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lean is moro warmly welcomed than Miss
Cheatham at her too infrequent appear
anoes.
Commenting upon the Covent Garden
season writer says to-day: with an
entirely mediocre opera this season.
only distinguished by Mines. Destinn and
hirkby-Lunn, II 10 curious that at private
parties one should be able to hear such
singers as Calve and Nordioa. In no
other capital OF Europe would such a
conductor as Nikisoh be allowed to stay
three weeks without receiving an invita-
tion to direct an opera. But the ways
OF the Covent Garden syndicate are
wonderful. while they are by no means
lavish in the matter OF salaries
THE WORLD OF oAYETY.
Another week of dreadfully cold. wet
weather caused the postponemcnt OF
many garden parties and fetes. Caterers
for these, and at the polo grounds. tennis
courts and exhibitions. are suffering
greatly. One firm estimates it's loss at
$2.50O week.
During brief glimpse Of sunshine the
Queen opened the midsummer fate Mt
Olympia on Wednesday. The especial
occasion was benefit for the Children's
Hospital, and majority Of the members
OF the Anglo American group had stalls
or were liberal buyers. The Queen bought
largely from Mrs. L. Harcourt's stock OF
Greek laocs as we'll as number Of Mrs
Anthony Drexel's satin boxes. Ladies'
Granard, Cheylesmore and Marlborough
and Mesdamee Waldorf Astor. Chaunoey
and Reid were among those present.
Many Americans preferred attending
the polo match on the same day and made
their way to Huriingham In the oostliest
Of summer frooks. Drawing light showers
Mesdames Frank j. Maokey, H. p.
Whitney and A. Glasgow were some
who applauded America 3 polo victory.
The Duchess Of Marlborough's cotillon
was the chief event Of the week. The
beautiful ballroom at Sunderland House
was decorated with masses OF roses. The
cotillon favors. which the Duchess pur-
chased in Paris. consisted OF tho latest
novelties In parasols and fans. Mesdames
W. >Burns and H. p. Whitney. Consuelo
Duchess OF Manchester. Ladies' Granard
and Willoughby d'Bresby wero among
the dinner guests, while other Americans
who danced the ootillon were Ladies'
Craven and Alastair Innes-Ker and Mes
DANES j. j. Astor. Waldorf Astor. John
Ward and L. Haroourt. Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt wore magnificent jewels, as
did Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt, Jr. The Ouch
ess wore her famous diamonds.
At the beginning Of July the Duchess
will leave London with her two sons. as
she has taken Give House. Roehampton.
again, where her younger boy. Lord lvor
Churchill. greatly benefited in health
on their former stay there
The Duchess Of Argyll has been the
guest Of William Waldorf Astor at large
house party at Hever Castle.
Lady Cheylesmore and Mrs. F. j.
Mackey gave musicales on Thursday
evening. Princess Victoria Of Sohleswig-
Holstein was a guest Of Lady Cheyles-
more.
Mrs. Calhoun gave q large dinner for
some OF her daughter Julia's friends.
the Misses Drexel, R. Carter. N. Post.
Glove and Viborg.
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page left London
to-day.
Mrs. Reeves Merritt intends making
some country house visits before sailing
for America early In July.
The sun., 1909-06-27
THE TREASURE OF MESSINA.
Over Two Millions Kept in Confusion by
Ofnaais-Recoyery All but Impossible.

over TWO NaknO1ls nopt AZ Sosn us'Sh W
Omclals- All but Impossible.
Special Cable Dsspdieh to The son.
ROME, June 26.-More than 81 900 900
in money. jewelry. precious stones and
bonds. recovered from the ruins at Mes
sina, is being kept there by the military
authorities. The valuables are tied up
in bags and heaped in boxes and stored
in various places. causing the utmost
confusion.
A Treasury official with clerks has now
been entrusted with the custody OF the
valuables theoretically. the treasures
of Messina, as they are called. are at the
disposal Of their rightful owners.
The procedure for recovery obliges q
claimant to obtain authority to make
claim from the tribunals. This process
takes two months. Then he must iden-
tify his property after finding 1t. and
finally prove that it belongs to him.
This in many cases is impossible. and
an attempt TO regain property Is fruitlees.
The sun., 1909-06-27
Mayor to Hear Taxlcab Men,

Mayor Mcclellan will give the taxicab
owners an opportunity to be heard be-
fore he acts on the new ordinance
regulating fares. Richard W. Meade.
president OF the New York Transporta-
ton Company. said yesterday that the
only difference between the city and the
taxicab interests now Is the reduction
Of the initial charge for the first half
mile for service Of four passenger cabs
from 50 cents to 10 cents. The proposed
reduction, he says. would change the
profit OF IS cents day . cab on the present
scale Of rates into a loss Of a. cents a
day on each cab.
The sun., 1909-06-27
GEAR PLUCKS UP COURAGE
ORDERS WINTER PALACE PRE-
PARED FOR IMPERIAL FAMILY.
Sultan Likely TO Ne the First Royal Viss.
tor-Nichoias to Play the Part OF
Pxtriot-ka aiser Lecturod Stoaypsn
Let Up In the Policy Of Repression.


Let Up in the Policy Of Repression.
Special Cable Ds,paieh 10 TIE sun.
ST.. PETERSBURG. June 20.-The Car
has at last taken q decisive step and
ordered the Winter Palace here to be pre-
pared for the imperial family's residence
after his foreign tour and sojourn at
Yalta, in the Crimea. 1t Ia five years
since the Winter Palace was handed over
to tho exclusive use OF court officials. ana
a considerable section Of the popuiaaon
Of the capital have suffered heavily IN
their pockets through the abandonment
OF festivities at the various Romanon
palaces and among the ruling families.
whose social programme Is modelled upon
that OF the imperial court. II is probable
that the new Sultan OF Turkey will be
the frat sovereign to visit the Gar at the
Winter Palace after Its reoccupation, Tor
Nicholas intends TO pay an official visit
to Consta ntinople to greet the new regime.
All news from the oour: party ct Peter
hoff now points to the Car attempting
at adopt the active role Of patriot and
peacemaker. in which he will make his
rrandiose debut at the Poltava eelebra-
tions two weeks hence.
Tho only visible result thus far OF tho
meetine between the Car and the Kaiser
IA an angry quarrel between the Russian
Naval Department and the Russian Min
istry OF the Court. The latter apparently
allowed the Kaiser's yacht to attune it's
wireless apparatus to all the surrounding
stations for his sole use.
One result was that after the firing on the
British steamer Woodburn. two Russian
torpedo boats were in collision They
called for assistance by wireless, but the
service was nullihed by the Kaiser's
monopoly. During two hours talk with
Premier Stolypin. the Kaiser delivered
a lengthy monologue on the science OF
government in such great empires as have
to preserve unity among nationalities
that have different traditions. He cited
instances from the Hohenzollern his
tories. NJ. Stolypin. who is rather q silent
practitioner OF government. thanked
the Kaiser for his interesting discourse.
The Premier removed common law
criminal cases from tho military tribunals
at Moscow this week and restored them
to the civil courts. The right Of public
meeting has also been restored. except
for political strikes or revolutionary
agitation.
Prince @. z. Lvon. president Of the Rus
sian Zemstvo Federation. and Secretary
Polner Of the same organisation will
start in . few days for America to study
the system Of forming settlements in the
United States and Canada In the interest
OF AGRICULTURAL and oolonizing work In
Russia. M. Polner will remain for year
The sun., 1909-06-27
WON'T STOP THE GRAND PRX
FRENCH STABLE BOYS GRANT
A TRUCE IN THEIR STRIKE.

Premier Clemenceau Took q Hand In
Clearing the way for the Great Race
-Pataud Plans an Opera Strike, hut
the Coryphees Are Likely to Dance.
spsetai cabis Despatch to THx Sun.
PARIS, June 2e.--A truce has + been
proclaimed between the disafeoted stable
boys and the trainers, and aftc.' moro
interviews between Premier Clemenceau
and the opposing parties than the mer-
camille marine strike. which is running
trade with Algeria, has given rise to.
an agreement was reached that the raoe
for the Grand Prix de Paris tomorrow
will not be interfered with. ls :,
The public is officially informed. as the
result of searching inquiries. that no
violence was used last Sunday. Tho
striking stable boys only used their pow
ers Of persuasion to induce the van
drivers who were taking horses to1the
racecourse to return. Presumably the
forty terrassiers-pick and shovel work.
ers OF notoriously wild habits-77who
were present at the holdup Of the van
drivers merely happened to be taking
Sunday stroll in that direction.
But Pataud. the labor agitator. has
further plans for what he calls giving
the bourgeois a heavy blow. He hopes
to unionine the chorus and the dancers
Of the Opera. Then some night when
visiting King accompanies President
Fallieres to gala performance the
chorus, signal being secretly given.
will burst into the sInternationale' and
the dancers 60 on strike
Pataud's threats are causing no anxi-
ETY. at the opera. where it is not believed
the dancers are likely to quarrel with
such good berths. Listen to ono Of the
chief ballet mistresses: ao-s
"Girls begin to study at or s years
Of age. When they are or 10 they APP
pear on the stage and earn 90 francs
(Sl2) monthly Yearly examinations pro-
mote them through the grades Of the
second quadrille and first quadrille. Qory-
phees to small parts. In the latter they
earn. at the average age OF ls. 200 francs
($4so) annually. All can attain this rank.
.Those rising afterward to large parts
earn from $500 to 5000 francs tSoo0 to
81 ,2oo), when their names appear on the
programme. The best Of these become
stars, celebrated and rich.' ,i,-us7t
This statement that the ballet 1feads
to wealth is confirmed by a lawsuit now
proceeding hero among the relatives
Of young opera dancer who was killed
by fall in the Swiss Alps Among the
crowd Of humble relatives claiming q
share Of the thousands she left are her
brother. who had been her chauffeur,
and niece, who had been her maid sE
The sun., 1909-06-27
ROAD RULE vIOLATOR LET OFF.
Deputy Commissiener BuEher's Futile
Arrest Of Fred Titus In Sixth Avenue.

UeDuvy SOmWb6SAouCF uUBuCtS Eutte
Arrest Of Fred Titus In Sixth Avenue.
Both Frederick j. Titus and Second
Deputy Police Commissioner Bugher were
riding In their autos yesterday morning
when they happened to meet each other
at tho corner Of Forty-ffth street and
Sixth avenue. The meeting ended in the
arrest OF Titus by the Commissioner. 1t
came about In this way; Titus, former
husband OF Edna May and who several
years ago won considerable note as q
bicycle champion. while driving his car
down Sixth avenue in order not TO smash
into heavy truck or run into pillar OF
the elevated road was forced to disobey
trafiio rules and run his car on the wrong
side Of the road.
He was continuing his course on the
wrong side when Commissioner Bugher
seeing him had an offioer put him under
arrest. When the offender was arraigned
before Magistrate Corrigan In the West
Side court he was decidedly uneasy and
nervous, for It was not the first time his
car had got him into court. Mr.. Titus
explained that his action was uninten-
tional and unavoidable. He was dis
charged. "'
The sun., 1909-06-27
FERRI AND THE EMIGRANTS.
A Postage Stamp VIII Bring Italians to
tho U. n. Despite Any Law.

Special Cable Despatch 10 TIE SON.
ROME, June 2o.-Enrico Ferris remarka-
bls speech In Parliament advocating Gov
ernment encouragement Of emigration
to South America and the checking OF
emigration to the United States has led
to several practical proposals. some Of
which the Government is likely to adopt.
Signor Ferri Is obliged to admit. how
over, that Government regulation OF the
flow OF emigration is almost impossible.
A postage stamp. he says. Is more powerful
than any law.
A letter from an emigrant says. Come
here. You will find work" The result
is that an entire family and sometimes
several families immediately obey the
summons.
The sun., 1909-06-27
HARTMAN LOOKS TIRED.

Begins the Cold water Cure at semmer'
ing ~ Ordered by Vienna Specialist
Special caots Dsspaieh to TIE SUN.
SshhKRrSo. Austria, June 2o.-E. 81.
Hartman 10 here. looking pale and tired.
but he ID In good spirits. ..s
He II taking the cold water cure. which
was ordered BY DR.. Slgel. his medical ad.
wiser. after consultation with Prof. strum.
pell Of Vienna, a specialist In nervous dis.
eases
The sun., 1909-06-27
the weather.

The area Of high pressure which was central
over the Southern Ststes Was passing on the
south Atlantic coast yesterday. while another
WAS moving over the lake region. causing north-
crly winds and cooler weather IN that ouenei.
~dtb thunders.orms from the Ohio Valley east
ward 70 the Atlantic coast which VIII bring some
relief from the heated conditions. There w.s .
.,oTn, formation west Of the Missouri Valey
e.tendinr 70 the plateau districts.
Temperatures were sull high In the middle
Allan uc and New England Ststes ano were meo'
shovers were quite general over the country
from The Rocky Mountains eastward.
In this city the day was fair and warm Win
v.ht vahsble winds Average humidity. 90 per
cent: barometer. corrected 70 read 70 SEA level.
AZ q A. n, 1850; st p. n. 0sS
The temperature yestsrday. - recorded ~
.ns osacln thcsmometer. n snown In the annexed
The sun., 1909-06-27
STEAMSHIP STRIKE ENDED.
Minister Picard's Mediation Succeeds ~
the Pert e Marsellles.

Special Gable Dsspdteh to The SuN.
PARIS, June 2e.-The mercantile marine
strike at Marseilles has been ended
through tho mediation Of NJ. Picard.
Minister OF Marine.
Three questions including that OF a
weekly day Of rest or compensation for
q days work when rest 10 impossible.
We're loft to an arbitrator whom N. Picard
will nominate.
The sun., 1909-06-27
COMES WITH LOTTERY.
Cuban Liberal Party May Split Over De
feat Of Negro Leader for Director.

feat Of negro LeAoer TOT NrectOf'
Special Gable Despatch 10 THE sun.
HAVANA, June 2o.--Arturo Betancourt.
engineer for the Camaguey Trolley Com
pany. shot and killed his brother. Ro-
berto A. Betanoourt. to-day. The dead
man was general manager OF the same
company, The brothers quarrelled over
q trolley concession.
The partisans Of Morua Delgado Presi-
dent OF the Senate. are very much dis
gruntled over the Senates action in
giving the direction Of the lottery TO the
Treasury. thereby throwing out Del
eado. to whom the dictatorship OF the
lottery had been promised They held
an ndignation meeting and resolved to
protest against the turning down OF
Delgado. who Is q most important negro
leader and was instrumental in electing
President Gomez.
A serious split in the Liberal party Is
probable.
The sun., 1909-06-27
THE CALABRIA FLOATED.

Hamburg.American Freaghter Returns
70 Havana Under Her Own Steam.
Special Cobls Despateh 10 TIE sux.
HAVANA, June 2o.-The Hamburg
American Lines freight steamer Calabria,
which went ashore near Matanzas. has
been hoated.
She returned to Ha vana under her
own steam.
The sun., 1909-06-27

Franz RiohAer. blind youth OF ~ yeaFs'
Of Portland. Ore, appeared almost un-
heralded at Bechstein Hall to-day 70
claim recognition as pianist and oom-
poser He astonishsd large audience
with his really great talent. shown both
by the rare merit Of his compositions
and his remarkable skill In execution.
His triumph amid London's overorowded
concert season was most unusual. :
Kitty Cheatham delighted Q great
sudienoe, including members OF ths royh
family and the most fashionable o. me
London social sst. with one Of her unique
tntsrtsinmsnts On Tuesday. NO Amsr-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
DIVIDEND NOTICES

DIVIDEND NOTICE-For the twelfth fiscal year
the regular dividend Of per cent on the cap
ifal stock q the Banca Svizzera- A unerfcsna
has been declared and is now payable at To-
carno. Switzerland, or at its agency at 1852
Fillnore -, san Francisco. Detach coupon
No i2--l90e for Prs. 30-and collect II through
your hank. and IL viii be paid at our Office At
the rste Of S5.75 per coupon.
BRUNNER, MARTIN & TOGNAZZIHI. Agents.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

LOST-Friday; lady's watch with small diamond
and emerald setting in case; in Monadnock
or Call bldg. or in Market ct. bet. I'd and 9TH
reward. MRS. A. F. CALL. 215 AthoI av,
East Oakland
LOST-Suall, dark book containing printed let
tiers OF Annie Dexter; valuable to owner: lib
Webster
LosT-Blsck leather handbag between south
boulevard, Mission road TO van Ness and
Gear. liberal reward II returned to 27
10th 81.
LoST-on Kesmy or Market SITS. lady's god
watch with name in back. NJ. g. McFAUE
Return 10 330 Chronicle bldg, and receive re-
ward.
LOST-MRrch II. on Strawberry hill. q. g.
park. brown handbag, containing gold watch
ETC.. liberal reward jenkins Furniture Co.
2oel Allston way, Berkeleys
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
LOST AND FOUND

IF YOU LOSE ANYTHING-Advertise
it here. II viii be returned to you If an
honest person finds il. Remarkable reoov-
cries are brought about every dav
through this column.
IL you FIND ANYTHING bring II TO
the
f~e~rss~~s~~-~~r.--'~r-~s-~--~
San Francisco Call
Lost and Found Rureau
Third and Market Streets
S-e~~~~~~vs4S-A--s-A>S.-.s~~~~~
Get claim check. Have il advertised.
Reclaim il If the owner does not
THE LAW-People who find lost arti-
cles are interested in knowing that the
state law is strict IN requiring them to
seek the owners through advertisement
and otherwise and that = failure to do
so. II proof can be shown, involves q
severe penalty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

- observation-disclosures
MOUNT afoRIAH lodge No. - r &
A. n. 2lS5 Sutter st.-0ffcers and a
@em6ers are requested 70 assemble IN
SUNDAY. March IL 1909 at 1890 ACA
p n, Tor the purpose Of attending "
tie obsequies of late brother GEORGE
a. MCCALL. late 2 member OF Rio Vista lodge
No z0s- Rio Nisre. Cal By order Of the
Master. THEo. FROLICH. Secretary
NOTICE is hereby given thar the I'm .4a%
perlel Scots Concerr company. head 49,
ID By ]. NJ Hamilton, Scotlands eSzS$ n.
greatest tenor. VIII give a grand NY
Scottish concert on Wed. eve. ~NS
March "a 1903 at the Colonial y
thearer, under the auspices OF LADY Iovst
lodge auxiliary 10 Clan Fraser No. IS Order
OF Scottish Clans First and only appear
ance OF this galaxy OF artists IA this city
Fresh from European and Canadian triuuphe
his company warranted 10 have been literally
patronlzed By European nobility and royalty
An unprecedented opportunity. Watch papers
tor particulars. Tickets. SOC, 75c and 81
Children half price.
CONCERT COMMITTEE
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

ANNUAL meeting Of the stock holders OF the
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company viii be
held on Tuesday. March %, 1909. st the hour
of il O'Clock q. NJ. at the office OF the COM
rnny, 16s Market ST. (room 21o). San Fran
CISCO Cal. Tor the purpose Of electing directors
for the ensuing year and for the consideration
and transaction OF such other business as NAV
come before the meeting. Transfer books viii
close On Saturday, March 1S. 1900 By order
OF the president
II. ". THOMAS. Secretary.
Dated March s. 1909
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
BARRIERS AND SUPPLIES


BARBERs AND SUPPLIES
BARBERS-ws have 8. III. BERNINGHAUS
chairs hydrsulic) leather upholstery; s. H
KOCH chairs in yellow plush and one BAR
KER VIBRATOR in Al condition Also few
big FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS slightly used
II you looking for BARGAIN see
these fixtures at once; the Low PRICES will
surprise you.
Ask our WAGON Statesmen to show you
our NEW VIBRATOR MACHINE CREAM and
the NEW hair tonic and shampoo SAGE
BRUSH. These two articles are BUSINESS
GETTERS and the prices are RIGHT.
DECKELMAN BROS. INC, 1872 Turk st
BARRIERS SUPPLIES
WE furnish barber shops complete with better
goods sor less money than any one else. We
ask less down and less a month than all other
dealers and give you the QUALITY. The
sale of the BARKER SANITARY CHAIR for
the last two years speaks for itself Seeing
is believing, and you can see the BARKER
CHAIRS In almost every shop. Don't believe
what others tell you; isok where they are
used.
vibrators sold for $40 down szd 81 month.
Several BARGAINS IN second hand chairs.
JAMES BARKER, INC.
Phone Franklin 3Seo. "a TIA ST.
al CHAIR BooTBLAOK STAND; second hand.
JAMES BARKER, INC.
Phone Franklin $500 "a Turk St
BARBERS--At Stoltz's barber supply house. for
one week only. Tonsorial Gem. Shasta and
Peerless razors-will be sold at 81 each; fully
guaranteed; any size; all fine new stock.
sTOLTz's. iS1 Market St. Bancroft building
BARRIERS and dentists chairs repaired ana re-
covered without removal Mission Rep Co,
563S 18th st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

EERTLAE-MONTENEG NEGRIN +. B. Society G<f1pR
VIII hold their 2eth grand annual picnic 49,
SUNDAY. APRIL IS. at Schuetzen park, " ~
San Rafael. Union music BIZ Fabris kkFe2
THE COMMITTEE
THE ST. Andrews society VIII hold an a(rE
open meeting MONDaY. 18th inst at Gff
o'clock. Redmen's hall 240 g. 6. saE1t
AZ John d. MciSllTray. Esq. viii de- 1E~e
liver address on Scotland" A musical
program VIII also be rendered
J. c. FYFE. President.
ROBERT r. MURRAY Rec Sec
MARINE Engineers Beneficial association No
35-Offcers and members are hereby notified TO
attend the next regular meeting. TUESDAY
March 16 Revised bylaws viii be submitted
Tor fnal action at the meeting. Your attend
ance is requested By order Of the association
PETER PELTRET. President
MARTIN X ANDERSON. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

HINDU TEMPLE, on Filbert st corner Webster.
city-Today. 8 lectures, on The Qusli1ca tlons
Of an Aspirant" at l0:45 a. m, on "How TO
Conquer Human Weakness at 3 p. m. ana on
'The Relative and the Absolute knowledge"
ST 7:45 2. m. All welcome For other in
formation please inquire
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

MEN TO TAKE CONTRACT
Gaug OF men to take contract for drilling
rock.
-LABORERS-LAB
AROUND STEAM SHOVEL.
10 laborers, no experience required, to work
around steam shovel, country $3.50.
90 laborers for quarries, rock efushers. power
plants. manufacturing plants and other work /;
country; $3.50 TO s67.50.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
CHURCH SERVICES

CHRISTIAN Science seryice-First Church OF
Christ Scientist southwest corner Sacramento
and Scott sts-Sunday at IL q. m ana >
p. n.; subject lesson sermon. substance.
Sunday school st IL a. N. wednesday evening
prayer meeting at O'Clock All are well
come Free reading 100 Chronicle
building, open daily Except Sunday from 10
a m to q d. m
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
sALEssiEN ana SOLICITORS WANTED

SALESMAN wta-can ,. m. 2a7 Church !.
AAIEb-Few live men and women TO a.l1 a-e
xo.s "a our beautlful new f0wnsite. avervh--f-
'es{s ar the price. good income FOR hrss1.--s
Sah Monaey morning. Clear Lake To~ns,s-
Continued to Next Page
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

TRINITY church. corner Bush and Cough sts.-
Holy communion. T3e. Sunday school, $50.
Morning service al IL o'clock Sermon by
the rector. The peoples one hour service at
o'clock by the Rev. E. Bradley Subject.
The Christian Home" Music by the sur
pliced choir. under the direction Of Mr. L. H
Eaton. All welcome.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

CALVARY Presbyterian church, corner Fillmore
and Jackson sts., Rev. William RAIDER. pastor;
residence. 2T02 Lsguna St; phone West 245;
church phone West 1899: Rev. John Hemphill.
D. D.. pastor emeritus-11 a. m. "A Resolute
Church" 7:45 p. m. "a Building in Peril
Rev. Hugh Gilchrist D. D.. viii preach at both
services. Sabbath school and mems bible class
AT $50 q. n. Y p. s. C. Z. meeting at 6:l5
g. N. Midweek meeting Wednesday D. IA.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
OAKLAND.

Girls 10 make>oyeralls at our Oakland factory.
Sd at near Clay. LEVI SIRAtSo q ~ AZ
ply 70 Mr.. Davis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
MALE HELP WANTED

AA--10o MEN TO save 81 to 81 pair on sample
shoes; all standard makes 81 to Sc values; all
$3.50 a pair. Drummers' Sample Shoe Co..
AUTOM0BILING, plumbing. electricity, brick
laying and plastering taught by actual work in
shops and buildings; advanced scholars earn
wages; day and night classes; free catalogue.
Coyne National Trade School. go sth, s. E.