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CR EE Employment Agency-Free.
Conducted by COSTIGAN & 90.
San Francisco Office.
At COSI1GAN & co. s., 126 EDDY st.
Oakland Office,
81 Sixth ct Phone Oakland n.
SPECIAL CITY WORK
800 Rbcrers. board anywhere. splendid
show. S2to day. oau early today start
Wednesday,, e. N.
q teaInstsss. two-hoxss waxona city
TRER FARD-ALL sovm
Free INr0-Good WagenNorth and
South-Eraa.
Santa Observation-Disclosures Angelesi
lbs laboCsrs. >. p. r. r. Co., ship today
free, Wyo., Glenn Co. and Siskiyou and
Oregon all 8. T. 2. r werk-grss fars,
1b6 laboeers. s. p. r r. frsa. goo6
wages.
FACTORY Close By-Esrs Paid
Bosses at Our Two Ofaces Today
90 Aborers, inside and outside work, S69
month.
New r r. work, city and close by.
40 hborers and teamstarH, 6fse hra
$2.0 to 32.50 day.
Is wheeler teamsters, Midway, $2-3 day,
carpenters. = sos hriokiayers. @i
8: 3. once 121 Eddy T.: oa,cland. 81
sixth s<
- man 6 T. Co free fare g so
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EDUCATIONAL,

EDUCATIONAL.
IRVING Institute, located at 2126 Califor
MIA ST., is practically uninjured The
faculty and many scholars ready to re-
sumo work, but on account of the in.
ability to obtain water, gas and use OF
fire at present the summer vacation
will begin now and the new term open
July Q. instead of August g. 1905 my1 8
A-MFTROPOLTTAN Business, STEM
ograph Col. SIS Golden Gate ave-, pre-
pares for positions in Greater San
Francisco my4 tt
VAN DER NAILLFNS Engineerins
School now open In all branches at
Fffty-first ut and Telegraph ave-, Oak
land. 2-tf
SAN FRANCISCO Business College will
open at is Belmont ave, 8. F., May a.
Students please send addresses a-tt
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Tnachinery house In san francisco, ex-
nsrfenced salesman for city territory;
excellent prospect for reliable pro-
aressive man. Address, stating expo
rience and salary desired. box 642S,
A@Cuttina & Gum, Ala Seventh St.. Oak
land, phone Oakland 1878. Special-l5 car
fob, 10 iaborsss, Oakland, $2-2s day. IL
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DR. PISCHEI. iii California s. % Tss
THAT man Pitts, 112S Fillmore St, for
unerly branch office. 100s Market Il. tf
Miss Ena ~. 9oscoe. formerly Starr King
scalp scalp trsatasnt; Rs m % now sss tzaishI 'iHS9 Sasss
DR. G. =. BAUER OF 90 Post St. now
at 1n FHlInore st. nsa< ARcrasrente.
KNIGHT q HEGGERTY ana wuIIkaS
n. MADDEN Temporary law officss
SSD scotI 1t. near Janxsoai tA. Wssg
NOTARY PUBLTC-A ]. HENRY. 10.
tary Public Is now located at isu Posi-.
pSs eos 1Wars; A1y ,,lDgg bring gSqr slssn. 80 t
FAsHfaN stabies-Aii e persons son. ar, re-
SeIonsns e 10 SAID SAID sta6s to saa s sssy 3
DR.. MARION THRASHER s now aS s1
Fulton st,, near Fillmore tft.-
gale now. temporary ofnos. soss yHa
sSLL1TsoSsS r. STRONG. ph0ss .nss.yss.. agssr
DR. S aI4Ss ss' = = MscAsTz SsliSF II : sseaILs ana sns
nov q Ml1 Fssnington q -
portsrs. forusrsy q tss sArsvs Saild-
Ing. now At rs Frlma<s 1t. sorrss
DAM. ,. H., atsornsy-as-,aw, rsss csh-
fornia at. bet Fllmore-wsbsfss. s-isss
DIR. FREDERICK D'EvELYN. Ate
Phelan bldg. wtl resume prac<tos n
ssarsss 2 1Slss1 Emssseney n 'e czno ~ zsssss "a
Clinton ave-, Alameda A5l
DR. JOSEPH A PROSMK-lTsunposary
ofaca $50 Steiner II kir2
BRYANT, DR. EDGAR R., formerly
James Flood bldg, at ls44 Fillmors St.
corner Pine. I'm
DR. q. REM. formerly S66 Sutter St To-
Gated temporarily at SPA Grove 2s Inns
MASSACHUSETTS, Mutual Life Ins. Co.
G. NJ T. PARKER. manager 1888 18th
ave, Fruitvale, Cal; tel. Ash PSI s1s
JOHNSON'S DAIRY Co. temporarily
located at s7s Path St s1p
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= We VIII Be in Our Own NEW BUILD
ING on MARKET ST. Within 10 DAYS.
WE ARE ALSO
MURRAY & READY BUILDING in
Center of San Francisco, with 500 Rooms
and Following Stores:
Store VIII Be Let to DRUGGIST"
Store Will Be Let to "RESTAURANT"
st9If afpM Will Be Let to CLOTHING
Store as1n VIII il BE Be Le. to "BARBER SHOP
stere Win Be Let to SALOON AND
STORE AND LARGE BASEMENT
AND THE 500 ROOMS WILL BE oc-
MURRAY & READY.
MURRAY & READY, formerly of 634-
open their GREAT EMPLOYMENT AND
LABOR AGENCIES at 469 Sixth St,
open quarters in San Francisco.
At this time Humanity demands that
every man should help relieve the suffering
caused by the late disaster.
coNfMIssIoNER W. B. sTAFFoRD,
who endorses our determination to run
FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES in
OAKLAND and SAN FRANCISCO for
one month or longer, if conditions demand,
We know of nothing We could give or rem
der that would be more substantial than to
find positions for the unemployed without
MURRAY & READY,
46o Sixth St., Oakland, Cal
Telephone Oakland 1851
Free Employment and Labor Offices.
NEvADA. STATE.
ON LINE OF
UTAH.
$40 MILES-S6.50.
SHIP TODAY.
500 Laborers. Rockrnen, Spikers, Track
-NEEADA AND UTAH
New Railroad Work
OREGON S. L.
WASHINGTON AND IDAHO.
Reparia and Lewiston.
Ship Daily.
1000 Laborers. Rockmen. Drillers. etc,
FARE RATE sprcrAfss SPECIAL RATES.
Is laborers near Bakersfield; fare paid
$35 and found.
$50 laboTers ...................... S67 SO
100 drIllers IS 90
$50 trackmen rs 90
SPECIAL FARES.
The great Western Pacific R. R-3ooe
men for different jobs S2.25 to $3.50 day.
Factory. Work.
80 laborers for mills, factories and ware
houses, not far away, $50.
WOOD AND SAWMILL.
$50 laborers for woods. yards and saw
mills; wages. SIS to $50 and found all
parts of California, Washington and Ore
gon.
SPECIALS.
200 haymakers; men to run mowers,
rakes. Big jobs; SIPS, Sl.s0 to $500 a
day and board. 10 ironmolders; near here /;
$3.50 day. $40 laborers and brick clean
ers. SO mixers, SIS to $40 and found. l+7
farm hands, $50 to SIS and found. Is
chofemen; private places and farms, $50 TO
SIS and found. 10 stablemen, city and
country.
MINES.
GOLD AND SILVER.
100 laborers; big mine. 500
Is miners, hand and machine. .S7s to S9f
6 miners, Nevada; hours. s........s3 ds
CARPENTERS.
10 carpenters; fare 90c; $50 to S1o5.
carpenters; rough work; sawmiu compan
SIS.
Laborer and wife; mine, Sonema count
S62 and found.
Thousands of Other Positions.
Call and Read Our Bulletin Boards
REMEMBER,
EVERYTHING IS FREE
MURRAY & READY,
46o Sixth ST., Oakland.
Our Office in Los Angeles Is Located at
l27-12o South Los Angeles Street. 1t
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MEETING NoTlces-contlnued.

GOLDEN GATE C1nlmanoery, No. l6.
IL. 1.-MemDers are urgently requested
&c eau "a senc tneu present adureSs
10 lne once Of the recotueI Oh the
cuHuIisspOery at uo4 " farTeu St the
auureSsss of the widows Of deceased
LralerS ale aIso desired BY order OF
the Commander. 92t
IrzhU. FROLICH, Recorder.
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w AMI T. r.L--block book OF the City and
County of San Francisco. UNITED
STATES IMP. & INV. CO., 7s9 Fillmore
ST. o.3t
WANTED--For restaurant French range
and ice box; also chinaware. Forward
offer to 1907 Eddy ST 1t.
W-ANTED-Large tent. square or oblong,
till June, or Will buy. 81 Webster. 1ts
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HOUSES FOR SALE-FURNISH
TO rent-Six-room house; furniture for
sale Apply $40 Second ave-, Richmond
District 83t%
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY--Fo sale,
fine store on main street of Oakland. doing
tlne business. Owner has to leave for
Europe 21a years lease, cheap rent; with
or without stock fixtures. No. 1857
Broadway. -S.2ts
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HOUSES TO LET-coUNTRY.

TO let-At Ross station, an unfurnished
house, except floor coverings and cur
tains; Is rooms, IL bedrooms. baths.
acres beautiful grounds; services or
a gardener included; rental reasonable
for term Of six months or less; can be
seen at any time; minutes walk from
station. JAS. K. ARMSBY, so San
Pablo ave-, Oakland. S2t*
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perience, to travel in Utah and Wyu
ming; advise for whom have travelled
nmount Of annual sales. how mani
years exp. Chas. D. Grifith Shoe. Co.
lnf-s. 4 wholesalers. Denver, Colo. = 4
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FLATS TO LET.

TWO beautiful 4-room fats, overlooking
g. G. Park lease year; new; rent Sz-
janitor service. 267 Hayes st. 8 l5ts
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MEM wanted-The Moler System OF Bar,
r. sss 0D;Ess e an g, SDso " IN .Sogt
finest equipped schools In the worldi
special terms to the nrst twenty stu.
dents. Address Mole9'sA College, Sau
Frenc,soo, CAl. nny tt
iWANTED-A cook. Apply $500 Washe
tl.9ton st, 70 1 92ts
n tNTEDGA hundress. Apply $50
-WaR6iuEton IT. . f0-k q 2ts-
C.. CFA,NG, employment o-1cs, estab
iizk "a leo now at 02 Webster ST.. coz
ner Second Oakland. formerly ns Pine
81. Ban Tranctsc0 Su
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

AN Al experienced stenogrep11er wouTd
like temporary position. SMITH PRE-
M1ER, box 6i28, Call Office, Oakland. sat
COMPETENT woman wishes to do gen.
eral housework; city or a short dis
tance In the country preferred. Call
GERMAN wdow, good houselkeeper and
cook, wishes position. Address HENRY
DUNCK. 7O1 Oak st. sts
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OAKLAND ROOMS.

A FINE furnished apartment Of four
rooms, with bath and new piano. to
rent Address box 642o. Can Office. Oak
land. 3te
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FLATS FOR sALE-FURNIsHED

FOR sale-Nicely furnished 4-room sunny
fat. SIS Noe ST, near 18th. S7t.
FOR sale-Cheap; newly furnished house
1245 Masonic ave ITS
FURNITURE of rooms for sale cheap
at 1888 Sutter st. T3ts
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

HIGHEST price paid for old gold and
silver at G. KALLMANN C SONS,
1903 Fillmore st. 2S-1 mo
buy old or new roller
skates in lots. B., box So. Call. s73t
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HAWAIIAN Commercial and Sugar
Co.-At . special meeting OF the d.
rectors Of this company, held May /.
1904. the regular monthly dividend
(No. e2l Of 6J cents Per share was de-
temporary offces Of the company, 2o2s
California st. Stockholders viii bs
siyen drafts on New York and must
call In person for them.
If VIM O. COOKE. Sec
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DENTISTS.

EASY dental office, formerly Turk St.
now located at 997 Steiner St. corner
NcAllister. II
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MEETING NOTICES.

I. Q. o. F.-The Grand Lodge Of Caiifor-
MIA held a session at Hamilton Hall
san Francisco, on TUESDAY, May 8. at
8 O'Clock g. m. Present: W. w. Phelps.
grand master; F. b. Ogden. G. W.;
Geo. T. Shaw. grand secretary; Y. ,
C. Clifford. asst. grand sec; c. E
Benedict, G. NJ. p. l.; Frank d. MAG
beth, &C. p. L; Davis Loucerback, Il
9. NJ; ". W. Wilson, P G. Nj G =
Burton. z. G. NJ; VIM. Nichols Jr., Z.
G. N: Nm. II. Barnes, P @. M;
+. Crosett, p. G. P. and q legal quo
rum Of representatives from subordl-
nate lodges.
The grand master stated that in view
Of the present state Of affairs in this
city, he, in conjunction with the Doa1 q
OF grand officers had deemed 1t advis-
able TO notify the subordinate lodges OF
the jurisdiction that an adjourned
meeting Of the Grand Lodge would be
held ia the city OF Santa Cruz Ola
TUESDAY. June 5. ana that the object
oI the present meeting was Tor the pur-
pose of cOnvening upon the date fixed
by the constitution ana adjournlnS IL
place and time stated.
By 4 unanimous vote the acton ot
the grand master since the earthquake
and fire OF April IS We're ratified and
approved and the session adjourned 10
meet at Santa Cruz on June >. II
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MURRAY & READY Are Building Their
Own Gigantic Building on
MARKET ST, SAN FRANCISCO.
Next to ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, at
~, MARKET AND TENTH SITS
What Are You Doing9
Stop Thinking
Stop TalkingI
Do Some Executing.
Shake Hands With the Pick and Shovel!
Clean Brick Peddle Peanuts
Sell Collar Buttonsl Do Any Old Thing
yet Back Into Business in SAN FRAN
CISCO, and Get There Quick!
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M EDICAL.

MEDICAL.
MRS DR. GWYER, foCnerfy OF 6nA
leayerworth ST, 9. p. now located at
is2s Chestnut st, between 18TH and i7ta,
Oakland. lno
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALR

SITUATIONS WANTED-MALR
GENTLEMAN desires to care for home
during owners absence for privilege Of
a room; references K. care box $3.50.
eooKkEEpBR, middle-aged, % yrs ex.
perience, in mercantile and manu6ac-
turing Inc: WIN also do other WORK;
rsferencss ref, nee and and bends 2oI furnished Boz
KANTED-Position as confidential clerk os
secretary 2s years experience; herman
sMfp M .ds.. Essash w snHis HH.si. ss.' rsfssas'
ENGINEER wants position steam or
gasoline: experienced steady and re-
liable man; wages reasonable. Address
E. H. Bridgs. 4os D st.. San Mateo.3-7t'
HELP WANTED-FEMALE-
ANDRES OFFICE, cor. Franklin and 6th
sts., room 4-Laundress for resort, $50;
cook, Protestant, country, $50. pantry girl,
;, Sc week waitress. 81 week, etc. 1t
good cook; no washing. Grocery, Sanchez
and Duncan SITS. It.
A.GOOD hands for ironing only; steady:
laundry work; a.5o day. 212 Ffn
WANTED-Young. girl for general house
work; must cook; in family: s2ss
Washington st. s3ts
FIRsT-cLAsS lady fnisher. City Dye
EXPERT accountant VIII open BOOKS
ETC.: statennents and adJustnnents made
quickly. Address Accountant, Station
G San Francisco. Set
jos. JAEGERA supplies on
sals now Ses Van Ness ava. temgor-
BARBER shops bought and sold. COLE
! MANS Exchange. Ian IAguna- near
.IQEagTel. G7S
American girl to dt
housework IN s1dfsnnSS Tor rood home
Box II. Call SIT
WANTED-shoe ntters; steady work at
best wages Apply t. DVAca6 Shoe
Co., Eapa- Set
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MEDICAL.

DIR. SYLVESTER OFFICES. formerly 100
Market st. San Francisco, are pow To-
Gated At l254 Clay st. corner 18th. Oak
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NOTICES.
MAKAWELI Sugar Coat a special
meeting OF the directors Of this ooms
pany, held May ]. 1905 the regular
monthly dividend ot 30 cents per share
was declared. payable May Is. 1904. at
the temporary offices OF the company,
20e3 California ct. Stockholders win bs
given drafts on New York and must
call In person for them.
4lst WIN. q. COOKE, SEQ.
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TO LEASE

TO LEASE.
40, lease-I-and on Dolores at, between
18th and 18th. with spring Of water:
suitable for manufacturing purposes or
laundry, 1920 18th st., near Dolores. y %
TO lease-Floor 50x150. Apply at NlnS-
teerth and Bryant SITS 2ts
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

DR. ROSCOE L. LOGAN, 25SS Pine ST.
corner Scott; Office hours to p ms 2t'
nounce temporary offices at 24u Scott
st, corner jackson: telephone Wess
E T1s J4SGEST hS9rs f9 dI1itgT p al and Medical As
ISOLATION has resumed business; puSt-
ness Office 1852 OFarrsll ST.; members
viii please communicate and send new
+ McNEIL's Office L. sum at al Van
DR.. GEO. N. HEN, Dentist. has To-
fstis fafsd at lSOlA DeviSaAero ST. G9Tnss s9Ts
PUBLIC stenographers and tyyewritsrs
at The TypewTicins Company; all COM
mercial and legal work done quickly
and we'll. Apply 1888 Fillmore ST. up
JoosT BROS. - are now open with fun
paper 9 n':r1Ifi a1d ali hnds % Of T'o toois % at Ola
stand, Mission St. near uth. SIT.
Or F. T. HEACOCK. Dentist, Of 1908
Aet St. corner Church. STt-
UNITED Sheet Metal Works, formerly
l06 Main ST., now located Second and
Harrison; stove pipe. tanks. chimney
toys. garbage cans. camp stoves and
ali kinds OF sheet iron and tin k-83'
ON and after the TIN inst. the Office OF
ths British Consulate General will ba
az u07 Jefferson St. corner OF 13th-
Oakland, and in the course OF a few
days branch Office for shipping Dur-
poses only will be established on Jack
son ST.. near Sansome. San Fran
cisco. Tat
rHE College Of Physicians and Surgeons
viii hold Snal examination Saturday,
34s5 Sacramento St D. A HODGE
The only unhurt furr.er on the coast Ia
@. KONIGSBERG. the Oakland furr4er,
at 6Sl 18th st., Oakland; ane and neu
stock on hand T3t
". TRAINER. ladies' tailor, formerly
zoo Sutter ST.. now 2322 Post. near De-
y1sadero-; open tor business T3t
A. ROSA & Co. formerly SIS Third ST..
milk dealers are located az 1880 Dolores
DR. JOHN r. McMURDo. temporary Of.
fees. eo2s Steiner st. nsar Pine; hours,
TO 5. TIT
GIACHINERY-We will supply any repu-
table dealer or manufacturer with nec-
essary stock Of puleys. belttngs.
sp-ocket chain, bearings, shafting, etc.
at lowest prices on consignment. or ons
ygS;ar,s yg; tine: tine. MoULToN q EVANS,
DR.. W. O. TOYE. formerly OF 1901 Pola
ST.. Is now located ecs1 Fillmore ST.
corner OF California T7s
Emerson bldg. now 1s0 Post ST. hours
TESPoRARY Office olynCta cIotAins
Renovatory 719 York st. near 10th.
DE- Lille s1I Golden Gate aYsi
DIR. A. G. DEARDORFT. residarcs and
temporary Offices. 1S2 Suttsr ST. TH
H. TRAINER, ladies' tailor. formerly
IoS sutter st. now aSS2 Post near De-
GILLETTE Safety Razors-stock on
hand complete, with extra blades, prfca
S.. STOLTz Barber Supply House. 1871
DIR. DUNCAN and Dr. Brown. Ghkropo.
diSts. aro now at soe4 s1ttsr ST., nsaa
Fillmore. myS Ins
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GERMAN Gen. BENEVOLENT Society,"
City office now at German Hospital
north wing, Scott-st. entrance. wher'
al dues should be paid II
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Every Ones Eyes Are Cast on
MURRAY & READY.
What For?
Because They Are Hustlersi
Because They Will Cut the Greatest
Figure in Rebuilding
DEAR OLD FRISCOi
Because Everyone Knows and Respects
MURRAY & READY.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WORDS ARE GOOD, BUT ONLY so
WHEN BACKED BY DEEDS,
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cooPERs No. s5-Meeting THURS
DAY. May TO- 7'30 D. m. Hamilton Hall,
6W. cor. GeaEy and stsinsr sta Str
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CLAlRVOYANTS
AA- PROF. NIBLO.
PROF. NIBLO.
PROF NIBLO.
Prof. Nibfo, clairvoyant, has warned
the public OF San Francisco for years
of the earthquake of 1906 Prof. Niblo
Is low located at 1923 Broadway, Oak.
land, Cal. where he will be pleased to
meet his clients and many friends
Readings daily from 10 a. m. to p.
m. Tuesday and Thursday. from 10 a
m to p. m
1929 BROADWAY.
1929 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND, CAL
PROF. NIBLO
PROF. NIBLO.
PROF. NIBLO. cit
MISS ZEMDAR, young, gifted clair. and
palm; A wonderful prophecies; naynes
ladies SOC, gents 81 1886 FILLMORE 81
near McAllister. e7ts
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PACIFIC Lodge No ls6, F. and A N.
vii meet THURSDAY, May 10, 1876, at
: p. m, at III Geary st. near ai
Ness ave. All memDers are earnestly
reQOes led 10 be present and nLa1l ac-
dress at once 70 secretary. ODD reI-
lows Cemetery, Point Lob 5 road The
Master can be found at A54 o farreil
St daily erom 10 10 II a. n. BY order
Of ANDREW W. TURPIN, w. NJ.
GEORGE PENNINGTON, Sec. ot
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MYRTLE Lodge No. l6, X of P.-Mem-
bers will please send their addresses
to {. 5. Hoffman. K OF r and s., 700
BrodeIick st. 8 lat
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-11-24
UTTERLY IMPRACTICAL.
Harriman's View of Government Own
ership of Railroads.

Elkhart, Ind, Nov. 24.-"Govern-
ment ownership of the transportation
facilities Of the country would be in
congruous, impracticable and utterly
impossible"
This statement was made by Ed
ward Fl. Hartman as the Twentieth
Century limited sped toward New
York. When first asked to give his
opinion regarding government owner
ship Mr.. Hartman fatty refused, de-
claring:
'Oh, couldn't talk about that.
Why? Because government ownership
is not now an imminent question and
In my judgment 1t never viii become
SUCH"
'Do you not think" was asked, that
the present agitation and the present
inquiry into the ownership and opera
tion Of railroads Is directing the mind
of the public into channels which may
ultimately lead to government owner
ship"
Not at ALL" said Mr.. Hartman en-
phatically. "On the contrary, the
present agitation Is going to have ex'
actly the opposite effect. The more
agitation there Is, and the greater the
discussion on these subjects, the more
the people will see the incongruity of
government ownership. The questions
involved In the transportation prob
lens of this country are being more
and more discussed in their broader
sense and significance. This must
result In better understanding by
the people generally of the conditions
which surround the transportation
business and the conditions under
which the railroads are operated.
When there Is thorough public un.
derstanding OF these conditions the
conclusion On the part of the public
will be inevitable and will be such as
| have Indicated"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-11-24
FALL RIVER (MASS.) COTTON
MIL EMPLOYEES GET IN.
CREASED WAGES.
THREATENED TO QUIT WORK MONDAY
INSISTED ON A FULL RESTORA.
TON OF THE CUT MADE IN
RECENT YEARS.

Fall River, Nov. 24.-Fall Rivers
cotton mill employees have won bat
tie for an increase in wages and on
Monday next 10000 operatives will
come under scale giving them l0
per cent more than the present rate.
The granting of the advance by the
manufacturers prevented strike, the
workmen having voted to stop work IN
all mills next Monday If the new
schedule was not accepted.
M. c. d. Borden, an independent
cotton manufacturer employing 5,ooo
operatives, took the lead In meeting
the demands of the mill hands by
announcing that the scale of wages
In his mills would be raised 10 per
cent. No demand had been made on
him and his action practically forceo
the other mill managers to grant the
increase.
The new pay scale affects seventy
corporations, operating ninety-tWo
mills, besides the Borden plant. The
Manufacturers associations agree
ment to pay the increase is for a
period Of six months, but provision Is
made for extending 1t.
Between November, 1908, and July,
1904, the Fall River operatives sur
fered reductions aggregating 22h per
cent. Last spring part of the cut
was restored and in view Of the con-
tinued prosperous business conditions
the operatives demanded a complete
resumption of the 1903 scale.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-11-24
FAMOUS ITALIAN TENOR FOUND
GUILTY OF ANNOYING NEW
YORK WOMEN.
MAGISTRATE IMPOSES FINE OF $40
PUBLIC PROSECUTOR SEVERELY
cRiTIcisEs PRISONER IN
SUMMING UP.

New York, Nov. 24.-Enrico Caruso,
the famous Italian tenor, has been
found guilty of annoying women in the
Central Park geological garden. A
fine of $40 was imposed. The verdict
was rendered by Magistrate Baker In
the Yorkville police court after hear
ing which extended more than three
days. Counsel for Caruso, In a clos
Ing argument which consumed nearly
an hour, declared that Caruso was the
victim of police conspiracy and ap-
pealed to the court not to blast a
great career upon such fiimsy evi-
dence as had been produced against
the singer. Speaking for the prosecu-
tion Deputy Police Commissioner Ma
thot characterized Caruso as q man
destitute of moral sense.
Mr.. Mathot said he was not In court
in the interest of the police depart
ment nor to defend Policeman Cain.
Il am here" said Mr.. Mathot. ION be-
half of women-our wives and daugh-
ters, to ask you If these panderers
and sexual perverts shall be permitted
to use our public highways and the
parks for the prosecution of their
bestial performances"
Former Judge Dittenhoefer, counsel
for Caruso, when informed Of the ver-
dict said that an appeal would be
taken. The appeal will be heard be-
fore the justices Of the court OF spe-
cial sessions probably within week.
CounseIs' Closing Arguments
At the conclusion of the testimony
Judge Dittenhoefer, In opening his ar
gument for the defense, declared that
1t was apparent that the case against
Caruso was entirely a police made
case. The whole case depended upon
the word of Hannah Graham, and they
had failed to produce her In the court
to give that word. Judge Dittenhoef-
or said that Caruso was only one OF
many victims Of the Central Park
monkey house. THAT place is adroit
ly arranged" said he. 1T might have
been designed as place to blast rep
utations of innocent men. All that Is
needed is Cain and q woman to aid
him"
Deputy Police Commissioner Mathot,
in his argument against Caruso, de-
clared that Caruso was a moral per-
vert, who should be kept out OF de-
cent society. Mr.. Mathot said that
the reason why Hannah Graham had
not appeared In court was that she
feared to face crowd of perverts
such as commonly attended such a
hearing and such a crowd as was
then present The spectators In the
courtroom Kissed Mathot at this re-
mark.