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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-10
(special No. s50

400 Hearst bldg, over Examiner entrance, cor
Sd and Market SITS. Phone Black 1907. Hotels,
Rooming and Apartment Houses for sale
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THREE Finnish young women want POSITION
in families; general housework; references
3291h Third st.
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YOUNG woman, good worker, wants work By
day: 81 so and fare. MRS c. $50
Minna st.
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SITUATION wanted-By competent woman as
working housekeeper; is hrst-class cook city
or country Box 1919. Call office
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COMPETENT Swedish woman wishes q situ-
alton; homework and cookings wages 81
los Eighth ST.. near Mission
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81 rooms; cheap rent; . years lease; me
downtown location; entrances; everything IN
hrst-class condition; good furniture and car
pets; clearing now 5000 per month"; II run tran
silent can clear $500 to $3.50 per month; here Is
best proposition In city
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LADY wishes position as companion for ell
Derby lady or gentleman; Is refined and plays
the plano. Address A. Call office. San Jose.
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AA-CALL at once and save 81
My famous SO readings this week for 81
PAIL, DI-STTNE
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WOMAN wishes work; good cook washing
and ironing; not afraid OF work: willing and
obliging; city or country. 143 Third St. rn- ?
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EXCHANGES made in all kinds OF real estate,
rooming- houses and business chances. CAM
ERON & CO., Eddy st.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Accordion. sunburst and anticipating. Stew
art button & buttonhole factory. ITO Taylor
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FOR sale-Best little restaurant in city; down.
town; doing good business; cheap rent; own
er has other interests and can't devote his
time 70 It; snap: $500. CAMERON & CO.,
3 Eddy st
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cOIORED woman would Ike to do washing
and ironing at home. us Moulton st.
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1-room modern fat, close in. well furnished;
cost 5000; bargain II sold at once; S5VO.
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WOMAN wishes work by the day; good laun-
dress; 81 IS a day: no postals answered. 54a
Minna St. between Sixth and Seventh
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DREssnAxERs AND sEAMsrREssEs

MCDOWELL Dressmaking & Millinery School
Patterns cut to measure; eve. class ;1019 Mkt.
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WANTED-Situatfon by a woman TO do gen
eral homework in small American family.
Is frst-class cook: no postals answered. 2O7
Minna St, near Third.
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WANTED-A situation by q woman 20 DO
general homework in small American fami-
ly; Is nrst-cIass cook 107 Nina ST. near
Third
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A YOUNG woman wants position as working
housekeeper in hotel; wages SOS; would go TO
country; experience refs. Box ga Call.
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lease. up to. date, downtown, modern house;
electric lights, bells and elevators all light
rooms. we'll furnished throughout; chance OF
lifetime to get first-cass house that Is clearing
$3.50 to $3.50 at bargain; has signed to accom-
modate large body of people in coming con-
claYe; owner obliged to leave for Europe TO
settle an estate; make offer; exclusively with
US.
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RELIABLE woman wishes situation for gen.
eral homework; city or short distance in
country; references Il required: pOstals.
unless carfare paid Box 929 Call office
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susrNEss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR sale-Old-established stationery and Pc
riodcal business with a long lease; on ac-
count Of sickness of owner. Apply to E.
BAUER, S. F., News Co., 342 Geary st.
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LoDa1NG-HousEs FOE sALE-con.

MARION GRIFFIN.
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CHE Al'EST and best in America-The Weekly
call 70 pages. sent to any address in The
Inlted States or Canada year for 81
postage paid.
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A BIGGER school than ever. On June 1 we
moved to new freproof building. 13S Mission
St between Third and Fourth; more space;
finer rooms; better light: finest in the West;
come and see. S. F. BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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CHICAGO REPREsENTATIVE
c. GEORGE KROGNESS. Marquette Building
dong Distance Telephone. Central 2ols- }
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WANTED-Position as housekeeper with small
family or to care for children; private family
or rooming-house. H. Box SAT. Call ofnce.
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NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE;
STEPHEN 3. SMITH 30 Tribune Buildir
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A CHANCE in each. State to engage In manu-
featuring a patent needed in every family;
no competition. Address box 90S Call office
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HOUSEKEEPER and laundress by middle
aged woman; city or country. Address room
Is, SD Fourth st.
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FOR sale-Well equipped millinery store;
beautiful showcases, counters and store fix
lures; clean stock Of goods; doing good busl-
ness; fine location: fittings cost more than
price asked; big snap at $1,000; sickness.
CAMERON & co.
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IS rooms; best downtown commercial house
In city; clearing now $500 per month; every
thing frst-class condition: will trade Tor OAK
land. Alameda or Berkeley property or ranch
in California; must leave city.
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NEAT young colored woman wants work IN
private family or small boarding houses
country preferred Box $40. Call ofdcs.
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT:
c c. CARLTON ..--.-----------H Herald Squal
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Especial No. 50.
HANDSOME apartment. house, So large rooms,
most beautifully furnished rent only $3.50;
long lease; $40 per day clear profit;
for sale at a great bargain exclusively by
MARION GRIFFIN.
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FINE OPPORTUNITIES.
IF you wish TO buy or sell property OF any
description, dwelling rooming house
grocery. butcher shop, delicatessen branch
bakery. cigar stand, saloon or business of
any kind. do not fail 10 call upon US; We
may have just what you want TO buy or a
purchaser for what you have to sell SEAL,
ROCK INVESTMENT CO.. 1872 Market ST
rooms 4lS-419; telephone Folsom 346S.
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TIE California Debris Commission having re-
ceiNed application 20 mine by hydraulic pro-
cess from Nike Corcoran Placer Mining Com
fary. IN Polar star mine near Dutch Flat
Placer County. Cal. draining into the Little
Bear River. which reaches Feather River
gives notice that II letting 10 receive any
protests wili be held al room 90 Flood build
ing. san Francisco. CAL September 70, 1904
co go q M.
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CHICAGO NEWS STANDS:
Sherman House; p O. News Co.; Great
Northern Hotel: fremont House; Auditorium
Eotel; Palmer House
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X FOR TIE CALL. The Operator VIII Con-
7ect You With the Department You Wish
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school for university. law and medical col
leges; refs. President Jordan or any Stanford
professor day, evening sessions Phelan bldg.
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A-CAMERON & CO.-Phone South 1850.
3 Eddy St, cor. Market and Powell
Headquarters for all kinds OF busiess chances.
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p rooms cheap rent very central: gooo
furniture and carpets: clears S1OO per month
must leave city; make an offer.
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Assoc; ELEGANT barroom. with mercan-
tile lunch; on Montgomery St, vicinity OF
California; place must be sacrificed on &C
count Of iii health OF owner. See r @.
WILKE. 26I5 Kearny st.
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6Oo-RESTAURANT; north Market near
Kearny; stands investigation; rent $50 See
BERG. 31s Kearny.
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Especial No. %
ONLY $3.50 cash and $3.50 in payments buys a
well-furnished Groom house. on sunny side
north of Market; income $73 80 monthly
MARION GRIFFIN
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NEW YORK NEWS STAND:
waldorf Astortn Hotel; A Brentano, 81
Union SQUARE: Murray Hin Hotel; Ftfth-aVenue
Hotel and Hoffman House
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BUTCHER business averaging $3.50 daily: ele-
CANT fixtures; fine location; trial given; In
vestgate 53s Eddy st
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Especial No. ICY
ONE thousand dollars less than Its value will
take nicely furnished 16-room house; quiet
and respectable; clearing SIC per month See
MARION GRIFFIN.
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Publication OCaoo. Market and Third. s r
Edto-.sl Rooms. 900. 2I7 TO 221 Stevenson St
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nFEETrNG NOTICES.

THE California Debris Commission having re-
ceivec application 10 mine by hydraulic process
from Jas. c. Eager in Mount Pleasant mine
near SPANISH Ranch. Plumas County. Cal,
draining into Spanish Creek. which reaches
Feather River, gives notice that a meeting
~ receive any protests VIII be held at room
-. Flood building, san Francisco. Cal, Sept
-. 1913. at 80 ?.
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more performances and secures more engage
nnents for Students fthan all other Western
schools; special summer course. Ala Mason
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GOOD dressraker will go out by day during
this month; 81 to IS day. $50 Stevenson st.
near Seventh.
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A-S2OOO: CORNER saloon with years lease
IN wholesale district: owner bought ranch
and sac-fhces: saloon established years; a
first-clsss paying place. See R g. WILKE,
26h Kearny ST.
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TEMPLE OF OCCULT SCIENCE
Sittings life readings. healing: instruction n
all branches: lady attendant; afternoons ana
evenings. 21S Eddy e.
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Err. AYRES. founder OF Ayres Business Col
lege, has returned: bookkeeping, penmanship.
shorthand. tipping; So month: life scholarship
$50; positions secured day, eve 723 Market.
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Delivered by Carriers 20 Cts. Per Week. 70
Cts Per Month Single Copies . Us;
Terms ~ Nal lrlcludInC Postage Cash Win
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$500: CORNER saloon on Fourth St: rent
$50; living rooms: lease; place established
years and well paying. See r. G. WILhE,
2615 Kea-ny ST.
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A-S25o0: HOTEL with % furnished rooms
acro-s the bay; years lease; rent $40; bust
ress first class, paying; finest location in
good business town. r. G. WILKE, 26l3
Kearny 81.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A-s1o0o: BAKERY; best location in the Mis-
sion: rent s45: all store trade; baking u
barrels per day; 4 years lease; living
rooms See r. c. WILKE, 2015 hearny 81.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
WOULD RE.CEDE
YOSEMITE PARK
President McNOble of Native
Sons Recommends Giving
Control to the Government
ANNUAL REPORT FILED
Executive Officer Reviews
Work of Past Year and
Makes Timely Suggestions

STOCKTON. April 2O.-Grand Presi-
dent H. r. McNoble of the Native Sons
of the Golden West has just concluded
his annual report to the Grand Parlor.
He reviews the work of the year just
passed and makes a number of recon-
mendations of general interest to the
entire State.
The most important feature Of the
report is the recommendation that Yo-
semitic National Park be re-ceded from
the State to the Federal Government to
be controlled and improved by the lat
ter, in the hope of encouraging tour
list travel to California in general and
the Yosemite Valley in particular by
reason Of better accommodations and
better roads.
1t is also recommended in the re-
port that home for the widows and
orphans of members of the order OF
Native Sons be provided.
An increase of about 1000 members
of the order throughout the State is
reported for the year.
The repair and purchase of num-
| Der of historic missions and landmarks
! is referred to and progress in con-
nection with the erection of q monu-
ment in memoriam of the Donner party
| is reported. The report is very exten-
sive and shows in detail all the work
of the Native Sons of the Golden West
] during the past year.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
SEALS DOOM
OF MURDERERS
Judge Armour Denies a New
Trial to the Two Cattle
men Who Killed a Rancher
GIVES LIFE SENTENCE
Perry Tuttle and Shanks
60 to Jail While Formers
Brother Gets a Rehearing

AKRON, Colo, April 20.-Judge Ar
mour to-day overruled the motions for
a new trial in the Joseph Meenan muir
der case as to two defendants, Perry
Tuttle and Elmer Shanks, and SEN
fenced them to Imprisonment for life at
hard labor. He granted the third de-
fendant, George L. Tuttle, a new trial
A stay of sixty days was granted to
the two men to enable them to apply
to the Supreme Court for supersedeas
and ninety days allowed them to pre-
pare a bill of exceptions. When Judge
Armour announced his decision Perry
Tuttle fell PROSTATE on the floor in a
dead faint, and the services of a ply
'sician were necessary to revive him.
The murder of Meenan was the out
come of range feud which had much
of the aspect of the famous Dewey case
in Western Kansas. The Tuttles are
members of one of the wealthiest cattle
raising families in this section. Joseph
Meenan was a small ranchman.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
GEORGE GOULD
IS DISPLACED
Position of Vice President
of Kansas City Southern
Railway Goes to Seilcken
CHANGE rs SIGNIFICANT
Move Is Believed to Pory
tend Attempt by Holland
to Gain Control of the Road

KANSAS CITY, April 2O.-At.a a meet
ing held in New York City important
changes have been made in the direc-
torate of the Kansas City Southern
Railway, which it is believed portend
an attempt on the part of the Holland
stockholders to wrest the control of the
property from the Hartman Gould in
terests, now in control The following
changes have been made.
George j. Gould ceased to be first
vice president and was succeeded by
Herman Seilcken, New York broker,
who is representing the Holland inter
ests; John Lambert of Chicago, a di-
rector representing the Hartman
Gould interests, was retired, and the
office of general counselor, held by
Max Pam of New York, who also repre-
sented the Harriman-Goul interests
was abolished The Office of general
counsel paid a salary of $4,000 q year
Gould, it is stated, will retain his po-
sition as a director of the railroad and
as a member, of the voting trust. The
voting trust, which came into existence
in 1900, when the Harriman-Gould
crowd secured control of the property
at its reorganization, will, it is also
stated, expire within a year, when the
Holland stockholders, now in the minor.
ity. hope to regain control of the rail.
road. Besides Gould, E. H. Hartman
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
RESTORE RATE
ON CARLOADS
TranScontinental Railroads
Approve Contention of the
Coast Jobbers i'm Liquors
MIDDLE WEST SHUT OUT
New Tariff Appears April %
That Gives Trade Back to
States Upon the Pacific

The transcontinental railroads will
put into effect on April % tariff Of
great interest TO the liquor men of the
Paeihc Coast. Thereby the differentiai
on LIQUORS in wood will be restored.
Nothing is more important 10 the Pa
cifc Coast, by reason OF its situation
on the remote edge of the continent
than the continuance of the carload
rate on freight. that permits jobbers
20 bring out goods in large quantities
at q lower cost than that charged to
the Middle West jobber on the ship
rnent of small quantities. The Pacific
Coast differential permits the Pacific
Coast retailer and consumer TO share
IN the benefit obtained by the Pacific
Coast jobber.
This is the essential point that was
raised in the famous case in which the
st. Louis jobbers were beaten in their
contention with the jobbers OF this
coast before the interstate Commerce
Commission. Last December the car
load rate on liquors Of all kinds in
wood was Withdrawn by the trans
continental railroads and an amy
CuHnIlIA rate LOOK Allt pldNC VI H.
The reason assigned for this by the
railroad people was that the carload
rate had been juggled by the assem-
bling OF small quantities Of liquors,
constituting mixed carloads. This
aversion Of the traffic men TO mixing
drinks resulted, as had been said, in
the withdrawal Of the carload rate on
liquors in wood.
Since December, as the natural con-
sequence of this move, the Pacific
Coast has been flooded with represen-
tatives of Middle West jObbing houses,
who have succeeded in getting away
considerable volume Of trade from the
Pacific Coast jobbers. This benefit the
Middle West jobbers did not share
with the retailers, but kept it all for
themselves. The Pacific Coast Manu-
facturers' and Jobbers' Association
took the matter UP recently with the
transcontinental railroad officials and
the entire facts were discussed at
length 1t is said that the railroad
men were anxious to find a way for
restoring the carload rate on liquors.
The decision has been reached now TO
give the carload rate again. AS re-
suit the liquor men of the coast will
be happy. as the decision once more
secures TO them the trade of the coast.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
Outbreak Said to Be Caused
by Tisza's Failure to
Increase Pay.

BUDAPEST, April 2O.-The strike of
railway men which began yesterday
on the Hungarian Western Railway
has become general, and on all the
Hungarian State railways to-day the
traffic is at a complete standstill. The
Southern Railway, which is not owned
by the Government, alone managed to
start trains out of Budapest to-day
Six trains due last night have not yet
arrived. The strike committee, by
telegraph, ordered all traffic to stop at
midnight, and all trains to be aban-
doned by their crews at the stations
where each happened to be at that
hour. The committee proposes to dis
patch trains to places along the line
for the purpose of bringing the strikers
into Budapest, but no passengers will
be carried on these trains. The zen
declare they are willing to return to
work II their demands for increased
pay, which they claim was promised
them by Premier Tisza, are granted
and the strike leadc-s reinstated
The railroad stations are guarded by
troops. A number of strikers delegates
who arrived here to attend a meeting
have been arrested. The price of pro-
visions already has risen. Up to the
present time $50 railroad employees
have been arrested.
The situation was discussed by the
Ministe-~ and Deputies prior to the
sitting of the Diet Premier Tisza de-
clared the Government could not ne
gotiate with the strikers; he had
ordered troops to be summoned to as
sist in the re-establishment of order
and had instructed the railway and
telegraph regiment TO operate the rail-
roads. An. example, he added. must be
made of the ringleaders Of the strike.
Another batch OF 500 railroad men
from Fiume have been arrested. The
men in the Western workshops of the
Western Railroad have Joined the
strikers. The latter have disconnected
the telegraph instruments at various
points, severing communication.
A band of fifty railroad men seized a
train at Bai-Torbagy, brought it to
Budapest and reported themselves to
the police, who Instituted criminal pro-
ceedings against them.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
Petitions in Insolvency.

Petitions in in; olvency were-filed in
the United States District Court yes
terday as follows:
Creditors of Y. Yokota & Co., 332
Post street, allege that on April 19
that firm made an assignment of all
its property to T. Aiye for the benefit
of its creditors. They are G. Amano,
$4,000; T. Squire. $1,000; Y. Tsumara,
$1,000; 7. Komada & Co., $500, and 7.
Kaidow, $500.
w. S. Canon, a merchant of Sacra-
mento, filed a petition in voluntary in
solvency. He owes s70S7 and has no
assets. His principal creditors are the
Bank of San Luis Obispo, s4S37, and
E. B. Moore of Sacramento, $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
MATERNITY HOSPITALS
ARE TO BE REGULATED
health Board Committee Takes Steps
10 Reduce Infant Mortality i'm
Founding Institutions.

Drs. Hughes and Harvey OF the
Board Of Health and M. J. White, sec
retary Of the Society for the Preven-
tion Of Cruelty to Children. the COM
mittee appointed TO investigate the
conduct OF maternity hospitals and
founding asylums, held a meeting yes
terday. II was decided to insist that
the institutions have a system of reg
istration of births and daily reports to
the Health Office. 1t was also agreed
10 require midwives to report imme-
diately any births that may come un-
der their observation, under penalty
Of prosecution. Another meeting of
the committee viii be held shortly to
outline more fully the means to be
taken TO reduce infant mortality in
this city.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
TO SUBSCRIBERS LEAVING TOWN
FOR THE SUMMER.

CALL subscribers contemplating q
change Of residence during the ST umer
months can have their paper forwarded
by mail to their new address by notify
ing THE CALL Business once. This
paper will also be on sale at all SUNNI er
resorts and is represented by n local
agent In all the towns on the coast.