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VOLUME CIX.— 147.
NONPARTISAN
COMMITTEES TO
SUPPORT ROLPH
Municipal Conference Executive
Authorizes Brandenstein to ;
Select Members
Eighteen Assembly Districts to
Be Organized for Work
at Once
By GEOPGE A. VAN SMITH
The establishment of central non
partisan organizations In the eighteen
assembly districts is to be the Imme
diate work of tho municipal confer
ence of 1911, which stands sponsor for
the candidacy!of James Rolph Jr.
At a meeting of the executive com
mittee of the conference held In the
Mills building yesterday afternoon
Chairman li. V. Brandenstein of the
campaign committee was authorized to
select the members of that committee
and his appointments made a start
upon the'work of organizing the city
for Rolph. -
Rolph was present but took no part
ln the discussion. He will take no part
In the selection of the committeemen
who are to he in general command "of
the conference campaign. The campaign
committeemen probably will not all be
members of the municipal conference.
Chairman Brandenstein is at liberty to
go outside the ranks of the conference
for his aids on the committee, and the
committee is at liberty to exercise an
untrammeieij judgment in the selection
of a campaign manager.
SUPERVISORIAL PROBLEM
The question of supervisorial indorse-r
ments and the time for making such
indorsements will he taken up at a
meeting of the candidates' committee
to be ailed by I>r. T. W. Huntington
l'ri a day or two.. 1* is announced that
that meeting will be devoted to a dis
cussion of plans and scope of further
proceedings. Translated, that probably
will mean that the candidates commit
tee will make no supervisorial indorse
ments for several weeks, and possibly
not until, the field is filled and filing
lime arrives in August."
While-there has been no authorized
a-nnoiineinent. it is generally under
stood that Rolph will not name any
personal committee for several weeks,
md that he may not name ,«!uch atom
nlttee before the primary election. It
Is believed that ultimately there will
be need for some sort of central com
mittee through which the committees
representing the municipal -conference,
republican and democratic parties, re
spectively, may co-operate.
SOOD GOVERNMENT LEAGUE
The good government league has al
ready started "a movement designed to
levelop a discussion of ways and means
for such co-operation and. if possible,
to establish a basis upon which the
allied organizations may work for the
Indorsement of a complete ticket. The
league lias Issued an Invitation for a
-inference this afternoon to' be .at
tended by five representatives of the
republican county committee, demo
cratic county committee, municipal
conference. Ran Francisco democratic
rlub and good government league.
DEMOCRATS TO CONFER
On behalf of the democratic county
committee the conferes will be Chair
man : Timothy Riordan. Sidney " Van
Wyck, T. W. Hickey. Charles Fay and
Louis Mooser. -
. The probable postponement■ of muni
cipal conference action on supervi
sorial indorsements has not discouraged
the candidates. Each "Jay results-" in
substantial additions to the list of citi
zens willing to sacrlfic j themselves j for
the public good—preferably with the
Indorsement of the. municipal confer
ence, to say nothing.' of Its campaign
organization .and campaign fund.' "'*.
**•Among the latest recruits are .Arnold
Pollok, cigar dealer and manufactur
ers' agent; John J. Oonlon, master
painter; Fred J. McWilliams; , C.. *W.
P.iffee. who was On the municipal
league of republican clubs ticket.two
years ago; John Robß," local manager
for a peninsular rairy concern, and
Frank J. Cooper, an advertising spe
cialist. . * * .*
•CONSUL GENERAL OF
ECUADOR IS DEAD
Doctor Arcentales Succumbs to
• Pneumonia at His Home
Dr. Pedro A. Arcentales.'consul gen
eral of the republic of Ecuador at the
port of San Francisco, died Monday
morning at his home, 1018 Franklin
•street, of pneumonia. The deceased
consular official had been In San Fran
cisco five years and during that period
had made many close friendships In. the
consular corps and among the citizens
of this city.
Doctor Arcentales was 58 years of
.age, a native of Montlcristl in the prov
ince of Manabl. Ecuador. He was a
graduate of the Baltimore dental col
lege, but did not. practice his profes
sion. He Is survived by a widow, who
Is at present in Ecuador, and six chil
dren, who are in this city, Pedro, a
student at the College of Physicians
and Surgeons: Louis, Rebecca, Caesar,
Marie and George.
The arrangements for the funeral
will be announced later. The Inter
ment will be In Ecuador.
MISSION PROMOTERS
PLAN MASS MEETING
Champions of Sutro-Merced
Fair Site Will Speak
Plans were discussed at a" meeting
of the Mission : promotion . association
Monday night for the holding of a mass
meeting in the near future when cham
pions of the Sutro-Merced fair : site
will be- given an opportunity to voice
their sentiments.
A. 8.-Maguire. Rev. D. O. Crowley!
and P. ißroderick.'were appointed as a
committee "to start a movement for the
consolidating of ";- the .peninsula cities
to secure lower railroad rates. A res
olution was adopted urging the . board
of public works to complete the 'Nine-
teenth- avenue boulevard. - '
The good roads committee also re*
ported <on - the progress. that Is being
made on the Bernal cut. and said the
city, would be : asked '■ to : hurry its. com
pletion. ; * '
. Seat sale.for.Bernhardt engagement
at Columbia opens, tomorrow, 9 a. m. '.*.
BAD , CHECK BRINGS WARRANT—A; warrant
was . lttaue-. yesterday - for -.the, arrest, ofUus
Simmon, who Is wanted oo a charge of having
jiassrrl'a Hctltlona cbect forsloo upoa'GU-taf
ticl-aOQ of -SU Diamond street. :-^.....,.;;.v"<-«i»
: THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL
Pretty Ceremony
In Home of Bride
Mrs. Carl Sword, formerly Miss Marie Antoinette Burque.
CARL SWORD JOINS
BENEDICT’S RANKS
Nuptials Are Celebrated in the
Presence of Friends and
Relatives
The marriage of Miss Marie An
toinette Burque and Carl Sword was
one of the pretty weddings of the
month, and was celebrated at 1 o'clock,
yesterday at the home of the Sbride's
parents. Pr. and • Mrs. J. G. * Burque, in
Washington street. There was none
but relatives and. a few close friends
at the wedding. •
The bride wore a Parisian gown of
white satin elaborated with point lace.
She was attended; by a little flower
girl, Corlnne i Atklnd, who wore a
dainty' White frock. Charles Madi
son Acted as best.man at the wedding.
Mrs. Burque, mother of the bride, was
gowned in black satin trimmed with
rare white lace. There was an in
formal reception before the couple : de
parted their wedding journey.
Mr. and Mrs. Sword will return to
reside In this city at"the. Burque home
in Washington street. *-*• Carl- Sword is
the assistant manager of the St.
Francis. "'"' '"': "" ''„.*"
California Travel Talk*
Highly interesting and beautifully il
lustrated with slides and moving pic
tures, delivered by Professor George
Wharton James every evening, except
Sunday, at the new office of > the South
ern Paciflc Company, corner of Market
and New Montgomery streets. Just- the
place to take I your > eastern stranger
friend who may be In'California.?that
he may learn of -the attractions of the
great state. Tickets may.,be. secured
on application at Southern Pacific
ticket offices, Flood building or Palace
hotel. . ....::,-:-.,..,.-..,. *- .',.,.. ..,•,..
Grant Aw./^J 56-"") /^//J/y/yi 1/^ //^i'/>/T7 Gr"„t **** j
At Geary V-VV!/r^l^/ l/l/i l/2 Jp2\ *L/T//k ** 9***7.l I
Aprons—Maids' Bows—Nurses' Caps
"'.' ' .";."''':. ' ■* - :-* ' y 'r''■-','' ''.'7 2- :■*.*.-'•• .:, *'*-■",; '-*"" Third Floor
Quality, variety and price equally satisfactory in the new Spring ..
supply of Aprons. ,*-'..* ... . . .'„..; . -,-y-,
.25 Aprons in special waist styles and one. Bretelle style. , .';._•
V - , $.60 Aprons in a: good variety of Bretelle and waist styles, cm-:
:; broidery trimmed. ' " *.*•,* " ; , -:■ '7 ' "
Also Aprons at .75, 81.00. $1.25 and up.
Maids* Bows at' .ls. .25, .35. ■-'
Nurses' Caps at f .25.
Women's Tub House Dresses
'--'''■ y77 %.; i -'- At $1.50. f2.50, $3.50. *
. House Dresses of excellent finish and neatness,' in assorted
. materials;,'sizes 34 to 44.*' 7 7 7'"-.';.
"Quality"
in
Infants' Wear
«/"\UALITY ABOVE ; ALL; ELSE",
.j, Nd hi conjunction with moderate .'' "•
. > price. has-made-the name Magnin a . -.* . .. , -
. . household word for worthy, satis- *■
.*, * . factory 'merchandise. ; In our, In-.' . • >
fanta' Department these values are •« ,-.
instantly apparent.
. . I — ■ -■* SPECIAL - ■ ".' .._■[ ] ""■ ip ,"■.■'.' 1/' SPECIAL. ■' ■' ". '■'■ '. ' =ri': ' ;
Complete Infants' | ."Complete Infants'
Outfit No. 1 Outfit No. 2
. 22 Pieces ; 45 Pieces
£. no** -7'7/*l6y?':y-.:
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■ "'"' rr~~ T *--- SPECIAL- '■. \: .'=i '-..
Every Accessory ' Complete Infants' our Catalogue
for Infanta * Outfit No. 3 lof Infanta"
can be found : _, "_»•"• * Complete Outfits
: ■-•- at al| time. | Di fICCeS , novr^ready.
r-~:7:,ri:ln:ihtay2 2yJ. . :..*-;. . $00.50 <' ■'."'.'■.'..''. '7 - Free on}. ':..,,.
Department '■; :1 V": ; •7;-'S' tS-. <■ ~— '' -''-"-'-:.: , ■ application "
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SPECIALIST SUED
BY ONE OF CLIENTS
J. H. Fick Wants Return of
$505 Paid to 0. C.
.-,. ■ ........
Joslen
•j O. C. Joslen. medical specialist, pro
prietor of an establishment at 721 Mar,
ket street, was sued by J. H. Kick in
the superior court yesterday for $505,
the plaintiff alleging that he had been
victimized by • Jcjslen. The complaint
alleges on information and belief* that
Joslen was at one time a licensed phy
sician, but that his license. was taken
from him by reason of his criminal
practices. ■' * '■''■_.'■ * *\ '
Fick declares that Joslen. in order to
carry on his "nefarious business,"' takes
into his employ men who have medical
certificates, but are without profes
sional or other standing In the com
munity. Fick applied at the : establish
ment to be. treated for a complaint, and
says that one S. L. Higgins pretended
to treat him, but that, "the pretended
treatment • was false, fraudulent -and
without benefit or value." 2,-72777
...He charges also.that a. "faked, fraud
ulent and pretended operation was per
formed by defendant Joslen in person."
Fick was charged *505. .... ."."; a y
SUICIDE LEAVES SMALL
ESTATE TO SISTER
i The will of Kdgar W. Hawkins, the
real ;. estate' dealer who committed * sui
cide by shooting himself, was filed for
probate, yesterday.. It directs that 1 after
his debts have been, paid the remainder
Shall go .to the testator's sister, "Emma
K. Hawkins of .Mllford,*Conn.
• John L. Russell Is named as executor.
In his petition for letters testamen
tary,; Russell says j the property of j the
estate consists of one gold: watch, 'one
diamond ring, some mining 'stock.' -a
desk and'other. personal ''property. The
value of the estate is unknown to Rus
sell. 7---y", .-;.....:, {.; .' ',;. „,.:*.. ,-,,, „..* ;
BRAVE CHAUFFEUR
INTRODUCES WIVES
When Number 2 Met the -First
She Asks > and Gets .
' \ Annulment
;l Lawrence Marsh Is a" brave man. I Be
coming burdened with, two "_. wives he
Introduced one to the other. Ruth De
Waynne, the j second "Mrs. Marsh.' .told
Judge Van Noatrand about" It yester
day, and he annulled the bigamous mar
riage I and allowed * her to resume her
maiden name of De Waynne." She mar
ried. Marsh, who Is a chauffeur. In San
Francisco April B, 1907, and they went
east on! a honeymoon. - . ' -. ' .
While in -Boston.'Mass..." Marsh told
his new wife that he was tired of her,
and that she was not his real wife,
anyway. ' •***
'Mrs. Marsh No. 2 thought, her sup
posed husband was joking, but to prove
his words he offered to, introduce her
to Mrs. Marsh No. 1. Together they
went to Brockton. Mass., where ;.' she
met the original wife. The plaintiff
at once returned to Ban Francisco.*.* V
■ * Lillian Duncan sited yesterday for
divorce from Thomas Duncan, charging
that-he beat, pinched and choked-her,
blackened eyes, twisted her wrists,
and called her vile and filthy .names.
Divorces were granted as follows: '
_By Judge Mogan—Adeline Cost from" John
Cost, cruelty: Samuel Goldsmith from Julia Gold
smith, desertion. . ■.*
■ By Judge Graham—George E. Phillips from
Carmen 1.. Phillips, bahitnal Intemperance; Rosy
rhillipsen from Chris "Phillipsen." willful neglect.
Suits for, divorce were begun by:.' 1
, Jacob B. Sbipoi-D against Charlotte St. Ship
man, cruelty. ■*...■■*.-■•
J»Mle a. Belmont again*' Theodore K. Bel
mont, desertion. ■*.
Mary D. McMahon agalnat James McMahon.
cruelty. ,
HIGH PYTHIAN OFFICIALS
TO DEDICATE NEW HALL
Christening of $110,000 Struc
ture Set for May 12 '7
The new hall of the- Knights of Py
thias at the southeast corner, of Valen
cia and McCoppln streets, which has
been built and furnished at a cost of
$110,000, i 8 to be dedicated Friday. May
12, with the ceremonies of the order by
Grand Chancellor Judge J. G. Childs of
Del Norte county, assisted by the other
grand officers. 2
There will be an oration by Benjamin
F. Bledsoe, addresses by Charles Miley.
president of the hall association; Ed
ward .M. . Coffey,. the secretary, . and
Frederick Eggers. A program of musi
cal numbers will be given.
The?dedication committee is.D. W.
Savior. Ernest Ullman.C. Danziger. A.
F. Fick and Charles W. Nevins.
„ The following night there will be a
grand ball. . y
POLICE.NAB BURGLAR -•■■» %
SUSPECT AFTER CHASE
Shots Fired in Air Cause Quick
Surrender ;;
An exciting chase through the
streets yesterday at noon resulted In
the capture of George Foster. 20, years
old. who Is suspected of robbing many
telephone boxes in the, Western addi
tion. The capture ..was effected .by
Detectives i' De ; la. Guarra i and - Purcell
at Page and .Clayton streets.\ He was
outdistancing his pursuers when they
drew their revolvers; and fired several
shots: in the air.; Foster then halted.
THE USE HOUSE
TOMORROW, THURSDAY, WILL BE A
MEMORABLE READY-TO-WEAR* DAY
'..,. '_ If you will-cancel other engagements for tomorrow and
visit our Suit Department, you will find astonishing values,
| both in delightful afternoon'and street costumes, and also
j handsomely* trimmed ; tailor ;suits.! Our buyer, who just re
turned six days. ago, took advantage of . several ) wonderful
opportunities and tomorrow's sales are the result thereof.
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BEAUTIFUL DRESSES DESCRIBED 7
BELOW—WORTH UP TO : $35:00
AT $16.75
These dresses:■ must/ not be ; confused with * sale goods. ;
Each and : every One has as much individuality and i fashion r ;
: 'correctness? as our highest priced gowns. There are 120
in all, and they comprise garments that; will ; appeal, fto
women of discrimination and good taste —made of the fol
lowing materials : 7 '-.'■ '•'" * v*.
■ Figured Crepes . .. Charmeuse .
PMessalines " .-.-. French Silk Crepes
Cheney Bros.' Foulards Imported Serges 2'
It is! a conservative statement that none are worth Jess *
than $30.00 and many $35.00/:; ■•*-;. ;-,.,'*
CHOICE TOMORROW AT $16.75
HANDSOME FANCY TRIMMED
TAILOR SUITS 1 AT $29.00 :
: The • second purchase, which ' arrived last: Saturday; aud .;'
will be exhibited \in the windows 'today,* consists of 65 ' high '
class tailored costumes in a'variety of authoritative
and, intended by the -designer to" sell from $40.00 to $50.00,
CHOICE AT $29.00 '
We could easily have taken. both of the above purchases
and marked them at regular prices and assorted them with
our own stock, but we felt that inasmuch as we have 1 bought
them at a price, women would appreciate our giving them
the opportunity to add a high grade tailored suit and an at
tractive fancy gown to their wardrobes .; at t such* a great
saving. -V- - "•"'•''.• A.,"'" .*'■■'■' ''--. ■-':'"}' ;*'■'- '-'A "
„ Goods -on display today in our " windows ; and on sale
tomorrow at $16.75 and $29.00. ;-: - N , / * • * ..vi
THE LACE HOUSjE:
■•"/ a*; Stockton at O'Farrell
* '"■'•* '*"; "',.7r. *-?.' "** -».-. ' . - ■ .■" -.: a. #.. .-.1...*''-'-".""' *-r*i "l' -■-"':.,.■** :V .' -■„• :.. ...
DINPHY'S DEBTS
ARE TO BE PAID
Sister Gets Right to Raise $60,-
M-i' 000 by Mortgaging His C
Real Estate':
' ;'■■ Mrs." Jennie Dunphy Meyer, as guar
dian of her incompetent brother, James
Clay Dunphy, was given permission by.
Judge Graham. yesterdayi to. mortgage
realty belonging to Dunphys estate to
the extent of $60,000.; *:;;
| The cash so raised is to be applied
to the extinction :of •Jimmies" numer
ous debts, so that he; may start again
with a clean slate. '. Many/of the debts
are. for Jewelry and rich clothing Pun
phy-purchased during- the days when
he 'had control, of his own money. r,
The final account of Mrs. Meyer as
executrix of ' the will -of * her ■ father,
William Punphy. -was settled by Judge
Graham yesterday and the estate was
discharged i from probate.-;,; In addition
to : $12.689 allowed the executrix by law
for her services. Judge Graham granted
her an "additional $6,500 for extra work
performed -by her ..in"j*. running .! ranch
property In this state and in Nevada.
J. H. Meredith, , attorney - for -the
executrix was allowed an additional
$4,000 for his legal services rendered
the estate.
MOTHERS WILL BE TOLD
1* HOW TO CARE FOR BABY
Course of Talks Arranged by
Settlement Workers
,'There is to be a "course of talks on
the care of the baby" at the San Fran
cisco settlement at 2520 Folsom street
beginning May 3 j for | mothers | and the
members of, the settlement, under the
direction of the certified milk and baby
hygienic committee of ; the .Association
of Collegiate Alumna*. The talks will
be by Dr. Rachel Ashe and Dr. Adelaide
Brown. - There are to .be eight in ' the
course, on the following subjects: "Air.
Water, Sunshine for, the Baby"; "Food
Up to a Tear";" "Food From ] 1 to 2Vt
Tears"; "Clothes—Sleep"; "Nursing for
Colds, Nursing for Bowel Trouble":
"Habits and Amusements"; "The City's
Ija,ws About Contagious Diseases Va
ccination"; "Adenoids and Teeth
Growth."-' .:."...: . ■ •"
PIONEERS WILL GIVES
SISTER HOME FOR LIFE
Mrs. Cecilia Was Early Resident
of San Francisco
Mrs. Cecilia Ulnii.. widow . of Adam
lim. a pioneer. resident of North beach,
passed away Saturday. : She - and • her
husband were among the early resi
dents In San Francisco. They estab
lished a bakery |in Dupont street be
tween Vallejo and Green, which was
one of the best known in the city.
Mrs. I'lm's ■will was 'filed | yesterday.
Provision is made "for a home for her
sister. Mrs. :. Mary Bartman, for the
remainder- of her. life. The rest of
the estate is left to Adam Tim. a son.
who conducts a grocery store ,at Hyde
and Bay streets.
By the terms of the will. Peter Fan
ning, the detective sergeant, is made
executor .-without' : bonds. " "*"*f-* ./■
LOCKER 4 THIET SUSPECT ' TO' ANSWER—
JanoM D*mp*ey, • who , wis. «rr**t*4 Monday
whll* to th* act of robbing tbe locker* of th*
ithl*t»» at the Presidio;athletic ground*, r was
_«I<. to answer yesterdsy. by 3aißt Shortall. y
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7 26," 1911.
Miss Nell Mulvey,
The Promised Bride
Of Thorvald Brown
SANATORIUM METHODS
DISPLEASE NEIGHBORS
Warrant Issued Against Man
Who Conducts Place
i N. IJ. Burke, who conducts | a sana
torium at 2009 Vallejo street, was made
the defendant in; a criminal action yes
terday upon a warrant sworn to by
Chester: L. Hovey of 2002 Broadway.
Hovey. says j that j the manner ,of | con
ducting the hospital is offensive to
those living in the vicinity... ;: •;'•
ESTABLISHED 1854
Wat MhWt Haass
ENTRANCES
- ttftAMT AVENUE'":. ~. SUTTER STREET " KMT *TKEET .
; AN IMPORTANT SALE OF
THIS SEASON'S SILK
REMNANTS AT
Vi OFF MARKED PRICES
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THESE INCLUDE LENGTHS FROM V/ 2 YARDS TO FULL
'.: ;DRESS PATTERNS AND ARE REMNANTS OF THIS SEA
SONS FRENCH NOVELTIES AS WELL AS OTHER STAPLE
LINES.
today (Wednesday) &!» Writ* SflMf WILL ALSO
OFFER IN THE SILK DEPARTMENT 2 : ■
24 INCH; CREPE FOULARD, REGULAR $1.50 QUALITY
... ••••••• ••••• ••• -.v ••••.*.. •• • . 85c YARD
■38^ INCH PONGEE, ALL SILK, REGULAR $1.25 QUAL
ITY ......:....:;;...;....;..::..... 85c yard
• 19 INCH CHECK TAFFETA, REGULAR 85c QUALITY
• ••...••:•......•••;••••>:•;•••••••.. 50c YARD
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Have Your Teeth Fixed
By Dental Experts
'•' "* ' -cm '" The > dentist-who-fllis* and extracts teeth.
*g&m£&Ka. keS.T a Knd^ tSPPates'J ates ' Performs operations
' /_^liif__i__§3s*&- i al,,' bj;.him-rlf' is seldom efficient at one
rag£S|ggfs»MffiV particular line of work. He must rush through
" _JRsg____-i __*^_£m one job to tackle another entirely different
'S^F'S^^^ consequently the patient who falls into hi,
|S__^^^^i?^_S SSllhlS a Certa'n ,0 "et !n,erio»'work
' tThe dentist ° who fills each extracts teeth
makes and fits plates, performs operations
etc al! by himself, is seldom efficient at one
Sn^in^'T ov' Work',"' mus* rush through
one job to tackle another entirely different,
consequently the patient who tal ■ into his
m a nns Bhip S. St C"tain t0 get Inferior work
ri^uT''wwef c! r- our 8-VBt*?m wli man Is a spe
<V__».i»^' " cialist. We have an expert on plate and bridge
*^^<^\ work, one thoroughly experienced in dental
-■--■..■^ar-?82\: *& W •• ,surgery:and others, who C: own' flll.',t?e_t°and
-fl" • •;»: Jv ; ; extract, teeth. Each branch'of the work is at
~ >\ ' 2\*> Ty : tended :to by-» man who can do that work bet- *
"-' A ***** I ter than : any.one else.": The result Tthat our
- • - V J Patients are .given the very best service pos- -
■■'."'■■;: '• V"- / '.IW'SY 9 ,?"?P loy only the^most sktllful oper
, - , .^ability, who are capable of turningout the high
: of this character must be standard: of work that-we tn.Lt*. .Iw^ti ■ »!_- ■
Aof i this character must be .well paid..but that mea„?„ " g£ a gj ?. "xbense
, ■ to you. fdr.we -charge, no more ; than ordinary dentists HowXr JHm
. not .sacrifice; the : high: quality; of,: our work In"order to?S'.t! Jill
•.•cheap" dentists. We can not.afford- to Injure ou? rwuMo- hPv niitn'^
out a low grad* of work that must eventuall^^e uK^
dentistry is a good deal like cheap jewelry-4t w^n't stand the^tm o?
It Pays To Qet Good Dentistry
*£*ffiA .^TaVe^douSrW; fiS MST* ft.«K.B
.profession. Out.magnificent office equl^e-v^tSlether »Mtl? thi \
our > : corps ■ of 'experts, < enables *us to give "you* better Sent i« X Sl^ L Cn 8 .?£
-branches, than any other concern In the land *w.V« ™2 _? t. 12, i' ln'^i 1 Us *
-'dentists can;not perform, and a™of ViSso itZljfSxZgSg*1' 0™0"*-
-. „» The Alveolar -Method: of dentistry (teeth wTthout -.fates) • was • orl_ '
mated by us. and the genuine can only be had at our-offices S
'■' FRFF ?o ouV,2eare__'offl?i ne your'teeth' free of chare*' or write
riXILJLi SvstSm of dent^r? F-. 1. 16 fre* bopW« which explains our
■if ; you are unable *to foal soon^ Ut °Ut :and * '"air this coupon . today
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POLICE CAPTAIN TO
BE MARRIED HERE
Oakland; Man to Claim Sister
of Secretary of Superior
X -„'v' ■. Court \\ ■
' The recent ; announcement 'of the : be
trothal of Miss Nell S. Mulvey, daugh
ter of * Mrs. 'Anna S. ' Mulvey. 'to Thoi*
vald Brown, captain of police in Oak
land, has caused much rejoicing among
their friends. In the bay cities.
£ The marriage ceremony will be a
private affair. at 1 the Hotel St..Francta
next' Sunday, and only the immediate
relatives of the couple will be present.
Rev. Joseph-McQualde will officiate.
Miss Mulvey Is • a sister of Secretary
Thomas S. Mulvey.of. the superior. conft.
James S. ', Mulvey, and Miss M, jC. Mul
vey.* '•' ;; *_ - . ?*-■■ * *.' :: * . 7
j The ceremony will be followed by a
wedding' breakfast,-; after, 'which; tie
couple -will I leave ; for an -extended trip
to" New York and -the east.,"'■". Upon: thait*
return they will' reside in Oakland.
POLICE SEEK CAR CREW
WHO LEFT MAN INJURED
Wagon Driver Suffers Broken
:< ■"' '■-.'; Bones} in Accident
: Hurled - from his seat when tht<
wagon he was "driving collided with
a. Valencia* street, car at Twenty-third
street ■; yesterday morning. Daniel
Powers, who recently, arrived from Los
Angeles, .was seriously. injured and was
taken-to the central; emergency hos
pital. His collar bone was broken, hla
shoulder dislocated, and three ribs were
fractured. ;, -•
"It is said the car crew rendered little
aid: to the' man, I and' left the sceoo
shortly after the accident.
An.effort is being made by the police
to locate them..- •
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Kennedy will; be given by calling,;at
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. 913 MARKET STREET.