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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-22

~F suggestions under consideration are
carried out, there will be great
christening party held at the Ma
II tional Geological Park shortly.
The Zoo management is now con-
s.deriug the practicability of naming the
animals and birds. so that these may be
easily identified and referred to by simple
names. instead of long, often unpro
nounceable names to visitors, lines that
are scientific, technical and everything
except facile and simple and euphon.ous.
II Is hoped TO give the animals names
which are suitable 70 their standard OF
civilization and innate qualities. And
If this plan is put into practice. here
after the geological census will not show
the habitants of the park listed as SO
many articles of animal representation,
but as real individual creatures. with
characteristic names.
Some whose social standing is superior
to others in consideration of training and
association may even be given titles. For
instance the two fine oStricheS presented
to the Zoo by the King OF Abyssinla
would come under this head. Inere are
scores of birds and animals in the PARK
who represent aristocratic training ana
association.
There are several habitants Of the park
who are generally now known by cnar-
9CteTlStlcS HdHltS WHICH iieSN
been given to them by the animal and
bird keepers.
Among these is the handsome tigress,
one OF the most beautiful in the country,
who is known as Cleopatra. While
Cleopatra, the tigress. is beautiful, she
has also very bad temper. but even in
these moods she is fascinating and ire
sistible.
Everybody who has visited the park
has visited the elephant house, which is
almost palatial and gives dignity To Its
occupant. Its sole occupant is Dunk
who was presented to the Zoo by Mr.
Cooper. manager of the Forepaugh shows.
Dunk has just celebrated his forty
second birthday and he is OF ashamed
of his gray hairs, for he has the d!stinc
ton of being one of the few monstrous
sized elephants in captivity. and holding
this honor TO him overshadows the little
worries OF growing old. He is well
aware that he will grow old gracefully.
He knows he will never shrill.. up and
grow spare looking. which he has horror
Of. because there is so very much of him
to shrink to anything Ike a state of
despair could not be possible within his
lifetime. Dunk is one of the few ami
mails at the Zoo VINO is recognized by the
park management by his Christian name.
He has the added unique distinction of
having his name painted in big black
letters over his doorway.
The big brown Alaskan bear, which is
SO noted in clerical reference to him :
generally known to the visiting public
by the name of Buster, which mas been
given to him by thu keepers and visitors.
Isn't he a buster" the visitors always
mark. and this is how he acquired
hriStian name.
Fsuster is ona of tho most popular priS-
~ars rom his country and certainly he
ass Ii reputation of being the larg St
He HIS a reach of almost eleven feet and
weighs 100 pounds Five years ago he
came TO the Zoo mere infant in swad
ding clothes He only weighed $50 pounds
then. But he liked the new climate and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-22
A Resemblance.

William Jennings Bryan, in the cours
81 an interview accorded to a San Fran
cisco correspondent said of certain
trusts:
ut is no wonder they attack the courts
md the government that have convicted
them They are very much in the posi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-22

One of the rarest Of the new colony
members is q gnu, sometimes called the
horned horse. which resembles in many
ways the antelope. He comes from South
Africa.
There is a cute little Indian sambar
bear in the new arrivals, two arctic foxes.
porcupine, three handsome tree ducks
from Mexico; also a yaguarundi cat from
the same country. In appearance this
new member of the cat family is as gentle
looking and in coioring recemblas tn.
Maltese family cat of this country but
for real civilization she is Impossible She
is Wild and maynard and it is said that
all the civilizing influences of the glob=.
would not change her nature.
Two h;tndSt me guanacOS from Peru VIII
make their debut this spring among the
other new arrivals at the Geological
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-22
An After-Dinner Killioy.

Senator Depew, at the dinner recently
given in his honor by Speaker Cannon,
decred the after-dinner toast.
''Once. in England" said Senator De-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-22

pew, Il attended birthday dinner that
certain marques gave his tenants.
The marques bai'iff was the toast
master a solid. rudy old fellow with
side whiskers brushed forward in the old
style.
After the cigars had come on the toast
master leaned toward the marques, and
above the merriment l heard him say:
Would you like to propose your toast
now, my lord, or should We let 'em enjoy
themselves bit ,onger?'"
Mr.. Martins Murmur.
Frederick Townsend Martin, one of
ne" York's most brilliant entertainers,
Is not slavish worshiper of blue blood,
out at the same time he hates to see
fake crests. faxed family portraits, an
Client helriooms from the curiosity shop
and all those other counterfeit things
that some of our millionaires affect"
The speaker was an actress. The scene
was one of Mr.. Martins teas at the
Plaza, splendid assemblage of beauti-
ful. brilliant women. great painters So
ciety leaders. novelists-such an assem-
blage as only Mr.. Martin collects.
Yes resumed the lady, Mr.. Martin
hates faxed blue blood. remember. one
night at public dinner ne sat beside
me, and near US fat woman, a very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-22
Too Light.

Booker T. Washington is wonderful
man." said a southerner at the Tuskege
meeting in Carnegie Hall last month
There is no orator in America to equa
him.
Tuskegee's future looked very dismal, h
declared to me that the great school wa
bound to pull through that you never
could tell from appearances what tn
utura held n store.
Why he said. mentioning a famous
colored poet. in his boyhood that chal
was universally despised. even by hi;
own mother. Even his own mother used
to say of him that she guessed hit WI
down in the books he gwine ter G
hanged. an she nebber could bear da
brat. anyways. 'kase he show dirt SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-22

schoolboy's essay on "Clergymen." The
essay, which created much amusement,
vas as follows:
There are 3 kinds of clergymen bish-
ups racters and .cuiats the bishups tells
the recters to work and the curats have
to do it a curate is thin married man
but when he is recter he gets fuller and
can preach longer sermons and becums
a good man.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28

Members of the S. F. Real Estate Board
LoANs-we have money to lend on s +.
real estate at current rates. Consult our loan
department
$4,000 cash is all you require TO obtain this
$4,000 investment: owner pressed Ior
cash; $4,000. payable $3.50 per month;
rents S4o5 month; 5 story frame spart-
nent house, 10 apartments; Sl3,0oo nat
mortgage, all at Z per cent; hne ,5s1z; S:E;
Sl4 .0O0-Close TO Locust and Jackson; marine
view residence; 2 stories, IL rooms and and
can remain; double key lot. C27s4
$lo,OOO-Rents $l32.50; swell story and base.
nent building of fine iats;7 rooms and
bath each; close TO Clayton and Iaight
SIS; full sized lot (171Ol
SIS, oOO-Excellent house Of ahont 10 rooms ana
bath; close to Bush and Buchanan;
34x13T6; this price is very reasonable for
S1S. .5o0-Rents $500 per annum; new rat proof
concrete floor and up TO date stable; near
park panhandle; large lot; under lorg
lease TO responsible tenant; one Of the
best investments for the money in the
s12. .ooo-3 fats, 5-e-s rooms and bath each: close
to Carl and Shrader; lot 26xlSI 81; rents
S1o7.50; mortgage Of $1,000 can re-
maip. (27S1)
s12, ,ooo-Nice residence of about 10 rooms and
bath; close to Buchanan and Sacramento;
main (27T9)
se,ooo-van Ness ave. near Vallejo; 2s.6xs5;
through 70 rear St; double frontage (270Sl
s7,o00--Excellcnt house; close to Page and
Pierce sts-; lot 25x13T:6: rents 500: Q
and bath; good condition t2T0l
$I,OO0-Rents $3.50; story frame building Of
stores and hat; near 9th ave.
and St; good little income proposi-
tion. (2T95l
Sc. 6.0o0-Close to Clay and Laurel; 30x100; nns
site for residence. (2e96)
S5,500-Close to Frederick and Stanyan 80 It. /;
nice neighborhood; good location for fats
home.
$5.500-Nice house; rooms and BATH close to
9TH and St; about one-half cash.
balance on time; sunny side OF street.
81, 100-Lot worth s., ,100 rooms and bath cot
tage is certainly worth 81 600; just sold
lot in next block for So 200; get
$3.50 mortgage this; look 1t up
S1,1OO-Excellent lot close 10 9TH ave- and B
ST., 25x95; terms can be arranged.
81, 4Oo-Close TO ST. and 9th ave; lot 25x10O;
sunny side; nice lot for cottage; good car
lines. t2772l
$1,350-one-third cash. balance in years.
swell marine view lots; close TO 18th ave-
and ST.; fine view Of Golden Gate: one
half block from park and Preside boule-
ward; good car lines.
500 cash, balance SO per month; lots on
Suffer ST. car line; street work all done.
ready for building; $500 above easy
terms.
Send for ''oUR LIST of property for sale.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. s1s-s24 KEARNY ST
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
PHONE DOUGLAS 1914.

ARE YoU GOING WITH THE BOSS? HE is
HERE AT OUR OFFICE.
NEW MINE NoRTH-NEW MINE NORTH.
- machine men, Sl05 month.
p chuck tenders S95 month.
20 muckers, $3.50 month.
ANOTHER NEW JOB SOUTH.
SEE BOSS HERE.
HALF FARE-HALF FARE
MINES-MIN ES-MINES
10 machine miners. S105 month.
IL chuck tenders, So day.
10 muckers. $3.50 day.
Camp baker, $50 and found.
EAST EAST EAST EAST
25 teamsters $3.50 month.
rs laborers. So2.50 month.
Camp baker, $50 and found.
25 Swiss laborers $50 and found.
10 ranch hands. S35 and found.
10 wood choppers, $3.50 cord.
25 tie makers 10c TO 13c tie.
mixers, $35 and found.
wooDs-YARDs-MILLS
% timber fellers, S65 month
10 lumber. pliers, $50 and found.
10 swampers, $50 and found.
10 laborers, $50 and found.
4 milwrights, sos month.
camp walters, S25 and found.
FREE FARE-SHIP ToDAY-FREE FARE
CoMPANY'S OWN WORK.
25 section laborers, S1.40 day.
10 teamsters $3.50 month.
linepen $35 and found.
blacksmiths, $500 day.
steam filters, $3. so day.
plumber. 81 day.
plumbers helper. 81. so day
LOTS OF JOBS COMING IN ALL THE TIME.
CALL AND SEE.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28

REAL. ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS.
RENT COLLECTION AND LEASING GIVEN
SPECIAL ATTENTION.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
CITY REAL ESTATE

BALDWIN & HOWELL 31s-3a4 KEARNY ST
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31s-334 kEARNI ST
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28

Referees sale Of real estate in partition at
saDesTSCm OF shs1nwad all sHssSss &C.
1908. at u o'clock noon. Nos. 547-549 Hayes
ST. and Nos 44S-450 Linden ay.; store and 2
fats above of and bath each and 9
fats Linden av. of rooms and bath each :
rents 1927 90 per month; lot 2T:6xl20 feet. 2
frontages. This property is IN the best busi-
ness block of Hayes St: opportunity for a
bargain and gilt edge investment.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
WHITE PALACE HOTEL.

WHITE PALACE HOTEL
800 splenddy furnished rooms, 35c, SOC and
T5c per day; free baths with every room ;
largest hotel office and clubhouses on Pacific
coast; facing Van Ness av.; baggage checked
and stored free of charge; highest grade Of
white help employed.
WHITE PALACE HOTEL-NEyER CLOSED.
11th and Market sts., San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
MALE HELP wANTED-Continued

MURRAY & READY,
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
WHITE PALACE BUILDING.
1th and Market sts., San Francisco
PHONES MARKET 656 AND 657.
BRANCHES:
Sixth and Franklin stS., Oakland.
PHONE OAKLAND 1861.
I'd and Main sts., and 121 Marchesault St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
NOW LOOK.
FREE FARE AGAIN
CoMPANYS OWN WORK.
FREE FARE.
10 spikers, 15 strappers. Is ballast men for
track laying on new extension of the s. p.
Co.; free fare; ship today; wages 81 to 81. 40
FREE FARE--FREE FARE
cALiFoRNiA NoRTHwEsTERN IF r. Re- R.
SHIP DAILY
WANTED AT ONCE
so laborers and 25 teamsters for general rail-
road work; ship today; see us.
ALWAYS FREE FARE
SLEEP AT OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE
NEXT DOOR TO
MURRAY & READYS GREAT LABOR Of
FICEs, 18TH AND MARKET SITS.
600 SINGLE ,E3, ROOMS; sun AND ELECTRIC
25 CENTS PER NIGHT, sl.25 PER WEEK,
SEayEP SREE RaRhEF paEF EE6F sa From TO
STAND. SHOWER AND FOOT BATHS
TAILOR AND PATCHING ROOM; BAG
GAGE CHECKED FREE; ALL PAPERS AND
MAGAZINES. AND BELLMAN TO CALL
YOU; WHITE HELP ONLY EMPLOYED.
! OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE, FACING
AND ADJOINING OCEAN SHORE TER
MINAL - RAILROAD DEPOT = lITH AND
MARKET SITS, SAN FRANCISCO.
NEVER CLOSED.
MINERS.
ALASKA-ALASKA.
FREE FARE-FREE FARE-FREE FARE.
SEE BOSS HERE TODAY.
10 machine miners for Alaska Cold Mining Co.
Free fare. See boss in our office this morn
Ing; sos month
FREE FARE-FREE FARE.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
HAYES


ALAMEDA COUNTY
Lot IL in Block J. KlinknerTille tract, and Lot
In Block and Lot II in Block D. Klinkner-
vile tract.
COUNTY
Lot in the north line Of Long Branch av., 302: "a
feet west from the southeast corner Block i02,
size 250x137:6 feet; also Lots Nos. o, 10, IL,
AZ In Block 61. Town Of Grover.
HERMAN SHAINWALD. Referee.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28

2.55O ACRES stock fruit and alfalfa land In
MADEIRA county; 900 acres under ditch; good
improvements; a bargain; $3l. .S75-one-third
cash, balance years at 8 per cent.
2,4oo acres, all level; 1000 acres sediment
land; all under ditch: at sacrifice; worth
$4,000: price $40. 900 cash. river and railroad
transportation.
500 acres good land 10 Shasta county; good
fruit and hog ranch; lots OF wood. $1,000
cash; bargain
200 acres; IS per acre on terms; s miles
from railroad; Sacramento Valley.
10000 scres: Sacramento Valley; - per
acre. INVESTIGATE THESE SNAPS.
ID. f. MISNEY,
422 11TH ST. OAKLAND.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
MALE HELP wANTED-continued

MALE HELP Neutrality-suspicious.
AT C0STIGAN & co.'s EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY,
Located only at
and Fell st. opposite 10th.
Phone Market 2O99.
FREE FARE--FARE FREE
so laborers. together, board company S1.T5
day, free fare and ship today at D.
Look at -soutil-2oo Miles South.
80 teamsters. go Monday. $3.50 per month.
80 laborers same place. $50 month
FARE 50c-CLOSE BY
10 laborers, new quarry, just started, S1.75
drillers,- splendid new job. 81 IS day.
CITY-BoARD YOURSELF
10 laborers, steady, board home, hours, 81
day.
10 Italians, steady. board home, hours. s175
day.
10 Greeks or Austrians. board home, S1.T5 day
ALL CITY WORK-ALL BOARD COMPANY
Is laborers, steady, city job, hours, s1.75
day.
Stableman, city contractors barn, $40 found
Plenty of other jobs not advertised.
New r. r. job, coast line.
Camp cook, months work $40 and found.
3 camp walters, SO and found
100 horse tea1nsters, $50 MONTH
100 horse. teamsters. $l.l5 day
100 muckers or laborers. $l.15 day.
Go today. See boss at office.
AMBITIOUS. responsible district manager for
spare time; learn $4,000 yearly business; no
canvassing. Dept. 5, Crane McNally Co..
s56 Dearborn, Chicago.
MEN to learn plumbing, electricity. plastering
brick laying, drafting and plan reading; day
and night; no books; positions secured; free
cataiog. Coyne National Trade Schools, 230
40 Sth St. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28

THERE'S MONEY FOR YOU IN
FRESNO COUNTY - WILL, YOU
COME AND GET YOUR SHARE?
Here are some startling figures about the
wealth Of Fresno county:
Read them-wonder about them-and then asa
Yourself II you wouldnt like to live In . com
munity where land produces such per capita
wealth
THE PRODUCTS OF FRESNO COUNTY
LAST YEAR BROUGHT SIS. 200 600; THE
POPULATION OF FRESNO COUNTY Is $1,000
THAT MEANS A PER CAPITA EARNING
ANNUALLY OF s822. % FOR EVERY MAN,
WOMAN AND CHILD IN FRESNO COUNTY
Where Is there another agricultural county
that can make such a showing?
Come anil get Jour share OF Fresno counfy's
great wealth.
FREE FARE
TO FRESNO
II you are home seeker. the Fresno Chamber
OF Commerce is willing pay your railroad
fare to Fresno. Ask Mr.. Hansen. at the Board
OF Trade rooms. Ferry building. for full par
dculars.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
BARRIERS AND suppLrEs-Continued


BARRIERS, ATTENTION--We carry the largest
stock or chairs (hand and foots lever, fixtures,
massage machines and general barber supplies
on the coast; every thing up TO date at right
price. so it's up to you. BECKEL *
PREsHER, Inc. Al 10th ST.. Oakland. Cal
BARBER wanted steady: strictly first class.
Apply 43 Eddy ST
FIRST CLASS barber, steady. 963 Fillmore ST.,
cor McAllister
Market SITS
FOR sale-Barber shop 422 Folsom st.
LIST.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE, 1861 Fillmore ST.
near Post.
UNPAID WAGES COLLECTED
KNOX, 443 Pine-Suits, liens and attachments;
time checks cashed; debts collected everywhere.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28

PLEASE REPORT
at our office at once.
w. Nelson, camp cook.
A. McShane. camp waiter.
NJ. Merchant, blacksmith.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28

LOANS-we have money to lend on s. T.
real estate at current rates. Consult our loan
department
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28

PATRONS securing help are charged 81 registry
fee Cook for American family. $40. city; 8
mere extra Mattresses for country, 81 day;
young Irish cook for small family, $50, city;
nurse for a child. $50. city; plain. strong
Frenchwomsn TO do chamber work in hotel,
$40; American woman for chamber work in
rooTning house. $50; young second girl, in
family, $50; Scandinavian cook in small Ameri-
can family. $40 city; French or Italian woman
as cook for gentlemen. 500 MISS PLUM
KETT. 1896 Sutter St, city. Not open until
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28

'Members Of the $. +. ReaI Estate Board.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
FEMALE HELP WANTED

A FAMILY of desire waitress to take care
of the parlor floor. answer the doorbell and
downstairs telephone and wait at table; pre-
fer TO have waitress take the position with
out delay, but am willing TO wait for a week
two TO get the right party; the applicant
must have experience and give the names of
her last two employers and the dates Of her
employment wages $40. Apply in person bet.
the hours Of and u a. m, TO MRS. A.
SCHILLING. 1903 Jackson St. on Lake Mer-
rift. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28

WANTED
Intelligent womenG
Between the ages Of II and Is years
To learn
Telephone operating.
Must give first class references.
Paid while learning.
Exscellent opportunity for advancement
PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH co.
S2l Hyde ST. cor. Sutter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28

AT PACIFIC COAST LABOR AGENCY.
As SACRAMENTO STREET.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
MALE HELP WANTED

KNOX, 443 Pine-Suits, liens and attachments
time checks cashed; debts collected everywhere
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-04-09

Twelve automobiles were lined up on
the west side of the square Friday af-
ternoon, and Photographer Murray
took their picture. There are abont 20
owned in town.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-03
SQUIRES MADE
GOOD SHOWING

BAKERSFIELD. December so.-In
the sixth round of q fast heavyweight
fight Jim Flynn of Pueblo. Colo,
landed s right uppercut on the jaw of
Australian Jim SQuires tonight and
knocked him out. Flynn had a de-
cided lead in all except the fourth
round. but Squires was fighting with
bulldog grit and was dangerous every
minute OF the fight. In the fifth Pc
Rod he staggered the Coloradan with
: hard right 10 the jaw. and had he
the strength might have ended the
fight there.
The fight throughout was a gruehng
contest. and there never was a dull
moment Squires made his best show
ing since his arrival from Australia.
He displayed unlimited gameness and
courage, taking hard beating and
always coming hack for more.
He landed on Flynn almost at will.
but lacked speed and q guard for his
Jaw He covered UP well in the fight
ing and made Flynn's stomach an
easy mark in the clinches.
The big fellows waded in immedi-
3tsly with the sound of the gong. The
first round was comparatively even.
both huskies having the other bad at
me time. In the second round Flynn's
speed began to tell. and he began
wearing the Australian down. The
third gave him a decided advantage,
-hC1sh at times SQuires landed hard.
The eS-irem2n was cautions. however.
The fourth round was Flynn's easily.
n the fifth. near the close. SQuires
look the round by a splendid rally.
having Flynn holding on from a stiff
lne 10 the jaw.
IN the sixth Flynn started after his
nan with renewed vigor. He rushed
lin against the ropes twice and then
vent into a cIiuch- In the breakaway
sQUirsS received a right uppercut to
he Jaw that ended the fight
Tn NcGrsth challenged Al Kauf-
nan on behalf OF Flynn
SQUi7es says he is satisfied he can
not longer fight, but has made 40
llanS.
Referee wslch said SQuires fought
lis hest fight on American soil to-
night
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-03
FAST BASEBALL
TEAM ON MAUI

While Honolulu ana lilo both claim
TO have the bes; baseball teams which
can Be found in the islands. it should
not Dc forgotten that the Island OF
Maui also has $. claim 70 put in for
the championship. On Maui there Is
what Is known. as the Winter League.
in which the Sahuluis. waikapus and
the He&lanis take pSrr. as well as the
Morning stars. The latter team. Of
whom s photograph is Reproduced on
thiS page. Won the championship Of
the past season
The Morning Ssars started out bad
". but made . fine finish In the
commencement Of the season they
lost the Two first games that they
played. but then followed this up by
winning the next seven. which gave
them the ho1ors OF the season Be
sides this, they had the honor Of win
ming the best game OF ban seen on
Maui for s long time This was
against the wsikapus. whom they de-
feased by s sore Of l 70 Q after
tweive-inning contest Not single
member OF the losing team was able
TO get as far Is second base in the
entire game.
r = 49, ,,sS,t,as thar - 10 s,5
Of the coming baseball season series
q games between the pick Of the
te2H1s from this island. from Hawaii
and from Maui. may contest for the
OF the Territory. In
this case The Morning Stars viii prob
ably Be seen in acriou here