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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1913. FIND PETTY GRAFT IN WEDDING FEES Chicago Judges Discover Clerks and Elevator Men Collect for Marriages CHICAGO. Aug-. old game of making a country Judge an innocent party to a scheme of petty graft in the city hall came to light again yesterday. The beneficiaries of the system are court clerks and elevator starters.

The trick by means of which $5 bills are garnered at the rate of two or three a week is worked on couples who wish to get married as soon as they have obtained a license and have no friends who can perform the ceremony. The first party to the deal Is the policeman In the county building, according to Judge Hill, who yesterday, was made the means by which a $5 bill was added to the income of a clerk and an elevator starter. The policeman la asked where the marriage license bureau is and when the couple returns after obtaining their license he sends them to the elevator starter in the city hall, who in turn sends them to one of the municipal court rooms with instructions to ask for a certain clerk. SPLIT THE PEE The clerk, after the judge has performed the ceremony, collects the fee, usually $5. This he "splits" with the elevator starter.

When Judge Hill was informed of the game that was being worked on him he called in his clerk, A. A. Behnke. "Did you collect a fee from that couple I just married?" asked the Judge. "Sure," replied Mr.

Behnke. "What became of it?" questioned Judge Hill. "Oh. that was one of those elevator explained the clerk. "The elevator starter sent the man up here to me and when you married the couple I collected the fee and split it with him.

We do that right along." RICH OFF "Uh-huh," said Judge Hill, stroking his "I see." Judge Hill confided the details of the system to Judge Robinson, who is also a country judge. "Whew:" exclaimed Judge Robinson, "the boys must be getting rich off me. have performed 14 marriages in the month I have been here and never collected a cent for any of them. Never again. I will collect the fee after this and see that the money goes to the right place." One of the men in Chief Justice Olson's office, when told of the system, said: "That has been going on for some time.

They don't work it on any but the country judges, though. The regular men up here will not stand for the game and those fellows know It. It ought to be stopped. It is a discredit to the municipal court." A new application of the by-products of coal tar distillation Is in tanning leather. A product called neradol, which Is said to be chemically almost pure tannin, is now being produced in Germany.

The latest Italian battleship to be launched is the Andrea Doria. This vessel is 683 feet long, has a beam of 9314 feet and a displacement of 22.400 tons. It is driven by Paraons turbine engines. Out of 110,954 men employed In and about quarries in the United States during the year 1911, 188 men were killed, the death rate being per 1,000 men employed. A total of 410 men were killed in and about the coal mines of the United States during the first two months of the year 1913.

This figure does not include the fatalities in Kentucky, Georgia, Canlifornla and Oregon. Tn the nine months ended with March. 1913, coffee imports of the United States amounted to 716,327.146 pounds the imports for a year amounting to about 900,000,000 pounds. A Japanese steamship company now attaches to each of its passenger tickets a coupon entitling the holder to a specified numbered seat in a particular lifeboat. Under a new regulation of the department of commerce, practical experience on a motor boat is given consideration in licensing engineers and officers of steamships.

Bahia. Brazil, has recently installed a complete telephone system using American equipment throughout. Notice to Mariners Office of United Lighthouse Inspector, Eighteenth District. Cuatom Houae, San Francisco, Aug. 11, 1913.

CALIFORNIA San Diego light tIT be established, about Auguat 12, 1913, on beacon near light No. 2: a fixed white light of about 45 candlepower, 32 feet above water, on triangular pipe structure, In about 20 feet of water. Illuminating apparatus will be a post lantern burning oil. will be published later. C.

and G. S. Charts 8106. 5100. Light List, Pacific Coaat, 1912, p.

10. No. 2A. Bnov Llat. Pacific Coast, 1911.

p. 0. Coast Pilot, Pacific Coast, 1900, pp. 16. 42.

Loa Angeles harbor Pedro breakwater bell buoy, 1 SPB, permanently discontinued August 8, 1913. N. to M. No. 28.

1013, par. 1140. and G. 8. 5145.

5148. 8100. 5002. Buoy List, Pacific Coaat, 1911. p.

10. Coast Pilot, Pacific Coaat, 1909. pp. 44. 46.

Santa Barbara channel island light, reported extinguished August 10, will be relighted aa soon as practicable. and O. S. 5126, 5200, 5002. Light List, Pacific Coaat, 1912, p.

12, No. 15A. Buoy List, Pacific Coast, 1011. p. 11.

Coeit Pilot. Pacific Coast, 1908, pp. 18. 84 53. Ry direction of the commissioner of lighthouses.

H. W. RHODES, Inspector. Transport Servtew The Buford la at San Franciaco. The Crook 1c at San Franciaco.

Tbe Imogen is at Manila. The Sheridan at San Francisco. The Sherman sailed Auguat for Manila. Tlw Thomas sailed from Manila July 80. NEWS OF THE OCEAN Shipments for Honolulu The steamer Honolnlan.

out for Honolulu on the sth, had a cargo valued at $277,680 and in eluding the following: 176 bbla flour. 100.000 lbs rice. 1.141 bales hay. 63 tona feedstoffs. 130 ctls barley.

52.04. lbs augar, 20.514 lbs beans, 1.200 1.212 canned gooda. 1,500 lbs and 10 bxs raisins. 1,858 lbs dried fruit. 19.503 lbs butter.

8.337 lbs and 12 cheese, 191 eggs, 6.190 and 33 pkgs candy. 2.056 pkgs freeh fruits. 2.395 pkgs potatoes, 565 pkgs 5.600 tea. 15.970 lbs and bacon, 16.580 lbs lard, 75 cs 45 snd 25 half salmon, 6,280 codfish. 7.368 lbs assorted dried fish.

3,397 freah meat and fish. 6.512 lbs garlic. 65 beer. 25 cs brandy. 15 cs mineral water.

10,503 gals and 15 cs wine. 50 cs whisky, 129 United army stores. 228 arms and ammunition. 55 tona fertilizer. 5.740 sks cement.

623 pkgs painta. 100 bbis road oil. 201 cs and 73 bbis refined oils. 296 coils rope, 34 cs boots and shoes, 14 rolls leather. 2.346 lbs tin plate.

2.150 copper wire. 251 pkgs electrical 42 pkgs machinery, 7,860 aheet lead, 5.207 and 140 cs tobacco, 33 ea cigars and 2,200 bdls snooks. 500 bdls shingles. 75 pkgs drugs, 4 automobiles and 65 parts. 57 head cattle.

7 hoga. 23 mules. The steamer Hyadee sailed for Honolulu via Seattle on Friday with 149 of distillate, 865 cs and 70 gaaollne. 50 naphtha, 25 -tnrpentlne and 20 pkgs hardware, valued at 83,625, as cargo from this port. LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE BOUND IN.

11 P. Monday, Aug. 11. Schr Lily and a three masted schr. SAILED Monday.

Aug. 11. 9:30 p. stmr Fair Oaks. Ahlln, Grays Harbor.

10:20 p. stmr Oliver J. Olson, Peterson. San Pedro. Marriage Licenses SAN FRANCISCO Tbe following marriage licenses were Issued Monday.

August II. 1913: Akasbl, 23 and Bhlge Eg ichl. 22. both of Vancouver, B. C.

BELL, Bell. 33, Tonapah, and Mary E. Scott. 28. Santa Rosa.

H. Blsney. 21. 1S83 Stevenson street, and Marlon C. Walsh, IS.

608 Third street. O. Butts. 21. and Florence H.

G. Turner, 15. both of Oakland. E. Curtis.

21. 806 Ashburv street, and Constance E. Plath. 21, 1403 Stelner street. P.

Curtis. 39. Sacramento, and Rebecca Whiteside. 85, 1249 Masonic avenno. H.

Davis. 23. Presidio, and Mae H. Larson. 23.

Omaha, Neb. DO LAN E. Dolan. 25. 945 Oak street, aud Hazell R.

Schwab. 20, 204 Congo street. EASDA1.E James Easdale, 21. 250 Eureka street, and May Hurley, 18. 563 Natoms street.

FI PETERSON Raymond P. Fuller. 24. I.03 Angeles, and Dorothy I. Peterson.

21. 1350 Washington street. HAYASHI ASH Hayashl. 35. and Toku Havashl.

28 both of Anaheim. Herman. 27. 1070 Capp street and Clara Gerber. 24.

Daly City. liyama. 28. and Masn Kitamnra. 24.

both, of Hollywood. Seijiro Kanehira. 29, and Matsu Naksmurs, 20, both of Oakland. Krlstovich. 24.

1520 Kentnckv street, and Katherine D. Pet rich. 19. Giant. J.

Malacredl. 22. Bodega. CaL, and Onorlno Memeo. 19.

Oakland. George N. Maltezos. 22. 20 Cleveland street, and Harriett E.

Hoover, 18. 53 Cheslev street. McKEAN McKean. 23. 62S Lake street, and Muriel D.

Bassett, 23. 731 Ansa street. J. Mooney 32. 251 Mlssonr! street, and Margaret M.

Moran, 26. 1634 Howard street. OKAMOTO Risahuro Okamoto. 48. and Kana Uyesako.

30. both of 1745 Sutter street. Peter', 24. Giant, and Gertrude A. French.

19. 244 Grattan street. PUGH W. Pugh. 28, and Laura B.

Armstrong. 27. both of Sacramento. BEHN -TR A TNG -George Rehn, 30. 412A Capp street, and Helen Prating.

24. 3818 Eighteenth street. Rosensrroh. 21. Holllster, and Selma Hahn.

18, .712 Clayton street. -Hippolyte 27. 346 Shotwell street, and Lea Casiellfz. 22, 2042 Mission street. 3.

Schmidts. 25. Berkeley, and Esther M. Buschke. 21.

520 Church street. -Yoschuro Takahsshi. 29. and Hans Nomura. 24.

both of Anaheim. TAK AD Takata. 28. and Misao Sunada. 21.

both of Fresno. 36, and Etc 20. both of Oakland. ma.To Tamakl. 48, and Mleno Urakoml.

33. both of Centervllle. HOUSE V. Terrell. 29.

12 Bourbon place, and Charlotte H. Brickhouse. 21. 1740 Geary street. THOMPSON S.

Thompson. 38, and Christina A. Fowler. 19. both of Fresno.

VANDE VENTER D. Vandeventer. 22. Fresno, and Wither A. I Mae, 21, 111 Taylor street.

OAKLAND The following marriage licenses were issued Monday. August 11. 1913: A. Hartman. 26.

Richmond, and Nora Ross, 25. Saiina. Okla. WORTHY Frank L. Her rick.

26, and Gladys E. Goldsworthy. 22. both of Oakland. A.

Hill. 27, Suisun. and Gertrude Ferguson. 21. Oakland.

LAKEY J. Lakey. 25. Columbus. and Albert B.

Foster. 22. Engiewood. Los Angeles countv. Maffer, 30.

and Liz sie Gaszini 22. both of Oakland. SAN FORD M. Kanford. 37.

and Ella M. Rider. 32, both of Los Angeles. F. Snyder.

24. and Ida M. Aetata. 18, both of San Francisco. INS Thompson.

41. petaluma, and Laura S. Hutchins. 35, San Francisco. Births, Marriages, Deaths BIRTHS SALOPEK -In this city.

August 3. 1913. to the wife of Stephen T. Salopek (formerly Miss M. Piaseckil, a son.

MARRIAGES this city. August 9. 1913. by Rev. W.

E. Dugan. pastor Stewart Memorfal-Second United Presbyterian church. Vernon James Doyle and Sophie Thorpe, both of San Francisco. DEATHS Anderson.

Mrs. C. 63 1 McDermott. 80 Bellani. Louise Meadows, Geo.

I. Brulez. Octavia (Mass! Burns. 47 Ohlson. Charlotte Collins.

Dennis 40 Dougbertv. Bert Plelhop, Fred 47 Emmert Michael T. 67 Scarlett. Jennie Equl Michael 32; Schlieman. Mary 79 Hennlng, Anna 68 SVhmid.

August 50 Linehan. Mary E. Stewart, Henry ....55 Malers. Sarah I McCall (Card) Oakland. August 10.

1913, Caroline Anderson, beloved sister of Anderson, loving aunt of Mrs. J. A. Bruner and Edmond A. Watkins.

a native of New Orleans, aged 63 years and 12 days. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral at her late residence, 214 West Estudlllo avenue. San Leandro. tomorrow (Wednesday), Auguat 13, 1913, at 2 0 clock p. m.

San Lorenso. 10. 1913. Louise Bellani. beloved wife of Albert Bellani of Sacramento.

Cal. Remains at the parlors of the Tavlor Company. Fifteenth and Jefferson streets, Oakland. Cal. Daly City, August 11.

1913. Octavia. dearly beloved wife of Bazil Brulez and mother of Loula, Frank, Albert and Saraflne Pope and Mrs. Louise de Wise and Emil Brulez, daughter of Mrs. F.

de Rock and sister of Gabe. Victor and Peter Lorfwaert and Mrs. F. Englen and Mra. Charles Van Ryn, a native of Belgium, aged 83 years.

(Chicago papera please copy.) and respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Wednesday! morning from her late residence. 435 Los avenue. Daly City, thence to St. Michael's church. Ocean View, where requiem will be celebrated for repose of her commencing at 9'o'clock.

Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Oakland. August 9. 1913, Charles Sumner beloved brother of G. A.

and W. U. a natfve of lowa, aged 47 yeara. Ftlenda and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services today (Tuesday). August 12.

1913, at 2 o'clock p. at the chapel of the California electric crematorium. Piedmont avenne, at the entrance of Mountain View cemetery. Oakland. Remains at the parlors of J.

E. Henderson, Telegraph avenue and Twenty-third street. this city. August 11. Dennis, dearly beloved husband of Mary Collins and loving father of John J.

Collins, a native of County Cork, Ireland. A member of tha R. C. A. The funeral will take place Thursday.

August 14, at 9 a. from the parlors of afc- Brearty A McCormiek. 915 Valencia street near Twentieth, thence to Mission Dolores church, where a solemn requiem high mass will bo celebrated for the repose of hie aool. rommenclng at 9:30 a. m.

Interment Holy Ctobsi cemetery, by automobile. this eitr. August 11. 1913. Bert, dearly beloved husband of Dee Dougherty.

father of Helen Dougherty and beloved son of Mrs. Nellie and the late John Dougherty, a native of San Franciaco. Remains at the residence of his mother. 21 Belvedere street. Notice of funeral hereafter.

Oakland. August 10. IMS, Michael beloved husband of Maria Aiken Emmert and devoted father of M. T. Jr.

and Varina Emmert. a native of Maryland, aged 67 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services thia (Tuesday! morning. 12. 1913.

at 10 o'clock, at his late home. 2027 Webster street. Oakland. Interment private. I'leaae omit flowers.

In this city. August io. 1913, Michael dearly beloved son of Joseph and Jennie Equl and devoted brother of Harry. Iritis. Johnny, I-oulsa and Rosic F.qui.

Mrs. J. Mitchell. Mrs. J.

Bernard and Mrs. T. Roil lj. a native of San aged .32 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral today (Tuesday, at 9:30 a.

from his late residence. Twenty-fourth street corner 'of Hampshire, thence to St. Peter's church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of' his soul, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. Remains at the funeral parlors of Leary 2917 Twenty-fourth street between Harrleon and Bryant, from 11 o'clock a.

ra. nntll p. when they will be forwarded to Sonoma for Interment. this city. August 11.

1913. Anna. M. Hennlng, dearly beloved wife of the lata Friedrlch Hennlng. "and loving mother of Henry.

Edward and Adolf Hennlng. Mrs. D. Hadeler, Mrs. h.

Scbaobt and tbe late Dick Hennlng. and loving sister of Dick and Peter Spreckels of Germany and the late Claus, Barfhold and Henry SpreekeJs. a native of Lametedt. Germany, aged 68 years 5 months and 27 days. Notice of funeral hereafter.

this city. August 11. 1913. at bee late residence, .104 Shrader street. Mary Elisabeth, beloved daughter of Mrs.

Catherine and the late John YV. I.inehan. sister of William J. and Rose E. Linehan, a native-of Virginia City, Nev.

Remains ar the parlors of McGinn 1823 Eddy street. Notice of funeral hereafter. this city. August 9. IPI3.

Sarah L. Malers, beloved mother of Mrs. Florence Backman, a native of Boston, Mass. Funeral and Interment strictly prtra'te. Remains at Gray's chapel, Geary and Divisadero streets, until Thursdsy.

this city. August 10. 1913. Edward McDerraott, a native of Ireland, aged 80 years. MEADOWS -In Rerkeiey.

August 10. 1018. George beloved son of Ellen and the lata William F. Meadows, and loving brother of Charles Wallace and Frederick W. Meadows, a native of San Francisco, Friends are respectfully invited to attend ths) funeral aervioes today Tuesday August 12.

1013. at 10:30 a. at the residence of that Truman Undertaking Company. 2935 Telegraph; avenue, southwest corner of Thirtieth street, Oakland. Interment Evt rgreen cemetery, by automobile.

eolenfrj high mass of requiem will be sung, at Holy Cross church. Eddy street, for the repoee of the souls of the late Daniel J. O'Connor and bla wife, Annie O'Connor, today August 12, 1913, at 8:30 a. m. Into rest, in this city.

August 9. 1913. Charlotte, beloved wife of John A. Ohlson, and loving mother of Gus. Alma.

Emily and the late Julia Ohlson, a native of Sweden. Friends win be welcome to view the today (Tuesday i. August 12, 1918. at 1:30 o'clock p. at her late residence, 371 Twenty-first avenue.

Richmond District. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery, by automobile. this city. August 6. 1913.

Charles E. Owens, beloved husband of Elizabeth Owens, and brother of Mrs. Hatilda Moe of Poulsbo. a native of Norway, aged 40 years 2 months and 6 days. A member of tbe P.

C. W. Association and San Francisco Lodge No. L. O.

O. M. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral today (Tuesdayl. at 2:30 p. from Moose hall.

Golden Gate avenue and Jones street. Interment Greenlawn cemetery, by automobile. this city. Auguat 11. 1913.

at hla late residence. 49 Cortland avenne, Fred dearly beloved husband of Mathilda Plelhop and loving father of Alice. Fred Minnio and Herbert Plelhop. a native of Nlenbnvg. Hanover.

Germany, aged 47 years and 22 days. A member of Hannoveraner Vereln and Herman Lodgo No. 127. F. A A.

M. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow fWednesdayi. at 2 p. at the parlors of H. F.

Suhr A- 2919 fission etreet between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery, by electric funeral car from Twenty-eighth and Valencia streets. this city. August 9. 1913.

Jennie Scarlett, aunt of W. F. Woodcraft of Brlabane, Australia. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services today August 12. 1913.

at 3 o'clock p. at the chapel of the Truman Undertaking Company. 1919 Mlsslou street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Inter ment Cypress Lawn cemetery, by automobile. this city, August 11.

1913. Mary Schlieman. a native of Germany, aged 73 years 1 month and 22 days. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow at 2 o'clock p. at the chapel of Mount Olivet cemetery.

Remains at parlors of William O'Shaughnessy A 531--555 Valencia street near Sixteenth, until 11 o'clock a. tomorrow Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. SCHMID-In this city. August 11. ipn.

August Schmld. a native of Germany, aged 50 yeara. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in vlted to attend the funeral tomorrow (Wednesday I. August 13. 1913.

at 10:30 a. from the mortuary chapel of the Golden Gate Company. 2475 Mission street near Twenty-flrst. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. this city.

August 9. 1913. Henry Stewart, a native of England, aged 35 ves-a 3 montha and 17 days. A member of Riggers' and Stevedores" Union. Friends are respect fully Invited to attend the funeral today August 12.

at o'clock a. from the chapel of Halsted Brothers. Divisadero and McAllister streets, under the auspices of the Riggers' and Stevedores' Union. Interment Cypreaa Lawn cemetery, by automobile. CARD OF THANKS widow and family of the late Philip J.

McCall desire to express their sincere thanks for the sympathy and kindness of their and acquaintances, officers and members of Fitters' Union No. 590 and em ployes and employers of the Weatern Sugar Refinery In onr late bereavement. MRS. PHILIP McCALL AND FAMILY. 11 CITY REAL ESTATE J.

W. WMGHT CO. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. 528 MONTGOMERY ST. (MILLS BUILDING).

RENTS AND OWNERS ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED AGAINST LOSS FBOM TENANTS. FULL CHARGE TAKEN OF PROPERTY. MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE. WE ARE NOW LISTING PROPERTY FOR OUR NEXT AUCTION. BUSINESS BARGAINS.

Store and 11 elegant of 2 and 3 rooms and bath each: $415 per new; only 2 blocks from Fairmont hotel; corner: lot 30x94. DOWNTOWN BARGAINS 00 feet front: In Turk st. east of Van Ness positively the cheap est lot in the district. 4 rm. rents $135 per lot 32x125; close to lflth and Mission; unusually well constructed.

HYDE ST 112.500—3 fhtfs of 6-6-7 rooms and bath each; rents $102.50 per month: lot MAGNIFICENT MARINE VIEW close to and Fillmore: most beautiful marine view In San Francisco. STORE AND ROOMING HOUSE Store, with 5 rooms In rear at.d rooming bouse of 23 rooms: lot 25x165 through to rear street: only partially improved; Folsom cloae In. st. nr Washington: Impts. nominal: elegant building site; lot over 32 ft.

front. DOWNTOWN FLATS flats of 4 and 5 rooms and bath each: rents $65 per month; close to Hyde and Rroadwav. and flats In 9th ay. nr. Irving In the best portion of the Sunset business district: has a splendid future.

flats In Stanyan near Parnassus; protected district: 5 and 6 rms. and garage $7 250 -Foot 3 room flats; hardwood beamed ceilings, always rented; lot 25x75. $6,730 -Cor. In California Richmond District: nearly 65 ft. front: this Is cheap.

flats in 3d Richmond District: contains 4 and 5 rms and all street work done. corner house: this is a bargain: has 6 rooms and attic and basement: basement could be made into store: lot and alone worth the price asked. flats of rooms and bath each; 23d and Bryant rents $64; street work done. EIGHT ROOM RESIDENCE lot 28x90 feet; 8 room residence. 75x120; 45th ay.

nesr Geary st. the nropertv. NEAR CASTRO AND 14TH $4.750 large flats of 6 and 7 and bath each: lot 26x100 feet: rents $48 per mo. th Sunset District: short walk from the cars; 5 rooms and baths: street Mtumlntzcd. with and basement; 23d ft.

near Sanchez: 6 rooms and bath. MAKE OFFER $4.100 very anxious to sell; lot 27:6 Union" close to fair grounds. GODEUS ST. flats of 4 and 5 and bath each; lot 20i60 near 29th and Mission. RICHLAND AY.

5 room residence: story and a half cottage; street bitumlnized; lot 25x 120; near Mission st. 70x120 28tb a short walk from Gearv st. car line: magnificent view from "lot. an offer: key lot In Frederick in fine neighborhood: sunny. in Pine 6 and bath: stable: lot over 27 feet front and extra wide In rear; this is a cheap piece of property.

ay. nr. Geary: 6 rooms and bath, with stable: high basement. Mission warm belt: near Mission park: lot 25x90; make an offer. in Bryant ay.

nr. 20th lot 30x100; street work complete; electric car line passes the property. Gate ay. lot: to Parker size 23x100: make offer. WILL EXCHANGE room cottage: In Corbett bltnminised street: in first class shape: will exchange for 2 flats and pay a cash difference.

$2.8,50 in 10th Sunset District; bargain. "i Ist ay. and Geary cottage, with stable: contains 5 rooms. LAKEVIEW and cottage of 5 room" and hath; rented for $31 per month: lot 25x100 feet. in 7th ay.

near Irving; cheapest lot in the district. RICHMOND LOT 16th ay. and Clement 25x120; convenient to cars. STREET WORK DONE feet front: 27th ay. close to Geary bargain.

Lot in 80th ay. nr California street work complete: fine neighborhood: 25x120. TWO ROOM COTTAOH to 40th ay. and Geary: street work done; could be put in shape at very low cost. NEAR S6TH AY.

AND ST. $1,500 lots, 35x90 feet each; there a turn in these: easy terms. 19TH AY. lot in the avenue; bitumtnlzed street; 25x98; easy Richmond District. EASY TERMS $80 aaafe, balance on payments: lot 25 o'd Improvements; full purchase price 1800; npar Falcon ay.

and 23d st. J. W. WRIGHT A 228 Montgomery st. ON account of the Illness of owners.

I am instructed to sell 3 fine on Fell st. opp. G. G. park for $10,000.

on of $2,000 down and $So per month, and 2 fine flats on Folsom st. at 25th (one flat partly foe $5,750. on terms of $2,000 down and $33 per month; both on good lota. Also I have some cheap building lots on very easy terms. E.

M. LONG, northwest cor. lflth and Mission sts. Tei. Market 2937.

TWO new 5 room up to date flats in every requirement: sleeping porch, bath: elm paneled dining rooms and hall, hardwood floors and garage. At 670-672 7th Richmond District; price terms half cash. OWNER on CASIHI NEW HOUSES of 4 rooms, bath snd large pantry, wall bed: finish: pay $15 a month on yonr own home. CONTRACTOR, box 8015. Call office.

HOUSES FOR SALE. A bargain In the Reis tract: 6 and 2 lots, at 320 Raymond $1,500: one-third cash, balance on easy monthly or $1,450 for ell cash. Telephone Mission 2135. G. W.

OWEN. SOMETHING GOOD dandy flats near park: lot 26x95: east side of street: worth alone $2,750: all rooms light and sunny; close to cars and achool: to suit. F. E. MEACHAM.

1410 Haight st. $700 bargain: lot 50x100. near car line: In the Mission District: owner must sell; terms can be arranged. HOMESTEAD REALTY CO. 704 Market room 202.

$300 down will buy 2 new bungalow flats; grand marine view; must sell. 209 Downey ay. near Frederick and Ashbury sts. HAVE Standard Title Insurance Company. Insure your title: save time, cave money.

COUNTRY. REAL ESTATE FREE FREE FREE Send or call at once for my FREE FRUIT BOOK, telling all about orchard raising on my choice. 5 and 10 acre fruit ranches In the famous VACAVILLE section, Solano county; only $590 for a 5 acre ranch (whole piece) and on terms of $59 and $5 a month until NEVER MISS IT terms: plant out an orchard In PROVEN land, close to S. and buy from owner: don't pay an agent Inflated prlceg. Apply CHAS.

L. PADDON, 35 Mont gomery S. room 138. Two ASMfffl .380 acres. Pan Joaquin county, on main highway; one mile from town; two-thirds smooth and level: 40 acres vineyard: all deep rich sandy loam: well fenced; set of buildings; $50 per acre: easy terms.

263 acres. 2 miles from Riverbank. Stanislaus county: 2 ditches run through: all sandy edlment soil: all around land selling for $250 per acre; price for quick sale $116 per acre. D. E.

BESECKER. 629 Pacific 8. F. 5 9 Per McMfe, 5. 10, 15 and 20 acre tn proven orchard strict: earlleat fruit, berries and vegetables; also fine alfalfa land: make a 10 per cent payment and take possession per acre), balance $1 per acre per month: railroad atation on land; hool near.

Addresa HICKMAN, 142 Lick building. 85 Montgomery San Francisco. Cal. HAVE dairy proposition (close to hay district) to sell, In county which leads all for dairy products; 10 to 12 tons of alfalfa per acre per year; 2 acres will support 3 cows with ease; cows average $12 per month for the year; unlimited water supply for irrigation; close to up to date town, with good schools, churches and modern will accept small payment down and allow place to make balance of Box 4551. Call office, Oakland.

PENINSULA, adjoining Stanford Univ. estate: 88 acres, choice for subdivision; value advancing rapidly; land slightly rolling; grand view points; low price; require only small payment, down, bal. 3 or 5 years; other ranchea. 1, 5, 10 acres each; all bargains. See me.

HEBBARD, 615 Pacific S. or Mayfield. Cal. SIXTY DOLLARS CASH. $6 a month, a dandy little 9'-fe acre chicken ranch.

3 from town, near Watsonville; sandy loam soil; price $67.50 per acre. OWNER, Lick 35 Montgomery S. F. OUR new catalogue at country property, fruit, and poultry ranches, stock ranchea, alfalfa and timber lands. Call or send for list.

ROTHERMEL A 00., 247 Bus! S. F. COUNTKT HEAL ESTATE i 20 loam soil, Sonoma county, near SVhellvllle; this land will produce anvthlng: 1f desired. H. KENT.

1540 Oakland. 25 ACRES, nearly all plow land: 4 room unfinished house: anrlng. creek: good road: 1H m'tos from station: half cash. ADAMS A DAVID. SURVEYORS.

325 Bush st. GOVERNMENT LANDS HOMESTEADS, southern Oregon: fine farming land, near railroad under construction: plenty of water; we par transportation and fees: pet promptly. Farm A Home 503 Pacific bldg. OAKLAND REAL ESTATE IF you want a home In the besf location on terms the same as rent, see tie. We have them in all prices.

WENHAM A PAUL, 1444 San Tablo ay. SEE for bungalows and all prices and In the best locations; terms same rent. WENHAM A PAUL, 1444 San Pablo opp. city hall. INSTDE Oakland realty for eood 6 per cent bonds.

E. K. LOWER, 202 Security Oakland. BERKELEY REAL TWO wonderful opportunities: one beautiful place, modern house, hardwood acre of land. Berkeley's most beautiful residence district.

Thousand Oaks, unsurpassed, price $10,000 can be subdivided into 8 houae lots; same house, lot 32 feet by 100 feet. $3,600. OH AS L. BAINE box Spruce and Regal road. Berkeley.

Cal. iB6O for two sire 30X132 1 each, on the aoatfc side of Parker street. 100 feet east of Mathews st. Phone Piedmont 3753. RICHMOND REAL ESTATE BEST close in properly in Richmond: lots $150 and no: easy terms.

WENHAM A PAUL. 1444 San Pablo Oakland. Richmond office. 14th and Potrero ay. CALIFORNIA'S MODERN INDUSTRIAL CITY, located on ateatn and electric rsllroads between Angelee and harbor.

For information relative to business opportunities, real estate investments and factory sites write KARL RREHME. 1031-37 Phelan building: phone Sutter 4299. CONTRA LOTS FOR SUMMER HOMES home and camping in Redwood canyon, right on the new Oakland Antioch rsliwav: $100 and up on easy payments; only 17 minutes from Broadway. Oakland: send for msp. GEORGE W.

kUSTIN, 1 4 22 24 Broadway. Syndicate building. Oakland. MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE SPECIALIST In real estate bargains; right treatment; your Interests cared for. WILL PALLET, MILL VALLEY.

SONOMA COUNTY LANDS WRITE W. HORN CO. of Petalnma for large, 'free list of Sonoma county bargains. "fontana LOCATED on electric line between Riverside and Los Angeles. Write for handsome illustrated booklet on orange and lemon growing to KARL BREHME.

1031-37 Phelan building. San Franciaco; phone Softer 4299. BANTi CRUZ REAL ESTATE HOMES, ranches, acreage: exchange; price liat. WILSON Santa Our. Cal.

AL lAT Palo Alto, a millionaire mansion; alao 11 room house. Inquire 1003 Forest court. PROPERTY to exchange anywhere. city or country. NE WELL-MURDOCH 30 Montgomery San Franciaco.

CITY or eountrv property or exchanged. K. ANDERSON. Sl7 Hearst bldg. LOIHtING HOUSES FOB SALB A.

CAMERON A CO. 714 MARKET Room (Opposite Callt. HOTELS, ROOMING HOUSES, APARTMENTS and FLATS. TITLES GUARANTEED ONE of best; 42 rm. house, ciose in: rent $223 to 1916; fine condition; would make fine transient house: only $8,500.

SWELL little SS rm. transient house, right down town; rent $250 lease 1916: sickness: "knap. HOTELS, APT. and ROOMING houses, all sizes. 15 SUNNY rooms- nicely fnrnlshed: corner house; all rented; snap for cash.

Call 1124 O'Farrell. GEO. A. HERRICK. 833 MARKET ST.

INVESTMENT BROKER. ESTABLISHED 1875. A FEW SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK. all cash eonnter trade; clears $700 per month: owner retiring: price doing over $6,000 month business. OAKLAND money maker; rent only $45; 3 years' lease; price $3,000.

corner: 5 years' lease; rent only $50 for saloon and two nice, sunny living rooms; price $1,850. GROCERY. WITH LIVING rent $40: lease; price $900; this store clears $123 month. CORNER SALOON Mission rent $100; 5 years' lease; price TERMS. A GOOD.

OLD ESTABLISHED MARKET ST. CANDY AND ICE CREAM BUSINESS FOR $100; clears now $250 a month; price $1,500 cash, This store haa never been for sale and has been owned by present owner 5 This Is a good money making business and a genuine bargain. CIGAR AND TOBACCO BUSINESS $35; clearing $150 month; lease: price bargain. GROCERY AND FAMILY LIQUOR BUSINES beautiful living rooms in rear; this Is a fine paying business and a good investment for man and wife; a fine neighborhood: price $850 cash. owner of this atore obliged Ito go to Honolulu at once.

GEO. A. HERRICK. 833 MARKET SUITE 201, COMMERCIAL BLDG. LADY or gent of intelligence with $2,000 cash and (or fumlsn plain office experience nnneceaaary; exceptional opportunity: ground floor proposition; handle your own "money; salary $200 month and percentage of Immense See manager, room 23.

964 Market S. P. CORPORATION with business of exceptional merit wants lady or gent to act secretary; duties very simple; experience unnecessary: $1,000 cash required: fully secured; liberal salary and Interest in Room 15. 964 Market 8. F.

HOTEL for sale or rent: established 25 railroad worklngmen and the transient trade In town: opposite 8. P. depot and N. P. depot: man and wife preferred; small capital.

Apply or write JOS. P. HANMAN, Stockton, Cal. VALUABLE patenta pay better than gold mines; write for list "Pstents for Sale." RANDOLPH A Patent Washington. D.

C. I HAVE 40 agencies for sharpening safety raaor blades; also machine: will sell buslneea for $50. H. CUNNINGHAM, Gordon Hotel, 7th and Mission PARTNER, travel with established theatrical company: reliable man to handle financial end of business; experience unnecessary: $60 weekly profit guaranteed; $600 investment. Box 1443, Call office.

active or silent partner; business second hand lumber; have line location In city for yard and uuderstand business thoroughly; big profits; best of amount to be used solely in the-business. Box 1419, Call. party with $3,000 to take active Interest In an established promising big money making business: every Investigation solicited. AMERICAN FILM RENTING 018 Westbank bldg. $3,250 will buy y.

Interest In hardware store, ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS; DOING A BUSINESS OF $1,400 per month; bank refa. 646 Monadnock building. $800 interest In grocery business doing from $25 to $60 per day: low rent, long leaae; right near corner; no other grocery within blocks. 646 Monadnock building. NICKELODEON, FOR THE RENT.

IN A GOOD country town of 2.500 population. I expect tenant to put up security of $700. More 646 Monadnock building. CANDY etore; ewell location: big factory: opposite two stations; 40th st. and San Pablo ay.

Oakland. I NEED a good, experienced butcher for partner; $1,400 buys half Interest on terms; well established grocery, fruit market and butcher shop. Address 800 Virginia city. FOR eale class newspaper route on morning paper. Apply Circulation Department, Saa Francisco Call.

FOR etndio; must sacrifice at once. 2171 Shattuck Berkeley. BUSINESS CHANCES CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST AND OLDEST INVESTMENT BROKERS Incorporated Under Laws of California. Banking, Bradstreets'e. R.

G. Dun's Reference. Every COURTEOUS. PROMPT. EFFICIENT SERVICE It is conceded that we sell more buslneaees than all S.

F. brokers combined. LUBECK'S INVESTMENT COMPANY SMh 9 BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY, $725. lee cream, candy: fine fixtures: Dutch "Ten; best apartment bouse district; cash counter trade. T-CRECK'S.

sixth floor. Pacific building. STAND; minute from this office; Market near 4th; rent established 8 years; clears owner $23 to $.10 week. LUBECK'S. sixth floor.

Pacific building. 'rOADHOUSE. BAR. 40 sleeping large dining hall: large, established business; $2,500 will handle: floe buy. LUBECK'B.

sixth floor. Pacific building. HOTEL TO LEASE: LIVE TOWN; $50 MONTH. 00 bond to secure lease; well known hotel; fine place for man and wife. LUBECK'S.

sixth floor. Pacific bulldlng- LAUNDRY. San Joaquin valley equipment: everything up to date; no opposition within 100 miles: price $3,000. LUBECK'S. sixth floor.

Pacific building. MAN In big manufacturing plant: will sell half interest to energetic psrtv for $2,500. floor. Pacific building. ROUTE CLEARING $137 MO.

Live bay town: agency for all the leading S. F. papers; 1 horse and 2 carts are Included; this is without a doubt a snap for price asked. LUBECK'S. sixth fioor.

Pacific building. $200 BUYS STATIONERY AND NOTION STORE. Clean, staple stock: splendid location: exceptional buy for small Investment. LUBECK'S. sixth floor.

Pacific building. MOTION PICTURE THEATER. 390 opera chaira: 2 up to date machines: electric piano; established patronage. Dandy bnv. LUBECK'S sixth floor.

Pacific building. MILK ROUTE. 200 CUSTOMERS. Ijarge butter and egg business; complete creamery: $1,000 handles. LUBECK'S.

sixth fioor. Pacific building. RESTAURANT BEST IN S. $600 CASH handles: private boxes: fine grill: complete In every detail; refrigerator, ranges, silverware, linens; no' opposition. See LUBECK'S.

sixth floor. Pacific building. PARTNERSHIP IN SALOON WHOLESALE DISTRICT. $1,000 Beautiful bar; choice stock; fine corner; profitable, easy place to handle: exceptional. LCBECK'S.

sixth floor. Pacific building. SMALL ROOMING have on our lists a large number of small houses In good locations that are making good profits; also houses that make good homes and help to bear the expenses. If you are interested call and get our lists. We can arrange LUBECK'S.

sixth floo-. Pacific building. MACHINE shoe repair shop. Inquire 3526 17th street. INTESTMENTS A.

E. WHITE COMPANY. 328 Monadnock building. Principal in Nonlisted Securities. WE WILL SELL: Mascot Copper $2.30 100 Vulcan Fire Ins.

Co 11.00 100 California Srate Life Ins 12.00 no Western States Life Insurance 0... 9.50 1,000 Pyramid Oil And many oihere in amounts to suit. "ABBOTT buys BONDS," 145 Montgomery st. We will buy Western States Life. We will buy Mascot Copper.

We will buy La Zacualpa Rubber. We will buy Vulcan Flre Ins. We will buy National Wireless. ABBOTT A 145 Montgomery st. INVESTMENTS- We have capital for conservative real estate investments in California where qnlck action and profit Is assured.

Address CHARLES A STANTON A 00., Inc. First National Bank building. San Francisco. Cal. HESTER B.

ELLIS A Largest dealers in unlisted and 714 Market st. opposite Call building. AUTOMOBILE Funding Co. of America will sell limited number of shares at par. $10: indorsed by bankers am! pus.

men. 374 Monadnock bid. WILL bur NATIONAL WIRELESS telephone stock. F. J.

GOLDEN. Merchants' National Bank building: phone Douglas 832. WE LOAN or more on FURNITURE. PIANOS at REASONABLE RATES: LONG TIME and EASY PAYMENTS. You get the money on TWO HOURS' NOTICE.

.85 weekly pays a $15 loan. $1.35 weekly pays a $30 loan. $1.65 weekly a $50 loan. Other In proportion. You pay monthly If roti wish It easy to borrow money from No PUBLICITY, no DELAY.

If yon don't place your loan with we both lose money. PEOPLE'S LOAN COMPANY, 220 Monadnock building. 681 Market Second floor. LOAN COMPANY WILL LOAN YOU MONEY ON FURNTTT RE. PIANOS $10 TO $200: LOW CCST: CONFIDENTIAL; HONEST AND SQUARE DEAL.

CALL OR WRITE OR PnONE. 357-9 PACIFIC FOURTH and MARKET. PHONE DOUGLAS 8265. OAKLAND office, 518 First National Bank bldg. WE LOAN MONEY TO PEOPLE WHO HAVE PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT; no indorser; confidential- no red tape methods: $1 a week pays $15 loin.

$2 week pays $30 loan: $3 week pays $45 loan; $4 week pays $60 loan. Call and see us. THE ROYAL INVESTMENT COMPANY. 730 Phelan building. MONEY LOANED on furniture, pianos and other security; lowest rates; most favorable terms in the city.

See Tithers. then see me and be con vlnced: will save you money. $2.25 weekly pays $50 loan. Phone Market 3029. GEORGE W.

MILLER. 3009 18th southwest corner Mission, room S3. LOANS to salaried persons. WAGE EARNERS. TEACHERS.

CITY and OTHERS with FIXED Incomes; also OTHER Including advances on INSURANCE and WAREHOUSE receipts: reasonable; payments easy. 433 Phelan ph. Douglas 3244. MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE AND others upon their own names; cheap rates: easy payments: confidential. D.

H. TOLMAN. 949 Phelan bldg. and room 9. 470 13th Oakland.

BALDWIN JEWELRY COMPANY. Gold and Stiver Smiths, 20-35 Kearnv sf. LOAN DEPT RATES 2 PER CENT PER MO. CASH advanced on salaries; no security; lowest 813 Exchange building; phone Douglas 1411. and 508 Call building, phone Sutter 2537.

LUCKY iWMEY Any amount on diamonds, watches, lewelrv. MAXFERD LOAN OFFICE. 17 4th St. nr. Mkt.

$10 to $100 advanced orfyonr salary. Onr rates are the cheapest In this city. Don't fall to see UNION CREDIT 360 Phelan bldg. men and women accommodated without delay or publicity. Home Credit and Investment 321 Phelan third floor.

AAA earners, either men or women, can make a loan In strictest confidence at the EMPLOYES' CREDIT r. 424 Monadnock bldg. GOLDEN GATE LOAN OFFICE, 110 Kearny st. Low on jewelry, W. J.

HESTHAL. CASH LOANED to salaried men on note without indorser. MORRELL. 1097 Monadnock bldg. SALARY LOANS.

$5 np: cheapest rates. D. D. DRAKE. 94R Market st.

MONEY TO Estate LOAN ANY AMOUNT at lowest Interest on first, second and third mortgages, estates in probate, undivided interest; deal directly with lender; no delay. R. McCOLGAN. 602 503 Call building, corner 3d and Market: phone Donglas 2335. The oldest established and leading financial agency on the Pacific coast.

ANY amount on real estate, first or second mortgages; no delay: very lowest rates. If your property Is mortgaged and you peed more money, see us Immediately. O. W. BECKER.

Monadnock 681 Market: tel. 2130. LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS. 6. or 7 per cent, flat or installment.

Call or write 0. E. EVANS. 2367 Mission st. WE have several smsll Ist mortgages to place at 8 per cent; gilt edge security.

W. J. DOWLING A 439 Valencia at. I LEGAL A JTOJ)FFICIAL I HAVE purchased the confectionary atore at 1912 Mission st. from S.

D. Downing; any outstanding must be presented within 5 days from August 8. J. H. MYER.

Classified Directory for Ready Reference A CC OCNT JOHN R. RUCKSTELL, C. P. 3d floor Spreckels (Call) building; phone Kearny 4151. IF YOU CONTEMPLATE BUILDING or want a capable architect to superintend construction of building, call or write O.

E. EVANS, N. C. 2367 Mission St. ATTORNEYS R.

W. KING, attorney. Grant Market and 7th. room 320 cases; low fees; nothing to advance or for consultation. Phone Market 912.

lutcly confidential; results gtd. Rm. 801. Call bid. LEGAL INFORMATION BUREAU with reliable law firm; all cases quickly handled: we advance all costs.

603 Chronicle bldg. ALL CASES handled by reliable attorney: those of small means welcome: pay when work la done: advice free. 1112 Market office 122. ADVICE damages, collections and all law cases quickly and quietly handled. 823 Market st.

near 4th, room 507, ADVICE FREE IN SACRED CONFIDENCE cases: 3 leading counsel for consultation. WM. A. CRANE, secretary. Chronicle bldg.

HARRIS HESS, at law. W. T. HESS. notary 709.

Hearst building. BABY CARRIAGES FINEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE CITY. $10, $12. $15. $20.

Strletlv home Industry. COULTER'S RATTAN WORKS, 1141 Sutter st. PORTRAITS, frames, bromide solar albumen prints. Chicago Copy 1021 G. G.

ay. Busprem colleges HEALD'S BUSINESS of Civil. Electrical. Mining. Architectural: day.

evening; established 1863. 425 McAllister SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1008 Market st. opp. and eroning sessions.

ALL eonrt reporters recommend OALLAOHERMARSn BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1256 Market BUTTONS ANO PLEATING Steele's Button Wks. 222 Ellis nr. Mason: tel. Franklin 4521 and Mall orders solicited. ATARRH AND DEAFNESS EAR NOTSES positively cured: new: antiseptic: 1 week free to convince.

DR. COTTINGHAM, expert ear. nose, throat. 821 Market, room 402. CHIRO-PRACTIC CECIL.

THE CHIROPRACTOR. Chronic and female tronhles: no drngs; "something consultation free. 1321 Sutter. "carpet WHEN yon become disgusted with poor work, send your oirpets to J. SPAULDINO ft 353 Tehama Douglas 3048.

Home J2347. WATT'S reliable carpet cleaning: alterations, renovating, layinc. 444 Divisadero: ph.Psrk 569. A A Carpet Beating Works ft Ralley 344-34R Church: Mkt. 180.

Mkt. 190. DENTISTS ARTIFICIAL TEETH "THIS ONE THING I DO." DR. C. E.

WILSON. 323 Geary, suite 604. DR. IRA G. kinds of dental work.

517 Fillmore st. near Oak. ircAS DETECTIVE AGENCY. 713 713 PACIFIC STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL: FSTAR. 1880: TERMS REASONABLE: GIVE RESULTS.

SUTTER 585. A NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. 542 Pacific expert operators, licenced andhondcd all branches detective work. Tel.Softer 26g5. DRESS MAKING McPOWELL'S Dressmaking and Millinery School -Evening patterns cot to order.

121 Geary near Grant a tel. Donflas 47-M. HOMES FOB THE AGED COMFORTARLE home for old people. 341 East 14th Oakland. INSECTS EXTER MIN WE guarantee to rid your premises of INSECTS.

THE INSECTICIDE 659 Phelan building. INVALID CH AIRS SOID rented, exchanged: manufacturer of Fames trWole ehalr. 1714 Market tel. Park 2940 LUMBER FOR SALE NEW LUMBER $10. shingles rustic $20.

doors send lists. SWIFT ft 10th and Mission sts. MATERNITY HOMES S. F. LYING IN HOME.

1101 Oak Adoption. PH. LORD res, confmt. $25. Mkt.

4460. MEDICAL ABDOMINAL belts $4. now $3: chairs; elastic hosiery. PERCY J. MEYER A .359 Sntter st.

LADIES pills never fail: mall, $2. RAYMOND REMEDY 19 7th SEXOID cures weakness in men; $1. RAYMOND REM. 19 7th S. F.

Open evenings. METAL WORKS 2 Fully equipped to do light metal presswork. MODEI.S MADE AND PERFECTED 1246 Golden Gate nhone West MODEL MAKING THE inventor's machinist: machinery A SCHNEIDER ENGINEERING WORKS, 15th and Bhotwell S. F. DEWEY.

STRONG ft founded U. S. and foreign patents; inventors' guide; 100 mechanical free. 914-916 Crocker building. San Francisco.

C. PCHROEDER, patent, trademark attorney. 417 First National Bank Oakland. G. W.

trademarks, etc. 303 Security Br-nk Oakland: phone Osk. 2563. 8 0 M. H.

SAMMIS. pension back pay, P. BOATSMAN. Doctor of mechanotherapy and electro therapy; specialist in treating nervous and chronic diseases. 2069 Sutter phone 6746.

tt worried, consult at once; painless treatment; confinement $25, with nurse. Suite 101, 787 Market st. STAMMERING guaranteed: free; est. 23 years. Mrs.

M. J. L. Crsne, 1902 Divisadero. STAMMER? Method to cure explained FREE.

L. HATFIELD. 1918 Grove, Oakland. Cel. STORAGE afOTTNG TANS EXCURSION east on goods; $1.75 per hundred to Chicago; through car service.

BEKINS VAN AND STORAGE CO. WILSON BROS. fireproof storage, moving, packing, shipping. Removed to 1636 Market st. near Haight: phone Park 271.

PIRRCE-RODOLPH STORAGE 1450 Eddy phone West 828, Home S2S2B. SUIT CASES FEW uncalled for second hand trunks and suitcases for sale cheap. Big Trunk Factory. 707 Mission cor. 3d; phone Douglas 8192.

.1 By Wlrelenn SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 11. STEAMER G. W. FEN WICK sooth of San Franciaco at 8 p.

m. STEAMER GEORGIAN miles south of San Francisco at 8 p. m. STEAMER COLUMBIA -25 miles north of Point Arena at 8 p. m.

STEAMER milea north of Point Hur at 8 p. m. STEAMER smith of San Francisco at 8 p. m. STEAMER HAN AL ft Folnt Pedro at 8 p.

m. STEAMER WASHTENAW Point Arena at 8 p. m. STEAMER NORWOOD Point Arena at 8 AUCTION SALES E. CURTIS AUCTIONEER Office and Salesroom.

Van Neea at Phone Franklin 2264. The old established house of connection with any branch. -IB 9 W) 100-HORSES-100 AT AUCTION Wednesday, August 13,1913 We will aell three of Idaho consigned by, the well known and shlp- Eere, Abel A of Wlnnemucca, good, eavy boned geldings, weighing from 1.100 to 1.200 Also carload of from Robert Morrow's Mt. Hamilton ranch, four year olds, 1,400 to 1,500 pounds, matched teams, none better. Sale takes place WEDNESDAY.

August 13. at 11 a. at J. B. Horan's Yard, corner Tenth and Bryant 8.

F. No outeide stock wanted. W. H. Auctioneer.

TO4 Market atreet. San Francisco. OBITUARY NOTES Mists Eleanor O'DonnelL a newspaper woman, died in Council Bluffs, today after a two months' illness. She had been connected with papers in Philadelphia and Chicago. Bishop William Tafnell Sabine, D.

74 years old. of the Reformed Episcopal church, died yesterday at his home in New York. union; funeral work spec Tel. Market 5725. May FSowoirs of FLORAL WORK and cbolre CUT FLOWERS.

PARK FLORAL. 1437 Haight phone Park plants, etc. R. Groves, prop. SHIBELEY-MANN the leading florists, 1200 Rutfer; Franklin Frank Shibeley.

tngv. UNION FLORISTS, phone Market work a specialty. 3017 16th near Mission. Lsmm CEMITEKY ASSN. SETTER 605.

HOME J4167. Cemetery phone Mission 3341. All arrangements for burials or cremation! made at city office or cemetery. Special attention given to REMOVALS from old city cemeteries. Entire cemetery under perpetual care, guaranteed by our Perpetual' Care Fund of $400.000.

WHEN THE UNDERTAKER BECOMES NECESSARY SAVES HALF Funeral Expense, Telephone JULEUS S. Market 711. Oakland 4045. Independent of the Tmst THE GODEAU FUNERAL SERVICE will furnish for $75 embalming, shroud, silver mounted, cloth covered caaket. hearse and two carriagee, and give peraonal supervision.

TRUST UNDERTAKERS WILL CHARGE you $73 for the casket alone, and all their prices are proportionate. Godeau Funeral Service Saves You Half Auto ambulance, carriages and autos for hire. SAN FRANCISCO, OAKLAND. Van Ness ay. Webster st.

305 Columbus ay. Phone Oak. 4045. mFF to CONSUMPTIVES mm I I mWW Worthy Poor Only Dependable for Obedience, will be given 3 Treatment ABSOLUTELY FREE. For Public Record, to Further Demonstrate the QRCAY VALUI of Dr.

Samuel P. Blumenberg's Method (oc Chronic and Hours for this 10 lo 12 Tuesdays and Friday. Only. 1895 Sutter S. E.

Webster. San Francisco, Calif. Regular Hours 11 7.