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OaDltunry Neaes.

Robert Julius MOrRanstern died in Dun
kirk ~ y last evening at he sEe Of V
years He Eaa q German ny birth and
came Tn this country fOrty-nve years ago
and made DunkiEk hts homo He was q
foreman In the machine department OF
eight years lie was z veteran % the civil
var serving IN the Seventy-fOurth heGi-
mant % Penney lvAnia gogunfeera We was
captured IN battle and spent several months
In z Southern prison. He n survived by hts
Wife stx sons and two daughters
The STATE Depa rtmsnt was advised yesser-
day Of tho death Of Balkan SchOyeF 81 Pitts
burg. Pa First SECRETARY Of the american
LsgatiOl AZ bern, hWtiksrtand. lie Nas -
yeara ODD. After bstnRlgra duatsd from the
t-nivsrHity Of MichtgAn and the Harvard n "
,.rhOol be practised hw ID Ptttsburg until
aoUo. whom he vent 70 moBico city. He
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
COLOSSAL GERMAN LOCKOUT.
Building TrAde Despate May throw
I.soo. 600 Men cut % Empssymeat.
special csoss Ds'psfoA 20 rus SvS

.Spsetsi csoss DssDsfoh 70 TIES SUS
BtRLIS. April "A gigantic lockout.
initiated by - 900 employers and involv-
ing directly or indirectly q million and .
half Workmon. appear to be inevitable
In the German building trades. The lock
out will probably begin on the 18th Of
this month. Il means the elimination
% series OF disputes between organized
employers and organised Workmsn over
wages. hours Of labor and other mutual
intsreSts
Tho trade employers held . convention
~ Drosdsn recently and drafted q new
code on tho conditions Of labor which
they presented To the unions. A con-
ference Of delegates Of all unions will
be held in Berlin on Monday 60 consider
this uheiInatum. The majority Of tho
dolegater have already bsen instructed
by their unions 20 reicct Internationally
tho employers tsrms.
The employers. Who have forsseen this
rsjeotloa. have decided TO lock out all
uOrInnSn Who refuse 70 accept their terms
after April IL. The number Of wOrkmen
directly affected is 4OO. OOO. but the work
men Of allied and dependent trades who
will be- thrown out Of work by the lockout
IL estimated Ia number l.OOo.OOo In
Berlin alone Is .OOO workman will he locked
on, and 100. OoO Other- ~iIl 10 indirectly
affected
The Minister Of Commerce and Indus
try has been asked To uss his influence
to avert the gigantic industrial war. tut
wilI accept neither mediation nor COM
. DFumlse
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AMERICANS IN BERLIN.
Rsyalty at I'M Art shsW-NOtAbae Dan-
Dlpasmaite Cmamwos-Nnn,e

Dlpaommaie Cham40a-Mnaae
Special ca6ss Despatch 70 TIM Sun.
BGRLIN. April 3.-Royalty has hOnored
the American art exhibition during the
week. The KAissrin. the Princess Vic
t0riA and two Of the young Princes visited
thu Enllsries ono day. The next day the
Crown Princess Goethe spent an hour in
examining the pictures. The KMiserin
wAs specially pleased with the pictures ri
Ger! MeleAs-=. De Forest Brush and Har-
risOO. The Kaiser has visited the sxhibi-
don three times.
There were many Easter dinners and
entertainments in tho American colony
this week Ambassador Hin gave an
Easter tea for children.
The Danish Minister. NJ. Won Hogsr-
mann IindenCrOrs. whOas wife 10 an
American. gave dinner TO Mr.. and MrA
0eorgs vanderbilt last night. The guest.
were Dr.. Hin. the American AMBASSADOR
and Mrs. Hill: Sir Edward Goshen. the
BFitiah Ambassador. and Lady ooshsn;
Count Panza. tho Italian Ambassador.
and Countess PanzA: Gen. Won Plesssn
the Kaissr's chisf adjutAnt; Arthur
Novin. tho American composer. and Mira
NSVin. aud Arthur Mccilntock. who en-.
bD1taAmeu tu8 oONuHhAny WIN bsacAhoOA
songs and stsreOsoOpic views % the In.
dian country.
A notable dinner was that given by Mrs
A. y. Kspplsr. . niece % the late Justics
Brewer. PRIOR 20 tho receipt Of the nsws Oi
tho sudden death Of that dlseing uiahod
juriss. Ambassador Hill and Mrs. Hi
we're among the guests.
The American colony regrets the i'm
psndinG departure Of Gustavs Scholl
the Third Secretary Of tho AnssricAn EN-
bassy. who has been promoted 90 ths
second sscretsryship at Paris. Mr.. and
srs. Sohoii were very popular here. GTs
BchOll with Miss Josephine Holman Of
Bt. Paul. Nina. was recently pressnted
70 the King Of saxony &t Dresden.
Henry White. the former American
Ambassador 10 France. il visiting his
daughter. the Countess SchOrr ThOss.
&C the latter's castle In Bllssia.
Last Tuesday several attractive young
American women made their musical
debuts &C Frau LurR's musicale. Among
them we're Miss Charlotte Webb and tn,
Misses 0aynor Miss Webb IL a daughter
Of William vSS5 % Cincinnati. AfteI
their daughters debut the Webbs starred
on a tour Of the Continent.
LOrenz Morsbach. formerly professoI
Of English pathology &C Gottingen. has
been selected a. exchange professor FOR
the United States.
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Tho weather.

April Freezing temperature. disappeared
entirely nom the country yesterday. eAcept In
the early morning In nOrthsTn New vosk and YER
mont. where the mercury juat touc hsd ths trees
Ing polnS n vas becoming much warmer 10 the
States west OF the Aisslsslppi on account Of IN
ARA oS low pressure forming 10 ne Northwest.
In toe eeetral States TIE upper Missl3stppi and
Missouri valleys summer ismp~ratuFes were felt.
In the Atlantic States there was hut alght hange.
Some heavy loral showers fell IN Te1ns and hght
sh0wers In the AFkansss Nalley. Oklahoma.
Kansas and LouisaaaA aud general showers In
ne ssuems Northwest sad north Parinc stairs;
elsewhere over NE couAuy the weather WAs
grneraliy fsir. rhs pressure WA~ high In the
lake regions and ne Auaauc States.
10 this rity he dag Wss fair sBa became aiiSapy
NArmsT winds. gresh westerly 70 noFshwesteriy
average humidity. o. per cent barometer. voT
rer ted 60 read 10 80 isvsi. asa n oi7: aP
sOts
The temperature yeatsrdAs. - recorded By the
o@ciaI therInOneteT. is shown 10 the anDsHod
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The Wall Strest edition Of THE EVENING
SUN contains all the financial news and
the stock and bind quOtatio0.s 90 the close
81 the market The closing quotations.
including the bid and asked prices. with
additional news matter. are contained also
IN the night edition Of TuH BVMnNa Son.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
s.OOO MILES ~ WIRELESS.
Pvusalsa statS~a IN TSUch with shap On
Ihe west CSast % Africa.

ysPsc'si Csbis DsspS,eh 70 TEE scr.
BERLIN. April The wireless tsIe-
graph station az NaHen. in Brandenburg.
Prussia. has succeeded in maintaining
unbroken communication with . steam
ship OF the Woermann Line. running from
Hamburg 60 tho West Coaat Of Africa.
Messages Were exchanged without inter
ruptiOn until the vessel reached the Came
rooms a distance 81 over S.O0O mica Ths
greatest distance reached by tho wireless
last year was 1000 miles. and az that mos
saRss could BE- sent only in one direction.
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,. ~. NOND ~ PORTO RICO.
S!o, CoItsR Tries 20 Interest IiIm IR
AmbStIOus Hotel Project.

SAN JUAN. p. r.. April John Hays
Hammond arrived here yesterday on the
steamer Moltke Gov Cotton gave
luncheon in his honor. and later they
automobilsd togother
The Governor Interested Mr. Harmon Il
in the proposed donation Of q site In this
city TO any one Who would build hotel
on n AZ = cost Of not less then soOn ON
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~ RkISH COWWINDER SHOT.
HakLi IB~y " OansIed hS Albanian IsrIEaRs
ISIS CSmpanISn Killed.
,osr.II CSoiS Ds'DSfrA 10 THE 81

NpsflII C1bIF DFfDaff9 % THh wv
CONsTANTISoPLF. Aprl >. lsnah
Haiku Boy. Military Commander a. lpek
Albania. who was accompanied by Major
Rushdi Bay. was attacked on the street
AZ Ipek vest erday by YashaT. a fugitive
Albanian murderer and briRand
Rilshdi Boy was shot dead and Haiku
Bay was wounded.
The asNassIn eaalapad
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PERC INDIGN ANT.
News % Riots IN Bo@ets Games FeaS %
WaP-GsVernment 10 Pacific.

special Gable DssDafcA 10 TuH Srs.
LIMA. Peru. April "A cable despatch
from New York stating that a mob OF
COlombians had made an attack on the
Peruvian Legation at Bogoea has excited
deep indignation here.
The Government ofacially declares that
II desires peace aud gill comply with
SPANS Rrbitral decision regarding the
boundary in Peru's dispute with Ecuador.
Tho people Of Lama. however generally
fear that war " imminent
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HATANa SEWER CONTRACT.
Pveslsbeat GSmez Nance Cemnltttss q
FPame Changes On %.

HAVANA, April John b. Jackson.
tho American Minister. conferred with
President Gomez this morning concerning
the sewer contract. Subsequently the
President appointed q committse consist
ing Of tho Secretaries Of state, Treasury
and Public Works and Enginesrs HOugh
and McCOmb TO agree upon the terms %
a modified contract.
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G~rman aaIvalIs0Ist's WsrN O,sv

gpssiaf Cabis D~spafrh n THE SuH.
BEaIIH. April 7.-Ths Row. Friedrich
Won BodslschWingh. the Gen. Booth of
Germany. b dad H vas born in Is8l.
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NEGRO SCARE ~ CCBA.
BneendtaFy sDeeches at GuantanAma
Cause Alarm Among the whites.

.fpeflH t1bIS DTspalfH % IHH wv.
HAVANA. April 2.--The leaders % tho
negro party are making inoendiAry
Hpeechss at Guantanamo. declaring that
the Negroes must rule by whatsver means
they can. The whitss living thsreabout
are greatly frightened
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COST oV rHE CABINET.

Ex-Pr~rnier DalfOur's graceful reconi-
nendauon that John burnss salary
as President ~ the Local Government
Board be SIS .OOO has served 20 call at
tention In England TO the wide discrep-
ancy betw cen the salary cost OF the British
and American Cabinets. The british
Cahinst costs sS55.OOo wear and the
American SIOa.OOO. Most members Of
the british Cabinet get 600. white the
Lord Chancellor receives So oO
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per cont. was declared. giving the work
men per cent. on their shares m addition
90 their wages. ThS Workmen. however.
are diasatshsd with the scheme and prob
ahly VIII noe vote 60 oonttnuo IL for an
other year. Sir Christopher has reason
to bslisve that the English wOrkin gina
10 hard TO please
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Diseased Cesss khlIed by Temperatures
Whach Doa't laJaro Healthy Ones
Parts Therap1o COnSreaS Int rested
Hot scraps 90 the Comedle Rraneasss.
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Inc result of IN" first years trial OF
n,E christopher Furn"~s's experiment -
conducting his shipyard AZ HArtlepOOl
~ roop~raiiv" basis does not encOur-
ago tho author Of the schsms. Sir Chris
fu,har'. plan was that each workman
TAI" ton g. shares. hearing = per cent
p'orr-t whether n profit was earned or
uo' while bouu- as 10 be added when
'hs iraH' cVcret~t 5 per cent. The
vr-hrnsn agr~ed never 80 strike. h'It 20
ssttIe disputes through = COMMITTEES.
A. ~ rnd - December bOntis % !
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
KNIGHTS OF THE RED
BRANCH TO ENTERTAIN
Dance to Be Held in Associa-
tion's New Hall

The Knights OF the Red Branch hall
association will hold its first grand
dance this evening. IT is the inten-
ton of the association to hold dance
the last Saturday of each month.
The association, realizing the urgent
need Of IN Irish hall in San Francisco,
where the Irish societies could meet
and hold their social events, built this
hall at 1888 Mission street.
DancinK will continue until 1 q. m.
The directors Of the association who
have charge Of the arrangements are:
John J. Leonard, chairman; John F.
Waters. secretary; George Ryan, treas
urer: Thomas McNaboe, ]. j. Kelleher;
floor mana ger, T. /. Mahoney; assistant,
p J. Reilly; committee, Thomas Moyni-
han. Dan Sullivan. James Herlihy, Eu-
gene McAuliffe, Matt Murphy and Cap
tain II. 2. Filgate.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
FREIGHT TARIFFS
NOT in GOOD BOOK
Agent Luce Has Little Joke With
Lawyer Over Railroad
Term, bible"

Humor Of a freight train kind. slow
numbering, but steady. was injected into
the prosaic proceedings Of the san
Joaquin valley rate matter heard by the
railroad commissioners yesterday. the
humorist being George w. Luce. gem
ersl freight agent of the Southern Pa
cihc. the only witness of the day.
Luce had talked himself black in the
face on the technical points of rail-
rosding and. as the day advanced. be-
gan to grow restive under the continued
cross examination of the relays of at
torneys
Now, Mr.. Luce" said Attorney Loeb,
who, with Attorney Kuster, represents
the Associated 5obbers of Los Angeles,
do you think the movement of hay
from the valley TO Lbs Angeles equals
that Of grain Of the early days?
Mr.. Loeb" replied Luce. impress
sively, TO that question / will answer
yes ! am most emphatically Of the
opinion that the population of Los An
geles consumes more hay now than Ii
did grain in the early days
To the roar of laughter that followed
Luce smiled a genial response, add
ing;
IN that. Mr. Loeb"
OF course not" said Loeb, but his
looks indicated that he had some pretty
severe doubts about the matter.
From that occasion Luce's attitude
toward Attorney Loeb, who is a young
man. was that Of an indulgent father
TO a questioning child.
Regarding the tariff published in the
bible"-began Loeb, making use of a
common railroad term denoting COM
pilation of tariff schedules of 1894.
Il have read the good book thor
oughly,' said Luce interrUpting, but no
where have I come across mention of
freight rates in it. If you refer. sir, to
the compilation of tariff schedules
% II do quoth Loeb.
p: Then allow me TO say, sir. that I
object TO the term bible in sucli
sense"
Loeb bowed his apologies and Luce
accepted them with a benign wave Of
his hand.
Now, please attend. Mr.. Luce said
Loeb, souaring off for another attack.
rs il not true that the Southern Pa
cifc and the Santa Fe are in COM
petition with each other from Los An
q geles to the SAN Joaquin valley?'
- Both have railroads from Los An
geles 10 the valley said Luce.
And both solicit business?"
- I'VE do not solicit business said
Luce. 1T comes TO US naturally"
:: And why does it go to you natu-
rally
because" said Luce, they like the
Southern Pacific so much down there =
His face was suffused in a grin and he
chuckled audibly.
=, The hearing was adjourned until
Monday with Luce on the stand. His
cross examination. it is expected, will
: be concluded by Monday afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
MEETINGs-Lesal


NOTICE of stockholders meeting of the Pacific
BARRIERS Supply and Cutlery Company-Notice
is hereby given that in pursuance Of resolu-
tion and order of the board of directors of the
Pacific BARRIERS Supply and Cutlery Company
a corporation organized and existing under and
by virtue OF the laws Of the state Of California
adopted at a meeting of said board duly held
on the 18th day Of April, l910 at the office Of
said corporation in the city and county of San
Francisco, In the said state of California a
meeting OF the stockholders of said corporation
is hereby called for and will be held at the
Office Of said corporation al No. 962 Market
street IN the city and county of San Francisco
state Of California (said place Of meeting be-
ing at the principal place of business of said
corporation and at the building where the board
Of directors usually meet), on Thursday the
Both day OF June, 1910, at s O'Clock p M of
said day, for the purpose Of considering and
acting, upon the proposition to diminish the
Hundred Thousand 0.000) Dollars divided
into Ten Thousand 100000 Shares OF the par
value Of Ten l10l Dollars each, to Fifty Thous
and (50000l Dollars, divided into Five Thous
and $4,000 Shares OF the par value OF Ten
(1o) Dollars each. The amount to which II is
proposed to diminish the capital stock is Fifty
Thousand l5O,O00l Dollars. By order of the
board Of directors. Dated April 20, 1910
z. W. NIGHYINGILL. secretary of the Pa
ci1c BARRIERS Supply and Cutlery Company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES OF THE
ASSOCIATED SAVINGS BANKS
0FF SAE ERAKCTSCn

MECHANICS savings bank, corner Market and
Mason sts.-For the half year ending June so,
1910, a dividend has been declared on all saw
ings deposits. free of taxes. at the rate Of four
az per cent per AMMAN. payable on and after
est from July J. Deposits made up July 10
earn interest from July l.
JOHN u CALkINS, Cashier
HUMBOLDT savings bank 7sS Market St near
4th-For the half year ending June 30, 1910,
dividend has been declared at the rate of four
t4) per cent per snnum all saving deposits,
free Of taxes, payable on and after Friday, July
l. 1910. Dividends not called for added to
and bear the same rate of interest as the prin-
H. G. KLEvEsAHb Cashier.
THE Savings and Loan Society, I01 Montgomery
ST. cor Sutter-For the half year ending June
so, 1910. dividend has been declared at the
posits. free of taxes, payable on and after
part of deposit accounts and earn dividends
from July l. Money deposited on or before
WM. A. BOSTON, Cashier
whose name San Francisco Savings
Union. northwest corner California and Mont
For the half year ending June 3oth. 1910. a
dividend has been declared at the rate of four
lzD per cent per annum on all deposits. free of
1910. s p@' -''s u anu A''ef AiDA l. 'uis ISL
dividend not drawn viii be added to the
deposit account, become part thereof and earn
dividend from July 1st Money deposited be-
tween June 18th and Monday. July 1lth, both
days inclusive, commences to earn interest from
July lst. R. NJ WEIGH Cashier
THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY
1.-THE German Bank, 526 California ST.; Mission
branch 25T2 Mission st. near 22d; Richmond
district branch. 432 Clement ST between 5th and
9th avs. For the half year ending June 30th
1910 dividend has been declared at the rate
Of four az per cent per annum ell deposits,
free of taxes. payable on and after Friday, July
LIST. 1910. Dividends not called for added to
the deposit account and earn dividends from July
lst, 1910. GEORGE ToURNY, Manager.
MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK OF SAN FRAN
CISCO, zoe Market st. opposite 3d-For the half
year ending June 80, 1910 a dividend has been
declared at the rate of four "a per cent per an
mum all deposits. free of taxes payable on
and after Friday. July 1, 1910. Dividends not
Of interest as the principal from July l. 1910.
Money deposited on or before July 10th will draw
interest from July /, 1910.
GEORGE A. STORY, Cashier.
FRENCH H-AMERICAN BANK OF SAVINGS
Bank, los Sutter st.-For the half year ending
June 80, 1910. dividend has been declared al
the rate Of four "a per cent per annum ell
deposits. free of taxes payable on and after
Friday. July 1. 1910. Dividends not called for
added to and bear the same rate of interest
as the principal from July l. 1910
A. LEGALLET, President.
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK. 3l6 Montgomery
st.-For the half year ending June 30. 1910,
dividends upon all deposits at the rate of four
"a per cent per annum. free of taxes, will
be payable on and after July /. 1910.
FRED w. RAY. Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25

WELSH CASE CoNTINUED-The case Of Mrs
Hannah Welsh 10 Ripley street. charged
with assault 70 murder for shooting Deputy
sheriff John A. Barr. was called for preiim.
inarv hearing in Police Judge Nellers codr'
Yesterday but was continued till this morning
when II viii be transferred 10 another court
as the Judge VIII leave on his vacation on
Monday
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
IALE HELP wANTED-cont.nued
WANTED TO LEARN TRADE
FEMALE HELP WANTED

YOUNG women between the ages of IL and 25,
OF fair education, neat appearance and unques-
tionable character, waited to study telephone
operating as a profession; a liberal salary IS
paid new operators while In training at the
ersg 0peersring school Of the Pacific Telephone aud
are given permanent position at the switch
boards, with opportunities for promotion. The
Fncfnc Telephone and Telegraph Company pro-
yides light and well ventilated operating room.
pleasant rest and lunch rooms and takes per-
sonai interest in the welfare OF the young
women in its employ
Competent operators furnished to provide
branch exchange subscribers
ror fuil particulars call, preferably between
s;30 a. m. and IL m. at operating school.
telephone Office. 2Ol5 Steiner st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES

THE Italian-Ameriean Bank of San Francisco.
Sc. corner of Montgomery and Sacramento
sts.-For the half year ending June 30. 1910.
dividend has been declared at the rate of four
a. per cent per annum on all deposits. free of
taxes, payable and after Friday. July l.
1910 A dividend not drawn viii be added
10 the deposit account become a part thereof
and earn dividend from July J. Money de-
posted between June IL and Monday. July IL
both days inclusive commences TO earn interest
from July J. A. SBARBORO. President.
A T. SBARB0RO Cashier
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
LOST AND FOUND

Il IF YOU LOSE ANYTHING.-Advertise ii
here. II will be returned to you if an honest
person finds it. Remarkable recoveries are
/ brought about every day through this column. |
II IF YOU FIND ANYTHING BRING IT
/ to The
(San Francisco Call
Lost and Found Bureau
SThfrd and Market Streets :
II Get q claim check Have 1t advertised
Reclaim Il If the owner does not.
II TIE LAW-People who find lost articles
sre interested in knowing that the state law
/ is strict in requiring them to seek the owners
I through advertisements and otherwise, and
that failure to do so. If proof can be shown,
involves severe penalty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
DIVIDEND NOTICE

The CONTINENTAL BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION. junction Golden Gate av.. Mar
get and Taylor SITS. San Francisco has declared
for the months ending June 80. 1910, dyi-
iend Of per cent per annum on time deposit
money and per cent per annum on call money
EDWARD SWEENEY, President.
MM. CORRIN Secretarr
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
SHoRTHANn RY MALI.

SHORTHAND BY MAIL
EXPERIENCED MALE STENOGRAPHER
WILL TEACH SHORTHAND BY MAIL; PER
SONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO EVERY
PUPIL; TERMS ONLY $40 FOR ENTIRE
COURSE; SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
FOR FULL INFORMATION ADDRESS BOX
SAN FRANCISCO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25

WOMEN and girls wanted Immediately to work
on fruit canning and preparing, at CALIFOR-
MA CANNERIES Co., corner 18th and Min
nesota SITS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
MALE HELP WANTED

bodied men for the u. s. marine
corps, between the ages Of 10 and So; must be
native born or have first papers; monthly pay
SO to SOB; additional compensation possible;
snce free; after 80 years service retire
with rs per cent Of pay and allowances; service
on board ship and ashore in all parts Of the
world. Apply at s5 Market ST.. San Francis
CO.. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25

BANK OF ITALY, S. f. corner Montgomery and
Clay sts-; Mission branch, 3343 Mission ST. near
29th. For the half year ending June 80, 1870
dividend has been declared at the rate of
four a. per cent per annum on all savings de-
posits, free Of taxes, payable on and after Fri
day, July !, 1910. Dividends not called for
are added to and bear the same rate of in
terest the principal. from July 1. 1910
Money deposited on or before July II will earn
interest from July 1. L. SCATENA. president;
A. PEDRINI cashier.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
OFFICE SERVICE

OFFICE Headquarters provided. - and S. month;
cur exclusive business: we do nothing else. Ma
uonai Office Service Co.. $40 Monadnock bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25

AAA-ApartS. OF to 4 rooms. private bath
eieg. furn.; sunny. electric light hot water
heat; elevator; 5anitor service, linen; beautiful
up: 3 rms, so up; rms. $50 IN: Hairbt ~
cars "Rosemont." PA Haight; phone Park 5sa
AA--vAN NESS APARTMENTS. 212s Van Ness
mr. Broadway-Elegantly furnished apts OF
and rooms steam heat, cleo. light. elevator
marine view; reasonable. Phone Franklin 2soo
A-YERBA BgENA APIS. l114 SUFFER- ST.
Mr. LARKIN-ELEGANF SUITES TF %
RMS, BATH; COMPLETELY FURN.; REFS.