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GRAFT PROSECUTOR
ASKS EDITOR'S AID
District Attorney Challenges
Pittsburg Writer to Appear
, Before Grand Jury
PITTSBURG. Pa., April 7. — District
Attorney WUlia'm A. Blakeley issued a
general invitation tonight for residents
of Allegheny county to appear before
the grand jury to contribute any se
crets they may hold about grafting in
PUtsburg.
The invitation is especially directed
toward Alexander P. Moore, editor of
the Pittsburg Leader, which, in an edi
torial today, charged that a prominent
man, known to the writer of the edi
torial, was still to be implicated in the
graft scandals as the real "man
higher up."
INVITATION TO EDITOR
The district attorney tonight save
out the following statement:
I have received a great many
anonymous communications charg
ing certain individuals are impli
cated in the craft scandals, and in
addition I notice in an afternoon
paper a .Jefinite charge against a
"man higher up." I desire to in
vite any individual of Allegheny
county to come before the grand
Jury tomorrow morning and I will
guarantee ample opportunity to
testify.
This invitation is directed to A.
P Moore, editor of th«» Pittsburg
Leader, in particular. He has pub
licly dared me. upon more than one
occasion, to do certain things. I
now accept his challenge without
condition, and challenge him to
produce all his evidence before the
grand jury.
I do this in justice to the people
cf Allegheny county, who have the
right to know the full and com
plete lengths to which municipal
corruption has descended, and I
trust Moorp f-an find no excuse to
decline this most urgent request.
A letter to Moore requesting his
present before the grand jury tomor
row also was given out.
SLEUTHS FOLLOW PBOSECL'TOH
District Attorney Blakeley, in dis
cusdng his trip to New York city, said
that while there he was followed day
and night by detectives.
The grand jury made no presentment
today, but that the inquisitors were
Ftillbusy with the bank ordinance
cases was evidenced by the presence
of J. P. Kuhn, president of the Second
national bank.
Attorn^y^W. B. Rogers, personal
counsel for V. "S. HofTstot of ICew York,
indicted yesterday on charges of brib
ery and conspiracy, left for New York
tonight to take up with his client the
matter of extradition.
It is said that he promised the dis
trict attorney to inform him by wire
tomorrow of Hoffetot's decision.
S. P. C. C. REPORT SHOWS
YEAR OF ACTIVITY
Records of 1909 Prove Organiza-
tion Busy
The annual report of the California
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children for the year 1909, just issued
by the secretary, 11. J. White, shows
that a year of activity has been passed
by the organization, which devotes its
energies to the care of children.
The scope of the society's work is
euccinctly shown in the following sum
mary of its work for the year:
Complaints received, 167; children in
volved. 3,314; children relieved. 1,849;
children placed in institutions, 404;
children placed in families, 37; chil
dren returned to parents, 75; children
taken to juvenile court. 881; prosecu
tion of adults, 118; convictions, 81; dis
missals, 4; cases settled out of court,
615; persons released from custody on
probation, 68; persons to whom advice
or Information was given, 12; persons
warned, 1,279; cases referred to Asso
ciated Charities, 25; to Catholic hu
mane bureau, 16; to Eureka benevo
lent society. 2; to probation officers, 13;
to district attorney, 2; permits to board
children granted, 148; denied, 12; re
voked, 4; permits to keep maternity
e&natoriums granted, 2; denied, 6; mov
ing pictures approved, 1,226; modified,
43; condemned, 25.
LUTHERAN CHURCH SYNOD
OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY
California synod of the Lutheran
church celebrated its nineteenth anni
versary with a banquet at the First
Lutheran church Wednesday evening.
It was under the auspices of the of
ficers of the church, the ladies' aid and
the missionary societies, and In honor
of John Everdlng. one of the orgaan
lzer* of the synod and Its first treas
urer.
Rev. Oscar H. Cruver, president, said
grace »t the hanquet. and J. W. Frlcke
acted as toat-t master.- Addressses were
made by 11. A. Getz of Los Angreles;
Rev. Herbert A. Weaver, Los Angeles;
Rev. Oeorgo 11. Hillerman. San Diego;
Mrs. J. E. Koiclc. San Jose; Rev. J. W.
Ball. Ph. D.. Los Angeles. Short re
marks were made by John Everding
and others active in the work of the
synod.
Rev. K. W. Crouper, pastor of the
First Lutheran church, took an impor
tant part in the celebration.
SEEKS NEW TALENT
FOR TAHITI THEATER
South Sea Impresario After
Mainland Actors
W. Bardury, the director and pro
prietor of the Folies Bergere at Pa
peete, the only theater In the South
eeas, arrived here yesterday from Ta
hiti on the liner Mariposa.
He has come to San FrancJsco In
6earch of talent, as his dusky patrons,
he says, are getting tired of native
dancers. Kanaka monologists and mov
ing picture shows.
Tahiti is the center of attraction dur
ling the celebration of the fall of the
Bastile. Natives from the surrounding
Islands attend the festivities and the
liner Mariposa is always there with a
large crowd of tourists, and Bardury
wants some mainland talent to give his
show a metropolitan flavor.
NIECE DEFEATS GLYNN
IN LEGAL BATTLE
The lons and complicated suit be
tween Miss Virginia Cooney and her
uncle. Thomas J. Glynn, formerly re
corder of San Francisco, over the pos
session of two lots from 413 to 417
Powell street was decided by the su
preme court yesterday in favor of Miss
Cooney. It was the contention of Miss
Oooney that the property belonged to
her through an agreement of trust
her grandmother, Mrß. Bridget Galla
trher. had with h%r uncle, Thomas
Flinn.
SAM AGAIN STRICKEN— deve Dam, the
' mayor's private attorney, has again beea con
fined to uls home with nervous prostration and
It was announced yesterday that It would be
several weeks before be would be able to at
tend to business. Secretary Lefflogwell stated
yesterday that the mayor himself would be
back at Ws desk next week.
HUBBEB. BTOCX ATTACHED— The etock of the
Pennsylvania rubber company of California at
512 Mission street was attached by United
States Marshal Elliott yesterday on a suit filed
tn the federal circuit court by the Pennsylvania
robber company of ' Pennsylvania. Bonds In
the amount of $90,000 were filed by the plain
tilt, whose claims again.t the etock of tae
local concern come to bill that amount.
INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADS
ACCOXTOTAITTS— CERT. PUBLIC... Col - 3>3 > p - u
AFAHTJCENTB Col. 6, P. 13
ATTORNEYS.... CoL ».*•!* ;
47T0K0BILES ". CoL 2, P. 13
BAR AND STORE FIXTURES Col. 1, I*. 13
BICYCLES AKD MOTORCYCLES... CoL 2, P. 13
JUSUfESS CHAKCES CoL 2, P. 13 •
" " « Col. 8, P. 13
BTTSrifESS PERSONALS CoL 3, P. 13 .
CoL 4, P. 13 i
BARBERS AND SUPPLIES CoL 3. P. 12
" « •• CoL 4, P. 12
BUSINESS COLLEGES C" 1 * *• *• J »
BUTTONS AND PLEATING Col. 1. P. 13
CARPET CLEANING Co1 ' *• p> 13 .
CLAIRVOYANTS Col. 4, P. 13
COLLECTION AGENCIES CoL 5, P. 13
COTTAGES TO LEI <-<>*• r *?*i 1Z
DENTISTS CoL 8. P. 13 ,
D&L&S MAKING °°L 1. P. 13
EDUCATIONAL Col. 3, P. 13
EMPLOYMENT OFFICEB Col - »• p> J*
EMPLOYKENT WANTED— MALE... Col. 2, P. 18 ;
« •« " . Col. 3, P. 12 ;
EMPLOYMENT -WANTED— FemaU.. CoL 3, P. 12
FEMALE KELP WANTED CoL 4, P. 12
FINANCIAL CoL *• P# l X •
FLATS TO LET CoL 7, P. 12 ,
FOE SALE— MISCELLANEOUS Col. 1, P. 13
FURNITURE FOB SALE CoL 7, P. 12
FURNITUEE WANTED Co1 ' '• *" ™
FREIGHT FORWARDING CoL 1, P. 13
GLASS WORKS Col. 2, P. 13 •
JOKSES. WAGONS AND HARNESS. CoI. 2, P. 13
HOTELS • Uol> **• p * *
HOUSES> TO LET— FURNISHED Col. 7, P. 12
HOUSES TO LET— Unfurnished Col. 7, P. 12
INVESTMENTS Col. 4, P. .13 ;
LEGAL NOTICES CoL 5, P. 13 •
LOST AND FOUND Col. 2, P. 12 .
LODGING HOUSES FOE SALE Col. 3, P. 13 !
KALE HELP WANTED Uol - 3>3 > p - ,12, 12
MATRIMONIAL ". CoU 3'3 ' * ' " .
MEDICAL ••^I'l'p 13 '
MATERNITY HOMES CoL 3 - £/ "
MEETINGS— LODGES Cri- 2, P. 12
MEETINGS— LEGAL Col. 2, P. 12 ,
MINES AND MINING Col. 4, P. 13
MISCELLANEOUS WANTB ..CoL 1, P. 13
MONEY TO LOAN Col. 4. P. 13
" CoL6,P. 13 ;
MONEY WANTED ol - s - *"• 13
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CoL 2, P. 13
NOTARY PUBLIC C«L 8, P. 13
OAKLAND HOUSE K'P'G. KOOMS..CoL 6, P. 12
OFFICES AND STORES TO LET. . . .Col. 7, P. 12
PALMISTEY CoL 4, P. 13
PATENT ACTOENEYB Col. 8, P. 13
PHYSICIANS CoL 3, P. 13
POPULAE REMEDIES Col. 8, P. 13
KFAT. ESTATE— CITY CoL 6, P. 13
» " » CoL 6, P. 13
REAL ESTATE— COUNTEY Col. 6, P. 13
REAL ESTATE— OAKLAND CoL 6. P. 13
SEAL ESTATE— BERKELEY 7, P. 13
REAL ESTATE— TO EXCHANGE... CoL 7, P. 13
BOOMS AND BOAED OFFEEED CoL 6, P. 12
ROOMS AND BOARD— Berkeley Col. C, P. 12
ROOMS AND BOAED — Oakland Col. 6, P. 12
ROOMS TO LET— FUR.-UNFUB Col. 5, P. 12
ROOMS TO LET— HOUSE KEEPING. Col. 6, P, 12
SALESMEN & SOLICITOES WNTED.CoI. 6, P. 12
BANITAEIUMS Col. 8, P. 13
ETOBAGE AND MOVING VANS Col. 1. P. 13
SPIRITUALISM Col. 4, P. 13
SEWING MACHINES. Col. 1, P. 13
TITLES EESTOBED Col. 3, P. 13
TBUESES Col. 3, P. 13
TYPEWEITEES AND SUPPLIES... Col. 2, P. 13
UNPAID WAGES COLLECTED. ....Col. 5, P/12
ME ETI N G S — l.od ge»
A. & A. S. R. of Freemasonry, •**£>\u25a0
Fan Francisco Lodpe of Perfection TT
No I— Fifth decree FRIDAY. ffk
April S, 1910, at Bp. m.. Golden ffJ^i.
• iuto Commandery hail, 2135 Sut- &M
tor *trpet. pf**Vl
HENRY ASCROFT. Secretary. ,<J>£**\\
2135 Sutter st. *fiC£ZS3*t
CALIFORNIA commandory No. 1. K. T. — <»»
Stated assembly THIS (FRIDAY) THf*
EVENING, at ~:'M nYlock. Albert Pike lew
Memorial temple. 1559 Geary st. Re-
liwars.il. Hy order
SAMUEL A. CLARKE. Em. Commander.
WILLIAM R. JOST, Recorder.
AMITY lodpe No. 370. F. & A. M.— A
Special meeting THIS (FRIDAY) «*yV_
EVENING. 7:30 oVkxk. First degree. J\J\
T. WALTER WALKER. Secretary. ' \
BALDER lodpe No. 303. F. & A. M.— X
Special meeting THIS (FRIDAY ) -JrVi*
EVENING at 7:30 oVlock- nrst de-/W\
jrree. A. LUNDQVIST. Sec. ' \u25bc >
GERMANIA lodge No. 116, I. O. O. j^"tt**.
F. — officers and members are a3<GHsQ«£!ii
hereby requested to attpnd the "«J«S~Rfi3?
funeral of our late brother,
GEORGE HERTEL. FRIDAY. April 8, 1010.
The funeral committee assembles at 1 o'clock
p. m., at the hall. 222 Van- Ness ar.
PAUL STRAUCH. Rec. Sec.
APOLLO lodge No. 123, I. O. O. F., .^^agfto.
431 Duboce ay. — Flrnt decree con- iHßpßHaßtfc
frrred FRIDAY EVENING. April 3.^32^SF
8, 1910. Visitors welcome. '^Swswf
W. H. G. SCHULTE. N. G.
LOUIS HAMMERSMITH. P. G.. Rec. Sec.
THE regular meeting of Canton San .rfflP&tu.
Fraucisco N->. \u25a0">, I*. M. I. <). (). ife^SSkiSla
I\. will be held THIS (FRIDAY ) %*§^js«.*
EVENING, at S oVlock. Impor-
tant business. G. W. MITCHELL. Captain.
UNITY lodge No. 01. K. (A P.. will a.
ronfer the Esquire rank; also the T\SCI
Kniirlit rank (long form) on FRI- uSSC
DAY EVENING. April s. Nt Z\*f.) •fiCjC*.
J6tb ft. All brothers cordially In- *42Siy
vlted. By order. G. C. HOLMS. C. C.
S. W. GATES. K. of R. & S.
BIEETIXGS— -Legal .__„
NOTICE OF REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE BOHEMIAN CLUB.
Tbe regular annual meeting of tbe members
of tbe Bohemian Club will be held at the
rooms of the club, Post and Leavenwortb
streets, in the City and County of San Fran-
cisco. State of California, on TUESDAY,
APRIL 19, 1910, at 1 o'clock p. m.. for the
pin-pose of electing eight directors and for the
transaction of such otber business, as may
properly come before the meeting.
JOHN C. DORNIN. Secretary.
IF YOU LOSE ANYTHlNG— Advertise It I
bere. It will be returned to you If an honest
person finds It. Remarkable recoveries are
brought about every day through this column.
IF YOU FIND ANYTHING BRING IT
to the'
(San Prancinco Cnll (i( i
Ji Lout and Found Bureau !'
} Third and Market Street* {
Get a claim check. Have It advertised.
Reclaim It if the owner does not.
THE LAW— People who find lout articles
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 *o. if proof can be
shown, involves a severe penalty.
LOST — A passbook with the Hlbernla Savings
and Loan Society of San Francisco, in tbe
name of GEORGE W. PETERSON. No.
300-G39. The finder will please return to
bank. Unless same Is returned within 5 days
a new book will be Issued to the applicant.
STOLEN — Monday noon from Marin boat house,
Sausalito. boat "Bessie," 15 feet long, painted
light green inside and white outride, with cop-
per painted bottom. Finder will be Euitably
rewarded. Notify Marin boat bouse. Phone
181 Sausalito.
LOST — Watch fob of snake design, with locket
marked J. E. F. Finder kindly return or noti-
fy J. E. FREED, hB2 Post st.. phone Franklin
8482, and receive liberal reward.
FUR muff, taken from Pacific Coast oyster com-
pany dining room, near ferry building; reward
for return. E. I). 8.. 37 Washington st.
LOST — Purse containing diamond ring and $10
In gold. Notify MRS. M. STEINFIELD »r
return 1333 Eddy; liberal reward.
LOST — Gold bead chain, heart locket, tn Mlsßlon
between 21st and 23d. Return to 1124 Guer-
rero st. : reward.
LOST — Amethyst stlekpln on Halgbt st. car or
ferry building. Return to 129 Halght st.
. Reward. .;<--.-i
LOST — Saturday, female wire haired fox ter-
rier: answers name Musette; reward. Return
2457 Buchanan st.
LOST — Diamond ring between 4th and ."52d ay.,
Richmond. Liberal reward. 34C ISth ay.. Rich.
LOST— Gray overcoat with Initials "E. W. D.."
In Western addition; reward. 2183 Flllmore st.
LOST — Solid gold crucifix; *pero on back; lib-
eral reward. Gotham hotel, r 130 Eddy st.
LOST— lrish terrier bitch. Return to 1217 Bth
ay.. Park bar. and receUe liberal reward.
LOST — Lady's gold watch, marked S. M... with
pin; reward. S3 Vtcksburg st. near 2Sd.
LOST — At St. Charles church. Good Friday,
lady's gold watch. Reward. S7lO 20th st.
LOST — Brooch made of abovel, pick and donkey.
tßeward.t Reward. 423 Noe st.
FOUND— Boat about 1 ton. in size, in Alameda
pond. High st. \u25a0 • - \u25a0 \u25a0
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THD CALL IS
AT 1651 FILLMORE ST.
EMPLOYMENT. WANTED— MaIe
BUTLER or valet (Swiss), single, . willing and
obliging, city or country; first class -- New York
city and California references. Address -box
3739. Call office. . \u25a0
GARDENER, experienced, wishes position; refer-
ences. 636 Plymouth at. \r;l
THE SAN FRANCISCO- CiJ^L, pFRID^Y, APRIIiX B, 1910.
EMPLOYMENT WAXTED- -Male-»-Con»
BARBER, first class, sober, reliable, \u25a0 wishes
steady Job; country preferred; stranger. -Box
478". Call- ..- . -
CAPABLE and energetic young ' man with - un-
questionable reference and 6 years' - experience
as book keeper and accountant wants posi-
. tlnn. Box 3713. Call office. -
COPPERSMITH, first class man, wants work In
city or country. Box 3603, Call office.
CHAUFFEUR wishes position In private family;
- 6 years' experience; best of references. Box
4907. Call office. 1651 Flllmore St.. '
CARPENTER wants work from owner, day or
Job; excellent references; - very reasonable;
town or country. Box 4790. Call office.
FIRST class pastry cook wants position In
hotel or store, city or country. WILLIAM P.,
1549 Stockton st. • \u25a0 \u25a0' '. : '
, GROCER, thoroughly experienced and fully com-
petent, to take entire charge of a business,
wishes position; some gcr-.eral merchandise ex-
perience; no objection to good interior town
or country. Box 3600. Call office.
HONEST and neat young Chinese cook wants
position In family; experience first class and
best references; wages moderate. HARRY W.
LEE, 654 Grant ay.
JANITOR; all around worker; handy with tools;
references present employer. Box 3678. Call.
JAPANESE, excellent laundryman, wants posi-
tion; city or country: reference. M. NARA,
1532 Post St.; tel. West 7066. '.
MAN and wife wish position; wife Al cook; good
house keeper; man work in or out of house;
thoroughly understands care of horses, cows,
chickens; handy with tool-s; all around reliable
couple; work together; refs. Box 3633, Call.
SITUATION wanted by first class Chinese cook;
best of references. Address or call 647 Pine.
SECRETARY and stenographer; young man of
pood education, ueat appearance, keen and
alrrt; ?20. Box 3656. Call office.
SALESMAN desires position; acquainted with
city trade; country no objection; beet of ref-
cre'ncea furnished. Box 3630. Call office.
SITUATION wanted by a good, experienced Japa-
nese cook: desires position cooking with alittle
housework In a private family. Phone Pacific
2223. 404 Maple st. "
THE GEO. T. MURTON AUDIT CO. keeps books
by monthly contract. 502 Jewelers' building.
Kearny 1007. - \u25a0 -\u25a0'
YOUNG German, 25 years of age, wants any
kind of work: can keep books; a good writer;
6 months in America. Address box 4800, Call.
YOUNG colored man wishes position as elevator
runner or telephone switchboard operator; best
of , reference; will answer by phone West
7418. Address 1545 Post st.
EM P '<OYMEXJ^\VA^TJEp^— F^mnle^^
FIRST class dress maker desires engagements;
only first class work solicited; evening gowns
a specialty; $3 per day. Address 1346 Web-
ster st.. near O'Farrell.
GOOD Japanese plrl wants position for out of
town;" housework and kitchen help in small
family. Apply S. S. S., 1%43 Buchanan st.
JAPANESE girl wants a position as school girl
in small family. 1001 Grove st. Phone West
\u25a0 r .135.
JAPANESE yonng girl wants position as kitchen
helper in 6mall family. Address 1108 Grant ay.
JAPANESE girl wants a position to do cooking
and housework. Phone West 307. Home 51496,
1079 O'Farrell St.. citj\
THE GEO. T. MUIITON AUDIT CO. keeps books
• by monthly contract. 502 Jewelers' building.
Kearny 1007.
YOUNG lady. Irish wishes position at house-
work, plain cooking or second work; would
take care of children: no objection to country.
Address box 3635. Call office. \u25a0
YOUNG woman, splendid cook, best of refer-
ences, wants a place not under ?3.*> a month.
Call MISS PL.UNKETT.S, 1896 Sutter st.
YOUNG woman who has had experience as a
nurse and companion will take charge of house
for elderly person, or the care of young clfl,
and assist with upstairs work. Tel. West
c.-.-w.
MALE _ JWEjLT^WANTED
WANTED — Buyer and manager of household and
crockery departments; must have thorough
knowledge of stoves and ranges, be an Al
man on household goods and - be able to plan
hales and epeclal events: must be a good ex-
ecutive; right man will find a good chance
aud be given every opportunity to make good.
Write complete particulars of past experiences,
reff rences and salary expected to O. A. HALE
& CO.. San Jose, Cal. : . ,--
WANTED— A salesman for men's hat Kection of
a department store; must have bad at least
one year's experience In bats; man preferred
who is also experienced in clothing. Write
giving full particulars regarding experience,
references and salary expected, to O. A. HALE
& CO.. San Jose. CaL __^
ANDRE'S, 1044 Larkin st. — Coachman, $35; tail-
or for Institution, $30; farm hand, $30; bus
boy. hotel, $35; gardener, $30; young man to
dn porter work and tend soda fountain, $3
wk.: cooks, kitchen help for hotels and resorts.
WANTED — One second class laboratorlan. at
$3.60 per diem; a competitive examination
will be held April 22, 1910, for the purpose of
filling the above position. For further in-
formation address Commandant, Navy Yard,
Mare Island, Cal. \u25a0 .
WE want a few live, responsible men and women
as deputies for Fraternal Order Mountaineers
in cities aud towns around tbe bay; we have
tbe best proposition ou the coast. Call or ad-
dress F. O. M.. room £52. Bacon block. Oak-
land. CaL -__ ' . \u25a0 \u25a0
WANTED — Men and women to learn the barber
trade; special rates on now; branches in all
the principal cities. United States and Canada;
we guarantee to teach you the trade. Moler
College 234 3d et. ' ; -
WANTED — Boy, 10 years of \u25a0 age, -grammar
school graduate preferred, to work in stock-
rooni. Apply superintendent's office from 9 to
11 a. m.. HALE BROS.. INC., Market and 6th
sts.. city. '
WANTED — Janitor with retail store experience
in cleaning floors, glass, etc.; married man pre-
ferred. Apply superintendent's office from 9to
11 a. m., HALE BROS., INC., , Market and
(Jth sts., city. ; . " '
LABORERS and mechanics to know that Edward
Rolkln has reduced the rooms at tbe Denver
house, 3d and Howard sts., to 35c per day; $2
week; hot and cold water In every room. .
MEN AND WOMEN to learn tbe barber trad*
absolutely free; no limit to time. Write or
rail for particulars, THE S. F. BARBEB
COLLEGE. 790 Howard st.
WANTED — Jnnltor experienced in store'work.
Apply superintendent's office from 0 to ' 11
a. m.. HALE BROS., Inc., Market and 6th
sts., clt.v. \u25a0
WANTED — 600 men to occupy rooms, 20c to 30c
per night (free bath), at the NEW YORK, 753
Howard st. between 3d and 4th.
WANTED — Experienced drapor.r salesman. Ap-
ply superintendent's office from 9 to 11 a. m.,
HALE BROS.. Inc.. Market and Oth sts.. city.
WANTED — Thoroughly experienced gents' fur-
nishing goods mnn. Apply HALR BROS,
IN^ , 11th and Washington sts., Oakland.
YOUNG man wanted for position of trust; good
reference required; must place $160 cash down.
1!M57 Sutter St., near Fillmore. .
WANTED — Cash boys with schooling certificate.
Apply to superintendent's office, HALE BROS.,
. Inc.. .Market and 6th sts.
WANTED — Shoe cutters, lasters, Goodyear
stitcher and welter. 12th and Brush sts., Oak-
land. Cal.
MEN to learn barber trade, entirely free; time
unlimited. Apply Pacific Barber College, 670
Washington st. v \u0084
MEN wanted at 103 3d st. to have their shoes
repaired: sewed soles 75c. done In 10 minutes.
NEW WESTERN. 1124 Howard— Single -rooms.
ISc unrt 2<V ncr nleht: hot nnrt roH wnter.
x BARBERS AND SUPPLIES
BARBERS:
The balance of this week we offer bargains
In revolving chairs: Kokens make 24-30 mir-
rors; cup cases, poles, etc.: call early and se-
cure these bargains. STOLTZ. 72.1 Market st.
We do not belong to the trust, but we trust
you. --•. \u25a0 .-\u25a0 . "' . •\u25a0 .. . -. ;\u25a0\u25a0.-. ' \u25a0
THE "hit" of the year, the modern INDEPEND-
ENCK BARBER CHAIR (one lever hydraulic);
terms $5 PER MONTH or cash; see them: also
the SWELLEST WALLCASES. \u25a0 BECKEL &
PRESHER. Inc., BARBER SUPPLIES, 60 Oth
- St., San Francisco. . */^.s'-
BARBERS that use the' GOLD BUG RAZOR
never get the HOOK WORM. R V WISE?
EDW. L. CORDY & CO., 68 TAYLOR ST.,
RELIABLE BARBER SUPPLIES.
BARBER trust cornered — Old and new chairs for
. what they are worth ; case, 0f . 6 or. B mirrors,
24x30, at one-fourth cost. .Time tbe same as
;cash. 394 Hayes st. ; Home M 2941. r , i --,
TWO chair shop for sale;; transfer corner; sell-
ing account sickness; 6th and University : ar;,
West Berkeley. • Phone • Berkeley 519.'
I WANT a good I barber for steady Job; bring
your tools. 417 Bth St.. Oakland. . .
BARBER ' shop for/ sale; ' 2 / chairs; . make yonr
own price: leaving . town. ,' ISO \u25a0 Church st. .
BARBERS' Protective Union— Employment secre-
tary, W. BARON. 778 Mkt.: phone Kny. 5384.
OUR toilet waters, lilac, and violet, * are ' equal Uo
tbe imported. At BAUER'S.' ISS4 Ellis st... .
$250 — 3 chair shop, near cor. 'Market; 'fine loca-
tion; terms:. COLEMAN & CO. ,830 Market st.
COUNTRY barber shop; - near - city: $300; live
town.- COLEMAN.& C 0.. '830 Market Rt.
$125 will bny 2 chair 'shop:' transfer 'cor. ;- rent
$15. COLEMAN ft CO., 830 Market st. ' .-.-rv
$1.000- ; -5' chair shop; ; Southern ' Calif. ; running
5 steady. COLEMAN & CO/. 830 Market st.
$1.000 — 6 chair \u25a0 shop: I water j front: near Market-
good business.; . COLEMAN & CO.; 830 Market.
FINE chance, for- married -barber; '4" room flat"
flue groft-ins lwcatioa. Ayj>lj\ 574 sth. a t.
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BARKER SANITARY CHAIRS
THE CHAIRS THAT LEAD THEM ALL
Our 1910 model finished with a PORCELAIN
GLASS ENAMEL that is not on any otber make
of chairs. This chair is started and completed in
our own factory and we do not purchase any
part of It from any other factory and receive
Imperfect goods.
Send for catalogue of this chair, which is sold
on easy installments of $5 per month. We fit up
shops complete on very low payments. '
JAMES BARKER, INC.
Phone Franklin 3599. 94 Turk at.
EUGENE F. PANARIO, Mgr.
FOR rent— Nice barber shop, fitted up; good
location. Occidental hotel, Hayward.
BAKBEKS' UNION 148, office 343 Van Ness ay.;
free employment; tel. Market 889. \u25a0
BARBER, first class, wanted. 544 Market st.
THREE chair shop for sale; running two steady;
a bargain; must sell. 14.83 Eddy Bt.
$00 for an old established 1 chair shop; line loca-
, tlon; rent $6.50. Apply 4006 26th St.
IJAUBER shop for sale— Good business; reason-
able; leaving city. . 1402 Eddy st. I
FOR sale — Two chair barber shop at 1535 Eddy
st., owner going away; a bargain. , -
GOOD barber wanted for Saturday and Sunday
to steady. 3202 21st at. nr. Mission.
FIRST CLASS barber Friday, Saturday and Sun-
day. 1221 Oth ay., Sunset district.'
WANTED — Good barber Saturday noon to Sun-
day. 25G Noe st. 'near Market. -^
BARBER wanted. 02 Market ft. •
WANTED— A good barber for steady Job.
1682 7th Bt., West Oakland.
BOOTBLACK wanted. ISO 3 Post st.
BARBER wanted. 45 Pine st.
BARBER wanted: commission paid; 10c shop.
410 Cth St.. Oakland.
BARnER wanted for Saturday; steady Job. 520
Railroad ay. South.
MANICURIST wanted at 31S Bush St.; must be
first class. • '- " ' • \u25a0
WANTED — Italian boy barber; steady. SS Oth
street. | \u25a0
BARBER wanted at 694 Filbert Bt. corner of
Powell.
GOOD barber wanted Saturday and Sunday at
23" 4th st. ' " . -
WANTED — A barber; steady job. 455 Bth St.,
Oakland.
2 chair barber shop, complete, $150. Call 242
4th st. , . \u25a0
WANTED — First class mancurist. Apply 95
Turk st. /
TO LEARX TRADE
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 Btudents last year.
United Trade School Contract Co.. 1623 Mrkt.
OF interest in taking a course in learning any
trade; save from $50 to $100 by writing to the
Trades School Information Bureau. 220 Aliso
Bt, Los Angeles, Cal.
FEMALE HELP WANTED J
YOUNG women between the ages of 17 and 25,
of fair education, neat appearance and un-
questionable character, wanted to study tele-
phone operating as a profession; a liberal sal-
ary is paid new operators while in training at
the operating school of the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph Company, and upon graduation
they are given permanent positions at the
•wltcbboards, with opportunities for promotion.
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph. Company
provides light and well ventilated operating
rooms, pleasant rest and lunch rooms and takes
a personal interest In the welfare of the young
women in its employ.
Competent operators furnished to provide
branch exchange subscribers.
For full particulars call, preferably between
6:30 a. m. and 12 m., at operating school.
telephone office. 2015 Stelner st.
WANTED — Experienced cook for private family;
Swedish or German woman preferred. Apply
to superintendent of HALE BROS., INC., Mar-
ket and 6th sts., city.
STRONG young woman to do cleaning in a build-
ing, $40 a month; lady's maid, $40; cook and
house keepi>r combined. $50, private family,
references needed. MISS PLUNKETT'S, 1896
Sutter Bt. cor. Webster.
DEMONSTRATORS for house to house calls;
nothing to sell; no orders to take; salary;
permanent; middle aged ladles preferred. Call
SPERRY & HUTCH INSON, CO., 220 Post St.,
' second floor,. 10 to 11. .
WANTED— First .class presser and lroner .on
ladles' garments, ; also a few apprentices;
best of wages; permanent position. Call
H. N. CAU WET, care of F. Thomas Parisian
dyeing and cleaning works, 27 10th St.. S. F.
OAKLAND.
GIRLS TO MAKE OVERALLS. PAID SALARY
WniLE LEARNING.
LEVI STRAUBS & CO.. 3D AND CLAY STS.
APPLY TO MR. DAVIS.
WANTED — Ladles to learn hair dressing; com-
.plete course, $25; bring this ad and get mani-
curing outfit free with lessons. Up to Date
Parlors, 1750 Flllmore st.; estab. 15 years.
WANTED — Experienced saleswoman for house-
hold - department. Apply superintendent's of-
fice from 9 to 11 a. m., HALE BROS., INC.,
Market ' and fltb sta., city.
WANTED— Experienced infant's nurse with hos-
pital training; references required. > Call be-
tween 10 and 12, a. m., NE. cor. , Green and
Devlsadero sts. • . ' : .
WANTED — Saleswoman I for notion department.
Apply superintendent's \u25a0-: of flee from 0 to 11
a. in., HALE BROS., INC., Market and 6th
sts.,. city. \u25a0• .; \u0084. , .-. / \u25a0.•.. '\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0:*'\u25a0'*.\u25a0:'-• '': '
WANTED — Experienced millinery saleswoman.
Apply superintendent's office from 9 to -11
a. m.. HALE BROS., INC., Market and 6th
ste.. city. '- . > - \u25a0 -\u0084:-'. - .-'\u25a0••\u25a0 .-\u25a0:. '
WANTED — Cash girl, 14 to 16 years; of age,
with schooling certificate. Apply superlntend-
"\u25a0'. ent's office, HALH BROS., Inc., Market and
;,6thßtS. -\u25a0 ;: -. - : . •'• -, \u25a0• \u25a0 .\u25a0 . -\u25a0 - ::; _. ;r . \u25a0\u25a0- ;
WANTED — Young women to train as nurses, be-
tween ages of . 20 and 80, of good education,
neat . appearance. Bor. 5998, Call office. Oak-
land. ,- ;,:.\u25a0;- \u25a0 . \u25a0••\u25a0-•\u25a0\u25a0: V -:\u25a0- \u25a0
WANTED— Experienced fitter. Apply superin-
tendent's office from 0 to 11 a.> in., HALE
BROS., INC.. Market and 6th sts.. city. :
LEARN HAIR DRESSING at the CALIFORNIA
» . COLLEGE of i Hair Dressing and Beauty Cul-
tnre; exp. Instr. 967^ Market bet. sth ft 6th.
WASTED— First class cloak " and - snlt
woraan. J Apply HALE BROS., INC., illtn and
- Washington Bta.. Oakland.
Ladles, get your old bats remodeled. Stand.'; La-
dle»' Hat Mfg. Co. , Remember, r. 4. 883 Mrkt.
EXPERIENCED Infant's nurse wanted; i ref er-
ences required. A pply 2209 .Van N ess ay. )., >_.
YOUNG girl for light ; housework and assist with
. ehllrt; wageg $20. ;\u25a0 Call after 10 at 1621 Page.
TWO handnome Wly - solitltors; $13 P« week.*
..Call 1150 Paelan, nooru ; .; . "
SALESMEN' and SOLICITORS WANTED
HIGH CLASS stock salesmen wanted; references
required; leads and assistance furnished; at-
tractive proposition to good men. Call bet.
6:30-11:30 a. m., 2 to 4:30 p. ca.. rooms 417-
418. Foxcroft bldg.
WANTED— Good, live solicitors for best selling
proposition on coast; liberal pay; steady em-
ployment. 31-33 Dean bldg.. 064 Market st.
EXCELLENT proposition for his grade solicit-
ors. See MR. GRAY, fifth floor Kohler &
Chase, 26 O'Farrell st. \u25a0
CLERKS desiring to make extra money during
off time, send address. Box 4159, Call office.
Oakland.
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MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL. BLAKE'S
BAZAAR, 1108 VALENCIA ST.
UNPAID WAGES COLLECTED
KNOX, 443 Pine — Suits, Hens, attachments, time
checks cashed; debts collected everywhere.
TIME CHECKS CASHED; liens; wages collected
everywhere. INTERSTATE. 615 Pacific bldg.
BLIVEN. 855 Broadway. Oakland— Wages, notes,
accounts collected everywhere.
West 3535. Phone: Home 33444
ABIA EMPLOYMDNT OFFICE,
Contractor and Interpreter.
1623 Buchanan. S. KAWATA.
AAAA— CANTON Bureau of Information— Chi-
nese servants; contracts for resorts. Canton
Bank bldg.. 649 Kearny St.; phone Sntter 118.
AAA— PHONE WEST 1731
Largest Japanese and Chinese employment office
in city. T. TAMURA CO.. 1612 Lacuna st.
UOltl CO., 1748 SUTTER ST.; PHONE WEST
2803 — Best Japanese-Chinese help promptly
fnrn.; open day and night. Home phone 52803.
AA— OSCAR HATSUMI, Japanese-Chinese Emp.
Co.; best help with care and guar. 1513 Geary
Et.; phone West 5688. Home S4OSB.
J. CONN, Chinese emp. bureau; Chinese cooks
special, hotel or fam. 770 Clay: T. Doug. 31C2.
H.W. HONG. Chinese employment office. 805
Webster st.. Oakland; phones Pekin 25. A 3725.
JAPANESE EMP. AND HOUSEWORK CO.. 509Va
7th St., Oakland; Oak 1384. Home A 2446.
STAR emp. office; Japanese-Chinese help. W.
KODATA. lfiOS Geary: to?. Went IR7. S4QOS.
BAD. DEBT COLLECTING onr specialty; try us.
INTERSTATE. 615 Pacific bldg., 4th and Mkt.
ALL bills, notes and wages promptly collected
everywhere. Fred J. Schmidt. Market-Noe-16th.
AGENCIES
DOES any one owe you? We make collections
everywhere on percentage. DEAN ft CO.. 652
Pacific bldg.. 4th and Market sts.. a. F.
ROOMS TO .LET— Fur, and Vntnr.
A COZY home for respectable ladles. 113u Mar-
ket st. near Bth, under auspices of the SAL-
VATION ARMY; elegantly furnished; every
modern convenience; steam heat, electric light
and elevator service; spotlessly clean; centrally
located; thoroughly homelike; telephone Market
1849; prices very moderate, ranging from 25c
per night up; special rates by the week or
month. See matron, room 33.
AAAA — Newly furn. rms., with or without
house keeping; running hot and cold water:
bath; nicely furnished parlor for guest. 21S0
Sutter st. near Flllmore.
AAAA — Nicely furn. sunny rms., with or
without house keeping; running water; bath;
nicely furnished parlor with, piano for guest.
1738 Flllmore st. near gutter. -
BRODERICK st., 1711— Pleasant sunny front
room and one smaller room: running water,
batb; phone; convenient to care.
CLAY st. near Larkln — Sunny room, \u25a0\u25a0 electric
light, batb; fine view; man only. Tel. Frank-
lln 3138. .
DOUGLAS house, 758 Harrison st. off 3d — Rooms
25c; $1.25 and up per week; \u25a0 special monthly
rates; hot and cold water.
DEWEY HOUSE. 4th and Howard — All modern
conveniences; 200 rooms. 35c to $1 day, $2 to
$5 a week; free baths: Howard or 4th st. cars.
ELLIS st., 1177 — Newly furnished, sunny room,
$2 week; bath, phone. ..
FURNISHED sunny room for rent, snltable for
housekeeping; very nice for 2 ladles. 247
Pierce st. near Halght.
GEARY st.; 725— Newly furnished modern sunny
rooms, single or en suite. .
GOUGH st.. 1603— Large back parlor; bath,
phone; very reasonable.
HOTEL OREGON.
' Valencia and 14 th »ts.
Modern throughout; all outside sonny rooms;
neatly furnished; nicest house in Mission district;
rates $3 week up, with batb; special rates by tbe
month. Phone Park 5573.*
HOTEL IRVING. 447 Eddy— 2oo modern outside
rooms; large lobby; ladles* parlor; drummers'
sample rooms; 90c to $1 a day; (2.50 to $3
week. Eddy st. cars direct from ferry.
JACKSON St., 1162, nr. Jones— For rent, nice
furnished room, reasonable; marine riew.
JONES,' 9S7. cor. Pine — Sunny, comfortable room,
, suitable for 2; new flat; private family; ex-
pedient -location;', car service excellent.
LET the DOMO DIRECTORY do your room bunt-
lng; saves time and fctrengtb. MISS TRUM-
BULL, manager. 822 Crocker bldg. ; hours 11-2.
NICE -sunny rooms, unfurnished; walking dis-
tance; desirable neighborhood; running water;
marine view. .Box 3600, Call office. . -
'NEVADA HOTEL. 825 Van Ness ay. nr. Eddy —
• Hot and cold water; electric lights; 50c to $1
per day; $2 to $5 per week; transient.'
OVERLAND HOUSE, 509 Sacramento st. below
-Montgomery — Now open; 200 rooms; hot and
cold water in every room: 25c to $2 per day,
$1.50 to $5 per week. EDW. ROLKIN. Prop.
PAGE St., 576, near Flllmore — Large sunny,
j comfortable room; walking distance; bath and
phone;. slo. , .
PINE st., 1730— Large sunny . corner : room," pri-
vate batb, grate, phone; also small sunny room.'
ST. MARIE HOTEL"
\.'. TOO Broadway, corner Stockton st.
Just opened; new' management; all front rooms;
corner suite suitable for doctor; bath; phone. .
SUNNY bay window, also back rooms; gas and
- electric; batb and pbone; cheap - rent. 1684
i Howard st. : bet. 12th and 13th.
UNION st.. 1728— Sunny; 1 to 7 rooms and bath;
\u25a0 very, reasonable to right party. , \u25a0 •
VAN ;NESS ay., -705— -Sunny front room. 1 run-
: nlng water; snltable for 2; bath, phone.
WALTER; 627, between Pierce and Scott — Three
5 ; unfurnished rooms; modern improvements;
'reasonable.- v -^ E
WALLER St., ; 443— Sunny, | bay | window I front
jjf room, snltable for 2; use >of parlor and bath.
6TH st.'. - 365— Sunny front i rooms, for. 1 or. 2
:" gentlemen: board if --desired; "home cooking;
, single rooms;, running water;-* bath, etc. ,'.
16TH st.V 3446, near \u25a0 Church — Sunny fnrnlshed
bay window front room: $10: bath; phone.
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL, BLAKE'S
BAZAAR, 1108 VALENCIA ST.
i VERNON.'^ 653— Unfurnished," 3 \u25a0 rooms; private
1 y home ; - first \u25a0 class. :. Phone \u25a0 Piedmont 1391. \u25a0
VACAXT nOOM ;
A imtnll want ad In The Call will do it quicker
thau a doa«n algn* plaatered on your windows
and wbl.'Q ipoiu the looks of your homa be-
•ldea, rtnnia Ke*roy au (or an aJ oiau to call
ami »»e you.
w ..»\u25a0'. .. Itofni !*.-\ V A^JC II ' :I J
YOIfNO iii.vi \»«iitd fuinlaheii rooiA near the
Pwlfiiinin. I'difi.iiiafß tM.n ;m.',a. rail ofn<-«-.
ituou* Kirn iioijhH iti'.i:i>i.N<;
AT (Int. lun Uulb imrk— Well furnlabed house
k.r|.|iid ri«>i(l4i c.tij \u25a0..u.ci.lcui c; private.
Al-I'ljr '•»;< Hi«n>aii •!.
UI.IJMtfN'I I-NA V«m ?4ii-*st|«tny Vuita, kitchen.
Imiiihliv, 1.01 t.i tc<.oi.l,«l,ld.
CliHSltJN'l' •!,, i'inS, itirbWiiui <lUt,~- 3 sunny
roiiiieplltttf fMniiittj turn.; l.j»ti*.; £«*; fl*t; ref.
IMH'lrt.M'tfUO, WifW—l'iiitt flat of \u25a0* nice
rnrnlctir.l fimiiia *\u0084.| 1,,. 4i. f,,i i,.,i,at k.-«-p!ne ;
gmi 1 align, i.-ii W*tt(, s.im «i» .lay; imt wry
IUiIMJI.AOrt lit,, fflO, Uf,~i\ltt—ri alUKtn moms
ftirtlt*l«i»t, ft i MKPI: '.«W», \'*Ut, tidwttnt.
TJIUiTT? 7, iSri'-V ~ Vi>~,r.r~mtiW t ~~m\iii r*uuur
ktlitiftt; <tl"Mi utkti t'*<lH*j I.Mth, t»», illume.
VAUI "T»AKI*" «i ; i P*i~s 'if* i ?Mr«li»'ed Itouse
hT|itiitf rimitfj kh.fti, K4; *iu\i, M'h. '.'.*.
H'lU/foN ""•!., lisM,f »ff »#• WIMI^ Urg« r|e«n
• mint MQnt*l «jj. •.«>•!., (0.....1.,. yttnue; $20;
(..Inlla '
iloirutt »i,7~jHlj»^«trnt»f.»i tt'otf iftmt r*«n. i
\u25a0 unity wliiilnwa. t..i..i]i.j WBUHi K&* >"W.
«|. I. 11.11. 1 kll.hf-..; -»» 1.. *l-i .„.,..<.. tul'liliu
»it«-i1 »r rrfiurxi timrf|e<l .w.t,i«; »i.l«mjt«l n«.ui,
top fl.H.r, Kaa i»lol« , ni.r, o.ui.i/j tl2 litunih.
iiAKiirr »t., vibT^***" tTtVii^Uf,^ rnralsbH
rii.itiin fur llk-iii lf.ua* keeping, i.orji wad g**:
tumxniriif; $16,
lIAKJIIT •\u25a0(\u0084 «lrt-ij't"rfl "n'm kwpln« rwiw with
t»» mil tintli; Imi . 11..11.
lIOU.SKKKKI'INd T>*>m* farTrni; »«wli> fnr-
nl.ilinl; lnrK«; IIkM; n\iti Inrif) Ilifhf l,a«.iii.-nt ;
rli.tp; uo iilijrrll.m in .MMivu. r.ill m'.rnhi.'*
nt 1311 Ort»»la lit.
LAOUNA, Kit. cur. StrMlUUff-HnnDy, front,
bny window hounokrrtitntf r<».rj»«; $a.s«> a w«-«-k.
POST lit.. 14.SI — Two lnri(« nunny roonw, with
buffet kltcbi'n: <'J0: bath, phono.
PINK «t.. ls"S-u ili-iC-'irtHy f uriilnhwl #rooini
with kltenVn; all modern i<mvi>nl<-urrs; also
one wlngli; mom. '
PINK, — Humiy xulte, newly furnUucd;
houMckeepinK: bath, phone,- lanndry.
ROYAL, .111 Van Nww. cnr. Grove — FurolsbM.
sunny suites. $UO; ilnele rooms. $2.50 to $3 per
week; gas. running water and phone,
SACRAMENTO bt., 301!*— Beautiful sunny write*;
rrxular kitchen; gm» range; electric light;
$15 up.
SCOTT st.. SO40 — Two sunny rooms and bath,
completely furnlsbed; good kitchen. Ptione
West 2019.
TWO sunny furnlaned connecting rooms for
housekeeping: use of bath and phone. Ap-
ply 3tt Baker »t.
VAN NESS. Tl», ur. Turk— Sunny room with
buffet kitchen: reasonable.
OAKLAXD HOUSE KEEI'IXG ROOMS
ALICE St.. 1317 — Sunny suite of 2 rooms; gas.
t-oal stove; laundry and every convenience for
light hoime keeping. Phone Oakland f>2S7.
IN beautifully located home near Key Route,
large rooms; private bath; sun all day; table
unexcelled. 454 29th st. near Telegraph ay.
LARGE, sunny rooms, first class board; reason-
able for permanent parties: private home; on
Key Ronte. Box 4154. Call office.
BERKELEY ROOMS AM) BOARD
FURNISHED rooms in a refined private family;
beautiful grounds and surroundings: board
optional: near station; references. 2222 Snat-
tuck ay. i
ROOMS .VXD BOARD OFFERED
AAA— THE WEMPE. 419 Oak St.— Large sunny
rooms; unexcelled board. Pbone Park 5092.
ELLIS \u25a0 Bt.. 1365 — Front suite, with first class
board; also single rooms; very reasonable.
PACIFIC ay.. 1716 — Beautiful sunny front room,
suitable for 2 or 3; also single room; excellent
board; references.
PACIFIC st.. 1721 — Desirable sunny room, with
first class board; references; very reasonable.
PIERCE St.. 615, near McAllister— Nicely furn.
front rooms, bath; fine neighborhood; excellent ,
board; two $18 month each. .
ROOM and board for 3 men, or table board. $4
a week. Apply 271 San Josa ar. Phone Mis-
sion 2729.
BT. FRANCIS Girls' Directory. Central ar. and
Waller st.. San Francisco— A beautiful tome,
where old ladles, young glrU and little chil-
dren can board very reasonably.
ST. Margaret's Club for Girls. 1541 CaL — Ideal
home, teachers, tourists, stens., etc.; $20 mo. up.
UNION St.. 1782 — Pleasant sunny "room, with or
without board; first class table; $6 per week.
WANTED — A good home, with trained nurse
preferred, for a girl Invalid in or near S. F.
Address box 3C77. Call office.
GENTLEMAN wants room with board, private
family preferred ; state terms. Hox 4758. Call.
- BOARD^J^OJR^jnHILiDRJG.V
WANTED— 1 or 2 children between 2 and 10
years of age: good surroundings. Call or write
1135 Delaware st., West Berkeley.
APARTMENTS
ALL APARTMENTS IN THAT CHARMINGLY
QUAINT CASA MADRON A
Are now ready. The effect of a select hostelry
rather than a city apartment house Is produced
by the typical Spanish patio, with Its gardens
and fountains, around which this adobe struc-
ture rambles. The interior is unequaled for Its
many fitments, such as open fireplaces, desks,
bookcases. Imported wall coverings, tiled bath-
rooms, etc.; steam heat: elegantly appointed:
excellent service; $40 to $100. THREE. FOUR
AND FIVE LARGE ROOMS.
Furnished and unfurnished. 116 Frederick St.:
Hayes st. cars pass door. Janitor and maid
always In attendance. f :\u25a0\u25a0'-'- \u25a0'\u25a0 "^ \u25a0\u25a0 - •\u25a0\u25a0
AAAA— CLINTON APARTMENTS.
1400 JONES ST.. COR. WASHINGTON.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SL'NNY FOCR AND
FIVE ROOMS: MARINE VIEW: NEAR FAIR-
MONT HOTEL: JANITOR SERVICE: EVERY
CONVENIENCE. PHONE FRANKLIN 3443.
THE MELBOURNE Apts.. 1350 Pine nr. Hyde—
Elegantly furn. 2 and 3 sniny res. apts.. with
bath; hotel service; steam beat, social ball
and lobby; private exchange connecting rms.;
phone Franklin 5670. References.
LAUREL APTS.. 970 POST NR. LARKIN—
Beautiful 2-3-4 sunny room apts.. furn. and un-
furn.; 3 carlines. although walking distance
to business ; vacuum cleaner, steam heat; Just
opened; references.
AA— VAN NKSS APARTMENTS. 212S Van Ness
nr. Broadway— Elegantly furnished apts. of -3
and 4 rooms; steam heat, elec. light, elevator;
marine view; reasonable. Phone Franklin 2590.
MARYLAND APARTMENTS. NW. cor. 33d and
Telegraph ay., Oakland's leading family apart-
ment bouse; 2, 3 and 4 room apts.; luxurious
living 50 per cent less than in S. F. Pled. 4430.
AAAA— THE NOTTINGHAM APTS.. 1650 Cal.
nr. Van Ness; cleg. fnrn. and nnfnrn. apts..
3-4-5 rms.; steam beat: refs. Phone Frank. 305.
AAAA— TUB ARDOISB APARTMENTS,
COR. PINE AND GOUGH— SUNNY FURN.
• AND UNFURN. APTS.; NEW MANAGEMENT.
AAA— Stanford (The). 315 Van Ness— l and 2
. rms.. light bskpg. ; 1 room, $3.50; 2 rms.. $3
week up; tourist trade, 50c to $1.50 day.
SAN JUAN APARTMENTS
1034 Sutter st. near Hyde.
8 room apartments; elegantly furnlsbed.
CASTLEREAGH apts.-. - 1373 Clay near Jones— 3
and 4 room apta : steam heat, elevator service;
. rents reasonable. Phone . Franklin 1241.
IVANHOE. 650 California st. — Sunny elegantly
furnished house keeping apartments; 2 and ?
rooms: modern: $20 month and up.
MORRIS ay.. 161, •ff Bryant st. »ear 6tl» — Cozy
3 room apts.: $10. Woodman Realty Co..
41 Montgomery st.
A— YERBA BUENA apts.. 1114 Sutter st. near
Larkln: elegantly furn. suites. 2-3 rms.. bath.
EUREKA apts.. Mkt. and 17th sts.— Beautiful 3
and 4 rm. apts.: phone; janitor service; sunny, j
ADELINE apts., 640 Eddy St.— 2. 3 and 4 room
apts.; ho^el service ;,prl'r. exch.; moat modem.
COLUMBUS APTS.. NE. cor. Pmc. and Larkln— 3
and 4 room apartments: unfurn.; $20. $22. $24.
17TH and Church st. — Sunny, corner apts. of 3-4
. -rooms, over drug store; rents $13-$3 O.
PARNASSUS ay.. 243. cor.. Woodland— Z r. and
bath apt, flat: $21.50: stalr» carpeted.
-.^ J HOTELS - ''-'^;.".
WELLINGTON Hotel, Jones and Geary sts.— l2o
rooms; all outside; all sunny; 75 baths; ' hot
\u25a0and cold water; . steam heat In every room*
elev.; prtv. ex. day and night service; room
and, bath; $1 day. $5 wk. up: with detached
bath. 7oc day. $3.50 wk.; close to everything.
BROOKLYN hotel. 3t»'lst St.. 3 blocks from
Market — Modern - family, commercial- board
and room. $1 to $1.50 per day. $G to $S per
\u25a0 wk.; single rooms, 60c; family rooms. $1; best
meal in city. 25c; free bos. Chas. Montgomery.
HOTEL ARGONAUT, 4th and Market sts.— Kam-
I lly and commercial hotel; room with detached
bath, $1 per day; rooms with prtvat* bath.
..$1.50 per day; restaurant attached; moderate
prices; free bns meets, all trains and ttmshps.
HOTEL LONGWORTH. 1010 Post cor. Larkln 50
: outside fanny \u25a0 rooms; - steam beat, automatic
elevator:. sls per mo. Phone Franklin 2705.
THE COVE. 168 Eddy St.. cor. Taylor— Rear en-
traace In Taylor; transient rooms; $1 to 51.50.
lIOTEL^J^OJt^iL^E^OR^E^JT^^
KICnTIWORTH Inn. Mill Valley. Cal.— Thirty-
\u25a0l.t room* completely furnished, inrindir^
cutlery ami table linen, el«ctrie light*. %
private bath*, also mml and steam bat&T
For wile or tn lea»e to responsible parties
Sw J. FRED 3CHLIXGMAN CO.
FLATS TO LET ~J .
""~~~~^^^BaTdWlN & HOWELL. ~~
31S-3J4 Kearny st.
Flat*, apartments and houses to let In at;
parts vt tue city at rent* to suit the tim»s.
Get a copy of newly revised and completed
list at ofnee or from the following:
Shumate's pharmacy. Slitter and DevisadPf,,,
Shumate's pharmacy. Saoratnonto and Presidio*
Shumate'* pharmacy. Uaight and Masonic.
Castro pharmacy, 24th and Castn> sts.
Bovson's pharmacy. I'lst aad Valencia sts.
MeasUer's, 12W-2S Oth ay.. Sunset.
' Economic drug ci>.. 502 Valencia st. nr. 16th.
Economic drug ci».. S'S' Market st. near 4tli.
„ DALDWIN & HOWELL.
31S-Ul'4 Kearu.V st.
A choice, all sunny lower bay window flat of
4 large room* and bath: rent $lt» per month;
large yard ami basement: one- hi.*-, to Castro
st. cars. 4107 20th St.. near Diamond.
~~* (JOLDEN GATE PARK FLATS.
$16 — Choice from several; 3 rooms.
J-JO — Clean, sunny (park yard); 4 rooms.
?J3 — Wholesome, modern; electricity; 5 rooms.
$28 — Decorated, modern, np to date; 6 rooms.
Get our printed list.
Rental branch office. Mth ay. at Fnlton st.
RICHMOND— DE WOLF REALTY CO.
OCTAVIA »t.. 41. near Ilalght— New. modern,
sunny. 4 room and bath apartment flats;
$27.50: adults.
PIKE «t.. -2:ai">. near Flllmore — New 5 and 8
room Bats, bath; light, sunny; must reut;
only $20.
FELL St., SUT, near Lasuna— o clean, light,
sunny rooms, bath; garden; must rent;
only $17. \u25a0_
10TH si.. 3030, near Sanchez— Suuny fiat; east-
ern exposure; o rooms and bath and gas. $20;
water free.
CENTRAL ay.. 700. cor. Fulton st. — Apartment
Cats, 4 rooms, bath, janitor, modern, suuny; m
$20 up. \
SEVENTEENTH. 3943. few door* from Marfeet—
Elegant, sunny corner 6 room flat; large porch;
basement.
MAKNOLIA ay.. lIS. off Bcchanan nr. Lombard tj
— Low rent. $12.50; 0 rooms; marine vletv. f
TWO flats. 4 rooms each; rent very cheap. Call
2128 23d st.
TKEAT ay.. 1196 — Sunny corner . upper 5 room
flat; gas. bath, closed porrb; rert reasonable.
ZOE St., 41>A. off Bryant, between 3d and 4tb — •
New, sunny; 4 and 5 rooms and bath.
LAGUNA St.. 2912. nr. Union— s and ft rooms
and bath; rents $12. $13.50. $16. $20; see this.
WELSH St.. 114. near 4th and Brannan — ft new.
large, sunny rooms, bath: must rent: only $15.
A REDUCTION — I r. flat. «23: nearly new; Jan-
itor; at G. G. park. 2273 Hayes st.
19th and Noe sts. — Sunny, warm belt, upper and
lower 4 and 5 room flats (3>; $20. $2&
COLLINGWOOD St.. 237. n*ar 19th and Castro—
4 rooms and batb; bis yard: rent $15.
PARNASSUS ay.. 227. nr. Stanyan — Lower flat,
5 rooms and bath; $22.50; Masonic ear.
SCOTT St.. 1334 and 1360. corner O'Farrell— 6
sunny rooms and bath each.
NW. CORNER Noe and 24th sts.— s27.so; «mnj"
corner flat. 6 rooms and bath; yard.
TO let — 2 or 4 rooms, unfurnished, $9 and $10.
166 Chnrch st. near Market.
CLAYTON* St.. 200. near Fell— B room 3 and bath;
modern: very sunny.
DOLORES st.. 80&— Sonny modem, lower flat, 5
rooms and batb. -
13TH «t., 7S. near Folsom — Flat, 4 lars« rooms
and bath.
JJLATS^OR^SALE
TWO modern flats for sale; $8,300: terms to
cult; Buena Vista ar. between park. Hill and;
South Broderick. Apply I. W. COSBCIN. 454
Duboce ay.
$00 — Completely furnished. 8 room, modern
house; sunny basement: barn and carriac*
house; large yard, lawn and flowers. Call
Saturday or Monday. 1317 26th ay.. Oakland.
FURNISHED house of 8 sunny rooms, all mod-
ern improvements; pardon front and rear; ma-
rine view; close to Presidio wall. FY>r particu-
lars apply at 27 7th ay. bet. 1 and 4 o'clock.
nOIj^ESTOJLET--TJn£ounnJjilhjp^^
CALIFORNIA St.. 2917— House, 9 rooms; mod-
ern Improvements; new furnace; conservatory ;
reasonable.
HANDSOME sunny residence. 11 rooms, bath and.
basement; 421 Baker st. nr. Hayes; on prer.i-1
lses. 2 to 4. "»~^
HOUSES FOR SALE— FuTntah»d
8 ROOM house, well furnished; 3 rooms pay
rent; half block from. 22d and Mission sts.
Apply 70S Capp st.
BIRI.IXGAME HOUSES TO LET
BURLINGAME HOME— SALE OR LEASE.
A TASTY SUBURBAN RESIDENCE. T
ROOMS. 2 BATHS: STABLE: ABOUT t ACRE
OF GROUND. NICELY LAID OUT; FEW STEI'S
FROM BURLINGAME STATION: ON ELEC-
TRIC CAR LINE: WILL LEASE AT ABOUT $w>
A MONTH. OR WILL SELL AT REASONABLE
PRICE. ON EASY TERMS. FOR FURTHER
PARTICULARS APPLY TO
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
31S-22J KEARNY ST.. S. F.. OR.
FRANK S. GRI'MMON. 2i« B ST.. SAN MATEO.
AT Rosa — The Gaynor cottage; 5 moms and
bath; furnished: 3 minutes from station. Ap-
ply to ROBERTS, agent at Ross, or telephone
West 5427. city.
SAN JOSE — Ten room modern house for summer;
very choice location: near normal schooL Ad.
JOHNSON & TEMPLE. 12 N. Ist St.. San Jo*e.
FOR rent — 6 room bungalow, furnished: good
location. Inquire 338 Minnie st. or pbone 3GO
San Mateo. CaL
SAN JOSE — New. modernly bntlt and furnished
ho»w with rarden. 280 S. 13th at.. San Jo«<».
ALAMEDA HOUSES TO LET — TJnfnr.
CLEMENT ay.. 2117 — Fine 6 room house: test
renovated throughout: rent $20. WOODMAN
REALTY CO.. 41 Montgomery Bt.
THREE room cottage: batb. tray; fine view;
ent. Mission park. 50 Hancock st. off Chnrch
above ISth.
COTTAGE for summer, furnished. 5 rooms and
bath: no children; references. 22 Chattanooga
st. near 22d.
STORES. OFFICES and LOFTS TO LET
FINE large modern store, with plate glass front
and 3 large sonny living rooms and bath; sid«
entrance and large tunny yard and shed in
rear for storage purposes; location best in tbn
Mission; rent very low to a good tenant: key
next door at 2956 24ta st. See L C. CALL.
2754 24th st.. or the owner at 264$ Bryant
st. near 24th.
LOFTS for rent or lease; 2 at SW. corner Spear •
and Market sts.. 45x91 ft.; fine light; passen-
ger and freight elevator; rent reasonable. Ap-
ply JOHN ROTHSCHILD A CO.. on premises.
THE FHXMORE BRANCH OP THE" CALL 13
AT 1651 FILLMORE ST.
LOFTS TO LET
LOFTS for rent or lease; 2 at SW. corner Spear
ami Market sts*., 45x91 ft.: fine light: passen-
ger and freight elevator: rent reasonable. Ap-
ply JOHN ROTHSCHILD A CO.. on premises.
FURSITURE FOR SALE
CASH will furnish eight room* for the price of
six on installments at H. SCHEL.MIAAS'.
We have proof. See us. 11th »t. at Franklin,
Oakland.
CIRCASSIAN walnut, man., blrdseye suit: heavy;
brass beds, parlor, china closet, furnishings.
sacrifice by piece. 1292 McAllister, cor. Str.
Gent breaking up, new furns.; Circassian walnut,
colonial raahii,'.. blrdaeye suite, fumed din.
. set, rockers, rugs, cheap. Call 1334 McAl'ster.
RANGES, cook stoves moved, repaired and con-
nected by experts. H. SCHELLHAA3 furnl-
tnre store, lith St.. Oakland.
FURNITURE at yonr own price at H. SCHELL.
HAAS' furniture store. 11th at.. Oakland.
IF you are look Ins for work, rest by th» way.
The Favorite. 947 Market st.
FURXITURE WAXTED
WE are the largest buyers of new and second
hand furniture, pianos, carpets, desks or mer. ;
will buy yours spot cash. Mark J. Levy auction,
co.. 1140 McAllister: pb. Park 860; H.. 52632.
wi_xpow^snADjss_ !_''_-'".-
WINDOW shades. 30c; bamboo porch shades •
GEO. WALCOM -CO.. 1131 Sntter st.
CUHTAIXS LAUXDERED
CURTAINS." 25c pair, hand washed, stretched.
returned next day. Mrs. Hoaklng. 2621 V, Bush.
Continued on Xext Pa^o