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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02

by. the Rev. George A. Hough; pastor Grace
NJ. T.. church, George Washington Love of
San Francisco and Josephine Deyereaux Foley
< of; Oakland. 81;
McCAFFER Y-MONTGO this city, Oc-
tober SO. 1909, by the Rev. E. L.. Walz, pastor
Green Street Congrega tional4 church.. James
Arthur McGaffery and Sadie Anna. Montgom-
cry, both of San Francisco:
MENDEL son N-ROsENBERG-In this city. oc-
tober 15. 1909, BY the Rey: DR.. j.. Nieto,
Walter MendeIson and Esther Rosenberg.
HEIs-HANRATTY--I Oakland. CAL. Octo-
= Der 81 1909 by the Rev. A. Jathe, Hugo
lnichel of Oakland and Alice, Hanratty of Ala
media.
MURRAY-wAGNER--In this city, October 81.
1909 by the Rev. j. III. Schroeder William
Murray of San Msseo, Cal. and Julia Wagner
Of San Francisco.
SCHWAB-SLOMAN--In this city, October 81,
1902 by the Rev. DR.. George A, Hough, pas
tor Grace NJ. f. church, Erwin Garfield Schwab
and Natalie Alice Sloman, both of San Fran
csico
wALTHER-In this city, October
81, 1909, By the. Rev. NJ. Fl. Llebe. David
Shepherd Of Stockton and Jeanette Walther
OF San Francisco.
TOaSKEY-JACoBs- this city,; October 3.
1909, by the Rev. NJ. s. Levy, Samuel Tomskey
and Bertha Jacobs.
WEISS s-REPKEN-In this city. October "a,
1900, by the Rev. NJ. 8. Levy, William Gabriel
Weiss and Sadie Repken.
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Aqueduct Races

AQUEDUcT. \. Y Noy Wise Mason
the TO favorite. w0G the Glencove selling
stake, one mile, the feature Of The card here
today defeating Hilltop by head. Results:
First race. selling. one miie--Captain swan
son. even. won: Harvey F. 10 TO j. second;
Bang. 10 ?. third. Time I:4I 3-a
Second race. six and a half furIongs-R Rose
Queen. ] 10 T. won. cindy. 20 10 l. second: !:
Coincidence. 20 10 !. third. Time. 20.
Third race. one and sixteenth miIes-Bon-
IS 80
Fourth race. one mile-Wise Mason s 10 K
Non: Hilltop. 3 10 J. second; Mary Davis IL
70 3 third Time Al.
Fifth race. one mile-Nimbus. IL 10 To- won.
Racquet: 3 TO L. second; Far West, 10 l.
third. Time 80 30
Sixth race six furlongs--O' En-. to 2 won:
Fom Kerr. 10 J. second; CooBskln s to 8
third. Time, l:J5 25.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02
!. Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Monday. November l., 1909: . !
BECKWITH- -DAVIDSoN-Richard r. Beckwith,
%. and Frances A. Davidson II. both of IL
Coso ave-. -. p,
CEBRIAIN- N-pRBELZ-ouirico cebrfain. %. and
Marcelina UrbeIz, "a both Of Oakland :.
oR absla s asa sss E Ea5sSda cSfa
tiaD is, 1857 Twenty fourth st.
EEINTUoH MARKS William Feihtuch. Fl. 7sl
shrsder st., and Pauline Marks. is, 81 Jor-
FIEcHTER -BEAyER- Tneodors ". Fiechter,
70, 275S Greenwich ST.. and Florence Beaver,
is, 1914 Twenty first ST.
ERALICK- -IISAAs- Spencer Fraltck, %, Pre-
sidio. and johanna A. Ilsaas p, 130O':Leay-
FUCHS --PFEFFERLEN-Fr Fuchs. 81,
2O51 Ellis ST., and Erieda Pfefferlen. 20, 2e2
Guerrero ST..
HoI. .siEs4sEI.IS-- s: Holmes. %, Ala.
media and Edith c. Sells. 20. 6S6 st. {.
observation-disclosures ]. Kelly. "a. 146f
Valencia St, and Rose a. Carey, II, 1921 Vef:
mont st.
MacGAyIN-BAKER- -Druinmond MseGavin, IS.
2e02 California ST.. and Helen Baker. Fl, 242a
jackson st. :
MEDIA MEL WHITE. William h. Mcdaniel, u.
1853 Noe St, and Carlyn A.. White, "a, Oakland.
MATTHIEsEN-.KoN KoNsTMANN--earsten A. Mat.
thesen. 2s, Vallejo, and Maria Keinstmann, %.
Oakland. -.
PHILLIPS Ps-sEwELL-Frank +. Phillips. 49,.
$40 California ST.. and Margaret A. Sewell;
:25, Oakland, -
PRICE E-MARK-Tbomas II. Price, 30. OAKLAND.
and Daisy. A.. Mark, n, 1875. McAilisfer st.
SAUNDERS Rs-TASCHE-Ge Saunders. 80, and
= Ethel Tasche, 2s. both of Napa. !:
SHkW-VAN KEUREN--eharles T.. Shaw, 81,
oakland, and Nellie A. Van 'Keuren. Is, 4l2
. Cole St.
SHIMoTsU-.N .NAKAMURA- -shosuke shfmot.tl,
32, Los Angeles, and Kiyo Nakamurs, rs, 2o25
Pine st.
WELSH-CLAY@Robe J. Welsh. 81. Irvington,
and Genevieve NJ. Clay. IS, 6isla shotweii st.
INDFELDT-MEYN-w william p windfeIdt
%. Hayw ard, and Edna A. Meyn. u. 275S
Filhert- ST.:
woUTILA ILATNEN--RE1N-ott f.. Woutilainen.
81, Penn Grove, and Elsa NJ. Rein; rs, 1872
Vallejo ST.
YEAGER-JoHNsoN- Z. Yeager. so,
and Nellie o. Johnson, 2s both of Terra
HaIite, Ind.
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Fight Pictures Will Be
Shown at Novelty

The fight pictures of the recent john
son -KetcheI@ battle will be put on at
the Novelty fheater TOMORROW. after
noon. They will be run afternoons
and evenings for week.
The pictures are said: TO be the finest
ever taken OF a ring encounter and
not alone do they show. clearly every
move of the contestants in the battle.
but IA oes in the audience can be easily
recognized. even those in distant parts
Of the arena. The finish of the battle
is exciting and. ii arouses the interest
OF the specta tors.
According 10 reports from New York
the Touchdown OF Champion Jack
Johnson is. clearly shown. Then the
champion rises and Ketchel is seen TO
go TO floor from left and right punches.
p Along with the fight scenes a num-
her Of views are shown of the fight
ers preparing for the battle. There
are some particularly good pictures of
Johnson training al. the beach.
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PimIico Races

BALTIMORE. Nor. f.--At the eighth days
races Of the fall meeting Of the. Maryland Jockey
club the Greater Baltimore steepechase was
wen by Dacra. Ticket OF Leave fell at fhe
ninth jump Pretty Michael and Clover Croft
at the eleventh and Mopte Carlo refused at the
thirteenth Results:
First race. one mile-sotemia. 6 to 5; won;
Miss Pifliou. 8 10 l., second; Harmon Pass,
so to /, third. Time. 1-40 4-5.
Second race. six furIongs- Doyle. S
to s. won Top Note, 10 3. second; Notasulga,
to ]. third Time, 1913. :.
Third race. and a sixteenth miles-0so
rine IL TO = won: Colder Castle. 20 to !, sec
ond: Rosfrum 2 TO l, third. Time, 1:4T 35.
Fourth race, steeplechase- about two miles
Dacra. ) To 1, won; Stellaland. TO l.. second;
Woodside. y 70 l, third. Tine, 4;2s.
Chiffon. 10 1. won; Martinez 6 TO ), second
busy. to j, third. Time, 1:07.
Sixth race. one mile and 40 yards-Ta akahira,
Il to 20. won Spanish Prince. 10 to l. second:
l.verard. 4 10 ], third. Time. I:43 l-J.
Seventh race. one mile-Dr. Pillow. Q to l.,
won: Woospun. . to i, second Rocket. 8 TO
J, third. Time, l:45.
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Mike Sullivan and Gardiner
Agree to Fight
Especial Dispatch to The Call.

BOSTON, Nov. AFTER much dicker-
ing over. the terms for bout, Mike
Twin Sullivan. and Jimmy Gardiner,
between whom the welter weight cham
pionship of the world lies, have agreed
on a match The two men were signed
tonight to fight at the Armory athletic
association November 29. They will
clash at catchweights.
Mike Twin" went into training this
morning. He did about AN hours road
work and then did some light .exer-
cising in the Riverside, boat club gym
nasium. :.
Sullivan and Gardiner have always put
up hurricane bouts in the past, but the
'Twin'' has Invariably proved superior
to his rival as regards cleverness and
footwork and has also been awarded
th e ma jority of the decisions. In their
last encounter in San Francisco Mike
got the*decision at the end of. 20 rounds,
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02

come seven" entreated Walter Ho-
bart. millionaire.
come ieven.' prayed Mike Wheat
ley newsboy.
Craps yelled all Burlingame So
oiety. and Mike turned over the little
brown. bear 10 Walter Hobart. who
turned over Is round. shining dollars TO
Wheatley. 1t was the agreement.
WhestleVs YOU understand. and his
friend Bob Turner. another newsboy,
were given the cub bear 10 sell by Rob
inson & Suhr. who had the cranky lit
tie rascal in their window until he
turned loose one night 70 tear UP 1000
worth OF furs. Then they entrusted the
two youths with the mission of selling
the sweet little pest. And the two
youths yesterday pulled and showed the
dear, cute, snarling brat to Burlingame,
where they decided they could dispose
OF him to some easy millionaire.
And they met Hobart at the club
house there
TN tell you what I'll do" the polo
champion said. 9Th roll you the dice
for Teddy. and If you lose get the
bear free. II / lose ! pay SIS for the
animal. what?f ~
rA AN 1--c= eFs+NN N-ICai4Ce GltL
Turner. newsboys. And somebody re-
marked that the god of chance snick~
cred right out loud at Walter.
Walter Martin got the dice. il is al
legged but il may be that wheatley had
them with him Anyway, the first roll
was made. Wheatley rolled two fves
and Hobart two skies.
At which all Burlingame roared with
JOY. -
Give me the bear" said Hobart
reaching fer the tie that bound the in
telligent little demon TO a post.
Cheese 1t?,- and "Aw. fade fader'
gocifersted wheatley and Turner.
"DatS only one horse. Dis is two outer
tree. Roll de bones"
Net at ALI" protested Walter.
surely won, and the bear should be
turned over 10 me, as per oral con-
Cit outer: here returned the dis
gusted youths. '.Dere amt no sport in
only roilin' .onct. Roll 'em outi'
Burlingame society here. came for
ward 10 support the boys, and Hobart,
dubious and protesting, threw for the
second horse It was on him.
Wheatley and Turner blew on their
dice. They called on gods unknown TO
Burlingame to favor them. They ran
around the clubhouse to better their
Then wheatIey shook, and the euca-
AA DNuc trees LldN lcdlneI.-
society's nest shook with Burlingame
society's gelIs.-. The newsboys rolled a
pair OF deucess Two. twos. in fact.
And Walter rolled. He swept his
arm around in graceful posture; ne al
lowed the hoX TO tilt in blase way; he
splattered the dice down carelessly on
the boards. and rolled a STIR
Great suffering. shades OF millionaires
and miliOnairesses, Walter Hobart
rolled a STIFF,
He paid the SIS and he took the bear.
lie united the animal in. gloom and led
II. with offended mfen, from the place.
No one dared disturb his sorrow a. he
went. and sOciety's last frightened
glance discerned him striking around
2 corner. bound for the Hobart home.
while Teddy clawed playfuily at his
- trousers and. chewed at his costtails.
Teddy was Ousteo from Robinson e.
Suhr's fur store at 43-45 Grant avenue
for the specific offense of chewing up
robes worth 500 times his value. And
when he gets carte blanche in the
Hobart mansion there won't be enough
-}eft Of il 10 make half dozen dice. +.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02
Lake Quits Management Of
Red Sox
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

BOSTON. Nov. f.-Owner John /. Tay
lor of the Red Sox and his manager of
the last season, Fred Lake. started to
talk over the. matter of the latter's
salary for next season this afternoon
and the question developed into such
a wrangle that Lake quit the job of
manager on the spot.
Owner Taylor stated tonight he had
no man in view for the place. He said
he did not feel that Lake was entitled
to more money. Lake seemed trifle
hot. tonight when he discussed the
matter.
.Owner Taylor and myself met this
afternoon" said Lake, and talked
about contract for next year. | told
him that. in view of my work the last
season / felt that the new contract
should call for more money. i stated
the price which I believed my services
for the coming season should be worth.
Taylor disagreed with me. Neither
would yield in the matter and / ceased
to be manager for the Boston American
team.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02
Latonia Races

CINCINNATI. Nov Lady Esther running
N much improved. form. won the feature. at
atazia To-Day after following the favorite
LaWTrnce P. Daley. 10 the stretch. Cassh
WAS much the best IN. the hsnoicap and won
easily. Results:
First race. five and a half furlongsAror-
tIous 10 10 i, won Eleanor Robson. TO .
second; Captain Glore, 10 TO ], third: Time,
Second race. six furiongs gs-Aspirin, to 2.
won: Ethelda. 10 - j. second; Margaret T.
Third race one miie-Iady Esther. 10 to
I. won.. Lawrence y. Daley. { to =. second;
Tom Hayward. 5 10 >. third. Time. 30 Is.
Fourth race. six furlOngs-ealash. , 10 l.
won: Belle Glen. { 70. !. sccoHd Donau, to
g. third. Time. I;i4 is.
Fifth race. one mile ana 10 ysrds-Bruce
Eice. 10 , won: Dr. Waldo Briggs .. to l.
second. Otilo 10 TO ]. third: Time. l:44:.
Sixth race. seven furiongS-Auto5natic Is TO
J. won: Earl Of Richmond. IL TO l. second;
Green Bridge 3 to ?, third. Time, l:2s. 2-5:
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to: Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND, Nov. 1.-Laden with general mer
chandse the gasoline schooner Oshkosh, Captain
Jensen. will sail tonight for .Tiflamook The
Oshkosh Is vessel and this is her first
trip on the Tilamo0k rum
Steamer Breakwater, Captain MacGenn.: ar
passengers; 80 tons of salmon for Astoria 125
tons of coal and 70 tons of general merchandise
with 450 tons of cement the steamer sTamal
pals arrived this morning from San Fran-
cisco. reporting strong southeast winds. md a.
heavy swell. She will load $4,000 feet OF lunl:
bcr for San Pedro. :.
. A quick trip was made by the schooner Irene
which arrived in Astoria yesterday noon from
Guaymas. She made the round trip I'm 81 days
from Westport. Wash. to, the Mexican port.
Dredge Oregon. after finishing cutting the
channel in. the, Columbia river from Vancouver
to- the mouth. bf the Willamette river. will go
to Grsys Harbor, where there is an appropria-
tion of $4,000 available for work in the
harbor.
With $40 tons of wheat the steamer Nome
City Captain Hansen, cleared for San Fran
cisco.
Steamer Catania.. Captain Canty; entered yes
terday with a cargo of oil and cleared in. bal
last for San. Francisco.
ASTORIA, Nov 1.-Steamer Rose City ar
rived today from San Francisco with freight and
passengers and left up the river for Portland to
discharge. -, - =
Steamer Cascade arrived today from: San
Francisco to load humber for return.
: Schooner Irene left up the river today for Port
land to load lumber for San Pedro:
Accompanied by doWnpour of rain. a-.gale
of wind is sweeptng over This section with no
signs ef abating. This viii practically. paralyze
shipping at fhis, port for the next few days as
the bar at the mouth. of the river will be so
rough as not TO let vessel cross fnsor out: =.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02
SAN JOSE GIVEN
IAx|CAB SERVICE
RenauIt Machine Purchased by
Warren for Business in
the Garden City

:: Rene j. Marx, coast mana ger of the
Renault -Freres selling branch reports
the sale Of three more Renault taxi
cabs to the company operating in
Portland. Ore. Also one taxicab
for !. a tabicab service in San Jose
j. W.. Henderson and family left
yesterday in their Renault car, for Los
Angeles, where they will spend the
winter. Henderson has big interests
in the theatrical world being promi-
nently Identified with the orpheum cir
cult and the amusements of Coney
island, His arrival in San Francisco
completed. a. tour from the far east to
this city. coming by way of Denver
and Los Angeles. :
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Additional News Of Sports Events
Lick and Poly to Clash
Tomorrow

"A battle royal is expected when. the
football teams of Polytechnic and Lick
high schools meet on the Ocean Shore
gridiron tomorrow afternoon at $3.50.
The winner of the match will earn
the right TO meet Hitchcock military
academy in the semifnals for the Anna
teur athletic league championship, one
week from Saturday:
On paper Polytechnic should have the
better of the argument. as its whole.
team is a veteran one. The lineup
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02
CHARITY BASEBALL GAME

ALAMEDA. Nov. IA baseball team
selected from members of the local
iodge Of Elks will play nine from
Oakland lodge Of Elks at Freemans
park. Oakland. next Saturday after
noons Brick" Deveraux win captain
he Oakland aggregation. The locals
win be headed by Billy Hammond.
The proceeds of the game are to go TO
he Christmas charity fund Of the Elks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02
BIRTHS

BoMKE-In this city. October 26, 1909, to the
wife of Gus Bomke, SON.
BoREHAM-In this city, ocober 49, 1909. to-
. the wife Of Ben Boreham formerly Alice
Gould), son.
CoOPER-In this city. October 10, 1909, TO the
wife of Richard Cooper, son.
CoMSTOCK--In Oakland. Cal, october 80, 1903,
to the wife of Edgar r. Comstock, daughter.
HARTLEY-In this city. October 81, 1909, to
the wife OF James e. Hartley, son.
PASTON-In this city, October IS. 1909, to the
wife of George Pastor, daughter.
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ANNUAL a: A.. u. MEETING

The annual meeting of the. Amateur.
Athletic union of the United States:
will be held soon at the: Astor house
in. New York. Jas. E. Sullivan Will
probably be reelected. Joseph r.
Hickey of the Public: Schools Athletic
league, will. represent the Pacific as.
ISOLATION, leaving here the latter part.
of the. week for the convention.
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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 'fndersed
with the name and residence of persons author
stricted simply to the announcement Of the event
are published once in this column free Of charge.
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Walter Hobart
Loses and Pays
Sis For a Cub
Baby Bruin ExHed by Police
Becomes Property of
BHngumite
NEVER ONCE MORE

At polo I've a swift and certain stroke;
At poker Tn plague Of niiiionsires;
When II comes 70 rInning bases / VIII
give you cards and aces;
At tennis will match whoever dsres.
I will take chance at faro or roulette;
I will deal ols maid or play crooust With
yaps. @
I viii take them all, OF single, at swat.
bif or bingles
But no more III meet nsvsboy shooting
craps.
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LET MARBLE WORK FOR
NEW HALL OF JUSTICE
Board of*Works Closes Contract
at $5,4zS

The contract: for. the marble work
of the new. hall of justice was let yes
terday by the board Of works to the
Vermont marble works for SETS. Tie
exterior of the first story of the build
ing" will be faced with this material.
Flinn & Treacy secured the job of
putting lin the concrete paving for the.
yard of. the new Monroe. school at a.
cost of s3.4Oe. - -.
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MEETINGs-LegaI

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a special
meeting Of the stock holders OF BANCROFT
WHITNEY COMPANY "a corporation organ
lied under the laws of the State Of Califor-
mia. and having It's principal place OF business
A. the City and County OF San Franciscol will
be held at the office OF the eorporation. at
the north vest corner of Hyde and McAllster
streets. In the City and County OF san Fran
cisco, ON Saturday the 18th day Of November
1909, at the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m- That
the object OF such meeting will be TO obtain
the consent Of the stock holders OF the cor
pOration to the fling OF amended articles of
incorporation of said Bancroft Whitney Com
pany. whereby the existing capital stock Of
the corporation shall be converted into com
mon stock and preferred stock. in equal
amounts, according TO a plan TO be submitted
10 the stock holders at such meeting. The
attendance OF all stock holders Is requested.
By order OF the Board Of Directors
BANCROFT-WHITNEY COMPANY.
(SeaD BY s. q. FoLGER. Secretary.
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LATE SHIPPING .INTELLIGENoE

DOMESTIC PORIS.' .
. FORT LgpLeW-s Sailed Noy 1-stmr Fair.
; SEATTLE Arrived Nov. 1-stmr Governor.
hence Oct So,
{. Sailed Nov :l-Stmr Dolphin. for Skagway.A
:: MISCELLANEOUS
= VICTORIA, Nov Nor stmr Amir. previously
reported ashore at Skidegate, Is being brought
south for dock. -
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One of the latest purchasers of Pull
man cars; is c. F. Holman of Stockton
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02

- r
man cars is c. F. Holman of stockton.
So :. $. who took delivery
tPulImap Cars on Friday and
at stockton l5on,esSn SsartsH the slopg5 mls
City in. the rain.
so as to. be at the finish of the ''49',
celebration. The vehicle is a 80 horse
power. four cylinder touring car. fully
equipped C. B. Gardner of the Pull
man company reports that since the
agency has been established the COM
leaves today for Sacramento. going
by way of .Napa to deliver car at
the latter: place. Among the other
recent purchasers of PuHmans is DIR.
touring car to replace his Pullman: Of a
smaller model. 49,
1: Wagner-Reniff automobile. company
report a very fiattering sale list for
7 auh SALE. I the purchasers of
List inereasinx Auburn cars were
= ----., -=-=--., TOOK m ceiivery ~ Ma a
so horsepower. four cylinder touring
car; S. G.s Roycraft+ of Anderson. who
received "a 40 horsepower. four cylinder
touring car; George A. Knight of this
city and F. B.. Wright of Sante Rosa.
who took delivery each of a "a horse
power, two cylinder double rumble rum
about and .W.*F. Cole of Honolulu, who
Purchassd 90 hoFsepeweT; ;red 1edr foy cyllhs nm
islands or the: snip EuThne- The
company expects the arrival of a car
load. Of Auburn Forties on the 9Th of
rthe month, while Hazlett l. Pelton. of
.the company. who individually handles
the Columbia. expects the arrival of a
carload of the latter on the 18th.
Russell NJ. Cuthbert. Portland agent
Flor the Speedwell- cars; and Miss Edna
i. -. Woodward.of Oak
. S,eedxyeII- = land were married
AGENT Married Friday In this city.
--.--.. Mr.. and Mrs: Cuth-
bert left on the
Shasta, express for the northern city.
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LOST AND POUND

LO&I AMI OLAD
FOUND-Lsdy's gold watch near Cemeteries. San
Mafeo county. Owner can have same by prov
ing property and paying expenses. A. W. ia
BER, Colma. Cal
s2O-REWARD-S20
Lost vaIise and overcoat on s. p train be-
tween Tracy and Oakland, valise contains papers
and deeds OF value only to owner. Return to 8.
JOvovICH. Al Drumm ST.. Saus Francisco
LOST-Lady's fancy gold watch: initials L. 81
red enamel face; at Livingston Bros OF Geary
St Return to HENRY KAHN & CO.. 644
Market ST: reward.
LOST-Lady's gold watch. monogram IN ~
D.. inside case name -'Norah NJ D0bbins''.
liberal reward Return to B. ". DOBBINS,
1914 Can building.
LOST Sunday. bet. San Francisco snd Oakland
lsdys souvenir diamond watch. 1473 Nvrfle
ST.. Oakland Reward
LOST-Lady's gold locket: shamrock. with dia
mond on front and *. c." on back: reward
KITTY GROVE. Redwood City. Cal
Continu ID ON Next Page
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Pullman Cars |
at Stockton

:: wagner -Reniff automobile company
report a Very fattering sale list for
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02

MURPHY-In this city, October 81, 1902 Mar
garet, dearly beloved wife OF the late Daniel
/ J, Murphy. a. native OF County Roscommon.
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81 M0YLE-~ In this city October 81 1900 Harriett
II beloved wife Of William Moye, and loving
: mother of Mrs: Grant Cordrey,s a native OF
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on Friday and
started fer his
-home-in the Slough
City in.Ethe. rain.
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Shasta. express for. the
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02

Friends. are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services today tTIesdisy9. at 2
O'Clock p. m.,' at the chapel OF the Odd Eel
lows, crematory. Incineration, Odd Fellows
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MURPHY-In Vallejo. Cal. October 81, 1909.
Edward Royal Tyler. Murphy. loving father
OF Edward 4: C:. Murphy, beloved son OF
John f. p Murphy and the late Mary
:: Murphy, and brother of Mrs R. J. Falls
of. Vallejo Mis- W. NJ. Meyer j; f. Jr.
and the late George X. Murphy, native of
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02

last WcVh. AIIIUfFH
the: purchasers. of
Auburn cars were
w. G. Reed. who
took. delivery Of a
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-02

" 0OdWdFu.OI Od'h :
land were married
Friday In this city.
Mr.: and Mrs: Cuth-
bert left on the
the north ern city.