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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-06
LIEUTENANT OWEN AND
BRIDE IN KANSAS CITY

Kansas city, May Iieutcnant
Reginald A. owen and his bride. who
was Mrs. Ruth Bryan LeaVitt re-
mained over In Kansas city today.
According To- their present plans they
viii not resume their journey TO Ja-
maica until tomorrow They had not
decided today whether they would go
south Nia Memphis and New orleans
or by way Of the city of Mexico. II
they decide to take The southwest
route they viii visit the Mexican cap
lt;d and then go TO- Vera cruz. taking
the steamer at has point
Lieutenant and Mrs. owen spent
the daV i'm motoring and visiting
friends of MIS- owen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-06
MRS, HARTMAN CONF lRMS
DAUGHTERS ENGAGEMENT I

ne" York May Mrs y H. Har-
liin.n expressed regret today that
p'niictty had been given to the en-
tinent oi Miss Mary Hartman t.
ramsey. the sculptor. on ac-
',"nt of her deep mourning she wish
ner personal affairs to be kept
.r, she confirmed the report. however.
"N wedding viii be quiet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-06
THOUSAND DOLLAR
REWARD FOR LOST WIFE

Los Angeles cal. May w. II.
Pitman of this city Increased To $1,000
the reward he had offered for the re-
turn OF his wife who left nome on
April 26 while temporarily insane rs
Mrs. pitman carried $4,000 worth of
diamonds and SIT 500 i'm currency grave
fears for her safety are entertained.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-06
Terrific Explosion Wrecks Coal
Mine Near Bim1ioghami PIT
Mouth BeIches Rocks and
Heavy TimberS.
RESCUE FORCE DRIVEN
BACK BY DEADLY DAMP
Scant Hope Of Saving Any Of
Unfortunate Prisoners Alive
Eleven Bodies to be Brought
to Surface This Morning,


Palos. Ala. May 5.--EioNon bodies
have been found in mime No. of the
ostios coal and Coke company late
tonight Rescue parties have reached
the ! 100 foot level and are working
steadily toward the 800 foot loveL
where the majority of The miners
were working at the time of tle cx-
ulos'on.
Fresh air from ftns that are being
operated rs gradually dispelling the
black damn that hats fIlled the mine
since the explosion and the parties
are working more rapidly.
An the bodies found are horribly
mangled ana burned. some beyond
recognition The head of an unknown
white man was found several feet
away from his body.
The work of bringing the bodies to
the surface win not begin until to-
morrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-06
FATHER OF NINE FOUND
6UlLTLESS OF BlGAMl

New orleans. May 5-Josvph Nauth-
Was acquitted of the charge of
,.t .-lnt in S. Barnard parish last
i-"t after his attorney made plea
aequittal on the ground that the
+, .'eiiaant Was the father of nine chill
All 81 the nine children were
'"fl No attempt was made to
t,hiroVeft the fact that Naufbier had
''l' -aiiy married second wife. Vauth-
''timed rhaf De nas intoxicated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-06
TO COLON|ZE CITY
JEWELLERS ON
FARMS
Arm of National Association
Fonned Yesterday in ST.
LOUIS Governor HadIey Was
Chosen President,


1t Louis May 5.-The Rational
Farm Homes association. having for
lis purpose the colonization of city
dwellers on model farms was organ
iSed here today.
Officers and directors were chosen
al meeting attended by more than
80 men and women from cities
throughout the country WHO are in-
tcrestcd I'm th. movement.
Among the Officers arc- fresiut-ht,
H. :. Hadiey Missouri first vice
president. clifford pinchot washing
ton. -. e..
The association proposes Z" cupl-
lalize for $1,000. 600. and Is provide
$40 model farms fer worthy apple
cauts. the farms To- DEE conducted un-
der the supervision ef skilled aHrl-
ruiturists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-06
THRONC HEARS
ROOSEVELT
ON PE:ACE:
N0RWEGlANS CHEER
AMERICANS ADDRESS
Event Described as Most Nota-
Die Event in Annals Of Nobel
Prize Committees King and
Queen Among Audience,
luy Morning Journal sOeeia. tsnssd wJr.i


tu, norning Journal suc,ia. Leased Wirel
t.f.,i.,ni. Ma, Nor,.ithst.,,,d-
~ 49,
ing an occasional sIFihg way ol inc
voice. Theodore Roosevelt made a
daap impression ON the auaicnce
.,..,.i 4,,.., ,,,, >-.,,i,.t,.,t
"l''i' 49,
thc1tcr TO h"a h'a addfess ON lhtef-
netional Peace before the Nobcl
,.,i.. ,on,n,ittoe n o.ie described hv
ll" luf'l ~ iii' ~ w
nVs1 Ho'ppir l'l'la S'i'ee Wv
Nppat p',Ig lI',.,'r, W"@ iop1U'9 a., r..a
Nlps iia'ho'l ana 0,,ern Mauo
WIZ HfessA' ~ Well ~ ~ W illt'ii' /,
'is g. 'i'g GOV VI l'i'Vi'e " ~,
a'',,s On 'ic go '',o l,,e .', 'i.',
PdI 10Y ei..V'a "..0l,i
was Hi7s i'oAs'tu' .uV ltiN. ""t,. ih ~
ln elected I" lhe NoiNeHi"h @lofth-
in-.
lAe overture pA lNe "IeAestf" &l
ttr "7'hin& ol 'le session Was eSp's-
ilN com pose" ~ lh' roy al p''iiW
MASTER, Johann ialNcfson' y h0 90 ~
Gltd y to Mr. Roosevelt ne 'neme
'mnoaie0 lhe star Spahsied IN
nrr Morse iplk songs aha mel""les'
me- stage WAS nefo"tru Wiit' lloNvIs'
ana no norwegian nag Was f'siple,
"NiN tlte H''.ls "he Sii'pes- "s sp'''al
eolilt .lmtnl-
ha aHdlehc' sio"" uh Nheh ln'
hlls ana queen and Ms i'e'scl eh
~ Nk sfuls ~ lhe roAal DON heN
arose again when AR. RooseNelt en-
ler'd from tlAe buck oi ffie si.tiit' ts-
eoftad lN J =. LeeVland, former
lfemiaf ana chah man ~ l9e %onei
illIt fNilllitl'f. Ai r.. t-tifN 1850 III
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23
Miss Anna Comny win spend her
vacation with friends and relatives at

Miss Anna Comny win spend her
vacation with friends and relatives at
Pembina. E,5,la<s, ~ II, t.s51ye r..
John Tucker expects to leave satur-
day for Minneapolis where he will
;, visit f friends eng = for a fey days.
p rand Mrs. IA. b. Parshan have
moved into rooms In the Mann block
for the remaindr Of the winter.
r. r o'connell, Great Northern
Claim Agent was UP from Grand
Forks on his way to Rolla, Monday.
Charles g. Cockburna of the eFlynns&
Traynor law office expects to spend
Christmas with relatives at Drayton.s
' Miss Ruth SBaufman arrived Satur-
day from Menomonee, Wis., where she
has been attending school and win re-
main here during her holiday vacation
With her many lends. u RS "A a
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23

aA party Of boys consisting Of Arthur
Hansen, Gerald Brennan, Ray ReesA
Galush and Roy Burgess had 8 merryS
time last Saturday. The boys left ID
the morning on skis for the shelver
farm about four n and q half miles
southeast Of the city, where they spent
the day, taking with them meat, pota
toes, apples, ETC., and cooking them
over q camp fire made in the woods.
They also took a kodak with them and
took many pretty pictures. some at the
shelver farm and also at the Kelley
farm where they stopped on their way
home. The boys returned in the evens
ing well satisfied with their days en-
5oyment, but pretty well tuckered OUT
after their long Journey.
Nick Hitch returned Tuesday from
a visit to his old home in Germany.
where he spent several months. HeR
had very enjoyable time, spending
some time in Cologne and other Ger
man cities, Paris, and London. In Lon
don he had visit with Major Matthew
Hale, a brother Of Henry Hale of this
city. It was damp and cold in Ger,
many Mr.. Hitch says, and he is glad
to return to North Dakota's delightful 4
climate. He returned in the big Hn-.
er Mauritania" and it took five and:
oneha1f days. =
Cards received by friends here locate
Mrs. McClory and daughter, Miss Mar
garet at San Diego, California, where
they7 are spending the holidays with
friends and relatives. Mrs. McClorye
states that they are having a most en-
joyable trip. '<,'"' $;
Attorney s. J. Cowley Of Great Falls,
Montana has been appointed assist
ant district attorney for the district
Of. Cascade. Mr.. Cowley is brother Of
M. ]. Cow1ey Of this city. formerly re-
sided at Larimore, and is well knowRs
here, ...,...... Il
Theo. Bolinger left Sunday evening
for Fergus Falls, Mimi, where he win
visit until after the holidays. Mr..
Bolinger then expects to leave for
western cities to look up a location.
81 .'Ef y ~ 4
Miss Alta Fox Is spending her vacar
ton at the home Of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. F. T. Fox, coming Saturday
morning from Menomonee, Wis.,, where
she has been attending school. j
Miss Frances Cowan is the guest Of
her parents during the, holiday yaca-
ton. Miss Frances expects TO return
ITO, the Minnesota University the first
fofsnext week. :, ,,...:... ~: .....s. II
Geo: B. Holt in charge Of the Great
Northern Store house at. Minot was In
| the city Wednesday on, his way home
i from d business,tri to ST. Paul: a
- E4--s ~ L,-. r. %
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23

n: Miss Anna parry II a,as,,,inK me
holiday Win her rarantz III this scitv,,.;
AT. I 4. Yak IL Sc 81 y:
At 1t Minneanolia and 81 Paui ths5 f,r,tI
EofisthaS week &gst 49,; 81
Is . \. 81
80 = Z sas.le us q n t g
thety,, viii visit for Z counla ~ wealrs 3
4: 5a.,5> s7
- :. 1A'pe.sss -; h,u. w.. I!outenota' =
49,, 20 e.. : pee'a1 v,s.. VAN net s.au.
DAYS. 4 s>@ .' q =: ~. 81 I,
/, Sc. ,... ..>. 81 {. 81
y - - " eslsanu
= s. s. "sao - .ne cay onuay c sIll Is
some cases cases :E' @5s y 375$3s
+t,1 :'.:.;} }5.} Il. @:,. 81. 5;5.s 81
!, .is' - D. oann cannon. ana cnlloEen.
M 'nu Sonu iei' 1851 ouhuay LOT ts's-
several weeks. !, ~ !. !; 7 y " 2
~ ~, e.. p ,o,,,; -. :. -, IT, .,
~ 49,, ,..,,.s, .s...,. - -
49, !, s.a,.,> ~. So. - 80 -. 80 IL
sohnol - Monasn 80 :. r. III. 3
q IA 49, -" :s5s.e. =, Sys55s2,,1,,:
/ Clifford y Moore was up from. Crazy;
TUESDAY shahng hands with his many;
y, er business - t+ors ~'1-
.s.N.>s"S% -'-''>,1 : r: tg.@l~sz35 &:
/ Mrs. Beankclhaamnp went through. the the:
city It : on No. s Saturday on her way TO
Fargo where she viii visit for q few
days ita! with her son Leo. ,... ~ H.;
+ The little children Of Mr.. and Mrs;
VIM. Hurgt, have. been unite III. With:
bronchitis the .nast week. but are get
ting along nicely at this time. A..
"a .,.c.,. ,.....% -. .-
A..olnes .. =. a OF me n r4
81 Nooie' nioou q Aaamson' Oh 1 -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23
LOCAL {. NEWS

J. A. Hanson of Knox was In the city
Tuesday. -s - ~. -:
Theo. OVERRIDE was down from Cart:
ke Tuesday. i ~ GU IA ,3s.s.s-S Z
John Sherman is home from the Unit.
versity for the holidays ~ = 4
Nss'T. q. Engelbretson Of Churchs Fer
"A was in the city between trains Tues.
day "a .5 :,s ,e;s W. 80 l., 4, T. Is. 9,
The Misses Higgins and Goozee
were visitors In the city from Webster
Tuesday gss3Ss
:, 5s;;s Miss Vera Lewis left. last Sunday
evening for Canton, 8. Oak where she
Will spend; the hole days With her par
ants. N 5 III % I'D Eg. Ss.AsB $.: , sss''
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23
RESUkl { IN! !.
I YEAR 1910

1s@Ae6S ~ ~"
~. YEAR 1910
NJ S5 Continued from page two, s.,.s;a5
state surprises. Wisconsin; Fred Beck,
er arrested for selling liquor to In
dams; Kerlin at Chicago III interests
of Improvement company; Commits
sioners in session; A: B. Kerlin elected
ice-president Of :Pennsyl vania socie-
ty hof North. DAKOTA s., y ss7.ft
Second week In October: "a q A.
Hudson, G.; q. Hudson and Ed. sMerk:
ley brought from Crazy on grand lar
ceny charge preferred by M. ]. Kavar
naugh; Chris Abayalas met with trag-
ic accident on Great Northern which
cost his life; Opening show at Grand,
'"The squaw Man." Miss Josephine
Whipple a former Devils Lake lady
and Lieutenant Baxter married in Min
neapolis; Devils Lake sent large dele
CATION to Grand Forks to hear Melba;
Debs gave lecture at opera house; H.
J. Hinck appointed city Justice to fill
vacancy made by. Sherman McClory;;
Local office Of the Great Northern re-
ceive notice that shipments made to
fire sufferers Id Northern Minnesota
would he carried free; i Announcements
received OF the marriage of Miss M.
Clar Taggart and Owen Ticknor, for
merly OF this city at Portland, Oregon;
Miss Muriel Glaspel and Dr.. William
/ j. Gryderman MARI ed at Grafton : L.
natius Young overt was arrested charg-1
ed with selling liquor TO Indians; Ri
fe shoot held by Company l., Hills
boro; Company M. Of Devils Lake,
Company G OF Valley City and Com
pany B of Fargo: Returns Of foot ball
games furnished by the Inter-O Ocean az
the sevilla: Fast mail bumps into NO
| s 81 York and damages superintend-
ent'a oar; Mra, Mevey comes to Dew
ttiis Lake and takes her little son home
Ito lfinot;; 3. siIbertson retarns
from an extensive purchasing trip:
lnJanberof important real estate trans.
fers recorded AZ Register Of Deeds or
nee: Rev. q. A. Olson transferred %
Minot and Rev. .. q Nudge comes
here to take Rev. olsoh'a passionate.
Third week In oc tober;: Rev. Wal.
-, u q -
church arrives; Republican County
organizat ton holds conference WITH a
Johnson and Gunder Olson; George
Ivannier a. oid time resident of Ram
Essy contya left for 'ortland. Oregon II
make his home; Great Northern put
II ting up snow fences; Park Commits
sloslsrs busy on park pro- osition: IN
vi a4saas
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-23

Continued On page tRo.1 Il
i.;is ISecond Sectioni X
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued II
San Francisco. Friday, December ?;
COTTOS-K KIRFKOU-Panagiotis G. Coutos, 30
and Aneero \. Kirekou p, both OF -O-s
Eighteenth street =,
gTcGTNROTHAM- M-EISFELDER-Rober Hiegin
bo+ben AZ $50 Noe street. and Lillian NJ
Fisfelder. %. 1925 Polk street
T0HNSON-NEISO SON-John Johnson, y 144t
O'FRrreu street and Kate Nelson, ., 81
Parker avenue.
KT-HN-vON FTTINGHOFF-Alfred A. Kuhn
% Petaluma and Rozetta C. Won FltnghoH
~ san Jose.
LEWIS -IFWIS-Charles A. Lewis. 53 and
Nargreta l. Lewis 40 both Of l59 Campbell
avenue. -
NARTTN- -GAUTHIER-J Joseph D. Martin. .
107s Folsom street. and Alice Gauthier 70
TnS4 Folsom street
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Notable Deaths

E. Il. OMAN. CONSUL GENERAL Constantii-
nople Dec. 9.-Edward Henry Oman Amefl,
b-ief illness. He was born at Rochester,
MINI August 8, 1871
COLONEL W. P. RAwFoRD-Dubuque. Ia,
Dec. 9.-Colonel ". p. Crawford. so years old;
M Surrstt and others for completely in the
ASSASSINATION Of President Lincoln, died here
today
Y. 7. voTAw, POSTMASTER OF TACOMA
coma Dec. 9.-Henry J.. Notaw, postmaster
af Tacoma. died today after an illness OF sew
eral months. aged 81 years
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BIRTHS

-GUTMAN-In this city. November p. 1910, to
the wife Of Mrs. J.. Gutman, son. tSee
death notice. -
KOrGHAN-In Berkeley. December 6. 1910, 10
the wife Of John J. Koughan, q son
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FURNISHED

$200-11 r; large grounds; Clay mr. Maple
$10O-6 r; middle; 1924 Jackson nr. Jones.
$6O-6 r; 1926 Leavenworth mr. Jackson; fat.
$32 50-5 T.; 1902 Jones mr. Pacific
S27. .50--3 T. and b.; 1885 Clay cor Leavenwortb
SD 30 and S32.5O-3 T. and D. 1859 Cslifornis
nr. Lyon; furnished and partly furnished.
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MARRIAGES

KFNDAII-MORTON-I this city December s.
1910 bv Rev. G.. A. Bernthsl. Harry +. Ken
DAN of santa Rosa and Fife Morton OF Long
Beach. Cal.
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HOusEs NORTH on NfABKrr

l.
sT5-S T.; ssl AshbUry nr. FREDERICK: garage
s60-l0 T.; 2s24 Clay mr. Scott; modern.
S55-12 r; 2029 Vallejo nr. Laguna; view
500 r.; 1923 Cough Vallejo.
S40-S T.: PAS 10th av nr. Clement St; modern;
billiard room in basement
$50 r; BIS Washington mr. Lyon.
$12.5o-S r and b.; p DelgadO OFF Hyde
STORES. LOFTS. ETC. NORTH OF MARKET
S1O0-Bush and Kearnys ground door space
S75-Elegant, large, light 2d floor; 450 Mkt St
$3s-Store. NE. cor. Union and Larkin sts.
s30-Store, 1874 Devisadero nr. Pine.
S20--Fine location for fruit store
S25-StOre and 4 rms. 29bS Washington
$2S and sSeosIofes, - 2924-26 Hayes mr. Cole.
$1O-1243 MeAllister nr. Fillmore; 15x25
ss0-S.0O0 So It. Sc. cor. Market and Main; OF
Zee loft; elevator; steam heat; water and
light free
SOUTH OF MARKET AND MISSION.
so 2-5o-Flar Of r.: 1892 Folsom 14th.
$50-Stores with living rooms; 9th Folsom.
S30-5 r. 1925 18th ST. nr. Dolores; upper.
SIS each--4 T: and B.; modern fats; being COM
pleted; 9th st. nr. Folsom.
s2e.5o-7 T. 2ae chattanOOga NJ. sd; upper.
$2250-5 t. Al Alvarado nr. san jose upper
strictly modern, up to date. sunny dat
s22 5o-4 =; elegant apt. Dat; 175 DubOce nr.
put in order to suit tenant
S25- $50 T. and b. each; 146S Folsom mr. 10Th
S20-5 r. each; 27O0 23d st. cor. Potrero ay.: 3
fine sunny fats; every convenience.
$20-Beautiful modern cottage; in everv
room. 456 Diamond nr. 22d.
P1&.OV-f T. duu u Aoth LduEtuA NJ. FOLSOM.
$9-$12-AIodern apts-. 3 7. ca; newly renovated.
161 Morris av. nr. Bryant bet. 9Th and STR
J. W. WRIGHT & CO.,
DDS MONTGOMERY ST.
MILLS BUILDING.
,
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED


AA-STENoGRAPHER BUSINESS COLLEGE
GRADUATE. WITH EXPERIENCE, HAS
KNOWLEDGE OF BOOK KEEPING AND OF
FICE WORK ACCURATE AND CAREFUL
WORKER, DESIRES A STEADY POSITION;
WILLING TO START AT MODERATE
SALARY; GOOD REFERENCES. ADDRESS
BOX PIT, CALL OFFICE.
ESTABLISHED dress maker solicits ladies' pat
ronage at home by the day; perfect fitting;
very reasonable prices. Phone Park 1888
FIRST class cook wants position for birthday
and wedding parties Apply MRS. RIESS1G.
Phone Park 67S7
JAPANESE couple man do cooking or gardening.
wife general housework and wait at table,
want positions in city country. TANAKA,
121 Haight ST: tel. Park 1892.
MAN AND WIFE WISH POSITIONS OF ANY
KIND IN EITHER HOTEL. APARTMENT
HOUSE OR RANCH: BOTH ARE GOOD ALL
AROUND WORKERS. PHONE SUFFER- 1853.
WANTED-Day work; washing ironing plain
sewing. 1928 Bancroft way, West Berkeley;
telephone Berkeley 537
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BERKELEY ROOMS TO LET

BANCROFT way. 112S-Sunny. furnished. front
room to let: reasonable; near car line Tele-
phone Berkeley 537.
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BERKELEY HSKP. ROOMS

2 FURNISHED rooms with alcove and bath; rent
SIS; extra value. Apply 29o5 Grove St, Berke-
ley near Ashby; phone Berk- 1896.
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RENT THAT VACANT room

A SMALL want ad in The Call will do it
quicker than dozen signs plastered on your
windows and which spoil the looks OF your
home besides Phone Kearny SO for an ad
man to call and see you.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED

FOUND Bulldog. Apply 45os Mission st.
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BERKELEY ROOMS & BOARD

FIRST CLASS board and room for businessman
in adult private family: home comforts. 2131
Eton av-' near Claremont Berkeley; phone
Piedmont $3.50.
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sSO-3.OO0 50. It. Sc. cor. Market and Main. Of
fee loft; elevator; steam heat; water and
light free.
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BERKELEY APARTMENTS

TREEHAvEN APARTMENTS, Ridge road near
Euclid ay., BERKELEY-UP TO DATE HOUSE
KEEPING APTS., WITH EVERY MODERN
CONVENIENCE: CALL ANY TINE; MUST
BE SEEN To BE APPRECIATED.
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HOTELS

HOTEL PANAMA. 176 4th st.-Newly opened
hot water. steam heat, every room: all out
side rooms; SOC day up; $3.50 week up
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ROOMS FOR HOUSE KEEPING

AAA--STANFORD (Thel, 315 Van Ness-SuItes
single rms. hskpg.; also single for men
GOLDEN GATE av.. s53-5-House keeping rooms
for rent; any part of city.
OAK ST., TIC. near Fillmore house
keeping rooms; bath, phone, laundry, CRATE
free: modern; reasonable.
sOCTAyIA st. 1410-Nicely furnished sunny
house keeping rooms: also single rooms for
gentlemen.
OCTAyIA ST.. 1857. near O'FarreIl-2 basement
house keeping rooms. $40; front bay window
room. SIC; other rooms
WEBSTER ST., 1363-Nicely furnished front
room. with or without house keeping: crate
phone; quiet.
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FEIL-In this city. December z, 1910, William
", loving son of Henry and Emma Fell, and
devoted brother Of Edna, Henry, Dorothy and
Tliden Fell, and grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Wiechen Ehlers, q native Of San Francisco.
Cal. aged years months and % days.
Friends and acqua intances are respectfully In
vited 70 attend the funeral today tSatur-
day.. at ] D. m. from the residence OF his
parents. SIS Greenwich street Interment
Mount Oliret cemetery.
FLYNN-In this city, December 8. 1910. at the
residence, PA Diamond street. Catherine
dearly beloved wife of Maurice Flynn. and de-
voted mother OF Mrs T. J. Mountain. and
Matthew and Maurice and the late Daniel
Flynn and loving sister Of Mrs. p. LiDehan,
native Of County Cork, Ireland, aged s2
years.
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SALESMEN AND SOLICJTOpS

SALESMAN able to follow leads and get the
business; good opportunity right now; one used
TO newspaper and other contest work preferred
MR. HENN1NG. fifth floor, 94s Market st.
BUSINESS getter best references, wants to rem
resent manufacturing jobbing house in San
Jose and vicinity. Address box 35S Call office
MEN to sell stock in a new corporation on a
commission basis. Box 400, Call office
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FURNITURE WANTED
SEWING MACHINES

DOMESTIC. 1914 FILIMORE near Post: THE
place 10 buy. rent repair sewing machines
OF all makes; lowest prices: best terms y
w. EVANS, agent: phone West s60l.
SEWING machines. all makes renting. reDair-
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THIS LIST REVISED DAILY.
FLATS AND APTS. NORTH OF MARKET.

FULL CHARGE TAKEN OF PROPERTY
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ATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1910.
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-German girl to do cooking and house
work, small family, wages $50. Apply morn
1ngs, l46O Page ST. near Masonic av.
YOUNG girl to do housework and assist with
child Call mornings 2505 Clay St. apt. 3.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-0n Market ST.. gold chain, Academic Ath-
letie League medal. Inscribed Lee" Lib
eral reward If returned to Box 361. Call office.
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FURNITURE For SAFE

A carload OF fine furniture just received from
factory also carpets and Enoleum; regular
factory prices; save you % to 40 per cent
on all purchases; country orders solicited.
NJ H. JOB. Factory Agent 334 Sutter st.
SEE H. SCHELLHAAs. the furniture deoler
q q z lii. =. - E,-a-.lll.. o.
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San FRANCISCO LODGE no. $50. F. &
A. M.-Ihe officers and members Of San
Francisco lodge No. $50. F. & A NJ arc
requested 10 attend the funeral Of our late
brother. Charles Erickson. from the chapel
at Cypress Lawn cemetery. Special funeral
train viii leave Third and Townsend streets
at 2s30 O'Clock p. N. Funeral committee,
please take notice.
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BRIGHT young man desires position waiter.
valet or butler in private family. Address
L. E. D.. box 1862. Call Office
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VAN DER WEELE-In Oakland December s.
1910, Cornelius ]. Van der Weele beloved hus-
band of Bertha Van der Weele, and father of
William j.. Katherine j., Cornelius e. and
Annie E. Van der Weee and son Of Annie
and the late William Van der Weele, and
brother of William Van der Weele and Mrs
Catherine de Camp. a native of Oakland CAL.
aged 81 years months and DAYS
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THUMLER-In Alameda December s. 1910.
Christian L. Thumler, dearly beloved husband
of Catherine Thumler and loving father Of
Mrs. L. \. Ritzau, Mrs. Charles Hamann and
Mrs. F. w. Graf and Henry and Hugo Thum-
Ter. and brother of Carl and the late Ergot
Thumler a native of Germany. aged "a years.
A member Of Herman lodge No. 145, l. O. O.
F., and Verein Eintracht
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited TO attend the funeral tomorrow Sunday
at O'Clock p m, from the funeral parlors
OF the H. F. Mass company, 1885 Golden
Gate avenue near Fillmore street Interment
Mount Olivet cemetery. Remains at the
funeral parlors of the H. F. Mass company,
1895 Golden Gate aYenue.