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the transportation of the rich rock from
the mines of Virginia. These ore cars
are practically Junk and 1t is doubtful
| If they Will ever turn another wheel.
| TIE Brunswick mill was one of many
! thai turned its tailings loose in Car
SOP river. 1t is safe to say that 81, 1,000,-
| 0oS worth of tailings has been sent
yhere 1t is lost forever.
II Many Of the mills along the Carson
Rput in failing ponds and since cyanide
became practical many fortunes have
been taken from the refuse. In the
case of the Brunswick it is a straight
loss.-Tonopah Bonanza.
Red Hills Ore
ELY, Oct. 13.-Netting the fortunate
owner in the neigh borhood of $4,000
after all smelling charges are paid, the
richest consignment of silver lead ores
ever shipped from White Pine county
was forwarded to the Salt Lake smell
ters last Thursday from the bonanza
Red Hills district. The so ton shipment
Will average As per cent lead, 700
ounces of silver and s8 in gold
Having devoted their energies to the
opening up of new territory, where Il
was believed that shipping ore of an
excellent quality would be encountered,
the Dietlaffs were finally rewarded for
their efforts In making connections
between the principal working shaft
and tunnel driven for the ostensible
purpose of tapping the large ore bodies
owners uncovered the deposit of high
grade silver lead ore, which formed
the nucleus of the recent Shipment
GOldheld News
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Tonopah Extension

The Tonopah Extension 80 stamp mill
has just completed the most successful
months run, from working point of
view, in it's history, the record show
traction. During the past two or three
months the average daily tonnage
crushed and treated has been gradual
ly increasing, until now it is better
than 140 tons, surprising the former
estimates made by General Manager
Kirchen. Every department of the
mill is doing, excellent work. which IS
traction for September. which is be-
tween 80 and SO per cent. Another
large shipment of bullion went out
this week, representing the cleanup of
of September; and consisted of 1,s2o
the total bullion shipments for the
month of September up to $500
pounds, valued at $3S,000. the recent
stiffness in the price of silver adding
considerably to the value of the bull
lion. The shipments of concentrates
tons, of which Is tons were sand con-
centrates, valued at from $3.50 to $40o
ton, and % tons were slime concen-
trates, vailed at $3.50 to $500 ton.
and the extraction of values are great
er than those of August, the net re-
turns will not be quite as large as
that month. owing to the average
grade of ore being somewhat below
that for August, the estimated average
value of the ore for September being
trif1e over $13 per ton. When it is
considered that the output from the
mine is mixed with ore drawn from the
mill dump, this is very creditable
showing, and proves the Tonopah Ex-
tension mine is most reliable ore
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&AUCTION& &

A CAR OF HORSES. MARES AND MULES
of the same consignment sold last Thursday
will be sold Thursday, October %. at IL a m.
2O5 and 200 Valencia St We will sell from
to carloads of the stock every week
This consignment consists of 500 broke and 200
unbroke horses and mares. We will continue 70
sell them until we close them out We viii
also sell 40 head of cheap ranch stock. wagons
and harness Of all kinds Outside stock sold on
commission. Phone Park 2T23.
CLOUGH & BRODIE, Auctioneers.
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Naval StOres--Turpentinc and ROsin
sAvANNAH Ga, Oct. 22-Turpentine-
Firm. 75s.c; sales, 25s; receipts, 1885, ship
n'fhss nn,I. no sales; receipts 2,o34; ship.
ments. 500: stock ess7o. Quote: B, So; D,
seo5: E, $500; F, se.4o: G; ss45; Il: $3.50;
$3.50: k, 1856; NJ, $3.50; N, $6.65; WG,
s675: WV, S7.1b.
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Dried Fruits. Raixins, Nuts and Hone

An interesting review of this years raisn mar
ket appears elsewhere on this page
Fruits -EFaporated apples. "a &c; fancy. sG
SIC; apricots. In 13c: fancy Moorpsrks. 13l5 a
I4e- peaches. ~ G6lzc; fancy. 7e; prunes. 51z a
bb3c. with premium for the large sizes: figs,
~ Gzl.c FOR black and 5@61kc for white; pears
50 12Lc.
Raisins-New crop layers. Clusters crown.
s. 50; crown s.: crown. $40; crown,
81 10: crown. 81 10; seeded SO acc for choice
and 6lac for fancy; Thompson's seediess, 5d
bAc for unhleached and 7l9c for bleached; loose
Tnuscatel. 4 crown SIC. 8 crown 4%c. 2 crown
zkc; seedless. 334 dzS4c; new raisins. 81 93hc
In sTeHtbox at Fresno.
Nuts-AlmOnds. nonpareils. 15hc: IXL IA Ae
ne plus ultra. 13Ike; peerless. 12Rc; brakes.
l2c languedocs. lie; hsrdshell. Sc; shelled
almonds. 30n 35c: nav walnuts. 15c Id for
No ! softshells. 1zl5c for No. / standards No
sta Ddard. lie: pecans. 14ia a 15c: peanuts, AZ
d5c: pine nuts, 1s@ zoe; California chestnuts,
1oG lie per 10.
Honey-Water white comb 16d17c: white do.
12G I2isc; amber do. Iod11c: extracted. So acc
for white. 7@sc for light amber and 15q6Hc
per lb for amber
Beeswax-2715 d3oc per ID for light and 239
26c for dark
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.r AT AUCTION ~

You can buy 1 to carload of all purpose
Horses and Mares. at your price. Also
Wagons and Harness. Horses delivered to trains
and boats free of charge. Don't forget Wednes
day October %. IL 565 4th ST.. Oakland
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

and MendocIno. fsa2oc; Humboldt, zoe asked;
Nevada. l3Gl8c per III,
valley, 761oc; San Joaquin fan lambs, 7@loc;
do defective and heavy, 5@7c per ID
Hops-Crop of 1910. loG15c per Id.
General Merchandise
bags. 5Nc; wool bags, .27l4c for slslb and 2s15c
for Id; fleece twine. Z 12e per ID. go
ton: wellington, SO; New Wellington, 50; Coos
Pelaw Main. SO: stanford Richmond. 50; Cum
berland, SIS in bulk and S16.50 in sacks; Welsh
anthracite. sl5; coke, SIC per ton in bulk and
oil-ouotations are for barrels. r.inseed.
Sill per gallon for boiled and Slo9 for
raw cases &c more csstgE oil o in sins esses' nn9 Mq
reis. 'so@ssfsc for xxx. 77Aasie for No. !
extra bieached winter sperm oil. soc; natural
winter sperm oil. soc; natural whale oil @ 55c;
pure neatsfOot oil. s5c; No: neatsfoot oil; 65c,;
herring OIL, 50c salmon oil, zoe; boiled fish oil.
J0e paint oil. 45c.
barrels or drums 9c: $50 degree oil, iron barrels
or drums. lol3c: special do. lie; pearl oil: In
le Se n5sr raS aS crn exTa nd s5dr motor
gasoline. in bulk l7c in cases 24c; engine distil-
late in drums & tlss g. cases &c more; SO degree
makers and painters naphtha. in bulk 15e, In
Turpenfine-s1.o .o2 per gallon in cases and s5c
in bulk. drums and iron barrels.
Rosin-E. $40: F. 50. A: G, SO. 50; q. s9:55;
J. So. GO; X, s915; NJ. $40: n, S10.35; VIC.
S10.50; WV. Sl0a5 per barrel of $50 lbs.
Red and White Lead-Red, Sla@9c; white, y
@es3e per lb.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard fine granu-
lated. BLOC; standard sranulated. BLOC;
fruit granulated, Bloc: cut loaf. in barrels only.
T.10c; II. & 4. crystal dominos. lb cartons in
eases. S.1oc; do in 2 lb cartons in cases. S.60c;
monarch bar, 5.45c; tablets. in half barrels,
5.6ac: do in 25 ID boxes. 5.s5c; cubes and A
crushed. 5.35c: monarch powdered, soc; xxx
powdered. 5-20c: candy granulated. 3.2Oc; confec-
TONERS A. Bloc: eonfectioners crystals. d. 20c;
extra fnc granulated. 1900: agnolia A. 4.T0c;
extra c, 460c; golden C. 4.50c; D. 4.40c. Barrels
and 80 ID bags l0c half barrels 25c. boxes soc
more per 100 lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs net.
Bar In IS and 40 Id tins ST. 20 more. in and 10
b tins 50 So more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 ID bags.
The California and Hawaii sugar refining COM
panS quotes as follows: Granulated basis. 51ee:
crushed. 5-35c; berry 5.1oc; C. & Fl. extra fne
granuiated. BLOC; coarse dry cranulated- Bloc;
confectioners' A. 5.10c: confectioners crystals,
5.20c; cubes. 5.35c bricks. half barrels $500:
bricks in 80 III boxes 5. S5c; extra fine dry gran
ulated ti00 lb bags onlyl. 4.90c: excelsior A.
470c; extra c. 4.50c: golden c. 4.5oc; yellow ID,
4.40c; cut loaf. in barrels only, 7.10c; II. & f..
crystal dominos, 5 lb cartons in cases. s. 10c do
ID cartons in cases S.60c. Additional per 100
barrels 25c more; boxes. SOC more for all grades.
Bar in 35 and 40 10 tins. 81 10 more: in 10 ID
tins, $2-35 more. Minimum order. carload weight.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
TSbeoiol Dispatch 10 The COLL
Los ANGELES. Oct. 22.-Potatoes were firm
er on the produce exchange today, although the
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'NAs Nt nearly everything on The list well up
70 market needs. prices showed little improve
ment. Summer squash made 4 sharp advance on
.ihased offerings. less than 260 boxes coming 10
band The Gamers kept the market bare of TO-
Iaatoes paying &c box for surplus stocks Egg
plant and peppers were weak. with stocks still
&eesnci@ting. There was nothing new in pota-
ro,atoes-- River whites. To@9oc per ca: sail
seS burts nks, Sl-50@1.6 60 per ctl: oregon Bur
per ctl.
onions.New yellow, sl@Lo5 per ctl.
t2bies-TOnl; Aces. 2J6 z0c per box; green
ness, zM5c per 10; string beans ad4e per III:
hna beans, 506c per lb: sumner squash 81 a 10
per ooXt eggplant. 40@G0c ner box: green pen-
pets 3O4aoe uer box; garlic. 3Gzc per lb;
cabbage. 65dT5c per ctl: cueumbers. G0Q75c
ptL 9oKi caulioower, 5o0G0c per dozen: turnips,
N2ss t'e per sack carrots. C5@T5c per sack;
green okra, 25 5940e per box.
DeciduOus aud Citrus Fruits
leiic grapes continued TO pour into the market
rom various sections aud as rain damaged stock
ttuIea tdrgeiy in the arrivals. prices were lr-
regular Even = all Of the offerings had been
in GOOD condition. prices would have been weak.
"s iie supply was altogether too much for the
hfafket 10 absorb. With az receivers 81 was an
cSiFeile lEUre for lug boxes cf muscats. while
r:ia danaeed lnts Of other varieties sold down to
-at- Early arrivals Oe nutmeg melons found
rcs'iy sale ri high prices while bela.ed stock
iiHa IN be sold az comparatively low figures or
Tics. whTe tho semand for the other orchard
3rCirs WAS limited best There was little
rKiTa buyiRg of berries for week end wants but
3, had no enect on values
tasphorTIes-S8- 50GI6 per chest.
liucsleberries-5GS per ID.
Crs1herrles-Co0S hay S3d4 per box: CaSe
Cod. ST506S per hbl for early black aud So q
$50 Tor late Howes
Aaplss tper hoNb-Fancv tier red soc ds1. %:
20 y tier. e5Gs5c; Newtown rippins. coca
Sl]c; Belle1OTer, T3cGs1: choice fruit. 35Gsoe.
Rears-Winter Ncllis. Sl-2501-5O pei box;
cooking varieties. 50c0SI per box.
tninces--75c6lS1 per boK.
Elums-Iaie red 5ocGSI per box
ti-s-15c6lSi per box
i'l-7sirn nrrn-s--SId1 I - per box
f'ou1eeTa nateS-6o GT5c for small and 81 1Gi-j0
for lsrse boxes.
aelons-Nutmeg melons. SlQI.T5 per box.
H-apes-Crates, SlNl. % for Isabella. 60d 75c
Tor queen and $4,000 for other varieties;
large boxes. muscat. s50eMs1: tokav. 25dT5e:
seediess. SI-5od2: bsck. 40665c; cornichnn. 80
naeoc; wine grapes. Si28i4 per ton for Zinfan-
del and SSG10 for Mission.
Citrus Fruits (per boxl-Valencia oranges.
S3.756lk Tor fancy s36350 for choice and 81 50
az for standard; grapefruit. s2.5064 for seed
less lemons. Se66-5O for fancy S4@S for
choice snd S2.J0M3 for standard: Mexican lines.
Se.5OG7
Tropical Fruits-Bauanas. T5cdS1.25 a bunch
Tor Hawaiian and Mexican s. 506I3 % for Central
American; pineappIes. S2.5o@3-5O per dozen.
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N HORSES, MARES, HORSES Er

public auction my livestock TUESDAY. Oct. -.
II a. m. 22T Sth ST. cor. Alice, Oakland. Sale
takes place rain or shine. A. NELSON.
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CHURCH SERVICES

AAA-RALLYi RALLY RALLY. GREAT
MISSIONARY MOVEMENT RALLY will he
held this Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the temporary headquarters OF the Young
Mems Christian association 1920 Gesry ST
Bright, short, stirring talks by r. NJ J.
Armstrong. A. S. johnson. James Chown and
J. IT. McCollun.
Henry J. Mccoy. general secretary. VIII pre-
side. -
4 musical program of high order will be
rendered by Mrs. Harry McMullin and Mrs
Hurbert Brace, assisted by the instrumental
trio.
Service for men only. An men invited. Come.
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANT A BETTER PLACE? Government sal
aries are high. steady and sure; work is
pleasant and promotion easy: liberal vaca-
tions: pull needed: hundreds OF vacancies
every week in 'all parts of II. s.: paper
tells you just how you can get one of these
fine positions. only 10 cents for 6 months
trial. money back request. Send dime or
stamps today to desk 414, Civil Service Rec
ord, Washington. d. G.
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WANTED TO LEARN TRADE

WANTED-Your work pays the expense to learI
trade that pays So day in few months time
electricity. automobiles, plumbing, brick laying
actual contract Jobs; 200 students last year
United Trade School Contract Co., 1928 Mkt
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NEN-s1o daily sure. seIIisg ',MendariPs .,lS I'
sa,S - rirets: also farmers hatchet, toois
IN one r. FOOTE CO., Los ANGELES ca.
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FIRST Unitarian church. Franklin and Gearv
sts.. Rev. Bradford Learitt minister. resi-
dencc 251l Octavia St; phone West 2955-Sup-
day school alto a. m, Charles A. Murdock SUI
perintendeRt; Junior church at at 1920 "a m !:
Mr. Horace Davis viii address the class on
'-PrscticaI Christianity: church service ii
A. m, Rev Bradford Leavitt viii preach; sub
jec-, Each for All and All for Each: music
Liifie Birmingham. alto: Frank osnlow. tenor
John Darlington. bass; II. Bretherick oreanist
All are cordially invited. There is no evening
service.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
AAAA-CANTON Bureal Of f~Information-Chin
cooks and walters for functions. Canton Bank
building. $40 Kearny ST.; phone Suffer us
AAA- PHONE WEST 1871.
Largest Japanese and Chinese employment office
In city. T. TAMURA CO.. 1872 Laguna 81.
H0RI CO.. 174S SUFFER- ST.; PHONE WEST
2SO3-Best Japanese-Chinese help promptly
furn. open day and night. Home phone S2S03.
AA-OSCAR HATSUMI Japanese Chinese Emp.
Co.; best help with care and guar 1913 Geary
ST.; phone West 56SS. Home S4OSs.
J. CONN, Chinese emp. bureau; Chinese cooks
special. hotel or fam. 770 Clay; T. Doug. 1852.
III. W. HONG, Chinese employment office. sos
Webster St, Oakland; phones Pekin %, A3125.
STAR emp. office; Japanese Chinese help. W.
KODATA. 1908 Geary; tel. West 167. S490s
JAPANESE and Chinese employment office. 1878
Post; phone West I15s, Home phone $685.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13

HAMILTON SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH
Post ST. between Fillmore and Steiner
II A. VI. REV. c. L. RH0ADRS of NEW YORK
THE LAYMEN'S MISSIONARY MOVEMENT
12:15. SUNDAY SCHOOL
6.45. YOUNG PEOPLES MEETING
7:45 'CHRISTIAN AT THE CROSS
CHRISTIAN WELCOME FOR ALL
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13

CEMENT-FINISHERS,
oNCRETE-LABORERS.
cement hnishers for big job, country,
SIS. 80 to 81 day
C0NCRETE-MEN.
20 laborers to mix and work in concrete;
country, $7j.
QUARRY LAB0RERS.
20 laborers for large company's quarry TO go
south, steady work, S67 so.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13
BARRIERS AND SUPPLIES
BARKER CHAIRS.


BARKER CHAIRS.
We have just received the sample of our
PORCELAIN GLASS ENAMEIED 1910 model
chair. This chair has many features and
outclasses ALL other makes in finish. appear
ance and comfort: both to the customer and
barber. CALL AND SEE IT.. for ii is to your
interest. Sold on easy terms and at a price far
below all competition. If you are about to open
shop or remodel don't fail to We tit
mp shops complete on very easy instalments.
JAMES BARKER, INC.
Phone Franklin $500. 94 Turk st
GENTLEAiEN-This advertisement is to an
sPsY the FrRm n sAS q SE oS
MEReHANDisE of RELIABLE QUALITY q
all SUPPLIES and TOOLS at the LOWEST
market prices We solicit SHARE Of your
VALUED PATRONAGE and invite Inspection
s,f. Of our NEW and COMPLETE stock at our
EDW. L. coRDY & CO.. ss TAYLOR ST.
Edw. L. cordy lproprietorl formerly with
AN telephone and MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY
pacidc phone, FRANKLIN 1s4o
Home phone. J2e36.
CHAs. COLEMAN & CO.'S SPECIALS.
Two chair shop, SaNMateo. ............,.. $50
Two chair shop. transfer corner. 200
Two chair shop, baths. ............... 225
Two chair shop transfer corner........ 225
Three chair shop off Market ST. 2S5
rayee chair shop. Mission district 800
Three chair shop on Market st. 3I5
Three chair shop, Kearny st.-..-....... 450
-Four chair shop Southern California. =. 1000
COLEMAN & CO., $50 Market st.
BARBER shop for sale; 2 chairs; living rooms;
no opposition; suburbs Of Oakland and Clare
mont; owner in other business; rent $3.50;
lease. 46s College av., Oakland.
$15o-2 chair shop; oldest and best location in
neighborhood; excellent opportunity for live
East 18th ST., Oakland.
BARBER shop for sale: 2 chairs: the best little
shop in Oakland; $3.50 Will handle 1t: going In
another business; come and see 1866 Broad
way, Oakland. upstairs.
ARREST that barber If he don't buy his barber
goods at cheapest place on coast; complete
revolving chair shop $50; credit nonforfeitIng
lease. 394 Hayes ST.
FOR sale-2 chair shop; good business; trial
given; swell location; long lease IL desired;
no dead ones need apply 2701 Mission ST.
BOOTBLACK stand for sale at 202 Powell ST.
corner o'Farrell; chairs; long lease. Apply
at tne slana every evening IRON to 8.
BARBER shop and rooms for rent Inquire G.
WYMAN, 9th and East 18th ST., Fruit
vale: phone Merritt ss42
best; natural finish. At BAUERS 1854 Ellis
lege Of buying; state terms. Box 1887 Call.
BARRIERS Protective Union-Employment secre-
tary. w, BARON. IT'S Mkt; phone Kny. 1884
BARBER wanted for Saturday and Sunday. Ills
Center ST., Oakland.
BARBER wanted for Saturday and Sunday. 76s
LADIES wanted for barber shon. Apply at
''O ~ =
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GRACE Pro-csthedrai cor. Of Sacramento and
Taylor sts-Very Rev. J. Wilmer Gresham, r.
D.. dean Rev. Frank Stone, NJ a. locum
tenens 5 a. m. holy communion; 94o a. M
Sunday school; IL O'Clock, morning prayer, iAt-
any and sermon; O'clock, evening prayer Win
address
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RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

A small want ad in The Call will do it quicker
than q dozen signs piastered your windows
and which spoils the looks Of your home be
sides Phone Kearny 50 for an ad man to call
and you.
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.;,sn- ersranteed Sc razor free win oox Oh
~sasn.S ~ yc., can too. Parker Chemfeai To-
Chicago
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOTED PSYCHIC
Fred p Evans. the world famed psychic for
STATE writing clairToyance. etc, consulted on all
important subjects. business social aud spiritual
The Development of mediumship speciality Of
nee rooms 62o-e2l, Mechanics bank bldg, a4s
Market St: hours 10 10 & phone suffer g94
Send for circular.
GRAND spiritual meeting tonight corner Steiner
and Geary sts.; tests by the world wide ceIe-
brsted singing evangelist, Dr. Howlsnd: doors
open 4. begin promptly O'Clock; silver coIlec-
fioo 81 the door.
MRS. r. 5. LILLE the gifted speaker and
Mrs. Runnells. the noted medium at the Pro-
Sressive Spirituslsts' meeting this evening st
New Era Hall 2I2I Market st. near Church
All welcome
MRS. l. II. KINNAIRD ord con- daily IO-4:
circles sun. Mon, Wed, Fri, p. m 1889
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ST. PAUI,S Protestant Episcopal church, Cali
fornia ST. near Fillmore, Rev. Robert }. Rent
son rector-Services: Holy communion, . a. M. ;
morning prayer aud sermon. IL O'Clock; sub
ject The Shadow of Death; evening prayer
and sermon, 7:45 o'clock; subject. Deliver os
From Eril'' Sunday school, 9:4J a. M All
are cordially invited
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NIEETINGs-LegaI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE UNITED LODGE OF THEOSoPHISTS.
Room q. 502 California st. corner Montgomery
tonight at = Earthquakes. Their Law
Public lecture. Questions answered. Free 10 all
THE0SoPHICAL-Leeture tonight, O'clock
p mai Birth hall. 4oS Van Ness. Recording
Angels, the Scribes Of Mind" James H. NJ
Le-Apslev-
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CENTRAL Methodist Episcopal church 0'FarreiI
ST west Of Franklin Rev. Ebert r. Ollie. q. D..
pastor. The pastor will preach 11:l5 a. M,
The Lsyman's Missionary Movement; 7:45
y. NJ. IF I Had My Life 10 Live Over"
Sunday. school. 1880 p. m Young peoples
meetings at 6:l5 D. m. Midweek peoples
services, Wednesday at 7;s5 p. N. Holy week
services from Palm Sunday to Easter iHclu-
sive. Seats free. Everybody welcome.
BETHANY Congregational church. on Bartlett
near 25th. Preaching services II a. m. rs
There a Hells' 7-So p M. The Masters
Toucb.'' SUNDAY school. 9-z5 a. m. V p
: C. T. 6:I5 y. m. Speaker, Hon. Charles
A. Murdock: subject. "A View OF Unionism."
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-A passbook with the Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society of San Francisco, in the name of
James Connolly, No 23S l24S. The finder will
please return TO bank. Unless same IL returned
within five days a new book will be issued to
the applicant.
L0ST-Saturday, from Central ay. and Fell st
10 Sacramento and Polk. on cars or at trans
fer point. wreath pin with small diamonds
reward l60S Fell St
DOST-Between here. Sausaito and South s F.
purse containing money and . rings Liberal
reward for returning 10 owner at 179 Com
monwealtb av. city.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-12-15

changes and experiences Of the same, will
show to the rising generation the possibiI-
tiles Of reaching honored and successful
positions in life, however humble the be-
ginning may be. He very often met with
discouraging reverses, and suffered in
Vulnerable hardships, but with an energy
that knew not fatigue, and with indom-
table pluck and perseverance, he solved
the problem and enjoyed the reward.