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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-05-12
Soap Lake News.

Carl Jensen sold his store to Chap
pell & Lane of Startup. Mr.. Jensen
has bought some lots in Ephrata and
expects. to build home there.
w. J. Perry of Davenport is here
for treatment.
Mrs. Wilson has resigned her po-
sition with Mr.. Jensen, and is nurs-
ing at the sanitarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tieldt were Soap
Lake callers last Saturday.
! We had a fine rain last Sunday.
Watch the gardens grow now.
A number of Soap Lake young peo-
pie attended the dance at Ephrata
and report fine time.
Mrs. England, of Seattle, was at
the Sloan Sanitarium a few days
last week.
Mr.. Lane returned to his home at
Startup Sunday.
Mr.. Thompson and family of STRAIT
ford were taking in the sights of Soap
Lake last Sunday.
Mr.. Chappell has gone to Startup
on business.
Ben Thomas has purchased gaso-
line engine to be used in pumping
water for irr giathgniisgarETAON
water for irrigating his garden.
Mr.. Whissimore of Coulee City ex-
poets to put up a photograph gallery
near the Temperance Hall this week.
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Decoration Day announcement

I1SCUfetUIOff Day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Editor World:
l wish a notice published in the
World Tuesday of a meeting to be
held Wednesday night at 8 O'Clock at
the Commercial Club of the commit
tee of the G. A. r. Post, also all vet
Grams of the Spanish American War
and all Sons of Veterans. We wish
everyone of them would be present
if possible to formulate a program
for Decoration Day. We now have a
large and excellent Relief Corps, and
they are making great preparations,
and we don't want to foil them.
NJ o. MERRILL,
Commander G. A. r.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-05-12


Well drillers are at work on the
Kuhlman place.
George Skillrlan was bitten and
mauled by the Shire stallion last
week.
Kelly Davis, Gne Of Douglas coun-
ties road supervisors, paid visit II
this section in the interests of the
roads.
John Doneen anl A. P. Kiser at
tended the recent democratic con-
yention at Wilson Greek, and are al
So delegates to tie Spokane conven-
ton.
Bert Fogg has returned from Seat
tie.
A fine rain fell here Sunday, ser
Ting the dust and improving an a.
ready fine prospect for a good crop.
Rural carrier SInizer looks resplen-
dent in his new uniform.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-05-12

ocratic caucus for the purpose of
electing delegates to the county
convention will be held in Wenatchee
and Columbia precincts on Thurs
day night, May IA, 1908, at
O'Clock.
The caucus in Wenatchee precinct
will be held in the Town Hall; il
Columbia precinct in the Sheriff's of
fee.
o. B. FULLER,
CHARLES BECKER,
12-14 Committeeman
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
New Cases-CiVil.

David R. Gillespie VS.. Ansel Griggs
transcript of judgment from Okano-
gan county, amount S111.S5.
Elnora Cast VS.. Elmer A Cast, ac-
ton for divorce.
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To the Public:

To the Public:
We have taken over the Palm ice
cream business, and our K. & E. Ice
Cream conforms strictly with the
pure food laws.
We have appointed the Wenatchee
Drug Co. our sole agents for the city
of Wenatchee, Wash.
Very truly yours,
ELGIN CREAMERY co.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-05-12

Spokane High School will cross
bats with the local high at the ball
park next Friday afternoon. A good
game is assured by the boys so let
everybody turn out and root.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-05-12

Canvas shoes are much in evidence
now, many having taken advantage
of the big reduction offered by Groves
& Co., where regular s1.75 are SELL
ing at $3.50, and regular $1.25 at
90c.***
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natchee.
Frank Slawson to Walter Moore,
$1,000, pit n1A swA pit nwA sell
sec 1888.
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1 B 33 Wenatchee Cemetery.
w. r. Prowell to Fred Hoffman,
1925. L rs B l Engineers add We
natcLee.
w. H. Dibble to W. Tomlinson, ST.
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If you have any article TO sell OF
exchange an ad in the classified col.
umns will bring quick results.
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Geo. H. Gray to Geo. Gray & Son,
500, neA swA sec 1854
Amos Edmuds to Mary Haight,
1925, l. 1-2-3-24-25-26-27 B 7 Glib
sons add Chelan.
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Wanted to borrow $4,000 to S.
900 on first-class security from one
to three years. Apply Daily World
office. $50
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HAVE YOU SEEN

HAVE YOU SEEN
SALT LAKE CITY AND DENVER?
These are cities of note and you
should visit them
Take o. r. & N. R'y when travel
ing east or south from Spokane.
VIM. MeMURAY, G. P. A.,
Portland, Ore.
]. r. NAGEL, T. P. A..
COS First Ave, Seattle. Wash.
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We have put in a full line of AL
fred Wright's perfumes and toilet wa
tiers, which are the best to be found
in the city. Wenatchee Drug Co. ***
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-05-12

New machinery for shoe repairing
at Chas. Fry's, next door to F. & M.
Bank. $50
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-05-12

Get busy. See the feet.
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SOuthSide Items.

Are you going to see the fleet?
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-08-14

the states have recorded themselves In
its favor. The United States senate.
however, impudently and arrogantly
obstructs the passage of the resolution.
Notwithstanding the fact that the vot.
ers OF the United States, by an over.
whelming majority, demand it. And
this refusal Is the more signiican.
when it is remembered that number
OF senators owe their election to great
corporate interests. Three Democratic
national platforms-the platforms OF
1900, 1904 and 1908 specifically call
for change In the constitution which
win put the election of senators in the
hands Of the voters, and the proposi.
ton has been endorsed by number
Of the smaller parties, but no Repub.
ncan national convention has been
willing to champion the cause Of the
people on this subject The subject
was ignored by the Republican national
convention in 1900; it was ignored In
1904, and the proposition vas explicit.
" repudiated in 1908. for the recent
Republican national convention, by 8
vote Of 866 TO ia, rejected the plank
endorsing the popular election of sena.
tors-and this was done in the conven
ton which nominated Mr.. Taft. few
delegates from his own state voting fol
the plank
Personal inclination Not Sufficient.
In his notification speech, the Repub-
lican candidate, speaking Of the cleo
ton Of senators by the people. says:
Personally, am inclined to favor 1t,
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17

son. lot in NJ line OF Ninth street. 50 NV Of
Bryant. NV 70. NE So; $I0.
Joseph Lace to same. lot at corner Of Ninth
and Bryant streets. NV 30 BY NE 50; SO
PIema A. Fitch to George b. james and
wife. lot in " line OF Bowdcin street 52-s2 $
Of Mansell, 1926. w 100, S6.01, f 100 a;
G. B. Rivara and wife to Asunta zerchs.
lot in line Of Broad street. 435 W Of Capitol,
Same to same, lot in line OF Broad street.
$50 w OF Capitol W 80 by 12j; $40.
Louisa Paganetti 70 Asenta Zercha, lot in
line Of Broad. SSf:6 Of Capitol, " 90 By
S 125; $40.
Charles F. Werner and wife to W. S. Cords.
lot 80. block 55 Refs Tract: $40.
James *. Fraser and wife to John Dempinak.
lot in W line OF Fourth avenue. 25 y of Hugo
street. n % by W %; $40.
san Francisco land company to Ida NJ. Thun-
berg, lot In f line Of Ninth avenue. DO. 10
Of street 120 S 81 W 100. n *: $40.
Eliza /. Dodge to Lena Dolan. lot in line
Of Lake street. 5I;6 of Nineteenth avenue,
Il % by 100; $40.
Mary Babeock TO John Skance. lot IN NV.
line Of Bryant street, 90 NE Of Converse. NJ
% by NV 70: $40
Sol Getz & sons TO Michel s. Simrak. lot az
SW corner OF Thirty-ffth avenue and street.
f. Williamson to Mary f. MeHugh. lot az
NE corner Of Jackson and Maple streets f So
By 165; $40.
Joseph Wizard and wife to Louise Mccoy.
lot IN line OF FaraliOBes street. 60 0f
Orizaba. f % by y 12J: $40.
Reginald Wise TO /. E. Treaey ct al:
lot in n line Of Masonic avenue. 10l.1 r. Of
Congress street. f %, 1oT:6ls. SW S2.6
S to beginning, $40.
Jacob Weissbein and wife 10 Margaret J.
Hubert. lot in E line Of Sixteenth avenue, $50
S OF Lake street. % by 1916; $40.
Same to William u Bievan and wife. lot
IN w line Of Twenty first avenue, 275 Of Lake
street. 5 % by W 40; $40.
Catherine L. Miller ct al to Albert W. Bell.
lots Is and Ii. block A., Sunuyside: $40.
Albert w. Benton to Fara v. W Benton.
lot in Sc line Of Linden. 175 NE OF Persia. Nd
. by Sc 100; 81.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Monday, November IA, 1905:
Benjamin Meyer. IS, and Sadie schrot, %,
both of New York.
Alonzo Robinson "a, and Freda Wahntg II.
both of 2S16 Golden Gate
William Il. Coreoran 2l, Vallejo, and Mary
l.. Connolly, Is, 30 Dehon St
George James 81, 2020 Howard ST., and Ell
len Hutchison. Is 2930 Nineteenth st.
Carlo caputo, o. .437s Mission st. and Con
eeta NJ. Corso 10, 1909 Folsom ST.
Frederick c. Williams %, and gHettie G..
Cradle, %. both of Argonaut hotel.
Louis Boehm. 3S, ; Rausch St, and Margaret
Herman W. Reynolds, 21 San Rafael, and
Frances g. Dunning, Is, l29 Webster st. ST;
% Isqdore Waxman 26 and Regina Goldstein'
Victor E. Lagomarsino. "a. 81 Landers St,
and Alice G. 0'Rourke, Is, 2S3 Crescent ave.
Joseph Oliver Tobin %. University club. and
George W. corcoran. 81. and Margaret Ia
nazzi, is, both of % Condor St
Washington l. Berriman, 80. 1861 Haight ST.
and Karen I. Hansen, q, Flekkefjord, Nor
Buron D. Kelley. o. and Fanny A. Bowman,
90 both of 161 California
Peter Maxwell, "a. Napa, and Zenobia Bark
James Francis McNuIty 81 2s6s Vallejo St.
and Lillian Irene Owens IS ~ vallejo St. 81,
May Rien, rs, Duneans Mills.
Malachi W. McAIenamin, 2S, and Laura b.
Metz, 20. both of Monterey.
OAKLAND, Nov. 16.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Joseph E. Moore %. and Eta G. Anderson,
"a both of Monticello, Napa county
John Q. Barton, 60. San Francisco, and Susie
Anthony niS contario. 81, and Louisa Dellucchi.
Ernest nest L. Loring. 20. and Mary A. McLaugh-
lin 27, both of Berkeley
John Feely, 3s, Hayward, and Marguerite
Temple. is, Oakland
John W winkier. 81, and cristina Waters,
&c. both of Oakland.
Reginald W. Else, % San Francisco, and VII
lie D. Tomlinson, 81, Oakland
August f. Molsson 93. and Irene H. lnger-
soil, 81 both OF Oakland.
William H. Fuller, 3D. and Annie Bailey, 50.
OVf5 Eugene i 9 +. oiconnor 81 San Francisco, and
Angela Mullany 20. Chicago
Edward Guskee. 50. and Matilda Mitchell,
David Leach. Berkeley, and Jeanette Math,
eI5 David ID S. s. coppei 2e and Ethel I. Graham.
william lila r, Morris o. and Francisco I.
Carat, 90 both of Alameda.
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along same course as lots II, II and 13. OIL
feet. angle to left 111.15 feet this being point
OF commencement of lot, W 26.19 feet. thence
at angle 10 right 1912 feet. thence angie to
right 20. "a feet thence at angle to right % 10
feet to beginning, being 33S Surrey street; $40.
George W. sehimmeIpfenig 10 Wesley A
Muller. lot in " linea of Twentieth avenue. 2Sl
of California street, n so by " 120; $40
Bailey realty company to Charles f. Hayden
Italy avenue. e. sW Is by i,v' Sc 100: :-0 Sic. -
f. L. Martin and wife to Thomas D. Quingley.
lot in Sc line of AIinna street, loo SW OF Sixth,
SW - by Sc so; $40.
Richard Shields and wife 10 Peter c. Ras-
mussen and wife. lot In 5 line OF Cumberland
street. POS Of Dolores. f - by S 114 SO.
Lizzie G. Heeker to John G. Heeker. lot in
line OF rhirty-eighth avenue. 125 Of street,
p by 100, and one other piece: $40.
sol teu Sons to John r. Wallace and and
OF street n % by 120; $40.
California home building and loan company
to Mike 0ngwarsky. lot in line of Gundlach
street, 393:1Ols S Of Sunnyside avenue %
by 10; SO.
line of Missouri street, 2i2:e OF Marip0sa.
p by w 100: $40
Alexander Feig TO Bertha FeIg. lot in f line
gift
Leopold weinstein and wife to Pillar Delgado.
lot 3, block F. Silver terrace; $40.
Frederick r. Drinkhouse and wife to CARING
ton 1. Spencer and wife. lot IN line OF Alma
avenue, s1 129 E Of stanyan street, % by S
Mary Crave ct al. to Henry F. BIanchit Jr
lot .9t IN NV line OF Railroad avenue. q SW OF
Pacific Mutual life Insurance company to ]. 7.
Nelly. lot at NE corner of Montgomery and Sac
ramento streets, go by 60. and two other
pieces; $40.
Sol Getz & Sons to Bertha J. Koehneke. lot in
line OF Forty first avenue, 100 OF street.
$50 by W 100; $40
Nathaniel Gray ct al. 10 Alex H. Bailey, lot in
cemetery: $l67.
Albert Man estate ct al. to Richard Good and
wife lot In " line of Sanchez street. 76:S y of
Hancock. y 2Jsby " 105; $40
Mary A. der Mehden to n J. Nilsson. lot
40. block A. Refs tract: $40
Richard Good and wife 10 Albert Man estate Ell
al, lot in w line of Sanchez street. 1876 \ OF
Hancock. % by W 105: So
Edward Fitzgerald and wife 10 Mary NJ
Duarte. lot in W line of Fair Oaks street 235 S
Of Twenty fifth. S 25 by w 125; $40.
Emma G. Wilson to Louise A. Palmer. lot in
n line of Jackson street. Ill W OF Broderick
" 26:6 by 100; $40
Louise A. Palmer to Elizabeth J. Weidenmuller
ct al. same; $40.
William F. Garms and wife TO Enewald Peter
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

George Mastick. trustee Clarence D. Porter.
deceased to Edward Archer. lot in line of
Lake street 1916 W of Twenty fifth avenue W
Charles r. Wehn and wife to Edward Archer.
same; 81.
Edward Archer to Maud 4. McManus, same;
$40,
Maude A, AIcManus to George Pollitt and
wife. same $40.
Freda R. Gngg to Matthew B. MCGOWAN and
wife, lot in w line of Third avenue 275 \ of
C street, % by w 1870; So
Charles Killpatriek to Georgiana Fitzpatrick,
lot in line of Nineteenth avenue 220 of
Dolores street, f % by 100: $40.
Crocker estate company to Frank W. Bulsing,
lot commencing at a point extended line
of Surrey street which point is described as
follows Commencing from line of lot 13
block ., subdivision 1. Castro street addition.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE


NEW, up to date cottage, rooms. bath, pantry.
gas and electric lights paneied dining room;
mantel; cooler; cozy corners; lot 40s10o. all
fenced; price S3 10; terms 81 eco, balance $50
monthly. this property is blocks TO Key
Route station close to school church and
stores. and is extra well built and finished in
mission. o. A. RUDOLPH, Alcatraz station.
Open Sundays
BARGAIN--New i roam bungalow; bath. pam
try gas and electric lights; paneed dining
room beam ceilings; large hall; hot and cold
water; stationary tubs; street work and con-
crete walks; price $4,000; terms $500 cash,
balance S23 monthly. O. A. RUDOLPH, Alca-
traz station Open Sundays,
81, ,z5o-Aimost new room cottage bath pan
Try. electric lights and gas; lot 35x120; l
block to Key Route station; terms $500 cash,
balance S25 monthly. o. A. RUDOLPH. Alca-
traz station. Open SUNDAYS.
FOR sale-6 room house within l block of
North Berkeley station: good view; large lot.
45x120 facing south; $3.50 cash. balance S3J
per month. including interest bargain at
SIS, 100 Phone Berkeley 3143 T. Il. PEAKE
6 CO. 213l Center st. Berkeley.
FINEST residence lot in North Berkeley: level
ground; 60x1s5: block from stations splendid
view. Inquire 335 Shattuck av. adjoining
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PROBATE SALE

subject To confirmation by court, the admins
trstrix OF the estate or James u. Mcdonald de-
ceased offers for sale the property herea fter
described in the manner and on the terms fol-
lowing.
BIZ competitive bid; bids to be sealed and
10 he opened al 10 o'clock a. ~. Monday. the
g8e day OF November. 1905, at the 0f6ce OF
-he administratrix room 3i1 Russ building San
Francisco. proners 10 be segregated as to spe-
cine properties bid on; 10 per cent OF bids TO
accompany offer, balance to be paid on con-
TIC following is the property referred to:
bonds-S0uth Pacific Coast Railroad Co.
bonds-BufEe County Canal Co.
% bonds-Bsy Counties Power Co, t2ds).
bonds-Boca & Loyalton Railroad &c.
boDds-Ealley County Power Co.
b0nds-0cQ Shore Ry- Go.
8 bonds-Ios Angeles Gas a Eiec. Co.
6 bonds Pacific Gas a Elec. Co.
6 h0ads-Sfandard Eiec. Co. Of Cal
q bonds-Petaiuma & Santa Rosa Ry Co
bonds Pacific Gas Imp CO.
G h0nds-CaL Northwestern ky. Co.
3 Philippine Tel a Tel Corp.
honds-AortheIn ca. Power Co.
bonds-oro Water. Light 4 Power Co.
tonds-55lue Lakes Water Co.
- 3 bonds Contra Costa Water Co., (2ds)
; bonds-Bay Counties Power Co
bonds-Petaiuma A Santa Rosa Ry. Co.
shares-First National Bank Of s. F.. Cal.
Is ehares-First National Bank Of Eureka
$50 shsres-Bank Of America
80 shares-AlUtual Savings Bank Of S. F.
2G9 sharcs-Chariet n. ". Co
s35 shares l'rcscent N. n. Co.
rss shares Bella Union Quicksilver Co.
T16l2 shares Eagle Copper & Sily Mg Co
5d3 shares-Bufte County Canal Co.
40 shares Philippine Tel. Tel Corp.
1 u shares-Cal Irrigated Land Co.
\ u shares-Sutter Irrigated Farms Co.
\ Il sbares-SOufh s. D. Dock Co.
fa5 ehares-Sanfa Rosa Water Works.
"a shares Northwestern Red. Co
40 sbares-Scoffish Rite T. Assoc
TGG shares-Iny0 Marble CO. of Cal.
MARY j. l.. MCDONALD.
As aaministratriz II the estate of James ~
McDonald. deceased
sl2 Russ Bldr Attorney Tor Administrator
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MARRIAGES

M1TNIER-BRADY- this city, October 2s,
faoS bv the Rev. Father r. r. Sollier, Lena
+. Munier and Bessie P. Brady. both of San
Francisco.
ARR-BoGART-In. this city. November -. -.
IaoS nv the Rev. f. Il. Ollie, Aethur j. Parr
and olivia Bogart, both of San Francisco
pAsroS-DUsIoNT-I this city, November
"a. loos, by the Rev. W. Z. Dugan pastor
stewart Memorial church, George Pastor ana
Alma Julia Dumont, both Of san Francisco.
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Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the and residence of persons author
lied 10 have the same published. Notices re-
stFicted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
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Building Contracts

Elizabeth CastagnettO. with Demartini &
Caranza-All work except mantels. gas and elec-
trick fixtures a3d shades for three story and
basement frame in NV line of Learth street
and Acorn alley, 25x137;6; $S.150
Mrs. Augusta Willard with W. II. Bagge-
All work except painting and hardware for u
story and basement brick, class G.. building IN
W line Of kearny street. 4S;6 S OF Broadway
W 3293 20. " 70. 20. W 29.It Sc So
4.2Gl. Is. e 22-6, n lie. z 7.6, n T16
Z 39.9 50: S2O320
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BIRTHS

KNopp-In this city. October 25, 1908, to the
wife Of j. n Kn0pp son,
RosENRA AIINi-N November 10. 1905, to the wife
OF Albert S. Rosenbaum tnee SusSAhdl'
daughter.
spENCER-In Mountain View. Cal, November
IA. 1905. to the wife of II. ]. Spencer, son.
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WANT ADS
OAKLAND ALAMEDA BfRKHR FRUITYAIE
HELP WANTED
EMPLoYMENT OFFIcEs

EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
JAPANESE Employment 0ffce-GeneraI con-
tractors: furnishes best help. 3S1 Sth St. Oak
land Phone Oakland 315S. Home A4513.
THE Oakland Branch Of The Call is at 46S
Eleventh ST. near Broadway. Phones Sunset
Oakland 1855; Home A2371
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RARRETT-In this city, November Is, 1908.
Mary Josephine beloved wife of John J Bar
rett mother of the late Iohn r Barrett,
s,rendnlpther of Margaret C0merford Barrett,
and sister of the late Edward Comerford
Friends and acqualntanceS are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral today Tues
dav0 at $50 o'clock a M. from her late
residence 1i4 Scott street, thence to Sacred
Heart church. Fell and Fillmore streets,
where n solemn requiem high mass Will be
celebrated for the repose OF her soul, c0In-
meneing at o'clock a. m. Interment Holy
Cross cemetery.
BECKER-In Fruitvale. Cal. November "A.
ie0S Edward beloved brother Of louise, Ella.
Ccorre Louis William and Frank Becker,
native Of Michigan, aged 28 years months
and days.
Ersends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the. funeral services today
a nj, at the Christian church, corner of
Twenty-third street and fruityaleS avenue,
Fruityale Intefmcnt Evergreen cemetery
eARIsoN-In this city. November 10, 1908,
pauline beloved wife OF C. Il. Carlson,
mofher of Charles J. and @IIazel Carlson,
aanchter of the late Peter Sisser, and sister
~ Oscar Sisser, a native of San Francisco,
f,al aged so years months and II days.
crltroRD-In this city, November a. 1905
Tbon1as dearly beloved husband of the late
f,atheriue Clifford and loving father OF Mrs.
OTIS Neibel Mrs. w. G. Lacombe and John
n. clifford. a native Of Ireland. (Roston
pa1f,s HE funeral viii take place today fTues
dav1. November II. at $3.50 o'clock a. M
from his late residence, 1870 Twenty 18th
street thence to st. Peters church, Twenty
fourth and Alabama streets. where a solemn
requiem high mass viii be celebrated for
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CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY

OFFICEs
go4 2o5 sos and 3O7 Union Square Buildlng.
$50 POST ST.
Telephone Douglas 1915,
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or. LANDS

MONTEREY county oil lands; close 10 develop
ment ~ Standard Oh company. J. Dukeney
aud other active urlfllugs near railroad; in
larger and smaller tracts 81 per acre and
inward WENDELL EASTON, 2l5 Monad-
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FRtIITyALE REAL ESTATE

FOR sale by owners-Just being completed 2
high basement room cottages; modern in
sonabIe: on ear line and minutes from s. r.
depot located at l4T9si Leise av.. FruitvaIe.
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE

A RANCH Of 400 acres with plenty of water in
southern California for city or Oakland prop
erty. ]. T. NASH. room 90. Bacon building,
Oakland.
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PROPERTY WANTED

NOTICE. can sell your business. no matter
where located; L am special representative for
fhe Cross cooperative association. the Oldest
largest and strongest international real estate
company in America Ny company has over
ZOO Offices in the United States and Canada.
and I am in communication with thousands
who wish 10 huv farms. ranches, stores. fac
feries, etc. They have the cash 10 pay. Ad-
dress GEORGE NTCOLAISON. % Surrey ST..
Glenn Park. s. D.
WANTED Vacant lot or lots in or ont Of burned
district Tor improved property VIII assume
mortgage and pay cash difference. GEO. D.
SHADBURNE JR-. ~ Pest ST.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
HOTELS FoR SALE

HAVE a few good propositions in lots or i'm
proved property
81 l00-+Lot 50x15o; all improvements
SjO0-Iot 50x130; close to cars
SSo0--Lot 50xI11; fine view.
S2O0-I.ot 50g120 on easy terms
ST 100 Business lot, worth Sl.400
Lot 50x1S7; new . room modern cottage; on
main county road; 81. T5o.
&. J.. ERNST, sails Fruitvala av..
Upper FruItvaIe
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
DEATHS

parrot+ Mary J. lMcGlynn, James 81
Becker Edward 70 Meyer, MIS-; June.-- %
Carlson, Pauline :. 30 Moore, Jenhi9 NJ =
SS,,inhan, las Y Mott Fannie n.
I,IIan, Holm g. Murray, Jos NJ. 30
I-iI August Il a:S TO- Rourke, Robert -. 6s
Gilkyson, Winifred- = I.lordan; SereLhlah-.' ~ ~
Haas Morris - ~ lhosenheini' aaton - 90 %
Henderson, A. G.. ~ lSchuemann, +. e.. - :.
io5sa, iio5g,a Tabn c. II Shankey Mrs. Sarah -
Innl,ins Jennie G. Small, Mrs. Elizabeth 72
Jurgensen, John 40 81 doseph , uniVn;..
Kelly Maria. .... 63 -. -. -; tNiassI 81
Lindsay. Annie -. o. Merner' Aaolpn 80, -. %
Marquart, Katie NJ - 1ouns iduies insti. Ss,
McAnliffe, Margaret - tute '..'.'.' tNass1
AIcCoigan, Margaret %