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12
TIREY L. FORD'S TRIAL
TO BE RESUMED MONDAY
Court Action in Such Cases
Legal During Special
Holidays
PROSECUTION IS SAFE
. • -i
No Concern Regarding the
-.- . Constitutionality of
XT T
New Law
• The trial of Tlrey L. Ford will be
resumed on Monday. Lawyers who
4iav« looked into the law passed at the
special session of the legislature are
satisfied that, there is no risk in per
forming all court functions in causes
pot basod upon contracts for the pay
ment of money. Even if the law
which allows of the transaction of
court business on special holidays is
declared unconstitutional, such a de
cision will not affect cases that have
been tried under authority of that law.
This apparent paradox Is thus explained
by lawyers:
The new law permits the governor
to declare "special holidays" and per
mits the trial of causes on those days.
Under the laws of California no such
days as "special holidays" were pre
viously known. "Special holidays" were,
constituted for the express purpose of
permitting the conduct of public busi
ness at times when the banks needed
protection by holiday. If the supreme,
court declares the act to be unconsti
tutional the effect will be that the
'••special holidays" which the governor
lias declared under the act will not, in
point of fact, have been special holi
days or holidays of any kind. They will
have bepn legal days, and all acts of
the courts on those days will of course
-have been valid.
t On the other hand, if the law be d.e
ared constitutional, that will also
mean the upholding of all acts of the
courts on "special holidays." The net
effect of the situation. In the opinion
oi the lawyers who have looked care
fully into the question, is that trials
may b<? conducted on and after Monday
5n perfect unconcern as to the consti
tutionality or unconstitutionally of the
new law. If th.c defense in the Ford
or. any other trial should raise the
point the prosecution would not be
hampered by it.
The original intention was to re-
teumo the Ford trial Friday, but a
dispatch from Sacramento last night
announced that Governor Gillett would
not declare special holidays until Mon
day. .The intervening days will be legal
holidays. The dispatch from Sacra
mento said:
Governor Gillett Raid that he would continue
'to- call regular holidays from now until nest
Saturday night. At that time he will issue a
proclamation declaring a series of special holl
jdays, provided for by the new act passed by the
!<tis!ature last week, the series to begin Mon
day. December 2.
Tl-.e new law does not co Into effect until
Wednesday at midnight. Thursday Js Thanks-
Fivinz day. and of course a legal holiday. The
governor could proclaim Friday and Saturday
special holidays, but he hsg decided not to rto
t-o. He said today that if special holidays were
declared Friday and Saturday Jt might force
many litUrints and persons having cases in
court to pet their oases into shape in a hurried
end unsatisfactory manner.
SPOTS ON SUN BLAMED
FOR FINANCIAL FLURRY
New Theory Advanced at
the Annual Banquet of
Unitarian Club
Sunspots were named last night at
the annual banquet of the Unitarian
t-lub as one of the causes of the present
financial distress of the country. Presi
dent Roosevelt and his trust busting
proclivities were another. But all the
speakers attached the greatest blame
to Wall street, its stock gamblers and
tlie temptations New York holds out
to draw loans from outside banks for
its tremendous volume of speculation.
Paying interest on deposits was con
demned as one of the most serious
menaces to business stability.
•It was the seventy-eighth function
•of the organization, and 160 men gath
ered about the tables arranged In the
•blue and gold ballroom of the Fair
mont. The financial stringency was
the subject of the discussion, and the
' guests of honor, who also were the;
speakers, included Adolph Caspar
Miller, Flood professor of political
>nonomy and commerce at the Unl
•versity of California; Albert XTonser
"Whitaker, associate professor in eco
"nomics at Stanford; Carl Copping Plehn,
viean of the college of commerce at
Berkeley, and Frank Barstow Anderson,
"vice president of the Bank of Cali
fornia. The three university men dealt
with the various features, causes and
effects of panics, agreeing that the
present flurry was of no great conse
•quence. Anderson proposed a remedy,
a. central bank for bankers, an ins tit u
*tlon modeled on the Bank of England.
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES
WILL PAY THE SALARIES
'Relieves the City of Much of the Ex
\u25a0'. pense Being Incurred in Spe-
BfliMj cial Sanitation Work
The federal authorities gave notice to
the health board yesterday that in fu
ture they would pay the salaries of the
epeclal employes engaged In the work
jof sanitation. The salaries of these
. f tnploy^s up to and including last Sun
day will be paid by the city. The ac
tion taken by the federal medical corps
means a saving of from $25,000 to $30,
©OO-each month to the city.
TO INSTALL STAR OFFICERS.
.. Tlie following, elects as officers of
Harmony chapter. Order of the Eastern
Star, will be installed by Grand Mar-
Fhal Annie Johnson: Estclle May Le
laud, worthy matron; Miles Wilson Me
! Intosh, worthy patron;. Emma Charlotte
I Kronp, associate matron; Eva^May Gar
'"rlson, secretary; Netta Lawrance Mc-
Intosh, treasurer; Qu.°en Beatrice Lelt
head, conductress; Nella Robinson Hart,
associate conductress. The installation
will he public and take place in Golden
Gate commandery hall on the night of
December 3.
MISSION WAXTS CARS
At a meeting of the Mission promo
tion association last night the street
[\u25a0ar situation was discussed and/when i
It was learned that 125 cars w«e to
he added to the present service "It « was
decided to send a request to Manager
Black, asking. for 50 per cent Increase
in the Mission district. The claim is
ihat tlie service along Valencia street
5s inadequate,
A resolution thanking Governor, Gil-r
l^tt and the San Francisco delegation
for their stand on the. 1 Islals creek
project was passed. by the association.
CHARGED WITH FOBGERY— CarI Leoahardt
ofth<? casim, obtained a •warrant from Police
.lu<lc<- «.';-. lKiiiiss yprtcrday for the arrest of K. E.
)>\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0 i- in on a rhante.of forgery, ill* allege^ tliat
I tonkin,- while a hostler at the *tabl<-» of WE
liurron, T»<'ntj--founh avenue and Fulton *treet.
i'a***>d a cbeck for ?20 on him <m Not ember 10
tearlfif U.e forced signature of Barton.
STATE BANK BOARD IS
CONFERRING ON THE LAW
Commission Plans to Antici
pate Work of New
Committee
WANTS MORE POWER
Inability to Enforce Its
Rulings Deplored by
Members
The members of the bank commis
sion met yesterday and <vnferred .with
Attorney General Webb on matters of
legislation. Another meeting will be
held today, at which steps will be
taken to correct the defects in Califor
nia banking laws. The commission has
In view certain modifications, of the
law to safeguard more strictly the In
terests of depositors. -To some degree
the commission will in this way antici
pate the work of the special legislative
investigation committee. Members of
the commission say that in dealing
with the banks the greatest handicap
has been its lack of authority to en
force rulings. It ' will ask the next
legislature to strengthen its hands in
this respect and give it a power simi
lar to that exercised by the government
over national banks.
A general improvement •was reported
yesterday in the financial situation.
Business has naturally fallen off, and
with tills condition the demand for coin
has declined. At the' same time the
available supply of money is daily
growing and automatically, it is be
lieved, conditions will adjust them
selves and the banks return to a nor
mal basis.
Eight more applicants appeared at
the subtreasuary yesterday and sub
scribed for the 3 per cent certificates to
the amount of $33,000. In all 60 appli
cations have been fibsd for a total of
1144,250.
The directors of the California safe
deposit company report that • steady
progress Is being made. Many de
positors have signed the agreement
which provides for the withdrawal of
money in Installments. This agree
ment provides that depositors may
draw 5 per cent of the deposits in 10
days after the bank resumes, another
5 per cent in 30 days, 15 per cent in
three months, another 15 per cent In six
months from the date of the reopening,
10 per cent In nine months and 40 per
cent In one year. It is further provided
that the deposits shall continue to
draw interest at the rate of 4 per cent
until withdrawn.
C. H. Imhoff has arrived from New
York and is assisting in the adjustment
of the bank's affairs.
The sum of 5410,000 was paid out
yesterday by the subtreasury to local
banks on transfer from New York.
GRINDLEY'S ACCUSER TO
FACE COURT MARTIAL
Perjury and Accepting Gifts
of Contractor Charges
Against Jones
"Perjury" and "accepting a gift of a
horse and buggy from a contractor" are
the charges that were brought yester
day against Lieutenant Thomas A.
Jones, U. S. A., who Is to be tried be
fore a court martial at the Presidio
next Tuesday. ___ ';'.'. ,0
There are several other charges of a
less grave nature. Jones' case is a pe
culiar one. He preferred charges
against Sergeant W. C. Grlndley for
discrepancies in the forage accounts In
the quartermaster's department at Fort
Baker while he was quartermaster at
that post.
Grindley was tried '• and acquitted.
Jones was the chief witness at the
trial of Grindley. The case has caused
much interest in army circles.
At the coming trial Captain Solomon
Avery Jr. will act as judge advocate.
Lieutenant Jones is an officer of the
Sixty-first company Coast artillery, and
still retains his position as quarter
master at Fort Baker. He entered the
army as a private in the Thirty-first
coast artillery December 34, 1899, and
was promoted to lieutenant February
2, 1901. He has been stationed at Fort
Baker for two years.
YOUTH PAWNS $475 WORTH
OF STOLEN GOODS FOR $5
Richard Ashe, Aged 17, Admits Hav
ing Robbed Residence of F.
Schell in Oak Street
The burglar who entered the resi
dence of F. Schell, 2015 Oak street, last
Friday afternoon during the absence of
the family and stole Jewelry and cloth
ing valued at $475 was arrested at 1
o'clock yesterday morning by Detective
J. J. Dow. He is Richard J. Ashe. 17
years of age, who lives with his father,
a bank messenger, at 2019 Oak street.
The boy admitted that he had . com
mitted the burglary and that he had
pawned the Jewelry and clothing at J.
Sterns* Golden Gate avenue loan of
fice Saturday morning, getting $5. He
said that he had been gambling at the
poolrooms and wanted money to bet on
the races. The jewelry and clothing
were recovered by Detectives Harper
and Proll.
CHIKF BIGGY HOXOHED
At a banquet given In his honor, at
the St. Francis hotel last night Chief
of Police Biggy was .presented - with a
hand made gold badge emblematic .oX
his office. The dinner, was glveh*by, the
following friends of the" chief : Phineas
F. Ferguson, who acted as toastmaster;
W. H. Collins, : H. J. Lally, Howard W.
Ferguson, John, Allen, Abrara IBauer,
W. W. Crowley.H.N.Hickie.T.J.'How
ard and W. E. Cumback.
MEETINGS— Lodsres
MISSION commandery No. . 41, X. : T.
Stated assembly THIS (TUESDAY} Trar"
EVENING at 8 o'clock. Mission Ma- * IqH
sonic temple; order of tbe Temple.
All frsters cordially invited. By order of *
-WM.- H. WHITE. Eminent Commander
A. HA WESLEY. Recorder. \u0084
GOLDEN GATE lodge No.* 30, F. and \u25a0 .
A.' M.— First degree THIS (TCES- #V < "-•
MAY) EVENING, at 7:SO o'cl<v-k. In Vo\<
King Solomon's hall, \u25a0 1739. FJllmore/Vsr\"
Ft.* Masons cordially invited. Bj or-
dcr of W. M. ED WI N . L. \u25a0 MEY ER. SecT^
PACIFIC lodfn No. 136, F. and A. - »
M.. 1735» Flllmore sL— Meets THIS
EVENING at 7 o'clock; \u25a0 third de- %AA_r
gree.
GEORGE PENNINGTON. Sec. ' X
ORIENTAL lodge No. 144, F. and A. I
M., Golden Gate temple, 2135 Sut- A "'\u25a0,'.
t»r »t.— Third degree THIS <TUF.S- «#%-
DAY) , .EVENING at 7:30. Master J&jT
' masons cordially invited. . . '-^r-\-.
AJ.S. HUBBABD,"Secretary.V-
STARR KING lodge No. 344, F. and A; • \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'?
M.,' 1739 Flllmore St.— Sp*clal moot, _#V
ing '\u25a0, THIS (WEDNESDAY) i EVES- %^K\_F)
ING. November 27; • at 7:30 o'clock
fnr third degree. 4 Master masons cor- ' /t^r^X)
dially Invited. W. A. KEIXER.-W. M. .'
;H. f. ' WRIGHT. Secretary. v - \u25a0
SAN. FRANCISCO lodge NoA 360, IF.* • •-'
A. -M. — Second : degree . THIS -'-
(TUESDAY)' EVENING nt 7:30 vfAi'
o'clock. Craftsmen cordlnllr iv- 7vs^
Tiled.- :': ' -' ' \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 .-.;. \u25a0 .- . /v\r\-
CHAELES S. SHERMAN, Secretary.
THE SA^" FRANCISCOSeAIit;, TUESDAY,; NOVEMBER 26; 1907.
. MEETING 'NOTlCES— Lod_re»— Cont'd'j;
PARNASSUS lodgeoNo. 3SS. F. & A. "" " j»'
M., 12th ay. and I st.V Sunset 'dis- '#\i*i;
trict— Third degree THIS (TUESDAY) yfiy
EVENING at 7 o'clock. \u0084 --f A_3r\~
W. A. HOYT. .Secretary. ' 'rT .:. N
UN rr y lodge No. 131; ' i . o. o: f. ' VvjH&_£*J~
Members will assemble in tliolr
hall. IMVSS Mission st:. TUESDAY, *' = %s?*%£Sr.';
November i!G, at ' 1:30 p. \u25a0 m., r^' w ? t^f'C
to attend the funeral of Brother Sehwetzer. . .- . . r:
C. G. ABBEY, N'.G. 1 :
W. O. ZAUN.' nee. Sec. _____________;
ONLY LOCAL MANUFACTURERS,
P. PASQUALK CO..
1100 WKBSTKR COR. TURK.
\u25a0 PHONK ' WEST- 403.
\u25a0 ,'i K ARMT. NAVY. SOCIETY GOODS.
REGALIAS. FLAGS. BAXXEK3, - i
BADGKS.OAPS,
UNIFORMS. '__^__^___
MEETING S-— Special- '
__ .-...^ -.!
EXECUTIVE board of the Japanese. and Korean
* Exclusion league meets every Saturday- eTenlng,
10 Turk St. near Mason. :~ -
ATTORNEYS
AA— Divorce: costs, $12: quick, quiet; advice
free; no charge unless successful: title to real
estate restored; bankruptcy: probating of ss-
tate; wills, deeds., leases, bills of sale, collec-
tions, copartnerships, corporations, -gen., prac-
tice. Open- Sat, eves., 1028 Market st., room 12.
AA — Divorce; costs. $12; advlee | free; no pub- j
licity; no charge without success: collections ;
and attachments, damage cases, wills, estates,
. deeds, guardianship, adoption; open Saturday I
evenings, room S3, 066 Market St.; bet. Mason
and Tnylor. '. '\u25a0 ; : '. " '-. • \u25a0,
ADVICE free; divorce costs $12; quick and quiet;
no delay : eastern probated ; . at tachmenr. •\u25a0; labor
liens, collections; see me first and save money:
open evenings. Room 8. Arcade building,
. 1230 FlUmore st. bet. Fddy and vTurk. -.»
COMPLETE divorce for $25: no delay; courteous
treatment: square dealing: please, see me first.
Room 2, 2053 Sutler st. nr. Flllmnre.
HARRIS & nESS. attorneys at law; W. T. Hest
notary public. Rooms 407-409 Call building.
MARO ANTHONY, attorney nt law. Dean bldg.,
066 Market St.; telephoue Franklin 8502. \u25a0\u25a0-
_____ AI,F OROVES.
CALL BUILDING. ''\u25a0'\u25a0, ,-; ' -V.v;
PATENT ATTORNEYS
DEWEY. STRONG & CO.— Founded 1860: U. S.
and foreign patents; inventors' guide: 100 me-
chanical movements free. . 1103 Merchants'
Exchange building. San Francisco.
CARLOS P. GRIFFIN, patents; late examiner U.I
S. pat, office. *14 Call bldg.: tel. Kearnv 5935.
PATENTS
PATENTS guaranteed: handsome 6S page guide-
book free. E. E. Vrooman. box 40. Wash.. P. C.
PENSIONS
PENSION Attorney E. A. BUI.LIS. 1.141 Stelner
St.; past commander Thomas Post. G. A. R.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS
STENOGRAPHY, typewriting, mlmeocraphing,
copying, a specialty. Room 234. 268 Market st.
ACCOUNTANTS— Certified Public
JOHN R. RUCKSTELL. 306-30S Call building;
accounting systems: investigations: audits.
DENTISTS
DBS. C. *V. DECKER & T. H. MORRIS,
SURGEON DENTISTS,
1316 Sntter su above Van Ness; rooms' l to 0.
AT the VAN VROOM DENTISTS, no pain, low
prices, good work. Flllmore and O'Farrell sts.
BARTLETT, DR. U. GRANT, extracting apeclal-
lst; gas given. 2103 Flllmore, NW cor. Cal.
HILL. DR. LUDLUM. 432 . Webster— Next Muir-
head bldg.. Mkt., Hayes and Larkln Bts.; gaa.'
DR. R. L. WALSH, 572 McAllister nr. Laguna,
PUtlnum fillings. 50c: crown. ?s; ' plate. $7.
DR. SIMMS, formerly Parrott bldg.. 855 Market
6t.. now lqcated 1214 Polk cor. Sntter, r. 301.
HIGGINS. T. S., and KELLOGG, \u25a0 A. C.
Corner Fillmore st. and • Golden Gate ay.
DR. L/ T. CRAXZ, DENTIST.
1316 Slitter St., Rooms .10 and 11. > ,
DR. J. J. LEEK, formerly 1126 Market, now 824
Valencia St.. between 19th and 20th. >
DR. T* t: ORANZ,' dentist. 1316 Sutter bt.,l
rooms 10 and 11; tel. Franklin 724.
DR, IRA G. LEEK— AII kinds of dental work.,
515 Flllmore st.. near Oak. -• - ,
PHYSICIANS
' \u25a0 \u25a0 - ' \u25a0 - - \u25a0 ' ' •'
ANNOUNCEMENT— DR. SCHIRMAN positively!
cures rheumatism and sciatica, diseases of the
heart and nervous system, contracted disorders,
-contagious blood poison, etc.; latest medical &p-
pliances In ose; Offlce, 1620 Post nr. Laguna.
DR. CARPENTER/ formerly 208 Eddy, has re-
turned. Now 10 Turk st., r. 1. Diseases of wo-
men a specialty. Friends and patrons please tall."
DB. WONG HIM,
HERB DOCTOR, I
" Permanently Located
1268 O'Farrell st. bet. Gongh and Octavla.
DR. GERALD J. FITZGIBBON. formerly 21
Powell and 204-Halgbt St.. has removed his
offlce to 104S \u25a0 Larkln st...SE. corner Sutter.
DR. CARPENTER— Dls. of women, 504 Halght
st. 1 cor Ftllmore. Hrs. 7-8. Tel. Park 407.;
X-RAY and Finsen Ught Laboratory,
. • 999 Steiner st. corner McAllister.*
DR. J. H. SHIRLEY, cancer specialist. Offlce
and sanitarium. 1013 Golden* Gate at, r ;;:
DR. F. THOMAS (formerly Donahue bldg.), vow
816 Turk st. Tel. Franklin 1590.
PROFESSOR SHIPLEY, tape worm . specialist,
1217 Webster st. near Eddy. '
AUTO3IOBILES
AUTOMOBILES^Let loose • your money. v '
• If you really want; one. 1 .
Pope-Toledo -4\u25a04 \u25a0 cyl. 35 hp.,- top, tools. : . .$750
'06 Autocar runabout; top;. Wg snap. ...i ,700
Wlnton 20 hp. 2 cyl. side ent.; fine..:.. 350
PHEXIX AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
45tb st. and San Pablo ay., Oakland.
SECOND band automobiles at attractive j prices —
Sunset, has • been run. about 600 . miles, $500;
Reo touring car, $550, in good condition; Wln-
ton, : newly \u25a0 painted and remodeled,: oheap;.
Thomas 1907, 60 horsepower,' ; a bargain; Au-
burn 24 horsepower, new,-. $1,400. City Hall
Auto Company, .66 Fulton st. : \u25a0 \u25a0 • -3^
6 PASSENGER landaulet for: hire at all hours;
Just the . thing for- weddings, . theater • parties
und . receptions. New and second . hand cars
for > sale. Expert repairing - a specialty/ E.
P. SLOSSER, Fell • and Ashbury. Telephone,
;,West 6885. ... : \u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0:,""\u25a0.-..\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0.:. . \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-
TOURIST automobiles made : In ; California'; i.be»t
adapted to coast conditlonit; light touring cars,
. 22 hp., $1,360;' large touring-cars,- 40-hp.,
$2,700. Agents wanted. 540 Golden Gate ar.,
San Francisco; 644 Telegraph ay:. Oakland. „•.
AUTOMOBILE bargains— l9o7 .' 32 » horsepower
touring car, X Wlnton," 2 Pope-Toledo touring
cars, 2 cylinder Rambler, Bnick and Reo; also
Iteo runabout: all in good condition; see Uies*
; snaps. . RENSTROM CO.. 424 Stanyan.st. "".;-\u25a0\u25a0
?OR «al« — 6' -cylinder: - Stevens-Duryea, ; i fully
'"\u25a0-: equipped. ; perfect ' condition. Apply box 2553,
J; Call, of flee.- . \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.•: -\u25a0\u25a0._\u25a0:.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0...\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0;,\u25a0;.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 J:v-.;tw;
AUTOMOBILE repairing:"storage battery charg-
; Ing, repairing. I. U De JONGH. 446 Fulton.
ft. H. MORRIS, auto broker.- 1818-20 TeTegrnnh
' «v.; Oakland — 2d hand automobiles;' est. 1901.
MAXWELL ; runabout, with ; top. ' latest model,
1 used' 3 months;- make; offer/ 665 , ; Fillmore .st.w
AUTOMOBILE r REPAIRING: '
\u25a0 M. L. Wllbert ' & Sons.-; 18th and Mission. ,
PACIFIC STATES- AUTO SCHOOLS now open.
'288 Golden Gate ay. Tel. Franklin 3215.,, \u25a0
BRAND new runabout/ $500:'cost$1.025; 2 cyl.l
16 h..p.; DR.~ WEST. J035 Golden Gate ay." \u25a0
AUTO BROKERAGE 1 CO.. - dealers -U In -i second
; band auto«. 717 Turk:-s;,Tel.; Franklin 990.-- ,;
DOW colls: best by test; price* reduced: L. H.
: AB. I. BILL. 132 Valencia st. -,-
;' ._ \u25a0_'"_ ;;- '\- \u25a0':\u25a0_ '' K-y >' \u25a0 ••" ' : r^ - .-rj.
ALAMEDA-lMaternlty VillaVstrictlyi private;^in?
. . f mts ' adopted. DR. • EMILIE; FUXKE,' 1 ; 1416
'Bth wt..'-Alameda. I \u25a0 \u25a0 -- \u25a0' -\u25a0\u25a0': \u25a0
; ;-. /\u25a0 - : -Vangle lamps '\u25a0 : :jjj-.;j:-^"j
ANGLE LAMPS best lamps for reading. BOESCH
\u25a0 LAMP CO.: Coast Agents. 1 13. r > Mission 'gt.*»v*^
.\VILLIAM :'\u25a0 AIXINGHAM.S a"rtesian -well I borer,"
I ' 211 Brighton » t.v Inglcside.* San \u25a0 FranrNeo. \u25a0?\u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0<
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS^ ANDj I»ALm¥
American , Flower . Works. : 3"4 . Hayes , nr^: Goujrh—
j '".Hanging hanketf. decorative plants. i->|new.i etc?
.';\u25a0\u25a0.;"••-'•• \u25a0\u25a0' ".'.- AHCHiTECTis - ll \u25a0 ;^__^
N. HIRAXO. Japanese designer and buhding con-
Geary Bt.--' j \u25a0-\u25a0-•-\u25a0' •*• >;' \u25a0\u25a0>'.
- \u25a0 CHIROPODISTS/ fe; "%\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0':.[
A— DR. BROWN ;:«li: foot; maladies tre«ted.*;Tho
- Emporium,'. Van -Ness' a».';-.- v '.:' \u25a0 ',%".. -...- . \u25a0 .' '\u25a0'-'
MRS.: M: \u25a0 SCHULZ.- chiropodist,*' formerly^ 1115
..; Tnrfc.'f now* at^-717Bs Franklin, v >.-,-\u25a0>%- .-',;-. .5
AGENCIES
KXOX CoVLECTIOSiAGESG^T^X^wTtf^
.1 Flllmore— Suits.Mlens,*' garnishments ,& attach-
; menu," labor ' debts ; col. ; . meicsxttUe : collec lions.
BUSIXESS" CHANCES
FREE!: FREE! !
A big. Christmas present; $1,000 In goldglven
.In prizes ; p write for particulars, including i2c
stamp for postage; this chance open • only ; un-_
til: Not. -30, 1907 — CHAS. BROWN,', mail or-
; der business, K. 61st • st. and Drexel : ay.,
•' Chicago, •. in..." ; : • .\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0_".-•. • \u25a0\u25a0}
A : SNAP — Only ' $5,500 \u25a0 for country \u25a0 hotel, store
\u25a0 and saloon in Marin ; county. Including property,
business nml stock. . For particulars. inquire at
.T. P. \u25a0\u25a0 SCHROEDER'S 115 Mason st.. S.F., or
.••-•SCHROKDER;HARTMAXN CO.. 703 4th St.,
Sap ; Rafael. - .-\u25a0•— _,:".- i"-:" \u25a0
RESTAURANT with -V «-\u25a0: Kearny ft: saloon li-
cense, large place with r> ypar,lease; must sell
as -partners'" can't 'agree; business good: books
open for- Inspection. : , Box 2554. Call office, r y
FOR \u25a0\u25a0 sale— Old , established lime. lath, and *' ce-
ment business <at Los Angeles : owner wishes
tn retire. Apply ;to 8. i KRAEMER, 2501 , and
y 2507 Ban Pedro . St.. Log Angeles. . \u25a0\u25a0'--:- .
FOR rent— Hotef • St. George: nearly completed :
';\ over. 100 rooms: elevator service; hot and cold
water; gatf and electric light. ' Call at.- 375
13th 6t.. Oakland, .• Cal. - : -. t. • ;.-\u25a0'.' \u25a0\u25a0 *\u25a0'. '* "•\u25a0\u25a0
FIRST CLASS saloon for sale cheap: in the bank-
ing district; no Sunday work: 10 year lease;
would . sell . half ; • proprietor must go to Europe.
Box 2558. : Call offlce. ; ' -_____^__^2\'
HARDWARE business worth $5,000 must *be
; . sold : ' no . reasonable offer refused. •; Particulars
at PECK'S. 22 Montgomery st. .'-\u25a0'-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ; ;
PARTNER .wanted: good trade established;
small sum required; too much, for 1 to handle.
• 622 3d st. ;• :
5100'- WILL .secure ! % : Interest in good-pitying
restaurant. Inquire 622 3d 8 1. ' - '\u25a0
LODGIXG' HOUSES' FOR -SALE:
BACK TO THE HOME DISTRICT.
C. E." HINKLEY HAS REMOVED TO
»66 MARKET. ST.- . CORNER MASON,
DEAN- BUILDING. r- ROOM 11.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE BEST
ROOMING, APARTMENT HOUSES, HOTELS
AND FLATS.
' ' \u25a0''•\u25a0- ; . \ \u25a0 \u25a0 i yv">-v^".
',\u25a0 .-. , \u25a0 ,\u25a0\u25a0-;.\u25a0 . . j . - : -..\u25a0; \u25a0 ' . rf
3 YEAR lease on well.f urnished 18 ' room bouse;
• modern : centrally \u25a0• located. Address : box -. 2480,
Call offlce.. -\u25a0-- .-\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0 -\u25a0\u25a0'- ..---•:- .-' \u25a0
. : BAR AND i STORE FI XTURES :
Standard Furniture & ; Fixture Mfg. Co.; 'esti-
mates given. 851 Bryant st.; phone Market !!724.
CALIFORNIA FIXTURE Op. buys and sells store
fixtures of all kinds. 1345(47 Mission st. nr. »tb.
BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO.,' 17-27
Franklinst. nr. 'Market. ; Phone ''Special 1457.
Artistic Fixture Co. : bank, store and bar fixtures;
showcases, counters, , shelving. 1313-15; Fohom.
Cabinet and mill work, store, offlce fixtures, turn-
ings, etc. Haas Woodworking Co.. 03 Minna n.2d
JAPAN -Industrial * Co.; store, offlce fixtures,
show. oases and counters. ISIS Sotter st. '
STORE. and of Bce .fixtures and show cases. 1765
' Mission st. -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 '\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•:,-- \u25a0\u25a0 -.- -. ' \u25a0' - — \u25a0"\u25a0•:\u25a0-*\u25a0•
BATHS
FULLY equipped baths and' treating i rooms; I fa-
mous German- and electric light baths; salt
glow, . electricity, vibration. "; massage; skilled
operators for. both 'men and women. 901. Dc-
visadero st. corner McAllister. ' '"'-'".
/ CLAIRVOYANTS
A Tiger Mabatma. \u25a0
, PROFESSOR K. ABUHAMA SOLOMON,
Hindoo r Clairvoyant and • Palmist." v'v lf r *
He Is a . Second Moses . .< -.
He predicted the : San Francisco disaster;
also assassination •of President \u25a0 McKlnley.
• He Read the -Hands of
Ella Wheeler Wileox. Mrs. Potter. Palmer, >
Miss • Helen Gould and William Jennings Bryan.
j \u25a0\u25a0*- :r-.-'756: r -.-' 756 Van Ness ay. \u25a0 . •. •
Consult the man who has made a fortune
In this " business. • who has entertained the
greatest societies In the United States. :
\u25a0, He now , predicts , the death of
King Edward In a short time. .
; He Reads Your Life From Cradle - •
-.\u25a0\u25a0< -;-i \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- to : the Grave. \u25a0»
,- 756 Van Ness ay."a v." corner Eddy st.
. Hours — 10 a/m.;to H p. m.
A. W. SHERMAN. 1783 Sutter • «t.— The only
„ clairvoyant who dared predict the election of
Mayor> Taylor— before 'it happened- and not
. afterward; his prediction will be found In the
. Examiner of Oct-> 27. - Trance - medium, clair-
' Toyant, palmist. ;•' Advice In matters' of law,"
I . speculation. Investment and all domestic trou-
bles; removes evil - influences and' heals the
sick. LOW FEE. 1783* Sutter' st^'-i* V
ORMONDE, whlteimystlc of India, formerly/ 10
: years in Market st.: a clairvoyant with power:
. genuine, "reliable,' conscientious; 'past, present,
, future; : business advice, * love, marriage,,' di-
vorce ;' removes r evil influence, tells , your full
name: born In the : orient, • with ; the power of
any 10 mediums; readings $1. : 1310 Devisa-
dero st. between Ellis and- O'Farrell. :. . \u25a0: \u25a0\u25a0,
MISS ZEMDAR. young, gifted , clalr. and palm.
I correctly treat- your, love • affairs, domestic
troubles, bus. ; and -flnan.^ success." L.' -50c, G.
%l. Hrs.tlO to 9. 1260 Elli« st. near Laguna.
MISS GOLDIE , YOUNG, just \u25a0 arrived from Chi-'
. cago; \u25a0 renowned ' card reader ? and ; clairvoyant.
- 1642 Ellis at. near FUlmore..-. - -.
MME. HENRY, late of New , York, clairvoyant,
card reader, English »nd German. 1925 Geary.
MME. MARSEAU, card reader: L. 25c, G. 50c.
1322 Valencia St.; flat B, over Elliott's grocery.
MRS. ' MARTIN, magnetic healer; ' psychic card
\u25a0 reader.- . 1731 Scott st. bet. v Bnsh , and Sutter.
MME. EUGENIE. : scientific palmist, card reader;
' reveals facts that > astonish : you.' 1465 Valencia.
MME. RIDELLE/ clairvoyant, psychic, card read-
. er and healer, -1784 Sntter; 10 a. m. , to 8 p.m.
MME. STOKES — Clairvoyant I and 'card reader;
. first ; time . on .the coast.' . . 1030 . Geary \u25a0 st. -
MISS LORETTA. just arrived ; .clairvoyant and
card reader. 1031 ; Fillmore st..'; suite 6. ; r ?C
MME. DONNE, scientific ' card reader, \u25a0 1810 FlU-
\u25a0 more, room 5: -no sign ; , hours. ~ 10 ; to \u25a0 9.V> - -j
MADAM SCHAEFFER. clairvoyant card reader;
water : seer. ; 688 '\u25a0 Fulton nr. ;. Buchanan. - ' .- .y ;.y
MRS. GREY— Scientific palmist and card reader;
; -hours 10 to 8.-842 Capp gt.^ nr. ';. 23d. * '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. -, \ v~- ;
MME. FERNIEAR. scientific - ': card reader;
astrology. 1 , . 716 Golden Gate ' ay.
MISS M. MARTlN— Clairvoyant and card mi-
>.r- Ing. 1746 Geary \u25a0 5t.,7 snlte 7.';/- /;.'.; v ? \u25a0 :\::q-: ! -
MRS.. E. = HALL, card reading; 907 Golden Gate
"^v^Jhonrs^ i^ _ --___
SPIRITUALISM
MRS., J. J. ; WniTNEY. trance business medium
; • AND LIFE READER..
Spiritual messages.; 1164 O'Farrell st. \u25a0
MME. r MAXWELL, ' convincing spiritual : mes-
: Rages, - Wednesday, '\u25a0!'» riday,". : 8\ p> m. ; readings
dally, 3:30 p. m. .Noest. ,near:l7tb. ;- > •
CUTTING circles Sun., Tues.. Frl.v Bp. m. ; read-
ings dally; mines a specialty. \u25a0 1408 O'Farrell:
MRS. SEAL, spiritual medium: -readings daily.
.;.• 786 McAllister. St.; circles; Thursday. p. * m.
EARLE. Wednesdays night .at iWhltney ",'hall,"
>1164 A O'Farrell st.: .tests/ messages. . : - j <j
;;'; palmistry;
MISS \u25a0 LECLAIR.'- just from ' the east; palmistry
" and card reading. 1416 Ellis \u25a0 st.. apt. 7.
\u25a0 i ASTROLOGY . j
Robt. R. Hill— Teacher of I Horoscops -Writing/
; 1600 : Stelner :; »t.y;. S. ;~T.\.< Phone *. Xfent 5943. , ,
MRS. '-'..\u25a0 DB.Y BENJAMIN; • astrologlst, 575 Eddy
J_gt I j_^Ehone Franklin ISI9. ~ P.' O. box 85." w- -a
"> c6]VTiiAcrrpßs"AJvb i builders, '•
B. M. GOEBEL, 1228 Fillmore (Arcade building),
\u25a0 room : 7; ' artistic ; builder; 2 plans '\u25a0 and * Bpeclflia-
- ; tlons for -frame, brick ' and . reinforced ' concrete
buildings; \u25a0\u25a0 estimates \u0084; furnished ;. 3,v 4 i and - 5
\u0084 '. room ' cottages l built f at ,- reasonable ? . price*. ';/ v
BOOF. leak? PEERLESS ROOF. PAINT AND
REPAIRING CO., 22 years' experience; no bllla
- presented until roofs are tested and found wa-
i ter , tight. 96 Fulton ' St.," Builders' Association.
WALL PAPER and drapery. TAYLOR-SINCLAIK
CO., Interior ; decorators. Bnsh -at • Van < Ness.
BEOWN it , HARNEDi": 1705 v Gearys-Carpenters,
\u25a0\u25a0 • shingle * roofers,"'' store \u25a0 fixtures, : Jobbing, -. subur-
\u25a0 ban homes erected : '; brick ; and , plastering .work.
PLANS- and specifications furnished at reason-
- able : rajles ; \ estimate* ; given. ? F.i R. COLLINB,
' structural \u25a0 engineer, ;: room i 35," 1228 ; FlUmore . »t.
McCULLOUGH 'i CONTRACTING ? COm* 8 2023-2033
\u0084.: Market— Buildings ; designed '> and * erected qulck-
ly;^ economically ; mo .» for; mlllwork."
JAMEiS FINXIGANi* CO.". roofing," roof painting^
g' repairing. "lB7B; Market -st.^phone FeIlUO47.-
CARPENTER— Contractor; I repair I work I day or
g contract. ; H.E.WIDDEIX «fc CO.; 1334 O'Farrtll •;
-,';. : : : '' ""' •''-'.-•/ oashl registers " r ':\--J_
CASH reglsters.l o2l " glse*,**; of ! all Tprlce*. - for"? all
; kinds t of . business, { on > liberal i terms. National
-'\u25a0- Cash •\u25a0 Register C0.f*1283- Golden Gate ay. * \u25a0' ->
v:;^''^>;v^PET^TiyE's^^'v/v : _^ v '^
UNION.; Detectiveij Servlce'-j Co.^-Shadowlng.*;' in-
>'. Testlgation : and 1 secret f lnquiries ; t all ; kinds le-
~y gltlmate 5 civil 5 dett^tlve f work ? undertaken ; swe
-. report : facts; only ; : ttll work' strictly confidential:
X 9«0 ; Market st.-; troom ' 31. tATeI. Franklin 603.*
McCAUTHY'B2 DetecUve f Agency— Reliable^ ln- J
5» : forma tion ' In * civil I and \u25a0; criminal I affairs ; • legal
:: r i{ and \u25a0\u25a0' commercial •> refs. ; ? communications I conl-
~; dentlal. *. 1228 Flllmore cor.l Eddy.^ l Phone West
i: 8078. a! THOS:? MCCARTHY.; Principal. \u25a0;
PAC. Btates DetecUve; Bureau— All clasaea detec.l
7 work »ucces»fuUj bandied. -; Cor. Fillmore & pu»«
DRESS '^ MAKING
McDowell's Dress -Making and Millinery ) School.
'J l2ls 'Post : st;./ near ; ,.Van •. Ness.-" ••< Branch 1018
-Washington st.., Oakland. \ Patterns cut to order.
SUNBURST, J accordion.'^ knife pleatlnsr, \u25a0 buttons.
"t- buttonholes.- Hnintr. notions; mall- orders sollcit-
ed;^ STEEL'S," 1420 Post: phone : West 642"*.
MISS Mr.E. REYNOLDS— ..-.--."\u25a0- \u0084 ;-\u25a0-:.'••*
... ; First class 'dress ; maker -for ladles and misses
\u25a0j ; now: at 1752: Bush; st.'. near. Gongh.i ;>-"•> .^ :\u25a0
MRS.tR. SMITH, : dress making and .talloiing;
also mllllnerv. 942 Franklin st.
:\u25a0'_\u25a0.'\u25a0 -.-.: ..' - ;^'-V:; .. furs ;''..\u25a0 ,„'.;
E. E. A WALLET," maiivfacturinar \u25a0 furrier, formerly
\u25a0\u25a0-'110-Keamy.' now 1740-1748 Fillmore nr. Sutter.
\ Oakland. 1263 -Broadway., bet. 14th and 15th.
THE >\u0084 little ..vfiir ' shop around ; the '« corner. . De-
' signers. . Stellwagcn & Furri»>r. 1100 Post st.
. Formerly with H. Liebes & Co. .'.- ;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
G.i BARE, furrier, formerly Laebmann. & Co..
:'now- 1515 Bush st. cor. Van- Ness a y.. upstairs.
ORGLER &.CO., 1064; Pine st. nr.Van Ness ay.
\u25a0:': Furs' remodeled."; repaired :' and * made ; to ordir.
: FURS remodeled. ; bought, sold, i exchanged : : fur-
" rier and, taxidermist. 531 16th st., Oakland.
B: KANTNER, '.manufacturinsr 'furrier, .formerly
:122 Stockton st;. now 171 S Van Ness ay.
MAX HOFLICH. furrier, formerly 107 Grant ay.
?near Geary, now \u25a0'• 1553 Van Ness ay. \u25a0\u25a0 -'.--.
/-.;U...' .HAIR DRESSING .
J. lIAUPtLI-GUERIN CO.— WIGS. TOUPEES,
lUIR GOODS, etc. 890 Van Ness a y.
\u25a0 BICYCLES AND MOTOR . CYCLES
A— Motorcycles and Bicycles— Agency 'for' Read-
ing,' Standard." Light & Yale Motorcycles. Cali-
fornia,' R. S.:Snell and Hudson Bicycles: Sec-
, ond hand. motorcyoles, bicycles., lowest prices.
\u25a0ff. E.'LHE. f>o4 Stanyan st. and 1073 Page.
EDUCATIONAL i-
| THE | PAUL GERSON DRAMATIC SCHOOL—
i . Largest training school, of acting" In America;
positions secured; 6 months' gradnating course;
send; for catalogue. 'Geary and Gough sts., S. F.
THE : LYCEUM. : 25W) Pine St.— Prepares for unl-
vverslty, ; law,- medical colleges; ,15th year; here
you can save. time '& money; excellent teachers.
ENGINEERING— CiviI, electl., . mining, .mech.,
•;-. survey,".: assay, cyanide; day. cv.; est. 1864.
,Van der Nalllen School, 51st & Tel eg., Oakland.
A— METROPOLITAN Bub. College; shorthand;
. \u25a0 Espina, .-penman.; drawing. : 925 Golden . Gate.
HEALD'S -: Business , College. 425 McAllister St..
,"S;-F.>and 16th St., Oakland; day and eveninjr.
GUITAR, mandolin,' piano, storing; new classes
: forming: 8 lessons $3. ' 802 Ilalght nr. Devlsi.
Piano Studio — Pupils in all grades receive careful
| per.l Instruction. Blanche de Vere. 1781 Snttcr.
SAN FRANCISCO Business College now. located
at 733 Fillmore near. Hayes; day and evening.
Stammering cured: ' English., elocution, physical
culture. .MRS. M. J. L. CRANE, 2502 Sutter.
THE; BKRLTTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES—
: 2531 Washington. nr.: Flllmore; send for clrcu.
PROF. ,T. A. ROBINSON, Individ, instr. math.,
bookkeeping; Eng..' etc. ; day, eve. 230 Page st.
CONVERSATION lessons In French. German;
-also. vocal and piano lessons. 027 Eddy st.
DR. HlDALGO— Spanish-French In 3 months; In-
structor of U... of Cal. - 805 Golden Gate ay.
DANClNG— Findlay's, 3241 16th St.. Saturday
afternoon : class for nduUs, 8 to 6 o'clock.
ALL court j reporters ; recommend • Gallagher-Marsh
; Business - College. : 464 Devisadero st.
HEALD'S Engineering School, 425 McAllister st.;
nil branches; day and, evening. '
50c ' FOR thorough piano lessons; 75c If desired'
to visit; -4C04 18th st. ~- '
\u25a0 Southern Pacific Telegraph School
Young ' men ; wanted at ; once. ' Good \u25a0: salaries
guaranteed; tuition refunded. -Free passes to
students from ; distance. • Write today for -full
Information. Please give age. Address, . Col-
lege of Telegraphy. 306 12th St.. Oakland. Cal.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
A— JAPANESE-CHINESE furnishes best of belp
.of-: all kinds: capability and qualifications
"guaranteed; house cleaning.. OSCAR- HAT-
SUMI. 1513 Geary St.; phone West 56SS.
JAPANESE and Chinese ' cooks, waiters, club;
furnish best belp of all kinds; can recommend
- number of reliable men. H. K. ODA; man-
ager;>l72l Post st. ; phone. West 4634.
ALL. kinds first class Japanese and Chinese help
- .promptly. ; 1623 Buchanan St.; tel. West 5546.
J. SHIOZAKI. ' — -
A— Jap.-Chtnese : lJmpt; Office — Best help," city &
- country; A. HORI, 1748 Sutter; tel; West 2803.
STAR Employment office furnishes Japanese und
r Chinese help : wltli care : • also \u25a0 contractors for
house cleaning. Tel. West 167. . W. KODOTA;
1608 Geary st. near Buchanan.- ';.*.':-\u25a0.'
MISAME emp. office; furnish .'Japanese,'" Chinese
help with care. Tel. West 8259. 1908 Bush st.
WE furnish •- white help free; male • or : female.
, Lay ton's. 1190 O'Farrell St.; tel. Franklin 2797.
CHINESE and Japanese . employment office. 362
sth St.; tel. Oak. 3101.; B. HALL. Oakland. '
H. -W. HONG, Chinese employment office, 837
Webster st:. Oakland; phone Vernon 241.
JAPANESE and Chinese Labor Bureau — Address
1612 Laguna st. ; phone West 1731.- \u25a0
JAPANESE DOMESTIC WORKERS' ASSN.,
1261 Eddy st. Tel. West 7158. \u25a0 '\u25a0 \u25a0
EMPLOYMENT WANTED— FemaIe
GERMAN, cook with first class references wants
• ; position In : American - family, not under ' $40 ;
". city or , country. ~: Swedish second girl with-4
years' references wants a place. Call at MISS
PLUNKETT, '1890 Sutter St.- cor. Webster.
CAPABLE young German nurse and seamstress,
good city references, wants a place. • Can see
party at ' MISS i PLUNKETT, ; 1896 Sutter i st.
:•-.' cor. > Webster. ._ .'\u25a0 ;\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 '- ,' : : : \u25a0
EXPERIENCED nurse, young and : strong, with
\u25a0 best >of city references, wants \u25a0 a place. - Call
\u25a0''- at, MISS PLUNKETT, :i896 Sutter 'st. cor.
, Webster. •' . ':, '-.-.\u25a0.: '•:.'.
SWEDISH \u25a0\u25a0 girl , with \u25a0 best of • references ; and : a
good \u25a0 cook \u25a0 wants *a ' general house work \u25a0 place.
, Call "• at MISS PLUNKETT, , 1896 Sutter st.
-.." cor. jWebster.:^ . • - ; - -r \u25a0 •\u25a0''\u25a0' . .- ' ;,;
EOCPERIENCED,; competent, middle aged woman
wishes ! steady • place in good, honest 'American
or German : family : to \u25a0 do : good . cooking; :; first
• class- bread"" maker;' also., assist with- house-
work: city; $25; good,; clean .worker. ,Call to
.: day, from 10 a;, m. . to 4 p: m.'.at 45 "Alvarado
ay. near 23d Bt. bef. Guerrero and San Jose ay.
DRESS :- maker-— Coat, r- < Jacket, t>; pony, > Prince
> Chap tailored - suits, evening - gowns ; • suits cut
and; fitted; 7 all: custom work -guaranteed up to
:. date; engagements by the day. MISS BARSS,
.' . • 1061 \u25a0. Laguna st. ; . phone \u25a0 West C 255. .
A REFINED woman desires | position with grown
\u25a0 > children; -.-.willing -"-to '.assist': upstairs \u25a0 work;
: speaks ' French: and : city references.
..;: Box r 1922, > Call office, : 1651 . Flllmore st. :
REFINED 'lady ; would sllke. care j of : children
; the \u25a0 day, hour;; evening ; or . week,, or would
act as companion . to - Invalid. Address .ELLEN
SMITH, 879 Eddy, st." \. ' f
AMERICAN woraa n Swishes •' position ias • house
-..keeper or cook: for: men: neat and reliable; no
'. : objectton>to country.: - MRS. , M. HAMES. Se-
'; --.bastopol,": Cal. -';.-.-• L V; •\u0084.--'\u25a0. ' :r[ /--"...
DRESS MAKER desires a few. customers by the
•\u25a0 day : who < will want first ' class i work. Address
I Dress Maker,'; 1379 O'Farrell «t. y. . :; -
COMPETENT 'woman to do general* housework
! or cleanime.*?from:B -to I' or 2 p. m. ~ Address
.•\u25a0L-.'v4427: 23d 'st.-': •.;.;:,\u25a0•.-.\u25a0\u25a0:•. -" .-:.>ru^
STEADY, : competent ' person .wishes \u25a0 position - to
do general housework in small family..' 2107'!*
\u0084 Webster st. ; \u25a0\u25a0>' \\u25a0 7 •:" -...'- \u25a0:;" ';•-:.\u25a0 \u25a0 :-. \u25a0
CLEANING or other work wanted by the day bj
\-.;a'i competent; woman.": Box, 2716, -Call office. .
GIRL ;\u25a0 wishes I position -' as -' cook : : or ; helper wita
• housework. V- Call at 226. Haight st.r,
WANT .work," 1 ;- house ; . cleaning - preferred. -'--. MRS.
\u25a0 .-*A.';B.V!box;33,'iColma,'Oal. :' • :'••.•.**"".-\u25a0••.-
CHEAPEST i and i. best. In t America— The ' Weekly
\u25a0:-'Call.--'»l J .a-iycar. ••'\u25a0^•\u25a0-••'-\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0i.--' -\u25a0 \u25a0 -\u25a0-. .'--\u25a0..
'\u25a0;-\u25a0,\u25a0> EMnOYMENT^iiTED-.Mal« '
ENGINEER machinist,"; sober/ steady; hoist, sta-
.-;• tlonaryi or/ traction \ engineer.' and = machinist.
'; pumpman,: pipe fitter." etc.; .all round mine and
\u25a0'•'. mill s man; -\u25a0 wants * position,*"* city or • country.
\u25a0: "8ex ; 2766,-, Call. office. .;: .-_ :_; .•,:.-:\u25a0:•
YOUNG.. intelligent German,' 22, ', can speak." read
v »nd j, write \u25a0 English ; Vis ; active ' and ; willing \u25a0» to
ii work; '.wants Iposttlon : In .any i kind : of business
to work .himself /Up; ; no,; saloon 'work. Box
-\u25a0 2551;" Calls office. ;: ...
AA— FIRST? class < painter, >, paper - hanger, \u25a0 tlnter
and gralner* will ; do \u25a0 your work » by < the ? day lor
Job; , work guaranteed;! prices right: tools for-
'<* nlshed. «s Address : 162 Minerva St.," Ocean View.
WANTED :. by \u25a0*; man and « wife •- on J ranch Man
\u25a0:.'. farmer, I ? gardener.; vegetables,* etc.; t wife ; cook
f j for, men ; ' competent/ to take charge: : references
/jlast employer. :, -1 Bor >\u25a0 1245. l Call.^Oakland. • f
CHICAGO : Expert * Window * Cleaning \u25a0- Co.;' »87U
-\u25a0 ; Fulton \u25a0 st.: nr. ? Fillmore ; . phone i Park ' 496— We
v supply/ competent ; men > and ; women : for window
•cleaning, and 'general, housework ;« \u25a0•\u25a0v:'k' i ;~r>.'. '
\u25a0 WANTED-^Posltton 'j as I working * foreman i or : su-
f. psrlntendent i with s responsible | owner,'? architect
, ;or '! construction ? company, .«, by :• a - man i of ". ex-
.^perlence;^ Box \ 2s4l, r Call.- . . --.; ;^j > : ; .
, YOUNG" man i (Dane) ; wTshca position : Jack of all
•- trades; -v Call -on write: care . SOMMEB;- 3674
J«.'f22d ; .st;:' < 'cltr.^/i'-;-V ; ."\u25a0?-;"\u25a0•..\u25a0 *, : ,. - ;,- --- \u25a0. :\u25a0'.;"..•:;\u25a0
PLACE "v tori boy ; : in -' country ; vG work ;- for . board.
Eg clothes J and % school. 1 >\u25a0; Box ?. 2350."% Call « of flee. ks a
HENRY.* JUNE,!' Japanese;& wishes "situation I In
; ," general housework. > : Address ; 1313 : Plae ' it.'
EMPLOYMENT -WANTED— Ma**— Cod
JAPANESE, first class cook, experienced.', wants
position In : private family:- has references:
\ wages '11a week. M. GEO., 2731 Yt Calif or-
* nla st. •- Phone West 6504.' \u25a0 •
FIRST CLASS Chinese cook \u25a0 wants a ; place for
cooking;- hotel, i restaurant, .boarding house and
saloon hot lunch: city" or country. L. M.
GOON. 523 Dnpont st. \u25a0' .
GERMANY; 29;; single. : wants position as porter,
hotel or saloon: can, tend bar: city or country;
or any other work. . R.- KICUTER. Hotel St.
: George. 'Bth st. . ; \u25a0 ' - \u25a0'
E-XPERT accountant desires small, set of books
j to keep a few hours daily: also exnert work.
H.;J. COOPER. 1013 Mutual Saves, Bank bldg.
WANTED — Position by a young - man ; speaks
English.' German.' Slavish;- would like to learn
a good trade. ; . EMIL GLASER. 849 . Kearny st.
AN. expert accountant desires small set of books
to keep a few. hours dally: also expert wort-
H. T J. COOPER. 1014 Mutual Savgs. Bank bldg.
YOUNG man. . experienced in management of
office buildings and apartment houses, also as
salesman, .wants position. Box 2539. Call.
GARDENER >• wants situation ; can. lay out
grounds and do rock and rustic work.' milk and
.care for "poultry. Address box. 2557. CalL
JAPANESE house cleaner wants position at all
kinds of housework by, day. bour. * THOMAS,
115S Haight st.: phone Park 1128.
JAPANESE boy: wants position In the city:
schoolboy or housework; named HARRY. 1433
Webster St.; tel. West - 6709.
CHAUFFEUR with experience as automobile
machinist - wishes position wltn private fam-
. ily. Box 2775, Call office. -v -
AN . honest Japanese, who a understands English
and cooking, wishes a position as a schoolboy.
I. NISHI.-1817 Gough st. -\u25a0-.'\u25a0 ;
GENTLEMAN. 28. well conversant with EngUsb,
French and German, - desires position. Address
box 2769. -Call office. -, \u25a0 \u25a0 , .
YOUNG Japanese boy "wishes a position as school
boy; . speaks English. 442 Devlsadero st.
\u25a0Phone- Page 2109.- '
ALL ROUND -cook ; \u25a0 also quick short order: day
or night: city or country; D. J. MOOUE. 190
3d St., room \u25a0
FIRST CLASS Chinese cook wishes a position
In private family. Address LEUNG ' TOY. . 804
• Dupont st. . > \u25a0', .
YOUNG barber wants steady Job; speaks Eng-
lish fair. Y.^M; ZELVER, 1733 7th St.. Oak-
land.- \u25a0.-:\u25a0'- > \u25a0:--. .'\u25a0• . . \u25a0\u25a0 . .;. . .
CHINESE — First class cook, only $50 a month.
SING HONG. 20 Waverly St.. San Francisco.
GOOD carpenter and finisher wants work; go In
the country^ Box 2552. Call office.
PAINTER and paper hanger; has all tools. Palnt-
er. 362 Grove st. "
PLUMBER'S helper wishes work. Box 2555.
Call office.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED^ — Toons women to learn telephone op-
erating; paid while learning; salary x increased
after first two weeks and further increased
after work becomes efficient.
Dally luncheons furnished free, and rest
-. rooms with matron in attendance.
Permanent positions; good cbxnce for ad-
vancement. - Apply to •
PACIFIC TELEPHONE * TELEGRAPH CO..
821 Hyde it. near Sutter.
/ Office hours from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Patron*
securing help are charged $1 registry fee.
2 waitresses, commercial hotel;, country. .....$25
Catholic nurse for grown chi1dren. ......".... 35
German cook for German family 50
MISS PLUNKETT. 18,96 Sutter st. cor. Webster.
ASSISTANT cloak buyer fot our Oakland store;
must be efficient. • practical , and come highly
recommended. • Apply to our Mr. Copeland at
our Flllmore and - Ellis . st. store. " S. N.
WOOD A CO. -. '
WANTED— Book keepers; men. gen. office work;
stenographers; shipping clerks. We want high
class help to register. with us. Globe Employ-
ment Agency, 403-405 Pacific bldg.. Market
. and 4th sts. - . '
WANTED^ — 2 young women to sell ,city property:
will pay good salary and commission to desir-
able parties. Apply between 9 and 4, KAU.V.
NEILAN CO.. 296 2d st. at Folsom.
WANTED— Lady with business aDlUty; splendid
- opportunity; references; call In morning, snlte
17, U. S. National Bank Bldg.. cor. Bosh and
;\u25a0 Fillmore. ..,- .- — .^...,.. .
WANTED— By. an established firm, a bright,
capable. business woman for advanced position;
- references reqnlred. -, Address Box \u25a0 2772, Call.
WANTED — Girl; general housework; Mill Valley;
wages $30. Apply MRS. M. M. O'SHAUGH-
NE9SY. . Mill Valley, or 2010 Eddy St.. S. F.
OUR employment dept. furnishes competent tte-
nograpners and typists to users of typewriters.
Remington Typewriter Co.. 1015 Golden Q. ar.
HAVE a fine - opening . for I energetic man who Is
- dealrons of -' advancement; amonnt reqnlred
$100. See BROOKBANK.. 1805 Flllmore st.
EXPERIENCED waist* trimmers, nnlshers and
helpers; also sleeve finishers and helpers; per-
manent . position. COX. 1940 Vallejo st.
WANTED^ — Factory. servant girls. chamber
maids, nurses, etc.: call every afternoon. 403-
405 Pacific bid?.. Market and 4th sts.
WANTED— Experienced cashiers, thoroughly
competent. - Apply S. N. WOOD A CO., FlU-
\u25a0 more and Ellis sts. . -
GIRL for general housework, 4 in family; wages
$25.: 116 : Palm ay.; new flat; , take Geary or
Sutter it. car., .
HAIR DRESSING, millinery Unght from A to Z
\u25a0; 1 mo.. $5. Afternoons and evenbjs. 429 2d
• ar., Richmond. • . -^ . . . _
BKIRT trimmers, finishers and helpers; also
sham girls; permanent position. COX, 1940
." Vallejo st.
WANTED — Coat makers; sacks $8 up. Apply
at once. S. If. WOOD & CO., Flllmore and
Ellis sts. / '
WANTED — Vest makers; $1.50 np. Apply at
once. : S. N. WOOD i CO., Flllmore and
\u25a0 Ellis st».- \u25a0' '- .
WANTED — Pants makers; $1.50 up. Apply at
once. S." N.'WOOD:& CO., Flllmore and
Ellis sts. . \u25a0 \u25a0•
WANTED Immediately— District school teacher.
Flsk Teachers' Agency, : 414 Studio building,
Berkeley. --..'- . .
COMPETENT girl for housework and cooking
r- In German family of 2. . 190S Devisadero st.
WANTED— GirIs for shelling ' walnuts. L. De
"Martini -Supply* Company,- 122 Front st.
GIRL wanted; light housework; plain cooking;
; good i home; morning; ref., 1776 Turk st.
RELIABLE girl, -housework and cooking. Call
: 10 to 12,t Tuesday.- 1136 Guerrero st.
SMART, woman to assist In small restaurant;
$10 to $12 week. 1202 Howard st. '
ARCHITECT, draughtsman; Al man on steel
structures. ' Call 2208 Folsom st. •>.:\u25a0-.
CHORUS girls : at - once. Apply after 1 o'clock
\u25a0:p. \ m. , at , 465 , Pacific st. \u0084-» .
WANTED— GirI for second work. Apply 807
1- Franklin st. . ": .
COAT finishers; permanent position. COX, 1940
VaUejo at. ' \u0084 -,_—.
CASHIER tor small restaurant. Inquire at 614
\u25a0:.Clay r st. \u0084 - : \- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0; \ \u25a0\u25a0.-..\u25a0 \u25a0 ' \u25a0
; BARBERS AND SUPPLIES
V BARBERS— We~ have
en hand four second band _.
KOCH HYDRAULIC Barber *
Chair*, upholstered In ""-
\u25a0\u25a0' leather. • They \u25a0 are In
GILT- EDGE CONDITION and at
the RIGHT. PRICE.
Also, several other BARGAINS
\u25a0 In 8. H. 1 - Chairs.
DECKELMAN= BROS.,- Inc.. * '. "
. \u25a0 BARBER SUPPLIES. : 162-164 TURK ST.
BARKER chairs. $5 monthly.
-, Barker vibrators. $5 monthly. -^.
. Barker portable Tlbrators, $26. $4 monthly.
OM chairs of "all makes cheap.
JAMES BARKER. „.»,
; MR. v DRAKE. -Manager— Pnone Franklin 3495.
1618-1620 Franklin st. near Pine.
THE BAUER MFG. CO., mfgrs. of Bauer's Dan-
druff Cure and Hair Tonic, have opened a first
'\u25a0"': class - barbers' ' supply store \u25a0 at ' 1554 Ellis - st.
> bet. Fillmore and Webster; \u25a0 they i carry •; tbe
- .best line of barbers* 'cutlery \u25a0on the 'coast; \u25a0 A
\u25a0 visit to their store will surprise you; grinding.
BARBERS, ' attention— We x hare 500 barbers'
shelf bottles In f ancj designs on whichpriees
are : cut RIGHT IN . HALF ; for \u25a0 ONE : WEEK
rr ONLY. v>A'" : chanw> to- savesome money.
.'"STOLTZ'S. 1835- Flllmore st. above Sntter.
BARBERS, attention— Office of Barbers 1 Union
-•= Ixwal . 148 removed to Mulrheai bolldlng. 1273
Market st., room 316. " Tel. Market SS9. ,
\u25a0j: ;',.. --\u0084.. CHARLES-KOCH. Secretary.
Al \u25a0 LOCATION !In class'"'A hotel : ' low; rent," long
lease; 4-baths; completely fitted up;: hot water
"free; room for 7 chairs and cigar stand. L. M.
i"; DRAKE." manager,' l6lB" Franklin St.; , :--.«-.
FOR \u25a0 sale— 3 -chair \ shop ; ; wholesale ' district; • do-
' ins fine business: sell for half of cost: owner
•:v going . Into \u25a0 other business. : Box 2556,- Ca11. .. c
BARBERS,-. attention— For : : . sale; '. all :oatfit: 5
'.- chairs s and . looking : glasses - and X center \u25a0 marble
;"::washstand.ti Call * at :; 19 .\u2666 Montgomery "ay.- : x [
SHEERIN'S union office LAUNDEY: 25 per cent
>\u25a0'. to i all ' branch f offices. 760 McAllister St. :
ivPhonePark 316. •\u25a0"..";; ,-,•;.-
FOR finest jrrindin« In the city go to AUG. MEL- '
CHER," 705 -14th >st. nr. v Churcli aaa Market.!
B A RBERS 'aXDSDPPUES-Cob^
BARBER shops, city amf wantry^ bought "wl
sold or leased. COLKMA.VS. 1237 McAllister.
SEVERAL choice locations for _b«rtf. r shops.
L. M. DRAKE, manager. 1618 Franklin st.
FOR sale— Cp t» date 3 chair shop:. good loca-
tion. Inquire la saloon. 500 Battery st.
BARBERS wanted— To buy French mirrors at
barpaln. 901 Franklin »t. corner Eddy.
— ~. ZZ~' "
GOOD barber wanted at. 1792 Ha tent st.
- -.>--•. \u25a0 \u25a0 ~~~>
GOOD barber wanted at 1305 Polk St.
~~ :: — \u25a0 ___i
BARBER wanted. 2423 S utter st.
SIX months* rent free, barber shop. 'St-.Georz»
hotel. Bth and Howard sts.
31 ALE HELP WAXTED
FIREMEN and brakemea on railroads in Saa
Francisco vicinity, to fill Tacanctes caused by
promotions. Experience nnnecessary. . State
are. height, weight. Firemen $100 monthly,
become engineers and earn $200. Brakemen
575. becoming conductors, earn |130. Name
position preferred. Railway Association, car*
San yranclaco Call. _
SUNSET Employment Asency. 420 6th St.. Oat-
land : phone • Vernon 136 — Girl, chamber work,
springs, $25, free fare:" first class coachman
wants work, good recommendations: we want
- positions for 300 men, laborers and mechanics',
ranch hands, any kind of work. Please sena
In your orders. • -
YOUNO men to prepare ror eiam. for railway
mall and other government position*; superior
Instruction by mall; eitab. 14 years; taoauada
of successful students; sample questions ana
••How gorernment positions are secnred" sent
free. Interstate Schools. Cedar Rapids. lowa.
WORKINGMEN wanted or any age to leara
plan reading of every kind: also sheet metal
pattern drafting: no book learning er previous
knowledge required: day and night. Csll of
write COTNE TRADE SCHOOL. 230-240
Bth it. _____
OFFICE boy wanted, largo insurance offlce:
must be well connected and educated and It?*
with h.ls parents. Apply own liandwritlns.
stating salary \u25a0 expected. Address P. O.
box 2694. \u25a0 _
MEN to learn plumbing, plastering, bricklay-
ing and draughting: day and night: no book*:
positions secured;, free catalogue. Coyne Trade
School. 230-240 Sth St.. San Francisco. -
WHITE Palace Hotel wants— Clerk, hotel ex-
perience: bed maker; night bellman and bed
maker combined for a lodging house. White
Palace Hotel. 11th and Marfcet sts.
WANTED— Firnt class bushelman* to W*<*i
charge of shop; mast do ordinary cleaning and
pressing; steady job: good pay. DRESNER
THE TAILOR. 113S McAllister. .
MEN and women to learn the barber trad*;
only abort tine required; special Inducements.
8. F. Barber College. 8 Fell st.
MEN and women to learn the barber trad* In
8 weeks: wages paid while learning. MOL-
ER'S College. 8 11th st.
DRUG clerk wanted; state experience and ref-
erences; salary $100 monthly. Address box .
,1917. Call. Fill— ore st,
PRINTER wanted — All around man for country
Joo, paving 513 per week. Address "Country."
box 2551. Call offlce.
INVENTORS — Sonntag*s Patent Agency Is at
1122 Market st. opposite Ttfc. Telephone
Market 2952. " - \u25a0 \u0084
POSTAL photographer Immediately; full equip-
ment required; easy terms. S7l Washington
st.. Oakland.
MEN wanted with small feet to buy $5 and $3
shoes for $1. 631 Vallejo st. near Montgom-
ery ay. .
RELIABLE man. accustomed to weighing, ship-
ping and handling stock. Apply 54 Natom- st.
SHOES repaired by machinery while won watt.'
Cut Rate Shoe Repairing Co.. 11 Bth. nr. Mkt.
NlGHT. elerk. European hotel, city; state ex-
perience, wages, etc.. Address Box 2559. Call.
BOY to learn ensrravlng; fine place for good boy.
O. C. ENGLISH. 1010 14th st. nr. Castro.
ERRAND boy wanted. MARTIN 8R03.. 1433
Market bet. Polk and Tan Ness. '
NEW Western. 1124 Howard St.— SCO slsgla
rooms. 25c; $1.25 week upward.
300 MEN to fill beds at 15c per night at Pa-
ciflc lodging house. 371 Sth st.
MEN wanted to learn cigar making; $25 security
required. Apply 312 11th at.
GO to the Grand Pants Co.. 1503 Market »:. ; »
good wtilt for llttli» money. -
AGENTS WANTED
OUT : of the state lager beer brewery wants a
• first class ' and • well experienced a seat ; must
hare some money and high references. Apply
\u25a0 Grand Central hotel. S. ¥.. room 32. bet. 4
and 6 evenings, or per mall same address.
SALESMEN and SOLICITORS WANTED
FIREPROOF safe salesmen for southern Cali-
fornia; on half profit basis; full stock.
SWEETSER _ BALDWIN SAFE CO.. 409 E.
2d st., Los Angeles.
LADY or gentleman: an easy seller and a good
money maker. Mornings. 1690 Fillmore st.
CHEAPEST • and best la America— The Weekly
Call, 51 -year.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST — A passbook with the Hlbernia Saving*
and Loan Society of ' San Francisco, In th»
name of CHARLES A. W. ANDERSON: No.
811-1011. The finder will please return to
bank. - Unless same Is returned within 5 days
a . new book will be Issued to the applicant.
LOST Silver handle umbrella: monogram "M,
C"; on Bush it. between Van Ness a-, and
Devlsadero st. Finder win please return to
863 Prospect ay.; reward. ,
LOST— English setter dog. male; white, with
black spots: name "Ranger." license No.
' 8577; reward $10 for his return. Box 1924.
CaU offlce. \u25a0 > \u25a0
LOST — A cross set with diamonds. In Guerrero
st. or 16th; valuable to owner. Liberal re-
ward at 213 Clinton Park ay. nr. Guerrero st.
LOST — A wire haired Scotch terrier; blaekiand
taa . color; plain leather collar. Return -to
462 Fill— tore St. and get reward.
IX)ST — Iri«h setter pup from 14th and Mission;
reward $75. Return sam» to J. H. MURPHY.
1306 Grove st.
LOST — Pocketbook, Sunday; "Jos. E. Kreling"
Inside; reward. Return to 88 2d st.
LOST — Lady's gold watch, monogram "L. H"j
• reward. Return to 1408 Turk st. :, -
LOST — Gold buckle and fob; keepsake; reward.
Return to 3000 San Brnno ay.
LOST— Passbook No. 23306, Please return t«
Mutual Savings Bank.
CHEAPEST and best la America — The Weekly
Call. $1 * ye«J- " -• ' .
LOST — Curly dark brown setter; license No. 199.
373 Oak tit.
LAUNDRIES
GREAT REDUCTION— 2O per cent off on all
work of $1 or over .when patrons bring and
take away bdls. Favorite Lava.. 2122 FllTtnor*.
\u25a0 • . . ORIENTAL LAUNDRY.
1778 Eddy st.. S. F. Tel. W*»t 6461. Hotel
\u25a0 and restaurant work a specialty.
CAPITAL LAUNDRY. 1562 Geaty St.. West 81 IS;
ladles* and gents* wash a specialty; delivery.
JAPANESE laundry. 731 McAllister st.: try our
work: first class guaranteed: terms reasonable.
NEW CITY, LAUNDRY— Specialty family work.
1815 Eddy »t... Telephone West 2439.
OAKLAND . FPRXIfVnE FOR SALB
SPnCTAL > day for barsalas in furniture. H.
- gCH~LLHAAB. 11th St.. cor. »to— >. ' Oakland.
.FURNITURE WANTED
POSITIVELY -the highest price paid for second'
hand furniture and household goods. FISHER,
_ BF.BNSTEIN. 3312 Mission st. near 29th.
McRAE FURNITURE CO.. 741 McAllister— Fur-
_ltur<9 bought and sold; highest prices paid.
$5,000 ' worth 2d hand furniture wanted. J. H. \u25a0
WILTST. 661 14ta st. nr. Church; tel. Mkt.4322..
• BAMBOO' FURNITyRE
BAMBOO furniture, tables, chairs, bureaus, etc.;
low pnee. HAYASHI. 2100 Vi Sutler st.
BAMI'OO furniture factory: also Japanese tarse.
S. '?SUSAKA. 1428 Webster st. - \u25a0
_-j'^.;. INVESTMENTS _;.-.'\u25a0'-.
THEIINTESTMESTPOWEB OF TOUR MONET
'•' WILL DEPRECIATE 50 PER CENT DCRINCT
THE NEXT- SIX MONTHS. . iECURITIES
: WIIX ENHANCE IN VALUE INHCHE SAM-
RATIO. MONET : IS . NOW SCARCE AND
HIGH, WHILE SECURITIES ARE PLENTI-
- FUL AND CHEAP. THE LOW -WATER
MARK HAS BEEN REACHED AND GOOD
MINING STOCKS CAN . NOW BE BOUGHT
FOR FROM ONE-FIFTH TO ONE-HALF
THEIB INTRINSIC VALUE. AND IN 80MB
INSTANCES FOR LESS THAN ONE-TENTH
OF FORMER PRICES. YOU CAN MAKE
MORE MONEY -IN SIX MONTHS THAN A
BANK WILL PAY YOU IN TWENTY TEARS -
WE ARE MINING INVESTMENT ADVISERS
AND WILL GIVE YOU THE BENEFIT OB"
OUR EXPERIENCE AND ' KNOWLEDGE O*
MINES AND MARKET. THE MADI3OV
CRITCHER- COMPANY. 75 SUTTER ST
V SAN ; FRANCISCO.-'.. T~ . . *
FOR - sale — Timber ' land and sawmill la • run
: nlng • order; j $25,000 to $30,000 amount re-
- quired ; % will stand close investigation: > slant- i
of .Umber: B« 2543, C.U. - "* » ln ?

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