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VIA COAST LINE
Third and Towassnd Streetsl

'' San Frsaeisso. s' Vslsasis iSTs street. s toss.
t5-40a Loop-Valeneia St. Ocean view.
Cemeteries. South San Francisco.
23d Street 3rd and Townsend ~ rs sea
6.20a South Saa Fran risco. san jose. Giircy.
(Hoiister) Sargent. p iarO. Ssiinss.- 75Gr
8-00z Shore Line Limited Prs0 RCbies Hot
Springs Santa Iarb arr. Los Angeles. 9.Scr
6o5s The Coaseer-San lose. Cssrrovilis
(Da Moate. Moater ey. pssifc GIovcl.
SslnaS. S0Iedad Paso Robes Hot
Springs ssa LHs O6isYo. PiTno,
0cesaO. Surf LOmpoc. Santa Bar
bars Ventura Oxnafd. los Aaeeles- ll.457
6.i0a Mayisld Los tos Los GstoS. Wright
Gienvood( Bo ulder Creek. Ssnta Cruz. l0.c5a
8. .l0a Watsonvlis Csstr ovile De- Monte.
Monterey Pacific Grove ..-...... 9.i5p
820s South san Francisco. Pslo Alto. San
lose Nay Stations lSca
62oz daS6sli. Los Altos. Los Gatos. .-.-.. t7-z0f
9OOs sun Jose. Gilroy. Salinas Chansior.
Psso Robes Hot Springs san LUIS
Obspo-fres Pmos-Sant2 Cruz De
Monte Monterey. Paci1c Grove. 400;
l040a South San Francisco. Buringane.
San Msteo. PalO Alto. San Jose 49, 63fl
i0.a0a Los Altos Monta Vista. Los GatOs. p1,
iI30a valsneia ST.. Ocean View. Colna.
Cemeteries. Baden, San Bruno-.--.. l35l
if.f0a South San fra1 CISCO san lOse.---.- f9ztl
&0Jp Del Monte Express--Sen lose. CriroT.
Sargent (Watsorvnle Santa tfuzt
Del Monte Mont Grey. PscI6c Grove I23--
205p South Saa fTanci-rO. Palo Alto. San
Jose sfr;
t2o5p Los Altos Monta Vista. Los Gstos. fsS'
T. i0e Bay Shore. Visiia eion- San EEufo.-. f44Si
3.00p Santa Cara. Saa Jose. Les G.foS
Wriglt. Boiddrr Greek Santa C.1r.. si5l
ioss. Gi.ov' Casl-eviis. saIiass - Ie-1si
A.00p Sunset Expr eSs-lucson. Iening
II Paso. oHst0B New Oricsrs
4.o0p Paso Robes Hot Springs. San Luis
ObisD0, Santa Barbara Los Angeles. a.;
4.00p Gsroy. Houls,er. Tres PiDes--.....-. 75fl
4.00p Dd M0nte Mont erey. Psci6e Grove fsi
4007 Kansas Citv. s.. Loais, Ch.eago --.- - e
A20p South San Franci SEQ. San jose- TSGJs
rs 01o Buringame. San Maica Palo Ano
San Jose and " AZ Stations. csc.
IS 05, loor-zH Sire et. Nisitscion South
San Francisco Faenca Street m 10 Isl
IS 20p lockwood Paio Alto Ssn Juse- ICi
$500 Los 3.os HOnta VISTA les GaioS f32cl
$50 Bu-nSane. san Msteo. san josr. fS2tl
$500 Loop = Faiencs S.. Ocean Vc~
Cemeteries South San FrarGSc
23d Street 81 and ToWrssnd ~ IS &C.
540p san Bruno San Eateo. Redwood pao
Alto. Saasa Gsr-l San lose.- &C;
$500 Los Altos. Monta Vista. los Cstcs t94Cl
f60os MilbrAe Saa hzteo. Psin Alto.
MaySctt Los Altos. Los GatoS -- fS ecl
t605r Sd Street. Vista zion. South Ssn
Francisco. Vaiencla Street ... ~ Isl
t6.25p Loop-Vaencia ST. set. Ocean view
Cemeteries south San francsc0.
81 Street 81 and Townsend ~ ~ 4cy
63Op South San Francisco. San Jose 1900 5.4Cl
S-00p Los Angeles Pasen ger-Glrov So
linas. Paso Robes Hof Springs
San Luis Ooizo Pzmo. Santa
Barbara. los Angeles es..---. S3ca
iI.<5p South San Francisco Pslo Alto Ss1 72er
Jose- - -..-........l L3uE
Fzox PACIFIC STREET WsARE
fi.00p Sacramento River Steamers ..fii.30p
Stnr Nodoo Mon. Wed. Fri
Stnr. Navaio Tues. Thurs sat
ssssss s. ds,''as :sssD,.4 .sss s. ssi5aSss as
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Fzox PACIFIC STREET WHARF
fi.00p Sacramento River Steamers fli.30p
Stmr Nodoa Non Wed. Fri
Stnr Navaio Tues Thurs sat
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Change of Master.

Steamer RestIess-Old master. John OlSson
master Dan C. Thomson schooner Alert
Old master r. krebs: new master John Hansen
Observation-Disclosures Retriever. master. \. }
MacL Leod.
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HYDRoGRAPHIC OFFICE

Depth at mean low water. entrance to harbOr.
PLACE Fl. Date Remarks
srays Harl IS Nov 5II4 feet at mean low
water n channel TO
Hoquiam
Willapa Bi % Nov. 1lWhistllng buoy not
working we'll
colum r. - Oct. AIS feet f. channel 10
Portland
NehaIm e. Nov. . Bar buoy 200 yards
north OF channel
Tillmk B 10 Sept Tt...-..-. -..-..--.-.-.-
Yaquina B Aug l0IChannel shifting to
south
sluslaN ~ lOet IL
Umpqua L 0 Oct 2lChanneI 1000 feet n
Of buoy.
IL feet at low water TO
Coos Bag. II Nov North Bend; u feet
at low water to
Msrshdeld-
Channel good Best
Coquille X Nov. water in center be
tween y. and S jet
Rogue Riyl .....I.......-.... .....-..--
Nlamth RI . Nov. 1lCIosed 10 navigation
timbIdt b % Nov. 6l....-....... ..........
Pedro b 20 Nov. 1lNo change in channeL
Diego 81 - NOV. . No change in channel.
Pablo B! "a Apr. 2llDepth in dredged chan
&ddiffonaI Marine News on Page n
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TEe following property VIII be sold at public
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= .40a PetaIuma- Santa Rosa. Heads
burg. Cloyerdale. Ukiah. Willis.
Sherwood. Sebastopol. sGuerne
vile. mt. Rio. "Dunean Mills Clip
S:20a !sPt Reyes, sMt. Rio. "Cazadero. ite .57p
s20a ssSonOma seGlen Ellen. r.. 10 .:3Tp
t9.0Oa .Petsluma. Santa Rosa. Cloyerdale % 81 "a
IL Goa Petaluma. Santa Rosa ...-.-....J 4.l7a
3:O0pi Petaluma. Santa Rosa. Healdsburg
C1overdale. Ukiah. Guerneville.
Mt. Rio. Duncsn Mills SebaS-i
topol ....--..... 1e:sTA
q .OcpI Pt. Reyes. Occidental ..-.---....j
4 :4op, ,Sonoma Glen Ellen ,.-.-...-.....-.i s:17a
5:20pi Peta luna. Santa Rosa ....---.-i S.37a
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Leave For lA-BI.l p n
Bakersfield -. .F:l5lS.OO- 1000
Chicago .7I5i8:O0-10:00
Fresno .t7l54:O0- S.O0-10:00
Grand Canyon. 7:l5S.lO-lO-OO
Hanford 1900. Pl5 .----lO:c0
Kansas City. z:158:OO-l0:OO
Merced .7:154.O0- S:G0-10:00
Stockton ...... .H:154:OO- 500 1000
Stockton, Oakdale
& Sierra Rail-
way Points -. o:45I ..-...-
Tulare 7:15l8 :O0-10:00
Visalia ... 7:15I8 :00-10:00
Yosemite ..- 7:15i.
sstockton Local leaves I;2J r NJ.
California Limited Through TO Chicago leaves
at 1000 p. m. Offices 673 Market street and
Market street Ferry Depot. San Francisco; 11l2
Broadway Oakland.
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MARRIAGES

EAKER-PURDOM-In this city June 30. 1909.
Nv the Rev J. Fuendeling. Robert Arm
%. strong Baker and Mildred Hortense Purdom,
beth Of san Francisco
CHAMBERS sMTTH-At Camp Meeker, Cal.
June "a 1909. by the Rev. r. Logan. Joseph
Chambers of Camp Meeker and Kate G. Smith
Of ST. Louis, No
COPELAND HANILTON-In this city, July !,
1909 by lie rev. Il. r. Ollie, D. D.. HALEY
Castor Conelar1 Of San MateO. Cal, and
-Orynthis Hamilton Of Oakland. Cal
CARDINER--JACOBs-In this city. June 30
1903. by The Rev. Ebert K Dlie. u. ID:
John Wilbur Gardiner OF lsleton. Cal. and
Ethel Elizabeth Jacobs Of San Jose, Cal.
-EARDNER-PHILBRIC this city, June %
1908. by the Rev. J.. r Dtlle, d. D.,
Charles Orrin Gardner and Marion Emily Phil
brick both Of San Francisco
HEss-JANUARY--In this city, July j. 1909,
by the Rev. Frank Stuart Ford, pastor First
Christian church. Alex Wesley Hess Jr. Of
san Jose Cal, and Ethel Minnie January OF
San Francisco
3 NUsBAUAI-ALBREcHT- this city, June 30
1909. by the Rev J. fuenoeling, Nicholas
Frederick Nusbaum and Meta Anna Albrecht,
both Of San Francisco.
PRICE-FLOOD-I this city. June % 1909. by
the Rev. George A. Hough. Ph. d.. Ross
- Brien Price and Hazel Heath Flood, both OF
San Francisco
SoLDATE-ORENDER- this city. June 26,
1909. By the Rev George A. Hough, Phi. d..
Alfred Soidate Of San Francisco and Amy
r. Orender Of Napa.
TATTON-ATLY-In this city. June %. 1909. by
the Rev T.. r. Ollie. d. D., pastor Of Cen
Martha Esteila Atty, both Of Stockton, Cal.
T0N KoNSRY-cRoNIN-T this city, June 90
1909. by the Rev. B. Logan. Cleveland II (.
won konsky and Mabel NJ Cronin.
1nrNG-CUING-ln San Beandro. CAL June
80 1903, by the Rev. J. j. Sitton, Joe Young
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Ar|D PEASTT1S

and Robert and Harry O'Day, a native of
Wreshen, Prussia. aged 80 years.
Sunday. July 4, 1909. at 1915 o'clock a m,
at the residence of her granddaughter, the
Interment Hills Of Eternity cemetery, by train
leaving Third and Townsend streets at 11:40
o'clock.
LETTERsT-In this city, July 2, 1909, Frances
Letterst, and beloved mother of Adolph
Kramer, native of Germany, aged 80 years.
MccABE-In this city, July. 1, 1909, Patrick
Mccpbe father ~ the late Rosie Moh
son of Francis and Bridget McCabe, and
brother Of Dan Thomas, Francis, John. Bridget
Ireland. aged 80 years. A member of Court
Yerba Buena No. 913, 1. o. F.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Snn-
dsyl at l p m. from his late residence.
A Crane street of San Bruno road lend of
car line). Interment Mount Olivet cemetery.
Members of Court Yerba Buena No. o13,
/. O. F., are hereby. requested to assemble
at A Crane street lend of San Bruno car line)
funeral services of their late brother, Patrick
Joseph PHI M Nc q be-, BY order ss,, Of 1
MoDoNALD-In this city, July 1, 1909, Ellen
Mcdonald, dearly beloved wife of the late
Edward Mcdonald. loving mother Of Mary
grandmother of Helen Fitzpatrick, native
OF County Armagh, ireland.
,nI Friends and aeguaintanees are respectfully
urday). July 8. 1909, at O'Clock a. M,
from the parlors Of Valente, Marini, Marais
& Co., $40 Green street. thence to ST.
Francis church. where a requiem high
mass will be celebrated for the repose of her
soul. commencing at $3.50 a. m. Interment
Holy Cross cemetery.
MoKINNoN INSTITUTE-An anniversary re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated tomorrow Ism
day., July a, 1909, at $50 a. m. at St Ig-
natius church, Hayes and Shrader streets
for the deceased members of McKinnon Insti.
tute No. 3, Y L. I. Relatives members and
friends are invited to be present
HELEN HAUN President
MARY A. GALLAGHER, Secretary
PATToN-In San Anselmo.s CAL, July 2. 1900.
William Patton, a native of Vermont, aged
80 years.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral
services tomorrow Sunday, July A. 1909 at
p M, at the parlors of E.. Eden, San Ra-
fael. Interment Mount Tamalpais cemetery.
STEVENS-In Berkeley, CAL. June 90. 1909. At
Ptchford. Mary A. Stevens, a native of
Boston Mass. aged so years months and
% days.
UPDIKE-In this city, July 2, 1909. Katie
beloved wife of Nelson Updike, mother OF Doro.
thy, Margaret and Catherine Updke daurbter
of Bridget and the late Maurice Cummings
and sister of James j., Thomas and Frank
Cummings, Mrs Margaret TempIeman and
Mrs. d. r.. Conni1, a native of County. Ros.
common Ireland.
Remains at the parlors of the Henry
Gallagher company, 1914 Webster street
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THEY'LL DANCE TO
BAGPlPES' SKIRl
San Francisco Scottish Thistle
Club Will Have Outing at
Shell Mound Park
Attractive Program Arranged
by Committees Having AM
nuaI Affair in Charge

A the Scots and their friends living
in the vicinity of San Francisco will
gather to the sound of bagpipe and a
that sort of music at Shell Mound park,
Berkeley. to celebrate independence day
Monday, July 5. at the twenty eighth
annual gathering and games of the San
Francisco Scottish Thistle club. Royal
Chief d. Girdwood, Recorder A D. Nc
Dougald, the official starter of the
games, John Donaldson, and members
of the committee of the club have made
every effort to insure the most success
full outing ever held by the club.
The athletic games start promptly at
10 o'clock. and at the same time dancing
in the pavilions will begin. The dane
ing will last until o'clock in the even
ing.
Among the special events are the fol-
lowing: Irish jig and reel contests, par
ticipated in by the greatest opponents
OF Gaelic dancing in the world; cake
walk contests for colored and white
competitors, two mile and mile bicycle
races; professional two mile foot race
and $50 yard dash, vaulting, half mile
and relay races between prominent
amateurs, broadsword combat between
Major Reid of the Gordon HighIanders
and Professor Putt of the United States
army, located at the Preside; bagpipe
competitions; races for boys and girls,
fat and lean, married and single ladies
and old men.
The music will be furnished by first
class union bands, and there will be a
corps Of buglers and Scotch and Irish
bagpipers.
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Bell and Bundy in Tennis
Finals at Long Beach

LONG BEACH. July BELL and
Bundy defeated Braly and Duncan in
the mems doubles at the coast tennis
tournament and tomorrow will meet
Sinsabaugh and Brown in the finals.
The two latter today defeated Wayne
and Variel. The score of the match
was rs. Ga, Cd. Cd. The second
match score: 6-3, rs, 60, 6-3.
Miss May Sutton also won today
from her sister, Miss Florence Sutton,
81, 60. The finals between Miss
May Sutton and her sister, Mrs. Bruce,
will occur tomorrow
feature of the morning play today
was five set match between Wayne
and VarieI and Freeman and Holmes,
which was won by the former
The winners of tomorrows mems
doubles will meet Mclaughlin and
James on Monday for the championship.
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American League

BOSTON. July collins hit to the
1agpole for a home run gave Phila-
delphia its fourth victory out of the
five game series with the locals, which
ended today. Score: r. II. e.
Philadelphia ...............
Boston -
Batteries-Krause and Thomas;
Wood and Carrigan.
NEW YORK. July 2.-washington
played it's last game in this city this
season and was shut out, to, 0.
Score: r. III. 2.
washington ..-.-..-.....o !
New York 80 l
Batteries-Johnson. Altrock and
Street; Hughes and Sweeney.
CHICAGO. July 2.--Chlcago swamped
St. Louis, Is to 3, today. Score:
r. II. e.
Chicago ................,...15 u !
st. Louis IL
ell, Crisis, Graham, Smith and Criger.
CLEVELAND, July 2.-Detroit de-
feated Cleveland in a IL inning game
today. Score: r. II. p.
Cleveland ....-........z
Detroit .'..o ~ s
Batteries-Rhoades and Easterley;
Suggs, Mullin and Schmidt.
sALvATIoNIsT FATALLY HURT-wilIiam
Nicoll 1907 Treat avenue, a collector for the
Salvation Army, stumbled while walking down
the steps of his home last evening fell to the
pavement and sustained fracture of the skull.
1t is thought that he can not recover.
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Sheepshead Bay Races

sHEEPsHEAD BAY, July 2.-First race, one
mile-Black Mate 40 to l. won; Hill Top. 2 to
l, second; Arasee. to 5, third. Time, 1880 As.
Second race, six and half furlongs-Tim
ond; Miss Kearney, TO q third. Time. 1:19 As.
Third race, FIVE and half furlongs-Evening
Song, to /, won; Good Intent, 80 TO /, sec
ond Little King, to 5. third Time. 1;07 As.
Fourth race. one and an eighth mfles-Fashion
Plate, TO 3. won: Montgomery, to 1. sec
ond: Huck to /, third. Time, 1852 1-5.
Fifth race, one and a half miles-Beauclere,
to L, won; Bonnie Kelso. TO l. second; Gus
Helms, 40 10 /, third. Time, 1888.
Sixth race FIVE furlongs-Niagara, II to 5,
won; Acumen, 10 TO /, second; San Antonio,
10 TO 1, third. Time, 100 4-5.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued In
San Francisco Friday, July ,, 1903:
HFAD-DUNN-James d. Head. p, and Maude
r Dunn, is. both Of 2ls0B Market ST
HrgTED-TTILY-Ra p. Hustled. -,
Dos Eighth ST.. and Julia Z. FULLY, 30, SO
Belcher 81.
NrARTrCCI- DEIL'ACQUA- Domino Msrtucci,
80. and Orsola Dell Acqua, 81, both OF Naiiey
Ford
FARDON-WEAVER-Js Reardon. %,
and Emma Weaver. 2s. both Of 81 Fell St
Shoe ASANO-AIoichiro Shogs, %, and
-TIarue Sasano, IS. both Of Sacramento.
s-E5oR,lF- HARRINGTON-Ge B. Thorne.
so. ana Rose q Harrington, 80, both Of 3106
franklin st.
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Paducah, Refused Racing
Dates, to Defy Commission

LEXINGTON, Ky, July 2.-The state
racing commission met here today and
refused to grant racing dates to the
Paducah jockey club for a meeting to
be held on the half mile track at
Paducah. 1t is understood that not
withstanding the refusal the Paducah
club will hold a race meet, to begin
July II. This will put that club in
the same category as Latonia, so far
as book making is concerned, and
both tracks will be equally affected by
the decision of the court of appeal on
the legality of the racing commission,
which will be ruled on in the case of
Latonia Ia September.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
First Round for VS.. Martin
Golf Cup Is Played

The first round of the match play
for the ". s. Martin cup was played
on the links of the Burlingame coun-
try club yesterday.
Miss E. Havemeyer beat Mrs. Gar
rett up and 2 to play. Mrs. Scott
beat beat Miss V. Havemeyer up and
1 to play: Mrs. w. S. Martin beat Mrs.
Richard 8 up and 6 to play; Mrs. Field
beat Miss O'Connor up and 1 to play.
The semifinals will be played today.
Miss Havemeyer will oppose Mrs. Scott
and Mrs. Martin will meet Mrs. Field.
The final match will be played Monday.
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MEETINGs--Lodges

THE peer OF them all; colossal gath N -. y.
ering and games. San Francisco xt "a NJ
Scottish Thistle club. Shell Mound EEfSHJY2<
park, Berkeley, MONDAY. July SSSNkET<
5, 1907 the greatest exhibition of 1SN
athletic prowess Of the age; nothing like it ever
before attempted on the coast; games open to
everybody without restrictions; thousands Of
dollars in cash and medal prizes distributed on
the grounds; games commence at 10 a. m
sharp; dancing In all pavilons throughout the
day; first class union music furnished: phe-
nomenal exhibitions Of strength by the giant
athletes of the world; picturesque exemplihca-
tions of highland dancing by the expert men
and children Of Scotland and America; Irish
Jig and reel contests by the greatest Gaelic
dancers of the age; eakewalks for white and
colored exponents; terrific broadsword combat
by champions; see the exciting bicycle and
foot races for amateurs and professionals. etc /:
boats and trains to park every 20 minutes
don't fail 10 attend this gigantic. unprece-
dented and peerless function Admission to
the park, adults 30 cents. children % cents:
United States soldiers and sailors in uniform
admitted free. Prizes on exhibition at John O
BELLS. gold and silver smith. 1928 Post St,
Union square. GAMES COMMITTEE.
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Latonia Races

LAToNIA. July First race, six furlongs-
Dextrine, - to 1, won: Tsnnie, 8 to 5, second;
Sinfran 20 TO l. third. Time, IA 3-5.
Second race. five and a half furlongs-Ban-
his , to 1, won: Redeem, IL to 3, second; Mae
Henley. II to 10, third. Time, :07 LIS.
Third race, one and eighth miles-Quagga,
u to o. won Lubin, to /. secondj Winning
Star to l, third. Time, 1:53 20.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Madman. to 3,
won; Charlie Eastman, TO 3, second; Tom
Holland, G to 1, third. Time. 1:12 AS.
Fifth race, one and sixteenth miles-Dr.
Barley, TO /, won; Snin, TO /, second;
Green Ridge, to l, third. Time, :45 2-5.
Sixth race, one and an eighth mies-Hans,
to J. won; Bellevue, 3 to I, second; Vanen,
u to /, third. Time, 1852.
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NEWMARKET, Eng, July 2.-The
FRIDAY an aged selling plate of 103
sovereigns, distance five furlongs, was
won today by Base Metal. H p. Whit
news BallyhOo FLY ran unplaced.
The Princess plate of 300 sovereigns
for 2 year olds. distance five furlongs,
was won by Duchess Christine.
III P Whitney's Oversight and Au-
gust BelmOnts Fond Memories ran IN
placed.
The Waterbeach handicap Of 900 SOW
erefgns for year olds and upward,
distance six furlongs, was won by j.
r.. Keene's wedding Bells Il Albert
Hail was second and Paddington third.
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BIRHT15
Notable Deaths

CHESTER BUTTON, OLDEST GRADUATE OF
YALE-Topeka. Kan, July chester Dutton.
the oldest graduate Of Yale cleo last hient
~ Concordfs he has lived in a log cabin on
the banks II the Republican river since 1917.
He graduated from Yale in 1888.
GABRIELLE SAND. GRANDDAUGHTER OF
GEORGE sAND-Paris. July Mime Ga
brfeTe sand granddaughter Of the late George
sand. the authoress, is dead. Her VIII be-
dueaths the famous chateau OF heI kran ee
faf SIS maintenance.
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New York to Seattle Auto
Race Winner Coming Here

SEATTLE, July 2.-F. H. Smith and
James Scott. who drove Ford car No. ?.
the winning car in the New York to
Seattle automobile race, in a few days
will start with the same machine for
San Francisco, driving it over the road.
Leaving San Francisco they will I'M
dertake the return trip across the con-
tinent to report at the point from
which they started. They expect TO
establish a new record for running
time between San Francisco and New
York.
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Birth, marriage and death notices sent By mall
win not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
lied 70 have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement Of the event
sre published once in this column free of charge
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Victoria Races

VICTORIA, B. c., July First race, five
furlongs selIing-Bayfeld won, Queen Alamo
second, Frieze third Time, 1908 1-5.
Second race, one mile, selling-Noygorod won,
Aristotle second. DR.. White third. Time,
:43 2-5.
Third race, one mile. selling-De Grammont
won, Rama second, Mr.. Bishop third. Time,
40 3-5.
Fourth race, one and an eighth miles, sell
ing-Joe Coyne won Tacoma second, Iras third.
Time. 1857.
Fifth race seven furlongs. selling-Alill Song
won. Merrill second. Phillistina third. Time,
1926 80.
won, Prestige second, Bold third. Time,
1902 3-5.
THERNOB WINS AT ENHIGEN
PARIS, July 2.-The Prix Cote dor
at Enhigen today was won by L. p.
1-t. ,or1 TIor 1lh
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ATTEMPTS AT ExToRTIoN-Mrs. Doris
Searcy. 1915 Lyon street. obtained warrant
from Police Judge Deasy yesterday for the arrest
OF her divorced husband A G. Searcy on
charge of sending letter threatening that I'M
less she paid him $40 he would cause her to
lose her position in Hale Brothers store.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

OF THE ASSOCIATED SAVINGS BANKS OF
SAN FRANCISCO.
MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK OF SAN FRAN
CISCO. 706 Market st. opposite 3d-For the
half year ending June so, 1909. dividend
has been declared at the rate Of four IA per
cent per annum all deposits, free OF taxes,
payable on and after Thursday. July 1. 1909.
Dividends not called for are added TO and bear
the same rate of interest as the principal from
July l, 1909. Money deposited on or before
July 10 will draw interest from July 1, 1909
JAMES ID. PHELAN, President
GEORGE A STORY Cashier.
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CHURCH SERVICES

PATRIOTIC services will be held at the Rich
mond Presbyterian church. 31st and Gle
ment ST, Sunday morning and evening Rev
C. S. Tanner speaks at ii o'clock and Hon n
o. Hoover at T:45 p. m. Members or the
church and Sunday school will take special
parts in the evening service.