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CCC rTHE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. 1934 S4 Activities Along the Waterfront News of Shipping World MOVIE FOURSOME ON WAY HOME SARDINE SEINERS On the Gangplank -With Lewis Lapham IN HARBOR AGAIN By Lewis A. Lapham Four perfect days in a row is Apologies if all this so-called local color gets in your hair, but bout as many as the bay can The Weather Report Pacific Coast Weather. SAN FRANCISCO HEADS At 6 p.

high fog; wind southwest, 6 milea; temperature 50, barometer 20.83; sea moderate, EUREKA At 6 p. clear: wind northwest, 0 miles; temperature 68, barometer 20.08; sea moderate, POINT MONTARA" At p. hazy, wind northwest 10 miles, temperature 60, barometer 20:01. sea calm. POINT REYES At 7 p.

thick fog. wind northwest 10 milea, temperature 62, barometer 20:02, sea moderate. FARALLONE ISLANDS At 1 p. foggy, wind northwest 5 milea, temperature 67, barometer 20:04, sea calm. United States Weather Forecast.

San Francisco Bay region Fair and mild Wednesday and Thursday, but low clouds in early moinisg; moderate westerly wind, 9 Northern California Fair Wednesday and Thursday, but morning clouds on the coast; little change in temperature; moderate northwest wind off the coast. Sierra Nevada Fair Wednesday and Thursday; no change in temperature; gentle changeable wind. Sacramento Valley Fair and moderately warm Wednesday and Thursday; south the humble sardine is a big land. TRAM for a picture, and vainly attempted to learn how to yippe. ri? We found MRS.

LEO Mc-MAUGH of Sydney, Australia, a minute later, homeward bound on, the last leg of a world tour. Down to bid her goodbye was MISS FLORENCE THOMPSON of Alameda. The two met in Rome thret months ago, have been inseparable ever since. Mrs. McMaugh.

whose husband It almost had a fifth for itself yesterday, despite the night-long boom of the foghorns, but the sun couldn't muster the energy to get through and make it stick, so that by the time the Monterey had gone her way, shortly after noon, toe blanket was coming down again, with a soft wind behind it Before that we'd puf in a little time at the two new finger piers, north by east of Fisherman Wharf, which is as good a way to put in time as you're apt to find. The purse seiners are beginning to pile in there were all of a dozen there yesterday and you can find their crews sitting around and mending the nets, hanging up 1 s. 1 erly wind. Santa Clara Valley Fair and mud Thursday and Friday; northwest wind. San Joaquin Valley Fair and continued warm Thursday and Friday; northwest wind.

Southern California Fair Thursday and Friday; continued warm; moderate northwest wind off the coast. Nevada and Idaho Fair Wednesday and Thursday: moderate temnerature. business when the run is on, and besides, the wharf is one of the few places left to wax lyric about. Pacific Steamship Sells Five Vessels The Pacific Steamship line has let five of its Admirals go, to unnamed parties at unnamed terms, presumably for scrap. Small carriers all, and thirty-odd years old, the five are the Admiral Fiske, the Admiral Dewey, the Admiral Farragut, the Admiral Watson and the Admiral Schley.

But they've all earned their keep, probably more than once. Mail Hearings Are Postponed Two Days The ocean mail contract hearings have been postponed two days, to October 4, and the Postoffice Department, under whose auspices the testimony will be taken, is making a last-minute rush to get the facts and figures. The advance dope indicates that the department is solely interested in the circumstances under which the contracts were given, their administration and their value to the department. The various contractors have been asked to submit briefs as regards the other factors that enter the picture, commercial value, auxiliary defense and so forth. Washington and Oregon air Wednes day and Thursday: warmer Thursday: de l.aa.lhiflsffi-w 1st naawinMiw iinliAaiaiStesaii in 1 mini in I i mtmrnmrnrntftj creasing humidity; moderate to fresh north the laundry, or painting the fore- erly wind offshore.

peak. Soon now they'll be after the MISS NAGEL Fire Weather Forecast ot California. Fair weather, not much change in tem VILMA BANKY ROD LA EQQUE MRS. RUTH NAGEL Returning From Vacation Tour in Canada perature or humidity: gentle changeable It was a picture-book sailing that the Monterey put on at tick of high noon yesterday. The serpentines that were tossed over the rail, those last social hawsers of any sailing, drooped in a windless slip, tightened, then snapped as the big white speedster backed out.

A swift ebb caught her and swung her broadside to the pier. Then her screws picked her up and flashed her out and away In a wide circle. Then we flashed home, in a somewhat less regular circle and under somewhat lesser power, to think about it. There was a lot to think about. MR and MRS.

RICHARD I SIMON, for example. He's the co-founder and partner In the publishing firm of Simon Schuster, and she, until August 3, was Miss Andrea Helne-mann of New York. He's tall and dark, she's small and blonde, and they're both as nice as any pair you'll find. His firm, from all we hear, emulates the daring young man on the flying trapeze in the publishers' circus. It codified and published the first of the crossword puzzle books, for one thing.

Its biggest seller was Will Durante "The Story of Philosophy better than 500,000. Simon said business was good, although nothing hot was coming up. He and his bride are off to Honolulu for a month's honeymoon; will sail home through the Canal. Fellow-passengers are in for a treat, because he's a pianist of concert size. Honeymooning to Hawaii, too, were MR.

and MRS. ROBERT P. Mcculloch. He's the son of a St. Louis railroad big shot, and she, the former Miss Barbara Briggs, is the daughter of a Milwaukee key manufacturer, and they drove out here after their marriage, and they didn't have anything for the press.

Then we found a whole troop sardines in a big way, hauling them out off the heads on black ind. Wind and Weather Off Pacific Coast. North of nana Blanco Moderate to nights by the ton, just as they fresh northerly wind and fair Wednesday. Between Capo Blanco and Point ConceptionModerate northwest wind and fair, SHIP RADIO REPORTS were hauling tuna out down south, halibut out up north, a month ago. Their mother ships, the ones to Ship Positions, 8 F.

Unless Otherwise Stated. but with fogs, Wednesday. South of Point Conception Moderate northwest wind and fair Wednesday. which the seiners bring their -fARIONA Los Angeles for San Fran By R. C.

A. catch for reduction to meal or oil, RECORD OF OBSERVATIONS, SEPT. have had the finishing touches put Coast Hi. Lo.l Eastern HI. TUESDAY.

SEPTEMBER 18. AXEL JOHNSON Balboa "for Los Angeles: 2,300 miles southeast of Loo to them and are ready to go. Baker 72 Boise 82 Annoles Impatient to go, as a matter of fact, because the heavy run of tuna off Baja, California, has delayed Due at This Port (Subject to Change Without Notice) WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 Vessel From Pier General Pershing, Manila 45 Santa Lucia, New Yoik 35 Maine. New Sork Chiriqui. Balboa 4th and Chani.

H. F. McCormick, Tacoma 40 Jacob Luckenbach, Tacoma 20 Admiral Gove. Los Angeles 18 Stanwood, Los Angeles 11 Ernest H. Meyer.

Los Anceles. 40 Kewanee, Linnton Julia Luckenbach, Boston 20 Admiral Nulton, Portland 16 Willzipo. Portland 28 Rochelie. Los Angeles 17 Arizona. Los Angeles.

La Placentia, Port Luis. Peter Helms, Los Angeles Vallejo Warwick. Los Angeles Martinez Wallingford, Astoria 4t) Kewanee, Linnton Avon Indicates passenger vessel. Calgary 52 Del SO Edmonton 40 Estevan 60 Eureka 68 Flagstaff 76 ARTHUR i. BALDWIN Wales for Nome; ri miles from Nome at noon.

ANTIGUA San Francisco for Armtielles; 1.110 miles southeast of San Francisco at noon. ABSAROKA Los Angelea for Balboa; 220 miles south of Los Angeles. ALADDIN Portland for Los Angeles; 475 miles north of Los Angeles. this years season longer than most. Fresno .....100 Havre 78 Helena 74 San Francisco Arrivals 44 Abilene 96 62Vmarillo ..86 Ssjnlanta SO 50 Boston 66 42Buffalo 60 62 86 48 Chicago 70 40 Cincinnati 76 68 Denver 88 64lDe Moines.

76 54Dodge City. 84 56Duluth 68 74'Galveston 82 44Gr. Junction 88 64IHuron 78 48) Jacksonville. 88 74 Kansas City 80 60 Knoxville 80 84 70lMemphia 84 58lMinneapolis. 66 61Modena 86 74 Montgomery.

86 HetchH'tchy 90 Honolulu 84 18 Lo. 68 56 62 58 62 76 54 48 54 52 62 60 74 64 46 74 66 60 82 60 50 44 34 68 64 48 80 60 60 38 Juneau 54 Tfal snell 70 Kamloope 72 Los Angeles. 98 64 a. Dutch ms Tosari from Calcutta: 6:50 a. str Chiriqui from Balboa: a.

str Steelmaker: 7 a. U. destroyer Borie. both from San Francisco. Sailed Sept.

lb'. 12:05 a. Jap str Belfast Maru for Tacoma and Yokohama: a. tkr Arizona; 1:05 a. str Ernest H.

Meyer: 3:40 a. str Julia Luckenbach. ail for San Francisco: 2:10 a. tkr Montebello for Honolulu: 4:40 a. str Davenport for San Diego! 4:50 a.

tkr Makiki for Boston: 6:45 a Br tkr Albertolite for Vancouver. B. C. Arrived. Sept.

18. 9:55 a. Nor tkr from Seattle. Arrived, Sept. 13, Br atr Ixion, from Seattle.

BREMEN Arrived, Sept. 13, Ger atr Vancouver, from San Francisco. Sent. 18. str Bremen from New York: str St.

Louis from New York. COBH Arrived. Sent. 18. str Manhattan from New York.

ANTWERP Arrived. Sepf. 17, atr Pennlnnd from New York. GLASGOW Sailed. Sent.

16, Br ms Pa Med ford 04 Needles ....106 North Head. 58 Oakland 79 and Departures ARRIVED AT THIS PORT TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18 OAKLAND. Ger mi (Stocker), 8:05 o. Sept.

17: 49 hours Portland: Nortb German Lloyd: Port Costa. EMMA ALEXANDER, atr (Harris). 10:30 p. Sept. 17: 25 hours Los Angeles; Pacific s.

S. pier 18. SAPAKOEA. Dutch ms (Cornels). 11:20 P.

Sept. 17: 40 days Calcutta via Portland 62 hours: Transpacific Transportation pier 33. PHYLLIS, str (Jacobsen). 1:40 a. 34 days Portland via Coos Bay 42 hours: Chamberlin P.

S. pier 11. SAN DOMINGO, str (Pearson). 4:05 a. 25 days Norfolk via Los Angeles 39 hours: Quaker Line: pier 45.

Phoenix ....102 Pnnatelln 84 cific Ranger, for San Francisco, Point Reyes. 58 Jap str Takaoka Maru from "New 2:20 D. DaisV frnm Ran rran. OSAKA Sailed. Sent.

13. Jan ms Hiye cisco; iou unlet buuiii kji Cisco. BEACON OIL Los Angeles for Balboa; 511 miles northwest Balboa at noon. BINTAMi San Francisco for Manila; 7til miles from San Francisco at noon. CALMAR Grays Harbpr for San Francisco.

3 miles from Columbia River at noon. CALIFORNIA EXPRESS San Francisco; for Balboa; 1.540 miles south of San Francisco at noon. COYA San Francisco for Lalibertad: 9DU miles north of Lalibertad. DORA Los Angeles for Balboa: 1,471 miles northwest of Balboa, at noon. DAYLIGHT Los Angeles tor Balboa; 607 miles south of Los Angeles at noon ECLIPSE Melbourne for Honolulu; 263 miles south of Honolulu at noon.

EDGAR LUCKENBACH Los Angeles for Balboa: 1.052 miles northwest of Balboa at noon. ELEANOR CHRISTENS0N Los Angeles for Balboa: 2,731 miles nortb of Balboa at noon. EDWARD LUCKENBACH Balboa for Los Angeles; 1,331 miles south of Los Angeles at noon. FORBES HAUPTMAN Balboa for Los Angeles; 045 miles south of Los Angeles at noon. F.

K. LANE Balboa for Los Angeles: 782 miles southeast of Loa Angeles at noon. FELIX TAUSSIG Colon for Baltimore; 1.001 miles south of Baltimore at noon. GEORGIAN Savannah for Portland; H. miles north of Balboa at noon.

HELEN WHITTIER Balboa for Los Angeles: HUD miles south of Los Angeles at noon. HAVEL Balboa for Los Angeles; 420 miles south of Los Angeles at noon. HOLLYWOOD Santos for Buenoa- Aires; 110 miles from Buenos Aires. HALSEY Loa Angeles for Balboa: 622 miles south of Los Angelea at noon. HARRY LUCKENBACH Colon for New York; 10!) miles north of Colon at noon.

ILLINOIS Port Real for San Francisco: I. HS3 miles from San Francisco. JACOB LUCKENBACH Seattle for San Francisco; 158 miles north of San Francisco at noon. JOSEPH SEEP Los Angeles for Norfolk; 1.045 miles northwest of Balboa at noon. JULIA LUCKENBACH Loa Angelea for San Francisco; 241 milea from San Francisco at noon.

KKKOShLK Lonit Beacn for Seattle; New Urleana New York. 68 North Platte 84 Okla. 84 Omaha 80 66 Pr. 42 Maru, for Seattle; Jap atr Nunmaa Maru, for San Francisco. Portland 7a Pr.

68 Redding 96 Cisco. Sailed. Sept. 18. str Richmond for Seattle; 2:40 p.

str Admiral Gove. 3 COLOMBO Sailed. Sent. 15. Br ma Silverhazel for San Francisco.

Reno 90 Roseburg 80 P. str Chiriqui. both for San Fran To Leave This Port (Subject to Changs Without Notice) WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 Vessel Destination Pier Celtic Star, Newcastle. p. 30 General Pershing, Manila, noon 45 Tolkon.

Adelaide. p. 41 Manoa, Honolulu, noon 30 Rochelie, Powell River, p. 17 Sutherland, Seattle, 5 p. m.

7 Samoa, Portland, 6 p. m. 15 Julia Luckenbach, Seattle, 6 p. 2 Ruth Alexander. Ensenada, 4 p.

10 Phyllis, Los Angelea, 5 p. 11 Admiral Nuiton, Los Angeles, 5 p. 2o F. S. Loop, San Diego, 4 p.

25 MM. HOI KM-; Arrived. Sept. IB. str IQuebec 00 94 San 88 Golden State from San Francisco.

LIVERPOOL Arrived, Sept. If), Br ms Pacific Reliance from San Francisco. cisco: p. Br tkr La Crescenta lor Yokohama: p. str Steelmaker for Avonmouth: 3:15 p.

tkr Pat Do-heny for El Segundo Arrived. Sent. 18. 8 tUr an Fr'cisco 7.1 Rapid City, no Roswell 88 62 1st. 74 56 Salt Lake.

86 64 SOI THAN rro. Arrived. Sent. 17. Seattle 68 Du ms iJelt'tdvk from San Francisco.

'Soda Sorgs. 78 SfllSan Antonio 90 68 CORK Arrived. Sept. 17, Br Btr Antigone from Portland. Spokane 76 Sunnyvale 78 MR.

AND MRS. R. L. SIMON To Honolulu for Honeymoon is the best dental surgeon in Sydney, told us San Francisco was the most charming city in th world, net, no discount rit Ht r- But while all this wag going on, the Santa Elena had come la from the North. We were too late to get anything in person, but luckily had a spy aboard who'd ridden all the way down from Victoria, whose two ears are big enough for three ordinary ones.

He'd used them, and whipped a cameraman to work besides. He'd found MRS. LYMAN J. GAGE, the widow of the former Secretary of the Treasury, and her 12-year-old son, LYMAN III, homing to Point' Loma after a six-month trip half way around the world. spt He was able to tell us about two striking blondes that we'd seen leaving the pier, sisters, MRS.

VERA M. BOWERS and MISS MAURINE McKINLEY of Seattle. We asked him if they had movie ambitions, and he said, "No." He'd asked them, and they almost killed him for asking, fed up with the question, 3R He was able to tell Us, too, of REAR ADMIRAL W. B. FRANKLIN, who first visited San Francisco forty years ago on th U.

S. S. Marion, under command of Admiral Gridley of "You may fire when you are ready" fame. Brother of A. S.

Franklin, International Mercantile Marina head, the admiral will stay here forty-eight hours, and then, with his wife, move Arizona, Lastly, his ears quivering, tipped us off to ROD LA ROQUE and hs wfe, the beauteous VILMA BANKY, traveling in a foursome, whose other two members were MRS. RUTH NAGEL and her daughter. Mrs. Nagel is Conrad Nagel's former wife. They'd all been to Canada, and came home by sea that Rod might gather atmosphere and background for a book he has in mind, which, if it gets written, he hopes to sell to the movies.

56 82 Tatoosh Tonopah EASTERN PORTS NEW YORK Sailed. Sent. 18. str Paris 92 Tucson Indicates pasHenger vessel. 74 52 64lSheridan 84 42 62'Swift Crrnt.

64 48 64Tampa 4 88 76 62lVicksburT 84 68 42 1 Washington. 68 54 38lWilliston 80 52 721 Winnipeg. 1 66 36 for Havre; str Exchorda for Naples, Walla Walla 76 92 Arrived, Sept. 18. str Lillian Lucken bach, from San Francisco.

Yakima 78 Yuma 106 Point San Pedro for Port Gamble. balled. Sent. 18. str Virginia, str Steel B.

De Golia from San Francisco; 4:30 p. str Hawaiian from Boston: 4:40 p. tkr K. R. Kingsbury from Boston: 11 P.

ni Jap ms Nichiyo Maru from Yokohama; 6.45 p. str Oakmar from Baltimore. Sailed, Sept. 18. 5:30 p.

str Admiral Halstead, 5:25 p. str Daisy Gray, 5:20 P. Br ms Pacific Pioneer, 4:05 p. str Santa Lucia. 4:35 p.

str Wapama, all for San Francisco; 6:20 p. str El Siglo, 11 p. Jap str Takaoka Maru, both for Kobe; 7:60 p. str El Cedro for San Diego. str Texas for Olvmpia.

iEW. Arrived. Seot. 17. Br str Norman Star from HELEN P.

DREW, str RamuelKon). a. 25 hours Eureka; Beadle S. S. nier 7.

KITH ALEXANDER, str (Nystrnm). a. 604 hours Seattle: Pacific S. S. Lines: Bier 16.

OLEUM, tkr CAndreasenl. 6:50 a. SO hours Fort San Luis: Union Oil to Oleum. KATRINA LUCKENBACH. str (Mag-missen).

7 a. 21 days Mobile via Los Angeles 30 hours; Luckenbach Line; Dier 31. MAri. atr (Speller). 8:35 a.

6 days 2 hours 27 minutes Honolulu; Mataon Navigation pier 30. ESTHER JOHNSON, str (GundersonV 9 a. 62 hours Graj'K Harbor: A. B. Johnson Lumber to Oakland.

COTTONEVA. str fStahlbauml. rl 38 hours Los Angeles: S. D. and S.

F. Nav. Tier 55. SANTA ELENA, str fPrenglel. 10:20 a.

Exportr. both for San Francisco. Temperature of preceding day. GALVESTON Sailed Sept. 17.

Jap ma Rio do Janeiro Maru for Los Angeles. BALTIMORE Sailed Sept. 17, str San Anselmo for San Francisco. Arrived, Sept. 18.

str West Cape, from TATOOSH Passed Sent. 18. 10 a. Br str Jvirkpool for Vancouver, B. 9 a.

str Admiral Laws; 0 a. str Cascade; 8 a. tkr Emidio. all for Seattle: 10 a. str Caddopeak for San Francisco.

Passed. Sept. 18. 6 p. str Georgian.

RAINFALL DATA iJ Seasonal Last Seasonal Normal to date 24hrs. todate to date last yr. Station 8an Francisco. .25 .80 .48 for Seattle; 3 p. taH str Mary for U.

S. NEW ORLEANS Arrived Sept. 15. str Lena Luckenbach from San Francisco, PANAMA CANAL PORTS BALBOA Sailed Sept. 16, str Nosa Chief for San Francisco, Sailed, Sept.

16. str Nosa Chief, for rtmawa Maru trom Seattle. 5114 miles from Seattle. LEWIS LUCKENBACH Portland for Eureka .02 Redding Tr. Sacramento Tr.

San Francisco. Tr. .01 Stockton Fresno Tr. S. Luis Obispo.

Tr. Los .01 San Diego 06 .13 Tr. Tr. Tr. .01 .03 .15 .19 .16 .05 .04 .05 .07 OLYMI'IA Irrlv in n- San Francisco; 75 miles south of Columbia River.

Atlantic port. VANCOUVER, B. Arrived. Sent. 18.

Br str Empress of Canada from Se-quimault. B. Br str Kingsley from Sent. 17. Br ms Aldington Court from Swansea.

Sailed. Sent. 18. str Golden Bear for Gracia from Tacoma: Nor m' from Tacoma. San Francisco.

LUR LINE Honolulu for Los Angeles; tiKX mites west of Los Angeles. LARRY OVOHEN San Francisco for PORTLAND Arrived. Sent. 18 9-18 San Francisco: Sent. 17.

str A. M. Baxter 1 dav 21 hours 20 minutes Seattle; Grace Line: nier 35. YALE, str (Johnson). 10:50 a.

17 hours 15 minutes Los Angeles: Lassco Line: nier 32. TOPILA. tkr (Tripp). 11:15 a. 38 hours Long Beach: Richfield Oil to Klchmond.

ANNIE JOHNSON. Swed ms (Hotmberg). 12:45 n. BO hours Astoria: Johnson Line: nier 35. OAKLAND.

Ger ms (Stocker). 8:05 49 hours Portland: North German 1 Tl for Cowland Harbor. P. str Admiral Wood; 12:40 p. str San Francisco Meteorological Data 6a.m.

Noon 6n.m. Barometer (sea level). .29.80 20.00 29.84 Long Beach; 241 miles north of Long Reach LK.IITIH KNE Los Angeles for Balboa: 810 miles southeast of Los Angeles at noon. oinoicr. iiMu p.

str Astoria, all from San Francisco. WIl.LAPA II no It Railed Sent 18. 2 p. str Condor for Grays Harbor Temperature (dry bulb). 63.3 65.8 67.4 Temperature (wet bulb).

52.3 69.8 59.5 str cunaa. sent. 17, 12:30 o. Yorkmar for Seattle. LEMH Left La Libertad for San Fran and San Francisco, ALASKAN PORTS WALES Sailed Sept.

14, str Arthur J. Baldwin for Nome. KOTZEBUE Arrived Sept. 17. mi North Star from Point Barrow.

PETERSBURG Sailed Sept. 17. 12 midnight. U. S.

str Brant for Juneau; Sept. 18. 2 a. ms Northland for Wran-Bell. TRIDENT BAY Arrived Sept.

17. TJ. str Surveyor from Seattle. PORT SAN Il ls cisco at 6 p. m.

LOS.MAK Los Angeles for New York; 1.001 miles northwest of Balboa at noon. Humidity (per 4 71 tis Wind direction NE SW Wind velocity 8 4 6 Weather Cldy. Cldy. Cldy. FMMi ATF.XANDER.

str (Harris). Foreign Ports GDYNIA Arrived Seat. 18. str Knsel. tkr La Placentia from Edmonds, in sri t.

25 hours Los Angeles. Pa LUMBERMAN Los Angeles for Coos P.av: 50 miles south of Coos Bay. ADMIRAL W. B. FRANKLIN Visited S.

F. 40 Year Ago of cowboys, headed by JOHNNT SCHNEIDER, one-time world champion steer rassler, bronc-rider, wild-horse-roper, wild-cow-milker. He and his troop are off for a series of competitions in Australia and New Zealand, centering around next month's Melbourne Centenary, and very leery about the sea. They don't figure their spurs will have any effect on quieting the Pacific. We lured him, his small son, CLAY CARR, and RAY BAR- uszko from New York, ROTTERDAM Arrived Sept.

18. str Volendam from New York; Sept. 14. Br WEATHER CONDITIONS. The weather chart prepared Tuesday cific S.S, Co.

Pier 16. ADMIRAL COLE, str fBorgV 4:30 58 hours Hoouiam. Pacific S. 8, Ihab ny Oft LAKE FRANCES San Francisco for Se attle: 445 les from Seattle. evening shows a depression over the Plains MAUNAI.OA Portland for Loa Angeles; prwkitvfnt AFT.

str (Griffiths. 6:05 states and another over California and Arizona. Neither has been associated with weather events of a marked nature, and 24 davs Manila via Honolulu 6 days 5' hours 14 minutes. Dollar S.S. Line.

Pier ms uocnaatrine irom Ban tn-ancisco. Sailed Sept. 15, Nor ms Taranger tor Vancouver. B. C.

MARSEILLES Arrived Sept. 15. atr Excambion from New York. OSLO Sailed Sept. 18, atr Stavanger-tjord for New York.

Sailed. Sept. 13. Nor ms Laurits Swen- General W. C.

Gorgas from Taku: 10 B'rminBham City from Portland: 10:30 a. tkr Huguenot from Tacoma: 9 a. Br str Talthybius from Hongkong; 8 a. str Admiral Day from iiW Ports; 7 a. str North Wind from Juneau: 3 a.

str Susan V. Luckenbach from Everett. Sailed Sept. 18. 8:30 a.

str Aleutian for Cordova; 8 a. str West Ivis for Tacoma. Arrived. Sent. 18, 11:30 p.

str Admiral Laws: 10 p. str Cascade, both conditions over the country at large have 44. been settled during the last twenty-four hours, although cloudiness has been wide SAILED FROM THIS PORT TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18 spread over a large section of the Far son from Vancouver. B.

C. CALIFOKN1AN. ms (Carlisle). 9:05 B. Sfi't.

17: Seattle. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Nor ms fReff). West and in the Mississippi Valley. An interesting and significant feature of the chart is the behavior of the North Pacific high pressure aystem which Is overspreading the Gulf of Alaska, while an Arctic air mass covers the western and northern SHANGHAI Arrived Sent.

17. atr President McKinley from Kobe: Sept. 18. str Jefferson Myers from Portland. Sailed Sept.

17. str General Sherman for Kobe. Arrived. Sent. 17.

Nor run BlcrnmHtari ISLAND PORTS HIL0 Sailed Sept. 17. str Mana tor San Francisco. HONOLULU Arrived Sept. 18, 10 a.

Jap ms Tatsuta Maru. 4 U. S. Army transport Meighs, both from San Francisco; 4 Br ms Aorangi from Vancouver. schr Commodore from Port Gamble: XL S.

cutters Tiger and Reliance from cruise. Sailed Sept. 17. tkr TTtacarbon for Port San Luis: Sent. 18.

str Malign for San Francisco; 5 p. Jan ms Tatsuta Maru for Yokohama. PANAMA CANAL TORTS. PANAMA CAN AI- Passed. Sent.

18, tkr Llo. str San Angela, Jan ms Hakubasan Maru, sir San Rafael, all for New York: Br str Harlingen, for London: Ger ms Los Angelea. str Montana str Mathew Luckenbach, Du ms Dinteldyk, all for San Francisco; Jap ms Kinai Maru, for Los Angeles; str Stella, for Valparaiso; str C. O. Stillman, for Talara.

p. Sept. 17; Vancouver. B. And Seattle from San Francisco: 8 p.

Ger str Tacoma from Nek Westminster, B. ltal ms Cellina: midnight. Jap str Taibun Maru. both from Vancouver, B. 7 p.

tkr Emidio from Los Angel's; 4 KOVE1 MARU. Jap ms (Watanabe). 10:35 n. Sept. 17; British Columbian from Portland.

parts of Canada, bringing much colder weather to Alberta and Saskatchewan. The outlook Is for fair weather Wednes ii. iii4 ma ijiuuy maine irom p. atr West Ivis: noun, str Horace X. Batter, both from Tacoma.

Sailed. Sept. 18. 11 n. str Admiral Senn for Port Angeles; ft p.

str Susan V. Luckenbach for Olympia: 6 p. ports and Osaka. LAKRY 1MIHENY. tkr (Wilder).

7:10 a. Los Angele. PENNSYLVANIA. str (Bamforth) 12-35 a Boston via Los Angeles. DKKOf'HE.

tkr (Uhren). 10 n. Sent, In. lnrl.R day and Thursday in all the Far Western states, with continued high temperatures in southern California and temperatures near or somewhat above normal elsewhero. T.

R. REED, Forecaster. KK.YELVN. Br yacht. 9:45 a.

Los PORT OF SPAIN Arrived Sept, 18. str West t'amarco from Ponce. VERA CKUZ Arrived Sept. 18, atr Point Ancha from Port au Prince. ENSENADA Arrived Sept.

18. Mex ma Sonora from Mn-dalena. PUERTO ARMUELI.ES Sailed Sent. 17. Nor ms Oregon Express for San Francisco.

YOKOHAMA Arrived Sept. 18. Btr General Lee from Portland. Sailed Sept. 14, Ja-p ms Atago Maru for San Francisco.

NAGOYA Arrived Sept, 18. atr Peter Kerr from Yokohama. HONGKONG Arrived Sent. 18. Br str Empress of Japan from Manila.

CAPE TOWN Arrived Sept. 18. Jap ma La Plata Maru from Durban. SHAWNEE, U. S.

Coast Guard cutter. str Birmingham City: 7 p. str West Ivis. both for Vancouver, B. 4 str H.

F. Alexander for San Francisco; 4 p. Jap str Arldono Maru for Yo-Tacoma from New Westminster, B. C. Everett: 12:50 p.

Jan str Tohsel Maru; 4 p. str Robert Luckenbach. both for Tacoma: 12:50 p. str Mary D. for 2oH miles north of Los Angeles.

MAKIKI Lob Angeles for Balboa; 159 miles south of Los Angeles. MODAVIA Armuelles for Loa Angeles; 1,006 miles southeast of Los Angeles at noon. MARY D. Seattle for Los Angeles; 172 miles south of Seattle, MALOLO Los Angeles for Balboa; 41)0 miles southeast of Los Angeles. MAKUA Ahukini for San Francisco; 728 miles frnm San Francisco.

MAK.VWAO Los Angeles for Honolulu; 1,4110 miles east of Honolulu. MALA San Francisco for Ai-torlaj 210 miles north of San Francisco. MO.I.YVK Martinei for Seattle; 370 miles from Seattle. MAINA KEA Los Angeles for Balboa; 1.1140 miles northwest of Balboa. MANA Hilo for San Francisco; 1.817 miles west of San Francisco.

MAM LAM San Francisco for Honolulu: 1,034 miles west of San Francisco. MAUNA ALA Los Angeles for New York; 575 miels south of Los Angeles. NOSA CHIEF Balboa for Punta Arenas; '353 miles south of Punta Arenas at noon. NEBRASKA Losj Angeles for Balboa; 2.100 miles northwest of Balboa at noon. OREGON Longview for.

Shanghai; 4.B58 miles east of Shanghai. OAKMAR Balboa for Los Angeles: 150 miles south of Los Angeles at noon. POINT PAI.MAS Balboa for Los Angeles: 740 mile southeast of Loa An- PENNSYI.VANIA Balboa for San Diego; 1.200 miles southeast of San Diego at noon. POINT ARENA Mobile for Colon; 645 miles north of Colon at noon. PRESIDENT JOHNSON San Francisco for Honolulu; 710 miles east of Honolulu.

POINT BR.WA Los Angeles for Balboa: 704 miles northwest of Balboa at noon. 11 a. patrol cruise. F. H.

HILLMAN. tkr (Christensen). "MONTEREY, str (Townsend). 12:30 P. Change of Masters.

NOVO, str, J. Rosirom vice fl. Olsen. Bl FFALO niilDGE. str.

H. A. Wilhelmsen, vice J. A. Mattson.

j. Aiianuc port. Sviinev via L.os anieies. U. 8.

destroyer. 10:30 a. WIN U1KGO Arrived. Sept. 18.

str Katherine: 7:50 a. str Lake Gale- CALIFORNIAN. ins (Carlisle). 9:05 Navy Orders wooa: a p. sir Davenport; U.

S. S. Borie, all from San Francisco; 6:45 a. V. S.

S. DolDhin. V. S. S.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Nor ms Ref. AUCKLAND Sailed Sept. 17, Br atr WASHINGTON, Sept. 18. (US) The Narwhal.

U. S. 8 Nautilus: 9 a TJ. v. Vancouver, a.

MARU. Jap ms (Watanabe). il -i jm 7m4 By Mackay Radio-Telegraph Co. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, ADMIRAL GOVE Los Angeles for San Francisco; 305 miles from San Francisco.

ALBERTOLITE Los Angeles tor Vancouver; 1,024 miles from Vancouver. ADMIRAL ETON Astoria for San Francisco; 240 miles from San Francisco. ALEUTIAN Seattle for Ketchikan: 840 miles from Ketchikan at 6 p. m. BETTERTON 840 milea from Baltimore at noon.

CHARLIE WATSON El Segundo for Linnton: 600 miles from Linnton. CALIFORNIA STANDARD Hull for Los Angeles; 3,301 miles northeast of Colon at noon, CAPT. A. F. LUCAS El Segundo for Longview; 727 miles from Longview.

CATHERINE SUDDEN Willapa Harbor for San Francisco; 25 milea south nf WHIunu o. o. sarracuaa. u. s.

b. nonita. u. 8. S.

Bass, all from Pearl Harbor. iiH-Hra ior Vancouver, k. TRINIDAD Sailed Sept. 18. str Emeri-ency Aid for San Francisco.

RIO DE JANEIRO Sailed Sept. 16. atr West Mahwah for Bahio. Sailed. Sent.

18. noon, str Lake Gnl. LONDON Arrived Sent. lfl. Br ms Pa- wnoa: n.

str Kamenne: lo n. str Davennort. all for Los Angeles and ban rancisco. cum enterprise: Sent. 15.

Nor ms Ber-ganger, both from San Francisco. TACOMA Arrived, Sent. 18. 2 a. m.

Sailed Sent. 15. Nor ms Heranger for San Francisco. following Navy orders were posted today: Lieut. Comdr.

Philip C. Morgan, det. command L'SS Stmpson continue treatment New York. Lieut. Richard J.

Bourke det. USS Holland Sept. 20, to Asiatic Station. Ensigns Clarenre E. Kanparek, det.

USS Concord in September, to instructor air station. Pensncola; Robert H. Kerr, det. USS Salt Lake City Sept. 27.

to Instructor. Pensacnla: Henry C. Snlcer det. USS Chester to UPS Arkansas. Simply Corps.

Lients. John Hull. det. training station, San Diego In November, to Navy Yard, Pearl Harbor; Herman F. Gingrich, det, supply depot, Norfolk, to USS Neches, tr Horace X.

Baxter; 3 a. str Ameri Arrived, Sent 10. Br ms Pacific Enterprise. Sept. 15.

Nor ms Berganger. both MRS. VERA M. BOWERS, MAURINE McKINLEY Two Beauteous Blondes Without Movie Ambitions can Star: 8:30 a. str West Ivis.

all from Tacoma; (t a. Br ms Pacific from San Francisco. Grove from New Westminster. B. C.

Sailed. Sept. 15. Nor ms Heranger, for Sailed. Sept.

18. 4 a. tkr Huguenot POINT SIR Portland for Seattle; 157 CHARLES CHRISTENSON 309 miles for Los Angeles; 5 a. str Admiral Day: san Francisco. Arrived.

Sept. 18. Nor ms Benjamin Frnnklin from San Francisco. 10 a. str Horace X.

Baxter; noon, str miles south or Race Kocks at noon. POINT LOIIOS Los Angeles for Balboa: 10:35 p. Ohaka. SAN VINCENTE. str (Read).

3:45 B. m. New York via Los Aneeles. BUFFALO BRIDGE, str Wilhelmsen). 4:10 n.

Seattle and Portland. SELANDIA, Dan ms (Nielsen), 4.4-B. Coos Bay and Vancmiver. B. C.

YALE, str (Johnson), 6:25 p. Los AnpROVIDENriA, Fr str (Gorrino) P. Santa Rosalia. MELVILLE, tuK (Lollis). 5:50 v.

Portland (with derrick barge in tow). EMMA ALEXANDER, str (Harris), 6:65 m.4. Seattle. str (Abbors). 6:30 p.

Los Angeles. SEA RANGER, tut? (Gustafson). 7:45 p. Pigeon Point (with Haviside barge No. 4 In tow).

ESTHER JOHNSON, str (Gunderson). 8:15 p. Los Anlrele-. F. LUCKENBACH.

str (Martens). 10 30 p. Boston via Los Angeles. BROOKINGS, str (Brendle), 1035 P. Los Angeles.

ADMIRAL WILEY, str (Marquart), p. Portland. West Ivis, all for Seattle; 1 p. str KORK Arrived, Sent. 13.

Br str Ixion 1.SI18 miles northwest of Balboa at noon. from Jacksonville at noon. CADDOI'LAK Port Angeles for San Francisco: 687 miles from San Francisco. CATHWOOD Baltimore for Boston: 340 titles li'ttm Hosttin THESE COWBOYS LEARY ABOUT SEA DALLINGTOV COURT Chemalnus for POINT CLEAR Balboa for Los Angeles; 1.253 miles southeast of Loa Angeles at noon. RIO DK JANEIRO MART Galveston for Panama: I.

(MM) miles from Panama SANTA CLARA Buenaventura for Bui-lioa: 113 miles south of Halboa at noun. SANTA ROSA Left Cartagena for Puerto -t'nlomhis at 1 1 a. m. TIMBERRU8H Los Angeles for Balboa! 1.857 miles from Balboa. UTACARBON Hilo for Port San Lois; 1.7:10 miles from Port San Luia.

VILI.ANGER Los Angeles for Havre! 225 miles from Iais Angeles at noon. WAPAMA Los Angeles for San Francis-en; mile from Los Angeles. WATSONVILLE Eureka for Santa Bar-tmra: 50 miles from Eureka. WARWICK Los Amreles for Martinetrr LSS miles from Mai-tinel. VVINDRI SII Left Providence for Boston at o.

m. W. S. Mil K.K New Tork for Loa Angeles; 1.1X1 miles from Colon at noon. S.

RHKEM New York for Los An-B-cls: 1.HH4 miles from' Los Angeles. M. N. MILLER New Yurk for Los Angeles: 1.1 SI miles from Colon. ALI.INGEORD Astoria for San Francisco; 178 miles from San Francisco.

SAM'A BARBARA New York for Cristo i LAPLACENTIA Port San Luis for Martinez. IKS miles from Martinez. L(M IK.OII. Everett for 44 miles north of Columbia River at noon. LA PI KISIMA P.alboa for Los Angeles; 2.540 miles from Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES l'ort San Luis for Oleum: miles from Oleum. 1.1 mill I) Los Angeles for New York; 1.SD5 miles from New York at noon. MONTE.BELLO Los Angeles for Kaana-pali- 2ml mil'" from Kaanapali. M. H.

WHITTIER Honolulu for San Krancisco; 32! miles from San Fran-risro. MALA San Franciseo for Astoria: 210 miles from Sun Francisco. MAKUKA Sydney for San Francisco: 1150 miles from San Francisco. NAUESNA San Francisco for Astoria; miles from Astoria. OREGON Portland for Shanghai: m'les from Shanghai.

PETER HELMS Los Anseles for Vallejo: 170 miles from Vallejo, PLEASANT VI Ll.E HonckonK for Los Anceles: 2.15 miles from Los Anfreles. PAl I. KHOUP Port CosU for Everett; 12 miles from Everett. POINT SAN PEDRO Bremerton for Port Gamble: mil-J from Port Gamble. PRESIDENT LINCOLN Colon for Havana: 212 milea irom Havana.

ROCHELIE Los Aniteles for San Fran- rlsto: miles from San Francisco. RICHMOND San Pedro for Point Wells; 1 OJ5 miles from Point Wells. R. j. II ANN A At El Segundo.

SAN JtlsE Colon for Angeles: 385 cil--- from I.OM AoTrele. SAGEBRUSH Colon for Philadelnhla: 1 21i; ll'ilew from Overfalls, SAN GABRIEL Norfolk for Colon; 600 miles from Colon. SAN SIMEON Colon for Baltimore; 1,500 m'les from Baltimore. -SANTA MARIA Vancouver for Los An- Pacific Coast Ports (Uomniled Tnesday. September 1R) ASTORIA Arrived Sent.

18. 12:05 a. str Hubert Hchafer: 8 a. str Admiral Wood, both from San Francisco. Sailed Sept.

18. 1:15 a. str Oregon for Shanghai: 8 a. str Point Sur for Vancouver, B. C.

and Seattle. Arrived, Sent. 18, noon, str Astoria from San Francisco. Sailed. Sent.

IS. noon, tkr Torres for Los Angeles; 2:15 n. Btr Lewis fn, San FranClSCO. bal: 813 miles northeast of Cristobal at noon SANTA PAULA Havana for Puerto Colombia; SiO miles north of Puerto Colomiiia at noon. SANTA MVItl-V At Antofacasta at noon SANTA MOMCA Los Angeles for Maxat- Ian; 228 miles north u( Maiatlan at noon SIDNEY IIAI PTMAN Norfolk for Cristobal.

25 miles from Cristobal at noon. STEEL TRADER San Diego for Balboa: 7K2 miles northwest of Balboa at noon. STEEL TRADER Balboa for San Diego: 782 miles northwest of Bulboa at noon. SOI.OY Houston lor Los Angeles: 500 miles northwest of Balboa at noon. SAN LUCAS San lieBu for miles northwest of Balboa.

TEJON Los Angeles for Portland; 446 miles sciith of Portland. TAMIA1IUA New York for Los Angeles: 2,204 miles southeast of Los Angeles at noon TUSCALOOSA CITY Honolulu for Balboa; 2.070 miles northwest of Balboa at noon. TAIVANO Los Angeles for Balboa: 305 mile south of Los Angeles at noon. VIRGINIA Los Angeles for Balboa: miles south of Los Angeles at noon. VIRGINIA Los Anaeles lor Balboa: 610 miles south of I Angeles at noon.

WICHITA Los Angeles fur Balboa; 186 miles rust of Ililo at noon. W. L. STEED Hallioa for Los Angeles; miles south of Los Angeles at noon Arrived. Sent.

18. 3 P. str Daisy Matthews from San Francisco: 4 p. T-( T.ruhcnit from Olvmoia. Hull; 105 miles northwest ot San rran- cisio at 4 P.

m. DEROCHK Oleum for Los Angeles; 131 mil" from Los Angeles. EMERGENCY AID Para for Barbadoes. IMS miles from Barlmdoes. ERNEST II.

MEYER Los Angeles for San Francisco: 183 miles from San Francisco Ef, SEGUNDO El Segundo for Astoria; 242 miles from Astoria. EDWARD DOHENV 872 miles West southwest of Cape Clear at noon. El KOl'A Los Ao-Jeles lor Balboa; 2.16 miles f'-otii Los Uobles at noon. FEKN.MOOR Manila tor Los Angeles: 645 ni'les from Los Angeles at noon. F.

H. HILLMAN Richmond for El Segundo; 250 miles from El Segundo. GAELIC hTAR Los Angeles for New Westminster; 125 miles southwest ot New Westminster. GENERAL PERSHING Yokohama for San Fianciaco; 230 miles from San Francisco. GOLDEN HORN San Francisco for Fu-shikl: 573 miles from San Francisco.

HANDICAP Mobile for Lus 2i0 miles from Los Anueles at noon. II. F. McCORMH'K Port Angeles for Sun Francisco; 170 miles front SantFrrn- HALSEY Los Angeles for Balboa: 623 miles from Loa Angeles. H.

M. STOREY New York for Los Angeles: 2.239 miles from Los Angeles. HERMAN F. WII1TON Colon for New York; 391 miles from Colon at noon. HENRY D.

WHITON 727 miles eouth of breakwater at noon. J. A. MOFFETT Los Angeles for Maiatlan; 282 miles from Maiatlan at KOKKIGAN Santa Rosalia for Los Angeles' "''O miles from Ios Anwcles. K.

R. KINGSBURY Bulboa for I-or An-freb'K- miles from Los Antfeles at KEWANEE Linnton for Avon; 73 miles from Avon. KNI TK NELSON Loa Angeles for Balboa: 447 miles from San Pedro. LAKKEA Los Angeles for Seattle; 85 milea from Seattle. Sailed.

Sent. 18. 5 P. str Arlzonan mM WX I for Seattle. COOS BAY Sailed Sept.

17. 7 P. tr i lapa for Ban f-rancisco. DUNGENESS Passed, Sept 18, 4 p. atr Admiral 3 p.

tr Cas By Globe Wireless. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS PRESIDENT ADAMS Colombo for Bombay: 229 miles from Colombo. PRESIDENT CLEVELAND Havana for Cristobal; 401 miles from Cristobal. PRESIDENT COOLIDGi: Yokohama Cor Honolulu: 1.UII5 miles from Honolulu. PRESIDENT GRANT Victoria for Yokohama; 1.1K0 miles from Victoria.

PRESIDENT GARFIELD Marseilles for New York: 1.HS7 miles from Marseilles PRESIDENT HARRISON Manila, for Kobe: 61f miles from Kobe. PRESIDENT HAVES Honolulu for Kobe; miles from Kobe. PRESIDKNT HOOVER Honolulu for To-kohama: H92 miles from Yokohama; PRESIDENT JACKSON Shanghai for Kobe: 51! miles from Kobe. PRESIDENT 4 1 PERSON Yokohama for Victoria; 004 miles from Victoria at noon. PR EM DENT MONROE Balboa for Los 1 415 miles from Balboa PRESIDENT POLK Anchored t' Pott PRKSIPENT VAN BUREN Boston for New York: SO miles from Ambrose light SINAI.OA Mnnr.anillo for Maiatlan; 210 miles from Mazatlan.

SONORA Magdalena for Ensenada tf'J milea aouth of Ensenada, 4 WMJ A JM 4: WET NOTTS Long Reach for Bi h- cade, both lor Seattle. EVERETT Sailed Sept. 17. 10 T. Br row Loch coil for Portland and San Francisco.

EUREKA Arrived Sept. 18. 2 a. str Brunbwick: fog-bound outside. Sent.

18. a. str Watnonville from Portland. GRAYS HARBOR Railed Sept. 17.

fl p. sir Meicen Maru for Dairen. saihd Kept. IN. fl a.

str Gravs Harbor for Seattle; a. str Calmar lor Mr) Eraneisro I.OS ANGELEt Arrived Sent. IS. 3:45 atr taa Pedro from Garibaldi: 4.10 mend; mites from Richmond. EST M.MMVAII Kin ile Janeiro for miles from Rahln.

Keles: miles from Los Angeles. SAN VINCENTE San Francisco for los Angles; miles from Los Angeles, S. C. T. DO'l Holha for Los Ancles; ir-les; l.o.'w miles rrom Los Ansrelc.

SOI Til A ERICA Los Anceles for New y.eal.ind; 2. miles from San Francisco. S. C. T.

IX P.alboa for Ixis Anfles; 1.1157 milf-e frnm Angeles. SUA I Angeles for Manila 272 miles from Los Anvrcles. i TAIVANO I.os Anceles for Balboa; 305 miles Irom Loa Aneeles at noon. WEST IRA Cnxtobal for San Juan: rnll-- from Juan. WEST CAMARGO Left Trinidad for Bar- li.iihm mt ti RAY BARTRAM SCHNEIDER JR JOHNNY SCHNEIDER CLAY CARR Afraid Spurs Can't Tame Pacific's Wild Waves WILLIAM LUCKENBACH Los Angeles for P.nlbns: 548 miles southeast of Los scales at oo..

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