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0 00 4 4 4 0 00 0 EVENING OAKLAND TRIBUNE SEPTEMBER 27, 1912. Additional Sports HEINE AND JOHNNIE TOO MUCH FOR THE TIGERS LOS ANGELES, Sept, Heitmuller, home-run hitter, stole two bases, Chech curve out of the park in the sixth Inning. That made Castleton look winner. Fle continuel to look that way until the ninth inning, when he handed Los Angeles the tie run with wild heave to first. This is a new way of gettins knocked out of the box.

Anvway, that throw. finished Castleton, and burden was forthwith shifted to John Brackenridge. John bore up under well, not only snuffing out the rallyette, but striking out five of the batters who appeared at the plate from time. time in the succeeding three innings. Three men were caught at the plate and "Pop" Dillon was ostracized; the thing was not devoid of excitement despite the paucity of runs.

"Pop' got his in the seventh, when Chech was called out for what President Baum terms "technical interference." Boles was on first in the seventh by virtue his own single. Chech hit the ball. bounced in front of the plate and Chech nit it again. Agnew gathered it in and threw to second, but too late to nail Boles. Whereupon Chech was called out for "technical interference." LOS ANGELES.

AB. R. BH. SB. PO.

A. Howard c. 1. 5 0 3 0 Berger s. Moore, 1b.

10 Heltmuller, r. 1..5 0 OH Page, 2b. 3 Driscoll, 1. 1. O0 Metzger, 3b.

DO Boles, Chech, c. p. 01 3 90 Totals .35 7 2 17 out when winning run was scored. VERNON. AB.

R. BH. SB. PO. A.

E. Carlisle, 1. 1. 1 0 0 Kane, c. 1.

IP Martinke, CO 00 R. Brashear, 2b. 5 Hosp, s. OT Litschi, Patterson, 3b. 1b.

OT OT 15 01 Agnew. C. 00 Castleton, p. 3 01 Brackenridge, Bayless, r. f.

2 HO Totals 41 11 36 18 RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS. Los Angeles ..0 0 0 001 00 0 Base hits ....0 01 001 2000 Vernon .000001 0 0 hits ....1 0.1 1 0 01 2 1 11 SUMMARY. Six hits, 1 run off Castleton, taken out in ninth with none out. Two-base hits-Brashear, Carlisle. Sacrific hitsPage.

2, Berger, Moore, Howard. Chech, Brackenridge, Agnew, Kane. Bases on balls -Off Castleton Chech 2. Struck ridge out--By 5. Hit Castleton 3, Chech 4, Bracken- by pitcher- Kane, Metzger Castleton.

Time of game- -2h 30m. Umpires Newhouse and Hildebrand. end Johnny Kane, speed merchant, got home run. Vernon won, 2 Kane' but the achievements of Messrs. and Heitmuller stand out as the ferocious features of yesterday's twelve-inning game.

with the score 1 to 1 the Tigers exercined their prerogative and went to bat In the last half of the twelfth. Prior to that time Kane had lanimed the ball Into he Luna Park Zoo for Vernon's only tally and Metzger nad hot-footed it around the course in the ninth for the tie run. Lew Litschi was the first man up. His first act after reaching the plate was to hit a single to left. This brought Agnew to the plate.

Samuel sacrificed. astutely, Chech to Moore. Brackenridge risked all on one swing. Berger got the ball in short right, and endeavored to nail. Litscht at third.

Lew resorted to a long glide and gained the goal. With Litschl on third, it was on the cards for some one to produce a long fly. Carlisle responded nobly. The ball sailed into the waiting hands of Heitmuller. Litschi started for the plate, and "Heine" heaved resolutely.

The ball veered a bit wide, but Boles gathered it in and whirled to tag Litchi 8.8 he sped past. Boles' mitt was knocked from his hand, but he maintained a death grip on the ball. Umpire Newhouse, in a grim and determined manner, declared Litschi safe. Soventeen Los Angeles players made a bee-line en masse for the umpire, but he refused to change his decision which was upheld by President Baum. Chech and Castleton were the original mound combatants.

It was an even thing between them until Kane hit a NORTHWEST LEAGUE STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Clubs L. Pet. Seattle 96 66 592 Spokane 94 70 573 Vancouver .91 1 73 554 Portland 86 462 Victoria 71 92 435 Tacoma 62 101 380 SEATTLE, Sept. 27.

Meikle invincible and Seattle won from Tacoma, 4 to 0. Both teams played fast in the field and six double plays were scored. Hunt pitched a good game Tacoma, but timely hitting and a throw to the plate by Holdeman combined to give the locals their scores. was the star in the field. Score: R.

H. E. Tacoma 6 Seattle 7 Batteries- -Hunt and Crittenden; Meikle Whaling. VICTORIA. B.

Sept. 27. Portland from Victoria, 9 to 6, yesterday. The locals started out with Steele, a young lefthander, in the box, but he was wild was relieved in the sixth by MeCreery, who went in with three on bases two out. Portland hit McCreery freely.

Steiger relieved Agnew in the sixth. The locals started a rally In the ninth and scored four men before they were stopped. Score: R. H. E.

Portland .9 9 Victoria 6 11 Batteries Agnew. Steiger and Harris, Burch: Steele. McCreery and Meek. VANCOUVER, B. Sept.

27. The champs. had little difficulty in solving offerings of Noyes yesterday and won by a score of 6 to 1. By losing game yesterday while Seattle won, Spokane has lost all chance of winning the pennant. Schmutz was very steady Beavers and kept the eight hits scattered, Ostdiek was chased from grounds by Umpire Toman for disputing decisions.

Score: R. H. E. Spokane 8 Vancouver Batteries. -Noyes 6 12 2 and Devogt; Schmutz Lewis.

HANDSOME TROPHY FOR COLUMBUS DAY RELAY has The provided Laymance Real Estate Company a handsome shield and trophy for the big ten-mile relay roce to be tober held 12, on Columbus Day, Saturday, 0c- around Lake Merritt. This generous contribution made by this firm will do much to create interest in amateur athletics. The race, under the auspices of the associations, Oakland, San Francisco and Berkeley will be pulled off in the afternoon at 3 p. m. Each association will send a team of twenty men to run have relays had of 880 their yards.

All the associations men in training for some time. contested. The race promises to be keenly The Oakland Association is to send two representative teams. Mr. W.

J. Thompson is to give a gold medal to the man of the first team who makes the vided fastest a relay. medal for There will also be prothe Oakland man who makes the fastest time in the second team. The regular training hours for the Oakland teams are on Mondays and Thursdays at 9 p. m.

At the business meeting held Monday night Robert Howilen was elected captain and E. G. Lawson, manager. C. H.

Tooze, assistant physical director, has charge of the OFFICIAL OFFICIAL RECORDS DEEDS FILED THURSDAY, 26. Ida M. H. and Lewis H. Cutting (husband) to George E.

Springer, east 10 ft of the north 25 ft to or 1 of lot 55, map of Piedmont tract, IN Oakland; Charles B. $10. and Kate C. Gould' (wife) to S. A.

Warner and Francis Pearce, lot 15, block 13, map of Boulevard Park, Brooklyn township; and agt; $10. Charles E. Fuller twidower) to Josephine M. Quimby (single), Intersection of the southwest line of Pearly st with the southeast southeast line of Fairmount avenue, thence 30xSW 104. 51 ft southwest from commencement, thence yes- northeast 104.51 ft to comencement, being portion of lot 1, map of Flint tract No.

was 2, portion of Josephine M. (single) to Charles E. Oakland' Heights, Oakland; $10. Fuller (widower), Birnle 100 ft west of Franklin st. west 50xN 100, being west 50 ft a of lot 8, block map of Fountain place, Oakfor land; $10.

the Havenscourt Company (corporation) to Pled0 mont Heights Building Company (corporation) lot 7, block 30, map of Havenscourt, Oakland; and agt; $10. C. and Susie M. Connell (wife) to Edward Olsen, lots 34. 36 and 38, block map of 4th avenue terrace, Oakland; subject to enon cumbrance of $1500; $10.

Laura V. Graham (single) to G. M. Muther, lot 30, map of Bay View Terrace, Oakland; subjeet to contract in 1516D209; $10. San Francisco Trust Company (corporation) to G.

W. (married). Bay View ave at 322.50 ft east of McMillen avenue, east 5.06 south 26 degrees 17 minutes, east 115 ft, south 63 degrees 55 minutes, west 5.06 ft, north 26 degrees 17 minutes. west 115 ft to commencement, being the west 5.06 ft of lot 29, map aforesald; $10. William F.

and. Margaret A. Neary (wife) to Charles F. Partenscky, lot 6, map of Walker Bradhoft tract, Oakland; $10. C.

and Sarah Westlake (wife 'of S. A. Hansen, lot 23, block 0, map of Foothill Park, Brooklyn $1250, Allen C. Dick (widow) to Charles M. and Bertha.

J. Herkenham (wife), lots 26 and 27, block 505. map of Market St tract between 16th and 18th sts, Oakland; $10. Louise. and Sheridan -Forbes (husband) to Equitable, Building Syndicate, Essex st 222.2 ft east of Shatuck aventue.

east 40xN 105, portion of lot 18, block map of the east portion of Newbury tract, Oakland; $10. by William W. and Willetia Fairbanks (wife) to L. E. Rickseeker, north 33 ft of lot 23, block map of lands of Oakland View Homestead Association, portion of Walsworth tract a acres except portion taken for street purposes: $180.

A. L. Farnell (single) to Patrick Cahill, northwest of 59th st and Idaho st north 33. west 100, south 33 or 1 to the north line of 59th st, east 100.18 ft to beginning, being porof lots 10 and 11, block 5, map of Butler tract, Oakland: $10. Patrick and Emma F.

Cahill (wife) to A. L. Farnell (single), NW 59th st and Idaho st. 0 north 100x 23, being of lot 10, block 0 5, map aforesaid; $10. 0 Mattie C.

Bissell (widow of E. A. Lazert. quit claim deed. lots 28, 29, 30, 31 and 32, map of Bortree tract, Alameda county; $1.

Margaret S. Bissell (single) to same, same 01 as above; $10. Mary S. C. Frates to Antonio P.

Frates (husband), SW Cherry st 191 ft southeast of Bay View avenue, southeast 50xSW 150, lot 10, 1 block 14, map of Warner tract, Brooklyn township; $10. A. C. Klenke (single) to George W. and Margaret Austin (wife), 62d st 85 ft east 0 of Hillegass, east 40xN 75, being portion of lots 2.

3 and 4, block map revised map of Claremont avenue tract. Oakland; subject to deed of trust for $3000; $10. George W. and Margaret Austin (wife) to Hugh R. and Lavinia Morrison (wife), same property as above; $10.

John N. Champlin to Jennie B. Champlin, that portion of lot 21 on plat of Montgomery tract No. 1 as described in 1738D281, south of 39th st 233-6 ft east of. Grove, east 20, south 90 or 1 to the south boundary of Montgomery tract, west to 'intersection by line drawn at radius to 39th st southt rom ment, thence north 88 or to beginning, being portion of lot 21 map' of Montgomery tract No.

4, Oakland; also property out of $10. Chris and Margaret Miller (wife) to John F. Whalen, northeast of East 22nd st 127-6 ft southeast of 19th arenue, southeast 50xNE 110. being northeast of East 22d st 127-6 ft. southeast of 19th avenue, southeast 50xNE 110, being southwest 110 ft of lots 55 and, 56, map of resubdivision of block 73, northern addition, Brooklyn, Oakland; $10.

Mark T. Cole (widower) to G. A. Russell (single), lot 25, block map of Hawley tract, Oakland; subject to deed oftrust $2500; $10. The Realty Syndicate (corporation) to George W.

Marsh (married), lot 1, map of Bowle property, Piedmont! and agt; $10. Charles H. and Marie E. Dempsey (wife) to P. E.

Gallagher (single), Ivey avenue 50 east of Hawthorne, east 40xN 120. portion of lot 14, map of Endicott tract, Brooklyn township; $10. R. and Blanche Whitehead (wife) to' S. K.

Christiansen (married), Adeline st 75 ft 25, east 23-3, south 25, east 100 to commencenorth of 32d st, north 50; A west 123-3 south ment, portion of lots 11 and 12. block 667, map 2 of Watts tract, Oakland; $10. Louis and Margaret Heense (wife) to Cos Mutual Building and Loan Association (corporation), 45th st 640 ft east of Grove st, east 25xN 100, being portion of lot 31, block 2110, map of Alden tract, Temescal, Oakland; $10. John A. and Rose Hepp (wife) to William J.

and Mary Olivetra (wife), lot 104 and the northeast half of lot 103, map of E. B. and A. L. Stone Company's lots, Elmhurst, Oakland; $10.

Asa G. and Estelle S. Kazebeer (wife) to Grace B. Putnam, Clifton st 70 ft southeast of Shafter avenue, southeast 40, southwest 65, northwest 10, southwest 5. northwest 30, northeast 70 ft to beginning, being portion of lot 4, block map of Vernon Park, Oakland; $10.

Charles B. and Bertha A. Tenney (wife) to Lucinda M. Ball, Irma L. Carruth, intersection of line drawn parallel with and distant 150 ft south from the south line of East 31st st with line drawn arallel with and distant 850 ft west from the west line of East Summit st.

thence south 50, west 185.55 to the southeast line of 13th avenue, northeast 53-S to intersection with line drawn parallel with and distant 150 ft south of East 31st st. thence east 166.05 ft to commencement, being porthong of lots 73, 74 75, 76, 77, 78. and 79, block E. map of new town of Lynn, Oakland; subject to mortgage of $1200; $10. Thousand Oaks (corporation) to Walter Egbert (single), lot 46, block 10.

map of Thousand Oaks. Alameda county; and agt; $10. J. A. Martenstein, Philip Monroe, James Hamilton, trustees of Multiple Investment Co.

(corporation) to Nellle F. Hamilton, lots. 16, and the west half of lot 15, block map of Hopkins Terrace, map No. 3, Berkeley; $10. Scott Rountree (single) to Henry W.

Taylor (married) lot 15, block 15, map of Oakridge, Claremont, Berkeley; subject to contract in 1447 D143; $10. Same to same, first, intersection of the north line of lot: 17, block 15, with the west line of the Uplands, thence south 45, west to line dividing lots 21 and 22, at intersection with the west line of lot 17, thence north 54.22 to the north line of lot 17, east 12.29 ft to beginning, portion of lot 17, block 15, map of Oakridge, Claremont, Berkeley: also, second, lot 16, block 15, map aforesaid, subject to contract, subject to mortgage of $2000; $10. James H. Edelen to Mary E. Edelen (separate property).

SE California st and Ashby ave. east 100xS 135, being lots 13 and 14, map of subdivision of blocks and L'of the Harmon tract, Berkeley; $10. E. and Anna Schneller (wife) to Lillian S. Berry, Prince st 300 ft east of Shattuck ave, east 50xS 100, being lot 7, block F.

map of east portion of Newbury tract, Berkeley; subject to deed of trust for $3000: $10. Alice C. and Samuel B. Welch (husband) to H. L.

Johnson, intersection of the west line of Hillerest road with the north line of lot' 11. block 7. west 34.09 southeast 10 Inches east to. point on said line of Hillerest road distant south 22 inches from beginning. thence north 22 inches to beginning, being portion of lot 11.

block. map of Claremont, Berkeley; $10, J. H. and Celina D. Spring (wife) to Grace 0.

Davis (single), lot 20, block 18. map of blocks 18 and 19, map of Thousand Oaks, Alameda county. and agt; $10. John H. and Martha Wilde (wife) to Ottilla MeLaughlin (wife of D.

south line of lot 18, block 1, at point 90 ft west of Grove st. thence west 2.55 ft north 40 east 2.53. south 40 ft to beginning, being portion of lot 18. block 1, Grove st Line tract, Berkeley; $10, Thousand Oaks (corporation) to Lulu C. Ruble (wife G.

lots 19 and 20. block 3. map of Thousand Oaks, Alameda county; and agt: $10. West End Building Association (corporation) to Charles E. Crampton, Pacific avenue 202-6 ft west from line dividing Augiubaugh 223 acre tract and Chipman West, 111 acre tract 50 called, thence west 37-8xN 150, Alameda; $10.

H. J. and C. A. Christensen (wife) to F.

D. Burr Company (corporation), beginning at point In center line of county road 2773 distant 0 degrees 10 minutes. west 1924.4 ft from the north line of county road 818 thence north 0 degrees 10 minutes, west 330 ft north 89 degrees 32 minutes, west 1293.06 ft south 0 degrees 26 minutes, west 330 ft. south 89 degrees 82 minutes, east 1293.06 ft to beginning, containing 9.777 acres, being portion of section 36, township 2 south, range. 2 east, Murray township: $10.

F. D. Burr Company (corporation) to Louise and Sheridan Forbes (husband), same as first above: second, same as second above: $10. H. and C.

A. Christensen (wife) to. F. D. Burr Company (corporation), beginning at point In' center of county road, 2773 distant north 10 degrees, west 2818.4 ft from intersection with the north line of county road 818, thence north 0 degrees 10 minutes, west 330 ft north.

89 degrees 32 minutes, west 1278.12 ftp. south 0 degrees 26 minutes, west 330 ft. south 89 degrees 32 minutes, east 1293.10 ft to beginning, containing 9.703 acres, being portion of section 30, township 2, south range 2 east, W. W. W.

W. W. LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS. In the Superior of the State of California, in and- County of San Luis Obispo. V.

M. Corbaley, plaintiff, vs. Hoard Construction Company and J. H. 'Hoard, defendants.

Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of San Luis Obispo, and the complaint fled in the office of the County Clerk of said county. The People of the State -of California send greeting to Hoard Construction Company and J. H. Hoard, defendants. You are hereby directed to appear, and answer the complaint in an action, entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of San Luis Obispo, within ten days after the service on you of this summons, if served within this county; or within thirty days if served elsewhere.

And you are hereby notified that unless you appear and answer. as -above required, the said plaintiff will take judgment for any money or damages demanded in the complaint, as arising upon 1 contract, or will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in the complainten under my hand and the seal of the Superior Court of the State of fornia, in and for the County of San Luis Obispo, this 6th day of November, 1911. (SEAL) F. J. RODRIGUES, Clerk.

By FRANK KNIGHT, Deputy Clerk. GEO. F. WITTER, C. G.

PUTNAM and LANY PUTNAM, attorneys for plaintiff, Commercial Building. Twelfth and Broadway, Oakland, California. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. the District Court of the United States, for the Northern District of California. In the matter of Charles E.

Cotton, Ernest J. Cotton and James B. Agassiz, individuals and as copartners doing business under the name and style of Cotton Bros. bankrupts--In bankruptcy. To the creditors of Charles E.

Cotton, Ernest J. Cottons and James B. Agassiz, individuals copartners doing business under the name and style of Cotton Bros. of the County of Alameda, district aforesaid, bankrupts. Notice is hereby given that on the 2d day of August, A.

D. 1912, the said Charles E. Cotton, Ernest J. Cotton and James B. Agassiz, individuals and as copartners doing business under the name and style of Cotton Bros.

were duly adjudicated bankrupts, and that the first meeting of their creditors will be held at 414 Thirteenth street, in the City of Oakland, state aforesaid, on the 8th day of October, A. D. 1912, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of proving their claims against the estate of said bankrupts and examining said bankrupts, and that at the same time and place all creditors whose claims have been duly proven and allowed shall appoint one or three trustees of said estate, and also may consider whether such trustee or trustees shall be authorized to sell the property of the estate. Claims must. be prepared in form required by the Bankruptcy Act, a and sworn to.

Dated, Oakland, September 19th, A. 1912. ARTHUR P. HOLLAND, 414 Thirteenth Street, Oakland, 'Cal. Referee in Bankruptcy in and for the County of Alameda, State of California.

Mansfield Newmark, attorneys for petitioning creditors. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE. In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Alameda. In the matter of the guardianship of the person and estate of Florence M. Boardman, minor.

Blanche L. Boardman, the guardian of the person and estate of Florence M. Boardman, minor, having filed her petition herein praying for an order of sale of a certain part and interest, the same being an undivided one-half part and interest 3 in to certain real estate owned by salad minor, for the purposes therein set forth, and it appearing to the Court from the petition that it would be beneficial to the ward that the said real estate and her interest therein be sold, it is therefore ordered by the said Court that all persons interested in the estate of said Florence M. Boardman, a minor, appear before the said Superior Court on Monday, the 28th day of October, 1912, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the courtroom of said Superior Court, Department No. 4 thereof, at the Court House in the City Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, then and there to show cause why an odder should not be granted for the sale of such real estate and the interest of said minor therein; and that a copy of this order be published at least once' a week for four successive weeks before the said day of hearing in the Oakland Tribune, a newspaper printed and published in said County.

of Alameda. Dated: September 26th, 1912. F. B. OGDEN, Judge of the Superior Court.

Fitzgerald Abbott, attorneys for petitioner. SUMMONS ON DIVORCE. In the Superior Court of the County of Alameda, State of California. Department No. Abbie H.

Bedell, plaintiff, vs. Harrison L. Bedell, defendant. Action brought in the Superior Court of County of Alameda, State of California, and the Complaint filed in said County of Alameda, in the office of said Clerk of said Superior Court. The people of the State of California send greeting to Harrison L.

Bedell, defendant: You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Superior Court of the County of Alameda, State of California, and to answer the Complaint filed therein with ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after service on you of this Summons, if served within this County, otherwise within thirty days. The said action. is brought to obtain a decree of this Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between plaintiff and defendant, and for such other relief as the Court may seem proper, special references being made to the Complaint on file herein for further particulars. And you are hereby notified, that if you fail to answer Complaint, as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said Complaint. Given under my.

hand and the Seal of the Superior Court of the County of Alameda, State of California, this 29th day of August, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and twelve. JOHN P. COOK, Clerk. By W. E.

ADAMS, Deputy Clerk. NOTICE OF TIME SET FOR PROVING WILL, ETC. In the Superior Court of the County of Alameda. State of California. In the matter of the estate of Hattie Connell, deceased.

Notice of time set for proving will, etc. Notice is hereby given, that a petition the probate of the will of Hattie Connell, deceased, and for the issuance to Ellsworth L. Ralya of letters testamentary thereon has been filed in this Court, and that Thursday, the third day of October, A. D. 1912.

at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the Courtroom the of Court Department No. 4, of, said Court, at House in the City 1 of Oakland, in said County Alameda, has been set for the hearing of said petition and proving said will, when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same. Dated: September 19, 1912.

JOHN P. COOK, Clerk. By W. W. CRANE, Deputy Clerk.

AARON TURNER, Attorney, Security Bank Oakland, Cal. NOTICE OF MEETING. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Fuller Todd Realty Co: will be held at their office, 7920 East 14th street, Oakland, on Tuesday, October 1, 1912, at 2 o'clock p. m. All are urgently requested to be present or to be represented by proxy.

FULLER TODD REALTY CO. Per B. F. Weyand. Secretary.

NOTICE. The undersigned have bought out the plumbing firm of J. H. McMahon and will not be responsible for any bills contracted by them, on or after this date, September 25, 1912. (Signed) M.

M. SOARES. J. A. WEGRICH.

a a second, beginning at point in center of county road 2773 distant porth 0 degrees 10 minutes, west 3478.04 ft from the north line of county road 818, thence porth 0 degrees 10 minutes, west 330 ft, north 89 degrees, west 1268.16-ft south 0 degrees 26 minutes, west 330 ft, south 89 degrees 32 minutes, east 1273.14 ft to beginning, containing 9.628 acres, being portion of section 25, township 2 south, range 2 east, Murray township; $10. F. D. Burr Co. (corporation) to Equitable Building Syndicate same as above; $10.

Anglo-California Trust Company (corporation) to Harvey L. Bishop, lot 19, block 0, map of Millar additnon to Newark, Washington township; $10. Edward Inc (corporation) to J. D. MIllar (single) to William G.

Patrick, lot 20, block 'map of Mowry addition to Newark, Washinton township: $10. RECONVEYANCES. The Oakland Bank of Savings (corporation) trustees of the Wickham Havens Inc (corporation) to Marie B. Froding, 2050D477, lot 19, block map of East Piedmont Heights, Piedmout, Oakland; $109.90. A.

F. and A. S. Freeman, trustees of E. 5.

Freeman to Robert W. and Harriet E. French (wife). 2073D144, lot 16 and portion of lot 17, map record of map of Adeline Homestead No. 1, being portion of block 565, B's map of Oakland; $3500.

Volberg and Tyrrell, trustees of Alameda County Loan Association (corporation) to Dora L. Martin, 1900D220, SW College way and Sylvan way south 33-4. south 79 degrees 5 minutes west 100 ft to east line of lands nOW or formerly of Eckley. thence north 33-4 or to point on thes outh line of Sylvan way distant 100 ft west from beginning, thence east 100 ft to beginning, being portion of land on map of Hillegass tract, north of Bancroft way, Berkeley; $5000. Henry J.

and Alice P. Lyng, trustees of Elizabeth F. Lyng, to John Rapp, 2086D14, 26th st 338.6 ft east of San Pablo arenue, south 12 degrees, west 99 ft or 1 to intersection with line drawn parallel with said. line of 26th st and distant 99 ft south therefrom, thence east 33, north 12 degrees' 08 minutes, east 99 ft mI. or 1 to.

said line of 26th st, thence west 33 ft to commencement, Oakland; $3000. Thompson Caldwell, trustees of the Oakland Bank of Savings (corporation) to Mary de Laveaga, west half of lot of plot 365; Oakland, being also portion' of block 551, B's map, Oakland: $1000. Same to Mina A. Dickie (single), 1386D170, lot 23, map of Santa Fe tract 16, Oakland; $1500. 9, 10 and Charles, 8.06 ft of lot 8, block 4, Same to H.

Kruger, 1575D315; lots map of McKee plot 45, and Peralta rancho, Oakland; $1750. Same to Henry Leber (single), 1792D14S: lot -0, block 7, map of Boulevard Park, Oakland; $1350. Thompson Caldwell, trustees of the Oakland Bank of Savings to Marcus P. McGill. 1790D363; lot 3, block map of portion of Newbury tract, Berkeley; $600.

Same to Mary E. Songey, 1736D405; lots 24 25. block 138, corrected map of Avery tract, Berkeley; $500. Biddle Jr. and Bordwell, trustees of the Citzens Bank of Alameda (corporation), to Johanna E.

Suennen, 1226D339; San Jose ave 100 ft. east of Oakland st, east 50xN 150, portion of lots 8, 9 and 10, block map of lands adjacent to town of Encinal, Alameda; $2000. 'DEEDS OF TRUST. Louis C. Chernikoff (single) to Frank Gill, trustees of Mary A.

and M. L. Lowrey (husband), lots 6- and 7, map of Cunba Walker propertyq, Oakland; $2500. August R. and Annie D.

Stiegeler (wife) Otto and Dora Stiegeler (wife) to Union Securities Company (corporation), trustees of the Union Trust Company of San Francisco (corporation), lot, 29, block 9, map Thousand Oaks, Oakland township: also property out of county; $5000. W. S. and Belle P. Danby (wife) to J.

L. Martin, same property as rel mtg of Annie S. Kundsen to W. S. Danby, Oakland; $3500.

Nellie B. Kelly to Garthwaite Eccleston, trustees of the Oakland Bank of Savings poration), intersection of the east line of Tele. graph avenue with the south boundary of Oakland Homestead Association, shown map of property of Oakland Homestead Association, thence south 50 to point distant 95 ft north of 28th. thence east 125, north 50, west 125 ft to beginning, Oakland; $3000. J.

P. and Mary Kujawa (wife) to Pleitner Pleitner, trustees of Charles, Harrison, lot 1, map of Greater Oakland Company tract 1, Oakland; $1700. A. D. and Armour D.

Kirkland (husband) to Pleitner Pleitner, trustees of Freidrich Buchhorn, lot 11 and the southwest half of lot 10, block 1, map of Kinsel tract No. 2, Elmhurst, Oakland; $1200. A. L. Farpell -(single) to Stahl and Stahl, trustees of Friederika Stahl, northwest of 59th st and Idaho st.

north 100x.W 33, being portion of lot 10. block 5, map' of Butler tract, Oakland; $1500. George W. and Agnes M. Marsh (wife) to Oakland Bank of Savings (corporation), trustees of the Realty Syndicate (corporation).

lot 1, map of Bowie property, Piedmont; $1350. John J. and Rosa A. DeGloria (wife) to Freitas and Figueiredo, trustees of the Portuguese-American ank of San' Francisco (corporation), SE Oakland avenue 5 ft northeast from the most westerly corner of lot 13, thence northeast 40 to the southwest boundary of land conveyed to J. F.

Towle and M. L. Broadwell. 462D411, thence soutbeast 88 ft or to point on the southeast line of lot 13, distant 41-6 ft northeast from the most southerly corner of tract conveyed to H. B.

and tr, 1630D241, thence northwest to beginning, being part of lots 13 and 14, block map of lands of Oakland View Homestead Association. portion of Walsworth tract of 10 Oacres: $1000. Frank L. Warner (single) to Garthwaite Eceleston. trustees of the Oakland Bank of Savings (corporation), lot 1.

block 16, map of Leonard's subdivision of blocks 16, 17 and 18. In Partlett 50 acre tract, Alameda: $3500. George. H. and Elizabeth C.

Noble (wife) to August and Anna Hinrichs, trustees of August Hinrichs, N'T Encinal avenue, 114 ft southeast of Grove st, southeast 35xNE 54.44, being por, tion of Sather tract property, Alameda; $1500. George H. and Elizabeth C. Noble (wife) to same, NE Encinal avenue 79 ft southeast of -Grore st, southeast 35xNE 45.44, being portion of lot 1, block 84, map of aforesaid; $1500. MORTGAGES.

Ida Gentry (wife of J. to George D. Troy (single), lot 23, block 67, K's-map, Oakland; $1000, 2 years, 7 per cent. Harry W. and Emma Christy (wife) to Willard W.

White, Broadway 144 ft north of 29th st, east 108.02 ft or 1 to beginning, being portion of lots 34 and 36, map of property of Oakland Homestead Association; $13,000, 3 years, 7 per cent. Lottle M. Price (widow) to G. R. De Mont, SW East 15th st 75 ft southeast of 18th avenue.

southeast 40-8, southwkest 140, northwest 40-8 northeast 140 to commencement, portion of lot 21, block 20, map of town of San Antonio, Oakland; $3849. J. F. Britten (single) to P. E.

Gallagher, lot 151, of Madison Square, Elmhurst, Oakland: $250, 1 year, 8 per cent. David M. and Jennie Cohen (wife) to D. J. Keane( 26th st 520 ft east of Telegraph avenue, east 50xS 118-4, lot 32, map of Lincoln Homestead Asociation, Oakland; $3000.

Edward L. Goetz (single) to West Berkeley Bank (corporation) la lot. 9. block 6, map 7 of Degents Park, Albany; $800. Rita Silva (widow) to Leonora C.

Mattos (singie), lot. 10, block map of Mary E. Mortimer additnon to Niles, Washington township; $125. 2 years. Louise and Sheridan Forbes (husband) to F.

D. Burr Company (corporation), same as deed of F. D. Burr Company to Lutse Forbes, county; $640, 1 year, 7 per cent. RELEASE MORTGAGES.

Mary A. Lowrey to Louls C. Chernikoff (single), 1024M457, lots 6 and 7, map of Cunha Walker property, Oakland; $2000. Oakland Bank of Savings (corporation) to Investment Company (corporation), Washington st 65 ft north of 12st. thence north 85xW 100, lots 17, 18 and 19 and portion of lots 14, 20 and 23, block 176, K's map.

Oakland: also, $115,000, 752M182, same property, $112.000. Annie S. Knudsen to w. S. and Belle P.

Danby (wife), 995M496; Fairmount ave at intersection with the northwest. line of Walsworth avenue, southwest 40.15, northwest 103.40 to commencement, being portion of lot 24, map of subdivision of lot 3 of Walsworth 100 acre tract, Oakland; $4250. P. A. and Ida Robinson (wife) to Charles N.

and Amy K. Morton 805M430; lot 9, block V. map of resubdivision of portion of blocks and V. on map 3, Roberts tract, Oakland: $757.62. Charles W.

Fore to C. Wr. Callaghan, 1006 M475: lot 89, map of Piedmont by the Luke, Oakland; $3000. P. E.

Gallagher (single) to Charles H. and Marie E. Dempsey, 927M1; Ivy avenue 50 ft east of Hawthorne st. east 30xN 120, portion of 14, map of Endicott tract, Brooklyn township; $700. Nellie A.

DePue to Gertrude and W. H. Loutzenheiser (husband), 996M37: east 45. ft of lot 15, block 6, map of Berkeley Heights, Berkeley; $1000. Berkeley Bank of Savings Trust.

Company (corporation) to James B. and Bertha Donnolly (wife), 985M449; lot 11. block map of Eureka Homestead, Berkeley; $1100. Ida Bergmann to Gust and Rosse Kapler (wife), lots 11 and 12, block map of Shepardson property, Mastick 'Station, Alameda: $1500. Lillie L.

and Duncan M. Payne (husband) to Hector S. and. Margaret A. MacKenzie (wife), Clarence 0.

and H. C. Baker (wife), 891M44; Paru st 75 ft south of Pacific avenue, 25x 116, Alameda; $1400. ATTACHMENTS. Hunter Lumber Company (corporation) vs.

R. L. Stanley, standing in name of Alice W. Mills, east 30 ft of lot 9, block 20. map 5.

Shattuck tract. Berkeley: 31005 Justice Ct, Oakland township. Same vs. A. C.

and Alice W. Mills (wife, standing in name of Alice W. Mills: east 20 ft of lot 8 and the west 10 ft of lot 9. block 20. map 5, Shattuck tract.

Berkeley; $23 50, 31006 Justice Ct, Oakland township. Important Notice to Voters of Registration Office of John P. Cook, County Clerk, Oakland, Alameda County, California. Standing of Clubs in Major Leagues NATIONAL LEAGUE. Club- Won.

Lost. Pet. New York 99 44 .693 Chicago .89 54 .622 Pittsburg .88 56 .611 Cineinnati 72 74 .493 Philadelphia .69 74 .483 St. Louis .59 87 .404 Brooklyn 54 90 .375 Boston ...47 98 .324 AMERICAN LEAGUE. Club Won.

-Lost. Pet. Boston 101 45 .692 Washington 87 58 .600 Philadelphia 85 59 .590 Chicago 70 75 .483 Cleveland 70 76 .179 Detroit 68 78 .466 New York 50 95 .345 St. Louis. 50 95 .345 HEMET SETS A NEW COAST PACING RECORD STOCKTON, Sept.

27. The recordbreaking performance of -the light, harness horses continued at the second day of the Breeders' meeting. Jr. Dan Patch, won the 2:08 pace in which the fastest five heats on record on the Pacific coast were reeled off. Alberta won the first two heats in remarkably fast time.

The coast record for three year old pacers was broken when Hemet won the second race on the day's card. Leonid took the first heat. but Budd Doble's great colt had little trouble winning the last three heats. Haltamont, the crack Oregon horse won the 2:11 pace in straight heats. Star Brino was the contender.

The biggest race of the meet will be held tomorrow. The Breeders' futurity for three-year-old trotters will be contested by Baby Doll, Wilbur Lou and Albaloma, three of the fastest youngsters seen on the coast in years. The summary: First race, three year old pacing, Hemet, br. George McBreeders' futurity, purse. $1000.

Kinney-Lady Zombro (Walker) 1 Leonid, Aeroletta, b. b. c. f. (H.

(Wm. Chadbourne) Duncan) 09 1 2 00 01 09.00 Enchilada, ch. c. (E. M.

Parker) 4 4 4 Kinneysham, br. c. (S. C. Walton) 2:13, Second race, 2:08 class Nurse, $1000.

Jr. Dan Patch, bl. Dan Patch by (G. C. Loomis) 3 AH Alberta, b.

g. (G. T. Hagg). 1 3 Maurice b.

g. (Dick Wil6 2 Aerolite, b. g. (F. Chadbourne) 2 5 3 Vera Hal, b.

m. (Moody Liggitt) 5 3 5 George Woodward, b. g. (Ben Walker) 2:06, 2:06, Third race, 2:11 class, pacing, purse $1000. Haltamont, Hal B.

(F. Childs) 1 1 Star Brino, b. f. (G. A.

Spencer) 00 04 Cleopatra, ch. (J. 10 03 Princess Ethel, ch. Brown) 3 4 Princess Flora, b. m.

(J. Quinn) 2:09, BERKELEY HIGH DEFEATS U. C. BABES BY 10 TO 0 BERKELEY, Sept. 27.

The blue and gold freshmen went down to defeat yesterday afternoon, 10 to 0, at the hands of the Berkeley high school 15. The game was one of the fastest ever seen on the local campus. The high school men ran up the score in the first half when Coach Schaffer of the university had a rather weak team on the field. During the second half, a stronger aggregation was substituted and no further score was made. The passing of the high school backs was one of the features of the game, the combination work of the five-eighths and center three-quarters being almost perfect.

At critical moments, however, there was a tendency to fumble, and this was responsible for the loss of more than one try. The work of the blue and gold forwards was very effective and was responsible in a large measure in keeping the score down. The forward play at times was inclined to be fierce, and some of the players in their zest for the game were prone to disregard the rules. During the entire second half the play was almost entirely in neutral territory, although toward the end the babies were attacking the high school goal, the visitors being compelled to save on one occasion. The game closed with the ball In the center of the field.

The blue and gold lineups have been announced for Saturday's games. The first varsity will line up against the Olympic club and the second team will play the Sacramento Athletic cluub. The lineups are as follows: First varsity--McKim. Dougers, Saunders, Hollister, Fish, King, Stroud, forwards: Morris, halfback; Smith, Gral, five -eighths; Dills, Allen, Peart, three-quarters; Montgomery, fullback. Second -Waldner.

Howard, Miller, Hoskins, Livingston, Coolidge, Holden. forwards: Canfield, halfback; Campbell, Hamlin, five-eighths; Harlowe, Mini, Hill, three-quarters; Price, fullback. PRINCETON DEFENSE STRONG. PRINCETON. N.

Sept. 27. The Princeton football express confidence that. their eleven will have no great difficulty in its game with Stevenson Saturday. 'The team in practice has shown some dangerous weaknesses, particularly A faltering attack at critical moments, but it is a stonewall on the detense.

OAKLAND TRIBUNE, Oakland's greatest evening newspaper, assures its advertisers that the circulation of this paper reaches every day over 250,000 readers. DUCKS WHIP SEALS IN RED-HOT SLUGFEST PORTLAND, Sept. 27. Portland made it three straight from San Francisco terday by winning 9 to 6. The game a slugfest, each team having one pitcher batted 1 out of the box.

In the third inning the Beavers made five hits and sacrifice off Arlett, which counted four runs. These, with one scored in first on two hits, gave Portland a 5. to lead. Higginbotham had been going nicely for Portland, but in the fourth Reidy's men hopped on to him, for five clean drives, two registering on Wagner's single and Wagner himself scoring Golvin's hit. Higginbotham yielded four more hits in the next frame, Zimmerman and Wagner each batting in one run.

That tied the score. Arlett, however, again found the going hard and he once allowed two hits, walked one man and hit anther, forcing in a run. McCorry was sent in with three. bases full and none out. Hits by Fisher and Rapps, however, brought in three more runs, before McCorry steadled: After that McCorry retired the Beavers in one, two, three order.

With a four run lead McCredie decided to take no chances, SO unsteady Higginbotham was retired and Harkness sent in. Speck allowed one run in the sixth, but after that kept out of trouble. McAvoy, the first two times up, contributed two baggers, but once he. was caught in trying to stretch it to a triple and the next time he died on second. Wagner hit in two of the Seal runs and scored one run himself.

Portland's first run was a gift Chadbourne had singled and advanced on Dean's -sacrifice. Rodgers went out and then Fitzgerald sent high fly to third base. Corhan jumped in and drove McAvoy away from the play, then stepped away and let the ball hit on safe ground. Chad scored on the play and Fitzgerald went to second. Score: SAN FRANCISCO.

BH. SB. PO. A. E.

McAvoy, 3b 5 0 2 0 1 McIntyre, rf 5 Howard, 1b 4 Zimmerman, cf. 5 Wagner, 2b 4 1 Golvin, If 00 Schmidt, 4 Arlett, 2 McCorry, .....2 3 Totals 39 6 14 2 24 14 PORTLAND. BH. SB. PO.

A. E. Chadbourne, If 4 1 1 0 2 Doane, cf 3 2 2 000000. 0 Rodgers, 2b 3 1: 1 2 Fitzgerald, 3 3 Rapps, 1b 3 4 Fisher, Baker, 3b 4 Bancroft, ss 4 Higginbotham, 2 1 1. 0 Harkness, 1 Totals 32 9 11 0 27 10 3 for Higginbotham in the fifth inning.

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 0 3 2 1 000 06 Bast 0 1 5 4 2 0 1 0-14 Base 0 5 1 4 0 Portland 0 4 0 4-0 0 6- 9 CHCO SUMMARY. Struck out--By McCorry 1, by Higginbotham 2, by Harkness 1. Bases on balls -Off Arlett 1, off Harkness 1. Two-base hits- -Fitzgerald, McAvoy.

Sacrifice hitsDoane, Corhan, Rodgers. Hit by pitched ball--Rapps by Arlett. Passed ballsFisher 2. Innings pitched -By 4, Higginbotham Base hits--Off Arlett 9, runs off Higginbotham 11, runs Credit victory to Higginbotham. Charge 35 defeat to minutes.

ArletimTime of -McCarthy gameand Casey. ANNOUNCE BETROTHAL OF WELL KNOWN GIRL Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Taylor of Berkehave arnounced the engagement of their daughter Helen Jean to Claude Archer. Miss Taylor is to leave shortly Portland, Oregon, where the marriage take place.

Archer was formerly of Liberty theater but now is a stage manager for northern stock company. Miss Taylor is known to -goers as Jean Devereaux. Shipping News and Marine Intelligence SUN, MOON AND TIDES United States Coast and Geodetic Survey--Tables show time and height of bigh and low water at Fort Point, entrance to San Francisco bay. For Oakland (elty water front) add 40 min utes, Standard time. Friday, September 27.

Sun Moon rose rises 6:02 Sun sets .6:01 6:27 p. m. Last quarter moon October 3, at 12:39 p. m. September 27 to October 3.

Date. Time. Ft. Time.Ft. TimeFt.

Time.Ft. 27 ....5:30 1.3 11:37 5.2 5:57 0.8 H. W. W. H.

W. L. W. 28 0:20 4.8 6:01 1.7 12:03 5.4 6:33 0.4 29 1:10 4:5 6:34 2.2 12:38 5.5 7:16 0.2 30 .2:08 4.2 7:07 2.6 12:55 5.5 8:06 0.1 1 .3:20 3.9 7:42 2.9 1:30 5.6 9:02 0.0 010 .4:52 .6:29 8.6 3.6 10:17 8:16 3.4 3.2 2:13 3:19 5.3 5.5 10:07 11:17 0.0 0.0 MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS. Steamers due to arrive and depart today and for the next few days are as follows: ARRIVE.

Steamer. From Due Peru--Balboa Sept. 27 Yale--Los Angeles Sept. 27 Sierra--Honolulu Sept. 27 President--Los Angeles, San Diego Sept.

27 City of Puebla-Puget. Sound Sept. '27 Lyra--Portland and Astoria Brunswick--Fort Bragg Sept. 28 Harvard. San Diego, Los Angeles Sept.

28 Robert Dollar---China and Japan 28 G. W. Elder- -Portland and Astoria 28 DEPART. Steamers. For Sall.

Yale--San Diego Sept. 27 Tenyo. Maru-Hongkong Sept. Beaver--Portland Sept. Roanoke--Portland Sept.

27 Inverton-Puget Sound Sept. 27 North Fork--Humboldt 28 Curacao San Pedro Sept. 29 Harvard--Los Angeles Sept. 28 Bear--Los Angeles Sept. 28 Enterprise--Hilo President-Puget Sound Sept.

29 G. W. Elder- San Diego 29 European Plan Phone Oakland 8862 All Outside Rooms--Modern in Every Respect Fire-Proof GOLDEN WEST HOTEL A. SONNICHSEN, Proprietor. Largest and Most Complete Hotel in the City Electric Lights, Baths, Hot and Cold Water in All Rooms Furnished Rooms Single or En Suite From 50c to $1.50 Per Day Special Rates for Tourists and Permanent Roomers 412 Eighth Street Oakland, California Notice is, hereby given that in ance with the provisions of section 1094 of the Political Code the State of Callfornia, all voters of Alameda County be must able apply for re-registration in order to to vote at the primary election to be held on September 3, 1912, and for the of general election to be heid on the 5th day November, 1912.

Owing to the fact that there is no provision of law granting assistance to tts 1t is in the registration of voters, County Clerk important that voters should apply pedite the work. at once, in order' to registration day of January 'and will began on the first Such re-registration all times until be in progress at purpose of enabling August voters 3d, to 1912, qualify for the for the ton will primary eleetion, after which registraOctober gin open and continue until abling for the purpose of en5th, 1912, clection to qualify for the general voters The to be held November 5th, 1912. directed attention of voters is especially to the recent decision of preme the sucourt, in which it is held that all voters must have registered order to join this year in tificate of in nomination the in signing behalf of any for of any for the public office to be voted ca: at September primary election, to be held 3d, 1912. lowing Attention is further directed to the tolthe State provisions of the Political Code of tration: California, relating to regisof Section 1097. No be entered by the person's name must 1.

Upon the unless: Clerk certified copy of the produotion judgment and of fling the of 81- 2. perior Court directing such If a entry be made. duction of his naturalized certificate citizen, of upon naturalization, the prodays prior certificate must be issued ninety which upon his affidavit the succeeding election, or to his possession, that it is lost or out of the place his which affidavit must state place of his nativity, naturalization, and the time and of his affidavit together with United States for he five has resided and in in this the State for one years, time of application, year next preceding the an elector and that he would be county at the next succeeding or city and of the county, izen shall however, it such naturalized altprovided, election; been previously registered have ties or cities and counties any of the qualified elector in and shall produce of this State, issued a by the certificate party of -author- such shall by law to issue such certificate, recite the time and place of which uralization of such elector, such certificate natshall be prima, facie evidence uralization. In the event that of such nis naturalized citizen shall state in his affidavit city that he was naturalized in the county or ister, and county in which he seeks to regor in the event that viously he was preeight years registered within within the preceding county in the county or city his which he seeks to register, and been certificate of naturalization has not revoked, he shall not be required to nor produce to his make such certificate of naturalization. affidavit of lost tiflcate in lieu thereof, that in any county however, provided, where the affidavits of or city registration and county: been destroyed by fire have or conflagration, or other public calamity, the above provision as to previous stated within the preceding eight years registration shall in such county or city and county, apply such number of years past as there only for shall exist a record of previous registration, and not to exceed in any event said eight years.

3. If born in a foreign affidavit that he became a citizen of the country, upon. his United 'States by virtue of the naturalization of his father while he was In the United 'States and under the residing age of twenty-one years, and that he is or would be an elector of the county at the next ensuing election. 4. In all other cases, upon the affidavit of the party that he 1g or will be an tor of the county at the next succeeding election.

Such affidavit must be made before. county clerk or officer charged the registration of voters, or their deputy, If any elector is absent from the county in which he claims residence, he may appear before any judge or clerk of any court of record, pr notary public, or 11 in a foreign country, before any minister, consul, vice-consul of the United States, and make and suhscribe an affidavit as to his residence, specifying in what ward or precinct he claims residence; that he will be necessarily and unavoidably absent from said county or city and county, on all days allowed by law for general registration of electors, and setting forth in such affidavit each and all the matters required by section one thousand and ninety-six of the Political Code of the of California, and forward such affdavits, duly authenticated as above, by mail, enclosed in an envelope, addressed to the county clerk of any county, or the registrar of voters in any city and county. Upon receipt of such affidavit by such clerk or registrar of voters within the time allowed by law for registration, 1t shall entitle the name of such elector to be entered by the clerk in the proper registen.in, such precinct. 5. In every case the affidavit of the party must show all the facts required' to be stated in the entry on the register, except the data of the entry.

Further notice is hereby given that atfidavits of registration must be sworn to before the County Clerk or hig deputies and that they cannot, owing to the visions of the registration law, be sworn before any other officer. The office of the county clerk will be open for registration. until further notice from 9 o'clock a. until 5 o'clock p. m.

of each day, except Saturdays, on which day the citice will close at 12 o'clock noon, Dated: March 11, 1912. JOHN P. COOK. (SEAL) County Clerk. IN THE MATTER OF THE TION OF GREATER SAN FRANCISCO INVESTMENT COMPANY, A PORATION, TO CHANGE ITS PORATE NAME.

In the Superior Court of the County 01 Alameda, State of California. In the matter of the application 01 Greater San Francisco Investment Company, a corporation, to change its porate name. No. 38249, Dept. 6.

Greater San Francisco Investment Company, a corporation, duly Incorporated, organized, existing and doing business under and by virtue of the laws of the State of California, having on this 6th day of September, 1912, filed herein its verified application and petition for an order changing its present name, Greater San Francisco Investment Company to the name of Alameda Investment Company, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that said petition contains all the requirements of law therefor, and good cause appearing therefor, It is hereby ordered that all persons interested in the above entitled matter appear before said Superor Court at 10 o'clock a. on Tuesday, the 8th day of October, 1912, at the courtroom of Department No. 6 thereof at the Court House in the City of Oakland, said County of Alameda, then and there to show cause why the application of said Greater San Francisco Investment Company for a change of name from Greater San Francisco Investment Company to that of Alameda Investment Company, should not be granted; It is ordered that a copy tE further this order be published for four (4) Strecessive weeks prior to the said 8th day of October, 1912. in THE OAKLAND TRIBUNE, a newspaper of general circulation printed in said County' of Alameda. Dated this 6th day of September, A.

D. 1912. WILLIAM H. WASTE, Superior Court. FITZGERALD ABBOTT, Attorneys for' petitioner.

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