The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 23, 1906, Page 11

* EB& SATU. B THE SAN FRANUISCU CALL, JUNE 23, 1906. BFRI\ELE\' REAL ESTA'I‘E “PERSONALS. LOST AND FOUND. THE BEST BARGATA ELEY. Toomed. doRbie. tens: o8 Pew twelve.r ment is offered for $5000 that should | rent for $50 per smonth and pay j MONEY TO LOAN—Continued. | GRAY GRAND Loan Omfice, formerly - of 729 .Mission st.. S. F. .. now located at 438 South Main st, Los Ahgeles. Parties ! locking for jew: elry pledges communicate. ¥ x137:6; REA & CO., corner Waller corner resi- rge store be- hay loft; Haighs poultry; and tank e. Call at Call rest 8 ck bldg. ored W OAKLAND REAL P~'r\'rl-: "AN sell a choice n thin a couple of blocks | 100 feet in size: this e c $ 0- y buildings, $450 atter this ntal the Invest- (1468) y at the price exception whatever; is that the owner s to protect and must (1213) within Seventh soon be business propert 20) —Business lot, 106x60 1n‘orner). stores and one Route station, Twenty-sec- ond and San Pablo. (501) 5-room bungalow; t of East Ozkland c ligh h- and h gh basement 479 that | street, done; ; the best resi- (‘ nece lot in Oakland for the money; ed busin o s_property ). W. AUST: Exclu Broad FOR_BALE. $42,000—137 feet frontage on 1Sth feet off San Pablo, 4-mMOSt ex site for a modern hotel, Oa great meed! This property is IN, ve 1002 paying over § per cent on the price asked as now improved. HOMA. RT, Unfon Savings Bank Building, Oak- land, Cal 5 minutes to San Fran- rent; be your own ild you a pretty bun- | yment, balance same | L r particulars. Box 571, Call on'hw- Oakland. CHOICE lots; 45th st, nr. Grove, be- side factory district and pew Key Route. Owner, box 6572, Call ofl:ct‘. Oakland. sale—Nice 5-room cottage: high 1077 §6th : 50-ft. frontage. Cal FRUITVALE REAL ESTAT Jot 300x11% on Grant ave., Fitchbur, jmproved with a house of § rooms and bath; windmill; 2-story barn; all new; fine vegetable and berries; near Lockwood echool. Call or owner, A. NELSON, Grant ave., Fitch- burg, Blmhurst P. O. or 1112 Web- ster st., Oakland, Cal. s e . ALAIEDA REAL ESTATE. A FOR sale “at_a bargain—6 rooms and | bath fLrnlr‘wd house, and bars; cor- ner lot, 50x100; apply on the prem- jses. 1721 Sherman st, Bay station. MODERN cottage. zlmost new, for sale | &t sacrifice; price 473 Haight | ave. near Fifth-st. m i1 st of remodel- | porcelain | is & fine site for fats and might be | n O—Fo' sale or exchange for ranch, | write | rooms; near | rents MIRA MO\TE one | A per cent per | 41 | | | | { { } | | | Alameda. | SAFES—Stock_on hfind BBO en route. 131 nr. Min Inguire 1377 Haight TY REAL FGT-\TF “in beautiful Ross Val- ley, at Kentfleld etatlon, country ome of late Hall McAllister; streets | Eraded, sewered and water mains laid: grand scenery, {rees, Ehrubbery, lots 50x150 and larger; $100 cash, balance Iy: take Sausalito ferry and third- rail electric to Kentfield. LYON & H'JAL:,‘ 1823 Filimore st. S W BANKS, resident agent on property, Mmeets all trains from city daily. $600—LOT 50x209; unfinished and hab- itably furnished three-room house; 16 minutes from station. Largest Mne of 1ots to choose from of any agent in Marin Co.; pay the interest monthly on the ue of a lot, put up your cottage and get an option to buy in two vears at fixed $10 month- . LEWIS, Kentfield, Marin Co. vear, completed: being rush to_our ofice LYON & X0 ingame | , 1928 Lm- 2 is 2 boon to villas, 16 h aml bed, set ; easy paym Santa INE & , near | “White Garage | orner Van Ness and k ! ice ‘sites to homa ¢ 1 m installments. chas ers are requested 2 ate at | once with ¢ y e address. ———— e e L ESTATE —'“'ul\ land : no Call nts to lease lot about re for temporary roomir be reasopable. Ad- WANTED. sma price. Address ear Laguna—I board, and riter, roller top desk, saddle, surrey, fur- all’ cheap, account re ) State. Call 1715 Pacific 1l before 9 a. m. X s and bililard e deliyery. nswick-Balke.Collender. Co., Twentleth and Harrison sts. » ‘Special 105. sale—_$205 National cash register | (new) also some shelving (new) at @ price. Address box 656%, Call . Oakland. R an'v—l’me cash reglsl@r Toledo Jle Cof'ee mill, oli tank, etc. Apply A. CURTIN, 1769 Geary st, nr. F:nmnre econd-hand 6-1LP. Orlental in perfect order, for one- \l.nua California Glove A “Pacific ash Reglster ,{‘rj‘f' stock Co. wi ALLWOOD CASH Hall square. COLUMBIA large horn a.;u{ Twenty- frs! neib orchard uf nuu‘ "Chicago st. sale—4-H.P. Hicks ga ! first-ciass cosdition. Apply 1710 it‘\- enth st., Oakland. GASOLI launch for sale cheap; 2 as good as new. Box I office. F()F‘. sale—Household efl'x!! {lnml ire, reasonable. Apply 226 North ard st.; § to 12. SALOONS, olgar stands and grocery stores fitted up; plans and estimates furnished at factory. 3080 17th st. ASH registers—We save you money. ter Co., 33 Fifth st. opp. Mint. ARK for sale—At North Beach, Ta\'lor and Jones. L. J. SALOON outfit for sale X cash, register. Box 2547, Call office. A CABIN launch, 32x7, 16-H.P. Union engine. B. P. OLIVER, 1904 Filimore. SAFES Hermunn Safe Co., 126 Folsom st, agents Macneale & Uzban safes. het. BROTTON. hea zl=o Richardson Bro: MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, { WANTED—Two pool tables; one card machine, second-hand; must be in g00d condition; state price. R. L., 268 Richiand ave. | WANTED—Nickel in the slot machine rlc" second hand; hlgl.o!! 17003% Eddy st hone WE buy Gold, Silver and Dl.xmonds. rivacy. Lichtenstein’s, Market opp. owell. CASH PAID for Diamonds, old gold &nd er, 1601 Post st.; and watch-repair- £ 1 Buchanan e MONEY TO LOAN, LET US | Help you along by moking a lo yur FURNITURE, PIANOS, HOR| VEHICLE, Etc. Quick . Time. Payments. Lowest Rates. No Hefty, (‘all or write. EHOLI 1643 O'FARR Formerly of 202-3 Callaghan Bld, Oakland Office: 8 hucdonou‘h Bidg., 1166 Broadway. | MONEY loaned on furniture without re- moval, contracts, insurance policies, estates in probate, second morl eu. salaries and other securities lications absolutely confdential. mpire Loan and Investment Co., room 3, 1105 O'Farrell st, formerly at 612 Parrott blds. MONEY logped salaried people and others upon thelr own names without security; hnfit ntel. eulm payments; offi u, Save yourself money by .vt ‘b terms first. TOL- MAN, formerl, Parrott bldg., now at 1008 meore st MONEY TO LO. MONEY FOR STOCKS Will buy all kinds; tell what you have; ihe best prices for u!tg ac- tion. Address box 509, Cll ce. n on E or Easy Pub- |MOBRELL, C. H—Cash loaned to sala- ried men on note without indorser. 718. Monadnock bldg., formerly 609 Hearst bldg.; take elevator. LUMBIA Office, formerly -of 69 4th st., S. now located at 428 lou!b Main 9 eles, Cal. Persons lucing Lo comm unlcate. finest water, oak | roses in abundance; | 9 and up- | bies for | shoemaker’s patcher machine,{ Gount | open with ! e quantities, | C. American Second Hand Cash Regis- Address | twelve per cent/Income from the | LT B e wetia iy Bk ilelst| FUTOY CAE O toomen R e _ol pcn\-“bfl property will GROW in vaiue. Make | vigadero. Loans on salarics. SEms with the owner and builder, | MODERN LOAN COMPANY {Wm. e v MENEFEE, 3011 Shattuck | SCHMALZ & SONS), at 1138 McAlliser - e .. Berkeley. st., ready for business. rooms an ath: | NE. CORNER Woolsey = AN fine garden ocolsey and King sts.| ADVANCES on diamonds as ueual C;flf rden and 80x120; also 3 lots 40x%0; price $2400. Baldwin Jewelry Co.. permanent office | 1521 Sutter st, near Octavia. GOLDEN West Loan Office, formerly | 83 Stockton, 1645 O'Farrell. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. PIANOS tuned.reyfllred Dolished, stnred and sold on easy terms; lota of ‘bar- gainsifull nuowmwararburned tanos or plates or cash pald. NS, 1132 Valencia -st., - near "ld -open | evenings. BYRON MAUZY. . Planos—Office and warerooms, 1165 O'Farrell st., bet. | _ Franklin and Gough. SCOTT-C('RTAZ 560 Ha)‘os st.—Still ren:mz‘{- iancs. $2, $2.50 & $3 month; new and little used pianos at cost. IF STEPHEN B. TIGHE, formerly of Char[aion, 8. C, will communicate aunt, MRS. . JOHANNA O'NEILL, 517 King st, of that place, he will learn something of impor- tance to himself. FRED RANKIN Come home or fsle. graph where you a'ro nnd {l the g.f till I come; any I vou; you would bo nh wife, IDS{!‘—A pass book with the Hibernia LOST—Wednesday evening, a gentle- and Loan Socfety of San| sco, in the name of MAR- | { { Franc] GARET BULGER. No. 174884, The finder will please return to bank. Unless the same is returned within| five days, a new book will be issued to the applieant. ., set with two iamond, either man's heavy gold rin; stones, sapphire Anfl land. M. J. McBRIDE, manager. 1862 Golden Gate ave. Reward. D. H. BALDWIN & CO., prices, easy terms. 2512 Sacramento. CHICKERING & Mackay's s ano; antigue. 1109 Golden ate ave. | $100—UPRIGHT Mathushek g:lano: a | _ bargain. HORNUNG, 1762 Eddy st. pianos, 24 Hill, form. expert repairs. uare pi- 7 110 McAllister; 330 Devisadero st., nr. Page. SICAL INSTRUCTIO! Sig. l‘. A‘ed'\’w, vocal teacher & studio. 70t Fulton st., cor, Buchanan. MU M DlC \L. hLL—Lsdle! all who are sick ‘or _in trouble, consult ihls spe- clalist on female complaints; Dositive- Iy corrected: the unfortunate helped; the most difficult cases treated; every case taken; Eoping drugs; DR. low fees; my methods | will cure all cages of irregularity; con- sult save time and money; adviee free; pours, § a. m. to 4, 5:30 to 8:30. 12124Turk st DR. C. C. O'DONNELL. renowned female specialist, 910 Deyisadero st. residence 2995 Folsom st., ladies, relief or no fee. DR cor. 50c; spot cash rich ore, ete. 131 Fifth st, near U Mint. Pioneer Assaying Co. DIV lDE\n NOTICES. notice. — Ban Francisco s Union, NW. cor. California Montgomery For the haif- year ending 30th of J idend has per annum of three and two-thirds $2-3) per cent on term deposits and- nd ope-third (31-3) per ceat| on inary deposits, free of taxes, ;;m)l';figéo on and after MONDAY, July Depositors are entitled to draw | thelr dividends at any time during he succeeding half-year. Bividends not arawn gl be added to the de- 0sjt Aceo become a part thereo: ividends from July 1st. 1906, a div- NOTICE-—The Cnmmenml Building and Loan Association, cor- | ner of Market and Church streets, San | Francisco, Cal., six months ending June dividend 5 per cent per annum On 20, 1906, a 5 ianos, factory.. "HMITZ & CO., for, 16 McAllister, | | | mmediate _reltef; no poi- | DAVIS' | Feen declared at the rates | C. G. CLINCH & CO.. formerl | has declared for the | ordinary deposits, § per cent on term | deposits and 6 per payment investments; Interest on de- | posits payable on and after July 1; nterest on ordinary deposits not | called for wili be added to the prin- cipal ‘and thereafter bear interest at the same e WASHINGTON DODGE, President. WILLIAM COILB!\ Secretary. CENTRAL Trust Co. of Cal, 42 Mont- gomery st., cor. Sutter—For the half- year ending June 30, 1906, a dividend has been dectared on.deposits in the | savings department of this bank, as follows: On term depoists at the rate of 38-10 per cent per annum and on ordinary deposits at the rate of 3 per cent per annum, payable on an after Monday, July 2, not called for mre added to and bear the sanie rate of lmnreu as the prin- | eipal from Jul) HEN. { 2} JSE, Cashier. DIVIDEND — Scandinavian- | American Savings Bank, Chronicle bullding. or the six months ending’f 1508, dividends have been deposits at the rate of 3 6-10 per cent per_annum, and on ordinary deposits at the rate of 3% per cent per an- num. free of taxés, and payable on and after Monday Jul? L 1. COWGIL 1as Fres. BA of italy, 632 Monigomery &t Montgomery Block)—For the half- year ending June 30, 1906, a dividend has been declared on all savings de- | posits free of taxes, at the rate of | three and six-tenths (2 6-10) per cent|. per annum, payble on and after Mon- day, Jul 2, 1906. Dividends not | called for are added to and bear same rate.of interest z: tne rincipal from x| July 1, 1806. SCATENA, Pres. | GEO. G. CA(;LIERI Cashier. | DIVIDEND notice.—Mutual Savings | Bank of San Francisco, 710 Market st. —For the half-year ending June 80, ‘} 1906, a dlvidend has been declared at | the rate of three’'and one quarter | (3%) pér cent per annum on all de- | posits, free of iaxes, payable on and after MONDAY, July 2, 1906. Divi- dends not called for are added to and bear the same rate ur lnterut as the principal from Ju]y 191 GEORGE STORY “Cashfer. | DIVIDEND m(lca—Germnu Savings and Loan Society, 526 California st.— For the half-year ending June 30, 1206, a dividend has been declared nf the rate .of three and six-tenths (36-10) per cent per annum on all deposits, free of taxes, payable on s, and.after MONDAY, July 2, 1806. Div- idends not called for are added to and bear the same rate of interest as the principal from July 1, 1906. GEORGE TOURNY, Secretary. \‘ DIVIDEND notice—Mechanics Savings | Bank, 143 °Montgomery st. corner Bush.—For the half-year ending June 30, 1906, & dividend has been declared on all savings deposits, free of taxes, at the rat¢ of three and one-half (3%) per cént per annum, payable on | and after MONDAY, July 2, 1906. Div- | 1idends not called tor are added to and bear the same rate of interest as principal. Interest paid from date of deposit. JNO. U. CALKINS, Cashier. DI\ IDEND notice.—California Safe De- posit and Trust Co., cor. California and Montgomery sts.—For the six | months ending June 30, 1906, divi- dends have been declared on the de- posits in the savings department of this company, as follows: On term deposits at the rate of 3 6-10 per cent per annum, and on ordinary deposits | DXVIDBZ\D NOTEC —THE ITALIAN- AME! ANK has declared the ulull seml umu-l dlvldend at the rate of 3.60 per cent per annum, free from all taxes on :ll n.vlnx- déposits, Puyabln on and after July 2, %& at ts tem ornrr office, uamhnntu‘ Bx- change bufld Interest not with- drawn will be glided to the princ A. SB. RO, President A E. SBARBORO, Cashie FRENCH Bavings gomery_and ket clsco.—Dlvldend natlce.-vFor the q‘l( Year ending aivia fipon all de oi\‘u at Lhe raie of 1h and one-. r cent, free of taxes, wfll be puyubfe on and after July 1, c. CARPY,. Presiden v OCQUERAZ, Viea _President. END Nuce-—sagurlty Savh;%: 316 Mon! it voas et "}“une "36, 1008, aiyis dend: t t! fltnlh're:n::d oht-eh‘lfm G !:) ‘Db: -] AT e N s ; pa. B W R et D XDEND Nofico—llnrm_- n} bha Bix mcntE. ding June ! ndiv‘ldeml at the‘:lau ?n D! per - will be ayable on. nnd A J i€ 1906, p’x.a.coox.&n'i?r.; 9506. Dividends | declared on the deposlts in the sav- | ings department as follows: On term | at the rate of 3% per cent per annum, free of taxes, and glyahs on_and | after MONDAY, July 1906. J. DAL~ ZELL BROWN, Manager. Sent on monthly | s [ l | | | | PILES, FISTULA, Etc., prime factors in constipation, nervous, Kkidney, hl’ad- der and heart troubles; cured to stay cured; without knife, fll.n er or hindrance from buflne a; lnvell\za.te THOS. J, offi (‘tormerly Columblun bld‘) 2091 Fillmore st. fi. LOST—On Sa. and fork, gold" llrmd. d | LOST—Masonic stick pln. reward. 3103 St cramento s a salad n Return m'":’ox Spruce st. Reward. Lombard PLUMBERS. C. H. REHNSTROV, tallor a er; temporarily located at llli fll. more st. until old quarters in Mutual Savings Bank blds. are ready for oc- E, GRUNDY, plumber, formerly of 1780 Howard st., located at 3549 Seventeenth st., near Guerrero. F. J. ‘Klimm, plumber, 1556 Union, nrela- 1 guna; jobbing promptly attended to. cupancy; new stock .arrived from London. ~ HAIR coloring, hair dressing, sha: pooing, 50c; hair dried with elactre dryer; wigs, pompadours. G. LED ERER, 2271 California st, near ‘Webster; established 1866. CHAS. LYONS, the London Tailor, now McDOWELL Dressmaking ‘and Millinery l DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY. School, temporarily at 1018 Washington st., Olklan?i. C-ly located at 1432 Fillmore st., nr. Ellis; braneh at $58 Broadway, Oakland. JEWELERS. Suits to order for $18 and up; trous- ers to order, from $5 and up. shampooing, vibratory treat- ments, hair goods, manicuring. 19443 KEYSTONE Jewelry Co., 1607 Laguna— 0id gold and diamonds bought.”Formerly 343 Kearny st. Post &t. MARTY'S Creamery, _formerly 339 Sixth st, located at 3189 Mission st. Milk to be delivered. IRA BARKER DALZIEL,veterinary den- VETERINARY HOSPITALS. tist, 605 G. G. ave.; tel. West 2400. M_ TRAUNER, ladles’ tailo; 706 Sutter st, now 2332 Po: Devisadero; open for busines: MISS LORA WARD, halr dresser, for- merly 128 O'Farrell, now at 263 De- visadero st. MILLS & HAGBOM. tailors, cor. ¥'rank- lin and O'Farrell sts. Ready to fill orders Jane 15. GLOVES to order; formerly ., near C. Limousin of Dani- cheff, formerly r. 45, Phelan bldg., re- lencia; coal, wood, hay, grain. J. B. DALLAS, formerly 7th and Fol- som, permanetly located at 142 Va- lencia, coal. wood, hay, gral Jennle E. Bronson, 35, San Franeisco. 3 Front | pisabeth Eill 5 o mea s | sabet] lingsen, y streef | it ap ”‘”;s",fn“ 2310 Buchenan | "yt g Denmon, 1, 618 Fell street, and iz c.ém 2. Selxl’rldkge. 2% 43; Fell street. 5 MR. & Mrs. A.F. Casgrove, scalp special- eorge A. Ducker, 24. J: aller street, ai Generleve Brme, 1% 1170 Folion strect. ists, Earl Cliff, Gough and arrell. | o e, . L‘n Dot toe May 123 Fillmore st., for- ce, 1008 Markat st. THAT Man Pitts, merly branch ol OFFICES AND STORES TO LET. FILLMORE, 741—S8everal nice 'offices, sultable for physiclans, attorneys or dentists; reasonable. FOR rent—Stores, any size, Van Ness and Gelry Apply to DAN EIN- STEI 1115 Van Ness ave: 10 OFFICES for business, doctors, lodges; modern Jefferson-sq. bidg., 925 G. G. av. Rl HOTELS AND APARTMENTS. AUDUBON. 928 Ellls st. Only half-block sbove Van Ness Otto C. Diehl, 24, Oakland, and Blanche H. ave.: only first-class rooming-house | Johuton, 21 Ouljand, Tn city: S0 elegantly tarnishod auites | oRobert Biyler, 35, Oakland, and Julla Burton, with private baths electric = Ilghts | 'kielk Povenen, 5. Gakiasd, and Asna A. electric elevator, steam heat, hot and | Pax 5. Oaklan cold wa(er. telephones: sample room: E. 'Rivens, 41, Oakland, and Alice ransient Ta es] . transient trade Chont, -38, Gakland. for ers; c!nlly collcltod rates take E]ll--aL car at | HOTEL Belvedere, erry. -class accommo- gau%ns txea m‘lnute!lh trgm l(Ré."_ uced rates since the fire. Birth, marrisge and death notices sent by B 98 Dess palwil ot be fnserted. must be handed | efther of the publication offices and be HOUSES TO LET. 1Ragrond BIth the nemis ik Fosdeact V& porins CLAY, 2735—8 rooms nnfl bath, oppo- site plaza, near Scott. House 2811 Jackson st, § rooms and tath; will improve to sult ten- ant: near Devisadero. Modegrn house, 12 rooms and bath, 2351 Devisadero st., nur Jackson; will fix house to suit G. K. FRINK. 2626 Vl]]e Scott. Phone West 1839 HOUSES TO LET—FURNISHED. COMPLRETELY furnished house to rent in Alameda, or will lease by year to good tenant; reasonable; owner {s about to leave State; call mornln:s be(ore 9 o'clock, or evenings. A. Larsen, 1715 Pacific ave. JACKBON st. fur. residence for rent or to lease, containing 9 handsomel: fur. rooms. Apply on premises, 3009 near Baker, only 2 to 4, eicept reasonable. —R M house, Ashbury Heights; mini- to rllht party. Address M., 558 Hll ‘h m:musm HOUSES TO LEASE, FLRVIEHED house to_ lease, rooms; invited to -ncnd tlu (nnenl Slln- 3050 Calitornia st SHADSURNE, 501 g we 180 olock from fer late residen Devisadero st. 2 Liberty street, thence to St. James Chi tor services, Interment oty Criss Cemetery N solemn jem musy wi celebra o FLATS TO LET. e SOt Bar BoRl ob - Maiey Gty BE HODBEN B3t 6 sory soomal teason: | Jemeyi Ubuteh, cusmencing ot ¥ o'elotk n. . able to a good tenant. 1929 O'Farrell. C‘;‘;{m‘; g L R < B GROVE st, 640.—$32.50; a lower modern and fatber of Luclla flat of § large rooms; sunny side. """- N A o o A B —— | oA, T onths and 19 i ROOMS TO LET. F'ULTON 885, 3 doors from Fillmore— front room with bay sunn wlnaow lul!uhle for 2 gentlemen; ln COox. this city, June 19, 1806, James Cfll i deay beloved uncle of l(m Geargle business cemer. o doiphs o0 Faimes G-}u— TURK, 1205%, near uchanan—Neat fh& mon, Ire- newly furnlshed parlors; also large ‘M 81 alcove room; bath and gas; gentle- and tatances are respeo men preferred. invited the 5 (Sat- GAT, | Clayton—Tarae sunc | hen ioe purioms”of Casew & Eogan 1614 HAIGHT, 1622, nr. Clayton—Large sun- 3 ny bay window room; runnin:‘:utg Geary street, to Sacred Heart Chburch, | Farnished or unfurnished; also smail| where & requiem b o o i § room. brated for the 123'... commene- . ing n 10 lnlemenl Holy Cross CLAYTON, 621, near Haight—Airy front room in rrlvl.(e family; no BARIBALDI—-h Ahned.- Cal., ‘June 19, 1906, children; bath, electric lights, phone; | = Antone, beloved hushand of Theress Gari: home comforts; $18 mo. gentlemen.| baidl, and r-um of RomeMia, Jercne and Edith Garibaldi, - nun of Italy, aged 32 furnished front room LARGE, sunny, with or .without in good location, board; reasonable; partv must have Dota refopences Box 513, L WALLER, 587—For renl. newly fur- nm’;‘ad sunny room i NORTH ave., 253, nr. Cortland—Two single mrnm:ed TOOMmS. ROOMS WANTED. ENT] breakfast, in prmm e (B g ate term- wu)flm section preferred. Box 510, ( ice. : Whom Ie hcrn w"?n yesterday: Joseph Limocher, 27, 413 Gates street, and w Hess, 23. 428 leon street. Millicent Pattison, meda. H: Johanson, 21, 2110 Greenwich street, and Alfrida Johnson, 2 Henrfette and Angiolina Pellanda, 26, San Francisco. Bilstad. 29, Cambridge, bt S Ban Fragiseo Christine M. Tra Maddalena F'nuwn Sorah T GMbonk, 21 and Regina Grulln, 23, 1335 Laguna_ street. and Juanita Castor, 22, Encinas, lR Oakla: V. Middlebam, 19, Oakland. garite Rex, 18, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Testricted simply to. the anmouncement of the event are chtm. CATHCABT—XII Sllver City, 1908, HUFSTIS—June 22, 1906, to the wife of R. G. Al St. Mary’s Cemetery, HARVEY—In Oskland, Cal. -'lm 21, 1000. Wil- m, belov Rllbi Harvey, er of and Jflwh and brother io- Barn:. a unu of Ireland, aged 60 vears and 10 months. jFriends “and are cttully to ll“‘ld ‘the “Bxl—hml. into rest, in thll el'!. June MARRJIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses were issued 42 Lombard street, 2100 Gmnl‘ich Street. rpey, 21, San Francseo, and T. is, Ala 2119 Greenwich street. Otto O. Schulte, 21, 720 Haight street. and | E. Lacoste, 18, 2344 Post street. | Eivezio Amurosini. 31, Fallon. Marin County, | Charles M. Sheidon, 62, San Franeisco. and | ‘Wiscons| Alvin Robbins, 33, San Francisco, and Rena Frank Harribgton, 31. 2631 Bryaut street, and nee, 21, 2631 Bryant street. 635 Seventeenth avenne, and 2:5, 035 Beveateenth avenue, | Ellsworth street, and | 518 Moultrle street. Sylvan J. Israel, 26, 1174 MeAilister street, Pietfo Ronco, 29, John Brown, 27 , 25, 2000 Union street, Golden Gate avenue. Ernest H. Nuhrenbe: OAKLAND, June 22.—The following marriage icenses were issued by the County Clerk today: Joe~ Costello, 25. San Francisco, and Anita Elrh. 19, San Franeisco. iglo Navario, n_ Oakland, and Josephine Dainel L. chh’!. 23 Oakland, and Lorraine 23, San Franelsco, and Mar- San’ Franeisco. Louls Costello, ourteen! of North Beach lodge !henee to Twenty-fifth and Valeoc 2 :80 train. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- ery. O'CONNOR—In San Rafael, Cal., Jm 21, 1906, M loved wife of Ilthnd 0Connor, e s ok and- and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Sai- quiém' high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, at 8:45 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, by electric funeral car from foot of lhrx street. RILEY—June 2 Ann, dearly. wife of Daniel ley and ‘sister of Bridget and Michaei Riey and Mra M Siskell. & ni- tive of Ireland, a years. ghre oy Saterdas) where The funeral will take from Mission Dolores gulem bigh mass will be ceicbrated or the of ber soul, at 10 a. m. Interment pri- ote: Holy Oross Cemet BBGE.\'!DURGBR-—XH this “city, June 22, 1906, elville Regensburger, dearly Deloved usband of “Theresa sburger. and dearly | beloved father of Bian and Helen Regens- lnrnt. a native of Bavaria, Germany, aged 52 Tiends and acquaintances are tuneral respectfuily lnvusds to atiend the services tomor- row a1 cdeok k., ot the “‘x‘{“g“ e I 0. F. Cemetery. Please om! SACHT—In this eity. June 20, 1906, Chbristisn Henry, busband of Maria Kristina Mrs. ‘Eliese Maria Sacrison, late of street, a native of iy, aged 72 years. | {\;- York papers pl ©opy.) "belovea | WALLACE 'ROBINSON “mmum on Scott st. near Fell, or in Golden with Chas. 8. ‘Robinson, Coronado, | Gate Park.' Liberal Teward If re- | McINTYRE—In this clty, June 22, 1906, Flors, California. Money coming to him. | _ turned to 464 Scott st. =~ | beloved wife of Thomas !elnv? ‘and mother | LOST—Raliroad ticket at Livingston | grMawr L. Eva. cogeae B. James C and ADAMS, C. F. €0, larmerly 818 Mason: | /7 an e & m’“' 4 Robert E. Melntyre and F. Brown, a city office, 1610 Haight st.; store, 310 e E D e ennoelery | _ Batlve of Canada, aged 02 years. Telegraph ave. Oakland. B ae pete o ALICE LONDON, | MKAY—In this cliz, Jume 30, 1008, James, - Piease return to ALICE LONDON, | M{EAY=In e £ (T e TED_Why don't you write to me, 1| 832B Alabama st, S. F.; reward. | William, "'ch.'m.' .na'nmn MeKay, lov e PN 5 3 am worrled about you ~GEORGE. |TGST _in Tait's new restaurant, small | = Son of Mary MeKay. and brother of Charies wooden box containing jewelry; val-| and the late m g g o BUSINESS PERSONALS. :nble gvlllyAfhgu ll(\;fi?;oc;:ti%x’: R.-'- M urn W. 3 CALIFORNIA HOUSE - WRECKING | _Liberal reward. . Friled ta sttt the CO.. will econtinue siness their ———T » | 61d stana, "RAW. cor. ‘10th ana Mission TR Souly: Jomn B Ak Chureh for services a0 e @ sts, San Framcisco: are now ready| g Co i1 Houth st and receive pe | Holy Cross Cemetery for all bids of wrlckln, K. T. Nor: ward. . - ¥ msrxx.—-x. tlu eff !n- 19, 1906, Fdward ton, secretary, can be ound -t nu e % | Nispel. 3 O'Farrell st. Branch offi 266 LOST—Fox terrier; mefal tag on col-| aged [T years 1 months and § days. 12th ‘st, corner 5th ave.; t Onk- lar, blue stones; name Bob. urn acquaintances are respectfu; s i F ). atlp. o mnn-l-u th 1501 Sunset X Cemetery for taterment. ihegee tn the Tialten = [IPLIMAT POINTS OUT THREE GREAT NEEDS OF NATION % |Says They Are Education, Due Regard for the Law and Truth. General Woodkord Speaks o Northwestern College Graduates. CHICAGO, June 22.—General Stewart L. Woodford, former Minister to Spain, in delivering the commencement ad- |dress to the graduates of Northwest- ern Uaiversity last night, spoke of what he declared are the three great needs of the natlon—education, rever- | ence for law and observance of truth. ly | Under the second head he took occasion | to eriticise corporation officials who “behind their artificlal authority com- mit acts that they would not consider as individuals.” He sald in part: “Education must begin In the family. loved Sacht, and father of Thorvalt M. Sacht wad | [f I could find words to burn into the | consciousness of the pareat I would say, ‘Teach your child reverence for riends and acquaintances are rerpmm)yl-n. observance of truth, courage and invited to attend the funeral today (Sat- urday), at 1:30 o’clock p. m.. from the pariors of Cafew & Euglish, 1818 Geary street. To- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. SCHWAB—In this city, Jupe 21, 1906, Jobn An- drew, beloved husband of Emma Schwab, and devoted fatber of Tillle, George. Henry and Emml Schiwab, a pative of Bavarla, Ger- ny, aged 52 years 2 months -nd 21 A member of Hermaan Stamm No. \. M., and Brewery Workers' an Local 0. T, of Pacific Coast. are mwl‘mfli 2Bi6 "iilnaton strect. mear Twenty- obedience.” If I could burn words Into your minds I would say, ‘As you go into active life remember to teach your children to reverence age. to speak the truth. to lay the foundation of all things in their individual lNves and in the great things of the state upon obedlence, reverence and truth’ “The corporation has grown to be a power, and it was born under the pro- tection of the law. It holds property because fthe law guards it. Its every venture is safeguarded by the sanctity 8rth. Intefment Mount Olivet Cemeter. |of the law. Au officer of & corporation "'}'m‘n?:iu-h thie ey ;'&me O en0s. Sophle | who, to seek increase of fortune for Stelln Made, s Dative of New York, aged 64 | 1arger individual, personal enjoyment, years. who tramples on the law, who uses his WAGNER—In Somersviile, Cnntn Costa County. | position and influence to evade the Cal, June 21, 1906, Jacod Wagner, heloved | law, is & traitor to the dearest and bushand of Anma A wunr -nd Suther of Jacob T., Catherloe ., Anna Frank Wililam J., Albert P. and ‘(Iehcl.l l Wnl‘ Der, a native of Germany, aged 86 years and 11_'months. Friends and scquaintances are montltn"y invited to attend the funeral at Antloch on Saturday, June 23. WISE—In this ecity, June 21, 1906, Peter, be- loved husband of the late Mary J. Wise, and father of Thomas F. and er Wise, tive of Germany, aged 76 years. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the wrday), at § a. m., Fadden, McBrearty street, ' nmear Baker. Church, Twenty-ninth wheré a requiem high mass Loe the eepote of ble soal. ment Holy Cross Cemete: at 9 a. m. Inter authorized to have the same published. Notices published once in this column free of Bl RTHS. Nev., R. June 20, wife of C: Catheart (uee R-naem. i Huestis, a son. DEATHS, Ahearn, Jully, 63 0O'Connor, Mary, 65 Clark, J. F., 57 *Regensburger, M. M. 52 Cox, James, 81 Riley, Aon, 60 un-nmuu Autons, 23 Saedt, Christian a7 ey, Ham, 60 Sehwab, John: A, 52 HIMP. wil tlmllle 56 Tremblufl Sophie, 64 Keliner, Andrew, 24 Wagner, I: 3 Knobloch, Cathering.70 Wise, Peter. 76 Melntyre, * ' Yore, Katherine, S6 Zocehi, fe, 4 mos. EARN—In this city, June 22 1906, Julla, loved wife of Timothy Ahearn, mother of and Danlel Ahearn and Mrs. M. Dows and_sister of Johanna Linehan and .Cap Creedon of New York € fnvited to attend ihe funeral services Sunday, June 24, at 2 o’cloc! m., at the Klmlc Temple, Washington and Twelfth streets, land. Cremation Oakland Crematory. 5 monf lends Il:‘ lflullllilncfi respectfully in'ltld 40 attend the w{:fluflu after- e 23, at 1:30 o'clock. at his late Tome. 110 Xnch street, Alameda. Interment Oakland. M ) mfl.-tloc}mp-fln mnfifmmsufi-mmh"’ sco. Please ite'of u!'E""’n-g “fi:’. .lllthl 10 X un ends, _scqualntances Stem Noo 4, U0 l.“:"x" =l e (g 0t 2, gclock b, m. /" from gfig:fl%h lumr : U. 0. B. M. Stamm Xo. 4, M.—The June 24, WISEIn thie city, June 21 1006 Peter, be loved husband of the late Mary J. Wise, SERVEAU BROS. 2110 FILLMORE ST. Phone West 500. FLORISTS ialty of Funeral Designs. Prompt Attenllon to mall and phone orders. Halsted & Co. Undertakers and Embalmers, 924 FILLMORE STREET, NEAR MCcALLISTER. Phone Park 550. PORTER & WHITE Funeral Directors and Embalmers 1531 GOLDEN GATE AVE. (Formerly 45 Golden Gate ave.) Private residence accommodations with- CHARLES H. J. TRUMAN, The Leading FUNERAL DIREGTOR of San Francisco, has erected a large and substant bulld[ng and is the first Funeral i &nn at th former locationm, 909 Il . 4 between 15:h t SR hona. eciel n.o‘s‘ 3Ieh onec. reet th and ‘;0 th. FREE BURJALS AT CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY T'ul further notice. Temporary offices 5 3 1100 GOUGH ST. G. P. Prechtel. G. W. Keeler. L. M. Snook. Golden Gate lludemklng Co. Phn& Park 165. California Undertaking o. Formerly 713 PB;? mwmmll CRAIG COCHRAN & CO. “ Tcl.phpno mfl' fl‘ " CAREW & ENGLISH VALENTE, MARINY & CO. w%‘.m“umm wmw best interests of the republic.” A total of 513 degrees were com- ferred by Acting President Thomas Holgate for the trustees. The Rev. George Henry Smith of Boston and the Rev. William Henry Lacy of Fuchow. China, were made doctors of divinity, and Dr. Wilbur Fisk Gillett, president of the Theological School of Vander- bilt University, was given the degree of doctor of sacred theology. & FHRE REFUGEE LOGES WALLET John Lyon_s— Is Robbed by a Pickpocket in New York. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL. NEW YORK, June 22.—Rendered a paralytic by the disaster in San Fran- cisco and robbed by a pickpocket an hour after he arrived at the Grand Central station, John Lyons, 25 years old, staggered into the East Fifty-first street police station, fainting from ex- haustion, and asked Sergeant Ennls to take care of him until he could get into communication with twe cousins, at- torneys of this city. Unable to utter two consecutive words on account of his candition, he made his réquest in the following letter, which he banded to the sergeant: #'Gentlemen—The bearer of this came to.the city this evening from San Fran- cisco. I lost my wallet containing $13, and am foreced to ask shelter for the night, as I cannot walk the streets in the condition I am in. I have cousins in this ecity. Unfortunately they have & summer home on Long Island and it s impossible to reach them now.” After much effort the visitor told the sergeant that before the earth- quake and fire in San Francisco he was strong and healthy. The morning of the disaster a ceiling and walls fell upon him and he remained under the ruins until dragged out by rescuers and placed in a hospital. A week ago he gathered his funds and clothing and started to New York, having been told that the rm of his life he would lt on his right side hnln' bhad an offer of aid from relatives in Boston. ———— EMPLOYES OF STEEL TRUST MUST NoOoT ACC'IPI' PRESENTS wn—lwnflq-n-b- tion of a New Rule Made by the Corporation. NEW YORK, June 22.—The United States Steel Corporation has sent dut an order to its vast army of employes £g accept present, whether it be for Christmas, a wed- ding. & birthday or any other pretext, coming from any person or corporation doing business with subsidiary com- panjes of the corporation .or the cor- ation itself.