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The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
WAGES ARE RAISED.
Pennsylvania Roads Action Affects
$4,000 Men.

Philadelphia, March 29.-The Penrsyl-
vania Railroad Company has made a
voluntary increase of 6 per cent in the pay
Of all employees who now get less than
$500 per month. The raise is to be effective
from the first Of next month. About
$4,000 men are affected
Notices were posted this evening at all
division points on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road lines east of Pittsburg. It is under
stood that a similar advance will apply
on the lines west of Pittsburg. On the
lines east of Pittsburg the Pennsylvania
Railroad employs about 12S,0o0 men. and
on the Western system some $500 more.
Comparatively few get more than $500 per
month.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
COUNTESS IS ARRESTED.
Friedrich Suspected OF Completely
in Austrian SYvfndIes.

Berlin, March 29.-Society here has been
shocked by the arrest at Munich of Count
ess Friedrich Won Schoenberne Bueheim
on suspicion of completely in swindles in
Austria and Switzerland
The countess, who was born Princess
Cantacuzene Of Russia, has been living
nodestly at Munich with her mother since
her husbands financial troubles a few
years ago.
There is a possibility that she Is the VIC
tim of mistake in identity.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
nenth OF AGED Indinn chiet

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. March 29.-Chiei
Louis Shawano, last of the Sauteurs OF
Rapids band of Indians, died yesterday
at his home on Sugar Island, aged eighty.
four. He was a prominent Indian in thi.
section for many years. taking = leading
part in efecting several treaties with The
United States.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
FOR MAYOR OF KANSAS CITY.
Primary Nominations Made Under
Commission Plan.

Kansas City, Mo. March 29-CompIete
returns show that L. S. Guyer, the pres
ent mayor, and J. E. Porter were chosen
as the nominees for mayor in the primary
election yesterday in Kansas City. Kans.
Guyer is a Republican and Porter a
Democrat. The election was held under
the commission plan of government.
chosen.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
THAW BACK IN T0MBS.
Taken from Matteawan to Attend
Suit Against Mother.

New York, March 29.-Harry X Thaw,
who has been temporarily released from
Matteawan to attend the trial of the suit
against Mrs. Mary c. Thaw, his mother,
brought by Clifford w. Hartridge to re-
cover a balance of $4,000 for legal serv-
ices, passed the second night of his visit
here in the Tombs. The authorities of
Bellevue Hospital were not sure that X
came within their functions to keep :
clearinghouse for United States com
missioners. The United States has con-
tract for the use OF the TOmbS
The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
"DRYso WIN A COUNTY.
Carry steuben County, Ind, After a
Busy Day.

Angola. Ind, March 29-steuben County
voted under the local option law to-day,
and the returns indicate that the "drys''
have carried it by a majority Of about
800 The temperance people were out in
force in every precinct, while the liquor
element appeared to take little interest In
the result In some parts of the county
members of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union held religious services in
the morning and then dispersed to the
polling places. where they worked through
out the day
The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
Virginia Postmaster Dies.

Charlottesville. Va. March 29.-Gen.
Thomas Lafayette Rosser died at 8
o'clock this evening. He suffered paralysis
two years ago. The immediate cause of
death was Bright's disease. He succeeded
W. G. SALESMAN as postmaster OF Char
lottesvllle. and was serving his second
term in that office.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
MORE PAY FOR TR0LLEYMEN.
Increase offered 10 5000 Men on
Lines in New England.

New Haven, Conn, March 29.-An offer
of an increase in wages has been made
to the 5000 trolley men on lines owned
by the Connecticut Company and on the
lines of the New England Investment and
Securities Company in Massachusetts.
The men will vote upon the acceptance
of the offer
The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
ANNOUNCE CARNEGIE GIFT.

Wells College Alumni accepts S4O,-
Geo for a Library.
New York March 29.-It was announced
at the twenty-seventh annual luncheon
of the Eastern division of Wells College
alumni at Sherry's this afternoon that
the trustees of the college had accepted
$40. 600 from Andrew Carnegie for the cree
ton of library to be called the Frances
Folsom Cleveland library.
kilograms of regret at their inability to
be present at the luncheon were received
from Mrs. Cleveland and from Mrs.
Hughes, both of whom are graduates of
Wells
The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
AGASSIz'S DEATH REPORTED.
Noted Scientist Dies at sea, wireless
Message Tells.

Cambridge. Mass. March 2s-Prof.
Alexander Agassiz, the eminent naturalist
and president of the Calumet and Hecla
Mining Company, died on the steamer
Adriatic, Southampton for New York.
The news came in a wireless message
from Rodolphe Agassiz. his son. to Mai.
Henry L. Higginson. of Lee. Higginson &.
CO. Death occurred yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
MINERS MAY STRIKE APRIL /
Coal Operators Preparing for Trou-
BILE at Indianapolis.

Indianapolis. March 29-Coal operators
are now certain that a strike will be
inaugurated April /. and tonight tele-
grams are being sent TO mine superin-
tendents to make arrangements for
guarding the property and keeping the
pumps in the mines at work, so as not
to let the property suffer.
The railroads have large supplies at al
the coaling stations on their lines, and
for more than a month have been in.
tendents say there is no danger of I'M
mediate interference with traffic.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
LULL IN CARMEN STRIKE.
Strikers Say Green Men Cause
Many Accidents.

Philadelphia, March 29-The Philadel-
phia Rapid Transit Company is main
tanning a fair service in all parts of the
city, but the strikers say the men are
inexperienced. In proof Of this, leaders
of the strikers point to the list Of fatali-
ties since the beginning of the strike
six weeks ago. During this. period eleven
persons have been killed by the cars
and collisions have been frequent, caus-
ing injuries TO passengers.
A movement is under way, the strike
leaders say, to bring pressure on city
councils and the local political leaders to
demand that the transit company send
out only reliable operators on the cars.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
Twain's son-in-lavv Plays,

Rome, March Gossip Gabrilowitsch,
the Russian pianist who married a
daughter of Mark Twain, played a mel
ody of his own composition at to-day's
reception at the American Academy.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
ASSASSINATION OF A PLANTER
MfsstssipDian shot as He Was Rid
ing Near His Home.

Meadville, Miss, March 29.-The coun-
ty authorities are searching for the mur-
derer of Willard F. Byrd, a wealthy
planter, who was shot and killed from
the bush as he was riding TO his home
yesterday. No trace Of his assassins has
yet been found Byrd was active fcs
several years against white cappers.
and 1t is thought that this may have
been responsible for his death.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
BANKER BROTHERS SENTENCED
William Marker to Serve Ten Years
and Noah Seven.

Indianapolis, March civilian H and
Noah Marker, brothers. cashier and as
sistant cashier of the First National
Bank Of Upton, were sentenced to the
Federal prison at Fort Leavenworth By
Judge Anderson to-day William Marker
was sentenced for ten years and his
brother for seven years. The charges
were falsifying records, making false
statements to the comptroller, and en-
oezzling $4,000 of the banks money.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
Employers and Employees Dine,

Carpenters of this city met their en-
ployers last evening at the Raleigh, when
the welfare of labor, under present-day
conditions was discussed. Short addresses
were made.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
OHIO OFFICIAL CONVICTED.
Harnon's Graft Probe Lands Former
Superyis0r of Printing.

Columbus. Ohio, March 2s.-Gov. Har-
mons state graft probe has landed an
other victim. Mark Slater, a former SUI
pervisor of state printing. was found
guilty late this afternoon on a charge OF
certifying bills to the state auditor
Sentence was deferred by Judge Dill
lon.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
Observation-Disclosures
More Than 1000 Firemen to
Attend Convention.
BIG STREET PARADE PLANNED
Local Companies TO Have Five Bands
in Observation-Disclosures Committees
Appointed-WeH-kno Railroad
Man Dead-MasOns Confer Royal
Arch Degree at Tabernacle.

E. Clinton Knight, s25 King street. Alexandra.
Va. is authorized agent and carrier for The Wash
ingtOn Herald. The Herald will be delivered daily
cents 5 month.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-30
Ocean Steamships.

New YORK. March 29.-AuiEed: Kaiser Wilheln
II, Bremen. March % Chicago. Hare. March D
Arrived out-Zeeland at Antwerp
sailed: Oceania. from Bermuda.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-30

The Council Of Jewish Women will give
a euchre party and entertainment at the
Young Mems Sodality Lyceum Hall to-
morrow evening. Proceeds viii be for
charity.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-02
la bandeIa americana
Y e| nuInero IS.

Los americanos no temen al MI
nero 13. Es que este ndmero repre-
senta un papel importante en- Ia his
toria de su pals. Jdzguese de clio.
La America fue descublerta I'm
dfa13y en- su origen la republica cons
taba de Is. estados. Las barras y las
estrelas de Ia primera bandera eran
13 las unas y las otras; Ia divisa anne
ricana; E pluribus unum Sc compone
de l3 letras; el emblema de Ia ina
gen de la Libertad sobre cuya cabe-
"a estan 13 estrellas; el aguila sostie-
ne un ramo de olvo de l3 hojas en-
una pata y en- la otra l3 rayos;; 80
bre su pecho Sc We I'm escudo de l3
rayitas y cada ala tiene l3 plumas.
Trece canones saludaron Ia bande-
"a que tromolo Washington: la ma
rina americana tenla 13 navfos y su
fundador doctor John Paul Jones
tiene l3 letras en- su nombre; tenla
l3 amos cuando vino a America y fue
el ell primero que condujo a la victo-
ria el estandarte de las l3 estrellas.
Ese estandarte fue saludado por
la primera vez un dia 13 por una po-
tencia extranjera. En- fin la gran vic
toria de Perry en- ell lago Erie, fue ga
NADIA un dfa Is Y un l3 igualmente
Ia bandera yankee fue lzada sobre el
fuerte Sumtre, en- Charleston, GU
ando la guerra de Secession.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-02
Gaceti||a de AIecibo
De nuestro corresponsa,.

Abril 1.-Con numerosa y selecta
concurrencia dio snoche su segunda
function de abono la Compania
Adams, poniendo en- excena Ia her
mosa obra Felipe Derblay, que OBJ
tuvo I'm brillante desempeno por
todos los apreciables actores que en-
ella tomaron parte obtenlendo gran
des aplausos.
Para manana sabado Sc anuncia
la obra de Echegaray A fuerza de
arrastrarse. y para el domingo en- Ia
tarde Raffles y por Ia noche Ia obra
de gran aparato Los Dos Pilletes.
Hoy 'ha quedado alberta al pdbll-
co en- sus operaciones de Banca Ia
Sucursal del American Colonial
Bank.
En- Ia proxima semana Ia Com
pailia Adams pondra en- excena la
colossal obra Ell CRISTO MODER-
NO, que ha obtenido un gran ext
to en- todas parties que Sc ba repre-
sentado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-02
Carlos Cid & Co,
Centratistas = Comisionistas.

Ofrecen grandes existen'
cias de cal, ladrillos, grava,
piedra picada y bruta y are
ma. en- sus almacenes en- el
muelle del Quartermasters.
IA yuntas de bueyes de ira
bajo; j6veneo y en- buenascar-
mes.
6 carretas casi nuevas con
ejes de hero.
II tanques de varios tama.
nos para aqua.
Ofcinas almacen Latimer
y Fernandez. Telefono, MI.
nero 2l3. Apartado, ndme.
TO 224.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-02

Ncdis sabs que su casa es-
td desalqulado. Nadis 10 So
Be, porqus usted no 10 dnu1cia.
81. desed olquiJp su casa que
ohOra no ie produce nddd dnun-
cielo en- la Correspondent
cia" Para est1 close de onun-
clos hay en- este diario preeios
espeeiols, nsuy iinsitados.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Memoranda


Per sehr o. NJ. Kellogg, at San Francisco Jan
Is from Rarotonga-Had strong NV and SW
winds. with squally weather for so days Jan IA
carried away The fore gaff in SW squall; Jan
4. latitude 26 80 NORTH longitude 149 west sight
ed a skin painted black bottom up; looked as
though il had been in the water for long time
Per stmr Helene. at San Francisco Jan rs from
Grays Harbor-Had heavy Sc gales on passage
down.
Br bark Formosa. from Shields Dec 20 for San
Pedro Gal, anchored too near the shore in
bringing up at Deal during night of Dec 80:
grounded st low water; it towed on Deal
bank Dec 81 by tug and anchored In good posi-
tion in the Downs.
Per bark Kaiulsni. from Honolulu Jan 1S-Jan
il in latitude 20 NORTH longitude 130 west. had
strong westerly gale and very high cross sea,
blowing away three topgallant sails, two Jibs,
two staysails and carried away jibstay and split
several sails; had strong SE and westerly gales
FOR Ii days.
NEW YORK. Jan 1S--The bark Fortuna, from
this port for Barbados, is aground on Shipoot-
tom. near Long Beach, y. J.; captain and crew
remain on board; revenue cutter gone TO the as
Sistance.
SAN PEDRO. Ian fT-Stmr Lakme, from Eu-
reka- bound in late tonight. struck breakwater
and remained some time; ioated without as
sistsnce and arrived in harbor leaking badly.
JAPANESE PORT. Jan IT-Jap stmr Panama
Maru was successfully launched here yesterday !:
vessel when completed win ply between Japan
and Puget sound
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
nAAn LIQI M nGl aIL, ,I,-rIA-l,

All bond holders Of the Oceanic Steamship
company who have not signed waiver Of de-
fault Of interest are invited TO attend a meet
ing at 213. First National Bank building,
on MONDAY, January "a, at the honr of 3
O'Clock p. M, for the purpose of devising ways
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
LOST AND FOUND

LOST or Stolen--Small brindie Boston pun:
weighs about IS pounds; answers 10 name of
Prince marked { white feet. white breast
long tail. white spot tip, white line run
ming between eyes. brown aronnd eyes Finder
viii receive reward IL returned 10 MISS NOR
Ton, 33e OFarreli st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
NIEETINGs-speciai

SWISS Relief Society-Notice of annual meeting:
The regular annual meeting of the members OF
the Swiss Relief society will be held at the
office Of the society. 400 Kearny ST.. In the
city and county Of San francisco, on MON
fo- The nntnoss aS iecty ,.T ~ ~
for the ensuing year and the transaction Of
such other business may come before It
By order Of the president.
A. JTIIIJERAT Secretarv
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
rnRFIGN pnRTS


NICTORIA-ArriTed Jan 1S-Nor stmr Aarot
from Grays Hsrbor-
Sailed Jan IS-Jap stmr shinano Maru, for
Hougkong.
Clan Graham. Br bark Bermuda.
Sailed Jan 3-Schr ". j. Garms, for Port
Townsend.
SHIELDS Sailed Dec 26-Br bark Formoss
Tor San Pedro.
HAMBURG port Dec T-Fr ship Rene Ker-
viler. Tor San Francisco.
PORT SPAIN-Sailed Dec 20-Nor s1rur Elsa
from Baltimore for GBaymas.
SHANGHAI-SaiIed Jan 1S-Br strnr Seminole
SYDNEY. \. s. w.-Arrived Jan 1e-schr
Henry X. Han. from Beliingham.
ANT0FAGASTA-In port Dec 1-CMi bark
TegetthOf. for Puget sound.
IoUIoUE Sailed Dec s-Br ship Pinmore, for
Newcastle. \. s W
Keemun from Puget sound for Liverpool.
BARRY IST.AND-Passed Jan 1S-Br Stnr
Huttonwood, from Puget sound for United King
DOM
Antonio. for New York.
Arrived Jan f5-Stmr American, from New
York.
Tor san Francisco Via San Diego.
Arrived Jan I6-Stmr Arizonan, from Hilo
COLON-A-rived Jan 16-Stmr Alliance. from
sailed Jan l5-stmr Panama. for New York.
Jan f6-Stmr Ancon. for New York.
HOKOHAMA--Arrived Jan 16-Br stmr Mont
eagle. from Victoria.
KEW NORK-Arrived Jan IS-Stmr Berlin.
from Genoa: stmr Moltke. from Naples; stmr
TOSp0N- Arrived Jan 1s-stmr Keemun.
from Tacoma and Victoria via Yokohama, etc
GLAsGow-Arrivcd Jan l7-Stmr Caledonia,
GIBRALTAR Arrived Jan ls-stmr caronia.
from New York
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES

EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
AAAAA-N0TICE NOW OPEN NOTICE.
FILIPINO EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
1l39 STOCKTON PHONE DOUGLAS 5707.
FURNISHES ALL KINDS OF MALE HELP
AAA-- PHONE WEST 1881.
Largest japanese and Chinese employment office
in city. I. TAMURA CO., 1912 Laguna st.
AA-OSCAR HATSUMI JAPANESE CHINESE
EMP. Co.; BEST HELP WITH CARE AND
GUAR; CITY OR COUNTRY. 1913 dEARI
ST.; WEST 56SS, HOME S40sS-
A. Aohl LAS Suffer- phone west zsus1-best
CANTON bureau of information. Chinese help,
all occasions. % Canton Bank bldg $40 Krny-
a. w HONG. Chinese employment office, sos
Webster ST., Oakland; phones Pekin 20, AS72s.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1910
EMPLOY MENT oFFIcEs-continucd

-lF1lI r " 20 NJ F.1sI UFF FICF1s--t OntIhueu
JAPANESE Housecleaning Co.. 23o5 California
ST. near Fillmore. Phone West 1905.
j. CONN, Chinese emp. bureau; Chinese cooks
special. hotel or fam. no Clay; t. Doug 316Z-
JAPANESE and Chinese employment office. 1873
Post; Ph. West 715S; Home phone S. $685.
STAR emp Office Furnishes Japanese- -Chine,e
help. w. KODATA. 160s Geary; tel. West 1871
WEST. Jap H. c. Co, reliable help furn.; steps
washed lowest rate. West s137. 221S Pine ct.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
sALEsMEN and SOLICITORS wANTED

Statesmen WANTED-Hundreds
OF good positions open; former expert
enee needed TO get one of them; statesmen earn
from $1,000 to $4,000 year and expenses;
over 100000 employed in the United States and
the demand always exceeds the supply; Ihun-
drees of our graduates who formerly earned
from $50 to SO a month have since earned
from SiU0 to $500 month and expenses; many
of them have earned as high as $100 day
If you want to secure one of these positions,
our free book. "A Knight of the Grip, viii
show you how Write or CALI for it today.
Address National Salesmen's Training Associa-
tlon, 1919 Metropolis Bank bldg. San Fran
cisco. Branches, Chicago. New York, Kansas
City. Minneapolis.
LADIES' or gents swell coupon offer. MER-
SEREAT. photographer, 1868 Bdwy. Oakland.
PICTURE AGENTS-stoek frames and framing.
Paciic Frame Co. 324 Hayes st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
UNPAID WAGES CoLLECTED

WE GET YOU THE MONEY: collections made
everywhere; wages, liens accts.. bad debts,
etc. INTERSTATE. 615 Pac. bldg 4th & Mkt.
KNOX A43 Pine-Snits liens, attachments. time
checks eashed: debts collected everywhere.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS. Manufacture your own concentrated
fiavoring extracts for l cent per tube no ma
ehinery apparatus needed formula, complete
instructions, 81. Gardiner Supply Co.. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
EASTERN PORTS

NEw NORK-Arrived Jan Is-Stmr Caiifor-
nian. from Puerto Mexico; ship Astral, hence
Sept IS.
sailed Jan 1T-Stmr Colon FOR Colon
In port Jan 12--Br stmr Rosebank for Homo.
lulu via Norfolk, Va; ship Dirigo. for San Fran
cisco.
NEWPORT NEWS-in port Jan z--Stmr T. A
Chsnslor for San Francisco. Dec 25-Stur
Beaver. Tor San Francisco. Jan lO-Stmr Bear,
for San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
ALAMEDA CorTAGEs 20 IT
oFFICEs I'D sTOREs 70 LET

PARK ST. 976 AIameda-FOr rent. room hl
gelow. fnrnitnre fng sale. rent 50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
COLLECTION AGENCIES

DOES any one owe your We collect desperate
accounts and judgments everywhere on percent
age; collection, no charge No account too
small for attention. DEAN & CO., 652 Pacific
building S. f. Phones J1530. Sutter 422.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
ROOMS FoR HOUSE KEEPING-con.

ROOMS FOR HOUSE xEEPING-Co1: q:
FREMONT av 245, overlooking G. G. park and
Presdo-4 rooms suit for hskpg-. in private
home; modern, all cOnv.; beautiful neighbor-
hood; Masonic av ear; very reasonable
18TH st.. S446 near Chureh-very sunny fur
nished bay window front room; use Of Kitchen
~,
2UTH st. SIC. Oakland-Lighr. pleasant rooms
with bath: hot and cold water
OAKLAND HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS
LARGE sunny bay window room. with privilege
of house keeping; also suite OF rooms Tor house
keeping; reasonable; use of bath. phone ana
laundry. 1917 Alice st: phone Oakland U.s..
RooMs AND BOARD OFFERED
AAA-THE wEAIPE. 4Is Oak st.-Large. sunny
room and unexcelled board; all eonvenlenees-
Take Haight or Masonic cars to Buchanan St
BUSH St. 1T43-Sunny rooms with board; table
board $50 month; gentlemen west 6eVO-
Clay, 23O2 (The Concord)-Sunny fron- rooms
with board for tive, $50; also single rooms
EDDY St. 1872 near scott-Newiy. furnished
rooms; eongenisl family; excellent home COOK
Ing all conveniencess hne car service; reason
able. West zoos.
EDDY. sS1-Sunny front corner rooms; running
water. bath, phone; excellent board; gents only
ELLIS St. 95s. near Franklin-Rooms and
board. Call and see me-
FELL St.. 654. near Webster-Double parlors
newly furnished for 4 gentlemen, with excep-
tional board
HAIGHT St. 1922, between Baker and Broder
ick-Large, sunny, front room. suitable for =
board; reasonable; table boarders-
| McALLISTER, S73-Lady wants few boarders
nicely furnished rooms; fine board; parlor;
piano.
NICE, sunny rooms. with board all conven-
fences; rent reasonable. Ills Cough St
PIERCE ST. So near WaIIer-Entre house for a
party of gentlemen. with or without
board; fine home; all comforts
POST St. 1906 cor. Van Ness-Nice. sunny fur
nished rooms FIRST CLASS FRENCH BOARD
SCHOOL children boarded; mothers care. MRS.
MCGOWAN. 252 Hartford ST; Market st. car
ST MARGARET'S club for working girls. 1451
California St; $50 month up; tourists 81 Gay.
ST. FRANCIS Girls, Directory, Central av. and
Waller St. San Francfsco-A beautiful home.
where old ladies, young girls and little cnli-
dren board very reasonably.
TURK ST., 7T3, mr.. Franklin-Large front parior
and single room. with or without board, Tor :
or gentlemen; private family.
VAN NESS av.. 100, corner Eddy st.-Large
front, sunny room; all conv.; reas; with OF
without board.
MISSION BRANCH OF TaE CALL. sLSKE
BAZAAR. HOS VALENCIA at
BERKELEY ROOMS AND BOARD
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

a small want ad in The Call will DO it quicker
than dozen signs plastered on your windows
and which spoils the looks of your home be-
sides. Phone Kearny S6 for an ad man to call
and see Won
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19

VALENCIA ST. 521 mr. T6tb--Space for -ors
or offices: also basement; rent reasonable
DESIRABLE Offices in FIRST class building 1esr
Sd and Market: special terms. Box 1878. Can
VyoNTtN lootfo.- for rnillinerr tailaring Iocat n
aal.lrass hnN 2llH lall nftcc.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
FIATs ron sALE-Furnished

MODERN I'M 10 date s room fat. . rooms con
pleteIv furnished with swell mahogany 9r
iir,Isaye maple furniture. cheap Cali az t43
Natenla ST. half block from l0sl9lIce-
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
BERKELEY ROOMS AND BOARD
Oakland RooMs ANn noARp

ELEGANT sunny. with board. phone, bath. mu-
sic; beautiful grounds: l handsome bay win
dow parlor; L single room. 156 E. 18th ST.,
Clinton station. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
HALLS TO LET

LARGE HAIL FOR DANCING. splendid FOO:
Will accommodate 81 or more couples; safe
urlay night dancing club would pay big
turns. rent only $3.50 month. also sna
hall nicely carpeted and fitted with lodge fur
nifure: both halls well lighted and vcuti-
lated; Woodmau building. located betwee"
Mission and Valencia streets ON 18th St: eF<
cellent car service. Inquire bet aud > p M.
or phone Park fi32
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
LOST AND FoUND-contInued

LOST-A COW. red with white spots. crnmpied
horn last seen at 4th and Bryant sts Return
10 Napa Transportation Co., Pacific St dock !;
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19

LARGE sunny bay window ROOM with privilege
of house keeping; also suite Of rooms for house
keeping; reasonable; use of BATH phone and
laundry. 1917 Alice st; phone oakland VS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-19
.Ts no LET-rnrni-hed

d, ,Ee;ANTI.Y furnished room iat, baths; cor
ner Jackson and Frederick SIS Apply 80
pacifs. nv tel West 3&.