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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-10
Casino Concert.

The program for the continuous Sun
day concert at the Casino, beginning at
pm. includes: Those -Four Girls, In
strumental and vocal artists, Lillian Burt.
soprano, and Florence Ellwood, Fas-
cinat.ng Ruby, and the usual double
program of Casino picture plays.
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Titles Nightmare. ,

TITLES Nightmare With Marie Dress
Ter playing the stellar role, will be the
attraction at the BeIasco Theater next
week Miss Dressler's new vehicle was
written especially for her, Edgar Smith
being responsible for the book, while A.
Baldwin Sloane wrote the music. The
production was made by Lew Fields.
Miss DRESSER will be seen in the role
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-10

at Night and depicts the presentation OF
battleship by each state in the Union
to Uncle Sam, making the greatest navy
in the world.
Song hits are introduced by Arthur
DEACON. Will Philbrick. Fawn Conway
For the return engagement Bessie Blay-
ton will present some new terpsichorean
novelties. The travesty on the Roose-
Welt hunting expedition has been brought
up to the minute and the pantomime OF
Billie Reeves is said to be funny.
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New National.

Monday night at the National Theater
Eva Tanguay will return in Ziegfelds
musical revue. ''Follies of 1909" Promi-
nent in the cast are Bessie Clayton Ar
thur DEACON, Billie Reeves, Win Phil
brick, William Bonelli, William Schrode,
Evelyn Carleton, Rosie Green. Vera Max
we'll, Fawn Conway, Aline Boley. Helen
Mcmahon and WEIGH. Mealey' and Mont
rose. -
"F'ollies of 1909' is in@two acts and
eisiataen scenes, was written by. Harry q
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other special offering will be the Millman
trio, in which Miss Bird In the stellar per-
the Three Richardson's in The New Pu-
pu, Rubens. the foreign transparency
painter, and "A Trip Through the Island
or Ceyion" on the vitagraph conclude the
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MRS. Dot. =

Miss Billie Burke, who appeared mere
last spring III Love Watches comes to
the National Theater next week in Mrs.
Dot,' new comedy by w. Somerset
Maugham, the English drama list This
is the third play Miss Burke has ap-
peared in in this country, and 4 IS SAID
to be her biggest success. In ii she I'M
persorates a youthful and pretty widow
with an income OF :s:sG0.G09 a year. who
has difficulty in persuading the man she
loves to marry her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-10

of Title Biobbs, kitchen drudge, who
is finally given a night off by her mother.
III whose boarding house she is the maid
of-ali-work. At the last moment. how
ever, Tillie is prevented from going. She
has to stay home and help her mother
put up pickles. Discouraged, discomfort
ed and disheartened she sits down in the
old family armchair and falls asleep. II
is the dream she has which furnishes the
story. and the consequent and resulting
! situations are said to be funny In the
extreme.
In the end Tillie wakens up to find that
| all her dreams Of luxury and splendor
are at an end, and that she is once again
! the drudge of the boarding house. In the
cast are j. Clarence Harvey, Burrell
Barbaretto. Marie Fanchonetti, George
Selwyn Joyce, John German and Octavia
BroSke.
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"Jack the Giant Killer"

Chase's next week win present George
Anger and his mixed company OF gigantic
and lilliputian comedians in the English
music hall version OF Jack the Giant
Killer" as played at the Old Drury Lane
Theater. London. on the annual boxing
day holiday The added attraction win
be Haines and vidocq, blackface come
dams. Music lovers will have an ops
portunity to appraise the merits Of '"The"
quartet. The members are Messrs- Nc
Donald. Ellis, McKenna and Dunn. An
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Chase's.

Chase's this week offers Al Jolson.
black-face comedian. The Jolson style of
Jokes, songs. and soto voceisms is now
I'm yaudauiUa. Threaded attraction wili
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Edmond Rostand b to write play with
Don Quixote as the subject.
Jane Wheatiey will be Frank Keenan's
leading lady in THE Cave Man."
Ben Greet has revived W. s. Gilberts
Fantastic comedy, ''The Palace Of Truth
Jefferson De Angelis u to try q new
musical comedy called The Jolly Tar"
Edwin Milton Royie's play. The SquAw
Man. has been acted two. thousand timen.
william Norris has changed the nAsnn
Of his play. play Ball" to NY Cands-
rella Girl"
."rne Rosary" by Edward ID. Rose. WIN
have a trial performances In an rndiana
town this week.
Leslie Gaze has Joined TIA "eaCaar1r.
Company to play the role Of Tom Ran-
dolph.
.ReiAna n On @oraa1o An6AoonAmsaonna.
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"The Lady From Jacks. ("

The Lady from Jacks" is to have its
first performance on any stage at the Co
lunnbia Theater next week. Montgomery
and Moore. formerly in vaudeville. are a
feature of the show. Florence Moore has
the title role, and Billie Montgomery a
part which is said to suit his eccentric
character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-10

Edwin Milton Royie's play. The SQuAw
Mar. !" has been acted two thousand timeo
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Jefferson De Angels - to try a new
muScal comedy called The Jolly Tar"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-10

Ren Greet has revived W. 8. Gilberts
comedy, 1.-THE Palace Of Truth
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT.

Edmond Rostand h to write q play with
Don Quixote as the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-10

Jane Wheatley will be Frank Keenan's
leading lady in THE Cave Man."
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THE MAYOR OF SQEANTUM.-(jeorge
A. Schiller. actor and mayor of Squan-
tum. arc the two titles by which one OF
the stages interesting comedians is
known. Actor BY combination OF cir
crmstances and mayor By right OF ap-
propriatiou Of the ONCE, is the way Mr.
Schiller explains his titles. The comb
ration Of circumstances" very oddly
brought Schiller and E. II. Sothern into
fine same dressing room at the old Boston
Museum, Both men. or rather boys. lived
An Boston. and the same week found both
81 them Supplying at the stage door Tor
positions as 1"supers. They were ac-
cepted and were assigned TO the same
dressing room Thus began the stage ca
reer OF the two actors who later were to
take up totally different lines OF work
Not a great many years later II seems
that Mr. Schiller succeeded w. n crane,
the comedian. in the part OF lie Blanc In
the part as did Mr.. Crane. And ever since
leo Wing .Eyangelipa' both Crane and
Schtller have stuck TO certain makeup
and form OF dress
OF recent years Mr; scnAisr mas oeen
Ing in '~The Mimic World, Mr.: Hamlet
~ Proadvay." and latterly THE Mid
,nicht sons, in which piece he plays the
role of the father OF the four midnight
sons"
orary. Mr.. Schiller has a summer home
al Sauantum. a. seashore villege near
Boston, and he is so well and favorably
tnown there that. tie natiyes prefer 20
know hin as their mayor
\ UNIQUE SCEEE.-To carry out the
thoater sceneFywhich is one Of the fea-
tues of ..rhe Midnight Sons" the musi-
=, ,.Js...t;rr, NJ thA Relasc0 Tdnokor fh3G
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
LARGE PAPER MILL
ERECTED IN JAPAN
Four Million Dollars Spent on
Tomakamai ENTERPRISE

At Tomakamai, in Hokkaido. Japan,
a s4,000,QoO paper mill plant was COM
pleted in August. 1910, This is the
most important Individual commercial
enterprise of this nature in the far
east. Only one foreigner is employed.
being an American who was sent out
to assist in installing the paper MAX
ing machinery.
The total cost of the machinery in
this modern plant is placed at $1,000
600. OF this all but per cent. 1t is
stated, was purchased in America An
inspection of the plant shows that all
the heavy machinery; in fact. prac-
tically all of the machinery proper
was manufactured by well known paper
mill machinery establishments in the
United States. mostly by the Bagley
SewaIl company of Watertown. " Y
A few of the smaller parts. including
shafting, were made in Japan, and CON
stttute the 3 per cent referred to-
The cost Of the electrical machinery
in this plant. aNl of which was import
ed from America. is placed at about
s1,OOO,O0O.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

SATURDAY. December s.
$40 p m. stmr Roanoke, Durham, 81 hours
from Astoria; passengers and merchandise to G.
P. Doe & Go.
7:2o p m, stmr Iaqua. Self. SO hours from
company.
p. m. stmr Nome City Hansen so hours
from Astoria; bound south. put in for fuel
$40 p. m. stmr Navarro. Hoffman. 5S hours
from Crescent City; 225,oo0 feet lumber tc
$40 a. M stmr City of Topeka, Gielow. %
hours from Eureka: passengers and merchandise
to Pacific Coast steamship company.
from Gaviota; ballast to Whtelaw wreckng
7:4O a. m. stmr TalIac. Hansen. 3 davs 1s
hours from Everett; 300 poles 10 Pollard & Co.
$50 a. m. stmr Virginian, Greene. 10 days
from salna cruz. via San Diego 3s hours; mer-
chaDdise TO Williams. Dimond & Co.
a. m. stmr Redondo, Hansen, - hours from
Redondo Beach; ballast to c. A. Smith lumber
company.
from San Pedro; ballast TO Caspar lumber com
pany.
9:20 A. m. bktn James Tuft. Fridberg, go
days from Newcastle ~ S. w; / .692 tons coal
TO Hind. Roph & Co.
$40 a m. schr Monterey. Kelly. 10 hours
from Monterey; 10000 barrels oil to Associated
transportation company; In tow tug Navigator.
Saturday. December 3.
Stmr Hanalei HANNA. San Pedro; Independ-
stmr Enterprise. Youngren, HlIo; J. D. spreck-
Nor stmr Hornelen. Nflsen. Antofagasta and
way ports: w. r. Grace & Co.
Nor stmr Solvelg Bogh. Nanaimo B. c.; Java
Asiatc company.
BIZ bark Calcutta Davies, Yokohama; Standard
oil company.
Friday December 2
II :s5 p m, stmr Santa Monica Olsen, Grays
Saturday. December 3
Sis p. m. Nor stmr Hornelen Nilsson, Anto-
$50 p. M. stnr RavaIli Teitien. Eureka.
$50 p. m. stmr Nome City. Hansen San
Pedro.
SIS p. m. stmr Point Arena Jacobsen. Albion.
4:45 p. M, stmr Helene. Anderson Aberdeen
5:25 p. m, stmr Carmel, Hardwlck Eureka.
5:23 D. M, stmr Hanalei. HANNA. San Pedro.
:l55 p m, stmr National City, Higgins Men
:i:i5 p. m. Br stmr Trinculo. Hughes. San Jose
42O D. NJ stmr Maverick. MekeIlar. Seattle
p. m: sehr William Renton. Mortensen.
2lo p M. schr Mahukona, Marsters. Puget
sound
1O:3J a. M, stmr Santa Clara, Mcclellan, Eu-
reka.
II 80 a. m. stmr Sierra. Houdlette. Honolulu
p. m. stmr Enterprise Youngren. Hilo.
1850 p. m. stmr Alcatraz, Johannson Green
1910 a. m. schr Santiago, Mcdonald Mon
tereyi in tow tug GE,,N Taygatqr s,gi z, ! pi,,,,
cloudy; wind W velocity miles an hour.
WEATHER REPORTS
POINT LoBOS. Dee ,. p. m.-Cloudy: wind
SW: velocity 16 miles an hour.
POINT IoBOS. Dec. 3 a. m.-Foggy; wind
s: velocity - miles hour
POINT REYES. Dec. 8. a. m.-Raining
wind s: velocity % miles hour
FARAII.ONES. Dec. 8. a. m.-Raining; wind
s: velocity is miles hour
TATO0SH. Dec. 3. q. m.-Light rain; wind
F; velocity % miles hour.
POINT LoBoS, Dec. ,, II m.-Fogey; wind S;
DOMESTIC PORTS
ABERDEEN-Anchored Dec. 3-Stmr. Norwood
schr Espada. Schr w. ]. Patterson are anchored
In the lower harbor.
EAGLE IIARBOR-Saiied Dee. 3-Schr En-
deayor. for Tacoma; p. M, Br stmr Kumeric
for Manila
WRANGEIIs-Arrived Dec. 3. 8 A. m-Sfmr
Humboldt from Skagwar for Seattle
PORT T0WNSEND-SalI alIcd Dec. 3-Schr y N.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
LUMBER CUT
WAS 100000 FEE
Spruce Is Principal Product OF
Coast Mills

The annual lumber cut in the coast
forests of Alaska is about 27OO0,0oO
board feet. This consists almost en-
tirely OF spruce. since hemlock is but
little used. There are about 25 saw
mills on the coast. at Cordova. Douglas.
juneau. KataII. Ketehikan. Petersburg.
Seward. Sitka. Valdez. WrangeH and
other points. most of them rather crude
in character and of small capacity. A
large proportion Of the output. prob
ably more than third. is used for SAL
mon cases. and much OF the best lum-
Der goes into them.
Since the Alaska coast forests do not
contain timber of either as high quail
ity or as great variety as grows in
Oregon and Washington. there Is little
likelihood that lumber from them will
compete largely in the. general market
with lumber from those States. In
fact. some lumber used in southeastern
Alaska is imported from the Pacific
coast states.
Both spruce and hemlock are un-
doubtedly good pulp woods, and. taken
together. they comprise almost the en-
tire forest.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Ernorts hr fhe Isthminn

The steamer Isthmian sailed FOR Salna Cruz
on Friday with cargo laden here aud at other
coast ports cons .cned principally to New York
and Europe via the Tehauntepec railway
The rEo laden herr valued at Sl4I.7l5
rie distribution being follows For New
York. Sss.4I4: Germany. So. Sl2; England. sl7.-
afG- France. s. 15S; Sweden. IS 10: Denmark
$500 Holland, Sf74, Italy. S135; Mexico. S7ss.
TIE principal shipments and their destinations
were as follows:
To New York-89.o5o gals wine 1875 200 lbs
raisns. 7l-505 lbs tea. l.245 cs canned goods.
2Wy0 lbs vanilla beans. 456 lbs hops . S5s slbs
hides l2l.6l6 lbs wool 35 pkgs electrical goods.
l3 cs phonoeraph goods. s2S lbs mohalr
TO Germany-3I2 80 lbs dried fruit p 66e
lbs vauilla beans. 42G canned fruit
To Englsnd-57 400 lbs pruaes 30 cs sal
nou lg cs canned goods.
To Frznce-s7. .525 lbs dried fruit.
To Sweden--37.125 lbs prunes.
To Denmark. 500 lhs prunes
To Holland-z I25 lbs dried fruit.
To Mexico 400 lbssraisins 80 cs salmon 10
pkgs fruits 7S5 lbs nuts. 80 gals wine
The steamer had cargo en- route from san
Diego and from Columbia river ports 10 New
York ana Europe. The cargo for New York
was valued at S63 AL and that for Europe at
50 DIG
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
LABRADOR EXPLORERS
FIND VAST FORESTS
Southern Section Parallels the
Great Canadian Wheat Lands

Labrador is an unknown region to
most people, but glance at the map
will show that it is vast peninsula,
with a total area of 50o,0 900 square
miles. living north of Belle Isle strait
and embraced in the north temperate
zone, the southern section lying along
the same parallels as the great wheat
growing areas of western Canada.
Newfoundland owns and administers
the eastern section of Labrador. 'front.'
ing on the Atlantic, and expeditions
have explored it for some years past,
but, naturally only snperficially, be-
cause its immensity of area is such as
to preclude detailed investigation.
The official reports, however, show
that the country is splendfdly wooded,
and that in Hamilton inlet, Sandwich
bay. and other districts on the east
coast there is splendid timber and
some of the greatest water powers in
the world, while the region, being open
to navigation for seven months of the
year. possesses the. same advantages
for the pulp and paper industry as the
mills in those parts of northern Eu-
rope which supply European centers
today.
In Groswater bay, or Hamilton inlet
is one property of $500 square miles,
or half as large again as the tract
possessed by the Harmsworths at Grand
Falls, Newfoundland. Adjoining IL is
a second area of 1,200 square miles and
a third of 800 square miles. All are
spIendfdly wooded and conveniently sit
uated on the shores of this vast inland
sea. Some distance south, adjoining
these areas and having an outlet ar
Sandwich bay, are areas equally well
wooded of 1000 square miles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS


Rain has fallen In the central and northern
counties of California and is beginning TO fall
south OF the Tehaehapi. Heavy snow has fallen
in the Sierra. As the pressure continues low in
the north. although rising In the south. more
fair weather
Low temperatures continue east of the Rocky
mountains and north of the fortfeth parallel.
Snow is falling from Kentucky to Michigan.
In California temperatures are nearly normal,
and there have been changes of Importance.
except near San Luis obispo, where there has
been fall of IS degrees
FORECAST
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 30
hours ending at midnight. December 4;
San Francisco and vicinity Occasional showers
Sunday; light south wind.
Santa Clara valley-Occasional showers Sun
day; light south wind.
Sacramento yalley-Fair Sunday; light north
wind.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Sunday; light north
wind.
California south of the Tehachapi- Showers
Sunday. followed by fair, light north wind,
changing TO south.
"A G.. McADIE District Forecaster
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LOCAL FERRY raAIHs-Wa Oakland Pier.

LOCAL FERRY TRAIES-Va Oakland Pier.
To Oakland. 5srksIsy. Bergman. East Oakland and
FruiNale-Daly-From eco an. and every twenty
minutes until 700 pm. inclusive; then 7.40, $50,
300. $40, 1920 11oO, n.40 pm. 1920 and
120sm.
To sathsr and ksFcss via Seventh sL-Daay-Fron
400 an, and every twenty minutes until ZOO pm:
inclusive. then 40. $50. 800. $40. 1920. ITO.
and 1L40 pm.
To stonshur st-DaiIy Except Sunday--6O0. ZOO SEQ,
900 am. 220. AGO. 400, 500 90 pm Sunday
only 800 1000 an leo. zoo. 400. acc. 6.OOs
$40 pm.
70 Oakland First ST., FruItals. Aamsda via H~ssshOs
-Daay-From 1900, $40 am. and every twenty
minutes until $50 am. inclusive: then 600 $40,
1000 TO- 90 II 90. ll.20 an. l2m 1920 loo. 10.
200. 220 500 $40, t540 pm and every twenty
minutes until pm. inclusive; 7.40. $40. 900. $40,
1920 11O0 and 11.40 pm. 1920 and 10 an.
Additional train 70 Oakland First St. 2.l5 an.
70 West Berkeley Daily Except Sundsy--From 500
am. and every twenty minutes untls.20 am. nclu-
ive: then 900 am. and every hour until 4OO pm.
inclusive: then 40 pm. and every twenty minutes
until 700 pm inclusive: then 40 pm. $50. 9C0.
s.40. 1910. 1lOO. 1L4O pm. and 12.20 am.
To West 8srkslsy Sundays only-Fron SEQ an.
sud every twenty minutes zoo pm. inclusive:
then 40 pm. $50. 9o0, 940 1920, l1oO. H.40
pm. and 1920 am.
70 ccrbln-Daay Except Sundsy-From 500 am. and
every % minutes until $40 am inclusive. then
600. 1000 am. 1900 m. 100. ZOO 800 400. 42O
40. 500. $50. SO and s.O0p.n.
70 corbln-Sundays onIy-Frar 500 an, then 600
am. go an. and every twenty minutes until
To stsSs. Richmond. PuIIman-o 90 an. pm 62opn;
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no sign OF REVOLT
AT WESTERN PORT
Diaz Buys Up All Arms at Sa-
lima Cruz and Orders Sa-
looms Closed Early
II GREENE

APTAIN GREENE
Of the American
Hawaiian steam
ship C o m ? a n y s
freighter Nirginian.
which arrived yes
terday from Salina
ruz. rep o T [ s
everything quiet at
the Mexican port.
There was mO sign,
he said. Of any rev
olution in that part
Of Mexico. although
the government. be
fore he left. took
precautions TO head
ontanything Of the
kind. saloons and
public resorts were
ordered TO close not
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Discoich 10 The Cali

EUREKA. Dec. 3.-The steamer Katherine ar
rived in port from San Francisco this morning
and proceeded to the Eureka lumber company s
wharf. where cargo Of redwood lumber will
be taken board for the return trip to the
metropolis
Arriving this morning was the steamer Excel
sior. from San Francisco with miscellaneous
freight. The Excelsior is az the Bayside lum-
Der compsny's wharf loading lumber for san
Francisco and san Pedro.
The steamer Vanguard arrived in port this aft
ernoon. bringing small cargo Of freight in addi-
ton 10 mail. The Vanguard proceeded direct to
Fields landing wharf. where lumber is being
taken board for the return trip TO San Fran
cisco.
Among the lumber carriers to begin loading at
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
AMERICAN BICYCLES
UNKNOWN IN MUKDEN

"On account of the bad roads. bicycles
are not yet extensively used here
writes Consul General Fred D. Fisher
of Mukden, China, but their use is
increasing, principally by merchants
Il have been unable to find any
dealer in this'district handling Ameri-
can bicycles. Those in use are of
either German or British make and are
sold at retail for sS5 to $50 small coin
(s35 to $50 United States currency.
The import duty on bicycles is taels
each. or practically 5 per cent"
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

NETHERLAEp'sRoUTE-Fr Pacific Street. Whar
CoInsville. Emmaton. Rio Vista. Isleton. Ryde. WaL
nut Grove Vorden CORTLAND Carksourg. Sacramento.
Steamer Navajo leaves San Francisco SEQ a. m. daily
except unday stopping at points shown arriving Sac
rsmento 500 pm. Leaves Sacramento goo pm. daily
except Sunday (no stops roue) arriving San Fran
cisco 500 am
Steamer Modoe or Apaehs leaves San Francisco LOO
pm Daily. except Sunday; arrive San Francisco 113o
nm
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
Nnfice 1n NInriners

F. O. McGlauhin manager Of the Grays Harbor
tug boat compsny. reports TO this office under
date Of November 30. 1910. that there is about
Is feet Of water st mean low water on the bar
al the entrance 10 Grays HaFbor. A new buoy
has been placed at the entrance of the new
south channel outside the bar. Old buoy No
2ia has been repsnted and placed where buoy
No used - be. marking the junction of the
south channel with the old channel Nayi
gators should get exact information 10 loca-
tions Of these buoys before crossing the bar.
J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant Z. s. y. in Charge.
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Chnnces of Wasfers
BY nfted Wireless

Saturday. December 3.
STEAMER ROANoKE-From Astoria for s,,
Francisco: VIII arrive Dec .. about $50 %. m
STEAMER. SANTA CLARA-Hence Dec. , for
Eureka. Dec. .. $3.50 p. M. 40 miles north ~
Point Reyes, clear; light westerly swell
STEAMER SANTA RITA-Dcc. g. I2:45 a. m
left Port Hartford Tor Honolulu: fne clear
weather calm; smooth sea; an well
STEAMER MANCHURIA- =. Sn 1o2
miles from san Francisco. an wefl
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Astoria TO san Pedro at $4.25; schooner OceaDa
Vance. Grsys Hsrbor to Hilo AZ $5.25; schooner
Robert r. Hind. Grays Harbor 10 San Fran
cisco at 81. or 10 San Pedro at $3.50; sehooners
Robert Searles and o. J. Olson. Puget sound 70
San Francisco at 81. or to San Pedro at $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United State department of agriculture
Weather bureau-San Francisco. December ).
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

Before doing anything because Of en-
thusiasm or excitement. lie low few
days and see if your enthusiasm or a.
citement is still on the Job
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

Man is queer animal He likes to
have it said that his baby looks like
him. but he gets made if told he re-
sembles the baby
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
Coast Lumber Charters

The following fixtures in the coast lumber
trade were reported yesterday. The steamer
S-cs and the schooner A. b. johnson. from
Columhis river 10 san Francisco at 81 with
option of San Pedro at $3.50; steamer ST. Helcns,
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
Shfpmeuf of Petroleum,

N(e British bark Calcutta was cleared for
NJ sohsma Yesterday with :. 2.224lSO gallons Of
lSfned petroleum. valued At S77. SCI.