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The San Francisco call., 1913-08-12
DEATHS

ANDERsoN-fn Oakland CAL. August TO- 1913.
Mrs Caroline Anderson beloved sister of
Christine Anderson loving aunt of Mrs. T. A.
Bruner and Edmond A. Watkins native OF
New Orleans aged SO years and IL days
Friends are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral services at her late residence, PA West
Estudillo avenue. San Leandro Cal, tomorrow
"wednesday, August l3. 1913. at 2 o'clock
p. m.
DELLANI--In San Lorenzo, Cal. August 10,
1918 Louise Bellanf. beloved wife Of Albert
Bellani Of Sacramento. Cal.
Company. Fifteenth and JEFFERSON streets, Oak
land. Cal.
BRULEZ--In DAILY City, August IL. 1913 Oc-
tavia. dearly beloved wife OF BAIL Brulez and
mother Of Louis. Frank, Albert and Sarafne
Pope and Mrs. Louise de Wise and Emil Bru-
lez daughter OF Mrs. F. de Rock and sister of
Gabe Victor and Peter Lo1iwaert and Mrs. f.
Of Belgium. aged s3 years. (Chicago papers
please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral tomorrow tWednes-
dayJ morning from her late residence 435
Los Angeles avenue. Daily City, thence to ST.
mass will be celebrated for repose OF her SOUL
commencing at o'o'clock. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery.
pURNs-In Oakland. August o. 1918, Charles
Sumner Burns. beloved brother of G. A. and
w. U. Burns, native of Iowa. aged ~ years
Friends and acquaintances respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral services today
tTuesdsy). August IL. 1913. at O'Clock D. m,
At the chapel of the California electric crema-
torium. Piedmont avenue. at the entrance Of
Mountain View cemetery Oakland. Remains
At the parlors of j. z. Henderson, Telegraph
avenue and Twenty third street.
oo1IIND-In this city. August II. 1s13. Dennis,
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Notice to Mariners
Office OF United States Lighthouse Inspect
Eighteenth District Custom House, San FIR
cisco, Aug. IL, 1918.


Office OF United States Lighthouse Inspector.
Eighteenth District Custom House, San Fran
cisco, Aug. IL, 1913.
CALIFORNIA
San Diego bay-Temporary light IS be estab-
lshed about August II. 1913 beacon near
light No. 2: fired white light of about 45 can
dlepower 81 feet above water, on triangular pipe
structure, in about 20 feet OF water.
Illuminating apparatus will be post lantern
burning oil.
Bearings viii be published later
C. and G.. s. Charts b106, 500.
Light List Pacific Coast, 1912, D. 10. No. "a.
Buoy List Pacific Coast, 1911. p. 8.
Coast Pilot, Pacific Coast, 1900, pp 49, ~
Los Angeles harbor-San Pedro breakwatsr bell
buoy, SPB, permanently discontinued August
" n. ITO to N. No. 2s. 1918. par. 114e
c. and G. 8. Charts 5l45. b148. 500. 6002.
Buoy List, Pacific Coast. 1911. p. TO-
Coast Pilot. Pacific Coast 1909, pp a 20
light reported extinguished August 10, viii be
reiighted AZ soon as practicable.
C. and G. s. Charts 5126, $500, 5O02.
Light List, Pacific Coast. 1912, p. H. No. 16A.
Buoy List, Pacific Coast, 1911. p. H.
Coast Pilot, Pacinc Coast, 1900, pp. 10. g. b3.
BY direction Of the commissioner Of light
houses. II. w. RHODES. Inspector.
Transport Service
The Buford IL at San Francisco.
The Crook II At San Francisco
The Logan 10 at Manila.
The Sheridan is at San Francisco.
The Sherman sailed Auguet for Manila
The Thomas sailed from Narz1a July 20.
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OBITUARY NOTES

Miss Eleanor O,DOnnelI. newspaper
woman, died in Council Biuns, Ia,
today after a two months illness.
She had been connected with papers
in Philadelphia and Chicago.
Bishop william TufneII Sabine. ID. D.,
IA years old. of the Reformed Epis-
copal church, died yesterday at his
home in New York
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BUSINESS CHANCES

GEO. A. HERRICk. S33 MARKET ST.
INVESTMENT BROKER. ESTABLISHED 1870.
A FEW SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK.
Sc. .000-GROCERY: all cash counter trade:
clears S70o per month: owner retiring price
s6. .0e0; doing $4,000 month business
OAKLAND sALOON-A money maker; rent
only S45; years. lease: price $4,000.
SALOoN-splendid corner: 3 years lease;
rent only $50 for saloon and two nice, sunny
living rooms; price $3.50
GROCERY. WITH LIVING ROOMS-Corner:
rent $40; lease; price 5000; this store clears
s125 month
CORNER SALOON-Mission ST.: rent 500; 8
years lease; price 81. 750 TERMS.
A GOOD OLD ESTABLISHED MARKET ST.
CANDY AND. ICE CREAM BUSINESS FOR
SALE-Rent S1e0 clears now $3.50 month;
price 81 500 cash. This store has never been
for sale and has been owned by present owner
years. This is good money making business
and genuine bargain.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO BUSINESs-Rent s35:
clearing $3.50 month; lease price $1,000; bargain
GROCERY AND FAMILY LIQUOR BUsr-
NESS-Three beautiful living rooms in rear;
this is fine paying business and a good in
vestment for and wife: hne neighbor-
hood: price $3.50 cash.
NOT1CE-The owner OF this store Is obliged
to go TO Honolulu at once
GEO. A. HERRICK. S33 MARKET ST,
SUITE POI, COMMERCIAL BLDG.
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BY wireless

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug IL
STEAMER G. w. FENwICK-4o miles south Of
San Francisco at p. m.
STEAMER GEORGIAN so miles south Of San
Francisco at p. M
STEAMER CoLUMBIA-25 miles north Of Point
Arena at p. M
STEAMER GOVERNOR 21 miles north Of Point
Sur at p. m.
STEAMER LANSING IS miles south Of San
Francisco at p. m.
STEAMER HANALEI-on Point Pedro at 8
D. m
STEAMER wAsHTENAw- on Point Arena at
STEAMER HoRwooD-or Point Arena Il j
+. p. "a.
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A Japanese steamship company now
attaches to each OF Its passenger tick
cts coupon emitting the holder to a
specified numbered seat in a particu-
lar lifeboat.
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Out of 11O,954 men employed in and
about quarries in the United States
during the year 1911, 1873 men were
killed, the death rate being 1.69 per
900 men employed
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In the nine months ended with
March. 1913, coffee imports of the
United States amounted to 716.327146
pounds the imports for q year amount
ing to about 900. 900 pounds.
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The latest Italian battleship to be
launched is the Andrea Doria. This
vessel Is 5S3A feet long. has beam of
e3A feet and a displacement of 22.400
tons 1t is driven by Parsons turbine
engines
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ucts of coal tar distillation is In tam
ming leather. product called neradol,
which Is said to be chemically almost
pure tannin, Is now being produced
In Germany.
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total of 40 men were killed in
and about the coal mines of the United
States during the first two months of
the year 1913. This figure does not
include the fatalities in Kentucky,
Georgia Canlifornia and Oregon.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
BIRTHS

SALoPEK--In this city. August 8. 1913 to the
wife Of Stephen T. Salopek formerly Miss NJ.
-Piasecki), son.
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MARRIAGES.

DoYLE-THORPE-In this city August g. 1913
by Rev. W. E. Dugan. pastor Stewart Memo
rial-Second United Presbyterian church Vernon
James Doyle and Sophie Thorpe, both OF San
Francisco.
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J. ". WRIGHT & co.
22S Montgomery st.

on account Of the illness of owners / am In
structed 70 sell fine fats Fell st. opp.
q. G. park for $4,000. on terms Of 81 600
down and $50 per month. and fine fats on
Folsom ST. at 25th Zone fat partly furnishedl
FIR $3.50. terms of s.. 900 down and S35
rer month both good lots. Also have some
cheap building lots on very easy terms. z. NJ.
LONG. northwest cor. 10th and Mission SITS.
Tel. Market 2a3T.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FREE FREE FREE
Send call at for my FREE FRUIT
BOOK, telling all about orchard raising on my
choice and 10 acre fruit ranches in the
famous VACAvILLF section, SoIano county /;
only $500 for acre ranch fwhoe piece and
on terms Of $50 cash and IS a month until
paid; NEVER MISS 1T terms; plant out an
orchard In PROVEN land. close 10 S. r., and
buy from owner. don't pay agent inflated
prices. Apply CHAS. L. PADDON 50 Mont
EOnery ST. s. E room 12S
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Two AlGGlGn B0rgnims

2s0 acres. San Joaquin county, on main high
way; one nile from town; two-thrds smooth
and level: 40 acres vineyard: all deep rich
sandy loan, well fenced; set OF buildings; $50
per acre: easy terms.
2e5 acres, 2 miles from Riverbenk Stanislsus
county: bitches run through: all sandy sedi-
ment soil; all around land selling for $3.50 per
acre. price for quick sale S115 per acre
D. z. BESECKER. b29 Pacific bldg. S. z.
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Under a new regulation of the de-
partment of commerce. practical ex-
perience on motor boat Is given con-
sideration in licensing engineers and
officers of steamships.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Shipments for Honolulu

The steamer Honolulan. out for Honolulu on
the 5th had cargo valued at $2lI,6so and IN
cluding the following;
176 bbls -four. 100.0 600 lbs rice. f41 bales nay
63 tons feedstufs, 130 ctls barley. o2O4! IDS
sugar, POSI- lbs beans, 200 lbs peas LIZ g :
canned goods. 1900 lbs and 10 bxs raisIns 800
lbs dried fruit 19,503 lbs butter. 1887 IDS ana
II cs cheese, 191 c. eggs. 6.1e0 lbs and SS pigs
candy 2.056 pkgs fresh fruits. 1855 pkgs pota-
toes, 565 pkgs onions. 5000 lbs tea, Ios!o IDS
hams and bacon, 1850 lbs lard 75 cs 40 Dds ana
rs half bbls salmon. $50 lbs Goldfish. I36s IDS
asserted dried fish, 1897 lbs fresh meat and nsn;
6.512 lbs garlic. IS csks beer. % cs brandy, 10
mineral water. SOB gals and 10 cs wine. 90
cs whisky. 129 pkgs United States army stores.
228 pkgs arms and ammunition. 55 tons fertilizer.
5.74o SKIS cement. 623 pkgs paints. 100 bbls road
oil. POI cs and IS bbls refined oils, 2e8 coils
rope "a cs boots and shoes, IA rolls leather.
2.348 lbs tin plate. 2,150 lbs copper wire. 25l
pkgs electrical goods, AZ pkgs machinery, 1880
lbs sheet lead, 297 lbs and 140 cs tobacco, 30
CO cigars and cigarettes. 200 bdls shocks. 800
bdis shingles, 70 pkgs drugs, automobiles and
65 pkgs parts. 81 head cattle. hogs % mules.
The steamer Hyades sailed for Honolulu via
Seattle on Friday with 149 drums Of distfllate,
365 cs and 20 drums gasoline so cs naphtha, 20
cs turpentine and 20 pkgs hardware, valued at
s. 625, cargo from this port.
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TWO new up to date fats in every re-
quirement: sleeping porch. bath: elm paneled
dining rooms and hall. hardwood floors and
garage. At 670-6T2 Tth av.. Richmond District;
price $500; terms half cash. OWNER on
premises.
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Bahia, Brazil, has recently installed
a complete telephone system using
American equipment throughout
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LEGAL AND OFFICIAL

HAvE purchased the confectionery store at
1912 Mission ST. from s. D. Downing; any out
standing bills must be presented within days
from August s. ]. H. MYER.
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s Acres. SIS Per MOmoM

s. TO- Is and 20 acre farms in proven orchard
district; earliest fruit berries and vegetables;
also fine alfalfa land make 10 per cent pay
ment and take possession fS11s per acre.. balance
81 per acre per month; railroad station on land:
school near Address HICKMAN, 142 Lick build
ing. 80 Montgomery ST.. San Francisco. Cal.
HAVE dairy proposition (close to bay dissrict)
10 SELL in county which leads all others for
dairy products; 10 to II tons OF alfalfa per
per year; acres will support cows
with ease; cows average S12 per month for
the year; unlimited water supply for irriga-
tion; close to up TO date town, with good
schools, churches and modern conveniences
VIII accept small payment down and allow
place to make balance Of payments. Box
1851 Call office Oakland
PENINSULA adjoining Stanford Univ estate
So acres choice for subdivision; value advanc-
5nE rapidly; land slightly rolling; grand view
points; low price; require only small payment
down. bal. or years; other ranches. l. g. 10
acres each; all bargains. See me- HEBBARD,
6I5 Pacific buldg.. s. f., or Mayfeld. Cal.
SIXTY DOLLARS CASH, s6 month, buys
dandy little 9l1 acre chicken ranch. 3 miles
from town, near Watsonville; best sandy loan
soil: price S67-50 per acre. OWNER, Lick
bldg. 35 Montgomery St. S. F.
OrR new catalogue Of country property. farms,
fruit and poultry ranches stock ranches, all
fsIfa and timber lands Gall or send for list.
ROTHERMEL & co., 247 Russ bldg. s. F.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

TWO wonderful opportunities: one beautiful
place. modern house. hardwood floors. an acre
of land. Rerkeley's most beautiful residence
district thousand Oaks. unsurpassed price
$4,000 can he subdivided into house lots.
same house lot 52 feet by 100 feet. $4,000
CHAS L. BAINE box Spruce and Regal road.
Berkeley Cal.
$500 for two lots. size 30xl32H each. on the
south side Of Parker street. 100 feet east OF
Mathews st. Phone Piedmont 3755.
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GEO. A. HERRICk. sS3 MARKET ST.
INVESTMENT BROKER. ESTABLISHED 1871
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

BOUND IN, II F. NJ.
Monday. Aug. III.
Schr Lily and a three masted schr.
SAILED
Monday. Aug. H.
$50 D. M, stmr Fair Oaks. Ahlin, Grays
aarbor.
San Pedro.
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cam OF THINKS

CARD OF THANKS
McCALL-The widow and family OF the late
Philip j. Mccall desire to express their sincere
thanks for the sympathy and kindness OF their
friends and acquaintances. officers and mem
bers of Steam Filters Union No. 500 and en-
ployes and employers of the Western Sugar Re-
fnery in our late bereavement.
MRS. PHILIP MCCALL AND FAMILY
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TORRANCE

CALIFORNIA; MODERN INDUSTRIAL CITY.
located on steam and electric railroads between
Los Angeles and its harbor. For information
relative to business opportunities real estate
Investments and factory sites write KARL
RREHME. 1031-37 Phelan building; phone Sut-
ter 42eo.
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FEW SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK.
sa. a.o00-GROCERY: all cash counter trade
clears S70o per month: owner retiring: price
$1,000; doing over $4,000 month business.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
GOVERNMENT LANDS

HOMFSTEADS. southern Oregon: hne farming
land near railroad nnder construction. plenty
of water; we pay transportation and fees act
promptly. Farm Home CO.. 800 Pacinc bldg
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

IF YOU want a home In the best location on
terms the same rent We have them
IN ell prices. wENHAM & PAUL, l444 San
Pablo v.
SEE us for bungalows and cottages: all prices
and in the best locations. terms same IS rent.
wENHAM s. PAUL, l444 San Pablo av.. opp.
city hall.
INSIDE Oakland realty for good per cent
bonds Il. X. LOWER, 202 Security bldg,
Oakland
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OAKLAND SALOON-A mouey maker; rel
only S45; years lease: price $4,000.
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WE have several smsll LIST mortgages to place
ct per cent: gilt edge security. w. J.
BOWLING & CO., 439 Valencia st.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-08

fthe inslstoncc which now seems 20
emanate from thia rinaa Of orr pop
ulRtion. 10 they are for good roads
now. az almost any cost. II IA because
modern methods. modern civilizations
and modern people have taken n
upon themselves 10 make the farmer
understand what Is 20 kis own a. we'll
AZ 10 the advantage OF the whole pop
fiation. ] am violating no confidence
IN declaring that the automobile. the
auto-truck. The parcels post nnd
every other Improvement IA modern
business methods have been the
forces which have compelled enc
farmer md the small business man
% awaken from has Hip Van Wlntle
sleep ana understand that his farm
and ranch galure depend lnEgelv nTon
their accessibility through mpdcrn
modes or conveyance. The autDmo-
bile rs the father Of good roads
geographically ciimatically. phys
iculiy, New Mexico ~ ideal for mng-
nliiccnt highways. Travellers declare
that In cur mountains ana un cur
plains arc found the iincat scenery ~
the world. We in New Mexico have
not yet fully awakened ~ tlll4 feAt-
urc as the Greatest OF New Mexico
assets. n ie our special business 10
make Theses feaiutes available % tho
wealthy tourist who is asking. crying
CLOUD. FOR mountain road 10 travel
and opportunity ~ spend his money
with us an well as Ia the other west
ern and coast sratcs 81 the UniDn.
New Mexico has ali and more than
they POSSESSES. Then let ~ make h ~
available by the prompt construction
~ the Gamma Real ana other hlEh-
ways into the mountains leading
from Il. our vast cxranse or tree
less plains, our mountain canyons.
cleft during the centuries bv wind
and wave, our sores'S Of towering
spruce ana royal pine. our sandy sieH-
erss. the glories of the opal SUNRISE.
She saffron sapphire huea OF fiery
s1nAeta. the indencrihanlo majesty 81
our oW-capped slcrras. MI conaplre
10 capture and delight the senses 81
the tourist. These a. us may seem
commonplace. but ln truth they are
deatined 90 become one cf our great
est attractions and assets The Warl8
az wealth end pleasure y lopiinn Tor
us Let as heip them find uA.
In retiring a. president Of this az
soc iatlon, | wish 20 tender my thanks
aud appreciation 10 the many Patriots
Ia the cause. AZ before l shall cen-
tinue lifting up my voice in aid 81
the cnlise whenever and wherever the
demands Of nay personal affairs sir
permit Let us hope that In another
year the traveller on the Cnmluo Real
may breakfast la Ration and dine ID
Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-08
UNKNOWN MAN IS
CUT TO PIECES
BY LIMITED
Laborer Frightfully Mangled
Remains Strewn Along San
Ia Fe Track for 80 Feet at
Williams.

Williams. Nriz May G-Oue ~
the most terrible accidents that ever
happened in the local railroad yards
occurred last saturday night about
tNt2O. As tho santa Fc limited APP
preached the depot uu unknown man,
who was supposed Co ho riding either
on the blind baggage ur rods. was
literally ground tu pieces under the
train. How tho accident happened
viii always remain mystery No
means of Identification were found on
ur about the romans
n b. supposed that hc attempted
Co nlight ana in some way lost his
hoid. Ills head was severed FROM
his hody as smoothly as % done win
q surgeons knife. One of his legs,
from tho knee down. was ground 20
"a pulp and his body was severed In
twain The remains which were
gathered up. Werc strcwn along tn"
track for some thirty feet or more. u
was necessary to use "a strctcher to
gather M the Fragments.
lie was man 81 medium height,
about go or 30 years old, and b. sup
posed To- have boon working at one
Of The railroad construction camps
near canyon Diahlo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-08
HOOray! Baby To
Rule the House
No Longer Do Women Fear The Great
eat Of All Human Blessings.

II IL a JOY aud rnmfort "a know that
those much.talkedcf pains aud other dis
tresses that are said "a precede rhild.bear.
inR may easily be avoided No woman need
fear the slightest discomfort n she Will
foriify herself with the well.kuown aud
time honored remedy. Mothers FRIEND
This ~ a most grateful. penetrating ex-
jernal application that AZ once sofiens and
makes plant the abdominal muscles aud
liTaments They naturally expand without
the slightest strain. and thus not only
Danish all tendency 20 nervous. twltching
spells but there is an entire freedom from
nausea, discomfort, sleeplessneas and dread
that no often leave their impress upon the
babe
The occasion Is therefore one ~ un.
bounded. Joyful anticipation, and too much
STRESS can not be- laid upon the remarkable
Influence which a mothers happy prcnataI
disposition has upon the health and for.
tunes Of the generation 10 come,
Mothers Friend II recommended only for
The relief and comfort ef eEpectant mothers.
thousands ~ whom have used and recon
mend a. You vii ind II ON sale ~ al drug
stores % 81 90 q hottie Write to-day 10 tho
nradheld Regulator Co.. 1870 Lamar Bldg 4.
Atlanta, Tia, for q most Instructive hood on
ihR greatest VI All subjects. motherhood.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-08
EDWARD B. WALKER
PASSES AWAY
Material Supervisor of the
Local Santa Fe Shops Dies in
Coast Lines Hospital from
Paralysis.

Edward g. Walker, 81 years DID,
material supervisor la the local santa
Re shops, widely known and wei liked
throughout the mechanical depart
mcnt died in the coast lines hospital
at y o'clock last night, following az
illness ot two weeks. Death b. st
tributed to an attack of paralysis.
Mr. Walker came 10 Albuquerque
In the fan OF 1919 from Altoona, IA
OF which city his father, +. II. Walker
IL mayor. BEFORE coming TO THIS cny
MIR. Walker was employed as an iron
and steel Inspector for the Pennsyl-
wanna railroad Ia Altoona, later being
employed hy llngcrmon and Mills "a
the sainr city on contract work. In
Washington, -. c.. Nh. walker Work
cd for the city railway company
Much regret was expressed IA the
santa 10 shops ana in the oiilce
buildings this morning when II be
came known that young Mr. walker
had passed away during the night
llo was well liked ana popular
with employers and employees and an
viii be genuinely sorry 10 learn at MS
passing.
The body was sent Ca Altoona on
Santa Re train 40, 2. this afternoon
accompanied by y. q. Hollistcr OF the
santa Re shopn. The body was es-
corted To the Santa re station ny "
number of fellow employees
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-08
OCEAN-TO-OCEAN
ROAD SLANDERED
DECLARES COL.
SELLERS
Says Ohio Motorists Should
Not Have Missed Road II
They Followed Log Care
fully.
sPRINGERvILLE ROUTE
IN SPLENDID SHAPE

III the Ashland, ohio, party which
got lost on the road from Socorro
here had carefully observed the iug
u would have stayed on the right
road. declared Colonel -. X a. Sell
lers today The party referred 20
was headed by NJ g. Krantz, an at
tofnrs 81 Ashland. ohio. and his story
Of the pariy's troubles was published
IN this paper Tuesday AIR. Krantz
declared that the road from Flagstaff
to Albuquerque was Terrible" with
The exception of few short stretches
aud urged that steps be- taken Ia have
the route properly sign posted.
NV Krnntg was provided free Of
chargr at Springeryille. with q copy
of the Green rad Log Of the Ocean
to-occan highway. complied by ~.
a. Butler ana myself" raid Colonel
sellers. Evidently ne disregardcd
the los az ths i1th mile from Socorr0
here and turned to the left instead
ol the right This log gives fun d.
rcctious as To- the route for nearly
Vvrry mile. and " followed no one
could miss tho road A. to the route
H. Springorviile being terrible. u Is
one oI the best roads of the west and
YOU can make 80 miles AN hour all
the way Go SprInEer,ille
harm and while there rs plenty OF
room for Improvement an there u on
an our southwestern roads, nevorthe-
less thu highway Wcsf from Sucurro
Gee one Of the best in THIS section and
no one could ask "a better one Mr.
Butler uud myself made the log AZ
the way from Springerville to Santa
Re very carefully and / am confident
that " followed properly NO traveller
could get lost unless he tried"
Recent travellers Ia Springervillo
have praised the road across wcftcrn
New Mexico. ana while some Of the
road from here to Socorro is I'm bad
shape. most OF II ~ fair according to
others who have traversed II.
Mr. KrautZs suggestion that II pe
sica posted however. Is one that
ought i. hc followed. n Is 90 the m
tcreSI not u,s,v of Albuquerque but
the whole state 10 prevent amy motor
ist getting los, for want ~ explicit
directions.