The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 20, 1904, Page 24

CISCO: CATL - S 34 NOV EMBER 20, 1904. WHALE DIVES U 10 PIECE it b Fish Gives Blubber Hunters on John and Win- throp a Thrilling Rid» BARK BRINGS GOOD < i3] CATCH FROM ARCTIC A e l Returns From Cruise With S000 Pounds of Bone and 500 rom Du marked with » She broug whaiebone and 0 barrels 1 and Win- ure gave f its escape boats Wher have ien few whale 1 and its course | For more agged edge t along at e satisfied Bar- the whale dived } at str A jar sent t rough, gre and disapy ked up another | ack to the John an”‘ vith harpoor 1 h chang ‘|‘>>\A i of | ¥ with a whisk Iving into the eived a bad The boat of his | air. | scare was boat rec i batk early the cruise her rud- | part of hrop lost vith a new one Manchuria Leaves for Far East. left the fi \JER THE THE BOAT ICE, SVASHING | OBJECT LESSON OF 115 PURSUERS, 10 WESTERNERS * True Value of California’s Glorious (limate Is Shown by Trees Planted at Fair| | TR | i FROSTS IMPEDE GROWTHi of the East Takesl Life Out of Fruits That! Thrive in the Golden State [l | Cold Air | | | | | BY PAUL EDWARDS. | || CALL BUREAU, ST. LOUIS, Nov.' 19.—Belated Californians who are see- ing the glories of the Louisiana Pur- ! chase Exposition approach extinction, except as lhe'y may live in the store- : house of memory, are also getting an illustration of what California would ; be like without its wonderful climate. | They are seeing trees and plants from that favored land shuddering and sickening as the season wanes and the | premonitory signs of winter’s grasp of | ice are manifest. The tropical prowths | | of the Golden State can’t do much here | outside of a hothouse. I The summers, hot as they are, will |not even mature the citrus fruits. | | ‘Pomelu. or grape fruit, trees from | ! | Sacramento, which were set out in front of the Palace of Agriculture, con- tain fruit about one inch in diameter, | | which has not increased any in size | ‘tor a month. That seems to be the: highest possible attainment for a grape i fruit here out of doors. Those on the | trees will never show any signs of ripening, but will soon fall off. ' The orange trees planted in front of | the California and San Francisco | buildings did about as well in propor- | tion. Some of the oranges on them grew to the size of a pigeon egg. Not many appeared on the trees, as souve- | | nir hunters managed to get away with' | | most of the blossoms as they appeared. | | The orange trees have been taken up. | The struggling pomelos and oranges have been inspected after the fashion | | | | | STEAMSHIPS MANCHURIA, ALAMEDA INE! RS WHICH S | of nests of young birds. Hundreds ot; eyes have peeked between the leaves to | get a glimpse of the immature green | AND CITY OF .ED FROM THIS PORT Y PANAMA, THE THREE DAY FOR THE b yesterday prompt | NOLULU AND PORTS OF CENTRAL AMER | | as n = £ « fruit. Nothing horticultural produces a g line aptain AR AR s el L L s e e — keener interest among people of 8the | v tained in the | & 3o 0TS i » i " %] COOS BAY—Bar by §—Stmr Em. | STOW Tegions than an orange, even in| rk company’s mail Yokohama-=-M. Baba, Mrs. H NG Hash S o ate its infancy, and to see them actually J wharf drawing | geeken and three children, M. A. Bas- or San Fri Via Yokohama and STOWINg on trees, though they be but| carrying sity 2. C. Bellows, Mrs. D. Cole, : like bullets, is a treat to many a far-/ Owing to the sail- > EEIbL M Hartwell Nov 18—Stmr Se-| o | E o i Jiner aa- | 8. Iwamoto, 8. Kano, A. Kumamoto % PALMS WRAPPED UP. for: many, eavs and. 101 " opatt BN ra e | e X Stmr Advance, | The Yucca palms set out in front of the | ulu people are always | 1o " "s "AT S Miura, T. D. Me- | PHILADELPHIA-Cieared and eailed Nov | California building look like old ladies huria carried few pas- land port nurber for the in her steerage Six hundred r at Honolulu, port it will | 000 souls aboard | ri vere as follows: £ Mrs. M. E. Alexan- l" am, Mrs. E. Dutot, H W. Green. Miss R.| g Hudson. J. H. Lane, | Le | M | M 1J. Y Sr A B Borden, Miss | Kay, Mrs. John McKim, Master Mau- 18 Ship Aryan, for New York. with severe attacks of toothache. They Park seem to be holding their own as ce Pollak, Miss Helen Pollak and | stmr st | are carefully hooded, that the frosty | id, K. Sugawa. Mrs. K. Sugawa, K. | nights may not ruin them before some | kaota, K. Wada. | Nov 2—Ger stmr AbY- | gicposition can be made of them. Only | Hone_ 2. | ved Nov 16—Br stmr In- | the hardy shrubs from Golden Gate 2 or! ! k. Nov 18—Ger stmr Sera- H. Brown, Mrs. 4 ancisco % iy the winter comes on. They are bright | Evans, Mrs. P P. J Nov 10—8tmr M. 8. Dollar | gnq fresh and seem to really enjoy the itzgerald, Mrs. P. J. Fitzgerald, sk e, | snappy weather. The State Commis- Frank, E. Jenner Hogg, Mrs. nd | sioners have about $3000 worth of trees Jenner Hnr;;‘z,mp B Tmahcosk, The jichr Western |and plants on hand that they cannot ety N MY od: A tece1 has been €ven give away, as 50,000 specimens cLeoc s Annie B. Mc- | ) are ablout to be dumped on the market | £ B MLos. Miws Anple 2o W Ex i, dov 19— | 50 R ors who find it unprofitable eod, Lorenzo Morgan, Mrs. Lorenzo | y.q" south and southeast gales for | DY eXRibitors o find it ! I organ, Mrs. F. Nazer, R. H. Parker, | ten days. Started deckload; but lost only a few | to take them home again. The Cali- < R H. = . Paxton, ) pleces on starbeard quarter 5 P ™ v . Rl"“lp Khees, 9 i Exton \i er mo ureita “from Portland, Nov 19— | fornia Commission will send the palms raxton and child, Salvador Pe- | .4 strong southerly gales for four days. | it has to Portland in case it finds the | Rev. W Smith, Mrs. W. S.| = o = 1 mith. Ch c llen, auer J. Bohanan, N Mr J. Borden, K. Bauer, freight bill will be less than new palms will cost them there. It is a result of every big exposition that agriculturists benefit by each| other's exhibits and carry home many | Movements of Steamers. Seh, rs 4 oien, 22 Coleann, — rew ideas that are of benefit to them- | p O Lo W Campion, C 5 Ok e et i selves and their localities. In fruit and son, A. G. Escamilla. Clifford H. San Pedro .. 20| and grape growing California has had | French, Mrs. Cliffora H. French, Wil- Nwatir. .| Coce Bay) .. {little to learn here, while supplying {liam Grebst, I. R. Hamilton, Mr G. Lindauer. . Harbor | other sections with a vast amount of | Maximilian Herzog, James Hopper Bonita.. b 30 | knowledge on the subjects of horti- ’,’ 'l;lnk']' !\! E. Kelley, George L.| Aretic. ... .| Humbolat | culture and viticulture, but in the pro- | Levy, Mrs. S. L Levs, Mre. e M. Tar. | - hrvger. ] Hamboiss * duction of cereals, vegetables and spe- | | iher, Dr. Atexander Twall, Mis. Ales. | Corooado cial crops California farmers have 1l, J. L. Manning, R. E. Mc-| oap Fedro 31 | picked up some valuable points. Some | e | | McHugh, J. McMullen, 21 | of the colder regions have made elab- ! 2 | g Mgy James McNaught, D. W. Murphy, J. cattic & Tacoma.. . Nov. 21 | orate cereal displays, exhibiting new | B oo & B. Oakiey, Mrs. "‘, B. Oakley, C. H. | Uil (San Diego & Way Pts.(Nov. 21 | Specimens that have attracted atten-| sipation has wrought. Then avoid [l|lak. Mrs. E. J. Post. A. W. Rettig, |C | Coquille' River | that have been worth studying. Prac-| LY KU WU 0 e SO Mrs. A. W. Rettig, Jose Vano Reyes, | 5raugia; .-~ | Fillaps Harbor tical grain raisers from the West have | Mrs. Clara Sanders, George S. Shoens, | & Monica ... San Pedro - found a good subject for investlgation T. C. Smith, Baron Feofee H. de|Fomo... . ' Foint Arena & Albion lin milling wheat. i Z:iflfli})y'fi_ l'::l :\(ri::‘xenps. i(‘::d){:li:;\ i Batter o . : ) Seattio & Bellingham., . ‘ From opinions gleaned !rolx‘?b":,t;e Mrs. E, Thompson, J. M. Turner, Mrs, | Furers. Humbalds | Braup:of Calitowis EaUNY, ex‘ ik el J. M. Turner and daughter, Mrs. J. S, | Mackinaw....|Tacoma .. { here it is certain that most of em1 M Van Buren and Amah, A. M. Wisler, | 5 Barbara Gorham, Join at Henolulu—C. L. Mrs. C. L. Gorham, Dr. August Hofer, | Santa Rosa Rev. Paul H. Linn, Mrs. Paul H. Linn, | AT80 orona. . re. Robert Taubman. 23 | will be strongly opposed to the mak- 3t |ing of a mingled collective exhibit at the Portland Fair—that is, one in ! which the articles exhibited from the | various counties are mingled and dis [ | | Coos Bay. . Point Arena.. - | San Diego & Way Pts.|No Eel River Ports Humboldt .| Hamburg & W | P i Rt | tinguished only by labels—and the in- | | SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. na & Japan o | fluence of most of these exhibitors will | oSy . Dollar carry in their localities. It has been | oo o LRl R RN -~ s | stated here that the plan to be pur-| Stmr Corona, Gielow, 19 hours from Eureka, | Curacao. sued at Portland was an intermingled | pltms Arcata, Macgenn, 72 hours from Coos | | matill exhibit. All the county commission- ay | "Stmr Peru, Mackinnon, 23 days 18 hours | Hamburg & Way Pts !ers are willing that the entire State from Ancon, via Mazatlan 5 days 18 hours. | Aurelia Portland & Astoria. 58 pltmr George. Losia, Bedger, 32 hours from | City Syds York via_Ancon..|N - Stmr Aurelia, Erickson, 115 hours from As- TO SAIL. Sun, Moon and Tide. ; toria e s Geodetlc Survey— | s ;.d Fom 5 Sz, National City, Hammar, 15 hours: from | - Bteamer. Apastination: o e end Helent of ish and. xfu; Waters | e ing Specialist. ort Brags. . 3 San Francisco | 4 ; % Novemb, % at Fort Point, entrance to | < L Ship William H. Macy, Grolb, 26 days from | o poyiy. .| Grase Harbor B Nonilbie o Bay. “publithéa by officlal audhority of the | ' men whose years ar y st * g & Way uperintendent. 3 o SR it o Jiwed Schir Endeavor, McAllep, 15 days from Ev- | S. Rosa.. "';ol;’;fbf, “,; [t NOTE—The high and low waters occur 2t dismipation, whose lives are less t e lc N v the city front (Mission-street wharf) about 25 | full and perfeot lives and who yorrs pe, Weslan (aew); Asplain. 14 Yays from { C. h,f‘,f,i’:, f,';"‘"l,{'“é,_r"‘}?;‘;' ;‘;: ier 20 | minutes later than at Fort Point: the helght e e B E e et St Schr Mildred, Klindred, 21 days from Bei- | San Pedro.. !ndmbc;xalm... .| 2 pmiPler 2 of tide fs the same ut both places. o~ e of s e - iingham. Elizabeth. .. Coquille River pmPier 20 = E Savice, botn "ot which sre avestutely | Breakcwater | Coon: Bay oirect.. | § binibier '8 | ___ SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 10 z free. 7 Corona. Humboldt 11:30 p/Pler 9 | gun Tiges . | Queen.....| Puget Sound Ports. 11 am|Pier 9 | Sun sets | VARICOCELE Northiand. .| Loz Angeles Ports (11 amPler 27 | Joon sets i v November 22. | = | Varicocele is a_ relaxation, knotting tmr Clty oty Apama, Sandberg, Ancon and | g, Monica. . | Grays Harbor......| 4 pm|Pier 2| O |Time| | Time| 1 and twisting of the most vital blood v vorts; P M S 8 Co. Arcata.....|Coos B. & Pt. Orfd|12 'mi|Pler 13 | & |-——| Ft. |- Vessels of the organic system. It stag- wr Manchuria, Saunders. Honolulu, Yoko- November 23. | gL wi H W) nates the local circulation and inter- Beni and Homgtons - P M Co. &. Barbara. | Los Angeles Ports.| 2 pm!P\el' LH e Sores with the Precesses of waste and Stmr Montara, Relily, Seattle; P C 8 § Co. | 3, THumboldt | 9 am|Pler 2 |20 I repeir. Neglect brings derangement of Stmr “Alameda, Dowdell, Honolulu; J. D. Grays Har) 3 pmipier 10 | 21 1 functions and injury to the general Spreckels & Bros. Co. 5 Newport. & W gyl i health. An average of one man in Stmr Californian, Dow, New York; Williams, Astoria & Po Pler 23 |, | four suffers from this affiiction. It Dimond & Co. November 24. | iar | you are affifcted a prompt cure is es- Br ship Matterhorn, Warren, Sydney; Meyer, kb b DU BB { sential, for Varicocele is & diseese that [l { Wilson & ! Oroye Hitvd e et K \ 5! i increases in severity 5 I';nter it is “;r;;l;rbnrk Osterbek, Petereon, Victoria; B, C. gt Grays Harbor ¢ pm Pler 10 | 20 8:50] i eglect: I e - g « -~ - = - =) ack :duh'ru\ml:-ln e without The SAILED. G. Lindauer g::&:;"n‘ -y 5 “ NOTE-—1n_the shove exvo-l‘g'wfl O{H(l:;fl'-l‘d" i me of the knife. * | the early morning tides are ven e "My cures are abmolutely permanent e WhB e SRR e (N Ay Pt. Arena & Alblon| 8 pm|Pler 2| hand column and the successive tides of the | and mo il effects whatever can follow ] 2. Faptayer. San Diego & Way.| 9 am|Pier 11 | gay in the order of occurrence as to time; the my erem. Saturday, November 19. fourth time column gives the last tide of the Stur J:;mlll‘;A G‘l'lba)'. Kéhuh‘:: | day, except when there are but three tides, as | Stmr Eureke, Jessen, ureka. Stmr Coos Hay, Leland, San Pedro. | addition to the soundings of the United States Yuu cll PAY w"E" cuREn Stmr Alameda, Dowdell, Honolulu. | Coast Survey Charts, except when a minus (—) 'y Stmr City of Panama, Sandberg, Ancon | sign precedes the height. and then the number So-called Weakness (with stmr Alexander Volta in tow). | given is subtracted from the depth given by C £ Stmr Alexander Volta, Moller, San Jose de é pa | the charts. The plane of reference is the mean Lost Vigor, Varicocele, Hyarocele, Guatemala (In tow of stmr City of Panama. Puget Sound Ports. | of the lower low waters. . ;;onv.ru:ud‘ o m- liw':mc Blm ‘B;r ::lw slih:'l?'u;e.x Yc:lldzn. !Pgn Townsend. . Y. via Ancon.. Pler 40 | —_— olson AD mong r ship Scottish Isles, Stone, London. | Seattie & Everett.| 4 pm|Pier 2 . Bay...| San Pedro & Way.| 9 am|Pler 11 | Branch Hyc phic . S N, Mer- ,!Efilml EA";,\‘:d ;;ov 19, 7:30 & m—Stmr x | November 28. | x'e";.'::b.f’i""""‘ San 'Francisco, Cal., iy g e e Ll SR O | G. W. Elder| Agtoria & Portlandil amiPler 24 | rne’Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry Francisco; stmr Jeflerson, for Skagway. G. Dollar. ..| Graye Harbor 4 pmiPier 10 Pullding was dropped exactly at noon to-day— glalled Nov 10—Stmr Clty of Puebla, for | Aillance....| Eurekn & Cote Bi1S piPies 38 I nt ool (e s mecidiie o st /8 in ncisco . . Gree: . 3G e SANTA BARBARA—Arrived Nov 19—Stmr FROM SEATTLE. , Lieutenant, U. 8. N., In charge. B EEA Amives oy 10—Schr Ma: Steamer. | Destinatio Salls. Alameda Takes e ov r E. 3 s on. Departure, . from San Pedro; stmr Pomon; Tl R- 0. c Rov1s: omona. hence | Cottage City. | Skagway & Way Ports.Nov. 21 | The Oceanic Steamship Company's | Cor. Market and Kearny Sts. e ey ey Rumgtun, Peeniies, | Futaiion Skggway & Way Ports. [Nov. 22 liner Alameda, Captain Dowdell, sail- Private Entrance 702 Market St Mary Wi for Kahului; Br ship Drum- Skagway & Way Porcs. [Nov. 24 , €0 yesterday for Honolulu with mnyl mulr, for " Seldovia & Way Ports,[Dec, 1 passengers and a full cargo. {in answering that much has been ac- | per. sometimes occurs. The heights given are in piState Commissioners to the fair. He ADVERTISEMENTS. Well-Known Rancher Cured by the Wonderiul New Electro - Chemic Treatment “I was sick for a long time and I do mot believe that any of my home physiclans un- derstood my condition, at any rate the ordi- nary medical treatment which I used for a long time did me no good and my disesse kept on growing steadily worse until I was unable to attend to my duties on my ranch. I was mighty sick and discouraged when I went to the Electro-Chemic Institute at 118 Grant " avenue, San Francisco, for a thorough Electro- { Chemic examination. This examination was surely a thorough one and the Electro-Chemic specialists had no difficulty In discovering what my real trouble was, and I felt so satis- fled with the examination that 1 decided right then and there to take up the Electro-Chemic treatment. 1 had a good deal of confidence { in the Electro-Chemic treatment before visit- Ing the Institute, because several of my friends in Petaluma had been successtully treated by it. My trouble proved to be a complicajed disorder, which affected my stomach, liver, spleen and bowels. The pain below my liver was most severe at times, and I had been told that L had appendicitis and that I would have to undergo an operation. I thought this was myself, because the paln seemed to be exactly in the spot where the appendicitis pain comes, as explained by my doctor. At first my con- dition was very stubborn, even under the Electro-Chemic ‘treatment, but finally, by close application to the treatment, 1 began to grow steadily better, and to-day I feel that I have § Trains lenve and are du to arriveat z| SAN FRANCIZCO. Frow Ocronzs 3, 1504 Frany Dxror (Foot of Market Street ) MAIN LINE. — ammive Toua A 5 7.200 Napa, Cailstog | 8202 ?.20» | Williame { Blaft. Portiand, Tacoma, Seattis 7.50w 8 00A Davis. Wood Knights Laading. Risasiraemse - SIS | 0. Tracy. Stockton, o8 Banos, Mendota, armoasa, Haaford, Vieails. Fortervilie.............. 4,208 450m Marysville, Chico. Red Biu ... 4.20m 8.30A Oakdale. Chinase, Jamestown, So- nora, Tuvlumne and Angeis ... 420 9.00A Atisotic Express—Osden and Kase. 5.20m 9.30A Richmond, Martines aod Way 850 20m 12.20» P Tacy, X Ang Costs. Martivez, Byron, T: Lathrop. Stock:on, Marced, Haymond, Fresno. Goshen Juno: tion, Hanford, Lemoore, Vissiia, Bakersteld, Los Angeies....... 720w .00m Hayward, Niles and Stations. _3.20» 1.00P Sscramento River Steamers.. +11.00» 3.30P Bealcis, Winters. Sacramenta Woodiand, Knights Landing 1 sad way 3309 ¥ Way Staiiona.. 3 30 Port Costa, Martiaez, Byron,Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton, Modesto, Merced, Berends, Fresno sad Way 4.00P Martines.San tamon, Callstogs, Santa Ross. . Stockto been thoroughly cured. Most of my treat- ment has been dome at home, the Electro Chemic speclalists loaning me an_apparatu with which I treated myself at home. Th: expense is most reasonable and I am glad to recommend this wonderful new treatment to all sufferers, because it has not only cured f my acquaintance, and in each instance after My name is H Peterson and my postotfice am a rancher and chicken ralser and the picture which ac- 00od of me and will be recognized by my friends. CONSULTATION AND Mr. H. N. Peterson, Petaluma, Cal. me, but it has cured a great many people o the ordinary medical treatment had fail addrs Petaluma, Cal. companies this articlé is very g "FREE Mariinez. Stockton. Sacramenta, Colfax. Reno, Sparks, Montells, to visit the institute for personal nicis, Suisan, Elmirs, Dizos, Davis. Sacramento, Sparks. Tono EXAMINATION pan, Hocier and Way Stations.. 7.80a 8.05» Oregon & c.l‘i'mnn" xpra.du—‘l:‘ Any one suffering from any of the following diseases is e e cordially invited to Portiand, Puget Sound and Bast. 8.50a call at the Electro-Chemic Institute, 118 Grant aveaue, San rrucilzo. for free , 9.10p Bayward, Niies sad Saa Jose (Sus- gomsultation and examination. The Electro-Chemic treatment is the most scien.” Sy ) S e And the most successful treatment Xnown for the cure of Consumption, Ca- COAST LINE TNarrew Gauge). tarrh, Asthma, Bronohitis, Rheumatiem, N Tocomotor Ataxia. Palling | Troot 6¢ Market Street.) Pty Epilepsy, Dizziness, Headaches. Spots before the Eves, Piles, Pissure, | 8.15A Ncwark. enterville, San Jose H , Stricture, Prostatitis, ol Of the Mindder, Vericocdle: Nerve B | Felton. Boulder Creek, Santa Baustion, Cancers, Tumors, Old Sores, Weak Heart, Palpitation, Shortness of Sras snd Wy Sechves o Wenr pacsopais, Blood Foison. Skin Diseases, Ectems, Goitre. Swollen Jotuts, | 2157 MUy, Comteryiles Sk, Jo0 : eases, Bright's Discase, Diabetes, Special Diseases of Wo- Boulder Creek, Santa Crus and e rrwularities, Displacements, Congestion, etc., etc. ‘ Bt ey Brations 11ossa ways advisable, when ihe patient o oheric,lome treatment i most successtul. It is al- | 4 16» Newsrk.Sen Jose, Los Gatos...] R consultation and examination. 0, on, i adhis e imipossible a sl and full instructions regardin ed, free of charge. & e THE ELECTRO - CHEMIC INSTITUTE 118 GRANT AVE.,, Cor. POST ST., SAN FRANCISCO Office Hours: 9 hort description of the principal symptoms should be sent me examinations i will be promptly forward, G treatment m, to 5 p Separate Sundays m. and 7 108 p m daily 10 a. m. partment: LGl It sheuld exhibit in one building, but each wants a separate display. Unless this plan is adopted there will be con- siderable contention and some coun- ties that would otherwise exhibit may Steamers leave Broadway wharves (plers 9 and 1l). €an Francisco: For Ketchikan, Wrangel, | refuse to make a display at Portland. | i‘fl:fl’ .T"e.tg.‘,""huu:rl‘i | BENEFITED BY THE FAIR. 3 T E G a8 company’s steamers at Seat Charles F. Wyer of the Fresno ex- b hibit has addressed a circular letter | _For \icturia. Vancouver, Port Townsead. o Faricusc e eahi ask- | Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, South Bellingham. to the various county exhibitors, ask | Bellirzham—11 &. m.. Nov. 1, 6, 11, 16, 31 ing them two questions: “Do you be- | 26, Dec. 1. Charge at Seattle to this com- | Ve ¥ oti 2 & \ny’s steamers for Alaska and G. N. Ry.; at lieve your section has benefited by ex- | banye steamers fof ARl T O Nancouver | hibiting at the Louisiana Purchase |t C. P. Ry. atie’ ST »| = 2 o = § ! Fureka (Humboldt Bay)—Pomona. Exposition?” and “Do you think it DF;:' Nov. 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, Dec. 8. Coroza. wise to exhibit at the Portland Fair?"” | 1:30 p. m o R e 2 ort ngeles and | The exhibitors have been unanimous | For Los Angeles, (8 Toft Co8 Ane e | £ cea, Sundays, 9 a. m. ,..é,“:"r;“ California, Thursdays, 9 2. m. For Los Angeles (via San Pedro and East San Pedro), Santa Barbara. Santa Cruz. Mon- terey, San Stmeon. Cayucos, Port Harford (Saa Luis Obispo), Ventura and Hueneme. ccmplished by exhibiting here and that it would pay every part of the | State to exhibit at Portland. A general summary of the results| Booita ®& m. Nov 7 15 23 Dee L | obtained makes it evident that Cali-| jer Encenads. Magdalena Bay. San Jow dei | fornia will gain greatly by her excel- | Cal .(}anl!lln,MA!xtn)ll.ml: Fes hS-m- Ro- | | aymas (Mex.), Tith each m lent exhibits here and the work of the | *fa GRAYTET b0 Tion obtaln folder. Rig ie reserved to change steamers or sailing dat TICXET OFFICES—4 New Montgom: ery st (Palace Hotel), 10 Market st..and Broad- way wharves. Freight Office 10 Market s C. D. DUNANN, leneral Passenger Agent, 10 Market st., San Francisco. The Pacific Transfer Co., 20 Sutter st.. will call for and check baggage from hotels and residences. Telephone Exchange 312. . State and county commissioners. To go into the many direct instances where new settlers and capital have been acquired would be impossible, but an interest has been created that will bring money for new enterprises «9.30p Bunters' Train (Saturday San Jose and Way Siatio; OAST LINE ( c'_’_s T (Third and row valy)— na 6.10A 5an Jose and Way Stations 7.00A 8an Jose and Way Stations. 0a New Almaden (Tues., Frid.. only). 8.00A The Cos Jose, Sa San Ardo, Paso Robles, S rita. San . Gaviota Buenasentura. Mon- Burbank, Los eess . 10.30» 8.00a Gilroy. Holllster, Caatrovilie. Del Monte, Pacific Grove, Surf, Lom- g .. 10.30 9.00A %0 J Tres Pinos, Watsonville, Capitols. San Pacile Grove. Sallnss 1 nvi nia Del Monte. Monterey, Facific Grove......... - 13.00% Los Gatos. Wright, Bouider Creelk, Santa Cruz. vis Santa Clars and Narrow Gauge . l!fl-\‘:::—n a St., S ur Carios, Hedwood, Falr Onka, Menio Park. and Palo Alto...... @130 Maytield, Mocutain View, Sunny- vale, Lawrence, Santa Clars sad San Jose A for Morning. el P for Aftern 18 » oniy. I stations on Sune ._19.4%» oon. undsy only 2‘” ouly. 5tops at Al and settlers to California for a long time. The efforts put forth at this ex position have, in fact, been a crown- ing work, a final building of a world ceanics.s.co. ANWAT), SAUCA, NEW ZEALANG e 8YDNEY IRECT AR 1 IANIT POSA, for Tahiti, Nov. 25, 11 A. M. reputation for the State of horticul- | §5 MARIEOS 4 Tionotuls, Samoa, Auckiand ; : - By Thatiay, e LA™ | toral wonders that cannot be shaken | and Svdnes Thureday, Dec 1 2P M | | | &nd will make all future exposition work certain of profitable results. A beautiful souvenir volume of scenes in and around Los Angeles is being presented to the exposition offi- cials and State Commissioners by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. The volume is bound in leather and is handsomely illustrated on heavy pa- It was published through the ef- forts of Mrs. Frank P. Wiggins, wife of the California commissioner, and Mrs. Roy Jones of Santa Monica. CALIFORNIANS AT THE FAIR. Dr. John \([ Williamson, Joseph Mag- ver and J. L. Vermeil, all of San Fran- cigco, the two last named being well- known hay dealers, were among the few Californians at the fair last week. They did the exposition together and as a consequence the hay wmen learned something they had never known about surgery, and the physician something he had never known ahout hay. When Dr. A. P. O'Brien was here he naturally took great interest in the Board of Health exhibit in the San Francisco building and was amused to find there the ‘“‘roa of Mayor Schmitz delivered by Dr. Williamson as president of the outgoing Health Board. He told of it as a joke to Dr. ‘Williamson when he got back to San Francisco and the latter naturally looked for the document when he visit- ed the San Francisco building to se= how it would look in print. The “‘roast” was missing. Looking over the register Dr. Williamson found that Dr. D. F. 1.D.SPRECKELS & BROS? C0., Agts., Ticket 0Mes643 fuc- COMPAGNIE CENERALE TRANSATLANTIQU: DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS faturday, at 10 a m., from Pler &;i 42, North River, foot of Morton st. oo ond class to Havre, 345 and upward. GEN- ERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND New York. J. F. FUGAZI & Co., Pacific Coast Aments, 5 Montgomery avenue, San Francisco ket Freight Ofcs 37 Market St.. Pier 7, Pacil: it Salling every Thursday instead of First class to Havre, $70 and upward. CANADA, 32 Broadway (Hudson bullding), Tickete #old by all Railrmad Ticket Agents r U. 5. Navy Yard and Vallejo. General Frisble, Monticello and Arrow, . 12:30 p.m., 3:15 p.m., 6 p.m., 8:30 p, m. Leave San Francisco Sundays 9:45 am., 12:30 p.m., 6 p.m., 8:30 p.m. Leave Vallejo, 7 m., 9 am., 12:30 p.m., 3:15 p.m., 6 p.m. Sun- | days, 7 am., 9am, 2:20pm.6pm.Pler & fi Mission st.; phone Maln 1508. HATCH BROS pELLLLLLTR s Rl Fo: sU s CALIFORNIA LIMITED TO CHICAGO 1IN 3 DAYS LEAVES DAILY AT 930 A M WITH DINERS AND SLEEPERS. Other Santa Fe Trains: | For Stockton. Fresno, Bakersfleld, | Merced. Hanford and Visalla. - J = Ragan, present Health Officer, had . m.” For Stockton. . m. K Ity. G i been there in the meantime. The S 3 P e Ticket Offices—041 Market st. and Ferry Depot. San Francisco; also 1112 Broadway, Oak- land, Cal: also 27 South lst. San Jose. Health Officer will have to prove that he didn't remove the report or buy a dinner when Dr. Williamson gets back to San Francisco. The election to Congress of J. A. Yerington, one of the Commissioners to the World's Fair from Nevada, has been a source of pleasure to the other was president of the Commissioners Association and his hard work to pro- mote the interests of that body was greatly appreciated. \When he left here it was supposed that he was merely going as a vietim for the good of his | Tancisco, datly, at fiive, 1w & m.; 1:45, Depart_ircm Ban 45, »:1 T:15, 9:00 and 0. ¥ 50, 6:30, p m party. The Roosevelt sweep, however, Arrive at San Francisco, daily, at » . 8:50. 9:35. 10:50 <" 1:30, brought many surprises. I Sk e TR R e 1 The fact not generally known except in World's Fair official circles that Mr. Yerington used his owp funds to help maintain the Nevada building and ex- hibits raised him in the esteem of his m. P {Datly except Sunday. For Fairfax, daily, at 7:45 a. m.; also Sai- urdays at 3:10 p. m.. and dally except Satur. day and Sunday at § fellow Commissioners. Commissioner p. m.. Saturdays caly—For Casaders, Ed. Hardin also contributed to the m., daily, cause from his private funds. Both | day, for Tomaies. ste o ooy 424 Sua- BV withioat Sslacy. | FERRT—Union Depot, foot of Markes st CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market Street. e T Thursdays—Exira trim Saturdays— Exi SUNDAYS—S 8:00, 6:20, San Fran. Week Days. i = Bl 8355838 'y o 2 e 8! B |28 8| Springs and Ukiah for Vichy ings, Blue Lakes. Laurel Dell Lake, W' 7 Lake, Potter Valley, X Riverside, Lietiyn - Bucknell a: Hullville, Orr's Hot Springs, o omptche, Hopkins, Mendocino City, 'om. Westport and Usal: at Willits for Fort Bragg, Hearst and Sawyers; at Sherwood for Cahto, Covelo, Laytonville, Cummings, Beil's Springs. Harris. Hubbard, Fruitiand. | Dyer, Garberville, Camp 3, Scotis. Saturaay to Monday round-trip ticksts N s et o n y—! tickets to all beyond San Rafael at half rates. h‘f]l‘c'l:: office, 650 Market strest, Chronicle JAS. L. FRAZIER, R X. RYAN, Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. At MT. TaMALPAIS RAILWAY “Iv. aa Pnciseo | _gm MARKET St.,(North Shore Railroad) SAUSALITO FERRY, Foot Market St THE WEEKLY CALL $! per Year. s | 2o