The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 18

THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1930 18 CC Air-Log mmm mews San Francuco Arrivals nd Departure ARRIVED YESTERDAY Vassal Tlsae Uaajtlaattotj 'Carta Captain Opcratar Hllo none Bids for Shipping Board Fleet Will Be Opened Standard Otl Star Line .46 Columbia River losdlng Columbia River loading The Weather Report Daniels Taylor Ronnie Tibbetts Nielaon Hlllalnger Los Angeles merchandise OFFSHORE LINERS DUE. Nav. Id Mam 8 a. m.

St Nav. 20 Tatsuta Maru a. m. 84 NaT. 30 Sierra a.

m. 3A Not. CI Makura 8:30 a. m. 33 Loj Angeles A.

and mdae. Los Angelas paaa. and mdse. Pacific Coaat Weather LUBRICO, tnkr ,...13:05 a.m. TACOMA STAR.

Br stmr 1:10 s.m. SULARIA, Br stmr 1:60 a.m. ADMIRAL FISKE. stmr 6:15 a.m. DOYLESTOWN, atmr 7:40 a.m.

HARVARD, atmr .11:16 a.m. (EWIS LUCKENBACH, 1:65 p.m. D. G. SCOFIELD, tnkr ALASKAN, stmr ADMIRAL PEARY, ms HORACE LUCKENBACH, stmr.

6:45 p.m. December 10; Removal of Government Craft Expected to Benefit Entire Industry By ED A. CHARLTON. Seattle loading Scare Ealfour. Guthrie A Co.

81 8. S. Co. 20 Nelson 8. S.

Co. 24 Las sco Line 7 Luckenbach Line 31 Standard Oil S. S. Co. 28 8.

8. Co. 16 Luckenbach line 29 MONDAY, NOVEMBER IT BAN FRANCISCO HEADS At 6 p. m. ckudy.

wind northwest "0 milea. tern Estero Bay a oil Thomeen Seattle loading Oliver Vancouver merchandise Johnson Boston-L. A McNamara perature 47, barometer 30.87, aea mod- Transpacific Mails ftnl. Removal of a serious Swayne Hoyt, Inc, are con- POINT REYES At 8 p. clear: wind SAILED YESTERDAY templated as the result of the northwest, 30 miles: temperature 48, ba rometer 30.02; sea choppy.

FARALLON 1SLANDB At 8 p. overcast; wind northwest, 35 miles: tem forming of the new concern. Lloyd Swayne is president of the Mailt cloaa at tha Farry postoffic a followa (one hour aarllcr at the main poat-offlce). Subject to change without notic. FOR SIBERIA Dlapatched regularly by oil Hasklna oil Seattle Yokohama 2:50 a.m.

JPeacadero FRANK G. DRUM, tnkr PHOBOS, Dut tnkr PEACOCK, tug KL SEGUNDO. tnkr perature 60, barometer 20. 90: sea choppy, new firm and Henry Cartan is secretary. Swayne Hoyt, ac POINT MONTARA At 8 p.

clear: Aaeociated Oil; Shell Oil A Curtis Oil Pacific 8. Co. Oil Lumber 10:15 a.m. Eureka-Coos Bay wind northwest, as miles; temperature 48, Loa Angeles DOROTHY ALEXANDER, Stmr 3:30 p.m. ivonings Brown Bltumchen Sohat Smith i rm Anderson Richardson oa rometer xtr.uo; sea cnoppy.

W. 8. MILLER, tnkr 4:20 p.m. Loa Angeles cording to Ford, will remain In existence and the Redwood Line EUREKA At 8 p. rain, wind and the Gulf Pacific Line will re none oil and mdse.

none merchandise merchandise merchandise merchandise merchandise merchandise mdae. mdae. mdae. southeast 6 milea, temperature 44, barometer 29.78. aea moderate.

ESTERO BAY At 6 p. cloudy, wind northwest 30 miles, temperature 60, barometer 29.76, sea moderate. CASPAR, stmr Caspar COUNSELLOR. Br stmr 4:55 p.m. Liverpool PACIFIC CEDAR, stmr 6:20 p.m.

Philadelphia fcHELTON, stmr 6:40 p.m. Portland ADMIRAL HAL8TEAD, Los Angeles BELFAST MARU, Jap atmr. 8:20 p.m Los Angeles WAIKAWA. Br stmr 9:30 p.m. New Plymouth BERTIE M.

HANLON, stmr 6:45 p.m. Monterey O. WASHINGTON, Nor Vancouver Lilly ft Co. Dimon Line Tacoma-Orlental 8. 8.

Co. Pacifio S. 8. Co. Shipping Co.

Union 3.S. Co. Coaat S. 8. Co.

Fred Olsen line Fitxgerall Prackard Wehde Oahlma Flynn Ellaaen POINT ARGLELLO At 6 p. partly train ta New York. FOR SAMOAN INLANDS Dec. 3, a. m.

(per atmr Sierra). FOR TAHITI, MARQUESAS AND VOOH ISLANDS NaT, SO. 11 JO a. aa. (per tmr Maknra).

FOR MEXICO AND CENTRAL AMERICA All mail regularly dlapatched bj train to border exchange! except especially aridreseea mail, which la dispatched by ateamert leaving Saa Fraueiaca aa foliawi: Nov. p. aa. (per atmr La Ferial. FOR BAN SALVADOR Mall for Central America la dispatched regularly by rail to New Orleans far distribution except especially addressed csrrespondence, which if forwarded by veetele leaving Ban Franclaca ai fallowai Nt.

39, 19:19 m. (per atmr Sartnamc). FOR CHINA NaT. SI. 1:10 P.

m. (per tmr President Grantli NaT. 25. 5 n. m.

Coast News Notes SHIP WIRELESS REPORTS cloudy, wind northwest 28 miles, temperature 60, barometer 29.76. aea moderate. COOS BAY At 8 a. raining, wind southwest 4 miles, temperature 48, barometer 20.62, aea moderate, TATOOSH IBLAND At 6 p. Clear, wind northwest 8 milea, temperature 44, barometer 29.80, aea moderate.

NORTH HEADS At 6 P. clear, wind north 16 miles, temperature 46, barometer 29.80, sea moderate. SAN DIEGO At 6 p. partly cloudy, vind west 16 miles, temperature 60, barometer 29.79, sea moderate. By WILSON O'BRIEN, Three failing: spark plugs brought California's latest airplane endurance flight to an end at Rosamond Lake, in the Great American Desert, near Mojave, at 11:10 last Saturday night, according to delayed reports just received here.

The plane, a Tlmm monoplan, powered with an L-head Panther motor, had been operating constantly since November and had been flying hours and 48 minutes. An examination of the motor by mechanics and officials of the Shell Oil Company, which fueled the flight throughout, showed no signs of weakness In any parts of the motor itself, aside from the falling spark plugs. The plane made a perfect landing. Warren MacClatchle, Log Angeles manufacturer who designed and bulK the motor, expressed regret at the failure of the spark plugs, as he had hoped to run the motor until it fell apart in the air to test its stamina and reliability. This test was unique In that it was not a test of the physical endurance of the pilots, but' a mechanical test of plane and motor.

Refueling was accomplished every four hours by landing the plane, blocking the wheels and filling the tanks with gasoline and oil with the motor turning over 500 revolutions a minute. At the same time a relief pilot took over the controls and took the plane aloft again. The National Aeronautic Association kept an official check on the flight through its observer, Joe Nlkrant, who watched the plane carefully at all times it was on the ground to be sure that no adjustment were made to the motor. (per Br atmr Emureaa af Canada)) Nit. 'M, 1:10 p.

m. (per atmr Golden Hind), parcel peat mailt only. VICTORIA. Nov. 18.

Test shipments of grapefruit and oranges from Jamaica, British West-Indies, were delivered here by the motorship Delftdyk. which arrived here this morning. The vessels of the Holland-America Line and Royal Mall now make regular calls at Kingston, Jamaica, en route to the Pacific Coaat from Europe. Offshore Weather Position given is it p. m.

unless otherwise indicated. The Radlomarine Corporation of America and the Mackav Kadro i "1 Telegraph In co -operation with the United States Health Service and the Seamen's Institute, will receive requests for medical or surgical service through San Francisco Radio Station KPH or tWH without cost FOR DITCH EAST INDIES, FRENCH INDO-CHINA AND SIAM Not. 21, 1:19 p. m. (per atmr Prealdent Grant): NaT.

25, 5 p. nt. (per Br atmr Emtreat af Canada). FOR STRAITS SETTLEMENTS NaT. 21.

1-1 m. (per atmr Prealdent Grant) NtT. 25, fi p. m. (per Br ttmr Empress at Canada).

FOR PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Not. 19, The Donaldson refrigerator ship Corrlen. Lat 18.48 long. 187:06 clear, wind east 10 miles, barometer 29.88. WAIRUNA.

Lat. 43 lone. 134:42 partly cloudy, wind west 10 miles, barometer 29.92. ADMIRAL PEOPLES. tes will be in port Thursday to load boxes of British Columbia grown apples.

Which have been stored in low temperatures at the Victoria cold storage 4. POINT ARENA Los ngeles for Kings a. m. (per V. 8.

A. trantpart V. a. SUNDAY, NOVEMBEa IS By K. C.

A. plant. flrant)i Not. 21, 1:10 a. ttmr.

President Grant), FOR iAPAN AND KOREA NaT. 30, ARTHUR 1, BALDWIN (tawing ms Silver Wave) Docked at Dutch Harbor at a. m. (per tt atmr Shlnye Maru): 4:30 p. m.

p. ni. AORANUI Victoria for Honolulu; 1,647 TAJPCOUYER (B. C), dyk arrived late tocay to load general cargo for United Kingdom and continent. On her return to England tha will call at Seattle.

Portland and San Francisco. Th Lycia is loading general cargo for the West InJles. Tne Pacifio Reliance will arrive from London on Saturday. miles west of Victoria. NaT.

21, 1:10 p. m. (per atmr Prealdent Grant): NaT. 2A, p. m.

(par Br ttmr Empress af Canada)! NaT. 21). 1:10 p. m. (per ttmr Galden Hind), parcel post mails nly.

CHIC'HIBU MARU Honolulu for Yoko hama: 3,178 miles eaet of Yokohama. GROWN CITY Africa for Vancouver; Lat. 33 long. 136:42 raining, wind northwest 16 mllei, barometer 30.30, temperature 63. MANOA.

Lat. 29:38 long. 141:24 clear, wind north'veat 16 miles, barometer 30.34, temperature 68. Lat. 40.18 N.

long. 143:13 clear, wind north 16 miles, temperature 63, barometer 30 40. TECUMSEH. Lat, 24:14 long. 170:18 clear, wind east 16 miles, barometer 30.16, temperature 74 PRESIDENT McKINLEY.

Lat. 16:16 long. 135:36 cloudy, wind northeast 22 miles, temperature 76. MAKURA. Lat 41:06 long.

146:54 clear, wir.d north -est 12 miles, temperature 62, barometer 30.40. TAHCHKE. 4,800 miles southeast of Vancouver. SEATTLE, No- many GOLDEN BEAR Anchored at Tibur, New Britain. F.

J. LUCKENBACH Balboa for San Pe FOR HAWAIIAN ISLANDS NaT. 1, a. (per ttmr Mataenia)t 39, 9 a. m.

(per 8 transport St. Mihlel): Nav. 20, a. m. (per lup atmr Sblnye Marti).

FOR GUAM AND LADRONE ISLANDS vi ft an. (iter atmr Presi both to American steamship com-paniei and shipbuilding concerns alike, will probably take place on December 10, when bids for the purchase of the idle Shipping Board fleet are opened in Washington, D. C. Forty-five of these wartime built craft, which have seen but little service during the past few years, will be sold to the highest bidder and under the terms of sale will be scrapped or converted into barges. The Shipping Board-Merchant Fleet Corporation' decision to sell this large Idle fleet is not only con-Hidered timely by ahlpplng officials here, when their scraping will provide work for many unemployed, but focuses attention on the rapid strides this government bureau making to retire definitely from Je shipping business.

Although it is not believed probable that Pacific Coast interests will bid on this tonnage, due to the expense of transporting the vessels to this coast from their present location at Norfolk, Va New York ihd Philadelphia, it will benefit Pacific Coast steamship interests, te a large degree. JOnly American citizens will be permitted to bid on this craft and tie work of dismantling or converting them will be done in the United Kites under the stipulations set Sewn by the Shipping Board. MENACE OUTLINED. Steamship operators on this coast have always contended that idle fcnits of the Shipping Board fleet Ivas an obstacle in the way of American shipping inasmuch as I hey have from time to time been old to foreign interests and Used competition with American bot-oms. With "this large batch of mer-hant marine carriers removed torn the market shipyard executes feel that orders for new ton-Age to be used as replacements for yarious routes operated by prl-rtt companies on both coasts will be forthcoming within the next few years.

NEW SHIPPING COMPANY. Formation of a new shipping Corporation to be known ras ftwayne Hoyt, has been organized under the laws of Nevada. This announcement was made yesterday by Tirey L. Ford, vice president of Swayne A Hoyt, and vice president of the new organization. fjord announced that the new corporation was formed for the purpose of operating the recently combined services of the Gulf-Pa-elfie Lines.

He stressed the fact that no changes in the present personnel ua ar experiencing a seasons! depress(jn. the American-Hawaiian Steamship Company ia finding an exceptionally heavy movement of cargo to the east coast from the Northwest, ac cording to figures on recent sailings re- dro; 3.301 miles southeast pi San Pedro st noon. GOLDEN CLOUD Vavsu for Honolulu; dent Lincoln), cannectt at Kaba with Gold' tain their corporate identities, Ford said. OFFSHORE LINERS DUE. Activity at this port Thursday will take on a brisk aspect occasioned by the arrival in the forenoon of two offshore passenger liners.

From the Orient the N. Y. K. liner Tatsuta Maru, one of the three new super liners placed in service during the past year, is expected to berth at pier 34 while the Matson liner Sierra from Australia via the Fijis, Samoa, and Honolulu is scheduled to make an appearance. Friday morning another Important offshore packet is due in.

She is the Makura of the Union Line coming in from New Zealand, Australia and the South Seas, CONDOR DAMAGED. Meager details received from South America reveal that the San Francisco steamer Condor, of the Grace Line, was in collision with the Danish freighter Nordfol, ten miles from Ilo, Peru, late Saturday night Several plate of the Condor were puncturet but no danger to either ship or crew of thirty-two men was reported. The Condor was en route from here to South American ports. She had aboard a full cargo of general merchandise loaded on at North Pacific ports, San Francisco and Los Angeles. AHEAD OF SCHEDULE.

With three porta of call added on the itinerary for this voyage the Panama Mail motorship City of Panama will be dispatched from here at noon tomorrow one day ahead of schedule. Due to heavy cargo commitments Mazatlan, Acapulco and Puerto Angel will be touched by the City of Panama, C. C. Mallory, general manager of the company announces. Aboard this vessel when she slips out through the Golden Gate will be a large number of Central American and Panama Canal residents returning home for the holidays.

As the vessel will be at sea on Thanksgiving day the ice boxes 405 miles south of Honolulu. Star. GOLDEN COAST San Pedro for Auck FOR AUSTRALIA AND WEST aub- land: 1.928 miles northeast of Auckland. TRALIA Nt. 26, 11:30 a.

aa. (per Br U. 8. Weather Forecast HUGUENOT Los Angeles for New York; ttmr Makura). ton, muss scum 01 Angeies at noon.

rORT.MAR Los Angeles for Balboa; 1,370 miles south of Loa Angeles st noon. PARDO Balboa for Seattle; lat 38:46 133:30 at noon. RICHMOND Portland for San Pedro; 36 miles north of 8an Pedro. SUEVIER Portland for San Francisco: 337 miles north of San Francisco at noon. STANDARD ARROW Balboa for Loa Angeles; 161 miles north of Balboa at noon.

SILVER FIR Dutch East Indies for San Francisco; 3,718 miles west ef San Francisco at noon. STANLEY DOLLAR San rranciaro for Honolulu; 284 miles aouthwest uf San Francisco. SPENCER KELLOGG Balboa for Los Angelea; 2B3 mllet from Los Angelea at noon. SAXpN STAR Balboa for Los Angeles; 316 miles from Los Angeles at noon, f. T.

DODD Philadelphia for Colon; 380 miles north of Colon at noon. SHOYf) MARU Yokohama for Loa An- gegelea; 486 milea from Los Angeles at noon. SHINYO MARU Left Los Angeles for Ssn Francisco at 4 p. m. THEODORE ROOSEVELT San Francisco for Balboa; 1,600 milea south of San Francisco.

TIMBERMAN Coos Bay for Bay Point; in, ot San Francisco. TOriLA At Elwood. por8 tor Yokohama; wrt Franciaco. TEXADA Blubber bay for San Pedro; 380 miles north of San Pedro. TFJON aesttle for Elwood; 760 miles north F.lwon 609 miles northweat of Balboa at noon.

wsto or n. A. snook, district manager. On the four November dates from this Port, the ships which ordinarily would lift less than half of their capacity hsrs. are booked up to two-thirds or more.

Adding further to the available refrigerator tonnage, the Interocean Steamship Company will bcrtit tha motorship Hin-danger at northwestern ports for the late December and early January position in the service ef tha Intarrx-ean T.I.. FOR NEW ZEALAND NaT. so, Jiaa nv (per Br atmr Makura). FOR FIJI ISLANDS Dec 1:1 1. (per atmr Sierra).

Air Mail Service San Francisco Bay region Fair and cool Tuesday and Wednesday, but becoming; unsettled Wednesday, probably followed by rain: moderate north winds. Northern California Fair Tuesday, with local frosts in the morning; Wednesday unsettled, probably followed by rain; fresh north winds on the roast. Sierra Nevada Clearing weather, with local snow squalls Tuesday: unsettled Wednesday, probably followed by rains and snows; continued cold: moderate to freah northweat to north winda. DATE OF EVICTION NEARS FOR PARENTS AND NINE CHILDREN cording to Watson Barr. Northweat manager.

Besides stowing fruit and general cargo, tha vessel, which is of recent construction, also has passenger accommodations. The Horanger is ths fourth ship TRANSCONTINENTAL. Day, eatlbaund Malt elaaes at Ferry fH Han Tnadm. at 1:15 a. m.

in the' new line which started September last with the Brandanger. Sacramento. Santa Clara. Salinas and on her second voyage to this rants since dally except Menday, and leaves Oakland Airport at 8 a. m.

Mall arrivea Chicaia at 6 a. m. and New Verk at 6:48 p. m. the next day.

A Night, eaatboand Mail claaet at Ferry Featefflre. San Franciaco, at p. m. dally. InelndifhT Sunday, and departe fram the Oakland Airport at 8 P.

m- Mail arrives Chteage at 8 p. m. tha fallowing day and New York at 6:60 a. as. the second San Joaquin Valleys Fair and cool Tuesday, with local frosts la tha morning; Wednesday unsettled, probably followed by rain; moderate northerly winds.

she was constructed, the Reardorf-Smith liner Tacoma City will arrive at Taeoma November 24, according to the McCormick. Steamship Company, handling the aervica. Southern California Fair Tuesday, with local frosts in the early morning: Wednes The carrier will load for the United Kingdom, also at Grays Harbor, taking lumber. day fair, but with increasing cloudiness; aoors ana general. moderate northwest winds offshore.

TATSUTA MARU Honolulu for San Fran morning. COASTWISE. Narthlnand and aaulhbauiHl mailt elate Nevada Fair Tuesday and Wednesdsy, 1.V0, mues southwest of San COOS BAI, Nov. 17 (AP)On. of 7 the larfret lumber rareoea HAVANA MARU Los Angeles for Toko, hama: 2,300 miles west of Lot Angeles.

LAUREL Sydney for Sen Francisco; 1.361 miles southwest of San Francisco. MALOLO Macassar for Sydney; 1,867 miles north of Sydney. MAKURA Papeete for San Francisco; 1.628 miles southwest of 8an Francisco. PRESIDENT ADAMS Balboa for Los Angeles: 3,334 miles southeast Lot Angeles. PRESIDENT TAFT Kobe for Shanghai; 324 miles east of Shanghai.

PRESIDENT VAN BUREN Hongkong for Manila; 157 milea northweat of Manila. PRESIDENT JEFFERSON Victoria for Yokohama; 8,878 miles east of Yokohama at PRESIDENT GARFIELD Honolulu for Kobe: 913 miles east of Kobe at noon. PRESIDENT MrKINLEY Honolulu for Yokohama; 3,383 mllet east of Yokohama at noon. PRESIDENT CLEVELAND Yokohama for Los Angeles: 1,337 miles west of Honolulu. PRESIDENT HAYES Singapore for Manila; 433 miles northwest of Manila.

PLUME Shanghai for San Francisco; 3,958 mHes west of San Francisco at, noon, PACIFIC PINE San Pedro for New Tdrk; 384 miles northweat of Balboa at noon. PULPIT POINT Adelaide for San Franciaco; 1,065 milea southwest of San Francisco at noon. SANTA VERONICA Balboa for Hllo, 1,901 miles west northwest of Balboa at noon. SARAMACCA Anchored oft Corlnto. TUSITALA Balboa for Honolulu; 1,640 miles eaat of Honolulu at noon.

TAHCHEE Hongkong for San Pedro, 1,513 miles west of San. Pedro. TECUMSEH Nagasaki for San Pedro, i 300 miles weat of San Pedro. riBiKiw-n noon, at the Ferry Poatnfflre, San Franrisea, at but becoming cloudr Wednesday; continued cold with temperatures considerably below freezing at night. 1 a.

m. dally. Northtioana plane leaves Idaho Fair and cold Tuesday: unsettled Wednesday, followed by snowt and rains. to leave Coos Bsy for one company is belt shipped this week. The J.

J. Moore Company Is taking 8,000,000 feet of lumber on four vessels. The four deen sea carriers, losdlng with 136 stevedores, in-elude the new Scandinavian motorship Ml-rerva. ri her maiden voyage; the Stanford, the Msllemak and the Swedish motorship Eknaren. Washington Fair in the east and un- tettled in west portion, with ahowers on airport at 3:45 n.

m. and aonthbound plane leaves at 3 a. m. Air Moll Postage Rates Five ecnt first ounce anil 18 eenta each additianal aunee te any place in the lulled States, Canada and Mexico. Air mall matter, whether provided with special air mail stamps or regular stamps.

the coast Tuesday; Wedneadsy rains in the west and snows and rains in the east portion; temperatures continuing below The Msllemak cleared today for New normal: fresh north backing to soutn should be indorsed prominently via air Mail." winds on the coast York with 800.000 feet of lumber and 150 tons of pulp; the Stanford picked up 800,. Aren, for Balboa; B.L of Balboa. 20 J. Angeles for Balboa; 830 nillei 1 south 1 of Lo, Angeles, iio M.I.I'I'K"--RImond for San Pedro; 319 miles north of San Pedro. By Msckay RsMHo-Teleyraph C3o.

Francisco for Anwiar' tnm Astoria. for San lrom Sa" rn" Francisco for A trom Seattle. Pedro t0 Vllncouver st noon. 1 ntV Angelea for Seattle; BOUtn of Seattle. CHICHIBU MARU -Honolulu for Yoko- hamt; 1.740 milea east of Yokohama at rtoon.

'ognn Fair Tuesday, but becoming un (Continued From Page 1, 2nd See.) would be sold, over their heads December 12, at public auction. BESPONSIBILITY HEAVY. We sat there in the living room, talking it over. To hear her, on would never dream that she was only 13. But when there are nine children in the family, and you are ths oldest girl, responsibility sits none too lightly.

There was Helen to bathe and dress, the baby to mind, Charlie's lip to patch after his fight with the Wallace boy, errands to tha store, the eternal dishes beds to make in the attic room, and that washing and mending she and mother have to do every day of their lives. BLUE BILL ARRIVES. So of course there are no pic-, ture shows, or football games, or parties. "I don't mind that," she told us, "if I could only graduate with the rest. But we're behind in everything today we got tho blue bill on the gas." "The blue bill? What's that?" we asked.

Due at This Port settled in west portion, with rains ex-reme northwest portion: Wednesday raina in the west and snows and rains in the UUO feet of manufactured lumber; the Eknaren lifted 2.000.000 feet of lumber for Auttralia, and the Minerva will take 3,000,000 feet of lumber to Shanghai. TIFbDAY, NOVEMBER 18 The heavy shinning here durlnc Novem east portlcn; temperature continuing below normal, freah north winda on the coast, diminishing and backing to ber will help to make tha 1930 offshore rier. aboard will be filled with turkey and other holiday eatables for the consumption of passengers and crew. RECORD Or OBSERVATIONS. NOV.

17, Vessel. From Bordeaux Maru, Yokohama i Ruth Alexander, Seattle Admiral Dewey, Portland Golden Tide, Manila Edgar Luckenbach, Mobile Suevier, Astoria Hi. Lo. Eastern, Hi. Lo.

Coaet. -fi Baker figures considerably higher than In. 1920. Enrolled. Stmr EL SEGUNDO.

H. O. Bleumchen. master. Stmr DOROTHY ALEXANDER, M.

A. Sohst. master. Stmr H. W.

BAXTER, C. A. B. Johann-sen. matter.

CATHERINE G. SUDDEN rays Harbor Boiae 8M 16 80 -'6 20 40 40 Rlchmo id 42 dli Bay Point Abilene Amarlllo Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary on reuro; Darbound In Grays Harbor. Pacific Coast Ports 64 48 83 4S 80 H4 44 60 40 36 38 36 64 20 44 48 38 66 70 B8 .64 70 83 88 4fl Dei Monte. Edmonton Estevan Eureka Peter Helms, Astoria Eknaren. 'ooe Bay Prsldent Grant, Los Angeles Shinyo Maru, Los Angelas Timbarman, Coos Charleston C05'IIB--Sn' Pedro for Victoria: "'Uth ot Victoria at 8 a.

m. CANADA Los Angeles for Plymouth; 833 felon at noon. 1XIROTHY CAHILL-Los Angelea for Bal. VACUOL1NE Portland, Australia, ior Sart Francisco; 3,413 miles southwest of Pan Francisco at noon. VENEZUELA Left Puntarenas for Bai- WILHELM1N A San Francisco for Hno-lulu: 1.43T miles west of San Fran- YOKOHAMA MARU British Columbia for 310 miles west of Eat.van Flagstaff "hlcaao Cincinnati Denver Flea Moinea Sun, Moon and Tide 33 50 in Fresno Havre Helena WEDNESDAY.

NOVEMBER 1 Siam, Copenhagen Columbian, Boaton x.oro mues northwest of Balboa st noon. Hetrh Hetch. 38 Dodge City. 70 Duluth 44 Oalveaton 78 nr. Junction 54 t.r.AijiE,ai Franciaco 40 38 30 30 24 84 Honolulu for Oslo: .1 p.

atmr Makiki for Taeoma: 10 p. stm, Cuutt for Portland; midnight, atmr Ciaey for Tampiro; 7 p. atmr Admiral Nulton for Los Angeles; 11.45 a. atmr Admiral Sebree for Los Alleles. BAN 01F.GO Arrived, Nov.

17. 7:30 a. tnkr Capt. A. F.

Lucas from Los Angeles: 10 a. atmr Cuyamaca from Loa Angeles; 7 p. atmr Admiral Watson from Portland. Sailed, Nov. 17, 8 p.

tnkr Oleum 'or Loa Aneeles; 10 p. tnkr Capt. A. F. Lucas for Loa Angeles; midnight, atmr Admiral Wataon for Portland.

TACOMA Arrived. Nov. 17, 12:30 a. atmr Pacific Oak. from Philadelphia; p.

atmr Admiral Sebree, from Untied States Coast and Geodetic Survey field station, 510 Custom House Table shows time srd heights of high and low 'water at Fort Point, entrance to San Francisco Bay. Juneau 28 ior san rearo; swb miles from San Pedro. San Marcoa, Philadelphia Manoa, Honolulu Yale. Los Angeles Kallapell 30 73 n. 24 34 50 38 Huron n'P Jacksonville.

70 EMMA ALEXANDER San Pedro for San Kamloops 33 45 3H 45 ao 7 87 35 21 40 40 18 Ivoa Anrelea. rartclaco; ai milea from San 43 New Meon F. Onsrter Fall Moon L. Quarter CHRISTENSON San Franciaco Med ford Needles Kansas City ft Knnxvllle 84 Lander 38 Memphia 74 Minneapolis. 44 Mndena 42 58 ior urays Harbor; 40 miles from Grays Harbor.

4 "Why," she regarded us pityingly, "it means they'll turn It off In three, days, of course. But we've been in the dark before. We burned candles." By this time, after inspecting (Csmpiled Mender. Nsv. 17 ASTORIA Arrived, Nov.

17, 8 a. tnkr Lebec from San Pedro: 7 rftmr KtanwooJ from Coos Bay. tnkr Tor-ki from San Pedro, 4 a. Br ma Loch alonar from Seattle: 1 a. stmr Pomona from Seattle; Nov.

IB. 10 p. in-, stmr. Admiral Evana from Seattle. Sailed.

Nov. 17. 7 a. atmr Peter Helms for Ban Francisco: 3 a. Jap atmr Chokoh Maru lor Shanghai: Nov.

10. i-p. atmr Davenport for Coos Bay. Arrived, Nov. 17.

3 p. ms Charlie Watson from Ban Francisco. Balled. Nov. 17.

6 p. atmr Point Rees. for San Francisco. Arrived, Nov. 17.

9 a. tmr TamlapatB from San Francisco: atmr Noma City from San Francisco. GRAYS HARBOR Arrived. Nov. 1.

7 m. atmr tiuinault from Taeoma: atmr Willapa from San Francisco. I.OXfiVIEW Arrived, Nov. 17. 8:35 a.

HA 52 St- FRANK G. DRUM Port Costa for attle: 630 milea from uo.ttl. ll 46 66 36 63 60 36 54 3 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11. By B. C.

A. ANTIETAM Fall River for San Pedro: 306 miles south of Cape San Lucas at Pedro for San Vtko; 315 miles south of San Francisco. ALASKA STANDARD -Belllngbam tW Richmond: 90 miles north of ATI ANTIC SUN Loa Angeles for Balboa, 1 429 mile, north of Balboa, at noon ASTRAL Los Angeles for Balboa. l.i miles north of Balboa noon A LAMAR Balboa for Sfcn Pedro, 937 miles south of San Pedro at noon. ATLAS Balboa for Los Angeles, os nF T.ns Angeles at noon.

2fl! 45 38 on North Head. Phoenix Poratello Point Reyes, Portland Pr. Rupert. Red Reno Montgomery. Kll New Orleana 84 New North Platte 84 rank H.

BUCK Venture for Avon; 0 ws Angeiea: 8 p. atmr Admiral Nul- Nov. 30 Nov. 37 Dec. 8 Dec.

It 3:31 am 10:18 pm 4:40 pm 13:07 pm San Pedro Maru, Yokohama Charles H. Cramp, Philadelphia Point Heyes. Astoria Brookdale, Los Anseles Nabesna. Loa Angeles Admiral Chase, Los Angeles THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Bonneville, Singapore Sierra. Sydney Tatsuta Maru, Hongkong Dio, Mobile Moctexuma.

Puerto Angel Admiral Wiley, Seattle Georgian, Columbia River Villanger, Columbia River Daley. Monterey Admiral Wataon. Loa Angeles mnea rrom Avon. HERMAN V. WHITON Portland for San the beds in the with their 11 80 31 25 40 43 88 28 58 30 34 fift fill 63 30 4fi 40 80 fi 38 34 34 4 30 30 60 Okla.

7 irom 1,08 Angles. Sailed. Nov. 17. 4 a.

tnkr La Pu rislma. for San Francisco; 12:45 p. m. 33 Omaha TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 18 rearo; out miles from San Pedro at noon.

Roseau rg 43 Plttaburgh Pr. Albert. imr isnana, tor saward; 3 p. m. Jap atmr Arizona Maru.

for Yokohama: 3:30 38: 4 60 Sacramento. 66 Sun rise INDIANA Los Angeles for Le Havre; 3.768 males West nf I. Hivn nann 16 38 pathetically thin blankets and no pillow cases, we had drifted out on to the porch. SHRIEKS HEARD. Salinas 65 Quebec Sun sets 6:53 am 4:67 pm 4:69 am 3:61 pm San Diego.

64 v- aimr i.ena i-uckenbach. for Mobile 4:30 atmr Caddopeak. for Los An JANE CHRISTENSON Balboa for Loa 41 Moon rises Rapid city. Roawell 17 San Fr'cisco 66 San 61 Moon seta Sw', Pacific Oak. for 48 St.

Angeiea; 1,114 milts southeast ot Loa Angeles at noon. 20 v. p- Admiral 3iSt. Pau BRUNSWICK Melbourne for San Pedro; 398 milea soulhweat ef San Pedro at 198 milea soulhw Talk turned at our direction 17 C. FITZMMMONS San Pedro for Point ij 1 ngeies: 11 p.

atmr Admiral Nulton, for Vancouver. Humboldt. Loa Angelea Golden Hind, Loa Angelea we is: .17 miles from P.1,1 Wll iANE KETTLETON San Francisco for 30 18 toward Christmas, and we were making some headway on what Charlie meant by a scooterbike 33 Salt 38 3llSan Antonio 83 SSiBanta 44 32Kheridan 43 JSwift Crrnt. 2fl 38 TaroPa 82 33 Vlcksburr 80 Indicates passenger vessel noon. DAVID Mr.KEI.VY San Pedro for New York; 836 milea north of Balboa at noon.

CALICHE San Pedro for Tocopilla; van Pedro at noon. Seattle 43 Snekana 31 Soda Sprga. 32 Tatooah 44 Tnnonah 3 Tucson 70 Walla Walla 44 Wlnnemucca 40 Yakima 38 Yuma 78 Seattle; miles from 8eattle. LA BREA Port Saa Luis for Oleum; 203 1 70 and lisping Patricia by "a tholl- TATOOSH-Fassed. Nov.

17. noon, atmr fagebruah for Sound porta; Lexington for Bremerton. Paaaed in. Nov. 17.

noon, atmr W. R. Cnamberltn from San Franciaco for Seattle: 1 p. atmr 8anta Inn. from fan Francisco for Seattle: Ital atmr Edda I To Leave This Port TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 miiea irom Oleum.

MAl'NA ALA Hilo for San Francisco 1.0i6 miles from San Francisco. UN AMI San Francisco for Portland when wild shriek 14 Washington. 88 5SWIIllatnn 3 58 fi4 14 28 mile nuutu CACIQUE AtaJutla for Los Angeles; SO0 miles from Los Angeles. CITY OF LOR ANGELES Los Angelea for Honolulu: 477 milea from Los Angeles. cninuRit Cartagena for Vancouver; Wlnniner 3 ing arose in the street.

ion mues south of Columbia River. NOVEMBER 18 TO NOVEMBER 34 Pay. Hr. Ht. Hr.

Ht. Hr. Ht. Hr. Ht Low Hixh.

Low. High. a. m. a.

m. p. m. p. m.

IS 3:57 1.6 9:30 6.8 4:14 .0.6 10:53 4.8 10 3:38 3.0 10:04 6.3 4:57 11:50 4.6 80 4:18 2.6 10:37 6.3 6:41 High. Low. High. Low. a.

a. m. a. m. P.

m. 31 0:44 4.6 5:00 3.8 11:11 6.1 6:33 -1 1 23 1:37 4.6 5:43 3.3 11:46 6.9 7:07 a. n. m. p.

m. p. m. 33 3:31 4.6 8:37 3.4 13:33 6.6 7:62 34 3 30 4.4 3.6 1:05 6.3 8:41 0TE In the above tabulation of the tides the daily tides are given in the order of their occurrence, commencing with the earlv morning tides In the left hand column atmr Pomona from Puet Sound. Sailed.

Nov. 17. 11 a. atmr Point fcees lor New Orleans. LOS ANGELES Arrived.

Nov. 17. 1:10 a. atmr Admiral Chaae. from San Franciaco: 2:30 a.

atmr Novo, from Fort Bragg; 4:05 a. atmr Dan F. Han-Ion, from Umpo.ua river; 6:30 a. stmr Guatemala, from San Franciaco; 5:55 a. atmr Jacox, from San Franciaco; a tnkr F.

H. Hillman. from Richmond; 7:18 a. atmr Admiral Rogers, from Enaenada- 5:25 a. atmr West Cactus, from San Franciaco; 8:20 a.

tmr Admiral Wataon, from San Francisco; 9:20 a. stmr Robert Johnson, from Newport: 12:45 p. atmr President Crant, from San Franciaco; 3:05 p. tnkr Ballanger, from Yokohama; 3:35 Tempera tu-e of prcedlne day. Snow on ground 30 Inches.

Up the stair, scrambling and Vessel. Destination rier fin Pedro. London. o. 4ti MICHIGAN Portland for Yokohsms; 214 milea from Columbia River.

1 11 mil north of Colon. crying as though demons were RAINFALL DATA" Hllvar Oak. Calcutta. D. 41 CITIES SERVICE OKLAHOMA-San Pe MUNLEON Astoria for San Francisco: 35 miler from San Franciaco.

dro for Baltimore; 10 nrn ireim Seasonal Last Seaannal Normal todate 2brs. todate, toat. laatvr Paaaed out. Nov. 17.

fi p. tnkr La! Purisimi from Seattle for San Francisco. I I VICTORIA Sailed, Nov. 17. 11 a.

m. ma Delftdyk for Vancouver. Passed, Nov. 17. 1:45 p.

m. atmr La Placentia, ancouver for San Pedro; 11 3o p. etmr Ontarlolite for Vancouver. DOROTHY W1NTF.RMOTE Seattle for .88 5.37 M. H.

WHITTIER Ssn Pedro for Honolulu; 3.033 miles from Honolulu. NOVO Los Angeles for San Francisco; 30 miles north of Los Angeles. Norfolk Maru. Shanghai. p.

311 Montanan, Boston, p. 38 F.mma Aleaander. Seattle. 6 p. li Dnyleatown, Seattle, 6 p.

24 Admiral Flske. Porcisnd. 8 p. 30 H. F.

McCormick. Portland. 8 p. 40 5.67 3n San Franc sco: Jo miles norm wi u-" .10 .15 .04 DOROTHY LUCKENBACH Balboa for NAVIGATOR San Diego for fishing Station. Eureka Red Sacramento Santa Roaa.

San Fr'claco. San Stockton Fresno Lna Angeles. Cleone, Crescent City. 8 p. 35 San Antonio.

Monterey. 5 p. 17 San Pedro: BIO miles souin oi on Am HnMI 01 Tr. banks; 800 miles south of San Diego. NABESNA Los Angeles for San Fran, ctaco: 17 milea north of T.om Antelek.

17. 6 p. .01 Tr. 34 .08 .10 .58 .37 .74 .14 VANCOUVER Arrived. Not.

atmr Selma City from aea. 3. OS 1.70 3.43 .73 2.07 1.19 1.05 .81 3.18 3.76 2.73 1.85 1.67 1.58 1.39 1.07 Wapama. Loa Angelea. 5 p.

17 DIXIE ARROW Los Angeles for Balboa; 1.338 miles north of Balboa at noon. arid the succeeding tides ss they occur. On some dsys but three tides occur, the fourth Occurring the following morning. I The column of heights gives the elevation of each tide ahove or below the level .0 Harvard, Los Angelea, 4 p. i Olymont.

Los 6 p. 34 Admiral Peary, Los Angelea. 6 p. m. 10 DEFIANCE Shanghai for la Angeiea 9 nf Tia Anaeles at noon Foreign Ports .32 .38 San DKROCHE San Pedro for Vancouver; 884 1 1 Vancouver.

of Coast Survey chart sounrings. The numbs's are always additive to the chart San Franelaea Meteornlngirsi Data. 6 a.m. Noon. 5 rvm rlenth unleaj receded an aatertsk VMlnm Burnett for San Pedro; 830 then tha numbs ri, are eubtracted 'from the Ban Pdm.

p. Buffalo Bridsre. from Jan Franciaco: 5 P. Br ma Chinese Prince. from Newport Newa: 3:20 p.

atmr Humboldt, from San Franciaco; 6 p. I mf San Dime, from San Francisco: 6:15 p. atmr Brookings from San Francis-rre, 7:65 p. tnkr H. T.

Harper, from Richmond: 9:30 p. tnkr Richmond, from Portland; 7:20 p. atmr Tulsagaa, from Ventura; 4:15 p. Br tnkr Petrl-roja, from Yokohama: 7:10 p. atmr Santa Monica, from Eureka: 9:40 a.

Hwed mi Annie Johnson, from San Fran-ejsco. Sailed, Nov. 17, 12:65 a. tnkr De-foche for Vancouver; 6:10 a. tnkr K.

JUi Klngabr. for Philadelphia; 0:40 a. m. atmr Virginia, for New Tork; 8:05 a. depth given 03 the chart.

(aimed) THOMAS J. MAHER. Barometer fsea level). 30.78 30.81 39.84 Temperature (dry bib. 83.0 51.0 Do (wet bulb) 49.4 47.0 45.9 Humidity (per 86 69 67 wind direction EL SKGUNDO Richmond for Eureka: 139 milea south of Eureka.

V.VMIIYK Ralboa for Lob Angelea; SOU Commander C. O. Survey. Inspector bujn, Aus.Arrlved. Nov.

16, stmr Golden Went from Dunedln. HAVRE Arrived, Nov. 15, Nor mS Heranger from Ban Francisco. Arrived. Nov 13.

Dan ms America from San Francisco. Salvador for San Franciaco. PUNTA ARENAS 8alled, Nov. 16. miiaa from T.na Anaeles at noon.

Charge. wind velocity 3 13 14 Weather Pt.eldy. Clear The tidal differences for the following Weather conditions, EL SALVADOR Maaatlan for Los Angeles: 061 miles south of Los Angeleg. T. 4.

LUCKENBACH Bafboa for Los An. galea: 1.963 miles south of Los Angeles at noon. GERTRUDE KELLOGG Manila for Los Low pressure la charted places are: Mission strv-ct Plus SO minutes. Paint Itlrkmand Plus 4 minutes. NORTHWESTERN San Diego for fishing hunks: 460 miles south of Ssn Diego.

PRESIDENT POLK San Francisco for Honolulj; 879e miles southwest of San Frsneisco at noon. PETER HELMS Portland for San Fran- elsfn; 433 miles from Ssn Francisco. PORTLAND Balboa for Los Angeles: 102 miles south of Los Angeles. PATRIA San Diego for fishing banks; at Mngdalena Bay. SAN DOMINGO Seattle for Portland; 40 milea from Seattle.

STANLEY DOLLAR San Franciaco for Honolulu; 284 miles from San Fran- rlsoo. SOMF.RVILLE Vancouver for Shanghai; 365 miles from Caps Flattery. SAN FELIPE San Francisco tor Seattle; 439 miles from Seattle. SAN PEDRO Everett for Nanoose Bay; 16 miles from Everett. SAXON STAR Balboa tor Loa Angelea; 315 miles south of Los Angeles at noon.

SAN BERNARDINO bos Angelea for Bal- boa: 417 miles south of Los Angeles. SAMOA Los Angeles for San Francisco; 10 miles north of Los Angeles. SIERRA Sydbey for San Franciaco: 993 miles from San Francisco. SOMME (transport) Honolulu for San over practically all parts of the United Dumbartea Paint Plea I hoot IS min- mate sionasy evening with the disturb Tcnezuma ior ew York. Sailed.

Nov. 16. ma City of San Francisco for San ance which caused the recent rains and Angeles; a.Kiu mues west 01 uit evlea at nonil. si.owa in me Fsr west centered over aoutheaali'rn Colorado and causing general snows In the Rocky Mountains. GOLDEN EAGLE Loa Angeles for Mai bourne; 505 miles southwest of Los A t-AKiARBNA In port.

Nov. 36. stmr Chaa. L. Wheeler L.

3 WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 18 Sulalrla, Glaagow, p. 31 Suevier, Rotterdam, p. 4H Point Reyes, Mobile, p. 21 City of Panama.

Cristobal, 4 p. m. 48 Matsonla, Honolulu, noon 30 Arlnle Chrlstenson, Grave i pm 11 Elizabeth. Crescent City, 3 p. 17 Tiverton, Portland, 6 p.

35 Novo, Fort Bragg. p. 25 'Tela. Loa Angelea, 4 p. 7 Ruth Alexander.

Loa Angeles, 3 p. m. 18 Phyllis. l.os Angeles, 6 p. m.

35 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 38 Pacific Ranger. Manchester, p. m. 33 Tacoma Star. London.

p. 4H Villanger, Buenoa Aires, p. m. 41 Shinyo Maru, Hongkong, noon 31) Ijiwla Luckenbach, Boaton. noon 31 Suriname, Cristobal.

3 p. m. Fourth at. St. Mihlel, Honolulu, noon, Laguna at.

Texana, Vancouver, 5 17 Admiral Chase, Seattle. 5 p. 18 Brookdale. Seattle. p.

40 H. W. Baxter, Seattle. 5 17 Admiral Watson, Portland. 6 p.

m. 30 Samoa. Portland. 5 p. 11 Daisy Matthewa.

Cooa Bay. 5 p. m. 40 Fort Bragg. Portland.

5 p. 24 Bertie M. Hanlon. Monterey, 6 p. m.

25 Humboldt. Loa Angelea. 5 p. m. .....17 Munleon.

Loa Angelea, .1 p. m. 40 tes. Point Saa Bruno Pins 45 mlnates. Paint Ssn MlI Plus 60 minutes.

Oakland Hirbor Plus 40 minutes. Crelkett I'lna hears and 5 mlnates. Benlcls Pins 8 hours and 38 mlnates West Berkeley Plus 36 minutes. v-uiuinni irom ftiw York. Showers In connection with this storm fell ncv.

15, a. atmr GLYMONT Seattle for San Franciaco; 30 ir northern California Monday, moderately heavy rains In southern California and iii-sineni lart ror wnanahal. Arrived. Nov. 14.

atmr Ethan Allen from Loa Angeles. miles nortn or an rancis o. G. C. BROV1G Balboa tor Loa Angelea lt 18:44 N.

lona. 105 at noon, cui, Arrlvfa' Jap stmr HAXBY Vancouver for Norfolk: 235 miles wat of the Cascade Mnuntalna. and moder. ately heavy 1 snows throughout the hlnh mountains of the Far West and the Great Baaln. Very mild weather and cloudless skies prevail over the greater part of the tnkr Los Angeles, for Ventura; 8:55 im, Empire Arrow, for New York; 0.

58 a. tnkr Cathwood. for Seattle; 10:10 a. Nor ma Taiyang, for New York; 4 p. Jap atmr Shinyo Maru, for San Franciaco: 3:10 p.

tnkr Arizona, for Portland; 7:15 p. atmr West Cactus, for Montevideo; 0:30 p. Br ma Pacific Reliance, for San Francisco; 6 p. atmr Guatemala, for Maiatlan; 8:30 f'. atmr Admiral Wataon, for San Dl-ejo; 3:55 p.

gwed ms Annie Johnson, fhr Plymouth; 9 p. atmr Columbian, fflr San Franciaco: 5:35 p. atmr Admiral Chaae, for San Francisco; 5:45 p. atmr Charles H. Cramn.

for San Francesco: 5:25 p. nv, atmr San Marcos, for Fan Franciaco: 11 p. tmr E1srar F. 1. pckenbscli.

for San Francisco; 5.3(1 p. atmr Nahesna. for San Francisco; 4 55 pi ma Miaaourian. for New York: 686 P. tnkr Sunoil.

for Chester: 7 p. biiikikhti maru from victoria. north of San FranciBco st noon Here's Way to Get uijmhjn Arrived, Nov. 18, Br tnkr maonurn irom Ixie Angeles: Nov. 17.

ma Challenger from San FranrUco: Nov. Middle west, and warm raina are reported INDIANA Colon for Havre; 3.789 miles southwest of Havre at noon. INFANTA fvarhti At San Jose. J4NF. rilRISTF.NSON Balboa for San after her, came a blond, curly-headed little girl of three.

She buried her face in Nora's dress-trembling and sobbing: "Rag manrag man coming!" True enough, up the street came a rags-bottles-sack mar calling his trade. "She's always afraid hell get her," Nora explained. "One rime some boys teased her because) her her dress was so old, and said the rag man would get her If she didn't watch out. Ever since then she has been afraid." Her arm circled the quivering form protectlngly. SAD GOOD-BYE.

They were all rather ragged, Ss they gathered there along the rail of the rickety porch the mother and Nora in their midst to say goodbye. Nora walked to the gate with us. She Is three years younger than our own daughter whose graduation from grammar school we remember well. She wore a white sweater, too, and a white pleated skirt and white shoes. And the boy, as recall, wore clean cords and a white shirt, and a black bow tie and stood very straight and conscious when the principal called his name.

DIPLOMA NEXT DAY. And the student orchestra, in new uniforms, was playing something very intricate. Nora will miss all that "Just think," she Said. "Eight years 1 remember when I first started, and we read about the Little Red Hen" We had reached the curb. "I suppose you can call for your diploma next day," we suggested.

"Yes," she said and again there wag that struggling quiver of the Hp. She turned and hurried hack to tbe house to the hahv, and the washing, and the bed. To the "blue bill" on the gas- rrom tne Atlantic States. Temperatures PViinrlaco; 687 miles from Honolulu. re below normal from the Mlaaourl Valley Pedigreed Dogs Pedro: 1.114 milea south of San Pedro VENTURA San Francisco for Sydney; westward and In Nevada and California.

at 1.566 mllfa from Sa Franciaco. he outlook Is for fair weather Tuea- 15. stmr American Shipper from New Tic rk. YOKOHAMA Sailed. Nov.

15. Jan atmr Miahuna Maru for Seattle: Jhp stmr Tai-bfti Maru from Loa Angeles. CHERBOURG Arrived, Nov. 17. Ger stmr Weiternland from New York SailPd.

NOV. 1 f.er tn.r MCOR LI CKF.NBACH San Pedro for WArAMA Port San Luis for San Fran- day In California and the plateau region ciscoi 35 miles, from San I ann tor unseMcd weither in the Pacific Northweat, with Indications that a new A maji's dog, blue blood or mon erel, is his constant companion. disturbance will reach the north coaat bv Tuesday night, followed by general raina By Seattle Harbor Radio. ADMIRAL MORKR San PrsnelscO for. Seattle; 670 milea from Seattle.

New York. I 'Indicates pneaengrr vessel. west of the Caacade mountalna, snows tn tha eastward and Increasingly unsettled PIF.R DIRECTORY. Arrived, 17. Br stmr Minnetorka from New York; Germ a St.

Loula from (RANK DR I'M Port Costa for Seattle; No on need be without such a pal. Dogs can be bought according to ihe size of the home, you Miaslon conditions In California and Nevada. Tem JacksoullO. 1 2 n-zn miles from Brattle. JAMKS GRIFFITHS Seattle for Vallelo 300 mites from Vallejo.

WILLMOTO Seattle for San Francisco 801 miles from San Frsneisco at noon, peratures will continue below normal In all parte of the Far West. THOMAS R. REED. Pacific 18. Folaom 1 0..

know. St Bernards would be a bit awkward in a one-room apart i Broadway Broadway1 Vullelo 23.. 3 24. tnkr Sapelo. for Corlnto: 6:45 p.

atmr Novo, for San Francisco: 11 p. atmr Tan F. Hanlon. for San Francisco: 6:35 p. im, atmr Samoa, for San Franciaco.

fORTLAND Arrived. Nov. 17, 3 p. stair Point Gnrda from Mobile; 4.55 a. stair Admiral Evana from Seattle: 12:15 ma Loch Monar from Rotterdam: 8 p0 p.

atmr Torrea from Long Bmch; 6:30 p. m.i atmr Lebec from Los Aareles. Sarled. JJov. 17, 2 p.

atmr Henry Whlton for Puget Sound; 4 p. Ger mi Seattle for Antwerp: 4 p. Nor ms Villanger for Buenos Aires: 4:30 p. ranr Quebec City for Cardiff: 7 p. emr Helen Whlttier for Baltimore.

mentbut a wire-hair? Stuart 28 8pear from London. Arrived. Nov, San Franciaco; Bathos: S34 miles touts or san reoro at, noon. t. A.

MOFVF.TT San Pedro for San Jose: 9R8 miles north of Ssn Jose. KF.KOSKF.B Portland for Long Beach: 136 miles north nf Long Beach. K. R. KINtJSBt RY San Pedro for Psuls-boro; 2.703 milea north of Balboa.

LA ri.ACKNTIA Vancouver for Los Angelea: 855 milea north nf Port San Luis. LARRY DOHKNY Seattle for Ssn Pedro; 7X8 miles north of San Pedro. LVMBERMAN Coos Bsy for Bsy Point; Bsrbonnd Inside nf Coos Bay. MOJAVE San Pedro for Nagasaki; 457 miles west of San Pedro. MANHATTAN ISLAND Loa Angeles for New Orleans 1.391 miles north of Balboa at noon.

MAROARFT JOHNSON Los Angeles for Hilo: 1.936 miles east of Hllo at noon. MANOA Honolulu for San Franciaco: 638 miles south-seat of San Franriace. NF.BRASKA Rotterdam for San Pedro; 776 milea south of San Pedro at noon. NAPIKK STAR San Franciaco foe Balboa: 350 miles from San Francisco st noon. These ads, taken from today's Want Ad Section (Class 192) will 17.

stmr California from stmr Ecuador from Ssn 30 Main Union 1 Union 2 Filbert 1... 3.., 6.. 7.. 9.. 11..

15.. 17.. 10.. 21.. 23..

25.. 37.. 20.. 31 33. 35..

37.. 32.. Main 84 Beat ISLAND PORTS. HONOLULU Arrived. Nov.

17. 4:20 a. 8 transport Melas from Manila; atmr Makawao from San Franciaco. MANILA Arrived. Nov.

16, William Penn. from Los Angeles. give you an idea of the choice -New yorK. SHANGHAI-Salled. Nov.

15. Nor ma Cornevllle for Los Amreles. Arrived, Nov. 15, ms Pleaaantville from San Franciaco; Jap stmr Blyo Maru from Portland. LIVERPOOL Arrived.

Nov. 17. stmr Britannic from New York: Nov. 17. Br.

atmr Andania from Montreal; Ddt ms Din-teldyk from San Francisco. GOTHENBL'RC Arrived. Nov. 17, Dut ma Kungsholm from New York. Called, Nnv.

15. Rua atmr Koecluszko for New York. ROTTERDAM Arrived, Nov. 16. Ger stmr Statendam from New York GLASGOW Arrived.

Nov. 16. Br stmr Caledonia from New York. NAPLES Arrived. Nov.

17. Ital atmr Coste Blam-a from York Franciaco. BALTIMORE Sailed. Nov. 16.

stmr Robin QoodMlow for 8an Francisco: tnkr Pueblo for Ssn Pedro. 36......... Fremont available. Would you like a bull 140 Flret ird Lomba dog? English and French pedigreed Secern) Powell 44 Second pups art advertised, as well as stud service. PANAMA CANAL PORTS.

PANAMA CANAL Pssaed. Nov. 16. Br Btmr Badieatan, for Hull; Br Btmr Amber- Montgomery! 48 Second Montgomery China Baaln KearnylCentral Basin. Freights and Charier.

Nor ms FKRNfJLEN. 3.880 tons Vancouver to north of Hstteras. lumber. My Canadian American Shlpqlng Company. Ltd.

tNovember-December ton, for Cnlted Kingdom: tnkr Vlgrid. for Land End: Br stmr Gothic Star, for Lon Powell 1 50 Third Thlrd53 First Powllj54 Fourth Taylor I Mala terminal Armv 41 4 43 Ah Transport don: Br" stmr Welsh City, for Vnlted Kingdom; tnkr Cit'es Service Oklahoma, for tmr K1.I.INUTON Arrived. Nov 1 Mniinsanui from San Dorking Orders. A fM1R DEWKT South nFlA Ioulfri foe Los Anaelea: 868 sjiHe Looking over these ads you'll see wire-hairs, Pomeranians, poodles, Boston pups and police dogs. Now for wild animals.

Anybody who wants a tame baby leopard for advertising purposes can get one from Class 34. Now turn to the Want Ad Sec- New York: stmr San Dleen. for Charles Lasunal Jnneal PORT RAN Arrived. Nov. 13.

tnkr La Brea from San Franciaco. MATTI.E Arrived. Nov. 17. p.

Imr Pacific Oak from Sound porta: 4 n. atmr Tanana from Tacoma: IMS a. ffn.t atmr Admiral Nulton from Ixis 7 a. nv. atmr Makiki from Hono-tti Sailed.

Nov. midnight, atmr CrlfMn vW San Franciaco; 5 atmr Mciiran Sound prti: 9 p. ma Northland for llrat 8 p. jimr Pominto for Mid; Nor ms Knuie Nelson stmr niym. from T.o Anaeles.

D.1REN Arrived. Nov. pia frorn San Stmr ier 30 f'dd numbere north of Market, even south ton; stmr Oreg.wlan. for l.ia Anseles atmr t'harles Netn nr Los Ansel-; tnkr Hcf- Change of Masters. "an Trrtro for Fvrett: 840 mller sou'h of PM.PIT POINT Adel, ld fnr San Franciaco: 803 miles southwest nf an Frsn- rlSfO.

PORTLAND Ralbna for Lna Anaeles! miles from Loa at noon. Tbnni- S.mr RUTH ALF.XANDEn. K. MELBrRNE-Arrived. Vov.

,6. jfMnen Ro, from fan I WU-RABATA-Arrlverf. Nov. 1 6. ft, Slr.r lrW Francler" or.

15. a I m. atmr President Van Pnren for Manila fron. for I.naeles: Sr ma Irisbank. for San.

Frsnclsrn: tnkr Arlo, for Tva Angeles: stmr Munindiee. for San Francisco: atmr Rahntawan, for Angeles: tnkr Standard Arrow fnr txe Angeles: Cer atmr I n-dn. for San Franciaco. sen rice Fred Landatrom maater. wh)l.

Ih. ftf th EASTERN PORTS. i NEW YORK Called. No. IS.

atmr Ha-j wu'liti 'nr San PrsnHsrei. Arrived, Nov. 18. Br stmr Minnewaska ST Lrv R'tirwSE. C.

A. Reisir-'" 1 and the notice on the door. bargains are like. I ion, A. Ksuffman.

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