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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-27

u balls, Dolls, Roller Skates and
other premiums free for a few hours
work after school or Saturday. Write
me, James Hayden Co., 240 w. lIotf-
man St, Baltimare. Md. WOOL
w a n r = y
XAANTED-NURSE or GOVERNESS BY
refined young German Cir. Apply to
No. Randall Court. 81 OF
WANTED L Immediately TO rent one suit
w BEDROOM FURNITURE. Call Phone
30 or address 81 Shpwright 81. 3t-o21
WANTED 80 COLORED WOMAN TO DO
w, general housework. Apply N orce 10
l09 Prince George st. 81 or
WANTED PUBLIC SCHOOLGIRL DUATp
W (lady) to teach three girls. ages II. - and
10 years. Apply by letter 4 sampson Row.
Naval Academy. 3t-O25
q GENTS-TO HANDLE a PROPOSE TION
n that sells at sight, two to six. most every
home. Particulars free. kentland Novelty
Co.. Box "a, Still, Pond MD. oi522298l
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FOR EN-
For RENT - HOUSE 80 CORNHILL 81
Apply to IFS Prince GeOrse Street. OF
Fog RENT-TWO HOUSES ON SECOND
St, Murray Hill, ali modern cOnVeniences.
gas. electriclight, bath. Also cheap houses
az Eastporr. Apply 1881 West street o27.3t
FOR RENT ONE FURNISHED ROOM with
bath. Apply ii9 Prince George st St-o2.
For RENT-Two FURNIsHED ROOMS.
all modern eCnveniences, close 10 Willmer's
School. ADDRESS "A Box 59L 3t-o27
C:OR RENT-FRoN NOV. /. 4ouse No. 2J2
:, King George ST.. now occupied by Mrs.
VIM A. Thompson. Apply TO X. l.. werntz,
24S King George St o25-tf
For RENT-To DESIRABLE PARTIES.
Good location. Address m. p" Box 5s7,
Annapolis. st o2J
For RENT-AFTER NOV. /, HOUSE No.
1l6 Charles street. Apply to A. r. Carter
No. Cathedral St. o25-3t
For RENT-NRw MODERN HOUSE ON
Southgate Ave, Murray mi: hot water
heat, electric light. Apply on the premises.
olS-m
For RENT-HOUSE No. 73 MARYLAND Ave
nue.. All modern improvements. WI
rem ~, furnished or unfinished. Apply TO
D. CLANCY. l59 West Street 81 II
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o.... = o y s "A l. 4.
FOE sA LE-Cheapa handsome black saddle
r. ~, III NJ, young and well broke. Roy V
-2o-ose, --o,zo VAN 81. 3t-o27
For SALE FINE DRIVING ANDsADDIR
MARE. can be seen at stable OF Chas.
1aIIln' west st. o27-3t.
FOR sALE-BLOODED BOSTON BILL.
FUPPIES from $50 up, to those who will
Eve good homes to same. Apply Colonial
-"e"'Ie' OPS 81.
t%Oh SALE-A TWO STORY House AND
IT LOT ON Conduit Street opposite Cathedral
Rouse has six rooms am bath Situate on
Tlgh terrace, 80 feet front and 100 feet deem
591, Annapolis. ola ~ DOA
-oRSALE-CAREY SAFE IN GOOD CON.
81 Market street. ~ 81 ~
Fog SALE-0NE OF THE BEST LOTSTN
- PASSPORT. Lot 2jxlG5 IT. High and dTvE
SSood iruit, Cherries, Apple, Pears and Piums
enquire at 3o4 Severn Ave. Eastport. aI5If
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-27

r. @E2EAE EI@JSE has made of the largest
furniture purchases the history Of Us long business
made solely
YOU better and better profit We to make the Great
inviting and comfortable give them these ggan stocks oil
than
absolutely prices CONSTANT with the dependable quality OF
goods.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-27

For RENT-To DESIRABLE PARTIES.
three third story Rooms with board
Good location. Address M. p" Box 5s7,
Annapolis. Il o2j
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-27

For RENT-AFTER NOV. /, HOUSE NO.
JIG Charles street. Apply to A. II. Carter.
No. ! Cathedral St. o25-3t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-27

For RENT-HOUSE No. 73 Maryland Av e
nue.. All modern improvements w Il
rent furnished or unfinished. Apply 10 r
q. CLANCY. 159 West Street 81 N
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-27

For RENT-NRW MODERN HOUSE ON
Southgate Ave, Murray h III; hot water
heat, electric light Apply on the premises
IL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
Open Howe.

Tonight. Friday and Sstur.
day nights Prof. X. LaRue vii
De at the Opera House and viii
give some OF his wonderful per-
tormsnces IN Hypno;ism. Prot.
LcNre comes highly recommend
ed and we feel sure viii delight
cur peop!eiI his wonderful work
Following this ensagemen, tire
management HIS secured p
services OF the Clara Belche-
company. a high class Pepo--
'cFie company that always pets
the biggest suiieuce coin-. We
invite cur ffieuds 10 these Der.
fOFmaEces; The shows Of His
season are limited tur ;ne rea. n
that Mississippi Is now rcrar,!ed
az ne mos. unreliable theatrical
ne.d IN UCs section: the people
Do not attend regularly anc 50 an
attraction az tines gels large au-
licences al o.aer times snail
ones. Iae result has been 10
drive many OF the bi- companies
out u this section.
IoI arr cCsd:Zily invited.
IEs N. RrssELL.
Manager.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
Fire Heic:y Gifts

Before buying yeur Chris ras
Presents for old Or young he sure
ard Examine the NV aud beauu-
tul selections OF X r. Chiffon &
Co, many Of then lov Is aud in
expensive. You can buy aprrs-
ent thers at vil. suit both your
taste and pure.
Ihsy have DRESSING and Toiie,
Sets. full hu OF Toy, fn. lige Il
American Cut Glass. ChAi..y
Dishes, Sic hns Sily, raad < ony
Manicure sets. lie tta-r Travel
lng Cases, %rrS Boxes, Cola
AMI Cuff Btgs, AIbums. Shoo-
pirg Bag. Fine IIcl day Station
cry, Doll. that can talk, H ler'-
ami Jacobs fine Candies and
nsny beautiful things you vii
/. rid that Ne have not mentioned
when you cal a; K. r Gallon &
c. > loryour ChrIstala3 shJ psug
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
sp.es 81 COMMISSIONER, sale Of Ian.

81
Pursuant = and ~ virtue % a deere.
q the Ch1nc-ry Court q Lafavet,e
County, Mississippi, At shs November
term. i-i1, thereof, I, Tor ]. Wilson.
- special Cor missioner, VII CT
MONDAY, DECEMBER gjth, 1910.
At the SoC.h door II the ec'g-- hog4s
N the AZ o. Oxford, Mss --ipli.
within lawful hour, orer for sale 7
fash, . the hi nest bidde-. in l. Al
sas-.ys ols. re following lands, to-
viz.
C0nueacir- II he S5-th-east cor
uer - SetEa = township ;, Rang 3
West and RAINING Worth 10 pole-.
theme West - poles, thence south
80 poles 70 Sor-h Iae u section >.
AFORESAID; thence list wi-n said seq
tion hne - prbss 20 point % he
ginning. confirming ~ acres more or
es Ins NssE h=1 u the above trac,
Cuiy = soGgh. % b. soid. eXcept-
iHS -herefruu s zcres II b. form 0f a
--Lzrc in the S0UtLwe-t corner. be
lard s1E 70 Lewis < ssekee.
11 also exc . IS acres forme =
conveyed - So ~ Messy, aaso s.
asreS more O. less, beginning At Ia
South-we-z cc~ue- q Tue Sorla-.as
qlarzer and rJnuIag S91-Izt D H.
lIsEce East - pole thence S1r.L 4
pa.es; theaegs West Il po.rs; theme
south ~ poi-s to the point o. begin
uIug The urs. mentioned tract con
timing 81 aercs more or less. Ihe
second tract. 81 ac-e= more Or Is.
Total amount 70 be soil - ACRES lore
or less.
Title to the sid land i believed %
be good, but vii seI only a. com
missoIer.
Toni WILSON,
Special Commissioner
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
MARRIED.


sCARBROoKs-sTEPREvs.
Yesterday afternoon AZ o.39
O'Clock at the home oftn. ride
parents, MIR. and Hrs. X. +.
Stephens, Mr. F A. Scarbroo,-s
oi Memphis, and Misc Minnie
Belle Stephens were united in
marriage, Rev. 4. f. Relrler Of.
ficisting.
Tho marriage was quite q sur
prise, only the family and a few
trends witnessing the ceremony.
The happy couple left al once
Tor their future home in Memphis
We join with the brides MANY
friends IN hearty congratulations
and best wishes Tor d long happy
married life,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
80 Years of Success
z. p. ChiIiOnft Co., Offers a Rere
dy for a C2tarrh- The Meei-
cine Cos,s Nothing Il it
rsils.

When ! medicine effects a sue
cessful treatment in a very large
majority of eases, and waea we
offer that medicine on our own
personal guarantee that It Will
cost the user 70 hing if it does
not completely relieve cAtarrh, II
IS only reasonable that people
should believe us, or al least put
cur claim u : practical test when
We take gil the risk. These are
facts which We want the people TO
su5stantiate. We want them 10
-,rv Rex4Il Mucu-Tons, i medi-
cine prepared from u prescription
of q physician with whom cata-rh
was a speciality, and who has q
record OF 81 years Of env.ab'e src
cess 20 his record
We receive more good reports
about Recall Mucu-Tonie than we
do of all ether catarrh remedies
sold in III store and il more peo-
pie only knew what a thoroughly
dependabIs remedy Rexal Hrcu-
Tone is, it wonld De the OILY ca
tarrh remedy We would have any
demand for.
RexaIl Mucu-Tone is quickly
absorbed and by its therapeutic
effect tends to disinfeet ana
cleanse the entire mucous mem
brsneous tract. to destroy and
remove the parasites which lnlHre
tbe memoraneous tissues, 10
so3the the irritation and heal the
soreness, stop the mucous dis-
charge, build up strong, healthy
tissue and relieve the blood anu
system OF diseased matter. us
i1hneuce L toward stimulating
.ha muco-celIs. aiding digestion
and improving nutrition until the
whole body piorates with healthy
sa,iyitv. In 4 comparatively
sort time.it brings about no.
,iceabIe gain in weight, strength
cood color and feeling oil BUOY
ancy. Mn
crTonie, beginning q treatmen.
mant. At any time you are not
satis6ed, simply come and tell US
ami we will quickley return your
Ionev without question or qaio-
HE. Ne have RexalI Mucucfo nN
p you can obtain Rexail
Psmedies in Oxford only az our
store-The Rexall Store. H. H.
SSIton & Co.'S drug store
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
We q1o'a the following prices
Great Continat;cn Offer.

We viii seEd The EAGLE and
Commercial Appeal to all new
subscribers and TO all who renew
their subscription before January
Isl. for 81 90.
We also max the same rates
for TIE EAGLE anGthe Farm Ad-
yocate to January LIST, 1911.
We al-O make the same rate
Tor THE EAGLE and the Home and
Farm 70 Jan. LIST.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

To Stockholders of the baGk- $3.50 %
l. :. "A LoGAv, cashier OF the Bank
of oxford OF oxford, Mississippi, do
hereby certify that the foregoing . a
true, full AuG exact statement o. the
Assets and Liabilities OF said Bank ON
ths day and date named therein, as
shown by the books of same
>. II. LOGAN, cashier.
Sworn 20 and subscribed befU-s ne
A Notary Pubic, in and tor the County
OF LaFafett Mississippi, this ne 1859
DAY of Nov, 1910
ESQ. NJ. hNIGHr. Notary Public.
Examined and found correct.
L. J. SMITH, Ardsicr.
This the l2th dav Of Nov, 1910.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
STATEMENT
showing the Condition OF .
Fiji BANK Of OXFORD
OXFORD, MISS.

On Nov. 16 h, 1910.
Published by direction OF chapter Il
oE Annotated QUE OF 1870
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
A New Eaterpsr.

We take this method oi iafo-m-
ing the people n4 the cot lty thG'
~ ar p-e7trei To nay h beet
market prize t1g al kinds Of pro-
iCee here ~mrrIo1si. Poultry.
EgS, Gees. Decks. etc. Our
grt-e- vii appear each wees m
this paper. Our em IS Ara 10
.atsd IT the American Express
Cos ofiee. Call ant see us.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

T. W. = stone
sIrisT Rhodes
STONE & SON,
oPvETS-AT-LAw,
|, MISS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

We cordially iDvi.e our patrons
and the prOhc 20 call and ex-
anime oug well selected stock e
Holiday Goods. You will find
everything You iced at priee-
that viii suit you.
n Y lr-r-- L q
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

FOR SAlE-My farm 3 miles
north Of Oxford, S2j acres. 9
room dwelling house end ; ten
AIT houses TO- $4,000. For part.-
cel.rs see.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

CALITENS
AIs-s~<~~


Is Hudson has return
s1psis.
~ thanks % Mr.. s. 6.
: tavors.
L. sultan visited S..
b.. week
w. Tankersly is VISIT
r. il Sumner
: Miller is COW clerk
Sii.
u inc Federal
tolys-s Monday.
E~stz,emeato o. the Bank
AAsF e0.GNi.
Tia5sr \ a busi-
bi-esElile TUESDAY.
vsste Of pe,av-
- - ,-s,
T@1Her. CT Sarepta,
yIng vita his
Il. '. Soneryi.le
10 tksIr handsome
n0l5, O. Collier
scent ssssgsi Gzys
fd1ias, Of Byhaiis,
RI ia=t week Of Mrs.
[Nrs. ". II. Stewart.
1. spent sunday win
l'
Brabs.on, Of Green
me .,uest of Mis-
Boa Eskridea. of d.
appreciated visitor =,
n. Bruce, of Union
Eas Monday il Oxford
a2aeery Court.
F~a.Taaaksgiving with
and relatives here.
c.m.nA
osrhataan ana SOD,
hHoces was one
IS Al the Farley
.eu-S IN Jackson
-aas tns fan, hss
q rest
frs. ]. K. Mile, have
ana occupy a
'"' presbyterian
IN tide il s-.v;ng
3 ,s an are calling
|i,v; eir christmas
o'hers 70 foi-
aus D.r
|bssrvsJ was oI more
e'er known before.
vas suspended TO.
NAwsp
w.. Co. OF a.er
spent TbsoL Lana.e,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

For coughs and colds use Rsllard's
Horehoudn Syrup. IL acts so thing IN
in the irritatei llags aai throat Pftee
sc, soc and 81 per bottle. sold by A
q. Eendst-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01
The Prizes We Ofis,

Don't forget the prizes 70 If
ter You aud get busy on your list
% subscribers.
Remember TIE EAsLE will give
a hne Sewing Machine for the
largest club Of subscribers hand
Ell N oy March 18th.
Fer the seconi largest list Of
names n Handsome Gold Locket
For the thru largest a Fine
Gold Ring.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

LosT-A Brookhaven Femsls
College Class Pin. Finder viII
ceive reward. ~ re-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-12-01

We viii sell you a Victor Talk
ing Machine or IN Edison Phonl
graph on very easy terms. Come
aaG 1t Is talk shout Il.
Cash Jewelry Store
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
POLICE REVIEW is
AN IMPOSING EVENT
Peace Guardians of Oakland
Make Brave Appearance

OAKLAND, June 3.-The annual
parade and review of the police de-
partment, which took place this after
noon was the most successful and i'm
posing affair of the kind ever held in
this city. The 120 stalwarts in dress
uniform made brave appearance as
they paraded to the music of a brass
band through the business district to
the drill ground in Harrison boulevard
near Durant street.
The members of the force assembled
in front of the city hall at o'clock,
marching first to the steps of the First
Methodist church at Fourteenth and
Clay streets, where the annual photo
graph wes taken. From there they
paraded through the principal streets
of the downtown quarter and after the
drill and inspection marched back to
Redmen's hall at Fourteenth and Har-
rison streets, where they listened to
speeches by the mayor, the city at
torney and the heads of the police de-
partment.
In accordance with recent decision
of the police commission, no medals
were awarded this year. and the usual
tion upon the various members of the
force was dispensed with.
AT the conclusion of the ceremonies.
in Redmen's hall the policemen marched
in parade review before the city hall
plaza, doubling back to disband in
front of the city prison.
During the inspection today the city
was patrolled by 25 special policemen,
who were given a special inspection by
the commissioners prior to the parade
of the regulars.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
ICE CREAM MAKER
SUES FORMER EMPLOYEES
Charges They Stole His Trade,
Name and Patrons

OAKLAND, June 3.-Charging that
they stole his trade name, list of pa
irons and trade, George Edwards of
the Pacific ice cream company today
sued J. R. and Laura Kleis, M. L. Hoff-
man, D. H. Lloyd. ]. A. Davis and the
Pacific ice cream company for $4,000.
The defendant Pacific ice cream COM
pany is not the same as the plaintiff
Pacific ice cream company, and thereon
hinges the trouble.
Edwards, who is the Pacific ice
cream company of S21 Washington
street says that Kleis and his wife
formerly were employed by him as
manager and book keeper respectively,
and that while in those capacities they
stole his list of customers and organ
lied a new company with the same
name Its headquarters were placed
at 565 Sixth street.
After starting in business, Edwards
says, his former employees sent out
notices to all his patrons that the Pa
cific ice cream company had moved its
place of business and was then located
at the new address. He obtained a
temporary injunction today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
EDUCATORS GUST
PHYSICS TEACHER
Divorce Scandal Results in the
Dropping of Society Man
From Berkeley Faculty

BERKELEY, June 3-Albert N.
Sheldon, brilliant physicist. man of
society and university graduate, but
inveterate gambler and drinker, accord
ing to his wife, who secured an inter
locutory decree of divorce last month.
has not been reappointed to the faculty
of the Berkeley high school, nor will
he be, say the members Of the board of
education
The scandal which touched the school
department when his wife, Mrs. Gladys
Grover Sheldon. filed suit for divorce
last January. in which she charged
that the scholar and tennis player spent
most of his salary and time around the
poker table, was a bitter pill for the
members of the board of education to
swallow, and Sheldon's name was not
mentioned for reappointment to the
head of the physics department.
Sheldon's marriage in June. 1905,
caused many a feminine heart TO ache,
as he was known as a society favorite.
He was an athlete of prominence and
his drives and smashes on the tennis
court won him many love" sets and
laurels.
War clouds appeared on the do
mestic horizon shortly after the we'd
ding, and soon friends realized that all
was not happy between the couple
The crash came last year when Sheldon
secured a leave of absence from the
school board and journeyed to China.
went $50 miles inland on a mule and
became head of the college at Chentu
Szu in the province of Chuen, where
be is now.
He had no sooner made his departure
than his wife, handsome woman,
brought suit for divorce. alleging that
her husband is an inveterate gambler
and drinker and that he chose their
wedding night to mistreat and abuse
her.
She asked for no alimony but re-
quested that the family home in upper
Haste street be given her, and that her
maiden name be restored. She was
granted an interlocutory decree May 5.
Following the filing of her sensa-
tional charges the board of education
Of this city took no action but have
now refused to reappoint Sheldon to
his position, and he probably will be
notified in Chentu Szu of the action Of
the educators.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
OAKLAND PUBLIC
SCHOOLS CLOSE
More Than Six Hundred Pupils
Are Given Diplomas of
Graduation

OAKLAND, June S.-Today witnessed
the closing exercises of'the graduating
classes of the city public schools. The
Oakland board of education awarded
diplomas to 6O7 students. who have be-
gun their ascent of the academic lad
der. At each school an interesting
program was carried out and the dis
tribution of the diplomas was made by
the principals.
The largest graduating class was
that of the Franklin school, the mem
bership of which numbered 81. Not
only is this the largest number of pu-
pills graduated from the Franklin
school since its establishment, but it is
one of the largest grammar school
graduating classes in the history OF
Oakland.
Before the schools adjourned, the
announcement was made that the
schools would reopen August /.
The names of the schools from which
classes were graduated and the number
of graduates in each class follow:
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
CHINESE SHOT IN
MIDNIGHT QUARREL
Dying Man Accuses Fellow Em-
pIoYe at Hotel

OAKLAND, June 3.--Six pistol shots
startled belated pedestrians in Broad
way near Fifteenth street shortly be-
fore o'clock this morning and mo-
ment later shrieking Chinese dashed
out of an alley and fell in a heap in
front of the Albany block. He had
been shot three times from ambush.
One bullet penetrated the left side of
his abdomen, another imbedded itself
in his chest and a third shattered his
left elbow.
The wounded celestial was Wong
Fook Wing, a cook employed at the
Hotel Athens. At first he said that he
had been shot by bellboy named Hal
Meany, employed in the hotel. After
he was removed to the receiving hos
pital he declared that his assailant was
Wong Sue, another Chinese employed
at the Athens.
Wong Sue was arrested and re-
voIver found in his possession showed
signs of having been discharged re-
Gently, although 1t had been reloaded
Inquiry at the Athens failed to dis
close any trace of Meany, and Manager
Jordan said that no bellboy of that
name had been employed by him.
This morning Wong Sue was taken
to the hospital and identified by his
diving accuser, who said that they had
uuarreled over the proper method OF
cooking a dish of blackberries.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
INVENTED
FOR FUMIGATION
Saving of so Per Cent Effected
by Prof. c. w. Woodwork
in Cyanide Discovery

BERKELEY, June 3.-Prof C. w.
Woodwork. head of the department of
entomology of the university, has de-
parted for the southern part of the
state to conclude a series of expert
ments with the use of cyanide in the
fumigation of citrus trees.
He made the discovery a month ago
that the amount of poison to be used
depended on the leakage of the fumi-
cation tent and not on the inside area
of the covering of the trees, as COM
monty supposed.
Formerly the operators guessed at
the amount of cyanide to use, and then
allowed the covering to remain over
the trees to be fumigated until all the
poison had escaped.
But by the new method, computed
by the expert entomologist, the leakage
of the tents can be computed, and the
amount of cyanide to be used deter
mined.
The invention will save at least so
per cent of the cost of fumigation with
this process in time and in money.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
Marriage Licenses

licenses were issued today:
Julius s. Carmona, S2. and Ada L, Halford, 2s,
both Of Oakland.
Vernon y. Aiyord; 2s. and Marion A. Powell.
"a. both Of Oakland.
Nieis c. Clausen. s6. Newman, and HiIda v. G.
Louis, 81, Berkeley.
Harry 2. Jacobus, %, Berkeley and lane A
Rollins. %, Oakland.
Harry London. %. and Sophie Perlmann, 20.
both Of Oakland. -
John E. 'Yeo' 65, and Anita NJ Dewey, 40, both
of Oakland
Emanuel n Throup. 4S. Vancouver, and Han
ora Fahy. 80. Oakland.
Yee Tong. &C. Santa Barbara. and Bow Gee.
Henry R. woltmann, 80. and Ethel Chamber
lain, 81, both Of Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
TRUSTEES TO BEGIN
BEAUTIFYING ALBANY

BERKELEY, June 3.-To make Al
bany, north of here the city beautiful,
the trustees of that place have dele
gated to Mayor Frank j. Roberts the
power of appointing a park commission
whose duties it will be to lay out parks
and gardens as well as plant trees in
various parts of the city. A fund will be
set aside for the tree planting, and the
citizens are now preparing to cooper
ate with the commission in lining their
walks with beautiful shade trees and
shrubs. The tree planting will be
started by fall.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
CIVIL ENGINEERS WIFE
GETS ALIMONY INCREASE
$50 Month Awarded Mrs. Avery
for ChiId's Care
fSpeciol Dispoich 10 The Gall

SAN RAFAEL, June 3.-Mrs. Evelyn
Avery, who was divorced from August
p. Avery, a civil engineer of Mill VAL
ley. eight years ago, was awarded an
additional allowance for the care of her
child today by Judge Lennon.
On the showing that Avery receives
$50 month as surveyor for the Mount
Tsmalpais land and water company,
ana that Mrs. Avery must expend con-
sidera bic money for medical attention
for the child, Judge Lennon ordered
Avery TO pay $50 a month alimony, in
stead Of $50, which he has been paying
for eight years for the child's support
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
WORKMAN KILLED BY
FALL FROM FARMHOUSE
III. Hanson of San Francisco
Meets With Fatal Accident

ALAMEDA, June 3.-H. Hanson of
769 Golden Gate avenue, San Francisco,
fell from a tankhouse on the premises
of w G. Cohen, Versailles and Buena
Vista avenues, this morning, and died
while he was being conveyed in a
wagon to a local hospital. Hanson and
another workman came here yesterday
to repair the tankhouse, having Sc
cured the job through an employment
agency.