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THE - SA^T -FRANCISCO CALU; MONDAY, OCTOBER 17;^9Jb
LATIN REPUBLICSSHOW GOOD WILL
The delegates from the United Statesrvere,
'besides Professor. Moses, Henry
White, former ambassador/ to France;,<V)\onel K. H. Crowder, Lewis
-Nixon,
"John Bassett Moore, a noted interna-tional lawyer: Prof. Paul F." Reinsch,Prof. David Kinley, and Charles LamarQ.uintiro. . -. The conferences are held at Irregu-lar intervals of four or five years.' Thenext, will be in five, years. ;.
"In that country, as in Argentina,we found friendship for America. Itxvas tbe same in all the nations wevit-ited, or were in touch with at theBuenos Aires meeting." •
-department at Washington credentialsas. ministers plenipotentiary on specialmission to the centennial at "Chill. ]n
.that country we were received by thepresident: a palace was set aside forour entertainment, and. we were madethe guests of the nation. During mystay in that state Istudied the poli-tics, attending a 'convention of one ofJhe parties when candidates for pres-ident and other offices • were: chosen.
.The dignity and order of the conven-tion impressed me greatly.
"The delegates were given royalhospitality,' The ejgftt men from theUnited States received -from the state
••Regarding the opening of the Pan-ama canal, the conference decided toleave arrangements of celebration toHie governing board of the conference.This is composed of the ministers ofthe nations at Washington. They willprepare whatever international'dem-onstration will take place when thewafers of "the oceans meetHOSPITALITY IS ROY.VI,
•The conference was held in the newtpaia.ee of justice at Buenos Aires. Thedelegates had been invited by theArgentine government, which was thehost. Only Bolivia was not represented,tut that was because of the Bolivianrelations with Argentina, not becauseof hostility to the conference. Work-ing according to the program, the dele-gates took up the various subjects andprepared treaties and resolutions. Thenction of the committee Is in no wayfinal, as the acts must be approved bythe governments.
"As for the attitude of the LttinAmerican republics' toward the Monroedoctrine. Ifound them not hostile.They have l#-arucd to fear no aggres-jSiOß^bsf the United States, and now lookupon this country as a friend. -ThatIconsider the greatest accomplishment<\u25a0! the conference
—the promotion of
amicab'e relations between this coun-try and its neighbors. The same re-Milt oajr.o as between the other na-tions of the continent, p'or instance,hs a consequence of the conference,difference* between Brazil and Argen-tii»a have been adjusted. In those na-tions, as in a"l! the larger nations rep-resent *6, 1found a spirit of friendshipfor our country had taken the place«>f suspicion. When the Monroe doc-inno was being discussed, the delr-pr; t-s wore generally in favor of thatprinciple of our diplomacy.BOLIVIA XOT HEPRESE.MED
*T"he Monroe Doctrine was dis-russed,"' said Professor- Moses, "butthe^delegates took no formal action onthis. The larger nations, which ap-preciate the significance of that doc-trine. wer<* in favor of adopting reso-lutions, and such would have been theaction but for the difficulty encoun-tered in defining the doctrine. Fear-ing arbitrary language would notmerely give the essence of this doc-trine, but would transgress furtherinto th* diplomatic field, the delegatesdropped thf- subject. Itwill be dealtwith, probably, by a future conference.
."V BERKELEY, Oct. I*s.—Prof. Bernard
i Moses, head of the department of po-
litical science at the University of Cali-fornia, arrived home today from Bue- \. nos Aires. \vhe"re he served as one of1
riolght delegates from thip country to'
the jntprnational conference of Ameri-can ?tates. In his stay in the south--em continent, he accompanied his oon-
\u2666 frores as ministers plenipotentiary, tothe ceni^nnial celebration of the in-flependence nf Chili, investigated po-
;.I'tical conditions in two South Ameri-r ran rfpObliCS and studied the relations'
botwpen tills nation and its Latinneighbors.
v Recoprnized as an authority on these'Subjects. Professor Moses returned with
a significant report of the work of theconference. He assigns as its great- |pyt achievement its tendency to weld >
jt?more closely the countries of thisf hemisphere. Not only have differences
of South American states been clearedand grievances righted as the resultof tfte B'jpnos Aires meeting, but Pro-fessor; Moses points out that a better
' uri^prstanclins' of the attitude of thisrouatrjr toward the southern nationsis being promoted. The conventionvras a harmonious gathering, and theLatin peoples, appreciating more ade-
. qviately the policy of protection, which1p the backbone of American diplo-macy, are looking in more receptivemood toward the United States.
WlLli. INCREASE TRADEThis influence, «S Professor Moses
found, will increase. The conference. 1
following a program which was laiddown by diplomatic representatives ofthe nations, adopted resolutions andframed treaties, to be ratified by thegovernments of the continent, calcu-lated to bring freer commercial rela-tions and more conciliatory diplomaticrelations.
Four matters of deep concern toevery nation were taken up by thedelegates, according to program. In20 states it is considered certain that
-the path prepared'by the conference
will b*> followed. Only one nation, Bo-livia, did. not participate in the" meet-ing, sending no delegates because ofstrained relations between that gov-ernment and Argentina, which stoodhost to the PI men assembled. The,resolutions which the delegates will
s-.;h:r.it to their governments for. en-'\u25a0forocrnent provide:
Uniformity in consular certificates, to affordbetteo rpsrularjoo of ousroos dutios.
IntematMOa] oopyrirht. provisions for whichwi"n> dratvn up by the delegates and recom-nipnii'vj.
Tnt'-rnaTionsU sanitation. relating to thepniKiViirijrof infemnd i><>rts.
Prpedom of nation on tbe continentwhich builds it« own ships to enter tbe coast-- nij^Tri=<l#> of *r,y other nation.
Arbitration was discussed -by the\u25a0 d^lfgates. hut. no action •was advised
for Ihe reason that the program laiddnwn for the conference omitted thatproblem.
DHOP MONROE DOCTRIXB
Important Treaties Arrangedand Disputes Settled at
Conference
Professor Mors^e Tells of Friend*ship of Southern Nations
for United States
While quarreling over' the settlementfor a round of drinks Charles Stewart,*
4 Sixth street, was stabbed .twice Jhjlho abdomen by HaryWayTe.lS4' Sixthstreet, who is being sought by-the]po-lice. Stewart is at the central'emer-gency hospital, where tt Is'Baidhe r wlllrecover. \u25a0
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and Assailant Escapes.Charles Stewart is Wounded
DRINKING BOUT ENDSIN STABBING AFFRAY
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BIRTHS, MARRWC3ES, DEATHSXFEMALE HELP^WANTED'--;
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--AT:MME.'ANDRE'S, 1044 I-afkin;st.—First classI'.German \u25a0 cook. \u25a0 $45;\u25a0;infant's jnurse," ?35;jFrenchj/second ;and jchildren,"- for^Tacoma.* $3-">:.nurse,11i"Jchild/TandJ upstairs,*^ Mara island,,, ?2^;
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-seeond,:. \u25a0 pirl.;;$30:.' po«k 'iand \u25a0 small ._ family.1';;?3.>:?- French' nurse, -.country.- $35:- first J class; waitress; iniust .'do .sewing;?. s3,">: German^nur-|pprr eoTerness'rand . seamstrpsx, $35;i'young;--,girls for -housework. $30 and. 535." . 'i--y£.-'-\u25a0 \u25a0- -rr : .• : / . '.•\u25a0•\u25a0 -V- \u25a0•\u25a0'\u25a0GIRLS TO MARR OVERALLS. ,PAID SALARY
: WHILEj LEARNING.LEVI STRAUSS '&.C0..,:3D "AND CLAY STS.':.-" ? .-APP.LYTO MR.-DA VIS;.
- -LADY*reporter 'w.ho- has*had experience writing- 'society •• news . among,- the upper 400 .in'-. San
-. Francisco. ;-.-, Reply,"- stating jage; '.; experience,address,' phone number," P. > O.;box 104, Berke-
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LADIF.S, Jeam hair dressinz iatCAT.IF. COI^\u25a0 'I.EGEOP, HAIR DRESSING;and. Beauty Cul-
ture; diplomas nnd; formulas given:;individualinstruction. 19fi7^ M«rkPt rsfi. bet. Sth nnd 6tb.
BUSINF^SS snap :|dry goods, and furnishing store
Int a good corner. .at a bargain, f with1 fihouse keeping"rooms;'reasonable]rent. v 2097/•;.Market- St.: ,/. .-.\u25a0;\u25a0;':./:/-• >': :'-'\u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0": '"\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0-, \u25a0"'. ~'X~' '
LEARN hair dressing. \u25a0 manicuring, lialr working./ massajre: easy tprmsr evenins classes. The; Npw -Milflrpfl.Hair Parlors. 130 Oeary. st.'-.' ;
MIDDLE-AGED woman -for office "work;-"Apply19?to 10 a. m.,at.Noe Valley Star office, 24th;-nnd;Castro sts."- -.\u25a0-\u25a0 \ '\u25a0>'_ \u25a0
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: .EXPF.RIENCED woman book :keeper wanted: no-;• opolica tion * will-be considered, "without . goodj references.' ~Addreps ;P. O.: b0.r"473. r San Jose.
WANTED—Young lady, to assist billing"clerk:'must be quick- at flsurps:. state refptences and
;'..salary. :Address -box 2491. Call ;offlee. :BUSINESS house" has opening offprlng \u25a0 splendid. advancement for '/ambttious \u25a0: nnd .-.energetic'V woman:references required.'•;Box:24ST, Call.FINISHERS and sewers 'on. ladies' cloaks and
-\u25a0'' suits:* steady work and good wages. !Apply L..\u25a0\u25a0 :HOR.VlTZ.a42,Sansome st.\* •. : \u25a0 '..--. \u25a0'•-•\u25a0"\u25a0
TEACHER for country; also Idepartment grades.ESTERLY. ;717:Market St.. San Francisco.
EXPERIENCED ladr,:spotter and finisher.TERKELSON. & HENRY. 1220 Market st.
TWO > girls .for,a cigar factory -to attend store. . nnd ;-make cigars.; Ill'Sth- st. ;' -\u25a0'EXPBRIKNCET) -chambermaid "wanted;- BALD-
WIN\u25a0; HOUSE.", 74: fitb st:: wages $40 mo. & r.YOUNG lady:vexppriencpd .wrapper;
'permanent
'/ • position. - Box:2493. .Call office. ; , :WANTET>^-Youne ;ladles- to train Tor nurses;"/ nai<l while learning. \u25a0• 919 Bnr«h Kt... Oakland.
FIRST. CLASS waist finishers and .apprentices\u25a0 wanted nt 1407 .Laguna = st. . ,. i
BARBERS ANDjSUPPLIESBARBERS, //ATTENTION—We fcnve on hand
about 28 second hand chairs of different make*.. such as \u25a0 Kochs,'
Hanson. Kern, etc.; \u25a0 that we:
-took in exchange ,for Dew Koken .chairs. ''We
:• have put these-chairs in
-first »class condition,
andiare sellinrtbem- EXACTLY for the sameprice as we allowed for them. . Come and get
."a bargain while.they last; '."; - - *
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'\u25a0; DECKELMAX BROS.. Inc.,\u25a0
'• '-'"'\u25a0'.'\u25a0 - Barbers', Supnlies. •*\u25a0•*"
/, .162-164 -Turk: St.. S. F.. Cal. ,
NEW. AMSEL.I [* ':Tbe best razor for barbers* 'use- Why?-'Be-
/ cause it's made of Wardlow .atetl. which isthe finest razor steel known to science, suitablefor;wet or dry 3 hone: • price •S2, •cuaranteed.PACIFIC BARBER SUPPLY. CO.. 962 Market.
WANTED—Men and; women -to. learn bartering.We teach In.B weekn. No limit to time. Call, S. F. BARBER COLLEGE, .790 Howard st.near 4th. !. / :
BARBER'S junion. 148—Reconsideration of In-\u25a0 ,dorsement of a canrtWßte Ifor governor; also
amendments. /CHARLES KOCH, secretary.
JOSEPH KUENTZ,' formerly j4 -,O'Farrell and-10'3d st., would/like to"*bay half. Interest ingood :shop. Box 4529. Call. 1651;Fillmore St.
LOCATION In East st.; rent ?15; new. barber'
"chairs, mirrors; also second hand chairs;- non-/ forfeiting. lease. .394- Hayes st.: tel.' Park 1242
FOR sale^—2 eliair barber shop: good trade: soo<llocation: rent' ?!•*•'- per. month: no water bill;
-price $17.".. 401 Sth st.; Oakland. .. \ / :.
BIG BARGAIN—Two chair Fhop at :527. Tele-graph, •ay.; Oakland;; must/ sell this: week onnccount >of/sickness. , \u25a0
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Barber shop.- fnrnished: 2 chair out-,.fitrcheap.;F." F. HUNT, 1004 J. st.,-Sacra-'.mento. '
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• -4 -QHAIR. Market st. barber shop: lons lease;; transient- trade; reas. ;fine'flxtures. STOLTZ,.731 Market st. ...;: .:...' i.BARBER \u25a0 shop ;for /.sale: good location. 417*4;\u25a0 "Bth' st... Oakland.' bet. Broadway and Franklin..
BARBERS' Protective Union—
Employment secre-,-;,tnry,.W.r BARONS 77S Mkt.: phone. Knr.- 5354.
FTRST'
classT'barber -wanted:' 167 >rafket st."WE are now bantlllDg Barbers' chairs and fur-*,nlture. At,BAUER'S." 59 O'Farrell st.
BARBER wantPd. steady. 112 Third st.'
BARBf^R sliop for sale: "goon location; doinggood business. 2002 Mission .st. --
BARBER shop:"fir«t'^. class; for sale. :cash or
pasy terms. Call 641 Vallejo'st.. . '_:'
WANTED—Steady, sober \u25a0 and reliable barber.1227 Capitol av.,.'lnglpsldp.;\u25a0"
TWO chair barbPt shop for sale; rent $10; livingi room. _ 2"7SP Folsom st. \u25a0\u25a0-"' \u25a0\u25a0 : \u25a0 .MANICURIST^ wanted. . Crocker Annex Barber
Shop. 630 Market st; , /TWO: CHAIR, shop .for 'sale; price $100.. 46S• College- ar.. Oakland.- v ,
•GOOD' barber: wanted; steady; to start- today.• 612 Clay .st.:, ; :- ."- -
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BOOTBLACK stand for. sale at 765 Market St.;cheap 'rent. \u25a0-
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SALESMEN ANDSOUCITORS
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Two reliable stock: salesmen; give age. ex-.perlence and references ;*Important opportunity
. for men of ability. -Box .491," Call office. . •-.
AGENTS WANTEDBUSINESSMAN who Is sroing' to- England willJ execute commissions. .-Box.'2003. Call' office.
-COMPETENT advertising solicitor "wanted for a
responsible^ position./;\u25a0; 277 rMonadnock :bldg.
PHONE PAC. DOUGLAS 3532. HOME C-46G5,531 GRANT AY.—ASIA"EMPT.' OFFICE FCR-
» NISHES BEST AND COMPETENT.JAPANESE\u25a0 AND CHINESE HELP^ OF ALL;KINDS. ;•
-AAAA—CANTON Bureau of 'Information
—Chl-
?: nese 'servants :contracts for resorts.•
Cantont § Bank |bldg.. 649 Kearny :st.;;phone Sutter 118.
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\u25a0 Largest '\u25a0\u25a0 Japanese?Mnd 'Chinese-employment
.office In city. T.TTAMURA C0...1G12 Laguna.
A. ,S.- HORI.s- reliable -' Japanese-Chinese '- helppromptly open day and night. \u25a0•;:1743
/ Sutter st. PHONES— WEST 2R03.. S2SO3; sAAAAA-OSCAR HATSUMI. 1513 Geary St.". tel.-West 5658. S-40SS. .Best help: carefully «se-
..:\u25a0' lected :guaranteed. •:;\u25a0; ,-[. :•,•.! \u25a0//;/., • / ;. /"
%H.'. W. HONG,'- Chinese 'employment office,1 805! Webster ;st.;; Oakland:' phone Pekln;2s.
J. •CONN, "\u25a0 Chinese v employment ~-bureau.'
'Phone
'Douglas 3166: .;Home C5095.y/7f>f. :Clay st.-STAR -.emp.'i offlce:1? Japanese-Chinese Ihelp.. iW."
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RENT^HAXHyACANTVROpMA'small \u25a0 wan t\u25a0> ad in The ;Call -"willdo It quickerthan- a dozen signs plastered on -•ur windows
•v"and • which *spoil \u25a0\u25a0 the; looks of / your 1home be-fr- sides, ft*Phone -;Kearny 86 - for ;aa ad man to
'V*calls and ;see /yon. -\u0084-\u25a0\u25a0" ;-:.._-\u25a0". -.-.\u25a0,\u25a0 /_..\u25a0.-.'; •\u25a0.'.\u25a0'.
-ROOMS TO LETFTJRXISBED '.:AND;," UNFURNISHED
A*COZY homeTf or, respectable .ladles. 1130 sMary:5Mar-y:ket jBt.*,jnearISth.T under • auspices ;of,:the ,SAL-IVATION;ARMY;ielegantly. furnished; jevery
&modern vconvenience; ;steam -beat,- electric lightmand elevator service; 'spotlessly, clean;; centrally:vv located ;ithoroughly.homelike ;,telephone MarketW; 1349;. pricea-' very|moderate,''.* ranging,; from*23c;/*Jper;nlgbtr up;« special • rates \. by .-- the "week 1or.i;;month. ;Sees matron;,] room 33.v^--": \u25a0 \"~.•::'~
BUSH;st.;* 365, \u25a0 nr.1Kearny-—Large routside rms.,'ivhot;and -.water; \rent
-reasonable. :;uit;'i;i
BUSH;gt.'.t1671— Doublel room,Vsultable |for manMand |wife or \u25a0 two1men;-also room .for:a,woman";-, withjprivilege joftkitchen.'i /. .\u25a0./ \u25a0'. i> • :-.i. >
BEAVER -:sL;ji14,*:nr. v Noe,',and £ 16th—Large,1t§nicely|farnuhed |roomiin;upper.flat."? §7^month.CAl'P.'ft-Vy^S—Newly' fnrnished i.parlor> suite:• <>- piano.'XPas i]grate's electricity ,*» hot g. and .coldsj wator;ireasonably ;»' gentlemen •only;:no.signs.'g|
bE\VEYjSHOUSE.^4thf and* Howard—AlLmodernv.iconveniences ;300 ',rooms;* 3."tc:to;Slldaj-.i^2 toa tweek;f rppibaths;; Howard or..4thi st/i cars.*-
\u25a0 EDI>Y.( st.vj.l23fi—-Sunny'J front::room:^ gas; T.bath, 1-.« phone;
*la rgejcUisct ;\u25a0%pri.va f.p11amily;% ?2 ..week. :
GROVE? st.;- 676-»-Furnishedi.:room la" quiet .' faui-'\u25a0\u25a0"x ily;/gea tlemaa ;. sl.so ;Week. . --,-J a '\u25a0-. >.. •. • • "
o'clock, at
-the '. chapel'-- of "the,v Odd
-Fellows'''
crematory ,V.lo27-«Point Lobos avenu?.' -.'. .»<'KENDALL-^-In this city, October l.r>.••'l9lo.":Henryr>.••'1910.":Henry'. I>>e KeDdnll. •'.brother of "Mrs.';E.,E. vWindliam. «nd :Krank-and. Mar- Kondallj-a natlve-o*
TJtookton. Cal.i.;> .;* .-.,\u25a0->.., •-..;\u25a0../..\u25a0. -.•.•( Friends :are "respectfully, invited toItlie, funeral services tomorrow (Tuesday");. Oct-
ober IS;1910. at 10 o'clwk n. m.r athis latoresidence.- IC6O Grove > stroet. \u25a0
' / . ,MOSES— ln, this
'ilty.'October 15. 1010. JosephMoses.. a»native of Russia,^ aged: o7, years. • ;
Friends and'acquaintances arc- respectfully
invited*to attend; the funeral today (Mon-/.day 1,-' October *17. nt-2:30 o'clock p.'-tn.. -from'the parlors of Ilalsted .&:Co.. 024 Fillmorestreet.-, Intorment; Hills ofEternity rrrnef-ei-y,"'by electric car from-Thirteenth and
'West Mls-
•. slon streets.- : \u25a0 \u0084* ,-\ \u25a0 :;-. ;;- ' •.
O'CONNELL—In .White /River; Junction. • Vt..", September., 29. .1910; Catherine; /.beloved" wife',of \u25a0'\u25a0 tlie.slate. James O'Connell;- andmother "of James P.:and Lucy E. O'Connell 1andMrs. Margaret White; and sister J of'the UateEllpn Hill, and aunt of Mrs. William GudehnsIand Mlsg- FrleilaGudehus.: a. native of?Bally-
longford. County Kerry, Ireland.'*
O'LEABY—Injthis city, October :14; 1910. -Tim-othy Joseph, beloved son of TJraothv andIMar-garet IO'Leary, \u25a0 and brother of Gerald. Kath-
\u25a0 leen and^ John O'Leary, "and 'cousin' of Nonie: Snlllvan. a native of San Francisco, Cal., aged16 years; . , ./ , . \u25a0 ;..--*
' -Tlie funeral will' take pl»>ce today ;(Mon-i
day), October 17, at 8:30 o'clock a.> m..'- from'the parlors of. J. C. O'Connor &C0..>770-Turk
1 street: thence 1to-Sacred Henrt (church/ whereIj a•: requiem.;hlch, mass \u25a0? will be celebrated Jor
the repose of his. foul.1 commencing at 9 o'clock. a.m.' Interment Holy;Cross cemetery. - ,O'NEILL-—In this city," October 14. : 1910,
Stephnn, dearly beloved brother of - JeremiahO'Neill, and lovljig.cousin of Patrick Crowley,,a native of Skibbercen; County Cork, Ireland,
aged 21 years 9 months and 18 days/ A mem-ber of.Division No. S. A.- O; H. in A.
Friends and acqunintances »re resnectfnllyinvited to attend the funeral today (Mon-. day), October 17. at 9:15 a; m.'.' from the par-lors of Mcßrearty & McCormick. 915 Valenciastreet near Twentieth: thence- to-St. Brisld'schurch, .:wh?re' a requiem ;hish
"mass will-be. celebrated for . the irepose .of .his potil,: com-. mencinc at 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery.' ,/MEMBERS OF DIVISION NO. 5. A> O. H.
\u25a0 IN A.: You are hereby requested to be pres-, ent at the parlors of.- Mcßrearty & McCor-
mick. 915 Valencia street near Twentieth, atf> a. m. sharp, today (Monday). October17. .to attend the funeral of our late and be-. loved brother. Stpnben O'Neill-
! -.JAMES .T.BARRY, President.
\u25a0 T.T.:HEFFERNAN. Secretary.-
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OV/ENS—In this city.'October 14,"1910. Bridget.Moved wife of the late Peter Owens, andlovlnjrmother of Mrs. Fred Markgraf and Mrs.Elizabeth Meyer, a native of Ireland. ;•
Friends and' acquaintances >re rpsnectfnlly
invited to attend the jj fnnpral \u25a0 today '.(Mon-day); October 17. 1910. Nt 9:30 o'clock a.- m..from the residence .of her. daughter. Mrs. FredMarkjrraf., 2476 Post street: thence to St.Dominic's -church, where a solemn requiemhigh mass' will-be celebrated for tlie reposeof her soul, commencing at 10 o'clock. Inter-ment Holy Cross cemetery. . ,;. :-
PABK£it—ln this city. October 16, 1910. Cath-erine, widow of \u25a0 Samuel ;M. Parker
'andmother of B. H. Carroll. Mrs. G. T..Johnsonand John Parker, a native of County Cavan,Ireland, aged 71 years. "
Friends arc. respectfully invited to attendthe "funeral services tomorrow (Tuesday). Oc-tober 18. 1910. at 9 a. m.. at Holy Crosschurch, whpre a solemn requiem mass will be<celebrated for the repose of her soul. Inter--ment private. Remains at the chapel of X.Gray & Co., 219S Geary street. .
PASTENE— In this city. October IG. 1910. Anto-\u25a0' nlo.' <learly belove<l husband of Ester Pastene,
and lovlne father of John, Antonio- Jr.. 'An-drew and Ernest Pastene • and
'Mrs.^ F. deFprrari and the late Joseph Pastene, a native_ of Genoa, Italy.;,
PBTJNTY— In'- this city. October 14. 1910.'"Peter
Prnnty. beloved brother of.Mrs.'Anna'.Gast-
rock. a native of Ireland; aged 45.years.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today- (Mon-day). October J7. at 8:30 a. m.. from the par-lors of H. F. Suhr & Co.. 2919 Mission streetbetween Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth: thence.to Sr.,James ohurch, corner of Twentyrthirdnnd Guerrero streets, where a, solemn requiemhlch mass will be celebrated for the reposeof his soul, commencing at 5) a. m.1 IntermentHoly Cro^s Icemetery, by carriage.,
BOSS— In this city. October' Ifi. 19io!" Will/imE-, dparly. beloved -son of Edward and JuliaA. Ross, and dproted brother of Richard ,D..Oiarlotte M-. Edward A.. Grace. M. anrl -Ar-thur J; Ross and Mrs. Edward ST. Cnrran.- aDative of San Francisco, aged 25 years:l.monthand 27 day?. .' .: \u25a0- *
Friends and acquaintances are respectfullyInvited to attend the funpral tomorrow (Tups-dny), at S:3O a. m.. from,his late:residence.1401 Alabama street between 'Twenty-sixth andArmy; thence, to St. Ppter'e church, where a
-rpqulem high mass will be celebrated for the.r repose.^ of-his <soal. commencing, at- 9 . a.-'-m.
-Interment, Holy Cross -cemetery. \u25a0-- . .;. ;
SCHEFXIIf—Tn. this city. October 14. "1910.Annie Scheflin. dearly,beloved wife of, the lateWilliam Scheflin. nnd loving mother of;WII-Ifnni.Tliomas and Charles Robert Scheflin.. andgrandmother "of • Bernice A., Charles R. andMelvinC. Scheflin, a native of;County Louth,Ireland, aged 68 years 7 months and 11 days.
\u25a0 Friends and •acquaintances .are- respectfullyinvited to attend the funeral today (Mon-day), October 17. 1910. at S:3O o'clock a. m.,from the parlors of Gantner iBrothers: 34fiO. Sixteenth street between Church and;Sanchez;:thence to St. Peter's: church, Alabama
"near Twenty-fourth.,where a requiem -masswill be celebrated for the repose of her soul,commencing at .9 o'clock a. m.
'Interment
.Holy.Cross -cemetery, by carriages. • >
STANTON—In this city..October 15. 1910. Nan-nie, dparly .beloved .dauphtpr ;of Edward andCatherine \u25a0 Stanton..' and:loving, sister of
-Sadie.
John and Joseph Stanton. Mrs. B.J. Sylver-Bnd the late Catherine Stanton. a native of SanFtunoisco." aged 21
'years and 3 months. ,
" The funeral will take nlace tomorrow- (Tues-
day), at 8:30 a; m., from her late residence.64
-Whitney. street, thence' to St. Paul's
church, where n requiem high" mass will be'cplebrated for the repose of her soul, com-mencing at 9 2.. m. •\u25a0 Interment (private) HolyCross .cemeteryl ; --\ . : - .
WICKMAN—In this city. October 14. 1910,Emily A. Wickman. beloved sister of Mrs.Georglana O'Neil and Dr. W.I.T. '\u25a0 Wtckman ofSan Rafael and tbp late, J. F. Wickman, „a,native- of San- Francisco. -• , • :- • '
\u25a0'.\u25a0Friends: and acquaintances ;nre rpspectfnlly
invited to attend the funeral today (Mon-day), October 17.
*1910, at- 10 o'clock a. m.V
'. from her. late -.residence, 75" Oak street: thenceto Sacred Heart church, where a,requiem .mapswill be celebrated for the. repose of.her soul,commencing at 10:30 o'clock. "o-Interment .Holy
\u25a0 .Cross ccmPtcry. by electric \u25a0 funeral car . from"Mission and Thirteenth streets. . Kindly.'omitflowers. . . ... : v .'
-WOODWARD— In St. Hplena. Cals October 15.
1910. Robert B.'Woodward.' brother of \u25a0 Mrs;
Drury Molone, of- Oak-Knoll..' Napa." Mrs.
G(H)rge E. Rnum of'P>erkele.y and Mrs.' .E. I.
Hutchinson of Concord, a 'native of,'San Fran-.'cLyco. aged 52 years. ' • .: /
Friends and acquaintances nrn .respectfullyInvited to attend the funeral .tomorrow; (Tups-
\u25a0; day); October 18. at.;ll a. m.; from,the rhnpel' of,N. Gray & Co., 219t? Gpary' street corner of:. Ttevisadero. ;Interment: private. .'•'. \u25a0'
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' MEETINGS^-LOpGESGOIJJEN GATE coinmandery No. 16. K."Ji^m. T..'. 2135 \u25a0 Slitter "st.—Stated assembly \u25a0 JSjIP; THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, at "S. .o'clock. \u25a0 vAIl 'fratPrs \ courteously. In- '•
\u0084;'vited. By.order of 'coinmandpr. "-.••-"'. :';:'; -THEO. FROLICH. \u25a0 Recorder.OCCIDENTAL. lodse No 22 :F. -& A.. A
M.—THIS:(MONDAY)$ EVENING, at LgfL1 7:30
-;o'clock, <third degree. Members /V^v'nml Ofaster • Masons :cordially Invited.
' .By order of-the :mastPr.
"*}\u25a0**
:.:. v . WALTER G. 'ANDERSON,:Spc.
RICHMOND,lodge N0.'n373, F.,&•A. M.. *Ist ay. and "Clement st.
—THIS ,(MON-•Jr%~.DAY):EVENING,>at .7:30, first- dgree.'/\/\
\u25a0 «H..FOKRNESS. Secretary. >>-;\u25a0 Z^?,KING SOLOMON'S 'lodge ;N0.260,-F. &.' m
\u25a0 .A..M., 1739 Fillmore St.—Third degree •Jf%lt• THIS (MONDAY) \u25a0 EVENING sat' t:3n-XX
o'clock; •/HARRY;BAc^R.'' Secretary, flrv^HARMONY lodge No. 13, I.O. ().
F.—
Officers and members will «s- ,|gj®^2s!ffi-if^prnbip. at I. 0.-O. F. cemetery. Hg>&Siy- 1Point Lobos tav., \u25a0 on '%'MONDAY,-•_• z?**M
*f?~
"October 17.«at 1»o'clock ;p. -m., to.attend the
of our late brother, PHILGEBHARDT.By order of • <. "
A. PAUBA;.N.G.::" 'JOHN, HINRICHS,' Sec. / .:--.:-:\u25a0.'•<;"
EXCELSIOR lodge No. 310. I.~j>O. j^hgto.O. F.—MONDAY- EVENINGS; "gXF2B&*&ikExcelsior hall. 2837 Mission st. "^gggSPiis^
; . P. McLENNAN. Secretary. :\u25a0I; ri-
PHOENIX lodgeVNo.: s3.* Knights!of L!^ia';-I"\ Pythias. 'i- meets :. every- MONDAY'-
EVENING, ;at Odd, Fellows'.! hall;.-.-. IS>^C7th and /Market sts. \u25a0 All»Knights 1
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ROOMS, TO;LET\u25a0^-^ :*:
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GOUGH 'st..: 1207.. near:Geary— Sunny." well, fur-:;nishedi. rooms;- with', or, without "board."
GOLDEN GATJE -ay.".'1001. opp."Jefferson sqna re-^-V-Sunny'roorrf,";l2 windows, ;bath',. pUone.Yeveryviconvenience. iV; :, . . .... .'HOTEL ST. IVES. corner of .Eddy and Larkln—
"All-.«anny -anil-modera: r>'mlnutps* walls from'•> ;Market: .Eddy st- ear: ?2..*^>,an.l cp.'
HOTEL..METROPOLITAK. .975 Harrison— Quiet/place: working people; hot *rat..'b.: S>.so wk.HOWARD St.. 1634— 2 nice sunny- 'fnrn^hed-..rooms; no objections to light house kPeplnr.
HOTEL Monte Crlsto.' 1257 McAlHster st.. -above'Flllmore-^-$2.50 to $4 week: {iOc^to SI p»r <Uy.
LARKIN st.. 1532. near Jackson—
Nevrlr fur-nished, large, snnny room, bath con.; new apt.flat; rent reas.; no signs.
OVERLAND HOUSE, CC9 Sacramento st. below• Montgomery
—Now open: 200 roorai; hot and I• -cold water, in every room:' 2sc to $2 n»r <Jsv- }
V51.50 -to $5 per week. \u25a0 EDW. ROLKIN. Prop. !OAK? st:; •S22
—Nice sunny furnished room:;ran-'ning water; al<«o single room: rent reasonable.' I
SCOTT st.. 24M0— Small, clean, sunny rnonn. !"light honse keeping:- $1.30- week. West 2014. 1VAN-NESS ay.; 825. near. Eddy
—Fnrn. rcoms by|"the day. week or. month: hot and cold water":
rates 50c to $1 and $2. t0 $4 per week: tran-.stent. Take, Eddy st. cars from the ferry..
17TH St.. 3991. cor; Castro, and Market—Nicely.furnished room for gentleman. $S per month.MISSION branch of The Call, MILLER'S, sta-
tioner: 3011 16th st.
ALAMEDA ROOMS TO LETLINCOLN ay.; 736—3 room apartment; gas and
electricity;:bath:\u25a0 convenient to all cars andlocals; nice grounds: artesian water. ,
ROOMS FOR HOUSE KEEPINGDEVISADERO.- St.. 1311K-
—i.nicely furnished• sunny upstairs rooms; gas range; modern con-
venience*: yard. ...-- #•........DEVISADERO St.. 4C4— 2 front, sunny, newly
.furnished con. hskpg. rooms;, phone, bath. cars.GEARY it." 1125, near Van Ness av.—FurnLsbed
sunny house keepinsr. rooms; other rooms also;"; bath;- rent reasonable.
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HOWARD St.. 563—Front room and kitchen. $12;;2 conn., coal- or gas; $9 to $12; others $3-?10.
MARKET St.. 1796—2 furnished rooms completefor,hon?e keeping. . ."
McALUSTER st..'1449— Sunny nicely^ furnished
\u25a0 house, keepingand single rooms; 'reasonable.
NOE st.. 1211; nr. 23th^—2 unfurnished rooms,use of kitchen: new ?10: adults. . . ,
OAK st.l 716." nr. Flllmore—l.2 and 3 furnished,- hons«« keeping -rooms; :hot water; • bath and. phono free. \u25a0• • -
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PINE St.." 1725—
2 sunny neatly furnished house. keeping rooms; running .water.PINE St.. 1720— Beautiful large front room and
kitchent: sunshine all;day: swell house.
SUTTER st... 17S2— Clean, large, front room..- nicely furnished, with water in kitchen; $15.
SCOTT, 1603,' West 3141. Sntter ears, hkpg. rms.jsunny bay windows: sngl. rms. fnrn;. moderate.
SCOTT st., 2010— Vto 6 newly furnished rooms:completed \October 20;'. phone West 2014.
SHOTWELL* St.. S00—
Sunny house keepingrooms, 2 or, more.
TURK st.. 1208—
2 room sunny suite. $16 month:also single
"basement rooms, $1.50 to $2.50
week: every convenience for house keeping.
VAN NESS ay.. 311, corner Grove—
Fnrnished"sunny suites. $20; etngle rooms. $2.00 to $3
per week: cas. runninz water' anJ tflephoae.
WEBSTER St.. 1400. cor. O'Farrell—l7 newly' fnrnished rooms: sun- and running water In
every room; phone and bath:, very, reasonable.
WALLER St., GO—
2 nicely 'furnished.', sunny,light house keeping rooms; modern conven-
V ienees ;;reasonable. .. .. . \u0084'[X,,'.\u25a0-* '•
OAKLAND HSKG. ROOMS ISAN PABLO ay.. 537%. Oakland— Furnished |
house keeping rooms; sunny; reasonable; Key tRoute. '. v ;. . 1
ALICE St., 1317. Oakland— Suite of 2 rooms for jhouse f keeping; -reasonable; \u25a0 bath, : laun'lry;. phone'
Oakland 9257. . \u25a0 . -SAN PABI>O ay.. 5490. Oakland— Furnished j/ house keeping rooms, reasonable.
ROOMS and BOARD OFFEREDAAX^raE^^^M^S~4l9^Oak st.—Slngle~and"
double rooms with board. 530 per month up.
CALIFORNIA- st.',-- 2523—Clean. \u25a0 senpy ' rooms,-with or 'without, board; phone.bath.grate;.reas.
CALIFORNIA St.. 2204—
Nice, large, senny roomsfor 2.' with board, bath and phone. ;
CALIF. St.. 1541— St: Margaret's club for.slrla.teachers, students, bus. women,1 tourists; snnnyrms.; fine bd.: rates reas. Fk. 3292. H. C2580.
CLAY St.. 3124—
Large furnished "or anfurnishedfront room, with board or without; mcxlerateprice. \u25a0 •'\u25a0 \u25a0
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FOR list of Inspected rooms see DOMO DIREC-TORY; save time.. 11 to 2. 522 Crocker bid*.
FELL 5t..' 1112-^Sunny furnished rooms with orwithout board; private family: reasonable.
FURNISHED rooms tf> let with or without board;very reasonable; gentlemen only. 12t« FUlmore.
GENTLEMAN .owning well furnished modernbachelor flat in downtown district woutd ne--
r gotiate with party desiring1,room with break-fast and; dinner. Call. Sunday afternoon orany evening. SS4 Jones st. nr. Sutter. S. F.
GOLDEN GATEav., -1834—Nicely furnished room.. and board: .3 or 4 young'men; phone, bath; allhome comforts :
'reasonable.
JACKSON st.. IS49—
Newly furnished rooms with. board: house.. renovated outside and in: elec-tric lights, stoam -heat; rooms en suite orsingle, with or .without private bath. Call
1 from 2 to 5 dally.
LARGE, \u25a0• sunny, front room, with or withoutboard. 25.16 Pine st. .'
NICE, larsre" double rooms, .with board; hot and.'cold water. 30«>,Page st.;
PINE St., 1030, near Taylor—
Newly furnished,"sunny, front room; private family; board if
'-desired.'" .:
-STANYAN st../ SOS— 2 nice sunny :rooms, with
board, ifwanted:. bath, phone; homelike.-
ST. FRANCIS Girla' Directory. Central ay. and-Waller ,st., San IFrancisco
—A beautiful home.
:;where old ladles.: voting girls'and little chll-''/dren can- board very reasonable.'
2 sunny connecting ;rooms; .run. water; :board, 4. .or 5 adults ;\reasonable. 7ul Haight st.
ROOMS ANDBOARD WANTEDRESPECTABLE man wants room in exchange for*• Spanish. French lessons, or as interpreter. Bos*i2400. Call offire.- -" " ~ . * '
APARTMENTSAAA^—Driscoll Apartments, cor. Geary and;-Jones Bt.
—Now -ready, for occupancy; ele-
gantiy furnished -and unfurnished -apartments*-:of \u25a0:.1,
-2 and '3 rooms:
-every modern ccnven-.,'ience;. located among fine hotels, and theaters;_ walking(distance ;handsome ,lobby;references.
AA—BROOKING apartments, '< 315 sth st.—First\u0084 class except the price; walking.distance; 3;.blocks from Emporium; electric lights, running; water, ."free, baths; phone and .janitor service;
.1-2-3 rooms fully,furnished \u25a0 for house keeping,"'.52.50 week up;-bedrooms. $1.50 •week up.LUNDY APTS.. Stanyan st. at 'Frederick— The•-'.-.. most complete, in, the. city:,hot.and cold water.
7~Jelectric lights,,;baths.* elevator service, 'Janitor'..service;; every room In,house lijrht:reuts reas.•AA—VAN* NESS "APAP.tMEXTS. 2123 Van Ness. nr.IBroadway
—Elegantly •furnished apts. of 3.::and 4 rooms; steam-heat, elec; light,elevator;
:\u25a0'-, marine.'.view; reasonable.. Pnone Franklin 2590.
COR.".' Scott and McAllister sts.— Apartment flats4 rm. and. bath; rent $30 and'SSS.;/-" ;-
A—YERBA BUENA APTS.. 1114 SUTTER ST.;:NR. LARKIN—KLEGANT SUITES iOF 2S'RMS..;BATH;COMPLETELY FURN.: REFS.
EXTRA elegant: 2 and 3 rooms unfurnished- pri-v ate; hall, bath, beds; ,s2t> to$30; 1-S fnrnished
HACER-RA YA;'550 Fell st. near Buchanan.LARCHMONT.I27O Pine st; bet. Leavenworth and';Hyde—-New. .beautifully:furnished apartments•!t>f_2 and. 3 rooms." with/bath."'-'-. ::\u25a0'-. -;• -
ARDOISE APTS..; COU:*.PINE--AND \u25a0\u25a0 GOUGH—SUNNY..FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED;;• .. '< \u25a0
GRANADA.Apfs.n1710 Larkin St.—Sunny:apart-1111ments •of,3
"rooms,; both;irent 'S2O, '•$22.50,|S2D.
ST.;SAUVEUR.U276. Jones ist.— 4 \u25a0\u25a0 rooms. 1unfur-nished; new management. >Phone Franklin;6261.*
BEST modern \A\roomIapts.."i fnrn.iand unfnrn.\u25a0 forithe;money 1at :the Maryland.X363 ;Page ,*t.EL FOREST ;apartments," S2s "
Busa :st. nr.*Tay-££ lor-^-3jand -[4 .roooi?.':, furnished or»nnfnnilshed.ST.v;ELMO. 1452 Devisadero st.^—Fnrn.s'front orIJ slDgle suites :-bath;-, phone;all con. p$12 to $40."CHISMORE apts..* .bE. 'cor.V Bash and Jones— l-2-'-;8-4:rooms;.'all[modern conveniences; now rsadj."
ABE:you;looking,for/a'sunny :2:room apartment ?
MSee the 5 SPHIER-
APARTMENTS." 227r 9th <at.EUREKA 'AITS..' Mkt.'Taad
"17th sts."—Beautlfnl
v a*&;4rmj.apt?. ;;phone.*Janitor service; sunny.v
ADELINE -APIS./;CG4O >Eddy—lA2'and 3 J room
s«j apts.:*hotel < service;\u25a0 private jeich.:'most :reas.
iiAPARfMENTS'FOR'SALEfS'Zo^-Two ii:rounis
-'and.bath 'apartineat. '-165 D
:Scott st._- \u25a0 ;.- ,-. .. \u25a0 . , I
. Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail.will not be inserted. They must be .handed^in ateither of the publication offices land,be -Indorsedwith tlie name and -residence. of persons -author-ized to have tbe»sanx* :puWWied;-^ Notices re-stricted simply to the announcement: of the evont
arr published once in this wlumnfree of charge.
~~-MARRIAGES;'
MII.LER-C.EI.LER—Iv'this -!cilX,.^F*ol^.,?^;
3910 by Rev. Joseph Somerstem. Julius Miner
*nd CUra Geller. both of-San Francisco.
-:\u25a0 DEATHSBaron. -Jessie- ..V.. 13 Hoin. Pierre P....
-«J
Barrett; Anne :...—
Ja«.-obs. Sara ..... .k<
Bartley, Mary .... «3 Kendall,' Henry l'-~ZBrandt, Fred 73 Moses. Joseph r..... 6.Clark. Osmer N...74 O'Connellr Catherine.
—Colbert, Ellen ..... 70 O'Leary, Timothy J. J*Crown. William ..:24 O'^Ceill. Stephen ...21Deamer. WiUlsm W. 40 Owens. .Bndget v..—Doherty. Rebecca ..SO Parker. Catherine .. «1Frinimersdorf. WU- Pastene, Antonio ;\u25a0'•-
—helm ...53 Prunty. Peter \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•p
Gebhardt. Tx>uis P.. 55 Ross.' \u25a0 William E...A>Gelster, Raymond ..3 Scbeflln. t Annie \u25a0\u25a0••™
Glenn (Infant) Stanton. NS^?<,C'"V-"Goldfish. Joseph ...— Wiokman Emily A.—Green. Marcaret ... 51 Woodward, Robt. B.o-Hauerken. George H.55
BA3ON-In tal*'city. October ;13. 1910. Jessie,
beloved' daturhter of I/>uls and Annie «»£on,scd beloved sister of R<»e. Sidney and Wil-liam Baron, a native of New \ork, aged 13yenrs and 2 months. \u25a0
Friend* and acquaintances are -respectfullyinvited, to attend the. funeral today \u25a0 (Mon-
day) at 10 a. m., from bis late residence.71iIWebster street. Interment Eternal Homecemetery, by cle<-tri<* car from Thirteenth andWest Mission street*.
BABRETT—In this city. October 16. 1910. ather late residence. 226 Seventh avenue. Annie,
beloved wife of Timothy J. Barrett.^and loving
mother of William, Hillary. Richard,. Rita.Arthur. Aunle. Eileen and Marie -.Barrett. \u25a0.1
iißtive of the parish of Doneraile, County
Cork. Ireland.- . '.
Notice of funeral hereafter.BARTLEY—InMelrose, October 16, 1910. Mary,
dearly beloved wife of, the late William H.Bartley. and loving mother of Norman andEdith Bartley and Mrs. Mary Gall!.' Mrs. ClaraDay and Mm. Beatrice O'Neal, and sister ofJoseph Harris of San Francisco.- a native ofCanada, aged 63 years 6 months and 16 days.
BRANDT—In Alameda. October 14, 1910. FredBrandt, beloved husband of Rose Brandt, andbrother of George Brandt, a native of Nor-way, aged 73 years 11 months and 17 days. Amember of Wendig'oes council No. 70. D. of P.
Friends and : acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend. th» funeral tomorrow (Tues-day). October 18. 1910. at 9:15 a. m.. from Illslate residence, 1726 Buena Vista avenue. Ala-meda; thence to the 11 a. m. creek boat atFirst street and -Broadway. Oakland: thenceto Red Men's hall for services, commencing at
J p. m., under the auspices of Sotoyome tribeNo. 12. I.O. R. M. Interment Mount Olivetcemetery. Remains at his late residence. 1726Buena Vista avenue, until Tuesday morning.
CLAB.K—In tbls city. October :15. 1910. OsmerN.. beloved busband of the late Hannab Clark,a native of Vermont, aged 74year»A A mem-ber of California Castle. Knights of the. GoldenEaele. * ~~
The fnnpral will take place tomorrow (Tues-
day), at 2 p. m.. from the residence of hisdaughter. 1103 Dolores street corner of Twen-ty-fourth. Interment, (private) by electricfuneral car from Twenty-eighth and :Valenciastreets. . . ". .*\u25a0 .
COLBERT—In4*is city. October 14. 1910. EllenColbert, belpvPl mother of Mrs. John J. Fltz-patrick. a native of County Limerick, Ireland,aged .70 yean?. ;
The funfral will take place today (Mon-day), at S:SO o'clork a.• ra.v from her lateresidence. 4036 Twenty-fifth street;, thence toSt. Paul's church, where a requiem, highmass will be celebrated for the •repose of herpoul. commencing at 9 o'clock a. m.;IntermentHoly Cross cemetery. Please omit flowers.
CEOWN—In this eUy, October. If?. "1910. WII-,Ham Crown, beloved son of David S. and' Je-nnie Crown, and brother of Jacob. ,Helen andCharlotte Crown and Mr*.-Max.Abrams, a na-tive of San Francisco.- acred 24 years.
Friends are respectfully Invited "to. attendthe funeral today (Monday)., at 2 p. m., fromhis late residence, 575 Grove street. Inter-ment private. • ......,;«
DEAMER—In thl< city. October '15. 1910. Wil-liam White, beloved husband of Helen C.Deamer. and father
'of Armor J.. HeJen C.
*nd William C. Deamer. a native of GrassValley. Cal.. aged 49 years.
Friends are respectfully Invited to attendthe funeral services today (Monday). Oc-tober 17. at 2 p. in., at bis late residence.2117 Broderick street. Interment private.Please omit flowers. •
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DOHERTY— Tn this city. October 15. 1910. Re-becca Doberty. a native of Ireland, aged SOyears.
' ...Remains .at the parlors of Mcßtearry &
McCormiek, 913' Valencia 6treet near Twen-tiPth; \u25a0
FH.IMKEESDOKF~-Entered Into rest, in thiscity. October 14. 1910.. Wilhelm. dearly be-loved husband of Margaret Frimmersdorf.- andloving father of Arthur and Emmy Frimmers-dorf and Mrs. Elizabeth Kohn, a • native
-;of
Berlin, Germany, aged. ss years 6 months and8 day*,- A member of the .San Franc!s<H>Sohuetzen Verein;San Francisco lodge No. 2^.Knights of RoyalArrb, and Commercial lodpe
No. 387. I.O. O. F.. of Los Angeles. Csl.Friend 6 and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Mon-
day), at 2 p. m., at the parlors of Suhr &wieboldt. 1355 Valencia sttreet near Twenty-fifth, where services will be held under theauspices of the Odd.Fellows' Board of Relief.Interment Mount Olivet cemetery.
GEBEABDT—
At rest, in Alameda, Louis PhlHppGebhardt, beloved
'hnsband of Afleie Mehrtens
Oehharrtt. and father of Herbert Gebhardtand Mr*. Eddie Honriette.- a native- of Mokel-umne Hill; aged 55 years* 3 months .and .21.days. A member of California parlor No. 1.N. S. G. W., and Harmonia lodge No. 13,I.O. O. F. -',*£
Friends .and acquaintances • are-
respectfullyinvited to attend the funeral today (Mon-
day), from bis late residence. 2226 San Anto-nio avenne: thence to Odd Fellows' crematory.San Francisco, where services will be con-ducted by the.fraternities at 1:45 p. m.
GEISTER— In this city. October 15. 1910. Ray-mond, beloved son of Henry and Addle Geister.and loving brother of -August and Henry Get-ter, a native of San Ftancisco.- aged 3 'years5 months and 15 days. \u25a0 •\u25a0••
Friends and acquaintances are respectfullyJnvited to attend tbe fnneral tomorrow; (Tues-dsy>. October 18, at. JO' o'clock :a.rm.'.- from(he residence of his parents. 4315 Tvrcnty-firststreet near Douglass. Interment Cypress. Lawncemetery, by carriage.' \u25a0 ..
GLENN—In"Alameda.' .October 16. 1910. EdnaCatherine, infant,daughter, of Edna and AlbertH. Glenn, 'a native of.Alameda. Cat... ;. -
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GOLDFISH—
InHoJlister. Cal..'. October 16. 1910.Joseph. . beloved husband of Angusta". Goldfish,and brother of Benjamin Goldfish, a native ofGermany. -. • '
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GREEN— In ibis city. October 13, 1910, Mar-garet Green, dearly beloved;wife of \u25a0 .FredGreen, daughter of the late Hugh and AliceDoyle, and sister of John Doyle,-Mrs. Amesand Mrs. Garret t and the late Hugh and AliceDoyl., and Mrs. Mamey Paul, a native of SanFraucUeo, Cal.. -aged 51 -years."--
.Friends and acquaintances- are 1 respectfnllyInvited to attend the funeral, today Olon-day), October 17. 1910. at S:3O o'clock a. m..from the funpral parlors ,of Green, Ryan &Donohoe. Inortheast corner of Sixteenth \u25a0 andGuerrero streets;
'thence « to St.- Joseph's
ohurch, where a reqrulem Imass will'he cele-brated for the repose of her boul. commencingat 9 o'clock. . Interment- Holy.Cross ;cemetery.
HAUERKEN—In this city," October- 115,- J9lO,Gforge Henry *Hauerken. \dearly beloved hus-band of Marie C Hauerken. and devoted fatherof Mrs. George Frahm'and Edna." Rita;
'Eleanor
and George Hauerken Jr., a native.' of Elsfleth, 1Oldenburg, Germany, aged 55 years ;JO monthsand .1iday.' A'- member' of. the' Germania Club ;aud Knights of.the Koyal' Arcb." . :-" ,
Friends and acquaintances are .respectfullyInvited to atten<j.the funerat service*:tomorrow
'iTuesday), October 18.' 1910. at IJ3O o'clock !p.'m., at Ihis jlate r?f=idcnce.\l7ol lBroderick I
street corner /.of Bush: " thPnee'by electric
funeral ear from.Thirteenth and' West Missionstreets to Cypress Lawn-cemetery' for crema-tion. \u0084 \ .-' \".'; V
HOlN—in this city. October'14*j1910. Pierre
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Paul .Hoin. dearly,beloved busband of Sarah S. /
nbln; and loving father of Theodore S.v FrankP. and Louis U. Hoin.- and brother of:Isidore.Theodore and Margaret 'Hoio.. a native. of-In-diana, -aged 69-years. \u25a0 Amember of George 11. iThomas Post No. 2,-G.A. R.' • . '
Friends and- acquaintances -are respectfullyinvited to attend thp funeral today (Mon-day), October 17." 1910, at •1- o'clock p.
'm.,from bis lute residence, -3143^ Steiner .street;thence to Red Men^s hell. -240 \u25a0 Golden- Gate-avenue, where/ services will be held, at 2'o'clock p. m., under the. auspice? of George H.Thomas Post No. 2.'.G. A.-R.- Interment Na-
.tlonal. cemetery,; Presidio^_
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JACOBS— In this: elty., Ortob«>r IR."iSlO^Sara..widow .of tbeJtte'.Jnllus- Jacobs, 'and motherof I>»ster H.1ai|a .Alfred;H-- Jacobs -:and Mrs.Oscar; Hoffman, and sister of M.-Adler, a na-tive of New- York City, aged "67- years '6months and 6 days. - : . •-.
*:• Friends are respectfully .invited .to attend* the yfnneral services- today ?. (Monday).*;at;12
IHDEPENDENT OF THE TRUST\u25a0 :, —FOR— :,.; ;'
Seventy-Five Dollars. iTWILL,"FUIUSISH. ;,
HEARSE, TWO: CARRIAGES, EMBALMING,
JULIUS S^QODEAUK&ved to main office. 41 Van Ncsa av.v^TeV
Market 711. connecting all department*.- * Branchei—
305 Montcomery:ay.1 Oakland, ••1805rraaklin at.: tel. Oakland 4045. Loa Angeie*.«27 South Firueroa it. -'< •".';\u25a0^.'\u25a0•i :
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\u25b2ata Ambulaacea aad Gurlact* tor Hlr*.--
''<LOST ANDFOUND
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LOST—Saturday' afternoon ;in"Sun Jet '..district;',!~::black 2 dog, ;wbiteibreast, white feathered tallilland;legs, •longisilky haK*: answers to Toodlea ;[•^liberal;reward.^:: IOIT/I?st.\
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BUNCH'of keys on;Flllmore bet..Eddy and ITurk
?. or Turk,bet. «Fillmore'and Scott, f.A \u25a0 liberal,rj-
\u25a0ward if;returned to P.'; J;'s 8YAy.';.156.'» Folso.r.:'.
LOST-^-Broocli.' cJn-ular. diamond ;Ifinder; return: to Oscar ySutro,. 1101»Kohl
'bldg.V and receive!' .liberal'ireTrard.".-:' .-.• :. '\u25a0
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LOST—Fox : terrier.; marked' black;" -white andtau :ou. head -jonly:;>reward. .1133 Dolores .st.-.
Employment wanted*
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\u25a0\u25a0 : ;--' ~^^A RELIABLE, experienced > notel iclerk wants
\u25a0 position,', onlr 'moderate 'wapes expected. ;Call ]DOUGLAS. 2107 or .• .T; • 2510
-Employment I
;Dept.; S; F. \Hotel"'
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\u25a0'|A—SITUATION. wanted to take care of privatej jplace, .garden,; horse, >cow,' etc..'. by.a sober, ;re-nliable ,man. ofsexperience: German; local rof-
\u25a0;erences.'; Bor 2455. Call office.
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ACCOUNTANT. ;CORRESPONDENT. OFFICEAND-SALES MANAGER YOUNG.' COMPE-:TENT. DESIRES * POSITION:: GILT EDGE/REFERENCES. ?., BOX.',2511.* :'CALL"OFFtCE \BARiTENDER,>middle aged, single, sober and
'-:\u25a0\u25a0> honest, iwants • position; •willing to• do? porter.work.: Address 1249 Kentucky, st.; S. F.; v
CHINESEIyounp \ man,' first: class cook, .wants-' position in- hotel or boardin? house: -;R. years':-iexperience,, and .has' recommendations:; salary'-,-.' roodoratß. .LEE LEOXG, SOI Grnnt.ay; > ;
FIRST CLASS- hotel- or :restaurant' cook v wants'-. position:' is an honest Chinese: has* experience.and reference. ;:L.M."GOON, 823 Dupont st. .GERMAX gardener of middle ape. Rt present en-jgaged, /wishes position!to take \u25a0 charge \of pri--,vate or.1 municipal place; -.has experience; in di'
V'recting other .'employes: can furnish good, ref-/ orences: wages $75 per month: -ready for tvosi-'1 tion' first of month or after. :;Write or;call on
A.-HERGER.9S3 40th St.. Oakland.;\u0084
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JAPANESE ilanndryman "with pood Iexperience
\u25a0 wants |position' InIfamily or hotel; |city-r or
coimtry^.^ FßANK MOJIO, 525 Hyde st.; phone..-,Franklin 3023. :,-;:,./
PORTER- and .dish washer wants a iob::expe-riencedat ranch: work also; willing,to do any-
. .thing."-Phone Sutter; 1353. •_ //;:-.
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PAINTER,- paper." hanger.' tlnter.,grainer,' etc..wants ". work
-from owners:have tools for inte-
rior and exterior work; no job too large"or toosmall. V- Decorator/. -17 Henderson ay.;>a v.;> phonePacific 3064. ,- r. . ;
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WANTED^Position of trust as .watchman, on;work,' around private -place, "by -single young:man; -use sneltber ;tobacco nor ..-liquor;; bandy,with tools; have pood references. ,Box. 4302,Call:' of flee,: 1651' Fillmore st.
YOUNG man, aeed 22, exporienerd stenographerj and; office assistant, .wishes .position in office
or on outside. . Best references furnished. Box: 4524.. Call {office, 1651' Fillmore st. s
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED \I.^lw11;C... _J_._:f.:J^E?!A^-.-^-:-: JXi-^L*.^AN infant's 'nurse with 3 years' references wants \
a place-to ;care" for Infanta; • understands 5 the
"work thoroughly: her last mistress will answerall.inquiries until the Ist of November: $40 a:month. \u25a0 Write to MISS PLUNKETT, 1596Slitter st.: telephone .West 5525. \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 j
COMPETENT rancH*cook desires situation. $30.
MISS --DILLON..-113S Turk st.-
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COMPETENT, reliable French nurse, wishes tbecare of young child in refined family: edu-cated and .lover.)of rehildren: best . references.Box 4527. Call office, IG3I Fillmore st. i
GERMAN cook, young, strong. :has good refer-ences.'. wants a place as"-cook where there is a
;second\ eirl: ;.-' prefers 'San Mateo > or" Menlo :Park. :Address. Cook, 1596 Sutter St., or;tele-phone. West. 5525.-" .
GERMAX lady, .with boy 4 years old. good cook, !, wishes position, as cook nr house keeper; home
\u25a0 more than wages: city or country.iPlease calli 4TB'/i 10th;St.. Brown building,room 5. Oakl'd.
MIDDLE aged German woman wishes position as*working honse keeper or as companion to.aged'woman. 2503 \u25a0 California st.
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"NBAT-young'vlrlsb eirl desires situation, .house-work, city,,;country, $30. MISS DILLON.1138 Turk st. •..>-\u25a0: :..-' .-'\u25a0.\u25a0
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PARLOR maid and .waitress, thoroughly capable.. |wants a :place in San "Mateo. Burlingame orMenlo Park. Address .' \u25a0 Waitress, care MISSPLUNKETT.:ISOn Sutter st. . -
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WAITRESS :and chamber maid.'experienced In
hetfl work. -.wants position; city or country.Apply S. FJ Hotel News. 71S Pacific 'bldg.,employment" dept;-; tDouglas 2197 or J2510.
WOMAN wants housework and plain cooking: v.o \enre of children: city only:'s23. Box 2502. Cm\.
YOUNG French \u25a0 girl.'-.'speaks no English, wishes\u25a0 to care • for \u25a0• cliUdren. •:Box - 4526, ICall, • 1651.-. Fillmore \u25a0?%. \u25a0 ..B-'. \u25a0•'.'\u25a0- -.'/--.'\u25a0\u25a0 .- ''-•"\u25a0'\u25a0'"'•/.
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THE FILLMORE'BRANCH OF THE'CALL IS
AT 1651-"FILLMORE:ST..* .
MALEHELP WANTEDAble bodied men wanted for.the -U»^S. Marine"
Corps, between. the ages of 19 -and '3s. Must benative.-b om '.or- have first papers. Monthly pay$15 to $«!):.- Additional compensation possible.Food, clothing, quarters .'and
"medical attendance
free.: After 30 years' service can.retire with .7sper -cent of pay and allowances. /Service onboard ship and chore in all parts of the, world.,Apply'at U. S.1 Marine Corps Recrultlnjr Office,f)5 Market St.. or 11 Merrimac bldg., 10 East St.,San Francisco. Cal. \u25a0": ..- •;.-.. "-"..\u25a0 s- . -,*• >i-VMEN<wanted, age. 18 to 35. for \ firemen. $100
% monthly,% and brakemen "\u25a0 $80. ;on nearby ;rail-roads; experience unnecessary; no strite: pro-motion .to
-engineers, conductors ;railroad em-
ploying headquarters; 'over 500-men "-. sent to. positions monthly: state age; send stamp.
Railway Association.' care Call office. \u25a0\u0084, .-."\u25a0 . \u25a0:
MENs AND WOMEN to lejirn tlie barber trade:-.- do. not-be- deceived .by/so 1called collepes. Getin junder the "Moler system and learn right; 40 !colleges in U. S^ A.:expert' lnstructors. "- Wetoach in S wepks. Callvnnd let' us \u25a0 explain.MOLER COLLEGE. 234 3d st. ;;
.WANTED—Men quick to "learnt trade In-month*instead of years: no expense !for Instructions;
\u25a0 automobiles, electricity.?- plumbing.• brick lay-:ing:-actual -contract., work: .200 students . lastIyear; catalogue free.. Apply 1623 Market st.
IF you'had 5;6r 10 acres of our, rich., level landIn Alameda county you wouldn't need; to lookfor a Job.. No matter how little money> you
• "\u25a0-have, we' can :\u25a0 give yon .a* start. '. See PRO-t -GRESSIVE REALTY CO.. 180 Sntter st. '
-:ANDRE'S. -
MM4 Larkin Ft:-^-Third cook. $50 "andfound; busboy, $33; '.-elderly./man; do garden•work .and raise -chickens,; $23 -and found:. p«n-tryman, .$43; .delivery .wagon driver.
- $30 andIfound; . cooks, kitchen ."'hands, |porters 'and
others.
WANTED—Strady, reliable man /with . $130.wages '$5 per
-day.' \u25a0: experience iinnepessary,
Ihandle "your ' own money. : 235-Kcnruy t-t.;
\u25a0 -room ft; <.:'--, \'", --^:.-\. I'A^Y "
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DOUGLAS HOUSE. 738 Harrison st.nr." 3d—Now.epen; 200 hard finished rm». ::rpadlns roa.; hot. water;, rooms 23c Say;:Sl.2s. $1.30 week. • r /
AGENTS WANTED TO ~. SELL WATCHES' AND\ DIAMONDS.! EASY: PAYMENTS:'RKF. :REQ.y BRILLIANT JEWELRY; CO.. TO4 MARKET.
WANTED—6OO men!to occupy rooms.' 2Oe to 30c- per night (free bath), at the NEW YORK,. 753:.;Howard st. between 3d and:4th.v '•
WANTED—For |Seat tie.--one engraver. ,one dia-mond "setter, one jeweler.' Address A.:I.HALL&,SON, .150, Post Et.,;San J-Franclsc' ::
WANTED—Shoe maker, who fcan'i operate ;the'\u25a0Fleming ;mnchine; .good wages; • steady .work.
.3414 E.Uth St.. Oakland., Cal., .-.•,,-
.WANTED—3 younc men to:learn nice clean busi-:ness; will>pay $15-.,t0' 525 week; .investigate..Room" 211; 913' Van Ness' av.i.- :r." ;. •
OPERATOR son coats- wanted; steady- work. :',Ap-,ply at CHARLES 1LYONS',ILondon .Tailor. 719,/ Mlirl^Pt st.;npar 3d.:- -
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/.\.,:/,:<^ \:,:'\u25a0•'\u25a0'•' .-.,WANTED—TooI and die maker: nnly,first class
.need .apply.. Model.Works. 527 Oth/st.,,:\u25a0."\u25a0 Oakland. /- :\u25a0-'.:•:,;.:x :/;-. : -.';-:\u25a0'- \u25a0''\u25a0'•'.\u25a0 \u25a0
WANTED—Fancy Roods man. • ApplygHALE-.-BROS.. INC., 11th and Washington sts.,. Oak-,land. '•\u25a0-; \u25a0/....\u25a0\u25a0-•\u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;-. :. \u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0-;;;•'•\u25a0' •,:"*:\u25a0\u25a0-'./' :
FA'E men 1to learn ricar making. 'i one to attend•to store; :small /security irequirpd.^ 11 1- Sth jst.
EXPERIENCED;salesm an:;for:men's'furnishing
;Ygoods sale. Apply,supfs offl(?e."> Tlio;EmporlOm.
MENiwanted \u25a0at \u25a0''\u25a0103.3dtst. jto*have 'their ishoesrepaired;, sewed; soles 75c.*<lone;ln '10 minutes.:
NEW* ..WESTERN,"'-; 1124 'Howard— Single /rooms.','-15c and 20c per.nlght:<hot and, cold Lwater; :/ -.OPERATOR wanted. 'Applyat CHAS..LYONS'.
,?\u25a0-.' London . Tailor. ,719 Marke't:st. s • ." -r'.";."-'''. v
BOYS Rndi men/ wanted "^'ILLINOIS'PACIFIO;;? GLASS, CO.V:;15th- and
'Folsom. <> • ; r .'.
;., \u25a0: FEMale help fyAnted t"AAAAA-r-Yoiing/women Iwanted ':aa"j operatorß \by'Sf-i the Pacific -Telephone '•and Telegraph Company ;..*mustibe, bright, ;neati in;appearance," between...the ages of <17*end 25 years, ,of:fair education.^,;and unquestionable character. >r ..v ; :\u25a0< \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- LIGHT,AND WELL'.VENTILATED \u25a0. OPEB-V/ATINGtROOMS.'- • , ," \u25a0;;::.•;. \u25a0?;:;-.,, r-.v-f
-PLEASANT»REST :AND
'LUNCH
-ROOMS.; SALARY PAID WHILE.LEAUN-ING."i"---j-.-•;.": \u25a0-
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-vPERMANENT POSITIONS.I.';'- \u25a0•
: ' J!:m^i».'OPPORTUNITIES TO ADVANCE. '.'W-' For 1fDll? Particnlars \u25a0 call
*ats tbe a Operating
a *School,"- Telephone Office,'12015 Stelner \u25a0st;- cor-
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%i'net'Plne.'l- Av- -:v': -""\u25a0- \u25a0"- v. -.-•'.---v .v.v \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ',':\u25a0».\u25a0'-.-,-/;
GERMAN, nursery-governess,*' $35;'..- pantry!* girl
hotel- $so;; nurse {for,,an 'infant.? 540;/Protestant; second :girl^$25:|German >\u25a0 cook / for•<;:German 2 family; /-$45 ;jnurse.\ 2 vchlldren.r $35;
\u25a0 ;*German -.cook, .smajl/ family, $40; • a workingQDousejkeeperifor; Scandinavian s family;';$25; ;amcook iand second *girl.-,same ibmutfiSan !Mateo.*v«$40;and;$30; m \u25bahonsework" girls;for
-city?and*so-=*35-$40 {and:$45; UMISS IPLUN-iiLIT,;'I&3G,Sutter. st."' corner ;Webster. |
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22S MONTGOMERY ST... MILLS BLDG.'
PHONES: . /-tft^a.DouGr~\s 4iso. --, =.',-
~A°r^REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCS.
AUCTIONEERS.;RENTS COLLECTED. .
FCLT> CHARGE TAjvEN* OF PROPERTY.THIS LIST IS REVISED DAILY. \u25a0
•FLATS AND*APTS. NORTH OF MABKET.
SS5—lO r.: 31PS WasMngton st. near Lyon:
?T>—7 r.: 32£r. Jaflr»or> nr. Wfilnnt.»?To— *r.; 2^7 CalifornU nr. Scott: upper.Is<C-^H r.; 24i I.aurei nr. Clny: marine Tletr..^^,\u25a07 r.;2"04 Vallejocor. I^gnna.U-Sv~r. r.; 14.V1 Wi-hington nr.^Hyde: upper.ISXl—•: r.; 1222 Jatkwn' nr. Jco*^.j?."J2.50^-S r.:"2«4 Jsekjgon r.r. Walnut.I$r,2..T.ri-j;T.ri-j;r.:f_'4S Jactou nr. Jones. \u2666-?JO-?ws-sfi."
—10 r. ea.:-I rlegnnf. modem nars,
i . marine view; 2CII tf»-2620 Laguaa nr.• Broadway: kpr at offlre. '\u0084 .\u25a0*-."*..-?"-O—5 r.: 32--> Marie"nr. Clay: apt. No. 3-jno—o r.; Sl7 Ji.inon yf. nr. Pine.S.>O-i»i: -.: 123,*! LfareriwortTv nr. Clay: upper.V>o—lo r.: 242 Laurel nr. Clay: reduced.$."HV-« r.:"1233 JaftMKl nr. Jone*: upp^r.547.5t»— 7 r.: Ifi2«s Clay nr. Pr»ik: upper.S4.v-.-» r.:137aSarto. nr. I/'aTen'worth. upper.
|W3—
.? r.;22**S Jfark"* e*T. Xoe: npper.MS
—."» r.: i:?2» S4*-ramento vr. Polls.
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W5—"r.; 2564 Pine nr. Scort: upper.
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%42.r>0~ e r.; 813 Ma^n nr. Pine.$42.30—
H r.; new Mil?.: •\u25a0nJr'ndid sized. room«,lizht.an>! .sunny: largo closets; marin*riew; 11*aFilbert nr. Hyde.
542.50— ."» r.: 1328 Green nr. Polk."'"'
»$42.50. $32.50—5 r.: 124t Bush st. nr. Hyde.$42.30—5 r.; IT."i3 Larktn cor. Jackson; elegant,
modern, sunny apt. flat.$42.30
—S 5.: Scott cor. Foil. ••.*~~-v\.
535-S4o— 7 r.: 1331 V/ashlngton nf. LeaTenwortn.?40-?45— 7 and S !rms.: 4 modern ap to dat»
flats: 1525-."5 California nr. Gough.S3."
—6 r.: 2D«4 Flllmore cor. Union: new; upper.
$40-^7 r.: 2000 Vallejo cor. Laguna.S4n— 6 r.: 1367 Vallejo nr.Hyde. .'>..''*4()
—* r.;1570 Clay nr. Polfc: upper.S4o—B r.; 3315 Jackson nr. Walnut.£»0— ft r.: 967 Hayes nr. Stelner.\u25a0>3«.00—5 large rms.'. every possible cfWTinlene*:light and '
"tunny: large closets; marln*view: 1173- 7,% Filbert nr. Hyde.
$\u00847.50— 7 r.; 461 Sprnce cor. CaUfornia.537.50—7 r.; 31SS Washington nr. Lyon.?3i..jO
—6 r.:1324 LeaverTO-ortb nr. Jackson.
f*ir~B r-:17a"H-rfl<? «>r. Broadway; upper.
$3o—
R r.: 2544 Baker nr. Vallejo.*35
—T r.: S2B Flllmore nr. Fulton: npper.
**j—sj—
5 r-* 2&sO. Union nr. Bncbanan.T~2
—"r-:IT3CI tTnion nr. Googn.
f»s~' r-:2703 Lagnna cor. Vallejo: middle.S33—
8 r.; 2529 Polk nr. Fllb»rt; upper.**£—*c
-J«H Pine nr. Larkln: upper.
v»"!TT«.. r':193S Bush nr. Laguna: upper.?30-$3».50— 4 and 5 r.: beautifully appotnted:
large rms.. light and sunny: large closets;every ,conr.:The \>rnon, IS3O.Hyd*.
?30—4 r. each; 2030 Hyde nr. Filbert: splendWsized rooms;*large closets: marine view.
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—"r- each: 415-417 Sprnce cor. Sacramento.$35—6 r.,; 11«?3 Devisadero COR. Eddy: r^uced*«»ni $40; elegant, modern, middle.
$35-542.50—
6 r. each: brand new Cats: modern;panoramic marine riew; llffht and sunny;1151-s!> Filbert nr. Hyde.
*'W—
B r.; 1436 Jones nr. Washington.
1,—
6 r-:110
~3la»on nr. Clay: upper.—
> r.:1252 Page nr. Lyon; npper.f2'2—£ r
-2^Clayton nr. Fell.
£*?-f r-: IM4McAllister nr. Scott; modem.$32.00^-8 r.: 220S Polk nr. Green. fcV;532..50— fir.; 955 Union ur. Jones..?32.50— 4 r.; IC7O Clay nr. Polk; upper.532.30— « r.:3W)2 California cor. CherrT. \u25a0
S4-.5O—
5 r.: 432 Spruce near Sacramento.$3-.SO-$35—
3 and 4 r.;magnificent marine views"wall beds: 1074 Union nr. Lea*enworth.
502.r»n—
4 r.;i«27 Washington nr. Larkin>-s32.so— 6 r.; 1434 Vallejonr. Polk.*32.50—5 r.; 1951 Lyon nr. Clay; upper.532.50—6 r.; 1314 Colo nr. Rlvoli. !527.56—6 r.; 2153 Union corner Fillnjore:new.*30—s r.;1254 Filbert nr. Hyde: upper.
!$30—« r.: 219fi Union cor. Fiilmore.I530
—6 r.; 102^ Buchanan nr. Post: upper.
I$30—
6 r.: 243f> Larkln nr. Filbert: upper,j$30—6 r.: l*«o De^l^adpco nr. Sutter: reducedj '\u25a0 from $37.50: sunny and modern: upper.1$30
—6 r.; ISR7 Bnsh nr. Oetavia; upper.
I$30—S r.: 957 Union nr. Jones.;S3O<
—7 r.:275t Laguna nr. Vallejo: upper-
,s3o— fir.; 23241^ Flllmore nr. Clay; npper.$30-~5 r.: 154* Jocos nr. Paoiflr: upper.S3O-$35— 6 r.- 2233-2235 Sutter nr. Pierce..«30
—7 r.:1537 Pacific nr. Polk;upper.
S?JVS.-55— 4 r. and b.t 2301 Polk cor. Greea.S3O-$32.50
—tr.: 1031 Leavenworth nr. CalifoTaia.
$30—5 r.;455 Spru.-e near Sacramento.§SO
—« r.; 132 Fillmore near Waller.$30—5 r.: 1473 Clay nr. Hyde.'$30—5 r.: 1236-3* Cele st. nr. Alma.SSfi—6 r.; 3650 Sacramento nr. Spruce.$30—5 r.; 1210 AGeary nr. Gosia: upper.$30
—t r;1471 Washington nr. Hyde; upper.
SCO— 6 r.; 3317 Clay nr. Walnut: uppere.$3O—fir.;R34 Filbert nr. Taylor.$30—5 r.:1231 Filbert cor. Larklft.$30
—7 r.; 3111 Sacramento nr. T.yon:,upper.
S3C,—
t:r.: 1369 California nr. Hyde; upper. "\u25a0-s.*U> ea.
—6 r.:1742-41 Union nr. CfOusft. -V
•$30—5 r.: 2TC& Filbert nr. S<-o«.\u25a0?3O— fir.: SW. cor. Cole and Hayes; bargain.$30
—a r.:135 Buchanan nr. Waller: upper.
$2S-^7 r.; 2532 Steiner nr.' Broadway; upper.$28-^1 r. and b.: The Highland; 1355 Clay.$2S-:-6 r.:2120 I>»aTenwcrthf nr. Filbert.$27.30
—fir.:274f> Lagan* nr.:Green.
$27.50— -6 r.; 1."CO Gr'eenwiclj. nr. Van Ness; np.$27.3f»— 6 r.:3C37 Washington nr. Baaer.$27.0!V530
—5 r.: R0 62 Alpine nr. Waller.
$27.50— 5 r.^ 1542 Jones nr. Pacific.$27.50—5 r.;3SOO California for. Cberry.
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$27.50— fi r.; l«04 Jones nr. Pacific.$27.50
—7 r.: 31<*4 Washington nr. Lyon.
$27.50—
6 r.: 3331 Sacramento nr. Walnut.$27.30
—5 r.;1333 Lyon nr. Clay.
$27.50—
7 r.;2425 Buchanan nr. Jackson; upper.$27.30
—6 r.:2204 Grove nr..Stanyan.. .
$27—
6 r.; 1165 Broadway nr. LeaTenwjrth.$26
—6 r.: »2T. Scott nr. Golden Gate. -
$25. 50-$27. 50—5 r. ea. :1213A-12R58 Lombard nr.Polk: marine view; every convenience.
525—
fi r.; 1R32 Buchanan' nr. Post.$25
—« r.: 1735 Green nr. Octavla: uoper.
$2.">-$30—
3 r.:near Sacramento and Jones.•
$25—
7 r.; 2705M.aguna corner" Vallejo. •:
$2r—
6 r.: 2712ABnsh nr. Broderick; upper.$25—6 r.: 2134 O'FarrelTnr. Devisadero.$I's—s r.;430. Presidio nr. Sacramento; upper.$23
—Ir.;1227 Clay nr. Jones.
$25—5 r.;81 Webster 'cor. Gcrmanla ar.$25
—5 r.:1135 Vallejonear Jones.
$25—
6 r.; 2213 Learenwortti-nr. Lombard.$25
—5 r.: 10-Jl Filbert nr. Leaveuwortn; upper.
$23—
5 r.: 1019 "H *«t.-nr. 10th ST.; upper.$2.5
—5 r.:1293 Unioo nr. Larkln; upper.
S24—
6 r.;285S Steiaer nr. Broadway.$23^
—7 r.;ISA Joiee nr. Pine. \u25a0
$22 30—
7 r.; 832 Haight nr. Devlsadero. -$22.30
—ir.; 1280 Union ar. Larkln.
-$22.50—4 r.: 1440 Paria<? nr. Hyde; upper.522.50
—Ir.:1275 Green nr. Hyde: modern..
$22.00-W5—it.:sunny, modern apts.; S3B Fil-
bert nr. Taylor: marine flew.$22.30
—3 r.:1603 Washington nr. Polk.
$20 3 r.;167*4 Filbert nr. Goujh; upper.$21—4 rt: 14fi.1 Vallejo nr. Polk.$20—3 r.; 1531 Sacramento nr. Hyde; npper.$20—5 r.;ISfi*Union nr. Octaiia. .-%2O—4 r.; 1306AGreenwich nr. Polk.?20—5 r.; 403 Walnut cor. Sacramento.$20—5 r.: 047 Broadway «r..Salmon. .$18
—1r.; 2016 Octavia nr. Filbert.
$1S—
3 r.;242 Ivy ar. nr. Franklin.~
$IS-$23.5O—
3 r. each: 1492 Pactflc corner Larkln.JIS—- r. and b.: SS44 California nr. Cherry.$1S
—5 r.; 61 Salmon c«r. Broadway.
517.30^—
t r.: 10SO Filbert nr. Hyde.f16
—4 r.: 12S0 Unionnr. Lnrkia: modern.-
$!«_« r.; 27128 Hush nr. Brcderick.515—5 r.; IHSIGolden Gate nr. Scott.Sls— 4 r.; I"7S IDtb ar. nr.Ist.$14—2 r.. and b.;"ga« range, water beater; 11S1A
Filbert nr. Hyde; separate entrance.$14-31 rt
—1-5 r.: 2319 Lombard ar. Pierce.
$14-^2 r. and b.: 138 ft California nr. Hyde.$I^s 4 r.;'1041 Filbert.nr. Leavenworth. \u25a0
$10—3 r.: 405 Walnut cor. Sacramento.5S__C r.; 54.Bernard nr. Joues.
'FURNISHED FLATS AND APTS.
$22.50 and $30—3 r. and b.;Tbe Colonial. 3119California nr. Lyon: turn, and partly tarn.
$CO—C r.;1320 Leavenworttt nr. Jackson; furn.
'uorSES^fOUTH.OF MARKET.
$150—
9 r. and b.; 2560 Scott corner Filbert. ;$100
—20 r.4.b. 4 kit«-b»n3v newly papered and. tinted; close to Fillraore and FUiihr. ".
j75_S r.; S6l-Aaalrary X?. Frederick r garage.$Hs_l» r.; completely furtui 111 Cth av.nr. Lake.$33
—12 r.;2029 Vallejo«ir. I.asuna: view.
X50—
10 r.and b.;2217 Van Ness nr. Broadway.$sQl_o r.; 2523 fioujh nr. Vallejo.§45—10 r.; 311S V.'ashlngton nr. Lyon.
-$35:
—7 r.;'1703 Buchanan nr. Post. . .
STORES, LOFTS, ETC.. NORTH OF MARKET
$150—I^>ft,'2<sxl37:6 ft..'.2d floor; passenger andfreight elevator; I£s Geary st. nr.- Grant ay.
$125—
Mezzanine floor. 125 Geary nr. Grant ay.SieO.t'may he less)
—Larse ground floor space.
$75—Elesaa*. large, liscat 2d floor; 450 Mkt. St.$3<)
—store. 2222 Fillmcre nr. day. •
$47.50^—Large basenieat. 40x60 ft.;,elevator.$38— Store, -XE. corner Union sdc! Lartin st*.
'j3s__^iore, 32SS Sacramento nr.- Presidio ay.
$3t>— Large store.- 1760 O'Farrell .nr."Flllmore.;
f3Of30—-.Space in new market; un?urpa»se<l location.25—Store.' for^a creamery. Sl» Cole nr. Carl.
$25 and ?30 stores— 2o24-2R Hayes nr.rCole.'$20— Space .ia. new,market; unsarpas.*etl location.$12.50 to $30^
—Large." lightsample rooms. \u25a0
$40—
Store and. modern, flat of 7 r.isuitable fori ltsbt ofs.r ISD2 Folsom nr.*14th. \u25a0«
';".-;/' SOUTH OF MAnKET AXTTMJSSIOX.$30-$35— 6 r.;4 sunny modenr* flats;;373-8t Xoe,bet. ,l6tb ana 17tl».
- ;. ;-:-
S-'--k '?- - ~.::$25—5 r. and.b.;zarage :modprn buijalow*
407£«,- Diamond nr.-2lst; panoramic view
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$20—
5 r.: 489 Sanchez nr;ISth: npper -$20-525— t r. aodb. each; 1463 Fol^rnn-nr 10th.$IR—6 r.; 2375-S2 25tn, at. cor. Florida. <
*. iuxa*$lft-^-lr. and b.'; 2967 24tb nr.*Harrison ' •«
'$13.5*—4 r. and b.; 154ALanstpn nr^Fobom.
Large".: licit loft*-, rpnt low; \u25a02. eleVitors-JttlTMission cor. >»ew Jlontgomery. S \u25a0*-
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