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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
SOCIETY INCLUDED
AS POLICE GUESTS
>;;Persons From Many Walks of
<,'i Life Attend Ball Given
. • for Chanty
OAKLAND, Oct. 10.Amid a bower
of greens and varicolored flowers and
in a blaze of light from many globes,
the annual ball of the Widows' and
Orphans* association of the Oakland
police department was held tonight at
Piedmont pavilion, and was attended
by the largest gathering in the history
of the organization. - The event was
attended by city and county officials,*
?ociety members, business and r profes
sional men, and the policemen and fire
men of the city. A large sum of money
was realized.
The grand march began promptly at
9 o'clock and was led by Mayor Frank
K. Mott and wife, Commissioner of
Public Health and Safety F. C. Turner.
Chief of Police A. Wilson, Captain of
Inspectors W. J. Petersen, Captains of
Police J. F. Lynch, Charles Bock, Thor
wald Brown and their wives.
During the evening Mayor Mott pre
sented the department with American
.rand Bear flags. His presentation ad
"-. dress was responded to by Captain Pet
•. ersen on behalf of the association, of
.''which he is president, and Chief of
. . police Wilson on behalf of the depart-
J Police generally. behalf of the depart
ment generally.
"*' The success of the affair was due to
° • the following committees: f
Reception committee—Chic Adalbert Wilson,
• s; chairman: Captain W. J. Petersen. Captain J. F.
.. . Lynch. Captain C. H. Bock. Captain T. Brown,
Lieutenant B. L. Curtiss, Sergeant W. F. Woods.
■*: • ..Sergeant James H. Walters. Sergeant Robert
*• " • Forgie. Sergeant M. J. Byrne, Sergeant Fred
...'.' Schroder, Sergeant J. F." Sill, Sergeant W. R.
=-" Bracken, Inspector 1). Holland. Inspector S. C.
..y": igkins. Inspects W. B. Quigley, Inspector H.
* : • E. E. Green, Inspector T. J. Flynn, Inspector R.
':-'.'• V. McSorley, Inspector W. F. Kyle, Inspector J
• •'•■ T. Drew. Inspector W. J. Emigh.- Inspector T.
Vi\ . 'V. Gallagher, Inspector V. G. Thompson, In
:::'* =-- -••tor L. F. Agnew, Inspector H. 11. Caldwell,
y-V:*' Bailiff James F. Flynn. Patrolmen Thomas Mer
""." rick. J J. Sherry, John T. Fahy. James Pol an. P.
=•'. '.1. McKcfgan. K. ML Crandall. William Tillotson,
?' 'Ernest Holmberg and E. J. C-onroy.
*.'.'.: ' Uniform reception committee—Sergeant Mc-
Cloud. chairman: Frank Ahem. A. G. Bock. E. J.
s" •„ Crossman. Charles Jorgensen, James Pullman.
. Alfred Seyden. J. F. McCarthy and* J. G. Wall
et : man. ' ~» ; ■'* '
.*. • . Floor committee — F. McCarthy, floor
1 manager: Sergeant W. R. Bracken, assistant
•• '•** -*"Or manager; Corporal John Murray. Patrolmen
-"•I. D. Tohin. A. M. Poulter. Robert Collett,
„ '.George IV-olan, John Murphy. G.. G. Underwood.
'." Milton Emigh, F. L. Anderson. Henry Nedder
•" '" nan. C. <;. 3. Gargadennec. George X. Green. G.
''"."'• t. Mulholland. Charles Hemphill. Edward Hughes,
'.-" • Iwin Robinson. J. R. leonhardt. P. J. Connolly.
„ .. „'Robert O. Bergson. J. E. Forrest, Joseph Robin
?°". en. V. J. '"V-lev, P. J. Teehan. J. H. Evers. Ed
rin Summers. A. McCumber. J L. Chamberlain,
- "' .. Stephen Connollv. 3. E. Gannaw. Frank R. Paul
,."" .: *■_-. A. C. Gillam. George Eruckson. George Cave
nr.v. James Riley and P. J. Kelly.
Committee of arrangements—Bailiff Charles V.
. . * McCarthy, Inspector R. V. McSorley. Inspector
* .' James T." Drew. Sergeant Robert Forgie, Sergeant
-Tnmes H. Walters. Sergeant W. R. Bracket!.
Bailiff Tames F. Flynn. Patrolmen 1. P. Tobin.
A A. M. Poulter. Milton Emigh. J. H. Nedderman.
° '"eorge X. Green. Stephen Connolly. C. O'Brien.
George Underwood, Thomas Merrick. R. F.
* Ahem A L. Thornbnry. Alfred Seyden. A. 1..
Phillips. J. E. Gannaw, W. E. Robinson. D. J.
Teehan, E. M. Crandall, F. L. Anderson. Edward
Hughes Joseph Robinson. A. <". Bock.^ v. J.
Colev. Edwin Summers and Charles Hemphill.
GIRL IN TROUBLE;
TWO MEN UNDER ARREST
*. Victim of Malpractice Discloses
.. -'• * Source of Her Affliction
.•'•'-** Following a statement of Laura
• Taylor, a 22 year old girl employed as ;
"cutter In a Sansome street wholesale i
'..' clothing house, who lived at 1061: La
• ' .guna street. Detectives Ed Wren and
Frank McGravan yesterday arrested
* Dr E. F. West of 7 1115 McAllister
." '• '• street and William Patterson, an elec
:* • trician of 1636 Webster street. Both
• men were placed In detention at the
" city prison, awaiting the result of a
• criminal operation alleged to have
been performed upon the girl by Doc
-.."-: tor West.
The girl said that Patterson was re
sponsible for her condition. She was
*• • taken violently 111 Monday night and
investigation at the central emergency
„• hospital and at the city and county
hospital, where she was taken, led to
the arrest of the two men.
HUSBAND IDENTIFIES
BODY FOUND ON BEACH
Santa Cruz Woman Left Home
to Commit Suicide
. SANTA CRUZ, Oct., 10.— body of
the woman found last night at Ven
der's beach, ' four miles up the coast
from here, was identified today by John
Costello of this city, as that of his wife.
At an inquest held this afternoon it
was shown that Mrs. Costello left home
here Wednesday night, after bidding
her husband and two little girls goodby.
saying that she intended to drown her
self As she had made several such
threats before, little was thought of
her declaration until she failed to re
turn. - ',?
Mrs. Costello had to walk nearly six
miles* to reach the cliffs.; from; which
she threw herself into the sea;; She
was 25 years old and of attractive ap
pearance. For some time she had been
suffering from melancholia. ;
MAYOR WILSON WJLL
EXPLAIN PROBLEMS
BERKELEY, Oct. Mayor J.-Stitt.
Wilson will be the leading speaker at a
mats meeting which the Berkeley.board
of trade I* arranging for the evening
of October 23. Dr. Hubert N. Howell,
Br. William H. Wadsworth, { Charles
Green and other members of the ex
change are the arrangements commit
tee. The object of the ; meeting 7is to
give:the administration an* opportunity
to explain municipal 7 problems to the
citizens. . -
Army Orders |
[Special Dispatch lo The Call]
.WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.Army or
ders: 7; y: -X~-A XYy. yjyy. .'XAf^.y-, y ' . ■,
Major Ellwood "... W. Evans, paymaster. 1? re
lieved from - duty In Philippine island* In time
for him to sail for San Francisco about Januarj
-15-and report for further orders. ;
Captain Gilbert C. Smith. Eighth cavalry : is
relieved from treatment at general;hospital,'Pre
sidio San J Francisco, rand on expiration of.leave
will report to Commanding Officer * Walter ' Reed.
-reoer-1 hospital, district of Columbia,' for treat
m Second Lieutenant 7 Rush? P.. 7 Lincoln. Second
Infantry, is promoted: to first J lieutenant-; and
i.al_aed' to Eighth infantry«and will remain
"fit? with &co""d * infantry until arrive] of
Llghth Infantry at Honolulu, when be will *•"•
ceed to the Philippines. -'■- y _ yy y-y- * ■■;
Second Lieutenant Russell James. Ninth. in
fantry. Is promoted sto first lieutenant.and as
signed to thirteenth Infantry, and-will remain
on duty with i Ninth t Infantry * untl arrival of
Thirteenth infantry in; Philippines : division, when
be will loin .that; regiment. ■ ,■ -• - ■*:* :-..':
By direction of the president a general court
martial to insist of Colonel - George h. Knatar.
Seventh • cavalry; Colonel?. Lea" I- ebl«er.rßte:h fl «»•
fantrv; Colonel George S. Young. Twenty-first
infantry; Colonel John *'. Greshflm.j.cava ry,:
Colonel Frederick \V. Sibley, Fourteenth cava ry:
Lieutenant r Colonel -1 Chart*. M. \ Candy, medical
corps- • Lieutenant Colonel ; Henry. Li Raymond,
Medical corps: Lieutenant Colonel Arthur ( .
ini-at. -Twentieth" infantry.* Lieutenant i. Colonel
Aimer Pickering.: Ninth Infantry: Lieutenant
Colonel - Kben Swift. "Eighth cavalry; Lieutenant
Colonel Henry jL. Ripley ,*f Second cavalry: s Lieu
tenant Colonel Charlen R. Noyesr.Tirenty-first In
fant! v : Lieutenant 1 Colonel fs John yW , Beaeom. >;
Sixth infantry."*ami; Captain ■ Edward T. Donnelly.
■ First field artillery, I- appointed to meet at Ma
nila as soon "'as' practical for trial of such per- |
sons as may be ; brought before it. ?. .
Captains Who Had
Prominent Part in
The Benefit Affair
BANGS MURDER
MAY BE SOLVED
Police Are Following Up Clew to
Brutal Crime of Three ,"
Years Ago '->.
OAKLAND, Oct. 10.—That Chester
Ayhens, who was found guilty in the
superior court,a few days ago of bur
glary and Is awaiting sentence, and a
convict known as "Frenchy'Vwere the
murderers of Henry Bangs, a watch
man for the Pacific Coast Borax com
pany at Alameda point, is the belief of
the Oakland police. ; This" conviction
grows out of a story told by Charles
Miller, a convict", to Policeman Ander
son-yesterday, while Anderson was tak
ing him to the penitentiary -aUFolsom.
Miller .was * brought from? Folsom to
testify - against Ayhens, who aided him
in -f robbing the 7 drug store' of 7J. H.
Heath,- Fifth avenue 'and 'East*. Eigh
teenth street, November 6, ; 1910. y Ay
hens' was convicted upon Miller's tes
timony. Miller ; told "Anderson y that
Ayhens 7 had confessed ?to 7 him, A while
they were "pals'? in crime, that he "and
a man known 7as "Frenchy" had
"mashed in I the head of' a man ;at r the
pottery." This vague statement? was
all that Ayhens had given Miller. ?
It is believed that Athens referred
to the "murder,of Bangs.
V Captain of Inspectors Petersen
thinks that the "Frenchy" referred 7to
is a- man named French, ; known *as the
"electric burglar" 7 and now serving
time for burglary at San Quentin.
■A The Bangs murder was X one of the
most vbrutal crimes 7ever; committed in
this section of the country. Bangs
was found outside of the borax works
with his head crushed In? A trail of
blood i led into"the premises, where an
iron bar was found.
? Miller /claims that since testifying
against Ayhens ,his life, has been
threatened by his fellow convicts, and
he believes that; an attempt? upon his
life will be made. :He expects -to, be'
released on parole at the end of the
year for his. part in convicting Ayhens.
HORSES BURNED IN |
'FIRE AT HAYWARD
Flames Destroy? Animals, Barn
and Contents
HAYWARD, Oct. 10.—Two horses were
burned to death 7in fa fire which de
stroyed a large barn and its contents'
belonging to .Verslc's bakery, rin Castro
street. near B, at 7:30 o'clock; this even?
ing. The cause of the fir© was \ not de
termined. .. * . , -" ?■ 7 , i
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er—National will B(|'"'. ■■ yy Mother finds Na
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greater possibil- &S& . mother and child!
M£^^o^^wM The Service at
If Convalescing— f^^J^^i [Z^^ Home is? im-
National provides ' _^#^rF\!i*iw ' proved through
the needed up- F^^SA^li'iffli the* health pro
building qualities. U^tf^ii|?l ' of UCNationar
Nat i 1- f^^M :-:*':" ],* S^^"" 01"8
■'..*■:. - *7'^s^T*y*^ia|7- isi made* ?more
pletes the menu . MJJJJctI convivial -by the
with utmost sat- ,jH_!l___P!-i_H__: " deliciousness of
isfaction. "^^i-lEp^^ National.
■I i ■ _—-_< « ^____——_««___ Mil HI. IN iii■ I;
"The Best in the West"
AT ALL DEALERS'
/££/^~#&4*,~/~£%?*7
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cor.FuKon and Webster Sts. Sanhancisco.
Office Phone*—Pacific, Park JW; Home. N-SSill HottUna I>ept—-Market 8111
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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 11; 1911.
NORTH AMERICA TO
BE REDISCOVERED
~. * V ' ~ ■ . . < c '■-<•' tX A *
Plans Completed for Elaborate
Columbus Day Program
in Oakland V
./ OAKLAND, Oct. ? 10.—Everything is
in readiness for the Columbus day
festival, which will begin at 11 o'clock
Thursday arid close in a blaze of glory
with fireworks and a Venetian scene on
Lake Merritt. An all day program has
been prepared and will be the most
elaborate : ever given in this city. With
the co-operation of city and county
governments, the leading commercial,
civic and social? organizations, and
many out of town' societies, the cele
bration promises to be one of the most
successful in" the history off the city. f
The three caravals, the Santa Maria.,
the Nina and the Plnta, are 7 moored in
Lake I Merritt, awaiting the. appearance
of Columbus, captains 4 * and crew " to
board 7 them and make the voyage of
discovery. 7 The landing will be at
Adams point; where the friendly Indians
will greet'them as they place foot in
th? new land. They fwill then hasten
back to Spain, where they? will be
welcomed 7by Queen 7 Isabella and her
ladies 'in waiting.iff --;> y A
Among the speakers will be Gov
ernor 7Johnson? Mayor rMott. President
Benjamin Ide Wheeler -of 7the7t?niver-7
sity of California rand: Dr. G.Ghiglierl,
who will deliver the eulogy, on Colum
bus In Italian.. A State Senator John \W.
Stetson 7 will make 7 the introductory
remarks. Music will be furnished by a
chorus of 400; school; children.; stars
from ; the Lambardi i Grand Opera com
pany, y Miss Lucia 7? Cianclarulo, .the
Mandolin club of f the University of :
California and Innumerable bands. yf
The regatta will be one of the best J
I ever held, on the lake. An ; additional,
I feature will be an exhibition by ?E?
! Frey in his own invention, the hydro- ,
cycle, an amphibious craft that runs j
on water. Weldon B. : Cooke, the Oak
land aviator, is. to make an exhibition
flight. 7 . 7: •■ .. ».' ~ ; y-
The clergy of all the bay cities have
been invited to occupy seats fori? the
big open, air .platform.
STUDENTS OF ST. MARY'S
HONOR TWO PROFESSORS
Elect Them to Honorary Mcm«
bership in the Four Esses
V OAKLAND, Oct. 10.—Brother Lewis,
vice president of St." Mary's college,
last night made an honorary.mem-*
ber of the Four Esses, the science;so
ciety rof the college. : The same honor
was conferred upon Professor Donovan
of the department of civil engineering.
The following officers were elected by
the Four Esses:
I : Elmo ?.: E. Leonhardt, * regent: r Charles Maria
i Weber,* rice regent; Bartholomew J. Hardimann,
1 recorder;:Francisr Friedle," custodian. - ,
The regent appointed 7 the?; following
students as. permanent; members'of the
engineering ) committee: George *.P. 7 Mil
ler. [Peter J. Stolz and Joseph*Guptil.' rr
-Under, the direction of Brother Alfred,
"professor; of | physics and chemistry |at
St. Mary's, the Four Esses give promise
of accomplishing umisuallygoodjwork
in the; engineering Held. ; ; The members
submit special plans, papers! and esti
mates in monthly competitions and val
uable prizes7are awarded 'the7winners
of the contests. . >.-.""77V??y*"
War Declared
Catarrh (serins Must Be Conquered or
Health Will Be Destroyed /
s
If you have catarrh you must van
quish an army 7of \ persistent, destruc
tive microbes before you 7 can get rid
of it. .
You might as well choose your
weapons, declare ; war and annihilate
this array of catarrh germs right now.
■Stomach dosing won't kill them;
neither will sprays \or 7 douches.7? y7?
7 HYOMEI, a pleasant, antiseptic,
germ destroying air j breathed ' over the
entire membrane ? will put ? catarrh
germs-out of business; in short order.
HYOMEI (pronounce l lt High-o-me)
is guaranteed *to end catarrh, asthma,
coughs, colds and * croup, or ; money
back. If you own a little Hyomel hard
rubber pocket; inhaler! you f can get a
separate 7 bottle of HYOMEI ■ for ? only
50 cents. ; If you haven't an inhaler
buy a complete outfit that only?costs
$1.00. Sold 7by druggists everywhere.
Guaranteed f not :to y contain ? cocaine, 5
morphine * or ? other habit forming
drugs. Booth's Hyomei Co., Buffalo,
NJffY.. - * ' ' * ' '
HORN IS BLOWN
TO GOOD PURPOSE
Thousands East Knowooff f Oak
land, Cal., Who Never
Knew Before
f OAKLAND, Oct. 7 10.Monthly meet
ings open to the full membership Is a
plan A now under discussion 'by. the
board of directors of the Chamber of
Commerce, fv The progress and pros
perity committee urges these open
meetings as a means of keeping- Its
membership? in touch with the .cham
ber's ? act! vi ties * and also f. to -develop
valuable^ suggestions,as to policies.
7fW. EL Gibson. Julius "Abrahamson/irC.
J. -Heeseman andfA.vA.NDenlsori-were
appointed a committee to further the
scheme. 1 ..7- -AXkyA. Z'Ay'X-- ■AA'^Ay
7„-Upward of 7 125 articles, illustrated
: by 7 pictures; of - the new city- hall and
dealing : with7.the7f ceremonies of the
cornerstone laying in which President
Taft is figured, have : been "sent*to' pub-*
lications of f the west and.?south;;* and
a}* good ;percentagef of these 'have been
published? according to the report. The
handsome booklet picturing Oakland
has been used to good 7 advantage 7in
advertising; Oakland.."; Twenty thousand
copies? have ; been sent '% to ', Chicago '; and
Omaha for distribution at land shows. '
: Julius 7-Abrahamson, r Theodore Gier
and Walter Marks 'werefselectedr" as
a 77 committee'- to \ boost 77 Oakland -A to
wholesalers who have no quarters.here.
This vis a * project advocated Albert
■S. Day. *'.':* '-*' -...*'*- '■'/. : ?7'y?77?
fy About i6OO new members were.taken
in during the latest (campaign. One
hundred were -voted in today.
The action of • the city council railing
for joint indorsement by the Chamber
of Commerce, the Merchants' exchange
and .the Tax Payers' association to ' re
quests; for the rappropriationf of money
by the city for purposes^ of entertain?
ment or decorations , for special occa
sions .was read. Action will be 7 taken
later on. '..'. .A "'A: . \ _ ;
$7,000 IS RAISED FOR
BERKELEY CHARITIES
Announcement Made of Total of
Day's Campaign
A BERKELEY, Oct. 7 10—With fseveral
sources yet to report, 'the executive
committee of the charity day f cam?
paign, which was -held -in Berkeley!
last Saturday, announced * today that
the f crusade: : raised? more than*; $7,000
for the ; three - local charities which ;
will be beneficiaries, r'lt is not Im
probable that the full amount will run i
over "$.,000.
' PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEL
LOS ANGELES
•SANTA BARBARA ' _*^7?^>s.
SAN DIEGO /&?7*§s\
EUREKA ftfWSSt
SEATTLE \i\B^JJ
TACOMA * VICTORIA vS^A AyJ
'■sir -• V COWER --' -• «
ALASKA-?' MEXICO )
•Berths and Meals Included in Fare
LEAVE FROM PIERS - AND 11 ; j
Lo« AngclcM, San Diego, *_nnta Barbara
President or Governor... .Every Monday/ 2;p. » m.
•Queen.'..*..7;*7r..".. Every Thursday? 11 a. m.
•Only steamer calling at Santa Barbara.- '-y
Seattle •■« (Direct), fTacoma, Tov-fnsend, r
ff? Victoria, *■ Vancouver, ■? Alaska f-Tr
President or Governor. . .Every Saturday, 2 p. m.
City of Pnebla or Umatilla. .Every Tnes., '_ p. m.
Ay: Eureka (Humboldt "Hay)
City cf Topekar.. .Oct. 15. 20. 25.-30; Not. 4.
.0. 14. ID. 24, 2!),"11 a. m. y >".
(.uayman. Maxatlan,' La Pas, En»enada
f . Leave Seattle
- Alaska 7 rinses, 1912 ?
Spokane..'.7. .June 5. 10: ' July .3 ,. 17, 31: Aug.' 14
Right reserved to change this schedule.
TICKET OFFICES—PaIace Hotel,' 663 Market'- it.,
17 716 Market St. and Broadway Wharf.
... - ? Telephone . Kearny 492. ,•
OAKLAND—II2O Broadway. 7 Tel. Oakland 5680.
C. D. PUNANN. General Passenger Agent.
i^3SEW AMER-CAN-HAWAIiA.*
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
%jr*y 7 Tchuantepec Route
Regular Pant Freight Service
y NEW YORK 2TO "^PACIFIC COAST
PORTS and > " HAWAIIAN s- ISLANDS,
sailing| from |New; York every six days,
making .direct: connection with Pacific I
steamers A sailing 7 from :-i Sallna ' Cruz,
Mex.. every r six! days : for * San i Francisco.
PACIFIC ?i COAST y PORTS TO NEW 4
YORK. y" Also jto r Mexican and all prin- j
cipal i European c ports sunder .-'v. through" '
rates and through bills of lading. Sail- ]
ings from San Francisco every 12 days.
y For rates and further particulars ap
ply to DEARBORN & LAPHAM. Qen-"
eral . Agents,'* 8 Bridge * street. 5 New
York. 27 WILLIAMS. DIMOND y& 7« CO.,
General Agents,-Pacific Coast. -7"
'y 210 * Sansome 4 St.. >San .-Francisco, t'i
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
'■: ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY -;
8. S. Chiyo Hani. .*... '..Jgadßaiday. Oct 85, 1911
8. S. Nippon Man." .17. Wednesday, - Nov. 16, 1611
8. _.' Tsayo HarnrTTTr.Wadneadny,; Vat.! 23. 1611
8- B. Sbinyo Mara | (new)..*. Wednea., Doc. 16, 1811
■ Steamers sail from ! company's pier. No. 84, near I
foot lof I Brsnnsn I at., at 11 " p.? m.; for Yokohama:
and Hongkong, calling at Honolulo. Kobe (Hlogo)
and r Nagasaki i and I Shanghai, and i connecting at
Hongkong with steamer, i for • Manila, India. ■ etc.
,No i cargo i received rr oa I hoard on , day »of sailing.
Round trip ticket, at reduced ratea. - ;>y
14: For * freight - and 1 passage rr apply lat See." 4th
floor. Western Metropolis National Bank building.
€25 Market st. W.H. AVERT. ,y
y :y:-X- *;■*?'■ ■■'-■ Assistant 'General;Manager. yy.
UNION S. S. CO. of N. I. Ltd.
New Through Passenger and Freight Sorrioe
v*>i«t?> .** Without Chang.. ■!■;-•-_:
SAN FRANCISCO' TO 3 WELLINGTON. N. ; %..]
VIA TAHITI AND RAROTONOA
8. 8. AO&ANOI (4.269 ton.) .alia 11 a. at. Oat 18
6. 8. MAITAI (8.163 tons) sails 11 a. m. Nov. IS
m fellings : every 28 day.; 1 connecting iat Welling >
ton and Auckland toe New Zealand port* Md
Australia.
OCEANIC S. 8. CO.. Oen Agts.:* 100 Davis at
[ Ticket j Of«ce. «78 j Market j st.: ta). Batter 64«.
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S. S. HONOLULAN i (13.000 tone) SAILS FROM j
SKA-TLB t Oct,*' 21 ■- tat ■. Honolulu. >«}«!»«-. <
mS. 8. > WILBRLMINA? (13.250 tons) .all. noon,
: Oct. -6,1 far * Honolulu > sad > We.igsqtq&fatmj&qgtM
Bona, trip San Franciaco to Honolulu, first daaa.
6110 and up.
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HANAI 111 fliW -.ISleiiaTilO.OoaltonaTdiSl
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ISmmv] 14. Special \ round | trip J $110, Brat class.
TAHITI?*J«D NEW ZEALAND—S. S.
I Mariposa Ball. 1 11 a. m. Oct. 17. No*. 22, ate.
;%> Special Tahiti round trip 8135. first olsm.
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TREBLE CLEF CLUB
BEGINS REHEARSAL
Paul Steindorff and Fred Carlyle
Direct Production of
flight Opera
'f BERKELEY, Oct. 10.Paul Stelndorff,
choragus in the University of, Califor
nia, fls directing • the 7 rehearsals? .which
have been - begun for the Treble Clef
club's presentation of * the light opera.
"When johnny Comes Marching Home."
The play will '"* be given the" night of
November ,3. '. ''•■.. '
" Fredy Carlyle has y been appointed
coach, ; and is f directing" the principal
players in their roles. yy 7? ..y 7 ?7
f The principals' cast for the opera is
as follows: "-'?-'■■: -'7;7y '-■'■',''■- '-y^
General William Allen of the Federal army...
,■-.'....... 7.:. ........ .777. R. C. v Mo«ee, '12
Cordelia Allen, hi* daughter ..".Grace Ewinf*. 'M
Felix Graham....".:.".*;.-;.;. 7. Kurt :Stelndorff '15
Colonel John r Graham (Johnny), his son;.*:.. .1 -•
...-.'-.. 77:.7.7.7..:. 17...77..y. H. A. Stern "13
Amelia Thropp ;*.'..."....*..-.. Margaret Kenny 'VI
Virginia Topping... .'.Carolyn^Telehart '12
Susan Clay, ...; 7.7777.1.1 Florence Anflnifcs *15
Helen". We5t....". .... .. .'*.;:'. Helen < Schweitzer *11
Mrs. - Constance J Pemberton,*; cousin , of»-Felix -yy'-
■■■■■> Graham..*..........':..:.'.A1ice tMcComb '13
Kate Pemberton. r her niece.".*;Phyllis MAguire '13-
Robert . Pemberton, Kate's br0ther."..*........-.
yy. ..1. ".: 7.17.7.71 .... 7717. Earl Parrlih '15
Major Geoffrey Martin of.the Federal army..
--7?y,i-.77.7.'7.71771..... 1..1^...Fred Thomas '15
Major George* Buckle ... Gilbert Wllloughby '12
Major John •; Layne;. 77. ..." .77.7. F. A. **. Plant > '13
Major, Walker ; .*:.......... H. P. Williams "14
Major James Sinclair ;.'..*•....F. A. Williams '13
Incle Tom. an old rsi are 71:11 Theodore Haley 'IB
Jonathan Phoenix, a ne'er do well. R.B. High ,'ll
OAKLAND AVENUE LINE
MAY CROSS TO HARBOR
OAKLAND. Oct. flOi—Extension of
the Oakland avenue car line from
Linda ■<, and ? Piedmont f avenues ;*, into 7 a
crosstown 7? service 'A: along!* Forty-first
or Forty-second street 7to 5 the western
water front 7 isfin* contemplation by
officials \of the Oakland Traction \com
pany. * Requests have been 7 made for
this service and complaints '- made that
residents ;of;Piedmont;and* Linda Vista
districts who want to 7reach7 points 7in
Telegraph or San Pablo f avenues must
travel down fto ; Fourteenth street and
Broadway to make r connections.
ALAMEDAN ACCUSED
OF PRACTICING FRAUD
7 ALAMEDA. ? Oct. 10.—H.f- J. Goetz
man of 1716 Nason street was arrested
at ?hisk- home here? this - morning and
taken; to, San Francisco -to answer 4to
a "charge" y. of ? larceny for obtaining
money by .trick and' device. 7 The com
plaining witness is "G. H. : Cordy,? for
merly manager 7? of .;; Byron ? Springs.
:. /';///■_ RAILWAY TRAVEL ■ ■■_"■ 7fff
js2ij&\ Schedule Effective X
P«£p) Oct. 8, 1911
I V_^JLw/' • •"•' i San 7 Francisco
' 7 yS£_pT f UNION FERRY DEPOT
-Leave] •- A VIA SAUSALITO y ] Arrive
• 7:15 a Sonoma, Ulen Ellen..""-..r.*...'.?..1.«:05p
.7:45 a Petaluma,' Santa Rosa, HMildibur-;, y
. Cloverdale. Ukiab. WllllU,. Sher- . |
.'-■■-"■■ wood, Longyale. ••Sebastopollto
i—»' - •- •GuerneviUe * and ? 'Duncan . Mills ' -■"•*• ~
•week- days only) 1.7....77:7..; 7:3.'.p
- ..:15a Pt. Reyes," Monte . Rio, Cazadero;. » ;35p
Petaluma, Santa Rosa. GuerneviUe. 7yy:
y Monte ' Rio, Duncan Mills, Caw
-■- I - dero* (leaves from Duncan - Mills) *"7:05p :
*9:15 a Point * Reyes .......V...........".. $**05p |
t9:lsa Sonoma. Gleu Ellen .............. t*S:3sp ;
10:45 a Petaluma. -. Santa *• Rosa .•".'.'..'. ....*. 4:35p :
T2:45p Point Reyes, Camp Meeker.-. ..::.:. ..77..
3:15p Petaluma. Santa Rosa, Healdsburg, .
y-y-': Cloverdale. L'kiah. y GuerneviUe.
' Monte Rio. Duncan Mills. Sebas-
; r * topol ..... 7.77.7.7.1.....1n.... 11:05 a
4:45p Sonoma, Glen E11en............... 9:05 a
5:15p Petaluma. ;Santas Rosa 77;.:.... ... 9:35 a
5:45p Pt. " Reyes ; (leaves 7:15 ;p. ;th." Sun- *-••»
- days) 7.11.....1.1..7.7.1.7.1 I 8:05 a
• ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA SAUBALITO'.- r?
Bausalito, Mill Valley, San Rafael—Daily every
1 80 * minutes from 6:45 a. m. until 0:48 a. i m.;
hourly until 2:45 p. m.. then 3:15 p. m. and every
80 minutes until -.7:43 p. m., then * 0:15. " 10:43
p. m. and 12:13 a. m. (On Sundays In addition
Every SO minute, from 8:45 a. m. to 3:15 p.m..' j
excepting 2:15 p. m.) ''■"■'■■-■'■ :-■• :.y ; -._,,,.-_
Fairfax—Leavea f«:45. 7:15. 7:43, 8:15. 8:43.
015. 0:45. 110:15. 10:45. '--{11:15; ■ 11:45 a. m.;
112:15. 12:45. 11:15. 1:45,2:43, 3:15, 3:43, 4:1.1.
4:45, 5:15, 5:45. * 6:18, 0:45, t7:15, 7:45. :'6:15.
1110:45 p. m.; {12:15 a. m.y y y.-y- v .ir .■" .-
San ftuentia via San Rafael—Leave 0:15 a. m..
1:43 p. m.-■?■:- yyy 'i: '■'■■■■•'■.■..•' ..-••-■■. •-■■:..■
yTiburon and Belvedere—Dally every .hour from
6:45 a. ni. until 1:45: p. m. 1 and every hour until
6:ls7.then 7:45, 9:15. 10:43 p.m."and 12:15 a. m.
'■ ■-: 'Sunday arrives 3 7:05 cp. -m.*■*; ••Alto arrives
7:05 p. "m. Sundays. -.A + Except Sunday. •; {Sunday
only. -ISatnrda/ only. ' y.:,y- ■''■.■..•:.:
Pacific Transfer Company's agents are author- <
teed to check. baggage,direct .from ■ residence. •y?
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Boats leave 7:00, 9:49 a. at , 12:36. 3:20.
6:00. p.». ileal, ala Cart*. . -
.. pock sad offlrt^Mortli *> Bad - Ferry _nild_J* 7
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...... v Ai.-A.-y77-yAy y-- .-•?.«' : .-»r* .*•-•
CIE. GLE. TRANSATLANTIC^.
CIRLCT LINE TO HAVRE—
. Sailing. Every Thursday and Saturday.
!.a Lorraine.. 12 La Tonralne..N«V. 16
t ... t««#»«m** Art* » 1 '■ lal Provence' gov. 28
t" «^ - "X *V^t LalBavol.^:.Novr3oi
..a . Provence..Oct. 26, il. t Lorraine..Dec. T
. La;Savole.^,Nov.r|2| Touraiue.Dec. 15
' :La Lorraine..Nov. » La Provence..Dec. l"2
FCGAZI BROS.. Pacific Coast Managers. .
680 Montgomery street, San Francisco. - Cable
office. CSS.. Market street. AM
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CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS
t TO EUROPE VIA THE -
ST. LAWRENCE! RIVER SCENIC ROUTE.
TWO DAYS ON SHELTERED WATERS
y Less than 4 Days on Sea *
WHHH-S^. - By the . XyXwi;4£S
7 "EMPRESSES» OF THE ATLANTIC."
G. X. JACKSON, O. A., 0461 Market ' st.
All Rail and 8. 9. Agents Sell Can. Pae. Tickets.
m&y- • - i^^^^^Swsl:
WEEKLY CALL, $1 PER YEAR
Cordy alleges he was y induced by
Gbetatmanitofpurchase stock in a realty .
company of which Goetzman?was;*the j
head and which was told had ]
Tobacco Famine Here
Half of Cuba's Crops This Year Absolutely Ruined
7 f* This means that good Havana cigars will be rare—that most
favorite brands are going to disappoint. * ?
Not so with Van Dyck *' Quality Cigars.
".' Our experts live in Cuba. They foresaw? conditions —and
acted: accordingly. '"' ""•■-
And the cream of the Havana crops that survived-—-the crops
that were tended like .delicate? flowers ——'were secured for
VAN DYCK
"Quality" Cigars
So, besides the countless bales of 7: Cuba adds nothing , save expense to
rich!tobacco' that are stored in our f ...'-. the smoker. *?! ■ - f?
:; Cuban f warehouses —past 7 seasons' * And we continue ; to; be as lavish
crops that ; are 'mellowing- into Van .with care fand; skill in our making ?'
Dyck Quality—our smokers' enjoy- ? as before—although j today's condi
,- ment is assured 'several seasons, tions have added vastly to the cost -'"
to come, f of manufacture. Yet —such is our
■"'* A' ' :Myyyy -'*7.? "7?: ,*__ ■*-':' -"'■'■■' "".y sacrifice to >- Van \ Dyck quality—not 7
-.. _- : . . Moreover the same 100 per cent. onopenn y hhea _ c added to t £ e Van
saving over. the imported price will Dvck nrice '
f continue to be theirs. For we avoid g e t Van Drck « Quft i*t y »
a duty that equaU their cost by Cigar 9 y where. ?You ain't get
- : making VanDyck'*Quamy Cigars *£- equal'anywhere. This you
to Tampa. Fla. Makmg m caQ pr^ c for yourself. * ?
} In 27 Different Shapes—One for Every Taste~-3-for-25c.t0 25c. each
AT YOUR DEALERS
M. A? GUNST & CO;—.'.lTtie Home of Staples"— Distributors ■*•■',
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VIA OAKLAND PIER /.J
Leave * (Foot of ; Market Btraet) y ;.,;■: Arrive
2.16* Niks? livermore, 7 Tracy, L_throp,V
Stockton, Lodi. ■ Gait, Elk Grove. *; -
■:■■ Sacamento,Poseville,Aubura,CoU_x I I.ZOp
y 6.40s Haywwd, Niks, San Jose ....... .7.. ; 7.30*
• - 7.00* '■ Goldfleld Pass—Truckee, Haaen, • War fi. -
A . buska, (Yerington. Hudson), Mina, '-
Tonopah Gold.eld, Laws, Keeler... 730*
.7.00* Richmond, Port Cost*," Benin*. Sul*. _ on
/y - • • sun, Dixon, Sacramento . ."."*.-....... * 7.30p
7.00* Rosevilk, Maiysvilk, Redding. Duns- yy
:•■,. muir*:r../..viV.^:^........... 1g.40p
7.00* Elmira, Vacavilk. ........... -7.30p
i : • 7.00* Davk, Woodland (Marysvilk, ' 0m
... .. eilk), Williams, r Maxwell, Willows, .-. _■
Hamilton. Cominj. Red 81uff...... *-; 7.30p
! 7.40* Valkjo. Napa. Calktoga, Santo Ross, y*, >,
Martines, San Ramon, Livermore.. 8.1 Op
740* Niks, Pleasanton. Livermore, Tracy, _,^
. ..& Lathrop, Stockton. Lodi, Sacramento 7.30p
I 7.4o*'Tracy.Patterson, Newman, Los llanos, ;y y
f Kems-a, Fresno ;.........•• *■•
i i -.00* * Newark, West San Jose, : Los Gates, ■;
7 Wright, Felton (Ben Lomond, Boul- -■■-.
77 Xy M: der Creek), Santo Crux............ Mop
'-' l Mo*' Port Cost*, Martines. Byron," Tracy. .
■yy •. V Stockton. Merced, Berenda m(Ray
?y . mond). Fresno, Fowkr.--Selma, _
Traver, Goshen Junction (Hanford,
iy'A > Armons). Bakersfield :..... 4.50p
V 8.40* Tualk, Lindsay. Portemlk, Ducor... 7.30p
0.40s YoeemitoValky vkMerced..U...::. 4.50p
A 8.40* Avon, i Concord, Walnut I Creek, - Saa -/y"-?*
. . Ramos. ..*.......;...•........'. *-50
"■■ B.oo* Irvington, San Jose ... 7........'.... 7.30p
"■'■■ B.oo* Nils*, Pleasanton. ' Livermore. Stock
ion (•Milton), Velky Spring. lone, ■■;_■'
Sacnuaento.:..r..;.....i.*•""•"—.' „22 p
B.oo* Tuolumne, Sonora, Jamestown, Angels Z.sop
? B.oo* Atlantic Sacramento, True
ken, Opkn, Salt Lake City, Denver. y —
Kansas City. Omaha, Chicago . *... 8.30p
7 B.oo* Tonopah-Gold-eld Standard Sleeper.. 7.30*
9.00* Napa, Calistoga.Glsn Ellen. Santa Rosa II JO*
j *. 10.20* * San Francisco Overland Limited—
- ver, Kansas City, St. Louis. Omaha. _
i 'Chicag0...:^............'.....--; 2-,0
10.40* Vallejo. Mara Island. Napa........... »I -30*
10.40* * Los Angeles PasKnger—Port Costa,
"y Martinet. Byron. 'Tracy, Stockton.
Merced. Fresno. (Hanford, Coalings, ;_ __
Visalia), Bakers-eld, Los Angeles... 7.30p
'-- 11.20* Shasta Limited—Portknd. f Taooma, X ?7. *
y t Seattle :.:..:...V.:........V.... O.lOp
<* 12.00 a Richmond, Port Costa, Benin*. 8m- *■• ■•':>>
•y •un, Elmira, Dixon, Sacramento 11.10*
"12.00 a Davis, Williams, Colusa June. WiflowV --■;"•;
A- ii.-.-..^ Germantowa, Oriaad, Ham-ton.;..'. *.30p
7 |2.00n Mary-mile, Chioo, Red 81uff......;.... 4.30 a
;r l.oop Nike, Irvtogto_,-auJ<_e............ 2.50p
-: %Mp San L-snndro, Noes. Ceatervilk. New-1 9.10*
y ark. San J05e........T.;v. .7.7.7 I ; 7.30p
1.40p Newark, Alviso, Agnsw. Santo Clam, . •■ y
f;yy- : 7-yWest Saa J0e5*...;*.;:;....'.-.-K _'0p
■ ■ _40p i San Leaadro. Nik*. San J05e....... .. B^o*
7 3.00p '• Benicia, Winters, Sacramento— ~ ;>
-">'y -■"' land, Tudor, Yuba City. MarysviDe . 11.10*
'. 3.209 V»lley Flyer—Port Cost* (Stockton),
Martines, Byron. Modesto, Merced,
r- .Fresno. Ooihea-r Junction, Tulare, --
BakersSsld, Mojsve, Los Angeles...; 12.1 Op
X -•-' f JtO* Avon, Concord, Walnut Creek, -Ban -
; Ramon. 1.7.7... 77.11777:7.7.. 12.10*
y MOp; Richmond, Valkjo. Napa. CaHstoga, . ' ; '
' Glen Ellea. Santa Rosa, Crockett,;- -y-y
'-:■. Port C05t0,tT...:rr..;.........y; 0-30*
4.00p Niks (Centerri-^ Newark). Liver-P, 10^0*
r^s*' more. Ttaey, Stockton, Lodi 77.7. \ ll^Op
: '< 440* San Leaadro, Hayward. Niks. Pkae-.
r" antoa, livermore.' Tracy, Patterson.'..*■■■.
Newman. Kermao, Fre5n0.'...*:...".:; 1!.20p
- i S.OOp Port ; Costa, ' Benicia, * Suisua: *" Sacra-. - ' '< 7
mento, Lincoln. Marysvilk, Orovilk.. 11.30*
B.ooa Vallejo. Napa. Calistoga. Glen Ellen. ?
Santo Ron7.yy.y.i:.yi7:. 7JOp
"■■'A%Ma Davis. Arbucltle, \ Williams, , Willows. y- M ..[
Oriand. Tehama...^.......... 177. 10.40p
7i 6.00p Russell. West San Jose, Los Gatos.... ; BJO*
8.20p San Leandro. Hayward, Niks, Sunol,; v;- 2
y i , -Pleasanton, Livermom ;..'...... " J"! 0*
■~1~ 8.20p '• Irvington, San Joep.. ;*: .T.:..".'...".".. '■*■■' 9.30* 1
-r 6.00p Owl Limited—Los Angela* .:..... B.loa
■£j 8.40p ; Eastern Expres»--Ogdea, Pueblo. Den
rer, Kansas City. St. Louis, Chicago. {; B^op •
S MO*" Port . Costa.* Benick. •. V Sacramento, ■
*>.«- Truckee (Lake Tahoe). Reno. Spark* % |E3op
- 8.40p Hayward, Niks and San Jos* ..:... - 6.50p
y 7joop; China -y and y Japan > Mail—Ogden,
-■•■■.■* Cheyenne, Denver, Kansas City. ?*?
. Omaha, Chicago ..;:'. '77.7, ....... *Z^Op
"A-lAO*-- Port Costa, Stockton. Sacramento, Col- -
■yy. fax. Truckee (Lake Tahoe). Reno... 10.10*
7 tfJMIf: Richmond (IValkjo), Port Costa. *;
Y-Xyyyy . Martinet, Concord, Walnut r Creek.
y yyy . Danville. San Ramon, Livermore . 9.30*
- 7 8.20p» Oregon - Express—Sacramento, r- Rose
ry. vUk, Marysvilk, Redding. Ashland. : *- ■•:
- Portland, Tacoaia, Seattle. Spokane r; B.lo* i
8.40* i BakersSeld. MeKittrick. Hatelton. Mo
•" ■: v- narch, Moron. Fellow, Shak:.;..:. 7.50*
-.40p . Ric_n»nd. Port Costa. Tracy, Modesto.; yy
:yy . ;• Merced. Fresno, Hanford. Tukre.... 7.50*
>f MOp. Hanford, I Armona, > Leatoore,', Huron, I A'" *'".
. . -r: -: Coaling* .".: i7717.17:7.7777. -Y. 7.50* '
*? 8.40p Visalia, Exeter. J Lindsay, I Porterri-e, f
-^ . . Ducor, Fanj050...*:.:.:........... 7^o*
*? | MOp Portland Express—Davk. Wißows, Red 7.y '
- Bluff. Weed, (Klamath Falls), Ash- -
land, Roseburg. Portland. Tacoma.
X.-y-y: ■yAy&a3tia.7777..7717777177777.7 7..S . l2JOp i
.* I|j4op I Sani Leandro, Hayward, Niks, Pleas-■■
'sXf^7Skt'!sm anion,' livermora. Tracy, Stockton.". </ 2.50* •
REATHERUND'S ROUTE—From Pacific Stmt Wharf.
7??Th_r route offers exceptional opportunity for Auto
mobtlists to reach aS points on the Sacramento River;
;'< Collinsvilk, Emmaton. Rio Vista, Iskton. Ryde, Walnut J
I Grove, Vorden, Courtkod, Clarksburg, Sacramento.
■Ay Steamer Seminole or Navajo.' leaves San* Francisco 8:391
I a."* m. daily ' except 1 Sunday 1 and Wednesday, arriving I
; Sacramento 7.00 p.m.. Leave Sacramento 8.80 a. m. t
I daffy 9 except N Sunday ' and Wednesday, < arriving | San I
Francisco 5.30 p. m. Stopping in either direction at all
point* -town above.
Steamer Modoc or Apache, leaves San Francisco 1-00;
■P at daily, except Sunday; arrive San Francisco 11:30
. -p. A daily except Monday. -%•,? . / , y .■ A
7*31 Stsamar Navajo or Seminole, leave* San Francisco
10.00 ;p. m. daily j except ! Sunday*, arriving | Sacramento
f» 7.00 !a. m. daily except 1 Monday. Leave - Sacramento
8.00 p. m.datlv except Sunday*, arriving St.-. Francisco
17.00 a. m. daily except Monday. No stop* ear onto 1 in'
either direction. - .- ■ -
7? AUTOMOBILES AND VEHICLES. r - j
\ OAKLAND "= HARBORI FERRY-From I San Francisco,
|f South End Ferry Building tar Broadway Wharf. Oak
§ •ad— a. at; $7.00 a. m.. then 8.00 a. m. and j even*.
; hour, duly, to 9.00 p. m.. inclusive. - Boats leave Broad- -
Whart at same bout* a* ebon for Saa Francisco.
ilk* convenient nut* for _ato_tobil_ta. . .
SO acres of Valuable land in Mill Val
ley.":;.; "i Cofdy'said ■ he - learned 7; the \ com
pany was fictitious 7 and 7 that 4 Goets
man: owned no land ?in Mill Valley.
VIA COAST LINB
Leave " (Third and Townsend Streets) Arriv*
$s.lf* Valencia Street, Ocean View, Cokoa,
- Cemeteries, Bsdea, San Bruno ... t8.35a
, 6.30* South San Francisco, San Jos*, Gilroy,
', (HolUster), Sargent, I'ajaro, Watson- ,
- '-vilk, Santo Cru5................... 7.50p
$7.00* i South San Francisco, Palo Alto, Saa > ." .rr
' * Jose, Way Stations ........... 740 a '
7.00* MavfieW. Los Altos, Los Gat 05....... ; $7.20p -
B.oo* Shore Lino Limited—Faso liobks Hot -,
Springs, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles ■; 9.30»
B.oo* ' El Paso, San Antonio, Houston, New -
Orleans, Chicago and Ea5t......... 8.30*
8.05* The Coaster—San Jose, Paiaro (Wat-
A/ y -. . sonvilk, Santa - Crux), Castroville. .
"* . (Del Monte. Monterey, Pacific Grove),
Salinas, Sokdad, Paso Robke Hot
Springs, Ban Luis Obispo,Surf(Lom
poc), Santa Barbara. Ventura, Ox-,
/ - oard, Los Ange1e5.......r.......v. 11.489
8.30* I Mayfield. Los Altos. Los Gates, Wright, 7&3%js&m
Gkawood (Boulder Creek), Santa *
Crux, Watson ville. Castrovilk, Del
y - Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove ... 8.05p
o.oo* San Jose (Gilroy), SaEnas, Faso Robks
' Hot Springs, San ...is Obi-po— 1 res .
, *, Watacnv-L's, Santa. Crua,
Del Monte, Monterey. Pacific Grove 4.00» f.
10.40* South San Frarcisco, Burfingatte.Saa,:'' "y.
Mateo, Pak Alto. San J05*..:...'.. ' J6.30*
10.40* Los Altos, Mont* Vista, Los Gatos { *?;*{£
11.30* Valencia Street. Ocean View, Cokca, A >
* Cemeteries, Baden, San 8run0..:.. I .SBp
11.40* South San Francisco. San J05e.,."..... t8.20a
> I^Op Saturdays only— Easton, Ban Mateo,
y Redwood, Menk Park. Pak Alto.. J9.55p
2.00p ' Dei Monte Express— San Jose, Gilroy, —.: -
"*■* " Sargent .'Watsonville). Santa Crua. ,* y,
Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove,;>*-""-*-"*:-v
'-" (Salinas).. 1.1"....:.: 77. .7.7.777.:: I 240» .
- 2.05p South San Francisco. Pak Alto, San
y- y30at.ii.7..i.1.......7.7.7....... 845*
t2.05p Lob Altos. Mont* Vista, Los Gatos..... t3.25p
• 3.00 South San Francisco, San Mateo, Saa
"Jose. Gilroy, Tres Ficos, Salinas i 10.1 Oa
3.00p Watsonvilk. Santo Cms. CsstrovUk,
Del Monte. Monterey, Facifie Grove' 10.10*
: 3.1 San Mateo, Redwood, Alto, May
field. Los '■ Gatos, Wright (Boulder 7
: Creek) Santa Cm* ::...:......v..' 11.05*
;■ 4.00p Sunset Express — Tucson, Doming. '
El Paso, Houston, New Orleans,
Chicag0......... '.:.....'..."".".'..'.' .*.. 1045*.
4.00p Washington Sunset Washing- -
- ton, D. C, New York and East..':.. , 10.55 a ?
. 4.00 p.: Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago :.: *.... ; 1045*
. 4XK)p Paso Robfcf" Hot Springs. San Luis
- * - Obispo, Santa Barbara ; and. Lo* *> < '*--'■:
■■yy Angeles ..':.;....T...'..".*..:..-: 10.55* .
V *.20p I South San Francisco. Sag J05e....... t9.00* I
|5.05p Buriingsme. San Mateo, Pak Alto, Saa . - ■<A-
>■■ ■■:..'- Jose and Way Stations ........ \ Msa
t5.20p 1 Redwood, Fsk Alto. San J05e........ 1.1 Op
t5.20p Los Alto*. Monta Vista, Lcs Gates.... $3-25?
$5.25p Burlingame, San Mateo, San J05*..'..., 3.25p
1*6.30p Loop—Vaknck Street, = Ocean Vkw,
:.;-•" Cemeteries, South San Francisco, 23d
" - Street, and Townsend ::.•..*.*.'.7 tO-40p
" 6.40p San Bruno. San : Mateo. * Redwood,/ i t7.25* ;
Pak Alto, Santa Clara, San Jose.. \7 1.35 a
$5.40p *; Los Altos. Los Gatos, Wright, Gka-, • '
f 1 wood, Big Trees, Santa Cruz ..... 77? 1945*
tB.oo* Millbrao, San Mateo, Fak Alto, May-<
field. Los Altos, Los Gate 5.:.....;.. tB.OO* :
6.00p . Saturdays Wright, Laurel, F«i
rr ton (Boulder Creek), Santa Crus.." <845*
$6.05p i 23d Street, Visitscion. South San Fran- - '- A
- cisco/VaknckStreet:.;;..'. 77.U.77 t7.ISp
. 6.30p : South San Francisco, San J05e........ ' 6.45p :
; B.oop The Lark — Paso Robks Hot Spring*
- Santa Barbara, Los A ngeks ....». '?■ 9^o*
8.109 Los Angeles Passenger— Salinas,
Paso Robks Hot Springs, can Luk y,
:-7 Obispo, Santa Barbara and Los As- .7 "\
yy.yy ff\et,ii.i7777.:i7.iii7i.-....7..i'A8A0t'y
I O.OOp r San Jose and Way Stations .......'.... ''■- . 7.20 i
11.45p j South San Francisco, Fak Alto, Eaa
■yyy ;J05e.....;v;..... v v.;..*:r~?7.v..;y745p 7
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS-Vla Alameda Pier.
T* Oakland, 14th and Franklin' Sts, Electric Servlss)— 7
6.15, 6.45 a. m. and then 15 and 45 minutes past th*
' hour , until 7.45 p. '* m.:; then 8.80, 9.15. 10.00.10.411
11.30 p. at and 12.15 a. m.
To Alamod*. North and South Side (Osctrle Ssryles)—
A 6.15, 6.45 a. m. and then 15 and 45 minutes past th* ■
11 hour until 7.45 p. m.: then 8.30. 9.15, 10.00. 10.4&
11.30 p. m. and 12.15 a. m. Y\y yyyX
j;. - _..-,,, ».,.>■.-,.; ■ ..* ...: ■-■ym^TT^ ■ > ;•. -. ■ ■ '" ■ ■
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS-Vla Oakland riatyyAy'.
iTo Oakland, ' 16th St., Berkeley and Bsrryman—Daily—
■ From' 6.00 "... a. m., and every • twenty minutes ■ untS ;r
• 8.20 p. m., inclusive; then 9.00, 9.40. JO.2C. 11.00,
- 11.40 p. m., 12.20 and 1.20 a. m. Additknal beats
Saturdays and Sundays only 8.40 p. m., 9_o, 10.C0
[. 4 10.40 and 11 JO p. m. y77y: 'yyyyyyyyy yyy
I To Oakland, 7th and Broadway/ East Oakland, 1 Fraltval* •"
I*A and " Melrose—Daily—From j 6.00 'ay m., - and every ;
twenty minutes until 8.20 it' m., inclusive, then 9.00 v
9.40, 10.20, 11.00. 11.40 p. m., 12.20 and 1.20 aim. |
' Additknal boats Saturday and Sunday only, 8.40 p. fit.
A 9.20, 10.00, 10.40 and 11.20 p. m. r ■; yyy.y~yy -
To Oakland. First St? Fruitvale, Alameda North Side.—>
Daily—From 6.00, 6.20 a. m.. then oa the; hour '*9&y.
20 minutes past until 4.20 p. m.; then 4.40 p. m. 5.00,
71 5.20. 6.40, 6.00. 6.20, 6.40, 7.00, 7.40, 8.20. 9.(». 9.4 a
10.20.11.00,11.40 p. m., 12.20 and 1.20 *. m.
• 7 Additknal train to Oakland (First St.). 2.15 a. at
To Sfoi»ehun»^-t6.00 a. ■»., t6.40, t7.00f tB.OO/.*»9.oa?i
tIO.OO a. m., tl_« p. m.. .•fcOO. •2.40. *»3.00. H.OQ.
•5.00 and *5.40 p. m.
T* Wast Berkelsy-From •5.00 it m. 2 t6_o, t6.40, tT.00,; \
m •7.20. t".40. »8.00. I*3o. $8.40, t9.00. $9.20, *10.00,
1110.40,I 110.40, •11.00, $11.-0, $11.40 a. m., *12.00 N.. tISJO,
1 $12.40. »1.00. $1.20, $1.40. *2.00. $2.20. $2.40. •ICO. g
B $3.20, 1 340, *4.00 p.* m., a_d every twenty minutes ■
fi until 1 7.00 p.- m.. inclusive; then : *8.00 .p. m., •9.04*1:;
• b9.40, §10.00, b10.20. *11.00, *11.40 p. m. and *12.30 am |
To CorWa—Fom •6.00 a. m.. T6.40, t7.00, f! .20, t7.4ft
■ tB.OO. tS.2O, t9.00, *10.00, > $10.40, 111.00. $1 tax ■
? 111.40 a.' at, •12.00 N., $12.20, $12.48. »I.<«. $1.34 & *
U $140. »200 1 $2.20, $2.40. *3.00, $3.20. $3.40.*4.09. ?y
U •4.20, '4.40. *5.00. *5.20. »5.40. •«.«. •8.00. W.oB fa
and §10.00 p. m. ■ * ;
To Vlgorlt Stsos, Pullman, Richmond—6.oo a. «_, 448 ■
p. m., 6.20 p. m. -yy-y. y \y". y- X-yyA
j'~"i""r *' ,■ '*" "i ■ i' i ————_■ y
y: a for Morning. W •Daily, r p for Afternoon. -
aSunday and Monday only. ■%'■- "y
■"■Ay ■: ,t Sunday excepted. $Sunday only.
■'AX- I Daily except Sat and Sim, -'* cMonday 0n1y..;
r - SSatutday and Sunday only, - -
Unkn Transfer Co. wthoriiMl to check B>H*|l direst
rramrseldeftM.
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