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12
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Nebraska Sails for Magdalena Bay to
Join Admiral Dayton's Ships
The United States battleaiup Ne
braska. Captain Nicholson, sailed yes
trrday for Magdalena baj- to join Ad
miral Dayton's squadron in target
practice. When the Nebraska arrives
at Magdalcna bay the bis battleship
will find imposing company there as
sembled, and the natives of the beach
surrounding that landlook«»d bight may
enjoy a naval spectacle, almost as in
spiring as the Fight of the 16 battle
ships that Admiral Evans is bringing
to the Pacific.
Admiral Y>ayton> "big four," the
cruisers , West Virginia, Colorado.
Maryland and Pennsylvania, vrill be
there.. -'The new cruiser California, the
St. Louis and the Charleston will be
among. those present, and it is mor#»
than likely that the Washington and
Tennessee., the vanguard of the big
ffeet. will still be there when the Ne
braska arrives.
The Washington and Tennessee, Ad
miral Uriel 'Se.bree's flying squadron,
may .be ordered north before the Ne
braska reaches Magdalena bay. and if
Fuch'is the 'fca.se San Francisco will not
be long without tenants in man of war
row. * Admiral Sebree has many friends
here who axe looking forward to his
return. The Nebraska will join the
battleship fleet when Admiral Evans
reaches. the Pacific, and if the cruiser
squadrons are here when "Fighting
Bob" puts "In" an appearance there will
1»c at anchor within the. Golden gate 36
.ships of the line*. And there will be
room left inside for all the other
navies of the world, plenty of anchor
.-ijre. tor- '. commerce carriers, and the
ferry fairways will still be unob
structed.
Will Take Coal From Shenandoah
The navy collier Justin came down
from Vallejo yesterday and anchored
off YalLejo street. The 'Justin today
will go alongside the ship Shenandoah,
at Union street wharf, and take a
cargo of coal from the ship's hold. The
Shenandoah, .under ordinary circum
stances, would have discharged at Val
lejo. but the damage sustained on the
Potato Patch when coming into port
necessitated lightening the be
fore taking it up the river. As the coal
from the Shenandoah would have beeo
added. to the pile at the navy yard, and
as the Justin would- have loaded from
that pile. It was decided to save time
and .cxpehsfe by discharging. the Shen
andoah -directly into the Justin, to the
extent of , the -Justin's capacity. When
the Justin has been loaded the Shenan
doah will be towed to Mare island.
Japanese Liner Dae
The Japanese liner Nippon Haru had
not put in an .appearance at sunset last
night, but every preparation has been
made to receive the steamship at sun
rise today. The Nippon Mam is bring
ing a full cargo, but only 16 cabin pas
sengers from the orient.
Bireest Ship will Dock Today
The live masted German ship -R. C.
TMckmers will dock today at one of the
coal . bunkers, along the water front,
and begin discharging the 6,300 tons of
coal that it carried from Australia.
The Ftickmers will proceed to the dock
under itsown power.'
Water Front \otei
The Pacific alail liner Xewport, Cap
tain Euespll. sailed January 1 from
Aeapuleo for Panama
VTVr
The Sai\. Juan leftMazatlan Decem
ber SO for this port.
Xhe French bark Bonchamps, from
Newcastle, -Eng., passed the Faral
lon Islands about 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, and should be In port. today.
Receipts of lumber yesterday' by sea
amounted to 5. 172,000 feeL
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
• . \u25a0
ltcms~of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
SAN PpDEO. Jan. 2. — The steamship George
w. Elder. Captain Jesson. arrived this morning
from Portland via Eureka end San Francisco
with passengers''and 800 tons of miscellaneous
fiyijrht and merchandise. The Elder cleared
on the return trip .tonight. The steam schooner
Helene, ,Captaia..Andcrson. and the steamer Jim
Butler,' Captain Olsen. finished discharging part
cargoes. of lumber at this port and cleared today
for San. Plejro with the remainder. The oil
Wffctner Captain Seamens. arrived
this .morning from Port Harford and will Joad
« c«rto $f erode oil for the -Union oil company
*t'6an Diego, sailing tomorrow. Th*> F.. A
Jyilburn. Captain Mcl^ennan. arrived this morn
ins from San Francisco and cleared on the re
lurn trlp<nnlgbt. The schooner WHUe R. Hume
* aptain Mckenrie. nas finished discharging a
lumber cargo and is scheduled to sail tomorrow
ftj hallaet for F.verett to reload. The schooner
Ludlow. Captain Tornstrom, is discharged and
ready to sail in ballast for Grays Harbor to re
load, but Is delayed awaiting a crew. The steam
schooner Santa Barbara. Captain Zaddarr.-has
arrived «t Cedocdo with 30.000 railroad lies
consigned t« the Santa Fe railroad company.- -:.-.
PORTLAND. Jan. 2.— The steamer Roaaoke"
sailed for Sas Pedro and way ports this even-
Ibjc The steamer Breakwater sailed last night
for Coos bay. The French bark Thiers will be-
Cln. loading wheat tomorrow morning at Mersey
duck. The large British cteamcr Strathfprd left
down the river this afternoon w*tb a cargo of
c lumber for Australia. Captain. Rolller of the
French bark Europe says his vessel had the
pmper lights displayed when the river steamer
Anni« Comings crashed into her off St. Johns
Monday right. The owner* of the Comings have
libeled the bark for J40.000. The small steamer
was recently appraised at JII.OOO. The Europe
T»ss at aocbor when the Cominjs tried to cross
lirr t»nw* in a swift current.
ASTORIA, .Tan. 2.— The steamer Breakwater
« tptain MacGenn. left today for Coos bay with
J.-clgbt and passengers. The steamer Noriiland
rapUits 6oren»e.n. left today for Sun Francisco
•Kith a cargo of POOOOO feet *of lumber. • The
Briitnh atlp Carnarvon Bay. Captain Griffith
">ft fcwisy fnr Qn»*nsu>*ui or Falmoutb. with a
csrie-'of 11RP30 bushels of wheat, valued at
11 13.00.X The German shtp Gertrade arrived
today frf-or valparaiw) nnd»r charter to load
*raln for Europe. The British steamer, Glen
fc'ari*, wihj a cargo of grain for Europe,' left
"Tli e Overdue- Mat
BritisbcFhlp AlacriU. oot 152 days from Dela
poa bay. for Uonskons. 23 per cent.
"Japanese stetmer <Joto Mam. out S6 days from
Bakodate, for San Francisco, S5 per cent
c Army Traonporta - '.
The . Bnrnside is at Seattle.
The Buford- left Manila December 15 for this
port. \
The Crook sailed November 20 from Honolulu
for Manila. ', \u25a0 -
The Kilpatrirt \u2666« at Newport News. Va.
The i>ii arrired at Seattle November 20
from Manila.
Th«> I^jsn i< In port tindcrroinc repairs.
> Tfcfe Meade Is at Newport N>ws, Va. - •
The Inralls is «t Newport News. Va.
The Khwmiß -it in port and will sail . for
Manila January o.StMp>iQH|
The Sheridan Is at Mare island nnderreinz
rrjininF. - aa
The Warren Is nt Manila.
'The Thomar.- outward' bound, sailed December
14 from Honolulu for Manila.
Chartered for Wheat
The German ship Sehwarzenbek.-on Pugot
*«un<J. was <-bsrtrre4 prior to arrival for wheat
thence to Europe at 31s Sd. \u0084;-.
The Mb rl po v»> Cxrea
Tt"» steamer Maripooa sailed on Saturday for
Tahiti with an assorted cargo valued at *43 348
tfnd Including tie following: \u25a0
1.577 bbla flour. 27 bale* bay,' 76,240 lbs rice
C.523 lbs bran. 180 ctls barley, 47 ctJs wheat,
13,271 lbs bears, 550 Iba peas. 850 lbs lentils]
t'3o cb canned goods, 4.634 lb« sugar, 42,675 lbs
wilt,, 4.016; lbs Ur.l, 409 « 7;bbla tea 17 half
bbls salmon, 40,958 lbs and 13 on bread. 62<J
lbs codfish, 450 lbs end 8 cs meals, .. 710 - lbs
and 34 cs candy. 31 pVjrs fresh fruits. IR2 pkz*
potatoes, M pkn onions.. 456 Jbs garlic,. 345
lbs and 7 bes, dried fruit. 559 lbs -cheese 200
lbs tea, 3.701 gal« wine. 6 bbls beer. Ifcs bales
l>«cs, C pkgs .agricultural implements,* 12 bdls
iMwmi*. 8 pkgs bicycles. 10 bnls cement '5
oils rope. R% -pkgs drugs.. 21 bales oakum. 23
pkgs wagon material. S7 pkgß dry (roods, 6 bdls
iron. 72,532 feet lumber. 10 Mis' laths.' 48
window*. 40 bdls shook*,- 3 roll*. - leather '".i~
kegs nulls, 30 e« 1 bbl' oil, 10 bdls oars SO
o* sewing machine, 12 cs • saddlery, 60 pkjrs
calau, 12 Ml» »!*•,. S3 DkjjsfajKr.. 6 c*ttur
Weather Report
United States department of .-.grlculture—
Weather bureau. Pan Francieo. .Tan. 2. 19Q8.Y
RAINFALL DATA
Last - Seasonal
Ptaflons— 24 hr». to date. Normal.
Eureka .; 17 37
R»d Bluff o.(>O e!4O . 10 33
Sacramento .„ n.OO • 4.52 t 7.."!0
ML Tamalpais 0.00 ' s.ll ' S <1S
San Francisco ...;. 0.00 5.19 S.ZH
Ban Jose ....0.00 4.1! i ,8^53 •
f rp »«" > .'.. 0.00- '2.W 13.69
Independence 0.00 2.72 3.65
San Irfii* Obigpo .....0.00 6.34 . 6!h5
Los Angeles . .. 0.00 2.01 5*40
San Diego -.-. q.qq o_ ]7 3 ; 2S
""" ? ¥~T~i i
, 3 5 p £ 2 S?
STATIONS I H n • j? ; " fg
? 1 I .'I : V
Flagstaff 30.04 46 20 W Cloudy .00
Fresno 30.02 62 42 NW Clear .00
Independence .30.04 4S 2S SE Pt.Cldy .00
Ux^ Angeles ..30.00 60 M» SE Cloudy .00
Modena 30.06 44 ZJ SW Cloudy .00
MtTamalpais. 3o.o4 55 43 NW Clear .00
Phoenix 29. 9R 64 . 36 W 'Cloudy .00
Pt Reyes Lt..30.00 50 49 S Cloudy .00
Red Bluff 30.04 56 40 NW Cloudy .00
R*n© .30.04 4S 20 SW Clear .00
Sacramento ...30.04 62 44 bE Clear .00
Salt I^ike 30.06 42 26 S Cloudy .00
San Diego ....30.02 5S ,M) W Cloudy .00
San Franclsco.3o.o4 58 46 W Clear .00
San Jose 30.02 60 4d W Clear .00
S. E. Farallon.3o.fi2 56 51 SE Cloudy .00
•Summit 42 18 SW Clear .00
Tonopah 30.10 38 30 SE Pt.Cldy .00
Winnemueca: .. 30.04 50 2-S Calm, Clear .00
V""i» 29.96 66 40 N Cloudy .00
•Average snow on ground 85 inches.
SYNOPSIS
«~ T.V* w ,' ath( ' r ha " been generally fair throughout
California and Nevada. No rain has fallen in
the southwestern portion of tbe United States
and. the winds are light at nearly all stations.
ll% ff ° S W " UI probabl - r P r evall in the great
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity — Cloudy Friday
with fog in the morning; light south wind.
Santa Clara valley— Cloudy Friday; light south
winds.
Sacramento valley— Cloudy Friday, wltb. fog in
the morning; light east wind.
San Joaquln valley— Fair Friday, with fog in
the morning; light north wind. '
1/59 AB / eles and , vicinity— Cloudy Friday; light
, A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster. .
pentine, 164 bxs soap, 190 lbs tobacco, 13 bales
twine. \u25a0- '
Notice to Mariner*
, OREGON
Three Tree Island shoal range front licht
KSL, 42 .' X* J? < Li *t of Lights. aSoyi «na
Darmarks. Pacific coast. 1907, page 69.)—L0
1^ on . Thre , e Tree island shoal, easterly side
of the channel of the Willamette river
The structure from which this light was
shown, carried away and the light extinguished
December 28. will be rebuut and the light re
lighted as soon as practicable.
Swan island bar lower light, page 42, No. 190
( " °£jy* nu ' Buo - TS " nd Daj-aarks, p ac i ac
coast 1907. page 69.)— Located on the lower
end of Swan island bar. In CO feet of water,
and the southwesterly eide of the dredged chan
nel of the Willamette river.
structure from which this light wfcs
shomj carried away and the light extinguished
}?T ro , ber -'' wUI be rebnllr « nd the light re
lighted as soon as practicable.
By order of tbe lighthouse board.
P. J. WERLICH,
Commander. U. S. N.. Inspector.'
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
AKBIVED
i^ri Wednesday. January 1.
Strar City of Tepeka, Glelow, 20 hoars from
EareVa.
... „ Thursday, January 2.
-Stmr Tosemlte, Johnson, SO bours from Wll
lapa.
Stmr Aberdeen, Iverson, 35 boors, from Fn
refca.
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, 40 hours from
San Diego, etc. *
Stmr South Coast, Kllnker, 18 hoars from
Caspar. .
Stmr North Fort, Nelson, 32 bours from.Eu-
Sttar Temple E. Dorr, Panzer, 30 honrs from
Enreka.
Star Be*, Kroy, 31 hours from Port San
Lois. . . . . \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0
Stmr Nome City, Hansen, 34 hours from Re
dondo.
Stmr Porno. Fagerstrom, 16 honrs from Al
bion, rla Point Arena 11 hours.
Stmr Daisy Mitchell, Smith, 94 hours from
Willapa. -
Stmr Mayfalr. OUen. 94 hours from Wlllap.i.
Schr Monterey. Anderson. 10 hours from Mon
terey, In tow tug Navigator.
Schr Ida A, Campbell, 9 hours from Point
Reyes.
CLEARED
Thursday, January 2.
Stmr Coos Bay, Nleolson,- San Pedro; Pacific
Coast steamship company.
SAILED
_ \u25a0 _ \u25a0 Thursday. January 2.
Ptmr Nome City, Hance.n. Astoria.
17 :S: S stmr Nebraska. Nlcolson. Magdalena bay
Stmr Brunswick. Ellefeen. Fort Bragg.
Stmr Alcatraz. Olsen, Point Arena/
Stmr . Sea Foam. Lee. Mendoclno.
Stmr Samoa. Msdsen. Caspar.
Stmr Coos Bay, v Nicolson. San Pedro and way
ports.
Stmr Olympic. Hansen, BelHngham.
Stmr Queen. Thomas. San Diego.
Stair J. B. Stetson. Bonlfleld, San Pedro.
Br stmr Wellington. Cutler. Ladysmlth.
Br ship Monkbarns. Parry, QuecnstOTrn. -
. flebr \u25a0 Ida McKay. Wetrel, Eureka."--"
Schr Mary C, Beck. Bodega. '
. .. '\u25a0'*.: .': SPOKEN .iV •
Dec I—Lat1 — Lat 8 deg S. long 20 deg W. Br.ship
Allerton.' from Hamburg, for San Francisco. .
< Dec — Lat 30 deg S, lons 45 deg W,. Fr ship
Jules Gommes, from- Rotterdam, for Oregon.
Dec 1 1 — Lat 35 deg N, long 17 deg TV. Br
ship Celtic Monarch, from Hamburg, for Hono
lulu. ' • ' , \u25a0 ' .
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS. Jan 2.'. 10 p". m.— Weather,
foggy; wind, west: velocity. 6 miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
ABERDEEN — ArriTed Jan 2 — Stmr Newbnrg
and stmr Tamalpals. hence Dec 30; stmr lanua,
from San Pedro; schr E B Jackgoa, from Val
paraiso. •
.HOQUlAM— Arrived Jan I— Schr E. B. Jack
son, from Valparaiso.
PORT- TOWNSEND— Arrived Jan 2*— Schr
Mildred, from Gaaymas; Ger ship Scbwarzenbek
from Callao. .
Sailed Jaa 2— Bark . Fresno, for San Fran-,
cisro. • - . .
Sailed Jan s— Schr Alfce Cooke, for Honoluln.
SAN DlEGO— ArriTed Jan I— Schr Taurus,
from ETerett. -
ASTORIA— SaiIed Jan I— Schr Oakland, for
San Francisco." Jan 2— Stmr, Breakwater, :, for
Coos bay; Br stmr Glenstrae, for Europe; stmr
Northland, for San \u25a0 Francisco.
, ArriTed Jan 2 — Ger ship Gertrude, from \u25a0\u0084V alp
araiso. > «
Sailed Jan 2— Stmr. Catania, for San Fran
cisco; Br ship Carnarron Bay. for United King
dom. • '
. SAN PEDRO — ArriTed Jan 2 — Stmr George
W. Elder, hence Dec 31; stmr F. A.-Kllburn,
hence Dec 31. --.
Sailed Jan 2— Stmr Grays Harbor, for San
Francisco; schr-W. R. Hume, for Puget . sound.
Sailed Jan 2 — Stmr Marsh field, 'for; Hardy
creek." \u25a0\u25a0 : » >.?\u25a0\u25a0- '":•-- '- - : -
COOS BAT — ArriTed STan I—Stmr1 — Stmr Delhi, hence
Dec 30. , , '\u25a0-
Sailed Jan 2— Scbr Repeat, for San Francisco';
schr Vlrginit. '• tor San Francisco ; schr Ara *o,
for San> Francisco;': stmr Alliance, for '\u25a0 Astoria;
stmr Delhi, for San, Francisco. \
EUREKA-VSailed Jan I— Stmr Francis H.
I-eggett, wltn 1 barge Ruf us E.;Wood In tow,' fur
San Francisco. 4"|S9EPnfßQMhtß£Mfl!ftMßw
TATOOSH— Passed •in Jan 2, 10 «. m.— Schr
Mayflower, from Siiislaw, for. Poget sound. - %
' Passed In Jan 2— Br , bark -.XJlenogll, froai
San Dleco.. for Townsend. ' ' \u25a0
BA.NDON— Sailed Jan I^-Schr Oregon." 'for
San Francisco. Jan 2 — Stmr ; Elizabeth, for ; San
Francisco. 9u>ttmfmmgKtlgggmmfg^gaStUtmgß
FARALLON: ISLANDS— rasned Jan 2— Fr bark
Boncbamps, from Netrcastie, Eng., for San Fran
cisco. \u25a0\u25a0 :\u25a0 J'.r" '.- ".' '" ' ' ;\u25a0;-'
Passed J*n.-2.>4 p.;m.— Br stmr Angus, -from
Guavmas. for Seattle. . • -
PORT SAN '.LUlS— ArriTed Jan 2— Stmr \ Lan
slnsr. bence Jan I.-
SEATTLE— SaiIed .* Jan -2 — Stmr. 'Dora, for
Unalaska. ' *^^W9*nPVv'VHHBSP"«9BPBMBHU[
TACOMA— ArriTed 'Jan I^-Stmr * Harold Dol
lar,'bence Dec 27: stmr Hornet, beace Dec US.
. EASTERN - PORTS
"PHILADELPHIA — ArriTed Jan I—Stair1 — Stair Ctll
fornlan, from ;Poerto* Mexico. \u25a0'.'•\u25a0 •/\u25a0 \u25a0-\u0084 >
NEW, -TORK— ArriTed : Jan - I— Br »tmr Dua
ottar Castle, from Colon. \vv . .
-ISLAND PORTS
HONOLTJLTJ— Arrired Jan 2— Bktn rnllerton,
from Port j San ; Luis. * .
MANILA — ArriTed Dec 29 — Br stmr Irish
Monarch, \u25a0 from = Newport ; News. ,. \u25a0 ..";''
FOREIGN, PORTS '
. VICTORIA— SaiIed Janl — Ger stmr Germanl
cus. for Sydney. : Jan, 2 — Br ship . Ancenis, for.
United • Kingdom. •• " _ - •:_-?•. :r.
Arrived Jan • 2 — Nor .stmr Herm, .from As
toria,-,. . . . .-.; \u0084. '-, -.: ..\u25a0 r \u25a0 •\u25a0 \u25a0- : -,-• .
\u25a0\u25a0 Arrired Jan . 2— Br '\u25a0 stmr^Quadra, - from ' cruise.
Sailed Jan 2— Stmr Cralarar. for U. ;K:
. GUAYAQI.'IL-i-Sailed Jaa " I— Ger = •tmr ' Sala-
Mm, for Sin Tranclico. . . .:
THE SAX FEAXCTSCO CALL, FRIDAY, JA'XUARY 3, v « 1908
Movements of Steainrraj
TO i ARRIVE
From - 'I \u25a0\u25a0 Steamer *j Due
Crescent City...;..'..'. Del'Nortn '\u25a0•;?. .".|.Tan. ;: 3
Portland & Astoria ;".;.'; Washington . . . . ; Tan. - 3
Humb01dt ,.....:.;.. T. f.- K." Leggctt. .Man.'.' ::
San Pedro & Way .'Port* C^os 'Bay -.'. .... ". fJan.'lo
Seattle &'Rellingbam;. Rainier \u25a0.;:.... . |.fan. : -J!
Portland '&vAstorla.'.";. Cascade'--.;:. l.!an. "
China Al Japan..'. ..... Nippon" .Marti ..U»n.T 15
Puget 50und........... Missouri, . ;. A . :1.1au. ; 3
Portland A- ARtoria.... Northland . .. . .!.lan. 3
Coquille River .....'.. Ellrsheth" .....*. Jan. ; ;t
Humboldt, ....;....... Eureka ........ (Jan: X
Puget Sound Ports. .\. (Governor \u25a0\u25a0 .'.....'.Tan. 3
PorUand-& Astoria.. V.I Sena t0r,.. .'. ...;.IJan; 3
San Pedr0..........;.. |5anta Barbara. '.l-Tan. 4
Coos Bay . ......... ...tDelhi ....::.. ..Jan.' 4
San Pedr0...... '.. V> A. , Kilburn-^lJan. 4
San' Pedro ............. U." W... Elder.;;! Jan. 4
Mendccino &. Pt. Aren-i Sea Foam '.:.".. Lfan. C
San Diego & Way . Ports Queen .......... Jan. 6
Portland & Way Ports. Roanoke ...V. .". Jan. \ 6
New York - via . Ancon . . San ; Juan '\u25a0": ;.'.*:. [Jan. «
Mexican \u25a0 P0rt5 ;...'..... Curarao;. .'. ..V.: Jan., 7
Seattle& Tacoma.. ..; Watson' ....... .Jan. . <
Honolulu ::;......'.... KUonian :.*..... Jan. S
Puget Sound i Ports.... ITmatUla'-' '.;..". :;iJan. S
Portland & Astoria. .:. Hanalel '.".-.'.•;-.. Jan. S
Humboldt City of Jan. '\u25a0 S
San- Diego & Way Ports|.Santa» Rosa . . ;.: . Man. !• ;
Portland & Astoria... . I Ccsta Rloa. ...Jan. i>
Pt. Arena & Albion..'. Porno :....; .':.'. ClJan. 9
Grays Harbor ........ Centralla \u0084:.... 10;
.- \u25a0 " ..••' - TO SAIL" •;\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0; . ..\u25a0"\u25a0 ;.; -
Destination 1 Steamer . | Sails |Pler
January 3— I
Astoria & Portland. ...jNome:Clty.. 5 pm 16
Humboldt (Vanguard .. lpm] "2
Puget Sound P0rt5. ...l City Puebla. 11 am -9
January 4—4 — j \u25a0 :
Grays Harbor S. Barbara.'. 4 pm .2
Humboldt ....... ..'.. . North: Fork.. 12 - m 20
Grays Harbor.... G. . Llndauer.| 5 pm|s St
Astoria & Portland... .1 Washington , 5 pm 10-
Humboldt .". City; Topeka 10.30 a : 9'
Seattle &' Tacoma..... Buckman - .. IXOp 20:
Portland & Astoria..'.. O. W.- Elder 1 pm 13
Pt. Arena .& Albion... lPomo ..:.... *6 pm 2
Los Angeles Ports IF. KHburn.. 4 pm 10
January. 5—5 — . * I
San Diego & Way PorfS'Santa Rosa.. 10 am '31
New York via Magellan] Missouri-...; 12 m 25-
Humboldt ........^...lEureka..... 9am '13
January 6— - ' ' " ; - - '
, Wlllapa Harbor... D. Mitchell.. .... ....
Ooqullle River .;;...; Elizabeth .. .."..\u25a0 ...'.
Los Angeles : Ports. ...' Roanoke .... 5 pm 13.
Coos Bay ............. M.;F. Plant. 3 pm .8
January 7—7 — \u25a0
China & Japan........ Manchuria . 1 pm 42
Hamburg & Way Ports Neko ....... 12 m 19
Astoria & Portland Senator ..;. 11 am 24
Humboldt ............ Pomona I.SOp 9
Astoria & Portland .... Northland .. spm 2
Seattle & Belllngbam.- Rainier i.... 3 pm 10
January S — : .
New York via Ancon.. Acapulco ... 12 m 7
• January 0 — • I
San Dfejro & Way Ports Queen {10 am 11
January 10 — . I r: \
Puget. Sound Ports.... Governor ..'-111 am 3
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
Destination /'< | .'Steamer. |:Date
Valdei & Seward... ... Panta" Clara ...Uan.' 3
Seward & Way Ports.. Jeanle .. ...V I Jan. JO
Valdeg ft Way Ports.. Bertha :...... ..|.Tan. 20
San and- Tide
Cnlted States Coast and Geodetic Survey—Time
and Heights of Tides at Fort Point For city
front (Mission street wharf) add 25 minutes.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 3
Sun rises ........ :7:l6iSun sets ..4:51
ITlmel (Time) ITimel lTlme| •
Jan.! 1 Ft I 1 Ft J 1 Ft | 1 Ft
]L W| IH V/| (L W| fH Wl
8.. 1 4:02| 3.0 10:051 6.31 5:18—1.51.
H Wl L W in W . |L W
•4.. O:3S[ 5.0 4:57 3.2 10:55 6.21 6:OS'— 1.5
5.. 1:28 5.1 5:54 3.2 11:47 5.9 6:54—1.3
6.. 2:14 5.1 6:50 3.112:43 5.7 7:40 —0.9.
7.. 3:00 5.3| 7:55 3.0 1:52 5.2 8:281—0.3
Time Ball
United States Branch Hydrographic Office, Mer
chants' Exchange-, San Francisco, January
2. 1908. -:, ; , .
-The time ball on the tower of the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon. Pacific
Standard Time (1 20 th Meridian), or at Bh. 00m.
00s. Greenwich ; Mean Time.
J. C. BDRNETT,
Leutenant. ; U. S. N., in . charge.
IT. S. Brunck Hydroierrapbic Office
A branch of the United States Hydrographic
Office, located at , the Merchants' Exchange, Is
maintained In San \ Francisco for . the benefit , of
mariners, without regard to . nationality and. tree
of expense. Navigators . are cordially invited to
visit tbe office, where complete 'sets of ' charts
and sailing directions of, tbe. world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the .lat
est Information can always be obtained regard
ing lights, dengers to navigation and all matters
of Interest to ocean commerce. ' - .\u25a0
, J. C. BURNETT,' ,
Leutenant. U. S. N.;-in charge.,;
YOKOHAMA— SaiIed Dec \u25a0 Sl— Br . stmr M. S.
Dollar. ! for San Francisco. -
Arrived Dec 2S— Br stmr .Tcsserle, from'Hiogo.
Dec 31 — Br Btmr' Monteagle. from Victoria.
NEWCASTLE. Ans. — Sailed Jan I— Ship A. J.
Fuller, for San Francisco.
ANTWERr — In; nort Dec IT — Fr ship En
genie Fautrel. for Puget sound. '
CORRAL — Arrived Pec 2S — Br stmr Imogen,
from New York, for Callao.
JUNlN— Arrived Dec s— Br ' stmr , Qnintln,
from Valparaiso. : V
LIVERPOOL— Arrived Dec 31— Br stmr Teu
cer. from Tacoma. /
KARATSO— SaiIed Dec 2S— Br Btmr Gymeric,
for San Francisco. ' . :- ;•> \u25a0\u25a0 . . :
PONTBA- FERRARIA— Passed Dec ,31— Br
stmr Purley. from New York. for Manila.
MOJl— Sailed Dec 17— Br stmr Indrapura, for
New. York. - \u25a0 \u25a0 " "\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \ . :^-:.-.-.
PORT NATAL— Sailed Dec IS— Br stmr Eng
lish Monarch, for Manila. .---., •; ' \u25a0
ACAPULCO— SaiIed Jan I— Stmr Newport, for
MAZATLAN— SaiIed . Dec 30— Stmr San Juan,
for. San Francisco. \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\ : ' ••\u25a0•""• \u25a0
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK — Sailed Jan 2— SJmr Barbarossa,
for Bremen: sttnr La Provence, for. Havre.' .
Arrived Jan: 2— Stmr P,rincess ; Irene, \u25a0 from
Bremen. \u25a0•\u25a0•\u25a0.\u25a0- \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 . •\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0.
YOKOHAMA— Arrived prior '.Tan 2— Stmr
Aker. from Portland, Ore.; stmr \ Korea, from
San Francisco via Honolulu, for > Hongkong;
stmr T«sa Mam.- from Seattle, for Hongkong. '
QITEENSTOWN— SaiIed Jan '2— Stmr Oceanic,
for -New York. ' > > •
Arrived Jan 2— Stmr '-Maurctanla, from New
York, for Liverpool, and proceeded. • s- -i i?
CORRAL — Arrived Dec; 28— Stmr Luxor, - from'
London via Tenerlff*. for .Tacoms. \u25a0
BENGKAiLIS— SaiIed Dec 28— Stmr Appal
achee. for San Francisco.. ' \u25a0 \u25a0 . ' ,r •
•' SUEZ— Arrived Jan ' 2— Stmr Queen Alexan
dra." from Portland, Ore., via : Muroran, : Shang
hai, etc, for ; Boston \u25a0 and New-York.
Th^ steamer Aberdeeen, : from Eureka, reports
that Blunt* reef lightship: baa drifted . about two
miles to the north.-' \u0084 \u25a0• •. .
Memoranda
SEABOARD AIR LINE
IN RECEIVER'S HANDS
Baltimore Bond Holders 'Are
Heaviest Losers by
the Crash
RICHMOND,; Va:.- Jan. 2. — Judge
Pritchard of the United Statas "circuit
court > entered a decree today, jnaminjtr
S. Davfes Warfleld 'of Baltimbre'and
R. 'Lancaster v Williams; of. : Richmond as
receivers ; to jta^e .Immediate^ possession
of the property of Ithe Seaboard AlrLine
railroad. The \bond'of > each i was i fixed
at ;'. sso,ooo. Vi, The i men?-: appointed : v are
bankers of this city, 'Williams: beinK^a
member- of /the banking-house; of f Mid- #
dendorf, ' Williams ;&. Co. \ and^Warfleld*
president of the Continental' trust com
pany.,y^feitte^ißtfßHßaMßßl ...'*:
.".; The receivership ; will; have a .far
reaching, effect ; in .Baltimore/ where the
securities ; of J the? company: l.are Vmqre
largely [dealt \u25a0in "and", held than"; inf any
other, trading/ center.*. ;The" bond; issues
placed on' thef property. since'it-has^been
merged Into onft'system- aggregate,s33,
786,000, of iWhlchrampunt it -is": estimated
ncarly 4 $25.000.000.;i5?held f here. ' , a
One 'of J the "assets 'of ; '.the". Seaboard is
the '"Baltimore'.stearn; packet, 'company,
better ; known, as the; Old ; Bay; line. -The
operations<of - this ilifie," it; isfsaid.' will
not be 'affected; by the \u25a0receivership^; '
GAIXJ IX STOCK ?OF.:COIXS
"WASHINGTON. Jan;^ 2.— -The; semi;
a nnual ; provisional ; statement ; Issued 'by,
the ; director, =of i the ; mi nt *i shows ' that
there has" been j a 'gain in ithe ; stock; of
gold' and -silver' coins iMn the; United
States since ! June W3OW 30, >1907Mof;$ 110,685,^
508, as follows: .Gold Jcoln,'-?109,507,732:'
silver j coin, "i J9.176,778;S The f totaH stock
of ; gold and v silver Tcoiiiiin t theiUnited
States, January}^ l,: 5 1908, . was' $2,146,
'ls6,979.*Vrs^a^^^^^#^^fe^. . :.-
IDERO ; LOST ; IX , STORM
v!CITT OF^MEXICO. ; Jan!-; 2.— Tlamori
Portas, second l-offlcer > .."of;" the.' steamer
Iderp^* has *\u25a0 arrived;; at 3. VoVa v .Cruz,';i and
reported that- tWe^ vessel;' sank Lin^ a
storm; on ; the ; n!ght> of .December 2 : and
all-on boara;wert*loat;exgept:|Jhrge, v :
WOODWARD IS ASKED TO
SEND IN RESIGNATION
Marsden Mansqn : Among
Those Named as "Pos- •
sible Successor-^
, Engineer Thomas P. Woodward
has been requested to send his resigna
tion to, the board fof ; public works.i with
which * department .he . has been- con
nected .for several years.
;\u25a0 3 r oodward; when questioned yester
day afternoon^ denied? that; hei had ; re
ceived I notice; to .resign, "and President
Ca^ey, of . the .works "board .was equally,
reticent. ' [ Casey , said that if • any: stated
ment; was!; to T be' made Mt; should" come
from Woodward: "'j'? s . -
It is 'not known .who is to succeed
Woodward, but E. J. Morser, C.-.E.
Grunsky and Marsden Manson • are
mentioned in -connection with the 1 post-,
tion. .It was programmed", several
months ago to remove Woodward,- but
he managed to save himself at that
time.. - ; . '-.'"\u25a0-• ,- . "• : -"" ~\
FIREMEX TO BE PROMOTED
The fire commissioners received from
the civil .service .board yesterday," the
results of the examination recently held
for captains in^tha Vflre department.lOf
the 77'actlng- captains andjlieutenants
who;,took -the' examination all but two
passed.- Fred" tWSayers, acting 1 cap
tain of chemical 1, received' the highest
percentage. The ; two men who failed/
George Styles, of 32 engine and James
Landtbom, of chemical 8. will retain"
their positions as lieutenants 'in the
department. There are 31 vacancies' as
captain, : and they will be filled today
from- the civil service list.
MEETING S— Lod jt cs
A. and AY S. R. of Free Masonry,
San Francisco ' Lodge of Perfec- ' iSr •
tlon No. .1 — Fourth- degree FRI- ' \u25a0' Ek. \u25a0
DAY. January 3. 190 S. at 8 p. m., a^k
Golden Gate' Commandery hall,' • vjfafeM
2135 Sutter st. \u25a0\u25a0.-:\u25a0 • • x M**\k -
. HENRY ASHCROFT. Sec. UtVmAVv
2135 Sutter st. VQSSSCV
KING SOLOMON'S chapter No. 95. t3pP?s?9
' n. A. M.\ 17.13 Flllmore St.— W%^W
Stated meeting THIS (FRIDAY) I»<^^f
EVENING at 8 o'clock. Wfs2»
HARRY BAEIIR. l^JgaJ
'V: .: \u25a0 . { Secretary. '
CALIFORNIA eSmmandery No. 1. K. T.— --^«_ v
No assembly THIS (FRIDAY) EVE-
NING. By order : IH
. RALPH L. HATHORN. *V ;
' .- \u25a0 Em. Commander.
WILLIAM R. JQST. Recorder. .
MASTER .Mariners' benevolent^
: association— A- social will h<- row*^^
given hy the nboTp namod I lWrrp^^fc*^—.
association at Red Men's hall.J BSmMßbV^^^
No. 222 Golden Gate ay.. on I Bf^uHß^
SATURDAY EVENING. .Tan- It S^SSSS^'
nary 4, 1908. at, 8 sharp. nP™"^
Tickets : for \u25a0\u25a0. admission \u25a0 may." '
be procured at the door or from members. -V
. ;>"J ! - \u25a0:. JAMES T. RICE, '
.; . . ' Chairman of the Committee.'
SLAVONIC 1.- M.-B. society— ' >»!'!\u25a0' »^^ •'
Officers aud members take Xw«SfeiwS.
notice. Annual' meeting of /
. the above society will be jSI« Tt7?.:sT .1
hrld nt our now hall. 408 ' fc^Ji^N^JSMfcy
Van Ness ay., . FRIDAY \J a -. ' *r/
EVENING, January 3/ Fine- •>& I «Pl^..
for nonattendance- will ..be -. : '.:
strictly enforced. By order of
G. M: SANTICH, President.
: - .T.-VICIN. Secretary. .»
CALEDONIAN club meets THIS V^f^.
(FRIDAY> EVENING, Jan. 3, * 'tW^i;
at 2174 Market st. • " \u25a0'• '«CX*el'v«''
J. A. MACDONALD. \W^j32 ..'
C. MACDONALD, ' _?.'ySQS{& ..-
: Secretary. • •' •\u25a0 -• ,-- ;~; \u25a0 s ./ \u25a0\u25a0 .;C"--V-
ONLY LOCAL MANUFACTURERS, ~ i
P. PASQUALK CO.. -
1100 WEBSTER COR. TURK.' -. : t 'i ':
PHONE WEST 493.-- •"" /
ARMY. NAVY. SOCIETY GOODS.
REGALIAS. FLAGS. BANNERS,
BADGES. CAPS/ . . \u0084
•-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'--\u25a0•- -TTNTFORMS— '
MEETiyGS—Lfgai
THE annual meeting' of the': stock holders of
; Wells Fargo \u25a0 Nevada national.. bank of Saa
Francisco. Cal.. i will '.be j beld at. it* banking
bouse. 4 Montgomery St.. San. Francisco., Cal..
on TUESDAY. JANUARY 14..;1808,; at '3:10
p. m. for the • election 0f ..- directors -to serve
] . during - the \u25a0 ensuing year ; and for i the • transact
I tlon of such other business" as may com e be-
fore the meeting. * i-V." i.*.i^''''::-.-?-"i.'J.~: : -:''-
FRANK B. KING. Cashier. ;
.:".; MEETINGS — Special y~~
SPRING VALLEY; WATER COMPANY
a NOTICE of annual meeting of stock holders —
Notice : Is hereby . given ' that . the annual \u25a0 meeting
of stock : holders of the Spring ..Valley 'Water
Company \u25a0 will be beld • at . the - offices of the
company, 1409 Sutter St., in the city and county
of San - Francisco. * state of California, ' \u25a0on
Wednesday. January -8. 1908.; at. the hour of 12
o'clock noon, for the purpose of election of tbe
board •of 1 directors ; and - the transaction r of such
other business as may 1 properly come before 1 the
meeting.' Transfers, books :• wijl ,be. -, closed from
and * including .Wednesday, . January 1, - 1908, to
Friday.; January ,10,; 1908. .-
. Dated December, 2S, 1907.' - - -
'"\u25a0 . . J.M. PUKE,; Secretary:
, .•\u25a0 : •'-' Spring Valley ;Water : Company. >
SHARE HOLDERS', meeting— The regular annual
.meeting \u25a0of the share' holdersjof Tbe'Flrst
• . National . Bank ;• of - San . Francisco. \u25a0- California,
- .will be; held ;atf the . banking house;- on- the
' northwest corner of Busb ' and Sansome streets.
onTuesday. the 14th day ( of January.':l9oB, at
the : hour of 3 ; o'clock p. * m., for -.the ; purpose
; of : electing . a . board of , directors ' to serve \u25a0 for
the • ensuing \u25a0 year, and \u25a0 for '_ the " transaction ' of
: such, other business as'may properly come be-
fore the meeting. » J. K. MOFFITT. Cashier. -
\u25a0-. San : Francisco, December i 10.; 1907. -\- ;
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING— The : regular
• annual meeting } of the \u25a0 members '. of - the Swiss
Relief Society will be held at the office of the
, society. 30 Pearlst.. in the city' and county of
\u25a0\u25a0; San ' Francisco, -on MONDAY, the 13th dayof
".January. 1908. at 8 o'clock p." m.. for the pur-
.;. pose of: electing 2 a board :of directors : for the
"ensiling year and; the transaction of such other
; business as may. come before it. --V- By- order 'of
th» president. » \u25a0\u25a0 A:- JUILLERAT. See. - : -
;:;V'''-^ _-. \u25a0 :ATTOBJfEYS^",; ;: ,:..,.;:\u25a0;\u25a0..
A A— Divorce: costs \ $12; A 'quick."--- quiet; advice.
\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0; free : no \u25a0 charge unless : successful : \u25a0 title -. to real
-estate restored: \u25a0 bankruptcy: \u25a0\u25a0 probating -of Es-
tate; wills, deeds, leases, .bills of sale, collect
; tlons. copartnerships, f corporations;; gen, ; prae-'
tlce. Open Sat, eves.. -102S Market st..-,room-12.
AA— Divorce; * costs •' $12: - advice * free; - no :• pub-
i, llclty: " no , charge * without \ success: '• collections
•:'and at.tschment.K damage cases, "\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0, wills,' estates,'
\u25a0 deeds. . guardianship, 'adoption; -open i evenings.
; Room 33. 966 Market' st. near, Sfason.: /r '.; -.
: •.'- MARC ANTHONT.- ATTORNEY AT LAW.,
\u25a0;.'; Dean bldg.." 966, Market st. : itel. : Franklin 3502.
HARRIS & HESS, attorneys at-law; W. T.'Hess,
\u25a0notary public. .Rooms 407-400, Ca1l building.:
;.\u25a0-.- •- >. . \u25a0 '- ALF GROVES. - -,;:-..'
CALL BUILDINO.-; ''\u25a0--.•"•"-
' : ;.--V. PATENT; ATTORNEYS V ;,/:;
DEWEY. STRONG & CO —Founded 1860: TJ. S.
-\u25a0 and ' foreign - patents; - Inventors*.? guide; - 100 me-
. chanlcal movements free. '>* 1103 Merchants' Lx
building.-- San Frnnclsco. 'j -\u25a0•\u25a0-\u25a0"'\u25a0' -j,
\W .'-^. : ' : '.- ':-'-\u25a0\u25a0 PEXSIOXS ;'._:_ :'\u25a0_.,_- -V
PENSION 'Attorney; E. -A: i BULLISH 1541 Stelncr
: jj_gt.t_ oast commander Thomas Post.' G/A: R.*v \u25a0
— '\u25a0' : "'- y; : ; \u25a0\u25a0 '- DRAFTSMEN' ! _ __'. * ~[\_^
PATENT j office 1 and 5 mechanical I drawings ! made; I
\u25a0^jnvjihtors'. ideas perfected. TA.Currte. Sl2Callb(3g.
y : ACCOUNTANTS—^Certified -Public : j
JOHN ;R."RUCKSTELL.* 306-308 Call building; ac-"!
counting system: Investigations : ; audits.' iv -- -~ '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0':
:._\u25a0-_'\u25a0;.•': v/-'.-;--- PHvsiciANSr ,. --v.;j
PROF.' vV.v CONDORY/;* M; : D.:> specialist > for
v srftmach, ' heart, .. nervous \u25a0 diseases ; office. ' Hotel
• v Hamlln.'Eddy -st. ;* hours 10'a.;-m.i,to;l2tm.r
U 3 to 6 p. ; m : ; t tel.- a Franklin 423.* San , Francisco.
DR: ' JOSEPH : ARDEN YI,'- physician and- surgeon:
:ll diseases j of A thei skin,? genlto-urlnary,'- venereal
•y and rectal dlseasesrhourslto 8 and 6 t0,7:30
,-\u25a0-' p.\m.-> 1117-Turki st.-. near ; Laguna.:;.'; ;:\u25a0"<{.' : , -^
DR. WONG HIM; n. «.r-; ; ;r.i -.^ '.- -.-•'\u25a0 '-;•,.'.
'""-\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0-;-- s herb; doctor;' \u25a0 '- :
\u25a0- ',t-< *'-'; Permanently x Located. T ;. i.e'-s .: .' -• ;
\u25a0 1268 O'Farrell \u25a0 st.7.bet.;; Gougb i and ; Octavla. --i-j
DR.^JOHNrj.'RICHSTEIN.VgenIto-urinaryiand
Bkln diseases."! suite 15.? Dean bldg.v 966 Market
\u25a0?. st.'. at • Mason ;''hrs.T? lo-4 and ',7-B,'; Sun.;";10-12."v.r
DR. V CA RPENTIER,"^ f ormerly } 208 Eddy, ; has * re-
si turned. ;w n ow jlO Turk f st..t r." l:t Diseases ' of,
.women a specialty. r< Phone Franklin 1364.^ .^•.•\u25a0 :
DR.TMAURICB iW.:, O'CONNELL 'I has 5 resumed:
;'_ practice » Bl4 * Grove i st.^i bet.'t.Webster I and i t'ill-
', ; more :\u25a0 ats. a, Hours \ l ). to ; 4 1 and ' 77p.^ m.':;- • \hs-*zs
DR.\**CARPENTER^Dl*sasesvofJL ; women. -504
\u25a0 Ml^ht cor. FiUS2!Si' i SS:2-ifJi:'!?&'?^:*Sl: 1 .
j PHYSICIANS-lCimtlnnea , : . \u25a0;-, ; *
i X-RAY and FlnVen Light Laboratory ,999 Steiner
[-. st. -corner McAllister: ph6ne- West 7009.
DR." J. ';'. U.t SHIRLEY. ; cancer specialist. > Office
'?" and' sanitarium,^ 1013 Golden Gate ay. -, -\u25a0'\u25a0-• V .
DR. : F."" THOMAS Donahue bldg.); new
816iTnrk.gt.-v' Tel.'. Franklin '.lsoo. v
- -. \u25a0 T' : ', dentists- :.'.'\u25a0"."'\u25a0 ',\u25a0:
PAINLKSS DENTISTRY. 1033 Flilmore
' st.-^-Acknowler]gpfi; to be tbe easiest snd'best
; - painless -extractors In S.F.. Full set teeth; ?2;
gold crown?; ?2; silvor > filling. -50c. AH work
guaranteed 20 years. Open daily till 9 p. m. •
DRS. C. W. DECKER ' * \u25a0- T. H. MORRIS,
\u25a0 SURGEON DENTISTS. .
1316 Sutter st., above -Van, Ness; rooms 1 to 9. 1
BARTLETT.t DR.". U. GRANT, extractlas special-
\u25a0 lst;;gas:glven.'v 2103 Flllmore. N W. cor. Cal.
AT i the ; VAN IVROOM i DENTISTS, no palnf low
: prices,' good. work. Flllmore and O'Farrell sts.
HILL. DR: LUDLUM. V 432 Webster, next ; Mulr-^
•>. \u25a0\u25a0; head ] bldg.-;' Mkt., , Hayes and Larkin sts. : gas."
DR; SIMMS, formerly Parrott bldg.. 855 Market
/st.,; now, located 1214 Polk cor.. Sutter. r.'301." \
HIGGINS. T. S.. and KELLOGG, AI C.
I: Corner Fillmore st. and Golden Gate a y. \u25a0
DR. J.J. LEEK, formerly 1126 Market, now 524
-I Valencia st. : between £ 19th 5 and . 20th. . •
> : DR. L. T. CRkNZ. DENTIST, . :. • ,
;\u25a0 ".'\u25a0-* 1316 Sutter. Tel. Franklin ,724.
DR.IRAIG. LEEK— AII kinds x ot dental work.
\u25a0 515: Flllmore st. near Oak.' :
. AUTOMOBILES
.'-AUTOMOBILES FOR EVERYBODY. ,
' t :. Every car guaranteed. - \u25a0
\u25a0 Ix>comoblle touring- car, perfect condition. $975
'. '06 Pierce, everything fine, big buy...... 1.850
. cyl; Autocar: goes as good as new.:. . 700
'.: PHENIX AUTOMOBILE ; EXCHANGE.
.. •. 45th st.and San'Pablo ay.. Oakland.
NEW, autos for hire all hours day and night; re-
i duced Crates,' s4 per honr."' Expert repairing a
; specialty by; expert of 15 years'.; experience In
. European " factories. Panhandle of \u25a0 park. NE.
cor. Fell and Ashbury sts. E. P. SLOSSON,
\u25a0 phone ; West '.6SSS. \u25a0 ji^StffSSSm
"CASH" talks"— lo horsepower runabout. \u25a0 Uke
new. $450; Cadillac with top. *06 model, $490;
.Oldsmobile,' '07. model, •fine condition, top and
all:extras, $2,000; Bulck touring car, cheap;
'Auburn demonstrator, $1,150.. -City Hall Auto
- C0.,'66 Fulton st. ;\u25a0 ,\u25a0-\u25a0"..\u25a0:\u25a0..
A 50 n. p. Thomas . fully " equipped; wltb extra
. parts, . worth at least $500; car \u25a0 newly painted
. and in -.'AI ; condition \u25a0 mechanically; must b«
', sold ; at - a - sacrifice immediately. • White Ga-
- -\u25a0' rage; Market \u25a0 and '.Van Ness. Phone - Market
1705. •\u25a0 -\u0084 J . - - /,- \u25a0..;•\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0; : ;;--\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0 ;':
TOURIST automobiles made in California; best
adapted to coast conditions; light touring cars.
-,f 22 hp.; $1,350; large tourin? cars, 40 hp.,
; $2,700. ;. Agents wanted. 540 Golden Gate-ay.,
.. San l Francisco; : 644 Telegraph ay.; Oakland.'
AUTOMOBILE bargains— l9o7 32 horsepower
touring* car. 'K ; Wlnton,. 2 Pope-Toledo touring
: cars, 2 cylinder Rambler. Buick: and Reo; also
. Reo runabout; .all in good condition; see these
snaps. ;RENSTROM CO.. 424 Stanyan st.
FOR .sale— A 2 cylinder touring car. "Ford";
good runner; must be sold on account of going
east: price $250. Call 3103 Washington st,
Fruitvale. . . - ' r
AUTOMOBILE repairing: storage battery charg-
ing. repairing. I. L. De JONGH. , 446 Fulton.
R. H. MORRIS, auto broker, 1818-20 Telegraph
ay.. Oakland— 2d; hand automobiles: eat. 1901.
PACIFIC STATES AUTO SCHOOLS now open.
288 Golden Gate ay. Tei. t Franklin 3215.,.
AUTO BROKERAGE CO.. dealers In second-hand
autos. *717 Turk st. : phone Franklin 990.
AUTOMOBILE painting: first class work guar-
. anteed. \u25a0 A. LATTIMORE. . 616 Turk st. v , -
DOW colls: best by test; prices reduced. L. H.
' & B. I. BILL. 132 Valencia st. -
: , '. ADOPTION :
ALAMEDA Maternity Villa: strictly private- In-
fants adopted. DR. EMILE FUNKE. 141 C
Bth st.. Alameda. \u25a0 ,'\u25a0\u25a0. - .' - .
ARCHITECTS .
N. HIRANO." Japanese designer and building con-
tractor. 1422 Geary st. *. ' \u25a0 - - j
ANGLE LAMPS
ANGLE LAMPS best lamps for reading. BOESCH
LAMP CO.. Coast Agents. 1135 Mission st.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND PALMS
'American Flower -Works, 384 Hayes nr. Gougb
'-- Hanging baskets, decorative plants, vines. »tc.
BAR AND STORE FIXTURES
CALIFORNIA s FIXTURE CO.— New and second
hand floor cases," glass counters. 1345;47 Mission.*
LOUIS SPIEGEL— Store, office; bank fixtures;
general Jobbing, v. NW. cor. ! Eddy and Laguna.
BRUNSWICK-BAIJCE-COLLENDER CO.. 17-27
Franklin st. nr. Market. \u25a0 Phone Special 1457.
Cabinet ; and : mill work, store." office fixtures, turn-
lngs.etc. Haas Woodworking C 0.,93 Minna n.2d.*
JAPAN- Industrial Co.; store, office fixtures,
showcases and counters. 1815 Sutter st .
STORE and -office fixtures 'and showcases. 1765
Mission -• st. \u25a0-\u25a0-\u25a0 • .. \u25a0'\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 - \u25a0.. - • .\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0-*
>' CLAIRVOYANTS /
• A. W.SHERMAN, '«
. ii 1783 Sutter st.
.; The greatest living astral \u25a0 trance clairvoy-
ant, palmist. ; Mr. Sherman can and will help
you. -He Is recommended \u25a0" by: his clients as
: the ; most reliable . clairvoyant adviser in San
Francisco, k Are you in trouble of . any kind,
discontented,^unhappy or not satisfied in life.
". or, have 1 you any domestic Tor past •- troubles
\u25a0-< ithat 'annoy yon?., |But no matter what' your
; troubles may -_ heS you ;• will be told of them
and r«"ceive the proper advice.
-Honrs— Dally/ 10 to 6: Wed. and Sat. ' even-
Low; Fee .. -.< - Ings until 8. • Low Fee.
' ; ' ••',•;•\u25a0 '. 1753 Suiter, st.
A TIGER Mabatma of New York JastTarrlved
." in ' San 5 Francisco. - who Is the \u25a0 most reliable
man, on; earth today In tbe business of fore-
. ; telling events and giving advice \ to those who
:; seek >h ls aid; ' consult him lin the time of need.
consult him in the;tlme,of trouble;' there are
: hundreds now going to see him. PROFESSOR
' '. K. ABUHAMA SOLOMON,. Hindu clairvoyant
'\u25ba. and i palmist. 756 Van- Ness ay. >opp; Talt's;
readings dally. \u0084 - \u25a0 ->• . ;;\ \u25a0: :
ORMONDE, white mystic ! of India: formerly 10
.years in Market st; a clairvoyant-^wlth power;
\u25a0 genuine, - reliable, conscientious; past, • present.
: future ; r business advice. ;. love, -. marriage;- dl-
.' ,vorce;- r removes -evil ; Influence, -tells ; your full
< ; name : born >In ;tno orient. ; wtfh , the power of
. t any ' 10 ; mediums ; "\u25a0 readings ; $1. \u25a0 1310 Devlsa-
dero st.; between Ellis i and O'Farrell. ;
MRS. MARTIN; magnetic healer, psychic and card
'..' ' reader, from Los Angeles. > 1731- Scott," nr. Bush.
MME. I .. EUGENIE,': palmist, ' Indian \u25a0\u25a0 card ; reader;
'reveals facts that, astonish y0i>»1465 Valencia."
MME. ; r LOUISA. Spanish ' palm., clair. and card
-;-; reader.^ 1037 A Golden Gate.' L." and Gents 50c.
MADAM SCHAEFFER. clairvoyant card reader;
-\u25a0-. :: water seer. ;A. 688 \u25a0 Fulton st/ near , Buchanan. ;
MISS - LORETTA:' Just arrived : clairvoyant and
..'; card reader. :- 1031 > Flllmore. ; st: : suite 6. '
MME. FERNIEAR, scientific card reader; astrol-
v •"\u25a0 <>gJ-~ ; 716 Golden .. Gate »t.. . - \u25a0 - — ,
SIRS. ;, E. HALL;-: card reading; j 897. Golden Gate !
- -\u25a0' ay.:' tkwirs lto »: room: 23. - \u25a0'"' \u25a0 - \u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0 •' •. \u25a0 \u25a0
.;\u25a0;•.:'\u25a0 *"4 \u25a0 y^v;SPniITUAHSM ?-;.; : '
MRS.: J. J. . WHITNEY. . trance '\u25a0\u25a0 business medium
••AND LIFE READER. t_ .. .
Spiritual messages. ;.v.'. 1164 O'Farrell st.
MRS. I ' ELSIE REYNOLDS, developing circle Sat
eve.;: trumpet; and 'test' sittings s dally. 1400
\u25a0.\u25a0•McAllister: st. •; -.-;y . ; . \u25a0-, • ,-..'.:; - \u25a0', \u25a0. .
Mrs. L.*H. Klnnalrd, circle Sun.; Mon., Wed. Ftl."
\u25a0 :8 p.'.m.; ! readings dally." 10-4.^1439 Flllmore st:
CUTTING circles > Sun.; Tues.; Fri.T Bp,' mJ ; read-
lngs dally; \u25a0 mines a specialty. ;\u25a0 1408 . 0'Farrcll.
MRS.'. SEAL;* spiritual s medium; -readings : ' dally.'
',786 McAllister St.; circles Thursday., B p. m. < :
MRS. 1 :' CRINDLE;- materializing 'seance Friday
\u25a0' evening. - 1400 • McAllister st. : " 8 o'clock.'
:
MISS ; LECI^AIR. *: Just \u25a0 from the \ east; ": palmistry
1517A'. Ellis stn apt • 4.' - --'
\u25a0~:Xi*': : ~cZ i , tASTROLOGVe : N.;
MRS. ? DR.' BENJAMIN.- astrologlst," 575 : Kddy
v st. ; \u25a0 phone \u25a0 Franklin j 151». 1 Hours from '10 ; to 5.
Robt. > R.*: ; Hlll-^- Teacher of 7 Horoscope WrMing. '
\u25a0;\u25a0'- 1600 Steiner >. St.." S.- F. » Phon^, West 5943.
* BICYCLES; AND . MOTOR \ CYCLES
NEWi'. bicycles,-;. $18 i up.'? Special' low ;- prices- for
],: Christmas trade; . hundreds jof j to- se-
, >lect«from:S largest 'stock? and I cheapest -prices
on - the - coast; :: special ; bargain » in - Sterling •' bl-
,:. cycles ; :. $40 > wheels \ cut ; ; to $22.50; t- see •- them;
/ Agent r* for » Pierce, tj Rambler," I ?er Johnson,
'-. Hudson and Sterling bicycles. : .'- . '- -\ .J. J
*-. • Motorcycles • new ; and \u25a0> second " hand. - r - 1 buy,
\u25a0;>; sell t and « trade ; » large \u25a0 1 Inc."7 %-, Agent } for Peer-
; ; , less >. Flyer, y Merkel* and * Curtis \u25a0,\u25a0 motorcycles;
\u25a0; • expert r repairing ; ( $175 'my j price .on 5 1907 \u25a0 mo-
;;tors.':;jA.'r FREED.".. 1507: Market; st ; nr." Kth.~ ->
A :^Motorcycles : and - Bicycles—^Agency 3 for :, Read-
* t- Ing,-* Standard* Light > & i Yale ; Motorcycles," : Call-~
fornia.'s R. ; S.f Snell 1 and \u25a0 Hudson : Bicycles, g Sec-
" : ond : hand- motorcycles,' bicycles.*? lowest -prices
IIJV.VE_._LEE. 504 Stanvan • st. ahdiOTS, Page.^j ~i
' :-f;.:';BboKsA';V.'.-'v: -f;.:';Bb0KsA';V.'.-'v- ;-.':;-;\u25a0\u25a0;
0,000 ? Thought? books > rented, bought '
. g01d. .. Occult Book Oo.;~ 1710 Devlsa, nr. Sutter.
-.';-.. BUSINESS CHANCES ,
SAN FRANCISCO Business" Exchange. 1200 Fill-
more st;- room :>s.-; wants party small
* capita I. to purchase lot: in Mission; 1 can lease
it for you for $15 month: ~
; f.12 room liousfi for »ale; a snap: price ?I,— >v,
long lease. \u25a0\u25a0.." .'- . ,' » \u25a0 ';•
Vegetable stand f«r sale:-e»r will take in a
partner with $75" for. half. interest. .*« •
"' 'I^ady wants partner to enlace «" ln some kind
of bii""in'>s«: has small capltal>to invest.
' All kinds of flats for sale.' any size you wish.
. Wanted, partner wltj» some money to engage
;\u25a0 Id, a.' good -paying business; money secured 00
redl estate. ,
Good' employment business for sale: reason-
Will trade $350. worth of diamonds for.room-
iDff house, and will pay difference In cash.'
• Fine lot for -sale In Mission: $1,350 Income
on a; 10 year; lease; price 1 $1,000, secured- by
$1.20rt improvements.
' A tinfi grocery store for sale:. fine location in
Fillmore . St. : price $1,600; clears $400^00^
:.- San Francisco Business Exchange, ' 1200 , Fu1-
, more st. room 3S. ' . ' .
FOR sale — Fire and barglar proof safe: latest
model Herring-Hall make; key lock for In-
side doors: Inside space, width 26. beizat
. \u25a0: 4S. \u25a0-• depth '; 10: - weighs 5.000 pounds: coir 4
v years ago : $675. ALF. P. LAHMER. 113
I - West Santa \ Clara, st/.: R-n Jose. Cal.
SHOE store clearing $300. net per month, and
having stock of $12,000 on hand, for sale at. a
sacrifice, as owner is going . to retire at once. 1
This is a bargain of a Ufetlme^ Will take
monthly payments from reliable party. Box
19S8. Call office. .':\u25a0'-'-'
1/.\DY wants steady, active young man partner
with $350; old established. , good paying busl-
'.ness; $.*U> . to 1 $50 week guaranteed: experience
\u25a0 . unneceiisiiry. Call 1219 Broadway. Oakland.
-.\u25a0 suite -13-14.- . '.•'•. -\u25a0\u25a0•--\u25a0•'•.-—.\u25a0
IOR rent— Hotel ;St George; nearly completed:
over 100 rooms; elevator service; hot aad cold
\u25a0 water; gas and electric light. Call at 575
.13th st. Oakland. , Cal. -' '- '
INVEST In a perf ecUy dirigible airship; result
guaranteed: model' on exhibition. 'Call or ad-
dress AERO, 272 Monadnock building.' S. F. '
SALOON or -license for sale: reasonable price;
. make offer.' Box •\u25a0 2t ! 57. Call . office. . ' •
SALOON and fixtures for sale; 2 year .leas*;
In Mission. Box 295f. Call office.
LODGING HOUSES FOR ' SALE '
A BONA fide -sacrifice! :Owlng to sudden serious
collapse of 'health, • owner will sell the entire
furniture, fixtures, personal property, vaults,
etc.. of a handsome new corner building. ' close
to. 3d and Townsend sts.. at extremely low
figure, part cash; contains ICO sunny. rooms,
baths, bay windows.- running water, electric
lights, etc..-. besides . elegant barroom., dining
room, kitchen, reading room, barber shop, cigar
store, anterooms, etc.. all completely furnished
and stocked, .and in first class running. order;
aR rooms steadily occupied; bar receipts $40
to $50 per <lay;\10 years* lease at very mod-
erate rent; thorough investigation invited.- Box
1990. Call. 1651 Flllmore.
COMPLETE list . of . furn. hoj*es all sizes.. low
prices: bargains everywhere. 81l Steiner.
HOTELS TO LEASE
A NUMBER of hotels andrroomlng houses; sev-
eral now doing business and. making money;
others -completed or In course of construction;
reasonable rentals. Apply KAHN NEILAN CO..
296 2d st at Folsom.
CONTRACTORS AM) BUILDERS
R. M. GOEBEL. 1228. Flllmore (Arcade building,
room 7; artistic, builder; plans and specifica-
tions for frame, brick and reinforced concrete
buildings; estimates furnished: 3. 4 and 5
room cottages built at reasonable prices.
ROOF leak?- PEERLESS ROOF PAINT AND
REPAIRING CO.. 22 years' experience; no Mils
\u25a0 presented until roofs are tested and found wa-
ter tight. 96 Fulton st. Builders' Association.
BROWN & HARNED, 1705 Geary— Carpenters,
shingle roofers, store fixtures. \u25a0 Jobbing, subur-
ban homes erected; brick and plastering work.
FIRST CLASS carpenter; will take contract to
- build house In country; owner furnish material.
W. 8.. box 2950. Call office. .'.
TAILOR'S block and tables, bread troughs, reels,
etc., m»de. to -order: houses, $400 up. AL-
, BERTSON. 522 Octavla. .-..
WANTED— Sash cords to put In at 30c per cord.
Address ALBERTSON, coatractor, 522 Octavla
Bt. (Cut this out) •» .
CARPENTER — Contractor: repair work day or
.contract H.E.WIDDELL & CO.. 1334 O'Farrell.
LOWEST prices on painting, papering; tinting a
specialty. R. E. SWAN, 4604 18th st.
BATHS
FULLY equipped baths, famous German and elec-
tric light baths.- salt glow vibration, massage;
indorsed by physicians. POJ Devisadero «t
BABY CARRIAGES ' :
WE furnish ' everything but the : baby. COOL-
• TER'S RATTAN WORKS. 1429 Bush st
.CHIMNEY SWEEPING
V." C. HOWE— Chimney sweeping; repairing: up
to date methods. 2407 Calif.; teL- West SS23.
CHIROPODISTS V ."\u25a0'".
MRS. M. SCHULTZ,- chiropodist, massage for
ladles only. 71 78 Franklin st. .
DRESSMAKING
McDowell's Dress • Making and Millinery School.
1215 Post st. near Van Ness. Branch 1018
Washington at. Oakland. Patterns cut to order.
SUNBURST, accordion, knife pleating, buttons,
buttonholes, lining, notions; mall orders solicit.
cd. STEEL'S. 1420 Post; phone West 6423.
MISS M. E.. REYNOLDS— ' : r ~~
First class dress maker for ladles and misses
now at 1752 Bush st. near Gougb. -
MRS. *R. SMITH, dress making and tailoring-
also millinery. * 942 Franklin st. •.«\u25a0*
-'- FURS "'.;.; . \u25a0 ,
THE Little Fur Shoo ' Around tbe Corner— Stell-
.. wagon, formerly designer and foreman for H.
. Leibes & Co..* 1109, Post st. bet. Van Nes» and
-Polk.: Telephone Franklin 1543.
E. E. WALLEY.manixfacturinir furrier, form. 115
ICearny st.. n0w!746-174S Fillmore nr. Sutler-
Oakland store. .12C3 Broadway, above 14tb st.
G. BARB, furrier, formerly Lachmann * Co.;
. now 1515 Bush at. cor. : Van Ness ay.. upstairs.
FU RS. remodeled, bowgbt. sold.' exchanged; fur-
.: rler. and taxidermist. - 531 16th st. Oakland.
B. KANTNER,: manufacturing furrier, formerly
122 Stockton st. now 1718 Van Ness ay.
MAX. HOFLICH. furrier, formerly 107 Grant ay.
'Pear Geary, now 1553 Van Ness ay. -
LADIES' TAILORS I" .
LOOKING for a 'real ladles* tailor? I am tbe
one you are: after I Find me af 1958 Bush st.
- H: RATNER. ' • .
-.:_\u25a0 HAm : DRESSING
NORMANDIE hair 'dressing; gents' manicuring;
'special attention to gray hair. 1904 Setter st
_ - 'MILLINERY^
H.\ & A.. PRAG— 2 Larkin st near Market, for-
merly 910 McAllister; special opening prices.
EDUCATIONAL
THE- PAUL GERSON DRAMATIC SCHOOL—
Largest ; training sthool , of • acting \u25a0In America;
positions secured; 6 months' graduating course;
send for catalogues.* Geary and Gough sts., S. F
SHORTHAND school In the business center: sp«-
cial offer to Jan. 16. V MISS M.G. BARRETT
... 2SO Russ big., Montgomery bet" Bush and Pine
THE LYCEUM. 2500 Pine st— Prepares for.unl-
v ;,verslty. law, medical \u25a0 colleges ; 15tb year; her*
.. you can save time fe money; excellent teachers.
ENGINEERING-~CItU. = electl.. mining, mech..
> • survey,'.; assays . cyanide ; day, ", cv. ; -- est. ; 1564
•Van der Nalllen School. 51st A Tele.. Oakland.
A— METROPOLITAN -Bus. College; shorthand;
Esplna. penman; \u25a0 drawing.; 925 , G01den Gate.
HEALD'S . Business ; College. , 425 • McAllister - st '
...S. F.; and 16tb st.. Oakland: day and evening.
GUlTAR.*. mandolin, 'piano, ' singing; -new etasses
- 'forming: 8 lessons $3. '892'Halght nr. * Devls.
CORA DELIA WILLIAMS guarantees to mak« you
expert stenographer In 30 dys. School 719 Gough.
FRENCH— Mme: \u25a0> Hermlne ; de la - Houssaye • con-
% versation lessons $1 \u25a0 mo. : 1039 Ellis nr. ..Frnkln.
SAN \u25a0• FRANCISCO . Busings College ; now located
; - at 733: Fillmore near. Hayes;,day 'and evening.
Nellie 1 Coleman. M. A.'— Private instruction.- all
. branches. ; kindergarten ' to un|v.';v 1387. G. G.av.
TH« BERLITZ: SCHOOL OF' LANGUAGES—
' 2531 Washington .nr. j Flllmore; send i for clrcu.'
PROFIT. ;-'At-» ROBINSONY Individ. Instr. math.
bookkeeping/ Eng..i etc. ; day.' eve.' 2oo Pax? stl
A. BEST'S art^ school, r 1623 Bush . St. ; sketching.
- ; Illustrating; -. life class : day and night* ..
ALL : court I reporters recommend : GaDagher-Marsh
\u25a0Bnslness College., 464 Devisadero st. .
HEALD'S Engineering School. 425 McAllister st-
. all branches : ; day .\u25a0 and ; evening.^ J -
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES "'•";'.'
I^pliHh^ii^Sn^,
;ge!!we^ e l4So: . s^°- \u25a0'?? :&£&
ALL~ kinds ' first : class 'Japanese ' and Chinese heln
::- S'JSPaSiIS 2 ? B °chanan st ; ; teL^Ww 554<?
S EMPLOYMENT OFFICES — Continued _
JAPANESE-CHINESE employment of Sees. \u25a0 _
-.O'HATSCIU. 1513 Geary. \u25a0. Phone West 5R? 3.
*.H. K.-'ODA. 1721 Pout st. Phone West 4«?4.
W KODOTA. 160* Ueary. Fhon* West 19T.
.A HORI. 174S Sutter. Phone West 2503.
.MISAME. 1908 Btmh st. Phone West 8259.
\u25a0\T\MURA. 1612 Lagtma st- Phone West 1.«>1-
.GEO. KAI. 2140 Flllmor*. Phone West 839.
.RISEN. 2»Ss; Sacramento. ITione West SO4. .
CHINESE employment office, 714 Webster, bet.
3d and 4th. Tel. Oak 3101. S. B. Hall. Oakld.
H.W. HONG. Chinese employment office. 837
-Webster st. Oakland; phone Vernoa 241.
JAPANESE DOMESTIC WORKERS' . AS3N.T
\u25a0 12fil'Bdd.T %t. Tel. We«t HSB.
EMPLOYMENT. W ANTED— FemaIe _
SUPERIOR lady's maid. Protestant. 34 . yesrs.
tall, thoroughly understands her duties, trusty
worthy. 1« years' experiences, speaks French.
German. English, some Italian: full charge of
wardrobe. luggage, shopping, etc.. seeks po-
sition with young married Cal. lady to travel
anywhere or live In Cal: Al N. I. references;
disengaged Jan 10: ' willing to await larf.V*
arrival In N. Y. Address MINA BODAMER.
French Home. 341 West 30th -wt.. New York.
WANTED — Work for women by the day. wash-
Ing ir»n!ng ami house cie'rnlnc. Apnty morrr-
ings. ASSOCIATED CHARITIES, 1597 Jack-
son st.
2 YOUNG ladle* would. Ilk* to go to work by
the day. H. A.. 2203 25th st. _
EXPERIENCED chamber maid desires a eltu-
atlon. Box 2094. Call of flee. \u25a0
WOMAN wants work by -the day; -city refer-
enc». Box 2992. Call office. - »
EMPLOYMENT WASTES) — Male
COMPETENT man. 30. seeks position with prlvat*
: family,- city -or country: licensed chauffeur:
can do repairing; nlso coachman's experience:
will tend garden ' in spare time: wage* very
moderate; ref». . G. . LOCKTON, . SOS Clay at..
Oakland. ', .
WANTED^ — By a maa of energy and \u25a0 ability. Jt
position of responsibility and trust; have had
experience In superintending fore* 'of men.
Address box 1267. Call. Oakland. • \u25a0
AN .bones t Chinese man and experienced cook
\u25a0 desires a place In family of Oakland or coun-
try: only cook. DANG LEE TCNC, M. E.
mi-sion. SllVi Sta st.. Oakland. ,
STRONG and l!f>n<»st Japanese boy wants po«t- ]
tlon to do housework, chamber, store or other "
kind of work: speaks English well. GEORGE,
1675 Bush st. .
BAR TENDER wants position: elo«* mixer: At
references; not afruld of work: night or day
work. GVS BERG, 1563 Webster st. cor.- Post.
JAPANESE boy wishes situation to doe house-
work .or schoolboy ; speaks English. JOE*
YAMA. -1623 Buchanan St.: t»I. West 554fi.
HANDY man with carpenter tojta. understands
gardening and all around: private place, pre-
ferred. C. F.. 684 East ISth st.. Oakland.
JAPANESE couple want positions to do cootliy:
and any kind of work: bottj speak EnjU^
well. 1523 Geary st. Phone West 6208.
JAPANESE butler with good references wants »
position In the city or countiT. S. A. Gospel
Society. 1837 Bns> st. Tel. West 3723.
JAPANESE couple want i>o«i r inn*, maa as flrit
class cook, wife understands any kind, work;
good English. K. S.. 1419 Laguna »t. .
JAPANESE boy wants position as schoolboy cr
to do housework In the eltr GEORGE. "1402
Webster St.: tel. West 6709.
AA — EXPERT accountant: smalt sets of boot*
kept few hours dally. 11. J. COOPER. 1013
Mutual Savings Bank building.
CARPENTER, first class, nonunion, thoroughly
competent; pbone West 8110. afternoons. Ad-
dress 1913 Devisadero st.
AN honest Japanese boy wants a steady Job of
washing dishes of evenings. Send a» letter to
r. ITO. 2002 Cnlon »t.
DRAFTSMAN, experienced on engineering, me-
vehanicat an«l structural work, desires position.
Box 2077. Call office.
EXPERIENCED Japanese gardener wants posi-
tion, city cr country. K. OISHI, 1703 Park
St.. Alameda. * . 4 _^ .
SURVEYOR. 4 years' experience, wishes posi-
tion with Mexican or South American mining
company.
WANTED— Position on chicken ranch: 20 years*
experience; best of reference. Box 2201. Call.
EXPERIENCED salesman. 5 years' experience-
good references. Room 351. St. Francis hotel.
PORTER or bouse cleaning work by sober mao;-
references Turnlshed. Box 2987. Call office.
EXPERIENCED watchman desires position; first
class references. Box 2953. Call office.
JAPANESE boy wants a position as schoolboy.
Tel. West 5802. 2206 FUlmore st.
A. SING, first class hotel cooking; good ref»r-
ence. Call at S2i» Dnpont «t. , ...
FEMALE. HELP WAXTED
WANTED— Tonng werner. to learn telephoa* op-
erating: paid while learning: salary Increased
after first two weeks and fsrthar Increased
•fte.r work becomes efficient. •
Dally luncheons furnished free, tad rest
rooms with matron In attendance.
Permanent positions; good chase* (or ad*
vaner ment. Apply to
PACmO TELEPHONE * TELEGRAPH CO.
621 Hyd* st near Batter.
OFFICE hours. 9 to 3. Patrons ar« charge*,. XI
registry fee.
A housemaid, with references, for prlvat* fam-
fX capable nurse for 2 grown children, city. |IO
A aecond girl for S in family, city. WO.
A parlor maid and waitress for Oakland $35.
A French second girl for Oakland. $25.
A second girl for young ladies' school. *23.
A housemaid for a seminary, city. $C 3.
*A cook for an American 'amlf. |40.
A cook for a boarding \u25a0 house. $35.
4O .£??? b«wework girls for city and country,
MISS PLCNKETT. 1596 Sntter st.
STENOGRAPHER, also to assist to offlo. work
and write fair hand. Address In . applicant*
handwritinc stating salary expected P O
box N0.. 2566. station B. city.... _ * '
BCTLER for private family.- city. $60; refer-
ences from private family n«ce*sarr r»n
te P^KETT'S, 183? Suttel".^ corae"
WANTED— Lady with buslnesa ability: splendid
opportunity: references: call In morning. iSSS
17. U. 8. NaUonal Bank bldg.. cor. BaiVa&d
Fillmore.
OUR employment dept. furnishes competent st«-
sorraphe-t and typist* to n»e» of typewriters.
Remlagtcn Typewriter Co.. 1015 Coldea- G. ar.
EXPERIENCED operator* wanted on la<Jle»*
waists and underwear: paid by the week. I
MAGNIN A CO.. cor. Van Ness and Bush at.
MIDDLE AGED woman for housework and assta*
with children: reference*. 2517 Mission sr "
or box 3535. 1108 Valencia st. - "*'
SAIR DRESSING, millinery taught from A to~¥
. 1 mo.. $5. Afternoons and tvealags. \u25a0 429 2d
av^ Blchmond.
LADY partner, take charge of reception room- In-
vestment small. MR. ROAF. 1013 Harrison
- st.. , Oakland.
WANTED Immediatejy— District achool teacher
Fbk Teachers' Agency, 414 Btudlo bulWlagl
EXTRA salesladies for suits and coats." AR-
MAND CAILLEAU, Inc.. Van Ness'ind Call-
fornla. f&B&t&tSSSlS&mKH^Hm*;* ' — - • \u25a0
-\u25a0--\u25a0•\u25a0-
EXTRA' salesladies for waist department. AR-
MAND CAILLEAU. ' Inc.. Van Ness and Call- -
fornla. '.-
GIRL, for general housework. Scandinavian or
German preferred.- 2669 California st.. before
noon. - .* .- . a^^HaVHHM
LADIES to do fancy work for us; no experience
necessary.' 1122 Market st. r00m'33. ; . - - ,
GIRL for housework. "Apply today, 1599 i»rh
. ay..' cor. L St.. Sunset district.
GIRL- for; bouaewftrk. Apply today, 1500 l£»t!j
ay.. cor, of L.' Sunset district. -. o
STOCK* GIRLS. ARMAND: CAILLEAC. - luc"
Van Ness and' California. ~~ . * ,'
Gi %X IWm"™ 1 hol ?*« lro r'« »n<l cooklnz. Apply
"BARBERS i AXDSUPPUES
BARKER chairs. J5 monthly^*^ -^—*~-*~«*~.
\ Barker vibrators, -$i monthly
i JAMES BARKER.
" ; ?«i^?Ni^« M Sf, r-P"one.r -P"one.r Mn kli a 3493.
- qciS-1320 Franklin at. near Pine.
HEADQUARTERS 0* i barbers' ualon No." 14»H
nov. CtiARLEs KOCH.- Secretary.
FOR sale— 7 chair barber shop In hotel in Mar-
\u25a0 «-ni\ ; ™ anla S \u25a0* chairs; business for 5 chairs;
ELM : AN?BRg n^ Ot Tgr^«' Dg C K -
F^h-.« al r~r ? n «lr, barber = shop: well located:
cheap rent: long lease. Bot 2895. Call office!
B^f^f X 'fc ? % 1011 oo f' fl«>l «> Laundry.' » per cent
to branch offices. \u25a0 760 McAUistYr. Park «q!
BARBER shops bought and sold or: leased. 11 * eltr
or, country. COLSMAN'S. 1237, McAllister S. '
s¥^S^5 !IT oMce B*^"',' Protective Ua-
, ; ion, 462 Keamy. • Jobs all tl» ttm*. ».' SaUk,

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