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GENERAL Miscellaneous and Claaaified Advertisement frJ aaaaasasaasWsnJasasee laau sbb1bbbW a a i 1 1 jSPSy ff jHta2 Tulat I SECOND SECTION i fiii ii iiiiii ihi ii nriinirip ar avsaaar aVtaVaaV By saW ensm am a aa aai as aa a vm vlkh a fT Tff Tf WfT WtT Jtl I PAGES 7 TO 14 IB a vsssau 1 1 i jXfyujmgu lpoo QL i i 4 6AN FRANCISCO PAL MONDAY JANUARY 20 1919 VOfr CX1V NO ri -Wilt a State Executive Announce Choice for Apliointment to Superior Bench i i 1 ftisE of Labor leader Polla ifshop WattvNamed to Take the Position Vacated by Judges Roche lwUBTICB of theFeace Michael Roche is to he elevated to mo su parlor bench and preside over the Aepartment mad vacant by the death en Wednesday of Judge Coffey The announcement that Governor Btepheirs had selected Roche Tor the appointment was made yesterday aft ernoon from the Governors offlceln tacramento At the tame time It was announced that the Oovernor had selected Rolls Bishop Watt nephew of Rolla iWattcto succeed Roche as Justice of the Peace LABOR LEADER OP CITY Judje Roche is a member of the Uoulders Union and for many years has been considered oneof the labor leaders of the city He has served as delegate from the Molders Union to the San yranclsco Labor Council and the Iron Trades Council and as dele cate to the conventions of the International Moulders Union Judjt Roche came to San Francisco sixteen years ao from Rock Island 111 and worked for several years at his trade as a moulder He studied Jaw at nlht For five years he acted as treasurer of the Molders Union iAntlnni1 hie atudleta In the law Xater he took brief Jaw couree in an Eastern unlvereltyand returned to California and was admitted to the han by the District Court of Appeals PRACTICED LAW ITe opened a law office In this city and was soon appointed assistant District Attorney He was appointed toy Governor Johnson Justice of the Peace In May laid to AH the vacancy caused by the death of A Treadwell and was twice re elected He menaced the campaign of Con cressman John I Nolan in 111 and has been identifled with union labor politics Rolla Bishop Watt of the law Arm of Watt Miller Thornton Watt who Is to be appointed a Jus ties of the Peace by Governor Ste phens Is a son of James Alva Watt and nephew of Rolla Watt He is now on his way back from Washlnf iton whither he went last Sep dember te Join the ordinance corps I BOY SCOUT LEADER He was born in September lilt and graduated in law from the University of California about four years aco He then Joined the law firm with which his forebears have been Identified for the lait forty years Outalde that profession he as best known for his Interest in the local Boy Scouts movement bln himself a very popular scoutmaster Crew of Steamer Fight on Barge Oriental figures splashed wildly In llhebay off pier S4 yesterday after peon as sixty Chinese and Japanese members of the crew of the Shlnyo JIaru grappled In a free for all fight aboard a barge to which they had been removed while the liner was feeing fumigated According to customs officials Japanese firemen and seamen greatly outnumbering the Chinese stewards and cooks took advantage of their position on the barge to settle an argument that started when the Chinese refused earlier In the day to provide choice bits of food demanded by the Japanese Wild yells and the spectacle of Chinese and Japaneee falling helter skelter over the sides of the barge gave notice that the fight was on As each man appeared above the surface such of his friends as were not busy fighting helped him aboard una it vit in the thick of the battle gain -None was seriously Injured Police topped the tight without making any arrests lie Cigar Merchant Shot In Room By Stranger Leo Stephen a eisrar merchant residing at the Hotel Thomas 71 Mls Jonstreet was shot and ssr4ously wounded Saturday night by a man whom he took to his room Stephen ays that when he tuVned his back the stranger struck him on the head with a blunt Instrument and that he then struggled with HI assailant who drew a revolver and shot him twice in the chest Stephen was taken to the Centra Emergency Hospital The police found a black beaver hat snd a blackjack belonging to the thug In the room i Glass Cuts Artery When Bottle Bursts Alvry Tele attempted to open a bottle of wine In his room at the Mercer Hotel yesterday afternoon when It exploded and flying fragment of glass severed an artery In bis left arm He was weak from the loss of blood when he reached the Central Bmergency Hospital where the wound was treated or Work Absconder SmZM hv Pnlifm vif Pniia UJ A White Satur eUy ordered police officers to keep a lookout for Horace St Clair Smith wanted for absconding with fvO from the War Camp Community ejatrlee at Pertland Me Smith poses ax a diacbarged Canadian soldier and eeaptered by the Portland Camp Roche 4b to Siicceed Judge Coffey UTICFOF TrtF PFAI i MICHAEL ROCHE upper portriO will hi appointed Judge of the Superior Court to succeed the late Judge Coffe and Roll Bwhop Wait lovtr portrait of the lw firm of tt Miller Thornton Wtt wFio wilt be appointed Juitic ei the Peac to succeed Roche1 Governor Stephen will make these appointments IIHMSHIsbbbbbbs lr jV JBBBBBBlk i Jm Usbbbbbbbbb1 JlrtKn ll sBBBBBBBBBBl LJsBBI fm BBBBBBBBBBBl BBBBBBm jsBBBBBBBBBM Wy MsBBlBa 1JBBBBbI BBBBBBBBWfTOwiB SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBtBBBBBBk issBBl BBBBBBBBBBaeBnL jBBBE sBbI bbbbbbbbbbbbbKII Hl fl BBBBBBBBBBBBBf I vr BBBI BBBBBBBBBBBBBBK1i5BBBi sBBBBBBBBBBBBBBraK BBBBBB iBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBV BBBBBbI BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBV sBBBBBbI BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsfaBBBBBBBl BBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBb bbbbbbbbbMWIbbbbbB bbbbbbbbK vsilSB dRIZZLIES TIN I SIBSfefS Animals in Park DeerPaidock Get MimHystericf Kangaroos and Wallabies Join in Jim Jams Known to Range Did you ever hear of animals milling1 asked Sergeant McOee of the Park police yesterday It Is a queer spasm they sometimes get which makes them run around tn iriim Ctttlemeyi know about it but I never nrara or it an the Park here Until yesterday Saturday when at about 10 oclock In the mornlnr all the nl Inli in1 the deer paddock seemed to mr iu ffVv Kana aroos Wallabies black tall and white tall and als deer all sud denly began running about There was nothing to frighten them that any of us could see and doiens of people were watching the animals If anything frightens them the kangaroos will always start up and prick their ears over endMook ln tha dlreotloV df whatever has seared them No such thing happened yesterday They all got scampering about Independently at first then gradually they all hedged In together and worked Inward In a spiral until they made a complete circle and then they Just iept on galloping round and round i The kangaroos and the little wallabies tried to keep up with the fleeter deer leaping as If their lives depended upon lt but getting nowhere After about half an hour they all simply gave up They made no fuss tried to escape no farther bur seemed satisfied with the belief that they all had had enough Then old Bed Kelly the biggest kangaroo in captivity they sayhe Is and three or four of the others lay down on their baexs just like hu mans an ragged out I never saw them do that before and I never before Imagined that a mill could take place with mixed animals like deer and marsupials Armed Bandits Hold Up and Rob Merchant Two armed pandits entered the stors of Arthur Rosenberg at 718 Golden Gate avenue Saturday night ordered him to hold up his hands and obtained ISO i rem he easfe registerregister Rosenberg told the police that a man entered the store and asked for collars and that when he turned around another men entered with a drawn revolver They cornered him In the store and when leaving ordered him to wait there for ten minutes Auto Darting on Wet Street Hurts Passer Mike Louie living at Modesto was struck by an automobile driven by Harry Burns chauffeurllvlrtg at list Polk street at Jones and Mar ket streets yesterday and serlotisly Injured The automobile had stopped to allow the passengers from a street car to get off and when starting shot forward on ths wet pavement strlk Ing Louis as he attempted to dart across in front of the automobile Strategist Frightens Away Pair of Bandits Two men held up George IngalSa carpenters helper 4J7 Pennsylvania street ValleJo snd James Harrington lft Polk streeta Sunday night in front of te residence at 1TS Howard streeti They obtained Ill from Ingalss and Is honorable discharge papers irom tne ary vraen came to Harringtons turn to be searched SartTFranoiscoWeather Man Deals Out Day Like Those Qfi France bOUGHBOYSKEPTINtCAMP Speedy Demobilization of the Unit Assured to Great Pleasure of Soldiers Wu staslt did sveryday the Qrls lls were at Bordeaux It rained Jyesterdayand the north cantonment JfKng tnebay shore where themoun cam Bearcats are quartered presented 4 dlmal picture Seas of mud made eut of doors recreation Impractical bleso the tfntamed cubs spent their time Inside a vivid contrast tothe activities and excitement of the day before wlth Its homecoming welcomes For one thing the arlsilles were relieved of all guard duty for drills now are past to be recalled only In dreams and reverlss So the newcomers had nothTng todo but kill time until that much maligned buglerfbugled taps RESTRICTIONS STRETCHED The lnfluensa1 quarantine regulations were stretched somewhat In allowing men twlth families in the Iflty to ao heme for the night but those youths with only friends in Sen Francisco found themselves1 out of luck They had to stick around The same rule was supposed to apply to commissioned officers but most of them found Important busl nees that would require their attention in the city Salutes around the Qrlsxly camp were a scarce ar I tide yesterday The ranking of fleer in signt ror a time was the Tetnmen tal sergeant major The one cheery feature In the tedious day was the news sent down from the demobilisation camp chat the machinery to turn loose the Qrli illes would be set In motion today Physical examinations will come first At the end of a week most of the men from the famous regiment will be wearing the red chevron of a discharged soldier or else civilian clothing Ten days should see the last man discharged it was estimated TIN HATS SHED RAIN The nrlxzlla aetahllshed a new precedent at the Presidio and on the streets of San Francisco yssterday by appearing In the rain with their steel helmets The doughboy has discovered that his trench hat of wool with no brim makes a pooV blf of headgear when It rains On the other hand the steel helmet made to turn rifle bullets and shrapnel bits can turn rain watsr without difficulty No visitors were permitted to visit the north cantonment or any other part of the military reservation without passes Passes were refused except to those on business Ordinary visits were not Included In the category of Important business This added to the lonesomeness of the day MVLAALXY GREETS FRIENDS Colonel Thornwell Mullally the regimental commander has taken quarters at the Palace Hotel tempo rarily as there were no omcers quarters available at the camp He saw many friends who called yesterday An example of the speed with which the Orlilles can be turned out of the Army once the demobilisation office begins work was furnished yesterday when STS men of other units were given their discharges before 10 A Then the office fore quit for the dsy These were all from casual detachments who hadarrlved within the last tan days More than 600 physical examinations wsre given during the same period Fine Pass Avers Guest Cant Prive Into Hotel Yard In 1SJ James Risen el ranch owner of Alberta Canada had his cab drtvs him from the depot Into the court of the Palace Hotel where he registered as a guest Yesterday twenty six years later Rlsche arrived at San Francisco again and decided to renew his visit at the Palace and was driven theie At the New Montgomery street entrance the chauffeur invited him te alight The old timer refused Drive Into the court he sald Thats the way we used to do and I guess that still goes But I cant said the chauffeur Theres a plataglasa window in the way Rlsehsl declined to budgefrom his seat wouja aimer oe ariven into the court plate glass or no plate glassrasOtiha wouldnt movaand he wouldnt foot the bllL Assistant Manager Harry Annan appeared on the acene and finally persuaded Rlschcl to alight sxplalnlng that the drive Into the Palace court had been elimi nated Rlschel paid his taxi bill and snteredtbe hotel but he was rumbling wnen he did so Things have come to a fine pass he told the clerki as he registered lie recently made a fortune in growing Wheat In Canada i i i Apartment Burglar Escapes From Captor Heirlnr a strange noise In his rooms Saturday night Louis Hass Tsnya apartments 780 Post street arose and grappled with a burglar The prowler managed to get away and ran down the front steps He gained entranoe to the apartment through the front door which was lsft unlocked Nothing was taken HHDf TICKET Sergeant ED Merfell Of San Francisco who idied i of pneumonia at Fort McHenry after active service overseas Whisky Thief Gets Sirange Hued Water The thief who threw a rock throua the window of Frank A Malleys place of business at 1 Ml Sutter street and stole a bottle of whlsky fronvthe show window probably received the shock or hla life when he took a drink ror yesteraay morning Malay reported mw be made a motion as If to null a runt to the nollce that the kettle was full i xromiaie pocaei ana tae Daatuu ranieiceisrsa watsr State Chairman Ray Beniamin Hears Eligibles Discussed at Chicago CONFJDENfOF VICTtfRY Roosevelt Was One Person Fitted to Fight Bolshevism View Expressed By BURL ARMSTRONG 4 Republiekri Prealden tlsl possibilities for 1IS0 whose names wsrs hesTrdln hotel lobbies and else where durlnr th mtln nf th tpubllcanlatlonal committee at ChU i I Eax oi jv HardlngJofIowa Herrlck of Ohio Root Of New Yorlr JnhnaAn nf rii nla Jw den of Illinois Hughes of jxw oriti uooanch of Illinois Borah Of Idaho Lodes of Massanhnaetts General Leonard TVoodtJS At Oov eroor josepn A Burnqutst of Mlnne ota and General John Pershing of Wyoming and France Whlle i the national committee Itself or any of the members thereof did nof ncuss 10 standard bearers the goseia Of Unattached nalltlctana friends and boostsrs centered around vs national ngures wnose names are mentioned In the foregoing paragraph COFIDECH EVIDEJICKD This Is the word brought home yesterday by Republican State Chairman Ray Benjamin who attended the Chl oago meeting He said It was more like a service The meeting was opened with prayer and the chaplain was Will Hays the national chairman Never has there been such einfldence as that expressed at this meeting The members of the committee did not regard the Republican victory last November as a decision on the part of the voters to return to the old order of things but rather as an expressed sentiment that the great hulk of the voters of this country sro weary of the present Administration1 BenJaVnln said the sentiment of the meeting may be summed up most aptly by quoting a member of the committee who We are here In a common cause In a common country In behalf of a common people against an uncommon en LEADER IS BIO ISSUE One must gatfief from Benjamins narration of what occurred that the one big question la th mindset the members of the national committee was me loentity of the next Repub Heap standard bearer but eacli felt that this was not lie time for anya credlted representative of the Repub lican party to uncuas individuals Colonel Roosevelt had Just died and his death had a galvanic effect unon the party leaders The services con auciea oytne national Committee In memory of the great American were sublime Old warhorses who had disagreed with him on party grounds but who long since had burled all differences were sincere In their iriDute There has been a well defined belief In political ctrolea for many months that the one outstanding figure In the Republican party to curb the advance of the Bolshevlkl In America was Roosevelt ROOSEVELTS LOSS FELT National Committeeman William Crocker of California likened the dead leader to a political John Brown whoae soul goes marching on He expressed the unanimous thought of the National Committee when he declared the partys loss waa severe but that it was an even greater national loss Never was there greater unanimity among the Republican party leaders said Benjamin They wore of one opinion that the Republican Presiden tial candidate wnoever he may be will be elected He must be an American an able man and a Republican The Republican National Committee by going on record for woman auffrage has very likely made It certain that the Congress will adopt the suffrage amendment The action of the national committee In ln dofslng It won the vote of Senator Moses and only one vote was needed to put it tnrougn WOMEN SATAT MEETING fin taking credit for bringing about national suffrage the Republican party meroly points to Its record At the Chicago meeting two women sat with the men with full powers and voted upon all questions The Importance of this cannot be minimized coming at the present time when the long fight for suffrage nearlng Its climax When Mrs MedlU McCorrhlckv of Illinois a daughter of Mark Ha nna filed her report outlining the plana Repub lican women it was adopted unanl mously Mrs McCormick Is chairman of the womans exeeutive commit teerf he Republican National Committee The California member Is Florsnce Col 11ns Porter of Los Angeles Benjamin has an Important task here on tna pacirio uoast six states are under his Jurisdiction and hs is delegated by the national committee to keep in touch with wjiat is going on In these six states conduct a sort of listening poat and report progress to the main headquarters Therefore any djscussion of presidential possibilities Is not Benjamins That the big question politically today Hla recital of the names of leaders who were discussed was merely taking from memory the names of men that had been registered there In hotel conversations by boosters and frlsnds How did Govsrnor Burnqutst get to be a presidential possibility Lien Jam In was sked He made a cracking speech before the committee the chairman replied arid the next day there were a lot of friends from his State who launched his boom National Commlttaman Croeker said Benjamlnwlll net return to San Franclseofor some weeks He went to New Tork after the Chicago meetingmeeting KsBBBBBi SCt9sssssssssH jjWWfe i sBBBBBBBBBBH iJ 3t jkaBBBBBBBBBI aaaBsflsaSsas jrsssssssssssssssssssssal aBBBBBBHBavBaVS lEBBBWflasBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Wi 4irllH WBF BBBB6iKalBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBV DFS FDES Sgt Merrell Survives Five Falls to Succumb to Pneumonia E1 NLISTINC In the air service of the United States Army the day after war waa declared survlv Ing five falls from the clouds one of wnich was from height of 6000 feet Into a haystack having his left arm broken by an airplane propeller blade i sums up in brief th emllltary experi ences of SergeantTHaYry Ps Melrrell San Franciscan whose death was announced yesterday Merrell was ths son of Dr and Mrs Merrell of 1551 Larkln street who were ad vised of Jils death from pneumonia mine nospitai of rort McHsnry at uaiumore oy the War Department Merrell was born at Marlines Sen tember 24 1S4 but had lived in San Franclsco since small boy He was weir Known as a swimmer at the Polytfthnlo High School Merrell was one of the pioneers In the air service of the United States Army As a private and ae corporal ne neipea lay out and build Kelly Field San Antonio Tex doing overseas he was made a sergeant and assigned to the 36th Aero Squadron at Issoudun Indra France Quentln Roosevslt was his commander He Was a mechanician and accompanied cadet aviators In their flights In June of last year he waa returned to thia country among the nrst wounded He came to Sart crancisco on a three months furlough and at the War Exposition held hers last fall he was one of the speakers on Recruit div October 4 His he left for Fort Mo Henry where he was to have had a plecetof bone grafted into his Injured Police Shotguns And Fast Autos ToBalkRobbers Five powerful aotomohllia 2w carrying three policemen armed with shotguns haye been patrolling the Western Addition an 7r district for the past week and as a result of their work automobile steal Ing has dropped to a minimum according to Captain of Detectives Duncan Matheson Recently Chief of Police Whit quested the Board of Supervisors that me uspanmenioe supplied with shotguns Last week thirty of the pons were given to Captain Matheson and he set about borrowing automobiles from publlo sclrlted cltlaena De tective Sergeant Arthur McQualde isJ 111 ciikih VlLUfBflir QSIB11 All stations of the Police Depart wuijipwy wicn small automobiles which Captain Matheson says have not the power nor speed needed to apprehend automobile bandits or Joyriders who steal cars The caraare driven by policemen chauffeurs and Captalp Matheson says he will ap predate the lending of any automobile to him to be used at night His plan Is to borrow ten machines with which he says robberies and auto thefts can be cut to almost nothing Stevedore Killed By Falling Cover BCKOLARVtES EMPTY TRTJNK A burglar entered the residence of Mrs Besets Goldstein SttS Fulton street by placing an empty trunk on end and entering through an open window and stole ertkles worth tit Mi Antnnlo Fulfure stevedore living at 8024 Octavla street received Injuries from which he died In an ambulance while being taken to the Let terman General Hospital when a bateh cover of the 8 8 Oskawa lying at the transport docks foot of Laguna street slipped from the chains as It was being hoisted and fell pin nlngFplfure to the deck His skull and right leg were fractured Fulfure and John Casey another stevedore had Just lo oaened ths hatch cover from its moorings and it was befog hslstsd out Of the way Fulfure was standing directly beneath It when the chains holding It slipped He was rushed to the Letterman Hospital but ws4ead on arrival The body was removea to tne Morae rr iONESS HERE TOLECTUHEFDH HOSPITAL FUND Frances Wilson Huard Owns Chateau Whence II Boys Began Drive GERMANS SHELLED HOME American Born Wife of French Artist to Relate Her Experiences Baroness Traness Wilson Hoard from the gates of whess beautiful home the Chateau de Vllllers the American marines beran their drive on Brflleau wood In June lilt ar rived at the Palace Hotel vestardav fin company with her husband Baron naries ituard a French artist The Baroness is In San Francisco ta lecture on her experiences among the fighters and to raise additional funds for the upkeep of a hospital which she established In France at the outbreak of war It was while standing on the eteps pf Baroness Huards chateau hospital last year that two American officers were killed by bombs dropped from German aeroplanes Around this same home has been hatched doiens of thrilling war episodes At one time General von Kluck occupied the chateau as his headquarters BOOKS ARE POPULAR Baroness Huard a striking young American woman was taksn to France by her parents te be educated when she was IS Tw years later he marreld Baron Huard and has lived In France ever since Her two books My Home in the Field of Honor and My Home In the Field of Mercy have been among the most Popular of the personal stories pub llshed about the war She recently had published a thlrckbook With Those Who Walt and has translated two French war books all Inside of three and a llalf vears A few days aftsr the declaration of war In August 1914 Baroness Huard offered the Chateau da Vllllers to the military authorities as a hospital A week later it was officially incorporated under the Solssons branch of the Association des Dames Francalsea GERMANS TAKE CHATEAU The hospital was barely Installed when the German invasion began and It served during the last of August 1114 chiefly as a haven for refugees With ths approach of the enemy evacuation was deemed necessary and on the night of September I Baroness Huard was ordered to leave abandon ing everything even her Jewelry and escaping Barely a few hours before Oerman occupation From September I to 11 1114 the chateau was In enemy hands and on Baroness Huards return September 12 nothing save the shell of a once lovely home and fully equipped hospital remained The work of cleaning up waa scarcely finished when the place waa drafted as a military emergency hospitalhospital Baroness Huard came to America to enlist sympathy In her cause and obtain funds necessary to maintainmaintain the hospital Later she sailed for Europe with the Intention of completely reorganising the Chateau de Vllllers but after careful inspection by military experts it was decided to let the place run on temporarily because of the destitute condition of the buildings PARIS HOSPITAL MAINTAINED Several months later Madame Alfred VndYe offered a splendidly equipped residence at 4 Rue la Boetle Paris as a hospital and Baroness Huard assumed command Mainly due to her own efforts and those of Baron Huard thia hospital has been continued without encumbrance to the French Government Since coming to the United States five months go Baroness Huard has raised several thousands of dollars for the maintenance of the hospital She and Baron Huard expect to return to Paris In the near future They will remain In San Francisco this week Cana dians on Way FronPWm Sought As Cks Guests rroops on Ship Bound From Panama to Victoria May Stop Here Representatives of the British Admiralty at Victoria were aeked yesterday to permit the steamer Empress of Asia northbound from the canal sons with ISM rsturnlna Canar dian eoldiers to stop here that this city may greet them On belf of the municipality the Mayor seat thia message to Admiralty repreenta tlvss Understand steamship Entprese of Asia with 1500 Canadian soldiers bound for Victoria BJrittah Columbia Is now passing up the coast from the Panama cana On behalf of the city of San Francisco I extend a pressing invitation that you wireless the steamer pes mlt ting her to touch at San Fraitclsco In order that we may extendi preciatlon and rreetlnaa to sur aral ihtnt Canadian cousins Please rush anawsr that wa may make plana i I Council to Receive OfRoers Mission Council of the Young MensM institute win receive grand officers of the Institute tomorrow night Those who will accompany Grand President Mclnnia are Past Grand President James Whelan Past Grand President John Denehy Grand tflrst Vice President Jdhn OBrien and District Deputy Edward Ward Mission Council made the greatest percentage gain in membership of the San Francisco Councils In the last year and an active committee under the leadership of the new president Vincent McCarthy plans an extensive campaign forllll DUTCH DUE IH SAN FRANCISCO Largest Warship in Navy of Queen Wilhelmina Expected From East Indies festivitieFIcheduled Social Attentions Arranged in Honor of Officers in Zeven Provinclen Ths Netherlands cruiser Zeven Provlnelen which 1s expected to arrive here today ffomthe Netherlands Indies Is the biggest ship In Queen Wilhelrhlnas navy and nearly double the tonnage of the cruiser Zealand which was here about a year ago Withal she Is a mere cockleshell In comparison with some of the leviathans produced by ths American and slljed navies being but ISOO tons to the 1000 or upward of the great auperdreadnaughts and hat a speed of only sixteen knots as against the thirty six knots made by the British mystery cruisers She was designed In 1I0S and Is Intended as a coast defense ship Her principal armament consists of two eleven inch and four six inch guns She has no torpedo tubes Consul General Torchiana arid Mrs Torch lanai are organising a series of reoltptlons in honor of the omcers at the Hotel Whltcomb beginning witn a reception and dancing party thereon Wednesday afternoon X3 CaliforniaMan Goldberg Bowen Co BETTER COFFEE Here for Less Money Contrary to expectations our Coffee businesa shows more activity than before the advance because our coffee are worth more than we charge you YtErA4 3S lbs fllO iMBER ROTAL OCR BIG FAVORITE Mb can 40e bs f120 6 lbs 9108 JATA AMD MOCHA No AdTanee lb 50e SPECIAL SALE OF TEA Our Special Price thia week Are Unusual NABOB CEILOX TEA In lead Toil 60 pound LEMOX PEKOE from JaVaVtt lb 18e HJb 35e 1 lb 70e A Natural Flavored Tea Most Dellclonj ALL OU1C 80C LB TEAS ood Value at 100 Always Fresh 75jS 3 pounds 215 Formosa Oolong Assam Ceilon English Breakfast Family Mind Basket Fired or Green Japan Flavored with Scented Orange Pekoe TABLE OIL Big Tree Blend Imported oil with assail yereeatsas of Masela Bottle 55c and 1 MAYETTE WALNUTS 5 lb box 225 10 lb box 450 ripe OLIVES Vz can 2Q can 35i Special Valae Alee T5c 100 aad 11 J5 For extra larae aad Coleasal slse Callfomlans from Signal Corns training battalions stationed at Camp Meade Maryland reached San Fran Cisco last night There were 121 men in the contigent none of whom had ssen service overseas but with an average period of seven montne In the service They crossed the continent tn six days but were without lights at night In their cars Large tallow candles were all the Government would furnish them for illumination thevl saia nea uroes canteen workers and the Mayor met the soldiers at the third 2nd Townsend streets station ThJee woundad roen were breurht on the train for treatment at Letter man General Hospital They wersi Lieutenant Wallace Blonqulst llit Infantry Los Anreles Sergeant aeorge Allison chief surgeonsot flfe medical department Wuhln ton and Private Ror 8 King 308th infantry Seattle Wash I Autoist Hurt in Crash Held and Given Bail An automobile driven by Wllhelm Augustln saloon keeper residing at ttt Third avenue crashed into a Municipal Railway bus driven by William Curry S0S1 Sixteenth street Saturday night at Fulton street and the Great highway Augustin waa arrested by Policeman Fred Jewett and taken to the Park Emergency Hospital where he was treated for lacerations and bruises He was later released on IJOO hail on charge of driving an automobile while Intoxicated Man Slashes Throat And Jumps Into Bay Peter Cambo 60 yetrsold employed by the Spanish Psalt Lumber Company Plamas county committed suU clde yesterday morning by slashing his throat and lumping Into the bay from Montlcello wharf Charles Be Jouiwhov witnessed the ct netlfled the oUcej The body was recovered CHILI SAUCE Millers made from a Spanish formula Bottle 40c and 85c CASTILE SOAP Amrrirkm blabar SlnJl Mettle big bar 85e Clealaat a brekea lot Spaalak Castile at speeial sale Ik 2Se CONFECTIONERY DEPARTMENT Wrapped Taffies lb GO Cream Wafers lb 80 Chocolate Dipped Primes lb SOt SALE OF PRUNES California Sweet 60 to 60s Slbs4Be to 70sWlbs4rte Small sire 4Hls30t SARDINES Booths lil Olive Oil SmI can 20f ge can 30 CORN STARCH KlngsfordY 3 lbshr Italian Tart 80 to 40s 22M lh box tttI 101b box f225 1 lWi 1 i a MACARONI Spaghetti the best 15 01 carton 13 FINNAN haddie Last sale at 1b27M COCKTAIL SAUCE Snlders bot30and lle For ojsters nnd meats DRIED BEASS Prices are lower here for but qnalltr TOILET PAPER Lte Rolls Crepe 1 1 0 Lf Rolls Tissue dz 9 1 1 5 SWEET PICKLES Aekert Chow Chow Relish bt 30f CRACKERS Educators large tan Toasterctles 33e LIJIA BEANS-Warwick Special can 22H Roman Beans can 20e Small Red cans 53e HEARTS OF PALM For salads Large can 123 Reduced from li0 CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS Still time to ship a box East The best In the World Is raised here BUY Wines and Liquors RIGHT NOW Stocks Are Depleting Fast Prices Today THE LOWEST EVER AGAIN Old Brandies Scotch1 Whiskies Finest In the World Order Today All Wines Imported and California Will Be Advanced Any Moment ITS yP TO YOU 49 ii iy.