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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
SETTLEMENT EFFECTED
Building Contracts

Mrs A. IoiselIe and Mrs A. Sicotte with
r. X Iatulipe-AlI work, except plumbing and
gas fitting, for alterations and additions to
building at Sc corner of Mission street and
p pu syeune 3401 Mission, for 81 1872.
Y Audeoud with Searle & Henricks-fo erect
one story and basement frame cottage in
w line of Railroad avenue. 251:01z OF
Bay View, 25:lA, e 1909. 20, e 133:0s
S., 500.
qua Masonry for brick building in line OF
Davis street Oils of Washington, 1910
by E S7:6; s3,66s.
peter lager with Ruegg Brothers-AH work,
exceht excayating and concrete, for building at
SW corner of Precita avenue and Harrison
street. W So by s 100; $3.50.
Catherine S. Christie with j. W. Mayder-Al-
terations and additions to two story frame
hniIdinr faats1 in S line of Golden Gate avenue,
20,.6 d Of Masonic. 20 by 1878; S1.S10.
p Roland with George F. voight-To erect a
ono and q half story frame building in line OF
Twenfy-third street, rs W of Kansas, W rs by
n 100; 81 $50.
cont shaaes and gas fixtures for a one and a
half story frame building In line OF Twenty
Fourth avenue, 200 n of street. So. 600.
Mrs Tessie Stewart with o. b. Hedstrom-Al
work FOR two story and basement frame (dats)
In p line of Palm avenue, between Euclid and
California streets, lot 8. Jordan tract. 33:4x120
ida NJ Ginnochio with B. Pagano-AH work
excent plumbing mantels. light fixtures shades
for two story and basement frame 1.-TWO FATS
in " line of Vallejo street, 135 w Of Jones. "
25 by N 1876; IS ,665.
Edward H. Hammer with S. r. Brown--AI
work except shades. mantels finish hardware
electric and gas fixtures. CRATES and tile fol-
three story frame building in line OF Fifth
avenue, 10 Of Hugo street, % by e 100
IS, 492.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
OAKLAND PREPARES
FOR TAfI'S VISIT
Senator Perkins and Congress-
man KnOwland Appointed on
Reception Committee

OAKLAND, Aug. 25.-Mayor Frank
X. Mott this morning appointed COM
mittee, consisting of Senator George C.
Perkins, Congressman Joseph r. Know
land and the members of the executive
committee of the chamber OF commerce,
H. c. CapweH. W. S. Mackey. ]. Tyr
rel, A. j. Snyder and Henry P. Dalton.
to arrange for the entertainment of
President Taft during his visit to this
city October 5.
A number of prominent businessmen
will greet the presidential party upon
its arrival at the Southern Pacific Six
teenth street station and will act as it's
escort through the city and county
Preliminary plans for the day include
an automobile trip through Oakland.
Berkeley and Alameda, and a luncheon
at one of the downtown hostelries or
clubs. Either Senator Perkins or Mayor
Mott will preside as POSTMASTER at the
luncheon.
At the conclusion of the presidents
stay in this city he will be taken across
the bay to San Francisco in a govern
ment launch in order that he may be
able to observe at close range Oak
lands harbor and water front.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
Suburban Brevities

CLUBS WILL HOLD SESSIoN-BerkeIey
Aug 25.-The conference committee Of this city
will confer with the federation of mothers
clubs on matters OF mutual interest In the old
city hall tomorrow night
RABBI WILL LEAvE-0akland, Aug. 25.-
Rev Dr. Rudolph Coffee, rabbi OF the Tree OF
Life synagogue at Pittsburg, Pa, will return
to Pennsylvania Sunday. He will speak at the
Temple Emanu-El. San Francisco, Saturday
morning on 1.-THE Influence of Israeli
DWELLING TAKES FIRE-Hayward, Aug
25.-Daniei Fishbeck's residence In Main street
near A caught fire mysteriously at ]: 80 O'Clock
this morning and nearly destroyed before
the fire department was summoned. The whole
roof was ablaze when an alarm sounded
and the furniture was carried out Of the build
ing by neighbors. The loss 81 900.
PRoDUCENEN MOvE-Oakland, Aug 25-
Several prodtse dealers in the exchange al
Twelfth and Webster streets have taken quar-
t&s In the neghborhood of Second and Web
ster streets. F. NJ. Smith. owner OF the pres
emit exchange building It is said, intends IL
use the present block for other business struc
lures.
BIDS ARE kland, Aug. 25-
Four bids were received by the board OF publ,
works commissioners today for the construction
tween First and Eighth. City Engineer Turnel
had estimated the cost at $4,000. Murphy Co
bid $40. 322. C. ID. Vincent. S12 S35; John (Iearv
SO 235. and John Heafy, $11,411. The commits
sion asked the contractors to file Supplemental
bids for the work in case the city stops ca
traffic on the street while the work is in prog
ress.
WILL DECORATE CITY HALL-oakland
Aug 25-The board of public works commits
sioners decided today to deck the facade ane
tower of the city hall with incandescent light
for three daysLSaturday, Sunday and Monday
on observance of Labor day. r. NJ. Hamb, grant
marshal Of the Labor day parade, requested tn,
decorations.
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FISHERMAN ARRESTED
FOR ATTACK ON CHILD
Girl Refused to Name AssaiIant
for Two Years
TSn.c;oI D;,not,L l. TIL IN

SAUSAL1To, Aug. 25.-The case of
Allen Ingersoll, the fisherman who
was arrested at San Rafael yesterday
on the charge of having committed an
assault upon the little daughter of
John ". Miller, a. local businessmen
will come up before Justice r. ]. Rem
ner tomorrow.
The crime is said to have been com
mitted two years ago, but until lately
the child has steadfastly refused to
divulge the name of her alleged as
sailant: although repeatedly urged ia
do so by her mother.
The fact that Ingersoll took an act
i've part in the recent charges brought
against Daniel Garfield, another fsb-
erman, accused of~a somewhat similar
crime, caused the child's father to
swear to the complaint against him
Ingersoll was a witness against Car
field during the investigation by Dis
trict Attorney Boyd in San Rafael last
Friday. Garfield is out on $1,000 bonds
while Ingersoll, unable to furnish
$4,000 security, is in jail
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Loretta Caesar to Daniel Cutter, lot in ST
line of Harrison street, $50 SW Of Fourth
Sw 25 by Sc so; $40.
lot In Sw line of Moss street. 20S NV OF
Folsom. NV "a by sw SOFA. and one other
piece; SO.
Pauline Schumacher to Lille A. Schumacher
quarter of a lot in NV line Of Natona street
200 SW of Sixth. Sw % by. NV 70; So
half lot in NV line of Natoma street. 20(
SW OF Sixth, Sw Is by NV IS; $40
William THOMAS to Frederick W Kimbls
Scott street, 34:4ia by 1O9:sA $40.
The John Center company to Henry Kahn
land commencing 1926 2 OF Shotwell ST street
Shotwell at a point 1912 Of Twenty fourth
NE to beginning; $40.
Charles Rethers to Theodore C. Rethers. loa
in w line of Jones street. 100 of Filbert, \
1876 by W 1916; gift
Same to same, 102 feet In line Of Filbert
| street. N 1916 by " 1875; gift.
Frederick Dreher to Albert Meyer, lot In
w line Of Thirtieth avenue, 100 \ Of street
so by W 120; $40.
! and Margaret f. Center, lot at NE corner Of
Sixteenth and Shotwen streets, E 10o by
145 $4,000.
Homestead realty company to Henry L
Meloche. lot in sW line OF College avenue
| 100 NV OF wayland. NV 25 by SW 100; $40
Frank Roach to jeremiah Z. Roach, lot Il
son street, Sc % by NE 70. and one othel
piece; 500.
Georgia L. WheeIand 10 sophie NJ kraus
fifth Of lot in W line Of Valencia street
1865 " OF Twentieth % by W 100, ant
a fifth of one other piece; SO
Assets realization company to Sarah A. Pol
lock, lot in w line Of Ashbury street. POI 4
of Frederick. 100 by W 1868; 81.
John Grady and wife to Alex NJ. Martin
lot in SW line Of Gambler street, 100 NV OF
Dwight NV Is by Sw 100; $40.
Morris Toich and wife to Dewey Coffin. loi
in Sc line Of Chenery street, so NE of Miguel
Matthew /. Sullivan to william Young Patch
lot in w line OF Baker street, 90:6 Of Green
80 by w 1873; $40 (re-recordedl.
San Francisco and Suburban home building
society TO Frank G. lie Blond, lot in W line
of Parker avenue, 1854 or Euclid, n 10 BY
Frank 9. lie Blond to Eleanor V. lie Blond
lot in W line of Parker avenue, 1884 Of
Euclid. n 1918 by W 120:42; gift.
Gustave verhaegen and wife to Bernard Neyi
and wife, lot 1888. gift map 2, So.
Elizabeth A. Derby to Bernard Neyt ane
wife, same; SO.
Mfers. lots / to 8, block SO, Refs tract: 1880
John II. Grady and wife to Angus Campbell
lot in sw line Of Gambler street, IT'S NV o
Frank A. Laux to Peter ID. Coldenia Findlay
| lot In W line of Guerrero street, $50 s o
Fifteenth. 70 By W 100; $40.
gren lot in line OF Twenty eighth street
225 Of Church, E rs BY 20; $40.
Wallace b. Plumb to Louis wolfsohn an,
| Of webster. W rs by so; $40.
! william r. Mcclure to Carolina Bohr, lot Ii
| line of Jackson street. ITO W Of Hyde
| w 27:6 by n 1926; So
executrix John G. Hanlon. deceased lot Ii
! SW line Of First avenue at United States mill
| tary reservation. S 70:6. W 40. n 1854, Nj
JossSh Rablno ct al to Giuseppe Rubino
/ lot In f.. line OF Sonora street. 77:8 n q
Green, 20 by E 40; $40.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
SAN FRANCISCO JUSTICE
MAY ISSUE EXECUTION
Injunction Against Court and
Creditor Is Dissolved

SACRAMENTO. Aug. 25.--The third
district court of appeal reversed the
Tuolumne superior court today in the
case of Charles Burge against the JUS
tfces of the peace of San Francisco to
prevent their issuing writ of execu-
ton against him in favor of Sol Kahn.
his creditor to the amount of $3.50.
The Tuolumne court granted Burge a
permanent writ Of prohibition, which
the appellate court declares contrary to
law 1t is pointed out that Burge
should have first moved to quash the
summons in the justices court.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
SECOND JURY ACQUITS
FOLEY GIRL OF CHARGE
First Verdict of Guilty Was
Set Aside

BERKELEY, Aug. 25.-Mary Kate
Foley was acquitted by jury today
before Justice of the Peace Edgar of
disturbing the peace of Mrs. Cecilia
Bell, neighbor of the Foleys This
was the second trial on the charge
The first jury convicted Miss Foley.
but she obtained a new trial by fling
affidavits to show that she believed
she was to be tried in the afternoon
instead of the forenoon. Miss Foley
was not in the courtroom during the
trial which resulted in verdict of
guilty.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
FIVE men FIGHT ON
TOP OF MOVING CAR
Brakeman Subdnes Assailants,
Who Land in Jail After
lnflicting Wounds
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SACRAMENTO. Aug. 25.vH. C. Cap
ito, Southern Pacific brakeman. is in
the railroad hospital here with his face
and shoulders badly slashed, and John
Cantrail, Charles Love. Peter Flana-
gan and James Walsh are in the Chico
city prison charged with assaulting
him with intent to murder
The four men under arrest were rid
ing in a cattle car when Capito discoy-
cred them near Tehama He ordered
them out, but they refused to go and
attacked him after climbing on top of
the train.
With the train going at a fast rate
the five men fought on top of a cattle
car, but Capito finally got away from
the others and, with a pretense of
having revolver, forced the men
back into the car
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WESTERN SHOPPERS WIN

SEATTLE. Aug. 25.-The west tri-
umphed over the east in the second day
of the big trap shoot in progress under
the auspices of the Interstate associa-
ton. In the important event of the
day. the preliminary handicap two
the amateurs. and a third westerner
came in for second place. c. r. Adel-
mon of Boise, Idaho, and E. E. Ellis OF
Seattle each broke SO out of a possible
100 targets, and ]. l. Mclaughlin of
Seattle was next with 90. In shooting
off the tie Adelman missed HIS first tar
get, but steadied and scored II out of a
possible 20. Ellis broke 16 targets.
losing by one point.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
POSTPONES SENTENCING
NOTORIOUS BUFF KID"
Charles Mack Gains Delay and
Fights for New Trial

OAKLAND, Aug. 25-Motions for a.
new trial We're made today when
Charles Mack, alias the Buff Kid" ap-
peared before Judge Waste for SEN
tence. Mack was convicted on a charge
of robbing Mrs. Edith McCrea of s11O
in the former Press saloon. Judge
Waste postponed sentence until Tues
day. when arguments will be heard on
the motion.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26

Tc prevent dry, thin and falling hair,
remove dandruh. allay itching and irri-
tation and promote the growth and
beauty Of the hair, frequent shampoos
with Cuticura Soap and occasional
dressings with Cuticura are usually efYec-
tive when all other methods fail. Spe-
cial and full directions accompany each
package Of Cuticura.
Cutieura Soap (25c.). CutIcuFs Ointment (5Oe.l
and CutIcura ResoFent (5Oe.), Tor ID the form Of
Chocolate Coated Pills 25c. per vial OF SOD are sold
throughout the world Potter Drug 4 Chem Corp
Sole Props. lbs Columbus Ave. Boston. Mass
aF32-page Cutieurs Book. mailed nee. al author
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
WILL FORCE PAVING
OF STREET BY SUIT
Trustees Tell Attorney to Pro-
coed Under Vrooman Act

HAYWARD, Aug. 25.-The trustees
have instructed Town Attorney w. z.
Meek TO commence proceedings under
the Vrooman act against the Oakland
traction company and p. Swift, who
have both refused, il is alleged, to
pay their share Of the paving of Cas-
fro street with asphalt
All other property owners have
signed the petition tor the work.
successful suit against the car
company and Swift will add 25 per
cent to the first cost for the defend
ants shares of the Improvement.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
CAR CRUSHES OUT
OLD WOMAN'S LIFE
Mrs. AntOinette L. Burdick Be-
comes Confused and Is
Killed Near Fitchburg

OAKLAND. Aug. 25.-Mrs. Antoin-
cite L. Burdick. "a years of age. was
run down and killed by an electric
car on the Hayward line late this aft
ernoon near Fitchburg. Her skull was
fractured and she died within a few
minutes after being carried into a
nearby store. The remains were re-
moved by Deputy Coroner George
Murphy to the morgue at Elmhurst.
From the information of eyewit-
nesses Mrs. Burdick started to cross
the track, turned back and, becoming
confused, stood still until she was hit
by the car.
Mrs. Burdick was formerly a resi-
dent of Alameda. Some months ago
she was placed in the Old Ladies'
Episcopal home at her request by her
attorney, r. B. Tappan. She became
dissatisfied there and was later placed
in home conducted by the Odd Fell
lows. Again she became dissatisfied
and at her request her attorney pur-
chased a little home for the aged
woman in Fitchburg, where she lived
for a short time =
DIsPLEAsED ATTORNEY
Mrs. Burdick, firing of her Fitch
burg residence, made statements that
displeased Attorney Tappan. who said
that she had implied that he had not
handled her funds properly. Tappan
placed $4,000 on deposit and requested
the superior court to investigate all of
his transactions with Mrs. Burdick
and IL it was found that he had not
acted fairly and honestly by her in all
his dealings he would return her the
A.. 600 that he had expended of her
funds in buying and equipping the
Fttchburg home for her.
SETTLEMENT EFFECTED
A settlement was reached this after
noon between Attorney oliver Dibble,
acting for Mrs. Burdick, and Attorney
A. F. St Sure. acting for Tappan,
whereby Mrs Burdick decided back to
Tappan for $500 the Fitchburg prop
erty.
Mrs. Burdick left the Office of St.
sure. in this city. with the understand
ing that she was to appear at Dibble's
Office in San Francisco tomorrow. Dib-
BILE was to place the aged woman in a
home in San Francisco. How Mrs. Bur-
dick came to be in Fitchburg is mys-
terry to her attorney Mrs. Burdick
leaves a son, M. S. Burdick. in Ala
media.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
HOPS OF GOOD SIZE
AND THE YIELD LARGE
Hundreds of Pickers FIockinp
to Nord and Bohemia Fields

MARYSYILLE, Aug. 25.-Hop pick
Ing at the Nord and Bohemia fields be-
gan today and hundreds of pickers are
flocking there. Many of the people
who have been at work in the Wheat
land and Sacramento hop fields are
going to these places. The hop crop
at both places will be larger this sea-
son than ever and the prices realized
are top notch 1t is estimated that at
the Nord field. alone there will be
more than 500 bickers employed. Crops
are unusually heavy and the hops of
unusual size.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
LUMBER COMPANY BUYS
ONLY RIVALS BUSINESS
Monopoly of Trade Acquired by
McCIoud Corporation
fSpeciol Dispatch 10 The Cali

MccLoUD. Ang. 25.-The Mccloud
river lumber company now has an alb
solute monopoly of the mercantile bus
mess in this numbering town. For
$4,000 it has purchased the store
operated for so many years by Michael
Leonardini, the company's only rival
For ten years Leonardini has been a
thorn in the company's side. He pur-
chased land in the town many years
ago. and was thus able to get foot
hold before the company, which now
owns every foot of ground for miles
around. The company tried all sorts
of tricks TO Gust him, but Leonardini
prospered, and was able to exact big
price.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
EARL RODGERS IN COURT
FOR AUTO SPEEDING
Calhoun Attorney Arraigned in
South San Francisco

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 25.-
Earl Rogers, the United Railroads at
torney. who was arrested a few Sun
days ago for violating the motor speed
laws on the outskirts of the city. was
arraigned before Justice Ambrose Nc
Sweeney this morning, the trial being
set for September 4. Rogers was rep
resented by w. A. Anderson and w.
Dehn. His chauffeur. William Barring
ton, was also arrested today and re-
leased on $40 bail.
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USE DOGS AND SHOOT DOES
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

REDWOOD CITY, Aug. 25.-A dis
patch received here from Palo Alto this
afternoon on good authority says that
the game laws Of both this and Santa
clara counties are being openly rio-
lated by mountain-residents and camp
ers. IT is said that deer are being
hunted with dogs and that does are
being shot, resulting in such a supply
Of venison that the mountain hotels
are serving it at their tables.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
CANCER ENDS DAYS OF
A PIONEER OF '4o
Daniel Kitchings Dies at Old
CoIIegeviIIe Home
TSpecial Dispotch TO The Call

STOCKTON, Aug. 25.-After long
suffering with cancer Daniel Kitchings,
pioneer of this county, died last night
at the old Kitchings place near Col
legeville. He came west in '49 and
settled in this county three years later
He was well known throughout the
county. He left three children: J. T.
and R. L.. Kitchings and Mrs. F. w.
Won Claim. He was a. native of Ohio,
aged 81 years.
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ARRESTED FOR CHEATING
CHICO HOTEL PROPRIETOR
Plot Is Suspected Among Sew
eral Employees
Especial Dispatch 10 The CAN

Thompson arrived here today from
Chico and he was arrested on a North
ern Electric train while en- route to
Sacramento. He is accused of beating
q Chico hotelmap out of $40. It is
claimed there that several employees
have got away with like amounts in
the way Of board. The hotelmen sus-
pect that there is a plot among several
of the employees to get certain
amount Of board and then quietly
leave for other scenes. Thompson will
be taken back to Chico and his trial
may put a stop to the practice.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
BERKELEY WOMAN SAYS
JEWELS WERE STOLEN
Ring Set With Opals and Dia-
monds Taken

BERKELEY. Aug. 25.-Mrs. F. Stew
art of 1924 Carlton street complained
to the police today of the theft of a
gold watch and ring with opals and
diamonds. valued at $50, from her room
yesterday.
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NEWS OF OAKLAND BERKELEY HAYWARD LEANDRO

ADVERTISE FOR BIDs-OakIand. Aug. 25-
The directors of the Young Mems Christian
association advertised for bids for the furnishing
of the steel material for the new Y. NJ.
c. A. building at Twenty-hrst street and Tele-
graph avenue The plans and specifications are
kept at the office. Fourteenth and. Maple streets.
and by the engineer in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
DEATH CALLS WIFE OF
STOCKTON CONTRACTOR
Mrs. c. j. Powell Succumbs
After Weeks Suffering
Special Dispatcf 10 The Calll
| Special Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Aug. 25.-Mrs Charles J.
Powell. wife of a well known building
contractor of this city, passed away last
evening at the family residence Death
was due to a stroke of apoplexy which
she suffered a week ago.. She was the
daughter of George w. Poppelwell and
sister of Mrs. c. III. Robbins, Mrs j. M.
Laid and Mrs. E. W. Baker. She leaves
three children, Eottie, Zillah and James
Powell. She was a native Of England.
At years of age.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
COUNTRY PAPER SETS
NEW MARK FOR RIVAL
Byron Times Puts Out Hand
some Edition With Color
/ Speeial DispaLeh o The CoILl

BYRON, Aug. 25.-This weeks issue
Of the Byron Times sets a new mark
for country weeklies.
The paper appears printed in colors
with colored initials. The Times has
installed a new printing outfit and
color press in honor Of its third birth
day.
The circulation of the paper covers
II towns on the west side, as well as
ali the island country.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
nAnoHER BADLY HuRr-Rsa,.oo

RANCHER BADLY HURT-Redwood CITY.
Aug 25.-Under the constant care OF two phy-
sicians Baptiste Cavalli. a prominent rancher
OF La Honda, Is at the Del Monte hotel Of this
city lowering between life and death az fhe
result of runaway accident yesterday. CavalIi
was driving into this city when his horse be-
came frightened at steam roller and ran
away, throwing him out.
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INVESTIGATE TExTBooK-6akland, Aug
25.-Statements that the new advanced geog-
raphy in use in the public schools is inaccurate
led the merchants exchange TO appoint com
mittee to investigate and report next week. The
members of the committee are George W. Ar
per, c.. +. Kertell, I'll. n. Gard %. c. Brown
and l.. n. Dawson,
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HOP PICKING BEGINS Santa Rosa Aug
25.--Hop picking is in progress In few of the
general in a couple OF weeks. The warm
weather is all that could be desired for the har-
vesting of the crop. The hops are fine In So
mona county this season. The growers are pay.
ing cent per pound for pickipgs
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PAINTER FOUND DEAD-Burlingame, Aug.
25-Thomas A. Monahan painter employed in
this ctty. was found dead in bed at his home
in Clarendon road this morning. Monahan. who
was 80 years Of age, was at work yesterday and
did not complain Of feeling III. It is supposed
Coroner ]. e. Elder is Investigating the case
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
KEPT PRISONER
BY AWFUL HUMOR

Whole Body Covered and Head So
Bad She Could Not Comb Hair
Sight Affected Neighbor Beg
ged Her to Use Cuticura = It
Cooled the itching Flesh and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26
FORMER JEwELER

FORMER JEwELER DIEs-vallejo. Aug. %
Julius de Gerrick. for many years engaged In
the ieweIry business In this city and until re-
Gently resident OF Oakland. is dead at his
home here.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-26

Great parade honor Golden Jubilee S. f.
S.Y. sunday morning, Aug. 20, 9:l5.