The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 29, 1906, Page 11

O MERRA WILL Liner to Carry Many | Passengers for the | Islands. | -— Captain Carey Leaves for His. Home in Australia. | Anxiety Growing for Safety of the Centennial. Houdlette, wharf this aft- | Honolulu, Pago Australia. She | a Aot Take Tobey's Cargo. whi Bids for Bu — Water F ront Note; the Spreckels adjusting ebago, which made | > Shanghai n 180 . 44,500 lbs coke, , 16.bxs candles, aynamite, 10 cs x= glase, 16 rolls 6,440 1bs pig iron paints, 200 kegs i2 6000 Ibs shot, 15 ¥ 1800 bbls ‘ g acid, 50 colls wire, | 30 pkes pipe. 35 bdls iron, 990 cigarettes, 961 pcs sewer 500 cs coal ofl, 50 cs shoes, 7 cs dry goods, achinery, 12 cs plows ales, s boots an § pkes W Sl A SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. .!;I{I\'Efl Wednesday, March 25. &, 86 hours from Willapa Reed, 84 hours from Grays , McKay, 4 days trom Seattle. ena, Fosen, 18 hours from Norberg, 15 hours from Men- Sums San Pedro, Anfiadsen, 78 hours ‘from Grays Har - Ravali, Peterson, hours from Fuiton, Panzer, 20 hours from Bureka. Wasy Weh n, Basch, 5 days from Stark, 16 hours from RED ‘ednesday, Mearch 25, Stmr Corona, Gielow, Eureka. Pacific Coast Freamship Company tate of Calfornia, Thomas, San Di- ific Coast Steamship Company. r Terje Viken, Gullikson, Ladysmith; Seattle; master, Rasmussen, Chignik; Alaska Associetion «r stmr Itauri, Knudsen, Hamburg and way Via Seattle @nd Tacoma; J D Spreckels « Co ship Andora, Richards, Eurcka; 3 J Moore & Co Bark Amy Turner, Warland, Hilo; Welch EAILED. Wednesday, March 28. stmr Houstonic, Henry, Bombay. Columbia, Doran, Astoria and Port- Melbourne via & r Corona, Gielow, Furelka, r Atlas, Badeer, Redondo Prunswick, Filefsen. Fort Brage. <tmr Terje Viken, Guiliksen, Ladysmith. Geo Loomis, McKellar, Seattie. Sea Foam, Miller, Mendocin Guslala, Olsen, Delmar Landing. ¥ A Kilburn, Merriam, Bureke, Coos d Portland, L ik e — ‘Weather Report. (120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) SAN FRANCISCO, March 28—5 p. m The following maximum and minimum tem- peratures are reperted from various cities: Chicago .. 28-4 8t. Louts Cincipnati 46-38 'Washington Boston 56-42 Jacksonville New -York b4-38 | New Orleans adelphis 5i-42 Honoluly, H T. Pittsburg . 58.32) SAN FR 58-52 “The followinz are the seasonai rainfalls to | | aate as comvarea with those of same date Jas: geston and rainfell in last 24 hours: Last is Last Stations— 24 hours. season. - eea Eureka . 0.64 20.74 ©29.73\] Red Biuff . 0.00 25.48 30.63 { Sacramento 0.00 17.46 18.14 San Franci) 0.00 15.38 19 San Joso 0.00 12.34 14, Fresno 0.06 9.70 o,sg Independence .00 5.52 8.7 San Luis Oblepo.... Tr. 21.38 19.34 Lcs Angeles . 0.00 17.70 17.85 Ean Diego . & R 13,46 THE §0AST RECORD. N ¥R DR T grgs 83 #£ STATIONS. © §Eg§ 3% 1 A ONS. 52 = = asg® B2 g7 2 8 00 2 | | Baker ... 56 82 SE Clear _ .00 Eureka 58.44 E Ram " .04 Fresno ....... . 7 30 SE. Cloudy .00 SE. Faralion. 60 54 SE Cloudy r. Flagstaf .. 52 26 E - P:i.Cldy .00 | ! Independence . ... G4 38 SE Clear .00 | 1 Los Angeles.. .... 70 48 W . Cloudy .00 Mt Tamalpais. . 56 47 SE Cloudy 00 North Head. 60 44 N Pt.Clay~00 Phoenix 4 W Clear = .00 Pt. Reyes L 52 S Cloudy .00 | Pocatello 50 § .00 w0 00 Portlang . R STEAMSHIP CENT! TROM MOROR. 3 2 23 SHE IS ONB OF THE OLDEST STEAM SOME AN HIPS IN COMMISSION. RLY TWO WEEKS OVERDUE AT THIE "PORT ETY IS FELT FOR HER. SAFETY. Ly Larsen, Christenson, Lunva. jord, Dahloff, e T ance, Ogidnessen, Coguil ong €5 m Bremen for Pedro for Van Fureka for % —Stmr Umat tn D iled ved Mar 28 nce, with st a r 28—Schr Forester, for ND PORTS Arrived Mar 28—S! er, HONOLULL Stmr Alameda, for ciseo. EASTERN CAPE HENRY—Passed in Mar 28 PORTS. Tiger, from Junin, Mendocino & Pt. NEW YORK—Sailed Mar 28—Ger ship Ne- B e Ex reide, for Hi Seattle akodate. FOREIGN PORTS. rrived Mar Vancouver. Arrived Mar w York 1 Mar rrived Mar 16—Br e Jen 6. from Bellingham; %5, Mar 26—Br om Tacoma for Hul Arrived M m Astoria. ived Mar 2 for Arrived Mar 25—Stmr Citta di Ni New York o L0 V' Breakwater. e "o ] TO BAIL. Rhea over his other creditors, trans- Diego, and not Mar 26, as | Steamer. Destination. Sails.| Pler. 1rerred $900 to ‘?1‘“;’ and with similar 4 5 ntent transferred $114 to the Western g0 sl B Stmr Texan, for Delawhre S ’ m?x'.'i"%.c?,}m 4 m{pm_ % Meat Company, another creditor. Cred. ANTOFAGASTA—Arrived Mar 27—Ship | . Humboldt . 15 Dm Pley 2| itors of the Sonora Lumber Company, Gov Roble, from Valparaiso. Seattle & Tacoma..| & pm|Pier 20 | 40ing business at Sonora, filed a peti- VANCOUVER—Arrived Mar -Br stmr | F. Leggett.. Los Angeles Ports..|10 am|Pler 2| tion setting forth -that the company En w of Japan, from Yokohama. Eureka Humboldt | 5 | committed an act of ingolven b, VICTORIA—Arrived Mar 28—Stmr Tremont, | State of Cal.'San Diego & Way.| 0 am|Pier 11 | {ransterring to the First National Bany from Yokohama; Br stmr Vermont, from As- | Sterra. Sydney & Way pu} 2 pm|Pler 7 ] Ay ational Bank 2 & Centralia... Los Angeles Ports.|10 am Pler 10 | 9f Sonora and to the Tuolumne County 2§—Schr Robert R Hind, for | & che _\1‘";1, 30, | Bank all its personal property and bills - eepatch. ... Astoria & Portland| 5 pm|Pier 16 | recet ith intent o Arrived Mar 28— Schr Robert R Hind, from | Newburg... |Grave Harbor ...\ 2 pm(Pier 10 | g c;’.‘.,"l’{f;,." Ge;‘r.e éfiufc’f":.f;‘:.'." an_Pedro. Aurelfa. {Astorla & Portl | & i3 # H10GO— Arrived prior to Mar 28—Ger stmr | Opacade. ... | Astorla & Pz;'ufl%\ 5 %;’?.’,‘?»‘.Z'r%’? keeper at Angels, filed a voluntary pe- rom Astoria, etc. = | Coos B n Pedro & Way.| 9 am Pler tition in insolvency. He owes $1738 ALA—Sailed Mar 24—Ger stmr | gouth Bay..|Grays Harbor . and has no asset; 5 for San Francisco. | Marech 31, ——————— (o MAZATLAN Sailed Mar 23— ftmr Curacao, | Aberdeen.. . | Humboldt . T Camel’s Attack Ca, Sul or San cisco, S | Humboldt | 2 mel’s A uses Sult, Jln{;::rzt):ofi—’;g;l‘\rl-_rli"bl‘\jl;*r 28—Bchr E Bi hfls sor;um Ports. Because he was severely kicked. bit- Qb e N | ~V;C:‘;‘" Bf§~ 3 3 e ten and lacerated by a camel at the HIOGO—Arrived Mar 25— Stmr Aragonia, | Pomo....... Pt ‘Avena & Aibion| ¢ pmipier 2/ Cltutes Addison Campbell filed su:t ye 4 | | Eei v 1 from Hongkong for Partland, Ore. H -\ Eel River Ports. 4 pm Pler terday against the corporation that. GENOA—Satled Mar 26—Stmr Citta d! Niva, { Ching & Japan 1 pm!Pier conducts the popular pleasure place to | | for New Yor §t_Jokn, N B NEWPORT, R 1. Mar 28—Stmr Cretic, from Naples for New York, passed Ni p at 5 p m; will dock at 8:3 Genoa and tucket ligh Th 3 “ pe 1”3% GADA—Arrived Ma: PONT. % Canopic, from Alexandria and Navles for Boe- , afd m O gafica Mar 2i—Stmr from Seattle and Tacoma via Yokohama and Flongkong for Livernool, VERPOOL—Salled Mar 28—Stmr Baitic, 3 mr Merion, for Philadelphia; or Boston. 28— Stmr Norseman, K. “»{wmns—s:uea Mar 25—8tmr Romanie, rom Boston for Naples an Genoa. I HERPOURG—Salled Mar 25—Stmr Kron Prinz Wilkelm, for New York. Port Gamble. codfishing crulse. W, Br ship Ca: 10 p m—Weather © mile8 per hour. TS. assed Mar 28, sed_in Mar 28—Schr Robert Stmr Olympla, Jiego for Ta Mar Dollas, from Mar 28— schr James Rolph, from 22 tor Yokchama and Hongkong. 24—Br 26—Stmr Panama, 28—Stmr Advance, Arrived Mar 26—Br ship Sa- Prior to Mar 2{—Br Stmr Texan, ew York; stmr Liguria, for New York. TWERP—Sailed Mar 27—Stmr Mohawk, stmr Montreal, for Halifax and Wednesday, March 25, 1906, e Honolulu. .+ Greenmich time.” 3. C onolulu eutenant, U. S. 1at, Grays United ik ghecd at Fort Point, Bay. superintendent, Port 1 minutes later than at Fort Polf nf Sun, Moon and Tide, States Coast and Geodetic Survey— Time and Helight of High and Low Waters entrance.to San Franclsco Published by official authority of the The Time Ball on*the tower of the Ferry | building was dropped exactly at ncon today, at moon of the 120th meridian, or at § NETT, , in charge. NOTE—The high and low waters occur at the city front (Mission-street wharf) about 25 :_the height of the tide is the same. at both places. THURSDAY, MARCH 20, ed Bluff (23 .00 [ ‘00 60 .00 a4 .00 5 3 10 38 00 7 .00 8 Tr 8 l60 4 58 ‘02 1 50 .00 UG 42 Nw giear w0 Winnemucea . .... 80 28 N _Bt.Cldy .00 ;| Yuma 580 52 N Clear .00 WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL FORECAST. Summit—North; clear; maximum tempera- ture 50 degrees; minimum, 47; average snow, 210 inches, against 48 inches last year. The pressure is falling slowly along the coast morth of San Francisco. Light rain is reported at Eureka The tomperature has risen about 4 degrees throughout most of Californfa. The following river readings are reported: Red Bluft, 14.5, falling; Coluse, 27.4, fallini Marysville, 16.5, falling; Sacramento, 20.8, rising; San Joaquin bridge, 17.8, falling; Rio Vieta, 9.1, FORECAST FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 20: San Francisco_and vicinity—Cloudy, unse tled weather Thursday; possibly shower: Iight south winda. Los Angeles and vicinity—Cloudy Thursday; iSght west winds. Sacramento _Valley — Cloudy, weather Thursday; probably southerly wind San Joaquin Valley—Cloudy. Thursday; pos- #ibly showers; light south wind. howers Thuraday; light -east wind. Nevada—Fair Thursday. unsettled showers; fresh A 9 a m— | Sun rises om_Astoria, with® sunr Aure- | Sun sets ... Francisco. | Moon sets mr Marshfield, o, <] 26—Stmr May- | £ Mar 28—Stmr Senato: T r Carrier Dove, for San |20 stherland, for ifii Arrived Mar 28—Schr | 2 from San Pedro. i3 S HARBOR—Arrived Mar 28—Stmr b of d, nce Mar 4 4.5 A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster. o —_— % WARNED OF DANGER BY SLEEPLESSNESS Br couver; illa, " hence da Mar sometimes occurs. 28 > _stmr Na- tmr N2- | the charte. low waters, In the above exposition of the tides y morning tides are given in the left hand column and the successive tides of the ay in the order of gccurrence as to time: the fourth time column gives the last tide of the except when there are but three tides, as The helghts. glven are in ddition to the soundings of the United States ast Survey Charts. except when a minus (—) ign precedes the height,.and then the Lumber | given is subtracted from the depth given.by The plane of reference s the mean Perey Montgemery, Wife and Baby Escape Peril of Fire. A providential sleeplessness caused the escape of Percy Montgomery, his young wife and three-months-old baby boy from the perils of fire early yesterday morning. The Montgomerys live at 2937 Plerce street, in the lower flat. During the aft- ernoon the boy's bed-was found to, be on fire. Th& burning blankets. were thrown into /a tub of water and it was thought that the fire was extinguished. The blank- ets were put in the cellar. Humboldt &: Curacao! *..| Mexican Ports . South Bay... | S Pedro . Stmr Nor- y San Pedro. tmr Korea, | Seattle : or | | san Pear San Fran- | Coauille kv | Humbolat —Nor stmr boldt State of Cal Chas. Nelson. Roanoke. . Alameda. stmr Seattle Honolulu ... Grays Harbor for ship Ma- Sesostris n Diego & Way Ports! 01 Seattle & Bellingham Portland & Astorfa. San Diego & Way Pt & Tacoma Portland & Way PortehA, Hamburg & Way Ports|Apr. San Pedro & Way Pts.|Apr. | Portland & Astoria ity Peking Fr bark | | Eel. River Ports. ship Glen- | 1 Kitburn...| Portiand & Way Ports. | —Ger stme | Amer. Maru..| China and Japen. b Semine | China and Japan. Mariposa. | Tanitl .......... Ki, for | of the lower R led Mar 28—Stmr Vanguard, Movements of Steamers, 28—-Stmr Santa Monica, from | TO ARRIVE. d Mar 28—Stmr Pasadena, Steamer. | From. Stmr Alliance, for Portland | ———— schr Lottie ¢ for San | F. Leggett... | Humboldt ; stmr Pomona, for S stmr | Iaqua.. San Pedro Leggett, ' for stmr | Jeanie. San Pedro San Francisco. San Jose..... | New York via Ancon REYES—Passed Mackinaw Tacoma. m Nanaimo for Pomona. for San Francisco. | Grays Harbor ........|Mar. —Arrived Mar 25—Stmr Scotla, | Coos Bay & Pt. Orford. |Mar. me. | Polnt Arena & Alblon. Mar. Arrived Mar 28—Stmr Elizabeth, | Czarina Coos Bay-... Mar. North Fork.. | Humboldt .. Safled Mar 28—Stmr Bo- | Scnator. | Portiand & "Astoria. Siberia China & Japan Pr. pr. Apr. Dr. pr. Tuesday’ evering, long after the baby had been laid in its cradle and the house had become quiet, the youug couple felt the prey of a strange restlessness that prevented them from retiring. The even- ing wore on, midnight came and still the - 2 | singular sleeplessness was upon them. At 2 | 1ast, at 1 o'clock in the morning, they sud- 30 | denly realized the ecause of their condi- 30 | tion. The houseé was full of smoke. Mont- gomery traced it tothe cellar deor, and descending into the basement found a re- spectable bonfire crackling in the middle of the floor. It was the unlucky blankets which were again ablaze. Attaching a hose to a nearby faucet, by playing fire- 31 | man for a few minutes Montgomery put 1 | out the flames, which were already eating into the ‘wooden walls. The Montgomerys have been married a little over a year. The husband is em- ployed in the Immigration Bureau, but he is, moreover, a writer of gift. Mrs. Mont- gomery was Miss Lurline Lyons hefore her marriage and is cousin to Charmion Kittredge, who is now the wifs of Jack London, the writer. She is remarkably beautiful. B Petitions in Insolvency. Creditors of W. R. Stowen, formerly a merchant at Livermore and whose whereabouts is at present unknown to therg, filled a petifion yesterday in the United States District Court asking that he be declared an involuntary in- solvent. They allege that on January 256 Stowen, with intent to prefer James T30 5 e O EO NS IS e b b it Puget . Soun 2poll, from Y_via Ancon umboldt . | iconia Vanguard. .. N. Fork. . . Humboldt . San Pedro |Grays Harbor ... Senator. ....|Astoria & Portland Roancke. ... Los Angeies Ports. 3. r 27—Stmr Oanta, from New { g Rainier. Grays '?mf‘ G. Lindaer., Ve Puget Sound Ports. DOVER—Arrived Mar 28—Stmr Kroonland, pril 6. from New York for Antwerp; stmr Teutanic, 's?.‘fi?:". Ter.. from- Liverpool and Qm:m;v; % tmr Rheln, | April 'm from Bremen; stmr Gra ‘aldersee. fl’om! Astoria’ & Pm:tl Hamburg: stmr Citta 4l Milano, from Naples; stmr Roma, from Naples. Safled Mar 28—Stmr Cedric, for stmr Statendam. for Rotterdam; desux. for Havre. HALIFAX. N S—Arrived Stmr from Glasgow and L& . BOSTON—Arrived n, yfrom Live estic, from New cended. » Safled Mar 288tmr Carnl etmr Nordiand, for Philadelnhia. \ e g Time Ball. Branch Hydtographic chants’ Bxchange, verpool. Mar 28—Stmr Lake Mich- igan, erool. . QUEENETOWN—Arrived Mar 28—Stmr Ma York for- Liverpsol: fvernia, from Boston for Liverpool, and pro- ia. for New York: Office. U. §. N., Mer- San' Francisco, Cal. China & Japan.... Liverpool; . Y. via Ancon.. stmr Bor- g;:w“ Ports. ... April oty Astoria& Postian FROM SEATTLB. Steamer. Destination, City of Seattie Santa Clara. . Humboldt. Jeanie, Cottage. Dirigo. Faralio; Portland. Excelstor...: stmr " 1] 4 pm(Pler 2 5 Ports|11 am|Pier 12 miPicr -{1:30 p|Pier i 9 am|Pier 11 bm|Pler .| 9 am!Pier |11 'am Pier 2 pm|Pier { 11:30 pip -|1;30 pipter pm Pier 9 am Pier 4 pm|Pier 4 pm|Pier 4 2 1 Pler 10 m Pler 12 m(Pier 19 | physicians for his reco recover $50,000 damages. Campbell says that notwithstanding the fact that i the proprietors of the . Chutes well knew the viclousness of the camel Its agents directed him to enter the brute’ inclosure to feed it. Not belng aware of the fact that the camel was of sav- age disposition he entered the inclos- ure, when tne camel attacked him and 5|80 severely injured him that he says he will be maimed for life: . ———— rt Walsh’s Condition Unchanged. There is no perceptible change in the condition of John Walsh, the white man who was shot by McGee, the negro, on Greenwich street. on Tuesday night while being entertained by McGee’ wife, . Although Walsh is alive there 1s no, hope entertained by the hospital y. He told 71 20 5 pm(Pier 20 | greward James O'Dea vesterday that he 11 am|{Piler 24 1 pm|Pier /12 “m Pier 40 more tgln /19 amiPler 11 | $10; the balance she Now holds. Pler e . gave the woman $80. dut of ‘which amount she wanted to purchase a 30 trunk, which would not cost e 1 kno! SUBSIDIZE SHIPS Australian Parliamentarian Says United States Must Help Steamship Companies OTHER COUNTRIES Bonuses Given by European and Japanese Governments - Make Competition Ruinous DO Daniel O'Connor of Sydney, New South ‘Wales, member of the Australfn Parlia- ment for thirty-one years and twice Cab- inet Minister, thinks the United States should subsidize its steamship companies. All of the lines running to Australia, he Eays, are subsidized by the governments of Great Britain, France, Germany and Japan. Even the little commonwealth of New Zealand manages to give 350,000 a year to a company running from there to Canada, and in order to compete success- fully the American lines must also be helped. ‘When seen vesterday Mr. O'Connor made the following statement of his convic- tions: From my connection with the Parllament of my adopted country for a period of thirty- one years, as a member of both houses of the Legislature and as a ‘Cabinet Minister on two occgsions, 1 may be presumcd to have a good ledge of all public welfare of Australasia. 1t was from experience gained in public and commercial iife that I ventured to offer, my interview on my arrival here two months ago, my strong advice to the governmental authorities of the United States to place thelr steamship owners on terms of absolute trading equality, with the owners of the lines of steam- ers trading to Australia that are largely, and in my opinion most properly, subsidized by the governments of Great Britain and Irejand, as well as by France, Germany and Japan. In jooking over the files of Australian news- papers that arrived by the Sierra on Monday last 1 found in the Sydney Daily Telegraph (one of the leading newspapers of Australasia) of the 20th of February, under the heading “New Vancouver Service,” particulars regard- ing direct steamship service which has been arranged to connect Vancouver d New Zea- land. It appears that a confract had then beer signed at Ottawa, the Minisier of Trade and Commerce acting for Canada, ‘and R. A. Alley for the Bucknall - steamship lines of London, which is to supply the steamers, THINK BOATS TOO SLOW. " It is understood that Vancouver business circles_have indulged in criticlsm of the fact that the boats are only to make ten knots an hour. The subsicy of £20,000 a year (that is $100,000) is to be divided equally between Canada and New Zealand. According to a Vancouver correspondent there will be six sallings from each end every year under the arrangement. It Is stated that the Dominion Government of Canada is anxious to increase trade relations with New Zealand as much as possible, and it has been decided to have a oreditable display fllustrative of the natural resources and agrioultural capabilities of Can- ada at the international exposition to be held in Christchurch, New Zealand, in November next and the following months. The first steamer under this subsidy Is to arrive in New Zeaiapd this month of March. May 1 ng! say to the great United States of America, with more than elghty millions of ‘a popuiation, that if the statesmen of New Zealand, which has only a population of just over eight hundred thousand, can see their way clear, on commercial lines, to give a subeidy from that colony's tréasury of £10,000 a year ($50,000), surely the Govern- ment of the United States, with its inex- haustible resources, should give the proper sutsidy to the Oceanic Steamship Company, Which company runs; ésisteamers. every. three weeks from ‘SanrFrancisco ito Honoluly, Fago Pago, Samon (American dependencies), und then on to Auckland, New Zealand, and to Sydney, Australia. HEARS OF LOSSES. -1 have heard since my arrival m San Fran- cleco that the Oceanic Steamship Company ‘has besn ruhning its steamers between Amer- ica and Australia at a great loss. That cer- tainly should not be so.. If the Oceanic Com- pany ceased running its steamships to Aus- tralis, it would mean in many respects u great loss to the Australian people. I should indeed be sorry to hear of the withdrawal of the steamers now trading. No one except those who like myself, have traveled ean give any idea of the comfort and the pleasure of the pussage from the Antipodes to San Francisco. It is indeed only a pleasure tv four days from Sydney to Auckland: fiv to Pago Pago (a South Sea paradise); six days to Honolulu (a place impossible to describe), and then abont six days to San Francisco, and rarely a rough day from start to finish of the voyage. It would be a great jury to trade and an inconvenience to Australasians and Americans who desire to go through America or Australia on their Way to or from Europe, as well as to the mall service gen- erally, it the Oceanic Company decided to cease running its steamers. Tt is not generally known by the public of cither America or Australasia that passengers from_ Australia to England or Europe arrive by the Oceanic Company eleven days earlier then they would from Australie to England or Eurcoe by way of the Red Sea, the route of all mail steamers excepting the Vancouver line. 1f passengers were encouraged to come from Australla by wey of San Francisco, very large sums per annum would be expended by them In passing through America, a direct benefit to the American people mot to be de- spised. P personally, T have no interest whatéver the matter. 1 merely pérform what I be- lleve to be a duty on my part in calling pub- iie attention to the matter. I mersly suggest that Congross do its part for the undoubtediy ultimate benefit of the peaple of America, in adopting my just recommendation VALUABLE JEWELRY . TAKEN BY BURGLARS Keystone Company’s Store on Kearny Street Is Robbed in Early Morning. Burglars robbed the store of the Keystone Jewelry Company at 343 Kearny street early yesterday morning. Five dozen watches, two diamond rings, other jewelry and optical goods valued at)$2000 were taken. The store was equipped with wires from the Municipal Burglar Alarm Systém, but although an alarm was received no capture was effected. At 5:42 a. m. a call was received and a man was sent to the store to inves- tigate. When the burglar alarm man arrived he found that the thieves had completed their work and made away with the booty after ransacking the store. Abe Isaacs, the 'proprietor of the store, says that he placed a burglar alatm system in his place for protec- tion. The man who was Sent from the municipal headquarters arrived quickly, but found no trace of any one. T;%. police are at a loss for a clew. 0 one saw the thieves at work, although the street is well traveled. —_——— Sued for Room Rent. - The trial of the suit of Mrs. Emily Haustade to recover $20 for room rent alleged to be due her by Ottonio broth- ers, a vaudeville team, was begun yes- ‘terday before Justice of the Peace Law- son. rs. Haustade is the mother -of Miss deline Rowe, who has brought suit for $10,000 against the team for ‘ralse the salaries of public exhibiting her picture in tights with- out her consent. Miss Rowe was to have appeared with the team, but withdrew from her ‘agreement. The suit for rodm rent was continued for further evidence. . - Money Needed to Raise Salaries. 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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., March 1, 1908.— Sealed proposais in tripiicate will be recelved at this office until 11 a. m. Saturda: 31, 1006, and then opéned for “Doing all the printing and furnishing all matertal therefor that may be required at Head- quarters Pacific Division and Hesdquarters Department of Califos dugng the fiscal ous ending June 20, 1807. ference will given to articles of domestic production or manufacture, conditions of quality and price (ncluding in the prite of forelsn pro- ductions or manufacture the duty thereon) being equal. The United States reserves the right to reject or accept amy or all pro- posal in whole or in part. Information furnished on application to undersigned. En- Velopes' containing proposals should be marked “‘Proposals for nting” and addressed to JOHN L. CLEM, Assistant Quartermaster General, U.\S. A., Chief Quartermaster. RATLWAY TRAVEL. California Limited Te Chicsco in Three Days With Steepers and Diners 7:30 2. m. For Stockton, Merced, Fresno, x Hanford, Visalla, Bakersfield, 8:00 p. m. and intermediate points. 9:30 a. m.—California Limited, 3 days to Chi- cago. Leaves every day. Direct connection to Grand Canyon. 9:80 3. m.—Vailey Limited for Stockton, Mer- , Hanford, Visalia, Bakersfleld and voints on Sierra Hailway. 10:55 a. m.—For Stockton. Riverbank, Oakdale and points on Sterra “Rallway. 4:00 p.m .—For Stockton, Fresno and inter— mediate points. 8:00 n.m.—Overland Express for Denver, Kan- sas City, Chicago Grand Canyon. TICKET OFFICES—653 Market street and Ferry Devot, San Francisco: 1112 Broadway, Oakland; 2( South First street, San Jose. b3 For Fairfax. g.l m. dally turdays only. 9:10 8. m. . 45 BallyOnsaders ng way atations 7:48 a. m. sta :15 p. m., Saturdays only, for Point Reyes SF. 1045 Aot SATURDAY ONLY Lv.S.P. 4:35. Ar. S. F. 11:35 s 8.40aX Los Costa, Lath Stoekton, Py nrm g 13002 Los G i o Remataia: Los Angeied 10.20A Ei Paso, Kantas Ciy. be. Louis e Boulder Marysville Taiieis, ) e Call 4000 ¥iica, Traey. > 1les and Ssa Jose (Sun- ties, San Jose, Livernore, Stock- to (+Mlitor Valley Spring, B Placerville, .. T1.08» and * 7.082 .00AThe Overiand Limited—Omaba, by Chteago, Denver, Kansas Clty. Niles, San Jose and Way Stations.. Sacramento River Steamers ... ... N S ow Al mé%m Santa v tions 110.884 1les, and Way Stations Martinez, Sa2 Ramon, Santa Rosa v 2 L¥N .. 3114847 Castroville, Paso Pm Go Ad Santa Watson: viile, Los Del Monte, Grove ... New Almaden (Tue: an 0, Margarit; Guadalupe, Saa Buenaventurs, Los T Burbaak, Angeles 8.30A€1iroy, Hollister, Tres ‘Watsonville, Sauta San jose San Narrow G San T Ex) Soath Santa Clars. San Jose and San Jose [ Sunset Robles, o; o8 A M‘ Monte, Pacific Grove Ovw, vie Bante auge. Francisco, Stiroy, Holllster, Tres Pizos - San Jose, Los Gatos, Principal ¥ay Stations dwood, Sam Crua, Caatro- onte, Pacific Grove, ay Stations. and Way Stations. o ta atsonyille, Ssats Mo Tey Ban Jose, San Los CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market Street. 5:19, 6:30 p. m. SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL. WEEK DAYS—7:30, 9:00 a. m.; 12:35, 3:30, SUNDAYS—8:00, 9:30 a. m.; 12:35, 8:30, 5:10, 6:30 p. m. SAN RAFAEL TO SAN WEEK DAYS—6:06, 12:50. 3:40, 5:00, 5:20 p. m. SUNDAYS—0:08, & 18, 4:50, 5:00, FRANCISCO. 35, 7:30, 9:20 a. m.; & m.; 3:40,