Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 25

'OAKLAND TRIBUNE. JUNE 25 SUNDAY MORNING, RAILROAD SAVE MONEY AVIOD PAIN PROPOSALS CLUBS' THRIVE Little Orphans of 1 hree Charities LIKE MUSHROOMS Picnic in Piedmont Park the Wool Pile Fred Finch Orphanige. County Harbors Many Social' Organizations Whose Character Seems to Be Veiled Will At One whole day of merry making, at which they are to hold high festival as guests of ffonor, has been eet aside at Piedmont Park for the little orphans of the Fred Finch and Temescal orphanages and the West Oakland home next Wednesday. Luncheon will be served at midday under the trees of the park, after games and races which will fill the morning hours. In the afternoon swings, donkey rides.

a merry-go-round and a ball game, does not now appear there. No. 819 Washington is the entrance- to room over a French liquor store. The club's articles state it has no "capital stock. Olizmbus Club October 25, 1907.

Has no home given In city directory. Omohia Oakland Grecian Social Club January 27, 1908. Railroad Social -Club July 27, 1908.. Railway Men's Social Club December 29, 1908. Reoently reported to, the city council as a West Oakland institution.

Smaller Organizations Swiss-Xmerlcan Athletic and Social Club February 5, 1908. Its head quarters are givem lri the city dlrec Itf Mm Fred Recent Investigation by the city jjxto the workings of so-called "social clubs" which were in pome-instances believed to be evading the liquor license ordinance, hps called renewed attention to the fact that inoe the large addition of inhabitants to the cities and suburbs on the easterly shore of, San Francisco bav. following the big- fire of April. 1906, the Incorporation of such clubs in Ala meda county has continued, with remarkable zenl on the part of their organizers. That many of these clubs were of the mushroom order is indicated by the fact that their headquarters, or meeting places are not listed in the city directory, nor is dill-pent search for them rewarded by definite, information as to their survival at this time.

Since the -biff fire not fewer than twenty-five social clubs of one variety or another have filed incorporation papers in the Alameda county clerk's office, and the list does not include such prominently recognized Institutions as the- Athenian, the Elks, the Ue'innce or the Nile flub. Taking them in alphabetical order here are a few of them, with the date of filing their articles of "incorporation. Some of the Clubs Blue and Gold Social Club. April 10. 190K.

This has a flavor of North Hall ot the University of California, and at the Rami' tlmie mlfrht be confounded by tho u-nitiated with a popular brand of beer of -local manufacture. Banco Fopolace Operaia Italiana April 2. 1909. Not listed in city, directory. Charros Club December IS, 1908, Vas recently subject of investigation Ernst ITox Lunch Club Co.

March 27, Directory men overlooked Its abiding place.1 Idle Hour Social Club March 29. .1907. Ka.s been located at 413 Ninth street. Filed 'inew articles of incorporation April 5. 1907, as "The Idle Hour Social Club." Investigation showed it was patronized almost exclusively by neproes.

Japanese Business Men's Association Club March 10, 1909. Is not advertised in the city directory 'and like most Oriental institutions taking root here is an enigma to Caucasians. Maple Social Club December 3D, 1907. Has no place in the directory. Oakland Social Club January 1 0.07.

in same category as the Maple. Or.kland Walters' Social 20, 1907. Its-purposes and. con-duct were recently explained before the city council. Oakland French Club August 5 1907.

Not listed in the directory and its articles of incorporation do not in dicate where in Oakland it has headquarters, if any. i Fruitvale Citizens Annoyed In this connection residents of Ua-per Fruitvale have for several weekjs been more or less annoyed by meni-bers of a so-called "French who are reported as occupying one or more cottages on Hopkins street and claim to be regularly incorporated under the laws of ihis State. The initiation fee of 25 cents is also said to entitle the new member to the privilege of purchasing refreshments. "Whether the "Oakland French Club" and the Club" existing- on Hopkins street, Fruitvale, are one and the same has not as yet been runy ae-termlned by those, investigating the latter. It has, however, been ascertained that thQ French Club.

at Fruitvale was originally formed by, Frenchmen of both. Oakland and San Francisco, who are of a Class which the police assert are denizens of the "red light" district in those cities. Fruitvale residents assert that French, women of the half world regularly rendezvous at the Hopkins street club, chiefly As to the incorporated "Oakland French Club," its articles filed August 5, 1907, give the residence of three of its five directors at 521 Sixth street, one at. 5499 San Pablo avenue, and one at Mi) Washington street. The Sixth street number 521 if in its proper place, would be oh the frnnr of a market stall, but it IiotWmI i DEPARTURES AND i ARRIVALS OAKLAND I Trains are.

due to arrive and leava AT SIXTEENTH STRErT. AND AfTJSH, MAX 1808.Y 5 Leave -Awl. Rlcbmxna, Fan Pablo, Pinole, Crockett, Port Costa, Renlcln. Bulsuo 5acrnmento; ttosvviile, Wheatland, Maitsvtlle. Cfci Red Bluff, Anderson, Redding.

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Eden, Newark. Centerville, -Santa Clara, Baa 1 Jose. Connecta at Santa Clara witi No. 52, Wrights PasaeDger IViugbertyr Campbell. Loa Gatoa, Alma, Eva Wright San Leandro, Lorerzo.

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Salinas, King City, Paso Roiiles Hot Springs. Atascadero, San LuU Obtspu, Pizmo, Santa Barbara. Lns Angelea Yosemlte Valley via Nllea. Merced and El Portal (sleep- Finch prohanage. "Oh, We Are Jolly Farmers." will address the children at the Conclusion of their entertainment.

and an added Interest is given by the fact that he has announced this as his last public! ap Teeth Extracted Without Pain Acknowledged to be thfc easiest and beat ramies extractors in uaxiana. Until June 15 we have decided to make our best uts of. teeth for 93.00 ivTfefcTH ls7rfflUmAT SET OF TEKTK $3.00 GOLD CKOWNS 2.00 GOLD FILUNOS 100 SILVER KILLINGS. -0 BRIDGE WORK 2.00 i 4 vk Atlna whan taatk re ordered. A written guarantee for 20 years wun hji wui m.

BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS 11S5'j WASHINGTON ST. dayn. 9 to 9: Sundayt. 10 to 3. UK.

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146S Grove Oakland. Crl DS. WONG HIM 1268 O'FarreU Street Between Gough and Oct.iv I a SAN FRANCISCO DR. LEM, Specialist Chinese Tea and Herbs. 802 Franklin bet.

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Male and Female Private Troubles. NOTICE OF TIME SET. FOR PROVING WILL, ETC. No. 13289.

In the Superior Court pf the County of Alameda, state 01 uatnornia. In the matter of the estate of Sus.Tn P. Doane, deceased. Notice of 'time set for provlrtr will. etc.

Notice Is hereby jrlven that a petition for the probate or the will Susan P. Ioane, deceased, and for the issuance to Chester D. Norwood of letters testamen tary thereon has been ffied in this Caurt and that Monday, the 14th day of June. A. D.

1909, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said dav. at the Courtroom of Department No. 4 of said Court, at the Court -House In the City of Oakland.

In said County of Alameda; has been set for the hearing of said petition anl proving- said will, when and where any person Interested may ap pear and contest tne same. Dated May 26. 1909. JOHN P. COOK, Clerk.

P.v W. E. ADAMS. Deputy Clerk. THOS.

E. HAVEN. Monadnock bide. San Francisco, CaL. attorney for peti tioner.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ON THE SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL STOCK OF CLAREMONT HOTEL COMPANY, A CORPORATION, CLARKTSlONT HOTEL COMPANY. Location of principal place of bnst- ness. city or oaioand, county or Ala meda. State of California: location of I-works. County of Alameda, state of Cali fornia-Notice is hereby eiven that art a meet ine of the Board of Directors, held On the twenty-ninth day of April, 1909.

an assessment i(No. 7) of ten (10) dollar per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable to the Secretary of the corporation, at the office of the corporation. Room 218 In the buildinft known as Number 1218 Broad way. in the City of Oakland, County of state or California. Any stock upon which fhla assessment shall remain unpaid on Wednesday, the ninth day of June.

1909: will be delln quent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made will be sold on Monday. the twnty-elehth day of June, 1909. to pay the delinquent -assessment together with costs of advertising and expense of sale. By order vOf the. Board of Directors.

R. C. NEWET.T Secretary of Claremont Hotel Company, a corporation. f.ocatlon of office: Room in the building known as Numher 1218 Broadway, in the City of Oakland. County of Alameda, State of California.

NOTICE OF EXTENSION OR POSTPONEMENT. Notice hereby trlven that the iates fixed in the orpgrjing notice of assessment on the subscribed canttnl stock of Claremont Hotel Company, a have been extended for thirty (30); days by order of the directors of said corporation, entered on the records of the corporation; ajld Tha any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unrftfd on Frldav. the ninth day of July, 1909. will be delin-f quent and advertised for salo at public1 auction, find unless payment is madei before, will he sold on Wednesday, the twenty-eighth day of July, 1909. to pay the delinquent assessment, lotrether with-cTists of ad-ertising and expenses of sale.

By order of the Borwd nf i R. C. NEWELIi, Secretary of Clarremont Hotel Company, a corporation. DELINQUENT NOTICE. EI'RKS OIL COMPANY, a corporation.

I'rincipnl place of luiftncsR located at Oakland. Alameda 'aliforma. Location of works, Midway, Kern 'oittitv. California. There is dclinnuent upon the following d.

si rihiHl stork on account of (iff-'-ssment levied onJhe St li tlay of May, lyiJO. the scvcrjil sfct fippnpite the names of the respective shareholders as fallows: No. of No. of Nam" hs. Amt.

Delia litiirt f.O.OO I eli Rhea 357 4000 200.00 .1. 1 Jones 2S: 125.0n Anmr Jones 2Sfi LT.OO Magjrie Frantz 407 16o0 S0.00 I Lamkin Or.o 32.fl And In accordance with law and the order of the of directors, made 'fin the Sth day of May, 1109. so many- shares of each parcel of such stock as may necessary, will be sold at public auction art rooms Vrt Xatiohst Kak huiklinK. Oakland. California, on Tuesday, the 6th day of July.

at the hour nf o'clock in the forenoon of said day. to pay said delinquent --assessment thereon, together with opsts of advertising- and expenses of the sale. K. n. TOT, Recretarv Kiwks Oil Ccmr.any.

rooms C15-19 First National Bank bnildlnsr, California. NOTICE OF TIME SET FOR PROVING WILL, ETC. i In the Superior Court of the County of Alumeoa, State of California. In the matter of the estate of Henry T'amperin. -also known and described as H- Pamperin, deceased.

Notice ot time set for proving will, etc. Notice is hereby given that a petition for the probate of the will of Henry Pampeiin, ateo known and described as H- Pamperin. deceased, and for the issuance to Lillie Pamperin of letters tes-tamentnjy thereon has been filed in this Court, and that Friday, the 25th day of June, A. 1. 1909, at 10 o'clock A.

M. of said day, at the Courtroom of Department No. 4 of said Court, at the Court House in the City of Oakland. Jn said County of Alameda, has been set for the hefrrinV of Eaid petition and proving said will, when and where any person interested may appear -and contest the same. I Dated June HI.

T909. JOHN P. COOK, Clerk. By W. XV.

CRANE. Deputy Clerk. .1. A. KENNEDY and JOHN J.

MCDONALD, attorneys for petitioner, Bank of Savings Building, Oakland, CaL 1 -Jk FOR SUPPLIES For the County of Alameda, State Of California, required for the various departments of the county government; SoaloU proposals will be received by tne Board of Supervisors of Alameda County, at the board rooms, in the annex to the Hll of in the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California. until 10 clock A. M. on Monday, June 1. 1909 at which time and place they will be opened in the prestnee of the bidders), for furnishing at such times and in such places and in suchquantlties as may be required, supplies fjr the Ala; meda County Infirmary, the A-arious de county government.

Hall of Records, at the County Jail and Rer ceiving Hospltai of th County of Ala meda, consisting of fish, drugs ana cnein-icals, stationery, wood and' coal, groceries, provisions, dry gooes, clothing. meats, fruits and vegetables, wines and liquors, from oate of contract to June 30. 1910. Inclusive, as rer specin- cattons and provisions of schedules to be furnished by the 1 Clerk of this Board ac ordlntr "to the conditions and requirements in such schedules contained. UVJLLtl UV L11IH X1LNUA UHC The Conntv of A 1 tune da.

tnrougn ine Board of Supervisors, reserves the right to use in the several departments of the county government' greater or less quan tities than enumerated in the proposals and schedules should the public interests so require, bids to be awarded 10 ine person or persons whose bid Is the lowest on any Item or items. The Boirrd of Supervisors also, in con sidering any bids, reserves the right to proposals should the puhlic interests so re- proposals should tho puullc interests require. 1 Samples where remnred are to.oe pre sented-for examination by the Board of Supervisors at the board roomthe same to be properly marked with name of bidder and schfdnjle number. Sample submitted by successful bidders to become the property of county without cost. County to have rteht to deduct amounts due rontrfrtnrs for anv claims that may acme through, breach of contracts.

is Did will DO; considered unless upon said schedules nor unless accompanied bv ccrtirifd check payable to the order of "John V. Cook, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, certified to by some responsible bank for an amount which shall not be less than 10 per cent of the aggregate ampunt 'of the proposal or proposals it accompanies. Said check to be forfeited to the County of Alameda, as -agreed i and liquidated damages, should tlie party or parties to whom the contractu shall be awarded fail to enter into tho ntract within ten (10) days iefter the award or fall to -give a bond required by Vhe Board for the faithful performance of the contract. AH bids must he inclosed In scaled envelopes, addressed to tho Board of Supervisors of Alameda County, and be indorsed on the envelopes furnished by 'the eierk. "Proposals for furnishing supplies for the County of Alameda, required by the various departments of the county government," giving the general name and number as on the schedules or as otherwise provided in schedules, i Dated June 7, 1909.

HORNER, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors, Alameda Conntv. California. JOHN P. COOK. Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.

i NOTICE OF TIVE SET FOR PROVING WILL, ETC. In tho Superior Court of the County of Alameda, State, of California. In the matter of the estate of John Smith, deceased. Notice of time set for provTng will. etc.

Notice is hereby given that a petition for the probate of the will of John Smith, deceased, and for the issuance to Sophie Smith of letters testamentary thereon has been filed In this Court, and that Monday, the 21st day of Junee A. D. 1909, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the Courtroom of Department No.

4. of said Court, at the Court. House in the City of Oakland, In said County pf Alamed.T, has been-Eel for the hearing of said petition and proving said will, when and Where any person Interested may appear and contest the same. i June 3d, 1909. i JOHN P.

COOK. Clerk. By ADAMS, Deputy Clerk. CLINTON G. DODGE, attorney for petitioner.

Oakhimd Bank of Savings Oakland. Cat, NOTICE OF TIME SET FOR PROVING WI1-L, AND APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF AO I I ST AT I ON WITH WILL ANNEXED. the Superior Court the County of Alameda, State of California. In the matter of the estate of Henry W. Deniinjr, deceased.

Notice of time set for proving will, etc, and application for letters of administration with will "annexed. Nctlce is hereby piven that a petition for the prohate of the will of Henry W. Derhinff. deceased, and for the issuance to TCmlly I. Kussell of letter of administration with the will annexed has been filed in this Court, and that Monday, the 14th day of June, A.

at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at tho Courtroom of Department No. 4, of said Court, at the (Jouit House in the City of Oakland, In the County of Alameda, has been set fcr the hearing of paid petition, when and where any person interested ma-y appear and contest the Isajne, and show cause if any they havo why said petition should not be granted Dated May 27. 1909.

JOHN P. COOK. Clerk. By A. E.

JOHNSTONE. Dcputv Clerk. AT.FRKL H. COHEN i and JAMES IT. CREELY, attorney for petitioner.

90S Broadway, Oakland. Carl. NOTICE OF TIME SET' FOR PROVING WILL, In the Superior Court Of the County of Alameda. State of California. In the of the estate of Sophroni'a Ann Rinn, deceased.

Notice of time set for proving' will, etc. Notice is hereby given that a retltlon for the probate of the will of Sophronla Ann Kinn, deceased, and f6r the issuance to Harry Rinn of fptters testamentary the con has been, filed in this Court, and that the 14th day of June, A. D. 1909. at 10 o'clock 'A.

of said day, at the Courtroom of Department No. 4, of said Court, at the Court House in Ihe City of Oakland, in said County of Alameda, has been set forsthe hearing of said petition and proving said will, when and where any person Interested may appear aid contest the same. )ated May 2S, 1909. JOHN P. iCOOK.

Clerk. Bv E. ADAMS, Deputy Clerk LOriS'I'. and HENRY C. SCI altorneysi for petitionee, lHf9 UucJiannan street, i Fan Francisco.

Cal. i NOTICE OF TIME SET I FOR PROVING WILL. ETC. In the Superior Court of the County of Alameda, State of California, j) In the matter of the estate of Frank Joseph -Mendonea, also known as 'Frank J. Mendonea, and also as Frank Joseph Mendoza.

deceased. Notice of time set for proving irill, etc. Notice is hereby that a petition for the prohate of the; will; of Frank Joseph Mendonea, also known asi Frank J. Mendonea, and also as Frank Joseph deceased, and for. the issuiinee to Joseph" J.

Mebdonca of letters tejtamentarv thereon, fmft' been filed in this and that Frldav, the 18th day of J-une. A. D. lOft. at 10 o'clock a.

m. of said day," a't the- Courtroom of Department No. 4, of aid Court, at the Court House in. the City of Oakland, in said County of Alameda; has been set for the hearing of Baid petition and proving said will, when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same. s.

Dated, June 3, 1909. JOHN P. COOK. Clerk. By XV.

XV. CRANE. Deputy Clerk. F. L.

DE FREITAS, Attorney for Pe-tloner, 921 Broadway. Oakland, Cal. ANNUAL MEETING. The regular annual meeting' of the stockholders of the Oakland Cremation Association will beheld at the principal office of tald corporation said principal office being situated in the crematorium and office buildings, corner of Howe and Mather streets. Oakland.

Alameda Countv. California, on Monday. June at the hour of 4 clcck P. M. otJsaid day.

for the purpose of electing a Hoard of Directors to serve for the ensuing year. and for the transaction of aiich other business as may coma before the meeting. LAURA McDOWELL. Secretary of the Oakland Cremation Association. Dated June 1st, "1909.

Principal office, crematorium ind office building, corner Howe and Mather street, Oakland, Alameda County, CitUfornlo- been arranged for the little folk. At 2 o'clock. In the natural ampitheater, the Fred Finch Orphanage children will repeat the charming cantata, "A Day In the! Woods," which was a feature of their recent annual benefit, and seventy-five of the more talented youngsters are billed to appear In the musical fantasy which will be interspersed by number of drlglnal vaudeville acts. Joaquin Miller, the poet, who has -long been a patron of the charitable institutions for minors on this side of the bay. tory as at i 572 Seventh street.

Turf Social ClubSeptember 30, 1908 Was recently reported to the city council. Slavonian Club October 10, 1908. Headquarters 168 4 Seventh street. Workman's Club August 31, 1907. Rooms 1712 Pacific street, West Cjak-land.

i Auto Social Club October 7, 1907. and the Oak Leaf Social Club April 21. 190S. are not given place In the directory, Nefther ire a number of Chinese Clubs which were; incorporated but are understood to have gone out of existence when the highbinders returned to their olil haunts in San Francisco Chinatown. "The 'moderate of all good things, is Wjiml healthful, helpful temperance.

In your se- frj0tm "h4 fB lection of good things get the best." a We Recommemdi tike Cop d9Oro BraiiidL pearance. The musicaj program for the day be under the; direction of Mrs. Rudd, patron and musical instructor at Fred Finch Orphanage. It estimated that some E00 children will benefit by the day's entertainment and arrangements will be made to admit the public to the fete. i PROTESTS AGAINST USE OF ALIEN LABOR SAN FRANCISCO.

June 12. A prqtest was filed with the. Supervisors today by C. Kenny, of 324 Koainy street, against the action of contraptors w.io are building storage cisterns for the city in employing cheap alien labor while, is asserted, citizen workmen are" left, to walk the -streets unemployed. i MR.

EDITOR-Dear Sir: My recent short note to you, resulted in much credit to your and great benefit to me. We are now receiving almost daily, new styles of Spring Suitings and Overcoatings which we are prepared to make up in first class style and at satisfactory prices. Full line of sta ples, 111 San Pablo Avenue. D.C.BROWN, (formerly of Brown McKlnnon.) Every Womaa about the wonderful MARVEL WhirlingSpray To new fyrinse. i os; conven ient.

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Washington. D. April 14. 1909, Notice la hereby riven to all persona who may have claima againat "The Union National Bank of Oakland," California, that the same must be presented to Edwin F. Itorebeck, receiver, with the lesral proof thereof, within three month from' this- date, or they may be disaJ.

LAWRENCE O. MURRAY, Comptroller ot the CurrencQh -4.