The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 16, 1906, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, AGGUST 16, 1006. W—-%m CITY REAL LOST AND FOUND. | ESTATE. | Bt ILDING NEAR GLEN SEPTEMBER m 1, 1908 clock P, ON THE PROPERTY. ero-street cars and get Iy to BSEN & ©O., mery street. rary buildings, N. 0x120; W. Folsom., Gate ave. v real estate: leases; | PARK | | | | 1w uv'n» Sewing Machine Co. near | LOST—A passbook with the Hibernia Savings and Loan Soclef name of JAMES RATIGAN, No. 304-1044. The finder will please return to bank. Un- less same Is returned within five days a new book will be fssued to the applicant. LOST—Cluster dismond pin, Monday, August 13, neighborbood Van Ness ave.: gift of deceased mother: liberal reward. MRS. LARRABEE, 769 Jefferson st., Oskland. LOST—Gold knife, 4 blades, engraved E. J. B. on one side and The Family, Nov. 20, "05, the reverse: liberal reward to finder. E. J. BOWES, 1401 Van Ness ave. LOST—Small black walnut box, containing pump ackers. Return to National Bridge Company and receive reward. LOST—Lady’s watch; int. T. C. Return to ISAAC UPHAM CO., Seventeenth and Folsom. LONT_Ergiieh esetter dog; white. with black spots; reward. C. NAUMAN, 9 East st. WANTED—Old gold and silver for manufactur- ing. Oal. Watch Case Co.. 8§03 O'Farrell st. HORSES AND WAGONS, of San Francisco in the| PERSONALS. M WHITNEY, Eleua call at 712 Golden Gate ave. A. E. B MRS. SILVA, tomerly 215% Mason st., please give address 7 Tremont ave. R. 8. R. GA!! has l.lwved to 120 Plerce st., formerly 1410 Leavenwort! BUSINESS PERSONALS, RENEW YOUR LAND TITLI S DO _IT NOW THE TITLE RENEWING COMPANY of San Francisco 1s now pre 10 re-establish your e to eity lots; ws at lenst. 3 months will be required. fle your application at once. Of: fice, 521 Fillmore st. PILES, FISTULA, ete., prime factors in con- stipation, nervots, kidney, bladder and heart troubles, cured to stay cured, witbout knife, danger or bindi 5%°5 "RISNER 3. D, orace vestigate. THOS. LB, (formerly Columbian bldg.), 2001 Fiilmore st. DR. 7. H. SHIRLEY & ON. ANCER SPEO[ALISTS. Yiraity SOt BOAMO] DecHR 17 Sacra. mento; Dow permanently located at 693 Fell st., San Francisco. A FINE team of small black horses, 6 and 7 years old, perfectly sound, for sale or trade. Apply Grubb Real Estate Co., 1224 Frultvale ave., Fruitvale, Cal. IHE Marvelons Vibrator cures all lchu lnd pains, stomach troubles, rhenmatis Fice 58 und $0; tnvestigite. - AMBRICAN it RATOR CO.. agent, 3305 Twenty-fourth st. HARNESS, collars, whips, saddles, blankets, Iobes W._DAVIS & SON. 2020 Howard ut, SEWING HACHINES. SINGER SEWING MACHINES, Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines; needles, jes for both sold only by EthG- or 1156 5 szwntg MACHINE CO. family use Valencia st., §. land, Cal. Machines for manufacturers’ use &t 1056 Wasbington st., Oakland, Cal. Central Aleu(‘y for Pacific Coast, 465 Twelfth st., Oak- land, Cal. Machines , new location Van ss ave. and Market st. S. F. Buy the i e; best machine on earth; special prices to refugees. Oakland office, 470 Eleventh st. R snd Wheeler & Wilson sewing ma- for shopping district. 1537 Steiner; new and 2d-hand machines: rented, repaired. SINGER store, Wheeler & Wilson and Singer ma- chines, needles, ete. A. C. BROWN, 351 Me- Allister st., bet. Larkin and Polk. SINGER, Wheeler & Wilson store permanently Jo- rents collected: insur |~ cated 2507 Market st., nr. 16th: supplies: ma- e. Lis v with us. 618 G. G. ave. | chines rented, repaired. Phone Special 1177. A XY BUILDINGS | NATIONAL _sutomatic White, Singer. other BY CONTRACT. | 'makes, rented, repaired. etc. 1. S. COHEN’'S CONSTRUCTION COMPAXY, SONS, phone West 5761, 1616 O'Farrell st. DING or st 500 each. Owner, ave. near Clement artments or busi ess box 1636, Call 948 Hampshire st Bust BOODY & OO, estate; The Weekly TO LEASE. N side also 35 to Ash ave erkin and Polk; mproved N line of Mission st.. 301 ~ feet on Mission by 165 feet L 50xi00. Howard st., bet. First and Seott. West 1339, ma st lejo, cor. ATUSTIN Away nt Tarze a ‘water size of zed sireets FOR HOME. S, OAKLAND, e block from g direct to perma- feet E | 1. I3 | € et from 1| | STANDARD Sewing | HANDSOME OFFIC! W. SCOTT, formerly 1515 Polk st.. now Clement st.; Singer, Wheeler & Wilson and other machines; renting. Phone Pacific 38. NEW Home sewing machine ready for business; new store, 1569 Pine st., near Van Ness ave. C. C. BARRE, retailer. ape 1, nesr’ Fillmore; Domestic 8. M. Co., 1658 O'Far- T mail orders will have attent! Machine 1618 West 5761 GER and Wheeler & Wilton; formerly 231 qm» y 8: tel Agency, O'Farrell st. Phone | MERCER-FRASER CONSTRUCTION CO. Pile Foundations- ——House Building ng and Repairing_—Wrecking and Bigging Wharf and Bridge Building. fission st., San Francisco. st., Eureks, Cal. TORES TO LET. ROOM TO RENT. ed, centrally located. MIDWAY OFFICE BLDG., 771 MARKET ST. Apply on premises or THOMAS MAGEE & SONS, 5 MONTGOMERY ST. 1442 O'FARRELL ST. Siogle or connecting: suitable for lawyers, doctors, dentists or for business purposes. Ap- at CASTLE BROTHERS', 1443 O'Farrell. p front, unfurnished rooms for of- | one single. 1643. Fillmore st. hard fiolshed, with all 1920 O'Farrell st. THREE_fine, fices: onme suite, TO Jet—Large basement, conveniences; reasonsble. BUSH 120 teet 1662—3 immense fiats and 1 store, 30x euitable for Indjes' tatlor. ete. C. H. REENSTROM, tallor and Importer; tem- at 2415 Fillmore st. until old quarters ] Savings Bank bldg. are ready for occupancy; new stock arrived from London. LYONS, CHAS., the London Tallor, now located at 1432 Fillmore st., ar. Bllfs; branch at 908 Broadway, Oakland. Suits to order for $§18 and up; trousers to order from $5 and up. RAG carpets wove to order and for sale; also chenille-wove rugs, silk portieres; dealer in car- et twine. in hank or chain, at lowest rates. EO. MATTHEWS,.700 Fifth st.. Oakland. WIGS, toupees, front pleces, hair colorln(. hlh' dressing, shampooing, manicuring. ERER, 2271 California st., wr. Weblkr' fnr» meriy ‘at 128 Btockton st. Estal A—FEDER, ladies’ tatlor llamurly 888 s“t!er just opened 2119 Bush st., near Fillmore; guaranteed. FRANK P. BURGESS, widely known as the In- dian Doctor, formerly of 941 Howard st., is permanently located at 2476 Howard st. G. M. POSTIGLIONE, merchant tatlor, Toggery bldg., 890 Ellis at, room 11, cor. Van Ness ave.; new stock of imported woolens. MRS. A. M. BLKINS of D'Orlan desires house appointments for scalp. facial. chiropody work. 1611 Green st.; tel. t 6340. RAZORS honed. 25c; keen edge tools And instru- ments of all kinds repaired. 1835 Fillmore above Suttery BULLETIN describing reinforced concrete sent upon request. Address FRANK B. GILBRETH, 604 Mission st. GLOVES to order: C. Limousin of Danicheff. for- merly r. 45, Phelan bldg., resumes business 1611° O'Farrell st.: §:30 to 2D-HAND shoes bought, sold. exchanasd; repair- Send postal H. B. VANN, 1885A Sutter. OOLE'S Detective Agency—Individual, law and corporation work solicited. 802 McAllister st. SIMPSON & FISHER bave removed their office to 202 California st:; phone Temporary 1011. BLOCH'S bair store, formerly Post, nr. Grant ave., resumed business. 1348 VanNess,nr.Bush. MME, BAUMARD. the corset-maker, removed to 2186 Sutter K. O. LEVY'S loan office, 1100 Fillmore: money advanced on diamonds, jewelry;: repairing done. LE_MODELE cut to measure patterns, rormcrly 152 Geary, now 1515 Bush. noar Van Ness. LIFE policies bought or Joans made. CLARK & ©0.. 1008 Fourth st.. Sacramento. | NEUHAUS & CO., tallors, 1618 Ellis st.. ne Fillmore: onr specialty. $20 suits to order. BECKER VELLEROI, Halr Restorative, 317 Devisadero st.; formerly of 1077 Post st. J. R. JENKEL, jeweler and onticlan. now at 140 ss ave., oon. Cordes building. L. FUR! G. BARE, furrier. formerly Lachman & Co., now located’ 1516 Bush st., cor Van Ness ave. upstairs. GASSNEE, the furrler, formerly 110 Kearny st now 1524 Bush st., adjolning I. Magnin & Co. LOFSTAD & EVANS (Inc.), furriers, now located at 1652 California st.. below Van Ness. TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. ALEXANDER & CO., typewriters; all makes cented, including Beith Bremler: desks, chalre te.: ask for prices on partly used machin ALEXANDER & CO., 1! Nimore West 6288. STEARNS’ Visible Typewriter, the only visible with decimal tabulator; also 2d-hand, all makes; rentals and repairs. The Ty to- rium, 1724 Fillmore st. > phone HOTELS AND APARTMENTS. HOTEL AUDUBON. 928 ELLIS STREET. TOURISTS' TRADE SOLICITED. A1l _modern couveniences: only one-haif block from Van Ness ave.; sampie £ooms. HOTEL Belvedere—First-class accommodations; 30 minntes from San Francisco: reduced rates | since the fire. MRS. A. T. MOORE, prop. and SCOTT, 1811 Fillmore st., phone Columbia Visible: chairs. ribbons, carbon; expert rej Toin, Bttty emler. $3¢ desk, $7. THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 1011 Golden Gate ave., kinds of typewrite: and supplies. PA‘;}F!C Typewriter Co.—Sun Visible, is now at with a full stock of all 't regular prices. Rentals $40 sha SE. corner Fillmore and Bush: 24 floor. RUPTURE CURED. rooms, bath; modern; nfurnished if ~required: ¥, Mill Valler. or 31 Ap- praiser’s building, S. F.; phone Custom-house Local 19, PIERCE - Electric Co., trusses, belts, etc., now located NW. cor. Central ave. and Chestnut #t.. Alameda. Csll nr write. STORAGE AND MOVING VANS, 51 De- to 2332 MODERN house. 12 rooms and bath: visadero st., mear Jackson: will fit bout suit tenant VON RHEIN R. E. Pine st. Phone West 14 VERY swell apartment. 7 rent $S5. Tel. West 3t rooms and 2 baths; WILSON BROS. CO., Imc.—Moving and storage. Cor. Fourteenth and Sanchez sts., 1 block from Market and Fillmore st. cars. Phone Park 271. SIGNAL TRANSFER AND STORAGE 00., 1731 Lombard _ st., phone West 3086—Moving,packing and shipping; new warehouses: private rooms. > who desires a wk at this at once. E & CO. nished ny, T00m 03 Van Ness ave., eres of Jand; new house end furniture: good wire " forest; well; watered by scated in Southern Hum- a bargain. Address J. N t Seventeenth st., Oakland. or will exchange $4000. M. W. EL- end for catalogue. C. Ty 1606 O'Farrel] st. VALLEY REAL ESTATE. MILL ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE. countrs_residence pear Ross Sta. grounds; §22.500. r the magnificent country ty of M Martin: $6000. Ve have n_splen: for & summer home, ining about 13 acres; from 40 to 50 Fient reAwoods on this plece; situste less minutes from Ross Station; $2000. CROKER & C0., San Anselmo. ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE. e H. J. MEARTE 1600 SEVENTI ST.. Ok, LINCOLN AVE., ALAMEDA. —_— e SAN BRUNO r,uu{ REAL ESTATE. MENSLY \ -.x ) EN CO., White Garage bidg. and Market—Offer cholee sites monthly installments; all ested 1o communicate st ¢ st above sddress. GLASS AND GLAZING. 400 Glaring—Leave yonr orders and G recelve prompt stiention. Gmfll CU., 616521 Golden Gate ave., near Van Ness. e —————— e e | FLATS TO LET—FURNISHED. FINE modern flat. furnished; 5 rooms and bath; piann. 1020 O'Farrell at. & 1 to 8 p. m. ADVANCE Storage Co—Storage. packing. mos- #hipping. GEO. OM ' CO., 637 Turk TRUSSES. ROOMS FOR HOI'SEKEEPING. 2381—3 furnished rooms. $25; 2 reapectable: adults only. HOWARD, furnished. $18: guiet TRUSSES, bandages, elastic WEDEKIND. 2008 Sutter st.. R. HOPPE, 1515 Bush, nr. Van Ness—Orthopedic app.: foot plates, elastic stockings, bandages. hostery. F. P, vear Fillmore. ROOMS TO LET. FURNISHED ROOY ] OUSE. Three-story brick buflding: 48 East st., corner Mission: now open for business. BRODERICK, 720, near car line—Three fur- nisbed rooms; gentlemen only; references; call evenings, Saturday or Sunday. supporters, belts, batteries. Clark- Tross C0..1220 G. G. ave.. nr.Filimore. BUILDERS. JENSEN & HOOPER, carpenters and buliders and_millwrights. 1006 Valencin st. BUILDING PROMOTER. BUENA VISTABAVE., 8, cor. Haight and Baker ~—Bright, sunfly, well furnished rooms; 2 lines of cars; only,2 blocks from Devisadero st. BUSH, 2093, cor. Broderick—Large front parlor; use of bath; one or two gentlemen; reference. HOWARD, 1015, near Fifteenth—Furnished front room, suitable for 2, in private family. RICH, 240—Rooms to let, and bn:m hv the day, week or month. MRS. B. DURA FELL, 1025, opp. Park Panhandle—Furnished room to rent in modern, sunny flat. “HOME Builder”—Write to 8040 Fillmore st.; how to save 25 per cent on your buildings. JEWELERS. KEYSTONE J 607 Laguna—Old gold and diamonds bolllht. Frmnerlv 43 Kearny st. NURSES. -CLAS! d_midwife in confine- ‘;ms’flu. ‘S“I.lnru' ;n Davis, 2543 Post st. CHURCH, .1043—Furnished room for one or two gentiemen. CALIFORNIA, 2437, inr. Fillmore—Furnished rooms to let in a prizate family. PHOTO SUPPLIES. CYKO—The best gaslight devel: rades. FINE Anlil“‘h 1814 3 all ifwore st GEBARY, 1622 13 blocks from Fillmore, near Websfer—Elégant newly furn. rms.; transient. MCALLISTER, 1630—Lagee sunny room; furnish- VETERINARY HOSPITALS. IRA BARKER bu.zuzL vl(erlnll’.' E;nmx. 603 ___——==.___———— ed: phone; use of bath; $14. Golden Gate ave.: tel T?thlZTH 4522—Bunny. furnished rooms; PROPOSALS. §20 FOR good furniture for 2; all ner month. “Address 2024 California st ROOMS AND BOARD, ; rent $8 basement. NICE muuny soom with good board in private family. 1 Twenty-second st. WINDOW SHADES. ADVANCE window shade factors: orders filled at_sbort notice. GEO. WALCOAM. 637 Turk st. REDEMPTION OF ll)lnl. hOTlCE OF REDEMPTION OF nm MORT- GAGE 6 PER CENT SINKING F!}\D TWENTY-YEAR GOLD BONDS OF THI BOCA AND LOYALTON RAILROAD cou- PANY. NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN that on ist day of October, 1008, forty-six {40, of the first mortgage six (6) per cent sinking func ty (20) year gold bonds of and secured by Deed ‘rul the same date, n-de by the Boca Loyalton Rallroatl = 10 the Mercan- O et Comphay oF B Wrenciace hi Trustee, being fiftr-four (54) inclusive, will ed '?Z oF the offics. ot eaid Mercantiie Tross of San isco, No. 464 California btrect, Ban Francisco. California, by the pay. incipal of said bonds, and all interest due thereon on “aid 18t day of October, 1906, togetber 'm‘ & premium of ten 10) per cent uru the rincipal of sald bonds and each o id numbered nine () to lrv.y -four m) inclusive, and each of them, are, in aceord- o e R Ry R B bonds. :nd deed t:‘:w« ot | heceby omfm'"" ”w yment upon said 1s 3 oal .,.2."" Honds, ench tmm :'1‘1 lthr said d-u. u!:ncn"nu; fl ¢ SOUPANT OF SaN Bt ». n. 5. BIBEOUT, i 1 X, Tran Ottoots NOTICE %o _contractors.—O: State Harbor Commissione Ferry House, San Francisco, Cal., A 1900. —Seal of the Board of Unton Depot, &nd it i Bt "or prar T 2% t this office at or lor to o'¢locl o Y, August 23, 1908, for ishi mnumu and cmtncun{hl '.t.d e water and s propared U ‘therefor r by the &alew&'flr‘e& the ra 1306 and on 8o in this office o whith wpe T aliatete T Maeky A 1o be used In the work consis quantities of yellow fir lumber, wrought ron, sic, all of the best quality specied and 2"Higla examination. " No bid will be ncm.a unless 1t is made on a blank form is office and 1s mccompanied B it otk tee Y6 () per cent of the amount of the bld, payable to e order of ‘the secrotary of the bou S povasl hlmr Tt he :{m within six 6) days a ce bid enter tato @ -mm “contract to-ao sid ‘work aceoraing e plans and specidca- Swpared thesat: ah execute uanfl-ltnnumu-wmnamu the board may The materlals retary at the office of the secretard n or to 2:15 o'clock p. m. on Thursday, m, mpuumhmwmh 1906, at which e board reserves th it to reject u w. 1 doemed for tho Dest 1ntereets of ths deen are lnvlhd to bo it lt llu °rd" of the bids. “l‘ll. HENR 1. "CROOKE h . D. NOI‘K'DN. chief engineer. JOHN M. FOY, | When a married man tells a woman his troubles with his wife it is time for her to run up a six-foot fence be- tween them; getting on dangerous ground. PG 4 IS MARRIAGE _ LICENSES. | The following marrisge licenses were issued yesterday: e o Giovann! Babel.\o. 3‘. Lay , Greenllef, Wis., and Beile Brady, cxxlt'y 127 Diamond st., and 30, 277 Anderson st., and Huma D. :‘gvm-“rfh‘m. 713 ;’nn ave. . rles W. Robinson e, Emme Boss, 21, 2163 Howard. st. T OAKLAND, Aug. w.-—m following m,fl,,. lcenses were issued today: Alfred ber, 22, Alameda, and Alexina H. Wells, g\mmsh 19, Oakland. Jossph Gonzales, 27 omua, and Clara Fos- ter, 24, Los Angel and Clarence . Dunbs Violet Saleide, 18, ‘Ef“‘ Bnhlw, and Albing Sodersren, 28, Berkeley. Charles Petersen, Thomas B. Oskley, and ®Orble L. Archer, 50, Petaluma. Bl C. Hunt, 37, Pinole, and Bertha Cook, Galina, 10, Sn e Besomon, 55, Oakiand, esd Julls Je. O Rchart 3 Morcison, 30, Oakland, and N char ort X ot- tie 4. Smlth 20, oni 21, San Franeisco, and Bertha K. Glondy Oukiand. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Birth, marriage and de e mail will not be fnserted. by must b b. .,".,,42 be ‘{:d" elt_hle{h&:g the lm“'d o orsed e name ( authorized to bave the same published. Notioas restrictod elmply to the snnouncement of the Svast: are: published cnad) in this column free of. charge. BIRTHS, BERGK—In Fruitvale, GlL Aflmt 12, 1906, to the wife of A. Bergk, HILMER—In South Butohy, Cl.l-. August 15, 1906, to the wife of Rev. Heory Hilmer, a daughter. STODDARD—In Berkeley, Cal, August 1906, to the wife of Harrv y foddard, a daughfer. DEATHS. Adams, John Prudds Ad!ll ket Clarke: Bawia 15 Randall, i ‘lf 'sg Corey, Delia A. Randall,’ Wul‘.lm Dean,’ Antliony, 31 . ‘Eate ‘ Drown, " Virginla gm'mm. Jose, Hutchinson, R. L.. Runyan. Kencner Wm. Knief, John H Tilden, 'H Larosas, Adolph, 23 Weber, Lyon, Mary Wells,' Don Pearson, Frank J., 19 Womn. ADAMS—In Chico, Cal., 4 August 14, 1006, John H., Dbeloved husband of Margaret Adams, father of May, Lawrence and Francis Adams, apd, brother of Mre Jobn Fiunigan, ‘s’ pative of Irelan member of Journeyman Horse- shoers’, Union, local No. 25 2 riends agd acquaintances are. respectfull invited to attend the funeral tomon m'(m! day), August 17, at 8:30 a. the atlors of Samuel McFadden & Con 1070 al-ht street, near Baker, thence fo St. Paul's Church, where a requiem high ‘mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, at 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Gron Cemetery. CLARKE—In this city, August 15, 1008, at bis residence, 507 Cole street, David, beloved husband of Georgle Wilson Clarke, of " Willlam Randall Clarke and Mrs. s C. Anderson, a native of Ireland, aged 76 years and 4 months. Interment strictly privatg, COREY—In Avalon, Santa Cataline Island, Au- gust 13, 1906, Deila A., widow of J. L. Gorey, and mother of J. ConE of Los Angeles, arrie R:fil of Helen J. Corey lnd “Mrs. Avalon and Mrs. F. Bowie of San Francisco. DEAN—In the Qity and County Hospital, An- 15, ‘1600, ‘Antbony Dean, & Rative of E“llloml‘. aged 31 years. DROWN-——In Santa Barbara, us! 2800 Virginita Drown, Inlond wlh 75 Drown, mother of Archer C., Willard N. lnd Virginta Newell Drown aud Mrs. Bernie Boardman, and dll%hm of the late Bimon Culien of Richmond, a., a native of Rich- wond, Va. (Rictmood, Va., and Rhode Igiand nlEe" please copy.) ‘uneral and foterment private. HOTCHINSON—In this city, August 13, 2000, vert L. Hutchinson, & mative of Sad B e By e A mewber of Sin Francisco Aerle No. E. Triends a0d acqualatanees ave respectfully invited, to attend. the funeral ioday (Thurs. ay. gust at 2 m., from the lors rter & White, 1531 Golden Gute Wuc. corner Seott streef. Funeral under the o ices of Ban-Prancisco Aerfe No. 5. ¥. 0. E. nterment Wi Onnoury & KETSCHER—In' Ozkland, Cal., 15, 1908, William C., beloved son of Gul‘h' and Caroline Ketscher, brother of Alice and Alvina Ketscher and nephew of Herman Hesse of uounfu-n. & mative of Oskland, Cal, aged months and 15 da; 5 R 3 e aintances are Friends and ac favited to attend the funeral nervices (Friday) afternoon, st 17, ‘at 2 o'clock, at his late home, m nlon street, Oakland. Interment Monntain View Cemetery. KNIEF—In this city, August 14, 1808, T Henr}v Knilef, beloved husband of l‘ln-n‘t’gl i‘xfl?i: -ndmx:,ms: o l?un' Henry and Annle a ve of lanover, Germany, 10Frfuds 7 months and 25 N T riends and acquaintances ‘are resp invited to attend the funeral tonun'o;c t?!"‘r’l’- day), August 17, 2 o'cloek p. from the funeral parlors of the H. F. Maash Com Pany. 1335 Golden Gate avenue. Interment 04d 'Fellows’ Cemetery. LAROSAS—-ln '.he O August 1 Mexico, LYNN (nee Ad.lml)—ln this 'ty, August 15, 1006, Mary, dearly beloved wits 5t Lynn, and "devoted mother of Jobnny, James “and Charles Lynn and Mrs. T. A. Casserly, tive of Ireland. A member of Ml-lon Elv. No. 18, Ladies of the Maccabees. (Brooklyn, N. Y., papers please COpY.. Friend! and acquaintances are respectfull; the fune: and- County . Hospital, A ph Larosas, a mtlge of Hl tomorrow (M\'\ August 11 at 8:45 . h’omml;e pariors of J. C. O'Connor & 062 Fulton street, thence to St. John's Church, where a solemn requiem high mass will be”colebrated for the repose of her sonl, at 9:30 a. m. Inter- ment Holy Cross Cemetery PEARSON—In this eity, August 15, 1006, Frank J2a7ounEeat and beloved son of the late W. M. aiid_X. Pearson, and devoted brother of W., W. A N. A Pearson and Mrs. 5 Tl s 3200 of Hap Francjsco, Cal., aged 19 years 7 months and 28 days. Remalng at the residence of his sister, Mrs. H. J. Sierck, 3220 Folsom street. Inter- ment private. PRUDDEN~—In this_elty, August 5. ‘Ann, beloved wite oF ‘the. mate B rageia and mother of John N., b Prud- den and Mrs. A, Gl native of New York State, aged 78 years 11 months and 22 aaye s rierds_and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomnng:f o day), August 17, at 1 o'clock p. the mortuary chipel of dhe Golden Gate U dertaking Company, 2475 Mission street, near Twenty-first, thence by electric funeral , from corver’ of Thirtleth street and San Jose avenue at 1:45 a. m. to Cypress Lawn Cem- etery for interment. BANDALL--In Cumberland uul. R & Tuly 12 e ornfa many. r-u- s Fesldent 5 Francisco, aged 68 v B RANDALL—In the County Hospital, August 15, 1008 wffu.n. Bumfl. a native of New York, aged 0] REGAN—In this ecity, 14, 1006, dnrly mma sister d{"fi‘m Regan, a nx.:xtv.. of_County Drgoumary, lisieod: Friends intances are respectful; invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Frl- day). August 17, st nmt-.eflm ; the pariors of Eirects Shance fo BE Maty % Cathetra, “whome a requiem mass will be cohbt-ud for the re. sou of her soul, at ® &. m. Interment Holy ross Cemetery. ROECKEL—In this clé’, Awut 606, Fo- seph_Roeckel, beloved ht m‘ sen-Roeckel, and beloved flthu' o¢ Nrs: Hom: ilton Smith, Maria ario Roeckel, a na- tive of Paris, RUNYAN—In this eity, At 16 IDN Annie May, beloved wife of n, Charics ‘snd” Oneries s Bative u¢ ‘Sug 1-‘ar-nmca. Cal., aged 29 years m-u. !3 Frlemu and acquaintances are 1nvited fo stend. the manl today 114 day), August 10‘ -c 2 oeluk & m., from m. funeral parlors of Bunker & it, 2066 Mis- -lo‘l:d '53"1 Mt; P .g . ‘J”n‘ln ronty- ssion Mason] ) term. Greenlawn Cemetery. g o SIEBERST—In this city, Awfl 18, h«r T L W0 ] elsco, m e p:fun 9.0 OOt R, M the Fulton etree TILDEN—1n e, dity, Hoper S i A e e a yeats 3 monih dna uc.l'a":’m. e u-mlov}:wm, 'm'. "Wu M s idn"c! A tavited to m-u’ Uihe M-l"'w e fioin g0y peaes |, B ¥ '-éingx.i. """‘“’*"%W%“E and brother of Mrs. Mltti. Ecks, a olters, and native of Germany, aged 67 ¥ ‘months and 28 mAmnurofo:.:tm e No. m'nr. A. M., and Keystone Lodge, hrne:‘-:‘ and intan respecttully acquaintances are tavited, o s today Trnars. day), A t 1 at 1 o'clock p. from his late residen -n( n.men "thence to Albert 1859 Geary street, o N near. Fillmore, at o5 oretock p. m., where ser. vices will be held under 1he” suxpices of kett Sadps T8 F. and A. M. Inter- ment 1. 0. O. F. Cemetery. CARD OF THANKS. ‘We desire to thank our many friends who 50 many evidences of heartfelt and com- fi?m. sym-athy in the loss of our daughter, l('B- and MRS. WM. T. MeDO:dOlGH ily. ' SERVEAU BROS. 2110 FILLMORE ST. Phone West 590. FLORISTS Specialty of Funeral Desi, Prompt Attention to Mail an Orders. Phono CYRUS 8. WRIGHT. GEO. H. CLARK. A. P. BOOTH. HAROLD L. WRIGHT. ‘N. GRAY & CO. UNDERTAKERS. 2198 GEARY ST., Cor. Devisadero. Telephone West 4707. J. C. 0’Connor & Co. Funeral Directors 1062 Fulton St., Bet. Pierce and Steiner Telephone, West 1236. Halsted & Co. Undertakers and Embalmers, 924 FILLMORE STREET, NEAR McALLISTER. Phone Park 550. P. F. GREEN & CO., FUNERAL DIRECTORS, NE. cor. Sixteenth and Guerrero sts. Formerly of McFadden, McBrearty & Green. Telephone Special 1567. BUNKER & LUNT, Funeral Directors, 2666 Mission St., Mission Masonic Temple. Building and stock uninjured. Every '"’""{ for doing business. Telephone UNION FLORIST | (Formerly 25 Fourth Street.) 2517 MISSION, Between 21st and 22 .Streets. FUNERAL WORK A SPECIALTY—LOWEST PRICES. CRAIG, COCHRAN & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 1169 Valencia st., near 23d st. Telephone Special 151. FRANK & PARODI CO. FLORISTS AND DECORATORS. 1216 McALLISTER NEAR FILLMORE. PHONE PARK 794. THEODOR DIERKS & CO, Undertakers, 900 Devisndero St., cor. McAlllster. Telephone West 4304, MONOHAN & (0. Funeral Directors and Embalmers Ofice 1311 Guerrero, Near 25th. D. . KENNY & CO. UNDERTAKERS 1719 Eddy St, near Scott. Phone West 2645. McGINN BROTHERS UNDERTAKERS Have resumed business at 182G Eddy st., Scott and Devisadero sts. Phone West G469. UNITED UNDERTAKERS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 2608 HOWARD ST , Nr. 22d. _Phone Special 276 H. P. PETERSEN Funeral Director and Embalmer, 1940 and 1942 Post street, between Filimore and Stelner. Ele- gant residence funeral pariors. Persosal secvices under ull conditions. Phone West 6335. bet. G. SELLINGER. H. METZLER. METZLER’S UNDERTAKING COMPANY 1892 Folsem st., bet. 1th and 15th. PHONE SPECIAL 166, CHARLES 'H. J. TRUMAN FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1009 MISSION STREET, Let 15th and 10th. Teleplone, Spectal 108. Henry ). Gallagher Undertaking Co. 1314 WEBSTER st., bnb!:llu and O'Farfell sts. Telej West 3925, NIEL P. DONOVAN, President ‘and Manager. G. IACCHERI & CO., mm‘l‘ufims AND, EMBAL\!EB!. gl“ls:m m have o nod Wmn at l"fi’l'. e, hone Specinl YOUNG AMERICAN FLORISTS. SAIA & C FLORISTS AND DECORATORS. Special Attention leslrad to Wedding and Funeral 8008 MISSION ST., NEAR TWENTY-SIXTH. Phone Special 1401. Formerly 63 Fourth st. CAREW & ENGLISH meen A CEARY SERERES Phome West 2604. California Undertaking Co. 3 Post resumed business at EoR SN ST Dhone West 1331 PHONE SPECIAL 132. Gantner Bros. oo m'chmn and _Sanchez. McAVOY O'HARA & CO. anen! mt at flah?erm T., B.Lylilh and 17th. i“.l. Special 154. VALENTB. MARINI & CO. unmslox mm Near Thirtieth. Tel. Special 283 WOODLAWN CEMETERY San Mateo Co. (Masonic Cemetery Assoclation) Oftice, 1134 0'Farrel u REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Vacoari, ot on X \W 12476 W o Webster, W line of 1o W A-'wl to John lel’ al., lof %&w foseph Erben, Septing ot o B dpe |1 |Cruz Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden | West, met last night. AND EMBALMERS, NTH STREET, b JENATORS INSPECT GANP TAGOMA. Active Maneuvers Car- ried On Under Direc- tion of Gen. Funston COIN FOR TROOPS CAMP TACOMA Wash., Aug. Senator Nathan | ginia, member of the Senate committee | on military affairs, today made an in- | spection of Camp Tacoma at American Lake as to its adaptability as a loca- | tion for the establishment of a brigade post. Senator Plles of Washington ac- | companied Senator Scott on his tour | of inspection. 4 Elaborate .preparations are = being made for the grand review of the | troops on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. | Tomorrow the State. troops will rew ceive pay for all the time they have | been in the fleld. Ahout $20,000 will be distributed among the National Guard | of Washington, Oregon, Idaho Montana. Colonel McBirney kept the Idaho men | busy today taking advantage of every opportunity for battalion and regimen- | tal maneuvering. The Idaho troops are composed of big, strapping young men and make a fine impression. There is not a sick man in the regiment. The Second Washington completed a four- teen-mile march in good order. Colonel Maus, who is to command them in the coming engagement with the brown army, sent over his fine Twentieth | Regiment band last night to serenade | the Second, as a compliment for ap- preciation of the good work done by the troops. General Funston viewed the maneu- vers on horseback. Captain W. G. Haan, chief of staff, expressed satis- faction with the showing made by the troops, both regular and State organi- zatlons. Captain Haan toured the ter- ritory covered by the browns and the | blues. He found both had established effective outposts and were In wire communication with the brigade head- quarters. The signal corps with the blues was in charge of Captain Clarke .of the regular army and Captain Summer of the Second Washington, the corps stringing wires as rapidly as the men marched. and | | FE 5 8 GBS ’:'F T —_—— NATIVE DAUGHTERS OF BEACH CITY ARE TO ENTERTAIN Santa Cruz Parlor Appoints Committee to ‘Help Make Admission Day Celebration a Success. SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 15.—The local committee of arrangements of Santa | Representatives of the Native Daughters of the Golden West pledged thelr co-operation in the | plans to make the Ninth of September | celebration a great success. The Na- tive Daughters have appointed as a committee Past Grand President Stella Finkeldey, Mrs. J. R. Willlamson and Mrs. F. K. Roberts. The local parlor of Native Daughters will entertain the visiting Native Daughters. S —— New Masonic Temple at Santa Rosa. SANTA ROSA, Aug. 15.—The Santa| Rosa Masonic Hall Assoclation has ac- cepted the planseof Henry F. Starbuck for a three-story Masonic Temple to replace the nearly completed one that was destroyed last April. The new temple is to be 80x125 feet, with com- crete foundations and steel frame and brick and stone walls. The plan fol- lows eclosely that of _the destroyed building and provides for stores on the ground floor, while the second and third floors will be devoted exclusively to the Masonic orders of this city. The building will cost about $50,000 when | completed, exclusive of the furnishings. —_— Complained Of by Young Girls. SANTA ROSA, Aug. 15.—E. S. Faxon was arrested here this morning for ac- costing young girls at the bridge lead- | ing to the south side of the city. He was released on $5 bail by Justice A. J. Atchinson, but later was rearrested and bail fixed at $100, which he failed to furnish, and he is now in the County Jail. It is clalmed that if the girls are brought into court to testify the fellow may be sent to the paunitentiary. S I T S T 1 e . 3 of Ariington svenue, 132:6 3 of Orand, Oceen boulevard, 25 by 0. George Wilson to 'u:ry Tben (wife of Jose lot on W line of Arch street, 430 N ot field, N 100 by W 100; $10. Ciroline J. Smyth (formerly S. C. Jackson) to James W. Martin and wife, lot on NW line l’?"&!.fl of Fifth, !W George H. Roundey and wife to Michael Al- brecht and wife, lot on SW line of ' Girard street, ~ 150 SE of Burrows, SE 25 by SW 120; 510. Marte R. Sander to Willlam Wolt, lot o § | line of Pacific street, 87:6 W of Montgomety, W 24 by S 88:111,; $10. Joha €. Coleman et al to Baldwin & Howell, lot on E I T Scarny street, T7:6 N of Bush, N OU I\v pany. to Jomm Visda, lots 14 ana xu‘_m};nkif bnvfi: Tllrn(m $10. k otter Realty Company to Thomas A. Lawson, lot 20, block 54, Rels Tract; srans. = Elizabeth Stockton to A. J. Barkles, Jot on ¥ line_of Plae Soeet, 167:6 W of Tayior, W 25 by N 181 Ame 1500 and Trust Com to J. H. .\lvnsluf Jot ‘on NE corner of Thirty- rth ave- nue a treet 100 by E & American Land ana Trast oy 1o same, lot on E lme of Thirty-if: N ¥t \nf,"g pTErath n-nv. 500 N of issfon an -rmnmn szmx Homestead to Francls M. SE_line of Chenery ltl;)e&)(. 363" SE ot Buruk', SW 30 by SE 128; P. L. Britt to James McEleaney and wife, lot on SW line tor 92, SY line of Laneton street, 125 SE of Harel: Union Park_Land Y)n, lot, on, NE Tine ot lamond, 25, 58.515; }x Jens' P. Jjensen £ wite to John C. lot on N uM of Saneh Tohain by N e 'é'&"‘ and wite :o )lellnny lot A street, 0. Tilden to John H. 1B el Fhe e B Ll I 5§ Waster o T e o m et al., lot on lile i ‘anx%w of Pledmont street, Rt"w 25 by l' l’. John Caine to Frank D. Manuel on N corner of !mevlnndh HEbeNW ; $10. T Jose avenues, John Sproance llfl wife to Alexander .l:?x lflh.p lot o. 8 - “fl - -v-l:.m- don o, o) no, "lot on SE z 1 m'l" u:n.y : 0, on o it street, S 26 by E 62; §10. o~ ark to Peter Paterson 4nd wite, lot on NW line of 20 ‘\E of Brazil avenue, NE 25 IV IN Margaret A. Kilso to Otto H. W Person, Ann Wood with L. O. l l(oryfnmewflll.fl e nn.g 136 W Clllallva'- WIWN B. E. Abrahamson with m’iu. erect ome-story frame stores. on O'Farrell street, 74 N of —— ", lnue of A. J. McElroy with ‘Aslimuum 1 4"‘#5&.‘.{ W Z“fll’.!!‘m and wie, lot I'Q’W‘ Ii-tlA.llndlI.P.Im “.-lli';‘ ':C. . Benicia, Sacramen! Suisun and Way Stations........ 728 740 Vallejo. Santa N Rosa.. San. 6.089 T4 Niles Mwm 235 7120n Klmburst, West San Leandro. Newark. Centerville, San Jose. Los Gatos, Wi 543 | &8 Shasta Via Davis ‘Willlams, Willows, Fruto, Red 148 Lo T4% 3% 4.0% dddp A 443 820 dase A Aste Sonora. Tuolumne and Augels, 408 288 Atlautic lxmw Ogden and East. 2% 643 .y T4t 1928 7 Limf Chicago, Denver. Kansas City l‘fle’. San Jose and Way Stations Sacramento River Steamers. .. te Raymond, Wawona Route Benicfa, Wintars, Sacrame: Woodland. Knighis Lan Marysville and Oroville. Bfim"fl. Niles and Wa: 6209 Ni 108 Reno Passenger—Port Costa. ‘meia. Suisun, Elmira, Digpn. Davis, Sacramento, Trucxee. {Lake Tahoe). Hazen. Tono ."Th Goldfield and Keeler. - 7.0 ville, Red: oun, - . 845 11.4% COAST 4@°(Third and Townsend Streets) LINE 6.1 San Jose and Way Stations. San Mateo, Belmont. San Mo . Gilroy. Pajaro. Watsonville, Capitola. Santa . Del Monte, Monterey. 108, . Watsonville, santa Cruz. ville, Del Monte. Pacific F?FH § i H .15 30 S . SN OAKLANO HARBOR "ERRY lPool of Market Street) 200, 100, 11.00 3. m 12.00. 1 (D ) 5.00. 3 z P for Mhrned $Sunday only. :- nnu stadons on Sunday Caliiqmja fa" Bawer fi-&flm—m- Limited l aars = arra Stock Riversbank, ta on Slerrs o‘im Fresno ()lmo -3' s .fl”‘ Vabn at OFFICES—Ferry 3 l))) %?-.a- BEY