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DaklanO Ctibunt BURCH 2,1923 FRIDAY' EVENING WW I. SHIPS and SHIPPING OATCLAND WATERFRONT NEWS STEWAHT HEAL HITS nr He-men? They'te Down on Farm! Rockne Says So FRENCH LINE TOADDFOUR ntnriri nf tint? Hs Parade to Seattle Jlie NelMa lme freighter BUFFALO BRIDGE it at Ine Howarcl tertnuia. todai tataf large consign merit of general cargo for deliverj ia Seattle and other Puget Sound ports. craft will le boolt-d through today Seattle fr6m the Port of lYlUlUKnirj First Vessel to Connect Coast With France to Be Ready 'ti -t "'v4t; Th rrannh IIm la addition of four tnotorships in addi- tson tbe tisst'i Bireaoy in op- tioa between Pacilie coast porta ana Prance, according to announcement Heude, passenger traffic manager of tbe French line. i ,1 jt I .1 I Tbe liret ot me auarieija Wf-i course of eonstructioa and tv-IH in service by epring of 1S3 The vessels will Be primarily cargo ear-rying craft wittt-jaaeenger aceomr-rnodatlon from to li flrt clas The boats will average apeed of knots.

Lacnesnes-Heude Is making a tour of the Paeifie com- pany with.CapUIn B. AllleVj Ptoifla coast manager of the Ho. Ma that, tb trade ebetween her and rrenoh porta la highly atlfacj tory and that there 1 everyv prospect of IteJKeaterjrrowtb. JzJrS (AW "PEDRO, Mare rlved: El Segunao, a Harbor; Boeony. a.

nu Tale, Id, nw clsco; vaquero. a lslandl Pelnt Bonlta. I New Or leans R-lcbmond, a. -R'cn--monds Muna. Mia, ui AdmlL'1 Dewey, shiwwi Portland; West.Hellx, .7 a.

Ne Yirkl I C. Flfssirombns, mt, Ruth mij PeattJai Santa Maria, ll.a.' Bajfaoai tha. bonee 1 H. Yokohama; Harvard, 1:10 p. Palomar, m- Baa Diego; Huntress, p.

Ba Quentln; Bhaesen German). p. mn Hamburg; Toledo PV Newport News) HiS Everett! Nebraska British), 4U0 p. rru, Rotterdam; Kawanee. p.

m.r.Avon; Quinault, JO Vl.c. WJpartdr CnfalleWataon; i' ejfc aetundo; I Bo hmln Clnb, :0 PhUadel phla; H. M. Storey, I J. as.

Fiualmmona, I p. tnW-Rlohmonrlm a. XiUpmi EmldiA Baltlmpr? Dorothy Ala aander, 9. SeatUe; Kl ft lalea nw Admiral Dewey. diSO i Ban Dlegp Maeonlo (Brit- lahV; I Buno Aires; 4:106.

nv. Humboldt.1 i i0 p. lr, Point Bonlta, i39 p. San Franolaoe: Grenholm (Sorwea gian), p. t4ep.

Puget ound; Point Montana, 1:80 p. New Orleans; El Begundo, 1:80 pi Guaymaa; Richmond, p. rj lambla river; Point Loraat, :20 Grays Harbor. 'V BAff- I KGO Marek l-( --Arrived Orays Harbor; Baltimore; Yale, I p. Ban, Iran- Cisco; Departed.

Palomar, 1 San a. San Vraneisco; Bather Johnson, Ban Wllanglo, 10 Ban PORTtULNU. OnV Marcb 1(P) ik Arrived! -At Longvlew, -UlHan TO Puget 4 Balled: Mojave, I p. Us An- -galea; Edna, p. fiati frann Cisco- and I.os motorahlp Annie Johnson, 8:80 p.

Stockholm and way port; from Drlseoll, BklV. aha Maru, It a. YokoUam anil Osaka. v- ABTORtA, Ore, Marek J--Wl Ar-! rived; Yoshu Msru, 8:41" a. Mllke; Anne.

Hanify, JU Admiral Bchley, 8:80 Ban Diego and way, Balled! Admiral Flak. :89 a. m. San i'ranclsco; W. 8.

Miller, Lo Angeles, TA COM A. Marek Mogul, Anyox. B. last night: John C. Seattle, tileht; C.

m.l Radiant, San. Diego, 12:30 ra.i C'adaretta, Ban VranolcQr FINDIA Colonel; Indicted in Senate Probe, Won Title Vith Rougli Riderl. By OWES L. SCOTt 1 gswlil OrfsssmSMt Ts aUaa4 tllltn CHICAGO. March There no longer la any doubt abont who la ine rear boss or the giant etanaara OH Company of Indiana, He very distinctly is shown to aa Robert Stewart, now rated aa tba greatest produoer and seller at gasoline in tbe world.

The Rocke feller family, founders and builders pi standard oil. la revealed aa av ing but a minority potential interest tn tne Biggest oi jne aonoerna tnat from their original company, onn nocaeieuer, claims dt 140 shares out of MIM1I out. funding, and the total -voting strength ha and nla family could muster waa but shares. Stewart, on tbe other band, facing Rockefeller's dlspleas-ure because of his Indictment for contempt, growing out of -refusal to answer questions of the senate Teapot Dome Investigating ooramlt- tee, corraled 366 votes, or a. majority of the total outstanding.

The name of Robert Stewart, more than that of Rockefeller, has been associated with tba development of Standard Oil of Indiana. Two: years ago he earned. the position aa tbe outstanding figure in me woria a oil Industry by consolidating with Pair-American Petfoleutn. There now are rumors that he will aoon be need of billion dollar oil corporation consoII4atlon with th uulf Oil Company. -i Kellevcs In Publicity The chairman cf tba Board of Standard Oil of Indiana always has been a believer in open dealings and In publicity' for industrial i'or that reason there considerable surpvlse expressed when he refused to answer" aomal Of the Questions put to Mm By tne senate ADmMiittaa iWfy i But onoa he made up mt mina not to' talk couldn't be budged.

earned: military title as a hard iiBhtingnierobef of Roosevelt's- rtouch Rldsrs. has alwayi ibeeft battler and a. man ot force. He is a nroduct of tbe great open space of the Middle west born and raised on an Iowa, farm, educated at Coa College with a lew decree from Yale, and finished off aa an attorney out in central South Dakota wnn that countrywaa pretty much a frontier, Back In the lltO's ba had known. Senator Thomas Walph, his present InquUI-tor, whn both were "wild weat' attorney.

i'- f' Rongh Rider private In South Dakota Colonel Stewart was 1 political and a corporation Ha had offices at Pierre and represented the Chicago and Northwestern Railway aa wen a other olle'nUr When th- Spanlah- American- war broke out ne enitatea as a' private. In -the Rough Rider and came out ol that' war major. Later he reorganised tne aoutn Dakota National Quard, which atni I a model. v'-- I In lu, at tne time or tna reorganisation of tha Standard Oil Company Stewartlrho: had an. tared tbe company a an attorney, was given hie chanced Throughout the hUtory of tba Standard Oil Company of Indiana hx baa been a dominant if ure.

aggressive and so able that bta cern soon waa crSwdlng tba parent oi isew geaey. ins hold through the year in oraased to such an etent Jthat tow can command over -three times tha voting strength in the- OOmpeny held by the Rockeeilera. After the vote-which gave him a unanimous re-electlori to the boar'd of dlrecturs, without Rocneieiier. support, the vlalbjy wa greatly One wore battle; had been sucoesstui, out mere aim I an indictment for' contempt -f tha aenat pending. twsrrisat.

is.r i-, i i i Lions Club Superior udge PET ALtJMA. March Superior Judge Rolf L. Thompson waa the principal speaker at tne weeKiy luncheon meeting of the Lloria' elub. HI subject, "The Progress of tha Laws," waa a reminder to all -good oltisena to eee that tha law ar enforced, no matter what they are or how unpopular. District Attorney Dole the fellowship chairman of the day.

Dr. John C. Hackman, who. wa recently promoted to the rank of major on the. staff of Qen srai Miioneii, painarons nuiuani, Waa i presented with a fine et of silver shoulder insignia.

Quests present were Mis Bertha-King, B. W. patteraon. and L. OiQddard of San i'ranclatfo.

i Funeral Held for Lhas. is Hammdl M.6UNTAIN VIEW. March S. Funeral rites for Charlea B. died thl week at hie home in Center' wera held Wednestthy afternoon from tha An way funeral chapel.

1 Rev. Rob- erteon pastor of Trinity Methodist church. In terment wa at Alta Mesa cemetery. vV HanrmlU va a native of wiscon-n, TI yera of He leaves a widow, Mrs, Martha a Hammill; three daughters, Mrs. C.

C. Taylor, Mrs. J. R. Btrope and Mrs.

Frank McLaughlin; a eon, Robert C. Ham-mill; sister Mr. Laughllnd, and a brother, Charles Hammill. He came to this city ten years ago from Philadelphia. He was a member, of Philadelphia -Maeonla bodiee.

Stockton Youth Sent Back to Whittier STOCKTON. March 2.Theodore Lertore will go back to, Whittier Ma" waa arrested on a charge of taking hla brother-in-law' auto without permission and then wrecking it. Testerday he was booked "en route" to the southern from which police say he haa bean on Thieves Use Truck Tb Loot Cottage STOCKTON. March Burglars with a trqck Just. cleaned out the cottage owned by" William Cooper and left It as bare-as Mother Hubbard's cupboard.

Cooper live jn Monterey, A caretaker had been SEATTLE IS -MAGNET FOR-'DAY'S SHIPS everal ot Cottwie- Hect Load'Gooda Here for Puget Sotmd Port Seattle proved- to be the rargt magnet for vessels loading fa Oak. land today. Several of. tbe coastwise carrots stowed aboard the wailing carriers at both the How ard and Lawrence terminal were destined for delivery, 1 rne largest snipment tor ine norm waa tikm In the Nelson line. freighter Buffalo Crldge.

which ear' rita auto parts, machinery and artloles to the north wear necropolis. Has loaaeu ai tiowaro tsrtntnaL, The, Callla ef the Mc- Cormiek tins loaded for the same destination at the Lawrence terminal with much the eame type- of cargo, At the Enelnal terminals In Alameda, the Admiral tgebree of the Paolfle Bteamehlp-' company loaded for Bound The, Canadian Merchant Marine freighter! Canadian which arrived rsstsrday, remained ever for ship 1 mant ol salt cake for the paper mills 1n British Columbia. i- I Tit m. VaieUtM at a ri KaV isi 1 Vtt a Tlalalt arrived at Howard's rom the At lantio coejl wu nipmems, Tha Nthraafcan nf the Amerlcen- Hawallan service ts loading cargo for the North Atlantic. The former American Hawaiian line freighter Arlsoaan, which waa rcnortad ia the department of the Ban Francisco Chamber of Commerce last night being aground at the moutn er Columbia river, floated off on the high tide -this morning apparently none tbe worse for its experience If proceeded-on Its-way to Yokohama.

here it is to Be laaen over pr Japanese Interests. TO DEPART I''- nsir vildV s. HoarkM OlevelsBd Himffiulu atsanawW BsAaf Chrlttwtos Frrtlsad atultaamaJi Lss Antsiss tee ASftlti aosbysUs ssleva i Ana tin Xtrs Tort tlmss slatee ra Obsemr ttle Smetfcr aisxsad tr Seattle -iv. k. settle i IvT VSi" rsrtiaaa umn.

trtlend Eldsrsde tanks Wilmlnstoa srsaa Katasnns uMks Eamalvsls lUatsrsy frssmka Us Aas'slss TtU Is Antstse vls Lss Aasslss aiuniDsiiit Las Aastlss Htm Terk Jtrtrasss Alkisa fasadsaa n'oaBAtltABOH tsutBtmptsa Jshaso Xsw Oris as laoksnbsok aaltlnwrs tints. Qtoelle lot aaasiss ibkhi vncsniv. afimcn a. osadssavia iU Yakoasma al.ru hia lUasa. West Osmarso Raattle .1 Alsasadst rortlllld Dsway iatealj Lai Aaisiss aa asw onsaas 4'-vvj atrsi awe ibitom Italde Itnaluitl WUSslmla uraka.

Broakra Lai AaralH Xsn Oitr la a IntaUa Tsls tsirshsais' i i At trr Bllvarhasst Wew -Verb Psaamaa fWlsdslakts luokaabjch arts 'Oolsmsl r. XuaasTsaUra Karl tattia i Baabralla Lai Anttltl Humboldt Araaas Wtri (Bsrfisld Zaeklead Vajkeme- Merfalk Wtllkana Ranalnla i. Hsunlaai Xsatsrsr sa'JatoBta Lea Aateln i Barrard lATOKOAT, MAaCR 19. x- KsiaVurs Wttail Orlttokal yr Konalalu Malala VloUris Caaadlaa rarrnar Vlatari nacaalta aattls Farrsfut luraka A Oantralia uraka I. Mayf air Xatrsr outr araamaB f-rw- TO ARRIVE stABda ktsaade Wast Hsashaw liokoUma Ssntal Mara Baltlmsrs Mw Brltaia Baltlraei r.

Baa) Mablls Luckenbach aattls i.i................. Admiral faaplas Matte ana Oelumbla VoUormioa Las Aafslas Alaiandai Las Aagslas Oaddopaak Aatslas Harvard IA1UBDAY, XAaOH Hankag Altair Kakulul HaBulaai Jaltaa Amarloaa auadatpkia HalTllla DolUr laattia a'arragut laaHle Calilo fortlaad risks Eureka Baa Foam Las Anfalas Humboldt fas Aaaalas Yals tVaeAatalss VXBAT, MAB.0K Malbourna Pulpit Point Vsw Ysrk Mara Colambta Jtihnaon Itakila Poiat Boaita Port Ltmoa Eaparta Kaaaaaule Sinaloa Vlatarta Santas CalumWs Baata Osoalia Columbia .1, i Edna Xoatersr Baa Antonio La Angelas Admiral Daws? unvniv Wasnu a. Bstterdam Mabraskf Hambarg gaohsaa Bhaathal Koraa Mara Mrw York Matu Baltiaiora WUlansla altlmars KoCarmlok taltlmora Chri it anion Mobile Sutorpoo aattl Oriffdu Portland Admiral Scalar Las Anfalas Harvard La Ant ala Juan Las Anfalas Munami Las Anfalas Xuth Alazandar xmSAY, MAKCH Mariallea Preaidsat Oarflad Antwerp Eamdyk Olaafaw Moveria Boitca Virginian Baataa DorothT Luokanbaob Honolulu Mataonla leatti Emma Alexander TWXDXE8SAY. MARCH 1. Koaolalu Malala Boattle raarj Baa Lais Data; Prsoman La, Aasalaa Yale Lat'Anfalaa Admiral Paoplaa Las ABjalsa aioasjaua iAUAIUAl, SAAvA Si Trleite r-eltrt Antwar Haraklei Justia Stlreraj namsurg Caloutta i Manila Viotarta Portland Sonoma Piaroa Klanadiaa Farmer Bansoa Antonio Las Aalaa Humboldt YXIDAY, MAKCH Yokohama Maru Buaaoa Aires Maw York Los Aarelas Wait Milus Ecuador Admiral Farraavt Lad arujeiea Jiirrard lATTJalBAY.

MARCH 10, Boaten Msatanaa Hav York w. BUvarhaaal Balttmore L. Kant Baattla Santhy Alaxaadar Portland Admiral riaka r'ai i i i jiiiii or FOLKS i ProMem of Ay Assume Great Interest. y-W TORK. Macch t.

While mMymen arbusy at Albany making sure that none rf irpnor Smith's -legislative nrtv in survive th axe, New York Is raising Ha annual (tow! of ovar the dominance of the ate legislators, and their-re- i.i 1 to allow reapportionment on i. hsM of present population, lierpiev large cklm hav arisen Amrrtra. tills I a sea. Minni oulcrr predictable tm an iie. and the outcome in arl -f ts equally predictable.

-nhln happens. There lent a city In the coa try which Mi't regarfl llelf as a noble i prostrate Gnlllvrr, bonnd and i i iiraa In the bands of die IAU i iidana, 'i he last eighteen yeare hv wtt. city growth in America un -trajieied In history. In this fe i m1 the percentage of urban popu ition has risen from 45.1 to about per cent. Every where rural npulatlona have stood resolutely ''int reapportionment.

While in.a problem lis been localised in its manifestations, it is assuming nsnects of national interest; which .1 be aharply accealuated in the i-roaching presidential campaign. economic and political forces depending the lines of cleavaga i een rural and urban America. -w York state, outside of New Turk City, ihas one assemblyman rach 60100 of population. New iDik City has one assemblyman each 84.171. The ratio of tha ar large 11 On assemblyman ench 74,41 persons.

If New 1 oi city were represented at Al- iny st this ratio it would Jiave 7 i i.iivad of its present allotment of of the 164 members of th aa-t rnbly, New York 011 Is supply 1. rnura than two-thlrd of tha i i il revenue of the state. -As usual i was Introduced in tha present to reapportion the as-. It did not even itli the floor of the legislature. uo judiciary committee of tha as rnbly killed Its Tha assemblyman i up all Governor Hmltb'a pat i in a single package and i rcw them overboard.

ln, i i state development of water 'id power resources; tour-yesr i fur elected state officials; bl- ni.il sesjiions of the legislature; to ration of state-wlda direct prl-t and amendment of tha cor. i rt practices act. Tha doom- of i Governor's program wasv de ') upon st a meeting of the Re-i ritlli'iins of tha lower bouao, Thla i not represent aj sharp allgn i it between urban and rural In i It did. however, constitute of many instance In which po. tiMi opponents of Governor Smith ere able to mobilise tha hostile upitHte forces against him.

l'Rirolt and Chicago both hava oi ded extraordinary increases of iilntlon in tlis last few years, year. Michigan and Illinois 1 seen an intensified fetruggla mpfin city snd- country, each r.iiiinlng of tha attempted dom-re of the other. Blncathaltfll it'ii of tha California legislature Ims been a standing -contest, ii Jtm Angelea and San i -o fighting for reapportionment the rest of tha state opposlnf i. ill districts have a long i feur of tha aggression and tyr. I i iv bis nltJ, political 'maohlnea.

It York state thla goes back ii the daysof Wljllam Marcy 'i ff who In 1870 by brlbary and i "i-ruptlon against the opposition of i iiiiit-l Tilden, forced his crooked York home rule bill through the state legislature. later it tified that ha paid mora than iiu.OOO for tha passage' of this i I. The bill later enabled him to a few more millions, while New York City baa for -us borne, tba odium of this, It K'torts that anlong the assembly iMt-n owned and operated by Tweed many, rural leglalatora. Ana lysis of tha urban-rural problem in America point out that two factors within recent years have aerved to mark mora definitely tha line be. iwren city and county Interests.

Or ml7.ed. labor, they swung jsn'onKiy toward the big lndustrlal-); in Joining In a program of In creased production -and higher uiises with abandonment of Its "i iusa struggle" attitude. This flta inttj the high tariff schema, in itself one of the sharpest Issues between Imiustrlul and agrarian populations. 't ug Issue sumptuary legislation, it involves Orohlbl- lion, also i-r-to a large degree an' ui ban-rural alignment. Obviously, this yeur'a presidential campaign ill mirror these oppoeed forces iq their national significance to an un-jitecedenteddegrea, tCowftight, IMI.li 11 11 '('.

Junior Ci ot Discuss Membership HliALfefeBURCJ, March a meeting of the Junior chamber of commerce in the high achool inatn bershlp plans and objeetivea "were ciiscujed. Colonel C. Wilfred Kuurne.T arfcretary -of the senior chamber-Of commerce, and Fretfl-rifnt atanlevt Jones, together with h. agricultural ln- nii-tor of the hikh school, attend-. the- meeting.

President Charles Kino- of tha Junior chambar pre On Monday afternoon officers of the Jimior boost body, will meet with Jones ami Colonel Hoiirni to draw up a constitution and by-lawa lor the high school grOUP. i Martinez Fire Is First in 18 Months MARTINEZ. March 2. The rt fire here in )ghien monthM broke' out in the Odd Fellows hall. Kerry and tlrecp xtrets, at 4 o'clock this morning.

lire. was cauaeo oy nonlaiieoua combustion, and did several hundred dollar' damage to Woman to Direct 'i Church Teaching ATSONVTIXB, March 2. O5) Irthn Thnmntmn rf Ilohlre, or, the Christian tnlSKionare' board Of SoulliRi-n Cal. irornia. na a oeen engages oy ins nf its new religious education plant Wee-k da reliaidua lnetructioh Is ia a given.

A MES, MarcW L-uT. tX Tba -He-man" school Aavarica is tht AcricnJturai College, in the opinion ef Knot Rockne who took tha opportunity eterda rp the "Hollywood Athlete who, be said, axe beeotw log Bosnsroas in eastern aoUege. He was addreitint th Iowa Sunt! College. These aneiisnine fleer hurdlers," said, the Notre Dame football eoacls, "infest hotel They art ofl and perfumed and boast raccoon coats and aw. Urged hip pockets.

They doa'l, xerrise, for to perspire. Is ml gar. They. hufb pep la the day time, but at night ibey become very active. "If I had my way.

I'd take a boy like that and make him a fall back. Than 1 would hv tba qusrterback call hi signal right over tba renter opposition is generally more stubborn. He might not choose to run. but I don I tea now be could help It- ind tonuet would do- him o' Koran exnreased tha jbn 'that leaders of 30 yean from, now all wonld tome from agrirnlraral communities, "berime virility of fit men deteriOMtlnt." RE-AOflESTED Arlsto Bantuocl, hog ranter, was arrested early today for tha third, time' for collecting wet garbage without proper Fire cases in all ar pending against Santuect, The arrest today waa made ty Policeman Dan Fleming In tha rear of 4 restaurant' on Eleventh street, between- Broadway-; and Franklin atreet. 4 It ir tha municipal theory that a contract if or thia work has 'bean plven tha city to 'the Mayer Brothers, a garbage contracting firm, and that Santuccl has' no right to make Independent -collections, Health Head SpeaJis To Bay Point Woman BAT POINt.

March g.r-DK'. I. O. Church, county health officer for Contra Costa, spoke af the social meeting or ine aey i oint community before" gathering of cltitv worn n. He aava a hrlef outline of the work dona by tha county health authorities, Miss Edna health ursev.

had a word of cau tion to parents In connection with childhood diseases, Ten dollars was voted to ba sent to the Bunshtne ami) for a lighting systeniwhlah. is Ming Airs, ltobert Morehouse and W. 8. Van kWinklatfara Councilmen Receive Salary tlVtRMOTtB. March cessful candidates In, the city election to ba held thla spring will not know until aftar.tho ballqta counted whether they will aarva tha city, witliout -compensation of whether they 'will reoeive a salary li according to Mayor Lassen.

n. prupoaai pay 09 cuy council men- $6 for aach meeting they at tend will ba placed upon tha ballot. lessen saia. Tna prent council, la serving without pay- and many oeneva tnat tney should he pensated' in some way for tha time that they take from their private, business. rB (lie affairs tha Girl Asks $76,000 For Loss of Stature STOCKTON.

frnJ. i.rM, stature of yjolet 24, waa lessened by three-Ouartera of an Inch In a train wreck, It wk U'sU-fled here today In the young-wom-an' alilt' for Vt.Wf against the Frledhergejr, auperlntendent of tba San Joaquin general hoanltal. who attended the girl after the crash, aha had lost' height, but that ane oouia dance or walk aa aha pleased. Funeral jo Be Heid i For Santa Clarari SANTA CLARA, JtfAroh.a.TV,. funeral of -Mfavs Ruth My.era.

a widely known resident v.r Ata Clara, who died suddenly on Wed-ftesday nlgbtk held tomorrow afternoon, the deceased waa the wife of Myera and. sister of Judge Chaa. A. ThnmimnB gnd president ojf Native Sqni va. inn uuiucti iieti, ene was a mmberr of Clara, Chapter No.

19, Order ot Eastern Star. -11 1 .11 397 Arrests at Stockton Recorded STOCKTON. 'March (P) An unusually large number of arrests, totalling 7, and including two murderers and thirteen Insane persons, was made, by tbe Stockton police department during February, Chief of police Potter announced 'today. 11 it i. Nichols Camp Fire Girls Elect Officers NICHOLS, March 2 A'The Netop-pew group, of CampflM Olrla held an election if officers last nljrht ts.

the home 6t assistant Buardiun Mrs. H. K. Clark. The newly elected officers are: Mary Biagi.

president; Frances- Vlach, Claribel IToiiKh.treas. urer; and, A lrfpljila, jsprre-spondlng aetraia'ry. AN CJIKCK EAL MAUVHVJLLIi. -March 2. Charles Hayes, of la under arrest here, charged with passing a worthless 115 cheok on Charles K.

rogelquest of the.Wood-Irsf bbtel In Yuba County, liayee was arrested at Woddliajf and brought; to MarysvlHr, where he Wiip placed In the county JalK KCiiooii to fjini: Mdvli' BKRItyKSSA, March motion, picture program wljl. be given Tuesday at. 8 n. the neiv audi torium of the Berryewia gratninar school. Thla win be the, first movie) show to be given since the dedica tion of the new school building.

GARBAGE MAN caiiaa; loso -Msru, loaonama. last ntghtj Moerdyk, Seattle, 1:15 a.f Vltiland, Seattle, noon: Bordeaux, 8 ta.f John C. Kirk- Satrlek, Olympia, p. Radiant, eattle, 5 p. i 1.

IKATTLE, Marek I. V- Arrlvd5 rvgyo juaru, p. Baltimore ') Need ol Second Ganal to Aid One at Panama JVTETr YORK, Mareh Ir-i A seeend transaceania eanal must be bnilt fecroH cart gas in the near (nture to mpplemant the already crowded Panama Canal, Morgan J. O'Brien, member" tha American delefatiaa -1 tha recent Ptn-Americsa conference, told the New York Stste Cham, her af Commerce. Ha alia assert, ed it wa eisential that protect herjnsl re.

WEATHER REPORT OAXlAiro TlOnHTT-Vassttlsd aa4 aiUS Haalsas an SatartUr, vita sasalaly aocaaiaaal laluj gaatl (a SMderat saata east viads. NOiTHEaX CAttWWnA Tstattla an4 an Id taaigat aa4 wltk seaataiy aeaaslaaal raiasi gaatle ta audarat saata-arssl windi. AOgAVIXTO, lAVIA CLA1A aa4 SAX JOAaUUI VAUAIXa Uasattla aa BUM taaiaat an4 SatunUr 1 ajrasably taeal (aiasi (antla variable wladi. tuviniia vauivasuiHniinr-' aa nil tarright and gatardayi frabably mi aver wast rtiea auderate savtaeast, ts saath winds, AlAVAOA Oleady aad ansettled teaigkt a ad Saturday i -aaadarata taravatatttra. IDAHO fair taaifkt aad tataraafi ft.

las vamparaiura, VAIHlalOIoir aad 0I00-rsll ts-Bight aad Brabably Satardayi fraaalng tarn, aaratura east nor tl ant freak seaterly winds. WAIKIMOIOK 00AIT, I00M0. -IX yalr taigkt and aawreay) Iraai eaaterly vtada 'v, consmoitg. the eutlaafe la far aaaattlal wattsar aad laoal rains in CalKarals, aad far faaarally fait waatksr eliawkare ever the far Waal, am stetea teaigkt aad tatsrday. Ka Ira-Bortant tamparatura ekangas ar ladloatad.

Ika diatarbaaea aiaiatalna Its eaatev abeut 0 milaa do waal at laa Traaolaoa. aad wklle it has sausad -eleadiaass ever the far ssathweeter atataa It has eaated aa. V- olsltatiea at eanaaaaanoe aa the oaatlaaot laara have baaa iooal snsws within tha last 84 hears along tha Oanadlas bordat east af the Hooky ltaantalna aad ever aaethara Oaaada. Over ethet parts ef tk eesatry tka waatkar daring the last 84 hear remained fair. Xemnentaree are abava a or.

mal avar tha FaaUla atatas aad aeaV.th larmal ever ethat saetlans. ii X. Wat Unas, March 1. aeaa 4 44 Marek p. in.

41. 44. 19 ktaroh i a. at 44.1 48.1 tt, XAIMrAU 9ATA. Issnad daily at 4 f.

a(srk I) gaasanal Ksnnal ta date (tatlaa. (' ta date ta date last Curaka 81.M 41.4 gad glaff ...14. 14.4 14,81 Baaramsnt 1.a 11,0 l.a saau Saaa ...18.1 88.M 84.1 Ban rrenoisae 18.41 14.44 il Can fase 4.47 W.14 ill.U BtsokUs 4-40 W.4T 11.M rraaae 4.J0 4.44 8.H laa Angeles 18 11.14 lt.N Saa Stag 1M 1-M 11.7 High tawl 'High tew Abilan Bakar "4 aauaauna aw ISiObla Oity 40 Omaha 84 14rhoanll 14 8 auraeaUlio 44 tt Faint 4 8i rartlaa4 4 SsiPrins Albart. 88 II frlnae Bupart 4ua 8 saiga pld Ulty 88 tO kad Blall 4Raaa 44 SViaaaakarg 40 44 88 Saoramante 4 BO St. Imis 44 80 ftO St.

Paul Msalt lake. 44 8l8aa Siaga 44 aa Iraaalaaa 48 84 Bllllags 88 Baita 44 Vastoa 44 Buff ala a Oilgsvry 4 Ohioage 84 panvar sv Sas ktelnad 64 Dodge 4 Duluta 1 Oatak Harbor 44 Edmontaa 84 El Faae 14 Etteraa 44 Euraka 48 flagstaff 40 Fresne Oalvastaa Or. 40 Karra 41 Halaaa 8 Hare vi. 44 I Saa Jois ee 4 44 tll I 14 Saata I Saattla Bharteaa 44 Indepeadense. Junaaa 4 44 40 4 8 1 44 XalUvall Kamlaaps 4 Xaasaa 44 Xadiek Bpokaaa w.

Oanaat laaaras Taasssk 801 a KnoxTiU a SOXanopak 4 Lander se Xoa Aagalas. atarshfield 10 Kadioina Bat 4 ttamphi 48 afadana 44 Meeaise 14 Taeasn 74 Tsneetrfw Viataria 4 WalU Walls, 0(WUUaUa 14 Winaaajaaea 44 Winnipeg Hew 1 Maw 44 North Haad 80 laauaa aa Xuma 11 Verth rtatte Sestk at anaw aa tk grsasl kt luauait at Snffale Xadiak .44, Oaa AppaUa .08, Xaa Winnipeg TRANSPORTS I Tha fallowlhsr are the approximate departure and arrival In th move ment ox unueg, oiaia army transport ervlce: Argonne In New York. Sambral In San Pranclaco. hateau Thierry In New yrk, Chaumont In San Franoiseo, 1 Grant In San (Tranclsco. i Henderson At Manila.

1 i Keaowla New -York to' Saa Fran cisco. v- 1 Meigs In Ban Francisco. -y Mlhiet In New York, 'Somrne1 In Thomas-r-ManHa to Ban Francisco. FOREIGN PORTS I YlOTQXIA Called, tab. jap gtmr VOUKN klARU tor.l'okohama.

ArrlTfd. Feb. Strar OAPAC, haaca Feb. 88; Ket Ma OEORliB WABH1NGTON, kraee rab. Kor ate HANDICAP, kaace Fab.

2. ISLAND PORTS XOHOITXT Sailed. Fab, K. Br tr nt.ivi far Anrklaad: gtmr flTEEt. B01KN- T1ST tar MaolU.

Arrirad, rab. 1:80 gtmr MAI.OLO, woca Feb. j. fe ASTERN PORTS 8TO Arrlrad, Fsk 2. gtasr DACO TAN from Pblladalphl.

K8W TTORK Sailed, ych. 9. Btair MlXt-OAN for PhlUdalBhla. Arrived. Taav 84.

Btat KAX8AX, hsae fab. 1, p. Yokohama; wapama, V- im Am ft oisco; Zenon, 8 p. Radiant, 8 v.b Moerdyk. Tacoma: Arabia 5 -Maru, 4:10 Victoria; Olympic 1:41 p.

Washtenaw, a. Los tr? 4 RECORD LIST ON LINER FROM HAWAIIAN IS. City of Honolulu Carries 431 ia Cabins and Big Cargo in Holds. BAN PEDRO, March The larfait iiai 01 paaaeiisara leave Honolulu for a Paolfle port thla ea- ivn, -f uu. iti wiuuiniw on the City of Honolulu.

Fresh and canned pineapples, conee, sugar ana assenger automobil comprise Three thousand balee of cotton for Charleston, B. C. wsre lifted by the freighter Iowan aa the bulk of her 1100 tons taken on here today; Beana. canned roods, talo and eon- per were added; Tne Iowan sail tomorrow noon. A coast guards' officer selection board, here from, Washington to teat officers temporary commissions, left- today- for northern Pacifio ports.

After Inspecting per sonnel at San Franoiseo, Astoria and Seattle the board will return to Washington. x' Tha Wast Helix, dronnlnar W00 tons of cargo here, reported that eastern shipments for the Pacwlo coast were so heavy It had to leave iOOO ton behind at Norfolk and Baltimore, 'A A naval plan rrom me a. Colorado struck harbor channel buoy as tt landed yesterday after, noon, suffering damage that ne-oeasitated a None of the three occupant were Injured. JAPANESE LINE BUYS FREIGHTERS Mareh i The Ta-maehita Klann Kabushlka Kalsha. through their, agents, the lamasfliia toaay houneed v-the purchase of the freighters Seine Mini and Tpres Maru, irom Mltaul (Jo.

Heine Maru will be changad in name to the Chokoh Maru, was said. Work on the steamship Tupper of the Hants An Steamship Company lias been oompleted at the Lake Washington Shipyards, the vessel shifting to the county-city dock on Lake Union today. The lob included the building of In creased "passenger accommodations and rearrangement of the passenger quarters generally. McCORMIC'dANCE IN S. TONIGHT The third annual-'' McCormlck rlanoa wltl he halrt tnnlrht tn the Roqf Garden of the 'Whifeomb -Officials and employees of both' the Ctiae, MoCormlok Lum' her Company and MoCormlck Steamship Comrlany will be present.

The dance eomtiilttee consists of Miss t.eona Perkins. Mr. Phoebe McClelland A( Kelly, 8. Sher-wanil 8teln. Oil Nvstrom.

W. Bradbury, H. Brlckson, O. Ct jiautne, Aside' from the lyncopation of trials V.lann1. thota will be variou special number be tween nance.

i LUMBER LOADING FOR JAPAN PORTS TAPOMA.i March The Japanese liner Kaga Maru ar rived, rrom Vancouver; Vn rriornlnar ia load 700.000 feet of lumber and a large consignment of paper pulp- for Yokohama. After loading. 1800 ton of refined copper the French liner Zenen' sailed yesterday afternoon for Bor deaux and other Frenoh via ooast ports. SHIPPING GOOD AT CANADA PORT VICTORIA. B.

Maroh Inwirtl and outward 'shipping handled at the port of Victoria dur. Ing February totaled 468,174 tons. This flrfur Is for a total of 114 nbound and.7 outbound ships. over rrtmLOCiC. March 2.

-Leonard nrnharo was named- defendant In a suit filed in the local Justice botirt hv Aueust Santoa and the union Automobile Insurance Company In the amount ox 1267.90 and ooet a result of a collision. TRANSPACIFIC MAILS Time for eloilnx at San Francisco pestofflct CHINA March p. rres. uarinio. L.

a A Tlaaaaas A as rn AV 1 Ilia 'SW wee JAPAN AND. KOREA March 8. 2:10 p. rre. uarneio.

March 10.1 p. Pres. Msdlson. -DUTCH BAST INDIB8 AND INDO OHINA March 2:10 p. Garfield.

March IQrl p. Madison, PHIMPPINB Maroh 8, 2:10 p. Pres. March 10, 7 p. Pres.

Madison. March ia. 8 a. Grant. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS' March 7, a.

WUhelmina. March 8, 2:10 p. rru, Pres. Garfield. March 22, 10:19 a.

Sonoma. March 29. 9 a. fjrant. AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND-- March 6.

7 p. Aorangl. March 21. 1 1 a. March 28, 10:10 a.

Sonoma. April 12. 11:80 a. Makura. TAHITA, MARQUEST8 AND COOK ISLANDS March 21, II a.

Tahiti. V. April IS. 11:80 a. nu Makura.

-S A MOAN ISLANDS March 22, m-Sonoma, 'r FIJI ISLANDS March 6. 7 p. Aorangl. March 22. 10:10 a.

Sonoma. GUAM rM March -13, 2 a. Chaum9tv March 28, a. Grant. MEXICO.

CENTRAL AMERICA- March 4, 1:10 p. Nebraskan, Lucxen- Angaies; juyauo. a. SalledJ Woyo Maru, Wlllalpo, I p. Cadaretta, Ta-oma tvA Varil Ilia.

n. Vn.ai,u.. TWENTY-Ff LIFEBOAT ON LONG CRUISE Bound to America Vith CrfJw ol Four Craft Makes r'y Run oi ChanneL i LONDON, March 8. Th English channel'a reputation for rough weather la a Joke In the eras ot Captain 'John Bmlt of the 20-foot lifeboat Sohuttevaer, 'The eraft arrived In tha Thamaa tortav en tha first lea of Its vorase from. Hotter-' idem to New Tork.

csptain Bmttn saia matin poa in four days sawing nan anaae oiq Father Neptune aahamed of hlq self aad that the-legendary- ruler ef tha waves would have to show, more pep If he was to make thing Inter. eating ror in voyagvr. iveryr thing about the craft worked sup cessfully excepting tb radio repairs to It may delay- the de parture pn th long lag across) the Atlantic-. 1 emit, who, at tn. age or ta il a typical old aaa dog, said 'Sha'a th aafaat boat ever built.

She -atood every teet. Including dropping into the eea loaded with 88 men. She Is the lifeboat of the future. The crew Include John Schutt. vaer.

Il-vaar-old builder of the craft named after him. ia flrat mat. Th aeoond mate, Theooore 8gelllen, I only 21 year old, and tha radio operator, Guatav 8rat-man, 1 18 yar "When we etart across the Atlantic," eald Captain 8mit. "I shall decline any 'bon voyage messages. Bad weather means nothing WIRELESS REPORTS; Br AD10 Ha-ak 1 ai a i.

i-r--" gtmr tfAOAKBON, gsaPmlr fM Seattle; TOa aailaafroai aaaltlaltrnr SII.VKKADU. 8. F. far Baa Pedro; atllee frera Bad Pa dre Btair a ARB nKTTLwlOri, B. W.

WJT aja. atUai 10 sal laa from saattla BAH (JAM. r. fui Baa Hadnii aallaa frara B. Btmr m.

v. kinuslki, a. jr. 'tor vic toria i 10 aillaa fraas a. F.

gtmr COLIN I g. r. for h'aw York 1SOT mile 'rem Kw York Btrar FRAfi r. iisuh, i.srtots tor Honolulu; 1011 alia frara UsTtota Btan AUM. PEOPLES.

FarUead tor g. F.l 4ft mllae from K. r. Blaif WERT KBAT8, Aa- torlsi for Baa Psdroi 440 milas front sis Padro Btrar WAKWica, ror eratiia AM mllaa from Baattla Btmr DORUTHY ALEXANDER, la Padre for B. F.l WO mllfs from a).

F. Btmr BROOKlnaB, "Ban Pedro for Otoe Bart 40 milas from Cooa Bay Btmr HAMLIN F. HcOORMlCK, Portland for 8. F.l 230 aallaa frum s. F.

simi US UI). Port Uarabla fttr (. 8: 80S WillfS front 8. r. Btmr BIBKBA, B.

F. for Hjd- nay; 108 milas tram Btmr ABTOKIA, Urars Harbor for Ban Padre; 464 milas frum Ban Padro Htmr HORAOtl X. BAXTKK, Vaaeaiirar for Long Baacb: M0 milts from Loaf Basen gtmr h'OIO, Ft. Bra for Baa l'adro; 25 mil from Fork. Brass 4tmr HABXWOOD.

B. F. for UrlrS Harbor; 11 Si laa from g. F. Htmr OLYMPIU, Qtare AKBOR for Man Padrai SOS tnllaa from San I'adro 8(mr KLCKDBO, Btattla fee (tsn Patlro: no mile from aaa fatlro Btmr oav- DOPBAK.

tan Padre for 8. 80 mllea from B. T-gtmr f. for Vanliira: miles from Vaatars grtnr BAN TA INEZ, B. F.

fe J64 BUM ir oca s. f. 'BT TIDEKAt HlVns 4 Marak 1 at 8 a. m. gtmr A.

klorFETT, Saa Padre (or Baa Joaa; N) mile from Baa oaa Btrar CHINCH g. F. for New fork; 123T milas a Balboa ilmr NOTRE DAME DB FOUB VIER, Ooriato far Baa Ptttro; 100 milas from gs Padre Jap alm; AKIBA8AM. MABU, Ban Padro for Astoria; CM) milaa from Ae- torls Btmr MAUN A ALA, B. F.

for Balllnf-ham; 10 milea B. F. gtmr D1LWOR1H, Ban Pedro foe Honolulu: VT mllaa from Baa Pedro Btmr EL K80I0ND0, Bak P44re ror uuaTmas; am miiaa irom wuarmaa Btmr ALTAIB, Bonkoag foe 8. 477 mil from F. Btmr WEST B.

F. for Honolulu; I'JOO milas from Honolnlu Me LOS ANUHLEg. liertlnM. far Portlanili iS mllaa from Portland Btmr W. B.

MIL LER. Portland for Ban Pedro: 73 mllaa from Baa Pedro Ala H. T. HARPS B. Blckmond for Juneau 1 11 34 milas from 8.

F. Btmr WEST 11B.N8HAW, Honfkoaf for 8. 878 mUs from B. F. Btmr MB80t)AK, Port Ancalaa for 8.

F.l 27 milas from 8. F. Btmr PAIJt, LUCK E-N BACH, B. for Portland! 21S milaa frem B. F.

Btmr RIUH MONO, Baa Padro for Portland; J3 mllai from Portland Btmr KEK08KEE, -Linn ton tor Len Bnrnraoe miles from Lone Beack Btmr QLYMONT, 8. F. tor Baattla; 4fl milaa from B. P. Btmr F.

WARNER, Ooos Bay from B. F. o4 mllea from F. Btmr MANUEAL, 8. F.

for Honolulu; 17 mllaa from s. F. Btmr tronxolitb. Tan- eonvar for Feat Baa L-nta; 890 mllaa tram Ban Lula Btmr CANADIAN FARMER. Ocaaa Falla for Ban Padrot tvte -mllaa- from Ba Padro Btmr POMONA.

Ererett for Baa Pa dro: 878 mllaa from Ban Padre Btmr OITT of HONOLULU, Honolulu for-Baa Padro) 199 mllea Irom Ban -a-earo Btmr tiiTi el DOB ANOELEB. Ban Padre for Honoluln: SrwM milas from Baa Pedro Btmr R. 11. 8T0RET, 8s a Padre for B. rr.j 14S mils from Rlcb mood.

t' SUN, MOON, TIDE 'i Bf V. B. eeaar and eadeU amrvasv. 804 vnatam ama rra.aoisoa, IB.IBAT, KABcSaT Bus rlaaa. Ban Ksoa aata.

Xaan rises Iha. tima and halcTts af tides-ia tka tel. lewis V. B. Oaa it end Beedatio Bvrvey table are givea ror waastar siren' ariose.

land, gar Fart Point subtract 4 BIAEOK 10 at AACX 8. St. I Una. It. Tim.

Tt. Xli Ime. Ft. Time' l.W. H.W.

:34 8 1 4.84 H.W. I 4:1 i4 1:17 8 1:44 8:1 I 4:44 8.4 :48 4 1:11 4.1 8 1.1 i.v Te st 4.8 4:44 -1. 11:4 t.l 8iH 11 Jl.w, X.W. i.l 11:88 :8 .4 II IL liU .8 4.8 el 4 4.4 l.l 4.41:44 4 Til. 1:81 4.4 1:4 91 ItOIICC la tk abave Ubalatiaa af tWaa tabslatii tbe enlv ti Saa era anvaar ia tbe erdaa af their eeeamaoe.

eammaaeiBf ttk tha early moraine tide tn tka left- kaad ealnnta and in eweeeding tldea a tkay eaoen Oa same daye bat tbrae tides eaoar, tk faonk socui-ta tkaf ellvarleg maraing. Ike eahiBna ad kaiarkt air tka aiaratlaa af aaok tide ebere tbe lala ef taferaaae ef tka Oaaat aad Saedatie larray ebart esead. tars, exeevt vaer tka aambar are wreeedaa by tbe mlnaa alga as gaab, ike kalgkte en selev. s. ravi.

n. wmitwet, aad I. BeiTia-Isessta. villa City, p. Portland Pana-i' a-SA n.

a i-: 1 tl a. Dalren. i i ICTORIA. II. March tiallrd.

Arabia Mam Seattle. -'iV' CiRATS HArtnOR.Waab March iV (SVarrlvailr Tlllamnnlr. a a v. BaUed: Erie Mara, a. Toko-hama; west Camargo, a.

Buenos "-Aires: J. B. Stetson. a. Knn Franolaco.v Air Mail Schedn rlr--' Fallawin, tl( sloalaa aabadale for' re- eaipt at afi mail at tha 61 laklaad pastaff BtAfflo.

aai iStarh aalata IfalM srrtn. t.Sn lOOi.a. mt.nk. -t a.aa J'" V-' V- KaTtkaea points Main aff'ioa, 18 a. m.1 1 aixuant, straat Hrmi.au, 1 :0 i.

m. aantkara ealnts kUla effioe, i4 M. Utaeatk straat terminal, Uilt a. sa. Air stall far all aaa tarn poiats Is dia- Kitehei aad racalvad at atonloioal AlrbortvJ garth bouad elaaae fnm laa' Anaaia.

i. a uaaaann aurporv ta P- man ana ntLIVTBV arijiFnnTn FaUewlBa la Ska arrival uhal.l, ffc -I. all fram Oakland at nrlnsipU aitias ef tbe. tsiaaoare-timaji a. V-V'-Xas angaias ill m.

saata day. Danrsr 4:44 a as. east day. Olios as. seat da Bt, leals a.

day. i Xaasas City Uil sail day -Datroik-lliee at. aszt day. "v-f. atallaa.

4:8 a. m. naxt daga BoaleaTiH a. at. ssoand day Waahiartoa, D.

O. Arrives br trains frant Bam York la time da first dalirary aaosoij The eJt'pastag rates ts 10 aatta Vat easa kalfaao witk a weisba limit af 44 Bannda far eincle Bareala, Air mail lattera may be OVenped any mail boa. Ordinary pasUse stamps and' envelsnaa may auraed "Air MaU. BAY AflU RIVER uisianvKS Wkast dlataneae trom Oakland ktunieiual arbarf, twr ef Webetat etreeti To-1 tliiaB 4I i riM'a 1WBS rt.f, 1 2 Middle rotst 4 etaae- folnt -4si4 Blevigb, Weara4 sd-J AJgat' tost jaiaad Cb Baciameat BlrariD. gas Jeaeahi fti3 "ilea Von Blekle LLXkt it 2 Calllnarllla 82)41 B-ilila (Cast End')' falsa atvar mW4W 24 M'f Bi'erlii ID'S SM viata ee laara nosl Slooik 3 Ml la onak afuaaioaioa isletea (loarat aad W)H TH4 Utltl.

UU.J Bjde 181k Wslnnt erere 81 Greea'a Laadlna SA Wklaki j-ul wia naat-n Traak'l Undln 41i Staamboat Biasgk 18-Mlle'lloo, 10-klUa Caisaaraa ftlrar. fltovktM Ok--. ai inppar a. win "ll A 1. 2 Nortk canal ai labiaad Ba rjiarkabliBF fsieasort i Mlla aa vA-a ai fX -AankMk-akss.

ueatif t- uving in tne nouae, uuring hi ab fZY tot'i waa 10010. -s i f.1' living In the house, During hi ab 1 jjasacn mt. io.i it ii ile. Aasalaa uaa Fj-anoiae. .1.

't-. aiarcn p. una in 5' f'i 1.