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12
SHOE STORE MANAGER
IS ACCUSED OF FRAUD
M. S. Feder Charged With
Having Destroyed the
Firm's Records
LEDGER PAGES TORN
Assets of Corporation Have
Been Attached by
Creditors
Rosenthal & Feaer*s- creditors are
vonderlng what the missing pages of
"ie defunct shoe firm's ledger con
ained, and as a preliminary to a thor
• ugh investigation Milton S. Feder,
\u25a0^Ad of the company, was arrested yes-
on a charge of having mutilated
he records of a corporation. The
harges were made by. the firm of A.
IX Little A Co. of Lynn, Mass., manu
facturers of the Soros is shoe, which
Teder carried, and John Dusie, . former
-..lanager of the more at 1622 Van Ness
".venue. The eastern firm alleges that
jhe local concern owes It 135,000. Dusle
'as a note against the company for
V 4.000 and dgned the warrant on which
i'eder was arrested.
Behind- the charge contained in the
warrant yesterday axe other accusa
ions which, the creditors say. will be
.he basis of further felony, charges.
The goods of the company were at
' ached a short time ago on claims pre
sented by Little & Co%, who began suit
\u25a0 9 recover $35,000 alleged to be due for
hoe shipments. This suit was followed
• losely by Dusie's to recover $4,000. and
! hen Mrs. Mathilde Feder, mother of
'he manager, levied an attachment to
• ecover $3,900.
The total value of the- stock, against
vhlch $42,000 of claims were presented,
•mounted to only $16,500. When the
'\u25a0ooks were examined Tuesday to find
\u25a0vhere the money had gone, it was
"ound that many pages had been torn
from the ledger. What accounts these
\u25a0<ages contained is what the creditors
ope to learn, and -if It be discovered
Ebjti fraud was practiced in the man
agement of the business additional
\u25a0 riminal actions will be begun against
the guilty persons.
In connection with the suits brought
by Dusle and Little & Co. the question
rose as to the liability of the stock
holders of the insolvent shoe company.
Attorneys Bourdette & Bacon for the
company and Attorney W. H.
"lahony for Dusie instituted an inves
tigation and found that the record of
nock ownership was not clear. Mrs.
I'eder was supposed to be the owner
;f all of but four of the shares In the
ompany, which was capitalized at
"150.000. She claimed, however, that
':er holdings had been passed to her
\u25a0on, M. S. Feder, several years ago.
The creditors, said Attorney Bacon yes
•rrday, believed that the transfer was
fiade only a short time ago and since
-he firm became financially involved.
The name of Rosenthal & Feder is
- «ie of the oldest in San Francisco. It
..as founded in the sixties by the two
-len whose name is still retained. They
operated a factory for many years In
ansome street. On rtosenthal's death
'•.is share was assumed by Feder, who
uccessfully continued the business
>:ntil bis death, his -will bequeathing
iVie store to his wife. She had the
rm Incorporated and took all but four
-hares, which were held by the chil
. rcn, Milton being made manager.
Attorneys Bacon and Mahony said
: rsterday that the records were in a
-retched condition, in addition to the
•lutilation of the ledger, and that those
-eeounts which needed light were the
jnes which were missing.
"The book keeping methods," said
iacon. "were crude and inadequate, and
; o make the situation even worse whole
•ages have been torn from the ledger
r»d there are no account books from
.Wich the missing data can be reas
: ombled."
Feder was arrested in the offices of
: Is attorney and obtained his release
\u25a0p baiL. The firm of Little & Co. has
a representative to this city to
; iok after the company's Interest and
rge the prosecution of Its former pa
! :on. Attachments r^ave been levied
> gainst Feder's automobile, his house
"id all property upon which the credl
: irs hope to realize.
OVERTISING MEN WILL
MEET IN SACRAMENTO
Elaborate Preparations Are
Made to Entertain the
Visitors
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
- SACRAMENTO. July 11.— All is in
•adiness for. the convention of the Pa
\u25a0itic coast advertising men's association,
- hich will be opened here on July 19
ud , continue during the next day.
rominent advertising men from all
\u0084.»rts of the coast will attend and im
portant questions relating to the ad
-. \u25a0 i-Using business will be discussed.
The citizens of Sacramento are mak
tig elaborate . preparations for the en
;. rtalnment of the visitors.
The association is not composed ex
< 'jslvely of advertising men, but busi
\u25a0 ...-ssmen of many lines of trade are on
iis membership roll. It is the inten
\u25a0on of the advertising men to Induce
il classes of merchants In every. part
' the coast to join the association
sid help its work.
"The following are the leaders in the
fllnaldo M. HalL president, H*ll tdTcrtißlng
"ucy. Portland.
\j-*\% H. Mertx. s*cretMy-tre«««irer, Mcrtx'
.'\u25a0C«rlne. Loe , Au«rele«. »
il. P. Stabler. California vice president. State
\u25a0tit srowpns* committee. Vuba City. CaL
W. U. Hoffman. Oregon Tice president, maa
• «-r Journal. Portland. • .
Alexander Green. Washinston rfte precldent.
r "rprlielng manager Crescent store, Spokane,
Herbert Cuthbert/ British Columbia Tice presl
." n». secretary Tourists* association, Victoria,
c. s-i HBfIBBHH^^BfIHBjMBISI
Cobert K. Haydn. Montana Tice president, ad
m *tl*lng •er'lce. Butte.
.ft. A. Jlobrabacber, Idaho Tice president, secre
- ' > ' Lewlßton promotion committee, LewUton,
»ho.
' t'. -\u25a0 A. Warren, cnalnnan membership commit
.•. \V«rrpn-Monn»c publicity and publishing
••\u25a0npany. Portland. ...
F. J. O'Brien, cbalnnan press committee, ad
\u25a0••• Using manager Union. Sacramento, Cal.'
C. C. Chapman, chairman auditlntr committee,
".tapmsß adTertisins company, Portland. '—
INCREASE SALARIES TO
DISCOURAGE MATRIMONY
. 7apa School Trustees Hope to Keep
Dan Cupid Away by Paying v
$5 a Month More
XAPA. July 11. — At the recent meet
!£ of the school trustees six resigna
•jns were .received from young lady
; achers u T ho were'- contemplating
•jitrimony and dlfflculty : is. being "en-.
'>untered in ; filling the vacancies. The
rustees haVe declded.Uo raise- all sal
•rl«s'sS-a month In the hope that Dan
"upid will be shoved I away. " Two^of
i« five instructor*: of the Jlfapa": high
\u25a0\u25a0liool have also slgnlfie<i; their inten
ion of forsaking the rod for^ the mari
3i yoke. • .
RECOMMEND A PERMIT
FOR LONG SPUR TRACK
Supervisors Favor Grant in
North Point and Beach I
Streets
CONDITIONS IMPOSED
All Railroad Companies to
Have Joint Use of -
the Privilege
The supervisors' street committee re
ported yesterday: In favor- of granting
the Southern Pacific company a permit
to construct and operate a long spur
track to connect with the belt line at
Mason and North Point streets, running
th/ence along f North -Point r street to
Jones, across private property, and
Montgomery avenue to Beach •\u25a0 street
and • along - Beach' street •to Van Ness
avenue. • •
. The committee took no action on a
second - petition of the : company for .a
permit to lay a spur track In Beach
street* from ,Van Nmi avenue; to the
Presidio, pending the | action 'of ' the
United - States j government on the peti
tion of .the . company; for the s privilege
of laying tracks in the government res
ervation to connect with the- track- In
Beach street. ':\u25a0\u25a0•. -."' ;-, •
I Representatives of the Merchants"
association. . the chamber .of commerce
and! other civlo organizations, ' includ
ing G. Breuner, Captain W. Marston, O.
S. Bentley and L Jacobs, urged the com
mittee to grant the permlt.ln .view of
the fact, that the United States govern
ment . would build big ; docks '.tor the
transports off the' reservation, which
will ; be of great Industrial benefit.'.
The committee, however, favored the
spur track only after the objectionable
section excluding other. -railroad com
panies from its use on the private prop
erty of the Southern Pacific - company
had been striken out of the ordinance.
,An - amendment was \ ordered Incorpor
ated which trill come .up -before .the
board next Monday for \u25a0 passagre to
print. \u25a0 The' amendment Imposes \u25a0 the
following: conditions:
Prorlded, further, that the railroad company
operating neb ipur track shall . upon . demand
of tny person, firm or corporation using or har
tng trade connection -with . such track place
thereon the freight cars of any railroad which
has In the city and county track connection with
the operating railroad, such cars so placed to be
used for the receipt and • dellrery of freight
In carloads only. - The operating company shall
perform such vwltchlng serrlce without undue
delay or discrimination and for the same charge
or rate that It charges for corresponding service
for its own cars upon the spur . track - for like
purpose, \u0084 •
GOOD CROPS PROMISED
IN SAN JO AQUIN VALLEY
Considering the Recent Heavy
Floods, the Grain nad Fruit
Yields .Will Be Heavy
According to reports received by the
state board of trade from the San Joa
quln valley, the crops in that part
the state will be quite satisfactory,
notwithstanding the recent heavy floods
that threatened to : play havoc with
the farmers. According to the latest
Information, the grain yield will be
normal at least, ; though but for - the
floods it might have broken the record.
The fruit crop," with the exception. of
apricots and peaches," promises well.
During, the last few months more
than 600 new eettlers have taken up
their homes In the San Joaquln valley,
investing on an average about/ SI,OOO
each. The manufacturing- facilities of
the valley; are advancing rapidly: and
business of all kinds is brisk. :
MEETING NOTICES
A. and A. S. B. of Free Masonry, Jjr*}
San Francisco Lodge of Perfection "^ST
No. I—Tenth,1 — Tenth, and eleventh de- . «i
. grees conferred in full, form by Jf\ '\u25a0
11. A. Ranf t and G. M. Van SJ*2s.
Buren, FRIDAY, July 12, 1907, fig**\k
at 8 p. tn.. King Solomon's hall. VsV£aV
1739 Flllmore st. l f£l!sci*X
HENRY ASCROFT, Sec. *^
2220 Point Lobos ay. . ,
CALIFORNIA commandery No. 1/ * —
K. T.— SUted assembly THIS (FRI- |Bf
DAY) EVENING, at 7:80 o'clock. Al- iSSI
bert Pike Memorial temple. 1859 . -^
Geary st. Order of the Temple. All fratcrs
cordially invited. By order. '
RALPH L. ' HATHORN/ Em. Commander.
WILLIAM B. JOST. Becorder. .
AMITY lodge No. 370. F. &A. M.— "• '
Third degree THIS (FRTOAY) JV '
EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock. Master "VoV'
Masons cordially invited. /iv\
ARCHER B. CLARK. Sec. f \
JEWEL lodge No. 874. F. * A. M.— ; A
MeeUrig today at 1:30 p.m. VHy
B. CROMWELL. W. M. /Xjj\
R. C. JOHNSON. Secretory. ' -IT x
HERMANN lodge No. 145, I. O. j^BS^fe;.
O. F. — Officers and members are
r«-qupßteil to promptly attend the ' : bZiZ2*£c^
meeting THIS (FRIDAY) EVEN- 3WW T
ING. at New Era ball, 2121 Market st. In-
stallation and other important business. - Re-
freshments. ADOLF . BEER, N. G. "
M. R. JAGER, Sec .. :
MAGNOLIA lodge No. 29. I. O. O. ..^jwex^.
F. — Funeral detail will meet TO- •$vk9B£&
DAY (Friday), at 1:15 p. m..
in our hall, 1254 Market 6t., to '^toi.iG**','
attend the f nneral of . our late brother, : Past
Grand -S. Weintraub. ."...-.-.
\u25a0 • SAMUEL POLACK. SecreUry. '--.
CANTON SAN FRANCISCO No. 5. w»*st&>Lu:
I*. M.. I. O. O. F. — Rpjrular Aa^^Sfe-
mwtinc THIS (FRIDAY) EVEN- *?£igS*iB?
ING, at 8 o'clock, 1254 Market "^SW.tW S^
st. r. M. degree. ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0>
/ G. L. DENNETT. Captain.
THE L. O. L. Institution will .hold its 32d
grand annual picnic at Shell Mound park FRI-
DAY. July 12. 1907. Admission, 50c; children
under 12 years old free. Gate and game prizA.
ONLY LOCAL MANUFACTURERS. '
' P. PASQUALE CO.,
1100 WEBSTER COR. TURK. ( .
PHONE WEST 493.
ARMY, NAVY, SOCIETY GOODS.
REGALIAS. FLAGS. BANNERS,
BADGES. CAPS,
\u25a0 UNIFORMS. *
ATTORNEYS
ADVICE free — Private divorce a specialty;
quick; no charge unless successful; partner-
- ship.- wills,, deed*,, etc.; corporations; collec-
tions; detectives: open v evenings. -- LEGAL
ASSOCIATION, 1552 Ellis st. near FUlmore: : ,,.;
ADVICE FREE. ON; ALL? LEGAL r MATTERS.
Divorce costs $12; \u25a0 damages, . collections. All
cases no charge • wjtbout success; : open even*
Ings. '\u25a0 1720 Flllmore st. bet." Post and Sutter:
-v >-. •--"• ROOM 4,: FIRST. FLOOR. ./.
AA— DIVOBCE;*costs $12; quick/ quiet; advice
free; no charge. unless successful:- title to real
esUte; restored; bankruptcy; probating of. es-
Utes; general practice/ 1028 Market st.,',r.v 12.
LOEWY A GUTSCH. attorneys;: now located at
3d. and Stevenson sts.;. Cal. Demokrat building.
HARRIS & HESS, attorneys' at x law, W. T. Hess,
> NoUrr , Public, 2053 Sutter st, ; nr.- Flllmore. 7 ;.
COMPLETE divorce for $25; no delay; courteous
treatment: square dealing; please see me first
. Room 3, 2036 -Sutter st. near Flllmore/ ; • 'ru ;
- - '
MARTIN STEVENB.' attorney at lawr:lO33 Gold-
»n Gate a v.> bet. rLagnna and. Buchanan sta.-.*
\u25a0 ALF. GROVES/ - /7
•'•- CALLcBUILDINQI' - .7 .
'_['. "_\u25a0:_'-__•; .-' '/-' PENSION'S i:-- _-}*_-'. ;•"-': ;\u25a0";.',-. ;'
PENSION Attorney E. A.-BCLLIS. V 1541 rStelner
• St.; \u25a0\u25a0 past ; commander Thomas r post,i G. ; A." ! R.
PENSIONS. exUa pay, etc. \u25a0: Write h. M. : SHER-
WOOD. 2751 Filbert st,. San Francisco.. *
! % ; ;- \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 - : \u25a0' ;^PATEXTSV7;';,; ; --V'..' "'\u25a0.'''\u25a0.'
Dewey, : Strong : & tCo:— Patents,'" caveats," trade-
marks,'! infringements; - guide to -Inventors,-1 0 0
;\u2666» mecb. - movemts/ free;- 1105 . Mer/ Ex." bldg.; I S. F.
CARLOS > P. > GRIFFIN, patents, ": late >' examiner
.•U. S. patent office. 814 - (Call ) C. Spreckels bid.
PATENTS ; guaranteed ; j handsome " 68-page J guide-
book free., E.E. Vrooman, < box 40,'' Wash.,' D/ C.^
FRANCIS 11/ WRIGHT/ formerly examiner U. S.
patent office, * 825-827 Monadnock bids.
,TiroI ? ;SAN^ : MtAN^GdxC^
PUBLIC . STENOGRAPHERis 7 if:
KATHERYN KIMBERLY— LegaI work ?a - spe-
cialty. 318 Monadnock bldg.; tel/ Temp. 3727/
\u25a0 \u25a0 r : :,. \u25a0\u25a0 c bENTiSTB;^ ; :^:" ;\u25a0\u25a0'..• y^
DRB. ' C/W.' DECKER, "'-'- , '.
T. H.. MORRIS, ,7 L.--T. CRANZ.%
•SURGEON-DENTISTB. 7';- *';..;-
1316 Sutter st. above Van Neis.
;\u25a0_ Rooms ; 1-2-3-4-B-g-10/ -; . .'-.-\u25a0. ' .:
PAINLESS dentistry— Old . established. \u25a0 honest.
I reliable; ' reasonable prices; I perfect work ; free
consultation. 7 VAN VROOM, 1501 Fillmore »t.,
corner O'Farrell/ "^ : ':.'•'•. / ' -
DR. IRA O. LEEKi- All ? kinds of. dental work.
" 515 Fillmore st. ; near. Oak. '-\u25a0:- '';- *: .- \u25a0 *•'\u25a0";
BARTLETT. DR. U." GRANT, extracting special-
lst ; gas I given. •' 2103 j FUlmore,' N W. - cor. f Cal. \u25a0
NEW YORK DENTAL - PARLORS. •
Dr. E. W. Perkins, 1102 ' Valencia st. c0r.. 22d.
DR. W. A. MEYER, form.'- Callaghan building,
now • 3156 • Market \u25a0\u25a0 st. . near, Church * and ,14th.
DR. KNOX, dentist. : 1615 \u25a0 Fillmors st., - formerly
Grant bldg.; all work first class; prlcea low/7
aw. RICHARDS, D. D. 5.. : 205-6 Central \ bid?.,
cor. ; Sntter and , Polk, for. Mutual bank bids.
DR. SIMMS, formerly . Parrott bldg.,' 855; Market
St., now located at 1214 Polk cor. Sntter. r. 801.
DR. R. L. WALSH, \u25a0 872 McAllister nr. Lacuna.
Platinum fillings, 50c;' crowns., $0;: plates, .$7/
DR.' H. • CRAIGIE— First class dentistry at rea-
aonabl* prices/ \u25a0< 681' Folsom st. cor/ 3d. v -
HILL. DR. LUDLUM, 1443 \u25a0 Market st./ how . at
432 Webster st. - near . Oak; t gas - given.'.
DR. J. J.- LEEK, formerly, 1126 Market,' now
824 Valencia' st.- between 19th and 20th; ••
\u25a0:- --_'-. . :.-. ; :*-.'>--"pinrsiciAJfsl--".": *-.'>--"pinrsiciAJfsl-- "." '• :-y: -yi '
DR. - GERBER, natnropsthtc '• physician.'. 1265 Oc-
tavla — Bye, .. nervous, chronic ; ills, diseases ,wo-
men; new methods; -headache; constipation, in-
digestion/ cross eyes,. etc Hrs."<ll-2.~ west 4527
DR. WONG HIM. ~~~^"
-Htfv* \u25a0\u25a0-v-^-f \u25a0\u25a0 HERB •DOCTOR."--'
•" Permanently - Located ' - - i- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0
1268 : OTTatreU \u25a0 st. , bat. Oongh ; - and 1 0ctavia. . '
.-\u25a0 \u25a0:\u25a0', .-SEE. MAIN-.CHY.- '•\u25a0-'-..\u25a0 'i-\u25a0 ;
' Chinese Tea and Herb Sanitarium,
7 .858 ;7th St.. Oakland. - \u25a0-- '
DR. FREDERICK D'EVELYI?.- pennansnt
office Central bIJg.,NE. -cor. Polk and Sntter
sts.; tel. Franklin 748; hours 1 to 3.
"•-.-; '\u25a0..'.; DR. J. 8. HANLON,
Formerly Scobte Hospital, now 629 Van Ness
av.;ttl. Franklin! 15: ' 7;" - ' :
H..A. HESS, M.D. (Pacific. Hospital surgeon)— l
-, to 8. 8 to 7:30. ,749 Hayes;', tel. Market 2428.
DR. E. F. WEST, formerly of SIIA Leavenworth
St.. ls bow, at 1115. McAinster; phone Park 722.
DR. F. C.KECK returned and resumed practice,
cor. McAllister . and 'Steiner sts. Hrs. 2-4 p.' m.
X-RAY and Finsen' Light Laboratory,^ .-
\u25a0 \u25a0 . \u25a0 099 - Steiner / st. corner : McAH lster. .
OPPENHEIMER • CUBE* FOR - ALCOHOLISM?
:\u25a0 2065 MARKET- ST/; .
DR. F. THOMAS (formerly Donohue bldg.) now
816 Turk st. Tel. Franklin 1590/ -- \u25a0
DR. KARIN KLINT, 1066 15th st. near Church;
a to 4. 7 to 8. - • - ; .--; \u25a0'-.•..\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
AUTOMOBILES ;
ArFEW AUTOMOBn-B BARGAINS
1906 Autocar ' runabout \u25a0 (new) ...;........ .$l,lOO
1907 Antocar runabout (used SO days), con- *
\u25a0 tainlng - prestolite/ searchlight, , top.
\u25a0 extra inner tube/ Gabriel horn, etc. 1,250
1907 Mitchell- touring car, containing - top/, v
speedometer, generator, \u25a0 gas . lamps, - ;
'extra -tires and .tubes. 2,400
1905 De Deitrlch touring car; cost $10,500; ;\u25a0
' . engine transmission, 'Chassis, tires. '
etc., in excellent ? condition; •. body \
\u25a0 needs painting- .....:.~i. 2,000
1907 Autocar, . touring body, top and 2 solar
- ; gaa lamps; all ne-»r... ............ 400
1907 Waverly electric coupe (new) ; - price \u0084 : -
.. on application. . • • - - -
; Address box 22SS.- Call office..
AUTOMOBILE specials for today:
'05 Pope .Toledo, . 35-40 h. p. ; snap. . .$1,050
•06 Autocar runabout; - fine 'condition. . . ; 730
. Delivery . car; closed body; \u25a0\u25a0 runs fine.. 600
Runabout; good enough for. any 0ne..... 230
2 - cyl. ' Ford: detachable \u25a0 tonneau; ' snap. ' 450
. Autocar; detachable ' tonneau; fine : buy. . : -KO
20 h. p. touring car; .seats 7: snap... ' 500
•06 White steamer: : cost $3,150. ....... 1,900
Remember, see us before you buy. 1 ' /-
PHENIX AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
45th st. and Ban ; Pablo - ay.,.: Oakland.
SPECIAL — 4 cylinder Pope Toledo side - entrance
touring car for sale, $800.} " \u25a0 - _ '\u25a0 \u25a0 M
Many oU>er cars, ranging from $300 to $4,000.
JOE BEANE, 611 Valencia st.
Phone Market 3380. ;•\u25a0 -/. - .
BENSTROM : GARAGE. 424-484 ' Stanyan ; phone
Park 476. Automobiles bongbt, sold, repaired;
V supplies ; tooting \u25a0 cars for hire at all hours.-.
; AUTOMOBILES REPAIRED, •--'.
' LILIENTHAL BROS".' GARAGE.
5176;215T ST. PHONE MARKET 632.
i R. H. MORRIS-^-AUTO BROKER. -
; 1818;1820 Telegraph av... OaklanH, Cal. :
\u25a0 > Phone Oakland :6747.v \u25a0 .•_ . ''. :
AUTOMOBILE bargains; Reo. Premier, Cadillac.
Peerless/, pope touring; E cam; j can be \u25a0 seen.
Frank O. Rentsrom C 0. ,-424 Stanyan st.;.
PULLMAN automobiles for immediate 'delivery
. : on ' exhibition >at the » salesrooms of ; the '• F. -O.
RENSTROM CO., 424 Stanyan st. . -'
NEW Universal Carburetors; positive pnarantce
or money back. L. H. 4 B. I. BILL, - 132
.Valencia st. :\u25a0''' \u25a0';.-' .•".>-.".-•\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.. .---;.'-.-.7
AUTOMOBILE repairing .and .storage batteries.
Right way Elec.- Co., 301 Bth ;. TeL Market 1355.
i , TIRES < REPAIRED,- . ; .
Stevens tc \u25a0 Elkington Rubber C 0. ,; 826 Polk ;' st.
AUTOMOBILE repairing : storage ' battery cbarg-
Ing, repairing. I. L. DE JONGH, 446 Fulton.
SAN FRANCISCO VULCANIZING CO.. * 425
Valencia st. Auto tire repairing our, specialty.
. . AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING,
M. L. Wilbert *: Sons. \u25a0 18th > and \u25a0 MUsloa. -
ARCHITECTS- —
N. : HIRANO, Japanese designer '; and - building
contractor. • IS2l « Sntter st. : tel. West 7968. .
..';'V. :;.;\u25a0: V. :^;_'ApOPTIOy r XJ.^-^^L^
HEALTHY baby boy and girl; full ; surrender.
i DR.' FUNKE'S \u25a0 Maternity VlUa, 1416 Bth ; st.,
. Alamedit/ \u25a0'-' ; - ' \u25a0 \u25a0-•\u25a0\u25a0-.. '' . \u0084-\u25a0/.\u25a0•••:\u25a0\u25a0 -.7.--. \u25a0..
ACCOUNTANTS-- -Certified \ Public .
JOnN R. RUCKSTELL, Call, building, room 308;
* accounting systems; investigations ;>' audits. *-
AXGLEfLAMPSV ' ;' .-; 1 ,
ANGLE LA3IPS best lamps for reading." BOESCH
• LAMP CO./ Coast Agents.' 1135 Mtsslon-st. '
\u25a0:":.-.••\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0".\u25a0\u25a0; vart>; glass:;: '\u25a0--' = \u25a0\u25a0'':':\u25a0-'.
PLAIN, leaded 'and art Tglass. : ? N. HUBBKLL,
.-"--212 Gough st. between Oak and. Fell. \u25a0 . ;,'r.v •;.•
AA — California Art Glass 8.7. &» C." Works/ 938
\u25a0< Howard st. \u25a0 Phone ? Temporary ': lBl7. ' \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0
BAR AND STORE
Standard Furniture *& ; Fixture '\u25a0\u25a0 Mf g. ' Co. ; ; estl-
.mates given. 851 Bryant st. ; phone Market 3724.
BRUNSWICK-BALKE; COLLENDER tCO.. , 17-27^
Franklin , st. . nr. Market." h Phone ; Special 1457/
N. \u25a0 Y.7 FIXTURE 1 CO., - bar.S store/ office : fixtures,,
showcases,. grill work/etc." 3411 19th nr.' Mission
CALIFORNIA Horne ' Industry.' 2l4 Bth ,« st.— Bar
'-'- : and j store . fixtures, I showcases : always on hand.
J. MARTENSON makes office, store and bar fix-
-/ tures,'2lB 18th; st. : bet: \ Mission- and f Howard.
WILLIAM P." SICKE.* saloon 'and store, fixtures;
eastern prices ; short notice/-^ 304 Gough st 7, \u25a0
"BICYCLES-
AGENTS for COLUMBIA 7 - and ' KAMBLER: bi-<
; cycles. : C. r :M.% CHRISTOPHER,. 530.5 Stanyan.
J. W." CORNELL.' j sporting Tgoods; « agency Snell
~ \u25a0 bicycles, motor cycles; repairing.'illO4 Valencia.
"'A' J ~'l'' \u0084.:7 : 'f!/~l \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 .'. ;*; * -
ALL : foot - ailments f positively • cured Z painlessly.'
Dr/ Duncan, > expert chiropodist. « 1550 EUla'st/
'.'::'\u25a0 }.; : -: 'v : A';;DßEssrMAK|NG'>'-- ;\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0; .. . ' '
SUNBURST, 5 ? accordion^ ' knife iTpleitinpVf buttons.',
' buttonholes/ lining, notions;, mail orders solici-
ted. STKELE'S. 1420 Post;, phone West 6428.
McDowell's I Dress | MRking and | Millinery;* School; I
' 1215 > Post-; St.*-; near iVari Ness.t? BranchKlolB '
.;. .Washington St.," Oakland. Patterns cut. to order._
AGNES OSTERGREN.' »17 Page; \ first class even^;
"ir. Ing and •brides'^ dresses; -, all i work guaranteed.
L ;\u25a0\u25a0 y fe^JLAmEV^AIMJRS^. "\u25a0-.'!.'"•'
LOUIS 2 LINDSTROM.^ Indies' > Uilorlng, 1 ?. formerly >
. Donahue .. bldg.,i now '. 1804 r Post •, near} Franklin. 'I !
8. . X A PLAN, .up to date - Ladles', , Tailor. - - 1277. |
Kills St. ' .-•-'.- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0-,-\u25a0 - ' " - -.-\u25a0\u25a0-
•- 1 ) \u25a0•'^HSBSB furs' : ,' /\u25a0. ;\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0_\u25a0 •• . >,;"':'-
G. BARE/ furrier,* formerly Lachmann & Co.. now
*\u25a0 ; 1515 ; Bush .' st. i cor. ?. Van •> Ness i av.';'i upstairs. \u25a0:;•;\u25a0
B.'- KANTNER; , manufacturing I furrier.l. formerly
i ' 122 1 Stockton ; st.'P now* 1718 * Van - Nass '\u25a0\u25a0 wX-- -.--
'-'.; L -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0..\u25a0 .oi.CASH'Vj REGISTERS--;--'. 7s-;7 s - ; /.
CASH ; registers;? SZVitALviitvt fall % prices/* xor/all
\u25a0 . kinds •of * business,":} on ? liberal I terms. -Rational
:^f Cash i Register^ Co.;; 1283 ; Golden; Gate f**>'?':- / -;
CASH ? registers.';? all "t makes.'f slzes.^ $10 f to ; I our
\u25ba/; prices less : than half, 829 i Market, ofsftirs.?; , i
''-.-•-.->' ' \u25a0-- --. •'--.\u25a0' ". - -•\u25a0 hi i iiiiilTts i fh \u25a0mi i — «irtni .m^H'i <«niTfnir<Tirn rT
\u25a0V y'-i '-,-. a-^ BTJSiNES"s 'I {CHANCES ' tl-v ' \ : - .:
FOR eale— 42s \ shares "of ; finis 'capital stock": of a
? £ well • paying electrical , machinery I company ;: es-
. t tabllsbed i 1901 ; i[ doing sa ; flourishinir \u25a0 business ;
\u25a0 1; 175 shares issued ; j five directors.. Apply ,' room
* 84. Marson building, 1380 Sutter st. - -'. y >
GROCERY ; -.\u25a0 old ;. established ' store: ~ fine stock ;
; - horse. : wagon ; » reasonable * rent . for " store ; flat
. .and stable; sales $90 per day.' Apply 2703 20th.
LUMBER ! In | any j quantity retailed *at wholesale
S rices ; . buy • direct j from f, the raiUs. . DOLAN
ROS.gCO.,;agents/a62a£Market st. V-- \u25a0-.-.r A
CREDITORS' sale of lumber; large.* completely.
: stocked yard I will be sacrificed. > Inquire . 1629
Market: st.;/ /;\u25a0-.• ;.'', \u25a0-'-..-;-•' .-\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0•.. ;\u25a0*. ,-...,_ „.';.'..-.•';
CAND Y -^ story. ( desirable ,; location, \ attractive
v transfer corner; '. bargain. \ 2105 Market st. ? 7« . :
JOR : sale-^PooI hall: 6; tables;? cheap; parties
-going away.->B4« Lagunaist.: terms. \u25a0 . --
7^ LODGING HOUSES ? FOR SALE : ;
TOR sale— At a sacrifice,' on account of sickness,"
:".-. ''The , Waldorr* rooming house, 1229 Broadway,
\u25a0•'-Oakland.-- .- 'J -\u25a0>..- : . -.V r-- .-, : -\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0 :\u25a0:/\u25a0\u25a0
y^:^:-:i Jpartnerlslwantep"'" '\.-: :
PARTNER* tov F tak«'.-half "interest moving picture
• theater; v part cash-"; if . mutually -: satisfactory; •
\u25a0 balance monthly payments. Address box 1587/
\u25a0\u25a0 CaH'.offlce.-';.--. \u25a0 r \u25a0,\u25a0;\u25a0---.:;\u25a0-. , : .. ,-.-\u25a0.: \u25a0. \u25a0 \u25a0 ''.\u25a0 <
__-;-,.' '.v\ciiAIRyOYANTS'-v \. : _
; THE \ STORY \ ov) YOUR LIFB • BBVEALED.
T .-.- Famous woman psychic 1 and palmist has per-
f ectsd a system , by . which shs reads your life
•S StOry. \u25a0;-.'-...-»' \u25a0- .\u25a0: : \u25a0-;-—-. -- \u25a0 :.--...
, Men "and women iaV all walks of life daUy
• consult : Mme. " Craig, r permanently located ; in
• private residence, 1201 O'Farrtll st. c :: u ±*>
If marriages/ sickness/death, chau^es," tr*r-
els, v divorces, separation. 1 law suits, business
• transactions,. wills, ; deeds, l mortgages, lost '\u25a0 or
J stolen \u25a0 property, - hidden : treasures, lost ' or | ab-
. sent friends Interest -you;: If you care to know
• what you should do to be successful and whom
':: to avoid, when -to buy and when to sell stocks,
• etc. : \u25a0if , yon v desire .» to ; have . your , domestic
I troubles removed,' your lost -love restored, your
."•bitterest enemies converted, lnto stanch friends
— In i a , word. . whatever \u25a0 may fbe your, troubles,
suspicions or desires/ call on this gifted woman
?. and she '.will t send • you s away, happier, wiser
and^bolderUhan'ever. before: .A- " '
THE White -Mystic of India.
ORMONDE/ formerly 10. years on Market st.; a
" clairvoyant, with power; gennlne, reliable/ con-
." ; eclentious; -past, \u25a0\u25a0. present. : future: . business ad-
vice.-' love, ' marriage/ divorce ;• removes evil In-
• flnenees: tells -your i full ; name; -\u25a0"\u25a0.\u25a0 born in •.;'. the
orient with the • power of - any - 10 mediums :
readings $1. ' ISIO Devisadero st/ between EIU«
and O'Farrell. ' 7*77 . ' "'
MISS ZEMDAR." yonnsr/r gifted clalr/and palm.;
I have « astonished | thousands j with . my wonder-
fully s correct Jiloroseope of- their lives, past.,
J>resent \u25a0 and }- future, s-jI ~, correctly -' treat your
ove \u25a0 affairs/* domestic .troubles., business - and
financial success: hours 10. to P-; L. 50c. O:$l;
. open \u25a0 Sundays. \- 1260. E11is at. .near Lagnna. ..-^
MME/ PORTER,: clairvoyant.. medium, tells past,
present, future:.- born with double veil and sec-
- ond sight; cards read clalrvoyantly; ladles BOc,
. pentlemen ;$1: : palmistry « and clairvoyant sit-
tings;: full-life, readings $1.50; open Sundays;
walk In. first floor, room 3, 1124 Gough st.
cornefO'Farrell. .\u25a0\u25a0';\u25a0- • \u25a0 : ..
SHERMAN. CLAIRVOYANT. PALMIST— HIS
\u25a0 extraordinary clairvoyant o powers, \ combined
with his superior knowledge 'of • occult . forces;
enable him to read. human life with accuracy
from Infancy, to old age. ",1068 Brdwy.. Oakld.
MRS. 'GENTRY/ divine healer, clalrv./ palmist;
: past • and : present •• revealed : - consultation j free.
2018 ' Sntter, st. between Steiner and Flllmore.
MISS M. WILLE. 1505. Geary-r-Crystal seer md
median; can be consulted ' on all business af-
fairs of life; sours 10 to 8 p. m. -
MME. EUGENIE." scientific palmist, card reader;
1 reveals facts that astonish you. 1465 Valencia.
$1 READINGS this -month: lucky numbers and
charms. • MME/ LELAND.v 7I6 Golden Gate ay.
MADAM SCHAEFFER. clairvoyant/ card reader,
water seer. .7o4 Lagnna ; bet.'.Grove and Fulton.
BETH ANA." famous oriental clairvoyant, palmist
\u25a0 and card reader. 1256 Golden Gate ay., room 4.
MISS MORRIS, card' reader and clairvoyant. 059
• Webster ; st. \u25a0' corner Golden Gate av.,room Jl.
MME.LOUISA, Spanish clairvoyant, card reader.
-Rooms 1 and 2/, 1037 A. Golden Gate ay.- 7
MISS WARD; clairvoyant and card reader. 906
• McAllister st./* room \u25a0• 48; -. top - floor. \u25a0 ' - -"7
MME. MARSEAU. card reader; ladles 25c, gents
COc. .1446 Valencia st. .\u25a0...;.-... -.-\u25a0-. ..
MISS E. HALL, card reading. 907 Golden Gate
-. ay.;', room -25. ;•:•;\u25a0 : 7 '7. .< :;. '\u25a0;\u25a0'. \u25a0\u25a0'-.
PHILADELPHIA SOLDIER 80Y— 1035 Golden
;". Gate:av.:-'-.-jf ci.'..«,-^;:-<' -\u25a0- 7— •>.-*\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0'•\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 -.\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0-
' -.:'\u25a0' ."'f" ]',';':' SPIRITTJAiISM7.;-.. ;.
MRS. '-." J. J J. --WHITNEY. : trance ' business medium
" -\u25a0\u25a0•-. / AND r. LIFE 'i READER. -
Spiritual messages. • - 1 - 1164 O'Farrell st. 7,;
CONSULT B. S. GARRISON: circles every night,
chairs 25c; charges reasonable.' ;\u25a0 710% Franklin
St.. bet.: Golden; Gate; and .Turk. >•;.-':•.\u25a0 • '-:
MME. MAX WELLA-Splritual test • Fri.. 2-8 p. m.
. convincing: messages; -reading daily; questions.
323 A Church st. - , , . 7.
MRS. • ROBINSON; readings dally: circles Sun-
day, Wednesday, ' Friday, 1 25 c. \u25a0 751% Webster
..;. st. -near: Fulton. •'\u25a0 • =^ . . 7 -
MRS. ' SEAL. . spiritual medinm : ' readings ; dally.
• 786 McAllister 1 st: : circle \u25a0 Thursday/; 8 p.m.
v '^PALMISTRY "i.; '.'\u25a0'-.. '•; ".-'\u25a0'.
OAKLAND'S ; palmist and > card i reader ; ladles,
25c; genta. ißOe.V' 856 Broadway; suite 17.. 0ak.
A— Returned— H. JEROME FOSSELLI/- scientific
palmist. 1810 Webster. S. F. ; phone ; West.4l9.
MSIE. DA VISON, ; formerly 510 Post st.'/ left , the
-' city on? July 'I.'"'" >» - \u25a0 r "'\u25a0" ' \u25a0 '•---'
V" CEMENT 7
"HEIDELBERG", and . other > hlch r grades In
, lots to suit/ at WHOLESALE prices. ; : ;- ,
; A. t BR-ESL^UER. 214 , CalUornla ; , Temp. 2350.
AND .^7
McCULLOUGH - CONTRACTING s CO./. 2023-2033
Market — Buildings designed and erected- qulck-
;. ' ly ,'; economically ; no ; "waiting - for \ millwork.*',
P.' de NOOY; & iVAN: DAM/ carpenters/ contract-
. , ers; cab/: work.? 1284A: Eddy. Tel. i WEST 4824/
CARPENTER/ cabinet ' work, -. store , and . office
;\u25a0; fitting. / PATERSON, 165 ' Frankli n; st. :-. 7 ; 7
ANTI WALL PLASTER CO.; no more cloth; use
<-Antiplaster: board.'. 1923 Market st.
*"- '"*'' CONTRACTORJS: ' ,\\ \u25a0'.\u25a0.'""
O. A.; JOHNSON/" carpenter, s, builder, cabinet
- maker;: jobbing. 2027 15th st. bet. Market and
-*-•- Church ; phone w Market r>Bo«i_ljj_to_l_oVjO£k^
: ] ~ : :':J\ r \u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0-: -EpUCATIONAii^v:;" '- T 7 "': v"- \u25a0
HEALD'S." 1451*;FrankUn"c "sti".> San Francisco.
- Cal.— Soon in : new building in j McAllister i nt.'
bet.'- ; Van « Ness « av.^, and j Polk •" st. ' Business,
' : shorthand.; engineering." \u25a0 E. *i P/ HE ALP. Pres.
A— ASSISTS '\u25a0 to shorthand -places; i Metropolitan
;-; (Cal. ) B'sn's Col. ;. 025 g; :Or ay. ; ; penmanship.
V. Espina ; .' drwg. -;, evs. ; i day $10 '\u25a0 mo-i a . cve 7 $5.~
ENGINEERING— CiviI. \u25a0•\u25a0.; elecl.. r : , mining, • mech..
/\u25a0-: survey,"'- assay, v cyanide; t day,'-: eve. ; i est. 1 1864.
: Van der Nalllen School, 51st & Telg., ' Oakland.
LENA.BUDD POWERS.- school of expression and
: dramatic : art/ : 761 \u25a0 Fillmore ; : post • graduate of
\u25a0;,:; Emerson ; College of., Oratory, \u25a0 Boston., .7 \u25a0'
PHYSlCAL"; culture;' women/? children: - -. Audi-
torium i building, - cor: Page i and \ Flllmore sU.
MISS :' CLAIRE \u25a0„ E. DONOVAN. ; \u25a0 . -
PROF/ T."'A.7ROBINSOIT, i tlndivid/ f Instr." math..'
,7 bookkeeping/ Eng./ etc.; day/ eve. 200 Page st.
H E ALD' S « Engineering *; School. 1 295 'Locust f ay.
\u25a0 -' cor. v Frankli n; st. ; i all: branches ; > day ; and ; eve. ,
GUITAR,- mandolin/ piano,'* Kinging; ; new j classes;
i forming; 8 Wessons $3/802 Ha'.^ht cr. Devlsadoro
SAN •' FRANCISCO \ Business 5 Collegelnow jlocateir-
j -.; at; 73 3; Flllmore inear ;dayf and<evenins-
THE « BERLITZ ? SCHOOL a OF, LANGUAGES—;
•% 2531-; Washington nr/ Fillmore: send for circular.;
R. : PFAENDLER."' pianist ;-, pupils ? taught.; classic
-' i or.j popular. r .J 385 s Fell j st. j* Phone, Fell. 1437.7 '
\u25a0 ;•\u25a0<\u25a0 -\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- :.'^VS.:C/BALDWIN^'-; '.-77.7V- . v ; '
, ;'\u25a0 Banjo. '., mandolin;-* guitar.^-; 1374 ., Hayes t st.T, y
• ALL .'court: reporters; recommend; Gallagher-Marsh
y-$ Business ; College,*.464 * Devisadero, st. -' , . .7
MERRILL-MILLBR ' Oollegeri- pleasantly.; located
' .tat < 733 x Fillmore I St. ; 1 day; and, evening. \u25a0 \u25a0
:' CHEAPEST^ and - best? In The Weekly
;~\ 1- v-^empj^ymbntXoffices; 1 ;;;- 1 .. ''\u0084)
\u25a0 JAPANESE Housecieaning Agency I furnishes, best
. / help I with v care,"?; bjj^ hours/3 days •> or 3. weeks: ;
. ' £ cooks,*' waiters, . house * cleaners,' window;, wash- ;
\u25a0, V- prs.'^etc/ .H. K/.0DA.7 1721 "*• Post ! st.;o phone
: :.--.West'4C34.T. :- .- .7 • ' \u25a0..\u25a0' -.\u25a0 .\u25a0 -•;- \u25a0:.'\u25a0 ;"'• :\u25a0•::\u25a0•: "•'/,\u25a0 -::;;-'
I STAR', employment faffice? furnishes 'Japanese "and
; :*i Chinese »hcln ' with s care. i»\Tel:>- v West i167."- W. .
: ;-,,; K ADOTA, V; 1 60S ? Geary »' st.f near.{ Buchanan. %?>
; 'ALL* KINDS < of i Japanese I and ''• Chinese * workers
?"^looklngi for; jobs-.'scltyiorjootintry: g,1748 > Putter.
> i- i st.;"j San ; Francisco.-^ Telephone I West ; 2803;r;s|=j
j JAPANESE I Chinesej association;* proprietor Oscar
\u25a0 \u25a0 Hatsuml.t 1513 f Geary ist.^nr.K'Laguna;;" Phone
' :.iWest{iS6BS. 1 \u25a0 . 1
. , CHINESE , and ; Japanese j employment 1 office,' 362
. .7 Sth 1 st: ;;tel: Oak 3101/g Br HALL;,Oakland. Cal.'i
H:: W.*; HONG, 1 Chines* 1 employment i of flee,";, 837
, ,-/.;\u25a0 Webster, st, ?. Oakland;! pbons r Vernon : 241. ' . .'.'?-
: £i EMPIOYMEITTIWAATED— Female ;\u25a0:
LADY J of : culture T and " refinement. :r with"" 'excellent
' refertnees/ desires a position/ either as a com-
panion *to \u25a0 a \u25a0•\u25a0 lady ' or s as ; a\u25a0: nursery > governess,
where reading," writing ; and '; sewing ' would : not
':/ be.i required. ..-"Answer- by \ letter. -• Associated
.. Charities' .' Employment Committee, 'lso7 ' Jack-
7.Ron tt^-''\-'r : : \ .--.: 7— 7- _-\u25a0\u25a0; '\u25a0:';.!*\u25a0 .\u25a0'---'*, "
HOUSE KEEPER'S position desired by widow,
.-.\u25a0' alone; ' good t managing \u25a0 cook ; thoroughly trnst-
7 , worthy ; \u25a0 would go north. '- MRS. '.W. H. DICK-
9 SON, i General | Delivery/-: Pasadena. Caf.^ H
FRENCH , girl, I not '• speaking . English, ; wishes
:. :a \u25a0 postion . to do upstairs - work i or . to take care
' of a children.?,. Apply i 1277^Waller. v ; - "-." .'
SWEDISH girl ' wishes situation; housework or
I cooking; . wages $35. Call 228 Cbapultepec st.
near 29th and Mission. -:-7 .-.- '\u25a0-,-; ,_--/ -y
AN * elderly- French lady-wlth ' references wants
light housework in family of 1-oif 2. Box 1334,
Call office,; Oakland. • . t ;.. : ' ' - - ',-.
YOUNG . woman wants situation ' cooking In small
\u25a0 family. -*462 Santa Clara ay.. ; Alameda/. Phone
"Alameda : 2406/, ;..' -7.;-,- \u25a0: : ...-;-- v" - ?
GIRL : wants >' a ; situation 3at - light housework ;
: s adults ; no : postals answered.'; 2459 ; Clay st. .
WANTED— Position,.' as - house keeper \u25a0In small
. family. >fr Address box 2283, Call office. ' ' ••'-•
FRENCH cook wishes position. \u25a0 Box 2282, Call
office. -\u25a0--. \u25a0-' . -r.. .. .. »-,--.-. \u25a0\u25a0.'......
v EMPLOYMENT . WASTED— MaIe -"
YOUNG ; man 28 years old and ' single, with ] 5
years' experience In Illinois bank, desires sim-
: liar : position •in i California > bank; . references
furnished. Address box 2265,'. Call office.
FRENCH couple, | man and wife, : wish situations
. together, or - separately; \ man '\u25a0 first '• class all
rouafl cook/fancy or plain; wife cook or cham-
. bermaid. ' Address QASTON CONFIANCE, 800
'. .. Montgomery St., ' San Francisco/ '-: ' "\u25a0 7 - .
YOUNG man. stenographer and secretary wishes
position, * country • preferred; L good -references
as »to . ability, etc. ~ Address - box . 20. 1108 Va-
.-: \u25a0 lencla ' st.,' ; or phone Market 2781. .-. • -\u0084 ' '-\u25a0 ;
GOOD all around woman wants. work; good plain
'" cook and kitchen : help; - summer ; resort.' hotel
;* or -, worklngman's • boarding • bouse, ranch; - city
or : country. .- Apply 362 A 3d st.
GARDENER and automobile i washer/V experi-
enced, . wants position on private .place; wases
$40; references. i H.. ANDERSEN, The Calif or^
1 nla, . 818 Broadway, -. Oakland. .7 •"."\u25a0\u25a0-.-
FOREMAN carpenter/, competent: and up. to date
: builder. I willing to take charge for architect
.;.;\u25a0 or., owner. '. Box 2271, • Call office. . \u25a0; ; .. • **
Al GROCERY clerk \u25a0 wishes position in country
store; first class city, references. Address box
2266, Call office.'; ' - '/ ' ; • \u25a0'->'-"\u25a0: \u25a0
JOB wanted as working foreman; understands all
kinds ; of rigging -work. Address Rigger, 353
/ Douglass st. / 7 7 . .-. ..<;\u25a0'/ '-'. -; /i
EXPERIENCED Japanese wants position in laun-
,'. dry or In. family. T. AOYAGI. 10aS Bush st. .
GARDENER and man about plac« wishes sltua-
,., tlon. , Box 2230, Call office. -; 7 - ' ;;
CHEAPEST: and best in America, / Th« -Weekly
• Call; $1 a year. " - - . I_i_
:T: T SANTA v CRTJ2S -- EMFLO YMENT
IF you want work of any description, male . or
female/write to J. W. McCUISTON, 266 Pa-
clflc ay.. Santa Cruz.
HELP WANTED— FemaIe
WANTED— Young women to learn telephone - op-
' eratlng; paUf while -. learning; salary Increased
after first two weeks and further Increased
• after work : becomes efficient.' \u25a0».,\u25a0.
Daily ; * luncheons ,; furnished . free, \u25a0 and rest
1 rooms .with matron In attendance. • ...
-•: Permanent poettions; . good chance for, ad-
vancement. - Apply to I I
PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.,
7 Traffic Department,, Fell and. Scott sts. -
GIRLS TO SEW :ON - SHIRTS: ; SPECIAL AT-
TENTION PAID TO LEARNERS; PAID
WHILE - LEARNING; CLEAN" WORK AND
STEADY 'EMPLOYMENT AT GOOD WAGES;
GOOD TRADE AND . . EASILY : LEARNED;
THE MOST- MODERN AND CLEANEST FAC-
TORY ON : THE- COAST. 'APPLY TO WIL-
\u25a0 LIAM HINDSHAW. CARE - LEVI STRAUSS
A CO.'/ CORNER CLINTON . PARK AND; VA-
LENCIA (BET.; 13TH AND 14TH)/-
OUR- NEW . FACTORY \u25a0: BUILDING.*-' WHICH IS
THOROUGHLY \u25a0 .: ; LIGHTED. 1 -~- VENTILATF.D
. AND HEATED. IS NOW READY FOR OCCU-
, FANCY; ' EXPERIENCED AND INEXPERI-
' ENCED SEWING .' MACHINE / OPERATORS
WANTED ON OVERALI^: • GOOD PAY;
STEADY-WORK; PAID WHILE LEARNING.
LEVI STRAUSS -& CO.. VALENCIA BET.
13TH AND 14TH. APPLY MR. DAVIS.
AT;GREENEBAUM, .WEIL& MICHELS, 19th
and .Bryant i sts./. operators •, wanted on - fronts
•; and; sleeves, on negligee shirts, .also 2 needle
. girls on union \u25a0 ' special - machine, - also bright
- : girl to box shirts.; .' \u25a0'- '-.\u25a0:\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0. '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:. ;:\u25a0 •'\u25a0"\u25a0;, \u25a0/."-.
.WANTED— Young lady * stenographer " and ; type-
-, writer^ not 'afraid of work; must furnish: first
• ' : class \ references. Address, giving " references
and salary wanted, box 2287/ Call office.; \u25a0-. \u25a0-
ANY-; intelligent , person : may > earn '\u25a0; good ' Income
>/ correspond. - for_ newspapers;. exp. unnec. ' Send
• : for . partlc. Press ; Syndicate/ Lockport/ N. Y.
GIRL : wanted . for : chamber work and \u25a0\u25a0 to \u25a0 assist
in kltchen;;no cooking.. Call at 1502 Buchanan
,'\u25a0,-. St. , bet.. 2.and'4ip.i m/- Friday/.- - -. ..7' .
WANTED — To ':, pose v. for * artists, young •• woman
with baby,; 1 . year old for younger. " Call 3000
[ ' | Pacific ; ay/i bet. 9 and ! 10 ; a." m. <. . - . - ; /
LEDGER' clerk;, must be experienced, accurate
\u25a0and ; thoroughly . competent. ;S.'\u25a0 N. -WOOD .-. &
i;CO.;vFillmore and. Ellis sts.
EXPERIENCED operators -to - sew - labels on
«hlrts. S>' ULMAN, - SELLIGSOHN •& BROWN,
-7 6th : and ; West _E1 Dorado sts^PsJKBSSSSCK^-T^
EVERYBODY— Profitable' vacation; pick' hops.
\u25a0^ HORST, ; 2339 Mission st.,' 1228 Flllmore St.;
: open -daily. " :-,-•; ._ , ; '\u25a0-\u25a0 .
GIRLS for houbiwork call at\the Mission • Era-
; ployment : Agency, '. 3522 -20th st.,' above
.Mission.; 7 • : >, \u25a0\u25a0::•\u25a0. .':-• tJ:.?- - \u25a0- . . ;
WANTEl>— Teacher~for district school. Address
.BOYNTON, First National Bank building,
\u25a0:- Berkeley •f/aBES&mSS&SS^BBStBBSiISS^&sA
LADIES • looking \u25a0 for , help - call at ; the - Mission
' ; employment--, agency,: 3522 ; 20th st.,"<-above
,v : . Mission., 77:-: U.-,V'v-.;-. »•.-•'. ' - : -;.>--- : ". :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0> .r'—Z-:-:.:^
SKND '10c for /beautiful hand /painted r cushion
>i top J cover., 2026 < Fillmore \u25a0 st.,; San Francisco.
WANTED— Younj; f girl : tn care i for ; child - during
: ; the ,; day ( and isleep ; at home.t ' Box 1 1594/: Call.
GIRLS » to i help jon ' stnek ; 'i no '\u25a0 experience ! neces-
!- sary.t' MULLER & ;RAAS ; CO.", \u25a0 1230 - Polk st:
. WANTED-rGIrl " for I general I housework and as-
. :.': .' sist s with children, -k Apply ; 1724 ;\u25a0 Sutter \u25a0; st. :r;. ;
MADERIA'i.: Millinery - School ; \u25a0'£. private :\u25a0 classes.
' I860 !; Buchanan,; apt. 7;l hats trimmed." :\u25a0'
, GlRL .v" for S cooking ."and / light >'; housework; ' 3
:fa(lults/;.434 Sprnce Bt. L near Sacramento; 7
WANTED— LadIes ito have* CORSETS made , to
.7' order:;s2.soiup;|;:so9;Lajruna st.7 -'•'.' '."."'•'
THIS ad and 50c will give you - cabinet photos.
, s-DONNEL.- 2262 Mission: st.'---
GIRLI for^gcneral % housework; ? small family/ -C 4
\u0084''.-. Sth i ay.' \u25a0 north ; of \u25a0: Lake •nt *-| i6ll!HlTy'iltfjtir>'l>niJt
. COMPETKNT; stenographer familiar • with legal
r^.work/^ 1916 ; Sutter st// r }>, 7- : \u25a0• / ; , : ---.« .....-.-
1 ENERGETlC k woman s for' our ! sales department.
-X 2224 j Pine ; st.'i. '\u25a0; -, .-;•: ,- . ; : . 'v :. ; - 7. ;.'- .. -\u25a0 r-_ ;. \u25a0
! GlRL'foc'house work.';.. Apply after 12-m. at 072
' "KWallor/st^v'-.C'iVi-' .- ?t.y*~^ir'.:?.-*i~ r < y; ;
* GIRIj; to "• assist* with ' house ; keepor." 1447 \u25a0 Valen-
~ cia - st." ,\u25a0\u25a0.-"•• rv. -. .'.•*-• - \u25a0 \u25a0 . . \u25a0\u25a0- .
; BAKBERS^AXp^ SUPPLIES^;
, BA RBERS, now,; is j your i chance — We will 'close
- ,".' out ; ai f ew_; pieces I of . uncalled ' for , grinding . for
\u25a0" . thejprice of .* work i done ;} 4'; dozen > Frans .. pre-
... '. \u25a0• pared 7 swaty v hones/* regular « price t $1, *\u25a0' sale
" V.\u25a0 price ? 50c : <s some i odd % sizes iof « several \u25a0; sty Ips
• !.-\u25a0; of, barbers'.* coats/s your choice j 30c * each ; 1 hair
\u25a0 '\u25a0?. brushps,':^7sc ' quality; ,,' for < 50c ; a also :i a 5 few
. r-horsehldeiShelUstrops/iwhllesthey.last.iat'lSc
/each.-* \u25a0'% Call Nearly i-; and-" splect*- the "best.
DECKELMAN f BROS..' Ineir barbers' - supplies,
162-164 Turk st; \u0084- ' . " ' , 7-
BA RBER , wanted lAVedncuday.'v Thursday; Friday,'
ii- Sat// Sunday ; \ -wages $15/ 1401 1 15 th nr. > Folsom;'
\u25a0 '^WANTED-^BaVber/j for;* Monday. i,2SO2s 16th . st.
FOR-.sale- : 7 : A!2^chalr;ibarber;shop,'irunnlnElfor 3
SC years ; J6 } living { rooms ; < cheap.'^r 2982 - 25 1 h st.; : (
WANTEDr-rSteeiiy ? barberl' isTol'/FTilmore st*. . \u25a0;
BARBER i-l wanted?: for V^ Saturday < and 'Sunday;
: : wages : sS •- and " commission/7: 1269 • G. G. ay. 77
' BARBERS JLSH S^PPMES— Con. '.
FOR tsale^-A:; barber : shop^ 1 to ' OakUnd: old
and well established; fitted - with new and
to - date appliances; ..'clearing.- : ™" *£? {££
month and a good opportunity tc ; tocrease_th«
business ; a • snap . for a good Uve_ man , owner
must: go. east; to look after mother ; business,
must . be \u25a0\u25a0 sold within the - next three^ days .
' -price is so. low you can afford to bo»™?L"|
i money: ' see it today. .The WOLCOTT-HOUGH
-'CO.'.: 982 Broadway.. Oakland. CaL
BARKER chairs $5 monthly.
: \u25a0 Barker vibrators $5 monthly. .' -
Barker -portable: vibrators/ $4 montniy.
Old chairs of all makes cheap.
68 2d hand Koken hydraulic chairs cheap.
/ : JAMES BARKER.
* - % MR. DRAKE. Mgr^ ;
.y 1618-1620 Franklin st/ near Pine.
BARBER shop; 2 - chairs; fine ' furniture; good
stand In Potrero; • owner is no barber: cneap
"rent; can be bought cheap as the owner is no
barber. _ Apply -to - STOLTZ'S. 1835 Fillmore.
FOR sale— Barber; shop "-"with- living rooms: . Al
shop; central locality; $24 rent - per month; 3
year lease; . a bargain: only » $350. \u25a0 Call f«r
particulars. 1184 Folsotn St.. at the restaurant.
2 CHAIR barber shop for sale: room snitabi* for
club >of pool ; clears - about $100 month ; I price
$350;. value of fnrnirnrc; trial. Box 1585. Call.
FIRST CLASS barber/ $19 and percentage. Grand
.Central Hotel barber shop.- 1416 Market st.
-..corner Fell. - . - \u25a0
WANTED— First class barber; guarantee- $18 and
" percentage; % short \u25a0 hours. « 1457 OcUvia at.
corner Post. " "7 .'- . * :. : * '. .
FIRST CLASS T- chair barber shop: -centrally
; located. Address R.\ H. McGOWAN. 802 Fnl-
. . ton. st. .-.;\u25a0. -.-.\u25a0--< ' \u25a0-'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0" -\u25a0
FOR sale — 2 chair barber shop; must be sold at
-one* on account of sickness. . 2343% Sntter. st.
BARBER,' thorough, able masseur, -wishes posl-
; tlon ' as valet. \u0084 Address : Barber. . 1153 Octavla.
FIRST CLASS barber wanted Satnrday and Sun-
.---. day. : . 1010 Clement \u25a0 st./ Richmond ] district.
WANTED— 6 -barbers -for. Hotel • West barber
\u0084 shop; 3 steady if satisfactory. 160 3d st.
WANTEJJ — To. buy*' barber shop with 1 or 2
- chairs ; tn J country- town. * Box 1578, Call. .
SHEERIN'S union Uundry; barber shops, bath
houses. 760 McAllister st. -TeL Park 316.,
GOOD \u25a0 barber . for Saturday and . Sunday; IsB and
percentage/ -: 1457,. Octavla st \u25a0 corner Post.
FIRST CLASS barber wanted for Saturday: short
hours, 8 to : 7. 681 ' Monadnock building. »
FOR' sale — In Alameda, a 2 chair barber shop.
See DECKELMAN BROS.. San Francisco.
BARBER : shop to . let, \u25a0 Eureka apt. house, 17th
.''and -Market sts. -Best location in city.
BARBER for Flood -building barber shop.
WANTED— 2 .barbers for Saturday and Sunday.
Surprise ' shaving parlors, 3192 - 22d St. •
BARBER shop for sale: downtown; cheap rent;
long lease. Apply at 1035 Guerrero st. . .
BARBER for Saturday and. Sunday: also steady
Job. 842 Washington st... Oakland.
WANTED — A' barber for Saturday and Sunday.
3218 Adeline St.. South Berkeley.
WANTED — Good barber Saturday and Sunday. $3
:. and percentage/.- 2148 Mission st. . ; i--;
WANTED — Good barber for Saturday and Sun-
day. Valencia at. cor. 23d. . . ,
BARBER wanted ' to work in 10c shop; wagtis
$16 and percentage. 6 11th st. -
BEST paying barber. shop in city;. 2d and Vol-
som ; must be sold : this week. - \u25a0
BARBER* wanted. G. W. SNIDER. South, San
Francisco, i Ban . Mateo cotmty. -
BARBER wanted Saturday and . Sunday; $6.
,'il4 SOth'st. near San Jose ay. .
BARBER wanted Saturday, 10-10; $5. Golden
Eagle hotel shop. 249 3d st. 7
WANTED— Good barber Saturday and - Sunday;
good wages. 1515 EUto St.;
GOOD barber; steady Job. . 1035 Sutter St.,
around corner, of Flllmore.
BARBER for Wednesday evening, Saturday and
Sunday. .2387 Folsom st. ;^
GOOD barber wanted for Saturday,' 9 a. m. to
Jop. m..55. 582 3d st. 7 .
BARBER wanted Saturday, and Sunday; $S. 3510
25th •st.'.'; near/ Valencia/ ~. \u25a0
BARBER \u25a0 Saturday and Sunday; good wages.
1302 Golden Gate ay. %
GOOD barber for Saturday and Sunday. $8. Cor.
Sth and Harrison sts.
BARBER for Saturday and Sunday; $7." 1154
; Folsom st. corner Bth/ . 7 .
BARBER wanted at 1441 Pine st. corner Polk;
$18 and percentage/- . •; 7 -
BARBER. Saturday and Sunday; $8. MAZE.
2111 Market st.
GOOD barber.' Saturday, soon . until , Sunday noon.
/2952 25th st. - ;. ' : .
BARBER for Saturday and Sunday; union wages.
3056 24th St. , , / '
BARBER ANDY; GRAVES please call at .1792
- Haight st. " .:*-;
BARBER wanted; good wages/ 1303 Golden
. Gate'av. ;„ . .. . . .
BARBER wanted steady at 665 Gough St.; union
'•\u25a0• wages.> . - • ---. " .\u25a0 -- ;-.-.\u25a0•
v HELP WANTED— MaIe
AT ' RED CROSS ' EMPLOYMENT CO.. '
- • 60S Clay St.. San Francisco, Cal.
'FREE FARE— NORTH.
Teamsters,<s2.so day. * - . •
FREE ' FARE— SACRAMENTO.
Teamsters, . laborers, $2.50 day.
Machinist, \u25a0*. country . shop. ~,\ s4 day. .
'.Blacksmith helpers, $2. 75. day. . .
'.Drill press. men, machine shop, $3.50 day.
- Cook, camp. - near city, - $CO . mo. and ;f J.
, 2 waiters, above camp, ' $30 . mo. \u25a0 and fd. -
4 laborers, sawmill, $45 mo." and fd. '. . -
Lumber pliers. ' Shasta county. $2.73 day.
Blacksmith.- camp, $3.50 day. .
Timber ' fellers. 7. woodsmen, steam shovel
borers, ranch hands,: wood choppers and other
good Jobs. ' "-__\u25a0'
100 room- lodging house, electric lighted, 25c
- per.nlght.": - 7
ANDRE'S office^ 957 * Franklin . St.. Oakland.
' 544 Franklin ; st.; San Francisco.
' . Wanted — Cook, small- country hotel. . $63;
cook, hotel, : south,, sso: third cook, hotel. $45;
"waiters for country, \u25a0 $35 ,to $40; dish washers,
. $10 a week, $30 a month: German waiter, $50;
\ : launilri man.; Institution, $40 and found.
REPRESENTATIVES wanted that are well rep-
"\u25a0 resented and known to handle a high class se-
.. curl ty In California;. free trips to Investors. to
investigate. security; good contracts; guarantee-
ing salary * and commission : : good men should
make at least from $3,000 and ' up yearly.
/ Write,"-, stating '.past experiences, 207" Couch
': building/ Portland, Or. .7 .7;
PURCHASING AGENT— A' large manufacturing
.- concern".; near : ; the '\u25a0 city « wants -~ a purchasing
\u25a0.-.-; agent,- experienced . in . buying groceries/ hard-
:-ware,-dry goods, and mill supplies; state fully
;•> past - experience, giving : references, \u25a0 how soon
v available, ' and : salary \u25a0. expected. Address box
M 2281, Calls office/ .> ,
WANTED— By a first class - fire insurance com-
.; pany,' a > man who has ; had experience \u25a0 aad not
; more j.than *30 .. years of age; - applicant = must
\u25a0 : state . experience - and salary expected:, as well
7 as* references;-" all . applications regarded as
..". strictly £ confidential.:,. Box 2254, Call office. .
WANTED-^-A ' YOUNG ! MAN TO* DO COLJ.ECT-
>.- ING -IN- OAKLANDr AGE ' ABOUT 18: MUST
,:: LIVE -WITH. PARENTS AND GIVE. REFER-
,-•: ENCES r STATE SALARY EXPECTED; EX-
., PERIENCE NOT NECESSARY. ADDRESS
• V BOX, 1331; " CALL OFFICE, OAKLAND. .
WANTED-^-An"-' experienced / salesman \u25a0 -by. an
: : eastern • distillery; '.which ,; has '\u25a0- opened up a
: , branch \u25a0in 1 this, city ; ; a . first class - position ; for
- the; right man. 'Address care- of box 2275/ Call.
WANTED-^-Youngtman/. 16 to IS years of age.
1 for stock clerk ; ; good opportunity ; to - the r right
"'. party: « r Apply .. ? superintendent's ,'• office. ':> 8 :30
\u25a0• a.'m.,nALE BROS., Inc.. 6th and Market sta.
FIRST CLASS, printer (to take charge of largest
- shop \u25a0 in ; orient ;;; should •be • familiar .with . book-
• blndintf.viithoftTaphln!;: - single - man * preferred.
• 'STATES TYPE FOUNDRY.. ;- *
WANTED— By . Insurance office, "experienced ' ia-
'\u25a0{, surance , clerk. ; Address . box- 2279/, this .= office.
'* stating 'references, 'experience 'and .amount' of
-^Balary expected. [':.\u25a0--. } l~l ~ 7 .-. .7 _ > 7 -
AVANTED — A 7 thoroughly ; experienced . salesman
• for men's ' furnishing ; goods dept. ; state refer-
' . - ; ences .- and '\u25a0 salary : expected. C Box -- 1584.T Call." ,
THE \u25a0 San '< Francisco ' barber', college : will * reopen
-.'\u25a0-- soon ; ' applications 1 received ' now ; i barber; trade
'. v* taught : f ree." < Temp. * address, i 156 ; Shot well nt.
INVENTORS— Sonnfag's ; Patent - Agency, / solicit-
r- ore ; of '•\u25a0 patents,-, attorneys . in . Washington, etc
7 1122 Market opposite ; 7th. Phono Market- 2952..
ANY intelligent '- person " may i earn . good Income
\u25a0.'-" correspond. ; for; newspapers ; ' exp. unnec. Send
.£. for. partlc; '« Press * Syndicate, : Lockport.-; N. 4Y.
MEN ;and. women", to learn (the barber, trade; ? you
•',-.; earn 'from « s7 ; to < $0 • per. week I while ' learning;
i 1i 1 - catalogue ; free.*;. Moler's * Collese/i 8' Fell < st. vs
WANTED-^3OO . men i to T occupy i slnele ; rooms in
,--\The ' Glendalei'-. 1015 • Folsom \u25a0: st/ ne«r . 6th ; 2.'> c
t- and 35c per,nlght;'sl.so and $2 a week. '
CUTTHRi and ; chopper, in i men's \u25a0 tailoring depart-
-?\u25a0\u25a0 ment:* exp«>rience<t; i; apply <s at \u25a0\u25a0> once. <-' .-*. . N.
j^WOOD. & : CO./ ; Filimore and KlUs : sts.ig&HgSß
LOUfS/i the ? hat Imnker/ i cleans * and , blocks ' and
:-.i makes . hats to "order/.. .' 1024 i Flllmore. > SE-"; cor.
T." P.I O'DOWD,- FRISCO'S -LEADING' TAILOR.
Hl'- 186 Church ; st. coruer Market and ; 14th.'C/j *; ..,.;.
- WANTED-^SOO '\u25a0 men > to ; - eat '\u25a0 our 7 celebrated 15c
-¥meal.TJl4illtb sUWbite; Palace/ \u25a0
.WAITER ; wanted.^ 916 7Mlchl?»n ; st.,' near Santa
: Fe hotel and 'iolon Iron works. • - ,
HELP TVANTEP—^MatIe— Co«. ;
A \u25a0\u25a0;,;-. MURRAY ~& READY; •
Leading; * Employment and Labor,. Agenta.
White Palace Hotel Building.
11th and Market sts., San Francisco.
- • Phones 656 and 657.
BRANCHES .AT
- 6th and Franklm sts.. Oakland.
' v Phone \u25a0 7361 Oakland. .
127-129 South " Los ' Angeles st.. Los Asstles.
- IF YOU WANT WORK,
COME TO V». - "'
. ' OUR LIST TODAY CONTAINS j- .
10,471 different Jobs and positions in all part*
of California, i Oregon. Washington.' Nerada.
New Mexico and Arizona, with was« "Om
" $50 to $200 a month.
• WE WILL SHIP 'TOD TODAY.
FREE FARE— NORTH— FREE FARE.
TO SHASTA AND SISKIYOU COCNTIE3
- AND THE BORDERS OF OREGON. -
GRASS GRASS GR.\S3
LAKE. LAKE. f '„::.'. LAKE.
.2.500 latwrers. driller>. teamsters, tnnnelmea.
carpenters, blacksmiths, etc., wages $»J7.50-to
FREE FARE— FREE FARE.
HEBE IS WORK
BEAUTIFUL SANTA CLARA VALLEY.
.MAYFIELD AND MOUNTAIN TIEW.
FREE FARE AGAIN.;
600 teamsters. . graders. laborers, trackmen,
' etc., wazes SGT.Cu to $75-
NAPA VALLEY RAILROAD.
/ COMPANY WORK.
175 laborers. - teaasters and spiiers, wagea
$60 to $87.50.'
IIERE IT 18.
W. P. R. R. W. P. R. R. W. P. R. R.
1.600 laborers, teamsters, drillers, blacksmiths,
foremen,' etc.. wages $67.50 to $130.
MURRAY * READY.
11TH AND MARKET STS.. SAN FRANCISCO.
6TH AND FRANKLIN ST3-. OAKLAND^
COME HOME— COMS HOME
* TO SLEBP.
600 SINGLE ROOMS. 600 SINOUE ROOMS.
25 CENTS PER NIGHT, 1T.23 PES WEEK.
\u25a0 - INCLUDING BATH.
Coffe* aerred free to each roomer between 8
.-- •__ • a. m. and 3 a. m.
FACINU AND ADJOINING OCEAX SHOBX -
«»,» **- *• TERMINAL.
OUR OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUS*
11TH. MARKET AND MISSION ST3.
"i.'^L-l I^TB ORDERS.
SPECIALS SPECIALS SPECIALS. ,
:^L TOOL SHARPENEBS.
TOOL SHARPENERS. YOU LOOSL
6 tool sharpeners, big company. $75 and fd.
LUMBER GRADERS.
8 lumber graders, sawmill company, Taohmane
county. $60 and found.
«."-,„ MACHINISTS.
MACHINISTS. . ARE YOU OSTTT
3 machinists, mine company, nortn. $3.85 day.
4,maehinlsts. country factory, fare paid. $105.
; 10 machinists, other Jobs, city and country.
HAY BALERS.
..' '_ \u25a0 .HAY BALERS.
20 hay balers, different Jobs, 17e to 24c ton.
- SOUTH.
FOR A BIG OIL COMPANY.
\u2666 orerm * Ws oU company, own work. $73
ENGINEERS.
Steam shovel engineer, north, free fare, $150,
a month and found; assistant electrical engl-
. neer for Stanislaus cocnty, $60 and fooad.
LOOK— RAFTSMEN— LOOK.
20 laborers, right here tn : the city, to break
up log rafts; long Job; $3.30 day.
NOW FOR THE SAWMILLS.
WILL YOU GOT
r EUREKA— FREE FARE— EUREKA.
25 laborers for yard work: see boss here; n*
will ship yoa today; $40 and fd.
15 men for mills; light work; $35 and f d.
60 men for the woods; tree fellers, crosscut
sawyers, swampers, etc.; $50 to $SO aad id.
FRES FARE— FREE FARE.
. :-— SHIP TODAY.
TUOLUMNE COUNTY.
' FAKE PAID TO THE SAWMILLS.
40 laborers to handle lumber in the yards and
mills; fare paid; $2.30 day.
SHIP TODAY— FARE PAID.
- NOW FOR
BLACKSMITHS.
2 blacksmiths, city, no shoeing. $4 day; 2
, blacksmiths' helpers, no shoeing. $3: black-
smith for sawmill, see . boss. here. $75 and
found; 2- blacksmiths' helpers, country shop,
no shoeing. $2.50; camp blacksmith, fare paid,
$75 and found.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil fireman for dredser. $43 and fouad: painter
and tlnter, city. $3.50: craneman for steam
shovel, free fare. $3.50: shingle packer, 17c
per M.
MORE SPECIALS.
3 millwrights, sawmilU, Sonoma co., $3.50 day
found; 10 laborers, olff bll company, fare 75e.
$75 mo.: blacksmith for camp, see bos 3 her*.
; $105; dairyman. Plamas co.. fare- paid. J4o'
and fd.; coachman end gardentr. se« boss her*.
$35 and fd. ; storekeeper, country hotel, far*-,
paid. $40 and fd.; 3 men to bundle hydraulic
Jacks, city, $3 day an<l fd.: 3 batchers, differ-
ent shops,, country: $40 and $43 aad fd; por-
ter, springs hotel. $30 and fd.
CITY. WORK. , ::..'.-.
.20 laborers around store 'yard for large com-
: pany. city, steady work. $2.30 day. -
RANCHES— FA RMS— DAIRIES.
**.*_..:.; -, HAY FIELDS. .;.-;
124 mea for harvest fields: hay pitchers,
balers, etc.j-.wajres ?2 day andfoend.
46 teamsters " for orchards in Contra Costa. :
Santa Clara ' and Sonoma eountlea, $37.30 jto
$45 and found. \u25a0-.--> " . • — .
, 64 milkers, cheese and batter makers, wages
$35 to $o5 and fonncL
3 cattlemen for ranch- in Bntte county. $35 fd.
241 farmers-for. fruit ranches, .vineyard, poul-
try -ranches, w rises $30 to $45 and found and
$1.50 to $2 day and found.
MURRAY &. READY,
\u25a0 - lltb and Market sts.
LOOK— TELL EVERYBODY.
7 '"500 FIRST CLASS ROOMS.
WHITE PALACE HOTEL.
7NEVEU CLOSES..
50c. 73c and $1 day. Including baths.
230 ROOMS FOR MECHANICS*' ETC $2.50
PER WEEK, INCLUDING BATHS.
- WHITE PALACE HOTEL. .
11TH AND MARKET 'STS.
LABORERS. \
: 75 laborers for a . company . SO miles away;
steady work the year round; txf '• paid;
n 1 1 tii ii a *vi»"i \u25a0iirpiTi mf—TTM in nf a "•
25 ' laborers, \u25a0 fare COc, steady work for manu-
facturing plant, $75. -
. 25 " teamsters, Contra Costa, county, se* boss
here/fare paid, $2.50.
TEAMSTERS ,
\u25a0^fORTH. SOUTH EAST.
4 grader teamsters, San Mateo cocnty, $2.75
- day. 3iP(BBPSH(BBhi&PP
\u25a0 6 teamsters -for a maining companj, $90.
60 teamsters for railroad work, soatb. fre* *
fare, $73. . .
267 other places- for wagon and scraper work.
.- city and country.
RESTAURANTS, BOARDING HOUSES. HO-
TELS,
\u25a0 cooks; waiters, dish washers,
butchers. bakers. etc. \u25a0 .
3 sausage makers, city," good wages; sausasr?
maker, fare BOc. $13 week; cook for 13 men.
close by, $40 and found; second cook for camp.
- $30 and- found; cook fox boat. .B men. $30 and
. found : second cook for resort. "fare 50c, $75
and found; cook . for small camp is woods.
: Mendoclno . county, free fare. $35 and found:
cook and helper. Contra Costa county. $90 and
found: cook for bearding house, fare 50c, $30
. and fonnd: pantryman. Marin comity, fare COc.
$35 and found: 2 batchers. ' San Mateo county,
wagon and , slaughter, - $45 and found; batcher,
for Madera ; county, all around man, $30 ami
found;, cake baker. for Santa Clara, cotmty, $17
' ._ week. ''- .7 ...\u25a0 . ;-\u25a0•-'.-/\u25a0 - • .-\u25a0
: 179 other places - for flunkies, kitchen bands,
pot Washers, waiters. - cooks, bakers. ". butchers,
etc., city. and country; many free fare. - -
. -.THOUSANDS OF- OTHER JOBS.
~ See our bulletin boards.* Read our dally lists
MURRAY &: READY. "
11th and Market sts.. San Francisco.
6th and Franklin sts./ Oakland. ,*
WANTED— 3 partners with $300 ; each to (o to
S. America; men with some engineering/ lum-
bering and agricultural experience; blj fortoae
awaits the. right parties; must be ready to
leave in about 6 ' weeks. " Addresa box 153 a
Call . office. FlHmore; at _
MEN and boys wanted to Jearn plumbing, brlci-
laying. , plastering , and electrical trades; por-
tions secured; -free catalogue; day anil nlsiit
classes; visitors welcome/ Coyne Trade Schools"
Sth and Tehama st3-/S. EV. and-New York.
WANTED^-Youns. man for office work by larpp
California -branch' house of eastern manufne-
tnrins: concern. Please address In own haml-
writinjc.- statinz age. experience and salary
expected, box 2290, Call office.
I MADE $50,000 la five years ia to« mall orviet
. business; \u25a0 began . with $3; any one can do the
. . work home in spare time: si-n.l lor free- book. 'V
/BiV.-;ffiw 'y.'.?'- ' ut^ t T L - Manager - buJC
PARTNER—^2SO for - old e*tabli*hc<l and w »ii
paying business. el**rJn»: $250 month- no ««
rlenee required. : but party . must be sober an*
• reliable. '« Full particulars with BROOKB ivk
1425. Stelner, st- -, ' , ' . "" - * \u25a0
.WANTED— 2 Brst rlass shoe salesmen • me »h«
knows how, to sell/ lit and keep s text in a «h.~
store; shoe men only wed apply; w, amateur*
need answer. Fhelan's Shoe Store. San«
-:. Cruz. Cal. * ; . •- . . ' al! »
EXPERIENCED : awl .\u25a0inosper>nott help. Add't
\u25a0.. at -MetropoUtan -= Lajjndry. H+s HarrNoi P it T
. ; from : 7:30 ; a. . a>.+ to 3 o'clock p. m"7^ .
COJIPrrrEXT'nIeM watchman wanted; must
have sood reference*. .Call ,WATERHor«r i.
;. LESTER;, KM;How«rd st. A
WANTED— First -:rla vi -watch "' maker aml "
\u25a0 . stu., \u25a0 • Emeryville. - _ . 7™ *
EVERYBODY— Profltable^vacaUon; pick hooH."

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