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10 THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER- -SATURDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1916 a 4 TRAVEL INFORMATION. TRAVEL INFORMATION. TRAVEL INFORMATION.

TRAVEL INFORMATION. COURT STARS TO SOUTHERN PACIFIC PLAY IN ANNUAL BAY TOURNEY Play will start to-morrow on the "NIGHT AND DAY TELEPHONE SERVICE" MORTALITY IN DUCK CIRCLES TO BEAWFUL Vast Army of Sportsmen Primed for Proper Killings Throughout California To-Morrow. MABEL TRASK PUTS ANOTHER ON STJPRISCO Lee Axworthy Lowers Georgia Record by Doing Mile In 155 9 3-4. S. S.

"GOVERNOR" AT NOON TO-DAY Seattle Tacoma-Victoria $10, $17.50, $18.50, $21, $22, One Way 1 Berth and Meals Included Golden Gate Perk courts in the annual men's Bay Counties championship tournament for the singles title. Fop Train Arrival and Dapurturea, Fares, Tlokot and Routea of Travel! Third and Townrend Streeta Station, San Franclaco, Phone Sutter 6280. I Oakland Pier Stetion by boata to or from Ferry Station, San Franolsooaf Phona Sutter 6300. I General Information Phona 8utter 6300 Flood Building, or Douglas 2382, Ferry Station. TIME SCHEDULES ALL TRAINS DAILY, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED Carl Gardner, the present Bay Counties champion, will defend his title and some of the other stars who are entered are Roland Roberts, Van Dyke Johns, William Marcus, Clyde THREE SWIMMING RECORDS BROKEN BY MISS COWELLS Miss Frances Cowells, San Francisco mermaid, shattered two American and one Pacific coast record in winning the women's 600-yard swim-ming race last night at Piedmont Baths.

Miss Cowells set new American figures for 400 and 600 yards and broke her own coast mark for 220 yards. Miss Cowells passed the 400-yard mark in 6:59 1-5. The former record was 7:06 4-5, and was held by Miss Olga Dorfer of Philadelphia. Her time for 600 yards was elgM minutes flat, which broke another American record, held by Miss Claire Galligan of New York at 8:02 3-5. Miss Cowells reduced her coast record for 220 yards to The former figures were Miss Helen Joyner finished second and Miss Alice Goodman third in the race.

OH AND AFTER OCTOBER 1. lltl. TRAINS LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE AT SAN FRANCISCO 1 4 Curley, Byron Batkln and Elmer Third and Townaend Streeta Griffin. John Strachan and William Mar- Foot of Market Street Via OAKLAND PIER (Subject to (shunt without aolioe) From cus, State champions, are figured to Via COAST LINE (Subject to chog without notice) Jjjjj Lrav For Los Angeles-San Diego $53, $86, $W5, $105 One $10.15, $11.15, $12.15 S. S.

"PRESIDENT," 4 P. M. MONDAY be the strongest team in the doubles competition, the drawings for which were announced yesterday as follows: Grill Room at 3rd Street Station "Grill Room on all Ferry Boatf VIA SUNSET ROUTE. Connections at Lot Angeles, (or El Pato, Now Orlttje and East, aj)0t SHORE LINE UMITED-SaUnat. Pate Roblea Hot Knriua.

Kin Ijii. (ik.TZ. Tickets to All Points East PACIFIO COAST STEAMSHIP CO. Stillnn frem PIERS 19-18-20 TllipheaH Kearny, 492j Otklang, $680 IIURLIU Oaklano: 1226 Broadway riiuvr rood. Ouerin and Baaa Oerdner and R.

Roberto. Jiiijt and Ferber re. M. Roaenrierg and pertner. Hanehei end Monro ra he lan and Bimard and Olarfc a Oreenbetc and Kamky.

Riraiua and Pritrhard ta Btranfiea and Marine. IHnnoodey apd Wnaht t. Rdckney and Stnitb TiEOOVD ROUND. Benam end Diinahaa R. and H.

Rtnary. Hunt and Wrllbtira ta Orarera arid Lery, Parker and Pate n. fcytiran and fitlrrli. Oirley and Batkin n. Hetinirtf and partnrr.

Ptill and trlner, a bye. 'Jriffln and Ambroee. a bye. Barbara, Los Angeles'. 7.7.

TZ.T ttSL can viobo, ust Angeiea. Ouiard. Ventura, Santa Barbara, (LoeiDoc? Bm Luis ObiMJo. Pato Roblet Hot Bpringa, Kiri ATLANTA October 10. Mabel Trask, owned and driven by Walter R.

Cox, added to her vie-torles over her harness rival, St. Frisco, when, in straight beats in the Grand Circuit races to-day, she won the Georgia Railway and Tower Company cup and the big end of a 12,500 purse. Lee Axworthy, the world's champion trotting stallion, came out be-tween events with B. F. White at the reins, and started to lower the Georgia track record of 2:05.

He reeled off the mile in 1:69. Peter Mac also came out and gave an exhibition mile performance, piloted by M. McDevltt. He made his mile in thus himself beating the Georgia record as it stood before Lee Axworthy lowered it, 28 Clue txntUng; (Jeorgia Railway and Power 'p; 8 in purse 12,500. Meble freak, eh.

by Peter the Or. 0d MU. Mutoal (Cox) 1 1 St. KTiano. h.

Vrv VIA OODEN ROUTE. UOa THE NEWSBOy-RoeeTiUe, Ilocklin, Pm- rrn, Kawoaatla, Auburn, Colfax I0.AOP 9J0Ot GOLD FIELD PASS. Colfat, TrucJtee, Reno. UaMen, Wabuaka (Yenngtoo, Buoo). Mink, ToaoptA.

Goldfiald. La wa, Keaicr 8.10 10.20a "PACI FI0 LIMITED" ColfM. Truekee, Reno, Uaaen. Wianetnuoea, Battle Mountain, Palisade, Elko, Wella, Uobre, Ogn. Coe)'enn Omaha, CbitHO 81 LaktCity, Vmm, hanaM City.8t.UuT Mpa IMOa RoawTiUa.

Roeklio. Newcaetla. Coifu 2.304 MOpSAN FRANCISCO LIMITED Coif ag, Tnieltee, Reno, Hawn, Lorelock, Winne-Bueca, Elko, Cobra. Oiden, Cheyenne, Omhi, eago. Dearer.

Kanstt City, Bt. Louig 7.50p OVERLAND UMITED-Dentar, Kanwa City, Bt. Louig, Omaha, 10.10a B.40p ATLANTIC CXPRESS-CoKax, Tm'kee, Reno, Fernky. (Wadaworth, BunannEe, ert-wood), atea Fallon), Elko, Ogdeo. Pueblo, Oenrer, Kantat City, 8t.

Ixiit, Chieaito T-oOp TRAVEL INFORMATION. Northwestern Pacific OCTOBER 191 San Francisco 9.00a SAN LUIS OBI8P6 PASSENGER- Salinas. Holedad, King City, Han ilirwL Paao Robles Hot Spnngs, San Lug Obispo. 4.00p 2.00p I 12.30 I 8.10a 4.00p SAUNAS VALLEY PASSENGER Salinas, Contain, Soledad, King City, San Lucas, Bradley, Kan Miguel, Paso RoblesHotSpringt, Santa Margarita, San Luis Obispo IQ.tJSa 8.00p THE LARK Salinas, SwjU Barbara, Lot Angeles, San Diego 9.49a 0.1 Op Connect at San Joss, Sunset Eipre 9.40e JT NEW AND Union Ferrr Dpot IMPROVED Arrlte leare I VIA 6AU8ALITO SEBVICE Vinehurg. Sonoma, (ilea EHe Woodecre Laaunllae.

JPt Tha Floatla ralaeo ef Us FaeUa Eeree Petaluma, Hanta Roaa, Healda burg. Clorerdale. I'klah, WilliU. Fort Bragg. I-nf-le.

fcrtuna, Fernbrtdge. Eureka. Areata, 6ebaatopal Pt Rajn Camp Meeker, tad Ulia CutnUlM 9 i STEAMSHIP T6p 1 Great Northern 1:1 Sal peiwiii, s. by BerUni lie (Wait) Bel Also ran: Bedia Hum wit. Tlm 2j08U JC04, anWli.

Two-year-old trotting claaa. two la three, added money AoOOt Mary Cbbum. eh. br nfearica sad I VIA 6UrtSET ROUTE. 40j SUNSET LIMITED Lot Angeiea, Colton, Niland, Yuma, Maricopa, lucaoa, Benton, Sowla, Lordabure, Demicg, Paw, Bin Antonio, Houston, New Orleant and Eatt 3 JOg aV20g Tourist Sleeper Waahingtoo-SusMt Routa (or New Orlean.

Waahinctoa, XX C. 3J0p 7A0p SUNSET EXPRESS Lot Angtiea, Colton, Maricopa (Phoenu), Tueaon. bowie, LI Paao. 8an Antonio, Houitoa, New Orleana, aud Ka. Armm Ferry buuoo 7i0fl 7A0p SEASHORE EXPRESS Morgankiu, Gikor, SaUnaa, Oonuleg, tint City, baa Luit Obiipo, 8aaU Barbara, Lot Anftlei, Ban Diego.

(Returatna Newark) 0-'t jmtfh, 628 ft; Tonaap fetahjma. Santa Iloaa. fluerne- tuO PaaMDsera. 10 4(a 10 46. Alma Bedley (White) 3 1 1 The Rami Ledv, by Moko (Murphy( IIS TRES PIN0S, SANTA CRUZ.DEL MONTE.PACIF14 GROVE, GLEN WOOD, BOULDER CREEK, BIQ TREES.

-t OJOa Morganhlll, Gilroy (Tres Pines), Wataoei ville, Aptot, Capitola, Santa 8.10 tVOOa Watson villa, Saou Crus Del Wonts, Moo. tercy, Pacific Crow. loisS 8.05a SCENIC LOCAL Alma, Wright, Glenwood, Mt. Htrmon (Boulder Creek), Baau Crua, Aptcs, Vi ataooviUe Del Monte, Monterey, PaciSs Grove a30 0.00a Holliiter, Tres Pmos Wataonville. Saosn Crus Del Monte, Monterey, Pacino Grot 4.00a 2.00p DEL MONTE EXPRESS-MorganhiU.

Oik rov, Sargent Watsoavilla, Santa CrusDal Monte, Monterey, Pscifie Grova IZJOa 4JM)p Morganhill, Gilroy (Holuster, Trej PinosJ, 6afgWateoaville, Santa 0.IOij 4.00p Del Mont, Monterey, Pacific Grove 9 14.1 Op WATSON VILLE JUNC LIMITED Alma, Wright Laurel, Glenwood, Mt. Hermoa, Felton (Boulder Creek), Santa Crui, Watsonvilla. Watonville Junction tO.BOf 103j First lalllae; Tues.t Nov. 7 Itopmer at Bllo permit' tuif Pay and Mbt Via. riiie, Wnnte Kio, uazaaero Petaluna, Ranta Rraa.

Hldehrg Wondacre, Larmitae, Pt. Reye Petaluma, Hanta Koaa. Gum-neriile, Monte Bio. Duncan Utile Petaluma, Ranta Rota, Healda-biirg, Cl'nerdale. I'kiah, Wiilita.

'Rebajtopol Larinitai, I t. Kejea, Canp Meeker VIneburg, Bonotna. Glen Ellen JJ1 eiue ptd. three Are, firm 11,000. LUtie Frank little Frank (Valentine) I I Dr.

Griffin, b. bv Girnhnk Wilkee I tip T3-45r 11 VIA EL PASO ROUTE. add Annie Fox (gtllee) 2 I Iailj Venue, br. br IrrrA Roberta Tolcano Kilanea ana nissar venue i AWi ran: Mies Bell Panhea end Queen Ha). retaluma.

Kanta Roaa. Hloahrg Home of Eternal aire, 8 44 I040t Rock Ialand Tourist Car, EangaJ City, fiw Louit, Chieago 8 Antonio Sleeper l.lOp tMp GOLDEN STATE LIMITED 8UBdard Sleeoer for Kanaaa City, Chicago. a.30a Larjnitaa, PI ReTee Dma 2V7Vk. 3:10. SS'i.

2' TRAVEL by WATER The Satisfactory Way PORTLAND THE FLOATING PALACE S.S. NORTHERN PACIFIC A Swift, PeUghtfti Trip Tbtt Bests Both Hind and Body THB natural, sane open-air way, with the wholesome enjoyment and mental rest which an ocean trip offers as does no other. GAMES! MISICI SOCIAL LIFEt Jar! No Sraoket No DJ Sailings i Pier Ao. 7, 10:30 AJL OCTOBER 28, 11. ad pprozlmately CTery fear ears.

Sane Time Fast Tralas tick Err orrrcEa Maket BL Fb. Strt. MO 1180 Oakland. Oak. Great destruction is promised among: the species duck to-day and to-morrow.

Sportsmen all over California ar primed for killing before the big flights are thinned out and thousands will be out In an effort to bring back the toothsome sprig and mallard, which predominate Just. now. Hunters who have been out during the week have enjoyed far greater success than the, average of the opening, shoot last Sunday. Then the sportsmen were so thick that good results were impossible in many spots. Charlie Kewell and Fred Kewell went down to Mt Kden last Wednesday and had no difficulty in picking off limits.

Spoonbills were quite nu-merous In the region, Louis Thle-baut, Frank Egan, Joseph Mehlhop and Fred Kewell will all be out at Mt. Eden to-morrow, and more than a score of other members of the club will also get into action. Dr. A. T.

Leonard had a limit shoot on the Pastime Club at Mt. Eden last Wednesday, Ed Haughey and Jack Leonard stayed a couple of days on the Alameda marsh and. filled their bags as far as the law permitted. George Franzen, Ed Dougherty, Pete Swan-son, C. D.

Le Gal, Jack Lennon and Charlie Stammer will all shoot on i he Alameda marsh to-morrow. C. Howe, Charlie Urfer and Bernard Lapachet, all of whom had fair success last Sunday, will also be out for the day's sport. The Sulsun marshes are affording good sport, according to A. Heb-gen, who oBJoyed a limit shoot there during the "week, and will attract a goodly crowd.

Henry Sexton, who shot at Hammond island, declares that sprig and mallard are flying thick all through the region. Jack Howard, Joe Garbarlno, Charlie Raynaud, Joe Rldberg. E. C. Conroy and Jack Cattermole will make for the Wingo and Black point districts, where the shooting last Sunday was fairly good, although limits were not numerous because of the large -number of sportsmen out.

In many of the rice districts shooting will be conducted under much more favorable auspices than last Sunday. Much of the rice has been cut during the week, and sportsmen will be permitted to penetrate many of the fields in search of their kill. Native Son Nines to Meet on Diamond The leading teams in the Native Sons Baseball League have hard games to-morrow. South San Francisco parlor will meet Olympus at Vlsitacion valley, while Stanford clashes with National at Ewlng field. Two games will be played at Golden Gate Park, Balboa meeting Alcalde and Sequoia playing Yerba Buena.

Twin Peaks and California play at the Jackson playgrounds, but no grounds have yet been selected for the games between Dolores and Castro srjd Precita and Niantic. Golden Gate parlor will have a strong team in the field for the games against El Capitan at Fourth and Bluxovne struts. aw clan trotting, three in nva, purse $1,000 On Pares lunAniaJuxt). unHniehod). Alias Psrfaneion.

Vm. Hr Ren. Wilts VIA SHASTA ROUTE, (AMI Sacramento Valley) awl Rue FUtnhar iMcMetum) lit JWs Ditict, b. by IHrwt Well and VHa M. (McDwvltt) 8 2 Daily Kundaj.

JSundeyi only. ZSatur- ELEffRIC RAUSAtlTO. Sautaljto. Mill Valley. Ban Rafael.

FeJrf" erery 80 minute from 4:45 A. M. until A. tlien hourly untU P. then 8:18 p.

m. and erery in minutee until P. VL, than 9 30, 11:30 P. and 12 48 A. M.

Ttoiron and Belredere Daily ry hour fmm A. M. until 1:411 P. then 8:18 bour nnUJ :18, then SAN MATEO, REDWOOD CITY, MAY FIELD, pedal BMuoed Eouad Later Salllncs SAN JOSE. Cook Is Winner of Pistol Championship JACKSONVILLE! October 20.

The. individual pistol match, the concluding event on the National Association's programme, was won here to-day by George Cook of Washington, D. who scored 885 out of a possible 420 points. N. It.

Wilcox, Nevada civilian team, with J79 points, was Becond and W. H. Spencer of St, Louis third with the same score. There were' 308 competitors. George W.

Chesley of New Haven, was declared the winner 'Of the grand aggregate match as he chalked up 809 out of ft possible (55 points. Wrestling Champion Retains His II onors Bob Thompson, Coast amateur heavyweight champion, and George Nees, lightweight title holder, won their matches in the Olympic Club's wrestling bouts held as the feature of ladies' night at the club last night, Thompson threw C. E. Allen ln twenty-five minutes and thirty seconds, and Nees pinned 11. Pmulson in three minutes and twenty-one eeconds.

The remainder of the bouts resulted as follows: H. Via threw T. CUmpfrt in 9 mlnuteg 89 SOOndS. N. Jotm WetM M.

Phillips, decision. Van Philip defeated T. Mirotdtr, deciainn. A. Hbtanitt threw Via Palerogue.

4 minuU 22 seconds. O. Bmrrnos threw E. Sehumaknr, li minute; 43 seconds. All Is Off Between Dillon and Gibbons NEW YORK, October 20.

It is all off between Jack Dillon and Mike Gibbons, so far as their -scheduled fight at St, Paul is concerned. Dillon, when he signed, agreed to make 161 pounds at 3 o'clock on the afternoon of the scrap. To-day he realized he could not get down to the weight, and wired Gibbons, saying he would be willing to go on if 163 at 6 o'clock would be agreeable. Gibbons declined, and the fight is off, French Champion Wins. NEW YORK, October 20.

Albert Badoud, French welterweight champion, defeated Johnny Alberts of Bayonne, N. in a ten-round bout in Brooklyn last night. The men weighed 152 pounds each. 1-521 Sonth Jan Frandseo. Ban Mateo, 15 t'Sf flAito, San Joes 1 'Te ia WZ, lUi Tein I 24; Feb.

12; Mcs. r. M. end 12 45 A. M.

ONLY FOUR NIGHTS AT SEA TICKET OrnCEH B.uua tan jote. 8.05s boutb ban Fraaciteo. Saa Bruno, lO.iOa Burlingame, San Mateo, Red-' 3.25p, wood City, Ma) field. n'SSlBurlinrame. San Mateo.

Redwood, 'J Utj.Majfield, San Jose Z-00 San Jose 85Tirt8 Market 8t Phone Br.tter A42. UOt THE NEWSBOY RoeeTjlle, Mrjrrilto, Ororilk, Gridley, Bigs. Durhtm, Chim, rina, Tafaama, Gorber 7i0i THE STATESMAN RoteTille, Marytrillo, (OronUa,) Gndiey, Chioo, Tehama, B.30o 7.2(ia Red Bluff, Afldereon, Eedding, DcMmuir VjWa Wanifiani Wiriii'(6olViaa')' Matwl Willowa, Or land 1 1 Tehama, Gerbtr M0f I.O0 SHASTA LIMITED Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Bpokane 0.S0p 1140a PORTLAND EXPRESS Roeerille, Marya. Tille. Gndiey, Chios, Red Blu8, Aahland, Roeaburg.

PortUnd, Taeoma, Beattk 7 JO B.00a EL DORADO Rneerille, Lincoln, Wheat-bad. MaryirUle (OroviUt), Gridiey, Biggt, CyroTrr. "JO 0.00a Davit. Woodland, Arbuckle. Williama, (Coluaa), Maxwell, Willowt, Orland.

Corn- inf. Tehama lOAOp 1.20b OREGON EXPRESS RoteTille, Marrtrilte, n.JJ: fiwnM LmmA 'ISO Broadway. Oakland I0.B5 2.00a 6.30a d8.40 7.38a to.ooe 4.ooa 12.30 840a to.ooe 9.40a lo.ioa tOOa ueuaod 153. 3.00pd.i;... e.n rtn R.1wnnrl City, Waybcid, ban Joes 4.20p tS.05p 16i0 SAV FRANCISCO TO BArRALITO J'jat W'ea aailjr at Ao and 10 A.

01, 7. 4 and 6 P. alao on Bundarf tad noU-aar at 8 and 8 30 P. M. RAVSALITO TO TlBfRON Dally wing Pautalito to Tlburon.

wnneeting with "80 A. U. and 4.00 P. U. boat from Ban Franelepo.

BAtBALITO TO BAN FRANCISCO Boat TiO, 8 20 and 11:20 A. liO, -M. and 20 P. alao en Sun- and hoUdaya at 8J10 and IO20 P. U.

No automobilte will be handled on regular Jitr boata from San Franrtaeo daily until after P. M. and on Bundaya and holidayt until after 8 30 P. nor ea regular paan-fer boata from RauaaUto daily until after 33 Rundaye and holiday nntil after -J P. eioapt that they may he handled reritar pawenger boata from Bauaallto at A.

M. and A. M. When rejular panger boat carry automobilea they will be reatrieted to four. Rntnwl.

Atlwrtnn. Menlo Park. V.Im Altn M.vM. 1 a h- view, Dimiiyvaes, Dut e.Z&p Laaton, Hurlingame, ban Mateo, Belmont, Redwood City. 7.45p B40p San Bruno, Saa Mateo, Redwood City, Palo Alto, baau Clara, San Jote.

9.30 t6.05p San Bruno, Ban Mateo, Redwood d.i. in. BrnrUnftnn, eh. by B1M4 and Nettie king (drears) 1 A ten ran: Knrabm Clay Aiora Arwortiy. Ttrne 22H.

To beat Genrfia Ktate rntlng remrd. 208: T4 Axworthy, by Ouy Anrortby and iily m. IB. Wblte) won. Time JV.

By Q'rter: Bperial exhibition, we mtle iivMng: peter Maa. h. by Peter Grti tod WUian R. (MrDrrltO Time for eBile-J Aiid. By quartern 88.

81V. U. Ortega Stops Clark In the Second Round Battling Ortega stopped Jack Clark In the second round of their bout at Preamland Rink last night, Ortega outclassed his man from the start and he had Clark in a bad way in the second round until Referee Jack Harrington stepped between him and further punishment. Dick Kendall was given the decision over Jimmy Ford efter four fast rounds in the special event The bout was a fast affair throughout and Kendall earned the verdict. The remainder of the bouts resulted as follows: Jack Reary stopped Danny Dolan In the third round; Joe Fallon won the decision over Louis Brown Sailor Pchultz won the decision over Bob Hogan; Willie Webb won the decision over Mexican Kid Carter; Jimmy Dundee won the decision over Young Axevedo and Sammy Good won the decision over Steve Da Hon.

"-v (Klamath Pallt), Aahland, Portnnd. IVoma. Beattla, Spokane, inenu-na na imui g.uuy IU AIW. VLB; VUrtVf B.05p (baturdar ouly) Mountain View, Lawrence, i. ,1.

cww 1.1 em, n4. ww ku only). Tmt eeBeiJBISeS3DBBSaBeVeBBBHBB IMoa PORTLAND S. S. ROSE CITY, 4 P.M.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 25 Fare $7.00, 12.00, $16.00 RETURN $25.00 BERTH aad MEALS IVCLt'DElT South San Francisco. San Mtto, 6.30p 8. 1 Op lO.OOp ll.45p Krdwood city, rio Alto, tan Jose S.50 7.20a JbiSS Ed LOS ALTOS, MONTA VISTA? SACRAMgg I-eare I Patly Ricept at Noted. 7l20AjS. V.

Limited Baeramanto. Pitta fa burg. Bay Point, Duoa, MaryerllU. Cr-luaa. Ororille, Cbieo, Woodland, Obeerration ear.

S.S. HARVARD for H. I Concord. Mt Diablo and way. SiOOAlThe Comet Rammento.

Dtron, LOS ANGELES 8. S.BEAYER, 11 A. M. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26 Fare $53, $93 Beta rn $14.00 I BERTH mn4 MEALS nEt VIA SAN JOAQUIN VAUEf-Frteno, Portarvillg, Bakertnald. Lot Angtlea.

0 Richmond, Port Cotta, Martinet, Antioch, Byron Hot Bpnnga, Tracy, Pttrvt, Ktwnun, Freano M-0p 70 Tracy, Patter too, Newman, Lot Banna, Kermao, Fresno 20P BAKERSFIELD PASS. Richmond, Port Coiu. Marunea. Byron Hot Bpnnga, Tracy, Merced. Marfera, Frnsoo, fielma, Kmgiburg, Goahen l.lOp 1 Banger, Lindsay, PortemUa, 7.50p 1040 LOS ANGELES tinea, Byron Hot Bonnga, Tracy, Modeato, Meroed.

Freano. Belma, (Vuaiia), Tulare, Bak.fr. ield. MW, Lea IMOp 4J0p Richmond, Byron Hot 6pnnn, Modeato, Merced Madera, Freano, Vnalit, Tulare, Bakenfleld. Lot 3JOo 4.40 FRESNO FLYER-Trvy, Frrsno lO.OOp 0.00a Patterson, Newman, Lot Bance, Dot Paloa, Kennan.

Preeao lOXOp 0.00 OWL LIMITED Freano, Bakenfield, Lea Angeles, Ban Diego 8.30 1140a OILFIELDS FLYER Rwhmond.Port Coeta, Martinet, Tracy, Modeato, Merced, Mtdera, Pwsno, Selma, Tulare, Bakerafield. 7.600 40p Vwalia, Hanford, Annona, Lamoore, Huron, Coalinga 7.o0t 40t Sanger, Eirtcr. tindeay. Pnrterrille 7.80a ntuourg. (Moo.

Woodland, one. ear. 9(40 4 I P1n.hilrt. Gonoord. Bun.

and hoUdara i630a t8.00a( t.IOp 6.30 t7.00a 8.40a 40o Los 9.30 8.05a t9.80a 1 18i0p Altos, 8J0 9.00a Altos. I2.30p 18.40p Monta 8.30 10.40a Moou 4.00p 16.05p Vuta, 930 l.20p Visu. BOp lO.OOp 9 JO 3.26p 7.20n 8.I0P If AHra 11.46 LOS GATOS. TrOOaT 8.00a 14. 1 Op d840 8.05a iO-50 tBOp 9.30a 9.00a Los (2J0p 15.40p Los 9.30 10.40a Gatoa.

4.00p tO.OBp Gatca. 9.30 l.20p 6.30 blOXOp 8.30 3.25p 7.200 0.30a "VALENCIA ST, CEMETERIES, SAN BRUNCs 7TTK nose 1 Valencia Street, Ocean View, Colma, 7 JOe M'icSi Cemeteries, Baden, San Bruno. 2.2ft Round Trip I One Way I nsAncrp fs liaOAlHaeramento, Pttteburg. Cbles and way. 1 tOOP'Raoramenta, Plttaburg.

Cfcieo tad way. DUon. Plttaburg. ElTtrta. 4 idOP Concord.

Diablo and way etaUona. 4i40PTbe Meteor Plttaburg, nacramenta. I TfarriTille. Oraellle, Oiicn and Coluaa. I Oliaerration ear.

BilSP'PttUburg. Diablo and way. eieept Sua BtOOPiSec'to, Woodland, Pitturt and way. OAKLAND. ANT10CH EASTERN RAILWAY Key Route Fern.

Phont Sutter 2339. Uptown Otflcea: 6ST Market. 030 Montgomery. At 4 P. 117.50 I 1 I 30.0A Admiral Dewey Way Trip SEATTLE, A CO MA Xt4ntA7, Kt.

Znth, at P. M. Meals Berth Iaclade4 radfle Alaska 'aiipation Co. TUB ADMIRAL LIE Siillum from Pier No. 24 THROl'GH TICKETS EAST He San Francisco and Portland S.

S. Co. The Line for Comfort and Service TICKET OFFICESl 723 MARKET Fnone fc utter 2344 13 EAST Phone Satter 24K3 PIER 40 Phono Sntter 4479 Oakland! 122S Broadrrar. Oak. 1314 LOCAL FERRY TRAINS YOSEMITE VALLEY Telephoaei Tickets (iameia -nw.

Butter 10 UtiU Markrt 8t. Chronicle Bldt, 60 Market Bt. im Broadway, Oakland SACRAMENTO 9.00a Via Merced and El Portal 70p OAILV tKCf.T aUHOAV ItAVE ARRf SACMHI 600. ARRIVl uina UTH a ettil. UVERMORE, STOCKTON, 0AKDALE, SACRAMENTO.

(VI Nile or Mtrtlnw) "IOaNilea, Tracy. Latbrop, 6tockton, Lorli, Oalt (lone), Elk Oroya. Sacramento. 10.000 7i0 Pleasanton. LiTermore, 'fracy, Stockton, Lodi, Gait (lone, Jackson, Amador City, Sutter Creek), 6acramento.

7.30p Pieaeaatoa, Lirermore, btockton (tMilton), "Lodi, Gait, Elk Grove, Wf 35,0, 820a Oooperitown, Chineaa, Jameatown (Angeh, TMlnmn, 2AQa HA ANNOUNCEMENT SS. "VENEZUELA" SAILS SATURDAY, OCT. 28TH, 12 NOON For Japan, China Philippines U6eAjJuU W-jllLLjJIB Hex mA I mm PALATIAL STEAMERS Tort SuTTCR, OWW wnwM. in'SrSStoekton i Mtrtineg l.lOp 0U0TRtP Capital Citv'1 4.00P Dunoi, rmaantoo, uTenaon, ncy, oinri- ERQM. JACKSON ST.WHARf noHg oouaut ya ma accoHMOAaTiAM' S.OOo Traey, Btockton, Lodi, 10.10a tS.20a 8'inol, Pleasanton, Iivermora.

OJOa 740p (Sunday only) Sunol, Pleasanton, liver. CALirORWIA TRAH5PDRTAT10N froHPANy PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO. 508 California San Franclaco mora.

SUISUN-FAIRFIELD, DAVIS, SACRAMENTO. (Vlt Beniclt) ELECTRIC SERVICE Via Oakland Plsr. i To Oakland, 16th St- and Berkeley via Shsttuck Ave, sr Ellsworth St. Lines Daily From .00 a. na, and every twenty minutes until 8.20 p.

nv, inchisivvt then 9.00, 9.40, 10.20, 11.00, 11.40 p. 12,20 and 1 20 a m. Additional boata Saturdays and Sua. days only. 8.40 .20, 10.00, 1U.40 and 11 JO P4H, To Berkeley via California Street or Albany via Nlnta Street Linos.

Daily From 6.00 a. to.20, 640. 17.00 a. and every twenty minutes until 8.20 p. inclusive; then 9.00, 9.40, 10 JO, 11.00, 11 40 p.

12.20 and 1.20 a. m. Additional boata Saturdays and Sundays only, 8.40 p. 9J0, 10.00, 10 40 and 11 2Ctp. m.

Oakland, 14th and Franklin Stt, via Oakland. 16tb and 18th Sts. Daily Irom t00 a. 1640 a. and every twenty minutet until p.

inclusive; then 9.00. 9.40, 10.20, 11.00, 11.444, 0. and 12.20 a. m. Additional boatt Saturdays) and Sundays only, 8.40 p.

tju, 10.00, 10.10 aiai 11 20 p. m. Te Oakland, Washlnpteo-vroadway, East OaklaasJ, Frultvals and Mekoae, via Seventh Sk-Daily-From 9.00 a. then everv twenty minutes until 8.20 p. inclusive; then 8.00, 8.40, 10.20, 11.00, 11.40.

12.20 and 1.20 am. Additional boat Saturday and bucdays only, 8.40 p. 8 JO, lOiXJ, 10.40 and 1120 p.m. Ta Havenscourt Daily From 6.00 a. m.

and every twenty minutes unul 7.40 p. m- tncluove; then 8 20, 4.00, 11.40 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays onlja 9.40, 10.00, 10.40 and 11 20 p. m. Te Dutton Ave.

Daily 6.00 a. 6.20, 6.40, 7.00, 7.20, 7.40, 8.00, 8.40, 9.20, 10.00, 10.40, 11.20 a. 12.00 p. 12.40, 1 JO, 2.00, 2.40, 3.20, 4.00, 4.20, 4 40, 5.00, 6J(i, 6 40, 6.00, 6.20, 6 40, 7.40, 8.20, 9.00. Horseshoe via 7th St, Frultval and 3rd and Pacini Ave.

Alameda, North SWs-Dsily From 6.00 sua, 16.20, 6.40, 7.00, 7.20, 7.40, 8.0ft 8.20, 8.40. 9.40, 11.00 a. then 12J0 p. 1.4(5. 8.00, 400, 4J0, 4.40, 6.00, 6.20.

6.40, 4.00, 6J0, 8.40, 7.00, 7.4 9.00,10.20, 11.40 p.m. To Aiametia, Park St, via 7th 8t Oaktawl--Daily From 9.00 a. 9 JO, 9.40, 10 JO, 11.00, 11.40 a. p. 1.00, 1.40, 2.20, 2.40, 8.20, 7 JO, t.Ui, 8.20, 9.00, 9.40, 10.20 and 11.00 p.

m. Stonehurst (Steam Service) tfl.00, 16.40, 17i(L J9.00, 110.00 a. 11.20 p. 12.00, t3.00, f3J0, 4.00, S.0Q. 5 40 and 16.20 p.

m. ELECTRIC SERVICE Via Alameda Pier. To Oakland, 14th and Franklin Stfc 6.16, 6.45 a. and then 15 and 4S minutes psal the hour until 7.45 then 8 JO, 8.14. mt, 10.45, 11 JO p.

m. and 12.16 am. 4 Ta Alameda, North and South Sidaw 6 15, 6.45 a and then 15 and 48 mnrnteg the hour until 7.45 p. then 130, 9J5, 10.00, 1 0 4. 11.30 p.

12.16 and 1.16 a m. SACRARiENTO RIVER STEAMERS Rabin Santos S0 Richmond, Port Cotta, 8uinin-rairfM, Buenos Airenxe Monterideo Dixon, Bacramento iOa Elmira, Vtyaville, Vi inters, Rumsey. 7.50p Ti" I I i TOYO KISEN KAISHA (ORIENTAL S. CO.) JAPAN AND CHINA 7Zlt Tlit lrl tamrtTi ivjcruuonaj Ti a ft 9 Am YOKOHAMA, KOBE, NAGASAKI, Md. Diioa.

Bacramento. 1 0.Op Richmond, Port Cotta, Bemcia, Buitun Kio de Janeiro S. S. Verdi October 21at, 1 1 lOO a. m.

S. S. Byron, November 4tk, 10i30a. m. 8.

S. Vestria, November 18th, SrOO p. m. 12 500 ton iKamem lmtirioiuljr equipped with eery conrenience. Eeiieoially draitmed for trarel i the tropioe.

Good acoommodatlona etill arailable. rompanr'e Office i 443 Broad nay, S. FUCiAZI ttW MonUromr St SlIAKUHAI, HO.MilVUJNU MANILA. VIA IIO.NOLf LU Connecting at HONUKONJ with ateamert for Mt. Tamalpais and Muir Woods "Greatest One-Day Trip in America" WEEK DAT TRAIN SERVICE Leare Ferry Baa Francisco, 9:15 a Leare Ferry Ban Franclaco.

11:45 A. (ADDITIONAL TRAIN SATURDAY! Leare Ferry Ban Franeiaco, 1:45 p. If SUNDAY TBAIN SERVICE Leara Ferry San lanciaro, 8:15 A. Ijeafe Ferry Bids' San Franeiaco. in A Manila ana man; cargo receirea up to rj m.

i)i kefore ealltnf. SS, PEaSIA MABtT 26th, 101 SIBERIA MARU (Manila) Nor. 4th. 1016 TEN'YO MAIIU 11th, 1U18 LAMPORT 5 HDLTL1NE saloon accommodation! at reduced ratea. Sonth American Porta Via Lai Annlea ftiraeia, mn, uu.uo, iwia, dk, mrato J-30o 1020a Port Costa, 8.30a 1 140a Richmond, Port Cotta, Bemcia, Buuun- Fairfield, Davis, Sacramento 7.30a I40p Port Ooata, Buiiun -Fairfield, Elmira, Dixon, Davia, Sacramento.

6-30p MOB Riohmond, Bemcia, Buuun- airfield, Dixon, Bacramento Woodland, Tudor, Yuba City, Marrenlle 3.00o Elmira, Vacavilla, I I.I 0a EL DORADO Richmond, Port Carta, Benicia, Sacramento 11.30a 040pRichmond, Port Cotta, 6uitun-Fair-f 8.10a 8.20e' field, fHton, Pairemento 2.30t VALLEJO.SANTA ROSA.CALISTOGA.SAN RAMON SS. ANTO MARU 5. 1918 83. PEIYO MARU Dec 20th, 1914 JAVA-PACIFICLINE LJBU III "JV FREIGHT AND PA8fBNJEK OFFICES: 625 Market Merchants' National Bank Bldg. Phone Sutter 1894.

W. H. AVERY- Aisistant General Manager. John Galsworthy The work of John Galsworthy will endure as the finest literature known to our day. His books and plays are accepted models for style and diction.

A Galsworthy novel is of itself a course in English. He is a master of word values and construction, possessed of a simplicity only less amazing than its vitality. Galsworthy uses words like a painter. Under the spell of his art they are colors, shades and tints of infinite clarity brushed upon the pag3 with bold, vivid strokes alive. But Galsworthy's genius rests even more with his knowledge of life, his acquaintance with the forces which dominate and desolate society.

In fertility of plot and control of situations he has no recent peer. His impulse is clean, dauntless, upbuilding. Cosmopolitan pursuant with a policy of presenting only the best fiction and philosophy to its readers now, in addition to such masters as Booth Tarkington, Robert Chambers, Gouver-neur Morris, Maurice Maeterlinck, Samuel Merwin, Arthur Train and Jack London, is privileged to announce the exclusive American publication of John Galsworthy's novels the first of which "Beyond" appears in the current issue. On Sale Everywhere, To-DayFifteen Cents. Lear Ferry Baa Francwco, 11:45 A.

U. Manila Ticket Office. Ferry BnUaUns Itione Sntter 5160. Hongkong American Hawaiian 0.20a Vallejo 9.10a 8.00a Richmond, Vallejo, Napa, Calistoga 1 0.10a 3.40pf Santa Rata. Port Cotta 8.30o 8.00a Avon, Concord aJOp 9.0Oa) I UOa I.I Op I40p) 4J0p 340p Port Cotta.

Martinet, Concord, Walnut XETHERLASD EAST INDIES S. S. Co. an k.iftaan TT tt A 1nnU fAr4a fronTpacflle Street Wharf, Pier No, 7. The Netherlands Route offers exertional oppn-tumtv for AutoinU to reach points on Bacrwnent Train Arnre and I)f yan Union Ferry Ktauon.

Foot of Market Street: (Jreek.uaunue.Qaa n.iua Leae THB RCEN1U LIMrTKD, Arrira Daily with through tleepera for Dally Bataria. Ohrrlbon. 8amaram, goerabala, Macaiia. Kailliipt to Change. ARAKAN (Freight Ch(Iy OH.

21 TJISON'DARI (Freinht end Paaa). 21 KARIMOEN (Freight Only) Dec. 21 J. D. Spreckela A Bros.

Gen'l Arts. 0 raiifornia St Fiw 37 Phone Butter 848. 7.0 0p ti tS-20prRichmond, Port Cotta, Martinet, Bay Point, River: Collinsville, Imtnaton, Rio ista. Isleton, Ryde, Walnut Grove, Vorden, Court land, Clerks burn, Sacramento. Steamer Nsva leaves San Frannsm at 8 80 a Bt, dailv except Sun day.

arriving Sacramento 7.00 p. na nd V. 8. Pdcinc Porta ARB CANCELLED UNTIL Ft'RTHER NOTICE. Further par-Uculata aoply to i WILLIAMS, DIMOKD A General Agtnta far Partfle Coast, 810 Kaniane street.

DEARBORN A LAPHAM, General ARcnta, 8 Bridge Street, rVew Yark. 9. "tit Lane ut), uenrer, A Omiht, Chicago. Pueblo. C.fl Kanaae City, ht.

Ix.iia.... W.JU I Til LI DiPlPll TT lUPCIO IB OOol Pittsbnrw, Antioch, Brentwood, Brron 10.10a hm Bpnnga, iracy. Btorping at all points en route. Jieaye Bacrainente 8:15 fifcjJteSTL: 7:45 A I NILES, SAN JOSE, SANTA CRUZ. 9.00 p.

daily eicep Buaoay, arnrujg can inp cw 7.00 a m. stops route. Steamer Modos or Apache leaves San Franrwrp 11 noon daily, eioept Sunday, arrives Sacramento about WtSTKRN PACiFIO TICKET OFFICES 665 Market 8t. Union Ferry StaUon. 1S26 Broadway, Oakland: Deiwt Sri and Waah.

Telephonea: Sutter 1651 Oakland 132. Baggage checked rum and deliiered to real denee. CHINA MAIL STEAMSHIP CO LTD. Honolulu, Japan, China, Manila 8. THINA AMMttCAN REOrSTKYl DECEMBER AND MARCH 6TU.

101T GENERAL OFFICES 416 Monteomery St San Franclaco fbone Kearny But. 4.00 a. m. Lravm tacrtrrenio, iu.uu a ro. aauy rm cent Sunday, arrives San irar.cisco about 11-56 p.

nt, Sronriing DOin ww-w mx mu nii'iii rn n'uir. CUNARD NEW YORK LIVERPOOL nam akin uicnnn ttnnV AUTOMOBILES, MOTORCYCLES AND VEHICLEi. NOV. 4. P.

M. IOaNiles 7.30B 8.40a San Leandro, Nile, San Jots, 7. 1 0a 7.20a Niles 10.108 8.00a Newark (Centerrillel, West San Jose, Ixm Oatos, Wright, Felton, Mt Hermon (Bn Lomond, Boulder Creek), Santa Cnii S.SOp 8.20a lirington. Warm Springs Sao 9.30a I240p3a Leandro, Kiles, 9.10a Newark, Aiviao. Saa Jote 7.1 Op I2.40p Mt.

Eden, Alvarado, Newark, Centerville, Niles, Warm Springs, San Joss lO.OOp 440p Ban Leandro, Kilos, San 2.50p B.OOp Niles, Irvinrton, Ban Jote. Z.50p iMp Alvarado, Newark, San Joss. ll.lOa fSOp San Leandro, Lorenao, Hayward, Nil 2-BOp 840p Nilca. Irvington, Saa Jose. 7.50o 740p Saa Iandro, Lorraio, Havward, Kiles 2.50o 740p Mt Eden.

Newark, San 10.101 AUSTRALIA CARPATHIA 8AXON1A CAMEKONIA OKDt'NA NOV. 11. 5 P. M. NOV, 18 NOON NOV.

25. 6 P. M. DEC. 9.

5 P. M. CABPATHIA To Liverpool and Glasgow. From Sin Pranelsco, bouib tno rsrry sunning, iw Broadway Wharf, Oakland- From 6.00 a. m.

daily, and every half hour until 9 00 p. bchielve; tbea lO.OOp.m, lO.SOp.mMl.Up.Bv, 12.00 'LOO a. m. From Broadway VVhara, Oakland, for San Francisco From 6.15 a. daira, and every half hour ontil 845 p.

mcbinve; then 19 .15 p. 9 .45 110.15 p. p. nv, 12 00 12.45 am. a Morning.

Afternoon. 'Daily. IFunday eicepi. ISundav only. Sunday and Important Holidars 00 y.

HONOLULU Tte Way to OCEAN1CS.S.CO. Lis te Sailingrs every 21 darn. lpee.Tour.T.eOtrtCi. Nor. 7, Nor.

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XM) California at. TeL Douglu SlOu. EW YORK FALMOUTH LOJfDOJ ANDANIA NOV. 7. 5 P.

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42 PoweU 8L. 8. T. enseka srs collected en trains or boatt of SsuOisnt Paelfic Company and saggsgt delivered to Saturdtv and Eundar only. Monday oaa 4 Daily except iturday and ounoty.

teaUawa, IMaMIE ItntMU THANSATUKDCUl fanrea- featal wervtM PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO. KEX1C0. CENTRAL AMERICA PANAMA 8.

a. CTTT OF PA ft A sail Otnber 54 S. 8. RAN JIAN sails November 4 (Sailing st 1 P. M.

frem IMer 2) General Ofllret BOH 81. l'houe liter HONOLULU Sailing from Pier No. it S. S. MA NO A OCT.

24 p. 8. MATSONIA NOV. 1 S. S.

LURMNE NOV. 7 S. 8. WILHRLMJNA IS Fare, 163 and up, one way. llateon Navlsatlon Market St, SANTA FE To Los Angela Tbe Argel learee defy it 4 p.

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