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The San Francisco call., 1913-08-02

wind south. velocity % miles per hour
NORTH HEAD. Aug II. II m Wegther
cloudy; wind SOUTH velocity 10. miles per hour
POINT LoBoss Aus i. -, m.g- weather
clear; wind northwest. velocity four miles per
POINT REYEs. Aus. !. e. ns-w.asner
cloudy: wind northwest. velocity II miles pc.
eight s. per sss
w1a sossH.. aos .5sss 4 mile. p.s sssI sss
July I. in fat 30 deg n long IS deg ". Ger
July I. il LAT sosdsg \. alans IS deg ~. Gsl
ship christel yinnen. from Hamburg. FOR Santa
bark L Ptller. from HsmburG fer ssa Fran.
Jnne n. III lat 20 deg i. long 4s deg n. b.
BARK agnten. from Hamburg. fer santa RosalIs
- "e4'- DOMESTIC PORTS
/ FORT BRAGG-Arriveds Aug 1.stmr James
s. Higgins. hence Jhly 81.
Sailed July 31-Stmr Brunswick, for San Fran
SAN PEDRo2ArrIved Aug. 1-sfmr Helen 4
Drew. from Greenwood: stmr Tahoe from Aner-
wiIiass Il. Murphy. from Eureka. stmrs ssufs
Clara. hence July So stmr Harvard. from Sar
Diego.
cisco: stmr Harvard for San Francisco. stml
Santa Clara. for San Francisco.
Queen. hence July 81. ands sailed for San Diego.
SAN DIEGO-saIled Aug. f. 4 me-stms
George Looms. .ofor Ventura.
AsToRIA-sailed Aug i D. m-Br sfnz
ts fD Is. syae 4 ? s.n Edsa
Arrived Aug. 1-Buse 81. hence July 2s: stmr
bHreakwater, from Coos Bag 3 ?. me- Ger stml
| G. Ferd Laeisx. from Tacoma
GREENWooD-sailed Aug 1-Stmr Whites
boro for San Francisco.
CRESCENT EITY-Arrived Aug. /. - M
M Enfx hang
RAYMoND-SaiIed Aue. 1-.stnr QnInault fos
San Francisco; stmr Chehaiis, for San Fran
SOUTH BEND-saIled Aug. /. 11:4s I. NJ
stmr Quinault. for San Francisco; $50 ?. nn.,
PC FORT sas GAMBIEMssiled III IS Aug, 1-schr okano
SoME-Arrivsd jay 81. ) !. -ssmr sena
T POINT iIS REYES REYEs-p.ssed Aug j. 12.1o >. NJ
Stmr City Of PuebIa. from Victoria. for sar
a1 fs prane,seo @ 'ma Iaos ssr Par sspn
Arena = from Mattalle. for San oFraneIscos tx
NJ, stmr Pasadens sfrom & Albion @ fer s.r
Dor for San Francisco.
Passed Aug. Il 3:s5 p. m-stmT = s. Loop
.mr EIsssetS from Bsndoa ror San
3s25 p. m. stmr Brooklyn, from Coos Bay, FOL
spsedwell and FIfsid for ssn Frineisro '''''
ABERDEEN Sailed Aug !. ~ m.-skmr sar
PORT PORT m cnEscENTDPasssd sa 10 Aur. 81 1o:ss
4 MI Tghtsilip 93. from sea.
sEATTLE-Arrived July 31-stmr Buekman
henFe July 81
Arrived Aug. II s. stmr Heather. from
cruise R
Sailed Aufs j. 5o:a. stmr President. for
San Francisco: stnF FL Segundo. for Powell
KETcHIKAN-saiIed Jaiy s1-stmr Humboldt
coRDovA = Sailed JULY 81 g stmr Admiral
sampson. FOR Seattle. stmr Alameda. for Valdez
TACoafA = Arriyed Aug. - Stmr Arixonan
from Seattle
Yokohama: stmf Bee, for San Francisco July
31-Gcr stEnr c. Ferd L4eIU, for Portland. Ore
Arrived Aug 1-Stmr Buchanan from Seattle
Sailed Aug. 1-Sfmr Arizonan, for Hono1uIu.
ETREKA-Arrived Aug. |, a. m.-Sfmr r.
a. KIburn hence July 81
Sailed Aug. f-Stmf Alliance. for Coos Bay.
TATOOSI-Passed July 81. 7.t5 p m.-Bl
ship Holt Hill, from Iquiquc- for Victoria.
ISLAND PORTS
HOSOLTLU-Arrived Aug. s :. m--Jap
stmr Tenyo Maru, hence July -
Sailed Aug. !, 4 m-Jsp Sfmr SAInyo Aaru,
for San xrancfsco: sxmr MayeEick. fW kAhutui.
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Marriage Licenses
sAN FRANCISCO

The following marriage licenses were issued
Friday AuSust L. 101S.oso
E-WESTPH1L-Thomas n Blake. y
1850 Washington street. and aAlice f. West
a ATFIIT-SfLvA-David Adoiph Catellis q
see Green street, and Josephine Silva. H. 2o2o
Dfs IaNCIE-ZARo-Harry S. de LancIe. g.
Rerkeleye ana aknna ". Faro. y. Colma.
EDWARDS--vAN oMETER-Clarence Lee "a
wards II. IA O'Fzrre1l street, and Vera Ada1f
van Meter, Is. 100 Buchanan street.
GEISTER-BURKART-T Geisfer. -
e Lundy lance and Elisa 9Burkart, 4o- Oak,
GoLFINos s-oARRINaER- George Golnnos. =
IA Eighth street. and Beatrice Garringer, 20
III Eighth street
LIJND0 EN-LEDERMAN-Gustsv Lundgren
as 070 San Jose avenue, and Lucy Rosanne
Lederman. 30. DAILY City.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MiailcvIch, q
1915 Scott street, and Milka Vgicieh, -, 121s
IzTTE-MTYATA-Koichi Minute. al, and
shifsuwa Mlyata 90 both Of Reediey.
Observation-Disclosures Popo6. ~
23s shotweu street. and Tessie Serslaeft. -
TO Rhode Island street
sHAw-HrNxs-John BENJAMIN Shaw. e i7oe
Palm avenue.
OAKLAND
The following marriage licenses were issued
Friday. August I, 1913:
Observation-Disclosures Bierwirth
81 Berkeley. and Katie WarreI1, IS. OAKLAND
HOEBEL-SCHCLTZlPa Peter Hoebe1 "a
Observation-Disclosures G. Pimental
g. and Mary Sequeira. %. both Of Alvarado.
STr.vA-ANDREWS-Joh Silva IS, and Ida r
Andrews. H. both OF Sebssfopok
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/. WIRELESS REPORTS
FROM SHIPS At SEA
~ M4RC0NI WIRELESS

These. reports are received directly
from fhe PacfncS coast stntions of the
Mafconi wireless companys
Thursday, Julv 81
due TO arrive It San Francisco August 2 day
> light
STEAMER HIoxIAn--Frem P,ikst sound. fos
Gsss aSssas1s pI.i.s4s ssy al a1 s m s niles from
STEAMER SANTA .RITAs-rron Port .san Luis.
from. Bort San Lnis. All we'll
STEAMER j. cHANsLoR From Port san
Luis: for Heaolains a,s July 81 a41 niles from
sHiP E H. PHELPS From Honolulu for Port
San LHis; July 81. p. M. IS miles from
Honolulu. All well.
for HonpluEu: July 3r. 3 p. M. 4sS miles from
San Francisco All well.
STEAMER oxEUM From Pert San Luis. FOR
Seattle; July s1. ps. M. 5o3s miles from San
Francisco. All well.
STEAMER ". i. HERRIN-From Aonterey. for
Columbia river. July 81. p. M. 259 miles
south or Columbia river. All well.
STEAMER soNoMA--From San Francisco. fol
miles from San Francisco- Fine, clear weather.
with nice breeze. smpoth sea: barometer.
50-12; temperature. 20. All well.
STEAMER HYADEs From Honolulu. for san
san Frsncisco ali wefl
STEAMER PENE6TLvAEIA-FromB Balboa. for
San Francisco. due af San Franciscosat Z :. "a.
August 2
STEAMER BEAvER2Troms Portland for San
Francisco: $ p. M. 20 miles south Of Cape
Mendocino
STEAMER yUcATAN-s .. NJ. on Point Arena.
STEAMER RoMA-s p. M, IS miles south Of
San Francisco.
STEAMER WHITTIER D. m. 20 miles
south Of San Francisco
STEAMER wATsoN-s n. M. fve miles ea
Point Reyes.
STEAMER H1ANALxT-ssp. M. four miles north
of Pigeon point
STEAMER A1oLIHE-s ,. a.. % miles north
of San Francisco
STEAMER KoREA-S D. m,, 145 mites eut from
San Francisco; dne' At g 4 M
STEAMER ADMIRAL FARRAGuT-s p. m.,s oa
Point Cabrillo.
south Of San Francisco.
STEAMER q. ". FENWIcK-s D M. eight
miles south Of Point Sur. )
STEAMER YALE-S p. mss IS miiss south ol
Pigeon point
EUREKA, Aps. L.
STEAMER FIrTELD-7 p m. on Biunts reef
STEAMER SPEEDwELL = 20 miles south Of
Point Gorda.
STEAMER AsuHc1oH-aso miles north Il sau
srEAxEa w4sHTrxAw-soo niles north Of
San Francisco
STEAMER ATI.As-24o miles north Of san Frsn.
cisco: due At San Francisco At ep. NJ Aug. 2.
STEAMER JOHN A. HooPER-21 miles soutn
Of ST. Georges reef.
STEAMER r. A. ULBuRx-Passed. In at 1
q. m
STEAMER ALLIANCE PASSED ont At 10 :. i, n.
EAST SAN PEDRO. Aug. I.
STEAMER NORWOOD p. m. on Cape win
cent. north bound s.
STEAMER J. >. .sTETsoE-s ,. ns 30 miles
south Of Point Conception. south bound
STEAMER wTLLIAM CHATHAM-s D. M. ou
: Hueneme bound north.
STEAMER HARVARD Passed Hueneme II s:21
p. m. bound north.
ASTORIA. Aug. l.
BARGE s1-From Richmond. for Portland; ID
miles above Astoria.
STEAMER w. r HERRN-From Monterey. for
Portland: crossed coiumbia river bar at !
STEAMER EpaAR II VANCE twith log raff In
2tewl-kron astoria. for San Frsnsisce; "a
Tfllamc5k rokk-
STEAMER CEETRALIA-From San Francisco
for Seattle; $40 miles north Of San Francisco.
STEAMER CHEHAL1S-From Raymond, for San
Franciseo.ocrossed Wiliapa bar.
STEAMER COLONEL E. L: DRAxE-Frors seat.
tfes for San Francisco. via Everett OF Point
STEAMER PREsIDEzr-or Umatilla. llshsship
4os at 8 q. m.
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KAHuLuI sslied iuly 81 : stnr sM.serick

KAHULUI Sailed july 81 stmr Maverick,
EASTERN PORTS
NEw YORK. Arrived sfay5 81 Stmrs ken
. BALTTMoRE-Arrived July s1-Br stmr erof-
ton Hall, from Iquique.
/. FOREIGN PORTS
Y0kOHAMA-Sailed July 30-stmr Siberia.
ANT0FAGAsT4-Arriyeds Aug. 1-Bktn Koko
BAHIA BLASc1 = safled July 30 g Br stmr
1a5 coRosFIsaiisa s led jn:y so"Br .tnr H.rnete,
MoNTEvinEo : Arrived !aly % stmr pa Da.
PUERTO MEXICO Arrived July 81 s stmr
.vIcT0RIA--ArrIved Aug- lrBr stmr Bsnero.
phon. from Kobe; stmr Umatilla. hence July q;
saiP He,t H from 41a 1I,aoiausa
Jnl1 Ie-Ger bark Goldbek. for Santa Rosslis.
ISLE OF wIGHT-Passed July e-r bark
Noemi. from Hamburg. FOR San Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS
F. NEW YORK-vArrived Aug. 1-aStmr Patricia.
from Hamburg: stmr Perugia. from Gsnoa; stmr
Baltic. from Liverpool
NAPLES s-Arrtved July 21-stmr Alice. from
ALGIERs-ASrived July 2ssstmr Argentine,
ANTwERP-Arrtved July sf-sstmr Manitou,
from Philadelphia
6hEN NkS--ArfaseQ JuIy Si--Stuar h0in. LxoIn
YoKOHAnA-Arrived prior 10 Aug. d-stmz
Nile from San Francisco. for Manila July 31--
LIBAU-sailed July c6-Stmr csar. fer New
York.
cHERBoURG- Sailed July 31-Stmr Impera-
tor from Hamburg and Southsmptonp, for New
York
AUCKLAND-Arrfved prior to Aug 1-stm.
Mariana from Vancouver. B. C.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AuE. 1-Stmr ccrslcan,
HALIFAX. u. s-Arrived Aug 1-Stmt Sar.
dinian* from Glasgow. 3
GIBRALTAH-ASrsved Aug f-Stmr Barha
7rossa FROM New York. for Naples
QUEENsTeWN-Arrived Aug. ls-Stmr Celtie
ssIled Aug 1-stmr AdrissIc, from Liverpool
for New York.
:PATRAs- Sailed July so-stmr Patras. fol
New York.
PLYMOUTH Arrived Aug 1-stmr ST. Paul
RoTTERDAM-Arrived Avg, I7-stmr Moor
dam. from New York
+ FIUME-.Arrived Aug. 1-Stmr Ivernia. from
LoNDoN- Arrived Aug. 1-stmr Pomeranian
from Montreal
/ PUNTA ARENAs-Arrived prior to Aug. l.
stmr Lcfds LonsdaIe. from Antwerp for san
francisco
PAYTA-Arrived Aug 1-skmr Nina Bera,
from San Francisco
Memoranala
/ Captain and four men Of schr welding Broth
previously reported. arrived at Prince Rupert
August and report vessel total loss.
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Shipping Intelligence
ARRIVED
III Y E1
Frfdev Aur

"a
Friday Aug.1.
s.a5 = m. stmr Tale. Bartlett. is hours ,
cssBs.. foP f. .se san ana
lilo q. m, ostmr Governor Cousins. "a hours
from San Redrp: passengers and merchandise 70
1Izio = m, stmr Point Arena HaIvcrsen. %
hours from Matfole Landing: oos cords bark to
II:as :. 5 az. = stmr Carlos. Hansen. 81 hours
from Everett; 400 o00 feet lumber $50 piles. $50
poles to Olson Z Mahony.
hours from Albion; 900 feet fumbeg to Albioa
Lumber company.
fren Redondo Beach, ballast TO Dollar Steam
ship company.
hours As minutes from Honolulu passengers and
merchandise fosJ. d. SpreckeIs Bro~. company.
I:15s a. m, stmr Thomas r: Wand. Petersen.
90 hours from Eureka $4,000 feet lumber to
450 = h.. stmr City Of Topeka. Harris. 10
hours fss EaTess s s passengers sra merchandise
Ga. M z 3 strnr South Dakota, Bennett, 2
days ,{ from San p,sse Die Up sI,sr s K,o.. ;, a.,
from Mo1i; o.z5o tous coal to Western Fuel com
psnys
hour. from vesor ee and ner.
chandise to Pacific Coast Steamship company
$40 p. N. barge Santa Psul.. Pslle, e sheur.
company. in tow Of ting Sea rover.
40 2. n. stmr saginsw, Weber $ hours
CuIIoch Lumber COMPANY
Sis D. m. stmr Brooklyn. Svenson, 80 hours
cfrom Cocs Bay. passengers and 1acs 600 box
shocks, g tons merchandise to Sudden Chris
7.s5 >. M, stnr r. s. Loop. Mattson. 50 hours
from Biaksiey;a $4,000 feet lumber to Loop
7:5s ,. a., stmr Elizabeth. Fsgerlund. 4s
hours from BsBdon; passengers and merchandise
: As p m. st@r westerner. Fagerstrom. 4s
hours from Redondc: ballast to Olson & Mahony.
Frfdars Aur. +
stmr watsos Brennan. Seattle: Aiaska.Pscinc
s'st stmr Isqus. Self, Coos Bay:ew. s. scsmnell
stmr Coos Bay Bowen Ventura; Pacinc Coast
sehrs Ann,e Johnson. Murrsy. Mahukona: Mat
son Navigation company.
stns ial<, Bartlett, San Diego; Pacific savi.
stmr HansIsi. Jackson, San Pedro; Indepsnd-
ent steamship company
SIS .. n. stur celumbia. Alien. Grsys
II:ss -, M stnr Davenport. aBettners. Ts-
coma.
1910 a m.s sehr Monterey Kelly. Redondo. In
11;1o = m, stmr Yucstau. Paulsen, Astoria
TO ps NJ. sschr Annie Johnson, Murray. Ma
SIS .. n. stnr Adeline smith. Olson. Coos
SO .. m, sfmr Preutiss. Hansen. Eureka.
a.2o D. m, stmr Arollne. GeaIs. Astoria.
$40 .. M. stmr Hazel Dollar. Ridley. Hankow.
"a SIS ssI ). A ms s. .tnr Comedian Netbertou LIZ
erpco}, via Monfevfdeo.
3.58 ,. m. stmr Hanalei Jackson San pedro
o. m. stmr Watson Brennan Seattle
4-3O D. m. stmr Iaqna Self. Coos Bay
AS .. m. sfnr Yale. BartIett. San Pedro.
TELEGRAPHfC
POINT LoBos. Aug = 10 p m.-Westher
h1xy; wind northwest. velocity I2 miles per hour
WEATHER REPORTS
POINT L0B0S, Aug /. Doon--weafher haxy:
wind northwest. velocity eight miles per hour
POINT REYES. Aug. I. Il m---weather clear:
wind northwest. veloelty "a miles per hour
TATo0SH. Aug. !. II n.-Weather fogey:
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SYNOPSIS or WEATHER CONDITIONS :
There has been marked increase IN cloud
ness orer Nesada. Utah and Idaho Light after
noon showers have occurred in the great valley
Of California. Owens valler. Nevads and Utah.
The weather i generally clear from the Rocky
mountains 70 the Mississippi On the Atlantic
coast the weather Is cloudy and 4 moderate
thunder storm has occurred at View York with =
maximum and velocity or % miles from the
southeast There have been m excessively high
Temperature a. eastern points
on the Pacific coast there have been some IN
usual changes There has been q fsll Of 10
degrees In Sevada and IA III the northern por-
zion of the Sacramento valley also "a degrees
in the Rogue River valley
Afternoon temperatures In the great valley
range from 50 to 96 degrees.
FORECAST
Forcast made at San Francisco for 30 hours
ending midnight Saturday, August 2, 1913.
For San Francisco and vicinfty-Fafr Satur-
dzy. moderately warm light west winds
For Sants Clara FaiIer-Fair SATURDAY. warm
er. light north winds
Fer Sacramento vsfIey-Eioudy Saturday. shorv-
ers in the mountains not 50 warm; moderate
north winds
Fer san Joaquin raIley-cIoudy Saturday.
showers in the lnoHnta ains-9 continued warm !
light north winds
Fer California seufh Of the Tehachapi-Fsir
Saturday, 5 warmer light north winds changing
to vest a. G. HcADIE. District Forecaster.
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BIRTHS

CRoFTON-In this city. July 81. 1918. to the
wife Of T. C. Croftor. twin and daughter.
JoY-In San Mateos Mar 10. 1919, to the wife Of
T. Il. joy, 4
WARD-In Alameda. July ~ 1918. to the wife
Of John e. Ward Jr., I daughter
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UARRIAGES

McDONALDa-WIIKlIn this city July -.
1913 BY Rev. William RAIDER. Robert franklin
Mcdonald and Lydia Wi1ke, both Of this city.
STABER-uPHAM-Int this city. JULY 80. 1913.
b. Rev. William RAIDER. Ernest H. staber an1
Augusta May upham. both Of this city.
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ANOTHER BASEBALL DEAL

BOSTON. Aug. 1---AnnouBcement wss made
today of the purchase by tine Boston American
club of Pitcher Riexe- ns the St Paul American
association team and Ipdelder CarIstrom of the
Lawrence Mass New England league club
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Mrs. Mary w. Hawke. widow Of Rear
Admiral James A. Hawke, u 5. ~.
died at hero home near G Calistogz
Thursday morning. She was born In
Philadelphia. but later moved to Ala
bamag returning north In 1885, She
and her husband came to California
in 1900. when be was put in charge
or the naval hospital at Mare island.
She leaves three daughters and two
sons, Mrs p A. Lowering. Mrs. c. n.
Ffske, Miss Mabel Hawke Dr. w. w.
3 Hawke and Albert T. Hawke.
Funeral services swfu sbeT held by
Chaplain A A. McAllister, u. S. n.
tomorrow Her body will be buried
In Bristol. Pa
Alfred A. Trsgidgo, SIS years old, min
ing engineer and first president OF
the Pacific Gas and Electric com
pany, died last night at the home OF
his son. Don Tfegidgo, So Bush
street Heart trouble was the cause
of death Mr.. Tregidgo.s most
notable early achievement was the
damrning Of the Yuba river for the
creation OF electric power. In which
venture he was associated with Eu-
gene de Sabra- This was the be-
ginning oof the Pacific Gas and Elec-
,ric corporation.
Mr.. Mildred Fpnge C1intsmAn, is years
old. bride Of less than year OF
Elbert Clintsman, is dead at the home
Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Fun8es 1850 Pacific avenue. Alameda.
Mrs. Clintsman is survived byo q SON
OF two months. The cause of death
was pneumonia.o
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Transport service

Transport Service
The Buford Ii At San Francisce.
The Crook IL At San Francisco.
2 The Logan left San Erancisco Tor Manila
July 8.
The Sheridan Is NJ San Francisco.
The sherman is ar San Francisco. scheduled
TO sail for Manila August
The Thomas arrixed July II At Manila.
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Time Rallo

United States Branch Hydrographic Office Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, August
1. 1913
the time bali on the roof CT fhe Fairmont hot.i
was dropped today exactly 1t noon. Pacific stand
ard time f110th mertdianl. or at sh o0m~ 00ss
Greenwich mean fimg. wv. TOMB.
Lieutenarf. II s. n. in Charge.
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Weather Report

United States Department OF AgTicGl tire.
weather Bureau. San Francisco. August !. 1913.
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OBITUARY. NO T[s
FORMER SEATTLE MAN
DIES. IN SAN FRANCISCO

~ IlIam =. SenkAMss neRFeSh1aAse 81
Large SHOE Conpany, was Wen
Knows In Northern City
William p Jenkins. SO years old. died
at the residence or Austin Mcnamara.
$3.50 washington street. late Thursday
night He had been ill for about three
weeks and his death was expected.
Mr.. Jenkins was native of Roches-
ters NY, and was well known busi-
ness man OF Seattle before coming to
San Francisco' about three years ago
as the representative OF = large east
ern shoe company
The funeral will be held, In Seattle
next Tuesday. Yesterday his brother
In law. E. c. acheasfy.. came to San
Francisco to take charge of the re-
MAINS He wiz leave for the north
this morning.
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DEATHS

xxpE1sox-n tals el.y. joy s1. lsls. Alsert
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Captain and four men Of schr welding Broth
ers previously reported oarrived af Prince Ruper
August and report vessel total loss.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-18
Sam T. Clark, Detective

Follow that Mexican who just
left this store and SIZE if he hash I
got something not his own, was
the substance of a remark made by
Mrs. J. Is. Hodgdon to Sam I
Clark the other morning, us she
saw 4 man who acted suspicious
leave the store.
Hes going right down by the
alley by your bank, " continued
Mrs. llodgdon.
Sam took the cue and marched
after his nibS, J. II. Brown later
joining him in the detective stunt.
The fellow marched right over near
the county Jail, and when front Of
that institution they called on the
man to halt and invoked the aid Of
Officer Dan Hathaway. The three
marched their man under cover and
found three pair Of trousers tucked
under his coat.
The story WAS finished in Judge
Rogers court this afternoon
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-18
Knocked Out

There is world of pa,hos in ,hss.
words they may mean loss Of tn
moon'y, or perhaps the loss oc m,
bread-winner" from which IN, fam Uiv
obtain livelihood. But there cn ,1a,' y
S - ,h thought perhaps he is insured d
r y, .ne raclhc Mutual Life Insurance
" li In that case the loss of time
or lie Is promptly paid. UNIV
Loss OF time and daily inooo,. 49,.
always heavy, and usually be .V''e are ,
mos, nose who can least afford tbo 81 1oa ~"
Does the lesson of negirenc. emnes US tc
you! Another accident today 'p "r ~ ="
morrow may wipe out YOUR rsso " 10
y y cannot totally wipe out Won. irrorsc
InS you insure in the Pacific Mutual I.ifc
49,, See John NJ. McTeer and 90, a nc.
and accident policy-let hins et NE
now TO get big returns fran '~ sS you
Investment. ''o'' small
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-18
REPORT ON WHEAT CROP
Continued from first page

Continued from first page
seeds terminate.
The soil should at all times be-
kept in fairly moist condition.
More moisture required in pc
riods of rapid growth.
Practice on the station farm is
to irrigate just as soon AS the soil
shows perceptible signs of dryness
at depth of four to six inches"
VARIETIES.
Twenty.four varieties have been
tested for number of years with
average yields running from &c.
bushels per acre to 54.55 bushels.
Only one averaged below 81 bush.
els, while twenty were above 20
bushels, and two were more than
30 bushels. The highest yields were
by liedgerow and Kehl, both of
which yielded 50 bushels per acre in
1908. Rodi holds the record for the
highest average over a period of
nine years, 5i.55 bushels per acre.
ROTATION
Soil put in good condition for
alfalfa seeding. Or wheat may be-
followed same year by beans. corn,
milo. kafiii or milet."
SUMMARY
!. Ii costs more To produce wheat
where irrigation is necessary than it
does in more humid sections.
2. Prepare the seedbed well. Put
in the seed with a drill at the rate
of one and one-half bushels per acre
Keep the soil moist.
3. Treat the seed for smut with
formalin solution before sowing
Use one pint Of formalin to twenty.
five gallons of water.
4. Sow winter wheat early in Sep.
TENDER Sow spring wheat any
time from October to the last of
February.
COMMENTS
Our readers have the gist of the
Bulletin. Now is the time to SOW
spring wheat. Farmers who have a
pumping plant know or should
know what it costs them to irrigate.
80 they can compare their estimates
with The above Cost of Produc.
ton Interest on investment will
be less here as land is cheaper. No
water tax has to be paid Less
amount of water will be required if
a lever harrow is used on the wheat
after each irrigation from the time
the wheat is six inches high until it
is too large, We hope to see more
wheat grown in the Mimbres Valley,
Bulletin "a can be had by writing
to the Agricultural Experiment Sta.
ton, State College, n. NJ.
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Haywood

Eben Wilson, from the Bmro
mountains. is visiting his brother
Robert at the Double Circle ranch.
six miles from pcming.
The dance at Dryer Friday night
was a complete success. over sixty
couples participating. Three car.
riage loads came from Drmnv: also
II number from Santa Rita, Hurley
and elsewhere. Delicious refresh.
ments were served. Miss Cooper of
Deming carried off first prize her
costume being the queen of hearts
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Templeton
spent the first part Of the week in
Deming on business.
Mrs. Hiram Mordenson is expect.
ed home from Arizona. She has been
in the hospital, very i'll Mr. Nor.
denSon holds Il responsible position
with G, N. SaddIer at the Fluor Spar
mines.
Edward Jordenson, Dr., had a mar.
row escape Sunday. He fell from q
porch, cutting his head severely.
From last reports he was improv.
ing.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-18

Telegram from Mrs. Parke Taylor
reads Have secured excl usiye
agency for Gage hats. Large shin.
ment made" Also fine line Of nov.
elites for spring trade. Heath &
Taylor. Next to DR.. Moran's adv
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-18

Alexander the Great had class
he was able to stand up under the
work and the name of the Self.Fill-
ing Conklin Fountain Pen is nscrib.
ed in the same catalogue. 1t is also
looking for more worlds to con.
quer. Let it conquer yours. We
will he glad to show you. The
Browning Pharmacy. adv.
Try kinnear's Derma Lotion. II
doesn't cost you anything if you
don't like it. j. a. Kinnear e. Co.,
The l.exall Store. adv
Kinnear's Derna Lotion. afte,
shaving. Feels good on the face
Your money back il you want it
}. A. Kinnear & Co.. The Rexal
Store. adv.
Kinnear's Derma Lotion for sur
and wind burn. Your money back
if you wantit. J. A. Kinnear h Co,
The Rexall Store. adv.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-18

For irritated skin, chapped hands,
face and lips use Kinnear's Derma
Lotion. Your money back if YOU
want it. j. A, kinnear & Co., The
Rexall Store. adv.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-18
Bedichek at albuquerque

Roy Bedichek departed Monday
evening for Albuquerque. He is to
address the commercial club at that
place tuesday night, his subject be-
ing Community Publicity"
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To the Public

As ! have been setting and reset.
tlng monuments, doing cement
grave and lot trimming in the Dem.
ing cemetery for the past four
years, am always ready TO render
you my valuable seryic. L. F. Mo.
ran, Phone ZIG.