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10 Contestants Battle for Head of List and Surprising Changes Take Place RAPID VOTING NOW BEGINS IN EARNEST E. Munder of District A- 11 Is Ahead in Whole Contest With Almost 300,000 Votes With the last week of voting In The Call's $20,000 priie contest well under way many surprising changes have come in the list. Some contestants who eeemed hopelessly out of the race have made such remarkable gains that the leaders in their districts begin to fear for their laurels. This is the week of eupreme effort, for until it Is past none will know who are the successful ones to whom the rewards will be given. It is not a time for letting up in one's effort, for no matter how high or how low any contestant may stand is his duty to let no chance of Improving his position escape him.

It is to be expected that those who are far down on the list will make the most determined effort. No one can estimate what excellent results may be gained from one earnest endeavor. No one should quit now when the goal is in sight. Finish the race no matter how far back from the leaders you may be. Perhaps your effort in this last stretch of the contest may put you within the prize winning zone, and even if it does not you can say: "I started and I finished.

No matter where or how far back. I finished." Leading the entire contest today is E. Munder of A-11. At no time in the contest has he failed to make the day yield some results, and now that the last days are at hand. Munder takes the lead with almost 300,000 votes, a remarkable standing and one which leafls his friends to pick him as the winner.

To increase one's voting almost fourfold Is the feat that J. D. Sturgeon of B-3 accomplished yesterday, and from 20,000 he rose to 76,185, which places him far in the lead in his district. W. H.

Miller takes second place, while Miss Sojjhi- Siebe Is third. District B-8 outdoes itself today In the matter of advances In standing. G. Stanley MacKenzie. with 117,657.

leads In this subdistrict, and In the grand prize district as well. E. Lange, In the same eubdis'trict, is second, with 100,511 votes. This makes B--6 the banner subdistrict of Alameda county One of the popular contestants in C-8 is Miss Daisy Meller of San Mateo. Miss Meller has worked faithfully and her many friends are Joining with her in the hope that she may be successful.

F. Whittaker of B-5 is the leader In his subdistrict. He Is a well known businessman, who resides In Berkeley. His popularity and the large circle of friends that are aiding his effort should keep him in the high plact he haa attained. One of the leaders of that Interesting district, C-5.

is F. R. French of Santa Rosa. He Is one of the best known residents of Santa Rosa, and hap had the willing assistance of many acquaintances. He has always been among- the highest in his district, and has never relaxed his energies since he entered.

In this subdistrict, C-5. out of 23 contestants all but five have increased their standing since Sunday. Miss lola Meeker of Healdsburg now Is the leader, with 122,410 votes, while E. S. Ward and Miss Lydia Grandi, both of are running a close race for second, with more than 116,000 votes each.

C-6 Is one of the closest districts the three leaders. Art Swatzel of Oakdale, Harry Tompkins of Bethany and Mrs. Edith Grover of Stockton, all between 31,000 and 22,000 votes. Any of the contestants In this district, by good work this week, can capture the lead. Misa Zannette VT.

Potter, in C-8, again takes the lead, with 158.532, while R. I. Boss of San Mateo Is second and Mrs. Nellie Brown of South City third. Ernest H.

"Wuhrman of San Jose, Miss Agnes Jory of Palo Alto and Miss Mac Carroll of San Jose are among the many active contestants in this district. Among those who have gained many points in C-9 are Mrs. Carrie Amador of Boulder Creek. Tracy Peck of Miss Lena Fanoe of Gonzales, Edward Thompson of Spreckels and Miss Irene Walker of Betteravla. The leaders.

Rev. R. M. Mestres of with 155.919; Miss Mabel Kearney of Holllster, with 93,980. and Miss Marguerite Redman of Watsonville, with 2.736, have made material advances.

GUAM) PRIZE DISTRICT SUBDISTRICT NO. 1 That wtion bouaded tj Market Larlcin street and the bay. Daniel Gioranainl 25C.fi03 Mrs. Ceorjre GUUelll 110.322 Vernengo Rlcbcrd Valentine 21.422 W. Lang 7.7.VJ Iluxbej Lock 3.370 SUBDISTIUCT 2 Tbat unction bounded by Larkln street.

First ai-epw. California street aud the bay. J. Ac la Montanj-a 1M.035 Gladys Smith £0,748 Mist Ellzabotli 20.676 Jackson Browne 6, C10 Joseph Malone 6,110 SCBDISTKICT XO. 8 1 Tbat bounded by Larkln street, Ellis ctreet.

First arenue aad California street. Mill Etta E. Dairy 87.01R Trey 21,218 Miss Catherine Pettee 17.457 3. Stone 15.810 McN'ellly 8.R32 A. 8.

Yocnir 7.C54 MIM E. Schwartz 6.442 Oforse XV. JLverlll 6,110 Mlm Margaret Connelly 4,323 SUBDISTRICT NO. 4 Tbat bounded by Fulton street. Stanran street.

Seventeenth street. Market street and Larkin street. Dr. Julian E. Waller 109.024 H.

Miner Miss Etta Williams 149.743 C. 3. BJrdmll Miss Lneile Parmalee 13,040 Jack Betteneourt 9.553 I.eroj A. Jackson 9.715 Cbess Farrvll 0.341 A. Eeonomu H.

Fnelscber Misa May Mclrer 6,111 SDBDISTBICT 6 Richmond district. Tbat section from First arcane west to Pultun street and tbe ocean, Presidio. Mies Marguerite Kins 35,410 Edward Maloney 28.J129 V. Horn 1 15.100 6.287 Clyde Owen 6.160 SCBDISTBICT NO. 6 Tbe Baaset district.

That section bounded by street, Stanyan street. Twin peaks, Corbett Ocean avenue and tbe ocean. W. a Olsen 113.019 R. O.

Bhafft 40.230 Mies Edith 42.752 A. C. Band 13.641) E. P. Fisher 12.2&9 Mlmi May Baner 7.SSO Elmer Lambert 7.257 Raymond Shane 6,168 EUBDISTBICT NO.

7 That section bounded by Array atreet, San Bruno arenne, Corbett arenue. to Ocean avenue, rtif ocean and county line. Henry Oantner. K0.33Q Miss Florence Harrison H. T.

31.427 Bernardlne Bruse. 81.K70 Miss Evelyn 23.71.1 Eddie 1ft.093 Miss Etta 1R.082 Miss LUlle Gros de 7.501 G. B. fi.l"l ttiu Elder 4,721 Miss Daisy Meller (Bushncll photo) of San Mateo, Scott F. Whitakcr of Berkeley (center) and F.

R. French of Santa Rosa, who are energetic workers in The Call's contest. Mr. 88ft S. A.

Smith 817 SCBDISTRICT NO. 8 That section bounded by Seventeenth street, Howard street. Army street, Lincoln avenue and Stanyan street. 8. D.

Leclalr 111,022 Mies Lillian Lausten 72,534 Miss Lulu Hallin 41.621 Miss Adelaide Rehn 9,513 George L. Warren. 7,229 Mm. M. MacPberson 7,068 Claude W.

Wyatt 6.303 Mlbs May Werner 6,177 Ben 6,129 SCBDISTRICT NO. 9 That section bounded by Market streot. Seventeenth street and the bay. Miss Dollr Selcer 60.278 Miss Sophie Mandlch 40,241 Miss Emma Wirtz 53.76S F. Obermoble 9,376 Miss Jennie Lawrence 8,502 Mies Carrie Partner 6,601 Hans Haneen .....6,410 Frank W.

Pritchard 6,338 Richard Kingston 127 SUBDISTRIOT NO. 10 That section bounded by Seventeenth street, Howard street. Army street and tho bay. Mrs. Margaret Elcotte ...106,418 William S.

Hackett 99,033 Miss Rena Taube 18,311 BUBDISTRICT NO. 11 South San Francisco. That section bounded by Army street, San Bruno avenue, county line and the bay. E. Munder .....299,140 Misa Jeanuette Webb 17,936 Miss Mollie Regan 12,837 Miss Juanlta Elam 11,718 Thomas Smith 9,110 SUBDISTRICT NO.

12 That section bounded by Larkln street, Fulton street. First avenue and Ellis street. Cornelius B. Pressley 77,155 Mrs. J.

T. Mickla 76,831 Ruth Reardon 6,244 Sterling O'Brien Sol Michaels 127 Charles Koch liv GIIAAD PRIZE DISTRICT SUBDISTRICT NO. 1 That portion of Oakland lying eonth of the center of Twenty-second street and west of Lake Merrltt and Channel. N. F.

Fairbanks 85.899 Harry Brown 24,069 Miss Virginia E. Thornton 13,327 Mxs. Marlon Edwards 12,828 Carle ton Kendall 7.2(« C. F. HoweU 6,531 SUBDISTRICT NO.

2 Tbat portion of Oakland bounded by Fortyfirst street. Park avenue, the bay, Twentysecond street. Pleasant Valley avenue and Including Piedmont. Normann Chhm 27,929 Mario Monteith :i7.217 Donald Farrell 10,724 Armlger F. Dredge 10,696 Frank Andrade 10,018 SUBDISTRICT XO.

3 That portion bounded by Piedmont, Berkeley, the bay. Park avenue, Forty-first street and Broadway. J. O. Sturgeon 70.1V5 W.

H. Miller Sophia Selbo 25,048 Karl M. Nelson 7,040 SUBDISTRICT NO. 4 East Oakland. 'Tbat section of Oakland known as East Oakland, lying east -of Lake Merrltt and Pleasant Valley avenue.

H. Le Balllster 34.451 Wesley Dlxon 20.103 John Lacey 9,192 William P. Wilson 6,580 William Lorlmer 6.478 SUBDISTRICT NO. 5 Tbat portion of Berkeley west of the center of SSa ttuck avenue. Scott.

F. Whittaker "25,598 Mies Anna Stafford 16,314 Harold Allen: Lloyd 7,986 Henry Nelson .6,151 SUBDISTRICT.NO. 6 That portion of Berkeley east of the -center of Sliattnck avenue, Including Claremont. Victor G. Lucy 50,235 George Llndny 41.769 Miss Marguerite Ilenrlch 20 008 Miss M.

L. Swain 6,848 Charles W. St. John 6,434 Charlie Snow 6J210 Miss Ada 6.010 C. H.

Jfneen 3.557 Ovid 2,016 SUBDISTRICT "NO. 7 Tbat portion of Alameda west of. the center of Chestnut street. Miss Hoekins V.7"42,011 Alva Wlese 31)410 Mlks Beth Abrahau 26 '7 Caryl Smith 7. A R.

R1tt1e50n 6,730 SCBDISTRICT; 8 That portion of Alameda oast of the center of Chestnut street. G. SUnlry MacKenzie izj ns 1 A. Tod.l 15.RK3 Elflc Uebrank 15 390 Albert Faster -j eillO SUBDTSTRICT NO. 9 and adjacent that in, from Tweuty-flf th avenue to Leandro Cbestar Jlorey 34.110 THE.

SAN FRANGISGO: GALIi; WOMAN SLAYER OF DOCTOR DEFIANT Shot Him, but Did No Murder," Declares Wronged Young Trained Nurse NEW YORK, June Sarah Koten, the young trained nurse -who -lured Dr. Martin Auspltz to a house 'in: Harlem last night by a false telephone call and shot him to death, after she had lain in wait for him I for many hours, declared today that she had no regret for her act. "I shot him, but I did not murder him," she said in a cell. Miss Ko ten wept as she told her story in the coroner's She said she came to America from Russia six months ago, and secured, a position- as nurse in Dr. private hospital last November.

Dr. Auspltz, she declared, visited her room in the hospital and assaulted her. -When she found that she was to become a mother, she said, the doctor suggested a criminal operation, but she refused to permit it, and left the hospital. "I had no friends and no money," said Miss Koten. "I was very poor and could not get work because.

of my condition. I procured a lawyer and had Dr. Auspltz brought before the court of general sessions. My were discredited and everything! went; his way. After he was acquitted I was ad vised to go to the district attorney's office.

There the assistant district attorney told- me that inasmuch as the case. had been tried there was- nothing more to be done." Here the young woman broke down, wept and pulled her hair, striking her breast with her hands. "Then," she continued, "I decided that if I could get no justice in the courts. would be my own avenger. I could have killed him in his own home, but I feared to do that lest I should injure some one else.

So I decided to call him into that hallway. I waited and waited and then he came. I fired the shot." A legal representative of a Hebrew organization was in court to look after the woman's Interests. Coroner Harburger held Miss Koten without ball to await the inquest. CHARGED THEFT OF PAINTINGS Chargedwlth taking oil paintings and fanfcy Persian rugs which he was.suposed to sell at auction and disposing of them privately, for his own benefit, Matthew Madigan, an employe of the Curtis auction company, was arrested in Oakland yesterday by Detective Proll.

He was put on the detinue book at the city prison last night, and will probably be charged with grand larceny. Dean Alexander 8.010 Claude Giffen 6,183 Oswald Hermann 6,121 E. Frank Smith 3,338 Mrs. Lewis F. Hart 208 SUBDISTRICT NO.

10' All of Alameda county not Included In above nine districts. Miss Lizzie F. Chrlstensen, Hay ward 08.978 Ernest W. Schween, 89,102 Matt C. Peterson Hayward 24,123 Miss Vera Dutcher, Liveraore 16.439 L.

Camons 0,210 Miss Alamelda, Pleasantoa 4.054 Miss Anna Larson, San Leandro 2,314 Mrs. Charles A. French, Knlghtsen 510, GHAND PRIZE DISTRICT SUBDISTRICT NO. 1 Conntles of Sisklyou, SbasU, Teliama, Plumas, Laesen. Modoc, Trinity.

D. I. McDonald, Dunsmulr 18,160 Mrs. C. Cooper.

Red Bluff 16.460 Miss Amelia Alves, Hawklnsvllla Robert J. Pashburg, Yreka 9.202 Mias Maud Reeve, Corning Fred L. Cleland, Yreka 1,230 Miss Luella Shubert. Bed Bluff 1,010 SUBDISTRICT NO. 2 Counties of Butte, Sutter, Yiiba, Sierra, Nevada, Placer and the state of Nevada.

Miss Dora Brown, Marysville 50.857 F. W. Turner Loomls 10,979 Mrs. O. D.

King, Roseville 9,543 Vincent C. Nevin, Virginia City, 8,777 SUBDISTKICT NO. 3 Counties of Solano, Napa, Yolo, Colusa, Glenn, Lake, Contra Costa. Miss Maude Antloch 66,431 Miss Ida Fink, Dlxon 47,247: William Cuff. Napa 44,260 Dozler Johnson, Napa 28,619 Fred L.

Macfarlane, Vallejo 14,684 Mias Alta Stephens, Woodland 13,144 James Stipp, Vacavllle 12,404 John Henry, Pinole 6,160 Richard Smith 6,152 Miss Louise Zlernglble, St. Helena. 6.555 Miss Loretta M. Kogers, Davlsville 3 1 0 Edward McGreevy, Vallejo 1.800 Loyal Wnltton, Yountville 1,434 Mrs. Manuel Jose 212 SCBDISTRICT NO.

4 Counties of Sacramento, El Amador. Miss Amelia Saner, Gait 2G.574 Mies Noi-ma Klrtlan, Diamond Springs. 15,837 Hazel P. Journey, Sacramento 12,955 SUBDISTRICT NO. 5 Counties of Sonoma, Mcndoclno, Humboldt, Del Norte.

Miss lola Meeker. Healdsburg 122.410 E. C. Ward, Petaluma Miss Lydla Grandi, 116,823 R. French, SanU R05a.

77,772 John J. White, Lakev111e. 70.850 W. H. Grandi, Valley 67.5G8 Llna de Bernardl, Santa Rosa 31.0i.il Earl Pressey PeU1uma 23,488 Chester Smith, IVtaluma.

25,302 Miss Fannie McGlaahan, Larg0. 18.729 Miss E. Shenton, San 18,032 Miss Ida Mar King, Fernda1e. Chester A. Judab, Mill Va11ey.

11,523 i'oreet A. Brunthaver, San Rafael .10,556 Arthur de Veuve, Larkspur 10,420 Lloyd Cunningham, Windsor 9,139 Joseph Saner, San Rafael. 6,565 Miss Dorinda Pberris, Peta1uma. 6,410 Fred Wilson, Larkspur 6,211 G. D.

Marina, Lakevllle 8,010 F. M. Largo, Uklah 1,310 Ed 80dega. 427 E. C.

Howard. Petaluma 210 SUBDISTRICT NO. 6 Counties of San Joaquln, Calaveras, Tuolnmne, Mfcrced, Marlposa. Art Swatzel, Oakdale 82,580 Harry Tompkins, .81,808 Mrs. Edith Grover, Stockton 31,547 Alex Brlones, 23.252 A.

W. Dawes, New 20,752 William Sweeney, 18,410 Miss Clara Starkweather, Los 14,804 Miss Henrietta B. Ahrens, ...13,789 Miss Emma Harm, 10,793 Miss Anna Classen, 9,760 J. M. Pun, Los 8an05.

Miss M. Silva, Los Banos. 6,410 Mrs. E. Sanchez, 1,010 BUBDISTBIOT 7 Counties of Fresno, Inyo, Alpine, Tulare, Kfngs.

George Andrews, Fweno. ....49,560 Arthur Bawden, 80die. 40,523 Mrs. Mary Thomas, Madera. 22.062 Mrs.

Agnes Fisher. Kern T. 10,640 Mrs. Lizzie Hough ton, BakersSeld. 14,532 Miss Ruby Bloyd, Hanf0rd.

12,400 Miss Pearl W005num Misa Helen Collins, Frenn0. 7,810 Claude Hagler. Hanford. 7,210 Mrs Emma Bateman, Bakersfleld 7,210 Miss Winnie Turner, 5e1ma. 7,210 Miss Lucille Price; Madera 7.210 Bob Burton, Oil 7.01 X) Miss Blanche nnpllsb.iVisaliii.:.

5.210 Mrs. Scott Ballagh.Porterville SUBDISTRICT NO. 8 of Santa Clara "and San Allss Zannette W. Potter. San 153, 5.12 R.

F. Rosb; San Mrs. Millie Brown. South-City Miss Agnes" Jory, Palo A1t0. 38.812 Ernest sH.

Wuhrmann, San J05e 85,600 Daisy Meller. San Mate 0 22,332 L. San J05e 15.U40 Miss Mae Carroll. San Jose. 14,740 Miss Angela Kueh; Mountain View.

14,339 Thomas A. San Mateo." 14,153 Miss Clara. Berg, 11,711 John" Pescadero. 6,100 August Belf rage. 8ur1ingame 4,642 Emerson, San J05e: ,820 Miss Marguerite.

Brown.tSanfJose. "2.416 Miss Rosalie Geoffrey, San 1,133 Miss Sophie Vigta r.04 Miss Odette Santa i ClararrnTTrriTr: 202 Mrs. Charles Redw00d IS2 subdistrict 9 Counties of San Luis Monterey," San Benito. Santa Cruz, Santa Barbara. Rer.

1 Miss Mabel Kearney. Miss M. Miss Irene Bettpravltrrr.tT.*.". 49,723 Miss M.i King Edward 19,523 Carrie Boulder Creek 17.872 Watnonvllle 13,025 Hsrve.v'J.' Santa Oruz.V.rr; Mlks Lena Fanoe, Ben C. Bellamy, i Watsonville 5,52.1 Miss Grace San Lnls Oblspo 1,510 Jamee H.

Glllen, Banta Crus l.iao THOMAS YOUNG IS HELD FOR MURDER Twin Brother Charged as His Accomplice by Jury at inquesi The problem of which of the two .17 year old. Young brothers shot and killed Patrolman Will Jam H.Heins in a Barbary coast riot last Thursday was officially settled by a coroner's Jury yesterday, when Thomas Young, the" larger of the brothers, was charged with murder. That there might be no escape for either -on ax technicality should this charge prove wrong, James Young, the other twin," was charged with being an accomplice.V Since one of the twins shot down the officer in cold blood each has vehemently accused his brother Lof having sped the bullet, while most of the witnesses have declared that ThomasV was guilty The curious: likeness which the brothers bearto each other has complicated this phase of the case. District, Attorney Langdon. took personal charge of the prosecution case before the Jury.

After Coroner Leland had read his charged Langdon defined the meaning of "principal" in a murder "accessory" and He declared that James Young 'could not. be. called -an accessory, but could be charged as an accomplice, and after brief deliberation the Jury coincided: In this' view. The interest displayed In the case by Langdon Is taken by the police to indicate that special effort will be made to send the brothers to tho gallows. 'v Young boys were kept separated and.were not allowed to converse with each other, but they, listened to the proceedings without apparent emotion.

They were guarded by Policemen John Evatt and O'Connor, the men who arrested The parents of tho young, criminals: were in court, but heard the -proceedings as though they cared nothing about them. Detectives and Riordan filed formal charges of murder against both men when they: were returned to the prison. They not be allowed communicate with each other, until they are placed upon the witness stand. TEXTS FAIL TO PAY RESTAURANT'S BILLS Puritan Company's Affairs Now in Hands of Board of Trade Committee date modern restaurant can be conducted along lines suggested by biblical and churchtideals and still remain a success 'in' a business way is a question that seems about' to be settled in. the negative, so far as the Puritan restaurant; company; of this -city, which controls three is concerned.

The affairs of" the restaurant company' last, week; were over to a committee from the board of trade at a special of that at which tho members' were petitioned; for an extension in time in the payment of certain debts that were hanging over the, company; A meeting of the committee was, held and another'soon will to decide what shall be the fate' of "the restaurants. The sums pressed by creditors are' said to total nearly $50,000, which the company declares itself unable to meet. NOTiWHOIiIiY A SUCCESS to the creditors, the Puritan idea has not been an undlsputable business success as a 1a 1 demonstration of how' tor run: restaurant. It was started by George who originated the church idea nine years ago. Most of the members of the corporation are church members.

W. R. Goodbody, the present; manager, was brought up as a Quaker. One of the features of the restaurant. In addition to the quality food served, has been the biblical hung in frames along the walls.

Here Is one of them: "What doth It profit a man If he gain the whole world and lose his own soul?" "That is the snag against which Goodbody and the company have thrown themselves, according to the creditors. They haven't been so heedful of. making money as they have, of serving a hungry man with good food. This creed, say the creditors, has not proved a success as a proposition of CHAPEL FOR WAITRESSES Before the fire waitresses at the restaurant were required to attend' religious services stated times every day In a little chapel that was provided for them. This hasn't been required of late, but.

girls coming- fTom church families have been given the preference! in "employment the restaurant closes religiously from midnight Saturday to midnight Sunday. Manager iGoodbody; stated, yesterday that he hoped. to revivify the enterprise with "outside capital and that a deal was. on for bringing additional stock holders Into, the firm. declared that his financial difficulties were brought about by; expenses of refitting after the lire and by, the financial.

depression. At present, under the direction of -the committee from the board of trade, the three Puritan restaurants, one In Market street, one in Fillmore and the third- in the Mission, are being, conducted without any noticeable change In and the fate of an experiment in eoonomlcs hangs in the balance. GRADUATION PROGRAM FOR DEAF AND BLIND PUPILS Recitations and Exercises to Celebrate Completion of Course at Institute The commencement exercises of the California Institute for the Deaf and the Blind will be held this afternoon In the assembly hall of that Institution In Berkeley. The exercises are to be opened by an Invocation by Rev. Willey.

Rev. George C. Eldrldge will address the graduates. The program will consist of recitations and exercises by the graduates and pupils. Miss Mabel Luddy will deliver the salutatory and Miss Maud Hilton the valedictory.

Following are the graduates who will receive their Henry Franck, Giuseppe G. Gabrielll, Maud Hilton, Mabel Ida Luddy. Walter Genevieve Sink, Elmer M. Stover and Andrew C. Svensen.

The following will receive certificates of honorable dismissal: Frederick Breuyer, Charles George Davis, Remilda Debotondi, Algle May Golden, George Hammers and Irene Millar. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be Inserted. They must be handed in at either of publication offices and be Indorsed with the name and residence of persons author- ized to have the 6ame publisbed. Notices re- stricted simply to the announcement of the event are published once In this column free of charge. MARRIA6TI.ICENSES The following marriage licenses were Issued In San Francisco June 8: John 'A: Mallander, "31, and Louise M.

John- eon, 37, both of 758 Harrison st. Henry A. Batisford, 21, Vacaville, and Emily' E. January, 231 Flllmore st. Peter Pllachowski, 22.

1108 Alabama and Rose E. Gallarda, 19, Morgan Hill. Harold. W.Koster, 21, 926 Grove and Viola L.Bruckmann, 18. 1026 Cole st.

Yrenio Trejo, 26, 280 RltcU st, and Apolonia Barragan, 27, 20S'Rltch Wilfred A. Le Chapelle, 36, 8807 Mission and Camilla It. Beaudet, 23, 68 Bernal aye. Frank W. Ross, 24, and Edna L.

Kaufmann, 20, both 'Of; 961 Church Bt. Claffredo Abello, 34, 483 Broadway, and Lud- ovlc 536 Green John Dwyor, 27, Vulcan and Ida Ban- Napa. William H. Campbell, 24, Oakland, and Mary A. Basslty, 24.

1678 O'Farrell Edward Culverson, 20, and Emma Ehrmann, 19, both of Sacramento. Edward Erlckson. 29, Tonopah, and Lilly Ryan, 25, Cl 2 Baker st. William B. Campbell, 21, Sacramento, and Viola M.

Lane, 18, 617 Octavla st. John 0. Bovey, 21, 633 Clayton and Al- vlra E. Southard, 18, 277 Sunset James Woods, 27,3 8 Lundy and Mary A. Kelly, 24, 1259 Alabama st.

William R. Dillon; 21, 638 Halght and Ke therlne Ryan; 18, 616 Oak St. Max L. Zlmmer, 21, and Bertha Kasser, 18, both of 820 Devlsadero "st. Max Goldberg, 61, San Francisco, and Lottie 65, 2444 Bush Bt.

Nicholas Kunuza 25, 1959 Fifteenth and Lillian 20, .4033 Seventeenth st. Carlo 25, and Geromina Magnl, 21, both of 2115 Jones at. Michael G. 27. .1001 Wisconsin and Nazera J.

Biney, 15,.. 1003 Wisconsin Bt. Charles Robberson, 21, Vallejo, and Alice 18, 243S Folsom st. Giuseppe Demattei, 26," 18 Ohio place, and 1 Carmela Garibaldi; 20, 9 Imperial aye. Luigi Blgrlo, 29, 428 Union and Adellna Tlscornla, 21, 9 Imperial ErnesUM.

Hunt, 27, East Oakland, and Hat- tie V. Barker, 19, Oakland. Cornelius Deasy, 21, SOS Cole and Flora J. Cunniusham. 18, 734 Elizabeth st.

OAKLAND, June The following marriage licenses were today: Louis Ross, 25, San Francisco, and Gertrude J. Meyer, 19, Oakland. John H.Wobold, 24, 'and 'Amelia Westennan, 24, both of Oakland. Arthur C. Kendell; 22, Los Angeles, and Myrtle S.

Miles, 22, Berkeley. Elton Alexander, 27, San Francisco, and Har- riet Pomeroy, 23, Berkeley. Robert Laurie, 25, and. Margaret J. 27, both of Oakland.

rover A. Youngs, 22, Los Angeles, and Ka th- erlne Griffiths, 21, Walter Anderson, 25; and Lillian Wulecer, 24, both of Oakland. Samuel A. 1 Kendall, 42, Piedmont, and Eliza- beth H. Jensen, -81, San Lulu Oblspo.

Ernest S. Ballard, 21, Dora 20, Oakland. Frederick T. -Herrick, 26, Riverside, and; Ma- rian I. 22, Berkeley.

Leander W. Robinson. 1 39, and Charlotte B. Bell, 20, of San Francisco. George Seager, 27, Frultvale, and Nellie L.

Ring, 22, Oakland. -Ernest C. Drewes, 38, and Elizabeth Bacso, 33, both of Frultvale. A. Rlehl, 38, and Bertha Gates.

29, both of San Francisco. Triphon 21, and Muriel Chris- tian, both; of Oakland. James Hover, Long and Louise HaUn, San Francisco. BORN In this city, Juno 4, 1908, to the wife of Captain Lars f. Olsen, a son.

In Burlingame, June 1, 1908, to thewlfe'of Regan (nee Pfleger), a MARRIED- In this June 3, 1908, by the Rev. Dr. Mason of St. Paul's Kplscopal church, David 5 and El- rida 'Anderson; both of San Francisco. In" this city, June 6," 1908, by tlie- Rev; J.

II Scbroeder, Karl: Dcflcber and Steen, both of San f- Fran- Cisco. ELLIOTT In this city. June 1908," by Father of. St.T James Harry; Elliott andV'Paullne Dug- pan, of 2 Captain Charles Duggan of steamship -of San Francisco. In this i i.

June' 1908, 'S by thei Rev; Frank Stuart Ford, pastor Christian and Rose of San Francisco. this city, June 7, M. Kaplan, Lee Morrison-, and 1 Irma'f Modell. In this city. June 7, by the.

Rev. II. Schroeder, Edwin i I W.sßoemer; and Hazel; Fanning, both of Ban 'i Francisco. In tils city. June 7, by tue ltev.

Frank Stuart. Ford.v.paJ- tor First Christian church, Clifford Tolson and i Josephine Schnltter, both of San Fran- AI.TMAN— In this city, -June 7. IPOS.bythe Rev. Dr. B.

M. Kaplan, Jacob asd ijikd Meyi-rs. 75 Etlim William. Imnk 2." Moore, Morris, Leander 63 Patrick 57. Nnnan.lThomas 31 Cunneen s.

(lufaut) Jean Decoe, Thomas C. 65 Peterson, Rasmus ..65 Dicker, Joseph 79 Potter, Angelina 68 Feely, Patrick 68 .3 Godley, Mrs. Sarah. Rowell, William 63 Hellmann, Walter R. 16 Scherer, Mrs.

75 Houghton, J. Grant. 34 Schutt, John 69 Johnson, Ellen Whltten, Luclnda 94 Johnson, John 40 (Zuckerman, Max 34 Kreker, Wm. 84 Lynott, Ellen 75 Seeger (Card) BILLIOU In Exeter, Tulara county, June 1908, George beloved husband May I Billion," loving eon of Mrs. Rose Rlppon, and devoted brother of Walter Billion, a nativo of Sacramento, aged.

80 years. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Wednesday), June 10, at 10 o'clock a. from the chapel of N. Gray 2128 Geary, street corner of De- vlsadero. Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by 'carriage.

In this city. Jnne 7, 1008, Edna, beloved daughter of Geronomo and Rose Canepa, and sister of Madaltne Canepa, a native of Calif ornia, 19 years. In this city, June 7, 1908, Frank Castello, dearly beloved husband of Delfina Castello, and brother of Lino Castello, a na- tive of Italy, aged 25 years 11 months and 4 days. I Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral today (Tues- day), June 0, 100S, at 2 o'clock from the parlors of Valente, Marinl, Marals 8448 Mission street between Thirtieth street and Cortland avenue. Interment Italian ceme- tery.

In this dty, Juno Pletro Cldlo, dearly beloved cousin of F. Jacket ta, a nativo of Italy, aged 39 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend th.c funeral today (Tues- day), June" -9. 1908, at 9:30 o'clock a. from the parlors of Valente, Mariul, Marals 649 Green street.

Interment Italian cemetery. In this city, Juno 8, 1903, Patrick, beloved husband of the late Hannah Crowley, and loving -father of William and Charles a of County Cork, Ireland, aged 57 years. A member of A. O. U.

W. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow 1 (Wednesday), June 10. at 8:15 a. from tlie parlors of J. J.

Crowley 692 Valencia street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth, thence- to St. Theresa's, Nineteenth and Tennessee streets, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. In, Juno 8, 190S, Bernard dearly, beloved son of Frank and Lillian i Cunneen, and loving brother of Francis J.

V. Cunneen, a native -of San Francisco, aged 1 month and 10 days. In Oakland, June- 8. 1908, Thomas beloved husband of Henrietta A. Decoe, and father of Mrs.

EUse Turner and Leroy, Eugene and Leslie Decoe, a native of Canada, aged- 65 In city, 1908, Joseph Dicker, a native of Germany, aged .9 yean. Friends and i acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Thursday, June 11 at 9 :30 o'clock a. from the par- lors Carew English, 1618 Geary Btreet, thence to St. Joseph's church, where 'a' re- quiem high mass will be celebrated for the re- poee of his soul, commencing at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.

In San Anselmo, June 6, 1908, Patrick Henry Feely, beloved husband Mary E. Feely, and father of George Selena, Edward and Phillip Feoly and Mrs. R. Moore, native of Ireland, aged 68 years 5 months and 15 days. A member of iv C.

T. Friends and acquaintances aro respectfully to tho -funeral services today (Tuesday), June 0, at 11" o'clock a.m., at the parlors E. Sawyer, 917 Fourth street, San Rafael. Interment Mount Tamal- pals cemetery. Members of the Pacific Coast Commercial Travelers', association and United Commercial Travelers' association are requested to attend.

S. MOSELEY; WOODS, Secretary. GEORGE BORCHART, In Marln county, June 1908, Mrs. Sarah Godley, wife of the late Montgomery Godley and mother of Montgom- ery Jesse E. and Philip Godley and Mrs.

J. C. CantwelL The funeral eervlces be 1 held today June 9.: at 2 o'clock," at St. Paul's San Rafael. Interment private, Monnt Tamalpals cemetery.

HEILM -Drowned off Hunters point, this city, Jnne 3," Walter Robert Heilmann, Idolized son of Mary and tho late Richard W. Heilmann, darling of May Richard W. i and Harry 8. Heilmann," and dearly beloved nephew of John H. Hellmann, Mrs.

i Will X. 1 Miller and John Me Vey, a native of Snn Francisco, aged 10 years 8 months and 2 days. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend funeral (Tues- day at 9 o'clock m. from the residence of his I mother, 1 3434 Sixteenth street i between Church and Sanchez, i thence to Mission Dolores 1 where a high mass wUI be celebrated v. for the repose of his soul, com- o'clock a.m.' Interment Holy i Cross cemetery, carriage.

In Los -'Anseles, Juno 5 1 Jr Grant beloved son of F. V- and Houghtonr and brother of Fred Lincoln and S. Mrs. M.S E. Clark, Peterson; W.i Col- J.

B.v, Appiing. 1 Un. Edith Ivy Lillian -Houghton, a native of Oakland aged; B4' years. fj Ins this city, June -7, 1003, .7 beloved the and mother of Lola The funeral jbe I held today from her late -1 residence, 359 First avenue. Funeral and Interment I private! "--i In this; city, 5, a native 1 of Sweden, aged 40 years.

A member, of '-Sotoyome: tribe 12 R. Frlenda acquaintances are'; respectfully Invited fto attend the funeral today day), June ,9. i at 12:30 from" the funeral parlors iof i P.l Green 3 nortn- i east corner of Sixteenth and Guerrero I tbence Men's 55 hall; 2 210 Golden Ga te where services Ibe held under the auspices of Sotoyome tribe 12. 5 T.I R. at 1 Interment Mount Olivet ANGLE LAMPS ANGLE LAMPS best lamps for reading.

15UESCU LAMP CO.r Coast Agents. 1111 Mission st. MATBIMOXIAL. DO not deceived, the only reliable matri- monial bureau yon will find at MRS. A.

WOL- TKR'S. 1752 Geary establisbed In 19QQ. PERSONALS SILVER PICK DO YOU THINK YOU WERE i 'SKINNED" BY THE BUSH ST. BROKER THAT ADVISED YOU TO BUI IT DO YOU WANT REPARATION? IF SO. ADDRESS J.

ALAMEDA. CAL. In this city, June 8. 1908, William beloved husband of Mary H. Kreker.

and father of the lato Mrs. Mabel H. McEvoy. a native of Cincinnati, 0., aged years 8 months and 26 days. Remains at the of Craig, Cochran 1169 Valencia street near Twenty- third.

In this city, June 8. 1908, Ellen, be- loved wife of the late Mertia Lynott, mother of Patrick F. and Alexander Lynott. Mrs. 0.

Oatea and the late Mrs. Ervier, Mrs. -T. Carroll, Mrs. Dooley and Martin and Edward Lynott, and sister of Mrs.

E. -Leonard, a na- tive of County Sllgo, Ireland. aged 75 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Wednesday), at 9 o'clock, from the renldenee of her son, Patrick F. 25C5 Post street, thence to St.

Dominic's church, where a requiem high mass will.be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 8:30 Interment Holy Cross cemetery. In this city, Juno- 7, 1009. David dearly beloved husband of Caroline Meyers, and beloved father of Mrs. M. Weiss.

Mrs. A. Goldmeyar and Charles Meyers, a native of Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany, aged 75 years. Friends I and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend tho funeral tomorrow (Wednesday), at 10 o'clock a. from the funeral parlors of Theodor Dlerks 900 Devisadero street corner of McAllister.

Into ment Eternal Homo cemetery, by 11:30 a. m. train from Third and Townsend streets. In this city, June T. 1908.

Wil- liam, beloved husband of Mrs. Belle Mitchell, father of Muriel Mitchell, and son In law of Mrs. E. Britt. a nativo of Boston.

Friends, acquaintances and members of San Francisco aerie No. 5, F. O. are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral today (Tuesday). June 9, at 2.

o'clock p. from his lato residence, 861 McAllister street, where services will be held under tho auspices of San Francisco aerie No. 6, F. O. E.

Crema- tion I. O. F. cemetery. MOORE In thla city.

June 8, 190S, Edward P. Moore, son of Mrs. Calvin Moore and the lato Dr. Calvin Moore, and brother of Mrs. Theodore Johnson and Mrs.

J. M. Rowland, a native of Belfast, aged 92 yean. In Oakland. Juno 8, 1 90S, Lean- der Morris of Hanford, CaL, beloved father of Mrs.

U. 11. Treat, Henry and Augustus Mor- ris, Mrs. W. P.

Conlan and Addis Morris, a native Ohio, aged 63 years. In this city, Jane 7, 1908. dearly beloved brother of Edward Nunan and Mrs. Kennedy, and the lato Frank Nonan and William. Richard and John Warren and Mrs.

J. Butler, a native of. County Limerick, Ire- land, 31 years. A member of beer wagon drivers' local No. 227.

Friends and acquaintances aro respectfully Invited to attend funeral tomorrow (Wednesday), at 8:30 a. from tho funeral parlors of P. F. Green northeast corner of Slxteeenth and Guerrero, thence to St. Joseph's church, where a requiem high mass will be i celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9 o'clock.

Inter- ment Holy Cross cemetery. In this city, Juno 1008, Jean Plerra Olivier, beloved husband of Gertrude loving father Jacques and 'Jean Olivier and Mrs. Catherine Sorbet, father in law of Louis Sorbet and Mrs. Catherine and Louise Olivier, and grandfather of P. Frederick, Edouard, Ceclle and Celestlno 011- vler.

Desire Orestlnn and EUse Sorbet, a native of Cuqueron, Basses Pyrenees, Franco. aged 63 years and 10 days. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend tho funeral tomorrow (Wednesday), June 10. at 2 o'clock o. from the funeral parlors of Valento, Marlnl.

MaraU 3448 Mission street near thence St. Paul's church. Twenty-ninth and Church streets, for. religious services. thence -to Holy Cross cemetery, by electric car leaving Thirtieth street and San Joso In "this city." Juno 1908," Rasmus Peterson, a native of aged 63 years." In this city.

Angelino JL. Hlgby Potter, wife of John H. and mother of Pitt B. and Katharine Potter, aged 6S years. private.

In this city, June 8. 1308. Eva. dearly beloved daughter of Frank and Myrtle Richards, nativo of lowa, aged 3 years and 6 In this city," Jnno 1908." William A. Rowell, a nativo of South Carolina, aged years.

In this city. June 7, 1905,, Mrs. 'Anna Scherer, a native of Germany, aged 75; At rest. June 8, 1008. John Hsnry Schutt.

dearly beloved husband 'of tho late Anna B. Schutt. and devoted father of John 'H. Schutt, 'a nativo 'of Hanover, Germany, aged 68 years and 16 days: In" Oakland. CaL, June 8.

I Luclnda Whltten, beloved mother of JohnW. nd William, Whltten, aged 94 years. In'this" city, June 6, 190S, Max 1 Zuckerman, beloved brother of Adolph. Gustave, Joseph." Eugene and Marie Zuckerman, a native of Austria, aged 84 i i Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend tho funeral today (Tues- at 10:45 a. from the parlors of Barry 927 street.

Inter- ment Eternal Home cemetery, by special car and Valencia streets at 11:30 a. m. CARD OF THANKS 1 Mrs. Seeder and family desire to express their heartfelt thapks their i many kind friends and the officers and members of the cooks' union for their beautiful floral offerings and their kind ex- prensions "of sympathy extended t0 them In their bereavement loss devoted and loving husband and COOKE. J.G.

CLARKE. Phone Douglas 1502. 4th ST. EIiORAL WEDDING ETC FUNERAL FLOWERS. FIRST CLASS SERVICE.

15 4th St. Near Market l.od cesi CALIFORNIA chapter No. 5. R. A.M.

Special meeting THIS (TUE.SDAY) EVENING. June 9. at 3 o'clock. at "135 Slitter st. 51.

M. FRANKLIN U. DAY. Sec. 110 Satter room 403.

lsMsJ MI IS fa EVENING at 8 o'clock. Masonic temple. Order of the red cross. All frater, eordlal.y A. HAWKgLEYr Recorder.

SS A. EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. Kins VOjf; mon's hall. 1739 Flllmore st. Mas- ter Masons MEYER ORIENTAL lodjw No.

144 F. ji 2135 Sutter degree THIS EVENING at .30 O'clock. sgg STARR KING lodge No. 344. F.

Fillnwre Sptjrtal Ins THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVEN- ING. June 10. at 7:30 o'clock for first degree. By Sec. PARNASSUS lodge No.

3SS. F. JX corner 12th ay. and ll I Sunset First degree THIS DAY) EVENING at o'clock. W.

A. HOYT. See. PACIFIC lodCT No. 136.

F. meeu THI3 EVENING, p. m. 1 V. JkVJK, GCORGB PENLINGTON.

Sec. BERNAL lodge No. 847. A. F.

meets at Stegemann hall. 225 a- lencia street, TUESDAY EVENJNQ at 8 o'clock. Important business. D. CARBRAE.

U. M. P. TT SAN FRANCISCO lodgo No. 380, F.

A A. 1739 FUlmore. Second degree TUIS (TUESDAY) EVENING at o'clock. Craftsmen cordially Invited. By order of n.

PEBRT. M. BUSI.VKSS PERSOXALS MONKY made dally, and CaU want Ads help to make Advertise your wants: known to tho public through a CaU Want Ad. An investment, not an expense. For fall par- tlcnlars read CaU Want Ads dally.

M. ELL.V BEAUTY SPECIALIST. formerly of 128 Geary San Francisco, has removed to 1813 Lenox Los Angelew. WIGS, tonpees. front pieces, tnat fit; purest hair nsed; hair dresslnf.

shampooing, dyelnjr. etc. G. LEDERER, 2271 California st. near ster.

formerly at 123 Stockton; eatab. 1366. MISS EDNA hair. skin, scalp specialist; manlcurlag; free massage, vibratory treatment: manufacturer of toilet articles. Parlors Harding 34 Ellis st.

S. STROZYNSKI 1250 Sutter Wlss and toupees as they should bo made; artistic hair dressing, manicuring, facial treatment and hair dyeing; Marcel waving. UNCALLED for suits, overcoats and trousers less than cost at CHAS. LYONS' the London tailor. 1432 Flllmore st.

bet. Ellis O'Farrell. DE3KROOM. lnclndlns gas. electricity, steam heat, telephone, vault, of flee sirl; J12.50 per mo.

Room 263 Market Hansford block. MRS. L. E. Baths and everything clean and sanitary.

Room Fillmore st: teL West 5997: open Snndays. MISS LAWRENCE. Hotel Nile. 144 Eddy st. phone Frank.

1964: room 302; massage and baths; select. Apply by phone; honra 10-9. LIZZIE Qneen of magnetism, treatment dally; hours. 10 a. m.

to 9 p. m. 138 6ta apartment 1. (Don't ring.) MISS E. M.

REID, graduate masseuse and hair," scalp and skin specialist. 2053 Sntter. apt. 8. phone West SCRUB baths and salt rub and massage for ladies and gentlemen, llrs.

9 a. m. to 10 p. m. 1563 Ellis st.

TUB and vapor alcohol and electric sage; clean and open Sundays. 57 6th st. Miss A. Lund, graduate masseuse. 1703 O'Far- rell.

cor. Flllmore. suite phone West 6538. GOLDSTEIN theatrical and masquerade tnmes. 821 Van Ness: country orders solicited.

SECOND HAND clothing bought and sold. I. M. DEMANN. 1629 Market.

Phone Market 25-42. Battle Creek massage, manicuring, facial and scalp treatment: corns removed. 1261 G. G. ay.

MISS FAULKNER. 209 Kearay. suite 10 Manl- curing. face massage, scalp treatm't BATHS, masiage; 124 Turk, r. 301, 3d Boor; closed Snndays; hours 10 a.

m. to 7 p. m. SCALP treatments; dandruff cured by electricity! professional ncrse. Golden Gate ay.

MME. JAHN COSTUME COMPANY Post and Van Ness. Country orders solicited. HELEN DERBER. graduate masseuse; electrta treatment.

2014 Snttar st. teL West 9103. PIONEER INSTITUTE OF MASSAGE. 1920 Flllmore st. Phone West 863 d.

A GOOD place to eat; appetizing and nutritious. Vegetarian Restaurant. 913 Flilinor? St. MRS. WALLACE, baths.

124 Turk, vi 210. Ist floor; formerly 223 Post. MME. N. located 70T Taa New suite magnetic, massage.

MISS HELEN VERONA, graduate- 1726 O'FarTell suite 3. CLAIRVOYANTS GARLAND. World's Greatest Clairvoyant, tails foil names and everything you wish to know without yon writing a word: hours 10 a. m. to 8 p.

m. 154 1 Ell! -st. near FUlmore. MISS young, gifted, clatr. A I correctly treat your love affairs, domestic tron- bles, bos.

and financial success; 50c; $1. Hours. 10 to 9. 1410H Geary st. naar Octavla.

MME. JACOBS of N. 17 years' experience; treats love affairs, domestic troubles, business success, positions; consultation free. 1156 Sntter. Hotel Lortn.

MME. KRONEBERG, clairvoyant, card reading; when others fall try me; readings 25c; hoars 10 to ft (Sundays excepted). 1424 Valencia, nn. 1. MME.

PORTER, clairvoyant medlnm, cards. palmistry, full life reading; born with doabls veil. 2d 1361 Webster st. nr. O'FarreU.

CLAIRVOYANT card reading; ladles only; 1 to sp. Sunday 575 Halght st. MRS. SHAFFER, test and business medium sittings daily. 907 Buchanan st.

MISS M. CARVER, palml.it and card reader. 723 Geary st. near Leavenworth. rooms 17-13.

MME. LELAND. scientific card reader and as- trologlst. .718 Golden room 1. MRS.

E. HALL, card 987 Golden Gate 1 to 8: room 23. SPIRITUALISM Mrs. Whitney," trance medium and life reader, dally, full reading 91. at her home.

1164 O'Farrell; by gull. 4 questions St. Mayo Steers, licensed and ordained test snd bus. trance medium, psyebometrtst: read- Ings dally; by maU. 3.

SI. 777 MeAUtater. MRS. L. KINXAIRD.

circle Smu, 8 p. m.r reading daUy, 10-4. 1439 Flllniore nt. MRS. SEAL, spiritual medlnm; readings daUy.

75K1 Hp. m. PAL3IISTBV MME. BCSHNELL, expert palmist; .20 yra. lo- cated 209 Kearny; 9 a.m.

-a p.ro.. Sondays. ASTROLOGY MRS. DR. BENJAMIN.

875 Eddy st. near Vaa Ness: phone Franklin 1319: boors front 10 to 5. CHAXCES CP to stock of mdse. dofnt; splea- dld bustness: building and lot ($2.000) 15 aerobeartns orchard (S3.000): situated la Yolo county; no better place; all to exchange for Oakland or Berkeley property. See THOMAS GILBERT.

214 Union Savings Ban! building, Oakland, CaL SALOON, for Completery furnished and well stocked In the Mission district; choice loca. tion; old estabUahed business; rent $27.50 pee -month, long average receipts $22.30 per COR 'PP 1 paying electrical and locksmith business located on Mission rent compelled to leave on account of fc FOll A delicatessen with table service of 23 chairs attached; doing good fair business; me ie for JonrseIt'GLORLVSTEINEB. Washington, Oakland; no agents need apply. for Ml or le sacrifice; story prosperow inland city close to Saa ranclsco; good business; long Ad bOX 471 offlc FOR Hotel nearly completed; over. 100 rooms; elevator service; hot and cold water; gas 1 and electric Ught.

Call 'at -073 13th Oakland, CaL.