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The Mississippi Union advocate and Southern farm and home., 1908-06-18

the needs of his people; who is gift
ed with the rare faculty Of thinking
and after he has discov-
cred what ought to be done, to dare
express. his own ideas boldly, regard
less of political or pecuniary results.
At this time when the greed for gain
threatens to eat out the heart of the
American people when the dollar
has become the God and commerce
Of religion-you need man in con-
gress whose mind, morals and will
would enable him to rise above the
influence of sordid wealth and ito
spurn with contumely the power
which only bends a towards knee,
and force from the lips of fear the
lies of praise" and serve his people
faithfully and well.
This is the most remarkable age
in the history of the world. While it
is a great honor to be an American
citizen, to be an American citizen i'm
poses duties and obligations which
can not be lightly considered. The
poet has truly said:
I'VE are living, we are dwelling
In grand and awful time,
In an age of ages telling,
TO be living is sublime"
Il
To meet the demands of the hour
to grapple with and solve the great
problems which the people Of tht
South particularly are confronted
with, repeat, my countrymen, calls
for the highest order of moral AM
political courage for mind fille'
with knowledge and a great patriots
heart without fear. Any man cal
drift with the tide. Any ordinary in
dividual can speak with apparen
erudition on the tariff, and can ar
pear learned in the discussion Of i'm
perialism or the money question. al
of these questions have been gon
over, and every phase discussed, an
to make a speech on them all that
necessary is to employ the memor
But to deal with the new problem
which confront the civilization {
the American people, calls for th
highest order of statesmanship fc
man who is big enough to stan
alone; who is great enough to defen
a righteous, though unpopular caus'
without being subjected to the crit
) cism of being peculiar or encumbere
with idiosyncrasies. You need ma
who, at all times, will do his duty; t
say what he thinks and be able t
give the reason for thinking what b
says. | have the pleasure of presen
ling to you tonight gentleman whoI
i believe comes up to the standar
that have erected. He is 10y;
democrat without shadow or variable
ness of turning; he is scholar will
tout egotism; religion without bigotry
a friend who never proved faithles
and patriot whose love for his coul
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
NEW MOVEMENT TO AID
THE JEWS IN ROUMANIA
Roumanian Hebrew Protective
League Will Ask United
States to Help

movement to alleviate the suffer-
fngs OF the Jews in Roumania, which is
expected to spread throughout the
United States, was launched yesterday
by the formation of the Roumanian
Hebrew protective league. Its object
is to insure to the Jews in Roumania
the treatpent agreed upon by Rouma-
MIA with the great powers, and 1t is
hoped that the United States govern
ment will be interested in thier behalf
The headquarters of the league will be
In San Francisco and branch offices will
be established from time to time in
various cities in the United States.
In order that those of Jewish extrac-
tion may learn of the conditions under
which the Jews in Roumania live a
series of lectures has been arranged,
and some of the most prominent Jews
in the United States have been engaged
as speakers
The following officers have been
chosen to serve for the ensuing year:
A. 3. Goldenberg, president; l.. B. Lebo-
witz and S. Ghinsberg, vice presidents;
3. Braunstein, treasurer; William Gold
ner, secretary; o. Bloomfield. J. Green
berg, Nd. w. Berger. L. M. Meisler and
M. Vineberg, trustees. Messrs. Bolden-
berg, Lebowitz, Braunstein, Goldner. O.
Bloomfield, A. M. Blumenthal and A.
Fieldman we're chosen as a propaganda
committee.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
WATER SYSTEM PROVIDED
Rixford Would Include PROPOSE
ton in Second Bond Issue

Supervisor Rixford introduced reso-
luton at the meeting of the board yes
terday suggesting that a proposition
be included in the second bond issue
call for the expenditure of $4,000, 900
or less for the requirement by the city
of the peninsula system of the Spring
Valley water company. Under the terms
of the resolution it is proposed to buy
the Crystal springs. San Andreas, Lake
Merced and Pilarcitos reservoirs and
watersheds, but not the city distribut-
ing system. and use them in conjunc-
tion with the proposed Sierra system.
The resolution provides that the money
paid to the Spring Valley for these
properties be expended by the company
in improving It's Calaveras system.
The resolution was referred without
discussion to the special committee,
which will meet next week to make
further investigation before fixing the
water rates to be collected during the
coming fiscal year
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED


Monday. March 23
stInr Hugh Mcculloch, Carmine. 8 days
from Neah bay.
Stmr Argo, Taylor. 81 hours from Eureka.
stmr Lansing. Dickson, 20 hours from Port
stmr queen, Thomas. 40 hours from San
stmr South Coast. Klinker, 1s hours from
sfmr Samoa, Madsen. "a hours from San
stmr City of Topeka, cieIow. 20 hours from
stmr cataDis, canty, % hours from Port San
Luis
Portland via Astoria and Eureka l7n hours.
Stmr Santa Rits, Curtis 30 hours from Port
sAS sr sensfo %opander IS hours from PORT
land, via Astoria 4711 hours
Stmr NJ. f. Plant, Burtis, 81 hours from Coos
Bktn Fullerton. Aas 80 hours from Port San
Luis, in tow stmr Santa Rita.
Barge 81 stannsrd, 80 hours from Port San
CLEARED
Monday. March 23
Honolulu; Pacific Mail steamship company.
Br stmr Quito, shotton, Comox; Australian
Monday, March 2s.
stmr westerner. Andersen, Grays Harbor
Stnr Samoa Madsen, Caspar.
Stmr Redondo. Bendegard. Coos bay.
sr Dr., st1r o. .ios9 Dak9tas al. Ross. Hongkong.
Stmr Eureka, Noren. Eureka.
Sehr 0ceania Vance, Scott, Grays Harbor
stmr George W Elder. lessen. San Pedro.
Stmr Nan Smith, Nelson. Coos bay
Br stmr Kelvnbank, Ryder Eureka.
Stmr George Ioomis, Mcclellan Jr., Redondo
Bktn Arsgo. Semsen. Coos bay, In tow stnr
Redondo-
Schr Ida A, Campbell, Bodega
Power schr Ida 4, Campbell. Point Reyes
Power schr Newark, Saunders. Byxbee landing
Power schr Monterey. Bash Albion
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT L0BoS March %. 10 .. m.-Wea ther
hazy; wind, northeast; velocity, 10 miles pei
hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
NENTCRA--Arrived March 23-Sfmr Whit
tier hence March -
EUREk Sailed March 2s-stmr r. A. XII
TACOMA Sailed March 23-Stmr Colone
| l.. f. Drake. for San Francisco
Arrived March 23-Br bark Howard d. Troon
1 from san Pedro.
CI.ALLAN- Anchored March 23-Rr shis
Glenlui. from Seattle. for United Kingdom
1 CRESCENT--Passed inward March 81 s.1s
/ a. m.-Passenger steamer. might he I7natilJa
hence Msrcb 2o. for Victoria and Puget SOUND
ports
SEATTLE Arrived March 22-Ship Charger
| hence March 8 via Townsend; stmr Cottage
( City. from Wrangeu.
I GEAH-Anohs<sd n bay March 2s-Brir
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24

merchaudise Tor Hawaii
The steamer Alameda sailed on Saturday. for
$3.50. .991. The following were the principal
shipments: rs, 345 lbs butter. 4. 79S lbs and cs
cheese 1880 lbs and SO pkgs meals. Is es
80 pkgs onions sos lbs hops 1. III pkgs fruits,
1876 pkgs vegetables 2. 62S lbs and 20 bxs dried
fruit. 800 lbs raisns, 231 ctls barley, 1910 lbs
and 20 bxs dressed poultry, 100 lbs fresh fish,
5s2 lhssfresh meat II pkgs oysters. 40 lbs and
4 pkgs nuts. cs honey, 6,S94 lbs dried fish,
IL. 40 lbs lard, 5,7T7 lbs and l3 bxs bread. 73
bbls q hf bbls and 5 kits salmon, 8916 lbs
and . pkgs tea, lis lbs and "a cs candy,
2647 lbs glucose 500 lbs goldfish 10 coffee,
wine, 691 gals and 40 whisky, 253 gals and
cs spirits, mineral water. 20 cs liquors.
% cs gin 210 pkgs paints, "a pkgs sewing
chimes 2,l94 lbs tin plate, 266 pkgs railroad
material. 239 cs and 5bls oils. o.IS3 lbs and ?
cs tobacco. i3 cs cigars and cigarettes. 46 coils
rope, 20 drums carbide, 16e pcs and bdls iron,
II hardwood. SO rolls leather. 1,042 lbs opium,
20 pkgs drugs, 81 pkgs electrical goods, IS0
pkgs dry goods, 36 cs hats Al cs boots and
shoes IS pkgs wagon material 80 pkgs wire 4
automobiles and bxs parts 23S cs soap, l16
pkgE machinery. 80 pkgs bicycles SO bdls
shocks, 129 boiler tubes. o bales Irvine
The steamer Nevadan sailed ON Friday for
Honolulu with cargo consigned to various Ha-
waiian ports. valued at SIG 2S2 and including
the following: 500 bbls -four, L. .164 gals and 2
&C wine. 25 cs whisky, 167 pkgs beer go 222 lbs
eggs, so bbls 25 hf bbls and cs salmon 275
lbs Goldfish, 245 pkgs potatoes and onions, / ,246
cs canned goods, 700 lbs dried fruit 8 9ST is
and 80 bread, % bbIs beef. 1904 lbs beans.
IL. 129 lbs lard. .. leS his ham and bacon $50
ctls barley, 420 lbs coffee, 500 bales hay $40
lbs tea SO 9S3 lbs tobacco 20 cs cigarettes %
pkgs dry goods. cs boots and shoes 39S cs
soap, 1870 bxs tin plate 4 $50 lbs soda II cs
silk thread, 5S coils rope, 213 cs IL bbls and 5
tanks oils, cs sewing machines, 10 cs cigars,
A pkgs machinery, 2,O00 bags cement, cs
arms and ammunition.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
PACIFIC MAIL RESPONSIBLE

Judge de Haven yesterday in the
United States district court handed
down a decision in the case of Bloom
Brothers, who sued the owners of the
steamer Acapulco, which sank in San
Francisco harbor several weeks ago.
The court ruled that the Pacific Mail
company was responsible for the dam
age done TO the property of shippers
owing to the fact that the vessel was
not ready for sailing at the time she
foundered. Under the Harter act own
ers of vessels are exempt from suit IL
property is lost at sea
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of interest 10 Mariners
OF the Pacific

SAN PEDRO March 23-The United States
asshp aeneessee, Iae cruisers Washing ton and
mored cruisers which have been In this port
fnce Tuesday, weighed anchor today and sailed
for Redondo and Venice for stay of two days
thence for Bremerton. via San Francisco The
steamer Francis H. Legeett. Captain Rainier
arrived this morning from Grayg Harbor with
1-20o-010 feet Of lumber. The steamer San Ga
br5eL Captain Green, arrived from Cmpqua river
today aud viii discharge 800 Geo feet OF lumber
The steamer Brooklyn cleared today for San
francisco and way ports The steamer IaQua
Captain Hansen arrived today from Eureka
carving full cargo Of shingles.
PORTLAND. March 23.-The British ship
A-ctic Stream. Captain Dixon. finished loading
wheat this morning The Norwegian shin Co
lonna Captain Birkeland also finished loading
Saturday night and both soon viii leave down
flle river bound for Europe. The French bark
Alice Marie began taking stifenIng this morn
ing The steamer Breakwater arrived from Coos
hay last night bringing 200 tons Of coal and
considerable general cargo. The French bark
Jules Gommes left down this morning for -he
United Kingdom with a cargo OF wheat The
d. p. and A. \. companies Offices have been
removed from the Union depot 10 the CONNER
charged quantity OF oil at Portsmouth tanks
yesterday ana left down the river On its next
tain Macgenn. viii have accommodations for IL
20 passengers During the last few weeks
carpenters have been building additional berths
on the steamer. During the recent freshst 4
section Of the Pacific Coast bnnkers collapsed.
dumping about l.o00 tons Of coal in pile near
the river much of which rolled into fle srster
ASTORIA March 23.-1he oil steamer Argyll
srrived from Portland thta morning and went
directly TO sea. bound Tor San Francisco The
Eteamer Rose City arrived from San Franeisct
and proceeded 10 Portland The German shir
komfs arrived at this pert today from Tocopills
after passage Of ~ days It comes IN balIast
sDd will endeayor 10 get charter 10 load gralr
for Europe. The British steamship Strathblans
has taken a portion OF its cargo at the Tongu,
point mills and left up the river 10 finish 1
loaded I.2S9. Jos feet of lumber here for Cal
cutta. The steamer F. s. Loop arrived t0da,
from San Francisco and Is loading lumber. tn.
tug Samson left this morning for Grays Harbor
having in tow the barge Woilacutt. with a carg,
of fw0 locomotives and 86 rock cars. which vii
be used in the construction or the Grays Harbo
setty. The Benson logging company at Clat
ekanie has two large sesgoing RATS constructet
and = third building in the cradle. These raft
are 40 feet long, - feet wide by 35 feet deep
and draw about - feet Each raft contain
S.500.000 feet of logs. II Is The intention 0
the company to tow these RATS 10 its sawmil
at San Diego soIne time next summer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
MEETrNGs--spec.al


A REGULAR meeting Of the Board Of Medical
Examiners OF the State OF California will be
held TUESDAY, the 18th day OF April i90S,
at the office of the secretary, 1879 Suffer ST..
San Francisco Cal. at a. M. for the pur-
pose OF considering applications for certificates
and such other business may properly come
before it. Applications for certificates must
be filed with tue secretary prior to March "a,
1905 The examination will take place in
cooper Medical College, corner Sacramento
and Webster sts, San Francisco. April 7,
and 3. 1908. at 10 a. N. Board Of Medical
Examiners of the State of California
CHARLES i. TISDALE, NJ. D., secretary.
Dated San Francisco, March 90. 1908.
ANNUAL MEETING HUTCHINSON SUGAR
PLANTATION COMPANY--The annual meet
Ing OF the stockNholders OF the HUTCHINSON
SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY will De
held on TUESDAY, MARCH -. 1908. at the
hour Of IL O'Clock a. M, at the Office of the
company. 26S Market ST.. room 21O. San Fran
ors for ra the eOr ns 0 s efs1 I
alton and transaction Of such other business
as may come before the meeting.
Transfer books will close Saturday, March
Il. 1908. By order Of the president
March 8. 1905 f. W. THOMAS. Secretary.
THE regular annual meeting OF the stock holders
OF the Insular improvement Company will be
held at the office of the company so Clay
March. 1908. at the hour of IL o'clock a. m--
for the purpose OF electing board of directors
transaction of such other business may
come before the meeting. The transfer books
WIN close on March q, 1905. at p. m
W. H HANNAH. Secretary.
ANNUAL meeting-The annual meeting Of the
stock holders OF the Western sugar refining
company will be held at the office Of the COM
pany. 80 Clay St, San francisco: CAL, on
O'Clock a. M. for the purpose OF electing a
board Of directors TO serve for the ensuing
year and for the transaction Of such other
business as may come before the meeting
Transfer books will close on Friday, March 20
1908, at ii o'clock a.
". Il. HANNAH. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
AUTO sPEEDERs FINED

Owners OF automobiles and chauffeurs
arrested Sunday for exceeding the
speed limit appeared in the police
courts yesterday. The following fines
We're imposed Frank S. Howard s40
George Forderer, SEQ, Arthur h Lamb
William Joy. Charles Roster and George
H. Eckert $40 each; Edwin T. Huffman
and James McAlpine SIS each.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
BANK CASES PUT OVER

The decision of the district attor-
ney to try Ruef in Judge Dunnes
court at the conclusion of the Tevis-
Bulletin libel suit led to the granting
of a continuance yesterday of all the
embezzlement charges against Bartnett,
Brown and Treadwell to April s. to be
set. 1t had previously been arranged
that the trial OF Brown would follow
that of Crothexs and Older
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
Time PaII
U. 5. Branch photographic ONCE

branch of the United States photographic
Office, located at the Merchants Exchange, Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners. without regard TO nationality and free
of expense. Navigators cordially invited TO
visit the office. where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept st
hand for comparison aud reference and the lat
est informa ton can always be obtained regard
ing lights. dangers TO navigation and matters
Of interest to ocean commerce.
J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, u. s. N. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES

THE Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home
Society reports the following admissions into
the orphauage OF whole and half orphans from
July / to Dec. 81, 1907. viz: Silva Boos-
berg. aged 4 years month; Benjamin Bocs-
berg, aged years months; Louis Writer.
aged years months; julius Cohen, aged 8
years months; Annie Cohen aged IL years
months. and Jacob Klein, aged years 4
months.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
Army Trnnnnar1n

THf burnside Is af MenI1s.
The Buford arrived March at Manila
The Crook sailed February 20 for Manila.
The Fitzpatrick ie at Newport News, Va.
Ehe Dix arrived at Manila February 10.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
INFORMATION WANTED

has been received at the depart
ment of state. Washington, D. c., from Mr..
Lorin 4. Lathrop- American consul at Cardiff,
Wales, of the death on the 18th of February.
zoos. at Cardiff, Wales of THOMAS RICH
ARDS0N, American seaman. late OF San
Francisco. The legal representatives OF the
deceased obtain further information by
applying to this department
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
The Overdue List

British ship Falkenbznk out l45 days from
Port Talbot. for Valparaiso. Is per cent
American ship James Drummond, out 102 days
from Newcastle. Australia Tor San Francisco. 10
per cent
American ship Lucille ont IS days from New
castle Australia. FOR San Francisco. 10 per cent.
American bark Issac Reed. out 81 days from
Newcastle, Australia. Tor San Francisco. 10 per
cent
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24

STANFORD VS.. SANTA CLARA
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March 2s.
Stanford will play lis sixth game of
the series with Santa Clara college to-
morrow afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
MATRIMoNIAL

MATRIMONIAL
LADIES and gents do not overlook the only and
oldest reliable matrimonial bureau; established
in 1900: call write and be convinced Of my
true. complete list OF both sexes of all ages
denominations and social standing, have
pleased thousands by honorable and upright
dealings. Yours to please. MRS A. WOLTER,
I'LL Geary st.
GENTLEMEN-Why stay single? Call at the
most successful matrimonial agency and be-
come a member; have over 800 ladies listed
with and without means up to $4,000; age
from IS to 60 years old; not connected with
any other agency. Hours from a. m. to 9
D. M MRS. KOHLER, 1446 0Farrell St
a LOVER of nature, music and poetry. with
land In two counties. desires to meet ideal
lady: object matrimony- Box 4115, Cali office.
No agents.
WE desire to arrange speedy marriage for gen
tleman. age 81. worth $780, 900; and 30, worth
$3.50 900. O.. j. MILLER, Toledo, o.
LADIES and GENTS wishing to marry call or
26c tor Information.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
NEWS of THE OCEAN
VIII Load for Chins
Merchandise for Hawaii

The British steamer Glenlogan, on Puget
sound. is chartered for grain and merchandise
thence TO North China, at $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
CLAiRvoYANTs
4 WOMAN OF STRANGE POWER

arME- ANNA NJ. voGEI
ASTRAL DEAD TRANCE CLAIRE0YANT
AND PSYCHIC PIANIST
This Gifted Woman penetrates the mysteries
of the soul delves into the past and inquiries
into the future.
Her powers are wonderful, indisputable- Her
advice clear concise and to the point
She will point out the way that viii lei
YOU to success in business. speculation. in
vestments. love. eourtship. mafrimony, Divorce
or ANYTHING you may be in trouble about.
Special Low Fee This Week
Hours 10 to s. 112z o'Farren ST.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24

sS1ow on ground. 81 inches
SYNOPSIS
The pressure is falling rapidly along the coast
north of San Francisco and ip Nevada
Conditions are more favorable for cloudy weather
and south orr southwest winds There viii prop
abIy be showers along the north coast of Calf
fornia Tuesday afternoon night and possibly
light showers IN the northern portion of the Sac
ramento valley.
There has DOW been period Of Is consecutive
fair days. Not since 1877 has there been SO
long period Of consecutive rainless days
FORECAST
For San Francisco and yicinity-Increasins Ing
cloudiness Tuesday: light north winds, changing
to southwest.
For the Santa Clara valley-Fair Tuesday;
light north winds.
For the Sacramento valley-Cloudy Tuesday
possibly light showers in the foothills ana In the
north; cooler fresh south winds.
For the San Joaquin valley-Fair Tuesday
light west winds.
For Los Angeles and Efcfnity-Fair Tuesday
light north winds.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
BUSINESS PERSONALS

FOR AN EFFECTIVE AND LASTING C1RE
OF PILES REQUIRES ONE BOX HEMLOCK
SALVE. SEND 75 CENTS TO JOHN PAUL
GARDNER, sos EAST STARK STREET.
PORTLAND, OR. SUCCESSFUL IN EVERY
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24

The Logan is in port, undergoing repairs
The Meade is al Newport News. Va.
The Ingalls, is at Newport News, Va.
The Sherman is in port.
The Sheridan is at Mare island, undergoing n
pairs.
The Thomas sailed March Il from Honolulu.
The Warren is at Manila.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24

REGULAR quarterly meeting of xas.a,s
Occidental lodge No so. /. o. sTS7YTS
b. B.. THIS tTUESDAT1 =
EVENING. March "a. 1905. at <-Ae3sSA54S 49,
l. o. B. B. hall. 40S Van Ness sA
f. PINTO.
Secretary. s6zsAsfAs
PACIFIC lodge No. 1856, r. & A. u 1903 Fiji
more St, meets THIS EVENING D. m. d.
GEORGE PlsNLINGTON. Sec.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24

REFINED young lady. expert masseuse. viii give
magnetic treatment and massage to few select
desired. Desired KISS MISS JESSIE VAN. s$ 9Th st.. ST. cor
ner Mission. parior IL hours, 10 to g.
MONEY made daily and Call Want Ads help to
make it, Advertise your wants; make them
An investment. not expense For fun par
tculars read Call Want Ads daily
ANITA RETSLOFF. derma tologist. guarantees to
remove wrinkles. freckles smallpox pits. scars.
all facial blemshes; latest methods. 1867
Ellis. bet Franklin & Cough Tel Frank S6Il
WIGS. toupees front pieces. that 1T; purest hair
used; hair dressing: shampooing. dyelng, etc
G. LEDERER. 2271 California st. near Web
ster. formerly at 123 Stockton; estab- 1866
SEND name and address: / will send formula
for hair dye for 25e thar viii last year.
Address MRS. DAVIS. 11f0 Oak 81.
S. sTROzYNsKI CO., 1850 sutter st.-wigs
aud toupees they should be made; artistic
hair dressing, manieuring. facial treatment
and hair dyeing; Marcel waving
NINE. zENOBIA. a2s Countrynlsn bldg. Van
Ness cor. Ellis; scalp ard face specialist; gray
hair restored orig. color, supernous nar rem.
UNCALLED for suits. overcoats and trousers at
less than cost at CHAS. LYONS, the London
tailor, 1892 Fillmore St bet Eihs & o.FarreIl-
MRS. WALLACE. alcohol baths magnetic treat
ments. 1896 Golden Gate ay. cor tlllonlre'
room 2.
MISS WALTERS; manicuring. face massage and
scalp treatment. 2053 Sutter st., apt 5
Miss E. Wren, hair skin. scalp specialist. mani
curing Winton, o'FarreH mr. Taylor. suite 20
SECOND HAND clothing bought and sold. I. NJ
DE MANN. 1929 Market ST. Phone Market OF
BATTLE CREEK treatments; corns removed
without pain; lady operators l20l e. Gate av.
GoLDsTEIN CO, theatrical and ,msseueEade cos COS
tunes, S21 Van Ness; country orders solicited
DR. MANAssE, oculist optician. free consuIta-
tion regarding eyes, 1920 Post mr. Filimore-
YOUNG woman wishes a few private customers;
graduate masseuse- 1925 O'Farrell St. room .
THEO. TREYER. wig and toupee maker. 60e
California ST.; formerly at 33l kearny ST.
MRS HELEN DERBER, graduate masseuse;
elec. treatment 2014 Sutter; tel West slO5-
MME. JAIN COSTUME COMPANY,
Post and Van Ness Country orders solicited
PIONEER INSTITUTE OF MASSAGE.
1920 Fillmore st. Phone West eoos.
YOUNG lady would like select customers; mani
curing. scalp treatment. 1171 Geary St
MISS B. LEE, scalp treatments. manicurIng
104J Market ST., room 20, ,nlLu nA,o-
MME. n. WILLIAME. massage treatment. 70s
Van Ness av-- suite 3. near Iurk =.
MISS LECLAIR scalp treatments and massage
16f5 Buchanan St. apartment ~
MISS IEE-Magnetic treatment: hours 10 to Q.
1856 9Th ST., apt don't ringi-
TUB baths. massage. Al 9Th. room 5; hours to
D. M: open Sundays; select
MASSAGE and scalp treatment. 1850 Ellis ST.,
.oS.n =: =. ....-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24

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