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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued In
San Francisco Saturday, December Il, 1905;
John L. Alberigi. 81 Point Reyes station
and Rosa Tognotu. Is. 4l4 Broadway
Timothy l. Mcclellan. 81, Vallejo, and Ella
F. Hussey IS, 50 Treat ave
BERNARD Peucovic IS, 1920 Fillmore at, and
Maude R. Hart, 26 2221 Cough st.
Max Michel 3S. 45S Eighteenth ST., ana
Theresa Schwalbe. 20, 2066 Sutter ST
August ohlsson. IS, and Assunta Frediani 81,
both of 80 Palmer St
John Mcpherson IS. los Twentieth ave. and
Anna Krause "a. $3.50 McAllister St
Theodore Hall 25. 1176 AcAllister ST., and
Myra McIntire. 20, IL Walter St
Henry J. Efhnger. "a. 72S Shotwen ST. and
Julia Armstrong 40. 1881 Twenty fourth ST.
Edward j. Frisbie. 81. 40 HON ave-, ana
Grace A. Whittemore, SO, 163 Noe st.
Manuel E. Taitano 2s. and Julia Venegas, 50,
james Fl. Phnpott, 80, Dunsmuir, and ophal
Z. Edgerton, -, Sisson.
OAKLAND. Dec l2-The following marriage
licenses were issued today
Joln F. Wilson &c. San Francisco. and
Frances l. Hodge. SO. Berkeley
Horace W. Mum, 81, and Katie Farland, 50,
both of Oakland.
Frank Brothers. 81. Roseburg, ore, ano
Hanna Richardson, 81, Oakland
David Schwartz. %, San Francisco, and MOI
lie Spector, 10. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13
SUIT WILL BLOCK
FIRE PROTECTION
D'Olier Engineering Company
Enj0ins Board From Award
ing Big Contract
Philadelphia Concern Claims I'M
fair Treatment Regarding
Pumps and Turbines

A legal fight which may block for
months the completion of the city's
fire, protection system for which the
people authorized $500 600 bonds and
Of which $1,000. 600 worth have been
sold was begun yesterday when the
members of the board of works were
temporarily restrained from entering e
into the contract for the construction
of the pumps and turbines for the fire.
boats and the power stations.
Judge Seawel granted the order and
set next Friday for the hearing as to
the merits of the controversy. The
delphia. which submitted the lowest bid
by $1,000 for the work, seeks TO en-
join the local Byron Jackson iron
works from closing the s120. 600 con-
tract for the pumps and turbines. Al
legged irregularities in the D'Olier bid
were the reasons assigned by the
board for disregarding il, in addition
to the desire to favor home industry
and to have local inspection. Assist
ant City Engineer Connick and the
commissioners held yesterday that the
D'OIier offer was more open to objec-
tion than the Byron Jackson, which,
they said complied throughout with
the specifications. and the board in
making the award to Jackson was sup
ported by an opinion from City At
torney Long.
Attorneys Page, MeCutchen &
Knight. for D'Olier, expressed regret
should a long delay be caused in the
progress of the work; but the city au-
thorities expressed confidence that the
matter would readily be resolved IN
favor of the eity's award Assistant
CITY Attorney Lul1 viii defend the
action for them.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13
DEATHS

BABBIN0-In this city, December II. 1905,
Emil Babblno dearly beloved OF Antoine
and the late Concetta Babbino. and brother
Of Caesar and Leontine Babbino, native OF
San Francisco, Cal, aged 10 years mouths
and 10 days
BARRY-In this city, December Il, 1905 John
Barry. a native of Ireland. aged 62 years.
cArJIGAN-In this city, December IL, 1908.
William. dearly beloved husband Of Jane Cal
1iran loving father OF George and William
CslIigan, and stepfather Of Dilala Waugh.
a native OF Maine. aged al years taeno.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Sun-
day) December 10. 1905, at O'Clock D. m.
from the parlors of J. ]. CrowIy & Co.. 6e2
Eighteenth Interment Mount 0livet cemetery.
DAY-In Oakland. Cal. at her residence. s07
Filbert street, Mrs Jane l. Day, beloved
mother OF Mrs E. II. Bush Mrs F. A. Law
son and Mrs. Z. p Caine-
DIyISY-In this city. December H. 1908.
Michael. brother Of Martin Diviny. native
of the parish of Beauyh. County Galway. Ire
land. aged so years
The funeral will take place tomorrow Mon
dayl December Il. at $50 a. m. from
the parlors of T. c. O'Connor & Co.. 80
Tnrk street thence 70 st. Patrickis church.
celebrated for the repose Of his soul. com
mencfng at o'clock a m Interment Holy
Cross cemetery
GFISER-Ip this city, DECEMBER 12. 1908. DR..
Christine E. Geiser tnee Remarquel beloved
mother of William b and Alice L. Geiser,
native OF Buffalo. n. y, aged 81 years
months and 20 days
GooDMAN--In Berkeley, Cal. December r.
1905 at his residence. 1412 Milvia street
Captafn William Goodman, beloved husband OF
Alice G. Goodman, and father OF Minott
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13
CHECK THIEF HAS
BURGLARS OUTFIT
Detectives Find Kit of Tools and
Loot in Room Occupied by
Fred Iiagan
Many ValuabIes Taken From
Home of Harrison BartO
Are Recovered

Detectives William Armstrong and
Tom Burke last night secured a kit of
burglar tools which they say belong to
Fred Hagan. who was arrested Friday
night by Policeman Mulloney.
Hagan was captured in a saloon al
Eighth and Market streets while trying
to pass check which had been stolen
from the residence or Harrison Barto,
1852 Eighteenth street
The detectives learned yesterday that
Hagan had been lodging in a house in
Church street and upon going TO his
room they secured two suit cases full OF
plunder. In one of them they found a
so foot roll of fuse a box OF illuminate
caps, a jimmy a burglars brace and Bit
and a small handsaw-
A careful search of Hagan's room re
vealed a quantity of iewelry which, had
been taken from the home of Mrs. w
Loughrey. 4011 Eighteenth street
Many valuables belonging to Barto
were also recovered, as well as the
check book from which Hagan had
taken the check he tried to pass.
Numerous other checks were found
among them a number from the Firts
national bank of st. Paul. From marks
on his shoes and photographs in his
possession it was learned that Hagh
was from St Paul.
The police wired to several other
cities last night in the belief thai
Hagan was well known crook
throughout the middle west.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13
POORLY DRESSED MAN
ENDS LIFE IN BAY
Refuses to Take Hold of Plank
Thrown TO Him by At
tempted RescuerS

An unidentified man. apparently a
stevedore, ended his life by jumping
into the bay off Mission street wharf
al o'clock last night Emil Gus
tafsenand Emil Keinanen were walking
on the wharf at the time. when they
heard a yell and splash.
They ran TO the edge of the pier, and
seeing man struggling in the water,
notified the policemen on the launch
Patrol The man had gone down for
the last time before the launch arrived.
Policemen Hugh Connor, J. Shaughn-
essy and J. Hayden procured a drag
from the Western fuel company and
after searching Is minutes succeeded
in graphing the body and bringing it
TO the surface. The man, who was
poorly dressed, refused to take hold of
a large plank which was thrown to
him by the two men who attempted
his rescue
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13
BIRTHS

ARNBERGER-In this city, October 9. 1908,
to the wife OF Richard Arnberger, son.
AIIARI-In this city, December 4, 1908. fo
the wife of Herman Allari. a son.
AISING-In this city, November Is, 1e0s, tc
the wife Of F. W Alsing, daughter
cI,ARIsSEN-In San Leandro. Cal. to the wife
of Charles NJ. CIarissen, daughter
PYNE-In this city, December ., 1905, 10 the
wIre~of Edward l. Pyne, SON.
SCHoMACKER-In this city, December 4 l9oS
10 the wife of Louis Schumacher, daughter
sINCIiAIR-In this city, December 4, 1908, tC
the wife of Frederick F. Sinclair formerly
y Rahkirkl a son.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13
VAINlY SOBS FOR
CUSTODY OF SON
William B. Hayes Ordered to
Pay Money to Woman He
Refuses to Marry
Admits Parentage OF Child, but
Says Mother Has Sunk
Very Low
Especial Dispatch 70 The CALI


Los ANGELES. Dec. 12.-Sobbing for
the custody OF his year old son. yet
refusing to marry the childs mother.
William B. Hayes san Francisco real
estate dealer. appeared yesterday in the
superior court and was denied what he
sought and ordered TO pay the mother
s25 a month for the chi1d's support
the child. but said the mother had sunk
too low for him 10 do anything for
her.
The court proceedings were the re-
suit of sensational encounter three
weeks ago between the woman. ac-
companied by the child. and Thomas
II. Munroe. a young rancher OF Artesia-
At lonely spot on the Long Beach
electric line the pair struggled on the
track in the path OF a fast approaching
car. The man, according to the report
made by the crew OF the car. which
had been tagged by the boy. had at
tempted to hold the woman on tho
track and thus end her life and his
MunrOe since has been adjudged in
sane.
The woman was known as Mrs.
Hayes. though her right name is Juan
I tia Rafael.
"Juanita was a servant in my hOuss
( in New York before my wife's death in
1889" said Hayes on the stand The
boy is my son by her. I have given the
woman everything she asked. even TAX
I ing her 10 Germany. yet she stole my
wifes sealskin coat. After We moved
I TO a ranch near Artesia three years ago
she started 10 sue me for divorce.
claiming a common law marriage, but
/ became infatuated with a drunken
/ farmer and forced me 10 leave her and
\ go TO San Francisco I decided the ranch
TO the boy and settled money on her.
but she is dissOlute and unit to care for
/ him. and l want his custody"
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13
REAL ESTATE

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
LA1BIANCE REAL ESTATE Co,
Located for "a Years
4G0-4e2 sth st. Oakland.
a city Of over 235- 600 population
VII remove 10 their new Offices
13l4l2l6 Broadway Realty Syndicate bldg,
January J. 1903.
SAN PABLO Az CORNER
ss5.@o-Fine business corner, right in heart Of
business center. at junction OF , streets;
rents VIII be doubled when present lease
expires: $50 600 mortgage AT bank IN
terest.
MAIN ST. BUSINESS CORNER.
SIC. .0o0-Eight stores; income s. $50 per annum
has splendid future: fne Improvements
IN immediate vicinity: increasing IN value
daily: fine business location.
CHOICE AND CLOSE IN
s.. 50O-afodern house: rooms: 35x10o: one Of
Oakand's choicest close il residence
streets: land is held at S10o per foot in
this vicinity
SHORT DISTANCE TO BUSINESS CENTER
S5,3U0-Swell, modern house. sem i-eottage style;
strictly up 10 date; 9 rooms; plenty q
light. sleeping veranda; minutes walk
Ia : +. local service: minutes Walk
10 lsth st. and Broadway. Terms
EXTRA gALUE-EASI TERMS.
s. SO0-Pretty bungalow; rooms; beamed
ceilings. paneied rooms: basement: 81
feet frontage; panoramic view; $3.50 cash.
balance 70 9t.Tsp splf; HONE
SI.s50-Plain cottage Of rooms. bath: S5x1ooi
north side; convenient 10 Key Route
south Of Both 81.
PIEDMONT LOT BARGAIN.
SO 50 foot-Fine lot 60x120. near car line
35 minutes to $. f.; cheapest lot in
this choice district
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.
z60-462 Sth st. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13
CALIFORNIA PARLoR's oFFICERs

The officers who are to serve Cali
fornia No. l, the mother parlor of the
Native Sons of the Golden West. for
senior past president A ". Hobro.
Junior past president; DR.. A. E CERT
president; Z. W. Irwin, o. Pollock. NJ
Whelan, vice presidents, Henry F. Per-
nau marshall; r. Stockman. trustee /:
NJ. Blackmap and Joseph Unger. senti-
nels; III. J. Kohl. collector; E A. Jau-
jou. pianist
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13

Birth marriage and death notices sent by maii
will moi he Inserted They must be handed IN al
either OF the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name aud residence OF persons autHol-
stricfe simply 70 the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free OF charge
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DIES FROM INJURIES

Alfred Inhaus. 1s5 Peabody street.
who sustained a fractured leg and IN
ternaI Injuries by being Knocked from
a Sixteenth street car Tuesday. died at
st. Josephs hospital last night
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13
MARRIAGES

IoYD-RoBINSoN-In this city, November 4,
1905. by the Rev. George A. Houghs Horace
V. LLOYD of Santa Rosa, Cal, and May l.
Robinson Of San Francisco.
DIER-SC0TT-In this city, December 10.
laos by the Rev. E. II. Dille- James f.
Sadier and Edith Scott. both of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13
Army and Navy Orders

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12-First Lieu
tenant Rodney D. Smith, medical re-
serve corps. is relieved from duty in
the Philippines and will report 10 the
adjutant general of the army for fur
ther orders.
Navy Orders-The following cable
has been received from Rear Admiral
Harber at Manila:
Ensign T. G. Ellyson is detached from
the Villalobos and ordered TO the Shark.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Z. NJ. Mum
son. when discharged from the naval
hospital at Curacao. will go to the
Monadnock and Monterey.
Assistant Surgeon J. c. Downey is
detached from the Relief and ordered
to the Charleston
London's ashbin refuse Is being com
pressed and reduced to a material re-
sembIing garden mould and sold for
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13
CARD OF THANKS

SPAEI.TIEWe desire 70 express cur heart
felt thanks 10 ear many friends. and espe-
cfallv the officers and members OF the San
Francisco Gruetii verein and the swiss Nu-
tual Reuevoleut society for their kind SYM
nafhv ana the many beauriful f0ral ofer-
ings in our late bereavement-the loss OF n
dear husband and father.
MRS JOsEPHINE SPAELTI and ChiIdr.n-
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13

HAYDEN BRIGHT COMPANY.
1892 Broadway. Oakland
Phones Oakland 214-A30l4-
$500 CASH AND S35 PER MONTH
s.. .Oo0-Nice > room and bath high basement
cottage located in good neighborhood close
10 18th ana Broadway; must be seen TO be
appreciated. t20l6)
$500 CASH AND $50 PER MONTH
IS 350-New room cottage with basement; on 4
lot 40xI15; electricity, gas and all modern
conyeuiences. t20S4l
81 600 CASH
81 Qoo-Nev , room bungalow; Up 10 date in
every way: large lot 40K130; close TO
Key Route and in a locality where values
are rapidly increasing t2l16)
SNAP
s. e50-Choice lot on north side Of street in
Santa Fe tract. Idors park; this is a
bargain; 4oXlll. t2lO6)
Large list Of lots ranging from S4o0 10
$500 ard either cash or easy terms
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13
bERKFIEsY RFcaI rST.Tt,- -.

$50 D0nN-s roors ..s,,. a,,.,-,--
-eieSrapA and College avs hlo.ks
Z - ,..SIenont -. key Ao1ie: bsIancc IKE rerf.
Gfiar Nass .enis- Duh
g 8oNN- balance SD 10 $50 Der month.
S loom pungaloW- hardwood Ho5rs well
--stt finished Throughout. close 10 Clare
-- -NtA helfe and > carliues, n a section
q splendid homes. p-ire s. ESQ
Ss-s-lot 5f-exI3O , feet af.,,a street Il l,,cl.
.t.h dwight way cars; minutes from sta
cash. odlance mo-.gase or any lea-
Z. PEAKE CO.. aisi Center :
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13
ADAMS PoINT BARGAINs.

sss5 cash, balance ! or 2 years, mortgage at
II per cent. win buy lot with 60 feet 'front.'
age the - acre park; adjoining lots held at
500 per foot: . beautiful homes ao joining
Do yeu know that this property Is only . min
utes' ride from 14th ana Broadway minutes
walk 70 22d st. Key Route, 80 minutes 10 San
Francisco:
DO you know that almost one building permit
every day is issued for homes on Adams Point Z
DO You know that several houses that VIII cost
from $50, 900 TO $4,000 are going up on Adams
Point.
Do you know that this IS the only close in
high class residence tract that has FIRE PRO
lection streets al graded. sidewalks all
down. gas, water and sewers all complete.
Don't you know that you want home on TIE
BEST LIVE PROPERTY in Oakland secured by
building restrictiOnsf
Do you know we can sell 70 you cheaper than
any one else. because we are headquarters for
this wonderfully cheap property Come 10 US
when you have seen other property: we viii show
YOU the BEST lots FOR the LEAST money and
can ten you who your neighbors viii be.
PERKINS-SMITH COMPANY.
Telegraph av- Phone Oakland $500
Sc O0o-Modern new colonial room house with
conservatory and room cottage in
rear which rents for SIS: carpets Daisy
heater. gas range. linoleum thrown IN the
Two new modern fat Of and 6 rooms, 420 and
z22 Edward St only a few feet from the
Mossvood park; price $500; $500 cash
Will swing f.
a. 800 VIII buy new 5 room bungalow on Seth
OF sherman ST.; this is a snap; $500 cash
Is necessary 10 handle It
Fine corner lot 3Sxl00 the northeast corner Of
39th and West, / block from Key Route
and Grove 81.
Call On owner.
K NIELSEN,
475 seth st. or sherman ST.. Oakland
Phone Piedmont 529.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13
CARD OF THANKS

JONES=We desire 20 express our heartfelt
thanks to our many friends for their kind
sympathy and beautiful n0ral offerings during
our late bereavement.
ANTHONY +. Jones and Family
JULIA A. PIERCE.
NELLIE E. PIERCE.
JAMES G. PIERCE.
JOHN A. PIERCE.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13

s.. .5oo-SpleHdid new cottage. > rooms and bath
and basement: lot ss3xIo5: street work all
done, only half block from csrline; con-
venient 10 school in a delightful protected
location on rolling ground IN East Oak
land: 81 900 cash and S25 per month pays
for il.
500 cash, and the balance on terms TO suit and
you csn have built for yourself bungalow.
cottage or two story house on hign ground
near Broadway and College.
A. J. SNYDER.
9oi Broadway. oakland.
HAYDEN BRIGHT COMPANY,
rT--a- ffuE
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13

5000
CHEAP LOTS
Near 42d and Telegraph.
Street work. sidewalks complete;
.sfxa3: best close IN lots IN
Oakland; blocks 10 Key Route.
40th and Telegraph (lS0)
$1.1O0
CHEAP LOT
35xIOo.
Near 42d and Telegraph: north side
Of street; street work. sidewalks
complete; blocks to Key Route.
z0th and Telegraph: this is absolute
snap and viii be sold quick. as the
price is far below anything in the
vicinity QeSl)
o. E HOTLE & CO.,
i172 Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13

SNAPS
Rooms, new $500 cash. balance $50 per
month and interest: Park 81.
rooms new. $500 cash. balance $50 per
month Includes interest: 1zth
rooms new; only 81 800; 0rin ST
Swell Groom cottage. just completed, IN
East Oakland; price VIII surprise you; part
cash
LUTTRELL & CO.. 1867 Broadway.
HAVE $4,000 10 loan Write first instance or
phone Oak 7295- THOMAS II. GREENE.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13
cARD nF THANKs

FRIEDH0FER-The family Of the late Dr.
William +. Freebooter hereby express their
heartfelt thanks TO the many friends who
gave many evidences Of their heartfelt and
comforting sympathy. and beautiful hOrai Of
ferings, during their late bereavement.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13
ron RENT-FARM LANDS

FOR rent-I60 acres, miles from Oakland
GILBERT WYMAN, 9th av. and L. 18th ST.
phone Merritt 3s42.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13

up yzsrEs The representatives
fTa16e 81 ssslq2ss icouscll of the carriage
"a fTzNclss makers associa ton
declare that there
will not be any disturbance of condi-
tions as to the wages and hours of their
employees They say, that the letter TO
each member of the association that
caused uneasiness on the part of en-
ployes was sent for the purpose of
ascertaining views on proposition
that had been agitated by three mem
bers. The majority of the replies TO
the letter were 10 the effect that there
was no desire to change the status of
affairs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-13
A SPLENDID OFFERING.

This beautiful lot in Osklsnd's finest residence
section only 10 minutes TO the center Of Oakland
business district and minutes 10 Key Route
station. unobsfructed view Of bay and hills; I34x
ie0: can be eubdivi0ed.
See KARL b. NICKEL. room 21l. Oakland
Bank OF Savings building.
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