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OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD, SAN LEANDRO
ENSIGN'S WEDDING
A DECEMBER EVENT
Cards for Olson«Pattiana Nup
tials to Be Issued in a
Few Days
OAKLAND, Nov. 21. — Cards for the
weddir.g: of Ensign Alien Olson and
Miss Genevleve Pattiana will be out
within a few days, the marriage serv
ice being planned as one of the smart
est events of early December. The
young naval officer has been assigned
to duty at Mare island, where he will
establish a home for his bride follow
ing the honeymoon. Miss Pattiana is
one of the best liked girls of the
younger set and has been extensively
feted since the announcement of her
betrothal. of the pretty compli
ments offered her arid her fiance will
be the dinner over which Mrs. Frank
Jackson, formerly Miss Gladys Max
well, will preside as hostess.
Miss Edna Orr, whose engagement to
Frederick George Crist was told a fort
night ago. will be the guest of honor
at the compliment which Miss Eliza
beth Goodrich is offering Friday after
noon at the Town and Country club
across the bay. A dozen guests will
cross from Oakland and Berkeley to
attend.
Mrs. Sidney Montogomerie Haslett
has asked friends to accept her hospi
tality on the afternoon of Tuesday, No
vember 29, when bridge will be the di
version. Mrs. Haslett is making Miss
Alice Haight, who has recently re
turned from abroad, the guest of honor.
Miss Margaret Haight and Haslett
\u2666laight will be the inspiration for the
dance Friday evening to which Miss
Anna Dodge has asked half a hundred
of the younger set.
Tomorrow afternoon Miss Mary En
gelhardt and Miss Ann Engelhardt will
receive at a large tea at their home In
Linda Vista in honor of Mrs. George
Franck, a recent bride.
Miss Lydia Sturtevant has asked 100
friends to share her hospitality tomor
row evening, when she entertains at a
studio musicale and dance. Among the
gifted women who will assist the host
ess in the hour's program of music will
be Miss Doris Schnaebel, Miss Ethel
PrebJe, Mrs. Angie Such and Mrs. A. M.
Smith.
Thursday, December 1, Mrs. F. A.
Hammersmith will receive at one of
the more elaborate teas of the midsea
son. making Miss Forderer her gue^t
of honor. Miss Forderer has recently
returned to California from Boston and
:s being eagerly welcomed by a wide
circle of friends. Mrs. Hammersmith
will be assisted in the receiving line
by a number of friends.
The wedding of Ralph Emerson and
Miss Frances Soule will be a prettily
jsppointed event of tomorrow evening.
taking place at the Soule residence In
Alameda. Emerson and his bride will
make their residence in the north,
where an attractive home awaits their
. '.ming.
Tomorrow, in honor of Miss Myra
Hall and Miss Ernestine McNeer, Mrs.
H. G. Taft and Miss Dorothy Taft will
rnterrain at a tea at their home in the
Lakside district. A large number of
the younger set have been asked to
meet the young debutantes.
The dance of the Encinal yacht club
'A'ednesday evening will be an event
in which a group of the Alameda and
Oakland smart set will participate.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tyson and Miss
Marie Tyson have opened their out of
town house in the Santa Cruz moun
tains for the holiday week- and are
planning to entertain a house party
ovpr Thanksgiving.
EXHIBIT OF PETS TO
BE MADE IN ALAMEDA
Second Show of Its Kind Ever
Held in United States
ALAMEDA. Nov. 21. — Oakland will
be represented at the pet exhibit to
be held at 1332 Park street December
2 by Mrs. John Jordan, A. Kenny and
Mr. Walker, and through the efforts
of this committee a large representa
tion of exhibitors from Oakland Is ex
pected.
This committee will make efforts to
bring the exhibit of next year into
Oakland, where the many owners of
P"ts in Oakland will place them on ex
hibition. While this variety of exhi
bition it, comparatively new in this sec
tion of th^e country, a great interest Is
being taken and a splendid show >' is
looked for.
The show of last year was the first
of its kind ever held In America.
FIRE PROTECTION IS
NEW CLUB'S MISSION
Linda Vista Organization Will
Improve Civic Condition
OAKLAND, Nov. 21.— The Kempton
Avenue Improvement club has been or
ganized with IS members, of which
City Librarian Charles S. Greene is the
president and F. B. Plant secretary.
The district in which the club was
formed is on the Linda Vista, hills and
has practically no fire protection. One
of the first efforts of the club will be
the securing of hydrants and other
protection.
The members are:
W F Kroll E. A. Pierce. W..C. Stratton.
RalVb Fisher? W A. Horn. F. B. Plant. Stanley
f SnJtE William F. Neary. M. C B«nnan.
1 C.Merfiam. '«»^ A. T*ompwii. C. H V ll
rox. J. P. Baldwin. H. M. Lynn. C. F. Rllllett.
Mrs J A Blfuop, Mr«. Nora Ryle, C. S.
Grwae and Wallace Morrison.
BERKELEY MAN HURT
IN TRAIN ACCIDENT
Leg Fractured by Being Thrown
Against Pole
BERKELEY. Nov. 21.— A. K. Hoerl,
"3 years old. livJng at 210< Bancrof.l
way was badly injured this evening at
Dwight way, when he attempted to
board a westbound Key Route train. in
notion. Hoerl slipped, and was hurled
against a telegraph pole. His left l*g
was fractured and he was badly
bruised. He was taken to Roosevelt
hospital.
PICKPOCKETS CHARGED
WITH GRAND LARCENY
OAKLAND. Nov. Sl.-^harps ;of
grand larceny were made this atter
noon by O. F. Wllllamß against George
Burgon, Charles Brennari and John.
White, three suspected pickpockets,
who* -were captured by Williams and
Patrolman Teehan last Saturday, after
Williams had been robbed of $40 on a
San Pablo avenue car. Williams' cap
tured two of the men and Teehan over
took the third, a. fourth, who had sto r
fc*a the money, escape* 1
PLANS READY FOR
WATER FRONT WORK
Specifications Are Completed for
First Contract on Western
Harbor Project
OAKLAND, Nov. 21.— City Engineer
F. C. Turner will submit to the board
of public works this week the plans
and specifications for extending the
Twenty-second and Thirty-fourth street
sewers beyond the Key Route pier, and
for dredging for the fill to retain the
projected seawall in the Key Route
basin. These matters are part of the
proposed development of the basin in
accordance with special privileges
granted to the city by the war depart
ment. -. V
The work of building the seawall
along the 7.000 feet frontage of harbor,
and of reclaiming the tide. land back of
the new bulkhead line,- can be fully
carried out only when the two minor
projects mentioned are under way. The
two sewers must first be taken to new
outlets outside the basin. The prelimi
nary dredging for facing the rock wall,
which will confine the fill, must be
commenced 'at once. Plans for the .wall
construction have already been filed
with the board of works.
"We will hurry along the sewer ex
tensions and begin the dredging for
the seawall at once," said Turner today.
"The board will advertise for bids for
both the sewer work and for the pre
liminary dredging promptly. Then,
when this first part of the work is. in
shape, the main contract for dredging
a channel outside the wall and for
filling in the 300 acres of land back of
the wall will be let.
"The money is in the treasury for
this work, either in cash from the first
lot of municipal bonds sold, or in the
equivalent of bonds authorized but not
to be sold till needed."
The plan's to be submitted tomorrow
or next day will complete the prelimi
nary drawings and specifications": They
represent only a small part of the
whole project, which is the greatest
municipal water front undertaking in
the history of the Pacific For
an expenditure of about $500,000 the
city -will acquire 7,000 feet of deep
water frontage, nearly J6.000.000 worth
of land and a nucleus for wharves
in the Key Route basin, now an unused
portion of the west shore.
SUFFERING OF WEEKS
RELIEVED BY DEATH
William McGuire Fails to Re
cover Owing to Old Age
OAKLAND. Nov. 21. — William H. Mc-
Guire died today at his home, 645
Twenty-seventh street, from a streetcar
accident in which he was injured two
weeks ago. The funeral will be held
from the home. Tuesday morning, the
remains , to be borne to the church of
St. Fra-ncis de Sales, Grove and Hobart
streets, where a requiem high mass will
be held.
McGuire was born in Ireland, came to
the United States in 1573 and in 1577
located in Oakland. He has been a
lifelong democrat and was one of the
leaders of his party in this section.
For more than 30 years he was a
member of division No. 1, Ancient Or
der of Hibernians.
McGuire was injured two weeks' ago
on the Twelfth street dam, when the
wagon he was driving was struck by a
car, throwing him to the pavement-
He was badly injured and, owing to
his age, failed to rally. «
NEWMAN CLUB PLANS
GRADUATE COUNCIL
Former University Students to
Organize Soon
BERKELEY, Nov. 21.— A meeting of
graduates %t the University of Califor
nia was held yesterday afternoon at
which preliminary steps were taken
for the organization of a graduate
council of the. Newman club. Organ
ization will be completed December 11
at a general meeting of all Catholic
graduates of the university or «other
universities, and those who have been
members of the Newman club for at
least one year and are not now at
tending the university. The purpose
of the organization is to develop an
interest in the Catholic club at Berke
ley among the university people of
the state. The temporary officers elect
ed are: Phil Carey, president; Wil
liam Hays, secretary; Richard O'Con
nor* treasurer.
PIONEER OF STATE
IS CALLED BY DEATH
Had Lived in California for
More Than 40 Years
OAKLAND, Nov. 21. — O. B. Harvey,
father of Mrs. Hugh Baker, the wife
of Rev. Hugh Baker of 3037 Thirty
eighth avenue, died at his daughter's
home last night at the age^of 79 years.
Harvey came to this state in 1869 and
for 40 years lived in the San Joaquln
valley. He leaves a widow and three
daughters. The daughters are Mrs.
Baker, . Mrs. Charles F. Bowers of
Stockton- and Mrs. John E. Johnson of
Sonora. The funeral will be held Tues
day in Stockton from the home of ' Mrs.
Bowers '-
Marriage Licenses
OAKLAND; Nov. 21.— The following marriage
licenses were fssued:
Winiam C. Gebhart. 34, and Ethel O. Wood-
worth.- 32, 'both of Berkeley.
George W. Crokett. 22. Oakland, and Clara
M. Sackett, 19. Richmond.
Roy B: Bakers, 27, and M. Hazel Burpee, 23,
both of Oakland.
Chris M. Winnlnger, 28, and Minnie A. Vlach,
20. both of Oakland.
Ernext J. Davis, 21, and Gus*ta G. Mass, 32,
both of Oakland.
ThomßS S. Flores. 23. San Leandro, and Emma
M. Rijrgs. 23, Hayward.-
Arthur M. Gunn, 43, Sacramento, and Ellen
Boynton. 24, • Oakland. -
Antone'A. Brum, 52, and Bibiana Sllva, 34,
both of Hayward. .
Charles H. Osborn. 45,- and Ella Grant, 40.
both of Los Angeles. .
Constipation
Vanishes Forever
Prompt Relief— Permanent Core
CARTER'S LITTLE jgSifi^Ps^
LIVER PILLS nevCT^|M <|^S^v
able — act surely r*ADTFPX
but gently on
gcttion — improve the complexion — brighten
the eye*. Small Pill. Small Dote. Small Prie«
Genuine must ; bear signature.
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WIVES SEE THEIR
HUSBANDS ROBBED
Thieves Politely Ask */omen to
Step Aside While Spouses
Are Searched
OAKLAND, Nov. 21.— Mr. and Mrs.
James O'Connor of 1109 Santa Fe ave
nue and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Downing of 5763 Fremont street, were
held up at 1 o'clock this morning by
two masked highwaymen jn Fifty-sixth
street near San Pablo avenue.
The Downings had been visiting the
O'Connors, and had started for the San
Pablo avenue car to return home.'
O'Connor and his wife walked down
Fifty-sixth street with their guestsl
Suddenly the four were confronted by
the robbers, who had hid their faces
with red bandana handkerchiefs and
held revolvers. Having stopped the
party, the holdup men became extreme
ly-courteous to the women.*
"No offense to the ladies," said the
leader of the two robbers. "We will
just search the men. Will the ladies
please step back a moment?" \u25a0
' Persuaded by the sight of the re
volvers, the ladies obeyed. Then the
highwaymen completed their task, one
covering o'Conn.or and Downing with
his revolver, while the pal sea'rehed
them. From O'Connor the robbers got
$1 and from Downing $4.
The footpads disappeared in' San
Pablo avenue, while O'Connor sought
a telephone to notify the police..
Mrs. F- Olsen of 1461 West street re
ported to the police that her home was
entered last night, by a burglar, who
left a woman, standing on the sidewalk
across the street as his lookout. Mrs.
Olsen returned from church at 10
o'clock. She found her front door had
been unlocked and left slightly ajar.
Surprised at this, she went to the back
to enter and switched on the lights just
In time to see the buiglar flee from the
front door. Following to the porch,
Mrs. Olsen saw the thief join ' the
woman, who was awaiting him, take
her arm and hasten down West street.
Nothing" was missing from the house.
TURKEY FEASTS FOR
SISKIYOU INDIANS
University Women Prepare to
Give Braves Presents
BERKELEY.- Nov. 21. — The women
of the University of California Young
Women's Christian association will
send this year a box of Christmas gifts
to the Indians in Sisklyou county.
Preparations are being made to make
the Christmas box a veritable feast for
the redskins. Miss Irma Forveaux of
the sophomore class Is in charge of the
benefit for the. Indians and has estab
lished headquarters In stiles hall to
receive gifts for shipment, j
UNIVERSITY STUDENT
IS CAUGHT CHEATING
BERKELEY. Nov. 21.— A student
who was discovered cheating in a
course in plant pathology at the Uni
versity of California has been placed
on probation, and, if caught "cribbing"
again, will be expelled from the Insti-.
tutlon. \u0084 k \u25a0
Official" announcement of the affair
was made today by the undergraduate
student affairs committee which has,
however, concealed the name of the
offender.
GROWS HAIR
A Remedy That Costs Noth-
ing if It Fails to Do as
Claimed
Resorcin is one of the latest and most
effective germ killers discovered by
science, and in connection with Beta
Napthol, also a powerful antiseptic, a
combination is formed which destroys
the germs which rob the hair of its
nutriment, and thus creates a clean and
healthy condition of the scalp, which
prevents the development of new
germs.
Pllocarpine is a well known agent
for 'restoring the hair to its natural
color, where the loss of color has been
due to a disease. Yet it is not a color-
ing matter or dye.
.The famous Rexall "93" Hair Tonic
Is chiefly, composed of . Resorcin. Beta
Napthol and Pilbcarpine, combined with
pure .alcohol because of Its cleansing
and antiseptic qualities. It makes the
scalp healthy, nourishes the hair, re-
vitalizes the roots, supplies hair nour-
ishment and stimulates a new growth.
We want you to try a few bottles of
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic on our personal
guarantee that the trial will not cost
you a penny if it does not give you
absolute satisfaction. That's proof of
our faith in this remedy and it should
indisputably demonstrate that we know
what we are talking about when we
say that Rexall "93" Hair Tonic will
grow hair on bald heads, except, of
course, where baldness . has been of
such long duration that the roots of the
hair are entirely dead, the follices
closed and grown- over and the scalp is
glazed.
Remember, we are basing our state-
ments upon what has already been ac-
complished by the use of Rexall "93"
Hair Tonic, and. we have the right to
assume that what it has done for hun-
dreds of others it will do for you. -In
any event you can not lose anything- by
giving it a trial on our liberal guaran-
tee. Two sizes, 50 cents and $1.00.. Re-
member, you can obtain Rexall Reme-
dies in San Francisco only at The Owl
Drug Co., Inc., 710 Market street, 77S
Market street. Post and Grant avenue.
Sixteenth and Mission streets, Fillmofe
and Geary streets.
The Gall's
Branch Offices
Subscriptions and advertise-
ments; will be received in
San Francisco at the follow-
ing offices :|llgiiiyj| •
1657 PILLMORE STREET
Marks &:Flnk -^c
Open -until :11 o'clock : c very nl eh t
IOTH AXD MISSION STST
Miller's Stationery Store:
1.--} 1108 VALENCIA STREET
Blake's Bazaar
81S .VAN NESS AVENUE
Parent's; Stationery Store
2200 FILLMORE STREET
Tremayne's ' Branch -
653 HAIGHT STREET
Christian's Branch
'1474 HAIGHT STREET. >
The Atlas*
KTHAND MARKET STREETS
. Jackson's Branch
074 VALENCIA \u25a0; STREET
Halliday's Stationery.. Store
NINETEENTH ST. Nil. CASTRO
Maas*. Bazaar. Tel. Mission 2283
STARTS DEMANDS
JOB AS JUSTICE
Supervisors Are Asked to Ap
point a 'Second; Magistrate
. for City of Berkeley
OAKLAND, Nov. 21.— Formal; demand
was made today . by Attorney Redmond
C. Staats of Berkeley. \ to be. declared
justice of the peace of the cfty ,of
Berkeley, to sit concurrently with Jus
tice of, the Peace Edgar. ,
The demand, which was mad 9at
this morning's meeting of the board
of supervisors, involves the interpre
tation A>f the law •by which Staats
claims that the.' city of ' Berkeley is
entitled to two" justices. ' V
Staats was not \u25a0an avowed candidate
at the recent election, and Edgar was
elected without opposition. , v But y a
number of Staats' friends wrote in' his
name oa, their ballots and he now
claims that he was, elected- the second
justic^, as he received the Becond high
est number of votes. .'~ \u25a0'.-•
The supervisors referred the matter
to District Attorney Donohue. The
latter, who was present at the meeting,
said he was of the opinion that Staats 1
claims were unfounded. \u25a0' ''
HOLD TAG DAY FOR
OLD COLORED FOLKS
Public Asked to Contribute to
Worthy Cause
OAKLAND, Nov. 21.— A tag day win
be given tomorrow by the Home, for
Aged and Infirm. Colored' People to raise
$2,000 necessary f 6r the maintenance
of the home. A committee will be
present at Lloyd hall, Eleventh street,
between Broadway and Franklin, to
receive contributions of all kinds. The
home is situated at Beulah, on the way
to Mills college, and much good has
been accomplished for superannuated
members of the colored race: ;
Because^ the home has no mainten
ance-fund and finds it difficult on ac
count of the Increased cost of living to
keep up expenses, the public is asked
to contribute to its support. Those
who can not come In person to give
can leave postal or telephone calls,
which will be promptly attended to.
Among those in charge of the tag
day are Mrs. J. Shorey, Mrs. M. J.
Grases, Mrs. M. ' Coleman, Mrs. T. L.
Purnell, Mrs. V. A. Dewspn, Mrs. M>L.
Duggar, Mrs. H. R. Burns and Mrs. M.
Morey.
$5,000 MORE NEEDED
BY CHARITY BODIES
1 BERKELEY, Nov. 21.— Only about
$7;000 was raised "by Berkeley's charity
day last Saturday, although it was at
first thought that the full J12,*000 had
been collected. The house to house
canvass was a thorough one, and Com
mandant Arthur Arlett said that other
means would be, employed to raise the
additional money needed to carry on
the work of the three semlpublic or
ganizations. ,
PACIFIC OCEAX TRATEI,
- P /5"Vk" ** Steamers leave from Broad-
/ov^-^SaV way Wharves (Pler« O.and
fafv&*3!& VA Low rate "- lncl'i'tlng berth
I V^Si^A I I and meals..
\«\ Vi^vK/ Sp** l " l Round Tr'P Rates.
Vx*s * VW LOS ANGELES
XjSAlsPraX SAN DIEGO
;.> — \u25a0 \u2666SANTA BARBARA
President .Dec. 6,' 4 p. m.
Goremor Nov. 28. .4 p. m.
Qneen. ..Dec. 14. 11 a. m.
City of Puebla "".'... ...Dec.l9. 2 p. m.
Umatllla .............. ..Dec. 23; 2 p. m.'
I 'Santa Rosa .Nov. 24. Dec. 2. 10. 23.. 11 a. m.
•Only steamer calling at Santa' Barbara.
SEATTLE (DIRECT), TOWNSEXD
TACOMA, VICTORIA, VANCOUVER
Connecting at Seattle ,|or Skagway. Dawson.
Fairbanks and all points on: the Yukon.'
President... .'.Nov. 27. 2 p. m.; Dec. 11, 11 a. m.
Puebla .Not. 22,2 p. m.: Dec.-7.11 a. m.
Queen Dec. 2. 2 p. m.; Dee. 20, 11 a. m.
Umatilla ....;.;........... '.Dec. 16.. 11 a. m.
EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY)
Topeka. Nov. 25, . 29, Dec! 4, 9, 14, .19, 11 a. m.'
GUAYMAS, MAZATL.AN, LA PAZ
EXSENADA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO |
SAN PEDRO.
Curacao '..7th of each month. 12 m.
ALASKA CRUISES 1011 Leave Seattle.
Spokane. Jane 14. 28; July 12, 26; Aug. 9: 9 p.m.
• - \ Right reserved to change this schedule.
Ticket Office*— Palace Hotel. 653 Market St..
16 Market st. and Broadway, Wnarf.
Telephone Kearny 492. |
OAKLAND— II2O Broadway. Tel: Oakland 5(J80.
C. D. DUNANN. General Passenger Agent. , ,
*m& AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN
gfW| STEAMSHIP COMPANY
%J^W Tehuantepec Route
. Reajrtilnr Faait PrHarht gerrle«
NEW YORK TO PACIFIC COAST
PORTS AND HAWAIIAN - ISLANDS,
sailing from New York evory six days,
making direct connection with .Pacific
steamers sailing from Sallna Crus,
Mcx every six days for San Francisco.
PACIFIC COAST PORTS TO NEW
YORK. Also to Mexican and all prin-
cipal European ports under . throueh
rates and through bills of lading. Sail-
Ings from San Francisco every 12 days.
For rates and further particulars ap-
ply, to DEARBORN & LAPHAM. Gen-
oral Agents. 8 Bridge street. New
York WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO.,
General Agents, Pacific Coast. ; . .
810 Sansome St.. San Francisco .
TOYQ KISEN KAISHA
' ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP, \ COMPANY
S. 8. Nippon Manx.^....Tueaday, Not. W, 1010
S.S. Chiyo Kara (via Mani1a.).......;....
...\. ........•..•••... Tuesday, D««. M, »W
8. a Tenyo Maru. .about Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1911
Steamers sail from company's plera, No«. -42.
44, near, foot of street, at 1 p. m.. for
Yokohama and Hongkong, calling at Honolulu,
Kobe (Hlogo) and Nagasaki and Shanghai and
connecting at - Hongkong tritfc steamers - for
Manila, India, etc _No cargo rec%lved on board
on day.of sailing. : Round trip tickets at reduced
For freight j and passage apply a » o ne*. 240
Jamea Flood building - - \s, H . AVERT.
. - Assistant General Manager. -
UNIONS.iCo;ofN.Z.Ltd.
New Through P"" cB sef«nd Freight Service
• Without Change." ' -
. SaUlngs every, 2S dayst connection at Welling,
ton and Auckland for New Zealand ports "and
Australia:-'' \u25a0 ' •\u25a0\u25a0 :, ' ' \u25a0\u25a0' • , .-.. \u25a0\u25a0-.. ..- i: -.--....,. .
OCEANIC S. S. Co.. \u25a0 General Agents, 90 Clay st.
Ticket Of flee. «73 Market st. Tel. Kearny 1231
TAHITI AND NEW ZKAX.AXD—S. S
: Mariposa sails IV a: m..^Noy *22 -
TahlU roond^trlp,|i3 5> £ nt *<\u0084..- :
Unil 111 11 1 11 S^i n~ Un 2 ( J^oOo ton.) Jsails
HUNuLULU fgssii^?: • /or H «»^ >.•-
V/ S. 8. : Wimelmlaar.U3.soo tons) "salU'noon?
, Nov. '\u25a0 23.; tot; B£ps*2*A-UU*.\' EoSa trip
: t0 ' "SJlfeiWA^SaSSl^g »»' '',
. - '- 268J Market St. " '
BERKELEY Y. M. C. A.
WILL BE OPENED
Dedicatory Services Scheduled
for the First Day of the
New Year
BERKELEY, Nov. 21.— The new
$118,000' Young Men's Christian associa
tion - building, "which ;is nearly com
pleted at the corner vof Mllvia. street,
and Allston • way, ; will , be , officially
opened by a reception December 29 to
the committee of 1200 which raised the
money for the building' of the struc
ture. The woman's auxiliary and pas
tors of "the" various .churches here will
be guests of the afternoon.
The reception will be the first of a
series of meetings at the new build
ing, which will be concluded with its
formal opening for business January 3.
In charge of the program for the five
days is a new building committee of
E. S. Page, J. H. McKibben. C. S. Mer
rill and Perry T. Tompklns.
December 30 a reception will be held
to contributors and their friends, fol
lowed -the next day by an -open house
for the boys of the city till 4:30 o'clock,
and in ? the evening an athletic night
and later a watch night service. will be
held. Sunday, January l; will be dedi
cation day. Rev. J. A. B. F % ry, pastor
of the Epworth Methodist church, will
'deliver the address of the afternoon.
Monday, January 2,. the members* of the
association and the auxiliary
will keep open house, especially for the
ladies of Berkeley. At 6. o'clock a din
ner will be ' served to the contractors
and mechanics who worked upon^the
new building, -followed by a special
program for men only. Tuesday, Jan
uary 3, the building will bey thrown
open for business and .the. regular ac
tivities resumed. ' '
COUNTY MUST REFUND
ALL SANITARY TAXES
Decision of Supreme Court Ren
ders Levy an Illegal One
OAKLAND, Nov. 21.— According to
an opinion rendered today by District
Attorney Donohue the county must
refund to tax payers money paid in the
sanitary districts recently annexed to
Oakland which had been levied for
sewer purposes.- The decision of the
supreme court Invalidating" the bond
issues made for sewer improvements In
1909 made the tax levy of that year
for sewer purposes also illegal.
ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
AMERICAN LINE
Plj-nionth — Cher&ourgr — Southampton
Philadelphia — (Ineenntown — Liverpool
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
; ,'Xcw Vork — London Direct
HOLLAND-AMERICAN LINE
New York— London— Parln — Rotterdam
Via Plymouth and Bouloune-Sur-Mer
RED STAR LIHE
N. Y^— Clierhoursc— Dover— Antwerp
WHITE STAR LINE.
\ew York— Queenntovrn— Liverpool
N.Y.-Plymonth-Cherhourir-Southainpton
Boston— Queenstown — Liverpool
New York and Boston to'
RIVIERA-ITALY-EGYPT
The A sores, Madeira, Gibraltar, Algiers,
Villef rnncho, . Genoa, Naples. Alexn ndrin
•CEDRIC \u25a0 (21.033 t0n5). ..... .Jan. 11. Fob. 22
\u2666CELTIC (20,004 tons).. Jan. 25. M«r. 8
•Largest steamers to the Mediterranean
Canoplc Dee. 7 Cretlc Mar. 29
Romanic ........Feb. 4 Canopic \.Apr. 8
Romanic .......Mar. 18 Romanic Apr. 20
WHITE STAR— DOMINION
Portland—^Halifax— Liverpool
Laurentlc. Dec. 3|Canada. ... ..Dec. M
WEST INDIES CRUISES
. . Spanish Main— Panama Canal
4 S. S. NEW YORK -V,
G. N. itOEPPEL. Passenger Agent Pacifio Coast,
-\u25a0.:' 310 'Geary street, opposite St. Francis
Hotel. San Francisco. , :
I E&l L. A.H I F Gibraltar I
Worth yggv
. _ _ _ Australia
Lloyd •- London
- — \u25a0 — y— : - Paris, Bremen
I LONDON -^ — -PARIS BREMEN I
TUESDAYS p THURSDAYS
10A.91. » ''\u25a0 IOA.M. " \u25a0»
" • \u25a0 Express Sailing,. \u25a0 V Twi &^fJ. Mt
Ksr. W.d.Gr.Dec. 13|*Cawsel l>ec. 1
K. L'«e(Sat.)Dec. 17 Fried'h d. Gr.Dec. 8
G. Wash'ton.Jan: 3 »Uhein ..... .Dec. 22
/Ksr/w.d.Gr.Jan. 17 *Neckar Dec. 29
/ 'Bremen Direct.
SATURDAYS n a. m. /.' v
GIBBALTAE. ALGIEKS. KAPI.ES.GEKOA
v Knle. Albert.Dee. 81 ' Berlin (new) Jan. 7
P. Irene. . . . .Dec. 10|K.Lulse(We<l) Jan. 25
\u25a0v' "Omits Gibraltar : \;
".- ' \u25a0 Wirelt-Ks and Submarine signals.
f Independent Anmnd-ihe- World Tonrs.-
TraVeler 1 ? Check. Good All Over the World. *.
OKIiBICHS A CO.. Gen.Agf .. S irwny..\.r.
Bobert Capelle. G. A. P. C. 150 Powell St..
opposite St. Francis hotel. San Francisco. Tele-
phone — Kearny 4794. . ,
FRiENCH LINE
CIE. GLB. TKANiATLANTIQUE
DIRECT LINE TO DAYRE— PARIS
Sailings ETery, Thursday and Saturday. ;
1* Touralne .Nov. 24 . La Saroie. . . . .Dec. 8?:
La Bretag ne. .Deo. 1 La Lorraine. .D«o. 15 ;'
' ' EXTRA SAILINGS.
- These steamers carry one class (II) cabin
passengers; only. y -
Carotin* . . .'.Not. 28 , Niagara ... . .Deo. 10
Chicago ... . .N0t. "28 La Gascogno . Dec. 10
v FUGAZI BROS.. Pacific Coast Manager*.
630 Montgomery street.- San Francisco. Cabin
Office, 685 Market- street. \u25a0
The Royal Mail Slm s££
.. ' \u25a0 8 Cruises de I^uxo to
Cuba-West Indies- Panama-Bermuda j
SKVraTYYKAR*' Experience In .
\u25a0 the, West Indies Passenjser Trade. -
tßlidiri Tiri«-9«»w AI Ufl r , Tom
IJmb. 31 («T dny«) SI4O Jt up — Vntt. ll»
US9tf»yß)*lßO4rvp — Mar. 35(lOdajj) .
895 A: up. \u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0 -\u25a0'«\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 . : \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;-; t
; \u25a0 : The only TFfst Indies Crniting Stepmer_ • •' .
i:;;' Especially Conttrueted /or Tropical Service.
.Weekly Sallibm from" Sew Pier 43^ N. R. , \. T.
1 Bermuda - Cuba • Jamaica WMt'fndTes
On Alternate Satuni*ys by West India Jlail .
1 Steamers and InterrMiinsr Satnrdi»ys by the
' - Ri mi Ss Pt \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Tana /
SANDERSON 4 SON. 21-24 SUte St.. New York
t149 La Salle st.V ; Chicago.,:- . \u25a0
Thos. Cook ' Sons, 889? Market st. • . . '
Casadlan > Pacific : Empress ' , lino ', of .' Steamers
«aiU ng t weekly between . Montreal I and ! LlTerpool.
iWlrelesa on all steamera. r Ask.any ticket ageat,
or write E. £• P£KK, O. A., Palaca Hotel, Sa«
Fradclsco. '-'A. \u25a0: " '\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0.-;•';.\u25a0 .' -~: r S- •<V-.
$5 ELOPEMENT IS
NIPPED IN BUD
BERKELEY, Nov. 21.— The arrival of
a big brother and the police stopped a
boy and girl elopement which had been
planned with a fund of $5 In real
money, but with a huge fund of deter
mination and love. The principals in
the elopement, which was to hav x c be
gun with a honeymoon at the Fish
ranch in Contra Costa county, " were:
Homer Keran, aged 17 years, of 2617
-Ellsworth street, and Miss Josephine
Betellini, aged IS. of. 1318\ Josephine
street.' ;
' The elopement had been planned for
last Friday night, but Keran's brother
informed the police and and Po
liceman H.P. Lee stationed themselves
to ~ await \u25a0\u25a0 the wouldbe elopers.
" The ' couple were found in a rig —
hired on credit — near Ellsworth and
Parker streets.
After the girl wept profusely she
was allowed to go to her home. Keran
was taken in charge by his brother.
m| AmM j% \m Es| pPn tryi mA S^s lf^r>J VA Xl t.^tevf Eft w/ m\u25a0/ f\*r v *si 22.^ 5? £^r*.
n « Gn lv GX?| L*3 \u25a0* fcfli "Saj SMr B| ITSiCj Bn fS . M sMSr\ OA fc*r^v<
ML EM rSS r'JX PWJ it il |)7o Kc4 B% . KL*»tl WHw Bf A yd \u25a0 xnt! tX n n sT^T*\_
K^^k. ii Sjl @ S3 vLm r"4 ant EsU «w^2 V K^|4 Jm A *<5B ? eIH \u25a0\u25a0 S^^Sl
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE FROM NOVEMBER 14. 1910
VIA OAKTL.ArVD PIER
Leave . (Foot of Market Street) Arrive
2.15 a Niles. Tracv. Ijvthrop, Stockton.
Lodi, Gait, Elk Grove, aaeramesto.. I I.ISp
6.40 a Hayward. Nile %. San Jose. 7Xfca
7.00 a Ricjunond, Port Costa, Benicia, Snisun. 1
Dizoa. 3jcwm ento. Roteville. Uaryt- } 7.25p
vHle. Redding, Dun srnuir. J 10.38p
7.00 a Elaira. Vacaville. Rumsey. 7.2fcp
7.00* Da vii, Woodlaad f.NSarysville, Oro-
ville). WiUbras. Maxwell. Wiilows.
Hamilton, Corning. Red Bluff 7.28?
7.40 a VaUejo, Napa, Calis toga, Santa Rcsa,
Martiaei st 6.CBi
7.40 a Avon, San Ramon, livermore ...... 6.48?
7.40 a Nil?*. Pleannton, Liyrnnore. Tracy,
Lattiroo. Stockton Lodi. Sacraments. 7.28f
7.40% Tracy. LO3 banos. Kerman, rresno. 4^8 f
B.oo* Newark (Centerville) , San Jose. Los
Oatos. Wright. Felton (Boulder
Creek), Santa Crui B. 48»
B£oa Port Costa, Nhrtin ez. Byron. Tracy,
Stockton, Merced, Fresno, Goshen
':•-- Junction (Hanford, Armona), Vbalia.
Porterville. Baker jfi eld *-48p
a2oa Yosemita Valier via Merced. 4.45p
9.00 a Niles. (San.Jose), Livermore. Stockton
\ (*Milton), Valley Sprmj.Jone. Sacra-
ro»ato AJZtf
9.00 a SoaorarTuolumne and Apgels 4.28»
9.03 a Atliotic Express — Sacramento, True-
' kse. Ogden. Salt Lake City, Denver,
Kansas City, Omaha. Chicago &28p
9.40 a Richmond. - Port Costa. Martinea, "
Bay Point .' 6.CBp
10.20 a Vallejo Mars Hand. Napa .". I l^fia
10.23 a Los Angeles Pass engpr— Port Costa.
Martinei. Byron, Tracy, Stockton,
Merced. Fresno. (Hanford, Coalings,
Visalia.) Bakersfidd. Los Angeles 7.48?
10.40 a San Francisco Overland Limited—
Dearer, Kansas City, St. Louis.
Omsha, Chicago 6.28s
1 1 20a Shasta Limited— Portland. Taooma,
Seattle... 9.I8»
12.00. GoldSdd Pass.— Port Costa, Benicia,
Sacramento. Truckee, Haxen, Wa-
busies (Yerlngton, Mason), Mins,
Jonopah. Golds fid. Laws, Keelfr.... 7.48 a
J l2.*on Davis. Ydo, Williams, Colusa June-
tion. Willows 2v48»
1 2.09T Marysville, Chico, Red Bluff 4.2t p
1.23 a Niies, Irvington, San Jose 2.4£p
1.40b San Leamfro, Niles. Centervflle. ( 9.oft
Newark. San J«se.. t 7.48p
2.00? Newark. San Jose. Los Gatos. Wright,
Fdtoa (Boulder Creek). Santa Crux.. 9.6Cp
Z4O? Sin Lsindro, Nil es. San Jose. 9.2Ea
3.00p Decicto. Winters, Si cram ento— Wood-
land, Knights Landing, Tudor. Yuba
City, Marysv2le .... 10.48 a
3.20s Port CosU (Stockton). Martinez,
Byron, Modesto. Merced. Fresno.. IZCSp
3.45? Vis Sausalito. West Napa. St. Helens.
Calistoga..: 10.35 a
4.00s Vallejo. Napa. Calistoaa, Santa Rosa.
Martinet, axn Ramnn. Livermore. . . 9.28 a
4.00s Niles (Centervflle. New ark). Liver- ( 10.28 a
more. Tracy. Stockton. Lodi \ 11.18?
4.40 a San Leandro. Hayward. Niles, Pleas-
1 anton. Livermore, Tracy, Newman.
Kerman, Fresno 1 1. 1 Op
B.OOp Vallejo. Port Costa, Benicia, Sacra-
mento. Lincoln, Marvsville, Oroviit*. 11.28*
5.03p Davis, Woodland, Yolo, Arbockk,
Williams. Colusa Junction. Willows.. 10.38?
5.03? Rujsjll. San Jose. Los Gatos. lV. 928»
5.23 a Sin Leandro. NUes. San Joee. 7.48 a
6.03s Ovd Limited— Los Angeles B.CS*
6.4U8 Eastern Express — Ogden, Pueblo, Den-
ver. Kansas City. St. Loui.«, Chicago.
Port Cost%, Benicia. Sacramento,
Truckee, Reno, Sparks 8.22p
6.40p Hayward, Niles and San Jo*e 6.4Ep
}7.00 a Vallejo, Port Costa, Martinei, Bay
Point and Way Stations J 1 1.18?
7.40p Richmond. Port CosU, Martines,
Cornwall, Byron, Tracy, Stockton . . . 12.48p
8.20p Oregon Express— Davi?, (Sacrsmento),
> Willows. Redding, Ashland. Portland.
Tacoma. Seattle. Spokane 9.08 a
9.00s China and Japan Fast Ma2— Ogden.
' \u25a0 Cheyenne. Denver, Kansas City,
Omaha. Chicago 2.4Ep
9.00p Port Costa. Benicia. Sacramento, Col-
fax,Truckee, Reno ..... 10.08 a
9.40p BakersSdd, McKittriek, Monarch,
Moron. Feflow 8.28 i
9.40» Richmoad, Port Costa, Tracy, Mo- %,>;% ,>;
desto, Merced, Fresno, Hanford,
Coalinsa, Visalia, Tulare 8.. 23 a
9.40p Hunter's Train — Saturday only. San
Jose and Way Stations J7.48p
11.40? Portland Express — Sacramento, Marys-
vflicßed Bluff. Weed,(Klamath Falls).
Ashland, Roseburg. ' Portland, laco-
ma. Seattle '..'. t2.2Cp
NETHERLANO'SROUTE— From. Pacific Street Wharf.
' Collinsville. Emmaton. Rio Vista, Isle ton. Ryde. Wal-
nut Grove, Vorden, CourtUnd, Clarksburfr. Sacramento.
. Steamsr Ntvajo. leaves San Francisco BXO a. m. daily
except Sunday, stopping at points shown, arriving Sac-
ramento 6:00 p.m. Leaves Sacramento 9:CO pjn. daily
except Sunday (no stops en route), arriving San Fran-
cisco 5:00 a.m.
Ststmar Modoe or Apache, leaves San Francisco 1.00
p.m. Daily, except Sunday: arrive Saa Francisco 11.30
p.m.' -'... • •-. \u25a0 - -. \u0084 . \u0084- --7 \u25a0'.
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY —From San Francisco.
" Market Str»«t Wharf — Dailjr — Hourly from &C 0
ajn. to 9.00 p.m., indusive.
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS-Vta Alam«!a P»«r.
To Oakland and Alameda— l6. lo. fft.4s a.m.. and then
10 and 45- minutes past the hour until 7.45 pjn.: then
a»0. 9.15. 10.00. 10.45. 11.30 pjn. and 12.15 ajn.
To Alarrwda and Fruitvals via Horwho* tanat at above.
t» for Mor/img. p for Aftfrnoon. t Sunday excepted;
t Sunday only. § Saturday and Sunday only.
* aSunday and Monday only.
/s£§&. Schedule Effective
: pefft November 1, 1910
NSSjW/ UNION FERRY DE2POT
x «^il^ San Francisco
Leave [ . Via Sansalito [ Arrive
7:43 aiPetaluma. Santa Rosa. Ilea Ids-
burg,, CloTerdale, -* Ukla"b. Wil- ',
lits, * Sherwood, \u0084 •Gnerneville,
•Monte Rio. 'Duncan Mills,
Sebastopol 6:33 p i
8:15 a "Sonoma, *'Glen KUen f5:35p
8:15 a Pt. Reyes, Camp Meeker. . Caza-
dero ".. t6:35 p
JS:4S a Petaluraa. Santa Rosa. Hcalris- \
. bnrjr. , Cloverdale. , GuerneTille,
\u25a0\u25a0- Monte, Klo, Duncan \u25a0Mi 115.'.... J7:35p
10:45 a Petaluma, Santa Rosa.... 4 -33 D
?2:4spPt. Reyes.! Camp Meeker (leaves • .
from Caiadero)........ ...J7-05D
' 3:15 p Petaluma.. .Santa Rosa. Heald*-
burp. . Cloverdale, • T'kiah. Guer-
neyllle.' Monte - Rio. Duncan
Mills,, Sebastopol <"..;...-.' , H-O5»
4:45 p .Sonoma. ' Glen EUen ' 9*35 •
\u25a0 5:15 rnPetalnma. Santa R0ca. ....... . * g'gj g
ELZCTHIC SUBTJEBAN VIA SAUSALITiI
Sausalito. MUI . Vtlley. . San Eaf ael-- tj.u t
eTery )30 minutes ifrom 1 C:45 a. m nntll R- 1\
a. m:; hourly untt' 2:45 p. m. (except the **-43
p. m._ does not nnj to San Rafael on Sunday's)
then 3:15 P-.m^and 1 every 30 minntes until 6:43
p.m.. then i^f. 0:45 p.m. and 12:01 a m '
Fairfax— Leives t6:45. t7:15. 815 8-4T
9:45. 10:43,,J1:45.a. m..,12:45. 1 45 2-45 3.T5
pife S^;"" :lUfMI - 5:45 «• »- 1: «
•daw^MW-i?^'?.; 77 1 * Saasalito-Week
7?« -."\u25a0! iV- 5> 8:Jo.' 10:30 a. tn.V 12:45. 3:15
1 &!:£• 4^ * s) .; ; W>Vl0:«. 1 U:45.k.m.r 12:45.
1:43. 0.10.. 4. 15.. 5:15.. 6:15 p. m.. 12:01 a. m.
arrive. 7:35 p. m. -"Sandays arrive
..0j p m. tExcept; Sundays. jSundaya only.
Saturdays only. fTiburon. direct*- iiThursdays
.only. \u25a0\u25a0'j^pliaHWi^aMßgMiWapMiwa^JffE^ai
Pacific transfer company's 'aitents are author-
ized to. check baggage direct from residence. '
\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666<»\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666 \u2666\u2666\u2666+\u25a0
| This Will Stop Your J
t Cough in a Hurry < >
' r \u25a0 f_ i \u25ba
A Save $2 by Making This Couch o
T . Syrnp at Home \u0084
\u2666\u2666\u2666»»»\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666»
This recipe makes a pint of better
cougrh syrup than yon could buy: ready
made for $2.50. A few doses usually
conquer the most obstinate cough-
stops even whooping cough quickly.
Simple as it is. no better remedy can
be had at any price. \
Mix one pint of granulated sujrar
with % pint of warm water, and stir
for 2 minutes. Put 2% ounces of Pinex
(50 trents* worth) In a pint bottle: then
add the Sugar Syrup. It has a pleasant
taste and lasts a- family a long time.
Take a teaspoonful every one, two or
three hours.
You can feel this take hold of a
cough in a way that means business.
Has a good tonic effect, braces up the
appetite and is slightly laxative, too.
which is helpful. A handy remedy for
hoarseness, bronchitis, asthma and all
throat and lung troubles.
The effect of pine on the membranes
is well known. Pinex 13 the most val-
uable concentrated compound of Xor-
wegian white pine extract, and is rich
In gu!aicol and all the natural healing-
pine elements, anther preparations will
not work in this formula.
This Pinex and Sugar Syrup recipe
has attained great popularity through-
out the United States and Canada. It
has often been imitated, though never
successfully.
A guarantee of absolute satisfaction
or money promptly refunded goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has Pinex
or will get it for you. If not. send to
The Pinex Co.. Ft. Wayne. Ind.
RAILWAY TRAVEL
VIA COAST IIaTSTB
Leave (Third and Tovmsend Streeta) Anira
- 15-10* Valencia Street. Ocean View. Cohna.
' Cemeteries. Baden. Saa Bruno... t6.3=a
6.30 a South San Francisco. San Jose. Gilroy,
(Hollister). Sargent, Pajaro, Watson-
ville. SanU Crua. 7-5Cp
7.10 a South San Francisco. Palo Alto, San
Jose. Way Stations , 7.3Ca
7. 10 a Mayfield. Loa Altos. 1 <\u25a0* (.la tos |7.20p
8:00 a Shore lina linited— Paso Robtes
Hot Springs. Santa Barbara. Los
Anzdes 930»
aosa The Coaster— San Joss; Painro (Wat-
•onville, Santa Cruz),*. Castroville.
(Del Monts. Mon terey. Pacific Grove).
*"v t , Salinas. Soledad Pa<o Robles Eot
Epungs, San Luis Obiipo. Surf,
(Lompoe). Santa Barbara. Vsatura,
Oirui.-d. Los Anseles 11.45?
B.loa May se!d, Los Altos. Ixs Gates, Wrieh!,
Glem»ood(Rouider Creek). Santa Cms,
Watsonvaie. Castr oville, Del Monte.
Monterey. Pacific Grove 9XCp
9.00 a San Jose. Gilroy, Salinas, l'aso Bobles
Hot Sprincs. S»n Luis Obiepo —
Trea Pinos — Watsonv3le. Santa
Cruz. Del Monte, Uonterey, Pacifio
Grove... 4.00»
10.43 a South San Francisco. Burlingame. San
Mateo. Palo Alto," San Jose f6 ?Ca
10.40 a Loa Altos. Monta Vista. Los Gates.. { ]? J
1 1.30 a Valencia Street. Ocean View, Cohna.
• Cemetaries. Barfen. San Bruoo l-35p
1 1 .40 a South dan Fran cisco, San Jose tB.2'- s
2.00s Del Monte Express— San Jose. Gilroy,'
Sargent- (TVatsonville. Santa Crui).
Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove.
(Salinas) I2JJCB
2.05s South San Francisco. Palo Alto. San
Jew.. 8.<53
F2.05S Los Altos, Monta Vista. Los Gatos. . . 1 3.15;
3.00? South ?=n Francisco, San Mateo. San
Jose. Gilroy. Tres Pinos. Salinas 10.10 a
3.00 a Wataonville. SantA Cms. Casirovill*.
Del Monte. Mon terey ..Pacific Grove. lO.ICj
3.15s Santa Clara. West San Jose. Los Gatos.
Wri?h?. (Bouliier Creek). Santa Crax. tt).3Ca
4.00s Sirnset Expren — Tucicn, Demin?.
Q Paso. Houston, New Orirnns.
Pan Robles Hct Srings, San Luis
Obispo. Santa Barbara and Los
Angeles 10.55t
4.0 C? Kansas City. St. Lotiis. Chira?o 1t.55»
4.20? South Saa Fran cisco. San Jose 19.tCa
tS.OS? UoHin^une. San ' Mnteo. Palo Alto.
San Joss and Way Stations 945f
f5.23? Red«rocd. Pilo Alto. San Jose. I.W»
t52Jp Los Altos. Monta Vista, Los Gatos... f3.15|
t5.253 Uurliamm?. San Mateo. San J05e..... 3 25|
f3.30j Loop— Valen cia Street, Ocean View.
- --- - . Cerneteriea, So nth San Fracciseo.
23 1 Street. 3d »n<i Townsend t6/C»
5.40? San Bruno. San Mateo. Bedirood. Palo f t' 21*
Alto. San v Qan. San Jose I 7.35 a
15.40? Los Altos, Los Gates.... {9.45 a
t6.03p Millbrae. Saa Mateo. Palo Alto. May-
field. Los Altos. Los Gatoe. t&SOa
t&Oot 231 Street. Visit.tcion. South San
Francisco. Valencia. Street t7.IS»
&30p South Saa Fran cisco. Fan Jose 8.45|
B.oop Too Lark— Paso Robles Kot SpriagN
Santa Barbara, I.os AnH?s 9.33 a
S.osp Lm Ansrles Pa swen g»r— Gilroy. Salinas,
Paso Robles Hot Springs, San Luis
Obispo, Santa Barbara and Los
acn
I O.OOp San Joee and Way Stations 7 21.1
I 1.45p South San Francisco. Palo Alto. Pan f 7.45t
t Jcse U»0.50>
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS— Via Oalclano r»ter.
To Oakland. Bcrkilay, Berryman. Dit Oakland x.-.t
Frultvala— Daily— From 6.00 a.n M and every twentj
minutes until 7.C0 p.m. indusive; then 7.40, 5.20.
9.00, 9.40. 10.20, 11.00. 11.40 pjn., 12.20 anc
1.20 ajn.
T» Sather and Ma>ai« via Sevwith St.— Daily— Frcra
6.00 a.m., ami every twenty minutes until 7.00 p.m,
inclusive, then 7.40. 8.20." 9.00. 9.4 a 10.2 a 11.0.
and 11.40 pja.
Te Stonflhurtt— Dafly Except Sunday— s.oo. 7.C0, B.CO
9.00 a.m.. 2.20. 3.C0. 4.00. 5.C0.-0.40 p.m. Sunds?
only 9.00 10X0 ajn. I.CO. 2XO. 100. 4.00. 5.00.
5.40 pan.
To Oakland Fmt St.. Frultvila. Alimeda. vii Horseshat
— Daay-^rom t6.00, 0.20 aja. and every tweritj
minutes until 8.20 a.m. inclusive; then 9.C0, 9.20
10.00. 10.20. 11.00. 11.20 a.m.. 12 m.. 12.20.1.C0. 1.20
2.00, 2.20, 3.00. 3.20. U- 40 pjn. and every t*entj
minutes until 7 p.m. inclusive; 7.40. 8.20. 9.00. 9.40
10.20. 11.00 acd 11.40 pjn_ 12.20 and L2O ajn.
Additional train to Oakland First St. 2.15 ajn. .
To Wwt Barketay— Daily Except Sunday— From 6.CC
ajn. and every twenty minutes until 3. 2oa.m. inrh>
give; then 9.00 a.m. and every honr until 100 p.m.
inclusive; thro 4.20 p.m. and every twenty mmntet
, nntj 7.00 p.m. inclusive: then 7.40 pjn., 8.20. 9.C0.
9.40, ia2o. 11.00. 11.40 pjn. and 12.20 ajn.
To Writ Berkeley— Sundays only— From «Xt) njn.
then 7XO. 7:40. 3:20. 9.C0 ajn. indusive; then 9.25:
aja. and every twenty minutes 7.00 pjn. tndusrw
then 7.40- p.m.. BJ2Q. 9.% 9.40. HXSO. H.OO. 11.40
pjn. and 12.20 ajn.
To Corhln— Daily Except Sunday— From 6.00 ajn. and
every 20 minutes until 8.20 ajn. inclusive, then
9iXX 10.00 ajxu 12.00 m.. I.oa 2J00. 100. 4.0a 4J».
14ft &00. 5.20. &40 and ».oOpj ta » \u0084
To Cartln— Sundays only— From 8.00 sj»» then 900
a.nu 9.20 aja. and every twenty minutes uatil
o.CX) pjn.
To St»g«, Richmond, PuJlman--<LOO am, 5.40 pm B^o pm;
Union Transfer Co. authorised to check Ba«r»et
direct irom residence. *-«^*»
MUIR WOODS v<§&^
MT. TAMALPAIS^|f
VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
UNION SEPOT, FOOT OF MAHKET STREET \^
I Bonmt Trip from San franckes, >1.90 »
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9:45 a v 8:45* t 7:20 a 11:50 a 7:25* 10:40 a
1:45p 9:45* t:4op Jl2:5Qp 1 :40p 11:40 a
* 4:45p 10:45* 2:40p 1:50p 4:45p 1:40j»
\u2666-.... 11:45* 4:50f 2:50p • 9:00p 2:40?
...... 1:45r l:50» 3:40?
..•-.. 2:4si| .:::..| Uo 9 **o? \
•Saturdays. t Mondays. « M:. TamalpaijorJy.
Tidr* n»fi™. i Saasalito Fernr— TfU Kearay 4980
General Office— M2l Valti»y. California, Tel. Mill Valley 81
*Tmn (I Taaubiis" vi "Miir tn" art atom a?a far puts
OCEAN SHORE BAU.WA*
F. s; Stratton. RecelTer. D*pot IZtit «"<» MJwton.
Leare Saa Francisco — •» «. tn.. 3j*P- \u25a0•
L*»t« Arl«U— 6:lo a. m~. t1:53. J2:23 P- m.
Lear* Tnnltas OI«a— tl:30. 12-0° 9. n»-
•Sta*e for Saa Oregorlo and I»e«cad»n».
All train* dally except f»««k «ar» o«ly;
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