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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-02-20
wOoDBINE.

Sheriff Hassler was a woodbine
visitor Tuesday,
Mr.. Raetz, the hardware mare,
has sold out to e. F. Schwak. We
hope he will like Woodbine and
realize good business.
VIII Cue moved his family to
Oklahoma Tuesday.
Miss Emma Fengel and Mrs. G.
B. Gemeny went to Kansas City on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koepke left the
last OF the week to visit their son
who was seriously burned.
]. p. Longhofer is moving to his
Delaven home this week. He was
ia good neighbOr and will be greatly
missed but we wish him success in
his new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art StiffEer of juno
t5on City are visiting relatives here
this week.
r. H. VOlkman and Charley
Mitsch and Win Johnston went to
Kansas City the last of the week
with cattle and hogs.
Grandma Nusz is spending a few
days visiting in Abilene.
Mr. Muenzenmayer enjUyed visit
with his father last Tuesday.
Frank End Henry Oesterreich
went to Parsons Tuesday to see their
brother.
Ben Shank of Navarro was here
on business the first of the week.
]. R. KOhler left Tuesday morning
for Texas MN land business and ex-
poets to be gone week.
Alvin FrSsk went to Remington one
day this week to get dental work
done.
Mrs. Barnes of Enterprise spent
4 few days here with her daughter,
Mrs. Chester Kitchener, the last of
he week.
Mrs. Slump of Harrington is visit
ng her sister, Mrs. Frank Shippy.
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JOHNSON.

Dan Ross Of California is vfsitinl
in this neighborhood.
Harden Asher left for Missouri
Tuesday where he will make hts
home. Mrs. Asher will leave later.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hanson are
on the sick list.
John sleiehter is saving wood
northeast of Abilene.
Jerry Mcsweeney carried off the
hOnOrs at the spelling school at
Johnson Wednesday night. Anoth-
sr spelling school win be held Feb.
2sth.
johnson school dismissed Thurs
lay and Friday to allow the teacher,
Miss Josephine campell. to attend
he North Central Teacher Asso-
station At Juneilon chr.
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TADMAGE.

Mr.. IND Mrs. Bert Mitchell are
the proud parents of little gid
born, Friday, Feb. z.
The sale at J. E. Laney's last
week was great success. Mr..
Laney will move to Abilene. The
family fare old residents IN this
community and viii be greatly miss
ed as they have always been active
in chupch and social aafzfrs.
Arthur Chase and family moved
int their new home EBCently vanat-
ed by u. e. Laney.
Mr.. Sand Mrs. Eng1e visited with
relatives in Buckeye Sunday.
w. 5. Anderson cRme up from
Abilene Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Korn and daughter returned
to Abilene after several weeks
visit With Mr.. and Mrs. B. wv. Blew
art.
Mrs. u. M. Mitchell is visiting at
the home Of her son, H. B. Mitchell.
Mr.. sand Mrs. ChaHleB Hull will
move on farm near Niles in the
near fWture.
Mr.. Metz lost a very valuable
horse Monday morning.
Two telephone lines are being
brought into TaImage IRON Willow
dale, known as the .Schopp and
Chase gaes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rider are the par
ents of a bov born Feb. 8. Mr.. hid
er's have recently moved on the u.
A.. EngIe farm.
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present. The evening was spent ii
playing games and in social chat
and All spent q pleasant evening to-
gether.
Gertie Mccoy spent Thursday
with s. A. Romberger's.
Merle whitney who has been quite
sick is slowly improving.
Miss Esther Cheney IL in school
again after being absent for a week
ON account OF sickness.
Mildred Ramsey spent Sunday
with home folks.
Mr.. ingalls, was called to Abilene
Sunday, his mother being quite Ill.
d. M. Swisher and Fred Staehii
marketed wheat at Talmage the
first of the week.
Mrs. Fells and children spent last
week with relatives north Of Tai
mage.
Mesdames Watt and Roller spent
the day Tuesday with Mrs. Staehli.
Messrs. Grice and McGinnis each
purchased a fine team at the Laney
sale.
Miss Elva Waller spent the day
Monday with Mrs. Blaine Foster.
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NAVARRO.

william Graham left for Topeka
Monday.
Miss Mary Maughermar was II
Enterprise Thursday.
Navarro is going to have a boost
er day Saturday, Feb. %.
G. Graham shipped a car OF hogs
to Kansas City Monday.
william Olsen has a new motor
cycle.
John Londeen returned Friday
from Kansas City with a fine auto.
William Graham and family spent
Sunday at A. Walkers.
William Olsen was transacting
business in Enterprise Monday.
A. e. Reynolds and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Issitt were in
Herington Sunday.
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ACME.

The home of George Buchena,
was the scene of merry party Fri
day evening when about forty
neighbors came unexpectedly to hell
them spend the evening. Delicious
refreshments were served and all
present had an enjoyable evening
! Mrs. Roger Reed and son Of Man.
chester visited her parents Saturday
and Sunday.
J. G. Engle was in the north part
OF the county conducting sales Mon
day and Tuesday.
Lowell Fry went to Junction City
Saturday.
Mike Weber went to Minneapolis
to work for the Brown telephone
company.
Miss Viola Phillips visited home
folks over Sunday.
Dick Fry came up from Junction
City Saturday.
The Crochet club met with Mrs.
W. G. EngIe last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Knerr enter
tained the Crochet club and their
Monday night. Each and
every one had delightful time. A
delicious supper was served. Mrs.
Charles Haynes presented to Mr.. and
Mrs. Kneer a set of silver spoons
or remembrance in their new home
n Abilene.
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honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Neader-
hiser Friday night. Many useful
gifts were received.
Mrs. Henry Cundiff and SON verl
spent several days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John TSott last week.
John Irwin called on Will Hoef-
ling's Friday.
Wick FelIs called on Carl Bots
Monday evening.
w. e. Converse made business
trip to Nebraska Monday.
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LANEY DISTRICT.

VIII shuey shelled corn for staehli
and Griee Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rulings spent Thurs
day with ]. L. Whitney's.
Mrs. Grant Foster and Mrs. Roller
went 70 saIiha Friday, returning
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Foster enter
sained The neiyhboFhood party Fri
day svenlns About thirty we're
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SOLOMON.

Will Devices went to &alina OF
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Thomas Kerr went to Salina
Tuesday on business and to visit
her daughter. Mrs. VIII Hogan and
Mr.. Hogan.
John Dewar fand daughter, Miss
Grace, were shopping in Abilene on
Wednesday.
MT. and Mrs Fred Browning
motored> to Saliva Wednesday and
called on friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Starret and
two children returned home the ffrsb
Of the week from Salina where they
had been visiting friends for a few
days.
Mrs. Will Lancaster and little
daughter, Edna, left last week for
their home in Kansas City after
having spent several weeks with
Mrs. Lancaster's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gatchet.
Miss Helen Backer and Miss Myr-
tie Vanderbilt were shopping in Sa-
tina Tuesday.
Tom McGrath and Jerry Sullivan
were in Abilene on business We'd
nesday.
w. A. Pontious OF Lawrence is
visiting his nephew. James Brook
walter and family, this week.
Mrs. Will Deweese and her sister,
Miss Maggie Hudson were shopping
n Saiina Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Minor Of
Wankegan, ILL.,, have been the guests
OF Mr. Minors sister, Mrs. H. s.
stephenson and Mr.. Stephenson for
the past two weeks.
Mrs. Lizzie Cunningham returned
home last week from Ohio where
she had spent five months with her
sister and other friends.
The United Brethren Aid society
met with Mrs. Jim Dorflinger We'd
nesday afternoon.
Al. Carpenter drove over to Min
neapolis with me debaters Thursday
afternoon and the Minneapolis de-
batere came to Solomon Thursday.
Mrs. Phinegar is visiting old
friends in Abilene this week.
Mrs. W. Havener went to salina a
Thursday.
The last number Of the lecture d
course was given At the opera house
Wednesday Night and was appre- v
slated BY 3 crowded house. IS
A. d. smith sold out ais hardware
'fors IN Missouri and Is expected q
.eme aoon. d
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TURKEY CREEK.

Mr.. Golden, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Golden and son Clayburn, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. P. Nemechek, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Baird and son Paul and Miss
Lille Nemechek were entertained at,
Mr.. Stice's Friday evening.
Mrs. Paul is spending some time
with her mother Mrs. Gramh, and
sister, Mrs. Schwendener, and fam-
lily of Navarro.
4 Mrs. Haslouer returned from a
visit with friends and relatives at
Hope and Carlton.
p. NJ Nemechek and son BOYD
hauled their, wheat to Abilene last
week.
Miss Emma Hansen is staying with
Arthur Baird's.
B. P. Nemechek and wife sum
dayed with Mr.. Warmers.
John Olsen of Dillon spent sun
day at home.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Baird, Feb. 10, a son.
Misses Lena Byers and Gladys
Korrell and Calmer Byers were sum
day guests at Jas. Olsen's.
Miss Daisy Cooper is spending a
few weeks with Mr.. Longs at De-
troit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Haslouer
visited on Sunday with l.. HaaIo,iar
Sr. and family.
Miss Book visited on Sunday with
Miss Susie and Ray Witter.
Arthur Baird and family moved
rom the Sherwood farm to the
Baird farm last week.
School was dismissed at Farming
on on Friday last.
Miss Lille Nemechek was a guest
N Sunday at Berton Lays.
Miss Anna Haslouer left ON Sun
ay for a weeks visit with her cou-
lns, Misses Drummer, Of Hope.
Geo. Lay and children, Elmer,
toward and Miss Mildred are num-
cred among the grip and pneumonia
atients.
Miss Hedwig Schmutz spent Sun
~ with her people in Abilene.
Messrs. Harley, George and Joe
aslouer and Albert Holton called
! Boyd Nemechek Sunday evening.
A few from here attended the pie
cial at Humbarger school Friday.
Miss Emma Hansen spent an en-
yable day with Mrs. Jno. Taylor
lnday.
Singing school at Eureka every
lursday night. Mr.. Byers instruc-
r.
Happy were the chickens on En-
prise street when on Friday last
I'D Nemechek's team, while stand
: near the elevator, scared at an
coming train and ran down the
eet, scattering almost q load Of
eat.
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~, /, 't.' NATIONAL HOTEL
Good dinner zoe.
30wtf
HOPE.

L. Ohmart returned from Buck
Feye Saturday.
J0hn Brubaker and wife spent a
few days at Dunlap and Conncil
Grove.
NJ. Ohmart and family spent SIM
day with Avery Ohmarta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Maust spent
Sunday at Ramona.
Miss Mile Messimer Of Wood
'bine spent Sunday with Nora Maust.
Misses Catherine Allyn and Nola
Brubaker called on Miss Virgie Reed
afternoon.
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Jack For Sale or YHade.
Leaving the farm / desire to sell
or trade a fine Imported Spanish
jack Of mammoth breed. VIII trade
for anything can sell at public
sale. Will sell cheap. w. H. Red
field, Route 2, IL miles south OF
Acme. 13w3t
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A Close Shave

Or any other kind OF a shave.
or anything in the tonsOrial line
can be had at LOrensOn's barber shop.
Three first class BARRIERS. Reflector
building.
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!, Notice ITO All Real Estate Men.
" My 400 aacres in section 2, town
ship Is south, range 2 east lis de-
clared entirely off the market.
,dw1t* WILHELMTNA RUBIN.
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The o. L. Moore home on North
Buckeye Is offered at = low figure:
seven rooms. modern. bic lot. sta
bic, etc. Terms t. rnit So r.
W. wilson AZ Relledaor oifieo
Nf mo
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Roa cATAaRls Of tie noss, throat,
stomach, bowels and more deliclia
otRnas. Be- snrs 70 fzto Hood's earsa-
pariila-it Is a RADICAL cURR
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KhersOn Seed Oats.
Limited quantity of early Kherson
seed oats at soc per bushel. F. L.
Bfaesi. phone 1896, Abilene. wit"
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For sale, 2-year-old Hereford bull.
J. B. Case. 2Ow2t
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Seed Oats.
For sale at the Farmers Elevator,
Abilene, SOC per bushel. 2Ow2t
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Taken Up.

AUKCM UVs
One calf. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying ex2
penses. Jno. A. Fraser. wit"
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24

Robert Hoppner. . parOI vioIator,
was brought before Superior Judge
Dunno yesterday on an old charge OF
passing worthless checks and sentenced
to serve one and half years In San
Quentin.
Burglars entered the apartment Of
Mrs. w. b. Nutter, 1855 Eutter street,
Friday night while the family was at
dinner and stole an assortment of jew
elry.
William Stewart, convicted Of = stat
utory offense, was sentenced yesterday
by Judge Dunno to servo two years in
San Quentin.
Claude Lombard, strike breaker, ar
rested for carrying concealed weapons,
failed to appear before Police Judge
Shortall yesterday and his bail OF $50
was forfeited.
Patrick Crimmens, . merchant OF
Sacramento. fled petition in bank
ruptcy yesterday. His liabilities are
S1,4d6.31. with no assets. Frank G.
Price, q mechanic at Petaluma, also
filed petition His debts are sched-
uIed at $1,296. with no assets.
Manuel Pachee was arrested yester-
day and charged with grand larceny,
accused Of picking the pocket of Joseph
Oliviera OF SGT.
To raise funds for entertaining visit
ing comrades during the national con-
vention In 1915 q grand reunion OF the
United Spanish War Veterans will be
held in Schuetxen park today.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

Warm weather prevails in California, Oregon
and Washington. In the Sacramento and San
Joaquin valleys afternoon temperatures have
reached as high as 10s degrees. The weather Is
generally clear, except that 1t is cloudy in the
high Sierras and light showers have occurred in
southern Nevada. There have been a few scat
tered thunder storms in Utah. Colorado and Wyo-
ming. The weather is clear and moderately
warm through the great belt. 1t Is also
clear. but rather cool for the time OF the year.
in the Ohio valley and lake region Along the
Atlantic coast showery weather is reported. but
no high temperatures.
FORECAST
Forecast for the 30 hours ending at midnight
August "a 1913:
San Francisco Oakland and yicinity-Fair Sun
day. moderately warm, maximum temperatu ture
about rs degrees; light north wind.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Sunday, continued
warm, maximum temperature about e5; light
north wind.
Sacramento vaIley-Fafr Sunday continued
warm. maximum temperature about 102, light
north wind.
San Joaquin valley-Fsir Sunday. except light
afternoon showers in the Sierras, continued warm.
aximum temperature about 106; light north
wind.
California south Of the Tehachapi-Fair Sum
day somewhat warmer. maximum temperature
about SS: light north wind. changing TO west
A. G.. McADIE, District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners OF
the Pacific
IeciaI Dispatch to The CalD


EUREKA. Aug. 23.-British steamer Cape
Finsterre arrived from Honolulu this morning
and will load lumber at bay points for Australia
Steamers F. A. Kilburn. Lakme. Phoenix,
Santa Paula and Acme and oil barge Santa
Paula departed for San Francisco today.
PORTLAND, Aug. 2a.-Ths schooner Omega
mills of the West Side Single company to the
North Pacific mills.
Laden with appro1imately 10000 feet of lum-
Der. the schooner Andy Mahony was towed down
from Prescott for sea at o'clock this afternoon
She is bound for Salayerry.
Carrying passengers and freight the steamer
Breakwater. Captain MacGenn. sailed this morn
ing for Coos Bay.
Laden with 139 tons OF freight Of which 70
tons was caseara for st. Petersburg and the
remainder cargo for New York. the American
Hawaiian steamer Paraiso, Captain Jacobsen
sailed at 9:30 O'Clock this morning for San Fran
cisco.
ABERDEEN. Aug 2s.-steamer Columbia de-
parted this afternoon with every passenger berth
taken Steamer Norwood sailed with complete
passenger list. Schooner DauntIess departed for
Porallen. Steamer Chehafs arrived.
San PEDRO, Aug. 23.-Steamer Yale arrived
from San Francisco and proceeded for San Diego.
Steamer Hanalei arrived from San Francisco
Steamer George Loomls arrived from FL Sc
gundo with 5000 barrels fuel OIL
Steamer Caspar touched here en- route from
San Diego for Caspar.
steamer klamath completed discharge of
100000 feet Of lumber and cleared for Portland
Steamer John A. Hooper arrived from Willapa
Herbor with 10000 feet Of lumber.
Steamer San Jacinto finished dischsrging
$4,000 feet OF lumber and proceeded for
Hueneme to discharge 10000 feet; thence for
Grays Harbor.
Steamer NorthIand proceeded for Portland
Steamer J. B. Stetson cleared for San Fran
cisco.
ASTORIA, Aug. 23.-German bark Thielbek ar
rived, after a slow trip from Santa Rosalia
The vessel will go on drydock to be cleaned
Steamers Alliance and Needham arrived today
from Eureka and San Francisco respectively
The George R. Vosburgh with the barge Ne
halem IN tow. arrived Friday night from Neha-
lem bay.
British steamer Crown Of Cattle sailed today
for Victoria and Vancouver, B. c., with part
cargo from Antwerp
Schooner Oliver J. Olson arrived Friday night
from San Francisco
SEATTLE, Aug. observation-disclosures North
land, from southeastern Alaska; British steamer
Hazel Dollar, from Willapa: barge SO, from San
Francisco.
Salled-SteameT Admiral Farragut, for San
Francisco; steamer Maekinaw, for Nome: steamer
Jefferson, for Skagway.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24
Notice to Mariners
Dorfland A.1r1aak u IL


The following affects the aids to navigation
In the seventeenth lighthouse district:
Washington. willapa bay entrance-Wfllapa
bay outside bar gas and whistling buoy, PS, re-
ported extinguished August 90 win be relighted
as soon as practicable.
Washington. seacoast-Umatilla reef light ves-
sci No. 67 replaced on station and relight light
vessel No. 90 withdrawn August 10.
No change has been made in the characteris-
tics Of the light fog signals OF umatilla reef
light vessel
Washington, Puget sound Rich passage--Bain-
bridge reef buoy, 2, first class nun, heretofore
reported missing, replaced August I3.
C g. G. s. Charts $685. u, 61S5 61o0 6444
$780, Light List, Pacific Coast. 1912 page IS.
No. 275. Buoy List. Pacific Coast 1911, pages
40 and 80 BY order of the bureau OF light
houses. HENRY L BECK, Inspector.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24
NETHE RLAN1s ROUTE
Prom Pacifir Slraaf Wharf pise Mn. p

This route Offers exceptional opportunity for Auto.
mohista to reach all points the Sacramento River:
CoIinsville, Emmaton, Rio VISTA Iseton. Ryde Walnut
Grove. Vorden, Courtland. C1arkshurg Sacramento.
except Sunday. arriving Sacramento 7o0 D. m Stopping
at aa points route. Leaves Sacramento 600 D. N.
daily except Sunday arriving San Francisco 100 q n.
No stops en- route
Steamer Modoc or Apache. leaves San Francisco n
noon daily except Sunday. Leave Sacramento 1000
daily except Sunday: stopping both ways at ali
points en- route Arriving time San Francisco and
Sscsameatoi Indefinite. accountfrut season.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnage Engagements

The British steamer Spithead is under charter
for wheat from Portland or Puget sound to the
United Kingdom or continent at 37s 3D.
The British steamer Boveric is under time
charter for one trip In the Pacific trade at 5s
Sd. delivery and redelivery Australia
The following lumber charters were announced
yesterday: The barkentiDe Echo and the schooner
Philippine, from Grays Harbor to the west coast
OF South America; schooner Churchill. from
Grays Harbor to Santa Rosalia: barkentins John
G. Meyer, from Portland Puget sound TO a
direct port In China: schooner Samar from Co
lumbia river to the west coast OF South America.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24
EAGLES FOR VALLEJO PARK
Especial Dispatch to The CAM

NSpccIdI lipputtH 20 IHe CdIJ
VALLEJO. Aug. 23.-The city of
Vallejo will establish an aviary at the
city park The city council today ac-
cepted the offer Of Lieutenant Milton
s. Davis. u. s. N. to present the city
with two bald eagles captured In
Alaska during the recent northern
cruise OF the United States steamer
Maryland. The birds will be the iirst
occupants.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24
r,oNpoS-sailec Aug Ger stmr Memphis.

LONDON Sailed Aug. 12-Ger stmr Memphis
for San Francisco
sYDNEy-Arrived prior Aug. 22-Br stm1
Aorapgf hence July rs via wellington, N. 2.
PUERTO MExICo-Arrived Aug. 22-Stmr
Texan. from New York.
Francisco.
TSINGTAU--Arrfved prior Aug. 20-Jap stmr
Senju Maru, from Oregon.
YOKOHAA1A--Arrived Aug. 22-Br stmr Tai
thybfus from Puget sound for Liverpool.
Sailed Aug. 21-Br stmr Empress OF Asia, for
Vancouver.
IQUIQUE-Arfyed Aug 23-Br stmr Ashta-
bula. hence July 81.
DUBLiN-Arrived Aug 22-Br ship Cambrfan
Princess, from Oregon.
vALPARAISo-Arrived prick Aug. 28-Ger
ship Eliza Lihn, from Puget sound: Br stmr
Curaca, from Norfolk, Va.
CoRoNEL-Arrived prior Aug. 23-Br stmr
Craster Hall. from New York.
Memoranda
SEATTLE. Ang. 23.-u. s. stmr Mansanita is
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24
ELEcrRIc sunuRBAN Wa sAusALIro

sausalito, MIN Valley San Rafael-Daily every
an minutes from Gas q. until 9:45 q. N.
bourly until 2.45 p. m. then 3;15 p. m and
every 80 minutes until T:ls M: then $3.50.
dition[Every so minutes from 9:45 a m. to s:13
.. M. except e:I5 p.
ok AIS f1o4Is 1o:45, 4i1.15. i1:45 l. n I,
fia:i5, i2:46, t1:15. l:4s 2:45 s;15. s:4s. 4:i5.
<:45. b:I5. 5:45, 6:15. GAS. f7:15. 7:45. $50.
San Quentin via San RafaeI-Leavc daily st
a:i5 a. m. and 1 ~ p. IN:
AZ 4. M until IA p m. then ais D. m ana
every hour until 6.15. then 7:45. a:3O. 1i:f3
= Arrives 7:0J p. m. ssArrives 1o:35 a. m.
sssArrives 1885 a. m. Except Sundays. fSun-
DAYS only. Saturdays only sMondays only
Radline Transfer Companyss agents are aufhoes
lied to check baggage direct from residsnca,
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24

Via Alameda Pisr
70 Oakland, f4ih and Franklin sts.--
els, 6.45 g. m. and then Is and - minutes past ths
hour until 745 p. NJ; then $50. els. f000 1046.
11.30 D. m and 12.15 a. m.
70 Alameda, North and South Side
615, 645 g. M. and then Is and IS minutes past che
hour until 745 p M: then $50. els. 1000, 1o.l5.
l1.30 p. m, and f2.f5 .. NJ.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24
Army Transport.

The Buford is at San Francisco.
The Crook is at San Francisco.
The Logan left Manila for San Francisco Au
gust is.
The Sheridan is at San Francisco
The Sherman sailed August 5 for Manila
ThA Thomas sailed from Manila July so
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24
LOCAL FERRY TRaIHs-ELEcTRIc SERVICE

Via Oakland Pier
To Oakland, 18th ST. and Berkeley, via Shatfuck Ave.
and Ellsworth 81 -Daiy-From 600 q. M, and
every twenty ues until $50 p. m, inclusive; then
a00 940 1920, 1100, 1l.40 p. m. i220 and 20 N.
Additional boats Saturdays and Sundays only, $40
D. m, 920 1000, 1910 and ll20 p- m.
70 Berkeley via Caor MIA ST. and West Berkeley, Albany
via Nlath ST. LInss.-Da Daily-From 500 n m. 1870,
GAO, tz0o m. and every twenty minutes until $40
D. n inclusve then 900 s40 10-7 90 II. 40 p m,
l2-20 and l.2o a. m. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only, $40 p m. go. 1000. 10.40 and li20
p. n.
To Oakland. Washlnqion- Broadway. East Oakland.
Fruitvae and MeIrose, VIA Seventh Sf.-Daiy Prom
600 a. M then every twenty minutes until $40 p. N :.
inclusive. then 600, 940 1920, ff00. 11.z0 p M,
1920 and 1-20 8 m. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only, $40 p. m. go. 1000. 10z0 and 1i20
D.
Horseshoe 10 Oakland Washlnsson- FsuiaIs
Alameda North Sde.- Daily-From 600 .. N, to20.
Gao, 100 7.2o, 740, 500, $40, $40 am. then 400
pm, 40 44o. 500. $40. $40. GEO. 62o. $40. ZOO
and II 40 pm.
To Stonshurst Steam Sendce1-f6o0. fe40. t7.20.
1900. tfe00 g.. m. Il % p m. TACO, t200 fa.20s
AGO, 800. $40 and t6-20 ,. N.