Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 32

TUESDAY EVENING Ct.fiuitc MAY 27, 1924 Edited by FRANK CUFF I KIN Lumber Report Shows Growth Drives 'Em Daft to Name This Graft What-Is-It," is about the only expression that fits this rebuilt schooner, according to seafaring men of the Pacific Coast. She is the Invaderrecently rebuilt. Some say she's more like, a yaTvl than a schooner, while others hold the opposite view. Nobody has classified her yet. Plans Made to Compete With Tramp' Rates SUGAR IS STILL SANTA OLIVIA PORTS DFrCALL Illl a List Made, of Points Where Loading, and Unloading Be Pone.

With the sailing of Pacific Mall intercoastal freighter, Santa HVia. from Oakland J.une 4 and from San Francisco on June 7. for the east coast, the following will be the ports of call for discharging! nd loading; cargo in order naraea 'for all future sailings of Pacific Mail freihter In the coast to coast aervfcel discharge. Baltimore, discharge and 'load. Plilladaluhia, discharge and load.

New rk, i discharge and load. Sailing from 'New York on the westbound voy- age, vessels will call at Korfolk. to i Ir. This service 1 imusuiohu sz'x hA rir.t Tinrtu of call, easllvtnd. whereas, previously vessels with astbourid cargo discharged first at Kew 'York and Philadelphia and thence proceeded to and Baltimore to discharge.

The servr ice in this way will he reduced to 11. days to Norfolk and 2J days to Baltimore.1' Damages Are Awarded Wife Of Stevedore Mrs. 'Agnes O'Brynne $5000 Suit Agains Alaska Steamship Company. Ma.y 27. Damages f-J5000l were awarded Agnes O'Brynne In a suit against the 'Alaska Steamship company by a jury in Federal court yesterday.

The 'suit asked $15,000 for the death of her husband, a stevedore, who wan killed April 6, W23. when he fell Into a hatchway on the steamship Valdez on whicji Tie yie working. Eifts for the construction of a radio' station on Destruction island, will be opened soon, according to Information received th Seattle Chamber of Com merce from the bureau of yards and docks, navy department, instruction island Is a short distance a-outh of the mouth of the Hoh river. 'v. Making another fast run up the coast, the express liner II.

F. Alex-: under arrived yesterday San BYa'nciseo and San Pedro. Armnz-ements have. been com- pleted by the Anierican-Hawaiian Steamship Compaany for through rates and through bills of lading from Seattle and other Pacific ports to the United Kingdom, con- tlnental Europe, the West Indies and Africa, it was learned from Tpnreaerttatives of the company. WIRELESS Tor Past CEATTLE, May 27.

The North- ern Division of the Pacific Westbound Conference, meeting here hag taken Heps deemed necessary to meet the competition of tramp steamers at rates that are even lower than the reduced tariff of the Conference. Three members were named as a committee authorized to confer upon individual lines the right to meet legitimate competition of tramp steamers by quoting rates which the committee specifies. The condition made was that the committee must decide unanimously in such rases that the existence of such competition has been proved. One interpretation of litis arrangement is that it creates an "open" lumber rate to the portb of the Orient, modified by certain restrictions. rULLuflnbu II UUt.

UMIIUU OF PORT1UAND. May 27. The steamer Hamlin F. McCormiek yes terday began loading a full cargo of lumber at St. Helens to be taken to the Atlantic coast.

A total of 120.000 barrels of oil was brought here yesterday from California -on the tankers It. J. Hanna, Atlas and Los Alamos. An unnamed Japanese has been reported fixed for loading on the north Pacific with lumber to the South American west cqast at $10. other 1 details have not been announced! It, is reported that another Italian steamer is to follow the Na-zareno here for European grain loading in, the near future.

The-flapanese steamer Bordeaux Maru, which has been reported for Portland loading, is to go to Vancouver and is expeeted there the middle of the week to take wheat for Europe. The British steamer Sheafmead, under chartei to A. M. Gillespie and company may load on the Columbia river for Kobe, Osaka and Yokohama the latter part of June, it was stated yesterday. Cargo has been fixed on Grays Harbor and Puget Sound and it is hoped some loading may be done Garland Ships In Inter-Coast Traffic Again Announcement has been made by William Campion, vice-president and general manager of the Garland Line, that the Garland Steam ship Corporation has withdrawn on the inter-coastal route.

It is further announce! that, be ginning on July 9 with the sailing of the James B. Duke from lJMia-delphia, a fortnightly service will be put into effect fcftm that port, Baltimore. Norfolk and ports on the Gulf of Mexico, to. Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland and Seattle. It 19 expected" that the cargoes carried eastward by these ships will i-rinsiKt exclusively of lumber.

hd that alternate -calls will be made at 'Gulf In explanation of tho company's action )n changing the seven ships from the trans-Pacific business, back to the inter-coastal trade, Campion gave, -among other -reasons, the fact that the, cargo offerings had. not been as. large as was anticipated. For four the ships in question in the trans-Pacific trade from San Francisco and the Columbia river. Arabia Maru Will Return to Tacorha TACOMV May 2-7.

The Arabia Maru will return to Taeonia from Vancouver to load, the last of the week. The Tymiareus Will V.l-iVe Tl urs-day, It is expected now, to discharge oil. The Tlartwood and the Dnyles-town are expected here from San Francisco. The Port Angela arrived yesterday afternoon, from Talifornia and iailed in the evening for down-sojnd ports. The- Hallfried is due today to load lumber.

The Porothy Winterniote failed today for San Pedrq wilh luiuber. SUN, MOON. TIDE TUp rlnio and DClEi'tr of In the loninit V. S. tat and uentietU- Survey nn rivn ar Corf rMni hi the entrant to San rrnocKeo tiay.

For Webster Street hrldae. nd.i 10 n'Iniite' TuevilaT. Mar 27. UMBER LOADED ATLANTIC SAID TO BE BIG Its Movement Is Expected to Continue to Be Heavy For Some Hawaiian raw tugar Is moving from the islands to San Fraucleco in increasing, quantities and th movement will continue heavy until June or July, when the peak load will be reached. The Matso1vt Navigation steamer Lurline brought in 104,103 bags lor Trockett on Saturday morning, the Manukal la due Wednesday with the largest load this month, 201,760 bags, and the I 1 1 1 TV.

i 1 1 i 1 1 I "6l" i arrive on weanesaay morning wim making a total for the three Matson ships of 392.668 bags enough sugar to feed San Fran-, Cisco and all the bay. cities for several monthB. The Lurline carried 68 passengers. Her prominent travelers included John F. Stone, secretary to Governor AV.

R. Farrington of ila-waii: A. C. Budge, an official of Castle Cooke, big Honolulu business firm; Dr. Harold Lyon, of the territorial board of agriculture and forestry, Honolulu, and Cargo', brought from Honolulu by the Lurline included 104,103 bugs of raw sugar for Crockett ref'nery, 4073 cases of canned pines, 257 cases of Hawaiian honey, 70S bunches of Island bananas, 154? bags of mall, and 10 packages of express.

For. Seattle the ship has 1174 tons of molasses and 103 tons of other products, according to Arthur W. Baxter, the new purser, who succeeds Jack Fischback, recently promoted to purser of the Manou. Schooner Kruze Is at Coos Bay COOS BAT. May 27 The tug Oregon hroucht in the schooner K.

V. Kruze Saturday, returning from "ic wih-iil. mk- here for Inspection and probable re pair. The steamer McCormiek Balled yesterday morning with a partial lumber cargo and will finish loading on the Columbia river for San Francisco. Arriving yesterday from the South, the steamer Johanna Smith was fresh from inspection at San Francisco.

She will load lumber. The motorship Mazatlan sailed yesterday afternoon for Portland, after being in the harbor for the past twenty-four hours. Empress of Asia Now in Vancouver VANCOUVER, B. May steamship Empress of Asia of the Canadian Pacific Steamship, arrived here yesterday from the Orient with one of the largest passenger lists brought here in years. She carried 1041 passetisrera Her cargo included ft.

000.000 worth of silk. Other items carried were cigars, tea, rice and walnuts. Exclusive of three Grand Trunk Pacific passenger liners the Canadian Government Merchant Marine. is at present operatlrg 21 ships on the Pacific ocean. Two more former Atlantic vessels have been added to th list.

Thev were the freighters Canadian Spinner and Canadian Coaster. Wilhelmina Due Here Tomorrow The Matson Navigation Hner Wilhelmina. Capt. A. L.

Soule, will arrive tomorrow with 122 cabin passengers, a comfortably ful' list. Cargo includes 86,805 bags of raw sugar for Crockett refinery, 19,14 cases of canned pines. 500 tons of molasses, 3071 bunches of bananas, and other Items, making a total cargo of 7045 tons, one of the largest this year for the Wilhelmina. via the Caribb A delightful ocean cruise fw scenes-complete test-Vary your eastern trip by going or returning between New Orleans arniNew York via Havana, Cuba. Fare $117 "Every Passenger a Guest" TheGreatWhiteFleetorTers a wide choice df itineraries at moderate cost, to include: Havana Panama, Costa Rica, Jamaica or Colombia.

Weekly from New Orleans. Ask your tourist or rail Ihu tgenttr CRABTREE'S TRAVEL OFFICE "1325 Broadway, Oakland, Cal. 2121 Berkeley, Cal II. il DEFIESSEAMENTO HER TYPE Waterfront Experts Goaded to Guessing What It Is That Floats In. "Nentune's h'as re- placed Barnum's famous freak as 1 a popular subject for guesswork as to its identity.

The new "what- d'ye-call-it. which is now puzzling- seagoing men on -tho l'aelrio coast, is the vessel that has just been built from the. famous racing yacht Invader, formerly a two-masted schooner. iarinern are exoeriencing con siderable difficulty in classify ing I the craft. It possesses some of the I characteristics of a yawl and some of the characterises of a schooner, but it is neither one in the complete sense of those words.

This cmeer hybrid of the deep now carnes three masts, but no one lias ventured to state what type of vessel she really is. As ona seafaring man put it. she is "in a cUss bv herself." The accompanying picture of the converted Invader was taken in San Diego harbor just after the transformation wis effected. TO ARRIVE Manila New York llilo I'usjet Scund Columbia Itiver SeHttle I'uget Rouu.I Loa Aneeles Went Seq nana WHlpolo Mauukai OriniiinU: DlnteMys Al'-xantter Dictator Hniuholilt Grays arbor West Nutus Witfaeiidar. Miv 28, Columbia Klver tcel West SUnj Honoluln Wilhelratua Hnget Kound Admiral t'eary am Augi'les Lob Auifck-s BTlford Thuraday, May 29.

Antwerp Tn-bkntrlnp Shaughiii Indian Arrow New York Colombia New York Argonue Valparaiso Toaca AntnfaiBta foljona Britili Lolumbia Cauadian Rover Sealtle U. F. Alexander hut Ansvlea Admirul Dewey Lo Ausi-le? Admiral Fiska Friday, May SO, Manila President Cleveland Hongkong Anyo Maru Nagasaki Cordelia Corinto Chiapas Hhilaiti-lpbla Olivia Portland St-blej Loa Augeles Saturday, May 81. Hongkong Siberia Maru I'hlliidelpUla Klorlilian Baltimore Chita. MeCormick Mobile Jacob Luokenhacb Kilo Kuterprlae San Luis San Antonio l.os H.

F. Alexander Loa Angele Uuoitiobll Los Angeles Yale Sunday, June 1. Portland i. Hoae City Victoria Dorotby Alejandt-r Loa Angeles Harvard Monday, June 2. Boston Lewis Luekenba'ii New York Finland New York Robin Bin-lion Aires West Juppa Callao Hutnrian Portland Cuba Portland Admiral arrugut Lus Angelea Ruth Alexnnder TO DEPART New Vork Pulladelpuia Charleston tloiiNtoa Mexico Seattle Seattle Portland Portland Portland Aat'Tla Itandon Itrookinga Monterey Margnrei Ijuliar A.

LiK-kenbiich Ml.ieefitin Ormldale CBriiito Raima Alexander Tiverton Cuhu Admiral Fnrragut Willamette Wilmington Ell-taheth NecHuicmn San vuionto Fulrlianks Hiiinlif Ulr Monterey Los Angelea Los Angeles Loa Angeles Wednesday, May 8. Hnrvard Gljmont Liverpool Dictator Yokohama' Maru Scientist West Notrnt Miiul P. Klout Wcstport Cua'tcinoc Everett Nome City WHshJtiirtou Sea Kiimn Panalfna Yale New York South America Honolulu Marxlirii-Il Crescent City Point Arena Kurt-ka Eureka Kureka Allilnn I.oa Aoirf'les Loa Augelev liutb Alexander Thuraday. May Liverpool 1iiidon DinteMjk Knockfierna Indra 1 Raneiijtonl Admiral i'eury I-Jilna Huena vntura South America Seattle Si-iittle Portland Mal-eli field City Unify Shark rulrliunka Sinaloa Admiral Dewey B. Alexnuifor La Kells Friday, Miy SO.

A Carrlso Admiral ribke Harvard Monterey ilCll'0 I. Oh Monterey Hllo Poi-tlaDd Loa Angeles Saturday, May 81. Peter Clirifctopherkou II. K. Alexander Norililflhrl Woillnflord Canadian Rover L.

U. Klnsley Mavfnir Tamalpala Falrl-aiika Scanduouvfa Seattle Seattle Soartle. Astoria Vli-torla Flureka Kureka Monterey l.oi A Hire lea I'a Angelea T.oa Anuelea N)s Aniretcs I.oa Angeles Savannah 'i'W ork Va'paralao Admiral Krliley HumlioMt ri-liu, Uolpb Sunday. June 1. Mystic Ttonolpil New Brltnln Anj Maru juonnay, June Z.

Sania San Ia Aiielei for AleiunUer 'Tuesday. June 8. Pramntlt Panunia Went Jet('r Colombia Hanburg Vnkoliama New York Nfff York New York youth, America Mexico Honolulu Victoria Portland rSirtland Portland Loa Angelea Ijii-kenliacb Penni.j ivania Colusa rhiapaa Cimlirala Ruth Alexander Rose City Cul.a Admiral Karrnirut ttanur.l Transport Movements It- The following ar the approximate de partures and arrival In the mnvinenf of the L'uifed States 'aroif Service: ArgoniM New York to San Francisco. Camhral In San Francisco. Pbaumoot llaulla Si Francisco.

lnellKAf Hamilton RohiIh K.fKemoOr Hooolniu to New lurk. in Hn rsnci-ro. Meigs Id Sao Francisco. Newport Naiva Msolla to Ban Franrlaco. Bendoraoo Baa rranelaco to New York.

Merrltt tra route ti Xoknaaata, Vra at Mara lsla4. Kew York to Ian Frandace. Tboiaaa Baa Fraoclaco to Manila. CONVERTED 6 HI a' i For Industry Orders and Shipments Also Show Increase in Year First 24 Weeks. West Coast' Lumbermen's Asso ciation weekly reports on production, orders and shipments for the first twenty weeks of the past five years, show the following facts: Production for twenty weeks, In 1924 was 2.19 per cent greater than for the same period 'in 1923, 25.23 per cent greater ihan Jn 1922, 113.82 per cent greater than in 1921, and 22.32 per cent greater than la the first twenty weeks of 1920.

Orders thus far this year have been 10.82 per cent less than in 1923, 17.30 per cent greater than in 1922, 81.95 per cent greater han in 1921. and 43.71 per cent greater than in the first twenty weeks of 1920. Shipments thus far this year have been 99 ner rent less than In 1923, 34.73 per cent greates than for the i mini trpootur isHniB uruun ui joi-. than in 1921. and 39.49 per cent greater than in the first twenty weeks of 1920.

Victoria to Take Year's First Trip May 27. Inaugurating the annual exodus from the states to Alaska, ana otner northern points, the steamship Victoria will sail on her first voyage of the year next Sunday. M. J. Wright, resident manager here for the Luckenbach line, was advised yesterday of two changes in the personnel of th executive branch of the service on the Pacific Coast.

C. S. Holmes, formerly with the Pacific Coast Steamship company, and later in the shipping business for himself, has been appointed Pacific Coast auditor. for the company, taking the place of p. Hndilp.

who resigned. R. B. Sheppard has been named Pacific oo-nnt tatttner UUdOl un.imfli,iB C. Bottomiys place june i.

H. S. Brown, resident agent tor Swavne Hoyt, announced yes terday of the steamship, Carolinas, owned by the Carolinas Steamship company of TJharlestSn, S. to load a full cargo of lumber at Grays Harbor for New York late next month. Appointment of Brattstrom Company of Seattle as a ticket agency for the Taclfic Steamship company, was announced yesterday.

West Notus to Go To South America GRAYS HARBOR. May 27. The steamer West Notus cleared the. bar here late last evening for San Francisco, where she will complete loading for South America. The Transmarine Unc steamer Su-waringo arrived late last night from San Francisco, to load for Port Newark.

WEATHER REPORT Oakland and vicinity: Fair and continued pleasant weather tonight and Wednesday; motif ate north, westerly- winds. Northern California, feacramento. Santa Clara and San Joaquin Vlleys: Fair and continued warm tonight and Wednesdy; moderate northerly winds. Southern California: Fair tonight and Wednesday, except cloudy or foggy near the coast tonight and in the morning; light westerly winds. Nevada and Idaho: Fair tonight and Wednesday.

Washington and Oregon: Fair tonight and Wednesday except cloudy near the coast; moderate westerlv winds. Sounds, Cloudy tonight and Wednesday: moderate westerly winds- CO.MDITIOXS. The pressure Is high off the. northern coast and low over the southern plateau. These conditions have caused fair weather over the Factfic slope except cloudy inthe western portions of Washington and Oregon and near the southern California coast.

Rain has fallen from Wyoming and Colorado eastward to tho Atlantic in the central Mississippi Valley the rainfall has been heavy. Conditions are favorable for' fair and pleasant weather in this district tonight and Wednesday. G. Hi WILLSOX, Forecaster. liry.

Wet. Hum. Mar 20, noon 1,... 6S.0 64 May 26, 6 p. 66.0 55.0 May 27, 6 a.

m. 00.0 7S RAINFALL DATA, Issued daily at 5 p. ui. 27. Seasonal Seasonal Normal to date Station.

Eureka Ited Sacraineuto. San Franciaco. Sun l-'reiuo. Sau Luis to 44.57 21.42 lll.S.5 10.1 11.48 20.26 1.VS2 la-t r. 2:1.34 111.47 22.S Ki.73 13.37 2S.24 9.

"ii 0.32 20. tv. 12.00 7. Oil 11.02 S.24 S.l'.l 5 I.os. Saa Diego.

TEMPERATURES, Hish Low Ilicll I-oiv 63 Oil o2 Baker 42 t'hoenlT 32 2 2S Pocatello. 44 Point aieyes. "2 Portlaud. 7 Prince Albert 4 Mi 40 40 52 KS Barkerville. 60 Billings.

Boston. 70 61 f.0 60 ao S6 I Prince 11 pert 50 42 34 611 I 40 4.1 0 I Kapid 62 Denver. 44 Ued SO 45 I Kenn 74 I 72 4S I Roswell 90 42 M5 00 I St. Louis. 60 12 41 I Salt Lake 64 W.

I San 60 San Frauclsco 06 7 I Sun Jose 70 s.Luis ohispo 61 R4 I Santa 74 3t I Seattle 61 42 I Sheridan 56 53 I Spokane. 08 44 Swift Current 54 SO Tacoma 66 110 Tajnipa. 1)2 511 Tatoosh 50 42 70 Dea Moines. 72 Po'fltH. S-J Duluth 0 61 60 56 El 54 Fresno St tiraitd Juuct.

4A Helena 0 IT 11 run 72 ladependence 02 ftS Kansas City. 6S. 72 LandeJr t.H r.o Aneelea. 6 50 TucVoif 40 I 64 Mempliis. 68 60 I rt alia 72 Sli-na I 7o Needles 100 New Orlesns 2 North Head, fix North Platte fll 'i Willlston 7S Wlnneiniuca.

72 S2 I 2 50 I Yakima 74 tl 4 I A'uma OS no I ictoria 54 4H Oklahoma. RAINFALL. Bafkervlllr .52. llenver 2. ties Moines .02, tode .01, Estpvao Grand Jupctlon Kamloops City .12.

KnoT-ville .2. lander .01, 1 22'. Okla-kmii l.ga Omaha Pltfshorrh Prite Kaoart St. (oula l.iS. Tattwall Van-csuvar jOl, Waaasaigtoa JC M' The 'freighter Oduna of the "Alaska Steamship Company, which has been loading in 'San Francisco.

ia expected in Seattle this week v- to complete, a cargo for Nome and St. Michaels. 'In aeoyrdance wilh un asrepment with the under writers, the lirst vessels sailing for: the seven steamers from the the north this the Victoria! Pacific trade to put them back Anti-Aircraft Practice for Battle Fleet Dreadnaught9 Leave San Pedro For Mimic War With Squadrons of Sky. SAX PEDRO. May 27.

Dreadnaughts of the battle fleet put to sea from here today for their first anti-aircraft target practice of the year, after piling up what officers said were exceptionally high averages in their long -range battle practice last week. The gratifying gunnery marks were made despite poor visibility and unusually deceptive r-weather conditions, according to Commander Fred M. Perkins, fleet gunnery officer. Next month, Commander Perkins announced, the battleships will engage in experimental gunnery exercises of a secret nature. Notice to Mariners Los Angeles Harbor, Corritos Channel, California Information has been received from the Harbor Department, city of.

Los Anireies. that Corritos Channel has shoaled to 8 feet, and is now being re-dredged to a depth of 20 feet. San Francisco Harbor. Approaches, California San Francisco Bar Dredging Gas Buoy discontinued by War Department May 22, 1324. San Francisco Bay.

California Tacht- Course Buoy temporarily es-ijihllaliorl Tvtnv 23 to mark the turn ing point tor Yacht Association races: a 1st class nun buoy, white, in 18 feer of water, 1600 yards 128 deg. from-Southampton Shosl Light. Point Blunt Lijjht. 22!) deg iSSW (5 Southampton Shoal deg. tW'NW itichmond AVarehouse, K.

2 deg. (KxW San Francisco Bay. California Toclr FianV V.HOV. 2 RUB, moved M-ay 17 400 yards. 20 deg.

from its present position into 29 feet of water. Kuoy marKS west erly edgo of shoal. AT.I.RGKD DKMflnTKll. HELP. COOS HAY.

May 27. The steamer P. A. Warner roturned to the harbor last evening aftev undergoing inspection at San Francisco. Knichi TwomotO.

alleged deserter from a Japanese ship In San Diego harbor, was arrested here by Customs Officer Chester Clark and is held for the failed States authorities. The Japanese, enlisted on the geodetic survey craft Guiieand came here from Sun Diego. EASTERN PORTS Bnstou Sailed- May 21. stuir Panaman for Pacific coast ports. New York Arrived, May 24.

strnr Monti-cello from San Pedro; atmr cBtterton from Sim Pedro. CANAL PORTS Balhoa-SalM. May 23. atmr rieda tor San Pedro: stfnr A. C.

peotord ror an i simr 'minion auu cu.v, Swift Arrow for Sao Pedro. Transpacific Mails i I will not enter -Bering rea before June 7. going through "rL'nimak pass at midnight Juno TIG IIOLGI.AS AT ASTOIIIA. 2i. Tin- lug Iouglas' arrived last evening from fcilfctz towing a rait of logs for the Astoria Box Coii'puny The steamer Haniliiv V.

M. (, or- from ns, Aiarsniieiu nu nn 'where she is to load lumbci for New. York. OS WAV TO AI-ASKA. EVliKKTT.

May 27. The Steamer Challanrbra. recently chartered bv the Kven-tt Packing Com- pruiv. has palled for Herendeen bay. with' cannery supplies and 135' passengers.

OIL. CHICAGO. May 27. Local gaso-'. line price wars are becoming intermittent through the -Middle West.

Chicago Is the latest to affected, as a 're8ult of a drop to 19 cents in filling station prices of the Texa3 Company. 1 DOMESTIC PORTS REPORTS 24 Hours Claretnont Graye Harbor for San Pedro; 8 miles south of tiruya Harbor. Miatln Cooa. Bay tor Portland; 50 miles from Portland. CoaHnga Port San Luis for Vancouver; 100- miles -from Vancouver.

Donua Laue Tacoma San Pedro; 540 miles from San Pedro. 01euin-Suu Francisco tor Port San Luis; 30 miles north of Port San Luis. Whitney. Olsnu Keooodo tor Belltngnam; 432 miles north, of lledondo. Mojave Seattle for Sau Pedro; 271 milea north 'of San Pedro Breakwater.

Lebet Sau Pedro lor Seattle; 256 miles north oC San Pedro. Great City Vancouver for United King dom; '240 miles south of San Fruncisco. E. I). Kingsley Port AHe for flan Francisco; 100 Doi-tii of San Francisco.

lVest Kotus Aberdeen lor sau Francisco; off Point Kej es. Frank G. brum San Froncicb for Houo lulu; 2J6 miles west of Sau l'raucisco. West Sequana Maniln for San Frauclsco; 217 miles west of San Francisco. L'tacarbon Sau Pedro fur Sau Francisco; 156 miles from San Francisco.

Nortblapd Aberdeen for San Francisco; 00 miles north of San Fruncisco. Humboldt San Pedro for Francisco; 122 miles south of San Francisco. Stanley Dollar Kobe for Sau Pedro; 245 miles west of San Pedro. Olympic San Francisco for Seattle; 7S0 miles from Sea I He. Waiikeena San Diego for.

Tacoma; 308 miles north of San Diego. Wm. F. Herrln Monterey for Saa Francisco; 80 miles north of Monterey. Calawail Honolulu for San Pedro; 480 miles SW.

of San Pedro. Sydney M. Hauptman Portland for New York; 16 mllea north of Blunts Reef. noon. King Alfred Portland for Colon; 63 miles KW.

of Coos Bay. noun. i Steel Navigator Tacoma for San Fran. Cisco; 870 miles north of San Frauclsco, noon. Mount Clinton Sun Francisco for iiiiirs uoriu oi sun L-rancisco tioon.

Agwlmex Baltimore for sun Pedro: 2n0 mllea south of Sau Pedro, noon. iiubin Goodtellow -New York for Sau Diego; oo miles south of Snn Llego. Dilworth Manila! for Snn I'-l- miles west of Sau Pedro. I'residet Lincoln San Francisco for Yoko- uu.iia, mnes west or Honolulu. ni resilient vou Buren Honolulu for Kobe; irr, 0l UOUOIUIU.

DOOU. President Jefferson Seattle for Toko Lama; sono mllea west of Sealtle. Santa Maria Anrofagasta for San Pedro; 1072 miles south of Ban Po.l,n President Clereland Yokohama for San i.toi mnes west or Sau Francisco. aaa i-eoro for Mauila; 4301 milea co, cm i euro. FOREIGN PORTS victonaAriived.

Mar 25. itmr DArotliV Alexander, hence May 22; Dan ms Enmiii Maersk from Everett; Dyt atmr from Seattle; Br atmr' Canadian Seiuueur from Seattle. Sailed. Br atinr Dictator for i rrancisco: stmr Huth Alexander for San Kranclsco; May 24, Br stmr Kiltlsh Monarch for Aberdeen. Arrived.

Mar 24, Nor stmr Stleklesta.l. Sailed Mar 25. nut atmr'Eem'lyk for Vancouver; 5 p. Br stmr Canadian Seigneur for Vancouver. 7 Osaka-Arrived.

May 24, Jap atmr KTpr' Maru from Aberdeen. Shanghai Sailed, May 23, Jap stmr Alabama Maru for Tacoma. Kobe Arrived, May 22. Br stmr Vlreinla Dollar, hence Jan. 12.

May 22. Jap atmr Hawaii Maru from Seattle. Yokohama-Arrived, May 21. Br atmr" Haaelslde from Portland Hpnekong ArrlvW. May 24.

Br 'itmr Achilles from Seattle Salina May 23, Mex atmr Mexico for Mansanlllo. Aeajulco-Sailed. May 23, Mer atmr Oataca for Manxaulllo Berm-n Arrived, May 23, Nor ms Borgaa, hence April TJ. Guaymaa Arrived, aMy 23, atmr Castletown from Everett. ISLAND PORTS i Honolulu Arrived, May 2S, Br atmr War Sepoy from Tahakan; May 23.

11 p. m. stmr President Cleveland from Hongkong, May 24., atmr Makena from Seattle, Jap atmr Morloka Maru frora Baltimore. Sailed, May 23'. stmr Maklkl for San Francisco.

Arrlveir. May 24 2:15 p. Jap stmr Siberia Maru from Yokohama. Sailed, i. atmr President Cleveland for San Francisi-o.

Manilf Arrived. May 23. Br stmr Empress of Russia from Vancouver. Hllo Sailed. May 24, 5 p.

atmr Iat-aonla for Honolulu. i MISCELLANEOUS Tha steamer Costings was In cotlisino with the bay tanker Midway, Msy 24th, p. In San Pablo bay near the S-lhv's BmeTttnf Worka fotb vessels werd said to tllahtrr ilsTurcd. The Coaltofi ha a law plate but. By V.

E. WEATHEE BUREAU, MAY S0-i-A. M. Niira In Ut. 46.48 Ions.

150.18 ruining, SW. -wiud. 2S miles. Preaideiit Jefferson In lat. ol.OG long.

177. 3o NB. wind, 34 milea. Los Vcgaa In lat. 3B.54 loos.

126.10 cloudy. NV. viud, 18 miles. Plillot-Wtes In lat. 02.24 long.

106.24 cloudy, SK. wind, 14 mlh's. By BADIO C0HP0HAT10N, MAY 2G P. M. Salina Honolulu for Sao Pedro; 470 milea from ijun Pedro.

Uurlara tjan Franclaeo for Everett; 10 uiilea from Bun Frauoisco. Santa Inez Tacoiua for San Francisco; 36S nillea from San Fraucisco. Kewanee Liuntuo for Sau Francisco; 180 frum Liunton. RichmoDd Seattle for Sun Pedro; 93 miles from San Pedro. V.

S. Miller San Pedro for San Francisco; KI3 mllea from Sao Francisco. Manna Ala Sun Pedro for Honolulu; 45 miles from Sun Pedro. Willpolo San Pedro for San Francisco; 141 miles from San Franciaco. CbarJIe Watson San Fraucisco for Eureka; 100 milea mm Eureka, I Juvlgay San Pedro for Cooa Bay; S40 allies from Cooa Bay.

Phyllis Grays Harbor for San Pedro; 228 niik-s from San Pedro. huth Alt louder Seattle for San Francisco; niik-a from San Frunciaco. Admiral Uewey San Francisco for Wilmington; 206 miles riom Wilmington. President Hajcs Saa- Eraueisco for Honolulu: 661 miles from Ran Frunelsco. John, c.

Klrkpatrlck San Pedro for Seattle; 606 miles from Seattle. Noyo San Pedro for Fort Bragg; 210 miles from Fort Bragg. Steel scientist ron land for San Frao-cisco; 76 miles aouth of Columbia River. Stanley Dollar Kobe for San PedrosSO I uiiim- uom dud reuro, noon. i ArgonJapan for San Pedro 448 milea from Suu Pedro, noon.

Radnorshire Vancouver for Panama; 200 miles north of Sun Frauoisco, noon. Las Vegas Hongkong tor San Francisco; 21112 miles from Sau Francisco. JS'oi-lina Cebu for San Fraucleco; 2013 miles from San Francisco. Tahiti San Francisco for Sydney; 201S miles from San Francisco. Tymiareus Yokohama for Victoria; 646 miles from -Victoria.

Mna San Francisco for Honolulu; 1715" miles from Ran Francisco. H. T. Harper San l-'ranelaco for Sydney; 3162 miles from Sydney. Enterprise Hllo for San Francisco; 1458 miles from San Francisco.

Mjtkawell Kabulei for Pau Francisco; 1-175 miles from Sao Frauclsco. Manulanl Seattle for Honolulu; 1874 miles from Seattle. Tcias Maru for TaacouTer; 120O miles from San Francisco. Muklkl Kaanapali for Sao Francisco; 12116 miles from San Francisco. West Nilus San Pranclaco for Littleton! 2o57 miles from San Francisco.

India Arrow Shanghai for San FrnnciBCo; iSO-fuilea from aSn Francisco. M. S. Dollar San Francisco for Yokohama; 773 miles from San Francisco. Canadian Hrltlsher Vancouver for Yokohama; 607 miles sodah of Cape Flattery.

West Cajoot Sun Francisco for Pairen; 710 milea from San 'rauciscv. uictator aocouver ror pan vrauciaco; n.Ml inlleu north of San Prancisco. Hallgrlm Honolulu for baa Francisco; 601 miies from Sao Francisco. Huuraki Faunlng Island for Vancouver; 1072 milea 8W. of Cape Flattery.

La Placentla Honolulu for Port San Luis; miles from Port San Luis. A.a..1 C.n O'JO 397 miles from Sau Fr Heftron Balboa for 1 Francisco. Honolulu; 2143 miles east of Honolulu, noon Jeunle K. Morse Honolulu for Panama; 13fi2 milea east of Honolulu, noon. Steel Navigator Tacoma for San Pedro; 370 miles north of San fcYaueisco noun, -By FEDEHAL TEL.

CO. MAY 268 P. V. nolnrlan I'aldera for San Kranclsco; 1254 I miles SK. of Sun Francisco.

Hageii San Kranclsco for Full River; 745 i miles south of Sun Fruncisco. Trltnnia Victoria tor New York; 1710 nillis south of Victoria. liavld c. Meyer Pedro for San Francisco; 80 miles from San Pedro. Cascade San Pedro for Grays Harbor; 20 znlli-a.

from San Pedro. Everett Sun Pleuo for San Ffanclaco; 20 miles from San PI ego. Lewis Ijickenbaeh Philadelphia for San Pedro; miles south of San Pedro. Nevada Vancouver for Colon; 410 mllea routh of San Francisco. Mnrearet- Couflilln Vancouver for Montreal; 117 miles south of San Pedro.

Heroine Tacoma for San Pedro; 840 mllea from San Pedro. Lessen San Frnrlelseo for drava Harlwir: 10 miles south of Ura.va Harbor. R.we city sn Francisco for Porllaod; miles from Columbia River, El Capltan Aoacorles for San Pedro; 62 'mllea from San Pedro. Georirlna RolDti San Pram-tarn for Port. 277 miles nortti of San Francisco.

Kalfarll Saa Fraorlsco for Graya Harbor; tS m'1 wvotk of rolnmbla lllvrr. Admiral Peary Seattle fnr gas Frajickeo; 421 auUaa (rata Saa JTraaciaeo. T. Astoria Arrlv.il. May-28, 11 tmr Wanauia, ueu'-e May noon, ins Maiatlau, hence May 21 via Kureloi and Coos Bay.

Bailed, Mar 28, noon, utmi Kewauee. for gas j-'ram-fsro. Arrived, May 26, p. tmr Multnomah, hence May 2il; 1 a. atmr hence May 22; 4 a.

Btnir Eamllo JIiK-'ormlek from C-ok Bay. San Petiro Arrived, a My -J. str Tamal-ipats fmin Eureka. Sailed. ay 24, Hmr Miller Cunoty tor fblladelpbia; atmr I-ebee tor Mttle: strar Noyo for Fort Brugs; -Br atmr Margaret Coughian for Halifas.

Kurelrv Arrived. 25. 6 a. Nor ma Indra from Astoria: 2 r. tmr Nome City from Astoria; May I stmr Centralis hence May 24; a.

Or stmr WtlBCtna "Hemseth. beoov- May 24. KniM. My 25, 6 m.t strnr Nuiub Citv for San TranoiLco. Port Angeles Pissed In.

May 2. 1 p. Imp atmr Somedono Maru from Orient for fieattl via Dutch Uaruor, tov.itig Jap atmr Ayah Mara. Tatoosh Passed In. May a.

st'nr Poyleetowa. hence 22 for Menftl; 8 a. tmr Homer from CVk Fay for Siattle. Passed out. May 2.

5 Uer.M-he from Tacoroa for Port 8 Lnla; 7 a. nnr Santa Inea troro Everett for San Pedro. t-assed In, May 26. Br stuir rndon Im- rler from Swaasea. for Vaooouver, 4X Aberaeen Arrled.

May 29. It a. stmr Xatherlna Donavsn from 8an Dleiio; May 2o, p. atmr Helene. hence May 2t; atmr iuwarlnco, aenee May 22.

Sailed. May 29, a. atmr Oregoa for Pan 'Pedro. m. b-UmI mt "ft atmr Johanna run rie I Sim acts 7:24 Moon a.

m. Time -'in' h'-ttflu. -f tMe May 2(T to June 2. Time I Tim Ft. Tlmi- Ft.

Time Pt. Time of cloltie. nntesa othernise specified Oukluad p-islofflce: Chila May o0, 10:00 p. President tiraot. June 3.

a. limpresa of Asia. and Kwa May p. President tlrant. June 3, 6:00 p.

Empress of Asia. Si'-eria Mar 30, p. President (irant. Julie 8. p.

Empress of Asia. Dl'Mli East Indiea and French Indn-China May SO, 10:00 p. President Grant June 3. 6:00 p. Empress of Asia.

Birm and Etrits Settlemsuts May p. President Grant. June 3, p. Empress of Asia. Is'-nds June H.

6:00 p. m. Empre of Asia. Mar p. President Grant June 10, 11:30 a.

President Cleveland. UiwR'ian, InUn'1 May a. Maul. June 2. 10:30 a.

Manukal, June 3. 9 a. Cumhral. Au-nilis and West Australia June 2. 6:00 p.

in. Niagara. Juue 10. 11:30 a. Ventura.

Ni-w Seland Jtlna 2. 6:00 p. Nlllrra. June 10, 11:10 a. Ver tura.

Boii'h and Central Amariosv May 27. 110 a. Corlntai Msy 2, 10:0 a. inetea. Juaa 10:0 Coiapaa.

L.W. H.W. L.W. H.W. 27 1:39 J.9 7:11 4.0 1 0 7:8 5.4 2S 2.S2 1 4 4.0 -44 1.4 S.

2 3:15 1-' 4 0 2:35 l.T S. SO 3:5:1 10:11 2.1 8:42 I S.9 31 4:28 2 11:0.1 5.5 10:12 S.9 1 n.1 4.3 2.H 10:42 B. 2 5:39 O.S 4.4 5:04 2 6.6 OTB In the alaive tabulatirm of tlrfen the only tldea are riven in the order of their occurrence comeienriBic rlth the early pornlDK tide Id the left hand column and the aoeceeiiine IM-e aa her occur. On aonie daya aut tbr-e tulei occur the fourth oc ccrrlna tb followlna aiorulaa. Tb eolnraoe of belcht air the eleyatron of each tida abriva tne alana of reference of the Coaat and Geodetic Surrey chart Bound rnrr.

rrerrt wwris the awarbrra ar i en deal i the minus or dasX wbta tha bcIkIik are below. mitli fot 8an rranclwo. Arrived. May 2'l, p. atmr Y.

Ai Warner, hence May 24. ailed1. May 29, atmr Oieooe tor Sao Ifrau-tisco. Itaymonil Arrived, May 26,. 10 a.

atTriT ciiehalla. hence May 21. Seattle Arrived. May W. 8 atmr f.

Alexander, bene Mar It: 4 a. enr Wm. A. MeKenney from lrtlal; May t. p.

8 atmr California frora 8ao I r-1ro; 9 p. atmr Iibrlco from f(an ti-o. flailed. Mt SA. a.

itmr Poet for Baa rraudaco; a. tmt a FurKima' for faa rranrlaco; Mar i. 4 e'rar Caddnbeaa for Sao Tranclaco. i -kii-an smiei. May 29, atmr Admiral Uay atmr Jcffer- i i -r fratti..