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JBji 4f mvtXri i mmi i ii iff iWWj5ftlw jwif IPSHBILU BAN FRANCISCO tjHBOTnCLB SUNDAT NOVEMBER 3 1018 e11 eePpvi 3V eAtst isar1 Ji fe 3 It I Uv IJV ifl fl a IV rj HEW EQUIPMENT OR DEO CR0SS CENTERS KIT JDorajilete Telephone and Surely Systems Installed 0n Various Shops CHlLBtE GIVEN AID Wards XtPltal Fining Up With TJrowh Up and flddtaf aiients Corflpfet eereipraent romtelephones to nurses and supplies has been provided Jive 0 the twelve district centers of th 114 Cross to help take 111 eongestlon of Inquiry and demand from headquarters at ittt Weston treat By tomorrow the other seven will have been similarly equipped and the addresses and telephone number eady for publication District no i include Twerrmpn Hill and la located In the Telegraph fiUl Associations headquarters There uTtwo telephones Garfield III and iaarny till TOstTlet No eonn Golden Oat rsJSev Witt htedcjuartera at 2524 LffAWaTd street Two telephonea WtttJfli and Weat 7010 SwfHct Ne nerve aowth of Star eJjeMejaf H4qurtera at at IS a street Telephone Part 1899 ttaarUrrr epistrlct No 11 embrace Barnal pWH3t Ynte leaMutUn are In SILENT ELECTION CAMPAIGN NEARS CLOSE ALL PARTIES GIVE SUPPORT fO STEPHENS Governor Confidently Expected to Be Retained in Office rVhile Bell Is Doomed to Disappointment in Sonth and at Veterans Home School Act Opposed PMaLIflttUa School Anderaorl and 46TWtreW Ttiere mre two telo ElatrlcPNfl TT In the San Bruno leJQBXWntitMqba lta hkeednuartars la Portoha School Glrard and Boo trejtavsCPMJwph swnaaser HSrVrWril AVPvtcSriGss nECKmnn MWItHn MnUxie dlserltota nay tie made for doctors hospital Infer nation ambulances graduate and practical jinrsts houseworkers mo tors xnedEal supplies rood ana other lersiues lent WoOerr Jwdy sand ur White had a voluminous mall at the Red Cross Hospital tor convalescent patients yesterday rooming Setae of thjfflstte snoould not be de rtaasered esWctlX bit tn i otSdrsf Ih trensT of the writers tor WroW end IITO you please let ma go Mcauae I awn relate a been to three hos pltles allready 1 am aH right now Please let me so home I Want to eHmsmi li fc mVt it mi I the yeterans that Bell Is doomed to lodB reV llwpvotntment the Tot LL papa So Good Buy Front fv i ha T1MORROW the flret and only silent State political curopaljrn omee to a close and on Tuesday the ballots will he cast which are confidently pectd to keep Governor William IX Stephens In office and Increase th Republican majority In the California Congressional delegation at Washington While the campaign that Is drawing to a clese has been unique In the absence of mnsa meetings and political speeches the Stephens headquarters here has collected indorsements of Qoverner Stephens not only from Republicans but from a hoelt of reprei eentatlve Democrats as well which tell the stwry plainly of a Stephens victory The Btsptiens majority li the South Is unquestioned While Bell bad been led to hope that San Francisco might be debatable ground the widely representative character of the Indorsements of Governor Stephens here esftses the Stephens headquarters to say that San Francisco la considered by the Governors forces as no longer a political nrf mans land bat definitely within the Stephens Ihes 200 NAMES ON lAiV A list over 230 names of th Stephens campaign committee was gives out yeeterday among them being the folldwlng 2osn UTaa chahnau lake i Brlttea fcnn Wllsoa P1 Mm 1 Kiameu arn Latkui McMalln Jo lie LausUla Miller Hale Mn Ant tse Seertr suae Mar Etwia Ulckarl Doyle Perry tour ba PV Dt1 ItelK Watt Kttaalnsat Mlae OaJl LeusUIn Mr MnWamr Brtlntesw Mm Kekl Dr Lee 1 McMtsoa Dulri A Brn Mortlnof PeWlikMtr Irs UUIck ElftT Wolf Diittoe Pk BoMBUal Vnn Cameroa Mia tmmem Lee Milton BM ti Him IUUaa a Palmes aira Mary Ball Samuel Brrf 7aaw Krmk Jok I rartrMfe Lea He Parka Marie Bello Urn Augoata Jvnea aias aergani am naasao aiaaaaaM Mccase IT a Wrt Jeeae atrtnSart jlinvil Oraeee hawa Mm Prad Saaliernt Jaen WlLUami Mlw ERter Esjero Br GaMr CegBwli Peer Htlly WORKERS AID STEPHENS Another Indication of the strong Stephens support In ban JTancisco caxa yesterday In Ut term of a reao lutton of the Union Iron Works Democratic Club with 709 members recit ing mo race mat me uemocrauo party was without a legitimate can didate that Governor Stephens stands ferUt as one of lh great war GoVttnors siuf couaUsir having Shown himself as enthusiastic supporter of the President In the war and pttfdgih th members th or ganisation to support Uovemer Stephen at tile coming efecrtoai From the Veterans Home at Tent vIlM coshes a statement from one of RepublicanVote In Kansas Gains 25000 Capper NEW YORK November 2 Will Hay chairman of he Republican National Committee has received he following dispatch from Governor Arthur Capper of Kansas who is now a candidate for the United States Senate President Wilsons partisan appeal will increase the Republican majority in Kansas at least 95000 and makes certain the election of a solid Republican delegation to Congress I have never seen con ditions in this State more favorable for Republican success I Us FVorii EMMA 2ZI Jersey street This letter is written with great car becius Emma la Wafly I AM knows many things Including something of Spelling MISS R1SSO WRITES Joseph rn Itlmrt nttkr was written In a much larger hand The not paper could accommodate only this message Dear Dr I want to go home and I was rn three hospital ami I am all better and I like to ja trome Thar wore two letters from two Wttler ones but nobody except their mothers shall ever know what their crawled linos map be lacet pTsted mean In two ot aid by tide are Martha Drake and Brother Drake Martha Is Sbe doesnt seem to know what her brothers nam la because he he always called him brother and he doesnt know or cant reroem eWbcansh nlyi rH yhls mama knows but that doesnt helpJ the nurses and the doctor any because his mother died of Influema th day after his father died of the same malady The registration card says they lived at III Andever street Opposite the Item other relatives Is written the traglo word None Chief Nurse Julia Hlnkl says You should see Martha eat Shes a little lady and uses her knife and fork just so Who will tell Brother to top crying for his mother Thats one of the things that bothers the nurse The childrens ward Is filling up Manager Wollenberg said yesterday afternoon that by night he expected there would be at least 10 patients adult and children In the hospital Stockton St Jeweler Asks for a Receiver Tmre Sugar jeweler of 147 Stockton Street tiled suit Yesterday against his partner Ralston Wilbur for an accounting and asked that a receiver be appointed for the business Accord ins to Sugar Wilbur accused him of stealing money from the business nd told him if he did not sign a paper which Wilbur had prepared he would have Sugar arrested Sugar signed the paper and has regretted It He says he doesnt know the contents It there after assuming the attitude of protector of th Interest ot th Qtt SoldleT Th veteran bad been lei astray writes thl Veteran by declaration of Bell supporters that he caused a let to be paefted In Cbeigrtsej that Bam sLsns sMuld be paid direct the peifsldsen At a matter of fact the law as enacted when Bell was in Congress ehtchd au Veteran It was In the following session that Mc Klnley had this repealed and the law I enacted thV pension shoe 14 be paid directly to pensioners I think Ben has too much sense to deny the record of his acts In Congress Friend William Richardson State Treasurer who ha the Republican SHid beroocratio nominations for re election will show In his annual re port that his record In office Is unique In the particular that he has not claimed a cent for traveling expenses during his term of office although he baa been about the Stat considerably on official business Ks also asserts that since he took office th Interest rate on tjtato money on ds pqslfhaa been increased from te approximately 3 per cent while none li drawing less than2ty per cent Young Republican candidate for Lleutenant Gvernr claims the In drsement many the laborleaders Young Labor Club was organised In the districts south of Market street with the following officers Edward Rolkln president Fred llawns seo retary Peter Kelly and Nats Haslett lee presldent The strong opposition to the San Francisco School amendment No 37 is continuing to the close of th campaign Prevented by the Influenia epidemic from holding meetings those opposing this amendment cldcu latlng their statements among which are the following WOLFE OPPOSES ACT After closely following the matter of Improving our public schools for many years I must say that I am strongly opposed to amendment 37 writes Supervisor Edward 1 woire Under amendment 37 writes Harr Warmer the Board of education would devote nly tw or three hours a month to what under our preeent patera take th entire time of specially trained educational experts with results so disastrous that any thinking person csn readily depict them for himself We are lighting desperately for the defeat of amendment 37 writes Mme Grosjean knowing after a close study of many of Its undemocratic provisions that It aims at the overthrow of that spirit whloh claims that all men have been endowed by the Creator with certain unalienable rlghta among which are life liberty and the pursuit of happiness YOUR FIRST DU IY ON TUESDAY Nevrm the history of fan Francisco has there been a more imperative demand that citizens should perform the highest civic duty that of voting The qualified elector of either sex who stays away from the polls on Tuesday next will deserve the name of slackerand regardless of the citys best interests vh rT UIIOO ADOPTS IT PERSONALS and HOTEL GOSSIP Influenza Fatal to Prominent Farmer Special Dispatch to Tbe Chrftelrle SANTA CRUZ November 2 Tnflu nsa has proved ffita to Fratfk Bianlo a farmer living near Felton His wife end four children are reported afflicted with the epidemic Bianlo came to California from South America and was St years old He was wall known In this neighborhood i Hotel Property Sold to Nlkrent of Los Angeles one famous as an aatomebtl racing driver now engaged tn th automobile business was an arrival at the Hotel St Francis yesterday Willie Ritchie now an Instructor of ath letics at Camp Oordon near Atlanta Oa Naleo registered at the St Franola Other arrlva ls were Edward Hhlpp shoe manufac turer of Boston Ralph a Towle manager of the tourist department of the American Express Company New Tork city Jame lloatson millionaire ropper mlnlng man of Calu met Mich with Mrs Hoatson and Anderson mining man of Mexico City Bitting a banker of St Louis Mo with Mrs Bitting and daughter Is registered at the Palace Hotel John IC Brueck vice president of the Clark llenery Construction Company of Stockton and secretary ef the Tidewater Southern Railway 8 Ilendrlx Wichita Kas Barker fFnJ6srtSTrrWIlsdrirrBoht6hTTrr and Mrs Herbert Smith Montgomery Va A Knight auto man ot Stockton A Johnston Auburn Ti Whitman Willows and and Rutledge of Colusa Bigamy Is Charged in Clark Divorce Action tXtt Madeline Clark was given an Interlocutory decree of divorce by Judge Thomas Graham yesterday trm Hayward Clark who Is believed by Mrs Clark to be somewhere In the East searching for his first wife and four children Mrs Clark said shs was married to Clark In San Francisco in 190 They went to Oregon to live on a ranch and Clarks mother went to live with them Clark and his mother quar renea anajiaris motner joid jure 1JT LINES Principles Announced by the President on Vetoing Resolution Are Followed Director General McAdoo haa ap proved and promulgated the contract ror the snort line railroads This son tract follows the general principles announced by the President at th tin he vetoed the short line resolu tion The contract provides that until It Is necessary for the Director General to exercise control over the short line roads for war purposes they are te remain under the management and direction of their owners who are entitled to all the revenue and are responsible for all thslr expenses and obligations that the rates fares and charges for transportation services performed jointly by the short lines and the trunk lines shall be divided fairly between the Director General and th company Th arbttrarles and percentages of Joint rates established January 1 HIS will not be reduced and when Joint rata are lncreaaed the short lines will receive their proportion ot such Increase tn the same ratio The short lines are to receive an equitable allotment of care and where feasible motive power and for the equipment furnished by the Director General tlLay shall pay the same rental as th Director General pays tor their equipment used by him and an allowance of two days free time for loading and unloading Is made on lines ef roads of 100 miles In length or less Such arrangement of competitive traffic over the short line as will guarantee to it th earn amount of competitive traffls as was enjoyed for the average of the three years end Ins December 31 1117 Is provided for Soquel Man Reported Killed in Action SiMClal THspalch tn The Chroolcle SANTA CRUZ November 2 Word received here tells of th death somewhere In France of James Brown son of Mrs Hannah Brown of Soquel Private Brown was killed recently In action His sister Miss Maria Brown Is a teacher In the Soquel grammar school John Dempsey Dies At Santa Cruz Age 7l Special Mspatrh to The Chronicle SANTA CRUZ November 2 John Dempsey aged 71 la dead after a short Illness He waa a natlr of Maryland and had Uvd In Santa Crux for many years A widow survives him rr Sonoma Youth Dies On Way to Camp Special rxapelen to The Chronicle PETALUMA November 2 Law rence Kennedy aged It years and s1 native ot Sonoma county died at Spokane yesterday a victim of Influ enia which he contracted while en route to camp He left here two weeks ago having enlisted ln the Army as an automobile mechanic Kenned was a son of Mrs HattI Kennedy and a brother of Mrs Chester Carmody and Mr Fred Car mody of Petaluma The body will he brought here for burial BIRTHSr MARRIAGE3 DEATHS Standers Walkers Gets lf for Corns World Has Never Known Its Equal What will est rid of my corn Th answer has been made by mil lions mere only one corn remover that you can bank on thats absolutely certain that make any corn on lK Jv Jss 3y BIRTHS AMAIDO In this rlty Octeeer zs te the wife nt Jolts Anaaado a aoo Johnnie 841LAHD la tula city Ouioker SI te the wife of Ballard a Jauatir Charlotte Mrra BCUMCR In this eir October IS te the Jt fw Belief a sea William BROMIOV is this city October 10 to the Wlfo Of anniait rfanarht Mmm BtJKtv In this city Uotoder SI the wife i iw anraa a ao uianea wiuiam CADAMATORI In this eltr October 3S te tha wire ef Press Cidanatsri a eon Darld CHRISTIANHON In thla city October to tha wife of Carlstlaason sonK Blowy freeman PA CUNLA la thla Hty October 21 te the vifa of loe Coala a sen John DATBMPBRT la thla city October 90 to tha wife ef Davenport a Hamster Mary Kllaabeth PBOBT In this dty Octobsr 30 te the wife of Preeman Proet a dauahter HARBAlOH In this city Octaber 31 te the wife of Hirbauch a daughter HELMS In thla clr Octaber ja te the wife of Helnia a son IIXRRIRC la Ibis rlty October 3oTt4 the wift OT Bsnhaal Hemtra a danehrar mechelcJJCK8u CW October 7 te the JOW In thla city October 24 te the wife of rrad Jow a ana Clarence KBOCKK la tnla city October SI to tha wife ef 0 Kmka a son PraoVrlck LEON la this clt October 25 to the wlfa of Harry Leon a ton Rdwla LEWIS In this city October 30 te the wife of at Lewis a son David Bnbert LUND In this city October 2 to tha wife of Charles Lund a son Bonier Normand LI ZZKIUKTn la this eltr October zv to tha wifs of A LosselretU a daughter Theresa LYMAN In this city October 81 to the wife of Thomas Lynas a son NASH In this 3lj October 2T te the wife ef Naab a dantjhtar Delpbla Cora OLBEN la this city October 29 to the wife of Oaear Olson a son O8B0RN tn thle rtty October 28 to the wife of unborn a son PKHINOVI In thla city October 2S tie wife of Albert perlnonl a dauhter Lor nine PETERSON la thla city October 30 to the wife of Prut Peterson in son Prank Wll llam RADISH In thla city October 28 te the wife of John Radlsb a daughter RANDOW In thla city October 31 te the wife of Bandow a ami William SCHNELL In thla city October 28 to the wife ef BVbntU a deushter Earoe Jane SITDDJ1AN in thla elty October 29 to the wife of BuddJIaa a daughter Virginia TYSON In this city October SO te the wife or A Tyson a son WALKU In tnU city October 80 te the wife vi 4 weiso a aaugnier CsefrPsfa Eo4 thCerb DeoosWI sarth peel right off Ilk a banana skin and thats maglo Gets It Tight shoes and dancing even when you have a corn need not disturb you If you apply a few drops of Gets lt on the corn or callus Tou want a corn peeler not a corn fooler You don have to fool with corns you Seel them right off with your fingers using Gets lt Cutting makes corns grow and bleed Why use Irrl tstlng salves or make a bundle of your to with tape or bandages Why putter and still havs th torn Use GetsOt your corn pain 1s over the corn is a goner sure as the sun rises Gets lt the guaranteed money back corn renrbver the only sure way costs but a trifle at any drug store bv Lawrence it Co Chicago 111 Sold In Ban Francisco and recommended as the worlds best corn remedy by all stores of ths Owl Drug Co Advt 77 Humphreya Seivonty soren breala up Coughs Colds Influenza Cold In the Head Catarrh SoreThroatQulnsy Tonsllltls and Grip tsfliniitt COLDS Wedding Rings ScTvnCc Watchmakers Jeweler OptleUa T1S Market SU aee Third POLITlrAt ADVKRTUKMROT Bryan cattleman ofSTocktonr GrTciark she waa not his legal wife and Austin Haskell Meatus oroaer that her son had a wife and four cbll Mrs Clark thereupon left her hus band and came to San Francisco Kellogg oil magnate of Log Angeles dren livlns In the East aj ovui at vKpibtiiJai vi iiiwnivn are also among tha guesta to arrive at the Palace John Wise a merchant ot Honolulu Is at the Stewart Hotel Atterbury Oklahoma oil man 8 a McCannon of Los Angeles and Carroll White ef Palo Alto are among the other guests registered there At the Bellevue Hotel are registered Mrs Judge of Holl later Samuel Pierce of Pasadena and Scott Weaver a hotel man of Ump qua Washington Douglas A Wlnklcmanj and Ahherman rubber growers of Java Joseph McKenna Nanta Rosa merchant Larsen lumber man EVER SOOTHING POSLAM HEALS BROKEN OUT SKIN Lrt Poslam act for you as a sooth ling concentrated healing balm to of Westwood ars at the Hotel Herald trouble and subdue It taking out the roncin one ot tne largest real i nre ana sorsness ana men as appii i am VX MK estate operators of Seattle has taken apartments at the Falrrrtpnu Mr and Mrs Pi Work of Bozeman Mont have also come to the Fairmont for the winter Edward Lehmann department stors president of Chicago Is registered at the Hotel Whttcomb Other guest At the Whltcomb are Leon Larledo of Lirledo Sons Oriental goods deal cations are reseated causing ths order to grow lss and leas each day Poslam cannot harm There I no risk Im trying to see If It really will eradicate your ecioma pimples or other surface disorder And th burden of proof Is In Poslam for you will watch for visible results Sold sverywhere For free sample write to Emergency Laboratories 243 I West 47th St New Tork City Urge your skin to become fresher brighter better by the dally use of ernr rrr irieoo at sons urientai goods aeal tiOOOer tor JblfUUU Urs of New Yorkr Isaak Rogoff Lslukuiu Baa i cl 1 a i jj I BorJhweir comer Poweir and11 iniwrronrar FoajanrTsoapmedicoiea with Poslam JfdC Streets On Which the Tachail I mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Tavern stands with a frontage of I politic ai nv TifrvT slxty Jlve feet on Powell street by a i POLITICAL ADVBRT1SBMEMT depth of seventy five feet In the rear and a frontage ef 160 est on Eddy street nas oeen noio oy tne nopsini Investment Company to John A Hooper for 170000 iV rrpnit jameu riULAN has Indwuenient ef lea1lntf rtlr na See base Adwt POLITICAL ADVBBTISKVIKTS ELECT MRS HARRINGTON iTI01UJBIATlATr Justice of tbe Peace Where Wemaa It Xiti WILL WOOD State Commissioner of Secondary Schools FOR State Superintendent of Public Instruction An aducstlonal statesman ot high order Dr Alexis Lange Dean of the School of Eduoatlon University of California A constructive and forward looking school man of high Ideals a practical worker whcTgets things dona Dr Cubberly Dean of Kchool of Rduratlon Stanford University Mr Wood ha been falthilil ani efficient His record Is a recommendation Ills plurality at the primary was over MOO California educational welfare rails for his election as State Superintendent of Pa bile InttroetJon Vote for Will Wood United StateTSenatoT Hiram Johnson Calls upon the great progressive State of California to lead the Nation in Health Insurance el As it did in Workmens Compensation He Says YBte YES biTNo720 a It doe for sickness what workmens compensation does for industrial accidents It includes the familyv Health Insurance Amendment League RAY LYMAN WILBUR Chairman FrMpt 8Uoforf VnrrltjChit lTllin ht TArl rwxl Conittrvitlon tot Herlttrt Uoovt ItRAITII IN ISANm ftnf CrtniiMMtVifitt imtntmnt ktAm Nfirtloti lf3 to ArtlC 1ft XX ot ton lltutloi Author LtglmXt Urt tn pHtihlfrih hcnlfh lntirnnci fyntfrn appllribl in ptrMii an1 hflr t1rpcnr1Btii rhoir Inrnmrn Ik firfm inm1Hrtnt to nift hamrrli flf ttlrkhf tm nd 4tmMttf prorlerl miptvtrt tw OA trn hf roiiffibutlooFA volundrjr 4r cmpiiliMir i from fcv itirh Trm frm rmplorrii md Ur anprirtloo rnid nwiVr iimw iy cominlMlon ewrr now or hMfiF crtttM por mtd ntftritT nHfrr Mfltu prfinoaN nf thU tMctlon Dfcltrrr ibl fetlnti rwt mnrrolM or limits tof othM tdarr tb rtfirrrndnm prorddooi ot ConiitiiaUofi TBS tut i i 4 MARRIAGE LICENSES The fotlowlnr nsrrlsffe licenses were Issued la Sim Kranclnco yeaterday Boy A Deqnlna aire 81 1600 fl atrt snd Cllaabetli rrtetsuchs acrd IS 1470 Wll lard atrert Tnoraaa Byrne 2S Camp Premont and Era Spnnr 17 lt05 Sosvortl street Milan Place Memo Park and Mary I Kanney SB 400 Oeary afreet John Callepn 1 172 Union atraat and Claire rasamia 18 90 Pllbert tr et Douglas Robinson 46 anil Boale Jotrasea 20 both of 2108 nllmore etr iieniel Mnrpty ail 43 Slith arenua ans Mary A OHara 29 4n Nlnsteentn STenne John ifi MoAlnlna tn Chlcaao anil Ansa Coleman SS Warreashnrf Mo Jotin cabin 41 12A2 Onlipn Gate avenue and Marcelle Bernard 31 2511 Sutter street Michael Looaa 31 HOP Uara street and Sarah Mclluth H2 801 Castro street frank Broun in Arsooatit Hotel and Har ffaret Daniel rnrf Otoin Park James a rlher 27 Vsllejo and Ethel tfpearlna 20 lo Anunlra Charlie Batrler in Alcalras and Badle tfemner 22 20 Lanston street OAKTNP Novemher 2 The followlna mar rlefe llcsnaaa were Issued here today Archie Marr ased 27 and Marjorle Helder aced 21 both of Oakland jamea a Manmx 4ft ana Briuzet rits gerald 19 both of Oakland rhomaa nosriano 21 Seattle and Nora Baupletro 18 Allanr Isilah Brooks 7 and Ethyl Blue 21 both of Osklsnd rilnton Peterson JS Oakland snd MJna Anderson in Meudoolno flly Frank Uavls in Han Kranclsro and Mia nle Lola 21 Oakland Oeorse Liwl 21 and Inea Rank 21 both of Uxll John Christy t3 and Irene Barclay 32 holh of Berkeler ah neat Bnoue 2 rtacranjente and Gladys Ilsrk IS Oaklnnd Limoutino for Funerals rtmiios caps sanitapt septiox OVB CAPS API CISISrECIEII SZTXXAI TIKES SAUY SUHER 400 Atlas TtxJcab an Ante Serrlca Ca DBATIISt BiAJfDTJEM In Otklnnd NoT mbT 1 1918 AdIbld BnoiUJsn hfloTHl inothPr of hnry KnndMen Mfh Hrlrn Varrlr Md i mlt John Braodtjon MtlT6 of Oenotiy frMl 6S jrfl 10 month unri fi mj roneral forrliff Mtradny No ember 10 oclock at tW chipt of tbn CillfornlK rrtmatorluin 4499 PiHmont lMr Brindtjfn In at tlm Homelllif Place of th Truman Undertaking Co Tclcfripli are at not at Oakland MOWM In Palo Atto October HI 1 11 ft I nab lift Brown bloTM dauinier of Hhmi Brown and inter of LmiUo Hr Mirrto i nd a tint of Anftftll and Tflivaa ftalianto i na tlve of Han Franrliwot aged J4 fartt 7 montha and 2 rlnyn Knocral HiIimUj Novembfr 1 at 2 oelnck from 105 Mlddlafltld md Pilo Alto Kb mulna at toe rhape of JulltiH Mlnn 41 Vaa Nm aft Baa VrancliKO until iSat urtlor aftaroooa TKYJnNmtmtHiT 1 11 William Bryant bolnvod boaband nt Bosala Brj ifit and brother rf Tom Braat ftf Mlrhlcan and Blcbard Bryant In th Ef Army a native of England aged 28 rears A member of Grant Valley I if No 74 Knlghtx of P1blaa Gnu Vallef papers ploane copy Fiinaral aervlrra Mondar Noteruber 4 101S at ft oclock at the Hntnallko Flara of tho Truman 1 mlartaklng Cum pan rla graph ar at THirtleU it Oakland la Ferment prlvata DAHle la thla rlt Ortoher SI lbl Carl lahl beloted hunhiind of Kdna Dahil Bomalnn at th parlor of OCoroor A Ui Mat Valencia at nrar 16th fiALTOH In Oroplllr 6rtober ill Itlft For rem nrnieTTj ijbhoii nr nj ieioTri nitrtrl Od of Haael Hall pal ton fathnr Vorreat Benton Dalton Jr loving arm of tho late Thorna Be ft ton Palton and fnnle La retire Dalton and brothr of Irenco nd Thomas Palton and Mra tcdmund A PMaer a nullve ot Pn rraaclnra aged 29 years and 7 months TTEA1TDO In Oakland Cal OrloberAl Ifllt Louis Durhndo beluvod buttbind of Jennie Purando a natlrwof Italyf aged 33 yearn funeral and interna eot at Load Mr Parindo la at the Homelike Place of tbe Truman Undertaking Co Telegraph stef at 30th at Oakland DWTXelV In thla elty November 1 1P18 ar tne neiief Home ror tne Aged end Inarm Mlrbael Dwer a native of Klllarnej Ire land agM 0t yenra raASEH In Berkeley Xnrernber 1 lfllft Mimred rraeer oeioved sire nt Fraaer lorln Aether of Mildred Kraaer daughter of Urn Kdwardu and lorlng alater of Wra RUtp Mrs RiMb Ungard Mrs QracH jomanAjdraLXs A Woolley aod Bra Charlotte Ward Barton and Frank Kdwarda a native of California Private fnneral nerrlres will be held Mo rember it at tbe Oakland Crematory ATE1 8 In thla city October 31 1P1 tlohn rratra dearly beloved eon of Ritee and John Praters and brother of Matrnel Marfan Claada and Verra Fratera and Mrs Helen Kelly native CaUferDltv ageJ 38 yearn Friends and awjtialntances eTe resaeetfnUy Invited to attend the fnneral Monday No fnber 4 at ft nleck from his late home 73 Twenty tblrdt street latenneaif ai ry a temeter nLAtTlTfj In this Htv Ortober 11H8 Afioipn rranen inrino nrotbor or rbeodore Kraiien Mrs Bertha Myera and Mrs Martha I7 SENTIMENT we all possess but the power to satisfactorily express our feellnrs Is often difficult and many times Impossible Perfect words of comfort or of condolence do not readily spring to our lips when we would summon them Why not at that time rather Say It With Flowers PELICAN0 ROSSI CO PTORIITS 123 Kearny aSt vTa dellvar flrtwera anywhere in the UnltM State la a few hotiri Owr Pkshtva Ie Boalaa 439 Dean a native of 8an Pranclsce aged 48 Barmy inuiiiuiiaanq iu anye Tbe funeral sin take nlao todar Sun day at 10 A from the tfbapel ef Hubr ACiiy 201d lileHloo at bet 26 tb and 2fltb st a Inttnnent Uoant Olivet Cemetery by automobile KAIsLIa this city Noveabef 1 1HI rneaa Hill Uesrly beloved wife of Oaeef ItalU luvlnf daughter of Julia Bagby and loving elataf of sirs Walter Aotbenbiuk and ICrneet Bagby ef Stockton aatlva ef Callfernla ageU UZ 7an Htawktea MH please copy 7 lateftnent atnekton Bemalna at tbe chapel of tha Golden Gate Undertaking 0 1475 UlaelM sU bear 2Ut SeOTIaZT thla city November 1 ltlt Mary KL Hanley lot log wife of Frank Han ley and loving mother of Joseph and de voted daughter of Jobanna and tbe late John Kane aad alater ot Patrick and Thesuaa Kane a native ef Sap Fraarlece funeral trtrtly private Kemalas at the 1 parlor of OConaoa A 032 Valencia at near llth KAHflXlf In Oaklaod Oeteber SI 1411 Jacob 1 dearly beloved buaband of tbe late Me Iaret Haaieo and stepfiUier ef Charles and can Nelaen Mrs Kerr Mrs I Gat be Mrs Bbucka as4 airs Maggie Barage a native of Deemark agd ytara 8 moatba and a dan Frlenda are reSDectfnllf Invited te attend tbe fnneral Sunday November I 1418 at oclock from tbe parlors ot ftoacb Kenney mii riworooac are EOBirilOXe la this city Nevetnbep 1 IBIS Udgar 0 beloved buabaod of Mlnala Bora beck and father ef Briward jamea nnrn heck stepfather of Maud and May Ballard and Mrs Edna Talbot and sen of Bobert and Josephine Hornbeck and brother ef Gus and Walter Hornbeeb nad Mm Faaols Peck of Saerameoto ajid son la law of James Nelson a native of Ttisa aged 4S yearn A member of Ban Praadsco Aerie Nev 0 0 hv The funeral U1 take place Sunday at 14 oclock from the parlors of Henry Gallagher Company C97 Howard at near 22d Interment strictly private Please omit flowers JAC0BX Ociober 31 IftlS Stanley A Idolised sea Joseph snd ifolma JacoM brother ef EMaabctU a cot I aged 30 years nnd 7 moti tha Services nnd Interment strictly prints JEXISEH In tbls city November 1 IMS Carl dearly beloved husband of a Herts Jenaaen devoted father of Lloyd Carl and Myrtle Dorothy Jepaaen loving son sf Derma Jenaaen snd loving brother ef Herman Jenaaen aod Mrs Annie Rowe and Mrs Minnie Brekaw a native of Chicago sged 2 years 10 montbe ami 2t daya Funeral Hnoday at 10 oclock from tbe parlors of Ruhr snd Wlebsldt 1483 Valencia st bet 2Sth snd 26th Intermsnt Mount Olivet Cemetery by atitomoblle KLinf In tbli elty November 1 1018 Andrew dearly beloved husband of Bra ma Klein native of Hungary aged 41 years Tho funeral will take place Moodny November 4 at oclock from tbn chapel of Halated Bros cor Blvtaadero and McAllister eta Interment Wood awn Cemetery Friends may call at ths cbipel of listed Bros JOTIH lB tbls ctty November 1 1018 William dearly beloved husband of Plor ence Meyers and beloved brother of Mrs Lewnev Mrs ONeill Mrs 0 tWaltmore Mrs Petermn Mrs 0 Cooney and Charles A Meyers a native of San Fran claco A member ot Pan Francisco Fire Department and the Mutual Aid and Widows and Orphans ef San Francisco Fire Department and Alcatraa Parlor No 143 The funeral wll take place Sunday November 3 at a oclock from tbe chapel of Theo Dlcrka 6 Co cor Dlvlsadero aod McAllister sta Interment Holy Croas Cemetery Friends may call at Ibe chapel of Theo Dlerka Ci TUB OFflCBRS AND MKMBBRS Op TTTH Veteran Firemens Aorlatlon of 8 Inc are hereby notified to attend the funeral of our late comrade llllau Merer For time and place tf funteril see daily papers A large attimilanrh eameetlv requeated CHAKLKS HKAUCT President mtrfSLEY Secretary MONTAatnt In tbls cltr November 1 ISlft bdward beloved husband of Frederics Montague loving father of Harry Kdward Charles Fred John and Butb Montague and luvlnf brother of Charles Montague Mrs Haroer Mm Iewlri Mrs Barton Mrs BaUer and Mrs Carr a native of San Francisco member of San Prnnciere Aerie No 5 Tbe funeral will take place Monday November 4 at 2 oclock from the1 parlors of it an McDonnell At Donoboe 4JS Va lent Is st Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery NICHOLS In thle city October 31 1818 Gertrude beloved wife ef Jamea Nichols ilamthter of Ellen Malum and sister of Mrs Clyde MerrlHon Joseph Mabon and Mm Annie Payne a native ef Colorado snfl 20 ears Knnersi service will be held tadsT Hundsy at 2 10 oclotk st Martin A Browns Scott between Geary aod Post Interment prlvnte PARSONS In Berkeley jolm Fdward rarsone dearly beloved son of Mr and Wra Parsons snd loving brother of George 8 and Irene famonn a native ef California Prtvat funeral ae rvicea November 8 1JS at the Oakland Crematory RAJMTJSON rn this crtv November 2 Hlt Andrew Idolised hubuml of Irene Helen Ba mu ion a native of Sweden lite funeral will take place Mondav November 4 181 at 2 ocloi from the parlors of the Masse Co Im Golden Giite ave near Kllltnore et4 Krlemln may call Interment Cypress Lawn tenieterv RIMLINOXR In IIiIh city October 31 IBIS Marv helocrt wife of Andrew Rlmllnger dntiRhter of Thomas end the late Margaret Dtvlne sister of Margaret Devlne Mra Henry Van Bneklrk of Maryavllle and tha late Kdward Devlne a native of San FranrlfUMv nged years Funeral Monday Norember 4 st 10 ellock from tbe ihapel of JnlluJ flodeau 41 Van Nee nve Interment Holy Cress Cemetery T0UVAB Nickels lite funeral will take place gundav at 2 rlotk under the direction of Godean yn Ness ave and Market at fl tends inttted WALL In this rlty November 1 fU8 Rob ert wall King or tno nevsmvnj neiovert liusbend of Irene Wall and loving brother rtiumns Wall a native of Oakland Cal aged 41 Hie funeral wtU take plsre todav Snn day at 2 to fmtn the chapel nt Huttr A 2ft1t MiMlnn et lid JMh and Jftli me Interment Uly Cross Cemetery by automobile WAROIN In Crockett Cal November 1 HUH William Frederick Wargin beloved iiittband of Mary Wargln Esther of Kil mard Pram Is Warstn nged tt ou of Mr and Mrs II Wsraln of Diiluth Minn nnd brothrr of Kr unci Margin and Talmldfe a native New York ty aged 11 year rhe flmeriii ITT lr held Momlav Novem ber 4 l18 at 2 SO dock at rtt Mary etneterj foot of Howe at Oakland WITTENHOEPIR In Oakland October 31 10S Kose Wittenn oarer beloved sinter of Mrs A Hertenetelner of Los Angelea Cal native of Austria aged 2a years A member of Oakland Lodge the Fraternal Brotherhood Fnneral and Interment it Lna Atgeles Miss Wlttenhoefer I st Ibe Homelike Place of tbe Truman ndertaklns Company Telegrspn ave at Thirtieth St Oakland Z3JSE2f In thl ty October 30 1818 Fred Zennen Jr beiovea son or irim and Henrietta Zenaeii and loving hrnther of Henry and Law rente Zennen Mrs Kinma Fog and Mrs Hattte Hewton a native of San Francisco sged 37 years months and 14 day St Louis Mo papers pleas copy A member of Wewo Lodgn 11 A and A ef The Dalles Or Tlie funeral will tske place today Sun dsy sf 12 oclock nonn from the chnpel ef luhr Co l01ft Hlaalon at bet 2rth and 20th sta under the auspices of Argonaut Lodge Not 4H and A ht Inter meat Woodlawn Cemetery lyautemublle OARD OP THANKS CARROLf He wieh to thank one frlenda for their kind sympathy and beautiful floral I aPPaalu la ku LA aJ baa a a uii iTH us iiii i irur urrr HTruirtil i MRS RK1NE PARICftLL Mlt AM MllS MEYER BLOOM AND KAMILV rinn Au niiwvi DAROVICI1 ilesfre to extend one sincere thsnks to etifl frlenils for their kind srmpa 1117 aim opsuiinii ditsi ouvrinsa in lao aao hour of our bereaTement PAMHY Or TUKT LATU MBJ MARY UABOVICH CAItn OP TIIANV8 DOrAf The fsmlly of tne late Wltllam iJolan wish to thank their msnr friends fnr thlr slndneaa srmpslhr and beautiful flnwer effei Ings ef tended to them In their 1m hereateraenr 1n ihero or belrloln hrotber MARY WUV 1AWRFMK POUN MK1IAKI It DO LAN JOHN OUS CABJ5 OP TSAKXS PTAUS le family tbe 1st BBIe wish te thass Uelr many rjrlenda for their kladsaae armpUir and seantlfai lorai odana a la Ue sad tear ef out bereanasest CABS OP THANXS OSBOKS desire inaasa Mir srmpaiaj and neauiimi swa um as BBS nour pr nwr nAreTeiiiwii DORA TAMit OSBOLN rAJCLI Or ISAirU leslre to eitend our tlneere rttiKls for their tnJsena beautlfnl faral ffertuss SF CARD Of THANKS KILBT We wish te express oor heartfelt thaaka and sspreelation te oor many friend and betfaborai fee tbe seaatlfnL loral ssTae Ings and latum a syopsthy also for tne kindness sboer by ktr William 08banB srssy Co dnrlm ear lata berearemest tbe losa ef a devoted fatlter THK PAKCLZ OP TBB LATH HAM PL K1LK CAEO OP TTIANKS TTflNR The family ot tha lot Mrs Bridle A TIsrney desire to estrn 1 their sincere tninti to the relstlres snd frleuile for their soral eSerlnfs anil kind cxnres slons of sytnnathv In their freat sorrow MATTHEW XIGBXBY AND SUN CARD OP THANKS WOODPIELD The farallj ot tha lat Walter WoodSald berewttl eitend tbalr betrtrelt thaaks to maay nlatiaaa frlenda aad the officials and employes at the line department ot the rj their aympaUir and beantlfut Soral offerings la their sad hereaTe meat I MR AND MPS UNC0LN WOODflELD OABXt or THANKS We desire te extend eur alncere thaaka eer reladTee and friends for thslr kind eyut Pithy and beantlMI Soral effarlnfs la toe aad hours of oor doable bereavement MRS ROdA BCHMALZ MRS BERTHA 1 MACCR MISS J1UTH MAUBH A MRS IMMA hU MOORX CONFLUENCE ON LABOR 10 OPEN ON NOV 8 Farmers Organizations Will Send Delegates to Discuss Problems MAY STANDARDIZE WAGES Better Utilization of Ouq mcAiidii uctuui oupH7 Another Topic Th FarmXabor Conferane held November 8 and 9 In the offices ot the Stats Council of Defense will Be attended by delegates from farm er organisations and representatives of public and private acenele now supplylnjr farm labor The convention Is to review th ex tent of farm losses during th past season traceable to lack of laser Delegates are to discuss the feasibil ity of determining a fair tandard Ited wage scale The work of women fn agriculture 1s to be covered by Mrs Virginia splnks of the United States Employment Service Mrs Sydney Joseph of the Womens lnd Armv and Mrs Katharine Philips Kdoon of the California Industrial Walfare Commission Damlts of he farmers committee of the State Council of Toe fense and A Johnson of the California and Colorado Agricultural Labor Association will present papers showing mean for better utilisation ot the Mexican supply Professor BJ Crocheroik as State leader ii to describe the part that the United States Boys Working Reserve ean talcs By special permission ot the San Francisco Hoard of Health the convention will hi ld on Friday and Saturday November 8 and 8 Stephens Will Run Strong in Nevada Special Plcpalih to TH CJiTonMe NKVDA CITY November 2 On the sve of the State election th Stephens sentiment In this county pears to be practically universal end estimates place his plurality as high as 800 to 100O In the primary election Relph was a strong favorite Hell sentiment also seems to be en tirely lacking Local Interest centers a contes for the District Attorneyship betwe II Armstrong and John FIcH Jk San Francistans Accused of Theft Snerlal Dispatch to Tbe Chronicle OROV1LLE November 2 Two San lYanclsco men ware arrested here Charged with the theft ot an automobile In that city They are Giuseppe Calavane 413 Ellsworth street and Joseph Tuoto 761 Howard street Cal avane Is anld to have confessed JULIUS GODEAU i Iadepeaal Funeral SfiTCS Hearse aT prt Serele Iadepeaaleat the Treat UaUee maakalaaiauP Caste wlta llrsr saewttBsjs A LisaesBsts 41 Vaa Kerne Phase PEart TU MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY HAS CREMATORY 1ITD COLOTBABItra asw WOODLAWN CREMATORY The Latest and Most Efficient institution ot Its Kind Masonic Cemetery Association MS MS Pkelu BId TeL Settee 2t FUNERALS Complete la every tl5C5 detail as low as Superior equlpmept and service Beautiful chapel aad private rooms Suhr Co 2919 Million St Pks Jllalon snd hr Prea Fred Sake Jr Tres A Nelaea Secy WM DUGGAN CO fl7Cl Treatment most 0 iJ Considerate Funerals Service Excellent Complete Phone Mission 610 st 9 7500 ms Valencia SU fi I It Jf nj MrwarA YMkmB MmMtmmiiMi.