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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-16
JONES REFUSES
$4,000 BERTH

PORTLAND. Ore. July i6.--
Fielder Jones, president OF the
northwestern league. II became
known today, was prominently con
sldered as successor to Jake
S,ahl. deposed leader of the Bos-
ton Americans. Jones admitted
that he had been made an offer OF
$4,000 TO manage the world
champion Red Sox. when asked II
he was considering the rumored Of
fer. Jones said:
Not for a minute"
Jones also lntimated that
change In the Detroit management
might be expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-16
Il SPEEOBOATS
enter IN RACES

Tho entry OF the Vamoose. OF or.
ogon. In the Potlatch regatta. TO be
held on LAX. Washington for three
days. beginning Thursday morning.
has brought the number % entrants
In the motorboat races mp 10 IL. tho
largest number Of boats 10 ever
compete In race on the Pacific
coast.
The Vamoose will be n strong
contender for honors against the
Oregon Kid and Po,latch II. Last
year this boat took two out OF three
races with the Oregon Wolf.
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AMERICAN LEAGrE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago 2. Boston !.
81. Louis 3. New York o.
Philadelphia Z. Detroit o.
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SPORTING EDITOR.
HE SHOULD WORRY

Between you ard me and the bio
porch chair. those perky Champs
have moved 10 point whore Nc
will begin taking them seriously.
And you know what that mcans'
You don't Well. as soss as the
club IL domlciled IN second Iiscc.
our evenings on the porch are un-
disturbed, excepting when reals,
Ing mosquito attacks once 10.
the Champs fash into firs; place
and we become aa popular "a cher
~ pic. We are pcppercc with vol
lcya OF telephone calls. and Every
question tina. can be squeezed out
OF the national paStime. And iust
about the time We are ready 20 Uut
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neutrality-suspicious. LEAGUE

Oakland 2, Sacramento o.
Portland Z, San Francisco 4
Venice 8. Los Angeles r.
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PittsburR s. Boston q
Philadelphia 2 st. Louis 2.
Chicago .. Brooklyn s.
New York 4, Cincinnati 2.
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3Y THE MAN
FROM THE STAR


4 A. W. McCord. fan a. 4
= Tuesdays game. Is going out 4
4 to tho game again this after 4
4 noon.
4 There would be nothing I'M 4
q usual In this announcement or. 4
= dlnarily. but McCord had no 4
= idea OF taking in today's game 4
4 until tho seventh inning OF 4
4 Tuesdays battle. II WAS dur. 4
4 ing this inning that ! sought 4
4 out a Star reader In the right 4
4 field bleAchers. NcCord was 4
4 reading a Star. and. because 4
4 he did. no received free 4
= ticket TO this afternoons 4
= struggle. McCord lives NJ
. 1916 18th nv.
4 At this afternoons game | 4
4 will again give away a free 4
4 tickle, 10 a fan. who either car. 4
4 ries a Star In his hand or one 4
+ In his pocket. This time ! 4
4 will seek the lucky Star read. 4
4 err in the left field bleachers. 4
= q 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 = 4 4 4 = n 4
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SIX BOUTS; ONLY
ONE GOES LIMIT

Clarence Rothus W.. Ray
the Puget Sound Athletic club at
the Dreamland pavilion Tuesday
night. proved 20 be the most weird
boxing show ever stages In Sent.
tie. Only one bout went the iull
number OF rounds. The results fol
low:
Harry Bishop w. Billy
Wrlah, knocked out In first
round.
Steve Reynolds W. Johnny
Kelly. Stopped In fourth
round. Verdict 20 Kelly.
Billy Williams ~. ddle Moy.
Stopped In fourth round. Yer
Dict 10 Moy.
Charlie Fox W.. Henry
kraioer. Stopped In first
round. Verdict TO krslaer.
Clarence Rothsus "a. Ray
Campbell. Rothus won by
foul In the second round.
Billy Weeks W.. ivan Miller.
Draw
Referee Ted Whitman used pooi
Judgment a number. OF times IN
stopping tho bouts. particularly ~
the Williams Moy and Fox.kralgeI
mills. Fox was floorei cl"anly
three times. but lost no time. after
each knockdown. IN arising 20 his
feet Williams was floored once
and climbed 20 feet IN AN instant
Williams had clearly met his mas
ter in Moy. who was far more ga
periencod
Campbell accidentally fouled
Rothus IN the second round. The
referee failed 10 see the low blow
but two physicians. DR. Griffin and
Or. Ashton. examined the boy NJ
he lay PROSTATE. and declared thN
he hsd been hit Low. Campbell hni
been leading up until that time.
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on the big snore. somebody over n
brown 4 Huion'a calls up and
wants TO know whether or no, John
I. Sullivan vas ever president Ct
the United States.
Good night i~. the Champs
stay where they are.
Wen have two shifts Of porsers.
two cigar boxes and tao brooms
and will work nighi and day. It's
hard 10 tell Just what hour the
Beavers are liable to blow. And
No don't want TO miss any OF tho
pieces.
When Dug ssar,s work on that
now park they'll probably be 'uE.
ging US fellows IN the grave yard
in flying machines.
After some OF those plays In
Tuesdays game u may be wise ~
ada that III. players are shaving
their heads down 10 the bone.
Take hin, away. coroner. that was
the last wiggle.
IL was q csse Of Peters PANIED
Tuesday, the Portland first sacker
fumbiinE one aud throwing another
away. Two points were registered
opposite Peters name In the unpop-
ular column.
After two had died on swings.
Portland filled the bases In the first
inning. MohIcr came up and crack
ed the sphere ut milc-a.minute
elm in tho direction ~ right field.
Nill apeared tho scorchcr. assisting
Mclkle out OF bad hole.
Peterson 10 going 20 drop his spit
bail. Incompatibility ia the nllega'
ton.
Tn. combination Of Raymond TO
Jackson committed double erecu'
lion Tuesday. In the fourth Ray
mond got two by grabbing the ball
touching second and then heaNne
TO first
A. mcIvor always gives the Pip
u,ng trouble. Manager Raymond
NAV dispatch Bill TO the hillock this
afternoon.
apom. Run" Baker OF Philadel'
phia leads the American leaguers
in number of round.trip hits. with
eight. The same number Ia credit.
cd 10 Crayath and Luderus. Phila,
\ dolphla leaders I'm the National
among the home run hitters.
stolen bases credited TO Milan
Washington. now number ~. Noel
Ter. Washington. Is next IN the
American league with ~.
Hap" Myers OF Boston leads the
Nationals base stcalcrs with rs
lIobert. Philadelphia, and Marsens
Cincinnati. are next. with ~ each
Through a will signed by hls
father on his deathbed at Spokane
md submitted In the superior
court for probate. Philip Gilpatrick
a former baseball player. well
known In Spokane. where he engag
ed In seml-professional athletics. II
made the heir TO an estate consist
ing of property worth $4,000 and
$4,000 In cash, which money and
property young Fitzpatrick canno,
get for five years. during which
time he must reform his habits.
The Cincinnati Reds may never
grab pennant themselves. but
they have been great help to other
teams In this respect. In fact. the
Reds are fast winning the rep OF
being the best pcnnat makers OF
any league Generosity and self
sacrifice are n couple OF their most
lovable traits. In 1908 they helped
the Giants win the bunting by Civ
Ing them Mike Donlin. They gave
tho Cubs overall and Stelnfoldt.
and thus aided them In winning
the pennant several years straight.
BY passing Paskert and Lobert
along TO the Phillies. they have
given the latter nice start In this
seasons race. And In the mean
while the Reds hover around in the
second diyjslon. so as not 10 spoil
any Of the chances.
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THIS IS BETTER

Tho Seattle Champions got away
In the lead In the battle with the
Portland fipplns Tuesday. and were
never headed. when activities
ceased Seattle was In possession OF
the long end OF a 0 TO , score.
Meikic flung a steady game for the
locals Score.
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Visit tho Hcidciburg Cafe Mn.
sic. Entertainment Hotel Birkie.
First and Spring Advertisement.
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Other Northwest Games

TACOMA. July is--The Tacoma
Tigers played ragged ball agains,
the Spokane Indians Tuesday. drop
ping the second straight game TO
Mike Lynch's cellar champs by an
II TO l score.
Snokanc .................
Batteries coveisskie and Han
nah. KurfusH. neiford. Crum and
Hnrfis
VANCOUVER. July is.--Toncr
lasted only three innings against
the Vancouver Beavers In the sec.
ond game of tho series here Tues.
day Boaiman supplan,ed Toner.
but too late to save the Bees from
a 20 defeat
aNfhhNff ss#sss.sss "a
Victoria ss.ssss.s... IL
Batteries Wilson and knnnick
Lewis. Toner, BoatmAn and Brotisn.
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choir. Sacrifice hii--shaw Rtnten
hases--larhson. strait struck out
HY Nnikie :. by Mays Hnsa on
haIis--off Meikie :. or MAYS Time
OF Eams---its. umpire-CaHey.
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Leave your little wants at The
Star Branch.
One III your neighborhood.

One in your neighborhood-
NORTHWEST BRANCHES,
BOARD 4 Mcclure. 9th and e sts
Butler & Field, Druggists 3rd snd Indiana ave.
Postal Telegraph. W. b. A. sta. Bond bldg.
Gnsweil's Drug Store It'll and 7 SITS.
Fred B. Campbell, Drugs, 420s Georgia ave-
Z. II. Day. Druggist. i4th and 7 SITS.
VIM. IL. Davis, Druggist. 18th and SITS.
Fiemer's Pharmacy. 18Th and Columtis road
Gentner Drug Store. i4fb and SITS.
Goidenoergs Bureau u Information.
Herosts Drag store. 25tb and Pa- ave-
Hyseisn Pharmacy. md and Mas. ave-
itoim"Hd Pharmacy. Holmead and OTIS place.
Hoitsciaws Newsstand, 17OS Pa. ave.
Interior Dept. 9Th and F. Postal Telegraph.
\ Kspp. Sons & Co. Information Bureau.
Morse's Pharmacy. 1904 l. Ut.
y. ID. Parker. y. Cap. and
PsGl Pearson. Druggist 18th snd Florida ave.
r d. Ridgewsy Pharmacy. Conn. and Fla ayes
Roland Wallace. Newsstand snd Stationery Store,
e2s 9th 81.
C1ion Station. Postal telegraph
United states Capitol Postal Telegraph.
lis2 Connecticut ave. Postsl Telegraph
ouiSley . Drug Store. list and SITS
GEORGETOWN
oDonpcli's DRUG Store, 32nd and n ste.
Prfde's Pharmacy. 2srb and sts.
Postal Telegraph. 1919 Wisconsin ave.
NORTHEAST,
r. K. Richardson & Co.. y. Cap. and 2 ste.
kenesly's Pharmacy, " Cap. end SITS.
Tsylor & Lamb. iith and z. Cap. SITS.
u. VI. McWilliams' Pharmacy. 1245 II st. ne
Yeatmsn. d. A, Pharmacy, 7th and Ii.
Lincoln Park Pharmacy 18th and East Cap. SITS
SOUTHEAST,
Thompson Drug Co, sth and sts
Bradley Drug Store. 18th and Pa
~ 8. Fesly. Druggist 1lth and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
iith 81. wharf. Petal Telegraph Office.
suliivsn's Drug store. 18th and ID SITS.
ANACOSTIA:
Bury's Drug Store. Zoo Nichols ave.
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BOATS AND ACCESSORIES.

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buyer. Call i1is Grant place. f1s
SPEED BOAT HULL complete with fittings.
"6x4 IT, $50. 20 horsepower opposed Brennan
engine, complete. $25. Phone linen. 221S. EOS
Md. ave. ne. l3s
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MATTRESS MAKING.

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and remade. 81: all work bv experts and guar
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The San Francisco call., 1913-08-11


Sailed Aug. 10. 230 p. m.-Stmr Santa Clara.
for San Francisco: to sail p M, stmr Argyll,
for San Francisco; midnight. barge Santa Paula.
in tow tug Fearless. for San Francisco.
MISUNDERSTANDING Aug 9-Schr William
Olsen. from Apa
FORT BRAGG-Arrived Aug. 10-Stmr James
S. Higgins. stmr National City hence Aug. 0.
BANDON-Arrived Aug. 10-Stmr Speedwell.
hence Aug. s; power schr Tillamook. from AS
toriae
Sailed Aug. 10, p. m.-Schr Ruby for San
Francisco, p. M. stmr Elizabeth, for San
Francisco.
EAGLE HARBoR-sailed Aug. 1o-schr willis
A. Holden, for Manila
ESQUIAfALT-Arrived Aug. 10--U. s. stmr
West Virginia. from cruise.
SANTA BARBARA--Arrived Aug. 10-Stmr
Queen from San Diego.
Sailed Aug. l0-Stmr Queen, for San Francisco.
ISLAND PORTS
MANII.A--Arrived prior Aug 9-Br stmr Nile.
hence July 9.
HONOLULU-Arrived Aug. i0--Stmr Arizonan,
from Seattle; schr Salem, from Tacoma.
FOREIGN PORTS
HAMBURG-Arrivcd Aug. Ger stmr Sisak.
hence April 20.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-11
WIRELESS REPORTS
FROM SHIPS At SEA
py MARCoNI WIRELESS

These reports are received dlrectiy
from the Pacific coast stations OF tne
Marconi Wireless companys
Saturday. August g.
STEAMER vENTURA-From Honolulu Tor San
Francisco; p. m. 1879 miles on san frah-
cisco. .
STEAMER J. A. cHANsLoR- Kaanapali
for San Francisco; p M, S62 mics on San
Francisco.
STEAMER SANTA RITA-Trom Kahului for for
Port San Luis; p. M, LOO mhes iro" TOT
San Luis
STEAMER LURLINE-From' Honolulu for San
Francisco; p. M. $50 miles on San Francisco
STEAMER SIBERIA-From Honolulu : for san
FRANCISCO; D. M. 1855 miles on San fran
cisco.
BRITISH STEAMER PERsIA-Hence Aug. for
China; p NJ. lab miles on San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. August 10.
STEAMER CATANIA--e2 miles north OF San
Francisco at p. NJ
STEAMER wILLAMETTE-45 miles south Of
Point Arena at p. M
STEAMER ATLAs-120 miles north OF San
Francisco at p. m.
EAST SAN PEDRO. August 10.
STEAMER YALE-s p M. OF Santa Barbara
GERMAN STEAMER SEBARA-Aug- Q. s ?. M:
latitude 90 north longitude l20 west; bound
for San Francisco Kosmos liner
SEATTLE. August 10.
STEAMER CITY OF PUEBLA-I.eft Everett at
u.
ASTORIA August TO-
STEAMER CARLoS-San Francisco for Port
land: bound up river at p- 10.
STEAMER w. F, HERRIN-Poftland for Monte
rev: IA miles south of Columbia river at 8
p.
STEAMER HYADES-san Francisco to Seattle;
OF Columbia river at p. m.
STEAMER COL E. Z. DRAKE-With barge 30
in tow: San Francisco to Vancouver: 600 miles
north OF San Francisco at p. M
STEAMER FALCoN-San Francisco to Seattle;
40 miles south of Columbia river at p M
STEAMER ARoLNE-Seattle to San Francisco:
266 miles from Seattle at p M
STEAMER ROSE CITY-Portland TO San Fran
cisco; crossed Columbia river bar at p. M
EUREKA. August TO-
STEAMER GEO. w. FENWICK-20 miles north
OF Cape Mendocino at p. m.
STEAMER CoLUMBIA-3o miles south Of Cape
Blanco at p m
STEAMER BUCKMAN-5 miles south of Cape
Blanco at p-
STEAMER OLIVER J. oLSoE-25 miles south of
Crescent City at p.
STEAMER YoSEnTE-on Cape Mendocino at
Sp. m.
STEAMER NORTHLAND-On Eureka at p. m.
STEAMER JOHN A. HooPER-with schooner
Oakland in tow; 55 miles north Of Cape Mendo-
elmo at p.
STEAMER J. B. STETEoN-so miles north of
Cape Blanco at p- N.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-11
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners oi
the Pacific
Special Dispatch to The Cal


ASTORIA. Aug. 1o.-The tank steamer ". F.
Herrin arrived down. the river this evening and
Is expected 10 cross out this evening
The steamer Rose City arrived down the river
this afternoon and proceeded to sea.
The Union oil tanker Roma arrived this after
noon from California with cargo OF crude oil
for Portland and proceeded
The steamer Roanoke arrived this afternoon
from San Francisco with freight and passengers
and proceeded.
The steam schooner o. NJ Clark sailed this
morning for California ports with cargo.
The steam schooner San Ramon sailed this
morning for San Francisco with cargo OF
lumber
The German steamer Ferd Laeisz sailed with a
cargo Of lumber this morning for the United
Kingdom via Puget sound points.
The steam schooner Daisy Gadsby sailed this
morning for San Francisco with cargo OF
Lumber.
The steam schooner Shoshone arrived early
sthis morning from San Francisco and will load
cargo of lumber for return voyage.
The steamer Beaver arrived this morning
from San Francisco and proceeded TO Portland.
The barkentine John Palmer arrived last even
s3nS from South African ports and will load
cargo of lumber for a return.
The steam schooner Paraiso arrived last night
from San Francisco with general cargo and
VIII load lumber for a return.
PORTLAND, Aug. 1O.-One Of the largest lnm
her sehooners aioat. the John Palmer arrived al
Portland tonight. after making a long voyage
from Port Elizabeth South Africa The Johr
Palmer has net tonnage of 1.6sO. she left the
African coast, May IL. and reached Astoria Sat
nrday night The Palmer will take back cargo
The tramp steamer Oceana left down Saturday
night and the tramp steamer c. Ferd Laceisz
also started down late Saturday with grain.
The steamer Henderson arrived Saturday night
and today her boilers washed at the dock
Of the Shaver Transportation company. She left
down again tonight.
SAN PEDRO. Aug. 10.--Steamer Santa Monica
arrived from Eureka with $50. 600 feet of lumber
Steamer Bear arrived from Portland
steamer Queen arrived from San Diego and
proceeded for San Francisco
Steamer Harvard arrived from San Francisco
and steamer Yale touched here en- route from
San Diego for San Francisco.
Schooner Benlah discharged 10000 feet OF
Timber and sailed for Umpqua river.
EUREKA, Aug. 10.-Steamer Scotia from Sar
Francisco arrived at o'clock this morning tc
load lumber for southern California
Bringing freight and passengers from Port
land. Astoria and Coos Bav the steamer Alliance
arrived at 4:S0 o'clock this morning and sails
north tomorrow.
Steamer F. A. kilburn sailed for San Fran
cisco this morning at 1920 with freight mail
and passengers.
SEATTLE, Aug. -Arrived-Steamers AI-Ki
southeastern Alaska; Admiral Farragut vir
cinian. San Francisco; British steamer Prince
George. Prince Rupert
Sailed-British steamer Prince George, Prince
Rupert.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-11
QUARANTINE FOR BABIES
Kept I'm Glass Room at German Em-
press Fnvorite Hospital

BERLIN, Aug. 10.--A quarantine sta.
ton for babies has been opened In ths
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria hospital fol
Infants, the favorite charity of the Ger
man empress.
contagious diseases have been isIoated
at the hospital. Now all babies are
quarantined before their admission
They are kept in rooms with glass
sides and ceilings. Each room is 10
feet long and 5 feet wide, equipped
with a bath, bed and every other
accessory for the comfort and needs
of the infant. Fresh air is provided
by social system of ventilation.
If the results of the present quaran-
tine rooms are successful such rooms
will probably be established In other
hospitals throughout the country.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-11
POOR COOK, SAYS BIGAMIST
Left First wife Because She Lacked
In Culinary Skill

LONDON, Aug 10.-Alfred Frank
Hendy. SIS, carpenter, in pleading
guilty to a charge of bigamy in Old
Bailey court, said that he left his first
wife because she was q poor cook and
attended chapel, leaving him to obtain
his own meals.
The second wife according to Hendy,
is an excellent cook and administers to
his wants much better than did his
former spouse.
For his oversight in neglecting TO
obtain a divorce before making another
matrimonial alliance Judge Lumley
Smith sentenced Hendy to two months
imprisonment at hard labor.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-11
THROW KISSES AT POSTERS

LONDON. Aug. 10. - MY attention
was attracted TO him by his throwing
kisses to the women depicted in the
posters on the billboards,' said a DO
liceman in giving evidence at Kingston
against William Rockey. 81, local
character who was charged with dis
orderly conduct. / have got a way OF
throwing kisses to pretty women. r
can't help it. 1t is my heart" said
Rockey, who was discharged with a
caution
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-11
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

81 NOfSiS OF WEATHER CONDt1iONS
The pressure has risen rapidly over the Pacific
slope With the exception of light showers along
the central coast of California and light after
noon thunder storms In Nevada there has been
no rain on the Pacific slope. A moderate depres-
sion overlieS Kansas. but no rain has fallen In
Nebraska Kansas western Missouri and Okla
horna during the last "a hours. Thunder storms
have occurred from Chicago to New York and
also in the southern states. At Tampa 06 Inches
have fallen during the last "a hours. The most
important feature of the weather Is the sharp
fall In temeprature the lake region At Chi
cago there has been fall of "a degrees and at
Toledo 20 degrees. The following high tempera-
lures have occurred: Abilene 100 Dodge City
100. Kansas City 100, Oklahoma 9S. Washing
ton CO.
FORECAST
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at midnight
August IL. 1918.
crate west wind.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Monday. moderate
temperature: light north wind.
Sacramento yaIey-Fafr Monday. moderately
warm; light south wind
San Joaquin valley-Fair Monday. contlhued
warm: light north wind
California south of the Tehachapi-Fair Mon
day. high fog in the morning. moderate tempera-
A G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-11

NEW SUBMARINES
GET TESTS TO-DAY.
Diving War Dogs Built by
Union Iron Works to Be
Tried Out in Bay
California Returns and After
Coaling Went to Man
of-War Row

Two new submarines which have
been completed~at the Union Iron works
will begin a series of tests in San
Francisco harbor this morning IT is
expected that the tests will not be
concluded until late in the afternoon.
The boats will perform on the sur
face of the water and below. including
diving, locating. trial speeds and ma
neuvering with torpedoes.
California Returns
The cruiser California dropped an
chor in the bay yesterday after a stay
stop was made at California City, where
coal was taken aboard. The ship will
he stationed in man-of-war row until
the arrival Of the Pittsburg. which is
The admiral.s flag will then be trans
ferred to the California, after which
the cruiser will proceed south to join
the rest of the Pacific fleet.
Brings Gasoline Cargo
The gasoline ship Cowrie of the
Shell Royal Dutch fleet is due to ar
rive the latter part of the present
month with a cargo of 5000 tons of
gasoline consigned to the American
Gasoline company in Martinez The
Cowrie will be the second Of the gaso-
line ships TO arrive at this port from
Borneo and Sumatra- The first ship.
the kessler, brought 1000 tons two
months ago.
shippers Benefited
In order to facilitate the shipping OF
bumper crops from the Pacific coast
states to eastern and Atlantic states,
the American Hawaiian Steamship COM
pany will inaugurate a schedule which
will call for extra trips outside of the
regular runs to Tehuantepec. This in
creased service will commence about
August 90 and continue until the end
Of the crop transporting season.