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20
AUDITOR HOLDS UP
SCHOOL WALL BILL
Bureau of Inspection Complains
That Contractors Used In=
' "^B^sasl
ferior Materials "
Report Giving 0. K. Dated Year
Ahead of Clement Pri
mary Work
Hennlng &. Burke are to rave some]
difficulty collecting! the bill* of 56,478.75
for the retaining wall of ; the Clement I
primary school, although the appropria- j
lion was jammed through the board of J
supervisors Monday despite the "noes" J
<*f Bancroft, Hayden. Murdork and Cut- j
ten. The Merchants' association pro- j
tested that the rock used was inferior j
and the analyses of six samples by :
Chemist Abbott A. Hanks showed that
the charge was true.
Auditor Boyle said yesterday that he
•would refuse to pass the demand until
he had made an investigation as to
whether the rock was partly made up
of poor materials, as charged. The
challenge of the bureau of inspection
under Henry Campbell that fully a
fourth of the rock was not up to stand
ard was glossed over byl the works
board and the supervisors' finance com
mittee, another report being produced
from an expert saying that the rock
was all right. Commissioner Newsoni
could not recollect whose report this
was, but two such reports were abroad.
Auditing Expert D. A. .Hagens of the
"Merchants' association unearthed one
such report yesterday, it was that; of
Smith Emery, dated August 1. 1910. It
appeared that the rock examined came,
not from the "Clement school job. but
from the quarry that was supposed.to
supply the rock used in the wall.
Hanks" six samples were taken during
the last summer direct from the ma
terial going into the wall On the ground
and ran one-quarter to one-third poor,
averaging 26.2 per cent unfit for the
purpose. J
Emery's report was missing when
Hapen? looked for it yesterday in the
municipal files, but was,brought back
by. a representative of the interested
firm. The report was made more than
a year agro and could not apply to the
stuff going into the Clement wall.
SOCIETY ENGAGEMENT
FORMALLY ANNOUNCED
« .Fruitvale Belle to Marry John
Van Sicklen .
OAKLAND. Aug. 26.—Announcement
was made today by Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Harrold of Fruitvale of the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Sue Har
rold, to John Van Sicklen, member of
the prominent Van Sicklen family of
Alameda. '
The Harrolds are a pioneer family of
Fruitvale and have been prominent in
social life for years in this city. Their
home has been the center of a circle of
society folks and the family is exceed
ingly popular. Miss Harrold isa grad
"«uate of the Oakland* high school. She
was a prominent figure in society last
season; and her charming manner won
her many admirers. It: was f originally
fntended to announce the engagement
at a large card party at" the Harrold
home, but the recent ; death of Miss
•Harrold's grandmother caused a change
in the plans. .The wedding date has
not been set. * ff "
"Jack" Van Sicklen is one of the
popular young business men around
the bay. He is a son of Mrs. F. CH.
Parker of Burllngame, .Vt., and be
fore coming here was a leading mem
ber of the society set of his home town.
Van Sicklen came here two" years
« % ago to take a position "with Dodge,
* Sweeney & Co.. a" San Francisco com
mission firm, which is controlled by
* his uncle, F. ' TV. Van; Sicklen. Fritz,
a brother. is a resident of Alameda, and
a sister, Mrs. McKee errard, lives at
1718 San Jose avenue, Alameda, which
is also John Van Sicklen's home.
INTERLOCUTORY DECREE
OF DIVORCE VACATED
•Judge Waste Gives Mrs. M. Hill
Chance to Defend j Suit
OAKLAND, Aug. 26.—Though holding
that the attorneys of R.B. Hill had
mad* no agreement not;to take a de
fault against Mrs. Margaret Hill in the
divorce case brought; by Hill f against
his wife. Judge "Waste decided that the
ends of Justice would be best served in
setting aside the default and giving
Mrs. Hill f a chance :to make a defense.
The interlocutory; decree granted . Hill
several days ago yon the „ ground fof
cruelty;was accordingly vacated today.
Mrs. Hill was given five days to file her
•answer.
SPEAKERS TO DISCUSS
QUESTION OF SUFFRAGE
Meeting Will Be Held in First
Presbyterian Church
OAKLAND. Aug. Raymond Rob
ins of Chicago and Mrs. ' Elizabeth
Lowe ~ "Watson, president Jof -the State
Suffrage association, will be the : speak
ers at. a 1 meeting of the church federa
tion that will be held Monday evening
In the First Presbyterian church. -Rob
ins; represents J the National-Direct
Legislation league-but he.is at present
giving his time to the cause of securing
the ballot ,for women in California.
BIG PRIZE IN RAFFLE
AROUSES SUSPICION
Investigate Sale of Tickets; to
Berkeley Business Men r
* BERKELEY, Aug*; .26.—The police are
Investigating,; the reports of f several
Berkeley business; men that*, they J, were
induced by a j strange woman to : buy
raffle tickets ; for an $8,000 dwelling."
which they were told would be disposed
of for the relief of f & poor family. ; The
agent said the house had; been donated
for the cause... Having bought chances,
the business V men / waited for further
word "and,-* not hearing more of the raf
fie, went to the police. X.
WOMAN IS BADLY HURT
IN FALL FROM CAR
Mrs. M. J. Eastler Thought to
Be Internally Injured
OAKLAND. Aug. 26. —While alighting
from a San ; Pablo avenue ■ oar at Stan
ford avenue at 5:30 o'clock; this even
ing, Mrs. M. J. Eastler of 802 Turk
street, San Francisco .: fell f and was
injured severely. ;r.^ She was removed to
. the r> receiving J; hospital, where ;it J* was
feared she had suffered "internally. " Jf
-♦ f —— ~ —"'." ''"[ ".:/.-~:"~r:; i~ :—-V
j Postmasters Appointed |
WASHINGTON. P. C, 'Ang.'2o*.—Postmasters
appointed: California—Carlsbad. ':; Kan .v,?. Pie go
county, F. P.; Kmlth, vice •M. W. Hayes, re
signed." :•- * . .; ~ ;::- .";■•-"*-"• :■■■■■.. '■•.-:
';Oregon Grand *Ronde.t.YamhilF county, E. - L.
Kaiser, rice .J. A. Bshr.; resigned.": Lakeside,'
Cons county,* D.'■ 0. Kiajoa, rice J. 7 D. Magce,*
Dr. G. Ghiglieri,
Treasurer for the
Columbus Festival
TAFT MAY ATTEND
BIG CELEBRATION
Chief Executive Sought as
Guest at Lodge Day
Exercises
OAKLAND, Aug. 26.A i committee,
headed by State Senator John """v. Stet
son, chairman of the committee of ar
rangements, in charge of the: Columbus
day celebration-to be held October 12,
has been appointed to; secure the pres
ence of President Taft, in Oakland Oc
tober 12 instead of October 10 and ef
forts will be made to have corner
stone exercise* at the j new 'city «hall
delayed! two days." f; It "is pointed out
that President Taft as ; the; guest of the
city' will witness the. splendid program
which is being : planned and that under
this arrangement the business, men of
the city will have but one holiday ( to
contend with.
The committee feels that,with Presi
dent ; Taft and Governor :; Hiram / TV.
: Johnson, who already " has accepted,
: both present. the day will be one of
the most notable | ever held in the state
and visitors from all the ? cities of the
central part of the. state are J expected.
Many out of town societies have al
ready sent letters of 'acceptance, and
the committee. on music f reports that
more than; 50 - bands will! participate." •
In line 'with the large plan upon
which'the holiday is being outlined the
merchants will be requested:to help in
the decorations and all of the principal
streets of the city will be strung with
-bunting, flags: and banners.
"It also has been decided to supply
the large delegation from the Chamber
of Commerce iand the Merchants', ex
change, which is going'to; Sacramento
this week to attend the state fair,
with a large quantity of literature ad
vertising ;■: the. day. This will be dis
tributed among the thousands of
visitors.: f;-;•-/
Among; the beautiful -floats to be
seen in the parade,will be one contain
ing Queen Isabella and I her ladies ?in
waiting. Arrangements have already
been made ~toi build a float at a cost
of , $350. v --:'//. :■.:'/':: ;;V -V v; -'■
The '* Oakland lodges of Red t Men
have held a preliminary * meeting -to
decide upon the part they are to take
in the parade program. They will,
have a typical?lndian camp at Adams
Point" and will be dressed in war paint
and armed with arrows and tomahawks
and will receive Columbus and ; his
men when they land from their cara
vels. m . .
Dr. G. Ghiglieri. treasurer' of the ar
rangements committee, reports that he
has Heard from organizations ; from a
large number of -outside cities and;ex
pects at least 100,000 people to attend
the exercises. //'/■
PROFESSOR MOODY TO
GO AS A DELEGATE
Californian to Attend Gathering
j for Rennes Exercises
BERKELEY. Aug. . 26.—Prof. Robert
6. Moody of the department of anatomy
at the University of "California 'will
represent S California at ■ the University
of Rennes exercises,'October. ; l4," 15 and
16,; which' will be commemorative of
the reunion of Brittany and France*
Delegates have J been invited from the
universities of the world.
i Prof.'Russell Tracy Crawford of % the
department of astronomy was the Uni
versity of - California ; representative sat
the centenary of "the founding of the
University of i ; "
;.; Prof. Bernard; P. Moses, on of
absence: from Berkeley." started X this
week from Paris for; Christiana, to
participate on behalf of*the.University,
of California' in;the* centennial";of the
Royal University ;of Sweden* From
there he will go to Scotland;- where *he
will attend the ceremonies of the five
; hundredth anniversary of the 'founding
of thei University~of St. Andrews. : :!
RIVER LAND OWNERS
.:■■-■-TO FORM ASSOCIATION
Pre nary Steps Taken at
Chamber of Commerce
OAKLAND. Aug. 26.—At a meeting of
delta; land owners imf the San Joaquin
and Sacramento valleys held in the
rooms of-the Chamber t of Commerce this
afternoonS it was i resolvedito"^form an
association which 1; would bind the vari
ous owners together and protect*their
mutualf interests.' .\f .."
'.'.: The f meeting i was \ called,: by John P.
Irish, and j owners' representing 150,000
acres were " represented. The organiza
tion will be known an the Delta asso
ciation and will work for the improve
ment of the valley lands.
A; meeting will be held in \ the f near
future for the !purpose of;electing per
manent officers.:•■*'.' "*'.'-. - -f r • ;
FORMER PARTNER SUES
ESTATE OF NIEHAUS
Dec ares; He Was f Defrauded by
Late Furniture Manufacturer
OAKLAND':Aug. 26.Suit for $5,000
was begun*, today-.against it-he restate of
the \ late i Edward ?F.;Niehaus,fs furniture*
manufacturer of Berkeley, by Frederick
W. Kern, -the latter alleging Niehaus"
defrauded him. Kern say* that he. P.
I O.'.Druffle and Niehaus entered into ne
| gotiations, through Niehaus, that re
sulted in the purchase by them of the
1 business of the .Bay' Furniture Veneer
and Boy company of North, Bend, Ore.
represented to his partners, I*'
Kern that he" paid \ 's4o,ooo for the
whereas.it cost him only.
$30,000.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. SUNDAY, AUGUST 27, 1911.
SORORITY GIVES
INFORMAL DANCE
Delta Delta Deltas "Open New
Clubhouse for the Univer
sity Season
BERKELEY, -Aug. ." 26.— Delta ,
Delta Delta sorority of the University I
of California opened/ its J- new house j
in : Arch street for';the semester social j
season ■ with fan J informal dance • last i -
night, j Guests :wereJicollege"- men \ and ; "
women" and a? few J former students: of !
the university, JJ . "-"f -'• .....f,; "■".': ''■/:'-. j
;/; Active,; members - of- -:the: Berkeley j '
chapter received f the guests. Among j
the members are: "* ■*'■: "' f ,
Helen Lottpll Beekwith Gertrude. Jlenihan '.■".--.■
! Harriet Martha Ehren- Muriel Trull ':■:;
■■-'■.' bergf- - ,;." :'; i •••■"" Florence lonise
I Isabel Emma Fowler f .. Wheeler '-■'..
Anna" Rodman f Kidder Marianne Hazel J Bell
: Anna'" Laura:f Rorison ;<'" Marie Jeanette- Dehay
GugrMelma Roth '-. -'■--.' Mildred Druhe ;'*;. '"
Alma »Scott :- . . ' Edith; McNab 5f
Irene O'Connor j Edith Frlsbie >j "
Iran Foxpx»\ .' , Jessie *W. Harris "--'_:
Margaret I-osran »' , , Rosalie. 1.. v Ogden -..
Otrendolrn Bride : row-! Helen Young'=' ;,
; " ers * •-*,fv' Anna I.cc Hopkins j
church services TO
BE HELD AT Mills
Berkeley^Pastor Will Conduct i
f* Religious Worship / " j
J / OAKLANDf.'Aug. 26.—Church^ services
at; Mills college will be ; held tomorrow
by ? Rev. ! George Eldredge?jof ♦ Berkeley.
Uda J Waldrop;: former, instructor in or- |
gan music: at ' the, college, will- preside !
at the organ.'-Waldrop recently returned !
from Europe, where he spent ' two years i
in study.and on a concert tour. He will |
resume his post "at Mills college this i
term. .*"■;/.f >:/ :/// ;/i/'/'/-/i-/~' r: ///■'//* i
Memorial services for Prof.' Josiah j
Fillmore Street- J^s^P* '-Geary Street
Closing Out Sale Bargains
•-." t^^r-- '//■/ ; : v ;--' ; -"."•'*'■.;■ ■'■■" '"'-..J.-? . • '.'-•*.
Are Absolutely Unequaled
We publish below a very few of the hundreds of matchless money-saving prices for
the coming week. Read — make comparison — respond quickly.
About 150 Smart Tailor Suits
Well Worth $32.50 and $35.00 Each, A «*| g% mm
Including a Sample Line of Fall t^ I »?%• # O
Mode Is from a Leading Maker, Monday \Jeach
SUIT values that are indeed extraordinary—that have no counterparts in the ,
eitv today. Do not 1 fail to investigate this- offering if you are looking for a :
Fall Suit for immediate wear. These are swa^er suits that carefully dressed women will be
delighted with. There are about ten different models with four or five button, strictly tailored,
Skinner satin'lined-Coats' /Thev^^ made of splendid quality all-wool Tweeds, Homespuns and ■
Mannish Mixtures in gray, brown and tan effects—Zibelines in navy, brown, gray or wine color.
Very latest panel front and back Skirts with kick pleats. All sizes. Cheap for $32.50 and $35.
/Matchless bargains at Closing Out Sale price, $16.75 each."' , - -
/'■.',:"-'•"-'-""■"■■'" ... " •"-' '•/■• - -"^""S- ( . " ' '■: '/,'. ,-./ '■■'■- .... . . "• <" :
All Dress Goods at Bureau Scarfs and
Sacrifice Prices Squares Reduced
...Judge of the savings on any kind you may j Get pretty.bureau outfits or table pieces now
need by the few sale prices quoted • .:..-■ at a fraction of real value.: The closing, out sale ;
60<yd. for $1.00 Black and White Check /■ at the new prices starts Monday- j * \
Suitings. f; - t /' : :• : f v - i 7^» Each for Fringed Linen Scarfs '.with' col- ;
45£ yd. for $1.25 All-Wool Scotch Plaids. f yj if* C-/ orec i stripes; these are 16x50 inches: ,
- 58*2 yd. for $1.00 Storm Serges-*"-'" "a^niark" *>*>/* Each for Damask , Scarfs— Size "lBxls ]
' 78£ yd. for $1.25 Storm Serges— - "Jnd'bia^ ■ '■■'■ •^^Cv inches-mercerized 1 and hemstitched.; '
. $1.45 yd. for $3.00 heavy Navy Tailor Series. . aj. for Handsome Battenberg Scarfs—These
$1.15 ydf for $2.00 Chiffon Broadcloth. f &£l > OOC : are inches, and have linen centers.
$1.45 yd. for $2.50 Pastel Broadcloth. f S^f «"£ Battenberg Tidies-Ridiculou.lv :: pneed; 6 ins.:
r"- y .j^ v . •.-' y »--■%--*- •;■" iool*^"**'- Battenberg Tidies—Ridiculouslyy priced; :jo ins.
Black DreSS Goods About Half Price ; J square, sc; 10 ins', square. 15c; 18 ins. square, 25c. "
Every- yard f remaining ;• now J ; at practically half f Embroidered and Hand Drawn Squares— i
regular prices; broadcloths, serges, voiles, mohairs', -; n 69 cV24x24 inch;.B3c;f32x32-inch, $1.10. ' :
stripe effects, etc. : ;•.,•..;..,. .', . -. '-..'• -. I V '. • ' > , . ..;;,.■■:.';«.
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* :. .— -..:..-■■■ —-——-■■-■.- -.■■■... ..-. ■ ! — ■ ■ -.. . -; —
Table Linens, Towels, Bedding, Curtains
THE r-losing-out prices are * amazingly —much below * wholesale. Every
housekeeperevery hotel, lodging house and restaurant proprietor * should
read this partial list; or better still, come and go through the stock. ,
23^ yd. for 45c half bleached Damask. $1.98 pr. for $3.00 white wool nap Blankets.
48< yd. for 65c bleached Satin Damask. $3.89 pair for $6.00 White Wool Blankets.
85£vd for $1.15 bleached Irish Damask. c $1.48 each for $2.00 Silkoline Covered Com- :•
$1.25 doz. for $1./:> bleached satin finish ;~" - forters. -> v ! f: 0 " ; f ;;* «
$1.50 dozffo? $2.25 satin finish Xapkins. ?2'35 each, for $3.00 Silkolinc Covered C0m
52.25 doz. for $3.25 Irish Linen Xapkins. 0-5-41/" *i -on . * 1 c a
4y 2 yd. for 8 twill Toweling. 95^ each for §{ Honeycomb Spreads.
ll^'yd. for 15c Check Glass Toweling. . $1.65 each for $2.00 Honeycomb Spreads.
•. lO^.each; for 15c Huck Towels., 55£ each for $1.00 Pillows, satin ticking.
15^ for 22/2C .all linen Huck Towels. $1.00 each for $1.50 Pillows, satin art ticking.
;2ltoach for 30c Turkish Bath Towels. . v X , ', £ in « .*. ,-, , to c
68* each : for 85c Pequot Sheets-81x90 in. _' 5c each-,fortlOc Curtain Rods
68^1?each forS^cfl^equotsSheets—81x90in. •;.- ■.■•.•■^■ i „_ .
15* each for 20c Pequot Cases —45x36 in. $1.15 pr. for $1./r> Nottingham Curtains, 3 -
49* each for 65c seamed Sheets—Blx9o in. yards long. . t
■ 11* each for 17^c Pillow Cases—4sx36in'. $2.19 pr. for $3.25 heavy Cable Net Curtains. \
$1.85 pr. for $4.00 gray double bed Blankets. ':■? 7/ 2^ yd. for 10c Lonsdale Hope Muslin.
V. M " . -X
'c^o?lß^S^ 'All Wash Goods to 75c Yd.
■"'*-. .-- - - :-- - -•■■■- --. -.-■..'■ -•■■.-...- ■-....■..■ ... ■!■■ ■*- ..;•*. ■>: ■ ..■■■,.-■■■.••■...* / '■..- ■ . ■■..-; '. ",, m : ,. ,; : . ;. :*•;■",' ■•■;*. ■ -..>*.;■
with Dutch neck and satin ■ OR Monday we've' grouped into one.big'^ &% 1 / - /jpi I
trimmed; colors red, pink, navy * " lot all of the Mercerized Poplins, Fou- g M'\i.f%''-^s^:- '-
and light blues; sizes 8 to 14 lards. Imported Marquisettes: Voiles, S^m^&ttfttMSk S
..?:*■■■:-■■;. :■_-■■ -..:;:" "4.-:; ;.; Mulls; Sateens, Poplins, Irish Dimities, Silk JL ■*"*""""■ . ■ %•
.years. r . _ f M Zephyrs; white dotted Swisses and other * ; y
I «ri; A c^? Cil CttJAotorc CO Id wash fabrics that have sold to 75c the yard, and marked them at one
Ladies "JWeaierS^.lo t startling price to close— 12y 2 c.
Fine aii-wooi yarn, fancy White Dimities, large and small checks, yard 8d
weave, full length,"two,pockets tt ■ ' ' m ' « -nit i ; r»" • -i -" i r-v *; *n
Aii'/.ffr^hit; Oxford or Heavy Tennis Flannel; velvet finish, yard 8*
* «and-,rolifcults, white, oxtord,or - v,*- .<* » „^x> ■-, ■ -• mmtm-w' *
cardinal- sizes 34 to 44. J Sanitary Diaper Cloth, piece of 10 yards 75«£
Children's Sweaters 50c Igjlkoline, faucv-floral designs, now,* yard.. ... .,,7^
colors "and dollar value; plain | "'^% '■ * 7~^^ . mi "^
Gertrude Menihan,
Who Assisted at
A College Social
; Keep.: who died at Pacific Grove July
I 26, will be held at Lisser J hall Sunday,
afternoon. September 3, vat'; 3; o'clock.
•Addresses will be delivered by college
i and'alumnae clubs' representatives.
I' The college department * registration
I for V this J semester " has exceeded -J 12d,
which is greater than any number,here- J
tofore enrolled in that department. The
seminary department; has been discon
tinued. ' ':',: : * - . , \
f Physicians recommend: the Lurline
Ocean Water , .tub v baths j- foe :. nervous
ness, > insomnia and rheumatism. Try.
one* for that tired feeling. .The: Lurline
baths are at Bush J and JLarkin .streets.'
FIRE ENDANGERS'
CRIPPLED WOMAN
One Berkeley Home Destroyed
and Another Damaged by
Early Morning Blaze
. BERKELEY, Aug. 26.— V. Hansen
two : story ' dwelling at 2612 Warring
street, in an exclusive^ East Berkeley
district, was destroyedearly this morn
ing, and damage of - ?1,000-was done, to
the adjoining home, occupied by J. L
B. Howe / and family, at 2614 Warring
street.
'jfCTKef; cause:;;-, of ■*■ the 1 fire is '.riot; known:
Special* Policeman Thompson ".turned In
' an alarm when he saw the flames, and
by : the time f the firemen reached the
place the Hansen, dwelling was doomed.
*Howe, who is an engineer at the k Cali
fornia Institute for the Deaf.'.Dumb and
Blind, was awakened; f this :^ morning
when In* saw the roof f. of the, Hansen
home ablaze,.the* flames lighting up his
room/ -He f roused his J family] and jail,
escaped;*^ Mrs. Mary 86 years
of age, mother of Mrs. Howe, is suffer
ing '.with; af broken; hip and had to be
carried" to ■ the 3 street by/ her family. ;
i * fWhen' the firemen reached the Han
sen- home there-was an explosion of nil
in the rear f part ■of f the f house.; which
spread > flames through the interior, ,and
Briade ;itl almost impossible; to'save the
building. : Several times the -chemical
company/was ?compelledf to extinguish
roof fires on the adjoining Howe home.
J*Hansen f estimates "hisfloss; at ;; $4,000.
The Howe J dwelling is .owned by G.
Stone, mayor" of Santa Cruz.
LABORER IS INJURED— Papas, a section
* hand In th» employ <of ; the Ocean ; Shore Rail
. wiiv rompsnv, was struck by an electric swing
.:■■ ing i platform at Twentieth street i and Totrero
\ "avenue *as*he '- was proceeding * along * the track
: "-. on a handcar,; and was probably fatally > injured
. yesterday. ..:*:, _|:'■'.:, __^________^__
j] BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, DEATHS
nirth.ma.Tlsge and death notices'sent by mall,
will not be Inserted. They" must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be;lndorsed
With the; name ] and ') residence of persons ;author-j
ised Jto ' bare the same published. : Notices j re-,,
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published 'once in this column'; free, of charge.
f\~- i Marriage Licenses ■ __M
*The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francis™. Saturday. August; 26: : «.7
BERTHEAXD-WILLIAMS— Theodore : F. ,J- Her
" tbeand,*- 702'Cappi street,' and: Blanche a. Wll
--. Hams. 702 i Capp street. * . <
BOEHM—WILSON—Frank .."i. B^™-. •" 35. ; s.ana
r - Ethel * Wilson. : 26. both Jot Richmond.
CAPORRO^DE* LUCCHI-^t6*^ CaP«ro 21.
*** Colma. and Lena■ de Lucchl, 18. ;Salada Beam
BYRNE—Amo* 'J. Castro ; 23. and
Nenie V. Byrne. 20, both of "» allejo. . :. _>,
CFYOT—OFTKNECHT Victor C. Gnyot. 31,
1896 Market street, and Elisabeth Gutknecht.
fvi 29/35931 Sacramento (street. , : - •,.<
HERMANN—I/UTGE— Otto- Hermann, ir>2 Sev
enteenth avenue: South,: arfti EmmaLutge. 81
""Woodward: avenue. -,'. --' 'i- f-_. : -;. . ---.'..
KUSKY—HERCHEXREDER— -Arthur H. Husky.
2R MS Turk street, and Anna'Herchenreder.
\r 22.. St.'< Louis, t Mo. ,--,.'-' . * . -
MARTIN- GRADY—Charles Martin^ 83.-Lo*, An
gles and Blanche M. f Grady. 22. 2012 FWsom;
fj; street. "*•'■:. v: .-';■■ ■- ' :'.':f'-''f'.': :'■*>'
PETERSON—TALVANF.N— Frank .£. Peterson,
v 4«. <: Oakland, and Henrietta L.fTalvanen,. 43.
if 1732 Geary : street.a ■'j/ ' ':■ ■ *"f :..-.,;
WALSH— lRVlX—Grneaherk Walsh. 32. and An
1% nic; S. J = Irvine.-,30. -■ both of San Francisco. .-■■..
~~ BIRTHS
ANDREWS— In this- city. August 23. 1911., to
• '.the,wife of | Harry A. Andrews, a daughter.,
HA YDEN~Angnst 1 20. 1011. to the wife *of J.
.• Emmet Harden, son. ■/■ "■"'■<'•'•'-
HOLSTEN—ln^thls city. : August 10, 1911, to the
• wife of 'J.-Holsten, a son. ■'•.-'.;f.f'V'f
JUNKER—August "10, 1911, to the wife of Fred
*-f*.Tunker'Jr.,!a son.-. '
MULLANEY— In this city. Aueust 15, 1911,' to
;- the wife of, Thomas A. Muilaney. a son.
O'LBARY—In this city. August 2.1. 1911. to the
>v wife of Edward: J. O'Leary ; (nee Crowley).- a
son. *' ": "" ' . ■•■•'
"OHNIMUS— In this city. August 22 1911. to the
; 'wife of 4 George J. Ohnimus. a daughter.
WEBSTER In this* city, to.the" wife of "Herbert
H. Webster (nee Fermi, a, son. ; f...
WOLPMAN—In * this city. , August 23, 1911, to
:. the wife •of • Harry. D." Wolpman. a, son. "..,
-' , . MARRIAGES
FRANCIS—ROBINSON—-In •■*• this city. • August
20. 1911. Rev. C. W. Shaw, pastor of First
f Spiritual ."church*, of Oakland."; William Francis
;"j and Jennie Robinson, '■both of thiscity..
STEVENS- In Palo Alto. Cal.f Au
-gust 23 f 1911. by. Rev. Elbert :R:/DHle.-D. D..
"-*: Vivian Stevens t of; San v Francisco and Mary ,
■ v Elisabeth * Sproat of: Palo JAlto;>f;f - .: f ;
————•———^——————.— ——^——'
DEATHS j
Alot .......:;": (Infant' i O'Connell, -Walter"; E. 42
''. Buchner, i Bartholo- ;;-/ QuinliSk, Thomas... «0
; mew ........;;... 58 Ratigan. Edward •-... 80
• Bury." Genevieve :A. 32 Roberta. Elisabeth. . 69
Danielson. Lizzie -..oO [ RoblsoD. ■ Florlne ...22
Dougherty. ! Sherman. 2Si Schoen. -Margaret... 88
: Downer. Winnefred. ; 6 Soto. Angel *........ —
Ehrlich, - John ?*..; ~~.. -- Tarabochia, Captain •>
'Falkenburg;:..(lnfant) ': Antone ;..:....... 44
Fraga. William ..:. 15 Teinzer,* Joseph -..".. 40
Goldsmith, Simon .. 67 Wilson, Marcella M. i 0
Graham :.;... .(Infant) '/-■'/- '-."'•.' ' '•:'" J_ .
Gray.i Mrs. ■ Mary ■ V.. 55 Jorres .......'. ... (Card)
i Kincaid. * John f E. .~ '. 81 Reins ..."...:..". (Card)
' MeCahe. Jane '.- :T. .'. — Ruf fleur ....... (Card)
McCormick; Patrick. — "■■"/""■- ■■■. /-'■■■.'/
ALOT In this city, Auirust 2«. 1911, Stefenia,"
•"-. beloved 'daughter- of Vaiintie and Marean*
Alot/faJ native of San: Francisco, aged U
:■ J months^ and 1 day.:.-;. ' "■:/ , * v:
BUCHNER—In this city. August 24. 1911. Bar
tholomew- Buchner, beloved * brother -of John.
c Louis, Jacob • and Mary ! Buchner * and •■ the • late
■ Vincent and i Ignatius and '. Theresa <? Buchner. a
f native tot Landshut, * Bavaria, Germany, - aged
>.■ 58 .years;and, 1 day. " .v '...*'.; -: //■"'.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
. - vited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Monday*.
: -August 28. 1911. •at 8:30 a. m.. from ; the par
f lors rof Gantner Brothers. 3460; Sixteenth street:
I •• between '■ Church A and c Sanchez, v* thence x to ' St."
9Boniface's church;. Golden Gate avenue between
- Jones! and I Leavenworth s streets, where ?a ? sol-.
B emn | requiem I high E mass will (be " celebrated I for
-'the repose of.his soul, commencing at 9. o'clock
:Ja;*m., Interment f Holy. Cross f cemetery, by.
;f carriage. .-. '\/ : ~:./'■'"■/-':, <:':.// ':f-,
BURY— In Oakland. CM.. August 25. 1911.-Gene
va' vieve ■>A.: Bury, beloved«sister '*- of Vil -R. and
; William G. Bury, a native ! of: California, aged
..-■ 32 •'years.'.: j/-/t;/./'. - - -■/ ."-■ ;";"•>-': >-".;:"::
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
■a vl ted * to attend ■-• the i funeral I services | tomorrow
• . (Monday).? August 28."1911,' at 2 o'clock, p. m..
;■ at the funeral chapel of E. James Finney. 528.
Eighteenth street between Telegraph and San
■" • Pablo; avenues. ; Incineration "at the Oakland
''.-crematory.';-/-:*' - ' '
BUEXA VISTA PARLOR NO; »*.<*, N. D. G. W. ~
Hear Sisters: You are hereby notified m at
; J tend i the < funeral lof ■: our *. late; slstor.'* Genevieve
f Bury. 528 Eighteenth .street.:. Oakland." tomor
row (Mondavi, at 2 p. m. Yours In ■ P. D."F.;*A-;
--.-.:.*-,*-•.»'.--« HATTIB WEISE. President.
MRS. JENNIE GREENE. Secretary.
DANIELSON—In-this city. August 26;: 1911, Lis
.:■ 7.W. beloved wife of 'Carl ,* A. Danielson. and
,; loving f mother ,of ;'- Roy. .Tekla \ and Mildred
: Danielson and Carl and John Westergren, a na
tive of Finland, aged. 50 years. *,',
>//. Funeral notice hereafter*. -Remains at- the
; - mortuary j chapel of * the T Golden 1 Gate Under-:
"^taking* Company. 2475 Mission street "near
• Twenty-first. rV-; >"■.*• ,J-.; .■"•:■.-" . "
DOUGHERTY—In Ray. Ariz., Sherman W.,
-.^dearly?^ beloved husband of -Lucy 7Dougherty;
';: andS> loving -t- father .";' of f • Sherman, Thelma,;
.: Eleanor and.' Richard iW. Dougherty;! and*, be
f 1 loved f son of :? Amanda ;»' and the : late .Wilbur
".- S. '•: Dougherty,"*-: and * brother '• of v. Mrs.: Marehie
/ Sutton;and* Mrs. Mildred Spiedel and Lulu
ff and ~ Ellsworth Dougherty,:. a native of Cali
f fornia, aged :28 ,- years. A»' member of ; Gila
;,. lodge 1 No. •9, ' F. ! & 'A.*\ M.; :. Arizona consistory
.^,.No* r af; ; *Afr& A. S. R. -of*: F. & A. M.';
**; Phoenix lodge No. 335,: B. ;P. 10.> E .: Tamalpais'
parlor f No.; 64. IN." 8. G. W." and National
.J Guards of. Florence,; Ariz. •: - - f -■;.;
•;- f Friends ' and acquaintances are respectfully In
> vited to attend; the 'funeral-today (Sunday), 1:
fc at; 21p. j; m.. from 1 Masonic > hall, San § Rafael,
*"" where services will "be > held ■ under ' the auspices
: of Marin lodge Xo. 191. F.i&: A. |M.u a Remains
[ X will *be I it: the '-. residence of ;* his . parents,'; Fifth
/ avenue . and Irwin '> street, until 12 m.. today.
%. i Sunday i. '"* Interment ► Mount Tamalpais • ceme
tery. 1 ■■.'■* .-.■■. ,-. f ,". %:.
DOWNER—In this "city., August 26, 1911. Winne
f,fred, ; Elizabeth, beloved daughter of Mrs. Edith
.£ Downer, ; and sister ■ of' Edith* Downer, a" native
of California, aged 6 years. f t > ::■ ?.
EHRLICH— In this city. August 25. 1911. John
iTi Ehrlich, :! beloved *-. husband sof the late » Carrie
if Ehrlich, and " loving father: of Harry, f Lottie
and Sylvia Ehrlichia native of Germany. %/:'■
Funeral today , (Sunday). \ August 27, 1911,
\m at ih 11!;. o'clock - a. : m.. • from *j the 5 chapel : of
' X Julius \ S. ~k Godeau,-" 41 Van * Ness i avenue 1 near
,1 s* Market < street. F Interment Salem cemetery, by
i/ automobiles. •:. ■;: j ■."..; ;f '.<-:: 1 ///
FALKENBURG-- Inf: this"^ city. :• August 126.; 1911,
X? I>>slie. dearly : beloved son of Leslie and Mamie .
%} Falkenburg. and f. brother of :Z I,awrenee f" and
%\ George Falkenburg, a native 'of San Francisco.
aged 1 day. ; J^ :./.'/ . "f'f "-f f' ■'' "',
f Friends*' and acquaintances are respectfully in-'
H vited to attend the funeral";tomorrow (Monday).
August 28. at -2 ) p. ' ra.. from the parlors of ;
MH. F. Suhr & Co.. 2919 ! Mission street i between
I; Twenty-fifth *,} and r5;;. Twenty-sixth. Interment
:,s£ Mount > Olivet cemetery, by carriage. - • - t
FRAGA— In = Oakland. August 25. 1911, William.
■ dearly I beloved X son aof Joseph '3 and g Marianna
'■-, »F'fagaf*-and loving brother of-.Joe." Charlie.
v*] Mamie \ and I Manuel \ Fraga. tCi native fof f Oak
'"- land, aged 15 years 9 months and ;25 days. '" J
GOLDSMITH—, this city. August 26. 1911.
Simon, dearly " beloved '• husband of Emma i Gold
fr smith,/and*- loving father of Joseph's L. Gold
fl smith, and brother of f Adolphfand t;Lee¥Gold-;
.■■'•'i smith ■of Los . Angeles,V Cal., ; a native ;of I Ger
many, aged 67 years. '
GRAHAM In this city. August 28. 1911. David
'-- ('.. beloved son of Thomas A. and Julia Gra
■•■v ham, a ; native r; of San'-* Francisco;.: aged 4
months. '"• "'^ffijtfßrfej
GRAY—In this city" August 24. 1911. Mrs. Mary
t% Virginia Gray, beloved. wife of A. C. Gray, 1? and •
t-J loving ! daughters of Mrs. IF. E. I Stlnsonf and the
"'j late I Samuel P. Parke,"? and ' devoted J mother^ of '■
f?t Mrs. H. C. Dudman. Mrs. James IM. Wallace
t{; of I Portland. Mrs. Maurice Solomon !j and * Mrs*
§*-'A.i C. Wheeler and Laura, Alex Jr. and * James
S Gray Jand the late Mrs. C. H. Vuhain. and
-.. sister : of: Ed ;S. Parke: of, Sacrament*, a', native
v-: of California, aged .'>."> years.";;( Sacramento and
MarysviUe papers please copy.) '.• ■• /
' Friends are respectfully invited to attend the
■IS funeral 'today! (Sunday) Ji August j 27. at 2 p. m.,
from her late residence. 70 Tremont avenue.
Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery,*! by? automo
ffbii«^;:v;-f,...f,.ff;f-"fj.-:J ; ;r::ff t >f/;jjj:,ffff.f ; .
KINCAID-^ln'*,Oakland.^'August i 2s.*' 1911. ; John
f:** Evans !Klncflld3fatherJofi George F. Kincaid, a !
native ?of 5 Philadelphia, f aged *' 81 years j and \9 :
.;. months. * * .
Funeral services private.\ f s f f s.
McCABE— In \ this - city. August 25, 1911. «Jane,
■H beloved I wife » of f Hugh % McCabe.H and # loving j
mother of t James I McCabe lot f New % York | and:
B Jennie | McCabe and s Mrs. C.'i.W.'lEmmettiof;
B Salem. Ore., and g Hugh g McCabe, and SI sister J
of Mrs.'Kate OMrum; a native of New.Haven.
Conn.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend I the funeral I services * tomorrow"
i Monday i, at 8:45 o'clock a. m.. at her late
W\t residence. 272* Folsom $ street ill thence Sto | st.
|S Peter's church. Twenty-fourth : and Alabama
p* streets, where a solemn requiem high mass will
?* be celebrated i fori the ." repose lot J her s«^in com-" 1
:■? mencing fat§9 S a. m. Interment * Holy j- Cross
v cemetery, by carriages. ;. " ..-
McCORMICK—In this city, August 25 1911.
I.:«. Patrick, beloved 2 husband ?- <>' «'e^J;»''; ™*
:•*- McCormick.^and dearly; beloved father of. rf
" Valentine King i and Ruth. ".Gerald^ and Joseri
Excelby McCormick : and 1 the.' late. Jo^n^Mccor
- mlck and Mrs. Nellie F. Excelby. i a native of
Geevagh. County Sllgo, Ireland. A member
:"• of Veteran Firemen's ;• Association 4 and, Lnlty
Alliance. St. Patrick's Alliance of America.
I :■ The funeral will take place tomorrow,(Mops
* ' day), - August 28.i 1911. at' 8:30 a. m.. from ths
funeral parlors eof ; Samuel * McFaddea & Co.,
1070 street near Baker thence .to St.
; Teresa's ? church, where a requiem high mass
will *be * celebrated : for the . repose of 5 his sonl»
•at 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
UNITY -ALLIANCE. ST. PATRICK'S ALLIANCE
OF -AMERICA—Funeral-detail: :'■;■ You are •*
i quested, to attend : the funeral of _ our, lata
brother. Patrick McCormick. from the funeral
r parlors of ; Samuel McFadden A Co.. lorn
. Haight street near Baker, -tomorrows (Monday!,
'at- 8:30 '&: m. . Fine*:for *, nonattendance. iv
/ order 4*.--«. JOHN" HENNESSEY. f President.
J. H. Mt'RPHY. Secretary.. ,
O'CONNELL-^ln f: this f city.- August "23. 1911.
Walter " E.. : dearly >. beloved "■ husband of Mary
O'Connell. and loving father -of .Walter J..
- Maurice* F. : and i Agnes O'Connell. a^ native of
*" Roichford Bridge.? County Westmeath. . Ireland,
aged 7. 42 rears ** 11 : months ?and ,12 days. , A
member and past president of . Plumbers Union.
Local 442. and -San Francisco; Lodge No. 26,
Loyal 1 Order of J Moose. vf J ,
Friends arid acquaintances are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Monday),
August 28. sat' 9a. m.. from his late residence.
3703 .Twenty-sixth, street i near Guerrero, thence
to; St." Paul's i church, Hwhere>"sar. requiem high
mass will be celebrated for the: repose of his
soul,, commencing at 9:30 a.,m.:lnterment Holy
Cross '■*. cemetery by T electric "■ funeral car from
Twenty-eighth and Valencia f streets.
QUINLISK— In .Vallejo.' August 25. 1911. Thomas
-^.Qulnllsk (known as Thomas Lee).: beloved son
of. the late Bridget: Lee,7 and brother of the
late William Qulnllsk, a native of Charleston,
8. ('.. aged 60 years. c,' '
Friends and acquaintances are respectfullylii
vited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Monday.
August 28. 1011, at » o'clock a.^-m., from the
funeral parlors »of i .Schuler A; Quinn. • 857 (Hay
street. Oakland, thence to St. Andrew's church,
f-Thirty-sixth - and .Adeline : streets,; where a sol
emn - requiem high! mass \ will -. be < celebrated for
' the * repose of :■ bis * soul, • commencing at * 9**.30
:. a. m. : Interment St. ; Mary's cemetery. j
RATIGAN—In- tffis-city. August 24. 1911, Ed
ward, beloved husband of Mary; Rattgan. and
• father "of Edward and William Ratigan and
the 1 late ; Frank s and Mary Ratigan, a native
of Ireland, aged .;■ 80; years. j-«,--.- j- f;;
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral tomorrow;(Monday).
August j 28. 1911, at 19 : o'clock "a, • m.. ; from th«
parlors of the .Western Addition funeral dire .
tors. 1724 Devisadero street between Sutter and
• Bush, thence: to St. Dominic's church, *A-h«re a
/ solemn : requiem * high * mass ;. will \ be: celebrated
for the repose of, his soul, commencing at 9<3Q,
-■;■ a. m.?f Interment Holy » Cross "cemetery, by
ffx carriage. / ,
ROBERTS- In this city, August 26, 1911. Elisa
beth -- Agnes, beloved mother of Mri*. Juliet
Blake and Mrs. Bertha Cox ' and Henry god•
:: Charles . Roberts, and - daughter :of : Mrs. Jn
/.. lietta. Brown;* and ■ sister \of , Charles > and Aacll
'.:'■ Brown; of Red Bluff, i a native ;Of * Indiana, aged
i 6 9. rears 9 months and 4 days.;'
BISON— in ■ this city. August 25. 1911, Flor
ine Antonette Roblson, beloved wife -of Ansel
;■'' W. '> Robison, and daughter Tof * Harry': B. and
; .Etta X. Arnold, and sister of Harry B. Arneldi
'*, Jr.. ia - native of San Francisco,; Cal., aged 23
, .years, 2 months i and 9 days. .••
Friends' are S respectfully ;. Invited to attend j
the funeral services today ? (Sunday). August .
; 27. at »:30 a. m.. at the chapel of- X. Gray &;
■•■;•'■ Co.. 2196 Geary street t corner of : Devlsadarcs !
..Interment; private. j
SCHOEN -In this 'city, August 23, 1911. at her
late residence, 2515: California • street. Ma.*-1
. garet. ; beloved widow of -Paul r- H. Schoen,
- and :devoted mother of .; J. J.. Marie ; E.. Anna ■
'; M. - and H. *C. ■: Schoen ; and , Mrs. Kate Rausc■--. |
a nativerof ;Weidelshelm,': Hessen "Darmstadt. 1
Germany, aged 68 years 2 months and 10 days. !
(New York papers please copy.) f
"---*" Friends and acquaintances ; and - member* lof
I Robin Hood; Circle, .C- of F. ,of A.;; Metamor.x
! Stamm,* - U. *O. R. M. ; Germanla Circle,- U.!
A. O. D.; Rothes - Kreux. San Francisco TJu
: abhangiger ' and Norddeutscher ; Frauen * Verein,.
• are respectfully' invited «■ to attend the funeral
services today (Sunday), August 27. 1911.
at : 1 ■■■ o'clock *p. m., tat 1 her late -. residence. 2515
If California street. l l Interment Mount Olivet
■-.-' cemetery,, by carriage. ".
I ROBIN-HOOD CIRCLE 58. C. of F. of A -*
: Officers - and " members ' are earnestly: requested
,: to i attend : the * funeral ' of : our ; late s companion.
Mrs. M. i Schoen,: today- (Sunday), at - 1 o'clock: 1
- p. m.. from her late- residence, 2515 California,
street. By order JSSA^SMBS--
MRS.M. A. BARRON. Chief Companion.
. MABEL A. MILLER. Fin. Sec. .:..•'
NORDDEUTSCHER si FRAUEN £ VEREIN — Tba
officers and members are .hereby- notified to as
semble -at i- Pythian hall. ~ 115 - Valencia % street.
at 12:30 o'clock p. m.. tOday s (Sunday); August
27. for the purpose of -attending* the funeral
fof ' our .; late, member, Mrs. * Margaret ; Schoea,
from her late residence. 2515' California street,
: at ~l o'clock.'-By:order ;.*•:;- ' ,'
, . MRS. M. EGGERS. • President.
MRS. M. PAPE,! Secretary. ;;.-:
SAX ; FRANCISCO" FRAUEN ffVEREINr-Of
and members are hereby requested \to assemble
''<; at Veterans' ': hall, 481 Dulxve :• avenue,? today
-f (Sunday).'' at sl2 - o'clock m.. , tor attend.'the
•f funeral of our late member, Mrs. Margaret
Schoen. By order •• -•---■ ,-: ■ -
. MRS. A. DIEHL, President.
" J,j JOHANNAf MOSERr Secretary. *_ ;.
SOTO—In : this ? city. J "August Co, 1911. Angel,
-: dearly ■ beloved :: husband lof , Mary.,* E. Soto, 5. and
"father| of Angel tF. Soto." and i son! of Mrs. < F.
- Ilojas."; and J brother of .* Mrs. M. j Lumsden; Mrs.
I ; G. Burnett.'* Mr.*. V.* Vandecarr. Mrs. F. Grim
- ley and Mrs. M. Lemont, a native of Califor
nia. f_ "J.. ■-'.. •-{ f;._ . , ~// i'J/'.
.f" Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral tomorrow,- (Mondavi.
August i 28.,: 1911. at: 9 ; o'clock ja. ? m., , from his
- late 1 residence. 50 - Sycamore >: avenue between
Seventeenth | and A Eighteenth, streets,"? thence ■'■ to
Mission i Dolores - church, where i a requiem high
;.:mass will be celebrated for the; repose of his
soul, commencing at 9:30 o'clock a. in. ■-•* Inter
fment Holy Cross cemetery..<*
TEIN2ER—-In' this 'city, August 24, < 1911. Joseph
j.Telnxer, dearly beloved ' husband of ; Grace Teln
,-f ser ; (nee J Wilkins), ;a " native •of Austria, aged
:f 40 years ;7J months and 22 days. -; A" member of
■: the Brewery Driver's .; Union; local; No.: 227.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
;..:■;vited sto 5 attend; the. funeral today_:(Sunday).
; August 27. 1911.; at : It p. m., '. from > the ' parlor*
; of H. F. Suhr A Co.. 2919 } Mission "■ street be
.: ween .Twenty-fifth' and .* Twenty-sixth. , Inter
; ment Cypress • Lawn % cemetery,,. by; electric
;. funeral - car f from " Twenty-eighth - and * Valencia
-■v.streets. %{;■/'■ -- ; ■ :.;':-'-..
TABABOCHXA— In Trieste. Austria. August 5.
: * 1911. Captain Antone. : beloved brother of Mat
tie. '"; Martin j and r Joseph; Tarabochia f- and ' Mrs.
Jurln. and s uncle of * Oscar. Nicholas.*: Mathew
. and " Mary Tarabochia,'; a ? native of -Susslnpic
-s;i colo, Austria;; aged 44 £ years and \ T-; months. ..
WILSON In i this city. August 25. 1911. Mar
; •"•: cella >- M.. beloved wife ;of .William P. Wilson.
'and mother of William J."* and, John Wilson, a
native of 'Ireland,'; aged 70 year*; _i ' "!
The. funeral ' will take ; place .tomorrow' (M0b
...-• day i. at 9 o'clock a. m.. from; the t parlors of
J. -O."- O'Connor *&iCo..:i 770 Turk ■ street; near
Franklin, thence to/; St. Mary's "cathedral.
: where a ; requiem high: mass will be celebrated
*: for ! the repose -of y her ;; soul, t commencing 3at
I 9:30 o'clock .a. m. Interment Holy* Cross ceme
v - tery, by : electric ? fimeral car from * Thirteenth
and West Mission streets," ■ . - •
"; ' "'"".:■ ;';. CARD OF THANKS^*' ,
-:, We 4 wish to thank our'relatives and : many
friends for their kindness and floral offering*
during, our late bereavement in the loss of our ,
:•- loving ; mother. .?..:;:-'..-'- 1
r\ -""- ■-'"; 'v. ■- .-'■" MRS. DORA 7 ZISKA. " /
.HENRY, F.T.;JORRES. t
J- , '• CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our deep appreciation
and sincere thanks.»to •'our '. friends ' and the
members of Old ; Friends' .' grove: No.' 139. U. A.
: 2* Pii rH T ?S, n weraner Verein: Hesperian circle
"":'^/^^AS'O.'D., and 'Bartenders^Union.
-/ local No. J 1 -! lor 4 their their i- beautifulV flora!
-offerings.; kindness and sympathy shown: in too
,*, loss of a loving brother.; - • , --,;?;.
ANNA WIXTERBERG, ,
;, DICK KEINS.* * ---.-,:■■.
-J JACK KEINS. - -
:'■'*';: ; ■-.'■ . CARD OF THANKS. '
"'-e«u,Hn"J[? U?T" Wp flPS,r*' ** ""-"'*-■■'• our '.heart
\.' ; felt thanks -to, our ; many friends ' for their «ov- -
: -Ing* sympathy and floral 'offerings, extended to
us in our late bereavement " ; * -
f k ': MRS- L^RUFFIEur; and Family.
JULIUS S. GODEAU
LVDEPEJTOENT OF THE TRUST
For $75 Will Farms,. Hearse, 2 Car
rla«"«|!j I.1 '. Embalmiag, Shroud and
Cloth Covered Casket
•S« li 4"* NESS AYE' i MARKET 711
*?? Montgomery Aye. r \ Home 31-3190
Caskets at $35 as good *"*»><!s by Trust "' -
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