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cc THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: THURSDAY. MARCH 16. 1922 23 The Weather Bureau AUCTION SALES FOR THE BEST BUYS AT AUCTION ATTEND THESE SALES Head Tha avianilaer Aaetlsm Cstlaata Every Uav CAMIHER an Francisco, Oakltnd. Alameda. Berkeley, I Mount Teinalpel and Marin Peninsula east Astra sourwaj rain, rresn souuiwesteriy winds.

Northern Cslifomla TUuraUy rain; fresh too Lh westerly winds. Southern California Thursday rain; njoderata touthwaaurly wltvls. Nersds snd Idsho Thnrsdse rain. I NTE1UGENCE --m a. iiavv Waahington and Oregon -Tliumtay rain; fresa southerly alnds.

ti 1VII.IX1N, Forecater HECOUD OF OltsKHYATfiiNA. MAR. 15. 2 'Vw. WIRELESS (Tim of position i m.

REPORTS unlet otherwi Indicated.) California Oil Trade Revives; 74,000,000 Gallons of Petroleum Products to Move Oversea in March New Luckenbach Appointments. Bsker Bmte Hull Del Mont Kureka Flagataff Fresno Helena 'Honolulu Indesiandenoa. kslisptll lot Angeiea MarahMd MEETDfG PASSENGERS ON IXC0MINQ STEAMERS, THC MARINE CXCHANflC isitntslse tha hMkeul syitsei st this aert as! furalshss the sjarltlsie lelernstisa swrvles ler tbs ess- miW Mner-433 oan crancisco. By OLIVER W. TUTTLE Mt.

Tamaluaia California's oil trade In the ship-the installation of a "Kitche rud- lo North Head Phoenu Poos telle ment of petrolnum products to world ports out of San Francisco der." Levenson says that the engine of the launch can be run at full WA7iKn.iAfi.n PiF Jnr 8,11 rrandn-o Tuesday, March 14. By Radio Corporation of America. LARSON HEATH-New York for Yokohama miles south of San Francisco at midnight. INDEPKNIiKNcR- Uslhoa for HonoitiiU M.43tl miles from Balboa at noon SAN FRANCISCO Otaru for Yenoouw In latitude north, longitude 13Ji)2 west. WII.I.KARo New York for Ia Angeles Bl miles south of Ixis Angeles at noon.

STEEL KANtiER -Baltimore for Los Angela U'O milwt south Los Angeles at noon. MAI'KAl ban Frabieoo for Kiluhui 101 miles west of Ssn (Yanciscv. By Federal Wireless. WEST CHoPAKA Manila for lxs Aogelea miles west of l.oa Anaeie. Point Keren Hi.

Lo. Fasiern HI Lo. 44 32 A Ulcus 72 44 1 54 40 Ikistno 52 42 1 44 82 Biifftlo 44 32 62 Calgary 48 14 8 4 40 80 18 lenrer 82 81 AH 81 Det Uoinei 62 82 48 2 Dodge City 60 84 JS BH Ihiluth 88 26 44 filimmtnn 80 12 41 tin Oalreston 14 58 (A 50 Urand Junction 64 88 44 H-s Him 48 58 Huron 48 30 4" SS Kaniloorsi 44 8o 78 8" Kansas City 84 40 40 81'lKnoivllla 54 84 72 4Undar 48 III 84 4l Memphis 82 50 84 e' MlnneapoIit 4 4rt St Modena 84 82 4J 2l New 72 80 58 4-i New York 50 44 ft 42 North 88 52 flg 40 52 tVi! Pittsburg 50 40 08 Ml Pnni-e Albert. 18 -4 City 50 30 1 JOiIloseeU 88 88 80 501 Santa Fa 54 8 48 34' St. loins tW 40 88 3SSt.

Paul 32 1 80 Uka 58 88 1 48 Sheridan 42 26 42 SxiHwift CNirrent. 4t 2S i 78 52Tsmpa 78 (Ml 48 art 42! 68 38 Wllllatoa 42 1 48 32 Winnipeg 34 12 54 84 78 52 1 Triiin i i vT.V rranciioo YORBA LINDA -Loa Angeles for Eterett 20 Mendocino. vsslsses st serssnt stirlsg it aisst isoeai-let sssstls tr tt kasw tl their kcities ef arrival la ths ksrker. Far a fee ef esstt rsKrt will ke trsattly teleshsasa as seen as Iks isssllls nesssl Is slihtoS. Pertsesl letters srt alss silted tkear iresssls la Iks ksraer ky Ths Mtrlse is.

shsaee leekMits wklls ths srsft Is saeherss far sutteait. Tkls aflerft ths asklis a sesartuslty rt ssmaiesicstt with frweSs llesrs fut la Irsai fsrtltt terts to sis tisis sfsre thsy nstt then la ths geek. A fee si tl Is sksrtea far tkls Isrtsr strrlst. Fee lefsraistlss retsralst thsss asttsrs er a retulsr serslse at asalklir ratss csrsrlel all esieis arritiai tr Sseartiai tklt etkef sects Telephone SUTTER 2S29 (Night or Day) 625-526 Hearst Building Portland Prince Rupert. 'r sn for Eli'- nn.lM eet of San Franriseo.

lied BluS CURTIS STUDIO DE LUXE AUCTION 575 Sutter, near Mason Today (Thursday) and Tomorrow (Friday) March 16-17, at 1 P. M. FEATURING A FLE 10T FROM SAN JOSE Stelnway Sons Baby Grand Piano la a Sheraton Mahogany Case, SchiiU riaypr Piano In Mahogany Case; two Victor Ylctrolas. one with 80 lipcordsj Special rhonograph in Qneen Anne Casf. Colonial MdkIc (ablnets, imisshe l'ared Oak Italian Table, Three-Fleoo Polychrome Srt In Sine Brocade small kidney-Shaped Desk In Mahofrany; larro George Washlnfrton Desk In Dark Mahofrany; Three-Plece Pillow-imi I hesterfleld Suite In Illne Silk Velretj separate Davenports In Tapestry and Velonrj lar.ed Italian Desk by Pauly Colonial Three-Plee Suite, Odd Owstuffed Chairs, Windsor Chairs and Rock, ers, Open and Closed Desks In Mahogany Caned Cabinet In Ternh Martin and Rosewood Davenport-Table, Console and two Kereptton (hairs In Two-Tone Walnut; Italian Griffon Table and Cabinet; Six-Plere Empire Colonial Set in Maroon Mohair: Floor and Table Lamps, Period Mirrors in an assortment of size's; Tea and End Tables, Tab.

onrets, five important Dlninir Sets In Jarobean Oak, Italian Two-Tone Walnut and Queen Anne and llepplewhlte designs; Decorated Reed Breakfast Set, table havtntr solid mahogany and the chairs tapestrr rovers; Crystal and China Ware for the table; Linen, tery heavy Solid Silver Set of Flatware with the Initial on It; Five-Piece Enameled Chamber Suite; 8-PIee Post Colonial Suite; Five-Piece Enamel Suite by Sleigh; Separate Bedroom Pieces, Louis XIV specially made Set wlthont bed; hairs, Rockers Sewing Tables, Mattresses and Box. Springs, Blankets, large Antique Feraghan Carpet, laree Meshed Carpet, thirty-five Jlearth-size Persian Rngs and Runners; avao Rugs, five A-Sl" Ftenci.o for la An- Reno Rose burr Strraments Kan VM-isA FARALON-Zamboanga for Lot la- Ssn FrsnciacD. geiea ..170 miles from Lot Angeles. San Jim S. Ltm Obi ana Bules milts iajs nivr.t nauxia lor lampico div from Tamnico.

CUBA Cnetolal for Tarapico 1 Sesttls CA r.vr bi iT" 'n "1 'TSncUco. off Ha.e'nT for New York Francisco for Van-nlsilrsT 'or Liverpool 143 -south of San Frsneisro HAK', Sn Francisoo for Los Angeles MPiTvrR neiai-o. MCLTNOM III San Francisco for Diego 1.fr1.1'"; iiUi of Man tmnciaco. J0? Fl'RIDUN-Los Augeles for Uierpool-234 miles aoiilh of A teles Sirekint tSummit soutn oi Mil rranciaco, EMINiRR STATE Hongkong for Shanghai miles from Hnngsong. WENATCHEE-Seattle (or Yokohama S.521 miles west of Hesttle.

By Naval Radio Service. Tacvrna Tatooah Tu.Tion Transpaclilc SUIIi. Vtncotirer IAI Ias Angeles (or San Frso.isco 70 Close it. ferrr nottofrlre at followt (ona hour Malta H'lnnemuoca Yakima Yumi lu.ir. in Atiariea CHARLF.S t'RA MP Lx Angeles for Ban Sur.

i Francisco for New York llUlAS lllh a Ukn LV- Morning obaerration of preceding daT. fSnow on ground. PIS iciiea. mcli speed while the cial't is standing perfectly motionless. DADDY HAWES HOME.

After being all for many weeks at a Honolulu hospital, where he was taken following a nervous breakdown on the homeward voyage of the liner Jloosler State on her last trip from the Orient, K. L. (Daddy) Hawes, one of the most popular chief stewards In the service of the Pacific Mall Company, arrived yesterday afternoon on the company's steamer Creole State. Hawes is met at the pier by several friews, who extended a cordial welcome to him and offered congratulations on his recovery. Hawes said that he would remain at his borne for a few weeks for a rest.

ON LAST TRIP FROM INDIA On her last trip from Calcutta In the East Indian service of the Pacific Mail Company the liner Creole State arrived in the harbor' yesterday afternoon after a voyage featured by pleasant weather throughout. On her next trip outward the Creole State will Inaugurate the recently established run between San Francisco and Manila, the run to India having been discontinued. The liner Wolverine State will also be used in this service. Among the eighty cabin passengers to arrive were Henry E. Brer, general manager of the British HAMF.R -Manila (or San iVaacicao 25 miles west of San naaciaco.

DlI.WOHTIl-San Franeiro for Manila S.545 RAl.SFALu DATA. Seasonal Normal to date Ststlnn. to date, last yr. Last 24hra. .31 .02 Fureks 41.03 earlier it mini FOR PHILlPPINIi ISLANDS Mirea 1.

p. Per ttesmer llsj Stsle.) FtiR AlSTltALlA- March It, P. (Per steamer Nisssia.) A FOR NLW ZlltLAND-Mtrch 14. a. I Per steamer Venture.

I FOR TAHIll April M20 a. m. tp British steamer Maiauia.) FuU JAPAN, SllihltlA. JIONCKtlNtl. ntBNOU INIXVlHlNA.

Mirch lfl. 3 p. m. (Per siesmer Bar FOR MKXICAS AND CtNTRAL AMERICAN POHTSMarch 2d, 11:80 t. m.

(Per tteamer Cuiia.l FOB HAWAIIAN ISLANDS March 15. 11 0 a. in. (Per tteamer China.) Re.1 BlnfT Saoramenu .08 -mot pin rrancieco. WLST OHOPAK A-Manila for Los Angelas n-tl'i! Los Angeles.

EST ls Angeles for Anaeles. WEST FARALOX-Cambmnga for Los Angeles. DI.YDF.N New York for Yokohsms 506 miles west Honolulu. By Naval Radio Service. San Franciara.

Seasonal to data. 27 7 5 15.20 12.72 17 1308 9 (k" l.3;l 17.42 tw.is Hi S3 15 4i IS Ml 13 nr. 7.3.1 13" 12.80 s.07 .4.13 11.U7 V0.78 13 DM 17 II 4.50 Sin Jost T. Fresno 0O Luis Obtspo AM Iats Angetea A0 Sn Iijego i innese larpeis, mammoin Kodiak Hear Bug (new), other Bear and Leopard Rugs; Marbles, Bronzes, Tiffany Jeweled Lamps, Ermine Cape, Fox Skins, Coat, Paintings by McComas, Valencia and European masters. On view now.

F.iW. CURTIS, Auctioneer. nETtWOOD Belllnghsm for Ketchikan CO KINOSBOW Ssn FTanciecn for London 1.S8S miles south of Ixi Angeles. Wednesday, March 15. By Radio Corporation of America.

COL a I. DRAKE 8sn Francisco for Port-land -35 mi.ee north of Nan FranciM. R. J. HA SNA San Francisco for Lee Angeles 12 miles south of Ssn Fraiicweo.

ADMIRAL RODMAN San Krenriaeo for Eureka 4.1 miles from San Francisco. Ql lNAn.T-la.-oma for Iot Angeles 114 mlies south of an Francisco ARTIUA8--San Francisco for Seattla HIS milea northwest of Ssn Francisco. CEI.ILO- for San Ftsucisco miles from Ssn Francisco. FRED BAXTER Cinhmsn Point for Los Angeles- INS) miles from ljos Angeles. LEHIUH Angeles for Ssn Francisco 2S4 miles south of Ska Francisco.

D. U. HCOFIELD San Francisco for Phils-delphia 3.14 miles south of Ssn Francisco. H. T.

HARPER Point Wells for San Francisco 203 nului from Ran andsco. SENATOR San Frandsro for lx.s Angeles Ul miles south of San Francisco. I. A. MOFFETT Iyis Angeles for Point Wells 150 miles from Point YVells, CHARLIE WATSON Tamma for Lea Augeles --ri5 miles north of San Francisco.

ENTERPRISE San Francisco for HUo 1.U0 nulcs tnm Ssn lam isco. STANLEY DoLl-AR -Baltimore for Los Angeles 670 miles from Los Angeles. By Federal Wireless. OLEUM San Francisco for Lot Angeles 813 miles north of Los Angeles. FRANK O.

DRUM PurllsnJ for Ssn Francisco 47W nd'es south -of Portisnd. WILLIAM F. HEJtRIN (ariota (or Portisnd 417 miles north of (iaviota. HANNAW A Shangliai for Portland miles iAX FKANCI8CO. CAL.

-Temperature Dry biiiu. Wet bttlu. Relative humidity, pet 88 75 Time. 5 00 a. 5 if p.

m. 41.1 48 1 5.11 510 55.8 50.4 n.YMOnil Arrired, March 14, tr S-land from New York. sol'THASHTON -Sailed, March 1. Br ttmt Homeric tor New York noRDKAUX Arrired, Mirch 11. Br ttmr Misiissiopi from aiuxwirer, cills'AmAL Sailed.

Mai-ch 14, atau Amer- imiiw. limn neiunliam. DEI'EltE San Fcsncisco for Seaitla 120 noles north Sin Fraucisce. rilE'rr-'olumhia Rirer for Ouaimaa 25 miles south OcUiHil-ia Hirer, HOilACE X. BAXTER Hedondo for Eagls Jlarl.r,.'vi,1! m'les from Rmiondo, STANIJtY DOLLAR Bsltimore for Loa Angeles SIO miles from Lot Angeles A.

L. Kent Vat eouver lot Ban Francisco 30 miles north Cape Blanco. CLAKBMO.NT WUlapa Harbor for Lot An-golet 4a miles south Willapa. ADMIRAL DEWEY Seattle for Jtn Frsn-ci-o 360 ndles south Seattle. ADMIRAL SOHLEY-Sen FTancitco for Sett-tie 4.i(J mlUw south Sittle.

JOHANNA SMITH Coot Hay for Sin Barhoiind inside Coos Bsy CUBA Bslbt lor San Franasco 1,515 miles south Sen Francisco. K. R. KIM1SIII uv Ssn Frsnclsco for London 2.41s miles (mm San Francisco. leaa lor Portland Krrel.

American Machinery Company of The storm is eeutral off Vanoourer Island, moving slonly southeastward. It has rauara cloudy gsid fhrestening eaiher nrer the l'a-ciflr slni, with light rain from Central California north. Eiat of the Booklet the wetthsr is genertliy fiir. racept jighi niin In the South Atlantie Stalei. rkiurbeeat slorm wsmings art dibplsyed fnim Rurekt to Point Reyet for mo-derata aotithwesterly gslea tonight tnd Thnra-dsy.

Oinitions tre farorable for unsettled essther, with ram Thursday orer the entire dletriot. O. H. WIU.SOX, Forepsster. Coast News Xotes.

tancoiver (B.C.), the iim of miting down the tune to tha A Isntlc to 21 duja Uie Fumess liner RarrTmore left lotlar for Boston sit nan Franciav, The GOODMANS SUTTER STREET SALESROOMS 422-8 Sutter Street, near Stockton Tel. Sutter AN ACCUMULATION OF NEW AND USED High Grade Home Furnishings AT AUCTION Today (Thursday, March 16) at 1 P. M. Elefrant llvlne-room. dining-room and bedroom furniture in suites and separate pieces, mah.

4-poster beds, niah. day beds Persian, Chinese and ruirs, reed and fiber furniture, tenkwood furniture, mah. bookcases, hooks mirrors in roirue frames, floor and table lamps silk shades, iratelefr, davenport and end tables, drop-leaf tea matrons in waU and ferneries, spinet desks, sewing- cnbinets, andirons complete Calcutta, on a pleasure trip; jonn Freer of 1he Tidewater Oil Company of Calcutta and Mr. and Mrs. Leo H.

Wise of New York, returning home after a tour of the world. In her cargo of 6,889 tons were 243 tons of bone meal, 171 tons of cocoa-nuts, 4,380 tons of gunnies, 590 tons of Jute, 789 tons of rubber, 129 tons of tea, 163 tons of cigars and 425 tons of general merchandise THREE STEAMSHIPS DEPART. Hundreds of tourists departed here yesterday when three big liners sailed from the harbor, the Matson steamer Wilhelmtna, for Honolulu: the motorship Balboa of the W. It. Orace Company, for Stockholm, Gothenburg and Copenhagen, and the Pacific Mail steamer Venezuela, for New York.

All were well filled with passenpers and had good cargoes of freight. Thomas Graham, general manager of the Pacific Mail, stated that on this trip the Vene hern Mereh IT, aeoorditig to tnnmmcement made yeaterdav. Tlie srluMitier will tie sold to satisfy a Judgment of 812.00O. The (K-esuia Vsne Is eomi.ped 1th in excellent cold storage plsnl and hat a raiaoily for 200 tons of froaen hall Determlnatioa on the part of Port Warden T. B.

Terry is making Los Angeles hsrbor free from driftwood, boxes, logs tnd other men-tees prrrtiling on tht osr mrfare for some mouths. With a great iron surer, Arthur Terry, sssiatsnt to tht port vrirden, was today in-sirueiist to begin work of clearing the harbor of drifting obstacles. Afler one eorl Terrr retained thst a dosen boatloads of debris hail been speared tnd remoied frxtm the ws'er front. I hit work will be kept uu indeiiniieb, it is planned. FTRFKA March bar stsin be- csme too rough this moniing to permit of crosaiiig.

which Isot hel.l the sufr.iisli steamer Anten, Uiaded with the major Mrt ot her cargo here fur Australian delirery, irom uroas.ua out, ailhouah cieaied and teadj lor tea. best pmioua was 2j days. The more hss a big cargo: 2 "si torn of pulp, 1 isl torn of copper tnd 1.5tsj,tkO feet of lumber fmm Vtiicouvrr tloue. Anoiher big lumber shipment for Califomlt left todsr on boanl the lleico. She carried 2.0tW),000 feat and a million shingle, fur San Pedro.

Ilie steamer Ctntditn Transporter arrired from Auttralsaian porta with a thousand tone of wool. a ne Melville Dollsr, which arrireil Isst night, will load for the onent a ctrgo eon-aisting of 5i0 tout of tiielter, tone of ahcat and feet of lumber. Pulp and paper shipments fnim Ocean Fillt to Cllifoniit may lie curl.iiled linlesa ralna conie toon to stiiifily water to operate lhat grt paperuiaking plant. Tht mills closed Mondsy owing to nf eater. The weal her along the northern coast has been renr cold and there will be no water iower until a rainstorm or a thaw brings snowwater from the Uilla.

PrtRTI ifi Mirch 18 With lumlr and of South Ameri a. Uie steamer Derl'iaj dtparteil earlj today. She will stop at ban Francisco tu take on additional cargo. Arrivals from San Francisco todar Included Stmr 'MULTNOMAH, Johnson, for Ban Diego, at 1 1 s. m.

Stmr SENATOR, Sohst. for Lot Angeles and Ssn Iheco, tt a. m. Stmr W1LH HLMIN Af Souls, for Honolula. at 1Z.20 p.

m. coant guard cutter MODOC. Haai, for 'er York, at n. Stmr Marino, for Baltimore, Stmr "aDMIHAL RODMAN. Tibettu.

for Giiresa, at 1 0 p. m. Stmr R. J. HANNA, Scott, for Lot Angeles, at 3:03 v- m.

Stmr CASPAR, Buck, for Cttpar, it 5:25 p. m. 8trr KATHEIilNE, Olton, for Eureka at p. m. tnu OLEUM, Belin, for Los Angelet at n.

in harbor, which was the first of tha hip activities to suffer in the world slump, is displaying juarked stimulation. Ten big tank steamships will leave San. Francisco harbor this month with over 80,000,000 gallons of kerosene, gasoline, fuel oil and lubricating oil for various world ports. This total shipment alone 1 valued at $270,000,000. In addition there will be eleven big tankers departing San Francisco bay refinery stations this month transporting 44,000,000 gallons of kerosene In the transpacific trade to the Orient.

One by one the fleet of tankers of the Standard Oil, which have been tied up at the yards at South City since the early days of the depression, have been pulled into the stream, placed oni the ways for overhauling and dispatched to sea with full cargoes of California petroleum products. Marine officials foresee In this activity a rapid revival of steamship business. The fuel, they say, Is to be consumed by reviving factories in the output of products now being demanded everywhere. One shipment of the by-product of California petroleum which Is causing unusual comment is that taken out Tuesday by the United States Shipping Board tanker Hammac. This craft took 3.000,000 gallons of gasoline to London for the Union Oil Company.

Speculation is keen as to the reasons for such a shipment due to the fact that gasoltne here is quoted at 23 cents a gallon while It is procurable on the Atlantic sea-hoard at IS cents a gallon. The Eastern market is said to be well stocked with this commodity and shippers are at a loss to account as to whv a big freighter should take gasoline all the way around from the Pacific to London at a higher rate for the fuel and added cost in transportation. LUCKENBACH APPOINTMENTS. Zae George, assistant general manager of the Luckenbach Line on this const yesterday announced the appointment of H. Kwing as manager of the Oakland" office of the steamship company succeeding Roy Thompson, resigned.

Ewlng for a number of years has r.een general agent for the Lehigh Valley Railroad and later the Pere Marquette Railroad. He has also had extensive steamship experience with the Pacific 1 Mail Company when he was connected with the export department of that line. He takes charge today. D. S.

McCrone, who has resigned as general agent of the Western Pacific Railroad at San Jose, will assume his new duties as district freight agent with the Luckenbach Iiine today with headquurters in this city. A. Both men are well known in the shipping fraternity and have achieved reputations in the intricate details of traffic matters. FISHERMEN RESCUED. Five San Francisco fishermen adrift In a launch five miles southwest of Point Reyes were rescued early Yesterday morning by Captin Johnson of the coasting steamer Multnomah, which picked up the craft and towed it into San Francisco bay.

Alianti was in command or the 'fishing vessels. The men had gone out Monday to fish for rock-, rod. The launch late Tuesday suffered engine trouble. Distress signals were displayed and at o'clock vesterday morning the Multnomah effected the rescue, IMPROVES BAY BOAT. Harry Levenson, manager of tne Peterson Launch Company, has invested $3,000 In installing new equipment in the launch Buster Tynan, of the Peterson launch fleet, and demonstrations staged on the iev have demonstrated the launch ability to turn in its own length when'running at full speed.

This achievement has been made possible, according to Levenson, by uiniier seis, cm muss, sinerare, aresuen, jiiiinunss, eteninps, art por celalns bed spreads silk floss mattresses, feather pillows, plants, etc. WM. 4, Auctioneer. JTVTAr Arrired, March IS. atmr Kortli-wettern from bexard.

Railed. Jlareh 8 a. itmr Admiral Watson for heaitle. 1.08 A fOKLR Arrired. March 15.

10M m. aunr Vale from San Francisco land tailed for return at p. m.i; a. tlmr Humholdt from San Francisco land tailed lor return at a. ml; 10:80 a.

stmr Preti-dem from San Francisoo isnd ttil1 for return at 12 p. 4 stmr Washington from f.ureka; 4 a. stmr Ksuta llsrlisrs from a. stmr Teisn from Lirerisiol: a. ra tinir Ssnla Vemnica from Nsw lork: 8 a.

-iinr Flsrel from Eurelis; 8 a. I' 8 8 tlalifrnit. Vew York, Teiat, New Mexico, Idsiio snd Tennessee trom Han Frtn-citro; noon, stoir Ksinna Luckenbach 'rom Rsn Frtncico itnd tilled for New York it 5:15 p. m.l. Silled Msrrh 15.

6:30 ms Babinda VT Lehigh for Han Fraiicijc-o; 4:30 p. stmr Ban Wego for Redondo; 12 JO p. itmr Jlytuo for Vtillapa Harbor. MONTBRBY Arrired, March 15. a itmr Arctic from Fort Bratg; 8 p.

itmr Jen Antonio from tisn Fiamisoo (and tailed 'ur. ork t4n kt 4 p. ra PORT TOWNSBM-Arrired, Msrch 16. 12:10 a. stmr Northland from hau Francisco (and proceeded for Bellinghaml 8 Itmr Oiracao from Han Francisco Isnd pro-oeeded for Seattlei: 8 a.

stmr Wtlltolo from Nsn FranciK-o (snd proceeded for Settilei; 2 a. coast giisrd cnlter I lalgt from Diamond stmt E. DRAKE, Obtr, for Pert- land at 4 .40 o. I l.AMBFRTOV. BRKRSR F.

On Drydock. At Prowler'a ihiPMnia, Oikland Kirk WlilTNttY, tug BKA WITfH. tug CALIFORNIA NO. 2. tug KANTA.

svhr liOLDKN rafford. ramsay, giu.is. dent, oam- iii and MONitiOMEKY tor Los Angeles at the tteamer Koss City with passengers and esrgo and the Houuiam and tl. C. Lindauer, which hrniisht senerai carao and will take liack zuela will call at Corinto and that 8TATB (reptlr iotxi schr VIOLET, schr lumber, with a full cargo of whest and flour for the ITnited Ktiiaom.

the British steamer Stnu SI EEL NAVIGATOR, Hayaa, for Bos, ton at 7:43 n. m. iaii inrj, nit uariit rjan. At II in Ion ydorlt tnd ihiamiilniug enrpo' this port would be a regular call for all vessels in the San Fran-elsCo-New York service. STEVEDORING RATES CUT.

ration, Qakland--Bktn MARY WINKgl.llAS. liarge IJSRiiN. IKepeir jobs) stmr WHIT-NB1Y OUSBN, ttmr CASrAB, dredger 0AK- ALFRED B. CLARK DESIRABLE Home Furnishings Chickering" Baby Grand Piano (eaual to neve) SUnr FORT BRAGG, Bostrom. for Gutrmat It 7:13 p.

m. Stmr DEERFIELD, Bert, for BtlUmora at p. m. Btmr GEORGINA ROLFH, Brown, for Lot Angeiea at p. m.

Stmr WILLHlLO. Fitigerald, for Kew York A cut of 20 per cent in stevedoring Largo Law deptrud today. Ths Japanese steamer Yoko Maru rent to Astoria today Irom Weatuoit Ui complete a cargo of lumber for Kobe, Notwithitanding cut in tht lumber rate to the client to 812 a thousand feet announced from Puget, the conference rale of 815 will he maintained here, according to a statement today by officials of the Columbia Shipping PfiDPERTY SU l.A.-ll. At Bethlehem ShipbuiMing Corporiiion, Po rstes at the port of New York was effected recently as the result of a trero Mei simr KORIliliAN III, stmr Hill IAD ATiKoVT, tiini ROYAL ARROW, at b.M p. m.

Vne at IHI Port. settlement made between omciais of the Shlnnlnsr Board and the Cross complaint was filed yester vioi iaoa prooreoea ror eattlet; 0:80 p. stmr Kobin Aiiair front Portland (and proceeded for Hailed. March 1.1. 12:18 a.

ra ms Charlie lunr a. nsin n. At Hunters Point drydock -Jlfmr MAXC- LA.VI, itrm STAMiARD ARROW. At Afoure't thiptiuilding corpotitinn, Oakland Schr ST. KATHLItINK, bsik HKVI.A.

(Repair JoImsI stmr WKSTI'oBr. stmr JIM BIT LER, barge PACTUM'S. s-hr Thursday, March 16. Pier day in the Superior court of Ala "i.n nir uat angeiea; p. mar ljueea Sherman, transtmrt.

from Manila meda county by Dr. K. S. O'Brien IH Lehigh, itmr. from Purtland (Me).

a-icriii4 tyvsau tisvau a ui waua ttmr MA.MiA HKT. ship JANfT IHH.I.A1I, YftlH. artmr. from am Anaeivs KCTKS Pissed. Mirch 15.

stmr Picinc, from JJierett for Los Amrrles: tJBJiST In the suit brought hy his wife, iti.i. atrm HA.Mrt. st-nr UOXIK, tchr JANH schr 12 stmr Thomas Crowler. Asions for Loa Aa1m. A-llil Frances L.

O'Brien, to quiet title to l'mulcnt, (itmr, from Lot Angtlet Bihindt, mi, from Los Angflt Ifibly, lunr, from Portland bamer, itmr. frDiu Mtnil Admin. (loodhch, Btmr, frum Setttl. Ceil in, itoif, frvm fertile valuable downtown property at U. S.

Inspection Orders. Pertiflcetei of iniicilnn issued by the United States inspectors of hulls and boiiers eipire on Twelfth and Jackson streets, Oak the following vessels on the dates named land. Anacortes for Angeles; rlM5 a. stmt Hsrlir for Ssn Francisco. 10 BT A.MiKLKS Ssiled.

Manh 15. 5 stmr ulxrstor for Ssn Francisco TATOO.SH- Passed in. Msrch 15, Robin Adsir. from Portisnd for Seattle. Psssed out 15.

mi Clisrlie Watson, frum Point Wslls for San Francisco, POHTLAMl Arrired. March 1.1. Pier Friday, March 17. The action on the part of O'Brien yesterday is an insc "he legal wrangle between the couple stmr G. Lindanes from Antoria: 10 10 p.

m. stmr Rose itv from Hcrtor, Br itmr, from Lirtrpoo) Admiral Ltw), itmr, from Scattla Humboldt, Btmr. from Loi Anicflea Vaina, Mmr, from Lna Angeles Baja I'alifomU, or atmr, Irotm Pxinta- rtnaa Charie H. Tramp, atmr, from New WabAh, atmr, from New A. KpiU, 6tinr, from Vaiimufer Somm CiLv.

alitir. from HeoUla Involving an estate of more than 500,000. 2 Players, an Upright Piano Many Carpets and Room-size Rugs AT ABSOLUTE AUCTION TODAY Thnradnr March 18, 11 A. M. In Snlearoniua 1742-44 Geary Street (below Fillmore) nrrlroom unci dlnlnar-rooaa aetsv library and living-room furniture, leather diiofolrls, davenports, raay ihaira and rockera, antique mahogany pedestal table, tea a and roal ranges), parlor aratrra.

water heat-r, elcctrle vacuum cleaners, table lam pa. knrraus, chiffoniers, dressing tables, brass beds, hair and alia, floss mattresses, buffets, sideboards and serving tnlile. bric-a-brac, curtains, drapes, bedding and Uses, crockery and utensils, plants, etc. 2 addressograpa machines with motors will be sold at 1 I'. M.

Musical Instruments at 3 1. M. Carpets and rugs will positively be sold at 3i ALFRED B. CLAftK. Auctloaear.

Ssiled. Msrcri 1.1. 3 p. ttmr F. J.

Luci-tnbsch for Seattle. RAYMOND Htiled. March 15. noon, btmr SAN JUAN of San lYeucisoo, March 15. The Tli.iebalL Cnitad Statet Branch Hydmgriphlc Office, Ran l'raiiciico, Xlaivh 15, V.H2.

Ran Kranoisco. March H. 1922. Tlie timeball on the roof of the Fairmont Motel wsa ilrvmped todsy extctly at noon, standard time, llMtn mendian, or 8 hours (J. M.

I. L. M. STEWART, Lieut. Commander C.

S. Nary, in Charge, Snn, Moon and Tide. TJntlerl Statea Coast and tleodetio Surrey. Table shows times and heights of high and Iyw water at Fort point, entrance to San iincL'0 bay. Kor city front Misslon-atreet pierl add ''5 minutes.

iSlsndsrd tims, 1 Pivorce proceed Inea are not a riaremont tor Lot Angeles; ttmr Suiano for Iowan. stirr. from Portlanfl stevedores, according to advices received here yesterday. The new ruling stated that each man will receive 43 cents ner hour for overtime, 75 cents for extra labor time and $1.18 for extra labor overtime. MATSON PURSERS CHANGE.

Under the rearrangement of Mat-son pursers and freight clerks made necessary bv the return of the Hawkeye State and the Buckeye State to the Shipping Board, the steamer Wilhelmtna sailed yesterday with Paul Hamann and M. W. McCullough, formerly of the Mat-sonia, in that department. The Matsonla will sail next Wednesday with E. O.

Hendricson, now on the Manoa, as purser, and Ralph Fisch-beck as freight clerk. PORT NOTES. The steamer Ruth Alexander, which arrived Tuesday on her first trip from the east coast in the service of the Pacific Steamship Company, is scheduled to soil fpr Seattle today, where she will undergo extensive alterations and improvements to fit her for the coastwise service. Admiral Line omciais who will make the trip north on the vessel are E. general passenger agent, and A.

F. Haines, vice president and general manager of the Pacific Steamship Company. Lrfit A ngeirs RBI'ONIK) Arrired, Msrch 15, 4 p. pirt of the litipation between Mrs. O'Brien, who Is 80 years old, and Dr.

O'Brien, who is 75. Company, t'oaxtwiee ana intercosstsi snipnieuit of lumtier continue hmvy, but foreign ehip-menu have dropieMl off somewhat, the total of eiiwna for the first half of Msrch from here being but 12.MW.WO feet. I 0. Hsinl. head of ths western supply tnd rales section of the aliiptung boanl has orders to turn over fourteen wooden hulls moored here to Robert McOshie.

Terms of the recent transfer by the board to the buyer of the hulls hsve not been receired by Baird to date tnd it is not known how goon delivery Ii to be made. TACOM A Mirrh 15 The F. P. Stout, a avu.ua, htrr WwjnrtaT morn. Ing to load lunilier tor ban rranciv will not come until Thureday morning.

The aetern Pnnce, Captain Nagle, out from Leith, la due at Ttcomt Monday to load lumber at the St. Paul mills for Ataa. This is one of the Furness-W ithy line reseels tnd will enter the Anstic trade out of Teouusa tnd Pnget snund ports in connection with the Siheri.in Pnuce and Mongolisn I'rinca. With hour losded at ths lacoma lirain Comiviny mill, the CVtiet sailed twlav for Asiatic rts. The Maru arrived here toiiay from in the semce of the Rslph T.

Johna 1'omiwuy. The tteamer his sbout two million feet of lumber to load at the port dock. MARSHFIFI.I) MrcB 15 Captain N. V. rraxiiTUJe.

of the s.Tlooner Sir TTiomsi J. Liton su.l Captsin H. 11. Osterhuis of the sch(mner lAtm snce took their clearance papers today at the local custom, house and eiect to leave port tomorrow. Captain Astrop, steembost Insjiector from the pcrUsnd oflice, is risitlng Cuus bay on official business.

CsptMn A. 11. Olson, msster of (he barge Waslitucna, belonging to the Winchester Lumber Comiieny, reiurued tilar to Maishfield, hiring given up hit command on accouut of con tinned illnesa. A story showing the costs of red tape to fchijvpine men went the rounds here today. It proves that ths new anchor and chain purchased ny the owners of the Sir Tliomaa Lipion from Portland manufacturers list been thoroughly in-sicied.

Two umlcrwrlteis msde a trip here to riew the rhain; then came a representative from the American bureau of shipping'; he In-siiected It; today's Lloyds' msn csme snd gave it a farewell going over. It was figured the multiplied Inspection coat the shipowner! oier $.100. iTieunrr inm loos oar. Sailed. March 15, noon, ttmr Horaoa Baiter for Seattle.

Several months opro Airs. Brien Saturday, March 18. Pit Sunday, March 19. Pier Santa IsabtM, iitnir, from Nen Ygrk. IT 8pnator, atmr, from Lot Angela IS Monday, March 20.

Pier brought suit to quiet title to the Twelfth and Jackson street Oaklp.nd SKATTLB Arrired. March 13, noon, stmr Curacao from San Frsncisco; 8 p. nl sluir Fulton from Powell Rier: 3 p. tunr Thurtday, March 16. property, which Dr.

O'Brien in his rori angwies rrom ls Angeles; 8 Jap itmr Manila Maru from foniox. Sunrises Sun sou 0 HaiM, March 15. 4 p. itmr Rosalie cross complaint says waa De-queathed to him In a will made by Moon rises 10:15 p. m.

M.n.n's last autrter March 20. p. m. New moon March 118, 4:53 p. in.

his wife shortly after their niirrage at Merced in 1914. Chamnont, uavj tranaport. from Manila. Santa Veronica, itmr, from Nw It Kdnard lAickmhach, atmr, from Nw York. Hi City, nu-, from Portland rrf-wdent, atmr, from Lea Aiigelfa IS Hart wood, rtmr, from Lot Angeiea To leave This Port.

March 16 to March 22. Pata. Time. Ft. Time, Ft.

Time. Ft. Time. Ft. In the proceedings filed yester Hia-h.

Unt Hith. Low. day by Dr. O'Brien he asks the IS. 1 b.B 0.3 court to deny the plaiffftff's applica 2:24 4.3 7:41 1 0 89 1.5 siaiionr ror nan rranrtsco; 10 a.

ttmr Queen tor Skagwtj; 7 p. Jap ttmr Ijuri Mini for Kobe. TACOM A -Arrired, Msrch 1.1. 7:30 a Jsn stmr HeiJIn Mini from Yotohsma: 1. stmr Cosiet from Yokohama; 2 p.

m. stmr Victoria from Seattle; 0:46 a. barge Louisiana from Vsncourer UN I OX BAY-Salled. March. 13, noon, stmr Snnigs for Halhoa.

WOUVBR Arrired. Msrch 15, 8 a. Jap itmr Kureka Maru from Kobe; 8 a ichr Kllnor H. from San Francisco; 4 p. Br ttmr Canadian Transpirrter from Sjdne.v; 8 a.

Br tunr Kastern lrince from Swansea. Pelican-Tadpole 17. 2:11 18. SIO tion to quiet title; to restrain her B.l :44 -O il 4.T 10:0 0.0 3.7 9 20 2.0 6SM 8.8 10:4 8.8 Pier For Thursday, March 16. 11).

8 r.T M). 5:01 4.5 11 0.0 7 0,1 3.7 2.4 21. 4.3 1:00 0 0 7:511 S.S Mystery Deepens PITTSBURG March 15. The tadpole' controversy continued Low. High.

Low. High. 8:46 4.0 22. 0:.4 2.8 7 0S 41 1:54 0.0 March 15. a.

Jap stmr Koihun Mam for Yokohama; 8 p. sirar to demand scientific attention her NtllU In the tle ttbulatlnn of Uie tides the dally tidee tre giren in the order of their occurrence, commencing with the early morning tide in the left-hand column and the surceedina today. It was further comolicated tides as they occur. On some dais but three by the entrance of another tadpol PACIFIC COAST WEATHER Reported for Maritime Interests by U. S.

Naval Radio Service. Valparaiso, atmr Iwrblav, noon 31 Snuttlf, stmr )U inter, 5 t. 22 Huattle, atmr It meat H. U7r, 6 p. Portlftnd, mi Uabindi.

6 p. Loa Angeles, itmr Vale, 4 p. at. 7 Seattle, Ktmr Kuth Alfiandar, 11 16 Marshfield, atjrtr J. B.

Steuon, 5 p. Tl Lnreka, atmr Mavfair, p. i Kort HraKg, itmr Uruaswirk, a p. bourabaya, stmr W'ai. O'Rowa, 2 New York, atmr Steei Nari gator, p.

8- New York, itmr Wilibilo, p. 4 New York, ttimr DeertieJ-l. p. 14 Mobile, stmr Eldorado, p. m.

25 Stm'kholui. ma Uaiboa. p. 33 Seattle, atmr Sin lHego, p. Lua Arigelen, itmr Crliio, 2 p- ni 7 Philadelphia, aunr Blue Tnaagla, p.

m. 24 Credent City, auur South tons-, 4 p. m. tides occur, the fourth occurring the following merning. iwieo nt iii Angeles; 8 a.

Br ttmr Barry-more for Botton. VH'I'ORIA Pissed out, Msrch 15. noon, Dutch atmr Binuug, from for Yokohtma. Canal Ports. rRIfSTOBAt Sailed, March 11.

Br ttmr Sin Benito for Boston. imo me situation. Mondav afternnnn SEATTLE. I Eirly spring trmt)l me column ot giree tne sierttion or 1 cast .1 'J "Viiesch tide abort or below tbe lerel of swine throuah the Hewsrd esteesT. There UI I i ri hard rain, the Rev.

C. J. Armemrout ways POINT 11 BOS-At a. hih fo, wiud. no ni'ire munlnng for the hardy miner that tMU to deptba unless preceded lS i n', oprrstion, and he 4 mjnu, whe loiinu a tadpole three and a half inches lone on his siilnu-jilir sre subtracted from tht deptht given on tne cuan.

more isolsied disincts. It is now ss regams Ontral A leaks as far Inland as Fairbanks pressed the view that it came dowu in the rain. Off Shore Weather. (Reported by Steamers via Radio at 6 a. m.

Daily to U. S. Weather Bureau.) W. E. Rinele.

naturalist ai from making a second will and that she be obliged to carry out the terms of an agreement when they were married. MARRIAGE PACT TOLD. Dr. O'Brien in his cross bill sets forth that for 20 years prior to 1914 he was a practicing physician in Merced county with an Income of about $12,000 a year; that pursuant to an agreement entered into between him and his present wife, the widow of W. H.

Hartley of Merced, when they were married in August, 1914, he was to give up his practice and take charge of her estate, amounting to about 300.UU0; that in consideration thereof he was guaranteed support for life and that two of his daughters by another marriage were likewise to be supported for life otit of his wife's estate; that as a part of the marriage agreement and a will aubsequently made he was to be deed the Oakland property at Twelfth and Jackson streets which the wile now seeks'to recover. SEPARATION CITED. In the proceedings of the original Eastern Ports. NryiV YORK Arrired. March 14.

stmr Panama from Colon; March 1.1, Br stmr Megantic from San Juan: Itai stmr IV ns from Nanlea; stmr k. I. Luckenbach from Los Angeles. Ssiled, Msrch 15 Sjian itmr Leon XIII for Cidu; Ft ttmr Paris for Ilarre. water and rail haul for both ana freight.

A greter numlter than in recent years are bound In this spring and the three winter fcerrice tteainshius Vicuiris. Northwestern tnd For Friday, March 17. Pier Now Viirk itmr A 1.. knt. Admirtl Wathou on the heattle-Sewanl mn are A I.

5 v. cloudy, wind louth 10 niilee, break nr pati-h. 1'iHNT KKY.ES At 8 cloudj, wind touth 20 miles. At 5 p. cloudy, wind touth JO miles, ret lujdoratf.

MARSHKIE1.TV-At I. clrmny, wind southeast miles, ternix-ratiins 3S. barometer sea rough. At 5 i rn run. wind southwest IS miles.

temfrsttife 40. ltaromeUir V.54, a roua-h. FTl'RfcihA At a. overcast, wind siutn- went 8 milea, temperature 45. barometer ec smooth.

YanooureT, lir atmr I. (iiagsley, 5 p. ID-Gray 'i Harbor, stmr 10 a. was impossible, that it was likelv pelican traveling north and carrying the tadpole for a lunch en route, dropped it. Todav Mrs.

William fhtmnw Angeiea, aunr iTwaaent, a p. m. Loa Angeiea, atmr MumboidL 4 p. rortlanJ, itmr Davenport, 5 p. Portland, at jut Annette Rolph, p.

m. Island Ports. Arrired, March 13 Alabama Mara frum Seattle. Jip ttmr Transport Strriee. Sheridan At San Francisoo.

Dil At Csllfoniis (it). Houston At San Francisco. rensecola At San Fraiicsico. Somine At lalllornia City. MeigsAt San Francisco.

i hatesii Thiewy -At California City. Wheston At Honolulu. Sherman Manila for Ban Francisco Sailed from Honolulu March 8. ligan San Francisco for Manila Arrired at Ilunolulu Msrch 15. Buf'ird At San Krancicso Thomss At Manila.

Neeptirt News At San Francisco. Argumie At Manila. Chaumont Msnils for San Franciao Sailed from Honolulu March 14. At p. ram.

wind soinnwesi i mii km. lOt partly cloudj, wind southeast 4 miies. WEST Jli-bii i Lai. 25:06 long 145:34 cloudy, wind northeast J4 miles. MAM KAI Lt.

SV41! long. partly clcudy, wind south 21 miles. HAM ER. Lat. 47:24 long.

cloudy, wind northwest 40 Biilea, PA.W LET. lat B2Ua long. snow, wind nortneat 24 miles. MONTANA Lat. 'SO long-.

129 partly cloudy, wind et IS milea sUEKMAN. Lat. 33 SW bug. 1-f :30 partly clotidr, mud west IS miles. BOHEMIAN CLLii.

For Saturday, March 18. Pier Lmnrntun ju. lrometer sea moaen.ie. Foreign Ports. H5 LiTer(ool, atmr Steel RxiJorter, idiHUgiong.

itmr China. 1 d. nounced that she found a three inch tadpole on her front porch after tha same rain. Ringle says there may have been two pelicans. 21 Bids for Shipping' Board's Fleet Sent In New York, itmr lowau, p.

Knenada. Mei atmr folimi. n. taxed to their caiwity to naudle the northuound crowdt. The ictorit far the tailing tomorrow tfternonn has hsil til of her hret and second clsst tconmmodstions told for two dtys; sud the Adoilrtl Wilson snil Northwestern, now on return trips, sre practically booked up for passengers and freight lor their return royages.

R. (Irace A Co. 'a steamship Sauta t'nis waa returned to the water thia attermxm trom tlie Todd drydock. where she had sitteen damaged plates repaired or renewed. The ressel is now practically ready for her South American serrice.

Her place in the drydock was taken an hour later bv the Alaska ttieamship Cora fiany's liner Alamt.li, which is resdy for dealing and painting following the installation of new boilers and other betterments. Tlie Alameda has be-n out of ccmiulAiiiiiii for several months for the csrrylng on of this work and site will rexunie her Southwestern Alaskan serrice in atxmt ten dsy Cables to the pacific Steamship Ctompanr today report the shipping board liner Silrer State as havins arrived at Kobe on her return Seattle, attur Admiral Goodrich, 11 a. m. Seattle, itmr Nome 3ty, 5 p. m.

10 O'l it 1'ortland, itmr Willamette, 6 p. rireka. itjnr Wanhinattio. a. ia.

TALARA Sailed, March 11. itmr Meriden for 5sn Francisi-o ria Balboa stmr Jeplha for (ii.ayaguil; March 14, ttmr Jrptha for Buenereiilura OLAYAyl IL Arrived. March Dan nit Siam from San Franciwo: Mar-h 12, tunr Jenrht from Valparaiso ria Talnra. Sailed, Msnh 14, stmr Jeptlia for Buena-Teiitura. PALERMO Arrired.

March 8, stmr Ensjey Cltr from New Orleans. OLA Si01V Ssiled, MarrA 8. ttmr Tuaoa-loose City for London. FALMOCTH Arrired. March 9.

stmr Fkst- Lot Angeiea, tmr nle, 4 jx m. Loi Angriea, itinr Admiral Dewev. 11 a. m. SanU Crux, atmr San Automo, a p.

March 15 Th Renewals. Stmr DAVID 140 torn; Charlea TlTilte. nisater. stmr ILHLLM1NA; Artb. Ii.

Souls, master. Stmr ATLAS, 1.143 tons; C. K. PhUlpt, master. Shipping- Board today had received" suit and tlie cross complaint filed yesterday by Dr.

O'Brien it appears lhat after their marriage In 1914 the couple went to Europe and that upon their return to the United For Sunday, March 19, Pier Shanghai, Jap stior Woyo Mani, 30 For Monday, March 20. Pier em City from Iliiladelphia. rorsge from Manila, and the line Tree outward bonud it reported proceeding Tuesday from Hnanghai for Hongkong and Manila, States they separated. A reconciliation came about in July, 1915. and General Orders.

Br trmr PITY or RA.NUODN, from Hull. Msrch II a. m. Stmr, CHINA, from orient, Mirra 18, 11 a. m.

isuiea, siarcn stmr nest iunee tor MA RSBIIAKR Sailed. March 8. stmr Annia-ton Citr for New Orleans. SANTOS Sailed, Mirch ttmr Caspir for New York. MONTEVIDEO Ssiled, March 9, Crof.

ton Hsll -for York. POKT SAIls Sailed. March 9. Br ttmr Antwerp, lKitcii stmr Noorderdijk, p. Glsegow, Br stmr Oothiesur, p.

Mew York, tunr Andrea F. Lurkenbsch, p. m. Oosn Ftlla, Br itmr Ctnadtan Rorer. p.

m. sni'ourer, stmr Fred Baxter. p. tirar'a Harhor, stmr Hartwood. 1 p.

Pori land-, "stmr Senator, 8 p. thev again separated In March, 19H. iwenty-tive bids in response to tha advertisement offering virtually its entire fleet for sale. ipenin'g of the bids, which wss set for todav," has been postponed as a result of the absence of Vice President Farley, in charge of sales. One bid.

opened Inadvertently because it was improperly addres.sed, was from a man in North JPasota. who offered for the en-' tire fleet. He failed, however, to enclose a certified check for J1, pep. cent of the amount of his bid. Mrs.

O'Brien maintains homes in San Francisco and Fresno. She Is ASTORIA IS. The ns departs merit smmunition tteamer Sitro arrired from Bremerton today snd docked tt Kort Sterem, where she is to losd some dismantled The steam schooner Daisy Putnam finished loadinc lumber at Knappton this tftemoon and sailen tonifc'ht for San Pedro, The steamer Luise Nielsen it due from Gray's Harlior to tske on bunker coal here before sailing for the orient. Taneda Taunematau. aged IS years, a member of the crew of the Japanese stesmer Toko Cits of Weetmineter tor New York, Anchored in Stream.

Off Meigs. Wharf Stmr HAMEK and ship UATK. Off Goat Isltod U. 8. nary tinker RAM- APn.

Off Mttsion Rock Schr ESTHER. now residing in the latter city. 1'IEK UIHbCTiUn. 31 Bsnsomel (41 Bi AmtoU, March 7, Br stmr Canadisn Skirmisher from Auckland. HONG KOMI Arrired, March 13.

Br stmr Harold Dollar from Vancouver, ria Yokohama, t. Washington 8.... Jsrkson fl rscirlc! as. 28.. 82..

84.. 30.. PVliW firXI At overcast, calm, temperature 40. barometer 30.U, fa smooth. TATOOSH At 8 a.

ovorcast, wind aoutlieast 2S miles, temperature 40, barometer ai.7(), set amootli At ft p. rloudv, wind south IS miles, temperature 41, barometer 2W.o, sea moderate POINT AttrtUHLLO-At 8 a. hazy, wind north IS mile, umperature 50, barometer 30.0S, sea amootli. At ft p. fo(J, 1n.

temperature 67. rmrometer 30 02, sea amootli. NORTH HKAD-At 5 p. smith 12 miles, temperature 40. barometer B0.6M, ie moderate.

(The dock location of vessels arrived In port as listed below is ubject to change after docking.) Arrived at This Fort. Wednesday, March 15. Btmr HEJ BN P. DREW, Hendrickson. 1 hours from Greenwood, at 4:15 a.

m. Lumber to IVoodyesr Lumber 1 pmpany. At Oaaiana. S'mr COAST, Krause, 37 hours from Crement City, at a. m.

267 teet lumber to tinbr Wall Company. Stmr ANNK'ITW KOU'H. Johnson, hours from Columbia ririr, at Ho a. m. Merchandise to Charles R.

McConnkk Company. Docked at pier M. Stmr FORT BRAOO, Bostrom, 18 hour from Mendocino, at a. m. Bound lor iuavmas nut in for fuel.l Docked at pier 17.

btmr MULTNOMAH, Johnaon, hours from Gray's Harbor, at a. in. I Bound for Los Ant-elea: iit in for fuell. Docked at pier 7. Uai achr MA HY.MAN, Kerrhisle, 12 hnura from Point Arena, at 9:40 a.

m. Merchaudihe to E. J. Lindfr eVmr F.I.DORADO, Seatrom, hours fmro Anacortes, at 10 a. m.

'Bound for New Orle.uin; ptit in to finish loading.) Docked at pier IS. CARLOS. Anderson, fiD'i hours from Cray's Harbor. St a. m.

feet lum'rto iMnovan Lumber Company. Docked at pier .17. Stmr CREOt.B STATE. Flemmins, 40 dar 23 hours 7 minutes from Calcutta, ria Manila 3 dajs 3 ho-in 4 minutes, via Honolulu riars 2t hours 27 minutes, at 11 :10 a. m.

Pas-eenfera and mervhanntse to Padnc Mail Steamship Comian. Docked at pier 44. th tc AWK, Butt, (rum a whiun cruise, at iiiH 0. a etc. Sleiisrt Main Besle Premont First Maru.

now loading lumber for the orient, died AUCKLAND Arrired. March 12. Br stmr -m. Montgoni Montgom'r 37.... Kearny SSh.Grsnt 41 I'owell 4.1 Powell J.

rirosdwsy-i Tug PORT SAUNDERS, Olson, from whaling cruise at 6:40 p. in. Stmr CEI.ILO, Larsen, 4 days 4 hours from Krerett at 4.1 p. ni. (bound for Los Angeles; put in to finHh loadinngi.

Docked at pier 7. Ship OOl.L'EN (iATK Haskell, 1MU days from Manchester. Tia llsllwa days at p. m. In ballast to James Bolph Company.

Anchored off Meujg YVharf. Stmr HYMEU. Olson, 2:1 days from Manila at p. l.MOU tons of merchandise to tilruthm Karrj-. Anchored off MeigKS Wharf.

Cleared From This Tort. Wednesday, March 15. Stmr YENEK1IEI.A, 3,443 tons. Marino, for Nw York ti Havana. Pacific Mail Steamship Compiuy.

Sued ms BALBOA, 3.3S1 tons. Cundberg, for Stockholm. R. C.race A Co. Stmr 1XIRT 4HS toua, Bostrom, for Guavmas.

11. Stmr RUTH ALEXANDER. tons, Cousins, for Victoria and Seattle. Pacific Steamship Company. Stmr kl.IHUAlH, 1.2W tons, Hansen, for New Orleans.

Ssyne Hoyt. Stmr WiT ROWA. S343 tona, Jacobsen, for Manila. Strutbers Barry. Stmr STEEL NAVIiJATuR.

3.471 tons, Havs, for Boston. Lilly Co. Stmr BLUE TRIANtil.t. 3,117 tons, Coleman, for New York. Pacific Steamship Con-panv Stmr SENATOR, tons.

Sohst, for Los Angeles and San Diego. Pacific eteamhsm Company. Stmr ADMIRAL RODMAN. 3 tons, Tib-hriu, for Portisnd. Tacific Steamship Stmr RAYMOND, S5R rons.

Knodsen, for Aberdeen. Sudden Christensen. Stmr DEERi'IBLD. 4(144 tons. Beat, for Baltimore.

Pacific Steamship Company. at a local hospital during last night. 11 Vllejo Bay Movements. Pin ms KdltKNHAVF.N From Hunter't Point to I'nion Iron Woiks. Hr ttmr Bt'CClM'M From it ream to Marti net.

US Walhenio from San Francisro for San Pedro. YOKOHAMA Arrived. March 11. Br atmr Knight Tmplar from Boston ria Honolulu. F.NSENADA Arrired, March 12.

Nor ttmr Bala California from Pimtarenaa me Japanese stesmer Neijo Maru irom ti-ptrsiso na San Francisco arrired today and went to Portland to take on freight for Hong 40. First Ttnsrj t-Lagiina 'rnion-1 1.... kong. Carrying a cargo of lumber and several filbert 42. M.

M. Si 48 HeCTind China Bssin.Sd rourth riessengeni trom St. Helena, tne steera senooner iaisv Msttbews sailed today for ban Francisoo ii. Or nwich-l 15. fir'nwirh 2 Minion Howard-1 18..

llurard--J 20... Fo'iom-l 22... Fobvim-2 24... Hamvin SI Nl, A poke Arrired, March 12 ttmt EXirymarbut from NeV York. SHANOHAI Arrired.

March 11. Br atmr Kabinga from Nsw York. ITNTARKNAS Railed. March 11. Br atmr and San Pedro.

27... Lomlisrd 29... Sansome VICTORIA March IS. Aeeordimr to of-111 JV1U.I, F.m- Loch Katrine for San Francisco. Arrived, March 12, stmr Adna from San Francisco: stv- West Ivan from Tacnma: March Dr.

O'Brien lives In Los Angeles. Woman Hat Takes Fire During Service SYRACUSE, March 15. A woman's hat caught fire during the funeral services for Mrs. Victoria Czysz and her daughter Helen in the Sacred Heart Church this morning. The accident occurred to Mrs.

Mary Swlderskl, one of the 150 candle bearers. Prompt action on the part of a mr.n standing beside the candle bearer prevented a panic among 1.500 people In the church. He snatched the burning hat from the woman's head and stamped out th. flames but not betoiw her hair had caught fire and ahe was burntxl about lb fACa 1-1 Hr atmr Oty of Victoria from Portland (Orel. Sailed.

March 1.1. ttmr China Arrow for San Official Refuses to Chase Town Chickens PERU (Mass.1, March 15 'Tv. cot enough to do. I'll be hanged. If 1 chase everybody's co an4 chickens, too." It was in this wise that Krinic Creamer, "pooh bah of Peru," called a halt on the honors belnif riven him at the town meeting.

The nineteen voters of this Berkshire town had just elected him ss moderator, town clerk, selectman, treasurer, tax collector, overseer of th poor, and niumber of the board. Then? someons timninatd fcun ft field irlvtc CU4 iaii Francisco. presa of Russia, a number of nsw warships bare recently been set afloat in Japanese Tarda The second-class cruiser Yura was launched three weeka ago at the Saeebo nesl arsenal. The work cm the Yura waa started last Msy. bhe Is a sister ship of the Abukuma snd the Kinu.

now under conatrm-tion at the TJraga ana Kawasaki dockyards, respectively, and Is capable of bpeed of 33 knots. She carries seven guns, two machine guns and eight torpedo tubes. The seeond-claat cruiser Natori has also been launched at the dockyard nf )ie Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Company at Marine Mishaps. March 18, stmr Frank 1). Stout stent shore yesunlay morning S00 yards west of Btilard rock.

Docking Orders. The following orders will be delivered fer the Marine Exchai.k'e lookout al Meigx btmr AI1I1RAL 'OK I CH Dock on north lide of pier IS. outer berth. Stmr BOLIVIA Lock on south tide of pier Stmr BRUNSWICK Dock on touth tide of pier 17. Stmr KB VEST H.

BY RR Dock on south tide of leer 7. middle btrth. Stmr CEI.ILO Dock on touth aide of pier 7. inner berth. Stmr MCLTNOM AH lick tt pstr T.

Registered. Stmr FTTH Al RXAMJiiB, 4mt; K. Grasua. mtr, Odd niimuert nortb of Markst eren. souta.

Pacific Coast Ports. AI.BItVf Armed, March 15, 1030 a. stmr Passdena from Ban Francisre. ASTftRIA Arrired. Slarch 15.

8 9 Nitro fnmi San VtsoHto; 9 io a. stmr O. C. Linlauer from Han Francisco: 3 p. stmr.

Hnquiam San FTsnciaco; 8 p. stmr Rose City from elan Franetro; p. Jap r.oir Seiyo Mam Iras San Francisco. Sailed, March 15. 7:10 a.

stmr In wan fnr flan FranciA'o: 1 p. stmr Daisy Mathews for San Francisoo: 1:30 p. atmr RoMn Adslr for Seattla 11 A Rf. Arrived. March 14.

ft ttmr La Lorraine from New York. Sailed. March 11. Fr ttmr Roebambeau for York. KKUMbN Arnven.

iiarcn J. tier ttmr Serdli'-i from New Y'nrk. NAPLES Arrived. Msn-h 7. Ital atmr Gui- Nagasaki.

Sailed From This Port. Wednesday, March 15. LOS li The 1.US A.UHLtB, Biramer Oceania Tanoe. whWh has been Kr-eied at tbit irt for emne tepj Verdi from New Sailed. March 13, Br atmr Bmvweat of France lot New York.

COPENHAGEN Arrived. Mirch 14. Dsn mi -Cniltd sVwtta hem Xtrw ler HK1.LI,MI1IA3J Arrlea. MUFI In, straf Ktmr AETIA3, Uansen, for BratUt. at SiK) Henr- T.

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