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fOMIM (OSTA USJJL KSTME '
LOTS FOR SI'MMKK HOMK&r-Permanent home |
' snd~ camping In Redwooil canyon," right on .the ;
■. new ■ Oakland-Antioch: rail way: ; $100 and *up on :
•■asy- |i;i.v,:cn(v; «nlv ; 37 minutes. fr-. n Btvut- ;
way. Oakland. Send for" map; GEORGE ■: W.
AUSTIN. 1422-24 liroatlway, Syndicate ■ build- ;
ing. Oafclanri. - ■-■'•-' ' > |
RE L ESTATE TO EXCHA NGE ;
4 ACUKS.- !»Tci;; tmtiiii—f . m : M 1 orrbard. city !
water, electric I lights. wlndaaiH,: storage ? tank; j
SSOO nf nmery atock. large om.imeatal'trees;
»>b founty roed near : town; $5,000; ; ?2.50<>!
iitwtsagc. Telefibo;ie Elmhurst 530 after 0 \
p. m.;. want clear lot, 4th ay. extension, or
modern bungalow. ' - ; ' >"'
10 acre?, 2 miles from Lakevw>w. 0re...... .$5OO j
7 lots In Cort<» Madera. Cal .'.............. 245 j
1 lot near L:ik-vie\v. 0re...: 7.V
1 lot in San Francisco, C«! ............. 200 ;
What have you? A<Ulress box SStJO. Call office. ]
EXCHANGE—Peninsula choice home; College j
terrace. nert Stanford dbJt.; large ground*;
■ ample fruit: want well located laud or small
cottage across bay: win give liberal trade.
Owner. HEBARD. MayOcld. Cal. ■ ; > ..-
EXCHANGE your property for Sacramento valley
lind. clear for | clear, or your eqnlty ■as ! first
payment: deep soil; on electric line; $125 per
ec« In amounts to suit. B. PRIEM. 529 Phe
lan building. - :, • : '
ATTENTION builders; 5 building lots: sunny for-
Di>r on Hopkins st. car line; -good-location;for
corner store; will exchanee'for 1 good cottage
M- Improved ranefc. V. BOEGLE, .1723 Broad
way. Oakland. . - • * v ', :■
HAVE AT (*> horsepower. 4 [waiwann roadster,
fine condition; will exchange for 51.500 lot la
San Francisco or Oakland. Answer, . box
SSI2. Call i office. .
EXCHANGE Improved city property for" unim
proved Soneet or Richmond lot"? up to $20,000.
What have yon! Box 3382. Call office.; , j
$S.OO0 —2 bouses, furnished; Income $?0 per mo.:
fe«»?f oasli. 530 1 43th st. near Telegraph ay.,
Oakland. - : •■■■. "■-, ■< ■ :.._:'"■ ■ - - - ■■■-■—:- ?u :,
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL. BLAKE'S
BAZAAR, 110S VALENCIA ST.
BUSINESS CHANCES ~
ANDREANI & MARTIN.
SSI Pacific bid?.
Phono Douglas 4126.
SEAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS.
WE GCARAVTFF OtTICK■ HALES AND
f HONEST TREATMENT.
BEST OF REFERENCES.
*T.L LINKS OF BUSINESS SOLD.
CITY OP. COUNTRY.
LIST WITH US IF. YOU WANT QUICK
■ :■:■ ■ '. '■' _■ -'■'• ACTION. ■.; '■-. .: '- J-: , --- -,;■'-
TTANTED— Live man with from $4,000 to fr..000
I to bay one of the best grocery and liquor
V »tor*>s in city: stock at 15 pet cent lets than
wholesale cost. 25 per cent. off on fix.; receipts
-MAO. day.-- suar.; ml $50: lease if desired;
- »a»inl»«r»hip tn Grocers' Rxetaaom included;
• best bar In city. Inquire 21U>A Market st.
H"LLY equipped hotel of S3 rooms to lease for J
« term of years: good railroad town in north
ern California; livery stable la connection; es
»2hli<«h#d xsaay years: excellent chance for. a
live man. Address C. F. TOZIER, Cottonwood,
Cal. .-' ■- .-. ~■■ .-- -■
ffOIR. SALE
,- rcntrollioj: interest {n very va'uaWe patent;
525.000; correspondence, appointmcntc. demon
stratJo«i to PRINCIPALS ONLY. Box 3SSS,
i Call office. .-■-•■ '■ ----. •-- - ■-. : - ■•--
ONE of the best located SATURDAY EVENING !
POST routes In San Francisco for sale; this ■
I route pays a splendid income. and for a young.
enterprlslDg man it offers big opportunities for
- a large increase. 1012 PbeUo building.
FOR sal?— Old established -business and country \
i homo. SIS.OOOu Accept bay property in part ;
payment. OWNER, box S43C. Call office. >
22 20 GALLON Instantaneous gas water:kitchen
befleni. $S each: heating s»ilervs3O up; coun
ters. $«: pipe fittings. 147 Welsh st.
MEAT market: $50 daily cash counter business;
MS; lease 10 years: building and business,
$1,250. GILLIES & CO., 1098 Market st.,
room 22. :■ ■■''- :• .: -,--■-■ ■-■'
[GAB «tore: ground rent'slo: lease over fair:
price. inc. bMg. stock, -fixtures, only $225.
GILLIES * CO..' logs Market St.. ; room 22.
CBOCKRY, with fixtures, for rent: best location
■In Melrose. WYMAN LAND CO., at Melrose
depot. Phone Elmhurst 023. - ;
VALUABLE patents pay better than gold mines.
Write for list '"Patents For Sale." RAN
DOLPH & CO.. Patent Attorneys, Washington,
l>. C. - - ■ /----■-.- -■- -■■ -
DOWNTOWN i cigar store, located among the
leading ■ hotels, clearing over $100 a month;
will tail st Invoice, shout $400; 6 years' lease.
WO Market St.. room 415. •
PARTNER rate, business, clearing i2OO month;
also chance to fortune; cxp. unnecessary; price
SSSO. 502 Washington st., room 54. Sober
tnaa only. -
* AN exceptional opportunity to purchase a! SAT
URDAY EVENING POST and JOURNAL route
in this city: splendid prospects. Inquire 1014
PV-.n Mdir.
$1.500 —Must sell oa account of sickness; long es
tablished real Mtate and Insurance business in
Berkeley: write today. Box SOS 3. Cell office.
GROCERY end siloon. aatefo. 26 years; rent $70:
7 ft. lease; receipts $70 day; retiring. 2110 A
; Market st.
MOVING PICTURE operators earn from $30 to
$40 per week. Why not you? We furnish posi
. tiocß. 3 City Hall »v., room SIR ■
FOR ss!»—First class newspaper roete on morn-
Ing pep*r. Apply Circulation Department. San
* Frard*co Call.
A —24 room and bur rooming house for sale. Do
not mis? yonr chance. 100 Grand ay. corner
San Bruno South, city.
FACTORY for rent, suitable for any kind of busi
ness: water, gas and electricity; 2 story brick
building; cheap rent. Inquire at 2030 Harrison.
BUSH «t.. 2n«5 — 14 rms.. newly f urn; all
rented; 4 year lease; bargain if aaM soon.
$2JWo—Cor.' saloon:'family ent.; nice fix.; rec.
$20 to $30; 5 yr. he.; rent res. • 2110 A Market.
$1,150. meat market and veg. store; receipts $50
to $90 day: value in sight. 2110 A Market st.
BARGAIN lif ■ taken ' at' onee — creauS candy
store, with factory; no.agents.• 2800 24th «t.
CANDY. i Ice cream store. .1 furnished room*, for
■r man and wife: price very low. 1009 Guerrero.
POOLROOM: crcellent location: low rent; long
.'lease::WllL,sell reasonable. Box 3743. Call.
O'FARRELL ft., i 115O—Newly furn. .14 room
MHM. nil rented; mnnins water; . clears $C 0;
}. ; t terms. v. Plion* Franklin 6520.
NICKELODEON- in town of 2..':00 people; $1,250
' will handle it. See owner ct 046 Monadoock
buildioK. r ■'■:■' - ; i \ , - v ".\ ,■-.-'• , ■ -,__
SMALL rooming bouse.- 4 blocks ■ from' fair
• ground; ttnltable Per large family or: to rerent
rooms; $300. Apply 646-C4S Mocadnock bids.
WILL rive 5 free and clear lots near Bakersfield
" for small business that man acd wife caa
handle. - Box 3578. Call office. ,
BUSINESS wanted: trade 2 lots In Richmond for
meat market. Box 3d, Call office.
FOR salo—Merry-go-round; or will trade. JOHN
JETTEIt. CSO Ellis St. v - ,
HOTEL on Market ft.; $3,500; good reasons for
selling: Investigate. G4B-64S Monadnoek bldg.
THF FILLMORI7 BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 1C57 FII.I.MORK ST.
LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE
A— CAMERON & CO..
714 MARKET ST . BOOM 801 (opp. Call).
BANK REFERENCES. hotel, rooming,
apartment HOUSES. FLATS,
TITLES C.UA RANTEED.
BARGAIN—G3 rooms, north Market: rent
$125; kef lease; central; suitable man and
wife: $:;.7>oo. .
• i;ofii> BUY 4H rm«. : cor., choice lee.; lease
over fair; modern; well fur. : only $2,250. '
HOTELS—Down town; 68, SO. 00, 112, 135.
ISO rm*.: long leases; ground floor lobbies; north
Market: nil bargains. ,
APARTMENT houses; all locations, size* and
prices. -■--' : ; .-. - - .-•
To RENT—Furnished, beautiful, new. modern.
rm. flat, or-will' veil far.;.brings In $30; will
rent 6 too, or year at $C 0 mo. ~.'--; ;;^.r..;-. :
MUST,§E.'SOLE);
-C> rooeia in 2llU> st. near Missina"; all In good
*» order; thla' plef* innst bo wld at-oace; : make
offer. F. CRONE. 510 Pacific b!dg.
KL'SINKJJS property in a live ccuatrytown, con
sisting of 11 3 story building of 4 stores and 30
r-wros on a seewnd Raw, for Bale, or win ex
change for city or bay properly. Apply L. C
WALLACE. 38 Kearny St.. San Francisco.
,' i HAVE Inquiries for well located rooming houses
and hniels every day. ,j If you wish to selL see
- JACOBS 244 Kenrny st.. room 404. -■-■
1 OK sale —Commercial I hotel jin Sononia- county;
At t.tir trade;-investigate., Box 3~50.' : Call.
APTS. for sglo: *J<; rooms: mast-; be sold "■ this
■ week; bo rca* , .; nOr,refused.;: Ph. Frkln. 2651."
LODGING: HOUSES FOR SALE
: .; -.: :i~"' ■:■'<;■-. '-■• "• OAKLA^D^^^^
M i ROOM h apartment •'.■ Uouse, ; partly t furnished;
■' »ie»in beat, sleeping porches, wall: beds; rent
N per • room: *5, your ; lease; - $2,250; -s terms.'
I. , w. JACKSON, care Jackson Furcltiire Co..
Oakland. :.: .-■;. , ■:.'-- ' -:.- ];■■ '■- ■■; _-: .V -■■■' '■ -■
IuJSINESS CHANCES IWANTED
I }\\\ several'^lnquiries for r smell business ;
chance*. ; What bat* you? For results.:,, see >
JACOB*. 244 Kearny. at., room 404. i
HAVK *<W 3I)U *»rrvlcel for sonic" paying business
in the city.- What Lave you? 244 Kearuy St..
rwai 4(M. ;. ■ - " ' ' '
'■.■■■ .. > INVESTMENTS y^ ; -^':.- :^
QhtsMi Lsrg® lPir®lffite
-; We'-. make curl large: itock - PROFITS :
:--en:land which; wo secure, and then sell
X. . two and i three timee'each year. * Invest- i
ments have always = shown big ■■ return* • ■
, and are unlimited. It Is to your Inter
\'' est that ymi see oar stock man. ' - -
CENTRAL PACIFIC COLONIZATION CO..
*-? 32G-228-330-332 Baxters' investment blJg.. : r;;
■ : .-■- ■"•■■/■■■■ •■■ % San : Francisco 'i-;"".. .''■■■•■'*, j':.-.-V
: A. R. WHITE COMPANY. ;
323 Monadnock building.
Principal Brokers. in Nonlisted Securities.;;-,
WE WILL SELL - ;
200 Mascot Copper.". $2.40
1,000 PvraraW', Oil ......... -.: .' __-H
5 Wettnore Bowen Co '.....7..... '."75.00
: JO United " Pror>ertles'.Bonds..........Market
mo California State Life 1n5........... 16.00
Ml Western States Life 'Insurance Co. . . 10.2j
1.000 Tidewater. Southern . Railway. .^..... .65
Ami many'others in to suit.
CHESTF.R B. ELLIS & CO.
STOCK AND BOND BROKERS.
, > 714 Market St.. ..-Opposite. Cull bnildln*. .--■-■
Largest dealers in exclusively nonllsted securi
ties on the- Pacific coa*t. Established 1899. ■'-;-'
Money t loaned on approved i security and ■. realty.
I COMPANIES INCORPORATED and PROMOTED
1 ; Entire stock I Issue*: bought and sold. , t:/
! Legally organized n»<k>r lews of all states.
BFTTNKR ft C0..\701> CHRONICLE BUILDING.
I ' O>n*>ration attorrseys and financial aeents." ;
j Established 1902. :Bank and comnierci.il references
.
DO you want to stop paying rest and.own your
own home? Llstee. I can do this for yon any
where in California an»> on the in«Tsl!ment
plan; agents wanted. CEO. F. HILTON. : 785
Market St., -. '■> - Ilumboldt Rank bids.. San
Francisco. : --."„■
INVESTMENTS—We | have, capital. for conserva
tive real estate- Investments '- in ;..■' California,
where quick action" 4 -and- profit Is assured.
AddreKS CHARLES A. STANTON & CO.. Inc.,
Firs National Bank bids:., San Francisco, Cal.
Automobile' Funding Co. ;of America 1 will sell
limited number of shares.at par, $10.'Indorsed
by bankers and bus, men. 374 Monadnock bltlg.
; WILL buy NATIONAL WIRELESS telephone
stock. V. J. - GOLDEN. Merchants':.. ; National
B«nk bnlldlne: phone Donglas 882. : ■/."--_"-■ ~S.
MINES AND MINING -
I will do all necessary work and guarantee a
ledge on a : quartz claim.' Have sample of
eanie assayed and recorded; Mm* for $100.
For further particulars address G. L. \ BL'DD, '
Fftlrvlew.Nev.-~ . •
3IONEY TO LOAN ~~
NEED READY CASH IN A HURRY? $10 OR
MORE. Phone, write or call. You 'will be
agreeably surprised at our liberal methods.,- NO i
PUBLICITY. -' Nothing unreasonable. Just
plain, good business methods. - We quickly ad- |
rsacc ANY AMOUNT needed on FURNITURE, )
PIANOS. HORSES. WAGONS. SALARIES,
ETC. You can pay us In small monthly or
weekly installments to suit- your convenience.
If MONEY will help you. see us today.
PEOPLE'S LOAN CO.. - ':
229 Monsilno<k building. •'
CBl Market st, 2d floor.
AAA—HOUSEHOLD LOAN COMPANY
WILL LOAN YOU MONEY ON FURNITURE.
PIANOS. FTC: $10 TO $200: LOW COST:
CONFIDENTIAL; HONEST AND SQUARE
!■• DEAL.-- ./;■.- - -- ; ■ ■.- -,:■ •■'-'... < . . - ■■,
CALL OR WRITE OR PHONE.
357-9 PACIFIC BLDG.. FOURTH and MARKET.
PHONE DOUGLAS 3265.
OAKLAND office. 518 First National Bank bldg. j
■ ■ ■. ■•-■■ '•■■ -•■■ NOTICE. :'. •■.'• . ■: s
Prudential Loan Society. Inc.. Is now open for
! business at 348-248 Phelan bldg. (arcade floor). We j
loan money from 1 to 2 per cent per mo. on dia- j
nionds. watches, jewelry and all articles of value, i
from $1 up to any amt.: private offices; business ]
strictly confidential; authorized capital $1,000,000. j
WF LOAN MONEY TO PEOPLE WHO HAVE j
PERMANENT 'EMPLOYMENT; no indorser; j
confidential; no red tape methods; $1 a week
pays $1." loan. $2 week pays $30 loan. 53 week
pays $45 loan, $4 week pay*sGo loan; call and
see us. THE ROYAL INVESTMENT COM
PANY. 7-".(i Phelan hniidipg.
MONEY loaned on furniture, pianos and ; other
security: lowest rates; most favorable terms In
this, city; see others, then see me and bo con- |
vinced; will save you money; 52.25 weekly
pays $50 loan. Phone Market 3020. GEORGE
W. MILLER. 3009 16tU 6t., southwest corner
Mission, room 35. " , "* ,
LOANS to salaried persons. WAGE earners.
TEACHERS. CITY EMPLOYES and OTHERS
* with FIXED incomes": also OTHER proposi
tions. Including advances on INSURANCE and
WAREHOUSE receipts: rates reasonable; pay
ments ea§y. IB Pi elan bid*.; ph." Douglas -!-;.
A—TRFMAIN. with absolute privacy, any amount
" at 3 per cent on furniture, pianos, etc., without
removal, payable in installments or straight
■ loans at lowest rates cash, payments reducing ]
'.interest; no commission*. • 5:" , ,. , ! Market ft., next j
Emporium, room 811: phone Douglas 2463. .
BALDWIN 'JEWELRY CO.,
Gold and Silver Smiths.
' ;, 20-To Keaniy ist." - " :;
i LOAN' lir.T'T. RATES 2 PER CENT PER MO.
Any amount on diamonds; watches, Jewelry. -"r. '
MAXFEBD LOW OFFICE. 17 4th st. nr Market. !
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE AND '
others apon ♦beir own names; cheap rates: easy
payments: confidential. D. H. TOUCAN, 949
Phelan blJg. and nn. 9.:470 13th St.. Oakland.
ILLINOIS FINANCE COMPANY. SUCCESSORS
TO ILLINOIS TRUST COMPANY, room 410.
'SMS Market ist., over Bank of Italy; phone
Dongias 3547. V
j CASH atlvaoeed on salaries; no socurity; lowest
rates. SI '• Merchants' Exchange building;
pfcone Douglas 1-411.. and 508 Call building,
phone, Botter 2537. \ : - ,
J INVESTIGATE our discount plan; we loan all ;
ralaried people; <-•■■■ us; save money; dealings
confidential. "21 Phelan buildtnx: Keamy "247.
: AAA —Wage earners.'cither-men 01 women,'can
make a loan in strictest confidence at the Em
ployes* Credit Co.. room 424, Moandnock bids.
OUR plan for advancing money to salaried people
IS DIFFERENT: printed rate card tells etory.
DYER EROS.. 12 Geary St.. room C 0 . ,?.
$10 to $100 advsncpd on y««t:r salary: our.rates
are the cheapest in this city: don't fail to nee j
us. UNION CRRPrf CO.. adfl Pbelan building.
I AA A - SAL \ men and woni"n accommodated
•without delay or publicity. Home Credit «nd
Investment Co.; S3] PheUfß bWg.. third floor. I
! SALARY LOANS; EVERY TRANSACTION COS.
FIDENTIAL; ea«y to get and.easy to pay. F.
A. NEWTON. 739 Pacific bldg.
CASH loaned to salaried men on note without
Indorwr. &lORHFLL. 1007 Ma—da bldz. |
j GOLDEN GATE LOAN OFFICE. 110 Kearny st. j
Low rates on Jewelry. W. J. HESTHAL. ;
: "SALARY LOANS. $3 Dp; cheapest rates. D. l>.
DRAKE. 84S Market st. . . .. - \
THK FILL.XfORE BRANCH OP THE CALL IS
AT IBS 7 FILLMORE ST.
TmONEY TO LOAN—Real Estate
AAAA-- loan any amonat at lowest Interest
on first,, second ami third mortgage?. * estates in
'probate,' undivided interest; deal directly with
B lender; no delay. B, McCOLGAN. 502-503 Call
bnildiner. corner 3d and Market; ■ Dboae Douglas
2-VJS. The oldest e<?t»bli*hed tad leading flnan
clal »gency on the Pacific coast. ,', .-:'. '::.'.
AAA— NO COMMISSION CHARGED *■
i BANK INTKRF.ST—Ist and 2d MORTGAGES.
I/OAN 20 per cent more than BANKS.
San Francisco. OakliMid, Town and Farm ■ Land*.
J SHADBURNK CO.. TIT. ilonadnock bldg.
\ ANY amount em real estate. - first or second mort
gages; no delay; very-lowest rates: 1 : If your
property Is mortgaged and you need more
money, «c«» us Immediately. O. W. BECKER.
Monadnock bliig.. OSI Market: tel. Douglas 2150.
$500 to $20,000 on Ist «and- Mats*.; rests, rates;
11 KUMMERKIELD It BON.. 653 Phelan bldg.
A—LOANS from $1,000 to 55.000. '"EQUITABLE
,: LIFE," Kohl building: _ Kearny 030. '; ;. -
MOSEY WAHTBP
WANTED FOR 5 -YEARS: WILL -PAY
7H PBB CENT INTEREST; WILL SECURE
WITH FIRST MTGE. 280 , ACRES FINEST
: ALFALFA LAND IN STATE, IN SAN BUR
NARDINO COUNTY: GOING To IMPROVB
THR LAND. ADDRESS i , . O. BOX 214,-, SAN
FRANCISCO.
WANT. $20,000; will:repay loan and $9ft4M ad
ditional within 6 months: gilt,edge aerurity;
principals only.' T. J. PROLE. 14M Broad
way. Oakland, iv Vv. , -
I •.:::■ -■; ,■' , aosKX : ~~ - ~~ -— ~~~~r
•MONEY
:' Wan'"<l for A V security at 7 per cent." -:'
■■; ■;.-. v H-.T r,l>. <-;,ll office. -Oakland.
; MONEY WANTED—ReaI Estate"
I WANT- to borrow $2,000 on new.bangalotr; first
; .' mortgajre, 7 ' per * cent. ' Box 0336. Call • office,
.'■■ Oakland.. ..-■ .;',.-. ..- - ■.-.. ..- -■-. >:■■- ■■■,--.
PROPOSALS ?ANP BIDS "^
OFFICE' C. Q. M.. Chronicle Bldg.V; San : Fran.
Cisco, Cal..,April '• 2,- 1013.---Sealcdvproposals will
be received hero until 11 a. w.. May 6, 1913. for
furnishing ->_ fresh i beef and s mutton required iat
posts.* in -Western. Department, during fiscal, year,
, commencing: July I. 1913.; • Information ; furnished
j on ~i application : here or \to "•■'. Post ? Quartermasters
and Quartermasters at Portland." Ore and Seattle,
Wash.; F. YON HCIIRADBR. C. Q. M. ;s
■■--■>' OFFICE ; C. Q. V.., 5 Fort ! Sam \ Houston. Texas.
May 3. 1912, v- Sealed proposals \ will be | received
.here until II a. m. .Time 5,1913,: for furnishing
I fresh beef and mutton required at posts in South
! em * Department i during -. fiscal * year commencing
July 1. 1013 ■ (six months';: and •: twelve; months'
supply). Information; furnished upon'application
here or •to Quartermasters at * posts. v'G.*-*S.':
P.INGIIAM, C. Q. M. ; 7 . -. /; h: J a>:
- - OKFICK C. .Q. M.. Fort : Sam Houston. Texas,
May 1. 1913. Sealed «proposals* will be received
here until 11 a. m. June 2. 1913. for \ furnishing
coal ; required at \ posts iin "\ the Southern ?Depart
ment 'i doling J, fiscal i year J? commencing 5 July sf.l?
1915. , ;?- Information * furnished upon " applicatkiu.
v ' G. S. BINGIIAM. C. Q. M.
THE SAN, FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, ?>, 191:1
i
Classified Directory
I for Ready Reference \
i ...j
Acconmyrs—CEKTPTEP pub.
JOHJf B. RDCKSTEJX. C. P. A.. 3d floor Clans
■ >1 Spreckela £ (Call) ?. building; * phone * Kearay 41513
aj£fiojdt^_____
ANTIQUE mahogany furniture ; * big cut jln price*
• - for 30 days. - KIMMKB. 2551 Sutler: W. 1470.
ARCIIITECTS
IF TOO : contemplate building or' want a capable
architect to superintend construction of building
> call vor write, O. ;E. ; EVANS. H. C, 2367 Mis.
-■•~ attorneys; ; :.-;.: '-;:7P;
ILfi&SVfilii 6 "'••' IKFE—Family matters.
U^S^pm£ i iMVUi»'& ■ damages,^ claims; abso
lutely confidential;' results gtd. Rm. SOI,"Call bid.
R. W. KlNG;'attorney,"^ Grant i bid*.. Market and
m 7th. room 820— All cases; • low s fees; ■: nothing to ;
. advance or for consultation* f« Phone Market 912.
AA—FREE LEGAL INFORMATION tBUREAUj
Hβ with reliable law firm: all I cases, quickly ban
* died; we ; advance; all costs. 603 Chronicle; bldg.
ADVICK ■free;' decrees.Vdamases, s ;collections , ? and
:-.■•. all law cases;'quickly i and quietly -•> handled.
': ,- V: , : Market st.. . near j 4th. £ room:■: 519. r : : -r~ '
! HARRIS & HESS, attorneys at law, W. T. Hess.
j :■■; notary public. v. Room 709. Hearst ;building.".-".:'■■
! FRANK; IV; MEDINA.: «i:» ', Hewee' bnllding.t 6th
; C and Market: sty.: telephone; Sntr.-r 211'». * -■-
, BABY : CARRIAGES ~
FIRST' CLASS carriage.- fully upholstered, with
.'back' curtain, half incU rubber tires, enameled
- bandies, for $I*s. -
' COULTER'S RATTAN WORKS. 1141 Sntter at
~^romid£?so^S3pri^ts^^
SOLAR prints: VfC. brom. 35c;.Convex.;per copy;
'* frames 30c up. Chicago Cony Co.. 1021 '! G »■
-: BUSINESS I COLLEGES T T
HF.ALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGIA—SchooI of Civil.'
Electrical.. Mining, Architectural: ? day. ; even
:; ing; established lSe,".. ,425 McAllister st;g;
SAN a FRANCISCO * BUSINESS C3OLLEGE.
Market st. opp. sth— Day and evening sessions.
ALL court reporters I recommend IGALLAGnER
;-• MARSH Business College. 125G; Market st. tf
MISSION BRANCH OF -THE CA-LL. t BLAKE'S '.
BAZAAR. I IPS VALENCIA ST.
STEELE'S Button WV«.. 222 Ellis nr. Meson; ph:
j Fracklin 4521 and C4r>'.>l ; mall» orders elicited.
CATARRH ASP DEAFXESS~~
EAR noises positively cured; new: antiseptic: 1
. week free to [ convince. DR. COTTINGHAM,
■ expert ear. no«e. throat. K2l Market, room 4".'.
CARPET CLEAXING ~^
S. F. COMPRESSED AIR CLEANING CO.. 397
;«. Butter ■• St.; : phone ... Kearny ... .5802 (BLUE
WAGON •—Carpets, rugs quickly, thoroughly
cleaned on fl(jor without*removal; estimates
free. : .-■:*■.■• ---■■/ , -.-■■-• •,-.-• :,/-....-.■:>*. ::n '. ;
WHKS j you : become disgusted v with - poor work,
send jour carpets to J. SI'AULDING & CO.,
■'■ 353 Tebaraa st. ; Donglas' 3043. - Home J2347.
WATT'S reliable carpet cleaning; alterations
• renovating, laying. 444 Dlvlsadero; pli.Park 5W>.
AA —National Carpet- Beat is* ; Work*— Hampton
& Bailey, 344 34 Church: Mkt. Mkt. 100.
: MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL. BLAKE'S
..BAZAAR. 110S .VALENCIA ST. -;-'{.R*f2%
CHIBOPB A ( TIC SCHOOL :
CHIROPRACTIC; doctors "make $1,000 a month
because they cure. .;■ We teach it on easy, terms
and issue diploma, i< DR. -W. * RIEDL, rhfro
: practic physician; (author of "Splnology"), 410
20th st. near {(roadway. Oakland. .. -« * .
(OKSKTS TOjORDEIt
LEARN bow to make corsets; you can make $15
to $25 per week; corset makers are scarce; our
system easily learned. LA > FRANCE TAIL
ORED CORSET PARLOR. 47 Grant ay.
PARISIAN ; models; surgical corsets, 2408 \ Kill
: more St.: phone West 5565. Formerly; with
■•' Lichaii Corset l'nr!<n>". * < .---■
-COSTUMES
LADIES" elegant costumes for theatrical,: private
■•■■, entertainments, masquerades;:-costumesv made
:;:to order and rented. -Trans- Pacific Amusement
•Enterprises. 1420 Hpwps h!dg.; Douglas-3234:
bENTISTS
4PTIPICL4t TEETH—"THIS ONE i THING , I
DO." DR. C. K. WILSON. 323 Geary, suite «04.
DR. IHA O. LEEK—AII kinds of dental work.
r.l" FIUmOTC st. near Oak. ' - ■-• ''-'■"'
DETECTIVE AGENCY /~
LUCAS DETECTIVE AGENCY. 713-715 Pacific
- bldg.—Transactions Urictlv confidential: THE
OLDEST ESTABLISHED AGENCY" on the Pa
- cific coast, and gives results. " .;>'-■".'
GOLDEN GATE DETECTIVE AGKXCT. 312-13
(Grant blilg.. bonded and, licensed; o\port opera
tives. Phone Park I*4o. ( Sight, Park 3694. j
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT ltr,7 FILLMORK ST. „ -■->■.-- .
DRESS MAKING ~~
MCDOWELL'S Dressmaking and Millinery School
—Evening classes; patterns cut to order. ' 121
Geary et. near Grant ay.: tel. Douglas 5731.< :
! ARTISTIC. modish work. $1: dre*ee*. $3 . np.
Phone Mission 3C37. 3031 23d st. Dear Douglass.
I GOWNS for all : occasions by expert fitter from
, N. Y. Franklin •_';:::;. apt. 203. ; r
ZH FURS
E. K. WALLEY, furrier--Siilts, coats,"skirts; re
r moflplinff and repalrlnc of furs, at lowest prices.
1748-4S Fillmore nr. Sutter: O'ak'd l'>:-! 7 Bdway.
INSECTS EXTERMINATED
QUICKLY and permanently by the INSECTICIDE
CO.. <;.~.7-.y> Phelan building. *- v -.-».,
STATEMENT .
iOF THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIR. OF THE
HARTFORD STEAM BOILER
INSPECTION AND INSUR
ANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, in the utafe of CONNECTI
CUT, on the 81it day 'of " December.v A. rD.
1912.; an- for the year ending on that (lay.
Published r pursuant to the Provisions ;of ' Sec
tion 611 of the Political Code and compiled
: from the annnal- statement filed * with« th«
Insurance Commissioner of the State of Cali
fornia. ' .'-.'■*•: C , . •,■■■'• -.'■• ''■ ":-■"■■■■■
CAPITAL
Amonot of capital ttock. paid up Id
cash 11,000.000.00
'- ;-;..;:.'-.-' ■ ' -■'assets;." -. • -<:• ■
Real estate owned by company..... SflO.ewi.OO
Mortjrag* 10an5......'.'. 1.103.253.0 -
Cash market »»lne :of ; all ■ stocks " = •
and bond's owned by company 3,50e.175.40
Cash in office ; *.»».«
Cash in bank 5......... r;v;vr. :t;;. l«l.r^n.R4
Interest ■ due ; and accrued........ /.. . 75,600.51
Gross premiumi in course of collec
* tion not ever three months due.... 2W.1W.5S
i Cash lln transit. 20,720.92
: a
Total asset*. ......................$5,337,014.72
; < LIABILITIES:
Losses .fa ■' process of adjustment or",- *•
I * In suspense..'....... ..'.*;...,...... w> $94,913.53
Unearned: premium* on risk* running *«**:
one year or less, 50 per cent.',.... : 65,213.64
Unearned premium*, on rink* riiD- - ■■-•■ -. <
.i-nlng more than on" year, pro rat*.~ 2,146,518.80
■ Eftlmated :; taxee hereafter payable *
v•■; based > upon i this : year's • business. . ■ 25.000.00
i Coairaiwlon* and brokerage * due -.or ■ '-' •-;■•;
•-.- to : ; become due..........:........ ,; 57.032.71
! All otlin , 1iabi1itie5.......;........ 22.740.5e
Total liabilities ........... . .$2,411,419.84
':■: .-. ;.: ; .\: ; . .:■ '-INCOME - : - '
Net cash. actually received s for pre- ■ • . -"- ' :
; mlura* i..........:..."....... .". .. .$1,497,494.29
Received T for j. Interest on bond*; and ■■: '- . ■.'-■'• '.'.
-■ mortgagee >:v.%. .*.."..;.. .'t.......,". 59,992.43
Received from Interest and dividends . '~ •'
*on bonds.; stocks, f loans, and • from ' ' :
i all 1 other I sources .........:....... 151.545.02
Receiveds for :rent5.".V......•.".."..:'.-■ ; 8.510.42
I Gross > profits ion t rale ior • maturity of
.ty ledgers ae5ete:..:....;.;..:...... 1,961.
• As'atsV: balances previously eharst>d f^ ,
off j...'; ."■..": • • • - ..*.-.;.........;.■.-.',; -i.~. lWio.oo
Inspections ......._...."............. 84,467.60
1 Total income.... 1..........:... $1,754,874.26
-;■ :,::-:■ ' EXPENDITURES ' :--:;s> :*-:-.
j Net amount paid' for 1085e8."rrt:T7'."";5129,736.12
Expenses' of i adjustment, and settle- .-•> ■ ;
-a ment of c1aim5 ."1..... ..... :'. :...% - 1.654.79
Dividends Jto I stockholders" ;. r.....:; j:: 120,000.00
Paid or 'allowed for,: commleslon :or '■ ..•■ :■■;,
;*broSeraße?..".V.*..-V'. : ';-v.-;-.;vv....".-.' 155.907.47
Paid Sfor ;i salaries,; fees"•; and other . • ~ - ? ;
charjtee for officer*, clerk*, etc.... 365,772.90
Paid tj for I state, national and | local . . -
--tales ■??;:;:: .-.'.-. .■. ";,r : 60,147.38
Gross 4 loss joa, sale or maturity of
i ledger a55et5....:........ , 011.67
Inspections *;. .v. :.T.: ."...../.....•..; ; ElS,ol6.es
J Air other^espendlturei..........v.. ;;CC,CIB.9C
I : Total 'expendittires............V".~. .$1,421,245.87
•I>." B. BRAINEHD. President and Treasurer.-k
• "■'■ CHAS. S. BLAKE. Secretary. ! ~:':
-' Subscribed i and f eworn ,• to , before : , me thU 27 th"
day iof V January."'lf 13.
■F. MIDDLEBROOK. Notary Public.
H. R. MANN & CO..
General Agents,
330-341 ISansome Street,
SAX FIIAXCISCO. CAL.
SOLD, rented, ' exchanged: manufacturer of Buna
j-"* tricycle chair. 1714 Market St.; tel. Park 2940. ■
!
REPAIRIN6 of ladies , ! suits and dresses special- j
•; ; ty: ; skirts ; made *of 1 your * own t material. $2..>0. i
'^ :> 1604 Geary st. nr. Buchanan: phone We5t.9433. |
~ZZIZ2I^^SmZZL~ji— —!
LADlES—SanUerson'e i Pills 1 never i fail; $2. HAY-!
~ MOND HEM. CO.. 1122 Market St.. S. F.
SSXOJD cures 'weakness. in men;; 51. RAYMOND
RKM. CO.. 1122 Ma"ket St.. S._T_.
'- -W ■• PATENT ATTOBSETS*
Arthur 1 L. slee, 5 ; registered PATENT AT
. TORNEY and i MECHANICAL : EXPERT—II do
9 net need , a sketch or model; bring me your idea
-■~ and 1I ; will ? make« your * drawings /mechanically
• correct. 704-703 Foxcraft bldg.. 68 Post st. y J
DEWE STRONG" &'i CO.—Founded 1860: ■U. S.
■ and foreign patents; Inventors' • guide; 100 me
.( chanical # movements c free. 814-918 Crocker
building. San Francisco. ' ■ -
C. P. GRIFFIN ex-examiner U. B. patent office;
v", U. S. and foreign patenta. t 704 Pacific building.
I DILLON. W. E.. patent lawyer, pensions: charges
yi moderate; ; always ; successful. 527 Pacific Mdg.
H. C. BCHROEDER. patent, trademark: attorney."
•* l7 First National Bank building: Oakland.>«:v^y
FRANK > P. MEDINA. S 619 " Howes 1 building, 6th
'■:- «nd' Market, sta.; 1 phone Sattcr 2119. ■■<■:'- ■'■■'.'
PENSIONS
M. H. BAMMIS. pension atty.: ; pensions, back par
■;■-' lost army papers secured. 1664 Larkln, suite 5 j
THE FILLMORE v BRANCH OF THB I CALL IS
AT ie.-,7 FIf.f.MORE ST. " --■■"' '
PHYsroiAyjg
A—SPECIALIST.i IN ■' FEMALE < COMPLAINTS—
;.;J EFtablished tin* S. F. s for •20 > y.ear»; : sure i and
* quick i results; strictly, reliable gred. * physician;
■ y no .' detention »r froms heme or ~■ occupation; kmy
, j I uietliods are original and are not used by ; other
I specialists; | antiseptic! and : painless; |my offices
; •■', are so. arranged that the utmost privacy iis as
; Bored: consultation and advice free. ? Room 3.
1026 MARKET ST between 6th I and 7th sts.;
hours. 10-4. 6:30-9;* Sunday. 11-3. . "
A— - i SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN. .:■-.. \ :-
-..••A>When v. worried" consult - this ■, specialist; - anti
■ si'Ptic. painless treatment; immediate results:
,- advice free; sanatorium when required; HOURS
C ~ 10-4. Westbank 830 Market st., rm. COO.
IF., worried, | consult at' once; ; painless I treatment:
confinement -, $25. s with nurse. • Suite ? 101. *787
i';.Maiket st. <f,cr*- -V'v'--«'.:,"}- r-v --- '■'..': > : ■■- ■
I DISEASES ' men and women specialty;; physician,
: linrgeon. -: PENN • DRUG CO.. it?. 3d st. <
CANCER successfully 8 treated iby direct ! medica
tion and X-ray. CANCER INST.. 703 V.'Ness ay.
MISSION BRANCH OF THE PALL. BLAKE'S
BAZAAR. . 1103 VALENCIA ST.
■ /.' ■■ : • ..*■■' ' : --'' <• ■" 1 " "-■ • -■ ,- '.'-■ ■ ■ '
''■::\ ";.^i : postage^stamfs ? ;: ; \l
STAMPS for collections, albums, catalogues," etc.;
collections boucht. E. :P. S<"ebohni. 250 Market.
v y POPI/TBY SUPPLIES
BABY chicks on ? hand, . alt kinds. 10c up; ; egg*.
I feeds; etc. . COULSEN-CO.. 1378 Mkt. St.. S. F.
' STATEMENT
QF THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OF THE
HOME FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF UTAH
of SALT " LAKE ; CITY, In the State of UTAH.
. on the 31st 1 day of December. •A. D., 1912,
and : for i. the : year, ; ending *on t that - day. :" Pub- '
j lished : pursuant-: to »the? ; Provisions \of .Section
'-. 611 of , the .'Politicali Code and compiled -from
the nnnuftl statement filed with the Insurance
. Commissioner of the State of California.
CAPITAL ~V, ~. ■'■;■;; •
Amount of capital stock, paid up
In cash .... ... ..'......... $300,000.00
'.«,: ~ ; ■■-■v-vV- "ASSETS ;•■:■-. ■■•■•■■■■• r - v '^ : "
Heal estate , owned by company 109.000.00
Mortgage loans .:f.....r:......... 219,580.00
market value of 'all stocks and . :
bonds 'i owned 3 by | company. ■;'...";:. 639,667.75
Loans ■ secured v by,' pledge ;Qfi bonds, ■'""■■. -''-'-
stocks and f other collateral 4.000.00
Cash in « banks....-.'.:......'.;...... " 52.508.28
Agents , ., balances , representing • Ti;i<i- ■ :
. ness written subsequent 'to " Octo
ber 1, 1912...................... 14.827.11
- Total assets r.'...:........... .$1,039,643.11 '
; : ' LIABILITIES . ~^r:
Loetes -• In process of • adjustment or --- —
in suspenses.......V.*.• • ••....... , $1,039.90
Unearned :- premiums v . on >, fire risks ■..-,;"
running ' one ;; year ,or ; less. 50 ■-, per.
' cent ■-.••.•......'..•...•-•»..•.•.. 25, r>32.93
Unearned ' premiums'. on ■-~fire 0 risk* , . ; ;
- running more . than ; one , year, pro ~
~ rate ...:...:.;...........;...... 61.128.53
Estimated taxes hereafter payable , - ■ .
based upon this. year's business.. ~ 4.000.00
j. Total liabilities - , $91,499.70
■'"■*' ";~';:.iNcoiiiß''^. '■.>■./..■: -■■■■".r-';
Net' cash actually.sreceived- for i fire „r- _
• premiums ...... -~.,".....,-...'... -i ■ $33,575.75
Received! for Interest, on bonds and ; - • "
mortgages .......... r.......-... : v 14,627.20
Received from Interest and dividend*
• co bonds, stocks, loans, .and from • . ?..".
v all" other 50urce5................. 45.079.90
Received ' for rent 5;................ 7.470.92
Gross profit on ' sale or maturity of ~.. -
ledger ■ assets 5,800.00
Gross Increase :in . book ;; value ,of •■■■■■■■-,:..■■.
ledger assets ............• • -.....: , 91,250.00
Total Income .....,'..V..... $257,803.77
\ '" ' : EXPKNDITURKS ..: ". . "
Net amount pnln Tor fire 1055e5..... $4Vi<sfi.'>.n
Net amount paid■ for marine 1 losses.. - 27,55:*..07
Dividends jto 5t0ckh01der5.........: 42,000.00
Paid for salaries, fees, and ; other
charges for officers, clerks, etc... 6,222.63
Paid for state, national and local
taxes > *....; 5,538.66
Ail other expenditures 7,366.14
Total expenditures............. $134.5«e.80
. ■■■ o , .: , Fire. -
Los<es lncurrM during the year...: $36,622.13
RISKS AND PREMIUMS
■;: Fire Risks. ' Premiums.
Net i amount .of risks, , - - - ..
written during v .the,y.i ■. , n m -
■■• year *. $14,736,727 _■ $226,843.21
Net amount of risks ex-, i
• pired during ■" the • »
year .................] 12,715,242 208,743.83
Net- amw.nt la force ;"'' ~
December 81, 1012. 13,197. 161,488.01
HEBER J. GRANT, President.
. HORACB G. WHITNEY. Sect'y. -.;-N-4
Subscribed / and '. sworn' to before ° me, this Bfh
day of February. 1913. ■-■■ ■;■'■ »
GEORGE J. CANNON, * Notary Public.
H. R. MANN & CO..
General Agents,
. 839-341 SsßHomt Street,
. S A.N I FRANCISCO, CAI- > .
. [V "' , ',' X STATEMENT :; ;\-
OF THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OF THE
METROPOLITAN CASUALTY
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NXW l YORK, in the state of NEW YORK;
. on" the 3m day of December, A. :D. ~1012.
• and: for the year ending 'on: that i day. Puh
llshed ; pursuant , to'the Provisions ' of ? Section
611 of thn Political « Code; and compiled I from
' the annual , statement. filed "with '-. the Insurance
: Commissioner of the" State of .California.";;. ■..'
;"'■ ;•: v CAPITAL '■
Amount of capital stock: paid up In -~-■/.
cash .:......... .".'.*........ —.... .$200,000.00
- :... '■'•:..■; .- >■■■ ASSETS '&"■. \-s- r ..- \ : -
Cash markPt ! vain? 1. of * all . stocks . and --
• bonds- owned by companj ........... 681.425.00
Cash in ''■ office v.........:....... •.... 2,368.15
Cash in i banks ....;..............:. 68.523.76
Interest l dne and accrued^........... .6,482.49
Gross;premiums in course■ of .collection' . • "
not over three months i due ....... 136,177.
Reinsurance loss) ( account r 853.75
Total assets ......r.............. |894,ee0.74
; l " : ' / LIABILITIESr *"■ ' '.
Losses In process \of adjustment. or in ■ .
i suspense ."*."...;'...'.'.'.... ..:.'.*..;"... $30,436.75
Losses ;resisted, 1 ? Including i expenses.. ;,4,465.50
Unearned '•; premiums =on risks ■; running .-•■• ■--.■«•..->-.
>■-".. one year or • less, CO:per cent;..... 852,889.04
Estimated '■;'■- taxes -.-;■ hereafter ~ payable ; -_ ■ « ■
■c based ■ upon i this ■ year's : business.... ■■■" ■ 6,900.78
Commissions and brokerage due ;or to -
• become v due .*. '.":.'... ............. „ 44.765.28
Reinsurance ;-premiums V.*;*.;.''-.......: 1.055.R6
Reserve for ' unreported losses.. i v .; .'•". ; 14,329.62
All other liabilities ......:......... 813.33
Total liabilities $435,779.37
INCOME '
Net cash actually received for pre
miums ■......: $702,478.06
Received - from interest < and dividends "
"on bonds, stocks, loans, and from '" •' ■~
'. ■11 other ■•• sources .;.r....... i 27,779.22
Gross profits: on •. sale or maturity of 1 ' .
ledger assets .........;........;.■; 621.00
Agents' >, balances : . previously '. charged ; •. ,
off ? -...................;...;....... /-.■■'.11.10
-"".Total -! income : : ....;.....;.;;..... .$730,789.44
/ ' * EXPENDITURES ■ '
Net; amount 1 paid' for , losses;.; V.'.;... $279,316.18
Expenses of adjustment and ; settle
; iment ' of £. claims. 1,!>03.91
Dividends to . ; stockholders;.' :".:".".' . ".".":": <■' 20,000.00
Paid or allowed » for commission :or
Ttt brokerage v r..' .T-:'.'! 230,630.72
Paid for salaries, fees and other v . > s ;
m charges! for officers." clerks, etc .;.. *" &9.053.83
Paid X' fur .;'; state, n-tlcnal and : local H■/ ■ • <j-;-,;-.= ;
. taxes . 16,961.57
Rents -■■ r.';";;.."".rr;..;............ ■"■ 7,532.54
All other : expenditures .;;.;..t.v::; • 25,660.02
:-.•-.- ■ ' ■•• ' " -..,"
.:. Total - expenditures $C 50.895 67
KUGENK H. WINSLOW. President.
; is S. WILLIAM BURTON,* Secretary. v :
4 Kct>ser!bed and t sworn to ? before \ me, this ; 21et
day of : January. 1913..--vrr:" -'■-■.;'-;--; -
ALBERT H,LAHY, Notary Public, .
H. R. MANN & CO.,
General Agents,
a 3©-341 sangome Street.
sax FRANCISCO. CAU
I^gPTOMCpja^OCRAraBBTOBi
MAY K. NICHOLS. 306-7 Homfeoldt : Bank; bldg.:
M tel. Douglas s 5447—Public I stenographer, legal
;•. ■■„ work, technical y reports, plays, parts, ► cues.
■•• multi-color press work.'--- - "'■'■ "■•■-■<* *•*■«•■ ->»■';-■ •.--=-=■■.■
NEW LUMBER $10, shingles $1.50. rustic $20,
doors $1.10: send lists. SWIFT A CO.. lOtb
f" and Mission sts. • — -
; MATERyiTTIHOMES v _
8. F. LTIXQ ,IN ! HOME. tl»l Oak st.—Adoption.
SBDK. LORD, :vs. phv.; > confmt. $25. i Mkt. 4469.
staSmebog
STAMMER? 53 Method Ito ? care explained " FREE.
U"M. 'L. HATFIELD, ? 1918 Grove. Oakland. CaS.
STAMMERING—Cnre guaranteed; cone, free; est. -
< 525 years. Mrs. M. J. L. Crane. 1902 Dlvlsariero.
THE FILLMORE - BRANCH OF THB ■ CALL tIS
AT 1657 ; FILLMOBE ST.
TSTOBAGE ASP vMOYISG TAJB
AA—LINCOLN WAREHOUSE AND VAN I CO.—
§f Low ' rates: t storage, moving, packing, shipping. j
2.'U6-20 Fillmore i Rt.: phone West 410*. ;; :
EXCURSION rates east on household Roods; $1.75
i%. per * hundred *to ''• Chicago; -through", ear service.
V, ItSKINS VAN * STORAGE CO. "
WILSON i BROS." CO. fireproof.. storage, moving.
Wpacking, shipping. Removed to 1838 Market st.
near llaight: phone Park 271. ->•-■- ; ' ": 's- -.- ,'■'--:
PIERCK-RODOLPII STORAGE ? CO.. 1450 Eddy
Pt.; pbtfne.West S2S. Home 5282-". ' - ..'::..-■'■"■-'
MISSION ■ BRANCH *OF ; THE CALL;; BLAKE'S
: BAZAAR,- 110S VALENCIA ST. .
TAILORS ~~~~
ALTERATIONS, (remodeling done; expert tenors;
"IS, will call. ; CRESCENT, Cl 2 Ellis; Franklin 487» j
TBPggBS
CLARK. GANDION CO.. exclusive truss, elastic
:; hosiery, braces, etc.: i lady aid. >.■ 1108 Market. \ -
~~ WALL PAPER - -~"
WALLPAPER. 4c-5c per roll; house lining. ;3»/4c
per yd.: paint 11.25 gal. c M. MEBIGAN* & CO.,
' 1447 Ellis st. ■;.;;: ■'■.■::-.-' _______________
STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OF THE
TEUTONIA INSURANCE COM
PANY
OF NEW ORLEANS, in the Stat* of LOUISI
' ANA, on the - 31st day of - December. A. "D.
1912.- and for the ; year ending on that day.
♦L- Published i pursuant 'to ■; the provision* of ' see
> tfon , Cll of the Political * Code and compiled
from the : annual statement - filed with the In
: surance Commissioner of.; the State of Call
-3 fornia. -. - » ''*.'-• ■■ '■
' _ CAPITAL ,-; ■;, : -•.'■-- ■• -
Amount:o* capital'stock.' paid op In ; - ".>,.«
ca5h.;:.;.................... .*...'. $550,000.00
-.;■';' ASSETS -.. ■'•;■.; ' ■'-:'/, --
Reel estate owned by company.....' $70,000.00
I Cash 'market value of --all- stocks ■.',.-■•--
■>: and bends owned by company.... 821,738.00
Cash >in ; office.. 1........;.. ... 8,2.8.24
Cash in , banks ... V. .*. v....."........; 77,949.48
Interest do» and accrued.....".:....-:. 120.41
Agents' balances -representing .' busi- : -/
: ness written • subsequent to Octo- ;.-; •■-■■ ■*
■ b-r 1, 1912...................:.. 128,062.08
Total tenet 5...........:........ $1,117,168.21
LIABILITIES J
Louses • adjusted and i unpaid:...... • '- $6,515.00
Losses in process of adjustment oi la - r ~»
a; 5u5pen5e:;..%.'...:;..".":."..-".■;..... r*2"SI"S
Losses resisted, including: expenses -o, 500.00
Unearned premiums. on fire risks . - :
running one year; or less,; 50 per
= cent...'.:..f..%..';.:..:..........' 309,990.84
Unearned I" I 111 II on fire risks run- . , -.
ning more then one vt>sr. pro rata 322,230.14
Estimated taxes hereafter,, payable k
; based upon; this 'year's business.. 6,500.00
Commissions {anil: brokerage * due or ■ :
- to £ become "due... '.". . .".';■. r.v..... . ■ 1,000.00
Reinsurance '-. premiums ':" and • return . ■ >
. premium"........ . - -......... - '*:■■ 8,300.00
All other liabilities .:;....V:.;....':.- 465.00
Total liabilities :..;.......V.- $697,088.77
' ' _ - INCOMB '-;-■■ •'/■ ' "-..'" --['\f
Net cash actually, received for, fire
■ premiums. $868,403.84 j
' Net cash actually received for marine * _ :
•'premiums-:....'.........'..'.. v .*.... '" . 17,235.03
Received from interest and dividend* • v . ■
,: on " bonds, stocks.* loans, ■; and from ~. '■'■■
"■-. all ' other source*.'.."." VZ'.1'."...'.'.". .*. .573.09
Receive for rents .....:..... . ■ 4,500.00
Gross profit. on same or maturity of
ledger a55et5..............:...'... ;■; 1,560.00 I
Gross ■" increase in . book : value of a
-c ledger assets .............:.. .-792.00
Income v from all other sources..... ' 711.02
*' Total income ..';"..;'.... ! -T;.: "....'. $924,775.58
•■■■'•.■.■"*«:■.'"■ '' EXPENDITURES " '
Net amount paid for ; flre losses.... '■> $487,103.16
Net amount paid for marine .losses. ; 3,820.45
Expenses of J adjustment: and settle- . ' - •■-•< *
■«'■ ment of '■ 1055e5...""..":."....'.:...... 8.825.59
Dividends to stockholders..r..;..... 24,870.00
Paid ;or allowed; for • commission or
. br0kerage........... .:...:.... ... 187.287.10
Paid for ■ salaries, fees, and other ~
- charges > for : officers, * clerks, etc. V 62,595.78 j
Paid for state," national and local :
taxes :;;.':"..."...;.'.... 27,879.86
Grot* ■ decrease ? In - book " ■ vain* of « ■■- ■r- - .:■
■' ledger'-a55et5........'. ?:. ..... 13.780.00
Gross loss :on sale or maturity of r»; v
ledger assets. 11,635.00
All other expenditures.....'....:.... 45.288.06
Total expenditures.... $88.*{.055.00
■ .. .. >■ ,-,v.ri,-<-•.■•>••>■;'a ,'■:."■ '■ - Fir*. .'.--;* Marine...-
I Lessen Incurred daring tlie v^
year....... .T......... . .$484,210.95 . $3,820.55
' Risks and Preminms. Fire Risks.. , Premiums.'
Net ■ amount of risk* . .;
written during .the ' >-< v
; year $78,087,810 $1,200,010.41
Net amount of . risks :
~ expired during, the . •
year •-• • • ■ •'• ■•• • - ','- C 0.414,184 1,064,634.84
Net ' amount in : force .'- w *..' ...
December 31.1912..; 91.181.769 J. 200.125.50
Risks and Premiums. Marine Risks. Premiums.
Net r amount .of . risks; - v •- •
written - during - the
year \. ..;;"......... $3,035,134 ■>- $19,175.67
Net amount of risks ; . .; • •
expired during 5 the .- ':• ■ ;
- year ...:.......... &065.1 M 19.175.67
ALBERT P. NOLL.- President.
FRANK LANGBEHN. Secretary. —
B Subscribed. and - sworn jto before me," this 17th
day of January. i 1913.'---- ""■•'-■- , - , .
. GEORGE C. WALSTTE, Notary Public. c -
H. R. MANN & CO., _>
General Agents,( ■
339-341 San»ome Street,
SAN i FRANCISCO, CAJU
■ ';'tT*- ■' United State* Branch -.•■■•"■=■"•-V' , ---:-: '•!
''--;-■' :;i v v '-''- STATEMENT -'-j
OF THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OF THE
LA FONCIERE TRANSPORTS
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PARIS. FRANCE, on the sist day of Deeett- !
ber. :A. D. ••■ 1912, ? and * for j the * year} ending on ■
thai day. Published pursuant to the provisions
iof i feetion ; 611 of 4 tho Political. Code and com- I
,vpiled from the annual statement Hied with the i
Insurance Commissioner of the State of Call- i
. forn.a. -■ ->»..> ■ ; . .-... .- : -. - -"■- ■*. - .--■:
■'■->:-.:■., , v CAPITAL •>";«. ■-"-..'•■•; ■■■
Statutory deposit.. .; ...."...$200,000.00
•<-:--.--- -:? ■ ; ;; . ASSETS, •->;*.;<■.> . '/•: , •.-.-->
Cash market value of all stocks ami : : I
'■-■ bonds owned by company -•.".'.. V'Z'. $211,500.09 i
Cash. In hanks . '.". .Vr.f..v. irr. r.T;i .'..-- » T,3K>.67
Interest due and accrued..........:.; 1,500.00-
Agents*; balances representing, business *' ' ;
written subsequent to October 1, ',"',■;■;■
r 1012 .... r. .V......................; 6,318.80
Bills recelvahlp. 7 not matured, taken *;
for marine risks ....;.......;.-.•:.,y? 1,166.1β
Total assets '.'. ....*'........'.;...: $227,789.57
• - ■■ — LIABILITIES 'i*-. r;.-y i~ ,■-■-.■-
Losses in process of adjuetment or In -- ■
seepenfce ;........:... ft .....'...;.. $13,654.40
Unearned :premiums on Inland naviga- - ■-■■■■ .*-,:
tion rlKke.vDO per,cent.Tr.."...■.:..; 6.804.37
Unearned „ premiums .; on i marine : risks. ' '■ ,
- 100 per centr.'.:.:.T.i.^..:.......-• 1.784 23
Estimated t% taxes ;; hereafter .y payable - .-■■■±*>
upon this year's business..... .1 650.00*
All other liabilities ....:............ v 10.8©
Total 1iabi1itie5.*..:......:......... $22,713.02
,-i r INCOMB ,".-■--, ■*.:> .'>v,v:--
Net cash actually received for marine "
". premiums .•?;*.-;.r. , .;.;.:.....%..;r.. $40,771.03
Received^ from Interest;and; dividend*.-. ; , - «
; on bonds.;stocks, loans and from all V -*'
ether i. 50urce5..........;........... i .-._fi.osS.ei
:-. Total : ; Income ■.-.;;.. ; . :, $49,864.88
EXPENDITURES ,-". : " : ■■■y:r-.~»..
Net amount paid for marine losses... $7,148 48
Expenses. l of adjustment z and settle
--ment B of . losses ..~..."...;*V.V."*.;.;.. \ - -85 80
Paid »or allowed for t-ommission or '
■■,:. brokerage r.:...:..r.i;.■;::.;;.r....: c,714.5»
Paid for salaries, y fees s- and other '■"..■' --- , ■
-■■■• charges for officers, clerks, etc r;:; :''" 4 SS2 26
Paid a for £ state, - national and local ', ..■-.,-.■ '/
; 'taxesr;t^.'T.'iV. '::: ;r;■; .."... .-.-.;..:.■■ ■ 672 53
Cash remitted to home office.:.::.".:.; 25 77* 94
All other expenditures.:......'.;...... ' 627^44
Total expenditures. .... .• T. .."...... $45,52».7©
Murine
LossM ; lncurred drtrlne ; the year. '. .... $13.46S S3
P.ISKS AND f PREMIUMS C r- ■
Marine Risk. Prumlaaw
Net amount of risks writ
s-s ten during the year.;r. $10,546,123 : $43,413 fia
Xet amount of risks ex
pired during the year.'..; 11,231,971 77753
Net I amount ;In * force De- .
cember 81. 1812 .. T. 4»8.657 13,003.00
T. BERTSCBM_»N
- -M ■ 4 : -: vi v^.'*\ General • Agent and Attcrae».
: i Subscribed and sworn <to '; before jme 1 thisf 13th
day :of /February ;i 1913. <• - ■ ■
v > EDWIN F. COREY,
Commissioner ;of Deed* for : California *in a New
York. " , " •
H. R. MANN & CO.,
General Agents.
339-341" Saasome Strt**,
SAM FRANCISCO, CAL. • j
AUCTION SALES
E. CURTIS
AUCTIONEER
!Of flee and - Salesroom." Van *' NaM r at Sacramento.
\~ Pbone ? Franklin ? 2204. ; The old : established
?i house Sof - ; CURTIS —No connection ; with * any
branch.
NEW WAGE SCALE
FOR DERRICK MEN
Fifteen Union Men Are
Fined for Working With
Nonunions
President of Sheet Metal
Workers' Alliance Praises
District Workers
-<tf£jgS[sSw The Building
Trades' Council has
■' - been notified that P.
J. Leary has been elected business
agent for the United Laborers' Asso
ciation. ~ '.' '.',:';."'■ . /• \' :
The Bridge and Structural . ; Iron
Workers' union, local No. 31, has sub
mitted to the ! council a new wag* scale
for its members who operate derricks
On stone work. ;
Fifteen members of various unions,
affiliated with the council who were
found guilty of working ; with non
union men on jobs, were fined one day's
pay each, it being their first offense.
'i The ;; council indorsed ■; the request of
the 'Sheet Metal Workers' Alliance,
local No. 104, that when a Saturday pay
day falls on a legal holiday, the men
shall be paid -on the Friday before,
so as not to have to wait a week to
obtain wages. . •
P. Vaughn, J. C. Kloos, Edward T.
Fuller, O. W. Frederiekson and William
Miskel of the board of trustees sub
mitted a report for the first quarter of
the year showing the receipts and ex
penditure?, and in this there Is the
following concerning- W. H. Urmy, the
secretary-treasurer: "The members of
the board highly compliment the sec
retary treasurer for the efficient, cour
teous and businesslike manner 'in
which he ha* conducted his office."
* * #
M. O. Sullivan, general president of
the Amalgamated Sheet* Metal Work
ers' International Alliance, who recently
visited this city in an official capacity
in his report for the last quarter says:
■ Aivery pleasant feature attending my Tintt to
San Francises was the opportunity to attend the
regulari monthly meeting of the State District
Council: of Sheet Metal Workers.: I have beard
much of district "councils and have !at ■ various
times witnessed their, methods *of doing busi
ness,' but in my opinion it wonld be well worth
wliile for some of them to pattern after the
California State District; council. It not only
does 'things,. but; does them -in such a manner
that good results., invariably follow. It vis
strong for i discipline, and zin < view, of j that fact
ii is; only on ;very, rare ■ occasions , that ; a local
affiliated with" the council violates its laws and
decisions.: In conducting , its . business the '■ laws
of * the ' International alliance' are strictly ad
hered to. "-, ■-".' : - : .~;-'-?c'< ". ; . j .■•"!•.•■*■
; At the last meeting , of local No. 115
of : the .Amalgamated Meat : Cutters and
Butcher i Workmen iof North ~ America,
resolutions were adopted condemning
the manner ff in ;;. which \ prisoners ; are
•punished in the penitentiary at San
Quentin, ; and calling for reforms in
that direction.
; The local, after a protracted discus
sion, voted to purchase bonds of the
Labor Temple association, the amount
to "be decided upon at a subsequent
meeting. '.'. -* ' /'...;, : - " T •>'„-"-.
It was reported that the slaughter
house men in "Butchertown," South
San Francisco, have : been organized
into a local, i that it has been |instituted
and the officers installed for the cur
rent term. -
It was reported that the differences
between.the journeymen butcher work
ers of local No. 120 of Oakland and the
employers Is :in process >of settlement
and it is ' expected that in a few
days eveything will go on as before
the trouble, with better conditions for
the journeymen. \
MWIiMTHFfTfWf * * «
Leonard McKvoy and Daniel C. Mur
phy will represent the Web Pressmen's
local of this city in the international
convention that is to meet in Hales
Springs, Term., June 16.
■Vv "■ '' -■ '■ -' "■*.. . ; *. ■ -■ ,; •* --
Local No., 131 of the Garment Work
ers on last Thursday night ordered $80
paid to 7 members reported ; sick ; and in
itiated :a ! class of five candidates for
membership. -- .
_\ Mrs. Fremont Older will address a
meeting of workingmen and women, to
morrow S night, 'in * Woodmen's hall )• in
Seventeenth street. She ; will ' tell .of
her Investigations :ad observations in
West Virginia, where i the miners I have
had trouble with the mine owners and
where j "Mother y, Jones." ;■: the miners',
friend, 'was imprisoned and tried by
court martial. - ..:■;■ \ --. .■ .'. v ' -
STATE POLYTECHNIC TO
CELEBRATE TENTH YEAR
June Commencement Will
Mark Epoch in San Luis
Obispo Institution
(Special; Dispatch to] The Cell)
g: SAN { LUIS OBISPO. May ; 2.—With the
closing of .;the school year, June 12 and
I 13, the California Polytechnic school
I will complete its tenth ; year. The
I close of this decade will he marked
Iby a celebration in keeping-^ with the
•nature of the '• state institution, wHich ! .
[ offers 'courses in agriculture, mechanics
i and household arts. w '.<■ : <"
'. The ' young 'i men - and .women grad-
I uates who.,; hare 5;: been t making Rood
jin the communities to which they have
I gone, in this and other states, : are
; working with the local community and
i the school to I make this graduation
season ; mark an epoch in the growth
;of the institution.': ' : v
I?|The; display of work done in each
department will be one of the features
of the year end exhibition. June 12
will be set;aside 1 for reception of vis
itors f. and } inspection ? ; of the ; schools
work. Besides this exhibit the work
of the mechanical students? will -be
shown- in electrical illumination dur
ing- the evenings, and the work of
each department .will ,he represented
by floats designed to illustrate t-ome
features of work in each of f the de
partments. /";■";;.-. \:'s; :■::'- ■■;/'■'-
A local committee directed by At
torney M. Gregg is assisting the
school officials with the general plans.
The : county board of supervisors has
appropriated $500 and the board '?£ of
city commissioners sof San Luis Obispo
has given $250 for the celebration.
AUCTION SALES
Mm I. LEVY~AUCTION CO.
V:H Office and ! Salesroom. 855 jMission, st. _
PayiltotebMt price for aU Unto of %% inT ca ]
merchandise, etc:*,. Houses - bonght iin we
tirety. '•» Good* sold on commission. f ■'•.
-; :.; Phoue —Slitter 1203. • " .
115-HORSES-115
AT AUCTION
Wednesday, May 7, 1913
«* will "£lf one hundred end Mfeea b^f' 1 <£ » ■
purpose horses-from th* W. i. Xlsew* B»neU «■
Southern Oregon. These liorw* range from i,""
i.. ■ l.«**> po«B<le. t rem fear •tv eight y"trir ■
Many of .-them are £ broten to work. hVrn*«*
iieav> boBP.I storfe, fet and ready for the nerne-s.
St»x;k;r*ady for lnepeetloa Monday. - . ~-..
" Sale takes place ; Wednt-eday, May T. ■"
a. m., at t3. B. Ileraa's • Sales i *r<l. oarnpr
Tenth and Bryant rus.. S. r >'» oqt*id« norsi-*
, wanted. W 11. llur.U. AutUoß**r.
TO* Market St., ■. F.
ARRIVED! £&
; New kit of. 25 head Ip and hories. ages 4 to
■ ?; weipht 1,200 to 1,e.">0 lbs; poe«l9 for «sy "*>"•»
i work; well broken.; Among them. a .few f 0 ™-
■ chunky team#, seTerel farm borf«?s. etc.: at .*>■»
and 340 Fell st. Tel. Market SST7. . Jaa. Levy.
NEW TIMBER FIRM
LARGEST ON COAST
Yosemite Lumber Company
Absorbed by $5,000,000
Corporation
Bullock Tract Above Merced
to Supply Logging for
Fifty Years
(Special Dispatch to The Call)
MERCED, May 2.-—Announcement
was made here today by O. W. Lehmer,
general manager of the Tosemite Val
ley Railroad company, of the launch
ing of one of the biggest lumbering
enterprises on the Pacific coast, in the
absorption of the . Tosemite Lumber
company by a $5,000,000 corporation,
which will bear the same name. The
new company's lumbering operations
will be extensive made possible by the
purchase of 20,000 acres of pine timber
land, known as the Bullock tract, and
regarded by lumbermen as one of the
finest pine timber tracts in the coun
try. ■ -'■:. ---( .. ; ; . : •-;:;.;
; The original holdings.of. the Yosem
ite Lumber company consisted of 7,500
acres,] containing 375,000,000 feet of
lumber. > The new holdings of \ the new
company contain 1.300,000,000 feet of
lumber, while adjacent to their hold
ings ; are 20,000 acres of government
timber land from which the company
can ; acquire the stumpage, making; a
total "... of 2,750,000,000' feet ;ofi lumber.
This means a 50 years' cut of 70,000,0" J.
feet per year, or 4,500 carloads of lum
ber each year, IS carloads each * day.
The i'new "holdings are t . on ; the.',north.
side of the Merced river above Merced #
falls on the "line of the Yosemite Val
ley railroad. X This is opposite the
present operations of the /Yosemito
Lumber company.' Another Incline. I' 2
miles long, will be built and will con
nect with a lumber track into the tim
ber belt, which, eventually, will be 20
miles long. Work ;of construction will'
commence at once, and will :be com
pleted early - next spring.
.1 The J capacity of the company's mill
at Merced Falls will .be doubled. From
750 to 1,000 men will be "employed.:
The newly acquired timber land was
purchased from J. !E. Danabor, John
Blodgett a,nd the Arthur Hill company
The directors of the new Yosemit ■
Lumber company 1 are F. M. Fenwlck,
San Francisco; James Tyson, president
of the : Charles Nelson Lumber com
pany, San Francisco; F. O. Drumm.
capitalist, San Francisco; E. 11. Cox.
manager of the Madera Sugar Pine
company, Madera; C. 11. Pennoyer,
president of the Pacific Lumber com
pany, : San Francisco; H. W. Jacobsor.
president of the ; Northern Redwood
Lumber company, and H. C. Barroll,
vice president of Clark L. Pool &
Co.. Chicago.
The new company was incorporated *
under the - laws of Delaware, with a
capitalization of 115 > 000,000 > .
SEASON NOW OPENING
IN YOSEMITE VALLEY
Hotels at Various Points
Have Been Receiving
Visitors
; RAYMOND. May 2.—With the swell
ing of buds and waterfalls all the Yd-;
semite is stirring ; with, new- lif*. its
j population has doubled within a.' week.
J The village and its environs now re
| semble a boom mining camp. \: .1 The
[stages roll in with full cargoes" and
; passenger lists. # ! New arrivals are
! pitching their, tents and swinging • axes
'-. visibly or audibly in the forest. v
•.There have" been many visitors at the
hotels In the Yosemite and at .rWawbna
and IEI ; Portal, ; for > travelers are learn
ing that Aprtl and May tn the Yosemite
are delightful months. _~ V ' \ iy -v-S/tv'
However dry the lowlands.become in
May and June, nature. in the -Yosemite
National park will be her own sweet
eelf ,\ for here ■ '.'spring's;green*witchery"
lingers lato into summer. . Nor " does
j thereseem r a sign iof drought. T>eep
j snow blankets : the; canyons* heads tin
j fttrSefeftf quantity to instire a copious
flow of cascading water, not aioncv for
I the pleasure seekers' satisfaction, hut
for the needs of the Irrigation districts:
In Yosemite villagers and visitors'
[ alike are. expressing their regret that
they .. are . soon \to ; lose. Colonel W. W.
Forsyth. who for ■■ the ? last ■ four years,
in his capacity of superintendent of Uμ
j park, has s carried "out many : substantial
; improvements. Roads have been ma-
I cadamized 5 and repaired, ■. new and >"en-'
: trancing , -trails have been constructed
by the supervisor. Gabriel Sevulew?k>,
Ito numerous scenic points. * ; '
i Colonel Forsyth, in accordance with
the rules: of ; the servire. will; return to
his* regiment, the First ; cavalry, on
■ July I. The work he has accomplished
In the utilisation of 4 thie wonder
land will remain :as a .'monument : ; to : his
memory. On May 1 Ills -successor/* Major'
: Littlebrandt, arrived to take charge of
; the park. "< x ■ -. ■
■:: Auto stages ; u are , now r running from
Raymond ~. to Wawona. >'•> The ' comfort
able, ;; easy going, old . fashioned - ve
hicles are still doing business on the
same ■ old route * from the Maripos* big
tree grove to the Yosemiti. '

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