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RAIN AND WIND ADD
TO DISCONTINUE OF
MANY THOUSANDS
Prompt Measures Are Taken to
Relieve the Suffering Caused
by the Unexpected Storm.

San Francisco and its unfortunate
residents were drenched by a heavy
rain that poured from midnight until
yesterday morning and came down
still more heavily later on.
The rain brought great suffering to
many Of the homeless people in the
parks and other outdoor places. A
nigh wind added melancholy accom-
paniment 10 the downpour.
The suffering occasioned by the rain
was terrible in some places. For the
most part the only protection the
campers had was their sheets. which
uld not prevent the soaking of them
selves and their bedding. Many thou
sands Of delicately nurtured women,
babies, old and feeble people, were in
miserable plight before relief came.
Prompt measures were taken,
though, to care for the sufferers fac
ing this new calamity.
Many Of them were without ade-
quate bedding and steps were taken
Immediately TO protect them from the
elements. II is estimated that there
are 10000 people in Golden Gate Park
alone who suffered untold hardships.
To meet the emergency Mayor
SchmiIz and Chief Of Police Dinan
sent out a detail of men in each dis
trict TO seize all vacant houses and
fats for the protection of the shelter
less. Houses abandoned at the time
of the first alarm were also taken.
The Weather Bureau has been re-
established after an interruption of
only rhirty-six house, and only three
observations missed, and is located
at 30I4 Clay street. The following
bulletin was issued yesterday:
. Weather Bureau, April 22-Clear-
ing, pleasant weather after the show
ers. Barometer is rising.
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TAKE REFUGE IN CEMETERY.

Seventy-five members OF the Young
Women's Christian Association, to-
gether with Mrs. Young, che superin-
tendent, had a remarkable experience
during the confiagration When it
became necessary to act quickly it
was resolved that one of the safest
places to take refuge was in Laurel
Hill Cemetery, and, packing small
but precious articles, the young wo-
men and Mrs. Young made a hasty re-
treat to the burial ground. There
they watched the progress of the
flames throughout Wednesday night
Many other persons camped there the
same night.
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NEW METHOD WILL
ABOLISH UNWIELDY
BREAD LINE SYSTEM
Citizens Protective Association
With Approval of Mayor Re
arranges Manner of Distri-
buting Supplies.

Under a system TO be carried out
~bv the District Relief and Protective
Association, just organized, with Ed
ward II. Greene. as chairman and
Louis Kragen as secretary, the work
OF distributing supplies will be great
~ facilitated and the city viii have
a perfect patrol system.
The association, which has received
the quick consent of the Mayor and
the military authorities to carry out
its plan, has what seems perfect
system devised by Mr.. Greene. Weary
women will no longer have TO stand
in line waiting for supplies and then
receive something they do not want.
The association viii have sub
organizations embracing every Iour
blocks in the city. Some OF these
have already been formed and 1t IS
thought every block in the city viii
be included within forty-eight hours.
Calls will be made at every house
and reouisitions for supplies received
each day. Persons wanting sugar VIII
not be handed a bar of soap Inc
goods they require viii be delivered
IN them. AT the same time thorough
Investigation will be made in each
case and no imposition VIII be al
lowed.
The sub-organizatiOns will also look
after sanitary conditions and aid the
Ped Cross in every way possible.
A strict patrol will be maintained
at nights and a place in which offend
ers NAV be placed until they can be
turned over to the authorities VIII
be provided.
Hundreds of the best citizens have
enrolled in the association
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PARK PATIENTS
TN GOOD HANDS

-, O5 I. Iaclllty in attending to the sick
s.Il 1Iu distributing supplies the park sec
iGn Ia. Las Deen divided as follows:
s~iSC NO. l north-North side of
Z r1,iS.nhsshdle, from Baker street ia
'oilI ,Ie; Isoer; north side of the road
=, Dls1rlct No. / south-Soutb side of
Shrader. i 0'ree1 10
District No. 2 north-North side of
iuaAn drive, from Shrader street to
DAse OF Strawberry Hill.
:: District No. 2 south-South of main
~he' from Shrader street to base
or Strawberry Hill.
Dlstrlct No. 3 north-North from
-sICeckels Lake.
district No. 3 south-South from
SIeCh base OF Strawberry Hill to
S2reckels Lake.
District No. 4 nortb-Nortb from
main drive and Spreckels Lake 10
Dutch windmill.
district No. 4 south-South from
11 ,5lStn orlFe and Spreckels Lake to
I9tch windmill.
District No. north-North of main
orlFe, from Dutch windmill to ocean
beach and Cliff House.
District No. 5 south-South from
Dutch windmill to ocean beach. south
70 Carville.
4Astrict No. 6-South from CarviIle
along. ocean beach.
District men are to go through re-
specuFe districts. taking name of each
person or family requiring medical
attention or supplies.
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OFFICERS ARREST
TWO SOLDIERS

Policeman ]. ]. Dow yesterday
morning was held up by a soldier on
Page street. near Clayton, aud ordered
TO carry wood. Dow asked where the
wood was located, and as the soldier
turned around Dow covered the sol
dier with his revolver, compelling him
to go TO the military headquarters on
Page street. The lieutenant in charge
told Dow he would take charge of the
soldier. Policeman A. c. Williams had
a similar experience.
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DIED.

CORDES-In Oakland. April %, 1906, at the
residence of her daughter. Henrike. Elise.
dearly beloved mother OF John, Herman and
Lilly, Mrs. Anna Nicholson. Mrs. Chris
tine Rohde and Mrs Adele Poehnert and
beloved aunt of Christian Often. a native of
Bremenvoerde, Germany, aged 65 years 8
days.
Funeral services Tuesday, April "a, 1906,
at ! O'Clock. from 474 Edwards ST, Oak
land. Interment private.
SUGRUE-At Agnews Hospital Mary Sugrue,
dearly beloved wife of Jeremiah Sugrue be-
loved mother OF William P, Jerome w, and
sister of Maurice, Michael and Josie Har-
mon, Mrs. P. ]. Jones and d. P. Kirby; a
native Of Ballyhugin, County Kerry, ireland,
aged so wears.
BAUER-In this city, April %, 1906. Louis
Bernard Bauer, husband of Beatrice Knight
Bauer, son of Christian and Amelia Bauer,
cousin Of Lizzie Markey
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LOOK-NEW OFFICE
COSTIGAN & CO, 1245 Eddy St,

COSTlGAN q CO, lZ45 Eddy ST.,
Bet. Laguna and Buchanan.
Licensed Employment Contractors.
City Work.
1900 men wanted for laboring work, S225 day
No fees charged. You'll do.
1000 mechanics of all kinds regular wages
Contractors Notice.
All kinds of orders solicited; no fees
charged.
Send orders to Costigan & Co., 1245
Eddy St, bet. Laguna and Buchanan, S. F.
A-Paciiic Coast Contractors Empt Agency
A. CUTTING & GUM. INC. Mgrs. Pacific
Contractors and Cal. Employment Agneces.
Ala 9Th St, Oakland phone Oakland 1878 !;
free fare all over today bosses here and long
jobs: top wages; boss here, 10 a. m. wants
100 men, S2.25 day; so families. free fare,
no Office fee; bricklayers, 81 per hour car
penters, $3.50; Bakersfield, free fare 100
trackmen, ship today; fruit thinners, 81
day and found.
WANT TED-Immediatel FIVE ladies' or gentle
men to travel for large firm of high COM
mercial rating; good salary and expenses to
right party; small cash bond required. 2I22
Dwight way, Berkeley, room four.
WANTED-First-class mechanical craftsman.
with technical education and experience, by
the Abner Doble Co., temporary Offices at
Poll Broadway, bet. Scott and Devisadero
sts.. San Francisco.
WANTED-A Job printer. who also knows
how to handle ruling machine Northern Cal
ifornia city: S18 week. Address box 637o,
Call office, Oakland.
WANTED-Good job printer and pressman
steady work. w. c. DEPEW, Sunnyvale.
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PLANNING TO RESTORE
CITYS RETAIL TRAl

A new committee to be known as
the committee for the restoration Oh
retail trade. with former Chief OF 20
lice Whitman chairman, was organ
ized Yesterday by the general commit
tee of fifty. Later in the day Mlttmah
onnointed H. d. Loveland as his CHIEF
assistant
The idea of re-establishlng tne re-
tail trade is TO check the tendency y
sol;cit s,- free supplies and to render the
neonle self-reliant- Every facihty
,,oeeibIe will be extended to merchants
- enable them to procure goods ano
sell supplies to the people.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL
TEMPORARY OFFICE, 1851 FILLMORE ST.
CHURCH SERVICES.

Sheriff. Israel will hold
services Saturdays usual: Friday evening
electric lighting will be restored as Temple
Israel, on the cor California and Webster
sts-, Is in perfectly safe condition. An in
rabbi. cantor. officers and members of Tenn
pie Emauu-El TO join the Sheriff. Israel in
the services, and the general public will
be cordially welcome.
Science First Church of Christ
Scientist-Wil hold services at the s w
cor. Sacramento and Scott sts., SUNDAY
April %. 1906, at II a. m; all are welcome I:
members are requested TO send change of
address to the president, Miss S. Z. Brad
shaw. 2065 Bush St
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LOST.

LOST-Victor and Bernard Hickman, age
10 and years: dark gray suits, blue cor
duroy hats. Return North Beach power
house MR. WHALEY.
CHURCH of the Advent parishioners-I am
at 323 Haight ST.
LOST-Brown leather suit case, marked H.
o. ZAETZSCH. Notify owner: SIC 10th
ST, Oakland
MEN who had charge of three trunks cor.
Post and Taylor sts., notify me where they
can be found reward. J. NJ. LYON.
REWARD for information or return of tele-
scope lost near Fairmont Thursday, con-
tanning uniform, medals, commissions, Astor
Battery, U. S. army discharge. GEORGE
S. GELS, Ills Broadway, Oakland, u S.
w. V. headquarters.
LOST-PAUL HOFFSES, aged 9; family at
park panhandle, section 9.
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NJ. c. MoRRELL, 529 San. Pablo ave.
FRANK +. WEAR and family wanted at 5l7
36th ST. Oakland
JOE EARLS communicate or come to Kate
Curtis, 500 18th St, Oakland.
SPTERING, Mrs, and two children are in
Sausalito; seeks husband.
RICHARD PHELAN wants A. c. Widber and
also also INV other friends R. PHELAN
ALL people who have friends in Bakersfield
and who wish to go to them report at r. X.
depots and get free transportation.
LEO JACOBS please let mamma know where
you are with Wise family. SIS Webster St,
DRESsMAKER of sos Eddy St. S F. send
address to Miss Carreg, Novelty Theater,
MRS. MARY BALI. Brannan St. bet. Sd
and 4th., communicate with husband at
Mr.. ALERT S. DAYTON. Mrs. Nelly Day.
ton. Mr.: Andy White,Any information Of
their whereabouts send to, to 2o6 w 2Sst'
HAVE Mrs. Gertrude Shaw Of 1901 Hyde St:
S f., report to Rev. J. NJ. Van Every OF
81 saith ST. Oakland.
MISS KATHERINE BALL, who lived at
1901 Leavenworth ST., IS requested TO go up
to Mare Island to Mrs. McCalla; boats
MRS ADA HANNAH is stopping at 1864
MRS. p. B. JOHNSON will please come to
748 Castro St, to go East with Mrs. D. D..
B. !. (IEEAIttI can De lound at MIS-. DUCK
ley's, 1909 Baker St, near Geary.
THE address of the Wicker family. from
Buffalo, staying at the St. Francis IS
wanted; communicate at once with GUG-
GENHEIM & CO., 27o3 California st.
WANTED-To know whereabouts Of Mrs.
William A. Gilmore, invalid. and daughter
Grace Leave word at 2e47 Market st.
POLICE OFFICER JAMES CONNOLLY
located at o23 II. Point st.
LILLIAN-I am ut 226H Willard ST.. Rich
mond District Where are you? BERT.
IOST-Frnest Bergez; come to 1880 Pierce st..
San Francisco, or 1888 Washington ST.
Mr.. and MRS. HUGH NJ. BURKE are at
the residence of Mrs. E. c. Stock, 3014A
Sacramento st.
Mr.. GOODMAN, shoeman. call at. 325 De-
yisadero St. at once. SEANER.
A. H. MURKEN of 2625 Sutter ST.. would
like TO know the whereabouts of his children.
Mr.. and MRS G. r. SAVAGE and family are
at 232 Haight ST.. family all well; friends
welcome.
7. ED DWyFR-Find me at 720 Fillmore st.
S. R. AMES.
w. NELsoN..Find me at 72o Fillmore st.
s. R. AMES
WHERE is Lizzie Kan1ena OF 1861 Fol
som St? send word to S2o Fell St
NARY 7. KATZ and family safe at S2o Fell.
FRANK H. GILTNER, wife and baby come
to Telsa to your sister
communicate with PRENTICE, 900 Ash
bury St, cor. Haight.
MISS PRAGG communicate with MRS. Nc
GARNAN, C. w. a.
FANNIE BALLARD WIIITE-Presitlio, care
COL. NORRIS.
THEO. w. LENZEN. architect formerly 927
Market, temporary 42oe West St, Oakland
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FUNERAL OF FIRE CHIEF.

The funeral services of the late
Chief Sullivan of the SaA Francisco
Fire Department will take place today
CTuesday) at 1 o'clock from 1884 For
ty-ninth avenue. Oceanside. The re-
mains will be placed temporarily in
Mount Calvary Cemetery vault
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

HAVE 10000 newspaper and Job printing
plant including linotype machine and Grams
ton press, Gordon jobber and full outfit OF
type en- engine & ana = DqleE eI,ang loI steam a. power
cisco by steamer in II hours sail Box
657S, Call Office, Oakland.
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PERSONAI-continued.

NATIVE Daughters of the Golden West
San Jose Native Daughters are ready to
render all possible assistance to any sister
in need communicate with either Grand
Secretary Laura ]. Frakes or Miss Winnie
Tully, secretary Native Daughters relief
committee. San Jose.
MRS. LILLIAN SPANAHAKE-Importa
message for you at 1914 O'Farrell. K. L. B.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

FIRST-CLASS Swiss lady's maid speaks
French and German. in San Francisco only
about 10 days, would like to accompany lady
references. Ad. MADEMOISELLE, care
OF Mrs. Waters, 1876 California St
a GOOD home offered in Los Gatos for a
eral housework: reasonable wages Apply
at once, 1411 West St, or phone Oakland
5348
BINDERY girls, folders and inserters for
mailing department: union scale to experts !;
wire, come Immediately or write; positions
will be reserved. P.O. box 12s, Goldheld, New
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE FOR Sal

100000 TO S175,O00 will buy the best un-
improved business site in Oakland frontage
on streets; plenty of room to handle bulky
stock; fronts Broadway; right in the heart Of
the city. (9O3)
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MEETING NOTICES.

MEETING NOTICES.
ALL members OF Golden Gate Council No.
81, \. NJ J., are requested to send their
present address TO John Denely. 416 Oak St
any member in need of assistance notify
James Z. O'Brien. 2311 Webster St, chair
man OF relief committee.
NATIONAL. Parlor No. 1ls. n. s. c. w.
meets THURSDAY at p. NJ; military
headGuarters Haight and Cole sts. NJ. NJ.
RAIIGAA, Recording Secretary
THE executive board of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union of San Francisco
city and county will meet on WEDNES-
DAY, April ., al 10 a. m. at 9i6 Laguna
St. IN the dispensary under the church. By
order OF the president,
ANY members of Loyal Hayes Valley Lodge.
l. O. O. I. NJ. L.. needing assistance apply
to l. D. Scloss. 5 f. cor Ellis and Steiner
FIRST Presbyterian Church-Meeting of ses-
sion and trustees at 2353 Pacific ave, l
p m. Wednesday.
\ MEETING Of the Mercantile Co. of San
Francisco viii be held at 2703 California st.
San Francisco. THURSDAY, April 26 at
10 a m JAMES MADISON. Secretary.
MASTER Plumbers attention-AIeet at
?. m, April p, 1906, at the Mission Marble
Yards, 10th St, near Church
JAS. Z. BRITT, President.
]. L z FIRMIN, Secretary.
ALL members of the First Baptist Church
are requested to meet at Hamilton Square
Church, corner Post and Steiner sts..
Wednesday. April 25, for relief purposes and
reorganization.
LINCOLN Relief Corps No. ), w. r. c.
Headquarters 1922 Turk St, Members kindly
report. BELLE DONOVAN, President.
ESTELLE HILBON, Secretary.
GOLDEN Gate Lodge No. 2o4, I. o. o. r
Of5cers and members please meet at 22d
p m. GEO. II. CAROW, n. G.
TEMPLAR Rebekah Lodge No 19. l. o. o.
F-Will meet THURSDAY at D. M at
Hamilton Hail. cor. Geary and Steiner sts.
ADELAIDE BROWN, Noble Grand.
ALL Women of Woodcraft report at once to
State organizer. Bertha NJ Sumner at 829
Fell St, for relief and medical attention
A MEETING OF Inatron, patrons. associate
rnatrons and members OF all city chapters.
Order Of Eastern Star. will be held at l440
P. m, to arrange relief for members OF the
order.
MEMBERS Golden Gate Camp. No. 81,
Woodmen of the World. ]. Wisnon, clerk,
at 375 Noe St, bet 10th and 18th.
S. F. Planning Mill Owners Association
There viii be meeting of members at 652
Steiner St, near Hayes. S. F., on WEDNES-
DAY, April 25, at 80 p. m. sharp.
A. {. BREDFIELD, Secretary.
THE Great Council of Red Men has located
its Headquarters at 1917 Devisadero ST.; all
relief and information regarding Red Men
will be had at the headquarters. PORTER
L. BLISS, Great Chief of Records.
MEMBERS of Crockett Lodge No 139, F.
and A. NJ. are requested 10 register or com
municate with WILLIAM KAHN, w. NJ,
at 1852 Ellis st.
Encampment, l. o. 0. F., and all past
grand patriarchs of California requested
to meet at /. O. O. F. Hall. cor. llth and
Franklin sts., Oakland, TUESDAY, at 10
a m By order OF
GEO. JESSEN, Grand Patriarch.
CITY Front Federation viii meet
WEDNESDAY April 2S. 1906. at Sailors
Hall at D. m. JOHN KEAN, Secy.
SAN FRANCISCO Lodge No. ;, B. P. o.
Elks-Headquarters established 2240 Bush
ST., near Fillmore; members please report
for relief work.
T.. w. hickey, Exalted Ruler
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$25,000-s0-foot lot in the immediate vi.
cinity OF 18th and Franklin streets; one Of the
best locations IN the entire city for any whole
sale business. 11O34).
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$500 per front foot on Broadway; this very
low price Is good for but few days: IS. so or
Z5 teet, about $50 feet deep on Broadway near
Twentieth ST.; this is positively the cheapest
prospective bpsiness property in Oakland (357)
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$50 26,000-One-story frame building. 5Ox1OO;
all IN one room; excellent floor: nearly new
building; two blocks from Broadway: choice
central location; most desirable neighborhood
Tor any mercantile establishment. particularly
one handling bulky class of goods. (695)
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s7s0O-Very desirable little business corner.
60x75 feet. with old improvements; would
have to rebuild; neighborhood very desirable :
n. Z. cor. 11th and Alice SITS. (S99)
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BUSINESS PERSONALS-Continu
& WHEREFORE. $3.50 Gay


CHAPMAN x WlLBERFORCE, $3.50 Slzy
St. s F.
F. HENRY. 1890 Clay ST.. s. F.
ROY :. BARTLETT. attorney at law, has
opened temporary Offices al residence, 415
Buchanan ST., near Page
UNION Lumber Company's headquarters at
9th and Channel SITS. San Francisco, and
1916 Broadway Oakland
NOTICE-Sol Getz & Sons. real estate deal
ers. have established temporary quarters at
507 DevisadeTo ST.. and at their branch Of
fee at 47th and Fl. ST.. OceanSide-
THE general Offices of the Haslett Ware
house Co viii be opened IN their Southern
Pacific warehouses al Second and Townsend
sts.; mail orders inquiries may be sent
10 l075 Harrison St, Oakland, care of Fred
B. Haight Co, or to zoos Clinton ava,
Alameda.
a
HOWARD c. HOLMES. chief engineer
please call ar Office OF The Realty Syndicate,
Oakland. Immediately.
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PERSONALS.

MR.. or MRS EARL MILES of Linda Vista
Hotel S. F., come or communicate with f.
Butt. Nisalia. Cal.
MEMBERS California Miners Association
and all mining men register at or send ad-
MRS. WILLIE UNFUG, from Pueblo. if
200 9TH St, Oakland.
ED DALE send address to Madge Carreg
General delivery, P. O.. Oakland
let us know your whereabouts; mother wor-
ries. Address 1867 5th ave-, East Oakland.
V CHINDA and family come to 2oa5 Carlton
NINA B; SLATER ER-If safe wire your sister,
Ms. Hsrds, at San Jaeinto: oaa GEO. CALL.
Mrs Joe Harlan, 535 Park ave-, East Oak.
INFORMATION wanted of Lora Broili F.
Q. BRQILI, Reno. New.
WANTED-In information Of whereabouts of
Mrs Julia r. Hamilton and daughter, of Dr.
James Shafter and of Mrs Emma Shafter
Howard. I'D. P. ]. Shafter. Grove Hall, Tel
PsT2Pf soo{ o 5s s and PsSand Sa Dans
members of No. 49, d. B. s.. please report
in person or letter 10 Danish relief head
quarters, 1oo3H Broadway, Oakland, care
!. c. Scott
CHARLES F. BRADLEY of Pierce St. near
Eddy. come to S2z1{ Franklin ST, Oakland,
cor. 9th. ]. \ SYLVIA.
WATER ,; KIRscHNER1EEends RS r d6GIShN hsye been
ANY information of Jeo lie Roy appreciated ,
in suspense. NELLIE KELLEY, Grand
Hotel. Oakland.
SEND information concerning Ruhemia Cur
tis or Edna Barth to c. E. Keyes. 468
Oakland ave, Oakland
Mr.. E. SHADE. formerly of ll22 HYDE St.
please send address 10 p. II. LORENTZEN,
ELLA and HARRY SMITH of ? Clarence
court. off Buchanan st. will please report at
TON Si 't9 GooDRIcH g Gf hRoaG SANFORD stabeMrs
Gruwell of $50 o'Farrell St, at So2 Brush
St. Oakland,
Oakland, 1916 West St; got work for you
WILL Maria Kelly let her niece know as
soon as possible where she is?
am at 1853 Franklin St, Oakland. V. E.
DODD, Percy H.. send information to 1851
know; care of Mrs E. RUDY, Portland
ave; Fruityale, J. P.
fee at % O'Farrell ST., your son Tom at
Bakersfield is anxious to hear from you.
HELEN HARTNET'r communicate with Geo:
H. Robinson, care H.C. Capwell Co, Oakland
Communicate with X. B. Saunders, Imperial
ELLSWORTH. .RUNSToN, lately with Hi
% syaddste Bowns e1s & G a iaa oa
land before Tuesday after that Brunswick
Bake Collender Co.. Los Angeles.
MRS SAM ALLEN of Honolulu can find
friends at II. X. Duncan's, 945 Myrtle ST.,
Oakland.
STREET. Mrs. c. C. is at $40 Jones ST, Oak
land, and would be glad to hear from her
sons and their families.
GRACE ANDERSON-Any one having infor
nation regarding above kindly notify Robt
w Sayre, s15 Union Savings Bank bldg,
Oakland.
MY mother may find me at 1909 Webster St,
Oakland, w. +. HEDGES.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

R. L. TOPLITZ, formerly 545-s47 Market 81.
has opened temporary Office 5. W. corner
Fillmore and California sts., in Edwin Val
Schrnidt's pharmacy.
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JOSEPH B. TOPLITZ, formerly $50 Pine St,
has opened temporary Office S. W. corner
Fillmore and California sts., in Edwin Val
Schmdt's pharmacy.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

NOT CHARITY,
BUT HUMANITY
MURRAY & READY, formerly of 634
$50 Clay St. San Francisco. will today
open their GREAT EMPLOYMENT and
LABOR AGENCIES at 469 9th ST OAK
LAND, and within few days will open
quarters in SAN FRANCISCO.
At this time HUMANITY DEMANDS
that every man should help relieve the suf
fering caused by the late disaster
After consultation with State Labor Com
missioner w. " Stafford, who indorses our
DETERMINATION to run FREE EN-
PLOYMENT AGENCIES IN OAKLAND
longer II conditions demand
We know OF nothing could give or rem
der that would be more substantial than to
find positions for the unemployed without
COST.
MURRAY & READY,
46o 9th St. Oakland. Cal
All employees of MURRAY & READY
are requested to report at 469 9th ST., Oak
land Cal
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
A FIRST-CLASS lady's maid would like to
accompany lady going East; she is a good
traveller and competent in every respect
Ad. MADEMOISELLE, care Mrs. Waters.
1876 California ST.