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mmm BE ifii BANf XfJTJ WW MWI to rwjTi I RAJf CISCO iOHROOTCLI MotfDXYi NOVEMBEI krrt Rf mti SVM iiW VT feY lidis XX VrJS 1 VV rnn iiupi oiu rlln IINII VAU run uhull oHm Contract for Battle Cruiser probably Will dome to the Union Iron Works SIX DESTROYERS CERTAIN General Manager Tynan Also Expects Ten or More Submarines WWlStfB IN ACTION AT SAN MAJEO 3LUB Ohe of the many thrilling brushes in the first polo match of the season which was played yesterday at the San Mateo Polo Club is pictured here The players left to right are Harry Hastings Whites Elliott McAllister Reds Harry Hunt i Whites will leYiswrmesj ana Walter tlooart recu Ten1 submarines atatotaleotfot i wuw a giganuu name cruiser a coat of U000000 together with the contract already awarded of elx destroyers co tint 11000000 probably Villba the Union Ironworks division tho mammoth SJHOOOOOO naval programme Thle announcement was made by Jotph Tynan general manager of the works on Ma return ner yesterday The bids for the four battle crullers ara to be opened on December aid Tynan Ona of them Is to ba built on the Paelflo Coaat and III Have that whan the bids ara opened Ui Union Iron Works will be awarded the contract The bulldrnr of the vet airl here will mean a recognition of this Paelflo Coast and Baa Francisco aa naval construction bases KAY BE MORS SUBMARINES It la almost eafe to ear that ten Submarines will be built at the worka and It li probable that this number will ba Increased Approximately flfty of the undaraea craft are called for by the naval programme The Xlectrlo Boat Company haa already aubmlttad a bid for a large portion of them and no doubt will be awarded the contract for their construction which will assure the building of ten the submerslblea at the Uriion Iron Avorjca Dyauoiet conirscis TWO ADDITIONAI DESTROYERS While at TVaahlngton Tynan conferred with John A McOreKor president of the Union Iron Work who is then to submit bids on the new naval craft on the question of whether the worka could construct six instead of Tour destroyers aa originally planned He advised UoOregor to aubmlt blda for the all saying that the order epuld easily be handled The Navy department readily awarded the Contract to the Uplon Ironworks for the IS destroyers following Tynana reo otnmendatlon President MoOregor and myself are greatly pleased said Tynan at the suooeaa that haa attended the work In submitting the bids to the Navy Department and San Franolsco and the bay cltlea will surely benefit by the glgantle task which la ahead of us i Woman Famous for Charities Is Dead San Jose Spiritualist Built Temple That Cost 50000 Special Dispatch to Tka Carftolcle SAN JOSE November Mra Nancy Roberta SI years of age and a leader for forty seven years In the local spiritualist colony died here today after an Illness of two weeks Mra Roberts with her husband George Roberts erected the 50 000 Spiritualist temple at Fifth and John streets No collection was ever taken Inthe temple all the expenses for its operation being paid by the Roberta Mra Roberts waa known to thousands of people of all creeds for her charities The funeral will be held Wednesday at I oclock i a 1 Uncle Sams Cash Box Overflows With Gold More THan Half a Billion Dollars Turned in Daring Year WASHINGTON November 2 More than halt a billion dollars was turned Into the Federal Treaaury during the last fiscal year by the Internal Revenue Bureau Commissioner Osborna annual report made publlo tonight hows that the receipts broke all records with a total of IE1S7ZS28I or 117000100 more than last year Corporations paid JSIl7t721 and Individual SSTtSS9S on account of the Income tax an increase of almost S18000000 for corporations and 127 00000 for individuals i Relative of Slain Woman to ome Today Xing Who CKilled Wife and Child Unatle to Explain Act Samuel 0Hara of Spokane Wash Stepfather of Mra Benjamin King who with her Infant daughter Marlon was killed Friday night by her husband Benjamin King will arrive here 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Club PLAY IS SPECTACULAR Large Gallery of San Francisco and Peninsula Society People Attend 2 SUMMARY of the first polo game of trie teason played yesterday the San Mateo Polo Club Beds Seals 1 XUIott MoAUlUr Be swaey Splivale Be a Erie Vaaiey I Bank Walter HoVart I tetal tl Ir Vaaalty fer aaety VI Vet seen Me 1 Annie ehaiea tte I Ktny KaatM Met sV Rerry Hutiase 1 Beck WIU Tii I Tetel seals 7l reaalty fer safety Stet aoere HI Noted Lavoyer of Northwest Has Passed Away in Seattle George Israel Native Son of California and Sonpf Forty niner Succumbs to Illness Special Dlifitpt It The Chraalrle SEATTLE November 36 Oeorce Israel of Seattle native eon of California well known lawyer In the Northwest died Sunday In theSIMera of Columbtos Sanatorium following a weeks Illness He Is survived by his widow Belle Huntley Israel a brother James McDanlel Israel of Aberdeen and a sister Mrs Klsle Wlnfleld Morgan of San Francisco Israel had appeared 4s counsel In upward of thirty murder cases since oomlng to Washington Israel was descended from an American Revolutionary family and his father William Israel of Virginia was among the original forty niners who after mining and prospecting In California discovered the Diablo coal mlnea which he operated with the Tutonii until 1881 whan he aold out after which ha removed to Olympla George Israel waa born In Afltloch Contra Coata county Cal and graduated from St Marys College San Francisco In U78 Ha began the atudy of law with David 8 Terry In Stockton Cal and waa admitted to theCallfornla bar In 1S80 He became deputy Diatrlct Attorney of that place and a year later removed to Olympla Wash District Attorney Accused of Murder mysterious Charge Made by a Woman Held for the Crime Sprrtat Dlnpetch to The Chronicle DOWNIEVILLB November JS You did It yourself was the retort which Mra Mary Patterson charged Jointly with King Dutra of the murder of her huaband hurled at District Attorney Hunt The official had accused the woman point blank of the death of her husband Charles Patterson at Gold Lake stage station last December Mra Patterson refused to explain the meaning of the remark Tha preliminary hearing of the pair la set for tomorrow oerora justice Mason and sensational developmenta at A ate Mlas ida Walker slater of Mra Patterson who la an expert stenographer Is keeping record of the entire proceeding Motorcycle Race Is Marked by FatalityH tfrajedy Follows When Machine and Side Car Separate PITTSBURG Pa November JS Harold Olacken aged IS was killed and Lawrence Keys aged II waa aerioualy Injured near Bedford Pa today when a motorcycle and sidecar on which they were riding down hill at a high speed separated Their machine waa aecond In a K0 mlle race and they were attempting te overtake tha first ear a mile ahead Both lived In Pittsburg Ml chael auldoah aged tl of Homestead PiU third In the rac was perhaps fatally Injured when his motorcycle dashed down a steep embankment soon afterthe drat accident Boy of 13 Is Victim Of Hunting Accident Accidentally Discharged Shotgun Tears Away Part of Arm VALLEJO November Bert Seal ley II years old was a victim of a hunting accident here today when a shotgun was accidentally discharged and the load tore away a part of his left arm severing an artery He la In a serious condition on account of loss of blood at the Vallejo General Hospital FamllyCards for Limoges Citizens PAUIS November SI A Havas dispatch from Limoges say the oty la about to take a census of Its tnhabt tanta with a view to Inatltutlng familyfamily cards for various Items of houae hold consumption EXCirasION TABES TO BOLDTrCOTOTt HUM Industrial Workers Wreck Newliall Jail Twenty Two Prisoners Are Taken to Los Angeles LOS ANGELES November 2 The Interior of the City Jail at Newhall twenty seven miles west of here was practically wrecked late today by twenty two Industrial Workers of the World who were removed from a Southern Pacific freight train and placed In Jail there aeoordlng to deputy sheriffs who returned here tonight after responding to the New hall City Marshals appeal for help They were transferred to the County Jail here tonight A i Banquet to Be Given In Capertons Honor SAN DIEGO November A banquet to be attended by ranking Army and Novy officers and city officials will be given In honor of Admiral winiam Capertown commander of tha Pacific fleet here tomorrow night Conscription Opposed and Home Utile Asked for Erin i Latter Would Allay Any Disaffection Says Resolution Adoptee by United Irish League of America NEW TORK November 2 Resolutions opposing conscription In Ireland and favoring abolition of martial law and Immediate operation of the home rule act were adopted here today at a special conference of the United Irish League of America It waa pointed out that 1000 recruits are volunteering dally In Ireland and that nut of a population of between 600000 and 700000 men avail able for military duty 181000 recruits already had been obtained It waa contended that In the face of this large voluntary enliatment conscription la unnecessary The speakers agreed that the home rule act should be put In force at once as a matter of simple Justice to Ireland for her acts In tho war and thai home rule will allay any disaffection that may exist Colpnel Craighill Of Engineers Dead BOSTON November II The death today In Waahfhgton of Colonel William Craighill of the engineer corps of the United States Army was announced In a message received here tonight Colonel Craighill had been stationed In Boston for the last three years During the Boxer cam No Sign of Peace Says Dutch Officer I see no sign of the approach of peace In Europe said Captain Van der Heulen of the army of Holland who arrived last night at the Palace Hotel But I will npt aay how long tho war will last Who can tall that I can not Captain Van der Heulen came from ST Seattle last night but haa only re hls own request to the Infantry He tram Holland Ha will aerved throughout the campaign and later had active service In the Philippines Ue Condolences On Emperors Death VIENNA November JS via London November IS The American Embassy today1 transmitted to the Foreign Offlcethe condolence of the American Government mi the death of Emperor Francis Jnseph Ambassador Fenfleld reeelvad Instructions from President Wilson to convey to Emperor Charles the Presidents personal condolences and also his congratulations on hla accssslon to the throne i i STILL LOVES HIS WIFE Prerea If ae hnyiitrr a Nw Home Sewlns mirlilne Ifpeteini prices II per week 204 Psrlae bills Adet Our Three Special Features Thanksgiving and Christmas Table Exhibition THIS comprisci an original dhphy of TWENTY exquisite dinmg labia fully appointed and beautifully lighted and decorated To see them will give you many inspirations for making your 6rpnrAOTjtirinrDwnera ihlVetWff ttfj et vi fw rrrr Thanksgiving Dinner Requisites Ftttme Spirit Table Favott Table Sihtrvare DinnerBxir Cryttalvare Kitchen and Pantry Needs Christmas Merchandise YOU are offered by ui this year the greatest profusion of Christmat Presents that have ever displayed Our store transformed for the Holiday Season into ay Veritable treasure house of presents at all prices Comefe flOW and seet mzmm Mnenher 3s eertW Nrtem padiw ltlt will olt renmtirlp tickets to Keraki Cat fern Hetera limit 1 siat tocr pcndlnglr le fsree eye slsrle lenrioc1nv eart I1timil4t relink teavel ferry Mtlittaa at Ai it A sunt IlW 1 realty le eavad Taauanairlag ltk taa ieoie I aTeT mMmm rSifi NtKai DoKrrrjo 1 sa iTrtE HfSfMDUSEWADtiVj ataalaBlaBwlSaTal 1 lB III mi i stock Tote Tumeiv afluatA Kf go on thl afternoon to Chicago ILLSBOROUQH November The 11 polo seaaon of the San uateo Polo Club waa opened today with a fast snappy game In which the Rede captained by Walter Hobart defeated Will Tevla Whites by a score of i to 2 Although it waa the Inaugural match and the ponies were green and the players not yet In form the play was close and exciting offering as many thrills as a midseason contest A large gallery of San Francisco and peninsula society people were on hand to welcome the return of the sport of kings Judging from the Interest displayed this season promises to be a aplendld polo year MANT AUTOlSTS UV CROWD Tfce match waa directed by Will Tevls who has been elected polo manager for the seaaon Ills Innovation of allowing tha public to park autos east of the clubhouse resulted In a large number of autolsts witnessing tho match The game opened with the Whites rushing the ball down the field where Hastings whipped from the I ia ii Vi ir i mm uu su it inrouin tor a acore Shortly after line up Tevla fell on Hunts paaa and sent through another tally Hobart made the Reds first score early In the econd chukker when he sent a beautiful drive Ihrough the wlckat The Whit quickly recovered forcing the play iowero me Keas goal Tevla scoring Pedley the crack college player tnen did aome brilliant playing He tooled the ball away from the pack and ran It nearly the length of the neia ror a acore PKDLEY AGAIN SCORES On the neat play McAllister and Spllvalo by riding their opponenta well off the ball allowed Pedley to score again From this point on the Reds held the advantage McAllister cut the ball through from a sharp angle early In the third and later In the aame period Hobart scored with one of hla characteristic powerful drives In the fourth play waa even During the reat of the game the Whites continued on the defensive Pedley converted Spllvalos pass for one tally and McAllister made the final score by sending through the ball after It had been relayed up to him by Pedley and Hobart The only time theRed goal was endangered was lata In the sixth when Pedley was forced to safety to prevent Tevls drive from going between the goal posts Vaudeville Wilk Be Big Feature Of Benefit Show aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaKM Vfceaau iT eaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamJl WssWWW Km IILaaaaaam Mrf feaaaaaaafV SAeaaaBwi mwmpm mm mmtiSwmmrmF UIIIIV III ULA LHI III llhnh Arnh 1 1 CflOl Uil llwtfui ii ivn No Funerar Services WjlT Be Held atLos Angeiea for Noted Suffragist MESSAGESOFJYMPAtHy ul Condolences Recelyed irontJ Many Former Fiends ani FellowWdr1kers VAinSOOV TKoto Mist Marina Evenote who will take part in the vaudeville entertainment tomorrow night for the benefit of Epiphany Church Proceeds of Entertainment to Pay Off Debt of Epiphany Church AN 1 EXCELLENT vaudeville bill cromleed by the committee charge of the ahow and ball to be given tomorrow night by the Eolnhany Beneficial Society In 14a tlonal Hall 1I7S Mission street The performance ia to raise funds to pay off the debt on the Epiphany Church Rev Father Stokes Is worklnghard to make th affair a success per formers frem the leading theaters will assist Joe Murphy secretary to Chief of Police Whits and Lieutenant John Casey will demonstrate the first aid to the trrtUTBd system Daniel OBrien chief clerk to Chief White will blossom forth as a mo nologlst while other members of the Police Department will offer their services during the entertainment German American Alliance Convenes aas iiiaWm 800000 Contributed for Benefit of War Sufferers P1TTSBURO Pa November 2 The executive committee of the Qer man American National Alliance met here touay in three sessions John Tjarks of Baltimore treasurer of the war relief fund reported 800000 con trlbuted for relief of war sufferers A literary defense committee to counteract mistaken Ideas about the alms and purposes of the alliance was organised with George Eelbel of Pitts burg as chairman The next conren tion will be held In Milwaukee No vember 29 to December 1 1117 LOS ANQELES November It Ar MMM rangements wert completed today to aend the body of Mra Inei Mllhol land Bolsseualn suffrage leader who died here after an Illness of more than a month laat night at a hoeplut to her home InNewTork tomorroir night for burial No funeral services will ba held herein was announced tonight Hlugen Bolasevaln husband of Mrsf Bolssavkln Mr and Mrs John Elmer Mllholland her parenta and Mlsa Vlda MUholland her sister Will accompany the body East Many messages of sympathy vera received today by members tho bitnllv from friends nromlnentSwork irs In the suffrage cauee and aasbeK atea or Mrs ioiaaevuivc utj ent fields of activity J7 5S Mra Bolsaevalns death followed a sudden change yesterday In her on dltlon after she had aeemed to be slowly gaining strength following a crista In her Illness more than a week ago Several times during her in nesa which was diagnosed aa aplastic anaemia blood transfusions were reaorted to in an enaeavori i strengthen her the laat being made yesterday it Mra Bolssevaln coiiapseq umw JS while making a speecn acre in connection with the recent election campaign She fainted during the sreech waa revrreu anrwincuacttiu7 address but the followtng day aha was unable to leavo her apartments and later waa taken to a hosplUV Mllholland stated Mrs Bolaaovaln body probably would be takento blr hem at Mount Meadow TJn thai Adirondack mountains foi Interment ifej after the funefaJ aervlcea In rwv Tork GOLDBERG BOWEN est 18M QUALITY GROCERS CO EST ISM WINES LIQUORS GOOD THINGS for the THANKSGIVING DINNER Slerea Os aa UatU Neea Tkaakaalvlag Day Oae Delivery FOR SALADS SAUCES PIGKLES Etc i Lobsters Shrimps Elbe and Tickles ll finds Crabs Celery Green Olives Craob Sauce ready Tana FIsk Mnsaroom Sauce Cbill Sance Catsap made CANNED AND FRESH VEGETABL Cora Peai SsceotAib Tomatoes Striae Beans All kinds fresk tesetables JUST ABBITED EBESH SH1FHE5T OF BONELESS FINNA5 HADDIE8 CHESTSUTS Kew skipment of chestnuts for makloa the dressing for tha tarker Boll Poaltry geasoalai and all kinds of spices PLUM rUDDIJfC Franeo American Flam Padding and Crosse Black wells English PUra Pudding MIIfCE MEAT a A Co Mince Heat and Atmonr Brand FINE AFPIE CIDIB gallon SOe Wettnhallan Tvne HamK llllwankee Hnra Just received a new sapply of Lajtons Best Quality Hams Bacon and Lard1 xierr onipmeni oi apratieji Virginia liana fNEW CROP CALIFORNIA HOLIDAY PRODUCTS Nice Layer Raisins all prices Black and wblto Figs Palled Figs and Staffed FIks in glass Jars Staffed Oatea In boxes and jars i JIaee Fralts I In fancy boxes and by the ponnd Aspararug plain arid peeled i Fran Vquette VaJnnts Paper shell Almonds Barker Prunes and all kinds of dried iralt Also fall assortment of fresh fruits Alligator Pears Lemons Oraages etc Osr goods are always FRESH IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC ClGABS Flor del Mindo clear Harana made la Tampa Upmaan shade grown Fresh shipment for the boll days of the followlag cigars Imported from Havana Cabat ROMECTY JOLIETA PUNCH FABTAGAS CPMANN EDEN HOUSEHOLD DEPT Padding Molds Pie Pans Food ChopporsK Jelly Molds Carving Sets Table Cutlery Table Glassware Turkey Frills Doilies HOLIDAY WINES AND LIQUORS RUMS BRANDIES SHERRIES CIDERS For Cocktails I GINS WHISKIES VERMOUTHS BITTERS Splendid Assortment of the best wlnest CLA RETS 8 AUTERNKS BURGUNDIES JIH1NB AND MOSELLE WINES SHERRIES MADEIRAS PORTS COGNACS See tie window dlspla of Wines and LIqaors at the 8utterStret Store niED ON FIELD OF I HnNOR SAYS HHAIRMAN RENO Nov November jS i Thatf Mrs ines ut uoissevain aiea on a field of honor Just as truly aa wotliiigMB soldiers In France waa the tribute Kl worker In a statement given out to TAsI day by Mlas Alne Martin of this city 3 national cnairraaa yamt nvaiwam rtvti Party A Mra Boissevam gave neriuaror a the freedom of women and for the jl 3 waIava ttt lt Mtnnl miA IIb iiH irfartin ghe roae from a alck bed to keep every one of ber Nevada engage ments during her recent tour She did the same thing In California died on the field of honor Just as truly aa any sold lectin France ift Abandoned Ships Crew Arrives Morocco LONDON November ltTheaeap tain and crew of the American achooner Rob Roy have arrived at Mogador Morocco Ire a motor boat The Rob Roy ran Into a gala on Now vember IS while bound from Alicante Spain tor Havana Buffeted 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