The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 13, 1906, Page 11

#20—Build'ng lots In Oceanside, ymond_He:zhts and Excel- ymestead. We can and will posi- X T hasers 8s to location, arious cottages and flats to rent at nside, 2 eor. H st. and ch Office Y and Sundays. r—Real estate. yes and Grove. to 2 p. m. Homestead lots; ole block; you can on Mission-st. car Richmond and Ocean 4 on: easy monthly 'm ry bullg- N '0( E of P"lk h st; 180 N. oy of 34 st, 80 8. d Polk. atrison, W. of Harrison; Y o n » K. Iine of Mission . 301 1 t Eighth, being feet on a b 165 to Jessie st, with and Seventh sta, 50 80 W. of Firkt, -We have some fine for sale and ex- time to buy a Call and see us. av s State e Fillmore, | | SUTTE R. THE SAN FRANCISOO CALL, WEDNESDAY JUNE 13 1906 PERSONALS. BARGAIN EXTRAORDINARY, 50—2 light, exceptionally well bulit g of 5§ rooms each in East on car line; closs convénient to 'local: pay 10 per cent net on In ment; must be sold immediately. | DUBY & BRUNE, 1008 Broadwsy. | and; school; BERKELEY REAL ESTATE. FACTORY SBITE. 216 feet on S. P. R. R. in Berkéley, $1000; pargain. J. P. HAL! Cor. University and Shu\(uck avenues. Berkeley. FOR sale—House, rooms; 9$5x270 frontage on 2 streets: near university. Apply 3331 Sucramentosst. FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE. 6-room cottage, high base- large grounds; hear local train; | or ‘without furniture. Apply | 3251 Fillmore st. with HENRY RATHJEN, SALADA BEACH. HER is a boon to Are sufferers—Ar- | tistic villas 9 rooms, with | porch and bed, ; price $175; easy pal are now in effect from v part of S. F. to residents of Salada Beach, Barbara of £ DUNCA Fillmore Francisco. CLINE & den Gate ave., near Francisco. ranéhes; | stocked and improved; #ood | and fences: on county road; | ncome annually; situated on Bae- nto River; now offered in exchange S. F. real estate in busihess district. ply R. M. ROYCE, 1782 Bush st. RICAL B 100,000 TATE TO LEASE. "SQUARE to sion; on im- or permanent BALDWIN & lease will feet \flld us full GARDNER- vay, Oakland, offic lodgeroom and all kinds bf space at corner Haight and W s Apply C. J. & W. J 00 Wet ster st. ess. doctors, Todges; ¥ bidg.. 925 G. G. av. TO let—Offices and désk room. Apply J. D. RICHARDS, 1912 Fillmore st. st. k above Van Ness rooming-house rnished suite the Santa | SOUVENIR—Professor Henry Fo! dancing teacher, late of 1536 Ida"kl st., burned out, will sell his beautl ful patent duet concertina, Macann's, English make, 55 keyz doublo ac- tion, steel vibrators, fretted nlckel tops, in new condition; pflcf 100; no less. See also my ad al h'l situations wanted. Ad. 450 Waller st. ur. Fillmore. Phone Park 5 CHRISTOFER McLEOD or any one knowing if he be dead or alive, re- port to St. Andrew's Society, north- west corner of Qoldén Gate ave. and Fillmore st. An ankious mother im Scotland wants information. i FRED RANKIN—Come home or tele- graph where yvou are and stay there till T come; any L O. O. F. will help you; you would be safe here. Your Wit MATTIE. BILLY WHARTON, the old warhorse in the furniture line, can be Seen at the corner Eleventh and Franklin sts, at H. Schellhaas’ store, Oakland. MRS, CLAIRE BERTRAND, formerly 31§ Kearny st. Communicate with her at her present address, 61 North Ser. ket st, San Jose, Cal. WILL MR. WOLFF of the Wolff For- | warding .Co. Kindly send his address | to box 3007, Call office? TONEY GILLETT please communicate with Francesco Ferrala, 1600 Shilier £t., Alameda. ADAMS, C. F. CO., formerly 318 Mason: §ity omce 1610 Haight st store, 310 Telegraph ave., Oaklana. MISS MABEL H AYS' present addren is Petaluma, Cal. BUSINESS PERSONALS, T SR LAL!FORI\]A HOUSE - WRBCKING | CO. will continue business at their| Md stand, NW. ¢or. 10th and Mission ., San Francisco; are ngw_ready for all bids of wrecking. K. T. Nor- ton, secretary, cam be found at 2125 O'Farrell E. h st. Branch office, 266 E. corner 5th ave., East Oak- . J. McBRIDE, manager. PILES, FISTULA, Ete., prime factors in constipation, nervous, kidney, blad- der and heart troubles; cured to stay cured; withoit knife, danger or hindrance from business; call and xmcsngato THOS. J. KISNER, M. D,, Mce (formerly Columbian bldg.) 200! Fillmore st. CHARLES STOCKWITZ, known by the best of ?rep!e in 8an Francisco, now doing stunts as a first-class furni- ture salesman. See him at Oakland Furniture Russler, H. Schellhaas, Eleventh and Franklin S. . H. REHNSTROM, tallor and fmport- er; temporarily located at 2415 Fill- more st. until old quarters in Mutual Savings Bank bldg. are ready for oc- cupancy; new stock arrived from London. ipmaster to meet and inclination st with highest references gentiemen with the to _take a year's cruise in the Pacific. Box 6524, Call office, Oakland. CHAS. LYONS, the London Tailor, now located at 1416-1418 Fillmore , nr. Ell branch at 958 Broadway, Suits to order for $18 and up; rs to order, from §5 and up. private ric elevato cold water, te for drumme: clally solicite take Ellis-st electric lights, steam heat, hot and trade espe- | ! per day up; fer HOU Pierce and Scott, 14- modern convenience; sample rooms | | THE Presidio Heights Dye Works did not burn out; now running full force; out of town patrons send in your work. THE MISSES JANSON Art Room— Temporarily located Marin County, Cal LORA WARD, in_ Mill Valley, P. 0. Box 215. hair dresser, for- erly ¥28 O'Farrell, now at 263 De- visadero st. Oak- | shampooing, | MONEY TO LoAN, l n ET ua. ) Hel u 1 o ¥ ol.n on our. E, PIA% b o EHICLE tc .,- Payments. owest atem Pub- uclty, u.n e wrne. 164 O'FA Mfifignm ormuly oy 202% étll fHice: 3 )ncd ough md‘.. roldw.y. SMONEY loaned on furnitire without re- movhl, SoLITactY, (ieaar maboie S 'y Soiaiies dnd other securitles; 51 ap- salaries &) lications. -~ absol utelly dential. mpire Loan and nveitmen Co., room 3, 1705 O'Farrell st., formerly at 612 Parrott bldg. onn oaned salaried elr own nam cnelpest rates, nllel\ w&mu offices in 58 principal citle yourself ey by getting our ‘l{(')e !?Ag# (ormefly 53 Purott bld:., now at 1008 Fillmore st. COLUMBIA Loan Office; formerl 89 4th st., 8. F., now located at 428 nu Main st, Los Angeles, Cal. Persons 100king for jewelty pledges communicate. 1t people and tHhout -eennzy. | GRAND Toan_ Office, formerly ~of 725 Mission st., S. F., now located at 428 South Main st, Lol Angeles. Parties looking for jéwelry pledges communicate. HUTTON Credit Co., formerly Mutual Bank building; now located 1319 De- visadero. Lodns on salaries. Lns WE buy life Insurance policies and ore ‘n cash than thé companies. . HILSMAN & CO. Atlanta, Ga. MODERN LOAN = COMPANY {Wmi. SCHMALZ & SONS)J, at 1138 McAllister st., ready for business. ADVANCEE on diamonds as usual. Baldwin Jewelry Co., permanent office 1521 Sutter st., near Octavia. GOLDEN West ‘Loan Office, !ormerly ockton, 1645 O'Farrel MEDICAL. DR. G. W. O'DONNELL—Ladies; all who ere sick or in trouble, consult this spe- cialist on female complaints; positive- Iy corrected; the unfortunate h,lped the most difficult cases treated; every case taken; immediate relief; no poi- soning drugs: low feés; my methods will cure all cases of irregularity; con- sult me; save time and money; advice free; hours, 9 a. m. to 4, 5:30 to 8:30, 1213 Turk st DR. ELISA KARR, naturopathist; mag- netic healing. 821 Webster st. DR. C. C. O'DONNELL, renowned female specialist, 910 Devisadero st. DR. ROSEN, residence 2995 Folsom st., cor. 26th; ladies, rélief or no fee. MINES AND MINING. ASSAYING 50c; spot cash tor gold, cy. p., Ch ore. etc. 131 Fifth st., near U. 8 Pioneer Asuylrls GO, ¢ LOST AND FOUND. LOST—A passbook with the Hibernia Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco, in the name of ANNA L. RYDBERG; No. 374-473. The finder will please return to bank. Unless the same is returned within five days ngw] book will be issued to the ABpl- can LOST-—A passbook with the Hibernia Savings and Loan Society of Sdn Francisco in the name of LAURETS NORQJO PEDERSEN, No. 257-1078. The finder will please return to bank, Unless the same is returned within five days a new book will be issued | to the applicant. | LOST—From 974 Eddy st., bull terrier ut'ntlnees are re- . ect invite: to ttend the eral tomorrow ('rhu lV). at 8:30 ngk L ? parlors of bxl Lunt. 2666 lsslon street, weel wentyaecqnd and Twen- ty-thir :hamra to St. Peter’s Church, corner of Twenty-fourth and Ala- bama streets, where a solemn re- uum mass will be celebrated for l rl 0se of his soul, commencing &o;.k a. m. Interment Holy BA] R‘!‘A—In th!! city. June 10, 1908, Carl J. beloved htsband of Fran- cisca Barta, a nat! va of Vienna, Aus- trll‘ aged 53 years § months and 27 g ds and zc%uainmnces are re- -peeth{ll{ invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thursday), at 2 the pariors of p. m, ;tg. ed&Co. 5? Fillmore street, the _auspices of Hfl'mann Lodge No. 127, K. and A. M. Crema- tion I. O. O. F. Cemetery. BETZOLD—In this city, June 11, 1906, Carl Betzold, beloved father of A, es and Mollie Betzold of Palo Alto, and brother of Mathias and Jacob Betzold, a native of Germany, aged 64 years 6 months and 26 days. A member of St Peter’s D. R. K. Un- terstutzungs Verein. Friends and acquaintances are re- spectfully. invitg to attend the funeral Friday, June 15, at 8:15 o'clock a. m., from 74 Pond street, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth, anchez and Noe, thence to the chapel of St. Joseph's Home, where a requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commenc- ing at 9 o'clock a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. BURCKES—At rest, in this city, June 11, 1906, May Elizabeth, beloved wife of' §. 8. Burckes, loving mother of the late William Lewis Grant, d vatéd grandmother of Mrs. M. E. Mc- Carthy, Ardell, Willlam §. and George D. (rant, and sister of Louis Teese and the late lirederick Teese, a native of Phlladelphm, aged 18 years and 8 mon Services will be held today (Wed- nesday), June 13, at 10:20 a'clock a. m., at her late resldence. 2709 Mis- sion street, between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth. Interment pri- vate. Please omit flowers. BYRNE—In Cloverdale, Cal, Junhe 11, 1906, Mollie L. Byrne, daughter of Thomas and Klizabeth Byrne. l‘unera.l from train at Petalumaa( 20 a. m. today (Wednesday), June 1a. Interment Tomales. CALDWELL—In this ecity, June 11, 1906, James Andrew, son of the late Mrs. Martha Caldwell, and brother of Mrs. George Leonard, Mrs. Frank W. Marvin and Mrs. Willlam P. Mor- rison, a native of Philadelphia, Pa., aged 46 years. Funeral and interment private. CARLSON—-In this city, June 10, 1908, August, beloved Sofi of Thilda Cari- son, and brother of Elof, John, Axel and Erick Carlsom, a native of Swe- den, aged 27 years 2 months and 17 ays. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Wed- nesday), at 2 p. m., from the chapel of Craig, Cochrane & Co., 1160 Va- lencia street, near Twenty-third, un- der the auspices of the wedish St ciety. Interment Cypress Lawn Cem- etery. COSGROVE—In San Mateo, Cal. June 11, 1906, Joseph Cosgrove, beloved father of ‘A. F. Cosgrove, a native of County Derry, Ireland, aged 75 years and months. Friends and acquaintances are ih- vned to dttend the funeral Wedne day, June 13, from his son's resi- dence. 411 Tilton avenue, San Mateo, at 9:30 o'clock, thence to st. Mat- thew's Chureh, where a requiém high mass will be held at 10 o’clock / rtially furnished. ig above property. kson st. 8 rocms and | will improve to suit tenant: near house, 12_rooms and bath, 2351 . ! fix house jo st., _(working) HOWA elegant 2648, nr. 23rd—Large rished house of § roams A to Z; servant's room, e, yard, basement with pla double stairway, speaking tub 2 fixtures; the Ewellesg houseé 1n the Mission: will lease for vear or more »d_tenant. ARTLh PAYNE & 5D, Inc., Agents, 2543 Mission dence for rent of £ 9 handsomely fur. on premises, 3009 Jack- rBaker, only 2'to 4, except reasonable. rooms. son st., Sunday; App COTTAGES TO LET. I‘l P\I\Hl- D bath; §50. oom cottage; 778 Oak st. ROOMS FOR HOUS EBEPING. house of 9 rooms | corner | CHIM and bath; completely furnished from |J. B. DALLAS, formerly 7th and Fol- laundry with | ened | 4, at dressing, estab. '66. G. Lederer, Webster, for. 123 Stocktn <l‘flbl) SCHAEFER, the painter, for- merly 112 McAllister st, is located | at 263 Duboce ave. | FOLANDE hairdressing parlors ap for business Thursday, June 1020 Ellis st., near Franklin, J¥8 wrecked without remevin, | plaster. Addréess THOMAS BROS. 21 Devisadero st. MILLS & HAGBOM, tailors, cor. Frank- lin and O'Farrell sts. Ready to fill orders June 15. GLOVHES to order; C. Limousin of Dani- cheff, formerly r. 45, Phelan bldg., re- lenicia; coal, wood, hay, grain. "l for the repose of his soul. Interment pup; all while; two mohths old; re-| for, the repose of his : LOST——Fhff insurance gmpeu of E. H. DQ}OG.IgaI’fi?!hu‘:gaficlxe%l ?&é"lu{‘ej“fiu:& [ emm turn. £ Umbsen &| . Day, and beloved father of George | illmore st. E. and Rose L. Day, Mrs. Ed J. Smith and the late Charles T. Day, a ha- | WILL lady who found marriage ring on Fillmorée st. please call 50 | reward. 316 ilorida st. | FOUND—Girl's coat on Market st, nr. | Castro. Owner address Edwin Knowles Co., 716 Broderick. | FOUND—Small dark buckskin horse; blind one eve. Inquire 1404 Church st. again; c hosiery. F. utter st VETERI NARY HOSPITALS. som. permanetly located at 142 Va- lencia; coal, wood, hay, grain, G. CLINCH & CO., formerly 5 Front st. Temporary office 2310 Buchanan st., San Francisco. J. LANGSDORF, Oak st, near Octavia. MR. & Mrs. A Cosgrove, S(’.\lg Pbl‘ll]— ists, Earl Cliff, Gough and Q'Farrell. THAT Man Pitts, 1123 Fillmore st., for- merly branch office, 1008 Markeét st. C. MATRIMONIAL. AN elderly respectable entlemnn wishes to meet a German middle-aged | woman. Address JOHN ELLIOTT, Crockeit, Contra Costa County. YOUNG gentleman of 30 desires ac- quaintanee of regpectable Catholic lady; object matrimony. Box 521, Call.| MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE. PIGEON bargain—42 14 runt-hen and runt-homer crosges’ $6 doz.; the Iot $20; 180 large blue homers, $5 doz.; the lof $70. H. PETERMAN, Byron, !l;ll‘—l’arh;r fioor 4 rooms, nic arnished complete for house- = is znd outbuild- | _ keeping. r res of iand; 15 acres or- | GEARY, 1225 — Bunny h . isnd; EARY, — ousekeeping neys res hav, bal- | s: ais i rrhe g A B“‘ rooms; aiso large single room. - - | ROOMS TO LET. L a County; | o BT SN rms; also | Nicely fufnished ex- . frui ceptionally lgrge, sunny rooms; sin- the| gic or ¢ ite; board optional; con- M. venient to cars and business center. ¥oi E | LYON, 1811—Bunny front nice furnish- 2 5 _Acres:| o4 room or suite, piano. Tel.West 5066. P thicken . neéar San ent. Apply ROOMS AND BOARD. on Square, Geary-st. “Califor- WILLIAM | View, Cal alogue, Adt L BB | more, nr. Cal, THE EARLCLIFFE, 1201 Gough st., cor. O'Farrell; rooms with board; table board. Kate S. Hart, Mrs. E. V. Morey. BRODERICK, 1064—] Mrs. OAKLAND RLAL l~s1A’rF. cholee nofth- in a couple of blocks 100 feet in size; this iudes the cost of remodel- | y butidings, | " with . stores sell a s downtown iness propert @bout 1) per cent; few [4ruad\":.\\ (95) san_ Pablo ave; good | store adjoining lot ought to” doubie in| €1398) 09—Business property; xmpormm{ Wehster st. rents | b §156: th 1and $15,600 ehd thé v e 2 bout $5000. (1813) fusiness lot, 2 blocks from | way, with an excelleat 8-room | siitable for home or renting nt 1o be bulit here; will bring to 18 per cent. (1463) ; mew S-room bungaiow; | Zast Oakland: porceiain its and high basement; ; price $2500. (479) side of a wide, promi t off San Pablo ave. > or & house or for fia d walk complete and in excel: d 263100 feet: this will s property, and this low, but will take Snaps like this are and ask us ahoul lhll. 18ly e. 20x100 with two cot- tive locations $3009. | Third ave.; 000. | _places are in Easg AR on | mproved streets handy to| ..|«1 cars, and are bargains. No A. SPENCER, 915 isth st., keeping rooms with bath; surnny,| IEALESt| clean and reaeonable, | BLLis, 1794—Bunny corner furnished ient | rooms suitabie for offices; parlors. also mil- §24—Furnished rooms, $10 and ; suitable for 2 gentlémen; board if desgired. IRST-CLASS rooms and board for 15 to 20 gentiemen. 2018 Bush st. lunch for business men;| urnished house- | Cal. FOR sale—300 pairs first-class pillows, 200 pairs heavy gray blankets, at furnfture sale of T SCHELLIAAS cor. 11th and Franklin sts., Oakland. CASH Registers ready for immediate delivery; sold on easy ymenth old registers taken in exchange. R. Co., 1227 Golden Gate ave. PRINTING Pllnt for sale—Running day and night; ‘@ sses; good type Sadortients Thty Sidy st, S. F. TAILOR gas stoves and irons at GIT- SHAM'S Hardware Store, 2952 Mis- sion st., near Twenty-sixth. CROCKERY and glassware at GIT- SHAM'S Hardware Store, 2982 Mis- 8ion st., near Twenty-sixth. TWO fresh Vounf Durham and Jersey cows; good, ch_ milkers; gentle; cheap. 1694 San Bruno ave. FOR sale—Large fire-proof safe with burglar box. Address 930 J st., Sac- ramento, Cal. SECOND hand brick for sale, FORTIN & COLE, Hawthorne and Webster sts. s home in nice, pri- or 2 rooms, with or (1 without board) in the city: place where ‘there are no other preferred; no objection 10 children; | must be convenient; staté full par- tllcu.nrs and how many in the fam- ily. Addreal box 6647, Call, Oakland. WANT —Room or board by young men in Protestant private family; reference given. Box 3008, Call office, ROGMS WANTED. or without in Spanish speaking family, by voung American; best of ref&r- ences. Box 307, Call office. NTED—Room __ with board, WANT oarders | SAFES—Stock on han FOR sale—Gas range In perfect order. 1819 Eddy st MACHINE shop tools and suppli; t MAKVV.DELPS Vlnt:‘ nr. :ng‘ s 500 en route. ift Richardsan Bros., 131 int. MISCELLANEO WANTS, MICROBCOPE __ waiited — Physitian's: must be in good condition. ~ Answer. giving description and price, box 417, 1651 Fillmore st. WA'\:I'E.D——E“ams t6 haul brick, FOR- Ttl\ .t COLE, Hawthorne and “'\b- ster stis. g CENTLE young_horse wanted at St. Francis Girls” Directory, Central ave. and Waller &t. WANTED—Four furnished rooms, east of Devisadero st. between Sutter apd Halght sts; state price. Box 3003, Fillmore st. XD BOARD WANTED. wanted for girl (7) and room Box 30618, Call office. HOME for father. WE buy Gold, Silver -and Diamonds; EHVAC( Lichtenstein's, Market opp. sample rooms, at 208 | ) IRA BARKER DALZIEL yets riffary den- tist, 605 G. G. ave.; tel. West 3400, M.\RRIAGE LKCNSES. The “following marriage licenses wn(—le ssued by the County Clerk yes- terda: Dayid Biedermann, 40, 2 Hollis st., |and Minnie McEwen, 21, 110 Presidio | avenue. John _Van Prooyen, 25, Pincle, and | Clara V. Pool, 20, 530 J s st. Lhnr!cn A. Schenk, 21, 1400 Alabama st. and Annié M. Leonard, 18, 138 Ger- | minia ave. Barle B. Terry, 25, Berkeley, and Flora L. Oliver, 35, 2961 Buchanan st. Percy A. Millar, 23, 1742 Sutter s |and Eudara E. Cr.nm 19, 1742 Sutter st. Ernst H. Johnson, 25, 3069 Twenty- sixth st, and Marie Nilsen, 22, 3089 | Twenty-gixth s t. John Marcollo, 51, $37 North Point 8t., and Maria Marzorini, 24, 837 North | Point st | _August Valente, 19, 1616 Lombard st., |ana Louise Casséloni, 18, Oakland. Joseph Lesiie, 43, 805 0 Carrie Blood, 45, 975 Clayton fi Wiliiam C. admsn 57, 2056 cAllis- ter_ st., and L. 'Wheeler, 44, 2377 Bush st. Thomas J. McDermott, 718 Goldsa Gate avenue, and Estelle Lambert, 19, Point Riciimond. OAKLAND, June 12.—The followln marriage ll(‘én:el were issued Dby th County Cletk toda Winfield W. V;ndevbuM[h, 28, !Qn Francisco, and Bolan, 21, Kléksvllle Miss. dward T, Sachan, 728, Livermore, and Estella R. Clark, Livermore. William E. Motrison, s Oakland, and Eunice Chisholm, 18, Oaklan Charles M. ueyers 34, Oakland, and Elia K:mn. Oakland. ?a‘r Wickmann‘ 23, Oakland, an; 1nnle Stout, 20, Onkiand. William E. Gular(, 24, Point Rich- mond, and Lina . Rose, 22, Oakland. Winfield J. Smitt, 24, San_Francisco, and Rose Cranna, 23, dan Francisco. Edward J. Brown. 34, Al&madn, and Caroline M. Kline; 20, Oaklan, John Flynn 3. Oakland, and Ber- nice Brown, 18, Oalklan BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. fie and death notices must be hal nl“ be ifiserted. They publication o?flt.es and be at either of the indorsed Wwith the name and residence of per- sohs authorized to have the same pub- lghed. Notlce§ restricted simply to the announcement of the event are pub- lished oncé in this column free of Birth, marria, sent by imul Wi ciiarg e e e e e BORN. MITCHELL—In this _city, April 19, 1906, to the wife of John F. (nee Racigalupl), a uzhts MARRIED. CUHTIS—WALSH—!I\ this city, Juné 10, 1996, 'fi the Rev. Father Casey, Thomas urtis _and Mary Halsh oth ot s:m Francisco. MV Y—S’x‘omflfln-—xn Alameda, Srtan “Tonn 1o McVey vt Onkiand sh, o aklan and-Gertie 1. Stoadard of San Fran: tehell Pt hehrd SR EE MDY S e CASH PAID for Diamonds, old gold a silvet. 1601 lgon st.; and wnti-h‘rabnll:e ing, 1312 Buchandh st. WANTED—A twohorse b-hery wagon. Call or address 124 Henry s ciaco. sAéNsor—meY—mm Bast Bm’ke} § und mlm 8 Ju 3, 1908, the o n:‘v nik B‘mst tive of New Jersey, aged 79 vears 7 monlhs and 20 days. (Watsonville, Cal, ers please ¢opy.) Fribnds and acquaintances are re- speetfully invited to attend the funeral today (Wednesday), at 2 o'clock p. m., from the parlors of Halsted & Co., 924 Fillmore street. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, by carriage. EENY—In San Jose, Cal, June 12, 1908, Michael J., beloved husband of Hannah Feeny, loving father of Nonie, Bridget, John, Margie and Kate Feeny and Mrs. P. A. Giovani, and brother of Mrs. Juhn Fuley Mrs. Richard Little and Miss Sadie Feeny, a native of County Galway, Ireland, 48 years. A member of Unity Affiance Moo 14, ‘mna Brothernood of Teamsters’ Union. Notice of funeral hereafter. Re- ains at the parlors of McFadden, cBrearty & Green, 1070 Haight street, near Baker. GAR iHWAITE—In Oakland, Cal, Juhe 1] 15068, Harry, beloved husband_of norlotte T. Garthwaite, and hther W. W, and Edwin o H. H. Garthwaite and Mrs, Mnb-\ G. Cock- roft, a native of Englmd aged 50 years 7 months and Frignds and ac ualmances are re- spectfully invite to attend the t\tl,nerul services this (Wsdneidnv) afternoon, June 13, at 2:30 o'clock, at his late home, 391 Fairmount ave- nue, near Pearl street, Oakland. In- terment private. GEBHARDT (or Schmitz)—In this city, June 11, 1906, Frances Gebhardt (or Sehmitz), a native of Germany, aged 88 vears. GREEN—In San Rafael, Cal, June 10, 1908, George W., heloved husband of Jessie Green, son fl the late George W. and Isabella Henderson Green, fathe = of Gaorfa J*~and Mabel Green an rs. Sophia Barnes, and brother SERVEAU BROS. 2110 FILLMORE ST. Phone Weat 590. FLORISTS Speclalty of Funeral Designs. Promp? attentlon dt‘o mail and phone orders. CHARLES H, J. TRUMAN, The Leading FUNERAL DIRECTOR 6 San Franclsco, hds ertcted a large and substantial building and is thé first neral Direc- or to reopén at the former location, i 909 MISSION TR){'E’P, between 15th Tel Residencf. (13 elephone,- Special 109. T253% Mission street, be- ween 19th and 20th. W UNGERTAKERS' ASSOCIATION, ~ Funeral Directors 2608 Howard St. Nr. 22d <PALMS.. tural Preserved Palts. The Palms h::‘iml 3 50c, 75¢, $1.00 each. M ANN The Florist 2041 Pine St. == Phone West 5629 FREE Bwu,s AT CYPRESS CEMETERY Till further iwol. Tefipfihry offices at RUPFTURE CURED, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. “Pierce Bleciric Co., trusses, belts, ete., fow located W. cor. Céntral ave. and | Chestnut st.. Alameda. Call or write. DIVIDEND NOTICES. PIANOS tuned, répaired, polished, stored and sold on easy terms; lots of bar- nlm‘lun allowance for burned pian 1131 u‘?u‘or eash paid. Dfiux encla st., near 22d: eveningl : ERICAN Can Companv—A quarterly | divident of one and vne-quarter (1%) | per cent has this day been declared | upon the preforred stock of this com- | pany,- fuyable on Juiy 2, 1808, 1o | stockholders of record at the close of | basiness June 16, 1006, The transfer books will_be ciosed as to tae sn- il - DR PRGN kol L SCPO'_IA‘;X;;ICDI?::I. '5'60 !!oly;l ’It —8til e new a% lltofi un‘ed puno: at’ cuu" HORNU'WG‘G gllnvl‘ 1762 Bady; chéap- est fine stock planos; chespest place to rent. STATHAM & ianos, 24 Hill 1o MoAiniste l’m npm i rom ferred stock from June 17 1o July 2, | 1906, both inclusive. Wil mail checks. R. Ii. ISMON, Secretaty, Dated New York, June o, 1906 Jfisscmu Ac§ Tor. 16 MoAllister, 'fu ir: '-L, nfln‘. % L!ld'l“, J. A Carison, 3 Cosgrov , 44 eresa, M. J.68 X Jsrlbeji 5 3:3&'1‘&-, i n T e by -em“;'m a! t:c‘é‘:-'ifi Me e l\é\shhua, T O'Connoér, s'*ielh TY Gebuardt,Frances, rc-n fi errick, Lucy. B%dl!!——l ll 1100 GDUG’C sT. of Mrs. Wiliam Miller of San Ra- fael and Ida_Green, l,m!v of New dork. aged 55 years 7 months and 8 5. %r!endl and acquaintances are re- speetfully invite to -t he funeral rvices to: day) at 9 o'clock a. m at SL P‘nul- Church, corner of ‘hunty-nln(h cn Church streets, avhere a &lem mass_ will be ct‘l- nt-d for L oercpou of his soul. Interment pri- . % RICK—In Oakland, Cal. June 11, 1!00 Luey_Piennes Herriek. beloved wife of William errlck. ule. other of Mrs. Coll ou, Stanford, Mrs. M. L. Requa and Lucy and )flrnret Herrick, aged 77 years. Funeral private. HOBSON—In this city, June 11, 1906, Homer, dearly beloved and only child of George and Rose Hobson, a native of San Francisco, aged § months and 20 days. ISAKSON—In this city, June 7, 1906, August Iszkson, a native of Finland, aged 43 years 5 months nnd 24 days. A membef of “Society Star of Fin- and Brickhandle: Un| icers and members of “Socle'y Sta¥ of Finland” are hereby request- ed to attend the funeral of our de- arted brother today (Wednesday), une 13, at 2:30 p. m., from the &arlors of H. ¥. Suhr & Co., 2919 ission street. between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth. Fines for non-at- tendance. " Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, by _train from Twenty- fifth and Valencia streets. LARSEN—In Blden. Cal,; June 8§ 1906, Louis Larsen. nkmber of Golden | City Lodge No. 63 Remains at the funeral rlors of Bunker & Lunt, 2668 Mission street, berWeen Twenty-second and Twen- ty-third (Mission Masonic Temple). LUEDKE—In. Oakland, Cal., June 11, 1906, William Luedke, dearly beloved ‘husband of Josephine Luedke, and father of Emma, Annie and Marie McKutchinsen, a aged 62 years 1 McCABE—In this cuy, June 11, 1906, Ellen McCabe, a native of lrelnnd aged 77 years. McFARLIN—In Oakland, Cal, June 12, 1906, Horatio, beloved husband of | Susml {HcFaan, and father of | Mrs. Joh C. Suhr. Herbert S. and| Dr. Rufus F. McFarlin, a native of Massachusetts, aged 76 years and 10 days. McGUIRE—In this city, June 11, 1906, Mary, beléved wife of Philip Me- Guire, dnd loving mecfher of John J., Philip Jr, Thomas F. and the late Catherine F. and James Mc- Guire, a native of County Cavan, Ire- land, aged 65 years (New York pa- pers’ please copy.) { Friends and acquaintances are re- npevuull{ inviteu to attend the fumeral today (Wednesday), at 8:30 a. m. from her late residence, | 2830 Harrison street, between Twen- ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth, thence to | St. Peter's Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, ut 9 4. m. Inter-| ment Hely Cross Cemeétery. | MELLS—At rest, June 11, 1906, Joseph | gells dearly _ beloved husband of | ary Pearce Mells, a native of Eng- land, aged 44 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral servicés tomorrow (Thur: day), at 11 a. m, at his late resi-| dence, 1673 Oak_street. Intérment | Cypress Lawn, by electric funeral | car. | NICHLAUS—In this city, June 11, 1506, of typhoid pneumonia, Theresa, dear- ly beloved daughter of Barbara and the late Frank J. Nichlaus, and si ter of Annie and Francis Nichlaus, | a native of San Francisco, aged 2 years 3 months and 21 days. (New York papers please copy.) Friends and acquaintances are re- speetfully invited to attend _the funeral tomorrow (Thursday), June | 14, at 8:30 a. m. he parlors of H. F. Suhr & C ission street, between Twent sixth, Church, where a requiem high mass | will be celebrated for the repose of | her soul, commencing dat 9 a. m. In- terment Holy Cross Cemetery. O'CONNOR—In this city, June 10, 1906, Miehael J. O'Connor, a native of Eng- land, aged 66 years. PRIEST—In this city, June 12, 19085, rancis J., beloved son of Franecis J. and Catherine Priest, and brother of Irene and Allen Priest, a native gf San Francisco, 1 year and months. aged SHEHR—In New Orleans, May 15 1906, Daniel J. Shehr. A month' mind mass will be held at St. Jo- seph’s Hospnnl Park Hill, Friday, June 15, at 8 a. m. Friends are in- vited to attend. SLOAN—In this city. Junme 11. 1906, Johtt Sloan, beloved husband of Sarah Frances Sloan, and father of | J. R. Sloan, C. B. Slean and Mrs. P, M. Thomas, a native of St. John, New Brunswick, aged 71 years. Friends and acquaintances are re- spectfully invite to attend the funeral services today (Wednesday), June 13, at 2 p. m, at Eiks 1 Oakland. Intéerment private. STEVENS—In_ this city, June 12, 1906, George H. Stevens, déarly beloved h sband of Mary P. Stevens. a native | Maine, aged 73 vears 1 month and 19 days. A member of Lincoln Post No.1,G. A. R,and the Military Order of the Loval Legion of the United States, No. 101 lntonment (East- ern papers please copy.) Friends and acquaintances are re- specifully Invite to attem! lho funeral Friday, at 2 p. rioes of Porter & Whlte. lill Eolden Gate avenue, c%gner of Scutl Re::erel. ln:ermant Oad GOLDEN GATE UNDERTAKING CO. Having escaped the fire, we still con- tinue the business at the old stand, 2475~ 2483 Mission st., near 21st. Tel. Park 765. Use our chapel free. PORTER & WHITE Funeral Directors and Embalmers 1531 GOLDEN GATE AVE. (Formerly 445 Golden Gate ave.) Privite residencs necnmmadui«m with- out extra charge. ined lady attend- 4nts. Porsonal serviees under all condi- tio; Phone West Ti0. Park Floral Company 1437 HAIGHT ST. Phone Park 336. All floral designs, cut flowers, etc. Country orders solicited. Prompt da~’ lvery. PELICANO, ROSS! & CO., (Successors to Frank Pelicano & Co.) Former _‘y 225 xnmy !(.) 1944 POST § Phone West 5220. FLORAL DISIGNS AND CUT FLOWERS A Specialty. Prompt Attention to Mail and Phone Orders. Fnfl# ky 29 v“‘fiu- ave., Now a Mnt Parlors, 1618 GEARY. he gn ter and Bu- chanan. Phenes—West 3379, Park $87. 0., IACCHERI, MISTRON ve opened par! L 9 Br 'a. » near Tw.ntrugli' o S50 | I THEODOR DIERKS & €O.. 900 Devisadsro St., cor. McAllister, at VALBN‘!‘R, Mh!l & cn. 8424 WOODLAWN CEMETERY San Mateo Co. (Masonle Cemetery Association) ouu. 1154 Uhmu St. w.«sumc-mn. June i2.—~The con- ference report on the statehood bill was today withdrawn from ;::l again pre- sented fo the te, new wnuinmn’m\m%m s l‘m upon ¥ IIQ usm provision of' the nunl!mo flu it A the cunm It‘o i o pe m ue' r Teport was not 4 | twenty-four hours. SPAING FLOODS MILL THOUSANDS Villages Swept Away in Valley of Siang in China. Mail Advices Tell of the Awful Destruction of Life. VICTORIA, June 12.—Mail advices from Hankow, China, show that the great floods of this spring in Hunan caused an appallipg loss of life, amounting to tens of thousands. The rivers were highér than in any previous, year and swept over the dykes, sub- merged houses and covered an immense area; in fact, the whole valiey of the Stang was flooded, the floods pouring over the dykes in torrents. Siangtan, a prosperous city, was flooded with water to the second stories of the river- | side buildings. This place is the ter- minus of river steamers, thirty miles from Chansha. All business is at a standstill. At Chansha the river was thick with wreckage \and villagers on floating roofs. The foreign missionaries in Siangtan were heavy losers, though all escaped in boats. The loss of life is placed at tens of thousands. A famine will follow, for the floods brought disaster to an immense area of the best rite-growing districts in Hunan. s o 2 RO, o MAGNIFIGENT HOTEL 15 COMPLETED IN TOWN OF GEMENT SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL. SUISUN, June 12.—The Pacific Port- land Cement Company has just com- pleted a $50,000 hotel at Cement. five | milés northeast of Suisun, which is un- surpassed in convenience and servies in Northern Califernia. The hotel iIs a four-stery structure covering a ground space of 100x120 feet. It com- tains 100 sleeping rooms, a large re- ception hall, billiard-room and parlors lon each floor. All the rooms have telepliones and steam heaters. The hotel is already almost fully occupled. The company began operations four years ago. The works were started in July, 1902, with a daily output of 600 barrels of cement. From time to time the capacity of the mills has been in- | creased until at the present time 23500 barrels of cemeat are made aevery A new mill new under way, which will be compieted in about three months, will bring the out- | put up to 3500 barrels a day. DEPUTY KILLS HI5 ASSHILINT A5 HE BREATHES RIS LAST SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL. TRINIDAD, Celo., June 12.—Infuriat- ed because he and the woman with him were ordered out of a saloon, Will Har- ris, a negro, vy erday killed D. S. Lad- dener, a negro Ueputy Shertff. With a dying effort Laddener drew his revolver and emptied four chambers inte Har- ris’ body, killing him. THe tragedy oc- eutrred at Pryor, a coal camp near Wat- sonburg. Harris, with the woman, entered a sdaloon late Sunday night. Laddener happened to be in the place at the time and turned them out, as women are not allowed In liquor houses. Vewing vergeance, the man and woman left. Harris went to his home immeédiately and got a weapon. Ie prowled around | for several hours looking for the dep- uty, consuming numerous drinks on the way. Just as day was breiking he saw his enemy coming down the street. He hid until Laddener was close up to him, then, leaping out in the middle of the road with his gun drawn, shot him twice. wounding him fatally. His vie- tim had. just strength enouch left to kill his murderer and died fifteen min- utes later. The two corpses were brought te Watsomburg vesterday af- ternoon. UNION BF FARMERS HAS “DOLLAR WHEAT" 15 115 WATCHWORD SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL. CHICAGO. June 13 —Abeut ffty farmers from States in the Middle West gathered at the Great Northern Hotel today to attend the openingsession of the American Sociéty of Equity, which convened officially this afterncon. The society which has as its main purpese the corntro! of prices for farm products, was organized permanently. “Dollar wheat” is the watehword, but wheat is not the only thing for which the farmers interested expect to dictate priees, instead of having them dictated to them by corporations whose interests are céntered in thé large cities. Eg peaches, chickens, apples and everyt! ln‘ that the farmer has to sell come under the head of products for which higher prices will be de- manded. The farmers up-c! to arrange plans to build their own elevators and cold, storage plants, eliminate the middle- mhin and sell direct to the wholesale dealer in the city. % okt b T A noasm"s PHROVE PUZZLE m m.-’? AGENTS Do Not Kaow m te Classify Them NEW ORLEANS, June 12—A ufusyal question ln ela m Skins as freight was today treight agents of several rumu- h this te by theélr rural agents. The question is whether a frogskin shall be classed with wild animals’ hides. sKing, fish, or in a class by itself, which double rates shall be cl"“ :)es!nr- nave had the skins s ar each of these headings, but so hm has become the industry of sending them Bast for manufacture into cov- ers (or ladles’ pocket-books that mere uniformity is demanded. The lightness of this commodity has con- :’niuo'l to the confusion in classifiea- on. —_— MMIM“ BROCKTON, Mass. June 12— Goldle, 2 tailor, was here on i tele gram from wanted hvmmr the m lieving - that he is the g whose body was on g0