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be married to Rev. Edward yoorbeck, OF
Hannibal, Mo-, the couple then leaving
for a three months trip through Eng
land. France, Switzerland and Germany.
Miss Thomas viii not be IN Guthrie
again before going abroad. and her
friends decided to give the popular kind
OF a farewell Saturday evening. Her
SUIT cases and TRUNKS were decorated
with placards bearing. in large black let
ters solcitous advice. such rs BE Good
TO Her, He is Coming Later" Il VIII
he at Home in Hannibal After septem-
Der ]. Going to Cleveland to be Mar
rlcd," Please Don't Throw Rice on
Me- The steamer trunk which viii
cross the ocean with the happy coupla
was ornamented with a poster something
like this "This Trunk VIII Change It's
Name Before Going to Europe"
There is hardly s.ms person In
Guthrie who win ., more generally
missed than Luie Thomas. and the only
regret expressed by friends, among all
the kind wishes and bon voyages" Is
that the new home is TO be located al
Hannibal, Mo-. instead OF Guthrie. Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-12

Mrs. reli Walton Is entertaining this
week Mrs. H. D. Easter. Of Pond Greek.
Mrs. Easter is an enthusiastic Shakes
pearean student.
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Mrs J. J. Bolcs leaves next week for
weatherford to st'md week with her
daughter. Miss Lillian. AT the close OF
the term at the normal school, MISS
Koles viii 60 to Chicago 60 take post
graduate course in music
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-12

The Ku Klux Khan were guests SAT-
urday evening OF Mr. and Mrs. corh
sarchet Progressive euchre was played
during lhe evening; the prizes being won
by Mrs WIN Rojahl and Mrs c. r.
Peck
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Miss Kathryn schnel was hostess
wednesday afternoon 20 the Kinona
club. Miss lone Coyle won the prize,
Next week The club viii be guests Of
Mrs. Henry Thompson.
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After shaving. when skin is wet. apply
satin skin cream. soothes and heals.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-12

rAs BEST LEMONADE At Rem.
FRo,s.
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Miss Daisy Hargreayes, who has been
here from Minnesota for several months
visiting her brother. Bert. leaves next
week for Des MoineS. Ia, TO spend the
summer
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quite the largest OF the "at home" af-
fairs since Lent was Mrs. /. l. Belands
party Of wednesday afternoon, at her
comfortable home on East Harrison ave-
nue.. Huge Bouquets Of fragrant spring
roses were placed abodt the parlors and
green foliage was artisticaiiy combined
with the floral decorations. A luncheon
IN FIVE courses was served at five O'clock
The first aud lone hand prizes pretty
china plates, were won by Mrs. f. o..
Barker and Mrs Fred Byers. Mrs. h.
IA. McGlnris won the consolation prize
dainty vase There were sixteen ta-
hles. The invited guests included Mes
DANES Frank Frantz. Charles Filson. j.
II Burford W Il. Huddleston. OF Osxa-
loosa. Kas.; y. c. Simpson. OF Bearden,
Ark; j. w McNeal ]. c. Orner. j. J.
Raymoker j. O'shee. c. W Rambo, W.
j. Rhodes. W. NJ. spurlock, C. NJ. Sar-
chet. r. " smith, Robert Sohlberg S.
J.. spurrier Herace Speed. Y. w. Wal
ton; Ed Walton, Clyde Walton. W. r.
NNelch. j. r. Winton. Charles Pond. T..
G. Aiiikan. McGinnis. Ed johnson. Tom
Jenkins, Eva Eager. Charles White NJ.
L. Wost, s. X. Van Voorhees, Edgar
Powers. George Willis. t. f. KimbalI. r.
A. Douglas. r. w. Ramsay. Fred Van
Duyn. j. ]. Abel, Geo Anderson. H. +.
Arp. F. $. Barde, e. o. Bar1er. L. n.
Beadles G. NJ Barnes. Enoch Bamford.
I A. C. C Bierer, Lizzie Billingsley. chas.
l Billingsley r. W Black. John J. Boles,
Henry Braun, Heinz Braun. j 4. Brick
ner. w. NJ Bronson, ]. M. Brooks. J.
u. Burke. Fred Byers, Charles f. Car
penter r. r. Carlin, J r. cottingham
John CotteFnl. Charles cotteral, ". ~.
/ Coyle c. A, Cunningham. Frank Dale
J. W. Duke, a. o. Farauharson, O. r.
Fegan, w H. Cray, Charles Greer. r. II
Greer. william Grimes, W. b. Herod. J
J. fnldreth A. c. Hixon j. C IIonus, A.
H. Huston. Charles c. fneisly, Frank
Laux T. r. Leach. l. 3. Levy. +. b
Lille. Ira Lonsaker r. B. Lucas. J. s
Lyon. f. r., Lyon. J. NJ. Mcdonnell. Jael
Morris. H. n Morris. Misses Ida Niblacl
and Anna Foley
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Mrs i. l. Deland has for house guests
this week her sister. Mrs W. y. Hud-
dleston. Of Osigaloosa, Bas. and Mrs. r.
u. simpson, OF Beardton, ARK Mr. Be-
lands brother. Mr John Beland OF
Beardton, is also a guest.
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COLD AND REFRESHING SODA
WATER AT RENFRo's.
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There was no meeting Of tho Karten
spiel club this week Next Wedncs
day afternoon Mrs. spurrier win enter
tain the club.
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
MR. AUsTIN cRoNIN

@ @9s fns o@ @ Pss 1 ssbs sR heart
P Sssg
Sf direct SA " and medic" booklet hs ~""
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Miss Chart Van Duyn Is here from III
Reno. the guest Of Mrs %. V. Mcwethy.
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takes place this afternoon al Bloomington
The meet gives promise Of being a great
success as there are more entries sad
they are Of higher class than ever be-
fore
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Amid showers Of rice and the best
wi hes OF three score friends who had
gathered at the station to bid her fare
we'll Miss Louie Thomas left Saturday
evening for her home at Cleveland
where. at high noon, May %. she viii
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Miss Sara Bosworth, Mrs. ~ NJ Car
ters guest. honored the meeting Of the
Shakespeare club Tuesday afternoon With
her presence. The lesson Included the
reading and discussion Of the nrst and
second books Of Henry VI
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There arc three Bannon brothers
payisg ball at present Jimmy and Geo.
are with the Montreal club Of tho East
crn league ana Tom IS captain of the
Lynn team IA the New England league
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o severns win entertain tho club mex
week.
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a BIN + 20 be introduced in the Louis
lama legislature next week to stop turf
wars In New orleans and 10 regulate the
sport The measure is modelled after
the racing laws Of Kentucky and New
York
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-12

Fight fans Of Boston hope TO sec six
round uouJy Ia the Hub ia the near
future.
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Invitations are ont for the FIRST Of the
series OF dances to be given this summer
az Electric park pavilion, on Friday ey-
cning. May IS. The elite OF the neigh
boring towns have been invited to attend
and 1t Is the purpose OF the parx man
sigement to make this fast dance partic-
ularly enjoyable. Adlers orchestra vii
play.
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The Domestic Science club met SAT-
urday afternoon with Mrs j. c lsohus,
on East Springer avenue. a lobster sal
ad demonstration was givea By Mfs. NJ.
c. Hart Mrs l.. II Lohr an6 Mrs Eva
Eager. The meeting this week VIII be
held az the library club rooms,
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Charlie Ncary OF Milwaukee made a
good impression among fight followers
on his nist auaeaanoe IN the East. when
he defeated Jimmy Briggs at Chelsea
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''rncksH Panott who has been playing
haii ~ long that he hns forgotten when
"a started Is with tte San Antoaio club
this aeCson.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
UNIONS CLASHING
IN SAN JOSE.
Local Members Ask Pref
erence Over Adher-
ents of International
STRIKE is CALLED

SAN JOSE. Aug. 23.-The Building
Trades Council OF this city yesterday
called strike of the stonemasons. car
penters, engineers. painters and local
nod carriers, who have been working
on structures with the international
hod carriers and bricklayers.
All work has been stopped except
that which the bricklayers and inter-
national hod carriers are alone able to
accomplish The cause of the strike IL
rivalry between the local and interna-
tional unions. Up to the present time
there has been plenty of work for both.
but now there is a slight slack and ths
local men think that the international
workmen should be discharged first.
The bricklayers. who are not mem-
bers Of the Building Trades Council.
and the international hod carriers think
otherwise.
The Building Trades Council has sup
ported the local union, and. as the en-
ployers seem Indifferent as to which
union men they discharge belong. 10
has finally resorted to this extreme
means OF enforcing it's requests. The
brtcklayers and international hod car
riers keep at work in spite of the ef-
forts of the Building Trades Council to
cut of the material
The employers insist on discharging
whom they please. The Building Trades
Council is equally determined to have
It's way. AS yet IL is impossible TO
forete1l the outcome.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.


Walter W. Collin to Julia A. Collin lot on
SW corner Of Thirty fourth avenue and Q street.
W 1919 by 100. and one other piece; $40.
American Land and Trust Company to Freder-
ck o. Young. lot on \ line OF \ street, 1926
d. A. Mcdonald and wife to James Dunno. lot
10, block l. Railroad Homestead; SO
Jacob Heyman Company to Herbert L Frank,
lot H. block ., Golden City Tract; $40.
Mary Hawkyard 10 Albert f. Hawkyard, lot
on " line of Florids street, 20S \ OF Twenty
third. 26 by W 100; also lot on 8 line OF
Twenty-sixth street, % " of Harrison, W 24:41a
Harriet P. Spencer to Thomas F. Campbell.
Clement street, s 25 by w 10; $40.
Martin Daborich and wife to Christian swezerl
NE NE of Or croke' .e Ne 25 by 100; $40. ''s''
Jacob Heyman Company to Alexander L. La
ger lots 11S7, 1883 and 119l. gift map ?: SO.
George Schussler to Lakenan Investment Com
pany. lot ON NV line Of Mission street. lbs NE
of Sixth. NE % by NV so; $40.
LakenaE Investment Company TO George Sehus-
sler, lot On NV line Of Folsom street, s1s NE
OF Main. NE 1910 by NV 1876; SO
u John 1I G :, TipPstt to agnes 1 Hs%sa h lot on on
25. SW 80. sW %, Sw 10: So
Ada H. Coldwell to -.,zabeth Derby. lot "
S $50. " I2o. 500. 10 n 6T:6. 95; also
lot ON f line of Twenty-third avenue. 32:6 OF
95; $50 SO i''' - ''''' - W.
John d. Mckee and wife to Milton Fl. Esberg
lot on \ line OF Washington street, 62:6 of
LAUREL z % by y l2T;SL.; $40.
Arthur /. Noaek and wife to Standard Realty
and Development Company lot on " line OF
Connecticut street. IS Of Twentieth, % by
" 100: S10
Standard Realty and Development Company to
Western Pacific Railway, lot on " line OF Penn
sylvania street, 100 OF Twenty-third, w 100.
4s:1oA, Sc io5,, 12:s; so.
Same to same, lot on NV line OF Brannsn
street 1875 NE Of Ninth, NE 1876 by NV
1876, $40.
McEwen Bros to Rebecca Thompson. lot on
SW IL line s Of x SSlo5na sTsnue go sw Of Fair
Charles S. Terry and wife to Giscomo Para
vagina. lot on NE line OF Charter Oak avenue,
100 sT Of Passsr HhGs9n 10 sE e 3 Go S
streets. W rs by \ ia; SO 's
lot on f line of San Carlos avenue 1s6 OF
Twentieth street. "a by E 15; $40.
Bertha Neville to Edw. W. Root and wife,
lot on line Of Day street, 1873 E OF Noe. E
Georeie &C Buhne to George W and B. W
Robie lot on line OF Twenty seventh street.
IS z Of Dolores Is by ia; $40.
stliman. lots IA to II. block %. Refs Tract;
s'1'f0 Thomas yarney deceased, By executor. to
street, 22o OF Sixteenth. leo by %: $500.
Bay City Building and Loan Association to
Rose G. Pickering. lot. On " line OF Cook
S'lsst Peter ' Hey T to Siez Il Baily. lot IT, on wv
line Of Edinburgh street, 70 Sw Of France ave-
nue. sw 25 by NV 100; SO.
A0geS ,og fad 5s wife e. t. Wltsr Jssse8
Of K X street s7:s BY E 100: $40. -'' y
Robert j. Brown to Katherine H. Angelo
Arthur T. Regensburger and wife to Anna
c. Garratt. lot W line Of Seventh avenue.
45o y OF Lake street. p BY W IL; $40
Loosen ot on Sc corner Of anG Seventeenth
and Vermont streets z 20 By 100; SO
Edith A. Merrfck ct al to Aloerta NJ. An
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24

beloved husband of Maria G. Burkhardt, ana
father Of George H. Jr., Clarence Z: J. sno
H. and Maria Bnrkhardt. and brother OF Fred,
F. j., Theo. and Etta w Ryheuer. New
York. Chicago and Boston papers please copy;
Fourteenth street .i nesr ns Broadway. Oakland
at o'clock tomorrow Saturday, August 70
BuRNETT-In Pacific Grove, Cal, August D.
husband of Minna s. and father Of the late
Benjamin p Burnett, native OF bunalo'
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tSaI tsaI,
St. Mary's Cathedral. where a solemn re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated for the repose
Of his soul. Remains at the parlors OF A. W.
Martin & Co., 1865 Geary street
CULLEN-In this city August %. 1905. James
F., beloved son of James and Bridget Cullen
and brother of John and Thomas w. Cullen
native of Massachusetts,. aged 40 years
Friends and acqualntances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tsstI
residence of his brother. Thomas " Cullen
303 Bennington street. thence TO st Jonn
Church where ERE requie high m ,,a mass ss WA at
m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
ERICKSON-In San Francisco, August II. 1905
John Erickson, f9tler Of Fred Erickson = MIS- Nld
son, Charles Erickson, Rose. Erickson ana
Walter Erickson, a native of Sweden, aged
II years.
parents residence, 122 Vermont street. Irene.
dearly beloved and only child of John F..
and Mamie Hennig, and beloved grandchild OF
Fredericka and the late Frederick Hennig:
and the late Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan, native or
San Francisco, CAL, aged years months
and days.
HILL--In East Oakland. CAL August II, 1eo6:
Mary, widow of the late James Hlll. ana
mother of James, John E. George. Alexander.
William r.. Robert. Ann and Mary Hill. and
Mrs. A. Mcdonald, a native of Scotland. aged
20 years 1 month and IS days
Friends and aeauaintances are respecttully
invited TO attend the funeral today Friday,
August "a. at O'Clock p. M. from the TAM
lily residence 1865 East Sixteenth street. East
Oakland. Interment Evergreen Cemetery
HoAG-In this city, August g. 1906. Susan
Gertrude, beloved wife of the late George
s. Hong native of Lexington Mass, aged
63 years s months and days.
Interment private
JONGONEEI-In this city August %. 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
PROPOSALS.

sOTICE to Contractors-ofnce of the Board of
state Harbor Commissioners, Union Depot and
Ferry House, San Francisco, Cal, August 20,
1e06.-Sealed proposals or bids will be re-
ceived at this office at or prior to 2:l5 o'clock
,. m. on THURSDAY. August 30 1906, for
Pier No. ii broadway No. . wharf. on the wa
ter front of the city aud county Of San Fran
cisco in accordance with the plans and speclh-
cations prepared therefor by the chief engineer
Of the board and adopted by the board August
l6 1906. and on file In this office, to which spe-
cial reference is hereby made The materials
10 be nscd in the work consist of the requisite
Quantities of yellow Or lumber. wrought Iron.
etc, all Of the best quality specified and sub
ject to a rigid examination. No BID VIII be
furnished from this office and Is accompanied
by certified check for i've 90 per cent Of
the amount of the bid. PAYABLE to the order
OF the secretary of the board, as guarantee
on the part OF the successful bidder that be
will within six (6l days after the acceptance
said work according to the plans and speclhca-
tfons prepared therefor. and VIII also execute
and file with this board q bond In such sum as
TIE board may deem adequate, with surety
Harbor Commissioners and conditioned for the
faithful performance of such contract. nor will
said bid be considered by this hoard unless de-
lfvered TO fhe secretary or to the assistant sec
retary at the office of the secretary at or prior
10 o:15 o'clock p. m. on Thursday. August 30.
1906. at which time and place the bids will be
opened.
The board reserves the right to reject any or
ali bids IL deemed for the hest interests of the
State. Bidders are invited to be present at
/. d. MACKENZIE, HENRY J. CROCKER.
Board Of State Harbor Commissioners LOTT
d. NORTON, chief engineer JOHN NJ FOY,
secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
CHICAGO HELLO GIRLS
RING OFF AND GO ON STRIKE
Seven Thousand Phones silent Because
Operators Object to Order 10 Use
UncIean PRssageyvay.

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Three hundred
and fifty telephone girls employed in
the central exchange of the Chicago
Telephone Company struck today, bad
ly crippling the service. The cause OF
the strike was an order issued by the
company directing the girls at central
to enter the building through a rear
door, to reach which they were COM
PEELED to go through passageway 100
feet long. The girls declared that the
passageway was muddy, even In the
daytime. and dark. Shiny and slippery
at night There are three saloon en-
frances on the alley.
Seven thousand telephones in the
business district were put out Of COM
mission.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Hugo Becher, 81, 12osB Turk St, and Caro-
line kersten, 80, 1907 Laguna st.
Abe L. schoenfeld, 21 1857 McAllister ST.,
and Rose NJ. Edwards. 49, ia Buchanan st.
Axel wshlstrom, 20, 42l5 Twenty-ffth St.
and Levi Colvik. 25. 4215 Twenty-ffth st.
Simon Rosenbaum. 81. 270S Pine St, and
Harriet F.. Cohen IS, 1901 Cough st.
George C. Mccarthy, %. 145 Fair Oaks St,
and Maude Megy, 80, 947 Dolores st.
Joseph Lippi, 10, 2210 Seventeenth ave, and
Esther Passera, II, 1906 Union ST.
Manuel Neilan Il. 205 Vicksburg St, and
Kate Collins, 10, 2o5 Vieksburg St
OAKLAND, Aug. 23.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Walter ]. Davis 25 Oakland and Mary A
Marshall %, ,%Oakland
Raymond Arnold. %, San Francisco, and Mar
garet Seals, 10. San Francisco.
John G. Taylor, 36, Ogden, and Helen Cor
James A. Cummings. 90 san Jose. and Cora
Kishy 81. San Jose
Jacob J. Drum. 33, Berkeley, and Meta d.
Wilson 49, Oakland
Leo B. Struer. %. Stockton, and Catherine
Dcran IS, Stockton.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail will no be inserted; They must be handed
In at either of the publication Offices and be
authorized to have the same published. Notices
restricted simply to the announcement OF the
nha
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
MARRIAGES.

GRosMAN-KRUSE--In this city. August %
1906, by the Rev J.. II. Schroeder William
E. Grosman and Johanna G.. Kruse, both OF
San Francisco.
SHAwYER--ANDERSEN-- this city, August
1s 1906, by the Rev. ]. H Schroeder Alfred
Shawyer and Annie Andersen. both of San
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
BIRTHS.

BELTON--In this city, August II, 1906, to the
wife of p W. Belton, a daughter.
HERMANN this city, August 49, 1906 to
the wife of S. Hermann, daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
rnrITYALE REAL EsrATE.
-,,..-,-,-,.---- :,

WORTH INVESTIGATING.
Si5OO cash balance On installmentsi room.
.ts@io l,ollse on Farnam St. FrUitvale ave-;
49, -eei6ence location: not far from and
rain. modern plumbing. two clinker- brick man
tcle rse electricity. sewer. city water, ETC.; ex-
tssssrs nsneI work beam ceilings, box seats,
f-eet, large lot. prettily fenced; grown trees,
- xioes. Price $500: will discount for imme-
oiste cash sale. Apply az tent opposite
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
BERNELEy REAL ESTATE.
READ THT,

DO you wish to buy one of the most beautiful
a $1,000 home for $1,000: corner lot l0ox135;
street work and all complete the most beauti-
rut lawn, flowers and trees in Berkeley; house
very fine inside. ceilings being frescoed; base
nent Is high. so that it easily be made into
nat, nice barn back end of lot that can
oe made iiso e cottage on lot 35Xl00. and a
ccrtaee-house or fat can be built on lot 40xlo0.
leaving the house corner '6ox100, should pur-
chaser so desire, although it would be q shame
to cut this beautiful place up. Come quick.
for this will not last long.
W c. MORAN & CO.,
South Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24

PROPOSALS will be received for tho erection Of
Garibaldi Hall. Call at southeast corner OF
Kearny st. and Broadway for information.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
BOYLE PARK.
MIL VALLEY.
Tnr SWITZERLAND OF AMIR

IRE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA.
- eg~hfsr lots wooded; bay and mountain
view: streets being graded and severed; building
restriction: minrtes 10 station lots % teet
co r. r Parker. agent. Mfll Valley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24

A SOUND INVESTMENT.
Sl5.ooo-Annual rentals 1894; corner. 3-story
and I-foot concrete basement, frame building OF
elegant hats. store and bakery.
New. every modern convenience, best work
m2nship And materials throughout.
Location one OF Berkeiey's most rapidly grow
ing and best promising business sections.
Prospective investors. investigation invited
Address box 66eS. Call office. Oakland.
LOOK HEREi
builder wants money and will sell cheap for
$4,000 a pair Of new ideal fats that win rent
quick for S25 each and return the purchase
exceptional bargain See GEORGE w. MEME
FEE. owner and builder, 3o11 Shettuck ave,
Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
pEATHs,

Adams, Amos c.. 81 Q'Connor Thos NJ, II
Auble. Thomns. 20 OHara, Ann Sc
Burkhardt, Geo.. Hn Prtnzler. Henry, 46
Burnett. Capt. j. v. Rossiter, James 65
Cullen, James T., 40 Sampson Catherine
Erickson, John. II Skinner, George A. 81
Hennig, Irene, Smith, Laura Belle
Hill. Merv, 10 Stronberg, August A
Hoag Susan G.. GO Treat, w W. 81
Jongoneel. Catherine,51 Van Dusen, G. w g m
Keileher. James, 20 Whearty, Richard
Kelly, Mrs B.. So Wilson, Ethel 5
Leonard, Eunice II Wrenkle Frances x.
ADAMS-In this city, August %. 1906 Amos
G. Adams, father Of Charles Albert Adams
native Of Pennsylvania, aged 81 years 5
months and 20 days.
Funeral strictly private Please omit flowers
AUBLE-In tins city, August 21. 1865. Thomas
Auble native Of Greece. aged rs years 4
member of the Cooks Association Of Los An
geies
Friends and acquaintances, are. respectfully
August "a at o'clock p. m, from the NOR
tuary chapel of the Golden Gate Undertak-
ING Company. 2475 Mission street naa :
Twenty first Interment Mount olivet Gene.
terry, by carriage.
BuRKHARDT-4n AppIegate Placer County.
Cal, August o. 1906 George H. Burkhardt,
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24

25xloO each
NEAR GLEN PARK.
fAIURDAF .;...:..;.. SEPTEMBER 1. 1905
% Al i o'clock .. m.
SALE WILL BE HELD OK THE PROPERTY
axe Mission or Guerrero-sfreet cars and get
tcr further particulars npplv 10
@. II. UMBSEN CO.
20 Montgomery street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
InOk HERE. !
BuRLINGAME REAL ESTATE.

WITHIN stones throw of the station We
are selling lots-big ones. too--J0xl50. for
$500 TO $500; $50 down. $40 monthly. These
lots viii sell for double the money when Bay
Shore cutoff is finished. The time TO the city
Will be reduced TO % minutes. Just think
what that viii Take San Mateo cleo
trio. branch office Burlingame.
LYON & HONG. 1923 Fillmore street
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
California l)ndertakingCO.

Formerly 713 Post, resumed business at
22IO STEINER ST. Phone West 1921
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
HALFMooN Ray REAL ESTATE.

M0NTARA.
Buy lot NOW in the MANTARA TOWNSHIP.
line of the Ocean Shore r. R., before the
PRICE Is ADVANCED. Lots. with all improve
ments. $3.50. We ask NOTHING DOWN Ex-
cursion sa to MDafsra SrndayS; 6ZfE, lnyestigaTe
1900 Golden Gate ave-, corner Fillmore ST.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24

HOMES built for property owners in burned dis
frict cash payment unnecessary. Building
Construction Company. 2053 Sutter ST., near
Fillmore.