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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
ELECTRICAL WORKERS
PICK NEW OFFICERS
Spokane Man Wins Presidency
of Coast Council

OAKLAND. March Election or
officers for the ensuing year was the
feature Or the days proceedings at the
Pacific Coast district council of cleo
trical workers heldehere today. A J.
Shortley Of Spokane was chosen presi-
dent and J. J. Cook OF Fruitvsle was
elected 10 succeed himself as secretary
and treasurer. Vice presidents for the
various districts We're elected as fol-
lows: First district. George Jenkins OF
Vancouver; second J. E Hicks OF Spo-
kane. third. 5 V Peterson. Tacoma /:
fourth, Frank CAREY. Portland. ffth.
j. u. Miller. Sacramento; sixth. vii
liam l5eye. Oakland. seventh r Powell
son. Los Angeles; eighth, George Mif-
fey. Reno.
Representative OF the north was the
Office won by ". Webber Of Portland
snd Hugh Murin Of Os l5land was chosen
representative Of the south.
Inauguration Of officers viii be held
on Monday and other important busi-
ness VIII be transacted on that day
Local No. 2S3 viii hold an important
meeting on Wednesday night following
tho adjournment Of the council. accord
3ng 10 an announcement by Recording
Secretary William Heyne. al S65 Broad
Hvav
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
ORCHESTRA TO AID
TIE ENGLISH CLUB
Fifty University Musicians to
Enliven Performance of "The
House OF RimmOn'


BERKELEY. March 20.-A student
orchestra under the direction of Paul
Steindorff will be one of the many
features of the staging by the English
club of the university of The House of
Rimmon," Henry Van Dykes notable
work. in the Greek theater April g.
The orchestra will make its first pub
lie appearance since its reorganization
at the charter day exercises Tuesday
and a treat is expected by musicians
who have watched the growth of the
faculty and student musical organiza-
ton
The fun orchestra of more than so
musicians Will be brought together be-
fore the footlights of the Greek the
ater stage at the time of staging of
the biblical play. The House of Rim
mon" which has a number of stirring
scenes that call for spirited music.
Daily rehearsals are being held and
gorgeous costumes have been com
pleted. With the exception of The
Little Clay Cart" no other play staged
by the club has been given such bril-
liant stage settings.
Among the well known student thes-
plans in the cast are George l.. Bell.
Mildred Martin, II. II. Kreuger, Paige
Monteagle, Rosster l.. Mikel. +. G.
Clewe, Douglas Brookman, Gagmar
Games. Ruth Farley, Nathaniel
Schmulwitz, Alice Southworth, r. ID.
Corlett and others.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
PETERSEN
COMMITS SUICIDE
Pioneer Bay Graft Owner Has
Fits of Dependency in
Declining Years

SAN LEANDRO. March 20.-Captain
Andreas Petersen, a pioneer bay craft
owner, committed suicide this morning
at his home. Davis street and Bay
avenue. by shooting himself in the
heart with shotgun. The report of
the weapon was heard by his two
sons, Charles and Thomas Petersen,
who reached his room to find the old
man dying
Captain Petersen was 20 years Of
age He was owner of several bay
craft in the early days, and at one
time captain on vessels which crossed
from Alameda county to San Francisco.
Thirty years ago he retired from that
life and bought a farm near San Le-
andre. He lived there during the rest
of his life and was reputed to have
considerable money. He had been sub
ject to fits of dependency of late
Captain Petersen left three adult
children, his two sons. Charles and
Thomas, and a daughter Annie Peter
sen.
note was found on the bureau in
which Petersen asked that his body
should be cremated
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
BRYCE LECTURE
|. COURSE ANNOUNCED
British Ambassador Will Arrive
in Berkeley Tomorrow
Night

BERKELEY, March 2O.-The titles
of the lectures which James Bryce.
ambassador from Great Britain to the
United States, will deliver before the
Pacific theological seminary of this
city from March % to April l were
announced today. The general sub
ject will be Ethics and the Religion
in Modern Life and lectures will be
given in Hearst hall at o'clock the
evenings of the following dates:
March %. Thursday Relations of
Ethics and Religion Before the Appear
ance of Christianity"
March %. Friday-"Inhuence of
Christianity on the Relations of Ethics
and Religion
March %. nday-'Tendencies In
ducing a Divergence of Ethics and Re
ligion During the Middle Ages"
March 81, Wednesday--Ap Application
of Ethical and Religious Standards to
Some Modern Social and Economic
Problems"
April l, Thursday-"Applica of
Ethical and Religious Standards to
Some Political and International PROB
lens
Ambassador Bryce will arrive here
from Los Angeles Monday and take
apartments al Cloyne court. He Will
deliver the charter day address at the
university on the day following his
arrival and his stay in this city will be
extended until the completion of the
lectures before the local seminary.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
NEOS ALONE CLUB HAS
BIG ANNUAL BANQUET
Feast and Program Mark Fifth
Yearly Gathering

OAKLAND, March 20.-The Neos
Alone club held its fifth annual ban.
quet Thursday evening at the club
rooms, Twentyfourth avenue and East
Fifteenth street. After the Ladies aid
society of the Twenty fourth avenue
Methodist church had served supper the
program opened with a club song,
Faith. of Our Fathers" followed by
Chaplain ]. e. Wright's invocation.
}. A. Berger, the POSTMASTER, started
the speech making. Past President
A Hutchinson reviewed the clubs
work. Rev. E. B. Winning, pastor of
the Watsonville Methodist church. who
avenue church when the club was or
ganized, gave an address Rev o. E.
Hart, pastor of the Twenty-fourth ave-
nue. Presbyterian church. spoke on
goodness as the handspring of life.
Kew. r. w. Lloyd, pastor of Fruitvale
Methodist church, called for manly men.
Key. j. f.. Wright, pastor of Twenty
fourth avenue Methodist church. urged
boys and young men to be physically
Harry Stone, the club athletic manager
strong Endorsement. Past Vice Presi-
dent Lloyd spoke of the clubs benefits
TO the adults. Frank Davidson talked
on Christian service. John Lynn the
clup president, made an impressive ap-
peal for cooperation.
At the semiannual election of off,
GERS the following We're chosen:
president, John Lynn; vice president
Robert Stone, secretary. Carol Wright:
corresponding secretary. 5. j. Gala
gher; athletic manager, Harry Stone:
chorister. ]. A. Berger; chaplain, Rev
j. E. Wright.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
NEGOTIATE LEASES IN
DOWNTOWN BUILDINGS
Harrigan, WeidenmuIler & Ro-
Senstirn Conduct Deals

Harrigan, Weidenmuller & Rosenstirn
report the following leases
Pope estate company to the Cerruti mercan-
tile company the entire two story and base
ment brick building 537 Front street. for i've
years at total rental of $4,000
NJ. Fisher company to Potter fixture com
pany, portion Of the second floor in three story
building IN the southerly line of Market street
90 feet west OF First street for five years at
total rental of SIS eco
ii. T.. Bothn to Sherwood & Grace, two
story aud basement brick building in course of
construction the westerly line of Mont
gomery street As feet north of jackson street
for 10 years at total rental of $2l 600
Sarah Rosenstock and Hida Nuttau 10
Michael krsker. portion of the fifth floor in
the i've story and basement brick building on
the southerly line Of Bush street between Mont
gomery and Ssnsome streets for five years ar
total rental of 81 800.
Sarah Rosenstock and HiIda INITIAL to Alfred
Auerbaeh. portion of third floor in five story
brick building on southerIy line of Bush street
between Montgomery and Sansome streets for
nye years, at total rental of 81 300
Roberts manufacturing company in niunc-
ton with Dibert White. 70 Standard cleo
trio company. portion of the store in the Rob
erts building, on the southery line of Mission
street, 206:3 feet east of Third street for five
years at total rental of S16 500
Roberts manufacturing company in coniuuc-
non with Dibert & White. TO Munich art glass
company, portion Of fourth floor of tue Roberts
building. for five years total rental of Sc 500
!. w. Shannon NJ Reveles store AT 50T
Clay street, on private terms.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
MARGARET DAILY HONORED
BY GARMENT WORKERS
Reception at Labor Temple Fol-
lowed by Gift and Dancing

Margaret c. DAILY. organizer for the
united garment workers of America.
was given a reception last night in the
labor temple by the garment workers
union of this city.
There was an address by Secretary
Gallagher of the labor council and one
by Miss DAILY; a recitation by Pearl
Miller; song by Louise Murphy; Irish
Jig by Alice Nelson and Mabel Lynch
and the presentation of diamond sun
burst to Miss DAILY in recognition Of
the work she has done for the trade
since she has been here. Then followed
dancing until midnight
The affair was under the direction of
Anna Culbertson. Thomas Cavanaugh.
Margaret Seaman. Mary Eenton M
Hammill, Minnie BennefeIdt and Dora
Coleman. Richard Corper was floor
manager and May Cummings assistant.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

Of the. following Saturday in honor Of
Miss Kemp
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. William
Thornton White will entertain a half
dozen friends a bridge, her guests in
cluding the members OF one Of the
smaller clubs. Mr. and Mrs. White
have taken a home in Vernon Heights
for the summer. planning TO take pos
session next month.
The Lenten concert at which Miss
Mabel Rice. a Berkeley girl. viii make
her appearance is interesting the sma rr
set as well as the musical folk OF the
pay cities. Mrs. Frank LampsOn Brown.
with the cooperation of a half hundred
well known women. are planning the
details OF the evening. the program be-
ing arranged by Professor PasmOre.
Miss Rice's instructor.
Tuesday Miss Sarah Elizabeth ST.
courtney will be the motif for a card
party for which Miss Florence Bran
nall has sent out cards, two score
guests being included IN the pretty
compliment. Assisting Miss BranhaH
IN the receiving party will be Miss
hardt. Miss Sue Miller.
The wedding Of Miss Sigourney and
April 2l.
One of the larger events OF the even
ing was the dinner at which Wickham
Havens presided at the Havens resi-
dence IN Piedmont. covers being laid
Tor number of men friends
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
FREIGHT HANDLERS
RUN DOWN BY TRAIN
San Francisco Man Injured Near
the Oakland Mole

OAKLAND, March 2O.-J Elwell and
O. Keil, Southeren Pacific freight
handlers living in San Francisco. were
both injured at noon today at Bay
street when their wagon was struck
by an eastbound local Southern Pacific
train on the curve at the foot of the
mole. They were taken to Providence
hospital, where it was ascertained that
Elwells back was broken. Keil was
not seriously hurt
Elwell was driving the heavy wagon,
which was struck near the front end
by the locomotive. Both men were
pitched several feet and the truck was
wrecked and the load of merchandise
boxes scattered along the tracks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
DOOLING MUST DROP
GRAFT CASE FOR A TIME
Jurist Called From San Mateo
Back to San Benito

REDWOOD CITY. March 20-An ex-
tremely short session of the graft trial
was held today, the prosecution resting
it's case in the forenoon. An adjourn
ment was then taken until 10 o'cloct
Tuesday morning in order to accommo-
date the defense in obtaining the
presence OF some witnesses. Judge
Dooling also announced, after Prose-
cutor Benjamin had rested his case,
that his presence would be required
in San Benito county Monday to pre-
side at a trial.
George A. Boss associated with Louis
Hobart, a San Francisco architect and
expert in steel and concrete construc-
tion, called to the stand by the
prosecution at the opening of the ses-
sion.
Boss testified as to the detail cost of
the secret contract and placed his
figures even lower than those of the
experts who had preceded him. His
testimony placed the total cost of doing
the work at s377.16, and after allowing
20 per cent profit to the contractor
gave the final sum of $452.59 as one
which would be a fair allowance for
the work called for in the contract
awarded for $2.991.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
Roosevelt's Ship Arrives

NEW YORK, March 20.-The Ger
man steamer Hamburg, on which for
mer President Roosevelt with his hunt
ing party are to make the first leg of
their trip to the heart. of Africa, ar
rived in the harbor tonight and will
dock at Hoboken early tomorrow.
The Roosevelt party will have ac-
commodations upon the upper prom
enade deck. Mr. Roosevelt occupying
what is known as the emperor's suite.
This apartment was used by Emperor
William of Germany on two of his
trips. Mr.. Roosevelts fellow hunters.
including his son, Kermit; Major Z. A.
Mearns. r. Holler and j. A. Loring, will
occupy chambers adjacent to the former
presidents
The Hamburg is due at Naples on
April 4. Mr.. Roosevelt is scheduled to
leave the next day on the new twin
screw steamer Admiral for Kilindini
harbor, Mombassa, in British East
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
EMPRESS OF RUSSIA
UNDER DOCTORS CARE
Fails to Recover From Shock i'm
Accident to Yacht

BERLIN. March 20-The Kreutzer
Zeitung states on the authority of a
distinguished parsonage who was re-
Gently received in audience by Emperor
Nicholas of Russia that the emperor
expressed considerable apprehension
regarding the condition of the en-
press. Her majesty has been unable
to receive visitors. the emperor hav-
Ing asked her to follow the advice of
her physicians in this regard
In explanation of the empress con-
dition the emperor said that since the
accident TO the imperial yacht in Fin
nish waters her majesty had suffered
greatly from nervousness and had
been unable to regain her mental
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
DIVORCED WOMAN MAY
NOW DISPOSE OF STOCK
Injunction Against Mrs. Mar
garet b. Bowen Is Dissolved

OAKLAND. March 20.-Judge Els
worth has dissolved a temporary i'm
junction restraining Mrs Margaret B.
Bowen from disposing of stock in the
Wetmore- Bowen company valued at
$4,000. The stock was awarded Mrs
Bowen as her share of community
property when she was divorced from
Charles F. Bowen OF Alameda Wet
more secured the Injunction shortly
after Mrs. Bowen had located the stock
IN san Francisco bank vaults and had
served an attachment upon the Gus
1odians.
brought The couple into court on sew
eral occs sions.
Mrs. Bowen may now dispose of the
stock
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
MILITARY FUNERAL FOR
CITY HOSPITAL STEWARD
Spanish War Veterans and
Woodmen to Participate

OAKLAND. March 2O.-Funeral ar
rangements for William M. Crozier
steward at the receiving hospital who
died last night of pneumonia, call for
fuli military honors, the attendance in
uniform of members of Camp Liscom
of the Spanish American war veterans.
and of the Woodmen of the World The
funeral will be held from Finney's un-
dertaking parlors at o'clock Monday
afternoon.
1872, but came to this state with his
father, Enoch Crozier, at an early age.
he enlisted at the outbreak of the
Span1sh-American war and was as
signed TO the hospital service in the
Philippines
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
WANTS LICENSE CLERK
TO TIE NUPTIAL KNOT
Wifhdraws Money When OFF,
ciaI Pleads Lack of Power

OAKLAND, March 2O.-Three dollars
which an applicant at the marriage
license counter in the county clerk s
Office placed in the hand Of Deputy W.
Browning We're withdrawn when
Browning confessed that he was not
empowered TO perform marriage rites
on the spot
Bob Baclich and Miss Ononzieta
Meski applied for a license and after
the document was issued Baclich ad-
Nanced five silver dollars and fumbling
At MS pocket said to Browning: You
viii put the ring on right here?"
Browning said he had no such
poT ers. and Baclich promptly grabbed
- from Brownings palm and hustling
hls LADY away went in search Of JUS
lice OF the peace.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
FEAR BALLOON FORCED
TO LAND IN MOUNTAINS
Great Gas Bag With Business
men on Board Starts Inland

PASADENA, March 2O.-Fhe big bal
loon America" piloted by Captain A.
A. Mueller and having as passengers
r. c. Halsted, L. c. Gillian, Sydney
Gray, Harold A. Parker and J. Dob
bins. al prominent businessmen of
Pasadena. went up at Tournament park
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. and an
hour later il was seen passing over
sierra camp, high on the mountains
Dove Pasadena. II is feared that the
aeronauts were compelled 10 descend
In the mountains and that thew will
have a hard time getting out At II
- clock tonight no word of the balIoon
or its passengers had reached here
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
HALF HOUR OF MUSIC
AT THE GREEK THEATFR
Miss Edith Mote Smith TO Be
Heard in Program

BERKELEY. March 20.-The pro-
gram which Miss Edith Mote Smith.
dramatic soprano OF this city where
she is senior in the Smell seminary.
VIII give at the half hour Of music in
the Greek theater at 4 o'clock has been
announced as follows: Lift Up Thine
Eyes' (Frederick Knight Logan:
Like a Rosebud" Crank La Forge
Long Ago IN Egypt (Liza lehman
aria, Tsnnhauser" (Wagnerl: aTbe
Birth Of Morn" (Franco Leoni); Il Love
but Thee" Crank La Forge) THE
u ears At the Spring" (Beach): ia
Folletts' (MarchesD.
Warren y. Allen of this city will be
the accOmpanist
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
DR.. TOM Wal TONG

,l3 Clay ST., Oakland. Cal.
The Chinese Celebrated
Tea and Herb Doctor.
| cure all kinds OF dis
eases without operation
and produce satisfactory
results quickly. My Zee
for examination il reason
able No detention from
social or business duties
while under treatment.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
SOCieNNeWS Across The BOY

~ AKLAND. March 2O-Mr. and
| Charles Camm left for the east
Y i this week planning to be away
from the bay cities for some
time. Later they will go TO New York.
where Mrs. Camm will devote herself
to musical work under her former in
struetors Mrs. Camm, who was Miss
Dorothy GoodselI before her marriage.
is possessed of a voice which has won
for her an enviable place in musical
circles both in California and the east.
Next month she will be Joined by Miss
Virginia GoodselI. also musician, who
after some weeks in New York will go
to Europe to continue her musical
studies.
Mr. and Mrs Taliesin Evans have an
nounced the engagement of their eldest
daughter. Anne, to Frank Borland
Davies, son of the late Alderman Henry
Davies. j. p, of Carus Lodge, Lancaster,
Eng.
Mr. and Mrs Francis Wayland Lucas.
formerly Miss Mabel Toy. whose we'd
ding interested society of the bay cities
the orient. where the honeymoon is to
be spent.
Miss Gladys Kemp. whose wedding
with We're Hunter will be an event of
the late April, is being entertained eX-
tensively. Among the affairs for the
coming week is the afternoon for which
Miss Agnes Pyper has sent out cards
Miss Marion Hovey will be a hostess
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
woMAN's LEG BRoKEN-Berkelev u.r

woMAN's LEG BRoKEN-Berkeley. Marcl,
20.-while attempting to alight from an auto
mobile in front OF the university printing Office
on the campus. where she is employed as n
binder. Miss Minnie Shipway of 24l9 Roosevelt
street fell and broke her right leg. Her dress
caught IN the step In some manner and she was
thrown heavily TO the ground. Miss Shpvav
was removed to the students infirmary for
treatment
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
GIRL DENIES REPORT
OF RECENT MARRIAGE
Pretty OakIapd Miss Says Ru-
NOR Is Unfounded

OAKLAND. March 20.-Miss Made
line Matthews. pretty Oakland girl.
has announced that reports of her
marriage with Milton Sill are unfound-
ed; She said that she has been the
wedding twice in the last four months.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
SOCIALISTS NAME r1cKEr-Ber

SOCIALISTS NAME TICKET Berkeley, March
20--Frank W. Mesow, College avenue con
tractor and father of Helen Mesow. the blind
singer, has been indorsed by the socialists of
this city for mayor under the charter The
ticket OF the party includes Mrs. r.. Morse for
school director. Other socialists indorsed are
Auditor. l. II. Wild commissioners-L. Burk
Parkinson school directors-H l. stern Frank
o'NeiI and A. Ploppler.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
PASTOR GOES EAsT-Berkeley.

PASTOR GOES EAST Berkeley March 90
Rev. Lepsley A. McAfee pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church OF this city and director
~ The Park college. which hts father founded
near Kansas City No.. left a few days ago for
fhe institution 10 attend 10 some matters Of
business lie VIII be awsy from his pulpit for
tEc weeks
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
NAMED AS DELE

NAMED AS DELEGATE-Oakland, March 90
The Young women's Christian association di-
reetors have elected Miss Grace Fisher as dele
gate TO the association biennial conference
which will be held in April at st. Paul. Minn.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

NEBRASKA WILL NOT EXHIBIT-Lincoln
March 20.-Nebraska win not exhibit at the
Alaska Yukon-Pacifc exposition. The senate to-
day killed the appropriation for SIS, 900 for that
purpose. which had previously met with the
approval of the house
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

AKLAND. March 2O.-Mr. and
Charles Camm left for the east
this week. planning to be away
from the bay cities for some
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-31
BARRIERS AND sUPPLIEs-contInues
BARKER CHAIRS.

Model &C" hydraulic. 1907 model. -. $40
Model C. nonhy ydraulic. 1909 model. $50
Model "H." hydraulic. 1909 model. 500
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-31

Second hand chairs. all kinds and makes.
from SIS up.
JAMES BARKER, Inc,
Phone Franklin 1899. "a Turk St
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-31
RENT THAT vAcANT ROOM.

small want ad In The Cali win do 1t
quicker than dozen signs pIastered on your
windows and which spoil the looks OF your
home besides. Phone Kearny S6 Tor an ad man
to call aud see you
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-31

BARBER. , years experience. wants position
Box l. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

AAAA-HoLLISTER. 1880 Union. bet Polk and
Larkin-New, elegantly furnished large sunny
outside "a room apartments complete for
house keeping: private bath and halls: grand
marine view; rent reasonable.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-31

Everything first class; main hall beautifully
Kitchens covered with imported lnoleun and
furnished with gas ranges is inch ovens; rapid
children: references.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-31

BARRIERS AND SUPPLIES
RARBERs-Our new heater is corker; not
alone saves fuel also heats quickest hence
less expense: see II at SToLTz'S. Isl Market
BARBER shops. city country. bought. sold or
exchanged COLEMAN CO.. $50 Market ST.
1[xgRfRS. UNION izs. Office s4s Van Ness as.;
Tree eniniUgnent: TEL. Market $50.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-31

YOUNG lady stenogrspher does 100 words
minute. good typist. would like position in,
law Office. Box 5, Cali Office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-31
Statesmen and SOLICITORS WANTED

EAPERlENCED soap csnvassprs; energetic men
of good address and appearance; good salary
and commission. first class proposition. An
ply The standard Soan Co. 245 Front ST.. ST.
EXPERIENCED real estate salesman to travel:
splendid 0ner. Call As .. M HAMILTON &
HAMILTON. Bacon plsE. Arcade. Oakland.
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BARBER wantea-5i59 Ilth st. Oakland.
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YOUNG married lady desires position pri-
vate Telephone exchange operator; years ex-
perience; hotel preferred: state salary. Ad
dress or phone MRS G. h TARIEL. 666
Hermann St city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-31

A NIODU proposition IN CHAIR Motel b3rDer
shop. Apply Immediately 951 Eddy st.
BARBERS-Try one of golden dry razor
homes; this hone will sharpen your razors
smoother and quicker than any on the market;
ask wagon statesmen to show them to you ;
open evenings Pacific Barbers' Supply Com
pany. 962 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-31

statesmen and SOLICITORS wtd.-oon
LOCAL agents, and women. in every In
terror town for household novelties; perm po-
sitions to good workers; exclu territory; easy
sellers: splendid pay; don't look further. Write
or call Radio Mfg NCo.. 1905 Washington. Oak.
WANTED-Successful nursery salesman; big
commission; choice territory; heavy demand
for trees. OREGON NURSERY CO.. Salem.