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THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER- WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5. 1918 Pemberton-BilUng Jl ESHOLPHSR. DIAGRAM shows relative position of the moon's shadow on North American continent Saturday, when the sun will be in total eclipse over some portions of the United States. The lower picture indicates' the path of the eclipse from northwestern Washington to a point on Florida coast.

FoundNotGuilty Of Libel Charge no hps 0 mm TO BEHIDDEN HISIRDAV Lord DouglasWho Called Judge 44 Vessels of 263,571 Tons Delivered to Shipping Board in May, Bishop Nichols of Episcopal Church Delivers Eulogy; St. John's Church Filled. a Liar, and Captain Spencer Removed From Court. LONDON, June 4. Noel rember- Funeral services over the remains of the late James Rolph Sr.

were ton'-Billing, who has been tried on a charge of libel preferred by Miss held at St. John's Kplscopal church Maud Allan and J. T. Grein, manager yesieraay arternoon, tho interment following at Greenlawn cemetery in San Mateo county. The church was crowded to standing capacity and of the Independent Theatre, was found not guilty to-day.

California Scientists and Amateur Observers Prepare to ness the Eclipse Phenomena Under Present Time Standards, Movement Starts at 2:49 p. Smoked Glasses Urged The Judge In summing op was In many were unable to get in. Many terrupted frequently by the defendant. notable figures In the civic, religious and commercial life of the city were who, after his own speech, took nis place in the dock, and by Captain Let Cuticura Soothe Your Itching Skin Nothing purer, sweeter or more effective lor rashes, itchings and irritations. The Soap to cleanse and purify, the Ointment to soothe and heal.

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Lord Douglas ami Captain Spencer present ana the Rt. Rev. William Ford Nichols, bishop of this Kplscopal diocese, delivered the eulogy. The profusion of flowers was remarked by the Bishop in his address. Wreaths and floral pieces had been so arranged that they covered the rows of plll-vs, almost entirely hid were removed from the court, the former calling the judge a liar.

BY SAM SMALL Staff Correspondent of tha International Newt Servic. WASHINGTON. June 4.Offle!al figures made public to-day by Edward N. Hurley, chairman of the United States Shipping Board, show that May was the greatest shipbuilding month la the history of th country and that the United States probably produced more tonnage in that month than any other nation In the world "We are just moving along now," said Chairman Hurley, "making about ten miles an hour. But when we get to going good and the throttle Is pulled wide open, we'll try with sixty miles an hour on the upgrade and show some real speed on level road." In tho month of May thero wete completed and delivered to the Shipping Board a total of forty-four ships, forty-three of steel and one of wood, with a total of 263,671 tons.

Tha greatest production in any previous month was In March, 1918, when twenty-one steel ships, totaling tons, were delivered to the Shipping Board. The advance over the previous high record for a single month was twen The Judffe also was hissed ny Ipif: WlJpiNk: AUTOIST ROBBED friends of the defendant In the the altar, wreaths hung on every row or seats, and they occupied all the available space throughout the interior. Yeomanettes Must Work When Needed Complaints by relatives women Mayor James Rolph with Ms four brothers. George, William Donald T. and Thomas, with their brother-in-law, Joseph A.

Moore, and three grandsons, James Rolph HL.Hosmer Rolph and Joseph Moore were employed at Benlcla axser.al, of yeomanettes and of other women engaged In war work for the government that their stretches of work are the pall-bearers. "Thanks for a life dived and the examplo set." Bishop Nichols said, long and hours are not regular, "were the two things worth while sometimes being employed by day ty-three ships- or 90,908 tons, and over April the advance was fourteen and at other times by night, as necessity of the service may demand, San Francisco Lady Doing Her Bit "Mor than a year ago I took a course of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for gall stones, severe colic and stomach trouble and have been entirely well ever since. I have recommended It to many other stomach sufferers, as I felt it was my duty to tell them just how much good it has done me." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the Inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, Including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Owl Drug Co.

that any Individual could ask to have said of him," and both of these he believed the entire audience were there to give. As a banker, citizen and father he deserved the thanks have brought to San Francisco the ships, or 103,285 tons. The output of following ruling from Judge Advocate May was three times that of January General Crowdcr: of the present year, and production BI PASSENGER is doubling over the lirst tnree of everybody, he said. Railroad Ships All Safe. months of the year.

The May output brings tho total San l'ranclco and California are to hare a bit In the total eclipse of the un which will take place Saturday afternoon. Io this part of the United States the obscurlnff of the eua will be partial, but at that SS per cent of the aun'a surface will be shut off during the passage of the moon's shadow across the earth. There will be the spectacle of a brilliant crescent sun to interest the layman, as well as to srive those who cannot be within the black pathway of totality, opportunity to view one phase of the great heavenly phenomonon. The observers here should prepare smoked glasses and be ready by the watch and clock to witness the gradual dimming of the sun, which the astronomers say will begin at p. reach a maximum here at 4:10, and end at 6:22.

This time is according to the new "dayllt saving" regulation. The astronomical time Is different, but this should not be confused in the public mind. Just hold to the schedule here given. And do not forget to user smoked glasses. Suitable protection for the eyes Is quite necessary to avert dan-pnr of Injury to them in viewing the obscuration.

The eclipse in totality will strike the United States on the Washington coast, and the band of black, from 65 to 40 miles wide, will stretch diagonally across the country from northwest to southeast, narrowing and ending In Florida. This pathway of the moon's shadow, striking the earth at the sharp end of a cone shaped stream, will carry along this 3,000 miles or more of the continental United States Including in or near the shadow's center South Bend and Goldendale, Baker City, Orearon, Irlnhfv flrenn Wvn Tlinrip deliveries since September, 1917, up to 170 shiDS. aggregating 1,112,297 WASHINGTON, June 4. All of the 111 coastwise vessels under control of the railroad administration wero tons. The record pre-war year in United States shipbuilding was in reported safe in port before noon to day.

1901. The output (exclusive of the LICK OBSERVATORY HEAD GIVES DETAILS OF ECLIPSE BY PROP. W. W. CAMPBELL, Director of Lick Observatory and in charge of the Lick Observatory Crocker Eclipse Expedition at Goldendale, Wash.

Great Lakes) was 402.136 tons, or a BUSINESS NOTICES. Femile skilled laborers In employ of the United States and over 21 years of ige may be put on night work on an eight-hour shift-Laws of the State in which they are employed limiting the class of persons who may bo employed or prescribing tha hours of labor or the compensation that may bo paid them are not applicable, since the operations of the Federal Government In the exercise of Its powers are entirely beyond the field of regulation by State authority. This is equally true whether such women nre employed In an arsenal or on property not owned by the government. monthly average of 35,511 tons. Next month the shipyards ar ex CASTOR I A pected to complete more tonnage in Need Envelopes? the month than for the best year of For Infants and Children Tbone rboae Kearny 222 TSKW m.nti.

production in the pre-war period. Auto Hits Street UK solar eclipse of June 8 wlll-fnot more than 10 or 15 miles from In Use For Over 30 Years SANTA ROSA, June 4. When W. A. Close, local automobile driver, reached the top of the Rincon grade, fourteen miles from here, to-night In his car, a Btranger he had driven all day, suddenly turned and robbed him at the point of a revolver, took th automobile to escape, wrecked the car and finally made away in the dark on foot.

Close was approached this morning by a young man who said he was from Bodega and asked to drive to the Woods ranch In the hills. The stranger said he desired to call on a daughter of the ranch owner. After getting to the end of the road the taxi man and his fare went on foot to the ranch and. found the girl sought was away, theso lines the observers will be able BERK0WITZ C. n.

LEONARD, Mttr. Always bears Car; 2 Women Hurt the Signature of France Not All Torn An ambulance from the Mission Emergency Hospital was passing the By War, Writes Nurse corner of Fifteenth and Valencia streets last night when an automo Wednesday June 5th bile driven by Mrs. Julius Bush, 1424 Commencing Tonight Jones street, hit a southbound Va The flowers that lie Just this side of German devastation in France and all the green wonder unfolding before the eyes of an American girl are de lencia street car, Mrs. Bush and Miss May Sllscovlch, her passenger, were thrown from the scribed In a letter received here yes They started back for the automo-. car.

Driver William Cavanaugh of the ambulance and Steward Sidney terday from one of the San Francisco nurses that went with Base Hospital I be In a narrow path run-ning diagonally across our country from Washington to Florida, and partial everywhere else in the United States. Given clear skies, the total eclipse will be exceedingly interesting, bu; the partial eclipse will be scarcely worth looking at Observers under the dim skies of the total eclipse will see the marvelous corona of the sun, the brilliant prominences on the sun's edge and other phenomena, but the partial phase consists merely of a brilliant crescent sun certainly no more interesting than the crescent moon which is with us every month. The path of the moon's shadow will be 63 mlle.3 wide cn the coast of Washington and gradually narrow down to 40 miles in Florida cities. Located In this shadow on or near its central line are South Bend and Ooldendale. Baker City, Poeatello, Idaho; Green River, Denver, Hartland, Enid, snd Orlando, Fla.

By drawing a certain line through these points on the map and locating to put themselves In the eclipse path. The most accessible locations for Californians are at Goldendale, and Green River, and at both places the weather conditions are promising. West of the Cascade mountains in Washington the coast fogs are liable to cover the observers. The total phase will last 1 minute 5S seconds at Goldendale and 1 minute 88 seconds at Green Rlfr. it occurs at 4 p.

m. summer standard time at Goldendale and later as the shadow travels southeasterly. The moon will cover 88 per cent of the sun's diameter at San Francisco and in Central California as a maximum approximately at 4 o'clock 10 minutes. People should not look at the crescent sun without suitable protection, for the eyes. Many eyes have been permanently-Injured by so doing.

Carefully smoked glass should be employed. It would be wise to put a plain glass cover against the smoked surface to prevent smoke from being rubbed off and endangering the eyes. Bring the two glasses together. Barand stopped alongside immed lately and gave them first aid. Both women suffered from brain concussion and badly lacerated scalps, TAIT Hartland, Enid.

Yazoo, and Orlando. Fla. The full shadow passes through parts of Washington. Oregon, Idaho, just tips northeast Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, thence Into Kansas and to the southeastern edge of Florida. South Bend, will have the longest duration of totality, the moon's shadow there being about 66 miles In diameter, and the sun's disk will be covered by the moon for two minutes.

Thence the time of obscuration will diminish sliehtly os the Miss Sliscovich was also badly bruised about tho legs. They were treated later at the Mission Emer gency Hospital. S. F. Man Named on Labor Policy Board ii WASHINGTON.

June 4. The ap time the two fired the strangers re-suggested target practice. For some time the two fire dthe stranger's revolver at a mark on a tree. Arriving where the car stood the young man got in and Close started back to the city. lie suddenly felt the man's revolver at his head and was ordered to throw up his hands.

The stranger made Close give up $68, but when the automobile man said his wife and children needed the money, he gave back $30. The bandit then jumped, in the'ear, ordered Close to the roadside and commanded him to keep looking in the other direction. He started away but went but a short distance when he crashed into the side of the hill and wrecked the car. He pulled himself-out of the wreck and started away on foot. Close walked some miles to the Stevenson ranch where he telephoned the sheriff, who came and brought him back to this city.

The car was badly damaged. The sheriff was unable to gst In touch with the Woods ranch last night to ascertain the identity of the bandit. 30. She writes: We are all at last safe and sound "somewhere In France." We had a lovely ocean trip a smooth sea and fine weather. We landed at a very pretty port.

The coast line was very like California, with its green hills and farm lands. Then we had a. very Interesting two-day train trip. We passed through beautiful gardens with all kinds of flowers and vegetables. The trees are all in bloom and France seems to be full of trees planted "on both sides of long roads and on both sides of the canals.

Their fences are pretty little hedges separating the gardens. We have been all over the country gathering wild flowers all the kinds we have in the west and such profusions of them! We have wonderful times going to market, just to watch the peasants shop with their big baskets and come home with a wreath of black bread on their arms, live fish, potatoes and green onions in their baskets. pointment of George L. Bell, a law yer of San Francisco, as. executive officer of the Department of Labor's war labor policies board, was an A NX OUNCES TIIE ENGAGEMENT OF ANCHON-M ARCO AND THEIR FAMOUS JAZZ BAND These interesting dancers, with their inimitable combination of artists forming their Jazz will be hosts to the public of San Francisco in our reopened, redecorated PAVO REAL Sessions each evening from 8 to 1 A.

M. Couvert charge, 25c. Telephone reservations. Douglas 660 Don't Miss Estrellita, the wonderful Spanish dancer, on our main floor every evening at Dinner, 7:30, and also at 10 and 11:30 o'clock. nounced to-night by the board.

Herbert F. Perkins of Chicago, an officer of the International Harvest er Company, representing manu artinez Belle do Wed Newspaperman MARTINEZ, June 4. The betrothal was announced to-day of Miss Blanche Shuttler, teacher in a local school, to S. O. Van Every, a newspaperman, formerly of this city, now of Oroville.

They will be married at the home of the bride to be In Oakland at the end of the school term. facturers engaged in. war work; John R. Alpine, vice-president of the American Federation of Labor; and Dean L. C.

Marshall of the Univer sity of Chicago, an authority on economics, have been named advisors shadow cone passes along the belt of totality. As it Denver will be In the total eclipse path for a minute and a half and at the last point of contact with the United States off the east coast of Florida It will last only 60 seconds. In the partial phase, the eclipse will be visible In clear skies all over North America. Up In Maine the obscuration will be only 68 per cent as compared to the greater diameter In California. Los Angeles will get about the same view as San Francisco.

From the scientific side, the study of the wonderful corona of the sun In tha total phase is the outstanding feature of Investigation. This corona, formed by the shooting forth in tremendous volume hundreds of thousands of miles, great masses of gaseous flames, give the students the field for thcr keenest observations. Astronomical photography, the recording of Um corona on the plate, marks a most tmportant part of the study. The phenomenon is one which, back to prehistoric legend, has been the subject of fear and dread in the barbaric world, among the simple minded heathen, who looked upon it of the hoard. less chance of atmospheric interruptions than at South Bend, which is nearer the coast and more subject to cloudy conditions.

The Lick Observatory party comprises, besides Dr. Campbell, Professors H. D. Curtis and J. H.

Moore of the observatory and Dr. E. P. Lewis, professor of physics, University of California. Among those who will view the eclipse with the Lick Observatory party are Mr.

and Mrs. William II. Crocker and Fred W. Bradley. Crocker finances the expedition, having continued the work of his brother, Colonel Charles F.

Crocker, who provided first and until his death for the various astronomical expeditions of Lick Observatory in all parts of the world. The eclipse Saturday will be the first total one visible in any part of the United States since 1900. Under the computation of the astronomers another one will not be visible here until 1923. Late this year will be an 5i a jL .8 Silk Coatees Silk Skirts X4? W-iWy43i WvHJbW .75 Plaids stripes '9 3 Made of two-tono gros de Londre silk. Special bright color combinations.

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bummer barmcnl must go, none reserved, rices have been cut deep and many wonderful opportunities await you. an as a visitation of wrath from the gods of his strange beliefs. The scientist peers through the glass hoping for new discoveries which will help him to solve the mtsteries of the heavens and of the Illimitable space which is his field. In anticipation of this notable event, astronomers from many of the great observatories of the United States have prepared to observe the phenomena. In this respept California is at the fore with the staff from Lick Observatory, headed by Prof.

W. W. Campbell, the director. The expedition is located with its equipment at Goldendale, where the party is now arranging for studying the eclipse at that point, selected as the best within easiest reach for making the Important observations which appeal to the scientific mind. The locality was chosen because of A BUSINESS NOTICES.

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