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4
SOCIAL EVENTS OF
ALAMEDA COUNTY
Lawrence F.. • Jennings and
? Miss Virginia Pinkston ■to I
Wed in June j
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Other .Affairs Engrossing
Members of the Exclusive
ISet This Month
juAKLAXD, May 7.—-Lawrence F.
Jennings will marry Miss Virginia
Pinkston Thursday everiirig, June 12. at
Fruitvale Congregational church: The
betrothal was announced nearly a year
ago,? bringing to them the felicitations
of a wido circle of friends. Miss Pink
-stonfwlll choose a bevy of "the girls'to
attend her in the bridal ??• party . arid
Invitations to the ceremony will reach
several hundred guests/Miss .Pinkston
has a seminary?education and she gave
particular attention to the cultivation
of her musical gifts.\ The Pinkstbns
belong to a group of pioneer .families
which have made Fruitvale notable for'
its culture.
** " *
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Acker will leave
next week for a tour? of the Grand
canyon, planning? to he absent from'
town for a month. Miss. Helen? Acker
will remain In Oakland? while her pa
rents are away. y
. An event which included a number
of the girls and younger matrons in i
its pleasure was the bridge ; tea at
which Miss? Josephine Johnson enter
tained informally in honor of her sis
ter, Mrs. John Stark Towne. f Mrs.
Towne is visiting Oakland from her
home in southern California and has
accepted. several favors from "her
friends. Miss Johnson asked the?closer
acquaintances of herself and sister! to
accept her, hospitality at the? 7 Johnson
residence in Monte Vista avenue.
M ' * *? ..;-..
Mrs. Ewald Grunaky Jr. has returned
to her home in Nevada, after? a brief
visit as the guest of her mother,-Mrs.
William G. Palmanteer. Mrs. Grunsky;
. ante to the bay cities to attend the
wedding of Miss Madeline Clay and,
Warren Harrold last month. She gave
all her time to the family circle, re
fusing the numerous social compli
ments which were offered on the occa
sion of her first visit to Oakland
since her marriage. Mrs. Grunsky will
-be remembered as Miss HazelPalman
teer.
* * ,*
. The wedding of Maurice Sullivan and
Miss Gladys ; Wilsonf will :be a simply
appointed event of the coming month.
Miss Wilson has named Tuesday, f June
10, as her marriage? day, the ceremony, j
to take place at the family residence
in Linda Vista. • ?• ,'
Mrs. D. H. Foote and Mrs. M. H. Roh- !
bins entertained at bridge and? tea this ]
afternoon at Hotel Oakland, extending
their hospitality to 100 guests. -i
.", -5r . .•jy* -rf'-.-■ .-..'*>..■ ;
Mrs. Charles H. King will open her
East Oakland y residence tomorrow
afternoon to a group of matrons whom -j
she'will entertain at a bridge tea. She i
will be assisted, in receiving by her I
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Tanner, y y
* *" ■ *
y Mrs. Milton Hor swill entertained a
dozen of the younger set at cards this
afternoon, her guests numbering a
group of friends who meet? together
? fortnightly for an informal ; game of
bridge. Those present were:
Mrs.' Roy JQronson '-..■' 'Mis:- Katherinr Culver s
Mrs. David OHphant Jr. Mi** Virginia Pinkston 1
MrF.Fred Vickery Miss ÜBm Marshall"?
Mrs. Boy Baker Mia* Hope Mathews. -,
Mrs. Unfr (,'owles |.Urs. Warren ftfcKffebea i
Mrs.- 1 irebsnigh - -j -
"'' * .-#,". * ' ' ■
: Miss Edith Goodfellow, who has been
abroad since the early winter,?is. plan
ning to return shortly to the? family
home in- Oakland. ,The death f r of- her
father, the late W.S. Goodfellow, sad
dened the "journey; which w ; as looked
forward to with such pleasure. "
. Mrs. Henry Heilbron Jr. has been
entertaining as her guest in Sacra-"
mento Miss Frances Ramsay.
9 "X" TT
Bridge and tea were the pleasures
which Mrs. George de Golia offered a
number whom she entertained at
theClaremont Country club, this after
noon? 7-' ' \"
'y,f . ■.. #;-, - * ; ♦ ? ~y
. Mrs. James K. Moffitt Jr. will give
■ tea tomorrow in honor -of Mrs.
Herbert M°ffitt, who .leaves shortly
with her husband, Doctor Moffitt, for
a summer abroad.
" ■":'' *;- : ;*?". * " ",';
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Bliss.are spend
in?, some days in the bay cities from
their summer place-at Lake Tahoe.
JIM FAT, FAMILY COOK,
ACCUSED OF LARCENY
Judge : Harris and Son • Play -Detectives '
Pand Land .Suspect Charged With
Taking Honey
OAKLAND, May 7.— Judge T. W.
Harris and his son, Myron:, Harris, a
deputy district attorney; played* detect-?
ive roles this?morning when* they? ar
rested Jim Fat, the family cook. . A
bag : of money taken ? from fa bureau
drawer was traced to Jim Fat, and
judge Harris and; his son bundled the
suspected man into their; automobile
and "hurried him to the .city prison.
Where he was charged with- petty lar
ceny. ? ,; : ',
The Harrises have been missing ar
ticles for-the last six months, but jj sus
picion did not center on? Jim Fat until
this morning. When two); suits;. of
"clothes f- and a Gladstone | bag 'recently
disappeared the J theft was blamed*" on
burglars.. Judge Harris took his wife
to the train this > morning and before
leaving"? he. put the? money, bag "in ? a
drawer. When he returned the cash
was missing, y ■
DICKINSON PLEADS GUILTY
Will Be Given Until Außost 20 to Make
Good Hl* Shortage.
, OAKLAND, 'May ".—George Dickin
son, whose arrest? more than a year
ago for:emb'ezzUhgfrom the California*
"Optical? 'company,-,: sums? of ,'f money
amounting to more than $1,000 created
a sensation, pleadedf guilty • before Po
lice Judge Mortimer 'k Smith ? today to
.* »«^o y chargesf; of y misdemeanor yem-f
tezzlement and sentence was set yfor,
August 7. He has, promised";to?;. make
good the shortage),and will be given
until August : to make payments? .
OAKLAND LTH EATERS^
TWELFTH I and ■ BRO AD WA Ykk OAKLAND
LAGRACIOSA
Oorgeous; Scenic 'Production;. " ; :•
"VISIONS? of; FAIRY: LAXD" f
_RDATHB—IB "DAINTY MAIDS IN
"H-i-R-A-M"
- . The-Musical Favorites.;.*;.y, y ,y*
/DIAMOND & BEATRICE
FIVE » OTHER ■ F_ ATUR ES,,
Orpheum Bill Is Varied
Rare Show at Pantages
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Stars at Oakland's vaudeville theaters.
CHIEF OF POLICE
ARRANGES DETAILS
Department Reorganized by
New Order Taking Ef
fect Saturday
OAKLAND. May 7.Chief .if Police
! Petersen announced- today that begin?
i ning Saturday he will put in force a
! complete reorganization of the police j
| deaprtment which Will affect..prac- j
tically; every member of the force. "The j
: new station in Fifty-second street,
j near Shattuck avenue, north Oakland
! district, will be completed then. Fea
| tures of the change will he an ar
! rangement by divisions,; the heads of
! which:will be in absolute control and
responsible directly to the chief for
i the work in their departments.
;i,VMH HKAUS DIVISION
■'Captain^J.*? F. Lynch, the senior, of
ficer, .will assume charge of the" north- j
crn division. Lieutenant B. ,L. Cur- j
tiss will be second Tin-command and j
have charge? of the bight detail. Ser- I
geant J. F. Sill will be desk sergeant! j
Corporals E. L. Conroy and HyNedderf
man have been detailed for: service;
under Lynch. "The? chauffeur? will be,
W. H. Jordan. R. A. Brown and J. It
Leonhardt-and. the Wagon officers will 1
be? G. ■' L. Doolan, C. J. Keefe ; and E. ,W. |
Summers. , '- - .•-■-.-■' : - ~ * ~ .'» i
'-■ Captain Charles H. Bock .will be? in
charge of the central;..station with
Lieutenant William Woods in charge
of the night detail/ Sergeant 1 **James
Walters Will be desk sergeant. .:The
central division will be divided into
four;districts with Corporal AlPoulter
in charge of No. 1. : the downtown sec i
tion, taking the; place held by Walters.
District No. 2, the west Oakland <sec- !
tion, will be in charge of ; Sergeants A.
G. Bock and Corporal John * Murphy. i
District No. 3. east' Oakland section,
will be headed by ff Sergeant < Michael
Bvrne and No.* 4. - known Sas _■ the Pied
mont in Oakland district, will be" .in
charge of -Corporal" JohnfFahey.:-"
BROWN AT. MELROSE
The Melrose district .will be in
charge of Captain ? Thorwald Brown
and Lieutenant Fred • Schroeder.. Ser
geant William -McCloud? will be desk
sergeant?- and h. Corporals E. Brock and
J. F. Flynn will: be assigned there. y
A new department has been created
which will be in charge; of all the
motor ? driven? vehicles with Sergeant
John F. Sherry in command of the men
and ; machines. There f are two patrol
wagons, two automobiles and a motor-;
cycle?; A patrol wagon, an automobile
and?the motorcycle will remain at the
central station-; and the other wagon
will be? sent to the; north -Oakland sta
tion. "■> J. F. McCumber, J. G. Wallman,*
A. B. Smith and C. G. Underwood'; will
be the .chauffeurs; at the central^"sta
tion and W. R. Jones will be the wagon
officer.. '"'?'■?', '■ -,-'.'•'•' V -■■---.
3; Sergeant Joseph iHavens, ; now; doing
patrol duty, will act as clerk to Chief
Petersen in place of I Curtjss, who goes
to north Oakland.§/ Chief; Petersen will
leave the flatter part of -.the* month to
attend" the convention of the National
Association?' of 'Police 5 Chiefs and dur
ing his absence; Captain Lynch will be
acting chief.? *■'■?.*- • 'y. f'i
OX THE JOB AT DAYTON
; Then happened an;, incident."thati is
unique in the history of f great disas
ters. One of the distinguished citizens,
whose? manufacturing plant of 38 acres
was ;on an ! elevation outside the danger
zone, stepped out ion' the roof and .took
one/ swift look at the square miles of
desolation. Then he rose to the emer
gency V like a cork bobbing out ; - of the
water, John Patterson has a think
ing apparatus which hums like a f dy
namo: '-it?freaches; a 1? decision with the
rapidity of a well J oiled piston," and his
conclusions have the decisiveness "of? a
steel trap. • . r "\" ,- ; -.f?- 7 f 7
He, came down from., the roof , and
sent' for ? t , his f." heads- of V departments;
They - hitched up : their t 7 trousers*ffand
came across j the 3Sf acres on 7 the jump.
By the f time they reached ?- the oflitfT,
Mr. Patterson had drawn on the black-
I board?? the C outline y reproduced at the
bottom of this page.? Every man found
his^ work cut out for him. with a "full
speed ahead" order . pinned ," to 5' it.—Ed
gar Allen* Forbes, in Leslie's.. ,
| Oakland Brevities |
Victor accused of entering the room of
Marie Merrill lin j the * Holland J house ? and f stealing.;
clothing. I **, was « arrested l yesterday |>. by % Inspectors
James i Drew, William i Quigley i and j: Charles Mc
; Carthy on 1a S charge lof * petty larceny. He was \
arraigued _ before Police Judge 8 Mortimer! Smith]
. ami • his preliminary hearing was ; set : for May 14.
Tt* Samuel Kiiu;. wanted - ; in ■; San Francisco fori
felony embezzlement.";, was i arrested i at» Idorif* park'
Tuesday by Inspector* Richard McSyiev
and * William Finish and bronchi to : San 3 nan
( is,o yesterday vby Detective .fames y\*olans§Mß|f
K. N. .n.vston. <t4.:_ Colby street, left his
; trousers 4 near an open* window en retiring Tuos
day night J and [. found * them > missing | with '• a } small;
sum of moneyyesterday morning.
T.-'.Ti; A. Marlin. 40".) Eighth street. ic|>or!e,| to
the -police the* theft*'of-a; suit of clothes | and fail
clock,
A small bank containing* $1S was stolen from
tthe * home iofl. H. Perry, 94331 Bf_treet3_l_i_Si
THE SAN FRAN CISCO CALL, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1913.
PRISONERS SHOW
■ INTEREST IN BIRD
Appeal Sto Judge to :j Liberate
Sparrow Caught Between
Two Panes of Glass
'OAKLAND, May 7.— Prison.is in
the fourth, story of if the county jail
sympathized .with'"'a half grown, spar-*
row 'caught between two ; panes of
glass* in the courthouse, opposite and
today applauded Superior,.!udge»Waste
when he released ! the bird. '
For two days the men in the Jail ■ ob
served ; the sparrow held - fast V between
the glass in af half open window. yA
trusty was delegated to inform Judge
-Wastef andf ask 7 permission to free f ; the
bird. By carefully /pulling? f one win
dow down and raising the other Judge
Waste?? and ', the trusty extricated the
little prisoner. y - ."_'.,-
The prisoners said that?' other,? spar-*.,
rows had been frantic over the plight
of '■'" their?y relative?? and • ' had brought
(Worms and bugs for■two)days';^rffa vain
attempt to feed him through? the glass.'
y itmtirim; thk war SCARE
A very large puncture has,.been'., made
in the.* war; scare of Europe by? the ex
posures of -''the methods .employed,; to
work up the sentiment. The disclo
sures -came at? a fortunate time fto .tone
down the ■ armament - madness.-— Nash
villee Tennesseean. ?• ?; -f ffy '.""■''%'■„
Davenport $97=
emmr ww w ___4» £* 4» Va J& M .'maaaaam
Divan and Bed in One ™ •
. The most popular and the biggest selling- piece of furniture invented in a decade
is the Davenport. In the daytime it is a handsome sofa or divan—an ornament to M
the home and taking the place of several chairs. When night comes a simple, easy
f motion transforms the divan into a comfortable full-size bed big enough for two
people. A.large box beneath the seat takes care of the bedclothes during the day.
The handsome pattern shown in the picture above we price at ' $27.60 —golden *
or fumed oak frame, splendid springs, upholstered in leatherette. Sold on . easy M
credit terms—ss cash and $4 a month. If you are thinking of a Davenport, see our
big exhibition SURE before you buy—if .for- no other reason than to post yourself
on patterns and prices. . •*=■•-•■"' -Jl
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Another "Scrim" Event—l_ftfc Yard '"
• Just before the "strike" of the weavers went into effect we bought up
I five thousands yards of scrim. It has just arrived and goes on sale for three
days (Thursday, Friday and Saturday) at 12«/ c the yard: Double bordered
y |duplex printed scrim in all colors and many different patterns. :
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Our credit"terms must suit your conven- :'■'.-'•
ience. A - small * cash payment only is re- - -
lence. -\ smati},casnj;payment > only Is Re
quired— the balance as your salary will per- --.'- *
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MYSTERY WINDOW
STILL MYSTERIOUS
No One Has Yet Been Able
to Solve Riddle Which
.?• ■ It Offers .
OAKLAND, May 7.—The Oakland
Orpheum, with its varied bill, is draw
ing well this week.
Miss Belle Baker continues to remain
the center of interest in the show.
She is .known as America's greatest
character singer. Good looks, a pleas,
ing personality, stunning gowns and a
well trained voice—these g are the fac
tors that give her success.
"The Window of Apparitions" is a»
; full of mystery as at? the first per-
I forma nee.' 'No one has yet been able
.jtof solve the riddle which it offers. It
is imported from London and has
proved itself one of the best things of
i its kind ever hrought across the water.
The professional debut of Miss
Grace Casters has been welcomed by
I many Oaklanders who already are' ac
quainted with her ability as an enter
tainer. , '
..Other acts..: are Franker -Woods Sand
Bunee Wyile in "Good Night;" Hale
Nofrcrossßaridjleo in a comedy.
"Love in the Suburbs;" De Renzo and
Laude, comedy acrobats; the Ishikawa
brothers, hand . { balancers. and 1.
Warren Keane and Grace White in
sleight of hand. * -"
Mi-iwii ni nana,
• The show at the Oakland Pantages
is worthy of ! support romf the first to
the last act. Beatrice, assisted by
Oharles Dlmond and a girl harpist,
gives an excellent performance on, the
saxophone. '. g . ... j^ggjgg
- '•Visions > -'ln. Fairyland." an offering
intended for the children, is > also popu
; lar with their elders. It is a fairy
story" beautifully staged and 'admirably?
acted.
Other acts*worth seeing are "Hiram,''
a farce given by a bevy of girls; Rizal
and Atima, gymnasts: Miss in
songs; and Grimm Elliott, blackface
artist. . "
DAMAGES ARE SOUGHT
FOR ALLEGED BEATING
Mr*. I . M. Everts Asks $5,000 '■ for At
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tack' she Charge* Mm. Lena Went ■
•?? ";"•?'?"!--•" Made ■ I pun Her '■■.■■ :yyf
OAKLAND. May 7.—Mrs. 1,. M. j
Evarts wants $5,000 damages from Mrs.
Lena West for an alleged beating, ac
cording to a suit filed in the superior
court today.jv.The; affair is said to have
occurred ;in a? cigar f store at 413 'East j
Fourteenth street April 13, when Mrs. j
E var tsi and Mrs. West met by accident. j
f; The plain tiff alleged that Mrs. West
"attacked . her and beat her violently
several times with closed s fists, bruising
and cutting her face badly." Attorney
J/?|E?- Smith explained later that his
client's face ? was f badly scratched by!
Mrs. West.
Ha<k of the personal clash. Mr. Smith
said, was trouble between 'Mrs.. Evarts
and Mrs. West's husband over the sale
of a moving picture house; in San Fran
cisco. West was said to have repre
sented that the place had a larger in
come than Mrs. Evarts found after she
took possession,'^and ff Smith jf explained
thai Mrs. had West arrested in
San Francisco. I •
5. Mrs. West, objecting to the treatment
of her husband, was charged with a
personal attack by way;' of retaliation.
y ii. .OA*tf»!.;' ~ , ■
" "I see now why..it.takes. you so long
to shave. -I'Ve^hceri-rwatchirigf^you/
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Rivers." ~„ ' - -«*•
"Well?"
"You make a lot of, hideous ■; faces iat
yourself while you're doing it. and
every face, of course, I requires " a sep
arate shave." —Chicago .
LEAVES HIS HOME
TO STENOGRAPHER
Many Bequests in Will of
Late Edward B. Norton,
Berkeley Councilman
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• BERKELEY, May 7. —Edwin B- Nor
ton, late 7 city councilman of this city,
left his home property, 22H5 Blake
street, to Miss E. Lillian Foss, his sten
ographer, in his will, which was filed
for probate today. The place with im
provements is valued at $10,000. In
■ addition Mies Foss was given, his shares
iin the Western States Life Insurance
company. The Berkeley Bank of Sav
ings Trust company will hold the Blake
street property in trust for Miss Foss
! until sheiis|3o f. years:■' of age. hut the
will gives her the right to 'occupy.; the
! house ,in the meantime.. She is.the
daughter of Mrs. Grade W. Foss, a
widow of 13"4 Albina avenue.
Norton's estate was -: : estimated Jgat
| $65,000 in value by. the Berkeley Banks
and Savings*:. Trust company, in their
petition for letters to have the will
admitted to probate today. A list of
35 beneficiaries named by Norton was
appended. ' -L' ~?— '
Norton left an annuity. of $35 a
month during her life time to , his
mother. Mrs. Charlotte A. Holdredge,
of Brooklyn, N. . V.. the sum of $6,000 (
being set aside for the purpose.
f-?!He? left fa? cash bequest of $4,000 to
his Ernest If. Norton of Jersey
City, N. .).. and gave $I,oooy each""! to.
Elmer and Bertram Booth, sons of his
friend, Charles S." Booth. Charles S.
Booth will receive Norton's gold watch,
large diamond ring and automobile.
Four thousand" dollars, may revert '.to 7
the Berkeley Y. M. C. A., under con
ditions of possible deaths of his rela
tives. The institution was given $500
outright 4' and Norton's collection of
books.
yVEda*'Raffo<of;92B'Chestnut street was
"given $1,000. ; Harry Wilson,- his step
■ son, residence now unknown, will re
ceive $1,000 upon application, and $750
was left to Alice M. Donathan of 5667
Park street. Oakland. In memory of
his late wife, Lottie E.fifNor tony? the
' sum fof $250 was given toy the endow-;
ment fund of titer West Oakland? home.
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I Marriage Licenses [
The following * marriage■; licenses were issued
Wednesday. April 7. 1013:
BELLUOMINI^BEWIOMINI— Valente 7 B«lluo
mini. .'ls. and Elena « Belliiomlni. 21, both of
S7H2 First avenue.
BOLT—BOURNE-tHarryß. Bolt. 23. Alameda,*
?1: and "Isabel jE. Bourne. .17. Oakland.
GI'ANZIROI.I—(RA — , A. Gnatutlroll*
21, and Ada K. Crane. 19,; both :of Eirerniore.
DOHERTY—COS TELLO— Edward f .1. Doberty. 22.
ISSM .York street, and i Margaret V.7 Costello. 22. i
1688 Howard street.
EICHMAXN—BIESER—CharIes A. Eichmann. 28.
§% and I Hilda 10. Bieser. 2<l. both \of „ 535 v Golden
, Gate avenue. *
BAI.I'ZYSNKI- Louis?* Kqui. 22. 27.-.-.
Twenty-fourth |street, and Dm Balizynski. 21,**
1411 Florida street. y,'-,
GERBER—SEI.SON—Georce' W. i Gorher. J30.1 and
Ti Clement * C Selson.; 41, both ? of.? Winchester
hotel. ?'■*.; ','■■.< yyyy -:'-■;. •-.;;-..'■,-?-;■*'.-:. :.;-.775k-
GREDEU—^'AEKNER—EtniI H. Gretler. 45, and
v Ruble K. ■■ Falkucr.y.l.; both '; of , Chester /apart-"
-i/mentsfy-vy, : : :*''<.: .'.'■:■ ■:■■'■ ', .Ti'-j-r•",-"■ i* ~';'••.',"'"'*
HANSEN—GL'EXOT—CharIes ■■■ Hansen. > 33, and
I.<'ina Guenot. :',:',. both ot Ttioonin. Wash. .:
HOEY— ANA HA N—, A. Boty, : ; 21;? Burlin
game. and * Elizabeth ,>; 1.. sShanahnn. 18, 2414
i':t Folsom street. ""' -/■ : '.";''Yy"., ;y-.; */^t : -.'■';■'-':•■■•'-
I.A INK --WARVARI -Wlftelm E. 20. 435
*•'■' Tehama ', street, • and ' Oljra ,f M. Warvari,; 27,"• SI
77 Franeia street. ' r/ 7 '■- ,ty, •'; kk.~"k7 7 7 . 17,7
LEE—AFFXIRD— Hamilton I.cc. ; 21, Havward.
Wand I Kate 1,. Safford." 21. Berkeley. ..
McCEENAHAN ~- EDWARDS Walter"' Medea.
■ftt hlihii. llerold hotel, and' Vesta 1.. Ed ward*.'
SK2.V, Rush ttreet. ». . ... ~ .__
MrQir.l.N — RAFTER — Norman McQueen. 21.
SHtevinson.: and -Elizabeth Rafter. ; •_•", 403]
Twntv-siTth afreet. ' • * '
I'O ROTTI—a ALI ETTl—Seconda P. Porot t i:; St.
r> and Albhia M. Galinrtti, 21, both-'of '1046 Pa
- elfle street. , • -- • *.- -
RICHISOX— WKKJAN'P- Ra.Tninnd f W. t; Riehisonf
2fi, 10 Kulton street, and Ijicj ('. Weigand.f 23,"
: : 231A l.anjston street.
y - ■'- " * -• -" ■- -■ -
t_. . : '
©Mb, Mainrikgcgs, ©(gafc_
■: . w v .. ■&*> y -„ —■
■-'-*--•■-•, - , ■ ,
VACGHAN—EICHLER—Vincent B. :.u.trh:in.- : | :
y; 22. Angeles, and Elisabeth L. Enhler. 2....
44P0 Nineteenth street.
OAKLAXD
The following marriage (fcensea were. issued. ;
Wednesday. May 7. 191.'.: ' I
BIGHAM—BRI<;MAN--.liine- M. l.igham. 34,
Oakland, ami 4 V3Marießriginan.;2>t.- Seattle.
RICHARDSON- Delos M. Blood. '12.
Oakland, and Glad re c. RlchardsCn»|Hoqutam.l ;
-Wash
BOALICH—GREENWOOD— Edwin S. Boalich, 29.
'■'■ San Francisco, and -Vera N. GreaaWOOd, 24.
„ ,'Berkeley.-
JACKSON -FCKF.R—James A. .. Jackson. : 36, and
Agnes 'Y. Eeker. 21. both of Rielimond. *
KAHRS—WRIGHT— William A. 7 Kahrs. , 45. 'and
Agnes D. Wright. 4.1. both of San Francisco, y-
LEWIS—-DE CUNHA—An tone S. Lewis* 21.'* and
,'■:".'Mary A. S. de Cunha. 21. both of Oakland. -
MI'RPHV RYAN—David ,C. Murphy, ; .'52; and
r'iMary A. Rvan. ."A 'both of Oakland. ;; V; -.-.■■.-"•
SAMMON—STONE—Johnfi H. - mroon. 31. and
Ada 1.. Stone, 21. ! both ooff f San j Francisco. ; ~
GRAHAM —Arthur D. Wilkie. 23. and
Mabel K. tlraham. 22. lonli of Oakland. . ' 7
. "births, ; '
MILLER—In New York. May' I. 191.1.- to the I
!:■• = wife iof 'A! M." Miller i ( nee;venson>.'r a , son. y.
SCHNEIDER —In South Francisco.?; May 4. -1913.-:
to the wife William C. Schneider, a son.
" .', ■ obituary" -: -■ '
F. - MAISH.f FORMER. CATTLEMAN TOCSOTt.
y Ariit.. May 7. —Freileriek Maisii. twics mayor
of 'I'uisim. and ai one? time one of | the largest
' * cattle owners in: the state, died In want today."
;; Policemen found him !n a ; shark, where he had'
;f- l»een r. Una t tended \ for a ' long time. " Maish '. lost
k. his i fortune,;; when the drought of a * few .■ years
' ; ago scorched the :ranges,) and his cattle died of
'&\ starvation. *T ' . ■ ■■■
W. 'F. C. NINDEMANN. EXPLORER New
* : York."/ May 7. — William ? !". C. ; Niudemann., one
* of 7 the ;.. two;, survivors •• of jtbe ;; Commander.. de
•?: ling's party Hn* the Jeannette expedition; Into
fy the j north | polar,' regions. 14 . years i ago, died at
v. his home at Hollis. 1.. I. '.j .?. 7 7-fv.z
:; ; ;>; ; f'f?f y,y DEATHS v '" f ; V" ''
Allen. James :M;.V".??fi9 ; Keohane. Michael J, -
?Borclters.* : Theodore. .«4 ; MeCue. Alice \ 7777. il"
i ßotcher. Minna 77777 64 Mactiabee.'.Thonias 37 "-">
ißrown.:Katharine (. 38 Miller. Susanna ... 88
Cannon, William .... 4«o'Regan. Ellen 7777, 707,
Connor, Sarah : ...;.' 671 Pearlstein, S Samuel.. 27
Cotter. William 8... — iPodesta. " Nora 77:: . . 21
Donohue.%Thomas ;"; . 53 Polio. Frank .. ;..V 64
Ellis. Charles ...;:. 75 Queen,3 Joseph 8.... 49
Ferris. Hugh-;.'.' I .'". *yC2 Rogers. Emma j J... 6.".
Fester, Elizabeth 'yy 75 Ronstein.- Solomon.'. § 40
.George. Nicholas«".*.*.■■ 36 Rooty Elliott M 7~.7:: SO
Halllnan. Catherine;* 74 Stone. Frederick P. ,72
Jones.; Caroline y.' 7 .'72 Tyrrell; 'Jerome. J... 74
Kuchenlieiser." Frodor-* Vragnizan,' Jerry -. .. 64
- ick ; ...... 77. .... 81'Wenek. Frederick ...7K
ALLEN—In • this • elt v; j May 6," 1913. < James M..
.;-;. beloved husband of, Ida' M. , Allen, * father >of
t Mrs. J. V Otis c Burrage. ' Mrs. Luclns ,H. Allen,
Francis - P.,'--t James ~ Kirk 7 and ■ Clara -Allen." a
native of Bethlehem. 0.. aged 69 years.
.* y Funeral; private. r;; Please;omit flowers. ;■ • -■;
BORCHERS— In 7 Visaiia, ? CaL/Mayf ?4yi9l3f
Theodore W.. beloved ; husband -of ' the 'k late
' Augusta % Borehers, devoted r- father of *-* Herman
k- Borehers i and •• Mrs. E. C.'iWoenne,'? and: grand-:
: . father ,5 of i. Theodore;" Emll Borehers. a"7 native
r . of Hanover, Germany,''aged; 64 years 4 \ months
~:,\ and i 27 days. .-A*? member of ] the 1 Hnnoveraner
; • Vereln. y (Stockton. Cal.. papers ;please "■ copy.)
■•■■■- Friends and acquaintances Vare., respectfully
.. invited %to attend the funeral today/(Thurs
v day) if May 8. at ' 2 p.- m.. from tbe parlors of
7 Suhr 'ft lWieboldt,'.s 1.18.1 Valencia ? street * near
:, Twenty-fifth. ;ilncineration? Cypress yLawns ere
; matory, by electric car from Twenty-eighth and
Valencia streets.', 77;-.- '-,;.':;', *' - ».
BOTCHER—At rest, in this city. May 6, 191".
Minna, dearly beloved i wife of the late Albert
-' Botcher, ; devoted mother Jof '' George Botcher.
■ Mrs. Lizzie I Gilmottr. Mrs. W. F. Miller. Mrs.
Annie Koppon "and ".the • late Albert. j Minnie and
■; Henry;.. Botcher.w and " grandmother•;: of Gladys
Koppen' and - George; and John Miller. ?a t native
- of v Hanover, i Germany, aged ;64 r years and 7
months. - - ' ' - **
%rk- Friends and- acquaintances are respectfully,
-'; invited -to ; attend the j funeral services today
(Thursdayl."May. 8. at '■ 2 p. m.. at the: parlors
; of H. F. 1. Suhr A-V Co.. 2910 f Mission street be
tween ' Twenty-fifth J and 7 Twenty -sixth. *f.. Inter
■ : ment iMounti Olivet cemetery,- by, carriage. : : ■" -?
BROWN— In Sacramento, 'Slay St.* 1013, Kath
: arine C. Brown.' 7 wife 'or Walter M. Brown,
. mother :of Walter *M. Brown Jr.:' daughter .; of
.■„:, Isabella; and*the .late James: Harris, sister of
Mis. J. T. Brown y>f; San iFrancis<-o." AT.-: ('.,
r. Frank.i Lester, anil-Fred Harvie of i Rio'- Vista.
• ;* R. A. llatvie of Sacramento.and Harry Harvie
?•? ef i- Vancouver, a'i native Jof ... Canada, ■; ascd 38
:>; f years "4 anon ths; and >27 days.' y y''•'..- •''..-,''_. . :
'-; ?:; Funeral .tomorrow Friday., ;at j 10:36 a. ,m.'.
;?j at Sacramento. •-y ; ,- ; y , : *_' " *
CANNON—In ,: this ,-m.v. ;. May ■6. ,191.1. .: in i the
■ tuberculosis .hospital \of the pity .and county of
,; Sai»y*Franelseo.' * William?. Cannon, ■ native of
.' fJreiand."' aged 40 years. ;?. : ~<. y<,' ~'.■;.;. 7.',
CC*NOR— In ?f this city. ; May C 6, WIS, Sarah
"' Connor, "I beloved mother of" John"' I.. Thomas
kJ. Connor 'of: Butte.'Mont..'and Mrs.- N. H.
Ho»vltt. a - native 'of? County \ Kerry, Ireland,
..'aged.' 67: years 4, months i and. 11' days. .*.;..,
..*..'-"-■ Friends; and acquaintances , are respectfully
y; invited :to •! attend the ? funeral"' today * (Thurs
: f day \",' : at>' S::;o ' a.• m.. : from i the ■; funeral ;parlors
:■ of MOM —an & CO- _'i!.".U Mission street;-thence
, to St."' Peter's 'church, 5 where', a requiem; mass
.y will ;be i celebrated >, for 4 the ?repose '; of * her ; soul,
;- commencing ;at .9;a. m.*--Interment Holy Cross
';>.cemetery, s ■.-:■:■
COTTER —In ; Mil! "Valley. .Marin county.- May 7,
-^1913.".*.William,- B. ■ Cotter, 7 beloved husband* of
Rencdicfa A. Cotter. ; a native of , Ohio.-- A
member of White- Eagle" I .Tribe'iNo.' 72. ~ Imp.
0. R. M.
7 kj ; Notice of funeral 'hereafter.y Remains? at the
-.parlors of Gantner Brothers. 424 Guerrero street
.i between Sixteenth and Seventeenth. "'..-'■-'-- .' : ?
DONOHUE— In ibis city. May 7. 191.1. 'Thomas.
.■ : ." lieloved '• husband; of Annie : Donohue. fat her, of.
-'.'• Bert. Florence. ,"Raymond?": Donohue. .Mrs. ', J.
• v Coleman, and sob of Mrs. c. Donohue.*,;and
'7 ; brother; of, Hubert. Chillies. Joseph l'; Donohue;.
, Mrs.; C. 5f Healy.' ■ native .of j New '.York* aged 5.1
fif years , and ■' months. y A member of . California
7 • Court No. 4, F. O. A., • and San Francisco "Aerie
No. .1. ? F". O. X. ;..': ■-..■;:k : ', y •'. y :;',;-;;.•;-■ ..;yy
y'i Friends are respectfully invited to attend -the.
if. funeral i tomorrow (Friday), at' '.> .a. | m..*". from
7 his : late S residence. 412 Linden .; a venue.' thence
k r to Sacred • Heart : church, where, a requiem high
:'-,j mass will ?be celebrated If or the repose of; Ma
f .-•mil. at 9:30 a. m."} Interment Holy Cross ccme
' teryy by carriage. y.:;,y ./...' ; . ; :
ELLIS—At rest. ;In f this elty, May' 4. 191.1,
.: »Charles Ellis, dearly beloved husband of .Carrie
•'. f Ell is *. and father iof ;.' Mrs. W. ,1. Gadberry.: a
'■" native; of 'Massachusetts,*- aged ? 75? years; and .4
]":.'; months.
Friends, and-i acquaintances • are respectfully
,-. , invited to attend ; the ;■ funeral today Thurs
day), May 8. 191.1, from the; mortuary chapel,
'. of the Golden Gate Undertaking company. 247"
,' *, Mission ... street: near Twenty-test, Jats 2 1 o'clock
'7-. p. ". m., underithe.'auspices. of ; Lincoln post No.
'ki l. ; .7 A. >R."y Itorment = National ■ cemetery.^:;y
FERRIS—In this city. May 6. 1913}? Hugh" Ferris.
"';■:, a, native -'of Ireland, -.aged: 62 years. , ' ;.. .
FOSTER—In this city. May 7. 191.1. Elizabeth,
.•■;, beloved I wife of Charles Henry * Foster, 1. loving
y mot her of ' George I Foster. Mrs. D. Monroe ' and
Mrs. I). Mariana and the late Charles Foster.
7 a native of Ireland, 7."> years. y y .
I William A. Halsted E. P. Halsted j •
I .M-Jstodl & C©. I
j
02 Sartateip Stores* I
I Phone Franklin C2G3. I j
! Established by Wm. A. Halsted. XM9
? Established by Wm..A?,Halsted, l£S3 j
I • No Connection with /any other ea- 11 I
; *■ tablishment. , ' ! 1
WHEN THE I UNDERTAKER. •
BECOMES NECESSARY
SWF, HALF -the Funeral Expense
. . - Telephone ' I
JUMUS §. G€®EAU .
Market 711. Oakland 4M3. - j
. -, ■, j " 7 -:,-r ■ - y...'.." -~-£ f. ■ '■■; '■ *■ "-- ■■■ J s * : : .y..;;f ,
;: ; Independent of the Trust
THE FUNERAL SERVICE will I
i furnish for J:- : $75 embalming, abroad,
silver mounted."";!; cloth covered -i casket."! ,
WstM hearse! and two carriages, and >; give per
• sonal supervision.
TRUST UNDERTAKERS WILL CHARGE i
agraS! you I #731 for J the f casket 5? alone.a and f all I ;
'
their prices are proportionate.
Godeau Funeral Service Saves Too Half.
Auto ambulance, carriage andf autos for hire.
SAN FRANCISCO, 'OAKLAND,' .
41 Van Ness ay. - . y ■> 2210 Webster at.
§f 305 Columbus ay. -~ *{ Phone« Oak. 4045.
CEMETERIES AND CREMATORIES
Cyjpipsss Lewis
CEMETERY ASSN.
9m $te!!_s- St.
SETTER Oil. HOME 14167.
Cemetery Phone, Mission 3841, :
All arrangements for burials £or cremations
made at a city iof flee sor ;< cemetery. Special 5 attend
tion 1 given Ito REMOVALS i from old S city ceme
teries. Entire I cemetery under perpetual care,
guaranteed 'J by i our f Perpetual Care I Fund a of,
$400,000.
■ ■• -- ';: * - ior* Nicholas; '.'■:
GEORGE-In th.- -ity. May ■• 101- -" y
m George a native; of Assyria, agcdjoo.j". " _
-. Notice of ".funeral hereafter, ■:, Berna»™LT' an v.
It ebapel of the Truman Indertaklng Comi P™>
1919 Mis-ion street between fifteenth .and ,n
feenth.
HALLINAN—In this city., May »■• IW£- ","T V
homo, 1067 Nato-ta striej. ( «l», '{"ml
beloved wife ot WlHam » a1,,nf1 % R
if mother of Wihian, J. and Thomas -A:. «■"""£;
Mrs. M. Hampton. Mrs. M. THirenlcV and i the,
?-> late Mrs. <;. Kelly ami M. Halllnan. « native
*?*of Ireland,"*; aired 74 years. , y ; :' 7 "—„*•>,, '
, yr Friends^nd^acaualntancfs-arc^rt^p/^t mny-
Invited yo,attend. ti.o teaeral todai *"""
day, "at: 8:30 *. ■.. 7 tram her late residence
--thence - toll St."? Joseph's tchurchriiWherc a f**™
requiem high nam will he celebrated to the
rcpos. of i.or soul, commencing at J^«-.'_"•
7 * Interment ft Holy Crow ': cemetery, * : by ; „£"
7 fnneralv car 'from : Thirteenth y and Mlssijji .
.-streets.
JONES in Oakland; May 7.: IMS. Carolina Jones.
Wife of tbe late Bills Jones, and mot** or tv .
IL'.Jones. a native of Saratoga. yV. \., a* "
•72 years. .(Ctica,' N. V.. papers please copy I
KEOHANE -In .his May 7. 1911. **«***'' '
y.iy beloved.;: husband-of 'Annie 'Keuhanc. .aim
y'lovintjifather, 0* Mary Aileen. ne Mar
ear™ T.. Josephine. John I". and Mlehael l.
.- Keohane, a D attV* of .ii Barry roe.\» County Cora.
• Ireland. '..;J'":-'->i - * '.-■ ■- * ,*.,n,- : ■
" Frfcnds 'and acquaintance* ,are,,respc'.«iui*
Incited to attend--tbe •funeral,,tomorrow <rr\
da.ii. Mav.oyut, 9-a." n. . from his wereai- .
deuce. 1.-ii.; Dolores street; thence. to M.Jan s
church, Ewhere aeretpiiemihisli! mass,-will '"' ;
:if celebrated fori the repose ;of C his .; soul. 'Igni
"..: tnencing at 9:30 »• : : Interment Holy c.to>«.
.k. cemetery, - * ■■■■■.■.■■.■;:■.■■:■■. ■ '■■■•.■■■
KUCHENBEISER -In San Jew. Cat.. May '■
1013. Frederick rKuclienbeUJr, father.,- of-pM «■*•-'
: W. 1.. Woodrow and A. N. a natne :
; of tienasny, "aged 81 7 years 1 month and ..]•> ;
f'dnys.- ■."',*'.?': y """*.'■ '. _• r y ... .',"■'„"
.'-.'--:. Friend* and acquaintances arc respectfully ;
; ;•' invited 'to t attend t the * funeral f tomorrow.-; I rri
"day\:~ :Ma vs 9, at. 2 Vo'clock *p. ' m.. '.from • the.
/"mortuary chapel of W. L.; Woodrow, company.
San Jo?;., Cal. Interment dak ' Bill cemetery.
McCXJE -in v Uiis city. May .V 1013. Alice, dearly:
> beloved .wife of fames <MoCue,-\lovlng mother of
" - Raymond 'and * Tames MeCue.' beloved daughter
.*:; of Charle* A. and tbe,late• Elizabeth (.av and
devoted sister of Mrs. F. Slater. Mrs. D- i -
• lWllson/iMrs.>W. .Lyons. Mrs. "i .1. M.dlo. Mr*.
■k Harry ■; Boltyn. ■■; Charles • R., ; William and •> John p»■
"_ - Gay. a'; native of v- Texas, • aped' 33 . years ■ ■*< - f
: months ,mit .27 days. '--.. *
*iFriendss? ami , acquaintances are respectfully,
y invited * to, attend > the funeral; tomorrow -■<*«-■
day I, "May* 9, Vat '" 10:30" o'clock:' a." m.,
from the; parlors of Valentc. Marini, Marals
A Co.. 8448 Mission?streetyflnterment Holy
I Cross,. cemetery, by Southern >"■ Pacific 4 train,
? leaving :v Valencia'? and Twenty-fifth 'streets at
1! :35 o'clock.
MACHABEE— In Oakland. May 6. IMS, Thomas
7-;.!77 dearly, beloved husband of GencrleTC Macha-.
.« bee,; loyinjr; father, of r . Vivian. Adrian,; Mai vino
;' and•!l*rances' M.-niialiee. "son of Anastasla t and
: the late- Joachim brother of George. ,;..
Eugene.?Zotfijue and • William Maehabee, a na- :
;?• tive of *:Carson,- Ker., seed : _33 years t and .1
: month. .-' '■ ";' 7'- r -':. ■'"-■??
:.?:',; Friend* and * acquaintances are respectfully in
?' vited to attend the, funeral tomorrow r (Frldayl,y
May 0. 1913. nt'9 o'clock a.i m., ;'from his laic
'... residence.; 3033 West . street; .thence -to Sacred
Hear) ; church.- i Grove ! . and Fortieth :i street s.
k\ where ; a* requiem high '■ mass will be celebrated
y for; the* repose of his soul, 7 commencing at s 9:30
>"- o'clock a. m.'iw Interment St. Mary's icemetery.'
PIONEER i COUNCIL ; NO. 11. V- J : m. • L—Of fleers
•;ii : and,members are;hereby^'notified to attend the
-{funeral of. our late brother, -Thomas J. Maeha
-'*~; bee, •; tomorrowj: (Friday), "May. 9. -at * 9 o'clock
* a. ? in., from iihis>'late-residence, 3033 : West*
y street,, Oakland: By order of 7 " . .. .
J. A. O'CONNELL.',President.
yy?ROBERT.;TOBIN,;Secretary.; f ~;_
MILLER—in this city.? May 'fl/l 1913, at 440 Col.
lingwood street,".Susanna; beloved.wife of.Sam
;,"neli3.'* Miller, -a native of Germany, aged -02
v?years:2,months; and 19.days..-. .-■<'. '-. • '. ;-■
; Friends i and acquaintances - are respectfully
invitedV to' attend- tiie funeral today ■ (Tlltirs
;•: day); 'May'S,~l9iy.ftati 10:30: a. m.. from the
- parlors of Ashley ', & McMullen. 7 r;2o ■ Sixth J a»e- j
■ ; nue.- between Geary. 1 and : Clement : streets.V? Cre
?■;. mation Mount Olivet 'crematory,'by, automobile.
O'REGAN—In this -city.. May ft. 191". ? Ellen
; * O'Regan, a native of Ireland.* aged 67 yea:-. '
| PEARLSTEIN In'- this "city. May 'C, ? 191". Sam
-•.uel.y beloved » son •of » Rosa 7 and the ..'late .'Levi
"Pearlstein,; brother of Mrs. i, J.y M. Kttttner.
7 Jennie. Clara and ; Joe Pearlstein of Toledo. 0..
and "; Charles :S.. r -irlstein -of San Francisco. -
v Cal.. a native of, Toledo, 0., aged 27 years 8
; * months and 7 days. - ' ■-•-", '
*,* Friends and" acquaintances are respectfully *
larlted to attend the. funeral today (Thurs
f day).'May;B. .1913,*; at 10 o'clock;*, m.. from
his slate* residence, 115 Fourteenth'avenue sear ;
l.a'e ; afreet, Richmond District. Interment
Eternal Home cemetery.-. by automobile.
OFFICERS. AM) MEMBERS OF CBEMIECS **
; LODGE NO. .12". I. <>. R. R.. are requested ;
kitn. attend the funeral of? Samuel Rcarlsitcln, as
' per Ibovc notice. .' Rv order ' -*.'
:A- \if,' yy' 'Ji J. HART DASTEEL. President.
PODESTA In this city, ~Majy7yl9l3; Nora
i',J<ived%wtfe' of John I'.Klesta. . loving .mother icf v&
Ellen Rose Podesta. daughter of .- Ellen nndA-■
the late Oiiuie! llealy. and sister of Mrs. Maiy
y Sborton.t.Mrs. Annie -Roberts.; Mrs. Sadie Dun
can, * Nellie. Tom »and-, Heuryy Healy i*i><- the
:late'.->lrsy Margaret Rracdon. -a ■ native .of San
y Francisco." ageil '21 years 2 months and 2:5
.days.:,;, '■:,. •• *;--,, ; _
, :.'-•■,■ Friends.; and r acqnslntancas are >! respectfully
: invited t„ attend the funeral Saturday.. May
',10.-,[ 191".. *,at,'. 8:30 o'clock " a.'' m.. -' from the
funeral parlor* of JBtinker; &?'LunL MBfl Mi
"slon*; street.-? thence tO y St. Peter church.
; • where > a 'requiem high mass will l>e celebrated
*.- for 'the; repose* of her' soul."; commencing -at '.i
o'clock. : *-; Interment r Holy Cross cemetery., by
y automobile, r *;• '. - y •-
i
POLIO—In * this city. May 17. 101.1. at the pity
; 'and 5 county fc hospital, Freak Polio, .'a< native* of
*;."■ California,-. aged 01 years. -
QUEEN— In this? city. Mar fl, 1010,"Joseph, P... '
;.-beloved "-. father ,of ■; Louise-;M.,; Margaret A. and 5
:.: Alice re."*. Queen.* and, brother .* of;,. Richard j 1"..
y Charles ? L., Joseph ; ('.. Louis . T. 7 : and ; - Nora. A..
.; ■ Queen, a native of i Kentucky, 'aged 40 ■ years ft
'{.months and ,24 days. y> *•. -".,■,
... ye Friends and acquaintances are respeetfnl'y
invited to;attend; the funeral'services at JIN-i
y sioii v. Dolores"..; church, today y (Thursday). -, at
;.? 0:30 1 o'clock > a. ■ my* Interment I. private. h Holy
Cross cemetery.' by automobile. r
SAN FRANCISCO;COUNCIL NO 613.' KNIGHTS
OF COL t'.MBI'S- -Offlcers k and .members:,- are
.»,-,, hereby notified to attend the funeral of our. Ist*
;; j brother, Joseph 18. ' Queen* from' -fission ores
~-;' church,y Sixteenth and,. Dolores 1 streets, ! today
(Thursday). May 8, at 9:30 m.
k'-ykki.- JOHN .1. O'TOOLE. Grand Knight. 1 •
y JOHN J. WHELAN.- Financial Secretary. :
ROGERS--ln this , pit*, May 7? ": 1013. Emms
Jane, dearly % beloved .j. wife :\ of - Francis SE.
-: Rogers, and -beloved mother of Francis- E
y Edmund - AY., /Albert' V... John A. ..Rosters. Mrs
. Kate Mclsssc sod the late £E. F.. W. <c. and
yK. 7A77 Rose.—, %a '- native.of England.**? aged '03 ',
y years 10 months-and: 28 flays. yy /.. yy.-. "
Remains •" at her i late : resilience. ...2057 -* Har-?
if rison street. Notice; of -funeral; hereafter.:
HONSTEIN—In : this city.' May f7. loir.,', at \ the
% city s and f county ■ hospital. ': Solomon RoMteio, a,
--; native .of; France, ; aged 40, years. *~'':
ROOT—In this city. May 17. 1913, ElliottfMai
lary Root, dearly, beloved husband of Rebecca 5
;i Hopkins'Root.*,and ■ father of Nellie. Harvey B •
\ arid, Herbert j Guy; Root, a native of < New - York
aged years and 8 months.
Notice of funeral .hereafter.;'; Remains at his
; ; ;residence. 3051 California street,'after' 3 p.fm.
y today , Thursday >. : ;;•' .■•-*"
STONE—In this city. May 1013. : Frederick V
I beloved husband,; of * Eleanor ; 11. " Stone ami
!;- father; of Charles F. and Hubert 1 Stone and
• ' .Mrs. 11. K. Railton,^asnative of ! Boscawen* v
:., 117,7 aged 72 J years :'.l"; month - and; 13; days ' \
y member of • George '■ 11. .-Thomas; Post, G. A * i: y
and the,Loyal'Legion. "* '; >P *
• Friends are respectfully invited ;to attend the
y funeral-services tomorrow (Friday). May 0 at *»■
■- p. in., «I .' his ; late > residence, " 1030 'Dolores
;VJstreet. Interment private.y •... .y..<,,,-„ -■—■<:
TYRRELL— In Yountvilley Veteran*' Home M ,v
4. 10VA? Jerome 3. V. Tyrrell, I father of George-'
.R. Tyrrell, and brother William Tyrrell
yf aud Mrs - 7 Mary R. Louis and the late ,Wt.;,
y i .*. Tyrrell ;and Mrs.yjohn^ArCWhelan.' 7 a native
of Philadelphia, aged 71 years and 4 mon"hs'
VRAGNIZAN—In this city. Mar 5 ion Jerry
Bj B„ dearly beloved husband, of yMargarite'-Vrae-'
; yiiUan^ajiiatlve;of!Postire,^Dalmatla^rAstria.;
aged 04 years g months and d days
Friends and acquaintances fare * respectfnllr?
invited to attend the funeral to,] a .v (Thnrs
•Jay), at 10 a. m.. from the parlors of f Valente '
!3, MarlnirsMamis'&. Co.. 649 Green street - then,O -
jf-to' ChurcliSof Nativity. Fell 1 street IncariGwßh*
V.where a -srequiem -mass t will sbe i celebrated for
K*tbc,g repass Jof-:his:; soul.', commencing Jat in >r»
a. v,.. these*, \to National* baII,Q3RB?i Fulton'
..-: street, ~ where ■ services will be.. held: under the'
auspices of the Austrian Benevolent \ss,„.| M '
! iSLST ng;;at ? 1: p. •my Interment by
~-'iautomobile.;?. .••-.,•-■- y-.;; -;v-v ;•.■;;• . ...,,»..:-*..
| WENCK In this May v fl:-i9i:! VF r^r^
w beloved f husband (of.. Maude Wench '„ toy ne
father or Besste and Caul Week : aw Cr
Mecklenburg. Germany, aged 7s *esr« /*.. ,
-Jleiiburg.Gern.any papers please «*,,,;-,,
: Friends and a.quaiutauc. s are respectful •,
vlted to attend the funeral todai in.■.■■
day.. Ma, k. aj 10 ~-,.,,„.,. „_ ni •* f* ~n '■'.-;
; iren-tuaiy chaps of the U0j.i..,, ,;„,,•' TlndeVf-Vk.
f&uig Company.! 247." Mission streel . nea Tvli,'
! Interment .Mount ■ olivet ilZ"r?: J '
FLORISTS ~
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IS specialty f at; lowest price." Phon'e^^^
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of FLORAL WORK and choice CUT flow WW
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j tel. Mission 5988. Fnneral work j a ipeciah^rmm^
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