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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
PROMINENT SOCIETY
COUPLE GO EAST
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Snow*
den Leave for the Atlantic
Coast
OAKLAND, Nov. 18.— Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Snowden left yesterday for
the Atlantic coast, where they are
planning to remain until after the
new year. The home in Vernon heights
has been closed during the family's
absence. Mrs. William G. Palmanteer.
Mrs. 'Snovden's mother, with her sis
ters. Misses Hazel anJ Ethel Palman
teer. left California several weeks ago
for the cast.
Mrs. Robert M. Fitzgerald will en
tertain at cards and give an informaj
supper Tuesday evening.
Last evening Mrs. Frederick Cutting
irave an informal bridge party to a
number of the younger married set
who are meeting together fortnightly
fot a grame of cards, followed by sup-
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Knowles. for
merly Miss Ruth , Kales, will take pos
session of their new home at Adams'
point the Saturday following Thanks
g ring. They will Fpend the holidays
• ith the bride's parents. Mr. anJ Mrs.
Martin "\Y. Kales.
Mrs. William Thornton White gave
an elaborate dance tonight in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Ivnowles.
A delightful dance of the evening
was that wliScli Mrs. Edward M.
"Walsh gave in honor of the young
p^oplp of h^r home. Miss Harriet Walsh
and Edward M. Walsh Jr. Fifty of the
younger set were the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Smith with their
three young daughters and Miss Grace
j-pprry are expected to arrive at Arbor
villa tomorrow evening after an ab-
BenCQ of several months in Europe and
at their summer estate at Shelter
island. Mrs. Smith will entertain at
one. of the largest dinners of Thanks
giving day.
Cards have been issued by Mrs-
Frank R. Rich for a large tea on the
afternoon of Monday. November 27, at
ber home 5n Linda Vista.
Tomorrow afternoon Miss Hazel
Hotehkiss will entertain a group of
her fraternity sisters at cards at her
Berkeley home.
The Missionary « - hapter of St. Paul's
rburcb i.s planning its annual sale for
"Wednesday, November 23, the day pre
cedtng Thanksgiving, and is making
extensive preparations for the event,
whirii brings the coffers of the or
frsnizaticn funds for carrying on the
season's work. The sale will open at
l" o'clock in the guild room of the
< -hurch, continuing until » o'clock, pro
viJed the booths are not sold -out by
That tim*. B-side th* comforters,
which are a feature of the hoiiday
f^stival. there will- b» tables devoted
to notions and hand work and a
Thanksgiving booth, -where dainties for
the next day's dinner will be offered,
in- ludSng cakea. pies. canJy, jelHee.
The w^men of the Oakland New Cen
tury club will entertain tomorrow
afternoon at &\ elaborately planned
• ard party in the recently built boys'
gymnasium adjoining their clubhouse
•l Peralta street, Mrs. Robert Watt and
;he board of directors acting as host
esses. The hour is planned as a bene
lit for the gymnasium. Bridge, whist
.'-nd five hundred will be played. \u25a0
STUDENT TELLS OF HIS
THRILLING EXPERIENCES
Former Sailor Writes of At-
tempt to Shanghai Him
BERKELEY, Nov. 18. — Dio Louis
D&wvob, former cou-boy and sailor and
now a junior student at the univer-
Fit'y. has Fubmitted to the university
a unique paper on his experiences when
an attempt was made to shanghai him
on the Pan Francisco water front. He
was not actually carried aboard a sea
going fhip. he declared, but drugged
in an- East street resort, as the initial
step for such procedure.
He writes interestingly of his nar
row escape a* a part of the work of
the etkios department of the univer
sity, and states that he hopes by his
pen to both better the condition of
the sailor and to tell the true . story
of the life <*C the man before the
ma ft. *
The young student himself has had
enough experiences to fill a book. He
was a cowboy in Montana for a year,
then, drifted into the navy, and practi
cally circumnavigated the globe a score
of time?. /
ELECTRICAL WORK TO
BE REGULATED BY CITY
L OAKLtAKD, Nov. IS. — The ordinance
<f.i<i judiciary committee of the city
VV r '-ncil lias recommended an ordinance
fo~comp*»l electrical contractors to civ*»
it surety bond of JltO as guarantee of
th«>ir kork being satisfactory to etn
piov*r<?. .-locordinp to th« buiidinjr law.
City Electrician Babcock appeared to
request regulation of the electrical
• raft, explaining that unsatisfactory
work was done by "floaters" or tramp
workmen. The electricians' union and
several contractors spoke for an alter
native ordinance which would license
contractors at ?50 a year. This meas
ure was opposed by Thomas J. Thomp
son and several other contractors as
unfair.
.MUTES' ASYLUM WILL
HAVE FIRE PROTECTION
BEKKI-LEY, Nov. I?.— The People's
valet' company was granted " permis
sion by the city council today to erect
•a fire hydrant at the corner of Warring
;<nd Parker streets, near the California
institution for the deaf, dumb and
blind, recently visited by fire, which
destroyed .the manual training build
ing. : ; \u25a0.'-£«.-
Although six inch water mains were
]ai.l in the grounds of the institution
they were not connected with the city
water supply and the fire department
had no water to fight the blaze.
The pipes will be connected with the
Warring street main and there will be
a plentiful supply hereafter.
|_jttarriag I Licenses__|
OAKLAND, Not. IS.— The foHotrlne marriage
3ief-nte« wwe Issued today;
WlllJam T Willlfwa. CB, and Gra« !>.
Smith. 24. both of OaVland. •
Harry L. Wlnteri*™. 29. Lo« Aogeles. and
C<lnli Banerrbr. 24. Cement.
Archie S. Moore. 29. Santa Bosa. and Edith
1». Baker. 2ft. Berkeley. , „. .
\ Frank L. Troetor. 42. and Florence A. Ward,
\-. bo»h of Oakland. ,„ - -
Jtoseph Baldaramw, 33, and Camille Slegler,
2?. Iwtli of Alameda. • \u25a0
Cnlrman TV. Day, 2S, Grand Island, Neb., and.
Herrict A. Duncan, 20, Oakland. _ „
Andrew B. steward, 20. aDd Mary T. Uowan.
19. both of Oakland.
William olivcira, 21, aud IdaJ. Gregory, IS,:
p ln>tli ot Bakck-y.
Gladys Gardiner,
Who Will-Appear '
•In Clever /ketch
STUDENTS TO GIVE
VAUDEVILLE SHOW
Fremont High Jinks Benefit
Will Be Best in School's
History
OAKLAND, Nov. IS. — The students of
John C. Fremont high school of Mel
rose are preparing to present a vaude
ville show, the evening of Wednesday,
November 23, in the school auditorium
to secure funds for' the annual Christ
mas Jinks. The jinks are participated
in by students, teachers, parents and
friends, refreshments prepared in the
school cafeteria by the girls being
served at the close of the festivities.
Edward Kitto is managing and di
recting the student vaudevillians, and
rehearsals are being held nightly. The
show promises' to be the best ever at
tempted at the school. The program
follows:
Opening selection h.v the school orchestra:
*onps and danres by I'ajama quartet, composed
ot Clare Woland. Ueorg* Ixwell. Edward Melrin
and Harry Stone. unflVr direction of Mlm A.
Dunhsr. a teacher: musical sketch. "A Little Bit
of nTerythinjr." by Edward Kitto and Charles
Fern; voral solo br Mim ArliDe Armstead. ac
companied by Miss Inee Herry: rketch. "Who Is
Who?" by Ueorge Ixjwell. Edward Kitto. Joseph
Hunter. Miss Gladys Gardiner. Miss Mabel Fur
tsdo, under direction of Robert Harrison of Ye
Liberty playhouse; intermission, selections by
orchestra: sketch. "The Swell Cracksman," Jo
Hunt and Carlton Dechlessen : sketch, "The
Mouse Trßp," by Miss Mabel Fnrtado aDd Ed
ward Kitto: "Fremont's Famous Beauty Chorus,"
composed of Miss Roth Slaran, Miss Gladys Gar
diner, Miss Mabel > Furtado. Miss May Miller,
Miss Florence Simpkins. Mis* AMna dv Mont,
Ned H»rold. Gilbert Ridean. Charles Fern. Virgil
Price, Mills Hoff and George Lowell in "Just a
Little. Ring from You." "Sagar Moon* and other
songs iind dances, directed by Edtrard Kitto;
exit inarch, by orchestra.
CHURCH ORGANIZATION
CONDEMNS "BEER BUST"
Alameda County Sunday School
Convention Protests
ALAMEDA, Nov. IS. — Resolutions
condemning- the custom of the sopho
more class of the University of Cali
fornia in holding annual "beer busts"
were adopted by the Alameda County
Sunday School association in conven
tion here today. The organization urged
the abolishment of the use of intoxi
cating liquors of any kind from all
university functions.
The association elected officers this
afternoon as follows:
President, Rev. Lerl Gregory, reflected; Tice
pr*fiid*-nt. \V. M. Murray of Alameda; cor
responding sppretarj-. Miss Ellse A. Lake: r«»
eordinj? peoretarv. Alexander Grinton of Ala
mMa: tr«a«jrer. A. W. Brandt; elementary su
perintendent, Mrs. S. W. Smith; home depart
ment superintendent, J. W. Leiter: adult bible
cla*ft superintendent,' Will H. Brown; teachers*
tralnlnc school superintendent, Mrs. A. J. Bur
gher of Alameda.
The association held a banquet this
evening at the Hotel Metropole in Oak
land.
BURGLARS BREAK INTO
STORES IN CLAY STREET
Thieves Obtain .Jewels From
Montecito Avenue Home
OAKLAND, Nov. 18. — Two Clay street
stores, between Tenth and Eleventh,
were entered last night by burglars,
who carried away money and goods
valued at $50. The thieves entered the
Elliott grocery at 1012 Clay street first,
prying open a rear window. They rifled
the telephone coin. box arid the cash
register, then broke through an iron
grating into Walter Meese's hardware
store. 1014 Clay street.
W. E. Griffith's home, 57 Montecito
avenue, was also broken into by burg
lars, who got $45 worth of Jewels.
Nothing was obtained by thieves
who entered J. TV. McComb's dwelling,
prying open a rear window.
CITY CAN NOT COMPEL
USE OF LARGE MAINS
No Law Offers Course Against
Water Company
OAKLAND, Nov. 18.— City Attorney
John W. Ftetson has Informed the city
council that the municipality has no
lawful way of compelling the water
company to lay larger mains in dis
tricts which lack flre protection be
cause of the insufficient water supply.
The city attorney's opinion was sought
when the manufacturers along the
tidal canal In East Oakland petitioned
for hydrants. It was found that the
mains were too small to supply hy
drants and the council sought a method
ofotJtalning larger pipes. Stetson said
that because of court decisions there
was no procedure open to ths city..
Don't Persecute
your Bowels
Cut out caiWtia and wrgathna. TW afetriai
— kanh — unnecc«sry. Try .
CARTER' 3 LITTLE^^^^
UVER PILLS jsgBs(l^^
Purely Teset«Ue. Aa ' '"' ' "i*
C<mtly o» the Lrer. »VADTFff^
dtamutt bile, and JUSSSMJR WHK I Lr\ J
,oothtlhetWie»t«>|^^^^» BBITTLE
membruiect HIVEP
Sick'HcalacWi aid I»«i«e»t»«i, v tmSaa* bow. '
Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Pric*
Genuine must bear, signature.
-THE^SAyxO^^^
LITTLE WORKERS
HELP DOLL SHOW
Girls Take Active Part in the
Preparations for West Oak=
land Home Festival
OAKLAND, Nov. IS. — The Little
Workers, an auxiliary of the West
Oakland home, met this afternoon to
complete plans for their booth, which
is to be one of the attractive features
of the doll show. /
This organization of young girls
cares for the tiny babies of the home
and accomplishes much good in a quiet,
unassuming way. Among those actively
interested in the work are:
\iiri y\»ric Erne Miss Hazel Mann
Miss Kuth Wolf Miss Dorothea Mecse
Miss (ilartjrs Hawkett Miss Alma Mee.se
Miss Helen Abrnlisrason Miss > Florence M.
Miss Florence Matbews - Holmes
Miss Lillian Bart J Miss Lillian Gard
! Miss Helen Mchrmann is a past
president of the Little Workers and
one of its most devoted members'.
Mrs. J. W. Umphred, who will serve
lemonade at the doll show, will be
assisted by Mrs. ; William Kent and
Mrs. Henry Huf Schmidt. An Inviting
refreshment room will be in charge of
Mrs. John Laughland, who will have
the assistance of a number of prom
inent members of the West Oakland
home and of the Little AVorkers.
SALOON KEEPER TO
REMOVE SPITE FENCE
Counciltnen Settle a Dispute
Between. Neighbors
OAKLAND, Nov. 18. — Adam Kraft, a
saloon keeper, erected a 12 foot .spite
fence between his home and that of
Mrs. L. E. White in Croxton avenue,
near Richmond avenue, for which Mrs.
White had him summoned before the
lecense committee of the city council
last night to explain why he should
not lose his liquor license for his bar
room in Park avenue, six miles from
the homes and the spite fence.
Kraft promised to cut the fence down
to six feet in height before next Mon
day.
Mrs. White agreed to have covered
several black drain pipes down the side
of her house, to which Kraft had ob
jected.
STREET IMPROVEMENT
IN ANNEXED DISTRICT
City Council Appropriates Cash
for Oiling Highways
OAKLAND, Nov. 18. — The auditing
and finance committee of the city coun
cil has recommended the passing of an
ordinance authorizing the board of
public works to award a contract for
oiling streets in the annexed district.
l*he council will appropriate $3,000
out of the public betterment fund for
the purpose. *
The work was recommended by Com
missioner of Streets Howe, who has
arranged for the continuance of the
improvement until the streets of the
entire annexed district are either
standard paved or waterproofed. \u25a0
ATLANTIC OCKAX TRAVEL
AMERICAN LINE
Plymouth — Cherbourg — Southampton
Philadelphia— Queen.itoTrn— Liverpool -.
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
Nctr'York — London Direct
HOLLAND-AMERICAN LINE
New York — London — Paris — Rotterdam
Via Plymouth and Boulogne-Sar-Uer
RED STAR LINE
A'eTT York— Dover— Ant-werp— Parl»
WHITE STAR LINE
New York— Queenstonn — Liverpool •
r:.V.-Plymouth-Cherbonrs-Southasnpton
Iloaton — flueenstown — Liverpool
"Scrr York and Boston to
RiVIERA-ITALY-EGYPT
The Azores, Madeira, Gibraltar,' Algiers,
Villefranche, Genoa, Naples, Alexandria
Romanic....... Nor. 301 Romanic Mar. 13
Canopic Dec 7JCretlc ....Mar. SO
Bomanle Feb. 4|
•CEDRIC (21.035 tons) Jan. 11. Feb. 22
•CELTIC (20.904 tons).. ..Jan. 25, Mar. 8
•Largest steamers to the Mediterranean
WHITE, STAR-DOMINION
-• Canadian Service Mall Steamer*
Montreal— Quebec— Liverpool
Weekly Sailing*. The Scenic Route to
Surope
NEW S. S. LATJRF.NTIC A MEGANTIC
Largest and Most Modern Steamer* on the St
Lawrence. \u25a0 -
WEST INDIES CRUISES
Spanish, Main— Panama Canal
Jan 28 C C NFW YOPK 31
March4 3 ' 3 ' I>ICVV * V 1^ 1^ Days
G. K. KOEPPEL Passenger Agent Faciflo Coast,
319 Geary street, opposite St. Francia .
Hotel, San Francisco.
I U— . 1 1 ~\ I Gibraltar I
North s
Berman E l»*
- - _ Australia
LlO¥U LONDON
*—^— #— \u25a0 . Parla, Bremen . .
I LONDON PARIS BREMEN*!
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS
10A.91. _ . lOA.M.
ExprewSamr^. --^Si^M&S*
K'prnz W"m..NOT.2OfK. I.uiKe.!Sat..l»ec.' i7 ;
•Cansell Dec. 1 *Rhein I>ec. 22
Frd"l» <1. Gr..l)ec. 8 'Neckar .. . .Dec. iS>
K. Wni. d. G. D. 13 G.Wasli. ...Jan. 3
\u2666Bremen direct. * ?'• •
SATURDAYS 1 1 A. M.
GIBRALTAR. ALGIEKS;XAPLES, GENOA
KoenlK Albert Dec.3!'Bcrlin (new) Jnn. 7
P Irene . ..Pec. IOIK. Luiso ...Jan. 2.>
•Omits Gibraltar , I \u25a0\u25a0.'.;\u25a0
\VirelM« anrt Bunm*rtne HiimMs. •;;.".
Independent Arrtuiirt-tbe-Wortd.Tour*.
TraVelerV Checks Good All Over the World. V.
QBMUCHB A CO..Cen. Agta.n B'wny.X.T.
Robert Capelle. G. A. P. C, 150 Powell_at.;
opposite St. Frsneiß hotel, San Francisco. Tele-
phone— Kearny 4704. _
FRENCH LINE
CIB. GLE. TBANSATLANTIQUB ; v
DIRECT; LINE TO HAVRE-— PARIS
Sallinc* Every, Thursday and Saturday.: :' *
La Tonraiae.NoT. 24 .La * Savcie. . . '. .Doo. S:,
La Bretajne. .Dec. 1 \ La" Lorraine.. Sec. 15
\u25a0J. EXTRA SAILINGS.
These steamers carry one class (II) [ cabin C
paesengera only. • . • \u25a0 \u25a0 ;- ..-;'
Caxolln* . . .".N ov. 26 Nlaeara .....Dec.^lo '•
Chicago Nor. 28 La Gascosno.Dec. 10
\u25a0•'.- FCGAZI 8R05.," Pacrflc; Coast . Managers^
630 Montgomery street, San Francisco. Cabin r
Office. 685 Market street - \u25a0-. -/;--.:
Canadian Taeiflc Empress lins of Steajaers
•ailing > weekly I between Montreal ) aad I Liverpool.
Wlreleaa on all steamers. Ask any ticket agent,
or write Z. E. PZHK, Q. A., Palace Hotel. Ban
Frauclsco. ; .• ;. ' •••.; • . \_"j.
Helen MeHrmann,,
Past President of
Charity Society
RECORDS SHOW: BERKELEY
DIVORCEE IS MARRIED
Mrs. Florence M. Brock Wife
of Paul Hunt, Engineer .
BRRKELEY, Nov. 18.— The county
records. of Santa Cruz show that Paul
H. Hunt and Mrs. Florence 11. Brock,
divorcee of this city, were married by
Rev. A. Lyle de Jarnett June 29, 1909.
thus ending the controversy : which ; has
been waged by the girl's mother on the
one side and Mrs. Hunt on the other.
Mrs. Clark nsserted that her daughter
was Hunt's wife, while Mrs. Hunt de
clared she was not and should know.
The announcement of the wedding
was made, by Mrs. Clark for family
reasons and . the denouement did not
•meet with the approval of her daugh
ter.. She left the Clark home in Stuart
street and has not as yet returned.
Her sister, Miss Grace Clark,' said that
she did not know when- she would re
turn.
Mrs. Hunt was a bride at' 17 and a
divorcee at 20. She is now a wife
again at 22. Her husband is expected
to come here for the Christmas holi
days from' Mexico, where he is pursu
ing his profession as a' mining ' en
gineer. He was a graduate from the
university with the class of 1906 and
is said to have wealthy parents. . '
FACIFIO OCEANTBAVGL
\u25a0^*t"s~^». Steamers leave from Broad-
. /^vP^-^ffl^ way Wharves (Piers 9 and
f3.y\JBS?2ZSi \"A I»w rate*, including berth
A V X^^^liJ Special Round .Trip Rates.
V^* L6S ANGELES
>3£fiS>AS^ SA3V DIEGO v
1^ »SAIVTA BARBARA
Pre5ident..... ........ ..N0v. 21, Dec. 6, 4 p. m.
G0vern0r.. ..............%... ...N0v.,28, 4 p. m.
Queen V Dec. 14, 11 a. m.
\u2666Santa, Rosa Nov. 24, Dec. 2, 10) 11 a. m.
•Only steamer calling at Santa Barbara.
SEATTLE < DIRECT), TOWNSEXD
TACOMA, VICTORIA,' VANCOUVER
Connecting at Seattle tor Skagway, Dawson, Fair.
banks and all points on the Yukon. |
Governor Nov. 1», 2 p. m.
President. Nov. 27, 2 p. m.; Dec. 11, 11 a. m.
Pueb1a...:....N0v. 22, 2 p. m.; Dee. 7. 11 a. m.
Queen "\u25a0 -Dec. 2, 2 p. m.
EUREKA (HUJIBOLDT BAY)
Topeka Not. 19, 23, 29, Dec. 4, 9, 11 a. m.
GUAY3IAS, MAZATLAN, LA^ PAZ
EXSENADA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO
SAN PEDRO, ETC.
Curacao. 7th of each month, 12 m.
LEAVE SEATTLE
ALASKA CRUISES 1011
Spokane. .June 14, 28; July 12, 26; Aug. 9; 9 p.m.
Bight reserved to change this schedule.
TICKET OFFICES — Palace .Hotel. > 653 Msrket
6L, 16 Market et. and Broadway, Wharf.
Telephone Kearny 492.
OAKLAND— II2O Broadway. Tel. Oakland 5680.
C. D. DUNANX. General Passenger Agent.
S AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN
STEAMSHIPCOMPANY
Tehiiantepec Route
Regular Fa»t Freight Service
NEW YORK TO PACIFIC COAST
PORTS AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,
•ailing from New York every^Blx_days,
making direct connection with Pacific
Bteamers galling from -Salina Cruz,
Mcx every six days for San Francisco.
PACIFIC COAST PORTS vTO \u25a0 NEW
YORK. Also to Mexican and all prin-
cipal European ports under- through
rates and through bills of lading. Sail-
Ings from San Francisco every 12 days.
For ; rates and further particular^ ap-
ply to DEARBORN t & LAPHAM. Gen-
eral 'Agents, 8 Bridge New
York WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO..
General Agftnts, Pacific Coast. .
310 Sansome St.. San Francisco
SEATTLE-TACOMiV
Belllnsham. Anacorteg, Everett, Port Town,
nend. Victoria. Vancouver; and all Alaska
ports. •'.\u25a0'\u25a0 '
S. S. WAT50N. . : . ... .... . . .NOT. 24;
f«. S. BUOKMANV... :••••• •' .N"ov. 30
S. S. ADMIRAL 5AM1'50N ...:.... . .Dec. 6
LOS ANGELES DIRECT
J«, P. 8UCKXrAK: ................... Not. 24
S. S. AHMIRAr- SAMPSON.... .Nov. 30
S. S. AVATSON . . . ._.'. •-•••• I>cc. 6
Alaska>Paciflc Steamship Co.
TICKET OFFICES:
General Agent's office. V Howard street
wbarf No. 3. Ticket office. M Market street
and (US Market street - - :
Sailings from Howard str<«et wharf No." 3.
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY -
S. 8. Nippon Maru; . I:': • Tn««day, \ Vor.i 22, ': 1910
S. S. Chiyo Maru . (via Mani1a) ............
«•.'....•;... ;.: v.'.'....:•.'. '.'....:•.'. Tuesday, Dee. 20, 1910
8. S. Tenyo Maru.. about Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1911
' i Steamer* nail from company's piers, Nos. 42,
44, near foot of Second street, at 1 p. m., for
VokohaniH aud Oonskone, calling at Honolulu.
Kobe (Hiogo) . and \u25a0 Nagasaki and Shanghai and
connecting • at '• . Hongkonß with ; steamers -1, for
Manila, India, etc. No carso received on board
on day of sallins... Round trip tickets at reduced
rates.-"- V;:~,'. .v \u25a0'". \u25a0\u25a0"-;- : " '- \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0' ' ; '\u25a0' ' -\u25a0\u25a0•:-\u25a0-\u25a0-\u25a0-.'.-.
For freight > and . passage - «pplr at office, 240
James Flood building. ' • • W. H.- AVBRY.V
. .. . Aaalttant ; Geperal Manager.
TAHITI* AND SEW ZEALAND — S. S.
:i' Marlposa . sails .-Us «. m., Nov.; 22.V , - , :
i Special - Tahiti round trip, 1 $135. ? first > class. \
nnVflf II! IT *S. S." Sierra' (10.000 tons dis-
.uUnULUUi placement) sails 11 a. m., Dec.
' 131 3 -1010. Special I round ! trip, $110, -first \u25a0 class."
OCKANin UNR..gT3_Marketv_tglj:<»arny.l2aii
liniini 11 1 11 S. S. ? Lurila; ? (13,000 tone) Vails
KIINIIIIII II uoou. Dec. 7. for Honolulu and
nUIiULULU Kahului. > v - -
\u25a0 S S ' Wilhelmlna r (13,800 tons) . sails ' aada,
•* : "*i Nov.; 23, "for; Honolulu and HUo. Uound trip
to Honolulu, * first class. JllO and up. ' - •
MATSON NAVIGATION CO.. •'
.._-_ . w . 26S : Martetr.St.;. ._.-_:..
SIX YEAR OLD GIRL GETS
A $383,288 ESTATE
-OAKLAND, Nov. lS.i-The inventory
and appraisement; of the estate of 6
year old Florence M.Boardman, daugh
ter of the late Joseph BoarJman, was
filed, today, accounting for property
worth $383,288.62. :: This property con
sists'of. 940,000 ml cash and of real es
tate in many states and'in many coun
ties.in: this state.- The child's mother,
Blanche ,Walksr : ,Boardman, is .her
guardian. ";.*;\u25a0: . . " '
f mfismFT fyprfss ,^^^^^Ki
l t THE-.OPEN WINDOW '^BB^M^Hfll^
1 WINTER WAY EAST
RAILWAY TRAVEL
dgSSj&K Schedule Effective
ffi£sBl November 1 ; 1910
\®J<»4r \u25a0 UNION FERRY DEPOT
V^s£UJ^ \u25a0 San Francisco ' ' \u25a0'•
Leav< | . . Via Sausalito I Arri'va
7-45 a Petaluma. Santa Rosa. Headls-
burg, Cloverdale, Ukiab. Wll-
' llts. Sherwood. •Guern#ville.
•Monte RJo, "Duncan Mills,
• : - Sebastopol .... «:!» p
B*ls a ••Sonoma. »*Glen Ellen t5:33 p
8 :15 a Pt. Reyes, Camp Meeker, * Caia-
dero ..•.." • t6:35p
18:45 a Petaluma. Santa Roes. Healds- _
- bunr Cloverdale. Guerneville,
: Monte R4o, Duncan Mills t':S5 P
10 45 a Petalnms. Santa R05a. .......... 4:35 p
D Pt. Reyes. Camp Meeker (leaves
• from Caxader0):..;...'........ *T:osp
3-15 p Petaluma. ' Santa Rosa. Healds-
burg. Cloverdale.: Uklah. Guer- . .
nevllle, Monte Rio. Duncan
• Mills, Sebastopol "..... 11 :05 *
4:45 p Sonoma. GUn EUen...........;. 9:35 a
5:15 p Petaluma. Santa Rosa.". 8:85 a
ELECTRIC STJBXTRBAN VIA SATJSALITO -
Blusalito. Mill Valley, San Rafael — Daily
everr 30 minutes from 6:45 a. m. until 8:45
a. m.; hourly until 2:45 p. \u25a0m. (except the 2:45
n m does not run to San Rafael on Sundays).
th»n *3-15 d m. and every 30 minutes until 8:43
Dm then 7:45. 9:48 p. m.. and 12:01 a. m.
P 'yairfax-Leaves t6:45, t7:15, 8:15. 8:45.
B-4B^o-45. 11:45 a. m.. 12:45, 1:43. 2:45, *: 15,
3-45 4:15. 4:45. 5:15. 5:45. 6:15. 6AS, 7:45.
9-45 d. m.', 112:01 a. m. .
(Sin Quenttn ria San Rafael— B:4s a. m., 1:45
P Tiburon and Belvedere, via Ba.usa.lito — Week
dars' 6-45 7:45. 8:45, 19:30 a. m., 12:45, 3:15,
4-15 5:15. 6:15 p. m., f $12:01 a. m. SunOhys—
«-45 7:45 8:45, |9:30, 10:45. 11:45 a. m., 12:45,
1 : 45 3:15, 4:15. 5:15. 6:15 p. m.. 12:01 a. m.
'•Sundays irrive 7:35 p. m. ••Sundays arrive
7-05 p. m. tßxcept Sundays. JSundays only.
ISaturUays only. |Tiburon direct. " HXbursdays
only. \u25a0 \u25a0
Pacific transfer company's agents are author-
lied to cheek baggage direct from residence.
MUIR WOODS /&Sjl&
MT. TAMALPAIS^I||if
VIA SAUSALITO FCRBY
UNION CCPOT, FOOT OF MARKET STREET
Bound Trip from San Franritao. %UP V
It.sm Frwcbct ; U.MilrWnfc It. luaitiit
Weekly Sunday Weekday Sanday Weekday Sunday
9:45 a 8:45 a t 7:20 a 11 :50* 7:20s 10:40 a
1:45p 9:45 a 1:40? 112:60» -'VW \u25a0 IJ : i8 a
* 4:45P 10:45 a 2:40p 1:50p 4:48p j:4op
..../ 11:45* 4:50p 2:50p * 9:00p 2:40p
...... 1:46r ...... 3:60 p....... 3:40p
...... 2:45 M ....?. 4:40 p.....I 4:40p
• Saturday §. t Mondays. \ Mt. Taraalpais only.
t; ;\ n « \u25a0 < Sau»alito Ferry— Tel. Kearny 4980 .
Ticket Offices} 87 4 Market— Tel. Douglas 4407
General Office-rMiU Valley. California, TeKMill Valley 81
lOTtn »t luait'iii" id "Wilr In" in tints uu far graft
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY
F. S. Stratton, Receiver. Depot 12th and Mlsiion.
Ltare Ban Francisco — *9 a. m., 6:20 p. m.
Leave Arleta— 6:lo a. m.. t1:55. J2:25 p. m.
Leave Tunltas Glen— tt:3o. t2:00 p. m.
.•Stare for San Gregorio and Pescadero.
- All • trains .: dallj r except tweek daya, only;
only. \u25a0••.-- \u25a0 \u25a0 _
* BAT AND INTGRURBAN ROUTES
IV^eisTßnilßVy^irjyiiieJo. Norn. St.Helena
- Boats leave 7:00, 0:45 a. m , 12130. 3:20.
C:00. 8:30 p.m. Mesla a la Carte.
Dock and office. North ' En d. Ferry Bnildlni,
, • fftonet; Kearay 406 ; Borne C 47087^7
ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL '
Jnr l^t Cruises de Lnxe^^T,
fVnrmda — Cuba — Jamaica vre«c indies
iTonTlWrnate Salnrdaya by Was* r»di« Mail
. f- SUiuncn and Intervenln* Saturdays by th«
SANDERSON & SON, 21-24 SUte Street. If.V.
* T^"*i49 La Salle st.rCbioa«o.:<
. Thos- Cook ft Sons r 689 Market st. - \
' PACIFICOCEAX TRAVEL ;
\u25a0 New 1 TbrouEn Passenger '\u25a0 and Freight Service
f .^ w :-%* -V~* v . ; Witbout Cbange. " „ - . v. »V
SAN-FnAXCI?COi TO i WELLINGTON; N. Z..
"*5 VIAiTAHITI AND RABOIOSGAv- £
S, • S. MAITAI (8,398 tons) 5ai15 . ....... .Pec. 14
8. s!aOEANGI (4,868 tons) saUs. ;.:...; Jan. ll
; SaUlufs every. 28 days: eonnecthnrat Welling,
ton and Auckland tor : New Zealand porU - and
'Australia. • ' ~-~ \u25a0\u25a0'/'-:'- —*-•">\u25a0 >' ;; , '•-*- '." -".- _ •' \u25a0
OCEANIC S. S. Co.i General 'Agents/ 80 CTay st.
Ticket ; Office,*. 673 Market st. : TeL . Kearny, 1231
PIONEER; WOMAN
IS CRITICALLY ILL
BERKELEY,: Nov. IS.— Mrs. Eliza
beth H. Spear, S3 years of age, well
known pioneer of Berkeley, and mother
of Charles H. Spear, former president
of the state board of harbor commis
sioners, is critically ill and little hope
is >ield for her recovery. Mrs. Spear,
a native of Boston, came to this state
nearly 60 .years ago. Her husband was
a well known physician.
RAILWAY TRAVEL :
- TRAIHS LEAVE AHD ARE DUE TO ARRIVE FROM NOVEMBER 14. 1918
VIA OAKLAND PIER VIA COAST LINE
Leave (Foot of Markn Street) • * Arrive Leave . (Third aad Townaead Streets) Arrm
2.15 a Num. Tracr, Latkrop. Etcekton, t5. 1 0« Vileada Street. Oeeaa View. Cobua,
Lodi. Gait, Eik Grove. Jaeramato.. 11.13. Cemeten« Baden. Saa 8ra.0... t5.33.
6.40t Hayirar J. Nfle*. Saa Jose. .' 7.08 a 6\3oa &uth ban Fnnnsco. &a Jose Gdroy.
7.00« Richmond. Port Coato. Benicia. Emsua. ) <H°H>rt«>. Sarsrat. Psjaro. 'Watooa-
Dixoa.34C«aeato, Roaeville. Marys- } 7.28p I ville.&nto Cm 5. .................. 7«Jp
, vflle. Bedding. Dua smnir.. ...-....../ 10.38 i 7.10 a South Sin Frannseo. Palo Alto. Saa
7.00 a Dmira. Vacavßle. Rumsey. 7.26p _ .^J I **/ b *|f MM t "x V *Zi2L
7JWa Davis. Woodland (Marysville. Oro- i 7.10 a Mayfidd, Los Altos, L05 f0tM....... t7.20»
viUe), Wflliams. Maiweß. Wfllows. 8.-00* Shore L«a Lun>ted-Pi» RobJes
HanStoa. Cornmt. Red Bluff 7.28p Hatfipnnu. Santa Barbara. Los
740 a Vallejo. Napa. (Mij toga. BaaU Roaa, Anjde5.. ....... ...... i ...... i j... 8^0?
Martinei •• • • 8C8 P BJBS* The Coaster— San Jote, Paiiro (Wat-
7.40a Avon.SaaßaßioaMiveVmore 6.48p sonjOle. Santa Cm*). Cartroville.
' 7.40 a Nfles, Pleassaton. LiTfnnore. Tracy. i (Dd Monte. Stonterer.PaofieGrOTe).
Utarop. Stockton Lodi. Sacramento. 7.28s : Saliaas. Sol edad Pa« Robles Hot
7.40 a Tracy. Los Bano*. Kennan. Fresno. 4iBs Springs, San - Low Coupo. burf.
B.ooa Newark (Centerrilla) , Saa Jose, Los (looppe). Santo Barbara, \entnra.
Gates. Wright, Felton (Boclder Oinard Los AneeJe5.......... .... IMS*
Creek) Santa Crus B. 48» & 1 0a Mayneld, Los Altos. Los Gates, bright.
: aZOa Port CosU, ifartin es. Byron. Traey. Gleawood(Bonld« Creek). gsntaCros.
Stoektoa, Merced. Fresno. Goahea Wataoavflle. Castr ovule. Dd Montef
JuacUon (Hanford. Armona). Visalia, Moaterey. Pacific Gr0ve. ....... ... . 9-00»
Portervflle. Bakerefi dd 4.48» 9J)Oa Saa Jow. Gilroy. Sslmas. l«asn .Robles
*20a Yosemm Vaßsy via Merced. 4^Bs Hot Spnaw. San LuisOKsco—
9.00 a Niles. (Sib.Josb). Livermore. Stockton Tres /nos— WabonvnTe. «nta
(*Jiilton), Valley Spring, lone. Sacra- Cnu. Del Monte. Monttrey. Pscifia
mea to 458» Grove 4XOf
9J)Oa Soaora", Tuolumna and Ange15.....'... 4.25p 11408 South S»n Fraacbco. Burlinpnie, San
9.00» AtUatio Express— Sacramento, Trie- Mateo. Palo Alto. Saa Jose T«.3Ca
' k«. Ogdea. Salt Lake Gty. Denver. 10.40 a Los Altos. MonU Vista. Los Gates.. {
- Kaasas aty. Omaha, Chicago B£Bs \u0084,_.., . _ . ... r . « l - IIl »
9.40 a Richmoad, Port CosU. MartiMS, 11.30 a Valeaoa. Street. Oceaa \msw. Cohsa.
Bay Point ........... tJDSf ' Cemeteries. Baden. Saa Broao U3P
10.20 a VaUejo Mare' lslaai Napa ll^fia 11.40 a South Saa Fraaei«co. San J05e....... tB^Ca
|ot2oa Los Augdes Passenger— Port Costa. 2.00» Dd Moate Express— Saa Jose. Gihoy. . %r .
MarUnes. Byroa, Tracy. Stockton. f?^*?* (^atsonville. SaaU Crus).
Merced. Fresao. (Hanford. Coalings, Dd Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove.
Visilia,) BakersSdd. Los Angdes.... 7ABf (aahaas).. ................. 12.30 a
10.40 a S»a Fraaeisco Overland Limited^ Zosp bouth Saa Frsa Cisco. Pato Alto. Saa
SSEcSS!..!^-..^..^* 5.28, riO3.liS W Aitos;-McaUV^VLcVGVto 9 ::: tLS
11201 e^limited-Portlsßd. Taco^ 3.00, South ggj^ % *£^ la|fl|
liOOn Goldadd Pass.— Port Costa. Benicia. 3.00, Watsonville. Eanta Crus. CastroviHe.
Sacramento, Truekee, Hcsea. Wa- Dd Moate. Monterey. Pacific Groje. l»-ICs
buska (Yerinston. Mason), Mina, 3.15? S»ata Clara. West Sub Jose, Los Gates. '
&h.(Sldfdd, 'LawaTed "._ 7^«a Wrfeht. (Uoolder Creek). SsnU Cn.^ 10.3C3
fl2j»Dn Davis. Yolo, Wflliams. Colusa June- 4J», Sunaet Express — Tuewn. Des«n«.
tion Willows 2.48« D Paso. Honston. New Orleans.
Marysville, Chioo. Red Bluff 4^B» Paso Robles Hot Snugs. Eaa Luis
l^0» NUes, Irviagtoa. Saa Jose 2.48p . Obispo. SaaU Barbara aad Los
1.40»8an Leamfro. Nfles. Ceatervflle.f BXBa Aagele*. 055»
. • Newark, Baa J05e..!?...... • 7.48, 4JJO, Kaasas Qty. St. Lows. Chicago 10.58 a
ZOO, Newark, Saa Jose. Los Oatos, Wright,. , \u25a0 4.20? South Saa Fraaeisco. Ean J0w..... ... 19XC«
Fdtoa (Bouldsr Creek). SaaU Crus.. O.BEp t5.05a Bariinsame, San Mateo. Palo Alto.
2.40b Saa Leandro. Nil es. Saa Jc5e......... 9.28 a - Saa Jose and Way SUtkws 9,15s
3.00, Bsnicn. Winters. &» cram ento— Wood- t^-ZOp Redwood. Pjlo Alto, San Jow. I.JC|
had. Kaigbts Landing. Tudor. Yuba fs^3, Los Altos. Montajuta. Los Gates... \^O%
Qty Marvjville U. 10.48» t5.20p Burlinzame, Saa Mateo. San Jose 3^s|
3.20, Port Costa (3toekton). Martines. T5.30, Loop— Valeatia Street^ Oeeaa View.
Byron. Modesto. Merced. Fresno.. liOBp • CemetenM, So u«» Ean Francisco. M
3.48 a Vi> Saunlito. West Naoa Bt. fidesa, 231 Street. 3d snd Townsead tb.«C»
(SlittogV . ... .. . .VVV lO3Ba 5.40, Saa Bruno. Eaa IMteo. Redwood. Pato f V 2S.
4.00p Vailsjo. Napa. Calistoga, SaaU Rosa, _ Alto.Saata aara. Eaa Jose \ 7.35 a
Mattine».sTa Ramon. Livermore... 958 a :5.40p Los A1t0^L05Gate5.^.... ......... :9.45i
4J)O, Niles (Centervflle. Newark). Liver- i 1028 a *t«J», M£btae. S»a Mateo. Palo Alto, May-
more. Tracy. Stockton. Lndi......V H-18, Jdd; Los Alto^ Los Gatos ........ taOOs
4.40, Saa Leandro. Hayward. NHes. Pleas- tSJJo, 2|i Street.^ yis.Uc»n^Soutl. Saa
antoa.. Livermore, Tracy. -Newman, Frsacwco. Valeacta Str-et tJ.lBi
Kermaa. Fresno r. ..' 11.18, 8.30, South Saa Fraa o»co. Eaa Jose 8.45|
6J)Ob VaUejo, Port CoiU, Benlda, Sacra- 8.00, pc Lark-Paso Roblea Hot Spriaga,
raento. liacola. Marvivßle. Orovflle. 1128 a Saata Barbara. Los Ange1e5......... 9.30
B00» Davis. Woodland. Yolo, Arbuekfc, 105, Lot Angles Pawn (rw-Gilror.Salaas,
Williams. Colusa Junction. Willows. . 10.38, , - Paso RoW<w Hot Springs. Saa Loia
BJO, Russdl. San Jose. Los Gatos.. 958 a Obiipo, SaaU Barbara and Lot
6.20» Saa Leandro. NUes. Saa Jose. 7.48 a ft3ta
6JW, Owl Limited— Los Angeles B.oBa 10.00, San Jose, and Way EUUoss - 7.201
&40, Eastern Express— Ogden. Pueblo, Den- 'V V • '.45p South Saa Fraanseo. Palo Alto. Saa I ,7>, 7 >J S »
.. ver. Ksasas aty, St. Louis. Chicago. Jose... 1110.30,
Port CostV Benieia. Sacramento. • — ——— — —
e.4op 'iZSSS \u25a0Sffi'SS.' iiivr.::: &9& 9 LOCAL FERRY tra"*»~vu -?i».
17.00? Vallejo. Port Coita. . Martines, - Bay To Oakland. Barkslsy, B«rryman. Eatt Oakland an*.
Pointand Way Stations JII.IBp Frultvala— Daily— From J.CO ajn^ aad every tweatj
7.40, Richmor.-l, Port CosU, Martiaea, miautes uatil 7.00 pjn. iadusive: then 7.10. 8.20.
Cornwall. Byroa. Tracy. Stocktoa... 12.48, 9.00. 9.40. 10.29. ' 11.00. ll.« PJU 12.20 sac
8.20, ors?oa Express — Davis. (Saersmen to), 1.20 a.m.
. WUlaws, Redding, Ashland. Portland. - '• «.•.«.»'»
Tacoaia Seattle. 5p0kan5. ......... 9i38« To Sither tni Melrew via Stvtntb St.— Da2v— From
9.00» China aad Janaa Fast Ms2-Ojd<m. ?•«> «. I »- *** «?*; twenty mmuUs «ati| 1 7XO am,
Cheveane. Deaver. Kacsas Qty, indueve. then 7.4U B JO. 9.C0. . 9.40. 10.20. IID.
Oaiha. Chicago...... 2-48p aadlL4opja.
\u0084 Sacramento. Col- StO n,hur»t-D.ilv &«pt Suaday-aOO, 7.C0. BLCO
040a '-''Batesfidd T McmttrVcx*'*MonardL 9.C0 a.m^ 2.3 X 3.C0. 4.00. ica a.40 pjn. Sunday
- ' M0r0nfFd10w. !...?!;.:. .!?^7. B£Ba only 9.00 10.C0 ajn- LOO. 2.C0. 3L£». tOO. SXO.
9.40, Richa»ad. Port" *Costa."Tracy. *M«v 5.40 pjn.
d;sta, Merced. .- Fresno, Haaford. r a Oakland Flrtt St.. Frultvals. Alameaa. via HanesttM
Coalinyt, Vlnlia. Tulara... B^Ba —Daily— Frcra t>-CO, 6.20 aja. aad every tweatj
', 9.40, Hunter's Train — Saturday .only. Saa minutes until E. 20 a.m. iadusive; then 9.CG. 9.2Q
Joss aad Way SUtioas J7^B, IaOQ. ia 20. 11X0. 11.20 a.a».. 12 »o-. 12.20 JjJO. 1.20
11.40, Portland ExpreM— Sacramento, si»rv». 2.C0. 2.2 a 3XO. J. 20, :3L 40 pjn. aad every tweatjx
viH«.Redßl«if.Weed,(Kl»n:ath Falls). minutesnnta 7 p.ns. indusive: 7.40. 8.20. 9.00. 9.4Q
Ashland. Roseburg. Portland, Taco- 10.20. 11.00 and 11.40 p.m.. 12.20 nd L2O fjn.
.-."'na; Seattle....- .\u25a0••• »2^»P Additioaal train to Oakland First St. 2.15 ajn.
HETHERLAWSROUTE— Fron Piciflc Street Whtrf. To West B«rk»!«y— Da3y Except Sunday— Tarn lOC
'. \u25a0 Colliasville. Emmaton. Rio \l*t*. Wetoa. RytJe. Wai- aja. aad every treaty minutts uatilS.2o ajn. iadu-
out GroTe, Vorde.i, 'Court Li ad, Owkibcir. Sacramento. ere; thea 9.00 a.m. and every hour tntil 4XO p.».
. Stsimv Kavaja. leaves S»n Fraaeisco BXO a. m. dally iadasive: then 4.20 pja. aad every treaty mimrtei
except Sunday, stopping at poiata shown, arriving S*e» . uatil 7.C0 p.m. iartasive; then 7.40 p.m., 9L20. 9 -CO
\u25a0 rameato 6:00 p.m. Leaves Sacramento 9XO pja. dairy 9.40. 10.20, 11.00, 11.40 pjn. aad 1120 ».».
;^llo n^ (M —^ m^ te)ftlTiTinB T. WtH BsrkeHt-Scadav, only-Fron *.0d gj^
p.m. Daily, except Sunday, amxe Eaa Francisco 11.30 ; 9.40. 10.20711X0, IL4O
p^ ;' — - — : — _2,, — pja.andlia)aja.
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY —From San Francisco, To Cortln— DaSy Except Sunday— Prom ICO ajn. aad
Market Strtet Wharf— Dafly — Hourly from (LOO eTerT 20 minutes until 8.20 a.m. taduatro. then
ajn. to 9.00 p.xn., indusire. ' '^SBMB OXO. 10.C0 a.m.. IICO m., l.Cfl. 2.00. UDQ. i.CO. 4.20,
;-— : — : — H : : 140, 5.00. 5J20, 5.40 aad SXOpj-. /
> LOCAL FERRY TRAIHS-Vla AJamato Pt«r. . " __ J .__ \u25a0 \J,\ a _
To Oakland and Atamida-ttlO, t^<3 a.nu aad tkra T» CarNß-Sondays oaly— FrKnBXo ajv then 9XO
10 aad 45 miautes part the kouruata 7.45 pjn.: then **£; *- 20 «- m - 4ad «r«7 treaty mmntes ontil
8.30, 9.13, 10.00, 1045. 1 180 pjn. aad 12.15 aja. . W» !«»\u2666
To AJameda and fruttvale vta Hortesaoe same as above. To St*eo. Richmond. Pullman— 6Xo am, 5.40 pa» &20pm|
./ C* f° r Morning. : , for Afternoon. : t Sunday ezcepted; \u25a0 - -- . •. « , , -
.' $ Sunday only.'-. S Saturday and Sunday only; "-, " . Union Traatfer Co. authoriaed to chsek rVprm
» ' V aSunday and Monday oaly. - direct Iron* residence. \u25a0- \/ - »
(FIRM WANTS TO
WITHDRAW A BID
ALAMEDA. Nov. 18. — Discovering
that they made a mistake of $9,000 In
their figures. Powell Brothers have
petitioned the board of education tb
allow them to xctthdraw from the con
tract to do the carpentering work on
the new "Washington school, to fte
erected at the corner of Eighth street
and Santa Clara, avenue. New bids will
be invited If Powell Brothers are per
mitted to withdraw : \u25a0 '\u25a0 \ :•<:•',
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