or two new plates
viii have 10 be put in below the water
line, where the rivet holes were ripped
out allowing water TO come id. While
nc official figures have been given out
ny the owners as 10 the cost of repair
.lg the Beaver, il is rumOred in ship
ping circles that close 10 $4,000 viii
have 10 be spent TO place the Beaver
The Bear. the sister ship. Of the
Beaver, which cut iu.two a $4,000 barge
Bnd rammed a p foot hole in the sea
wall near pier 40 while docking Satur-
- afternoon. sailed for the north yes
= rerdav on schedule, having sustained
but slight damage A score or more OF
north on the. Beaver waited over and
sailed on the Bear yesterday. IF the
Beaver is ready for sailing December
but one trip Of, its regular schedule
VIII have been missed.
SIheria Sails Tomorrow
The Pacific Mail company's liner ST.
IBERIA. Captain Adrian Feeder, is due TO
sail from pier 4s at o'clock tomOr-
row for Hongkopg via. Honolulu. and
Manila The siberia viii carry $50
cabin passengers and 400 Asiatics in
the steerage.e The Siberia villa carry a
full cargo consisting mostly of gov
ernment stOSeS consigned to Manila.
Chief steward Frank DOnahey. who
has been with the Siberia fer several
years past wills not sail tomorrow,
having been relieved by w. Holiday,
who is one Of the best known stewards
IN the port, having been formerly on
the Korea and more recently on the
Panama TlSn-
Water Front Notes
The steamer Governor arrived from
Seattle yesterday evening with 3l6
passengers aHds general. cargo of
roast freight. Slightly stormy weather
was reported by the officers of the
steamer
The steamer J. J. Loggie. which ar
rived from Eureka yesterday with a
cargo of lumber. reported sighting the
tug DaUntless with the bark Amy Tur-
ner in tow at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning The Amy Turner is loaded
with cement for Astoria
The torpedo boats Pneble and Fox
sailed for san Diego yesterday.
The lumber receipts for the day to-
tailed e,47I,OO0 feet
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
Nnter EEronf Nnfes
Rv United Wireless

STEAMER wHITTIER-From Eureka for PORT
san Luis; Nov y. p. M. ) miles north Of
Point Reyes; moderate southeast wind: west
erly sweA. barometer 30.Os; temperature so
STEAMER REDoNDo-From San Francisco for
San Pedro; Nov, 26, p. M. ; miles south of
Pigeon point, weather me and calm: all wel
iTEANER SHERATON Honolulu for San
Franeisco- Nov. 26s p m. SIS miles from
.-htSAip. fresh eoutlwest wind. passing mist:
sq1ally; barometer 30.12: temperature IS: ali
We3
sAEAhEh GONEkAOR-S 2. m. IL miles south
of Bluuts reef: southwest wind: moderate ses
VIZ arrive san FRANCISCO Nov. =, a. m
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

r-nited States Department of Agriculture
! Weatner Bureau. San Francisco Nov. %, 1910