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rp i VWir fNHirilj BAN FhANCiSco cnnoSicLir aififciUY maiich it lDis xxx moximg feGoIt ME BUMPS NTO ALL SORTS OF HARD LUCK Gets Passport Then Is Held Back Because Somebody Thinks Hes Enemy Alien NO EMERYVILLE FIGHTS VI Joe Hfirreras Manager Writes to Say His Fighter Is Hard Working Candy Maker By HARRY SMITH FMBER a 1 1 CM Haynle Sol Lav ira Tanwnn Inson human I nr nm nllMr whn staged a rouple of rood fight In this neck the Woodi and then left for Ithe Northwest to sail for Manila and a flock of ImatchesT Sureyotr Idol And probably I vou call to mind what a powerful lot of troublo this same allor boy waa put to la his efforts to land a passport and permission to fly the roon It came to be a Joke more or leas but Anally word was sent down from the north that the troubles had been patched up and Haynle so we sunoosscL was well on his way to earn a couple of thousand medals mors or less But we dldn know what we know Jiow Haynle Instead of belnr on the bounding billows has been staging another act In his sketch Trying to Cet Out of These United States The documents all plentifully be flecked with cold seals and rod tape arrived last week Haynle figured his troubles ended and heaved a sigh The trunk was all packed Bailor put on his best bib and tucker said hla goodbyes to friends and betook himself to the OrUntal line docks in Seattle It looked easy butasy Is as easy jreti Cjut of the gloaming came a couple tot husky Government officials Pinched at a Suspect You re our prisoner they shouted la unispn We want you as an alien The Convalescent ByBRIGGS Copyright 18181 Trapshooters ot Western States Stage Tourneys SPOKANE Wash March 10 By defeating the Colfax Ialouse team today IIS to US the Kellogg team retained Its leadership of the Inland Empire telegraphic trapshootlng tournament with a perfect record of wins and loasea Taklma made 1SS against Heppners 11 a record for the tourney to date Spokane scored IIS against 107 for Orovllle Wallace IS against 112 for Pendleton and Sunny side US against Wenatchee a 111 The Spokane team In the Northwest tourney today scored 12S In Its regu lar match against Portland and In the shoot oft of a tie with Seattle Nr were ihv he convinced that II McElroy who made a IS dupll be was Sailor Haynle a law abiding cated the score with 25 additional clt and a voter of the old 8 A No targets I Blosser also scored 2S two men of such a build were ever and Ware 1 Chlngren and made they declared and that settled Jewett 24 each jt BOISfc Idaho March 10 Boise Off pulled the boat with a heartless trapshooters scored US shooting raptajn hp dldn seem to care any I against Kallspell in the telegraphic thing About the Manila supply of box match for the Northwest champion gl ters I ship Individual scores of the Boise Half en hour later Haynle con leam were Stafford 25 II I vlnced his Captors that he Is and LmI Seckel 24 a Orgy a law abiding cltlten it that dldn 3 ttnd Qerald Harvey 23 help him make the steamer and he The core roadej In todsy a shoot rouldnt even make connections st by Belllngham and Boise also decide Victoria the of Mt Sunday between those AIn that regular murmured the two tun splinter Believe me getting loose urh lo from this country is tougher than1 BELLINOHAM Waah March 10 winning a longdistance tight Hut Uelllngham traphsooters today piled I II get to Manila If 1 have to awtra I UP co lhBol Bllln or ham tie snoot off and the regular There another steamer sailing on hoot against Lewlston and Pomeoy Cr about March 14 But Haynle ndyi2uV wereJ in niM i ii ii lick 15 John Converse 24 Ed Brack a twenty dollar gold piece on his George Miller 24 and luck More Power to Herrera Apropos of the I ortland ruling that fighters must work If they want to Hint and the suggestion that Ran ranclsco would do vell to adopt such a ruling Ike Met doza takes his pen In hand to make a few remarks about Joe Herrera and Incidentally boost the letters stock But let Ike do his own pleading Haa ranclnvo March 10 narrr Snalia Snorting Editor Tbe Chronicle Hear Slri la regard la flahters that wrk will say Jae Herrera I a candy maker aad the sole aan port at hla family Baktlas wkn he ram He takes hla tralalag nerlana ly aad Is a clean llvlag hay Joo la maay ef hla boutu haa given way tram 10 ta IS panada That part af It la all riant Were net kicking nnly we would like te farther and anew Jo a wares laaalaat say 113 noaud hay an the Ceast Ta my ratlmallan at said veelgbt hen the sonde arnanw these pprfa Anyana dnnhts It ran hair a try IKK wBjvDOZA Jec Is a eaasla to Ieta lannaa cartaaalat aad farmer haxer No Boats at Emeryville Emeryville Is goln to he dark again this weak 1 umy himpson baffled In his plan of landing Kruvosky the Kuocaerout for either Barrleau or Brown gave tip In despair No show he remarked yester day And Its lust ss well lmpsonhss a tentlees srena tl ese days and troublesome weather Jones 24 KALI8PiLt Wssh March 10 Shooting against the Uolss tram In the Northweatern Trapshootlng tour nament today Kallspell scored 111 Individual scores I Htoop 24 1 Steckman 21 11 Oayhart 23 Houston 22 and Oeorge Robbln 21 8EATTLF Waah March 10 A score of 114 was made by Seattle trapshooters today against Tacoma and In the shott off with Spokane Individual scores were It Klnser 23 HI Tollrlch 23 Van Vleck 23 Oeorge Scripture 23 and Kerr 22 PORTLAND Or March 10 The team of the Portland Qun Club ahoot Ing against Spokane in the North western telegraphic trapshootlng tourney today made a total score of 121 out of a possible 125 Three mem bers of the team ahot perfect scores IFWIRTON Idaho March 10 In the Northwest shooting tournament today I ewlston Pomeroy scored IIS sgalnntBaJlingham Individual scores follow hsrles Hahn 23 Itichard Johnson 24 Iouls Drum 24 Id Beck man 22 Frank Robinson 23 Fred But ler 23 26 Ardent Angels Land in San Diego SAN DIEGO March 10 The Los Angefes Paclfio Coast League baseball team twenty six strong headed by Boots Webber club secretary ar rived here today on she 1 clock train Tha party was met at the atatlon by Manager Wade Klllefer Alexander Finlay and Edward Shall mo the club advance guard which arrived Friday aeveral local newspaper men and more than 200 ardent baseball fans many of whom were personally acquainted with the players After a cordial reception from Manager Klllefer and a number of fans the players went to the Sanford Hotel where they were assigned to rooms After luncheon they rode to the Stadium to witness the fourth Army Navy baseball game In the service championship series Previous to the starting of the game the players renewed acqualntancea with many of the former major and minor league players who are members of the service teama The Angels were glad to see Art Shafer formerly with the New Tork Giants Boeckel of Pittsburg and Fltistmmons of Brookbn Louis Sepulveda formerly with the San Francisco Seals met many of his old time opponents Rain Causes Tigers To Flock to Lairs LOS ANQELFS March 10 The Tigers were ready to get out on tha turf and do their darndest today but the weather man knocked out their plans The chiefs of the Tiger organ nation decorated rosy corners at home along with BUI Plckena and Bill Ooodman It Is doubtful if the Washington Park grounda will be dry enough tomorrow for a workout If they are not Bill Esslck announces that there will be a meeting of the Hot Stove League SOCIALISTS PLEDGE Four Clubs Only May Be Included In North League PORTLAND Or March 10 From delay In the holding of the scheduled meeting of the Pacific Coast International League It looks vary much as If tha circuit will finally be mada up of four clubs Portland Seattle Taco ma and ancouver rr Spokane Judge McCredle stated today that he would urge Blewett Dugdale and Hall to get busy at once and take some action In the Butte case The Judge said that If Butte snowed no disposition to meet the advances of the league Butte rhould be dropped immediately In dropping to four clubs a big protest ma be expected from Van couver or Spokane both of which are anxious to retain their franchises By keeping Vancouver the club will cut down measurably on transportation but will lose somewhat In drawing power unless there has been a re vlval In athletic interest In British biiuinuw Bob Brown the Vancouver marnat has prapared for any eventuality and If his rluh Is dropped by rne Pacific Coast International he will organize an Intercity league among the ship builders of Vancouer Tacoma and Seattle 1 ED URGES EM Secretary of Commerce Not Concerned About Business Future of Nation arelst Wssatra te Tbe Cbrsalele WASHINGTON March 10 acre tsry of Commerce Mdr1etd In a let ter today to Representative Kahn outlined his views of what the United States should do to prepare for After the Mar This letter will be sub mlttad by Robert Newton Lynch manager of the San Francisco Cham her of Commerce to the conference of Pacific Coast business men railed by Lynch to consider the question protecting our foreign and domestic commerce after the war MOW TO WIX THB I rtedfield declares that i ot ght tp confine ourselves to thinking for the nresent of how to win tho war Wo need not worry as to wnat win nap pen after the war If we are sure that America can face It with a commer lal oreranlxatlon made up of trained Industrial and economic athletes The Secretary latter sas that the problems of what will happen after the war ara not as pressing as How to win the war NOT CONCERNKn tf ta tiAt nartlcularlv concerned about the business future of the coun try He gives three reasons for this as follows First If we do not win the war we shall do business after the war nder the control of some one else besides ourselves Second We do not know when after the war will be or what will happen before that time It Is Impos slble to plan for an unknown quan tlty Third if ws devote ourselves to winning tha war It seems to provide the only certain steps which we can say will be usttul after tha war I do not mean that we should be blind he asaerta The Webb export bill ought to paaa Anything within our own Immediate control that will make our commercial and financial organisation mora flexible and effect tlve should be done but further than this I find myself more and more re luctant to aweii upon tne future ana more and more forced to deal with the urgent present Hilarity Prevails In Current Bill at Savoy Theater BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS VICE RING SUSPECT Speakers at New York Mass Meeting Also Score Gompers and A of NFW TORK March 10 TheLnlted Hebrew Trades came to the rescue of Detect I CANADIANS GET WAR JOBS keen away the fans who mlaht other wlae be persuaded to make the trip across the bay or from their Oak land homes It Is possible thst Ton my will do a little more traveling Barrleau will leave today for San Diego here he tioxes Jimmy Darcy on Wednesdsy Simpson If le gltes up all hope of a performance for the following week will make the trip as well Despondent Woman Ends Life With Gas After carrying a dining table Into the kitchen of I er homo at IT llli alon street and carefully making a bed on It Mrs Josephine Iaty stuppedip the openings of the rjrn turned four Jets and an oven burner of a gas range on to the fill and lay down Neighbors smtlled the odor of gas lata In the day and found her dead Hi health was said to have caused the Camera Club to Go To Yosemite June 16 Members of the allfornla Camera Club will leave this rlly Sunday morning June 1 on their twelfth annual excursion ta Toeemlte vallei anoter euimg i ma uat lanos ration later In the seaaon Is also being considered The hikers of the club will tramp to Trnnessea Cove In MarUi county on a picnic next Vunj i Large Contracts Let for Sheila and Ship Boileri Canadian munition manufacturars have reoelved contracta from the American Government for SlOOOOOOt worth of 71 millimeter shells and a similar contract for tha manufacture uld tend to of boilera and ahlp machinery for the Kmergency Fleet Corporation accord Ing to Duncan managing dl rector of tha Vulcan Iron Works of sncouver who Is at the Palace Hotel returning from Washington According to Duncsn rsnadlan manufacturers were approached some tine ago by the United States Oov ernment and aaked to tender on shells and machinery and Duncan headed a delegation to Washington where conferences were held with the War Da part nent aud kmergency i lent Cor poratlon Laborer Rendered Unconscious by Gas Ith gas pouring from a Jet partly turned on Frank Belastrassl a la borer was fund unconaclous yester dsy afternoon In bis room at JlHi Arkansaa street Belaatrassl was taken to the Mission Emergency IIos pltal where Dr Sherman said he probably would die An Investl gallon has been started by the police to determine whether Uelaatrasal at iepted suicide or was accidentally overcome Or KIOKR aC HOOl CNMRGKD The Signal Officers Preparatory hool conducted by Oeorge Hen demon under ths Stata Council of Defense at Kearny street haa been enlarged to si commodate from 200 ta loo men wha are being trained In the essentials af map making and map reading of enemy terrala radio operation army custom and French coavsraaUon Moone California labor leader tlcted of murder at a mass meet here today Socialist orators made fiery speeches In hla behalf but denounced with slmost equal vigor Samuel Compere and the American lederstlon of Labor There were ao Indications that the breach between the two labor organisations has been healed We stand for something more than the mere organisation of labor elared Frank A Sleverman Wa stand for social and political revolution In this country and that a why they fear us We have met here today to demand that Tom Mooney shall have a new trial Don worry my frlenos Your Tom will never be hanged Why Simply becauss the Socialists revolutionists of America are behind hln We ask no sld from organised labor from Samuel Oompers down We ask no publicity from the capl lallst press ask no favor from the Wilsons nor tha Judgss of the courts nor the prosecuting attorneys Dut Tom Mooney will never be hanged Their powers are paralysed wnsn socialism manes a threat and Socialism and revolution are behind Mooney A similar stand was taksn by the other speakers Edgar Spiegelberg Broker May Die From His Self Inflicted Wound Rdgar Spiegelberg the San Fran Cisco broker who shot himself Ra urday night at his ranch at Holllster as Detective Draper Hand and an Army officer ran un hie ateoa to ar rest him on a charge ot complicity In ine arrairs of tns Baksr street club Is In a serious condition at Holllster according to Detective Hand who re turned last night Spiegelberg said Hand Is In the Holllster hospital with a fractured skull He haa had Internal hemorrhagea and trephining of the skull will have to be resorted to It will be Impossible to bring him to San Francisco for some time said the hplrgell erg Injuries ware thought at first to be only slight but rill examination by surgeons st Hoi Hotel Guests Reclaim Their Vacated Rooms Oranje Passengers Denied Passage on Ship Take Quarters at Hostelry The scientific law of Impenetrate lt that two bodies cannot occupy tbe same space at the same time holds good of hotel rooms Sixty Dutch colonists who were unable to eall on the Dutch steamer Oranje held In port the federal au thorltlea marched back to tl Hotel Stewart Saturday and took possession of the rooms they had va cated two hours before regardless of the fact that many of them had been assigned to new guests after the tolo nlsts had checked out Hotel rooms In San Tranclsco ars at a premium Just now and It was said that the Dutch colonists were not Ignorant of the fact and that their action was Inspired by the doctrines of Machlaxelll Protests began to be made to the room clerks and at least one woman became very angry and excited at the Intrusion Ilellbovs were sent to the sixty rojonlsts throughout the house with the request to register again This they lid with resdy willingness but they let it be known that they were not going to vacate not for anyone Many of them did not leave for dinner until a late hour fearing to return and find someone else In their Slace Finally the room clerks rought order out oi chaos and all went peacefully to sleep Boruta feminme star of the Will King musical comedy forces at the Savoy appearing in Wine Women and Song King Hearn and Bonita in Wine Women and Song Have Clever Vehicle THOSE who know how screaming ly funny Will King la ad how he makes his audience roar with delight before he even speaks a word ran picture him aa he wanders In and out In Wine Women and Song dodging Uonlta attempts to get the big bank roll which he displays This week offering at the Savoy Theater Is the funniest In which he has ap peared as well as the most elaborate and Is proving tremendously success ful The cafe dancing girls led by the superb Clair Starr keep things going evsry minute There are all klnda of Joy stuff and Will King keepa his audience hilar ously happy Ikey knows It is a sklnch to beat the game and proceeds to prove to Lem Tucker Lew Hearn that his system will break the bank As usual he comes In big at the finish with lots of experience as tha other fellow walka off with his money then when he tries his new found knowl edge on the other fellow It mlesea fire and he Is stung again Wine Women and Song1 will run all week at the Savoy with a matinee every day except Friday JOHSfilFEST Commandant at Camp Lewis Makes Singing Part of Routine for Men WeddlnsRlns Watchmakers Jewelers oslldaaa fig Market near Tklr SUTTER 400 ATI A TaXITAB A WD AUTO sEnilCK COHrAItT 1M owell A sValdl a BLetfceeaTld fterlmr Mary rry Mary A Iranian I a Clanaae Cerella Coolter Jane sas Marsaret Flutier thy HIT Martha Harrlmtoo Marr Hemlncer CbarlMti Hixlsea Prancra llneten Ninil vr Jm natna Marr T3 Keeeaa Marv Kerrell Marsaret DBA THS Mafser Frank Mekerts Pel a Mertan Edsir Paplna Jamee 62 Unlna Mary galas Chart tterfmoad Joan kotlioltt Dora ftecaaier Mei SO Rtewara yrederlrha Stnart It rfeard Wataoa 1 Wrirk Walter Oforr A tarrOCk KotlePt Anna Lereoeea A McOreevy Blehard T8 I Wolf Mabel Qu ley atawif William OF Auto Engines Fumes Kill Man in Spokane SPOKANE March 10 Dickinson Hall an Insurance man of this city died from asphyxiation here today a few minutes after a neighbor had dlacovered him unconscious In his garage Tbe building waa closed and tha angina of hla automobile waa running when ha waa found HE WANTS TO BNLIIT Colonel John II Gardner of raerult Ing headquarters at 110 Market atraet haa written to II Palmar an attache of tha American Consulate a Kobe Japan asvlelng Palmer that If ha wlshaa ta enlist In tha United States Army to take tha first boat to China and apply at an American Army past there Palmer la to years old and ays ha haa had elghteea years ei parts nee in transportation orfc At the bedside of the accused man a Sheriffs deputy keeps wstch day and night The guard was placed there I order of Sheriff Croxon who feared that Spiegelberg might make another attempt to end his life This guard will be maintained until the prisoner Is turned over to the San Francisco police on the warrant Issued by Police Judge Brady Detectives and Army officers were searching yaatsroay for a man as yet him for more than six weeks since known only by tha name of Danny the grov Ing seriousness of his rondl by which he was mentioned In a Uon had ent him to tl hospital and note written by Spiegelberg when he I Mr TUu Hartholomew of HOI LjnrirrtlMaon street a cam of Athou alii Va mriIlTka 1 I lBy Kan A Wthouse Who Told Police That Engineer Beat Him Succumbs William A Althouse the salesman who told police detectives thst his condition was due to a beating ad mtnlatered early New Yearn morning by Oeorge 1 Kinney an Arlsona mln Ing engineer who had found him with Mrs Kinney in a room at the Hotel Hansa died last night at tha St rancls Hospital By his bedslds when he died were Mrs Kinney who had watched over squad said last night he has not learned who Dinoy la Detective Hand aald last night that when he and Lieutenant Meyer approacnea tne nouse Fiplegelbersr who wss In ths front yard gave a rry and dashed Into the houee fas tenlng the screen door behind him The two officers broke through the ooor ana followed mm Into the front room where he took a small re vlver from his pocket cocked It and sent the bullet crashing through his skull As Spiegelberg rocked tha revolver It appeared that ha was pointing it at Hand but as the detective rushed at him he turned the gun upon him self Morals Squad Holds 16 Men Women Sixteen men and five women were arraatad Saturday night by opera Uvea of the police morals squad and provost guard In a raid on a rooming house at II Perry atrset Mary Cary proprietress of ths place waa charged with conducting a disorderly house within Ave miles of a military reser vatlon The other women arrested were charged with vagrancy and being Inmates while the sixteen men were booked aa vtaltora A near riot ensued among the eu pants when tha police entered the place Several beer bottlaa wera hurled at tha ellfcers aad soldiers when they told tha Cary woman that ocetaantg wm under arrest conscious The for some days Mrs llsrtholemew said laat night that ahe haa not yet made up her mind whether or not to svtrar to the warrant for Klmck that she once asked for at the bond and warrant clerk a office After Althouse died last nlsht ahe wired hla parents Mr and Mrs Wtl Ham Althouse at their home at Shelly Penn and until word Is rs oelved from them she said no de clslon will be made as to further pro redure In the case or as to the die position wf tha dead nan body The oroner rem tha body to the morgue last night Navy Base Unit No 2 All Safe Overseas Tha aafe arrival on ths other aide Of tha last of Navy baas unit I Including about eighteen men among whom were Dr I Thome Dr Thomas Inman Dr Roland Tupper and Dr Philip Olllnan waa an nouncad yesterday by a cablegram sent to Mrs Thome Daily Fire Record CAMP LEWIS Wash March 10 Three thousand men taken from aev eral regiments will gather In the Lib erty Theater tomorrow for the big gest singing feast yet staged at Camp Lewis I or thirty minutes to three quarters of an hour the men In unl form will forget about the drills and digging trenchea while they fill the big building with the rousing march ing songa brought to camp by Hobert Lloyd camp atnglng Instructor Teaching the men to sing haa met with great faor at camp 1 loyd stsrted last week with an audlen gathered at the theater to see a movie ehow end tl en arlous orgsnisatlons were aaslgi ed to singing practice dur Ing the morning hours for the re malnder of the week There is no classical music In the repertoire for the soldiers The songs have a enappy rhyme and the music is of the sort that makes a an want to keep time with 1 is fret Llod uses nothing but lis ol and a pocket tuning whistle a 1 manages to have the audlen sli King the words with him alter rui nlng over the air once or lilt The first day ha taught tie en three songs In twenty minutes and as they left the building tley ndo tie building reverberste tl tha ne I learned songs and the tra hundreds of feet keepl tl ne Tie singing Inalr ictlon has been given the approval of Major General II A tlreena who Issued instructions ordering the men to report for sing log practice aa a part ot the routine of preparing to meet the enemj aeas Major Is Injured When Airplane Falls DAI TON Ohio March 10 Major A Smith 8 USA San Dleao Cal connected vlth tho experimental laboratory here Is recovering from an airplane accident In which be fig ured ycsterda The plana fell while he waa piloting it through a series of maneuvers I aide the alrdromo He suffered Injuries to legs and cheat and lacerations about tie face and head Ilia Injuries were lot serious though he was taken to a local hos pltal for attention FOR JJJMBAGO Try Musterole See How Quickly It Relieves You just rubMusterole In briskly and usually the pain is gone a delicious ajoothingcornfort comej to takeits place Musterole is a dean white ointment made with oil of mustard Use It Instead Of mustard plaster Will not blister Many doctors and nurses use Muster ole and recommend it to their patients They vill gladly tell you whaf relief It gives from ooro throat bronchitis croup ciff neck asthma neuralgia congestion pleurisy rheumatism lum bago pains and aches of tho back or joints sprains sore muscles bruises chilblains frosted feet colds of the chest Always dependable SOandCOcjara hospital size 20 Tms fellowlss Ore atarsas were terse la up ts II veetenla Bos ITS 10 A Buraanaa street aaar Oeary alight 4aaiaga Box SSI 41 Halkt itreel sear Boraaeesi eseetuereble daaase a till alarm llnf II Iljda sad Vslos streets alse slaxaa tl BAXL0W la San Jnee liarrn HIS staler Mary Camiel Slater of Hnly rsajtle eetoeed daurker ef Mrs Mary Barlew awl later ef ralberlae Barlow and Ike late Frascls Rarlew a satlve ef Bourn Caretlaa A requiem meee will be celebrated for the repose er her seal todar thfonday remaieertes at TO rases Is tbe eeaeeat chapel llayea asd rillmare eta Isteraiest rate Is Heir Oreae Canetery BAMT Is thla ell fare 11 Wary A beloved wife nf the late Bobert Barry and levtng another ef Baaoieat erald and gaelys Barry Mrs Bet teaeenrt aad Mrs Weeda asd lerlu als ter er Mrs Tnrebull asUvs ef Csssda rrleada sad aeona ntsaees sra rvesectfnlly Invited to attend the fanerel Wednesday March It at a dork from the raaldeaee parlors of Barry A Scnllf TTO Valencia st tbeare Mlaaloa Dolores Cborrfj where requiem high maae will be celebrated for tbe repose of her soul commenelsa at 10 ft cloek IntersMBt Holy cross Cemetery by automobile BAsTsTaJf is this city March ISIS taw resee I lr dearly beloved son of Lawrence and Rllssbeth Brsnnas snd levies brother of the late Mrs Margaret Byrne and Jamee Brennas a native of Baa rranetars aged SO years 10 months asd IS asys rrlenda sad scqsalatsnree ere reapoctfnlly Invited ts attend the funeral today Mondavi at a arlork from his lata residence TT7 McAllister el tbeace te barred Heart Church where a reaslem high maae will be by astomobUe CXAtrSSEaT Is this elty March 10 IMS reeeUs Clauaaen beloved wife ef rggert Clauesen sad loving mother of II and Albert Hagemsnn bra Magslre and the lets Mra Mar ara native of Oer manr aged OS years 1 month and days tbe chapel of Ruhr A Co 291 Mis alon sc bet 33tb ssd ZStb Isrlaergtioa Mount Olivet Cemetery by sstemoblle OOtrLTta In thla elty March 10 ISIS Jamee conltar aatlveof Ireland sged ST years A member of Bricklayers Unlea No of San frsecleco Psoeral notice later Friends sasr eall st the chapel of II Ruhr A On 2S1S Mls alou at bet 23th end 29th XOAJT la thla city March ISIS Margaret Flnnersa Rgaa widow of tbe late Mlebaal Ponnelly Egno and deerly beloved mother of Ignatius ssd Josephine Egan Mrs Twredle asd VTa William Esglleb sstlve of Leearrow Couaty Boeeommoa Ireland sged SS years The funeral will lake place tomorrow Tuesday I at 0 oclock from her late reel dence 45 9tb sve thence to Bt Meulen Church where requiem mans artll be celebrated for the renoee of her nnal com menetng at clock lstenaest private Kindly cm Bowers nSBTZB Is this city March ISIS Dora beloved wife of Oodrrer Flabw devoted mother of rarolrs Alfred and the late Msnd Flaher and slater ef Abraham Browa a aatlve of Vv Jerk Fuaeral and Istermest private Flease Tbe funeral will take Tne da at in rlork from tbe rbapel or a wane zzuu nuiver st ror aer of Pierce Interment Cypress Lewi Cemetery HAEXIBVOTOnT la Sas Bsfael March ISIS Man Catherine beloved wife of Tim othj John HarrtogtoB mother of Madeleine Amadous Harrington and slater of Joseph Ijoois etooert a Eugene Alovslua Naeau a native of Sea Fi Tan foserst will take place today IMondsy March II ISIS at so clock from the funeral sarlore of Carew A llab ISIS Oeary st thence to at Mary a Cathedral where solemn revelers high sisae will be celebrated for the repose at her soul commencing at to clock later mint Holy Croos Cemetery VTmnnrv rtbiaui w4t loie barlotta 1 etrn Hemlagor deafly beloved wire or foe late Charles Hemlnger mother of Blnnrbe Hemlnger and Mrs Alleen Browo of Birhaaood sod tbe late Leo ana Archibald Murpny and eister or ad ami Invited to attend tne faneral Wedueedaj Mares 13 at 10 clock from the Catholic Church MarUnes The remslns wilt be at Bert Curry SBdwtsklng parlors S32 11th at Blehnood until wednesdar morning thence by tbe 40 clock 8 train to alanines BODOES Is this city March 10 ISIS Mra rraneee lloilges dearly beloved wire or Charles Hodges sad mother ef Jobs and Nellie Hodges Mra Beraard Eetsdlllo Mra Frnest Berto ssd the late Aon Alice snd Ads Hodges sstive of Couaty Leltrtm Ireland Funersl notieo hereafter Remalna at tha rbapel of isleste Marlsl Persia A Co Qrees at HOBTOH Is Oskland Marrh ISIS Samuel Welle Uonoa neioveo BoeDuoif er uaiey llortoa dearie beloved aoo of the late Oeorge end Maria Uorlea asd brother of Marts Addle llortoa Mra Hoaetes Mrs Ellsa Wat Mrs II Clalrborne Byron Oeorge Caarlee and Alvls Hortes ssd tho Ute Mrs PmAl native of Sas Frsnclaeo Frleada are reeoeetfslly Isvlted to attend the fusersl services Monday st 8 oclerh st the chapel of Halatad Brae corner ef IMv leader ssd McAlllater sts latermeol private JOHKSTOst Bilay At rant Is tUs city Marrh IStI Marr oh net on alley Idollaed mother of Ixlii alley a aatlve ef Chicago in aged TS yearn Frleada are resnectfslly Isvlted te stUnd the faneral aervlces Tnasdsy st 10 oclock st the cbepel of Thee Meets Os ear of Dtvlaadwo sad McAllister sts Istermest prlvsto nXaTlJf In this elty March ISIS at her late residence 42S Argsello blvd Mary beloved wife of the late Aleisader Keeoae snd loving mother of James A Biles 1 Touer and 1 of Cilaagow Scot leuS trlenda ar reaperlfully Invited te attend rMnlm ah maae which will be cele brated for the repuee of her euttl tomorrow Tuesday Bea Chur aUaaEIX In Berkeley a I Marrh ISIS Margaret law Kerrell widow of the late A bert Daw Kerrell and mother of Amy Kerre 1 Mra Topping ssd the Ute Albert ucorso Dae Kerrell a satlve ef Ksglanl aged SS yeera rrlenda are reepeclfnlly lulled te ettend the funeral eervleeo Mondav Marrh It at II or oik at her lata reeldesce lot Park aide drive Berkeley Isteraaent private LATCOCK In thla elty March 1 ll kohrrl Aooa widow of tbe late Lay rutk and other of and Nettle Moure BUSwTsV ta this city Marrh a 1011 Frank Meguee beloved hnebuad of Carbortae Megser father ef Oertrude Freeh Orsea Ide ssd William Magsw ssd Mrs Jaeewa MeOreevy a native of Callfeesls sged S3 years A member ef Sas Frssclsre Type graphical Colon No tl rnenne are isvlted te attend the fsnaftl a area 11 st at nrlcMs Cnuren end Broadway where a Monday van Been maae Will bo eolebrateS tmm tk hla seal eeenmenclag st elo Mr hfna elty Marrh 10 IMf of ireinnn Cemetery MITTO I La Delia herln rrlenda and aconalnti invited to attend the funeral iil uL Church Pierce and 11 ih street where a reoulem maae will he eelehralM for tbe rrpo of eoiriniencliMf at cloek Interment Hotr tT e7 rma at the parlor of I Kenny 112 ftldy treet near Melnor MOBOAB In Piedmont Marrh 10 ISIS Kin I Mr early beloved aoa of wi PThla Vase Morgan aad brother of Catherine Ann snd Barbers Lets Morgan a native of Oakland Cal sged 10 year 1 month and 11 daya Sarah beloved wife of Aaron He demon and loving mother of Hobert Hamhlr 9M Freeman Marr Jase Wlsdram vT Wlma Nordemes and tho IlT rnlp nhly and loving liter of JV lltaan Lotbrop native of Basta Cms si aged ST years month and Ja a A member of El Vespere Parlor Ho 11 a Prleoda and ncquatntanees ere reapeetfslly Invited to ettend tbe faneral Tuesday March 1 ISIS at 2 clock from the new fuaeral parlors of McBronrty A McCormlrb Sg aad 4li Valencia at bet 17th aad lath Istermest Cypress Lawn Cemetery by autease blle TIIF OFF1CKBS AND MEMBKB5 OF tta Teapero Parlor No IIS Tea are hereby notlSed to ettend the funersl of our late member Mater Harsh ft Nordeases tomorrow Tueadayl at 2 clock from tha pMora of MrBrearty A MeCervalek tun Ts lencls at AOVRR I BABY Preeldeat AONFo I EAST President NELL BOEOE Bee Becty 0 BtAROBTT In this city March ISIS meter Mary Baptlat Ma hooey Sister of the Preeentetloe Order native ot Irelaaa sged TO years too runemj win so held Monday Msrea rrom ran cwsvoat or tl Maeeale eve where will he celebrated for tbe eotnmenclsg at clock Interment Holy Cress Cemetery by eutoesoMIe Cesdoeted by Jss Bellly Co PaPIJIA Estered Isto rest st tbe homo at hie alatee STea cough at Jamee Pentsa belovi sntsn ed aoa Peter Paplna and of Asa brother of Boas Margaertta aad Mary Bsaconl sstlee of Mergoacla Bwltserlasd aged S3 years Friends snd sequslntsscee srs respectfully Invited to ettend the funeral Tueedsy March 12 at 2 oclock frona the reeloence of his slater 2T4S flours at Istermest private Itallaa Cemetery ITUrsT Is thla elty March ISIS Mary fa ot the late Fells Qulas aad devotee mother of William Joseph Mary aad Fells I Qulaa a asUvs ot Coesty Down Ireland The faaeral will take place today Monday Marrh II 118 at clock from her late residence 2131 flrovs st thence to St Agnes Church where ate Holv Croon Caen etery Kindly emit lowers amis In this city March ISM Charlsa beloved brother of Joseph Tbomss sad Urssls Qolsa sstlvs of Fact Bragg Frtesds ssd scasslstssces sre roeportfally Invited to attend ths fusersl Mosdsy sc SO clock from the parlors at MeAvs liars a Co 20C1 Market st these to St Patrick a Cburrh where a mass will bo celebrated st 8 clock Istsrsaest National Peter Katharine Keeaan Cemetery aZDlfOsTS A solemn requiem high msss artll be celebrates ror toe repose or tne noni or the lata John Redmond Irlah Nationalise leader la St Panl a Church Sets sad Church sts os Wednesday March 1J at 10 A BOTHOITI In this ck March 1818 Dora beloved wife of Char lea Kothotts de vtted mother of Beoamlu Robert Pldward Oertrude snd Teaea Oraee Rotbolts Mrs Blddermsn ssd Mrs levlngetoa and loving alater of Mra Corlnaoo Mra I Inbcck and Caaoel a native of Poena tSan Jose Reno sad Toaopsh Nov pepara plena copy Friends nnd uequalatancen aca reaper ifslly Isvlted to sttend the funersl tomorrow Tuesday st 10 dock from her tste residence 071 Rsres st Istermest 11111s ef Eternity Oasnetery SOBOtZB In ntteburg Cal Msrrti 8 118 Mar Aeerlv beloved huenand or the late Lena Sommer loving father of Henry Robert nnd Borah Bommer beloved brother of Helman Bam ssd Asroa Bomsaor snd Mrs Bam Zemon sged 01 years A member of Crtmleas Lodge I snd Court Csl forols No 4 of A Frleada srs respectfuliy Invited to ettsnd tbel fusersl services Wednesday at 10 clock at tko cbsoel of Tbeo Dterks A Ca cor Divtssdere sad McAllister ata Istsr meat private STZWABD ais thla elty March ISIS Frederick Stewart wife ef tbe Ute Stew ard of MaryavUle Cal aad beloved mother of Mrs Asdersos eg Frultvsls Mrs Sleber of Berkeley Mrs Cllf ford of Baa Francisco Rlsgen of noatk Butts Mont sad 8 Steward of Sao Frsnclaeo aad the late Steward of Marysvltl asd Steward native of Balafettl Uarmaay aged T3 yean saontha and 14 days Frlenda snd scquslstssces sre teapot tfsUy Isvlted to sttend the funersl Mosdsy st clock from the cbspel of 8 A wait 2300 Batter at corner of nercs lattermost Cypress Laws Cemetery 8TTJABT Is thla elty March 8 1818 BleasrS Dirk Srusrt beloved huaband of Mlaano Oertrude Stuart see Cooper settee of Scotland sged S3 years seostba ssd 14 says Frleada are Isvlted to attead the funeral aervlces Monday March 11 at SO octeak at hla let reeldeoce 122B Ttb avo Buaeet dtstrtct lsclserstloo Mount OUvet Caone tery by sstomoblls Funwsl srrssfimaata ender the direction ef Suar a Cm WATSOB Is this city March 118 Thosass dearly beloved huabasd of Blodwea Msv Wetnon loving father of Dolores ssd Jobs wstaon beloved sob of James ssd Elisabeth Wataoa and devoted brother of James aad Alesaader Wataoa snd Mrs Elisabeth Olaos sstlvs of Oovss Scotland sged 2S years 8 mosths ssd IS days Frleada asd acqaalBtasess srs roapoctfally lavttod to attead ta funeral Monday at clock from the sew parlors of Suar A Wlo boldt Valencia el bet 2sth ssd 2th Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery by sale mobile WELCH In this city March 10 ll Walter beloved ton or ans i na vteico oat loving brother of Bert Freak aad Mary Welch a native of San Fraacturo The funeral will take place tomorrow Tuesday st 2 from the parlors ot OConnor 4 HI Valencia sc tenure Holy Croee Cemetery WIBBXa Is thla city March 1818 Ooaego A deerly beloved bnanena er vne into mans Clara Werner aatlve of Germany aged 01 years A member nf PnclSe Lodge No 2a Od Tereln Doatecbo Foester aad Redwood Camp No Si WOW Frloadu ssd scquslntsscos srs reopoe Ifslly Invited to sttend tbe fusersl Tuesday st 1 80 clock from tko new per Vers of Soar A WIcboMt lens Valencia at bet 1Mb snd Mth Incineration Cyprons Laws Crassatary Bledsoe He nhardt a native of Irlenda ere raepectfully lavttod ikl Head fnnrrai eervlcea Tuesday March 12 st II loik nt tbe clisuel of Julius UiMteeu 41 so Nree sve lutUBiest prlvsts Please omit Beware LOBIKSIll Is this city Martb 10 118 Ld uard A beloved brother of Peter Lnroaosa a ual ve of Denmark aged SO years A member of oldeu Uate Lodge No 48 a and Welfare I a loo No SO Frleada and acqualntancea srs reepectrully Isvlted to etteno tbe funersl Wednnedsy Mores It at clock from Forester Hail 11J bolilea tiste sve where aervlces will be bold under the sueuleee of tolden Oslo lodge No Cremation Cypres Una Cemetery Remslnn at tha rbapel of Fetereea 1342 Dlvtsadere st atcOaCETT Is this city March 10 ISIS nicbard neiove ureter oi ewe en lew lete barlee and Elisabeth Meureevy ns of Ireland aged Ts yeera of has trsacucs fciempl tlreiaea tloa A nrah Aseoue rrlenda mar rail at the new asrlurs sf Pkihr a WieboUt 14M Valencia St ket SMS tmlMta WXSTAWAT la New Turk elty February XT IBIS Will am seeru oeevvea owe bend of Isabella Weetaway father ne Mrs Browa of San Fruselece aed Nad Ine 1 and newer Weetaway ot Oeklaad ssd brother of Oeorge Weetawsy of Daly rrteada sre rcepocuau iai tao fuaeral Moaday alls clock frees the Oakland Masonic Temple IJlb aad easing ton sta Oakland ssder the aueplcee ed Mi elos Lodge Ne leal ssd A Istee meet Mountain View Ceoaetery Mr West swsy is at the Tra man Ladertsklsf parlors 233 Tslegrsph sts cor of SOU at Oaklaad WOLF Is this city March 10 118 Mabel Quiglay dearly beloved wife of Dr Oeorge vt Oil uaoiaer ui nwwi Verona Virginia Wolf daughter of Margaret II Knight a Kl elater of Height a aatlve of a norma Knight tlve or Fuaerel Gardens Along Right of Way Urged Thousands of acres of land aioag the right of way of tha Southern Pa cifto lUllroad will ba utilised this year for vegetable gardena If the recommendation of Scott vice president and general manager the company Is carried oat Mcott has askod all superintendents to encaur age the planting ef vegetables company properly waerever arse tlcable I wosld like to a good garden growing at every section aeuse saM Scott In enlisting the cntnpaaya arssy employe la toe campaign ta Ba sle tha rood Administration The com pan alss la aadeavartsaT ta lease all cultivable land which II ewas laciudlag right way iU i.

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