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Additional News of Sports Events
Windsor Races
{Special Dispatch to The Call]
WINDSOR, Ont., Oct. 13.— With the ball team
away in Pittsbnr* the attendance at the races
tills afternoon was much larger than on open
ing day. The scores belag announced at the
track was also an attraction which added to
the attendance. T»e fields were all of a large
("ize end In tbe ring 22 books drew in, that
being the same number as on opening day. The
track was greatly improved.
Laeetta started the form players off ~in a
good way in the opening event when she gal
loped over a first claw field of 2 year old*,
vvinalng by two lengths, eased up at the end.
She was the flrtt choice in the ring. When
the gate was released Lucetta was rushed to
the front and made her own running to the
w *re. She was always the best and was given
a goofl ride by Wilson.
Alfred tbe Great was the next best and to
second' position ail the way, but could never
J?«U wlthi tt two lengths of the winner. Detroit
came with a rush at tbe cud. belnr only half
a length back of Alfred the Great. The
acrstctes:
\u25a0a First race — Woolrasta. Gnlvesca. Jack Denner
'-•b. Second race — Impertinence. Fourth race —
-Vuat Kate.
Kuawaerles: <\u25a0
First race. 2 year olds, purse $450, five and
a half furlongs— Lueetta, 9~ 4 Wilson),- 9 to 10.
2 to 5 and ont, won; Alfred the Great. 100
iGtax). 4 to 1, even and out, second; Detroit,
103 tMutgraTej. 11 to 5. 1 to 2 and oat, third,
\u25a0lime. 1:10. Louis Bell, Slewfoot. also ran.
Second race, steeplechase, handicap. 3 year
olds and upward, about two miles — Waterway,
157 (McClaia), 4 to 5, 2 to 5 and out, won;
lieginald. 154 (Kelleberi. 6 to 1. 2 to 1 and
even, second; John Dillon. 150 iStone). 6 to 1.
S to 2 and 1 to 2. tiilrd. Time, 4:38. Lizzie
Flat. Class Leader, also ran. Dr. Pillow lost
rider.
Third race, nclllng. 3 year olds and upward,
six furlongs— Refined, 107 illoward). 5 to 2,
even and 1 to 2. won: Gold Dust. 100 (Wilson).
7 to 2. even and 1 to 2, second: Snowball. 11l
( Davenport ». even. 1 to 3 and out. third. Time.
1 :18 1-5. Mac Fletcher. Earl Rogers, Colonel
Jack. Mill on tLe Floes. al*o ran.
Foertii race, selling, 3 year olds and npward,
six farlongs. purse $400 — Sally Preston. 107
(Howard). 6 to 5, 1 to 2 and out, won; Cable
gram. 107 (Mufgrave). 11 to 5. 3 to 5 and ont,
i»econd; Kokonio, 107 (Davenport), 7 to 1, & to
5 and out. third. Time, 1: IS 2-5. Chlcofa,
Croyden. Clovis, Little Minnie, Judge Nolan,
*Im> rr.L.
Fifth race, selling. 3 year old*, pnrse $400,
fire and a half furlongs — Selwik, 104...<Dtvpn
porti, 5 to 1, even and out, won; Occidental,
113 (Ciiandlen. 5 to 1, even and out, second;
Joe G&itena. 112 (Musgrave), 1 to 2 and out,
third. Time, I:U3 1-5. Luckola, Lady Oromald,
Bie:a. Toll Box. also ran.
Sixth rsce. oue and a quarter miles — Oberon,
H>4 tHoti-ard). 2 to 1. won; Howard Pearson.
!U (Wllsoci. 2 to 1, second; Orcagna, S3 (Ram
t^j-f. 3 to 1. third. Time. 2:14 3-5. Bilberry.
Rufccoll A. Delestrome. Harry Rlcheson, also ran.
Gossip of the Turf
Jockey Merrltt Buxton and bis brother, Clar
ence, are on their way borne from Buasia . and
will be at Emeryville before the opening of
the snason. In a letter sent from Moscov to
their father the boys said they were jrolrfg to
RoKtoff with Jack Keene. who would take 12
hur>*s there to race for 20 day*. Button has
coatlcued to meet with success in the saddle
•nil he we* stked to sign a contract for ne*t
season, but Kevne doe* not think he will re
turn to Rußcia, according to the letter. Buxton
wrote that he hss received a good offer to
ride in England and the boys will consider the
mstter wliiie they are in that country ea route
bcote.
U. G. Bedwell has engaged James Johnston
&s an. iiKsUunt trainer and be will accompany
him to the coast. Bedwell made an addition
to his 'extensive string by purchasing Good la
teat from W. p. Beed.
Amoag the book m&keri who planned to Quote
price* at Latonia ar« W. E. Applecate, W. O.
iecke, Frank Bain. Fred Cook, C. Walter*
and Jack Atkin.
Eighteen yearlings owrned fey Colrael XV. E.
Applegate. Mhich were broken at Lexington by
Joan Bodegsp. have arrived at Louisville and
have b*en placed in charge of former Jockey
\\ illlam w alker, who has been engaged to
train a division of the Applegate stable next
year. Several of the yearlings will be brought
to California with the older horses owned by
Applegate. They will be In charge of J. J.
Flannigan. The others will winter et Louis
ville In care of Walker.
Coloael Applegate sold Calash for $800 to
Loa Jofcason Just before the horse yon the first
race at Louisville Friday.
Latom'r. Races
Oct. 13.— First race. »eTea fur-
Tiacs*— Deuce. 3*4 to 1, *ron;. Roceborg 11, 8
V 1, second; Canopian. 6 to 1. third. Time,
Second race, five furlong* — Laroao. 2% to 1
\u25a0pod; Eoyal Report. 8 to 1. second; Gallant
Krate. 6 to 5, third. Time. 1:02 2-5.
Third race, one rr.tle end 20 yards — Bonnie
r.ard. « to 5. woe; Mlnot. 7 to 1. second: Mamie
Algol. 12 to 1, third. .Time, 1:42 4-5.
Kourth race, six furlongs — Crystal Maid 3
to 2. won: Riphteasy. 3"£ to 1 second; Dainty
Dame. 12 to 1, third. Time, 1:14 3-5.
Fifth race. fiTe acd a half furlongs— Loa
Lanter, 5 to 1. won; Brunhilde. z to 1 sec
ond; Zephyr. 2V£ to 1. third. Time, 1:08 4-5.
Sixth race, eeren furlongs — Youthful, 3«4 to
1. won; Warden, 7 to 1. eecond; Denver <ilrl
» to 1. third. Time. I:2S 1-5. . r ,"--^
Blfg£rai>3. JVLARBIAGB^a A3NDP TDE^VT^I-I-g
*[_ Notable Deaths !;
XAJOR GENERAL A. E. BATES— New York.
Oct. 13.— M»Jor General Alfred E. Bates,
former paymaster general of ' the army, died
bere today of apoplexy.
3. V. "KAHOITET, RAILROADMAN— ChIeazo.
Oct. 13. — James V. Maboaey, lor a number
of veers chairman of the Western Trunk Lines
committee, with headquarters in this city,
tiled here today.
Marriage Licenses j
The following marrlare licenses were issued In
Sao Francisco Wednesday, October 13. 1909:
ANSBRO— HOEN'IG— Matthew H. Ansbro, 24.
Ixn> Angclcc. and Maude A. Hoenlg, 19, 516
"Seventh eve. •
BIAGI— CARRARA— CarIo Biagl, 23, and Angela
Csrr&ra. IS. both of 1643 Powell st.
GONXELLA— DOXATI — John Gonnella. 21, and
Ixmtiua Donctl. 21. both of Occidental.
HACKETT— MTLLAX— DanieI Hackett. 28. and
Margaret Mnllan, 27. both of 4178 Twenty-
firth «t.
HELLER— STEHN— Herman S. Heller, 28. 948
Yen New aye.. and Irene T. Stern. 20, 212
Laurel st. .
HLSS— MILLER— John C. Huss. 32. 286 Second
ct., aud Dairy B. Miller, 26, Hancock, Mich.
MASSENTE— RIZZOLI— GeremIa Massente. 38.
and Mary Btzzoll. 38. both of Holllster.
riDAMONT— MAGGI— Lawrence Pldamont. 31,
Alameda, and Maria E. A. Marrl, 2J. 120 Tor-
fter aye.
ECXXJVAX— EOWE— MichaeI L. Sullivan. 23,
and Cora F. Rowe. 23, both of Oakland.
URBAN — KIRK — George Urban. 42. 500 Flllmore
St.. and Emma J. Kirk. 40. 129 Haight st.
Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be Inserted. : They must be banded In at
either of the publication offices and be Indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author-
ized t» bave the -value published. Notices re-
stricted aimply to the announcement of the event
are pubUs&ed osce In this column free of charge.
BIRTHS
DAVIXI— In tfcis city. October. 13, 1909. to the
wife of Hugo DavlnL a son.
ML'En — In this city. October 10. 1909. to the
wife of A. 11. Much (nee Horn), a son.
6MITH— In this city. October S, 1009. to the
wire of G. M. Smith (formerly Isabel Powers).
a son.-
MARRIAGES
TARKER— REf^HARDT— In this city, October
1L "UKJ9. by the Key. E. R. DUIe, Ward En-
C«ne Parker and Ilebe Mary Reichardt. both
of Los Angeles.
DEATHS
Bateman. Ann 8..51 Hunt, George Hi... —
Bonfantinl, Michel. 73 Mann, Mrs. A. A 90
Bowen. Margaret... — Maples, Elizabeth M. 68
Connolly, Ann 74 Moore, James A." —
Oonway. Thomas J. — Noll. Arthur . ..... I |
Cottrele, Dorothy A. — - O'Brien, Thomas D.. 33
Cos head. Helen B.. — p'Callsghan. Ellen... 4Q
Cuff. Thomas ....70 fitelner. Albert ..-.-.: 56
Cnrti*. Harry M.. SO Tleraan. Mary .-.;.. 04
I>«-mangcon, B. L. . 5 Wheeler. Walter J.. SO
Dlnneen, William ..23 WUkens, Lilly -M.. .7 83
FranzclL Albert L. 51 Wlndmuller. Jacob... —
Gomperti. Albert... C 2 Wlnkler, Norma .... 9
Haxton; Agnes — I
BATEKAV— In this oitr. October 13, 1909. Ann
Barnes Bateman, widow tl>« late Joseph
i E. Bateman. mother of Sara, Sophie E. and
Robert -A. Bateman, and sister of Mrs.'. Rob-
/ «rt Brotherton of: San Francisco and ' Mrs;
A E . Malcolm of Portland. Ore., a native of
-^L Kent. England, aged 81 years 10 months and
* 16 dayy. --*S9&km*KHti*V*'t9 w >f*iV **gllM'*j±**
Friends are re*tpectfolly Invited to attend
the funeral tomorrow (Friday), at 10 o'clock
* a. m.. from the \u25a0 family t residence, 3013 - La-
gnna street. Interment private. -.;.-.;
BOKTAimin— ln this -city. October 12.' 1909,*
SUchel Bonfantinl. a native of Switzerland,
aged 73 year*.-
OLD TIME CROWD WILL
WITNESS BIG BATTLE
Ketchel and Johnson, Trained to the Hour,
Ready to Step Into the Ring
WILLIAM J. SLATTERY
Johnson and Ketchel were both on edge yesterday. . After three weeks
of careful preparation each man looked to be ready for a contest of the most
strenuous order on Saturday afternoon. Whatever worry either man may
have on his his mind he is keeping to himself. Each has the same old smile
of confidence, though, strange to say, neither says much about the other. The
preliminary arrangements for the mill were never marked by the ordinary
mud slinging duels which generally are in vogue when a pair of the stars of
the ring are being groomed for combat. Ketchel and Johnson have minded
their own business throughout and for this the fans are thankful.-
That a wonderfully large crowd will be at the ringside when --the two
champions clash goes without saying. Promoter Coffroth has made more
reservations for this fight than for any others he .ever: handled/ barring the
two greatest that the city has ever* \u25a0 — — '\u25a0 — ; =-; — — — ; — -— \u25a0\u2666
known — the Brltt-Nelson mill at Colma
in 1905 and the Corbett-Jeffries affair
at Mechanics' pavilion in 1903.
From every section of the state and
from many other states orders are com
ing in daily for blocks of seats. Indi
cations are that the fight will pull
something like $25,000, or possibly
more. No other onesided betting fight
in the past, barring the first Gans-Nel
son bout, ever managed to work up so
much interest as has this one..
Neither fighter did much work yes
terday. Johnson laid off entirely. He
junused himself as usual by .tearing
around the beach roads in his auto,
and made two trips downtown to talk
business with Jim Coffroth. The pair
went into more details regarding the
European rights of the moving pic
tures, but nothing definite was de
cided upon. w-
KETCHEL HAS DUSY DAY
Ketchel went on the road In the
morning and in the afternoon ha
worked around his gymnasium. He
put in a fairly busy day, but did no
boxing. As his hands are In excel
lent shape, the middle weight cham- [
pion does not care about taking any
chances with them at the eleventh
hour. Anyhow, he has done about. as
much boxing as he needs.
Both men will pose for the benefit
of Miles brothers and their moving
picture machines this afternoon. They
will each do a little boxing with their
sparring partners, but it will not be
of tjie slambang order. Tomorrow,
they will lay off altogether and also
lounge around Saturday morning until
it is time for them to report at tho
Mission fetreet arena,
Johnson's seconds will be George
Little*, Barney Furey, Dave Mills and.
Bob Armstrong. In Ketchel's corner
will be his manager. Willis Britt, John
ny Loftus, Charley Miller and Steve
O'Connor. The ; men have been in
structed to' be on the job at 2 "o'clock. I
This will give them plenty of time to i
get ready and will guard against any
possible delay. «
The first preliminary will start at
1:30 o'clock and will be furnished by
Frankie Smith and Jeff Perry. It is
scheduled to go 10 rounds. Each man
has- a victory over the other. This
will be followed by another 10 round
affair, in which Antone LaGrave and
Sam Nelson will start. As In the other
fight, both of these boys have one
win and one lose over the. other.
BETTING REMAINS SAME
The betting remains at 10 to 4 in
Johnson's favor, with even money on
15 rounds. In fact, it has not changed
for the last two weeks. \V. A. Trem
blay, a sporting man from Miles City,
Mont.. arriA'ed at the St. Francis yes
terday and flashed a big roll of bills
which he wants to bet that Ketchel
will stay 15 rounds. He is an old
admirer of the Michigan Lion.
Willis Britt assumes an air as con
fident as the manager of any fighter
that ever put on a glove. If Britt had
time to go around town and spend 10
minutes talking with every fight fan.
BOWEJT— In this city. October 13, 1009. Mar-
garet, dearly beloved wife, of the late David
Bowen, and devoted rant her of - David Bowen
Jr., Mrs. G. Penrose, Mrs. E. Penrose and
Mrs. J. D. Howel. a native of Wales.
CONNOLLY— In Oakland, October 12, 1809. Ann
Connolly, beloved wife of the late Michael
Connolly, and devoted mother of Mrs. Annie
Jordan. Mrs. XV. J. MiskeU, Mrs. T. M.
Gongb, Joseph Connolly and the late Mary Mc-
Carthy, Mrs. Margaret Tigbe and Fest Con-
nolly, a native of County Galway, Ireland,
aged 71 years and 0 months.
Friends are respectfully Invited to ' attend
the fcneral today (Thursday), October 14,
1900. at 8:30 o'clock a. m.. from her late
residence. 1622 Union street, thence to St. An-
drew's church. Thirty-sixth and Adeline
streets, where a solmen requiem mass will be
celebrated for the repose of her soul, com.
tnendng at 9 a.m. Interment St. Mary's
cemetery.
CONWAY— In this city, October 12, 1909,
Thomas J., beloved husband of Mary Ann
Conway, and uncle of Michael Conway, a na-
tive of Montreal, Can. A member of Draymen
and Teamsters' Benevolent society. (Mon-
treAv papers^ please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances - are respectftully
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
day), at 8:15 a. m., from the funeral par-
lors of Samuel McFaddeu & Co.. 1070 Ilalght
street near Baker, thence to St. James church,
where a requiem high mans will' be celebrated
tor tbe repose of his soul, at 9 a. m. Inter-
ment Holy Cross cemetery.
COTTRELE— In Berkeley, Cal., October 12, 1908,
Dorothy Agtuta Cottrele, Infant daughter of
- Frederick Gardner- and Jessie May Cottrele.
COXHEAD— In San Mateo, Cal.. October 12,
1909, Helen Browning, wife of Ernest Cox-
bead.
Funeral services at Church of -St. Matthew,
San Mateo. today (Thursday), October 14,
at 10 o'clock a. m. Interment Cypress Lawn
cemetery. ' .
CTJTF— In .Oakland, Cal.. October 13. 1309,
Thomas, . beloved husband of Marie A. Cuff,
and father of'N. F.v Charles and Clara 8.
Cuff. Mrs. ' Frank Vallrga, and the late
Thomas Cuff and Mrs. Frank de Sota. a~ na-
tive of Ireland, aged 79 years. - : .
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
day), October 15, 1909, at 9:30 a, m.v from
hit: late residence, 640 Alcatras avenue,
• thence to Sacred Heart church, : corner of
Fortieth and Grove streets, where a solemn
requiem high mass will be celebrated for the
repose ; of nit soul, at 10 o'clock sharp. In-
terment St.- Mary's cemetery. - -'
CURTIS— In this city, October 18, 1909. Harry
M.. dearly beloved husband of Lizzie Curtis,
and loving son of W. W. . Curtis of Georgia,
a native of Indiana, aged 30 years. (Georgia
papers please copy. ) -
'- Remains at the parlors of Leary Brothers,
2917 Twenty-fourth street between Harrison
and . Bryant. .
DEMANGEON— In this cltv, October ' 11, 1909,
Robertson Louis," dearly beloved son and only
child of Louis G.and Julia F. Demangeon, a
native of. San' Francisco, Cal., aged s.years. years
6 month! and . 9 days. ;•; \ - >
Friends and acquaintances > are respectfully
invited to attend -. tbe funeral - toaay - (Thurs-
day), October 14, 1909, at 1:30 o'clock p. ra.,
from i the residence of his parents, 127 \u25a0 Tem-
pleton avenue \u25a0 (Crocker .Tract);, thence to - St.'
j Michael's church, ; Ocean '\u25a0. View, where services
" will be , held • for the ' repose : of bis soul, com-
mencing: at' 2 p. m. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery,', by. carriage. -' - , , : :
nnnrEEN— ln this city. October 12.. 1909. ; Wll-'
- Ham Dlnneen, beloved brother of Jeremiah and
U»e late Patrick Dlnneen, and nephew., of Pat-
rick Healey *of Oakland, and cousin of Mar-
\u25a0 '. garet Dlnneen of San - Francisco and Jeremiah
c Lynch of Crockett, 1 ' a native of . County Cork.
Ireland, aged ' 23 years. , ; .- \u25a0 .--•. --• --~-.;
Friends and - acquaintances are : respectfully
invited to attend the fnneral today (Thurs-
* day); October 14, 1909. at 8:30 o'clock a., tn.;
f rom the funeral ' parlori of \u25a0 Green. Ryan • &
Donoboe, northeast = corner of Sixteenth v and
. Guerrero \u25a0 streets, • thence ; to St. ' Paul's church,
where a requiem high mass will be celebrated
;' \u25a0 for \u25a0 the ' repose >of .his \u25a0 rmi\. commencing at 9
. ; o'clock. -Interment Holy Cross cemetery. .
TRAKZELL— In this* ctty.'- October ;; 13; 1909,'
Albert Lewis - Ftanxell. beloved son of Mrs.
Ellen. B. Copp.^ and -brother of » Mrs. » A. > G."
McFarland and William Bailey Frantoll.- a
native "of - Wheeling;. 1 W. \u25a0\u25a0 Vs., > aged 61 "> year*
'. 9 ; months r and ', 23 days.: (Wheeling. : W. - Va.,*
-.'.papers': please *>copy.);
GOMPERTZ— At rest, in this city, October 12,
1909. Albert. - dearly \u25a0- beloved husband -of ' Ma-
' thllde GoißjierU. - and . father \u25a0 of 3 Carl, / Hugo,'
THE SAN; FRANCISCO b^L; ;T^
he would make Ketchel a favbrite in
the bc-ttingr. sure. Britt can advance
at least 100 theories; as. to why his
man will knock the black ..champion
out. - - .-\u25a0-'•-\u25a0 \u25a0> \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0' :\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-' \u25a0
"Ketchel Is getting "^-ery little credit
for this match." says Britt.: "Maybe
the fans do not realize that neither
Steve nor myself : will have a dime If
we don't win. Our share for the loser's
end will be but a little more than $5,000
and as we are betting this on the side,
where do we figure unless we getaway
with the victory? .— ""\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
"Ketchel will go ;•\u25a0 Into 'that ring
carrying ISO pounds of solid muscle
and sinew. . There is-.not.-an ounce, of
superfluous flesh on his body. A man
weighing this much is just as formid
able as one weighing 20 pounds more.
We don't foar, Johnson because he Js
heavier. Not at all. -Ketch has; all
he wants in weight and he won't be so
short, either, when he' shapes) in the
; ring. : • - ~ - ; • : '
"As I told everybody before, Ketchel
is not going to put his head in tha
noose by slam banging away with both
hands, a la Dutch windmill. There is
no use in my telling everybody how
he will fight They can all see this
when the men' get into- the ring. ' I
am more confident that- Ketchel will
beat Johnson than I wag that Nelson
would beat Gang. This is. the answer.".
WINS TITLE BUT IVO BELT :
[Special Dispatch io y The Call] : - .\u25a0 • j
LOS ANGELES. -Oct. 13. — Although
Danny Webster, by virtue of the ma-t
Jority decisions of the sporting writers
of the three Los Angeies papers is con
ceded to have gained the world s ban-*
tarn weight championship, he is placed
in. the anomalous position of; a 1 cham
pion who has won tlie title, and. yet
failed gain the belt which was offered
to the winner. \u0084-..* :
By the agreement of the fighters the
championship was decided by the thrat
morning paper's and the belt by the five,
papers. Two papers gave Webster,
the verdict, one gave Attell the de
cision and two others gave it a draw k
This leaves the belt- decision a draw.
Therefore, the men will be forced to
fight again for possession of the hand
some gold and diamond trophy offered
by Promoter McCarey ..and now h^ld
by the club until one or three other
clinches a definite claim to •'it.
Attell and Webster have practically
agreed to a return -match. That is,
Danny is willing and eager and Monte
has said he will consider it. However,
as this Is Monte's opportunity to re
gain his lost laurels, he probably will
think it over and decide quickly that
he will be glad to go on." -
BEDWEMj TO RACE AT JUAREZ
CHICAGO. Oct. 13.— H. G. Bedwell
changed his mind overnight and an
nounced that he will race his stable at
Juarez Instead of. following his cus
tom of winter campaign at Emery
ville. He will-go to California at the
close of the Latonia meet to take up
and ship to Juarez horses he has
turned out In the San Joaquin valley.
POLICEMAN " ACCUSED OF THETT— Special
Policeman Harry J. Carter -was charged with
the burglary of several ' " hams ' from"" the
butcher shop ' of ' L.. yon So**ten. 2027 Seven
teenth'street yesterday, on a warrant sworn
out la the police court. %: .
Herman and Albert . Gompertz Jr., and Mrs.
Stanley Ford and the late Paul J. Gompertz, a
native of Hamburg, Germany, need 62 years 5
months and 17 days. A member of Martha
lortp-c. K. and L. of 11.. aud treasurer of the
Grand^Jyxlge. K. and L. of. H. (New. York
papers please copy.) . .
. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral today (Thurs-
day), October 14. at 2:30 p. in., from bis late
residence. 246 Devlsadero street corner of
Ilalght. Cremation, I. O. O. F. cemetery.
HAXTON— In \ this city, October 13, 1909,
Agnes, dearly beloved daughter, of Andrew
and Marie Haston. a native of -San Francisco,
Cal., aged' ll months and 25 days.
HUNT— In this city, Octocer 12, 1909, George
H. Hunt, beloved husband of May B. Hunt,
and loving father of Mrs. Herman Whitaker,
a - native of Brockton, Mass. A member of
Haven camp No. 740, W. O. W.
Friends and f acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
dayT, at 9 o'clock a. tn., from the funeral
parlors of the H. F. Maass company, 1333
Golden Gate ' avenue Dear FUlmore street, '
: thence to St. Mary's cathedraL. where a re-
- . qnlem high 'mass .will be celebrated for the
repose of his soul; commencing at 9:30 a. tn.
MANN— In this city. October 10. 1009. Mrs.
I Abby A. Mann; mother. of A. L. Mann, Charles
H. and Setb Mann.', a; native of. Randolph,
Mass., aged 90 years.. '
The funeral services will take place today
(Thursday). October . 13. at 2 o'clock, from the
residence of her son, A. -L. Mann, 2222 Clay
street between Laguna and Buchanan. '
MAPLES— In Berkeley. Cal., October 13, 1909.
Elizabeth Merrltt Maples, beloved wife of
Thompson William'- Maples," and mother of
Mrs. Edith M. Reaves, Mrs. Elmlna M. Og-
den. Mrs. Julia I. Wagy. Edward T. Ma-
ples, Rosco .M. Maples, and "-Mrs. Elizabeth
J. Worner, a native of .- Ohio," aged 68. years
9 . months and 17, days. (Bakersfield and Tu.
lare papers please copy.) -a -
-\u25a0Friends and ; acquaintances are - respectfully
. invited to attend- the funeral services tomor-
row (Friday), October 15, \u25a0 1909, at 2 o'clock
p. m., at tbe : parlors of 'the - Berkeley under-
taking company,: 2133 Allston way. Cremation
Oakland crematory. . ; j;
MOORE— In this city, October 12, 1909, James
\u25a0 A., dearly beloved - husband of Margaret E.
Moore, loving father of John Elmo Moore, son
of the- late John . and - Hannah ." Moore, and
\u25a0 brother of Ed ward: F. Moore. and Mrs. George
Garische.- a. native -of San- Francisco.;-
Friends and . acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral . today (Thurs-
day), . at . 8:B0 a. ' m.'. from the residence of
John J. Morrlsey, -4235 Twenty-third * street,
thence .to St. \u25a0 James church. ; where ; a : requiem
. high mass will be celebrated for the repose of
his soul,' commencing -at. 9 o'clock a.~m. In-
.. terment Holy Cross cemetery. .-,
ST. PATRICK'S MUTUAL ALLIAXCB AS-
SOCIATION— TIie funeral 1 detail : Officers and
•members. will assemble at 4255 Twenty-third
street, at 8 o'clock > this . (Thursday) . morning
-to pay- our -parting tribute of . respect to our
deceased brother,' James : A.' Moore. . All mem-
bers are Invited; to attend.;-.
JOHN P. HARE; President.
T.E. GIBBONS, Cor. Sec. - :: I
NOLI— In i this city. : October 12; 1900, Arthur
< dearly,! beloved ' son . of Giovanni = and- Catcrina
v, Noll, and loving brother* of- Dkss.-. Beatrice
: Olympia,~ Frefida. .'.Violet.-' and vuarlev Noll, a
• native of San- Francisco, Cal. > aged 1-year
,* 0,- months and .{8 days. ./\u25a0 -. ;-. ....
O'BRIEN— In this '-'. city, October . 12, 1909
Thomas Daniel O'Brien; dearly beloved brother
of Mrs.s Clara Mitchell. *= and- the late > John' F.
O'Brien, a \u25a0» native > of ; Cambridge, : Mass.; . aged
33 , years > and • 11 --' months. "• A member -\u25a0 of San
\u25a0 Francisco . aerie "No.*" 5,^ F.r O. E., : and '"\u25a0 the
. -Widows'' and Orphans' Aid association •of ithe
police ;.; department.' \u25a0"*"-;.',-; "" \u0084 .. . ;.\u25a0--' -
':• . 1 Friends ;' and- acquaintances - are ' respectfully
; invited -to attend' the • funeral . tomorrow (Fri-"
: ' rtay ) .- ? at 8 :30 * a ?s. m.T from \u25a0 the B parlors 'of
'•';'. H. if.'f- Sahr 1 &"Co.; 2919 »Mlsslon -street - be-
tween- Twenty-fifth f and: Twenty -sixth,''; thence
.to -St. ;• Charles * Borromeo v church, 'where a ; re-
. 1 qulem i- mass ; *. will be v celebrated /for 3 the * re-
j • pose jof t his * soul. v commencing « at . 9 > a.'- ra.** In-
,;.tennent Holy .Cross cemetery, .-by carriage.*
O'CALLAGHAN— In I this" pity. : October i 12, T 1909 ;
;- -•' Ellen.'-; dearly i beloved : wife ;of ?\u25a0 Timothy O'Cal-
i'Jagbau;'" loving. 1 mother ; of * Mamie, Cornelius "
'-'"'Julla.'f Eleanor i and > Timothy fO'Cullaghan^ and
,*Ttbe; late Maurice /O'Cnllaghan,-' and-. Mstert of
. Maurice \u25ba , O'Keefe «' and •* the \u25a0\u25a0;' late - \u25a0 Timothy
, : . O'Keef e, -a fc native X of C the v. parish. ; of :•\u25a0, New
- Market. :• County ; Cork. ?. Ireland, aged \ 4ft i years.'
:-. '-Friends and acquaintances; are resnantfniLv
Newmarket Races
-NEWMARKET, Eng.. Oct. 13,— The Select
stake of 10 sovereigns, 300 sovereigns added, for
3 1 year olds and upward, • . was % won today Iby
James R. Keene's Ballot. - Valens was • second.
Succor third. • .^ : :• . .
- A maiden 2 " year old ' stake, five sovereigns
each for starters, 100 sovereigns added, five fur
longs, was won by Frolicsome .colt, Beau Ideal
second ,and H. P. Whitney's Pequot third. .' "t"
'The ' second October Nursery stake handicap
of , five sovereigns for \ starters, with' 200 sover
eigns added, five furlongs, was wou by August
Belmont's Boudoir. .: ; '-" \u25a0\u25a0 . -. \u25a0..--\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0,\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0
The Kennett plate of 200 sovereigns, for 3
year olds only, live furlongs, was won by Wed
ding Bells 11. H. V. 'Whitney's Robin II was
second. - • ' : \u25a0"- \u25a0'"\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 '\u25a0 '\u25a0{\u25a0--
The Chevely Park stake of : 500 sovereigns,
added to a sweepstake of 20 sovereigns - each,
for 2 year old fillies, six furlongs, . was won by
Maid of Corinth. : . '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'. \u25a0- t• ' ..'
The Autumn handicap plate. 200 sovereigne, 3
year olds, and upward, seven furlongs, was won
by H. P. Whitney's Perseus 111, Manozzo sec
ond and Charles Carroll's Weather third. H.« P.
Whitney'B Seacliffe failed to secure a place. ;
>The Czarewltch stake, handicap, of 25 sover
eigns each, 500 sovereigns,- added. 3 year olds and
upward, two and a half, miles, was won by Sub
mit, Dibs second and Raytol third. The-'winner
was a rank outsider, his : price being S3' to >l
against.' : .'.'.^ \u25a0'.-\u25a0':-"•' : "' {
Lexington Races
LEXINGTON, Ky., Oct. 13.— The Harvester,
hitherto unbeaten,- was /withdrawn \u25a0 after the
third heat of .the McDowell stakes at the Ken
tucking tro*ttlng- horse ••' breeders' - l traek .today.
The great son of Walnut; Hal, the prohibitive
favorite and barred iv the betting, wou the first
two- heats. : . \u25a0 • •
SUMMARIES
2:18 class, pacing.. purse $I,OCO* three in. five— :
XV. A. won second, third and . fourth heats.
Time, 2:10"4, 2:12%; 2:10. Iris -won first
heat. Time, 2:1214. Ella -. Hughes,' u Garrard,
RovWilkes Jr. and Mabel Cnlso started.
Tue McDowell, stakes; $3.000,. 2:08 . trotter,'
three In five — Lady Jones won second, I fourth
and fifth beats. > Time. 2:09V». -2:12, 2:11%.
The Harvester- won first and- third heats. Time,'
2.09^, 2:07%. San Francisco. • Genteel H.
Nancy Roye<} and. Braeegirdle also started.
Blue Grass handicap.: $5,000. * dash of one
mile nn-1 a half- for pacers — Major Mallow first,
Alcella second, Brenda York third. Sir MHton
fourth. The Philistine fifth. Baron Whips sixth;
Major Brino seventh, Hedgewood ' Boy > eighth.
The Friend ninth, Onfleld tenth; Time, 3:2H<,.
Jamaica. Races
— JAMAICA,' L. I.; ' Oct. 13.— Beaucoup at 10
to \u25a0 1 easily won the Garden City selling * stake
today. King's Daughter at 1 to 8 had no
trouble in •winning the, third event. \ Results :
Firt>t race,, six furlongs— Sou, 16 to -5. -won;
Huda's Sifter, 8 to 5/ second; St. Dunstan, 4
to 1,: third: -Time. 1:15. .'.... - / : ; \u25a0
Second race, one. mile— Taboo, 11 to 10, won;
Summer's Night, 6 ' to I, ' second ; Grants, 8 to
I; third.- ' Time, 1:50. '•"; ' '"
' Third race, one and a sixteenth miles — King's
Daughter. '1 to '8, won; Pins and Needles. 20
to I,. second i.Zlenap.S to 1, third, .Time, 1;49. :
"r" r - Fourth" ,: race, one and a .sixteenth miles —
Beaucoap, -10 to 1. won; Nimbus, 4 to 5, -sec
ond: .Araaee,V4 to !,• thlrO. -Time," 1:48." • 1
Fifth race, five nnd a half furlongs — Anavri.
4 to s,fw'on;.Ru«tem. 5-to 1. second; Hibcr
nica, -8 - to -I,'. third. Time; 1 :09.- , ""->."\u25a0;, I
. Sixth race, six furlongsr-Desirou*. '10 to 1,
iron; Comedienne. 3 to 2," second; Miss Alert,
11 to -I.' third, Time, 1:14 3-5. •
Five Harness Races Carded
For Park Stadium
In spite of the counter attractions
the Park Amateur driving club .will
hold, its regular weekly harness -meet
on: the Golden Gate park stadium track
Saturday afternoon. Five races are
on the card, with the usual number of
good horses entered in each event. Fol
lowing are the entries and the officials:
Frst #ace, class C trotters, mile heats, two in
three: \u25a0 I." L. Borden's Barney Barnato, F. L.
Matthes' Walter G,,-Molera & Joseph's Belle
Overton;~A. P. Clayburgh's Charles II; J. W.
Smedley's Red Velvet. \u25a0.'.-
Second race. ; clas6 A .'pacers, mile heats, two
in three — I. L. "Borden's Roberta, F.L. Matthes'
Opltsab.'H. C. Ahler's Princess V.
Third race, elbss A trotters, mile. heats, two
In three — F.; J. Kilpktrick's Elma S, A. Ottinger's
Mike Kelly, D.-'B.'- Hoffman's Dr. O'Brien, 8.
Christenson'a Relna Dltectnjji. „ .:..-.-
Fourth race, class" B trotters, mile heats, two
in three — F. yon ißsendorf's Clta Dillon. A. Ot^
tlnger's Lilly Dillon or Lady Irene, M. W. Her
zor'b Lady Nell. > ; . .
Fifth race, class D trottera, mile heats, two
In three— F. J. Kilpatrlck's Katie Yandle, FJ.
Cerciat's California Belle, Molera •& Joseph's
bar mare, Captain XV. Matson's McKinney.M.
Starter— Oeorge R. Oay: judges— J. A. McKer
ron, A. J. Molera, T. F. Barman; timers — B. No
lan. G. E. \u25a0 Erlln. <r. Lyons; marshal — H. M.
Ladd; -secretary — F. XV. Thompson. :•'
HINDTr DIES AT S. " V. HOSPITAL— One of the
\u25a0 fire .-Hindus : struck .- by a Southern Pacific
train ,at Crockett Uied yesterday at 'the
. "Southern \u25a0 Pacific hospital •. In this city. , His
only known name was Jewen. The other four
are In a-*erlous condition, j
lovlted to attend the funeral tomorrow (Frl'
day), at 9:15 a. m., from the parlors of Me-
Brearty & McCormlck, 915 Valencia street
' near Twentieth, thence to St. James church,
where a requiem, high mass will be \u25a0« cele-
brated for, the repose of her soul,- commencing
at 9:43 a. ra. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
STEIHER— In this city, October 18, 1909. Al-
bert, beloved husband of Frances Stelner,
. father of ' Joseph J: and Golda Stelner. son of
. Mrs. Sophia Stciner, \u25a0 and brother of Theodore
Stelner, a native of Lowell, Mass.. aged 56
years 9 months and 24 -days. \u25a0 . .' - . -
• Friend* and acquaintances are respectfully
invited :to attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
day), at 10 o'clock -a.- m., .from King Solo-
mon's \u25a0 hall, Fillmore street near « Sutter, un-
der tbe auspices of Fidelity lodge No. 120,
F. & A. M.'- Interment Home of Peace ceme-
tery, by electric car from Thirteenth and
West Mission streets.
TIERNAN— In this city, October 12.' 1909. Mary,
beloved wife of the late Henry Tiernan, and
loving mother .of Mrs. David Williams, Henry
Tiernan and* the -late Lily -Tiernan and Mrs.
Lizzie Anderson, a native of County Wesford,
Ireland, aged 64 years. -. .
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Fri-'
day), at 8:30 o'clock a.; m., from her late
902 Railroad avenue, thence \u25a0to AH
\ Hallows church, . where a requiem high -mass
will be celebrated for the repose of her soul,
commencing \u25a0at - 9 o'clock a. ;m.; m. Interment
Holy Cross cemetery.
WHESLER— In Berkeley, Cal.. October 13, 1909,
Walter J. Wheeler, • husband of Caroline W
Wheeler. : and father, of Frederic L. Wheeler,
a native of Boston, Mass., nged 80 years.
... (Boston papersiplease copy.)/- . ". • .
. . <The funeral. services. will take place tomor-
row (Friday); October 15. 190», at 10:30
. o'clock;- at - his • late residence; 2622 = Haate
street; -T> - - -.'-. - \u25a0;-.'- ~;\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 -' './.- \u25a0'- - ~
ILKENS— In . Alameda, Cal.. October , 13, 1909
Lilly M., beloved daughter of Mrs. M. Stutnpf,
and sister of Emma and John H. WUkens and
Clarence . Stumpf, . a native of j San Francisco,
Cal., aged 33 years ' and 10 months. • ; .
Friends . and - acquaintances are respectfully
invited ' to attend \u25a0 the funeral services tomor-
row; (Friday); .October 15, 1909, 3 at v 2 o'clock
p. m,, at- her: late. , residence, .-8 69 Laurel
street, Alameda." Incineration Oakland crema-
\u25a0" -tory.. A '" •* .--, : \u25a0: '.-• .: '• \u25a0'.:'' ... '-\u25a0 -
WINDMULLER— At the Veterans' home, Yoant-
•::.vllle. 'Cal ."? October : 10,* 1909," Jacob Wind-
muller. (also known as Edward Muller), in his
\u25a0 seventy-elphth year, a native of Germany. A
member •of James A. % Garfleld ] post I No. \u25a0 34 :
-G. A. R. \u25a0: .-: :f;>" <^ : ' •:*-" \u25a0 * -\u25a0-
Friends." comrades of James A. Garfleld post
\u25a0 and'other members? of the G-'A.^R.,! Women's
Relief Corps and Ladies of the G. A. R., are
respectfully \u25a0:* Invited ?, to - attend -\u25a0\u25a0: the - funeral
tomorrow. (Friday),, at 10 o'clock a. m.. from
the parlors'Of Theodor -Dierits &\Co., 900 De-
vlsadero street corner .; of McAllister. \u25a0; Inter-
mont Salem \u25a0\u25a0 cemetery, 'by : 11:80. a. ro.. train
~ from Townsend ; street depot." \u25a0 -.
WINKLER— At rest. -in tnls : city. " October '•\u25a0 12,"
1909. Nprma Winifred; degrly beloved and only
..child of \u25a0\u25a0Oscar and Mary Wlnkler, a\u25a0; native
of Sun Francisco,. Cal.,, aged 9 years 3 months
'and 24 daj-s-'' "•;'-. - : . ",-.;',,' ;7.
Friends " arid acquaintances are 'respectf oily
invited -to attend - the funeral i today (Thurs-
; day);" at:2'p.. m-.'/frcm' the; residence; of •* the
\ paronts, - 110 ; Broad street -_ (Ocean - View) ,
thence •to the ' Church : of • the Transfiguration
. for services at 2:."o ; p.*_ ta. j ; Interment \u25a0 Mount
-'• Olivet cemetery. >. by carriage. "gSSO!g3S*<feW^j3
INBEPENDENPf THETRUST
Seyeiity-Five Dollars
fl WILL' FURNISH v
HEARSE^ T WO CARRIAGES^IEMBALMI NG,
SHROUD rAND 1 CLOTH COVERED SCASKEH
"JULIUS S: GODEAU
Main ;'offlces)iiV 2123 :Ba»h:!«4^Ve»t^2i»9
and 1305 : Franklin St. nr. 17th, Oakland
\u25a0;';- '\u25a0- . \u25a0\u25a0;.4;;;phon^Oakland"4o4s;; ; 7 r -J v ' v ,X
Branch t 305 Montgomery nv. Ttmp. 3268
Ambulance - and * Carriases to Hire '-\u25a0'\u25a0_: ;
INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADS
ACCOUNTAITCS— CERT. -PT/BUC.:. Cel. 3. *. I*
ADOPTION •\u25a0"-•-•\u25a0'\u25a0 • .•.f..:".."*.."'T..C01. 8. P. 13-
AOEKTs WA^rria).*;V.7..7..7v:.r..coi.*s; y. »
APARTMENT 5.......... . . ..... ..'. • CoU 4, P. *«
."-\u25a0 '.* " ...... ...........'...C01. 5 . P. M
ATT0RNEY5. . . ... .'.V. ... . . . • ....•• Co 1"; *• *' }*
Atrr0M081LE8..7.................. Co V''*-^
BAR AND STORE FIXTTrEEB....7.CoL '. P. «
BARBERS AND SUPPLIES . -V. .... 00L, 7, P. U
bill collecting: . . : .-. .: . . : . . - ."• <»H »•; -j" «
BT/BrNESS \u25a0 CHANCES. Oo1 ' }' |' "
BTJBINESS ; C0LLEGE5. .. .......... Col. 8. P. IS
BUSINESS PER50NAL8; . . ... . .... . CoL 3. P. IS
CABPET:CLEANINO....r/.:.;...V- Co Y f« |' *?
CONTRACTORS AND BTJIXDERB..7.COI. 1. P» J3
CH1R0P0D15T5 . . . . .............. .7 Col. ». £• «
CLAIRVOYANTS Col. 3. P. l«
COTTAGE 3 TO LET:.7.;..........'.C« 1 ' •'*•."
COTTAGEB TO LET— OAKLAND. ;,. Col. 6, P. 12
DENTISTS: .-;''. .77. . .... 77 , ..... ... .Col- ». P- "
DETECT1VE5 . . . .... . . ". ; . : . ... . , ... -Col. 8, P. 13
DRESS MAKING. . .' . . .". .7 . ...... . . Col. 7. P. 18.
EDUCATIONAL. ./.,.. ... ..... .7 . . . .001. «. |- "
EKPLOTMZNT 0FF1CE5. . . ... . . . ..Col. «. ?- «
EMPLOYMENT WANTED— MALE.. Col. 6, P. 11
v~:-v ;.*•-"\u25a0 - '•••:-> .^'-t"- ...coi. 7, p. 11
EMPLOYMENT WANTED— "FemaIs. . Col." 7, P. U
FEMALE .HELP WANTED ."...7 ....Col. S, £. li
F1NANC1AL. . ....... ... . ... i . . . .... Co 1 ' *• *' 18
FLATS TO LET..'"... :...-...... '..:/- Col. 5. P. 18
FLATS TO LET— "FURNISHED. ... .Col. 5, P. 12
FOR SALE— MISC-ELLANEOTJS..... CoI. 6, P. 18
" - : - " ;;\u25a0• r " ...... CoL 7, P. 12
FREIGHT^rORWARDINO . . . . . - . . .'. Col. «. P.. 12
FTTH5;.....;...., ......7.....77..'.. Col. 7. P. «
FURNITURE* TOR 5'aLK........--Col. «• P. 13
FURNITURE- WANTED...'.. .VV/.1. Col, «. P. 13
GLASS WORKS. .7 ..... ....... . . ... Col. J £• J3
HORSES, WAGONS & HAENBSS.... Col. X. P. 18
H0TEL5. '.."'.. ."..". .i.*.\....".\'... ....•C0L 5, P. 12
HOUSES TO LET— iTTRNisHED.r..Cai; 6, P. 18
HOUSES TO LET— Unfurnished. . . '. .001. 5. P. 18
HOUSES TO tET— OAKLAND....... CoL 8, P. IS
1NVE5TMENT5.......... 77. •..."-. .'...C01. 3. P. 13
LEOAL N0T1CE5........ ....:.... ..001, *, P. IS
LOOING HOUSES "FOR 5ALE....:.. C01, 8. P. 13
XOBT AND F0UND. .".77. ...... CoL 5, P. 11
,-".„ \u25a0,-/... 7. "e. ................ .C0i. 6, P. U
MALE HELP WANTED .Col. 7. P. 11
\u25a0•": •• •• .......COI. 1. P. 12
.. .... .« .:.v... ..:..., c0i. s, p. 18
MATR1M0N1AL. . .... . .'. . ... . .... . .'.001.' 8. P. "
MED1CAL. ....... 7 . .7. .......... . . . .C0L' 8, P. 13
MATERNITY H0ME5...... :....... C0L 3. P. 13
MEET1NG5— L0DGE5. , ............. Col. 5, P. 11
MILLINERY... \u0084,OoL7, P. 13
MINES AND M1N1NG. ........... Col. 4. P. 18
MISCELLANEOUS WANT5.;....... C01, 7, P. «
MONEY • TO LOAN; .001. 4, P. 13
MONEY -WANTED.....;... ....Col. 4, P. IS
MTJBICAL INSTRUMENTS." CoL 7, P. 13
NOTARY PUBLIC... ...:......001. 2. P. 13
OFFICES AND STORES TO LET CoL 9, P. 18
PALM15TRY.7....7.. .....1.. ...... .C0L'5, P. 18
PATENT ATTORNEYS . . . '. ..... OoL 8, P. IS
physicians . . : 7 . . ; .... ;'. .*.;... ..." coi. 8, p. is
PER50NAL5............. ..001. 8, P. IS
POPULAR REMEDIES CoU 8, P. 13
REAL E5TATE— C1TY. . .:.... ...... 001. 4, P. 13
."\u25a0•" <•'\u25a0 ....... .7. ....C0L 8, P, 13
REAL ESTATE— COUNTRY . . ; . . .... Col. 6, P. 13
.... -" 7 - .;•:.. OoL«,P. IS
REAL ESTATE— OAKLAND.. ....... OoL 8, P. 13
REAL ESTATE— BERKELEY....... CoI. 7, P. 13
HEAL ESTATI--A'LAMBDA:..7..7. CoL.«, P. 18
REAL ESTATE— TRUITVAIJB. .... ..001. 7, P. 18
REAL ESTATE— TO EXCHANGE. . . Col. 7, P. 13
ROOMS j AND BOAHD OFFERED.... OoL 4, P. 18
ROOMS AND BOARD— Berkeley..... CoL 4, P. 13
ROOMS TO LET— FVR.-T/NFUR 001. 8. P. 13
ROOMS TO "LET— HOUSE KEEP 'G... CoI. 3, P. 13
....... ... ........Col. 4, P. 18
ROOMS TO LET— OAKLAND..... A. Col. 9, P. 13
ROOMS TO LET— 8erk010y. . ........ CoL 8, P. 18
SALESMEN & SOLICITORS WNTD. . Col. 8, P. 18
5AN1TAR1UM5.. T7. .•...:.:........ 001. 8. P. 13
STORAGE AND MOVING VANS.... CoI. 6. P. 18
SPIRITUALISM ;......... .CoL 3, P. 13
SEWING MACH1NE5... ........ CoL 6, P. IS
TRUSSES. . .7 . . .7 .CoL 3, P. 13
TYPE-WRITERS AND SUPPLIES. . .Col. 7, P. 13
UNPAID WAGES COLLECTED.. . ..CoI. 3, P. 18
MEETI.VGS~-Lo<l-se-| -
MISSION chapter No. 79, "R. A. - M.' _33852 l
—Special meetinir THIS (THURS- ftPirlaß
DAY) EVENING ut S o'clock. |Lffig<¥
Mark Master degree. iJsli
By order of the H. P. K4^«
R. S. ALLEN. S»c. «EJO
LA PARFAITE UNION lodge No.. 17, F J|
& A. M.— Meeting FRIDAY. Oct. 15,' »«yV.
1909. 8 p. m.. Golden Gatfi ball. First O
degree. By order of the W. M. \u25a0 '
'\u25a0';\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'•"\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0- P. ST. JULIEN, Sec.
SAN MATEO lodge No. 226. F. & A. M. ~imA
—Third degree THIS (THURSDAY) ,/%_
EVENING. 8 p. m. Jfjf
• -.. .- yg. S. MOULTON.Sec.
FIDELITY lodjre No. 120, F. &A. M.— *
Special meeting "• THIS (THURSDAY) •/&.
EVENING at 7:30 o'clock, King Solo- JSJI
men's hall. Fillmore st; Second degree. r
fellowcraft Masons cordially invited.
FREDERICK BARRY. Secretary.
FIDELITY lodge No. 120, F. & A. M.— - »' •
Officers and members are requested to _»&
»»hec:ble at King Solomon's hall. Fill- tf X?
more St.. at 9:30 o'clock, FRIDAY, the '^I*
15th lust., for tbo purpose of conducting the
funeral ceremonies of our late brother, Albert
Stelner. thence to Home of Peace cemetery
by electric car from 13th and West Mission
- streets. FKEDERICK BARRT, Secretary.
DORIC lodge No. 216. F. & A. M.— Spe- a '
elal meeting THIS (THURSDAY) _J^_
EVENING «t 7:90 o'clock. Flrat de- J£3f
gree. 2135 Sutter st. , . *V*
J. R. QOLPSMITH, Secretary.
PRESIDIO lodge No. 854, P. it A* It., V
Klnp- S»olomon's hall, 1739 Fillmore _/f*
Bt.— First deferee THIS {THUKSD.VY) Jx»
EVENING at 7:30 o'clock.
B. L. HESSBLTINB. Secretary.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO lodge No. *
212. F. &A. M Special meeting THIS _^_
(THURSDAY) BVENING at 7:30 JS5|
..o'clock. Third degree. Master Masons
: cordially. By order of the W. M.
. W. J. B. WARNER. Secretary.
PACIFIC lodge" No. 153. I. v. jrffißß&av
O. F., 321 Devisadfro st. Third 4(iJߣK«j3t
decree THIS (THURSDAY)
EVENING. Member*, please at- -*»•««-
tend. Visiting brothers cordially Invited.' ' ;
- A. L. BURGAN, 1 N. G.
M. A i GRAHAM. Rec. Sec, (pro teta >;
ABOTJ BEN ADHEM lodge No. \ajaSSaMfc
112, I. O. O. P.; 222 Van Ness
ay. Second deyrpe TONIGHT.
H. L. ATKINSON. N. G. "»«WW .-;\u25a0
XV. E. BROCK. Recording Secretary. : '
GOLDEN WEST lodge No. 322, I.
O. 0. F. — Of fleers and members. ,dMESKgM&
flusemble at hall, 1254 Market St..
SUNDAY, Oct. 17. at 12 o'clock ''WMI^
noon, . to take part in parade on account of
laying the cornerstone of the newl. O. O. F.
building. JOHN LSE WILBUR, N. G.
- R. A.- WREN. Sec. .^
S.-F. Scottish Thistle' club 'meets v «5> >,
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING. w^.^AJ&fi
October 14. in Pythian hall, 3205
D.GIRDWOOD. Royal Chief. "^gfW"'
A. D. McDOUGALP. Recotaer.
KNIGHTS and ! Ladles of . Honor-^-The
officers and members of - tbe grand AraSfSsN.
lodge are requested to -attend the£jjsg*sg£lrg\
funeral of our lute rraod treas^KS
urar. Brother A. GOMPERTZ. on WBBWJ
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. October \^B^
. =14, at 2 ' o'clock., from his late resl- -\u25a0\u25a0 >^— <; : --:
dence, 248 Devlmadero at. " " - • -• \u25a0 •
\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0'\u25a0;\u25a0•- MRg. C. O. O'DONXELL. G. P.
NINTH annual concert and bxll Josf^S^^a
Of THE GAELIC DANCING IHSmWVW
CLUB will be given at the An- BK\\\\\\VSf
dltorium. Pa?e and Flllrnoro Sl\\\\\\jflKf
Fts.. THURSDAY BVENING. MSSSX^SM
OCT. 14. Four and eight hand M \\\\*^f
reels bj members of the club. \m, \\\J?Saf
Grand exhibition of Gaelic TO, \VKraf ~
Canclnu by juveniles and other WL ffiSSM
attractive features. General _wSs!v¥*Bl '
odtclsiplon 50c. "^mSs^
MEMBERS of , the" Brotherhood of Team- >rfT3V
\u25a0 stprs are requested to attend the next AyHy\
-rcgnlar-nieetinjr.-to.be beld THURS- rvJS3
DAY BVENING. October 14. at Team-
. - sters'. hall. 530 Bryant st. Business of -Vfi)^
importance, r . JOHN P..McLAUGHLIN.
-' -\u0084;.;;--- :\u25a0'., :.,",-,'-• '.*..:.:* .; \u25a0\u25a0 r; *-. Secretary. •
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1651 FUlmora st.near
\u25a0/-.-.Post. :.:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 _."%-\u25a0. r \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0'.?\u25a0:.;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0>"\u25a0\u25a0":\u25a0'?'\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'y- : -; i '-. -V
\u25a0'"**\u25a0 -V- '^jLOST.-'AND'POIJKD_> ". ;
f"i IF YOU ; LOSE 'ANYTHlNG— Advertise 1
•\u25a0\u25a0 It ' here, r \u25a0 It , will be returned . to you If an '
. "? honest -- person * finds < it. - Remarkable re-
", coverles »•' are . brought \u25a0 about :\u25a0 every day --
\u25a0 - through this : column. \u25a0 - - • -. ,
:. f • IF YOU r FIND ANYTHING BRING It .
to \ the ;» ''\u25a0: \u25a0'::-^,-i:::\ "V '\u25a0 : : "'. \u25a0\u25a0" •- - ; - ;. '-'- L
I San . Pranclßco.' Call \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0"-:'•:', . :
\u25a0 \u25a0-, Lost antl Found Bureau, \u0084--"\u25a0; .
:>. Third ami MarKet StrcetH ':;
I . Get a claim ! check; ! ; Have it advertised. :
. Reclaim -It \t \ the -owner* does not. - : • -v;
THE : LAW— People : who : flnd ; lost : arti- :
..,- cles are \u25ba Interested in- knowing ; that > the ;
; ' state law Is •' strict in requiring - them Ito 5
\u25a0 seek the \u25a0 owners through advertisements
• ' ' and 111 1 otherwise, ..and r that - failure to do so, <
if proof can be shown,'; involves ; a severe:
' -f penalty.' ;. : Tr*.-.i-'-'"i "vALK ; .'.'•\u25a0''\u25a0 .''\u25a0*-\u25a0'."\u25a0'\u25a0!
LoST-^-OCtober * ll;> bar * pin; 3-"stones, 1 blue."' 2
?rt tedS stones;2|sf reward." = Box'-. 7,' Call offlce,
'>»Alaniedar,SK'- i -*--o '\u25a0\u25a0''- -*^-:.:~ r * '. '\u25a0'\u25a0:'\u25a0 .:::^ \u25a0"<-.?-;".- -
LOST— Match! boiTon t train from 1 Santa ~Rosa,-
;:. Saturday ; ; suitable ? reward '• will .; be - paid \u25a0on
.; ; dellvecr . ; to - 706 » Saxsome •' st • - — --\u25a0 _
j j "LOST \u25a0 AXD^ FOV jno~Coatlnued j; y
LOST— Small nlack~ pocketbook. containing 1
> gent's diamond ring; 1 lady's diamond. Initials
C'D.inalde; 1 emerald ring, diamond shaped.
1 pearl at each corner: 1 turquoise ring. $2 in
silver and papers: liberal reward If returned to
TB3 Turk St.- MISS BHOWN'. ----- '
LOST— Ladies' . plain gold watcb: - monogramed
•A.- F.'L.; .round brooch attached; ralaed as a
keepsake; reward. 72 CaselU «v.; phone Mb-
-.-\u25a0sieffl 8818. .-A,-.- \u25a0.-'.. \u25a0'- -•-' \u25a0-'\u25a0 . • -\u25a0•
LOST— Cn SiWJdny. lady's purse of black leath-
er, containing cold and small change. Return m
F. H. ABBOTT. Jr.. 545 Mlwlon st. for reward.
LOST— Purse.". Sunday, gutter car, containing
money, ring-- and key: reward. 14 Latonia st.;
tube Sth st. cars to ISth ay. South.
LOST— Bank note Yokohama bank "No. 71399;
return to S. KAGAI. 1911 Bush st.; reward.
LOST — Masonic emblem pin valued as keepeake.
Reward. \u25a0; Address 2294 Geary st. \u25a0
LOST— GoId bracelet, with 8 African coins at-
tache'l; Hb?ial reward. 82g Broderick st.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE, 1651 Fillmor* st, near
- - Post. \u25a0'?\u25a0'\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-- '-< \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0" -
BMPLOYMBMT AVAJfTEP— MaI»
AAA— AN educated man of natural talent In
interesting I moneyed men in aEairs of finan-
cial Importance, would undertake similar
work -for any good proposition. Acquaintances
among the wealthy class la S. F.. Salt Lake.
Chicago and New Orleans. Box 935. Call.
AAAA— Japanese good cook -wants a position in
a small family for cooking In the morning and
evening only: wages ;$5 week ; references.
THOMAS. 1535 Lagnna St.; tel. West 3COQ.
ABLB bodied man of 40. a handy man with
tools, etc., ' also gardener, would take Job oa
small s raucb or country place. Address M..
box 9*53, Call of flee." '
ASSISTANT shipping clerk; wholesale house;
must be familiar with electrical supplies; state
age, experience, reference, salary expected.
Boi 795. Call offlce.
AN experienced book keeper with IS years* ex-
perience, is at present unemployed; reference
O. K. Box 663. Call office.
BARTENDER, 84 years of age/ 10 years ex-
perience; good, close mixer and not afraid of
work; Al references: city or country. Ad-
dresa GEO. J. QCINN. 684 Folsom st.
BOY 16 years of age wants work doing chores
on ranch close to San Jose or tbe city. Box
972, Call offlce. S. F.
BOOK KEEPER or assistant, sober, ateady and
experienced young man. desires position; best
of references. Boi 937. Call offlce.
CARPENTER wants work. Box 949. Call office.
CHAUFFEUR and gardener, young man. wants
position In private family,- city or country;
is sober and reliable; will make himself use-
ful around place. Box 840. CaU offlce.
CHINESE boy, first class cook, wants position;
family or boarding house. Address DAN SANG
TONO. 812 Grant ay.
CHAUFFCUR who can run and properly take
care of any btgh class automobile and can
. furnish the best of recotnmendantlons; 3 years
in last position. Box 837. Call office.
CHECKER— Young man. 3 years' experience in
kltch/n and service bar checking; thoroughly
familiar with all dUhes, mixed drinks, prices.
etc.; .bcs.t references. \u25a0 Tel. Douglas 834.
COOK, reliable and strictly sober man; meat and
. pastry; references. WM. AVERS. S6IH Clay
st.'. room 4U, Oakland. Telephone Home A 329*").
CHAUFFEUR, 21 years of age. desires position
as driver on gas car in city or country. Box
740. Call Offlce.
EXPERIENCED young married couple wish po-'
sltlons In some good country place; man gar-
dener, can drive horses, milk cows, etc.; wife
is gocd cook; references ; state wages. Box
300. Call office. '
EXPERIENCED Chinese' cook wishes position.
hotel, bearding house, city or country; has
m reference. CHIN SING, Sl3 Stockton st.
EXPERIENCED janitor wants work of any kind;
good elevator operator, make himself useful;
Best local references. Box 4002. Call offlce.
FIRST class book keeper wants position; Al
references; 14 years' experience. Box 941.
- Call offlce. ;
FIRST CLASS Chinese boy wants position, hotel,
restaurant or boarding house; dry or country.
A. GOON. 910 Grant ay.; pbone 41S.
GARDENER seeks situation. Young and act-
ive; thoroughly understands the business;
lately arrived from England; references. Box
14. Palo Alto.
HIGH grade traveling salesman, holding good
position, would like to chance companies.
' Have legitimate reasons; would like Inter*
view; can furnish first class references: pre.
fer large territory. - Box 946. Call offlce.
JAPANESE first class cook with reference*
.wants position as cook In small family.
HARRY SHIOYA, 1532 Post st.
JAPANESE laundryman wants .position as laun-
dryman in family In city; speaks English welL
FRANK KOTO, 1532" Poet gt.
JAFANKSQ . honest boy wants a position as a
schoolboy. Tel. Park 2583. - \u25a0 ~
JANITOR, a first class painter and tlnter. wishes
a position as janitor, or will keep building In
repair. ; Address box 917. CaU offlce.
LIGHT work wanted by a man Just from, the
' country on account of plcknesa. Call or ad-
dress CROWDEIC, 3019 Sacramento St., base-
roent. '.- \u25a0 -
MAN, 31 yrs. old. sober, with best local refer-
ences; gardener, care horses, cows and poultry;
willing. Box 945. Call offlce.
MIDDLE aged man wants Janitor or porter
work; sober and reliable. Box 971. Call.
RAPID, neat penman - desires a position with
mercantile house; accurate at figures. Box
SSO, Call offlce. . •
ROUGH carpenter with tools wants steady
work; references. Box 935. Call offlce.
SINGLE man wants position on private place.
' city or country; care for few horses, milk cow.
tend chickens and garden; very reliable man;
good references. Box 4644. Call. 1651 Fillmore.
STEADY young man wishes position; served
3 years as city marshal and tax collector;
' will take anything In that line, such as col-
lecting, night watchman or detective work.
Address 983 Golden Gate ay.. room 1. '
SITUATION on ranch or private place by strong,
' active man of C 3, a good horseman. can-mUk.
care for lawn, " garden, chickens, etc ; handy
with tools; willing and obliging; wages $25
to $30. Box 4125. Call offlce. \u25a0 . -
SITUATION wanted, care for private place, gar-
dening, horses, cow*, poultry, etc., by a sober
man- of experience; Dane; good references.
Box 785. CaU offlce. — -
SITUATION wanted— Gardaner. 24 year* old.
with best references, wishes position ia privato
place. Box 204. CaU offlce.
TAILORING man of highest character desires
\u25a0 position as cutter and salesman la an Interior
town on the Pacific coast; thorough knowledge
of woolens, linings ' etc., with all detaUa per-
taining to the tailoring business, acquired by
' 20 years of practical experience; best of refer-
ences. Address S., box 954, Call offlce. Oak-
land. \u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.
WANTED — Steady position on private place or
email ranch by strictly sober. reUable. middle
aged man; good references; go anywaere la
coast counties; experienced in fruit, poult rv
and garden work; good horseman; handy with
tools. - Box 453. Call offlce. -
WANTED— Your old pictures >to repaint. Mc-
ANDREW 3. artist. 1343 Guerrero st.
YOUNG Englishman, at present traveling In
, California . as companion, is anxious 't» find, a
similar ' post to a gentleman ;_ (bachelor pre-
ferred) as he does not wish to return to Eng-
. land this • winter. Remuneration not so much
of an object as a kind, refined home. Ad-
vertiser In broad minded, taU. refined nature.
. but manly, fond of music, sport: willing dis-
position; has traveled extensively; good lin-
guist: received In highest circles of' soclsty.
Address box 043. Call office.
YOUNG man, 25 years of age, wonld like to
travel ' around the world with a private fam-
ily; butcher by trade; good cook: speaks Ens-
lisa, German and French; wonld like to act aa
companion on a hunting expedition aKrwhere.
Address Y. OLIFIER. Y. M. C A.. 12Sg Geary.
YOUNG man, 20 years, would like position In
\u25a0 an office to assist In book keeping and gen-
eral office - work : bas had 3 , years' experience
. and • can • furnish best 7of \u25a0 references. Box
513. Call; offlce. ' ...'\u25a0
YOUNG man. 23. wants position .la private
family: do - anything; ... small waces.-- Apply
WICKLO3 GLEERAS.-box 913. Call office.
YOUNG man, -strong and intelligent, wants post-
tioa with Rome chance for advancement: mod-
erate* wages at start: Al reference*. Box 773.
Call offlce. •, .:\u25a0..\u25a0 •.-,--
YOUNG man of sterling character wants to start
- with some good ; firm as clerk la office where
there is chance ' for advancement. Box 847.
CaU offlce.-
TOUNG man ' stenographer, . neat, accorate and
-rapid; salary SB3 mo. ; Box 933. CaU office. \u25a0
YOUNG : man, slightly ; crippled, •' would \u25a0 like 'to
• get" a '-steady 'position, to -ran*: elevator; 'ex-
"•pert- in «• repairing electrical ; machinery. -\u25a0- Box
940/Cali offlo«. 7 . .1-
TOUNG' map, \u25a0 German, 24. 2 years In " country,
, wishes ' any kind :of \u25a0 position in wnoltsal'i
house; small wages expected.-. Box 889. Call.
YOUNG man '.with >3 "years' experience In news-
paper, wor!;' wishes position in'matltns depart-
tr»nt.Addr«»«s box 552. Call office. : ;-... ;
YOUNG ' man . wants • position : running elevator
\u25a0-. f or : aa I porter *In * hotelC Box \u25a0 943. « CaU offlce.
YOUNG, s strong inaa . speaking . several- languages
\u25a0y, wants .-' a -position as > hotel . clerk. ' waiter, bar
, /tender orany kind of .work."";. Box-947,. Ca11.. :\u25a0-
YOUNG man." v fair writer. . handy . with x tools,
-wishes position, city 1 or country. Address box
;HU97, . CaU offlce, 1631 • FiUmore st.
XOUNG-blgh school student would like to work
after school and Saturdays; also evenlcs*.
Box 173, 1103 Valencia st.
YOL'NG man. IS years, wishes situation* la- of-
. fice: ' bsi experience. Box - 4638. CaU offlcc.
1651 Flllmoro st.
KMPLOY3IB-VT WANTED— FemaIe
COMPETENT laundress (German), best refer-
ence, wants any kind of day wort. Box 014,
-Call office. 3d and Market ats.
COMPETENT young Swedish woman wishes pe«l-
tion; U a good cook; wages $40. Box imn.
Call. 1651 FUlmora tt.
COMPKT"S->T Swedish cook wishes a position In
an American family; cooking only. Call West
. : 7043.
COMPETS"ST second girl wishen a place la a
small family. Box 4647. Call. Ftllmore st.
DRESS MAKER, formerly ln'bustness. will go
out by day; lunch. Phone park £92.
ELDERLY woman wishes place as cook or laun-
dress; moderate wasts. \iO4 £td «v. Oakland.
EXPERIENCED Swedish girl wants situation.
second work and waiting; references given.
Box 4645. Call. 1631 Flilaiore st.
FIRST class laundress wants work by day.
Phona West 840 ft. MRS. ROLAND.
FIRST class laundress wishes a few day»*
work: best of reference. .Box 459. Call office.
POSITION wanted as house keeper id widow*
family; Trillins to care for small children; ref-
erences. Box 343. 11C3 Valencia st.
RESPECTABLE widow lady wtsbe* position as
house keeper or take chance o{ a roomin-r
bouse: can give best of references. Addrcsa
174'CUntoo park, city. \u25a0
RESPECTABLE girl wishes position with pri-
\u25bcate family to do second work and sewing.
Call at 328 Nee St.; «ff 13ta and Market.
SWISS * lady, speaking French and - German,
wishes position aa govcrnesa. nurse or com-
panion. MLLE. ROHRSR. Women's hote 1 .
Turk and Laguna sts. ' ' -
SXTI'ATION la desired by a refined young ladT
who has had several years' experience with,
general office work. Addreaa box 42T- Call.
WANTED— Position by. woman with boy of t4
years, as house keeper or cook: reasonable
wages: city or country. Address box 4-121.
Call office. 1851 Fillmore st.
WANTED — By first class cook and second girl.
work together. Apply box 034. Call of floe.
WANTED — Position as house keeper for widower
or small family. Apply MRS. BANE. Pontlac
hotel. 6th st.. room 4ti.
WOMAN wants washing and house cleaning by
tbe day. 51. 73; please give phone number.
Box 922. CaU offlce.
WOMAN wants work by the day; washing or
Ironing or home cleaning; f1.50 a day. Box
149. 1108 Valencia st.
TOUNG lady with several years' experience 'n
newspaper office wishes position; I* familiar
with proofreading ant) -general office work.
Address box -468. Call offlce.
YOUNG lady would like position aa offlce girl
or telephone exchange operator: Chicago ex-
perience and references. Box . 70S, CaU. '
YOT'Mi woman with, some experience nursing
wishes position in sanitarium. MISS OS MAN,
1050 Castro St.. Oakland; pbone Oat. 3ft23.
YOUNG Korean girl wants work as a cook and
do housework in small family. Boi 4372. Call.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. IC3I FUlmore st near
Pn«t.
BAUD Ell S A>D SUPPLIES
ATTENTION BARBERS— Are you intending to
refit or add a chair or two more to 70m shop?
If so, see ns. We have some GENUINE BAR-
GAINS. Seven of the LATEST MODEL- H.
BARKER SANITARY CHAIRS. Price $40;
time price $44. Also ooe Barker cbair. MODEL
G. for 533 and 15 BARBER CHAIRS of differ-
ent makes ranging la price from (5 to 535. AH
. of which we have traded In ss part payment
on KOKEN HYDRAULIC CHAIRS, and will be
»old for the price allowed for them.
DECKELMAN BROS.. INC.. 162-184 Turk st.
BARBER SUPPLIES. ;
WE lit up shops cheaper than any one else and
on easy terms.
If you are about to open ca it pays yon to
see us for prices and quality.
We have over 20 second hand cnairs. all
makes and styles, from $13 np.
Vibrators sold on Installments. $4 per month.
Chairs sold on Installments. S3 per month.
Hair driers sold on installments. S3 per mo.
JAMES BARKER. IXC.
Phone Franklin 3809. 94 Turk st.
' BARBERS. NOTICE. ""TTZT"
BRANCHING OUT— TWO STORES NOW OPEN :
SAN FRANCISCO STORE NO. 60 6TH st. near
Market; OAKLAND STORE. 373 12TH St.. 3
\u25a0t doors east of old stand. See ©nr LATEST
CHAIRS and FIXTURES. PRICE 3 RIGHT:
TIME DEALS. We carry COMPLETE line nf
BARBER SUPPLIES. Make our stores YOUR
, HEADQUARTERS during PORTOLA WEEK.
BECKEL tc PRESHER. IXC. '\u25a0
BARBERS. TAKE NOTICE— This is the last
week of the special sale on oar No. 267 coat,
which la regularly sold for $1.25 and which we
have been selling for the last couple of weeks
for €3 cents. The sale ends Saturday. Open
evenings. PACIFIC BARBERS* SUPPLT CO..
963 Market st.
NOTICE TO BARBERS WHO MEAN BUSINESS.
SI 250 will bur the best paying? « chair shop in
San Francisco: fine location la Market st.; valu-
able lease; will stand investigation; reason, for
CHAS. COLEMAN. 830 Market st.. room 204.
BARBERS, attention — Union shops will not be
permitted to open before 8 o'clock a. m. dnr-
InV Portola week. CHARLES KOCH. Sec.
A BARGAIN— 6 chair mirror case (soUd oak>. 3
Bermlaghous barber cbalrs for sale. 4 O'Far-
rell st. '
BARBERS — We bave some oak commodes. eui>
cases, washstands. bottles, etc.. that we ara
going to close out at exceptional bargain
Prices. DON'T "VUSS THIS. 3TOLT2S.
731 Marfctt st.
BARBER wanted Sat.. 12 noon, and Sunday.
$5.00. 854 Adeline St.. Oakland.
BARBER shop outfit for sale cheap. 83#
Golden Gate avenue.
BARBER, first class, wants a position, city or
country. Box 490. Call office.
BARBERS' Protective Union — Employment s*«re-
tary. W. BARON. 773 Market: t. Kearny SZM.
BOOTBLACK wanted. Apply between 3 and 10.
Bonemjan club. Post and Leavenworth sts.
FIRST CLASS mani<*urist wishes pcoltloa in a
good street shop. Box 950. CaU office.
FIRST class barber wishes good country Job.
Box 9CO. Call office. __
FOR sale— Barber chair, pole and mirror. 1023
Golden Gate ay.
FOR vale — 4 chair barber shop, the best location
la city. 106 East at.
GOOD bsrber wanted Saturday. 2SOT 24th st.
near York. -
GOOD proposition: look:— 2 chair shop for sale; .
fine location; fair bus. : reason for selling.
leaving town: moat seU by Sunday; price cash
$150. 2013 16th st. -
NEW BermiOEhaus Hr. chairs, and all otoec
kinds, ins than any Other place on this wast.
small monthly payments; cash paid for all
fcbda at barber fnrnttnre. BS3 Prove st.
MASCOT ahavlae parlor for sale; old ejtabltah-
ment; newly fitted; price I* stsrht. 3315 Mis-
slon st. opp. 29tn. W. INGELL.
MANICURE wanted steady. Apply Golden Wf*t
Hotal shavirg parlor. 34 ElUa st. cor. Powell.
MANICURE filer, bultrs." nail nippers, etc.. at
half price NOW at STOLTZ'S BARBER SUP-
PLY UOOSB. 731 Market st. fourth floor.
NEAT 2 cbair barber shoo for sale; old stand;
corn* ready to boy. 3287 16th st.
WANTED — First class manicurist : short boors;
no Sandar work. 110 Leidcsdorff st.
WANTED— Barb«r for st«ady position, Ad-
dress 703 rolsorn st. . - -
WANTED to buy— A barber shop la a country
town. A. L.. 729 10th nt.. Oakland. \u25a0
WANTED— Boy to learn barber trade. 511 Bth
' St.. cor. Bryant. . \u25a0
YOU will flnd the best line of barter's catlery
st BAUER-a. 1354 Ellis »t.
$200 — Nicely fitted ap S chair barber shop; good
busmess;' must be sold at once; parties going
away. Ml 7 Mission st.
$330— Must bo sold this week; fully equipped
0 esalr shop; excellent chance for man with
sraall capital. I3IBA FlUaore at.
2 CHAIR shop, first elasi; good location; fair
bn«ia«ff*: on account of sickness. Box 933,
Call pf flee. Oakland. -
'MAI.E HELP WANTED
ANDKE-S. 1044 Larkln St. — Hotel and restau-
rant - waiter. $40-SSO; bnsboy. counttx restau-
rant. $35; porter, country hotel. $33 :\ delivery
- wagon driver. $2S-S3o; ' man to milk* and do
chores, private place. $30: .rewtaurant -cook.
- $13 week : relief cook. $90; sllverman. dish*
. washer, kitchen help. etc. Oakland office.
937 Franklin at. .
A— WANTED, steady, honeet young ' maa for
light -wars;' permanent place; pays good
wages; $123 cash required. CaU 964 Mar tat
7 : st..- room 4. -
BOTS wanted— Apply 23S Montgomery st.
BOY - wanted "to learn cabinet making ' trade.
- BBAA3 KUHN COMPANT. 58 Dearborn st.
BRIGHT errand-boy, -w^t \u25a0 appearance: cmn>
" well recommended. GANTNER & MATTERN
„ CO.. - Post and. Grant ay. . „-: ,-\u25a0 .
WAITER i wanted at \u25a0 193 6th \u25a0 St. - * ,- -.
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