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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-05-25

j. II. Williams Returns From a Ten
Day Session Of the o. r. 7.

Wilson, n. c., May 2O.-Mr. j. H.
Williams, who attended the Biennial
session of the Order of Railroad Tel
egraphers, which has just been
brought to q successful close in At
lanta, Ga, is back in Wilson,, from
where he went as a delegate OF the
Atlantic Coast Line system.
He gives a glowing account of his
trip, saying six hundred delegates and
visitors We're there from all sections
Of the United States, Canada and
Mexico. He "a the most important
measure adopted by the order was
the approval of the Railroad Depart
ment by the American Federation Of
Labor, which consists Of eight out Of
the eleven Br~otherhoods of Railroad
Employees.
II. p. Perham, of st. Louis, Mo-.
president of the Q. R. T., was elected
president of the Railroad Department
Of the Federation of Labor.
At the convention which was held
in Chattanooga. Tenn. there was a
membership then OF less tina ten
thousand, at present there are on the
rolls IN the ne~ighborhoOd Of forty
Thousand names. When the order
was organized there We're scarcely no
Iunds IN the treasury-at present
tneN nave sixty thousand dollars to
their credit.
The order is composed of leading
representative men. In the recent city
election in ST. Louis, the grand sec
rotary and treasurer Of the order. +.
w. Quick, was elected treasurer of
that city by bou seventeen thousand
notwithstanding every ticket in the
field.
Bids were made for the holding of
the next convention IN Atlantic Civ.
Angeles, Little Rock, Mobile. Salt
Lake City, Dayton. Toronto. Canada.
ano several others. Toronto, Canada.
WIZ be the next meeting place, and the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-05-25

beginning Of a campaign of good roads
education which has been almost mar
VelOuS in it's results. This campaign
has eliminated in the authorization b.
the voters of McEeills township of an
issue of bonds against that township
of SIS, 900. 90. the proceeds to be ex-
pended in construction of good roads
within it's territory.
All that is necessary to convince all
interested that the Capital Route is the
superior one is to bring it's advantages
before the public, and this Mr.. TUFTS
has undertaken to do. and is meeting
with the hearty cooperation Of all the
towns along the line. In union there
IS strength" and the writer would sug-
gest that a meeting of representatives
from the several towns along the
route IN North Carolina be called with
q view to an interchange of ideas and
concerted action. Raleigh would seem
to be the logical place to hold snch a
meeting.
ARTHUR S. NEWCOMB.
Southern Pines. y. c., May 21st.
1909.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-05-25
TOWN Of LENO|R WINS
INJUNCTION OF CITIZENS DIS
SOLVED BY JUDGE JUS
TICE.

Lenolr, n. c.. May 31.-At the Feb
rua1E term of Superior Court twenty
1lte or thirty Of the citizens living
atonS Lower Creek. below LenOir. Sc
cured an injunction against the town
emptylnS ITS sewer pipes into the
stream. Since that time Judge Justice
has had the matter under era
,tlon. esterday morning he handed
DOWN his decision dissolving the in
Junction proceedings n the town
Will now put their pipes into the creek.
The town has been dumping its refuse
matter into Lower creek for the past
forty years.
1t is not known whether the plain
tl1fS VIII take the matter to the Su-
preme court or not. but it is likely
they will.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-05-25

(FaNetteNille ObSerNer.l

Sheriff Watson took r. D. NASH
burn. the escaped ~lunatic, to the asy-
lum at Raleigh Monday. When the
sheriff turned Mashburn over to the
superintendent that official asked him.
why he went to Fayetteville instead OF
TO mis- old nome in Durham. Quietly
and quick as a flash came the reply:
w by eNerNbOdE goes to FaNette%iIle."
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-05-25
Mr.. H. I'll. Rogers Funeral.
(By the Associated Press.}

New York. May 21.-The funeral OF
the Late Henry H. Rogers was held to-
day, services being conducted Q. th2
Church of the Messiah by the Rev. Dr.
Robert Collyr, pastor Emeritus and It
great c~OncOurse attending. Tomorrow
the final funeral services VIII Ga nel}
in he beautiful Unitarian church, at
Fair Haven, Mass, a gift Of Mr.. RC&-
erS in of his mother.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-05-25

Greatness is selfconscious. not in
the Ordinary sense of that phrase,
put IN the sense hat denotes con
e. SimOnds.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-05-25

time May, 1911.
All were pleased with their reception
in the South, especially the Canad-
ianS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-05-25
Cable it to Roosevelt.
iBE the ASSociara6 praSS

(By the Associated Press
Eau Claire, Wis, May 21.-Tae wife
OF Fay Irish, Of Thorp, Clark county.
yesterday gave birth to five babies
lnree and two sons. All
are alive and We'll tonight
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-29

unter ser INSTRUMENTATION @e=
polferung perbreitet meroen. uebri-
gems bat nenlih in Der 2egislatur
BON Georgia iogor ein 9optiTen-
preoiger, Elm gemiiier 9looe, ieine
Stimme gegen Hrobibition, gaqen
oie 8robibitioniiten uno eegen ibre
Metbooen erboben. Gin onoerer
8aptiitenpreoiger, Ser aber ein
itrammer 8robibitioniit lit, botte
ein 2egislatur- Mitelieo namens 4n=
oerlon ongegriffen, neil er Die Pear
Beer" -8ia 6efampft uno botte be-
bauptet, Mnoerion befdmpfe Die
gia mir, neil ct fiirali6 Qftien in
Der 8rouerei BON Sobannab, mo oas
oReor Seer" bergeitellt miro, ge-
fouft- babe. @nberion batte oarollf-
bin ieinen s(nereifer IN offener 2e=
gislaturiieuna einen obii6tliden,
bosartigen uno eemeinen 2iigner ge-
nannt. @ls er nit ieiner 4nfIoqc
fertig war, erbob iid Slaoe, Ser
ebenfaQs elm 2egislatur- Mlitelieo lit,
uno erflarte, er 1timme p~o1ltGnoig
nit In0erion therein. @s 6obe
i'm tief perlest, 81 ieben, ooB Gin
Wenih, Der ein 8aptilten- 8reni9er
iein moae, einen miiroigen Mom
mie Inoerlon nit @erleumouneel1
iiberbaufe. sd bin ein 9aptinen.
Hreoiger," fubr ct fort, yi6 CLAUDE
OH Semperen5, aber ni1t an Hros
hibition. Sm Namen ouer antec
gaptiitel lpiini6e id oieien Mnoriff
5uriid5umeiien, Ser bon einem ;e-
ner Geiiepreoiger NIT longem Soar
un6 groBem Maul, oie Der gen1pc-
ren3iade mebr Shoben getan 0a-
ben, als Gle 8ralter uno 8eItina-
teure in Der gallaen @elt, ouf Serrn
Inoerion gema6t botl 9ie 2eute,
Die es nit Ser Sahe Ser 8emperens
ernit meinen, loQten es iid f(nr
mohen, bob, tpenn lie oieie iiberge,
ibnappten grtremiIten ni6t obifliit.
helm, balo oos onbere grtrem CUR
@eltung fonullen mirol"
limo oos aus bent M1noe zines
8optiiten- Breoigers! 8eeinnt es
nirfli6 gu togen2 49 nein, Ser
Mam biloet nur cine riibmlicbc
Iusnabme. @ir molten rns freue;l,
oaB es iolde @usnabmen giebt, aber
mir moden uus ourd tie ni6t i6sr
Die mobre SAGE t9ulhen Ioffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-29
Die Joritfarriere biersnlanor.

Nad elmer Witteilung oes BUN.
oes-Sorifamtes baben ioeben AZ
iunge @ra6uierte bon neun amerifa-
nii6en Soritihulen Mniteauneen als
Jorit-Giiiitenten i'm 8unoesbienit err
balten. Nur flint BON oieien baber
Boiten I'M @aibingtoner @ollpt.
bureau erbalten, Die anberen AZ MUIR
ben Ben ieds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I'M @eiten ~iibermieien.
6orit-Miiiitenten iino 2eute, Ole
ibre berufli6en 8orltuoien i'm Sort
fo6 ourdgemadt baben, mie 4noers
ibre mebi5iniiden uno iuriltilder
Stuoien, nno iino nun fir pratt.
i6e @rbeit befobist. Bis lie gent
aenoe @rfabrungen seiammelt bobelt,
erbalten Tie 5una6it untergeoronett
Steaungen. Sic iteben crit ouf Der
eriten Sproiie Der Setter unb mii,ier
ibre 5abiefeit 5eieen, ebe iie bobel
binaufriidell. 3u Mnfang erbalter
iie $1,000 iabrlid.
Sn Sen Notionalforften lit oet
6orit=@iiiitent off Der tebniide 8e-
rater Der @aloaufieber, lpelde mel.
items ueitlihe 2eute nit oen noti.
gen proftii6en %grfabrulaeen 1ino.
aber Der Shulung i'm miiienihaftli.
den Goritpeien ermnngeln. Ooel
lie peroen aud gum Stltoiunl be
ionoerer Hrobleme perpenoet, oi(
gum geiten elmer guten 6oritpermal.
ting elmer ipe5ielen l1nteriufurq
beOiirfen. Die Soritmirti6oft iud1
aus einem beltimmten Stiid @alo-
lanb Den groBten Nnten gu ale.
ben, uno ba5u iino Stuoien ullf
8eriude> miiienidaftlide uno prof.
tiide erforoerlihl mie es in Der 2ullc.
ipirtihaft uno moeren @eihaften 1T
Die Sorit-Aiiiitenten liao fir oieler
3tpef porbereitet.
9as Sntereiie on Dem Sorit6eru
lit in itetem 3unebmen unb oieIt
junge 2eufe nladen lih nit oen ani
acknowledgement nno Ben ipdterer
Musfi6ten befannt. Ser 8uuoes
oberforiter Clifford 3indot iogte ii
ieiner oiesiabrieen anipro6e an oil
| 5oritfanoiooten Der Sorporo Timber.
iitdt:
u9ie &egierune uno ooS 2oni
braltdt mebr in Der Soritmiiienihai
a%useebiloete 2eute, uto Die 0ele
| genbeit lit ba eeboten fir cine onge
nebme un6 niisli6e 2ebens5ufunft
lin elm gutter 5oriter gu perben
iollte elmer Elm Naturfreuno uii
ettpos BON einem RaturpiiienldJoft
Ter iein uno redt bel @eldaftsta
lent beiisen. I'm Die 8erpertiui!
oes @aloes gu fennelt, muB er if:
ituoieren. @r muB oaber 8eobadj
| t~ltngsgabe, 2iebe 5ur Ratur uni
| bic 51bigfeit beiiten, in ibre @e
beimniiie ein8uoringen. @r mui
| pielieitig iein, @eiitesgegenipart uni
Selbltpertrauen beliben; err muB Sc
| reit iein, manhe llnannebmlid)feitel
zines rallben 2ebens 81 tragen mi
muB ii6 au6 ben &eipeft rai6e.
2ellte erperben fonnen, Die einell ia
| ihen 8lid fir ben Itorfen &oratte.
zines gorseiebten baben uno eineii
gingebiloeten Iebr bolp ieine Stel
hing berleioen. Gin Soriter ioa eli
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-29
Gin snnnel bnrdJ ben Munt=Slane

Ser fiibne Hlal1, oos mGhtige
Waiiip bes Mont-glanc nit eittcnl
Sunnel 5u ourdbre6en lit in sen
lebten Sabren mebrfo6 Ser @egeil-
italo lebbafter grorterltngen gerue-
len. 3aS frni5oiiife strbeitsminilte-
rium bot ieBt neue Stuoien uor-
nebnlen loiien, Die einen l1eberblid
iiber Die Sdwieriefeiten uro Soften
oes groBen 8erfes geben. Der
Sunnel miiroe, mie I'M @tobus be.
riftet miro, BEL Gbonlonir i elmer
Sobe bon 1850 Metern beginner
unb-in @ntrepes Bel 1887 Metern
9obe enoen. Die 2dnge miiroe orei.
5ebn &ilometer betragen, Die Stei-
guna Der 3ufobrtspege 300 Mil-
ltmeter auf einert Meter, 10 ooB man
fir ben 8obnperfebr eleftriihe1 Be-
trieb poriiebt. Die Softer oes
@erfes meroen bel 5meigleiIiger At-
lage olf ied)8ie Miaionen 5res, per-
onidlagt, oa5u fommen Die beioe1
3ufobrtslinien, bon Saint @erpai
nod Gbamonir urto bon goita nab
@%lltreoes, Die lie Is Wiaionen Srcs.
erforoern. Die @e idmmtfoitelt bon
80 Wiaionen bitten 5ranfreid) uno
Stolien gemeHliam auf8ubringcr.
0as Moiiin oes Mont-8lanc beitebt
aus bortem 8ranit; beionoerc
Shmierigfeiten meroen ni6t oorolls-
geleben, oo ser 0urdItid III eli
ner Sobe BON 1000 Metern erfolgt,
10 ooB Ole @efabren elmer iebr 10
ben 8emperotllr ooer ser @inbrudJ
qelpaltiger @oiiermoiiet mie beim
Simpion nidt 81 befiirdten lilt0.
Die Golter Der 9(rbeiten miiroe fiini
| Sabre betragen. Mit Der 9urdfit0-
rlllia oieies 8roieftes miirbc Die Ser
febrslinie 3oris-@enuo INN 90
&ilometer berfiir3t unb Ser grpbe
Sfnellperfebr bon England nod SIT
oieu, Der bis6er iiber 0elttid)lono
uno Die Sdlpei5 gelentt muroe, Dor
ailsiidtlid Den fran5oliihen 9abncn
5nfaden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-29

Sen6ef uns @uer Gieb ulo
erboltet ben boditen @arftpreis:
roihe @rleoigrng uno unIere @ner.
fennune. Geo. ". Sannoers Som.
million Go., Gan @ntonio uno Sort
@ortb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-29
amalen AT yferSe,

sir 5ebn Sabre fonnte id tein
Gfero reiten, obne Qualen ourd
Sdmorrboioen als5ubaltem" i6retbi
8. 8. 0apia, bon Struggles, 4p.,
uNa6bem ale 9oftoren uno Weoi-
5ienen bergeblid maren, furirte mid
9udllins @rnica Salbe." l1nfebIbar
fir Sdmorrboiben 8ranomunDen,
8erbriibnngen, Shnittpunben, 8eu,
len, Sieber- @eidmiire, eczema, Snl5-
fluB uno S~ibneraligei1. 25 gts. So
rantiet 0urd oGe 9ruagiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-29

Monu BON geinnoem @eiIt unO aor=
per iein ltno cine griinolide 8ilou19
beiiBert. Ser 8eruf btetet ibrn Damn
Die @elegenbeit 6u einem f%reiell, fri
iden 9eben in geiunoer 2uft unb ei=
ne i6one Iprgenfreie 3ufrnft."
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08

Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow mon
day. August o. 1909. at a-, O'Clock JOCK ?; trdnt M
thence TO King Solomons hall, Fillmore and
Sutter streets, where services VIII be heid
IL. +. & A. NJ. Interment private. Please omit
flowers.
GRIMES (Krauer).-In Birmingham: A la. July
% 1909 Mary Irean, beloved wife of Law
renee Grimes. mother of Florence Grimes
beloved daughter of Mary Sterling and the
late Henry Krauer, and sister of Bertha and
Frank Krauer Mrs Harry A. Eastman and
the late Caroline and Louis Krauer, native
of San Francisco.
Matthias Grimm. beloved husband of Katy
Grimm. son of Mary Grimm and the late
Schreiber, Mrs. Edward Rainer and Adam
Grimm. native of Brooklyn. N. Y, aged
81 years 8 months and % days.
HARRIGAN-In this city; august g. 1909, at
St. Joseph's hospital, Mary Harrigan, ma
tive of Ireland. aged so years.
Remains at the parlors OF Gantner Brothers;
346O Sixteenth street between Church and
Sanchez.
HARRISlIn this city. August 4, 1909, David
Day Harris, dearly beloved husband of Au-
George w Brooks. and devoted grandfather
of Lorraine. Madeline, Eyeleth and Frances
Brooks native Of Ghester9ed It,, n. a.; ases aged
fornia Pioneers.
Friends and acquaintances, are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services tomor-
row fNIonday) August 0. 1909. at $50 O'Clock
D. M at his late residence. 2160 Vallejo
street Incarceration Odd Fellows cemetery.
HoLMEs-In this city. August 8, 1909, Lillian
Bush beloved wife OF Frederick T. Holiness
devoted mother of Charles and Robert Bush
Holmes loving daughter of Louis Podesta,
and beloved sister of Ethel Podesta. native
of San FraDcisco. Cal, aged % years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today (sun-
day1. at / o'clock ?. M. from the parlors
of McRrearty & Mccormick. 9f5 Valencia
street near Twentieth. lnterment Cypress
Lawn cemetery
HooLEY-Ip this city. August I. 1909. Michael
HooIey native of County Cork, Ireland, aged
As years. member OIL the hlggers and
Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at
the parlors of the United Undertakers 260S
Howard street near Twenty-second.
KRETH-In this city. August 8, 1909. August
Ludwig Kreth. dearly beloved husband of
A. J. Watson aud Anna Adelaide Kreth. a
native of Hanover. Germany. aged SO years.
a members of the German krieger verein.
Friends and acquali1tances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, August
TO- 1900 at 80 o'clock. from Red Mems
hall 24O Golden Gate avenue. where funeral
services will be held under the auspices of
the Deutscher Krieger verein. Interment Cy-
press Lawn cemetery. via electric from
Twelfth and Market streets; Remains at
1912 Devsadero street between Ellis and
O'Fafrcl
MAEGELs- In this city. August Z. 1909. at his
late residence 73o Cole street Clans, be-
loved husband OF Wilhelmine Mangels, and
loving father OF William and Hazel NIangels.
native Of Germany. aged u years months
Notice Of funeral hereafter. Please omit
flowers.
McCREADIE-In Oakland Cal. August G. 1909
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
MOrnin q

Frederick SchloneI. dearly beloved husband OF
Emma Schlofel and loving father of Fred
erick. Edith and Walter Sehloffel. native OF
Germany. aged As years. A member OF the
Verein Eintracht.
Notice of funeral hereafter Remains at
the parlors of TheOdor Dierks & Co. 900 De
visadero street corner OF McAllister.
SHAW-In this city, August a. 1909. Thomas
W. Shaw dearly beloved husband of Mrs.
L. A. Shaw, and brother of Mrs. E. s.
Truro. Mass, aged 80 years and 13 days.
Friendg and acquaintanees are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
day., August .. 1909. at $50 O'Clock a. M,
from his late residence, 667 Haight street,
thence TO Sacred Heart church. where re-
repose of his soul. commencing at o'clock.
Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
STEELE-In West Berkeley Cal, August Z.
1909. Henry W. Steele. beloved husband Of
Margret A. steele, father Of John c.. Mil
ton NJ, Edmund R.. Harvey 3; and Cora L.
Steele, and brother Of J. W. Steele Of Pasco.
Wash. a native of Vermont. aged 40 years
months and q days member Of AppOmat-
tox post No. 5, G. A. r.
TIETJEN-Entered into eternal rest, August
8. 1909, Anna Catherine Tietjen. dearly be-
loved wife of the late Henry Itet1en, dearly
Peovsn Pes Enee1es o'nes CAL OF JoSe Carl a1Sa NJ
and Bertha $: Tietjen, and sister OF John
and Henry TietIen. a native Of Germany.
Der Of St Paulus Frauen verein- (New York
papers please copy
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow (Mon-
day., August o, 1909. at O'Clock p, m.
from her late residence. 2509 Bush street.
thence to St. Paulus German Evangelical
Lutheran church. of Eddy and Cough
Streets where services will be held at 80
p. m. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery, by
carriage.
Won sTADEN-At rest. in this city August ;.
1909, Doris Henriette, beloved wife OF the
late John Staden. loving mother of Annie
and the late Henry Staden. and sister OF
Mrs. Sophie Rensche and Mrs. Gretchen Li1k-
endey. a native of Bremerv0erde Germany,
aged 75 years months and days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today tSun-
day.. August 8, 1909. at o'clock D. m,
from the parlors of II. f. Suhr & Co., 29l9
Mission street between Twenty fifth and
Twenty-sxth. Interment Mount Ollvet eeme-
terry. by electric funeral car from Twenty
eighth and Valencia streets Remains viii be
at her late home 732A Duboce avenue, until
10 a. tomorrow Sunday.
WILKENS-In Cordelia. August 3 1900, Henry
beloved husband OF Elsie Wilkens loving
father of Henrietta wilkens, and beloved
brother of Mrs. @. Loeser Sr-, Mrs. ]. Klus-
man. Mrs A. Klahn and Miss Mary wilkens
native OF Hanover. Germany, aged A
years II months and 81 days
The funeral win take place at CoFdelia to-
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
CUSTOMS TOWATCH
FILIPINO IMPORTS
All Goods Except Silk Will Be
Admitted Free Within Pre-
scribed Limits
Treasury Issues Instructions
for Collector to Keep Count
Under New Law

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-Instructions
forwarded today by the treasury de-
partment to collectors of customs give
special attention to imports from the
Philippines which are provided for in
the Philippine tariff law.
Collectors have been instructed to
admit all articles from the islands free
of duty except rice until further no.
tice They are required, however. to
report to the treasury department with
out delay all entries of sugar. tobacco
and cigars so that precise count may
be kept ON such importations, as their
importation is limited by terms of the
law. Collectors in the Philippines will
report to the treasury the quantity of
such articles shipped to the United
States and in turn the treasury will
check the goods received in this coun-
try.
The law limits the free entry into
this country from the Philippines of
sugar to 100000 tons year filler to-
oacco to 100000 pounds a year wrap
per tobacco to 1000 pounds a wear.
cigars to 150,000,000 a year.
The acting commissioner of internal
revenue has prepared circular letter
TO revenue collectors respecting the
removal under certain conditions of the
tax on leaf tobacco. No change will
take place in the tax on cigars until
July l 1910, and instructions respecting
1t viii not be issued until shortly be-
fore that time
The collection of the tax on corpora
tlons is lodged with the commissioner
OF internal revenue. Until the re-
Gently appointed commissioner. Royalle
Cabell of Richmond. Va, shall assume
his duties about September 1 little will
be done in preparation for the work.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
DEATHS

BARRY-In this city. August 3 1909 william
J. Barry, beloved husband of the late Frances
Barry, and loving father of Helen Barry be.
loved son OF Margaret and the late Michael
Barry, and beloved brother of E. H. and
J. d. Barry. Mrs. William Shipsey, Mrs j.
Phillips. Mrs. j. J. DriscolI and the late
Mary Hurley. native of CastroviIle. Monte
rey county. Cal. aged 35 years 4 months and
q days. A member of South San francisco
parlor No 15T, n. s. G.. w.
Friends and aequantances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow GIon-
denee Of his brother. j D. Barry 1928 Eiey-
enth avenue South, thence to All Hallows
church, where a requiem high mass will be
celebrated for the ,repose Of his soul com
mencing at $50 o'clock a. m. interment
Holy Cross cemetery. by carriage.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PARLoR NO.
hereby notified to attend the funeral Of
our late brother. William j. Barry. from
bis, his late residence; ls2s Eleventh avenue
MATTHEW BRADY. President.
JOHN T. REGAN. Recording Secretary.
BECK-In this city. August Z. 1909 William
Beck. beloved brother Of Frederick Beck of
Oakland. Cal. native of Kinzelsan, Ger
many, aged 2S years months and IA days.
member Of the Deutscher Krieger verein
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Tuesday Ar-
gust. TO- 1909. at 1880 o'cioek. from Red
funeral services will be held under the ans.
pices of the Deutscher Krieger verein In
tcrinent sCypreSs Lawn cemetery, via electric
ear from Twelfth and Market streets. Re-
mains at the new mortuary chapel of n p
Petersen. 1912 Deyisadero street between Ellis
and 0'F~rell.
this city August ). 1909. Walter
Byrd. native of Wheeling. W. Va. "A mem
Der of local No 81, b. and s. l. W union.
Friends and acquaintanccs are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services today
sunday, at ] O'Clock p. M, from the par
lors of Gantner Brothers. 346o Sixteenth
street between Church and Sanchez Interment
Mount 0livet cemetery. bv electric funeral
car from Twenty eighth and Valencia streets.
CATLIN-In Yountvile. CAL August 5. 1909.
II. T. Catlin. q native of the state of New
York. aged so years.
Riverside CAL. August 3.
1909. Elwood. beloved song of Nellie G. Fair,
hurst and brother OF Arno Fairhurst Mrs
c. NJ. Ellis and Mrs. v. l.. Green 4 native
Of Tacoma. WASH aged 50 years.
Friends and acquaintanees arc respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services tomor.
row A1onday) afternoon August ., 1909 at
company. 80 Thirteenth street. Oakland
Interment Mountain View cemetery
Oakland. CAL July 81. 1909
William Hale Faunfleroy beloved father OF
Virginia, Sophie. Joseph and Sydney Fauntle-
roy. native Of Virginia, aged So years {
months and % days.
GLESs-In this city. August I. 1909. Aloise
beloved husband OF Josephine Gless. father Of
Mrs. y. Aagee. Jules Gless. Mrs. b. r. Alden
and Mrs. A. Cnrrier. and father In law OF
Daniel Magee. DIR. B. F. Alden and Arthur
Currier, a native OF France aged ~ years