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Dentistry.

DENTAL WORK done by graduates for cost
OF material at Washington Private Dental
Infrmary. 1893 ST. NV. Teeth extracted
apS-3Ot
CUT-RATE DENTISTRY. FULL SET
TEETH. s. Gold Crown and Bridgework So
Filings, SOC. All consultations and exfracr-
lng absolutely free ARMY AND NAVY
DENIAL. PARI.ORS, COR, 7TH AND + SIS.
NV. Entrance. 659 St Phone Main 4sa4-M
mhSo-30t
FOR THREE DAYS. sc plates, $3.50: s2
plates. $780, $3.50 crowns. $2.75: porcelain
gold and amalgsm Filings reduced. Pain
less extraction free.
THE MUTUAL DENTISTS. 1912 F ST. NV.
mh29-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting,
no pain; look, feel act. and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunken faces MADE normal;
painless filing. DIR. J. L WILSON, 1903 E
st. NV. uah2S- sot
FIRST CLASS WORK, Low PRICES
cf teeth, S up; gold CROWNS So up: gold
Filings. 81 ~. silver filings. SOC up; work
guaranteed; no pain DIR. GEO. L. ED
MONDS. SIC + st. nv. nlh2s- sot
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FOR SALE-Conie pups; registered. pedigreed
stock Call 200 6th 81. sc. apl5-3t
FANCY BREED ehicken=. swans. ducks
goats. also flower and garden seeds and
Steinmetzs Unplezent Kumpnee a sure roach
and waterbug destroyer. SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE. H. 18th ST NV. nhsl-u
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Sunday Hours, S P. NJ. to II P. N.
Phila. Oyster & Chop House, 6l3 11th NV
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zoo" Is a Box of Pill,

VIII cure a cold or Grippe in one night.
Sold by all druggists, 25 cents.
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Attracts No Attention,

When necessary to move an invalid order
the Wash. Livery Stables Coach. AS sth.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Sea Foods. Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc.,
PhiIa. oyster & Chop House. 5IS I1th NV
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For Rent
Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms.

FURNISHED or unfinished, six rooms;
rront and back poTcheSs southern exposure;
can have immediate occupancy. APART
MENT :. The Pebbleton. I747 Church 81 NV
apl3-St
ROOMS, With gas, for light Housekeeping. SI2
a month 100 ID 80. NV. IL
FOR RENT-Neat furnished or unfurnished
rooms for ladies' or gentlemen lSsI Sth ST
NV. II
FURNISHED ROOMS flr two gentlemen, OF
unfurnished FOR light housekeeping. 7I3 1 ST
THREE large rooms. suitable for light
housekeeping centrally located convenient 10
Two car lines; also nicely furnished parlOr
y I ST. ne. apl4-st
BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. furnished 1or unfur-
nished. with heat. gas. and bath. ll3 II
81. NV. aplg-st
sa L ST. NW.-Three furnished or partly
furnished second floor south front rooms.
gas and bath; SIS apIs-3t
FOR RENT-Three nice, comm uricating
rooms on second nOori two very large, ono
sinaA- Auo " 81 NV aplS-E
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Ladies' Tailoring.

NJ. LOWENSTEIN. Ladies' Tailor; suits and
skirts made to order; perfect ft guaranteed
or no pay 14os New York ave NV. mh27-sQt
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For Sale-YachtS.

FOR SALE-My hunting launch, Tsddie;
without fault; a bargain. DR.. WM- G.
ScHAFEIRT, 1oos Z st apl4-St
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You VIII Enjoy 0ROyal Pilsenn

More than You ever did any other light
beer. Superior in every respect TRY a
case. Phone w. 436. Abner-Drury Brew,
Co.
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Wanted-Bicycles.

wANTED-To buy every secondhand bicycle
IN Washington 1I3 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
apz-3ot
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Personal.

VERONA
The worlds gratest PalEnist and Clalrvoyant
Without asking a question viii tel exactly
what you called for. who and when you
viii marry; call you by name: names OF
fr!eads, enemies, CT rivals. I promise 10
is true or salse I Win tell you how to
gain the love Of the one you most desire
even though miles away. IN fact. will
tell you every hope. fear, ambition; also
business affairs, lawsuits. and spsculations;
what YOU are best adapted for 10 make.
Success Is IN M NE = fe bd ie,s ySs xo1r whole nfs
Lady attendant Readings. 81 Once hours
. 20 2 Daily and Sunday. su 18th St LW-
ORIGINAL Gypsy palmiSt tells your whole
fortune 1oc- Open Sunday. IT25 sth ST NV
ap15-St
GENTLEMAN (5o). income $500. irreproach-
able character, tired OF hotel life. would
marry Ernorable woman Tor domestic happi-
ness. sIT North Broad. Philadelphia II
PRIVATE DETECTIVE sERvICE-Author-
ized and bonded. Absolutely reliable; strictly
CONFIDENTIAL; any cause. al sections Private
consultation rooms list Of our references
" S Government officials cheerfully fur
we court the fullest Investigation in ref
erenee TO integrity and ability Phone Main
1853 BRApFoRp,s NATIoNAL pETEc:
TIVE AGENCY, SUITE "a. COLORADO
BUILDING. 18th AND @. II
YOUR FORTUNE TOLD-send name and ad-
dress. with 2-cent stamp and date OF birth,
and win sens a Pen-picture Of your life
AMZI. Dept 4 Il. Bridgeport. Conn. II
MORPHINE, opium. laudanum, cocaine
habit myself cured; win inform you OF
harmless, permanent home cure MARY
BALDWIN, Box I2l1, Chicago.
apis. 10. q. y. mys
COUNTESS MAcHEN- LONG, IN sth St
nv. Phone 5ss4-K Main Consulting palm
lister and eiairveyant specialist. AaViee and
trouble. Without asking questions. tells name
and what you called for. apl3-lst
AfME- RITA. the worids Greatest Palmixt
and Card Reader. only sstroloser in Wash
ington Is holding receptions at 123 Sth 81.
NV. Fee. 25c ard 5oe apl3-Sot
LET Us DO your worrying. NINE. RAY
and NINE THELMA. the celebrated palm
lists and card readers: consult them on busi-
cause speedy marriages by their wonderful
powers, evil influence removed change luck
Parlors $50 Eve 81 NV. apll-lt
wORKINGMEN play a sure winner this
light oyercoats; tailor-made but slightly used.
al prices to suit the poor when bought al the
old reliable. JUSTHS OLD STAND. s1s D.
SPRING CLOTHRs-We hzS,- Tor sale few
uncaIled-for garments al half price
These are bargains in made-to-order clothes.
GLASGOW WOoL4EN MILLS CO. SIS Penn
sylvania ave- NV. Spll-u
.:1ALMISTs zARRAS CLAIR VUA an "
Read scientifically; give Hindoo fire Sittings-
Answer three written questions from the
ashes. matrimonial troubles and evil in
huences removed; fee reduced. See gold hand
sign 72s Sth st. NV. ap7-S0t
FOR HIRE-New Tuxedo. fun dress. and
Prince Albert suits THE FAMOUS, 423 7th
St NV. mhS0-s0t
LADIES' SUITS, COATS, SKIRTS, WAISTS
IN AN ENDLESS VARIETY TO SELECT
FROM, ON WEEKLY PAYMENTS. JACOB
KOHNER. s27 7rH ST. y. W. mh27-SOt
MR. e MILLION. Palmist and Mental
Reader s14 New York ave- NV. Everything
told mh2s-3ot
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Interment of Body of John Paul Jones
at Annapolis. Tuesday. April "a For
this occasion Baltimore d Ohio R. R.
will operate. in addition TO regular SER
vice, special train leaving Washington
u:45 q. m; returning leave ANNAPOLIS
after close Of ceremonies. Round trip,
S2.O0.
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Storage.

FIDELITY STORAGE CO. i4eo U ST. y, w.
The largest, most hreproof storage ware
house IN Washington. Indestructible. Leo
rooms. AL sizes. Lowest rates Burglar
proof vaults (for siiverware). Moth-proos
rooms tfor rugs, furs, etc.). Piano and art
rooms cheated to even temperature). Vehicle
rooms (for carriages and automobilesl. Ex-
f,erienced packers and movers. Let our e.
uma1or call We guarantee 10 save you
money. Ap3-tf
WHY PAY MORE7 We store FOR 75c q load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., llS-4eo-lz2
10th ST. NV. Phone Main l22. ja21-eot
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Miscellaneous.

A-oLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO fine art
rugs; only weaving concern here. WASH
1NGTON RUG CO.. s31 9Th St NV Phone
49, apssu
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Found.

FOUND-On AItil 10, a gold prologue. with
monogram z. SCHALTENBRAND, 1214 New
York ave. II
SATISFACTORY PRINTING promptly done
at small cost: II years practical experience.
HAYS. Sd and 4. sts. NV. ap12-lot
HATS RENOVATED equal to new; straw
and panama. hat bleaching 4 speciality
ST NV. mh5t-30t
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Cinles Want Eos
ONE CENT A WORD
For Situation c Help Wanted
Ads-Roons for Rent--Board-
ing-Roorls aad Board-Wsut-
ed Rooms
sdininum Charge, I5c One Insertion.
TWO CENTS A WORD
For All Other Classified Linsrs.
FHREE OR MORE CONSECUTIVE DAYS,
ONE CENT A WORD.

If you nave not
the time to send
or bring your ad
to The Times or
any CT the fol-
lowing Branch
Offices, just call
up Main $500
and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge for the
scryice.
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Situations Wanted-hale

WANTED-By middle-ASed single white man
with references. place as kitchen gardener
ana lawns; no objection 20 horse aud COW
In suburb Address BOX eos, Times Office.
wANTED-By young white man, aged 30;
excellent character. place as house mar with
family. must have place 20 stay Address
BOX +03. Times Office apl4-2t
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Perfection in Oyster Cooking.
2hila. Oyster & Chop House. 51S nth NV.
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Baltimore and Return, sI.a5, Baltimor,

and Ohio r. r. Every Saturday and
sunday All trains. both ways, both
days. except Royal Limited.
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Chris. Xander's Pride of Virginia Por

All physicians recommend this grand
medicinal wine. 75c az. Only al 900 7th St
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For SaIe-AutomobiIes.

GUT SGIC@hutUukO
"a HORSEPOWER TOURING CAR for sale
cheap 1877 Girard ST. Mt Pleasant
aplS-3t
FOR SALE-OldSnobile runabout In xood or
Ger. san ~. 1Oth 81 Sc apl4-3t
FOR sALE-Raueler runabout automobile
complete outf1. cost over 5000 Will sell for
s22S cash Address BOX s7z Times oface
api3-3t
FOR SALE-Ons Pope-WaYerly electric
model p; in good condition.: terms cash For
further Information apply to 250s II ST nv.
apl3-3t
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For Rent

TWO large rooms. second aoor; gas; very
reasonable Can after pm. 7G eth st
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Wanted-Rooms

WANTED-Three furnished rooms for house
keeping, Northwest: state price Address
BOX 37S. Times office. apf5-3t
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CIGAR STORE. clearing SI50 monthly: In
yestgate. EASTERN BUSINESS EX-
CHANGE. sl4 Z 81 apI5-St
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For Sale
Horses and Vehicles.

Horses and Vehicles.
FOR sALEEine young driving horse, sound
and gentle. SHELTON'S STONE YARD,
l7th and E sts. Sc. api5-st
FOR SALE-very stylish rubber-tire. can
cPy-toD. handmade trap for $50; cost SIS:
also handmade bicycls-WheeI runabout very
stylish. for so; cost SIS; A. condition. "a
SIN ST NV all5-5t
SURREY. $50. also large bay mare, suit any
business. Call before $50 OF after $50. 2z2l
FOR sALE-Ffve cheap horses; must be sold
IS Prospect St. between Z and : SITS. ne.
apl4-I
FOR sALE-Fine family broke mare FAR
RELL'S. Twining City Sc apl4-St
FOR sALE-An excellent work mare: would
suit a farmer or delivery wagon; cheap. SOs
BULLS HEAD BAzAR,
IN 10 IIS0 9Oth 81 NV
Big Auction sale OF Horses Every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday at 10 an. Horses
and farm horses; also wagons, carriages
and harness II you are looking Tor bar
gains. attend these sales. The horse you
wish Is here mhS1-Sat
JUST RECEIyED-S carloads new Surveys.
buggies. traps. runabouts, dayton and de-
livery wagons 20 sets new harness, all
kinds. and my price and terms win suit
hicles. from so Up: harness. 50 50 up Teie-
phone Main l4f.- CoGsWELL. 2Os nth sL
lW. uh24-tf
CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE to buy Blankets
and Robes AL 5ls and SIS Chase PlUEh
Robes, $50 All $50 and SO Plush Robes
~ Al Blankets at Il regular prices. Lars.
stock Of slightly used Wagons. RcSSies, and
SGrreys at great bargains
s. D. WATERS & son. 40 Pa ave. nv.
fss-tf
TO REDUCE STOCK-Ten good driving
horses for sale at HERDIC CAB CO
STABLES lSlZ - 81. aD1S-1Ir
FOR SALE-Cheap. light wagon and day
ton III 6th st ne apl3-St
FOR SALE-Extelsion top cutunder surrey
No. l condition; must be sold Address
BOX 57e. Times ONCE ap1S-3t
FOR SALE-A good working horse. delivery
wagon, and harness; reasonable l2E 7th ST.
NV. apla-4t
GANTZ'S is the place TO buy good vehicles
cheap. Special bike rubber-tire runabout S33;
special surreys. rubber tire. cutunders SIS:
special, full platform grocery wagon. S6S.
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Situations Wanted

DRESSMARING and plain sewing at lzSs51
Linden ST. me- apl5-2t
WANTED-By reliable woman, situation as
BOX SIS. Times office. apl3-st
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WIDOW owning home desires few bcarders
at Fort Myer; special care Of old people or
children Address BOX G Rasslsn, Va u
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For Sale-hiscellaneous.

FOR SALE-Ice boxe~ . -
ne oiHerence between the vrorl 80 = 80
manic "a and tinker See HOPWOoD Sth
apI5-3l
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Country Board.

OPEN for spring ar1 summer guests: GOOD
table; hne mountain waaer; large COMFORT
ROSEDALE. Knoxville Frederick county
Nd aniS % 2a
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WANTED-Boys, Il years OF sge and over,
TO wrap bundles: good opportunity for rapid
promotion. Apply S. KANN. SONS & CO
apI5-3t
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s1Is eOH s22AeIn-SsWing machine. drop head. SIS;
HOPWoOD, sth and x. 80 =
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FOS sALE-50 ice boxes for family me- a
good chance 20 save money. See HOP
WOOD Sth and K s-tT =.
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tOk SALE-Piano, upright. VosA e. go
slio. cost S55e: also large "a rsy,,s 9o..s.
handsome See HOPWOoD. sth an z
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FOR SALE-Remington typewriter, SIS; per
Ieet condition. also home size pool and biI-
iisrd table. A7.5o; cost Ssa 1sl sth ST NV
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FOUR GENTLEMEN can be accommo5afs5
with table board 81 sl2 a st. Sc. apis. ~
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CHAS- P. STONE,
CHAS. w. FAIRFAX.
Trustees.
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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
LET THE BUSINESS MEN ALONE.

Opposition to Encouragement Of the business
proposed increasing daily
becoming impatient As The Call has repeatedly sd the
necessity present get back trade again. the
Of the the tides merchandise flowing
Everybody with the mercantile
Francisco recognizes this necessity and the advocates of
the Burnham plans should have the tact it.
The business be rhed with in this matter They
hold the purse strings and control the they should their
part of at least They they anybody
else and will eventually Let dreamer theorist think
otherwise.
The situation has been so frequently and mphaay stated
the that surprising the Identification still
press their projects for raangng the streets when they
know they blind
naugh Furthermore they should be sufficiently discriminating
TO realize that 1t not safe to ntagon the bankers and merchants
of the city whose they will need in all their future projects
and which they will surely lose if they persist forcing
on unwilling and impatient financial and mercantile inter
which the governing forces the
of which everything else eventually falls the ground
Nobody Francisco objects to civic adornmen
Identification the city styled This
that is becoming stale But there time for everything and
tins not the time Tor touching complexons and dressing
hair before mirror The city has burned down and the task
before it rebuilt possible We
down shirt sleeves work dream silks and prnkng
There plenty of for the Identification
proceed with praSewOrhy adonment invading
downtown districts they That
plain English of it. admance 'Keep
OUT signs visible the face of the downtown
getting back his trade his listening ndorsne
propositions to ornament his district
business district where the
adOnmen advocates proceed unmoesed There
Of thousands of of parks streets and oeeupd lands
the give full play landscape poey without
opposition from anybody they make the city more
beautiful and attractive ourselves and visitors they will
assisted every possible way by the very antagon-
ism they provoking.
Let the business alone. Let them
way-wheh is praeica-and in their time-whieh is
to their merchandise into dollars and their dollars into general
circulation for the benefit of the general public.
Let them and their commercial district alone
they better than anybody If
rebuild
probably put broad foutrack belt railroad around their water
front and money by in five than the Identification
of the whole city Of Union Square will son
meter, the French say'Every his trade
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
THE INSURANCE ADJUSTMENT.

sensation the adjustment of under
has been sprung upon the public which receiving
ice cold dOuche-with a shiver.
broker that home
office of London fire company letter instructng him
settling his fire losses refrain from giving pOcyhoders
formation to their settlements providing them with fire loss
blanks and to refer them the headquarters of the
this Naturally this sensational letter has
ton among insurance agents and their poicyholders.
If this be true reprehensbe proceeding Every who
has lost by the fire is entitled the full claim
possible him. The
sands of policy who condngy paying premiums
their policies for and against
suffered be put off with with
barriers placed their path by the companies
These pocyholder need this money-every They
their business rebuild their
If they get they if they they
Every delay only keeps them back but the whole city
Francisco well. This is everybodys business
Here where the powerful should be
invoked The banks should doubtless unless
the public get their insurance somebody else furnish
form other trouble will We afford
have trouble this matter of payment Of
this uncur Let the banks notify these companies to
their trng with the public and their losses
into particulars make any predictions to the
is sufficient.
1t matter of justice to the dealing companies to state
that most OF the companies their losses without
harpttng and with little delay possible the
which showing disposition be knavsh
which paying mp cheerfuy the best their ability will be
remembered-SO will the others
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
ALLOWS PEOPLE TO
STAY IN STREET CAR HOMES

About week ago Manager Chap
man received a petition from six SUIT
ter-street property owners that the
cars which had been standing on that
street since the fire were a menace to
business. He was in a quandary to
know what course to pursue. To ac-
cede to the desires of the petitioners
1t would be necessary to discommode
half hundred who enjoyed the shell
ter of the vehicles. A canvass was
made to ascertain the wishes of the
housed people. The railroads ten
ants expressed themselves as anxious
to stay, and were assured that the
best would be done.
Yesterday Manager Chapman had
a force of men with horses dragging
the dummies and cars to a position
on Preside avenue. near Sutter street.
The Inhabitants of the car village
looked with anxiety upon the work
of the carmen, but were reassured
when Informed that they could re-
main in the cars if they did not OBJ
ject to a change of location.
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IMPROVEMENT CLUB TAKES
INTEREST IN STREET GRADE
Committee Appointed by Eureka Valley
Residents to Confer With city Of
ficials on Changes.

AT the regular weekly meeting of the
Market Street and Eureka Valley I'm
provement Club in Improvement Hall. 1869
Market street, the following were ap-
pointed on n committee, to work for the
change of grade on Market street between
Van Ness avenue and Fifteenth street: r.
c. Clark, w E. Dubois, l.. III. Peterson,
b. Joost, ID. r. Mcneil
The committee was especially instruct
ed to impress upon the city officials the
fact that as Market street is the main
artery and the great retail center for this
|city, it is necessary that in order to erect
suitable buildings for that great street
they should be built on a good solid rock
foundation, such as exists at the outer
end of Market street: also that the change
of grade would be necessary before a
proper sewerage system could be built on
Market street.
Resolutions were passed stating that
the club thought the appointment of spe-
cial chimney inspectors was ill-advised
but that such inspection should be done
by the members of the Fire Department
and more especially by the building in
spectors appointed by the Board of Pub
lie Works and drawing salaries out of the
city treasury. while practically there-is no
need of their services at the present time
as the erection of new buildings is not vet
under way.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
JOYFUL TEACHERS
GET THEIR PAY FOR
APRIL SERVICES
Nearly Seven Hundred Prompt
and Pleasant Women
Own New Gold.
They Stand in Line With Rare
Patience and Hiss the
Minted Coin.

Promptness and pleasantly in
pettieoats materialized in the shape
of almost 700 schoolma'ms in search
of April salaries at the office of
Treasurer Bantel yesterday morn
ing.
''At no previous era in San Fran
cisco's history" said Cashier O'Con-
nor, "have so many women in good
spirits stood patiently in line to re-
fute the old saw that women are
never on time, and never have so
many women elbowed one another
so pleasantly while waiting their
turn at the salary window"
1t was a pretty sight to behold
the long line of teachers as early as
$3.50 a. m, though the advertised
hour of payment was 10 o'clock.
The cashier was compassionate
enough to open the window at 8,
whereupon the chink OF gold fell
pleasantly on eager feminine ears.
My, this looks good." exclaimed
an elderly teacher as she put $3.50
in her purse, cleared her throat and
tripped smilingly away.
Then came gentle-voiced young
woman in pretty, navy blue suit.
She picked up $3.50, kissed the gold
and tossed up her head as she wan
dered forth in love with the world.
Next came a veteran, gray-mus-
tached instructor of the fathers of
the young men of today Uncertain
of step, but CHEEKY Of manner, he put
his quarterly pension of $66 into an
empty purse and hummed an old
ditty as he tOddled into the dusty
street.
Most Of the teachers had read The
Calls announcement that the sack
would be opened yesterday, but a
few-possibly fifty out of 7O0-had
been misled by the statement of
morning paper that payments would
begin in few days; but news of the
'barF had filtered to that fifty by 2
p. m.-for teachers will falkland by
O'Clock all who could ride or walk
or get aboard any sort of primitive
conveyance had reached the pay win
dow, felt the firm, thrilling
touch OF the poor mans ancient
enemy, and gone forth happy to meet
the world and its duties.
Just one or two wheezy and be-
lated creditors of the stricken city
whined out sharp "It seems to me
a blessed long time to wait" Most of
the young women and middle-aged
women who teach the youth We're full
of good spirits. The touch of gold
sent their pulses leaping to the point
of pleasant ebullition, and they were
profuse in thanks.
Just as O'Connor paid out almost
the last of $4,000 and closed the
wicket against the happy throng he
had enriched and seen kiss the new
twentes, he said, Blessed if / don't
believe they'd have kissed me if that
wicket hadn't been between us"
And hereafter, when these 700
women write the motto. "Be prompt:
be pleasant" they may reflect that
they were yesterday concrete ex-
amples of the complete fulfillment of
the old adage.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
CLUB WILL
HAVE NEW HOME IN
W|THR0W RESIDENCE
Lease Of Three-Story House
at 2016 Pine Street Is
Obtained.
VIII Celebrate Opening With
High Jinks on Evening
Of June 9.

AT meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Press Club, with John Nc
Naught presiding, the announcement
was made that lease of the Withrow
residence, 2016 Pine street. had been
entered into for the clubs temporary
quarters. The new home of the Press
Club viii be in a handsome three
story double house, completely fur
nished and appointed throughout
Possession will be taken by the club
on June /.
The formal opening of the club will
be held on Saturday evening, June 9,
with high jinks and reception to
members and their friends.
A special committee consisting of
A. Y. Wood, e. j. Davis and Haig
Patigan was appointed to arrange for
the fitting up of the club rooms and
the purchase of supplies. 1t is pro-
posed to have six apartments for
those members who desire to live at
the club.
The initiation fee for active mem
bers was remitted for the three
months ending September /, 1906. AT
a previous meeting the dues for active
and associate members were reduced
to $3.50 per month.
1t is planned to have mess cooking
at the club similar to that on United
States men of war. Each mess will
furnish its own cook and a Chinese
attendant will be employed.