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PI—I TXT 1 — VOURWAINTADVERTISEMENTS l^r^ A DT\J\/^ M#S
■Jr"^l; I V^l^ tUt To THE CALL, Ba.m.tolQ p. m. I^rZ«j/-\rvi >l I OU
L. . ■
BUTTONS AND PLEATING
STEELE'S button works. 222 Ellis nr. Mason; ph.
Franklin 4521 and C 4521: mall orders solicited.
MILLINERY
WILLOW plume shop. : Plumes ■ made from old I
feathers or feather boas;- dyeing, cleaning, re
pairing. BEN NAKASHIMA. 1793 Geary st. , g
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
GO days' free test: no extras; $1 week payments.
HEINE PIANO CO.. 37 Stockton st.. S. F.
PIANOS to rent; no cartage. BYRON MAUZY.
Gold Medal Pianos. 250 Stockton st. ; ;
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
L. H. & B. I. BILL, 543 Golden Gate ay.—Head
quarters for Solar lamps. Vests batteries. Pan
h»rd oil. Diamond rh«ln« nnd'parts. ; ..__;
AUTOMOBILES
STTJDEBAKER. Garford 7 passenger touring car.
good condition, fully eqnlpped 1; cheap.
Bal><*ock electric Victoria, glass front. speed
ometer, paint good; bargain. MATHESON
SALES CO.. 174 12th St.. Oakland.
4 CYLINDER Maxwell 23 horsepower. ; $.V>o:
fully guaranteed by the MAXWELL SALES
AGENCY. 155 12th it., Oakland; phone-Oak
1a nd 13.13. ..-..-
SNAP—7 passenger. 40 horsepower Acme, in
good condition. $•'.:•' «. W. LUCAS, 0016
Octavla st.; phone Franklin .1795. .
FOR sale—Runabout. Imperial. 2 cyl.. shaft
drive: fine condition; $17.">. 2906 Ellsworth
Kt.: phone Berk. 1476. - , .- •
PACKARD limousine: fully equipped: extra .tires
nnd tubes; At condition; price $1,500. Box
535. Call office. .--;.' . - -;
PAC. Aluminum Brazing Works can braze your
broken alum, castings. *503 Van Ness: Pk. 5120.
AUTOMOBILES, gears, springs and forgtngs and
repairing. KEEN AN BROS.. "50 Golden Gate.
WHITE steamers. 20 and 30 horsepower; cheap.
W. L. JONES. 140 12th St.. Oakland.
4 TON Graham truck.- In good condition, for j
sale. Address box Sl9. Call office.
FOR sale or trade —Auto truck; cap. 3,000. Ad
dr«os 2317 Filbert St.. Oakland. :■-:.'; i
TYPEWRITERS & SUPPLIES
UONA&CH VISIBLE TYPEWRITERS—In the J
Monarch Visible Typewriter all the writing is
in foil sight all the time; other makes, second
hand, at very reasonable prices: we teat, repair
and Inspect. Before pnrchasine ring up Doug
las 4113. or call at 307 Bush st.
■■■■~r - WALTER .T. WOLF. Dealer.
AN unusual bargain—sloo Smith Premier type
writer for $30. L. AM. ALEXANDER, agents
L. C. Smith Visible Typewriters. 512 Market st.
OAKLAND Typewriter Exchange, 904 Broadway,
- Oakland, dealers in all makes of typewriters.
510 to S100; rebuilt*: terms *5 up. PAC. TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. 107 Montgomery st.
HORSES, HARNESS. WAGONS
FOR sal"— mare. 1.100 lbs., 7 yrs.. -good
anywhere; 3 sound work horses, cheap. Point
T/VrrKi «ta.. bet. Cth-7th ars.-Geary st.Gey cars.
FOR «.«lo- ("arrive* of all description*. KELLY'S
STABLES. MBS Pine st. ■ . - ;
PAINTING & PAPERHANGINC
i'APER hanging, painting, tintinsr: good work. !
prompt service. Roberts. 730 Eddy. Frank 4200. j
B LSI NESS CHANCES
Bargains—printing'
Bn«lness cards $l--*« > per I-000
Billheads ....1.75 " 1.000
Envelopes ...... 1.75 " 1.000
Statements *. 1-73 " 1.000
Excellent work. Imitation type
writer letters 2.50 " I.OCO
6HAFER. 1019 Howard st. near 6tb.
Phone Market 7797. < -
GENTLEMAN. 22 years of age, of good appear
ance and good education, wishes financial man
ager, lady or gentleman, to back him as an avi
»for; have had 2 years' experience. Box 698.
■ >:i office. :
MAN of ability wanted to purchase a one-third
interest in ■ prosperous painting and decorating
• co.; SIS per week guar. and one-third of profit-:
stand fullest .- investigation: .$750 required.
MAGNUS & CO.. 401 CALL BLDG.
EXPORT commission house (Spanish-American
countries) solicits correspondence with a gen
tleman of means, ready to invest in growing
business; active or silent partner; references
■ exchanged. Address ALERTO. box 2090. Call.
FOR sale—Grayn Harbor Supply.Co.: full line
of ship chandlery, sail, rigging, and tent fac
tory: good location: cheap rent. For further
particulars write box 465. Aberdeen, Wash.
NOTICE 1-. buyers—We have hotels, apartments
and rooming houses in all parts of city, from
JO to .100 rooms; call on Of and we'll shnw you
» hsrealn no-.v. while prices are right. M.
PLIER ft CO.. 414 Hearst Mdg.
WANTED—Graduated nurse or masseuse, middle
ace. business ability, speaking Spanish or
Italian, as partner, special sanatorium, new In
California^ t Address box 544. Call office.
KESTAUKANT. good location, thoroughly fam
ished- 3 living rooms, gas. with same; rent
$10 per month. Inquire JOE CASSELLI, Point
Arena. Cal. - - - -
PARTNER wanted as promoter to give exhibi
tions with the new invented water motorcycle.
Address letters to E. FREY. 35& 16th St.. Oak
land. - -■-•■ -■"•.■'■- ' -■■ ■
PARTNER wanted in good paying business: no
experience required: small investment: man
wanted rather tlian the money. 757 Market St.,
room 130. , : - • • ■ ,
FOR pule— . good newspaper route In a rood
district in this city. Apply J. R. LENHART.
circtilstioT (U-r>«rtment. San Francisco Call. .
" MAGNUS & CO.. 401 ALL BLDG.. ~
MARKET »nd 3D st*.: phone Slitter 2071.
NO CHARGE FOR LISTING A BUSINESS.
l;o.\r>HOrSE. Sjib Mateo county, : to lease fop
$I.W m«. or sell prop.: est. for year«: Investi
gate. MAGNUS & CO.. 401 CALL P.LDG.
MORNING paper route, paying over ; $100 per,
month year round: easy.work; no experience
require*. G. B. 8.. 240 Georgia st.Vsllejo. Cat.
FOR sale—Good .-sty route on this paper; >goo<l
chance for « hustler. See circulation depart -
I merit. Ssn' Francisco Call. -"; -- ; .
WANTED—Good Invention or ' industrial project
• to finance. Room 34., Bacon bide.. Oakland.
CIGAR STAND, good corner, Market st., pri'-e
$300; « bur. MAGNUS A. CO.. 401 CALL BLP<;.
FOR sale —A good newspaper •.rout". in Oakland.\
See. clrcnUtJoi rtensrtment.. Sun Fr»n<-!«cn Cull.
$200 gets fstab. business clearing $125 month;
party leaving town. Call 2-*. 3d st.. room 2.
-FAMI LV I Iquor ' stWr* for sale; , lnTol«-p : stm-k.
• Address I>ox 22. Roseylll*-. C.il. .
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL. BLAKE'S
BAZAAR. IK'S VALENCIA ST. -
LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE
FOR sale—r2l room rooming bouse; new and mod
ern. 1030 McAllister St. v ■
EDUCATIONAL
I EARN to write oiotion picture plays; earn from
$25 to $100 per week during your spare time;
we teach yon complete «-«>nr«i» for $1. HENRY'S
THEATRICAL I"X' H ».NCI'. Moving Picture
Dept.,1;1:948 Marked nt -; niinn»*Kearny 649.
— PAUL GERSUN I>KAiIATIC SCHOOL.
largest training school *nf pctinp in America;
positions.secured 6 1305. erad.: course: send for
• atalogue. 40S,V»n >c« jt, .nenr, McAllister.
ENGINEERING—CiviI. "le«-triea^ mining." ra^b.-.:
■ mrrcy, assay, cyanide;* iln >, eve.: cst«b. ÜBS,
%'an der Nail'en School."slst and s Tel.. Oakland.;
THK BERLITZ J SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.' 2531,
\ Washington: »t. near', Fillaiore. and 100S 14th
\ St.. Oakland: send for, circular.*; : .'■_'- --.■..■■■■
MISS CHASK• '■ private teacher: - E'igli«i!. urith
metic. etc. 41fifi J7th**t.: phono'Mßrk»tilf»3l:'
KTHEL COTTON STUDIO of expression; oratory;
- after dinnVr and extempore spe*aking.'lll2,Mkt..:
Prof. T. A: Robinson, Individ. Inst.: Mnth.. Book- ;
keepine.*" Enu..':; etc.: ? (Jut. ere ."07 Haight st.
KENT LAW SCHOOL—2Oth year;' day and even
ing. 931 Phplan bldg. and 2028 Green :»t..-%*'&'l'
FI«K TEACHERS- A<»ENCY. 2101 Shattuck a*.,
Berkeley. CaL. room 4. ; Wrieht; block. ;•, -
GERMAN-and; French lessons given by' compe
tent teacher.." 1635 FlUmore. apt." 1-2-3.,,>>::<f
_ BUSINESS COLLEGES
HKALD'S Business College School of Civil. Elect.. ;
Mining. ArchL; ;day," eve.;^estab.-i1563.?5 425
-= McAllister ;Bt,;V ; .;,'"' : ■.',?. ■-■■.-X'-^'i:'-'?'.
'■■} SAN FRANCISCO j Business i College. i »08 f Market
st. :at Eddy: day «n<3 evening sessions. ,
ALL court' reporters^ recommend Gallagher-Marsh!
Botlaess :College.? 12JG 4 Market »t. ,
ATTORNEYS^
AD VICE FREE; no charge unless successful; mil
cases; ait business quickly and quietly attended
to; ■ bankruptcy;-general practice; -open every
evening.;: 1023 Market st. room 12. ■ . .'-,
HARRIS & HESS.* attorneys at law. W. T. Hess,
. notary public. Room 709." Hearst building. •"• =>■,
ADVICE FRKE—Damages,. Collection*; all ■. cases
" handled.;* 890 Market St.. room 602. - ■ ■,y
PATENT ATTORNEYS
DEWEY. STRONG * CO.—Founded l«50; U. S.
and foreign • patents: ■ inventors', guides; 100
' mechanical; movements free. ; 911-910 Crocker
:■' building; San Francisco.' • :*> :A --
YON SERKEY. mfgr. of dies, models, mechanical
• specialties: accurate.' 1432 Valencia nr. Market.
C. P. GRIFFIN. Ex-examiner U.S. patent office;
= U. S. and foreign patents. -'1 704 Pacific bldg.
A—FREE search if patentable; Inventor's guide
. free. J. H. MORGAN. 200 Foxcroft building:
H. C. SCHP.OEDER. patent, trademark attorney.
417 First National Bank building.; Oakland.'
ACCOUNTANTS—Certified Pub.
JOHN K. RCCKSTEI.L, C. P. A.. 306-308 Clans
Spreokels (Cain 'building: phone Kearny 4151.
MODEL MAKING
M. C. BAKER & SON—Expert model and experi
enced work: we do it «|ght. right away. 78 2d.
y LAWYER . -
.' ... W. H. BUTTNER. 802 Pacific Bldg.. .„-.'
I Attorney and Counseler at Law.
.Practices In State and U: S. Courts.
. : . Phone —Kearny 3375. • '■;■•
DENTISTS
DR. K. G. CASE, recently of Uklah, formerly
-. located in th« qld Flood bWg.. can be found in
room 209 Westbank bids.. S3O Market St.. from
• 8 to 12; 1 to 5. Absolutely painless dentistry
• a ■ specialty. >c. Old and new patients £ welcome.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH—"THIS ONE ; THING I
do." DR. C. E. WILSON. 323 Geary, suite 605.
DR.* IRA G. LF/KK--All kinds of dental work:
525 Flllmore st. near Oak.
PHYSICIANS: __ :
A.—SPECIALIST IN DISORDERS OF WOMEN.
Regular physician: 12 years; safe, painless and
antiseptic methods with Immediate results
guaranteed, without ' detention ■ from home or
work; the doctor's thousands of cured patients
in San Francisco: and Oakland are his refer r
ences: perfectly equipped offices; private sana
torium with trained nurse?. Consultation free
anil strictly confidential, Offices at 412 West
hank bldg.. S3O Market st.. San Francisco,
hi*. 10-2: 517.23 d St.. Oakland, hr*. 2:30-8.
STRICTLY reliable, experienced SPECIALIST
FOR WOMEN; clean, antiseptic, up to date;
prompt, safe results assured; confidential: low
est'fees; come, make wants known: friendly
• consultation and advice free. Office, room 2, 51
Jd st. nr Market, opposite Winchester hotel. S.
F.. Cal. Hours, 9 to 5. and by appointmenf.
OLD RELIABLE SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN
ONLY: accommodations, nurse, adoptions, etc.;
pay a little down. 938 Fill more nr. McAllister.
DISEASES dip" «"d Tronv-n'.neciJilty: nbvsicians,
snrrecn. PENN DRUG CO.. 12?. M st.
■ v TRUSSES
"HONEST JOHN" trusses on 30 ' days'- trial.
CLARK-GANDION TRUSS CO.. 110S Mkt. St.
*f ATERNJTY HOMES
PRIVATE home before and daring confinement:
quiet, restful location; adoption. Resident Phy
sician. 3751 Shatter ay. .or. Moss. Oakland.
ST. MARGARET'S Maternity Horne —Confinement
specialty: adoption: special treatment for all
female troubles. 841 East 14th St.. Oakland.
TRAINED nurm> has a strictly private house be
fore and during confinement; adoption; licensed
physician. ■ 2824 Clay st.. near Devisadero.
SHEPHERD'S Maternity Sanitarium. 1707 13th
. ST., Oakland. Mothers and girls received.
STRICTLY prlv. home before and during confine
ment; female diseases specialty. 1560 Dolores.
S. F. LYING-IN HOME. 11 ** 1 Oak st. —Adoption.
- DR. LORD; res. phy.: confmt. $25. Mkt. 4469..
INVALID CHAIRS
SOLD, rented, exchanged: manufacturer of Eames'
tricycle chair. 1714 Market st.: tel. Park 2940.
STAMMERING
STAMMER? Method for cure explained FREE.
M. L. HATFIFI.D. 1913 Grove. Oakland. Cal.
CATARRH AND DEAFNESS
EAR noises positively cor»»d: new antiseptic: one
week free to convince. DR. COTTINGFIAM. ex
pert ear. nose, throat. 821 Market.;,room 402.
JPOGJWDJZAT HOSPITAL^
S. F. Dog-Cat Hosp.. 1371 Fulton nr. Broderlek;
animal" treated; board: ambulance. West 8312.'
PERSONALS
WHAT Is suitable Jackpot? Willing to pay. No
questions asked and no prosecution. i
BUSINESS PERSONALS
BARGAINS— PRINTING! '-
Business cards../ ...........: .$1.50 per 3.000
Billheads .. 1.73 " 1,000
Envelopes ,7.'.V. 1.75 " 1.000
Statements ...;..........:....... 1.75 " 1,000
Excellent work. Imitation type- . \ ■
writer letters 2.50 " 1,000
' 6HAFEE, 1016 Howard «t. near 6th.
■r_ -• Phone Market 7797.
AAA— and TOUPEES that defy detection;
ventilated ;: perspiration doesn't affect them;
wig making a life study; I guarantee them;
Improve your appearance, prevent colds; can be
worn day and night. Men's Private Wig Dept.*,
2271 California st. near Webster; Mr. G. Led
erer In charge.« Ladies' hair goods, hair dress
ing, et. 3 809 i Fillmora «t. near Sutter. .; Firm
established 18g>. .: : 't
a'a— l " ■-- - ■'■ ,':' -;'; ...:
\nr\<; NURSE ANT) ASSISTANT, give baths;
plertrlclty 1: chiropody; elderly patients pre
f«<rre,l. 1700 O'Farrell near Fillmore. ' '
GERMAN narse wishes a few more engagements
for -inassiagrp. manual, or -.'. vibratory; Nauhelm
bath*. 626 Hyde gt.;between Geary, and ;Post.
MISS GORDON. 371 f 12th St.. room 2, Oakland—
Electric light * cabinet and 'i tub « baths: -.' vlbra
:.tory massage;' warm -rooms." Closed i Sundays.
MISS BERNARD—Steam baths and electric mas
' * sage; ■ Van's * Mexican hair ? restorative; ,\ select
patronage only. 417, 15th St.. Oakland. ■• *
MRS. - Hartman. mechano therapeutics and elec
. tricity for Impaired circulation, nervous trouble,
V rheumatism. 757 . Pacific; bldg. : * hours .9• to 6.
MR.*. QUEEN."frraduat" raa«»pusp.~ rhiropodlst.
' Hectric. sweat baths;-first class reliable work.
'"■ 727 pary st. r : ■ ■''■■ "'. ''-''.■"'' .-'■'"■ "■ '..-?■'.'•'..
CORTEZ, electric and 1 magnetic treats., 4 315 Van
;■.«• Ness ay cor. Ellis.' suite 203:' hours. 11 to '11;
MRS. DUCHANE,", 1258 O'Farrell st. : ■« treatments
. for nervousnes*.. stomach-trouble. rheumatism.
BATH parlors. alcohol and magnetic treatments.
949.Webster nr McAllister; no sign; s br!». 9-10.';
MISS PIERPONT, graduate masseuse: ■ open Sun
• days 10 to 10. - 407, Westbank bldg.', 830 Market.
A.'LX MKIt. i:*on O. G. ay.. apt. Massage.
£•. mcd. t baths; * obesity treats.; * physical,-,culture.'
AL<'OHOI., fit! massage, by expert mas*pn«e;«.hrß."
H 1 S p. m. Apt. 10], 1031 Fillmore: tAMkt;iOBS«.'
VIBRATORY treatment*, massage. 70« Polk st.
'■ ■:.'. cor. Eddy, apt 68,* top floor. Hours. 10 to B.^
BLBCT. vibratory, massage • and treatment;
/ medicated bath*, f Apt. 205-6. 1492 Ellis st.
FRANKLIN Electric" Institute, 5:15-30 Whitney
y,?. b:dg.. 133 Geary st. MRS. ■; C. ROSE. \ 10 to 10.'
JENTFIi" ' Swedish : rnasnage.''■ bathe, elec., by
*-'i expert: 10: Sun?; 10-3.*1228 Broadway,"Oakland.
MARECIIAL NEIL, baths; Swedish vib. treat.;
r , 101 I'ost st;.* r. 202: -:• 10, to 6:g strictly sanitary.
ST. FRANCIS- Vapor J baths, vibratory, oil mas
sage. 1979, Sutter , nr. Fillmore, 2d; floor, rm. 5.
MISS F. ROGERS/ late Chicago, masscijFe, scalp.
'j?< : 520 Westbank :bid*:.* 830 Market st. Sun., eves.
SEPULVEDA' bath J parlors, newly opened; * open
- Sundays. 2022 :Sutter, st. MISS ; MOURICE. .
MISS i GRAY. 464 Turk ' »t. near Larkln— Scalp
5.. treatments, medicated : massage ; and ; baths. ' •%'.
MME. DUMONT, magnetic vibratory i treats. Suits
H3. 707 Van ? Ness f ay. near Turk ; St.; no ; sign.
MRS. ANDREWS, prof, nnrse and masseuse;
; physician's ref. 1220 Eddy, st:jf Hours : 12-7.
> SUSS 1 SEYMOUR;"t 526 Natoma K. near'tfth, apart
ment —Magnetic treatment; private. -..- ■; ,
WELLS—Electric, magnetic and scalp treatment.
.. JO6SA ' Mission; ft.; apartment I SS.^fCTMgiMMMS
MISS s*i HARVEY—Massage, luaaicuxUig. 1063
ili*eiou st., room 52.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1912.
Ithings to eat and drink
. california^market,
CHARLES L. GOETTING & SONS,
' -"*.,. '■ . Dealers In, . _ '
DOMESTIC AND TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PRODUCE. A'Vj
California Market. Telephone Douglas 3761.
Wholesale and "• Retail Dealers, *
Supplying clubs, 'cafes• ami hotels. ' Shipping and
family ". trade. :";• Four : deliveries 'dally."- 1 The qual
ity of goods carried Is the choicest grown."
Asparagus is within reach of all.' Flue Quality,
at moderate " prices. ;;.,.. ;; ;...•"- -,s■: ; :':■■■
.Spanish-Malaga. Grapes, first shipment of the
season. ■•'--■-■ ':•■•'.."■■•■*;„.■.■:■"'■.■• _: • ■'' '- /'' ':
Strawberries, genuine New Potatoes'. Rhubarb
and Green Peas are In. ; > ."*.*• "- •
CALIFORNIA MARKET.
KATZ BROS .
' BUTCHERS.'
CALIFORNIA MARKET.
. Phones: Douglas 4344, Home C-4344. .
Only the Highest Quality of; Meats carried. ..
Two deliveries dally.' ;•
CALIFORNIA MARKET.
Phone Douglas 3718. ■ ..\Home . Phone. C 1453.
• j E. BONFIGLI. • ' ,
Wholesale am! Retail Dealer in
FISH. OYSTERS. TERRAPIN. FROGS, CRABS,
- LOBSTERS AND SHRIMPS. ,
CALIFORNIA MARKET, Stalls 81, and S3.
Salmon '. "Oc per Ih.
Striped Bass .. ..i.........i 23« per Ib
Tenderloin of Soles. '2Oc per Ib.
Sanddabs .......................'.".. 10c pet Ib,
English Soles ...:... ......... 10c per In.
Rock 'C0d.......... ...V .':' ir.r. per lb.
Hallbnt«...'... V ......:. l.'c p.-r 11..
Picked Shrimps. Me per Ib.
Crabs 2.V ; and'3sc
SACRAMENTO VALLEY FARMERS' FREE
MARKET,
■ 2740-42 Mission st. between 2."d and 24th.
Telephones: Mission IS7O and M-2370.
MEATS: .'
Tenderloin 5teak.:..............';...... 15c -Ib
Sirloin 5teak!........................ 35c lb
Porterhouse 5teak.......Y.............. IV ;"lb
Hamburger 5teak.............. .... 10c Ib
FRUITS AND'VEGETABLES:
Rhubarb „ 8 lbs. for 23c
Asparagus ... ...........'..:..'. -5c : lb.
Fancy Pippins. $1.10. per.box
0range5......;.. ..'.'. .2 doz.., 15c up
P0tat0e5.......................:...... .$l.OO up
Artichokes .... ....... .20c. do*.
Bananas .'. 15c doz.
Many other specials. \
BUSINESS PERSONALS
..':-'■■'"' .■ : " Contlnnf d ...._.:.'
MISS ■'•= WElSE—Alcohol, 9 massage • and manieur
.-■ ing. - 915 Kddr st. : . k';;,^
N. M. KEACII. manicuring and chiropody. 102S
f. Market St.. room 16. '-.» ";,' . -■.--.: :
SPIRITUALISM
AA — MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, trance medium: con
sultation $1." at her home,- 1164 O'Farrell; by
— letter. 4 questions,> $1. Phone Franklin 6722.) ■
A—MRS. L. 11. KINNAIKD. ord.; con. daily 10-4;
fir. Sun.. Mon..Wed., Frl.. S p. m.-1439 Fillaaore
MKS. HKAL— Readings dally; cir. Thars., 8 p.m.;
officiates mar., funerals. 11202 Golden Gate ay.
MRS. ORINDLE—S/>anee" Friday eve, 8 "o'clock;
; friends only. 1245 Franklin st. .; •'-■ ;■
y CLAIRVOYANTS
FREE TEST to all ; this week to prove his pow
ers; advices on ; love, marriages; divorce, law
suits, Investments; -reunites the separated.'^ re
stores lost love, bow to control others;: 3 ques
• tions by mat!. 25c. FULL LIFK READING,
50 cents. PROF. HOLT. Slitter >t..:-;,'..'
MISS ZEMDAR.'• young, gifted cla!r. nnd '. palm
i-Ist; a wonderful prophetess;; hours 10 to 10; 1.
50c, g. $1. 1610 McAllister st. nr. DeviKadero.
VERA MARSH. 1178 McAllister st. nr. FHlmore.
She reads your life and tells your;name. 1! sOc.
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL. BLAKE'S
; BAZAAR. 1 IPS VALENCIA ST. : ' r
j INVESTMENTS
E. F. * WAYLAND & Co.. " •
. Brokers— Unlisted Securities. ;■:. * <
474-476 Monadnock bldg., San Francisco.' Cal. ';
ORDERS,ON HAND, WE WILL SELL: :
Amount. V_ . - Price.
2.000 Seaboard Oil * Transit Co ........; .03
1,330 Purlssi ma i Hills : Oil Co .... V.;■". * .07
2,000 Four Metals Smelting ft; Mining Co. .04
1,000 Midway-Alliance. 00 Co -> .OS
1.000, NhvhJi. Oil ('... (San Juan) ...:...; < f "4
I.uOO Kera Petroleuni~o>.."....... ;,V .10
1.000 Pinnacle oil Co. (San Juan)...... .05
1,300 sharps-- Pyramid tOH 'C 0............ ■ .2.1
:- lOOMascot Copper C0mpany.:.......:.."."3.90
'•- 20. Vulcan '■ Fire Insurance C 0.*..-....... 14.00
50 Ocean Shore Ry. Co. (new stock)... .5.00
.10 American Telegranhone Co .....'.. '.^TS.OO
*25 California, State; Life i Ins ..... .V. 20.00
20 Hohllto Rubber 'Plantation Co. ...,:* 30.00
-'-' *21 Western Consolidated . Coal, Gas '. &■ <■-
. .>. Elect. (>. *1% $1,000 v b0nd5.......: >: .00
'•■' 10 Poulsen Wireless Corporation .'...". 14.0f!
\ : .V> United i States Cashier 5t0ck...... .7 12.
i!.". Western 'States Life .Insurance.Co.".; 14.00
'.■'--_-'f 2 Columbia * River ' Orchard-: Bonds :'.'.. . .'i.Bid
jOir» La Rubber I'Jnntntfon Co.. ■ 00.00
CHESTER P. ELLIS & CO.. <• 3
STOCK AND BOND BROKERS.
714 Market? st.. opp. Call bldg. \
\-l Largest ; dealers; In ; exclusively, unlisted ' stocks
and bonds on the coast; established 1809; all act
ive : oil, ' railway, mining. and . industrial' securities
bought ; and ' sold;; correspondence f Invited. - :. 'f:■
COMPANIES £ INCORPORATED *T&1 PROMOTED.
Legally organized;; books; opened; " storks floated.
; RUTTNER & CO.', SO2 Pacific Bldg.
:-;J Corporation Attorneys ; and J Financial 'Agents. -,
5,000 shares of RED ■ LEDGE. QUARTZ iMINING
* CO.. NEVADA CO.. CAL.. for . sale, ; par value
one dollar, r- BUY - NOW AND MAWE , MONEY.
.(rf Corp. J office. 660" Market St.. suite; 2M., ; p* ~i.
RAILWAY. REALTY AND INVESTMENT CO.,
3* Room 5 030 ■ Hearst I bldg.. pays ,U 2% *: dividends;
"i; stock j $1.10 for short i tinje; ja" safe j investment.
$1,000 * invested % (fully % secured) nets ■? you g f.">oo
y,l yearly; figures ■ to, prove s this;: Investigate. 281
''4 Monadnock % building. ;* f %,:'-*,-■ '■■'■ ■"?>'",.' : .:* f y- '.:
WALTER E. LOGAN, room -17.1 Bacon block,
, * Oakland.; buys ; and a^lli i stocks; and bonds. 1?;, tjv
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
i PEOPLE 2 that i would i like to | Invest (their) money
|*j in I real \ estate, making s2O i per i cent t profit i and
■ . have 7 i per cent net on j their ; money; I investiga
jQ tion | invited. :** Sonth\ Berkeley ?P. O. box 12.~:tf
MINES ANDMINING .
WANTED —All 'or any >. part of 1 50.000 1 shares of
«*; stocki in ' the Mascot Copper Company at $."> per
*Uaie. Address bos 10«2. Call office. • •_:
GOLD, amalg.. rich ore bought; cash; assaying
** 60c. ?.* Pioneer Assay Co.. 131 r»th i near >. Howards
MONEY TO LOAN
AAA—KKADI' MONEY AT YOUR DEMAND.
;=i GET AWAY FROM THAT IDEAP^^
That all,- loan 1 companies "i are alike and: that
o the! r| charges | and methods «re the same, fur
they are! not. -' ••-•.- ,• * - -sgt-taBB
.WE ' WILL iLOAN YOU $10 TO : $1001 ON
. YOUR "SALA n\ "■ WITHOUT INDORPER
OH SECURITY. for as long or short
fin, time as you may wish: rebate* given if paid be
tote due! LOWEST RATES: NO PUBLICITY.
SALARY LOANS. SALARY LOANS.
pSiipsFiggf SEABOARD 1 LOAN i co,vggms%mim
Sf 60S Chronicle bhlg.. Mnrket and Kearny *rg.
*' Of floe* open fBg a. m. to « ' >p. - m.fa Monday
i anil Saturday i evenings I until 1 S o'clock.
BAY CITY MARKET.
Trade at the Bay City Market Delicacy, Grocery;
. "■','■;:?: Butter;and,Erst,Depot. : "
<■ HARRY. E. SCOTT. .Prop. ■
- OGS-970 Market Street.
Some of,' our .; Friday " and Saturday :. specials -'4
First (.'lass Creamery Butler ..."..."/.'. 170 c :per.V<i
Pullet a EftK*. ; strictly/ fresh.:..... .'.2O<\ per. dm.
Snlder's Catsup*;".", . v.............. I've per bottle
I New Canned HorriiiK-lOc per ran, regvi'lSc
niK< Salt Mackerel ......:.;":.. r.lOr. reg.- 15c
HandiMade German Preilzels. NEW IDEA.
' German Matwuret .":". rr.".. .';.".::. per lb.,■ ."We
i Beat Brand -Safety. Matches."..ssc groin; reg. 85e
i Hear Brand Safety' Matches. ."..sc" pkg.: rejt.'lOc
• Del' Monte Tomato Sauce with pepper..3 cans '£;«•
Select -. Ripe: Olives.! per,' <\t ........'..:.". .*.*.2.">e
Best' Sauerkraut, 6.lbs. for.. .:;..."..........25c
We guarantee to save you money on every
thing In our line.' •- .
TELEPHONE—FrankIin 5604.
BAY CITY MARKET.
|v MEAT* DEPARTMENT. ' -
Leg Veal .v...;.\....:.... .:.v........'33c
Shoulder -Veal ..... V....... 12%e.
',' We have a great many ; customers who have
been" with us for, years. This speaks: for itself.
■r£ Right prices anil good • meat,' combined with
efficient service, is the reason. ./.;.
LET Dl MAKE A CUSTOMER OF YOU. -
; BAY CITY MARKET.
CALIFORNIA POULTRY CO. .
Phone—Douglas 3004.
j lien"* :..............'.........'..-......... 50c up
i Roasting Chicken 5...'........"...."........ 23c lb.
Turkeys ....... '........-............. 2.V Hi
Broilers] .. ;.."........ 50e up
Fryers . ....."....*......;.. .."... 50c up
Wild. Geese ....."... ;.. 40c and 50c I
„
BAY CITY MARKET. t
" PIMM Franklin 1178.. FARAONE BROS..
| KAY CITY FISH AND OYSTER COMPANY
. .Wholesale and retail dealers In all kinds of
1 Fish lad Shell Fish. Oysters on Half Shell a
I specialty. Fresh Fish every day. ■>" ■;
BAY. CITY MARKET
Goods delivered to any; part of the city.
i .^__^-^___________
i
LONG'S MARKET
Telephone J2452
SPECIALS' rOB SATURDAY
Rhnba rb ?. .-.... r...'..........'.... 4 • His. for 23c
Asparagus ..'..............'.:.'. .'.".4 lbs. for "25c
New potatoes .'...................... ....*. Be lb.
Strawberries, new crop. Just In. Alligator pears.
/Apartment house trade a specialty. Give us
: a trial. . ► -. ,■ - •■•',:
","—'
; MISSION BRANCn OF THE CALL, BLAKE'S
; BAZAAR. 1108 VALENCIA ST. v
i
THE FILLMORB BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 16.-.7 FILLMORE ST. .
';;.;* MONEY TO LOAN : -v.
____^J ?*;; J'\! Continued -*.L --. -, .'ur
AAA—HOI SEHOI.t) LOAN COMPANY "*.■>"•> -'...
WILL-LOAN YOU MONEY ON FURNITTRB.
; PIANOS. ETC.: $10 to $200; LOW OOST; CON
FIDENTIAL; HONEST AND SQUARE DEAL.
' ' CALL OR WRITE OR PHONE. '
" 8579 'PACIFIC BLDO, 4TH AND MARKET.
PHONES—DOUG LAS t3t6B, - HOMH J1471.
Oakland . office. 51S First National | Bank ? bldf.
SALARY loans; $15 to $100 advanced to employe*
on PLAIN NOTE; no lndorser;:no publicity.
Onr method of loaning is; HUd always wilt be
clean and aboreDoard..-- A visit will prove this.
CALL TODAY.- -WESTERN- LOAN CO.. 408
-410 Call bldfr- Offices open Ba. m. to Gp. m. ;
"'"Mondays and Saturdays till Bp. m. , ' .'
MONEY ., loaned on ■' furniture." pianos and ;, otber
security; lowest rates; most,favorable terms in
-. " this' city: see .'others,, then see me and be con
vinced; I will: save you money; $2.25 weekly
■repays $50 loan. Phone Market 3020. GEORGE
:,'W.YMILLER,"=s3OO9-16tU^st.,. southwest corner.
Mission." room 35. .',;-: • ",
AAAA LOANS 'made to PERMANENTLY . «m
-* ployed *«SALARIED persons. - wage earners,
: TEACHERS (men or women);and others with
• FIXED - Incomes: ■=' rates - reasonable; --'. payments
easy.; 433. PHELAN BLDG.; ■ PHONE DOCG
-':.-^-. V "LA5:3244.-/ : ". -: - -.-/. --. ;. . ■ ■■. -;
BALDWIN^ JEWELRY* COMPANY.
• : ' ■ Gold ! and Silver Smiths,
29-33 Kearny st. -
!;: . LOAN" DEPARTMENT.
CASH advanced on salaries: ■. no security; 'lowest
rates. 313 Merchants' r Exchange a bldjc. ; - phone
Dmiclas 1411, and 508 Call bldg., phone Suiter
• ' 2537.-,.->'--. ."\ r : \ ■ --■,::.■:.-:-:--.- —:
MONEY loaned rst lowest rates; real estate only;
no delay: strictly confidential. G. H. CHIOSSI.
i /95S Pnciflc building.... .• -,».,*
MONEY,?advanced i salaried' people;" permanently
/■ ■ employed: s low rate; t easy • terms:, confidential.
. D. D. DRAKE 201 Mechanics bid?.. : 948 Mkt.
I AAA—SALARIED men and women accommodated
. without " delay ■< or ! publicity. » Home Credit ' and
' ,Investment Co.. 321 _■ Phelan hid*., third floor.
j AAA—WAGE earners." either: men •or : women,; can
: ■ make: a - loan in \ strictest.confidence" at ; the Em
ploy Credit 5 Co., ' room: 424 * Monadnock; bldg.*
SALARY LOANS: other propositions. San Fran
■ ; cisco Discount? Agency. 1- 411 f Pacific bid*.
CASH: loaned to salaried ■ men" on I note without in
dnrser. MORRF.LL. 1007 Monadnock Md)f. ;
GOLDEN GATE > Lonn Office, 110 Kearny - St.—
>; Low, rates \ on; Jewelry." W. i J.;HESTHAL. .'
MONEY TO LOAN—Real Estate
AAAA -Will loan any' amount' at ' lowest Interest
. on first,' second • and \ third' mortgages, clt*- bay '
;. or country property, estates .Id' probate, undi
•• vided interests; deal * directly J with " lender i and
• save expenses mo delay. R. McCOLGAN. 502
-' 604.Ca1l;building, corner 3d ; and i Market; phone
• Douglas 2533.", The oldest established and lead-
Ins | financial , agency on the Pacific i coast. ■ > r-r.
A—Money |to loan 'on San I Francisco and Oakland'
.' properties, -. first f and, second; mortgages; . see 'as
• •if f you t have ,-. first <■ mortgage .;. and "= need:-- more
. money; ) we 5 lend -at •' the; lowest rates« of s Inter
-2 est; no delay. >* N. :N. SHORB CO.. x room* • 320
-, ■' ."21. Hearst ■ building, 3d and Market st».; phone
Douela* 4635. .-■;::.•'■■•■•.:-'.■':,-•; <?:, -;';.,:.v .:.'>•>■;
-•. ; - < MONEY TO LOAN ;
• Ist i and 2d mortgages; 1 bank rates;, no delay.
. W. E. STANFORD CO., I :. .
208 Humboldt Bank bldg.; • Dougi 2324. % ; ;.,
I A— *j IF YOU NEED MONEY = SEE 4 US.
I BORROW DIRECT > FROM LENDER, no n>l*y;
BANK INTEREST—Ist and 2d MORTGAGES.
•-■•■?'BHADBOURNB '■ CO.. phone : Kearny ■:2874. 6.^
K■?-. 715; MONADNOCK m.DO., ; 681 ■■ Market! »t.>;y?
AN Yi amount •on I real estate,^ first 'or second I mort-
J ■ sages;: no' delay: s lowest rates; tlf , your property
%/ is mortpaged and you need more money, see us.
■ O. TV.I BECKER, Monadnock I building. 6St' Mar
'£s ket ; st.: S phones % Donfflas 1 2150. Home J2150. -\
MONEY to loan on > Oakland. Berkeley. Altmed«
Z-l and J Frnltvale '• real ' estate >at> 6: and 7 • per J cent.
,: GEO. W. AUSTIN, 1213 j Broadway. Oakland.
MISSION BRANCH OF. THE CALL. BLAKE'S
BAZAAR, 1108 VALENCIA ST.
MONEY WANTED
ONE per cent * interest E paid I monthly/on * sums ■of
>: *100 .to $1,000 on ; security better; than a t bank.
:We ■' carry all the /■ high vclass3stocks,", bonds,
?,; mortgages and I investment i »eenrities.^3#3«!?»g
M BUTTNER A CO.. 802; PACIFIC BUILDING.
WANTED—fI.OOO at 2 : per, cent per! month; 'good,
>,* collateral security; i responsible party.JsAddress
$j for interview j box j 3373. Call fofflce.'M^Bßi^aai
joTty reaTjsstatb
OSCAR HITMAN & BROTHER, ,' ,
ll.'l Montgomery Street. •
. New C room and bath cottage, -fpr . sale on
monthly terms.
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
" Z'T& 113 1 Montgomery I Street. r
HAVE Standard 1 Title Insurance Company,l Mills
bid*.. Insure your title; cave time, save money.
CITY REAL ESTATE
. I :""-..■■;.. '*'•■ ■"■■ Continued ■/':■'■. ' • ■
.'"■'. OSCAR lIKYMAN & BROTHER. - '
113 . Montgomery Street. •'. ': . ~
LOTS for palp in all parts of the Richmond and
r * Sunset '; Districts, "s. on , monthly 1 payments, .p Call
for.diagrams,: prices ; and iterms.\ '._,*•
- OSCAR HKYMAN A BROTHER;
*t f: . 113 .Montgomery,.; Street.:. *•:'■•'
;- ' ; $3.60u--full price ,■•■,.■ ■•: ' f
..■* Think of it. buys a brand ',new; bungalow of <5
•~: rooms * and % bath; . lot I 25x120;? street . hi turn in
• ized: : sidewalk in: 'marine; view: J y,"- block from
f, McAllister ! st. carllne; and; Golden Gate •< Park:
smail \ cash -payment, balance '■': same as " rent.
-j Address box 840. ('all office. ; V~V," "~''', :■ ;7^
$7r>o CASH down and $35 ' per month will buy i a
BRAND NEW COTTAGE of 6 rooms and bath:
•'lot 2,"5x114; streetwork ; complete: ' 1 block I from
Market st. and 1 block from 24th; st. car lines.
''/■ 4164 - 2-Tii i; st. /. between y Castro > and '■ Diamond.
i Open,today from 12:30,t0 sp. m. i.' *
GET a home of i your own \ for the rent you pay;
. ■ new •* 4 j room -;. modern cottage;^ half i block;, from
; car ;line;!> price; $2.soo;;terms., $25 month.-' same
as rent; gas and ; all conveniences. Take car
■N0;:26 on Guerrero st.% to ■ Lskevlew ay. RIV
: ERS BROS.. 461 Montgomery ; st. ' > .... '
TWO ; flats,"; rents $40: i new plumbing j «nd j every -
■" thing: - up: to date; all . sunny' rooms; - owner ■■ on
'; premises. .11 Dehon st. ; bet. 16th and 17th
above; Church. •' ;•'.•■-'• ■ .-;_;;■■ ■'■■'.'■ ■•_*-.-, '. "■■."-i,' -':''■
DON'T PAY RENT. If yon own a lot. will build
. cottage to your liking. • Terms 1 ike rent. NEW
ERA BUILDING CO., Inc.. 3297 Mission St. ,:;;
REAL ESTATE
"IT'S TEIE SOIL AND THE WATER."
--.;.,■:■.-..;■ HERMAN ■:.:.:":.■: :. ■■ .
■ ("THE LAND THAT HAS MADE GOOD.")'
■;■<■■■:••-■*-"■■*>■■■ ': :"-- HERMAN-:: .;,/.%• ' :.^_
■ I* neither a gamble nor •an experiment or any
thing else that may; not ■' pan out.
<'>."■'--.- .'HERMAN ;: "■
Is a*" certainty, a; country already .producing
..'abundantly, -a • community Inns: since> through
the experimental v stage.". - providing .;- absolute
;. safety for home seeker and investor, support.
. now hundreds ■of prosperous; farmers : and : their
: families. . - " .; ■-- ...-.-••: * :
'--■■■■■■ .--:,•■;:■.; KERMAX . \ .-'■
■ Has a-producing soil, a producing climate and
plenty^,of cheap water for irrigation—a combi
nation than can not fall to produce'wealth" to
- k the i farmer ■■' if he does his • share—AND ;IT
DOES. ■ ■--"■■:-.• ■'-■ •'■■-.::-■. -.-> "-:.: ■?: .-.:■•-.
■ "c:> ■ " _'«- >;; Herman. '•' ' ; - • .
Acres have this year' produced as high as $400
■' per acre. ,
. Herman •■ -.„■:; *
Produced the first carload of peaches! shipped
- from the San Joaqnln valley in. 1911.
■ ■■■.':^y:r ,: KERMAN ;.;-_:... ■:,./■ :, ■--;*,:
Produced the first car: of Elberta peaches that
reached the Chicago market: in ■ 1909 four cars
belling for ' 7 cents per *: pound.' -
■ ,---». '-'■; •: -.'-HERMAN:-: . • ..■ .'■' ', '.
Creamery-produces about-a ton of butter t>er
day. \ : ■:- --i^-v : ••->_■
I HERMAN
Alfalfa' mill shipped the last summer 312 ! car
loads of alfalfa meal. - . • -
■.■-..-■,■;- : ■;.. ■■■■■ : :k3RMAN :': /' .p,:-
Orchards and vineyards -' the last season pro
duced hundreds of tons of raisins/ dried peaches
and " apricots, ; besides" enormous ; quantities :of
, green . fruit and grapes shipped : for table " and
canning, purposes. . :
■HERMAN
' Shipped the- last season 1,000 tons of wine
: grapes. . "kxY ' ■ ■ ■'■ ■--•■■
HERMAN
■Produces quantities of hogs, poultry and minor
money making crops. -'■.-. , v .-i
JOIN OUR SUNDAY EXCURSION. .
i , Write for literature. •
' SALES DEPARTMENT,
FRESNO '..'■'■
IRRIGATED FARMS COMPANY.
506-8 KOHL BUILDING,.
• SAN FRANCISCO.
. SMALL RANCHES ,;
;-:'* ■ ■ and »" ■-■■ ■• ■
COUNTRY HOMES
Within SO minutes' ride of Oakland and 1 hour's
ride of San Francisco.,\. '
These lands suitable for anything that you
wish to use them for—all fruits, all vegetables
and nuts, particularly the English walnut.
INVESTIGATE WALNUTS.
Better than an endowment policy, assuring yon
a large and steady income in years. to come.
PRICES WILL CERTAINLY s DOUBLE
As soon as the Oakland an Antioch railway com
pletes its tunnel, about July 1 next.
BUY NOW :
-"i. and /-•"- :,-"-■;
, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF TODAY'S PRICES.
If you are looking for a SUMMER HOME, by
all means make arrangements to accompany us
to our valley. . ■;-.:.\"*~ "_;.''
. WATCH THE TOWN OF CONCORD GROW.
The manufacturers along the bay at Bay Point
already, making arrangements for their employes
to live at Concord.. ■ ■ ' ,
By all means INVESTIGATR or WRITE
R. N. BURGESS COMPANY. '
907 First; National Bank bids-. San Francisco.
' ■;■ . . BRANCH OFFICES:
416 Marketißt.,,Ban Francisco.
153S Broadway,: Oakland.
■-.".'■ Walnut. Creek.; Cal. -
'- ■ --:!■-■ ■V: : IZZZ '*.•"! '■■*"•■■ " : -':'■'■":■-'■:
> FAIRMTSAD FAIRMEAD FAIRMEAD
ALFALFA LAND—Not Jnst ?ordinary land,
but good fertile; soil, with-plenty, of : irrigation
water.. If you want: that sort of . land. FAIR
MEAD COLONY. Madera county, will Just suit
> i you... Here ■■ is a rich, \ sandy.-, loam i soil, unex
* celled! for, alfalfa.' in a - district \ where '■• dairying
and; hosr raising; have \ proven | immensely I profit
- able. Fairmend Colony is on the : main line of
• the Southern Pacific, i A town. FATRMEAD. is
■ f now,: buildng' on ■ the land. You , will find many
v things *of interest' In t this new . colony of i little
irrigated farms. Tear, out this ad., and mail it
to us,with:your;:name?and;address. 1 . Wo will
. send - you 'full particulars. v^raSßMßSßSrtslgSp
COJJPERATIVK LAND AND TRUST CO.,
";; - Lands -That 7 Produce-.Wealth.
595 Market st., San' Francisco. .
RDON'TWAIT 8 YEARS.
BET. CALIFORNIA FULL BEARING
ORCHARDS. " ■'■ ■•". •■••■■•-;.--
MONEY. BACK IF I NOT ; SATISFIED.
$80 cash and $30 per month buys five acres,
-' *■'.' with , full ■■ bearing J fruit * trees, In ; the ; famous
Bid well •■ Orchards ?at .? Chleo. -j C«JI.; < payments
include interest and taxes; your; money back if
" Dot '■ (satisfied ■ upon ■? Investigation: the «Bldwell
.:; Orchards are the ; most noted- and: productive '■ In
'"■, the ;wonderful1 Sacramento valley of California;
■ it's our confidence -in i this * land = that prompts
this'■■; generous , ■ offer: c« we've '■ peaches, ■>• prunes,
- almonds," apricots and t Bartlett' pears; '• buyers'
t railroad fares,-,not; exceeding; $26. : will ;be : cred
£* ited ion purchase price: \ land " adjoins the : thriv
> ! Ing» town -; of '•- Chico f (14,000 '». pop.) <j (references:
' Any bank ■of > Chlco, American . National .: Bank
- 'of . San . Francisco and ■' First: National Bank fof
- Kan Leandro). Send for valuable information
■'"- and'facts'to^- .<■ ' •-/:■■;*■,:■ :■■■-..,
BID WELL ORCHARDS, Inc.t Chlco, Cal.i .
San Francisco cfflee,*sso Market it.
f facts to
IDWELL ORCHARDS, Inc.. Cbico. Cal.
Sao Francisco effice, 550 Market st.
_ 5=
FOR; sale — Fine,, modern J home \in Los Angeles,
, • located near < corner :; Wilshlre «• boulevard n and
:; Virgil ay.. J1 block i from < Sunset t park J lot • f>Os
I; 370 ft.; | house set | back from | street 40 ft.: fin*
'• •* rare plants: and -. trees:, the house: is new and in
> every » way modern'ana^op^o date; Baud heat
;: er, i furnace, * 3 -large \ open | fireplaces | for s, wood,
" coal 4or f- gas; ;- living a room » 18x22" ft.; 5 beamed
<fi ceiling; builtin * sideboard: f, art * glass i windows
■ Inl parlor '> tnd »living; room' and sln s main | stair
■" case: 54 ; large ; bedrooms,^ sleeping | porch, house
11 telephone;" soiled linen 1 chute to | laundry; ' every
■ 'a bedroom opens on a porch; disappearing screens
H all i over I the | house:: house I and l grounds iin I per
-7fect ' order: .will: sell ; for" $14,000. or ; will take
B Ban I Francisco 1 property; s $5,000 1 can | remain lon
11 mortgage: I owner i has 1 moved Si to : San I Francisco
"y-_ only * reason ? for »celling//' Address" L. ;E. F. ,"j box
: j. 100. 4 Call office. , . '
; : ' ; S TIPS ON TTRLOCK ~~
TURLOCK IRRIGATED % FARMS ;t were not 1r
;i» danger; for | one I minute %on | account %of the J re
'■/■ cent i"dry • spell," but t the J rain i this! week am
snow in the mountains doubly assures tu*
~? crops In this " district. You \ should L clear $2.00(
H per year on j one iof | those; 20' acre < farms ;we r art
t■" selling I and f the 5 terms « are •"easy." $125 * pel
ncre now. Will - double -; in value ~in "agshort
time. An Ideal place for a home. 1 Churches,
V' schools, dally 4 papers, etc. Richest land or
earth; • Ask us. about ? it.las Excursions; weekly.
TURLOCK DRLHI IRRIGATED I.ANDS CO.,
1001 1 Western j Metropolis | Bk. bid., San } Francisco,
FARMER, •
MR. RANCHER.
MR. BUSINESS . MAN.
jsS wanting -a >. good - ranch for health, . pleasure! and
% k profit. What lis | the 1 use Sof | raising * products
when ; you \ have i not I the 1 proper ; market < and 1 the
H middleman makes 5 the |' profit ? % For | a paying
* big thing on I the easiest sof terms, people
comib 1 and :- take ■ all products from the a ranch
•-"' now.l including! stove wood,! at / good prices. w Ad
;'■ dress' ■ J. •■'•''*:'• r- ---'>
' CHAS. KOERNER.
121 2dBt.;i room 3. San Francisco.
18 ACRES—B > pasture, 61 young orchard, 4 hay;
Mi $2,000.1 $500ica»h.'- ' i£.Tf'* *- '
It ull ibearlnjrl prune*: I $4,00041
."16 aore^-Payl 18? per|cent'^net; i $7.5Q0.
■», $500 cash, g buy; g§ $6,000; Swill Hex
acres—Half full bearing prunes: $4,000.
acre* —Pay 18 per cent net; $7,500.
acres—Elegant buy; $6,000; will ex
%chanjro.
acres—All in grain: $140 p" acre, 'JL- -.
acres—Mountain hmne: $800.
,
2T. acres—B orchard, 12 (train, ion cords
wood; fine improvements; $6,000; will ex
change.
10 acres—Good home: $2,500: ? tertnu. . -
S^ 150 1 acres—Can't sbe i boat; t SK.ROO; terms.
O. C. MANSFIELD, Wylie ■ bldg., Napa, Cal.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
___^ Contlnnfd
$3 an "acre; 100 acre farms for $500:1 ideal delta
- garden soil; fine 1 American -colony.* forming In
Sonora, near beautiful Gnlf of California: cata
s •■; logue. C. M. WOOSTER COMPANY. 303 Phe
, :. lan building,: San ;Francisco. -.:■-■■ .,■.:■ > ■
NOW.' is ' the - time ito.;buy„ a ■ smail; 5 • or; 10 acre
t:: tract. We have the finest , alfalfa, berry, fruit,
"€\ vegetable i and i poultry . land *in % the r state; lo
cated in ;Alameda county, an i hour's ride » from
7 Oakland: ■- price f $100 per , acre anil up; 1 easiest
;,':.terms. ,c Progressive . Realty , ; Co.;: 180 Snttpr st.;
$2,000—80 acres.* 4 > miles ?. to * Xapa: t._ 20 acre*
" plowed J land, .1 > a.. ■In : crop.'k balance & rollin#r.'
v;: pasture ; and wood:' never failing ■ spring.' piped
.. for irrigation: partly fenced: choice borne site,
■ scenic . view over S Xapa *, valley; : $1,200 cash,
: balance/tIme;^KREDO.: 702; \farket st.
! RICHEST GARDEN * SOrfTon easiest terms ever
-■5 offered : $1 mo.; 5, 10 or 20 acres; only 4 blocks
£"-, from • courthouse.';stores,: school.'-:etc.. ■47 miles
; from ;• S. • F.: J $S5 i up; '* 8: to 10 years' i time.
' LOCKE-PADDOX Co.. S3 Montgomery St.. S. F.
3" ACRES, . new: BOMB, * small | chicken ■ house; < 114
' miles . Hayward. U ■ mile car line: 5 rent «$lOO
'v. per ; year: sell at $2,500. easy* terms. P. E.
> BAIRD. 1715 Telegraph ay., Oakland.
FARMS ON ELECTRIC LlNK—Rich soil: water
'-■ mr n guaranteed; i-as* low as '$75 •per acre; easy
terms. , Send In for half fare. ?•
: STINK A KEXDRICK.^; 23 ; Montgomery st. -^
AA—FOR farm lands. ".Investments.;* mortgage
loans .or properties exnerted or cared for,- see
,I or write C. -- M. f' WOORTER COMPANY. 303
•, Phelan bnlldinsr."'San Francisco. v , : •
GREATEST little bargain' in Alam«da county—s
: seres, sandy loam; with some improvement*:
must be ( sold;; only $730 cash. See, today. ■ ISO
Slitter, st.. room 301. ;-.'■ v " ; - ;
160 acres fine alfalfa land, near Tulare: level;
1 plenty water.^lnquire -owner, -ROBERT K.
. GILBERT. Olympic club. , "-;-.:"
FOT'R ;>< - with house, barn,: well, 1, etc.: " on'
: beautiful road: only - 51.250, cash or terms/
I PROGRESSIVE REALTY CO.. ISO Sutter st./_
27 AChES,.3i mile of Orland. in V. S. irrig.
: dist.: 25 a. In alfalfa. 2l- 9 a. fine orchard land;
- $5.500. U. - PI,IER. 414 Hearst bldg. .
ORAXGE GROVES mean an income for life. Let
: me tell you bow to get one on easy terms. W.
T. VAHI.BRRG, Broadway. Oakland. C
BEAUTIFUL^JIIIa hotel sites on the shores of
" Blue lakes. ' O. A. BF.HREND. Cat.
9AKLANB REAL ESTATE
$4,500— Reduced .'. from ; $5,500 * for quick : sale:
*;:.. beautiful 5 room cottage with 3 rooms In base
: ment: 9 nice f sarden; fruit | trees and flowers.
V Fruitvale ay., : Oakland. ■ ;
HAYWAUD ÜBAL ESTATE
MEEK estate ;Is ?building some 'beautiful-homes
on easiest terms. Some acres left at $425 each:
free maps. Room 425. 163 Sutter St., or H. R.
ROBINSON. Hayward. r:-.,-■:.
GOOD chicken:or fruit land near Hayward: good
"water; 20 acres; will divide into 10 acres.
Address W. S.. 777 Dolores st. - ■ -
I ' . i
RED WOODJ£ITY--Real 1 state
ELEGANT HOME SITES,' x>nly '$150 each; $5
- down and $. per month; write or call for hand
some booklet :r- :-.; :. :
"E. W.MAGRCDER. 42?, 42." Phelan bldg
. .700 Market St.. S. F.. Cal. ;
3URLINGAME REAL ESTATE^
'-■ WRUNG AM • FOOTHILL LOTS. f
Large lots, ready for the builder; all Improve*
ments completed; .. the - highest land iii the - dis
trict; convenient to station, and only 26 minutes
from city; restricted property;. easy, terms, small
first' payment and balance >in .monthly < install
ments. - - Send for book of - photographs. ' Eastort
Additions, 225 Mills bltig.; also 1294 Broadway,
Oakland. :-l'i'\^',rr'[:: .•■-,-.-•,"•*<■-;■-: \":. : -, :r -■-.'
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
HOMES.: ranches! acreage; exchange; ; price list.
DAVID L. WILSOX: Santa Cruz. Cal. , ,
JHELROSE REAL ESTATE
TWO 4 room modern houses for sale; street work
done; one,partly;furnished: price $4,200. Ad
dress 1442 50th av..-Melrose.. ;;■■,. ; r ■
P^OPERTY^
FOR j sale—The ; best : buy In ■ Richmond i for quick
profit; can't,be:beat; 3;loJs.<Oth*st. bet. Cut-
V ting boulevard and Potrero av./small cash pay-
I' ment down p and ■ balance easy monthly pmts.*;
also 3 lots; Cutting boulevard bet. > 7th anil Bth
sts.. both in front a! new inner harbor. C. W.
, MEDLER, 475 Pine St.. San Francisco. '""-■'" .
REALJzSTATJI TO EXCHANGE^
FOR' exchange— ■ acres ,; of r timber 's, land and
seme/ cash: land is located in Montgomery
• ; county, 1 Georgia;. want , hotel, restaurant ■or «a
- ! loon In or near San. Francisco.' Address O. W.
; FRAGER;CasteI hotel, cor. Ist and Folsotn.
IDE X ' home.' 1 valued' at , $4,500, in * Minneapo
: > lis., : Minn.';", situated :In one ;of • the' best; rest
" dence streets;*.. will i exchange for fruit ) land In
northern or central California, -v: What have
you? ,: Address box':6so.'. Call office.' ■ '. ■
ALL kinds of Oakland,": Berkeley or S. F. property
to exchange for ranches or land; send me full
description if you -want a. good exchange. . J.
r H. EDSOX.; 1128 Broadway, Oakland. Cal. t : ;
FOR exchange—Will >. exchange residence property
;■, In 5 Los j Angeles I for : country, land unincumbered
V and I producing ' Los !' Angeles j property gilt • edge
;In every ;way; ri Address; box "00.' Call; office. ; :
THE FILLMORE BKAXCH OF THE CALL IS
AT.1657 FILLMORE ST. .'
LUMBER^FORSALE
NEW lumber $10: $1.40; flooring.,slo;
;- country .; list figured. | Swift & , Co.. lOth-Mlsslon.
PROPOSALS AND BIDS
1 PROPOSALS FOB CROSSOVERS AND Tl'BN #-
01,'TS * for t electric i towing • locomotive ; tracks : for
all locks.—Sealed proposals: will lie ► received ;at
the office.of the General: Purchasing' Officer, Isth
mian Canal Commission. Washington. D. C. until
10:30: a. in., April 3. 1012. at • which time they
will fbe ; ■ opened ( : in - public. '. for J furnishing the
above mentioned articles; "Blanks and general in
formation gelatine to- this Circular (No. 4 6SSI
may he obtained from this office; or the offices of
th» Assistant Purchasing Agents; 24 State Street.
New.sYork City; SCM Whitney-Central Building.
New Orleans. .La.. < and * 1080 North Point Street.
San ' Francisco. < Cal.: i alsor from tin* \ I". -: S. Engi
neer *;offlees >■ in i the following cities: -.'-f.Seattle;
.Wash.' : Ix>s Angeles. Cal.; Baltimore. Md.: Phil
adelphia,-- Pa.: -; Pittsbur" ;* Pa.: Boston. r Mass.;
Buffalo.' N. Y.;i-Cleveland. Ohio: i Cincinnati.
Ohio;' Chicago. 111.; St.; Louis. .Mo.; Detroit.
Mich.: Milwaukee. Wi*.: St. Paul, Minn.; Chat
tanooga.:'. Term. : - T-o«isvllle. . Ky. ; •■: Mobile. '■: Ala.,
and :; G»lvc«ton. Tex.; iCommercial '" Club.,: Kansas
City. Mo.;' Chamber of ■' Commerce. Quincy.. HI..
and 'Commercial? Club, Tacoma. Wash.—F. C.
Boegs.', Major. Corps of Engineer*. U. S.* A.. Gen
eral Purchasing Officer.t?j ./ v -.-" : , '
nEAIi;ESTATE"Tn.\XSAr;TIOXS
"■Fred A Greenwood to Roy .T. Snmers,' lot in
line of Jackson street, mr. of Locust. Vi~ 4o by
X ii27:B>4;:slO;:>: u ..'.■,"-; :■ :;■.;;■. - . J-:,. .-: ■ ;"- .
■*« Leon L. and wife to Roy .T.-; Somers.'\lot
commencing nt '■■ a ! point 137:0 .W.of locust :street
and 127:844 N of Jackson.; W 30, X 84:2>4^more
oriless.'sEj3o:l%** more or less. -S to beginning;
$io.\;v-'-:-:"; ;; ;f. v.y : ;-' v^^^ ;v ;J
Roy J.:Soraers and.wife to Fred A. Greenwood,
(half interest-In same;; $10.' ■:■ .: .
l-» Charles "J.'iU.^Koenlg and wife to Charles Fllip
plnl. lot In 1 N line of. Union: street.; 76:0» Wof
Polk. W 25 by N 92:; $10, -
f iff John *E. Cazes to -Thomas Scoble. ; lot in E \ line
lof Slvteenth 5 avenue," 155 SX Tof Lake s street. N
: 85:10% more or less. SE 128:2 more or less, S
1 £2:8 11-18 ."more? or 5 less, W 127:6 to beginning;
$10. "^-".'";-':;:ry >-:;" ;-*t -■"-: '"■'=•'■ '":::- ; ~r- ■..-.•■;,•-, ■ ;•.
ij"A."I 5.,: Macdonald and wife ,to Horace: H. Miller,
half.interest? in lot in W line of 'Valencia: street,
135 Nof Sixteenth. Xsoby W 80; $1". --' . -
~-i Horace :H. Miller: to ;C. O. ;G. Miller, half In
terest in same: $10.; s;v - ■-> ■"•."•- --■ >:■:■'*'■"
:3 George ;K. Friuk; and; wife ■to George } 11. Mas-
I tick and i wife, same;: $10. :■ '■? •■ ;, ;, i : "'; :
Walter E. .Tanke and wife to Delia M. .Woodln:
lot in W line of Sbrader street, 25 S of Rivoli; S
; 25 by,W U4.»'i : $10. * ' , '.-*££&£
p Eugene H Woodin. to * Delia M. Woodln, same;
gift.
*»sLestw«D.* Gowan >to Thomas ;H- Greely, lot '■ 6,
block 2. Golden City tract: $1.%;*:;- r ■
> Harry JB. Ellis * and \ wife ito Alberta 1 McCauley
• and i. wife. Jot 60, block' 10. Lakeview; j $10."¥f5S;*ffi»,?
W' Pasqnale fAcqnila 5 and wife to > Mariano 'Z. No
vello lot .* at 1 SW* corner |of 'I Eugenia: (Lincoln i
and Wool streets, 25 by W 7<>; $10.-i«.-t% ;
I sat Bakers Beach Land company to Charles H. Mo
i Cr.rmiek, lot In E line of Thirty-second avenue.
i 37:6% S from intersection with N line of lot 12,
! parallel with Broadway line of lot
I 14 84:5*4. 40. W Sfl:."> T6. being a portion of
lot* '. 12 and ■ 14. Lyon & Hoag's subdivision Bakers
Beach ' Land; company^- $10. -:*f>s'.-.' ; V=S" '■':,' ■ '■' * f-'"■ -'
I p; Blanche E. McKay?to .lames Yonng. lot. at NF,
corner "iof a Plymouth ■ (Mnragoi and '.'■ Minerva
\ streets. E 100 by N 12.": $.". I (-, " s .^".:'^ > - •'
; jg| Mission Terrace f company *to Charles iF.I Steele
and wife, lot 9. block .1. Mission VTerrace.i^^p§
I Charles E. Ellist ami wife }. to i Katie and 1 Annie
lot in line of Lake street. 334 W
of Eleventh avenue. W 25 by 100; $10.
Sf Charles T. Spader and wife toi Henry C. Karst.
lot sln NW line of Channel street,*|327:s 1-51SW
of Seventh. 27:51-5x120; $to. . :smmm
S San f Francisco f and | Fresno $■ Land s company st to
John McAvoy. lot [ in ,V SW - line of v Palon ; aTenue
! (Sixteenth avenue South'*. IT". N'W of Lane (L)
I street. XW 130 by S\V 100; $10.
William and Mary.Gordon to De'wey Coffin, lot
['-.InJK-linn"of Hoffman avenue, 95 so* '2"-»'Ciity
, fifth street.' S3O by;E <:.".; $10.-:■•-•■
,; Oscar ]!.-vm;-:i .v . Brother =• to;' Ernest; H. Ter- ,
sclujren. Lit in E line of Douglass street. 374 S ;
of > Nineteenth. S 2." by X 125; $10. - .-"•-T^X
J Emil S. Xensehwamier ami wife to August Sau
nier and wife, lot in W line of Pope street. 170 S
of Mission. s so by Wl2t>: $10.?
r-\r:i AVilloren and wife to R. H. Heneken. lot
j iii"XE.line of Twenty avenue South. 2."0 NT
jof J street. N\V 25 by SB 100: $10. ;
' : .Jcrnison-Hewitt company t.i William R. Hewitt,
lot at' XW * corner 'of Rroderick ; and • Sacramento
struts. W 137:0 by X ».".: 2«..,,: $10. ? -
';•;■ Gregory P. Knsi to Retina Kasr. lot in E line ■•■■'
of 'Dolores street," 140 X of Fourteenth. X 70 by
E 140: $10. - > •:-.•-; ■-•-->•
- K. SacrNte to M. Regina Kast. lot In E line of
Dolores street. 140, X of. Fourteenth. X7oby E
140; $10/ . ■
• Matilda Esberg to Almy Investment company.
I lot in N\V linp of Market street, l«W:ft% XE of
Eddy. XE 30. N\V 104. s 51:1%. SK 82:8)4; $10.
' Ida F. ; Morgan: and A. J. Morgan to Frederick
L.Kredo. lot in E linn of Thirty-second avenue,
100 X of q street. X so l.y X 120: $10.
•I.udwig .M ■ Hoefler ami wife 10 John Wilson
and wife, lot in S Hue of Trumhull street, MO E.
of Cungdon. V no by s 110: $10."
' Mary A. Diigan to John Nolan and,wife, let In a
X line of Sagamore street. F. of Capitol ave
nue, X 50 by, X. 125: $10. V: ■ -./
1.. I*. Kerner vs. John Wenninger and wife (by
referee) to Clarence A. Batighman. lot nt sw <""
ncr of L Post and Poll! streets. S 00 by W 55;
$10.000,,- » . , '
' Clarence O. Banghman to Ales and Anto:
Vaysßie. lot at SW corner of Post and -UnUi.
streets. S «0 lit W 55; $10.
rMartin Hanson. to Emir Johnson, lot 206. Rift
map 1: $10. . »
M. J. Mortens to.Lillie Catherine Mortens, lot
nt SK corner of Bush and Pierce streets, 9 100
by V. .V.: $10. : ; , „.-■.>-'.
"Thomas and Alice G. Seoble to Van E. and
Florence. W. Britten, lot 'in B line of Twentieth
avenue, 175 X of Lake street.' X 25 by E 120;
Shi.
William I. and Ruth M Smith to Henry M.
Goldsmith lot In W line of Sixth avenue. 100:1
X; of Lake street. X 30 by W 120; $10.
- Anton F.Frugoli to Daniel McEwen. lot in 3
line of J street. ."7:0 E of Seventeenth av«mie.
E 25 by S 10*:: $10. . '3
-Cornelius MeGinty to Giovanni Battista Cre
setti. lot in E line of Venus street, 1.".0 X of
Williams avenue. X r»0 by E 100; $10.
■ Same; to Angelo Kdeli. lot in F. line of Venus >
street.'l2s X of Williams avenue," X 25 by E '
100; $10. ••. • ■' ' ■ - ,
: ' Isldor Rosenberg and wife, to A. J. Steele, lot-,
3G." block B, Haley purchase: $10. .
Kate lenders to Benjamin F. Cook, lot in W
line of Nineteenth avenue. 100 S of Lake street,^
S 27:(i by t W 120: $10. ■ -
Eniil Xenscbwander and wife to Lev! Moss.:!
lot In E line of Idaho avenue, 170 S of Powbattan ;
avenue. S 2." by 8 86: $10. . . ■ j
Peter Jensen to Johanna. K. Jensen lot ln-R~
line of Richland avenue,; 150 X of Mission, B -■"•
by S 100: gift. - •'.-':■"...'.■-. ■ . ■■ -41l
Mary: Ilavrley: to Virgil Hawley. lot in S line *
of Trumbnll street. 225 E of Congdon. E 25 by
S 110: $10. - -.■;
Phillip Peters et al. to .Tames Barnes, lor !n
W line of Twenty-fmirth avenue. 134 Sofa ;■
street, S 25 by W 120; $10. ,".
i Ernest F. Souther to Nellie Soother, lot in X
line of Richland avenue, 500 E of Murray. I 75
by X 100, and other piece; $10.
Estate of r,nißia de Ferrari, deceased, by adm.
to Alice de Ferrari, admx. Peter A. De Derrari.,
deecased. lot In S. line of I street. 82:6 W of;
Twenty-eighth avenue,. W 25 by S 100; $1.
Sarah J. Cheney to Mary C. Burns, lot in X
line of Tenth avenue; 175 S of N.street, S 50 by,
E 120; $10.
George. Thistleton to Harriet Elizabeth This v
tleton, lot in X line of Faraliones street. 575 X
of . Plymouth awe, E 25 by N 125, and nine
other pieces; gift. ; ,v*
v i■ f- " nii lid In Contract* ■<
Max Blochfleld with W. H. Daniel. for « two
story and basement' frame building in S line of
Fell street 55 E of Octavia, E 27:6 by S 100, for
$3,700. , ,',.-■ '•-.. i —. '-■■' -' : ■ •■-.■■
A. B. Spreckels with W. P. Fuller and J. W.
Bender Roofing company, glazing, composition;
rooflng and flushings for building in W line of
Front street. M:9% N of Market, X 02:S by W
i 137:8,-for $2,390. ;" ■
1-. Carriani with F. Dalgero, to erect a three
story and basement frame building In S line of
Chestnut street. 101:0 . ■ of -Powell, E 25:6 by
j S ; 120, for $5,900. • ';
' ; , .:■. .: ;— # —
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners of
the Pacific %>s
[Special Dispatch , lo The Call]
EUREKA, March 7.—With a cargo of fuel oil
for the Humboltlt Transit ,company, oil steamer
Whittier arrived from Port Harford this morn
ing." . :--■ ;•:. - ■': - ■ ■■,- *"■" - •"' T ■--"' >
; Workers engaged ■on the. reconstruction of the
Jetties were paid on* today.- the total wages for
February amounting to $3,042.45. , v
w Another;consignment of frock"? was , delivered .to
the v government,engineers i today,/ and everything
isiworking smoothly. It la expected that several
hundred rods. of jetty will be constructed In a.
few. months. ;. ■ ■. ; • ' •
Steamer Prentlso arrived from San rrancisco
this afternoon and will load lumber at Field?
Landing for the return trip.
< Steamer Acme arrived from San Francisco late
this afternoon and will take on lumber and shin-;
gles at Areata for the return trip. ,
Steamer South Coast arrived from San- Fran
cisco this afternoon. " ' A -:
With freight and mail and a large passenger
list.-steamer F. L. Kilburn departed this after
noon;": v _ , '.;••....;.■;/■:"■.„.'.■ ■■■ ■ ■.•• :*
With lumber for San Francisco and southern
California ports, steamer San Pedro departed this
afternoon.--,-".. ?■'. .-" - •,- "..■'. ■.:'-?■ '■ ■'■-'•■ _•■.; ;.,'". ;.--;';
Carrying:lumber and passengers, steamer Van
guard departed for San Francisco this afternoou;
v With lumber for San Pedro, the steamer Bow
doin departed late this afternoon. ."
Schooner Bertha Dolbeer," ?. sister , ship: of the
schooner '• Lottie" Carson, which .was recently sold
to an Alameda man. lias , been: purchased by the
Pacific Packing company;and today was taken la
charge by Captain Erickson. who will have com
mand !of the boat. The Dolbeer '■ will ,be loaded
with r lumber, towed to San Francisco, drydoeked
and thereafter placed in the Alaska salmon trade.
For nearly four years the Dolbeer, - which was
built here in ISSO, has been berthed in mud near
Carson's mill, -alongside the Lottie Carson,"the*
advent of the steam schooner, having made both
useless ;so v far ;■ as r the lumber trade ' was con
cerned. •: ■ . .
• , SAN PEDRO. March 7. —The 5 British steamer
Assuan of the Kosmos line discharged 1,000 tons
of "cargo-and cleared tonight ? carrying 900 tons
of : European .cargo and ; 1,200 tons of Chilean
nitrates for San • Francisco j and 1,000 tons of
nitrate* for Victoria. B. C. 2 ;■.-..
Having been repaired at the Craig dry«Jook
at 1-onjc Beach, the ■, schoonrr £ W. F.; Jewett' re
turned here today : and expects; to v sail tomorrow
in ballast for the Columbia river to load lumber.
v The North Pacific ,■ company's steamer.; George
W. Elder arrived today' from - Portland : via San
Francisco, one-; day behind .schedule.,;. and after
landing passengers and freight . proceeded for
San i Diego. *^ The ' Elder will, touch here north
bound tomorrow. :. : *
:''Thes steamer" Washington discharged 600.000
feet : of, lumber; for the Southern California - Lum
ber scompany and .cleared ?tonight for Coos ,B*y
to ' reload, taking ' passengers * and >freight I for; tlie
West Coast /Steamship company Vat-San Franc
isco/; ;-■- ';: ' ' / '--■','.,' ■-">■ ;■■ '■ ", ■ -■'..
'■'. ■;.. The r Pacific','Coast company's liner ,' Governor 1
arrived j this ■ morning; from. San Diego with ' In
passengers,* ■ and ' after taking - additional cargi>
proceeded for/ I*iiget s Sound; ports via ■ San, Fran
cisco."' ;■■-.■■ ■■■.;.■■.■•::■■ ; :: ■■ ■■■ l:'.v f -* '■ ■•■-.; t : ■ -'■t
; : The steamer Hoquiam arrived , this morning
five " days ;from the Columbia .river /via;: San
Francisco,'? bringing passengers / and ;• freight . for
the West ( Coast * Steamship ■ company' and 575.000
feet.s'of lumber for tlie National Lumber com-'
pany at. Terminal. ■... ;- •,'»-," V
■ The -'steamer -.William 11. Murphy; discharged
750,000 feet.of lumber for the Consolidated Lum
ber - company .at Wilmington i and » after loading
a cargo of ■ bridge timbers cleared for Eureka jto
reload.'.?'- '/ -'- '■<: ■■". ';*:.; {-„•<. '"■ ;•'■'• •■■ ■ ' : .; .'%fC:
•j>. The Pacific, Navigation company's «* steamer
Harvard ■:■: arrived ; this * morning - from * San v Fran
cisco with 135-passengers,and 350,t0ns of cargo
and ;proceeded this afternoon for £au Diego with
passengers. '.^8* J©^^irfHWSßS^v> "- '■■>
The is steamer ,:. Vale of.. th«»; sam». company
cleared s this afternoon \ for SansFrancisco:with■ •
large: passenger; and freight list. ■;'" '\.<
T he ■ Kteamer Helene I,has h arrived . '. four" days
I from *Willapa- Harl^r and : will : discharge 750,000.
j feet of ,lumber in the Southern Pacific slip.
■ .Afters discharging: 000.000 feet?of lumber /for
the { Charles,-JTcCormick 4 Lumber; company,: at 1 San
Diego, the steamer ' Klamath : returned . here to
day. ;. took i passengers and : freight for the - M»-r-i
chant*' Steamship 'company, and cleared for Fort-j
land >;tosreload. 1-;"^- 1: v -. ■ ■•^V*. ";.■",••'■" • ■'-'■ V !
v.v Arrivals; today included the steamer Fair. O«k»,!
five f days % from -Grays * Harbor, currying 875.0U0J
feet» of lumber consigned ito . the K. K. Wooit
Lumber 'company.';:: .;' ■.' :-" :_•*-' :- -■ , *
:: The schooner'Alpina." now "discharging 1,200.00<l
feet of lumber nt this port, has been chartered
to' load »lumber .'■ at " Pugef i sound 1 port* lor | Cailaa
and is scheduled to sail in ballast Saturday. ■..-.- |
' The S steamer i Heleoe I eleared^-tonicht »:• for .•, S»nj
Diego I to 1 discharge s remainder * of 2 lumber "; caxscj
loaded WlUapa Harbor.^- ; • ;>; ".,>; ].M
|v'n>e,9 British *• ship if Inverkip. Captain:.' Hand
with j general! cargo ;f or J this ? port ,* and r San ; Fran-.
Cisco,v.is; out jf 5." i days ': from \ Antwerp \ via S South!
American ports and \is \ due here about \ March ;ir>J
"'* Arrivals rat Redoudo 5 Beach Include B, the i oil
barge S Monterey ," TJ in ; tow Aof i tug , Hercules * front
San Francisco,: carrying, 10,000 barrels of oil foil
the Standard Oil company. -
SEATTLE. Wash.. March 7.—Arrived. stror4
Sebarafifrom Eureka: Alameda.'• from Tar'nnaj
ship Benjamin \F. Packard, from s Port BlafceleyJ
Y~\ Sailed— J Buckman.** President; 5? Colonel |b|
T-. Drake, towing f- barge 1 93,*| for San f Francisco}
Moran. Pat»Ts<m. for whaling cruise. ; ' . |
0 . ,
POSTSEASON GAMES: BARRED
NEW YORK. March : 7.— It is officially an:
nounce.l i, at t Clumbia university that the t Coin
bia basket I ball* team, winners sof the Inter.
glate title, will not lie S permitted Ito '{ play IH
postseason t games S for tli" national; or a sectional
championship, y'jßoth Purdue, and "Z. Wisconsin!
which claim ;t he conference "championship,"! recent!
ly sent I challenges'; to: the • Columbia "■ five for 5 thii
national cb.aau>ioiishifi. .' f
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