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20 STEVENSON TABLET MECCA Call's Fourth Red Fire on Pinnacle CALISTQGA -HEAR FAMOUS SPOT ON ML ST. HELENA Newspaper Which Will Help Observe Day Suggests Visitors View Au- thor's Cabin Site MOUNT ST. HELENA JOHN LOUIS CAHILL To St. Helena's glorious mount we came ope Rummer day, Though deeming it an Idle sport, oar hearts In- clined to pray; For there we found the mighty worts of nature undefined; For there we felt a rererent in scenes suh limely wild. Thus standing Us summit bold we looked o'er surrounding.

From Mount Diablo' rugged to ocean shore reminding; O'er- Jlendoclno's woods and streams, o'er liyjfienic fountains, From fair storied clime to Shasta'e xvoundrous mountains. And as we gazed with raptured eyes o'er mount, and hill and plain. A feil of fog came rolling on that hid the nether main. Engulfing all that glorious scene, its gathering folds surround us. Till noon we stood on island lone, a lonely sea around us.

A solemn stillness reigned throughout that calm and placid ocean. Only the eagle hovering gaTe thought to soend or motion. jS E'er long the sun. in splendor bright, pierced. through the shimmering rain, ffhe fog dissolved -in zephyrs light, and all was clear again.

The fourth of July celebration in Calistoga, in which The Call has planned to participate, is set in a region where many points of interest ere to be found. On the road to Mount St. Helena, Just where the visitor leaves the beafen trail to take up the mountain climb. Is the old Silverado mine, where Robert Louis 'Stevenson lived in the early days of his California history and where he evolved 'The Silverado Squatters." No more delightful and Ideal spot can be found than the location upon which Stevenson's cabin was perched. It occupied a shelf fronting to the eastward and looking: over across a green and widespread forest toward distant hills.

Plainly to be seen from i location is a circular depression in the mountains, which has every Indication of having been at some time the crater of a volcano. Mud and lava formations of every kind are on all Bides, and directly in line with this crater like depression, close to Calie- toga, there Is an area where intensely hot water impregnated with sulphur tomes to the surface. The cabin occupied by Stevenson has But upon the spot which It occupied stands a tablet raised by the clubwomen of Napa county in his I honor. This movement was undertaken under the chairmanship of Mrs. P.

F. I Powers of Napa, the site for the monument being deeded by Daniel Patton of St. Helen Inn to three directors from the Napa New Century club, the dedication taking place in the presence of the Sierra club led by Professor Mc- Adie, and today many a worshiper at i Stevenson's serine visits this spot to do honor to this writer of gentle mood; Directly across from the place where this tablet stands is the old Silverado mine. Straight up the cliff and fully exposed to view the vein leads and can be seen today robbed of Its silver bearing ore, looking like a huge scar on the face of the mountain. Mine and tablet are only a few miles from Calistoga, and to those who desire visit this beautiful little Napa valley lowa July 4 The Call suggests that they steal a little time away from the celebration and visit the abode of Stevenson, who there In the solitudes of the forest sought health and paused there briefly to read the message God had writ for him upon the rocks, to listen to the whisperings of wind blown pines and seaward journeying brooks.

He stored the wonder of it all within his. gentle heart, and when he wrote the mystery crept out and hid among his written words, endowing them with little hidden meanings and wistful groping for the solution of life's inner meaning. Before his door were pines and in the shadow of the mountain birds piped, their serenade. Briefly he paused there, then passed onward, journeying to the end. Yet, brief as his stay was, still his memory is marked by a bronze tablet.

L.et him who loves true literature go there. BEST STOCK OF EARTH FOR SHOW D. O. Lively Promises That Cattle of Pedigree Will Be Here From Everywhere Members of the California Livestock Breeders' association from nearby cities attended the eleventh annual meeting of the organization at the Palace hotel yesterday. The morning session was taken up with the reading: of reports, appointment of credential and resolutions committees and a report on membership.

President E. M. Howard delivered a short address. The feature of the afternoon was a I lecture by O. Lively, -whose subject was "Livestock at 1915 Panama- Pacific Exposition." Mr.

Lively promised the members that the best stock from the four corners of the earth be brought to San Francisco jdurtngr: the exposition. Dean Van Norman I of, the University; of California if arm read a paper on "The of the Sire." Prof. J. I. Thompson of the farm spoke on "Pork Production." Officers were elected for the coming ear as follows: Judge Peter Shields pf Sacramento, president; E.

TV. Howard of San first vice president, and W. A. Morris of second vice president. A secretary will be appointed at a later date.

i fj The days program 7 was concluded banquet, which was attended about." 76 members in the ballroom the Palace. Speeches and special music wae on the program. Lodeslone for admirers of Robert Louis Stevenson July 4. 1 At top is Silverado mine, directly across irom Stevensons cabin. from left to right, are Mrs.

P. J. Powers, Mrs. Johnson of the Century club, Dan Palion the donor, and Prof. A.

C. McAdie, on the occasion of the unveiling of a tablet in the author's honor. GRAFT TRIAL END IS DUE WEDNESDAY Taylor Will Take Stand Tomorrow and Arguments Will Follow Tuesday "With the resumption of the hearing of the cases against Detectives Macphee and Taylor, charged with before Superior Judge L.awlor tomorrow.the cross examination of Macphee will be-concluded and Taylor syill be placed on the, defense. Both the prosecution and I the defense have no hopes of the. trial being concluded before Wednesday.

Taylor will probably tfCdupy, the i. witness stand all day tomorrow, and after his 1 cross examination by the district attorney, the defense will rest. y-. will see Attorney O'Grady, District Attorney Fickert, Attorney Eddy and Attorney Hrennan summing up the case. It is unlikely, that the case will go; to the jury before Wednesday morning.

V. Counsel- tor the defense day that he may callthe tten-tidn lof the Judge, to the incident wfctleh marked THE SAN FRANCISCO CAIX. SUNDAY. JUNE 29, 1913. the hearing Friday, when Chief of Police White was seen talking one of the jurors.

Attorney O'Grady said White's actions were indiscreet. White laughingly explained that one of the he did not know his name, asked him how the games were resulting. He says he told jurors that the Seals were winning most of their games and the conversation 'ended there. IlliKl JEWELRY 4 m.oc HORfnflON STS OAK WAND Oftl PAINLESS DENTISTRY At Cut Rates yV yVjP ALL WORK GUARANTEED fcjwHii. tor 80 Only Gold Plates, 91 Gold, Pllllngi, Sliver Filling, QOe GUARANTEE DENTAL CO.

1007 MARKET Xwr SUth St. JULY BARGAINS Bring Suit, Coat and Dress Reductions i Down to the Lowest Every Spring and Summer garment at less than the regular cost price. Saving opportunities are greater than ever now. Tailor $7-50, $10 15.00 Coats $6- 50 $8.75, $1250 Silk Dresses $7-45, $9.95 Serge Dresses $395, $5-75, $8.45, $9.95 Dress $1-00, $1,95, $2.95 IT VXD A A I Heavy Satin Petticoat, well 1 made; regular $1.95. Special 1 I FIRST SHOWING OF Cfk NEW FALL SUITS $15 tO $39.50 A yJi O.

Cloak Sill! House I MARKET STREET, WEAR JONES I OBITUARY NOTES ANSON PHELPS STOKES DIES IN NEW YORK sai Former Banter and Capfttmllst of Apoplpxy at Age of 75 Anson Phelps Stokes, 75 yeare old. yesterday at home in Madison avenue, Nww York city. Apoplexy was the cause, of death. Members of his immediate i family, except one, were -at the bedside. Anson Pheaps Stokes Jr.

was In and unable to reach here before his father died. Mr. Stokes retired from active work as a banker some I years ago, his chief business occupation for some time having been the care of his real estate and other investments. He was at one time a partner In the mercantile firm of Phelps, Dodge Co. and afterward was in the 'banking' firm of Phelps, Stokes Co.

Loata Battier, county treasurer of Contra Costa county, who was strfcken In San Francisco Friday, died fat o'clock yesterday ing in St. Francis I hospital. Martinez. -He "nad been sick I several months. He was appointed treasurer of Contra Costa county in February.

and reflected -in 1910. Buttner was a member of the Royal Arch chapter of the Maronic commandery of I Napa. He V. is survived by a Mary Buttuer. and two sons, Harold and Edgar Butvner.

Frank P. Medina, patent attorney and former 5, superintendent of the Postal -i Telegraph "company, is dead Zat his home, 1190 JEddy street, following attack iof acute indigestion. He was 55 i years of 1 age and fj well known in club and fraternal circles. Surviving are son, Arthur, and sthree daughv ters, Mies Any Medina, Mrs. J.

A. Moran and Mxb. E. Jayne. Funeral have not yet been pleted.

Dr. Manuel Campee-Sallea, president of Rraail? from 1898 to 1902, ''a died in Sao PauJo. Brazil, yesterday, rf aged 73 years. During I bis term of office vas president he was responsible for much of the work of reconstrucs tion of the great republic, which had Just emerged from a long period of unrest. Marriage Licenses The following marriage licenses were Isiuea Saturday, June 1013: Andrelnl.

26. ana Goldle Courts, 19, both of 2918 PISCOMR UW- Charts Biseoinb. 29. 328 Twentieth and Edith Law, 30. fcl Green View.

ntrtftn, York. England. ne S3. South San Franeleco, and Ceranle Dangles. 31, 232 Towneend N.

Bryta, i 34. 1244 Leavpnworth and Stella Levy, 24. 1563 Clay utreet. -WARBIXTON-Oem-jte C. Content.

i 40. 1560 1 Hyde 'i and Alice B. ton; 43. 15C0 Hyde street.y Wan! Cottwll. SO, New Egypt.

H. and Eva G. Paulson. 30. ton.

N. J. 27, and Lnlu L. 5 .14, both of Lone Beach. Cal.

JOOUF Goode. 32. Healdsm IT. Sansallto. GREENWOOD SA.NITOS— V.

WiXHI Vallejo, and Jane B. Santos, i 24, Nana City. HAKCONE -COI'LSTON Harcone. 28, St. Francis and sEmily Coulston, 30, New York.

T. Haiiekins. 20. Btc-. rt mento.

I and O. Locked 18, W. Herbert, 34, and Leone E. Vallejo. HOLSWORTH W.

Holef vrorth. 30. and Anna M. Zirhlke. 30, both of 123." Powell street.

a Hunncr, 26. 254 Page --street, and Augusta Fritz. 23, 3210 Mission i Herman Larson. 43. Ore and Lulu A.

Dwyer, 37, Portland. Ore. lan, 28. Mayport. and Venlta A.

Coui tiJSii.r. 2S. 414 Mlenlon street, -find V. Rosdahi, -i 2712 Pacific.street.t=: Mil I 29. 64 I' Sharon.

street." McCabe. 27, 2510 Pacific aTenno. v-" Meyer. 1838 Bu- chanan street," and Inee 22. Portland, 26.

and Idel 21. both of 1734 Golden Gate avenue. I Giorgio Peeeio. 37, and KilomeriH both of Napa. Rftsmussen, 1.34.

and Theresa Caralll, 28, both of 'V REES W. Rees. 29, and Mary E. Moore. both- of 1362 Jackson street.

Relcheit. 28. and Ida Stumm. both of 1034 Slitter street. 24.

Haywanl. and BAlma M. Mertenn. CT. 3742.Twentieth'street.

Thomas F. Taylor, 21, 575 Third Rose M. Miller, 18, 124 street 1 .2 E. Tyler. 26.

end R. Smith. 19, both of Sheridan. Cal. SE.

Williams, 32. 144. Eddy i street, Anna" If. Jensen, SI, 235 Oak street. r.

OAKI'AVD V. The following marriage licenses were issued Saturday. Aro. 21. Albany, and Lompl Hebuck.

18. Rocklin. i Births Marriagesand Deaths F. Cabral, 24, and Mary Green, 20. bofb.

'of Oakland. rv CALLAHAN Callaban, 2T. Oakland, and Mary F. Dougherty. Philadelphia.

Hacker. 36. Santa Rosa, and Alice Lane. 35. San Francisco.

HEMMINGS SHATTUCK Joseph mings, 85, and Grace E. Shattuck, 28. both or Oakland. i sH. Johnson, 23, ana I -Amelia Perry.

18, both of Oakland. B. McKeon. 31, ana IS Sylvia IM. Daly.

20. both iof Oakland. B. Mlllln, 44. Emeryville, and Clara Williamson.

40, San Francisco. H. iMelsorj. 1 20. i Chicago, and Josle K.

Musselman Berkeley. Panton, and Charlotte Rattray. 25; both of Alameda. 29. and Grace O.

Pontious, 28, both of Oak- 1 I K. Robton. 2T. and Barbara L. Reid.

25. both Berkeley F. Soma, 37, and Mary E. King, 21, both of Oakland. Vn Vestal.

81. th Yaklma, and Mignonne M. Read, -3. Alamedft. 1 BIRTHS 16.

1913, to I the wife Arthur Bauer (nee Jennie a dawghter this city. June 28. 1913,, to the wife ia of David Cohen (nee Stulsaft). a eon. thit city.

June 28. t0 wife of Duncan MacCallum; (formerly Inez this City, June 28, 1913. to the wife of Lindsey D. McMillan (nee Clark), a June 27. 1013 to tlM wife of Charles W.

Walker (formerly Annie Nielsen), a DEATHS Barnes. Robt Lane. Bechtel, George Merer, Max Biggins. Bridget 65 Medina, Frank. Bewon, Jane .8 Brandt, Agusta 20 O'Kane, Buttner.

Louie Ortley, John J. 83 Mrs John: r5B Page, Blanche 20 Casey, Ellen 1 Chisholm, Anne Christine Chrvstal, Hannah C. Schmltt, Josephine C. 5 Connolly, Nellie. Theodore L4l Georgia 82 Thorn.

FuuUeniitetn, Versalovlch. Vincent. Gardner. Dr. A.

Vreeland, Catherine. 81 Damni, Werner, Gustave 01 GlennonfV (Mass) Wlldgana, George GlyDn. 5 Mary 68 Wilhelm, 78 (Mass) Winfleld S. 82 -Glennon (Card) Horan. Mary 26 Josewekl (Card) Clara Scboellea (Card) Johnson, Peter TO Stange Keith.

Conrad Tletjen (Card) Klnnlery, Maurice 87' Yon (Card) In this' city. June 28, 1913, at the hospital of the city and- county of San Francisco. Robert Barnes, a native of Texas, aged 86 years. 4" In this city, June 26. 1913.

George Bechtel formerly of devoted husband of I Laura and loving father of Marie I Bechtel. a native of Rene. aged 82 and 10 months. A member of Crockett Lodge No. 189, F.

A. Electrical Workers' i Union No. 161, and Fraternal Brotherhood of South San Francisco. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully In' to attend the funeral s. today (Sunday at 1:30 from Golden Gate Commandery I ball, 5 2135 Sutler street, where services will be held under the of Crockett Lodge No.

139, F. M. Interment Woodlawn cemetery, by automobile. Remains at'tbe parlors of Wleboldt, 1385 Valencia street near V.Twenty-fifth.' BIGOIKS-Jiine 26. 1913.

Bridget. wife hof James a native of Galway, lreland, aged 65' In thie city, June son lof i the late i Mr. i and Mrs. Benson, dearly hL beloved husband of Mary Benson, beloved brother of Mrs. Emma Carlson.

Mrs. Severina Peterson, Mrs. Anna Ereckson -i and Jullns. John. Severtn and Albin Benson, and i cousin 'i of August Carlson, a native of Sweden, aged 86 years months, and .28 days.

Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to' attend the funeral i tomorrow (Mon- day) at 2 o'clock at the chapel 'of; Craig Cochran 1169 Valencia; street near Twenty- yi third. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. FELKEBAIn this city. June 27,1 1913. at the tuberculosis hospital of the city and county of San I Francisco, a Georgle Felker, a native jof Georgia, aged 82 years.

this city, 1913. Agusta. dearly beloved daughter of August and Dorthea S3 Brandt, and sinter, of Fred. Sophia, Idda, August Jr. and "Marguerite Brandt, a native of San aged 20 yeare j6 and 20 days." Friends and acquaintances are respectfully In- vited to attend the funeral tomorrow June 30, 1913, 10 1 o'clock a.

from mortuary chapel of the Golden Gate Undertaking Company. 2475 Mission atreet near first, Interment Cyprese Lawn cemetery, this city, Jane 2S. 1913, Louis beloved husband of Mary Buttner, I father of Harold and Edgar Buttner. and brother 'of Jacob Buttner of Pacheco valley, George Butt-9 ncr of SunoL Miss Mary Buttner of Martlnea. Mrs.

Robert Bonner of Nllea. Miss T. M. ncr 'of California. Thomas Zigenf uness of I rieasanton and Fred Buttner Eureka.

Cal, aged 40 years. A member of P. O. 8., Richmond; Mount Diablo Parlor No. 101, 8.: G.

and Martinez Aerie No. 725, Friends and i acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Moo- day), at. 1 p. from Masonic hall. i under the auspices of Martinez Lodge No, 7 41, i V.

thence by 2:35 p. tn. train to Z'A Richmond, thence Sunset View cemetery by 'tJ funeral train. "-i CARLSON In Los Angeles, June 28, 1913. Mrs; John, loving wife of John Carlson, and mother y-' of Andrew and Albert Carlson, a native of aged 68 years 8 months and 2 days.

Funeral Los Angeles; tomorrow (Monday). Interment Inglewood Park i cemetery, Lot Ad- I geles. this city. June 28. 1913.

Ellen Bj beloved wife of Michael I Casey, and lorlEj ing mother of Mary. Kathcrine. Eugene, Frank ii and i loving sister "of Michael and Thomas Haley, and Uru. Mary Kate Kelly. Mrs.

Delia Furlong. jp ,1 O'CoanorSendf the late Mrs.TAonle^O' en, native of County Wlgo. Ireland, aged ii 40 year', hjlO months end 13 i in- I Friends and acquaintances are sI rited 16 attend the funeral tomorrow at 8:30 o'clock ea. from the or Gantner Brothers. 424 Guerrero street Slsteonth and -thence Peter's church.

Alabama street near Twenty fonrth, where fa requiem a mass will brated for the repose of her 'at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by carriages. CHIBHOLM In Oakland. June 28 1913 beloved wife of Donald loving mother Sister! Margaret Mary of Sisters of the Holy Names, a native of ire friends and acquaintances Tlted to attend the funeral tomorrow (Moiiuay).

June 9 o'clock the par it Sof 'i Freeman Eighth and Brush streeta, thence to St. Francis de Sales church where requiem messt.jrfflSbeice fw the repose iof I her i soul, commencing at K1 a. m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery.

this city. June 1013. Hanig nah Clinton; widow of the late Peter Chrystal, aged 70 years. There will be a requiem mass tomorrow June 80. at a.

at St Mary i cathedral, corner Van Ness a and Far rell etreet. Burial private. this city. June 27. 1913.

Nellie, dearly beloved "wife'of. P. M. Connolly, and ing mother of Josephine, Dan and' the late 3: John and Francis Connolly, sister of i Daniel and John Kirby and Mrs. W.

D. Sullivan, a i native of County Kerry, Ireland, aged 45 years. Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at her t'i late residence, 766 Treat; avenue between Twentieth and Twenty-flret streets. DAMM-In this city, June 2S, at the tuberi culosis hospital of the city and county of San Francisco.

Henry Damm, a native of Germany, aged 39 years. rUMKZKBTEIK-i-PasBed away. In city. June 28, 1013, Tobe. widow of the late Julius Funkensteln.

and mother of Charles I stein Gall, Mrs. Rebecca F. Gall Edward and I Sarah Funkenstein. Bervlces at; her late residence, 2261 son tomorrow (Monday). June 80.

at 10 a. m. Interment private. Please omit flowers. 1 'x In Belmont.

June 28. 1913. Dr. A. M.

Gardner, dearly i beloved husband of Elisabeth father of, Sherman Gardner and Mrs. C. W. Lynch, a native of Watertown. N.

Y. Notice of funeral later. and are invited attend the month's mind mass "4 for the repose of the aoal of the late Lawrence Glennon, at St. Mary's cathedral, tomorrow (Monday), June 30, at 8 a. m.

this city, June 28, 1913, at her late residence. 2624 Franklin street. Mary, beloved widow of i the i late Glynn and deroted mother of Mary and the late William and Vin-r, cent Glynn. a native of Galbally, County Limerick, Ireland, aged 88 years. Notice of funeral hereafter.

mass will be celebrated for the repose 'of I the soul 'of Anna Grabe (nee Kawalkowska), at St. 'Mary's Van Ncsa avenue and O'Parrell street, I Tuesday, July 1, 1913, commencing at 8:30 a. m. Friends 9 and I acquaintances are respectfully Invited -to attend. --C- In Berkeley.

June 28, 1918, Wlnfleld Scott i Hoessli, i beloved son 'of Charlea and Ellda and brother of William H. and Rudolph Hoessli, a native of Marietta, 1., aged 82 years 8 months days. Friends, Vi members of -f Lodge No. B. P.

O. and Berkeley Lodge No. 270, O. and are respecti fully invited attend the funeral tomorrow (Monday), June SO, 1913, at 2:30 o'clock m. rat the parlors the Albert Brown Company, 2045 under the auspices.

of Berkeley f' Ledge No. 1002. P. and at the crematory under the auspices of Berkeley Lodge 270, O. O.

F. Cremation Oakland ere- matory, by auto. i this city, June 27, 1913, Mary, dearly beloved wife of William 8. Horan, loving sister of Patrick and Annie Reilly. Mrs.

P. J. Burke J. J. Maboney.

loving niece of Mrs. Patrick Prior, and sister In law of Mrs. Patrick 2 and Terrance Horan, a native of County Fermanagh, Ireland, aged 25 years. I-. Frienda and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow June 80.

9 "o'clock la. the funeral parlors of Ryan, McDonnell tc Donohoe, 431-437 Valencia i street J- between and Sixteenth, thence to Star of the Sea church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her commencing at -10 o'clock a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by car. riage.

Elmhurst, June 27,: 1918, Clara, beloved wife tof William E. Huntsman, f- and loving mother of Phelps, a native of i Portugal, aged 44 years 9 months and 4 days. Notice of funeral hereafter. tula 28. 1913.

at the German hospital. Peter, 'dearly beloved nns- band of Bertha Johnson." a native of Denmark, aged '70 years ill -months and 5 days. i the parlors of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission!) street between Twent.v-flfth Twenty-sixth.

this city, June 26, 1913. Conrad Keith. i Friends and are respectfully in' vited attend the funeral services Tuesday, July 1. at 8:30 o'clock a. at the chapel of Julius S.

Godeau, 41 Van Ness avenue, thence i. St. Patrick's; church, where 5 a high mass Will be celebrated for "the repose of his soul, commencing 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross i this city.

June 2S, 1913. Mau; rice, dearly -beloved husband of Susan rlerTY a native! of County Cork, Ireland, aged 67 years. Notice of hereafter. this city. June 28, Julia, be- loved wife of the late I Lawrence Lane.

and belOTed of John Hllden, Lawrence and the late Frances Lane, and sister of 'Sister Mary -Baptist of Notre Dame. a naj: tire of County Cork. ilreland. Notice, of hereafter. Remains at the aVparlors of Martin Brown.

1868 Geary" street (temporary parlors of Curew English). this city. June 1913.1 Max C. Mayer, dearly belored of Agnes Mayer." and belored father Doris; Mayer, of New York, and nephew; of Dr. and Mrs.

S. Foster of San Francisco, a native of New York, aged 40 -V- Remains at the funeral parlors of 'Peter F. Robde Company, 505 Dlvlsiadero' street sear this city. 27, 1913. Frank P.

Medina, beloved husband -of Eva 'Q. Medina, IOTInK father of Arthur H. Medina, Mrs. J. (i.

C. E. Jayne: and Amy Medina, a natlre of California. 111 Frlendel are respectfully inrlted to attend' the I. funeral 1 services tomorrow (Monday), June 30.

JlBl3, "at 1 2 p. at ray's; chapel. Geary and Dlrisadero streets. Interment Ihts city. "June 29, 1813, Jane.

iraf dearly beloved wlfp O'Brien, and loving mother Theresa O'Brien. Sister M. I Dolores 'of the'; Dominican Mrs. Annie McDonald. Mrs.s W.

"8. Porteus and I E. K. Werner, a'- nature County Meath, Ireland; 78 years. (New York papers please if 1 i funeral i will take place tomorrow (Mon- June i 30.

1913, at o'clock fa. from her late residence, 98. Elliott Park, BtO St. Dominic's church, where a solemn requiem high mans will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:45 a. m.

ment 'at Holy Cross by In this city, June 26. 1918, Frank, dearly i beloved husband Margaret I O'Kane, Vfy and i ioTlnr father' of Frank, Jobs, William, and Raymond Mrs. Eddie Mrs. Frank i Miller and 'the late Mrs. William I Sherman, and devoted grandfather.of William Bhennan, a native of Londonderry, Ireland.

and acquaintances are a respectfully ritPd to attend the funeral tomorrow yJune 30,1 at from his late 111! am- A. H.lited E. P. Ralsteo 0 Sustttesr Sttiresi Phone Franklin (CSS. established by A.

Halsted. 18SS 'connection with any ether esi tablishment. 1 WHEN THE UNDERTAKER BECOMES NECESBARY SAVE HALF the Funeral Bxpease, Mm'-. Telephone JULEJS S. GOTEAU' Market 711.

Oakland 4045. Independent of the Trust v' THE GODEAU FUNERAL BEVICE will furnish for 5 -875' embalming. shroud, iX silver mounted, cloth covered fi casket, two carriages, and give: personal supervision. TRUST UNDERTAKERS WILL CHARGE tegs you 1 $75 for 3. the casket alone, and all their prices are I proportionate.

Goileau Funeral Yea' Half Auto ambulance, carriage and autoa for hire. SAN FRANCISCO, OAKLAND, Van New 2210 Webster st. SOB Columbus ay. Phoee Oak. 4045.1 residence.

2T34 F'oltom street near Twenty fourth. thence to St. Peters church where a requiem high mass will be the repose lof i bis i soul commencing latJ 10 clock a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by car riagp.

Alvlso. June 28..1913. John Jacob, it husband of Almtra Wade Ortley. father of John 1 Oliver 1., William 8.. Lucy Almira L.

Ortley, Mrs P. A. Mrs. W. H.

French, I G. A. and Mrs. J. Q.

White, aged 83 years 9 months 12 f-' PAGE--In this city. June 26,. 1913." Page, dearly.s belored wife Donald 8. and loving A mother of Stewart and Baby Page. belored sister of Mrs.

iLouts Jotting i Earl native Michigan, aged 26 rVars? 10 months and 3 days. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Inj vited Cto attend I the funeral -today (Snnriavi. at 1 o'clock p. from the parlors of Gantner 424 Guerrero street between Sixtfentli and Cremation at Mount Olivet "cemetery, by.carriages, this city. June 29.

1918. dearly beloved daughter of 4 Jacob M. nnd Clara Bchmitt, and loving sinter of Lee and Marie Schmitf. a native 'ef San 5 years and 7 Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow' June SO. 1913." from the residence of her parents.

252 Precita at 8:45 o'clock a. thence to St. Anthony's Army near, Folsoai. where an angel high mass will celebrated, commencing 9 o'clock m. Interment Holy Cross by carriages.

thin city, June Christine Sehneckeoburger, beloved brother of Mrs. Herwlg and Mrs. A. Munhenk, a native of Ober.Oweshelrn. Germany, aged 40 years.

A member of Badlscber Vereln. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend- the funeral today at 11 a. from the parlors of Snhr 138.1 -Valencia street i near Interment Mount Olivet cemetery, br 11:80 train i from Twenty-fifth and a- lencla streets. this city. June at late 621 First avenue.

Theodore L. Sherman, beloved husband Annie M. Sherman, brother of Harold V. and John E. a native San Diego, v- years 3 and il3 days.

A member of Brick Layers Union No. 7, of San Francisco. and Branclfort Lodge No. I. O.

O. of 'Santa Cruz. Cal. Funeral and Interment Aiameda. June 28.

Anna beloved wife of- John P. Thorn, and loving mother of Mrs. James W. Sloan and Clayton O. Thorn, and sister of Mrs.

Charles B. a native of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, aged 60 years montbe and 10 (San Jos'-. papers. please copy.) i Funeral tomorrow (Monday), June 30. a o'clock I from her late residence, Clinton avenue, Alameda, private.

this city, June 26, 1913, Gnttave Louie 'dearly a belored ,1 husband of Minna Werner and devoted father, of Oscar Werner. a native of Alt Dlederadorf, Branden burg, Germany, aged 51 2 and 24 A member of Eureka Lodge No. 0. d. H.

8., and San Francisco Turn Vereln. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in vlted to attend the I funeral today at 2 p. nv, from the of Suhr Wie'. boldt, 1385 Valencia near Twenty-fifth. Incineration Cypress Lawn cemetery, by 4 trie funeral car from Twenty-elf and Valen, eta A special car for the tion of friends.

this city, June Vincent beloved husband of Georg C. Versalovlch, and of Versalo'rich; a native of Austria. Friends and members of Redwood Camp No. 61. W.

O. are Invited to attend the fuaeral services, tomorrow s. (Monday). June 30. p.

i at bis late residence, 1277 ArguelW boulevard I (First avenue). In Alameda, Jnne 28. 1913. Catlv' toe VreelatM), beloved wife of 4 land, a native of; New York, city, igX, years. Friends 'and acquaintances are respectfully in' vited to attend, the funeral services Tuesday.

July 1913. at 10 O'clock a. at her residence, 1283 Webster etreet.Alameda. terment Cypress Lawn cemetery, Kan Mateo county, by auto, WILDOAUe-i-In'thts city, June George W. dearly beloved son of George! and Irene Wlldgans, brother -of Irene, Edward, Ferdinand, Gertrude, Harold.

Grace and Edna pans and Mrs. Fred Slcillman, a native of San Francisco, aged 6 years 111 and 2. days. this city, June 27, 1813. EliMbeth, beloved wife of the late Conrad WII-'-: helm, loving mother of Mrs.

Louise Riegelhuth and the late Katie Wilhelm, and grandmother of Peter Wllhelra, a natire of Nieder ITesaen Darmstad. Germany, aged years 3 months and 10 days. '-) Friends" ami acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services today (Sunday), at 2 o'clock, at the parlors of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission street between and Twenty-sixth.

Please omit Interment CARD OF THANKS. desire to express our heartfelt to our relatives, friends and Yosemlte Tribe No. 1 108, Improved Order of Red 'Men. for the sympathy shown: us' during our late reavemeot, and we especially desire to thank Mies Dora i McGorty for her kind assistance rendered Mr. Glebnon, when he was suddenly taken ill In Leavenworth street.

MRS. ROSE.GLENXONand^ Family. MR. WILLIAM F.GLEXNON and Family. CARD OF THANKS.

wish 1 my sincere heartfelt thanks to the many; friends, end the of fleers' and I members of Sioux Falls Lodge No. 262, B. P. O. Jasper Lodge.

O. South Dakota, and I United Conamerolji' Travelers cf America, for the i floral and the many acts of kindness extended to mm' during- the 'sad bourn of my bereavement, the loss of a dearly beloved husband aud father, Frank Josewskl. CARD 'OF THANKS. family of the late Louisa Schoelles acknowledge with i grateful apprecia" tion the expression of your sympathy and.beautiful floral offerings extendedt to them in their late bereavement. CARD OF THANKS." family of Caroline Stance herewith desire to express their sincere and heartfelt thanks to their many friends for the beautiful floral offerings and the many acts tendered them during" their' late bereavement.

or THANKS. desire to extend onr sincere thanks to our many; friends, and especially to the officers and members of Rlncon Parlor, If H. G. for the comforting sympathy and: beautiful floral offerings extended' during tbe': cad hours of our late bereavement In the lost of our lnvhig husband, father and i' WILLIAM TIETJEN and Family, MRS. O.

F. HUBER.J JV CARD OF '-f. YON family and relttives nt theV'. late Alma Lisette ton Boatel herewith wish. a I tender their heartfelt thanks their man? friends for the beautiful.

floral effetings and. the many acta of kindness tendered. tbem during their late bereavement. 4 FLORISTS union fnneral wofh spec. Market 8736.

ai of FLORAL WORK FLQWBBa J. CONNOIR, SWKSffi jv tel. Mission! 5988. Funeral i work ia specialty. BHIBELEY-MANN the leading florists, 5 Butter; Franklin; 2094.

Frank Shibeley. mgr. 1 UNION FLORISTS, phone: Market work specialty. 3017 16th Mlasloa. PARK FLORAL.

1437 Height phone Park plants, etc. R. Groves, prop. IHlewos ISnsnMSitag BUTTER CO5. BOMB J4187.

i- Cemetery Phone. "Mission 8841. All arrangements for i burials made at city office or cemetery. Special atten- tion given 'to REMOVALS from old city i cent( terles. Entire cemetery under perpetual ear Perpetual read 1400.000.

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