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THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1920 19 Auction Sales. Auction Sales. Marine Exchange Shipping News MEETING PASSENGERS ON INCOMING VESSELS. THE MARINE EXCHANGE maintains an information service) for tha convenience of persons desiring to meet Incoming veitelt or to know of their arrival. Fpr fee of 50 centi a report will be promptly telephoned at toon the specified vessel Is sighted.

For information regarding this and a regular icrvice ot a special monthly rate covering all boats arriving at San Francisco, TELEPHONE SUTTER 2525. 625 Hearst Building. the Sea Monarch, Sea Wolf and Sea Lion. 1S-NaWVVV--l WANTED A DDJT1UCT MANAGER WHO 13 ABLE TO XNVESTtlO.OOt) IX LARGBJ C-UFOONIA COHPOrtATION WITH EXTENSIVE B181NES8 1I0LDING8 IN ALL PRINCIPAL CTTIE3 IN TUB BTATH; TUB 1NVEHTMBNT TO PAT Tft INTEREST, AMPLY SECURED; WILL DRAW SALARY AND SHARE Of NET PBOFiTS ON ALL BUSINESS DONE IN UI3 dTsTRICT. WB WANT A MAN WUO BIO TUING8 ANT OF TUB hTqHBST EXECTJT1VB EXPERIENCE.

BOX 28580, EXAM1NB1C Curtis Studio Adjourned AUCTION THIS DAY, AT 1 P. M. 575 Sutter near Mason St. Elegant Furniture, Persian and Chinese Carpets and Rugs, Vogue Mirrors and Lamps, Paintings, Etchings, Prints, Bronzes, Books, Porcelains, Silvers, Navajo Rugs, Draperies, Miniatures, Teakwood Pieces and Ornaments. Many of the finest features of this grand collection remain The method of sale will be "by request" and conducted by EDW.

CURTIS, Auctioneer. detphia. Standard Oil Company. Ktmr Raginaw, 49S tens, llulm, for Portland. Cliarlet Nelson Company.

Htmr El H.fmdu, 2.22 torn, McKallar, fur Honolulu. Htandinl Oil Company, Htmr Laka (iehbart, 1,704 tmia, Petter-m, for Astoria. Matson Nav gallon Company. Chin stmr llw.ih Chie, fma, tUpley, for Hongkoni. Hubert IMIar Conuxuiy.

Htmr Point Jiulith. l.fl4 tuna. Or ran, for Baltimore 1'aciiic Mali Steamship Company, Sailed From This Port. Thursday. Sept.

2. Rrnrr Admiral Nicholson, tines, for Santa Barbara, at 3M a. m. Htmr Mayfair, Evensaa, for Eureka, it 4:40 a m. Htmr narlma Mara, Beklne, for Tofofaama, 10:45 m.

Htmr Hnynie, Btrrtsu, for Kttreka. at 11:50 a. nt. Htmr Lhllwyn, Bridgett, for Paulshoro, at 1-3 Ktmr Point 'Judith, Corcoran, fur Baltimore ris Matanaas, at 4-iO J. m.

Htmr ilandon, Rosenblad, for Band on, 1 Pl m. (as lann Maa ITyman, Bymaa, for Port Brsyit, at 3:10 p. m. Htmr Admiral Farrngut, Borf, for Seattle and Taeoma, at 8:48 p. m.

Ktmr Kafinaw. Holm, for Pnrtland (witk b1-Charlea Nelson in to" I. it 4fl) p. in. Htmr Centralis, Roberta, fur Coot bay, at 8 p.

nt Stmr Bea Foam, Sim onsen, for Mendocino, It Htmr- West nTbnrn, Weedea, for Shanghai jia Manila, at 11:10 p. m. Returned to This Port. For Sale, Exchange or Lease Atniltitety the best hotel and riot eulphnf Borings in the whole Huts; hotel consist ef 2uO well furnished ruuou with two bath booses and plungo; rooms heated by natural gas, wh.ch cost nothing; the spnugt are, without doubt, second to mm in lh United Btalea. Can you imagine what a combination of tliia kind means, couilea with bang looatud on the State highway, half way between Ixia Angeleg tod Ban Innrtra, mile from ocean and on of tha finest beaches? Hotel ia lore ted in ona ef tha most beautiful natural parka, trout treauuL ban lake; front a firming standpoint the land alone la worth praetii-ally What you cau buy Uia whole proposition for; 100 acrat in brans, AO ecrea in tardea truck, and enough pasture land to aocom-muriate 600 lmd of stock.

TUia place tl making money and if you are In tha market for a propua tiou of tliia kind, coma aud a-e owner direct; prica fUb.OOO; worth. iVIOO.OW. BAN LUIS OUlSl'O HOT Ll'liL'H bt'KINUtt, San Lull Obispo, Cal CHKAMEKY, BUTTKlt AND EHQ BUSLNKrUi, loo, in one of tha moat prouii sent downtown markets; fully equip. doing over loo day No NiGU'C (ill HUN. VAX WOKK; can easily clear UM no.

above all eipeniiea; 3 year leaae; low rent: i prica 11,250. 1)43 Market il, room 402, FOR aaJe TTalf Interest In fully aqulppei cabinet abop; 9 uutchinca, 8 motors, eleo, heating box, Benches, clampa, hand ecrews. (lua puu and oilier aouesauriea; eetabLahra aiuce 1UIW; food income; for auiuk aaia tl.QOO, Hoi a7t)86. lamlner. JXlIt BALK Keitaurant lunch counter la Hurst fruit town of tha (alley; beat location in town; low rent and long lea; uuut tall on accU of aivknena: il.ooo will taka tuck and all; terms ft' desirable to re-Hionslble party.

Address boi 1 1 .15, Ki. T'iNE Class A garage; big car capacity; always full; long lnw; net profits Tu) pit month; beat investment erer ottered; prica Meet owner at U05 Mkt. at. r. M17.

lull Sale Lunch counter; iplendid location; good business; suitable for man aud wna or 2 partners; it years' leaae; prica JWM. Call at 2U54 16th t. FRUIT MAKKKT; twaU corner; es-blifhcd for years; classy trade; no better section: good lease; low rent; positive snap at frioO. all p3o Market room mX i'VK sale Good auto service and draylnf business in prusperout town on main higu-Way between ban Jose and bun i'ranoioo, Uox luuaa, Examiner. ITiUiT and vegetable market, located in cor ner market; a big map; 150.

OUDE.Y8, ttl 8 arkett.j rms. foil sale at a bargain, cold drink and coffea und. 113 Adeline near Moore Slu yard. Oakland. Foil sale I'aying bakery; must sell accouut ofsickne.

l'bone owner, Market 743t. FLUIT, candy, ica cream; good bus. big bargain; sect sickness. HHd Fillmore, fJRELlAhLE MAN, WANfEU as VAlCf-NKK in old established THANSFKU A.NU BTOHAGE bl.fi., loc. in downtown section; modern motor trucks; fully equip, of lice; no exper.

neces. if not afraid of work; ran not rely upon hired halp; can eauily draw $-ri0 ino. each and abare profits. Trice 'M; tcruia and trial to willing man. 94H ai et room 40.

OREllY, branch 1-kery and creamery: apt. houw OAKLAND: all kinds of tuturea, meat cutter, cash register, computing scales, cheese knife, ice box, colfea mill and show cases; doing 10 daily business 2 living roouid, 2-yr. leaa; rent $1'S ino. Price 1.XH, or ofler. See Mil.

KEU1L4W lath Rt, room J.HG.j.iaklan.L CllOfEKY STOHE, including four nice living rooms, bath and toilet; positively clearing over $250 per mo. and will prove it; no competition; very low rent; without a doubt the best grocery store in 8. owner retiring and will sacrifice for Call Pir Market rm. 1)15. G'AIIAOB Brick building, tine location; cli-ani 1500 mo.

net; cause, other interest. (XWIN(J, 14th floor. Chronicle blclg. GROCEIIY and delicateasenV clears month; nice flxturea; good comer; $2,100, The Weather Bureau San IVanciaco, Oakland and vicinity Friday fair, except cloudy or foggy ln the morning; moderate to fresh weaterlv winds. Northern snd Southern California Friday fair, except cloudy or fuggy in the morning near the coast mink-rale wind, mostly westerly.

Sacramento valley Friday fair, with nearly eU-tlonerv teinperatiint, gentle southerly winds Santa Clara and Kan Joniuin valleys Mday fair, with nearly stationary temperaLunti moderate northweaterly wind. Nevada and Idaho Friday fab- tnd continued warm. a Washington and Oregon fair, with nearly atationary temperatures; qiodcrati winds, moit-ly northerly. RECORD OF OBSERVATIONS SEPT, 20. Eastern Baker Boise Eagle Eureka Fresno Helena 12 7 Abilene 82 Oil Boston 70 62 Buffalo 62 Calgary 76 64 4C, 100 fts rhicago 06 62 7 41 Denver Honolulu, T.U.

fDei Molnet 8E V) 60 Independence 4 KalispeU 78 Kodiak NE 44 Dodge City 7 rfl Dnluth 62 46 fhiranga -N 82 46 Tce Ang-les 4 Oalveston 8i 78 Marahfield Medford Mt Timalpais. 87 7: Needlet 14 ftk Nomes NorthHead 1 81 N. Yakima AO Havre 74 4f Huron SB 66 50 Kamloops 80 Tensas City wo (,4 Knoxville 76 64 Tender 66 42 Memphil 72 68 Moctena 8 46 NewOrleani SW 8t 76 Phoenix 100 72 rocatello fCi Pt Revet 5T New Tl Portland 82 Bel VorthPlatte 76 IT Rupert. Sfl Oklahoma 80 rW SB DO 71 'ittjbnrg 70 f.2 Reno VI Roaebnrc B0 Rsnid 0 44 RosweTl 2 Low 78 Minneapnlii KB 68 St. Panl Silt cherldan 70 Sam men te AS (V4 San Diego 7B ftt San (W San 88 uhlspo KW 80 f-- cattle T2 Tampa 76 Sitka 60 f.r Wsshingon 72 Will on 68 Spokane 84 4 75 4 48 Sienmit Winnipeg 74 Tieoma 74.

B4 Tanin Titooah 62 4 58 C4 86 64 Tononab Tucson Trianglt Isld 60 50 vainer. r.2 van 68 50 Walla Walla 88 5fli Winnemuca 88 as Yirma 8W lofl 72I 'Mott ling ormervitlon of preewdlng day. 0AINPALL DATA. Seasonal Tst Seasonal Normal to dae BtaUo-Hnreka Red Bluff Sacra men to 24 hr to date. .00 .00 4 i Eeporta.

J3 .5 ell 1 1 .56 .23 .02 .04 .01 .00 .00 .01 .00 .00 .01 .00 .00 .04 .14 .00 .00 .00 .05 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 A material revision of ocean freight tarrlffs, west bound, by six American steamship lines plying from Atlantic ports to this coast, via Oulf ports and the Panama Canal, was announced yesterday. The revision, It Is said, Is necessary In order to conform with the rate Increaso granted railroads, which became effective August 26. The new rates generally will be 85 per cent of the transcontinental rail rates in effect prior to the recent advance. The revised tariffs are somewhat Intricate, but In substance, they will have the pame "spread" as existed between the old rail and ocean rates, September 5 has been designated as the date upon which the new tariffs become effective. The ocean linns affected are the Luckenbach; Atlantic, Gulf and l'a-cific; Williams, Plmond and Company: Isthmian, North Atlantic and Western K.

S. Cpmpany; and the Pacific Mall Steamship Company. In addition to the establishment of the commodity rates on this basis, the steamer lines also have adopted a scale of class rates, to be used when no special commodity rate is provided. These rates, it Is said, will be determined according to the railroads' Western classification. No federal authorization, It Is said, was needed to moke the change in the tariff.

CECIL BROWN HERO. Captain Cecil Brown, well known marine surveyor, has been given credit for the saving of the Dutch freighter Arakan from Its perilous position oft the beach at Point Reyes. John D. Spreckels ana uromers, agents for the line, and the marine underwriters yesterday showered Brown with compliments, and his appearance on the floor of the marine department of the Chamber of Commerce was the signal for outbursts of applause. Brown accomplished the rescue of the stranded steamer, which every person involved admitted was doomed to destruction, in twenty-seven hours.

The saving of the vessel is declared to be one of the greatest maritime accomplishments in coastwise history. "Captain Brown is deserving of the highest honor," declared F. S. Samuels of the Spreckels Company yesterday. "Ills task was gigantic.

We had little hope of saving either ship or cargo, but he saved both. To Brown alone is due full credit." Brown in gives credit to the fleet of Red Stack tugs dispatched to the scene Sunday. lie said: The Red Stacks come right up to the Bide of the ship, braving the huge swells, and brought our mooring lines far astern. Capt, W. J.

Darragh' and Capt. Lewis Langren were exceptionally heroic in maneuvering the Red Stack tugs. We had twenty feet of water at the bow, sixteen feet amidships and thirty feet astern. We rode on the sand amidships. I used two lines for anchors from the bow for moorings and two more anchor lines from the stern.

Then we placed two Red Stacks on lines from the stern and began heaving cargo from the forward hold. It was tough work and every man was wet and laboring under strain. As the bow lightened and the stern dipped the stevedores heaved on the anchor moorings and the tugs pulled to sea. The big ship grated under the strain and gradually slid out into deep water. The Arakan yesterday continued to discharge her cargo at pier 35.

When this is completed she will be taken to Moore's shipyard for overhauling. The ship is damaged under the boiler and engine rooms and her engines are badly crippled. TANKERS IN COLLISION Badly dented at her bow and with four feet of water in her hold as the result of a collision Wednesday night with the Union Oil tanker Lyman Stewart off Fort Bragg the Standard Oil tanker Richmond made port yesterday, with barge No. 95 in tow. The steamers crashed together during a heavy fog.

The Richmond and her barge were southbound from Seattle to Los Angeles, while the Stewart was heading north from this port with a cargo of oil and gasoline for Seattle. Advices received last night said that the Lyman Stewart continued on her course, little the worse from the mishap. NEW TUG LAUNCHED. Breaking a bottle of wine over the bow, Mrs. W.

J. Darragh, wife of the port captain of the Shipowners' and Merchants' Towboat Company, released the new tug Sea Scout from the ways at the Stone yard, Oakland, yesterday. The Sea Scout is the fourth of a fleet of powerful sea going tugs recently built for the Red Stacks. She cost $200,000, is equipped with wireless, and has the most modern tow ing laenilies. iiKe ner sister tugs, the Sea Scout is of 1,000 horse power.

The other tugs of this class to. be completed for October delivery are GOVERNMENT BONDS. STOCK AND BOND 00 MP A NT. No. 1 4th Cor.

Market Approximately the latent quotations: W. S. S. CASHED FIRST Si SECOND 4s THIRD 4Ws tW.PO 101.J5 1U1.65 FOl UTH FIFTH 4s iNO BKOrifcKAUE. 4th cor.

Market APacfiic Bond Co. No. 36 Fifth St. GROCNO FLOOR. $5 W.S.S.

CASHED Approximately tha latest quotations: FIRST J108.2S REd'OND 4s VU.UO THIRD 4t 101.25 FOCRTH 4a WT5 FIFTH 4s 100.7S Hours 8 to 7 Sunday 10 to 2. No. 36 Fifth St. AOTCASEY, 644646 Market St. Net prices today: $.0 $100' First 3 $43.60 fleeond 4s 46.75 M.1.00 Third 4H.10 lKj.25 Fourth 4s Fifth 4 50.05 If ejiipone have been cashed the amount received must be deducted.

BRANCH, 3000 16th st, near Valencia. (Braiifh, 1130 Broadway. Oakland BONIS CASIEl 130 FOF. $50 BOND, $100 FOR $100 BOND fj WAR STAMPS CASHED. Conanlt us before eellinf Government Ford.

We pay full eah value. BHADBUKNE JR. (KST4. TR9 RM. 721 U.MAD.NOC- BUD.

6S1 --T. FRENCH SHIP ARRIVES. The first of a fleet of nine French shlpti to visit coast porta since the declaration of war in 1914, the French ship Edward Bureau, from Marseilles, arrived in port yesterday to load barley for the United Kingdom. Under charter to Strauss Co. the vessel made the voyage via the In ballast.

It was known that three such vessels had been chartered for the grain carrying trade, but the skipper of the ship said yestecday that he knew of nine French windjammers which were booked for this port on a similar mission. EPIDEMIC OF FLIES. That there is an epidemic of flies at Oriental ports was reported yesterday by officers and crew of the steamer Wheatland Montana which arrived Wednesday from Darlen, China. Medical' authorities. Captain Mc-Nully eald, gave no significance to the swarms of the pests, but everything is being done to "swat" them.

It was not until the Wheatland Montana was far off shore that the files finally disappeared from the deckB of the steamer. WIRELESS REPORTS. By U. S. N.

Communication Service. (Tune 0( poaitiona ii a n. unless, otberwiaa indicated. Wednesday, Sept. 1.

DnQCKSXR-llouolulu for New Tork 2,908 miles went of fcwlbua at nocm. CEliA Honolulu for New l'ork 1,093 miles eadt of Honolulu. STA.VLEY Honolulu, for New York 1.M4 miles east of Honolulu. AH't'ltALr-Heaumont for lot Anieles 1,647 les south of ban A BE Itc'Ori Yokohama for Portland 623 miles from Columbia river. WKVf NIl.Lh Kan Francisco for Honolulu 6T 4 indes from Han Francisco.

BY AWES liellmiham for Hilo 603 Biles northwest of Tatoosh. COciTIUAN I.os Angel for 8in.pore In latitude north, lonntidt Wlr7 west, at niSju. EAOMv-San Franesco for Manfla 880 mil at from San Francisco. Thursday. Bent.

2. nOLLTWOOD San Francisco for Seattle 270 miles from San Francisco. FRANK. H. BUCK C-ariot fw Portland 478 m.lea from Oaviota.

LYMAN SIEW ART-Port Be- Lola for Seattle 480 miles from Seattle. CLAJIEMONT Los Angles for Wfflapa Harbor 4H miles from Los Anfelea. BYl-lETT San Francisco tor tteattle 363 mile from San Francisco. C. A.

SMITH Coos hay for San Frandaoo 63 miles from in I raucieo. ADMIRAL SCHLEY San Franrise for Seattle 105 miles from San Francisco. WEST HoIJIRiiOK San Franciac for Seattle 15 miles from fan Francmco. DILLWY.N Po.nt Wells for baa Franebro 78 miles from San Francisco. KVICitAK Bristol bay fur Saa Fraaejaeo 200 miles from San Frsociaco.

COL E. IMUKK-Ui Aarelea for Seattle mile from Los Angeles, WAP AM A San Franruco for Lea Ani-Jas 60 miles from Lo Angeles. I LLA ETTE Los Aniele for Baa Frandsoo KTj miles from Los Anselea JOAN OK ARC Lri Anaeie for Baa Francisco (Jo miles from ban rTsneisco. M1LTNOMAH Los Anfele for Portland 30 miles from Lot Anrelra HA KTWOOl) Lot Angeles for Baa HA niiln from Io Angrlea. WEST KBURilN Ix Anjlea for Ml miles from 1I Angele.

CURACAO San l'ranciaco for Corto 1,117 miles from San Francisuo. I Fl EU Boston for Lot Aniele 68 Irs vent nf Cans Falm. WEST TOOT'S Seattle for New Tork In latitude north, lontritnde 113iil west. WEST KADER Ln Antele Ireland 783 miles from Ijos Anfelea SAN ANTONIO Loa Anfde for Uaatlan 645 miles from Iy Anzeles. THE Los Anrele for Scotland 1.00.

miles from Ism Acrelea. B.4.N JUAN San Francisco for Balboa 1,600 miles from San Ftanntro. HAYMON Taooma for Liverpool 679 -De south of Ixis Anfelea SANTA INEZ (Belfast ln towv Lot Angelea for Ken Frannuro miles from Loa Anreela, FREI BAXTER Loa Anfelea for Aberdeen 8 miles from IxM Anrelea 8YXVAN ARROW Balho for Saa rranetaeo fi.3 miles from eian hranelseo. DILLWORTH Prinoe Rupw rt for Los Anfel tit7 miles from IjOS Anflea. W.

ri. It RTER Monterey for Everett 120 ilea from Monterey. SAN D1EOO Taimrna fur Lot Anreles 60 miles south of Han Francisco. DILLWYN Ssn Frannseo far Philadelphia 78 lea from San rTanciwo. POINT JCDITH San Franeieso for Baltian 4 miles from San FYarnnsoo CBLILO Piift sound for Saa Francisco 6 Biles oouth of Point Arena.

DER BYLINE Los Anrelea for Seat- 230 miles from Lw Anrelea. AHMIRAL FARRAl.UT San Francisco for Seattle miles from San Francisco. EASTERN Ol'IDB San Francisco for Honolnra miles from San Francisco. WEST NOTTJR MsnJa for New York In latitude north, lnuiritiid 127 -WTLHELMINA Han Francisco for Honolula 4i2 miles from San Francisen. ADMIRAL 8EHREB Ocean Falli for WDmlaf- tnn 636 miles from Ocean Falla CITY OF SEATTLE Ketchikan for Seattle Off Port Tiwusend.

nOBOKKN Seattle for Los Angeles OS Apple Ttv -e point. ENDICOTT Seattle for Yokohama 230 mires from Seattle. QUA BB IN Seattle for Lot Anfelea 20 mile from Seattle. ATLA8 Eos Angeles for Ketchikan 400 miles from Ketch kan. AROYLL Seattle for Oleum 790 -ilea from Oleum, PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.

Reported for Maritime Intereste by U. S. Naval Radio Service. Thursday. Sept.

2. EUREKA At 8 a. dens fog, wind north miles, temperature 4i barometer IS. 94. eej obscure; at 5 p.

overcast, light tog, wind north 8 miles, temperature 42, barom 2.A sea smooth. NORTH READ At 8 cloudy, wind northweat 18 miles, temperature 5a, barometer 30. 12. eea smooth; at 5 p. cloudy, wind northwest 23 miles, temperature 66, barometer ao.13, sea amooth.

I'li'i: m.ixnn At 8 a. foggy, wind northwest 23 miles, temperature 63, barometer 2.87, sea moderate; at 6 p. huu, winil northwest 23 mile, temperature 62, barometer 892, sea strong. TATOOSH At 8 a. foggy, wind we 8 miles, temperature 52, barometer 80.14, eea smooth; at 5 p.

foggy, wind southwest 8 m.lea, term tn re S2, barometer 30.13, ae moderate. POINT ARGUELLO At 8 a. foggy, wind northwest 18 miles, temperature 55, Urometer 30.08, sea smooth. At 5 p. clear, wind northwest 7a mjlea.

temperature 09, barometer 30.05, eea smooth. POINT LOMA At 8 a. cloudy, wind northwest 8 mile, temperature 68, baromettr 30.53, sea mooth. FA RALLO KS At 8 a. foggy, wind weft 8 miles, temperature 55, barometer 29.78, eea smooth; at 5 p.

overcast, wind west 8 miles, temperature barometer 29.73, tea smooth. POINT REYES At 8 a. foggy. southwest 10 miles; at noon, fogey, i mt focirv. wind nortiieresi wtw miles Arrived at This Port.

Thurw lay, Sept. 2. Barge Fullerton. Walker. 34 boon i from Port Pan lars (in tow tug Fearless), at 12:40 P.

m. Oil to Union Oil Company. Stmr Richmond, Kirkwood, 3 days II I from SeatUe (with barge 95 in tow), at 5:40 P. m. In ballast to Standard Oil c.

nonrs Irom Oray'e Harbor, at 12:50 a. m. (Bound for Philadelpha; put in to nniah tmm Stmr El Segnndo. McKellar, 6i hours from Astoria (with birge 93 in tow), at 4:05 a. Jn ballnst to Standard Oil Company (Lp nver.l Stmr Davenport, Johnson 6 hmirs from Angeles, at 6:50 a.

m. In ballast to J. O. Baacb, 14m hrmrt from Fort Bragg, at 8:40 a. m.

420 feet lumber to Un on Lumber Comiany. Stmr Westport, Butanf, 40 tioure from orescent Citv, at 9:03 a. m. 220 feet lumber to Hohbs. Wall Co.

Stmr 'ecanicnm, Perge-en 36 bwira fjn Brokings, at 10:20 a. m. 660 feet lumber to and Lumber Company. n.rw- Eaige 91, Doran, 3 days from firsT Hartor (in tovr tug Tatoo.h), at 10:30 a. m.

In ballast to Standard Oil. Comi-ny. Tug Storm King. Nevin 13 dayt I ft-n Sea Srth drydock pontoon in tow), at 11 a. m.

1 ethlehrm Shipouildirg Company. Stmr Elizaheth Olsen, 4 hours from st 11:40 a. m. 217 feet lumber to KStmr Oregon, S.mdman. 43 Angeles, at 12 noon.

In ballast to Wilson Bros. Rmt Archer, Row. 8 dtp 7 hrmrt 81 1 Man ia, 21 days 5 hours 5 minute Yokohama. 8 daya 19 hours 52 minute Honolulu, at 1 t. m.

7 M8 tons of merchandise to Pacific Maa Steam- Fr Khip Mouard Buretn. Oeogriea, 153 days from Mar Hies, via nainoa i Ctf. X- rVi Stmr PTdent. Cousins. 24 hours from Lot Angeles, at 9:50 p.

m. issenger and merchandise to Pacific Steamship Company. Cleared From Thia Port. Star DiUwyn, 4.352 to l. Bridgett, far ftua- Transpacific Mails, close at Ferry ixiatotlict at followi (on hoar rlier at mam office); tOU Uf AM Sept, 7, 9 a.

m. (P-r trampurt blieridan.) FOR TAHITI -Sept. 11, 81 a. m. (Per Itritiuli ateaoier Marama.) FOR NEW ZEALAND Sept.

13, U.ZO a. Hritiali iteanier Niagara.) FOR ACHTKALIA Kept. 13. a. m.

(Per Hntiah iteamer FOR CENTRAL AMERICAN POUTS Sept 10 a. ni. tmt, temer Newport) FOR CHINA SeiH. 4, a. m.

iprtA1 T. ateamer Siberia Maro.) FOR JAPAN Sept. 4, a. m. (IVr Jiipane ateamer Siberia Marn.) FOR A 10:3 (Is.

taller Jajunrw- ateamer Silieria Maru.) FOR DLftu EASf 1NL1E.S Sept 4. 10:30 (Per Japanese ateamer Siberia Mini) FOR Stpt. 4. 10:3 Os. m.

l't JIaiie tuier Siberia Maru.) FOR PHILIPPINE ISLANOSSept 9 a. 1 J.Per. ta ntport flheridan.) HAWAIIAN ISLAND POUTS Sept 4, 10.0 a. m. (Per Japanese iteaaer Siberia Mara.) BORDEATJX Arrived, Aug.

28, itmr Fort Wayne from Alton via Norhnk, vAWARAlnO Arrived, Aug. 2S. atmr Steel Manner from New York; stmr Silverado from Aaturia via Balboa; Aug. 30, atmr Lake FiUusn trom New Orleaua; ituir banta Ana trow New xoi k. COLOMBO Arrived.

Aug. 28, atmr West Mingo from San Francisco. Sailed, Aug. 25, Jap atmr Toklwa Mara tor Boston; Aug. 27, Br nmr Clm Miuray for New lork; Aug.

iff), stmr Santa Onus fur Calcutta. SHANGHAI Arrived, Aug. 18, stmr West lvi from li'sigkong (and sailed Aug 20 lor Haukowj; Aug. 30, itmr Ea sum Cniwij Trom Aloji. To Hail Sept.

8, itmr lmlay for rian Francisco. Sailed, Aug. 'J), Br itmr mpreae of Russia for nniver. SANDY HOOK Arrived, Aug. 27, itmr West Calumb from ItaUria, etc BOSTON Cleared, Aug.

27, itmr Broad Arrow for Beaumont PHILADELPHIA Cleared, Ang. 27, Jap ttrnr Choyo Maru for Shughi ra ban Francisco. SINGAPORE Sailed, Aug. 22, Jap itmr CM-fukti Maru or Ran Francisco; BUENOS AY RES Sailed, Aug, 23, Itmr Dochra for BostMi. NEW (RLEANS Arrived, An.

27, Jip ttrnr Tfoma Maru from Santos. MEXAI)' Arrived, Aug. 27, itmr Greenland from Hongkong (and tailed Aug. 31 for Soura-baja: due Sept, 4j. HONG KONG Arrived, Aug.

30. itmr Denel from Kharghai (and sailed Sept 1 for YOKOHAMA Sailed, Aug. 20, Itmr Wert TJimrnd for Kobe. KOBE Arrived, Aug. 27.

etmr Wert fTimrod from Yokohama (and sailed Aug 31 for Shanghai). HANKOW Arrived, Aug. 30, stmr Wet Iris from Shanghai (and sailed Sept. 1 for Ttconutl. MOJI Arrived, Ang.

25, stmr Eastern Cruwa from Kobe (and tailed Aug. 27 fur Shanghai). Coast News Notes. tiday that the Kay Park ii ai rorui nena win reaume cutting bepc after a ontinuoua shutdown of many weeks. The Bay Park mill's idleness has cut something from the water ahipments of lumber from this port.

The tug John Oidahy hit arrived here to tow the dreiiie Oregon to the tcene of her next opera lions. TAtOMA. 2. After being held trp here ftr teteral weeki on account of a libel'i being filed igaintt her, the motor-Ihio Coolcha sailed durine the for Smtil. The tm'mnt involved in the suit is laid to have been tiOO, but the delay to the ship, it is said, unauited to several timet that mm.

Jne Blue Funnel lmr Eurlmus li due tomorrow morning to start loiing fur England, and the motoTRhip Cethana ia expected the latter Irt of the week to load lumber at the Dana her mill ior a port in South America, The motorship Sierra th nitrates lor Dupont it due at Dupunt tomorrow noon from South America. VAX COUVER (B. C), x-Tk' of sockeye salmon itnusn uoiumxsan waters it practically finished for tie season of 1020 with an immediate prospect ui a tswr marser. ior tne clieajjer grades or salmon. The sixty-two canneries operating on the coast are -iwr nr to clum.

dovn An off sixed pack has tern put up. l'uhermen have w-n pjuu lopnoicn prices iHSJ per cent more than in some previous yeara and the cannery orniers have already sold the estimated pick of caset of tockeye at a total price of CT0.On. Another five millions are exneeted to be realised from the sale of chums, pinki, red riugs and echoes, so that the total return from the pack will rank away beyond anything ever otita ned in ca returns in tr.e nistory of the Inluatry. The canneries on Rivers inlet broke all previous records. The Eraser rirer did much bitter than expected in view of the bad allowing of some recent years, and the traps of the Vancouver island coast are credited wilu yielding one-tenth of the total pack.

A big cargo of Fiji sugar is due in port the first week in October. It will be brought to the British Columbia Bugsr Refinery in the steamer Bona throutrti the aeencv of the Canadian-Aus tralasian line. POKTTOWNSEXD, Westward Ho, which has been operated by W. n. ec armed tms morning trom the Atlantic afier calli at San Pedro and Portland.

She has cargo to be discharged at Seattle, after which the will be turned over to Williams, Dimond who will operate her from the Northwest to porti in Euroiw. Cerryimr a bia General canro loaded on Pntret sound, the board ateamer Endicott sailed this morning for Manila. The steamer Alameda of the Alaska SteamahiD Company'i fleet sailed today for Anchorage, carrying a full cargo of reneral freight and a large list of passencn, The Cordova of the sime fleet sailed earKr this momine for Kntrehne sound with a full cargo of general guwlies for that isolated portion of Alaska. The people on Hotxebite sound, including a number of govern ment school teachers, have been living on short rations of native food fur several weeks. After disehnrging at Kotzebue th Cordova will make a call at Nome md St Michaels to bring both passencers ana ireigui somn.

Bound for porti in Asia with cargo loaded st Seattle, the steamer Maquan is scheduled tonight PORTLAND. 2. Reorganization was miuiiii.ii', announced bv (ierritsen. Cnrt A- lunccewori to (1. A.

Oerr.tsen A Co. ot thil city. Clifton Curtis one of the partners, ib a son of Captain Clifton Curtis, pre nt master of the steamer Ifimona of the Metropolitan Pacific line ann a nephew or captain ten Curtis ot Pillsbury Curt s. roruanrt flsuht for removal from the junsd e- tion of Seattle in the division of operation of the shipping board it practically assured of suc-cesa, accunling to a teleuram received by the local chamber of commerce today from V. D.

B. Dodaon. general manager of the chamber. who is conducting the tight in Washington. Admiral Benton of the shipping board, according to Itodson a message, will eitner place fortland i nthe San Francisco district or will create separata Columbia river strict with headquarters in thic yit, with indications in favor of the separate district.

A cut from $25 to $17.50 in the shipping board transpacific rate rm lumber was announced today In advices from the Seattle district headquarters of the division of operation. The purpose of the reducton is understood, to be to enable operators of shipping board tonnage to compete with Japanese vessels which have been earry'ng lumber across the Pacific for from Sis to jciO per thousand feet. An unnamed steel steamer ha been chartered by the Pacific Export Lumlier Company to carry 4.000,000 feet of creosoted piles from tie Columbia river and Pugct sound to Calcutta. This ll be the first cargo to go from the Ooltimlria river to India since the war. Loading is scheduled tor Octolwr.

The destroyer Talbot arrived here this after noon from Bremerton to take naval reserves on their annual cruise. She will go down the river nt 6 o'clock tomorrow morning bound for San Francisco. LOS ANGELES, Hil from Asiatic ports on Sept la, completing her maiden voyage in the service of the Lot Angeld Pacific Navigation Company. She is bringing back a heavy cargo, consisting of crude rubber, silks, tea and coooanut- cake. The steamship West Montop, sister ship, completing her second voyage in the same service, will srnve Sept IS.

(1 oils, mining mwnwery, canner fruits and vegetables, general merchandise and several carload! of cattle are among the items which were being loaded aboard the General Steamship Corporation's Dupere today. The vessel will proceed for Valparaiso tomorrow. Fifteen hundred torn of cotton and Mexican neas were on the docks to be loaded for Euroue when the Williams, Dimond Co. steamer West Cayote arrived this morning. She took fuel at the Standard Oil docks and then shifted to Wilmington.

She. will proceed tomorrow for the United Kingdom, making her first call at Hull. Captain Charlie Olier, formerly in command of the tanker Asuncion, recently sold bv the Htmdard Oil Company, brought the steamship Col B. L. Drake in port last night, relieving Captisn Iiart.

who is on his annual vacation. 'ihe steamsnip santa ines who tne nam ueitst in tow jiceeded for San FVanciwo st 8 o'clock this evening. She is out from Antofagasta and carries a cargo of nitrates for Tieoma. Fine which hroke out list Sundav in the forward hold of the hospital shin Merer was still burning today. Working parties detailed by Admiral Vionn are now removing tne bunkers.

Al soon ss this is done Commander Oarton expects to bring the fire under control. About 640 tone of coal will have to be removed. Scl't' 2. The Alaska Steamship rjcitaaaja.f La Tmiche, which" sailed from Nome Tuesday nicht on her return voyage, will ick up canes of canned wlmon st the Chugriick cannery of the North we-tern Fisheries Company, completing ner load at Oirdova with copper ore. Tue company'i liner Victoria finished discharging at St today and will return to Nome, sailing probably gitiinUv on her return nave to Seatle.

Tha eteainalup Eastern Oleo of the TAXICAB BUSINESS buys taxi-cab bus-neas: Una Iocs tiou, 2 uiachinea; clears S-iOi) mouth: good investmetit for man and wlie. MRS. VON A A. 1). PHELPS.

401 idieate building, Oukland; PARTS ERS111P i ollereinu well estab. exceptionally profitable light mfg. has increased to where owuer is unable to handle alone; exp. not nec. if bom-st and willing; can arrange drawing account of per month each; full prico $'150; tinns.

Meet owner, W5 Market r.IU5. LEASE 1-5 ar, aiTeaTiignly Improved; 2Vt acres prunes, 15 acres peach, 10 acres in mm; Al soil; all under irug complete outlit farming implement; 4-rooin house; good well; $oo. OOWING, 14Uifloor, Chroniele bldg. frfilNTKD Partner lor wail nocked bug an! alfalfa ranch in San Joaquin Valley. Lady owning aame Will be in city Thursday.

Address MARY bTlMPSON, Box 40oj, Ex-aminer Oil ice. TfLL selfonu half Interwt in well eslab-lished auto and truck agency; need a good business mau; must have no triflera need apply; good owrtunity for someone, A is,) ly box 1 Exa mi ner. WILL sell at sacrifice, business; $400 ne? piofit luonthly; 1 month trial given; will teach busmebs; reason selling sickntss. Call It EN NETT TV IS JEU'HS'V Jd KAN 'J' Ell Man with $.00 to invest: splendid chance for big returns; will stand atricteat investigation. Box 50100.

Examiner. TVANTlUi- Fnim owners, light grocery, candy, ice cream, bakery, fruit, with Uv-lrig rontna. Box Examiner. $50,000 WANTED BY PROMINENT MANUFACTURER OF CiMLDKKN. GARMENT'S TO PUT OVER THE BIO-OEST BE1XINQ PATENTED GARMENT EVER HOLD; STAPLE ARTICLE; MONEY TO BE EXPENDED ON PLANT AND MERCHANDISE; PARTNERSHIP WOULD BE CONSIDERED IF PARTY IS DESIRABLE; STATE FFLLY WHO YOyARB.

BJ)X I2jlil, EXAMINER. BJ50 cash takes a'fnTiy equipped and" up to date theater; live bay town: 240 opera chair-, 2 mach. clearinf month. roVVINi), 14th floor, JThronicle bldg. SOO Storihanrlling groce'riea, dehcrTS candv, soft drinks, cigars and tobai'co; $50 to $H0 daily receipts; a snap; leaving town.

all at store, 7' nnsn ly. III SINESSKt WANTED, A WHEN YOU WANT TO OR WHUN YOU MUST SELL YOUR BUSINESS in a hurry, consult us. We have cash buyers on our list, looking for shoe, dry goods, genta' furnishing and general merchandiM store; city or country. NO DELAYS; CASH IN AN INSTANT. THE UNITED.

PHONB SUTTER 4103. 17-19 BEALB ST. A $20,000 to $30,000 TO INVEST in a going general merchandise dry goods, gents' furnishing or shoe store: city ori country: will pay cah. Box Exam, A CI enta7-furn ahing, alioe or dbthlrig atora wanted by ex-aoldier; cash proposition for quick deal. Box aofc'JXiminer BAN Willi Ford 'touring "car and to invest In' a good ly ng business in partnership.

Box Examiner. Phone butter ibo if you desire to dispose of your businesa Of proixTty. We will come to you and get fall detail. We handle partners and faro. liWgs.

regardless of size, We have ready buyera. UNION INV. 300 Pac Blu.ktndthjta; STATES INV. 95 Market at, B. 817.

rhone Keamy 4219. Clearing-house for buyer and seller. List your place of bus. with us and we guar to sell you out in 3 days. We get the best and quickest rs-sults In 8.

F. Wa never fail. SMALL grocery, candy and ioe ere am atora. Call at Winchester Annex, 50 3d street. F.

ELLIS. WANT $10,000, wilh aerricea, in promoting invention; immense profits; machinery line. Box 34551. Examiner. VVANTED A dairy ranch on shares; have had 13 years' can give good refa.

Call or vrejte N'evln Richmond, A. E. WHITE 32o Monadnock princijul brokers in noulisted tecuritiea, For sale, Msrrhnnt C-lc. $1.40. WANTED To meet reliable broker who can handle treasury stock ot quicaaUver mining company incorporated under Blue Sky laws of Oregon liberal offer to right party Rot 1Wi43, Examiner.

UO.VEV TO LOAN MAL.AHV. A QUICK LOANS, $10 TO $100. To any lady or gentleman steadily employed. On your plain note; po publicity 8j9Chronicle cor Mkt and Kearny. AT CHEAPEST RATES, $5 TO $00.

Loaned reliable people without security, quickly, quietly, best and most private terms. 948 Market at, room JiU9. SMALL loans made to r-siwnsible people. Market mmn 70S. SIOJNKY TO LOAN OlAMONOS AMI JKWriLHI.

A BALDWIN JEWELRY CO.MPAN1C. GOLD AND S1LV fcrl BMllliu. 29 to 35 Kearny St lnjlejrtmentjates 1 per cent month, BOST RELIABLE borrow money diamonds. W. 110 Kearny BUVJJOVtoJO; AAA Priiate party loans at 6 on B.

Oakland, Richmond, San Mateo, Burhngame lst-2d bldg. loans, trusts, iega-cies. mtgi. bought. S21 Market, room 754.

AAA A Hub Invest Co. Loans, 1 day, on lst-2d wobate. bank rates; mtges. negotiated ANY amount on real estate, 1st and 2d nitga, and other securities; direct lenders only. J.

B. BROOK S. 475 Pine near Kearny, ANY amount of real estate, first or second mortgages or on auy security; lowest rates. 0. VV.

BECKER, tiSl Market st, rm. 2U7. ANY I amount: hang rates; iity or country. EJLPALMERJ902-U SMjmalnocjtbld. FIRST and second mortgages, estates, trusts, etc, H.

MU RI'H YL II 1 2M lit ui Bank bldg. FIRST and second mortgages. tstati'S, truntsi ete. 1LM UK IMjitualJkJbldg. ON first mortgage, city or "country.

BALD-WIN JjOWJCLU 31 Kearny 8. P. PROMPT, cheap, private, 1st, 2d mortgages; Mortgages and sgreements bought NOVAK fc COOMBS, 10 Eniharcadero. jisvywjs! HAVE you $200 or $2,000 you would like placed on loans, paying 12, with insurance against loss of your money? If you have writejo meat boxlH404Eiaminer PAY well for $250 security, four room beautiful apt. Box 30S7S.

Eiraniiner. WANT $3,000 for will pay as security will assign equity in 150 "crcaof land; also a bona fide lease for $12,000. Addressbox J760K, Examiner 125,000 wanted 3 years at 7 per cent on apt liW prep val. SMUHIO. MKU.

Kx. AM) ASSAYli. Mining Go's, Attention Extra large cropping on mother lode, nr. Angeles Camp; prospect well; good proposition to prospect before buying; price very cheap with terms. For particulars aee J.

GOLD platinum, bought, assays 50c. ioneerAssay Qff ice WANTED Party with from $7,500 to to take over interest in developed gold and silver mine in iuihuujuo bear strictest inventigat on i rrnperty. Box Eami uimy low liner. PROPOSALS FOR bolts, outs, washers, horsehoof glue, bond paper, barium sulphate, mercuric oxide and zinc oxide. Sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the General Piux-hasing tiff cer, The Panama Canal.

Washington, I. until 10:30 o'clock a. SepUmber 18, 1920, at which time they will be opened in public for ur-n shing the above-nientkined articles. Blanks and information relating to this Circular (1405) may be obtained from thia of-f or the nffieee of the Ajisistant Purchasing Agent, 24 State Street, New York City; 6fK5 Common Street, New Orleans, and Fort Mason, San Francisco, also from the United Statea Engineer Offices in the principal cities throughout the United States. A.

L. FLINT, General I'urchasing fiffic-r. fiOVEHSWEXT HIIM. AAUNI0N CO 703 Market, 600 ST. WAR SAVINOS STAMPS CASHED.

THIKO 4t $101.30 I'Ot RTHS 4hi 4S.45 tW i i FIFTH 4i 5045 101 11 WE PAY 25c MORE" M. VAIL. 401 Spreckels (old Call) 704 Mai VIVITF.Tl STATFS GOVFRNMKVT. Mark J. Levy Auction Co.

Sulesroom 952 Mission, l'hone Sotter 1209 Auction Sale TODAY i Friday, September 3 952 Mission, bet 5th 6th Furniture; Carpets Rugs Gas Ranges; Etc. Good medium-grade Dining" Room Table, Chairs, China Closets, Dressers, 25 Beds and Springs, Top Mattresses, Pillows, 10 Gas Ranges, Gas Plates, Walnut Sets, Chiffoniers, 2 Victrolas arid Records, Water Heater, etc. Lot of large size Carpets, fine Rugs and Linoleums. MARK J. LEVY, Auctioneer AT AUCTION Sv wr 15 100-HORSES 100 Br order of F.

K. Gerhara Co. of. Wlnntmucc-, Xevada, tee will neii three carload of the fimon Doable Square Mrand of llernea, all halter broke and from 1,200 to Ih'-OO pound, lliese are the top thia year'a produce, all aired by Imported Shire aud 1'erc heron IStalllona, Itood heavy-boued blooka ia Doe condition. In fart the brut that com to thi market.

At the Name time Mill aell two blKh-claea aaddle home lx year old, aultaule for park one jet black the other a eheMnnt with nllver mane and talli alno 20 head of aaddle and driving borne. Sale take plare at 1 p. m. Tuenday, Sept. 7, lfCO, at Western Horae Market, 207 Valencia S.

Cal. W. II. IIOKD A SOX. Auctioneer.

J. A. MUNRO CO. auction sale Bj order of (he Oakland City Council. Sale at Corporation Yards, Mnth and Fallon Oakland.

Sale Today, Friday, at 2 p. m. Comprising in part: POvVER BOATS, ROW BOATS, 14 HOUSES, GAS EXCISES, TIKES, BRASS, IROX, HARNESSES, WAGONS, DUMP CARTS, SCALES, Ford anU paper, etc All must and will lie sold. J. A.

MUXRO CO- AnctJoneen. Great Northern At San Francisco; ached aiea to tail for Honolulu Sept. 20. Enrolled. Stmr Lake Gebb-rt, 1,704 tons; IdwanJ IS, tenon, master, Licensed.

Stmr Phoenix, 14 tons; 8 inert S. AnW. master. General Order. Tn effect as follows: Dutch steamer Arakan, from Semiring, Beat 2, 3:30 p.

m. 'Notice to Mariners. United States Lighthouse Eighteenth TWA. San Francisco CaL, Sept. 1, 1920.

California. Scacoaat. Blunt'i Keef lifht easel plac-d on atation Aug, UO ind Relief hgnt Vessel withdrawn. C. and (i.

S. Charts f02, 5795; IJght List Psciflc Coast, 11)20, No. 104; Buoy List. Eighteenth District. IPSO, page 2S.

By authority of Oommiss oner of liiglithonsee. 1L W. KHODIvS, Superintendeat, Change of Master Stmr Apache, 723 tons; Thomas rs. F. Shart vice jaonias rj.

Dtevcnson. Stmr humside, 1,498 torn; B. Kntidmn, ice M. A. Uelluuist (IlcporbM from 1'biladai.

phU.) Mtmr Lincoln, 18 torn; C. O. Olson, vice Domen co Cerriia. Htmr Kistern Oale, 2,872 toni; David Cattle. TK'e tl.

M. Jensen. Btmr Allianiw, 522 tons; Kristian Johntna, vice Julius Svennen. Schr larrier Hove, C34 tons; Adolph Hansrm. Tiee (iustaf Stoltenberg.

Stmr W. F. Hernn. 3.143 torn; John 0. Weiring, vice B.

M. biinonsen. WATT 8UOCEKD3 KCKAIIT. Of great interest to the holders ef the stork ot the Olaa Sugar Company was the news, whlcn reached Edward I'ollila Co. bv wire from Honolulu yeslf lay, that C.

F. Eekart had resigned li manager of the Olaa and had been luc-eeded by A. J. Watt, who has been connected with the comiiany for many years. Kdsart will rems on the board al a director and will also assist the new manager in a con suiting capacity.

C. F. Kckart. it will be remembered, li the die-4 tinguisheri scientist who for several ynars Wat head of the eviwimental elation in che Kawa lea Islands. He it the inventor of the iimccm of nsinf a mulch of paper amund the growing cane.

Watt is a thoroughly -tical sugar man and the bination nf the two, it was said yestenlav, onglit to strength en the Olaa management considerabl, fTAH POWl-nt'S Jt'LT. rtah Power and L'ght Conipanv reporrimr fnt Juir snows fro rarniia from operation of ut I3.P17. or more ftan In July, liMH. Owing to increased operating expenses, however the July net eirnings were 219.2tiH, or leas than were earned in Julv a year ego Balance, ifter 'nv-mt and other deductions, was or S.72:i less thsn a year teo. ror the twelve monthi ended Julv Sl-ltoO, the em npsnv reports gross eaminis i.il 3,737, a gain of total income fll.tfiH.HTa, a aim nf 113 430.

and a halance after all charm ani ttr-- i drnds on the preferred stock an in' Mea rf above the flgnr-s for the eorraeiieasilest fmo4 ended JuU 31. lll. Thnrs dav. Sept 2. Htmr Bind on, Boaenblad, bene Sept 1 for Bind on.

Xleturned at 10 45 a. m. (or chief engineer. Due at This Port. F-ei Frl4ay, 8ttt 3.

Vilnaraim. stmr Joan of Arc. Beattle, itmr Aomirai Hcniey. Lot Anrelea, stmr Will.imetta Xmi Angeles stmr Vmgiiard. txia Angelea, etmr Queen.

Seattle, stmr Celilo. Urn Angeles, stmr Hnmholdt Hongkong. Br stmr tihabonee. Sabine, stmr Sylvan Arrow. "ri Saturday.

Set 4. Boston, stmr Snrmrfield. IxK Angeles, itmr Hartwood. Los Angele. stmr Multnomah.

From Stinsty. Sett. I 'an ma Annam. New York, etmr Steel Worker. Seattle, etmr Admiral Pewey.

Portland, etmr City of Topeka. New York. Jap stmr Tsnyama Marik is Mesday. 8et. Fyiinfv, stmr Sonoma.

Antofasasts, etmr Mertnea. Victoria, stmr Covemor. Portland, stmr Rose City. Lot Angeles, stmr President Frail Tutteay, Sett 7. Wellingtm, Br atmr Marama.

New York, Br stmr Munraater Castl. liOS Angeles, stmr Humboldt. Lot Angelea. itmr Wapama. To Leave Thie Port.

ris ay. Sett 3. Frtai pier Cos Atgelea. etmr President New York, stmr Eastern Glade Portland, stmr Klamath Los Angeles, stmr Humboldt I Angeles, stmr Celilo Portland, stmr Willamette 3 p. m.

P. m. 6 p. m. 6 p.

m. 10 a. m. 8 p. m.

Bandon, itmr JSliabetn 4 p. Fer Saturday, Sot, 4. Frtm ilav HrmeJ'ilu. ttrnr Lnrlina Nooa (Yiatobal, stmr Newport lpm. 42 Beattle, star tjaeen in Oray's Barn etmr 11 a.

ra. 17 Portland, stmr Multnomah 8 p.m. 7 Loa Angeles, stmr Admiral rVhley. 11 a. m.

18 Hongkong. Jap etmr Siberia Mara 36 Fee Sunt ay. Sett S. Frea tier Mesfay. Sot S.

frtm tier Portland, etmr City of Topeka 11am. Lot Angelea, stmr Admiral Oewy. 11 a. m. 20 18 Fee Tu.ttay, Sett 7.

Flan is, stmr Colorado Springs Frea tier Seattle, tunr rrnmoent Portland, atmr Wapama Lut Angelea, ttinr Governor Lue Angelea, stmr Humboldt Ul.ll, 10 p.m. 7 11 a. m. Is 6 p. m.

2- PIER DIRBLTORT. 1.. Washington I Hansomei 26. 2X. 10.

3. ol. 40., 42. 44. Stetiart Spear Maui Main Beaie Fremont Fir First M.

Brt, M. S.S. 'i Jackson a. Monlg'TOery MonUouwy i Keamy Grant ave. 41 Powell 43 Powell 4.....

Mission 16... Howard-1 6 1 'antic 7.. Broadway-1 Broad wav-. 11 Vallejo tireen 17 rniiai-1 19 t'nioo-2 21 Filbert 23. Greenwich-1 25.

Green wicb-l' 27.... Lombard 29.... Sanaome 18... 4.. Second 20, Folsom-1 Folsom-2 Harrison China 3d j4 Fourth 24..

Odd numbert north of Market it; aa, south. Pacific Coast Ports. ABERDEEN Arrived, Kept 1. during night, tmr Shasta from Los Angeles; Hept 2, 7 p. Sctir little Bennett from Kan Kranciaco.

Sailed, ept. 'I, atmr Carmel for ban Frandsoo. ALBION Sailed, Sept. 3 p. stmr G.

C. Undauer for Angeles. ASTORIA Arrived, Sept 2, t20 a. nv.de-itroyer Talbot from Seattle; 10 a. tug Hercules from San Liego.

bailed, Sept 2, 'I Mi a. av, st Tiverton for Loa Angelea, CASPAR Arrived. Sept 2, a. av, stmr Caaiiar from San Francisco. EL'REKA Arrived, 2, 4 gas stmr Martha from Sm.tli rivtr.

EVERETT Sailed. Sept. 1, p. atmr Nome City ff Ixal Angelea. PORT BRAGO Sailed, Sept 2.

830 p. schr Coqarlle for San Franciai 6:15 p. nv, itmr Coquille River for Los Angelea lAXi Arrived, Sept 1. 730 p. nv, atmr Col Drake from San Francinco; Sept.

2, 5 a. etmr Willamette from San Diego (and proceeded fur San Francsro at 10 30 a. 7 a. nv. stmr Depere from Tacoma; 7 a.

stmr Queen fnjm Sin Diego (and proceeded for San Francisco at 10 a. 8 a. atmr Santa Clonics from Eureka; 9 a. stmr Wect Cayote from San Francisco: 11 a. stmr Joan of Arc from Valiaraiso (and proceeded for San Franc'cso at 2 P.

Sailed. Sept 2, 10 a. nv, etmr Tecumseh for 3 nv, stmr Multnomah for San Francisco; 4 p. tmr Hartwod for Willapa Harbor; 5 p. stmr Carlos for Grsy'e Harbor; 8 p.

stmr Meriden for San Francisco; 7 p. nv, stmr Santa Inez (bark Belfast in tow for San Francisco; 7:30 p. itmr Cleone for Union Landing; 7:30 p. nv, atmr Col E. Drake for San Francisco.

MAHSHFI ELD Arrived, Sept 2, 8 a. nv, itmr City of Topeka from Portland; 8:45 a. a tug John Cndaty. MUKILTEO Arrived, Bept 2, whr Melrose (m tow tug Richard Holyoke) from Port Angelea NEAH BAY Passed in, Sept. 12:50 P.

m. stmr Los Angeles, from Port San Luit for Vancouver. PORT TOWXSENTV-Arrived, Sept 2, stmr Westward Ho from Portland (and proceeded for Seattle; 6 p. itmr Governor from San Francisco (and proceeded for Seattle). Sailed.

Sent 2. 12 5 a. nv. atmr Nome Oltv for San Francisco; 12:10 a. stmr Hidirott for none; i a.

nv, stmr Kenonno ior Reicninan; 1-M a. nv.Br stmr Prince George for Anrux: a. stmr Cordova for Nome and Kotzebue sound; 12:10 p. stmr for Anchorage; 3 n. stmr Admiral Dewev for San Francisen.

PORTTiAN'D Arrived, Sept 2. 6 a. stmr nenm from fort sen ima; 0 a. nv, stmr Kose CltT from San Francisco: 12 noon, itmr Daisy Freeman from San Francisco; 3 P. nv, destroyer lainot from Bremerton.

PORT ANGELES Sailed, Bept 2, 9:40 ov, schr Melrose (in tow tng Richard Holyoke, for Maliukona. PORT SAN LUIS Arrived, Sept 2. 1:45 p. mtmrn nAMttaa 1 til. m-1 hi iau ii a i ssjji "u'vi i a uvm, etmr Whlttier from San Francisco (and tailed for return at 7 n.

m.l. SEATTLE Arriveil, Sept 2. 12 noon, stmr Westward Ho from Portland; 2 p. stmr Art 1 from San Francisco; 2 p. Jap stmr Mandasin Maru from Everett; 0 p.

nv, stmr Governor from San Francisco; 12 noon, stmr Rainier from San Francisco; 11 p. itmr City of Seattle fnwn Skagway; 3 p. nv, yacht Aquilo from Tacoma. Hailed. Sept.

2. 12 noon, atmr Admiral Dewey for San Francisco; 9 a. itmr Alameda 'for Anchorare: 3 n. nv. stmr noooKen ior Honolulu 12 noon, stmr Santa Ana for Alaskan port: itmr Admiral Rodman for Alaskan port; 0 p.

itmr Argyll for San Francisco. 8 TEW ART'S POINT Arrived, Sept. 2, 7:30 a. stmr I'niinak from San Francisco (and ailed for return at 720 n. nv).

TAOOMA Arrived, Sept 2, Br itmr Qnadra Irom Britannia neacn. I'NION LADING Sailed, Sept 2, 5 nv, tmr Kertie M. Hanlon for Los Angeles. VAN OUVHR Arrived, Sept 2, 4 a. nv, bktn Bolnli trom l.verpooi.

VICTORIA Arrived, Sept 2, 2 p. nv. etmr Governor from San Francisco (and proceeded for Seattle). Paawnl. ft a.

stmr I. A. Moffett for Tan couver; 12 noon, itmr Lowther Castle for Comox. Eastern and Foreign Ports. MANILA Arrived, Aug.

30, ttrnr Eastern Mariner San tVancilicri. Sailed, Aug. 30, stmr West rectal for Ban Francisco; atinr West Im for Seattle; Aug. 31, tmr West Inikip for San Francisco; bept 1, atmr ftrav fnur ft Hhanirhaf. HAVRE Sailed, Aug.

30, Fr ttrnr Rocham-besii for New York. LONDON Svled, Bept 1. Br itmr Lancastrian fie New Tork. gt EENHTOWN Sailed, Sept. 1.

atmr Kaiterin AiivoRii Victoria for New Tork. NEW YORK Arrived, Aug. 2S, stmr Kameset from Cherlourg: stmr Went Oonim from Antwerp; Sept. 2. Br stmr Mauritania from Southampton; Dan etmr United States from Copenhagen.

Arrived. Sept 2. itmr Florence Luckenbach from ltnttenlsm: itmr Radiant from Taminco tmr Taunton from Caracas. Curacao and Havana. Sailed, Sept 2.

etmr Mormtigao for Ponta Pelf stmr Comino for Smyrna; itmr Currier far Tampico. T.ONIxiN Arrived, A of. SO, Br atmr Prtte- Jtut frua SeatUe. terms, itoom io. n.i jiaraer.

UKOCERY and delicatessen suitable for man and wife. leavenworth. 8na. HIGH-CLASS delicatessen and lunch room; mint select location in city; receiirts $2o to too day; grand chance chef and wife; 4 living rooms, bath; good house. CmVlMi, 14th floor, Ohronicle bldg.

LUNCH Busy corner location, making big money; on account of disagreement of partners, forced to sacrifice l'rice tixtures worth double. Own- er at 948 Market room 402. I-aut a partner in my. auto paint abop a I have more work than 1 can do alone; Will sell equal half interest for $500; must be a working man and willing to learn the painting business; no experience required; will pay good wages and share tha profits: I have a steady trade and well equiped shop. Bee me at SGU Pacific hlilg.x821 Market CACMJRi "bomg tine business; will equipped, terras for right party; will consider partner.

P. O. box 178. Pnone MU1 Yalley26o. JOBBERS, ATTENTION! Oregon myrtlewood novelty factory to place part of outiut in California territory, to be handled through responsible jobbing house.

For particulars write BELDINIJ HI SllONG. Maralitield. Oregon. CttEAM ER Y7 L'TTER AND EGG bns. loc.

in one of the lyargest downtown markets; ail the latest equipment; long, lease; low rent; can easily clear $300 per mo. above expenses; no exper. as owner will remain and acquaint buyer with all details; price terms. Meet owner, 0o Market rm. H15.

TjGHT grocery store carrying fine line of candies, fruit, notions, etc located in downtown apt. bouse dist good lease; reas. rent; posit. vely clearing per mo. net; busiest store in no opposition; prica called Eant, therefore the sacrifice, FuUaiJat095Mkt.

sLrooin Loll! EADY wants partner; good paying restaurant downtown; exix-rience not essential if agreeable; only $h00 required: lady pre-f erreLlJctai Is, 830M arketst rm. til'3. tUNCU room, high class, up to date and fully equipped, downtown rent long lease; clears $h00 a beauty; sell at banrainDctails, 830 rm. rEgt'-L HALF INTEREST is offered in best paying used car business iu H. F.

owner needs partner who is willing to look after light details and money eud of business; drawing account of $300 per mo. each; price $1,200. Meet owner, 91)5 Market rm. 915. EODKHN HOME BAKERY, loc.

in best apt. house district of 8. F. can clear $300 per mo, above all expenses; rent only $25 per mo. owner going to ranch and will sell at a bargain: a flue opportunity for man and wife, or lady partners; full price $050.

Meetowner19'j5 Market St. rm. 915. TX. handy with tools can buy equal half interest for $450 in busy garage and auto reiwir shop; owner is good mechanic ana wants a partner who will work steady; tin experience required.

303 Pacific 821 Market st TCTJT ICE Cash registers RENTED; any style. We sell, rent, repair and trade. S. F. CASH ltmHSTKR rw-veel to41J Mirket sr.

PXRTNlR81flFT)FFERED in classy "little movie house; seats $400; fine residential section; fully equipped with up-to-date machines, music, doing a splenaid business, too much work for owner to handle alone; no experience necessary; equal half interest for $00. See Mr. Hiaia at room .100, HUMBOLDT BANK BLDG. 1 785 II arketi, FOOL ROOM and dear staid. OAKLAND: owner wants PARTNER who will attend to the chiar store, soft drinks and candy; mp-rience unnecessary If honest and reliable; can draw $45 a week as wages and share the profits monthly: prefer to give trial; terana.

408 12th st, niom 2Q3. Oakland. PlRTNERSinp is offered in automobile washraek; finest loc. in 8. connected with largest automobile house; completely equipped; bns too much to handle alone; can easily clear $175 per month above expenses; no exper.

nec. if willing worker; $275 cash handles. Meet owner, 995 Market st, rm. filS PARTNERSHIP offered in bent equipped restaurant in 8. F.

doing capacity busiuess; too much to handle alone, need hornet, congenial party to help me dcible receipt; finest loc. in S. long lease; real rent; price $1,500. letails at 095 Mkt strSlT. fcNAP First -class grocery, delicatessen and branch dairy; beautiful fixtures; strictly up to date; 3 modern sunny rooms and bath; cheap rent: high class neighborhood; exixrience not necessary as owner will teach no cooking: clears $300 twice $3.000, terms, 5515 Geary, car.

FARTN6R wanted in grocery store; owner bas more business than he can handle alone and prefers a dependable steady working partner to hired help; old established cash trade: price $S50; will give trial.3t3Jacific S21 Market St. PARTNER with" $i5AJU in manufacturing business. Something Ufa and ft ire. Offers chance for Urge fortune. Lvers dsv nereasity.

Big prouts. One I.TO.O" contract; others under way. Kef i given nd wanted. Manager. 2l25Market.

TaRTNER WiXTEl lNT'OOLRiiOM; one of finest downtown placea in city: too much for owner and will teach congenial man; easily clear each pe' month; will givejerms. Kin Market rm. tio.1. PARTNER wanted in downtown piolroora7 no eierience necessary; rn-ii-e $1,500. Call PooLROOM for sale 8ee owner 288 3d at, PiltTN'ER, old estab office laisineas; exp.

requir-1 f4 Mkt. r. 320. fiEhTAl HANT, liuich cnmter. in town; price tl.S; teruiSL Mkt, R.

3-'Q. REMAl'ltANT, lunch th at; vrje. 5 ill. 0 1 33V lANITAItV wiping cloth plant, doing very large equipped with modern machinery: big stock on hand; monthly net rn tits tl.AoO; inveKtmevt rtnibly sexured; flrt.tsXI req. Owner.

Mkt at. r.M7. IOFT drinks, cigar stand, pool tabled complete stock, 3 years' luse. Hee owner at place of business. Seventeenth and Mar-Vet.

1 1 rXKT7IXG r'nt rent, fully enuipt Wdy lorauon. Inquire 334 Golden Gate av. Mount Tamalpait. .00 Kan rrancisco .00 San Jose 00 Fresno 00 San Lais Obispo .00 Lot Angele .00 Ban LHego .00 SAN FRANCISCO. Relative.

humidity, pct S8 79 89 Tenirierat'ire Dry hilb. Wet bnla. 514 6.10 rVi.O fiO.g 60.0 58.0 Time. 5 a. nv Noon 5p.m.

WEATHER CONDITIONS. Barometric pressure continues relatively low over the Pacific Statea and a large high pi wire area, central over Ike Superior, controls the weather nearly everywhere- east of the Kocky Mountains. Local rains have fallen in the lower Miwiasippi Valley and in portion! of the Missouri Valley. Temperatures have fallen along the North Pacific coast ind in the Puget Sound country. It is cooler in Iowa and Kansas, and the temperatures have risen in extreme South eastern California and in Central Texas.

Conditions are favorable for fair weather In this district Friday with ne marked changes in temperature. EDWARD A. BGALS. District Forecast-. TrcnhoUne Onmpeny't shipping board fleet en her return voyage from Glasgow picked up the shipping board freighter Andrew Jackson, which had exhausted her fuel ripply miles east of Sandy hook, and towed her into New York, according to a wire received today by the Seattle house.

The Eastern Glen will load general freight at New York for thii coast. With 136 passengers, including Alaskan cannery crews numbering thirty-nine of the Libby, McNeill tc Libby and Northwestern Finheriea Company eannnei being returned to San Francisco, the steamer Admiral Dewey tailed at noon for California ports. The liner Alameda with 114 passengers sailed todav for Anchoraire, Cvik inlet, and Houthwestern Alaakxn ports, and the steamship Admiral iaiu will put to aa tomorrow morning for the same ports with 70 passengers. Increased passenger ares ind freight rates approximating 20 per cent to per cent on both boat and interurban transportation between Iliget sound points are contemplated in revised schedules filed with the public service commission by the respective oompanies. A'tPTlUflA Sept." 2.

Increase in the price MHUIUA, of tMm eoali 8hon-e of tonnage and the ever-advancing cost of operating are driving the small steamer into the limbo of forgotten things, is the opinion of Chris Chilberg, local shipbuilder, who stated today that the sailing vessel is due to hare a very optimistic future betfoe it within the next ten years. The tanker Kl Lobo, which passed up yesterday for Vancouver, as soon as discharged will proceed to the Yarrows Esquimau yard for cleaning and t-inting. The big tanker will be dry-docked as soon as the mntorship Pacific it let down again, the work being part of the annual overhaul that is given to the Teasel by the Esquimau shipbuilding plant. The) Timeball. United State) Branch Hydrogtaphle Office, San Francisco, 2, 1930.

The timeball on the roof of the Fairmont Hotel was dropped todav exactly at noon, standard time, lZOth meridian, or st 8 hours U. M. T. WILLIAM (iLASSFORD, Commander V. 8.

'avy, in Chart, Sun, Moon and Tide. United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. Table shows times and heights of high and low water nt Fort point, entrance to San Francisco bay. Fcr city front (Mission-street pier) add 2b nvnutes. (Standard time.) Friday.

Sept. 3. Sun riaea 5:40 Sun seta 61! Moon rises 0:29 p. m. Last Sept.

JS. at 10:55 p. mf Sept. to Bepi. DatoT 8..

4.. 5.. 8.. 7.. 8..

Time. Ft." Time. Ft 'ilme. Ft. Tuno Ft High.

Low. High. I.OW. 2:48 4.3 8:00 2,2 2:14 5.6 8:17 0.8 4:03 4.1 8:55 2.8 8 00 5.6 10:22 0.7 4.0 2.9 4i)2 5.6 11:32 0.5 6:44 4.2 112 3.1 5:16 5.7 Low. High.

I-ow. High. 0:41 04 7:48 4.4 12:13 3.1 6:34 5.7 1:43 0.2 8:40 4.7 1:31 2.8 7:4." 2 38 0.1 9:25 6.1 2:37 2.4 8:49 6.9 NOTE. In the above tabulation of the tides the daily tides are given in the order of their occurrence, commencing with the early morn ng tide in the left-hand column id the succeeding tide as they occur. On some daya but three tides occur, the fourth occurring the following Doming.

The colmnn of heights gives the elevation of each-tide above or below the level of Coast Survey chart soundings, The numbers are always additive to the chart deptha nnleat preceded by a minus sign or dash when the numbers ire sub tracted from the deptha given on the chart. Transport Service. Dix Railed from San Dfego for Manila Ang. 10. Logan bailed (Mat CMonibo fur Barcelona A Sheridan At Saa Francisco; scheduled to sail for M.mili Srnt 7.

Marica Sailed from San Francisco for new Thheonan Antwerp for New Tork Due to arrive Sept 9. Thomas Naples for New lork Due to arrive Sept 1 2 Heffron At Vladivostok. ads waska Arrived Manila from Saa Fran ci -to A OR. 31. Booth Bend At New loci..