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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-17
ADOPTS UNIQUE PLAN
FOR SAFE AND SANE FOURTH
Athletic Games in New York on Inde-
pendence Day viii Be Under Aus
pieces of Municipality.

NEW YORK, June 17.-"Absolutely
the greatest athletic schedule ever
outlined" Is the way the modest press
agent refers today to the series of
games that is being arranged for The
FIVE boroughs of New York, In fur
therance OF Mayor Gaynor's plan for a
safe and sane Fourth of July. The
games will be under the auspices OF
the municipality, the first venture OF
this kind the city has made.
From the way the entries are pour
ing in, the press agent might have In
cluded the inter-stellar spaces and still
be within the truth. II Is expected
that $4,000 athletes will be registered.
The games will be held in IS parks,
nine in Manhattan borough, four in
Brooklyn, three in the Bronx, one in
Queens and one In Richmond (Staten
island). Gold, silver and bronze med
ais will be awarded to the winners,
the money for which will probably
have to come from a municipal appro-
priation. Mayor Gaynor has ALI.
nounced that he will ask the board OF
estimates for an appropriation IL the
money is not raised by public subscrip-
ton. So far there Is no sign of the
latter plan developing.
Mayor Gaynor hopes that the sue
cess Of the athletic carnival will prove
that the Fourth Of July can still be a
gladstone day even IL the fireworks
ere tabooed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-17
"KIDNAPEDo GIRL A BRIDE.
Josephine Leona Marries Matteo
Leona Under Common Law.

While Sheriff CASTOR and his depu
ties were securing the city and su
Durbs for pJosephine Bomorita and
Matteo Leona, who spirited her away
from her fathers home In Ford City
Wednesday night, to the accompani
ment of fusillade Of revolver shots
Josephine and Matteo. with a group
of their friends, we're celebrating a
JOYOUS wedding jubilee In the home OF
Sam De Maggie, No. 115 Catherine. st
MEANWHILE four members of the
gang VINO aided In the lovers con
3piracy. lanGuished In the county Jail
TO gain their release, Matteo sent At.
torney Louis Colombo after Sheriff
Cation, who was ushered into Tie
scene OF merry making. Thursday az
ternoon, and heard from Josephine =
own lIp,, that she had helped to plan
the lurid kidnapping" in order to mar.
ry Leona. instead of Sam Orlando. to
whom her father had betrolhcd her.
Sheriff ~Gaston's prisoners we're
promptly released
Matteo and Josephine we're married
under the common law, simply ex.
pressing their intention. in the pres
ence OF witnesses, of being man and
wife. Josephine thinks that her en-.
ragged father will get over his anger
Mt the trick they played on them. She
says that the shooting was just a part
of the Jubilee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-17
ZIG NELL" WALsH'S SUICIDE
RECALLS HUSBANDS CAREER
Stewart A. FELTON,, Notorious Gambler
Was WelI-known To Detroit
Police.

Stewart A. FELTON,, Notorious 0amo'er
Was WelI-known To Detroit
Police.
The death OF big Nell" Walsh. who
committed suicide In New York city
few days ago. brings TO the minds
Of Detroit's older police officers the
career of her husband, Stewart A. Eel
ton, who died penniless In the hos
pital In Peekskill few years ago
Before he went to New York. where
he cleaned up a fortune IN gambling
FELTON, had made his headquarters 1 {.
Detroit. Lieut.. OF Detectives Tom
I.ally remembers him well.
HE was known here as Rain-in the
Face Felton," said Detective LaIly.
He was an all-around gambling man
and fiashy dresser. He would rather
shoot craps than eat. and while he
was never arrested here. he WAS
closely watched by the police.
Things got rather uncomfortable
for him in Detroit, and he went to
New York, where there was bigger
field for his operations. II has been
over Is years since he was In Detroit. F"
FELTON, made a lot OF money in New
York. and the diamonds, and dresses
with which he provided big Nell
were the envy of all the people OF the
lemi-monde. Felton's prosperity con-
tinued until the fall OF 1904. On
Thanksgiving day of that year he shot
and killed Guy Roche, another gun
fighting gambler. II cost him all the
money he had and all he could beg or
borrow TO fight the case and keep out
OF the electric chair. After the case
as dropped he started In gambling
again, but with no success.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-17
ANNOUNCES CHANGES IN TINE.
Michigan Central Also viii improv'
Sleeping Car Service.

The Michigan Central railroad an
nounces important changes In time on
the main line and on the Toledo
division. effective Sunday, June 10.
The company also has made I'M
portant additions and changes In its
sleeping car service. Train No. s, the
Wolverine, will be given a connec-
ton for Niagara Falls from Welland.
which 1t has not heretofore. making
II possible, by leaving Detroit at 3:40
p. m. TO reach Niagara Falls at
10 p IN. Train No. II, the Wolverine
now arriving at Sis and leaving at
S:25 a. m, will arrive at $40 and
leave at $50 a. m, arriving Chicago
five minutes earlier than on its pres
ent schedule. Train No. 10, new
train with Boston connection. will
leave Buffalo at 1880 a. m, arriving
In Detroit at S:25 a. M; leaving for
Chicago at $40 a. m. and arriving at
3:45 p. m. This train will carry the
same high-class equipment that is now
handled or the Wolverine. On the
Toledo division. train No. S04. now
leaving Toledo at 1905 a. m. and ar
irving in Detroit at S:45 a. m. will
leave Toledo at 500 a. m. and arrive
IN Detroit at III Il. m.
A Detroit-Harbor Springs through
sleeper will be attached to the 9:25
p. m. train, effective June 81. and will
run daily Returning. this car will
reach Detroit from Harbor Springs at
7:15 a. IN. The etroit-Indianapolis
sleeper. heretofore handled on the
sos, will be transferred to the
1926 p m train, and returning, will
reach Detroit at GAS. instead of
8:45 a. m Two additional sleeping
car lines have been established be-
tween Cincinnati and Toledo and
Mackinaw, The time and equipment
arrangements on alb other trains from
Detroit remain as at present Many
important changes ana additions to
the service have been made between
other stations on the line.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-17

posed az her faIh.r. ana inls.spro-
sentsd her age. 70 get low fare. Tie
deception was discovered whom the
boat landed. and both Catherine and
sent more money and Catherine triod
the trip alone. but 10 again hold up
at Quebec. ks she 10 not accompanied
by her parents. and 10 only ~ fr.
lowed 10 come here when the case
u fully explained TO the immigration
department.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-17
Canada Railway Strike Planned

MONTREAL, June 17.-Representa.
tives of the Order of Railway Con.
ductors and the Brotherhood OF Loco.
motive Engineers are here making
preparations for the calling of a strike
OF the $4,000 members of these organi.
cations employed by the Grand Trunk
end Canadian Pacific railways in Can.
ada in case the report of the board of
Cancellation goes against them. The
board wac appointed some weeks ago
to consider demands for higher wages,
and It will probably be made public
at Ottawa today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-17
Baggage Men End Sessions.

Winding up their business session
with the election of officers, the
American Association OF General Bag
gage Agents devoted Thursday to ths
pursuit OF pleasure, which included an
automobile ride around the city and
Relle Isle, with supper In the Casino
as quests of the Detroit Omnibus
line In the evening. the Baggage
agents and Transformer attended q
tleater party IN the Temple theater
ct which the former we're hosts.
Oficers elected were President
w. s. Skinner, New York Central
lines: vice-president, F. II. Jones, st
Louis e. Southwestern; secretary
treasurer. J. E Quick. Grand Trunk
Toronto; executive committee. Benton
Quick, Missouri Pacific. chairman
John Dewitt. c.. 3. q O., Chicago, and
George l.. Alley, Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake City.
J.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-17
IA GIVEN LOVING CUP.

MONROE, Mich. June lin ap.
probation OF his services In behalf OF
the city In securing the placing of the
Custer monument. Charles f. Green.
ing was last night presented with a
loving cup inscribed with the follow.
ing:
Presented by the city of Monroe to
Charles r. Greeping in grateful REQ
ignition for his services In the con.
summation and unwilling of the Gus.
ter statue"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-17
AnatoIia Prannfcuike, n Lithuanian
Maman. q yenrs old. L. detained by

immigration officers in Philadelphia,
and her fiance, George Gudaitis. OF
the aid OF c. Leidich. and locai i'm
migration officers, to have her al
lowed to finish her Journey. Ana
tolia frankly told the inspectors that
TO George. The inspectors, suspicious
OF a white slave plot, held her Tor
investigation. Gudaitis is prepared
TO fle an affidavit, promising TO
marry the girl on her arrival here.
and also an affidavit from a priss.,
who will perform the ceremony.
The use of q room In the Bnrstow
schooi from I TO = o'clock, In the af-
months. with a school teacher Ia
charge. has been offered by supt.
Martindale to the Girls PROTECTIVE
that body. The girls being cared for
AT the leagues headquarters. No. 421
Congress-st. east, viii be taken TO
the school for instruction, and re-
turned TO the home under escort %
probation officers connected with the
league The detention work of the
league was Instituted 10 weeks ago
and IN that tIms ~ %e eTIs nav" of "s ea
league, held Thursday, the advisable
ity OF more voluntary probation Of
hcers was considered tavorably, ~.
order that fragrant cases OF disorder
Nv conduct on the public streets aud
in the parks may be summarily deaf;
with.
The Rev. FIR. Mueiler, Of ~. AIbcrfus'
church, has Interested himself I'm the
strange plight OF little Catherine
woiozyn, 10 years old. who has twice
tried In vain to gain. entrance ~
America, to join her sister, Mrs. yJo-
seph Domln, OF No. s2I Ferry-avc.
east The little girl is held at Que
bee. on orders of the United states
immigration inspectors. while aer
Detroit relatives, who have spout
$40 on the effort to bring her here,
are greatly agitated over the affair,
They are able and willing to take
care OF the girl. and to give her an
education. Six weeks ago. Catherine
was sent from her home town, with
Aatthew Bsrak, az an escort. 40
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-17

me .petrelt pelics department. hss re :
&eevse . telegram from Mrs. Anna
hcuss' OF Kansas City asking tho
Roiies 70 locate Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
ana notify them that Sister Hurr u
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-17
WAKENED BY THIEF'S LANTERN
Fred veyrehen Leaps From Bed and
Robber SkIps,

The fash of bulls eye lantern
awakened Fred Veyrchen from a
sound slumber. early Friday morning,
in his home. No. $40 Elmwood-ave.
veyrchen leaped from his bed and the
thief took to his heels. Nothing was
stolen from the house.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-17

The wood of the Western Austral-
Ian yate tree Is believed TO be the
strongest known. tests OF II showing
an average tensile strength, equal to
that Of cast iron, while some speci-
--ten have equalled that Of wrought
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-17
RESORTS.
NEW YORK AND RETURN $3.50.

Grand Trunk-Lebigh Valley Double
Track Route
Daily Excursions until September
S0th, 1910. Thirty days limit All
tickets valid via Niagara Falls. Lib
eral stop-overs. For further particu
lara apply to- City Ticket once, 124
woodward Ave. Phone II. 20.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
RIALT0 CLUB SEEKS
TO RESTRAIN POLICE
Alleges Officers Have Entered
Premises Without Warrant

The Rialto social and athletic club.
los Fourth street, which has frequent
" been raided last month, applied yes
terday 10 the superior court for an
Injunction restraining the police from
interfering with members. Attorney
Elliot NJ. Epsteen asked Judge Mu-
rasky, to whom the case was asst gned,
for temporary restraining order
against the police pending trial of the
case. but in accordance with a recent
understanding among the judges the
court refused the request.
The order as signed by Judge Mu-
rasky was one calling on Chief of Po-
lice Seymour TO show cause at $50
O'Clock this morning why the police
should not be restrained from inter-
fering with the club.
The complaint charges that almost
daily since November II policemen
have searched the club premises with
out warrant, terrified and intimidated
members and officers and subjected
them to indignities and humiliations.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
COMPLAINANT NEARLY
LANDS BEHIND BARS
Indictment for EmbezzIement
Causes WOmen's Arrest

When George Schweinhard. a real
estate man of Bakersfield. appeared in
Police Judge Conlan's courtroom yes
terday to prosecute Irene Brown and
Evelyn Gomez. charged with having
embezzled two rings. he came near
being arrested himself on charge of
felony embezzlement, but escaped this
unpleasantness when it was ascer-
tanned that he had already been in
dicted by the grand jury and served
with a warrant, the alleged offense
being the embezzlement of 81 900 which
was sent him by Miss Honora Coleman
with which TO buy property.
He met Miss Gomez, Miss Brown and
Miss Adeline Ahearn in Market street,
and while sightseeing with them ex-
hibited two rings. When he had the
women arrested one ring was found on
Miss Gomez and the other on Miss
Brown.
After the rings had been restored to
Schweinhard yesterday he decided not
to prosecute.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
CIGAR DEALERS WILL
ESCAPE PUNISHMENT
Will Not Be Sentenced for Sell.
ing to Minors

Police Judge Weller yesterday in
timated that he would dismiss the
cases against the il cigar dealers
charged by Probation officer Willard
p. Hatch with having sold cigarettes
and tobacco TO boys under Is years of
age The defendants had all pleaded
guilty and were to have been sen
fenced yesterday, but Judge Weller
continued the cases until January Is,
when. he said, he would probably dis
miss the proceedings, as the present
cases are the first attempts at prose-
cution under the city ordinance. He
added, however, that if any of the de-
PENDANTS repeated the offense they
would be punished to the full extent
of the law.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
new WATERSYSTEM
ATPRESIDIOREADY
Abundant Supply for All Parts
of Army Reservation
Is Assured

Water viii be turned into the new
system at the Preside today, and it is
expected that hereafter there will be an
abundant supply for all parts of the
reservation. The system has been un-
der construction for some time and is
considered a great Improvement over
the former one.
Lieutenant J. B. Corey, fifth field ar
tilleTy. left for the Preside yesterday
morning for Seattle, where he viii pass
the greater part OF his two months
leave Of absence.
Lieutenant Vaugn. coast artillery
corps, who has been at the Presidio for
examination for promotion. left for the
Philippines on the transport Logan yes
terday. The result Of the examination
viii be announced later.
First Lieutenant s. D. Smith, Fifth
cavalry. Fort Mcdowell. is at the Pal
ace. He registered at army headquar-
Major Philip c. Wales, medical corps,
Presidio Of Monterey, is at the st.
Francis He registered at headquarters
yesterday on a four days leave of alb
sence.
Lieutenant Robert E. NJ. Goolrick.
Fifty seventh company, coast artillery
corps. has received his promotion from
first to second lieutenancy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
JOY RIDERS FREED
OF CRIMINAL CHARGE
DIR. Gleason, DIR. Schord and
j. c. Knox Escape Trial

DR. Edward Gleason. DR.. NJ H
Schord and John c. Knox escaped
prosecution yesterday on the charge
Of having taken an automobile be-
longing to Harry H. Hewlett, an Oak
land capitalist. without the consent of
the owner, it being held by Acting
Police Judge Bernard 3. Flood that the
evidence was insufficient.
The three defendants were 10Y rid
ing" in Hewlett's car September %.
when the late L. J. Stradling and the
late Acting City Architect Fisher met
death through the wrecking Of the
car on the ocean boulevard
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Army Orders
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-Amy orders: Cap
tain Henry r. Casey. coast artillery corps. is
relieved from assignment TO Twenty seventh com
pauy. coast artillery corps placed on unassigned
list ard detailed for duty with coast artillery
reserve Of national guard OF California. Captain
John p Spur. coast artillery corps. is trans
ferred from One Hundrey and Forty second TO
Twenty seventh company. coast artillery corps
Second Lieutenant Frank VI. Andrews. Eighth
cavalry, upon expiration Of present leave will
proceed 10 San Francisco about January 2 and
report TO Brisadler General Montgomery NJ. Nc
Comb for duty aid staff
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
FLATS TO LET
FURNISHED

WESTERN addition, aristOcratic neighbOrhoOd;
beautiful room fat a sunny corner; hand-
sOnely furnished. never occupied interior I'M
ished fumed oak ard mahOeany; attractive re-
ception hall; dining room furnished In TUNED
oak upholstered With spanish leather. q com
plete set Of Haviland china and silver. living
room has large open fireplace: Stickley and
Karpen furniture bedroom furnished with
birdseye maple golden oak and mahogany; run.
ming water In each; large closets. etc, doOr7
coverings Wilton velvet and Bigelow body orus-
sells; rent 500. Apply HARRY }. MOORE'S
RENTING BUREAU. 1850 O'Farren 50. near
Market
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
FURNITURE FOR SALR

A carload OF fine furniture Just received from
factory; also carpets and linoleum; regular
factory prices: we save you 25 to 40 per cent
on all purchases, country orders solicited.
NJ Fl. JOB. Factory agent. 3}4 Sutter St
FOR ssle-Walnut bedstead and dresser sold
at a sacrifice, cost 81 600; call before Thurs
day. JOS. Y. UNA, cabinet maker 14l1
Polk ST.
COOK STOVES bought aud sold at II. SCHELL-
HAAS 40S 1Ith ST. Oakland.
SEE H SCHELLHAAs. sac furniture dealer. I.
o. o. z. BIDS. llth 81. at Franklin Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
FURNITURE WANTED

LARGEST buyers Of furn-. carpets. pianos. desks.
merchandise, etc. always ray cash Mark h
Levy Auction Co.. f142 EcAilster T. PARK $40
WILL pay top prices for furniture and mer-
chandise, or sell Cd commission. L. II. BURD,
aucuoneer- Phone Market 40S5 431 Van Ness
WESTERN Furn. Co. 164S Devisadero St pay
highest price FOR 2d hand furniture West 244
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
OFFICES and STORES TO LET

HALF office or desk room. third door. Market
st. front. Call room SD sheldon building
4e1 Market St.. today after o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
SEWING MACHINES

DOMESTIC. 1914 FILLAIORE near Post; THD
place 70 buy, rent or repair sewing machines
OF all makes; lowest prices; best terms. J.
W EVANS. agent; phone West 5601.
SEWING machines. all makes, renting. repair-
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
OAKLAND HSKG. ROOMS

COZY, room. furnished fiat; south front, mod
ern: streetcar and Key Route; reasonable
rent: adults 1907 Prince ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
LODGING HOUSES TOILET

ELE1TANTLY furnished "a room boarding and
rOOming house; best location IN Berkeley. See
GORMAN FURNITURE STORE. 2551 Tele-
graph av. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
BERKELEY HSKP. ROOMS

2 FURNISHED rooms with alcove and bath; rent
SIS; extra value. Apply 2905 Grove ST, Berke-
ley. near Ashhy; phone Berk. 1896
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
EMPLOYMENT WANTED


AA-STENOGRAPHER, BUSINESS COLLEGE
KNOWLEDGE OF BOOK KEEPING AND OF
FICE WORK. ACCURATE AND CAREFUL
WORKER, DESIRES A STEADY POSITION;
WILLING TO START AT A MODERATE
SALARY; GOOD REFERENCES. ADDRESS
BOX 277, CALL OFFICE.
ESTABLISHED dress maker solicits ladies' pat
very reasonable prices. Phone Park 1898.
LADY wishes position to cook and keep house
for some clergyman men in mining
town south. MRS l. kREMER, 80 Endicott
park San Francisco
LADY willow worker will call at home; beauti-
ful willow punes made from old feathers and
boas; small salary or by day Phone West 221.
MAN AND WIFE WISH POSITIONS OF ANY
KIND IN EITHER HOTEL. APARTMENT
HOUSE OR RANCH: BOTH ARE GOOD ALL
AROUND WORKERS. PHONE SUFFER- 1853.
RELIABLE trustworthy woman would care for
child and do small wash during day. Address
K. 1901 Golden Gate av-
STENoGRAPHER wishes permanent position !:
takes rapid dlctation; years experience. Ap-
ply box 3lS, Call office.
WOMAN wants washing and house cleaning by
the day; 81 Box 7047, HOS Valencia st.
WOMAN wants work. washing, ironing and
homework, by day; speaks only German.
YOUNG Japanese wants a position in family as
schoolgirl wATENABE, 515 Turk ST !:
phone Franklin 1910.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
AGENTS WANTED


WANTED-Mfrs.' agent to represent Chicago
MRS of high grade line of corset accessories
Write at once to S. yAFFE, st. Francis hotel
San Francisco
BOY and girl agents-Sel "a packages OF postal
CARDS for us at 10c each and receive beaud-
ful pair Of skates or doll free; write today
i. z. EUBANKs & co. Canon city, Colo
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
ALAMEDA HOUSES TO LET
~ ~
TOLEASE

TO rent or lease-BUlding, 2 floors. s5x85 feet.
make oher. Is Park av., East Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06

SOUTH OF MARKET AND MISSION.
500. .5O-FIat OF I r: 1892 Folsom ur- 18th
$3O-Stores with living rooms; Sth Folsom.
500 r.; 1925 18th st. nr. Dolores: upper
$25 each 7. and b. modern nats; being com
peted 9th st. 1T. Folsom.
S22. .50-7 r; 246 Chattanooga nr. 23d: upper.
500 5q-5 r; At Aiyarauo nr. san lose; upper
so. So r: elegant apt. aat: 10 Duboce nr
Valencia; every convenience; upper.
sos 800 r and b. each: 1863 Folsom mr. 10th
$23-T r.: IS sharon nr. 18th; upper.
S23-6 r; 46S 10th ST. Harrison; upper
$20-5 r each; 2TG0 23d ST cor Potrero aT; 3
fine sunny fats; every convenience.
$50 r.; 1929 18th st. nr. Dolores; lower
Sl2 3d. r. and b.; 1J4A Langt0n Or. Folsom
S9-S12-Modern apts.. r. ca; newly renovated >
I6l Morris ay. NJ. Bryant bet 9Th and ffb
J. w WRIGHT & CO..
DDS MONTGOMERY ST
MILLS BUILDING.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
HOUSES TO LET
VNFV-R RNTEHEn

TO LEASE FOR YEARS-BeautffuI home and
grounds IN North Berkeley: elevation 600 feet.
magnificent view OF Golden gatss ; minutes
from cars 10 room house; 6repIaces, large
sleeping porch. barn. tennis court private
water supply. sulphur spring Inquire at once,
Tamalpais av.. North Berkeley or address H
". FAIRBANKS. box 3T6. Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06

FU FINISHED.
S200-11 r.; large grounds; Clay nr. Maple.
SI00-6 3; middle; 1924 Jackson nr. Jones.
So. .50-S T. house: 1906 Webster mr. California
S6o-5 T.; 1926 Leavenworth nr. Jackson; nat.
S4o-5 T.; 1860 Clay nr. Larkin; elegant nat.
So. 50-5 T.; 1902 Jones Pacific.
$27. .J0-3 7. and b.; 1885 Clay cor Leavenworth
500 so and $50 50-3 r and b.: 316s California
Lyon; furnished and partly furnished
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
APARTMENTS

INVALID man wants home with care A. NJ
LER, 574 Sd ST., room 104
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
BEPKELEY HOUSES TO LET

ROOM furnished house 2605 Fulton st
Berkeley: plenty Of fruit flowers and berries:
blocks from Dwight way station. Inquire
262S Shattuck av-, Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06

At the last meeting Of carpenters
union No. 1882 the following nonina =
t.ons were made. the election taking
place next Wednesday: President G.
A. Nelson and =. II. James; vice presi-
dent. V. Snellgrove; recording secre-
tarv. A Calderwood financial secre-
farv. NJ T. Waterman; treasurer. Z. ".
Hutchinson; conductor, A Ambrose;
warden. q. /. Smith. Il. ". Hiner and
"a shank: trustee. T. X. Thompson:
auditor. NJ J. Henry, r ". Hiner and
a.. q. Campbell; delegates 10 the district
council OF carpenters, Il. Z. Maxwell.
N. r. Waterman, c. c. Campbell, z. w.
Hutchinson. A. Calderwood and F. H.
James. delegates to the building trades
council T. +. Maxwell, f. ". Hutchin-
son, James French. N. z. Waterman, A
T. Lidstrom. ~. Snellgrove, n. j.
Henry, c. c. Campbell. F. W. Hiner, 7.
X. Thompson. A. Ambrose. c. Smith, q.
a Nelson. E. II. James, "A. CalderWo0d
and ". knudson. ---------,~