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11 TITUTISDAT ETfiLNESGr. OAKLAND TRIBUNE. APRIL 24, 1902 Ilonlton (3) won. Nerrator fTi second. OAKLAND PLAYERS BHf.

FULLER TO BE ORDAINED GOOD FORM. THE H. C. CAPWEU, CO. Corner 12th and Washington Oakland.

Glove Sate Unprecedented. $125 Kid Glove for 74c. The great volume of glove trade his turned our war'. 50c dollar1 the 0HtPut an Eastern glove xvorks at' We make you the unheard of offer for the next 'few days. Genuine $1.25 Glove for 74c.

This is no make-believe Glove but is a bare fact. Novelty Shirt Waists ARE IN Ewing's Men Are in Pennant News and the SENATORS WILL MEET OAKLAND EXCELLENT GAMES ARE SCHED-ULED FOR THE HOME GROUNDS At GOLDEN GATE. the elements uf-rf tnikind the game between Oaklun 1 and Saera-r rnnto schoialej to take plate yesterday Golden Gat Park v. us de.d.in o'T. Both teams and quite a number of enthusiasts were in the arena, but prevailed, the si bruising.

Tiie cards say that the pame two teams will get together in Kei 1 $1.25 REAL MOCHA CLOVES, 74 Black, brown, mode, beaver, red and gray all 1 and they deserve their name, for they are novelties possess so much tyle and value that we are tempted to boast of them. SUEDES, 74c SI. 25 REAL KID Mostly small sue modes and grays. $1.25 CLACE KID sizes all co.ors and wnite. All During this sale all Gloves warran ted and fitted to the hand ABRAHAMSON BROS.

CINC.) Colored Waists are priced from 5Qc to S2.50- The dollar line i particularly strong. It offers you a marve'ou) choice of good thiny and them: SI The Gibson waist ia fancy pink and striped Ginghams; new cut collar and cuffs. SI.OO Very smart line of -gingham waists, all manner of attractive styles; trimmed with stitched straps, fit. SI.OO Striped "ingh-am waists in all new, fresh co'ors; made with tucked yoke effect. 465-467-469-471 THIRTEENTH STREET.

S. E. CORNER WASHINGTON. WHITE WAISTS A display of rare bi.iuty and y.iriety; priced from 50c to $4.95 SI.OO Liwn waist; froat of insertion anl tuciinL'; cluster tuc-iu in back. 82.00 Fjne quality lawn waist; front of open-work embroidery inser-tioa-and very fine tucks; tacked tack; collar and cuffs finished wilh fine tucks and insertion.

i SILK WAISTS a most inviting field from which to Dick a pleasing summer' garment, Price9 range from 3. 25 to SI 0.75- A late novelty is a Gibson waist of silk moire; comes in l'jjht blue o'd rose atul.blacx; trimmid with Tjlack and white silk fan i- A- A vtJi stock coilar anl moire bow, stttched pleat3 in back; price $5.95 GLOVES, 74c ES8 Epworth League Convention. San Francisco District of the Epworth League meets at College Park. San Jose. Aitl 25 to 27.

On account of this iiieciin- the Southern Pacific Company has offered a special rate of one fare atid one-third for a round trip for attendants. Tickets un sale at all S. P. ket offices. Oakland Cafe Still Open.

Ine Cue is now running under now in an-l will remain open day utLi niyht as before Best at short notice. loi'U Broadway. ii Auk BASS1LIO. On Sale Tomorrow." Extension tables, dining dv.iirs. at H.

Sch lih.ias. corner Eleventh Street. Have your music and magazines bound at THE TRIBUNE offica. A. TOURISTS If you are thinking of buying a pleca of city property or a ranch, you will find hundsomc- bargains advertised in tha classified department of THE TRIBUNE.

i Priest's Soda (in syphoha) 80o per dozen delivered. Telephone John 838. OASTOniA, Bears the 1 Mnfl You Have Always Bought Signature of SAN FRANCISCO. CONTINENTAL BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA ia Subscribed Capital, 1 12.000,000.00 I'md in Capital 3000,00000 I'roS ami Reserved fund 250,00000 Monthly Income, over 150,00000 To liff.p members to build homes, also to ma.c loans on improved property, the inrmbers Riving firt liens un their reil estate as security Home Office: 301 California Strett, SAW Wm. Conaix c'y and General Manager H.

S. BRIDGE Merchant Tailors, 622 MARKET STREET, Upstairs, opposite Pa'-ace Hotel, San rancisco. New Choice Patterns 1902 Spring and Summer. Aicono i-s tnird. Tne otnr starters were The Foe.

Deutchlaod. Bell Rted. Cliraso, Gaviota, The OwL Time. i Fourth race, six furlonrs Slstr Jeanie (1-2) won, Divina (II) second. Constella- tor third.

The athr strters were Mechams. Headwater. Frank Bell. Cu ban Girl. Scratched John Bores, Sallnus, Saul of Tarsus.

Time, 1:14. Fifth race, one mile and a sixteenth- Eonic (3-9) won. Ob! a (18-5) saeond. Lime- ligrht (20) third. The other starters w6r JOE WALCOTT.

He is matched to fight Gardner before the Yosemite Club tomorrow nigat. www Antolse, The Fretter, Rio Shaunon, Ada N. Time. Sixth race, one mile and 100 yards Me- rops iBi won. Marasnctno seconu.

Rasy titu third, the otner starters were Loyal Kxnedient. Bob Palmer, Harry Thatcher. Disturber. Elmido. Scratched Kastaine, Constable, Kick- umbob, Bounlman.

TENNIS GAMES FOR THE SEASON OAKLAND WILL BE WELL REPRE SENTED IN A NUMBER OF EVENTS. Northern California will have a great tennis season this year, as "the two 'big events scheduled to take place there nei month promise to bring out the best play on record. On May 3d and 4th the Citrus Colony invitation tournament will take place on the club courts near Pen-ryn, with the best players on the coast in the lists. R. X.

Whitney, G. F. Whit ney. Dr. suraner tiaray, am itaroy, joe Daily, W.

B. Collier Grant Smith and H. Y. Crowed, eight of the strongest racket wielders from San Francisco and Oakland, will make the trip north to par ticipate in this event. The Elliott broth ers, tie champions 01 JNormern caiuui-nia.

will also be invited to play in 'the tournament, which will consist or special prize matches in both singles and dou bles. Daily, the crack professional, will not play in the tournament itselt. but will ive an exhibition of his skill witn tne racket in matches with the amateur champions. This will ke the first time that such an aggregation of champions. has come together in California since tne Eastern experts visited the coast in 1-SU'J.

BOWLING ON THE LOCAL ALLEYS OAKLAND COUNCIL, NATIONAL UNION ENJOYS AN EVENING WITH THE PINS. Oakland Council, N'o. 7:5. National I'n-ion. capped the climax of its famous open meetiygs ana socials when, on last Tuesday evening, the council gave a "bowling party" at the Oakland Bowling Alleys on Thirteenth street.

Two alleys had been previously engaged for the occasion. Cards bearing numbers were distributed to the partici pants and sides were formed, the odd numbers on one. the even on the other assuming the names of "Odds" and "Evens'" respectively. Interest and excitement began with the first ball rolled and never ceased until after two games had been completea. Not only were the "Odds'" and all excitement, but the boys setting up the pins joined In the amusement and finally all the bowlers in the alleys took a part.

Poor plays were cheered as well as good untilthe whole place eeh oed and re-echoed with shouts of ap planse and laughter. lhe hrst as well as the second game was won by the "Evens." Jillett won the prize with the higTiest score for the evening of 180 points. Kitchener a close second with 176. The prize was a handsome briar -pipe with amber mouthpiece. Adams made a score of 141, which was phenomenal considering it was the hrst' time he had ever bowled.

It was 11:30 before the bowlers left the alleys. Following is a score of the two games: FIRST GAME. Udds Kltcliener 11. Miller 102, let cher 120. S.

Anderson 61, Stevens 7, Rey nolds 75, Humphreys 6. Cartwright Oxam 74. Brown 74, Braun 75, Berlin SI total 1,054. "Evens H. S.

Anderson 134. Hede mark 75. Adams 90, Dr. Boyes 43, Mit chell 65. Hanson 98.

Jellett Weston y6. A. C. Hedeniark 88, Leet 105, Butterfleid lo7. Price total 1,130.

SECOND GAME. "Odds" Kitchener 176. Miiler 136, EI-ford $7. S. Anderson 74.

Stevens 86, Braun 74. Dudgeon 102, Cartwright 117, Oxain fcl, Brown 76. Berlin total l.Uta. "Evens" II. S.

Anderson 115, Hede mark 73. Adams 141. Dr. Boyer Hanson Jellett U0, Price 121. A.

C. Hede-mark 6. Eeet 6S, Buiteriield 136, Weston 122; total 1.234. WANTS TO FORM HIGH SCHOOL QUARTET. AEAMfc.UA, April zi.

An errort I3 being made by A. Horatio Coggrswell to form a High School Quartet. From all present indications tjie or ganization may shortly be -NT-: 1 I 1 yy: SjiBm First Services of the Kind at the Unitarian Church. INTERESTING PROGRAM HAS BEEN ARRANGED. Rev.

George Fuller will be ordained on Friday evening at the First Unitarian Church. So far as can be learned, this will be the time ttiat this function has occurred in this denomination in this city. At in the afternoifti an ecclesiastical council will assemble in Wendte Hall, consisting of a minister and one delegate from each of the invited churches. This council will listen to statement from the candidate and then advise the church as to the ordination. The public ceremonies will be helO at 8 o'clock in the evening at the main church building, and will be participated in by some of the most brilliant speakers on the The sermon will be delivered by the Rev.

William Day of Seattle, who has made tne long journey for this purpose. The charge to the people will be given by the Rev. William Jav Hudson of the People's Church of Santa Rosa, a young orator of rare promise, and the charge to the minister will be delivered by the Boston, now ofcmf vmfw ehrdlcmfwypc Rev. Benjamin GoodriJge, recently of Boston, now of Santa Barbara. The right ihand of fellowship will be extended by the Rev.

George Whitefleld Stone, and the ordaining prayer will be offered by the Rev. K. F. Dinsmore of San Francisco. Jt is expected that the Rev.

F. X. Hos-mer of Berkeley will be the moderator and the Rev. Bradford Leavltt of San Francisco the scribe. The choir will furnish special music.

The program is in charge of the committee of arrange-sients. consisting of the senior minister, Mr. Mills. Col. John P.

Irish and. A. A. Denison. Ail seats will be free and the public is invited.

OFFICIAL RECORD. wednesday, april 23, "deeds. 1902. April 2, 02 George and Carrie Sterling (wife) to The Realty Syndicate, (cptn) Oakland, Lots 8 to 10 blk 14 Map Part Plot 6 Kelbrgs Survey and Peralta Ro ppty Emery Sub to 699 393, $10. Oct 22, 01 Arthur and Lettie Holland to George Hollo way, Okd, SW Harmon and Dana 40 115 ptn Lot 23 blk Map University Park near University.

Same to Same, Okd, Harmon 40 Dana 40 115 ptns Lots 22 and 23 same Map, $10. April 21, 02 Mary Ann Belden wife to Richard Montgomery, Okd, 43d 90 Grove 90.26 91.25 Deed given to correct 3d description in 812 443, recorded April 10, 02 bet same parties, $10. April 21, 02 Richard Montgomery to Neal McKeon, Okd, 41st 2o0 West st 30 138-3 blk 2089 Map Paradise Plot. Same to Same, Oakland, 42d 210 West st 60 137-7 1-4 blk 2089 same map. Same to Same.

Okd. 43d 90 liove 90.26 91.25, $10. Same to Same, Okd, Lots 33 and 34 blk 480, 25 ft on Filbert st 125, $10. March 17, 02 Fidelity Guar anty Co to Nicholas Met abe, Okd, Lots 33 and 34 blk 480,. 25 feet on Filbert st 125, $10.

April 17, 02 Elizabeth Woodward by Albert Black, comr to Oakland Assn. Okd, Salem 200 43d 50 130 Lot 5 blk 2 Map Sub ptn Plot Kelrgs Svy Ro and Peralta, $400. April 2, 02 Dudley and Mary- Louise Bates to I Truman, Okd, E-17th 135 24th av 37-6 150 beg one-half Lot 5 blk Map Sub 50 Associates tract, Trw. Feb 26, 02 Chas and Margt Greene ind Jeremiah Sullivan by Albert Black comr to Oakland Bank of Sav ings, Okd. SW E-22d 419-8 1-2 24-th av SE 35 SW 115 pt Lot 7 blk Map Sub 50 Associates tract, $1,373.

April 21, 02 Oakland Bank of Sav ings to Vm and Flora marker (wife.) Okd, Same, $10. April 30, 9S Wm and Lottie Mayhew to Anson Blake, Berk, Lots 13 and 14 Map College tract subj to mtge of $2,500, $10. March 20. 99 Anita and Anson Blake and as atty to George Schmidt, Berk, same. $10.

April 19. 02 Ellen and Wm A Hast ings to Hannah Woolmirigton. Berk. Prince 50 Harper'N 111 90 40 114.97 ptn Lots 4 and 5 blk 7 Map Sub blk 7 Central Park tract, $10. April 21.

02 Cary A and Edwd Driggs to Mary and Harvey at-erbury, Berk. Center st 523 Shat- tuck av 50 134.62 blk I Sub dvn Map blk 1 Shattu'ck! tract ptn Plot 68. $10. 02 Annie Bondi(widow to Mary Bond (single.) Bklyn Tp, 1.58 acres beg at pt on bdry lime bet Rhoda and Reichert tracts at intersection by line of Co rd Svy Xo 1854 on course 10 th along line said road Svy NE 488.36 XV along course fj' said rd Svy 315 to said bdry line bet said Rhoda and Reichert tracts SW i48.06 to beg. Same to Same, Bklyn Tp, .88 acre beg at most cor above described tret, th SW 488.36 to SE line land of Rhoda SW 22.06 to said Co rd as now traveled SE 585.8 XW 151.4 to beg $925.

Apr 17. 02 Mollie and Tt .1 Richmond, Wm Clark. Hodges. Anson and Mrs. Anson Hilton and Dubbs, by Albert Black, comr, to Oakland and Assn.

SW Orange 226.1 SE Orchard av SE 50 SW 130 ptn lots 69 to 71, map 'Marion tract, Bklyn Tp, $934. Apr 22, 02 Syndicate Investment Co, to Wm and Annie Long (wf). SW Washington 50 SE Tevis SE. 25x SW 105, lot 3. blk 769 map Syndicate Invest Co sub blks 751 to 754, 769 and 770, Ivy and Lane tracts, Frultvale, Bklyn Tp, $10.

Dec 7. 01 Jos (Butler to John and Ella Butler and Agnes Park (Butler) all int in foil: oeg at cor blk 2. th XE along SE In tsdblk 195-5 XW 140-2 lots 7 to 10 sol blk 2, mao Part Tdays and Caperton ppty svyd. by Alfred Bannister, warranty deed, Ala med3, $904. Apr 15.

02 Rose Gardner Copp to Alameda Land Co (cotn) Pacific av 2oo Chestnut 50 150-2 lot blk 4, map Id adj to Encinal, sub ta 567 470 for $20o0. Alameda. $73. Mar 18, 02 Conina Ti and A Pat eco to A Paeheeo, lots 11 and 12, blk Revised plan town Pleawanton, Mur'y Tp. 1700.

Apr 23, 02 John Glascock tn Marv -D Potter (widow) Jacksou 2 a 7ta FRIDAY the Lead For of the Fighters Horses. the panied by Manager Pierce, who will be assisted by Henry Lewis in the fig-ht-er's corner. Wak-ott is the favorite at 10 to 8. Eddie Smith of the Reliance Club will referee. Ja Kane ad Jack Dean and Willie Bourne andP.obbie Johnson wiH furnish the preliminaries.

The contest will lie in Woodward's Pavilion. The Yosemite flub will arrang-e to ha busses at the ferry should the I'arm'-n's strike- continue. There has a larae advance sale of seats. A dispatch Now York says: 'T. rti htiarkev and (Jus Ruriii.

tier mat. hed this afternoon to box fifteen rounds to a decision before the iiioiial Sporting of Lor. Ion during the week re-pi'ininp: June 23d for a purse of the winner to cet r.er cut. 1 ne men are to bu at catch weigfhts under ''1, -A the Marquis of Queensberry rules. RECORDS MADE AT EMERYVILLE TWO FAVORITES CROSS UNDER THE WIRE FIRST AT THE TRACK.

Onlv two favorites crossed under tne wire at Emeryville yesterday after Some long shots brought good m-mev to the men who bet on them. The races resulted as follows: First race, seven furlongs Frank Duf fy il'i won, Elmer L. (tiOl second. Hi nack-er ii--') third. The other starters were Mareliitto, Matilda Anthracite La Burgiu.

lntradu; Erad Agent, Catherine Bravo, Royal Prize, Pin, Sailor. Time, 2:25. S-cond race, six furlongs February tlH-r. 1 won. Straggler il'J) second, Jerid U'-'i third.

The other starters were No via Marrsa. Vaw-aine. The Scot, Reina de i'uba. Golden Light, Barnato. Farme-ro.

Marh n-e. Silver Fizz, old Finder. Scratched Dolllu Wcithoft. Time, ltnr.i race. four and one-half turlongs A CHINA HEAD Comes From Tea Drinking.

A lady writes from Shanghai, China, In the summer of Husband a I were traveling through Southern Europe and I was finally la'd uo in Rome with a slow fever. An American lady gave me some Postum Food Coffee which I Vjegan using at once. It was my sole breakfast and supper. In 3 short time the change in my physica condition was wonderful to see. I.

will never travel again without Postum. 'When we arrived in Shanghai we were in an English community and found ourselves in the midst of the four o'clovk tea custom. Before lon we began to have sleepless nights and nervous days as a result of our endeavors to be amiable and conform to custom. As sooti as it cou'd arrive fiom Ban Francisco we had a large strpp 'astuiit Food Coffee and "began it use at th- four tea table, i c-inmt tell how popular the coffee tabl ibe-ca-ine for afternoon callers. In fact a number of the business men.

as well as missionaries, use Postum now wholly in plaef -f tea and the value of the i-hanse from coffee and tea cannot be estimated." Name siven by Postum Battle Creek, HITNKY s-1ILHIT. ever pitcher the Oakland Baseball Club. 4S-7 l-2x -W 75, blk 62, Kellrgs map, Oakland. $li Apr 16, reJos Fol. ia fsingle) Alexander Murdock (single) Center -N 13::.

lieme Mib lot J. map Nc Watts tract, Oak- Steer to Helena lot 15. blk 1. map Oakland, gift. House to Carrie land, $l'i.

June 26, 01 John puller Golden Gate tract. Mar 12. H7 Rouse (vf) beg pt on cor Shaituck av 75.90 along- College Way. 39.90 t3.03 40 further described at lot 16 blk 1, map Sea. View Park, Berkelev, I gift.

Apr 22, 02 David Solomon Cahen (single) to Evelyn A Rat cliff University av 7u Louisa st 105 114.68 105 114.6.-lots 26 to 28, map College tract, Berkeley, Slo. Apr 23, 02 Euphemia Poulsen wf to Octavius Hull and Geo il lota 31 and 32 blk G. map Melrose Station tract, Bklyn Tp. $10. Apr 23, 02 Octavius Hull and Chas Lee to Chas Peterson, lots 13 and 11 blk map Daly tract.

Bklyn Tp, Apr 23, 02 to Euphemia- Paulson, lots 11 and 12. blk C. same map, $364. Apr 22, 02 Wm Hammond Jr (single) to Jas Watson Jr (married) Haight av 237 9th or McPherson st 3o .125 ptn Aughinbaugh 223 aire tract, Alameda, $10. Apr 23.

02 Lizzie Bordwell (wid.nv) to Frank Bordwell and Georgia Houston (both single) XE Buctia Vista avenue 140 XW Everett st .40 XE 150 blk map Alameda Station lid Tract, Alameda, $10. Feb 12, 97--Mary La Plant (widow) to Alexander La Plant, Oak st 600 Clinton av SI. 07 1-2 30 81.02 1-2 10 ptn blk 55, map Town Encinal and. Ids a'djet, Alameda. May 24, 00--Alexander La Plant to Eurilla La Plant (wf) same, Alameda, gift.

'MORTGAGES. Apr 18, 02 John and Ada Mer-riam to Berkeley Bank of Savings. SE Channing way and Bowditch st 125 50 lot 1 and 5 ft lot 2, map Shaf-ter ppty, being ptn blk s. College Hd Assn. 2 years, Berkeley, $35o0.

Apr 22, 02 Hannah Wnnlmington to same, as in deed from Ellen Hasting and hsbd, 2 years. Berkeley, $1200. Apr 19. 02 and Mary Ellen Keller to Hibernia and Soc'v cor Piedmont ami Rose avs XE 1.7.30 SE 794.03 SW 178.25 XW 794.03 -ptn Pint 10 Kellrgs map. Ros and Peralta, Oakland: except lot 50 10" on NE cor Piedmont and Rose avs; or of Pearl or Fait mount av and Rose av XVr 101.12 SW 100 to pt rear In lot 17.

th along rear In Ints 17 to 19 to intersection of sd In with XW In of Pearl st or Fairmotint av, th along si last ln-XE to beg, lots 18 and 19 and 20 ft of lot 17. map Kellers Rose Park. Oakland; SW Rose av 350 t-'E Piedmont av. th 44 degrees 12 feet along sd 1 nRose av to a pt SW alone: In dvdg lots 10 and 11 loo ft to pt at junction of sd In with rear In lot 10 XW 90 to pt in rear In lot 8. XE to beg lots 9.

10 and SE lo ft h.t 8. same map, 1 year, 7 1-2 per cent, Oakland. $35oo. Jan 25. 02 Helena an li Chas A Armstrong to Ida Catheriana Johnson, Wheeler av 162.10 Washington st 37-6 130 being lot 29 and 1-2 lot 28, blk A.

Terminal trad, 5 years, 6 pel cent. Bklyn Tp. $95(t. Anr 23 02 Louis Schreeh (single) to Wm Walsh. 18th 110 Peralta 2" 115 lot 10, blk 740-A map Ke.ivn pik 740 and ptns blk 739.

,2. an i jea. 10 per cent. Oakland. Apr 1, 02 Marion 1 and 1 I- jonnson i ,.11, 1 to Rufus Page, lots i.

anu i- man Estudillo San ix-amiro. i year, per ceni. r-oru i p. ci.w. DEEDS OF TRUST.

A pi 23, 02 Augustus Ward to Baker "and Chas Tabor, tr Alameda Savings Bank. Bay Dayton ay 1... Paru st 120 S2.ptn lots and 9 blk U. map Oak Park Encinal of Alameda. Alameda, $10o(C MONARCH COFFEE AND SPICES Are absolutely the best.

Ask your dealer for them. T.ike no substitute. When you get the "Monarch" you pet the best. Mills at Ml Washington street. Landgraf Hansen, props.

Call for "Priest's Napa." It ia tha baat. 380 Thirteenth street Telephone John 36. For Sale. Superior of furniture at. th- old reliable H.

Schellhaas, Eleventh street. Prieat'e Napa (tr. Syphors) 80s per dozen. Telephone John 836. Probate Notice.

I-n the Superior Court of the county of Alameda, tetate of Canlornla. In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth G. McNeil, deceased. Notice of time set for proving will, and application for letters of administration with will annexed. Notice is hereby given, thai a petition for The probate if -the will of Elizabeth MeNeil.

deceased, and for the Issuance Yo Charles J. Neil of leiiers of administration wilh the will annexed has been tiled in this Court, and that Friday, the 10th dav of Mav A f. l'rj, at 10 o'ejo'-k A. M. t)t" said day, at the Courtroom of 1 meiit No.

4 of said Court. at the Surt House in the city of Oak-) land, in the county of Alame-Ia. bus been! 9ft for the hearing of said jeution. when i anu where any jers.on interested may appear and content the same, and show cause if any they have why said petition hould not be granted. Dated April 1'-.

KltANK C. Clerk. By J. C. Lfputy Clerk.

I i IIIMMilil Hill elusive. Sunday il an tlr is The jreneral il liy Director (ieneral Schb as. "The will font about which- will be used in a niaKnitieTit electrical tta Uon of La fayette square. The buildings' and jrees are bo studded with a myriad of small v.ui-cMniv 1 irica n.lcs. t-nt lamps to Slow I.

sparkl- "Hii- carnival is in the hands of our own peopie exclusively anl will not be. Controlled by any professional fakers. Til'' rules an r'illal ioiis will be that disorder will he impossible. We shall not opera'e the fair on Sunday. No Illinois will be nor will any 11U kel-in-1 he-slot macliines be permitted, "There will su an absence of objectionable features that of our citizens will he able to take iart and enjoy the unique entertainment to tin' utmost.

Tt is a ery gra il'y big sikii that there has been unanimous a uTl enthusiastic support offered by our pceplo. We. want, of course, to make this festival a I'mancta and we want to attract thousands of strans. rs to our The following commUte.es have -been appointed: Press felt on Taylor, chairman; Cal KwiiiHT. 1'.

(loMsiiuth. i St rmkiiia li. J. In. 11.

1'. Travers, 11. C. Cap-vell. IU 1.

Hamlin. K. U. Siednian. Literary Kx.

ivis. I A. Melvin, chairman: t'i. it. I.ukens.

jeo. W. Heed, Judtje hi. oscten. J.

W. lynmiuls, J. J. Allen. Lights, and 1 llumin.it ions W.

Smith, chairman; V. Hughes II. 1 1. C. J.

lleeseman. Mr. Habcock. Street 1'arade L. A.

chairman; A. buiK. C. H. I lawmaker, J.

fa I LVing, Captain W. 1. Fletcher, F. It. Dorsas.

Hay Baker. James llahn. Invitations J. L. I)aniels.

chairman; A. F. I'aumgart tier. f. Transportation Edwin Stearns, chairman; ltarrett, Then.

Joseph f.hirardelli. C. J. Tis.lale. A.

ker. -Mr. Walker. 1. Whitney.

and Buil.lini.-s f. Ingbr, ehalrnian: F. P. Mcl'cely, U. U.

Jeffery. I harh-s t)tt. C. fuvellier, R. J.

Bo er, fharles A. Hon. oncessiuns U. l.aiighiin. chairman: G.

Smith, f. .1 llcseman. M. F. Scan-Ian.

I). F. M.cWade, Feck. Finance J. F.

Kooney. chairman; dore J. W. Matthews, T. lin.

J. 1. Tayhir. Treasurer. W.

ilon; secretary, J. J. Ilanirin Jr. Music J. 1'.

Hart, ciiairman; I P. Ay- vrs. f. L. Learn.

K. S. C. Smith, chairman; F. J.

Lea, 1. McL iugliii'i. JtKlve Henry A. Melvin. J.

f. Hart, f. l. U.ites W. H.

Matthews Kxhibits A. '1'. Mclonoush. M. J.

Keller. K. M. Brlare, Joseph f.hir-ardelli. 1) II.

I'riesl, M. A. hidden. John Mitchell. Advertising R.

Whitehead, chairman; C. H. Hawbaker. .1 lb semati. H.

f. fapwell, M. J. Keller. W.

O. Warnoek, Al d. Boosters Mr. Austin, chairma-n: Kd Taylor. Mr.

fallahan. lr. red Jordan, Ixu Martin. Mr. Spurgeti, l'aul Goldsmith.

I'rogram J. Matthews. A. f. lbilgt-s.

A. F. Haumgarleu, ,1. L. lecoratious Julius SenltHTser.

t'ieorge F. Xeece, (ieo t. J. Ke'a ting FuWie Sa't'ety Chief of Police Fred Gray, Hodg- kins. L.

IV loom, M. K- rne. Kecctd io'i Mr. L.avitt. hairntan; Mr.

Fitzgerald, Mr. M-Iviti. Mr. lieed, Dr. JIaNy.

5 Hotel Accommodation Tt. M. Fred Jordan. Ben A. rmuth.

The Building Committee is composed of George VT. Rfcd. chairman: G. K. F.

W. Lcavitt. Julius Seulberger. J. It.

Linktr Charles i. Taylor and A. T. Mel vmough. WILL BE HOME FOR ORPHANS "PETERHOF CASTLE" SITE WILL BE ACQUIRED BY THE ARCHBISHOP.

Negotiations are u'Kuit to 'he elosM whfret the Anhbishop of this ilineese, will thr of the famous "IVterhof Castle." in upper Fruit-vale, which formerly belonged to the late fount" P. W. Paulsen, who was at Hie heao of a mystic rder of spiritualists. It is the purpose of the prospective buyer. to use the four acres of rolling ground for the location of an orphau asylum, as there is no stuh insiili'ti- owned by Catholics un this shiv of the bay.

ELKS PLAN A FOR TIE FAIR. i Director General Sch-leuter Outlines Their Ideas. ARRANGEMENTS RAPIDLY BEING COMPLETED The local lodge of Klks is making elab orate preparations for the street fair Which will be held from Jun.r 14 to Jl in- CRIDAY we'll have a Shoe Cartfival big values at littlerices for little people. Here are our specials. 250 pain Children's red button Shoes 120 pairs Children's red, white, blue and black Sandals.

72 pairs Children's (longola but--ton or lace cloth, or kid top -i. 95 pairs Children's don go la kid lace shoes with patent leather tops; sizes to 12; worth fr.oo, on sale at 65c 135 pairs Children's don'gola lace Shoes, heavy extension or light so es; srzes to it 95c Boys' calf lace Shoes, all sizes 12 to SXA 120 pairs Little GentV calf lace Shoes, plain or spring heels; sizes to worth. $1.50. Little Men's kangaroo calf lace shoes, solid oat i soles; with hooks. i.

95 Boy's fine calf lace Shoes with extension soles; made on newest last $1.45 Misses' and Children's pateut leather lace shoes, -undressed kid, a Telvet top; at prices that will simply astonish lace Shoesj patent leather top; worth J1.50; on sale 95 J.SIMON TRUSTEE SHOE STORE 962 Washington Street FINE PROM Children's Day at Simon's Shoe Store He is the Park today and a large delegation of Oaklanders will cross the bay and walk out Market street. Those who want te ride will Uk. ex- press wagor and ne taen oui A park at trx- sams -price it costs iu on a street -11 The game next lav on this tduo of the bay will be little out of the ordinary. Sacramento is to down a carload of noise-maker, and besides, Michael -Ansrelo Fisher will remove the moth ball fromhis uniform and wear it next Sunday. The batting average of the Senators is so poor that some claim that Fisher, in practice, furnishes his men police clubs to bat with.

Sacramento has a strong hold on last pla'ce are going to tight hard to get up with the procession The knowing ones say that if Cal's men rdav up to their present form he iennant will float from the County Auditor's office this year. GARDNER TrEADY TO MEET WALCOTT BATTLE WILL TAKE PLACE AT WOODWARD'S PAVILION ON FRIDAY NIGHT. Geo. Gardner ill finish training at Culma Thursday night ait! enter the ring at 162 pounds. He has entirely recovered from his broken thumb thu handicapped him in -his Aast contesJ ith Waleott.

lie will' be seconded by AleeGreg-gains and Dave parry, Wal ott will leave Larkspur ar nm- MEAT QUOTATIONS Beef and Mutton Easier. Pork and Veal Lower. Lamb Steady. Roast Beef TJS 8c Rib Steak 9C Round Steak Hc Loin Steak 12c Prime Rib Roast Beef 12Vo Leg of Veal lOc Veal Chops 12c Itg Mutton 12c Mutton Chops lOc Shoulder Lamb 6c Roast Pork lOc Park Chops 1 lc Sausage, all kinds 10c SPECIAL 15 volumes of the American Navv, Hawaii and Cuba given away absolutely FREE FIRST-CLASS MEATS VINCENT'S MARKET Seventh and Washington Streets Telephone Main 161 E. MARTIN CO.

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