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rn- Mlshn nnl.r. Of the Earth.

FrBr .sp,fn'sd aur's ',psr ne lH's Rsrsw ~
-. EirI,d COZ ~ loan nI,IhtH GsI
Elizabeth queen 81 England hAd many
claims - great distinction i~T very name
Vas Tudor 'on'rartIou. " seems. "t
Theodore. the an - Cod an rPi'hri u
harry omen associated With the mighty
r.lsI- o. iH- earth. among whom map b"
mentioned he Afu'au king. Theodore of
NtN -siup luI- monarch ~ described IA
the inry ,iuu'uaa britannica a. man ul
education and intelligence. superior to
fip-s among whom he lived WITH natural
p. I"u'- for governing ana gaming the ---
cen. ui o'rer- tls lad uobl" hearing
AMI '.aH.' rapabi" Ut enduring any
sruUut Of l.r,rts. and he Vas no" best shot
tui go n"-i unr-"msn IN Ah'--,n,a lie
w. s'r"r"u- 'o "'c.-- snd ire" from
..pdI'v. hu' s,tbrc,t 80 violent bursts Of
anger
Ir,uhs'r o.. 80 pus-s--ad mary 90 'lps"
rufII traits ul character. HlIi"uEh tuke
-.Id u.T utnna Wa not really Tudor but
rather owen ur Meredith. ih"IEh Goa
puU.Id no. N-r her 10 have ~ name
h-'au-' 20. H. rra," and goodness she
-n"H'i d"- '.r tor Ter imperial vera Ie- to
n- called iI,ab"'h he great ~" Wa-.
-r.d ,D.- If. pl,rnn 81 her 49, she vas
Nugli" NupI familiar 18Th rsn'h. lial-
40 aud spanish and learned ~ lHt.n and
tree. AMI H- he ru~' - the guern Uf
nov.r- sire wac the Queen 81
= I".u- luE cannot question What rose
I mean tor take the red "r the White, she
va no. urI, b., r"ysl descent aud inherent
bIrfhIgh'. Hsf bN ross1l beauty ala. heir
Iu both
Nu"'h"r cor no. Elizabeth deSerN 81 'hi-
prar - aud ",rn z 10" had no right 80 bear
DO" TuTtI rlu" ui Theodore" she VA, FOR
tomato enough to lend her own - the most
giprIot- I.rIui at her ,ounirv'- ht-tOIy-
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ScHTRMiN warns STUDENTS.
tie says GraftinS and DRINKING Arc the
Two Greatest Evils Of College Ilfe.

I1RACA. sept ~ President SchurmAn
OF Cornell University told the students
day in his annual Address at the open
ing of the university that grating and
drinking were the two greatest evils in
college life and limited that the college
graduate who became a CRATER and hnss
got his start ~ college
lie said IN part.
We have heard much about GRAFT Of late.
and regret 10 say hat some Of our greatest
and most "OTruUt brsse~ are college men
Are 10" needs and the beginning OF grating
here l.st a student neglect hls work and
cheat IN an examination. let him deceive
himself h~ professors and his fellow sty-
dents and he r practising the same thing
that great t,o!tticai partie- ind in the CRATER
Ani hDUdlsr 81 us tolerate nothing IN
this university community which Will oul-
iiNsia grating IA ~
at wear he faculty. made an investiRa-
tiur INTO drinNing among the students. and
] want 90 say nov for he benefit OF the old
- Iirui- hat the results NJ thai inveStigA-
'frn vr-e very satisfactory n Was found
that pI Ter cent Of he students conducted
themselves ~ a manner above rcproarh.
Ile I per cent l. too large FOR this uniyer-
80" warn 'og against the Two evils,
grating mud drinking for rhev -eem to me
20 b" eNi- 20 winch the university student
: -~pe. tally prone
A. Saratoga | heard COT Roo~-velt speak
he said leader j. man who leads and
boss - man Who drives He looked
down a the audience a. Il he kneW whore
N" no~-e- Sar ami then dropped his eyeiids
a. II he knew here he leader was
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weather-ideal conditions. in fact-for
his flight from Albany TO New York, and
perhaps tho ease with which Il Was
effected accounts for the comparison
he makes
We have no doubt that the racing
automobile professionals would quickly
take up a challenge from MIR CURTISS
TO test II endurance, Il il Ia he noted
that no himself admits that weather
conditions have a good deal to do with
the strain of operating an aerpplane
In Q still air all the aviator has Ia think
about II the recurring spark Of his
motor and the bottom Of his gasolen"
tank. But Il winds spring mp and blow
in gusts all his skill and strength AZ"
ne,sded tn balance the planes \ cata-
trophe is then constantly IN his mind,
and he knows that the Chan,,-> Of reach
ing the ground safely may Lee against
him In high attitudes the operator has
To contend with cold ~ much as with AR
currents. MoRANE, the Frrn"h aviator,
after gaining several thousand feet
found himself 80 Chillel and suffered
such pain that II was with difficulty he
could control the machine, descend ami
make a landing II may be concluded
from this experience that cold weather
at low attitudes will prove a deterrent
to long flights. ENpcrimentallv the aero
plane has been used in winter IN Canada
and western New York, but the flights
have been for minutes and not fo-
hours
We have seen 50 much testimony by
avlators to the strain of operating IN.
heavier than air machine after the first
hour that there scems no reason 20
doubt that human endurance j. the de
termInng factor IN the radius If opera
tlon. The motor n really equal Ia any
demand upon It, and the gasolene prob
lem presents no great difficulty.
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THE FLEETS WiRkSW avSHTP.
Remark able shooting ot the NInnesota
In Dsy Battle Practice.

In I'M EpITuR - 1HE So ~ Re,
feTnnE To the recent battle praCJic. 81 tho
Atlantic fleet ~ appears that all Interested
ships have had their say white the Mime
sofa has shot OF nothing but her gums
Therefore. N view Of the confident riaims "a
superiority IN Gunnery that have been rnade
concerning many other ships " would
appear not unreasonable thai tho compare
tive merit Of the Minnesota should he made
knovn
After The fring v.- finished there vas
posted on The bulletin board ~ that SHIN
the fol!oNing statement for the Information
of the creN
The commanding ornccr wishes 20 express Ms
Thorough appreciation ~ the excellent result,
STAINED b. 'hls ship a. the haulc practice lust
completed The AhihtN. sail. energy and "a
thence rNhibited Us the orncrrs ami ~nlistni men
throughout the I"ng reTi,d ~ rta'ning b., worthy
~ all praise ~prrial credit il due the rtrr.iiyr
ONCE, commander GAtcs. me lifsi IL. tenant.
Lieutenant Pyr. ana 'hr ordnance orlrrr r.f
tenant CON mAndsr ksutS fnr thrlr troru4Eh
cheerful and effective cooperation 90 overcoming
many dlieCultlss
W les worthy - coum"niatir1 IL Tho yr,l
displayed by all dhision "rnrrrs ami their ~
sistAnts In he training ~ the gun rrcws snd he
care - the battery
A. Tor the members ~ the gun crows and the
IRE untrol partis~ their wora left nothing to ~
desired Thrrr was Practically not a hitch ~
= breakdown or Interruption worthy ~ remark
The pointers Kept their heads undrrstp,si the
importance % their duties and carried out orir-s
a. the letter the spotter Ensign Hyatt sud ne
uar"rr Lieutenant pye. relying upon the -
rurary 10 the ruinting, we're able to pick up the
rangr ami kecp the >alvo- the target
The shOlr guuurry team " oFArI nkr machine
and the shooting Sas consistently gooi through
out There Wrre no lucty runs aEd the shoot
Inc on the Ast run vas better than mat on the
rgst tao Tuns
Tho result - al this eArrful and intelligent
training wAS that the ship IT'D the hest .sptinR
that Wss done a. This practicr a. the following
comparison will show
AtdaN battle prartl~r ihr NuHrs3tA % ..i- more
thar twice a. many hits any other battteshIp
In the nest ~ day ha'tc prsctirr sni iisislon
practice combined. which includes al ~ the battle
nring the four ships 81 the fourth division mad.
more bits than asy Other division. sud The Mime
sofa alone made nearly h,f ~ thr,e hus
ONE ~ TN -MINNIEs
NV YoHE September -
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BOARD or HEALTH BUDGEr.
wants sI.SS3.Oss for Expenses In IOI
Over 1910.

The Board OF Health has asked for ~
appropriation for 1911 Of t4.O7e,sTs. n
il an increase Cf o. .S32 ,sTS over this year
allowance. which was t2.7GT.7 29, less rent
allowances Of A.i2o.
The increase. it is pointed out hy III
health ofiicia L.. is needed for the extension
Of the work of the departments Of chiIt
hygiene. contagious diseases, Laboratory
research. milk inspection, hospital at
tendance and for increased capacity or
pa tents at the tuberculosis sanitarium az
OtisVilie.
In the division ~ child hygiene the iu-
crease 81 SSO9 40 in salaries and - Ms fpr
supplies includes provision for the en-
pigment 81 20S nurses in addition 20 the
present force ofJi2 and ~ medical h..
spectors ia addition To the present fore.
Of 1871 la order Ia admit OF the physlCal
examination 81 children attending all the
free schools Of the city and the instruction
81 mothers throughout the yea IA thu
care Of newly born infants.
To foTtify against the spread of con
tagIoIs diseases an increase OF Sos 232 So
- solicited for salaries and ISL ."SS TO-
supplies This H. for the employment al
~ additional medical inspectors through
out the year. ~ medical inspectors To IT,
employed during the first six months and
10 disinfectors for twelve months IN orde-
promptly To inspect, isolate and disinfec'
all cases Of cOnta gious diseases
Then for the purpose 81 extending IN.
work 10 the laboratory along the line- ~
therapeutics and preventive medicine Al.
increase of tIO9 $50 Ia asked. OF which So
7St II TO 60 for salary increases.
For the more efficient inspection ~ the
diaries and the educate OF the farmers
supplying New York city with milk the
Heulth Department requests an Increase
81 SSO a3o, a. II IL proposed to add - AL
ditioual inspectors to the present forceof
81 The $40 $40 of this amount requested,
for Supphes represents the increaSe'L
travelling eApense- Ia he incurred.
Ia order tO Increase the force ia con
taginu- disease hospitals TO one physiciani
for every " patients. one day nurse g.
every 10 and one night nurse 10 every rs
patients. with additional minor hospital
help in proportion, an Increase of sts1 .Isd
II requested
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The Inevitable Revolver

\ 'ity ordInan," prohibits the carry
INK II concealed WEAPONS without a Ter
mt from the police. II Wa- drawn by
,apabl" LAWYER among whom VA
WILLIAM lRAVFEs JERONI al thc time
~ - enactment District Attorney of
New York county. II has been upheld
by the courts, and under it, provisions
several men have been punished it,
approval bv Mayor MCCLELLAN was
celebrated by a general and much ap-
plauded crusade against gun '"r"r-
az late little has '".n heard Of this
ordinance. although the noise Of dis
charging pistols mas no, been notably
decreased T. seems almost ~ II the
polio" had forgotten ihar such a rcglI-
latiou was on the books and there are
no NOR" -frlsk .ng "Vrur-iOu, for me
d"i"'tIon and cHpi,Ir" % vioIatoT- ui 4
II H. called 10 mind ouiv when m" Il -pIlf
ard ~" Of lutcrdIo'',l arms direct Eru-
rral attention 80 no" dangers ~ gun
uluy ~ the streets. ~ sUbwar ears and
~ similar places her" men. women and
children are found ~ larg" numbers
u would apI".nr reasonable 10 ,ill on
the police Ia mai," ~ l"a-' one. effort 20
"ufoT"" th" 'ouo"alrd arms ordinance
vigorously. 49, ONLY against 'hc Chln"~o
tong men hut against white men.
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NnInupIIrrd Republican

10 IHr ErITrr ~ THL SrN "a Eau
Their. he any doubt about hOs thousands
81 E"publi'Hu- "a this state viii vote thi-
nIl nDa that has prevailed Republicans
who did not gD to the primaries this year.
and many too Who did. but Who are
ana haN. boon Tor years loyai 10 the trus
principles 81 their party. Will lie quick 20
rrhukr ~" personal ambition and the trcach-
~ry 80 their parry and To rhs President Of
tng niird states - I intend TO do
Fur several wears orr Government has
h'-H H,t,N- 10 ts o. SEy So -'iTpt---
anarchy m this country. mainly direct M
Is efforts against the had in a foreign ele-
mont 80 the neglect 81 q domestic brand
hat some ~ - are encouraging
NtW lpUA September 20 SIS
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The Democratic convention has been
not less mindful Of duty than conscious
Of opportunity. The fact Of greatest
importance IL that the pledge registered
Yesterday al Rochester provides tho
friends and supporters of the Old Ma
tionalism and they constitute, We be-
lieye, "A majority Of the citizens of this
state with DECLARED champion. polit-
ical organization, and a ticket to sup
port nj the polls
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New NatIOnaIism aud Perhaps a
Vet Newer NatiOnaIiSm the
Issue In New York

" "
In the coming state campaign there
is but one Republican candidate for
Governor. That candidate is THO
DoRE ROOSEVELT The appearance on
the ticket of the cstimablc gentleman
whose name happens 10 head it cannot
blind the public To this obvious fact
In that campaign there il and can
he bat one Republican platform II is
Rooseveltlsm. 4 Republican victory
means its vindication. \ Republican
defeat, its population.
In that campaign there can be bu, one
Republican party management T. -
THEODORE ROOSEVELT Remembering
his cpigram that while leaders lead
bosses drive. he drove the Republican
convention with an arrogance and COM
plete mastery never aNcelled bv any
party boss in the history of this COM
try. IT victory follows. 30 Is his II
defeat follows, 1t is his
The ultimate significance of this cam
paign is 80 plain that no conservative
Republican can fail 10 read IT,
II Mr. RoosEvFIT wins he j. the
logical and almost inevitable candidate
for Presiden; in 1917
II ne loses, his failure TO carry New
York in campaign In which his per-
sonaity and principles ar" the sole
issue would eliminate hun as a Prc-l-
Dental possibility II the Republican
cow ention Of that year - controlled
by ordinary considerations Of political
eXpedlenCv.
II Mr.. ROosEvEIT wins in 1910 and
later m 1912, who shall sav that It will
not b. within his power 20 play m tins
country the r6isof PuRFIRIu DIN2. Tim"
vas when this was lmpO-,ibIe. but VINO
can now say that M" dangerous conc"n-
tration of go ernmental power IN Wash
ington has not made It possible for anv
President Who IL uncmbarrass.'d hv
considerations Of drren,y or legality
IN perpetual" his power hv choking the
business interests Of 'h" country INTO
abjec' submission,
Who can dIsput" the uAU"u." whrch
the inguusItorIal poWcr- 81 bureau, rar.,
government IAN nav" upon he business
interests II M" 'ouu'r, Who ,tu di--
pute IN" compelling rH."u," vhIrh the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
TNCLE saw PtYS ron GINS
settles Spanish War claim Made D, New
hoTk state

ALBANY. Ser' @.-At;orney General
OMailey has sHcc-eded IN collecting
from the Federal Government $50 81
more than was allowed by the Trsa~Ir'
Department ia 1877. when the claims Il
New YORK STATE for Rim punishment Or
Government 10 raise a volunteer army
Tor tho war with spain Wcrs adjuaed
Amer that Attorney 4 General O'Maley
made sdpplem-ual claim fJr guns aud
ammunition furnished ard thsse rddi-
tionsl payments by the Federal Go'ern-
ment are ON that account,
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Nr NHffF bprruNr ~ = Iarnau hlpItnf sUt rpse
- n~ight ~ tao hundrsi feet Whru ~ ma t. .
..tt"- - hars- SUI iiT- ~hirf uirAssn 'u~ rruWd
imWru-'H EssIIrh fr1Ha I4rdSH tfs
Most "f ~" flying men risk themselves
only m the machines they arc familiar
with Al ssrnplaneS seem g. look alike
~ GRhHNNF- WHITE
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rights men and the nationalists. uttered
this warning
There IL one enemy all have - aghL ~
ls We man who Il IN nouucS ~ feather Tia own
B0a-
VINO is the great oonssrvator Who 10
doing tins thing
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4 Lost Leader

Apparently the Old. guard does rot
pU-sse-s all ~" BITTERNESS that ssIrzIyc.
the Saratoga convention Prom ~,
BinghamtOn PrGSs, tho organ Of no.
don HNBvrY y HINv'N. "" rak" no,
following comnsnt:
NJ Fo1sEyv. B.. TO-. .aes.h ~ ~a-a'r..
.~ontiBu To- ,a,.sbr sr.r.lar f,- ... Ir ,--
COMING raupa.su. Hr al me .Ts- r. e
bsrge~n be- AUd 'ra1sr b.. trsr ne .,is. -
ss1 the boss drive. IRE ~ fa.s dshn.uan. he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01

Tu tpE rrIToE ~ THE So So = aINlss
I~0.rul 10 spfinslc = fee facts oa h. rIr,
N.v rpfA d, fu ~ O,eruress-yi. o, ~rfed over
.rI4rn o'-'feVrliei. %, eriOui Nou1rn hut - far
- pas rr~tt, seen pAiY Of eyes ran he relied upon
me lew Ap'A sonen stsnogrsphfrs are pl.ln
sui s.~. ne 10 thrif irsss TheS st- nrtthef nrh
r"oHgh nor usiy an nor od enough to over
Irrs. OEsTRvEH
NV nuEE Ssrtsrssy ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01

In the NoTfp Arlsroan Rs-tS~ for October IN,
hrray hueles deal With Rarbey d'Aure,tiIj
ami 'omanueisn In Tennysnn, Vernon I@e de
eus>es pragmausT, and Grace DEMO tItchnst,
contributes pocms DV " y GHfs write,
On the AbsOrpiion ~ corra. Dr l. n Guilrs o,
sHsrriss Mr. " q Brovn On nsu par''es an,
hT Thomas 4. Thaehsr m changes 10 America
hade. There are paper also 90 the Oerrar
Soetai DenoeratA % eo0ssrN auou. and on N,
value u meaey. sad ths Dolsmie bstvssa Area
bishop Ireland and the Ns5bOdistS 10 aeDt 40.
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To- rHE FrrroE ~ THE SIS ~ Al, -
pri c'rat - ApVrorrAHy NAMED 20 go back
- HJtozus IT West hufisy OF Nh-TrNsF shs
,ofrss ftor ne 49, never N New lork sNcrrt
for visit ana thsn shs never Nrnt OF Of her
noartIug rou< ne hun tire HsrE 20 No
hos o. lady bAr1ILnGhAgH
NDaA ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01

r. rHI frtruu - THF -, ~v too bet
ttaf Igfrr-ri v~afs s ~ collar aI-o be-
thar hi. leg ,oos HL~ tNO uSDtrli'ss .'.ra IN a
,rsr app.~ D. ~.
ILuukLI. ~ru'~wI er ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01

]" iHt IpiToh ~ 1HG SUN ~ Ia r.fer.nr.
:" NndrSw % White - message a. me fr...r.n =,
'ofnel N n day SUN. doss u Indicate ~. ~.
~ ,nr sul'eh ~ Ithaca hereafter We al know
ihat a postAEe stamp vii. No, .,icL ,ln,,, =, -
~ NnansbcA MnLha.
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To THT EDiIOH 90 1UE So SV Rave hen
which las EVER other dai NNst I uant "a
AMOS IL hoV can she tell even Other day from the
day nciore' Ntss f,y
NoHrH cot SBRoov Corn september -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01

UoEsn-, VA lort3nr =. an honest man
VOW I'm rafr - looa sou ouiy have r.
listen w~ cr.sI
FoHo~tns our advice. be heard the only ous
proc lAlm himself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01

n oVT 'rtsHds rAS rasSV tr1A uaaRascrtrts for
rshcJoa rtsA 10 hFss v,roisd dTi,Ss lArp
az sfssp ps 80 ladi pHrposS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01

Tn" Hon GiTToRD PINCHor, pleading
az Pueblo. COL IN THURSDAY for con-
of the ensmies ~ national con-
seryation' and hArmoay between Stale
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01

Ne WILLIAM = CoNNTRsl = here a. Rochester
he irNelled Use the GaekwaT " HATudA At a ' Ice
roy dutbar RrthSurr d'spaf'h
We should like ~ see any one call him
that TO his face.
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The Polite Nay.

]" 1Hf Enron - 1HT SIS SIR Nh,
not simplify ~ and say he has an trnr.d,.
ment IN his Veracity? VTHtT..
BHOOkITN. September N
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am against the ri-h crook - aclI a. the pns
rrY"I. and iri'nd ~ re uunrst iuaB '0iBT~
Ituss-FNFfu ~ T'Hu.F .s.Hs#
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02
SELTZER "SOUSES" A
SIZZLING Joy CART"
Fire Engines Come to Aid of
Siphon Brigade

Two men AMI woman narrowly es-
capped serious injury in fire that COM
pletely destroyed the automobile in
which they were riding in the ocean
boulevard last night. 1t was necessary
to call upon the fire department before
the fire was put out.
Jack Horner and wife with George
Bruce, an employe of the Wiuton
garage, who was driving, were the oc-
cupants of the machine. They all es-
capped with a few minor burns and
singes of the hair.
The party was motoring along the
beach in the direction of the park
when the fire broke out. Before the oc-
cupants could get out the entire ma
chine was ablaze. Walters and at
tendants of the several cafes in the
neighborhood rushed to their aid with
siphon bottles and buckets OF water,
but little good was accomplished. The
cause of the fire was a defect in the
engine.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02
LocAl fEaHY 1aAlss-N. oakland plr.

To oakland Bsrkslsy Bergman, East Oakland and
FruiNaIs-D Daly-FroTn 600 am asd every twenty
minutes until 200 pm. inclusive; then 7.40 $40,
300 90 100, ll.00, l1i.40 pm l2.20 and
l20 an
To Ssthsr and Melross VIA Seventh SL-DzIs-From
400 aIn-. 2rd every twenty minutes until 700 m
Inclusive then 7.40. $50. 900. $40. 1920 i10
and 1Il0pm.
To stOnshursf-Daiv Except Sunday-6O0. ZOO 500
900 an. 220, AGO. 100, 500 $40 pm Sunday
only 900 1000 an LOO pm. zoo. 400. 400. 500
540pm-
To Oakland First ST. FrutvaEs AIasda via Hors.shos
-DaIy-From 1000 620 an. and every twenty
minutes until $50 am inclusive: then 300 $40
1000. 1920, 11.60. 40 an. II n 20 100 l. 20
zoo, go, 600 $40, TAO pm and every twenty
minutes until pm. inclusive; 40. $50. 900. go
1920 llC0 and LAO pm. l2.D and 10 am.
Additional train TO Oakland First St.. 2i5 an.
70 West ssrksIsy-DaTy Except Surday-From 500
am. and every twenty minutes unti 5 20 am nclu-
sye: then 900 an. and every hour Until 400 pm.
inclusive: then 40 pm. and every twenty minutes
uath 40 pm. inclusive; then z 40 pm, SO. 900
$40. l0.20, ll.00, II. 40 pm and 12-20 an
70 West 5wkssy-Sundays only-Frum 600 an.
then ZOO, 500. 900 am. inclusive; then go am and
every twenty minutes until 80 pm. inclusive; then
400 pm aud every twenty MINUTES until zoo nm in
cusves then 7.40p- :, so, 400, $40. I0.2Q HOO
1140 pm and 1220am
Ie corein-Daly Except Sunday-From 600 an. and
every 20 minutes until $40 am, then 600 I000
am. 1900 n. LOO. 200. AGO. 400. 40. 40, 500.
$50 SO and 600pm.
To corsin-Sundays ou.y--From 500 am. then zOo.
500. 600 an. inclusive: then go am. and svsry
twenty minutes until 340 pm. inclusive: than 4ne
pm: and every twenty minutes until 800 pm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02

miles from lightship; light northerly wind;
fine, clear weather; long westerly swell; bar
ometerN 5050: temperat ire go.
STEAMER MANCHURIA-April 80. p. M,
1872 miles from San Francisco.
STEAMER KLAMATH-Apri so, $50 p. M, &c
miles south of Northwest Seal rocks; sea
smooth: weather cloudy.
STEAMER wILHELMINA-Apr 80 s p. m.
93l miles out: light north wind; sea smooth;
barometer 5000; temperature 90.
STEAMER FALCoN-April 30, p. M, 20 miles
north of Northwest Seal rocks.
STEAMER MANN SMITH-Aprl 80. p. M, of
Northwest Seal rocks; weather clear; calm and
smooth.
STEAMER ASUNCION-Apri so, $3.50 p. m, OF
Point Reyes: moderate northwest wind anil !.
STEAMER EHTERPRISE-Apri 80, p m, sc
miles out; clear: light westerly breeze
STEAMER PRESIDENT-April so, p. M. Il
miles northwest of Point Reyes; fresh north
west wind; moderate sea: barometer 3011.
STEAMER HANALEI-May l. $50 a. m, II
miles north of Point Sur; light westerly wind;
moderate SWELL overcast.