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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
.IDORA'S FOURTH
TO BE NOISELESS
Managers Decide Not to Permit
Explosives of Any Kind
on Grounds

The managers of Idora park, Oakland,
have concluded to eliminate explosives
from their celebration on July and
will carry out rsafe and sane" pro-
gram.
According to Manager B. P. Miller,
this will not mean that big day of
amusement and patriotic celebration
will not take place. A program of
national music will be carried out by
special concert bands throughout the
day and all concessions, with. special
features, will be in full swing. Man
ager Miller said today:
The action taken by the mana ge-
ment of Idora park is result of a
realization of the great danger that
would attend the crowds were fire
crackers and other explosives allowed
during the fourth. We intend to see
that no demonstration of the sort takes
place
There are thousands of people who
want to get away from noisy day, and
it is to that portion of the public who
will appreciate a fourth without noise
that we extend invitation. We have
estimated that at least $4,000 people
from Alameda county alone will attend
Idora park Sunday and Monday"
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
BODY OF VETERAN
BURIED AT SEA
Remains Exhumed From First
Resting Place in Compliance
With Request in Will

MIAMI, Fla, July 2.-Complying with
request contained in his will, friends
of Captain A. r. Simmons, a Grand
Army veteran who died at the national
soldiers home, Johnson City, Tenn.
buried his body at sea Friday after
noon, and the veterans last sleep is in
the depths of beautiful Biscayne bay.
Captain Simmons, who was a firm
believer in evolution expressed the
further desire that no religious services
be held over his body and that his
friends in performing the last rites
conduct themselves with as much
gayety as possible. These rites merely
consisted of reading the will, the firing
of three guns and placing the flags
of the yacht at half mast as the body,
encased in a bag, was lowered into
the Gulf stream.
The body of Captain Simmons, who
served throughout the civil war with
a New York regiment, was first in
TERED at Johnson City, but was ex-
humed when the contents of the will
became known.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Notable Deaths
CAPTAIN ROBERT MARSHALL. DRAMAT1sr

CAPTAIN ROBERT MARSHALL. DRAMATIsT
london July 2.-Captain Robert Marshall.
the dramatist. is dead. He born at
Edinburgh, Scotland, June p, 1868.
LINDER D. BLISS. FORMER CALIFORNIAN
Anna. ILL.,. July Finder d. Bliss, 80 years
old, died here yesterday. He took the first gold
mining machinery used in the California fields
across the Rocky mountains.
BROADER GENERAL CHARLES f. ROBE,
RETIRED-San Diego, July 2.-Brgadier Gen
eral Charles Franklin Robe, L. S. A, retired.
died at his home this morning. He was 65
years old and had been the retired list since
1903.
o. GUIDE, NORWEGIAN MINISTER White
Sulphur. W. Va, July 2-Minister o. GUIDE
of Norway died suddenly here yesterday at
O'Clock. Death was due to apOplexy. The
minister had been here for two weeks with his
family.
ALEXANDER YOUNG OF HoNoLULU-Hono-
lulu, July Alexander Young the well
known capitalist, owner of the hotel in this
city bearing his name, and president of the
Alexander Young building company. died at
noon today from apoplectic stroke.
SAMUEL D. STYLES, BANKER-Hudson. Ny.
July 2.-Samue d. Styles, president of the
North River savings bank of New York city.
was found dead from heart failure in his seat
a New York Central express train this
afternoon between here ana GreendaIe.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Saturday. July ?, 1910;
BAEHM-POPE-Ge Baenm "a 123S Kan
sas St, and Louisa A. Pope, 10, l417 Valencia
street.
BAKER Charles X. Baker. 81. and
Harriet F. Odlum. is, both of 81 Prosper St
N-HYMSON-victor Bernstein. SO.
Greystone hotel. and Rebecea L. Hymson, "a,
1880 Haight st.
BozARK-LUTHER- Bozark, 50, 121
Bright ST. and Marie Luther, So 2SoO WASH
BURNS-KILDAY- F. Burns. %. 2421 Mis-
sion St, and Anna E. Kilday. %. SO Hill St
CARRoLL-SULLIvAN- Carroll. 81,
2s172 Twenty-second ST.. and Mary Sullivan
IS, Florida st.
COALMAN-wELLS-wl William H. Coalman. 70:
s4s Kearny St, and Inez L. wens' = so
Elsie st.
Mill Valley. and Ester A. Nelson, p. 4l61
Twentieth st.
ENsMINGER- R-aIacDoNAID-Donald R. Ems
minger. %. Berkeley. and Anna r. Macdonald
FINN-FI Richard NJ Finn, So. AIS ST..
and Geocsi iana L. Finn, 81. 1888 Page St.
GARAyANO-RISS0-G Giuseppe Garayano ..
Oakland and Theresa Risso, IL, 1923 Seven
teenth st.
HOOPER R-MARTIN-William c.. Hooper. 81.
Chico, and Grace D. Martin. 80, Harriet ST
JANowCYK- K-KRYSTOFIAK--w william J. Jan-
owcyk. "a. and Stella krystohak, is, both Oh
304 Second ave.
Observation-Disclosures d. johnson. "a and
Sylvia H. King, 81. both OF Santa Rosa
MARSH OESSNGER-Bertleroy Marsh. o,
Presidio and Emma Matilda Boessinger, 70,
90 Sacramento ST.
MoSHER- H. Mosher, II, $3I
Texas ST., and Roy, Doyle, Is. 602 Broderick
street.
RICCI-RICCOAII-Cesar Ricci. 81, and Olga
Riccomi is. both of 40 Clara St
SIBILLI-SAVIO-Augus Sibiln. %. PASS Sil-
yer ave, and Teresa SaviO, IS, South ave-
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BIRTHS

COHN-In Alameda. CAL. June IS. 1910. to the
wife of Max s. Cohn formerly Rae Marcus,
COLLINS-In this city, June So 1910. to the
wife of Charles E. j. Collins. son.
COLLINS-In this city, June II, 1910, to the
wife of d. z. Collins, son.
ELLIOTT-In this city, June IS. 1910, to the
wife of B. H. Elliott, a son.
GINGG-In Berkeley. Cal. June 20. 1910. to the
wife of r. C. Gingg formerly Mae c.
Peters,, a son.
MURPHY-In this city. June Is, 1910, to the
wife OF James r. Murphy, son.
PISToLESI-In this city. June 26. 1910 to the
wife of c.. A. Pistolesi, daughter
REYN0R-In this city, July 1. 1910, to the
wife of George Reynor, son.
SEvINA-In this city, June 80. 1910, to the
wife of ]. A. Sevina (nee Thiel), a son.
WOOD-In this city, June 20, 1910, TO the wife
Of Frederick Wood. daughter.
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MARITIME BUILDERS
TO MEET AT EUREKA
State Association Will Be in
Session for Two Days
ISpecidl Disnnfch 10 The Call


EUREKA, July For the first time
in the history OF the organization the
Pacific Coast maritime builders asso-
citation is to hold its annual conven-
tion in this city. The convention is to
be in session from the 18th to the 10Th
of this month.
Delegates will arrive from all the
cities on the Pacific coast where the
ship building industry is>carried on and
where the ship builders have organiza-
tions. Over so delegates will. it is ex-
pected, pc in attendance al the conven-
tion.
Among other matters the open shop
principle will be discussed at great
length and an effort made to adjust
the disputed points in regard to labor
which have arisen within the last wear
on Humboldt bay. the Ben Dixon ward
on the peninsula having been operated
on the "open shop" plan since being
leased by the Hammond company.
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ALTAR BOY is BURNED
TO DEATH IN CHURCH

Ell PASO, Tex, July 2.-While clean
ing the lamps for altar service at st.
Ignatius church, Francisco Pagan, an
altar boy. overturned a can of oil to-
day, which exploded and burned him to
death in the church. He was alone at
the time, but a priest, attracted by his
cries, put out the fire.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
BROTHER AND SISTER
MARRIED IN HAWAII
Dispute Over Land TitTc Re-
veaIs Their Paternity
ISpecioI Correspondence Of The Call

IOpecIdI { IoHespoHdeHce oJ nc LdHI
HONOLULU, June ga dispute as
to the title to small piece of land
has developed an extraordinary case.
it being proved that Kalilui Kipapa
and his wife. Lauphapa Kipapa, who
had bsen married 90 years ago and
were the parents of nine children, were
is reality brother and sister
This state of affairs was due to the
practice still common among the Ha-
waiians of trading and giving away
their children, with the result that rel
atives do not in many cases know each
other.
The marriage of a brother and sis
ter does not appear particularly shock
ing to the Hawaiians, the chiefs until
a few years ago very frequently mat
ing brother and sister, in rare cases
father and daughter.
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Opportunity

Spend your summer in the woods in
San Rafael, close to station, in lands
just opened; beautiful surroundings
all improvements; where family may be
together and dad" commute; less than
an hour to the city. w. L. Courtright,
OPP. Union Depot. San Rafael
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day. City Marshal Edward A. Hustler,
WHO will serve as grand marshal OF
the pageant, has announced that at
least 5000 perons viii be in line. This
number in all probability will be ma
terially increased, as several local and
outside organizations have not filed
formal entries, but intend to be rep
resented in the procession.
AS aids to the grand marshal two OF
the most accomplished horsewomen in
Petaluma have been chosen. They are
Miss Grace Ingerson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. W. G. Ingerson, and Mrs A
W. Stephenson. They are both noted
for their beauty and their grace in the
saddle.
CITY IN CARNIVAL DRESS
The city has been elaborately deco
rated. Long strings of electric lights
are festooned above the sidewalks Of
all the principal streets and fags and
bunting float from all the business
houses and most of the homes. In the
central districts the holiday crowd held
high carnival tonight and confetti and
fireworks kept the night air brilliant
with color.
One of the features of Mondays
program will be a flight by the Wise
man biplane at Kenilworth park A
track 1000 feet long has been cleared
a successful ascension
CUP FOR MOTORCYCLE RACE
cup has been offered by the fourth
Of July committee to the winner of
ouadrangular motorcycle race, and sew
eral prominent riders have announced
their intention TO compete. Excursion
trains will be run into the city to-
morrow and Monday by the Northwest
ern Pacific railroad and the Petaluma-
Santa Rosa electric road.
Special arrangements have been
made to enable the visitors to view
the great improvements which have
been made in the city recently. Among
the show places will be the old adobe
home of General Vallejo, the principal
surviving link between the past and
the present city The ancient edifce.
which is now surrounded by modern
poultry farms, is still in fair state
of preservation, despite the fact that
it has been vacant for many years
MILITARY TENTS FOR CROWDS
AS all the local hotels are filed to
overfiowing it has been necessary 10
improvise temporary quarters for the
accommodation of the overflow crowd
in the city parks Company * of the
national guard has raised string OF
tents beneath the shade trees in the B
street school lot, where visiting mill
tarv men will be entertained, and
luncheon tables, from which refresh
ments will be dispensed to civilian
visitors. have been established in the
other public squares.
A unique attraction Of the close -of
the celebration will be a dog harness
race between "Swastika, champion
canine trotter of Petaluma, driven by
its owner, George Gonsalves. and a
dark dog" whose identity is shrouded
in mystery.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

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 indorsed
with the name and residence, of persons author
lied to have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply to the announeement of the event
are published once In this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Baltimore

Have you seen Baltimore Canyon,
midway between Larkspur and Corte
MADEIRA, Marin county? Yes or no
come and learn how to see it from an
other viewpoint. Any agent. Balti-
more station.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

BANKER Bellingham, Wash,
July HI J. Nelty, former president Of the
Home Securities bank OF BellDgham and
charged with Wrecking that institution. was
superior court today charging embezzlement of
the banks funds. The hearing was fixed for
July snd bonds placed at $4,000 The bonds
Uess not supplied.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
cAPn or THINKS

GAYNOR-Mr William GaynOr and family
wish 10 extend their heartfelt thanks to their
many friends for their kind sympathy. and
their beautiful doral offerings, during the
hour of their late bereavement.
WILLIAM GAYNOR and family.
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CARD m TUANKS

GRATTO-I desire to thank my many friend,
for the kindness and sympathy bestowed upoT
me during my recent bereavement in the los
of my much beloved wife.
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-rARn nF THANKS

ELLIS-We desire to thank our relatives and
friends for their kind sympathy. and beautiful
floral offerings. in our late bereavement In the
loss Of a loving wife and devoted mother.
f. ELLIS and daughters.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
POLYTECHNIC BUSINESS COLLEGE

And School of Shorthand and Typewriting, Oak
land Cal. (Inc. stock Sl00.000). California 3
ing and equipment in America. Write for free
catalog Come to Oakland for business education
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
.ARTINI and Children.
CARD OF THANKS

DOBBEL-We hereby wish 20 express our
thanks to relatives and friends. also 20 Bay
View ~parlor OF San Francisco aud Seaside
parlor Of Halfmo0n Bay. N s. G.. W.. for
their kind sympathy shown in our late be-
reavement-the loss of our brother. August
MRS r. ROHDE.
MRS III. KLUVER.
HENRY DOBBEL,
F. ". DOBBEL.
c. II. DOBBEL.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
GROWLERS JOIN IN
PATRIOTIC PARADE
Thousands Attend Petaluma's
independence Celebration for
Three Days Merry Making
[speeiaI Dispatch 10 The Call

PETALUMA. July 2.-What. undoubt-
edly will prove the most elaborate and
successful celebration of Independence
day ever held in this part of the state
opened here tonight with patriotic
mardi gras. the principal feature of
which was unique 'growlers" parade.
Thousands of visitors from all parts of
California fiocked into the city to take
part in tonight's merry making. ard ii
is expected that the crowds will in
crease steadily until Monday.
The role of the goddess OF liberty,
patron Of the celebration, Willie filed
by Miss Helene Urban, the daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. X Urban. BY virtue Of
her beauty and unusual dramatic abii-
ity Miss Urban is particularly fitted for
the honor that has been bestowed upon
her and the members of the Women's
improvement club, upon whom the
choice of the goddess devolved, have
been congratulated upon their selec-
tion.
THREE GIRLS CHOSEN
The goddess elect is of a striking
brunette type and is noted as an ac-
complished dancer. She will be the
central figure of the various parades
during the next three days. Her char
lot Will De a HOdI designed Dy Ine
Women's improvement club.
Miss Ruth Mcclure, a dark haired
beauty, has been nominated by the
members of the Rebekah lodges to
represent California She is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. c. A MCGUIRE, and her Sc
lection is popular, as she has host of
friends among the younger set of this
city. For the part of Columbia the
Catholic ladies' aid society has chosen
Miss NJ. Evart. one of Petalumas s pret-
test and best liked girls.
The most pretentious parade in the
history of the city will be held Mon
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

ENDS LIFE IN MANILA-Washington July >
s. C. Ridgeway Jr., a civil employee of the
Philippine government. committed suicide in
Manila yesterday, according to advices received
at the war department He was native OF
Baltimore.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
cAPn nr THANKS


HEALY-We desire 10 express our heart
felt thanks TO our relatives and many kind
friends and also the Master Plumbers associa-
tion and the members Of Golden Gate camp
No 81 w o. w. for their kind sympathy
shown and many beautiful horal offerings, In
our late bereavement in the loss OF two dearly
beloved sons and brothers.
MRS. MARGARET HEALY. mother.
MISS MARGARET HEALY. sister
WILLIAM c. HEALY. brother.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
free Kindergarten Normal school

/ Golden Gate kindergarten Association. Accred-
/ tied by State Board of Education. 10Th year
| opens July 25. MISS VIRGINIA FITCH. Presi-
| dent; MISS ANNA NJ. STOvALL, Principal. Ad-
dress 1917 California ST.. room Z.
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CARD OF THANKS

GROLINIUND-We herewith desire 10 extend
our heartfelt thanks to the many friends who
extended so many evidences Of their heartfelt
and comforting sympathy during the loss OF
our darling baby.
MIR. and MRS. FRANK GROLIMUND,
lis LObos street
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GARD OF THANKS

DEMARTINI-Msny thanks TO cur friends
and relatives for their kind sympathy and
beautiful floral offerings extended during our
late bereavement-the loss OF our dearly
beloved husband and father.
MRS. j. DENfARTINI aud Children.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
ANDERSON ACADEMY

Irvlngton, Alameda county. Next term begins
August TO- Equipment teaching. discipline, situ
Ieges east and west. Catalogue. WILLIAM
WALKER ANDERSON. Principal. Irvington. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
CITY FOURTH To
Be QUIET But GAY
Absence of Noise Will Not De-
tract From Enthusiasm of
1910 Celebration

From the preparations that have
been made by the independence day
committee Of citizens the celebration
Of the one hundred and thirty fourth
anniversary Of American independence
in this city viii be a memorable one
Despite the fact that there viii not be
any firing of tiny or cannon crackers,
chasers, big bombs or any noise making
devices that carry in their train the
danger Of kindling fires, there will be
sufficient to kindle in the breast OF
every liberty loving and patriotic citi-
zen the spirit that establishes love of
country. reverence for the memory of
those who signed the declaration Of
independence and veneration for Old
Glory that tomorrow viii for the first
time have in its field of blue 4S bril-
liant stars.
PROGRAM OF EXERCISES
The program Of exercises at the
Golden Gate park, commencing at 1:15
o'clock p. m. includes the following
patriotic numbers:
Flag .rsisng-B battery Fifth field artillery,
Captain George NJ Apple commanding.
star Spangled Banner ....-. Francis Scott Key
Golden Gate Park band. Charles Ii. Casssasa,
director
Sslutstory address-Msyor z. II. Mccarthy,
president Of the day.
Overture-''AmericanM Melodies --.---.. Io0anl
Golden Gate Park band.
InFocsti tion-Rev Philip O'Ryan.
Reading Of Declaration Of Independence '-Su-
perior Judge James NJ. Trout.
Kentucky Home" with variations -.... Dalbey
Golden Gate Park band.
orstion-Hon- John +. Davis.
America" -........... ..---...-............
Golden Gate Park band.
After the exercises there viii be for
the lovers Of music concert numbers
until 5 o'clock p. m. by the Golden
Gate Park band.
Following is the general committee
that has arranged for this part of
the general celebration:
Hiram Y. Vaughan. chairman; Samuel N. VIII
son secretary; John r.. Daniels, John 5. Phillips,
Alexander G. Bell, william L. Hughson, F. l..
Matthes. Henry A Rispn. William J. Kennedy,
J. J. Fields. George A. Schlitter. NJ 5. Bur
dick. 4. J. Goungberg. J. Mccoy, John A Ham
mersmith. Rev. Philip o. Ryan, Al Leonard 7.
r. Hamilton, Dr. Frank +. Topping. Henry j.
liner Harry Cantrowith. Major Hugh Sine,
James DeYlin, Walter A. Scott, Al Buckmsn.
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MILLS COLLEGE

MILLS COLLEGE
Only Woman's College Pacific Coast Ex-
clusiyey for Young Women. Located among
the beautiful hills near Oakland-close to San
Francisco. Cal. Entrance and gradua tion
requirements equivalent to those of Stanford
University and the University of California.
Well equipped laboratories for science. Train
Ing fits students TO teach regular academic
courses. Music. Art. Library Work. Home
Economics. Special attention to health in
Gymnasium and Outdoor work. Write for
Catalogue LueIla Clay Carson LID, Pres,
Mills College Z. o.. California.
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CARD m TU4VKS

ARTIGUES-To our many friends, as well
as various societies of which dear de-
parted a member, extend heartteli
thanks for the kindness and sympathy extended
US. and floral offerings, in our recent be-
reavement.
MRS. CHAS. A. Antiques and Family
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
miss HARKER'S SCHOOL

PALO ALTO. CAL.
Boarding and Day School for Girls.
Certificate admits to Stanford, Univer-
sity of California, Vassar, Smith and
Mills Great attention given to music.
arts and crafts. Home Economics. Spe-
cial nurse for younger children. Ninth
year begins August Is. Catalogue upon
application.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Mount Tamalpais Military Academy

Fully accredited. Large staff of college men.
II s. Army officer. Horsemanship. cavalry,
mounted artillery without extra charge. Open
air gym and swimming pool. Twenty first year
opens Aug. IT. ARTHUR CROSBY, A.M.,D.D.,
San Rafael. Cal.
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ST. VINCENT'S sehss. nss. osiI.Es csH Hssi-

At Fifth & Clementina Sts., San Francisco, Cal.
A select Catholic Business College for young
women Conducted by the Sisters of Charity.
Term begins July 25th. Course months, $50.
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S.F. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
(For Boys) 2264 California st. GEO. BATES
founder Fall term opens August 1st- Grad
mates admitted to the Universities upon recon-
mendation of the Faculty.
K ]. BELLING. Phi D.. Principal.
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PROGRAM IN MISSION
TABLEAU
Mission Dolores.

Danee-.-Pride Of the Navy f. o'Leary.
+. O'Connor. F. Printy, j. Lynch W. Spence
Wand drill. boys class. Mission turn verein
MUSIC .-s------.--- Band
Fancy steps and dancing Girls class
C9rnet solo, o--------s--------.-. Laura a Cotton
Music ------------ --.---.....- Band
Dsnce--'Yankee Doodle Agnes O'Iearv
Gymnsstc exhibition -...-....... Mems class
America"
At this place there will be an open
air concert and a display of fireworks
after 7:30 o'clock in the evening
Glen park viii have its celebration
for the benefit of the residents of that
district who may not care to go to
other places. There viii be a band
concert for two hours and a half dur
ing the afternoon and a concert and
fireworks during the evening.
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TABLEAU

4 The concert at this place will com
tnsence at 1:So o'clock and continue until
o'cleck with a display of fireworks
between numbers
There is TO be a great gathering of
the youngsters and their parents and
friends at the Mission Fairgrounds be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets, commencing at O'Clock in the
afternoon and continuing until 4:3O
o'clock
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CHICK-In this city, July i. 191O Gertrude
Chick Tor Sheets), native Of Germany, aged
75 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, July
> 1910 at 7:30 O'Clock a. m, from the par
lors of Gantner Brothers, 3460 Sixteenth street
between Church and Sanchez, thence TO st. An
thony's church. Army street near Folsom
where requiem mass will be celebrated for
the repOse of her soul. commencing at
O'clock a. M Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
coMAIcH.sAss-

COMAICH- -SASS-In this city, July /, 1910
George A.. idolized and only child Of Martil
j. and Amanda NJ. Comaich. a native of Sa
Francisco, aged 3 years 10 months and
days.
Friends and acduaintances are respectfull
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (MOn
dav) at IL a. m, from the parents residence
1867 Nineteenth street. Interment Holy Cros
cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

GUINASSo--1n this city. July ., 1910, Mrs.
Mary dearly beloved wife of v. ]. GuinaSsO.
mother of Madaline. Clarence. Jules and the
late Leslie Guinasso. daughter Of Mrs. NJ.
Garliardn and the late ]. Garliardini and
sister of Mrs. E. V. Carbone. Mrs. E. G.
Cointe. Miss Anna Garliardini and Lucia
Boetto aged 33 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at her
late residence. $50 North Point street, between
HYDE and Iarkin