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22
WELL KNOWN TUG
TO BE A WHALER
Fearless Is Chartered by Tyee
Company and Is Being Made
Ready for New Work
HE tug Fearless,
one of the finest
and most powerful
of ocean going
tugs, is being' con
yerted into a
whaler. The well
known towboat has
been chartered by
the Barneson &
Hibbord compans'
for the Tyee com
pany, and will be
ready to start for
Alaska, about '.the
middle of March.
The Fearless \u25a0will
look nu>re like a
Central American
battleship than a
peaceful towboat
when the Union iron works has com
pleted the work of conversion. A big
whale gun is being installed in the bow
and the tug is being equipped with
winches ana other gear for the hand
3ing of the leviathan game after the
pun has reduced it to inanimate "none
and blubber.
Whaling, as followed by the Tyee
• ompany, is entirely different from the
whaling of old. The whale _ is not
chased in small boats and killed with
harpoons thrown by hand or from port
able guns. The big gun in the bow
of the whaler does the killing, and
when the whale is dead the steamer
takes the body in tow and lands it
alongside the shore station.
Only the wiggle of the whale's tail
is wasted at one of these stations, and
;my old kind of wliaJe is welcome. The
bone is saved, also the whalebone, the
blubber is converted into oil, and what
can not be used for any other purpose
is made into fertilizer.
The Crowley Launch Win*
A towing contest held yesterday in
tiie Vallejo street slip resulted in a
.incisive victory for Crowley launch
No. 14. of which Willy Figarl is cap
lain, crew and chief engineer. The
other launch in the competition was
the North American dredging com
pany's Wink, which is equipped with a
350 horsepower gasoline engine. -\o.
14s engine is reckoned at only 125
horsepower. The launches were lashed
together, st«rn to stern. They both
started their engines together and
slowly but surely the Wink dragged
Hi*' struggling 14 out to the pierhead
liii.-.
Figari then discovered that No. 14
had a few notches left. He threw on
ihe full power and a minute later XOi
3 4 was dragging the Wink back to the
starting place.
Tom Crowley bought Figari a new
«>ii >-an as a mark of his appreciation
of No. 14's victory.
Cascade Will Sail Today
The steamer Cascade, recently bought
by ihe Interisland steamship company,
will sail this afternoon for Honolulu.
The Cascade is in command of Cap
tain James Rudden, who recently re
signed a chief officer's job in the Pa
cific Mail service. Rudden was with
the Pacific Mail company for more
than 16 years and was chief officer of
the Korea shortly before he resigned.
The Cascade is being loaded at pier 38
by the Matson navigation company.
Carrie* >lany I*a«H«enKen»
The Pacific Coast steamship com
pany's liner Governor sailed for Seattle
yesterday with 250 passengers. Among
them were:
Miss i:mi]y SD.rdi-o |Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Tur-
Mi>. V. W. OranJall I nor
Mr*. Gilisou I Mr. and Mrs. G. McClin-
W. «". Lewis JJ»r. aDd Mrs. Kosseau
W. J. tyle (Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
W. D. Bruco I Ksston
Mr. and Mr*. J. A. (Mr. and. Mrs. EL' A. Fer-
Perrinj: j guson
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. ButtjMr. and Mrs. \V. A. Gib-
Mrs. B. F. Simon 1 son
Mir. raptain McCabp Mr. and Mrs. H. Kin*
Mr. and Mrs. George] Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Val-
Mijlrr llaot
Miss .Shirley Fred Chestnut
Mjt. E. <". Themis* Frank Chestnut
Him. Allon J. E. Houston
.Mr. and Mr*. Andrew E. A. Marshall and fain-
Bruer. ily
Mis* Haw>l Foster J. K. Gray
Miw Maudp Foster W. Yatos
Mlys Bra Rb«>pard W. W. Bus-h
Mr. and Mrs. T. Carbj- C. K. Flotclicr
Mr. and Mrs. E. Stewart
LoKeM !«par in Squall
The British bark Lord Templetown,
Captain Davison, arrived yesterday
from Sydney with i,909 tons of coke.
The Lord Templetorvn encountered a
terrific northwesterly squall January
36 which carried away the foretop gal
lant yard. The bark -was within 1,200
miles of this port for the last 10 days
Polarfn In Heavy Weather
The schooner Polaris, which arrived
February 23 at Port Pirie from Puget
sound, encountered heavy weather dur
ing the voyage and suffered some dam
age.' Part of the deckload was lost
and jettisoned and a Samoa n sailer
was washed overboard and drowned.
Find Opium on Mongolia
Inspectors Benninger and Enlow un
covered ten tins of contraband smok
ing opium yesterday on board the
liner Mongolia, concealed in the fan
tail. This is the first seizure made on
the Mongolia since its arrival here
from the orient Thursday.
The heavy confiscations made last
month have been a warning to the
smuggling ring, according to Deputy
Surveyor Blinn ti so that the quantities
brought in are small and more skill
fully concealed than before.
Water Front Sutvm
Captain Doris has been sent to San
Pedro to take command of the steamer
Homer in place of Captain Pierce. A
collision between the Homer and the
George W. Elder in San Pedro harbor
is said to be responsible for the change
of masters.
The schooner E. B. Jackson arrived
February S3 at Antofagasta, S3 days
from Grays Harbor, where the schooner
•will return after discharging its cargo
of lumber.
The Japanese Hner Tenyo Maru,
homeward bound from the orient, ar
rived yesterday at Honolulu.
The Kosmos liner Hermonthis, Cap
tain Blelenberg, arrived yesterday
from Nanaimo to finish loading for
Hamburg.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 2,000,000 feet.
It will take two weeks to repair the
blue funnel liner Cyclops, which was
recently floated at Jiddah after being
ashore for two weeks.
John Moriarity. engineer of the
Fourth street bridge, is recovering
from an injury to his foot, caused by
the falling thereon of a heavy timber.
The sperm whaler Gayhcad is at
Harrison street bulkhead being out
fitted for its summer cruise.
The liner Siberia arived yesterday
at Hongkong, and the Manchuria, out
ward bound, arrived at Yokohama.
The- San Jose left Mazatlan Febru
nry 24 for this port.
The German steamer Cleveland,
which left. here February 5 for a round
the world cruise with 700 tourists, ar
rived yesterday, at .Yokohama;':
Plan to Itaihe Trea*ure Ship
Seattle, Feb. 25. — An expedition
has been organized by an cxpert*diver
to raise the steamer Islander, sunk 10
years ago in 320 fathoms of -water
near Juneau,^ Alaska, while bound for
Seattle with $2,000,000 of Klondike gold
in her strongbox. The situation of the
steamer is known, but the depth* of
water, has forbidden attempts to sal
vage. The plan proposed is to lift the
vessel with a huge metal" seine. . The
vessel could be picked up by the seine
and would not oe a'- heavy load until
she was so near the surface that chains
could be slipped under, her.
By United Wircles*
Friday,' February " 23. ':
STEAMER ROSECRANS— From Portland for San
\u25a0 Franeiiwo: Feb. 24. S p. ._.; 27; miles south of
Cape Blanco; strong southerly breeze; rough
southwest swell, i iiTm *^ *lli >*WllS[ J* »(|£|f>JHMllili' | ft
STEAMER W. S. POSTER— From Monterey for
HoturiaF. Ore; Feb. 24, 8 p.m.". 72 miles from
Monterey; southwest wind -and rain; email fc*.'
STEAMER ROANOKE— From Portland for San
!\u25a0*!*« nei*<c*»; Feb *. 24.' S p.m.. 16 miles south of
-'('\u25a0p*?:- Blanco; strong southerly- wind: heavy
pea : \u25a0 overcast : misty ; due midnight, f Feb. 25."
STEAMER QUEEN— From Pupet sound for "San
\u25a0Francisco; Feb. -t, -S p.,m., 17 miles north of
Yaquina bead; strong: westerly sale: overcast
aud raining; rough sea; barometer, 20.73; tem
perature 45. •
STEAMEB. KLAMATH— From Astoria for San
l'edro; FVb. 24, C p. m.. 10 miles west of Cape
Arago; strong south southeast vriud; raining;
heavy head sea.
STEAMEE COL. E. L. DRAKE— With -barge \u25a0 «
in tow, from Seattle- for Sau I-'rfinciseo; . Feb.
24« S p. m., ."0 miles south of St. (ieorge reef:
cloudy: tuoilerate southwest wind aud srii^
barometer 30.H5;,; temperature 54."'.-; ,'•'•?.>*. \'
XEWS OV THE OCEAN
Two CarjjoeK for -Hawaii
The barkentlne f S. G. Wilder sailed for Maliu
koua on Thursday with cargo valm-d at $I!t,SS2
and including the following:
500 bbls flour. 1,29 ft gals aud J cs wine, ."! **
champagne. 3,220 ctls barley. CO ctls wheat.
393 bales hay. 70,483 lbs bran, 24.730 lbs mid
dlings, 2.436 lbs oil cake meal. 321 es panned
goods, 9SO lbs coffee. 15 bbls and 15 half bbls
salmon! 332 lbs dried, fruit, 2,750 lbs nud 3 <-s
bread. 3UO lbs butter. 4:'.S lbs cheese, 4.ONt)
lbs lard. 25 pkgs |iotatoes. 10 i>kgs onions,
150 cs kerosene. 121,000 lbs coal. 50 tons fer
tilizer. ;yj.4;{9 feet lumber. 200.000 ' shingles. • SO
pkgs windows. I.osf> railroad ties'
Sjh« steamer Virginian sailed for Honolnlti,
via Seattle and Tacoma. on Wednesday v.Mth
uierchandipo as cargo from this |nirt valued at
$4*5.715. The following were the principal ship
ments:
275 bbls flour. 10.353 lbs beans. 5.000 lbs
rice, 5.315 ctls barley. 200 bales liay, 17,995
lhs niidillingK. 750 lbs hops, .22 C* moals, 1.42!)
cs caniied g'Kxis, 50 bbls and 25 half bbls salmon.
I,2'W lbs raisins. 1.262 lhs bread, C 24 lbs but
ter, 14,500 lbs lard. 1,275 lbs tea. '.SO pkgs
potatoes, 3.619 gals wine, SO <-s mineral water.
•50 cs ginger ale. 475» gals alcohol; 4,IKX> sks
cement. S,'!2 bags lime, 30<l ]>cp aud 5 pkgs tl<v>rs.
00 pkgs wjndnwp. IZI chills rppej <> pkgs .-igrl
rultural - iniptomentß. 2.01 X' lhs tohacvv —.\u25a0"> pkes
psints. 7ST. kegs red and white loa<l, 2.450 lhs
seods. 73 pkgs drugs, 500 cs kerosene. 150 drums
dlstillafp. I<"C drums . and 2 cs gasoline, 45 cs
and VI bbTs oils.
Aodee to Mariner,,
Tlie following affects the List of liighis
Buoys and Davniarks. Twelfth Lighthouse Sub
liistrlct, 19(>9. page 10:
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
Oahu island, southerly side. Honolulu harbor
entrance — Lighted buoy established February Isj
1910; entrance gas Imoy ,I.' nunsha|X><i lnttioe
work l>ody, surmounted by lantern, showing si
fixed whlt« acetylene light 4 seconds, ecllpxe 4
s^ronds, in place of entrauoe buoy 1, a first class
tali type can.
Oahu island, southerly siile. Honolulu harbor.
Honolulu range front light— Position, name and
characteristic ebmige'd. February 15, l!Uu. [there
was established in the structure recently erected
on the easterly side of Sand inland, westerly
side of the ohnnnel inside tU<" entrance to Hono
lulu harlior, a fourth order lixed wliite light, 4
seconds. <'clipse 2 seconds. ;"\u25a0 '.
The light is 4;iVa-fePt alxivo the water and 41
feet above the ground: illuminates the entire
horizon and is visible 12 miles, the observer's
eye 15 foet above the sen.
The light is shown f mm ' a Mack cylindrical
lantern surmounting a Kquare concrete tower, on
a concrete keeper's dwelling with black roof.
On the same date the temporary Honolulu
range front light was discontinued anil the name
of the station changed to Honolulu harbor light
station.
Oahu inland, southerly side. Honolulu harbor,
Honolulu . range, rear light, characteristic and
name changed — February 15, 1!HO. the character
istic of this li^ht was changed to fixed red. its
arc of illumination increased to make it visible
from all points within the haritor limits and its
name changed to Honolulu Fort street liclit.
By order of the lighthouse board.
V. S. HOUSTON.
Lieutenant Commander. TJ. S. X-, Assistant to
\u25a0the Inspector. Twelfth Lighthouse District.
Supplies for thy Xorth
Tlip steamer Umatilla sailed for Victoria on
Monday with cargo consigned to the port of
destination and to other British American cities
valued at $26.42S and including the following:
f«.:C>O lbs ilried fruit. "..l"»0 lbs raisins, 12.077
lbs beuns. Us[) lbs coffee. H»ts bales liay. ]0I»
pkgs fn-sli fruits. 106 pkgs vegetable!?. 2-5 cs
fanned goods, 401 ea meals, 5.".6 cs oggs, (itK)
lbs <>hw-oiat<'. 04!) gals- wine. 32 coils rope, 30
pkgs electrical goods, 20 pkgs machinery, 23
pkgs paints. 40 bMs oils, 2,220 lbs sulphur. 0
rolls leather, IS bates twine. 53- Iwils and 2S
pcs steel.
Toonace KusJiKOmenlK
The British bark Lord TemiilPtown. which ar
rived here from Sydney yesterday, was chartered
prior to arrival for lumber from the Columbia
river to Adelaide at 33s 9d. . . -
The British ship Nile, on Puget !«<un(l. is en
pap-ti for lumber tlience to Callao at .'iSs.
HYDROGRAPHIC~OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
PLACE I Ft. | Date | - Remarks
Grays Bar] IS i Jan. 13 Inner bar buoy sub-
II merged.
WUlapa Bj 27 IJan. <JjWhistling buoj 1 mile
If I north of bar.
Colum. R.J 24 INov. - SjSboaling outside nun
I I I bnoy No. 2.
Neb aim RJ 7 . INov. Gjßar buoy 200 yards N.
I I i of chaanel. •
rillmk 8.1 0 lDec. 17jChannel shifted 1 mile
I I I south in gale Nov. 28.
I Nun buoy No.- 0 and
Taqnlna B 10*4 ' Dec. 17 can buoy No. 3 gone
| . adrift.
Sluslaw R| 5 [Jan. 6| '.
Umpqua R 12 jDec. SiCbannel well north of
-I i ranee. _
"~ | I \u25a0 12 feet at low tide to
Coos Bay. 18 Jan. 4. . North Bend; 12 feet
Jat low tide to Marsh-
j I field. -
Coyaille Rl 9 jJan. 7JChannel straight; good
f 1 I condition. *
Rogue rTv| | |
Klsmth Rl 7 IJan. 7|Channel straight east
( I j and west.
Hmbldt B| 20 IJan. 15!Nortb channel unsafe
' , | | I to navigation.
S Pedro Bj 20 |Jan. s|No change in channel.
S Diego Bj 25 |Dec. 9|No change In channel."
S Pablo Bj 24 I Dec. 1 jDepth~irTa>edl?ed~cbair
I I I nel.
INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADS
AGENTS "WANTED. Col. 5, P. 22
ACCOUNTANTS — CERT. PUBLIC. . Col. 3. P. 23
APARTMENTS Col. 6, P. 22
ATTORNEYS. .. . . *.".-J Col. 3. P. 23
AUTOMOBILES... ..Col. 2, P. 23
BAR AND STORE FIXTURES Col. 1, P. 23
BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES... CoI. 2. P. 23
BARBERS AND SUPPLIES. ...... . .Col. 4, P. 22
BUSINESS COLLEGES...' Col: 3, P. 23
BUSINESS CHANCES ' Col. 2, P. 23
Col. 3. P. 23
BUTTONS AND PLEATING Col. 1. P. 23
BUSINESS PERSONALS Col. 4, P. 23
CARPET CLEANING Col. 1. P. 23
COLLECTION AGENCIES. . . Col. 5. P. 22
COTTAGES TO LET.. Col. 7, P. 22
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. . . Col. 2, P. 23
CHIROPODISTS Col. 4, P. 23
CLAIRVOYANTS Col. 4, P. 23
DENTISTS Col. 3, P. 23
DETECTIVES. : .Col. 3, P. 23
DYEING AND CLEAN1NG .......... Col. 1, P. 23
DRESS MAKING Col. 1, P. 23
EDUCATIONAL Col. 3, P. 23
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES Col. 5, P. 22
EMPLOYMENT WANTED— MALE. . Col. 3, P. 22
" " " Col. 4, P. 22
EMPLOYMENT WANTED— FemaIe. .Col. 4, P. 22
FEMALE HELP WANTED.. Col. 5, P. 22
FINANCIAL Col. 5, P. 23
FLATS TO LET. . Col. 7, P. 22
FLATS TO LET— FURNISHED .Col. 7, P. 22
FLATS FOR SALE— FURNISHED.. CoI. 7, P. 22
FLATS TO LET— OAKLAND Col. 7, P. 22
FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUS. .... Col. 1, P. 23
FURS. Col. 1, P. 23
FURNITURE FOR SALE. . . Col. 7, P. 22
FURNITURE WANTED. SZ Col. 7, P. 22
FREIGHT FORWARDING, . .... Col. 1. P. 23
GLASS W0RK5............. :. Col. 2, P. 23
HORSES. WAGONS AND HARNESS. Col. 1, P. 23
HOTELS. Col. 7, P. 22
HOUSES TO LET— Unf urnUhed Col. 7, P. 22
HOUSES TO I_T— Alameda. ...... Col. 7, P. 22
1NVE5TMENT5. ........... .... .Col. 4, P. 23
...Col. 5, P. 23
LEGAL NOTICES Col. 5, P. 23
LOST AND F0UND. .:......r.... ...C01. 3, P. 22
MALE HELP WANTED.. ........ ...C 01. 4, P. 22
" •« .....Col. 5, p. 22
MATRIMONIAL. Col. 4, P. 23
MEDICAL. Col. 3, P. 23
MATERNITY HOMES ...Y..V, C01. 3, P. 23
MEETINGS— LODGES. ...:./.. Col. 3, P.' 22
MEETINGB— LEGAL. ...„.;........ Col. 3, P. 22
MINES AND MINING. .......Col. 5, P. 23
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. Col. 1, P. 23
MONEY TO LOAN, ....... .Col. 5, P. 23
MONEY- WANTED.". .Col. 5, P." 23
musical Instruments.......... Col. i, p/23
NOTARY PU8L1C. .. ..............; Col. 3, P. 23
OFFICES AND STORES TO LET... .Col. 7. P. 22
OAKLAND HOUSE K'P'G ROOMS... CoI. 6, P. 22
PALMISTRY. ..CoL' 4, P. 23
PERSONALS . .......... . ; . . ,Col. 4. P. 23
PATENT ATT0RNEY5. .. .......... Col/ 8. P. 23
PROPOSALS AND BIDS Col. 5, P. 23
PHYSICIANS Col. 4, P. 23
POPULAR REMEDIES. . . . .... ..Col. 4, P. 23
REAL E5TATE— C1TY. ............ .Col. 5, P. 23
" " * " *'.- ..Col. 6, P. 23
" " " .........CoL 7, P. 23
REAL ESTATE— COUNTRY. . 1 . . . . . .Col. 7, P ; 23
REAL ESTATE— ALAMEDA. . ; .... . Col." 7, p. 23
REAL ESTATE— OAKLAND. . . . . . • : Col; 7, P. 23
REAL ESTATES-BERKELEY. ..... . CoL 7 P 23
REAL ESTATE— SAN MATEO .;...:: Col. 7, p,' 23
REAL ESTATE— TO EXCHANGE. . .^Col. 7, P23
ROOMS AND BOARD OFFERED..;. CoI.' 6, P 22
ROOMS AND, BOARD— Berkeley./.:. C01. 6, P. 22
ROOMS TO LET— FUR.'-UNFUR.'. '. . Col. 5,' P. 22
-"-\u25a0>" : " ' "J :.'.Col.'e, P/22
ROOMS TO LET— HOUSE KEEPING. C01.^6, P. 22
SALESMEN & SOLICITORS WNTED.CoI.S, p 22
5AN1TAR1UM5: V;\ ..... . . .". ... .. .V.Col. 4 P 23
I STORAGE AND MOVING VANS.:.'.. Col.*l! p' 23
1 SPIRITUALISM. . ......:... Col. 4, P 23
i SEWING : MACHINES . . Col. 7\u25a0 p 22
TITLES RESTORED. . . .•. ........ . . . : Col. 3, P ' S3
TRU55E5. ... ... .". ..... .... :..-;. :. . .Col/ 4, P. 23
TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES .* . ; Col.'- 1, P." 23
UNPAID WAGES COLLECTED....\.CoI. 5, P. 22
THE SAN ASFCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26,. 1910.
PHIEJNYOUIt
ADS TOTH- CALL
ASK FOR KEARNY 86
Any one having a phone In hi»
house or place; of business may
phone In a charge ad to The Call
under any classification except
Matrimonial, . Business Personal
and Employment Wanted. \u25a0 •
If you need help quickly Just
go.to tha phone— lf you want to
rent your •roomn.in a hurry Just j
CALL UP THE CALL.
REMEMBER TMMBER-
KEARNY 86 .
<;OU>BN GATE lodge Xo. .°.O. ; F. & A." _3 !
M.. will jiss'finl>le in Mission Masonic >»«_
>pmple. 'JCfIS Mission St.. SATURDAY. >L^|
February "•!. at 1:30 p. m.. to conduct ! r*' \u25a0
the funeral of our late brother. KOBEUT
. I'UANOI.S CROCKARI). Master . Masons aud
friends of deceased respectfully invited.
EDWIN L. MKYER.- Secretary.:
GENERAri «<-hool of instruction will he _t.
lield SUNDAY. February U7. 10 a. in... ~m&%-*
Klrhmuud- temple. Ist ay. and rieniMit' J£J%&
st. !\u25a0'. J. 18AKKR, G. 1,.
EXCELSIOR degree : livlge N<>. 2, I. . oji_^S'i(V
O. O. X.. 222 Van Ness ay.— First
degree THIS (SATURDAY) KVE-
NlN(i. K. L. HUSTEO, D. M.
G. A. 'HUKBXBR. Sec. '
GOLDEN GATE encampment No. 1, I. (>.
<». F., ineots THIS \u25a0 BVRNIN'J. l'J."4 »<A?
Market ft. Golden Kule aud Hojhl Pur- /3,
pic degrees. All patriarchs invited. ««_»
.t. b. pnri.ANH. c. r.
aiEETIXGS—- I>«?gal
THE annual uieetiug of the stock holders of
I'AAUHAU SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY
will be held on SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1010,
at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m., at the oftice
et the company, 26S Market street, room 210,
San Francisco, Cal., for the purpose of elect-
ing directors for the ensuing year and " for
the consideration and- transaction of such
other business as may come before the meet-
ing. • Transfer books will close on WEDNES-
DAY, February 23, 1910. at the hour of 3
o'clock p. in. BY ORDER OF THE PRES-
IDENT. H. W. THOMAS. Secretary.
'i'Ht u initial meeting of the stock holders of
HAKALAU PLANTATION COMPANY will be
held on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1910, at
the hour of 11 o'clock a. m., at the office of
the company, 268 Market ft. (room 210), San
Kraucisco, Cal.,. for the purpose of electing di-
rectors for the ensuing year and for the con-
sideration and transaction of such other busi-
ness as may come before the meeting. Trans-
fer books will close on Saturday, February 19.
1910. at the hour of 12 o'clock m. BY OR-
DER OF THE PRESIDENT.
H. W. THOMAS. Secretary.
Dated February 15. 1910.
THE anntitil meeting of the stock holders of the
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY will be
held on TUESDAY. MARCH 8. 1910. at the
hour of. 11 o'clock- a. m.. at the office of the
company. No. 90 Clay st.. San Francisco.: Cal.,
for the purpose of electing directors for the
en*ui>ig year, and for the consideration and
transaction of Mich other business hs may come
before tin* meeting. Transfer books will close
oil SATURDAY. FEBRUARY. 2C. 1910, at the
hour of VI w. By. order of the President.
' H. W. THOMAS. Secretary.
LOST AND FOUAD
IF YOU LOSE ANYTHING — Advertise It
here. It will be returned to you if, an hocest
person finds it. Remarkable recoveries are
brought about every day through this column.'
IF YOU FIND ANYTHING BRING IT
to the
i; San Francisco Call j:
!; Lout nnd Found Bureau, y \u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0
\u25a0[Third and Market \u25a0 tr _**_ji i
t Get a claim check. Have It advertised.
i Reclaim It if the owner does not.
! THE LA W— People , who find lost articles
i are interested in knowing that the state law
I Is strict in requiring them to seek the -own-
j ers through advertisements and otherwise,
and that failure to do so. If proof can ; be
j shown, involves a severe penalty. - [
LOST — A passlKKik with the Hibernta- Savings
and Loan • Society <>f San > Francisco, in the
name of John J. Rose. N0. '242-237: thp firnlor
will please return to bank: unless same Is re-
turned with Sidaxa a new. Iwok will be issued
(o the applicant. " '
LOST — A roll of legal papers;- left in au out-
l>ound Sutter. and ("lenient ear. between- 3 and
4 p. m., Feb. I' 2. Finder please return to 323
First ay. or llio Sutter st. and receive reward.
GEO. H. FULLKU. -.-\u25a0 -
LIBERAL reward to nnd"r of gold watch,
woman's picture inside front rover, man's
photo > on back cover. 1). SAMUELS, Loce
House. . . \u25a0 .
LOST — Vicinity of Prexidio by collector, bag
containing money; loss personal;' suitable re-
ward. Keturn to 26<'2 Sutter "»t.
LOST — Purse, . containing coin aud diamond ring
with 3 stunes. Liberal reward . by returning
to owner, 14r*4otbav... Sunset;
LOST — Gold Maltese cross; ; 32 degree . emblem,
watch fob charm ;"J slo rewarii. L.MSUAN-
CHISI,. 515. Market. St.'.--"'; • :
LOST — Saturday, a black \u25a0 lynx muff on Turk nnd
Eddy car at ferry, f Return' to 1421 Spring st.,*
Berkeley; reward. . ;
L< >ST — February : 25. . carved leather purse. <-on-
taiuing money and check. ; Return to 1210 Mit-
Honic ay. ; reward. . _~ --..-.. . -v. .\u25a0\u25a0'-. • ..
FOUND— Monday, on Hydo. St.. a fountain pen.
Apply, Associated Charities, 1500 Jackson ft. j
LOST — Pointer bitch: scar right. 1 flunk;. $150 re-
ward. Return "ss Washington alley." \u25a0 '
LO.S-T-— Collpge fraternity pin; inltials'"lL S. A.,
', .'92," on. back; reward. Top fliwr, SS. Ist st.
LOST— White tau spotted- pointer. . Return to
1332; Stevenson St.; reward. , ; ' *•
THE FILLMORE fBRANCHv OF THE CALL IS
AT 1(551 FILLMOKE. ST. ,
. EMPLO VMie.VTx AVANTBD— Male
ALL around 'handy man", wauts situation, in ;ho-
• tel-or warehouse; age -S years, of good-ap-
pearance. .MORRIS, 816 East: 19th St., East
• Oakland. . : -- ; ' ..'\u25a0 \u25a0'•\u25a0'. \u25a0'•.- .-"•\u25a0-.\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0;>\u25a0 .' : \: ; -
BOOK KEEPER, expert accountant, \will keep
set small books one or; two days a week." Box
3197. Call office. ,\ ,:
COMPETENT steward-chef wants position; conn-
try:' American: plan hotel, preferred: 3*: years'3 * : years'
laxt . place. ' Apply Hotel News, 718 Pacific
building. \u25a0-'•:' - ! . . . ' ;
CHINESE cook wants situation in private family,
$10 per week;- city or country... LEE FAT, 003
.Webster St., Oakland. \u25a0-\u0084 r . 'v \u25a0 ,
ENGINEER ' w<Ats -position: is able to take
charge; best of refs. - E. BAILEY,- 831 Frank-
lin *t., Oakland. \u25a0' : . . '.: -. \u25a0•.-'-_"}
ENERGETIC, well -educated man' desires
| tion' as superintendent' or manager ,of factory
or .; construction j work ; j highest "credentials and
H bonds; have . had . charge |of - clerks,; chemists,"
most classt's" of • mechanics and ; laborers. ' Ad-
<lress lwx »:20S,' Call office. ;>_ ; .: . \u25a0 .
EXPERT groom, age 32, very, sober, wishes I sit-
\u25a0 uation as I head I groom ' in r a racing - stable!' or
\u25a0care of polo ponies; very good rider and driver:
\u25a0 first- class 5 referenced." : Address ' ll.' T., * 1529
-.Hyde st.VS'an -Francisco, v; -.. - . .'
EXPERIENCED grocery clerk, wishes a- position
'in a grocery'or^ fruit, store. '-.\u25a0: HENRY- WEST-"
I i ERK AMP, 1540 Eddy, st.v San Francisco. - ; '.:
GARDENER v desires -position - ; around v= private
place, or. nursery; -15 -years' experience;* will do
extra, or steady work.'f. THOMAS , KULI'AXO-
v SKI, 'general -delivery,' Oakland. , \u25a0
INTELLIGENT man will work cheap; <.ollett-
-\u25a0\u25a0 iug » or out *of door. occupation preferred. . Bos
''\u25a0'. 3187,'. Ca1l office. '\u25a0\u25a0/-. \u25a0. \ ; , \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 ;- .\u25a0.- > " \u25a0." \u25a0 \u25a0
JAPANESE \u25a0 young i boy * -wants -. : a - position \u25a0. as
i- schoolboy. • -Address Xr SEI,- fH2. Grant ay;,
":). City. \u25a0'--.- .-.:- v.- '- >'\u25a0:,"\u25a0 •:':.-\u25a0\u25a0_ - . ' .\. . ;.. ,\u25a0 ' .
JAPANESE, first class laundryman.V wants : a' po-
. sition ' in f amjiyi" city \u25a0-. or country.-. . .FRANK
' KAT ADA** (i22»4* Golden Gate- ay. ; .> phones
'\u25a0'--. Franklin>27S9,'iHome;S34ooA ; . . • . . .
PLACE I as ; watchman j or* other ,-lightfwork- by j re-
v. t ired businessman ; j good ; character ; t high I refer-
Ji ences; f abwlutet honesty. i ßox ;31Rf?;^ Call. '-.,-\ b
PAINTER,- 1 " sober f yoiinj; ; man/,? wishes ;; situation ;
. • honeSt:ilay's work,' ?.'V or by contract anywhere.
V. 80x,4.->5l, Call;officerl(r.liFillmore lit.v; v; .
POSITI ON ?as 5 book S keeper > and f cashier ;) \u25a0". thor-
... \u25a0 oughly i experienced ;\u25a0» married ; "iage -i2B;i 28;; compe-
.;.;\u25a0 tent to '.take \u25a0 charge; will ; go ; any place;at 5 mod-
• crate .salary; '; can' furnish excellent
and : bond: if .required.^ Address box.; 3223,1 Call."
STENOG ItA I'll ER. * book V keeper." • correspondent.*,
i capaMe, ; rel!able. s energetic young ; mini of j Rood
\'. adilrenst ; and : education, .valuable business i expe-j;
rir nee. ~i fair*i r* knowledge ;of >• Spanish; t seeks '5 per-
urn at'u i • post tion. -\u25a0 _P. 0* : boi ' 302, \u25a0cl t y. ,; \u25a0-;3 '
EMPLOYMENT .AV'AXTED— MaIe-J-^Con. j
SITUATION wanted by. a man and wife; Al*
/-\u25a0farmer and wife g»X)d cook and laundress;. best
-\u0084 of references. '\u25a0_ Box 3152/ Call office. . • : *y~':^;
TWO Germans, baker and baker's helper,^ want
>": positions t more r for steady . work» tlian -.\u25a0 big
•-, wages. > Address; W.'.T., • box 3189,' Call : office.
•YOUNG \u25a0 German not'afrald of work wishes em-
'-. : ployment \u25a0in cafe,', hotel or saloou. . Box oIS4,
On II office. -\u25a0'- \u25a0\u25a0,:„>_, "-. .: -y '/ ' "\u25a0"':\u25a0:'\u25a0:•\u25a0:
YOUNG man desires work evenings. Address box
•. :*.211, Call office. : : ; ... \u25a0"...:.•..\u25a0\u25a0, .':\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 '-'y "'\u25a0 '
YOUNG man, .age' 2s yrs.v woald Jike almost any
' : kind rough work," or would work; part of .day; '
-.has good references. >S Box 3035, CalloffieeA \,-
Female ;
COMPETENT young lady wishes -situation ,to'do
. general office work;, has had several years' ex-
j perience in newspaper office; employed at pres ;
\u25a0 \u25a0 ent; 'but wishes to obtain a position : with more
H chauce of advancement. Address box 3206, Call.
I COLORED girl as second girl or chamber, work;
iv jtowti. or-.out; can - give references. Phone
1 Piedmont ! 359 i;« or write 214(5 -Magnolia St.,
! Oakland; Cal.. \u25a0\u25a0.'\u25a0'- y V- -'.. , .--. - ' . .' - :"~: "~ .-' ' - -\u25a0'.'\u25a0 '
COMPETENT woman wants work; $1.50 per day.
Phone MRS. NAGI.B. Park 34!>1.
FRBNCI I - lady of middle ape. recently arrived
from France, wishes a position t» give French
. lessons. to children;, she is very familiar with
Ituseiiiir language; but not English. -.-, Apply SOS
Pacific Bt.; :\u25a0..'.-.' : -\u25a0--\u25a0\u25a0• ':..<_ ' \u25a0:- •
HUNGARIAN woman wishes position to do any
kind of work. 53 Clara st. .. r .
'JAPANESK : voting girl wants a positiou as
| schoolgirl. Address Y. SEI, t>42 Grant ay.,
JAPANESE cirl: wishes situatfon in private
family as helper. SAK A. box 31^3. l.'nll office.
LADY.- who --has . traveled extensively : desires . po-
sition' as (raveling companion ' or nurse; ex-
.-.cellent", references.. Box 3176 V Call office. -\u0084
RESPECTABLE /woman wishes a position In h
private family; general work. " Address l'!)«"ilt
24th. st. . - ' > \u25a0. .' -\u25a0\u25a0-. . . ' \u25a0•\u25a0:. "\u25a0 -
SCIENTIFIC home treatments for hair, scalp,
•;--- skin by graduate. DR. MOORE. 1611 Broderick.
THE rich and-'. the poor will enjoy the- ref resh-
.-- meats ; at .-the Favorite, i>47. Market st; . ,
WANTED— By- a competent, experienced woman
care of an invalid or elderly lady. Box 300 S.
Call, office. - v 'r.; -*
YOT7NG "woman, who has hart hospital training
wishes position as useful companion and maid
Jo elderly lady <.r young girl: salary ?:'.O to ?."..">
per. nmntli: : refprem-es. Phone West *>.>3R.'
YOUNG woman with a healthy young girl
would like a position as cook. or house keeper;
best of . references; very fine cook. Box 30G7,
Call r>f fice. • - • ', ': ' \u25a0
THE FILLMOIIE'tfIRANCII OF THE CALL IS
AT I(i."iI;KILLMORB ST.
V IIAKB_RS AND SUPPLIES
BARBERS— SIS4.«O was given to our customers
during last week as discount on KOKEN FUR-
NITURE.
.DID YOU GET YOURS?
1£ you want to secure this discount YOU
better come in. Select your CHAIRS or MIR-
ROR CASKS— pay us a deposit and we will
deliver wheu you want the goods.
• Remember last day of discount POSITIVELY
February "5. 1010. ''
DECKKLMAN BUGS.. BARBER SUPPHIES,
: '\u25a0\u25a0 KJ2-104 Turk st. .- . j
$1,100 cash— 4 chair shop, town of 13,000; live
. town, big business; wife sick • in ln'rt account
elevation;- must . sell quickly; make offer.
COLEMAN & CO., S3O Market st.
$I.lot> cash— 4- chair shop: town of K..O0O: live
i town ;, big. lmsiness; wife sick in bed account
elevation; must sell quickly; make offer.
COLEMAN & C0., ;.530 Market St.,
BARBER shop 'and rooming house; live town,
near city; clears $"A) 0 guaranteed; -just the
place for man and -wife. COLEMAN & S CO.,
V -830 Market st.
TURKU cliair shop, ruiiuiiisr 2 nteady: fine corner;
low rout: price ?^'Oo. With COLEMAN & CO..
830 Market st. . : ' / '
WHY' be servants ?» Let me fit you up a 2 re-
volving chair shop for $50: new barber. chairs
and mirrors;, my own money; cheap j rent,
small extiense. 394 Hayes st. .
BAPaiEKS' union 14S— Members owing February
dues must be suspended without further no-
tice after the Ist of March. -By order of Inter-
national onion.
BARBER shop for sale; a bargain: strictly flrst
class; ill . health reason for selling. For par-
ticulars address box 4547, Call office.'.
FIIiST CLASS ' colored porter . wants , position in
good barber shop. Address -\u25a0 Restaurant. 230
Townsend at. -
BAKUEKs 1 Protective Unipn— Employment secre-
tary. XV. BARON. 775 Mkt.; phone Kny. 5384.
$100— 2 "chair" barber shop: " must sell:"'make
offer ; rent $6 ; payj» . >w elL \u0084 .3780. 3780 24th r. St. i
BARKER shop for sale— In \u25a0 Portuguese - hetel;
> must be sold: only ; half cash. 3."> Clay st. -
P.ARBER for Saturday; $3." 1322«4 Grant ay.
FOJt| sale — 2 chair barber" shop, good transfer
corner.. lf>!)4 Bryant st. corner 10th. ' ' •
BAKISEII wanted steady. p2 Market St.
- ' ...» . . _____ \u25a0 . •- .
LADIES wanted^for barber shop. '350 3d*st. .
IF yon can't make good get a "Diamond B"
razoi- at BAUER'S, 1554 Ellis st. s
BARBER', shop v for rent. Grocery. -1232. E. • 2'_' d
St.. corner 23th ay.. East Oakland. '
WA -NTED'-A barber: for today (Saturday). ,40
,- 7tlt st.. <>]>i>. Postoffice. - v
BARBER .wanted; steady job. -IGS2 7th St..
-West Oakland. • - - \u25a0- \u0084
BOOTBLACK stand for wale. McAllister and
Market -sts.- . - . \u25a0
BAKBEIt wanted for Saturday and Sunday at
. 31S Rush st. .
BARBKK- wanted for Saturday at 00S Valen-
..- cia St. .-—...- -\u25a0- . \u25a0 \u25a0:\u25a0 .. - .-.-\u25a0. j i
MISSION' BRANCH OF THE CALL,- BLAKE'S
RAZAAK.IIOS -VALENCIA ST.
MALE HELP WANTED
THE undersigned, best knowledge of all kinds
of, European industries, would accept offer .to
: represent foreign importing flrnis as purchas-
ing agent: Ijest ',- references; JBAX. (JOE-
\u25a0 TIIALS.- oZ Ituc dcs Viiigt-deux. Kepresenta-*
tiou — Commission, I.ieire. I'eljiiuiu. Ca)>le ad-
dress, Agency Liege, ARC code. Titll ejlltlon.
ANDRE'S, 1044 I^arkin St.— Couple for cooking
'\u25a0' and general work, primte place, \u25a0$»>o-st;."i;
laundryman, institution, $3."i-?-lO: French couple
. - for t cooking , and \u25a0. chores. {$89; ganlenpr." small
place, $25 and found ; busboy, hotel. $u.';bu«-
ln>y,--cafe. '3 hours' work,;? \-%"> week: : silver
man. for lunch, $4 week ;- cooks, kitchen help
aud others. ;. - . ; , ' .. -.'.: ..'\u25a0- .'..;\u25a0
WANTED — Good, steady man 'who understands
' general farming \u25a0 and. --fruit "', raising; .good,
. pleaßant home, fuel, milk, eggs, farm produce
for family use : and • $30 . cash per month..! An;
;-i swer promptly, giving • full particulars about'
yourself and family. P." 0. box 447, Grass
Valley, Cal.
WANTED— I I second class assistant ship drafts-
man at ! $2.80 per diem. .A -competitive, exam-
ination "for - the; purpose >. of -filling the above ;
position will, be held March .11; ;iOlO. v For
* ; further , information -address "Commaudant, '
: Navy Yard, ;Marc Island, \Cal. ": " .' >' h
BUTLER 'Hot ' steady place, - city, $00; ~ pantry; ]
/ ; man -with - experience; ; busboy - for a club. - '$25;
. board - and room : German kitchen \u25a0 boy . for pri-
". vate family, $23, board": and u room. - MISS
- PLUNKBTT.i 1596 Sutter st,? cor. . Webster.' -
WE want a few live, responsible men and women
as deputies for Fraternal Order Mountaineers in
. .'cities and towns around the. bay: we: have -the
"best proposition on: the ; coast. '" Call' or address
• F. O.M.r room 52,; Bacon block," Oakland,'; Cal;'.
WANTED — French ipastrynuin;." only " high '; class
V'nian need answer,-. $30 week. -s :iier, cent bonus;;
. fare paid : after C : months. ' 'Answer, giving ref-;
I • eren<-es, :to "The Cocked • Hat , ',' 152"i •I> st . ,
y SanDiego.if.^..;; ; • k'^T.jJw : '\' : i- ;" v \u25a0-;'\u25a0'.* "' ;'\u25a0\u25a0'<:' i\'-
LABOBERS and mechanics' to know that Ed-
ward Rolkln has reduced the rooms at the Den-;
-ver house. Si and Howard sts.; to 35c per dayr
'; $2 week;-hot and cold water; ln everyroom. ,-.\u25a0\u25a0
MEN- wanted Quickly by big. Chicago". mail .order
~ horise ,. to distribute • catalogues,' advertise; - $21
' V. weekly; .$5O \u25a0 expense ' allowance. "\u25a0*.•' Manager,'
'^1222 State st.,, Chicago. ; - -':',- -y: '.;\u25a0;' ; ::;
ENKHGETlO ; hustleriwanted by- real estate and
-;: business; chance firmi to take half Interest in
: must have •» $200 "to j invest.-*' Box
. 304!);; Call .office. \u25a0 , •• : , .\u25a0 : ly 1 .:-,- \
WANTED— A first class", carpenter.: to buy >or
: ! rent a , 4 \ room cottage : 7 can ? pay.; rent on " In-
/stallmentB.-;in. work.' Call I . 1210 '; Peach; st.,
'-'\u25a0.- Alameda. / . \u25a0->, \u25a0\u25a0 \u0084-:.- ," : \u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0•,'\u25a0. .\u25a0-.,,\u25a0.\u25a0-\u25a0;;\u25a0*;\u25a0"'
TUANSITMAN AT .: : ONCE "FOR r SUBDIVISION
AND MAP WO UK :-\u25a0 STATE FULLY EXPERI-
ENCE. CITY KEFEKENCES 'SALARY. ]
: A DDRESS , np-X i 3 1 58. ' CALL OFFIOE. ;, ; : -;.,;\u25a0\u25a0; j I
WANTED-^-Men i to ; learn Emotion i picture ; opera t- !
vr ing ; ? operators ) earn \s23,\ $23 , to \ s33 •\u25a0 weekly.'; , Call-' !
\u25a0% fornia jTheatricaltExchangcil 162 i Ellis st. : ; ; v. I
MEN : to learn barber trade in 8 'weeks; i free «pe-"
Je : clali Inducements <to \next ; 10;- call < early; i get :
>; particulars." *S.; P.I Barber College, 1 790 Howard.l
4 ;.' FIRS T? CLASS 4 bushelmen^wanted "(, on S tailor I
. made garments; J must' have references; : steady |
.'position, i good jsalary.T;. BA RON^yl 1 8 \u25a0 Geary j st.
MOVING * picture f operators a make? $20 to P $40 j
\u25a0*^. weekly ; •\u25a0 Knox " school v gives s- practical i, expert-
y ence. y 11 1G lG.eary\st. . near $ Van ; Ness ; a v.' ' ±X&
GOOD i live,: men * to ' \u25a0 sell , watches !on ; easy iW«'ekly
vir payments ; \u25a0 $r> "coni mission : on > every, wa tch.'>;7o4
iJrfMarkPts'xt.", 3 room i.CH!r'.t.';iV- : : •-\u25a0::..'\u25a0.'.''..:- :-U-. - : --:-"Kr.--'--".\
; WANTE»-^St ca<riy^ young /man"; for?; light, i plain
'", work; vpermant'iit 'jilart ;\u25a0' pays 'rwml- was***;.; $ 150
\u25a0'.'; cash frcuulrcd.:: Call :OGO Market st.J'iooui m. .'„:!
> MALE .'HIfILP WAJfTED— Contlnaed :/_\u25a0
[ WANTEI>T-An ail planing -mill "man;
- good opportunity, for right \u25a0. man. » 1573 Mission
•\u25a0\u25a0*- Bt..'.San;Francisco. :;; y.-r- .-. ' ; '''.'\u25a0. \u25a0/. '•, :"\u25a0\u25a0-.-\u25a0'""
WANTED— 6OO men to occupy rooms, 20c to SOe
per night (free bath); at the NEW YORK. 753
sT, Howard nt. i between Sd and :4th. j \u25a0 '\u25a0'.'-.. "
SAILORS >f or , New York. £. Shipping office,', 1 1 Vi
, , Steuart st. ; also 0 Oregon st. off Drumm bet.
.Jackson and Washington. : = ', -:"'%:\u25a0.
NEW tWESTEHN, T1124 Howard— Single rooms.
s~- 15c and 20c per night; Hot and cold water.
YOUXG' mail for office; $75 monthly; must in-
• vest $150. j 701-702 Balboa building. '.. l"
FIRST .CLASS lady's, tailor for steady; good
wages. J.' STEIN.. 117 Grant ay.: open Sunday.
FIRST- CLASS • ladies' tailor; also experienced
• bushelmen. y. BARON. 118 Gearyst. - \u25a0'"--
EXPERIENCED caller out for coinmeix-ial pho :
-;tographer.:2'*i4 Sanchez st. . \u25a0
200 pairsfof, uncalled for'and second band shoes
' for sale cheap. UO3 3d st. ; ; "\u25a0".- . . \u25a0
MISSION BRANCH OF TIIB CALL. BLAKE'S
; BAZAAR. - 110-S VALENCIA ST.
;- \VA\TED 'i'U jLKAIty .TRADIB ' _
WANTED-— Your.work pays the expense to learn
a trade that pays $5 day In few months* time;
electricity, ' automobiles, plumbing, brick laying;
actual \u25a0 contract . jobs ; 200 students last year.
United Trade School Contract. Co.*. 1823 Mkt.
YOUNG women between the ages of -17 and 25,
,of fair education, neat appearance and unques-
. ' tlonable | character, wanted ;to study telephone
' operating as a profession ; a liberal . salary Is
- 'paid new . operators while- in training at the
operating school of the. Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph company, and upon graduation they
\u25a0 are given ! permanent positions at the switch-
\u25a0 boards, with opportunities , for promotion. The
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company pro-
vides light and well ventilated operating rooms,
pleasant rest and lunch rooms and takes a per-
sonal interest in the welfare of the young
women In its employ. :','\u25a0- , i
; \u25a0\u25a0 Competent 'operators famished to provide
branch exchange subscribers. .
For full particulars; call, preferably between
6:30 a. m. and 12 m... at operating school,
telephone office. 2015 Steiner st.
COOK"ahd second girl "r mother and daughter,
• same house, country; !«<><\u25ba: nurse for an infant.
$40; Catholic French or German nursery gov-
erness, $40; stnr<*. keeper for an institution.
* city. $•>.-> and found; pantry girl and waitress.
\u25a0' institution," ,| 23 and. found; 4 so<">fl second girls.
$:{."> each; first class German cofk, '.*si>: rhani-
bermaid "for hotel. {SJSO a week, no hoard r>r
• .room.:-" MISS PLUNKPITT'S, 18!t6 Sntter .st.
cor. Webster. . • .
OAKLAND.
GIRLS TO MAKE OVERALLS. PAID SALARY
WHILE -LEARNING.'-- -
LEVI STRAUSS & CO.. 3D AND CLAY STS.
APPLY TO MR. DAVIS. :'
ANY girl in sorrow or ; perplexity needing a
friend or adviser is - invited to write or call
on Miss Tanner. Salvation Army headquarters.
1130 Market st.. San Francisco. Hours, 2
to 4 daily. ;
SALESLADY wanted with kindergarten graining
or , who has had experience iv primary school
work. Call Monday morning. MILTON BRAD-
•-'. LEY CO.. 575 Market st. .
LADIES to it am barber trade in 3 weeks; wages
, .while learning; special inducements to those
entering at once; Investigate. MOHLEU COL-
LEGE. 234 Sd et.
WANTED — Young women to train an utirscs, be-
tween ages of 20 and . 30, of good education,
neat appearance. 80x.3&95, Call office. Oak-
land. V\-.- .; :-
LEARN the art of hair dressing at the Califor-
nia College of : Halrdressing and Beauty Cul-
ture; exp. In^tr. U«7«. Market: T.Kear. 58«3,
HAIR DKESSER as partner in established busi-
ness; splendid opportunity; t-maU capital. Mil-"
dred Hair. Store, 1473 Haight st.
WANTED — Experienced millinery .saleswomen.
Apply supt.'s office. 9 to- 11 a. m., HALE
BROS.. INC. .
LADIJis wanred to take home work, part or full
time; experience unnecessary. TRIEBEB'S.
\u0084 ] 607. Ellis -st. near Fillmore. \u0084
LEARN hair dressing, manicuring, hair working,
etc., in three weeks. Mildred Hair Store.
. 1475 Haigbt St. ;.
GIRI, for general housework and assist with
child; small family. 1014 McAllister st.
TEACHER, for a district school. Ani'ly J. >B.
. STEA'tNS. 2142 Shattuck ay.. Berkeley. Cal.
WOMAN wanted to do general housework. ClOVj
'Broadway.^
IF you are luoklng for work, rest by the way.
The Favorite.' 947 Market st. -
THB "FILLMOKE.. BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 1051 FILLMORE ST.
OFFICKS
AAAA— CANTON Bureau of Informations-Chinese
cooks and waiters for functions. Canton Bank
buildjne. 649-Kesrny st. : phone Sutter 118.
AAA— PHONE WEST 1731.^.
Largest Japanese and Chinese employment office
in city. T. TAMURA CO.. ICI2 Lacuna st.
HORI CO.. 1748 SUXTER ST.; PHONE WEST
2&03 — Best Jap. -Chinese help- promptly furn.;
: open . day and night. Home phone S2SO3.
AA— OSCAR UATSUMI. Japanese-Cbineie Emp.
. Co.; best help with care and guar.' 1513 Geary
st.; phone West C6SS," Home S4OBS. -
J. CONN."' Chinese emp. bureau: Chinese cooks
'; special. .hotel or fam. 770 Clay; T.Dou;. 3162.
H. W. . hOXG, Chinese employment office.- 805
Webster st.. Oakland; phones Pekin 23. A 3725.
STAR emp. office. Japanese-Chinese help. W.
KODATA. ItKIS Geary: tel. West 167. S4OOS.
J^IPANfcSK :iim( t-»i(!i«se e:uploymvut office. 1678
Vo*t. I'h \V>»«* 7ll<"'Hrm-''Phnn» fi.S»!35. \u25a0\u25a0-
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SA ;L~S>I BV ami SOLICITORS AVAXTRD
SALESMAN— AI resident man desired by a New
York clothing house on commission' basis;, must
" guarantee 'at least ?".o.ooo : business a season;
references required. Tlie SOL. NELKIN CO.,
.710 Broadway, • N«*w York.
Al advertising siilesnian: permanent ; ST. per cent
commission. Cull 14!)0 Market st. ICWI2 today;
UELIAHLE mining stock salesman: liberal eoin-
mlsslon. A|»ply at 545 Pacific, building.
PICTURE agents--Stock frames and framings
PACIFIC FRAME CO.; 324 Hayes st. :
SALESMEN wanted— No experience needed: hun-
ilreds of positions now oi>en. payin;; from $100.
. to $SOti monthly; if you. want a good position
our free Iwok, -'A Knight ! of the Grip." will
show you how. to spt it; write (or call) for it
, today. /Address National- Salesmen's Training
Association, lOlOHMctroiwlk Bank hldg.. Sau
Francisco. \u0084 Branches— Chicago, ; New York,
Kansas City, Minneapolis, ;'\u25a0 Atlanta. '
UN I'A ID - WAGES •* COLLECTED
KNOX. ; 443 - Pine— Suits, Hens, attachments time
checks cashed; debts collected everywhere. "\u25a0
BLIVE.V. 855 Broadway. Oakland— Wages, notes
! 'accounts collected everywhere.' •-"*\u25a0\u25a0 '.-\u25a0-.'.
COLLECTION AGENCIES'
DOES any one j owe you? .; We "make collections
. everywhere on percentage. DEAN.& CO 652
'& Pacific. Wdg.,:4tU and Market sts.,, S. F. '
1 BUY accounts, bills, notes or judgments of any
. nature, anywhere. ~F. 8., P. O. bqx 293, Oak-
;l land; Cal. '-. \u25a0 ~ , -. - : .
2 ROOMS TO ; LET— Fur, ana' Unfnr.
A' COZ X b orne for respectable | ladles. 1130 Max- -
ket st. Bear 1 8th, under, auspices of the SAL-
VATION s ARMY; i elegantly furnished; every
| modern convenience : | eteam heat, electric light
-^;«nd elevator service: spotlessly clean; centrally
located; thoroughly homelike; telephone Market
... 1849 ; prices ; very \u25a0 moderate; \u25a0 ranging - from 25c
\ V per .» night \u25a0 up : ' special rates by ; the week or
; month. ,: See > matron;, room; 33. . ..-.-\u25a0 - ;.
AAAA— MCALLISTER st.,i 1392— Large, v sunny,
nicely, f urn. rooms: bath," gas, elec; $10 mo.
AAA— UNION # 6t.; \ 972, * near Jones— Beautiful,'
M sunny : rooms, all * conveniences ; fine : view ; | refs. j
BLENHEIM, - 1504; Franklin St.— Elegantly furn.
\u25a0',:; rooms,,- modern;-. 52.50 -week up; transient.
DEVISADERO St.; r 004-^-Three' rooms, ; furnished?
v' ! sl3; v. ..'\u25a0\u25a0'" \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0" ;,'*\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0,; ? ;: 'A- --.V- ;: \u25a0.-,' .-.\u25a0;\u25a0"• ;-•;;.< •'.-\u25a0-.
'UK\VEY-«UOUSK."-4tU'' and . Howard-^-All* modern
r conveniences ; 200 rooms. 35c to SI day. $2. to
vfs a week: free baths; Howard or 4th st. cars..
EDD Yr st.'.'" 395, ; cor. ; Lea veo worth— Sunny rooms,
.*. $2.50 -week 'and up; 50c day up; modern. ".
EDDY st.,;". 824-826-^-Cheap ? furnished • rooms in
, : swell chouse 'for. rent. ;*. ? -'_^ \u25a0
ELLlSist.,' ,1050— 2 'neatly ' furnished rooms;
V.. sunny. : -.- \u25a0-'.., ' - v , : . \u25a0 ;.:.". , . . ;,'
ELLIS fgt.'.. 1177— For .:rent." a .nicely . furnished
.- front broom I for; 2 gentlemen- or ladies; -hot
'•. water.rbath^both^phones.r \u0084 \u25a0 . \u0084:
ELLIS' St.;! 1177-^Sunny brooms; for; rent at $1.50
s. and $2 per. week; hot water,' bath: both phones,"
FILLMORE, 173S— Newly furnished - rooms; bath.
y\ running ; water; ; $2 wk. •, up : ; also : bouse keeping.
« FILLMORE i St. 1 ; J 601^-^Nice R room '* for « a>. young
85 man ;• home comforts; -reasonable / 3. -' f ,;> •••
GEARY,? 1457; nr^ Octa via— Modern single rooms
feS aud 1 suites ; \u25a0 private bath.7o E.~ C* Larson.' ; ' k . - ,
GREEN St., 2253, nr.* Fillmore— Sunny rurnished
room; private family; bath convenient: 1 block
\z% from Fillmore and Union sts. cars; reasonable;
LTi ; VrefcrenceB.".'-:-.' -.-'.-'„. ..-\u25a0. ':':\u25a0-\u25a0,' \u25a0- '\u25a0,"\u25a0'\u25a0: ' ." y . .-y;z. ':
llAlGllT.. st.v. nr>-iNicely,.furnished; single room;
'n»liath, J ,hot and 'cold iwatcr;igeutlemen: preferreil.
.V./-V :•-„\u25a0'\u25a0-•; - HOTEL" OBEGON.'v' .'• - ,^- : y:
.'\u25a0' : - i: -- !'.y^y< Valencia :\u25a0 and^ 14th ". *U. v,. *V -, -\ .'- :-\u25a0 \u25a0; \
Modern I throughout: - : all .' outside ? sunny 'rooms;
I neatly furnished; nicest house in Mission district;
rates $3, week up, with bath; special rates by t_e
I month.'l Phone; Park 5573."- v' . ; ,t, t ,-. .,
ROOMS TO LET— Continued
HOTEL IK VINO, 447 Eddy— 2oo modern outside
rooms: large lobby; ladle» # parlor; drwamenj
•ample roomi; 50c to $1 "« day; $2.80 to.W
. week, r Kddy «t. \u25a0 car» direct from ferry. '
O'FARRELL st.. l."»NS— Nicely furnished, ; sunny
$1.50 week. bath, phone; also ?-.—-
• room. • ' .'... \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'."\u25a0 - : "
O'FARRELL st; 138S— Newly furnished sunny
;v room.- $2 a week ; bath, phone; also <I^o.
OVERLAND HOUSTS, 569 Sacramento «t- below
Montgomery— Now open; 200 roomji; hot aad
cold water in every room; 25e to M per day,
>1150 to $5 per week. EDW. BOLKIN. Prop.
PINE St.. 1878— First class double or single
rooms, very cheap. Phone West 1751.
SCOTT st . 2040 — 2 clean, sunny rooms and batb;
iil<ely furnished.; Phone. West 2014. ' '
V\N' NESS hv., 1021 — Nicely furnished room;
running. water: grate; electricity; reasonable;
other room. $2.50 week.
VALENCIA St., 913— 3. suite of unfurnished
rooms for rent; prices reasonable.
VAN NESS ay.; 719," nr.- Turk st.i— Nice sunny
room, wuitable* for 'gentlemen:' s9. \u25a0
IBTH 4031. near Castro — Nice sunny rooms:
sinsle or. double; Uuital^r for two gentlemen
or youns couple'; reasonable. .
13TII St.. S«. nr. Folsom— Nice .suany frent
rooms, sinsle. double; also house. keeping; re-
. spectable place. \u0084 \u25a0 » - \u25a0 \u25a0 -
20UH St.. 310. Oakland— Light, pleasant roouw:
; hot unit fiiH wxter. with h»»h.
A~small want ad in The Call will do It quicker
than a dozen signs plastered on your windows
and which spoils the looks of your home be-
sides. Phone Kearny 86 for an ad man to call
and see you. -\u25a0_
n^O^^J^R^^OJUSE_KIgEIMVG_ _
Al liouse keepine rooms; every convenience; sun
all day; nearColden Gate park; Apply 945
Stanyan st.
BAKER St.. 1«1S. bet. Sacramento and Califor-
nia — 1 or 2 sunny rooms, furnished for house
keeping. \u25a0 »
BIRCH ay., 6t7 — $13: 3 sunny rooms; separate
entrance.
BRODKRICK st.. ll,<Tir. Haight — 1 fnrn"d rooms
and bath: regular kitchen; $24; references.
CLEAN .front bouse keeping rooms; new flat;
phone.: bath, laundry. Apply 1159 Turk st.
CIiAUA St.. 1»;G. near sth— 2 and 3 room apart-
. nients;, separate entrance. ;
DOLORES «t., 1410—2 *unny good rooms, with
. use of kiteben and laundry, for house keeping.
KLLIS St.. 1177 — For rent. 2 front rooms for
.\u25a0house keeping; hot water, bath: both phones.
FOLSOXI st.. 1222. near 8th — 2 well furnished
\u25a0rooms for house keeping; rent reasonable; gas
stove; batlu -
FULTON s>t.. 2422 — Sunny front apartment, com-
pletely furnished for house keeping, to lease
for «. months; 3 rooms and bath. $2T>; or 4
rooms and bath, >- $30; opposite Golden Gate
p.i rk ; McAllister car passes door.
FILLMORE, 1!>44. cor. Pine — Nicely furnished
single front room; closet; running water; house
, Keeping or not;" $8.
FELL St., 617—3 nicely furnished rooms, bath,
etc.; rent reasonable.
GOUOII St.. KJIo — Ground floor, front 2 rooms.
?15 a month; -sunny, newly furnished: water,
range.- yard, baths; complete home for em-
ployed couple. \u25a0
GEARY St.. 112-j — Large, nicely furnished house
keeping rooms; also other rooms; 1 front room.
GREEN st., 1902— 516.50; furnished living room
aad kitchen; coal and gas range; separate cot.
HOWARD Bt£?s63 — Front room and kitchen fur-
nished, $12; 2 connecting, $10; others, $8; gas
. plate, single. $0 up.
HAVES st.. 969, near Fillmore — Rooms, was gas
and telephone; near Alamo park; quick car
service; $\u25a0">. $3.50; suite $3.50 per week.
LAGUNA st.. 2SI9 — Sunny frpnt suit, complete,
$20; references. Call 10 to 2; tel. West 935*3.
O'FARRELL st.. 1326 — Connecting dinuig room
and kitchen and large bedroom, completely
furnished. $32:. ca1l after 2 o'clock.
I'OLK «=t.. 1310-, near Bush — Large, sunny outside
riwn; running water; free cooking gas; $2.25
per week: \u0084\u25a0 .
PACIFIC st.. 1243 — 2 basement rooms, -fora.
hskpg.; $10 mo.; 2 unfnr.. $6. Call 10 to 12.
20TH St.. 510. Oakland— Light, pleasant rooms
with bath, hot and cold water. .
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL. BLAKES
BAZAAR. 110$ VALENCIA ST.
OAKLAXD^HOHSS-JSBSEl^i^^ o^. 1 -^
STH'st.. 1202. cor. Magnolia. Oakland — I sunny
furnished rooms nnd bath for house keeping.'
on tar line and only 2 blocks to either S. 1\
or Key Ronte trains. ,
Tt) let — A comfortable furnished room for house
. keeping: coal grate, coal range and gas plate;
laundry. » yard: $14. 1317 Alice st. Phone
Oakland i>'-'S7.
ROOMS AXP BOARD OFFERED
CLAY St.. 2302 (The . Concord) — Sunny front
-rooms with board for 2. $S0: also single room*.
CALIFORNIA St., 2523^ — Nicel.i furnished rooms;
excellent home cooking; phone; bath; $30;
rates for 2. '*'
FOR rent — Five room, with or without board.
-1162 Jackson st. near Jones.
LEAVENWORTH st., 1452 — Sunny room, excel-
lent board: suitable for ti gentlemen; in pri-
vate family."
PINE st.. 2334— Front sunny suite: first class
board; $25: running water, bath, phone.
S-C'OTT. 1701, cor. sJutter — Cozy home in widow's'
family for 2 or 3 gents; large, sunny front
' roeni and board. $6.50. $8 per week. After-
I j- noons or evenings.
SUNNY : room \u25a0 for 1 or 2 persons; flrst class
, board: references. Phone West 65SS.
ST. MAKUAKET'S club lor working girls. 1451
California et.; $20 month up: tourists $1 day.
ST. FRANCIS o lris* Directory, " Ontral »v. and
Waller . »t., San Francisco — A beautiful borne.
:.- where old ladies, young girls aad little chil-
dren can board very reasonably.
TIIK .'ABBEY — For bachelors: Tost and Leaven-
worth sts. ; one vacancy; $45.
BERKEI.EY ROOMS AND BOAHD
t U KN ISHEU rooms in a rettnea private family;
beautiful grounds and surroundings; board
optional; near station; references. 2222 3ait*>
tuck ay. - - \u25a0
APARTMENTS
ACKNOWLEDGED by all as the city's most ar-
tistic apartment bouse — that charmingly quaint
: CVS A: MADRONA.
The romance of old California is recalled a»
you .tread tut* gaily flowered patio and pass
. through the adobe campanile hung with elec-
tric lighted mission bells; furnished and un-
furnished .-;.-.---. .-
>:-'-• 4 AND 5 LARGE BOOMS.
Kvery detail of, highest I standard; elegantly
apiiointed; competent service; steam heat;
rents $35 to $75. lit! Frederick st. Hayes car
: .\ passes, door. \u25a0« . . -. -
AA— ST. DUNSTAN APTS..- ~Z
1315 POLK ST. NEAR SDTTBtt.
* A FEW CHOICE 2 AND 3 ROOM N'BWLY
•FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED APABT-
"MENT3: STEAM. HEAT. HOT WATEB ALL
THE TIME AND ELEVATOR ALL NIGHT;
HOTEL SERVICE: REFERENCES. -
AAAA— THB MELBOURNE APARTMENTS. 1350
' Pine st. near. Hyde — Now open; • handsomely
.furnished apts., 2 and 3 rooms; hotel service;
\u25a0 eteam heat; social hall and lobby; modern;
'\u25a0*? refs. Apply on premises. MRS. S. E. HENBY.
A/AA- YERBA BUENA APARTMENTS. ~~
IU4 SUTTER ST. BET. 'POLK AND LARKIN.
ELEGANT SUITES OF 2 AND 3 ROOM APART-
MENTS, COMPLETELY FURNISHED; REFS.,
AT : the i Grand," 943 Golden Gate ay. — Front 2
"room apartments. : with - buffet . kitchen, bath
and porch; $25 - up: facing Jefferson square;
.<" references. 1 :'\u25a0 . .
SACR,\MENTO.st., 1637. nr. Larkin— Beautiful
\u25a0'. front:-. sunny apartments.' 4 and 5 rooms aud
* bath : gas \u25a0 and electric : only $30 and $32.5« J.
KANE &. C 0..--215 -Vontgomery *A. ,
AA— VAN: NESS APARTMENTS. 2128 Van Ness
nr. - Broad way— Elega ntly furnished apts. of >
.-and 4 rooms: Eteam heat, elec. light, elevator;
marine view; reasonable. Phone Franklin 2590.
CASTLEREAGH APARTMENTS, 1373 Clay st.
-; between - Jon^s and . Leavenworth ; . completed
'-; and : ready for . inspection ;'. all i modern * conven-
* iences; elevator,. steam. . heat, hot water service.'
AAA— Stanfonl (The), 315 Van Ness — l/and 2
rms.. light hskpg. ; 1 room.* $3.50: 2 nna, $5
'week, up; -tourist trade. 50c to $1.50 day.
MOSSGIKL apts., southeast cor. Jones and Wash-
ington; sunny 4 and S room apts.; steam beat.
: Janitor, service. \u25a0 hardwood ; floors.- \ . •
•VICTOR TAPTS.'.' 23O Douglass— 2 and 3 room un-
r furn.* apts. ; Utrad heater. Take Market st.' car.
SKVERAL , 3 room - apartments to let,' 115 Haigbt
\u25a0 st. ;; 1 1 furnished and 1 unfurnished. ,' ;.-' ' -
ADELINE apts.". 640 Eddy St.— 2/3 and 4 room
.'-' apts. ; I hotel service; . prl v. exeb. ; most modern.
COLUMBUS APTS.,' NET cor. Pac. and Larkla— 3
-\u25a0 3 and 4 , room , apartment; unfurn. : - $20.* $22. . $24.
EUREKA' apts.: ; Mkt. and 17th sts.— Beautiful 3
• 'and 4rm. apts.; phone: janitor service; «unny.'
BERTRAM J apts.." 630 Hyde : St.: . 3-4 : mi. sunny
'-~ apts : \u25a0 close in : every • modern \u25a0 convenience. *
' OAKLAND APART^IE^XT^J^^
' •/ r~. r^MARYI_\ND*APA*RTMENTS. - -»\u25a0 ,
' X'A 2 and 3 ; room 1 ; suite-justi te- just vacated ; beautifully
furnished , and : complete s in ; every « detail ? privatea te
phone:' steam • heated: i private' Nith*. N. -\V~ cor.'.
G3d and Telcgrapli ay.; phoue I'iedmont 4460.
. . "
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HOTEL ARGONAUT.' 4ta and Market trts.— Fim*
- lly and commercial hotel; room with, detached
batb. |1 per day; rooms wit_ private b«ta.
11.30 per day; restaurant attached; moderat*
prices: free bus meets ill train* and steamships. .
AAA— HOTEL BELiIONT. 730 Eddy near V«a
Ness — Single rooms, 13.50 week; r. -tut t>.. IS
wk. up; tourist solic: cafe eon.; Eddy it. car—.
HOTEL HARCOLRT. LARKIN AND SOTrßft—'
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN. EXCELLENT
TABLH. PHONB FRANKLIN 2100.
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL, BLAKE' 3
BAZAAR. 1108 VALENCIA ST.
BUSH st.. I«S<>— i»unny flat. 6 rooms* aad bath;
4 rent $27.50.
. Bush *t.. 1632— Sunny flat. 7 rooms aad batb;
rent |C_sO.
Leavenworth st.. K'.lrt — B^aMtiful new sunny
Oat. 7 rooms and batb: rent reasonable.
Tremont ay.. 170A— t rooms and bath; snap:
f?ANE &. CO.. -Jl5 Montgomery tt.
H33 CLAY ST.
Elf cant art l?tlc spartuient fl.it*. t and 7, nnfor-
niahed rooms, just completed; \.*-* :\u25a0,.,, T j^, v
and flnish ei<^»U*»nt: now r^ady f»r •eeopaary;
be sure to Inspect thpm l>ef«>r»» locating pls'p!
\u25a0where. Ag*»nt on |irtmises every day frou*
1 :'\u25a0"\u25a0« to 5 p. iv.
DOLORES ft.. 140— T" lot. top U story eat. R
rooms and batb: modern; <*aoh n>r>m ronne»t«l
" with hall; good locality for rooms; yard anct
bisPinf-nt.
CLAY St.. .1077. corner Baker— Nearly new and
handsome flat. 4 large rooms, hall. batb. m»n-
tel;< and basement; r*>nt J.T., with water
KOTHERMEL & CO.. 217 Rns» buildtng.
NEW 5 room and bath downtown flat; ev*»r;r
-room sunny; all modern eonvenienoes; wate?
free: rent ?20. ."IB Moss st. near Howard, fw--
tweenjtfth and 7th sts-
WALLER St., 254-2."»«. near Webster— Lower
and mtddle: 6 rooms eai-h; bath, laundry;
$27.50 and $-"!0: key at 2T.2.
PAGE St.. 1435, near Masonic — Artistic flat; 8
rooms; 2 sunny bedrooms opening into bath;
coal grates and every convenience; rent $42.50.
WILL Ait D St., 1427-1439-1443. half block frota
Masonic ay. car; delightful 4 and 5 room flats;
reasonable; fireplaces; every conTenience.
BUCHANAN St.. 133. opp. State normal srhool— .
A choice flat, 6 rooms, bath, pantry and laun-
dry; sun in every room; choice condition.
SACRAMENTO St.. 112«. on Nob Hill— Light,
sunny lower flat. 7 rooms; no better location)
In city; open 1 to 4 p. m.
CALIFORNIA st.. 3075. near Lyon— Modern Sat
of 7 very sunny rooms; reasona.bl«; opea
2 to 4:30 o'clock.
BRODERICK St.. 633— Flat to let; nicely fam-
ished: latest Improvements; can be seen from
12 to 2.
WALLER St., J>B3 — Modern, sunny 5 room flat
and yard: rent reasonable; beautiful view.
NOE St.. 1050— Cor. flat. 3 sunny rooms, yard,
basement; mod.; 24th and Castro st. ears; $23.
19TH and Noe its. — Sunny, warm belt, upper
and lower 4 and 5 room flats (3). $18 to <23:
HUGO st. near 3d ay. — Modern sonny 3 room
flat: block Oolden Gate park: garage.
A 4 r. flat. $23; an 8 r. flat. $43; nearly new;
janitor; overlooking G. G. park. 2267 Hayes.
HAIGHT and Baker. 7 Buena Vista ay. — Sunny
4 or 6 rooms flat; fronting park and Haigbt st.
MISSION. 2706B— Bright, sunny upper cor. flat;
7 r.; water _ scavenger free; very reasonable.
WASHINGTON. l«T>3.,nr. Polk— Upper flat; new.
sunny; 7 rms. : janitor; near all car lines: rea*.
FULTON. 2338. opp. G. G. park — Sunny upper
flat. 6 large rooms: rent reasonable; 2 earlim*s.
MISSION St.. 3214, nr. 2Sth — 6 sunny rooms and
bath,: upper flat: modern; $2S per month.
$25 — Upper flat to let: 5 large sunny rooms:
price $25. 1 1SS0 Baker st. near Post.
ZOE st., 49A. off Bryant between 3d and 4ta—
New. sunny 4 and 5 rooms and batb.
TREMONT ar, 39 — For rent, upper sunny, new
flat. 5 rooms and bath: rent reduced.
6TH ay.. 1237-39. Sunset dlst. — Cheap rent;
convenient t.> amusements of park.
GROVE St.. &40-644 — « large sunny rooms; rent
reasonable: modern improvements.
MODERN flat of 3 rooms and bath. $20. Laurel
St.. between Sacramento ami Clay.
WOODWARD a?.. 56A. off 14th st. above Mis-
sion — Upper flat of 3 rooms.
FOR RENT — Scnny 6 room flat; batb; rent $23.
5470 16th st. near Church.
SCOTT st.. 1334, bet. Ellis and O'Farrell— 6 sun-
ny rooms ant! bath: $23.
TO LET — Modern flat of 5 rooms and batb. 837
Treat ay. near 21»t nt.
CLAY st.. 1227. nr. Jones^ — New 4 rooms ami
bath: marine view.
$33 — Upper sunny flat of 7 rooms and bath.
620 Haight st.
O'FARRELL st.. 1963—3 room flat and yard;
rent $12.
STII »t., 473-475), Richmond — 3 and G rooms and
bath.
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT K531 FILLMORE ST.
FLATS TO LET — Furnished
SUTTER St.. 2443^— We1l furnished modern "nny
flat of 9 rooms and bath; running water in
every room: roof garden: $li 3. Tel. West 29^.
SUNNY mo«lern furnished 4 rooms and bath; $23.
-<2ti PresliUft ay. near Sacramento at.
FLATS FOR SALE — Fnmlwhed
CHANCE : seldom offered — The furniture and,
lease of elegantly furnished 00 room modern
built hotel, located In center of ne— shopping
district, close to both the Orpbeum and Co-
Inmhia theate—. Box 3035. Call office.
FINE modern- sunny 4 room upper flat, cloae to
.-.'."> th st. Key Route station; $15.50. including
water. Apply 5800 Adeline st.
CALIFORNIA st.. 3010—9 rooms. $00. Apply at
9<>4 Devisadero st.
HOUSES T<T LET— Unfurnished
MODERN house; 9 large sanny rooms; In fine
j condition: electric light and ga*: funwi-e:
richly carpeted throughout; good locality. 2.105
Pine St.; $63.
CALIFORNIA st.. 2917 — Residence; 9 room}: spi*
-and electric lights; fine furnace; conservatory:
reasonable. -
FURNISHED or unfurnished. Call from 10 to.
12 noon at 5234 Washington st.
RESIDENCE of 11 rooms and bath; rent reason-
able. 421 Baker st. near Grove.
HOUSE to let— Six rooms and bath. 1541 Eddjr
street. i - - \u25a0 \u25a0 .
ALAMEDA HOUSES TO LET— Fur.
FURNISHED house of 7 rooms; moderate rent;
near cars. 733 Lincoln ar., Alameda; Mastirk
station.
\ ..CffJ^AGES JTO^JLOT
A st.. 2633, near 25th av._r> rooms; bath; ma-
rine view; newly tinted; $15.
MODERN cottage of 3 rooms and; bath. 4078
2fith st.
._. _ OFFICES AXP j;TOBK« TO LET .
WANTED—- To rent store suitable for a paint
sbopr-rent ; or part rent taken out in work.
Box 4530. Call oftice. \u25a0
DESIRABLE offices tn flrst cfass building near
Sd and Market: special termo- Bo« IM7H. C»IL
FPR.VITPRE FOR SALE
SOMETHING new in furniture and carpet boy-
ing; sell you. direct from factory stock, at res-
. alar jobbing prices; large lines to select from.
Lansing Desk and Turn. Co.. <T74 Mission st.
ENTIRE furniture 7 room flat: IS4» Bush St.;
weathteed oak, birdseye maple, rags, etc. \u25a0
FUHNITUKU at your own price at H. SCHELL-
HAAS' tnrnltnr» otore. ltfh «t *>»tclaw<t.
__^^Jrmtxrj3JßjE^
WE are the largest buyers of new or second hand
furniture, pianos, carpets, desks or merchaa-
(ll se: will buy yours; spot cash. MARK J.
LEVY t AUCTION CO.. 1140 McAllister at.
Phone* Park 860. Home 82833.
'. ';';.;: _^_ "WINDOW SHAPES.
ADVANCE Window Shade Factory — Bamboo porca
\u25a0 ghadwK In all sizes. Geo. Walcom. H3t Sntter.
SEWIXC aiACHIXES 1
-cNALL _ —m move, to 2«« ii u*^_pbetTij *
; and 23d; _r_est stock, all makea. lowest
prices ta —c United _t_tes; reatin_ and re-
•alrlag cheap; cpea sfealngs. Phone XUslos
202. r \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0-.-.• \u25a0 ' \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- -.
; DOMESTIC— Removed from- OTarreU «C to 1844* \
FILLMO3£ near Post; all makes of mac-ln ea.
: new and : second hand.* 1 sold, rented and re-
paired; lowest prices. Phone West 3691.
WESTERN ' FEED ; COS \u25a0 certificate of stock foe
\u25a0: . sale at SO centa on the doltar Boy 2882. Call.
- CoatLnucU oa .\e_t Pa«*»

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