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JflWW Mr Mil i8C A WSttEI lSFM a TiibbTi Tm ska ii saves mb tm st essa aWiLuni ealLlexr B7C iHKlMf DUOn 0 1ILL1 SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE SUNDAY SEPTE3IBER 1 1018 tfe ft VL tf 3 WfVi jt rERHSTCHAOIN one painted a nleture which etvltomtd the abeotuto In human anmilsh and despair II known as The Wall lnT Flae of tb Jews Undr the Wall oc Jerusalem fne treat wallers gtherdi mourn Irej the glories a the ptit and th roiMrle ot the passing hour One battem hi head against the wnll nether grovels In the dirt tm en ether rends his garment All ere walling walling walling i gaunt snseUrpleees ot sorrow Vareetchagtn blown up In the atUe shtp Fetropavlonk during the itunso lapan war a diesdei and a JIf ago But on can well Imagine ill ghost returning to firth one day and Inspiring the brush In prime fitted hand on this side of the Unknown Then the artletr lnsplred by the Incomparable Russian and greatly daring will take Bush street from Montgomery to Dupont street ks hie background block In a tew agonized representatives of The Profession In those attitudes they can so readily assume and label It The Walling Place of the Thespians For never on earth was there a spot where the actor man flourished so luxuriantly and fattened freely a he did on those two blocks of Bush tret the brave days of old DESOLATION STALKS WHERE OtvCB WAS GLAMOUR Now from the theatrical point ot lew those blacks of happy memory are desolate as the halls of Bal clutha It Is ot record howsver that Muring one four weeks run In 1874 John MrCullough drew flown 38000 from th old CallfornlaTheater In far more recent days the spec htacle of John Raymond tossing real fat silver dollars with Charley jHall outside the Buh Street Theater a one of the pleasantest and commonest sights on that thoroughfare Raymond was then starring In fTberos Millions In It He would stand outside the theater comfortably adjacent to Kick Stslners saloon and fllpa dollar wltlv any man that chanced to pas along that way and felt Inclined fur that sort of a gam blev It was aifrlendly and Invlgorat Ing pastime Ind many Is the unex tpectant protege of fortune who went to Ms grave all th happier and prouder In those dear departed days merely becauso lie had thus casually Vet and enjoyed the honor of tossing a dollar with the great comedian When no casual passer by came long to try his luck Raymond called cut the ever obliging Charley Hall1 late of the Macdonough Theater In Oakland with whom he tirelessly flipped the fat and Jingling coins until It was time for dinner theater or rehearsal or until the comities de mended that somebody propose an adjournment to Stelners next door ffTEIJVKHS WAS FAVORED AD VAMED HAUNT 8telners was originally Sam Semites place It also on time was conducted by Chris Buckley Buckley 4c Fallon but It was under the Stein rlan regime the establishment won Its greatest popularity among horse nen hunters and other sports and It was especially famous for the Infinite variety of Its fret lunch menu The noontide plat du Jour was frequently rare and precious surprise ttonietlm however th news would be whispered by Stelner or some other Insider to some gentleman who-tarried to discuss the weather or tho nam nvar his mornlns mornlnV result of such an Indiscretion St It frequently came to pass that when fBkS Roast Possum and Sweet Potatoes was th piece de resistance the saloon at noon would be as full ot Southerners as the Grand Stand bar at the Lexlnsrton rice track To return to the Bush street Theater It should be explained that It was originally known as theAjham bra It was th house where many good plays first saw the light and Ima I IntmanM vtnnularltV at a Derlod when the dollar was eupnosed to be the low water mar ia uiutbauv if rater by charging only to cents fo the gallery Th aid fellow wft took the tickets A I nr th stairs was a known xtv for a few rerular Juvenile fcmblttws from South ot Market and Zy elsewhere who usd to coot up th stalrs peat the box office hand th isTuaraian a filat halt price The old fellow was found dead in til lodgings close oj event was iduly chronicled the newspapersv They gave speclal prominence to the fact that though driven to associate with dramatic pursuits during ni later years he bad once beerj a Brooklyn pollcemau itX THE OLD UMISl Across the way from The Bush Was the old Standard Aforetime In the sixties It was Xnown1forlasev son as Wades Opera house and back In the seventies It Is recorded In one Directory as Magulrss Opera house But Magulres Opera heuse the real McCoy was down at Montgomery and Pacific To it be Its own glory forever and ever but the Standard has a glory of its own Who remembers Who falls to remember Billy Emrsoh and Charley CeetlanetU By EDWARD A MORPHY ward se became matron ot the Almshouse and was occuoylnc that post it ion when she died The Standard Theater bar ones en bourne hut her husband died years Hv Joyed the unique renown of being owned or putstlvely owned the only and Immortal John Sullivan Billy Murphy who was the visible and leading Qanymed on the premises also drifted In Urn to the Aim house and Is still there though not In an executive capacity A NOTABUfl CHARACTER OF BUSH STREET BlUy was a notable character and one ot the leading wits of Bush street In those days Afterward when John Fogarty was made Surveyor bf the Port he appointed Billy an Inspector and generally took him about with him for company Ills bar was the resort of all tjie old minstrels and he generally strove to father eils Jeux desprlt on some of his customers For example when Bob Slavln wnt into partnership with Frank McNIet of Silence and Fun and that exqutsite Beau Brummell mlnatrelry Carroll Johnson BlUy thus related how he news reached hlrm Good mornliT Bob says I as he came up to the bar are you still Slav In Slavln I wns says he but Tm nowOwnlnl WhatU yex taker Slavln as a famous monolosist and singer who u1 to coin his own Jokes HI most popular song at the Standard was San Quentln iA On the north side ot Bush etree above Kearny was the famous uld California Theater which was first built by William Ralston in 1869 when he was at the senltb ot his prestige and popularity He went to Peters the architect father of Charles Pnllo Peters the artist of famous noctne anit asked him what was theblgirest theater on earth Peters couKJ not tell at the moment but said hewo ild look It up All right said Ralvtnn And whatever the else happens to be make ours ten foot bigger1 CALIFORNIA GREATEST THEATER OF ITS DAY And thus was produced the kreat est theater of Its day Later the prop erty was acquired by the Macdon oughs and It was by the late Mrs Mardonough that th beautiful Call fornla Theater and hotel adjoining the fire station was built In 1880 During the earthquake of th main chimney of the California was shaken down It crashed through the roof of the engine house next door and killed Fire Chief Sullivan in his bed The California opened under the Joint management of Jbn McCullough and Lawrence Barrettrwith Bulwers comedy Money JoirilTtaymond who remained with the theater for several seasons played the role of Graven Raymond was succeeded as low comedian by Williamson Wll Hamion was followed by Robert Fateman and Pateman by Charles Bishop Williamson married MsTe Moore one of the greatest local favorites of ths early seventies nd they went to Australia where they upentd highly successful string of theaters Mrs Williamson still resides lni Mel Kaiser Affirms His Confidence In Provfdehce Amsterdam August 31 In reply to a message homaffe from lhi nninm at rroiesiant clergymen the Gernran Emperor has caused the following telegram to be seat His majesty readily accepts the vow to co operate for the maintenance of an unshakable confidence in God ahd in our just cause ami does not doubt that after the heavy fight for life and freedom a prosperous peace will arise for the German people whlch ohcing the law of the hour noy is firmly united with 1M princes and herpes at the front I General Market 0 LOCAI ORAIV MARKET WHEAT relliwlac a ar wrlvbt privet for hnlk crsla baieri oe Federal ktsodtre so iradm et Sa frseclsu key aa Lee aafslse terminals ntrtl white Per taflhel Far eratat rise 1 SIT 31S 1 Xfc 2 Ho 3 SoC wklle He I 11 9 4 llwSlA rle 3 rh 311 Club as4 Sosora Mo 1 rL 21 Wo Si bLv4i 9 13 tto a i so eiH 3M HUJa I1M e39 18 est vJtH vtf sr km ta sTi liirvq rlunuB vr ptmnq usa rer eelSBt etandarii rata hif Wbrit srsdlog nailer Saul It was in th Standard that Billy first1 sang The Big Sunflower and Mary Kellys Bean and that be Witching lay of The Tamale Man Who new renierobefs that song or would reeognlso a tamale man If he ft saw oneT lTir ilt Tama1 Tamslel tf i Tker crret the eorser i the iUej iVTsesslel HTkey ry II tb people at if tat loud a um they err Ifs Is eo 1 esl tioale JiEinron ana mw rame me enu irWM the Standard So did lri therethat Phil Beckhardt iisinilf Bohemian and man about Tzz1 the ajavanUes first enchanted tm With Only a Pansy Blossom j3i Ju oted to his mellow I fcrl tonev anT whereot trie woras were iiyUM nll WHsr Thompson now lff jjl The cnrome i kkwwn fan Vmrnau MtfAY TO HEART Skhr4ilff one night if Tunknown TWfter from Reno it wltv wSib nobodr knew but who 1xriJk haiis btrs etorna with If a towr From MAnI Metor Th unkpowa youngster was Sa fa new lng rMnwVv isnor uic simi presently eHr trt and VTTlv knujnficarne bet ntT iIi uflf 3blaa Threads Usog th WillirfM Ws Toicr sjinra ithevstejTles told abemf thftlel Rulard would dc sen volumea anArA Jt raNsswt nlry BeroB and need I tkeMsMMi ago Qtorge Chaplin was leading man and Annie Graham leading woman of th first California Theater stock company GREVT STARS ALL LATfKD THERE They wr followed In 187S by Louln Morrison and Ellle Wilton and In 1S74 by Thomas Keens and Belle raicman aii tne great scars oi vn dramatlo firmament appeared one time or another at the California Theater and were supported by a stork company that was probably the ccsi any American ineater ever asembloJv Its list of notables Included among others uch sterling players as William Barry Jcy Burnett Curtis Nelson Decker Harry Edwards Feed Franks Thumai Cioss mar I ouls Harrison Pranli Klldaj Long OTiet Mnldw Charlea Mestaysr A Mstsr Eben Plympton Thayei Tlgh John Trueworthy John Torrence and John Wilson Then among the more beautiful and charming favorites of th foot ugnts were su Bleanor Carey Louise Chambers RltltA rhirtmni Malll i iiramtnira lt JLV IJSSISS Mrs Judah lennle Lee Frankle Mc Clellan Maggie Moore Grace Pierce Mrs Saunders Helen Tracey Minnie Walton and Carile Vyatt AbL OF THkitt iVOIILD MAKD BIOGRAPHY Not one jf all these merits less tnan a cblumn ot biography So one must pass them all even race Pierce and Mrs Judah with Tiers mention oftJie fact hat ach one them belonged to the California Theater and Bush street once upon a time Subsequently fatter Ralston death In 1875 the glories it the old California waned eomewhat and for year it put on lernian plays be tweet1 times In 1SS5 Louis Morrison rented the house for series of the then new and popular tank plays with Captain Paul Boynton the swim meru and Hsnry Peterson ef the Peterson Launch Company the crack oarsman ot the period and a group et trained seals among the attractions Faust was the principal legitimate play Jn the companys repertory Morrison being a line Mephls topheles The tank came In handy as a substitute for the boltonless pit In the scene wher Faust takes Me phtstopheles to the top ot the Brocken and nines him off with the exclamation Down to hell with you Satan One night owing to some scamped work by the stage arpenter he top of the Brocken hrake off tnd Faust and devil flopped down Into the tank Now you are both down In hell yelled a Voice from the gallery and the house yelled Its applause Tex Be Ceaelndeel BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS BIRTHS ANDERSON In thleltTl AsfimC 3s te tie wif of Egnor asderaos daughter BUU HALS Is tbl rltrAsgust 13 ta wlff willlsm Bulllane sea CaLLOis i thianltr inii 2S te the wife ef Harry Ctlndli we McS I vabiwix is tan cny anrusi a of Dsslel Chonrr soa rowLRB Is this elty lut tnt 2 te wife ef Alfred rewler sea Alfred dwls OAOK la tbl er Aotsst ite ths wife or Xolm lfo eon HauiLTnv i tat 4t imi Ss te the wlfo obl Hamlltos siaatier EUsa sets HtLrRJCn In tol elty Atut 3 wife of willlsm HolfrleWrs eeofbter Mart KESTKn la thl elty Asiost 14 to the wlfe Enr siitcs nvnirr hid HOfPB In tkla city August te the wife BUTTOIil In tali olty Asit S3 th wife of Herald Hsttos dansntor Jess LCTZ In thle city Aogtut 23 to the wlf of Gors Luts oou Oeorgo Cbsrles VIcKMUHT la lhl olty August te ths wife uf Oeorge JleKslglit bob MAT In this city Angus 87 to the wife of Clrdr May eon Kdger Orrle NIEVK Is this city Auguat JO to the vrtfe rrsn Nlore a Isugstrr Cooanelo OBttlEN Is thle city August SB the wife of Timothy OBrteB a oaughter Mary Msr PERRY In thla elty August 2H ths wife of Manuel prr sno Mervte Anthosy SELCUAU In Alnmfla August is to the wire soirnsu aiisiurr SPRINd la this eltj Aognet 10 to th wife or Jonaspruig a non John Hopklne TKKVETT Is this elty August 28 to the wtf of Kdwsid Treeett Hole Un dsuer son BARLEY No 1 ford 2 3740343 see cental milling 2 r33 00 oais Boa reed I2 13I83 pn cental for IiJSn i1 fw holes aeml do liOH3to with fH i ltMl at JSoa3 40 hltrk 130l3iO or oil nod as3 2i for seed do rlesnedl10a3Ii FLOUR ASH MILLSTVPFS FLOUR Set cashj per ibl ware hooa California fsoilly stra IllLJ for 2s 111 112 for 4 4i 111 33 or 1 CKRKALS Por 100 lba tllh mesl utrs yellow oj8S ttra white do 1773 rora our 30 05 for yellow and 1730 for iwUlta Egyptla oro amir IToo rraekad Jhrat 8i farina 13 Mi hominy nu wi oa srosta nH I all W15 do No i t73rlcf dour is S3 rtllow llios do Wblt ITKi ryoi A LIENS who sought refuge In northern waters when war was declared or when It seemed In evitable that a clash would come with Germany will be seised when they arrive at Pacific ports according to orders Isaued yesterday by Collector ot the Port Davis A copy of the order received by Harry Leven son manager of Petersons boathousa readsi You are advlid that It Is not psrmlaslble to tike off from vessels returning to this port from Alaska any passengers or employes of the company engaged In flslt canning In Alaska until after they have been Identified and passed by the customs officials nor la it permissible to remove from any of said returning vessels any personal effects or other merchandise on board said vassal until passed by the customs officials This order understood to be directed against smugglers as well as against aliens who might seek entrance to the United States as members of crews from northern waters KXED TBAnrail SHIP Neceaslty for st leint ono more mrrchnot marine training sbls la TiclHe waters wsa eliomn yesterday by tHe statement of Forran chief enrolling agent for the Shipping Board that 330 men nero eismloeU for the nerrlce In the raontli nt Atiguat Ihe training ships lrle and Ocrli Wave are Iliad to cepaclty end msny of the graduates have been glren shore leave nntll tbey are called for nervlpe About twenly flve men are being railed each day In one dsy thle neck 1IIJ men were enrolled and In one day sixty throe metr were placed on orraoitfttlng Teasels Requirements for thft serlisnt martns sre hot eo etrlct a In tta Navy Any hesltby mnn a ltd good eyealgbt end hearing oaa so excellent ehanoa of pamlng the examination STnLBIHOS BIXTHSAY Twentieth snnlverrr of tbo roinpletlon of the Terry building waa obeerted yeatortjay by ths State Harbor Commission The firnt aeaalon Of tbe Commlaalnn nai Held In the building on August C1 IMS Remarking on tbe annl Ternary Acting 1reildmc John MrCallum declared It Is eefe to say that the develop meet of harbor rarllltlei will be kept ahead ef tbe commerce of tht port Tbe building eoet 1000 000 wheti re wa erected and alnce then rea bond laanea ef S20fMinfMn earn have ibeen floxted for harbor Improvement The In come of 130000 too derived In the laar tuentj years has heen deeoted to port deTelopmenU MAT COKaUKIEZB COCHSH Shipping elrclee betlrrn that following the Tood Adratnlatratloni order rnramnndeerfng 4lte aslinoo pock similar retina may be taken In cnnnectlno with the codSnh catch Snntliern ports bsve few old wooilen Teasels ta commit Ion off the Belirlllg nee eodflah banks snd the estcb nauslly smoiitifs to mors than 000 000 flab about OWI ono prmnda of meat Tbe lesson which begins In March la Just eloalng BAROX 0X0T7BBED The Invliclbe one ho oldest hargea on Hsn Krsncliico hny wax giMtndod on the mud flat between Chins Baiu end Hunters Point yesterday to keep ner rrom sinking she aiming a leak while making trip with a load of luou tone of coal and was In lav oilneot denser of sulm down The skipper Marine News Branch Hrrtrosrspiile fc Mer ebaMa Exchange Sbb franeleco Anguat 31 The Time Ball on tbe roof of the Katrmont Hotel was dropped today erectly nt boon ofl elsl time or at 7h Qreenwlcb mean time 0 BUS SETT Lieut retired la chane stiir mook axd Tinm Time and heights ot high and low waters et rt Point entrance to San rrxscleco hr By Mrtsl enthorlty of snperintendeat of at snd Gesdetle Inrrey Ths tide st Mlsalon street wharf la twer mlnntea liter then at Tort Point Tlie elrlit of tide tho asms at hoth places BIPTEMHKR I TO iiiiei aeet IA MIT 3 21 4 OS 4 41 3 3 11 41 1 Intel If A ue keellflmei reeti llmel Feet miw wif vr wr mih 01 io oil 10 41 II II 11 40 12H 3 tl 8 24 4 on 4 31 3 11 011 HKITBMHKK 1 a II 8 341 2 ft 21 2nln II 2 alio ni 1 Sill 391 171 Sun Rlaea 3 30 Hun Seta 41 Moon Klaee 2 03 A Moos Sets 4 28 Wik Ono hour moat too added to eunrlae sneet and tldsl dats to conform to ths sew yllght asrlng schedule The column of height girea tbe elevation of nch tide shore or below tbe plan of Coat erey Chart Souudlngs Ths number are lwsra additive to tbo chart depths flnleae preceded by the mlt na sign oe laib wbes lie numbers sre subtractlre from depths glris the elisrf NOTB In ths shore talnlarlona of tides tbe illy tides are glren In tbe order of their oe mrence commencing with tho early morning He In the left band column and tbe nr eedlng tides ss tbey occur On aomo rteye nt three tldea occur the tourtb tide oteurrlns it the following mornlog mode for the mud Beta iimi grounded his eee there In Minn to ssre the ljee of his crew snd his cargo IXP01T DYE KAISRUIS War with Oermnnr la no lonsevt bamnerlng he imti of dyeetnffa In thlaceimtry secord shipping men Large qunntltlM of cllemlrkla ores snd ulberi materlsla uaed In Ihe manufacture of dyesluffs are srrlrlng here from tbo Orient Onecsrgo of Kwo torn ot chrome ore Is to arrhe at a Pscino pore this HOKOR ROLL ISflVtD ItitT nine names bsrs heen placed on a Roll of Honor leaned by tbo Curiam Steam blp Company Limited and the Anchor Line Three sre the semei of American aoidlera slio Aarni al bl Jdl riA tul Zll S7nrtVrt sr vr --Z ntenlnm conn mai ee ou no WBIW T20i rye lonr ww iiuio nour as20 split pass 111 potato lour 113 30 etrs rolled oats 10 til a 20e less Isr 2S ih iscks and Mo less 1 SO lh sc PROVISIONS HAMS Prlees ser lb Exatern stsr 3c Primrose SQHe Oxford 83r Usyroie 80o 1lcnlc 2l4c i nigir cured 34 Ucde do HL 233ci picnic 24c RACOt Price per thr Dry sldea 42Hfl44c light mrdlnm 40lo medium 83 vie KateVa ler 47030 Arrow 494ft prlmroa B2Ue a sugar cured 4441te do IKHe 41e PORK per hhlt Extra prime 148 sis 60 meas 43 BBSr Per bbl Extra fitnlly sad family Lsrd and lard compounds Tcs nos ios Bs Ss Purs lsrd 27W0 127 13 17 14JUI 1411 Arrow com23c 10VT3 13 94 12 SJ not Tcs li Sa 12s eos 27e I3M 1300 140 13M A com2Ha 1073 12 4 IS 2 1208 All Isras snd compounds In tins oootod ser esse LARD SUBSTITUTES Callfese per 1st Tlereea 23eei raaea large 13 S3 medium 112 A2 msll 3 13 bslf hbla 24c tobi a4e COOKING AM SALAD OIL Per lb Yellow Arrow cooking oil SJSe white 22c Prlmioes telsd oil S3 34e gASTBSN cniCAGO Ambit 31 Prices on options ranged as follows Pre Pork Opes High Low Close cluao Sept a 4l 20 43 02 41 02 43 23 UCI Lard Sept Ott ftlhe Sept Oct 4360 4342 4342 4370 3rl7 MSI SriSS 2S S7 3383 H80 2080 26 87 34 39 14 43 24 SO 24 S3 3477 14 72 2475 24 SO I1AY MARKET Scott Msgner A Miller In their weekly report on the hay msrket oaj Retelpts of bay for the past week were 1734 ton last wses 2037 tona As has been tbo case foe eomo weeks peat good portion of tbla hay arrlred by water snd much of It wan alfalfa Afthoosh three receipts sre sot beery for tbe moots of Auguat it the ssms time the market la well stocked Bod bss been for some timo psat Locsl trsds ben been lighter through tbe onsimer sinntha this yeer tbsu ws hsre seer xperlenred before Trie rlceo hare heen falrlv matnfalnnrf thMh ont tbe week and although there has heen nnqnemann xor rancr wneat Iisy which Is scsers Jt tbe other grilles hsre lagged The Uoreniment was In the mlrkrt dnrlng tbe week for enmr export bay hut other than this export rlemend le light Rome few ahln nests hers heen msde to eoantwlao porta The Inferior demand la practically nominal Alfilfi Is gults plentiful with beery sr rivals The locsl strsw situation Is nominal RAY Carload lots per ten Psecy vrbeet light 3 wlre hales I20i7 No 1 wheat or wheat end oat 23ft23 No i wheat or wneat and out 1201122 choice tamr oat 24b2u other leme lt 121 1t21 wild oat IIP2J barley ll4J23c alfalfa rat cutting lieaio second cntting 22t24 etofk bay 121 No 1 bsrley sfrsw per balo 30s0o LOS ANGELES PROUTJCBS M4RKPT LOS ANGELES Aurul JL Recelpta at 8sdnce exebanget ICggs 111 esses butter 7000 pounds chrene 8300 pounds Eggs butbor snd cheese unebnnged RKrOnT PROM EGO MARKBTS Ppeclal niapatch le The Chronicle PKTACMt Angnnt SI A nllsht Inrreaee In tbe price of extra Brst pullet eggs wss the only clianie In egg prlcea hrre today Tlili grade was cnoted st 33 7 10c Extrs ranch eggl rere 86c STOCKTON Angnet 31 Ko Changes were mtle Is erg prices here todiy rirsts were quoted it 31 and pullets it lie DRESSED MEATS RBEP per lh Steers No 1 lSHHWWoi second quality 133 18c cows snd belters 10c eiec CALVES ISOlSc iccordlsi to sis ssd uilly LA3I11S per lh Ruckling 2321c year llagi 22ehr1c Mutton per lb Wethers Jles swot lSeiOc PORK Per lb 28fl26c HIDBS SKtfS AIT TtLLOW HIDFS Flint dry per lb Dry butchers hides 28431707 dry klnt 2S7Sc dry calf 31e on ry murrain 21c are hulls BBd otlga JlT2ic dry salt bid IdWc ttet Sslted tildes Per lb taken off before av 1 Cot sno ateerai ill weights No 1 ef grnba 41V bulls snd atnga 3e ie in eervice ami woo were nrev unaiv ployed In the Ciinord Anchor offlcei Tin the liZi sen seilje United Ststes snd iCnsla The roll 1 leaued A ttel7Ukn ou gold parchment bearing picture of bo flSJ1 ni mI7HVllswS rraoce selghts lo 10c No i7oi No js wrisri IS sotn hl1l a11 stses No I 1V Mo 2 iSc glpa Th hoooer iff tTh Mrbule lt 13 nti Dim in iiiv iMRiin nmm Hrrhnfit fl i from fjesttle ftokf ot Hnnnfnla HAaTU8 OATH TOX aiKEWAL Stftiiner Iinr1rtla Knl in tor CHAJfOt Of MX8TXBS 9timfr Aielnnl Martin Oldfiiburs Tire Job a 1 Hrown niBxtf fltamfr Itril Cbftt A Ttytor tlct LfNiiM lrjlo mcMter Policemans Mother Hart in Accident Whe th itaerlng gear of the automobile ot Policeman Charles Dullea broke last night the machine overturned at Cole and Frederick streets throwing Dullea and his father and mother ta the street Mrs Dullea has a broken collar bone and on fractured rib i 1 PORTLAND LIVE STOCK ponra frae i Mvninc to Smart Hslrtorn brce Th v7 ilfZ eeV hue been nurchaeed rnivi imoo ae or iinrmiu aalleH Siml enlra 21Alne SIIKF1 rKLTS Fa Kiln long 13 Til long wool 1 21T2 30 medium II T3H2 Hherr II 21S140 amh aklns lous wool 1190 ll spring lambs 7eiijli sbeirllngs JJs 1 73call do No 2 40i80c TAILOW In hbla nee lb Prime I3j14cl seeond UHtUe Mo 1 S10c fresss 4 a So esns snd dni ns le liss mixed 1204x20 23 medlnm mixed HSMeS 10 ftfl mhidIi Ikeevlee SISSalS 10 ul iitm 113 bulk 120 nneep Heeeiprs M7 msrser strong Trims tamtm I4SY13 fair to mettlnin IIISil1 yesrllnse I106J1173 wetbers Ioe10 73 eaes 7t0 From Coast PorU eaASa euilrf 4 A 34ldl tateere 3tiTitrls ad sab stTrwsirHoy svpoclutadte R4VS wltXMv IU waS til iiusss sswsiiwsi imn va wwt jwvrn nMtti esntrors 0 bulls 3t fcM a ehtrmlBs fa Uld Ogarfciij Mockers seders lUS 2 4j ir yMSZLU i JORTLANU Or Agsf tl CstUe st eeinre 237 msrket eirong Prime steers lliSOifllS oof good to ebnics IllttU medluui to seol I0T6J11 fair to niollui 1 73ii a7Sj common ta fair I37H S3 choice sew sud toelfen 8 8rr4S medium to good osws ase jieusrs snjooi7 ia rsir re mceniim LOS AOELEg OIL STOCKS LOR ANGELES Augmt Jl Qnotitlona on oil itocke were Be followi Tllil Aaked AmilgsmsteU 4n flo tie Aeeoclsted fUrQix 34 no Centril ft Colurobli I ot 104 Rnoe ri 04 mnerton 2 21 3 2V on nou Midway Northers 24 2 i National Pacific 4 04 New Pens 20 33 Hindu 24 JZ Rloe Ilincb 12 Traders 40 00 3IOO rnloat Oil 103 I IOCJ7Vi Hotted 011 IiS 17 Woetsrn Voioa 120K 13300 West Xt fa jua00e MTjffiMie AWiiMSmk Jiim1 iJli Mt rr I rr i mss rr PORTLARD rORTLANB Or I Aueiur 31 klerea Wmelen slid tmr ete I ateimeblpe wrre com nletoil and turned over te the Vmergcncy Fleet nrporathm during Arguet by tbe shipyards of Mie olumhla rlrer dlelrlrt Tiro of th wooden craft the Raiahos and Quoque bad tbelr trls tripe snd were turned ereff tiMlsyf On the Aniruer ehoalng a record Is clsltsed for Hie itlitrirt for lie Isrgnf sunibrr MKlen Travels IhrueU orsr ts ths Oovsrsmest In ono month ASTORIA ASTORH August 31 Tlie new sresmer Qnitie left th erenlng pie her trlsl rna nuilef rninnisnil of CI plain John Mpplng who to he msehf when eh Joins the Puieroency Fleet Tho Ouoqn la of the Kerrla typel a Imllt st thr Wllaotr ohlp yirtle Bud her linehlnery sss Inatsllerl by the Aatiois Kirlue Iron Works hhn Io eeiulpped alfll 13TQ littree poerrr triple esnaeehMr engines sort am Sire a carrylat casetltr ef aheat ertk MARRIAGE LICENSE The follorrtnf merrlags llrensee wer lened la Sen rsnclscc yesterdsri John Cpnnols seed It 2420 Greenwich street snd Denies 3wens agsd 21 1014 Were street Klmee Remal 1 rima frsmoat sad Cere lis Paulson IS Llvermor uiouie sewers nz ass sisaa ea nmlelaon 34 btb of Modest Srdney Tslbett 84 CksBeellor Botsl snd Ljrta ofaughart 2S Jtawart Hotel lacoh Yoursa nft Oakland snd gllsshtb CedeThr SI 2207 Tl encli street isoss L4Mg ire Tnira tu sec sua Wills I Lsnrlqnlst 33 Sesttle Wish Willlsm Kreh 27 tiers Ulsnd snd Lillian Weber 22 101 1 rlortda treet John Whitney JU 1310 Howard street snd Loratts OShes 21 32 Klssilng street Jitrvaa I Uoran 47 1 41S flolden fists iranua ni 11a stiller 38 St Louis Mo lersld Wright 24 1013 TeBease street Two East Bay Boys Reporteias Killed Letters From France Tell Families of Casualties OAKLAND August SI Two mor boys of th east bay district are reported killed and a third seriously wounded In letters which have reached their families The boys are Sergeant Alfred Carter of Oakland and James Fowler of Albany killed and Frank Fowler a brother ot the last named wounded young Carter was a nephew of Frank Carter 2011 East Twentieth street He was with a machine gun battalion In the 47th Infantry and was killed in action He was 31 un married and has a father living in British Columbia A brother Jamas Carter resides in New Tork Fowler lived at 1SZ4 Kalns avenge Albany He wa killed In action August 3 according to his brother Frank Fowler wounded In action who writes from an American base hospital the valiant fight la which th elder brother wa killed Fowler was IS and enlisted in the engineering corps last summer He waa first stationed at Angel Island later going to South Carolina and thence to France HI mother Mrs Delle Fowler three brothers Frank In France Ralph who lives In Berkeley and Lieutenant Lawrence Fowler survive him All the Fowler boys are graduates ot the University of California ad Helena Cldrtham 11 IKInlaslppf street 1 Pitrlck Joyce sll ot Pittsburg Pi sa dag st li oclock Isterment Helxjjfc Samoa Blame 3 OSS Sixteenth avenue tie of County Osiwsy Irelsnd sged 48 Cross Csmeterjv YW Ari Serai nKa eee I en IT aattM veees A eiemhee nC A DtT NO 0TWSTiV 11 a treetv A Cherhu XcCorJ 22 Camp rremoat sad Friends ssd eequslntsnees are reapeetfoll DorotbeB fj tuUlrx is S3 London atreet Isrlted to mend the Mineral Monday See ercierics ssgeL 21 3S3 TirtB svenuea temoer isilt eciocsi wi i aaiu mim xt HSIS IS SSS Beeosa arenas Robert McMsbb 12 and Usher S4 Wllsoti JS both OI 91T13 rellCnenie etrMt Ptrry A Wfymaa as Cstsp Prsmoat ssd inorr Anaerro 3D S37A Ilsrrrsos nresx Doyle Wltmsre 17 447 Bsih etreet sad IJoseshlse Reaels 2S SAO eolk atreot nasi Hanen 28 77 Oi street sua uori tnds Lambert20 733 Plftb arenne Krlch Bnose 20300B Twenty sixth street soo Aiwme westpbllj SbV 32S wsurcn scree Hlaassk Ulsuml 3Ti Clsy etreet sBd Tike SIlToahli 83 1900 Burn etreet Joremlsh nSuIllraa 30 44 reorth etreet and Brldgst CrvttJ SO I22A ClemeutlB atreofi Aedrew Sparki 43 rRimoad and Csny sianer a swinooes 81 ST4ZA liowsni sirevi Robert a Boardette S3 1111 Oodgh etreet end Uorla Peterson IS 14 Qoogh atreet Howard 8 Warren 40 Mootelalr Bfld Mery Mitchell 333 Stelser street Iuenit nla 9A 1701 Lrkla etreet ssd Muriel Wire 2 14M Urceswlch Amanda Groadons 32 731 tJnlo strset snd Alicia WtMll 2S 231 Coleridge street Vlsho Kstlchh 33 80 Guerrero atrert ssd Beesle Ledger 23 Clsvsrdsl Fred Person 29 8 UoffmsQ arenne nd Clara A Hnrsth Eli 2471 hflssloe street Clifford Meeilows IS Lo Angeles snd Nsdlnsv KMs 2 870 Edds street Hears a WIlllBsison 2D 21S Twesty evestb street and his I De Laney 27S7T Plae itrert SallOCometoch 23 S3 Eddy strset ssd Alice HDRbee 1 813 Tenth etreet llenr LtvtwS T9 nrf Xlelenj liurrsr 110 both ef Sooth Isn rrsucisro John 1 riynn 2t 14M sssene streer snu Noes Brtderlck 1S4 Cbsttssoog street Rsynmoil Cssaslll 23 Camp rremost lid Anna Beckfont 20 Sa llstae Themss Jaeksoa tl Camp rremoot ss Opel BsBts IS Csslsnd OAKLAND Angnnt 11 Ths fonowlag rsir riige licensee were Issued here todeyt Cherles Carlnoa sged 2S end Ansa Oeatersoa sged 27 both of Berkeley Engene Parblro 32 snd Inns Bsrlota hotki tt OsklsaA Solomen Srjiinesectiein 89 asyes sno Lilian Smith 23 OsSlsBd Ban psna 43 Vsllejo snd Luclle rietcher 33 Oiksad Manuel Redcrleroev 87 sd Ttlll Beptiste IS horh ef Isklsnd Bsrrett Soslss X4 Los Angeles ssd Ersngsllns Coomba J7 Berkeley llermso 1 Kelkmnn 47 snd Kstherlae Keating 40 both Oallan Walter Hodgklnir 83 Saa rrsaeloce sad Slale Li Kidder S3 Reddlag Otto Newmin 28 and Agnes Aader soa 28 both oihlsnd rernsnd Certslnr 28 sad Aognstlae Crele selo 22 both ef Oakland Richard Ler 21 aad Loretts Brk 22 both of Richmond iie boons Berth 41 Oakland and Winifred Wsterhouse 27 Sin WlllUm Jimersoa 20 end Dorothy Hoflge i both of Oskland Oeorge iuttl 23 ltd Aana Coiiey 2S Both ualW HBrdytSI Anels Putt 30 both if Oskland Harry Kpllng 2 Rosevllle and Lucille Uaraventa 23 Oshlsnd illclialeil BarnlclefS3 snd Mary Maglna 20 both of Oakland Ilolker Nlssen 34 ind Eitell A Bsvls 14 both of Osklsnd Rotert Chrlitoniee 34 Sen Francisco sad Annie Morrly 38 Sset Crus AngUsT aiCIktWH esu rr i Draft Law Violator Given 10Ytar Term LOS ANGELES August 81 Nicholas Senn Zogg who wa found guilty by a Jury In the United States District Court here Thursdaly violating the espionage and selective draft laws was sentenced today by Judge Oscar A Trlppet to serve ten years In the Federal prison at McNeills Island Edgecombe Plnehon who was triad and found guilty with Zogg was sentenced to two years In a Federal prison yet to be determined The Government charged that Zogg and Plnehon conspired to aaslst Ber thold Huber to escape Into Mexico to avoid the draft and that they accepted 1000 from the young mans mother for their services Zorg wag arrested last January In Connection with an alleged plot tt ship arms and ammunition to Mexico but escaped prosecution 0 LIVH STOCK MARKET The Western Meet Compsny snnoanced sn silrsnc ef per pouod la all weights ef lire hoge yesterday 1 CATILB Orsaa fed oa foot gross weight Ne 1 steers weighing 1000 to 1200 lbs allra llfMlrict 1200 to 1400 Ihs llilc second qualify 1014c thin steers 78Hc COtVS AND mclFKRS No fiiase second quality Siac common to this jHe BILLS AND STAOS Good Se fair Oca trie thin 4M40 CVtVES Light weight per lb lie medium oe heary tu8v4e inrnr ret JO grnee weignci wstners llttlle ewt HtHc ismbi yearlings iztjiia arsio fe lba 17S1C 144 le 300 lbs 1814c te 400 12BWV4U milt 12 Htxis Hard grain fed welgblng 100 to 14 4Ve IOS 7t lbs 17e ASTRN CHICAOO Anreat 81 Bureau st Markets Hogs Receipts 3000 head week Butchers 1R 20020 23 light 18 M20Bn picklsi I18 28al9 23i rough il7P73Jtsl23 piga H82BHtH10 Cattle Receipts 3000 csmpsreil with week ego nstlrs steers higher the medium snd cinnmor grade sdeinclng mostly Wsstsrn stern mostly SOe higher medium snd good butehef cows snd belfsrs lowpr esnnors higher eslres snd stockers stuV feeders higher Rheep ReceipU 3300 heed lower nt sheee ad yearilngi mosfly 30a lower feeding sbeeu strosg POTATOES 0I VEGETABLES The close of 4be week fonsd tbe vegetshle mirkef filrlr stesdy There were plentiful supplies of sll deacrlptlooB on hand snd bsd been throughout the week Dealers ssld thst Buyers were eery listless sod little interest wis ahown In the markl POTATOES Per eti oa the wharf Naw rlrer sots toes l230iBt80 sweet potatoes ONIONS Per ctl on the wharf Asutrallaa brown ind yellow per 100 1 4041 S3 white per lb 3ti4o SQCAXH Summer ouah large log 40cJ 30c cream mr lus 73180 TOM TJK8 Per In TOSSTSc peTPritS Bell Sacramento per big leg 30fff3e chill SOetSAe PIAS AP BEANS Pen per Ih TflSc Btrlns oesne ore 4D0 llms 8dQ CCCL3IBERS Per lug T3cl plcktss lb Ne 1 to No 8 4QOC CRSI7C CORN Pst seek Alsmeds 12 301 3 KRA Per imill Vts SOestiOc carrots per esck SstHBci pompklon T3c0l EASTERN CHICAflO Anguat 11 Potstoea Receipts 78 esrs Minnesota eerie ohlos bulb 1 80s 1W do In ascke 122012 25 WIsronMB bniix gieonjio 00 in saegs seet23 SUGAR MARKET Clue Qrsnnlstsd hole per 100 lbs 7 34 Beet vrsnuisten uasie per ivu ids stjj 1 I Daily Fire Record the fnllowlng Ore slsrms were turned in nn to IV I yeatentayr Bog rTrT 13 82 Mseonlc I epos mil Tnrk atreet no dsmsge Bog 173 22 Wehetert reeer Tell street slight dsmsge Bos ArM 2 fin It Cfiry er rrsnkll streitj flight dimsgs Still ilsran I I1 14 fla slreetf ba ilsnisee Hoe Sst Mr lf Anaaasei asSltfes1ee trsuriaiiarBs XVa Tsymotil in7i Osklsnd sad thes Oehrken 21 Sea Lesadro Berre A GrUfla 24 ssd lees Bessy a both ot Oakland REDWOOD CITT AugUlf SI The following marriage licenses wsrs leased here todi Andrew Cspelll S9 aid fssal Tesohlg 31 both ot Sss FTSoctaco 1 Louis Larloss Jr 4 Sa Rsflsl sod Lottie Adsms 38 Ss Anselmo Albert A Lots 48 ld TMlls Bch 3 both of Berkeley rrsncls OPlsnsgsn 38 Sss Frsnclsce ana Mors Pembroke 27 ifenlo Part Eumuua nose xi sow i IS both of Sao Frssclxco iohn Scales 47 snd Nell 0 Compton 38 bow or esn rrsncisco AVeddinsrRinjzs JaMenG WatehsBakese Jewelon ft TIB Mark Bt a Tkltel ratxrsaaHa MARMAOISS A7IC0ARATA la this elty Aogeet by Jnrtlcs of the Peee Baraett Renete Aries eged 81 end Linda Arsis sged S3 CRONIN MeKENMA Is tbls elty Angaat by Rev father Lyes Corsellus Crsol 23 and Mary McKraoa IS DRPAOUVVKJANIOO Is Uls city Autult by Bar ysther Redshsa Looln Depeoll 38 aad Josls Viginlgo S3 OARIBAUH LABASCniN la this elty Angnet 29 hy Judge Crethers Louis Oarlhsldl 83 snd Faith Lshssehla 28 ORAySBTII CARMRlt 1 thl city August 28 by Justlcs of tbe Peace Crelghton Csrl Orsrn1h83 Bsd hlsrle Csrlssu 27 QREENMAIbCATRON In this elty Angeit 28 by Jmrllcs ef the lesco Rocbs CUatea Oreenmaa 24 and PibbIs Catroe 2S HAMAN STARNKK In thle elty August SS by Justice of the Peace Bsrnett Howard Hamsn 33 sad Brti Stsraer 81 HAASEN PANELBA Is tbls elty Angaat by Judgs Crothers llsrry Hsnsen 28 sad Janet Psneles S7 BIRSHBKRD BLICY In IhlS IW Angst hy Rihbl Boerawssser Jullua Hlrihberd 3S snd llnlda Bley 40 HfJWARD KAPB In this elty August 28 by lustlre of tbs Peace Ceolsn Btsalsy Hew rd 2S snd Anns Kips 23 HOTERES RIIODKS la this elty August 2 by Rer Rlchsrdson Oeorge Hoyeres 47 nd Cerrle Rhodes 42 JE8S1NOER KKEITB le this eltrv August 22 hy Rer Wlanlng Job Jesslngsr snd Oer trndo Keefe 83 MeNlES HIBBORD le this elty August 28 hy Juitlcs of the Price Deasy Dsalel Vc Me 27 ind Lola Hlbbord 31 MOMZE JOSErll I tills elty August 2 hy Justice ef tho Pescs Barnstt Jseeph WonlseL2l SBd Mary Joseph IS OSBORNB LEB In this elty August 2 hy Juatlc of th Pesee Bsraett Ed Oaborae 48 end Maud Lee 38 OUiisN tONhQRS Is this elty Angnet 28 be Bee ruber Ryan John Qulso 83 end Barbsrs Conoors 28 RACH ENaROirt la this elty Aogost 28 by justice of the Peace Coslan Edwin Rschv 28 sod Uurle Engroer 1 SCHillDTOADICHNE la this elty Aagnst 2 by Justlcs of ths Peace Cnatan Jssepa Schmidt 27 snd Lisxle Oadlchse 37 STKEN STICARN8 In thls ctty August by Juatlcs of ths Pose Rsrustt Kd Stee 47 snd Lsnrx Stem as SS TAYLOR SMITH la tbls city August 28 hy Justice of the Pescs Kesay WskeSsld Taylor 28 and Bernles Smith 28 WEBBSTEPHKrJSON In this city AMUSt 28 by justice of th Pescs Bsruelt Wsltsr Webb 27 ami Elms Stephenson 21 WYsIANAJJPERSON Is this cltr August Jl by Rer James McKlhlaooy Ierry Arthur Wymsn li Army aad Mary Anderson ef Kan roorlecdi t0ilO HOFrMAN lB this cty Aogyst 4 by Rer Den Willlsm Letse Voeng 30 sad Alyc Us neffmsn 3L SUHER 400 LIVERIED DRIVERS ATLAS TAXICAU AND AUTO SKRVICB COMPAKTe tM Powell St A Bldl Ie Rkehll Basso Emll PlUl 32 Lans Ansust Cirsnsuih Bridget 43 tammlns reies rr lonnors Msrgiret Cram Chsrlsl Dunn Jsmes A 23 lowler Ellen 7 tlreen Annie A IS orole Kilos Heatings Hsrry A J2 llornlrk Irederlik Holt Thoraoi il 7 Unclonl Suele 32 lpbskls Jolis Llchlenberg 10 Llndny Cbsrlas JdcK Mieoulllsrd Pierre 82 DEATHS McCisn Mary oonie taeien vr irnrlen Brldgst OK eefe Mary 3S DLeary Haxel Oliver Msraaret ilSnlllvsn ilsry 0 Potter Samuel 87 Rogers Jennie Sllbrrberg Max 67 SHrey tiroltne 37 romes Rmllth A Vil Arwiale Lesnte Van Denburgb EltsshethD Sf llkle Duncsn 30 war Oeorge 39 ia 1 Ch eeAnlam hlsh mSSS will be welshrsted for the jeyoss of her aouL rommenevng se so ciocs taiwi 1 Cross Cemetery COmans la this city Augasl8I WIS Peter Wll 111 ra deirly helored hulbaad of Ilsry Comralns lorlng fsther of Themss William Jsmes Peter sd fred Commins Mrs Sesgrsre anil Mrs Hlr losing brother of II Commies snd sncie of Jsmes CouinjlnsL sstlrs si sw 1M rrlsnds ssd scoilntices sre reepectfjliy lavlted to alteud tbe funeral Monday Sop ember 3 st oclock from his Isle reel deuce no Cortlsnd BToti thence to St Psnl Chnrch where requiem high sa will he celebrated lor tho sose ot his oul commsne ng st a 30 otlock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery he automobileConducted by Jss BslUyel Co COSKORS In this eityj August 0 WIS Margaret belored wife of tbe leto Johu Coanors sad mother of Mrs Nors Bolllrsn Bstlv of Irelsnd A member ot St Annes Confrstsrnlty of SC Peters Church Ths unersl will tike place tomorrow Mob dsy st B13 clock from ths resldenco ot her daughter 2782 21at etv thence to St Peters Church where reeulera high male will he eslehraterl for ths repose Jt her soul 43 eelock latermeBt Holy Cross Cemetery CRAM is this elty August 80 1018 Chsrles belorerl sea of Us lste Cbsrles soil RUssbeth Cram snd losing brother Kstb erlne George snd Agnes Crsm Mrs A Sblelds soil the Isle Prspk Cram natlre ef Saa Frsnolsce Prleuds snd scqnslntsBces sre reapectfullji InTtted to sltend the funeral tomorrow Moa dey September 2 118 sb 8 30 oclock from his Ists residence 1128A lolden Csts btsi thence to Holy Oroes Church where requiem high mess will he celebrsted for the repass of bis soul commencing st oclock Isterment Holy Crou Csmetery Tnm Autuit 10 MIS la sctloi somewhere la rrioce Corporili Jimes Arthur Duns belored son of Mrs Frster snd belored brother et Dr Dunn Dr A Dunn Mrs James Hold Mrl Bsssett Mrs Dsmerell snd Stsnley Heather latin of Mlchlgsa aged 23 yeers Memorial services win be held Sunday at It eelock st Trlolty Methodist Eplicopsl Church 18th sod Market six TOWLES In this city August 81 118 Hee lorlng daughter ef the lste Ulllsn rewler sad suiter sf reel snd Shirley Delipey notlre et Cilltornla aSd 7 years 3 months ssd esye Rrmslns at ths aew parlors of Snbr A Wlebohlt 14 Vilenrls St between S3th snd Sdtb OKEXX In this city August 80 ISIS Annie A Green belored wife of the lite Oeorge Oreeo snd mother of Annie snd Cbsrles Green ssd Mrs A Stelter ssd ths Ists Job A Edmund end William Green satire of New York sgsd S3 yisrs months sod dsys Friends end scquatstsaces sre respectfully melted atttnd tbe funeral Mondsy Sep tember 2 1I1A it 10 oclock from ber lste ildeace 1212 Dolores at Isterment Cypress Lawn Cemetery GROTS Aa ennireriery requiem high mess will BO celerjrsletl or toe repose oe tne soul ot the lste Mrs Ellen Crete mother ot Frederick Orate Mrs A Hill end Mrs Donnelly en Mondsy September 2 1018 st 10 oclock st Holy Crois Church Eddy snd Dtvlssdero sts Friends sad sa quslntsncel InrltetL HASTiKOS le this city Augnst 30 ISIS llsrry A llislings enure 01 new in sged 62 yesrs Notice of funersl hereafter Rsmslns st ths chapel ot united Co Jix Sutter et BOLT IS this elty August 31 1018 Thomse li Holt belore ouiosen oc eiionie ubh sad lorlug fsther ut Mrs Thorp a uatlre of England aged 7 ysrs months nnd 2 days A member of Scottish Bowling Unb Friends sre Invite ts sttend tbs ifunersl services Tuesdiy Saptsmher tt 1 oclock at ths chspel ot Subr Co 2810 Mlaelo et between 23th aUd 28th Inter moot Moust Mhet Cemetery hy automobile HORKICX la Unseals Mendocino county Csl of 473 Twenty Srst srenue August JO Hits Frederick breuuer belored husband of ueTiere I lloculck fsther of Qenerlere Juliet Hornlck sou of the lets Chsrles snd JuMa Hornlck a nstlr of st Paul Minn A member ef Richmond Lodge No 373 and A sf as 8 Coasistery No 1 A A 8 Frlesds ST respectfully Isrlted le stteoil the funcisl serrfces on Monday at 10 30 oclock under tbo auepkes ef Rlchmnad Lodge Me 78 end A First sre end Clement st Remain at ths parlors Asblsy A McMullen rwner Slith sre and B4CHMOhD LODGE NO 3T3 end A Officers and members will seaemble at Richmond Masonic Hsll First are snd CIs mest st Monday st 10 oclock for the purpose ot attending the funeril ot our 1st hrolher Fred Uornlrk FOORNMS Secretary LXMCIOKI la thle irlty Aotrost II 191S Bnsle LenrlonL dearly beloved wife of Freii erlck Lenclcsil ind devoted mother of Kathsn Unclonl a entire ot Csllfornls sgeil 32 years months snd srs Remalne st the ssrlora st Vslcnte Mlrlul Persia It Co 043 Green it today SMuJajl till 10 oclock thence hy 10 4S host for Hesldihurg Osi where funersl will he hel I from her lets residence aos Plsor st 00 Tuesdsy September at 2 oclock LXPHAUft i Is 8a Mstee county Auguat TO IP18 Jonn BCIoreo Bueuenu wi lphskls brother of Oust Lepbskli snttro sfTlRiene Greece A member of Par fslte Union No 17 Friends sro Invited to nttend the funersl Tuesdsy st 10 selock under the suiplees of Ls Psrfilts Dslon 17 frora ths Ms enlc Temple corner Osh st ssd Viu heea ere thence to the Oreeg Church si II SO oclock Friends msy call at ths sartors of Aihlev McsfaUe eener ot flesry st and Sixth are rrcJOTMBIRfj I thla elty Augeit si IMS JoiOBh Freocls Llchtenberg dearly belored A I 11 nK mnA ln lne SOB OX wmii rsadsoa of Jehsnns Bowsn a nstlrs of San Irsncisce sged 19 yeirs months sad BASSO Entered Into rest In Lee Oslos August 28 1019 Emll Pml dasrly Beloved hnsbsed of Allen Bssko devote fsther of Tsui Fraqcla Bieso belored son of ths lste Annunsl snd Emll Basso ssd hrolher of Antone Bsaao Mrs Baeee IB Mrs A Asro a nstWs sf Bsi Frsnclaco sgetl 82 years snd months a member of Msrshsll Psrlor lh funersl wrirt tsks plsce tomorrow Mender September 2 IBIS st 3tt oclock from the funeril psrlors of Xrw A Eng llsh ISIS Geary st tbsoc te Sts Peter snd Psnls Church where 1 requiem high mess will be eslebrstrd for the repose of his soul eommsuclng st 10 oclock PAW I thla city Anaeat 20 Ittt Auguat 1 sno a naflva ef Oermsny Friends sad seqnilntssces sre rsspectfnlly Isrltnl ts attend the funersl Mosdsy Sep tember 2 191S st 10 oclock from tbe rhipe ef the Cold Oats liasertsklng Co 1488 Mlsslo St sssr tlsC lstermest Sslem Cemetery CAVARAUffH In this city Ansest it llll Brldgst rlesrly belossoT wlfs of JnhgCnes BBOgh lovlogr BTothee of Ifary CsraBaosb ss belored adster of ITra A Klwell Mrs I I tiaUefsefMr iioni aaa jew sm Th funeral wlllteke plscs tomorrow Mon dsy st 0 30 oclock from his lets rssl ilenc 137 Bineoch tr thence to Mlaalon Dolores Church where a requiem high mass will hs eelebrstsd for Ihe reposs ef bis eotil commencing st 10 oclock Interment Holy oross Cemetery condsctsd hy Berry A Scully JJXDSAT In Berkeley Csl August 28 1818 Charles McKerrsll Lindsay belored busbim of Miry Lindsay ind lorlng fither of Miy Allcs Chirles Msrglretti snd the lite George II Llnilair ind Mrs Walter lvToffln ssttt of Irslsnd Friends are Isrlted te altesd tbs ftmersl Mondsy Septsmbsr 2 1818 st 10 30 oclock from his lste resldssce J73 Clipper it Sib Francises lltermone Mount Ullrst Ceme tery MACOimXAlD In this elty August 81 1918 Pierre Mncoelllird lorlng huebind of Barbs Mieoulllsrd sod father of Louts ssd Anna Macoulllsril native of Frsncs sgsd 82 yesrs Friends snd scquslntsaces sre respectfully Invited to sttend the funersl Munday September 2 IBIS if IS oclock from the ehepel of Julius Godead 41 Ven Neil ars laelntfratlon prlrits MrCsjnr In thla city Anguat TO ltlS Miry deirly helovid wlfs of Francis He Cann snd lorlng mother of Kdwnrd A Robert llsrry snd Julls Mct enn Mr a ru Slea a Jor snd the lste John McCanna mtlrs ef Ciiuaty irniagli Jre Friends sre invited to sttend tbe fuoerst scrvlees Mondsy st 10 oclock from her lste realdeore 213 Deary it thence toHolv Cross Church mbere requiem high mass will be celebrated for tint renrmo of ber soul eommesctng st 10 10 oclock later meet Holy cross Cemotorv X03XZ la Berkeley August SO Ills Helen desrly belored daugbtec Mr snd Mrs llsrry Nobis ssl losing alstsr ot Anas Noble sad Mrs Willlsm Kiferl Frlende and icquslntssces srs reepectfully incited to ettend the funersl Monday September 2 from the borne of ber parent yeoo Woolney st Berkeley thsnee ts St Augustines Chnrch st the corner of Alcstris its snd Dass it Osklsnd whers requiem hlxh mess will be eelebritud commencing 10 oclock Interment Holy Cross Leme tery hy eutomobile OltHI A montbi mind requiem msai will id foe the rsooee ef the eoul of Mrt Jr Bridget OBrien on Mondsy September 2 11 I 0 CIOCS SX St mere wuurvu OlIITt In this city August 81 118 Ilsry OKsefe beloved Sllter of tbe lste Mrl Cstherln Hsrkett snd John Keefe na tlre OX VOUOiy ippersry ireieau egen 0 rb funersl will take pises tomorrow Moo dsyl st 7 41 oclock from the psrlori ef the Vnlled Indertikors 2301 Howard at corner of 22d thence St Peters Church where solemn requiem blah loses will bs celebrate 1 for the reposs ot hor soul com FUNERALS com piste In vry dtalU Including fre uee of our ssrvlc llmousln to lct eett and grav es and to make church ar IT rangement as low asy Suhr 01 Co MIS MlsiloB St Pkeaa MlaU SB aad II Snbe Pri Fred Sake Jr Traei A VVr atlsesw Setfy If MlmzmhMimim 0 L1ART Is tbU elte Aieme nrt 1010 S1Ml loxed wlf ef George QLesty mother of Oeorge snd Dovotbv 7 Leery lorlng daughter of Delle 01senssd luring slstsr of lUrj Archie Schwsrts sad Johu olssn nstlrs of Sao Francisco Frtasd snd scquslntsness srs rsspsctfallg rsrited te attend the fsuaral tomorrow Mon nay st oclock frora the parlors sf Me Aroyj THsra A Co 2001 Msrklt sth thcuc ts St Kdwsrd church where reqolonk high mass will he celebrated for the repose of her 1001 st 130 oclock lauraost Uly Cross Cemetery OUTZR 1 this elty Aagist tt IMS Msis belored wife of freak Oliver mother of Gordon Edwin snd Agues Oliver a nstlve of Englsnd Notice of funersl brresfter Friends niav eslt st hs parkrv or Aihler Metfullei corner llesry et and Slitb are OS011IVA1 I Palo Alt Auguit 30 1011 Miry belored mother of Oeorge Eugene ii drTeselioStilllvin snd lintel Mrs Boos Joseph Mictions snd Mrs Fiber 1 saile of CsUforals Notice of funersl hereafter Remslar st ths psrlors of th Redwood city Undertaking Compiny 11 POTTIB In OskllniT Augolt It 181S SBtB osl Pottir belored busbaad ef tbe late Ellnbeth Potter and lorlng fitter ot Mrs Ssrib Uall ot Eoglind John Potter ef British Columbia Alice Potter of Oiklsnd snd the lete Hsrry potter a natlre of England agsd II yesri Irlend sre respectfully Inrlted to ittesd funersl ssrrlces Mondiy September 2 IMS at 3 oclock at ttrscs Eplsctmal Cliureh of Msrtlnea Interment Msrtlnci XOOZRS In this1 city August 11 ijig Jnnnil hsloved mother ot sud Rogers snd Mrs 0 Schorabert a aitlre ot Syrscuse NY Friends snd scejuslntsBcse sre respeetfslly inrlted to attend ths farftrxl Mondsy Ssp temher 2 loig at 2 oclock from her 1st reeldesce 28A Cbsttsaoogs st lotarnernt Cypress Lswn Cemetery BTIJZRMRO In thl city Augttit 80 1I1S Mas kelnrod hoabancr et Anguats Sliberberg father of Berihird MUtoo Isidore end Arthur a Sliberberg Mre CsrdwII and Mrs Louis Levy and brother et Betty Sliberberg snd Mrs Emms Goidsttla and the lats Mrs Theodore via Noons a aativ ef Germsny sgsd S7 yesrs Friends srs inrltid to attend tbs fneval serrlces todsy Snndsy it 10 eelock at the ehspetof Halsted A Co 1121 Settee at Interment pririte Flees emit lowere 1 MEMBERS OF OPHltt LODOI NO 21 0 sre lesieetfully reqnsstsd te atteod the funeril of our lite brother Ms Sllbrrberg Sunday September I at 14 A oclock at the undertaking parlors of HsV sled Co 1123 Sutter at Respectfully LEO SHAPIRER Rsc Secty STLTXT In Aliueds Aituat 30 IBIS Csre iine neiorea wire or joritt Bllrsy ana bsbb ot Mirv perry and William Gomel native of Madera islsnds sgid 37 yesrs FrlendB snd scquslntsnaes sre reisectfBlly Invited te sttend fuoersl serrfces Tnesdiye September 3 1018 it 0 oclock it her 1st residence 1318 Ksglo see Alameda thsnee to St Josephe Church mbere requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repos ut ber soul beginning it 30 oclock Isterment St Mary Cemetery TOMIS In this elty Aufuie 30 IMS Redlth A Tomes belored mother of Mrs Mend Dunning and Dalile Tomes a nstlrs ot New iork Friends snd acqualntancss srs respectfully Inrlted to sttend tbe funersl nn Mondsy September 2 1818 st 1 oclock from th chssal of Julius 8 isdesu 41 Ven Meet ere VAN ARSDALE In this city Anguat 10 1018 Leonle tlortsuce beloied wife of Willlsm Vsn Arnlsls lorlng mother of lies llsbel and the late Leon Vsn Arsdslei snd deroted daughter ot Leonl sod tbe Ists Hubert Lrhousse a satire sf Belgium aged 33 rears aad 23 days Ill funersl will be held tomorrow Mmt diy at Notre Dime dea Tlctolres iburcb where requiem high msss will hs csle hrsted for the reposs of bsr iioul commsun Ing it 0 JO oclock Interment Hole cross Cemetery Remslns tbs cbspel of Hslsted A Co 1122 Sutter st VAH EEinUmOS In Los Gltne Cll Ananlt 2 101A Mrs Ellaaheth Van Denborfh Interment Frldsy fteptemher 8 1018 at 11 0 clock st Cypress Lswn Cemetery WITT Nesr Blocksbnrg Trinity county Cat August 27 1018 George Witt belored huibsnd of the Intn Sophie Witt lorlng ion of Jobs ind Christina Witt aim deinted brother ef A CI end he Ists Cbsrlse Witt nstlrs of Ssn Francisco sged 3d yesrs II months snd in dsys a member ef Nstlonil Parlor Mo 118 8 i Saa Francises Lodge No 3 0 and Court Amsrlcs No TO 18 A Friends era Isrlted to attend tbe funeral serrlcss Mondey September 2 st 13 oclock st ths cbapei of Suhr A Co 2lil8 Mission it bet 23th ind 28U undee the euaplces of Hen Frsaclsco Lodfs Nd 8 0 Interment Mount OUet Ceaii tery by etitomoblle MKMBLRS OF SAN FRANCISCO LOPQlt No 3 0 Elke ire notlSrd to ettend ihe funerel of our lite brother Oeorge Witt Mondiy at 2 selock from tbe pir lors of Suhr A Co 2910 Million it By order ARIUUR A GOEPP Exiltsd Ruler Atteat HERMAN ICOIIN Recrstsry THE OFFICERS AND MBMRgns OF National Psrlor No 113 a sr requexted to sttend lbs funersl of our lste brother George Witt tmnerrow Meu ilsy st 1 oclock st ths cbspel of Suhr A Co 2018 Mission It bet 23th snd illlli It GILBRIDX President II LILKESDEY Sectyr rilK 01FICERS AND MEMBERS OF Court Atncrlcu No 7013 A sre requested is eetnble st tbe cbspel of I Suhr A Co 201V Mission St bet 23th snd 23lb tomorrow llloodsy it 1 clock tost tend ths funersl Of our Istu brother George Witt JAMES MCLOARB At TATLOR Secty WnjCIS In Ssn Pedro Cll Angnst 28 111 Duncsn Jr beloved son of Dnicsa and Jsnet Wllkle and brother et Mn Ssrak FslcOser snd Archie Jinet Chsrlotte end Msrgsret Wllkle a native sf Saa Francisco sged 80 yesrs month ind 27 days Frlenda srs isrlted to sttend the funersl serrlces Mondsy at 2 30 oclock at Bunker A Lusts psrlors 2668 Mission at Million Masonic Templs Interment Cypress Lswa Cemetery CARD OF THANKS B1CGER The family of the lste Joseph Alhln Bigger hereby extend their heartfelt thinks to tbe maoT friends ind nelghbori ind officers ind members of Aerie No 3 Plumbers snd Steim Fitters Lnlonr Helvetls Vsteln snd eepeeislly tne Naral Reserve for Ihe beautiful toral offerings snd the msny ucti of kindnsas snd srmpstliy extended during tbeir lste heresre ment end to George Snbr of Hubr A Wlo hotdt onr deep Bppreclatfon for his many courtesies sod msnifextstluns of kindness ibown as CARD OF THANKS HORNI NO Ths fsrnlly of tbe lste Willlsm A Homnng hereby tender their hesrtfelt tbsnks tn tnelr relittres snd msny frisnils for the hesutlful floral offerings end sets ot Wsv kludneas snd eyrapsthy sxtended during their lste beresrement MR AND MRS CHARLES HORNCNG AND FAMILY CARD OF TtlAXKS LARAe We wlstl to extend our leertfelt thanks to the friends snd neighbor far th hesutlful florsl offerings snd tbe msny sets of kindness snd sympathy extended dnrlng eur late beresrement the loss of our lorlng daughter Emely snd te Oeorge Snhr of Suhr A Wleboldt our slncsrs thsnki for ill his kindness shown us JOHKPH AND CONSTANCE LARA AND FAMIL1 CARD OF THANKS LpflLLWETT The firallr ef the Isle Anns jmtnrets oerewun tenoec issir tirsrtrelr A thanks to their msny friends snd the mem hers of Csllfornls Circle No ITS Women of woodcrsft snd Mlesloo Turn Schweetcrn for the floral ofTetiug Snd kind words of armpsthy extended to tlem 111 their lste heresrsmeBt the lose ot lorlng wife and mother CARC OF THANKS SMITH The elatsr nt th lata lsrj A Smllli hereby tenders her hesrtfelt thanks to the principal teschers ssd pupils of the Sin Klnlcy School or the beautiful flont offer ings snd kladneas offered during ber Isti bereircment CARD OF THANKS MILLER We desire lo thsnk eur msnr frlende snd neighbors for thole kind sxpreealuun rr sympsthr snd besutlfiil floril sfferlnga tended during our rveent hereerement hi llie loss of losing son end brother MR AND MRS MILLER AND FAMILY CARD OF THANKS BCHWICIZKR We herewith dealr to ixpreSe our beirtfclt tbsnks sai sppreclstto to the friends ssd nelghbocs also te ths 8 Turn Vereln Bcbwsbsn Virsin loil Scbwgblecber Llederkrini for ths hesnlrmi florsl offerings snd msny kind won snd expressions of srmpsthy sxtsnded dnrlng the sid hours of our lste beresrement its lone of a lorlng husbsnd snd fstber MnB GENEVIEVE SfHWEHER MRS JOHN OPPBU JULIUS GODEAU I le4ls ef th Traat FimeralseVwr I Jteeatlag A I It 58 7 Btv MSBeaolaa 11111 mrL tU ro5tr rTirT xTsiTTyV.

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