The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 12, 1906, Page 41

THE SAN FRAN CISCO CALL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 1906. 41 Aztec Is Back Again After Eight A:\/Ionths_ on Southern Coast. nama. et ~ C Captain Sandberg Will Relieve Commodore Aztec Visit to Irelmnd. d Receipts. COAST SHIPPING NEWS. Items of Intcrest to Mariners of the Pacific. a log broke a pr will load a return cargo. The barkentine i 1 recently arrived at Bell from Manily. lias been chattered to load a cargo for wholesalers at San Pedro. The I shed loading & lumber cargo led yesterday for Sau sels are discharglug McLaurin; barkentines omas P. Emigh; schooners Barkentines Aurora, Retriever, schooners Salem, Ludlow, Stim: ' 1l, Louis, Mildred, W. F. “rrus, Sadie, Loulse. Captain Fry, is scheduled Tuesday in ballast for Port Townsend to Aug. 11.—The Pacific s steamer Coos Day this afternoon and ht. The steam San Pedro to San is afterncon to take or NEWS OF Tonnage Engagements. THE OCEAN. rs were announced yester- er Chiswick (at Hono- and merchandise from y_and Melbourne (time ser Thornliebank (on Puget to Iquique or Tatal at 40s. rtered prior to arriv pments by the Umatilla. 1lla, which safled on Friday aesorted merchandise cargo s British American cities, val luding the following 603 gals wine, 4000 69 1bs beans, bale millstuffs, Shi g 1 1 500 Ibs cheese, O pkgs grocerles and 064 Ibs glucose, 900 1bs Lops, 100 tons tresh fruit, 52 pkgs 150 sks onlons, 20 7 pkgs arms and machines, 100 tins emmonis, 10 buales 4 merchandise en_route to t 85080 and Including 20 141 cs canued goods, 17 isins, 7 pkgs provisions ns, The Newport's Cargo. ewport safled vesterday for An rts with a_gene andise to_be dist: 400,228 Ibs plg enther. Movement of Steamers. R & ‘Portiand Her . Way Aug Pris Aug & Way Ports|Aug, & Way 20 Salls.| Pler § Was Portsi12_mipier 21 Eolat 1:30p|Bier 5 Diexo & Wi 10 am bler 11 River Ports...(12 m/Pler & August 13, Lak Humboldt 5 pm Pler 20 Bonita Newport & Way..| 0 am|Pler 11 August 14. | Manchuria China & Japan 1 pm|Pier 40 August 15, City Puebla..|Puget Sound ports|ll am|Pler e a Hunfboidt 2 1:30p|Pler August 16, -|Humboidt via Portland & Belham Grays Harbor. y San Diego & Way|l0 am Pler 11 August San Pedro & Way| 9 am Pler 11 August 18. | N. Y., via“Ancon..|12 m Pler 40 eattie & Tacoma Pler 20 tile direct 11 am/Pler 9 Grays Harbor 4 pm Pler 20 August 19. 1 ./Astoria & Portland|11l am|Pler 24 Avgust 20. | Queen Puget Sound Ports/11 am|Pler 9 Rosnoke {Los Angeles Ports| 1 pm Pler § TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE. Steamer. | Destination. I Olympla - i\'ume & St. Michael. .. |Aug. 12 Pennsylvanis....|Nome & St. Michaei T 14 Humboldt [ . 14 | San Mateo. N+ . 15 Indlans : . 16 Mackinaw. . Nome & St. Michael. .. |Aug. 15 1| Oregon Valder & Beward. Aug. 16 Jefferson........|Skagway & Way PortsiAug. 16 Senator .{Nome ... . . Aug. 17 Vdctoria |Nome & St Michael ..|Aug, 18 | Dirigo. . kagway & Way PortsjAug. 21 Excelstor aloez & Seward . Aug. 24 Saratoga. -..|Nome & St. Michael... Aug. 25 ... Seldovia & Way Ports|Aug. 25 Sun and Tide. Tnited States Coast and Geodetic Sarvey—Time and Helghts of Tides at Forc Polnt. For City & p ay say that whalin g fieet mear It will to get out cost announces he bas a poin: somewhat smaller vessels of that class. and lum! today dels She has 146 passen 2 freight and M. Xixon with 1.0 The schox E eave here for the same port bave aboard about 800,000 Ernest Laidlaw hes uire into the possi- place in the lumber coast. Before ‘said thet be would place seven large once if they were obtain Jumber cerriers is 8o acquire any vessel that ese of its Otness pic Bird reached Vancouver {1l Joad lumber for San Fran- ner Thomas L. Wand arrived « s moored at the Inman Poulsen receive s cargo of lumber for the return firosd then loaded. at Columbia. River iis moon for McOormick & Co.’s, San Aug. 11 Tencisco e ting carriers t P Aug. 11.—The steamer Redondo, of lumber for San Francisco, left hooner Redfield hes completed her leave tomorrow with 580,000 feet Aug. 11.—The steamers San Pedro \ Mrrived from San Francisco toda: sajled for Portland and way ports The San Pedro will load lumber for PRl Aug. 11.—The schooner Jobn A. SAN PEDRO, Aug. 11— 5 Ceptain Olsen, 'Gnished dischas her lumber eoige and safled in ballest for Bureka, where releasing the | | of mariners, without regurd to nationality and | free of expense. Navigators are cordially in- | vitea to t the office, where complete sets | of charts and sailing directions of the worid The steamer Meteor, with | Front (Mission-street wharf) add 36 mioutes. DAY, AUGUST 12. United States Hydrographic Office. A braoch of the United States Hydrographie Office, located at the Merchants' Exchange is | maintaired in Sen Fraccisco for the benefit are kept at hand for comparison and reference, and the latest information can always be ob- tained regarding lights, dangers to navigation and all matters of interest to ocean commerce. The timeball service has been suspended, pend- ing the seconstruction of the tower of the Ferry bufiding. 3. T. McMILLAN, Nautical Expert, in charge. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. Friday, August 10. Stmr Eoreka, Golightly, 104 hours from Se- attle. Saturday, August 11. Stmr Rosnoke, Dunbam, 32 bours from San Pedro. Stmr Brooklyn, doctno. Stmr Despateh, Stmr Tampico, Hadlock. Stmr Astee, Fraser, 12 days from Acapaico. Stmr Joban Poulson, Rees, hours from Portland. Stmr Argo, Hansen. 26 bours from Eel River. Stmr Sequots, Lunstedt, 29 hours from Eureke. Stmr Del Norte, Payne, 10 hours from Mon- terey. Bsrk Dismond Head, Peterson, 11 days from | Port Blakeley. Bitn Retriover, Schaube, 10 days from Port Hadlock. Bktn Aurors, Hellquist, 8 days from Tacoma. Schr A B Johnson, Segethorst, ¢ days from Grays Harbor. Schr Hunter, Hansen, 30 days from Unalaska. CLEARED. Saturday, August 11. St:r!Allmndl. Dowdell, Honolulu; J D Spreck- I ros Co. ;.ssmczsmm. Alberts, Port Los Angeles; P C Norberg, 16 hours from Men- Weber, 28 hours from Eureks. | McKay, 92 hours from Port i [} i [ ey : United States Department of Agrieulture— 3 San”Franclscs, Avgr aa. oeg, °F Awlen May BeCalled Upon to ; y S B R z 5 Answer New Ch: What would you not sacrifice to feel as you did a few years'ago; to have the same snap 5 B35 3 S . . PR e ¥ g 6?5 if i 3. 0o . algc and energy, the same gladsome, joyous, light-hearted spirit and the physical strength you used STATION: z §§ §§ R E HIS P % % e T : to have? \1}‘1 know you are not the same man, ar_ul you knnyv Lo g BROKE AROLE {f you would like to be. You might as well be. It's easy. We .5 5 : T are bringing strength to many wrecks eve day, and we Bak, Y7 5 SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL. can make you a. ood as vou ever were v h ool s i v Y < y S a oT e 4 Bolse .15 08 15 8" ey | “VALLEJO, Aug. 1L—It leaked out to- ) g J Eureka 20.94 58 50 N Pt.Cldy .00, day that a more serious charge is likely IFIrn;m‘l .2%%% l'.{')z g;; \\\ g:ondy Tr. | to be placed agalnst Lieutenant Edward emo .20 2 N Clear .00 hunn of the recelving ship Indepen- - Kalibpericnce --32:80 90 8 &W Pt.Oldy (00| 3 0IL Chen he appears before a court: 7 92 56 > t.Cldy .00 | ps & Los Augeles 8 02 8W Clear ' o0 mart al ‘boflrd an:mge ’?‘a‘ynyardhnext Modena 6 NE Cloudy Tr. | Wednesday mor % he new charge At Temaipa 88 76 W Clear 00| y(]] be that of breaking his word of THE_DRY CELL, BODY BAI TERY Pocatello ..., 5 o BE flg::g; ‘04| honor as an officer and gentleman by It makes vigorous, muscular men of the puniest, weakest Pt. Reyes Lt 58 490 N Toggy .00|leaving the grounds adjoining the re-| 2 L1t extiands s ultveling eves sscle 3 orms gn;ri'nlml ] Dfi 80 NW Olog 100| ceiving ship, to whlchlhe )]:“ been con- specimens; it expands and develops every muscle anc ur\u\n1 hoenix 104 6 E 00| fined since his arrest In the latter part i body; it warms the heart, increases the courage anc gzgnm;m- l:fi 93 ‘1‘5’ of last July, to visit Vallejo. " the ¢ 1 1 i & - - Roseburg ... 04 58 ‘00| While an occasional spree or a breach gives a man power of mind and body such as any man can be Sacramento 6 68 00| of the regulations may be passed over 2 : e r eye . beight and the s faatise 4 Sait Lake 94 72 Tr.| by the men in the service, the breaking proud of. It nAalv\%.\ the eye bright and the step e astic; it B s ‘00| of his word by an officer is considered X makes an athlete of a sluggard. It cures disease by restoring Jose...... 86 B4 l00| @ grievous offense. > e Vig 3 3a 2L asting cure foir Nervouns Weaks Obispo. 82 52 ‘B! Dunn's troubles have attracted con- e e L strength. It is a quu'k .aml. lasting cure for Nerv us Weak Farallon. . 53 50 00| siderable attention and are attributed of strength and emergy, all of which has com nesses, Rheumatism, Pains in the Back and Hips (Sciatica), e .l 80 ‘5 20| to too much drink. On July 17 last he “from the use of Electro-Vigor. CHAS. BONI- e : Thdigestion. Weak JCid Liod i Samamit D “3| Was piaced under arrest for carousing FACIO, Soledad, Cal Lumbago, Constipation, Indigestion, Weak Kidney 0SS O Tonopah ... 82 64 00| with a woman of the half-world in his| Electro-Vigor Is a great thing. It heiped Memory and all evidences of breaking down. It has cured Walla Walla 102 74 00| quarters on the ship. At that time| i Tl i con AR e aa G J i g e 3 : Winnemucea ..20.84 88 58 -22| Dunn, who has a wife in the East, was |l tors were of no avall. ED. KILLEEN, Rands- when all else has failed. Inel This Conpon When Writl TOME i 29.58 110 80 -0 in command of the vessel in the ab-|J§ burg, Ca i : g o1 e Forecast for Sen Franciseo sl vieloltr_Fal| sence of Captain G. B. Harber and the | If you will call at our Dr. S. C. Hali Electro-Vigor Co. Sunday, with fog In morning; fresh west wind. executive officers. Captain Harber | we will let you te: 1439 Pt st (oFor Sacramento Valley—Falr Sunday; lgnt| on®*"30 Getarn ordered Dunn | Vigor free and satis o P For San Joaquin Valley—Falr Sunday; digut| under arrest and conflnement to | of its great power to cure s a o LR b wind. his quarters on the ship. Dunn's p L e i e - 3 Lot o By £ r Los Angeles and viclnity—Fair Sunday, | physical condition was such that Cap- | 5 c ey 1f you can't ? fos in moming light e taln Harber allowed him an hour's and our 100-page illustrated book free to every one. _;;'_\' u can 3 WILLSON, Local Forecaster, | daily exercise about the navy yard. It| call, mail us the coupon and we'll send our book prepaid free. | NAME ........ S - - | is now said that Dunn took advantage | Office hours—8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays—10 to 12. | yrivilege to steal ashore. S, Coectan, Boebler, Pirate Cove; Unton | °5t" R0 Selorey “of this eity, |l IF YOU CAN'T CALL SEND COUPON FOR FREE BOOK ez SAILED. | will look after Dunn's interests and s i Saturday, August 11. | will be assisted by a naval officer of the — - o Stmr Eureka, Jessen, ureka. ci C " V. t Stir Curacao, Pauisen, Guaymas and way | e bditerist ol ni SR fight agalnst Conger, and at a meet- | Johnson, both of Los Angeles, pr than Isis Theater and will be sup- 5 Newport, Russell, Ancon, ete. ing of the board last Monday night, jto erect on pert; Y m on | plied ith 1 th ™m ap r Manchester Port, Acraman, Comox. Alameda, Honolulu. Buckmi e and Tacoma. Olymp! ys Harbor. Quinalt Harbor. Brunsw ort Bragg. Pre 1 ureka Pomo, Reinertsen, Point Arena and A Ravalli, Sesx Foam, Nor elson, Eureka. M ndocno, Astoria r Roanoke, Dunham. Enreka and Portland. r Ravalli, Nelso reka mr Acme, Walvig. ys Harbor, Elisa, De Rio' Rey, Ci Thayer, Pete ey, Berg, Queenstown. on. Jenner Landlng. Grays Harbor. Monterey, in tow tug Fifth street. without notice to the absent teacher, The house will be larger he, members of the high school fac- ulty and several pupils made serious charges agalnst Professor Conger. It | was announced at the close of the meeting that no action would bs taken | for the present. The secretary of the board the next morning matled (o Pro- | fessor Conger's last known address a registered letter demanding his res- ignation forthwith. At the meeting | last night the secretary produced i.e | return receipt, which showed that Con- | ger had received the Jetter Thursday at Pacliic Grove. On being informed of the act of the secretary the board at of a showhouse ROSE GITY SGHOOL | FIGHT ENDED, SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL. SANTA ROSA, Aug. 11.—The ultima- tum of City Superintendent of Schools | ana Principal of the Santa Rosa High Let Me Guide You on Your Way to Regain Your Health and Renew Your Strength you feel that you a e not the man you once TE RAPHIC. T 3 once ‘declared the position vecan. and l_f(-'"i‘_'_'!‘l;:n -ff yfi?x’r‘ POINT LOBOS, Aug. 11—10 p. m.—Weather | SCh001 B. Morris Cox that the Board | 1 % 4 Glum A. Johnson of the Stook- 11Meu n fixin NT LOBOS, A —1 —! T ve Vice Prin- o 1 n ) toggy; wind SW: velocity 8 miles per hour. |Of Education must remove 11 #he vacancy. fon? DOMESTIC COAST. ~ © [elpal charles T, Conflgert or ho woula Yok BARI BOECAI Mh W ¥ e . 3 y O—Sailed Aug 10—Stmr Aties, for | resign has had its effect. At a meet- do not desire te me explain Franclaco. dox .. _|ing of the board last night tue pro- Fagittyes : Elude; Didian - Tratlers.. Doctor Miles, to you my methods the vigor of JBT, LOS ANGELES—Salled Aug 10—Stmr| poyeor was removed by a unanimous| CARSON, Nev., Aug. 11.—Pedro Va- | The Leading Speotalist. men, and refer yo s I have cured. James S Higgins, for San Francisco; stmr San | I 72 P I gu tee to c cial Diseases of Gabriel, for Umpgua. vote. valo, serving a life term for murder, Salled Aug 11—Sehr C S Holmes, for Olympla. | Arrived mr Alea WESTPORT—Salled Au for San Franciaco. REDONDO—ArTived Aj Aug 11— az, from ——. § 11—Stmr Greenwood, ug 11—8chr W F Jew- | ett, from Astoria; Azalea, from Eureks. ST. MICHAEL on, for Seat ENTURA—Arrived Aug 11—Stmr Atles, from San Diego Sailed las, for Port Harford. 1—Stmr Nebras- ttle and Tacoma. Oregon, from Valdez, Aug 8, for S, Aug 11—Stmr LAN; hence ailed agway Aug 9. Aug 11—Stmr City of Se- Aug 10—Stmr Portland, iled Aug 11—Stmr Watson, for San Fran- TACOMA—Arrived Aug 11—Br stmr Ardmont, from Londot Arrived Aug 10—Br stmr Stanley ria. ARD--Salled Aug 10—Stmr Excelsior, for ASTORIA—Salled Aug 10—Stmr Tiverton, for San Francisco. Aug 11—Stmr Redondo, for San 1sco, ed Aug 11—Ital ship Caterina Accame, for gasta —Safled Aug 11—Stmr Santa Bar- Francisco. EUREKA—Arrived Aug 11—Stmr F A Kilburn, hence Aug 10. Arrived Aug 11—Stmr San Pedro, hence Au, Salled Aug 11—8tmr North Fork, for Francisco. SAN PEDRO—Sailed Aug 11—Schr Murfel, for Willapa Harbor; schr Jobn A, for Grays Harbor. ABERDE! Salled Aug 11—Stmrs Coronado and Grace Dollar, for San Francisco, HARDY CREEK—Sailed Aug 11—Stmr Marsh- fleld, for San Diego. ISLAND PORTS. HONOLULU—Arrived Aug 11—Stmr Somoma, hence Aug stmr Enterprise, from Hilo. Sailed Aug 11, 12 p m—U S stmr Thomas, for San Francisco; Br stmr Dorle, for Yokokama; Nor stmr Progress, for ——. 0. MAHUKONA—Arrived Aug 6—Schr Allen A, beace July 21 ¥ FOREIGN PORTS. VICTORIA—Sailed Aug -10—Br ship Bacore, | for Vancouver, Seiled Aug 10—Br ship Barcore, for Vancouver. acrrived Aug 11—Br stmr Sutherland, from Astorla Salled Aug 11—Br stmr Flamingo, for Van- couver. Salled Aug 11—Stmr City of Seattle, for Skag- way. Arrived Aug 11-Br stmr Monteagle, | Hongkoug. fled Aug 11—Stmr Clty of Seattle, for Skag- from rrived Aug 11—Br stmr Oanta hema; Be stmr Klamingo,” from Haull, PORT LOS ANGELESSailed Aug 10—Stmr James 8 ngghl, for San Francisco; stmr San mpq from Yoko- | Gabriel, for ua. | _VANCOUVER—Arrived Aug 10—Br ship Bar- | sore, ‘from Victorla; bark Alden Besse, from | Japan. | T*BOLoN—Arrivea Au- 9—Stmr Finance, from New York. HONGKONG—Arrived Aug 9—Ger stmr Ara- | bia, from Oregon. | YOKOHAMA—Arrived Aug 11—Ger stmr Ara. gonla, from Oregon. TYNE—Safled Aug 10—Fr bark La Rochefa- quelin, for San Francisco. OCEA~ STEAMERS, PLYMOUTH—Arrived Aug 11—Stmr St Louts, from New York. Sailed Aug 11—Stmr New York, for Cherbourg | and_Southampton. ANTWERP—Salled Aug 11—Stmr Vaderland, for New York. LIVERPOOL—Safled Aug 11—Stmr Etrurla, trom New York. " GUBERSTOWN—Satled Aug 41—Stmr Cedric, tor New York. SOUTHAMPTON—Satled Aug 11—Stmr York, for New York. BOULOGNE—Arrived Aug 10—Stmr Potsdam, trom New York, for Rotterdam. GENOA—Arrived Aug 11—Stmr Prinzess Irene, from New York. HAVRE—Salled Aug 11—Stmr La Touraine, for New York. NEW YORK—Arrived Aug 11—Stmr St Paul, trom Southampton and Oherbourg; stmrs Kai: serin, Augusts Victorla and Bulgaria, from Ham. urg. Salled Aug 11—Stmr Philadelphia, for South- smpton; stmr Umbria, for Liverpool; stmr Graf Waldersee, for Hamburg: stmr Zeeland, for Ant- werp; stmr_Koenigen Luise, for Naples and Ge- noa: stmr Columbia, for Glasgow. HONGKONG—Arrived prior Aug 11—Stmr ’An?ll from Portland, Ore., via Yokohama. LIVERPOOL—Arrived Aug 11—Stmr Lueania, from New York. FIUME—Sailed Aug 10-#Stmr Pannonta, New York. New for Memoranda. Per stmr Astec—Saw a four-masted barkentine off_lightship. Per bark Diamond Head—Saw barkentine Ame- lta_and two schooners off Bolinas. % Per schr Hunter, from Unalaska Aug 11—Ek- strom and Engstrom were fishing in a dory offt Dory Harbor station and a gale sprung uj and blew them off shore to a barren hllns called the Bird Island. They were three on the island with no food or water. On the third day two men put off from the station with food and water. When they got to the island they found the men in an exhausted condition. Engstrom was a raving maniac, and the two men that brought the food could not get him off. When they were returning the dory cap- sized and all the men got on the botfom of the boat, excepting Ekstrom, who was an excel- lent swimmer. He swam to the shore, which was sbout a mile, and got assistance from the station to save the others. —_— Boy Disappears From Home. Charls Doran, the 14-year-old son of A.; P. Doran, reslding at 1663 Geary street, Is missing. The father fears that he has met with foul.play and has reported the case to the police in San Francisco and Oakland. Goodyear Rubber Company. Office and salesroom at their rubber Stmr Ouracas, Paulsen, Guaymas. etc.: P C 8 8 Co. facto! 218-220 ear bet. Howard and Folsom. - Tel. Temporary 1755 s iled Aug 10—Stmr Elihu| July, Professor Conger and a number DING—Arrived Aug 11—Stmr for| reinstatement. A number of the school- an | D men, such as Spermatorrhea, Varicocele, Hydrocele, Stricture, Contracted Disorders, Contazious Blood Poison, Nervous Debllity, ete. GET CURED NOW stion of whether you can be cured, but whether you will be cured. Doa’t wait uatil it is too late. The cure is ‘absolutely certain. I cause no pain, and you need mot be de- tained from your work for ome day. I espectally solicit those cases in which the many so-called treatments have failed, or money has been wasted on eclectric beits and other 55 EXAMINATION FREE 1 offer not only FREE Consultation and Advice, but of avery case that comes to me I will make a Careful Examination and Diagnosis without charge. No alling man should negleet this opportunity to get expert opinian about his trouble. 1f you cannot call, write for Diagnosis Chart. My offices are open all day from 9 a. m. to 0 p. m., and Sundays from 10 to 1. DR. MILES & CO. ™ Pt sT- ce. ey San Francisce, Cal. The removal of Professor Conger is the culmination of a six weeks' battie | for control of school affairs in this |oity. At the time of the annual elec- | tion of teachers, the first Monday In |ana Albert Blackwell, who was con- victed of burglary, two of the men who escaped from the Carson prison early yesterday morning, are sfill at large, although several posses and In- dian trailers are following them. Guy Vernon, the young forger who was overtaken afier becoming exhauste: refuses to tell what route his com- panions took, but it is belleved that | they are somewhere in the Slerra Ne- vada near Lake Tahoe. AT L J. Edlin, merchant tallor, now at 313 Bush street. Complete line of woolens.® S e New Opera-House for San Diego. SAN DIEGO, Aug. 11.—Plans are be- ing prepared by Clements, Stannard & Blachmann for a new opera-house which D. H. Steele and Carl Alexander MY FEE ONLY $12.50 In Uncomplicated Cases. YOU PAY WHEN WELL What better proof or more sipcere assurance can 1 offer than that I am will to_wait for my fee until 1 effect a cure? Could I afford to make such an offer if 1 was not absolutely certain of cur- ng every case I take? It is not a q | of other teachers, including Principal | A. C. McMeans of the Fremont School, | |'one of the best known educators and | most highly respected men in Sonoma County, were dropped from tne de- partment. Professor Conger went to work and prevailed on his numerous friends and patrons of the school to demand his | boys also came to his rescue, as did some of the alumnl. “As a result ne was re-elected three weeks later to serve at the pleasure of the board. He then left for the south to spend his vacation. Superintendent Cox decided to make | | F) ¢ Y - o 4 SOUTAERN AND UNION PACIFIC DAY LIGHT RIDE ACROSS e 'F[ N ’ ] —_— d 110 9