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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKLEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
OAKLAND REALTY
PRICES ADVANCE
Vast Improvements on AH Sides
Cause Upward Trend
of Values .
OAKLAND. Oct. 14.— -One* of the most
important evidences of the flourishing
rondltiont of Oakland real estate is
found In the present frontage and acre
age valuations throughout the city and
outskirts/ which when compared to the
of previous years, bear indis
putable testimony of the wonderful
Strides the community is making
through improvements of wide extent
°P all sides. That this healthy condi-
V^oxi and the upward trend of prices
will continue is proven by the vast
amount of money that is being invested
in different realty ventures by optimists
who have faith in the return of a large
ly incroased principal and big addi
tional interest on the original capital
expended.
BIG RE.YTAL SECURED
More recent transactions show that
property in Broadway from Eleventh
to Fourteenth streets is held by owners
at a value per front foot of $4,800 up
ward. As a bas*» upon which to rest
these figures may be cited the lease
Riven to Bert and William Bercovitch
by Edson F. Adams, John Charles
Adams and Thomas Prather on the en
tire building at the northwest corner
of Twelfth street and Broadway, for
merly occupied by the defunct Union
National bank. '
The terms of the lease cover a period
i of fifteen years at a gross rental of
1340.000. or a monthly rental of 52,000.
The property has a frontage of 56 feet
in Broadway and 100 feet in Twelfth
street". On a valuation of $100,000 the
site as a leasehold would yield 6 per
cent, or 10 per cent on 1240,000. But
the lessees, according to the contract
must modernize the entire structure,
which will cost in the neighborhood of
$40,000, and the property reverts back
to the lessors at the expiration of the
term including improvements. .
Transactions in 'Washington between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets shdw a
front foot value of $3,000. The corre
sponding location in Franklin street
shows a front foot value of $2,000, and
prices throughout the entire business
*isr.ter of the city, as well as the retail
and warehouse districts, show propor
tionately healthy figures. The came
mutt be said of the outlying districts.
Land in the annexed territory that
could in previous years have been
bought for a song has now been sub
divided and is being sold for between
$2,000 and $5,000 an acre, according to
locality. It Is clearly evident that thete
figures have been brought about by In
creased population, improvements by
private, corporation and municipal con
cerns and the expansion of the street
and steam railway systems.
STRONG DEMAND FOR HOMES
The demand for modern homes and
apartment houses continues fctrong. A
four story structure is to be built by
the Laconla company near the Oakland
hotel la Thirteenth street. It will be a
four story apartment house with' 80
rooms, and' will cost c nearly $60,000.
.1. C. "Wilson, & San Francisco broker,
has purchased the Ann&ton apartments
at Twenty-second and Webster streets,
involving an Investment of $96,000. with
contemplated modern improvements.
More than $45,000 was invested during
the week in private dwelling ventures.
Most of this was in; the First and Sev
enth wards', showing that the outside
district is keeping pace with the
growth of the central section.
Following is the summary of build
ing permits applied for at the board of
public works for the week: .-
No. of
Permits. Amounts.
One story dwpMnES lfl $23,700
One and a half story dwellings. 3 10.300
Two etory dwellings 2 11.300
Two ttorv warehouse • 1 2,450
Two story slpnal tower \u25a0».. 1 - SOO
Garages and tank frames ... 3 825
i Btrns, fhods and r table* 5 1.900
• Alteration*, additions and re
pair* • 34 5.783
Total 65 • 100.05S
REVIEW OF WEEK'S MARKET
Brokers review the market as fol
lows:
Edward J. Henderson of Henderson
& Tapscott said:
It is hard to remember when a section has
ro-r-ived so much attention from capital as the
Rl^naioad district, particularly that territory
m<-*» nearly contiguous to the Pullman shops
and Xorxh Berkeley terrace. The Standard oil
company, the Pullman company, the Independent
HI producers, the Steel Pipe company, the Santa
F* the Southern Pacific and numerous corpora
tior.iß ha^n spent sai'.Tons in erecting plants,
<3ooks and switching facilities In this new Indus
trial center. Tlie effect this activity nan had on
real ertate hss been marrelous, particularly in
the XoriU Berkeley terrace property belonging t»
Henderson & Tapscott. Since the opening of
\u25a0this tract last June more than 1,500 lots hare
tie*>n sold.
Fred E. Reed, subdivision manager
of the Laymance real estate company,
said:
Next Monday tfce Bock Ridge properties will
b"* 1 year old. On October 1" of la*t year Rock
Rlflce* park, the first of these high claf-s resi
dence properties in the Broadway foothill*, was
rut an the .market hy tbe Lsyraanee real estate
company. Sales amounting to $312,000 have been
made since, that time, part of them In the park
and otbrrs in rtork Ridge place, the adjoining
fitbdMsion. which was opened In June. The
amount of files, the quality of the. buyers and
the class of homes now being built in Rock
Uidse prove what a. success the property is.
Much Jn the "way of development has been ac
complished within the year, and the work of
\u25a0improving the home districts still continues.
»>'berea* a rear ago there wa» no «treet work
done In Rock Bldge and it bad none of the Im
provements which the older residence districts of
the city had. today It ha* practically aIL of.
Tb*m. "The pavements in the park will be fin
ished within a few week* electricity, telephone
and wat«r are in, cement curbs, gutters and side
walks are laid. . .
Other event* of msfnitnde which hare helped
•Rock Ridge are the clty'B orders, for a. sewer
' end dralaage system and the paring of Broadway
p«*t tte property.
RECENT SALES 3IADE
D. F. Minney of. the Minney real es
tate company made the following re
port of recent Bales:
Z P Beachboerd to J. C. Lennon, house and
lot in Holly street, price $2,850. t -
Mary Moocey t» W. H. Wilnon, house and lot
1n SixtTHsJxtb street, price $2,750.
Cart "Doell to Ofresne Investment company, lot
in Srlvan Crest, price $1.800
Cax\ Doeil t» Ofrcune Investment coenpany, lot
in East Sixteenth street, price $2,500.
Carl Doell to Ofresne Investment company, lot
«t southwest corner of East INxirth s.treet and
1 wentr-sixth avenue." price $8,000.
fart" Dm>:l to Ofresne investment company, lot
3a Brosdway near 34th street, price J3.500. \u25a0\u25a0 ; .
Ofresne investment company to Carl Doell. lot
at sontbwe.-t corner of Twenty-ninth . and .West
Shelley, bouse and
lot in Bancroft way near- Edwar<l» street, price
* 3 C°%T. Ccary to L. Albertson. lot In Twenty
ihtrd avenue *ear East Twenty-eeventh street.
PI C C .W^Geary to L. Albertson. lot in Twenty
**co*Bd avenue near East Twenty-seventh street.
C? W*. Geary to L. Albertson, two lots In
Twen-— second avenue near East Twenty-slxtli
street." price $ 2.930. ' ] '' ';
. C. W. Geary to L. Albertson. lot In Peraltft
•venue near Davis street, price $1,100. > '-'>
5 C W. Geary to 8. Sorensen. bouse and lots*
•corner of Ellis and Woolsey streets, price $\u0084000.
Walker & Bradndff toJSurene Horstman. hoase
end lot In Central avenue. Alameda, price $4,000.
\u25a0 J. F. Kearney to Frank S. Perry, bouse and lot
in Klrkhaoi street, price $2,500.'- '\u25a0 *-. *
\u25a0 Walker & Bradhoff to C. G: Bryant, bouse and
lot at corner of Ninth avenue and East Twenty
first street, price $12,500. - ' . ,V,,r.
- Dow C. Golden to Minnie B. Curtis, house and
.lot at corner of Palmetto street and Boston ave
~j»je, price ?2.4.V»; ; - \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-'\u0084-:-'\u25a0
; Mrs. A. E. Ho! men to R.J." Squires, bouse and
'lot i» Jayae avenue, price $S,OOO. " ".. ,
Building iq Berkeley :
;.. BERKELEY, Oct. 14— A' home ; build
ius department has been', added, to; the
Strides Made in Real Estate
Values in Cities Across Bay
\u25a0*\u25a0- — '\u25a0 — — — ; — — — — : — : : *\u25a0 , .'. .. — -. '\u25a0; /' \u25a0 '-*- — '"' '\" •'>' '- .'' \\u25a0" "-•\u2666>
Treehaven apartments in Ridge road, Berkeley, one o] f> the most 'modern structures oor] r the .. kind '\u25a0. erected '\u25a0 it} r ; the V
'\u25a0-"" ,"' . - college city. / ' V ." ' .'\u25a0 '• -..- : . : . - ; ,..;:.;'*^'' r : * .:,"-'. \
+. — 1 -:—.: — . Ul_l _ — ! — . — _ •• — _ '..'.. \u25a0\u25a0-'" \u0084 \u25a0'\u25a0. —\u0084 ..'- — —. — \u2666"
Newell-Hendricks company within the
last few weeks and the construction of
several high class residences has been
commenced. This company has made
connections with one of the most prom
inent building organizations around the
bay and will build homes for buyers on
their properties when so desired. Al
ready several residences have been ar
ranged for in Falrmount, Northbrae
and Thousand Oaks.
R. C. Newell expresses himself as
being well , pleased with the Interest
manifested in Thousand Oaks, the
beautiful North Berkeley property now
being sold by his company. The num
ber of sales to date is most gratifying
and home building in the property has
commenced In a substantial way. Two
JS.OOO homes and one |6, 600 are under
•way and several others of equal value
and . attractiveness "are to be com
menced at once.
The Alameda, a continuation of
Grove street, has been extended into
Thousand Oaks and paved with an oil
macadam pavement. . ; • - -,
Treehaven apartments in. Ridge road
east of Euclid avenue, which have just
been completed, is perhaps tho mdst
modern structure of the kind built In
Berkelej'. Thfe building, which was de
signed and built for J. M. -Pierce,'- well
known as proprietor of I Cloyne Court,
is modeled after New York apartment
houses, combining the best features of
several of the largest type. There is
a roof garden, hot and cold ' water, cs
well as iced drinking -water; piped . to
each apartment, of which there are 29
In the jthree story structure. Each
apartment Is a model of 'compactness
and convenience, with wall beds, patent
closets for. both' men and women and
other features, such as an especially
constructed shaving stand for men and
electric lighted closets for women. The
building stands in the ' heart of the
northeast hillside section of Berkeley
adjacent to the college campus. Its
completion marks a new era for apart
ments in this city. . .
I Sunday Services in 1
| Alameda Churches
ALAMEDA. Oct. 14.— First Baptist church,
Santa Clara avenue near Benton street. Rev. ,1*
P. Kugsell. minister.
11 o'clock— Mornicjr worship and 6ermon; sub
ject. "Where aad Whom Shall We Recruit?"
During worship a mirscry and kindergarten is
conducted for children up to 6 years. of age. Par
enta can thus attend and enjoy the worship. \u25a0
7:30 o'clock — Evening: song and praise, with
sprmon; subject, "Jesus Message of Man." This
Is the evangelistic hour of worship. -
. 6:30 o'clock — Evening quiet hour, conducted
by the Young People's Baptist union. This Is an
especially helpful preparation for evening wor
ship- * --. \u25a0 \ • .• • ' .
Bible school — 8:45 o'clock morning; H. TV
Carvln, superintendent of school; Miss Marion
Troy, superintendent of primary department.
Pes tor « i study class meets at 10 o'clock In
audJtorlom. . ; "
FALL KILLS CAEPENTEE— San Jose, Oct. 14.
William Johnson, a yonng carpenter, -who fell
, from a building at Mllpitas yesterdaj-, died
this morntns at a local sdnlt&rium. He came
r^c^ntly from Illlnoie.' * ' - -
FOR THEJTOMACH
Here's an Offer" You Should
Not Overlook
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets remedy
stomach troubles by supplying, the one
element, the absence of which tin the
gastric juices -causes indigestion and
dyspepsia. They aid J the. stomach to
digest food and to quickly convert .it
into rich, red blood and material neces-
sary for" overcoming natural body
waste. , . - -
! Carry a. package of Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets in your vest pocket, or. keep
them in your room. • Take one after
each heavy meal* and indigestion: will
not bother you.
. We, know what - Rexall , Dyspepsia
Tablets are and 'what they, will do.
We guarantee, th.em to relieve .indiges-
tion • and dyspepsia. -' If they fail we
will refund your money. - Three "sizes:
25 cents, 50 cents and' sl.oo. Remember
you can obtain Rexall* Remedies in San
Francisco only *at The; O tvl Drug C 0.,"
Inc., 710 Market / street, 778 Market
street. Post, street and Grant avenue.
Sixteenth and Mission ; streets,, Fillmore
and Geary, streets. \u0084 „
. - Yet : 90 • per cent "of the people . living .
-In San ; Francisco, don't; know it. '•
\u25a0\u25a0 ; \u25a0 : : -.""\u25a0. see" page, 13 ;V: : /:;..,r: :
.. •\u25a0 _ \u25a0 \u0084 . ....-\u25a0\u25a0 :-.. .',.\u25a0\u25a0:.;.. \u25a0•.-,\ .•.---'. .....'\u25a0•. '" - S \u25a0 \u25a0'
BOY PREFERS TO
BE WITH MOTHER
Attorney's Former Wife De
clares He Does Not Care
for Son Properly
OAKLAND, Oct. 14.— Robert E.
Hewitt, son of Attorney R. E. Hewitt,
aaid toJay^ after a week's cogitation,
that he' preferred to live with his
mother,' Cora Hewitt, who obtained a
decree of divorce against her husband
recently. ' A week ago, when he was
questioned in Judge Ellsworth's court,
he was In doubt between the home hla
mother wants to give him'and life with
his father. The' ; boy is 14 years old.
Hewitt was- awarded the custody of
the boy when the divorce decree was
granted. He denied that- the son was
not being properly cared for, and the
case was continued another week for
further hearing.
•Suit for divorce on the" ground : of
cruelty was -begun today by <Marlo E.
against David J. Clark. Mrs. Clark
says that her husband told her he en
tertained a low opinion of all women.
Cornelia ! G. Upham secured' a final
decree 'of divorce .against Isaac ,O.
Upham, a .wall known stationer of San
Francisco, and scjn of the late Isaac
RAILWAY TRAVEL
/s£§&,' Schedule Effective
P@Bffl October 11, 1910
VrahJWw/ , UMON PERRY DEPOT
x «&Al^ ' - . San Francisco
Leave. | ' Via Sausalito. -I Arrive.
7:45 a Petaluma. Santa Rosa, Healds- ' •
bury, Cloverdale, Uklah, Wll-
Jits, Sherwood, •Guernevllle, = .
\u0084. . 'Monte Bio, 'Duncan \u25a0, Mills, . .
Sebastopol '....'. .......... .6:35p
8:15 a *«Bonoma. **Glen E11en. ...:.;.. f6:B3p
8:15 a Pt. Beyes, Camp Meeker, ' Caza-
\u25a0-\u25a0 dero - t6:35p
tB:4Sp Fetaluma. Santa Bosa,' Bealds- '.
buri;, * Cloverdale. Gtierneville.
1 Monte Bio. Duncan Mi 115...... fT:35p
10:45 a Petaluma, Santa R05a. ........'. \u25a0 ,4:35?
1[2:45p l*t. .Beyes, Camp Meeker (leaves
from Cazadcr0)............ ... |7:05p
8:15p Petaluma. Santa Bosa, HeaJds-
burs;. Cloverdale, Oklah; Guer-
nevllle, Monte' Bio, Duncan ; • ' '
Mills, Sebastopol ........... v. -11:05 a
4 :45p Sonoma. G1en. E11en. ............ •: 9:35 a
B:15p Petaluma. Santa Rosa.. '8:35 a
ELECTBIC SUBUSBAN VIA SATJSAUTO -
Sausalito, Mill Valley) I Ban Baf ael — Dally
every : 30 minutes from-. C:45 a. '-' m. until 8:43
a. m.; hourly until 2:45 p. m., then 3:15 p. m.
and every 30 minutes until 5:45 p.m.; then 6:45,
7:45, 9:45 p. m. and, 12:01 a. m. '\u25a0. (On Sundays
In addition mt 6:15 p. m.) -
Fairfax— Leaves t«:45. tr:ls. t7:45. 8:15. 8:45.
9:45, 10:43, 11:45 a. m., 12:45, 1:45, 2:45, 3:15,
3:43, 4:15, 4:45. 5:15,. 6:45, {6:15. 6:45, 7:45,
9:45 p. m.. *12:0r a. . m. - /
Saa Quentin via San Rafael — 8:45 a. tn., 1:45
p» m.,'t3:45 p. m. ;..-:.
Tlburon and Belvedere— Week days (7:45, 9:30
a. m., 812:45. J4:45, 15:45 p. m. Snndaya §7:45,
9:30, 110:45 a. m., 1:00, 5:30, 7:40 p. m., |12:01
a. m.-. - . .- \u25a0:' . ... '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0 y '\u25a0;,. _\u25a0\u25a0'-\u25a0..''\u25a0..
•Sundays arrive 7:35 -p...' m. . 1 arrive
7:05 p. m. tExcept Sunday. ' JSunday only.
only. . JVia Sausalito.' \u25a0 .. . -\u25a0\u25a0
Pacific .transfer i company's I agents • are * author-
ized to check begcage direct from 'residence.
MUIR WOODS /f*S§a^
MT. TAMALPAIS^^P
VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
UNION DEPOT, FOOT OF MARKETBTREET. '^^fT
Rtnnd Trip frtm San Franoitco, >1.90 V
it.Saa ffiscbes > It. M»lr Wsote \u25a0 It. TawalpaU
We«kd»y Sunday Weekday Sttßday Weekday Sunday »
1 9:« a 8:45t r 7:20 a 11:50* 7:20 a 10:«0a
1:45p 9:45 a 1:40p^12:50p 1:40f 11:40 a
* *«p ,13:45 a v2:4of 1:50p 4:46p 1:40p
...... :11:45» ;"<:sor ; 2:50p * 9:QOp 2:40p
...... 2:45t •:;.•..\u25a0•: - 4:40p .V. :.l 4:4Qp
;,\u2666 Saturdays. "r r : t Mondays. r>;-,tr > ;-,t Mt; Tamalpais only, r
TVI-pt O<S«i 5 Sausalito Ferry—Tel.". Kearny 4880 :
. lieket .Ounces } g74 Market _ Te i. Do Ug | a g 4407
General Office— Mill Valley. California; Tel. Mill Valley 81
"Tama'sf T«ii!s*U" «< "Miir laa" in ilws?s spn tir guisti
v oceas r'.- ; shore: \u25a0',
r. : S.-Strattoß. ft. ccci ver— Depot 12th and Mission j
! - Leave - San Fraaoiaco *. - > Leave Arleta ...
A. II.. .8:00, »9:30 .. A. M...6:25. 6:40, 11:20
P. M.. .3:00, 6:40 " •P. M.. .3:26 y< ,
: .; Leave . Tunitas ', Glen : > . P. M.; 8:00. ' . , *
! All ' trains dally. \u25a0 'Stajce ; for Sao Gregorlo and
Pescadero.- 1 .\u25a0\u25a0 '//^ . ;\u25a0• \u25a0;";• ," 'V- : ' r '-' \u0084'\u25a0•..'.;.•.-."'"'. 'V:-'-.
JBAY 'AND IXTERCRBASiUOtITKi- :
M irelaland Navy VsrdTvallejo, NaptTßtHelena
Boats leave 7:00, 9:45 a. m , 12^0. 3:20.
ftoo. <U3O p. m. Meals •la Carte. --..<> • > •<-\u25a0 v :
- Dock and office. North Bad Ferry Bolldlai.
I \u25a0\u25a0 -.\ ffeoaes: Keanqr 4o6; Boac C 47o6. .
Upham. Desertion was -the ground of.
divorce. : .. ' W '.-.-^. .\u25a0;'-' -\u25a0" .' ';•/'\u25a0 "'
,' v The following new suits ' for divorce
were begun today: H. C. ; against* tFlora
W. /Wilsey, desertion;:. \u25a0 ± A.
against Pearl Rhoads,: habitual ;.intem
p"erance. ' ,*;.' •'\u25a0•' *.'- y -'.'' -. -V'.V* ••''.'\u25a0."
Irene M. L.' Gallagher/'secured a final
decree of divorce -against, Edward :R-
Gallagher on ;the. ground of cruelty. |
Anna E. Staples -, begun suit; today
for divorce against Theodore E. Staples
on the ground of habitual -naglect. .
iATLAXncWiEASi TIIAVKL
AMERICAN LINE
Plymouth— Cherbourg:-— Southampton
PhiJstdelpliia — Q.ucenst own— Liverpool
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
J '\u25a0 \u25a0- •' Ner«r Vcrk— liOndon Direct <
HOLLAND-AMKICANi LINE
Xew York— London— Paris— ltotterdam
Via Plymouth- mid Boulojsne-Sur-Mer
RED LINE ,
Ne\r York— Dover— Ant vrrrp—Parlsi j
WHITE STAR LINE
Xevr York— Quee^kt own— Liverpool
N.Y.-Plymouth-Cberbourif-Southamptoa
. Boston— QueenKtown— Liverpool '" \u25a0
"New York and Boston to \u25a0 .
RIVIERA-ITALY-EGYPT
The Azores. Madeira, Gibraltar. Algiers,
Villef mnclie, Genoa, .Naples, Alexandria
Canopic ..'.....0ct. 29 Canopic ;......;. Dec *T
Romanic .......Nov. 12 Romanic. .'.... ..Pec.. 13
Cretlc .....v. ..Nov. 30 Romanic .......Feb.- 4
•CEDHIC (21.035 t0n5) .... . . .Jan. 11. Feb. 22
\u2666CEHLTIC (20.904 -t0na) ...... . .Jan. . 23. Mar. 8
•Larsrest steamers to the Mediterranean
WHITE STAR--DOMIHIOH
Canadian Service Mail Steamers \ '\u25a0\u25a0
: ' Montreal— <luebe©— Liverpool ; - \u25a0
Weekly Salllnsra. SI The Scenic Route to
.-. -•\u25a0 \u25a0: \u25a0- i. :..\u25a0..• , Europe \u25a0* i---.-'.-- J [
NEW S. S. LAUREXTIC & BIEGANTTC
Largest and . Most Modern Steamers on . the St.
Lawrence. 1 ' ?' \u25a0"'\u25a0-. "\u25a0 .':.;.' ' • "'\u25a0' \u25a0" ' '
G. K. KOEPPEL, Passenger Agent Fadfie Coast,
'319 -Geary street, opposite St. Francis -
r , Hotel, San Francisco., . . ,\u25a0; . ;
SWorth T^ s
\u25a0 '..;' '/,;\u25a0. \u25a0"...-.:'. - ; ,Expresa Sailings. 'i.- x -:> :\u25a0".. ..-'\u25a0
'iKronprinz Wm., 0ct.25 I K. Wm. d. Gr..Nov. 8 I
ffin. 11. . .Nor. 1 |Cwni». . . . . . . ,Kor. 15 |
SuEMExllggTOgn THURSDAYS
DIRECT MWHIWoI 10 A. M.
:.y~:'-. :\u25a0 i -Twla Screir Sailings. 7 •v . :
BarbarosBa.....Oct. 27 |Gr. Kurfeumt. .Nov. 10 I
Frted'h d. Qr-'.-Nftv: -° 1 «Prtn7 F. Wm. .N0v.17 {
•Calls at London and Paris. ... ;,-.•.> • •
GENOA-. wBJf JJW : ,11/tM.;:, >,
IK/wnlr Albert Oct.' 22 I ii.- L<Ulae. >ov. 12 I
S^ :^i I E'rttn l«>) \u25a0 .Nov. 19 I
/ ia? Wlrelesw «no «nbmarlne Slsrnnla. v g
I" >latf«pendent stouna-tse-W«ria Tonrsv
Trai*t*r* I Cheeks Good A II Over, thm World. >
OELBICHS Sl CO, Cmi *«t»«. 5 Brtuiway. H.Y.
Robert Capelle, O. A- P:C ..^ 2CO Powell rt.
opS"st. Wands hotel; San Francisco. Tele-
pbone — Kearny 4794.1 •...-\u25a0•\u25a0 < \u25a0 \u25a0 .
ORIENT— 1
" An; Oriental cruise leaving ,
New York January! 28,^1911,:
?. by the S^S^CLEVEJiANI);;;
; for \' Madeira, .; Spain, ;;vltaly;
, Greece", Turkey," Eg>'pt, Holy :
\u25a0v . Land.letc.^ Duration' \u25a0: of > 80-.
:/ f . ; days: i ; Rates : from : $325 -up,'
• -including^landing and; em-r-
v barking-; - expenses^ _'-'- -r'7Also v
v Cruises 'to : the \ West • Indies, >
South America and Around *
\u25a0i the World. \u25a0 -
I I . Send I- for \} Illustrated • > Book. , \ '
* : HAMBURG-ABIERICAN LINE a
; J l6O - : Powell'- St.";": j Phono \ Kearny 1948, \u25a0'<\u25a0'.
CIE. 1 . GLE. TRANSLANTIQUE '. ; v "\u25a0>-',
JHRECT IINE^ TO^flAf p-SPARIS 5
- Sa ili^gs ' Every ; Thnruday and Saturday . f v
\u25a0 I* 1 Savblt/;* V: Oct.'Tl3 ? j '\u25a0> La*. Tocfaine " .*. 'diet! 27 (
\La \u25a0 Lorraine . '. Oct.T 20 i | La ] Provence ;-. Nov.^ 3 .'
1 '\u25a0';" . -'^V:> EXTRA' BAIWNGS^"^7;^:-iV
v These . atcVmex* : carry ; one \u25a0 class (II) ; cabin -
passengers only, k , :\u25a0.:\u25a0:''•\u25a0\u25a0[\u25a0.-'' v^;.'* : " '•- '" -,;;\ \u25a0j.i
La Gascogne.Oct. 15 I FlorMe^ *.:!:kov?, I2f
N lag-ara . . ; . . Oct.' 29 .; | ' La ~ t Gascog-ne. Nov.- 12 '
TUQhXit BROS.,^.Ptcifle Coast ; Managers,^
630 Montgomery 1 , street. t ] San 'Tt Praaeiaca>
Cabin :offlce, ; .eBs; Market street. : ! ;~ '-\u25a0-??,
:-. Canadian Pactfo 5 fanpwaal line oC ' Bteamers
aalllns weeily <. between . Jtlontreal and 1 Uverpoat.
Wireless on sal steamers.' ; Ask \u25a0 any; ticket west.
or write £. £. *MMX. ft. A., taiace Mot*U aaa
naucuco, , > ; 'Sy'*'.
FARMER RUN DOWN
BY JOY RIDERS
Chauffeur Says "That's Noth
; ing" as He Jumps Into Ma- -
chine and Drives On
OAKLAND, Oct. 14.-— A party; of joy
riders, in , a large " touring : car, crashed
Into a^wajron: driven by Manuel Mone»,
a :;Hay ward : farmer, : at ;^ 5 £ o'clock' • this
morning on' the road' between; Hayward
and.San;Leandro,^hear,the;San:Lorenxo
Junction. .;.- One^of ' -'Mones'.^' horses ,\was
soibadly^. injured* that [it had! to be de
stroyed and his wagon; was wrecked.:
V*Thff v driver.?of the automobile said
=."that's; nothing," he 4 Jumped "back
lntoi the^automobile^and.drove on aftei^
he^ had ;made, a" brief .'inspection ; of": the
damage done. Mones reported the.af
fair to Sheriff Barnet; who Is now mak
ln'sr;'an:lnvestigation. c.' — ;. * , ; : ;
'According: to the victim of the- accl
'deht':the/machine'was facing :alongr "the
road 'heedlessly. JKe -had; a lantern on
his wagon, but It was struck from be
hind.! -As: the automobile -drove away
he caught '.lts' number as;- 36.127, which
he^j gave |to • Barnet.'V An investigation
showed -that^thls. wa.s -the- number j of
the machine olt Dr. A. -L. v Cunningham
of r63 ' Monteci to avenue, Oakland, .; but
that; it [could ,not : . have, ;been . Cunning
ham's^ machine that' 'was \u25a0- out oh the
road,;asthe physician's automobile, is 1 a
runabout instead of a large touring car,
and it was locked up all night. - » - -
BERKELEY PASTOR TO
.' BE WORKERIN CHINA
Rev. F. M.' Price Leaves South
Berkeley Church
BERKELEY,' Octi i 14.— Rev. , F. M.
Price, pastor of the Park Congregation
al, church of South Berkeley, has re
signed hi 3 pulpit and sailed for China,
where he /will engage- In- missionary
;work'. :'"\u25a0 Dr. Price was pastor of the
church for' thjee years, but he was
formerly . a missionary at Guam. He
was the first man to translate the New
Testament into the languages of the
natives of the South seas. /THe will be
stationed at Tsi Ming Fu. \u0084 '
PACIFIC OCIiAXTRAVKI,
\u25a0 " -" <' '•*iy?l .*\u25a0-'"\u25a0 Bteamers leave from Broad-
: \u25a0 j£\xi£ ! -StO*\'' /way Wharves : (Piers 9 and
Wlff&H Low rates. Including berth
\u25a0 I / \^»!jrl I I and meal*.
\ \ \w£i(a/ I Special Round Trip Rates.
WVV: • ySf' 1 : IjOS AKGELES
SAN DIEGO :
>sQ5J>^ _' ,, BANTA BARBARA
President or Governor Alternate Mondays. 4 p. m.
•Saata R05a.......... Every Thursday, 11 a. m.
•Only steamer calling; at Santa Barbara. <
SEATTLE! (DIRECT), TOWSTSEND
TACO3IA, V VICTORIA, VANCOUVER
ConnectiDs; at Seattle for Southeastern Alaska,
•Skajrway, Dawson, Fairbanks and all points on
: - „ the \u25a0 Tnkon.
President or Governor alternate Saturdays, 2 p.m.
Queen..'...;....,. ...... Toes., Oct. 18, 2 p. tn.
5enat0r............ .'..T0e5., Oct. 25. 2 r, m.
\u25a0 - % Alternate Tuesdays Thereaf ter, 2 p. m.
.\u25a0 EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY)
State of California. Oct.' 13, IT, 21, 2s, 2». 4 p. m.
I GUAYHAS, MAZATLAN, I»A PAZ
• ENSEKADA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO .
::;,;.• IAJrrEBBO ": . i , ' -..-
Curacao ... ; .7tn of each month, 12 m.
LEAVE SEATTLE •
ALASKA CRUISES mi ;
Spokane. June 14. 28; July 12. 20; Aug. 8: 9 p.m.
Right reserved to . chance this sccedvla. - -
TICKET OFFICES— PaIace Hotel. 853 Mertet
- — st., 16 Market st. and Broadway \u25a0Wßarf.
Telephone Kearny 492.- -
OAKLAND— II2O Broadway. Tel. Oakland 6680.
; . C. D. DUNANN,- General Passenrer Agent.
AMERICAN-HAWAIUN
fW| STEAMSHIP COMPANY
mJffTy X Tehuantepec Route
: NEW YORK §TO PACTinC i COAST
PORTB - AND HAWAIIAN- ISLANDS,
sailing from New York every six days,
making: direct connection with Pacific
Bteamers sailing j from Sallna, • Cru*,
Mex., every »ix daya for Ban 1 FrajMlaco.
• PACIFIC COAST PORTS TO= NEW
YORK. Also to Mexican and rail prin-
cipal European ports -under through
rates and through bills of lading. Sail-
ings from San Francisco every 12 daya.
For rates and further particulars ap-
ply to DEARBORN & LAPHAM.' Gen-
eral Agents, 8 Bridge' street. New
York, s WILLIAMS, DIMOND A CO.
General Agents, Pacific Coast. >
tie Sansome St., San Fraadswo
I SEATTLE -TACO MA
Bellingham, Anacortea, Everett, Port Town-
; send," Victoria, Vancouver - and all Alaska
; portS.'- : . .'• - .-.::.. : l.^-.-.--
§. 8. \TATSOX ..................I. Oct. 18
S. S. BUCKMAN ...;..... ...Oct. 24
S. 8." ADMIRAL : 5AMP50N. ... . . . . .Oct. 30
LOS ANGELES DIRECT
' S. S. BUCKMAN \ .... : ''.'.''.'/.. : V. . . . . : Oct. 18
B. S. ADMIRAL SAMPSON ......Oct. 24
8.- 8. .WAT50N, ....... . . . ;; ..-..;.. . .0ct. 30
Alaska-Pacific Steamship Co.
: ; :;< TICKET OFFICES:; V V \u25a0
General Agent's office, Howard street wharf
: No. ' 3. v. Ticket . office, &i Market street and
.648 Market street. •;..; ..\u25a0-,-• . -..:
;',V» Sailings from: Howard street wharf; No. 3..
TOYQ RISEN KAISHA
I ORIENTAL i STEAMSHIP^ COMPANY
S. S. Tsnyo Ham V 1... . .. Tuesday, Nov. 1, I*lo
S, 8. Mippon Man . . . .'. . Tuesday, tfov. S3, 1910
S.,B.,Cbiyo Mara, (via Mani1a).. ............ .
>. .... . .'. . • . :.'.. ........ . . Tue5day, Dec. 20, 1910
\u25a0 Steamers - sail from company's \u25a0 piers, Nos. 42,
44, near foot of Second at., at 1 p. m., for Yoko-
hama i ana Hongkong, calling -at Honolulu, Kobe
(Hlogo) | and Nagasaki' and, Shanghai and con-
necting iat Hongkong : with steamers | for Manila.
India, etc. -• No cargo received on • board on day
of sailing. Round trip tickets at reduced rates.
For I freight and passage apply at office. 240
James 'Flood building.- W. H. AVERT.
r \u25a0 ;,-.;r ,y >\u25a0 Asuistant tQeneral . Manager. .,
UNION IS^CLOfly^Z, Ltd.
New 1 Through! Passenger ; and :_ Freight Service
,:= :<\u25a0:'\u25a0: :. Without ChsDgC' ,
SAN I FRANCISCO » TO WELLINGTON. N. Z.,
--%\u25a0 : : VIA*- TAHITI ANDiRARATONQA.
S.^ 8.-'AOEANGI * (4.25S 5 tons) sails. ... . .Nor. 16
8. B. MAII AI . (3.393 tons) t 5aU5 . . ...... Dec. 14
Sailings . every 28 days ; I connection at Welling-
ton \u25a0- and j Auckland - for New Zealand - ports - and
'Australia:' v:j J.-'-y* .;\u25a0\u25a0" *. \u25a0;..\u25a0 •; i'J-s^'::, •..-. •. .\» -,..-.,
OCEANIC 8. S. CO.. General Agents.' 9o Clay st.
I Ticket';Office. : .6T3»Marki?t'»t. -Tel.; Kearny :1231.
is! aTJaVsif iii in ii \u25a0 The ne^ r ' f a^* : an<j
Uffliini 111 II elegantly fitted S.
\u25a0I I iHllLv^ S^'-'WILHELMINA."
11l lllV^ ' ' 13,250 tons dlsplace-
| 'm^MJ \u25a0 -' " : '\u25a0•" rnent.salls at noon,
1 ,(.-. ; \u25a0• ' ' ' '\u25a0'-'-"\u25a0 - "Honolulu «and 'hIIo.
r « S. f S. "LURLINE'J sails noon.vNov. v 9;
1910rfdr*Honolulu*and:Kahului. v Round
trip tof Honolulu:? $110. y 'first class. Mat-
son > ;NaylgationjCo.,i 268; Market: Street.
TAHITI AND XKW; ZEALASU-S.S. |
* . Marlposa sails ; 11 -a." nj.T Oct.* 17."- '\u25a0 •* \u25a0:\u25a0• ' ."'
Speclalj.Tahltljrottnd:trip^sl33,'; first "class.
HABIViI 111 ifi B. S.: Sierra ( 10,000 , tons 'd!s ";
nUnULULUS placement) aalla 11 a. m.; Oct."
; 22. l»10. Special . round • trip « 110. first class.]
L1NE,"673 Market; tel. Kearny 12Sll
OLD CITY HALL WILL
SOON CONE DOWN
Burfding Will Be Razelto Make
- Way for New, Modern ;; ;
Structure
OAKLAND, Oct. 14,— 1n the next few
weeks ; the. board of . public works will
probably/ order : the : ; raaing of '; the old
city hall | to" make , way: * °r the exten?
sloh of Washington street to San Pablo
avenue/and to- provide >space for ma
terials for the million 1 dollar 'structure.
v'Advised by . the , architect's, the board
had determined to'clear the space west
of the old: building! y that -the present
offices-:: might ; be \u25a0 maintained. The
opening of Washington: street has In
terfered with this plan. ;«.' ' ?*
§ The matter, was. discussed this after
noon by. the board: of .public 'works.
City Attorney Stetson advocated the
imniedlatelte'aring'down.of the old hall
arid 1 Mayor -Mott; and City Engineer
Turner agreed.with him. Next-Wednes
day the board will make arrangements
for the removal of • the ,c|ty: offices.
, "The fopenlng- of -'.Washington: street
is tho principal reason: for' demolish
ing the old . building," \u25a0 said . Stetson.
'•The assessment district- is now com
plete, the • assessments "wlll^be levied
and paid at once and the Dunn prop
erty needed at Fifteenth street and San
Pablo avenue. will be; bought."
_ .The aboard, will hasten with the re
moval,of the municipal "offices, that the
work' of construction may not be im
peded.'.",. "\u25a0 ". " ", .\u25a0;'
FARCE TRYOUTS WILL
COMMENCE NEXT WEEK
BERKELEY. Oct. 14.— The members
of the. junior class of the university
will commence Monday a series of. try
outs, for the casts of the curtain raiser
and farce ' Which will" be staged Junior
May, November .25... Garnet - Holme,
coach; F. T. Blanchard of the faculty,
and Miss Irene. Coffln, a graduate stu
dent; will be the Judges of the tryoutSL
TRAIKJ LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE FROM OCTOBER I. 1910
-'\u25a0 VIA OAKIwAIVD PIER
Learo . \ (toot of Market Street) Arrive
2.13 a Naes, Traev. . Lathrqp, Stockton,
. Lodi. Gait, Elk Grove. Saeraaeato.. 11.181
8.49 a Harvard. Nils*. Saa Jot*. 7XBa
. 7.03 i Rtahmoad, Port Costa , Benieia, Suistn, }
. - Diioo, Saeraa ento, Rosevfile, Marys- } 7.28»
villa, Hedding. Dunsrnuir. J 1 0.33 a
7.00 a Qjfttra. Viwvills. Rum5ey... ......;. 7.28p
7.03 a Daris, Woodland (MarysvSle. Oro-
vi'Ji), - Wititams. Maxwell. WSbwa,
Uanaslton, Cornia c. Red Eiuff. ...... 7^Bp
740 a VaUtjo. Napa, Oila toga, Santa Rosa.
H*rtinBS. ...... ... .. 6.08j
. 7.43 a Avon, Saa Ramon, Uvermore. ..... &48p
tAJk Nile*. Plaasiatoa. livwsore. Trscy, " *
Lstaroo. Stselctoa , Lodi. Saranfito. 7.28p
7.43 a Traey. Los B&ao*. Kennan, iresno. 4J2S r
803 i NeirarS (Centerville) , Saa Jose. Loa
. Gates, Wright, I FeUoa (Boulder
. Oresic), Saate, Crti3 7".'.. ...... 643»
8.20 a Port Costs, ifartin ex, Brroo. Tncy, *
3»:Sctaa. Usreed. Fresao. Gpsbra
Junction ( Hanfard, Araoaa), Viialla.
,- Partervflle, 3ikersfield....... 4.48 a
8.20 a Tossoitts Vallsv *ia Merced.. 1 . . . .-. . . 448s
».03a NU<w. <S%nJos»), Liveraore, Stockton
(•Milton), /sllay Ssrinj, lone, Sacra-
. niato. 4.28?
9.03 a Sdoora, Toolii'nae ana Aogsls 428 a
9.03 a Attaatta Ej?re*s— Sacranento. Troo-
ke-. Ojdsn, Salt L*!m City. Denver.
Kaasas City, Omaha. Chicago 8.22p
\u25a09.40 a Rietiniond, Port Costa, ilirtkij,
8ayP5iat......i:;.. ....^.. 8j«8p
1020 a Vsilajo ila« Ldiad. Napa.. ll^Ba
10.20 a Lo« Aaules Passe nser— Port Costs,
. . Slirtlhea. Byroa. Tnoy. Stccktoa,
Merced, Frssao, (Hanftri. Coeibtga.
f Vlsalia.) Baksrsfidd. Los Angelw. . . . 7.45p
13.40 a Saa Franeisio • Orerlaad Limited—
\u25a0\u25a0-. :';•- D«aver, Kaasas Gty, St Louis,
Ckaaha, Chisago s^Ep
II 20» Shasta Ussited— Portland, Taeotaa,
S«atUe.. «.lBn
taUXta Gotdfijld Pass.— Port Cssta, Beakk
Saorameato. Traokse, Hasen, Wa- \u25a0 \u25a0
-.••\u25a0=- buska - (yartaatoa, Mason), lUaa,
Toaopah, GoldSeld. Lews, Kedsr.... 7A9*
I2i»a Marysvile, Caloo. Hadßlu£t..., 4JfBp
I^Op N3es, Irviatton, San J05e..... £48p
1.40p San Leandro, Nlles, Ceatcrrile,! 8.63 a
NawirtSaa Jose... .'.:..-..'. .•.".. 1 7^Ba
SLOOp Newarlc, Saa Jose, Los Gatoe, Wrig&t,
: Feltoa (Boulder Greek). Santa Cras..^ 9.68b
Z4ob Saa Leandro. Nil es. Saa J05e..^..... ».28s
3.00 a fleaicia. Winters. Sie«mi«to— Woo*. ]
land, Eai jhts tiadiag. Todsr, Yuba
Gty, Marysrilla.... .....\u25a0:........ 10.48 a
\u25a0 3.2 D» Port Costa (Stacktoa), MartL-ws,
Byroa, Modasto. Merced. Fresno.. : !2.QBp
3.48 a Via Saosalito, West Napa, St Helena,
Ciiistot*..... ' 10.25 a
4.001 VaJlejo, Nam. Calistosa, Santa Eoaa.
•-* Martiaes. S*n Rasi'Mu Livermore... 9L2Ba
4.00 a mtes (OeatervSle. Newark). Liver- J lO2*a
. mart, traey, Stookton. Lodi 1 1 1.13 a
: 4.40 a Saa Lsaodro, Hayward. Nilas, PUa>
: . : anton, Uvermore, Traey, Newman;
Keraaftn,Freia0... ................ 11.18b
5.00? VaKep, Port Cbsts, BenWa, fiaeta-
raento. Lhcola. MirvßTHle, Orovftle. MJZB*
\ 8.00» Dark Woodland, Yob. Arbu«k!e,J 2.48p
I \u25a0 . ' : Williams, Coluaa Juactioa. Willows \ 8.28s
I 5.03s Ru&Rti. San Jose, Los Gat 05......... &2£a
I 5.23» Sin Leandro. N'iles, San Jose.. 7^£a
6.03» Qvd liaited— Los Anj51ea.. ........ ; BJ6a
I 6.43 a Eastern Express— Ojden, PueWo. Dec-
\u25a0 . ver, Kansas Qtv, Sl Loua, G'-Jcaso,
"^ Po*t-Ca«tv Ofnieia. Sneraownto,
!• - TrucVse, (Lake Taros). Reco, Sparks - 8.28p
! 6.40s Hayward. Nile* and Eaa J05e........ 6.48 a
; *7.00» Vftllaß Port Gosta. Uartinea, B»y
•-\u25a0••. i Point and Way Stations. ." 211.18 a
7.40* Riaaawnd. Port Costa, "Martinet.
Cornwall, Traoj-, LatfcK»,sStocktoa. 12.48 a
• 8.20p Orsinn Exnress— Davis, (sacra. hut; to), 1
\u25a0\u25a0 WUlows, Reddiae. Ashlscd. fbrtbod. .-
. Taooana, fisattle. 5p0kane . . ........ "> ftA6a
. 9JMs China and Japan Fait MaS— Owen. -,-
; ::; j- Cheyeana, 1 . Pea ver, ? Saaeaa Qty.
';-•' '\u25a0 Onnha, Chioaso. .../.............. 2.48p
I 9.00 a Port Costa, j Benieia, Sacramento, Cbl-
* fax. T^lcke^ Reno... ......... ffijOCa
9^<o» ' BakarsSdd. McKittrtck, Bossrco, •
. \u25a0'\u25a0 -\u25a0 ' Moron.' Ftua«r.. ..M .'.;.:.. -.. ;....- 8.28 a
- 9.40s Richmond, 4 Pori ' Costa, Tracy, Mo-
" . desto,: Merced, Frerao. rfiaotocd.
: Coaliaga, Vtatlla. Tu1are.. . ....... ,BJ2Ba
9.40s Heater's Train— Saturday oaly. Saa
ji Joss and Way SuticM ............ J7^IS»
; I li4oaj Portland Erpcess — Sacramento, Marys-
. vflle. Red Bluff. Weed,(KlamathFafls), .?\u25a0
> ' \u25a0 Ashland; -Rosebsrs. Portland, Taco-
: ; J^ \u25a0\u25a0-_ ma. 5eatt1e... ...... .............. I2^gp
RETHCRLAND'SROUTE-Fram Paefße Strsst Wharl.
; Co)linsville,-Emmaton, Rio Virta, Itieton, Eyde.' Wal-
nut Grore. Vorden, Oocrtbad, Clarfcsburt, StXTtmerto.
\u25a0 Stsiratr I Navaja. leaves San Frascixo S:0O a. m. dzi'.y
ezoept Sunday, stopping at pobts sfasvn. srnvlns Sac-
ramento 6:00 p.m. . Leaves fcaeramento 9:00 p.m. daily
ezoept Sunday (no stops co route), arrivisg Saa Fraa-
cijcos.-00a.ni.':.* --•.= ' - ; \u25a0\u25a0•• ."» \u25a0\u25a0
SUamar UUcz or Aptehe. k*v«s Saa Freneiseo I.CO
p.m.- Daily, except Sunday; arrive Ean Fraactaw 11-20
p.m. •:\u25a0-.;.-,\u25a0; , ; . :-: - : - -:;/.;•-; :^;- :; : : - /\u25a0'.._
OAKLAND \u25a0 HARdOR FEnRY-From : San ' Prmr.ei.ee,
i Market tfreel Wharf— We*k Da;»~Bocriy froia fi.Cfl
" .••; a.m.' to 9.00 p.m."'. gn»Jav»t-8.i5, R. 15. 9.45. 11.15
aja, 12.45. 2.15. 8.45. ill £<5. 5.13 and O.C pjn. . :
; \y LOCAt; FERRY, TRAIHV-Vla Aumett fa
T« OaWind ana AJameia—^3.lo.• t«Li5 ».«i acd then
MJO and 45 minutes past the hoar «Bt3 TAb p.m.; then
viM. '9.ls. ROO. 10\4V 11^0 pjn. aad 12.14 5-m..
Ta Alamedt and Frultvale via Horsethee ame as atevs.
t a for Morning. / p for Afteraooti.' ;\u25a0< + SnnAty ereepted.
'->."»\u2666 Sunday only. -^Saturday aad Sunday only. .:>
; . . ' ;, \ ; aSunday aod Monday only. \u25ba , '
Bring*: IViorie. for th«; iYloney Than Ariy^.:;
Other InyestmentYiou Can Make
............ ......\u25a0.....«\u25a0\u25a0 iVi'iYiTi'i'iVi'ii \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 nisi.ii; \u25a0 isi.ii; .
CORNERSTONE OF
SCHOOL IS LAID
Impressive Ceremony Marks
Celebration Over Starting
of Alameda Structure
ALAMEDA, Oct. 14. — The corner stone
of the new Haight school, which Is now
In course of construction on the site
of the old building. Santa Clara avenue
near Chestnut street, was laid this aft
ernoon with appropriate ceremonies. A
large assemblage viewed the laying of
the first stone of the new JloO.oo*
school. It will be of reinforced con
crete. . \u0084
Congressman Joseph R. Knowland
wa.s- the speaker of the- day and Mayor
Noy handled the trowel and made an
address. The. ceremonies were opened
with a prayer by Rev. C. L. Mftars.-pas
tor oi the First Congregational church.
Congressman Knowland said in part:
"Make the nsost of your opportuni
ties. Now is the time to acquire : the
habit of application, which will prove
of inestimable value to you in future
life. The. successful man is the Indi
vidual who learns the Importance of
applying himself to the task at. hand
until it is completed. . »
••Perform your everyday duties welL
The boy or girl who is particular as to
the little things will develop Into the
man or woman who will later accom
plish the great things. If the people
of tho great city of San Francieco, after
the flre of 1906, had easily been dis
couraged' there would not have risen
from the ashes of that metropolis the
magnificent city of today. And its
public citizens would not have been in
a position to raise millions for a great
exposition, which we hope will be held
in that city In 1915."
• Interspersed between the speeches
were musical numbers' by the children
of the school. Superintendent of
Schools "W. C. Wood acted as chairman
of the day.
The rat's sight Is not g-ood, but Its
sense of smell and locality is without
parallel. -v-"i :V.-i-^
RAILWAY TRAVEL
VIA COAST LINE >.
Lttvt (Third and Towaxnd Street) Atrm
t5.33* Loop— Valencia Street, Ocean View,
. Carae teries, Soeth San Francisco.
23d Strttt. 3rd sad Townsexui 1 6. 43«
G-SOt South San Francisco. San Jose. Gilroy,
(Hoiiister). Sargeat, Pajaro. Wttaon-
vflle. Santa Crua. 7.50?
7.10 a South Saa Francisco, Pelo Alto, San
Jose. Way Sutiona. 7.30 a
7. 1 Ca >ky£eld. Los Aluu, Loa Gates |7-2 C?
B.ooa Shars lino Limited— Paso Boblc*
BotSprinfls. SaaU Barbara. Lot
Angehs 9.3C>
BiJsa Tho Coaster— Sao Jose. Faiaro ("W'at-
sonvai*. Santa Cm\ Cartroville.
(Del Uoni«, Mont er?y, nci&e Grove).
Salinu. Soltdad ?**) Bobks Hot
: Springs, At&etde r o, Sen Luis Obispo.
Sort, (Loinpoe>, tacts Barttxa.
Ventara, OinarJ, Los Anseles IMSa
B. loa Jla;-£eJd, Los Altos. Los Gatoa, Wright.
Glenwoodfßourdfr Crwk). &nta Crai.
WatsoaviQr, Castr o-»ill«, Del Ueate.
Monterey, Pi di a drove 9.CC?
aOOs San Jose. Gilroy. Salisaf. ftm Cobles
Hot Sprino. Ataecsdero. Ean Lob '\u25a0 \
Obispo— Tres Pinca — Watscavflls.
Saata Crus. Del Mccte. Monterey.
Pacifis Grove. f 4.00 i
• lOL4Oa Sooth San Francisco. Buriirjsae. £an
' - Mateo. Palo Alto/San Jose . t8.33»
WAOt Los Altos, Mania Vista. Los Gator.. |
H.3Da Valsad* Street. Ocean Vi-w, Cctra.
Cemeteries, Baden. San Ertrao ...... 1.3E?
11.40 a South San Francisco, fan Jose ' |S.2Ct
2.00p Del Uonta Express— £an Jc*e.Gn.-oy.
Sarjens (W'atsonvSl*. Santa Crai). 'I
y> Dd Moots, ilonterey. Pa«fo Grove. Y~
(Salinas) , IZ3Of
ZJOSf Bouia San Francisco. Ttlo Alto. Saa
Jos 8.43 a
f2JJSa tea Al»i Mo"..v Vista." LcV Gates!!! t3.i5?
3J»j South San Francis co, Sen Katso. S&s
Jos?. Giiroy. Tres Pines, Saigas 10.10 a
BJX>» WatsoavfiSe.- Santa Crot. CtttroviU:,
-\u25a0 - Del Mnnte. Monterey, F»eis.c GmV . 10.1C3
/ 3.13 a Santa Clara, West Ean Jet, Le» Gatoa.
/Wriiat, (Bo cider Cre«i). tanfa Crot. IQ^3SS
4.00p S«aset tltprtss — Tucws. rerafcjj.
B IVso. • Jlouston, Ntw Organs.
Pssa Hobtes Hot Scrirjs, Atasccdvo.
San Liis Obizpo. Siztst. Earbsn ana
• LosAn«Us 1C533
4.00> Kansas Qtr, St. Louis, Chicago 10.55 a
4^2ob South Son Francisco. San Jci* YJ.Ut
fS-05? B-trliacans. &»n Matro, Palo Alto,
Saa Josa and Way 5tati0n5......... 9.45 a
«.20» Redwood. Palo Alto, San Jo#*. Mf »
tS.23a Los Altos. Uonta Vka. LesGataa... t3-25»
tS.25p BurCneame. San Jfatto. £aa J05e.. . . . 3X£p
tS^Op Loop — Valencia Street, Own VWw.
CRDflteries. South San Francisco.
23d Street. Xd and Towund t6.'Cp
R4O» Saa Braao. San Mateo. If pdwood, Falo f f? 2s«
Alto, Santa Clara. San Jose.... 1 7.30 a
. 15A09 Loa Altoa, Los Gatoa ISL46a
tt£O» MElbraA. Saa Mat co. Palo Alto, iiay-
fidd. Loa Altoa, Ixa Gauw tS-Ws
t«.08» 234 Street. VuiUcion. Eouta Saa
Franc?«». VsJ eacia Ftreet t7.IE»
&Sob South Sia Fnn ciren. Sen Joe* 6.4gj
B.COO Tha Lark— Paso Ilobln Hot cpriuga,
Santa Barbara, Lo* Ac^fln 9.30 a
aO8» Los Anarie* P*m*a t*r— CiL-cy, ftiJinas,
. Paso Ecaies Eot f criess. Afajcadno,
: San LuU Obupo, Santa Barbara, and
Lo» Aojdes kUCa
KlOO* Saa Jos* and Way Btattaa. 7.2C8
I I^6b South San Franetaco, Palo Alto. San / 7.46 a
LOCAL FERHY TRAIXS-Vk CtUand Pi«r.
To Oakland Bwtatoy. Esrryman. Ettt Oakland aad
TruitYala— Daar-Frwa tCO ajn.. and «vtry twenty
minnaes tmtil 7.00 pja. fachafTe: than 7.40. 8.20.
aco. 9.«. ioia lixa iH6 vmk lisb and
UOaju. - ; , .
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OXO ajrt. and every twenty cinntea until 7.00 p.m.
inclusive, thea 7.40, 8.20. 9XO. 0.4 a 10.30, fi.C.
and 11.40 pja. -
To WoMhcrtt-Daily Except Sradajc-400. 7.C0. aOO.
9.00 ajn.. 2.20. 100. ICO. 5.00. 6.40 pja. Scncray
only W0 10XX) ajn. IXO. £00. ICO. 4XO. 3XO.
,5.40 pjn. \u25a0
To'OaUaDd First st- Fruttvato. Alaseda. via Horieshat
— Daily— Rom t&.CO, 6.20 a.m. and every twenty
minutes nntil S.-O ajn. inckaive; then 9XO. 9.1U,
10.00, 10.20, 11X0. 11.20 ajru. 12a* 12.J0 .1.00. 1^0,
. 2.00, 2.2 a 1.00. 3JO. Ji*o pjn. and every twenty
tafcintesnntn 7 pjn.' isrlnrive: 7.< a 8.20. 8.00. 9.40.
10.20. 11.00 asd 11.40 p.m.. 12.20 and 1.20 ajn.
- AfMiaoatl tiia to Oaiiasd First St. 2.15 a js.
T» Wstt Berkaisy— Da3y Except Sunday— Frcza 6.C0
_ a.m. and every twenty cinntes cntilS.2oa.ni. iadu-
dve; than 9, C0 a.m. cad every hecr. until 4.00 pja.
ind'jsrr«: then 4.20 p.m. and every twentar minutes
• until 7.00 p.ra. mercMve: thea 7.40 pja, BL2O. ».CO.
• 9.40, ML2O, ILOO, 11.40 pjn. asd 1120 aja.
To Wtst BerWiy— Sundays otly— From" 1.00 sjj..
' thsa 7.00. 7:40, 8:20, 9.00 ajn. metasive: then 9J20
'\u25a0 a.n, aari erery t^ecty minntM 7.00 pjn. inclusive:
thea 7.4 - pjn.. S^!o. 9.00. 9.40. 1020, -11.00. IL4O
p.a. aad 12.20 aja. . .
T» CorWn— Daily Eiespt Sandsy— -From 0.00 *>n, aad
S - every 20 \u25a0 minntes I tmtil 8.20 a.m. lachuiT*, then -
. 6.C0. :0.00a.ra.. 1100 m.. 1X0. 2M. 100. 4X0. 413(X
- 140, fiXO. a.2o. s.<o aad IXo pja. ' -,-.?zh i>ii?i-~>
To Corbin— Sundays cnly—Froir. 6.00 vaa.. then 9XO'
1 " a.m.,'; 9^o ajn. and every twenty minntea • uatil*
'..BXo pjn.- — '•\u25a0.'.._\u25a0'- - •_ ~ - -. ..izl*
To Staga. Richmond. Pvllman—CXO sbj. s. JO pm &20pBi. •'
: Union Tranitsr C«. sathoirised tb'eheek Bacssg*
direct froat residence. '.*-" -"',
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