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OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, SAN LEANDRO
RICH MAN'S WIFE
BALKS AT DIVORCE
Woman Begins Suit Against
Philanthropist and Then
Dismisses Case
Withdraws Complaint in Which
She Alleged Cruelty and
Stinginess
I \u25a0 • --•.-*. * \u25a0 .\u25a0.,\u25a0..--.\u25a0--\u25a0- -
OAKLAND. Oct. 10.— With restraining
orders of court issued to tie up tho
money of Julius A. Bonn, a capitalist
ct 1313 Seventh avenue, and with a
divorce* complaint already secretly filed
:n the county clerk's office, Mrs. Rose
A. Bonn has determined not to prose
cute her action and break up her chil
dren's hotne. The divorce complaint
was filed and the restraining orders
I "-ere served by the sheriff last week.
became known th!« afternoon that
\ the day following, Mrs. Bohn had
structed her attorneys to dismiss the
:lt.
Had the divorce ca.se been tried, It
ould have been something of a sens=a
m, for Bohn is worth, according to his
Lte*« allegations, $500 000; drives auto
obiles, and has given between J75.000 \u25a0
i ( 100,000 to churches and to theolog
al Ftmitaries. He Is one of the prom- i
ent Lutherans of this city.
The couple were carried April 6, ISSS.
Eagle Lake. Minn. Benn was.- then a
ilroad contractor. In which business
• made his fortune. The couple have
aveled much and now have three
rhildren — Ralph Edward. 25 years old;
Eufren« Homer. 20; Gladys Mary, 7
ywrs. Their married life, alleged Mrs.
Bohn. was unhappy because of her
husband's treatment of her. She sought
divorce on the grounds of cruelty. She
have testified that as long ago
hs 12 years in Minnesota Bohn beat
their eon Ralph, and that when she
remonstrated he dragged her from the
room by her hair; that he often twisted
huttons off his clothes and accused her
of not> caring for him; that he refused
ro permit their children to attend her
father's funeral; that he made his chil
dren wear their father's old clothes to
'break their pride"; that he would not
»h:re a servant or give her money she
needed for clothes, but would give
freely to any church or minister and
grave to such as far away as Pennsyl
vania; that he kept buargies and auto
rr.obiks, but would not let his wife
? -company him on any ride, and that
she wes several times refused medical
attention. In 1808, alleged the woman.
Bohn made life so unpleasant for his
ton Eugene that the lad left home and,
indeed, never knew a father's affection.
LEAGUE TO WAR
ON CHILD LABOR
Speakers Declare Issuance of
School Certificates Is Not
Properly Guarded
OAKLAND, Oct. 10.— At tbe request
of Miss A- "W. Whitney and because
of the existing conditions pointed out
by Mrs. J. N. Porter, recording secre
tary of the Child's Welfare league, a
committee has been appointed to
investigate the issuing knd legiti
mate use of age and school certificates
to children who -without the special
privileges should be registered as stu
dents. The certificates are provided .for
by the state child labor law.
That the misuse of the certificates by
boys and girls between the ages of 14
and 16 threatened the civic welfare of
the bay region and that such minors
formed the rough element and needed
protection were the statements made
by Miss Whitney. The school depart
ments of San Francisco and other cities
•will co-operate in the effort to maintain
a better rate of attendance and a lim
ited issuance of the privilege.
Within the coming few weeks a can
vass of the city will be made by the
women of the league to secure definite
data upon which to base their work.
Miss Whitney will have the assistance
tof Mrs. Porter and "a committee of rep
resentative members.
Mrs. Porter charged that there were
PO children between the ages of 10 and
11 years working 10 hours a day less
20 minutes in the cotton mills. She
quoted the statements of a prominent
clergyman, whose name she refused to
*i\:e. These little folks to keep within
the Jaw were obliged to attend night
.\u25a0c-hool. said the speaker. Each of them
contributed largely to the support of
the families from which they came.
Christopher Ruess, probation officer of
Alaraeda county, asked the further aid
of the league's members in the fight
before trT« city council for the abolish
ing of the boxes in the cafes and resta
rants next Thursday evening when
the matter is to be finally decided;
The following resolution was passed:
Whereas, the esi»tenee of bore* la cafes
Knd reetacrants In Oakland Is an element of
£T»*t temptation and danger to the girls of
Oakland; be it
Revolved, that the Child's Welfare Wgne
extend its hearty support and co-operation to
Astfotant Probation Officer Mi** Beatrice
MrCaJl In hrr demand for the abolition of
\u25a0 •r-ft boxes in Oakland rafes and renau
rant*.
The ministers of San Francisco and
the bay cities will be requested by the
women's auxiliary of juvenile work
and the local league to observe theflrst
Funday In December &b child's welfare
day. making that the theme of their
service. • : ;
Following the business session Rev.
A. W,. Palmer, pastor of Plymouth
Congregational church, reviewed "The
Sport of Youth in the City Streets." by
.'ane Add&ms of Hull House. Chicago. :
AUCTIONEER SUES TO ;
RETAIN HIS LICENSE
Bassford Would Prevent Revo
cation by Police Commission
B. E. BasEford, auctioneer, s-ued .In
the superior court yesterday for an
injunction restraining the police com
mission from revoking his license. The
•"ornmisElon gave him a permit Septem
**r I?, and he says he has ettabliehed
a lucrative business September 29,
""hile selling a quantity of valuable
furs, an agent of the commission di-
r *cte<3 him to desist, Bassford alleges,
threatening that if be did not obey his
licence would be taken away. This, he
claims, would inflict irreparable dam
«fe upon him.
PWITICAL CLUB TO MEET— Alameda." Oct. 10.
"* forty H.erenth ajfemblr dletrlct . republican
will hold a nn*tln« tomorrow erenlng In
L-n<J»rmaa hall. Thiti dob was orranlzed re
2??". T1 to rondoct the rwinblie«n r » campaign In
Mtr- Rallies to be hrld In the near fa-
will b e arranged at the mectlnc tomorrotr
Aeroplane May Soar Over the
College City Next Sunday
\u2666 1 1' " \ • . " — : >
I Airship completed by the Bretver brothers in Berkeley, and which will be tested for the first\ time next Sunday.]
BERKELEYANS TO
ATTEMPT FLIGHT
College City Biplane to Be Tried
for First Time Next
Sunday
BERKELEY, Oct. 10. — The finishing
touches having been put on the aero
plane of the Farnum model built by
Roy and Louis T. Brewer of 1619 Grove
street, the young Berkeleyans have an
nounced that a jight will be attempted
next Sunday in the field at Hopkins
street, two blocks west of Grove.
The Brewer brothers have spent two
months completing, the ship, which
weighs about 500 pounds with the en
gine. This machine, which was secured
in San Francisco Saturday, was thor
oughly tested and found to be
admirably suited for the purpose on
account of the great horsepower devel
oped with little weight of the engine.
When the flight is attempted Roy
Brewer will be at the. wheel to guide
tbe machine. He has had considerable
experience and was a. mechanic for
Colonel Johnson 'when he made . his
flights. ifP<«P
The Berkeley airship, -which was en
tirely built except for the engine by
the young brothers in their yard, will
follow the Farnum model, but the con
trolling, apparatus has been made from
original drawings.
CARPENTERS ARE WANTED
FOR CUSTOM HOUSE
Collector of Port Would Also
Like Some Laborers
"Work on the new customs house has
been delayed by the inability of the
government to secure carpenters and '\u25a0
laborers. __
Work on tho new custom house has
Stratton notified thirty carpenters who
had passed the civil service examination
that their services were needed. Of
i these, two replied and accepted the
\u25a0work.
The shortage of laborers is consid
ered \u25a0\u25a0 surprising, as the requirements
are merely that the applicant must be
able to read and write and lift 150
pounds, while the remuneration is ?70
a month.
Within a short time Stratton will
announce the appointees for the new
custom house. Only two employes will
be transferred from the present build
ing. Among the appointments to be
made are those for the positions of en
gineers, elevator men, messenger boys,
electricians, janitors, carpenters and
plumbers.
It is not likely that the new custom
house will be opened until after Jan
uary 1.
KICK FROM SHOTGUN
RESULTS IN DEATH
Blood Poisoning Develops in
Bruised Shoulder
[Special Dispatch to The Call}
BAKERSFIELD, ' Oct. 10.— W. TT.
Wallace, founder and proprietor of the
Wallace pump M*orks, died last night
as the result of a bruise on his shoul
der. -
/Wallace went out with a - party of
hunters three, or four days ago. The
gun which he was carrying was heav
ily loaded. for ducks and the rebound
bruised . his* shoulder.
An abcess formed, which was not
thought to b« of a serious nature until
blood poisoning developed.
EQUIPMENT MAY BE
SEIZED FOR TAXES
TACOMA. Oct. 10.— Unless the Tacoma
railway and* power company pays, de
linquent county taxes of more than
$340,000, the equipment of that com
pany will be seized by the -county this
week, according to - a statement, by
County Treasurer Meath this morning-.
The county also Is issuing tax certifi
cate* against- property owned by the
Weyerhaeuser timber company, which
has delinquent county taxes of raoro
than $150,000.
\u25a0WOBKMAN IX)SES CASH— Berkeley. Oct. 10.—
Tonr Cherbaa, I*6l Webster: street, Oakland,
reported 'to the police today the theft of $22,
taken Saturday from his rest at tn<> California;
' Ink company, where he is employed.
Constipation
Vanishes Forever
Prompt Relief —Permanent Cure
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS vvßjj^mfi*^'
»bk— *ct turely
but gen'Jy oa j^pfmS lfflTTt f
cure n*iQi~ \u25a0t * v \u25a0* \u25a0 ' -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0- : "^ : >* t'
aedaott— improve die complexion — : brigjften
the erst.' Som& FilL Satil DwcSmflftiei l
GENUINE must- : bear signitore.
THESANFR^yCISGO .O^L;^TIIESDAY;;S OCTOBER: 11, 1910/
FOUR JAILED FOR
DEATH OF WOMAN
Grand Jury May Investigate
Killing of Mrs. Fry
Under Train
OAKLAND, Oct. 10.— Grand jury in
vestigation may follow the killing last
evening of Mrs. Sadie. H. Fry, of 1947
Prince street, Berkeley, who was
pitched under a Key Route train at"
Fortieth street and San Pablo avenue
by Fred Oho, a saloon keeper of Em
eryville, and Gustav, Harry and L. W.
Cohn, three San Francisco youths. De
tective James Drew of the. Oakland po
lice saw the death of the woman and
arrested Ohe and two of the Conns,' but
Marshal Eddie Carey of Emeryville re
leased them at once. He thought bet
ter of his act later, however, and again
arrested Ohe and had" the Cohns cap
tured in San Francisco. The four men
are in the county jail in detinue for
manslaughter. If any attempt is made
to have Ohe released before the case
is thrashed out, the sheriff and district
attorney will charge the men formally
with manslaughter.
Still another pathetic situation has
resulted from the four men's street
brawl, for Miss Nina Fry.' daughter of
Mrs. Fry, is herself in danger from
nervous collapse. She was returning
last night from a , vacation, and her
mother with her father,, a Berkeley
grocer,' and a woman friend, had been
to meet her at the train!' The train
being late, the family party was wait
ing for a car to return to Berkeley
when Mrs. Fry met her death. The
daughter arrived to learn of this, and
the shock may be fatal to her.
The sheriff and district attorney were
stirred to action by Marshal Carey's ap
parent indifference in the case when
Mrs. Fry lay injured and dying before
him. Rather than jail Ohe. a political
friend, it is alleged, Carey freed all the
men Implicated. He did not arrest Ohe
until this morning.
TREASURER TILES REPORT— Oakland. Oct.
10. — County Treasurer M..J. Kelly's report of
finances was made today to tlift hoard of super
visors. It showed a balance in the county
treasury of SOSR.fISP.O". ' The rpc«!pis since
September were |110,169.22, anrl disbursements
$245,423.42.
FALLING HAIR
You Run No Risk When You
Use This Remedy
While many people in their prlmo
doubt the assertion that "the hairs of
our head are numbered," yet there is
today many a man and woman fast
reaching the point where this state-
ment is literally brought home to them.'
If you suffer from irritation of. the
scalp and from dandruff, or if your hair
ia falling out, do. not wait .until'you
reach the point where you can 'actually
count how many hairs aro left on your
head. • - - . : •
Most cases of baldness are caused
because .the roots lack proper nutrition.
In such cases there is a microbe which
bores through the scalp alons. the line
of the hair into the root and when it
lodges there, it begins to destroy the
fatty matter around the hair roots.
When the Foalp and hair -roots are
strong and healthy it. is impossible for
these microbes to get' in their, deadly
work. -,%''/,/.:'-, -^ :>-. \u25a0
We can~promise you that, if your
hair Is falling out, and ,you. have, not
let it go' too far. you can- repair the
damage alreads' done by using Rexall
"93" Hair; Tonic. It> is a scientific,
cleansing, antiseptic, germlcldal prepa-
ration, that destroys microbes,, stimu-
lates I good - circulation .around the hair
roots, promotes hair, nourishment, re-
moves; "dandruff and restores- hair
health. It is as pleasant to use as pure
water, and it is delicately perfumed. : It
is a real toilet necessity. j>\ "
We want you to try Rexall '.'93" Hair
Tonic with our promise that it will cost
you nothing unless you are perfectly
satisfied with iis use. . It comes In two
sizes, prices cents v»nd SI. OO. Re-
member you can obtain it onlj' at The
Owl Co., InaV, 710. Market; street, :778
Market street! _Post, street and. Grant
avenue, , Sixteent- and Mission streets,
Fillmore and Geary streets. *
How to Get Well l^tf^^
Consultation and I ""' JT
ED EC? I' mX!: -*"-?
V.; . Doctbr ; *Here ~;; H JLUH .TAIfBOK<4^
Boldinff graduate cer- MHH^n^^^
tifioates from the •^^^^^^^\u25a0M^^^^B
board of examiners lln > tbe > proylnce :of - Can-
: ton.' city of ' Canton,* Cnlna ; . also granted j eer- 1
\u25a0 tiftcate to practice .- by ( tbe ' hoard of ; exam-
tiers for herb doctor* in ; the ; city of- Pektn;
authorized by the emperor^of China to prac-
tice throughout the wbol* empire . of ', Cnlna
• and In ; th« army and .nary \u25a0of < the \u25a0 empire.'? .\u25a0
\u25a0-' -• All ; Disease* of tbe ' Blood, x All • Nerrons
• Afflictions, .-AH ! Debilitating •\u25a0; CondlHons .s of i
Either Sex, All Disordered Conditions of the
LlTer, Langs, Kidneys : and ; Bladder. . and • all '
Urinary-. Troubles. ~- : ; '
::... 13t9 O»FARRKLL^ STREET ,
phone WeM i 8370 ' '- San = Francisco
Hours.: . 10. to 12 .'a. : m... 1 to 5. p. ,m. -and-
• ' V, ' :-'•"\u25a0' """i to 9;p.*m.'-, .;. : V.; .; " •;
MARTIN TRIAL IS
AGAIN POSTPONED
Accused Woman Will Spend Her
Time in Law Library Pre
paring Her Case
OAKLAND, Oct. 10.— In spite Of the
fact that she objected to Judge Wells
as prejudiced against her. Mrs. Isa
bella J. Martin addressed him today in
sweet tones, calling him "dear judge."
She wanted her trial on- the charge/ of
dynamiting, the home of Judge Ogden
postponed. j.
Mrs. Martin appeared without coun
sel, «is her attorneys, A. Ij. Frick and
Burton J. Wyman, have said. they would
no longer represent her. She is going
to defend herself at her trial. She had
herself taken fo court today so that she
might secure a continuance. from Octo
ber .18 to a later date for her trial. As
a reason for the postponement she said
that the original papers in her former
trial had been lost. She asked Judge
Wells to grant her more .time, saying
that she could not get ready for trial.
Judge Wells gave jher until November
1, with the" understanding "that there
would be no more postponements.
Another .favor that Mrs. Martin ob
tained, was the; privilege \u25a0\u25a0 to visit the
law. library in the company of a-deputy
sheriff.'. .She proposes to spend "much of
her time poring over lawbooks'so as'to
be ready for- her trial. '.;:
CLUB TO DISCUSS BONDS— Alameda." Oct. 10.—
The North Side improvement club will 'hold 'a
public, meeting . to discuss stato bonds : Wednes
day evening, October Ift, In Us clubhouse, Wal
nut'street and Buena Vista avenue. - W.. C.
Stafford, president of the \u25a0' state harbor com
. mission, and George Renner anrt-W.- W.-Cooley
will be th«i speakers. All tbe Improvement clubs
In the city, have been invited to nttonrl. .
ATJUAXTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
AMERICAN LIKE
. I'lymniiib — Cherbonre— Southampton
Philadelphia— -Queenstown— T-lvcrpool |
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
f -.Xctt York— liOndon Direct - . ,
HOLLAND-AMERICAN LINE
X«Tf York — London- — Paris- — Rotterdam
Via Plymouth and Boulogne-Sur-Mer
RED STAR LINE
Xevr York— Dover*— Antvrerp— Parla
WHITE STAR LINE
Xevr York— Qneenstovrn— Liverpool
X.Y.-Plymoutbi-Cherbourf?-Soathainpton
.*>',-' DoKton— Qiieenstown— Liverpool
Xew York and Boston to
RIVIERA-ITALY-EGYPT
The Axorem.' Madeira, Gibraltar, Algrlern,
Villefrnnche, Genoa, Naples, Alexandria
Canopic ... : ....Oct. 29!Canoplc Dec. '7
Romanic ....:.. Nor. 12|Roraanlc. Dec. , 15
Cretlc ... ......Nov. SOjßomanic .......Feb. 4
•CEDRIC (21 ,0.15 tons) . : . : . . .Jan. 11. Teb/ 22 ,
*CELIIC (20.004 t0n5)..".... ..Jan. 25," Mar. 8
'Largest nteainer* to tbe. Mediterranean
WHITE STAR— DOMINION
Canadian Service Mall Steamer*
Montreal— Quebec— Liverpool
Weekly Sailings. The Scenic Ronte to
• Europe". - . ..
XEW S. P. I.AUHEXTIC A MEGAMIC
T.arspst and Most Modern Steamers on ' the St.
i.a'wrence. •'-"' "
O. N. KOEPPEL, Passenger Agent Paciflo Coaat,
31!) Geary . street, opposite St. Francis
Hotel,, San Francisco.. ..
g|liai^'-- i gffl-
Exprei* Sailing*.
I Cecllle. ;...... Oct. 181 Kals.Wm. 11. ..N0t. 1 I
I Kronprlna Wm.Oct. 25 1 X: Wm. d. Gr.-Nor 8 |
X^ N 12 irmaii ™«sdays
BREMEN HSLIIiSIi "A.M.
Twin Screw BalUne§. -', \u25a0. -.
| G.W*nh. (new) 0ct.20 I "Frled'k d. (Jr.. Not. 3 I
I «Barh»roiwa:. .Pot. 27 I *Or. Knrfner«t..yoT.loj
.•Bremen direct- . . . "^ \~ . \u25a0 ,- \u25a0•. •\u25a0-.--
GENOA JtUrJ— UA - M «
IKoenlg t Albert..Oct. Z2 [ Louise Aov.;J2|
V: Irene.. .....Not. 5 I Berlin (new) ..Not. 19 1
vrirel*>»« nnA Hnbmnrlnc Slvnala. --\u0084.-'
ladependaat Boand-tne-World Toura, .
Travelers ' Chicks Good All Ovar'th* World.*';-'*-
OELRICHS & CO^ Cent Agta4 5 \u25a0roadway. N. Y.
itobert Oapelle. •G. A. i P. C.,250 PoweU s at.
oppoalte St. Francla Hotel. San Frandaco. • Tele-
pbone-^-Kearny 47»4. -\u25a0: • ' ' ;_ -_• \u25a0; "•; " ; ' \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 , \u25a0 "'.'•\u25a0'/" - :
FRENCH LiINE
cia GLB. TRANSLAXTIQUE * ; :^
DIRECT^ LINE j TO HAVRE— : PARIsI
. ( Sailings Every liiursclay and Saturday.
La SaToie. . . ; Oct. 13 • I La Touraine'^ Oct.- 27-"
La -Lorraine:. Oct.' 20; | L* ProTence.:NoT.3
:Vi-:^'EXTBA;SAIMKGs!>.:- ; •
r Thesp; 6tearners cerry.'one class (II) cabin ;
passengers \u25a0 only.*,. : " .." . ... ' ':
La\Gascogne'.6ct.:l3' I Florid e '.7.:!Jov.V i";
Niagara .... .Oct." 29 |,_.^ . . \u0084 : . . ," .• :
'/,; FUGAZI BROS.V Pacific Coast ' Managers, :';
630 -.;: Montgomery ; "N street, ; : \u25a0: San '* '\u0084 Franclaca';'
Cabin of flee,' ,6So ; Market street."^'. f-~Z' ' \u25a0 ' ' '
• . Canadian Paciflo Empreaa . lisa ;' of Staamera
sailing • wee Sly ' between - Montreal | and UrarpooL.
VWireless onall «teamera. r >.Aak anjr^tlekeC<aceaC.*
or Write t. £. y£*Sf. O. A., Palace Hotel.^San
i'fauclita. : [_' \u25a0,'>;';-?. .*' ' r "^.- : \u25a0-' ~j .''\u25a0-. \u25a04'; ~ , I
CAMPAIGN PLAN
IS NOW COMPLETE
Republican Candidates Will
I Speak in . All of Alameda
County Cities >; '
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OAKLAND, .Oct. 10.— The \u25a0.republican
county central committee has completed
plans *. for/ an .; aggressive 3 and • active
campaign in Alameda'. county and ; the.
fight'for the election- of ;the candidates
nominated at. the primaries will be car
ried .on up to the day' of the election.
Meetings covering . Oakland, Alameda
and Berkeley, will be held, at which nof
only, all -the county candidates,- .but ;
several aspirants; for state offices .^vili
.speak.. The campaign orators also will
visit •Pleasanton.Centerville; Hayward,
Livermbre, Irvington and Xiles. :
.The/series of meetings will: begin at
Hamilton halLini "'Oakland Tuesday
evening, 1 when Justice HenryA.Melvin
wlUj be the pri ncipal speaker. "; The tal
lles/will continue until- November. B/ r
Hiram ,W. Johnson is - scheduled to de
liver' a number' of addresses and thfe
republicans offthe county will, have
plenty "of. opportunity to listen to de
tailed ;discussion3 of -the party plat
form. Each program will: contain ex
cellent musical .; and ...social . features.
The schedule of meetings and speakers
as ( now arranged follows: .. •
OftobPr 11— Mflvln it Hamilton hall, Oakland.
October 13 — "Wallace and Gates at Hamilton hall.
October '14 — Johnson at U-No skating rink in
Berkeley; rally at Ploasa&ion. \u25a0 October 15 —
Gates, Wallace and Knowland at t'«nterTllle;
rally. at Hayward. October 17 — Hally. at west
end, Alameda. October 18— Rally at. Morose,
October 10^-Hally at Livermore. October 22—
Johnson at the \u25a0 Macdonough theater, Oakland;
rally at San Leandro. October 24— Rally at
Irrlngton. . October 23 — Rally at Fruitvale and
street, meeting at Park street and Santa : Clara
avenue In Alameda. October 28— Rally at South
Berkeley. October 27-*-Kally at ' Cameron hall,'
East . Oakland. - October 28 — Qnlnn republican
club ' inertias .' at Thirty -second and Adeline
Streets. October 29 — Rally at Temescal. Octo
ber 31— Rally at Milton hall, Twenty-sixth street
and San Pablo avenue. November I— Rally at
West Berkeley. November 2 — Forty-eighth as
sembly district I smoker. v ' November 3 — Rally at
Aloha hall, Seventeenth and Peralta streets, Oak
land.* November 4 — Rally at Niles. November
s—Rally5 — Rally at Central Berkeley. '
WOMAN COMPLAINS OF
BEATING BY BEGGAR
Wounds Shown to Prove Attack
After, Man's Escape
Mrs. D. Prata, 532 Bismarck street,
reported yesterday that «he : had been
set upon and beaten by/a beggar 'who
called at her door for food at an, early
hour in the morning.
Mrs. Prato said that her assailant
professed to , be starving and when she
turned her back to cook ' him a meal
attacked her, but when she; scrrtimed
for help the man escaped.
When' the police arrived Mrs. Prato
exhibited a number of wounds, which
she said her . alleged assailant had in
flicted upon her.
PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEL
Steamers leare from Broad- '
y^^J&-^p\ \ray WTiarves (Piers 9 and'
ra/VRP^tli vA Ix>w ratM - Including berth
I I Vt&Sf^ 1 I an(l meals.
I \ \hrA/ j Special Round Trip Rates.
VVV ~y&t' LOS ANGELES
SAN. DIEGO
>^sp^ , •SAXTA'BARBARA
President or GoTernor Alternate Mnndays. 4 p. m.
•Santa Roaa. ...Brery^Thiirsday. 11 a. ml
•Only eteamer calling at Santa Barbara.
SEATTLE (DIRECT), TOWNSEND
TACOMA, VICTORIA, VANCOUVER •
Connecting at \u25a0 Seattle . for | Southeastern Alaska,
SkagWay, Dan-son, Fairbanks and all points on
the Yukon.
President or Governor alternate Saturdays, 2 p. m;
Queen.... ....... .......Tueg., : Oct. IS, 2 p. m.
Senator Tues., \u25a0 Oct. 25, 2 p. m.
-Alternate Tuesdays Thereaft#," 2 p. m.
EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY)
State of California, Oct^ 13, 17, 21. 25, 29, 4 p. m.
GUAYMAS, MAUTIiAX, LA PAZ
ENSENADA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO
SAN PEDRO,
Curaca0. ......... '. : . '. . .Ttri of each month,' 12 in.
\u25a0•\u25a0 V'V' : -" LEAVE SEATTLE ;
ALASKA CRUISES 1911
Spokane .'June' l4, 2S; July 12, 26; Aug. 9; 9 p.m.
Right referred to change tbls schedule.
TICKET OFFICES— PaIace Hotel, 633 Market
st., 16 Market st. and Broadway Wharf.
. . , Telephone Kearny 492.
OAKLAND— II2O Broadway. .< Tel: Oakland SCSO.
' C. D. .DUXANN, General- Passenger Agent.
yOTiv AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN
g^J STEAMSHIP COMPANY
m>S*Sr Tchuantepec Route
Recrnlar Fast PrelKht Serrlc*
NfiW YORK TO " PACIFIC COAST
PORTS AND HAWAIIAN ; ISLANDS, •
sailing from. New York every six days,
making: direct connection, with Paciflo
steamers sailing from Salina Cruz,,
Hex., every six days for San Francisco.
PACIFIC COAST PORTS TO NEW
YORK. -Also to Mexican and all prln-,
cipal * European . ports « under * through
rates and through bills of lading. Sall-
lngrs from San Francisco every 12 days.
/For rates and -further particulars ap-
ply to DEARBORN & LAPHAM. Gen-
eral 8 Bride* street. New
York. WILLIAMS, DIMOND . * CCX.
General Arents, Paciflo Coast. >
tit Sansome St. San Fraactso*
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
OHIteWTAL- STOAMSHIP,: COMPANY
8. 8. Tenyo Mara ........ Tuesday, Not. 1, 1910
B. 8. Nippon Maru ......Tuesday, Not. 22, 1910
S. 8. Chiyo ; Maru ' (yia Manila) . . . . .-. .........
,^ \u25a0............:-./..... "..Tue5day, -Dae 80, 1910
Steamem sail from company's piers, No*. 42,
44, near foot of Second st., at 1 p. m., for Toko-
hama and Hongkong, * calling at Honolulu, Kobe
' (Hlogo) and 3N agaaaki '\u25a0 and Shanghai and con-
i oecting at Hongkong with steamers , for . Manila.
i India, etc. ' No, cargo recelredon board on day
of galling. .: Round trip tickets at reduced rate*.
m For freight and^paasaje apply at offlce, 240
James Flood building. . ,\u25a0- .Vf. H.- AYBRY, ; -
r~ . . . Asiilstant . Generalr Manager. • -
UNIONS.S.CO.ofN.Z.Ltd.
; New \u25a0" TTirongh . Passenger - : and-'. Freight "• Serrlc*
> •\u25a0- Without \u25a0 Change. '\u25a0\u25a0'. '- -\u25a0 - _ . .
SAN; FRAKCI3CO ' TO i WELLINGTON. N. - Z.,
> :\u25a0-- VIA TAHITI : AND RAKATONQA.
S. S. AOkANGI • (4.368 ! tona) • sails. . . . . .Kot. 16
8. 8. MAITAI (3,333 tona) 5ai1a . . . . . . . .Dec. 14
Sailings every 28 days; connection «t- Welling-
ton i and Auckland ' for New y Zealand • ports • and
Australia. ' -•' '-'.u? "•\u25a0\u25a0•'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ',-'• -.' '\u25a0.<:—: y '"\u25a0--' "\u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0 -
1 OCEANIC S. S. CO., General Agents. 90 Clay Bt.
Ticket ; Offlce, 673 Market st. .Tel. : Kearny^ 1231.
.TJT AIFIII 111 II T*? c neTr » fast i^and
I I fill ill 11 1 11 elegantly fitted S.
IHI IHIILIM^ S. "WILHBLMINA,"
I II fllV*^ 13.250 tons di^place-
I I^^P ment, sails at noon,
• .~ .. Honolulu;- and Hilo.
£X S: : S; VHILONIAN" - sai Is - noon;' OcL \u25a0\u25a0. S.
1910^'for Honolulu^and';Kahului4Rourtd I
trip to Honolulur*Tlloi- first' dlass. Mat- i
i won 'Navigation \u25a0\u0084C o., 268 '•; Market Street.
TAHITI AKD \u25a0 NEW ZE ALAXD — S.S.
r> 's -if. Mariposa' sails ', IV: art xa.Y Oct. ' 17. >v.^,:
Special Tahiti i round ; trip : f 135.; first {class:
UnUAI 111 II • S 8^ Sierra^ (10,000 tons i dis-
. nUNULULU placement) sails 11 a.m.. Oct.
i 22,1 1910. Special | round $110,1 first
fdCEAMOLIXB/673 Market ;r^kearorTl23l]
BANQUET AT HOTEL
INTO WEDDING
OAKLAND, Oct. 10. — Mrs. Florence
Dent, well known , in social circles on
both sides; of the bay," and I* C. Sutton
of a the \u25a0Underground. Cable company of
San' Francisco .were married in the
presence .of.ifriends at the Metropole
hotel last night. Rev. F. L. - Goodspeed
of y the First "Presbyterian church of
Oakland officiated. ' . „ . •
.-The, feature of the "ceremony was
the'-fact "that the -guests assembled -at
the hotel 'ostensibly to attenda banquet
given' byilrs. D^nt, and when ;the bride
andv groom made; their appearance .to
the "strains of the '"Lohengrin" wedding
march,^accompanied; by Stewart Smith
as -best;' man, the "significance of the
occasion; was \a* surprise. ' '-
>r The; couple will live temporarily at
the Manx . Ihotel \u0084ia | ~San' Francisco,
pending' the *eotnpletjohVof their new
home in Piedmont." The hotel parlors in
which 'the ..marrlag* Uook- place. "were
beautifully, decorated, in? flowers and
festoons of greens." ' '•"; : \u25a0
LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE FROM OCTOBER I. 1910 :^__
. VIA OAICUAND PIER
Lfar« . (Foot of Market Street) ArriTt
'2.15 a Niles, Traev. -L&throp, Stockton,
Lodi, Gal:, EJk GroTe.SaorEoento.. 11.18?
8.40 a Hayward. N ile*. 3an J05e. ........ . . . ' 7.CBa
7.00 a Richmond, Port Costa, Beaicia, Suisua, ]
ty?s3 • i Ditan, Sacra sa ento, Roeeville, Marys- } 7J280
' Title. Redding. Dun sinuir.. J 1 0.38?
7.00 a Esa>ira, Vac* rills, Rumeey. ...... 7.2t?
7.00 a Daria. Woodbind (MirysTille, Or>
rille), Waiiacas. Uax«eU. waiowa,
Haaaton, Cornin r. Red 81uff. . . . . . . 7.28p
7.40 a Vatlejo, Napa, Calis toga, SanU Roaa.
Martinei. .*.'. . . 6.08p
- 7.43 a Avon, San Ramon, Livermore 6.45?
/.4Ji Niies.' Plaaniton." Livermore., Tracy,'
Lathrop, Stacitii , Lodi, Sacramento. 7.28p
7.40* Traey. Los Hxnox. , hlerman. . Fresno. 4^Ep
8.03* Newark (Ceatsrville). San Jose. Loa
. Qatos, Wright. Friton (Boulder
- OreeK), Santa Crui :. 6ASf
8.20 a Port Costa, Kirtii ci, Byron, Tracy,
Stocktoo, Marce i, Fresno, Goahen
Juoetiaa (Hanford, Armona); Visali*.
Portervflle, BakersS e1d..... 4.48p
8.20 a Yoae-nita Valls7 »vi Merced. 4.46p
9.03* Miles. (3aa,Jose), Lirermore. Stockton
(•Jiaton). Vails/ Sarins. lone. Sacra-
nwoto.. .'. 4.28p
9.00 a snora. Tuolumne and Angels.. '. 4.25p
9.00 a Atlantis Express— Sacramento, True- .
kw, Ojis^ Silt Laka City, Denver,
Kansas City. Omaha. Chicago 8.2E?
9.40> RieimaoaJ. ' Port Costa, Uartines,
Bay Point.. 6.48?
10.20 a Vallejo Mare Island. Kapa 11.25*
10.23 i Los An?sles Passe near— Port Costa.
Martinet Byron. Tracy. Stockton.
Merced. Fresno, (Hanford. Coalings,
Visalla.) BakersSeld. Los Angeles.... 7.48p
(0.43 a Saa Francisco Overland Limited-
Denver,- Kansai City. St. Louis, f *^
Omaha, Chieajo '. B^Bp
H2oaShasU' Limited— Portland. Taootna.
Seattle 9.18?
12.03 a QoldSeld Pass.— Port Costa, Benieia. .
Sacramento, Truckee, Hasen, Wa»
buska (Yerlnstoo. Mason). Mfca.
ToQopah. Galdadd. Laws, Keeiex.... 7.48 a
12.00n Marysville. Chioo, Red Bluff 4w2Cp
1.20? NQes, Irvingtoa. San Jose 2.42?
1.40 a San Lmadra, Niles, CentervSla. f 9.03 a
Newark. San Jose.... • 7.28?
Zooi Newaric, Saa Joee, Loe Gates. WrUh\
Feltoa (Bould-r Creek). Santa Crui. . 9.68p
2.40J San Lna Ira, Niles, San Jose. 9.28 a
3.COa Benicia.- Winters. Sacramento — Wood-
land, Knights Landing, Tudor. Yuba-
City. MarysviHe 10.48*
3.20 a Port Costs (Slock ton). . Martin; j.
Byron. Modesto. Merced. Fresno.. 12.03?
3.45p Via Sausalito, West Napa, St Helens,
Callstoga : 1035 a
4.00s Vallejo, Napa, Calistoga, Santa Rosa,
Martines. Saa Ramon. Lirermore... 9.28 a
4.00p Niles (CentervOle. Newark). Liver- / 10.28 a
mare, Tracy, Stockton. Lodi -I - II.I 8»
4.40 a San Leandro, Hayward, Nitso, Fleas-
antoa, Livermore, Tracy, Newman,
' Kerman, Fre5n0........... lI.ISp
B.OOp Vallejo. Port Costa, Benicia. .Saera-
raento. Lincoln. Jlarysville. OrorHle. 11.2£ a
B.OOp Davis. Woodland, Tolo. Arbuckle, / 2.48?
Williams, Colusa Junction, Willows \ 8.28?
5.03s Russell. San Jose. Loi Gatos 9.2£ a
5.239 San Leandro. Niles, San Joee. 7.42 a
6.03p Owl Limited— Los Anielm BXSe
6.40)1 Eastern Exprese— Oeden, Pueblo, Den-
ver. Kansas City, Bt. Louis, Chkacc,
Port Costa, Benieia. Sacramento. .
Traekee, (Lake Taboe), Reno, Sparks 8.28»
6.40b Hayward, Niies and San Jore 6.48p
J7.00p Vallejo, Port Costa, • Martines. Bay
. Point aod Way Stations ...JII.ISs
7.40p Richmond. Port Costa, Martlaea,
Cornwall, Tney, Lathrop, Stockton. 12.48p
8.20p Oregon Express— Davis, (aaersrernto),
Waiaws. Reddins, Aehland. Portland. -
Tacoma. Seattle. Spokane.. 9.08s
O.OOp China and Japan Fast Mail — Ozden,
Cheyenne. Denver, Kansas City,
Omaha, Chicago 2.48?
9.00 a Port Costa, Benicia, Sacramento, Col-
fax, Traekee, Reno 10.03 a
9.40p BakersSdi, MoKittrlck, Monarch,
Moron. Fellow.. 8.28 a
9.40p Richmond. Port Coeta, Tracy, Mo-
desto, \u25a0 Merced, Fresno, Hanford, -
Coalings, Vlsallv Tulare '.:.. 8.28 a
9.40p Hunter's Train— Saturday only. San
Jose and Way Stations . J7.48p
I 1.40p Portland Express — Sacramento, Marjs-
fUlB,Red Bluff. W-ed,(Klamath Falls). 7
Ashland, Roieburg. Portland, Taco- .- \u25a0
ma, Seattle. :..... 12.28p
METHERLAND'SROUTE— From Pacific Street Wharf.
Colliosville. Emmaton. Rio Vifta, Isleton. Ryde. Wal-
nut Grove, Vorden. Courtland. Qarksburg. Sacramento .
Ststmer Navxjo. leaves San Francisco 8.-00 a. m. daily
•xoept Sunday, stopping at point* shown, arriving Sac-
ramento C:00 p.m. Leaves Sacramento 9.00 p.m. daily
except Sunday (no stops ea ronte). arriviag Saa Fran-,
oisco 5:00 a.m.
Steamer Morfec or Aptehe, learee Ssn Frasdseo 1.00
p.m. Daily, except Sunday; arrive San Francisco 11.30
p.m.* -V.- ; ,v, u .-\u25a0 . . . . .. ; . .- .-- '
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY-From S*n Frarciico.
Market Street Wharf— Week Days— Hourly from 6XO
: a.m. to ff.oo p.m. Sundays— 6.4s. 8.15, 0.45. IUS
a.m.. 12.45. 2.15. 3.45. 5.15: ais, 8.15 and 9.45 p.n. |
' - LOCAL FERRY TRAtNS— Via A^meda Pier.
To Oakland and Alameda— l& 10, fB-« a.m.. acd then
10 and 45 minutes past the hour until 7.45 p.m.; then
&30, 9.15. 10.00. 10.45. 11.10 p.m. aad 12.15 a.m.
To Alameda and Frultvato via HtrtathM same at atove.
a (or Morning. * p for Afternoon, t Sunday exeepted.
X Sunday only.- § Saturday and Sunday only.
•Sunday and Monday only.
/s£&& Schedule Effective
pP|i3) . : -: ; v;-^gSst v 29,'-19io;-"-
>fi«Ww UNION FERRY DEPOT
>>S£&S - San ' Frandacx)
Lmt). I Via Sausalito. ' ' ' . J ArriTe.
J6:45a Petaluma. Ssnta Roca. •Healda-
>, burg. •Clorenlale,- Guernrvilie.
: Monte Rio, ' : Duncaa ' Mills,
\u25a0-, ".Cazadero •........,....\u25a0...."..'.. t9:osp
7:lsa|Sonoraa, Glen E11en. ............ 6:05p
7:4sa|Petalnma. Santa Rosa, Healds- .
\u25a0.'.: .1 bnrg, ClOTerdale, Ukiah.' Wil-
f Ut». -Sherwood ............ 7-:35p
8:15 a Pt. Reyes. Camp : Meeker, Caza- *-\u25a0'-\u25a0
"\u25a0-"", - "'- \u25a0 dert)' '........'.."..:. .'.....; - 7:35p
8:45 a Petalnma. Santa Rosa, - Gnerne- v
• Tllle. Moate Rio." Duncan Mills,
• (If ares from Cazadero) • 7:05p
|8:15 a Sonoma, Glen EUeni..... .....;. 13-33n
$9:l3a|Pt. • R^yes. . . . h . . . .-...;..'.=. . .;-. :S: osp
10:45 a Petaluma." Santa R05a:.. ....... - 4:S3n
12:4Sp Pt. Reyes," Camp Meeker, Casa- - *
•dero .-....;.....'...-.....•.;.-... •ni:Os«
8:13p Petaluma. Santa .Rosa. Uealdt-
- \u25a0- 1 -bnr?. Cloverdale, Uklah. Over-
.;. nerllle, slonte RJo,- Duncan
Mills,-::" Sebastopol" (to; Caxa-
dero 'Saturday and Sunday)... 11:03 a
"4:45p Sonoma..: Glen Ellen.; '•\u25a0: 9rOßa
s:lPp Petalnnsa.-Satita'Rosa.-..-.:.r.. . 8:33 a
B:43p,Pt. "Reyes- (leares 7:15- p.m. ; V.'-.--'.<.-. v -
\u25a0 \u25a0"•"\u25a0.-.{• Sunday*). ......... ;..."... -8:05 a
ELEOTKIC BUBTJHBAN VIA SATTBALTTO"
Sausalito. Hill Valley, - Ban ' Eaf ael — Daily
eT*ry.;3o minutes from 6:45 a. m. !nntil 9:45
a.m.: \u25a0 hourly until 2:45 p. m.. then 3:13 p. m.
and erery 80 minntes until 7:45 p. m.. tnen 9:00,
10:35 p. m. and 12:01 l>. tn. jOn Sundays In
addition— Erery; 30 .minutes from 9:45 a.m. to
3:13 p.m.."* excepting 2:13 p. m.) f _• .
-Fairfax— LeaTes 16:43. 7:15. T:43. 8:15. 8:43.
»:15,« 9:45. '^10:15. 10:45, tU:I3.. 11:43 a. m.;
{12:15, 12:45. J1.15. 1:43, 2:45.' 3:15, 3:45, 4:13,
4:45. 5:15,: 6:45^6:15/6:43.^7:15,: 7:45. 8:00,
1110:85 p.m.; tl2 :01a, s ' m; ; • '
Ban Quentin Tia Saa Baf ael — 8:45 a.m.. 1:43
p. m. .-"\u25a0*-..,«- " > •\u25a0 .: -.\u25a0.: \u25a0 ' \u25a0:,'\u25a0 -
Tiburon and BelTedarv— Week days, 7^50. 9:00.
110:45 a. m. ($12:45 p. m. Saturdays only). 3:30.
5:30 p. m.:'.Sanday»^-7:30, x i 9:00.^11:00 a.'m.';
12:30. 8:30, 5:30 p. m^and, ll2:ol a. m.« .
v. .-. •gnndars arrive .7:05 ip.' m. ; j; ••Vlondaja only.' ,
•fExcept Sunday.* JSunday only."'^Saturday only.
I JSattmlay and- Sunday, *mly.\7 |Vla Satuwllto.- *
\u25a0<• Pacific i Transfer, Company's agents ,are autnor- ,
. lzed to cieck . baggage . direct '\u25a0 from re»idenct. . '
<NOSE REyOLOHeER^i
Poslam Quickly Clesrti the Skin— Rf-
'.,- "suits' Seen Ov*rnlj6ht. '"*" >/. jj
T\"hen used for red nose?, pimpTesPStK*
other.blemishes,, poslam's' fine work in
clearing .arid, healing the-sitln is/sfefij
after one overnight,. application. '^Soofi
tho, troubled is driven away. "M^noaej
would be like a boll." says ilr. Carl D.
Steinhoff,. Columbus, Ohio, "not- onlr
painful but embarrassing.? I have'given
poslam a thorough trlaL" My fate be-
came smooth and fair. My no'sV'ls a
natural color and doe 3 not get nore."
Being Cesh-colored, poslam may b©
retained upon the face In the daytime
without attracttng notice. 'When' iised*
for eczema or any itching skin disease
poslam stops the Itching with first ap-
plication and. cures worst ca3es in &
few weeks. So with acne, tetter,
herpes, piles, salt rheum, barbers' Itch
and every surface skin affection. For
pimples and blemishes only a. small
quantity is required. Poslam is sold in
two sizes (trial. stt cents; regular Jars.
$2) by all druggists,, particularly The>
Owl Drug Co. For a free sample wrlt»
to the Emergency Laboratories. 32
West Twenty-fifth street. New York
City. KB
WEEKLY CALL, $1, PER YEAR
RAILWAY TRAVEL
VIA. COAST L.l>'E C '.
Lots . (Third and Toviuend Streets) AniTß - ,
!5.35» Loop — Valencia Street, Ocean View.
Cesietsries, South San Francisco,
23d Street 3rd and Towagend f6.4Sa
6.30s South &aa Francisco, San Jew, Gilroy. -
(Hc!li.«ter). Samst. Pajaro, Watson-
Ti«e. Sana Crek. 7JOp
7.10 a South San Francisco, Palo Alto, San
\u0084 Joie, Wav Stations.... 7.3Ca
7. 1 Qa May field, Los .-Mro.s Los Gate 5 ....... \7J2Xif
CflOi Shcrs line limited— Paso Bobtea
HotSprisss, Santa Earbara, Los
Anjsies : 9.3 C?
8.05 a Ths Coaster— San Joer, Paiaro (Wat*
eor.viile. Sintx Cras). C«s'.ro*ille.
( Del Monte. Mon t erf y. Pacific Gxore).
Salinaa. Soladad Paso RoHes Hot
Sprioga. Atascadsr o. Saa LoisObispo.
Surf. (Lompoc). SanU Barbara,
Ventura, Qxrsard. Loa Ansel" IMS»
' B.loa Marfidd. Loa iUioa. Los Gates. Wright.
0leawood( Boulder Creek), Santa Crus,
Wataoavills. Castr orille, Del Monte.
Monterey. Pacific CroTe S.CC?
9.00 a San Jow. Gilroy, Salinas, fan Robles
Hot Spriszs. A tar cadero. San Ir.is
Obispo — Tres Pines — WatsonTille.
Santa Cruz. Del Moste. Monterey.
PaciSo Grore 4.COi
10.40 a South San Fraaclaeo, Buriingame. Saa
Mi teo. Palo Alto, San Jose : . t6.35 »
1 0.40 a Los Altos, Mo nta Viita. Los Gato j. . j j
' 1 1 .30 a Valsneia. S tr ee t. Ocean View. Cclma,
Cemeteries. Baden. San Brcso 1.35s
1 1.40 a South Saa Francisco. San Jose. fB.2C»
2.00b Del Uoata Express— San Jose, Gilroy.
Ssrsent (WatsonTille. Santa Crai).
' -Dd Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grave.
(Salinas) I2^C»
12.051 South San Francisco. Peto Alls. Eon
Jb» 8.46 a
f 2.0 jb Loa Altos. llocU Vista, Los Gato). . . t3.25?
300j) South San Francis co. San Mateo. £a»
- Jose. Gilroy. T«s Pines. Sslicas... 10.10 a
3.00 a WaUonville, Santa Cms. Cnrtroviile.
Dei Monte, Mont«rty. Pacific GroTe. IO.ICa
3.18? Santa Oara, West Saa Joee, Lo* Gates.
Wrishr, (noulder Creek), SanU Crux. 10.30 a
4.00p Sunwt Cxprts* — Tcc.«cn, Dtmwg,
Yl Psso. Houston. New Orleaßs.
Ps«> Robtes Hot Sprirjs, Atasradero.
Saa Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara ana
LosAnsdes »O.S5a
4.03? Kanssn Cilr, St. Louis. Chicago 10.66 a
4.20 a South Saa Francisco. Saa Jose. . . 1 9XC»
tS.O5a DuHicsame. Saa Mateo. Palo Alto.
San Jose and We y Stations 9.45 a
13.23? Redwood. Palo Alto, San Jose I.lob
t5.23a Loa Altos. MonU Vista, Lc« Gates... J3.25p
T5.25p Burlinsame, Saa Mateo. San J05e..... 3.25p
t5.30p Loop— Valencia Street, Ocean View. .
- Cemeteries, So nth San Francisco,
23d Street. Sd and Towsmd 18.40y
5.40? San Braoo. San Mateo. Redtrood. Palo f V 2Sa
Alto, Saate dan, Saa Jose \ 7.36*
Z5.40? LosAltns Los Gates J3<s*
t8.03p Millbrae, San Ha teo. Palo Alto, lity
field, Loa Altos, Los Gato* jB.CCa
tS.O3i 23d . Street, Visitacioo. South Saa
Francisco. Valencia Street t7.150
6 30p South Saa Fran cisco. San Jose &4Sp
8.00? Tho Lark— Paso Robles Hot Sprisga.
Santa Barbara. Los Ans»!*s 9.3D»
8.031 LosArndesPanraKr— Gilroy, Salinas,
Paso Robles Hot Spring*. Atascadero.
San Lnia Obispo, Santa Barbara and
- Los Anmtes ; 8.30 1
IOLOOf San Josa and Way Stations 7.20»
I 1.46p South San Fraaeuco, Palo Alto. Sao / 7.4 5p
Jo« U»O.5Cy
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS— Via Oakland Plsr.
To Oakland. Berkeley. Berryman. Eatt Oakland in*
Fruitval*— Daily— Frcm 6.00 a.m.. and every twenty
minutes catil 7.00 p.m. inclusive; then 7.40. 8.20.
9.00, 9.40. 102 a II.CO. 11.40 jua» 12J20 acd
L2Oajn.
Ta Sathtr and MsVos* via Seventh St.— Da3y— From
6.00 a.m., and every twenty minutes cntil 7.00 p.m.
inrfusiTe. then 7.40. BJQ. 9XO, 9.40. ia2O. ILO.
and 11.40 pja.
Tt Stonehurit— Da3T Except Stmday— «.Co. 7.00. B.CO.
9.00 aja.. 2.20. 3.C0. 4.C0. &00. 6.40 pja. Sund»?
oaly 1U» 10X0 aja. liX). ZEO. ICO. 4£o. 4XO.^
3.40 pja.
To Oakland Pu-tt St.. Frultvale. Alanuda. v!i H«wttio«
—Daily.— Froa tO.CO, t2O aja. and erery tuenty
ninutes cntil 8.20 ajn. mdusire; then 9.C0. 9.il'.
10.00. 10.20. 11.00. 11.20 e.n>.. 12m^ 12.20 J.W. UO,"
2.00, 2.20. 3.00. 3^0. 13.40 pjn. and every, twent/
mioates until 7 pjn. inrlurJTr; 7.40. &.20, 9. C0. 9.40.
13.20. 11.00 and 11.40 p.m.. .12.20 and 1.20 ajn.
Additional train to Oakland first it. 2.15 »w L
T« Wett Berkeley— Daily Exsept Soaiiay— From 6.C0
ajn. and erery twenty misctn CBtiiiiOajs. rada-
' lire; then 9.C0 s.n. and ererj hour until 4.Cop.m.
inclnsire; then 4.20 p.m. and erery twenty minutes
onti 7.00 pjn, incltxsrre: then 7.40 pjn. 5.20. 9.C0,
9.40. 10.20. 11.00, 11.40 pjn. and 12.20 ajs.
T« Weil Berkeley— Sandays only — Fren 100 ajn..
thea 7XO, 7:40. 8:20, 9XO a.m. mciuuTc; then 9.20
a.n. and erery twenty minutes 7.00 pjn. inda3sre-
thea 7.40" pja. B^o. 9.00, 9.40. 10.20. 11.00. IL4O
P.O. sad 12.20 ».m. ,
To Cortto— DsJy Except Sonda/— Fr«a 6.00 ejn. and
erery 20 minutes until 8.20 a.m. incrosiTe. th?n
9.00. 10.00 a.m^ 1 ZOO el. I.CO. 2.C0.3.G0. 4.C0. 4.20.
4.40. £.00, 5.20. &.40 and KXO pjn.
T« Corbin— Sosdays cdy— From 100 ajnt, thsn 9XO
. a.m., 9.20 ajn. asd every twaty minntes until
6XO pja. '. .
Ta Stt as, Richmond. PuHmtn— 6.Co saa. 5.40 pa &20pai.
UnJon Tramfer Co. anthoriaed to eheei Bagjagsi
direct from residence.
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Leave San Frtndsco Lmts : Arista
A. M... 8:00. -9:30 A. M... 5:25, 6:40. 11:20
P. X...5:00, &:40 P.M.. .3:25
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