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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-28

July So 1909. at 2 O'Clock p M, at Oak
land crematory. corner OF Howe and Mather
streets. Remains at the funeral parlors
of Cunha & Caporgno corner of and First
streets, Hayward, Cal.
RICHTER-In this city. July 26. 1909, Will
ter, father OF Frank and Irma Richter, son
of August Richter, and brother OF AdoIph,
bernhard and the late Ernst Richter. ma
tive of Hanover, Germany, aged So years
months and 20 days.
Friends and ac9uaintances are respectfully
day), July %, 1909. at 1:30 p. M. from the
parlors Of H. F. suhr & CO., 2919 Mission
sixth Interment Mount Oiivet cemetery. BY
electric funeral car from Twenty eighth and
Valencia streets.
RoUssEL In this city. July 26. 1909, Walter
]. Roussel, beloved son Of the late Isidore
Roussel and Johanna Rousse a native of
San Francisco. CAL, aged 80 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral today
"wednesday, July. IS, 1909, at 0 o'clock,
from the parlors Of Joseph Hagan, 253e Cali
fornia street, thence to Sacred Heart church,
Fillmore and Fell streets. where a requiem
mass will be celebrated, commencing at 80
o'clock. Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by
electric funeral car from Twenty eighth and
Valencia streets.
SISTER DOMINICA DIEHL, o s. FIN this
o. s. f., beloved daughter OF the late Henry
and Catherine Diehl, and beloved sister Of
MIS- MIS-. Anna Masser ar and r, Edward piehl Of
San Francisco, native Of New York city. u
Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral TODAY
wednesday,. at st. Joseph's hospital chapel.
Park Hill avenue and Baker street where a
solemn requiem high mass will be ceIe.
brated for the repose of her soul, commencing
at o'clock m. Interment Holy Cross
sRoUFE-in this city, July 25. 1909. Zelda
A. Sroufe wife of the late John Sroufe.
and mother Of Mrs. John +. Merrill, Mrs
John r. Loosely, Mrs. William Tiffany and
Mrs. Germano Cipolloni. native of Ohio.
aged 20 years 3 months and IL days
Services were held at her late residence
1850 Page street. yesterday Tuesday, after,
noon. Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery.
wAGNER-In this city, July %, 1909, Ernest
Herbert Wagner, beloved husband Of Mary
X Wagner, and uncle OF Wesley f. and
William H. Warren OF San Francisco and
Mrs W. G.. Johnson of Richmond native
of Zurich. Switzerland, aged 81 years and
IL months. Zurich, Switzerland, papers
please copy .a,,.,n..
fully invited to attend the funeral TODAY
"wednesday, at 2 O'Clock p. m, from Mn
sonic hall. Point Richmond. Incarceration Oak
land crematory.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-28
Baseball Notes

Browning will be sent in against the Senators
this afternoon. He has an even dozen straight
victories on HIS staff. Now let all the fans root
for him TO make it thirteen. 1t may be lucky
with Brownie.
Most Of the Angel tossers were at the game
yesterday. roofing against the Seals, of course.
They departed on the Owl for Los Angeles at )
O'Clock and will open a six game schedule with
the Vernon nine today
Jimmy Williams looked alike. He laced out four
clean ones out OF as many trips TO the bat, and
most of them figured in the getting, too.
Williams eye is brisht. asain
There were more two baggers in yesterday $
game than the league has known in months,
seven Of them being raped out, two leaving the
bat Of Shinn. When ball is hit hard on that
Oakland field IL generally keeps its way and
simply bounees over the smooth surface.
Manager Long probably will send Willis to the
springs to boil out a bit. Ralph has not been
himself since he caught cold in his bad at
he. viii need Willis very badly later on. and he
wants 70 prepare him for the strenuous cam
paign OF the fall.
Charley Doyle departed for Sacramento last
evening. His wife is i'll and he may he out
Of the game for several days. This will make
old war horses who can always be depended on.
Utility Man Zamlock viii play center in Doyle's
absence
Billy Curtin. Of the principal owners of
the Sacramento team. was on the bench, coach
ing the boys along. Curtin does not seem TO he
at all disturbed over the fact that the State
league has crushed into the capital city. He
says that its Sunday crowd was about as large
as the Coast leagues Saturday attendance. Cur
tin declares that the capital city fans are all
with Graham and his players.
The Seal outfeld is now beginning TO have its
Williams
Bodie are in bad shane and should be resting
up their bad ankles. Jimmy Lewis can not play
for few days. either. Long is very much
worried on this account. He has had good luck
with his team up to the present time. but it
looks though all his troubles viii come upon
him with a rush.
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NEWS of THE OCEAN
smaII cargo for the orient


The Japanese steamer Tenyo Maru. which
sailed for Hongkong and way ports yesterday,
3ook out large treasure list. but comparatively
little general cargo The merchandise cargo
was valued at $34 $40. the distribution being as
follows; For Japan. $16.259: China, $14 260; East
indies. $l.33l; Vladivostok. S65T; Philippine
islands, $2,142. The principal shipments and
their destinations were as follows:
To Japan-l1. 800 lbs sugar. 335 lbs cheese 10
es canned goods. pkgs fresh fruits, 25O gals
ana cs wine, 20 pkgs groceries and provisions.
ls4 rolls leather. Gil pkgs roofing material. Is
bales waste, pkgs machinery, Is pkgs drugs,
cs cigars.
To China-7.575 coffee. 3.4ss lbs dried fruit.
40 lbs raisins. 4250 lbs cheese. ASS lbs but
ter. 24o cs canned goods. COZ lbs beans 93 pkgs
fresh fruits, 120 lbs bread, 100 lbs goldfish LIZA
lbs meals, 30 cs salmon. $50 lbs pearl barley
1,O1O lbs nuts, 112 pkgs groceries and provisions
4:523 lbs sugar, 1903 gals wine 10 bbls as
phalt. pkgs rubber goods, 2 pkgs machinery
20 pkgs paints. rolls leather T4S pkgs roof
ing material, cs boots and shoes 10 pkgs
assay goods
To East Indies-300 gals wine. 11s cs sal
mon. 92 cs canned goods. 1,SOS bbls beef 800
lbs lard. $50 lbs meals. Is pkgs groceries and
provisions.
To yladivostok-19T pkgs roofing material.
To Philippine Islands-210 pkgs roofing ma
terial, pkgs furniture, pkgs rubber goods
1S pkgs miscellaneous merchandise, 3 bxs tap
iOca.
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Notice to Mariners

Captain Herbert F. Beecher reports to the
branch photographic office at Port Townsend.
Wash. that in the charts Of harbOrs on Chatham
Straits and Admiralty island. at the entrance
to Murderer's cove Tyee now called. the
steam whaler Tyee Jr. hit a rock OF Bartlett
point just in the spot where the chart gives
four and half fathoms and deepening. IL is
a pinnacled rock and is in the natural fairway
entering or leaving the cove after rounding
Bartlett point. Vessels coming from the north
ward, rounding Point Gardner. should not ap-
proach Bartlett point nearer than two miles.
the waters hereabOuts shOal and with many
rocks marked in summer by kelp- When Nasha
island is almost abeam, haul for the outer bea-
con, situated on a rock at mouth Of cove, leaving
Bartlett point on port bow, some three or four
cables on, then starbOard slightly until outer
beacon is well open on starboard bow. leaving
the beacon of about $50 feet, thence take mid
channel to inner beacon and thence TO dock OF
Tyee company. The channel in carries 10 to 20
fathoms until inner beacon. when 1t shoals
to 7 s.
There is 20 feet on face Of dock at extreme
low water, June tides Yasha island OF en-
trance to Murderers cove, about three miles,
must not be passed close to on its southwest
side, as a number Of dangerous bOulders lie OF
from it 500 to 600 cables This side Of the
island in summer is well marked with kelp-
The southeast side is free from dangers at
distance off of $50 cables. On the south end
of the island there is rock that bares at half
tide off some 400 feet and ledge makes OF
the northern end for some 800 feet. Neither
shows much kelp.
j. G. BURNETT, Lieut.,
II. s n. in charge.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Tuesday, July %, 1909:
ALBRECHT-AfYER-Wi A. Albrecht, 26.
49O5A Mission St, az Alga f. Myer, is, 12s
Hearst
BOWMAN-FRYNCREVI - Harry Bowman,
.. and Julia Frynckevich, is, both Of San
Francisco
Dorothy Il. Boiling, both OF Glenwood apart
menfs.
GRADY-ERICKSEN-Th J. Grady. &c.
Ga Noe st, and Myrtle Erickson, IS, 50
Bache st.
-BESNETT-Harry I. Hewitt. %.
and Lena z. Bennett, "a, both OF Burlingsme.
HoLLENBECR-PUTMAN w. Holen-
beck, SO, and Rose A. Putnam, 80, both Of
Fresno.
CUNDIFF-Nathaniel Wither, 90
San Francisco and Margaret A. Cundin, %,
Eugene, ore.
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PLAN HARD FIGHT
TO BREAK WILL
Sister of Mrs. Harriet G. Miller
Prepares to Wage Bitter Legal
Contest for Estate
Interesting Developments as to
Part Played in Dead Woman's
Life by Fiance Promised

The contest by Mrs. Margaret MitcnelJ
to break the will of her sister and on1v
relative, Mrs Harriet G. Miller. for
merly agent for the San Carlos land
company, promises some interesting de-
velopments as to the part played in
Mrs. Miller's life by her fiance. Monroe
Markham. The probate of the will has
been put over for two weeks in
Judge Coffey's court by Attorney Burke
Corbet, representing the disinherited
sister, in order to prepare the contest.
Markham is cousin of the late gov
for the Western electric company. His
intention was to marry Mrs. Miller next
December, when he should obtain the
final decree of divorce from his former
wife, Emma Markham, now in Los An
geles. Under the will on file he re-
ceives Mrs. Millers entire $4,000 estate
except for some souvenirs in the way of
jewelry left the sister.
Among matters to be brought ont in
the trial is a novel plan of Markham to
get all that was coming to him.
The morning after Mrs. Miller's death.
July 6, in the White Cross hospital of
Alameda, Markham is alleged to have
rung up Attorney H. H. McCloskey.
named by her as executor with the
news, THAT woman Is dead" He then
called at the lawyers office in the
Crocker building.
Shortly before Mrs. Miller was taken
to the hospital with her final illness.
which lasted a month"; she is said to
have told friends that she feared Mark
hams love was not entirely disinter-
ested. The will was made in her own
hand last November.
Mrs. Miller was Al years old at the
time of her death. She is described
as having been attractive" by those
who knew her. Markham is nearly so.
Mrs. Mitchell lives in Evansport, Pa
She is a widow with two children and
in need of money. She would receive
all were a previous will to stand.
Now that his former wife is dead
Detlef L. Miller of Oakland proposes to
get some of the estate for himself as
he gave 1t to her in better times The
property consists of two $1,000 Canine
Real water bonds and ranch near
Fitchburg, Alameda county. A fort
night ago he brought suit to set aside
the deed to the ranch upon the ground
that Mrs. Miller obtained it under a
Misrepresentation. AT the time of the
transfers he had a prosperous meat
business. Now he is merely journey
man butcher.
Markham has retained Bourdette &
Bacon to represent him. William s.
Barnes is attorney for the executor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-28
NJ 'LOUGHLIN IS
PRAISED IN EAST
ChicaqOanS Consider Him One of
Best Tennis Players Ever
Seen There
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CHICAGO, July 27.-The real surprise
pionship games at the onwentsia club
OF Lake Forest. and biggest one of the
season as well, came when Walter T.
Hayes met and defeated in sensational
style s Sinsabaugh, one OF the leading
California experts. Mclaughlin. an
other Californian, showed wonderful
form. he is regarded by Chicagoans
as one Of the best tennis players who
ever appeared here.
In tAe mems doubles four matches
were PLAYED, while an equal number
were won by default. Summaries:
Mems singles, preliminary round
John c. Nicely Jr. beat Donald Nc
Laurey. &c, Go.
First round-T Emerson beat c. p.
kimbalL GO. 6-3; Holden beat Neely,
6-4, T-9, 6-I
SeconI round-Janes beat Fleet, 6-3.
6-S, 6-2; Warneld beat Bradley. 6-3,
4-6, 6-4; Waidner beat Vail 6-1,
60 Hayes beat Sinsa baugh. 6-l, 6-l;
Lee beat II. NJ Johnston, 6-4, 6-S,
ID; Holden beat Oldheld. Go. 6-2
James beat Kellogg, 6-I, 6-I: Gardner
beat Bailey. 6-L 6-2; Bundy beat NJ
L Johnston. 6-3, 6-1; McLoughlin bea [
Breeo; 81, 6-4; Mitchell beat Strong,
Third round-McLoughlin beat Mitch
ell. 6-3, 6-3.
Mems Observation-Disclosures round:
Scudder and Hamline beat Beach and
Mcconnell. Go, CO. 6-2: Emerson
and Holden beat Kellogg and Foster,
Go. Go, 6-1.
First round: McQuiston brothers
beat Nay and partner by default; Hayes
and Gardner beat wilkins and partner
by default; Waidner and Emerson beat
Smithers and HOerr, 6-2. 60, 6-3:
Klaner and Mueller beat Smith and
partner by default.
Womens singles-First round: Mrs
Stanley Field beat Miss Elizabeth D.
Robinson. 6-3. Sc: Mrs. Mayden
Smith beat Miss Katherine Brunson,
6-4, 3-6, 81: Miss Evelyn Waldo
beat Mrs. Edgar Stanton, 6-3, 6-3;
Miss Marian Steever beat Mrs Massey,
6-z, e.; Mrs. Johnston beat Miss
Osborn by default.
Second round: Miss Stever beat Mrs.
Calf. 81 IS; Miss Waldo beat Mrs
Johnston. Go. g.
Womens doubles-First round: Miss
Taylor and Mrs. Thompson beat Mrs.
Field and Mrs. Carpenter. IS, Ct:
Miss HOyt and Miss Neely beat Mrs.
stanton and Mrs. Chase, 60. 6-2
Mixed dOubles-First round Miss
Hoyt and Mr.. Johnston beat Miss
Steever and Mrs ForstaIl. Is, 6-4.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-28
Wood Sets New Record On
Golf Course

FLOSSMOORE, Ill. July 27.-warren
K. Wood Of Homewood won the low
medal score prize in the SO hole quail
fying round Of the annual Western
Golf associations amateur champion
ship at Homewood today.
His card for two days was 146, which
sets a new competition record for the
Homewood course. His work has
strengthened the opinion that he will
succeed Mason E. Phelps as western
champion.
A close second was Eben NJ Byers of
the Allegheny club. Pittsburg, who
turned in a "A and totaled I52 for the
36 holes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-28
ASKS SUPPRESSION OF
GLENMAR SANATORIUM
tuberculosis Hospital Opposed
By the NeighbOrs

The suppression OF the Glenmar sana-
torium, 1885 Bush street, now conducted
as a tuberculosis hospital, was asked of
the board of supervisors yesterday by
a score of property owners and resi-
dents of the neighborhood.
The petitioners stated that the in
stitution had been started without a
permit and was injuring property val
ues in the neighborhood to the extent
of so per cent.
They stated that the presence of pa
tients was both annoying and danger
Gus and prayed that the hospital be
done away with.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-28
CALIFoRNIANs Ar vICToRIA

VICTORIA, July 27.-The Victoria
tennis tournament opened today. A
number Of players from California.
Washington and Oregon are competing.
j. Tyler OF Spokane, champion Of ore
gOn. defeated Giliat Of Vancouver last
years runner up. for the champion
ship in two straight sets, 6-4 and 81
Miss Ryan Of Pasadena, Cal, defeated
Talbot Of Victoria. e., As and Ga.
Owing to the poor condition of the
courts the playing was very ordinary
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BIRTHS

BREUEE-Iu Burlingame, Cal. July IS. 1909,
70 the wife OF Otto A. Breuer, son.
COHN-In this city, July "a. 1909, 20 the wife
OF Daniel COhn, daughter.
CoLEMAN-In this city, July 10. 1909, TO the
wife Of NJ. G. Coleman, daughter.
GUERRERO-In this city, July %, 1909 to the
wife Of John d. Guerrero, a daughter.
sAMUELS-In Oakland, Cal. July %. 1903, to
the wife Of Mervyn ]. Samuels (nee SchIes-
iueer), a daughter.
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Nntice tn Mariners

Office of United States Lighthouse Inspector,
Twelfth District.
Humboldt Bay Entrance, California (LiSt OF
Lights Buoys and Daymarks. Pacific Coast, 1908,
page 37)-Notice Is hereby given that north
lefty outer end buoy l. a black first class spar,
OF the submerged end Of the north Jetty, en-
trance to Humboldt bay, California, heretofore
reported adrift, was replaced July % BY order
of the lighthouse board. W. G.. MILLER.
Commander, u. S. n.
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Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
ized TO have the same published. Notices re-
etricted simply 10 the announcement Of the event
are published once In this column free of charge.
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ro pr TpIrn roR MIrRDER-

TO BE TRIED FOR MURDER-Los Angeles.
July 27.-Albert Ryan, organizing secretary of
the western federation Of miners, who is ac-
cused of the murder of II. E. Snyder, mining
man. who killed when Ryan emptied
pistol at Otto Miller. who also shot and
died later of the injury, was today held to an
swer to the superior court without bail TO the
charge OF murder.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-28
RY LIMITED WIRELESS

At O'Clock last night the Tenyo Maru was
reported 130 miles out and at the same hour
the steamer Umatilla was IS miles north of
Point Reyes. with the wind northwest and a
heavy head sea.
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MARRIAGES

R0NCHI-ENQUIST-In Sacramento, Cal. July
81. 1903 by the Rev. Charles +. Farrar. r. J..
R0ncbi Of Nevada City, Cal, and Agda En-
quist Of Manzanits. Marin county, Cal.
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leading team Of the Contra Costa league. the
score being TO L. The Richmond boys took
special train to Antioch with large delegation
Of rOoters. Batteries-Richmond. Thompson and
Summers: Antioch, Martinoni and McCabe
There will be big doings" in the California
Boys league this week the schedule commit
tee has matched the strongest teams for sun
day At Recreation park there will be three
afternoon. At a. IN. the Ellery Arms COM
pany viii meet the NJ. J. b. coffees, at 1920
at p. m. the Billy Brackets will line up
against the Acorns. At San Rafael the home
team win meet the Billy Brackets at 1890
A. N. At San Leandro the w. p. Fullers will
meet the ]. Charles Greens at 1890 a IN.
The speedy little Elks defeated the Ingleside
Caddies on Sunday afternoon, scoring six runs
In the ninth inning. Kearns of the Elks struck
out IL men. All u year old teams wanting
games address Ray Ullrich, 1881 Golden Gate
avenue
The Oakland Relays. the fast team made up
Of coiored tossers. wants a game for next Sun
day. No amateur nine is barred Address
James Meadows, 11O6 Tevis street, Fruitvale.
The game between the Mil Valley and Bar
ney Frankel teams at Min Valley on Sunday
broke up In a row in the sixth inning because
OF dispute over passed ball. The Frankels
refused TO stand by the umpires decision and
forfeited the game, to 0. The score was 3
all at the time.
The w Davis Sons nine OF this city de-
feated the Port Costa team at Port Costa ON
Sunday by score Of to 1. The features were
the pitching Of Godstein and the fielding OF
Lynch for the visitors. All teams wanting
games address ]. P. Flannery, 2040 Howard
street
The San Anselmo nine put one over on the
White House team at San Anselmo Sunday
by score Of 8 to l.
PALO ALTO. July 27.-The Santa Clara
county baseball league has been organized with
a 10 club membership and its schedule will be
started on Sunday with double header at San
Jose, game at Mayheld and one here between
the local nine and Campbell
OAKLAND, July 27.-The Reliance athletic
club ball nine will play its game for the state
championship with the Newman tossers at New
man on Sunday, August /. The Reliance play
ers viii line up as follows: Herrod and Fischer,
pitchers; Wilkinson, catcher; Mcfarland first
base; kady, second base; Anthony shortstop;
Msher, third base; Stiles, left field; Ghirardelll
center field; Hughes, right field; Hersey extra.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-28

VIOLATED LIQUOR LAw-Charles Block.
2410 Folsom street. and volkert Tedson were
each fined 500 yesterday. with the alternative
of so days in Jail for selling liquor without n
license.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-28

REAL ESTATE AGENT BANKRUPT-F A.
Gunz, a local real estate agent filed a petition
in bankruptcy yesterday in the United States dis
trict court. His liabilities are So SCI. so, with
$3.50 in available assets.
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MOTORISTS WANT
NEW STEAM CARS
G. A. Hawkins Reports Splendid
Outlook for the Coming
Season
Expects Many Advance Orders
for the New Models Just
Received
By r. r. PHOMMEDIEU

There will be a greater demand
for White steam cars during the 1910
season than ever BEFORE C. A. Haw-
ktns, general manager of the western
sales department of the White COM
pany. made this statement upon his
return to San Francisco from a tour
of the territory he controls, which
comprices 26 of the states in the
union. Hawkins has never been so
optimistic, but there seems to be con-
siderable cause for this optimism.
Since the announcement of the i'm
provements in the new model. and
their arrival in this city, the advance
orders for these cars have literally
piled into the local office, he claims.
One reason, of number, that may be
attributed to the certain prospects of
the most successful year in White
history. particularly on the Pacific
coast, Is because the 1909 machine was
never equaled in reliability and econ
omy of upkeep by any of the previ-
Gus White models. At the close Of the
last season nearly every agent up and
down the coast was clamoring for ad-
ditional cars
Fifty per cent more White steamers
are being manufactured by the White
company this year.
I'VE could take care of double
last years output in the territory of
the western sales department alone"
continued Hawkins. why, there are
places in the middle and southwest
Where you couldn't sell them anything
but a White steamer"
The new 1910 Matheson has reached
the city. The WESTERN motor car com
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Additional Sports News
AMATEUR BASEBALL
TANDING OF CONTRA COSTA LEAGUE

In fast u inning game the Richmond Mer-
chants were beaten Sunday by Antioch, the
leading team Of the Contra Costa league, the
score being TO L. The Richmond boys took
special train to Antioch with large delegation
Of roOters. Batteries-Richmond. Thompson and
summers: Antioch, MartinOni and McCabe
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DEATHS

Brown, william J. 81 Hollis. Randilla 49,. -
Hurfeind. John h. q iJohannissen. Regina. 63
Childs. Capt. J. W. 50 kukuk, 0skar. %
Clarke. Alfred +. - La Faillc Marie E. -
Deftmer, John A. 81 Lewis. NJ +.
Dickey, Chas. E.. z5 Long, Catherine
Dun Margaret ...- Matson, Annie F..
Fershtand Zera .. SO Olson, Ingeborg A.. 20
Frsncovich, Antonio IS Richter, William So
Goodrich Julia A.. So Roussel, W. L.. 80
Harrington. Mary 40 Sister Domenica Diehl -
Harrington. Patrick - Sroufe. Zelda A.. 20
Hirschbsum, S.. So Wagner. Ernest H.. 50
sRowE-In this city. July %. 1909. william
J. Brown, dearly beloved son Of William
D. and Johanna C. Brown. and loving brother
Of Peter L.. Richard i. and Eugene L. Brown,
Mrs. Albert Richards. Mrs. J. W. Hindle.
Mrs. Harrie Kenyon and Mrs. George Jen-
nings. and the late Mrs. Tessie McCann, a
native OF San Jose, Cal. aged 81 years and
is days A member OF San Jose aerie No. 3,
7. o. E.. and San Francisco lodge No. ?,
Knights Royal Arch
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral tomorrow (Ihurs-
day. July % 1909. at i o'clock p- M,
from the family residence. % Colfax street
san Jose. lnterment Oak Hill cemetery.
BURFEINp-ln this city. July o. 1909. John
r.. dearly beloved husband of Anna ID G.
Burfelnd, loving father Of DR.. William Bur
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-28
New MafhesOu
Car Arrives

cept that 1t much refined, in keeping
WIN the policies of all the high grade
manufacturers. The new Mafheson 10
a cylinder touring car, passengers: !:
wheel base, 1854 inches; tires are 36
ny inches; motor, 6 cycle. Az by 5
lnches; cycle, water cooled, SO horse
power multiple disk clutches. 51 disks
with forward speeds and reverse slid
ing selective gears, in integral gear
0oX and bevel gear housing; weight
z,9oo pounds; lamps, gas tank, tire
carriers, mats, horn and tools.
The city of Minneapolis was the
ArSt to experiment successfully with