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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31

happened to enter the racing game. IAN
order was placed with my firm by d..
Harold ID. Thomas of Chicago for Il
ninetyhc rsepower racing car. At that
time We were not prepared to fill the or
der, as We did not carry cars with that
capacity horsepower in stock. We in
formed him that IL would be necessary to
build a special car for the occasion, but
he sent a telegram insisting that We build
it and to name price. Thinking that lie
would be discouraged from the idea. We
wired him il would cost S1s.ooO. which. in
our opinion. was prohibitive price
Much to our surprise. he wired back
accepting the offer. and sent a check for
$1,000 by the next mail. The car was
built and entered, and after participating
in several Of the races carried off tine
honors last year by winning the greatest
race the country every witnessed Up II
last year the race was open only Ia
racing cars. This year stock cars Were
permitted, and. as We need every ear for
our purchasers, we decided not to enter
Theodore Barnes, jr., has Joined tie
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-23

DR.. Abernctny, the great English
physician. said, watch your KID
lcys. when they are affected, life Is
n danger Foley Kidney Remedy
makes healthy kidneys, corrects uri-
uiry irregularities. n tones mp the
whole system. For sale by J. II
D'Reilly d Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-23

is their halk line, and they know just
where they are playing every time
they hear one Of his questions.
Another use of the reporter in a
play is that he usually raises the intel
lectual level Of the inquiry Much
of The matter of a play is developed
by inquiry, and often the inquiry Is
necessarily below the level of the aud q
iencc. as Il play frequently has some
characters below the audience intel
l|ectually. The reporter comes in at
the level OF the average man, and
makes his Inquiries from that coming
tower.
'While / do not say the reporter is
a strong element in developing the
climax Of a play. Vet he Is especially
strong in developing the approaches
and developing eNtrieation after the
elimaNes# The climax of "A play is
usually emotional and the presence Of
the reporter is apt to destroy the eli
matte effect, when the great mo
ment is There he is a little too sane
to mute is worth while"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-23
ONLY PLAYWRIGHT
WHO EVER WROTE
REAL REPORTER
Newspaper Man Interested
Character in Augustus Thorn
as Great Play "The Witching
Hour"


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ever presented ON the stage is that
al the reporter in Augustus Thomas's
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-23
GEORGEWASH|NGT0N
WARDE HARD UP
AGAINST II


If You hear an unusual barking
among the canine population this
morning YOU may know the dogs of
The city are cNulting IN Ghoulish glce
over the troubles OF one George Wash
ington Wardc. official dog catcher and
poundmaster Of the city of Alhuquer
que. as aforesaid and by virtue OF the
majesty and p~rerogativcs vested in
him by said city Of Albuquerque, the
terror Of the homeless dog and the
custodian of the wandering 90 cow.
O.. Wash Warde was ANONYMOUSLY
pinchcd last night BY Special Govern
ment Agent ". S. Lowe and officer
Harry Cooper for selling liquor 10 In
dians. George was caught dead TO
r~ight.-with the goods. He was de
l~ivcriug over the q bunch of Indians
camped ON Tijcras road one bottle of
beer and one bottle of rcd-cyc, pur-
chased at the saloon OF Mori and
A2ario with coin of the realm passed
out to George by the wards of the
government.
Ana him an officer Of the Jaw!
Deed. Mistah Lowe. An didn't
know twas again de law protested
Nardc last night. Desc lnjuns was
powfuI thusty-dcs dry cz one DEM
cditoruls in de Ebcnin' Tripod Dcy
axcd me wud ! get en- a drink and I
Sod which | wud and dey give me dc
price en- ! got dc booze Wut's wrong
bout dat?
The city dog catcher viii probably
hnVp n Chnupo 10 gecura some infor-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-23
WitChing Hour

Greatest drama of the century. 49,
New York Tribune.
Big, vital. daring Alan Dale.
Finest production and company
over sent ms from New york SIAN
Francisco can
THE Shubcrts keep their word we
had the original New york com
panY."-Los Angeles Times.
Every dctuil of the celebrated
broadway production
seat sale FRIDAY, september 9th.
at \ O'Clock ~ MaNon's look Store,
priCes-Sf.O 90. sI.5o and $500. Cur
lain AZ $40 y. IN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-23
ANOTHER H0LOUP
ON STREETS OF
LAS VEGAS
DARING ROBBERIES
BATTLE AUTHORITIES
Makes Getaway With
Valuable Prize of a Spanish
Grammar, Grabbed from
Normal Teacher,

Especial Dispatch TO the Morning JournaII
Las Vegas, n. NJ, sept. 22-'\Nhat
are YOU going to do-study Spanish ."
called out Miss Mary \. Lamb. teacher
of the fourth grade in the Las Vegas
normal last night at about s o'clock
when she was attacked by a foo pad
who grabbed a Spanish grammar
which she carried under her arm. and
disappeared with his valuable loot
down a near-hy alley.
Prof. j. :. Hofcr, Of the normal.
who happened to be passing across
the street heard Miss Lamb cry out
ana promptly gave chase to the thief
for several blocks. the daring rob5er
finally escaping in the darkness. Last
night attack took place near the
home Of II. :. Van Pcttcn. Miss
Lamb had been to Normal han To take
a Spanish lesson and was on her way
home with Miss Jessie Rambler. an
other teacher. when attacked The
scene Of this hold-up is close To the
place where Miss Cora Barron. an
other normal teacher was robbed of
a fine gold watch and $40 in money
when walking along after dark in
with Miss Bette Boring of
Ration.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-23
MMESTEWARO-LAMB
IN NEW QUARTERS
Millinery OPENING in Handsome
New Establishment in Stern
Building This Afternoon and
Evening.

Madame Stowafd-i4tmh Will op,u
her handsome and beautifully -'o. De-.
nov millinery p.rlprs tlis attrfuuea
and evening ~ thc stern hlo.if. ODD.
nrr Fourth str.,t AND t"ptiut i..n.'
o. hes just cuuUl,tvt moving hrr
stock from tn OIL r"om, "u .'i
Second street. and Is ready 10 welcome
the public iuto II of the ptcIti,-t
tpu utst r,u-i"ru W.ll'ua'. ..rIl -u-
mcnts in the southwest Nine stow
rri Lamb hus .curDd ipr the tsll ,p-
eniuE q splendid -'t.cfiou Of tho llt-
81 ANA n.'si m"di-a styles in women 3
hcadgcar and e trott ia stofc tor
'tAi.e o. uIc atty ttfa am rguou
and evening
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-23
NEW PACKAGE BOXES
ARE BIG IMPROVEMENT
Local PoStofflCe InStaliS Rig RCrfpta
cleS Of Modern Wake Tor il'aNA
Mail on street Corners.

The march of improvement i'm th'
local p%ostoffice is going forward
steadily. The latest is the installation
~ -four massive new package MAJ
boxes on the street rnc IN th'
business district These boxes are
much larger in capacity han the "lo
ones. are strongly built and anchored
to the pavement with bolts IN inc
cement so strongly MS To be pf"'t'-
callv az solid as the pavement ltStii
They are the latest thing manuiae-
tured in this line aud an improve
ment which is appreciated l., the pa
irons OF the local postal service.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-23
ELkS THEATER
Monday Sept. II
&. =. and Lee Shubcrt present their
most prctcntious dramatic
attraction.
John Mason

And his original IIackett theatcr
company in Augustus Thomas great
est plaY-his masterpiece that ran
a ycar and n half at the llarkett
thoatcr. New York, The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-23
SITES FOR
BRIDGES OVER
RIO GRANDE
CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN
AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
Effort viii Be Made by
Commissioners to Have Steel
Structures Completed Before
Next Spring,

~,
steer prIdS'S to ne punt m l'rh'iiIl"
county, Tor which a bond issue OF
100000 was authorized by congress
some time ago WAS definitelv settled
Al Yesterdays mc.toina Of the board
of county commissioners acid N the
court house. 4 report made by
Comfy surveyor oclc was nnani-
mouslv donto the report recon-
mending MAT ON, bridge be situated
ahout a mile and n half from the site
of tha presen+ bridge M Corrales. and
that the other bridge be built N the
same ul4re MS thr prcseut Barclas
bridge located a few blocks outside of
the city limits of Albuquerouc The
county Surveyors report was adopted
after careful confederation of the
question from a number of different
standpoints The site selected for the
| bridge north of AlbuouerutU. will save
100 feot of steel work the distance
across the river of Corralre or the
site Of the present wooden bridges be-
ing 1900 feet. while the distance across
Inc stream If me size adoDted yes
tcrdav viii h.. but 500 feet ana posi-
bly, less. The commissioners decided
that work should be begun on the
bridges without unnecessary delay n
thar they should be completed if at
All possible. before the floods in the
early spring. Accordingly the county
surveyor was authorized to proceed
with the drawing Of the plans and the
gathering of the data. which viii be
necessary before construction work
can be expedited. Mr.. Ogle win imme-
diateh AXE a trip up ana down the
Rio Grande and other rivers, cxamin-
ing the various steel bridges, con
strllctcd by the railroad companies
and other concerns the object OF the
inspection being to gather lnforma-
tl9n as to me heSl nle'llou o. oulIG-
ing 'l' PioPoSeu iesoa II i'V'
county me Hl"''er ~ 'u'''''''"
VIII DC ei's'lN I"oheu mo o'l"s '''
most IHll''i'""t. 9'u'U'"99 WI ~
lahfh AT u.' sl'' seiV''V'
piluSe ""i'n - i'''i"'iI" -
~ iihclH lH"' 4 I"''N i'"t i'"i'''''""
VIII DC pu'lt' ""lVH "i"' -
ne ampiN s''oilE eHous" I" ''''s' II
most t''"'hriouS II'"" "'''i''
Mr.. Ogle was also requested to ace.
company Commissioner Pollcafplo Ar
MILO on a trip to lao Puefco west Oh
Albuquerque, investigate the pos
aibillty OF constructing Il pfldEe over
that stream II was pointed OUT 'hat
there viii in all p~robahlIlN be mueh
material left from the Corrales ana
RITnIHL M0n0I1 hlin2HG HlItT 1ntN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-23

IN THE SELECTION OF
q III O RISES W Il
HAVE BEEN VERY
A TO GET
GliNTI.E, STYLIS III
ONES.
YOU WILL BE CON
WINGED OF THIS If
YOU TRY ONE OR
COME AND INSPECT
THEM.
AS TO EQUIPMENT WE
CAN FURNISH YOU A
FINE HORSE. SADDLE,
RIDING SKIRT N
LEGGTNS, ALL FOR 81
FOR 3 HOURS. AND 20
GENTS EACH ADDI-
TiONAL OF
IF YOU DESIRE TO
LEARN WE HAVE A
VERY CAPABLE IN
S~THUCTOR WHO WILL
TAKE YOU IN CHARGE
WE HAVE A FINE
LAR UT
RING. IN WHICH To
1--WE PRIVATE LES
SONS on ACCOUNT
OF THESE Low RATES
orr BUSINESS is All
CASH.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-16

The last thing done by the regular
session OF The Legislature on Satur.
day night before sine die adjourn.
ment, was TO pass the hin resolution
requesting Speaker Kennedy 10 resign.
When the special session re-conyened
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. Mr..
Kennedy complied with the resolu,.
ion and stepped down and out Rep
sentative Mashall OF Grayson coun.
~ was unanimously chosen Speaker
10 succeed Kennedy.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-16

JNo E AsTIN
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-16

Geo. d. Echols OF Rosprim. was 10
ihe city yesterday
Mrs g. p Lemon Is visiting rela
lives Doc Palestine
o. j. Andrews Of Steep Hollow. was
10 ihe cify yesterday.
IT % Smith and r. J. Croue were
10 sunday from Reliance.
Il A. Harrison returned yesterday
from q visit 20 BRENNAN.
John sabo was IN yesterday from
his home ou Cottonwood.
Uncle Dave Foster was in Monday
from bis home az Steep Hollow.
Miss Beatrice Davlin OF Franklin.
is the guest OF Miss Mary Wilcox.
Commissioner 81 l.. Edge Of Cot.
'onwood. was IN the city Monday.
$. S Kennedy and W. W. smith
We're IN yesterday from Fountain.
j. p Wells made a business trip
yesterday 10 Mumiord and Hearne
For Rent Two rooms for light
Housekeeping Mrs. r. G. Num-. 81
John Conroy OF Liverpool Texas.
BE- in the city on a visit 10 his family.
Joe $ Willis OF Waco. Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs 4. lL Waldrop.
Second hand road cart for sale:
good as new Apply 20 ~ W Sims Jr
w22 Is
Deyalson Buchanan Of Harvey. Is
attending the Fat Stock show in r.
Worth.
J. G. Keruole returned Saturday
night from stay Of some weeks
IN Houston.
:. 5. clay was In the city yester.
day from his farm jn the lower end
az the county
Rev r. G.. Nash returned 10 Cal.
vert yesterday after hlling his regu.
Lar appointment al Thompson creek
Sunday.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-16

Judge ;. c. Scott rturned IRON
Franklin. and District Attorney J
FELTON, Lane from Hearne, Sunday
for The opening Of District court yes
terday morning
Ladies'. will spend Thursday
March 18TH 10 Houston All orders
vill receive my careful attention
sos Nellie b. Ballard. Agent. Levy
Bros Houston Texas 81
Wilson q Derdens first annual
Spring Millinery Opening today . a.
20 During your visit to the Opening
today. ASK 70 see the pretty new nov.
elites 90 Raiai SILKS, go cents per
yard Wilson a. Derden. 81
Mrs = vs.. sewall and Mr.. Camp.
ben sewall returned 10 their home
DO uuusion Sunday after a pleasant
visit 20 relatives IN this city. Miss
Frances Fountain Mrs. sewalls niece
accompanied them home
The Franklin Stock Company viii
be- the attraction AZ the con- on the
--Hd 23d. and Path Of March. This
is % splendid company. They come
20 Bryan highly recommended. and
three nights Of fine entertainment are
promised the people of Bryan.
WIN and John smith. Cleye Basden.
j. 5 Mcfarland. y F. Mcfarland. and
& q Haddock came down from Mum
ford Friday afternoon with the re-
mains OF Mrs. Oslo Mcfarland. and
after attending The funeral al Reli-
ance returned 70 Npnford sunday
COL c. b Abercrombie went 20
Austin Saturday night and b. and
Airs. Abercrombie and their daugh.
Ter Miss Bees Sic. returned home yes.
rcrday afternoon The many friends
OF Mrs. Ahercrombie viii be- glad 10
learn that she was successfully trea-
ted o. the Pasteur Institute for the
bite Of the mad cat she received some
weeks ago and Is now out Of all dan.
ger
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-16
Call for County Union.

Bryan Eagle:
Please announce through your col.
umns that the County Union will meet
at Reliance on Friday aud Saturday.
April 2nd and Bird. and a fun attend.
ance is desired as important business
viii De- transacted.
The Warehouse committee will eX.
pect the stock holders 10 be present
as they will wish to make a report
Of the business done up 10 this time
Some definite understanding must be
had In regard 10 the use OF cotton
bagging In order that our ginners may
know what TO do about providing
same.
The potato growers will want TO
plan for cotton sacks for potatoes
We expect TO have some good talks
on diversification. ferlilizng. and
marketing.
We also expect the committee in
charge OF the Agricultural Exhibit TO
be present to perfect their plans for
getting up same, providing premiums,
etc.
W. l.. EDGE.
Pres. Brazos County Union.
J. p. GILPIN. Cor. Sec.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-16
Champions Comma.

The Eagle Is informed that q.
Ponies" the champion basket.
team Of California and the Pacify
coast. will be- here on next Monday
the 22nd. and play Allen Academy
two games. They will play in the
afternoon and again at night. both
games at the rink There win doubt
less d record breaking crowd out ia
see the games.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-16
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
". q 7. c. sehenul,.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

- .
i. E. Tins visited in Rorsdale sun
day.
o. E. Dubose Of Mart Us Tn the
city.
Read Marvms aa FOR Liquors Spec.
ials. "a
c. u. Moehlman went 10 Waco yes.
terday.
Mrs. J. G.. Burns is visiting n Fort
Worth.
R. Griffith was in from Reliance.
Monday.
Al Smith was mp from Wnrcan
yesterday.
Capt w r. Wren went TO Hemp.
stead Sunday.
Geo orr from Peach creek. was in
Bryan yesterday
r. l.. OByan OF Nayasota. spent
Sunday in Bpan.
Herbert Crcnshaw has returned
from Fort Worth
Mr.. and Mn Roger Astin are vie.
iing In Houston.
". X. Stabler Of Precinct was in
the city yesterday
John y Nceley Of wenborn. was
In the city Sunday.
}. +. Farquhar of NayasC'g. vas IN
this city yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-16

Robt Davis Is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. Tom Peel In the bottom near
Valley Junction.
Little Miss Nan shell waldrop has
returned from a visit 70 her grand.
mother In Waco.
For Rents acre farm and house
! and Ia miles south Of city good
land. Guy Bittlc. -
Mrs. y. a. Gotham and Mrs ~. :.
Freeman Of Harvey. were IN the city
yesterday shopping.
Mrs. n. r. Coulter returned 10
Rockdale yesterday after visiting Mr.
and Mrs j. W. Coulter
Dr. ". G.. Johnson OF the American
Baptist Publication society returned
10 Fort Worth yesterday
$. o. Scott. claim agent for the 81.
a r. C., was III the city yesterday
aud called on the Eagle.
White wyandott eggs Tor sale. The
popular chicken; sl.OO Tor 10. ". Z.
Iaham. Bryan. Eoute g. %
Mrs. G. p. Fountain and Miss Em-
mle Fountain OF College. were visit
ors In the city yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Dunn and Mr..
and Mrs Ralph Dunn OF Hearne came
down Sunday for a visit TO relatives
Beautiful Shantung silks and satin
ioulards trimmings 10 match, ask 20
see them today Wilson q Derden 50
Prof W. J.. Powers returned 10 his
school near Fountain sunday after
spending Saturday nnd Sunday In the
city.
". y. Smith returned to Mak-1'fd
Sunday after attending he funeral
OF his daughter. Mrs. Mcfarland al
Reliance.
Walter Wilcox was in yesterday
from his home near Tabor and car
ried out a big fourmule team load
of fertilizer
Mrs. J. D. Ganter and little daugh.
ter returned Sunlcy from a delightful
visit OF some weeks 10 relatives in
New Orleans
Mrs. w 5. Stuart returnd Sunday
from visit 10 relatives az Seguin
and to her daughter Mrs. Thurston
Cole at sinion.
G. W. Graham. W. d. Yardley. }. 4.
Shaw. NJ g. Buchanan. Joe Carnes
Jack Graham and others were In yes
terday from Harvey
Mrs. Iul'e wipprcht and her daugh.
ter Mrs. Ida Jephet of Houston, who
has been her guest for some day
went TO Marlin Sunday.
Mrs. Brice Duncan and her brother
Ley smith returned TO Trinity sun
DAY after attending the funeral OF
their sisIc- Mrs Mcfarland az Reii-
ance.
J. +. Mathis. W. n. MorLan and
sons Claude and Scion, Charley and
VIII Shealey. ]. {. Cloud. Lee Bur.
ley and others were in Monday from
Reliance.
For Sale-Brand New Fox invisible
Two Ribbon Typewriter for S65. 90.
has latest improvements; nothing the
matter with the machine-iis dandy
Apply at Eagle once. 10
Uncle Geo. Fullerton. Joe Walker.
Lum Holden. H. z. r. Wilson. Tom
McCallum. w. $ Breach. John vii.
cox and others were In yesterday
from Tabor
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-16
WELCOME

Ladies' of Bryan. College and vicinity
TO our Millinery Opening today. More
than two hundred the smartest mod.
els in pattern. dress and tailored hats
10 choose from. Wilson q Derden-
Women Hatters.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-16

! have a nice line OF fresh t.ome
made Fruit cakes AID nice fancy
cakes and ca. ~.
MrS otto 4 oehme.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-16
Posted.

Notice Is hereby given that all my
lands. and lands leased by me. are
posted according TO law and all tres
passers will b. prosecuted 10 the full
extent OF the law.
JNO. +. ASTIN.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-16
Best Prairie Hay.

For sale at Bryan Ice Company. IS
cents per bale. *
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-16

Pres. Brazos County Union
j. p. GILPIN. Cor. Sec.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16

TODAY we have the little boy in his
Portola costume for the younger
juniors TO paint. With Portola
week ahead of us and the gay Portola
colors everywhere. the children are
going TO paint some beautiful pictures
Of this little man. Start in to color
your picture right away and have it
finished before Portola arrives and
mail TO the editor Of The Junior Call
so that IL viii reach the Office not later
than Wednesday afternoon, as mic
lures received after that time cannot
be used. And once more, younger iu-
niors, please do not forget to write
your address, street number and town
plainly on your picture; this is very
important indeed. for how can a paint
box be sent TO you If your address is
not on your picture, even though your
picture may be so well painted that
il really merits prize?
This contest is for the younger iu-
niors only-those who are ten years of
age and younger.
Twenty paint boxes viii be awarded
TO 20 children who send in the -Aeatest
and most artistically painted pictures.
The children who have been award
ed prizes for painting the picture of
the little boy playing marbles are:
THOMAS WOOD ELLISON, 52Is East Four
teenth. Melrose.
JACK BREsLM. lS5 Third avenue San Fran
cisco.
OLIVE B. BLAUvELT, r. f. d. 3. box 80,
Hayward
DOROTHY HARRINGTON. so7 Watson. Mon
terey.
ALICE HANSEN. Angels Camp.
LEoGoR HERVIEU, 3737 West. Oakland.
WILLIAM WASHINGTON OHM. 1918 Fulton,
San Francisco.
REGINALD A JoHANEEssEN, 1886 Grove,
Berkeley.
JOHN THOMAS POPE. So Nineteenth, oak
land.
BEATRICE GLASS. 2OO7 Golden Gate avenue,
San Francisco.
GERALDINE GAY, 2T3s Parker Berkeley.
GOIDIE GNAGA. Point Richmond.
KENNETH SEIEE, IFS First avenue, San
Francisco.
ALBERT 3. TRITTEERACH, Tuttletown.
THEODORE VrEEA, $50 Noe. San Francisco.
RoLLN c. WHEELER, 4 South Fourth, San
Rafael.
GORDON WILSON, Protestant orphan asylum,
Haight. San Francisco.
ALMA LAUEESTEIN, 2014 Central avenue, Ala
media.
MAUD D. NEWMAN, 1885 sherman. Alameda.