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fornia to Erect Memorial to
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.. Oct. M.?
To venerate the memory of the late
Phoebe Apperson Hearst, mother of
William Randolph Hearst, an or
ganisation numbering among Its
members leaders in the public and
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erect a memorial, probably In
form of a large fountain. In the
future.
Announcement to this effect
made today by the Phoebe Apperson
Hearst Memorial Association. Mrs.
John Hays Hammond Is honorary
chairman of the body.
Mrs. Hearst during her lifetime I
was known throughout the country
and particularly In California, where
she made her home, for her philan
thropic work. The University of
California received large sums of
money, many valuable works of art,
and Hearst Hall,- recently destroyed
by fire, as evidence of her Interest
In education.
Kunde for the memorial will be
raised through popular subscrip
tions. A circular aent today
throughout the State follows:
"Phoebe Apperson Hearst served
this community with a lifetime of
devotion. 8he gave not alone of her
wealth but of her time and her
strength to every cause that offered
the promise of better "ondltlons.
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secret of her heart. ??Public benefsc
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her bounty. Her larger generosities
were directed toward the causa of
education, thereby aiding her own
aa well as succeeding generations.
To Be Daily Reminder.
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and material Indebtedness to this
rare woman of real vision, a group
of her fellow-citlsens have organised
themselves as the Phoebe Apperson
Memorial Association.
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Uon to erect a memorial In dan
Franclaco which shall carry a record ;
of her life and service, not a monu
ment of great proportions or of
great cost, but one that will dally
remind those who knew her as well
as the stranger within our gates,
that there once dwelt among us this
modest and great-hearted woman,
who was auso a noble cltIren.
"The memorie. Is to take the form
of a drinking fountain, to be placed
in a public square In the city ot San
Francisco.' It Is planned to havo
this tribute of the many who ad
mired her spirit or who aha? ed her
bounty?men and women who will
be happy to give concrete expres
sion to their admiration and thelt
gratitude.
"Will you contribute to this
memorial? WiU you send your
check or money to the treasurer,
Mrs. Philip E. Bowles. American
National Bank, San Francisco? No
contributions will be too small to bo
gratefully received.
"MRS. JOHN HATS HAMMOND.
"Honorary Chairman."
Many Notable? AM.
The executive committee Is com
posed of Mrs. John F. Merrill, chair
man: Mrs. Charles W. Slack, vice
chairman; Mrs. Philip E. Llowlea
treasurer; Mrs. Edwin N. Dlmond,
secretary: Mrs. Louis F. Monteagle.
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ARROW AND IDE COLLARS
AU Styles snd Sizes
10c
MEN'S FELT HATS, NOBBY
SHAPES
Up to $5 oo
$2.45
MEN'S NECKBAND SHIRTS
laid for ??.5??All Sires
79c
Top Coats and Raincoats
Whipcord, Gabardine or Tweed?
Value. Up to $40.00
$20
MEN'S PAJAMAS
Either Mualin (Silk Frog) or
Flannelette
$1.19
Also Nightshirts?Now Is ths Time
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at Vi Price
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at Vi Price
More Sweater? at Leas Than Half
DOUBLE GRIP GARTERS
$25 3-Piece Suits
$12
.45
$30 Overcoats
$14
.45
$35 Suits and
Overcoats
$17
.50
19c
Overcoats & Suits
Stylish Models for Younz and Ola
11
.50
Many of These Suits Are ? Pants
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Among the members of ths ad
visory committee at tha body are
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Nichols, Archbishop Bd?sard J.
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DUE TO COAL PRICE
NEW TORK. Oct. 20.?Cost of
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?nag? earners, tb? National Indus
trial -Conference Beard announced.
Increased coal price? ara held re
sponsible.
Cost of living rose seven-tenths
of 1 per cent between August Is
and September 16. September 1?
the cost of living was 66 per cent
higher than in July, 1814.
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ACCIDENT, VERDICT
SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 20.?Burn
ing of the army dirigible C-2 was
unavoidable, according to the re
lnvestlgatloa
sent to
pora of the official
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Washington
MaJ. H. A. Strauss, commander1
Of the dirigible, a?4 the crew who
piloted the blimp have been ordered
to Langley Field. Va. The disaster
occurred when the blimp wsa about
to make an exhibition flight.
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