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_ROOMS^^ND BOARD
\u25a0afjtCE «.. 131T— Comfortably furnished front
rr«m; sunny all day; writable fnr eitter 2 la-
fl.es or 2 jrenTlemen; or will pive prlvllrß^ of
• 15?iit Jiouse keeptns to man and wife; bath.
' HT. °T' r- hfHie . l a ""Ke ""art and laundry. I'hone
UOTCh ST. PAUL. C2S I2th «.. corner Clay—
Kt<oas j<io a day up: $2.00 week up; Epeclal
rare h.r tbe month: open all nigbt.
iTTH it.. Ml*, between San Tablo and Telegraph
«v».. Oakland— Fomixhe.l. sucny, single room,
?6 per month: clow In. ;
iIAUKKT t-t.. S2l— -J or X larse sunny house
Kefrpins rooms: near stallon; reasonable.
3TH t.t.. 27fi. Oeklsnd— v;oiufartab!y furnished
y^wny: infWlpst prlres.
OAKLAND HQUSC KECPIXG ROOMS
SCNNY house fcepjiiag suites: 2 rooms each; all
'•onrffaeo.-c-s: ch*,e \ n . 1277 Webster *t.
- rCBNTSHED rrwitns fnr lUrht honse It^pinff;
reasonaM). rt . rt . p:<lp :<1 st _ % Oakland.
BT^tT. »»akl£nd branch of Tiie Call •:* at 4^S j
•Jprenth Nt. near Brosdwav. Phoßes Suaset !
->>k'and l«K.t. Hr-na* AST.7. '
ROO3IS TO LET — Berkeley
HARMON ft.. IVSOA. Bwkel/r — A larpe far-
. 'nlshed front room; liaif block Alcatraz sta- j
. I'KiNCt; isa 7. So. Brrkeiey— 3 room apartment;
licat, penny, sarwieni; S. IV. Key Route, Oak-
.land cars conreiiloat; 2 adults preferred; cheap
•\u25a0i.richt psrtictt.
HOUSES, FLATS, ETC.
ll^^E^O^rET^O^W^d^F^Uh^
I'CtIMPHED bursalotr: *» rooms. 2 br.tb*: every
raodern convenience: Flttmted in heart of Pled-
.tnont's be«t residential Uistrlct: larffe gronnds.
"ruit T!-f-c«. fii'wers. I'lc. Itiqulre S. T. PEX-
BKRTIIV. care Wickham Havens, 1212 Broad-
w»t. Oakland.
>*TV\" 5 nwm fiat: dining and living r»»o:n benmed
*>.nd pr.i)He«l; poM»h<>o floor*, fnmed osk Span-
ish leather furniture; larsre yard: blnck to
tri»^ui>ut stctlon. Key Route; rent ?31.50.
.T7R6 Hovre ft.
SB Oakland Brancb or Tbe Call is at 46S
r.lrrcßth st. n^ar Broadway. Phoues Sc&set
«>nt!<i??tl tos3. Home A 2375.
HOUSES TO LETT— Oakland Infnra.
FOR rent— 2 tipper floor*. 50il(>0 each,
centrally located; alterations made to suit
n-nant: rent reasonable to responslbl* ten-.
snt. Imjoire o* lIAJTSEN & KOHI.EH.
I SE. rornrr Bfa sad Webster sts.. Oakland.
A PARTM R X T 8
TUE STKTTINEIC
Snites. fnmisbed and un'umUued: every enm-
fnrt and *>legtinrc. sura>>tlns the m.«t refined
*'"1 'rr!i;t:vc eijentr>. ~.^l »nd I>l»»gr»r'h »v.
HO^ES^TO^I.EJ— -Mametla — Fornlahed
SUNXT l<>wer Cat «n bay. shore; cheap rent to I
>i;;'et "n»:p>. -."rjf.i^. rilnton ay.
UEXTON «.. 1518. A lameda— Furnished flat, 3
J»*t" .-\u25a0virn* him} h»tL: all ncv. »
\u25a0 «Ot'»Es TO LKT-- Inf nr^-Berkeley
TIIUEK rm>n banjralcw; near Utah pebool and i
*tarion^ a darlinz Htt> plarp; r*ut $15. D. L. j
l'M;.-K. U'42 Shutr^rit B y.. I>rfceley. j
COUPCG vrants 2 or 3 HDfurulshed rooais. with
battle <~i<'bjsive. In nice jmrt of Uerkeb-y, near
"v<>v Rf.ute. for occujifition Febriiarr 1: state
roily ki««»*t ren«K. etc'; references eichanjted.
_J^^A^— Wanted^
BXAPS — 1 Peerless, like new. t4Z-0: 1 electric j
hrrjn, like n!«w. $2jO: torn- 1 -* or cash discount. ;
• VAN KROS.. STtU and San I'abio ay., Oak-
..- \*v\. I'iedTni'nt X*4<l. \
JM^I-WRIT^En^A^^JJ^SI^PPI^IES^^ '
'- "^JIW and ««-ond hand typewrHf-rs bought and j
. *...d. nntfKj. repairpj. puarantwd. SMITH !
-\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0 BROS.. 4T;! IClIi M. Pl:ou<.* Oakland 12. j
\GEO. K. MKKRY — £m~th Premier scent: all
."iC lo time — Kurniture auci hoiwbild coods, Jan-
uary every artlrle must co; $20,000
wortb of roods to clioi»e frcra. 11. SCIIELL-
r HAAS. The Bus? Corner, lltb and Frackl!n
>t»- <\q Viand. I
S4.Vi — KIN'E furni«!iin^fc. S room bou»*e. Key
\u25a0*.»«: Ifctd «^t.. n^ar Telegranli. Oakliind.
BUSINESS CARDS
ARCHITECTS
11. H. FALLMEB. architect and bcilder — Store
fittisjr. Jotrtrfn? done at lowest prices. 834 47th
»t.; nlK>it^>, 11-<:7n<;. ri^dmopt 2907.
AXTIftLE FIRMTIRE
VEOUiE CURIOSITIE SHOPPE— Mahop. tables.
•"hairs, liurcaiw. desks, davenports and curios j
liTrsrfct and sold. Cor. 7th and BrusU. Oakland, j
HOISE \, !
HEVDEttSOX & COVEY— RaUImr. sborinß brlelt
•= .* wood twjiMiriirs, lintel raJMnp. etc. 481)
r;i Qftk. 2«T.7. Homo A-5ir.%. |
CARPET CLEANING
MATHEWSOVS Carpet Eeatins Worltu— Carpet
laying. nrhol». ; tnattre*« makine. feather ren.
31.% E. 12th >t.. o»fc. Merrln KIT,. Home BinCT. !
WOXISEjWJBAXIXG j
JAPANESE Daywork Co.. «10 E. lOtb St., East 1
<n,Uan.l: ph"**-* Merri.t :»r>. B-Ifi*K. i
IXJCKSMITII — Oakland j
KEYS fornisbf-d at factory prices. Key Works, !
fc.y» Clnv ft.: phone Oakland «1717. A-Zj74.
nOOFINtt
AXY Vnd of roof« repaired or painted. A. HIL-
MAN. -V>« E»«t 12th *t.: phtne Merritt ATM.
yjORACE AXD MOVIN'O VAN'!*
BEKIXS
Of Cour«e.
*n"0 Broadway near 12th ft.
PROFESSIONAL ~
SAMTARH'MS 7
18IVATE borne for conflcement: adoptions; best
M car*. larrt Market ft.. Oakland.
MEDICAL \_^^
KORERT «. FCLTOX. M. I)., leading specialist
for nromea. 510 11th »t- near W'a«h!ngton,
'tnirland.
RUPTURE CVHED
'TALKS OX RUPTURE." by Prof. Pierce. Ju*t
lKsued; «.-opy fw«. PIERCE & SOX. 1417
'netrtnat nt.. Al»n»e<la. Pbone Alameda 1780.
ATTO nVEYS^
LAXGAX 4c UEKDEXHALL. 201 BACON tnilld-
\u25a0ißg: tTlione <;nkland 1431.
EDUCATIONAL — Oakland :
HEALD-DIXON
COLLCUE
Emu :•:.!.;.. *v. and letb et.. Oakland — Xew and
modern: 12 s<-hxiolK; preateM facilitle* and
\u25ba ir«ncc«t influeace. 'COMMERCIAL (SUORT-
IUM), TVI'IXG. NORMAL.
M«XEi made dally and Call WaDt Ad» help to
t uiakc It. Advertise your trants: make, them
kmm-o to tbe public thruurb c CaJl Want Ad.
Au investment, not an expense. For, full par-
U-;:)nrs !e«d <'all Want Ad« daHr J __^__^___
___JPERgONAL ~~
_, CLAIRVOVANTg
!JAI>AM ALGtST, clairvoyant and palmist;- troth
<>m » i>ay- Cor. Broadway and 7th, Oakland.
"rcr Qygond'* Amu Mnrf: readlncg_sflc^___
tIOXK- WAXTiin * '
- ..„:,!<• lii. to fl0.0»*» at.S percent act for mts.
l-^in^. IHT HAY SMITH. 101. Broadway. Oak.
INVESTMENTS
INVESTMENTS— SecurIti** and l«*ns: 3^3 Fir«t
Xtl. r<k. IJdc.. QxkUnd. lvttl<- k. Burbeck. ;»
I Mi; Oakland Branch of Tue Call .is .at +«S
iy<"v»>ntfa-*t. near Broadway, riwnt* 6un*€t
OaUaad-10&3; Hem» A 2375. ' i
WANT 11 PER CENT NET INCOME?
' Fully guaranteed and based on the best se-
curity, can place . from $500 to $10,0W— and
guarantee abuvc income.
Srciirity — Units at SIO each in a 5 story and
basement; mission style new buildlnr. 130^120.
with an L 20x20 ou a promincut corner, only 3
"r 4 blocks from the. banking and commercial
! center. i.-cafcd for $300,000. Your dividends
«ill be mailed rrgtolarty every three months.
Tbe Central Bank of Oakland In the depositary
and trustee — all money* am bandied by it.
This elegant in^iiie 'income property will un-
doubtedly double In value, therefore yotir nnlts
•your prlnci|>aii are likewise constantly increas-
ing In value.
This (security i« In the midst of nearly 500,000
population. Including adjoining communities.
Building now being erected. Until its com-
pletion units may be purchased payable in four
Installments.
«i per cent net intrren paid on CASH subscrip-
tions to a limited number »l unit purchasers —
! until lease takes eft'e-t— guaranteed aud paid by
(the said trustee — Central Bank «f Oakland. A
I gilt edge and large paying iarcstmeut for out
!of town investors.
j Xo promotion stock or bonn* — every cent going
[ into the site and building, thus removing every
j element of Kpet-uiatlou.
The J.uiV.hiz will be on*> of the finest on tbe
coast and will embody every feature to date.
{ and It win compare favorably with those in New
] York or Chicago.
' Names of prominent local investors furnished.
, Remittance may be made direct to - the
trustee and depositary or* to -
UOLCOMB REALTY CO.. IXC, Authorized
Fiscal Agent .
Unvestor of Capital)
"\u25a0'•"'• San Pablo ay..
City of Oakland, California.
LOT In Piedmont Vista. 39x112 feet; 1 block
from Osklantl ay. car line and about C blocks
from Piedmont station of the Key Route; this
is «.2 ideal location for a home; is situated on
hiK'J sivucd and bas a beautiful view; terms
SiM cath and balance of $900 in monthly pay.
tieiila of $25. inclndlnc interest. Address box
1312, Call office, San Francisco. *
DOES THIS SOUXD REAL?
A few lot* lv Piedmont, with unexcelled view,
macadamized street*, car 1 block, froni flO to
$20 per foot, on easy terms; this property is
worth double this now; think what It will bring
next yenr; scch offers are seldom made to the
public; if you are interested caU or write within
10 flay*.
GILBERT P. HALY.
Ruom J'lii. L'niou Savings Bank building, Oak-
land. Cal. Plicne Oakland 3517.
SPECIAL
TWO story 7 room boose, large porehe*. nearly
new, thoroughly modern, only one block from
tiro car Udm. lot 41x150 "on hlgti jrround.
first cla*^ district, convenient to schools, not
fj>r frora business property: xtreet work com-
plete: wu»t sell as the owner is going to
Lou Anff»-lr*. Can be had on very easy terms.
Priw? $4,500. I). F. MIXXEV. 422 11th St.,
Oakland. <
I . . .
j TURN' over a new leaf. Why pay rent when
| yon c*a bny a new 7 room modern hoane on
| 14th ay. tarline for/ (250 cash and monthly
payments less than rent which includes In-
terest: lot 50x100. We have other cottages
in Oakland snd Fruit vale of 4 and 5 rooms
on same term*; prices from $I.SOO to $3,500.
LUTTRELL tc CO.. 1067 Broadway. Oakland.
$20<". DOWN- Balance $30 per month will buy a
new and strictly modern 5 room cottage;
witiiin a block of car line; «>a»y walking dis-
; tance to local station; lot 40x140: driveway;
I nirp neighborhood; total price only $3.40rt.
i<XS?.> GEO. W. ACSTIX. 1018 Broadway.
Oakland, or L. 'W. JEFFERSOX REALTY
J CO.. 350 Market st-. S. F.
" READ THIS BARGAIX.
Fire room, hlrh basement cottage; lot 25xt1.l
feet: 2 blocks from car line: 10 minutes from
14th and Broadn-ay: price $1,100; will accept
Dart cash or trade for good horses.
D. M. JOHNSOX.
Curkere Stables, liith and Broadway. Oakland.
REXT payer, lbnea' $100 down. S2O per month
will buy a $1,400 4 room cottage, street work.
sidewalks in. Address 1420 Broadway. Oakland.
HOMES «n montblv payment*; banking lntere.it;
we will hoi Id or buy yon a home. Pseift>
Hr»m» nwildtng Co.. ft-%2 Bro»tlw»v. Oakland.
j WANTED — Property in and around Oakland.
I* either vacant or improved; any price as long
'\u25a0\u25a0 as the valne Is there to exchange. I can
1 handle any proposition of merit, as I make
this a specialty. D. F. MIXXEY, 422 11th
st.. Oakland.
BERKELEY REAL
PRETTIEST cottage in town and In choice loca-
tion; C large rooms and bath: latest and best i
plumbing: $75 mnnu-1: large china closet;
coved crilln;s. paneled dining room: rooms
tinted: 2 toilets, high basement, ooucrcte foun-
dation; washroom, witb porcelain trays; lot
40x105. This bouse Is oxtra well built. Street
work sod walks all done; 3 blocks to Key
Uoat* and S. P. stations; price $4,250; terms if
desired. If you want a beautiful borne look
this up. O. A. RI.DOI.TH. 3338 Adeline st.
cor. J'elton.' Alcatraz station.' Op>n Sundays.
SKAP — Xew 5 room cottage: porcelain bath,
tiled sink, gas and electric iiziits. cuved rcil-
lr.es. paneled dining room. nildSat: doors, man-
tel, china closet, large closets, cooling closet,
concrete foundation; Jot 30x100; street work
dene; cement walks," all fenced; price $2,850;
terms $250 cash, balance $25 monthly; conven-
ient to Key Route and S. P. stations; also elec-
tric earn, school, cburcli and stores.
O. A. RUDOLPH.
I 3338 Adeline st. cor. Felton.
1 Open Sundays. Alcatraz Station.
1 BARGAIX — Almost new 5 room high basement
i cottage: bath, pantry, mantel, gas and electric
j lights, fixtures and shades, coved ceilings, large
. ball, tbina closet, hot and cold water; lot Sox
| 135. all fenced; street work and natits done;
price $3,000; terms $750 cash, balance same as
rent. $25 roonti; close to Key Route and S. P.
stations; also electric, cars, school, churches
asd etcrrs.
O. A.- RUDOLPH.
S33S Adeline et. .cor. Felton.
> Open Sundays. Alcatraz Station.
] DWIGHT WAY AND SAX PABLO.
; Right ou line new "Polugß."
> 40x132 Banding Lot.
Price $950.
i Easy Terms.
i C. 11. COXKLJX. owner. 121 S Broadway.
I Oakland.
FOR sale — 6 acre choice orchard and poultry
fanu; ail bearing trees; 2 story house. S
rooms, besides ' bathroom and pantry; gas in
every rouui; large barn, spring wagon and
baggy, 1 horse, I cow. about 400 chickens,
700 pigeons, cbh-ke-n's houses and other out-
buildings, good well and tank, farming im-
plements and tools; lots of ' fruit boxes and
drying trays; $7,500; near Hayward. Address
owner. 148P I3th. corner Howard. 8. F.
FItUITVALE REAL ESTATE-
FBUITVALB LOTS
40 foot lot. highest point overlooking tbe bay and
cities; etn-et work, sidewalks, cats, water,
shade tree*, etc.. direct cars to Oakland. S. P.
to city; $2ftO down. $10 per month. Owner,
XV. \u25a0 R. WEBB, oare Repnbllcan. Fresno. Cal.
MACHINIST IS GROUND
TO DEATH IN MILL
Killed While Repairing >Machin-
cry in a Stamp Mill
ELY, Nev., Jan. 5. — Edward Barrett,
a machinist's helper, was ground to
fragments in the new Huntington mill
of the sixth section of the Steptoe val
ley smelter at McGill yesteVda>\ E. P.
Fitzgerald, foreman, of* the section,
escaped with severe cuts : about; the
head and his body was badly bruised.
As near as can be learned Barrett and
Fitzgerald had ' thrown off the power
from- the mill and entered it to. make
some repairs when in some manner the
power clutch slipped and -in a second
the mill waSi in: motion. Fitzgerald
started to clamber for the. top., know
ing- that' outside assistance was not
to be had: He succeeded In reaching
safety after being badly battered. Bar
rett: had no chance whatever.vtho,ma
chinery catching him and dragging him
relentlessly to a terrible death.
SWISS COLO.VV WEDDI.\«;
SANTA ROSA, Jan. 5. — The >ntire
Swiss colony of Sonoma county is" In
terested, in the wedding. of- Miss Bertha
Muenzer-and Julius' Plezzi,- which -.will
take place - tomorrow/ at" higrh noon at
th« St. Sebastian'- Catholic \ church. In
Sobastopol, with Rev.: Father -'Mackey
ofliciatins. Tliecoupl« will be attend
ed by Mrs. L,ucy. I-a Franchi,. sister; of
the groom, as maid jof "honor/'and*-Jo
seph Muenzer, brother of -the -bride,, as
best . man.'iaja&aggfflaggl wBB3&US£&
The Automobile -chib of -; Franco has
offered'a: prize of- $9,000,; for "a new fuel
cheaper than gasoline, but as good. :
THE SAN ' FRANCISCO --\u25a0\CAI^Ij,\:: u W'EDN£SI)AY,^;^TA'y'U-A:'RY^ ; 6, 1909.
Additional Spprfcs .News
The CqWs Handicap Forecast
Ratings are for muddy track. , Deduct one point for each pound overweight
LADY CAROL— DUKE OF ORLEANS— BELLE KINNEY
FIRST RACE-^-Slx furloncs; Belling: 4 year olds and upn : aril:' :
Index. Horse «nd Owner. : Wt. Rating.'. - . Remarks. •
<.1839t LADY CAROL '<Holle>... ....lift. 100 I-afly Carol in excellent form and a rare
i&i&i) DUKE Or>ORLEAIfB (Rice). .112' 97 muddor. Uuko of Orleans extra good, Just
t3S.'i7) BELLE KINNEY tFlsheri;... llo 04- now. Belle Kinncy. has the speed and may
B*7B Transmute <Hildre*b) ... •....*.!«.'> SO -last.- Transmute improvlnsr. Marlon Rose
. 3RS3 Marlon Rose <8uxUm). ... . .. .105 . S»S fast, but fainthearted. Woolma In nice
<3$S5) 'Woolma (Cotton) %110 r ;:STi eljape. ,
3*90 Saraeinesca iZlmnier) ..112 M " V
.\u25a0lss,"> Harsln (Sehreiber) .. .'. ...107 S-2 " .
Jl.|vS"» Metlakatla (Dnrker) ....... ..105 71
GILBERT ROSE— GOOD SHIP— FIRE
SECOND RACE— Three furlongs: 2 year olds; purse:
Index. Horce ami Owner. Wt. Rating. - Remarks. *..
(3JIS0) GILBERT ROSK (Bianchl). . ..11l S2 Should v easily \u25a0 repeat. \u0084;
SS-S6 ••GOOD SKIP (M111in)... . ....104 00 Last rate prnmlsinß. . .
S.SBO FIRE <Milden) ....107 m Ran fairly well only start.
8592 San I^andro ( )....... ..104 5.'. Only race not much.
3532 "Perm (Millin) ........... ...104 .41 Showed little only start.
3N.SO Woolion (Appleirate) .........107 ..\ Ran out In only start.
.... Ynba (Anchorage S. F.).....-107 .. Br. f. by Yellow Tall-Lady Muriel.
Triloba <B. Schrciber) 107 .. B. f. by Sain-lnnocence.
.... Caeiter (11. T. Griffin).... 110 ... . Br. c. by Cesarlon-Slf Jr.
.... v Tipster (Hlr»ch> ...... ...110 ;-.-<
Biased (T. 11. Willlainsi ...... 110 .. B. c. by Eddie Jones-Prejudice. > , . i :
Grahame (F. A. Forsythe). .. .110 .. B. c. by Odd Fellow-Moutgi^mery Cooper.
••Mtllln entry.
DAREINGTON— SIR LYNNEWOOD— OKEINTE
THIRD RACE— One mile: selling; 4 year olds and upward: :
Index. Horse and Owner. Wt. Ratine. ' Remarks. .
- 3574 DAREIKGTON (Turek> 11l 90 DaretnctCn nrefrrs shorter route, but h»s
3894 SIR LYNNEWOOD ( Weir t .. ..110 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0. M \u25a0 -'the speed and may last it out. Sir Lynne-
SVM 'OKENITE (Heffner/ 108 0U . wood aboot due to wake up and run his fate.
3593 Beechwood (A she) ....ill •-. ni It would be no contest on hi* Rood . eirstern
3874 Palsdlnl (Nichols) 11l Si> form. Okenlte likeliest of, the balance.
3531 Gambrlnns (Gerst) ..11l X 7 ... Beechwood appears to have trained off. Pal
3889 Hlifh Gun (Sanford) .........110 adinl In nice shape.
3ses f<ainrlda (Rk-e> 109 S3 :
3505 Warning (MacMalion).... .110 *3
37«1 General Haley U10w1ey )..... 107 7.1
RS62 Derdom (Munro) ;.107 70
5777 15aupos.il (McNeil) . :.. . .. ...105 67 . '* \u25a0 ' '
BELLWETHER— JOHN H. SHEEHAN— JACOBITE
FOURTH RACE— Futurity course: selling; 4 year olds and upward:
Index. Horse and Owner. \ Wt. Ratlns. \u25a0 Remarks.
5792 BELLWITHER (WlllUin9>...loß 108 . Bellwether raclnt; very consistently.' Sh*e-
SNUC JOHN H. SHEEHAN (Crane). lo9 MS han. a speed marvel In the mud, ran pr^pm-
JACOBITE (Ellison) .109 lo,s Islnu race his only out. Jacobite ccnjld win
SS4S Charlie Dcherty (J.Daun)..- 103 105 on his best form, but probably will need
Lens (P. Dunne).... 100 i !»."> the race, as he has not started for months.
3WO Grace U (Hoair) IC>2 \u25a0 st.l Charlie Doherty dangerous if he nJUH back'
(3S7f») May Amelia (Weln ....107 !».T to his last start. Lens' Arcadia form fair.
3051 Tom Shaw (Dayton) .108 !»l Others look to be up against It.
BOLOMAN— TALENTOSA— BILL CURTIS
FIFTH RACE— One mile: selling; 4 year olds and upward:
In<!«»x. \u25a0' Hors«> ami Owner. Wt. 'Rating. Remarks.'
3.555 BOIiOHAN (Crane) .. ...lrta -.78 . Boloman should now.be ready to ran his
3835 TALENTOSA (Williams) ....107 78 race. lie was well played in a sprint last
3835 BILL CURTIS (Baird) ......107 7.1 timeout. Talentosa Its* speed, but may not
3579 Ijtckfoot (Burkut . »..'.. .102 73 like to jro so far. Bill Curtis ; a superior
3-575 l»n<r Ball (Hirsch) ..102 7:1 mudder. Ijickfn<it ran one cood race. L«nK
3X>n •Phil JKoe (Ramsey) ..102 ' 71 Ball wilt have rider up and may run to bis
SS7S Miss May BowriUu (Galnes) . .10Ti 70 eastern form. Phil Isoe Improving.
3«5S Carmcllna (Hoag) 102 «;>t -
3?33 Grninol.ioi (Keene) 107 iSS
3875 tV-kersall (Kink) 114 00
~3.<f>2 Spa Lad (Calne) ...107 to .
S*(7s »Lord Rossinirton (Bedwell). .UK liTi »
BUBBLING WATER— FANATIC— TWILIGHT QUEEN
SIXTH RACE — Futurity course; perse; 3 year olds:
Index. Horse and Owner. Wr. Ratlns. Remarks.
:<vU BUBBLING WATEB (Molero). 102 IIS Bubbltnc W«ter had bad lurk at post her
SSSI ••FANATIC (Forsythe) 102 117 last start. She looks a trifle the best on
(38CO) ••TWILIGHT QUEEN (Forsyt)lO" ; 10,8 orevious races. Fanatic a icood colt ami on
3894 Joe Rose (Schrelber) ........107 in«; the Improve. Twilight Queen also a right
(385») Altamor (Sea Air) .; ....107 (Ml good sort. Joe Rose ran * a route last out
375fl Little Jane (Blanlngame). .. ..102 9*l • and may not have early foot. Others- out
(3-573) El Picaro (William*) ..102 02 classed.
3XS7 Tbe Peer. (P. Dunne> 99 Si
3«»J1 Ace of Diamonds (llildreth).. 97 Ml
2705 George Kl»tnet »J. Duffey).... 97 7.".
S*^! Otogo (Leninlre) 97 (»U
"Apprentice allowance. . . '
BEST BETS— GILBERT ROSE, BELLWETHER
The Gall's Form Chart of Races at Emeryville
Order In which horses were figured in The Call handicap forecast -I* Indicated Id black faced
type. \u25a0 \u25a0 • \u25a0'.\u25a0: -. •-.;-y . ;\u25a0/*;:\u25a0 ..;•;.-..\u25a0.->\u25a0»\u25a0•. y<v> v <.-.-;- :
OAKLAND. Tuesday. ' Jan. 5. 1909.— Fifty-flrst day. Weather \u25a0' showery. .Track* "muddy.
E. C. Hopper, presiding Judge. J. J. Holtmnn. starter. \u25a0 -• ..-: . - : J\u25a0• \u25a0 \u25a0
3897 WKST RAtE — sls furlouss; selling; 4 year olds; value to flrst • $023. v \u25a0' r ~
Index.l Horse and Owner. |Wt|Stl U\u25a0\u25a0 Vt % t?tr. Fin. I Jockey. | Op. Cl.
3574 Patricia It iT. Farrlngton). .. 97 5 ... 4% 4 3 3 lȣl h C. 11055..:... 10 - 15
352.6 Hal (F. Regan)... 107 8 ... 0 2>i3 2^2 3*2 8 Mentry 1« 2."
SS4O Uanridge (B. gcureiber) .'...;. 100 4 ... 7 h 5 V, 63' 3 ~i Hogj* ....... .". 9
2225 Wilmore Olerrlwether) .100 7 ... 1 n I*i 1 1-4 n Coliurn ..... 15 in
'imO (IjCOPPEES (W. H. Spence) Ufl 11 ... 12 12 8n 53 Upton 2 52
3878 (2)BEHNAHDO i Lynch C 0.).. 107 2 ... 2 1W- n 4 ¥ t 0 1% Seville ..... 5 8
3502 (3)MBS. ifEUGEHT (Douglas) 107 VI ... 11 J£ » 2Vi» 17 2 Gilbert . 12 12
3502 Keolesea (T. H. Uyan) 103 3 ... 5% « I^sl-. H 3 n. McCarthy. .10 0
3704 Vankeet (Uve Oak sUbleV... 97 10 ... S X 7 2H~ \i 1i \<i McLangbUn . 30 100
SS2C Quwu B'-s^ie (E. A. Barnes).. »7 « ... 0 1011 lill 10 1 E. Sullivan.. 10 12
3735 (iatolo (M. A. Waldenj 09 0 ... 102 10 1 II r Taplln .. IS 75
3-557 M arise (R. H. I>avla) (97 1 ... .Ih S4 12 12 Bmton ..... .*> 10
Tinje-^^i 2-5, ;4«. 1:10 2-5. At post 3 minutes.. Off at 1:48. Patricia. (J place. 3 kliow; Ual.
8 place. 4 show; Banrldge, 9-5 show. Winner b. m. by Bathos- Wooven 11. Trained by
T. Farrincton. Start good. Won in a hard drive. Second easily. ' i Third driving. ll!j{h
price — Patricia '20. Hal SO. Banridge. 10, Wllmcre.2y. Coppers 3. \u25a0 Bernardo 9. -Mrs. Xeupent
20, Brolesea 15. Bessie L*o. l'atrlcia closed stoutly. jut*t SPttlns UD In 'last stride. Had
Mentry sat still on Hal, Instead of goln? to whip." he would have won. Hanrldjc outgamed
the others at the end.. Coppers broke elon-ly and was \u25a0 Intt-rfered with, but made up a lot
of gronnd. Bernardo quit- early. So dlil R<-ol<>!H'a.' Mwrlso had a bit. of early speed. -
3393 >si;t - oNII RACE— Three fui-long*;' purso; ma Men - J jpar old nlllt-K; value to flrnt tZ2j.
Imlf-t.t Horse and Owner. lWt}St. tj V, % Str. Fin. | Jockey. | Op. Cl.
.... . |Miss Roberts -( Van Oordani.. 110 2 ... ... ... 2 (ill. Meutrv ..... 30 JSO
SSJ>« |(l)BALB0NIA «B. Scbrelber) 105 4 ... ... ... 42 24' J. Butler.... 0-2 7-2
.... Vondel tCalifornla stable).... 110 3 ...... ... 5 '21&3.1 I,*1 ,* Scovllle fl 7
Alarmed ' I'll. T. Griffin) .110 7 ...\... ... 7n 42 Baxton ..... 5 4
.... Ctta Gates (M. G. Epplnirer). 11l 1" .... 1 l 5n J. Hayes.... 10 8
3S-SC Miss IHcnie (T. H. Williams) 105 10 ../ 9n B% Gilbert ..... , S 10
SSSO (2)CONTHA COSTA (Anchor) Ift". 8 ... ...... (J 1 7Vi Upton 7-2 .«
asSO Indian Maid (Forsytbct. . IOC X) ... SU 8 1 J. l.cc 6 ;15; 15 ~
'• (3)ENGLISH MAIL (Mllliai.. 11" 0 ..102 S» >-i Kir«ehb»un> . 7 12
3HSC I>l <Kenilworth S." F. 1 . . . . .. 105 5 ... :: n 10 lj A;. Walsh.. .T 10 12
Venelian Girl (Ormondale) . .. 110 U ... ... ...11 1011 IOC. U0»»...... 20 '\u25a0' 40
.... iPenetralp ' <F. W. Healcy). ... 110J12 ...... ... 12 12 P. McCarthy. 20 30
Time— :24 1-5. :3<J 4-5. \u25a0At post 3^' minutes. Off Ht 2:13. Robert*. 12 - place. 6 »how:;HaJ
ronia. 3-2 plaice. 4-5 show; VoikJgl. 3-2 show. '.Winner ch.-f, by Gen«Tat' Roberts-Plarful
Traiufd by W. Fisher. Start Kood. Won ridden out. Second easily. Third cleverly. Hljrh
price — Balrcnia 4, Alarmed 8, Etta Gates Mall 13. Mlmv ßoberts broke nicely
on the outside, was outrun early by EtU Gales, but picked hpr up a furlong from home
and held field safe at. tlie end. Balronla made a detormlned bid in final sixteenth. Vondel
made ur> ground resolutely. So did Alarmed. Etta Gates stopped very, badly after ebow
lng good i»|M>e<l. Eel also lisd gome gpeed. . '-',- \u25a0"\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0-,' ' ':
3899 TH1I!I - > KACE— Five and a balf furlongs;- selling; a year olds; ralup to first ?320.
ludpv.l Horse aud Owner. |Wt|!Jt.'>4 Vj «; Str. Fin. I Jockey. | Op. Cl.
(Z*b3\ (l)BILL EATON (B.Schrelber 1 1104 4 ... 1 h 2 I^l 2^l 1 h<, J. Butler. .. . 8-5 Jy-5
3572 (2)LITTLE SISB (8. Hlldreth) 04 5 ... 3 2 3«J 3 I^2 1 illpton . . n 7
:y?7O, Serena d«- (G. II. 1 Ncall... ...| !>2 1 ... 2li \u25a0"! I'lHl 2 :i **: Dcverich .".. . 10 -.0
38'K» Trafdc (O. F. Johnsont . . . . . .1103 ,7 ... .VlttO 14 5 2 4 IVj Keogh ...... '\u25a0 10 25-'
3551 (Aptii Oro (T. H: WilUams). . -1111 ':t ... 7 .-, "7 4 7.1 5h- W. Miller... 10 20
:t><«4 |(3)TOM REID (P. T. Cilluu). 101. 2 ... 4 I^4 1%4'.«4 OS; Wood . . . 5-2 2
ZSSI Sir John (F. H. Mlldcn) ...;.'. 110 « ..'.03 S 2»£ft 2\u25a0. 7-4 Notter - ... '.'. :. 'ft 1"
3504 Bixbop W (BeckwltU stable).. 102 8 ... H 2Va» «' 8 0 S 6 McLaughlln '. \u25a0\u25a0 20 10o"
."573 lAutunin Dayß ißnldwlni.. . .. 104 » ... 9 » . t> ': . U IGoUlßtfln -.. . '50-10%
Time — :23 4-5. :5O 3-C, -1:08 3-0. At post. 4 minuter. Oft at 2:39. Eaton. 1-2 place. 2-7 show;
' Slss. 5-2 place. . C-5 show : « Serenade, 2 \u25a0 «bo w. : ', Winner : b. •g,fby •\u25a0 Saln-Mertda. Trained by "!
I). Henry. Scratched — Lady Renroelaer. Cowen.' Jim Hanna."- Start good. Won easily.* Sec- -
und and third driving. High price— Bill Eaton 2, Sis* 8. Serenade 20. ; »1H ; Eaton easily
beat horse. Outrun around the turn by. Serenade, ho gnllopcd ' over ! her -in final sixteenth
Uttl* Siss ran a good, game race. Serenade' bad : her speed; but .backed ! up in stretch
Traffic closed stoutly. Apto Oro made up ground. Tom Reid 1 on' raU. ln worst colng. Sir
John never prominent. \u25a0 • • ; . •• : .-.\u25a0--; \u25a0', ....-: , ...... ..,-•
••"OURTH RACE— Five furlougs; the Chase handicap: 3 year olds ami upward; value
wwww jto first- $450. •.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0••\u25a0 \u25a0. \u25a0-- . - ..--..\u25a0. . -.=-. \u25a0\u25a0 .-.- ,.: :,-..•'.. : '. .— \u25a0 \u0084. '-\u25a0 ... \u25a0 , - ', -\u0084\u25a0,.,•-.
Index.! Horse and Owner. |Wt|3t. \\ 14 % \u25a0=- Str. Fin. I _J6ckey., | Op. "cL
3570 KDSMTX. CORBETT, 4 (CanUl)|lls 4 ... 25., In 1 1%1 2ft Notter ...... 7-10 13-"o
{3n70)H2)BOOOEj1 BED, 4 1 ISrann<>:ii|ltC. 2 .„. 1 n 2 G.:2 4 2 9 Gilbert ..... *;\u25a0 3 23-5
. »552 l(8)C0L. JESSXTP, a .(Murray)tlOO 1 ... 4-4 -c 4 -3 n Sweet : . . ... 8 MB
3378 lUestrouH. 4 (R. H. I>avl»>. ..( 94| 3 . . . 3%33 32 4' jUpton ...... 4 .11.2 :
Time — :23, :48.; 1:00 2-5. At post 2 minutes. " Off at 3:03. \u25a0 Corbett. 1-4 ; place, 1 out show -
,- Booger. 4-5 place. 2-7 show; Jessup, out show. Wlnnerb. s h. by Toddington-Osculatlou!
Trained. by W. Cahill. Scratched — Burlelgh. - Start good. Won easily. \u25a0 Second same. Third
driving. High price — Boogpr Red : 5," Collector Jewsup 10. Desirous 7. • Smiley Corbet t broke
slowly, was . outrun first part by Booger Red, but caught and passed him at three furlong
• pole and drew clear in the stretch; winning without any trouble.".. Boo«er; Retfi ran a good
race, setting a fast pace first part ahd hanging 'on well. -He wonld uave . been closer -np *
at *nd but for having beeu forced Into deepest going by. winner. Collector Jessup gamer ;
. tban-Deslrons at tbe end.* ' • ' ."-'\u25a0•\u25a0' •-•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'. .-'". .---..- -:\u25a0 \u25a0---\u25a0.\u25a0:<'---. \u25a0:\u25a0 .:-- --\u25a0 v->-.-3SOIv ->-.
3SOI XIr ~ rH HACK— One mile and 70 yards;, selling; -3 year- olCs and upward; value to
Infles.l Horse and Owner. |Wt|St. V 4V 4 ?4 Sir. Fin. I' Jockey. | q d . oil
3895 !(3)EBTELLA C. 4 (W. Gerst).|lO4 2 1 2 1 2Vil !!%! 2* 1 2 [J. Butler.... 8-5 -12-5
3533 (Prince Nap, « (Keene r B. <«.). 11l 1 2?i 32; 2 2 2 I^J2 2 Scovtlle . . . ; . -10 ifl
8878 Aks-Ar-Ben.- 3 (Stephenson).. 87 4'; i n 4<)i 3»i33 ,3 3i C. ; Ro'ss.. .*','. "\u25a0 10 v-vm*.
3>&7 Prosper. .V IK. W. Heffner);. '89 .5- 42 -«3 .3 n 4 4 4 3 C. H. Miller: -8 g
f3!sS9) (2)SEN. BECKHAM, 4 (Bdwl) 101 7 0 ?4 52 n 35 3-5 4 . Tnp11u^ ...... '5.2 n
3541 Bellmence. 5 iFleur de -Lls). ; 111 0 ' 7.0 J~ 3: 7 2.72 'ft n- Buston ..:.. 13 50'
38SS- (l)COL. WHITE, a (Ramsey) 100 3 5 2H2 n ; 4 2^o 1 7 2 F.. Soil! van: . 11-5 ••;\u25a0-« 2v
:KU>7 Graplilte.'n <A.'- F, • Day ton >. . 11l ;s .- S -\u25a0\u25a0 8 \u25a0"* ? : .s . 8'- 8 \u25a0, '/- C. '\u25a0; Miller. :.'. \u25a0\u25a0:; ISK 5Q
Time— :23.:49 3-5. 1:16, 2-5.-1:47 4-5. At post, 2 minutes.- Off/at 3:27. Katella C, 4-5
. plsce,'2-5 show; Nap, fi plare. 3 show; Aks-Ar-Ben. 2 Bhow.*'.- Winner eh;. m.' by Solitaire 11-~ ;
l'iquante. TraJaed by G. Ham;-; Scratched— Hampton : Beauty!? Dr. sMayer.5 Mayer.? Severus.f Km -and
Km., Start good. •-\u25a0 Won handily. Second Urlvlnsr. Third - easily.*,- High- price— Estells -13-3
Nap 40. Prosper 10.' Colonel White 3, • Graphite CO.- * Estella ; C ? bbard r all * the \ early speed, but
Butlerused doubtful tactics In the stretch, crossing : repeatedly s In- front! iof '\u25a0 Prince Nap aod
hampering \ the \u25a0 latter greatly.". Fool ' claimed.*/ but ft not< allowed. I 1I 1 Prince ;. Nap \u25a0 ran ;a 1 very
»msrt race and wltboutlnt»-rference,would have been closer up. r Ak»-Ar-Ben ran 'an, improved
race. . Beckham never : In , It. v Colonel,' White; off- poorly, v got -'lnto "jam -at'- first turn, made
up^gronnd. then- was put' ogf/on* la»t tnrn.'- 'Sullivan seems unable -jo handle' him. *\u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 \u25a0
3902 slx ' iH KACE— Six furlongs; gelling; 4 year old.-: value to first f3IT.. ~ ~
In<lf-]t.l Horse- and \u25a0 Owner; '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' |Wt|St. \j .\u25a0\u25a0 y3y 3 84 str. Fin. I Jockey. - [pp.;. p.
SSST Billy -Myer-.iJ.-- M. Crane)..:: 100 •«;... 5% 3 2V.1 2 In Keoch '..:... =15 <«o
' S*»o (3)GENEv RUSSELL (F. Weir) 105 ,5 ... 4 b 43*2 V. 2 3 Goldstein ... ; X "3
(3868) Exelieqwr.,<Keene Bros.):rr;'.. X© 3 ",rv; -In 'In '.T2U3 3; 1 Scovlile .:.... 5J5 J «
3<C3 (2)EMMA: Oi(J. Sohreiber).;. 107 7. .. . B. I \u25a0'"7" 7 1 5 \d~4 n Mentr.r ;\u25a0" '\u25a0. '\u25a0; •;-. . s'liJ2
3877! Warden ; Yell (J." Fields). ..'.; 110 11 ... .8 3 8 4 7 h,*3 l%i A:'"-WHHama. 20 20
.*{sCß Balreed ;(J.B. Dunnj.. .:'.;.. 107 2 ... 3 2 .'2 n '4 n.6 14. Gilbert ;..rv. 40 ion*
3552 Cuernavaca <T. K. Keating) .'. 100 •».:.... 7<." 5 27.3 C>Kosi..... . 40 -in
3813 (I)PEICE. 'JEWEL (Thomas) IVK 4 '".'.. .2 Hi «H 6 n S5? Notter ."..'.'.. 3-2 6-5
"vt:." Dixon Belle. (H.-TA(!rlffln>r. 1 . 107 . B '-•"". rlO 2>£H 2 \u25a0\u25a0 9 2' » 2 Rr-.Wonderly. 50 jso
3SBO jJobn-C. Klce;(M. L."" Hayman) 10f> 1-;.;. ,n 2 10 6;io 610 «$ *\u25a0 Buxton ...... . a. in
"3470 |Bpe<-ial Dplivpry (Galnes). .'. :'. 112 10 \u25a0>\u25a0 '. .\'ll \u25a0\u25a0• 11 \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\\ \u25a0 -11 \u25a0 '.' Mandfr* "...': ;. 50 -lop •
Time— :24 3-5, :40 l-5..1:1j 2-5. At post 2Va w lnute«. \u25a0\u25a0 Off st '3:50*4- > Myer j 8 place, >4' show ;
• Russell.- i! place.* I, shwt:? Exchequer,. 3-2 iShow.tut Winner^br.sg.vv by^',- Fresno-Pleasant' Sail.,
. Trained --tiv. J. Dixon. ;\u25a0 Scratched— St. fA yon, % Start ic<v>d.'^ Won; driving. -s Second "easily."! Third'
.. -'same. '..:» If Ifil) vsrice — Knima ;iG, ;«.'„:= Exehe<Jt]cri9.>i; Billy jiMyer.* always j f alrlyJ vlose tup, t made •\u25a0\u25a0"
"' his I run j at- head, of ; stretch? and tunder^aJ vljtorooslrlde'lasted'Jti out iwell.^A Gene » Russell j rant
> Ills • r«ce.* -\u0084 He £ was t goins ; the; stronger tof | the J* pa lr.l st? the \ end. "-:, ;* Exchequer ;- stopped 'sf ter H
showing ! speed.'.-; Emma Ginerer,dangerous."©WardentYell*made-up?aiworld«of>groundifrom?
a bud bednnlng.T- Balreedran'af good; half mlle.^ Priceless ?JewelA off* inja* tangle,";, wtalused^
p~ :up la * getting . to the \u25a0 front ? and \ tired at Us t * turn- ~ ; "* ~ : • -~
J. R. Je ffery
BIi^THS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS j
' Birth, marriage "and death notices sent by mall
wlllnot be" inserted. They [must be handed In at
either of ' the'publlcatlon of flces*and : be . Indorsed
: with the; name and residence of ' persons author-
! ired = to . have ; the ' same published. ' Notices re- •
! stricted simply. to the announcement of the event
arc published once In this column free of charge.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The following marriage licenses were issued In
San Francisco' Tuesday." January 5, 19t>0:
ALBRKCHT-M3ODFREV— John -A. Albrecht, 21.
Amherst, 0., aud Flora L.V Godfrey, 20, Val-
• --lejo. ,- . ; \u0084:.-.-\u25a0 .-.-.--.. -\u25a0
APPERSOX— LINDSTAEDT— CharIes .1* -Apper-
son, 43. 533 Page st.; f and Cordelia Llnd-
staedt. 08.;453 Banches st. .
BICHARb-rCAXE-iCharles'X. Blchard. 26. 4«B
Page «t., and Mac Alice Cane, ,23, 709 De-
yisaderost.'
COOP-^McLELLAX— John Coop. G9. " Piedmont,
and Helen A. McLeUsu, 64, 138. Liberty ,st. '
GIFFORD— LEWIS— WiIIiam C. Glfford- Jr.. 24,
201S Buchanan at., and EUa L. Lewis,. 24,
Berkeley.- . \u25a0-.__•? \u25a0 ,
HYAMS— DELAXI'— Frank C. Hyams. 33."*' and
:--• LIUle E. ; Uelany, IS, ; both of 416 : Turk st.
KAUFMAN— MAXASSE— Isidor G. Kaufman, 21;
Belllnghatn.; Wash.; and Bay E. Manasse, IS,
2424 Washington jst.\
LEE— ROBBUTSOX— Harry .<?] Lee. 34, . and
AltaF. Robertson, ,33, both of Qulncy. .
OROSS— TOTH— StepBan Orossl 30. and 'Aloas
T«th, ' 17.- both of • 1377 A ; Minna st.
RICHET—MOSHER— NathanieI Rlchey. 66.. Red-
lands,: and Mary E. Mosher, m, 821 Eddy st.
TURNER— PRICE— James P. . ; Turner, 21, 379
Harrison:' St., and Ida Price, Is, 2503 Broad-
way. \u0084."--. •
WARTH— HARRIGAX— Joseph W. Warth, 36.
*1461 Page St., and Nora Harrigan, 27, ISOO
Lyon st. - v
OAKLAND, Jan. 5.-— The following raarriase
licenses were issued today : ..,
AXSELMO— AMARAXTES— Frank V. Anselmo,
23, and Leonora Amarantes, 15, both of Pleas-
antou. * •
BRADLEY— RESSEOIJIE— Bryan Bradley, 38.
. Kendall, and Emma R. Ressegule, 31, Oak-
land. :. . .. :•• .-. ..-\u25a0- ;
KOHLBURX— JACKSOX— John H. • Kohlburn, 33.
| Ban | Francisco, and I Minnie Jackson. 2S, Los
• Angeles. , . \u25a0\u25a0•../•< . ' .
NAKASHIMA— KAWAI— MorIsaburo Xakashima,
31, and Toshlko Katrai, 22, both uf Oakland.
PAVAO— SILVEIBA— Jose. S. Pavao. 31, and
Marie M. Sllvelra, 21, both of Oakland.
BCIIAKER— LLOYD— Fred 11. Schafer. 25, San
Leandro, and Gertrude M. Lloyd, 19, Oak-
land. .
«HEWBRIDGE— CASTRO— Martin Sbewbridge,
23, San Francisco, - and Carrie Castro, 17, both
of Oakland.
IRTH g
GUZMAN— In this city, January 3, 1900^. to the
wife .of Frank Cusinan, a daughter.
HUXKIX— In this city, January 1, 1909, to the
wife of J. G. liunktn, a son.
JULGER— January 1, 1909, to the wife of J. K.
Julger, a daughter.
ROSENBERG— In this city. January 5, 1909, to
the wife of Morris Rosenberg, a son.
WHITE— In this: city, January 1, 1009, to the
' Wife of William White, a son. \u25a0
WlLSoX— December 23, l»00. to the wife of
Joseph M. Wlldmi, a.deughter. .
~~ J^RRIAGES;
DORCAS— OBERHOLTZER— In this "city, Janu-
ary 1, iao». by the Rev. J. Fuendellng, Harry
8 . Dorcas ; and Margaret E. Oberbultzer, botli
of iian Francisco. -,
DEATHS
Baker, Mary A.. 38 | Kelly. Frank B." .27
Brlokwedel. M. H.. 51 |K«-yes, Ann (Mass)
Coffey, Annie L... — - |Laux,. Leonora. ..(lnfant)
Conlin, Walter' X... 28 JMarshall,' Thomas.. .. 3U
Cordes, J. S. A.. .. 73 |l'eck. Margaret H.... —
Crowlej, Sister Mary j Poett, Alfred :...... 70
. Martha .". — I Ranlett. Jofln : 72
Cushintf. John M... 83 | Ileade. Mrs. X. ...... 75
Duly, Mary ........ «8 j Salisbury, J0hn...... 77
Doyle, John J..... 53 |Sjchlnter. William ... 43
Eckert, Wm. ?.:... 27 |»eldel, Bessie ...."...—
Flynn, 1 Frank .... . . 45 (Shirley, Chas. L. . . . . —
Gallagher, Rose A. . 77jSllva, i Anestaelo .V-. 28
Garvln, Anthony ... 35 | t^loau. Catherine ..*.. —
Gilbert, Myranoa R. — - |Yon Borstel, 11...... 70
Oreaney, Mrs. C. . 60 jVueanovlch. C- L.. . 46
Grey, Mrs, 1..V.... 87 | Zowasky, Maria ..... 73
Harris,. Herbert *.. 05 I •
Hawthorne, Fred. ... 32 | Bastlan ........ (Card)
Hurley, Mary \u25a0 72 j * >.'\u25a0 *
BAKER— Iu this city, January 5, 1909, Mary
Agnes, dearly beluved wife of Harry Baker,
Rud mother of the late Margaret* Arnold, a
native of tbe parish Eskay, County Sligo,
Ireland, aged 3S years.
Notice of funeral . hereafter. : Remains at
- the - parlors •of J. C. O'Connor i Co., . 770
'l"urk street. \u25a0\u25a0;•. f .--.;••..;, - .
BRICKWEDEL— In ,this city. January 5, 1900,
" Martin H., * beloved \u25a0• son of Anna BrltrkwedeL
and brother of Annie E. aad George F. Brk-k-
• wedel, a native of San Francisco, Cal., aged
61 year*.
Friends and actraa intances are respectfully
Invited to ' attend ' tbe ' f nneral ; services to-
morrow (Thursday), -at 2 o'clock p. m., tt
the chapel 0M.,0.-O. F. cemetery.
COFFEY— In* this "city, January 4, 1909, Annie
Loretta, 'dearly beloved wife of Joseph : Coffey.
loving . mother of Joseph Uoffey Jr., - beloved
daughter of the late Michael and Rose Me-
' Donnell, and beloved slater of Edward, Thomas
and James '\u25a0 McDonnell, Mrs. dc .la . Fontaine,
: Mrs.' K. Conroy, Mrs. F. Darragb, Mrs. M.
Brandon . and . the late Esther Carney, • a native
' of San - Francisco, , Cal.* _\u25a0 \u25a0
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend 'the funerar tomorrow (Tbnrs-
day) , at 8:30 o'clock • a. ; m., from the \u25a0 resl-'
dence of her sister. Mrs. F." Darragh. 70 Col-
ton strctt off \u0084" Brady ; between Twelfth and
Thirteenth,' thence to St. Joseph's church.
where a requiem high : mass will be celebrated
for the : repose of her : soul, commencing .at
9 o'clock a. m. Interment Holy Cross ceme-
tery. \u25a0-'"'• -'':^jsBSGi9i» ";':-\u25a0 •-.'.\u25a0 ---
CONLIN- In Redlands. Cal., January. 3 fi 1909.
Walter^ E... dearly, beloved son of James and
ijuian Conlln, a native of San Francisco, Cal.,
- aged 2H years.:
. Friends \u25a0 and '< acquaintances . are ; respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral -today (Wednes-
day); January \u25a0 6, : 1009. at- 10:45 o'clock ; a. m.:
" from the . family •• residence, j 1444 • McAllister
street, thence to Holy Crofts chnrch. where a
trqulem high : mass will be celebrated: for tbe
rci>oBC of his • soul, commencing . Nt 11 :1S
o'clock. ":- Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by
electric funeral car from Twtnty-elghtU and
Valencia: street*. ~ -. -'\u25a0 .
Knights of- Columbus.% San Francisco coun-
- ell J No. -i- 015 — Please ,\u25a0 assemble -at • Holy X Cross
' church, Eddy street near Scott,' at 11:15 o'clock
"am., today -. (Wednesday), -to : attend the
funeral of = our late - brother menjber, Walter
.Everett Conlln. 'Fraternally 'yours,' •
- * JAMES R.. KEITH, Grand Knight.
COEDES— At rest. In Vallejo, Cal.,- January ' 3,
1909, J. S.Aldrlch, dearly beloved, husband
of Catherine Cordes. ' devoted \u25ba father \u25a0of * Mrs.
Mary Devltt -and Tobias J. "Cordes. and'be-
loved grandfather of Ethel, Truth, Laura and
, John Devltt • and Warren Cordes. a native of
v Germany, aged 73 years 1 month and 28 days.
CROWLEY— In Oakland/, Cal.." January j4, ] 1909.
; Sister Mary Martha Crowtey of the Presenta-
tion Order. ". \ - .
' Interment private, from ' Providence hospital,
after. 9 o'clock mass : today (Wednesday),
..'. January)*.'' : - ; ."\u25a0\u25a0"".' f >\u25a0"\u25a0 _' - \u25a0
CTJSHINQ-^-In this 'city. January 4. 1909, John
-M. Cushing. husband of Anne M. Cnshlng. and
father of Oscar .;. K . \u25a0- and , Charles S. Cusbing
Snd Mrs. Clyde A. Dnnlway, a native of Salem,
Mass.. t'agod 83 years 5 months and IS days.'
Friend! are^espectfullylnYited' to attend
the funeral -'\u25a0 today \u25a0(Wednesday),'; at -10:30
a.m.. from : Pioneer hall, 5 ; Pioneer place. \u25a0' 10-.
terment private. ; r */..'• *: -.
DALY— -In : thls^clty, 5, 1009. Mary, j
' beloved wife ; of Jeremiah Daly, lovtug mother
-'\u25a0 at Joseph J., / John . W., Charles P. . and." the
~ late Cornelius ; K. Daly. . grandmother of , May
"Daly, and sister of William Scanlan, a native
'©f County i Cork,*- 1 reland.T aged ; 63 years, . . : '
\u25a0 : Friends " and • acquaintances are respectfully
-Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs-
day), January 7, ,1909, at 8:30 o'clock ' a. m.,
' 'from the- parlors of Monahan A; C 0. ,-1304 Guer-
• - rero s street » corner j of « Twent y-fifth, h thence -to
" Mission Dolores church.* where » a t requiem s high
mass ' will; be (Celebrated: for^the [ repose of L her
\u25a0.:soul,' commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. Interment
•jiloly; Cross; cemetery;^ f-:" • -V '
DOYLE— In i this 3 city.*; : January '3. 1909, John
£ j. Doyle, (dearly • beloved • husband . of "Anna A.
• Doyle, and devoted father of -Ernest M.. Elma
'\u25a0 J . and -Alfred J. v Doyle, ; a ; native of Boston,
V. Mass.; ; : aged v H3 -years. \u25a0.-;'-. : :/. \u25a0'.-"/ - .:.; '" \ .
1 : Friends ; and acquaintances > are respect-
- fully ; Invited >: to "; attend ? the •\u25a0» funeral '\u25a0' today
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0{ Wednesday)." at* 8:30 -o'clock > M.'i m.;:'froni
r- bis i late \u25a0 residence. 1542 i McAnister \u25a0 street i be-
i tweeu l Scott - and ; Devisadero,; and ; thence (. to
i the - Church ©f : the ' Holy Cross.^ on I Eddy street
" between ; Scott v and < Devlsadero, \ whore .' a
•quiem high mass will be t-ciebrated for the.re-
=\u25a0" l . poso 4of • his »oul. \u25a0 commencing fat: 10 j o'clock
tt a." ; m.' : Interment; private.
ECKEKT— In Oakland}^ Cal., Janiwry ? 3,'^ 1909,
\u25a0 William , F., ; * beloved * husband (oft Sophie -' Eck-
ert. loving son of Charles C.~ and Jlary.Eckert,
"and - brother of Fred 5 J.*; C' Charles A.,"; John,
F. R.'and HeleniEckerC'Mrs.; Lottie Willis
•and Mrs. • Clara ; Wildman. fa? native '.iof Cm\u25a0-
'.'\u25a0' clnnatl: - 0.".' aged 27 : ; years ?6 * months '' and -18
days.i(Franktin,-? O.; j please copy, i s
: '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0Friends •\u25a0;and •^acquaintances"'- arc :?- respect-,
\u25a05 : fully - Invited . : - to ii t * ttend S tbe =; funeral
v-j (Wednesday),? Jan uary«, :il9o9.'! at 8:30 o'clock
\u25a0 n.-i m.,i. from "the a family t. residences 12G6* East
\u25a0j Tenth j street,* thence .i to S tt ; Elizabeth's] church,*
' r * Brays aTeno« %\ near£ E«Bt"% Fourteenth ik street,"
g Fruit vale.l^where ; a i requiem ? ms«s twill ibe S celfr;
brattdi<orlU><lgp^i^|Wi|o^%cO^
at 9 o'clock a. in. Interment St- Mary's ceme-
\u25a0 , tery. ; ; „. \ \u25a0- \u25a0 "*. ' ;.
FLYIW— In this city. January 4. 1909, Frank.
dearly beloved hnsband of Julia Flynn. lov-
ing father^ of James . E.. Nora, Melda. Grace
\u25a0 and Thomas Flynn and Mrs. * William •T.
" \u25a0 Uealey, • beloved son' of Myles and "Nora Flynn.
and loving brother of James . E. Flynn and
Mrs. .M. Wlnslow, a native of Marysvllle.
Cal.. aged 45 years 10 months and 22 days.
(Marysvllle papers please copy.)
..'\u25a0•• Friends and acquaintances are : respect-
fully : Invited •: to attend .the funeral s today
(Wednesday), at 5:45 a. m.. from the parlors .
.of r Mcßrearty it McCormick. 913 Valencia
street near Twentieth, thence to . St. John's
church, where ~ a requiem high mass will- be
celebrated for ; tbe repose -. of - his soul, cotn-
- mencing. at 9:20. a. m. * Interment Holy Cross
cemetery.
GALLAGHER— In this city. January 4. 1909,
Rose A. , Gallagher. \u25a0 beloved mother of Mrs.
Mary McCaffrey and Charles B- Gallagher,
and sister of Mrs. Catherine Potter, Miss B.
Moss and the late Mrs. Sarah McCaoe. a na-
tive of Conuty Tyrone, Ireland, aged 77
years. ' •
• Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
\u25a0 invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs-
day), January 7, 190». at 9 o'clock a. nj..
from her late residence. .4030 Twenty-third
street.' theoce to St. James chnrch. where
' " a requiem ' high mass for the repose of her
snul will be celebrated, commencing at 0:30
a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
QABVHT— At rest. January 4. 1900, Anthony,
dearly beloved Dosband of Annie Garvfn. loving
father. of Kathleen.' Ruth. Thomas aud Joseph
Garvln. and loving cousin of. Patrick Garvln
aud Martin C. and Peter McDonnell, a native
of Coanty Mayo. Ireland, aged 33: years. A
member of the Hod Carriers' union and Phoe-
nix grove, IT., A. Or D. • ' _\u25a0 >
Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at the
parlors of Mcßrearty St McCormick, 915 Va-
lencia street near Twentieth.
GlLBERT— Entered into rest. In Oakland, Cal..
January 4. 1909. In her eighty-seventh year.
Myranda it. Gilbert, relict of the late Jonas
C. Gilbert, and mother of Mrs. O. C. Sev-
erance and Katherlne Gilbert, a native of New
York.
'Friends are respectfully Invited to atttnd
* the .? funeral today. (Wednesday), January
ti. 1909, at 11 o'clock, from- her late resi-
dence, 12C3 Webster, street. Cremation prl-
' vate. .
GREANEY— January . ' 5. 1903. Mrs. .Catherine I
Greaney, wife of William Greaney. beloved
mother of Daniel G. Greaney sad Mrs. E. J.
Haskin. and gister of Mrs. J. Covert, a native
of County Cork. Ireland, aged K> years.
GREY— In Oakland. Cal.. January 4. 1909. Mrs.
Isabella Grey, dearly beloved mother of Mrs.
James T. lUttray, a native of Scotland, aged
67 years. • •
Friends and acquaintances are respeetfnlly
Invited to attend tbe funeral services to-
day (Wednesday), January •;. 19W. at 2
o'clock p. in., at the residence Of her daugh-
\u25a0 ter, Mrs. James T. Rattray. 1063 DennUon
street. East Oakland. Interment Mountain
View cemetery.
HAfiRIS— In this city, Janutry 3. 1909." Herbert
Harris, beloved husband of the late Sarah
Harris, and father of H. Res. Mabel J.. Ed-
ward Norman and Edith C. Harris, a native
of England, aged 53 years and b mouths.'
Friends aad acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral servh-es tomor-
row (Thursday), January 7, 1900. at 1 ©•clock
p. m., at his late residence. 1019 Shotwell
street. Interment Cypress- Lawn cemetery.
HAWTHORNE — In tola city." January 5,1 900.
Frederick Hawthorne, beloved Bon of Bertha
and the late Edwerd Hawthorne, and beloved
brother of Edward Jr.. Arthur. Alfred and
Nathaniel Hawthorne and Mrs. Earl F. Crane.
Mrs. Spencer West and the late Alexander
Hawthorne, a native of San Francisco, aged
32 years G months and S days. A member of
the Painters' union, local No. 19.
Friends, acquaintances and members or the
stove i union are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral today (Wednesday). January
6. 1609, at 2 o'clock p. m., from the residence
of his mother, 2001 San . Jose avenue. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet cetneterT, by electric
funeral car from Twenty -eighth l and Valencia
streets. SRtiEQHffifBSKSMP
HURLEY— In this city. January 5. 1909. at St.
Joseph's hospital. Mary Hurley, beloved wife
of tbe late Michael Hurley, and loving
mother of the late Michael Hurley Jr.. a na-
tive of, Currabey near Skibbereen. County
Cork. Ireland, aged 72 years. .
Friends - ami Acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the fun<-ral tomorrow (Thurs-
day), at 7:45 "o'clock a. m.. from tbe parlors
of Gantnr r Brothers, 3460 Sixteenth street be-
tween Church, and Sanchez, thence to the
chapel of St. Joseph's hospital. Park Road
avenue and Kaker street, whero a solemn re-
quiem high mass = will be . celebrated for the
repose of her soul, commencing at 8:30 o'clock
ar 'm.r Interment Holy ; Cross cemetery.'
KELLY— In the* City of Guatemala. December
12. 1908. Frank B. Kelly, beloved hnsband of
Ida Frances Kelly, dearly beloved son \u25a0 < uT Wil-
liam J. Kelly, and loving brother of Lout* C
Kelly, aged 27 years.
KEYES — The second anniversary blgb mass will
be. celebrated at St. ~ Rose's chnrch, Brannan
street between Fourth aud Fifth, tomorrow
(Thursday), January ' 7. 1909. at 0 o'clock
a. m.. for the repose of . the soul of the lato
Ann Key es , (formerly o/ 11154 Freelon street).
Friends are invited to attend. •
LATJX— In thU' city. January 5. 1900. at the
residence -of her > parents, 44 Prosper street.
Leonora Laux. dearly beloved daughter of
Edward and Maria Laux. and beloved sister of
William Lanx. a native of San Francisco, Cal.,
aged - months and 14 days.
MARSHALL— In this clfy. January 3. 1909.
Thomas Marshall, a native of Australia, aged
3d years. A member of the Coo&s' union,
local No. 44.
\u25a0 Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral today
(Wednesday). January 6, 1909. at 10:13 a. m..
from the parlors of Porter & White. 1214 Eddy
street near Lagtxna. Interment Greenlawn
cemetery, via 11:30 a. m. train frora Third
street depot.
PECK— In this city. Jsnuary 4. 1909, Margaret
H. Peck, wife of the late David M. Peck.
and mother of Mrs. P.O. Sanborn and Janet
M.' and Orrln Peck, -a native of Delaware
county; New York.
'.;\u25a0\u25a0: Friends i- are respectf ulfy : Invited to attend
the funeral services, at. tier late residence.
l«20i Dolores street between Twenty-third and
"Twenty-fourth, toraorro*v "(Thursday) morning
it 11 o'clock. .Please ouit flowers. Interment
\u25a0 private. : , ( ;> "
FOETT— In Santa Barbara. , Cal.. January 4,
. 19U9. Alfred Poett. father of Mrs. J. 11. P.
Howard. . Mrs. Francis Edwards and .Henry
W. and Alfred R. Poett. aged 70 years.
RANLETT— In Pino Grove. Amador eoanty. Cal..
John Ranlett. dearly .. beloved hnsband of Pha-
lcna Ranlett. .and devoted father of Era
Craven and Charles C. Ranlett. a native of
Solon. Me.. \u25a0 aged 72 years. (Portland.- Ore.,
\u25a0 papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
v Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
(Thursday). * January 7. 1909, at 10 o'clock
a. m.. fronr the parlors of Cnnha & Caporjnjo,
1311 Clay street corner of Seventeenth. Oak-
land. Incineration Oakland crematory,
j READE— In Los Angeles.* Cal., January I. 1909.
Mrs.' Elizabeth Reade of San Francisco, beloved
• mother, of Mrs.-' William , Kennedy, Mrs. M.
Phillips and the late Mrs. .11. T.-M. Behn-
sen-'er Victoria. 8.C.. a native of County
Kildare. Ireland, aged 75 years.
. .Friends arc -respectfully- lnvltea to attend
- : the., funeral . today :( Wednesday).* at 9:30
a. 'm.... from. St. Mary's church, corner of
California and Dupont, streets, wbere a re-
' qulem high mass will be celebrated for the
'\u25a0 repose -of her soul. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery. 5 by . carriage.-:
SALISBURY— In ' Yountville. Cal., January 2.
, 1909, John Salisbury, father of Roscoe R. Sails*
bury. Mrs. Joseph Eppinger and Mrs. William
Honghtallng of - Berkeley, a native of Troy,
X. V., aged 77 years 10 months and 12 days.
SCHrUTEB— In this city.- January 4. 1909. Wll-
- Ham Scbluter. '* beloved ' hnsband of tb« late
Adelhaid Schluter, - loving father of William
. and Edward \u25a0 Schlnter, i awl - beloved brother of'
' Mrs. . Antou Guiffy \u25a0 and - Herman and August
Scblnter ' of Ohio and Frederick Schlnter of
• Orange, =' Cal.;- a •:- native 'of \u25a0 Hannover. Ger-
i many, aged 45 years 2 montDs aad 11 days. A
member > of -the : Xorddeutscber verein. Haiuio-
- veraner i vereia and Ml*»W>n ' Torn verein.
Friends": and acquaintances are respect-
fully * invited to attend me funeral - today
'(Wednesday), at 2 ©clock ' p.. m.,' from the
funeral ' parlors -of Theodor Dierks & Co.. 900
Devisadero street corner of McAllister. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet cemetery, by electric
'\u25a0 funeral- car . from Twenty -eighth and Valencia
\u25a0 BEIDEL— In i Coalings, CaL, Janaary 3. 1009,
licsale. beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. -. E.%, Seldel. and sister of Emllle.* Ida.
- - Adolph and Hermann - Seldel,' a native of ' Call- :
. '. fornta. . ' *<3fI9MPBMHPH
BHIKXEY— In St. Jorepb. Mo^ December 22.
', 1005. ,. Charles L. Shirley, beloved bnoband of
; > Florence [Shirley,;* native, of Mlwoari.
81LVA— In Oakland. Cal.. January" 5t5 t 1909. r An-
-estaclo > Sllva." dearly .beloved ' son of .A. - aod
Antonla 'SUva." and brother ,of Manuel - SUva,
1 a native of; Madera, aged -2s: years.
Remains at :- the parlors ;\u25a0 of \u25a0 Cunha >tt I Ca-
: porsoio. 1311 Clay s trett corner of Seventeenth,
Oakland. .- '- • WmßtpßStftßfft'
ELOAS— In'- this city.' January 3. 1909. Cath-
\u25a0 r. erlne/:- beloved \u25a0 wife ; of ? John -Sloan, lorins
, mother of ~» William \u25a0J. : and " Rose - Sloan and
. '[".. Mrs. \u25a0 • Edm'ond Morriasey. a and sister of > Mrs.
i J.>Meagher. "a" native of Carlingford, -County
: -.- ; Lonth, : Ireland.^MSttnHvMßttMßßHßßSMg
.Friends / : and..; aeqnalnt*nc»«-"ar« ' respect-
: fully invited to attemiftne faocral today
. '(Wednesday), ? at 10:30 a. m.; 'from the funeral
--. parlors . of - Green," Ryan .. & . Vnaot**, . northeast
. corner': of V Sixteenth -and Guerrero r streets,
thence Ito St."' Paul's . church, where i services
'. -will, be' held, commencing «t 11 o'clock a. m.
,"\u25a0• Interment Holy Cross :eeme tery.
, YON BORSTEL— In this elty; Janaary \u25a03. 190©.
. "—Hinrich-" yon .Borttel.'»7. native -of- Germany.
I . "aged 1 70 i years -1; month: and? 18 days.
Friends ; ':\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 and i arqna intances .- are ; respect-
. A; fully • Inrlted ,to attend - tbe -. .funeral -: today
(Wednesday).' Jflnnary«,l9»».atl:no o'clock
-\u0084 : p.< m.'.i'.frfim: the, parlors of ;H.; F.:Snhr. * C 0.-
,-\u25a0 J- \u25a0 2819 - Mission - streets between s Tw«nty-flfth \u25a0 an'l
Twenty-sixth.'-. Interment : ; Mount v Olivet . ceme-
\u25a0 ,;i tery,.> by? carriage. *'.-;r-i f* .•\u25a0. V.'.'".-; - •
VUCANOVICK-iln* this s city. January,. 3.: 1909.
: Christopher ~ L. ; Vucanovich, beloved husband
of Cllrna " VncanoTk-b. brother "of Mrs. " MUltza
Kurilleh. ai>4 uncle of Chris Berkan and i>. I".
Vacanofk-h. a native «f Bncanje. UersoKOVlnji,
Austria, astd 49 years 11 months and IS <lay».
"Friends are respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral service* tomorrow (Thursday.
January T. llH.n». at 3:30 o'elwh p. m.. at tb*
chajtel of N.-Gray tc. Co.. 21J)rt «:eary stre«t
ccrner of DcTtsartern. Rrmatns win be placed
lv the Tault at IHld Fellows' cemetery. I'niut
I<obus avenue. UCtualns at, the chapel of JJ.
Cray &. Co.. 210$ (ieary street. . Tlease ouilt
Bowers.
ZOWASKY— In this city. January 3. 19«.o.
Maria Znvrasky. betorrd wife of tbe ULt*
Thomas Z«wasky ," and Nelored mother of Uns-
mvc T., Robert J. and Joseph vv. Zowaaky.
Mrs. C. A. Gould. Mrs. F. C. Klb:u and Mrs.
J. E. Glover, a native of Oermany. ased 73:
years 4 months ami 7 days. A member of tliu
ChrUtlicbw Mutter verela.
Friends ami acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow iThMr<-
dsy>, January 7. at S::;» a. vi.. from her
late residem-e. 4017 Eighteenth mtrcct between
Xoc an<) Castro, thence to St. Booifact's
church. Golden Uate - avett«e \u25a0 betw«eu Jone^
. and Leavenworth streets, wtiere a requiem hl«t«
mass will be celebrated for the repose of
her xoal, c<Mnmen<*ln<» at 9:3» o*clovk a. m.
Intermeat llely Cross cemetery, by carrlase.
• \u25a0 • -
CARD OP THANKS
BASTIAN — We herewith desire to etprmw
our heartfelt thanks to the many friends »iw
extended so many evidence* of their heartfelt
and comforting sympathy, ami beautiful R>>ral
\u25a0 offerings, daring ; our late bereavement: al«>
to the «:prniania chib: Xlsntlr- parlor >•>. IWCI.
N. S. G. W.. and the KnUbt.* of th<> Royal
Arch .Vo. 2. . V. BASTIAX. Father.
AirGUST B-VSTIAN. Brutncr.
WILLIAM BASTIAX. Brother.
* CHAKLES BA.^TIAS, Bn>t!»cr.
MRS. F. GUTTXKtt,
Y. M. C. A. INTERCOLI!EQE
CONVENTION ADJOURNS
Students in Big Universities In
terested in Bible Study
PACIFIC GROVE. Jan. s.— The thir
teenth interuniversity Y. M. C. A. con
vention ended here today. Thirtsen
different institutions were represented.
Pomona sent 23 delegates, University
of California 20. University. of Southern
California 14, Stanford 11, Occidental 5.
Whlttfer j. University of the Pacific 5.
Throop Polytechnic 2, University of
Nevada 2. California college 2. Cali
fornia Polytechnic 2, San Francisco
Theological eetninarv -, San Jose- lUfcU
school 1. In addition there were 13
leaders or visitors from New York anil
elsewhere, Including Veteran JI. J. Mc-
Coy of San Francisco.
This mornings platform meeting was
characterized by many sltort addresses
by C. li Mercer of New York, Hugh
Mo ran of Hankow China: Hjty* r\
Henderson of Los Angoles and Prof.
Charles G. Paterson of jjan Anselmo.
Mercer gave details of conditions li
eastern universities. Out .of 1.300
Princeton students some 60 per cent.
are in bible jtudy. Leaders la sports
and pastimes there are also leaders in
Y. M. C. A. Bible classes. Seventy-five
per cent of the football team are
Christians. Yale, out of 3.500 men. .tias
1,000 in bible study, its athletes am
heading association work. West Point
has *.'&"v men out of 410 studying the
bible.
V -\f>DITIOXAI. COAST SHIPPI.VG
SEATTLE. Jan. 3.— Japanese steamer lyo
Mara sailed for Japan ami Culna tills morning
with passengers and freijht.- Her cargo Included
heavy shipments. of . flour, salt berrtn; and cot
ton. Of the Utter commodity she took* •;.>:• I
baits.
, Steamer Nebrasban shifted to Tacoma tntlay.
Steamer Bnckt&an Is dne in durlns « )•\u25a0 nlsbt.
and aim the bark St. Janie*. la tow tug Uer
eules. from San Frnnoiiwix
Steamer Sverre shifted to Tacoiua. -
Ship B. V. Packard was ftjnuaiiy tarnM over
today to tne XorthwestPrn ftshcrie^ t-umpany by
the Arthur Sewall company of Bath. Me. The
ship was recently nold.
Steamer Dora sails Saturday for Seward to
resume service on the run to Dutch Mrhor. .
VICTORIA. B. C, Jan. 3.— steamer Lon*«!it!f
sailed tonlsht for Mexican port.* with 2."n0
tons of srxla. . bmc shook> and tie*.
Steamer lyo Mara salleil fur ttie orient carr.T
ln«: a larze caixo loadeil at Seattle. ln»'ln<tln»
heavy shipments «f salt ' herrlcz frum Rr'.tN'.j
Columbia.
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masted schooaer; 4 p. m.. three malted steum
schooner; 5:30 p. m.. <ttmr Bm-tcnian.
U S army trsnaport Thomas. Jan 3. 11 p. m..
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