Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 54

FRIDAY EVENING afclano Ctifittne MAY 1, 1931 SHIPS and SHIPPING-OAKLAND WATERFRONT NEWS AVIATION Uttal gtatiBttrH BtntiBtitB SHIPPING LQG SERVICES FOR FISIEIEHO NEVER TOSS CAT INTOrSEA, IT'S REAL BAD LUCK 1 By SHERMAN CARASH DEPORTS lirllta OAKLAND BIRTHS. CHU1UCH To the wife of Milos Thomas Churich, 6289 Vallejo -April 23, a daughter, Elena Milos. BELLA To the wife of Benjamin James Delia, 4.920- On Hundred Third April 25, a daughter, Elizabeth Louise. GRADY To the wife of Herfry Patrick Grady. 1930 'East Twenty-seventh April 2 a son, William Henry.

MORTOZA To the wife of intone L. Mortoza, 1030 Ninety-second twin sons. SEYDE.V To the wife of Arthur John Seyden, 1830 Waller San Francisco, April 24, a daughter, Patricia Lois. WEISER To the wife of George jol Weiser, 657 Rosal April 24, a son, Howard Morton. OAKLAND INTENTIONS.

CUMMINS, Edward, 22, 3641 Sixteenth Street. San Francisco. TAHOZZA, Virginia, 22, 443 Forty-third Street, Oakland. HORT1MER, Reginald, 26, 924 Mendocino Road, Berkeley, SINCLAIR. Grace, 24, 2733 Derby Street, Berkeley.

HILLER, De Wolfe 23, Walnut Creek. HAW, Ilia beta Fi 20, 671 San Luis Road, Berkeley. COLLINS, Louis 15, 3730 Dowling Street, Oakland. POWERS, Madeline 23, 1660 Eighty-first Avenue, Oakland. CLARK, Jltrk 22, 619 Height Avenue, Alameda.

McISAAC, Alyce 20, 2909 San Jose Avenue, Alameda. HARITOMI, Tearhl, 36, 1707 Oak Street, Alameda, JTASUKAWA Uklro, 24, Yoxn. SILT Antone 40, 801 Key Route Albany. II. Wilhelmlna 35, 801, Key Route Albany, 1EW1S, Joseph Oe 42, 1663 West Ninth st.

FRIED, Martha M. 38, Los Angeles, HOLMES, Elno A. 26, 2815 Ninth Berkeley. ALHBORN, Dorothy K. 23, 1401 Charming way, Berkeley.

OAKLAND LICENSES ISSUED. PERING. Alfred 80, Palo Alto WATERMAN, Bernlce, 30, Oak land. CLARA BUT, Edwin 24, Yo-semlte Valley. McINTOSH, Myrtle A 25, Oakland.

BODDINOTT, Frank 14, Salinas. GOULARTE, Julia, 28, San Diego MIRPHEY, Theodore I). 23, Berkeley. LAWRENCE, Angela 23, Oakland. BULBERT, Walter 15, Oakland.

BRADY, Mildred, 29, Santa Rosa. FISHER, Richard, 26, Oakland. CALHOUN, Marhorle 25, Alameda. KNOTT, Harry L. 29.

UUBANKS, Pauline 23; both of Berkeley. PEDERION, Florlan B. 33. THOMSEN, Alia O. B.

31; both of Alameda, KRAFUS, John 65. BOTHE, Agaes 58; both of Oakland. HASAN, Jaraee A. 52. CONNOLLY, Mary K.

20; both Of Oakland. ST Tony 24, Oakland. JUT AS, Madeline is, Moraga. WEN, Roland G. 27.

BJDON, Gertrude A. 18; both oi of Alameda. tTmnrrrB 3TATSON, Hary vs. James, cruelty. JLANGE, Harriett F.

vs. Howard, cruelty. TORTNER, Alice ra. John Fa erueHy. Engineer of Oil Tanker So Finds as He Violates Old Sea Tradition By FRANCIS KESTER It doesn't do to violate sailor traditions.

Chief Engineer James B. Ahearn of the oil tanker Elizabeth Kellogg la realizing this, according to word Just received from New Orleans. He was arrested when the tanker arrived, there from California on charges of having thrown the ship's cat into the. Pacific ocean shortly after the gulf port. The arrest of Ahearn was made by the Louisiana Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, but the complaint was made by members of the crew.

The ship's cat is almost a sacred critter among sea-going men, espe daily the old shell backs of a crew. She not only keeps the craft fairly well clear of rats but Is use ful In many ther ways. For In stance, every real sailorman be lleves that pussy can predict the stats of the weather in advance and transmit this Information by wlgwagglngilt with her tall. If the tall Is carried straight up, the weather for the next 48 hours will be fair. If the tail sags, then look out for squalls.

To Injure the ships cat Is considered the worst kind of luck. Apparently that is what Chief Ahearn now believes. MALOLO TO CRCISE AGAIV The MatHon liner Malolp'will make Its third cruise around the Paclfio this fall, according to announcement mad today by the Mat-son Navigation Company. The com ing trip will be more- comprehen sive than any before attempted and will Include a number of extra ports of call. Notable abong these will be Port Moresby, New Guinea, take-off point for the new gold fields In the Interior of this little- known island.

The Malolo will sail from San Francisco on September 19 and will return to San Francisco on December 16. Approximately 25,000 miles will be covered In the girdle of the Pacific. The Itinerary has been drawn up so as to place the ship In the various countries at their best times. Considerable time will be spent in the various ports of call and opportunities given for Inland excursions. Numerous organizations along the route of travel will entertain the visiting passengers.

RESOLUTE SUE The Hamburg-America Llne around the world cruiser Resolute Is due to arrive In the Golden Gate May 8, according to announcement made today by the local office of the company. The giant world clr- cler sailed from New January 6. It Is making the cruise counter sunwise and will return to New York May 27. The ship, at the conclusion of its voyage, will have covered more thnn 38,000 miles, spent 140 days at sea and visited 33 countries. WEATHER FORECAST OAKLAND AND VICINITY Fair hut with high fog tonlubt and Balurday; mild; mod- arata wet wlud; fair "went her Htimlay, NORTH EHN CALIFORNIA Fair tonlaht and Raturday but with loa on the eoaat; no chnnae In temperature': moderate, borlll and nortbweat wfnila offahora.

RIERItA NEVADA Fair and cool tonight and Hattirriay: light changeable. ACHAMKNTO AND RAN JOAQUIN VAL- T.EYR Fair tonight and Raturday: no rhnnua In temperature; light ebani-eahle wlnda, HA ft A I A It A VALlittY fltir HIII1 mild tonight and Raturdnr. but sigh ton tonight; light rhanireahle wlnda. KOUTHKUN CALITOKNIA Fair tonight and Raturday but with high fog on the coaat; no change In temperature: gentle to mod erate weat and northweat wlnda offahora. NEVADA AND IDAHO Fair tonight and Saturday; no rhaoge la temperature.

WASHINGTON AND OlthOjN Fair to night and Raturday but with cloudy weather tonight weat portion: nochange In tempera, tura and humidity gentle to moderate north and northweat wlnda offahora. WAKHINUTON COART. ROUND, BTHA IT Generally fair weather and gentle change. able wlnda tonight and Balurday hut fog lih moderate northweat and Dor to wlnda offahora. ooxmrrioxB.

The outlook ta for talr weather tonight and Raturday In tha far weatarn atatea. except ror cloud ana cos on tne eoaei. no impor tant cbangea in temperature will occur la tha far weat within tue next 48 houra. RAINFALL DATA TO A. FRIDAY.

Laat Seaaonal Normal Reaaonal Rtatlona 24 bra. to data to data laat yr. Eureka 00 HI.48 07.24 82.3d Oakland 00 ll.uo ii-MS 17.4a 12.110 23.21 Id. Red Bluff OO Haeramanto 00 Ran .00 Ran ,0 T.44 17.03 13 28 13.12 21 .04 111.12 T.lt) 14.BS t.H 5.7S OT 6.13 III. 14 28.42 2.1.

RH 11.117 14.70 10.48 10. 8.00 800 Freano i .00 Hanta Ro Loa Ongelea 00 San Diego T. SAW FBAKCIBCO METE0S0LOOICAL. Noon 5 p.m. 6 a.m Barometer (aea SO.

07 80.04 8.l7 Ti-mperatura (dry R.i.8 SI. 3 nn.T Temperature (wet bulb). fiR.O S7. Relative humidity K. 4 Wind dlrctlon B.W, W.

W. Wind velAcltv Im.a'k.l.. 9 8 Weather Clear Pt.Cldy, Clear TFaf WTa ATTTalEfl. UII1 1X1W 0 1 tion pioneer, was accorded brevet Number 15." Among others ot the Hundred" still active are Santos Dumont, who divides his time be-, tween France and Brazil; Prince Bibesco, president of the Aero club ot Rumania, and a score of other pilots who were once famous tor their aerial accomplishments nearly a quarter ot a century ago. PORTS RELOCATED.

Thirteen Intermediate landing fields on the Cleveland-New Tors; section of the Oakland-New York airway today have been relocated under the authorization of the aeronautics branch of the depart- merit of commerce at Washington. The intermediate fields are now located at the following commun- -ltles: Warren, Mercer. Emlen- ton, Brookville, Greenwood, Kyler-town, Bellefonte, Harleton, Sun-bury, Numldla, Barnesville, and AI-lentown. and Whltehouse, N. J.

The fields are approximately 15 miles apart and maintained by the department of commerce. Over difficult terrain the fields are cated. With the exception of a Tery. few All rtf tVia Int armarl Into, fields along this section are lighted and equipped to take care of any emergency night landing. PATENT GRANTED.

A patent today had been granted Lionel Holland, resident of Cal- cutta, India, by the United States patent office for a plane landing aiiu uiapaiiuiiiiiH; niauiiuio vnicu uo claims will make possible the arrival and departure of standard planes In small areas or from the tops of downtown office buildings. The device resembles a huge crane, having a central mast with an arm attached at the upper end to the top of the mast. The theory of lta operation, according to the Inventor, la as follows: A plane Is attached to the lower, or free end ot the arm, and the arm rotated. Centrifugal force and the weight of the plane causes the arm to describe larger and largarTrdrcles, until sufficient speed Is attaltied for the plane to take the air when freed. In landing, the plane travels In circles around the pole until its speed conforms -with that ot the arm.

A contact Is then made and -the plane brought to earth by a I slackening of the speed of the arm, according to Holland. SUN, MOON, TIDE Br 0 8. Coaat and Geodetic Survey, (04 ritatnma Rldg. Ran franelaeo. FRIDAY, MAY 1.

Sun Moon rlaaa. ..5:12 Bun I Moon aeta. ..1 Tha tlma and height of tldea In tha fol. low I), k). Coaat and Geodetle Stirrer tains lire given for Webstar Street bridge, fma land, for fort Point subtract 40 minutes.

MAY 1 TO MAT s. Dt, Tlma It. L.W. Tlma Ft. Tlma FL Tm ft, L.W.

H.W, 06 1.0 11:22 0.0 6:14 -1J 12:58 5.3 6.2 6:48 2.1 11 6:80 t.5 0:00 H.W. L.W. I 1:57 H.W. L.W. 4 0:811 6.7 7:50 1:13 6.4 S-38 6 1:50 6.1 0:84 2:54 B.l 9 6.0 8:08 8 2 4:50 4 8 8:10 8.4 NOTICE is tbs anova tanulatioa of tldea tha onlr tldea ara given In tha order of their occurenra.

rommenclng with tha aarlr morning tldea In tba left band columa and In eue eerdlng tldea aa they occur. On aomt dava but Ihraa tldea tba fourth occurring I be following morning. The eolumoa of height glva tha altvatleo of aaeb tide ahova tha Plata of reference ot tha Coaat and (leodetic Survey chart Bound. Inga. aivept whera the aumbera ara preceded ara below.

NOTICE OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that the City Council of the City of Oakland did on the 11th day of March, I 1931, pass Resolution of Intention No. 48161 N. S. to order the following: improvement to be made In said City In accordance with the "Street Lighting Act of 191" ot he State of California, to-wlti That the necessary eleotrollers, each consisting- of an ornamental duplex lighting standard together with the necessary lighting unitx, lamps, series transformers, wires, cables, appurtenances and appliances, be maintained, and tliat eiactrlcal energy be furnished, tor the lighting of the following portions of the following streets, to-wlt: Grand Avenue between Web-ster Street and Mandana Boulevaid, Lake Park Avenue between Grant Avenue and Lake Shore Avenun, Perry Street between Grand Avenue and Lake Park Avenue, and La ha Shore Avenue between Lake Inn Avenue and Mandana Boulsvnri. Bald maintenance and said funu? i-Ing of electrical energy shall be ir a period of one year, commenci: with the 1st day of July.

lsi. si i ending with the 30th day of June 132. And said Cltv Council did. by soli Resolution of Intention, detern ana declare tne aistrici to oe Drue- ntea djt buiq improvement nu i a portion of the costs and expen. 1 ot said improvement shall be sessed npon the lands in said -trlct, which district, to be known the assessment district.

Is wlii the City of Oakland, County of State ot California, and particularly bounded and de. 1 as set forth In said Resolution Intention, which description of district In said Resolution of tention Is hereby referred to ar.1 i hereby incorporated in and ma part of this notice. Bald City Ci cit dlreoted that the assessment i trlct hereinbefore referred to i be designated as "Grand Lighting District No. 6." Said City Council ordered by Reaolution of Intention that sr. tain percentage, to-wlt: loriv-r i (46) per cent, of the total coju expenses of said Improvement be paid cut of the treacury c( i City of Oakland from Uie Gaiie i Fund of said Ottv.

AND FUHTHKR NOTI'T" HEREBY GIVEN that tha I. Assessment Board tlid, on day of April, 1931. file wil report In wrltlnar made In ance with the "Street of 1919" and presenting c-r ters and things as directed i aforesaid Resolution of No. 48161 N. which aij Is contained In a document ei.

"Report of the Llelitlng Asae-Board In the of Avenue Llc-htinar Distrlr-t ANI FLRTHIri NOT- HEREBY GIVEN that i Council of the CitT of Ob'- Its Reaolution No. 413,3 N. April 22nd. 1931. did ar- day, the 14th day of i v.

1 aeven minutes) rst 11 the Council Chanher la i Hflll, Oakland, alit'ornia. time and place for In relation to the i liuprovanient. Any person interestf. r5 to tha proposed improver-the sasessment tb.e:-r, written protect 1 tions thereto, with C1. City Council at or le' set for tha an stated.

For further rinrt'- Is herel'V mee to t-ntion No. 4-1'- N. I.epnrt of I In i1. Dralbfl (Continued) eeeeWveeeWM FILIPPA In Oakland, April 29, 1931, John, dearly. Delove husband of Maria, devote father of Hugo and Lillian F-il lppa.

A member of rtoma urov natiVe of Italy, aged 46 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the parlors Caporgno Lewis, 1729 Grov Saturday. May 2. at 9:1 o'clock, thence to Sacred Heart cnurcn wnere a requiem nig mass will be celebrated for th repose of his soul commencing at 9:45 o'clock. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

LABORDE In Oakland, April 29. Emile. beloved son of Mrs, Louise Sayous, and Btepson of Ambrose bayous, ana protner or Edmond Laborde; a native California, aged 19 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Saturday, May 2. a 9 a.

m. from the Conservatory chapel of Julius a. Goaeau. 2110 Webster street, thence to St. Francis, de Sales church, where a requiem high mass will be of fered up for the repose of his soul commencing at 9:30 a.

Entombment, St. Mary a ceme tery. AGNELLI -In Oakland. April 30. 1931.

Elizabeth -MaKnelll beloved wife of the late Gaetano Magnelli, devoted mother of Frank Magnelli and Mrs. Frank Filomeo; a native of Italy, aged )73 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the parlors of Caporgno Lewis. 1729 Grove street, Saturday, May 2, 1931, at oeiochv tnence to Bt. jo seph's church, where a requiem nign mass win De celebrated tor the repose of her commenc ing, at ciock.

i intermen Bt. Mary cemetery. MARTIN In' Oakland. ADrll 30. beloved wife of Antone martin, loving mother of Mrs.

Uernice Murdock, Mrs. Caroline itoDerts, Manuel Rufino, Jerry, Ann, Frank and George martin; a native or Portugal. Friends are respectfully ln- vitea to attend the funeral Sat urday, May 2, from the Fruit-vale chapel of Clarence N. Cooper, Fruitvale avenue at East sixteentn street, thence to St. Aninony cnurcn where a re quiem nign mass will be sung iui me repoBB or.

nis soul, commencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment, ol. juury a cemetery. PIRCELLA In Hercules, April Anarew, Deioved husband of Eva Purcella.

brother of Mis. J. Oliva, Miss D. A. Lev- eroni or Ban Francisco, Louie Leveronl of Oakland and Joe Leveronl of Vallejo, and uncle of Louis Leveronl of Hercules.

A native of San Frajiclsco, aged 52 years. A member of I. D. E. S.

and F. O. and Redmen of nnoie. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral at the Wilson and Kratzer 705 Bis.iell Richmond. Saturday.

May 2, 1931, at 3 o'clock p. m. Servi ces under the auspices of the Redmen, F. O. E.

and Reverend Smith or Pinole. Interment Sunset View. SCHEUER In Oakland. April 30 1931, Annie, beloved mother of nullum Fred, George and Ethel Louise Scheuer; a native of Maryland, aged 72 years, 11 months, 16 days, A member of Loyal No. 7, Pythian Sisters; Aniens unapier ino.

io(, u. m. and Adelwiae Lodge No. 1. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral at the Grant D.

Miller mortuary, 2372 East Four teenth street, corner Twentv fourth avenue, Oakland, Satur, day, May 1931, at 10 o'clock a. under auspices of Loyal Temple No. 7, Pythian Sisters. interment, Tuiocay cemetery, Napa, at 12:30 Saturday. STACY In Berkeley at 120 Hlll-cresj.

road, April 30, 1931, Charles Aurelius Stacy, husband ot Mary btacy. A native of La fayette. Alabama. Aged 74 years. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend funeral Saturday, May 2, at Church of the Little Flower, 5629 Manila avenue (off Broadway) where a requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing ai iv ciock.

interment private. Please omit flowers. Friends may call at Ms late residence until 9 o'clock Saturday. WILSON In Oakland. April 80, 1931, Amelia K.

wife of the lata Allen G. Wilson; sister of the late Olive S. Lathrop; a native of Mass. Friends are invited funeral services Saturday afternoon, May 2nd at 2 ofclock at the Chapel of Albert Brown Com- fiany, 2476 Piedmont Oak-and. Interment Ml.

View Cemetery private. SAN FRANCISCO DEATHS. SAN FRANCISCO, May 1 The following deaths were on record In San Francisco yesterday: Rowen, Margaret Bunrttel, Flrrle and Ange Collins, Joseph Davles, Sharfrach De Vita. Sllla 22 years Dunn, Henry S. Grossman.

Mary 71 yean Haas, Carl F- 84 years Hnrarens, Desire Martha Haskell, Nellie (Ellen) F. Hrlnaelmnn, Adolph G. 77 years Helna, William J. Kenna, Anthony Lewis, Alice Mathews, Bruno A. OlnfsKnn, LonUe H.

8 years John J. Poole, Georae W. Rnhe. Minnie Ananntn Nkeehaa. Daniel Jt-42 years Snlllvan.

Daniel J. Timmons, Hmk (Tim) Vannues, Carlre Wataon, Mary blinker, Georae E. LEGAL NOTICES. HWr -1 i i SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT OF Monarch Life Insurance Company of Springfield In the State of Massa chusetts on the list day of Decem ber. 1930.

made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Cali fornia pursuant to law. ASSETa Policy loans 17,460.25 Bonds and stocks 620,879.18 Cash In companyt office and in banks 74.614.31 Agents balances II .327.76 Protested checks 25.08 1,352.14 MISCELLANEOUS: Total ledger assets ....8714.326.61 NON-LEDGER: Total interest and rents due or accrued 9,634.22 1.107.41 94.558.44 1.242.17 Amortised value of secur ities over book Net amount of uncollected and deferred premiums. All other assets Gross assets 1820.789 07 Deduct assets not admitted 1,579.17 Total admitted assets 8819.189.90 LIABILITIES Net reserve 2428.428.68 Total unpaid policy claims 8.002.50 Dividends liability 8.305.18 Reserve, special or sur plus funds not Included above T.8SS.78 All other liabilities 10.672.99 Total liabilities (except capital and surplus) ...8462.800.08 Capital stock paid up Lnasaigned funds (surplus) 155.388.81 S35S.289.8S Total liabilities, capital ana surplus isu.isiis CLYDE W. YOUNG, President. CARLTON E.

NAY, Secretary, REPORTS a. m.Suenos Aires; Admiral Schley, 3:45 a. Los Angeles; San Vin-cente, ,4:45 a. Boston; New York, 9:55 Manila. PORTLAND, April 80.

Pi Arrived: Arizona, 7 a. Los Angeles; Mobile City, 6 p. Port Alice; Horace Luckenbaert, 6:30 p. Boston; at St. Helens, Moliko, 1:45 p.

Honolulu. Sailed: Captain A. F. Lucas, a. Los Angeles; motorship Silver-belle.

10:30 a. Calcutta; Admiral Halstead, 6 p. San Diego; Brookings, 6:30 p. Los Angeles; from Longview, Georgian, noon, Boston. SEATTLE, April SO.

(JP) Arrived: Northland, 6:30 p. southeast Alaska; Cuzco, 12:40 p. Chile Peru; Alaska, 7 a. Alaska; Absoroka, 6:10 a. New York; Spldzuoka Maru, 4:30 a.

Yokohama; Siam, 2 a. Copenhagen. Sailed: Steel Inventor, midnight, Vancouver; Siam, 6 p. Copenhagen; Albion Star, 5 Newcastle; Eldorado, 5 p. Los Angeles; BrWk-dale, 10:45 a.

Ta-coma; Doylestown, 2:15 a. Los Angeles; Mexican, 4 a. Boston; Franklin, 1:30 a. Van In, 1:30 a. Van- '(P) sinardlno," 7 couver.

TACOMAjW'ash Arrived: San Her Philadelphia; Mogul, 10 a. Brl tannia Beach; Brookdale, 2 p. Los Angeles; Cadaretta, 2:30 p. San Francisco. Sailed: Cornevllle, noon, Shanghai; Sanbernardlpo, 9 p.

Philadelphia; Everett, midnight, Dalren. VANCOUVER, B. April 30. IP) Arrived: Tejon, Port San Luis; Hyle Maru, Orient; April 29, Ferglen, New Orleans; Blngtang, EnstIndies. Sailed: April .10, Dreohtdjik, Che-malnus; April 29, Janeta, Comox; Brighton, United Kingdom; Tohsel Maru, Orient; Aorangl, Australia; Admiral Wiley, San Francisco.

VICTORIA, II. April 80. yP) Arrived: April 29, Shldsuoka Maru, Orient; Dorothy Alexander, Snn Pedro; April 80, Cortona, United jvingnom. Stmr LA FLACBNTIA, Port Ban Lula for Manila. 878 mllea from Manila Stmr OAIIK1EI.1I.

Marseillea for New York. 351 mllea from Maraeillea Stmr PRESIDENT WILSON, Dalboa for Ran Pedro, aaileil at 8 p. m. Stmr PRESIDENT BAYE8. Honolulu tor none, no mnea rrom aolie stmr Niut.

DANUEll, Ban Franelaeo for Shanghai, 31174 mllea from Han Franelaeo 8 Stmr MEKiH. Manila for San, Franelaeo, 400 mllea from San Franelaeo Jap Btmr MONTKVIIIKO nl Alt san Pedro'for Yokohama, 1000 mllea irom sap I euro Blmr MKLV1LI.B DOLI.AH, Taeoma for shanghai, 1247 mi lea from Ta- eoma Htmr BEI.LINI1HAM, Hongkong for san Franelaeo, 2H74 mllea from Ban Fran elaeo Blmr STANLEY DOfcLAR, Hongkong for Ran Franeleo. 20117 miles from Ran Fran claeo Htmr PHK8IDKNT JEFFERSON. Yoko- uama lor vietoria, ibis mllea Irora Vletorla Btmr MONOWAI, Kuratouga for Walllug- ton, bji muea iroui weiuugton. By XADIO CORPORATION, April SO, 8:00 m.

RthTr CAPT. A. F. LUCAS, Portland for San Pedro. 048 mllea from Ban Pedro Stmr tl, HKtillNDO.

Cooa Bay for El Begundo. AO mllea from Cooa llay Ma H. T. IIAIU'EU. Ran Franelaeo for Portland.

418 mllea from Portland Blmr T0HRKH. Long Hears for Portland, 1IW mllea from Portland Btmr LI MHKHMAN. Cooa Bay for nay Point. 147 mtrow' from Han Franelaeo Jtr stmr Ban Pedro for Auckland. '400 mllea rrom Ran Pedro Btmr MAUNAI.E1, Knhiilul for San Franelaeo, 420 mllea from Ban Fran.

ln tltmm XtHlkW. 1 1 Can BB mllea from Snn J'edro Stmr LAKE; FRANCES. Han Franelaeo for Poaaeaalon I'olnt. ft.Mt mllea from Poaaeaalon I'olnt Htmr FORMES HADI'TMAN. Ran Pedro for ronee, o.in mllea from iwihoa stmr vknk- ZCKLA.

Now York for Puerto Colombia. 2M mllea from Puerto Colombia Stmr CITY OF NAN FRANCIHt 0, Punla Arenna for Kalhoa, nrl 1 mllea from Puerto Colombia-Rtmr PO. MONA. Balboa for Han Pedro, 87 mllea from Ran Pedro Slnir ECUADOR. Cham perleo for Maratlan, ftnn mllea from Maaatlan Rtmr HELEN WHITTIER, Hnlboa for Han Pedro.

2020 mllea from Han Pedro Me Stmr WASHINGTON, Ran Joae del Cabo for Ran l'edro. 2in mllea from Han Joae Del cabo Htmr MANA, Han Franelaeo for Honolulu, mllea from R'tn Franelaeo. Btmr KELLINOIIAM. Reattle for Ran Fran elaeo. 21U mllea from Han Francleeo Rtmr SEATTLE.

Reattle for Yokohama, 12 mllea from Seattle Blmr ILLINOIH. Beattla for Yokohama. nftlMt mllea from North Heada Stmr WISCONSIN. Walhalwel for Rao Fran. elaeo, 1 OH," mllea from Hun Franelaeo Hlmr KENTUCKY, Manila for Han Fmnrlaco.

14RR mllea from Ran Franelaeo Br Btmr NI AGARA, Vletorla for H.rdney, 442 mllea from Sydney Btmr VARAMiEH. Nagaeakl for San Pedro, 2020 mllea from Ban Pedro Btmr MELVILLE HOLLAR. Taeoma for Shanghai, 1247 mllea from Taeoma Htmr A CENTIA, Port Ban Lula for Manila, 873 mllea from Manila Rlmr MICHIGAN, Davao for San Franelaeo, RV.20 mllea from Bait Fran, elaeo Rtmr OYMERIC, Japan for Ran Fran elaeo. 2IK10 mllea from Ran Franelaeo Rtmr CALIFORNIA, Reattla Iflr.f hanijlial, Z40I mllea from North Heada. FIRE DESTROYS SHINGLE MILL POWELL HIVKR, B.

May 1. OP) Fire today destroyed the Powell rlveri shingle mill plant. more than 1,000,000 cut shingles and four near-by houses. In which employees lived. The loss was esti mated at $50,000.

One hundred men were employed at the plant. DEPARTURES TO DEPART, FRIDAY, MAT 1. Around World Fillmore Antwerp Houoiuin Reattle Monterey IjO Anrelea Loa Anrelea SATUBSAT, Rareelooa Havre Manila South China Bnenoa Aires New York Victoria MeTclef Manukal B. Chamherlln Halav Harvard Admiral Cbaa MAT California Waablnaton Irl-hank Peak lllmlanaer Vlra-ima Roebelle geatlla Seattle Reattla Loa Anaelea Lm Aniteloa Portland Portland Admiral Peoplea aloter Silverado i I.oini Pear? E. H.

Meier Dakotan Portland Tillamook Dai7 Matthews Cooa liar r.ureka Eureka Eureka Haalna WaahlnRton i Yala aFrraaut B. Stet-on Ran Pedro Loa Anaelea Loa Anrelea Ixia Ancelea -oa Anaelea ria Anaelea Loa Anaelea Loa Aoaelea SUNDAY, Yokotiama Portland S.AX S. Mara Admiral Sehlev Los Angeles nnroibj Alexander MOMOAT. MAT 4. New York kflaaonrlaa Loa Angelas Admiral Balalead TUESDAY, AT t.

Liverpool Albion Rlar Uaro Traveler Yokohama Baltimore Maalas Seattle Portland Eureka Monterey Monterey Ia Anaelea Loa Anaelea Loa Angelea WEDNESDAY, Sew York flonoluls Halla Reattla IxM AnseUaa Waahlnatnn Alexander Admiral Flake Vanrnard Bertl. flanloa Antonio Admiral Rrbley Wanama MAT Bernardino La Perla Kaneaa Yala ftnth Alexander Loa Angelea THURSDAY. MAT T. Pacific Exporter (ioldea River Lrmdoa Cbina New York New York New York New flrlaasa 'I'le Portland Loa A cv lea ralDAT, Manila- New York a-iutb Aroerk-a Mr-kuley Colombia Loekenhaeb Point Palmaa Admiral Chaaa aFrraiut Ctlilo MAT I. Prealdent Wllaon Beaolnta xaair.al Harra'd A Js.rak mar Ism An? lea Loa ADKcea "With more than $115,000,000 In vested In airports in the United States, California leads the nation in landing field development, having more airports to her credit than any other state.

California has 17s airports or an classifications, developed at an estimated cost of $14,000,000, a re cent survey shows. Municipal landing fields In this state have cost California municipalities the sum of $6,000,000. While there are 1655 "airports" throughout the nation, only 750 of them have the ranking of ter minal," according to a report of the department of commerce which found that municipalities and private corporations in the United States are planning' 1053 new air ports. Airport development this year will cost $20,000,000, the- department 'estimates, reporting the expenditure of $35,000,000 on landing fields I throughout the nation In 1930. j.

Oakland municipal airport, developed at a cost of more than rSfOO.000, is declared to be the naubn's model municipal air term inal by airport specialists ot the commerce department. In the hope ot promoting public confidence in aviation, the Aero club of France has Investigated the records of Its first 100 breveted pilots and found that 75 of them are still alive, many 'being' engaged in active flying. Considering that these pioneer pilots were given honorary com missions by France in 1909, the herolo period of aviation, and that each were risking their life dally In experimental flight, the death of 25 In 22 years appears compara tively light. Louis Blerlot still bears pilot's license "Number 1." His exploit of riying the English Channel is only one of the achievements that make up his long career. Tissandler, (French air pioneer who was pilot "'Number la.

Is today seceretary-general of the International Aeronautlo Federation. Notable among some of the old pilot who are still flying- and ex perimenting are the Far-man brothers, Maurice and Henry; Louis Breguet, who designed Coste's plane; Labouchere, who Is chief pilot for a plane manufac turer; Leon Molon, Pequet, and Tetard, three of the foremost flight instructors In France. Wilbur Wright, America's avla- DOMESTIC PORTS TACOMA Arrived, April 80. Nor Ha COHNKVILI.E tram Reattla; Rtmr BAN DlEtfU from Seattle: Btmr EVKKKTT from Reattle; Jup Ala SIIOSEI MAHU from Bel. Ilngham: tier Ma BAN FBAN0IBC0 from Reattle; Btmr BAN BEItNAHlUNO from Philadelphia; Rtmr MOUl.X from Beattla; Btmr liKiltlKUALU irom Ban l'edro; Btmr WADA-UKTTA.

henre April 25. Balled. Aorll SO. Slmr MEXICAN for" Vgcattle; Br Ma ALBION UTAH for Portlan. pan uin.uu irri.ru, April ou, HARVARD from Ban i'edrn; Btmr ADMIRAL rKOPLkS from Ban l'edro: Btmr OLEUM from Ran Pedro: Blmr BAN l'KDRO from San Fedro.

Hn led. Anrll so. stmr HAHVAru) ror oan Frauclaeo; StmrH AML.IN F. Mi-CORMICK tor Ban Franclscot Stmr ADMIRAL Pu for Run Franelaeo. AHRRDKKN Arrived, April 80, Btmr AD ill II AT.

HI'HI. KY from Aaturla. Railed. ADrll 30. a.

Btmr RANT1AM for Han Franelaeo! 10 a. lat) Btmr (iVOKOII MAHU for Japan; Stmr tkaMAB, for New York; 1 p. Buur SACRAMENTO for I'uget Bound: 8 n. Btmr ADMIRAL bt-HLKY. ror Han rranciaeo.

HE ATTI.K-Arrived. Anrll BO. I'D. Rlmr CUZCO from Aberdoeo; 7 a. Btmr ALASKA from valdea; 0 a.

niiiir aba-ItoKA from Portland: Jan Btmr BU1DZ0UKA MA kit from Yokohama: 2 a. Dan Ma SIAM from Vancouver; 11 a. Btmr EM1DIO from Ban Pedro; April 20, 10 p. Htmr IPRWICH from Aatorla; Btmr BTEKL 1 NTIIH. henea Anrll 28.

-anrll so. 2 a. Rtmr DOTLBS- Tfiin-M fne Han fTranelaeo; Nor Ma BKNJA M1N FRANKLIN lor urltlBb uolumnia ana Aatorla: April 20, 6 p. Btmr ADMIRAL HiCHMicni fur Ran Franelaeo: April ou. 'TOTOOSH ISLAND Paaaed Inward, April u.m.

nr iwiRAiin me Ha ii irraiieiarjo. SO. fi n. Htmr uuitt ALAAaauBA, henre Anrll 28 for Real tie. Puaaed out, April iu a.

RIUiiUTON from Vancouver Br Btmr (or United Kingdom and Continent; 8 p. Btmr i KL-LOWBTONB from eBatlle for Ban Fedroi Hlmr JiiL CKDUu rrom enaiiio ror rnru- claco: 5 a. Btmr POINT PALMAS Irora r. H.n Btmr DOROTHY ALEXAAD1.11 irom senilis tor nan AHTOKIA Arnveo, apru ou, v. Btmr TKXMAB from Aberdeen; s.

Htmr MALIKU, nenoa April no: Btmr WOH1LB CITY from Port Angelea; 10 iinbin. Mirrwnirll henea p. ni nunr nun i. i April 28; 9 V. Btmr TORRES from Baa Pedro; 11 Btmr MABIAN 0TI8 CHANnl.KH.

hanea April J8. ASTORIA Sailed. April 80. I P. Btmr CAPT.

A. F. LCCAS for Ban rranciaco; p. Btmr GEORUIAN for San Franelaeo; p. Br Ma B1LVEUBELLB for Ban Fran-i aco a.

Nor Ma HINDANGER for A a. Stmr ADMIRAL Hiiiir.EY for Ban Franclnco: a. Btmr ran VICENTE for Beattla; I a. aa Btmr NKW XtlKH lor r-ona uaV Arrived. Anrll 80.

4 S. Rtmr EL REOUNDO from suraaa, suur DAISY OAIIHWI. nenca April Balled April 20, P. Stmr GOLDEN REAR for Puget Bound: Blmr LUMBERMAN for Han Franelaeo; 4 p. Htmr DAISY GADSRY for rorliana.

Arrived. Anrll 90. D. Btmr FORT BRAGG from Cooa Bay; 0 p. Blmr STANWOOD, benca April 211: Btmr VANOCARD, henca April 2S.

Balled. Anrll 80. 4 p. Stmr SANTO MONICA for Ban Francisco. EAULB HAKIIOR-Salled, April tnr Han li'ranclBL'O.

BAN PEDRO Arrlvad. April 80, 2:53 a. Jap Stmr KOYO MAHU rrom 10 aw r.7l' In Htmr HCHRYoN from flan Joaa del Cabo: 4:85 a. Btmr ALVA-HAIXI, heme April 28; :05 s. 1u nil AND from llaibou: 6:10 a.

Btmr CHAB. L. WHEELEU henea 1 April 5 2.1 a oi. Hinir 1). 0.

RCOFIELD, hence April 20: 8:6.1 a. Btmr FUANK H. bene AprU 29 7:33 a. Btlnr MALOLO from Honolulu: a. Br stair DKAMA-TlhT.

hence April IS; 8:10 Btmr AD- a 0:111 a. oi --benca April 211; 8:50 MIKAL rr.liri.e-n a. Br Ma lHiRUAnn, irom atw a Rtmr CELILO. hence; April a. Rtmr YALE, henea April 2D; Ma ADMIRAL PEARYt henc Apt a.

m- 11 J. April du: a. oimr benca April 2: 10:40 a. Blmr PACIFIC HEMLOCK, benca April p. Btmr NORA from Baa Pedro; 1:86 p.

Blmr Kiuuiuo fian Dleen! St D. Btmr hum A il.KVlNDLK. henea April 29: 8:40 tier Ala oik-vau, nenca Aiiru o.o r. Stmr WEbT MAHWAB from Buraoa Alraa; tl M) p. Btmr UUULNOT, Benca April Ai p.

Stmr LCBR1CO Irom Beattla. C.nJf in.ll ml 1 a. Br Btmr B0( HE- LIE fur Han Francisco: a. oioi ixm a NGKI.ES for Baa Franelaeo; U.jV a. Br Blmr EUCHELIB lor Ban Fran- 4 .11 Br Ma MUNCASTf.R CASTLE for Manila; 4:46 Btmr POINT LOMA for Ban rranciaco; a.

or TORONTO for KlugKioo. Jamaica: Daa w. GtBTKL'DB MAELsK for Yokohama: a 11 stmr ra.i.ur.a ior aia kkiu. 1) 20 a. Ma LIO for Beattle; 11 65 a.

1., AnuiUAL PEOPLES for Baa Fran- 4:20 b. Btmr ALVABAUO for Baa Franelaeo: 1:65 p. Blmr EDGAB T. LuCKE BACn lor ran erancanui i- p. Br Stmr LRAMATTST for London; 4-45 p.

Simr DAN HANLon lor r-an rranciaco; p. oii v- MARU for Yokohama; p. Btmr PA.NTA MARIA lor Manllai Jap Ma TAI-UEI MAHU for Portland; 8:25 p. htmr YALE for Ban Franelaeo; 4:20 p. an-.

rJASTtKN POHTS NrW YORK Arrived. April 80, Btmr BABBABA IATE8 from Ran l'edro. Sailed. April 2S. Slmr BuUKKI LtCEEN- BACil for San Franclioa.

ISLAND PORTS VI VIT A Arrived. 2. Br Ma SILVF-KSASDAL. benca llarrb 81. HONOLI I.C Arr'Tl.

Apr 1 SO. 4 a. Gar Btar BKSol 1 1 4 i- a. Stmr I. Anr'l 24; 8 a.

lr 1 -u 1 AS fN 1 i I 1 WIRELESS 8AN DIEGO, April SO-yP) Arrived: San Pedro, 5:30 a. San Pedro; Yale, 8 p. San Francisco. Sailed: Cuyamaca, 12:30 a. Sail Pedro; Harvard, 8 p.

San Francisco; Oleum, midnight, San Pedro. SAN PEDRO, April 30. yP) Arrived: Yoyo Maru, 2'50 a. Yokohama: Hurry On, 3:40 a. San Jose Del Cabo; Alvarado, 4:35 a.

Bandon; Brand, 5:05 a. Havana; Charles L. Wheeler, 6:10 a. Portland; D. G.

Scofield, 5:25 a. Richmond; Glymont, 5:20 a. Seattle; Frank H. Buck, Ventura; Malolo, 7:35 a. Honolulu; Dramatist, 8 a.

San Francisco; Admiral Peoples, 8:10 a. San Diego; Iris-bank, 8:50 a. New York; Celilo, 9 a. San Francisco; Yale, 9:15 a. San Wrancisco; Admiral Peary, 9:35 a.

West Notus, 9:40 a. San Francisco; Golden River, 9:65" a. Orient; Pacific Hemlock, 10:30 San Francisco; Nora, 12:05 p. Iqueque; Harvard, 1:35 p. San Diego; Emma Alexander, 3 p.

Seattle; Donau, 3:40 San Francisco; West Mahwah, 6:30 p. Cartagena; Huguenot, 4:25 p. San Francisco; Lubrlco, 4:40 p. Seattle; Olympic, 6:30 p. Elwood.

Sailed: Los Angeles, 12:40 a. Elwood; Rochelle, 12:50 Vancouver; Muncaster Castle, 12:65 a. Manila: Point Loma, 6:45 a. San Francisco; Toronto, 6:65 a. Kingston; Gertrude Maersk, 6:20 a.

Yokohama; Neches, 7:55 a. a. San Diego; Llo, 9:20 a. Seattle; Admiral Peoples, 11:65 a. Seattle; Alvarado, 2 p.

San Francisco; Edgar F. Luckenbach, 2:63 p. San Francisco; Dramatist, 8:15 p. London: Yale. 3:26 p.

San Diego; Harvard, 4:25 p. San Francisco; Taihel Maru, 6:05 Orient; Santa Maria, 6:30 p. Manila': Kayo Maru, 6:30 p. Port San Luis; Toplla, p. San Francisco; Dan F.

Hanlon, 4:45 p.m., San Diego. ASTOHIA, Ore, April 80. (IP) Sailed: Motorship Hindanger, 2:45 By 0. S. WEATHER BUHEAU, May 1, 6 00 a.

m. Btmr OnLDKN WALL. Ill lit. 28.64 long. 16S.24 barom.

20.70, partly douiI.T, W. wind. 12 mll Stmr ADMIRAL WATSON, In lat. 58.42 lonK. Ki.Vi barom.

ftl.AH, clear, Nv. wind, 10 miles Stinr DltYDKN. to lat. 33.00 long. 171.30 barom.

20.76, raining, N. wind, 28 mllim Stmr TEXAS. In lat. 83. B4 long.

121.48 barom. 30.0J, cloudy, NW, wlnrt, 12 mllea Stmr KA.THAN, In lat. 2B.18 long. HN.12 barom. 211.02.

cloudy. NW, wind, 12 mllea Simr MtcllIUAN, In lat. 33.24 long. 1118.18 barnlm. 20.02, raining.

SW. wind, 22 miles Stmr SAN KKLIl'B, In lae. 16.00 long. 911.12 barom. 20.74, narlly cloudy, NW.

wind, 10 mllei Stmr TUSlvALUBA CITY, In lat. 41.48 long, lau.uu nuroni-. clouflv, 8. wind, 22 mllea Rlrar MANOA, in lat. 34.48 long.

131.64 baroin. 80.22, partly rlonily, liv. wind, 10 mllra Htmr MAKIKI. In lat. HII.64 long.

1411.011 barom. 29.00. cloudy, BE. wind. 6 mllea.

By KACKAT RADIO si TEIEGBAFR CO April 80, 8:00 p. m. Btmr Sail Pedro for Tocopllla, 721) mllea from Ban l'edro Htmr J. C. K1TZ.

8IMMIINH, I'olnt Wella for San IVdrn. 202 mlle from Ban Pedro Rlmr DIHTHICT IF COLUSIHIA. Han KraiielHoo for Ban l'edro, 124 mllea from Ban Pedro Una AMR, RIKA, Kan I'ldro for HI. qhoniaa, mllea from Colon Btmr BAN KKLII'E. BnllKia for Ban Diego.

1M1 mllea from 8n Pedro Rtfhr BAN RAl'TVtL Kan Pedro Ilnllioa, 870 mllea from llanwa Stmr A DM I UAL FKHPLKH, Ban Pedro for Ran Franclseo. 2H.1 miiaa from Ban rraneiwo stmr IIHTTKH T(IN, Ban Franrlarn for New Ynrli, 111(1 mllea from Dalboa Ntmr PRKHI11ISNT JACK RON, Ran Prdro for New York, mllea from llulboa Btmr KKWANICIi, Belittle for Ban Franelaeo. 4Ho mllea from Bun Frnn rlico SUnr PAUL FHOliP, Km irl'co for. Real tie, 211,1 mllea from eRattle Rtmr ADMIRAL ai'iiLKY. Aberdeen for Ran Kran claro.

mllea from San francleeo Rlmr La BRKA. Ran Pedro for Reutlle. 114 mllea from Keatt Rlmr POINT RAN Ban FranelKco for Aalorln. 80 nillea from Aatorla Htmr DOROTHY AI.FXANIll:!!. Victoria ror Han rranelsco.

n20 mllea from Ran Franelaeo Btmr CADDOI'KAK. Ban Franelaeo for Reattle. mllea from eMatlle Blmr MUNAMI. Portland for Ban Fran elaeo. 2M mllea from Aatorla Btmr NKW YORK.

Portland for Yokohama. HI) mllea rfom Atorla-Rtmr PRERIDKNT JKFFKH- RON, Yokoliama for Victoria. 2220 mllea from Vletorla Rlmr MKHiB. Manila for Han Franelaeo. 700 mllea from tlan franelaeo Stmr KENTUCKY.

Manlli for Ran Franelaeo, 1726 mllea from Ran Franrlm.i Htmr MAKA-W AO, Ran Franelaeo for Honolulu. 1180 mllea from Ran Franelaeo Rlmr LAKE OAt.K-WoOD, Fanning laland for Wahlngmn laland. tailed at 8 p. m. Hlmr II.I.INOIR.

Portland for Yokohama, 2N0O mllea from Aatorla Rlmr CALIFORNIA, Portland for Yokohama. 21150 mllea from Aatorla Btmr RATAN'I'A. Ran Franelaeo for Sim nirliii I. 2M7H mllea from Ran Franelaeo Stmr IJAIIHARUT DOLLAR. Rhanglial for Reattle.

1HKII mllea from eRatlltr Hlmr BTONLKY DOLLAR, Cehu for Han Franelaeo. 2.V12 mllea from Ran Franelaeo Hwed Ma A K( A HKT JOIIKO, La Union for Hnlboa, ooo mllea from Bathoa. fltmr KKNTt'CK Y. Manila for Ban I ran- elaeo. 14X8 mllea from Han Franelaeo Stinf PRERIDKNT LINCOLN, Manila for Rao Franelaeo, 1488 mllea from Han Franelaeo Btmr MICHIGAN, Davao for Han Franelaeo, .1820 mllea from Ran Franelaeo Rlmr ILLI NOIi, Portland for Yokohama, SUM mllea from Aatorla Btmr RKATTLK, Taeoma for Yokohama, 8012 mllea from Reatllo Rlmr WISCONSIN, Welhelwel for Raa Franelaeo, 1H83 mllea from Ban Franelaeo fltmr TA- COMA, Talngtao for YaneoiiTer.

60n mllea from Vaneonrar Btmr lacoina for Yokohama. 87.18 mllea from Taeoma ARRIVALS TO ARRIVE KISAT, HAT 1. Haltimora Luekenbaeh Mobil r1toh La I'eria Mala Admiral Cbaae aKrrairiit Mnnanit Harvard Admiral I'eonlea Golden Peak Moaer Silverado Rohella E. II. Merer Honolulu Reattle For lurid olumhla Lot AprlM IO AtiKelei Lot Anut I.

OS. AMtll Lm AaKeJta SATURDAY. MAT I. Anekland Simla Boaton Diikntan New York Irlabank Cheater Lake Ormoe Honolulu Mannalel Realtla Dorolbv Aleiander Reattle Admiral llalatead Reattla Traveler Columbia Colombia Silverbelle fx). Anaelea Celllo Ixia Anaelea ,7.

Pearv Loa Anaelea Yal BDHDAY, MAT I. loa Anielea lioroibv Alexander llo Ho Tol.a Maru Yokohama Hakonesan Mam Hoatoa Luckenbaeb Reattle Point Palmaa Portland Admiral Rehley Colombia Hrooklnea Monterey Ran Anlooto Loa Aonelaa H. T. McCormic MOHDAT, MAT Manila Melra Hallfat Prlnea Bouarl Bnenoa Aires Heat Miliar. Eureka Yanruard Loa Anielea Wapanaa TTJESDAT.

MAT I. Manila Pr-ldent MeKln Boatoo Paul l.oekenbar-h Baltlmora t)irotbr Cablll Crtatobal CUT Panama gcattla Rulh Alexander WEDVE80AT, MAT I. Rotrerdaaa Klnderdra Davao Boatos Kaneaa Aacelea Admiral ai'rragut xjauasiaz, at A t. Hamburg Oakland Brdn Brl.ban Ro'drn Reattla Admiral wnr Moaterer Oalar Anaelea Celli Anaelea 1. B.

gitttoa imvii. a. World erulaa Honakooi Sblna Mara VV Makura Marf-oa Pomona Pol Arena "a ln U' i -1 rr Ina 8offa! B''di Dtmrj banaaal Rvdoer York Baltiaaora 1 Criatobal Poooirla New Yo-a Ana-lea AntitB WIRELESS I Annual Ceremony Will Held at Mission for Alaskan Workers Be Farewell services for the fishermen who are about to go to Alaska for the summer fishing season in southeastern Alaska and the Bering Sea, will be held Sunday afternoon at the Roald Amundsens Seamen's Mission, 754 Fourteenth street near Market ttreet, Ban Francisco. The services will 'commence at half past three o'clock. A special program of musical numbers and addresses have been "arranged for the occasion The principal address will be given by the Rev.

Albert Sleipnes, formerly of Ketchikan, Alaska. Another speaker will be the Rev. T. Engebretsen, pastor pfthe institute. The movement of the fishermen north has already started.

Three of the Alaska Packer's ships have departed and two more will leave late this coming week. Every spring several hundred of the fishermen make the trip to Alaskan waters from the bay area. This will also be the second year that Bees ho windjammers going north in the Alaska Packers fleet, all of the Ball being replaced by-eteamdriven craft. At one time the Alaska Packers' Association operated the largest slnple owned unit of sailing craft in the world. Another northern craft preparing for Its summer trip to Herschel Island is the trading schooner Patterson.

It Is now taking on aup-plies. BOUND AROUND WORLD. The Dollar 'round the world liner President Fillmore, Captain W. Kohlmelster, will aail after noon at 4 clock foe Honolulu, th Orient, and porta westward on her track in circling the globe. Th liner Is carrying a fine batch of general cargo.

Among the prominent passengers aboard win De: H. uurgel do Am aral, formerly Brazilian minister to the United States, being transfer red to Japan as minister his na tion; Mrs. Ruth Barnett, socially prominent in Hollywood, en route 'round the world; Mr. and Mrs. o.

Ai. cannon, Santa Maria, en route to Naples; Dr. James L. Ding, president of Anglo-Chinese Col lege, Foochow, China, and Mrs Ding, en route Shanghai; Miss janice N. J.

to Honolulu; Verne W. Bailey newspaper writer, Los Angeles, en route Manila; Mr. and Mrs, Albert E. Hart, Kosemeade, en route to Marseilles; Mrs. Medora Maynard, Hermosa Beach, to Manila; Mrs.

Medea Wager, New York, en route Marseilles. LINER DUE TUESDAY. The, next Dollar line vessel to make port will be the President McKlnley, Captain R. E. Carey In command, which Is due at quar antine early next Tuesday morning from the Orient.

AGENTS APPOINTED. 1 R. J. Rlngwood, freight trafflo manager of the Panama-Pacific Line, today announced the appoint ment of two general freight agenta- for, California In the new Pacific coast organization which at an early date will take over the line's freight business from agency man agement. They are Charles W.

Hurst, for the northern district, with headquarters at San Fran- cUsco, and Harry O. Adam for the "southern district, with neadquar ters at Los Angeles. For the past two years Hurst has been assistant to the pacific coast representative of the Inter coastal Conference, In charge of weighing and of cargo In transit over conference lines. Prior to that he was for eight years with the American Hawaiian S. S.

in. charge of rates and tariffs, as ass stant to the traffic manager, Earlier, he was for six years with the Southern Pacific in various ca pacities, the latter port of his serv Ice being in the foreign trade de partment. Adam has been In the steamsnip business on the Pacific coast since 1917. when he entered the employ of the Matson Navigation Co. at San Francisco, which he served in various capacities until 1925, when he Joined the staff of Swayne Hoyt, In charge of billing.

Promotion to the position oi assist ant trafflo manager, and short serv ice at Portland, was ronowea by transfer to southern California, as distrlot manager at Los Angeles. In Sentemher last Adam was trans ferred to San Francisco as general agent. ORTLAND MAN NEW LOCAL SURVEYOR PORTLAND. May 1. OP) W.

C. Quayle. engineer surveyor In this district for the Ban Francisco F.oard of Marine Underwriters, has been assigned temporarily to the San Francisco district He has been stationed here aince Decem- er, 1929. TRANSPACIFIC MAILS Th fnllowtna' sallmv dates and losing times of transpacific malls the main San Francisco posiomre ra haaed on the latest Information furnlshei by steamship companies: HlNA AND A rAN- May 2, 1:10 p. Golden Peak.

May 4, 6 a. Silvermaple. May 7, 1:10 p. Golden River. May 8.

5 s. Empress of Asia. EAST IN HIES STHAITS May 2. 1:10 p. Golden Peak.

May 4. a. Silvermaple. May 7, 1:10 p. Golden River.

May 8, 6 a. Empress of Asia. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS May 2, 1 p. Irisbsnk. May 2.

1:10 p. Golden Peak. May8, 6 a. Empress of Asls. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS May 6.

9 a. Cambrat. May 6, 10:10 a. Mataonla. fay 8, 4 p.

CalawalL May 21. 10:10 a. m. Ventura. June 11, 10:10 a.

Sierra. At'STRALIA. NEW ZEALAND May 13. 1 1 :20 a. m-Makura.

May 21. 10:10 a. m- Ventura. June 10. 11:30 a.

m- MaunganuL June 11, 10:10 a. Sierra. MEXICO SOUTH AMERICA May 2. 1 a. St.

Mlhfel. May 2. 10:10 Virginia. May 4, 1:10 p. Mlssourlsn.

May 6, 12:10 p. La Perla. May 7, 1:10 p. Colombia. May 7, 1:10 p.

to, Walter Luckenbach. May 8, 4 p. Cuxco. Funeral Designs OUR SPECIALTY Oakland Floral Depot Comptano and Garese Florists and Nurserymen 930 Washington st. Dpot Phone LA keslde 0J2.

Res. phones OLymrle 2270. fl Sdmpnt liJ.J. Loa Loa Loa Mob Loa Loa SMeMVWMVMWWMMMMMMMW SUTLER In Oakland, May 1, 1181, George W. Butler, beloved hnsband of Alma B.

Butler: native of Connecticut, aged 51 years. A member of Hampden Lodge, A. F. A. of Springfield, Massachusetts; the Oakland Scottish Rite Bodies and Aahmes Temple of the Mystic Shrine.

Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Monday, May 4, 1931, at 2:80 o'clock p. m. at the Scottish Rite temple, 1547 Oak 'street, Oakland. Friends may call at Truman's Telegraph avenue and Thirtieth street, until Skon Monday. CHAMPION In Oakland, April 10, 1931, Harry D.

Champion, beloved husband of Pearl Champion father of Harry D. Champion son of Mrs. Josephine and the late Fancls Champion; a native of California, aged 61 yesirs. A member of Oakland Lodge No. 321, L.

O. O. and the San Francisco Local No. 61, Brotherhood of Stationary Engineers. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Saturday, May 1, 1931.

at 2 o'clock p. Truman's residence chapel. Telegraph avenue and Thirtieth street, Oakland. HUTCHINSON In Contra Costa county, 80, 1931, Dwlght 'Hutchinson, beloved husband of fcMae Hutchinson, brother of Mrs. a E.

Peixotto of Nsw York, Mrs. Bernard Ransome, and "Mra. William Bull Prlngie of San Matep; a native of California, 55 years. Notice of funeral later. (Albert Brown Co.) HORTH'Mtn.

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