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12
COLLINS CONTINUES
FIGHT FOR RELEASE
Applies to Supreme Court for
Writ Compelling Hearing
for Arguing Motion
Tn a further effort to peaceably break
out of San Quentin penitentiary, George
O. Collins, now serving a term on a
charge of perjury^ yesterday applied to
the supreme court for an alternate writ
of mandamaus, compelling the superior
court to set a date for a hearing of a
motion to set aside final process, as
issued by that c*ourt.
The motion for the writ alleges that
the superior court has unnecessarily
and arbitrarily postponed the hearing
of the motion from week to week,
maintaining that the appellant was not
represented by counsel notwithstanding
the fact that a date has previously been
fot. The lower court maintains that
Collins, being convicted, can not appear
on his own behalf.
Collins holds, in his petition, that
there is no such thing as "outlawry"
and that if there it would not be con
stitutional. To maintain this conten
tion he quotes Blackstone, the state
constitution axid the penal code, as
amended in 1903.
A similar application, filed in the
district court of appeal, was denied
March 1, 1910.
BEGGAR HITS POLICEMAN
WHEN REFUSED COIN
Spurns Offer of Lodging and
Food, but Demands Money
I'd ward Carr, a stronsrly built man,
went up to Policeman Tracey, who was
in plain clothes, in Ea«=t street on Sun
day evening, and asked him for a
lime. Tracer told him that if he was
"hard up" he would pet him a bed
and something to eat. Carr demanded
the coin and called Tr&eey an offensive
name. Tracey told him he was a po
liceman and showed him his star,
whereupon Carr struck him on the face.
Carr was arrested for battery and beg
erins and yesterday Police Judge Short
ill gave him CO days on each charge.
COUSINS OBJECT TO
THE COST OF FUNERAL
The expenditure of $688 by Marie
Louise Harris, widow of George Harris,
for the cost of his burial, was objected
to as excessive in Judge Graham's
>.ourt yesterday by the representative
3f two cousins living in New York, who
receive $10,000 each from the estate
of Harris. Mrs. Harris, to whom the
remainder of the $50,000 estate was
willed, was surprised that the distant
relatives should presume to question
her gtod faith. Judge Graham allowed
tlie expenditure.
INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADS
ACCOXTNTANTS— CZET. PtTBUC... Col. S, P. IS
ASTROLOGY Col. 5, P. 13
. PAHTMENTS CoL 6, P. 12
" CoL 7. P. 12
ATTORNEYS Col. 3. P. 13
AUTOMOBILES .Col. 2, P. 13
BAR AND STORE FIXTTTHES .COL 1, P. 13
BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES... Col. 2, P. 13
BUSINESS CHANCES .CoL S, P. 13
" «• Cot 3, P. 13
BUSINESS PERSONALS CoL 4, P. 18
SARBERS AlfD SUPPLIES Col. 4, P. 12
BUSINESS COLLEGES .CoL 3, P. 13
BUTTONS AND PLEATING Col. I, P. IS
CARPET CLEANING CoL 1. P. IS
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDEB6 . . . Col. 2, P. IS
CLAIRVOYANTS Col. 4, P. 13
COLLECTION AGENCIES CoL 5, P. 12
COTTAGES TO LCT Col. 1, P. 13
DENTISTS CoL 4, P. 13
DREES MAKING .'.Col. 1. P. 13
DIVIDEND NOTICES Col. 6, P. 13
EDUCATIONAL ;CoL 8, P. 18
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES Col. 6, P. 12
EMPLOYMENT WANTED— MALE .. .CoL 2, P. 12
EMPLOYMENT WANTED— FemaIe. .CoL 3.P. 12
FEMALE HELP WANTED Col. 4, P. 12
Col. 5, P. 12
FINANCIAL Col. 5, P. 13
FLATS TO LET Col. 7, P. IX
FLATS TO LET— OAKLANJ ...CoL 7, P. 12
FLATS TO LET— FURNISHED. CoL 7, P. 12
FLATS FOR SALE— FURNISHED.. CoI. 7, P. 12
FOB SALE— MISCELLANEOUS CoL 1, P. 18
FURS ...•.7.'... Dol. 1, P. 18
FURNITURE FOR SALE..... Col. 1, P. 13
FURNITURE WANTED. .'. : . : . . Col. 1, P. 13
FREIGHT FORWARDING CoL 1. P. 13
GLASS WORKS....' CoL 2, P. 13
HORSES, WAGONS AND HARNESB.COI. 2, P. 13
HOTELS CoL 7, P. 12
HOUSES TO LET— FURNISHED.... CoL 7, P. 12
HOUSES TO LET— Unfurnished Col. 7, P. 12
HOUSES TO LET— Aluned* Col. 7, P. 12
INVESTMENTS Col. 5, P. 13
lEGAL NOTICES CoL 6, P. 13
LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE CoL 8, P. 13
LOST AND FOUND Col. 2, P. 12
MALE HELP WANTED... Col. 2, P. 12
CoL 3, P. 12
" Col. 4, P. 12
MATRIMONIAL Col. 4, P. 13
MEDICAL Col. 4, P. 13
MATERNITY HOMES Col. 4, P. 13
MEETINGS— LODGES Col. 1, P. 12
MEETINGS— LEGAL Col. 2, P. 12
MINES AND MINING. Col. ft, P. 13
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS Col. 1, P. 13
MONEY TO LOAN Col. 6, P. 13
MU SIC AL INSTRUMENTS Col. 2, P. 13
NOTARY PUBLIC Col. 3, P. 13
OAKLAND HOUSE K'P'G. ROOMS CoL 6, P. 12
OFFICES AND STORES TO JET. . . .Col. 1. P. 13
PERSONALS Col. 4, P. 13
PALMISTKY V Col. 6> p. 13
PROPOSALS AND BIDS Col. 6. P. 13
PATENT, ATTORNEYS CoL 8, P. 13
PHYSICIANS 001. 4. P. 13
POPULAR REMEDIES Col. 4, P. 13
HEAL ESTATE—CITY Col. 6, P. 13
REAL ESTATE— COUNTRY .CoL 6, P. 13
REAL ESTATE— OAKLAND Col. 6, P. 13
REAL ESTATE— ALAMEDA CoL 7, P. 13
\u25a0».EAL ESTATE— BERKELEY CoL 7, P. 13
lEAL ESTATE— TO EXCHANGE... CoL 7, P. 13
ROOMS AND BOARD OFFERED CoL 6. P. lj
ROOMS AND BOARD— Berkeley CoL 6. P. 12
ROOMS TO LET— FUR.-UNFUR .CoL 5, P. 12
" " Col. 6, P. 12
HOOMS TO LET— HOUSE KEEPING.CoI. 6, P. 12
SALESMEN & SOLICITORS WNTED.CoL 8, P. 12
SANITARIUMS Col. 4, P. 13
STORAGE AND MOVING VANS CoL 1, T. 13
SPIRITUALISM CoL 4, P. 13
SEWING MACHINES CoL 1, P. 13
TITLES RESTORED.... Col. 8, P. 18
TRUSSES .Col. 4, P. 18
TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES... CoL 2, P. 13
UNPAID WAGES COLLECTED.... Col. 5, P. 12
MERTI XO S— Lodge.
CALIFORNIA commandery No. 1. K. T. - * ..
nfticfTH awl Sir Kniphts arf hereby iSI
notified to aswinhle at Albert Pike WH
Memorial Temple. 1859 Geary st
iOOAY {TUESDAY). March 15, ISIO, at 1:30
o'clock, for tbe purpose of conducting th«
\u25a0funeral pervWs ot our late frater Sir
GEORGE EVERETT HOWE. Br ordor'
SAMUEL A. CLARKE, Em. Commander
* WILLIAM R. JOST. Recorder.
MISSION commandery No. 41. K. T — m-~
Stated assembly THIS (TUESDAY! VTtf"
EVENING at 8 o'clock. Mission Ma- |£SJ
winlo teuaple; the Illustrioas Order of
th« RM Cros»: all fraters cordially invited.
By order of the eminent oommander.
• « A. HAWKSLEY. Recorder.
ISURLINGAME lodge No. 400. F. &A. ~m~
M.— Third degree ; THIS (TUESDAY) »4\-
EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. . XL3I
C. P. BOVEE. Secretary.
ORIENTAL* lodge No. 144, F. &A. M.— «
Third degree THIS <TCESDAY) at 7:30 »#\.
p. in. Mas-tcr Mat-on? lnrltpd. fi^JX
A. ',<,-,. HUBBABD. Sec.
GOLDEN GATE Jodge* No. SO, F. &A. • '
M— Third degree THIS <TCESDAY) «^V-
EVENING at 7:30 o'ciock, King Solo Jyf
mon's hall. 1739 . Fillmore St.; - master •
Masons cordially iniited,
EDWIN -L, . MEYER, Secretary.
TACIFIC lodge No. 136, F. k. A. M.,' a
1739 Fillmore st— Meets THIS (TUBS- •tfl
DAY) EVENING at 7:30 p. m.: second XJr
degree. GEORGE PENLINGTON. Sec. "
ALL Pythian knights fraternally in-. ', jmt
vited to Eureka . lodge N0., 9; K. of ''\u25a0:^F\(t£z
V.. 240 Golden Gate ay.. >•' THIS* itilf
4 TUESDAY* -KVENING. The rank •*>£T^_
of Esquire will be o<mferred. v' "SSiC^
A. J. BULLERI>tE<:K. C. O. 'STf^,:,
CEO. H. BBOD£BSU>V K." of B. and S. .
- \u25a0 . r, 1- - 11'iitiMiiTi^.nitM-i^iii. friiirwiiii-aiT-iTT' 11 flWMwstißrirtiwirrr-in^ni
JIEETKV'GS — Ceg»l
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders
of .HUTCHINSOX SUGAR PLANT ATION.
COMPANY will be held on TUESDAI,- March
22. 1810. at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m. at the
of flee of the company. No.' 268 Market -et.,
room 210, San Francisco, Cal., for the purpose
of electing directors for the ensuing year and
tor the consideration and transaction of . such
other buslnesa as may come before the meet-
ing. Transfer books will close ' on SATUR-
DAY. March 12. 1910, at the hour of^l2
o'clock m. BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
H. W. THOMAS. Secretary.
». Dated March 7. 1910. .. .
~~ ANNUAL MEETING NOTICE.
The annual meeting of the members of the
Builders' Exchange* will be held on Monday,
March 21, 1010. at ISO Jessie St., San Francisco,
at 11:30 o'clock a. m.
Th* elation of directors for the ensuing year
will be held at the same place and date. Polls
open at 12 o'clock m. to 3 o'clock p. m.
By order of tbe board.
S. n. KENT, President.
JAMES A. WILSON. Secretary. \u25a0 * *•
LOST AND FOUND
) IF TOU LOSE ANYTHING — Advertise it I
here. It will be returned to you if an hone«t
person finds it. Remarkable recoveries are
broucbt about every day through this column.
IF YOU FIND ANYTHING BRING IT
to tbe
'! San Francisco Call ':
'. 1 Lost and Found Bureau, 1
; ( Th Ird nuil M arket ntreets ' ,
Get a claim check. Have It advertised.
Reclaim it if the owner does not. • \u25a0
THE LAW— People who flnd lost article*
are Interested In knowing that the state law
is strict in requiring them to seek the own-
ers through advertisements and- otherwise,
and that failure to do so, if proof can be
shown, lnrol ves a severe penalty.
LOST — A passbook with the Hlbernia Savings and
Loan Society of San FrancUco, in the name of
James Connolly, No. 238-1248. The finder will
please return to bank. Unless same ii returned
within five days a new book will be issued to
the applicant.
LOST — Yellow pocketbook, between Montgomery
st. and ferry building: name on papers inside,
Kd Lyons: reward. 712 Montgomery st.
KM PIiOYMEXT. \VA.\TED— MaIe
ALL around cook wants position in hotel,. res-
taurant or boarding bouse; city or country.
Ilox 3411, CaU office. .' ''
BOOK KEEPER, . expert accountant, will keep
small set of books; books opened, closed, bal-
anced. Bos 3-i*6. Call office. .
BOOK KEEPER— Am a first class accountant;
can handle any set of books and give satisfac-
tion: also correspondence and credits; wages
moderate. Box 3391, Call office.
CHAUFFEUR and mechanic, experienced, ! will
drive any make of gas car; sober; nontobacco
user; private owner preferred; city or country.
Address W. L. P.. 3947 17th st. S. F. .
FIRST CLASS Japanese cook wants position in
private family, in the city or country; please
call by letter. FRANK ITOE, P. O. box 373,
Oakland.
INDUSTRIOUS young man. bandy with toola,
gardener, coachman, automobillst. cook, house-
man; references. Address ROY. 1153 Oak St.,
Oakland.
MIDDLE AGED, temperate, reliable and bandy
man wonld like place in country; can milk and
drive; good references. Address box 3254, Call.
PRACTICAL gardener. Al in all branthos. thor-
oughly reliable. Industrious, strictly sober, de-
sires position on private or commercial place;
best of local references; please state particu-
lars. Address box 4412. 3011 16th St.. city.
RELIABLE middle aged man wants position as
dish washer or night (or day) watchman. Ad-
dress P. \Y.. care Graham's grocery, Precita
ay. and Alabama st.
RELIABLE man wants situation as watchman
or as porter in a saloon or lodging house. Ad-
dress box 3365, Call ofnee.
WATCHMAN, reliable, best references, desires
position. Address box 3341, Call office. ,
WATCHMAN, experienced, desires position; best
reference?. Box 3096. Call office.
WATCHMAN wishes position; best city refer-
ences. 1412 37th ay.. Fruitvale.
YOUNG man. IS. wants position lifter school
and all day Saturday; best references. Address
-. R. F. STERMTZKY. 201 Charter Oak St.. city.
YOUNG German wants work in grocery or hard-
ware store, or any other work. Box 3264. Call.
THE FILLMORE BRANCH Of THE CALL IS
AT 1651 FILLMORE ST.
COMPETENT young lady wishes situation to do
general office work ; has had several years' ex-
perience la newspaper office; employed at pres-
ent, but wishes to obtain a position with more
chance of advancement. Address box 3206, Call.
FIRST CLASS German cook, good house "keeper,
wishes position in private family. Box 4931,
Call office, 1651 Fillmore st. v-
FIRST CLASS cook wants position' as house
keeper for a gentleman. Apply ' Sl4 Mc-
Allister st.
GOOD Japanese girl wants situation In small
family to do general housework and cooking.
Bo x 4933. Call office. 16.M Fillmore st.
GERMAN woman, good cook, wishes position In
Oakland; wages $35. Write B. W., Rust, Con-
tra C«6ta county. Cal.
HUNGARIAN woman wants work by the day;
good cook, washing or any kind of housework.
Address MRS. ZIMA. 24 Chesley. street off
Harrison, near Stb.
JAPANESE girl wants work; do general bouce-
work and plain cooking. "MARRY," 1725
O'Farrell st. *
MASSEUSE — Strong, gentle, perfectly trained;
gives deep kneading massage; alcohol and oil
rubbing; ladles only; at your home; highest
references. Box 4928, Call office.
MIDDLE AGED lady wishes- to run machine; ex-
perienced; object, to learn- trade. Address
box 4564. CaU office. 1651 FiUmore «t.
NURSING, Dervous and mental; week or month;
Christian Science preferred; best ' references.
Box 3336. Call office. \u25a0 - . _
RELIABLE young girl wishes situation in small
family of adults In country to do housework
and plain cooking; wages $18. ' Box 3410,
CaU office. . . -Z
THE rich and the poor wUI enjoy tbe refresh-
ments at the Favorite, 947 Market st.
WANTED — Position as companion or tbe care
of lnvaUd by a young lady of experience; best
references. Box 4925, Call, 1651 FiUmore st.
WOMAN, competent cook, wishes a situation in
a priest's home, city -.or country; best of refer-
ences. Box 4107. Call office. Oakland..
YOUNG, strong girl for general hou«<»wnrk and
plain conking: wages J2.V Call between, 10
and 12. SO Bartlrtt st. ;•*.;:,:
YOUNG lady wishes to be employed in a 'hake
Fbnp or as cashier in a restaurant: will start
on small salary. Box 3413. Call office.
MALE^HELP WAJiTEP
WANTED — Industrious yonns man 18 years old
for office work, Oakland; one with some expe-
rience preferred; state salary expected and
Dame your references. Address box 4114, CaU
office, - Oakland.
ANDRE'S,- 1044 Larkin st.— Young pantryman,
flO- week; porter,- apartment house, \u25a0.-\u25a0 $40;
young dish washer for lunch, $4. week; busboy
for hotel, $85; French couple \u25a0 for private fam-
ily, wife must be good I cook. $60, - $70; I cooks,
kitchen help.- etc.; Fred Roling. cook, please
report; French or, Italian farmhand, $30, fd.;
call early. . \u25a0 \ —
GROCERY solicitor * wanted by retail house to
work up own route, calling on families to take !
orders; salary and commission; must have
knowledge \u25a0of grocery business. \u25a0 . Apply to
W. H. BOWEN. Goldberg, Bowen &, Co., 242
Sutter St.. in rear of store,* entrance: through
alley off Grant aye., bet.'Sntter and Bush sts.
FIREMEN and brakemen for positions on nearby
railroads; experience unnecessary; good vision;
age 20-30: $75 to $100 monthly; no strike; per-
manent employment; promotion; 300 men- a
month being- sent to positions: : state-a ge,
weight, height; send stamp. Railway Associa-
tlon. care Call., \u25a0-. \u25a0 \u0084 ---. - -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.--,..,*\u25a0 :'-.: ;
WANTED— Carpenter- foreman: V must ; be : first
class, all around mechanic, I able to figure | and
understand : plans: i. pone :. but'"- reliable;- man 1
wanted: steady \u25a0 employment^ for ; right C man;
wages $.•> per day. - S. MORRIS, P.' O. box 702,
Bakersfieldr Cal. : .''.-\u25a0\u25a0 .\u25a0;'-.-,-..- ;..-\u25a0>.:
— : r~: — :—: — : — :—:: — : ~r; — r~r— —*
MEN and , women . wanted to learn - the -. barber '
trade; we can not supply the; demand: special ;
inducements to the next 20 entering.- Write. or
call for particulars. The SV F. Barber College,
790 Howard st. V \u25a0:•.',. ..-: \u25a0.'.•,'-: t\ "->\u25a0.-;. ". -:-\-.. \u25a0.-,. .
WE want a few lire,' responsible men and women
as deputies for Fraternal Order Mountaineers In \u25a0
cities and towns around the bay; -we have '.be
best proposition ' on : the ! coast- % Call or \u25a0 address
F. O. M.. room 52. , Bacon block. Oakland.'. Cal.
LABORERS and mechanics to know that Edward
- Rolkin ' has reduced v the •- rooms st 1 the - Denver
housf. 3d and. Howard sts.V to 35c per day; $2
week; hot »nd cold water In every, room.*>.,Jfc!.
MEN \u25a0 wanted I quickly by big i Chicago f mail j order
hewse* to' distribute s catalogues,-; advertise; 1 $21
\ weekly; $50 expense allowance. Manager, 1224
' State St.. . Chicago. - \u25a0\u25a0.-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0-. \u25a0:-\u25a0 -\u25a0'.•\u25a0>: ..-.-.>'\u25a0- ,:
WANTED— Men '• to learn the barber trade ; rgpe-
v ctal Inducements .' to * the 5 next 1 10 1 entering.'
. Write or : call < for • particulars \u25a0 at ; once.'-.". MOH-
; , LER COLLEGE.- 234 , 3 d Bt. ttV \u25a0 . '^ : ;i
MKN' to learn barber trade iin• 6 * weeks ; special
rate. €70 Washin^ta* et. near Betray. -
THE SAN FRANCISGQy CALL;^T^EsM^ii^M^Cfc. 15?vl^
BIALE HELP WANTED— Continued
MURRAY & READY, : -;' ; .
LEADING EMPLOYMENT: AGENTS, -
White \u25a0 Palace Hotel . Building,
Eleventh' and Market sts.,: San -Francisco. .
Phones— Market «56 057. Home J1516.
- -BRANCH OFFICES: - V;
Seventh and Broadway, opposite S. P. depot, .
-\u0084 . \u25a0-• : . Oakland.
•'Phones — Oakland. 736l,' Home A 5745. -•
' Second and H sts., Sacramento." ; ,-\u25a0'•'. :':
Second and Main sts. and 126 Marcbcsault st,
: , I^os Angeles. :"\u25a0.
Latin office— s2B Jackson at; San Francisco. ..
WANTED— TODAY,
1.000 men for R. B. work; new R. R. construc-
tion of O. and E. R. R. and C. N. E. R. R.;
reconstruction • C. P. \u25a0' R. R. and S. P. R., R.
ALL FREE FARE.
. . \u25a0\u25a0.-., FREE FARE.
OREGON. : OREGON.
KLAMATH FALLS,
CALOR. DOKRIS. WEED,
500 \u25a0 teamsters, , laborers,* drillers, rockmen,
tunnelmen, hammersmen, muckers, etc.
ALL FREE FARE— SHIP TODAY.. \
1 ' FREE FARE.
\u25a0 \u25a0'.- y.s. -'-:\u25a0: '\u25a0' NEVADA LINE.
ONE DOLLAR IS ALL >IT COSTS.
i : C. P. R. R, CONSTRUCTION.
TO -THE BIG TUNNELS.' •
BRIDGE. GRADE AND '\u25a0 TEAM WORK.
500 teamsters, laborers, drillers, rockmen.
tunnelmen, muckers, • miners, • etc. ; wages $60
to. sloo. .- . . . • *- .
ALL FREE FARE— SHIP DAILY.
OFFICE FEE ONE DOLLAR. 'c;-;V : r.
• r FREE FARE.-
TRACKMEN. , LABORERS.
25 trackmen, spikers, \u25a0 strappers, men for
steel and ballast gangs, laborers, : etc. ; wages
$2 to $2.50 day. '
ALL FREE FARE— SHIP DAILY.
WB SH IP— FREK FA RE
APPLBGATE- COLFAX
:, ';- ' LANDER— BOWMAN
ALLi-ALOXG' NEVADA LINE.
500 laborers, . teamsters, drillers, rorkmen/ tunr
nelmen, -miners, wages $2 to $3.00
day.
SHIP DAILY— FREE FARE
WE WILL GIVE YOU FREE FARE
TO THE SAWMILLS AND WOODS. ;^ 1
WE SHIP TO
HUMBOLDT, MENDOCINO, SONOMA
COUNTIES.
' MILLS— YARDS— WOODS
60 laborers, no required, to wort
in the mills, yards and woods; wages from
$30 to $40. fd.; steady work. YOUR FARE
FREE.
WOODS— WORK '
25 laborers to make roads and work on R. K.
grade. . ,
25 swampers, barkers. Jack screwers, etc., ior
the' woods. $40 to $60.
FOR ONE OF THE BIGGEST
ELECTRIC POWER COMPANIES.
PART FARE PAID. ' ,;.\u25a0 :.^-'
25 laborers, no j experience required, for all
classes of work of a big power plant; $4.. 50
and found.
TniS IS GOOD.
FOR A BIG IRRIGATING CO.
• LABORERS, $2.50 DAY.
10 laborers, company work, $2.50 day.
TO THE
SAWMILLS AND YARDS. ;
EUREKA— HUMBOLDT COUNTY
FREE FARE.
25 laborers for mills and yards, .etc.; free
fare; go today; $37.50 and fd.
FREE FARE AGAIN.
I 20 laborers for a big electric power co., $-.50
"'. TEAMSTERS— FREE FARE
15 teamsters, new work, free fare, $'-'.-5 day. ;
HAND MINERS. .'•.'\u25a0
5 miners, power co. work, $f>o.
MECIi AN lOAL.
BRIDGE CARPENTERS. MACHINISTS,
, BOILER MAKERS. \u25a0 • .
10 bridge carpenters, for a large company s
work; country; long Job; $00.
Carpenter, understands machinery; $3.50 day;
fare refunded. \u25a0
, FREE FARE.
2 machinists, lumber company: $97.50 and fd.
AND FREE FARE.
Boiler maker, power company; country; $4 day.
Blacksmith, , country shop; boss here; $2 day
and found. '
HAND MIXERS.
PART FARE PAID.
10 hand miners for a new tunnel; $90.
TOOLS FURNISHED.
WOOD CHOPPERS.
'5 wood choppers: $1..V) fare; $2 cord. .
TEAMSTERS.
10 teamsters. Santa Cruz county; $60. :
RANCH TEAMSTERS.
5 teamsters, sugar company's ranch; $30 and
Craneman, steam .nhorel; $90 and found; free
fare. \u25a0 ;V:i "-
6 STONE CUTTERS.
5 stone cutters, steady Job, $5 day.
CEMENT FINISHERS.
'\u25a0'\u25a0 CONCRETE LABORERS.
5 cement finishers for a big job, country;
$3.50 to $4 day. . " ' ;•;•>'.'. ;."
\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0.-CONCRETE MEN.
20 laborers to mix and work in concrete, coun-
try. $75. „ -•\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0,-' \u25a0-'-- •\u25a0'\u25a0'^•> : -r-?. 1 "
QUARRY LABORERS.
2-5 laborers for a ; large company's quarry to go
_ south,-* steady work; $f!7.50.
WORK ON FARMS/ORCHARDS,
VINEYARDS. DAIRIES. ETC.
3 toarusters, drive big teams, same ranch. $40
and found. »•
16 farmers to plow in orchards and vineyards,
$.30 and found; .
22 general ranch hands. $1 to $2 fare, $30 to
\u25a0 $40 and found. . '
Portuguese milker, south, $10 and found; fare
refunded. \u25a0*•" ;>
9 milkers. $1 to $3 fare, $35 and $40 and fd.
, » GARDENERS— CHOREMEN. .
3 gardeners, private places, $35 and found.
2 vegetable gardeners. $30 and $35 and found.
5 choremen, private places, $25, 1 $30, $35 f d.
YOUNG MEN. INSIDE WORK.
1 ..-V COUNTRY FACTORY. .
10 young men to work in sash iind door fac-
tory, country, steady: work andebance of ad-
\u25a0 vancement- •
MISCELLANEOUS.
Kdgerman, lumber company: gixnl wages.
Tinsmith, near city-.' 53.50 day. .
2 cutoff men, planing. mill, country. $3.50 day.
Cutoff man., factory, south, $2.50 day.
Wood turner and : shaper hand, , south, $3.50
day. \u0084\u25a0..'-. \u25a0 ' . ' ': -
4 granite . stone.' cutters, power company, $5
"day.- -'\u25a0-\u0084• ' .- -'.- " '\u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0 \u0084_ .:
2 machinists, mining company. $3.25 day.
MARRIED HELP. , , r;
FARMERS AND WIVES.
French chorem an and wife, vineyard, $50 and
found. . \u25a0 , ;\u25a0••\u25a0\u25a0:
5 farmers and wives to cook, etc., different
ranches; $50 and $60 and found. ' .
Stableman, country stable, $40 and found.
Chainraan. survey crew, boss here, $50 and fd.
CAMP COOKS, BAKERS. ETC.
Camp cook. $65 ; and found ; - foreman baker,
country shop, $25, fare \u25a0 = refunded: -sausage
maker, country, $40 to $45 and found:? 3 camp
waiters. $25 and $30 and found ; short order
cook, $12 week. . ;
/-.\u25a0-. .BAKERS. COOKS. ETC.
Bread baker, $15 week; \u25a0 cake baker. $12
week ; 3 cooks, ' country hotels. $50. ; fd»: 2
runeh cooks. ; few men. . $2?> and \u25a0 $30, fd. ; S
waiters, . country boteJs, $30 and . $35. f d. : 2
porters, country hotels. $.10. fd.: R dish waeh-
•. ers and kitchen helper*.- $30 and $35, fd.; $8
**. to $10 week and board.*-
FREE FARE.
\u25a0 -:. :<;AN<; OF 'MEXICANS.
ICO Mexican laborers. R..R. work, co. work."
- FREE FARE.
FARE. ' V-. .
'. STATION. WORK— BY CONTRACT. - .
. NEW WORK. ' '
• Gang of -Mexicans, '\u25a0 Austrians, % Slavonians/
' Italians,' Spaniards or Greeks for new open cut
work." 14c yard earth, 50c to 68c yard stone.
* FREE FARE— FREE FARE. ,
FREE; FARE.
...V>- ITALIANS, MEXICANS.
AUSTRIAN'S. SLAVONIANS, ->
SPANIARDS. V --:
. 500 i foreign laborers, all > classes \u25a0of R. _R..
quarry and factory work, \u25a0 wages $2 to. $2.50
a day." •\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0i •\u25a0 '•\u25a0- -""\u25a0•.- -'-'\u25a0 : -. v '"::-' '\u25a0 ; -
,. ALL FREE; FARE. I
' GET OUR DAILY :- LIST— FREE TO. ALL. .> : j
. Call and see our.bulle.tln boards. -:. Work com-
ing by phone, telegram and mall all day long. <
.MURRAY & READY; •: . ,
- 11th and. Market sts.,"; San Francisco,; \u25a0": \u25a0 -'•\u25a0 i
• "th and : Broadway,; Oakland, '??.->,; \u25a0'\u25a0'
: " '.--2d' and; H;Kts:,'i Sacramento. *•/. j.* .' '; 1
WANTED — Expert stock ; solicitor ? for. a company j
;; manufacturing : a' public necessity; | a fine prop- j
*. ofitlon ; • give experience . and - references.-.; Box 1
-3342. Call office. , -. "v. V, <
20 first 1 class lady's 1 tailors; $28 a week ; could
• make as high , as j $45 I working | overtime ; i none
but first class mechanics need apply. - BARON,"
118 Geary st >,'?--vy -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'^ '",-'\u25a0" : • --.^.yl^ ,: -T>-.r,-
WOODSMAN familiar with Humboldt , county to
' ' Interest \u25a0\u25a0 himself \u25a0 with j- owner \u25a0of 4 endless chain
* ' saw ; \u25a0; will ' contract •to cut shingles,: bolts.- 20%
st. . ,; \u25a0;\u25a0/-. ".\u25a0<\u25a0\u25a0' } ,- : . ..;•\u25a0-..:.:>' «
WANTED— Strictly :' sober young ' man.*." between
\u0084 - 18 and 24. as assistant lin hospital department
C of . an institution.;. Head • Nurse. l 23o7, Pine , stf /
WA NTED-^Bar '\u25a0 tender.', age ; about - 32,', for saloon
'.-; in , wholesaler, district; 5 wages : $20 • per 'week;
• good '. references - : required.''-; T," 1 box^ 3405,-y Call.
WANTED— 6OO men to occupy rooms, 20c to 30c
'\u25a0..; per night, (free bath), at the NEW YORK. 753
'•. .-; Howard st. between 3d and 4th. \u25a0'>;.'':::
TWO \u25a0- neat ".'appearing young ?. men for I comedy
.-' i vaudeville \u25a0 act • for, road. 1 ? New^ York -, Vaudeville
C Co.,^ Inc.," 016. Kearny. st.V;: ;'. :\; : A ; .' :
WANTED— 3 good solicitors for work in Oakland
and vicinity, -f Apply j Call office, 468 11th st. ,
% Oakland. r^ ' j-.s \u25a0\u25a0•> r:,-/y ;; ; \u25a0\u25a0,;..-- -.r-w ':':.-\u25a0\u25a0;
BRIGHT- lK>y* wanted, I , about IF 16 ! years * old, .to
\u25a0 learn S soda \u25a0 business. . BAER DRUG J C 0. ,: 722
st; :-~i~K'~*'*-'C- '•'; : : ; ::'::',":: '\u25a0-.•, \u25a0 '.'.. '.- ,
MENrwanted>at»lo3'3d;st ,toihave«thelr shoes j
. . repaired : ; sewed soles :7sc; done ; in 10 i minutes:' !
NEW WESTERN, 1124 Howard— Single rooms,
a* 15c" and 20e per . night ; ; hot and ; cold water.a ter. ':\u25a0; v^ I
YOUNG'.nianrinsslstSln'offleerSeO;; jsoraie' collect-
_?: ing; i S100 : cash * required. * 520 < Paciflc i building; j
Put Your lant Ad
in me wail
'-: ' \u25a0 . \u25a0. \u25a0"\u25a0 - -•\u25a0 \ .. ..;' ''. ,' '- , A - ,
''\u25a0'\u25a0No', matter what your
'\u0084.' want may be. Whetlier it is
something you want to ;buy *
or something you want to
sell or exchange.
Whether you want a job
or a man or a woman to nil
# TELEPHONE YOTJR
AD TO KEARiNY 86
And Place It In T% Call
For Sure Returns
, v JMUIL^HEJ i P v 3jyj*NTEb— -Coatlnued^^
COAT MAKERS wanted for the country. Apply
ARNSTEIN, SIMON & CO. ' - .-. -.'.
500 men wanted to get a free shave. 670 Wash-
ington st. near Kearny. '•-'\u25a0\u25a0"
FIRST CLASS busbelmen; good salary. ; W.
BARON. 118 Geary st. • _^_^_
WANTED — Your work pays the expense to learn
a trade that pays $5 day In few months' time;
electricity, automobiles, plumbing, brick laying;
actual contract Jobs; 200 students last year.
"-w United' Trade School Contract Co.. 1623 Mkt
I
1 . . . - 3ZZZI '
BARKER CHAIRS.
We have Just received the sample •of - our
PORCELAIN GLASS ENAMELED 1910 model
chair.- : This chair has many new features and
outclasses ALL other makes in finish." appear-
ance and comfort, both to the customer and
barber. CALL AND SEE IT, for it is to your
interest Sold on easy^terms and at a price far
below all competition. If you are about to open
a shop or remodel don't fail to see us. We fit
up shops complete on very easy installments.
JAMES BARKER, INC. \u25a0-. \u25a0' •
Phone Franklin 3899. 04 Turk st
EUGENE F. PANARIO, Mgr. . -
i GENTLEMEN— This advertisement is to an-
nounce the OPENING of a NEW BARBER
SUPPLY FIRM in SAN FRANCISCO. Our
AIM will be to furnish ONLY dependable
MERCHANDISE of RELIABLE QUALITY of
all SUPPLIES and TOOLS at the LOWEST
market price*. We solicit a SHARES of your
. VAIXIED PATRONAGE and Invite inspection
of okr NEW and COMPLETE stock at our
STORE.
EDW. L. CORDY St CO.. 68 TAYLOR ST.,
Edw. L. Cordy (proprietor) formerly with
Deckelman'Bros. Inc. for the past 7 years.
All telephone and MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY
executed. --
Paciflc phone, FRANKLIN 1940.
Home phone, J2o36. '\u25a0"\u25a0'. ." \u25a0 •' . -
CHAS. COLEMAN & CO.'S SPECIALS.
Two chair shop, San. Mateo. $150
Two chair shop, transfer corner 200
Two chair shop, 8 baths. 225
Two chair shop, transfer c0rner. ........ 225
Three chair shop off Market St.. 285
Three chair shop. Mission district 300
\u25a0Three chair shop on Market st..; 375
Three chair shop, Kearny 5t.'. .......... 450
Four chair shop. Southern California.... 1.000
COLEMAN & CO.. 830 Market st.
BARBER SHOP AT A BARGAIN — 4 chairs;
nicely fitted up: good location; must' sell;
?5r.0. COLEMAN & CO.. S3O Market st. .
ARREST that barber if he don't buy his barber
goods at cheapest place on coast; complete 2
revolving chair • shop $50; credit; nonforfelting
lease. 394 Hayes. st - 7 ' ' \u25a0
LADY painless foot specialist; eastern method;
also Swedish massage and medicated baths;
mem. A. T. P. A. 1210 McAllister nr. Fill more.
FIRST CLASS barber wants 'position, in g<v»d
.shop, or will buy half interest; city or coun-
try. Box 8412.' Ca11- office. ,
BARBER shop and poolroom for rent Inquire G.
WYMAN. 27th ay. and East 16th St., Fruit-
vale; phone. Merritt 3542. - • \u25a0;-.-
FIRST CLASS barber wants steady position;
city : preferred. LOUIS WARSHAU,' 345 •; Sur-
rey-6t.,- Glen Park.' - r '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'• I
FOR sale-^A 3 chair shop; in the best location
. ln-Petalnma. Address ISO Main 6t, v Peta-
' lum*- \u25a0•'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 - " * ;
BARBER wanted steady* Saturdays and Sun-
days- that has other work. 3203 21st st near
.Mission. - " -, ; *•- \u25a0 , '-.\u25a0 :: ' ' ' *>\u25a0\u25a0 - ' ' '.«
2 COLUMBIA chairs, 1 pole. 1 washstaml. $40.
At BAUER'S, Barbers' Supplies, 1554 Ellis st
BARBERS" Protective Union— Employment secre-
tary. W. BARON. '\u25a0 775 Mkt. ; phone Kny. 5384.
AA— GOOD barber wishes position ; country pre-
ferred. F. JOHNSON, 504 Valencia st ;. - '
FOR sale or to rent— 2 .chair barber, shop, con-
nected with bath. CaU\at 1348 Valencia st
FOR sale, cheap— Barber's mirror, beater, pole
and other supplies. 224 O'Farrell st.
3 CHAIR shop for sale. 32 7th st. .
$275 buys $.100 3 chair shop;
V, ing rooms. 2M*t>th st \u0084'\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0
FINE, 4 chair outfit for sale, cheap; call and Illjj
:,: spect.; 715' Turk v st. ; - ;-• -.-• . :.\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0:'\u25a0> \u25a0'\u25a0 '-.-;*\u25a0-
WANTED —First class barber; steady Job. 4H 1
Devisadero st. . \u25a0 \u0084-':''..' - ' --*.'..\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0' '. '-"-'
BOOTBLACK— Short hours. Mills Building Bar-
ber Shop. ; \u25a0- : ' -/ *^ ' •
3 CHAIR barber shop for sale. 1021 1 Guerrero
- street \u25a0 \u25a0 '\u25a0'.-.--'\u25a0: ;.' .:'''\u25a0'\u25a0' -^ "\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0••
LADIES wanted for barber shop. Apply at
330 3d st.
T JPP ':'•:\u25a0 : -!f
YOUNG women' between" the 'ages of 17 and 25,
of -; fair 1 education, neat \u25a0 appearance : and nn-
questlonabfe character, j wanted to study tele- a
", pbone operating as a profession; a liberal sal-
ary Is paid new operators while In training at
the operating school of the Paciflc « Telephone
and . Telegraph Company, I and [ upon | graduation
* they are given permanent positions v; at the
switchboards,. with opportunities for promotion.
The, Paciflc Telephone and Telegraph Company,
provides . light ' and i well TentUated • operating
rooms, pleasant rest and lunch rooms and takes
a personal interest in the welfare of the young
women in Its employ. " ' : ;
/• \u25a0\u25a0 Competent - operators f nrnishea , to \u25a0 provide
\u25a0; branch exchange subscribers. -.;<".
; .For full particulars call, \u25a0 preferably ; between
8:30 a. m. and 12 m., '\u25a0> at , operating school,
telephone office. 2015 Stelner sty : : L ';-a
COOK and second ' girl.; same i house,:; $40, j $30;
g first class cook, private , family,'? $50; | two \ good
':' second girls, * $30 each : \u25a0 French general house-~
-r-worki girl.- $35, . t two ; In family; French .'cook
for one, lady. $40. city;' lady's maid, one lady,
$35; 'capable nurse :'for" one child, ;must''sew,
$3.-.; German cook, $40;- German ,'nurse. $35.
preferences; good cook,' two ' ln i family,' $40: 20
houseworks girls, .•« $25, ".:-$30," '" $35.. MISS
"FLUNKETT.j 1806; Slitter > st. \u25a0-.;- ;r ; ;fj
AT ' Madame Andre's," 1044 Xarkln st.r 3 German
..' and - American \u25a0 cooks. • $40, , $35 ; : French \u25a0 or. v Ger-
': > man- -nursery .- governess. ; -.- $35;; .waitress;- and
\ parlor -j maid, 1 $30 . to $35: -French maid,' $30;
• French girl , ; upstairs • and <? care of children;
\u25a0':- country. • $30; woman and : child • for , house-
work. ' $25.^ -'\u25a0 ."". ; \u25a0 ."\u25a0 -'. ;\u25a0 "' : \u25a0- '\u25a0-'\u25a0' \u25a0 -'\u25a0'\u25a0:'.' -'\u25a0 -. :.*•---'
experiencedV- operators ,on denim
COATS <s AND DUSTERS.
r ELOKSSER-HEYNEMANN c CO.,
PAGE AND FILLMORE STS. . ;
TEACHER "or -other dedicated business " woman,"
1 convincing , talker,', interested in | best : literature,
travel, ; appoint < local helpers to introduce clas-,
sic literature i for children; = $60 month and ex-
:"" pense allowance ; t extra • profits ; ' references. \u25a0\u25a0 Ad-
£*; dress j box ;Al5Q,~* Call' of flee,' Oakland.'^.-y;'.- >•-.
IF ; you ? are i a B Sunday i school "teacher | or ~« active
;\u25a0 s chnrch \u25a0 worker 1 and v can devote ! several ? hours
--,' dally ;; visiting i homes sof your." Sunday, j school
.f children iin interest I special l primary^, work « we
:-i will > pay 2 good a snlary. = Call 1250 , Broadway,'
Oakland, SMITHSONIAN Co#
FEMALE^HELP^W^TOn^Mthiata
ANY girl .In sorrow or perplexity needing ' a
.friend or adviser is Invited to write or call on
\u25a0 Miss Tanner, Salvation Army headquarters.
1130 Maiket st, San Francisco; hours, 2 to 4
dally. •-.-..\u25a0;\u25a0 .
PROTESTANT woman /wanted to do general
' housework 'in small family: 2 adults and 1
g small child; salary $15; would prefer a middle
aged woman who*- would appreciate a gtn%
home. Apply, box 4133. Call office.
" OAKLAND. --•"
GIRLS TO MAKE OVERALLS. PAID SALARY
WHILE LEARNING.
LBVI STRAUSS A CO., 8D AND CLAY STS.
APPLY TO MR. DAVIS. (
WANTED— A willing girl to make herself gen-
erally useful from 0 to 5; must sleep at horn«;
\u25a0 wages ' from $15 to \u25a0 $30; ' no children. Call
"mornings, 1813 Pierce st. bet Bush and Pine.
YOUNG LADY BOOK KEEPER, with experience
in grocerey store; one living in neighborhood
preferred. .Call, early Monday, CONNOLLY
BROS., Stanyan at Frederick. „"* ' •
WANTED— Young women to train as nurses, be-
tween ages of 20 and 30. of good education,
' * neat appearance. Box 3998, Call office. Oak-
land.
LEARN the art of hair dressing at the Califor-
nia College of Hairdresslng and Beauty Cul-
exp. Instr. 967% Market; T. Hear. 5368.
SPECIAL rates; learn hairdresslng, manicuring,
hair work; only system in 3 wks. ; pos. waiting.
Mildred Hair Store. 1475 Haight; br. 130 Geary.
LADIES wanted to take home work, part or full
time; experience unnecessary. TRIEBER'S,
1607 Ellis st. near FiUmore. .
COMPETENT 000k and house keeper; must be
'clean and reliable. Call today, .2424 Pacific
st. near Stelner. -. - \u25a0- ;
WANTED— 3 lady solicitors for work in Oakland
and vicinity. * Apply Call office, 468 11th st,
;' Oakland. '\u25a0•' =. , ; ' 1
TEACHER for a district school. Apply J. B.
STEARNS. 2142 Shattuck ay.. Berkeley. Cal.
YOUNG girl tr> learn trout fly dressing. "Address
box 4932. Call. 1651 Fillmore st :
; LADY, neat appearing, for- vaudeville act. New
York Vaudeville. Co.. Inc.. 016 Kearny st
CHOCOLATE* dippers: wholesale. 325 Paeine. st
CHOCOLATE . dipper wanted. Apply 26 Bluxome
;-8t between 9 and 9:30 today.
IF you 'are looking for work, rest by the way.
The Favorite. 947 Market st
GIRL for general housework -and cooking. 3134
Clay st. " '\u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.-\u25a0
AAAA— CANTON Bureal of Information— Chinese
cooks and waiters for functions. Canton Bank
building, 649 Kearny St.; phone Sntter 118.
AAA— PHONE WEST 1731. if.
Largest Japanese and Chinese employment of ace
In city. T. TAMURA CO?. 1612 Laguna st.
HORI C 0... 1748 SUTTER BT.; PHONE WEST
2803 — Best Japanese-Chinese help promptly
fnrn.;. open day and night. .Home phone 52803.
AA— OSCAR HATSUMI, Japanese-Chinese Emp.
1 Co.; best help with care and guar.' 1513 Geary
.\u25a0\u25a0 st ; phone West 6688. Home S4OBB. . \u25a0
J. CONN," Chinese emp. bureau: Chinese cooks
special, hotel or fam. T7O Clay; T. Dong. 3162.
H. W. HONG, Chinese employment office. 805
Webster St.. Oakland; phones Pekin 25. A 3725.
STAR emp. -office; Japanese-Chinese help. W.
KODATA, 1608 Geary; tel. West 167. 84908.
JAPANESE and Chinese employment office. 1678
__Pogtr_phone West 7158. Home.nhone 53535. •
SALESMEN AND SOLICITORS WAMTED
EXCLUSIVE territory for reliable managers and
. solicitors to handle uniqne device for 1 teaching
; music; ,we court closest Investigation; write
- or -call ,'3 to 9 p.m.v G. W. STEPHENSON,
1226 Broadway, Oakland. ' :
HIGH-CLASS salesmen. who can reach best-class
of . people on -. a ( proposition . that will revolu-
, tionize the ; automobile industry. 'Apply - be-"
; tween 10 and 12. room 1202. Chronicle bide.
WANTED— Three first class solicitors for . city
• work: - good hustlers' wanted.- -Apply, clrcnla-
tlon department, g. F.- CaU. 3d ami Market sts.
, WANTED^— Experienced real '-.estate-s alesmen.
iWENTWORTH & CO., 1503 Grove st, cor.
: .San Pablo. and 20th. \u25a0 Oakland.
HIGH i CLASS stock . salesman wanted; refer-
ences required; -leads furnished. Rooms 417-
418. Foxcroft building.
RELIABLE mining stock salesman: liberal com-
mlssion. Apply et 545 Faclflc bnlldlng. ... .*
LIVE men ' to seU J watches, I Jewelry on | Install-
ments; salary or com, a 704 Market. . room : 612. .
MALE and < female 'solicitors wanted; |5 to $10
_. UNPAID WAGES COLLECTED,' '
TIME CHECKS CASHED; liens; wages collected
everywhere. \u25a0\u25a0» INTERSTATE. 615 Pacific bldg..
\u0084: 4th and Market, sts. -.A ..-. - -- \u0084 - ,' '-.'\u25a0'
KNOX. 443 Pine— Suits, liens, attachments, time
'\u25a0-checks cashed: debts collected everywhere. '
BLIVEN. 855 , Broadway. Oakland— Wages, notes. -
--accounts collected everywhere. -: •\u25a0• "- - ' .
Viyi : j-i^S.ii^9T^9^Jj^^^P^^:-l
DOES I any - one , owe you T We \u25a0 make collections
H everywhere on 'percentage. /DEAN & CO.i . 652
\u25a0" Paciflc Mdg:. 4th and \u25a0 Market stt- 8. V. \u25a0:\u25a0 :
jK^^n^L^ANJoVcOL^
CITY, * . country j and -.foreign .collections ' . made
> '; through our associated offices. \u25a0 INTERSTATE,
.615 Paciflc bldg. \u25a0...-\u25a0-.:-. '• \u25a0'--'\u25a0.\u25a0•\u25a0';'\u25a0 '
ALL" bills, notes : and \u25a0 wages 'prompted collected
; everywhere.* Fred • J.t Schmidt.-. Marfct-Xoq-lfith."
itif^S RENT 1 " / that's VACANT; ROOM "^-H
A small 1 want ad In The. Call' wUl "do It quicker
."'. th an a doien : signs plastered on \u25a0 your ' windows
.'.-'' and : which - spoils - the - looks of \u25a0 your borne \u25a0 be-
- sides. Phone Kearny 86 for an ad man to call
- ; i ! and-see'yon.'*.'»i^~ -\u25a0'>\u25a0\u25a0'•?.'. >\u25a0 :\u25a0.-•\u25a0-. \u25a0\u25a0•*•\u25a0--- \u25a0 : \u25a0"•\u25a0•.-- "\u25a0\u25a0
i " ROOMS ,TO, TO LET-^-FuV.^ and*-Unf or.
A' COZY j home for I respectable I ladies. 1 130 Mar-.
. . .. ket \u25a0 St. • near ' Bth, under auspices : of I the. SAL-
I; VATION /ARMY ; t. elegantly -„\u25a0 furnished: \u25a0> every
" . modern convenience ; ; steam heat. \u25a0 electric ; light
' , and elevator service; spotlessly clean: .centrally
.- located; thoroughly homelike; telephone Market
: ' 1349 ; < prices - very \u25a0 moderate," ranging . frbm ' 25c
-._'.\u25a0" per c night t dq; v special 1 rates '.by.i the week or
i* month. : \u25a0\u25a0 See, matron, s, room f 33.T 1 . \u25a0 -_j,_ ,•\u25a0 '--, \u25a0 -\u25a0 :. : -\u25a0'
BUSH st.,', 1740-^-Newly * furnished ; rooms, 1^ rnnning
»:' water.*; son all day ; nice place :'f or ; young ladies. *|
CLAY i st. , x 1480,1 corner? Hyde— Handsome room :
\u0084 su n all day ; house," furniture, ; bedding, . all- ne w ;
every, modern r cottTenlence."*^Gf.'.v ,--\u25a0-..";? ; . :
DEWE V i HOUSB* 4th J and" Howard— All ' modern
\u25a0y \u25a0 conveniences ; \u25a0 200 •\u25a0 rooms, ' Ssc to $1 day. $2 to
$5 a '.week ; •\u25a0 free j baths ; r Howard or 4th st. cars."
EDDY j? st.Ti 1236-^-Large » outside 2 room; closet
! ii' : . bath,' gas; - private • famUy ; \ $818 1 month."-; .*>-,-•; .. ;.\u25a0-
; EDDY ; st; : 1819— Large | sunny; front i room \ for j 2
?;• persons ; 1 running 1 water; \u25a0 board' furnished; rent .
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ELLIS: st. 1177 — Newly furnished - sunny room;
$2 week; bath; phone; also $1.50 room. -\u25a0
FULTON st." 823. nr. FUlmore — Nicely furnished
front parlor with all conveniences and phone;
> $12- mo.; $15 for -2. -.--
FREDERICK St.. 264 — Inside parlor bedroom,
modern 5 r. flat; suitable for gentleman; all
home, privileges; • cheap if permanent >\u25a0
FILLMORE st, 1738— Newly furnished rooms.
• '.'bath, -running .water, $2 week np; also house;
'.-\u25a0keeping. \u25a0;.'-\u25a0--. -- " -\u25a0\u25a0---.-\u25a0\u25a0 t : • *''-\u25a0'.- |
FRONT , rooms for two ge.ntlemen or married
hot water; walking distance. 60 Haight
FILLMORE st. — Some elegantly furnished rooms;
private - family; handsome corner residence.
Box 4577. CaU office. . «- -
GOUGH st. 1315 — Very cozy sleeping room for
y . wotitlngman; $1.50 week; free phone; snap.
" HOTEL OREGON.
»w Valencia and Mth ats.
.Modern -throughout; all outside snnny rooms:
neatly furnished; nicest bonse in Mission district;
rates $3 week np. with bath; special rates by the
month. ' Phone Park 5573.. — -;. •'.
HOTEL IRVING, 447 Eddy— 2oO modern outside
rooms; large lobby; -ladies* parlor; drummer v
sample rooms; 50c to $1 a day; 52.50 to $3
week. Eddy st cars direct from ferry.
NEATLY, furnished rooms; light 1030 Ellis *t
OAK st. 706. second door from Filtmore — Beau-
tiful front, sunny suite. . suitable for bouse
keeping; also sunny single rooms elegantly fur-
in isbed^rentcheap^^
O'FAUUELL et. 13SS— Newly furnished, sunny
"room. $2 a week; bath, phone;. also $1.50.
O'FAURELL st. 1123 — Nicely furnished back
parlor In private family.
O'FARRELL st; 11S0— Large front room with
running water; single room. $1.50 to $3.30
per week.
OVERLAND HOUSE, 569 Sacramento st. below
Montgomery — Now open; 2CO rooms; hot and
cold water in every room: 25c to $2 per day.
$1.50 to $5 per week. EDW. ROLKIN. Prop.
PINE st. 1730— Small sunny room. bath, phone,
$5 month;' also large sunny corner room.
PARNASSUS ay.. 52 — SmaU sunny room, choice
neighborhood; 1^ blocks to Masonic ar. car;
bath, pbone; reasonable. '
PIERCE st. 2041— Sunny room; board if de- j
sired: also one honse keeping room. j
SUNNY room in private family with first class
board : references. Phone West 6539.
STEVENSON st, .1352— Sunny \u25a0 rooms, -all new i
- furnitnre. with private family: near Junction
of Valencia and Market sts. ; rent reasonable.
TURK st., 1608 A —Sunny rooms; ail new fnrnl-
tore; from $8 np. ' ;
WALLER st. 339. nr. Fillmore and Haisht—
' Large furnished snnny room; phone, bath; $S.
1 TO 3 nicely furnished connecting rooms and
bath.. For particulars phone during day Dong-
las 3572. evening West 4627.
HOOMS FOR HOUSEJKEEPIXG^^
BAKER, 181S, bet. California and Sacramento —
large sunny front room, famished for house
keeping.
BRODERICK st. 463—2 light, sunny furnished
rooms for bouse keeping; gas and coal stoves;
regular kitchen; rent 0817 $3 per week.
CAPP St., SS7— 2 sunny nicely fora, hskpg. rms..
bath, gas. stationary tubs; every convenience;
adults only; also other rooms. :
ELLIS st.. 1177 — Newly furnished 2 snnny rooms
complete for house keeping; $14 month; bath;
phone. -.
FOLSOM St.* 1222-^-2 clean, sunny house keeping
rooms; gas stove;. very reasonable: near Bth st
FILLMORE st. 2127, nr. Sacramento — Coiy.
j sunny, furnished apartments; 1 and 2 rooms,
- kitchen, bath: $1S up.
FURNISHED house keeping rooms, $3.50; sleep-
Ing. $1.50. 970 Hayea st
GOUGH st. 1315 — Large second parlor, main
floor, front, sunny windows, bnffet kitchen,
water, gan, free phone, baths; reasonable
rent; first class.
HAVES st., 969, near Fillmore — Sunny rooms.
$2.50, $3, $.1.00: near Alamo park and stores
and theaters; quick car service.
HAIGHT st.. 616— Light, airy house kepins
rooms. Including gas; apartment honse.
HARRISON st.. iiO35 — I^arge sunny room, with
reg.. kitchen, gas. coal; private bath and en-
trance; $3 per weet.
! HOWARD St.. 5«3-^FTont room and kitchen,
furnished, $12; 2 rooms, gas plate, $10; single,
1 gas plate, $6 up. - -
; LAGUNA, 2SI9 — 4 rooms, bath. laundry,
phone: $35: references; no sign; 1 to 5.
j OAK st. 714 — Large, sunny, front and connect-
- ing kitchen; on ground floor; gas, running wa-
ter; $12. .
O'FARRELL st.. 1390—2 sunny, modem, front
: rooms for honse keeping. . - "'»"•- -.
PINE st. 2817 — Furnished or unfurnished rooms
for house keeping; also single room; pbone;
reasonable.
. SCOTT St.. 2040 — 2 sunny rooms and bath, or
single rooms. Phone West 2014.
SACRAMENTO St.. 3019— Elegantly furnished
parlor suite; gas range; water; reasonable;
sunny room and kitchen. $16. • \u25a0 \u25a0>
TREMONT - ay.. 245 — i beautlfnl. snnny rooms
on Ashbnry Heights; suitable for housekeeping
or any business: no objection to children: $S.
VAN NESS ay.. 2211— Snnny 5 rooms, complete;
running water; also single an<l double; reaa.
CTH st. 365 — Rooms, single and house keeping;
fir»t class; running water; board If desired;
free baths.
10TH st. 3425, nr. Mission— 2 sunny connecting
hskpg. rms.: bath, phone, laundry; $40 wk. up.
23D st. 4042 — 2 nice sunny furnished house keep-
Ing rooms: rnnn. water: no children: rent SI 4.
OAKLAND JIOU^JvE^PI>GJIOOMS
BTH St.. 1202. cor. Magnolia. Oakland — I snnny
furnished rooms and bath for house keeping;
on car line and only 2 blocks to either S. P.
or Key Route trains. .'••»
TO let — A comfortable furn. room for hskpng.;
coal grate, coal range and gas plate: laundry;
yard. 1317 Alice St.: phone Oakland J»2S7.
ROOMS AND BOARD OFFERED
AAA— THE WEMPE, 419 Oak st— Large snnny
rooms; unexcelled board. Phone Park 5092.
BUSH st. 1572-76 — Beautiful sunny newly fur-
nished rooms; electricity; running water; walk-
ing distance; excellent board.
CALIFORNIA st. 2523 — Nicely furnished sunny
rooms:", excellent board; phone: bath; $25;
two. $50.
LE MARCEL, 1206 * Post cor. Van Ness— Nice
sunny furn. rooms; first class French board.
PIERCE st. 815. near McAllister— Furn. front
room: bath: fine nelshborlMXKl: excellent board;
. 2. $1S month.
PINE st.,-2560 — Elegant sunny suite; unfurnNh-
ed: privilege of bath and phone: private home;
board If .desired: couple preferred: .references.
ST. FRANCIS Girls' Directory. Central ay. and
: Waller, st, San Francisco — A beautiful home,
where old ladles, young girls and Uttle chil-
dren can board very reasonably.
WEBSTER St.. 1710. near Sutter— Sunny rooms
and board;. s6 per week; bath included.
St. Margaret's Clnb for Girls. 1541 Cal.— ldeal
home, teachers, tourists. .stens.. etc.; $20 mo. np.
1716 Pacific ay.— Beautiful, sunny, front room;
suitable for 2 or 3; also single room; exc«l-
lent board : references. -
BERKELEY ROOMS AND BOARD
FURNISHED rooms in a refined private family;
'beautiful grounds and surroundings;- board
'-'optional; near station; references. 2222 Shat-
.' .tuckav. / - ."\u25a0'.• ' . . - .\u25a0\u25a0 _\u25a0
SUNNY rooms with excellent board; porch and
I grounds. 2311 Dnrant ay. References. •\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0
I — —^ — —^ — — I —-————»
-^ '\u25a0'--'' "\u25a0APARTMENTS
' -'.". CASTLEREAGH APARTMENTS' .
Extra fine apartments at, s3o up; to rent. 3 and
4 room apartments: hot water, steam heat, ele-
vator ; service. .1373 Clay st - -
WHY KEEP HOUSE, when living ac- Hotel St.
' Mark. Oakland's best, terminus of S. P. and
Key. Route trains. 10 minutes to San Francisco.
-relieves you of all cares, worry and costs less:
- elaborately furnished; excellent' table; every
comfort; warmer climate; less fogs; think it
over; come and see. _ , -.
AA— THE CLOISTER; APARTMENTS. V
\u25a0'--, : i C Exclusively.; for*" bachelors. . -
749 Taylor st. \u25a0 near Bush. v ; Phone FrankUn 5050.
". Steam , heat. - hot water, 'shower \u25a0 baths. '\u25a0 phones,
lounging ; room. ' fully equipped kitchen, southern
co»k;. breakfast served. ln rooms. ;\u25a0: -, « \u25a0 . .
AT the- Grand, 945 Golden Gate ay.' opp-- Jeff er-
'; son, square;, a few minutes' walk to Cth and
Market: no hills to climb; the best and most
' -central location: 2-3^ room ants, and buffet
"kitchen:, private bath and -laundry; rent from
' .$2O ;np; I references. .:: .' \u25a0; -•:,-\u25a0- • \u25a0-
AAAA— THEMELBOURNE APARTMENTS. 1350
? ; Pine i- st. » near, Hyde— Now- open;- handsomely
V' furnished apts..' 2 aud a rouui»; hotel service;
i steam beat; social . hall and * lobby;* modern;
\u25a0/ refs.'i Apply on premises., MRS. S. E.UEXEY.
MARYLAND APARTMENTS.; XW. cor. and
; *\u25a0;; Telegraph: ay. , : Oakland's leading family apart-
* ment ,house; : 2."3-and 4 room apt>. ; lti\urious
* living for V\ per cent -less . than San Francisco
' r " charges.' -;; Piedmont ;44Co. . . .-';.*. \u0084'
AAAA— YEHBA BUENA APARTMENTS. -^ *
1114 SUTTER ST. BET. POLK AND LARKIN.
ELEGANT. SUITES OF 2 AND 3 ROOM APART-
;HENTS,'iCOMPLETELYi FURNISHED; BBFS.
iiT-TT ifti ri'TTiT in n'T iiHif rfTiinriiriiiii'iiii nm iik-H
APARJ^ENTS-^OHtinnfd
AA — VAN NESS, APARTMENTS. 212S Van NeM
1 nry Broadway — Elegantly furnished apta. at (3
and 4 rooms; steam heat. elec. Ugat. elevatorV
' marine view; reasonable. Phone Frank Ua 2580^
CASTLE KEAGH APARTMENTS. 1373 Clay St.
. between Jones and Leavenworta; completed
and ready for Inspection; all modern convea-
V lences; elevator, steaa heat, hot water service.
AAA — Stanford (The). 315 Van Nsss^ — 1 and 2
rms.. light bskpg. ; 1 room. $3.50; 2 rms.. $5
week up: tourist trade. sOc to $1.50 day.
AAAA— The Nottingham apts... 1650 Cal. nr. Van
Ness; elegantly fura. and unfnrn. apts.. 3, 4,
5 rms.. bath, steam beat hot water: refs.
AAAA— THE ARDOI3E APARTMENTS. "
COR. PIKE AND GOt'GH— SUNNY FCR>T.
AND UNFUR. APTS.: NEW MANAGEMENT.
VICTOR. APTS.. 230 Douglass — 2 and 3 room ua-
furn. apts.; Rund heater. Take Market st. car.
EUREKA apts., Mkt. and 17rh sts.— Beautiful 3
and 4 rm. apts.; phone: janitor, service: sunny.
ADELINE apts.. 64i> Eddy_st.— 2. 3 and 4 room
apts.: hotel service; prlv. exeh.: moat modern.
COLUMBUS APTS.. NE. cor. Pac. nn.l Larkln— 3
and 4 room apartment: uofurn. : $20. $22. $24.
BERTRAM apr«.. COO Hyde St.. 3-4 rm. sunny
apts.: clos? in; every ra;xiern convenience.
BLENHEIM. 1504 Frantiin st.— Elegantly fura.
rooms, modern. $2.50 week up: tr»n«l<»nt
17TH and Church, over drug store — 3 and 4 room
» part men t.<: r»>nf %17> to $rg.sO.
HOTELS vV
HOTEL ARGONAUT. 4th and Market sts.— Fam-
ily and commercial hotel^room with detached!
bath. SI per day; rooms with private bath.
$1.50 per day: restaurant attached: moderats
prices; free bus meets all trains and stramsiiipa.
AAA— LANGHA.U hotel. 141 Eddy st— Large,
new. modern hotel right downtown: ateatn
heat, hot water; rooms with prlv. bath. $1 day.
SO wk; other good rooms $:;.5O wk; any car.
AAA— HOTEL BELMONT. 730 Eddy oearvVaa
Ness— Single rooms. $3.50 week; r. and b.. $S
wk. up; tourist solic; cafe coo.: Eddy st. cars.
HOTEL HAKCOUKT. LARKIN AND SUTTER—
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN. EXCELLENT
TABLE. PHONE FRANKLIN 2100- i
~— ~^,. J.^IJLS^TO I.ET^
LARGE HALL for dancing: good floor; acc>m?*Jto
date so couples: rent very reasonable. $22.."0^
SMALLER HALL, nicely carpeted. rentsl6:i
both hall^i fitted with lr*i;e furniture. weU
lighted and venti!ate»l: conveniently located:
wonld lesfce whole building: now partially rent-
ed: a splendid opportunity tnr person who
wonld care for plaf-e themselves. WOODMAN
HALL. I7tb, bet. Mission and Valencia; open
2 to 5 t>, m. and evenings. »
F^aATSJTOJLET
KANE & COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE— IXSCRA>"CE.
213 Montgomery st. :
Bush. 1630, near Franklin — 6 rooms and oath]
$27.50.
Bush. 2D13. near Lyon — 5 rooma and bath; $20.
Church, 456. near 16th — Cottage, 4 rooms and
bath: $21.
Ist. 350, near Harrison — I rooms and bat&i
$22.50.
Hayes. 1227, near Scott — t rooms and bath;
$22.50.
Leavenworth, 1316. near Clay — 7 rooms and bath J
new; $60; aU modern, conveniences; gas and
electricity.
Sacramento. 1637. near Polk — t and 5 roonw;
gas and electricity: modern: from $25 to $30.
Tremont ay., 170 A, near Frederick. — 1 rooms aatt
bath; $16.
KANE & COMPANY.
t 215 Montgomery st.
AXY one looking for a flat will rent this on<*
on sight; vacant a month and owner Is deter-
mined It shall not be Idle a week longer; ai
an Inducement rent reduced t > $33, water in-
cluded: 6 rooms, bath; everything very nlc*
and newly painted; built a year ago; earn pass
the door. 3563 Sacramento st near Locust
RENT reduced — Cor. Ist ay. and Sac. st: all
sunny; tel. Paciflc 2430. Lower 5 nn*.. $27.50:
upper tt raj.. $30; corner 8 rms.. $40; also
2167 Hayes, cor. Shrader. elegaat new 7 raw..
middle or upper, $45.
HAXDSOME. nearly new, 4 large rooms, hall and
closet; large bagement; Clay st. aext to cornee
Baker. ROTHERMEL & CO.. 247 Rfl-f bldg.
BUCHANAN st, 135. opp. State normal icaool—
A choice flat, S rooms, bath, pantry aad laun-
dry: sun la every room; choice condition.
MASONIO >r., 1395. cor. Frederick st— A de-
sirable NW. corner flat, 7 sunny rooms; splen-
did location: low rent
EUREKA st. 3<W. near 20th— Lower flat t
sunny rooms; all modern; rent $12. Com«
and see It.
NOB »t., 1050 — Cor. flat. 5 snnny rooms, yard.
basement; mod.: 24th and Castro st. cars: $23.
CHURCH. 1405. cor. 26U»— Cpper flat. 5 large,
sunny rooms. 4 bay windows; modern: reaa.
BARTLETT at., 68-70. near 22d — Sunny flats 'o^
5-fl rooms: bath, yard, basement: reaaonahle.y
FELL st. 517. near Laguna — 3 elegant sunny
light rms.. hath, garden: perfm-t condition: $2<>.
LEAVENWRTH and Chestnut sts.— NE. cor.,
up to date, middle flat; 6 rooms; marine view.
nAIGHT st. 121 S. opposite Buena Vhnta park-
Fine new flat: 6 room*: moderate rent.
PAGE st.. 443— € and 7 rooms. large and sunny
and up to date; fine location.
WASHINGTON.. 1655. nr. Polk— Upper flat, new,
sunny; 7 rms. : Janitor: near all car lines; reas.
NOE St.. 165, bet. 14th and l.'.th— lp to ilate «
room* and bath, cheap: 1 block north Market.
A 4 r. flat. $25; an 8 r. flat. $45; nearly new:
Janitor; overlooklnr G. G. park. 2267 Hayes.
19TH and Noe sts. — Sunny, warm b* It. upper and
lower 4. and 5 room fiats (3): $-"<>. $25.
MISSION St.. 3214. nr. 2Mh— Upper flat 6 sun^
ny rooms and bath, modern: rent $28.
ZOE st. 49A. off Bryant between 3d and 4th —
New. snnny: 4 and 5 room* and bath.
CORNER FLAT of *lx sunny rooms: reasonable.
690 Fulton st. corner Buchanan.
30TH St., 407 — Sunny cottage. 4 rooms, bato and
gas; basement; fine view; rent $15.
CLAYTON st. 745— Sunny flat. 5 rooms and
bath; rent very reasonable.
GOLDEN GATE aye.. 881. op. Jefferson park —
3 front rooms; second story.
PARNASSUS ay.. 227. near Stanyan st— s22.so;
5 rooms and bath.
CALIFORNIA st. l"t». near Hyde— Sunny flat
of 2 rooms and bath; rent $15. Apply at above
address^
TURK st.. 20«7 — Six sunny rooms and bath; nna
view; rent $— . 50. \u25a0 -jr-.vu
CHESTNUT st. 2516, near Baker— slo; 4 nlc«
rooms and yard.
GROVE St.. 635. near - Buchanan — Flat to let; 4
rooms; $15.
LILY ay.. 306 — Flat of 3 rooms on sunny side ot
the street.
Furnished^
DIAMOND »t.. $19— Sunny, furnished bay win-
dow flat of 3 furnished rooms; 2 beds; $15 j
water free.
FLATS FOR SALE — FarnUihgvd
BEST OPPORTUNITY IX CITY.
Five rooms of furniture, only 2 week* old;
purchaser can have advantage of amount al-
ready paid on goods; flat located on Pine st;
rent only $20 a month. See thia at once. v
Apply j
HARRY J. MOORE FURNITURE COMPANY^
40-52 O'FARRELL ST. -NEAR- MARKET.
CHANCE seldom offered — The furniture and
lease of elegantly furnished 90 room modern
j built hotel. located la center of new shopping
district close to both the Orpneum and Co-
lumbia theaters. Box 3035. Call office.
FOR sale cheap — Neatly furnished flat of 1
rooms: rent $35. Apply 1826 Halgnt st. .
DEVISADERO st. 1513 — 5 rooms complete; a,
snap: $l. r 'O: rent $25.
NEAR 24th and Telegraph ay.. upper flat. 3
large furnished rooms; free telephone; every
convenience: $16. 2120 Elm st
$5O — 6 room modern. 6 months' lease, on line of
12th st Key Route to San Franclnco; no chll-
dren. Box 412:'.. Call office. Oahlind.
HOCSRS TO LET — Furnlaheri
CALIFORNIA st. 3010—9 rooms, $60. Apply at
\u25a0 904 Dyvtsadero St. \u25a0
HOUSES ,TO_LET~XJiirari*i»hed
NOVATO— Tjn LKT.
New modern 5 room unfurnished house, with
bath: barn :iml large grounds. ; with garden- 5
minutes from railroad station: fine mountain
view. Se* HERMAN KUtKH.FF. Xovato. Cal.
SCOTT St.. 1213. near Kllis— Modern house of 7
large sunny rooms: batU: large garden; $33.
HOUSE TO LET of B rooms and bath 1541
! Eililr *t. ' • -
£AJK!LAjVI^ lIOITSES To LET— VnUtr.
CENTRAL »v.. corner : Grand — Fine bouse 10
rooms; lovely lawn, palms, rosest and frnlt
trees; $"•.">:" a snap. '
/p. WOODMAN . REALTY CO.. —
41 Montgomery *t.. S. F.
ALAMEDA. HOUSES TO LET— Unfur.
CENTRAL and T Grand su.— lo room hous.t^
lovely lawn, patms and flowers; flneat In \!i* \u25a0
meda; $C 5. WOODMAN REALTY CO 41
•-. Montgomery st: S. F. '• **
CLEMENT- st, 2117. near Willow— Six room
> howe. newly painted and papered- «-o
' stss M F! MAN RE^ LTY «/ M'ontgomerr
5"; Continued on Xcxt Pa«e "

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