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'THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: SATURDAY. JULY 13. 1929 13 PROF. HYDE LANDS PUBLIC JOB AT LAST Former Stanford Savant, Candidate for U. S.

Senate, Is Put on Los Angeles Works Board By WILLIAM H. JORDAN "Uncle Jimmy" Hyde, known also as Prof. James M. Hyde, late of Stanford University, has popped up in a political job in Los Angeles. Word from the south yesterday told of Hyde's appointment to the Los Angeles board of public works by Mayor John C.

Porter. The news was the first intimation 1 that "Uncle Jimmy" had esanother plunge, into the political pool since he made his famous stepin and step out prima candidacy for United States senator in 1925 against Senator Samuel M. Shortridge. At that time Professor Hyde was a member of the Stanford University faculty in the pannouncement metallurgy. His of candidacy.

not only to the unicame at an embarrassing, versity leaders, but particularly, it was reportedly to Herbert Hoover, then of commerce and trustee of Stanford. It had been bruited about political circles that possibly there was a tion, ON HIS OWN. But after the situation had been mulled over a while the politicians figured out that "Uncle Jimmy" was running on his own, as he so declared. This went along to a point that ended all of a sudden by Professor Hylde's formal withdrawal after a flat assertion that the then Secretury Hoover had nothing to do with his ambitions to serve the State in the United States Senate. In withdrawing, "Uncle Jimmy" expressed his preference for former Congressman Walter F.

Lineberger of Long Beach, who was seeking the Republican nomination for senator but failed to make he grade against Senator Shortridge. In Accounted politics, a sort Professor of wild Hyde A mustang few years before all of this had written a. lot of letters for political consumption on the United States senatorship, which, started him off later on a campaign for himself. RESIGNED FROM FACULTY. Along in 1926 Professor Hyde was given a sabbatical leave from Stanford.

After that expired a year later he announced his resignation from the faculty. That was accompanied also by the announcement that he was returning to his profession of consulting engineer and would settle in Los Angeles, which he did do. And now as a climax to much of Professor Hyde's years of battering around in the political world, he steps into the new city administration of the southern city. And some of the boys hereabouts familiar with "Uncle Jimmy's" activities aver that some times "things come to him who waits." Snook, Co-ed Slayer, Denied Continuance COLUMBUS (Ohio), July (AP)-Common Pleas Judge Henry J. Searlett today overruled a motion tor a continuance in the trial of Dr.

James H. Snook, deposed university professor and confessed slaver of Theora K. Hix, 25, Ohio State co-ed. and ordered that the trial start July 22 as scheduled. Poland Files U.

S. Pact, GENEVA. July Polish Government has deposited with the League of Nations secretariat for registration and publication an extradition treaty between Poland and the United States, dated November 22, 1927, The NEWS METER By Miles Overholt Those airmen plan to fly from Rome When celebrants are through; In that respect, why, they'll do as A lot of Romans do. Arrests net high- up Chinese here When laws are given flout; This dope thing is a puzzle and It's hard to dope it out. Three States are hit by vicious storms; A heat wave kills some birds: It's cool in San Francisco.

There Is music in the words. Trainloads of Elks come into town And you can hear 'em bawl; Although they browse in places high, They're not high at all. The Russians threaten Chinese war, They always are suspicious; And Chinamen would win if they'd Serve foemen Chinese dishes. Young Cudahy is sent to jail, Where he, at times, has tarried; Some men don't mind if they are jailedThat is, if they are married. Twelve actors die as crowd looks on, Clerk makes a gunman flee; This paper's liked because it has bA personality Births, Marriages and Deaths BORN PILLING--In this city, July 8, this city, July 7.

to the ANDERS8P in Clarence Andersen, 445 Cortland a son. this city, July 8, to the wife of Charles Bondanza, 1261A Filbert a son. CLAUDER-In this city, July 6, to the wife of Hugo Clauder, 2301 15th a ESPARZA -In Frank this Esparza, city, July 109 8. Banks to the daughter. -In this city, July to the wife of Antony Fernandez, 8 Windsor place, daughter.

FOGLE--in this city, July 8. to the wife of Robert Fogle, 563 Steiner a daughter. COME Albert this Gomes, city, 521 July 6, Utah to the wife a daughter. GROMBERG -In this city, July 6, to the wife of Oscar Gromberg, 1341 Scott HE wife Fon. HENNER-In of Joseph this Henner, city, July 325 7, to Crescent the a son.

HILL--In this city, July 7. to the wife of George Hill, 41A Dorland a daughter. JORGENSEN-In this city, July 7. to the wife of George Jorgensen, 3628 23d a son. SEGI- this city, July 6, to the wife of Segi.

1923 Union a son. MARTIN- this city. July 5, to the wife of Tony 67 Perry daughter. -In this city, July 7, to the wife of Patrich Melid, 454 81st daughter. MILLER--In this city, July 3, to the wife Warren Miller, 98 Levant a son.

MILLER--In this city, July 9, to the wife of Arthur Miller, 465 22d a daughter. MISKE this city, July 5, to of Theodore Miske, 1288 46th write son. S. F. HOG BAN TO BE ASKED The Board of Supervisors will be asked next Monday to pass a lution evicting all hog raisers from the city limits, Dr.

J. M. Toner, chairman of the health committee, announced last night, after a tour of inspection of hog ranches, accompanied by clubwomen. Doctor Toner declared conditions in the Butchertown section were intolerable, and that in the interests of public health drastic measures would have to be taken. He said 22,000 hogs are illegally quartered inside the city limits.

With him on the tour were Dr. Louise B. Deal, formerly chairman of the public health committee of the City and County Federation of Women's Clubs, Mrs. H. B.

Holmes. M. Barsotti, vice president of the Northern California Hog Raisers' Association, admitted conditions in Butchertown were "bad," but declared that of the hog raisers was worse, and that many faced bankruptey. He blamed price increases resulting from competition in the purchase of swill from hotels and restaurants. DIVORCES COMPLAINTS FILED BOWES-Franklin 0.

vs. Elizabeth, desertion. J. Loren, cruelty. COOPER--Elizabeth vs.

John Edward, annulment. CONKOY-Arta G. vs. Charles cruelty. DOANE-Minnie E.

Leon cruelty. HENRY Charles T. Va. Wilbelmina, cruelty. -George L.

May. cruelty. McGRATH Henry desertion. ARTHUR-Ina M. Charles neglect.

NOLIN-Jesse A. vS. Mary Clark. annulment. Helen S.

Clemente, vs. Robert, cruelty. neglect. YOUNT-Al3ce vs. Ortus cruelty.

DECREES GRANTED PERS -Marjory from Louis. -Grace Charles L. BOISSEREE-Mildred from Victor. William BAHRENBURG-Esther from G. CARROLL-Zelma from Eddie W.

-Balbina from Charles. J. from Margaret. -Helen B. from Herbert F.

HALEY -Florence M. from Jack, annulment. Elizabeth from Douglas. MESSIER-Valois E. from Hilda MARSH -F.

R. from Margaret, annulment. SHICK--Agatha Gilbert from John annulment. STREITO James from Teresa, -Clarence H. from Tina annulment.

WILSON-Calvin E. from Sonny. Walter J. Nell. Elmer Pilling, 617 Hanover PUSATERO--In this city, July wife of Frank Pusatero, 56 a daughter.

SAISI-In this city, July 8. to Peter Saisi. 131 Pixley SMITH--In this city, July 6, of Peter Smith, 1368 daughter. THORSON- -In this city. July wife of Maurice Thorson, a son.

VICK-In this city, July 3, of Melvin Vick, 260 daughter. WENTWORTH -In this city. the wife of Theodore Turk son. wife of Otto Wiegand, 54 to this city. July son.

the wife of a son. to the wife Geary a 3. to the 132 Gatis to the wife a son. 8. to the Mullen to the wife Prospect a July 1, to Wentworth, 803 7, to the Bartlett 8 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MARRY The following applications for marriage licenses were made in this city yesterday: ASTON-PEPPERT-Julian M.

Aston. 25, 640 Powell and Margaret R. Peppert, 23. 82 Lyell st. BARRIOS PINEL Juan Barrios.

21. 2447 Sacramento and Maria Pinel, 19. 1230 Russia ave. BERGMAN-FORD-Robert Robert E. Bergman, 21.

210 11th and Estol A. Ford. 18. 1260 California st. John Cline, 1983 9th and Alice Pike, 31, 2126 Taraval street.

GEORGE-STRAUSS--Allen J. George, 26. 1846 Sutter and Doris Strauss, 20, 1256 'Farrell st. -Marcel J. Imbort.

24, 1815 Jones and Eunice A. Kester, 22. Cambria. Calif. PEASE George Kruse, 28, Oakland, and Vivian Pease, 22, 154 Cole st.

-Solomon Morris, 59. Oakland, PEAR Rebecca Pearce, 56, 1725 Turk st. FLORES- Quipas. 25, and Angelita Flores, 16, both of San Jose. TAURENROTH '30.

LAVELLE Henry Taubenroth. 1330 California and Hilda Lavelle. 30. 830 Sutter st. MARRIAGE LICENSES The following marriage licenses were Issued In this city yesterday: Walter AndreAN sen.

24, 1C4 Castro and Edith Podesta. 22. 59 Alvarado st. APPLE -MASON- William 0. Apple, 39.

end Nonie Mason, 39, both of 3139 24th st. CONANNON-DOLAN-Edward P. Conannon. 24, 887 39th and Mabella A. 20.

618 Douglass st. DEUCHER CAHILL Bayard Deucher, Farallones and Genevieve L. Cahill. 18, 2641 Harrison st. Erich A.

Eberle, 29. 225 7th and Wilhelmina Grimm, 25, 10 Sea Cliff ave. 34. 1835 A Vallejo and Fay Thomas, H. Fleming, 31, 137 Clifford Terrace.

FOSTER-GEIGER-Kenneth E. Foster. 25. and Rose H. Geiger, 21, both of Daly City.

Joseph. Gagen 23. 1414 Pacific and Lucille E. Zumwalt, 23, 359 Fillmore st. GLINES- Freeman Glinea, 1840 Golden Gate and Myrtle Cettrell, 21.

1640 Hayes st. GOLDAMMER-FRIEDRICHSEN-George -George Goldammer, 23, 1086 Bush and Helen Friedrichsen, 1163 Pine st. GUILFOYLE HARRIGAN Raymond Guilfoyle, 21, 21 Vicksburg and Josephine Harrigan, 21, 539 Castro st. Lois Kura, 36. 2610 California and Manuela Menjivar, 3341 st.

WHITE- Frank Lagau, 21. 3287 Army and Bridget White, 18, 1066 Capp st. John Mackey, 22. 1280 Lombard and Norinne Dickerson, 21, 1280 Lombard st. MANBERT-POINTON Rush Manbert, 22.

Oakland, California, and Elizabeth Painton. 20, 1211 Clayton st. MANCUSO ROSENBAUM Antone P. Mancuso Cuvier and Williamena F. Rosenbaum, 18, 67 Mizpah st.

McCABE a LAWSON William McCabe, 21. and Ethel Lawson, both of Oakland. Calif. H. Mendel.

22. 671. 14th and Alma L. Watkins, 20, 671 24th ave. V.

Mulligan, 21. 1125 Francisco and Marian Wrin, 18. 814 430 ave. V. Nelson, 38.

440 Guerrero and Bernice E. Nystrom. 24. 2450 24th ave. NICK and Loa Buss, 48, -Lorenzo both of Nickerson, Glendale, Calif.

NOSHKIN CHARTIKOFF Victor E. Noshkin, 24, 337 Fulton and Catherine Chartikoff, 24. 82 13tb st. O'DONNELL- YORE Frank O' Donnell. 31.

8512 26th and Georgia Tore, 28, 4602 California st. Alfred Plottner. 49. and Nita Powell, 42. both of 1360 Pine st.

Presta. 40. 3027 Hyde and Marie Lucia, 89, 1225A Pacific ave. SCHNEIDER- BELL -Carl R. Schneider, 36, 53 Lobos and Agnes D.

Bell, 27, 1360 Clay st. SPILLMAN PARKER William Spillman, 23. and Helena Parker, 21, both of 275 Hearst ave. STEIER-ARENSON--Fred Steler, 33, 80 Market and Zelda Arenson, 26. 634 6th ave.

WADE BARRIOS Richard Wade. 21, 940 Bay and Avern Barrios, 18, 1430 Sacramento st. CHINESE OFFICIALS HERE ARRESTED IN SMUGGLING PLOT. (Continued vanity case before venturing on her way to the Federal tribunal. She reiterated her statement that her husband knew nothing of the contents of the trunks, and that she herself was the victim of influential friends in China at whose disposal she had placed them for shipment of "gifts" here.

Meanwhile Chinatown was shaken from cellar gilded pagoda the report that other arrests will follow. According to United States torney George Hatfield, the letters and documents discovered on 'he second search of Mrs. Kao's gage last Sunday revealed the names of eight or more wealthy Chinese merchants of San cisco said to be implicated in the operations of the smuggling ring. "These men are so powerful their own people," an official of the customs service, "that we are having difficulty in getting a Chinese to translate the documents involving them." WRIT REFUSED. Mrs.

Kao and her husband lost their first legal battle in the sensational international contest that is now under way when Federal Judge Harold Louderback denied their petition for a restraining order in connection with the seized papers. Implication of Chancellor Suen Foon in the case was startling blow to the consulate and ton the Chinese quarter, where he is old resident, a man of family and well known through his long service in behalf of his government. He was closeted for some time with Consul General W. Anching Kung and reappeared to announce that he was surprised at the charges and would not resign. "I have no knowledge whatsoever of the smuggling," he said, "and am any connection with it." Government agents.

however, said that his arrest resulted from their perusal of seized documents and subsequent investigation, in which he figured as a "distributor" of the opium. WORRY OFFICERS. Moving ways peculiar to their race, both Suen Foon and Ying Kao gave the arresting officers an un- WHELAN-KELLY-Wesley Whelan. 27. 645 Leavenworth and Katherine Kelly, 27.

40 Capra way. WHITE- -HAMMER Joseph White. 24. Oakland, and Thelma Hammer, 19. 1180 De Haro st.

WIDER- -Harold C. Wider. 24, 196 19th ani Agnes I. Higginson. 23.

335 Elizabeth st. WRIGHT -KILGOUR-Royal Wright. 25. Seattle, and Muriel Kilgour, 19, 924 Larkin st. APPLICATION TO WED IN MARIN CO.

The following notice of intention to marry was made in San Rafael yesterday: McALLISTER STEPHENSON Dewey Donald McAllister. 29. 343 Woodward Sausalito, and Mamie Stephenson, 20, 959 Caledonia Sausalito. A SERVICE To assist you In preparing Memoriam' or of notices The Examiner has prepared 8 book of very appropriate verses and cards. These notices Are becoming more popular yearly.

Call, write or phone Sutter 2424 for FREE COPY of this booklet or for further information. Death ABRAHAM, DAVID J. BEALL. MARY J. BURNETT.

ETHEL BRYANT, JOHN CLIFFORD, SAMUEL THOMAS-56 years CONIGLIO. JENNIE-25 years COOMBS, CORA CORLISS, PATRICK J. CRIMRINE. FRANK V. DEDEK.

60FIE-84 years DUFFY. ALICE MARY ECKSTROM. ETHEL REEVE FABRIS, CYRIL JOSEPH-25 years FAWLER, LOUIS A. FEIG, MINDELL FLETCHER, ANNIE A. HUMPHERY, CARL KANE, JOHN E.

--18 years KELB. CHARLES-65 years KILDUFF. MARGARET KROGER. MARIA-91 years McCOY. ANNA McGHEE, ROBERT JAMES MUELLER.

HUGO-57 years MULLER, ADOLPH BERNHARDT (BEN) PADGETT. CLARENCE PATENALL. EMMA POTTER. RICHARD sears RAPKEN (VOGEL), CAROLINE RUBENSTEIN. PAULINE-94 years RUSSELL.

HARRY-40 years RUTHERFORD. THOMAS SMITH, WILLIAM years STONE, FRANK THOMPSON, ETHEL C. N. WAND, PHIL M. WHITE.

JAMES ALEXANDER WILBUR, EDWARD years WIND, CELIA ABRAHAM---In thie city, July 12, 1929. David son of the late Jacob and Ernestine Abraham, brother of Albert, Flora, Jeanne, Charles and Josephine Abraham. and the late Louts, Bertha and Samuel Abraham, native of Call: fornia. Notice of funeral hereafter. this city, July 10.

1929, Mary beloved wife of the late Reason Beall. loving mother of Thomas. Grover. Clarence. George and the late William Beall.

a native of Ireland. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Saturday, at 8:30 a. from McAvoy-O' Hara Market at Church thence to Mission Dolores Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul at 9 a. m. Interment.

Holy Cross Cemetery. BURNETT this city, July 11, 1929, Ethel Burnett. daughter of the late Wm. G. and Alice Burnett.

sister of Frank. Oscar. Chester and the late Josiah H. and Leslie C. Burnett.

niece of Mrs. B. E. Aber of San Leandro, a native of California. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services, to be held Saturday.

July 18th. at 1 o'clock. at White's Service Chapel. 2200 Sutter N. W.

corner of Pierce. Interment private. BRYANT -In this city, July 11. 1929, John Bryant, father of Henrietts Muel. ler and grandfather of Louise and Albert Mueller.

Funeral today (Saturday), July 12, 1929. at 2 p. from the chapel of Julius S. Godeau. 41 Van Ness ave, CLIFFORD-In Oakland, July 12, 1929.

Samuel Thomas, beloved husband of Amanda J. Clifford, loving father of Earl S. Mary Ivor Ferree Averill Maurice R. and Mra. Esther Fontaine and loving brother of James L.

Clifford. Mra. M. Hoffman and, Mra. E.

C. Johnston, a native of member of Naval Lodge No. 87. F. Oakland, California, aged 56 years.

A A. R. A. M. No.

35: Naval Commandery No. 19, Vallejo, Leland Stanford Division No. 283, B. of L. E.

Funeral services Monday, July 15, 1929. at 10:30 o'clock a. at the parlors of the James Taylor N. E. corner of 15th and Jefferson under the direction of Oakland Lodge No.

188, F. A. to which friends are invited. Parking space provided. CONIGLIO--In this city, July 12, 1929, Jennie Coniglio, dearly beloved wife of Frank Conigio, loving mother of Petrina and Eva Coniglio, beloved daughter of Ninisa and the late Mather Faso and beloved sister of Mrs.

Josie Sunseri, Mrs. Fannie Caccamo, Mrs. Mary Terrisine and Vincent Faso, a native of San Jose, aged 25 years, Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, July 15, at 9:30 at from the chapel of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission near 25th; thenec to Church of the Immaculate Conception.

Folsom near Precita, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 10 a. m. Interment, Italian Cemetery, COOMBS- -In this city. July 12. 1920, Cora.

devoted mother of Lewis B. Coombs, loving sister of E. A. Coombs, Mra. Ida Ragsdaie.

Mrs. M. Gonzales and Mrs. F. Bedient, a native of California.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday, July 15, at 2 p. from the home parlors of O' Shaughnessy Roche, 741-749 lencia between 18th and 19th sta. Interment, Mt. Olivet Memorial Park. CORLISS -In this city, July 11, 1929, Patrick loving husband of the late Gertrude Corliss and loving father of Joseph and Robert Corliss.

a native of County Mayo, Ireland. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Saturday) at 9 o'clock a. from the funeral home of D. 1. Kenney Sons, 1652 Eddy thence to St.

Dominic': Church. where a requiem mass will be said for the repose of his soul. commencing at 9:30. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery.

CRIMRINE--In this city, July 10, 1929, Frank V. Crimrine, beloved husband of Maude Crimrine, loving father of Mrs. R. C. Shute.

Funeral services will be held today (Saturday), at 10 o'clock a. from the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter near Polk. Entombment. Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. DEDEk-In Susanville.

July 10, 1929. Sofie, dearly beloved wife of Paul Dedek, loving sister of Mrs. John Randuch, a native of Checo Slovakia. aged 84 years. A member of Califorske Dr.

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Friends are invited to attend the funeral services today (Saturday), at 2 o'clock p. at the chapel of HalstedDierks corner Divisadero McAllister sta. Inurnment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. DUFFY-In this city. July 11.

1929. Alice Mary Duffy. beloved wife of the late Thomas J. Duffy. loving mother of Thos.

Daniel and Frank C. Duffy, Mrs. Edward Smith. Mrs. George Ewing and Miss Emma Duffy and beloved sister Mrs.

William K. Jackson. a native of Cottonwood. Shasta California. Friends are invited to attend the funeral today (Saturday) at 9 a.

m. from the chapel of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission near 25th: thence to St. John's Church.

St. Mary's ave. near Mission where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul. commencing at 9:30 a. m1.

Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. ECKSTROM -In this city, July 11, 1929, Ethel Reeve, wife of the late Charles T. Eckstrom. loving mother of Eileen, Charles T.

and Thomas F. Eckstrom, Mrs. F. G. Maggs, Mrs.

E. C. Wild, sister of Mrs. F. J.

Yost, Mre. A. L. Farrington and Mr. W.

H. Reeve. Funeral services will be held today (Saturday), at 10:30 o'clock a. from the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter near Polk. Funeral and interment private, FABRIS--In this city, July 12, 1929, Cyril Joseph Fabris, dearly beloved son of Frank and Cora Fabris and loving of Rev.

Ivan M. Fabris, S. Vincent Vlad F. and Marie Fabris, a native of San Francisco, aged 25 years. A member of Ignatian Council No.

35. Y. M. Friends may call at the chapel of J. C.

O'Connor, 455 Valencia st. Announcement of funeral later. FAWLER- this city, July 9. 1929. Louis A.

Fawler, beloved husband of Mattie Fawler. brother of Levi Fawler of Eden. Texas, a native of Texas. Remains were forwarded to Brownwood. Texas, for funeral services and interment.

FEIG-Entered into rest at her late dence, 1529A Golden Gate July 12, 1929, Mindell, beloved wife of Joseph Feig and sister of Sigmund B. Levy, a native of San Francisco, Calif. A member of San Francisco Chapter No. 196, 0. E.

S. Remains at the mortuary of Peter Magendie, 1840 Golden Gate between Fillmore and Steiner sts. Funeral notice later. FLETCHER--In Los Gatos, Annie A. Fletcher, dearly beloved wife of Arthur L.

and loving mother of Ida L. Fletcher of Los Gatos, a native of Cape Breton. Nova Scotia. Friends are invited to attend the neral services Monday, July 15, 1929, at 10 a. from St.

Mary's Church. Los Gatos. where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul. Interment. Los Gatos Cemetery.

The Place Funeral Home Service, Los Gatos, California. HUMPHERY- this city. July 10. 1929, husband of Linda Humphery. loving father of Walter Humphery and Estaser Peterson, Gladys Bergman and loving son of Cora Humphery, a native of Wisconsin.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral today (Saturday) at 2 p. m. from the funeral home of Morrison Whelan. 401 Baker at Hayes. KANE--In this city, July 12, 1920.

John Kane, dearly beloved son of William E. and Inez E. Kendall and beloved brother of William E. Kendall A native of Illinois, aged 18 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday.

at 1:30 o'clock p. at the chapel of Halsted-Dierks corner Divisadero and McAllister streets. KELB. In 1,08 Altos, July 12, 1020, Charles Kelb, dearly beloved hus. band of Francisco Keib, brother-In-law of Willian Lafranc, a native of Germany, aged 65 years.

Friends may call at the chapel of H. F. Subr 2919 Mission near 25th. Notice of funeral later. KILDUFF -In this elty.

July 10. 1929. Margaret. beloved daughter of the late Patrick and Maria Kilduff and loving sister of Frank H. Kilduff.

Mrs. Elizabeth Delaney and the late Mrs. William R. Sheehan, a native of San Francisco, Calif. The funeral will take place today (Saturday).

July 13. 19:9. at 8:30 o'clock a. from the parlors of Carew English. 1618 Geary thence to St.

Brigid's Church. where a requiem hich mass will be offered for the repose of her soul. commencing at 9 o'clock. Interment. Holv Cross Cemetery.

KROGER-In this city, July 11. 1929, Maria. beloved wife of the late Hans Kroger and devoted aunt of Mrs. C. Meyn 8 native of Germany, aged 91 years.

Friends are respectfully invited to tend the funeral Saturday. at 2 p. from the parlors of Suhr Wieboldt. 1465 Valencia between 25th and 26th sts. Inurnment at Cypress Lawn.

McCOY-In this city. July 11. 1929, Anna, dearly beloved wife of Walter McCoy and sister of Daniel A. Garrigan, a native of Illinois. The funeral will take place Saturday at 2 o'clock p.

from the New Home Funeral Parlors of the United Undertakers. 2516 Howard at 22d. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. McGHEE-In this city.

July 11. 1929. Robert James McGhee, beloved husband of Ann F. McGhee. brother of John T.

McGhee and Mra. Charlotte Henderson of San Francisco. Mrs. Dave McIntosh and Mrs. Samuel Steel of Du Bols, Pa.

A member of Oriental Encampment No. 57. I. 0. 0.

F. Funeral services will be held Monday, July 15th. at 2 o'clock p. from the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter near Polk. MUELLER--In this city.

July 11. 1920, Hugo Mueller. dearly beloved husband of Helene Mueller. loving father of Mrs. Gerta Jess.

grandfather of Elinor Jess and beloved brother of Theodore. Max and Fred Mueller. Mrs. Eda Kruse and Mrs. Lena Tirgrath.

8 native of Germany. aged 57 years. A member of Mission Lodge No. 10. Od.

H. and Molders' Union. Local No. 164. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services today (Saturday) At 2:30 p.

at the chapel of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission near 25th. Interment. Cypress Lawn Memorial Park.

MULLER-In this city, July 12. 1929 Adolph Bernhardt (Ben), beloved husband of Carolyn Muller. loving father of Dorothy Muller, son of Mrs. Carolina Muller, brother of Lena and Etta Muller, a native of San Francisco. A member and Past Master of Golden West Lodge No.

455, F. A. S. F. Pyramid No.

1. Sciots: Mission Chapter No. 79, R. A. S.

F. Commandery No. 41, K. Islam Temple Shrine: Golden Gate Camp No. 64.

W. 0. Cal. Circle. Neighbors of Woodcraft: White Eagle Tribe, Red Men.

Friends are invited to attend services Gantner Maison, 771. to 777 Valencia Monday, at 1:30 p. at the chapel of near 19th under the auspices of Golden West Lodge, F. A. M.

Olivet Memorial Park. PADGETT-In this city. Clarence Padgett, brother of Walter Padgett of Raymond, Washington. Remains at the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter near Polk. Notice of funeral hereafter.

PATENALL-In city. July 12. 1929, Emma, wife of thine late Thomas H. Patenall and mother of Mrs. Anita Rohde.

Mrs. Hilda Rowe. Donald, Harry, Edgar. Harold and Bertrum Patenall, Friends are invited to attend the servIces, Monday, at 2 p. from Ashley McMullen's.

Geary st. at 6th ave. POTTER--In Oakland. July 12. 1929.

Richard O. Potter, beloved son of Mrs. Frances Potter and the late T. B. Potter.

brother of T. Irving Potter of Portland and Mrs. J. L. Dobbins and Mrs.

Fannie May Erhenfeldt and nephew of Mrs. Lila L. Eskew and Mrs. C. A.

Campbell. a native of Oakland, aged 21 years. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral at his late residence. 2745 School Oakland, Monday, July 15, 1929, at 2 o'clock p. m.

Inurnment. RAPKEN (VOGEL)-In this city, July 12, 1929. Caroline Alberta, dearly beloved wife of J. D. Rapken, devoted mother of J.

David Jr. and Joy Ann Rapken, beloved daughter of Ernest and Anna Vogel and loving sister of Anna Vogel, a native of Novato, aged 21 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, July 15th, at 10:30 a. from "'Wieboldt's" Funeral Parlors, 833 between 19th and 20th. Interment, Woodlawn Cemetery.

RUBENSTEIN-In this city. July 11, 1929, Pauline Rubenstein. beloved wife of the late Adolph Rubenstein and loving mother of Mrs. Delia Hever. Mrs.

Rose Adel. Mrs. Rae Verdier. Henry. Morris, Charles, Samuel, Ika, Jake and Max Rubenstein and the late Louts Rubenstein, 8 native of Germany, aged 94 years 3 months 26 days.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Sunday. July 14th. at 1 p. at the chapel of H. F.

Suhr 2919 Mission near 25th. Interment, Salem Cemetery. RUSSELL--In Palo Alto. July 11, 1929, Harry Russell. beloved husband of Margaret J.

Russell. father of George H. and Marion A. Russell, a native of Canada. aged 40 years.

Services to be held Saturday, at 2:30 from chapel of Roller Hapgood, Palo Alto. RUTHERFORD--In Oakland. July 11. 1929. Thomas, beloved husband of Mary J.

Rutherford, loving father of Edna M. Rutherford. brother of Mrs. Jennie Scott, Mrs. Emma Dowton and James Rutherford.

a native of Lockport, New York. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday, July 13th, 1:30 p. from the Oakland parlors of Freeman Cox-Roach Kenney, Telegraph ave. Interment private. Please omit flowers.

SMITH -In this city, July 12, 1929, WIlliam J. Smith of Courtland. beloved husband of Minnie G. Smith. loving father of Mrs.

Morris Myers and George W. J. Smith of Courtland. brother of Edward Smith, native of California, aged 68 years. Funeral service will be held Monday.

July 15, at 2:30 o'clock. from the chapel of Miller Skelton. 1015 20th Sacramento, Calif. Interment, private. STONE--In this city, July 11, 1929, Frank, beloved husband of Rachel Stone, loving father of Murray L.

Stone, a native of Russia. A member of the Seattle Aerie No. 1. F. 0.

E. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services Sunday. July 14. 1929, at 10:30 a. from the Hebrew Funeral Parlors, 1115 Buchanan st.

THOMPSON-In this city, July 11, 1929, Ethel C. N. Thompson, loving sister of Miss H. B. Thompson, a native of California.

Remains were forwarded from the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter to Newman. for funeral serv. ices and interment. WAND--In this city. July 11.

1929, Phil beloved husband of Effie Wand. loving father of Phyllis M. Wand. brother of Thomas L. Wand.

Virginia W. Winklman. Mrs. Alice W. Thurman, Mra.

Frances W. Dake and Daisy W. Rea. a native of San Francisco. Cal.

Funeral services will be held today (Saturday) at 9:30 (nine thiray) o'clock a. from the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Butter near Polk. WHITE -In Palo Alto. July 11, 1929, James Alexander White (formerly of 2918 Jackson dearly beloved brother of Charles A. and Amy A.

White and Mra S. J. Rassette. A member of Stanford Parlor. N.

8. G. and Veterans of the National Guard. Funeral services will be held today (Saturday), at 2:30 o'clock p. from the mortuary of Halsted 1128 Sutter near Polk.

Interment private. STANFORD PARLOR No. 76. N. G.

-The officers and members are requested to attend the funeral of our late brother. James A. White, a charter member, from the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter st. See particulars above. WM.

E. WEISGERBER. President. CHAS. T.

O'KANE, Secretary, WILBUR--In Los Gatos, July 10, 1929, Edward F. Wilbur. beloved hugband of Mary T. Wilbur and loving father of Mra. Mark Church of Rio Vista, Mrs.

Charles Regamey and Mrs. William Biggar of Redwood City, native of Missouri, aged 69 years months 24 days. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Saturday, July 13, 1929, at 2 p. from the Place Funeral Home. 115 North Santa Cruz Los Gatos, Cal.

Interment, Olivet. Memorial Park. WIND--In this city, July 10, 1929, Celia, dearly beloved wife of the Herman Wind. loving mother of Bernard and Charles Wind. Remains were forwarded from the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter to Cincinnati.

Ohio. for funeral services and interment. It isn't what you spendit's what you save. H. F.

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