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: - —^—^—JU^IS^ 1 - — Continued
P_Hd,2?- J^SfT; <^~J293 Golden Gate ay._-
K-SoM£fJn^!_!_. Cor »"'\u25a0?««; all /cases
. ""dr. low fee^: boun=. 9 >. m. to S p. tn:
;^.gf4yori >v % a^ >a r ld: prt "* B - wisharr *
.-hull-UK ofoJ X'jth Ft., near Mission.
:%_^ A^'AM. ladle.' physician: private
; -tvSrriff ,, c 2 nan^«t: terms reasonable: 3004
.. .iTnirvale ay.. phnne Merrltt 215.
:jj£z ~-Ji A J!SS? 1 ' ITV HOMES
.;Btt. LORD, physician In charee; confinement
'__, ;__ CHIRP pop 1 STS '"\u25a0 :-.'- : :
?^;. J ; w-J,w -J,- EVr ' chiropodist, r. 304-305
\u25a0-'\u25a0I'lirian bldp.. Mlct. at O'Far.; IhT 9 to 6 p. m!
CUIIioPODY— 1261 Golden Gale ay. near Flll-
. \u25a0\u25a0eaor»' st. \u25a0 • -
." \u25a0\u25a0 DEXTISTS
HUSTON PAINLEsFdEXTISTS. 739 Market rt..
.acknowledsed to be the easiest and best pain-
lets extraction In S. F. Full set of teeth. $2;
sold crowns. $2; Eilver filings. 50c. All work
guaranteed 20 years. Open daily till 9 p. m.
•**£\u25a0.£• W - I)E C K EB. Phelan bldg; rooms 30S-
•9-10.. ,60 Market «t.; phone Kearny 1630.
HU. SIMMS. 1214 Polk St., cor. Satter, room
.._ ->f.l: phone Franklin 367.
.UK IRa g. -LKEK— AII kinds of deatal work.
015 miaore st. near Oak.
DR.C. G. BARTLETT. extracting specialist, re-
moved to 323 Geary cor. Powell; Douglas 4300.
H IVI" Dlt f -LI'LUM. 432 Webs, (now Muirhead
.Mflg.t Market. Hares and I.srkin: c«g given.
T .. _ CAT AR R H A.XD ,PE A^XEg^____
ALSO ear noises positively cured; 1 week free.
. im. COTTINGHAM. 1990 Sntter st.: hrs. 10-4.
•I>R-. E. J. CREELY. ISIB Market St.; phone
. Mkt. 2^70 — Srxvlal ward for dog?: dogs hosrd«xl. '
"REV: HANLEY. teacher of new thought; splrit-
.usl bealer; test cir. Sun.. Wed.. Fri., 8.; class
\u25a0'.. :>f oa - Tbcrs.; readlagg rially. 510 ISth. Oakld.
;aa~ MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, ordained trance
\u25a0spiritual medium: full reading $1. at her home.
:;:-4164 O'Farrtll tt.: by letter. 4 questions. $1.
S- -P.OOMS; 2 Ftories; low rent: sn-and «opnery:
\u25a0'.-for temperance hotel; resp. parties only. 1037 A
: \u25a0 -Golden Gate ay.. room 3.
SIRS. L- H. KINNAIRD— CircIes Sun.. Mon.,
.Wed.. Fri.. f> p. in.; readings daily, 10 to 4.
,\ 1.403 FUlmore st.
p.H. HOLLAND'S readings today 50e; circle Use.
•'.. tonight. 1230 Fillmore; everybody welcome.
CALIFORNIA'S oldest palmist and card reader,
-. —ir. $1. 013 Broadway. Otikland.
JrIHS. WASSMER. 1103 Laguna St.. gives con-
.' BiUtatians on aji Bffniro of life: bnnr« 10 to »
-^____CJL^UrRjraVA^T^
..Madam Luise. the Spanish adviser, is at her per l
'\u25a0__iaj2f_nt__ofSreii. IQ37A G. G. ay.. rms. 1 an<l 2.
;^:-; ADOPTION ;
•Piinless Toirfineinent ; children boarded or adopt-
\r<l- Maternity Vtlla. 1416 Bth St.. Alameda.
K^ BrgIXESS I*ERSOXALS _^
MY'wigi end loupees fit perfectly. I make the—
, i;o that- they are thoroughly ventilated and
.--.•airy. It Jest takes a minute to adjust them. I
.-lav* —sde wig making a life erudy and runr-
: ~'EBte» every one I make. Gentlemen's private
.'. : -. department upstairs. Experienced man In
• \u25a0 -charge. Hair dressing, dyeing, etc., by art- \u25a0
-. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0ietM only. Large stock of switchea.' pompa-
' . «Sours, etc. G. LEDERER, 2271 California i
'. '«. uear Webster. Mall orders receive prompt
. ' attention. Established ISC6.
EIRTHSTONES— Do not be without yours; It
".' brings you luck and happiness; I am the man
- ; Vho cuts precious istones; to introduce other
\u25a0 . j.-' iv offers I will mall your birtbstose for 50c.
... F. ESTERLIN. lapidary. 222 Kearny St.. S. F.
.iIRS. LOUIS HOTOP. 954 Gray son St.. West
' ' •' Berkeley, was relieved of larjre tumor without
, :pa_ or knife by the MAGNETIC HEALEKS,'
'.-1 709 Telegraph ay.. Oakland. Phone 7742.
Mll>. MOORE, magnetic massage; nervousness.
imllgestion, poor circulation; given hy an expe-
r-'-rienced nurse. 1304 FUlmore; hours 10 to 9
\u25a0 • daily; walk in.
.ANY person having witnessed the running over
\u25a0 '\u25a0' of a lady at Van Ness jr. and Sutter et. No-
\u25a0: • vember J3, 190 S. will bestow a great favor by
. : -tending their address to box 595. Call office.
BAG carpets woven to order and for sale; also
.-"coenUe wove nigs, silk, portieres., handsome
' fieff rusrs made from your o!d carpets; ?ond
\u25a0'•' .'for circulars. Geo. MattUews. 709 Sth st.. Oak.
; WANTED for adootion, a brunette girl from 2
; ."to 9 months old In an excellent, tine hoiut.
; - -1416 Sth St., Alameda.
'PED wetting spieedily cured; particulars for
'-.. *ta_p. Nurses' Remedy Co., dept. C, Oakland.
' Cal- \u25a0 .
UNCALLED for cults. overcoats and trousers at
Jess than cost at CnAS. LYONS', tbe London
:tal!or. 1432 Fillmore yt. bet. Ellis and O'Farrcll.
"Si-RS. L. E. HARTMAN. baths and massage.
'/.-.nervous and rheniastlc specialist.' 40S Koenlj
\u25a0-;.bl<lg.. 101 Post st. cor. Kcarcy; open Sundays.
MAGNETIC MASSAGE — MRS. HOLSHOUSER.
"\u25a0.-\u25a0 Te- Dong. 4440; 351 Paciflc bid.. 4th and Mkt.
MISS C. BELL, inanlciiring. fae* and scalp treat-
• "isent. i:t>oni 21. 1443 Fillmore st.
'•MISS IDIZLL; vibratory electric treatment for
\u25a0- \u25baelect patronage only. 1906 Sutter et.. S. F.
.-TEMPLE of Ilealta Medlciue Co.. J. W. Roberts,
'••M. D.. now located 208 Market. 25 California.
I.aIJISS E. M. REID, graduate masseuse; hours
\u25a0•-. JO-9. Suite 2. 1705 O'Farrell corner FUlmore.
;IiftADUATi: masseuse. MRS. HELEN DERBEr!
' \u25a0 e-leotric tr«»ataient. 2024 Sntter. P. Wast ftSO2.
JiISS WALLACE. Eastern Masseuse: baths. 124
'\u25a0 -Turk, r. 210. Ist Coor. rear; 11-10: open Sun.
.tjQLDSTEIN CO.. theatrical and masqaerede eos-
;;'lnTnPs; fop. to Jebn. costcmer. 821 Van Ness.
:IIR&. E. M. KERNDL. elfctro-msssage, baths.
. ' -1214 C Scott et; hrs. 10-12; 1-5; 7-9.
••CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1651 FUlmore sT
. : . near Post. ~
: _3It^CAJT^ IX^ST^JjMEXTS
REMOVAL BARGAIN SALE— Wurlitxer nickel
.' . -*let pianinos, orchestrions, harps, players.
- " SLOT plantno rental reduced to $15 'per mo.
..'•PETER BACIGALUPI & SONS. Oil Market
* ft.. San Francißco.
£106 NEW pianos to rent: do cartage while they
iset: one year's rent on purchase. BYRON
\u25a0\u25a0•••MAJ'ZY. 2oU Stockton st. Union f-qunre «pp.
! .St. Frauris hotel; everything in music, talking
utachiDf-s. rpf-ords. etc.
STEINWAY uprigbt. fine i-ondition. $275; E*tey,
", J22S: other uprights from $100 up. BOWERS
' A- SON. 529 McAllister st.
•FOR SALE — Very cheap. No. 4 Orchestrion: good
.';\u25a0 .as new; >!. Welte & f?ohncs. Friedberg. N. V.,
••• maker*. Apply 1313 Park f=t-. Alameda.
S:"J buys imported Erard piano; good ccsditlon;
;•\u25a0 < *-!: or time. 90S Van Ness ay.
<jIUEAT bargain offered ia fine Decker Brothers'
- " piaao, Ellgbtly nscd. 1466 Bash st.
• A— Almost new upright, cseap. JOS. SCHMITZ,
. ' & CO.. now €21 Vtn Ness nr. Turk.
A GOOD piaco for rent at $3 a month.
SCOTT CURTAZ PIANO CO.. SCO Hayes »t.
PRICE pianos everywhere flr«t. then cxamlae
' storage piano*. 415 Van Ness ay.
$125— First class oprigbt: Dearly new; most be
. mM. HORNUNG'S. 1554 Eddr near FiUraore.
NEW pianos for rent, $3 per month; rental al-
lowwi 1f purchased. STATIIAM. 24 Hill «t.
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$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$$
*$tSffft9 SALARY ? J ? * f * $ f I
$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$
$$$$»$$ LOANS. $$$$$$$
««s*«9 $$$$$$
$ S $ S $ We are a "NEW LOAN $ $ $ $ $
$ $ * $ COMPANY." loaninr money $ $ $ $
S$ $ to strictly "SALARIED PEO- $$ $
$ $ PLE" on their plain notes, without $ $
S ' security, indorser or publicity. Lowest $
St rates In the city. - *
. $ YOUR EMPLOYER NEVER KNOWS. $
J5 W<« take nothing out In advance and I
\u25a0 5. - you cau pay us bark weekly or monthly. $
* $ WKSTEKN LOAN CO., $ $
$ $ $ 40K Call bldz.. 3d and Market. $ $ $
t. f $ $ Open S::k> a. in. to fi p. m. $ $ $ $
$$$$$ A :.-. Monday. Wednesday tStft
«»S * X « aiut Sstur.lK v cwi StSSSt
S $ $ $ $ $ $ ings till 8 o'clock. $ $ $ $ $ $ I
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7) 4 i I * 9 t $ 9 $ $ * \u25a0 '*' O
X LOANS ON SALARIES s.\u25a0 $
$ A sew company advancing money with- $
C oat mortgage or indorser to $
• $• RAILHOAD EMPLOYES. $
$ STREETCAR KMPLOYES. $
I TELEPHONE EMPLOYES. f
* RETAIL AND WHOLESALE CLERKS $
-$- or any man or woman holding a permanent , $
1' ealatied position, • •
$ EMPLOYEES CREDIT CO.. $
i Coots 424, 4th floor. Monadnock El<3?.. $
i 3d and Market sts. 1 $
otssssssssssso
I MAKE oil kinds of real estate loauts; no de-
lay. OVA). W. AUSTIN. 101S Broadway,
Oakland^ '- ' '
mv amount on real estate, first or second mort-
****** or on any wcurity: no delay; low rate*.
\u25a0 OTW. BECKER. 2111 Fillaore near Callfornl*.
MOXRVTO T.OAX Continued
AAA— HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO;
Get oor terms when about to borrow on FUR-
NITURE, PIANOS," HO USES and VEHICLES.
>\e will gave you money. Rooms 357-9 Paciflc
building (3d floor). 4th aud Market sts. Pbone
Douglas 22C5V .
Oakland oface. 518-19 First NaUonal bank bldg.
MONEY loaned salaried people and others upon
their own names without security; cheapest
rates; easy . payments;, offices in 68 -principal
cities; save yourself moaey by getting our
terms Brst. TOLMAN. room 931, Phelan bldg.,
S. F.. and room 9. 4 GO 13th st.. Oakland.
A— CALIFORNIA'S LargeFt Pawnbrokers.
Liberal loans on diamonds, jewelry, sealskins,
furs, etc.; banking rates;, ladles' private office;
fire and burglar proof vault on the premises.
'.'•a.LIFORNIA LOAN OFFICE.
SU Broadway near 6th >t.. Oakland.
I WOULD like to lend some money on San Fran-
ols?-o or Oakland real estate- mortgages; rea-
soaable rates; can raise a good sum if you
want »t," or I would make small loens. Write
box 3QQS. Call office. Oakland.
MONEY— MONEY— MONEY
Salaries— Chattels
Life Insurance Policies
Wage Earners' Investment and Lean Co.,
| 443 Pine st. ..
ANY amount: lowest rates on first and second
mortgages on real estate, legacies, undivided
interests. " estates in probate; no delay.
R. McCOLGAN. 26 Montgomery st- r. 314315.
ADVANCES made on diamonds and Jewelry at
lowest rates: safe deposit vaults; greatest pos-
eible care taken. BALDWIN JEWELRY CO.,
Van Ness and Sutter. • "_»
LOWEST rates, quick deals, no delay — Loans on
second mortgage*, estates, legacies. Undivided
interest. When you need money Bee HERMAN
MURPHY. 5*6 Market St.. San Francisco.
R. B. AUSTIN CO. loans money to salaried peo-
ple; Investigate oor credit system. Rooms 353-5,
Paciflc building. 4th and Market sts.
SALARY loans — Ladles and gentlemen without
security; cotes and commercial paper bought.
313 Merchants' Ex. bldg.; phone Douglas 1411.
PRIVATES party will lend about $7,000 at 6 per
cent not. Box 748, Call office. ;
MONEY to loan at low rates of Interest on real
estate. HEROLD & LEVITSKY. 407 Pine st.
A— LOANS on salaries. HOME CREDIT & IN-
VKSTMENT CO.. 523 Pacific bldg.. 4th & Mkt.
ON furniture, pianos, etc.; strictly private.
BECKER. 2111 FUlmore st. near California.
CASH loaned to salaried men on note without
indorser. MORRELL. 922 Monadnock bldg.
OX furniture and pianos; $15 up; no removal;
no com. TRKMAIN. 726 Buchanan nr. Hayes.
SALARY loitns; other propositions. San Fran-
elsco nisivmnt Acenrr. 411 Paciflc building.
MOXEY WANTED
I WANT to find a private party with money to
loan on real estate; could use from $1,000 to
$5,000; write me bow much you have. Box
3009, Call office. Oakland.
$15,000 at 6 per cent net, long loan, on down-
town income property; principals only. Box
:UHifi. Call. Oakland. -^ ; v-
...„ a., _._ 1 ?^ A ?'~.9 ltAl3 t - .
MERITORIOUS ENTERPRISES FINANCED.
COOKE & REMMERS,
22 Bacon block.
Oakland. Cal.
CAL. SAFE DEP. TRUST ACCOUNTS BOUGHT.
D. E. BESECKER. 248 PACIFIC BLDO.
"ABBOTT buys bonds" — Ocean Shore. Market st.
Bank and Cal. Safe Dep. books. 132 Bush *t.
ARE you buying or- gelling stocks or bonds? Call
on PETTIS & BUEBECK, 333 First National
tank building. Oakland.
IXVESTMEXTS
STOCKS AND BONDS FOR QUICK SALE.
$1,000 Ocean Shore R. R. bonds at $050.00
500 eharcs Monterey Coal Company at. .15
SOO shares Cal. Pressed Brick Co. at... .35
500 shares Hubbard Elliott Copper at.. ' .S5
20 chares People's Water Co 65.00
500 shares Hoag Rapid Press 'at 35
110 chares United Wireless preferred. 3.00
1,000 chares Pacific Fruit Cooling and. V . .33
Address P. O. box 754. San Jose. Cal.
THE secretary of a Nevada gold mining com-
pany wishes to interest additional capital for
more aggressive development; this is one of
the best prospective producers and la close to
the latest sensational strike in Nevada; every
mining facility at Cand; now at work on the
property; want one or more Investors to put up
$10,000 to $20,000: principals only; bank ref-
erences. Address Secretary, box IS4. Call.
WE can sell you any active unlisted stock 20
to feO per cent below any other bona Ode
prices; market letter and quotations on re-
quest; can make quick and prompt sales of all
acti-re unlisted stocks and bonds. CHESTER
B. ELLIS & C 0.." 714 Market st.
AN- investment In WRIGHT COMPUTING
TYPEWRITER. CO.'S stork will never bo ro-
pretted: it means monpy to the holder; make
reservation today. Call or write A. F. S.,
dept. A, 437 14th St.. Oakland.
OIL shases have doubled and trebled in price;
are on tbe boom; my oil and mining market
letter will keep you posted; It Is free. J. E.
KERR. 3CS Bush St.. San Francisco. Cal.
McCARTY wireless telephone — Important Infor-
mation for stock holders. Room 40, Bacon
building. Oakland.
OCEAN SHORE ?1.000 bonds ?6*5; $100. $63;
Immediate delivery. E. P. FISHER. San Mateo.
$1.(«>O OCEAN SHORE Ist mortg. BONDS ?040
eaeii. 11. K. \u25a0 BKSECKER. 248 Paciflc building.
LEGAL XOTICES -
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK FOR NONPAY-
MENT OF ASSESSMENT.
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY COMPANY
Location of principal place of business No. 52
Eleventh street, in the city and county of San
Francisco and state of California.
Notice is hereby given that there is delin-
quent ifrpon the following described capital stock
of tbe Orean Sbore Railway Company on aeeqnnt
cf assessment heretofore, to wit. on tUe 14th day
of January. A. D. 1909, levied thereupon, the
several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective chare holders as follows, viz:
No. of No. of Amount
Names. Certificate. Shares. Due.
Bocqueraz, Leon.. 318 100 $200.00
Bowen. A. D ....122 7 14.00
Carpy. Chas 227 100 200.00
Chiron, l.ueien 559 10 ,20.00
Chiron. A 629 10 20.00
Christensen, 5..... 004 20 ; 40.00
Dougherty, Jas.. 555 12 24.00
French American Bank,
pledgee 600 100 200.00
Gotteland. M .585 '40 80.00
Jarrin, M 591 20 40.00
Jarrin, M .502 20 40.00
Johnson, Ada .528' 75 150.00
Masson. M ..585 • 40 80.00
Melbourne. M. and S 540 10 20.00
Mery. J. L, 573 10 . 20.00
Meyn. -John 93. 5 10.00
Morcel, J 327' 47 P4.00
Morcel, J ....373 15 30.00
Morcel. J 534 60 100.00
Morcel. J...... 635 20 00.00
Notbohm. L. R .....294 100.00
Pockwltz, Leo Jr 315 OT' 100.00
Pockwltz, Leo Jr 433 10 20.00
Reulos, A 533~ 10 v 20.00
Renlos, A .630 ' 10 20.00
Reulos, A .....C3l 10 20.00
Steele, R. E 063 16 .. 32.00
Zacbert, W 551 5 10.00
And In accordance with the law and an order;
of the Boartfof Directors, made on the 14th day
of January, A. D. 1909, so many of the shares
of each parcel of said stock as may be necessary
will be uold at the front door of the principal
place of business of the Ocean Shore Railway ,
Company at Its office at No.' 52 Eleventh street. ;
in the city and county of San Francisco, state of
California, on Monday, the Sth day of March,
A, D. 1909, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, to pay said delinquent assessments upon
the stock aforesaid, together with the costs of
advertising and the expenses of rale.
Dated tbls ISth.day of February. A. D. 1909.
BUUKE CORBET,'
Secretary of the Ocean Shore Railway Company.
Location of office No. *2 Eleventh street, city
and county of San Francisco, state of California, j
THK firm heretofore existing under the name and
style «f Faure & Amour, : doing business In the
city and county of San Fraucisco. Cal., has.
thin 23d day ot February. 1909, l>cen dissolved
ny mutual consent. A. Amour has purchased
the entire interest of M. Faure in the business
and will pay all debts due by said firm. /
\u25a0 M. FAURK and A. AMOUR.
REDEMPTION PI? llOXDii
REDEMPTION OF BONDS'
Notice of Redemption of First Mortgage 0 Per
Cent Sinking Fund Twenty-Year Gold
Bonds of the Horn nnd Loyalton
Railroad Company.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the
let day of April. 1S»O9, iwenty-three <23) of tbe
first mortgage six (6) per cent sinking fund
twenty (20) year cold bonds of the Boca and
Loyalton Railroad Company, dated April 1, 1903,
and BCcnred by Deed of Trust, bearing th«
same date, and made by the Boca and Loyaltoa
Railroad Company to tbe Mercantile. Trust Com-
pany of San Francisco, as Trustee, being bonds
numbered one hundred and twenty-slxi (126) 10
one hundred and forty-eight <14S). inclusive, will
be redeemed and paid at the office of . tbe said
Mercantile Trust Company of San Francisco, : No.
404 California street, Sau Franeisdo, • Calif ornta,
by the payment of the principal of said; bonds,
and each of them, and all interest due- thereon on
the tald m- day. of April. 1909.' together with a
premium of ten (10) per *«ent : upon the prin-
cipal of said bonds, : and each -of them. Said
bonds numbered one hundred and twenty-nix
(126) to 'one hundred and . forty-eight (148) In-
clusive, and each -of them, < are, • In .siccordnnee
with tbe terms and conditions of said' bonds and
deed of trust. . hereby called for • payment » upon
said : Ist : day -of April, 1909; and Interest . upou
said bonds and ' each ; of them ' will cease \u25a0 from
and after said date.
'Dated: Sun' Francisco, January 26 tb." 1909. I.'1 .'
MERCANTILE TRUST- COMPANY OF. SAN
: FRANCISCO.- \u0084 M
Hr A. H. WINN. Trust Officer.
THE SAN^ FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY; wPEBRUARY 25^1909.:
'\u0084,. : \u0084:-\u25a0•; - a ? IKES - Ai y p . MINIXG \u25a0 : " '''\u25a0 -'
OIL and mining * stocks fare? sometimes j sold by
fakers. .Are yours good ?: Are you sure ? De-
' tective. Mines Bureau can tell. Box. DOC, San
Francisco, Cal. : ''../\u25a0 ' :
ALLGEWAHU ; BROS. C 0.," assaying in all its
branches; accuracy guaranteed; -send for mail-
ing envelope. 313 Gth St.. Oakland. ",'.''
GOLD, amalgam, rich ore bought; cash; assay lug
sOc. Pioneer Assay Co.. 131 JSth st. nr. Howard.
TO LEASE
TO lease — In the- heart .' of the financial' and
wholesale district, store and basement ;\u25a0 store
1.800 square feet.-, basement 1.900 square ' feet ;
- within lialf a Mock of new Palace hotel:. For
\u25a0 further particulars apply to rcotn 2, Oil Mis-
sion st.. San Francisco. \u25a0 ' - :': '
_ : SPECIAL -XOTICES
PHONE your wants to Baldwin, Oakland 3983.
General repair shop; guns and motorcycles for
trade or eale^ rooms and" board; meals at all
hours: short orders. 1221 Franklin St.. Oak.
iXFORMATIOX WANTED ...
ANY news of Hezzie Rogers, 50 years old,' dark
curly hair, dark complexion, supposed to be In
, San Francisco, will he thankfully received by
v hls brother, J. P. ROGERS, box 94, Walnut
Springs, Tex. " , -. ".\u25a0" .\u25a0 :
ANY person having witnessed the running over
of a lady at Van Ness ay. , and ' Sntter at. No-
, vember 13. 1908, will bestow a great favor by
sending their address to box 595, Call office. •
WANTED— lnformation of MRS. IDA RUSSELL,
who resided at 317 Eddy st. about - 8 years
ago. Address box 702.. Ca1l office. • \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0•"\u25a0
CITY REAL ESTATE
THOMAS E. HAYMAN
Suite 1000, First National Bank bldg.
Montgomery and Post. Telephone Kearny 1703.
$10,500 — Three high ' class new 5-6 room flats
near Waller and Clayton sts., just fin-
ished; must sell at once.
$22,500— 5 ix. high class 5 room flats; extra large
\u25a0 lot with "L"; building' Just completed:
near Devisadero st. ; rents low at $2,000
per annum; this Is extra well built and
worth Investigating.
$16,000— Rents low at $2,100 per annum; six
high class apartments of 4 rooms each;
lot 27:6x137:6; near Devisadero st.
$7,000 cash: balance $4,000 can remain; three
new high class 5-6 room flats, near Broad-
way and Larkin; lot 27:6x100.
$7,000 cash; balance $5,500 can remain; Wash-
ington st.. Presidio heights; excellent
marine view; lot 32x105; two new 6 room
flats; all hardwood floors; rented at $1,500
per snnum: nothing finer in the city.
$i,500 cash; rented low at $1656 per annum;
six new high class 4 room flats; Guer-
rero at 22d; mortgage of $5,000 can re-
main;, extra well built and a bargain;
lot 32 ft. front. . , \u25a0
$3,000 cash; balance $4,600 caa remain: two
high class new flats; 3d ay. and H St.,
Sunset; cheapest in district.
$C,OOO cash; balance $4,700 can remain; three
high class new 6 room fiats; north side
of street; Ashbury district.
$5,000 with^only one-half cash, will buy two
nearly new 5-0 room flats; lot 30x137:6;
near Filbert and Broderlck; well built
and certainly a bargain. .'/\u25a0-
$15,500 — Six new high class flats, near Broad-
way and Larkin; lot 30x95: rent $2,160
per annum: may consider offer. <.
$2,500 cash; rents $960 per annum: two high
class new 5-6 room flats; with cottage
at IM ay. and II st.. Sunset; full price
is only $7,700; owner In financial diffi-
culty only reason for this sacrifice; be
quick. ...
$6,800 — Two new 5-6 room flats: lot 25x105:
near Devisadero and Waller; mortgage of
$2,500 can remain; $1,000 less than cost
to build; must be sold.
$10,000 — Three new 6 room flats, extra well
built; lot 26x125: at Dolores and 22d;
must pell; want offer.
$2.500— L0t 21:6x60 at Pine and Powell; Just
the thing for a pair of flats. "
LIPMAX & HIRSCHLER- -255 Montgomery St.
LIPMAN & HIHSCHLER- -255 Montgomery St.
LIPMAN & lIIRSCHLER - - 255 Montgomery St.
Choice Building .Lots on Easy Terms
$650 a*d upwards; cheapest lots in this entire
district.
35th ay. and A St.: tbe street has-been opened,
graded and macadamized from Pt. Lobos ay.
to the. park.
$050 each — 101 lots; northwest corner of C st.
and UStti ay. ; fine high elevation overlooking
the city and Golden Gate park; just the
thing for speculation; cheap nnd on easy
terms: only one block from Golden Gate park
and the new entrance to the stadium.
COTTAGES and LOTS ia SUNSET and
RICHMOND Districts on Very Easy Terms
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER - - 255 Montgomery St.
Phone Douglas 3044.
Branch office, corner of II 6t. ami 12th ay.
Open dally, including- Sundays
HAVE YOU RESTORED j
I YOUR TITLE: I
YOU MUST DO SO BY JULY 1. 1909. I
I McENERNEY DECREES | ,
REASONABLE. PERFECT. GUARANTEED. I
FIDELITY TITLE RESTORATION CO., INC.,
J26 MONTGOMERY. ROOMS 210-211-212. I '
I TELEPHONE KEARNY 4779. j
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN.
Only $10,500— Worth $12,500
Itcnts $110 per month.
3 beautiful tip to date flats. Just completed;
5. 5 and 'S rooms and batbs; all sunny nnd ex-
quisitely finished; Imposing front and insrbln
vestibule; arched and beamed ceilings; large '
finished f\onerete -, basement: . grand \u25a0 marine :
.view, that can not be obstructed; located In
choicest part of Ashbury Heights. 325 Freder-
ick Bt. near Clayton; forced partition sale;
osmer on premlFes today from 11 to 3. . Apply
to DAVIDSON & LEIGH,
1465 Market st.
______
3 flats In Hayes Ft. near Central ay.; $1,000
canh, balance very easy terms: should you buy the
property the rents would pay It off; « great
barsraln. Apply 1410 Haight 'St.
MISSION DISTRICT
' $3,000 — Cottage, S rooms and bath, hard fin-
ished ;. corner lot; concrete foundation; 29th st.
close to Church; $1,000 cash, bank mortgage
$2,000 can remain. ,1 • - *
J. C. HEROLD A CO.. 407 Pine st. . :
BUILD on your property! We furnish plans,
specifications and money—for that purpose. Call
on us and be convinced. Northern Building
Company, 710-11' Humboldt Bank bldg.
$2,750 cash; 2 elegant French flats near park. I
year old; lot 25x100, east frontage; 5 and 6
sunny rooms; mortgage $4,000 can remnln;
best buy In this city. Apply 1410 Haight st.
FOR Bale — Up to date residences, large lots. In i
block facing Golden : Gate park and car line;-
12th a y. and I St.. Sunset district. See E. B.
HALLKTT. on premises.
$1.400 — Easy terms;. lot 25x125 and small cot-
tage, 1 block from ("astro and 20th sts.; snap.
Owner, box 704, Call office.
A — ROOMS papered or tinted, $3 up; painting of
every description, whitening, etc. ; . work guar-
nnteed. 1544 O'Farrell st. near, Webster. ,
$7,750 — Good speculation; 50x120; 3 cottages;
Btreet bitumlulzed. See owner, 283 4th ay.,
Richmond.
FOR sale — Lots; Sunset district; 255 feet on 44th
ay., 120 feet on N St., southwest corner.' Own-
er. 1223 12th ay. .'-'.::- \u25a0\u25a0•.-
$B,OO0 — Sunny, 9 room house; Stelner ft. near
Sacramento. Address box 4572, Call office.
D. HOULH CO., 1362 Eddy — Houses built: small
payments ca6h. bal. mo.; lowest prices. W. 5675.
SNAP— New. artistic pair of flats: r«nts for $55;
$1,500 cash, bal. mo. Owner. 511 Pacific bldg.
YOUR title restored under McEnerney, act. $10.
• GALVIN. 336 DeJbert block. ,943 Van Ness ay.
TWO good lots for sale, cheap ; near Melrose.
Address box 4517. Call office. .
CALL BRANCH: OFFICE, 1651 FUlmore st.
TiPKT Pout. ' :
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
FOR sale — 10.000 acres In subdivisions to suit
purchaser; situate in tbe great artesian belt In
Kern county: soil rich and deep; surface level;
abundance of free water; convenient to rail-,
\u25a0 " roads. •\u25a0' \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0' •\u25a0 ' ' ; -- " \u25a0""• ,'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 '•'\u25a0-'\u25a0 \u25a0" '\u25a0-
This land < will produce deciduous i/rults.
• grapes, sugar bee.ts, alfalfa,' vegetables, hay,
grain, and in fact anything that/is : grown in
the great San Joaquln valley. - ; i The lands - all
around are being occupied by ; thrifty ; settler*.
I If you want to raise hogs and cattle, or If you
' want to plant eucalyptus," if y«ju wantian.ln-
vestment.or If you want tomakq for # yours«Jf
a home, pow is your . opportunity. \u25a0,- This is
about the last of ' the great. tracts in the San
;> Joaquin valley. to be had at the extremely, low
price for which It Is . offered, ' and ; at . terms
\u25a0 within reach of a 11 .'".-*> -~ . •'\u25a0-. '-:\u25a0 \u25a0
. For prices, terms \ and 'further information,
apply to ' .\u25a0\u25a0:-\u25a0'-\u25a0-\u25a0'\u25a0 ' \u25a0 \u25a0" " \u25a0 '•: . \u25a0
PLANTERS' LAND COMPANY/
' 206 Metroplls- Bank ; Building. v ,
10 ACRES IRRIGATED FARMS PLANTED TO
ALFALFA.;
10 acres of the \u25a0 best \u25a0 irrigated land,' 4 miles
from' railroad station,' -Willows, the county seat
of Glenn county,' for $1,250. The first payment
$63, ' monthly ; thereafter' $15. ; The land has \ all
been plowed and a portion of the tract has, been
planted to alfalfa, which is growing beautifully.'
The ; remainder ..will be , planted : as ' rapidly ; as
weather, conditions . will \u25a0 permit, \ and • we ; expect • a
good* crop this; pprlng.' V- We; estimate that ' the
alfalfa \u25a0' will - pay.; you $500 to ; $600 j every ; year,-
aud as fast as It Is sold .tliei net proceeds will lie
credited ~ r as . additional ' .payment r- on \u25a0: account , of
your ' contract. , Write ' tbe Alfalfa ~ Farms . Com-
pany, '. 403 : Monadnock \ bullding,v : San ! Francisco^,
who, will' send you; full particulars. This land is
entirely -free: from ; overflow; >.: ; ; . .'
FOR tale— Gentleman's country seat; woods, lake,*
. acreage ; $10,000. ", Owner, , box 1981, Call office.
COUNTRY REAL • ESTATE— -Continued
' . .' SONOMA COUNTY RANCH.
58,000 12Vi~acres l'nille- from ;• Sebastopol : on
'•\u25a0• electrie'ilne; freight-, and passenger j depot ; at
one corner; paying \u25a0Gravensteln' apple orchard,
"' besides 5 acres <of :losanberrlcs; - fine -2 1 story
: house, barn," brooder house 'and : farmiog Im-
plements. . Address MRS. J. A. ONU, .Sebas-
topol,' Cal. '-- -..-
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Irrigated Lands
: At \u25a0- \u25a0
Orland, Glenn County. California..,^ . -
Deep, rich, level, sedimentary soils. 1 -
No hard pan. No bedrock .' No alkali.
No floods. \u25a0 No droughts. .'
1 Xo destructive ; frosts. l
Low prices. . ' -'•\u25a0•'-.. Ea9y terms.'
. ARMSTRONG. QUATMAN & CO., 3
227 Montgomery st.\-L. ?,;
GERMANTOWN FARMS -.' :
GLENN COUNTY
20 acre tracts 'adjoining Germantown; best soil
In the state for alfalfa,' berries, - fruit and
garden truck ; $75 per acre. Including water;
easy terms.
PATTEN LAND COMPANY.
I 601 First "Rational ., Bank Bldg. '
IRRIGATED farms; Atwater, Merced co. ; . $75
per acre; $15 cash, bal. s,years;, years; free water
right; Saturday excursion leaves our. office 2:30
p. m., returns Sunday, :. 7 p. - m. ; ' round trip
I ticket $5.15; personally conducted. Land' pro-
duces sweet potatoes, alfalfa, early tomatoes,
melons, peaches, apricots, j aftonds, etc. ; most
productive In state. Crocker-Huffman Land and
\u25a0Water. Co.'. sth floor, Crocker bldg.
WE have colony land in Sonoma county.
:\u25a0 We have colony lands in Merced county. : "
We have colony lands in Colusa county.
Small fruit and chicken ? ranches throughout
the 6tate on easy terms. Call or write for list.
J. W. WRIGHT & CO., 125 Sutter at.
. L. W. COFFEE, Mgr. Country Dept. ,
CALIFORNIA land, 'sl per acre cash payment,
balance purchase 90 cents per month per acre;
dose San Francisco-; no taxes, no 'Interest; 5
acre tracts; level, rich/ clear, ready to plow,
irrigated; perpetual- water right; Immediate
, possession; particulars, maps, photographs free.
STEVENSON COLONY. 1414 Market i>t.. S. F.
MENDOCINO county. 4% miles from Wllllts. on
tho county road— A good HOG or SHEEP
\u25a0 ranch; 42S acres; -over 50 acres good . hay
land; about 60 acres .timber; balance - fine
range, with' good springs; all fenced; 1 worth
$10 por acre; will sell for- $8.50; good' terms.'
Box lOO.jWlllits, Cal.
FRUIT. VINE -iND ALFLFA LAND; 20 acre
tracts; within 2 miles of Livingston, on S. P.,
10 miles south of Turlock; $75 per acre, : with
water direct from Crocker-Huffman canal; easy
terms; immediate possession. 1 .
LIVINGSTON LAND AND COLONY CO.,
s Livingston.' Cal. * \u25a0
. MODESTO IRRIGATED LANDS.
Free illustrated lectures dally at 3 p. m. . on
this rich and productive section of California,
state .board of trade, ferry building. ' For litera-
ture and information call on 11.- H. WHITMORE,
Stanislaus county representative, STATE BOARD
OF TRADE, ferry bulldlne.
$240 a month Income: price $2,900. half cash;
8 acre poultry ranch near Petaluma; good
house, barn, henhouses, 1.000 laying hens,
: 1.000 chicks \u25a0 hatching, horse, wagon, cow, ln-
\u25a0 cubator, etc. A geuulne bargain. > WELLS &
'BANGS, 306 Chronicle' bldg.
FREESTONE — For sale or exchange, fine 27
.room hotel with 1 acre surrounding, or more
"land If desired: excellent - summer resort,
right at depot of N. W. P. R. R. Address
. I. -T. WARD, Freestone, Sonoma Co., Cal.
THOUSANDS of chickens; buy a chicken farm on
the Cotatl ranch, near Petaluma; several hun-
dred families already raising thousands. / Apply
to tbe COTATI CO.. 310 California , st, San
Francisco, owners of property. . .
FIVE and- 10 acre homes in Alameda county;
. rich, level land, with 2 railroads. 2 stations on.
the land: cheap; $25 down and $10 per month.
Rich Valley Land Company, 546 Market st.
GRIDLEY. Biggs and Sunset colonies — Choice
a fruit, alfalfa and orange irrigated -land sold on
easy terms. For ' particulars 299 Monadnock
bide.. 6SI Market st. T..F. A. OBERMEYER.
$S00 — $400 cash ; 20 acres Al orchard land or
chicken ranch; wood and water; near Sebasto-
' ' pol, Sonoma county. WELLS & BANGS, 300
-.Chronicle building.'
$3.500 — New 7 room house. block 18th st. car
line. L. W. J. REALTY CO.. 350 Market st.
CONTRA COSTA county real estate for sale;
send for list. D. J. WEST. Martinez. Cal.
RANCH bargains— Stock, grain." fruit or poultry.
C. V. SHIPLEY. 548 Market st.. room 1.
FOR farms, stock ranches and timber lands see
McFAUL & EDWARDS. 330 Chronicle bldg.
MONEY made dally, and Call Want Ads help to
make it. Advertise your wants; make them
known to the public through a Call Want Ad.
An investment, not an expense. For full par-
tlcnl/ir* rpnd Call Want \\i\a dnilv. ••\u25a0'\u25a0
OAKLAND RRAIi ESTATE
18 % NKT— BUY IN OAKLAND— IS % NET.
New sunny apartment flats, right In town, with
all latest modern equipments; built by- day's
vrork: fully occupied and leased long before com-
pletion to local prominent businessmen; 'this
ctmire property pays 15 per cent net. nnd Is lo
cated near the new $2,000,000 Bankers' hotel and
in the renter of Oakland's marvelous growth and
Improvements; In less- than, s years the. lot will
be worth the prcsont cost of improvements and
lot; will sell for cash or terms. For further par-
ticulars sro R. J. PAVERT. ownpr. practical, ex-
perienced builder and architectural designer; of-
fice, rooms 21 nnd 22, 1015 % Broadway; hours,
2 to 3 p. ni.
PIEDMONT PROPERTY
Desirable lot, 39x110 feet, near Oakland ar. car-
line and short distance from Piedmont station;
near corner of Howard ay. and Nace st.; for
pale at a sacrifice; similar sized lots In same
block being held at $1,365 and upward. Will
Fell this lot for $1,150 on terms as follows:
$450 cash and balance in monthly payments
of $25, Including interest. Owner, box 444,
Call office, - San Francisco.
- PIEDMONT HOMK.
Magnificent home of 9 rooms, _Jn very choicest
part of Piedmont; nicely elevated lot, over 100
: fpet frontage; -less • than', one block to cars;
' driveway ami garage; house brand new; has
'hardwood floors, . paneling,' furnace, water
beater, etc.; combination gas aud electric flx-
| tures are a; special feature of this beautiful
home; surrounding and 'view absolutely the
finest; price $8,2j0; this is the btst buy In
Piedmont. ,
LEWIS-MITCHELL CO.,
j Exclusive Agents.
30S-0 First National Bank Building.
GREAT SACRIFICE! ~ ~
Going rust to live; northwest: oornpr lot,
flue location; -10 room hous<% basement, attic:
flowers; cement sidewalk, all around; -built' for
hemp,- but c«n bo used for apartments or 2
flats; .near; S. P. and electric lines; walking
distance to city, hall: 'good: investment; house
pays for Itself ; terms if desired; mortgage
runs Indefinite time. Apply owner, 040 3Sth
fit t..' Oakland; phone A3O7S. '.*..
> A CHANCE 'OF YOUR LIFF.!
A beautiful : home at a groat sacrifice; going
east to live; new. 8 room modern cottage and
\u0084fine large porches;, classed on one side* 2
houses In rear always- rented; large store
houses; fruits of all .kinds, ornamental > trees,
grape arbor, seats, roses and flowers, lawn" *»
entrances-; picturesque ground, 60x149;
ing like -it;, terms, if desired. Apply owner
/ 540 3Sth ft., Oakland. : Phone A 3078. ; -- '
LOT 62:0x100. on Lieso ay., right on car line;
\u25a0f 1%: blocks from school ;; new story ami 'a naif
6 room house; the house nlono Is ' worth the
price ; asked for- tbe entire., property: posi-
tively must be sold. this week; only $350 cash;
balance 's2s nor month. • Including interest'
price $2,300. D. F. MINNEY, -'422 llth st '
Oakland. - A
BEAUTIFUL view and a cozy cottage are a fine
but rare combination; we have one of -s. large
• rooms and up to' date; for. $750 cash, balance
monthly; hnndy. to Kpy ßoute and cars- price
$3,000. LUTTRKLL & CO.. 1007 Broodway.
RENTpayer.': llstenl: $100:dbwn. :$2O : per month'
will I buy a $1,400 4 room 'cottage;- street work.
':l sidewalks ; in. /Address .\u25a0 1420 Broadway, Oakland
HOMES on monthly payments; banking Interest;
• : we will "' build \u25a0or • buy \u25a0 you a . home. Pacific
\u25a0:, Home Building C 0.. '052 Broadway. Oakland.
THE Oakland Branch of The Call is at 4CS Elev-
. > enth ! St. near ; Broadway. .\u25a0 Phones : Sunset \u25a0 Oak-
land 10S3. Homp A 2375. . , \u25a0 _\u25a0
FRTJITVAIjE ItEAli'- ESTATE
"~~" BID ON A FRUITVALPJ LOT.
40 feet front/ highest point; all improvements;
on Foothill : boulevard, in £. S*tein way -• terrace, •03
Agua'Vlstn at.' opp.r ßailroad ay.," with trees on;
price $712..*)0;^1 have paid 5225 on the lot, but need
ready < cash. \u25a0 so \u25a0 make me; a ; bid : by- Satui-day.; the
20tb, on $225 which 1 1 have paid; ' paying balance
at $10 per month -to owner; lot will go to highest
bidder. ;_W.' R.^WEBB, ; Republican office, Frei-
no, ; Cal.; ; tel.iMaln 220.*> -> -. . ... ..
THE Oakland Branch of f Tbe - Call Is at 163
1 Eleventh : st. near 1 Broadway. Phones Sunset
Onirlniul \C\%%. HnmPr'A237n> . - \u25a0-:\u25a0 , ? k s
_
COZY ; bungalow/; 0 rooms,'- bath,.- laundry /'; panlry
* and.' outbuilding; i 1 5 v fruit \ trees;'. lot. 49:f5x155;
beautiful neighborhood; !nr."! Park ; st. station.
'\u0084-.C all at "ll44: Regent ;st..v narrow; gauge. _\u25a0\u25a0.;\u25a0 •:
Tbe ' Oakland \u25a0>; Branch 'of £ Tbe Call /is \u25a0at r 463
\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0 Eleventh V st.; neor <; Broadway.'^ Phones ', Sunset
> Oaklana-MOSa.''. Hom«> A' 2375. " - \u25a0 .
'iI'SrAKIX >'cOirN'TYvniiAl^f2STATE^i
$295 each— 3 beautiful; wooded snnny'.Jots; grand
= vlpw;'soxl2o{ water. 1 street :. ; work, etc.;;; 4 mln-
H ntesV.walk ;t; to \ stations U.'iF- MANN, : ;Kent-
flcld, Marln! county, 'opp. depot. '
Additional Spoirtirig^News i
Jimmy Carroll Anxious for a
Try at Attell
Jimmy Carroll, the fast and clever
little local bantamweight-; fighter, .is
out f. ' with v a challenge to _flght;!Mont_e
Attell, ; the » man who :is looked ; upon as
the . legitimate challenger for the ban
tam -weight title now held by Johnny
Couloh of Chicago. Carroll says he lias
backing for $1,000, and' is ready to. tet
this : that he-can beat; the game little
Hebrew. There is a bare possibility
that' the pair will be matched before
Coulon is brought out . to defend his
title.
, Carroll is as shiftya little fighter as
San Francisco has produced' in many
years. . ,He has ono decision - over At
tell, and y the pair also fought two
draws. Besides wee Jimmy fought Jim
my Reagan 20 \u25a0 rounds to -a 1a 1 draw at
Salinas some months ago.' His only set
back was a knockout administered to
him by Jimmy;Walsh last summer.
Attell says he is strong: for all
comers, but naturally, he is anxious
for a try at Coulon, realizing that there
will • be . more money, in store ; for.: him
if he lands the champion: In the mean
time, .Reagan is clamoring for another
chance, dai'ming that ;he was not in
shape Monday afternoon when Attell
took his - measure in that sensational
20 round N encounter. \u25a0
Dick Dawson, the famous Klondike
gambler, who lo3t a $1,000 bet when
Kyle ..Whitney was defeated by 'Al Neil,
has taken charge of Whitney and has
offered .to bet $500 that Whitney can
defeat either Neil, or Jimmy Gardner.
He will meet Neil at catchweights, but
will insist on: 'Gardner* making 146
pounds.; Dawson has his money up
and says the bet goes at even money,
and he is willing to match his man as
soon as either is willing to accept his
challenge. • SfifiltsW4
Whitney and. Neil put up .such a
slashing, bout when they met before
the ' Mission club that, another contest
between these men would undoubtedly
be looked- upon with favor by the pub
lic. >:."- •
Pioneers Beat Berkeley on
Basket Ball Courts
A big crowd was on hand at the
Auditorium to witness the basket ball
games last evening. The speedy Pio
neer, five of this city managed tb de
feat the University of California team
in the best game of the night by the de
cisive score of 39 to 20 in the 140 "pound
class. The Ponies were far too rfast
for the Sherman evening school boys
in the 130. pound class, while the Swas
tickas downed the Lick juniors in an
other contest in the same division.
The proposed game between the Sia
plimat Indians and the Baracas in the
unlimited_ class was postponed;
Following is the result of the three
games:
i 140 POUND CLASS
Pioneers— Lovell and Wing, forwards; Massle,
center; .Urleln and Raphaels, guards.
University of California— Evans, Pierce and
Carpenter, forwards; Bell, center; Jones ' and
Goldman, guards.
Field goals. Pioneer 16. U. C. 5; foul goals
Pioneers 7. U. C. 10; failures on fouls. Pioneers
4, U. C. 10; final score. Pioneer r.O, U. C. 20.
• . 130 POUND CLASS \u0084v : ,
- Sherman evening, school — Ross - and - Johansen,
forwards; Gorman, center; Sanderson and Win
ters,- guards. .\u25a0.\u25a0" \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 - . .^.
Ponies— Tuttle and Mohr, forwards; Ell, cen
ter; Clark and Downing, guards. 1
Field goals, Sherman 1. Ponies 32; foul goals.
Sherman 2. Ponies 4; failures -on -fouls. Sherman
3, Ponies 12; final score. Sherman 4, Ponies GS.
130 POUND CLASS
. Lick Junlorß— Crelghton and-.Meyerink, for
wards;- Daniels, center; Wilder and Sparrow,
guards.
.Swastikas — Kenlp and Millar, forwards; Far
rar. center; Hicks and Bradford, guards.
Field goals, Swastikas 10, Llck 10; foul goals.
Swastikas 1, Lick 0; failures on fouls. Swastikas?
0. Lick 11; score first half. Swastikas 0, Lick 14;
final score, Swastikas' 29. Lick- 21. -\u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0 -
toxi<:ht*s schedule
''"\u25a0o'clock—Oakland high (110 pound class) vs.
South Park boys' club. : <-/ ;v; v
x.B o'clock — Columbia Park boys' club (120
pound class)' vs. Berkeley high school.
9 o'clock — Berkeley high school (140 pound
class) vs. Llvermore. **
10 o'clock — Olympic club (unlimited class) vs.
Berkeley Y. M. C. A.
Three Wrestling Matches
For Sunday Night
The followers of the wrestling game
have a good' program prepared for
them for next Sunday night at' Drea
mland rink when three Graeco-Roman
and catch as catch can bouts will be
down for decision. George Braun, the
former amateur welter weight wrestler
of the Olylnpic club, who later tried
the Japanese game of jiu jitsu, will
furnish the main event in a Graeco-
Roman contest with Peter, Buzukos. a
clever Greek who claims to have: made
good : in ' many^ of: the large' European
cities. / '\u25a0" • *
The men wlllweigh in at 140 pounds
and ! the contest will be for the two
best fo,lls out of three. Braun lias
twoi drawn bouts-at ji v jitsu with S.
Yokoyama. the Japanese expert, and
boasts a large following. His .oppo
nent, although unknown here, is a
trim looking chap, muscled -like Tom
Sharkey in his prime, and has dis
played* great class in his . exhibition
bouts. He is. training at the Reliance
club in Oakland, while Braun is work
ing out at the Cornell' club: He says
he is willling to make a side bet. of
$500. .- , •
There will be two preliminaries to
the main event, the first a catch. as
catch cjan between Young Muld.oon and
Charles Cameron and the second be
tween , Young Hackenschmldt and
George Sontell.. Ladies will be admit
ted free. \u25a0\u25a0;-"-*
3IcDOXALD nKIXSTATED
CINCINNATI, Feb. 24— Tho national
baseball' commission decided I to allow
the reinstatement of player E/:C. Mc-
Donald of the New; York National
league:team if .he pays $100 fine. Mc-
Donald -has failed 'to report. /
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
'\u25a0• Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either of the publication ofOce* and .be indorsed
with ; the name and residence of persons author-
ized ; to , have : the same . published. ' Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once* in this column free of charge.'
M ARRIAGB LICENSES
i The" following marriage licenses were issued In
San , Francisco Wednesday, February 24. - 1DO0:
FULGHUM— SMITH— Ernest B. Fulghutn. and
Sabrlna Smith. 20. both of Eureka... y _.
GREELV— JEXSOX— CharIes A. Oreely. 32, and
Elfle Jenson, 23, both of ISO 3 Eddy st. J
HAGEBTT—COX— Robert D. Hagerty, 4t. 200
Fourth street, and Sarah B. Cox, 41, Oakland.
MO LLEDA^SMITH— Frank 11. Molleda, 35. and
; • Emily Smith, 29, both Of 309 Octavia st.
SCHRECK--iIcSORLEY— John F.: Schreck. 29,
and Mary J.- McSorley, IS, both of Vallejo.
SMITH— WILSOX— CharIes W. Smith, 22. LodL
; and Nannie \u25a0 Wilson. 23, PocahQntas, Va.
' Oakland, \u25a0 Feb. 24.— The following marriage
Hecnses were issued .today:
BARTON— BASSI — Thomas Barton". 23, and
-. Emma Bassi, 23. both of King City.
GREENWELL— BEEBE— Leonard L. Greenwell.
24, and Dora M. Beebe. 24, both of Oakland.
INMAN— PEMBERTOX— Edward D. Inman. 22.
and Kate B. Pemberton, IS, both of Emery -
- ville. .
REED— KXUDSON— CharIes W. Reed. 33, and
Mary Knudson, 29, both of Oakland.
REINHART— WALDON— MUton Relnhart. 29.
and Eda M. Waldon. 19, both of Oakland.
ZWINGE— HUGHES— Henry C. Zwlnge. 29. and
Sarah L. Hughes, 33, both of Mokelnmne HiU,
Calaveras' county. *
BIRTHS
JELLIXEK— In this city. February Zi. 1909.
to the wife of Dr. E. O. Jelllnek, a son.
~~~ DEATHS
ADlert. Wilhelmlne. 41 1 McGuire. Peter 39
Anderson, Capt.G.M. 46 j Nemeck, John A... 46
Bogardus,. John P. 84 | O'Connor. Alicia M.. —
Bonlg, August .... 52 Perrey. Leon ;. r M
Bruns, Edward .... 32 Rahwyler. Bertha . . 40
Courtney, Julia :..27 Roche, Wm. 1)...;-
Edwards. E. J.....57 Rothchild, M. A. ...5O
Eisenhuth. F. T... 36 f Schmitt. George W. 45
Frasler, Pi 8. ..... f>B (Smith, Thomas. ..... "5
Francis, Ruth E.... 11 I Sorensen, Marie .... 5.t
Hackman. Vincent. 55 j Sullivan. E. J 33
Heenan. Mary E ... 65 | Taylor. Tabltha N.. —
Hermann. Caroline. 03 1 Yon Helms.. Kate ..57
Hons, Wm. J. A>. 30 White. John 43
Keogan, Katherine. — White. Thomas 77
Le Senr. George.. 44 Wolfe, Horatio T...75
Martin. Mary A... 74 Wood. Benjamin .... S8
McClellan, W. 5... 59 Woods, Hannah 22
AHLEET— In / this city, 1 Febmary 24. 1909.
Wilhelmlne Ahlert, dearly beloved wife of
Ernest Ahlert, beloved daughter of Mrs. Louise
\u25a0 Heln,' mother of Rudolph Kornahrens. , and
sister of .Rudolph Mencke. Mrs. 11. Lazzarinl
and Mrs. J. Paulsep of Brooklyn. N. V.. a
native of San Francisco, Cal. ,^ aged 41 years
6 months and 0 days. (New York papers
please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral services Satur-
day, February- 27. 1909. at 10 o'clock a. m..
at the parlors of H. P. Petersen. 1942 Post
street. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery.
ANDERSON— In this city. February 22, 1909,
at his late residence. 263 Jersey street. Cap-
- tain George M . Adderson. beloved husband of
Emma Anderson, a native of Sweden, aged
40 years 8 months and IS days. A member of
Master Mariners' Benevolent association and
Mission lodge No. lt». F. & /A. M.
Friends and acquaintance?' are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
day), February 20. at 2 p. m., from Mis-
sion Masonic temple. 2668 Mission street be-
tween Twenty-second and Twenty-third, un-
der the auspices of Mission lodge No. 169,
k F. & A. M. Interment Woodlawn cemetery, by
. electric • funeral car from Twenty-eighth and
Valencia streets..
BOGARDUS— In this city. February 24. l!) 09.
John P. Bogardus.. beloved husband of Mar-
garet 1". Bogardos. devoted father of Louise
Bogardus and Mrs. BenJ. C. Brier of Sac-
. ramento, and brother of Mrs. Marx C. \u25a0 Tay-
lor of Greenville, . Me., a native of Pouga-
keepsle. N. V,. aged 84 years and 7 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited rti attend the funeral services tomor-
row (Friday). February 20, 1909. at 1 o'clock
p. m., under the auspices of the Society of
California Pioneers, at ,5 Pioneer place. In-
terment Woodlawn cemetpry. by. carriage. In-
terment private. Please omit flowers. Remains
at the parlors of tbe J California undertaking
' company, 2210 Stelner street.
BONIG— In this city, February 24, 1909. Au-
gust, beloved . husband of Augusta Bonig, and
\u25a0 devoted father of HenryNßonlg and Mrs. John
, McLeod. , a native of Germany, aged 52 years
fl months and -3 days .
BBITNS— In this city. Febrnary 22. - 1909. - Ed-
ward, beloved son of Jobann and Meta Brans
'of. Germany, and -devoted brother of -Her-
man, Charles H.. William, Henry and Julius
Bruns of San Francisco, Mrs.* Kellper and
John Bruns , of New York and Albert Bruna of
Germany, a native of Germany, aged 32 years.
A member of the Hannoveraner vereln.
'Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Thurs-
dayj, at 2 p. ni.. from ttw parlors of H. F.
Suhr & Co., 2919 Mission street between
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth. Incineration
I: O. O. F.- crematory. -
COURTNEY— In this cltyj - February 23. 1909,
Julia, beloved wife of Cornelius Courtney,
and mother of i Leonard 8., Marlon F. and
Edward C. \u25a0 Courtney, a native of County
Kerry, Ireland, aged 27 years.
The. funeral will take place today (Thurs-
day), February 25. at 9:15 a: m..'from her
late residence, 349 Preclta avenne. thence
to St. Peter's chnrch, where a requiem high
I mass will be celebrated for the repose of her
soul, commencing at 9:45 o'clock a. m. In-
terment Holy Cross cemetery. » \u25a0
EDWARDS— In this city. February 24 V 1909.
•Edward J., dearly beloved husband of Cath-
erine Edwards, loving father of Martha Ed-
wards, devoted son of Johu and the late An-
nie Kdwards, and 'beloved brother of Evan
and William Edwards. Mrs. E. B. Porter and
the. late Mary Rowan, a native of Scranton.
Pa., ajted S7 years" and 15 days. A member of
.the Pile, Drivers* union, local -No. 77. and
Court Columbia No, 55, ', Foresters of America,
aud an ex-member, of company E, California
Volunteers. ....
- Notice, of .funeral hereafter. Remains at
the family residence, 2890 Harrison' street.
EISENHUTH— In Kennett, Cal.. February 22.
1909, Franklin T... beloved husband" of Eliza-
\u25a0 beth K. Eisenhuth. father of Thomas V. Eisen-
huth. brother of Mrs. R. A. Williams of
Benicla,- Cal.. and nephew of Robert, Joha.
James and the late William Ramsey, a na-
tive of Illinois, aged 36 years 3- months and
21 days. '\u25a0 j
FRAZIER— In this city. Febrnary 24! 1909.
Patrick 8.. dearly beloved husband of Mary
Frasier. loving father of Emmet Hannon and
Martin Joseph Frazler, unrle of John and Aus-
tin Frazier, and brother In law of Mrs. Peter
Farrington, a nattve of County Mayo, Ire-
land, aged 68 years.''
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Tnvlted to attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
day), February 2C, 1909, at S:3O o'clock a. m.,
from his : late residence, 273 Church street.,
thence to" Mission Dolores church, where a"
requiem high mass will be celebrated ' for the
repose of his soul, commencing at 9 a. m. In-
terment Holy Cross cemetery, by electric
\u25a0 funeral car from Thirteenth and West Mission
streets.
FRANCIS— In Oakland. Cal.. February 23. 1909,
Ruth Edna, beloved daughter of Joseph T.
aud Mary Francis, and , sister of Joseph E-,
William R.. Gladys E. and Roy E. Francis,
a native; of Oakland, Cal., aged 11 years 0
months and 13 days.
HACKMAN— In Oakland, Cal.. February 21.
.1909, Vincent Hackman, a native of Missouri,
aged 55 years C months and 10 days.
HEENAN— In Hvermore. Cal.. February 23.
1909. Mary E.. wife of Edward J. Ueenan.
a -native of Ireland, aged 63 years.
Friends and - acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow t Fri-
day), February 20. 1909, at 0 o'clock a. m..
from -her late; residence. 430 Second avenue,
thence to : Star .of the Sea cunrcli. where a
requiem . mass will bo celebrated for tbe re-
pose of, her. soul, commencing at 9:30 o'clock.
Interment Holy Cross cemetery. . <
HERMANN-rln this . city. February 24. , 100!>.
.- at her late residence, 4300 Eighteenth street
.corner of Douglass. Caroline, dearly beloved
. wife of tho . late Charles G. Hermann, lov-
ing mother of Maria, Fannie. Cbarkm and Mar-
cel Hermann and Mrs.- Joseph Callagban, aud
I sister of ' Mrs. Josephine Helmer and the late
George Wolff, a native of Thann. AUace, aged
\u25a053 years 10 months and 23- days.
HONS— In this city. 'February 23. 1909. Wil-
liam J. A.".: beloved son of Meta and tbe late
; Frederick lions. . and devoted , brother . of Fred
lions and ' the lato Mrs. | Emma Sheehan. a na-
tive of San Francisco/ Cal., aged 30 4 years
11 months and 17 days. -A member of Golden
, West lodge No,"-. 322,1. O.\O. F.
';\u25a0 .The -services will be- held tomorrow <Fri-
* :'day). at, 1:30 p* m., at the parlors of • 11. F.
.Suhr- & Co.. 2DIO Mission - street \u25a0. between
; Twenty-flftU and Twenty-atsth. Interment Cy-
preas Lawn cemetery, \u25a0- by ' electric funeral car
\u25a0 ,' from . Twenty-eighth and \u25a0 Valencia ' streets. -; .
KEOGAK— In ; thla city. February 23. 1909,
~ Katherine. dearly belhved daughter of. Mrs.
- ' Katherine \u25a0' Kevgan. . and - sister of - John - and
Lanrencc.' Keopm and Mrs. McMillan, a na-
tive of San .'Francisco. • . \u25a0 •
' Friends ; and acquain^anefs are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today tTtiur*-
day).' February 23. 1909, at 9 'o'clock a. m..
\u25a0 from - her latn residence,' >CO . Hollis . street,
.- - thence vto \u25a0 Holy - Cross \u25a0 church. • where a ro-
- quleui bish mass will be celebrated . for.;, the
'. repose ' of 1 hor soul.'? commencing -at 9 :30 a. « ni."
: . Funeral private.". Interment Holy Cross ceme-
tery. . PPHPOHQ
LE .' SEUR— Iii thi-« city, February 23.' 1909,
'\u25a0-' George. : beloved hu>band of , Maude T. L^ Senr
• (nee - Hlrleman), -a native of • I»ug Island,
.--• N . . V .'."' \u25a0' aged : 44 years '4 \u25a0 months ' and 22 : data.
(New York papers . please. c<ipy.)i ..L , .
; ' ..-. Friends - are \u25a0 respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services today (Thursday). Febru-
ary 25. 1909. at 1:30 p. m.. « bis lat*
residence,. ltC6 Broderlck streeL latermeat
private.
MAHTnr_i a oailand. Cal., February 23, 1909.
' i f , ar y A - Martin, beloved wife of the late
Thomas C. Martin, and devoted mother oC
Thomas. Leo. Frank and Augnstia Martin,
Mrs. R. Hlmes and the late Ambrose J.
Jiartln. a native of England, aged T4 years.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral today (Thursday), at 9 o'clwk
-a. n».. from her late residence. 1170 Saa
Pablo avenue, .thence to St. Frances de Sale*
chnrch. where a requiem high mass will be
celebrated for the repose of her soul, com-
mencing at 3:30 o'clock. Interment St. Mary's
cemetery.
McCLELLAK— In this city. February 21, 1909.
Stewart MeClellaD. beloved son of tho
late William -B. and Margaret M<-Clellan. be-
loved father of Sarah J. and William L. Me-
Clellan. and brother of Mrs. R. J. Parker
of Los Angeles. Harry M. MeCleUan and Mrs.
Anna h. Webster, a native of Delaware,
aged 59 years.
Friends and acquaintances arc respectfully
Invited to attend tbe funeral services tomor-
row (Friday;, February 26, 1909, at 1:»>
o'clock p. m.. at the parlors of H. P. Peter-
sen. 1942 Post street. Interment Cypress Lawn
cemetery.
McGUniE— In thia city, February 23. 1909.
Peter McGnire. a native of California, asred
3D years.
NEMECK— In this city. February 23. 1909. Joha
I Alfred, beloved husband of Clara Nemeck. and
loving father of Jack A. Nemeck. a cats*
of Cleveland. O-. aged 4tt years S months and
23 days. A member of Court Golden Gat*
No. 603. Independent Order Foresters.
Friends and acquaintances are renpectfnlly
invited to attend the fnneral services to-
day (Thursday). February 25. 1909. at 10
o'clock a. m., from the funeral chapel ot
Charles H. J. Truman. 1909 Mission street be-
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Interment Cy-
press Lawn cemetery.
O'CONNOR— In this city. February 22. 1909 w
Alicia M-, beloved wife of James F. O'Connor,
mother of Alice O'Connor, and sister of James
H.. William F., Kathertne and Alice Doyle,
a native of San Francisco, Cal. (Virginia City
and Nevada papers please copy.)
Friends are respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral today (Thursday!, at 8-3O
o'clock a. m.. from 313 San Jose avenue,
thence to St. James church, where a requiem
mass will be celebrated for- the repose of her
soul, conimenelas at S> a. m. Interment Holy
Cross cemetery.
PESKEY— Ia this city. February 22. 1309. Leon
Perrey. a native of Paris, France, aced 78-
years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral today (Thurs-
day). February 25. 1909. at 12:30 o'clock,
from the parlors of G. lacchert _ Co.. 1543
Stockton street between Union and Creeu.
Interment Mount Olivet cemetery, by carriage.
RAHWYLEK— In Mill Valley, Cal.. February
22, 1909. Bertha Rahwyler. beloved wife of
Alfred Bahwyler. loving mother of Alfred
Irma and infant son Stuart Rahwyler. daugh-
ter of George and Louisa Obenauer and
sister of George. Alfred. Henry and Adolf
Obenauer. a native of San Franc—co. Cal
aged 40 years. '*
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral services to-
day (Thursday). February 25. 1909 at 11 /
o'clock a. m... from the residence of her
parents. 220tt Pine street. Interment Cypress
Lawn cemetery, by electric funeral car from
Twenty-eighth and Valencia streets.
BOCHE— In this elty.' Febrnary 23. 1909. Wil-
liam D. Roche, anatlve of New York.
Friends and acquaintances are respectful Iv
Invited ti> attend the funeral tomorrow (Frf-
day>. at 10 o'clock, from tbe parlors of th«
Henry J. ! Gallagher undertaking company
13H Webster street between Ellis and OTar-
rell. thence to Holy Cross chnrch. whera
services will be held, commencing at 10:15
o'clock. Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by
11:40 trala from Twenty- flfta and Valencia
streets.
BOTKCHILD— February 23. 1909. Maurlca A..
beloved husband of Hilda S. Rothohlld. be-
loved father of Edward S. and Maurice A.
Rothchild. and brother of Joseph M.. Edward
S. and Fred H. Kothchild, • Mrs. Louis Rau
and Theresa C. RothchUd. a native of Louis-
ville, Ky.. aged 50 years I month and 8 days
The funeral will take place today fThurs-
day), at 10 o'clock a. m.. frora ISOJ> Broad-
way. Interment strictly private.
SCHMITT— Ia Oakland. Cal.. February 23. 1909,
George W.. dearly beloved husband of The-
resa Scbmitr. and luvlnjr father of Teresa,
' George and Ethel Sehmltt. a native of Ken-
tucky, ajed 45 years 10 months and 24 days.
SMITH— Ia this city. February 24. 1909.
Thomas Smith, a native of Illinois, aged 73
years. A member of Bricklayers,' union No. 7.
.Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at the
. parlors of D. I. Kenay _ Co., 1719 Eddy
street near Scott.
SORENSEN— In this city. February 24, 1909.
Marie Sorensen. beloved wife of Peter Screu-
sen, and mother of Harvey 1,.. Mary f., \u25a0 -
win P.. Elva C. Elizabeth Mildred and Wil-
liam T. Sorensen. a native^ of Lolt. Schlesvlz.
Germany, aged 53 years and 11 days.
Notice of funeral, ln tomorrow's papers. Re-
biaics at the mortuary chapel of Joseph. Ha-
gan. 253 C California street near Stelner.
STTIXIVAN— Ia thi* city, February 23. 1009.
Edward J.. dearlyv beloved son of th« lat»
Thomas and Julia Sallivan, and loving brother
of Thomas L. Sullivan. Mrs. Charles Gal-
lagher, and the late Mrs. James Heaney and
Annie. Minnie, Maggie and Daniel Sullivan,
a native of San Francisco, Cal.. aged 33 years
9 months and 6 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the fnneral today (Thurs-
day), at S:3O a. m.. from his late residence,
P2O Alabama street, thence to St. Peter's
rhnrch. where a solemn reqniem high rnaa*
will be celebrated for the repose cf his soul,
commencing at 0 a. m. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery.
TAYIOB— In this city. February 24. 1909. Tab-
itha N. Taylor, beloved sister of Mrs. Rowena
Crosby of Chatham. Mass.. and tbe late Mrs.
Christian Klrketerp, a native of Chatham.
Mas*.
Friends are respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral services tomorrow (Friday), Feb-
ruary 26. 1909, at 1 o'clock p. m.. at her
late residence, 725 Ashbnry street. later-
ment private.
YON HELMS— In this city. February 23. 1909.
at her late residence. 1001 A Dolores street.
Kate yon Helms, beloved wife of Thomas yon
Helms, mother of Mrs. «. Rosersoa. »nrt
grandmother i-f Florence Rogerson, a native
of England, - aged 57 years II months and
2S days.
Friends and acquaintances are resDectfally
invited to attend tbe funeral today (Thnrs-
• day), at 11 o'clock a. m.. from th« funeral
parlors of Banker •* Lent, 26«6 'Mission
sireet betweea Tw enty-secontf and Twenty-
third (Mission Masonic temple). Interment
private. Please omit flowers.
WHITE — In Monte Rio. Sonoma county. Cal..-
February - 20. 1909. John White, hosband of
Hannaa White, and brother of Mrs. ti. V.
Vandal), a native of Australia, aged 43 years.
A member of I!aH Uag!<» tribe No. 73. Itni-.
O. R. '31.. and Bald Eagle council No. 77,
Degree of Pocahontas.
\u25a0Friends and .acquaintances are respectfully
Invited. to attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
day), at 2 p. in., at tbe chapel of Craig.
Cofhran & Vo.. 116» Valencia street near
Twenty-third, nnder tbe auspices of Bald Eagle
tribe No. 75. Imp. O. R. M. Interment Mount
Olivet cemetery. *
Chiefs and members of Bald Eaglf tribe Xo.
75. Imp. O. It. M.. are respectfully lavlted
- to attend the faaeral of our late brother.
Past Sarnem John White, from the chapel of
Craijr. Cochran & Co., 1169 Valneeia street.
•tomorrow (Friday), at 1:30 p. m. By order of
GEO. E. MARCUS. Sachem.
Attest: HUGH DIXON. Chief of Records.
WHITE— In Alameda. Cal.. February 23, 1309.
Thomas, beloved husband of Sarah K. White,
and brother of Marcus White, a native of
Massachusetts, a;«i 77 years.
Friends and acquaintances ar« respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
day). Febrnary 26. 1909. at 11 a. m.. from
' 'his late residence. 2252 Llncola avenue. Ala-
meda. Interment private, v
WOLTE— In Fruitvale, Cal.. February 13. 1909,
Horatio T.. beloved husbitnd of Mary Wolfe,
and father of Georjre H. Crosett .of N«w
• York, a native of ' Ohio, aged 73 years 4
months and 5 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
- invited to attend the. fnneral services today
(Thursday). February 25, ' 1909, . at 3 o'clock
p. n».. at hi* : late .. rrrstdenee. 3210 Lloyd ave-
nue. Fruitvale. Interment Evergreen cemetery.
WOOD — In this city, February 22, 1909, Ben-
jamin, husband of Alice O. Wood, a natlva
of . Woburn. Middlesex county. Massachusetts,
aged 8S years 7 month* and 25 days. (Wcburn.
'Mass.. papers please copy. >
The funeral service!* will b« held today
(Thursday), at M o'clock p. va., at his lat»
resident** 1 . 5 Engenla street off Point Lobos
avenne. Interment private.
WOODS — In this city. February 23. 1909, Han-
nah. 'dearly beloved wife of Joha Woods, a na-
tive of Ireland, aged 2U years.
The funeral will lake placi- today (Thurs-
day), at.l o'clock, from the parlors of J. C. .
• O'Connor & Co.. 770 .Turk utrect. , Interment
' (private). Holy Cross cemetery.
IHDEPEHDENT OF THE TRUST
..;for...
Seventy-five Dollars
I Will Furnish:
HEARSE, TWO CARRIAGES, EMBALMINS,
SHROUD AND CLOTH COVERED CASKET
JULIUS S. GODEAU
Main Office* j 3133 Bash St. We»t 3803
aud 1300 FranfcHu St. nr. 17«b, Oakland
Phone Oakland 4045.
Branch 1 305 .Montgomery At. Temp. 3263
. Ambulance and Carriages to lilra
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