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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-25
PRESENCE NOT NECESSARY.

..'rne amount of attention coed
should receive from II young man, the
time of his arrival and his departure
and the necessity of "A chaperon depend
entirely on conditions says Dean Le-
baron r Briggs of Harvard university,
regarding How to Court Coed
THE college girl. like the rest OF her
sex, Graves company and social enter
tainment To my mind it Is perfectly
proper that the coed should entertain
gentlemen callers while at college, II
they do not interfere with her studies.
"A gentleman in the true sense Of the
word always knows when ii Is time to
take his departure. 50 there Is no need
Of the college girl to burn the midnight
oil in efforts To make UP for the time
lost in entertaining friend which
should have been given over to study
"A chaperon is Of course, Il necessary
evil. and, Nhii. | approve Of them IN
the house when a young lady receives
callers. can hardly imagine one seated
in IA room when "A Young man calls to
see IA lady friend with serious intent"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-25
DECISION DESIRED
IN FAMOUS TAX CASE

Washington. Jan. 24.-in event of the
failure of the attempt 10 obtain de-
cision from the supreme court of the
United States a to the constitution
ality of the corporation tax provisions
of the Payne tariff act before March
|. the date by which the return of
Income of corporations must be filed,
congress may be asked to extend the
date for the Law becoming operative
The suit in which the point arises
that of Stella +. Flint, as general
guardian of the property of Samuel n
Stone. Jr.. against the Stone-Traey
company of Windsor, VI, was decided
in the lower court last Thursday
Much time probably will be required
by attorneys To prepare their briefs
and arguments and If the suprem.
court takes lis usual recess of three
weeks in February decision before
March / is regarded as probable.
Solicitor General Bowers today
asked the supreme court for permits
sion for the government To submit oral
arguments and briefs.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-25
PRICE OF BUTTER
TAKES SUDDEN DROP

EIgin. Ill. Jan. 2a.-rhe pric. ri extra
fancy creamery butter dropped To 30
cents Il pound Oh the Eigin board of
trade today, The sudden drop from 80
cents, coming in the midst of the asi~
tatfnn against the high price OF food.
caused general comment IL Mas ad-
mitted by the board members that the
drop was due largely tn the agitation
and To tendency in many localities
10 abstain from high priced faadstnffs,
Nort. has reached Elgin that some 10
calities had entered into Ii butter boy
colt Before the board met il was gen
orally believed drop would be neees-
sury. When the quotation cnmmitte.
reported the 3n-ceut price II Was greet
si with applause,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-25
MAKES A STATEMENT
ABOUT SITUATION

San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua. Jan -
President Aaariz today issued d proc
lamaiion giving details nf events that
have led to a renewal IF hastiiities. lie
refers To offers Of peace made by the
resolutionists through Rear Admiral
kImbail and their refusal 10 accept
anything but complete recognition of
the provisional government. The Eff
forts he has made to bring about peace,
he says. gives him d clear conscience
and he accepts sorroWfully. but tran
gully. an appeal To arms. So far as
known here, there have been only two
or three skirmishes at the front.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-25
ALLEGED CONSPIRACY
UNCOVERED IN NEW YORK

New fnrk. Jan. 2i.-AAen Michael
Moran. clerk in large Importing
house was arraisned before United
States commissioner today il Mas an
nouncsd by Special Treasury Agent
Cart Chandler that he and his assist
ants were eanne~red with conspiracy
IL dcfrstui ths- government through
the differentiation Of imports
II was said that the conspiracy had
manifestations in several cities and that
evidence had been found where duties
had been lowered at the customs house
in this city and in Bridgeport, Conn.
Moran Is charged with establishing
a residence in bridgeport for the par-
pose of furthertng the conspiracy. H.
MAS held I'm sla.fea hail Tor eSamiaa-
tGoH-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-25

ian per cent during the last few years.
Denver El Paso. Pueblo and Montros,.
counties were picked for the most elab-
crate compilations and out of So ar =.
ticles on which figures We're obtained
only seven showed a decrease In price.
These were flour. molasses, potatoes,
mackerei. cat meal, nrunes and nut
coal.
Even these articles do not show a
decrease in all of the counties. In Den
Yer county. for instance, syrup shows
an increase of per cent. smoked
beef, &C per cent. breast of mutton.
lou per cent: salt pork. So per cent.
butter f6o per cent. lard, lis per cent.
eggs. - per cent: oat meal, $50 per
cent and prunes. 90 per cent.
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WILLIAM p SHERIDAN

New York jan. si.-Nilliam +. Sher-
idan. who has just retired from the
police department. had been connected
with the force . years and had
achieved the rank of lieutenant. He
is known among police officers and
criminals throughout the world as
the man with the camera eye" for
the reason that he never forgets a
face that he once has seen and care
fully observed, and because Of his fac
ulty had identified many crooks who
otherwise would have escaped. For
the last IA years he had been in charge
OF the '.rouges' gallery at department
HEADQUARTERS
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-25

The oid-fashioned
boiling is uncertain
in it's action on dis
ease germs. Epi.-
denies of typh old
fever have b &c n
traced to the min
Cling of clothes in a
washing, done in the
old, boiling manner.
Fels-Naptha soap,
while it is fatal to
germs, contains no
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-25

Have you Il weak throat II So. you
cannot be too careful. You cannot he-
gin treatment too early Each cold
makes you more liable 10 another and
the last Is always the harder 10 cure.
II you viii take 4cnamberlaia's Cough
Remedy al the outset you VIII be
saved much trouble. Sold by all deal
ers.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-25

i The sewers of the largest iSi cities
af the country. If laid end 10 end.
! would girdle the earth al the equator,
or, ii laid under the Atlantic, would
! provide seven subways between New
/ York and London.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-25

substance which will
harm clothes in the
slightest m an n er.
This is a scientific
ally-proven fact. Be
sure and get the gen.
uine Fels-Naptha. 1t
has a red and green
wrapper, with direc-
tons w hich you
should follow care
fully.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-25

Make It a want sd task and the ne.
bosrders will be along IN day Or tao.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-25
HEAVY INCREASES
IN PRICES SHOWN

Denver. Jan. 24-Figures complied
by Officers Of the Colorado State Fed
Grafton, OF Labor show that the price
Of foodstufts has increased from / 4,
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Anty Drudge Visits the School.

Sctoolteacher-"Why are you late Theodora?
Theodora-' Please Miss Brown my mother was so busy
stirring the boiling clothes in the washboiler that
she couldn't get US breakfast and dress us in
time
ANTI Drudge-"Theodora, you tell your mother to use
Fes-Naptha next Monday and I'll guarantee you Il
never be late school on account OF the washing
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
MALE HELP wANTED-continued

$50 TO $3.50 PER WEEk-Newest, easiest.
surest; make 81. % on every sale. W. II. Nor
gam Pa, sold IS, nine days; I. A. White. H.,
c. H. Gof. Mo-, ) 6rst day Figure profits
yourself. Make more monex in day than you
do now in month. New Home Vacuum
Cleaner-sells for $3.50: weighs 8 pounds; easy
to carry: nothing else like it: powerful double
action machine; does same work as the 500
kind; no motors, no electricity: one person
operates; constant terrific suction gets all dirt
and dust from carpets. rugs. etc. on floor; no
more sweeping. busting, housecleaning No
wonder it's live wire Sell out Of 10
families Send postal teday for agency, full
description. Free sample. r. ARMSTRONG
MFG. CO., 121 Aims bldg. Cincinnati o.
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Tmnelmen laborers teamsters wanted, 81
SHIP DAILY
Good camps water. work. wages and a cash
pay day for the q. c. Chadwick & Sykes and
FREE FARE AND TREE FEE. DAILY.
NORTH.
Bring your blankets: wc'll do the rest.
SOUTH. FREE FARE SOUTH.
oLANCHA. via MOJAyE.
u i IeamsJers iehara,. eS So - for THE q G. co
NORTH ToDsS
NATR0N. Oregon. via Eugene for the c. C.
Co. and their subs FREE FARE
100 Austrians, Bugarians. Italians $2.25
day and up.
80 Scandnavians 81 80.
80 teamsters. laborers tunnelmen S2.25 up.
REMEMBER 4 JOB FREE OF CHARGE
TO Any ABLE BODIED LABORER WHO is
SOUTH. ARIZONA.
80 laborors S. p Co work, s9 1sn and s $a.a5 :s
NORTH
DoRRIs. KLAMATH FAILS DISTRICT
Irackmen and laborers. S. Ps Co. work, 81
up; free fare.
FOR PORTLAND. OREGON. AND VICINITY
Ship twice week by steamer; special re-
duced fare. including berth and meals. All
kinds Of city laborers. sawmll help. loggers
and railroad construction hands, at wages
ranging from s2.25 to 50 day. Get your
ticket and guarantee here
C. R. HANSEN & co, ST-s9 FOURTH ST,
san Francisco. Cal. Established 1876
Other Offices at
920 I'd St. Sacramento Cali
13G South Los Angeles ST.. Los Angeles Cal !:
% North ID St, Portland Ore;
42f Front av-, Spokane Wash.
Glad to do business with you from any
point we reach.
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cuURcH sERyICEs-continued-

AAA-AIEETING for MEN this Sunday after
noon at 5 O'Clock at the temporary headquar-
1920 Gcary ST. '.The DEVILS Dictionary will
be the subject of n stirring talk to men by
Rev E. 7. bennett, ID. D., an attractive and
foreefu speaker TO men. All men welcome.
COME
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

FIRST Unitarian church. Franklin and Geary
SIS: Rev. Bradford Leavitt. minister: resi-
dence. 251I Octavia St: phone West 1855;
Chas. 4. Murdock. superintendent of Sunday
school-Sunday school and junior church. vaca-
ton until first Sunday in August. Church
service at il a. m. Rev. Bradford Leavitt will
preach: subject. BE Still. and Know that 1
Am Cod Music by quartet-AIiss Helen
Heath soprano; Mrs. Lille Birmingham. alto;
Frank Onsow. tenor; John Darlington. bass;
II. BTctherick organst All cordially in
yited. There IS no evening service.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED


YOUNG women between the ages of IL and %.
OF fair education, neat appearance and ungues-
tonable character, wanted TO study telephone
operating profession: a liberal salary is
paid new operators while in training at the
operating school of the Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Company, and upou graduation they
are given nermanent position at the switch
boards, with opportunities for promotion. The
Pacihc Telephone and Telegraph Company pro-
vihes light and well ventilated operating ROOM
pleasant rest and lunch rooms and takes a per
sonal interest in the welfare of the young
women in its employ
Competent operators furnished to provide
branch exchange subscribers
h or full particulars call preferably between
$50 Il. M and Il M. at operating school.
telephone Office. 2of5 Steiner st.
GoFERNESS to go to Japan lady here Monday
goyerness who teaches French and German.
500; cook and second girl, same family
$40 and $40 lady here Monday: cook for
small hospital In the mountains $40 fare
paid; parlor maid and waitress. city place,
S30; second girl 3 in family, $50: cook. small
hotel, country, $40; a young strong woman 10
help nursing in an institution. $50; nurse for
baby. $50: nurse. children, $50: pastry
cook for MONDAY work. $50: cook on n ranch.
$40; Mattresses for the springs. s2J each; 40
homework girls for town and country, $50 10
$40. MISS PLUNkETTS, 1896 Sutter ST.
corner Webster
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GET A BETTER PLACE: uncIe Sam is best EN-
ployer; pay is high and sure; hours short;
places permanent promotions regular yaca-
tions with pay; thousands of vacancies every
month; all kinds of pleasant work everywhere;
no layofs: no pull needed: common education
sufficient find out how you can have posi-
tion guaranteed you by asking today for p
414. 1t is free EARL HOPKINS, Wash
ington ID. C.
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sHoRTHAND BY NAIL.

SHORTHAND BY MAIL.
EXPERIENCED MALE STENOGRAPHER
WILL TEACH SHORTHAND BY NAIL: PER
SONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO EVERY
PUPIL: TERMS ONLY $40 FOR ENTIRE
COT RISE; SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
FOR FULL INFORMATION ADDRESS BOX
SIS. CALL OFFICE, I'D AND MARKET SITS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
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-
$1,000 $1,000
100 $1,000

$1,000 $1,000 $1,000
FOR TEN DOLLARS / WILL TEACH YOIT
SHORTHAND. MY SYSTEM CAN BE TAUGHT
IN NOT OVER so DAYS, GUARANTEED SAT-
lSFACTI0N. 1 HAVE A VERY EASY SYSTEM
TO LEARN AND TEACH By MAIL. FULL.
REFORMATION CAN BE OBTAINED BY WRIT
MARKET SITS. SAN FRANCISCO
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

GIRLS wanted for factory work Apply BEMIS
BROS BAG Co., cor. sansome and Vallejo.
WANTED--Women and girls for cauDerv WORK
good wages; long season; commence work Inn
mediately; big fruit and tomato pack: cottages
and tents furnished: steam and electric cars
at door Apply at factory. Central California
Canneries San Lorenzo, Alameda county Cal
AOUNG lady stenographer; must be neat appear
ing rapid typist and willing to assist denarf
ment manager in clerical work RepIy in own
handwriting. giving experience in detail and
salary expected Box i2o6. CaIl Office
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SHORTHAND BY MAIL.

EXPERIENCED MALE STENOGRAPHER
WILL TEACH SHORTHAND BY MAIL. PER
S0NAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO EVERY
PUPIL: TERMS ONLY SID FOR ENTIRE
COURSE: SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
FOR FULL INFORMATION ADDRESS bon
SIS. CALL OFFICE, SD AND MARKET SITS.
SAN FRANCISCO. e
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WANTED TO LEARN TRADE

WANTED-AIen at Los Angeles; no expense to
learn trade OF electricity, automobiles, plumb
Ing. bricklayins by actual work contract
5sbs; only few months required: 200 students
last year: atalog free Inq 1922 Marker. S. f.
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EMpLoYMENT wANTED-Female

EMPLOYMENT wANTED-Female
AN experienced house keeper wishes position;
elderly couple widow with children pre-
ferred. Address box 1I3, San Bruno, San
COMPETENT nurse, hospital experience. wishes
care invalid. male or female, city or country;
state particulars Box 1890, Call office
COMPETENT German woman will do good
cooking and some housework in private family;
wages $50 per mo. Box 456s. can. oakland. ~
CULTURED English woman desires position OF
trust in family Oversight, companionship, tut
tom. Ad. E, P. o. box 1873 San Jose. Cal.
ESTABLISHED dress maker perfect dtting.
licits the patronage of ladies at home or by
the day: quick and very reasonable. Phone
EXPERIENCED young lady pianist wishes en-
gagements to accompany soloists or orchestra
Box 4614 Call office. 1851 Fillmore st
EXPERIENCED lady. unincumbered. good per
sonal address, some means, desires permanent
posnrg Box ISL ea Il iesi Fillmore St
EXPERIENCED dress maker wishes engagements
in families; Sl.50 per day Box 1913, Call,
1851 Fillmore ST.
MIDDLE AGED German woman desires situation,
family. S25- MISS DILLON, llSS Turk st
NEAT second girl desires situation family. $50;
city. country. MISS DILLON. 1888 Turk ST.
NURSE wishes position in institution or would
travel. Box 1901 Call office
REFINED woman wishes a position as com
panion house keeper in small family;
willing to travel; good reader and seamstless;
l. best of references. Box 4645, Call office, 1851
Fillmore ST
STRONG woman, we'll able to work would like
position to work by the day or half day,
washing or house cleaning. Write to box 1919,
1f0S Valencia st.
SPANISH lady cook: French, Spanish and Amer
lean cooking. 1894 McAlIster st.
WANTED-By young strong woman, position In
mining camp oil fields: good cook and eco
nomical manager Box 1911. Cal office.
NATURALIZATION as companion or private
secretary BY Travelled woman educated and re-
fined good reader. typist and musician: excel
lent references. address box 94S. Call office.
lWANTED-Si Situation as COOK and general house
work in small family. by middle aged woman.
Address r n. P 700 Broadway.
WIDOW wishes to take care of child over
years; good home. Address p. o. box II,
Colma San Mateo county. Cal
YOUNG clean German laundress first class ref
erenccs. wants washing. cleaning or ironing
by dag or week. MRS. SANDER, 16 Guy
place
YOUNG Swedish woman wants any kind OF work
by the day. washing. ironing and cleaning: 81
per day. Cali at ll03 Laguna ST.. downstairs.
YOUNG woman wishes laundry work. Call at
142S 10th South San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
MEErINGs-TheosophlcaI


1HBOSoPHlCAL hterature-Century Path illus
trated weekly. edited by Katherine Tingley
tneosophical manuals and other theOsOphical
literature of the Universal brotherhood and
IhcosOphicsl society Point Iona. Cal now on
sale. A. n. ROBERTSON. 222 stockton St $
f.. and by SMITH BROS. 462 18th ST.. Oakld
THE UNITED LODGE OF THEOSOPHISTS
Room 4, 500 California st. corner Montgomery
TONIGHT al O'clock. ~Desth-and After -
Public lecture. Questions answered. Free TO all
IHEOSOPHICAL-Bna Birth hail. 4OS Van
Ness ay., o'clock tonight .-Chrstianity-
Past and Present. by Darwin 4. Allen.
THEOSOPHICAL-1aT2 Golden Gale ar: lecture
p. M. on reincarnation. by Mrs Eaton
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

WANTED-Sfen. Why work for others? Start
business of yoir own, any place; no capital
required: no soliciting cauyasSing: cheap
mail order business. but an honest occupation.
| have nothing TO sell but the plans: sent com
plete for 81 bill. p. O. box ST. Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
NEW ORDERS DAILY

FREE OFFICE FEE AND FREE FARE
COLFAX COIFAX
APPLEGATE APPIEGATE
NEW ENGLAND MILLS
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
MALE HELP wANTED-continuea


OFFICE OPEN
TODAY SUNDAY I'd II.
MURRAY & READY,
LEADING EMPLOYMENT AGENTS.
lS2-1S4-7S6 HOWARD ST,
BET. THIRD AND FOURTH SITS. San
Francisco.
PHONES SUFFER- 1905 and 1905, Home J1546.
BRANCH OFFICES:
ith and Broadway, opposite s. r depot,
Oakland.
Pnones Oakland 1861. Home A5f45.
I'd and Main SITS and i26 Marchesault ST,
Los ANGELES.
o2s jackson ST.. San Francisco
5000 men wanted. for R. r. work. new work
ahd reconstruction, and track gangs.
ALL-FREE FARENFREE FARE.
NOW To
NATRON VIA EUGENE,
FREE FARE sHIp TODAY SUNDAY
TO NtTRoN.
100 laborers. 1925 day
100 teamsters. 225 day
90 concrete Iaborers, $3.50
SHIP raE rRaEEMEMRER = FREE FARE iIso opr
NOTICE,
YOU READ THIS.
oh Monday and Tuesday have - different
steamers sailing to different lumber :
panles for Mendocino. Humboldt, Sonoma, Mon
terey and Oregon; $50 men wanted for this
work Tor all classes of work in sawmills.
Yards and woods: top wages different rep
rsSentatiyes in our Office: you them.
tax with them; they will give you the job
You are looking for
ALL FREE FARE. ALL FREE FARE
CARPENTERS
FREE FARE.
10 carpenters, good company. free fare, for
nntidinS concrete forms. $3.50.
~ carpenters, large power CO.. 'oa. job $i0l.
y carpenters. rough work. company job 500.
hcuse carpenters, near by. 81 day
BRICK MASONS
. Drlck masons. country job, fare 81 %, So day.
CARPENTERS AND HELPERS.
nridge carpenters. free fare, see boss here
today. Monterey coumy
!" ianorets help carpenters, ETC.. boss here
FREE FARE
0REGON-OREGON,
KLAMATH FALLS,
CALUR AND DORIS
l-Ooo laborers, teamsters, trackmen, tunnel
men. roekmen, machine and hand drillers;
wages So TO $3 day.
FREE FARE AND no OFFICE FEE.
ALL FREE.
300 teamsters, laborers, driIlers tunneImen,
APpLEG ATENcoITA'x1 SoiHrI' ~ Pr HF cap
AuBURN-NEWCASTL
reconstruction G. =. r.. r. work.
BRING YOUR BLANKETS TO OUR OFFICE;
WE WILL SHIP YOU FREE TODAY.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12

MEETINGS-Sunday
GREATER interest is the result Of DR. How
lands honest spiritual work; he has no living
egusl; the church meetings viii now be held
NJ Or. HOwland's parlors 1870 Fillmore St
silver collection at the door: every sunday
night; come early Tor good seat.
DR. HOWLAND'S soc readings TODAY: circIe
&c tonight: 1890 Fillmore St: doctor has
never failed IN teaching. 50 you can read for
others as vel as he does: the reduced price
eili only be for a short whle Or. Howland
stands today superior in every degree; don't
miss ID.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-12
SIEETINGS-Lodges

MEETTNGS-LOdges
CALIFORNIA lodge No. l. F. & a NJ
oihcers and members are hereby notified "a
~ ATTEND the funeral Of our deceased ~ ~
brother DIR. RUDOLPH ". BAUM of"
Palmyra lodge No. 26 OF Placervile. Cal. IN
ma hall. Golden Gate Commandery building
2l35 Sutter St. MONDAY. June l3. 1910 al
1880 a. m Master Masons and friends Of
deceased invited Interment private. By
der Of the master.
EDWARD PEABODY. Sec.
EXCELSIOR lodge No. 1G6. F. & A. NJ a
OFFICERS and members are respectfully ~
requested 10 assemble at the ball 1879 M
Fillmore ST., on SUNDAY, June II. at
O'Clock, 10 attend the funeral Of our late
brother. RICHARD STEPHEN POLASTRI. By
order OF the ". NJ. H. J. OWEN, Sec.
ORIENTAL Reb. lodge No. 90 l. aseENsss
@, O. F., meets EVERY WE'D S$45F.E
NESDAA EVENING in Fraternal tsssSs9fs<E
nal. J. o. o. 4. bldg. eth and NV
Marker SIS. LILLE NJ CURRAN, y. G.
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sALEsMEN AND SOLICITORS w,NT,D

Statesmen wanted-No experience required;
hundreds OF positions now open paying from
knight OF the Grip" win show you how to
get one OF them. Write Tor CALI for it today.
ADDRESS National statesmen Lrsinlng AsSoela-
tion. 1919 Metropolis Bank bldg, San Fran
csco branches; New York, Chicago, Kansas
City, Minneapolis. Atlanta.
TRAVELLING representatives Chustiersl wanted
in south. and west. states-handle our splendid
line tailored to order mems suits and garments
Lib. cont. and comp high grade sample case
outfit supplied. Clothing kn0wl not nee. but
Oring Co. Market and Madison, d, Chicago.
HUSTLER wanted to sell stock in California cor
ing $50 men most staple line and wonderful
demand for its product; liberal remuneration
for the right man, Apply immediately after
i030 a. NJ. at I4S-749. Mills building
Statesmen wanted-Salesmen can easily make
$40 day selling gold window letters
novelty signs and changeable signs; catalogu,
cnloa-o-
WANTED-A live real estate salesman Of gooC
address; splendid opportunity for a capable
man. Call Tuesday. c.. W. MEDLER AZ;
me -.
Statesmen making small towns can earn
h,ce Iin income monthly carrying our poeSet sid
tury Mfg. Co.. 1908 Wells ST. Chicago.
CAPABLE salesman to cover California viii
stapic line; high commissions. with $40,
monthly advance. Permauent position 10 righ
man. JESS. II. SMITH CO.. Detroit. Mich
SIDE line. pocket samples, 10 minutes $40 com
mission; high grade men only. other necS
apply. Advertising Novelty Co.. Newton. Ia
SOLICITOR for advertisements in Daily Tran
script: salarK and commission win make
favorable contract a52 Broadway. Oakland
PRINCIPALS teachers students and other.
wanting to make big money in genteeI way
Box 1872. Call office.
MISSION hrancd OF The Call, aIILLER.S, sta
toner. 30i1 10Th st.
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WANTED-Experienced salesw0man for suit and
ready to wear department: references required
Address box 81. SiarysviIie Cal. or inquire Of
LEE ESCHEN & co. III Sansome ST.. $ L. s
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AN experienced house keeper wishes position; !;
ferred Address box 173, San Bruno, San
AIateo county. Cal.
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ALL FREE-FARE-FR
FREE FARE TO OLANCHA
eo teamsiers Cal New. Ry., free fare SGT so.
FREE FARE TO TUCSON
FREE FARE TO ARIZONA
~ laborers, s. p. fence gang, $50 to SCI. so
FREE FARE TO WILLIS.
REE FARE-EU REKA AND SHERWOOD
100 laborers and drillers. free fare $50 to S75.
FREE FARE TO SISKIYOU
% section lahorers, free fare. $40 aud i'd
FREE FARE-SACRAA1ENTO co.
90 laborers. transfers, leaders and plow siak-
eTs for company work. $50 to SO; free fare.