The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 10, 1906, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1o, 1906 -~ ITY REAL E!‘I‘Am | __(‘E‘li)lflliks’l' nmL ESTATE« HORSES AND WAGONS. TWO houses for sale, back of Lockwood school. lnflnire of M. M. OLIVERA. feed store, Fiteb- | s on easy parments. _pear Somches, eth &t.. near Castro. &t., pear PERSONADS. | TESSIE MERRITT, formerly of the Glenbrook, 116 Sixth st., plesse send your address to W. | MITCHEL money ou. " near 1200 BUSINESS PERSONA FIFTEEN A FINE team of small black horses, 6 and 7 years old, perfectly sonnd, App!r'e:lxbb Bell El!lte FOR sale—One nice surrey horse; weight, 1200 be mds: price, FT}’t..nm st., Oakland. M sale or trade. , 1224 Fruitvale $275; can seen at 521 632 Golden Gate ave.; I bave| A HALF car of horses left yet and will be sold cheap as owner wants to _go home: drivers and double teams. single | 224 Valencia st. | FOOET I . s e head_of horses. 1000 to 1500 Ibs.; < or. th, Midwar sitce nas | CALIFORNIA HOUSEWRECKING CO_will con. | Drices $25 to $150. 37 Groke st., off Mission, = W Tt SempaTy SRR ;Lm‘:e b igess 4t their od stand, NW. cor | _opp. Chilba gve. ary buildings, N. side th ission sts., Sen Francisco; are now | HARNFESS. coll B aan blanket: ! 12001200 W side | Tesds for all bids of Weeeking BT NORTO DAVIS & SON. 2020 Roward o ¢ Foisom, 47x165: retars, can be found At 3125 O'Farrell st | seoiasmtaDAVIS & LY of Harison. 80x| Branch office. 286 E. 13th st. cor. Sb ave., 308 of ey, 23x | _East Oakland. M. J. MeBRIDE. Manacer. SEWING MACHINES. of Thira, B0, ine of Polk. be. | RENEW YOUR LAND TITLES—— — — WHITE Sewing Machine Co.. new location van ingion. GEORGE K e -——————— DO IT NOW | Nes d Market s 0 580 & = ani THE TITLE RENEWING COMPANY of San | White: best machine on -earth: Special Drives iy Francisco is now re-entablish your | refugess. Oakiand offce, 470 Eleventh st, title to city lots be reguired. dle e, t 3 months will we bave opened an jon at once. new Midway Office between 34 t0 40 2 gemeral real of the city. and r 321 Fillmore st. FISTULA. etc.. primé factors in con- ion, nervous, kidney, bladder and heart | bhles, cured to stay ecured, without knife, annxor or hindrance from business: call and in- vestigate. THOS. J. KISNI M (formerly Columbian bldg.). DR. J. H. SHIRLFY & SO! CANCER SPECIALISTS. Twenty years' successful practice i» Sacra- mento; now permanently located at 693 Fell st., San Francisco. H. REANST) tallor and_importer: tem- porarily at 2415 Fiilmore st. until old quarters in Mutual Savings Bank bidg. are ready for Occupancy; new stock arrived from London. WILL L. GRAY or member of family, for- merly of 988 Folsom st.. kindly communicate with JOHN BELLO, Walnut Creek, Cal., at est_possible convenience? LYONS, CHAR the London Tetlor. Bow located at 1432 Fillmore st., E1l Brosdway, Onkiand, Suits to order for $18 and up; trousers to order from $5 and up. uliding and rehabitat- S, MEEHAN & €O. Gare ave_ near INGS T | ON COMPANY 2053 Satter st s free A48 Hamnsbire st ! estate; perma THE Marvelous Vibrator cures all aches and paine. st troubles, rheumatism, etc.: price $3 and investizate. AMERICAN VI BRATOR CO.. sgent, 3305 Twenty-fourth st. | \ | \ | Ot- | AA—Singer and Wheeler & Wilsor chine store for new and 2d-han o sewing ma- shopping district 1587 Steiner: d machines: rented. repaired. | STNGER store. Wheeler & Wilson nnd Singer me- chines, needles. Allister st.. between Larkin and l’olk ete. A. C. BROWN, 351 Me- f office | SISGER, Whecler & Wilson store “permanently To- Soon. Fiimore st 2507 Market st.. or. 15th; supplies: ma- Sints Tonted: repaired. Phone Special 1177, | NATIONAL AUTOMATIC White. Singer, other makes, rented, repaired. COHEN'S e SONS.' phone West 5781, 1616 O'F: st. GEO. W. SCOTT. 512 Clement st.: other muelines: formerly 1515 Polk_at. Singer, Wheeler & Wilson and renting. Phone Pacifio_ S8 | NEW Home sew ne® store, C. C. BARRE. 1560 Pipe st., mear Van Ness ave. e machine ready for husiness; retaller. AFTER June 1 Domestic S. M. Co.. near Fillmore; rell st., attention. 1658 O'Far- mail orders will have branch at 958 | SINGER snd Wheeler & Wils: now Bush and Van Ness: tel. ter. formerly 231 But- Frmerg. 301. PHOTO SUPPLIES. CYKO. Erades The brn FIN ces, front pleces, hair eoloring, hair manicuring. G. LED- ia st., nr. Webster; for- 301 feet E fon by 165 feet MRS. J: LANDSE bet. First and t. West 1339, wcrete _seat B. GILBRETH, ness formerly Post. nr. 1348 VanNess,nr. Bush. E. ¥ now located et 1 Pacific ave. Grant | INV. - ART CO.. exrhnM. air. 2108 Market st.: gaslight developing paper: all 1514 Fitimore at. ALID CHAIR!. mnn\l{acmro! E tel. Park Gate av VETERINARY DALZIEL, HOSPITAL v-r!rlnlr) dentist, 605 .. West 2400. : tel. I Con., Giant Statlon, No. 91, of fifty issued capital m declared payabl: books wi Checks will be & the business of sald being | place for th estate. A Dated at San Francisco, close owder Company, | Celifornis. A aividend, (50¢) cents per share, on the | itock of the company bss heen e August 10, 1908. Transfer | August 3, 1906, at noon. | mailed o ©. “sdministrator Y RS, deceased, to sons to baving clal biication of this n at his office, No. | neisco, | transaction of VICTOR J. STEAX of BRIDG SEPH R. BRANDO. this July 18, 1906. MME. BAUMARD, to 2198 Sutter st. O. LEVY'S loan offige. advanced on diamonds. the corset-maker, E 1100 F! Seweirs: repairing done cut to measure patterns, formerly now 1515 Bush, near Van Ness. CLARK &| HOME. LAND > one blork from t or_loans made st.. Sacramento. 161% Ellls st $20 suits to order. tatlors. our spectalty., MAYER, merchant tatlor. Gough CRAWFORD Millinery (Mabel Fou their new pariars. Van Ness ave.. L. BECKER VELLEROL t.; formerly of 1077 Post st ) mow . Jeweler and onticlan. mow at ess “ave.. opn. Cordes buflding. orrl('El AND STORES TO LET. CLEVENGER ave ast Oaklend — | natural wood and burlap, runing water. | Tosaku Masuda, 25, Los Angeles, and Kane - e 5 & » clothes closet. Hisukami, 22, 2025 Pine st. ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE. Postofiee Jobn B. Depaoll, 24, 27 Croke st and Marie - — office. balf block Appraiser’s bldg. and revenue | J. Bignotti, 18, 1611 San Jose ave. FOR & ton eve., U office; mear 3 lines of cars now running. Ap-| Max Lebmean, 86, 1080 Fulton st and Bell t on the ly 400411 Jackson st., bet. Sansome ana\uv: 80815 Locust ave. | . . ontgomery. [ Ve 5. Tawson. 38, 341 Howth et.. and Ame- . . TO let—Butcher_shop; best location; next to| ol *%;’"“.-'2;‘,‘.1?".?2"’%»5.'.‘5'“5?" 34 Tee m— | frult store Clement st between Eleventh| pojgnor, 61, Deadwood, South Dakota. and Twelfth aves. Rudolph Rosenberg,: 81, Oakiand, and Bessie - BUSH, 16023 immense flats and 1 store, 30x | Borren, 25, 54 Grove st. E . cons\lv'nl of S cows, 35| 120 feet, suitable for ladles’ tailor, etc. ree year oid heifers, 32 head 100 bead of stock bogs, 5 Large basement hard finished, with all 929 0] ng outfit, separator eniences: reasonable Farrell st root crop; one mile 47 Ues from LS AND APART‘IEVT!. | BoTEL & m:n(w 8_ELLIS STREET. Tfirfilfls’ TRADE SOLICITED. 1l before Sept BROWN. Marsha , Cal. 2 ”?‘ from Van Ness ave. 1| HOTEL Beivedere, first-class accommodations 30 minutes from San Franeisco: Jue Tates ince the fire. MRS. A. T. MOORE, prop. and eer. R sample rooms. srrigation possession given; par- bs for 2c stamp, 703 Van Ness ave., S in the country: send for catalogue. O. | HOUSES TO LET. M. WOOSTER ©O0., 1666 O'Farrel] st ——————————————— | MODERN howe. 12 roms aad bath; 2801 De- 2 vieadero st near Jackson; will it Bouse to HILL VAILST REBAL BFRATE. euit tenant. VON RHEIN R. E. . 282 . =i ey | _Pine st Phone West 1482 TAEE A TRIP TODAY, TODAY. A¥ FLEGANT CLUB HOUSE; WOULD LEASE. 2t beautiful Tamalpais | 1140 OAK lots with grand views: * the station; fine trees on many of the | HOUSES TO LET—FURNISHED. PALO ALTO—Be bome; 12 rooms; Prices $450. cash—$10 monthly. It @or’t tske long to go to Mill Valley—you pisce to live—fine for your family—= country horge, rigs, arden: large i cow, poultry. J. J. MORRIS, Palo Alto. ANl modern convenlemces: only one-half bloek | removed | NOTICE fe *MARRIAGE LICENSES. formerly 131 Sutter: phone West 4392 o *t Bueh ot 1"1 FOR reptSulte of 3 offices, furnished u-m:hm" | mail will not eby given that on or after August horse, same. wagon and harness for J. B. MAGI The following near | yesterday: William E. Lee, 1131 Fiis_above | M- McDermott, 2\. 1409 Sixteenth ave. ‘elle, 18, 11 Imperial st. Lesser Hirschkowitz, 41, 3616 Sacramento st., Louls Betto, d_Hennab Lave William Collins, ugust Dehne, 18, 828 York st. OAKLAND, Aug. 9.—The following marriage licenses were issued today L. Anderson, 25, Oukland, and Grace L. 27, Oakland. James W. Connors, 24, Oakland, 22, Sonora. ‘W. Muller, 28, Alameds, 25, Alameds. nm"fi' F. G-n.gner 82 Oskland, and Car- Has Thoms Glimere, Nichola: Sturken, oline @. George Torts, 26 L._Eiliott, 24, William H. Furlong, 55, Oal By James McAllister, 87, Oskland, and Thyra An- | Oakland. David Alexander, Marie J. Bertres, 30, Berkeley. derson. 36, Kruger, Halr_Restorative, 317 | garet F. McKee, 29, 1218 Hampshire st. John Collins, 532, ¥ marriage licenses were issued 42, Oakland, and Elizabeth 11 Imperial st., and Mary atbal, 30, 2702 California st. 32, Oakland, and Mar- San Frapcisco, and Katy sco. e, 25, San Francisco, and )5 528, Francieco. 1263 Oak st., and Em- 25 woki ave. 25, 828 York st., and Mamle and Agnes and Anna 20 Kunns City, 3%, Ouklana, d. and Marlen 2nd Mary T.| 35, Point Richmond, and | BITHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Birth, marrigge e i at efther ‘of indorsed with the authorized to have the same published. Notices restricted simply event are published once in this column free of charge. | and death notices sent by | inserted. They must be handed | the publication® offices and be name and residence of persons | to the announcement of the r yourself. Low commutation rates give your family the | ALAMEDA FURNISHED HOUSES. benefits of 'ving in the country, while your s, ity. FOR rent—Fine 9-room house, completely fur- end for = map or call st onr office in MIl| nished, with plano; choice location. 2111 Cen- Velley fopen daily, including Sundays). Look | tral ave. ot these lots | E. D. JUDD €O, LYON & HOAG, 1928 FILLMORE ST. 1424 Park st Alameda. BOYLE PARK. | MILL VALLEY. | THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA. Large, -sightiy lots, wooded; bay snd mountain ¥iew: sireets being graded and sewered; bufiding restriction; 5 minutes to station; lots larger; price $450 up. T. G. PARKER & L. T. Parker, agent, Mill Valley. BU RLI‘((.A‘B REAL ESTATE. BURLINGAME LOTS ATTRACT ATTENTION. | ve sold 175 Jots in Burlingame since | n other words, 175 people, after in- bave agreed with us that our prop- | ty -at ngeme canpot be equaled. We ask to ook at the Jots and make your decision. | LOTS 50x150 | $500 UPWARD. | $50 CASH—$10 MONTHLY. streets graded, sewered, water ins | pear the station. As good climate as you | o the whole world 111 _COTTAGES WANTED. in Berkeley or Pled- Nt 'a new moers coftays, § rooms, DeSE tar live for mot less than two years. Address { H.. Mill Valle FLATS TO LET. VAN NESS ave., 2523 to 2530, near Unlon—Six modern, six up-to-date flats of eight rooms and bath; ready for occupancy: fine marine view. FLATS TO LET—FURNISHED. FINE modem flat, furnished; 5 room: lnd bath; 1926 1 to 8 vestigation ROOI! FOR HOUSEKEEPING. *pagsyuany “QEY MO o -unp‘ sramoadeas oyub gg moo1 ROOMS TO LET. FURNISHED ROOMS. FERRY HOUSE. Three-story brick building; 48 East st., corner Mission; now open for business. | SEVENTH ave., 1887, furnished sunpy room: entlemen; call after 5 p. m., or unday, the bay shore nery 1; traips | o mu\u the time 20 ‘miputes; no boats rring; electric cars pass the Tty mistake; our firm is selling the | game and our office is opposite | LYON & HOAG. 1923 FILLMORE ST. | ——————— | | ear J, Sunset—Newly sultable for oné,or two il day ey FELL. 1588, opposite Panhandle—Sunny room EY-GRE] ©O., White Garage with select board. For particulars phone Van Ness and Market—Offer choice mu‘ Park réseckers on monthly ins are requested company_at_above | UNFURNISHED. beautifal, sunny, rent vers reasonuble. 926 Pi MeAllister. BUSH, 2093, corner of Broderick—Large front room, with use of bath; suitable for ome or g PARK_FOR RENT two gentlemen: rent $25: reference. « of several acres, with 10-room fur- A,"f house. etr: & minutes’ walk to station. | FRANCIS, 27—2 furnished housekeeping rooms; Arens box ldfi Cn.l office. :_-):- Ingleside or Cemetery cars, get off at — ‘hina ave. \xrAlLlinn 12462 furnished sunny rooms; | " can be used for housekeeping. alry rooms; jerce st., nes SUBU finl RE!IDF '('ES. 1‘ | Seven acres, large bouse. outbuild. »w\"r"';m: wouth of San Mateo, nesr | LYON, 180T—Nicely furnished sunny room; gas; C. A. ANTHONY. | " electricity; private famlly: reference. F | MCALLISTER, 1287—Nice ronny Toom, sultatie OFEl“ wui'rln. for two gemtlemen; reasonable. i e ARV Yor a term of years, bullding mam | OAK, 704, corner Fillmore—Furnished and un- Tor ‘mbnutacturing pucposes, with 4 | furnished sunny rooms. g adsciathk: s woodén. mtruc: | | TWENTIETH, 4522—Sunny. furnished rooms; and jocated on or mear railroad | * Centy preferred; reasonable. adress W. K. WILLIAMS, Hotel Bal- en Francisco. " PROPERTY WANTED. bave cash customers for cottages 2 to §2000. and fats ot ly the 'mA do well to see us at once. CASTLE, McLEOD, Inc., Mission. D—On jong_lease with opfion of ot about 85.000 equare feet m-u and Revepteenth Ste. Best R. R leseer will erect bullding. Lock box )'l. Sam Francisco Postoffice. ROOMS AND BOARD. 10| 70 Jet—Pleasant furnished rooms, with family; breakfast or board If required. Box 660, Cail. I’ULTON. 1610—Room and board for single tlemen. OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARD. P'JI. efll at llo! Ma MITCHELL—In Oakland, Cal., to the wife of O. C. Mitcheli, BIRTHS. st 5, 1906, ughter. 6 First Presbyterlan Church, corner of Four- teenth and Franklin streets, Oaklend. Inter- ment private. TiE ks, "k T8 Destbes 00 4. 0. 0'Conncr & Ca:’.‘ 1062 Fulton street. EVERS—In this city, August 8, 1 D., dearly beloved h\ublnd of c.ml{.‘n g;m_ and devoted father o Mrs. G. rs. F. C. Hagerup, Mrs. W. Fai . Mrs. Siem and George and Charles Evers and the late Ihl. Natalie Prambers. a native of of, Bremen, many, aged 69 years 2 ‘member of H-mony u_ T & I.; Wahaila Encampment Ro. 7. 1 F.; Eureka Hain No. 4, U. T Homuu Lodge No. 53, A. O. U. W.. md'Dnmen and’ Teamsters' Union. Friends and acquaintances are iovited to attend the mmx day), August 10, at 2:i dence of the daughters, Twenty-second, thence to : o &P chutt nmt‘ ;:‘r Ceme- tery, for cremation. FLYNN—In this _eity, 1908, liam Flynn, father of llz ne,, wuu., ;,,n Annte and Joe Flynn a teward, & native of Ireland, aged 52 ye Fhiends and acquamtances are respect invited to attend the r\menl today ay), August 10, at 2:30 the pmnn D. from €. O'Connor & Co., 1m Fuiton street, GR!MM——I\: this city, April 18, 1908, lennuu Grimm, a native of Germanv. aged §2 And 1o this city. August 7, 1906, bis atoved wife, Augusta W. Grimm, a native of Ger- many, aged' 77 yelr! dearly beloved father and ‘mother of Mrs. Augusta er, Fred- erick, Ferdinand, Charles snd the late Al- bert Grimm. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services today (Fridas), August 10, at 8 o'clock p. m., Greenlawn ‘emetery. HERZOG—In this ¢ ity,August 8, 1008, Henry 1. Herzog, beloved 8an of Joseph and Au- gusta Herzog, and brother of Mrs. B Denver. ‘Nirs. Sol, Bloom and llelvma W Hersog, o native of OaKland, Cal, 41 ars 4 months an as. T neral services will be held at 617 Brod- erick street todny (Friday), August 10. at 10 o'clock a. m. _Interment Home of Peace Cem- efery, vin 11:30 o'clock train from Third and Townsend streets. HESTER—In this city, August 8, 1006, William * ‘native of Canada, aged 4 the parlors of Tul!')'l street. Ta this city, August 5, 1906, Alexan- nusband 'of Selma Johnson, a na- five of Sweden, aged 34 years and 9 days. & member of Court Golden ‘Gate No. 603, Inde- pendent Order of Foresters. Friends and acquuintances are respectfully vited to attend the fumeral today (Fri- Angust 10, at 11 o'elock &. m.. from the of the Golden Gate Under- 2475 Misslon street, riear Interment Cypress Lawn Cem- Cal., August 7, 1908, John CoF im0 rothy 1. Miles, a native of ey, e Y. O'LEARY—In this city, August 8, 1006, Patrick, beloved husband of Jnia O'Leacy, and lov- ing father of Timothy, William and Harry )'Leary and Mrs. A. G. Duff, a native of Ire- 10 acquaintances are respectfully wien ted ttend the funeral today (Fri- invi day), August 10, at ® o'clock a. m,, from his Infe residence, 011 Tennessea streef, between Seventeenth and Eighteents, thence to St. Teresa's Church, where @ requlem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul gmmencing st 9:30 o'losk. - EMEmNE Holy ross Cemet AR—In Bml! as, Marin Connty, Cal, Ay 1906, Carlo Petar, beloved busband of Jose- ine Petar, and ’ulht' of Joseph G. xmi Louis of Switzerland, aged 73 years 1 6 days. tv. August 8, 1006, Lucy A., r of Edward A, and Howard A. a native of Cleveland, Ohlo, aged 60 tice of funeral hereafter. Remains at the parlors of the Western Addition Funeral Directors, 1724 Devisadero street, between Sutter and Bush. RICE_In this city, August 7, 1806. Richard J. Rice, beloved son of the late Peter and Margarette Rice, and brother of Henry C., Peter H., Thomas E. and Stephen J. Rice, gmve of New York, aged years and 2§ ags. Friends and acquaintances are respectfull invited to attend . the funeral today (Fri- day), August 10, at 9 o'clock a. m., from the 'Metzler Undertaking Company's parlors, 189 Folsom street, thence to the National Cem- etery, Presidio, by carriages. SCHOFTTGEN—Iu this city, August 7. Teary Schostigse; dssny alovel ‘sin’et un. H. Engel, a native of Switseriand, aged 3 years 11 months and 15 days. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Fri- day), August 10, at 10 o'elock a. m., trom the tuneral parlors of Theodor Dierks & Co. 900 Devisadero gireet, comer of McAllister. Interment Greenlawn Cemetery. STIRLING—In this clty, August 8, 1906, Henry Stirliog. beloved son ot Mr. and Mre. Geors Stirling’ of { Clyochask. Seo a mative of Scotiand, 22 yedrs and 9 months. Fiends ‘4nd_acquatniances e T e gy b morrow (Saturday), August 11, at 1:80 o'clock p. m., at the Albert Pike Memorial Temple, 1650 Gea street, near Fillmore, under the ausplees of Golden Gate Lodge No. 30, F. and A. M, Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, by carriage. VALENTOIn this city, August 8 1006, Mary Ellen, beloved wife of Alfred Valenfo, and devoted mother of Colorinda, Rita Elva and Irene Valento. daughter of Celia and the late Fiorence Hollren, and sister of Dan Hollren, a native of San Franelsco, Cal., aged 24 years 10_months and 11 days. Friends and n:ghu invited to attend day), August 11, l||e parlors of H. F street, between Twenty-fifth and’ :nunq sixth, thence to St. Peter's Church, where a re- quiem ibgh mass wiil be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 a. m, In- terment Holy Cross Cemetery. WOLF—In this city, August 2, 1906, Qaughter of WAlliam and Essie Wolf. J. C. O’Connor & Co. Funeral Directors 1062 Fulton St., Bet. Pierce and Steiner Telephone, West 1236. Halsted & Co fnfant | Undertakers - and 924 FILLMORE STREET : WOLF—In this city, August 2, 1906, to th EAR McALLISTER. wife of Willlam "Wolf,“‘:“dln.h e % Phon:‘ Park s":“. MARRIAGES. HANSEN—DYBDAHL—In this city, Jul, 3 1906, by the Rev. O. Groensberg, Jens Peter ar Ora . Hansen and Jensine Dybdahl. KA"FR—STOEBMEE—XB this the Re ter n Laura SIVERTSEN—_KN . , by the Re Sivertsen and Marl city, July 21, v. G. Groensberg, Herman Mat- Stoermer. UDSEN—In this citv ™ August 0. Groensberg, u‘:‘eum Knudsen. Andersen, Peter Bell, Ge: gflm Dennll H Davis Ever F Grimm, Augusts Herzog, Henry J., Hester, Willlam, ANDERSEN—In this ity loved husband of Minnje V. A.nd ) father of Fnderlck Andersen, uu'l 80D of Mrs. C. M. ber of (‘lllfomll HI Association of Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Fri- ), August 10, at L ao clock p. m, from s Hall, 1789 Fillmore street, un - ne ausnices and B “Cemetery, BELLIn this city, . beloved son of the Nestor, a native of San Francisco, Cal., l‘?fl ‘l‘{c funeral wlll u. nl&:)eo tomorrow (Satur- . d-y). Augus 1a at 9 a. 2647 Market lu’fll. nis H. husband o len l!. and loving father of George Boyle and . J. of B rdas). Aipant urday), August the parlors of Market street Cordes, a nltluxal 'oll:n Mass. A m.mbel 0. e A will tak teenth, thence to Mission Dolores Church, here & _wolemn remuien mass will be oele: brated Jog at 9 orclock. etery, by Cl:lTll—Ln om-wl. !l!h!!' of Mo‘)‘ufi,' Pfltndlm th hot and cold water, also | Invited to ai dison, Oakland. afternoon, Al orge H., 20 58 blrlu D, 69 Bleo, Richard J., 39 oo, “lllum. 5 Sehe m, Perdinun% 82 !(lrl(n( Hen 22, F, A. M. Remains at th I 074 Fillmore street. "interment Woq John's Church, where will be celebrated for #h m. DEATHS, E., 47 Jomuon Alexander, 34 Miles, John E. O'Lery, Patrick Petar, Carlo, 73 Pogue, LucyA. 2 oettgen, Hel‘lry.{2 24 Fhid "4z llenlo Mary’ Wolf (infant) Aml! 8, lm Peter icer of eda,"” 5, Joving in-law 47 years. A mem- ed :avr No. 15, American Masters and Pilots. of Gecldental Lodge N ed Ints - j0re street. Interment Wood A it 1008, George ate Jooepl and M-ry brother of John, Frank and rs. M. Turner and Mrs. m., from his Plr!s Itru(, thence to St. a requiem high mass e repose of his soul, ‘.1 A. i 0’ 9 2 arn betwean Sixteenth and Seven: rcrne his soul, commenc- terment Holy Cross Cem- T, 1906, Wil- of ‘Birs. "B 0., Bicthen, nd Sy 1B ll“l‘n A R. GROVES, Florist. 1437 HAIGHT ST. Phone Park 336. All floral designs, cut flowers, etc. fioumry orders splicited. Prompt de- very. P. F. GREEN & CO., FUNERAL DIRECTORS, NE. cor. Si: th :ml Guemm lt- Formerly of McF; . Telephone lpeelal um’ THEODOR DIERKS & CoO, o ‘ndertakers, 900 Devisadero St., cor. MeAllister. Telephone West 4304. CAREW & ENGLISH FUNM D] .CTO) 18 GEARY !“..-"r.' l-m and Webster. """,“n.u West 2004 (alifornia Undertakigg(o e RE B LR L i 2210 ST PHONE SPECIAL 182. Gantner Bros. UNDERTAKERS 3460 SIX' 1892 Folsom st. PHONE ip CflARLESfl.JTRUlAN e|0f the block bounded by Eleventh, Iyl and Mussel Rock, a distance of six DENTIST DISTURBS NIGHT'3 QUIET. s | Fires Pistol Shot While Driving an Auto Near City’s Western Border GALES 1T A JOKE 'Twas nigh to mldnlght of Wednes- day when the telephone in the Stan- yan-street Police Station sharply rang. Captain Gleason responded. “It's another ah them turrble autah- mabile tradegies,” was huskily trlna- mitted to his ear. “Bullets thick an' four men in th’ autah 'r’ 'em. Come quick!” “Who and where are ye?” yelled the captain. “A citizen at Fory-eighth avenoo an’ P street,” was the answer.’ “The ma- chine’s numbered 4867."” Two trusty patrolmen, King and Ceinar, were instantly dispatched to the designated spot of alleged conflict, but at Fell and Stanyan streets they met and stopped automobile No. 4867. Instead of a warring quartet, however, it contalned a tranquil trio, all of | whom affected surprise at being ac- costed. At the station they were | registered as Al Brewer of Berkeley Albert Crittner, dentist, 1001A Guer- rero street, and Frank Tallaferro, oc- cupation not given, of 2836 Sixteenth street. At first they professed igno- rance of any shooting, but threat o detentlon until the mystery was cleared elicited information that im- mediately sent the two policemen to & | “shack” at the ocean beach, where they found Lewis Hirsch, dentist, alone, abed and asleep, with a revolver nestling under his pillow. One cham- ber of the weapon contained an empty sh fly! flrln T fired e shot,” drowsily confessed the recumbent suspect, “but I didn't aim to hurt anybody. We'd been drink- ing some, you see, and when we got out here I felt sleepy and wanted to | go to bed, but the others wouldn't| have it, and just for fun I drew my| pistol and fired in the air.” { He, too, was detained, and when | Captain Gleason reported the case to‘ his chief he was instructed to book‘ Dr. Hirsch on a charge of peace dis- | turbance and release the others. The doctar gave ball for his appearance this morning in the Palice Court. He | resides with Dentist Crittner at 1001A | Guerrero street. ARE RUSHING WORK ON OGEAN SHORE. The engineering department of the| Ocean Shore road has announced that| its working force is te bLe increased soon by several hundred men, with a view of hastening the completion of the road between here and Halfmoon Bay.| Work on the subways across Mission street, near St. Mary's College, and at Sickles and San Jose avenues, where the new line will cross the Southern Pacific, is progressing rapidly and as soon as this is completed the company purposes putting a large gang of men at work constructing the foundation for its big depot, which is to cover half | Twelfth, Mission and Market streets. Track laying between Spring Valley miles, has been finished and the grad- ing of the new line in the vicinity of Halfmoon Bay is being hastened. The original contract called for the comple- tion of the construction work within twelve months of its commencement, but the fire interrupted the plans of the contractors, who have been allowed ad- ditional time in whlch to fulfill their obligations. —_— CAPTAIN BROWN’S APPEAL BRINGS HIM SCORCHING Instead of Mitigation of Punishment the Skipper Is Grilled by Supervising Inspector Bermingham. Captain George W. Brown of the City of Para obtained something hotter than cold comfort as the result of his appeal t» United States Supervising Inspector John Bermingham from the judgment of Local Inspectors Molles and Bulges suspending his license for ninety days for running his vessel upon a shoal near Point Ano Nuevo on July 10. Captain Bermingham denied the ap- peal and read Captain Brown a severe lecture. 'The supervising inspector said that Captain Brown should have taken soundings “half an hour before he rubbed sides with the rocks of Point Ano Nuevo, but it is the old and oft- repeated story: ‘The mate was just getting the sounding machine ready when she touched bottom.” ™ Captain Bermingham continued by re- verting to the loss of the Pacific Mail steamship Colombia July 13, 1896, ten years previous almost to a day, near Pigeon Point, five miles northwest of Point Ano Nuevo, and added that that Gigsaster should suffice as a warning for all time for navigators to obtain sound- ings In that vicinity after crossing Monterey Bay in a fog. OUTDOOR ART LEAGUE SAYS CITY NEEDS MORE LIBRARIES Members Decide to Assist in the Work of Protecting tne Calaveras Big Trees. The Qutdoor Art League of the Call- fornia Club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Margaret May on Fell street and a number of guestions of in- terest were discussed. A request {s to be made to the trustees of the Public Library for information as to the $730,- 000 offered to the city some time since by Carnegile for a library. There seems to be some question as to whether the fund was accepted and if it was the league will request that it be used at once, as there is great need of libraries in the city now. Vigorous action is to be taken by these clubwomm for the preservation of the Calaveras Big Trees, Next month the members of the league, instead of going on a picnic, as is their custom each month, will go for a trip on the sightseeing car that traverses the city. On Saturday, August 18, Mrs. Lovell ‘White will entertain the members at a luncheon at her home in Mill Valley. Heary J. Mthligc. g‘m“‘ "' nuxn.r. '"n'x‘nn. G. IACCHERI & CO. . VALENTE, MARINI & CO. UNDERT! (Masontc Cemetery Assoclation) Ofice, 1154 OFarrelt ¥t Weekly Call, $1 per Year | tirely 11 NEEDSMOREMONEY FOR BOULEVARD. City Engin;r Will" Ask Automobile Owners to Contribute to Fund COST OF PROJECT The Board of Public Works heid a speclal meeting yesterday, at which City Engineer Woodward stated that his revised plans for the automobile boulevard proposed to be built from Ocean avenue, near Corbett road, to the county line showed a cost estimat: of $21,000. The Board of Supervisors has ap- propriated but $17,000 to construct the boulevard, and the balance must Ye made up if the improvement .s %o be carried out. The Board of Works ex- pressed a disinciination to ask the Board of Supervisors for the additional sSum required. It was finally decided to instruct Woodward to communicate with R. P Schwerin, who was one of the original promoters of the boulevard, with & view to securing the $4000 from auto mobile enthuslasts. The latter have already contributed a considerable sum f money to the boulevard, which be- gins. at the county lne and runs through San Mateo. It is belleved that no trouble wul be experienced in collecting the needed funds from automobile owners, as the oulevard will be utilized almost en- by them. It will be forty-five feet wide. If the necessary funds are forthcoming it will be ready for traffic in a short time. —_— | PROPERTY OWNERS WROTH AT THE UNITED RAILROADS Halght Strect Residents Say Corpora- tion Has Toru Up Tracks and Mutilated the Street. The members of the Haight Street Improvement Club gathered at an in- dignation meeting last night to protest against the action of the United Rail- roads in tearing up their street near the park. They claim the corporation has made no attempt to clean the street and unless something is done in a hurry they propose to invoke the aid of the law. Some weeks ago, according to the members of the club, the United Rail- roads began tearing up its tracks on Haight street, between Baker and Stanyan. For some reason or another this work was abandoned, even before the strike of the laborers, and since hen, according to the property owners, the rocks, debris and rubblish has been left on the sidewalks. In their resolutions adopted last night, the property owners favor the stand taken by the workmen in their demand for more wages. The citizens are of the opinion that these men can- not support themselves on their pres- ent earnings and belleve the United Railroads should accede to their de- mands. After the indignation meeting, the members of the club discussed ways and means for lighting and improving other ways. Business is brisk in that section of the city and the merchants are about to form an association to beautify the street and improve facili- | ties so that the shoppers will not long | for the downtown hou: —_— Skating Rink Company. Ye Olde English Rink Company filed articles of incorporation yesterday with a capital stock of $50,000, of which $28,000 has been paid in. W. A. Jones T. Glenge: W. Richardson, A. H. McNulty and A. P. Koelber are among the shareholders. For LOS ANGELES, SAN DIEGO, SANTA BARBARA SANTA ROSA. Every Sunday, 10 a. m. STATE OF CAL. “Every Thursday, 10 & m. FORSEATTLE,TACOMA, VICTORIA, B. C. Puget Sound & Alaskan Ports ey ugust 10, 25, 11 a. m. For E UREKA (Humboldt Bay) BT A R R RinLE For GUAYMAS, MAZATLAN LA PAZ, ENSENADA, SAN’ JOSE DEL CABO, ALTATA ~August 11, 10 a. m. CURACA! g.lte-—lnehda nl lld u-:.. ‘glCKl'!‘ AND FREI Francisco. OCEANIC S.5. C0. HONOLULU only—S. S. Alameda salls 11 a. m. August 1. Round trip, first class, $125. SYDNEY, AUCKLAND, SAMOA, HONO- LULU—S. S. Ventura sails 2 p. m. August 23. TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS—S. S. Mariposa sails 11 a. m. Sept. 11. First-class round trip $125. J. D. SPRECKELS & BROS. CO., General Agents, Pier No. 7, foot Pacific st., San Francisco. Phone West 1273, Oakland office, 1188 Broadway. Phone Oakland 8818. Toyo Kisen Kaisha (Orlental 8. 8. 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Hayward, Niles Reno Passenger—Port Costa. b micia, Suisun, Elmira. Dig i pah. Goldfield and Kesler___. Vlllalo Cmcd:e’u llnd Way Sta Onnn and California Express— Sacramento, !l.l.r;“xlle. Red. ding, Portland, t Sound and East — 55 COAST LINE | &F(Third and Townsend Streets) the upper portion of Haight street in| ——— o oot and Townsend Streem) ___ 610 .30 Ban Jose and Way Station: FF Wiy 55 BS i Stockion, aterced (direct mnection for !oumlu Val- "‘*:z_ mh-l. d l t: olm’l-rn Rallway. h?.l;:"n?t’os?o:l Fresno and termediate I.—Ov ress AR e s etlco' llll Bro“-. " REE Plzl ave., tnd. N .'% snm". ?:l R. R. tralns ve Merced for Yosemite Vgn‘y ac :30 A. M. and 2:00 P. M. every NORTHS SHORE RAILROAD |y n. m.; 13: Joas, ;‘{"A" B2 o 20