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BUSINESS PERSONALS
„ . Contlnned
"VTZ^Tv^^rc^- M - MA^ IS:
MRS. ANDREWS late of Turkish baths. ma<-
seuse. phys.; refs. Removed to 502 Grove et.
MRS. PR. VIERECK. electro-magnetic treats, for
rheumatism, liver troubles, etc. 1212 Scolt st.
SCALP specialist, manicuring, electric scaln
massage. 1445 Fillmore st. ticctrlc *C»»P
EI rv» ( f T T^ I £ £t!"\. tor - T % . m ' IKR «S I*.1 *. salt glow. MRS.
CQRTF.Z. SI j \ an Ness ttr. cor. Ellis, unite 203.
M? p^. MAL *?, l^,'v : — Magnetic treatments; o!l rubs.
Room 1. 413^ I2tii rt.. Oakland.
W £H'?* fBrlaJ - « c *lp magnetic treatment. 1065 A
Mission st.. room 55.
GOLDSTEIN Co.. theatrical and masquerade con-
tumet>; country orders specialty. PS3 Market.
I SfIWTVALISM
AA-MKS J. J. WHITNEY, trance medium;
consulmtion $1. «t ber home. M«M O'Farrell;
\u25a0ny letter. 4 questions. $1 ; phone Franklin 5024.
A A— Mrs. L. H. Kiauaird. ord. con.; daily 10-4;
circle* Sun., Mon.. Wed.. Fri., 8 p. m. 1433
rillmorp. St.
Mrs. Seal, medium; nig*, daily: officiates at mar"
rl»ges. funerals; cir.Tbu. 8 p.m. 786 McAllister.
CJ^URyOYANTS
AA-^GEORniA DANIELS. ORDAINED PSYCHIC
nnd world famous medium. Just arrived. She
tl! S fsro^s. dates and fscts: correct advice
about love, marriage, divorce, investments.
«-l»im* and all business transactions; dispels
evil Influences «nd reunites the separated: if
worried or in trouble, call today. When seek-
ing the edvice o f a clairvoyant it pays to con-
sult the best. One visit to a genuine occult
Klentist will repay you for many disappoint-
ments, ncr advice Is clear, concise and to the
po.nt. Years of stndy «n<l endless research
«ay«» crowned her the greatest liTing exponent
of til* weird and mysterious profession. Geor-
gia PaniPls conducts a clean. legitimate clair-
voyant practice only. Impostors keep away.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Hour*. 10 to
9 daily. Headings by msil. $1; no stamps.
1139 MARKET.
A— HENRY MANSFIELD. Occult Science,
greatest Aural Dead Trance Clairvoyant,
spirit Medium, Palmist, Astrologer. Psychic
Healer; tells you everything; full names,
«»teg. facts, important information, eeerets;
whom, when you marry, of business. Journeys.
« hanges, love, mining, values, ranches, rooming
nouses, pood Investments: when to buy or wll:
where to locate; what best adapted for; advice
«n all matters; imparts mystic good luck; ad-
Ju*t« family troubles; wills, estates, lnherit-
*oc** : reunites those separated; restores wan-
•njr affection; removes evil influences, weak vi-
tality, habits of drink; positively succeeds
when all others have failed. 1603U Fillmore
t-t. corner Geary.
MISS ZEMDAR, young, gifted clalr. and palmist;
a wonderful prophetess; hours 10 to 10* 1 60c,
g. $1. 1610 McAllister gt. nr. Devisadero.
M.OSlE— Palmistry, cards and clairvoyant;
given 25c readings. 713 Gotten Gate av'.
MISS LEA. best fortune teller: readings 25c.
Room 18, 311 Van Ness ay. nr. McAllister 6t.
MME. Starr of Oakland, at Hotel Carllng. S. F..
11.4 Mkt.. r. 3; truth or no pay: 10 to 9 p. m.
MME. LEONIDA. honest reading; palmist, cards,
'•lair.; Sun, appointments. 04S McAllister st.
INVESTMENTS
E. F. WAYLAND & CO.. BROKERS.
474-476 Moaadnock building, San Francisco.
STOCKS OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE.
l.f>"O shares Pyramid Oil Co tg .52
.".<><K> sheres Monterey Coal Co (10t)... j 55 00
S.Ortn Los Angeles McKittrlck Oil C0...@ .05
!.2r,n shares The La Blanc Oil Co <5 .23
I.^no fbares Coalinga Central Oil C0...@ .30
S.OOO Alaska Petroleum & Coal Co (S .V 2
I.ono hbares Liberty OH Co lit .14
1.000 shares Manchuria Midway Oil Co Cheap
I.ono psc. Yryi\t Cooling & Yap. Co (if 10
I.OOOCaIIL Pressed Brick Co (ri Y>
\.<**\ shares Alisal OHCn <§, or,
1 /.no shares Section Six Oil Co <ii ist
I.ono shares Illinois Cnvip Oil Co fit .24
I.rmo shares Templor Ranch Oil <"o f<i .20
l.i'fiO shares Jewell Oil Co (^ 15
1.000 shares Pinnacle Oil Co (gt .10
1.00/1 Ventura Oil Development Co <n; O9
I.ono Lady Washington Oil Co O 09
O<Xl shares fcallnca Security Oil Co.. (ft :."*
1.000 shares M. J. & M. M. Cons Oil Co.<Si .47
I<V> *hsre« Gate* Concrete Tie Cn....<}£ 2 ~~>
r.OO California Consolidated Oil Co...<§f ".45
800 shares Poulpen Wireless T. &T. Co. . ..'io
2."0 Burlingame Tel. Typewriter fis .25
2ftO Pacific Slope Securities Co \Gb .50
I<mi shares Mascot Copper Co % 425
5 Western Consolidated Coal, Gas &
Electric Co. Bonds Bid
Wanted — I.QQO Templor Ranch Oil Co. .(^ .15
STOCK BARGAINS OFFERED FOR SALE
CHKAPEB TITAN YOC CAN BrY KLSEWHERE
!.t>nn share* Temr'or Ranch Oil Co. ..@ .1*
1.000 chare* Vetsturs *M 1 Der. Co <ri .10
2.000 p.bares Orijr. Arnaflor Mm. Co... (it .CO
2.000 shares Alaska P«-t. * Coal Co... ft .12
l.oon shares Midway Premier Oil Co..<£ .70
if.'iOO Monterey c^al Co. <Iot) <dt. 110.00
3.000 phnrcs 141 Blanc Oil Co J<t .23
Finn shares I^icjie Oil Co itf 9. 00
.ViO shares Liberty Oil CV> (ct .15
."\u25a0\u25a0oo shares Pacific Fruit Cool & Vap.Cf^ .15
L'Jf'rt shares Section Six Oil Co it, .22
I. <*vi *.harr* Pyramid Oil Co (§\u25a0 .4s
r.7ft share* Visalia Midway Oil Co. .«t 7."
1 1m Zacualpa Rubber (JSyOl O 155.00
l<<o Mascot Oippcr Co ® 425
P. M. HARRIS & COMPANY. BROKERS.
7.M-7.-.3 Phelan Mdg.. San Francisco, Cal.
TPKRK is m'>Dey in oil stock*: I have a lease
with option to boy ICO acres of land in a
Llph gravity M tftrict. If you have $100 or
more you can pet In on the ground floor; $100
\u25ba-fcou'.d bring $1,000. Address box 293. Oak-
isnri. Cal.
P<'R informal ion wmeMTjfoj the Pmilsen wlre-
].->« company i.linne S«tr«-r 1247. or call upon
JOHN VAN ALEN, S2<s Foxcroft bldg., 6S
fv»r st.
FINANCIAL
"ABBOTT burs BONDS." corporation STOCKS
snd DIAMONDS. Mouey loaned. 250 Market st.
MINES AND MINING
CJOl.I), amalgam, rich ore bought: cash; assaying
r,<v. Pioneer Assay Co., 131 nth nr. Howard.
MONEY TO LOAN
AAAA— XMAS MONEY XMAS MONEY
NOW IS THE TIME
If you need a little money for Christmas
shopping, make It a clean cut proposition and
horrow 00 your "SALARY." We loan all sal-
cried people on their plain notes without se-
curity or lndorser. Your employer or friendf
never know of any transactions at our office.
Repay as you can. weekly or monthly. Our
rates are the lowest. WESTERN LOAN CO.,
40s Cell bids;., offices open evenings until Cbrist-
mt«.
AAA — MONEY FOR HOLIDAY EXPENSES!
QUICK LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE—
We mske all salaried employes a loan without
SECURITY OR INDORSER In a quick, con-
fidential manner; POSITIVELY NO ONE WILL
KNOW; ender our new management and er»tem
you are assured, without exception, the lowest
rate* In the city; we are long established and
reliable; ALL WE WANT IS YOUR PLAIN
NOTE. GREAT NORTHERN LOAN CO.. 616
Phelan bldg.. Ctb Coor; offices open evenings un-
til Christmas. .
AAAA— WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED
PEOPLE WITHOUT SECURITY; business
CONFIDENTIAL; no charge for application;
nothing taken out Id adTaiice; no red tape
methods here; you are charged ONLY for the
time yon have the money; you can get from us:
jjg.OO — Repay $4.00 month, $1.00 weekly.
*25 00 — Repay $6.C3 month, $1.65 weekly.
J30.00 — Repey $S.OO month, $2.00 weekly.
j.VU>o— Repay *13.35 month. $3.35 weekly.
THE ROYAL INV. CO., 750 PHELAN BLDG.
AAA— STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL, loans on fur-
niture, p!*nos. liTestock. warehouse receipts or
security of any klod; loans "can be repaid In
easy weekly, monthly or yearly payments; It Is
(\u25a0tAri to pity one tban a number; don't fail to
call and see us. ILLINOIS FINANCE CO..
formerly Illinois Trust Co., 1510 Eddy st.. half
fclock from Fillmore. Telephone West 6745.
AAA— HOUSEHOLD LOAN COMPA N X
WILL LOAN YOU MONEY ON FURNITURE.
PIANOS. ETC.: $10 to $200: LOW COST; CON-
FIDENTIAL: HONEST AND .SQUARE DEAL.
CALL. WRITE OR PHONE.
357-9 PACIFIC BLDG., 4TH and MARKET.
PHONES— DOUGLAS 3265. HOME J1741.
Oakland office. SlB First National Bank Bldg.
MONEY loaned on furniture, p!ano« and other
security; lowest rates; most favorable terms In
this city; ccc others, then see me and be con-
vinced; I will save you money; $2.25 weekly
renars $50 loan. Pbone Market 3029. GEORGE
XV. MILLER. 3009 lGtii »t., •outhwest corner
M l'gtlon. room 35. .
READ AND NOTE THISM If you are PERMA-
KTVTLY EMPLOYED or have a REGULAR
or FIXED Income and REQUIRE a little ready
money you MAY borrow It upon reasonable
in j F4.SY terms, without indorser, delay or
red SS. «t 433 Pfaelaa bldg. CALL or
PHONE Douglas 3244.
MONEY loaned salaried p* o P'*. women keeping
house and others upon their own name* with-
«nt weuritr* easy payments; save money by
trsdl^Tbere. Offices In 63 principal cities.
TOI MAN room »49, PbeUn bids..' San -FraB-
FUKMTURE- JSSVRAKCZ _
\u25a0 ' SALARIES—
V,W*se Earners' Investment and Loan Company.
\ laa— SECURITY- LOAN COMPANY.
MonVrTofned on furniture, etc.; LIBERAL
TFRMS- transaction* strictly confidential l and
Jquare 5W Pacific Mdg. Phone Sutter 17S8.
k»i *uv loans- other propositions. San Fraa-
fcA ckci 'uSt iS&cr. in Pacific bids. -
MONEY TO LOAN
,^_ \u0084_. Contlnufd^ - *
BALDWIN JEWELRY CO.;
Gold and Silver Smiths,
29-33 Kearny 'st.
- LOAN DEPARTMENT.
AAA — SALARIED men and women accommodated
without delay or publicity. Home Credit and
Investment Co.. 321 Phelan bldg., third floor.
AAA — Wage earners, either men or women, can
make a loan in strictest confidence at the Em-
ployes' Credit Co.. room 424, Monadnock bldg.
SALARY LOANS— Ladles and gentlemen without
security; notes and commercial paper bought.
313 Merchants' Ex. bldg.; phone Douglas 1411.
BORROW money at 2 p. c. on diamonds, jewelry.
GARIN JEWELRY CO.. 1118 Market opp. 7th.
ON furniture and -pianos; no removal. TRE-
MAIN. room 811. S.T3 Market, next Emporium.
ON furniture or pianos; private party. BECKER,
room 207 Monadnock bulldlnjr, 681 Market st.
CASH loaned to salaried men on note without la-
dorser. MORRELL. 1022 Monadnock building.
MONEY TO LOAN— Real Estate
ANY amount; lowest rates on first and second
mortgages on real estate, legacies, undivided
interest. estateß in probate; no delay.' R.
McI'OLGAX. rooms * 502 and 504. Claus
Snrprkels (Call) building. Market snd 3d sts.
ANY amouut on real estatp, first or second mort-
gages, on any Kpcurlty; no delay; lowest rates.
O. W. BECKER, Monadnock bldg.. CSI Market.
MONEY to loan on Oakland. Borkfley. Alameda
sn«l Froitvale renl estate nt 6 to 7 per cent.
GKO. W. AUSTIN. 101 « Broadway, Oakland.
FIRST mortgages, city real estate. 6 per cent.
Sums SS.fHHj to $.".0,000. T. E. HAYMAN, Ist
National Bank hlrig.. Montgomery and Post sts.
FIRST ami second mortgages, any amount.
SHAPBURNE CO.. .'O3 Monadnock building.
FIRST and second mortgages, estates, legacies.
H. MURPHY. 180 Sutter st.
CITY REAL ESTATE
THOMAS E. HAYMAN,
Suite 202. First National Bank bldg.,
Montgomery and Post. Kearny 1703.
$2,000 — Cash: 2 excellent, new. 7-8 room flats,
lot 27:6x137:6, near Vallejo and Pierce
sts.; fun price reduced to $7,000. This
property recently cost $12,000.
$2,750 — Cash; 2%cxcellent, nearly new flats, best
residence part of Sacramento 6t. ; full
price reduced to $6,750. Positively a sac-
rifice.
$4,000 — Cash; rents $1,200 per annum; 8 new
flats near 15th and Market sts.; full price
only $8,000: must and will be sold this
week; be quick.
$10.000 — Cash: rents $2,200 ppr annum; full price
only $15,500 for 6 high class, new flats.
Nob hill: hardwood floors, wall beds. Peer-
less boilprs; everything strictly first class;
a bargain.
$3,soo— Cash: 3 high class new flats nr. McAllis-
ter and Baker: rented low at $100 per
month; full price reduced.. to $10,600; very
artistic.
$500 — Cash: choice 5 room home: foil price
reduced to $3,500; 2d ay., Richmond; be
quick.
LOT, 35:4x127:6, south «Ide of Clay st. bet. Polk
and Larkln. Price reduced to $7,600; choice
surroundings; a most convenient location;
*cc this quick; won't last long. T. E. HAY-
MAN. First national bank building.
$5.500 — Large 8 room dwelling; 2 mantels, 2
toilets, auto entrance and 3 bay window rooms;
terms, $1,000 cash, balance monthly. 684 2d
ay., 1 block from park. F. NELSON, owner,
on premises.
WHY pay $3,800 in rent? You can own a fine 7
room house, modern. 2 blocks from Asbbury st.;
$2V) down, $27.50 monthly. Inquire box 445,
Call office.
$15 monthly — New, modern cottages In the Mis-
sion; call for our list.
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
113 Montgomery st.
SNAP — One of those modern 6 room houses in
beautiful 12th . ay., Sunset, close to fair
grounds.
GRAND snap if w>ld this year; property known
as 1650 Rcott st.
HAVE Standard Title Insurance Company, Mills
bldg.. Insure your title; save time, save money.
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 1657 FILLMORE ST.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
CHANCE OF A LIFETIMB.
1 TO 5 ACRE HOME AT HAYWARD. ONLY
SIX MILES FROM OAKLAND.
SMALL PAYMENT DOWN AND FOUR YEARS
ON THE BALANCE.
Etrlnp besDs have produced $900 per acre, peas
<the earliest In the state) $500, garlic f OOO. You
can grow fruits and berries that will pay even
better than the above.
An electric and two stesm railroads to the
land. Our prices are the cheapest for this class
of level, loam soil. Inside of 25 miles of Ban
Francisco. Why naTe we sold OTer $100,000 of
icls land to local people who hare worked it for
SO years? They know Its Talue.
Only about 80 acres left; soil 20 ft. deep by
test. Will build for you, on Installment plan.
Delays are dangerous; act quickly.
Free maps and Information,
ROBINSON & GUNNING,
General Agents for lands of the Meek Estate,
Harward, CaL
$25 cash for a 5 acre home, close to San Fran-
cisco, in Alameda county; some of the finest
land in California for poultry, berries, vege-
tables, fruits, walnuts, almonds, etc.; beauti-
ful, levrl acres: nome land only 5 minutes to
I*. U.. stores, theaters and all requirements of
an np to date community: S. P. and W. I".
railroad's; 20 passenger trains dally; 25 freight
trains; buy good land close to S. F.. the best
market on the coast, with good transportation
facllltlps. and you arA sure to make money: we
have the best land, choicest, most beautiful lo-
cation; abundance water: lowest prices:
easiest terms; $75 per acre up; 5 acres, $25
cash, balance small payments.
RICH VALLEY LAND CO., 180 Sutter st.
G. E. MANSFIELD. E. R. BURTNETT.
EMPIRE LAND CO. OF NAPA— I7 SECOND ST.
AND 572 OAK ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
NAPA COUNTY AND NAPA CITY REAL ES-
TATE. WE HAVE ORCHARDS. DAIRY,
STOCK RANCHES. ALFALFA AND GARDEN
TRUCK LAND. WE MAKE EXCHANGES OF
ALL KINDS EITHER WAY. WE HELP YOU
TO GET A HOME ACCORDING TO YOUR
MEANS. AND THAT'S HOW WE BUILT UP
OUR BUSINESS. CALL OR WRITE FOR
WHAT YOU WANT. EMPIRE LAND CO. OF
NAPA. THE COUNTY WITHOUT IRRIGA-
TION. "WITHOUT MALARIA." WITH A
$1.50 ROUND TRIP FARE EVERY 2 HOURS. :
NATURE'S PEACE AND PROSPERITY. '
Exploiters of labor get rlca from the toll of '
men. Learn of them 'and harken to the call of
nature; co-operate with her. The land 1b a never
failing storehouse, which nature's children will
work for you night and day.
Buy an old pp«*ckle<l hen, and then
Get a brood fow and a milch cow;
And. of course, buy a borse.
Place a stand of bees under the trees;
Start fruit trees to prow, an alfalfa patch sow;
But first get the land, and get it Boon.
And thus, my boy, you'll hsve earned the boon
Of nature's peace and prosperity.
See J. V. MURRAY. Hotel Argonaut.
C4O and 440 acres, Mendoelno; 4SO in Lake and
360 in Napa counties; $3 per acre; for stock,
chickens and fruit; plenty wood and water.
Box 454. Call office. *
4Vi ACRES near Hayward; fine soil; house,
stable, chicken bouse; 80 chickens; borse and
buggy; only $2,500; the snap of a lifetime.
P. E. BAIRD. 46S 11th st.. Oakland.
l-'INEST Orland (Glena countyi Irrigable land:
no adobe, hardpan or alkali; $75 per acre; 60
equal monthly payments; no Interest. Owner,
box 3, Petaluma. Cal.
5-10-20 acres Irrigated fruit, garden and alfalfa
land; $10 acre cash, balance 10 years If de-
sired. PAUL ROSSI ER, 336 Pine st.
$25 cash. $10 monthly, buys 5 acres of beautiful
level land In Alameda county. RICH VAL-
LEY LAND CO.. 180 Sutter st. ,
$3'J5 for 5 acres in Alameda county. PROGRESS-
IVE REALTY CO.. 180 Sutter st.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
$200 cash, $20 monthly — Very fine 7 room house,
bath, closets in every' room; waxed floors;
brick mantel. If you want a sleeping porch,
look at this. Street has large palms and
trees: fine home*. Only 2 block from Key
Route and S. Pacific trains; electric cars run
everywhere; beautiful home; lot 40 ft. front;
the best that can be had for the money; price
$2,900.
$50 cash. $7 monthly — Northeast business
corner on main county road, between 2 car
lines; 100x100; price $1,500. Call or send for
circular. 45H 9th st. near Broadway, Oakland.
H. 2. JONES, owner. . ;
. CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE GHIGLIONE
.TRACT, SITUATED ON COLLEGE AY., FOR-
REST ST. AND SHAFTER A Y.; THERE IS
NO BETTER PROPERTY TO BE HAD IN
OAKLAND. HANDY TO OARS AND KEY
ROUTE. SEE THESE LOTS AT ONCE. TERMB
IF DESIRED. .
G. C. WRIGHT & CO.
(THE YELLOW OFFICE)
241 CLAREMONT AY.
OPP. HUDSON ST. KEY ROUTE STATION.
PHONE PIEDMONT 4563, OAKLAND. CAL.
" \u25a0 ""*"*" SNAP. 7- •\u25a0 -.'..\u25a0
PIEDMONT LOT.
CHEAPEST EVER.
$87JiO PER FOOT.
Easily worth $48 per foot; must have some
ready money; fine location;, cloee to streetcars.
Box 3116. Call office, Oakland.
NEW 5 room bungalow, pretty, modern* and up
to date, cobblestone : front, ; marine view, , close
. to cars and Claremont Key Route station; $150
c*eh. balance $30 per month, price $3.300. '\u25a0 O.
M. BULLOCK, 1420 Broadway, Oakland.
\u25a0HMflHß&tedKsss&SiS'^'^SQt'
THE SAN FRANCISCO^.OAEL; THURSDAY; DECEMBER 22, 1910;
\_ALAMEDA REAL ESTATEy_
$23 CASH, $10 monthly— s acres of the best land
In Alameda county; rich and leveL RICH
VALLEY LAND CO., 180 Sntter st. :
_JWWARpREALESrrATE_
BB SURE TO VISIT SDNNY SLOPE- TRACT
BEFORE INVESTING.
• Ideal subdivision for poultry raising. Only
3 mile* east of Hayward. , . :
Well watered; fronting on the propowd Dub-
lin boulevard: only y A mile to public school, and
you can buy 3, 5 and 10 acre tracts from $75 to
$200 per acre: terms, tnlrd down, third in 1
y.esr. third in two years; no Interest, no taxes.
Why buy a suburban lot when, you can get a
choice tract of this acreage for less money, from
which you can make an Independent living?
Apply to the owner, W. E. PROOTOR. 662
17th st.. Oakland, or to any real estate dealer in
Hayward. «» . \u25a0 ...
1 ACRE or more In famous Meek orchard tract:
electric and 2 steam line* on land; fruit and
ponltry; prices right; easy terms; free Infor-
mation.
ROBINSON & GUNNING. '-- M
Tel. nsrward 226. Hayward.
FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE
$1.200— 550 cash. $10 mo., 2 r., lot 100x100.
Sl.SOO— slso cash, $15 mo., 4 r.. lot 50x110.
$2.200— 5300 cash. $20 mo.. 4 r.. lot 45x174.
Houses to rent or purchase. *1O to $30 per mo.
FRUITVALE REALTY CO.,
3202 E. 12th st. Rhone Merritt 242.
BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES.
Visit the beautiful Rurliogame hill country,
the most besutlful within reach of the city, far
surpassing the cross bay localities; transfer to
the San Maten electric car at sth and Market —
you always get a peat— and cet off at EASTON
station, or take the Southern Pacific at Third
and Townsend. Here is the finest suburban home
site on the peninsula. EASTON ADDITIONS TO
BURLINGAME: beautiful shaded paths, cool on
the hottest days; all Improvement*, cement side-
walks, streets, »ewers, water, light and tele-
phone are installed; the homes will appeal to
you: large lots on easy terms; excellent and fast
train service, twice as fast as to cross bay
points. For particulars about EASTON address
P. .T. RODGERS, MILLS BUILDING, SAN
FRANCISCO.-
REDWOOD CITY— Real Estate
A — IMPROVED lots; 5 minutes' walk from Red-
wood City depot; very easy terms: also acre-
age: send for booklet. BALD.WIN & HOW-
ELL. 318-324 Kesrny Bt.
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
HOMES, ranches^ acreage, exchange. ' Price list,
DAVID L. WILSON. Santa Cruz, Cal.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
FOR SALE— BARGAIN.
Hotel of 17 rooms;. 2 cottages and several tents
and platforms; room for 50 guests; modern im-
provements; completely furnished; dance hall
40x30; store building; acetylene gas plant, 12."i
lights: water tank, windmill, stable; cow, 75
chickens; 12 acres, best soil; all kinds of fruit;
farming Implements. 2 carriages', double harness,
single harness, older mill, incubator: located on
county road. 10 miles smith of Los Gatos, 13
miles north of Santa Cruz; beautiful grovp on
premises; taxes paid; no mortgage; price $12,000;
$3,000 cash, balance can be paid-in city property.
Oakland or Berkeley, if clear. Additional 25
acres virgin redwood forest adjoining the above,
$3,000. Address
A. L. WHITNEY.
1308 27th ay., Oakland. Cal.
TO exchange — I make exchanges dally, can
handle any property that is located in or near
Oakland if the prices are right and you mean
business. What have you and what do you
want? D. F. MINNEY. 422 11th st., Oakland.
LBGAL ANDJDFFICIAL^^
R. C. ORPHAN ASYLUM. 1005 Ellis St., San
Francisco, December 19. 1910. — Children re-
ceived from June 19, 1910.- to December:
WHOLE ORPHANS.
Mary Picnsso. aged 6 yrs. 3 mos.; Josephine
Lagier, 6 yrs. 4 mos.; Emma Jenkins, 13 yrs. 3
mos.; Mabel Jenkins. 7 yrs. 2 mos. ; Josephine
Palazotto, 7 yrs.; Caroline Palazotto. S yrs. 8
mos.; Teresp Dovencenzl. 8 yrs.; Agues O'Toole,
9 yrs.; Emelia Ferando. I) yrs. 11 mos.; Elizabeth
Rennison, 7 yrs.: Margaret Quinn, 12 yrs. 9 mos.
HALF ORPHANS.
Julia Montauban, aged 3 yrs. 11 mos.: Alice :
Montauban, 5 yrs. 2 mos.; Marguerite Auld, 7 I
yrs. 1 mo.: Gertrude Quinn. 12 yrs. 11 mos.; !
Maud Dempsey, 6 yrs. 4 mos. ; Louise Deblolle,
12 yrs. 9 moe. ; Susie Oppici. 10 yrs. 11 mos.;
Linda Oppici. 8 yrs. 9 mos.; Hazel Oppici. 7 yrs.
6 mos. : Itosarlo Esqueda, 8 yrs. 0 mos.; Frances
Esqueda. 7 yrs. 4 mos.; EIIIIII.V P.iorata. 6 yrs.
10 mos.: Dorris Lann, 10 yrs. 4 mos.; Ruth Lann,
8 yrs. 4 mos. : Grace Penrose. 13 yrs. 3 mos. ;
Marie Marquardt. 7 yrs. 6 mo*. ; Helen Dewson,
7 yrs. 3 mos.: Mabel Morris, 12 yrs.; Iris Kuen-
stpr, 13 yrs.; Rona Kuenster, C yrs. 8 mos.; Alice
O'Neil. 13 yrs. G raos.: Laura Goodwin. 13 yrs. 4
mos.; Margaret McCarthy, 11 'yrs. 11 mos.; Lucy
Potter. 11 yrs. 8 mos. ; Carrie Fontana. 8 yrs. 1
mo.; Mary Fontana, « yrs. 1 mo.; Laura Potter,
3 yrs. 10 mos.; Edith O'Neil. 11 yrs. 1 mo.;
Louise Esqueda, 7 yrs. 0 mos.; Mercedes Esqueda.
5 yrs. C mos.; Angeline O'Callohan, 12 yrs. 3
mos.; Catherine Bolien, 7 yrs. 6 mos. ; Winifred
Sexton. 6 yrs. 5 mos.; Lola Simmons. 9 yrs. 11
mos.; Marionette Simmons. 11 yrs. 9 inos. ; Sarah
Kniss. 8 yrs. 11 mos.: Mary Rackley, 8 yrs. 4 mos.;
Ellen Rackley, 0 yrs. 11 mos.; Dorothy Linnastruth,
9 yrs. 3 mos.: Josephine Sanplla, 5 yrs. 9 mos.;
Alice Lagier, 3 yrs. 2 mos.; Mary Molnar. 12 yrs.
6 mos.; Elixabeth Molnar, 8 yrs. 7 raos.; Harriet
Duggan. 30 yrs. 2 mos.; Lucy Duggan, 4 yrs. 3
nios.; Blanch Hngan, 10 yrs. 11 raos.; Angeline
Sgambati. 7 yrs. 0 mos.: Terpse Skelly, 12 yrs. 8
mos. ; Catherine Bohen, 7 yrs. 9 mos.
NOTICK OF INTENDED REMOVAL
Notice Is hereby given that the F. J. A. For-
ster music company, a corporation organized
under the laws of the stato of California, with
its principal place of business at 45 Kearny
street, in the city and county of San Francisco,
state of California, intends to remove its prin-
cipal place of business to 1105 Washington
street, in the city of Oakland, county of Ala-
meda, state of California, and that the consent
In writing of the holders of two-thirds of the
capital stock of said corporation has been ob-
tained and filed in the office of said corpora-
tion. In accordance with the provisions of the
civil code of California.
Dated at San Francisco. December 7, 1910.
F. J. A. FORSTER MUSIC COMPANY,
O. B. PAYNE. President,
ADA RODRIQUEZ, Secretary.
WILLARD P. SMITH, Counsel,
1700 Call bldg., San Francisco.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
1 NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. ATLAS WONDER
MINING COMPANY.
Location of principal place of business, San Fran-
cisco. Cal. Location of works. Wonder mining
district, Churchill county. Nevada!
Notice Is hprehy given that at. a- meeting
of the board of directors held on the I6th day
of December, 1910, an assessment (No. 1) of
one cent (1c) per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, payable Im-
mediately to the secretary at thp office of the
company, room 114. No. 268 Market St.. in the
city and county of San Francisco, state of
California. Any stock on 1 which this assess-
ment shall rpmain unpaid on Monday, ' the - 23d
day of January, 1011, will be delinquent and.
advertised for sale at public auction, and, un-
Ipss payment. is made before, will be sold on
Friday, the 17th day of February. 1911. at 12
o'clock noon, io pay the delinquent asspssment.
together with costs of advertising and expenses
of sale. \u25a0 - : . EDWIN SCHWAB. ;
Secretary of Atlas Wondpr Mining Company.
Office. Room 114, No. 268 Market St., San
Francisco, Cal. - , . _
NEW boards, $10; shingles,. $1.40; rustic, $20.
Country orders solicited. 33 10th St., S. F.
NURSES ARE GRADUATED
FROM TRAINING SCHOOL
Musical Program, Rendered at
the German Hospital
The graduation exercises of the Ger
man hospital training school were held
last night in the rooms of the hospital
at Fourteenth and Noe streets.
After an org-an prelude by Werner
Roehl, superintendent of the hospital,
the opening address was made by
President Max Schmidt, followed by a
tenor solo by M. X -Courturi. The
diplomas were presented by John
Fischer.
Following the presentation of di
plomas, addresses were made; by. Dr. H.
Kreutzmann;and;Dr. A. Rosenthal. Mu
sical numbers were given by Yon ; der
Mehden's orchestra, jj Roehl and Essbach
and by Miss C. Burns.' A class prophecy
was . made by Mrs. LV? Statler ; 'and'
"Farewell \ was rendered , by , Miss ; A.
Cohn. The exercises V fended- with a
Santa Claus pantomime and the dis
tribution of presents..
"JOLLY TIMES -WITH •
SANTA CLAUS" PROMISED
A Christmas entertainment, free ,to
the public," will be given at 7:45 o'clock
Friday leyenlhgr by the Sunday 'school: of
Green street \u25a0 ch urch, '. Green ? street : near
Stockton. It ' willibe held In the; church'
and include many, entertain! rig: features. 3
"Jolly * Times With "Santa .giaus'^ls :the
.way the invitation describes the ; event."
SHOE CUTTERS TO
TAKE AN APPEAL
Expulsion of Union Will Be Con=
sidered by American Fed
eration of Labor
O. M. BOYLE
. Word comes from
<tra^^P^councjl» the east that the
expulsion of shoe
cutters' union from the .labor coun
cil will be taken up by the
executive council of the American
federation of labor January 16. Presi
dent Tobln of the international boot
and shoe workers' union claims that the
council exceeded its authority anj that
the aggrieved union was following the
Instructions of its international organ
ization.; He believes that the interna
tional body has paramount authority
over the San Francisco labor council
in the case at issue.
• .\u25a0*....*\u25a0\u25a0,•\u25a0•
E. A.' Erickson presided at the last
meeting of sailors' union of the Pacific.
The secretary reported that shipping
was quiet. Balloting for officers was
proceeded with. The agents at Tacoma,
Seattle, Port Townsent, Aberdeen, Port
land and Eureka reportedtiiat shipping
was somewhat improved in sailing ves
sels, but prospects were uncertain,
The .executive committe. of . the Iron
trades council was in session yesterday
morning discussing the position taken
by the metal trades association in refer
ence to the recommendations submitted
by the arbitration panel in the 8 hour
a day controversy in the iron Industry.
The conclusions reached by the com
mittee will be placed before the Iron
trades council at its meeting tomorrow.
Upholsterers' union No. 28 met at 343
Van! Ness avenue Tuesday night. Two
candidates were obligated. The charter
was "ordered, draped for 30 days in
memory of Charles Lampe.who died re
cently. A committee was appointej to
arrange a beneht ball to aid a son of
a member of the union who has met
with misfortune. The affair will be
held in Dreamland rink in January.
B. B. Rosenthal was \u25a0 made chairman
of the committee. ;
Bricklayers' union No. 7 Initiated one
and admitted two upon traveling
cards at the Tuesday night meeting.
The following nominations were made,
the election to take place next Tuesday
night:
For president, D. Hopkins, E. L. Nolan, George
Beagly and Charles Noonan: for. vice president,
T. G. Stark aud James K. Murphy; for financial
necretary and business agent, F. . C. Ha mill ; for
recording secretary, Harry Thuener; for treasurer,
M. J. O'DonncU ami J. Dunzweiler; for trustees,
John McCarthy No. 2. W. J. Davies, D. Bartell. S.
A. Corey and Sid Hunn; for arbitration board. J.
T. O'Brien. William Haynes. J. S. Mszza. J. A.
Johnson, J. R. White, Sid Hunn and James Ask
ham; for dologates to the building trades coun
cil, Gcorgp.Keely,* John Tracy, John McCarthy
No. l. Charles Noonan. Ed Watson, FTank
Ilamill. Georgft Beagly. I). Hopkins, James Ask
ham, James Coulter and Patrick Garrlty; dele
gate to. the state 'building trades convention In
San Rafael, George I). Keely.
The following officers were elected
at the last meeting of coopers' union
No. 65:
President. R. F. Gough;, vice president, J. P.
Kplllher; recording secretary, I. P. Beban; finan
cial secretary, Joseph Cresse; treasurer, S. J.
Cook: delegates to the labor- council, Joseph
CresHP. S. J. Cook, J..P. Kelliher and Walter
Randolph. \u25a0 . • . .
A smoker and high jinks will be
given in the Labor Council temple
January 10, at which date the offi
cers will be installed. J. ,- ..»
At a recent- meeting of clerks' union
of Vallejo it was decided'to. affiliate
with the state federation of labor.. A
delegate was chosen to represent the
local at the district convention of re
ATLANTIC OCEANTRAVEL
AMERICAN LINE
PI j month — CherbourK—- Southampton
Philadelphia— Queens town— Liverpool
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
New York— London Direct
HOLLAND-AMERICAN LINE
Xevr York — London— Parla— Rotterdam
Via Plymouth ana Boulogue-Sur-Mer
RED STAR LINE
N. V.— Cherbourg— Dover— Antwerp
WHITE STAR LINE
New York— Queen«town— Liverpool
N.Y.-Plyniouth-Cherbourg-Southampton
Boston— Queenst own— Liverpool'
ZVcw York and Boston to;
RIVIERA-ITALY-EGYPr
The Azores, Madeira, Gibraltar, Algiers,
Villofranche, Genoa, IVaplea, Alexandria
•CKDRIC (21.033' tons)...... Jan. 11. Feb. Ti
•CELTIC (L' 0,904 t0n5)..... .Jan. 25. Mar. 8
\u2666Ljirft-ent steaniern to the Mediterranean
Komanlc ....... Feb. 4 Canopic Apr. 8
Romanic ' '.Mar. IS Romanic . . . ... .Apr. 29
Cretie .........Mar. 29 Cretlc ..........May 10
WEST INDIES CRUISES
Spanish * Main— Panama Canal
K 4 S.S;NEW YORK
G. N. KOKPPEL, Passenger Agent Pacific Coast.
31U Geary street opposite- St. Francis-
Hotel, San Ftanclsco. .
\u25a0 "\u25a0-..' ' ' \u25a0"-'-\u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0'..•-
I JIB JLI I I Gibraltar |
North ;I§!
SJSiHHSSn Colombo
B _ _ Australia
la 1 0 ¥ U LONDON
--- . . *.— \u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0 Paris, Bremen
I LONDON — \u25a0 — : PARIS — — BREMEN I
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS
10 A.91. s*sr lo \u25a0*• m. - ;
Expres.Saillns,. ™&SZs£l?*
G. "WRshnstn.Jan. 3 Frled'h d.Gr..Jan. 14
•'• K'prlnz' Win. Jan. 17 ?Rhein(Tues)Feb.. 7
Prims E. TV. .Jan. 3l Bremen ...... Feb. 21
K'prlnz Wm.Feb. 14 'Roon ......Mar. 2
7 : , -. 'Bremen Direct.
SATURDAYS ham.
GIBRALTAR. ALGIERS. KAPLES, GENOA
\u2666Berlin'; 1 new.' Jan. \u25a0 7 Koe'g Albert. Feb, ; 4
• *K. Luise... .Jan. 21 tßerlln, new.Feb. 18
•Omits Gibraltar.; tOmltß Gib. &Algiers.
' Wireless and Submarine Signal*.
Independent Around-the-World Tonra. -
. Travelers' Checfc* Good All Over the World, v, ,
OKIiMCIIS * CO.. Gen. Acts.. 5 B*wrny.sr.Y.
Robert Capelle,* G. A.? P." C, 150 * Powell St.,
opposite St; Francis hotel, San Francisco. Tele-
phone— Kearnv, 4794.; -'_ • . : ;
FRENCH LINE
CIB. GLE. TRANSATLANTIQUB
DIRECT LINE ;T0 HAVRE— PARIS
.', Sailings \ Every . Tnur » d& y. Saturday.
La'Touraine'.Dec.V23' I" La' Lorralna.V^Jan'S:'
La Bretaene Doc. 29 .' | La 8aT01«..:,.D«0.'8 '
V', ;' :.-.;* •; \u25a0 EXTRA/ SAILINGS. ; r ";'
These." steamers; carry one class (II) cabin
passengers , only. . . , ... •
Floride :....'. Deo,; 24 _\u25a0 I Caroline... .l; Jan. ;
Chicago. . . : : . .Dee. 24 ; | Niagara. .\T. Jan.", 31 \
8R05.,.* Pacific , Coast Managera^
630 Montpomery street, : San ; Francisco. • Cabin
Office, 655 Market ' street. .' * ;"
?. ; Canw&ooi !< Pacifio ' Empress lin* of Steaxsaxs
\u25a0alllns I weekly 1 between 1 Montreal • and j JUrerpooi.
; Wireleei oa »U uteamers. Ask anj ticket aceat.
rraoditw.
tall clerks, which will convene in San
Jose next month.
.Steam laundry workers' union N0. '26
at its last meeting selected these offi
cers,'-"and they ~ will be installed the
first meeting : in January :
President, D. J. Gorman: vice president. Lizzie
Williams; secretary, \ Carrie Parmer; treasurer,
Charles Llnegar: sergeant at arms. GeorjreMack-
Hn and James Magnuson; -trustee, James Whittle;
auditing committee, William Laurlston, Louis
Jenkins, Ed Moss and Harry Korts; business
agent, Charles Hawley. \u25a0
P. J. "Walsh was chosen president of
painters' union No. il9. It required the
count. of the entire ballot before the
result could be told.
President Doorley was in the chair
at the Tuesday night meeting of mold
ers*. union No. 164. The local made a
Christmas present of $800 to the strik
ers in Los Angeles. This was in addi
tion to the usual weekly assessment
of $75. One candidate was initiated
and two applications. received. •
John 1.. Nolan, for four years busi
ness -agent has decided not to serve
the local further in that capacity ow
ing to the many claims upon his time
from # other sources. Nolan will repre
sent *the labor council in Sacramento
while the legislature is In session. His
services in that capacity, in years gone
by made him the unanimous choice of
the council for the responsible position.
After the adjournment of the legis
lature he will become an organizer for
the international, visiting all portions
of the west. The members of 164 are
PACIFIC OCKAX TRAVEL
-^•^1 J!^. - Steamers leave from Broad-
j^^iSs-^^jw way Wharves (Piers 0 and
Wl/vfSWSa \«A Low rates, inclnding berth
I [ V^SS^ I I an* l meals.
I \ VCT>*q^A^l Special Ronnd Trip Rates.
\JVAi \2W **OS ANGELES
SAN DIEGO
President...... Dec. 22, Jan. 25, 4 p. m.
Governor Jan. 15, 2 p. m.
•Qneen.. Jan. 1. 19. 11 a. m.
Puebla Jan. 6, 2p.m.
Umatllla... Dec. *2S, 2 p. m.; Jan. *28, 11 a. m.
5enat0r......... Jan. 10, 11 a. m.
•Only steamers calling at Santa Barbara.
SEATTLE (DIRECT), TOWNSBND
TACOMA, VICTORIA, VANCOUVER
Connecting at Seattle for Skagway, Dawson,
Fairbanks and all points on the Yukon. \
President.. Jan. 30. 11 a. m.
Umatllla. Jan. 16, 11 a. m.
Puebla. v.'.Dee.*' 24, 4 p. m.; Jan. 12, 25. 11 a. m.
Umati11a......... Jan; 16, 11a.m.
Queen Jan. 7, 11 a. m.
EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY)
Topeka..Dec. 24, 29, Jan. 3, 8. 13, 18. 23, 11 am.
GUAYMAS, MAZATLAN, LA PAZ,
EXSEXADA, SAN JOSE DEL CADO,
SAN PEDRO.
Cnracao. ...*........ 7th ot each month. 12 m.
ALASKA CRUISES 1011 Leave Seattle
Spokane.. June 14, 28; July 12. 26: Aug. 9. 9 p' m-
Right reserved to change' this schedule.
Ticket Offices— Palace Hotel. 653 Market St.
16 Market st. and Broadway Wharf.
Telephone Kearny 492.
OAKLAND— II2O Broadway. Tel. Oakland 5680.
C. D. DUNANN. General Passenger Agent.
EXPRESS SERVICE.
SEATTLE
TACOMA
SOUND PORTS AND ALASKA.
Steel Steamships
ADMIRAL SAMPSON,
WATSON,
BUCKMAN
Every Wednesday and Saturday
LOW RATES r— BEST SERVICE.
ALASKA-PACIFIC
STEAMSHIP CO.
TICKET r«£kVk
OFFICES: ) 678 Market st.
1 Howard st.. Dock No. 1
R. J. RINGWOOD. General Freight and Pas-
•enjrer Ajrent. 318 Merchants' Exchanjre.
STEJAMSHIPS
HARVARD and YALE
k LOS ANGELES
Leaving al ( Mondays, "Wednesdays,
4 p. m. f Thursdays, Saturdays
From Pier 7, Pacific Street Wharf
! COMMENCING DECEMBER 21, 1910
For further Information, folders,
etc., apply
Pacific Navigation^ ffi S»t?tV
NOTE.
Change of Hailing; date for this
week only. The steamer scheduled
to leave Thursday, Dec. 22, will leave
on Friday, Dec. 23. Other days un-
changed. \u0084
xjja^x AMERICAN-HAWAHAN
|W| STEAMSHIP COMPANY
%s^*^y Tehuantepec Route
. Rejfular Fast Freight Service
NEW YORK TO PACIFIC COABT
PORTS AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,
\u25a0ailing from New York every six days,
making direct connection with Pacific
steamers sailing from Salina Cruz,
Mex.. every six days for San Francisco
PACIFIC COAST PORTS TO , NEW
YORK. Also to Mexican and all prin-
cipal -European ports under through
rates and through bills , of lading. Sail-
ings from San Francisco every 12 days.
- For rates and further particulars ap-
ply to DEARBORN & LAPHAM, Gen-
eral Agents, \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' B -a ßridge street, New
York. WILLIAMS, DIMOND Ss CO-
General Agents, Pacific Coast.
JlO Sansome St.. San Francisco
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
ORIEXTAIi STEAMSHIP COMPANY ;
5. S. America Maru. .... . Thursday, Jan. 12, 1911
S. S. Tenyo Maru.. ... .Wednesday, Jan. 13, 1911
B. S. : Nippon Maru. . . . .Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1911
S. S. Chiyo Maru. Wednesday, Mar. 8, 1911
Steamers : sail from : company's piers, Nos. 42.
44, near foot of Second 'street, at 1 p. m., for
Yokohama and Hongkong,* calling at Honolulu.
Kobe (Hiogo) and Nagasaki and Shanghai and
connecting at - Hongkong ; with steamers for Ma-
nila, India, etc. •< No cargo received on board on
day of sailing. Round trip tlcketsat reduced
rates.- -.• "-• \u25a0' "\u25a0. -.'\u25a0./ - : ' •\u25a0
; For. freight and passage apply at office. 240
James Flood building.. . ,W. H. AVEItr. •
, . • \u25a0 \u25a0Assistant. General Manager.
UNION SSfCp: of NZ. Ltd.
New Throngh Passenger and ; Freight Serrlce
; ' Without Change.' '• -
SAN FRANCISCO TO ; WELLINGTON, N. Z.,
» « V- VIA TAHITI AND RAROTONGA.
S. S. AOEANOI (4,268 tons) sails.. . . ...Jan. 11
S. S. MAITAI I (3,395 .tons) | 5ai15.'. ... . . . .F-b. 8
-Sailings every 28 days; connection at Welling-
ton j and Auckland for New 'Zealand ports and
Australia. • \~''^3%§B&®sa^™*tyiMiagt*\L
OCEANIC S. S. C 0. ,; Gen. : Agenta. 90 Calif. «t.
Ticket Office.; B73 Market st. Tel: ; Sntter 643.
TAHITI AND NEW ZEALAND- S. S.
-Marlposa. satis ll' a.m.V Dec. 28. '.
Special Tahiti round trip L 1133. first class.
HnVni 111 II I a - S" Sierra; (10,000 tons dis-
UUnUL.tL.IJ placement) saiU 11 a. m., D«C
: 24. "1910/; Special round trip $110. first class.
I OCEANIC \u25a0 LINE/ 673 Mkt. : tel.' Kearny, 1231
UnSUhl HI IP s: s - '\u25a0' Lurllne S (13,000] tons): sails
illllill Lll I! noon. Jan. 4. for Honolulu ami
.l. ll y ll . v r u rV Kahulul.
S. S.Wilhelmlna, (13.500 tons V.sails. sails 'noon.
Jan. .'lS,;! for \ Honolulu and < Hilo. Round ; trip to
! Honolulu, i first $110 and up. .»* ,
* MATSON ' NAVIGATION CO., •' - \u0084
;:^CS ! Market! St.- •.•;\u25a0;,• . \u25a0-'-
pleased with the promotion of Nolan,
who has been actively identified with
No. 164 for 20 years.
Conferences have been going on be
tween representatives of the gas and
electric company and the gas workers'
union over the proposed increase of 25
cents per day to each -man employed
by the company for several days, and
another meeting will be held tomorrow.
The new wage scale will affect em
ployes of. the company In Sacramento.
San Jose, Oakland and Vallejo, as well
as this city. The opinion is expressed
that an amicable understanding will
be reached. The present rate of wages
runs' from $2.50 to $3.75 a day. but the
men believe this sum insufficient to
care for. themselves and families, hence
they are Insisting upon a slight in
crease.
'i + s ,;;•'; *^\
It was stated at the last meeting of
barbers* union of Oakland that the
membership hed reached the 300 mark.
The following officers were chosen:
President, T. A. Gllmore; vice president,
P. I. Elliott; secretary and business
agent, F. B. Perry; recording secretary.
Samuel Fromholz; treasurer, T. C Car
ter; delegates to the central labor
council, Joseph Klntz. C. S. Smith.
Ralph Daniels and Samuel Lewin.
The Union Man's orphanage of San
Lorenzo, Which was taken over by the
States building trades council several
months ago, has planned to give the in
RAILWAY TRAVEL
vk fS w Wi S3 M S3 m s*J! D h \ Wai Br W^MJ m ss If (Pwi
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE FROM DECEMBER 11. ISIS , •-
VIA OAKLAND PIER VIA COAST LINE "**
Leare (Foot of Market Street) ArriTt Leav* CThird aad Towasend Streets) ArrtT*
2.15 a Niles. Tracy. Lathrop, Stockton, t*>-lO* Valeacia Street. Oceen V!«w. Cblma.
"* Lodi. Gait, Elk Grove, Sacramento 1 1.1 89 Ceaeteries, Baden. Saa Bruno tB-35«
6.40 a Hay ward. Niles, San Jose. 7.08 a 8.30* Sooth Saa Frasciaeo. San Joae. Gilroy.
7.00 a Richmond. Port Costa. Beaicia, Sulsua ] (Hollister), Sargeat, Fajaro, Wa: joa-
Diion. Sacramento. Roseville, Marys- 1 7.28? vlUe, Santa Crui 7.50 »
ville. Redding. Dunsmuir j 10.33j 7.101 South Saa Fnaciaco. Falo AlSn. Saa
7.00 a Elmira, Vacame, Rurnsey 7.28 9 . - Jose. Way Stations 7.30 a
7.00 a DitK Woodland (Marysrllle, Oro-* 7.10 a Mayfield. Los Altos. Los Gatos t7.20»
Tille), Williams. Maxwell. Willowi, B.ooa Shore lino limited— Faso Robles
Hamilton, Corniag. Red Bluff 7.280 Hot Springs, Santa Barbara, Los
7.40 a Vallejo, Napa, Calistoga, Santa Rosa, . Angeles 9.3Cp
Martinet .'. 6.03p B.ooa El Paso. San Antonio, Houston, New
7.40« Avon, Saa Ramon (JLlvennore) 6.48s Orleans, Chicagrj aad East 9.3Cp
7.40» Niles, Pleasanton, Uvermore, Tracy, i 8.05 a The Coaster— Saa Jose. Pauao (Wtt«
Lathrop. Stockton, Lodi. Sacnmento. 7.28? ' tonville. SanU Cruz), Caslrovula,
7.40« Tracy. Los Banos, Kerman, Fresno. . . 4.08p ' (Dd Monte. Monterey. Partfie GroTt),
B.ooa Newark (Centerville), Saa Jose. Los Salinas. Soledad, Faso Robles Hot
Gatos, Wright, Felton (Boulder Springs. Saa Luis Obispo. Surf.
Creek), Santa Cruz .A 5.43 > (Lompoe). Santa Barbara. Ventura,
8.20 a Port Costa, Martinez, Byron, Tracy. \ ; T Orr.ard, Los Angeles 1 1.45»
Stockton, Merced, Fresno, Goshea B.loa Mayfield. Les Altos. Los Gate*. Wrieht.,
Junction (Hanford. Armona), Visalia, Glenwood (Boulder Crrek), Santa Crus.
Porterville, Bakersfield 4.48 a WatsonTllle. Ca3troTille, Del Monte.
8.20 a Yosemite Valley via Merced 4.48 a Monterey. PaciSe Gtotb 9.C0»
9.00 a Niles (Saa Jose), Livennore, Stockton 1 9.00 i San Jose. Gilroy. Salinas. Paso Rcbles
(\u2666Milton), Valley Spring. lone. Sacra- Hot Springs, San Luis Obispo—
mento 4.08» . ; Tres Pinos — Watsonville, Eacta
9.00 a Sonora, Tuolumn* and Angefa AJOB9 Cnu, 4M Mont», Monterey . Pacific
9.00 a Atlantic Express— Sacramento, True- GroTe 4.COp
kee, Ogden. Salt Lake City. Denver, 1 0.40 a South San Francisco, Bnrllngame, San
Kansas City, Omaha. Chicago 8.28? Mateo, Palo Alto, Saa Jose 'tS.SOa
9.40 a Richmond, Port Costa, Martines •\u0084.. T _ \u0084. •»„.,« v ».*» t^.. r,«— J t8.45a
Bay Point . . . 6.08» 1 0.40 a Los Altos. MonU \ Ista, Los Gataj. . | , , Op
10.20 a Vallejo. Hare Island. Napa 11.28 a 1 1.30 a Valencia Street. Ocean View. Colma,
10.20 a Los Angeles Passenger — Port Costa. ! Cemeteries. Baden. Sag Bruno 1.35?
Martinez. Byron, Tracy. Stockton. 1 1.40 a South Saa Francisco, San Jose .- tS.CCa
Merced, Fresno (Hanford, Coaling*, 2.00? Del Monte Express— San Jose. Gilroy.
Visalia), Bakersfield. Log Angeles 7.48? Sargent (Watsonville, Santa Cruz).
10.401 Ban Francisco Overland Limited— \u25a0' Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove,
Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis, (Salinas)...'... 12.30 a
. Omaha, Chicago B. 28» • Zosp South Saa Francisco. Palo Alto, Saa
ll.2oaShasta Limited— Portland. Tacoma. . •' Jose 8.43 a
Seattle 9.I8» f2.05p Los Altos, Monta Vista. Lcs Gatos. ... t3.Z3?
12.00n GoldSeld Pass.— Port Costa, Benk-la. 3.00? South San Francisco, San Mateo. Saa
Sacramento, Truckee. Huen. Wa- .1 \u25a0 Jose, Gilroy, Tres Pinos. Salinas 10.13*
buska (Yerinsston. Mason), Mlna. 3.00p Watsonville. SanU Crus. CastroTiUe.
Tanopah, Goldfield, Laws, Keeler.... 7.48 a ' Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific Gtoto 10.10 a
12.00n Davis, Yolo, Williams, Colusa June- 3.1 5p Santa Oars. West San Joze, Los Gatos,
tion. Willows.. 2.48p Wright (Boulder Creek). Santa Cruj. 10.20 a
1 2.00n Marysrille, Chlco. Red Bluff.. 4.03? 4.00? Sunset Express — Tucson. Demlng.
1 .00» Niles, Irvlngton, San Jose 2.48 p , , El Faso, Houston, New Orleans,
1.40p Saa Lesndro, Niles, Centerville,/ 9.03 a Chicago 10.35 a
Newark, San Jose \ 7.48p 4JXp Wsshlugtea Sunset Route— WashiEf-
2J)Op Newark. San Jose. Los Gatos. Wright, . ton, D- C . Nrw York and East 10.55 a
: Felton (Boulder Creek). SanU Cnn... 9.58p 4.00» Kansas City. St. Louts, Chicago 10.55 a
2.40p SanLeandro. Niles. San Jose...^ • 9.28 a 4 .00 • Faso Robles Hot Springs, Saa Luis
3.00? Benicia, Winters, Sacramento — Wood- 1 - Obispo, Santa Barbara and Los
land. Knight* Landing. Tudor, Yuba Anzeles 10.53 a
City, Marysville 10.48 a 4.20« South Saa Francisco. San Jose t9.COa
3.20? Tort Costa (Stockton), Martinez. 15.05? Burlingame. Saa Mateo. Falo Alto,
Byron, Modesto, Merced, Fresno. .... 12.08? Saa Jom and Way Stations 9.45 a
3.45? Via Sausalito, West Naps, St. Helena. t5.20? Redwood. Falo Alto. San Jom I.IO»
Calistoga 10.35 i f5.20p Los Altos. Mont* Vteta, Los Gatos t3.25?
4.00p Vallejo, Napa, Calistos*. Santa Rosa, T5.2Sp Burtingame. Saa Mateo, San Jote 3.25?
Martinez, San Ramon, LlTtrmors.... 9.28 a j5-30p Loop— Valencia Street. Ocean View,
4.00p Niles (Centerville. Newark), Liver- J 10.28 a Cemeterietr. South San Francisco.
more, Tracy, Stockton. Lodi....... I 11.18? 23d Street. 3d aad Towa«end t*.4op
4.40p San Leandro. Hayward, Nile*. Pleas- . 5.40? San Bruno^an MattoJledwood.Palo f 17.25 *
anton, Ltvermore. Tracy, Newman, Alto, Santa Can, San Je«e \ 7.35 a
Kerman. Fresno , 11.18? 15.40p Los Altos, Los Gatos 19.45 a
5.00? Vallejo, Port Costa, Benicia. Sacra- |6.00? Millbrae, San Mateo. Falo Alto, May-
mento, Lincoln, Marysville, Oravills . . II .28* - field, Los Altos. Los Gatos 1 8.0 C«
5.00? Davit, Woodland, Yolo, Arbuckle. f6.05p 23d Street. Vi&itaclon, South Saa
Williams, Colusa Junction. Willows... 10.38p Francisco, Valencia Street t7.!5p
5.00p Ru3s»H, San Jose, Los Gatos..; 9.28 a 6.30p South San Frandsco. San Jote 5.45p
5.20p San Leandro, Niles, San Jose 7.48 a 8.00? The Lark— Paso Robles Hot Springs,
6.00? Owl Limited— Los An^sles B.oBa Santa Barbara, Los Anzeles 9.30*
6.40? Eastern Express— Ogden. Pueblo. Den- 8.05? Los Angeles Passenger— Gilroy, Salinas,
ver, Kansas City, St. Louis. Chicago. . Paw Robles Hot Springs, San Luis
Port Costa, Benicia, Sacramento. - Obispo. SanU Barbara and Los
Truckee, Reno, Sparks 8.28? Angeles. ' .....* 8.30 a
6.40 ? Havward. Niles and Saa Jose. 6.43? I O.OOp Saa Jose and Way Stations 7.2 C 9
J7.00? Vallejo. Port Costa. Martinez. Bay 11.45p South San Francisco. Palo Alto. Saa I 7.45 ?
Point and Way Stations :: 1 1.13? J05e...... \ J10.5C?
7.40p Richmond. Port Costa. Martinei. .
ComwaU, Byron, Tracy. Stockton... 12.48p LOCAL FERRY TRAINS— Via Oakland Pier.
8.20? Oregon Express— Sacramento, Rose- To Oakland. Berkeley, Barry nun. East Oakland and
Tiile, Marysville, Redding. Ashland, Fruitvaie— Daily— From 6.00 a, as., and every twenty
Portland, Tacoma. Seattle. Spokane. 9.08 a minutes until 7.00 p. m.. inclusive; then 7.40. 8 TO.
9.00p China and Japan Fast Mail— Ogden, 9.00, 9.40, 1020, ILOO, 11.40 p. m.. 12.20 aad 1.20
Cheyenne, Denver, Qty, a.m.
9.00p Port Costa. Benicia, Sacramento. Col- &00 Md eT tmtgt Btaßt(t 7fc
Qlfl. lu£^^£S^H:V"'if™Va"'*- tadnstrt, then 7.40. SJ2O. o.oa 8.40, 10^0. 11.C0
9 -" PB £ro?F^ v , .^^^ m
9.40p Richmond. Port Costa. Tracy, To n S iS nehßrtt -T^*^!« E VS* daT^ 6C0 * 7CO ' 88 W *
Modesto. Merced. Fresno, Hanford. 900 xm.. 22a 3.00. 4.00. 5.C0. M 0 £m. Sundsv
Coallnea, Visalia. Tulare 8.28 a onl 7 9 -°°. 10.00 a. m. 1.00, 2.00, 3.(XX 4.C0. SXO.
9.40p Portland Express— Davis. Willowi, 5-40 p. m.
Red Bluff. Weed (Klamath Falls). Tt Oakland Pint St. Fruitvals. Altmtda. via Herm^c•
Ashland, Roseburg, Portland, Tacoma —Daily— From tO.OO. 6^o a. m.. and every twenty
Seattle 12.28p mmutas until 8.20 a. bj, taduiive; then 9 CO. 9.20.
9.40p Hunter's Train— Saturday only. Saa 10.00, 10.20. 11.00. 11.20 a. m.. 12m.. 12.20. 1.C0. 1.20.
Jose and Way Stations {7.48? 2.00, 2.20. 3.00, 3.20, :3.40 p. m. and every twenty
___^__________ minutes until 7p. xn., tnclusiva; 7.40. JL2O, 9.00, 9.40.
10.20, 11.00. and 11.40 p. a.. 12.20 and 1.20 a. ay
NETHERLANO'S ROUTE— From Pacific Street Wharf. Additional traia to Oakland First 5t. 2.15 a. m.
Collinsville. Emmaton. Rio Vista, Weton.Ryde, Wai- To West Berkeley-Dally Ercept Sunday— From 6.C0
nut Grove, \orden. Courtland.aarksbur|. Sacramento. m. o. »ad eTery twenty minutes until 8.20 a, m.. lnrlu-
Steamer Navajo. leaves San f randsco BHM a. m.daUy .jy,; then 9.00 a. m. and every hour until 4.00 p. »..
except Sunday, stopping at point, ghown. arriving Sac- tadustve: then 4.20 p. m.. and every twenty ntoutes
ramento 6.-00 p.m. Leaves Sacramento 9^oo p.m. daily mta 7M p. n.. tadusive: then 7.40 p. m.. BJM. 9.C0.
except Sunday (no stops en route). arriTiag Saa Fraa- 9.40, 10120. 11.00. 11.40 p. m. and 12J0 a. m.
° "Itstmer^loioe or Aj«eh», leaTes Saa Fraaeisco 1.00 To iV W '?nn* r T k S y a^ 2n n d Sr 0nI '7 F l™?l ™? *•* •• »,;
\u25a0j* daUy. except Sunday; arriv Saa FraacL^, 11.30 S£^
P- 13 - "- then 7.40 p. m.. 8.20, 9.00/, 9.40. 1020; 11.00. 11.40.
p. m, aad 12.20 a. b, ,--^...
° M K wi D »^ R Wn^Mrfsl, 5™ m ?S 5 L^ To CarMir-lM» Ex«d* sunday-From 6.00 a. a. tnd
tnflmtm m!i™ eTer * 2° mlaat w mti l 8.20 X m.. tarlustvt. then
to 0.00 p.m., incluslvs. 0 .00, 10.00 a. m.. 12.00 m.. 1.00. 2.00. 100. 4.00. 4.20.
'- : 4,40, 6 00. 5J20, 5 40 and 6 00 p. m.
T,, Oak^tiSSJ?*}! lft^tll 4*so* TTih. Ttf CorW^Sundays oarr-From 6.00 s. m.. then 9.C0
To oakiana ana Alameaa — To.lo, j0.45 a.m., aad thea . _ «« . z, . n i __,__ »ww»*» _i!,^» ««»ii
10 and 45 minutes past the hour until 7.45 p.m.: then £&'„„& '„„ *" "" " d CTKT tWeaty mlaUtet ratil
8.30. 9.15, 10.00, 10.45. 11.30 pja. and 12.15 a»m. _ °;W; W s*" . ._ _ .„
To Alameda and Fruitvaie via Horseshoe, time as above. T » St *3*- Rtehmoni Pullratn— 6.oo X m., 5.40 p. a., 8.20
— — - —^ ; p.m.
a for Morning, p for Afternoon, t Sunday excepted. " \u25a0
/OSS&. Schedule Effective muir woods /t£fa^
C®3 November 1, 1910 TAMALPAIS^P
\&&&/i UNION FERRY DEPOT IVI '" IMmMLrMIO
X£ll^ San I^rnnciwco VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
Leave I Via S'aumlito . | Arrive ""W" =««". '«"" O' «*i»k»T an«eT
7:45 all'etaluma. Santa Rosa. Headls- tilsaA Trig fraa San Frawboo. $I^o »
burg, . Ooverdale. Ukiah. Wll- It.Sn Fnattaa l». Mulr W»ii li. Tasatpab
Sebastopol ................... e-^l3 p 9:45 a 8:45»t. 7:20a 11:50 a 7:20 a 10:40*
8:15 a \u2666•Sonoma. •\u2666Glen Ellen.. fs^s p f:4sp 9:45 a 1:40p 112:50P 1:40p 11:40*
8:15 a Pt. -Reyes. Camp Meeker. Caza- \u2666 4:45p 10:45 a . 2:40p 1:50p - 4:45p 1:40«
dero . .;.....: tC:33 p 11:45 a 4:50p 2:50p • 8:00? 2:40»
tSAS a Petaluma. Santa Bosa. Healds- ...... 1 : 4§» 3 : SOp . Ztill
\u25a0 burp. CloTerdale. Ouernevme. " 9*d«B \u25a0"•'"' t'&hn """ 4-41)3
Monte Bio, Duncan Mi 115..... t7:33 p •'Iv". * H3P » •••••\u25a0 »•\u25a0!". ''"",' . , -
10:45 a Petaluma. SanU R0«a..:.. 4:33p Satardayi. t Mondays. « Mt. Tamalpaa only.
H2:45 p Pt. Reyes, Camp Meeker- (leaTes r,A* rv«_ i Sausalita Ferry— TeU Kearny 4950
- from Cazadero) : . . ; $TrO3 o Ufiees} 8?4 Markrt ».feL Dooria* 4407
j 3:15 p Petaluma. Santa Rosa, Healds- General Office— Mill Valley. California, TeL Mill VaHey SI
Mills, Sebastopol ............. n.-os , — : ; — '. .
4:45 p Sonoma. Glen E11ea. ............ 0:35 a BAY AND IXTERURBAX ROUTES
5:15 p Petaluma. Santa R05a.. .. ....;., 8:35 a -,^- J _,._-,_, ., — ..,,,.„.,. ,-, - — —
ELECTRIC SUBUBBAN VIA SAXJSAIITO " ITV«v-inTf *v-«t*n«*
Sausalito. Mill Valley. San Rafael - Daily MR PS VALLEY RfITTTC
eTery 30 minutes from 6:45 a. m. until 5:43 ff IXT ** ll*
a. ni.; hourly until 2:45 p. m. . (except the 2:43 1 ll^tft 5.3.C0.- *«* VAU£Y ,£Ucr>!!f *L-
p. m. does not run to San Rafael on Sundays). . %*&& IT Jk •
then 3:15 p.' m. and eTery 30 minutes until 6:43 f _gK-MJil\.n r ,' , %^T >< a
p. m., then 7:45. 9:45 p. m. and 12:01 a. m f»y^ft^^Tr--^* ; **** ? p^Wagl »
r»irf»x-L«TM t0:45. t7:15. S:l5. B:4S m i i-f-^VV' iitVu "\u25a0" """"-~^ , \u0084„
0:43. 10:45. ll:4o a. m., 12:45. 1:43, 2:43, 3:15. M^T#l«laSfe»T^lrd7Vali*lar!^iMsrHli^r«
1-4^ 4-11 4-41 5-i r . ir .-4'> r.-i^ p-±\ -.a- milt isisoa naTj laru. vaiJcjo,napa,suHeicn4
p^m V Ji2:o1 s a! m. 5 - 45 ' :—' v?j^ >X - .g* I *}"" ™&^*» ± 2130 *
o B nf Q «« a pp V m *" B*f"l-S:45B * f " l - S:45 «• n ' «« fc S^a P if^ M l^ a tod Q fSy Balldla*
wTiburoa* and Belvedere, tU- Bausaiito— Week ' *i* o " M * : ***IBTAO9I Home C 4708.
days: 6:45. 7:45. 8:43. |9:SO a. m.. 12:45. 3:15. ' . \u0084 -=
4:15.5 5:15. 6:15 p. m.-,-. I j 12:01 a. m.- Sundays— -i - \u25a0\u25a0 ' - \u25a0 .
6:45. 7:45, 8:45. |D:3O, 10:43. 11:45 a. m-. 12:45. . , -• -.«. *£"?"
Want to Borrow Money? | ;
7:06 p.' m.j tExcept Sundays. . only. ~« —See * ti
..JTiburon direct. <\u25a0 HThursdays ' -^.«— '
only. . . . f!AT.T. • 'WANT •> ATiS f
Padflc transfer company's sjrents rare author- V"**T~-'-* ''» \u25a0"-«\u25a0» A • \u25a0!,**'» |:
1 izcd ; to check -. baggage direct from residence. -\u2666— _ ' _. , . -'""J^
mates — children and infirm, old m»n — a
great time on Christmas. The children
will have a well filled Chrl3tm»s: tree,
and the aged will receive suitable pres
ents. The board of director* of the
home consist of O. A, Tveltmoe. vWil
liam Marshall, "W.- G.. Mathewson, J.
VT. Blbby, James French, J. B. Bo wen
and Daniel McMillan. . -V-fvi '
. Nine candidates were obligated by
waitresses' union at the Monday night
meeting, and 15 applications* received.
The semiannual election will be, held
next Monday, the polls to be open from
&a. m. to 9 p. m. The local Indorsed
John Hoehn of cooks' union No. 44 for
international organizer for the north
ern part of the state.
H. Hafford was In the chair at the
last meeting of marine cooks' and
stewards' association of the Pacific
coast. Secretary Steidle reported that
shipping was dull and that plenty of
men were ashore. Shipwreck benefits
were ordered paid to 11 members of the
crew of the wrecked steamer Portland.
Balloting for officers was proceeded
with. The agent at Seattle reported
that shipping was dull, but that there
was some shipping on freighters.
Photo engravers' union No. S held a
special meeting Monday night and de
cided to make a Christmas donation to
the photo engravers on strike In Bos
ton. Each member of No. 8 sent a dol
lar to the Boston men.
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