davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-01-26
In Preparing f bsen this ao, it f1 nsi

purpose to move all this season goods fromour
shelves. We must have room for new stock.
Our store policy forbids us to carry over season
able merchandise. 1t is not matter OF proht.
We must carry out the purpose Of this clearing
Sale. Our prices have been cut below cost in
order to positively assure quick and general
clearance. We must sell the goods and our
selling figures have been reduced in proportion
to the urgency Of our needs.
This means grand saving for you on a
wide range Of mechanics. Our necessity
enables you to secure big lot Of seasonable
goods at lower prices than ever before.
There is bound to be rush for these SPLEEN
did values. Come early. These prices prevail
while the goods last Thanking the public for
the business given us in 1909 and thanking
you in advance for your business through the
year of | 81 O, believe us to be your friends,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-01-26
Clearance Sale on Men S
Boys and Chldren's
OVercOatS.

Mems Beaver Overcoats regu-
lar S. Sale Price ......S3.75
Mems Beaver Overcoats regu-
lar $3.50 Sale price. $685.
Mems Beaver Overcoats regu-
lar $40 Sale price. .....$7. 80
Mems Beaver Overcoats reg
ular $3.50 Sale price $3.50
Mems Beaver Overcoats reg
ular $15 Sale price ..$11.25
Boys Overcoats regular 1925
Sale price ..............$2.25
Boys Overcoats regular 81
Sale price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3
Boys Overcoats regular IS
Sale price ............. $3.50
Boys Overcoats regular $3.50
Sale price ............$4.25
Boys Overcoats regular SO
Sale price............... S6.25
Clearance Sale on Children's
Overcoats.
Childrens Overcoats regular
$3.50 Sale price.....$1
Childrens Overcoats regular
$3.50 Sale price ........$1.65
Childrens Overcoats regular
$3.50 Sale price ........S2.25
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-01-26

WhittemOOre's Shoe Polish, regular
price 10c Sale price. .........,...5c
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-01-26

Ladies Hand Bags, regular price SOC.
Sale price. .,...."........... ..35c
Ladies Hand Bags, regular price
$1.00, Sale price. ..65c
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-01-26
Clearance Sale on La
dies and Misses
Shoes.

Ladies Heavy Plain toe Satin Calf,
Shoes, Sizes 3 to 6, regular price
S1.65, Sale price...............S1.25
Ladies Fine Shoes, regular price s1.65,
Sale price. .......................$l.25
Ladies Fine Cravenett, Tan and Gray
Tops, brand new goods, all sizes
from 2 to 6, regular $3.50, Sale
price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-01-26
Clearance Sale on La
dies Dress Skirts.

Skirts regular price $3.50 Sale price s66o
Ladies' fine al-woo Skirts regular price $1,000 Sale
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-01-26

One lot of Mems and Boys Cotton
Work Gloves, regular price 10c,
Sale price.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Marker

NEW YORK. April 2l.-Hutton's wire says:
= fne market ranged higher. 1 do not charge
the attorney general as party TO q trick, but
: 90 claim that he is a victim Of q trick said
Senator Smith Of South Carolina IN Washington
yesterday. he characterized the investigation
IS unjust and an imposition upon the cotton
planters, who would not be receiving the proper
worth Of their product until il sold for - cents
e pound In late trading the market advanced
upon the strength displayed by New Orleans and
runors that another large spot cotton house in
Mississippi had failed.
Liverpool cables; Market steady. bnt trad
1ng restricted by fears regarding Birmingham
failure Reported that knight, Gancey & Co.
owe Liverpool $4,000 and Havre 5000 bales
Cotton traders who are supposed TO know
something Of the bull pool said % have been
formed several months ago went u the federal
binding today TO testify before the grand jury.
which began its Investigation Tuesday. The
grand jury was toe busy with other matters to
continue the iDveSti gation. but VIII make an ef-
fort today 10 examine al Of the Il men who are
sim 10 appear
SPOT closed qaiet. 10 points higher. AIddling
upiands- 15-25c; middling gulf, 1900. Sales,
4 100 bales.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Ma Max G G. F. Lentholdt to Martha A. c. Lent,
Soldt: no. lot In Ne line OF Eighth avenue South, I5
81 or q street, Sc so by NE 100; gift.
Edmond Kenny to Ellen Kenny. lot in E line
OF Eighteenth avenue, 1J0 of street. s so by
10, and one other piece. gift.
Carl E. Carlson and wife TO ]. O. McCavitt,
lot d. block \, Glen Park terrace; $40.
John AicGuigan to James A. MeGuigan, lot in
line OF Seventeenth street 125 of Cole, %
by 8 114:4 Ills: So
Thomas H. Nolan TO Kate Nolan, lot in Sw
line line OF Dore street, 195 Sc of Folsom, Sc % by
Josiah p Fuller and wife to West Shore land
company, lots Is and IA, block Isl, o'Neil &
Haley tract; $40.
Ellis Street development company to West End
realty company lot in $ line of Ellis street, 220
Clinton T. Hull and wife to George F. Euler.
lot in Z line of Eighth avenue 10 Of
street, s 90 + 5O:5 Is, NE 50:3 7-12, W 5j:3&;
Edward and Melissa Meyers to Real Estate
and Development company, lot in " line of De
Haro street, 1J0 S of Twenty second, 5 % by "
100; $40
James ]. Kane and wife to same. lot in line
OF Rhode Island street, 275 Of Twenty-second.
George Mc5reevy and wife to same. lot in "
line of Missouri street, 200 OF Twentieth,
James and Christina Farrell to same lot in
W line OF Missouri street. IT'S of Twentieth,
70 by W 100. and one other piece: So
Eta O'Gara to same, lot in line of Arkan-
sas street, 2s7 Of Twentieth, % by 100,
and one other piece; S10.
Julia Driscoll to Ellen L. Kelly ct al. lot in
NE line of Jupiter street, 225 NV of Bryant,
NV 90 by NE s., and one other piece; $40
Margaret Coligan TO Elizabeth Nj. COligan,
lot in NE line of Kate street, 255 Sc of Bryant,
Sc 20 by NE 80; $40
Henry NJ Kelly to Ellen L. Kelly. lot in "
line Of York street, 243 of Twenty first, p
by " 100; gift.
Ernest Brand and wife to Arthur Brand. lot
In W line of Buchanan street, 164 of Broad
way, 26:6 by W GIG; gift.
Henrietta Weber TO Anna Weber. lot in
line of street 1915 Of Ninth avenue. %
by 100; So.
Bridget white, deceased (by executor). to
Henry ]. Ohlsen, lot in s line of Highland
street. 141:11 of Holly Park circle, % by
S 10s; $50.
George H. Dannemark and wife to Jean Col
lins, lot in W line of Hyde street. 10 of Pa
citic. 27:6. w 20, 27:6. 10; $40.
Michael A. Mclaughlin and wife TO Clyde
Thompson, lot in line of Trumbull street, 80
E of Kraut, 80 by 100; $40
Mary L. Olson to Julia A. whitney. lot in
line of Bartlett street, 166 S of Twenty fourth,
S 90 by E 117:6; so.
Charles H Freeman to Rose F. Nichols ct al
lot in line of Polk street, 25 of Vallejo,
so by 90; $40.
Jonas Berund to El7ira II. BerIund. lot in
SW Hne of Columbus street, 2s:e1a Sc OF Beach.
Sc 25, SW a, 50, NE 52:6 and one other
piece; gift.
Bernard Connolly to Nellie E. Connolly. lot
in W line Of Lyell street. 190.01 S of Bosworth,
W 92.s7. Sc 25.05. 91.23. %; 50.
David Houe TO Henry Vanderlaan and wife,
lot in NE line Of Point Lobos avenue. SSH Sc
OF Forty-fourth avenue. 1868. %. 1908,
NV 24:41s; $40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
NEWS Of THE OCEAN
The Sierra's Cargo

The steamer Sierra sailed for Honolulu Satur-
day with cargo valued at $163.679 and including
the following:
1l5 barrels -four, "A, 40 lbs mar. 1892 lbs
beans, 2,344 lbs garvanzas, "a 166 lbs and Is cs
meals 20 $50 lbs Goldfish 6.307 lbs assorted dried
fish, 115 bbls and Il half bbls salmon, 5000 lbs
fresh meat, 500 lbs fresh fish, 1,os0 lbs and Is
bxs dressed poultry. 15, 700 lbs hams and bacon,
2s. sos lbs lard. 16,024 lbs butter, 495s lbs and
pkgs cheese. 120 cs eggs, 1850 pkgs fresh
fruits 1873 pkgs vegetables, POI pkgs potatoes. 10
pkgs onions, 1850 lbs coffee. $40 lbs tea $3.50
lbs dried fruit. 2. 400 lbs and 10 bxs raisns 1o29
lbs nuts, 1915 lbs and 7 pkgs bread, $50 cs
canned goods, 160 bales hay, 392 ctls barley,
9,9S7 lbs aud 72 pkgs candy. 1926 gals and so
cs wine, 3o5 gals and 81 cs whisky, l,505 gals
spirits S cs mineral water. so cs champagne, 20
cs liquors, 81 gals brandy, rs gals alcohol 1850
lbs seed. 106 pkgs drugs 10 pkgs agricultural
implements, automobile and Is bxs parts. Z. .926
lbs tobacco. Ii cigars and cigarettes, 121 pkgs
dry goods, 20 cs hats. 10 rolls and 1 cs leather.
81 pkgs sewing machines, 140 pkgs electrical
goods, 2s SCI lbs copper wire. 1,12o.5J0 lbs nj
frate of soda. 30 doors. % pkgs windows, 81
pkgs machinery, % pkgs refrigerator plant S23
cs and 4 bbls oils, 26s pkgs paints, 425 kegs
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
BY United wireless

Thursday April 81.
STEAMER MARIPosA-H April Is for Ia
hiti; April 10. p. M, 1853 miles off San
Francisco lightship; moderate northeast wind;
STEAMER CHINA Hence April 10 for China
and Japan; April 81. a. m, 447 miles of San
Francisco fine, clear weather; light north
breeze; gentle wind.
STEAMER HILoNIAN-From Kahului for San
Francisco; April 20. 5 D. m. 3S7 miles off San
Francisco: light north winds; smooth sea; due
TO arrive a. m. Friday; barometer 90;
STEAMER ENTERPRIsE-ApriI 20. p m. 2S6
miles OF San Francisco; partly cloudy; strong
STEAMER RIvERsIDE-H Hence April 10 for
Seattle April 20, $50 p. m, of Point Gorda;
strong northwest wind; moderate sea; expect
10 arrive on Eureka the morning of the 21st.
STEAMER MAvERICK-He April IS for Sc
attic; April 90 u M, off Yaquna head; light
northwest wind; overcast; smooth sea; baron
eter sO.S4; temperature so; due Seattle April
STEAMER RoANoKE-From Astoria for San
light northwest wind; smooth sea; expect TO ar
rive San Francisco 6 a. m. April p.
STEAMER oUEEN-Hence April 10 for Seattle;
April 20. p. m. u miles north of Cape
Bianco; light northwest wind; smooth sea;
cloudy; barometer 1892; temperature 81
STEAMER FALCoN-Hence April 20 for Astoria;
April 20, p. m. u miles northwest of Shell
STEAMER col. E. L. DRAKE~Hence April 10
for Seattle; April 20. 1880 p. M, of Point
Arena; cloudy; fresh northwest wind: moderate
FaunP 9a50m9sF S924 r 3d.
o1EAMEh AOm1hhL FcON-fGOm ceaItle
for San Fraaeisco; April 20, $50 M. off
Columbia river; fine. clear weather; smooth
sea barometer 30.2s; temperatur 81.
STEAMER CITY OF PUEBLA-From Puget
sound ports for San Francisco April 20. p.
m, 10 miles south Of Umatilla lightship; clear;
light southwest wind; smooth sea: barometer
30 80: temperature Sc.
STEAMER HANALEI-Hence April 10 for San
Pedro April 20, 7:30 p. m, miles north of
Point Arguella; fresh northwest wind; choppy
sea; clear
STEAMER GEO. w. ELDER-April 20, p. m.
passed Point San Martin; from. San Pedro for
San Francisco; strong northwest wind and sea
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Especial Dispatch TO The Coll1

EUREKA, April 2I.-Charles Nelson company s
steamer Riverside arrived from San Francisco at
O'Clock with oil for the Northern redwood lunl-
Der company. Tomorrow the Riverside will con
tinue north.
masted schooner Minnie A Caine. under charter
to the Charles Nelson company. 1t viii load red
wood lumber here for Australia.
British tramp steamer EPSON. Captain r.
Craggs arrived this morning from Caleta Buena
Chile, TO load rough clear redwood lumber from
the various bay mills for Sydney. n. S. W. The
EPSON has mixed crew, five of whom are
Chinese.
Arriving here from San Francisco on the
rails for the Baysde lumber company seven tons
of rails for Willett & Burr, the Northwestern
Pacific contractors. and 30 ton Heisler logging
company. The North Fork discharged freight at
ID street this morning and later moved to Arcata
where it will load redwood lumber for the me-
Congressman Englebright wires that he has
succeeded in getting item Of 5000 in the
lighthouse bill for the establishment Of a coaling
station on this bay.
Schooner Azalia arrived this morning from San
Pedro and is loading lumber at the Dolbeer &
Carson mill wharf for the return trip
Carrying full cargo of redwood lumber the
steam schooner Despatch sailed at IL o'clock this
morning for San Francisco.
Steamer T. A. Kilburn departed for San Fran.
cisco shortly before noon with freight, mail and
passengers.
Francisco late this evening to load lumber at
Samoa for the return trip. while the Pacific lunl-
Der company steamer Temple ID. Dorr is due
from Wilmington.
The North Pacific steamship company's steamer
E. A. Kilburn, while shifting about the bay yes
terday. struck a suuken redwood log with It's
propeller. Diver Mclean made an inspection of
the wheel, repaired the damage. and the vessei
sailed for San Francisco this morning, two hours
late by reason OF the delay in loading freight
Today the first shipment OF canned salmon
sert out this season shipped to San Francisco
en- route to New. York TO the firm of Smith
Brothers on the steamer Kilburn. The shipment
consisted of 300 cases Of canned salmon, packed
at the Klamath river cannery.
LOS ANGELES, April 2I.-Arrived: U. S. S.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
A BOOKLET FOR INyEsTORs

The Harris Trust and Savings bank,
204 Dearborn street. Chicago. has is
sued a booklet entitled Bonds for Safe
Investment" intended for the use of
persons planning to invest in bonds for
the first time. It's aim is to explain in
simple terms the purposes of various
classes Of bonds and to indicate the
values of bonds as safe investments for
individuals, as we'll as institutions.
Copies may be had free upon request.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
New York MetnI .Iarke,

NEW YORK. April 2l--The market for stand
SIC copper was hrmer today. with spot closing at
l--t. ~ --tac; April l2.5OGq l.. zoe: May Il 45
90 l@-''c; June, l2.5O@ I2.75c. The London mar
- MaS nrn. with spot quoted AT f56 l5s and
lures ,.i al =. los Arrivals reported at New
York were I.l40 tons Custom house returns
showed no exports today. 80 far this month";
e,--e tons. Local dealers quote lake copper at
12-50El ~. .62lsc
~ was hrm. with spot quoted at 3SI5a
2,.1'e' april 1900 b. 40c: May 33 - a }3. .:i5e:
June. $500 ;i3 soc: Juiv :s3 80 l. n e3 SOC The
t--ei ilsn market WAS hrn. with spot closing at
tl54 lts and futures at sl52 los.
Lead was easy: spot. 4350 4.soc New York
ma 4--0d 4-25c East 81. Bouis The London
MARKET was unchanged at fl2 12s Cd
Npeiter closed weak. with spot quoted at 5.456
9-'9c New York and at 525Gi5.32lsc East st.
-oqis The London market was shade lower at
tt'u Nas lower ~ -lOs bd Tor Cleveland war
fahts 10 London Locally the market was un-
changed No. ! foundry northern. S1Sd 1850;
40 = 90. Slt-5od Is: No I southern and No !
southern soft, Sl7.J07 I7.T5
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22

is claimed, will help in the quick stop
page of warships.
German steamer Sued
Suit in admiralty was filed against
the German steamer Augustus yester-
day in the United States district court
for $3.50 by Alexander d. Shaw & Co.
The amount is for alleged damage to
goods shipped from Antwerp.
Lose Lives in SquaII
ST. JOHN, n. F.. April 21-Sent out
on a wildly swaying jibboon to furl
the flying jib, in preparation for an
approaching squall. three members of
the crew of the British schooner Ar
thur M. Gibson were thrown into the
sea to watery grave when the squall
came and overwhelmed the schooner
on Thursday night. carrying away the
jibboom and both fore and main masts.
The schooner has just reached this port.
Tug and Barges Missing
MORGAN CITY, La, April 21--Fears
are entertained here for the safety of
the tug Della, carrying a crew of 10
men, which sailed from Galveston, Tex,
last Saturday towing two barges. 1t
was due to arrive here last Monday
morning.
Crew Is Rescued
NEWCASTLE, n. S. w, April 21-The
crew of the British India navigation
company'S steamer Satara, which went
ashore on the shoal rocks yesterday,
was rescued by the steamer Arara and
landed here today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
Jamcs g Jordan 70 Henry vanderIaan and

James C. Jordan to Henry yanderlaan and
wife, same; $40.
John F. Tyler and wife to James Cairns. lot
in w line of Thirty sixth avenue. 100 Of ID
street 20 by W 20 and two other pieces; $40
Croeker estate company TO C. O'Donnell. lot
to Glen Park terrace; $40
Same to r. Kearney lot IL block B. addition
to Castro street addition to Glen Park ter
Camille NJ Prom to Anton Mihelich and wife.
lot at SW corner of Msriposa street and San
Bruno avenue % by " 100; $40.
AlphonzO Harrington and wife to Hattie l.
Peyser, lot in + line Of Sixth avenue 90 y OF
street, y % by 80; $40.
Charles q. Peyser ct al. to Ella kaplan
same; $40.
Building Contracts
G. H. Meyers with o. Capell & P. E. Bilder-
back-An work except plumbing for one and
half story frame in line OF A street, 90 Of
Sixteenth avenue; 1850.
Charles Maybe with Lind & Johnson-To erect
two and a half story frame residence in Z line
Of Sixth avenue, $50 of j street . by Z
120; $1,000
ghinO-AH work except dueS and hreplaees for
three story frame building at sW corner OF Mis-
sion and Theresa streets. J0:IA in Mission street
and S0:6is in Theresa; $1O.S43-
O. ID. Baldwin with Brandon & Lawson-Brick
work, cementing and anchors for eight story and
basement steel frame and brick building at SW
corner Of Harlan place and Grant avenue, a
by W %; ST. .490.
San Francisco savings union with P. c. & c.
F. Butte-Electric work for one story. attic and
basement class building at NV corner %
Grant avenue and O'Farrell street. I6x91; S2.966.
Fred Arata with j. p. CuneO-A0 work except
concrete foundations and cement work. gas and
electric fixtures. mantels for two story and
basement building In " line OF Jones street, %
n OF Filbert. 25xlO0; $4,000.
George H. Myers with Charles I. Mccarthy
Plumbing etc. for a p story frame building in
s225. 5i"S u S'''e'' " : =
William Eide company with Pacific msnufae-
turing cOmpany-NfllwOrk for six story and
basement brick building in Sc line Of Market
street 300 NE OF seventh. Ne 80 by Sc l60;
q Sebrotb with Martin H. Carrick John c.
Sutton company and j.. LoOney-Lathlng, plas-
tering steam heating system. etc. sewering:
plumbing and gas fitting for a six story ana
basement concrete and brick building az NV
corner of Leavenworth and Eddy streets.
SIG by W 40; S1j.S21-
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
CHIYO MARU WILL
REACH PORT EARLY
Japanese Liner With Chinese
Prince on Board Ordered
TO Anchor at 0::30

He Japanese liner
Chiyo Maru, Cap
tain w. w. Greene,
which is brin ging
a large number of
distinguished pas
sengers from the
far east, will ar
rive this morning
about 6 o'clock, and
half an hour later
will be boarded by
the federal quaran-
tine officers. Cap
tain Greene sent a
wireless yesterday
to the Toyo Kisen
Kaisha Office and
announced his abil-
ity to have his big
ship in the harbor
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22

iSi2c. eastern cheddars 19lLc: eastern long'
aorn. lac; eastern daisy l9c; Swiss. Imported.
toc. Swiss. domestic, go 25c; brick cream. zoe;
lmburger 200 n2lc 49,
Beans per ctll-No. pink S5.75@5.9O: No.
ma. SA4O@ so; Lady Washington. 81 so:
81 w%nlis % Sa-25; blackeye, S5.25; Garvanzas,
,otateeS per etl)-SaIinas, SI-5Od 1 60: High
lanos. Ssoc'd Sl-25; Lompoc. SI.5067 j so: Wat
seaklle, SAl3d 30; yellow sweets 81: white
S--e0N3; red, S2.25a 2.J0; Oregon early rose.
Sl-1g- Idaho. SL106i -: new potatoes 75eT soc
per box; white rose, 81 .25e7l 80
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
Tonnage ENGAGEMENTS

The British steamer knight Of the Garter
which arrived here from Newport News yester-
day. was chartered prior to arrival for lumber
or wheat from Puget sound, Victoria or Portland
to China.
Ihe British tank steamer Ell LObo. which
made port from Lobitos Wednesday will return
TO the west coast of South America with refined
petroleum., having been chartered prior to arri-
val.
Inc schooner ]. Nj. Weatherwax has been sub
stltuted for the barkentine Newsboy. previously
San Pedro.
Change of Masters
Schooner Sarah, old master T. B. 30, new
master T. A. Johnsens
Enrolled-Steamer kretic, master.J. swanson.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22

"Snow on ground, 10 inches.
The following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures are reported from eastern stations for
the previous day: Chicago, 44-30; New York,
60-42; Omaha, 56-3S.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure continues high over the northern
half of the Pacific slope and conditions IA
vorable for day Friday over most Of
California.
There has been no rain west OF the Rocky
mountains, except a light shower at Puget
sound entrance.
The snow is disappearing rapidly in the Sierra.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff SO
and at Fresno 81 per cent
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at midnight
Friday, April %:
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Friday !;
continued warm; light north winds.
For the Santa Clara valley-Fair Friday; con-
tinued warm; light north wind
For the Sacramento valley-Fair Friday; con-
timed warm; light north winds.
For the San Joaquin valley-Fair Friday; con-
tinued warm; light north winds.
For southern California-Fair Friday con-
tinued warm; light north winds, changing to
south. A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
st. Louis Wool Market

dun grades. cOmbing and clothing. 2o929c;
IiChr me. Isa24c; heavy fne, 14a2oc; tub
asbed. 19IS6c-
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
Naval Storcs-Turpentin aud Rosir

SAVANNAH. Ca. April 2i.-Spirits n Tur-
renf lne-Firrl at 59ls a Soc Sales. 6U2; re
cents ass: shipments. 10: stock e.57s
Rosiu-Firm. Sales. ll5l; receipts. 1.559i >
shipments 397; stocks. 6l.633- quote: 3,
s. 81: D $3.50: T. S465a4.70; F S3,92l2 q
5.o5: g. s. %: H. $500. J. $50; *, S5.Io; NJ,
s.. sJ- \. $3.50; WV, S6G6O5-
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
III. :. Branch Photographic Office

U. :. branch I1ENOkfHphIc U1lIce
A branch Of the United States photographic
csece located IN the Merchants Exchange
Tsefnfafned in San Francisco for the beneht On
rnsrfuers without regard TO nationality and fr0
~ eynepse NaFigators cordially invited q
xisit the Office, where complete sets Of Chart
snd sailing directions Of the world are kept az
hand for cornps risoD and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
-rsrdfng lights dangers 10 navigation and mat.
J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. T. S N, in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22

white lead % pkgs wagon material; 20 cs sta
tionery, Is cs typewriters. sporting goods, So
pkgs United States army supplies.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
shtnment of Lumber

The steamer Expansion sailed for Honolulu
MIA Fort Bragg Wednesday The vessel went
WOOD lumbar and SOC. 900. Ghinxlez- valued at
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
AUCTIONSALES
49,

AUCTION. SATURDAY, APRIL %. II A. NJ.
70 head OF all purpose horses and mares. also
20 wagons and buggies. to highest bidders.
565 FOURTH STREET. OAKLAND.
Auctioneer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau--San Francisco April 81.
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
Time Ball

Time Ball
United States branch photographic Office Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco April
2l 1910.
The time bali on the roof OF the Falrmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon Pa
cifc standard time G2Oth meridlsn), at Sh.
com OOs. Greenwich mean time.
J. G. BURNETT
Lieutenant. u. S. X. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
Army Transports

Army TranspOrfs
The Crook is at Manila.
The Warren is at Shanghai.
The Logan sailed April 10 from Manila.
The Buford is in port.
The Sheridan is in port.
The Sherman sailed April Il from Honolulu 70
Manila
The Thomas Is in port.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
Memoranda

Memoranda
Schr Oakland bound in this afternoon April
81. from Coos bay, drifted across the Br ship
Buecleuch. lying of Meiggs wharf; schooner had
mizzen rigging and main topmast carried away.
ANCUD. April 2l-Br stmr COnder. from New
York, arrived here today, leaking after ground
ns in channel.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-22
Sea Brake Proves Success.

PHILADELPHIA, April 21.-The bat
tleship Indiana returned to the Phila-
delphia navy yard today after five
days test at sea of a brake, which, it