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Move Is Iia,r Head Of Business school
uc.IATr,I Inronti,,.trnt

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MINI na- Hu "EagE"rH'rI ruIu'un ~ h,s
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ST. - worth q ',.al "-ta'" AMI had l..n
CARVING uu a ut.-Iu"-- -rhurl ~ Ilaupf.,k
sirr''t 4vi Ii' r"u a'uuID anti! h" was
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
capt HENSON to Command the BIEgcst
natIIe~hIp

WN~HINDTpN sept ~ Capt William
q Benson. commanding ufio"r - IN"
uai'l',hlp Missouri. nov y r"serv" ~ IN"
R,-.pu NAVY Yard ~Ill b" assigned 20 the
command Of the Dr"ainnIghr C.ah. now
buil,iug 81 ih" wards II 'hr New Nork
~hippG,ldIuE COMPANY ~ camden. y J
usN' -priug and sgIil b." NJ. largest Amer
can batt .ssh.p aHpaj Sh" ~ a SISTER
~hly 90 m" Florida. which II teIng built
a. 'l.. N"w YORK Navy Yard
Several wears ago Capt Benson served
a. ,pmmsudaui II midshIpm"n AZ tho
naval Academy az Annapolis Later
h" ~ chief II stan - the Pacific fleei
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
raw CHu FTTIR nv ,Uti.
wa- Caushi after Hr BroLr = Nan'- Leg
and q lIrLl for IrIonN

H.t.ry ku.I"rbarf"r. 90 h.i"' k'.'p"r y
lI,rugtur .,r he Hui- .r. WIS krp, .-i
down bv % fttlDiu H-' night .f"r h,
ahght"t from % ~ AWAY -urfaro car
- NIurfy sixth .'..'" ". Vas taken
10 = H", 3 VIRGIN H.-urftI WITH hI- l"ft
~ broken
IN" ta,t,au WIS chased down Br.uI-
way 60 S'.ur'y third street. lv Bl"vrl"
Policeman Dur"gtu Ia" chauffeur. vii
IAN 81 WI ~ ~ H-a thurs ay-uu". was
locked up an l.r the -''truu Il IN" hugh
WAYS lnv which makes o. felony Tor
,hauff.ur 900 run away after az acsiI'.rf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
Mo, em.n,. Of Naval y...-,.

WAsHINGroN sept N Arrived Battle
shIp Npuh Dakota at Tompknsville.
tender Yanktnn. supply boats Culgna and
Celtic amt repair boat Panther ~ New
York city. gIuboat Nickzhurg at Panama
collier Hector at Hampton Roads. RyFn.
goat Iastinc and submarines salmon.
Snapper and NaTwhal ~ Atlantic HiRh.
lands. y ! tug lwana ~ BOaton. cT1iissT
North Carolina ~ Guantanamo
Sailed Cruiser Tacoma from Rluea@IJ-
for Crist0hal. TORPEDO boat Macdorougb
from navy yard New York. for Norfolk
DESTROYER Whpple from MARI Island for
san Diego.
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RoCHtsrER. MINI. sept ~. senator
Robert VI Ia Toilette has issued a state
mont that b" dn"- not want any 81 his
lri"uds - have the least alarm over ms
present illness
i am Improving hut INV case il not
making the Roadway | NIGH. wish and
honc" my family physician Or. Philip
FuN. and ! thought a consultation with
th" Rochester physicians adv ia BILE said
tn" S"ratnr should my family doctor
and ~" uth"t- d'"m an operation neces-
~ary wtli submit but there il nothing
settled a. To- that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
koun,Ir Gives k-niuck, statue Of
IIeurN GIaN

FHANKINEI- ~ Sept N Gov 4 ?
WuI-0r VroU. g I"''"r to-day - Luther
hDurt1e o New York uaukcr accepting
fur k.rt.s.Ey W1rpl" bust 4 Henry Law
carved Ny !iirIm Power. one - the
greatest ~ American sruiDtHr-. which has
be"u pr"-nr'"d o. the state. IL Will h"
placed m n" new Capitol.
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, p-s,a,-P :. Commi.-lon's appointment,

hRNNY, Sop ~ Francis T. Nl',rv
~ Buffalo has been appointed hv ~"
upstate PubiC service Commission a.,
telephone and telegraph accountant ~ =
salary ~ 81 So James VI Iii" Il Eluira
has been appointed a. tell phrn" rlectrira
engineer a. a salary ~ g. 49,.
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To H- Postmaster al Washington.

NAsHGNGToV. SEPT ~ Pres DENT TAFT
rruuinra,i i"-i,v hot Surrnar \ Merritt.
formerly - BuNu|r = SON - John 4
N"rrt'' wu.Id b" appointed pu-rrn t-,sr
- W1-lingfrU. y. -uDr""I Charles y
Grtuif"li vH. hoe derI.u.d no Ip-
f.,.r'r.'' ard wi" Hur' 0uo ~ Ffr.' A.
.'rr' PH-'ua -i"' -r,eu"rlI NJ Merritt
DO - h""n assistant postmaster for several
years.
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Army and Navy Orders.

' fsHir. ... OF" .' Ih's" army "rdcr-
We. 'ssa' ID % ..'
t4r' 0"dC..-. ..''d.c~" from seventeenth
Infantry .H Ff''ufl IufArfrs
'.Hu. .1C. NafH'H.T IFpar'r'r' ~ Ifakpta
O., puUIrr'u's %. f,pn q. Judge vi, poN'c - that
u. faIUU
cart Hbbrrf g. ,nr.geI Modra. Corps from
Genera. ifss,.'rI iI- i-r~.ufu - san Iraurl-sn
60. fr V.IIpg'u~s division
I.rs' il'T' Val NIiTuh~rgrr. Medical Re
ssf', tUI.ss from. '.Hrf laI'r bon tp Philippians
... .~IrH
'|.sE 'I'.' .HNn hinEU.sH iu-frs - In
g.ryrr- '.Hu II'IipilU" Islands O" WASH Hgf'u
T.
IIr-' I.D4' rsIrII'h VI hlTnrD Medical re-
ssr', tpfY-. from Tort tiATs Tg'rs and VIII
.rrrr..I o. pfc '.Fur
'fs IH. Wallace .H, WIff. Nf'IrH. tHfrs. from
Tort '-.pss'pu" WsuT'ng 90 Uuuurrl8
IfFurs '.ri'...
I.-.t f'r.' .r,n'rII 3 CONT .... - seventh
Ga alT' .s q. .F|i fp Cutr' ne No Gtrd -rr r.
~uNrpi 'Hr' I'.f k4r ~ 49," p. 9'tp-- - ~ IrE
the ruuf.~ o. .Hri'Hflpu - the a~huu.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
OAKLAND TO HEAR
GIFTED PIANISTi
San Francisco Artistic Will Be
SOl0ist at Stewart Orches-
trail Club Symphony

OAKLAND. Oct. 24--Music lovers of
this city are to be given rare treat
at the Macdonough theater Thursday
evening. November 10, when Mrs. Oscar
Mansfeldt. the distinguished San Fran
cisco pianiste, will appear az solotst
with the Stewart orchestral club and
assisting artists.
Accompanied by the full orchestra
of 80 pieces. Mrs. MansfeIdt will per-
form Mendelssohns famous "Capriccio
Brilliant, a composition which eXacts
the greatest artistic accomplishment.
and which never fails to enthuse an au-
dience. Although she has for many
years prominently figured in the rnu-
sical life of San Francisco. both as a
teacher and performer, Mrs. Mansfield
has seldom included Oakland in her
concert tours. Her appearance is being
looked toward with unusual interest.
The program of orchestral numbers
has not yet been announced. but will
include selection of numbers ranging
from the popular to the intricate works
of masters. Miss Helen Sutphen, CAL
tfornia girl who won success in New
York will be the yiolinist. and William
Edwin Chamberlain well known in
Oakland, will be the barytone soloist.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
SCHOLARSHIP TESTS
TO COMMENCE TO-DAY
Student Qualifying in Examina-
tions Will Go to Oxford

BERKELEY, Oct. 24.-Exa nina tions
for qualification for Rhodes scholar
snip Al Oxford university. England, for
students here VIII be held in the faculty
room OF California hail tomorrow and
Wednesday The examinations, being
merely Qualifca ton tests and not COM
petitive in their nature, will cover only
simple subjects. such as arithmetic, al
zebra and geometry, Greek and Latin,
Srs mmar. translation into English from
Latin prose and the translation into
Greek and Latin OF two books from
anT two of the classics. Under the
new scholarship rules students will not
have TO qualify in Greek until actual
residence at oxford.
Besides these tests the candidates
must show a fondness for sports, have
moral force Of character and exhibit
msnliness. 4 large number of stu
dents. prominent on the campus. have
s;Enified their intention of taking the
tests for Rhodes scholar to succeed
Farnhum p. Grifiths, second Oxford
scholar, who is now secretary to Presi-
dent Wheeler.
The exa limitations viii commence at 9
o'clock and continue until O'Clock on
the two days
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
STUDENT THESPIANS TO
EXPRESS APPRECIATION
Book to Be Written for English
Club

BERK ELEY. Oct. 24.-Student thes-
plans who have starred in Greek the
ater plays during their undergraduate
days will Jointly write book of ap-
probation which is soon to be pub
lished by the English club, the or
ganization which controls dramatics
on the campus.
Among the contributors will be
Miss Isabel McReynolds, Miss Janice
Meredith, Samuel j. Hume, Grover
O'Connor and George Manship, and the
plays which will be discussed are:
Merry Wives of Windsor, Little Clay
Cart" Abraham and Isaac" The
Winters Tale" The House of Rim
mon," shoe Makers Holiday Nero
and Caesar and Cleopatra"
The volume, which will be the sec
ond book by the club and patterned
after the California story book, will be
in charge OF committee composed of
d. J. Gates, Miss Mildred Martin. Miss
Cheryl Merrill, c. y. Hackett and E.
G. Clewe.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
HERE'S A MAN Who SMOKES HIS
WAY TO THE THEATER TWICE A MONTH
Sees the Orpheum Every Two Weeks With
Money Saved in Purchasing Cigars at Cut
Rates-Wife Approves of the Habit

Wei. what do you think .of that?'
said Fred Osgood. the cut rate cigar
selling druggist, this morning, as he
turned from a customer just passing
out the door. There is a fellow who
has fixed things so that his wife ap-
proves of him smoking.
He was just telling me how he came
TO buy all his cigars Of me- 1t seems
both he and his wife had been reading
my advertisements for some time and
they finally agreed that he was to buy
all his cigars of me and put the money
he saved in bank and every time it
amounted to a dollar and half they'd
go to the Orpheum. He says he hasn't
missed show for three months and
that they go every two weeks on the
money he saves.
Il told him he ought to get his wife
and all the children to smoke up for
the worlds 1air." laughed Osgood, be-
cause they'd want to go every day. He
saws it's great scheme for saving
money and that he likes my cigars fine.
He keeps a record of all he buys and as
he smokes 121sc optfmos he pays 2zc
TO the bank for all he buys because he
gers them OF me for f0c'
wr. Osgood says that he runs across
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
Marriage Licenses

:. OAKLAND. Oct. 24.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
James B. Dunham %, and Olga H Neese o1
both of Oakland.
Arthur ]. UtIev. 80, Oakland and Emma p
PyBe. y. Alameds.
Kenneth Read. 29, and Margaret Ritchie -
both OF Oakland.
Raw A. Rocco. IS. and Anna E. Yarazza al
both of Oakland
James G. Porter, %, Oakland. and Bessie
Martin. is. Tesla
Henry NJ. stith. 81. Seattle, and Emma A. os-
born. -. Oakland.
John Ritchie, %, stockton, and sybil NJ Trip,
%. Oakland.
Francis II. Corder, 23 and Ella NJ Butcher
is. both OF Oakland.
Albert f. Ross. 2S San Francisco. and Ethel
Wagner. -. Oakland.
Andrew Brown. ~. and Connie Gibbon %
both OF San Francisco
Florenfine Cejo. -, and Esther Garcia Is
both Of San Francisco.
andrew F; Weber, 80 and Clara Petersen, II,
both OF Oakland.
Claude II; Henrshsn. "a, and Mildred l. Hor-
ner. 20, both Of Oakland.
John A. Brifton Jr. u, Oakland. and GLADYS
D. Courtisn. Is. Berkeley.
Ernest ". Cossrt. %. Lindsay. and Olive B.
Kron- - Berkeley.
Franklin y. AfcAfee. 81 and Susan A. Kedon
21 both OF Vallejo.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
WHIST PARTY PLANNED
BY NATIVE DAUGHTERS
Piedmont Parior Arranges for
Active Social Season

OAKLAND. Oct. 24.-The first of a
series of social entertainments planned
by Piedmont parlor No. 81, Native
Daughters of the Golden West, will
take place at Rice institute Thursday
evening. November 8, in the form of a
big whist tournament.
The committee in charge in headed
by Miss Frances Maynard, assisted by
the following:
Mrs. Carrie Hutchens Miss Hazel r.
Cohen. Miss Rose Jorgensen, Mrs. Ad-
die Mosher. Miss Lillian Murden, Miss
Lillian Burgeliu. Mrs Beda Pacheco
and Mrs. Ida Gibson
The second affair will be a prize
masquerade ball, to be held at Rice in
stftute hall Tuesday evening, November
s. Those who are in charge Of ar
rangements follow:
Mrs Beda Pacheco chairman. Mrs.
Carrie Hutchens. Mrs. Lillian Munden.
Mrs. Jennie Jordan. Miss Jennie Brown.
Mrs. Ida Gibson, Mrs. Alice Miner, Miss
Lillian Burgelin. Miss HaZel r. Cohen
and Miss Rose JorgenSen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
Wife SAID GOODBY
T0HUBbY and CASH
Mrs. Jay Joslyn Waits in Vain
for Spouse to Return
From Richmond

OAKLAND. Oct 24.--After a honey
moon OF a week Mrs. Jay Joslyn has
asked the police to search for her miss
ing husband and. declares he deserted
her after obtaining her life savings.
She adds as her belief that Joslyn
brought her TO California from her
home at Oberlin. Kans. with no other
purpose than TO get possession of her
cash. They were married at Oberln
September G and s3were childhood
friends
.Joslyn is car builder by occupa-
ton and, she says, deserted her Sep
tember IA, leaving Oakland for Point
Richmond
The woman had married previously
and was a widow with four children.
She owned a farm near Oberlin worth
$4,000 and a home worth $500. The
day before the marriage the woman,
persuaded by Joslyn, mortgaged the
farm for $4,000. using all but 500 to
pay debts. With the remainder the
couple left for the coast.
They reached Oakland September 13,
taking rooms at the American house
September IA Joslyn said he would go
TO Point Richmond to get work. He
said he had put $40 in her purse and
would take care of the rest of her
money.
Mrs. Joslyn found but $40 in her
purse. She was compelled to send to
Oberlin for money and is now living
with friends in Chestnut street
She said Joslyn once worked at Sac
ramento. then at Topeka, Kans. JOS
lyn is 40 years old, six feet tall and
weighs 200 pounds. He has dark eyes,
smooth face. slightly gray hair thin
in front and usually wears a blue serge
suit.
Mrs. Joslyn believes her husband is
now on the way to France.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25

| dozens Of similar instances. For exam
pie, one of his customers is buying a
set of books with his savings, another
pays his club dues. while another buys
monthly communication ticket to San
Francisco with the amount he saves on
cigars
Selling cigars at cut rate prices is
mighty interesting" continued Osgood.
'and ] am gradually lining up O. spIen-
did trade. l am very careful to have a
big assortment of all the staple brands
and choose my stock from the very
best colors on the market / have to
be particular because nearly every new
customer expects to find a bum stock
because I sell at cut rates. To Offset
this impression I have to be able to
give them cigars OF an exceptionally
high grade of quality"
Osgoods drug stores where these ci-
gars are sold are at 18th and Washing
ton and at 7th and Broadway. He
sells all 121s goods. such as BeImonts.
Optimos, FL Sidelos, etc, for 10c, and
all sc lines, such as Owls. Renowns.
Cremos. ETC., Z for csc. A man who
smokes four 12i5c cigars day can
save almost $4,000 a year by taking ad-
vantage of these prices.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
MRS. MARTIN SAYS
COURT IS BIASED
Desires Her Trial on Charge of
Dynamiting to Be Held in
Los Angeles

OAKLAND. Oct. 24.-Despite the re-
cent blowing up of the Times building
in Los Angeles. Mrs. Isabella ]. Martin
who is accused of dynamiting is anx-
in Alameda county. She says that she
realizes that strong prejudice against
those accused of dynamiting exists in
Los Angeles, but that she believes the
court of Alameda county 10 be worse
as far as she is concerned
Mrs Martin filed a formal petition
for change of venue today.
The grounds on which she bases her
demand are that Judge Ogden and
Judge Wells are both so prejudiced
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
LUNCHEON PLANNED
FOR EARLY WINTER
Guests for First Brilliant Event
of Season Will Include
Many Society Folk

OAKLAND. Oct. 24.-one of the most
elaborate luncheons Of the early win
Ter viii be that for which Mrs. Charles
Buffers has sent out cards, claiming a
large number Of guests at the Clare
mont country club. Mrs. Buffers has
planned the first brilliant function which
she will give this season for the after
noon Of Thursday, November 10. Her
guest list includes many matrons of
The smart set of Berkeley and Oakland,
with A few from San Francisco. Later
IN the winter Mr.. and Mrs. Buffers are
planning TO go abroad and will close
hoseiawn for number of months.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stark Towne
are rejoicing in the advent of little
daughter. which was born to them a
fortnight ago. Mrs. Towne was for
merly Miss Airline Johnson. Since her
wedding she has presided over an at
iractive home in the suburbs Of Los
Angeles Her mother, Mrs William
Pierce Johnson, and sister. Miss Jo-
Sephine Johnson. have been house
guests Of the Townes for the last
month. They are not planning to re-
turn TO their Monte Vista residence
-~- - a. htthS
Mrs Frank Lampson Brown will en-
lertain at second large bridge party
thursday afternoon at her home in
Vernon Heights, limiting her guests to
lae younger set. Her Wednesday aft
elnoon affair given in honor of Mrs.
James G. Allen and Mrs. Charles Minor
Goodall viii be attended by 100 ma
irons of the exclusive set Mrs. Brown
and her f9z znp-bfer NTrS
TON White. recently returned from New
York where they spent several weeks
Of the early fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Dunning.
VINO sold their Oakland avenue resi-
oenee several weeks ago. are planning
10 spend the winter at the Country
club. where they have taken apart
ments.
An elaborate musicale of the week
VIII be that at which Mrs. J. N Thomas
VIII entertain Thursday evening al her
home in Berkeley. including q large
number OF the musical colony in her
hospitality. Mrs. Thomas is asking her
guests 10 meet her son. 4. Standard
Thomas, who has recently returned
from abroad. He is possessed of n un-
usual tenor voice. which has been care
fully trained under De Reske. Thomas
has spent the last FIVE years in Europe
studying music. a part OF the time un-
der Frank King Clark.
A simple house ceremony Thursday
evening viii unite in marriage Edwin
r Leach and Miss Bertha Stalder. Only
members OF the families and a few
OF the closest friends have been in
cluded in the wedding invitations.
which have been sent out by the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Stalder- Miss Stalder will be attended
by her sister. Miss Grace Stalder. The
bridegroom win have the assistance of
his brother. Harry Leach, as best man.
A cozy new home is being built by
Leach for his bride. The maria ge will
unite two OF the pioneer families Of
the bay cities. Leach is graduate Of
the University Of California and is con-
nected with the mint in San Francisco
In honor OF Louis Titus and his
fsncee, Miss Alice Rooney, Mr. and
Mrs. William Dsrgie gave a dinner
Saturday evening.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
BERKELEY TO HAVE
COMPANY OF ZOUAVES
Captain A. L. Perkins to Call
Initial Meeting Tonight

kelley, Oct. 24.-Captain A. L.
Perkins, former member of the ma :
tional guard and veteran OF the Span
ish-American war, is behind a move
ment to establish a company of the
Zouaves part of the battalion in
Alameda county.
With Captain Perkins, Julius w.
Miller. past commander of the Spanish
war veterans, F. A. Russell and others
are interested in the ne worganiza- :
ton, which will meet for the first time
tomorrow night
Abouts36 men will form the charter
members of the new organization.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
TUNNEL ROAD TIMBERS
ARE ROTTING, is REPORT
County Surveyor Tells Super.
>visoES of Investigation

OAKLAND, Oct. 24--According to 2
report made today to the board of su-
pervisors by County Surveyor Havi-
land, the tunnel road is now in a dan
gerous condition. The timbers in the
tunnel are rotting, according to Havi-
land. The tunnel road was built sew
eral years ago and connects Alameda
and Contra Costa counties. The super
visors referred the matter to the city
authorities
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the changing of the sheriffs old quar-
ters in the courthouse building into the
Juvenile court
The supervisors also voted to build a
chapel at the county infirmary al a cost
not to exceed $500.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
VARSITY star IS
NOW HEAD COACH
Former Football Player Member
of High School Faculty and
Athletic Instructor

BERKELEY. Oct. 24-F NJ Twitch-
ell, formerly with the faculty on the
varsity football team, is now connected
with the faculty Of the Sacramento
high school. where he is teaching COM
mercial subjects. Twitche1 has also
been engaged as coach for the high
school fifteen and has large squad
under him.
He visited this city Saturday and
said that prospects this year for the
high school team were bright, as the
young players were taking to the game
with vim.
AS a member Of the fifteen on the
campus Twitchell was very popular
among the students. Fe was a grad
uate with the class of 1908 and a bril-
liant scholar as well as a prominent
athlete.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
NEGRO'S STRANGE DEATH
MAY IMPLICATE WOMAN
Mrs. SuIIvoun Held in Connec-
ton With Annison Shooting

NEWARK, Oct. 2z.-Untii the myste-
rious death or John Annison, a negro,
living in San Francisco. can be ex-
pIafned Mrs. Lillian Sullvoun, under
whose window his lifeless body was
found yesterday afternoon. will be held
in prison. She was taken to the
county jsiI in Oakland this morning
and locked up. According to Sheriff
Barnet there are suspicious circum-
stances that point toward murder.
Though revolver was found along
side Of Annison's body, the wound in
his head that killed him is OF such a
nature as 70 discredit the theory of sui
eide
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
LOCAL FEaaY raAlas-yla oakland Par.

LOSAL rkhnf iHbihS-fa oakland PiH.
To Oakland. Berkeley. ssrrynnan. East Oakland ard
Fruityale-Da Daiy-From 6.10 an. and every twenty
seo 94O. 100. iLOe. m.sO pm. m. 40 and and
loan.
To saihss and Mskess via Seventh st-Daly-From
400 am. and every tsenty minutes until 700 Pm
inclusive. then 40. $40 800 $40 1870 l10
and 11.40 pm.
To stonshgrst-Daly Except Sunday-G00 7C0 SEQ,
900 am. 2.20. AGO. 400. 500 $40 pm. Sune.y
only goo 1000 an LOO. 200. 400. 4c0. SEQ
$40 pm.
Is Oakland First ST. Frulrsgs, Aansda, VIA Her.sssos
-Daly-From te.00. so am and every tUep'y
minutes until SO am inclusive: then eco. Ne,
1000, 10. 2e. 1lO0. 1lz0 an ~ NJ I220 1OO J. 20
200. 90. 400. s20. 1910 pm. and every twenty
minutes antl pm. inclusive; 40. s20 eco 30
1920 1I00 and. l.40 pn 1870 and I20 an
Additional train to Oakland First St. 215 az.
To West Berkeley Except Ssnday-Fron 600
and every twenty minutes untAS2 20 am neiu-
sive: then 600 and every hour until 400 D. m
Inclusive; then 40 nm. and every twenty minutes
until 200 pm. inclusive; then 30 pn.. $50. 200.
S40. le2o. ll.00. ll.40 pm. and l2.20 am.
70 West ewksIsy-Sundavs onIv-From 600 am.
then 200. 7:40. $40 500 an Inclusive: then s20
am. and every twenty minutes zoo pm. inclusTe
then 40 pm. $50 9oo. $40. 1870 100. 1140
pm. and 12.20 an.
To coran-Daay Except Sundsy-From 500 an. and
every 20 minures until SO am. inclusive. then
900. 1000 an. 1900 NJ. 100. 200. ace AGO. 420.
40, 6co. $40, 5.40and 600 pm.
To c1aln-Sundays onIy-Frcn SEQ am. thsn 200
am. go am. and every twenty minutes untl
500 pm
To stsss. aIehnssd PuIIran-e 90 an. 5i0pm 6.20pn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
BERKELEY DEMOCRATS
WILL HOLD MEETING
Prominent Men Will Talk at
BeII=SpeIIacy Rally

BERKELEY, Oct. 24-The Bell
Spellscy club of Berkeley will meet
Tuesday evening at o'clock at Will
kins hall, Dana and Haste streets. Del
egations from other democratic clubs
in the county viii attend. Brewton A.
Hayne Will preside. Frank E. Herring.
formerly of Indiana and a past grand
president OF the Fraternal Order of
Eagles; Judge Benjamin F. Bledsoe.
democratic candidate for associate JUS
tice of the supreme court, and Stephen
v. Costello viii speak
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
Mexico Exeursion

Christmas in old Mexico. No more
unique or interesting way TO spend the
Soiifsvs than nv Joining the great per-
sonallv conducted excursion from san
Francisco December "A. and Los An An
xeIes December Is Round trip soo;
Pullman vesfibuled sleepers. For de-
tails see agents Southern Pacific. Iicket
ofsces Flood building, Palace hotter,
Wsrket street Ferry depot, Third and
Townsend streets depot and broadway
ard Thirteenth street, Oakland. San.a
10 once. 673 Market street. Nauonai
Railways Of Mexico ONCE. Monadn.ck
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