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WHITMAN WON'T
TAKE NOMINATION
FROM TAMMANY
Makes II Clear To-Day That
No Favors VIII Be Accepted
From the Organization.

Distriet-Attornsy whitman made II
clear to his friends to-day that he
would accept no nomination from Cor.
onsr 70 Mayor from Tammany Hell
When he said yesterday that he would
accept the nomination and support Of
any legally organised party or coiisc.
tion of pom1nators ~ Inadvertently
failed 70 except TammAsy Hall. He had
no iAsa that anybody would Imagine
hs would take . nomination from that
quarter.
T&mmany. II - said by mon who pro.
fsss 10 know. has decided 10 givs Mayor
0aynor Q renomination. Justice Victor
J. Dowiing has bssn talked Of. but bis
friends say he would refuse to run
AGAINST Mr. whitman. Public Service
Commissioners MCCALL 10 stin talked Of
~ . possibility.
Men In the Mayors confidence say he
has several scores to settle with the
Distrsct-Attornsy and that hs viii b
siad 70 have . heated political cam.
paisn' afford him the opportunity.
District.Attornsy whitmaa's friends
expect that ne win b nominated Tor
Mayor BY the Republicans. The Progrss.
sivss ana indspendsnt bodies. They ~
gar1 the prosecutor - the sursst vote
ssttsr In city politics Ut present II Il
known powerful pressure had been
brought upon him TO induce him 70 &C.
oetp rsnomination. and even Tammany
wAs eager to indorse him. . Republican.
for District-Attorusy to Keep him out Of
the Mayors rsca
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N.s ::,.! 8: L! =: - ~. Y Is: &:
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HITS FRISCO ROAD,
SAYS RECE|VERSH|P
IS NOT NECESSARY

A splritsd arescis on the financial
management of the st. Louis and ssn
Franoisco Railroad was made IN the
House to-day BY Representative Hins-
bsush Of Illinois in a speech urging
the adoption Of ME resolution directing
The evening world., 1913-06-06

Day Kills Himself, rasAey Asseses<
fss 0waAng WsaOsa.

Joseph vsntrs. fourteen years old.
found . revolver In his fathers dresser
drawer. played with Il until he shot
himself In the abdomen and later dis1
at the Reception Hospital.
Last night the father. Mario ventrs.
was arrested at his home. No. nj East
One Hundred ana Nnth street. and
locked up charged WITH violation q the
sullivan law.
The evening world., 1913-06-06

WEARING APPAREL
For Boys and Young Men.

700 Young Mems Suits in Conservative.
English Soft Roll and Norfolk models; costs with
patch pockets. Made Of this season best materials
-Homespuns, Tweeds and Cheviots in pencil
stripes London Club" and shepherd checks; also
plain Blue Serge. Size IS to 40 chest measure.
regularly 22.se to 2z.so 1880
500 Young Mems Suits in Fancy Cheviots.
Tweeds Homespuns and Blue Serges. Size % to
40 chest measure. value 1880, 12.6O
To Close Out.-laS Boys Norfolk and Doubls
Breasted Suits Of Imported Wool Fabrics, including
Blue Serge. Size 10 to II years $50
regularly 1880 10 1850
Boys Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits oi
Fancy Cheviots, Tweeds Homespuns and Plain
Blue Serge Size to II years. $50
sssuiasiy s.4s 70 lAss
Boys Reefers and Overcoats, made Of Blue
Serge and Fancy Cheviot. Size . to ls years.
sssulasiy s.so, 4.80
Boys Wash Hats in "Rah Rah" and Tyrolesn
models. Also English Norfolk Caps In Tan and
Gray Crash, Tan Linen. Khaki and White Duck.
Size o,1 to 7N Special Soc
Boys Pajamas Of fine stsipe Madras Cloth.
also plain coloes. trimmed with nix tsoeh eisss
10 10 ysass. vasss leA 90
The evening world., 1913-06-06
SOROSIS SHOES

Boys and Girls Sorosis Shoes, Oxford Ties
and Pumps Made of Glazed Kid, Gun Metal Calf.
Tan Russia Cali and Patent Leather.
Boys and Girls Sorosis Shoes are scientifically
constructed to properly train growing feet. Made
of only the best grade materia..
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23
Marriage Licenses
SAN FRANCIsCo-

The following marriage licenses were issued
Tuesday, July % 1918:
ANFTBOEO-SHERRY-J L. Anfbolo 2s 46o
Greenwich street. and Katherine A. Sherry 21
AGO Union street.
BARROWS-BRUCK-Fre G. Barrows 53
Fergus Falls. Minn.s and Anne E. Bruck. Al.
Los Angeles
CAGLIADA-TALERT-SyI Cagliada. 21. 1916
Mason street, and Florence Taleri, Is, o22 Var
lejo street.
S-DIMENT-James P, Hermans. 81.
22 Cough street. and Winnie Diment. 27 San
Jose.
HAORE-FoXEN-R Haore. 25 22is Mis-
sion street. and Anita Foxen, %. Santa Bar
bara.
MURDOCH K-WESTwoOD-Albert Murdock. "a.
and Hazel NJ. Westwood, 25, both Of 102 Octa-
via street.
ROSE-SANTICH-Joseph I. Rose. 49, 80 Sew
snth street, and Isabel Santich. A. 10A Sum
ner street.
ROUzEE- RoY-Herbert s. Rouxee. %. sic Mis-
sion street. and Hannah 4. Roy, 90 1860
SCHLINK-PARR-Thomss l. Schlink 81 23l
Valley street. and Esteile f. Parr IS. 3SS01a
Twenty-sixth street.
TRUFFELLI = MORESCHI - Giuseppe TruffeliI
2s and Mary Moreschi, 25, both OF 11O6 Mont
ER-CAMERON-Robert l.. Werner. 81,
and Margaret NJ. Cameron. 20, both Of Eureka
OAKLAND
The following marriage licenses were issued
Tuesday. July p, 1913.
RADIEY-HILLER-CaSl z. Bradley, u.
Towls Placer county, and Eunice G. Hitler,
"A, Santa Barbara.
CHTBA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E. Chibante a
and Mamie NJ. yiera. 21. both Of Hayward
EDIHoFER-BLACK-F. x. Edfhofer, a. and
Isabella Black. SO, both of San Francisco.
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SAILED

Tuesday July %.
1880 a. M. Br stmr colusa. Minister. Balboa.
500 a. ni Br stmr Manchester Citizen, Beggs,
II a. M. tug Priscilla, Hutton. Port San Luis,
I:55 a. m, stmr James S. Higgins, Swanson,
1.45 p. M. stmr Willamette. Reiner, San
i.55 D. m, stmr Santa Barbara, Zaddart,
willapa.
215 p. M. stmr City OF Puebla, Hannah, Vic
D. M. Br stmr Candidate, Rushforth. Van
.. M. stmr Hanaiei, jackson, San Pedro
~ 10 p. M. stmr Mutnomah. Marc. San Pedro.
4:3o p. M, schr Hugh Hogan Peterson, sus-
4:30 o. M. schr sausalto Johannessen. Sius-
law. In tow tug Sea Rover
5:25 p. M. stmr Luriine. weedsn. Honolulu.
6:lO p. M, stmr LAkme, Olsen. Eureka
WEATHER REPORTS
POINT REYES, July %. a m.-Foggy; wind
S; velocity 16 miles an honr
FARALLONES. July 22, a. m.-Fos; raining;
wind Sc: velocity miles lie an hour.
W; velocity miles an hour
TAToOsH. July p. a. m.-Ciear; wind S:
velocity miles an hour
NORTH HEAD. July %. IL m.-Cloudy; wind
Sw: velocity 4 miles hour: bar smooth.
POINT REYES. July %, IL m.-Rain; wind
AToSsH 1slsss july i:s a. II mcl.ar wind S.
velocity IA miles an hour.
POINT LOBOs, July ~. IL m.-Foggy; wind
.
POINT L0BOS. July %, p. m.-Thick; wind
DOMESTIC PORTS
EUREKA-Arrived July %. 10 a. m.-Stmr
City Of Topeka. hence July q.
Sailed July 90. p. m.-stmr Alliance. for
Coos Bay and ASTORIA p M, stmr Thomas l..
Wand for San francisco.
SAN DJEGO-Sailed July 22-Stmrs Katherine
ana GREpESwoopmsaed SpfsSWe,p m ale July ss.stmr whites
boro for San Francisco
Arrived July 22-Stmr Alcatraz, from Point
CASPAR-Sailcd July p, .. m-Stmr Cas-
par for San Francisco.
FORT BRAGG-sailed July 22. 3:45 p. M
PORT TowNsEND--Arrivsd july 22-Bktn S.
G. Wilder, from Payta-
stmr Santa Monies, hence July 20.
Sailed July 22, p. m.-Stmr Santa Monica
ABERDEEN-Arsv-d July %. IL a. m.-
stmr Daisy. hence July is.
Sailed July 22. p. m--Bktn Benica, for
MUKILTEo-Arrlved' July 22-Br stmr strath-
nairn. from Victoria.
coRDovA- Sailed July e1-stmr Northwest
PoRT TTDLow-sailed July 22-stmr Daven
port for San Francisco.
stmr santa Maria, for Balboa; D. m. stmr
Roma. for Vancouver; $50 p. m, stmr whittier
for San Francisco.
Portland: 6 p. M. bktn fullerton, in tow tux
Dauntless, hence July 20
s,aa. saNTA a. :tmr coss July 7stmr
Arrived July 22-Stmr Coos Bay, from Port
San Luis.
Breakwater, from Coos Bay: stmr Yosemite.
hence July 10; A. M, stmr Camiuo hence
July 1e; 9 a. m, schr w. r. Jewett hence
July f.
Arrived July q. p. m.-Stmr Shasta from
San Pedro; 7:15 p. NJ. stnr San Ramon, hence
July 20.
TMPOUA RIvER-Arrived July c1-stmr San
Gabriel from San Pedro.
ST. MICHAEL-Arrived July 7o-Stmr sr
Heens from Seattle.
EvERETT-ssiied July 21-stmr Hornet for
San Francisco.
vALDEz-Saled July 21--stmr Maripoea. fc-
Seattle.
TATOOSH-Passed July 20, 4:4o a. m.-Stmr
Shna Yak hence July 10 for Everett: =. ~.
stmr Atlas from Mukiltec for Sar rranei.rc.
stmr tprobably) Hornet, from Mukiteo for San
Francisco; $50 q. m, schx II. D. Bendixsen
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Shipping Intelligence
ARRIVED


Tuesday. July %.
$50 a. m. .tmr Acme. Olsen, hours from
Eureka via Monterey II hours; 300. 900 feet lum
Der TO Charles Nelson company !,
100 a. m. stmr National City, Bostrom, 1f
hours from Cleone 5000 railroad ties to Union
LUMBER company.
hours from Redondo Beach; ballast to c. H. Hig-
gins.
days from Port Angeles: ballast to Standard OIL
7:s5 a. M. srmr Maverick, Spencer, 4s hours
from Astoria: ballast to standard Oil company
TAO a. M, stmr Johan Poulsen, Ulvestad
days from Astoria. lumber to Loop Lumber COM
pany.
S DAYS IL hours from Mazatlan; merchandise To
Hammond Lumber company.
9:25 a. M, stmr F. A. kiburn. Mcclellan. 19
hours from Eureka; passengers and merchandise
to North Pacific Steamship company
9:50 a. M. stmr Willamette, Reiner. 81 hours
from Astoria; bound south, put In for passengers.
10:fj a. M, barge SO. Scrley. = hours rrol,
Ventura: oil to Standard Oil company. In tow tus
Dehance I'D river direct.
1I:10 a. m, stmr Mutnomah, Marc, IS hours
from Astoria: bound SOUTH put In for fuel.
II m. stmr wilheimins, Johnson days 2Ils
hours from Honolulu: passengers and mercha ndise
to Matson Navigation company.
CLEARED
Tuesday, July %
Br stmr Candidate, Rushforth, Victoria Bal
Br stmr Aorangi Stevens. Sydney; Hind. Rolph
& Co.
Stmr CITY OF f'HeDl6, ddnnan. VICTORIA and
Port Townsend; Pacific Coast Steamship com.
pany.
sfrar LurIine weeden. Honolulu; Matson Nav
igation company.
Stmr Queen. Alexander, San Diego; Pacific
Coast Steamship company.
Stmr Hanalei Jackson, San Pedro; Independ-
ent Steamship company.
Br stmr Trinculo, Hughes, Fort Harford Union
Oil company.
Br xtmr Pcuus tex-Kennebcc,, Hayward, Moro
ram Standard Oil company.
stmr Maverick. Spencer. Honolulu and Kahu-
lui; Standard Oil company.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23
REDUCTION IN ARGENTINE
DUTY ON FRUIT SOUGHT
san Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Institutes Move to Hasten Ne
gOtiatiOns In Matter

Insisting that a reduction be made
IN the Argentine duty on California
canned fruits and vegetables and that
the Aforo system of valuation be aboI-
ished. the foreign trade department of
the San Francisco Chamber of Com
merce has instituted a move to have
this matter adjusted Immediately.
Secretary of State Bryan has in
formed the chamber that this matter.
which was discussed by the American
minister to Argentina and officials at
Washington previous to the minister 5
departure for Buenos Aires, will have
no opportunity to be brought before
the Argentine government on account
OF the pending tariff legislation.
The foreign trade department of the
chamber yesterday sent a communica-
tion TO the secretary of state, asking
that consideration of go important a
matter be not postponed.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners of
the Pacific

|
EUREKA, July 22.-CaptaIn A. Gunderson. a
Columbia river pilot, arrived here yesterday,
and viii depart for Portland Thursday the
British steamer Hawk wkhead, now loading lumber
at this MORT for AustraIia henderson viii nIIot
the Hawkhead up the Columbia thus obviating
delay In waiting for pilot at the mouth of the
river.
Steamer City OF Topeka arrived from San
Francisco this morning, with freight, mail and
passengers.
Steamer Alliance with freight and passengers
departed for Portland this afternoon.
Steamer Thomas l.. Wand departed this after
noon, with lumber cargo for southern California
points.
SAN PEDRO. July ze.-Pacisc Coast steamer
President arrived from Puget sound. via San
senger list and geo tons miscellaneous cargo,
freight and merchandise.
German steamer Mera Of Cosmos line arrived
from Hamburg, via Genoa, and, after dscharg
ing 1000 tons of European cargo for Los Angeles
consignees proceeded Wednesday night for San
Guthrie & Co.
Steamer John A. Hooper completed discharge
of 300, 900 feet of lumber for Southern Lumber
company and cleared for Columbia river. via San
Francisco In ballast to reload.
Steamer Hardy. after discharging 200.oo feet
Of lumber consigned to Southern California Lum-
rived here from Coos Bay, carrying $4,000 feet
OF lumber consigned to Southern California Lum-
Der company.
Steamer Oliver J. Hansen has arrived from
Tacoma via San Francisco, bringing cargo of
piling consigned to Weir & Jordan company and
others.
Steamer oliver from wnlspa harbor. via San
Francisco. brought passengers and freight for
West Coast Steamship company and 55e,oO0 feet
for kerckhon- Gunner company and others.
PORTLAND. July 22.-steamer o.. II. Clark
sailed this afternoon with lumber.
Captain Roselie Coburn, master OF tug Reso-
Lutte has had his license suspended for fye days
by Captains Edwards and Fuller, United States
local inspectors of steam vessels.
The Pacific Export Lumber company has char
tered the British steamer Strathdene to transport
a cargo of lumber from here to Calcutta at 5s
Sd.
In tow the tug Ocklahama. the schooner John
g. Campbell has arrived at the port of Portland
drydock for cleaning and painting.
The steamer CIaremort arrived at Couch street
from San Francisco. with full cargo of cement
and general freight.
ASTORIA, July 22--Steamer Yosemite arrived
last night from San Francisco
Steamer Breakwater arrived this morning from
Coos Bay. with a heavy freight cargo and full
list of passengers.
TACOMA July q. - Arrived = Steamer La
Touche from Alaska.
Sailed-Steamer Mexican, for Honolulu: Jap
apese steamer Tacoma Maru, for Yokohau1a.
SEATTLE. July observation-disclosures 18TH
rnian. from Safina Cruz; steamer Governor, from
San Diego.
SafIed-Steamers Umatiila and Buchanan for
San Francisco; steamer Santa Ana. for south
eastern Alaska; steamer Argyll. for Port San
Luis.
VANCOUVER, B. c., July 22.-Arrved-B Brit
ish steamer Empress of Japan. from Yokohama.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS


The weather has been unsettled throughout
Central California and showers have occurred In
the San Joaquin valley and in the bay section
Heavy rains have fallen In Owens valley and IN
the high Sierras. Thunder storms are reported
in Nevada Utah. Idaho and Colorado.
A moderate depression overlies Kansas and
Iowa and will probably move rapidly east
There has been rain east OF the mississippi,
except in the gulf aud south Atlantic states
Pleasant weather prevails at most eastern points
The temperature il rising from Kansas to
Maine At Chicago II is 4 degrees warmer and
at Kansas City 10 degrees. There has been
sharp fall In Minnesota, the Dakotas ana In
Wyoming.
On the Pacific coast owing to cloudy weather.
Temperatures are lower than usual. At Sacra-
mento there has been fall Of II degrees and
at Fresno degrees.
FORECAST
Forecast made at San Francisco for 30 hours
ending midnight Wednesday, July 2S. 1913:
For San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy on
Wednesday. sprinkles in the morning; mod
crate southwest wind
For Santa Clara valley-Cloudy Wednesday !;
moderate temperature; light north wind
For Sacramento vailey-C1oudy Wednesday;
showers in the foothills In the mountains; mod
crate south wind.
For San Joaquin vaIey-Cloudy Wednesday;
showers in the foothills In the mountains; light
south wind.
For California south OF the Tehachapi--Cloudy
Wednesday; moderate temperature; moderate
south winds.
A. G. McADIE District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23
OBITUARY NOTES

Nelson Bennett, aged 20 years. promi-
nent railroad builder and banker and
at one time owner of the Tacoma
Ledger. died yesterday of paralysis
in Tacoma, with which he was strick-
en- last night. He was q member OF
the Masonic order. Knight Templar
and Shriner
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23
MARRIAGES

BENTLEY-OvERSHINE this city. July
Il. 1913. By Rev. Ebert r. Ollie. pastor Cen
trai Methodist Episcopal church, Leroy Vernon
Bentley Of San Francisco and Florence Woolley
Overshiner of San Mateo, Cal.
CONNELIY-BUSHNELI- July 21 1918, by
Rev. H. S. Felix Of st. Marks Lutheran
church. John Joseph Connolly and Catherine
May Bushnell. both of this city.
ROSs-PERLEY-In this. city, July 10, 1913. at
the home Of the BRIDES mother, by Rev.
George Laughton, Oscar Alyah Ross and Maude
Louise Perley
WARREN-EASTMAN-O July 21, 1918. by
Rev. Fl. S. Felix Of st. Marks Lutheran church,
Covert Claud Warren and Ida Alice Eastman,
both of this CITY
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23
WIRELESS REPORTS
FROM SHIPS At SEA
Bv MARCoNT WIRELESS


These reports are received directly
from the Pacific coast stations Of the
Marconi wireless companys
Moaday, July 81.
STEAMER MoNGoLIA-Henee July 10 for Homo
lulu: D. m, eco miles from San Francisco;
all well.
STEAMER ENTERPRIsE-From Hilo for San
Francisco; D. M, ,992 miles rom San Iia
cisco; all we'll
BRITISH STEAMER PERsIA-From iosonama
for Honolulu: p. M. 152 miles west OF HOMO
lulu; all well.
Luis for Honolulu: s D. M. 1,24o miles from
Gan iian''seo A'' Tuesday. July q.
STEAMER wAsHTENAw-From Port San l>u =
for Bellingham; a. m- 30 miles noftn VI
A' '' SAN FRANCISCO. July q.
STEAMER RoMA-17o miles south of San Fran
cisco at p NJ.
STEAMER CITY OF PUEBLA-i6 miles nortn
of Point Reyes at p. NJ
STEAMER wILLAMETTE-On Santa Cruz at
STEAMER J. A. cHANsLoR-7o miles north
of Port San Luis at p M
STEAMER CATANIA-e7 miles north OF San
STEAMER W. T. HERRIN-l19 miles north of
Monterey at p. m.
STEAMER wHITTIER-2o miles north OF Port
San Luis at p. m
STEAMER HAGALE-16 miles soutn OF foint
Montara at S p. m.
STEAMER PoRTLAND-Or Point Gorda at
p. m.
STEAMER LURLINE-5 miles southwest of the
Farallones at .. m.
EAST SAN PEDRO July D.
STEAMER PLEIADES1July II, s a.. M. i.8o1
miles south of San Francisco; southbound
STEAMER HARvARD-Passed Hueneme at $40
p m.; northbound.
STEAMER JOHN A. HooPEH-s Q. M, IL miles
west of Point Vincent; northbound.
STEAMER CoRoNADo-s D. m. OF Point Vim
cent; soutnbound
STEAMER BEAVERS p. M. 10 miles west of
Hueneme; northbound.
SEATTLE. July o.
STEAMER ARGYLL-Sesttle for Oleum: passed
Race rocks at 6:l5 p
STEAMER AROLINE-For Seattle; due to ar
rive at l a. NJ, July IS
EUREKA, July o.
STEAMER w S. PoRTER-3so miles north OF
San Francisco at p.
STEAMER wAsHTENAw-217 miles north of
San Francisco at p.
STEAMER COL. E. L. DRAKE-with barge e5
In tow; 20 miles north of Cape Blanco at s
D. M.
TUG GoLIAH-with British ship VIM. L. Lewis
In tow; 10 miles north of Cape Bianco at S
p
STEAMER STANLEY DoLLAR-sso miles north
of San Francisco at p. NJ.
STEAMER KLAMATH-5 miles north of Cape
Mendocino at D.
STEAMER GEO. w. FENwICK-with log raft
in tow; As miles north of Cape Mendocino at
p. IN.
STEAMER BEARS miles south of Cape Men
docino at p.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23
Births, Marriages, Deaths

MARTIN-In this city, Juiy II. 1915. to the
Wife of ]. H. Martin. a son.
1OuNG-In Porterville. July 81. 1918. TO the
wife OF g. Stanley Young tnee Treat). son.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23
BIRTHS

SCHwARTING-In San Jose July Il, 1913, to
the wife AZ D. schwsrtfng. son-
SHIPSEY-In this city, July 10. 1913 to the
wife Of T. r. Shipsey (nee Thomas), son.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23
Memoranda

Fer stmr General Hubbard-Sailed from Mazat-
Ian July Is; had fair weather to Cape San Laz-
sea; condition at Mazatlan quiet: had part cargo
Tor Guaymas, but was ordered to discharge all
AZ Mazatlan; July 10 met U s. stmr Buffalo
pounn 70 Guaymas: brought up as cargo IA sacks
mai. 70 bars silver and gold bullion 141 sacks
concentrates and sulphites
rug Defiance. with barge 90 In tow while
bound In from Ventura and when of BeIveders
point tugs machinery became disabled and had
10 anenor; was towed to city By tug Sea Prince
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23
Transport Service

The Buford is at San Francisco
The Crook is at San Francisco.
-he Logan left San Francisco for Manila July =
The Sheridan is at San Francisco.
The Sherman is at San Francisco. schduled 10
- II for Manila August 5.
The Thomas left San Francisco Tor Manila
June la
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23
Chartered for Tn,

Chartered for Lumber
The British steamer Strathdene is pnder ch.r
ter for lumber from the north Pacific to Calcutta
st 5s 3d.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23

A branch of the United States photographic
office located in the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners without regard TO nationality, and free
~ expeuse Navigafors cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete set Of charts
and sailing directions Of the world kept at
hand for comparison and reference, and the latest
Information can always be obtained regarding
iirhts dangers TO navigation and matters Of
interest to ocean commerce w. v. TOMB.
Lieutenant. u. s. N. in Charge.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23

Time Ball
United States Branch Photographic Office, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, July
%. 1913
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont hotel
was dropped today exactly at noon, Pacific stand
ard time Q20th meridian), at sh. 00m. 0Os.
Greenwich mean time. W. v. TOMB.
Lieutenant. Z. S. ". IN Charge.
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LurIfne sails for Honolulu
Aornnei to sail This Morning

The Union Steamship company's liner
Aorangi will sail at II o'clock this
morning for Sidney via Tahiti and
Wellington with about 100 passengers
and a full cargo. This may be the
Aorangfs last visit to this port as on
WiIlochra will be placed on the run.
Captain stevens, master of the Ao-
rangi. will be transferred to the Will
1ochra which is a vessel of the Tahiti
class and will be valuable addition
to the fleet.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23
OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
Weather Report

United States Department Of Arric.,,.-.-c.
Weather Bureau San Francisco. July - 80.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23

CARD OF THANKS
MacDONALD-The family of the late Katherine
c. Macdonald desire to thank their many kind
friends and relatives for their many acts OF
kindness, beautiful noral offerings and expires
sions OF sympathy extended to us In our late
bereavement.
MR.. and MRS. A. MACDONALD and Family
COURT GOLDEN GATE NO. ssT1. A. o. F.
Officers and members notified tn attend the
funeral Of Brother Shafer. Per order
GEORGE DAVEGGIO, C. r.
HENRY TTINFR Fin Soc
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23
Brings Photograph for Proof

When Captain C. H Saunders left
here May 80 under a contract to de-
liver the power schooner Ida A in
the heart or the Colorado desert his
friends told him that he could not make
good. He would find it impossible,
they told him, to navigate the Colorado
river so far from the gulf. His des-
tination was point under the shadow
OF the Black Butte mountains and
he reached it Just 13 days from
this port He visited the Merchants
Exchange yesterday and had with him
two photographs showing the Ida
safely moored alongside the desert
wharf. He left the pictures with Jerry
Daily, manager of the marine depart
ment, with the request that he show
them to the friends who doubted his
ability 10 deliver the goods
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23

SCHOMBORG-In Alameda July 20. 1918 ST.
sanna Schomborg, beloved wife OF the late John
Schomborg. and loving mother of Mrs. J. J.
Knight, Mrs. f. j. Fisher, and grandmother
of Helen, Hazel Schomborg. and James Knight
and. Andrew r. Fisher, native Of Hesse- Darn
stadf, Germany, aged 66 years months and >
days.
Friends and sequantsnces respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral today (Wednes-
r day., July %, at o'clock D. m. from her
late residence, 461 Santa Clara avenue, thence
to German Lutheran church Haight avenue
Alameda Interment Mountain View cemetery.
Oakland