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Arizona republican., 1909-07-22
A NEW DWELLING
Modern in Every Way Will Soon be
 Built on East Fifth Street

Bids are being advertised for a new two-story dwelling that will shortly be erected by Richard Schweppe on East Fifth street. just beyond the Kingsbury residence. The plans are now in the hands of local contractors who are figuring on diff ferent parts of the work. The plans were drawn by Norton Fitzhugh of Phoenix and from a glance at them it is evident that the new residence will be a modern one in every respect. It will be two stories and of brick
Arizona republican., 1909-07-22
VETERINARY SCHOOLS.

~~~~-~-N~~~~~No~0~0~~~~- San Francisco Veterinary College
 CatalOg mailed free. Dr. Keane. 1918
 Market St.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-22
FROM CASA GRANDE

Wm. Strong's threshing outfit pull ed in from Casa Grande Tuesday af- ternOOn after completing a lot of threshing in that vicinity. The trip was made overland and in a day and a half without trouble of any kind. MT. Strong expects to start his baler in a day or two on the Turkey Track ranch.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-22
A COOL SUMMER HOME "A MILE
 HIGH"

Acres in 'Idylwild" are selling very fast, but many who wanted them have not yet secured their acres, and the price of s25.OO will not apply after July 30th.
 See Messrs. Getsinger or Tolleson at once and close the matter up. as you will have to pay much higher prices after July 30th. 23 South 1st Ave.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-22
CONTRACT LET.

Bids for the construction of the new armary for C company were opened in Phoenix Monday and the contract was let to Tom Eden It is understood that the cost will be in the neighborhOod of S450O The con
 tract calls for building built of ce- ment blocks. Just when work will be started has not been definitely an nounced, but good headway is being made in securing the necessary funds.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-22
A FEW CHOICE BARGAINS.

Broom frame house. good shade trees. Price S1,000. Easy terms. 4-room doby house, good porches, 3 lots, good out building. also shade trees. Price 5000. Half down.
 Best finished S-room brick house in the city. Modern. Fronts west, good sleeping rooms. Price $3750. Half down.
 Good 3-room frame house, full sized lot, 2 portable houses in the rear. All for S465 Cash.
 We have some very choice houses for rent, furnished or unfurnished. JOHN BIGLEY, WITH COLE BROS,
 210 West Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-22
THE AUTO BEE.

The auto bee is buZZing in the bon nets of a couple more of Tempe's citi- zens and the prospects are that in short time two more machines will be seen onthe street Andrance Jep- sen went to Phoenix yesterday after noon to look over a car and l.. P. Pafford is doing some tall figuring on one
Arizona republican., 1909-07-22
TO A EIIRT.

Here's to her love though it live but an hour, Here's to the glow in the heart of a
 flower. And would it be fair, do you think
 and pray why To crush a poor flower because it must
 die2
Arizona republican., 1909-07-22

Then drink to her love, for as long as
 it lives, And drink to the joy and the pain that
 it gives, For We may as well own it and swallow
 our pride. Wed be damned glad to win her, and
 most of us tried. III F. K, in August Smart Set.
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invited to attend the funeral today (sat-
urdsyl, May -, 1909. at o'clock a. M.
from his late residence. 2031 Crosby avenue
Fruitvsle, thence to st. EIizabeth's church.
where a requiem high mass will be cele-
brated for the repose OF his soul. commencing
at $3.50 a. IN. lnterment Holy Cross GENE
terry, by funeral leaving foot OF Market
street, San Francisco, on arrival OF IL O'Clock
creek boat.
NELsoN-In this city. May IS. 1909. Daniel
j., dearly beloved son OF George and Deb
orah Nelson. and devoted brother Of Dorothy
and Robert Nelson and the late Lille and
George Nelson native of Eureka, CAL.
aged 81 years months and II days
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today lSat-
McBrearty & Mccormick, 9i5 Valencia street
near Twentieth.
RIEGo-Iu this city, May 90 1909 RAYMOND
beloved husband of Sarah d. Riego, ma tive
JIG days.
RINN-In Alameda. Cal. May 81. 1909. at
2o5O Santa Clara avenue. sophronia A. Rim.
wife OF the late P. H.. Rim. and mother of
Mrs. Otto HeilbOrn and Harry W. Rim Of
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
sTANFoRD-In Warm Springs. Cal. Nav 90.
1909. Helen NJ, beloved wife of the late
Josiah Stanford. and mother OF JOSIAH w
and Gertrude stanford. a native of Brew
Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services
this Saturday afternoon. May 3D. 1909
at $50 o'clock. at the home of Mr. H. r
Gordon, 1865 Harrison street, Oakland. In
ternent private.
sToRRIE-In Oakland. Cal, Nav 81 1910 An.
gelina widow Of Andrew Sforrje and no
loved mother OF Mrs. George Hanuim Jauet
X. and Salie II. Storrie. a native Of phil.
adephia, Pa. aged 81 years 5 months and
II days. philadelphia papers please cot,y \
Friends are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral services Monday MAY "a 1a0o
Mt , O'Clock p. M, at her late residence
1910 Eleventh avenue
STURLA-Tn this city, May 10. 1909 at his
late residen:e, ID Broad street Ocean
yIewl Romeo beloved son OF g r. SturIa
and the late Madalena Sturla. and beloved
brother of Antoine Sturla of Colma Mrs 9
Figone and Mrs A. BasiIe a native Of San
Francisco, Cal, aged 81 years and ) months
Friends and acquaintance are resnactfnlIv
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow ISrn
day). May %. at O'Clock D. m from fhe
funeral parlors OF @. Iaccheri & Co HAS
Stockton street between Union and Green.
Remains at the parlors OF G. Iaccheri & Co.
1913 stockton street. Interment Mount Oliyet
cemetery. by carriage.
SULLIVAN In this city. May 81. 1909. at his
beloved husband of the late Hannah Sniii
van and loving father of p H. John =
s. C.. w. b. and Margaret Sullivan and
Mrs. J. Reilly. native of County Cork ire
land
TYLER-In Oakland. Cal. May 90. 1909 Mrs
Adela E. Tyler, loving mother of Mrs C. q.
native OF Richmond, Mass, aged IS wears.
YEAGLY-In san Rafael. Cal. May 81. 1900
Henry Yeagly beloved husband of Sidnay
YeagIy and father of Frank and NatiIds
YeagIy a native OF Lebanon Pa aged 81
years 6 months and rs days
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ONE TALLY SCORED
AND SEALS
GET IT
HarkiHs Passes McArdIe in the
Eighth Frame and the Walk
10 First Proves Fatal

fatal walk in the eighth inning
vas the cause Of Harkins undoing
yesterday at Recreation park. for this
little mistake on the part Of Vernon's
twlrler was responsible for a run,
which was the only one made during
nine innings OF faultless baseball.
Willis and Harkins hooked up in a
pitchers battle in which the honors
we're a shade in favor Of the Seals,
twirler
The only run which was scored
came along IN the eighth inning and
y was made as result OF some heady
work on the part Of the Seals. Nc
-Ardle, who has been a big gun dur
ing the last few days was again on
The Job and by little good Sprinting
IN the eighth he stole the third sack.
which bag Is not frequently pUrlOined.
hsrkins kept ,winging the Seals
down in order. He used his splitter
throughout He had ? full stock Of
saliva The right stuff was on what
Ne tossed over, as Longs boys found
was working nicely. His speed fac
tory was well supplied and together
with his me control was the cause
u Nernon's misfortune.
The Seals opened Up with two hits
1n the opening frame, but fast field
1ng on the part % the Nernonites
kept them from scoring. Up until
me fatal eighth Z looked good for
~ extra round affair. The way both
pitchers We're working IT seemed inn
possible that run would be made.
The visitors infield was rather shot
10 pieces. as Brashear and Eagan were
out OF the game but their places Were
bly, filled
The eighth came along and AlcArife
was first up Harkius got himself
IN wrong by passing Mac. He threw
three bad ones and then tried to put
the next three over, but he was not
equal TO the Sask II was the only
walk Harkius gave during the game
and IL was e costly one. Willis laid
down nice sacrifice. and Mac pulled
ZIP at the initial station
vernon got man as far as second
IA the final frame but the necessary
hit was not forthcoming. Score fol-
lows.
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HARTMAN BREAKS
ANKLE SLIDING
TO THIRD
Unfortunate Accident Mars a
Great Eleven Inning Game
Across Bay

1t took Oakland and Santa Cruz IL
rounds TO settle their differences yes
terday. and the spoils went TO More
ing's lads, to I. 1t was a well played
bail game, repiete with the incidents
which make the fans rise to their
feet and howl. and the work of Pitcher
Henderson viii go down in the records
as phenomenal performance.
The Sand Crabs We're first TO crush
in the tally column, a bingle and two
errors in the third inning netting one
run. Eastwood lined out single and
Van Ottterman got life when Hen
derson made a nlfscue. Van Buren, was
an easy out. and when t.urtls hit to
Henderson Eastwood made tracks for
the plate, but the ball arrived before
him. Burns then tossed the ball to
second in an effort to catch Curtis. and
pan.
The oaklanders evened up matters in
the seventh, Campbell starting the fes-
tiyitleS with a screaming double down
cleverly and arrived safely at first
Campbell going TO third on the play.
Henderson forced Burns and then at
tempted TO steal second While the
on Burns Campbell started for the plate
and tailed with ease. Kennedy famed
and ended the inning.
Hartman accepted a crack in the
Stats in the ninth and pilfered second.
Householder flew out and Conrad
stepped to first. Hartman started for
ankle. Butler took up his position on
the third bag. and when Mosher flew
to Jimmy Smith Butler dashed for the
plate. The peg was wild and Ike
easily crossed the pan. but only to be
declared out for having left the third
station prematurely. The Santa Cruz
bunch surrounded the umpire and
argued the matter for FIVE minutes.
Householder Led the talking bee and
was banished He later appeared on
the field and there was another delay
until he faded away.
Devereaux then got into the game.
taking the right garden position.
Townsend covered first. Van Buren,
went to left and Conrad to second
Butler taking Hartman's place in the
center garden.
In the eleventh Moskiman was
soaked in the ribs and Terry .McKune
sacrificed him 40 second. Campbell
walked, and Eddie Burns waited for
a good one and sent it to left. Mosl<i-
man crossing the pan with the win
ming run.
The Santa Cruz Boosters train" will
arrive in Oakland some time this morn
ing and the members of the party will
parade to the Grove street grounds.
Score
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in san Francisco Friday. Nay p. 1893:
BARBERIS-CASTO-Pie Barberis % and
Petronllla Caste. -, both OF sol Greenwich
street.
TEs-COSQUET-Louis Costes. So 1922
Railroad ave, and Marie Conquet. %, 2e23
Suffer- e.
GREEN ERG-FORMAN - Samuel Greenberg
-. 1881 SIIliman ST, snd Gussie FOrman. 81
SO Third 81
H0OkER-N EES-Ioha II. Hooker. 90 New
IE FEBE RE-BUCKIEE- C. Le Febvre.
=. and Mabel n Buckley q. both OF
PiDole-
ITTLETON-BRICKER- Roy T. Iitflet0n
-. sud Josephine E Brtcker. 81 Stockton.
YBERG-STEELE-N r. Syberg -, and
I.e0Bs Z. Steele, a. both o. $50 Head 81.
YAN OORSCHOT- GORDON-Peter Van Cor
seh0t. .. and Mae Gordon, p, both OF 1878
Dolores 81.
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MARRIAGES

BOSCHE. s-GEHLKEN-In this city. May 90
1903. BY the Rev J. H Schroeder, Johann
Boschen and Marie Gehlken- both Of San
Francisco.
NERPHT-EOCEWOOD- this city. May 90
1909 b. the Rev. Edward X. Strong. pastor
Trinity Presbyterian church, Ernest Murphy
~ San Francisco and Lille Mac lockwood OF
Oakland.
TSCHoPP-FICHS-I tihs city. May 20. 1909.
by tie Rev. J. II Schroeder. Henry Tscbopp
and Magdalena Enchs. both 81 san Francisco.
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PORTLAND
-fournier batted Tor Garrett in ninth
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS


Three base hit-Ryan. Two base hits-0Ison.
Howard Sacrifice hits-Johnson and Smith.
First base on called balls-0H Garrett l. or
Tozer {. Struck ouf-By Tozer g. by Garrett ?,
By Nasle /. Double play-Breen unasssted.
Hit By pitched ball-McCredie Delmas. Fournier.
Time OF game hours. I,mpire-AicCarthy
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FRESNO May 21.-san francisco
made 1t three straight over Fresno to-
day the locals being unable to connect
safely with Lanes delivery with men
on the sacks. Clark steadied after 9the
third frame and held the visitors safe.
The Tigers slammed out IN hits m
eight for San Francisco. but in onIv
two innings were they punched suffi-
cient1y to score man. Davis was put
of the grou3ds IN the sixth for dis
putting one of Umpire Doyle's decisions
No fine was imposed. The score:
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Sacramento ?, Oakland 0

SACRAMENTO, May 2I.-Pitcher
Wigs, the Oaks premier twirler. hae
no terror for the local batsmen to-
day when Sacramento won its third
game in the series by a score of 2 to c.
Wigs was batted for II hits
punched when they would do the most
good. Fair support, except in one
case, prevented more runs for the 10
Gals. On the other hand, Buck
Gilman was, in great form, saI1owing
only two hits. one of them being very
scratchy affair The game was the
best Sacramento fans have seen since
the team returned home. Score:
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LosT-A passbook with the Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society OF San Francisco. in the
name OF ANNIE ROONEY. No. 1856 999. The
finder win please return TO bank Unless same
is returned within days new book VIII be
issued to the applicant.
LOST-Lady's diamond pin. Wednesday. between
St Francis, 0rpheum. Market. POWELL old
Louvre Suffer and Jackson SIS. Return 10
s. R. BOGUE. Mills bldg; So reward; no
questions asked; win furnish description.
I.OST-Iast Sunday on Market st. car. ladys
handbag containing silver watch and chain and
Masonic keystone. initials H. p. mo. Il On
back. Return to $40 Dnboee ay. snd receive
reward
LOSSES reward: ladys gold waltham
watch monogram s. E. D.; fob and ball at
taehcd with diamond and sapphire setting.
Return 10 1912 Webster ST.
IoS.r-Friday evening. gold bracelet diamonds
and rubes. Tel. Park 1854. 506 shrade-s-4e-
ward.
LoST-Au ermine tppet. Kindly return 10
1923 0ctavia St. apt. G: reward.
LOST Brown cocker spaniel. gray nose; answers
name Of Dick. Finder return 10 OIL Guerrero.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1861 Fillmore st. near
Past.
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Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
VIII not BE- inserted. They must BE- handed IN al
either II the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the and residence OF persons author
ized 10 have the same published Notices re-
efrtcted simply 70 the announcement OF the event
are published once In this coiamn free OF charge
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MEETINGs-Legai

MEETINGS-Legai
ANNUAL MEETING-The annual meeting OF the
stock holders OF the Olympic salt water com
pany will be held at the office OF the com,
Pany. 90 Clay ST., San Francisco Cal on
Monday, the oath day OF May. 1909. at the
hour OF Ill O'Clock a. m, for the purpose OF
erecting a board Of directors TO serve for the
ensuing year and the transaction Of such other
business as may come before the meeting
Trans books Will close on Friday Nav Il
1909. at o'clock D. m
CHARLES A GIBSON. Secretary
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DEATHS

AVERY-Tn this city. May 20, 1909 Sarah
Arcrv. wife Of the late r. B. avery. q ma
tive u New York aged O. years-
Friends and acouainfzEceS are respectfully
invited 10 stfend the funeral today tSetur-
dzri ~ I o'rioct- q. al the pHriorS OF
Hsfrtrd 4 Co. 924 Fillmore street. Inter
iaent cypress Lawn cemetery. BIZ carriage
EACIGALUPI-Jn this city. May 20. 1909. Vic
ia.e Joseph Bacirsiuf5 a8d mother q Peter,
STEPHEN. August prank ard Henry Baciga-
Iup and Mrs Sophie Nathan. native OF
Genoa Italy. aged - TearS and months
Friends and scouaiHfapces src respectfully
Invited 70 attend the funeral today fSaf-
urdsyl May - 1909. ~ 80 O'Clock a. M,
from her late residence. 2356 Webster street.
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Los AngeIes 3. Portland 2

Los ANGELES. May 2I-Willett OF
Portland. was put ont Of the coacher's
box and smith OF Los Angeles. was put
ont Of the game for lighting on the
diamond back Of third base today in
= game that was fun Of incidents and
was won by Los An geles by q score OF
, TO 2 Ort. a. second. for Portland.
also was put out OF the game and fined
3 for using abusive language TO I'm
pire Mccarthy Los Angeles won the
game In the fourth inning. when a
walk, q sacrifice. a hit by pitcher and
three errors Melted three runs No
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BIRTHS

DAKE-In This city. May Is. 1909, TO the
wife % Leland ". Dake- son.
GARDINER-Msy r. 1909 70 the wife az
J T. Med. Gardiner formerly Louise Ms5orD.
q son
KAUL-Tn this city May 20. 1903, 10 the
wife q C. H Kanl, a daughter
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BIRTY15
Notable Deaths
RFr HAIRY EaRPsT.

REV HARRY EARPsT. METHODIST cLER-
GTNAE-Bel lingham. Wash May 21-Rev.
Harry Hsrpsr. D. D.. one of the founders Of
the Methodist church 81 Washington. died
sst night 81 Burlington. Sksgit county, aged
- years
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LOST AND FOUND

IF YOU LOSE ANYTHING-Advertiss
it here. II will be returned TO you if an
honest person finds ii. Remarkable recov-
cries are brought about every day
through this column.
IF YOU FIND ANYTHING bring il to
the
( San Francisco Call
Lost and Found. Bureau
! Third and Market StreetsS
~~~~-~-~~~~~~~---~~~~~~~~S
Get claim check Have it advertised.
Reclaim il if the owner does not.
THE LAW-Pecple who find lost arti-
cles are interested in knowing that the
state law is strict il requiring them TO
seek the owners through advertisements
and otherwise and that failure to do
so, if proof can be shown, involves
severe penalty.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Runs AND HITS Ry IyvTvcs
Sc A1AiARY

Sacrifice hit-Duncan. Two base hits-Kuhu
Streib. Earned runs-Fresno ], San Francisco
Struck out-By Clark 4. by Lane ;. First has
on called balls-on CLARK 3. or Lane 2 LET
on bases-Fresno IL, San Francisco s. Doubl
play-daul to Tracey. Passed balI-Burke
Hit by pitched ball-Maul Ferlin Time a
game hours. Cmpire-DorIe
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San Jose 4, Stockton O

SAN JOSE, May 21.-San Jose got to
Locks for three runs on four clean hits
in the fourth inning and had no trouble
winning from Stockton Score:
c-rorL-rraN-
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Los ANGELES

Credie was hit on the temple by a
pitched ball, but continued TO play.
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Fresno 3, San Francisco &

by pitcher-HartmaD. Moskiman. Double plav-
Sheehan TO Campbell to Nealon. Time of game
/ hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-Ehrct
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CHURCH SERVICES

HINDU temple, in Fllbert ST.. cor Webster. city
Today three free public lectures by two Hindu
swamis on ''SeIf-Vill Merged In Divine Will. =
at 10.45 n. m. on should q Neophyte Seek
SolItuder'' st } o. M. and Ask and Ye
Shall Receive at T:45 p. m. Glass lectures
and lessons for members only. For other in
formation please inquire
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SAX FRANcISCo
Runs AID HITS BY INNINGS


Sacrifice hits-Hsrkins. Martinkc. Tennant.
willis. First bsse on called baHs-od Ha-kins
]. o. Wits T. Struck Out-By Willis :. Hit
hy pitched balI-hinkeL Double plaT-Grakam
fo St0TsB. Passed ban-R NiIIsms Time Of
Csme-I hour and - minutes. Umpire-Toman
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- AND Els 81 INNINGS
SUMMARY
. hits EfauaCau Raru1nr

Two base hits-Flanagan, Rsymer- First bsse
on called bslls-O1 Ehnan 2 Struck out-By
Ehmsn 1, By Wigs ?. Double piays-Ragsn 70
McCay 10 Cameron. Ehman 20 Raymer 10 GsndIl.
Wild pitch-Wiggs- Time of game hour snd
10 minutes. Cmpire-McGreevy.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco I. Vernon o.
Sacramento ?. Oakland o.
Los Angeles 3. POEtland 2.
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Two base hit-Smith. Stolen hases-KeIler.
Kruger. First base on called balls-On Miller
2. of Loucks ?. Struck out-By Miller l. nv
Loueks A. Sacrifice hits-Joyee, Lacey. HIT by
pitcher-Bailey Time of game hour and .
minutes Umpre-Smith Scorer-Anderson.
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Three base hit-Nealon. Two base hit-Ken-
nedy. Campbell Sacrifice hits-Van Buren,
Campbell. Mckune. First base on called balls
OF Van Otterynan 3. or Henderson l. Struck
out-By Van Otterman 9. By Henderson u Hit
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
estate League,

RESULTS OF GAMES
Oakland =, Santa Cruz /.
San Jose 4, stockton o.
san Francisco 9, Fresno 3.
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DALMATIAN Young Mems ell.
Regular special meetins
MONDAY EVENING. I'm
portant business. Fine for
nonattendance soc. BY order
of Z. BARESIN, Pres.
A. Z0RICH, Secretary.
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HALL to let for lectures. socials lodges. dances
etc: also store; rent reasonable. Apply Vet
Firemen's hall. 36S Fell ST.
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.one out when winnLng run vas seored.
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hUHPHY--ln Fruitvale. Cal. May 20 1909
John j.. beloved husband Of Emma Murphy
father OF Harold and Agnes Murphy son
Of Michael and the late Elizabeth Murphy
and brother OF Mrs. r. ]. Cavanaugh and
Mrs. J l. FLYNN, native OF California
aged 81 years and months
Friends and acquaintanccs arc respectfully
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LARGE FACTORY-COUNTRY
10 labOrers for the construction department.
a manufacturing plant near city, s.. 2Jeda~.