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NOVEMBER 12, 1927. PART T.j 1 5- fATURffAY' MORNING. ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS toil Mississippi Gobs Triumph Pomona Cards Cinch Citrus League Title -i-sf in awaraWT1aTirrl hT mnTTWaffTITIaWrrTlW wmmwnmiMiei II III II II atminriTMmaMTaTaTTamftT 1 1 minimi iilninli'ii i iiiwn in fi ir i i -Kqy fl- llTilhsiTiil IM" srirms.i.is.s wn-na- iTMiitarowi. yryryVwHH LOS ANGELES ARRIVALS AND ARRIVED, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II Tim Fran Carat Caatsln Oaarater 12 Jl'l l.m. Ttuetina Itrei Pmencrra Salts 0akt Kahni a a.m.

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Ct TP. liberal Dollar Una lialUat Bttndard Orpauai Co. The battleship Mississippi, which is making a strong bid to win back the Iron Man trophy, symbolic of fleet athletlo supremacy, which the home ship lost to the flagship California three years ago made another big advance toward their goal Thurs-rfow niirhfc hv deelslvelv defeating the battleship Idaho boxing and wrestling squads In a smoKer neia aDoara tne uma Rhln Th MiSSlSSiDDl WOn BV- ory boxing bout and held the Idaho to one win in tne wresting evcu, Following were the final scores: Boxing Mississippi, 36: Idaho, 0. Wrestling Mississippi, 30; Idaho, 5. The boxing results: .1...

Tlmmv TjmU fl4.1lilnnL won by default when tbt Idaho uoablt to product wit- 13 put Mi Ul if tab vlb 1 won by default when Joey Bchmler of th Idaho was unable to max ine requires Featherweight Jot isoto, il-nniy tluraplon of mm .11 hr.iU Ihll TMf bf Iciwrkouu, cmiiec(Rl ht rlsht hnd with Suiw I'onrson'i jaw In Ui eund round la Row Ui Idaho witrj fur Uit Mmini. ait 8llor SlBipltiiu of th Idiho to Ui itfuii-cJ Willi Cortr of ths Iiiai la Ui lourtn round of whirlwind fllfM. MllMlfWHHnlr UUBT, noiritfd Henry of ths Idaho in Hi-round bout Ught-hMnywelaht Tllton Webber. illillwl. U-n7 champion, knocked wit Dannj Curtli of tli Waho In tli flrrt round, wlia rttibt to Jeff Brltnenbarh.

Mliiliilpt. tor a ih. m4 nf nnmill In bit bout ualrat Jack RMkdlr of th Idali WKESTLINO RBSUIT9 BantamwtlRht Stmp of Mlntiflpi thrww Johnson of th Matio In m. 47. with ball nelum and armlock.

FeatherwMKht l.araon of Mlniiilopl won otw Cantrell of th Idaho wlin an trmiock nd Vstltwolcht wilier the MliilntPI ttr Bmlth of the Idtho In 8ra. Mi. Welterweight Trtttm of the Mlielialpsi won orer Brown of th ldoho In lm. 69i. Middleweight Titer MlnllilrW.

Paul Waikl. ldalio. tfter 4a. a3i. of ciung Thornton of th Horn Ship defeated Frill of th Vandal Ears.

In Jin. 24. Henryweluht limue. Who marine eorporal. dumped Bill Haley of th Mliilailw In Sm.

la. OfTlrlala in nraina; timekeeper, Ueut Crlat; Judge. Lieut. BruUgna 1 nay, ra Service Teams Play Tie Game BERKELEY, Nov. 11.

(V-Service teams of the Army and Navy battled to a 6-6 tie here today before a crowd of 45,000 persons. The eallors, with their 200-pound team, scored In the first pterlod after rushing the ball down the field from the 50-yard line. Tout, fullback, went over for the touchdown. Army crashed over for its 1-ipfnra the end of the eame after two previous scoreless pe- rlOCTS lu WfllCn Hie Uu necoawev wj Via flpld. BlflUeh.

ftOl- dler halfback, crossed the line. Each team's try for point was blocked. IIOLLYWO0D DIRECTOR HOPES YALE WILL WIN NEW HAVEN (Ct.) Nov. 11. (Exclu- 8lV6)One of Yale's most enthusl- notln aninnorters.

Edward H. Griffith, Hollywood motion-picture director, arrived here today to make prepara tions to film the annual xaie-nar-vard game. Griffith plans to spend tha TOppk hero investigating location spots and to film the game In Its entirety, utilizing the scenes icr tne Rod La Rocque special, "Hold "Em, Voi" Thl nlcture. it Is said, will be played out against a background of Yale, particularly leaiurmg iwo sports, football and crew, S.C. DENTISTS IN VICTORY AT TENNIS The U.S.O.

dental college Initiated Its tennis season by an easy win over the Compton Junior College yesterday, 6-1. One upset occurred when tjk TimriBv tt n. first man. lost to Leslie John, Compton first man, 2-6, 7-6, e-u. The scores were as followat Jahn (C.) Bagley (S.C) T-S.

Kllngiteln 8.C.. Pelton (C.) Mauer (S.C) Blrhardaon Tamltter (S Anrtwioo (fi.) Kllngmeln-Baguw (B.C.,) Jahn-Anderion 6-1, FERNANDO TO FACE FRAYO IN RING BOUT Johnny Fernando and Manuel Prayo, pair of hard-hitting light weights, clash in the eight-round main event of Carlo Curtls's boxing program at the Main-Street Athletlo Club tonight. Fernando, a Filipino, fought a sensational draw at Hollywood several weeks ago. Their bout tonight is expected to be a great slugging match. The two six-round bouts, featuring Young Firpo against Young Terry, in the seml-wlnd-up, and Sammy A guerre against Jimmy Hart, also should be slugging matches.

LOYOLA FROSH TAKE ON SHERMAN INDIANS The Loyola Frosh will tackle the Sherman Indians this afternoon in a preliminary game to the Loyola-Regis fracas. The gams Is scheduled for 12:30. Coach Johnny Rlchlle's yearlings have not yet tasted defeat so far this season. Their tie game with the strong TJ.B.C. Dentals some time ego is the shiny spot on their schedule.

HUNTINGTON TARK BEATS SAN PEDRO Running up a score of Sl-6, with Joe Sarver doing the heavy work, Huntington Park today trounced San Pedro High Bchool on the Park field. By keeping In the win column. Coach Verne Landreth's team remains In the running for the championship, having lost only to Woodrow Wilson In the first game of the season, SANTA FE GRTDDERS MEET SM0KE-EATERS Members of the football team from the Santa Fe apprentice shops, Ban Bernardino, will seek revenge when they arrive at Wrlgley Park tomorrow afternoon for their game with the Los Angeles Fire Department team. The Smoke-eaters defeated the Gate City team, 19 to 13, on the latter's gridiron at the start of the season and tomorrow will be out to score the second victory. MISSISSIPPI NOSED OUT JACKSON (Miss.) Nov.

11. (JPf After Rube Wilcox had scored a touchdown for the University of Mississippi in the third quarter here today, he failed to kick the goal needed to tie and Loyola University of Chicago wits' tf victor by 7 ft- SHIP OVERHAUL BIDS REJECTED Loivest for Reconditioning of TTesiErral $165,000 Lassco Manager Reports 'All Offers on TPorh High Expects to Ash New Tenders Early Next Week Shipyards tip and down the coast are expected to tender bids this week on the reconditioning of the steamer West Erral Just purchased by the Los Angeles Steamship Company as Its fourth ship to enter the Hawaiian service out of Los Angeles. The Job is one of the largest of the year of its kind, calling for the Installation of ample refrigeration space for the transportation of perishables; installation of two large cargo tanks to carry oil to the islands and bring back molasses, and the construction of extra fuel tanks. Bld9 were opened yesterday by Plllsbury Curtis, handling the arrangements for the Lassco Line, but all were regarded as high, even the lowest, that of the General Engineering Company of San Francisco with $165,000. Ralph Chandler, vice-president and general manager of the Los Angeles Steamship Company, said all bids had been rejected, and he assumed new ones would be invited, but he wouldn't know definitely until hearing from PUlsbury Curtl3 early next week.

The installations will equip the vessel In a way not enjoyed by any freighter In the service to the islands, and reveal an aggressive attitude by the company to go after a volume of cargo of a kind heretofore hauled largely as an incidental to the trade. SHIFT OF FLANS OF UNITED FRUIT SEEN That United Fruit Company again Is considering Los Angeles Harbor as a potential port of call for its fleet of banana ships, was revealed yesterday in a gathering of the fruit men and transportation and, stevedoring officials at the California Yacht Club. In addition to several representatives of the United Fruit Company, there were present D. W. Pontius, head of the Pacific Electrlo Railway Company; Joe Saunders, general freight agent for the Southern Pa-clflo lines, and Frank Scott of the same company, and Gerald Fitzgerald, president of the Associated Terminals, parent body of elx stevedoring companies In as many Pacific Coast ports.

The United Fruit Company's new west coast service was lnauguartcd early this week when the steamer Limon nut into San Francisco with 25,000 bunches of bananas from Central America. Ban Francisco origi nally was Intended as the only port of call on the coast, but the conference yesterday is said to Indicate a change of heart. Whether it will have any effect on plans of the Standard Fruit and Steamship Company and Cuyamel Fruit Company to Inaugurate a banana service exclusively to Los Angeles from Sallna Crua la unknown. John Vaccaro, representing the two conoerns is still here looking for sites for a terminus for his fleet of six to eight banana-carrying steamers, which would arrive twice weekly with 25,000 to 40,000 bunches of bananas each. The Standard Gypsum Company Is reported to have chartered the Japanese tramp steamer Ryoka Maru to carry 8000 tons of gypsum rock from the company's quarries on San Marcos Island to China in December.

It is. the first trans-Paclflo cargo and is cm nresncp) an extension of the gypsum trade. Heretofore the gypsum has been Drougnr; iroiu mo meit island to Long Beach and Puget Sound where the company maintains refineries. The company's steamer S. A.

Perkins will depart from here today for San Marcos Island, towing the barge Daylight with timbers, mine machinery, rails and supplies for the Compagnle de Boleo at Banta Rosalia. "Hello, darling, I'm all at sea. Won't you come and fly mlth me?" Such conversations will be possible with new radio telephones which E. A. Bacon is going to put on his fleet of five flying boats which the Paclflo Marine Airways operates out of Wilmington to Catallna Island.

Incidentally they are of a new type, which weighs only eight pounds, brought out by the Aviation Radio Engineering Company of Los Angeles. Most other types weigh 150 pounds, except the typical navy sets, which work off of generators, and these do not work when the motors are dead. Bacon said. Bacon's fleet has been operating dally between the Islands and the mainland for six years without a casualty; the radio phones being intended more as a convenience than a precaution. While the service Is augmented in summer, at least one plane leaves the terminal at Wilmington dally for Avalon throughout the fall and winter.

Bacon plans to Inaugurate a service also to San Dlcgo next summer. The life-saving equipment of Base No. 17 of the United States Coast Guard went to land yesterday, the occasion being its participation in the Armistice pageant at Ban Pedro. Gun. lines, breeches buoy and the entire equipment for succoring Imperiled at sea were shown, manned by half a dozen stalwarts of the base.

Other marine concerns with floats were the Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Ddry Dock Corporation, Regan fe Merrltt, Chapman etc Scott. California Yacht Club has gained another entry for the race from Newport to Hawaii next summer, in the mahogany yacht Pandora, Just reported bought at 8an Francisco by N. W. Rohl of Los Angeles, who will bring her here. The craft Is sixty-six feet long, of yawl rig stud with an auxiliary engine affording a speed of eight knots.

She was built In Oslo. Norway, and brought to San Francisco on the motor liner Canada eleven months ago by George Armes, Dr. H. J. Macomber and Edward M.

Mills. Twenty-five whales In one week's harvest by the fleet of the California Sea Products Company, is the report brought back from San Clements Island yesterday by F. K. Dedrlck, president, at the offices of Bconhoft-Gallls Company; rendezvous' Coach Archie Nlsbet's Pomona Cardinals cinched their second straight Citrus Belt League football championship yesterday, when they defeated San Bernardino, 13 to 0, on the losing eleven's gridiron. The victory kept the Cards' record untarnished by either ties or defeats.

Affelbaugh was the hero of the Pomona victory, the Card halfback scoring both touchdowns. The first Affelbaugh touchdown came in the second quarter, when he broke away for a seventy-yard run. Wilson passed to Affelbaugh for the Cards' last score, which came In tha fourth period. Line-ups: San Bernardino (9) Sarmlento L.T?.ri, Maudaley MB. Itxlin UG.Ii.

Dwln Stockton RO.L. Haugh R.T.L, Olllcepi RE.L, Sldler Q. Hill I.HR. Anderson B1I.U Glover Pomona (I) Wad Dtvldaon Goeppt Levitt Bright An win Goler, Keough Veiar JUXetlhaugh Wilton SCORE TIT QUARTERS San Bomnrdlno Pomona "13 Toudidowni AITslbtugh, 1 Convatiloo: Wlltoa BAKERSFIELD DEFEATS WHITTIER FRESHMEN BAKERSFIELD, Nov. 11.

(fl-Bak-ersfleld High School's Drillers, without the services of Stockton, their star fullback, who watched the game from the sidelines, proved too powerful for the Whittler College freshmen this afternoon and shoved over six touchdowns, winning, 33 to 0. It was the seventh victory for the undefeated Drillers this season. At the end of the half, Bakersfleld was leading. 20 to 0. They were held several times on the 1-yard line by the Whittler Frost), In the third quarter, when they went scoreless, but In the last period, Bakersfleld put over three more scores, one on a 20-yard forward pass from TJhalt to Boehm as the gun completed the game.

TEXAS MINERS DOWN NEW MEXICO AGGIES EL PASO (Tex.) 11. (VP) "Doleful Doc's" Stewart's Texas College of Mines football players outclassed the New Mexico Aggies today, and defeated them with a 19-to-7 score here. The Aggies score came in the final period when Benny Rutz, former fullback and oaptaln, caught Capt. Hugh Worthlngton's punt on the Aggie 10-yard line and made a sensational 80-yard run through a broken field for a touchdown. Worthlngton scored two of the Miners' markers on line plunges and McMillan scored the other when he caught a 40-yard pass heaved by Billy Clark, tackle, brought back for the pass.

ST. MARY'S FROSH THUMP SANTA CLARA SAN JOSE. Nov. 11. (P rh one of the greatest football games ever played in this district the St.

Mary's freshmen today defeated the fighting Santa Clara Babes by the score of 7 to 6. The Broncos scored first in the second quarter when Jacqua passed to Farrel, who threw to Casanova, who crossed the goal line for the touchdown. Axt failed to convert. The Saints scored after three minutes of play In the second half. Sten-net ran around left end ten yards for the marker.

On the try for point Jacqua, Santa Clara quarter, was offside and the officials allowed the point. CALEXICO HIGH COPS FROM BRAWLEY GRIDS BRAWLET, Nov. 11. Calexico High School defeated Brawley High by a score of 28 to 0 in a football game that was the feature of the Armistice Day program held here today by all Imperial Valley Legion posts. Three hundred valley war veterans paraded through the streets during the morning program.

The procession ended at the Plaza, where an Armistice Day address was given by Rer. H. K. Holtzlnger of this city. The celebration ended with a sham battle In the evening in which opposing armies of Legionnaires staged a miniature Battle of the Argonne.

CHICO STATE GRIDS DOWN SAN JOSE TEAM CHICO. Nov. 11. (P) Chlco State Teachers' College pounded out a 19-0 victory over the San Jose Btate Teachers' College eleven here today. The winners scored touchdowns in the first, third and fourth periods.

Jimmy Thomason, halfback, was the outstanding star, scoring all three of his team's touchdowns. For San Jose, Jess Retll, guard, turned in a great game. He pulled off many long runs, being called into the backfleld to pack the ball. TEXAS AGGIES COP CLOSE GRID BATTLE HOUSTON (Tex.) Nov. 11.

(VP) The Rice Institute Owls packed a defensive punch that surprised the Texas Aggies and the potential Southwestern Conference winners considered themselves lucky, to get away with a 14-to-0 victory here today. The Aggies threatened five times but were able to score only twice. Each of these tallies was directly attributed to the Owls' punting which failed to give Rice an even break with A. and M. MONTANA STATERS CLEAN UP WYOMING SHERIDAN (Wyo.) Nov.

11. A blocked kick gave Montana State a victory over Wyoming here today when the Bobcats struggled to victory on a field of mud. 0 to 0. A kick by George of Wyoming was blocked In the shadow of Wyoming's goal post early in the first quarter. The ball rolled over the Wyoming goal line and Olsen of Montana fell on It for a touchdown.

Volght failed to kick goal. LECUON JUDDERS WIN SANTA ROSA. Nov. 11. (TV-T footbsll eleven of the Berkeley Live Oak Club, representing the American Legion, defeated the Two Hundred and Fiftieth Coast Artillery aggregation her this 19-8v tt tt at tt -tt tt AIR MAIL SCHEDULE I X- 31- I Now In tffart: 1'nlterjil porta je rata of lo rent ir half ounce anywhere In tha St.fltea or Canada ipnliea an all maltera ent via A.r Mall Tran't." air mall senlce to front SajilitTn Califf-rnta li operatt-i In both dirrrtlom daily, ienlnl Air ifltl Airport I Lot Angelea) tt 7 75 a-o.

Panne Time ami arriving at Hadlry FlaltJ I New Bnin-wl k. N. .) at 9 p.m. teat-em Standard Time the aemni day. Af rl.al at tie New lork City pcilofflct la one trx later.

Wattl-eond from Ha-ller FlabJ la at 12 15 ro. Eaatrrn Standard Time, arrlial at Angelea tt I ii p.m. I'at lie Time, the trend day. Tha Loa Angelet dally eloalnf for thy mall Ii 6 3D aw. at Arcade station and at a en.

or a little later at tna air mail latter boiea, punted red. white and i.i and lu tulsiii paria of tha city. Heme for tbt Air Mall ara rttrrWer! tt not mora Uian nfiy (Sill pound! in welghi and to nut mora thtn elghty-fnur (S4) L-ichet to leneth tnd girth eni-thmed. PACIFIC COASI BoLTB Collectluiit are made at all air mill amea nut later than p.m. ind at tha Artinle Station poatofflct not later thin H.

ta. Tna route will be operated on tha following arhrduie: leave Lot Angelea, 12:01 t.m.; errire at 1:15 Fteano. t.m.; San Franelieo. 5 710 am Brattle, 2 p.m. Bourn.

bound. Seattlr. II p.m.! Perlwd, 7 ara. San Franrlkto. 1:15 p.m.; Freino.

3 13 p.m.; Baberi3eM. 4:43 p.m. Arrlva Ia Ar.celea. 9:19 mile, nnrth of Txe Angelea. OLKLM.

for L.ia Angalaa. 1J mllat aoulh tt( Lm Angelea. BAN FRANCISCO BTATIOX 1 f.m., November II BISKIYOr, Ban DIo for ColumbU BJrtr, tulltt from Columltii Rier. Hami.in' F. MormicK.

Orava Hirhor for Angelra, 17,4 miiet from Loa Angelta, BKTTKKTON. Venlura (or Amotro. Xo mDat from HvItVAltD, San Fran-la-o far Loa Angetea, Tt mllea from Cos Angelea, J. FtTZKIMMONH, Loa Anelei for Rlcbmorift, 1. nillea (rra Illrhmond.

H'ltltlO. Loa Angel.a Point Weill, lit) mtle, fn.im Weill. HA.M.KY. Balbot for San Dlero. 1JIJ mllet front San Diego.

LF.HI-', l- Angelea tut Ketchikan. 991 in I let frm-i (e Ang-lea. ADMIR.VL PKARY, Ban rraneltco for tktttlt. nillea from Seattut. Tl MAti VS, l'tnt Caaia for Oavlott, T9 ail from Port Cotta.

MAKCIt A. San franelieo for Byrlner, MO mllat from San PRKSIDKNT I LKVKLAND, Ban Frtnrttew fnr 7D mllrt from lfokiima. IPSWICH, New York for Stn Franelieo. 1MB mllie (pen BallHai. PTai'ARHON.

for Lot Anreaet, lt5 mllea fmm Ancei. B1VVIN CHItlSTHNsoN. Angelat for hew York, b''7 mllea from Bilhoi. PREMIDBNT LINCOLN. Shanghai for Hongkong-, 15 mllrt from Shanghai.

Olt.vca DOLLAR, Honolulu for Guam. 1" rnlltt from Honolulu, VKNTCRA. Svtlney Ban rnnclaoo, tfiOr) mile from FranHaeo. F.L CAPITAN. Ia Aafelet f.

Balboa, 142S mllea from Halhoa. LA IIRKA, It Ancelet for Phlladelphlt, 1MB mile, fmm llallw. BIK.lt ItA, San Franeliet for Sydney, mllet from Ban Franclaeo. roRTIAVO STATION Nean, November II MrNRflVVTR. Bin Frant-laco for Portlind.

11 mllea loutti of Columhii Rlrar. 1 a Navembar If ADMIRAL RKN'SON. Bin Frtnclaco for Portland, 'S0 mllea from Aitorta. BKMDYK. Portland (or Aatorta, 45 mllet from Portland GOTHIC STAR, Portltnr! for Ban Fnnclrco.

45 nillea north of Columbl Rher. MYRTT.F.. (irara Harbor fw Bto Frandioo. 11 mll. from San Franclaeo.

EDNA. San Frindeeo for Portlind, 811 mllet from Aatorta. DOROTHY WINTKRMOTH. Ban FT allot tro Beattlp, 94ft mllea from Beattlt. N.vntWNA, San FruioltOT for Portltal.

mllat fnMn Portland. OriNACI.T. Wlllapt Harbor fer Lot Angelea, I'M mllea amith of WHltl Harbor. ERNEST II. MKYKIt.

(Irasa for Loa A- iretea. MH mllea from Ixal Angelea. TASIIMIM). Ban Franrlaro for 8attl, 2J3 mllet from Seatlle, PnYLLIS. Orara Tfarhor for San JTranclK 4B mllea from liran Hartior.

TCAIIKFJA'A, TarrBii for Loa Angelea, 105T mile from T.oa Antrelea. Cn.lia. St. Helena for Bin Franelieo, 0 mllat from St. Helrni.

WKST KADFR, Davis for Portland. 47 tillet from Rlrr. JOHN C. Ban rnnclico for Seattle. KB mllea from Seattle.

BARBARA Columbia Rivir (or Ban Fraodico. HI mllea from Columbia River. FRANK LYNCri, Portland for Let Atlfelet. Ill mllea toiith of Columhii Rlvw. SIH ONT and htrre.

Is Angelea for Portlmtf. DC, mllea from Portland. ARRIVALS AND CLEARANCES AT WORLD'S PORTS BAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 11.

(JPV Arrived: Fkwenrt Luekent.atii, a.m.. Mobile; Neortika. 6:55 Roitudam; Aittnr. 7:1 a.m., Aitona; loyl.atcn, am, Lot Ancelea; Katherlnt. 7:40 a Htibira; Butrciwi, 1-M Antonio, 9 a.m..

llooterey; BnimwtiHt. -3 am. tm Itrigg; Malulu, 19:29 a.m.. New Torks Harvard. 10 20 a.m., Lua Angvlea; Newport.

11 St) uro. Aitorla; lirlffdu. II Oft tm. satilo; Weat heata, 12 SD New Tork; Admiral p.m.. Ijh Angelea.

Departed: Manlu Mtru, Tottobamtt Alaika sundanl, SD a.m.. Aitorla: Wtat Trarua. I 15 p.m., Bureka; Tulsagia, 3D p.m., Prmltlaiit Plen. 4:71,) p.m., Honolulu; Rflcntilt. 4 90 Ttnmivtr; Panrarrow.

4:30 p.m., Aitorla; Aitnla Jtgiiia'jo, 9 p.m., Harvard. 4 Aneelei: Nraikan, p.m., oetttlt; ldtho, 4 Urayt llartwr. BKATn.B. Nor. 11.

Arrived; Molavt, 4- Olytuldo, 1 p.m., Loa Angelet: Kmma 7 a San Dtego; Star, a.m., SeekonA. 1 p.m.. Callfomlan. 9 p.m., WlUtlio. p.u..

Ban Frtnclaeo; City of Snokene, 11 a Dalren: Mogul, 1 Taeomai Ueneral Bmutt. p.m:. Ctllto. Departnl: Point Sur. p.m., Kuul amlar, 30 Columbia Mini.

Ta-enma; Canllgaiiaiilrt. 11.81) p.m.. Baa Fruiclwggi. M.ul, 10.10 i.ni.. Brltleh Columbia.

PORTLAND. Nov. 11. Arrlvtd: Admiral Bchler, San Diego and wty; tiurt Mini, 4 Toktama: Oriole, 9 a.m.. Philadelphia; Iwateaan Mini.

p.m.. Yoatobami. via. Baa and Can Ra): PavtniWTt. 9 p.m..

Ban FrancUm. via Cm Pay; San't Cerllla. 1 3' Haltlmort and way, via Puget Bound; aw. I. Lurkenbacll.

10. iO Boyun ln.1 way. Departed- Oothlu Sur. 9 t.m., Hamhurr ani wav; Kantan. am.

Rnatttt and war: Wlnk-li'lgh. pin. I'tiluil htngdom; Oriole, 2:45 Puget Btetnd; otil.vk, 5 Antwerp anil wav: Longvlew; Mllaendo, 11 Bin and Angelea; Ktlfarll, 1 p.m.. Mel- hainie; (rwn bf. Helena: t'ttilo.

1 p.m.. Sat Franelieo; (rtvll Longriew: Klkuahlkt Mini, 9: YtJa4itDit and Osaka. TVCOMA, Nov 11 Arrived: Wtllt Croaby. New York, during night: Atlantic City. New Teak, during night; Montana.

Uordetiii. a.m. SAN DIEOO. Nov. 11.

Arrived: Admiral' Dntpy, Pirtlaini, Wlllanglo, Balllmorai. a Ruth Alnamler, Seatltle, 10 Jo a.m. I r'hiland. Nw Y'Wk, 5 pm. Departed: Tale, Ban Francl'co; Rulll Ahaiai.der, rm, Milennial Wlllanglo.

1 San Franclaro: Admiral Dawey, 10 i'urt and: Ftulaiid. p.m.. Lot Angelea. ASTORIA (Or.) Ntv 11 Arrtaed: Mu. bearer.

4 p.m.. Mainmort and way: Nabeent. 4 Log Angela and San Fnnclico, Depar'nl- King Oruffvtl. Il 3D t.m., Kuropt)) m.k'r.hlr, Handkap, 4:15 am, Rotterdam and way; OoUtlo Star, 3 Hamburg and way. CORDOVA (Ala-kal Nor.

11. Deptrtad: A4-miral VYaiitai, 9:15 t.m.. aouthboutial. K)7TCIIIKAN (Alaika) Vat. 11.

Departed' A Imlml lbt-ra, '15 anuthhrainol PANAMA CAN VU Nov. 10 Palled, bmmtl eait; IXert'ti, and AiPwu (or Ruiiin A'ialr, l'tlaml aiu) Lot Angeiea (or ew Yolk. News of Ships and Sailings at Pacific Ports BAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 11.

Iv With tkw tr rlaal here from New York of tht new Malaon Narration Canpany'i liner llololo, aoa-pietlnt her tiiliul voyage, the new fUgahlp ea the eompanr'e fleet bvk bar plact In Uie Ban Franfla-Htifltiiu tervletv Th vtaael. whlea ropreienta an lumlinenl of IT.WO.OOD, will lata her the l''h Inat. en her fleet round Wp Honolulu with capacity Hat nt t.MI pufangtn. BKATfl-K. Nee.

11. tht haary hi, moveftwn, to the weat Stwilb Amer-lm. L. Ctmyn todiy innounra.1 tht eltarterlng of th Japanese aleemahlp Abnkittet Mini A th Mltiut fleet to load a full cart 4 lumber on I'uget S-mml eaelv In Iteealuber for I 'hi It anil Peru. Th (tenelal Smuta, chartered by tht aamt firm, arrived lorUibt tt movt tuat oargta ta th tama rang.

Tha mtgorahip Calliornlan, flxkrd kaet (eilay. will tika on th aapeet of Chrietir.te ahlp when tht loadt fir tout of Betltl to, a fear dMiibuiion ny tli New Twk Stork tactiaut Uie pour children of tn iDrwixwMit. Th Alaika ai.aimftip Nmbaeaitra wat dry. ivm ke.4 cleaning and piloting preparatory, to lakmt o.r tbt rttuiar talllnt af tht Aleutian to Bouth.eittm anil Souiltwratern Alackt tlw Itita Inat. lb Aletillan erriaea tooicrrow ah will drytbwketl and mid teedv for a rut Hawaii in l'Hruarv.

when th ear, I at 01. latea tt th I uued tttatoi Cnaml ot af Ooat- Shis StAMIA MARC, atmraer (Japmeae). OI.KN'DKlt, linker l'llRNTISS, itmnirt- J. II liOKIHlX, ateamer A91MRIA. ateamnr CAST.

A. F. I.ICA.-4. unxer CAMIN'A. JANB l'FlHlSTKNSfv, CUAIU.IM McCOIlMU-K.

atmcier PAl'IFlO ri.VE, iteomr ROHKHT 1W1.UU, KianiT WAl.TKR A. I.I VKEMUCII. iteauier WAIWIOK. tinker TAI.H. aleamer SHASTA, ateimsr AVAIjON, atwmef MOt'TBZl'WA, ateamer I Mm In a) KOIUN HlKtn.

J. L. HVKKVBAt'H. ateiraar POINT JION1TA. "teamer K.

It. KlNitSMUY. BltOOKLNUS. Aeamnr Shis THOMAS P. tteimer.

HtMHOI'DT. Iteaiuer RUTH AI.KXANWlt, W. t. illi.l.hU, tank, SANTA UOU SUKlX. tinker CH1UMU tanker AVAT.OX, aienmif HW.KN OLMSTED, tanker SlUKSTAn, niotorahlp (Norwegian) POINT l.OMA.

tteamer IA1H, ateamer IturiTAU) Hitman tteeraer J. R. (iORl'ON. tteimer ateamer PAnriO P1NB, tteemer PAIT. A.

T. U'CAS. tanker CASOAPB, ateemer JAM1) Nwrri.KTON. Itrmr rW'STISS, ateamer POUT temer SAMOA, ateamer SANTA T1AI1UARA. ateamer VAQUKRO.

tnotonhlo Mavariaata tttwaaw DUE TO Ship tteamer ADMIRAL DKWKY, ileamer SAN JI'AX, tteamer HARVAItl), ateimer FINLAND, ateamer ADDOriCAK, aleamer CITY Of HONOLULU, tteimer AVALON. ateamer OKLAHOMA, ateamer (Hrltlah) AI11ZO.NAN, tteiiuer IIANA DOLLAR, ateamer WKSTMIH'NT, timmer CHAS. II CRAMP, ateamer VlfTOBlOUH. ateamer KMMA II COPI'AOB, tanket KlfllMONP, Unker I.OS ALAMOS, tanker A. fllAHLIK WATSON, tanker FRANCHS K.

POVKLU linker INDIA ARROW, tinker CAT1UYOOH. tanker HROAt) ARROW, unker DAISY GRAY, tinker SOLANO, ateamer HAMLIN P. Mot'ORMirrl. ttttmer WII.LANTrLO, tteamir NOMH CITY, ateamer 8. A.

PKIIKIXS. ileamer ShlD MANILA MARU. ateamer SAN JUAN, ateamer ADMIRAL DKWBY, ateamer HARVARD, tteamer OAXACA. atenmer (Pan.) AVALON. a'oamer ROIHN HOOD, ateamer J.

LK'KKNHACII. tteamer POINT IIOMTA. atcimw R. KIMiSRCRY. tanker HAS.

It Met'OltMlCK. tteimef IKItltLA Y. lltwmer OKLAHOMA, ateamer (nrltlah) JANH CIIIIISTBNSOM, ateamer WAI.Tl'.lt A. LUC KB.NTIAOII. tteimer DKROCUK.

tanker NORA, tanker OLKANDKR, tinlter (Brltllh) RAN Ult.M.DO. tanker (Rrttlih) r.AKE FltANfES, tteamer SANTA BARBARA, ateamer WILMrNOTON, Itramer IIANA DOLLAR, ateemer OilAS. II. CRAMP, tteamer VICTOBIOrS, ItMmiT LOS ALAMOS, tanker KOIIKRT DOLLAR, ateamer UAYLIUUT. totioontr for whalers.

Many are blue whales, one exceeding ninety feet. More than 1000 barrels of whale oil have been reduced to date, valued at $20,000. The West Mount Is due from the east coast this morning as the first of five lntercoastal vessels to entr the run for the Dlmon Steamship Corporation of New York. She la loaded with Independent Bteel and general merchandising, according to Krueger local agents. Tha line will operate independent of the lntercoastal Conference.

Twelve hundred cases of Southland honey will comprise part of the cargo to be picked up here for Europe Monday by tha freighter Handicap, one of a new fleet which Brus-gaard has entered in the Pacific-European trade. Sherwood tt Co. are agents; A. R. Paulsen, dock agent.

Paulsen announces the Flood Line steamer Seapool will discharge 2200 tons of silver sand, china clay and general European cargo Tuesday. SHIPPING PA8ENQEB BCHHDUH VESSHS ARRIVING (Hour btlow la docklni time) Berth Ka November It Martodtk. Puttie fit B. lam. Admiral Dewer, Bin Dlero.

I a m. Harrard, ran FrttKliro. 10 San Juan. San Frennam. 6 a.m.

IS KM Finland, New York-ilnani San Diego, a m. 17,4 Cadilwaak. Portland Ha San Frmdico, a.m. lm) City cat Honolulu, Honolulu-llHo. Ill a Aralon.

Aialun. o'KO Dm. 1 IM Noma Cltr, San Frenclaoa, 4 a.m. lj November IS Admlml Penplet. Portland via B.

11 ra. ml Yale, Han Fianrlico, lu a m. Ilararil. Ban Diego, 1pm President Uarfleld, New York-Haianl. Itulh Alexander.

Ban Dlero. 7 a.m.. lAoligotl, Ban Frmdiro. Multiumari, Seattle, 6 p.m. Aralun, Aralon, p.m.

5 P.B.J32A 'J 1H7 177 Nevambtr 14 llutnlraWt. San Parhara. a ta. Iitulon ilerrhant. Olaagow Miiitiieiter, am.

1 Canada. Oalo-Antwtrp. 8am. OrllMu. Seattle ia H.

am 1D American Star, Ban Franrlaro, am )') Aralon, Aralon. 6. 3D pro 19 VDSSia BAILINCI Nrvembar 12 Manila Mini. Capetown Tli Tol iiima, I pta I3in Ban Juan, Sin Franetaro, H. Admiral Dewey, Portlind via S.

I IM Harrard, Han Diego, 1 p.m. Onara. San Frinrlico. m. Arilon, Anion, 19 Nntmbtr 13 Ruth Ateiantter, Beittta via T.

1S5 11 Uananl, Han Friuclaro, 4 p.io ir' Yile, Ban Dlrgo, m. I Lorligoll. Llternml. eta, Finland. Ban FranHieo.

I am IM Maraodak, Heattla via Ban rinclice. m. Avalm, Aralon, 10 1 Noma Cltr, Ban Frauulaoo, rvJ Nevainber 14 Mrw-teriiroa, allna Crua and war reft, 8 pm. Cad.loi.eak, Portland i Indfrti Mrrrhant. San Franrlien, 6 1 Amerlein Stir, Norfolk-HiltUnore.

I p.m... I Mi Admiral Proplei, Ban IKevo, 10 a IM Proaldml Oarllelil, F. wjfll pnrtt, p.a.lt'M Araluo, Aralon, 10 a.m. m- lhi VI88ILS IN P0BT Midnight. Frldiy.

even, her PA8SENGCH VEBBOJ Avalon. rteamer I1 Manila Maru, ttaamer (Japaneae) t.oi) TRANS-PACIFIC MAIL fellnwlnr trhediile of talllnr la pro-Tlrlnl by tha l-ot Angtltt ponotTife: Noremhar 12, from lat Angclea. Mall (or Canal Zona and Panama. NoTtmlwr lfl, from Ban Frtnelai. Mall for Hawaii, New Zealand, Australia and rill tiilande.

For connertlnB at Beaftla, mill innrt leera Lot Angela! tha third day prior to data of tailing, not later than .10 ra. To ronnert at Ban Pelro for lha Hawaiian Iilandt avery other Saturday, mall leeatt Lot Angela! at 1:90 a.m. on Bel. urday. Ktt To ennneet at Ban Franelieo mat! fnuat lta It Angeltt en dlaptfrfa made not laier than fi 30 p.m.

tha day ptl'ir to data of at 1 1 lug. i VESSELS riY HOWARD C. KEGLET California Is laced with the proti-pcct of a new flood of crude oil, dur-Ih Die next sir months. In two arcj3, both of which ars famous for their prolific production In past years, drilliiis campaigns are getting under ny which may very easily add from 60,000 to 100,000 barrels a day to the total petroleum output of this Btate. One of these areas Is the Signal Hill field at Long Beach.

The oth-tr is the Rlncon field In Ventura only 6lx miles from the Ven-tuta Avenue, which Is Signal Hill's eniy rival for ultimate petroleum output. In the first instance there are already about forty wells drilling for the dtep zone which may surpass In production any of the previously discovered zones of the field, and In the ottier, half a dozen operators are Inaugurating drilling campaigns Vhleh may result In a production aqual to the Avenue field Itself. Thig new production, which may fce exr.ected with practical certainty, An all probability will be reflected In almost equal proportion In the total yield cf the State, for the reason that -radically all wells which can be shut in have been closed down for the piist year, and for the reason that most of the State's present pioductlon Is of the settled variety, which is not likely to chow pny great percentage of decline. Ala-mitoa Heights is about the only field that Is showing much of a decline curve at present, and this decrease it likely to be offset by new production such fields as Poso Creek and Bound Mountain. There are other factors which make Ihfe omlook for great Increase In California's petroleum production good, or tad, depending upon the viewpoint.

One of these Is the Union Avenue area at Bakersfleld, which may probaUy develop considerable production In the next few months. In fact practically every factor In the equation points to increased production with only one or two that will result in any decline worth calculating Fight New Plan Property owners along the ocean shore between Ventura and Santa Barbara, particularly In the Summer-land, Sandyland and Carplnterla region ere becoming quite perturbed over the possibility that the beacH operations near Ventura may be extended northward and westward. Considerable money has been spent In converting the shoreline near those three communities into beautiful retreats for the wealthy, and the owners apnrchend the extension of a line of oil "wells along the beach, to mar the btauty of the acenery. To prevent such a situation, the property owneifc. through Thomas T.

Difismore, a supervisor of Santa Barbara county, arc launching a campaign to prevent the State from exercising Its right to lease tldclands, outside the incorporated limits of towns, for petroleum exploration. To Hold Meeting The annual fall meeting of the California Natural Gasoline Association will be held next Tuesday, the 16th at the Biltmore, according fflclala of the association. The program will Include the reading of important papers dealing with the natural gasoline Industry, and the petroleum industry in general. A banquet will be held In the evening, which will be devoted to a program if entertainment. Wildcat Well Pishing The Pan-American Petroleum Company Is fishing for tools In its deep test well on the Kraemer property at Yo'ba Linda, according to official reports.

The well is down 2800 feet. It was started by the Doheny Interests on a tract adjoining the Kraemer lease of the Standard Oil Company, which has been successful In developing profitable production from the deeper sand In that area. fJtnrt.t Two Wells The World Petroleum Corporation )b sta-tlng two new wells for the deep zone In the Signal Hill field, ccordlng to official reports. The World corporation has had considerable success In lta operations both in the Long Beach and Huntington Beach fields, and recently completed a 1000-barrel well In the latter district. Requires Leases The Marland OH Company Is conducting a leasing campaign near Earllmart in the Delano district, according to field reports.

The Marland already has lined up iseveral hundred acres, it is said, and is working on various deals to swell this total. OCTOBER BUILDING OPERATIONS SLUMP NEW YORK, No. 11. (VP) A loss of B2 per cent, the largest In years. Is nhown in the recoTd of Ofitober building permits Issued in 800 cities, compared with October, 1926, 8.

W. Straus Co. reports. While the slowing down in new building commitments was general, the spectauular losses were due largely to a drop of more than $80,000,000 in New 7ork and Chicago. SUPERPOWER TO PAY STOCK EXTRA NEW YORK, Nov, 11.

(- Amerl-ran Superpower Corporation declared tin extra dividend of one-flftleth of a Fhare in Class A common stock and the regular quarterly of 30 cents in cash on the and common, avable January 1 to holders of record the 30th lnr-t The regular quarterly of $1.60 on tha first preferred nlso was declared. DEFICIT SHOWN BY WESTERN PACIFIC NEW YORS. Nov. 11. (VP) Total assets of the Western Pacl3o Railroad Company on Jure 30.

last, werj The consolidated statement showed profit and loss deficit of against surplus of $1,214,431 at the close of 1P20. FRESNO STATERS DEFEATED FRESNO, Nov. 11. (7T Ths Call-fnrna AgRies defeated Fresno State College. 13 to 7.

in a hotly-contested Armistice Day game here V-fr. IM 11.4 IM VA 111 17H i5 191) -2 "7 1B7 III l.M) 7i 2.11I 8.1 VESSELS Berth. DUE TO BAIL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Dlitrlat Terminal Ialand San Pedro imilntfttai WllmhiHti, Illand VI Imlntfton Last liaain Inland Ti'riiilnal Inland San lflm Wilmington Ti'rmltial Island Xvilmttmton Terminal lalantl T.tnlnal laland llmliigton llrohitftun llnilitfl Outer lLirlwa: S-in Ietlro WIlmlnKtoii Tertulr.al Island Wtlntlnnton Terminal liltnd Wllmliigron Ternilmil Inland Long lleaob SBI) 84 IM ir.s 72 lx.1 ll'l nr 174 177 11,7 2S1 2U 17) 171 lti7 r.7 71 1H0 J-1'2 lt'0 11 1,17 LM. Ouaca. tteamer (Pan.) ISO MottoRuma, tteimer (M.ixleanl 6" CARGO VESSn.S RiMn Hood, ttaemer I'-'l I.

L. LiK-kenliach. ateamer -xi Point Jl.tnlta, (timer Cliarlet U. MeCurinlok, ateamer 177 C. tL Lawreme, tteamer Canilna, motor-dup ateamer l.tltla, tteamer (Italian) Anc.

Clirlalenaon, aleamer 177 Traveler Ovlialer) l')7 Htrrulea, aleamer Vet Iillp. ateamer Weat El Cajon. ateamer JTiO Walter A. ateamt Itnlieri Dollar, tteamer OIL CAUHILHS R. tanker 8 tanker 2U Kekoakt.

tanker VU Nori, tanker 172 NeWifi. tanker (C.8.B.) Ane. Pat Dutlenr. tanker Ane. Oleander, tanker llirltith) .....171 Klehllel.l.

tanker lJt- Taacalnaa. tanker (llrltl.h) Ml San llbaldo. tanker (llrlllh) Waahtenaw, tanker Warwick. Unker l' LC.MIIl.a CARRIERS Ailorta. tteamer Lake Franeea.

tteamer MlMtmla. tteamer Trinidad, tteamer Wllmlnirton. aleamar Ittooklnita. ateanttf Slmati, tteamer I' LOCATION 01- BERTHS Outer Hirbor 811 to t. San Ptdro.

I to SS. W.st HaalD, 101 to 14. Wilmington. 190 to no. Kaat liaain.

1U1 to 204. Terminal laland, Strt to 141. Long Ilearh. Oct Dumhtrerl. COAST AND SE00ETI0 tURVIY TIDF.S, NOVEMItrR, HIT Lei Angelea Uarbor men WATER Day TIma Height Tlma Height Ft.

a m. LOW WATER Pay Tlma Belirlit Tlma Ualght Ft. rill 4:31 t.m. 1.4 BIT AND MOON Pay Sunriae Burnet Mnnnrlie Motmaet 13 a.m. 4.7,2 p.m.

S.13 p.m. 10:12 a.m. Tha Badla Certeratlot af Araerlta. It aa-aatra. Hon with tha Unlttd Bratae Health 8arvla tnt tha Beaman't Inatltuta, will rattlva reauettt through tha K8 ttallts laa Amelta Harbtr far taadlaal and turgltal aenrlaea lie atilat tt tea.

WILMINGTON STATION Horn. November II IIBOAD ARROW, lttlhot for Lot Angelta. ISO nillea autltli of Lot Angelea. Cllll.olL, la Angelea luf Toooidlla, II Ballet antllll Lnl Aiuelet. TRAJiHH, I.oi Angelea lot Tottohtma, ml let weat nf Liw AngeU-e.

WKHT MOUNT. lialb. Lot Angelea, VA mllea I'ailli of Lot Angelea. FltANCLa U. lltllK for Lot Angelea, 143 Uill-a anutli of A'igelM.

INDIA AHHOVV. Hiianghal (, Lot Angelea, 11T mlk't W'-H Angelea. HAN I'ATItll ll, Halhoa (or Lot Angalea, Ml mllea aoulh of Angelna, DIANA 1 1 ol LA It, Ualboa f- Lot Angelea, mllea ateilli of Lot Amelea. Vli TOKIOl Iialhoe Lot Angelat, 15 ndtea ffmth of Angelea. IlAVIK M.hl.l.VV.

HnU.i a tnr Lot Angelea. BfJ mllea of l.oa Angelea. 1NVINCIIILK. Utliiia Lot Angelat, 1101 mllea ti-ul li of laa Angelea. KSONVIUK, HaliJtai for Bu Fnrvltoo, 1059 ntij'4 Booth 4 Man Franllro.

PACIFIO Flit. Ilalboa for Lot Angelea. l.tO nill'-t t'Wilh trf L' Angelet. DIXIH A It 111) sen Franolaeo for Balboa, 133 mllea loulh of Sin Franclim. BF7AI'iM)l, llaibim for Lua Angelea.

Tit mllea loutb hum Angelea. 8 Ntvtmhtf II LA PT.ACENTIA, Anlnfagaala fur Lot Angalat, 77'0 nillea tooth of li Angelea. CITY OF HO.Mil.t'Lt'. lltgiolula let Angelat, 14 mllea neat of I Angela M4 ALAMOS. PortUnrl for Lot Angelea, lit mllea north l.oa Angel-l.

CIUUI.IK VVA'ISON, Manainlllo ft Lot Angelet. 2U mllea Kajth A Lot Angtlea. W. a. Mil.LkU, It Angelea (of Rictimond, 124 mllea tooth of Itlehmorid.

OKI NT, Angtlea (ot llalboa, 111 aillta aoulh of Lot Atlgelea. ROfiElir Hi HoI'KINN. Balboa Lot Asgalea, aD4 mllea aonth of Log Angaiea. RICHMOND, Portland Lot Angelta. 101 mllea north of Lot Anglat.

HAMLIN r. MoCOIlMH Orayt rftrhnr for IJt Angelet, IH4 mllet nottb of IV Angelea, BAN FRANCISCO STATION even, bar II MATiaklVA, for Baa rrtneleeA VOX nMlea treat of Sati Franla BAHtrioWA.N, Lot Angela (or New OrleaM, mllet fn ni Lot Analea CUAitLLa IL CltAMPj Baa rnadJW fot fcot RADIO REPORT Far Cane Town Ban Franelaro Portland Ban Dleo BtQ Franclaeo Aftilttn Hoatm Roattin But Frsrirlat-o Itlehniwid Sau FreneHotl Portland Havre leranrlHtMi Sao Ventura llalhoa Jiun Tiiienoi Alrea San FrinHlaiv Snn Franelat Sao Frincla San Fraiu-iion Js'nw York Ytatohami Port land Lotnlen San Marcut Iiland J. at B. tt I 4r -41 tr i I I 41 4, i. Angelea, UO mllet from Lot Angelea.

II. T. IIAHI'KIt, )y Angelea for Portlajlrl, 4S intlet from Pta-tlantL MAKAWK1.I, Ahuklnt far Ban Franolteo, 601 mllea wcat of Sin Frtnclaco. KI.KRIIKiR. San Franelieo for Bhanat.al, 1214 nillea weal of San Fram-liro.

W. S. MILI.BH. Lot Angelea for Richmond, 244 mllea (mm ltlnhmttntl. BOCONY and hirge.

Portland for Lot Angelat, ltd mllea from Portland. DODO. Hi'attle for Loj Angtltt. IT mllea from Angeli. CHAItCAS.

Lot Angelet for Bu Fratlclaco, 17 ittllta (rotn San i'rant'isca. ALASKA STANDARD, lUrhramil for Attorlt, 470 iiulea Irt'iu Astoria. T. A. WAHNKIt, Cia Bay for Ban Frandsno, 64 mllea San Franelieo.

MAK FN Iielllnshan for Illln, 1149 mllea weat of Kelllngliam. DILWOItTII. Lot Angelet for Minllav 11S mllet neat 4 Ia Angelea. a. MOI I'KTr.

I. a Angrier for Portland, 4M mllea (nan I'urUand. F.L SKtlCNDO. Aherdeea tor Bl Beglindo, SM mllea frnui Kl CANADIAN FAH.MKIl. Ooeaa Flllt for Log Angelea.

mllet Trtrtn Ixa Angelet. San Frinclieo (or left San Ftanclico at ri NKIIHAHKA, left Sn i'tinelaco for ViDtourer at RICHNhWd, Portlincl for Lou Angalat, Ml tatlea (pan I)t Angelea. MAN I vl. Sen Frannlart for Honolulu, Ml mllea of San FiannlMO, CITY Oir IIONDHH.I', Iltmolulti for Lot Anft- lea. 184 mllea el of L'Hl Angelet.

ATI. AS, ItalNuv fur Ban Franrlaro, 111 mllea from Par, Fruwlaro. TIlo.NToi.lTH, I'eni Vtnooovtr, 101 mtltt fnwn Clue Mefttlttelno. TVH1TALA. Seatila fur Balbot, 1 from Sin CllARLFH CHAMP, Bin Frinolaoo for Lot An- getet, lift) mllat rmra San Franeiaco.

KMMA Tl. CoPPAOB. Eierttt fot lam Angaltt. 277 mllea (mm le't Angelet. UHOAD AltHOVV.

jialhoa (or Lot Angilet, MO mllet fnm Urn Angelea. BPlilNQHANK. San FTint-laeo for Manila, 10M mllea weat nf Francliea Am II.KH. Now York for llilhot. 10 mllet enat of Honolulu.

WILLIAM HUCKKFrTLLUR, It Angelea for Now York. 12.j nillea (rum Loa Angtlea. HIT MACKAT RADIO ANT TULFflRAPni Tha Mar.kay Rattle and Telaqraeh Comaany In to.operntleii with tha Lea Angelat Hettlvlng Hea-tital atalf will reeelva rrqoaata (er tnadleal and turglaal aantleal (real thlat' trawa (rem vetaelt tea through K0K itatlai tt Lit Angalea ilh-aul charae. LOS ANG-rXICS BTATTOh Neon, Nwembar II riNT.AND. New York for Ban Diego.

49 mtltt ano'h of San Pl'go. COMMEIU'IAL SI'IRIT. Ia Angelet for mllet north of tiaihnav. C1TIKH SKHVIltl PKTHOL, lot Angelet fcr Raltioa, MA mllea faith of Loa Angelce. 8AVOIA, lllllmt for Vincouref.

8,14 mllet l'b of San 1 1 November II SHIU-TVKPOnT. BalhtHi for Lot Angelet, SS2 mllet tnaith of 14 Ang-lea. INDHA, TamlMdtmora an rranrlaoo. S5 intlee atHilh San Franetat-o. OIL HUU'PKB, Ban Franrljro ft Balboa.

Ml mllea aoulh of San Frttwlli'O. ViKHT NILVS. am Franelun for Monlerlileo, mllea aotltll San Franrlaro TAI.R, Lot fur Bau FranHicn, 70 Billet north of Lot Angelea. A. PKHK1N9.

Ollala for Lot Angalat, 1SS mllet north ol Itl Angelea. CASCADB. Loa Angelet Atltcortet, 107 mllet wi'h POINT ItoMTA, Sin Plego for If Angelat. 9 mllwt Booth of le Angelea. Mafina (or Loa Angelet.

110 mllat north of Loa Angeie. PRESIDKNT (IAKHKI.D. New Tom tt Lot An- it (4 lot Anaelpa. CH.viu.t.'a It. cuvvip, San Fm -( for I.et Ageia niili north o( I- BAN CAN.

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