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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-24
Cement Manure Fit

THIS pit is constructed just outside the
barn where manure can be thrown into II
from the windows BY this method all of the
liquid manure Is saved and can be absorbed
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-24

siX southern counties may be used. These.
with their averages In 1891 and, 1909 COM
pared. afford striking examples Thc show
ing for the six northern counties is as fol-
lows
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-24

When labor and thought are linked to-
gcther I'm every phase OF Industrial life we
shall have less grit in the machine and moro
gold IN It's product.-Hon. IL c. Adams
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-24

kept full but do not leak. as the water runs
out through an overflow pipe. Experiments
in New York showed that the milk produc-
ton fell of eleven gallons in one day from
twenty COWS when they were w9tercG in the
ordinary way after having used the auto
matte basins.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-24

An increase in these six counties OF 1882
per cent the stating OF which sounds like ro-
nance or fable For the SIX southern coun-
ties the showing Is thus:
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-24
Water Troughs For Dairy Cows

T HE metal troughs In the picture can be
L madetfor S15o each. The basins at the
top of the pipo'are fastened al the side OF the
stall and have covers that the cow hts with
her nose when drinking. They are always
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-24

DE any coarse material before hauling TO the
nelds. This pit is not intended TO hold all
OF the manure for winter season.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-24

The only way 10 get all Tho happiness in
life is to give for the happiness OF all
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Sbinmepts for Hawaii

The tank steamer Resecrans cleared from Mon
terey for Kahului with $4,000 barrels of crude
oil in bulk. valued at $50, 300.
The steamer Columbian sailed for Honolulu via
Seattle and Tacoma yesterday with / 600 barrels
of crude oil and 997 sacks OF cement valued at
s.. 6o4 cargo from this port.
The steamer Lurline sailed for Honolulu and
Kahului Wednesday with cargo valued at
s1e3.s52 and including the following:
6s bbls -four, 591 bales hay, 5,2s9 etls barley,
5000 lbs bran. 1881 lbs beans, $500 lbs hams
and bacon, $500 lbs lard. 795 lbs and % bxs
dried fruit 225 lbs and 81 bxs raisins. 373 cs
canned goods, 214 lbs coffee. 634 lbs chicory
i.S40 lbs md 10 meals. 1.074 lbs and IT'S pkgs
bread, 1920 lbs and IA es butter. 1857 lbs
cheese. IL 800 lbs Goldfish, 10 cs eggs IL ESQ lbs
salt, 6,9S2 lbs and % cs sugar. 726 pkgs fresh
fruits, 400 lbs fresh fish, 17o pkgs potatoes
2,2S5 lbs dressed poultry, 121 bbs and 53 cs
salmon. 1, CPS lbs glucose, 6.233 gals and "a es
wine, 50 and / bbl whisky, ] bbl and ) cs
gin, 100 gals and es alcohol l5T pkgs drugs
$500 IT lumber. 364 pcs and IL pkgs doors IL
pkgs windows, a cs boots and shoes, bales
leather, 30 pkgs ssddlery and harness f24 pkgs
dry goods, Abs los tobacco. ~ cs cigars and
cigarettes. automobile parts 6 cs arms and
ammunition. log pkgs machinery, 100 carwheels
% coils rope, 6.421 lbs copper wire 1,240 cs
bbls refined oils, 27e pkgs paints, 3T5 kegs REQ
and white lead, % cs hats, 80 cyls gas go 00C
lbs fertilizer. buoys, p pkgs sporting goods
"A pkgs wagon material, IS pkgs windmills,
pkgs sewing machines, 1 launch, % horses, IS
mules.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariner:
of the Pacific
TSeecial Dispatch to The Cali


EUREKA, March 31.-North Pacific steamer
F. A. Kilburn departed for San Francisco this
afternoon at o'clock with freight, mail and a
large list Of passengers.
Two nights out from San Francisco the Charles
Nelson steam schooner Acme arrived early this
morning. It bucked a strong head wind all the
way up the coast The Acme will load at Arcata
Carrying 500. 600 feet Of redwood lumber for
San Diego and San Pedro the steam schooner
Isqua departed for the south at $40 p M. today
from the railroad wharf. 1t was loaded at Ar
cara.
Steam schooner Aberdeen sailed for San Fran
cisco this afternoon with SOC, 600 feet of lumber
loaded at Fields landing.
Steam Schooner Aurelia departed for San Fran
cisco al 3 80 D. M with cargo Of 4000o feet OF
lumber loaded at BsysIde wharf
Norwegian steamer Alden today shifted
Der for Australia will be loaded. Great effort is
being made 10 load the Alden as the vessel is
now overdue IN San Francisco. from where II
viii sail for Australia with mail.
When the steamer City of Topeka was last IN
port Captain Gfelow made a trip to the entrance
On the tug Ranger and made soundings in the
channel u is believed the company Will put the
steamer State of California back on the Eureka
San Francisco run as soon as possible,
The bar, after being shoaled all winter. now
shows signs Of regaiuing normal depth.
DR.. Charles Falk. quarantine officer for this
port has advertised for bids for the rental of 2
quarantine station on this bay. The tenders will
be opened Friday. April Is. AT noon. The lease
will be for one year, from June. 1910. TO June,
1911 The station now being used will prob
ably be taken for another year. This property
costs the government $50 per month. Some time
that the station be purchased. the cost being
SI3 600 II is expected that action on this rec
ommendation VIII be taken next year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
Vanderbilt Cup Race To
Be Held October !

NEW YORK, March 31.-The annual
race for the aVnderbilt cup over the
Long Island parkway and the county
highway system of Nassau county,
Long Island, will be held October 1.
according to announcement made to-
night by the motor cups holding COM
pany.
The course. as last year, will be a
circuit 1854 miles, to be covered -
times, making the total mileage of the
race 27s.0S. The event is open to ears
owned in this country. the piston dis
placement of which in cubic inches is
not less than sol nor more than 500.
Besides the Vanderbilt cup. the win
ner will receive a cash prize of $4,000
and a bronze PLAGUE TO serve as a
permanent award.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
By United wireless

Thursday. March 81
STEAMER BEAR-Left New York for San Fran
cisco February >, ii q. IN. March 80. p m d,
1l50 miles south Of San Francisco; viii arrive
srFgRER sTERRA-Henee March 2e. II m
for Honolulu; March 30, p. m, III miles
from Honolulu or 1883 miles out from San
Francisco; southeast wind; long westerly swell;
barometer 50.52; temperature 60: al we'll
sTEANER WILEELMIEk-I.eft Honolulu FOR
san Francisco March -. ~ a. M March 80
p. No.. Gil miles out from san Francisco.
fresh breeze from the north northeast; sea
moderate. Nesthe- cloudy. ali well.
STEAMER HIL0NlAN-Left Seattle for Homo
lulu March l., y m; March 30 2. m. 762
miles o6 Cape Flattery; Light north wind; long
STEAMER COL. z. Z. DRAKE-Left Point
Richmond Tor Seattle March % a. M; March
pa sz5 .. M. OF Columbia river lzhtship:
5clondy: light westerly wind and sea; barometer
3O-62: temperature 80; due Seattle, March 20.
sTEAKER. GEO. W. ELDER-Ieft Portland for
ssn Frsneisco March %, S p NJ; March 30.
90 a. H., crossed out Columbia river bar;
~ smooth. cloudy, expect 10 arrive at San Fran
.eisco Friday morning
ETFeKER FALCON-Hence March % $50 y.
M FOR Portland; March so, D. N. Of
Eureka: strong north northwest wind and sea
. sTEAMER EETERPRIsE-HeDce March .. u
m. for Bio; March %, p m, l.o2I miles
STEAMER HANALEI-I.eft East San Pedro for
San Francisco March 30. p. NJ; March so.
. 80 ?. m, cn Point Vincent; light northwest
- wind, smooth sea: clear
sTEAkER AsUNcIoN-From Portland for Point
Richmond with steamer Atlas in tow. crossed
cut Columbia river bar March 30. $50 p n.
March go. $50 D. m-, on I1iismook light; bar
smeter 30.45; temperature Dry 52, wet 30;
SIGHT norfhWest wind: smooth sea
\ EIEAMER uMATILLA-From Puget sound ports
~ san Francisco; March b. a H. OF
.irsys Hsrbor: fne clear weather: light north
wind; smooth sea- moderate west swelis bar
omefer $3.50: temperature -.
STEAMER RosECRAEs-Fro Monterey for Ka-
q. anspali; March 30. p. m.. 20 miles from Mon
$erey; long westerly swell; light westerly
breeze.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
Baseball Notes

MeCredie looks to have picked up unusually
shifty in Steen. He seems TO be rather
green at deiding. but he may have been little
OF yesterday. He seems 10 be a good hitter.
His record shows but hit yesterday, but his
poor base running robbed him out Of another
swat. He lined double TO center, hut was
called cut by the umpire fer not touching hrst
base.
MeArdle was caught asleep in the twelfth.
The ancient trick of hiding the ball was pulled
safe on hit in the twelfth and Ort concealed
the ball. Me went to sleep and left the bag
The bleaehers gave him fine time for his
blunder:
It was tough crowd on the Seals that as
sembled at Freemsn's park yesterday. The
ntire gang seemed 10 be roofing for the
Beavers.
NetzeI at third does not loom up to be as
strong as Johnson The Terrible SWede
pretty valuable TO the Beavers and he viii
be missed.
Fisher played great game behind the bat
He was in the game all the time and he Bipped
In the fifth Melehior tried to score from second
on GriffR's hit to right. but AeCredie pegged
home in time to land his man. Mundorn was
nailed likewise. He tried 70 come home from
first fast bounder which csFemed OF Ort's
glove and went TO the right field fence This
time Fisher had 60 dive to catch his man be-
fore he crossed the plate
Jimmy MeHaIe appears 10 be getting his eye
He slapped at Olson which went a mile a
minute, but the Beaver shortstop hoked ii in
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01

+Snow on ground, IS inches.
The following maximum and minimum temper
atures are reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago, 164S; New York, Ts-46i
Omaha, 5036.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure is falling rapidly over Nevada
and moderate depression appears to be devei-
oping over the great basin.
There has been rain west of the Rocky
mountains and but little cloudness.
The temperature has fallen 10 degrees in the
San Francisco bay section, due TO fog. but con
tinues moderately high throughout the rest OF
California. Afternoon temperatures of about Sc
degrees have occurred in the San Joaquin valley
and In southern California.
The relative humidity at Red Blun was "A and
at Fresno 81 per cent.
Following is the forecast for the 80 hours end
ing at midnight Friday, April 1, 1910:
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Friday,
with fog in the morning and at night light
south wind, changing TO brisk west.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Friday; moderately
warm: light north winds,
Sacramento valley-Fair Friday. continued
warm; light north winds
San Joaquin valley-Feir Friday, continued
warm; light north winds
Southern California-FaiF Friday, continued
warm; light north winds.
A. G. McADIE, District Foreeaster.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
FRIDAY, APRIL 1. 1910.

at 10 o'clock a. m and continuing at the SANE
hour daily until the sale has been completed.
at the
KENTUCKY STREET PUBLIC WAREHOUSE,
Kentucky street near Fourth. San francisco.
Cal, and at
OCCIDENTAL WAREHOUSE (formsrly SOUTH
POINT WAREHOUSE.
Berry street between Third and Fourth. san
francisco. Cal, where said goods are held and
stored, to pay freight and storage and other
lawful charges thereon. EDGAR j. DEPUE-
. lots dry goods, groceries. kegs castings.
drugs. let's books and stationery. ) lets
plumbers goods, electrical goods. wines and
liquors, tobacco and cigars. u erOcksry and
glassware, % hardware. I circular saw. - fur
niture, Il show cases. : cement block machines.
lots hlaeksmith's tools. lots wagon makers
supplies. sewing machines. desks. lots
stoves and ranges. carpets and lnoleums, I
computing scales. cash register. = lots har-
ness and saddles. lots dairy machinery. I road
scraper. hay presses. 1 stock food II lots
farm implements, 8 incubators, I lot airtisht
heaters. l engine. I lot transmission machinery.
l lot match sPiints. 1 lot leaf tobacco, "A sew
ing machines. lots frames and pictures. lots
tents and camping goods, l lot burlap: 4 lots
sweeping and cleaning compound. l mandolin.
l merry go round, 1 safe, lots rope, : lots
games and toys, lots wire fence cOboler'9
outfits, rock cTuSher. 1 fertilizer, 1 ore, i
marble, wrapping paper. tinware, lots
clocks. 1 craps table j steel range, roWbOatS
and decOys. drums distiISte. lots IRON aRd
steel. 1 lot brass. 13 lots building material. 10
lots machinery. ? acid cylinders, l oil drum
80 lots hOasehald goods. n lots empty BOTTLES
and sacks, 20 lots printed matter, one log OF
luna her
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
LITTLE BROWN MEN
NOW IN COMMAND
Nippon YuSen KaiSha DiSmiSses
IL White Captains From as
Many of Its Steamers
Sfep Believed TO Mark Elinina=
ton of European Officers
From Japanese Ships

HAT the elimina =
tion. Of white Off
GERS from all Jana
nese steamers is
only q matter of
time, and that the
interval VIII not be
long. is evident
from the fact that
the Nippon Yusen
Kaisha has just let
out u white cap
tains and appoint
ed Japanese in
their places. The
discarded mariners
were let out gra ce-
fully a n d sent
away with money
juggling in their
pockets. Each of
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
British Liner PericIes Is Wrecked

PERTH, West Australia, March 81
The big British liner Pericles was
wrecked six miles south of Cape Leeu-
win, the southwest point of Australia
today. The passengers and crew took
to the small boats and all were landed
safely. Soon after being abandoned the
steamer disappeared beneath the wat
ers. The P.ericles was a new boat. hav-
ing been built at Belfast in 1908, and
was owned by G. Thompson & Co, Linn
tied, of London. 1t registered 6,S9S tons
net
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
MARIE CORELLI SUFFERS
ATTACK OF PNEUMONIA A

LONDON, March 31-Marie Corelli,
the novelist, is seriously i'll Of pneu-
monia at her home, Mason Croft.
Stratford on Avon. Her condition has
given rise to considerable alarm
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
Also $500 Pieces Of
UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE,

Consisting OF trunks. boxes, suit cases. valises.
hampers, baby carriages, bicycles. overeoats.
furs. umbrellas etc.
Sale will begin at Kentucky Street warehGnse-
and after goods contained in said warehouse ars
disposed OF. viii continue at Occidental Ware
house until sale IS completed.
J. W SOUTHER. Auetfoneer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
Change of Masters

Steamer Sea Royer-Old master, John c.
Trapp; master, Rasmus Rasmussen.
Enrolled-Steamer Fulton; master W. J. Mo
loney. Steamer Expansion; master, Peter Bau-
mann.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
Tanker Runs ON Reef in Dense Fog
Power Yacht Here From seattle

The power Yacht Bonita, Captain
pop-e- dropped inside the Golden gate
h ednescsE night on its way from Sc
autls 10 AIanzanillo where il will be
turned over TO its new owner a MeNl-
-an 2 millionaire. Tie Bonita, a p tons
schooner, - feet long, with a beam OF
- feet. leLL Seattle three weeks ago
-t was obliged TO take shelter at
sEs harb0r on account Of the wealth
The BOnla left Grays Harbor five
days ago and VIII resume its voyage
after taking on stores and fuel The
Rouita was built in 1901 at Ballard.
Wash
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01

l. Luekenbach, from Seattle. etc. via New York.
Memoranda
Stmr Lansing, bound in with cargo of oil from
Port San Luis. went aground on reef west side
OF AIcatraz island during dense fog at 3:45 this
afternoon and fOated with the assistance OF
the tug Sea Witch at 4:50 p m; apparently no
damage.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
Three Liners Due Today

Tbe Pacilc Mail liner Siberia, Cap
tain Zeeder. is due today from the
orient and VIII probably be in the
-rarbor early this morning unless the
Cog llterferes. The Matson company's
1cw steamer Wilhelmina IS also due
today from Honolulu and is expected
20 make port about noon The City
of sydney. from Panama and way ports.
s due today The Wilhelmina has on
board more than leo passen gers, in
clEding Captain Matson, head OF the
oapany, VINO has been spending some
IS bringing more than 100 passenE
from Honolulu and 20 from the far
east
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01

Army Transports
The Crook is al Manila.
The Warren is at Shanghai.
The Logan sailed March for Manila.
The Buford is in port.
The Sheridan sailed March 10 from Manila for
this port
The Sherman is in port.
The Thomas Is in port
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
Time Ball

United States branch photographic office, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, March
81, 1910
The time ball on the roof Of the Fairmont
hotel dropped today exactly al noon. Pa
cihc standard time (l2Oth meFidianl, or at Sh
CON. COS. Greenwich mean time.
]. C. BURNETT.
Ifeufcnanf. L. S n. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco, March 81. 1910.
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
AUCTIONSALES
NOTICE OF
WAREH0USEMAN'S SALE

The following property will be sold az Public
Auction for the account of the Southern Paelhe
Company, and whom it may concern, coEtinu-
Ing
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
sea Captain Called by Death

SEATTLE. Wash. March 3I-Cap-
tain William II. Ellis. who had owned
and commanded many steamers on
Puget sound. died today, aged - years.
he served in California regiment
curing the civil war.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
sound stenmer Is Sold

SEATTLE. March 31.-The steamer
Lydia Thompson was purchased today
from the Puget Sound ne vigation COM
paDv by James Good Of Portland. Snd.
II is said, VIII ply between Portland
arl Coluuh.a river Dorts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
Bear win BE Here Monday

According 10 wireless message re-
reIEed yesterday, the Hartman steamer
Bear. which was built al Newport News
f0r the san Francisco and Portland
me, VIII be here Monday. The Bear.
81 command OF Captain Austin, left New
3 oriC 80 DAYS ago. The Bears twin
sister. the Beaver. built for the same
tin. left New York 81 days ago for
Portland direct Captain kidston Is in
tomuand of the Beaver. When the
wireless received yesterday was sent,
-Ea - US ! 20 miles anraE
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01

she captains was given one years pay.
BONUS Of $1,000 and a passage home
- England
- II is more than g year since the Jap
aese government stopped issuing mas
ter.s papers 10 any but Japanese. In e
short time only japanese viii be IN
command OF japanese ships. As a ship
master the japanese has not been al
together q success. He is all right in
subordinate position. but the respon-
sinil-uy Of command has been. in many
cases too much for him. one Of the
salps OF the TOyo Kisen Kaisha in the
south American trade was practically
stranded iu one Of the nitrate ports be-
-ause the crew. unrestrained by the
japanese captain. had been doing a
brisk business in selling odds and ends
~ engine room and deck fixtures.
The liner America Maru, which is in
l-mand Of Japanese captain in the
SogtA American trade. has been ashore
saree times since the masters cabin
vas given little brown tenant The
*. X people at their Office in this
alE say Ihey know OF no changes con
s-o go e4 t-e SllpS coming TO this
E"i- Ilr NlDnou Ausen kaisha, how
" has set the example, and the
e otler Japanese lines are expected 10
lot eW ~ult before many months.
Tanker Rams ON Reef in Dense Fog
Tile Lauk steamer Lansing. loaded
Nlr1 -lA went aground yesterday art
e--c9u on the reef on the west side Of
Ai.e--az Tugs were sent TO the srea M
81 = ass stance and in less than nOur
l- Lansing was free and. II Is believed.
-n---rIlel- The Lansing, captain errau,.
arrived here from Port san Luis with
$4,000 barrels OF oil Inside the har-
be- was q dense belt Of fog in which
captain Grant lost his bearings He
ROUNDED the lansing 10 IN order 10
anchor as quickly as possible, and the
tde carried him brOadside on the
reef He struck lignLE and Jne 49,
r-a Witch was able 10 pull the tanker
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01
Wafer Front Notes

The bark Antiope, which is owned
hN the Charles Nelson company Of thfs
city, arrived March IS at Sydney from
eureka.
The liner Newport left Ancon
Wednesday for this port.
The yacht Aquilo. which arrived the
other day-from New York sailed yes
-terday for Puget sound, where Herbert
Law viii do most Of his cruising
The freighter Alaskan left SaIina
LIZ LlaarasaaE for HIS rort
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01

Jimmy MeHaIe appears TO be getting his eye
He slapped at Olson which went mile
minute, but the Beaver shortstop hoked it in
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01

sun. Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodetic survey-Time
and heights Of tides at Fort Point. For city
front mission street wharf add % minutes.
FRIDAY. April,
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-01

SIEAMER RosEcRAEs-Fr Monterey for Ka-
anspali; March 30 D. m. 20 miles from Mon
<erey long westerly swell; light westerly
The National tribune., 1910-04-07
Bodi- Tone Cures

Marcoa Oregon-My wife under the of physician
had treatment from three of the best physicians be had Some
the time she in the hospital She has been gaining health
fast Bod lone that she won't need
am with the it has helped her and tell
splendid medicine. J. H. Maeson.
Hanging Limb TennI taking all sorts remedies for
and could anything would relieve
Bodi lone. | now feel like a Salie Ramsey.
Montour, Iowa. got La Grippe during the
sick. tried wenown remedies and for while
seemed getting better but all of sudden
to breathe had sharp between shoulder blades and
thought time had began then Bod
recovered entirely good health now thanks Tone
does all you claim for it and more. F. H. Wldenau
Hazlehurst Ca troubled a
for about four which had reached whole had
almost have been using Bod three months
Mrs. O. Williams
Pnegrove La had Change of Life for years.
great back and hips and had sick headaches seemed
like would kill used several patent medicines but they seemed
do but little good Last Summer taken with Liver and
Stomach trouble had Collie and such pains under shoulder
blades and my right side also Rheumatism my
three doctors but that didn't much good
then saw the OF od and concluded to try it.
have taken four months treatment and feel like
work all day and sleep well night 1t has done good
than all the medicines have taken thank God and the
Company, for blessing sent to Mrs James Timer.
Monterey Pond ndThere doubt about the Bod
tablets doing the work they recommended to do Before began
taking them troubled with Heart trouble
not lie left side but can lie left side and
the effects have also gained ten pounds the last
surely do the whole body. w. w. Duff:
Duke, Mo.Bod Tone has helped
cine have ever taken he st box started to do the work took
for recommend Bod nehbors
tor can praise highly for the good did M c. Vandepoo
improved condition What pity that Bod Tone compounded
long The entire world around ought have its help had
and back for two years. but have been
using Bod- Tone it has all gone. r. b. Flowers.
Moule, Gal had been given 10 die with Stomach trouble
tried BodiT and happy say better health than
have been in twelve years. Mrs. J. F. Cooper.