The San Francisco call., December 03, 1910, Page 7, Image 7

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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAY WARD AND SAN LEANDRO
FEAST IS PROVIDED
BY HOME PRODUCTS
Manufacturers ' and Producers
Discuss Business.Problems
With Railroadraen
The Call Praised for
Giving a Square Deal
J A tribute to The Call vran paid
7 r «a»««a>»fr H. C. Capnrll
<Jnrtn X the banqnn.
F - E - BaOenni of thft Southern
Pacific «poke on the need of Oalc
iand for V nhiuu r , and following?
tho. e remarks .Toaßtna«te>. Cap
well arose and critlciaed tteverely
the- methods of some SanPran-
Cisco newspapers in diSalliiK «ith
Oakland nevm. '.'
-The Saa Francisco Call," said
hr t "i« the *nl r San Francisco
paper that comes anywhere near
Slvtnsr Oakland a square deal,
loa can jjo anywhere In the
?°ii .-"" d T ° n have *° read Th «
cau If yoo want <o knnw there
Is «<nch -a elry as Oakland on
*n* nap,"
«2J; Dea 2 — More than 400
quests were present 4t the first annual
banquet of the manufacturers' and pro
ducers, committee' of the. chamber of
t^ m >f; C M n Scdttlsh fcite cathedral
HH O g , - ey ere representatives of
" tne leading manufactories railroad"
; commercial- bodies and-generallbuginess
c 2.1 th * <:itles on the..east.feideof the bay.
The menu included nothing but liome
products, everything "from cocktails to
-cigars having .b^en -made in Oakland. .
. . * The , banquet -was held to bring tp
gether leaders in th^difTerent lines of
, Industry in Ala rnedu. county and/ San-
Francisco and tp' bund up the matiu,
, Jacturiny spirit in this sectibh.-'' Sub^
jects of importance to the upbuilding".
•Pf *P*. c ' n y were, discussed.. H: C. Cap
>-ell acting as toast master. '• " .. •
AXXEIATIOX OPPOSED ' •
'•\u25a0 . Capw^lLtook-a^hard fling at trie, an
.'. nexation movement to.ward a greater
•San Francisco. * He said -that a'Sn'tYan
.. , tisco had done, nothing but belittle
Oakland and to* try to stifle Oakland's
•. Industries. «•• •: • •• ' : 
*".With that condition having existed
\u0084 for -ho- many ..yea. rs, 1 -: said! Capweli,'
•what -could Oakl-ahd! -expect, after an
nexation to San'- Francisco?" He re
ferred to tlje titles" of speeches ..to be/.
made at an annexation banquet in 1 San'
_ "Francisco next week, "singling out par^
• Ticularly C?ty A. -H. : El*
' "Hot's proposed response to ilye toasrr
• "Th^ Benefit Aiameda County Cities
."••Would" Gam" by/Aft.nexa.tion to San
' ..Francisco." .« . '" '.' v " . -
"Klilot sticks" his" good sense,", said I
•" CapweU.' "in living "here, in " the best
.town on the coast and earning his tion
..«st dollars across-, the bay.'
'"'I .don't;, blame San ; Francesco- for
; s 'trying.' trying . .to anner" lisT 'but I t d6\ most
• Strenuously" object to. their methods of'
'"going ai it." •\u25a0- •.; . ""\u25a0' • • ;\u25a0".,
• • .The speakers and, their subjects were:
; •*. Welter S. Macka.r. "Oakland Chambiy of "Coni
.. • nn»rw." . . : , • • •
' Mayor -Frank K. Jlott." "Our Waf*>r J"roa£.'' •
.* Charles M. Wood. ""-Manufacturers' and Pro*
-. „ duc«Ts*-O<>flitr!itt<»e.** *••-•\u25a0
. ! H-arniou B<*ll,<->f the. ?an Francisco, Oakland and
. San Jose railway, -'rmJuhiriaJ Expansion in Oak
" land." •»> .'.--• •-\u25a0-<:.-'
.' . \ John T. Scott. rppr>sentini» Moo'fe & Scott Iron
".••works. "'Shipbcildhjjr.-in Oakland Harbor.'' :
F. p. Batteurs^Qf s the Southern Paciflc cotn
paoy. •"The RailmEd-Jts* a "Factor in the Develop
„ ' ts«?nt of Oakland."
Kenneth Mlllican.' "Progress md Prosneritr
• Coajmitte*-." .- .... .
J. ,R. of Atchi«>a, Tnp«>ka and
Santa Fe railwij- system. "-Relation of the" Eall
.'- 'road- to the M*.nutact«ifer.""
. Charles E. Saook, of \i& Western Paeifre rail
\u25a0fray company. "Oatl^nd as" the Ideal Terminal
" City.** t
•; Wells Drury. eecrotary"^>£ the Berkeley cham
. her of comperce. '" "East-- "Bay Sco^e Manafacto
r;p^." - . " ' . . 'i
'.- H.*P. Bmwn, "Valcercf Salesmanship to" Man
ufacturers." " . '
.. A. A. Dani«on. sriiretary Oakland chaafber. of
. comtnerte. -'The Part.pf a Chamber -at Commerce
c ,in the'Upbulldlng-of Industries." ••• • : .'.
PIRPOSE OF GATHERING
\u25a0 , TValter .S. MacKay, president off the
chamber of commerce;" the first" speakerj"
' Raid: \u25a0 .. . . .' . " \u25a0'
.-" . • This gathering fs". tbe culmina
•• tion of an embition on the part of
\u25a0;. . the directors of the-.Oakland cham- "
. ' ber of commerce, it. marks another
'. onward . step in the", development'
.-.' \u25a0 and expansion <>f Oakland. This is- •
.•distinctively a "commercial age. It .
Is conceded "tha.t commerce, Indus
try and transportation- are attract- .
• ing the bright minds and the active
energies of the present generation. '
The manufacturing Interests' and
the productive interests are of first \u25a0
importance in our" city, because we
'• . are exp.endlngr millions of dollars •
•on our harbor improvements, our
belt . raj 1 way, the 'improvement of
.bur thoroughfares, .the building of
z ".wharves and warehouses to" accom
modate commerces, and afford .Im
•-proved facilities for the transaction
pt business in Oakland. and in the* .
least bay shore cities. . ,
[ MAYOR -OX WATER FROX'P :
Mayor Frank K. Mbtt spoke) irf~ part"
as < .. • . , \ . .*.
Oakland's path to greatness lies
in the recovering "and 'development
• of thf wjater :front..and that, not
withstanding ..the city's other -at
tractions,'will be the greatest fac
tor in* the buHding'.up of the city •
as a corjimerc-i'al and manu^actur
" ;nsr o metropoli.<r.. -. : .
T-hrcugh tlie decision f»f the .
courts and the'action. of the "federal
government, ami t-be purchase. of a
strip along the. southern boundary
of the city, V)akla.nd has rJractic-.
°ally * rfcovereo* the entire control .
of^'the part of Jiie * water fr-ont
gracted away i"n the early djiys.
The construction work authorized- *
by the bond isVue of a year ,aso
is' now well under way.
PROBLEM CF TERMIXAtS
Charles il. Wood. sai4 \n part: *
The" United t?tates*will soon pour
fortft its exports fr.om the north,
the south and the east, westward,
through the gateway of th^ nation.^
San Francisco harbor. The prob£«
lem of terminals for rail and water
' traffic is diere soli-ed. The great
wealth of the state of California •
t will find its way to. the market^ of
the world through these terjninals.
I suggest the following improve
ments to tlie present situation: .
j. We want Jbay and river boats
to stop on our western water front.
2. We want'the Southern Pacific
company- to install more frequent
service for freigh.t, not on wagons,
by wav of the c creek route.
3. Transportation, charges on
•''Email shipments between Oakland
and San Francisco and vice versa
are tor» high.
4. We want ocean goipg freight
lines to absorb the chargfe from
'Oakland to San Francisco where
their steamers sail from San Fran
5. "we wa^it I western water
* front municipal dock at the earliest
possible date.
PROSPECTS FOR IXDI'feTRY
Harmon Bell said^in part:
The full development of the -Key
Houte basin alone 'by the city and
th« Key Roiite woulji provide more
' riot-king facilities than, the present
wharfage of San Francisco. v
Then think of the surrounding
. sites 'for factories and Industries of
s every kind. c .
But to obtain industries we must
treat capital with fairness. When
you give capital a black eye you •
also give Industries a blow in the
\u25a0 eolar plexus.
OAKLAND BOOSTERS
GATHER AT BANQUET
Three of the speakers' at the first annual banquet of the manufacturers', and
producers 'committee of the Oakland chamber of commerce.
•Kenneth Millican told of the organ
feation and work of the progress and
prosperity cortmittee of the chamber, of
commerce," C \ \u25a0
>VOIIK OF XEW RAILROAD
. Charles E. Snook said:
It is but- a few short months '
• , since Oakland, by a monster cele
1 hration, welcomed the advent of
the' "Western Pacific. . • '
Through freight is now handled
between Salt Lake City and Oak
land in less than three days, show
• ing that the facilities^ of the new
. . line have l^eeji duly appreciated by
, • your people.
"GROWTH OF BAY CITIES
TiVells Drury said -that the products
of the"- east -bay shore manufactories
\u25a0 were' five times as "great as they were
. five .years "ago and that the spirit >of
co-opera.tion- and the'comrminit}' of in
tefest- had increased -more than a hun
dred .fold. / : • "
; A.. : A. Denisoh spoke of the part of
the chamber pf commerce in encourag
ing and establishing- manufactories.
COMMITTEES AXD GUESTS
.The committees in charge of the af-
: fair were: -
. Mansfartuivrs: ac 4 producers* committee —
'O. .M. Wood. Carl lieu tor. F. I>. tareona. A. H.
Irving. J. A. Ffhton. G. E. Aitken, H. G. Kam
. sar.'L. Bf-rooTith. G. B. WfcddVH, George B.
Randolph, 11. S. Vouns, W. H. Rninsay, B. P.
.MiUer. - ; .
• F'rogrcss and prosperity comrniftp* — C. F. Gor-
: .njan. S. H. Kaha. J. \V. Gnnhwaite, C. F. Cole,
• 8..P. Miller. E. B. Eull. G. B. N. Clow, JI: L.
Hinman. «>. B. Jonlan, I. H.- Kabn. XV. A. Mann,
J. W. Philips, p. R. Perkins.
-.. Among the 'invited guests were: \u25a0
1 American rubber manu.- jOaklaad sash and door
• \u25a0factnring compauy j company
C. R. AUea \u25a0 .Oakland fruit and prod-
Albors Brothers milling ' u f? company .
oompaay • r>cclll < > ptal commercial
. Atolt Blind home. ' -!n! n • , t
Atlas j?as *-n ? ine com, "j", u J h f ? x f* rt ? T T.
— '\u25a0any • lOftkland California
\cnnotor- * I towe l company
£owman-s V«gon " and*! o *""*,,* 0011 and saßh
-BeXy C T"n Pa^rkr *.•s£&** <*^.~'
B^'rmL mUU ? C0 ' paint company
BX§ CO.' G^,f E - •"-»« *
.Benner mae-Uine Vorks j t . se . ih p i( . rott i & Son "
Burroughs uddios ma- Pioaocr lumber companr
chive ef>pipany Pacific . lumber company
Bj-ron Jackbuu machine <;oorce Plum & Go.
" company fadnc freipbt and
Battain compscy . txaasfer comuanv.
Calltornia cotton mills Pacific Coa.st borax
""\u25a0 company . ' . company
Code-I'ortwooU canains ?lummer & Son. lumber
; company Parke machine Trorks
Cotton Brothers & Co. Pacific manifolding
Carnegie brick and pot : book company
. tery. -company Reliauce mflf and lum-
Dr. G. B. N. Clow ber company
Conrad, electric company Ruedieer," Loescli & 3ia-
Carbon dioxide corpora- • Uaod
••I tlon. • F.. E. Ke!d
•Ar-tbur E. Cortier • . . "
California mill and I-ynne Stanley
. manufacturing co. Standard underground
' William Cryer cable company
Goast . mamifa"cturing. Standard gas engine
and suyply compauy comparJv
California paint to; Jolm F. Snow dyeing
California produce co. . and cleaning vorks
William Cluff company Stauffer, chemical com-
Central national Jiank pany ' '
Cabh, Xickelsburg co. * San Francisco sulphur
H. C. Capwcll company
Thomas W. Corder Scott, Manner S; Miller
Century electric and. Stove warehouse com
" .fixture company • pany
George E. Dow. pumping Sehirrinacher foundry,
' engine company inc. •
Daahl &" Thorns Standard brass casting
Robert -Dal2lel Jr. ro. company.
De Fremery wharf aud W. M. Slater conlpany
• land company San I.eandro mill and
Fred W. Diehl * * lumber company
Dosk'gas-engjiie co. ;<; < Suburban light and
A. A. Denison • * power company
Kaaplre foundry co. Sperrf flour company
Elmhurst lumber co. San Francisco produce
Eureka mill and lumber company
company • R. B. Swnyne
El Dorado oil works . Smith Brothers* hsrd-
Forum cafe ware company
Frank. M. Fercuson Stow warcLouse com-
First national bank- pany
Fansers' s and >Mer- Ptandard oil company
chants' bank • • . > E. K. Wood lumber
.TV". ,P. Fuller company company
'Globe chemical works Western paper box com
' Gordon pyrup company pany .
GkT wine company Wort Berkeley lumber
H..*G'>ul(l company " ' company.
Gslli fruit company P. J. Walker
Gallagher & Hnrris Western huilding mate
• Gordon ensinopring co. rial company
Dow C. Golden . Wri?ht tanning .com-
P. M. Hanraban paay
wniiam Eiamelin I A. B. Weeks & Co.
Don't Persecute
your Bowels.
. Cot oat catrianka and gcrcaiiYs. They are brctd
..--KafsH — uanccasary. Try jgßß^^
CAR! ER'3 LITTLE JM^f^ '
LIVER piLLS J^^M \u25a0 \^
C mdy en the Uv«. MSfffim rLDTSS%
tooths ths o<-!icate MmJg t^^l KITTLE
mfinbr»aeot jS^^-iTliy N|V/P£>
rffhe bowel. A3§a&sggf S'Y
SitkKcadiciie aad laiig«»^a=. ta mSiJons know.
Small Pill. Smxh Doie.- Small Plica
Genuine must bear signature.
/^^^^
WHY SALVES FAIL
TO_CURE ECZEMA
IBtfHEfawi. v . • . v - - \u25a0
Scientists are now-agreed that the
eczema \u25a0 germs are lodged not In the
outer skin or epidermis, but In the in-
ner skin. Hence, a pene'tratingT liquid
is required, not an outward salve that
clogs the pores.
We recommend to all eczema- pa-
tients the standard prescription Oil of
vrintergreen as compounded in- liquid
; form known as D. D. : D. ;..- Prescription.
A trial bottle of this D.D.D. Prescrip-
tion, at only 25 cents, will instantly
relieve, the itch. We have sold and
recommended this, remedy for years,
and know of wonderful^ cures, from its
use.: We recommend it to oufV patrons.
The OwKDrug Co.. 1nc.,i710 .Market
st., 778 Market st.. Post and. Grant ay.',
Sixteenth and Mission, sts., Fillmore
and Geary sts.~
THE SAN FRANGISCO CALL, SAJmDAY, 33EGE^IBER 3; 19m
Hotel Crellin A. Olander
Hodge-Collins, lumber Western lumber com
company pany
j Henderson manufactur- Worden-Meeker varnish
I inir c-omjpany company . '
Hundon mmber com- Washington brewery
pany •."•.'•>. Wiuedale company
Hunt. Hatch & Co. A. S. Young
Hudolph Horst Taylor lumber company
Hovrard company Union gas engine corn-
Hammer Bray company pany
C. W. Hutton * United iron works
Howard company Union Bank of Savings,
Hunter lumber. company Union lithograph com-
Judson manufacturing pany
i company' . Van Eraon elevator
Janson iron works company
Kirshner & Maute ; Zenith mill anl lumber
Edward Kelly .. company
R. S. Kitchener ' Oakland, mirror and
Kahn Brothers glass beveling com-
Kirabalt electric -com- panr .?
pan?" \u25a0 Oakland Bank of Say-
Laymance real estate Ings
company Rlake & Bilger company
E. Lenhardt • Frank K. Mott com
1/. D. M. clear company pany "
H. A. .Long fel low Mutual life insurance
Mason & Morrison company
Moor* & Scott Ransome-Crummey com-
Manbeim & Manner pany
Macaoley foundry com- Southern • Pacific com
pany pany
MeKinley-Perkins com- .Tames P. Taylor
pa n T John Breuner company
Monarch ooffee and spice Atcbison, Topeka and
; . Santa Fe railway sys-
Aatlonal pharmacy "tern
company ' B. Bercorich company
Oakland *as 11-bt and S. Samuel* .
heat company , • . Hutehlnson company '
Oakland brewing and Grayson. Owen & Co. - •
malt company W. T. Beitch & Bro.
Oakland warehouse Security bank and trust
company ' company •
Oakland machine and W. S. Ma'ckay :\u25a0
ppar works Sherman. Clak & Co.
Oakland crucible steel Wnkeneld, Garthwair*
works & Co.
Oakland dock and ware- Dearborn drug and
house company chemical company
PACIFIC OCEAX TRAVEL
m !S>>^ * Pteamerß lenre from Broad-
/O^^^SV w * y WnarTes (Piers 9 and
( a ( \^^^ U>W ratP!l - Jnrlnfllns berth
ViK Vt^vGJ SP* O1 * 1 Bound Trip Rates.
V>^* XOS.ANGEIiBS.
SAN DIEGO
"*^ 'SAXTA BARBARA
President ...Dec. 6, 4 p. m.
•Queen ..Dec. 14, Jan. 1, 11 a. m.
Pucbla.... ...Dec. 19. Jan. 6. 2 p. m.
rraatllla .._ 28. 2 p., m.
•Santa Rosa ....Dec. 10, 23, 11 a. m.
•Only steamers calling at Santa Barbara:
SEATTLE, (DIRECT), TOWSSEND
TACOMA, VICTORIA, VANCOUVER
Connecting at Seattle for Skagway. , Dawson.
Fairbanks and ! all points on the Yukon.
President. . .• .Dec. 11, 11 a. m.
Go-rernoi ......Jan. 3, v ll a. m.
Puebla ...Dee. 7, 11 a. m.; Dec. 24. 4 p. m.
Queen ..Dec, 20. 11 a. m.
Liaatilla ..Dec. IG, 11 a. m.
Kt'llEKA rHtIMnOLDT nAY>
Topeka..Dec. 4, 9, 14, 10, 24, 29, Jan." 3, 11 a. m.
eCAYMAS. MAZATLAN. LA PAZ
ETVSENADA. SAN JOSB DEL CABO
SAN PEDRO.
CaracE0........ .......7th of each month. 12 m.
ALASKA CRUISES 1911 Leave Seattle.
Spokane. ;Jone 14, 28; . Jnly,l2, 26; Aug. 9; 9 p.m.
Eight reserved to chance this schedule.
Ticket Offices— Palace -Hotel, : 633 Market St.,
•10 Market Bt. and Broadway Wharf. .
Telephone Kearny 492., ,
OAKLAND— II2O Broadway. Tel. Oakland SCSO. !
O. D. DTJNANN,' General Passenger Agent.
J&B&. AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY |
Tehuantepec Route
Regular Faat" Frelßht Serrl««
NEW YORK TO PACIFIC COAST
PORTS AND HAWAIIAN V ISLANDa,
sailing: from New York every clx days,
making: direct connection with Paciflo 1
steamers sailing from Sallna' Cruz,!
kex., every six days'. for San Francisco,
PACIFIC COAST ; PORTS TO 'NE\V\
YORK. Also to Mexican and all prin-
cipal European ports : under' through I
rates and through bills of lading:. Sail- i
Ings from San Francisco; every 12 daya. |
For rates and further particulars ap- i
ply to -DEARBORN & LAPHAM,: Gen-
eral Agents, 8 /Bridge- street, -New !
York. WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CCL. i
General Agents, Pacific;- Coast. \u25a0
810 Sansome St.. San Francisco
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
8. 6. Chiyo Maiu (via Mani1a) ......: ;. . ; .-. ; ]
Tuesday, Deo. 20, 1910 !
B. S. Tenyo Mara:. About Tuesday," Jan. > 10, 1911 i
S. S. Nippon Maru. About Saturday, F«b. 11, 1911
.Stcamc-rs fail 'from company's piers, NO3. 42 !
44, near foot cf Second street, at £ p. n., for !
Yokohama and Hongkonjr, calling; ; at . Honolulu ' !
Kobe (Hiogo) and , Nagasaki and . Shanghai and i
connecting at Hongkong - with ' steamers for
Manila, India, etc. No cargo received on board I
on day of sailing. Round trip tickets at reduced
rates. ' '.' .'..'.-, \u25a0 \u0084...-: ,',;\u25a0.-
For freight - and passage i apply at office.' 240
James Flood building. W. ; H. AVEBy, : |
'' :\u25a0'\u25a0'_\u25a0 ,: "Assistant General Manager.
Ho\m f II II s - S - Slerra <10.000 tons dls-
UUi^ULLIL,IJ /.placement) sails 11 a. m ., Dec '
3. 1910. i Special round r trip ; $110, first class!
TAHITI AND NEW; ZEALAND—S. S.
Mariposa Sails 11 a. m., Dec. 28. '"\u25a0 ./
Special Tahiti^ round ; trip j $135," first* class
'. OCEANIC LINE. „ C 73 Mkt. ; , teL = Kearny 1231
I*fiV, fl 1 11 1 1 1 S - S - knrllnek nrlIne < 1 3.000 tons) galla I
nUBULULUiKh^ 7'7 ' g^Honolu^ I
J 6J" S. Wilhelmina (13,500 tons) sails noon I
Dec. 21,\" tor Honolulu and Hllo. Bound trip to
Honolulu.' first class, $110 and up. -. : \u25a0 -T\u25a0•-...T \u25a0•-...
UAXSONJ NAVIGATION' CO..
- 2«S; Market ;at. . \u0084 -
PRUSSIC ACID IN
WOMAN'S STOMACH
Coroner's Jury Says That Mrs.
B. S. L. Pump Was Acci=
dentally Poisoned
OAKLAND, Dec. v 2. — The . mystery
surrounding' the '.Budden, death last
Sunday afternoon of Mrs. Bertha S. : X
Pump at her- home, ; Soil East Four
teenth street, \u25a0vyas hot solved at the
.inquestheld today in Fruitvale. though
it was proved that the woman died of
prussic acid poisoning, the analysis of
the stomach reveaiiag traces of cya
nide of . potash, a by-product of the
poison.
Owing to the. lack of conclusive evi
denoc the Jury /brought in averdict of
accidental prussic acid poisoning.
Dr. L. B. Smith, {who ; attended Mrs;
Pump just before ; she' died, testified
that she had admitted ; to him [ that] she
had' taken poison,, but refused 'to say
what- it was. The/ two daughters told
of their mother being taken suddenly
ill' and of her refusing to have a phy
sician. They saidO their. Smother had
been .in \u25a0 good/splrits all dayi and that
she had no 'troubles- ori worries, which
might prompt her : to commit suicide.
Julius" C. Pump, the husband, a coffee
dealer, testified along the same. line.
llow and where :the"woman obtained
the poison Is a mystery, as no vial was
found in the house. An investigation
at the drug Stores revealed "that no
prussic acid had: nbe en sold in Fruit
vale. Had tho pure :.. acid been' taken
the woman would have died In 10 sec
onds, instead of: living half an hour.
Members of the-.famlly declare the
poison must have been formed by medi
cines. -
| -,t, t - Suburban Brevities |
CHURCHMEN HOLD DlNNEK— Alameda, Dec.
2.— Members of the Gray Friars, a men's or
ganization of the First Christian church, will
give a dinner in the church parlors December
8. J. G. - Spencj-. George N'fllis and Leon
Archer are in/charge of the arrangements
PIEDMONT'S MAYOR 5 RETTJRNS — Oakland,
Dec. 2. — Hugh Craig," mayor of Piedmont, re
' turned to his home yesterday after- a week's
rtsit in Los Angeles and the southern section
of the state, where 'he attended the conven
tion of the League of Municipalities. . Craig
met the trustees of Piedmont in Mowbray hall
last night and told -them 'of -his -trip -and what
he had learned that would be of benefit to his
home town. ' He favors, among other things, a
municipal electric plant for Piedmont.
CITY GIVEN JUDGMENT— OakIand. nVc. . 2.—
Judgment In \u25a0 favor 'tff the city of. Oakland and
Jennie E: Stone in the suit to dissolve the Elm
hurst, sanitary district'was rendered today by
Superior Judges Ellsworth. . Ogden and Harris,
sitting en bane. This ruling is in accordance
with th»> holding of the; supreme court, which
found that the sanitary, district had been dis
solved by its annexation to Oakland, and there
fore the sanitary board had no power to issue
bonds. Miss Stone was ; awarded her costs,
amounting to $74.25. -';
EASTERN STAR TO INSTALL— AIameda. Dec
2. — Carita chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will
install new officers | next I Wednesday evening.
The officers to be installed are: ; , Elizabeth. W.
Combs, worthy matron; Henry S. Strachan,
worthy patron; Alice G. Barstow. " agsooiato
matron; Susie G. Sturtevant. secretary; Ths
resa'J. Strong, treasurer; Catherine G. Ham
mond, conductress; Clara M.Burgner, asm^
ciate conductresii; Grace 'E.'Burgmann; Adah;
Clara L. Hebrank, Ruth: Helen E.- Conn. Es.
ther; Charlotte Elfers. Martha: Lulu Strachan,
Electra; W.. Gutte, warder:' Henry P.' Deckefi
sentinel: Benjamin H. McFarlan^. chapiainj
• Florence Johnsoo." marshal; *AJtce Jonas, or*
ganist; Past Patron George H. Fox, installins
•offleer.-. \u25a0 : \u25a0 :.-.,.'-.' \u25a0_* . \u25a0 ,
ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
AMERBCANLIKE
Plymouth— C^ierrionrK— Southampton
Philadelphia— -Qneensto'ivn— Liverpool
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
.' 'JTeV York— London Direct
HOLLAHD-AMERICAtIUNE
»vr York — London—^-Parls— Rotterdam
Via Plymouth and Boulogne-Sur-Mer
REO STAR LINE
.X. Y.— Cherbourg — Dover— Antwerp
WHITE STAR LINE
Xevr York— Qneenatown— tLlverpool
X.Y.-Plymouth-Cherbonrs-SouthamptOß
Boston— (lueenstOTvn— Liverpool
„ Xciv York and Boston to
RiVIERA-ITALY-EGYPT
The Asores, Madeira, Gibraltar, Algiers,
Vlllef ronchr, Genoa, .Naples,' Alexandria
Romanic .......Feb. 4 Canoplc Apr. 8
Romanic .;.... -Mar. 18 Romanic ........Apr. 20
Cretic .........Mar. 29 Cretic ..:..... ...May 10
•CEDRIC • (21.035 t0n5) ..... . Jan. : 11, Feb. 22
•CELTIC (20,904 t0n5) . . . . . . .Jan. 25, " Mar. 8
•Largest sjteaniers to the Mediterranean
WHITE STAR— DOMINION
Portland— Halifax— Liverpool ;
Lanrentlc . .... . . . Dec. 3|Canada . . . . ...... Dec 10
WEST INDIES CRUISES
Spanish' Main— Panama Canal . '
Jan.2B C <? NFW YORK 3I
March 40. O. I^CVV lUKNd,,^
G. N. KOEPPEL, Passenger Agent Pacific Coast,
319 Geary street, .opposite' St. -Francis
\u25a0 Hotel.. San Francisco.
11^ \u25a0 B Gibraltar j
Mori m
German E lg"*
• B - " \u25a0 .Australia
is I QWU LONDON
-• -\u25a0 T*^"'* 1 '"- - Paris, Bremen
I, LONDON — PARIS -^— BREMEN")
THURSDAYS
• lOA.M. "\u25a0\u25a0-- \u25a0\u25a0_\u25a0 •'': >« A.M. \u25a0
Pmrw. o»ihtii?«. Xwin-Sftre w aj«J Fast
Express sailings. &a Halllnes -
• Kais.W.d.Gr.Dec. 13 Fried 'hd. Or.Uec. .8
G.^Wash'ton-Jan. 3 K. Lulse(Sat.)Dec. 17 \
Kals.W.d.Gr.Jan. 17 *Rheln ... .. .Dec. 22 .
Prlnz F. W..Jan. 31 *Neckar ; . ... .Dec. 29
.: •\u25a0 " ' 'Bremen direct.
S ATURDAYS 1 1 a. m. r
' GIBRALTAB. ALGIERS. NAPLES, GESOA
P Irene " .Dec.lo K-Lnlse(Wed)Jan. 25 . \
•Berlin, /new. Jan. r 7 K'nlg Albert. Feb. 4
V *Omlts Gibraltar.. ;'r '
\u25a0 \u25a0' Wireless and Submarine Signals. -
fßfcnendent Aronnd-ihe-World Tows.
Trk^elerV Checks Good All Over the World. V
OI2LMCHS * CO.. Gen. 'Acts.; 6 B>way,Jf.T. -\u25a0
RoberfCapelle.TG. A. P. C.T 150 Powell Bt..
opposite St. -Francis hotel,: San Francisco.. Tele- '
phone— Kearny 4794. - . * ' .
FRENCH LINE I
CIE. GLB. TRANBATLANTIQDB . ||
DIRECT UNE TO HAVRE —PARIS I
' Ballings Every Thursday and Saturday. '-. =:-|l
La Bretarne..D9c. 1 ll* Lorraine. Doc. 15 H !
La.Saroie Dso. 3I La Touraine.De«r22 | j
EXTRA SAILINGS. ||
/These steamers carry one class (H) cabin m$ \
passengers only.^" .' -""•-\u25a0'
Chicago. ; .; .Not. 26 (. j La Gascogne.Dec. 10 H
Niacaxa.....D«»<i. 10 I norlde...;..De«. ; 24 : ' H
FUGAZI I BROS., Pacific . Coast - Manajtera.V \u25a0
830 Uonttfomery street,* San Francisco. Cabin m
Office, 685 Market street. •\u0084 fj
Canadian V- Paciflo '$ Empreaa ; line of Steamxa^
aalUns; ; weekly I between 1 iloat real | and I Urerpooi.
Wireless on ail Aak u any tlckat aJoiV:
or w rite E. , E. XBXXr O. A. , ; Paiac* ' Hot^Saa I
FraucUco. _• • .
BOYS' RETREAT BAND
WILL GIVE CONCERT
youngsters to Play Sunday,-; at
Hamilton' Hall
OAKLAND, ; Dec. ' 2.— The _ concert
band of .the Boys'.. Retreat will give Its
third annual concert 'in Hamilton hall,
Thirteenth and Jefferson streets, next
Sunday, afternoon. The. boys' band has
given/ many .open air /concerts in the
parks- of Oakland, and last summer
made a" successful tour throughout cen
tral California. '\u25a0'..", •>-\u0084 ... .
\u25a0il^^^^^^^^T THROUGH THE tAHD 'OF \
GRANGE GROVES AND /
-^ ";s^* BY THE OLD MISSIONS !
I WS N T E '"R WAY : E A ST" '•.
W >^%V BAN FEjINCISCO, THE EXPOSITION CITT
V^y 'B, Article* by Rufua Steela. Governor Gillett, \§jl^v^i«y&j*3 XL \ ' I
\ijw Kovr on eale on all news stands, 15 ceats.
RAILWAY TRAVEL '
rfsS*&\ Schedule Effective
p«BSJ November I, 1910
V^jL^Oj/ UMOX FEHRY DEPOT
X^SU^ . \u25a0 San'Frandico
Les-ve | Via Sausallto I Arrive
7:45 a Petaluma. Santa Rosa. Healds-
~ burg, Cloverdale. Ukiah, Wil-
. lits, Sherwood. 'GuerneTille,
\u2666ITonte Rio, "Duncan Mills,
Sebastopol 6:35 p
8:15 a ••Sonoma, ••Glen Ellen f5:35 p
7 8:15 a Pt. Reyes, Camp Meeker, Caxa-
dero t6:SS p
+ 8:45 a Petaluma, Santa Rosa.. Healds-
': \u25a0• ..burg. Clorerdale, . Guernevllle,
• '\u25a0-, Monte Rio. Duncan Mi 115 ..... {7:35 p
10:45 a Petaluma, Santa . R05a. ..... . . .\ . 4:35 p
12:45 p Pt. Reyes. Camp Meeker (leaves
\u25a0-\u25a0:\u25a0- - from Carader0);.............. {7:05 p
3:15 p Petaluma. ; Santa Roea, Healds-
burg. ' Clorerdale, Ukiah, Guer-
neTllle, Monte Rio, . • Duncan
Mills. Sebastopol ...ll:O5a
4:45 p Sonoma. Glen E11en. ............ 9:85 a
5:15 p Petaluma. Santa Rosa... 8:35 a
" ELECTKIC BUBURBAN VIA SAUSALITO
Sausalito. Mill Valley, San Eafael — Daily
every 30 minutes from C:45 a. m. until 8:45
a. m.; hourly until 2:45 p. m. (except the 2:45
p. m. does not run to San Rafael on Sundays).
then 3:15 p. ta.' and every SO minutes until 6:45
n m , then 7:45, 6:45 p. m. and 12:01 a. m.
Fairfax— Leares t6:45,' t":15, 8:13, 8:45,
9-45 10:45, 11:45 a. m., 12:45, 1:45, 2:45, 3:15,
3:45, 4:15. 4:45. 5:15. 5:45. 6:15. 6:45, 7:45.
9:45 p. m:, J12:01 a. m.
San Quentin via San Rafael — 5:45 a. m., 1:45
p. m.,' J3:45 p. m.
Tiburon aad Belvedere,, via Sausalito — Week
days: 6:45.-7:45. 8:45. 89:30 a. m., 12:45, 3:15,
4:15. 5:15, 6:15 p. m.. $| 12:01 a; m. Sundays —
6:45, 7:45, 8:45, J0:30, 10:45, 11:45 a. m., 12:45,
1:45, 8:15. 4:15, 5:15. 6:15 p. m.. 12:01 a. m.
•Sundays arrive '7:35 -p. m. ••Sundays arrive
7:05 p. m. tExcept' Sundays. only.
only. JTiburcn direct. $|Thursdaya
'only.-' -.' '-" \u25a0 :.'., .:. '.- . - 1 - ' -• - -" \u25a0
. Pacific transfer company's agents are author-
ized to check baggage direct from , residence.
. MUIR WOOD S irffjlligk
MT. TAMALPAIS iRSf
VIA SAUSALITO FERRY '
UNION CEPOT, FOOT OF MARKET STREET
; Round Trip from San Franclra, $1.90 . *
j lTi " Frl ° else » •'\u25a0'\u25a0 !\u25a0"• H«lr *"^ It. Tiaalwte
', Weekday Sna Jay Weekday Sunday Weekday SaaJay
?:45a ; 8:« a t.7:20a -11:50a 7:20* 10:«S'
1:45 p.". 9:45 a ; I:4QptI2:6OP 1 :40p 11:40 a
• 4:45p 10:45 a 2:40p l:60p 4:45p 1:40p
....:. 11:46* -4:50f 2:50p * 9:09p 2:40p
...... 1:45f ...... 3:50 p.....: 3:40p
...... 2:45f ...... 4:40 p...... 4:40p
\u2666Saturdays, -.t Mondays. U Mt. Tamalpais only.
i * TiVVpffiffi^^ 5 Sausalito Ferry— TeL Kearny 4980
! Tlcket Offices 1 874 Mirket-Tel. DougUs 4407 -
General Officer-Mfll Valley. California. Tel. Mill Valley 81
"Tarsrn if Tsraalgais" an< "Hilt \a" an always i;en for n«ti
OCEiIX S HOKE RAILWAY
F. S. Stratton, Receiver. Depot 12th and Mission.
leave : San < Francisco— *9 a. m., 6:20 p. m.
Leave Arleta— 4:lo a. m., tl:85, %2:it p. Nt,
Leave Tnnitas Glea— tl:30 t J2:00 p. m.
•Stage for Saa Orefforio and Psacadero.
AU trains daily axcent tweek . daya only)
JSundaya only.T--t ; : \u25a0'-:'...• . -'\u25a0"".\u25a0 \u25a0.•\u25a0:.. \u0084';;;• .
' BAY: AA'U IXTISIIDUBAA' UOU'IKS
+*T \u25a0 b -.'\u25a0rJtff^nSi'"''''
6:00.&30 p.m. afeala ala Cart eff^t- 20 '
Pock and oMlce. North v End ferry Bnlldlal.
; mooes : Kearny.4Od ; Home c 47oaT^
v ATLANTIC OCEAN - TRAVEL '
I rffi-I^^B CruSses dc Luxct^T .
' Eivicia Ttv built for T. Mies and Tropic^ Cruiting .
Weekly BaUlngs from Saw Her 43, 5^ Svt.
|. Bennada—Caba : — Jamaica west in«iea \u25a0
On Alternate Ba*nr<l»ys by West India Mall
" ' steemers and Intervening Satnrrtajsby tha ' ..^
V R.M.S.Pi^rRENT w< V^
SANDERSON & SON. 21-24 State Street. N.T.
: 143 La Salle st.. Ciicago. V
Thos. Cook & Sons. 689 Market st. |
PACIFIC "OCEAN TRAVEL
IJMonSCo. ofNZ. Ltd~
New t Through : Passenger and t Freight . Service)
-1 . Without Change.' ;
SAN tFRAKCISCO TO 'WELLINGTON. N. >Z^
r%* VTA TAHITI AND KABOTONGA. . - -
S. S.MAITAI (8,398 tons) 5ai15 ;:........ Dec,' 14
S, 8. AORAKGI (4,263 tons) 5ai15..:.... .Jan. 11
M Sailings every 1 28 daya; connection at I Welling-
' ton . and \u25a0 Auckland ; lor \u25a0 New ; Zealand =, por ta - and
Australia. --/- • -- : '-' '' ! " \u25a0""",\u25a0'\u25a0''""'--«"' " ; _" "- "
OCEANIC S. S. * CO.'. General Agents, 90 Clay at*
Ticket Office, i 673 Market 6t. \ Tel. Kearny 1231. >
\u25a0 Marriage Licenses |
- OAKLAND, Dec. 2.— Tbe folloictag marriage
license* were Issued \u25a0 today:
Edward Kelly, 24, Pasadena, and Ophelia
Smith. , 24, Oakland.
Harless H. Moser, 2S, and Ruth Vlcterj-. 26.
Piedmont.
•Adolph C. Jackson. 26, Oakland, and Ada Ham-
ilton, 20. Sacramento.
Charles C. \u25a0 Younp. 25. and Christina A. Chrlf -
tie. 22. both of Oakland.
-~ Robert M. Fannin?. SO, . and Dlna Moglia. 27,
both of San ' rrantlsco. \u25a0\u25a0_\u25a0
\u25a0\u25a0 ' •
Some people are too fresh — but the
same thins can't be said of eggs.
. TRAIX3 L£AV£ AMD ARE DUE TO AKRIVE FROM KOVEM3ER 14. !910
VIA OAKLAND PIER
Lean . (Foot of Market Btrcet) Anhra
2.15 a Nllss, Tracv. Lathrop. SttvVxa.
- .Lodi. Gait, Elk GroTe, SMraaento. . I I.lBb
840 a H-rward. Niles. Ban Jose 7.0&1
7.00 a P^tuaond. Port Coata, Benicia, Suima,]
Diian. Sacram ento, Roserile. Uarys- } 7.28>
' Till^ Redding. Duaamuir. J 10.38 a
7.ooa , Hmira, Vaearflle. Rcmtey........... - 7.2»»
\u25a0 7.00 a Daris. Woodland (Marysrille, Oro-
Tflte). Wflliaais. llaxwell. WSlows.
Hamilton. Oornia g. Red 81uf . ...... 728*
7.40 a Vallajo, Napa. Calis toga, Saata Boat,
Mirunes ~. ........ 8.C8»
7.40 a Ayoa, San Ramon, livermore 6.48 a
7.40 a Nflee, Pleasanton, LiTfrmore. Tracy,* *
Lathrop. Sboekton Lodi. Sacrtmeato. 7.25t
7.40 a Traoy, Los Banos. Kerman. r resno, 4.22*
B.ooa Newark (Ceaterville) . San Jose. Los
Oatos, Wright. • Feltoa (Booidtr
t>selc).3anU Cnii.. B.4«B
; 8.20 a Port Costa, Martin es, Byron. Trarr.
Stockton. - Merced. Fresno. Gosbea
J tract ia a (Hanford, Armona),' Visalia.
Porterrille. Bikersfield..... 4.48 a
8.20a- Yoseaite Yaller Tia Merced.......... AASf
aOJ» N3es. (Sia.Joae), LiTenaore, Stockton
(*ili!toa). Valley Spring. lone. Sacra-
mento.. i... 4.28p
9.00 a Sonora, Tuolutpno and Angds 4.28 s
BU)3a Atlantic Express — Sacr amento. Trnc-
kse, Ogdsa, Salt Lake City, OesTer,
Kansas City, Omaha. Chicago 8£8»
9.40 a Richmond, Port Costa, Martinex.
BayPomt 8.C8»
10.20 a VaUeJo Mare iiind. Napa 11.28 a
10.20 a Los . Angeles Passenger— Port Costa,
Martines. Byron. Tracy, Stockton.
Merced. Fresno, (Hanford.* Coallaga,
Visalia,) Baker sfidd. Los Angeles.... 7.48?
10.40t Saa Francisco - Orerland - Limited—
Denrer, Kansas . City. St Louis,
Omaha. Chicago S.ZSp
1 1 20a Shasta : Limited— Portland, Taeoma,
Beattle .;..... .„ 9.18?
iZOQn GoldSeld Pass.— Port Costa, Beoiria,
i. Bacramento, Trnckoe, Haten, Wa> .
?* buska (Yerinatoa, Mason), Mlns,
Tonopab. Gold&eld. Laws. Ksder 7.43 a
Jl2j«ob Daris, Yolo, Williams, Colnaa Junc-
tion. Willows :.. 248b
liOOn MarysTille. Chioo. P^d Bhiff 4.28s
1.23p Niles, Irrinrton. San Jose 2.48s
1.40 a San Leandro, Niles. Centerrflla, / 908s
Newark. Saa J05e..... • 7.45»
200b Newark. San Jose, Los Gatos. Wright.
Feltoa (Boul der Cr eek). SanU Cms. . 9.58»
2.40p San Leandro, Niles, San Jose.. 828 a
3.00§ Benicia, Winters. Sacramento— Wood-
land, Knights \u25a0 Lan ding. Tudor. Yuba
City, • Maryayilla. \u25a0..\u25a0:'... ........... 1048 a
3.20? Port Costa (Stock too), Martines.
Byron, Modesto.' Merced, Fresno.. 12.08p
8.45b Via Sainalito. West Napa, Et. Helsna.
Callstoga...... ........: lO^sa
4.00 a Vallejo. Napa, Catistoga. Santa Rosa,
v Martines. San Ramon, • LiTermore... 9.28 a
4.00b Nfles (Centerrille, Newark), Lire-/ 10.28 a
more, Tracy. Stockton, Lodi. I 11.18?
4.40s Sin Leaadro, Ha y ward, Niles,' Pleaa-
aaton. lirermore. . Tra ey, Newman.
Kerman, Fresno 1 1. 1 81
6.00s Vallejo, Port Costa, - Benisia, Sarra-
mento. Lincoln. Marrsrille, Ctotßlc. !12Ba
6.00p Daris, Woodland, Yolo, Arbuckle,
' Waiiams, Colusa Junction. Willows. . 1 0.38b
5.00s Russell. San Joee, Los Gatos B.2£s
523 a Saa Leandro. Niles. San Joee.. 7.4Ca
6.03b Otl Limited— Los Angeles B.CS»
6.4 US Eastern Express— o gden. Pueblo. Den-
rer.. Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago.
Port Costa. Brnicia, Sacramento.
Truckee. Reno, Sparks 8.28j
6.40 a Harvard, Niles and Saa J05e........ 6-48 p
, 37.00b Vallejo, Port Costa, Uartines. Bay
Pointaad Way 5tati0n5.. .......... tll.lSs
7.40p Richmond. Port Costa, Hartmea, -
Cornwall, Byron. Tracy, Stockton ... 12.43?
8.20? Oreiton Express— Darii. (Sacramento), \u25a0
Willows, Redding, Ashland. Pcrtland,
Taeoma, Seattle. Spokane &08a
9.00 i China and Jaoin Fast Ma3— Ofden.
Cheyenne, DenTer. \u25a0 Eaasaa City,
Oauba, Chicago... 2.48b
9.00 a Port Costa. Benieia. Sacramento. Col*
fax,Truckee. Reno ............ 10.C3a
&40b • BakersSeld. McKittrick. Moaarth,
Moron, Fe110w...... B^Ba
9.40b Richmand. Port Costa. Tracy, Me-
. dssto, Merced, \u25a0 • Fresno, Haafcrd.
Coalinga, Visalia. Tu1are.......... &28a
9.40b Hunters Train— Saturday oaly. Saa ' •
Jo«e aad . Way 5Uti0na.. :..:...... J7.43?
. 11.40b Portland Express— Sacrameatok If arys-
/ T2le.Red Bluff. Weed,(KUiaath Falls),
•':\u25a0 Ashlaad, Rowburj. Portland, Taeo-
. m5,3eatUe... .............:.. IZ2Bb
HETHERLAMD-SROUTE-From Padfie Strttt Wharf.
Coltiarr ille. Emmaton, Rio Vista. Isleton. Ryde. Wat-
ButGroTe, Vorden, Courtland. QsrksbnrK. Sacramento.
Btsamer NavaK leaTes San Francisco 84)0 a. m. dally
except Sunday, stopping at points shown, arrMm Ssc-
. ramento 6:00 pjn. . Leaves Sacramento 9:CO f m dally
-except Sunday (no stops en route), arriring Saa Fran-
cisco 5:00 a.m. . . • " --':- -
Steamer Uodoe Or Apache, lesrea San Frsacfeco I.GO
.p.m. Daily, except Sunday; arrire San Frandaco 11.30
.p.m.' -.' "-- . • '\u25a0 ~ '.. . .\u25a0\u25a0'.'•\u25a0\u25a0_ - \u25a0
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY —From tan Francisco/
llarktt Strttt Wharf-7-Daay—^Hourly from 6.00
- ajn. to 9.00 pjn.. inclusive.^
LOCAL FERRY TRAIMS— Via AttneUa Pisr.
To Oakland and Alameda— f6.lo, t«.45 a.nu. and then
10 and 45 minutes past the hour until 7 45 djb.* then
8.80. 9.15. 10JX. C 45. 1 1.80 pjn. and 12. Wai.
To Alameda and Fruitvala via Honestwa same as abwe.
»• (M L Mornmg. ; • for Afternoon. ' t Sunday exeepted;
J Sunday only, f Saturday and Sunday only. -
aSunday and Monday only.
COMMITTEE FAVORS
BARBER SHOP LA^V J
Recommends Passage of Sun-
day Closing Act
OAKLAND, Dec. 2- — The ordinance
and. Judiciary committee of. the city
council has referred tC the city attor
ney for examination, with a recom
mendation of passage, an ordinance to>
require all barber shopa to close Sun
days. The master barbers" association
and the barbers' union advocated tho
ordinance.
RAILWAY TRAVEL
VIA COAST LINE
Lean (Third end Townxad Strata) Asm
t5.10* Valencia Strwt. o«aa View. Colna.
Ccaetffiea. Badea. Baa 8nm0... t&3Sa
6.30 a South Saa Fnaeiaeo. San Jose. Gilroy. »
(Holliater). Sarg»t. Pajaro. WaUoa- *
rille.SanU Cnja,... 7^Cp
7.10 a Sooth Saa Francisco. Palo Alto. Saa
Jow, War Stations. 7.30 a
7. 1 Ca MarSetd. Los Alto*. Loa Gates t7.20|»
6:00 a Short Liza Leaked— F»eo Eobiei
, HotSpriazs, SaaU Barbara. Loa
Anjßiw.; ft3op
&05* Too Coaster— San Joee. P»»ro (Wat>
souTiih, SaaU Crm\ Caftrorille.
(Del Monk, If on t ttty. Pacific Gnro),
Saliaac, Bo!sd*d Paw Eobies Eot
Spr.2j?, Sao Luis Gbiffjo. Surf.
(Lospoet/Saata Barbara, Veatsaa.
Oaard. Loa Aatelea WAZf
B. los llsjaeld. Los Altos. Los Gatoa. Wright.
Gl«'«»w>d(Bonlder Creek). Saata Croa.
* WatsonT&a. Castr OTille, Del Moate. •
lloaterey, Paeifia Gr0T«.. .......... 9.CCs
9.00 a Baa Jose. Gilroy, Salmas, )>uo Robles
Hot Sprines. San Lnls Obispo— *
Tres Finos — Watsoß-rille. Saata
Crsa. Ed Ifoata. Uont«T«y. PaciSa
GroTS .... 4.0C1
10.40 a South Saa Francisco. Buriingiae, Eaa
Uatw. Psio Alto, Saa Jose t6.3Pa
10.40 a Los Altoi, lloata VIiU. Los Gate*.. { J}J J
1 1.30 a Yaleaeta Stresi, Ocean View. Colaa,
Ceaekriea, Baden. Baa Brmo 1.35?
11.40 a South Saa Francisco. Saa Jose t&2Ca
2.C0? Del Moats Express— Saa Joss, G3roy.
Sargent (Watsontillo. SanU Crui).
Del Monte, lloaterey. Padfio GroTe. * \u25a0 \u25a0
(Salinas) I2^O«
2.05 » South Saa Francisoo, Palo Alto, Saa
J0*. .:..... : 8.45 a
f2.05? Los Altos. MonU Vista, Los Gatos... |3.£3>
3.00» South Saa Francis co. Eaa Mateo, Saa
Jos«. Giboy. Trea Pinoa, Sabsas.... 10. 10s
3.00> Wabonrille, SaaU - Cnu. CastroTQla.
Del Moot*, Moaterfy, Pacific Grora. lO.ICi
* 3. 1 5? SaaU Clara. West Saa Jose. Loi Gatos.
Writht. (Boaldsr Creel). £snU Craa. 10.3C1
4XO? Sunset Express — Tucson, IVrnbz.
t I3 Paso. Ilouston, Ke« Or!«aas.
Paso Bobles Hot Srinss, Saa Luia
Obispo, Saata "Barbara aad Loa
Angeles .': 10.53*
4.00J Kaasas City, St. Loak. Chicajo 10.65s
4.20 a South Saa Francisco. Saa Jose tSXCi
fS.OSa Barliajama. 6an Mateo. Palo Alto,
San Jon aad Way Stations 8.45t
t5.20» Redwood. Palo Alto. Saa Josa. I.ICi
• |5.20» Los Altos. MonU Vista. Los Gatos... T3.25)
f5.23» BoHiajsae. Saa Uateo. Saa J05e. .... 3.25p
t5.30? Loop— Valeacia Street, Ocsaa Vknr.
Cemeteries, So vtb Eaa Fnacisco,
23d Street, td aad Towssend -» S.-!C«
5.40p Saaßnnto, Saa Uateo. Redwood. Fab f t?-2S»
.' Alto. Saata aara. Saa Jose. \ 7.35s
15.40t Los Altos. Loa Gatos t9.45i
tft.oo? MtUbrae. Saa Mat«o. Palo Alto. May-
field. Los Altos, Los Gatos I&CCS
t8.05» 23d Street. Visiueion. South Baa'
. Fraaeiseo. Valencia Street f7.15s
8.30* Soath Saa Fran Cisco. San Jose 5.45 »
. 8.00» Tha Lark— Paao * Roblea Eot Springs,
SaaU Barbara. Los Acjr'es. 9.30 i
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1 1.45 a South Saa Francisco. Palo Alto. Eaa / 7.45«
- Joee t:t0.50»
. LOCAL FEHRY TRAIHS-Vla Oak Sand ?Isr.
Ts Oakland. Berksisy. Berryman. Eatt Oakland ane
. Fniitvaie— Ca2y— From ICO aja.. aad erery twent?
minutes until 7.00 p.m. ineharre: thea 7.40, 8.20
9.00. 9.40, 10.20. 11.C0. U. 40 pa. 12.10 aae
1.20 sub.
To Sathsr tnd M«V«M via Semnth St— Daily— From
6.C0 aja.. and erery twenty minutes nntfl 7.C0 pjßi
hdusiTe. thea 7.40.- &JO, 9JOO, 9.40. 10.20, ILO.
aad 11.40 pjn.
T» Sronah^tt-Ihuly Except Soaday-COO, 7.00, 8.00
O.GO s.m.. 2.1X1. 3.C0. 4.00. 5.00, 0.40 pjo. Sacday
only 9XO IQjOO aja. LOO. 2.00. 100, 4.00. 0.00,
2.40 pjb.
rs Oakland Flrtt St. Frattvale. Alamecta. via Harsatrk*
—Daily— From ttCO. 8120 a.m. aad erery twenty
minutes until 8.20 a.m. mchisiTe: ft™ 9.00, 9.20
10.00, 10.20. 11X0. 11.20 sjn« 12 au12J0 .1.00. U2O
2.00, 2.20. 1X0. 3.20, ;3.W pjrs. aad erery twenti
minutes until 7 pjn. mdasiTe; 7.40. 8.20. 9.00, 9.40,
10.20. 11.00 and 11.40 p.aj.. 1120 and L2O aja
Additional train to Oailaad First St. U5 KB.
Ta W«! Berk t ley— Daily Exrapt Steday— Eroai &CC
sub. and erery tweaty minute* uatili 2o a.m. inda-
- fiTg; ' then 9.00 a.m. and erery hour unti 4.00 p.m.
"\u25a0 IndusiTe: thea 4.20 pjn. and erery twenty marutet
\u25a0 ontil 7.00 p.a. iachurre: thea 7.40 p.m.. 8.20. 3.L'\
8.40.10.20,11.00, 11.40 pja. and 12J» us.
To Watt Btrksby-^-Soadays only— From 10U aj»-.
thea 7.00. 7:40, 8:20, 8.00 a.m. mdasiTe: thea 9 X
aja. aad every t*nty miaote* 7XO pua. inetusi et
thea 7.40- p.au 5.20. 9.00. 9.40. 10.20. 11.00. 1140
.- pjb. and 1120 aja.
T« Cortln— DaHy Except Zwuhp— Frcan S.COajn. aao
arery -20 miantea until 8.20 a.m. radium, th«i
9XO, 10.C0s.hu 12.00 m.. 1.00. 2X0. 2£0, 4.00. 4.20.
4.40, 5.00, SJO. 5.40 »HdsJ»pjw. t
Ta Cflrtin— Stadays only— ltem 100 ajk* ties 9XO
a.m.. 9 JO aja. aad srery twenty miautea until
6XO pjn.
Ta Stagt, Ricfantond. Pullflian— &OOim.sL4Opm SJMS3I4
_ > Union Transfer, Ca. aathorised to check Bacsap -
direct froa residence.
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