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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
VERNON
RUNs am ms RY X
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Beall. Coy Sacrifice hits
Goodwin =. First base on called baIls-On Nagle
=. on Vance Z. Struck out-By Nagle 3 by
Vance 9. Double plaEs-Nagle to H. Smith to
Delmss. Delmas to Beali. J. Smith to Howard
10 Beail, EaRan to Brashear 10 McCav TO
Brown. Hit by pitched ball-Derereaux. J.
Smith. Time hour and 40 minutes Umpire
Irwin.
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Portland 4, Oakland o

PORTLAND, Oct. 2.-Portland took
advantage of the loose playing of the
visitors in the first inning and scored
four runs Garrett pitched splendid
ball and after the first inning, in
which four hits were made off his de-
pitched good ball Score:
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Runs AND HITS BY INNIN(
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Funck. Haekett Campbell.
Sacrifice hits-KeIley. Nealon. Campbell. Stolen
base-Burns. First base called balls-On Hen
derson l. Struck out-By Henderson 3. by
Schlmpf q Hit by pitched ball-Hsckett.
Double play-Kelley unassisted Time of game
] hour and 13 minutes Umpire-HildebFand.
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PORTLAND
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
srAfMARY

Struck onf-By Garrett = by Dancke . First
base on called balls--On Dancke 3. Two base
hit--carroil. Double play-Dancke to Hogan.
Stolen baSes-cooney. johnson. Hit by pitched
hall-Gauett lt,y Danekel First base on cr-
rors-Oaklsnd = Portland l. Left on bases
Oakland 6. Portland 3 Time OF game-1 honr
and 25 minutes. umpres-Toman and Van Hal
@ra
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Stockton 3, Sacramento 0

SACRAMENTO. Oct. 2.-Stockton won from
the local State leaguers in shutout game today
because Sacramento unable 10 effectively
hit Bgan. Hallinan for the visitors was the
chief sticker and figured in the three runs.
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That voice of Umpire Finney would
stand a course in el0cutiOn- IL is hard
telling what he is trying TO say and the
ring OF it is penetrating.
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VERNON
~ I'D lis BY INNING
SUMMARY

Two base hIt-Siovall. Sacrifice hits-xGod-
win McCay Marfinke Delmas. FIRST base on
slled bafls-On Hatch >. Of Hitf . Struck
ouf-By Hatch > Double plsy-Brashear Ia
NcCay. Passed bail-Orend0rf. Time-5S min
nfes Umpire-Irwin-
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Summary

Two base nits-Zeider Mundorf. Griffin. First
l,asc called bsi1s-On Fhman J. Struck out
By Ebman a. ny Henley s Wild pitch
Henley. Time Of game hour and 80 minutes
mnIres-McGreeFy and Finney.
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The officials Of Recreation park an
nounced yesterday after the game that
there would be q game at Freema n s
park Oakland. this morning. providing
ing is down on the cards TO do the
work on the hill while during the
Afternoon on this side either Eastley
- Willis would do the twirling
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RIMS AND HITS By INNINGS
SEMINARY

Two base hit--Keiley. Sacrifice hit--Sheehau.
stolen base-Hackett First base called balls
on schimpff l. Struck out-By Henderson 2
by Schimpff 2. Hit by pitched hall-Carrey.
Time of game-i hour and 20 minutes. Umpire
Hildebrand.
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American League

DETROIT Oct. 2.-Detroit welcomed home
its championship team with parade from the
depot and a lot of presentations at the ball
park, where the home team went 10 innings
with Chicago 10 to tie. Darkness ended
the game. Score: r. H. E
Detroit MISREPRESENTATION. IL 3
Chicago NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II 4
Batteries-MuiIIn. Works LeIivelt and Casey:
sutOr, Scott and Sullivan and Payne.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 2-The American
league season here wound up today with two
neatly played games with Washington PhiIa-
delphia winning both. The Philadelphia club
before going to the Pacific coast whAre games
win be played with an all star National league
team Scores:
First game r. II. +.
Philadelphia ..---.-.-..-.-..---.,G 4
Washington Observation-Disclosures.
Batteries-Atkins, Kun and Lapp; Johnson
and Kilifer.
Second game r. II. J..
Philadelphia ,.-........-....7 II
Bstteries-Yiczers and Larkin; Gray and XII.
lifer.
BOSTON, Oct. New York and Boston
closed the American league season here in a
double header today, the visitors winning tho
first game to ). while the home team took
the second game, to 1. Scores:
First game r. II. f.
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 ,
Boston NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10
Bstteries-wilson and Blair; chesbro, Collins
and Donshue
second game r. H. z.
New York -.--...--..-- ----.-----.--d l
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g IL /
Bstteries-Lake and Sweeney; Smith, Pspe
and Donahue
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NN0NN" ~" ioAA tVuaf. Nfanl, iniiadeipnla $
5hird baseman. made several successive hits off
The New York pitchers. Scores:
First game r. H
Philadelphia ........9 16 .
Batteries-Moore, Mcouinsn and Doom: Mar
guard and Meyers.
Second game r. H. E.
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures. q .
New York ...........1 :
Batterses-McQuillan and Doom; Msthewson
and schlei. Umpires-Emslle and Sternburg.
BROOKLYN. Oct. Brooklyn-~and Boston
broke even in today's double header. Scores:
First game Il. H. F.
Batteries-Evans. AIattern and smith: Scan
Ion and Bergen
Second game r. H. E.
Boston ................. & >
Brooklyn ...................... 3 ,
Batteries Richie and Rairdon: Rucker and
Marshall. Umpires-Klem and Mullins.
CINCINNATI. Oct 2-St Louis had no
trouble solving the delivery OF Pitcher Spade
and was aided by the stupid fielding Of the
locals. Score: r. H. E.
SlueLhhau .----..-.-. -..-..-..S 3
ST. Louis .-......---..-......... IA >
Phelps. Umpires-Brennan and Kane.
CHICAGO, Oct. Chicago defeated Pitts
burg today Reulbach pitched for the locals
and held the visitors safe after the first
inning. Score: R. H. E.
Chlcago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Pittsourg ...-.---..-.. -......-1 =
Batteries-Reulbach and Archer: Maddox and
Gibson Umpires-Rigler aud o'Day.
=
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES:
san Francisco ;. Sacramento 1.
Los Angeles 6, Vernon 1.
Los Angeles 4, Vernon 1.
Portland 4, Oakland o.
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Philadelphia Closes Season at
Washington by Getting Away
With Double Header
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Philsdelphia twice de-
tested New York today. Grant. Philadelphia $
.hird baseman. made several successive hits Off
Tho New York nifchers Scores ~
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
(state Leaguel
RESULTS OF GAMES,

Oakland 4. Fresno ,.
Oakland 4, Fresno>O.
Stockton 3, Sacramento 0.
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FIRST GAME
FRESNO
OAKLAND

zone out when winning run was scored
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SACRAMENTO
san FRANCISCO

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RrNs AND HIS BY INNINGS
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13

streams OF running water have been
ui"d ty having nand wash in TO the
Gppe I'D OF tho drains and thus oil
hem "l htF can be prevented by
Iitins rocs tikht IN tho upper end
II the tie at the upper end OF the
line .nen dig good siz~s. hole. rs
!arge a. an OH oarrai al tie eud OF
Ito drain and till this ~ith broker
rick The rock stould 30 about tao
tvot below the nd Of tas drain and
to same aoovc This ELL act "a
a screen To ca.cn .ne sod lsfcnt that
ould other~tse aow directly snto
the TIL. Nc aavo uscd thia plan
and IL ~ork~d all right
When there 10 Zach draining 70
do. much time aud labor rsAy bo aav
od by plowlnE out tho inpH OF tho
bitches 9th arEs two- or three
horse rlo2. sitting Rtak@s TO dris"
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13
226 Bushels of Corn TO
the Acre.

Here is an acre of corn
grown by Mr.. J. +. Rats 81
North Carolina, in a recent
contest In that State, which
made 220 "a bushels To the
acre. The crop was gathered
In the presence OF disintcrest.
cd judges and this. to many.
almost incredible yield Is am.
ply vouched for.
Mr.. Rata. Of course, had
good land. used good seed. fer
uiircd literally. plowcd his
land thoroughly. and cultivated
his crop well. These are the
things every man must expect
tn do tn grow good corn crops.
and tho sooacr wc learn that
corn II not . poor land crop"
the better IL will BE- for us.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13

will have better effect, as II Will
tend more TO retain the mmonia.
But at half the price OF the acid
phosphate would use the floats at
rate OF 100 pounds TO a ton OF
manure.
In getting manure from the city.
would sprinkle every layer OF ten
inches well with acid phosphate and
would make the heaps broad and
aat. and not over four feet high.
driving over It and tramping II down
as tight IA possible. Then II the
manure begins TO heat. turn II and
re pile In the same broad, nat heaps
and pack down.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13
! loats on Manure.

Would you advise using TN
treated phosphate rock or
aoath'' on stable manure We
Eci thts manure in car lots from
NcS Orleans what IT, tho beat
way TO handle this stable ma
nUrr" " ] .
Harrison Co Alas.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13

(Ana~cr ~ prof ". r Massey
tbtvcAtod phosphate rock anely
.als~rl1cd lie a good article TO mil
ri th stable manure Acid ph osphate
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13

Don't wait too long TO get winter
clothes for the family. II may save
several dollars In doctor bills and
even life Itaeis-T. G.. Harms.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13

TO. so the bitches may 30 made per
fcctly straight 49, going twice in
each ditch iAc plo~ may Dc made to
Ga; about foot deep.
n l.. FRENCH.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-16
MOTORMAN IS HELD
BY CORONfR'S JURY
Carman Who Hit Passenger Is
Charged and Jailed for
MansIaughter
United Railroads Officials Make
Attempt to Block Inves-
tigation

Motorman Charles Slater of the
Urited Railroads was held responsible
by coroner's jury yesterday for the
death of Henry KestIer of 21s Brad
ford street. KestIer died March
from the effects of a fractured skull
resulting from blow alleged to have
been administered by Slater during a
quarrel on a Mission street car. Feb
ruary "A. Slater was placed under ar
rest by Detectives Gaughran and Lord
and was booked at the city prison on
a charge of lmanslaughter.
A noticeable attempt to block the in
Vestigation before Coroner Leland was
made by a representative of the United
Railroads, who interrupted the ques-
tioning by the coroner of the employees
OF the company. Motorman Slater re-
fused to make any statement regarding
the quarrel which led up to the fatal
blow, doing so on the advice of In
spector Sheehan of the railroad COM
pany.
Witnesses testified that Kestler re-
monstrated with Motorman Slater for
the manner in which he showed him
away from the door It was testified
yesterday that heated words followed
and that when Kestler stepped off the
car at Cortland avenue Slater hit
him. Kestlers head struck the pave
ment with such force as to fracture
his skull Hemorrhages resulted and
ended in his death
The victim of the quarrel was en-
ployed by the Albany brewery.
Among the witnesses were Miss
Louise Bohnert. 21s Chenery street and
H Joos Of % Golden Gate avenue.
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HUSBAND ALLEGES
CRUEL TREATMENT
Thomas Burke Enumerates
Several Articles Used to
Annihilate Him
Considering Life in Constant
Danger, lie Is Seeking
a Divorce

Allegations of cruelty, in which an
AK, beer bottle, a hammer, piece
of gas pipe, an iron last and "the
deadliest poison that can be bought"
figured, were made by Thomas Burke,
an employe of the gas company. while
testifying in Judge Mogan's court yes
terday in support of his suit for di-
vorce from Mary Burke. He exhibited
scars on his scalp, which. he said. his
wife inflicted with the ak. The iron
last was thrown at him, and with the
beer bottle he said he got IAN awful
crack on the head He said his wife
hit him with a piece of gaspipe just
slept with a hammer under her pill
low. The use of the deadly poison
was threatened in order to finish him.
Burke complained that his wife con-
tinually rushed the growler." Asked
to interpret by the judge. he said he
meant she made frequent visits to the
saloon with bucket for beer. Burke
cried as he told the judge he had not
had a clean sheet on his bed for more
than a year The best bed in the
house was occupied by a soldier" he
said, and she had to mash the soldier
up the street in order TO get the rent
from him"
Mrs. Burke, who is also suing for
divorce, denied most of her husband S
charges, and said that he had often
beat her. She used the AK not to cut
her husband, but to cut kindling, she
said. She admitted hitting her hus-
band with beer bottle in order to
protect her life. Judge Mogan took
the case under submission.
Judge Sturtevant granted Alvin c.
de Poister a divorce from Marion d,
de Poister on the ground of desertion.
Suits for divorce were filed by:
Minnie B. Rpbinet against Norman
Robinet, Willful neglect.
James L. Ash against Isabella Ash,
cruelty.
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BURGLAR CAPTURED
PASSING FORGED CHECK
George Garrett ConfesSes to
Operations in Stockton

STOCKTON. March 15.-George Car
rett. is years old. who escaped from
the Sacramento Jail last Friday, where
he was under arrest for robbing a ]
street store OF a suit of clothes, was
captured at the Stockton savings bank
this morning by Clerk c. A. Baker
after he had tried to pass a forged
check for $500. The check was made
out to Harry Smith and signed Bar
tholOmew & Drury. Baker saw 1t was
forgery and started after the fell
low, who ran block before he was
oyerhauled and taken TO the police
Office, where he confessed that he had
burglarized the Bartholomew & Drury
grocery last night, getting away with
a blank checkbOok from the safe, which
he found open.
IT was also discovered by the officers
that Garrett had broken into the
Southern Pacific ticket office last night
and stolen eight tickets=four to San
Jose and four to San Francisco.
Seven small burglaries were COM
mitted in this city Saturday and Sun
day nights and Garrett is believed to
have been concerned in them all, though
he admits only the two. However.
some gum was found upon him similar
10 what was taken from another
grocery.
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DEATHS

BEHM-In Rochester N Y. March 7. 1909
solomon s., beloved brother OF Emanuel and
Alfred Behm, a native Of Poland, aged 45
years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
"wednesday. at 1 O'Clock p. m. from King
Soiomon's hail. Fillmore street near Suffer.
under the auspices Of Fidelity lodge No. 12o,
+. & A. N. Interment Hills OF Eternity ceme-
tery, BY electric car from Thirteenth and Mis-
sion streets. Remains at the parlors Of Hal
sted & Co, 924 Fillmore street.
BELIEGE-In this city. March IS, 1909, Dr.
F. A. A. Belinge. beloved husband of Kate
G. Belinge. and father Of Raymond A. and
Joseph II. Belinge and Mrs. James Ringrose
and brother Of Nine. G. Raby and Mime. z.
Felion, native Of Montreal Can- aged 90
years (Montreal papers please copy.)
Friends and aequantances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral today (Tues-
day., March 16. 1902 at $50 o'clock a. m.
from his late residence. 352 Twelfth avenue
Richmond district. thence TO Star Of the Sea
church, where requiem mass viii be cele-
brated for the repose Of his SOUL commencing
at a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by
electric funeral car from Twenty eighth and
Valencia streets.
BzAUT-In Oakland. Cal. March a. 1909
Katherine, loving wife OF Louis Braut and
beloved mother OF AHen and Norman Braut.
native Of Maine. aged 81 years months
and l9 days. Seattle, Wash, papers please
copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
row "wednesday. March H. 1909, at . o'clock
p. m. at Redwood City, Cal. Interment Union
cemetery.
CoLLINs-Tn this city. March Is. 1909. Mary
Ann Collins. dearly beloved daughter of the
late Lott and Aun Collins. and dearly be-
loved sister of Mrs. John Wygant and John
Collins native Of California.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
CULLEE-In this city. March 13 1909. Will
liam J.. dearly beloved of Bridget and
the late Thomas Cullen. and loving brother
Of Charles. George. John. Thomas. Richard.
Rose, oliver. Gertrude and Frank Cullen
Mrs J. L. Sullivan. Mrs. NJ. A. Grove and
Mrs. NJ #. Amtsfeld native OF San Fran
cisco, Cal. aged "a years 10 months and Z
days A member of Gas and Electric Fixture
Hangers union No. 404.
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today Tues
day). March l6. 1909, at S:I5 o'clock a. m
from his late residence. SO3 Treat avenue near
Twenfy-frst street thence to ST. Peter S
church, where requiem high mass will be
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T6. F. & A. NJ, Angels Camp.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. Remains at his
late residence. S16A Grove street.
TREFETHEE-In Ssusalfto March 13 1900. Eu-
gene Augustus. beloved husband of Julia T..
Trefethen, and father OF Mrs {. p. Rust and
Eugene e. Trefethen native OF Maine aged
60 years months and 5 days. Portland.
Me-. papers please copyl
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services today
Tuesday,. March 10. 1909 at 11S0 a. m,
from the parlors Of f. E. Sawyer or Fourth
street. San Rafael Interment private.
Won FRANK-In this city, March IA. 1909. FL
Frank. devoted mother OF vozel Won Frank.
dearly beloved daughter Of Mrs. A Holland.
aud beloved sister OF William A. and Alfred
Zoilner and Mrs. e. Lunstedt. a native OF San
Francisco. Cal, aged 80 years months and
10 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
"wednesday, March IL. 1900. at o'clock
p. M. from the residence Of her mother. Mrs.
A Holland, 1T3S Steiner street between Post
and Sutter. Interment Woodlawn cemetery BY
electric funeral car from Twenty-eighth and
Valencia streets.
wAGNER-Passed away. In this city, March
IA. 1909 at his late residence. 1911 Eleventh
avenue South. John, beloved husband OF the
late Elise Wagner, and devoted father OF
Mrs A. NJ Brutscher Mrs Fl. c. Birbe Mrs.
FL. NJ c. Mangels. Adolph Wagner OF Homo
lulu. and George and Louis Wagner. a native
Of Karlsruh. Baden aged 70 years
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Tr.
day.. at 1880 p m. from Masonic hall, Rail.
road and Fourteenth avenues South where
services will be held under the auspices OF
South San Francisco lodge No. As. X Of p
lnterment Cypress Lawn cemetery, by car
riage
wHELAN-In this city. March IA. 1909. VII
liam, dearly beloved husband Of Della Whelan,
loving father OF Joseph and Francis Whelan
Mrs j. f. Higgins. Mrs. +. French and
Willie Whelan. and brother Of Mrs NJ
Whelan. native OF County Tipperary, Ire
land. aged 63 years
Notice Of funeral hereafter. Remains at the
residence Of Mrs. ]. T. Higgins, 1854 Twen
tieth street.
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SEALSKIN COAT AND
COIN ARE BURGLARS LOOT
Thieves Enter Residence and
Escape With VaIuabIes

Burglars entered the residence of
Mrs. A. King, II Ronde1 place. Sunday
night and stole sealskin sack valued
at $4oO, 5000 in coin, and jewelry and
other articles valued at s49.50.
Mrs. Mary Freeman's home, 1545
Franklin street, was also entered Sun
day night by thieves, who stole jewelry
valued at $155.
The saloon OF Canfield & Prescott. 1873
Second street, was entered early yes
terday morning and $50 taken from
the cash register. A sack containing
S305 was overlooked.
The room of George Lourenges. 535
Jackson street, was entered and SIS, a
gold nugget. stick pin, watch chain,
razor and other articles stolen.
Henry S. Grace. 2o4s Union street,
was relieved of a gold watch and fob
valued at $40 on a Fillmore street car
Sunday night.
r. L. Cunningham left suit case
in the vestibule of the Unitarian
church. Franklin and Geary streets,
Sunday morning, and after service he
found it gone.
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celebrated for the repose OF his SOUL COM
meneing at a. m. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery.
this city March 13 1902 Dan
lei, beloved son of the late Timothy and
Julia Danihy. and brother of the. late Mary.
Thomas and Timothy Danihy. native of San
Francisco. Cal. aged 80 years. A member of
Marble Workers union. local No. A
The funeral will take place today (Tues-
day.. at Gas O'Clock from the funeral parIors
of Samuel McFadden & Co., 1910 Haight
street near Baker Interment private.
DANIHY-In this city. March IL, 1909, Tim
otby, beloved son OF the late Timothy and
Thomas and Daniel Danihy, a native of San
Francisco CAL. aged 80 years. A member Of
Marble Workers union, local No. A.
The funeral will take place today (Tues-
day.. at 9:45 a. M from the funeral parlors
Of Samuel MeFadden 4 Co., 1910 Haight
street near Baker. Interment private.
GLENDENNING-In Oakland, CAL, March Is.
1909 Mabel E., dearly beloved wife of A. J..
Glendenning, a native of Massachusetts,, aged
33 years.
GUNTHER- this city, March IA, 1909, Hen
rietta, beloved daughter Of Albert and the
late Emma Gunther, and devoted sister Of
Mrs. Albert Goldman and Frederick George
and Emil Gunther. native of New York,
n Y. aged Ss years months and 20 days.
member Of California council No. /, D..
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
"wednesday, March IT, 1909. at l o'clock
2, m, from the funeral parlors Of Theodor
Derks & Co., 900 Deyisadero street corner of
McAllister. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery,
by electric funeral car from Twenty y-eighth
and Valencia streets
California council No. l. d. OF 1.-The Off
GERS and members are requested TO attend
the funeral of our late sister, Henrietta
Gunther. tomorrow "wednesday. March IT,
Theodor Dierks & Co.. 900 Deyisadero street
corner of McAIlister. BY order of
MRS. II. r. HALEY, Councillor.
Attest: MRS. IDA TAGGART, Rec. Sec.
HARR1S-In this city March III, 1909 Flora
late Joseph G.. Harris, and beloved sister Of
Mrs. j.. Abraham, Mrs I. Abraham and Sam,
Henry and Moses Harris. a native of San
Francisco, CAL, aged 80 years and days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today Tues
day., at o'clock p. M, from the residence Of
her mother. Mrs. Annie Harris S64 McAllis-
ter street between 0ctavia and Laguna- Inter
ment Salem cemetery. by electric funeral car
from Twenty-eighth and Valencia streets.
HARTY-In this city, March H. 1909, John
Harty (late Of BOIL Clay street, native
OF Ireland. aged 65 years
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Tues-
day., at O'Clock a. m, from the parlors OF
Carew & English, 1918 Geary street. thence
TO St Dominic's church, where requiem high
mass will be celebrated for the repose of bis
soul, commencing at $3.50 O'Clock. Intermeni
Holy Cross cemetery.
SHoGAN-In this city, March II. 1909, Eliza
beth, beloved wife of the late Michael w.
Hogan. and loving mother of George Thomas.
John, Frank and Elizabeth Hogan and the late