The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 28, 1906, Page 3

TH - SAN FRANCISCO CALL JOHN D. SPRECKELS. Prop! JOHN McNAUGHT o 2 Manager TEMPORARY. OFFICE - - - 16513 FILLMORE STREET, S. F. e . OAKLAND OFFIGE - - - - FHONE...... 1016 BROADWAY .OAKLAND 1082 APRIL 18 GOD BLESS OAKLAND. Neighbors are neighbors, 4 ence 1 the neighbors lisc borhiood, why the neighbor as thyself, for-it m the co, Oakland, San Fra From the Oakland, e to the hi of Alam smitten pec broke - fast. ir The orgar the suddennes MRS, DFLRICHS WILL REBUILD Restore the Crossley and Rialto. To The Macdonough Estate Company is beg stone to n the construction of ten 3 and’ steel bulldings as soon be John Agar, manager of the company, arr from New York yesterday. He said all the destroyed structures would be re- placed at once. The bufldings of the Macdonough Es- tate Company destroyed by the fire obtained. C material can ivesd were: California Hotel, California The- ater; California building, Sutter street avenue; building at Gr n Square avenues, building rket and Front streets; bullding arket and Steuart streets, bullding at and Market streets, bullding at and Welch streets, bullding oc- by Kragen’s Furnituré Com- Market street, Whist Clu ing on Muson street, near Ma Mrs. Herman Oelrichs has decided "o rebulld the Crossley building and to re- palr the Rialto bullding. Thomas Magee is arrranging for a twelve-story siructure pext to the X tual Savings Bank building in Blythe block. The Emiporium will resume business next week at the corner of Post strest and Van Ness avenue. James D. Phelan is thinking of bulid- ing & botel in the gore at Market and O'Parrell streets. The Fairmont Hotel will be opened ebout ' February 1, 1507. Tke work of replacing the parts destroyed by fire was resumed Thursday. - No Injury was Gone to the walls or frame work. The foundation of the first building on the burned portion of Sixteenth street was laid yesterday by E. If. Black and C. L. Parent. Despite the fact that the apparatus of the Fire Department was more or less damaged, there is still sufficient to cope with any other fire. Twenty en- gine houses were burned, three engines. two water batteries and & hook and jadder truck were destroyed by the fire. Helf = dozen engines were so badly warped that they are mow at the cor- poration yard at the Wilmerding School belng ‘put into ocondition, Fifteen thousand dollars’ worth of tools were ‘burned in the two corporation yards. The following engine houses were de- stroyed: 5. 2, O'Farrell street; 6, Sixth street; 4, Howard; 5, Stockton; 7, Sfxth; §, Main; 10, Bryant; 12, Com- merecial; 17, Mint avenue; 19, Mnrkc:_; 25, Folsom: 25, Bay; 31, Pacific; 33, Bluxome; water tower house, Second at at cupled ny on street; chemical engine 2, Stockton street; chemical engine 8, Jackson street; engine-house, Pacific street, Bansoma. nsrm forges of the Wilmerding School end the machine shop of the Lick g been piaced at the disposal School have of the department to make necessary Teumur—dmwm ar and near, but the er s been to the people of San v heart to ever near nelghbors are a n their neighbors and their neighbors® sver that the great world is one neigh- command given, Love thy neighborhood and brotherhood of man. Francisco a city of Loving its neighbors earthquake or fire, has leeing from fire and calamity P, first rush of 100,000 people to »meth help, in all that great popu In. the for there had ting resources Our nearcst neighbor had y r away fef Committe ad orgenized, and, »ple roiled in by thousands, Oakland's vitte Then the food stogks in private and tens of thousands in hi d flight the more remarkable because of from San Francisco ed committees, to the different spen for shelter, ople was benev- such as flour nd were - those »ieat men -were their neighbor and boat there ets and stores Of necessity, anta Fe turned business of nd, that d to c and S: matized the people out of Oak r destination they d s congestion of population. i families that vast army, and at 1 tens of tho nds of tons of als and cared for the sick and ad of hundred: An excellent e fifty na ES and daughters usty set of nd they should 000 riplets, 1eda. ated S machinery of relicf in hand and ed “elvil government, kept all of to return to daily life, to all of ening all of the public schools, taking ses again, and making for mo- big-hearted neighbor,, that knows e ug Oakland and the cities of s8 men of San Francisco will a resurrection and life come upon San pleasanter places nor among better best in men and woman in the the store more than two hundred RAIN DESCENDS * UPON HOMELESS Thousands Pass ' Dark Hours Chilled. Rain dripped continuously [Thursday ght for hours through the impro- vised sheiters provided by San Fran- cisco’s homeless people in parks and vacant lots. Many persons, drenched and shivering, were driven into near- by houses for shelter. Thousands walked the streets to keep warm or huddled about campfires. The least distress was at the Presidlo, where nearly all the congregated refu- gees have been provided with tents by the quartermaster's department. Trenches were dug to carry off water and the ground was banked up around the tents, making them comparatively comfortable. Among 3000 Itallans camped near Harbor View there was much distress, especially among the women and chil- dren. The tents were few. A chilly wind blew Friday morning and the dif- ficulty experiepced in preparing food 2dded to the suffering. The high ground at Lafayette and Hamilton squares made drainage good. ‘When the rain penetrated the tents tne soldiers took the women and children into houses nearby. Soldlers also gave up their own tents to shelter the suf- fering. From Jeflerson Square, where thousands are encamped, those who were inadequately sheltered were tzken Into automobile garages and into the Lutheran Church. In several in- stances when people refused to admit women and children the soldiers un- ceremoniously broke down the doors with the butts of their rifies. Several thousand tents are en route. Within a few days shelter will be pro- vided for 150,000 persons. FEach tent now in position will be coated with tar bullding paper, which may make them water tight. The supply of available field stoves has been exhausted. Others will be recelved. Some are held for hospitals and for families in dire dis- tress. ———— Hawaiian Seeks the Roaches. | | | ) | F. L. Hoogs, manager of the Hawaiian | Star, arrived yesterday from Honolulu, | He is searching for Thomas Roache Sr., and wife, formerly of 527 Howard street, and Thomas Roache Jr., and wife of Ocean Beach. Send information of | these persons to Associated Press head- quarters at Bush and Fillmore street. ——— British Columbians Should Register. People who have relatives in British Columbia may have their names pub-| lished among the survivors in the Vie- toria papers by registering at head- quarters and stating the facts in their respective cases. R ' “knocked out” and none will be in con- dition for a month. Superintendent Riley 2ays that the automobiles d4id most excellent work bhauling engipes when the horses gave out. THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1906. .. MEETING NOTICES—Continued. SPECIAL. ' meeti MANY M"_“[ms The San Francisco _Gall ng = Krieger Verein, MEET, TO THE EA(X}" members of Golden HELP WANTED—MALE. ued. e officers and A_—CUTTING & GUNN, Inc. loyment té Aeérle No. 6I, ont. & Cal. E: N Bttty & 2 b m. sharp at| Frateral Order of Eaglen, anyah gen Cobing $ivs Snploymeat A [ 2 3 umxm“m"“‘, [T el ' also to| LIS of the order residing in San Fran-| 635 Washington st, S 'F. are | JOHN D. SPRECKELS.....Proprietor| Iadcs are req e o Feoond, alm to Thoeting o gDy notifled to attend &) 3 gemeral emplovwient busincss and iaviss R s & - e em; in i " | JOHN McNAUGHT .. Manager| 3t SounEons, corner Sixth ave. and | day, April 9. 1500 at 2 b o aC M| and phac i Tanlic to, phane, write oc call Jol e g M st. South; Secretary Max Lengefeld, . ' e and 152l Bddy st. reat; Seorstary Copaul, | joound Hall . Potrefo " avenue, near e C. J. OWEN...... --Business Manager 17l Sanchez st.; Comrade F. Kaiser.| pees. 'éym;xr-g;rs;{'e“' R b"f"l near Broaduny é{’f‘r‘?i’f‘?&& c‘tm.‘a‘.z;d —— en Gate Aq No. A - —— Temporary Office, 1651-3 Fillmore St. | z-et* MAX LENGEFELD, Sec. B.'F. HARLON. Secvracy” arat | e SAN FRANCISCO. * Gold Mining Will Bring Much New Phone .... West 596 [he stated . b meeting will be Leld ‘Wednesday evening, May 9, at 8 o’clock, EXCELSIOR lodge No. 165, F. & A. M— | THE R. E. Lee Camp of the U CRACKER bakers £ isk . Los “ of Confederate V ora s e, s eterans will hold their -Angeles; peelers, rollers, mixets, ov: i & el oigh = in Ki , £ 1| monthly meeting on May 1, 1906, at s p.| men; regular wages. Apply Saturda | Oakland Office . . . . . 1016 Broadway | st Mofucrs e vaquiamia o nieimoe] ™t tho rosidencs of - and Mes & 28 Ving st Bemeciey: 3 | Coin Shca Oakland 10ss| Secretary of chunge of address. - Churchill, 248 Post st 1 | . = o EDWIN L. Fog%'x‘m_zl,l W [ Yocat. ghiea T 2 : Eatiile CHURCH NOTICES. T E O e e Gas and Stean; Fittery eni umbers. | \_HOTEL Gazette Employment Bureat, - 0 . J. , Ty, R ers, will meet at, < -0 e Isu lleS Wi" Kee CHURCH OF s(’];i:f!?sl’}‘?" THE EVAN-| o0t X 1838 O 1 st. ; :;Irexxl“‘gfl?:t Land n];mswn sts. Sunday, g; Broadway—Hotel clerk, $10; W-R.“. Morning service, with celeb 4 . 2. " WM. H. K FANTED--12 Fis odfish- pPp p holy communiop, at /e BuoR of the | SRR MEN of the World—Meeting Sat-| 22t WAL H. KELLY, President. | WANTED-12 Fishermen for he e Seventeenth and N ook, Hall, | ey F =i 28th, 2 p. m. Head Consul Boak the State Active. Ce streets, on day, | April 29, ut 1l a. m. alaehal Immecdiately after this service a meet- ing of the members of the parish will be | Camp G4, 2565 Market st. A. F. PHREANER, | held. A full attendance is requested. I. | Consul Commander 64. | C. Sanford, rector. et ot | J. WISNOM, Cierk 6. | Great State activities, representing| FIKST Presbyterian Church, Rav. Wil-| Address’ 373 Noe St. llam Kirk Guthrie, . pastor—For the present members of church and congre- | gation will worship with Calvar Neighbors, call and register or mail in their total output hundreds of mil- Address to your clerk. 1t will be present at hall, Golden Gate ing schooner Dora Eluhm. Apply PA- FIC STATES TRADING CO., 6 Mis- sion st. FRE® EMPLOYMENT OFFICE—FREE, At Costigan & Co.'s, 1265 st.. be- MERCHANT Tallors, a chant tatlors will mee 29, at 11 a. m. tant business. Chairman él&ngona\" mer- on Sun 'y April . 120 Fillmore st. irapor J. H. RGSENBERG, senti; tween Laguna and Buchanan; licansed Trades on Committes on R:;nn;ggg employment contracters; city work. of Trade. 24 1560 teamsters, laborers, mechanics, —_— wanted right away. MISSION Turn Verein, headquarters 563 i | : y lions of dollars a year, are ready to re-| Church, corner of Fillmore and Jack- | SPECIAL meeting of the Caledonian Club £ \ CONTRACTORS—NOTICE. Church street—Members are Tequested ;| All kinds of -orders solicited: no fes dieea S - s son_ sts. o8- will be held at Twentieth st. at 1| 10 register. Regular meeting Tuesday,| charged. Send ogders to COSTIGAN & build San Francisco. Inquiries mede| WiSTMINSTER Presbyterian Church, | P. m. Sunday, April 20. Business of im- |, Ma¥ L § p. m. CO., 1266 Bady -E S. F. tf Yesterday in this city developed highly | Curaer Webster and Bage stu.. 1o sic| Pportafice Full mrtanaar o press oL im- | o5 g BOARD OF DIRECTORS. DRE'S office ,formerly %17 Stockton {en e most extirely uninjured from the earth- | D. D. McRAE, Chief. ——————————————| st is located at the new Tribune hulld- significant facts. | Quuke. Sunday-schocl and preaching| J. H. DUNCAN, Secrcary. 28-2t —_ ing, Fighth and Franklin sts., ro? 4 The original basic industry of Cali-| servica FE e e Sndey miocHInEl T T L N B L oo ne T Oakland. -3t 5 + ini cd | a&s usual :45 and 11 o’clock. Chris- NCH RE ige No. 122, I. O. 0. F.— — ‘WANTED—Pa; box make: corner fornia, its Eold mnining, ey be el | O o e e In haa e cordially invited fto | RELIEF. ‘stayers, stiff box makers. mem f0€ Cor- upon in the present emergency to pro- i All are cordially invited. Her-| attend special meeting, 3 o'clock p.m., Journeymen Butchers, ruzated paper. WEMPE » Fifth duce at least $20,000,000 a year, and it 2 ay t it Bunday, at Hamiiton Hall, corner Geary | .B. and P. Assoclation. and_Adeline . 1t i e % TIAN S E—First Church of| and Stéiuer sts. | MEMBERS, TAKE NOTICE. 2 WAITERS north: fares advanced. Will not be interfered with in the least | ™ Chrict, Scientist, will hold services at. the | A. DAHRMANN, N. G. Meeting Sunday. April 29, 1 p. m. MRS. M. E. DAY, 1801 Fairview st.. by the destruction of large stores V." cor. Sacramento aud Scott sts. Sun- | - CHRIST ROEBER, R, 8. 2 « 1564 Waller st. South Berkeley; phone Stuart 323. -2t of mining machinery and supplies and | %2y Aprl 29, Sre fenbeiit zé“yenfirgha‘:;; MEMBERS of Templar Rebekah Lod Ong"PACHT\’FK A ‘ . electrical appliances. This. will all ba| of address to the president, Mies E. | " No, 19" send - nddresses - 1o Adsialie | 1¢ Chairman Board of Directors. | , EDUCATIONAL. “new money,” as described by W. C.| Bradshaw. 2063 Bush st. 26-4t| Brown, 213 Tremont ave. 28-3t* | . MISS ’_l’:ml.wn’s Scboollis open as "-1‘- Ralston, former president of the T | CLAN o, .7 5 | S TS Tacifie v S SR fornia Miners’ Association, trustee nf MEETING NOTICES. R e e SPECIAL moeting of the Servian Club| eeting Sunday, April 29, at 10 a. m. at the State Mining Bureau and president |~ wiil 1o held next Sunda: v, April 29, at i - of the Fulton Iron Wotks. 2. m. a1 elub rooms, By onder, |- Nipotecnth and. Noe and. Sanches. By | “Fifty counties,” sald Senator Ral- O e e B en JOHN HOOD, Chief. : | SFTRO RADOICICH, See. it g, . . ston, ‘“are producing mineral sub- SR i fee THQS. W. FORSYTHE, Sec. ae stances of vaiue. A great share of the | ALL Companions of the Forest of Amer- B TR e bk o < 5 gx;l S 4 they| ioa are requested to register at once at M;;Mgfm-? °fvfil"url‘e§s:}d‘" ‘} = ‘\“Zi‘j&‘_‘ | oo are gold producers and they| Poresters of America relief committee, | X3 Of AL e B St lere turning out more than $1,500,000 in| 435 Octavia st. 1t | ogioe g E. L. PEISER. ROYAL Arcanum—Relief board and in- formation bureau, 792 Faight street. Arcanians, report and register. gold each month. Gold is found as far south as San Diego County, in the des- erts of San Bernardino and Inyo coun- COURT Noe Valley No. 129, 1. O. F., will hold a speclal meeting Monday, | April 30, at § p. m,, at the usual place. | N. ties, all along the mother lode away up L. DONOVAN, Sscy 2| G. GUNZENDORFER, Chairman. in Modoc County, in scores of counties | THE board of directors of the Bureka | SUEDDEUTSCHER Vereln will hold a in lode and gravel deposits, and {hithe | . Bencrolent Association and “Hebrew | s iol tmecting on | Sundas: armi 2 sands of anciert river channels and in| the residence of FHenry Sinsheimer,| 1%h at 2 p. M. at the residence of the beds of present rivers. Thers it| I1MS Pine st, Sunday, Aprit 2. 1906, al| [Frank Huber, %21 Nineteenth street, be- 142 Hancock st., between Eighteenth and | WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. TYPEWRITER wanted—State name, mum- ber, condition, where seen, lowest price. P. O. box 150, Oakland. | SAN FRANCISCO Labor Couneil execu- tive committee will meet at headquar- ters of council. St. Helen Hall, Fif- teenth st. and Market, next Monday at | 12 m. Unicns are requested to notity | HIGHEST price paid for old gold and secretary of mceting places and head-| silver at C. KALLMANN & SON'S. Guarters at once. Meetings of council| 148 Fillmore st. 23-1 mo will be held at 325 Noe st.; date will be | AMATEUR printing presses | announced later. Labor Clarion office| new or second-hand. Call s at headquarters . Fulton st. {1t WM. P. McCABE, Sec'y. | WANTED—Horse and light { | om INLAID FLOOR . | ANCIENT Order of Hibernians, take no-| street. Tt tice—A general meeting will be held in | §t. Peter's Hell, Twenty-fourth and Alabama sts., Sunday next. &t 2 p. m. Daily meetings at 2 p. m., 8§77 Mis- sion st., corzer Powell ave. Fraternal- | 1y yours, BUSINESS CHANCES. COMPLETE job office in nnr-b{huvn: ‘mon! H x5 | has been in use about three be shipped at once. Address W. % tween York and Hampshire. Members, M. DONOHOE, Co. President. San Pablo ave., OCakland. lies, ready for the discoverer and miror. | 1090 % m. By oder o Lo Hlease attend. " By order of THOMAS DOYLE, Co: Rec. Sec'y. 252t | .~ LAUNDRY FOR SALE Nothing that has happened will check |—— | R e TR e I s G . F. Klop- | _suitable dyeing and cleaning works. 2 3 OFFICE of San Francisco Typographical FBANK HUBER, Secretary. it* | GERMANTA Club—Meeting foom at | op- | g ‘i;:: ]r:ahs:tmg&;ndusu) 0; thlfi féaten in x“mdm( So. 21, 425 Fmee"‘h,s"”"r‘("’k-'-HEADQU\RTERS S rn sttlcl gtur ;‘;“,';S“s;e:w r:::mmih.!:orr‘ (.;o:;";: Fillmore st. Call at 1 Fillmore, place. *2-T¢ | the - nere may be a dredger or| land, Cal.—The stated meeting for April Shrine, 148 o g | Mccthngs cvers bR e BUSINESS NOTICES. :: o‘ t‘haluwm be delayed a little, but 3, e o dTg'gflssu!: h;g&‘kp‘;{; g;‘n.i“ b wAwqumoN. Racesiiers | JOHN R. HAKE, Pres. 3t at is all. The majority of the large mining plants are in excellent shapa to 80 on. The Fulton Iron Works is run-| ning. The Union Iron Works and the Risdon Iron Works will be operating di- 1806, o'clock p. m., ifornia — . l?;‘n.aélnzy street, pbe!‘:‘vee:tTg:‘tg r._nd | Us A. O. D.—Attention: Members of Mc- Fleventh, Oakland, Cal. | Kinley Grove Np. 132, will please send GEO., A. TRACY, President. their present address to P. A. O0’Connor, H. L. WHITE, Secretary. 1t| C. & C. Hospllal, as soon as possible: also members of Golden Gate Grove | R. L. TOPLITZ, formerly 545-547 Market st., has opened temporary office S. /. comer Fillmore and California sts., in Edwia Val Schmidt's pharmacy. | CHANGE of meeting—The West Coast Life | “Ins. Co. will meet at office of Northern Cal- | | ifornia Power Co., cor. Kilis and Gough sts., | | | instead of at Qakland, as announced. | COLDEN Gate Lodge of men Plas- | JOSEP o merly 330 Pine R IMPORTANT meeting—Slavonic I. M. B.| No. 166 can send their present address | LDEN Gate Lodge of Jour e as-; JOSEPH B. TOPLITZ, formerly at, rectly. Any mining need will be reud-| “Soctety of San' Franciar, - Saturday | o Brothes 3. Hubachck at the C. & G| {gers will meet SATURDAY, April 28,3 | s opencd temporasy. affes S W, covees iiy met.” evening. April 28, at 1463 Seventh st., How(l)T‘;JASB{VAmg;{TER Al A are’earnestly T8hrestels ,g-m-m,_ Fillmore and California sts., in Edwin Val The dairy industry, which produces| Owkland. By orfereef presigent .| p (Ol NKba Ran Joble Arch | MARTIN CALLAGHAN, Pres. 3t Schmidt's pharmacy. more than $20,000,000 in butter and = — iF e Wl i | OLD Friends' Gréve No. 133, U. A. O_D., Wil meet at 1911 Golden Gite ave., Sun- day, April 26, at 2 p. m. if “unable to atiend. -2t RELIEF COMMITTEE. NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS. Minerva Parlor No. 2, N. D. G. W., has opened headquarters at 2039 Folsom st.| and kindly requests employers desiring heip to call or address sald number. ELEANOR ANDERSON, President, cheese values alone each year, is also reported by San Francisco business | men to be in good shape. The butter | land cheese of the State, it is proudly | |boasted by the dairymen, annually sur- 1t 138 Fair Oaks st., San Francisco. | ALL members of the United Erother- |passes the gold output of California in|—: | hood of the Carpenters and Joiners of value. Outside of San Francisco there| MAGNOLIA Lodge No. 2, I. O. O. F.—| America affillated with the District Council, and_who have lost their tools i the late fire, will register with the Secretary of th2ir union on or before Wednesday, May 2, 198. o Otricers and members please meet at| residence of Brother H. Stern, 2006 Bu- | chanan st., cor. Pine, tomorrow, Sun-| day, Aprii 2. at 3 p. m. - Please bring | your last receipt. SAMUEL POLACK, Secretary. ‘ll' are dairy supply houses that carry |large stocks of supplies and these will be reinforced by shipments from the East sufficient to supply all immediate demands, so that dairying and its al- Send addresses | ATTORNEYS. { |DANIEL O'CONNELL'S law office_ 86A | Sanchez st. - 2 NOTICE TO ATTORNEYS. Members of the bar having law books ' | yhich they are willing to loan for the use of the Court and_Bar Law_Library to be lo- | cated at the Superior Court in the syna- | gogue, will please addréss J. H. Deering, 2023 Broderick st., or leave word at the lawyers’ headquariers in the synagogue. Proper receipts will be given for the safe return of all_books. 1t SON, J. L. Kenaedy and W. DR. X. DODEL, 1519 Golden Gats sve. —— s "LOST AND FOUND. M. C. DONOVAN, 1520 Fifteenth at., wanted to deliver the trunks he re- ceived from 36 Bruce place, between Seventh and Eighth sts., off Folsom. The amount of the baggage Is 3 trunks. 1 large Lasket, 1 small bask 3 flm pictures.” Address MRS. SOMERS, it *ost st J. W. HENDER LOST-Trunk, marked J. D. B., froi W." Allen Jr., ‘attornéys at law, offces now LG . m _J. D. B, from | at’1852 Webster st cor. Pine. *257¢| Market st. after being taken out of | Hotel St. Nicholas. The contents are P, P NICHOLAS, Preside L B. REAGAN, Secrotary. |lied industries will go along without e B gy WU A O D | naie. | | The great fruit and agricultural In- |dustries of California, which are tribu- ALL members of Golden Gate Council No. 34, Y. M. 1., are requested to send their present address to John Denely, 416 Oak st.; | any member in need of assistance notify James F. O'Brien. 2311 Webster st., chair- man of relief committee. Fifteenth sts. J. A. MecMANUS, Noble Arch. 27-2t | |tary to San Francisco in many ways, '—'—w—‘T PR E e EXCELSIOR Lodge No. 126, A. O. U. “; |Just as the gold mines and dairy farms | A% ! organicer, Bertha M. Sumner, st 829 | g D e Micmbetwwill be held are, also havecsupplies at hand. The| Fell st for relief and medical atten | R T e . oooeter, 18 agricultural implement houses of San o’clock. Members of A. O. U. Francisco, which have been driven re- slon lodges invited. THE Great Council of Red Men has ‘located its_headguarters at 1817 Devisadero st.; all |cently with country orders, nave| ~relief and information regarding Red Men| C. G HERRICK, Recorder. 7-2t | . will be had at the headquarters. PORTER 5 ibranches at Sacramento and elsewhere L. BLISS, Great Chief of Records. \AA 0. U. W. information bureau at 233 |and there are supplies on hand at Bartlett st. C. G. HERRICK, recorder MEMBERS of Crockett Lodge No' 139, F. Al uests 0 iste: Tanicate with WILLAAM KAHN, W. M at 1632 Ellis st. of Excelsior Lodge No. 428. 27-4t GERMANIA Lodge No 116, 1. O. O. F.— ;lndr.uulers 1007 Golden Gate ave., S. |warehouses in the interior. Baker & | | Hamilton, who make a speclalty of agricultural implements, have already dispatched some of their best men to SAN FRANCISCO Lodge No. 3, B. P. O.| ‘ter immediately. Next meeting will bo Sacramento to care for the increased Elks—Headquarters established 2240 Bush }fie;(‘i, :4“ a!th: :‘dve ursday, business at that point. st., near Fillmore; members please report FAUL ST UL"““- R 5 ec. Bec'y. 21-8t | Men prominently connected with the| for reliet work. | + STRAUCH. Y. T. W. HICKEY, Exalted Ruler. CARPENTERS, attention—Carpenters’ Local No. 483 Mas established headguarters at 335.337-339 Noe st., near 16th and Market; all members in need of relief and work | please report. |great canning industry eround the bay of San Francisco and in the interlor declared yesterday that the, facilitics | will surely be provided to care for the |fruits and vegetables of the State es they ripen. There are several ship- loads of tin in the harbor. At Nortn | Beach the plants still remain that have |the capacity for turnihg the tin into cans. The raisin Industry is largely cen- |tered at Fresno. Huge stocks of wines | |and brandy ready to ship were te- stroyed by fire at San Franclsco, but |there are stil' greater supplies at the plants in the interior valleys. Careful ‘lnqulry yesterday in this city leads to| | the conclusion that all the wealth pro- | KNIGHTS and Ladles of Honor—All members of this jurisdiction report to H. W. Quetzow, G. 8., 933 Bddy st. -3¢ LOYAL Rebekah Lodge No. 215, 1. O. O. F.. will meet at 908 Devisadero st., Sa s urday, 2 p. m. SOPHRONIA CUTLER. 5 Noble Grand. °Z- Ancient Order of Foresters—Headquarters changed from 102 O'Farrell st., San Fran- cisco, to 1220 Webster st., Oakland, Cal. J. FALCONER,| Permanent Secretary. 7= ALL members of Odin Lodge No. 3%, L 0. O. F., are hereby notifled to meet In Hamiltorn Hall, corner Geary and Stein- er ste, next Saturday, April 28, at & p. m. E. A. CARSON, Rec. Sec. 21-2t NOTICE-—AIl members of the C. of F. of A. meet Saturday at 2 p. m. at 1706 Fill- more st Ex-Council, please attend. MRS. E. HARRINGTON. *27-3t e sy i il A MEETING of the Builders’ Association of Californin is called for Sagurday, April 28, 1906, at 1 ¢’clock p. m., at 1524 MEMBERS of Photo-Engravers’ Union No 8- | Make known your whereabouts to acting | President R. H. HIPKINS, 122 3d ave., at once. REDW‘OUDC No. 91, W. O. W, clerk address 1 ve. 2 b “03. a&' BARCEL, Clerk. *26-3t | m. sharp, at St.” Helen Hall, Market and | W. Mis- All members are requested to regis- | | = v | mostly valuable to the owmer. The WSPAPER CARRIERS, take notice— | finder will be amply paid for his trou- There will be a meeting at 1972 Folsom st.,| bie by leaving the same at 2409 Webster SATURDAY, at 4. p. m. All ne-.-y?er St. between Jackson and 23-2te (> carriers are requested to be presemt. 4263t I )ST—Lady’s gold watch, on St or Fourth and Fifth, Wednesday, 35th: reward. GEORGE FORRY, 2 | way ave. LOST—Gold nese glasses, one lens gone: | Pine and O'Farrell and Fillmore sts.: VARNISHERS and Polishers — Meeting _at cor. O'Farrell and Devisadero sts., SUN- DAY, 2 aiclock p. m. By order of D. CAN Pres. | . CANELQ, * | RICHARD' MAKREE, Vice-Pres. 5t r;uu'-n to 1770 O’ Farrell st.; MISS GOR- AERIE Now Sfnd 6. Eagles meeting =t 1OST- Thusedny, 1oeh. bundle _clothing A nerbaum all, 2 an L, > e | SUNDAY. april 29, at 2 p. m: LO‘I}’]‘S and underwear marked “La: Bigh- FONTANEL, Chairman Executive Co it- tee. GUSTAVE POHEMAN, Sec. Noo 5. F. O. E. 26-4t teenth st. to Twenty-second, Noe and Douglass; reward. 32 Beaver st., near Sixteenth and Noe. 1t e | Toicadng, shout™ vgnh n_ Tenth | NOTICE TO PLUMBERS—T. ks Na. |y A o 42 has estaplished hemdquariors ne" 239y Street, near S | A Misslor ot MgNees 900 hdlpers.picsnc call| DrODeIty was severely wousdue Sete and register. yees in need of plumb- | BloNon of Bag e T o Charth | CORFIRLD B o TN Bias | Sireet, b { 3 o = 26-1f | OST—Two trunks, Van Ness ave. and Ir - | Lombard st.: marked L. B. T. and L. AGENTS WANTED. | 3T reward. W B CUNNINGHAM, ls?‘{;xycrwonfh‘v;lth cxperience In direc- | 1 {SiIND A p g { compilation wanted. Apply &7 I bet. | Ninth st. Oakliand. e T R L T | ATTORNEYS. e e Gl WEST, de JOURNAL, O'NEILL & JONES,| to 45) Iith st. and receive 25-3t+ aitorhéys. have_opeded law oo ot 163 TV R B books Plerce st., San Francisco, and 476 Tenth st.. | containing original bills pasted in same. Oakland. 26-eod-3t | Jeft at Pine and Front sts. We . GEORGE H, Attorney. 19 morning. 132 Golden Gate ave. W. Post st., cor. Fillmore. 2-Im pPHILLIPS & CO. + FRANK P. Medine, 158 Haight st. in- 1o 1.0ST—Black dog, medium size; on.collar. Toby Goodridge, 1812 Hyde st.; lost vi- cinity Fort Mason. Return to 1211 Third co 25-Ge | surance col., patents and gen. law. 25-tf | LLOYD & WOOD, temporary offices 25 | 23-3t* | _Sacramento st. {R.W. KING, attorney-at-law, 301§ Call- 1501 so e Sanmad 5 o e train: fornia st., near Bake -t | “prown alligator satchel stamped Mrs. | g e n G CQflnu Return to ! CLAIRVOYANTS. MISS ZEMDAR, young, gifted | m.; L., 50c; G., §1. 1085 Fil lcAllister. Yrewing Co.; reward: no questions. 28-2t clair. and I&—W‘My. April 2%, lady’s gold e, nn,. watch and pin: name on inside cover, 3.9t H. Mangels, either in Ri District or near park; ! &8 Waller | be paid for return of same to ¥ -0t | DENTISTS. $10 reward will 1 5 | street. | ducing industries of the State are pro- ! | FErodecick street. Respectfully, | EASY dental office, formerly € Turk st., ' yo ho took a bay mars i the Golden West— . B. ERSON, ident. 27- - WILL the party who 3 ceeding to make the millions of money.N‘?{’g:IXF y?\;u‘p‘:l:;;toldér:sa%oydlee?ter orin s e SOh ErelGat T Catt ST Stelnar et Tar, Vith white mark ¢ Serdofit SV N that will be so greatly a factor in the| person fo 3014A Sacramento st. 25.3¢| TQ officers and members Oriental Re-| with }llelter! !\lr. !;noe., 't oo |rebuilding of San Franeisco. LAURA J. FRAKES, Grand Secy. 25-3t "hekah Lo No. @ 1 0. 0. F—Will| " SiTuaTIONS WAw'rm—Jmu__'i and Haves sts. my“en-dl-_ - | 3 R! Fetrella_Parlor will please | ahSemuble at 1 i ey | A FIRST-CLASS lady’s maid would like to sowasd? VAL LUBA -7t e | \{EMBERS L ) | P enen v Bootts AE D o mr B a ; :": i meet at residence, of May C. Buoldemann, | ‘ol 25, *27-3t| accompany lady going East; she is a good LOST—A Winton C auto, - e B A B e e ol ot n iy g st pumie o, ke 0 v g5 Z | UNITY Lodge No. 61, K. of P., will nt\‘ex;: Ad. MADEMOISELLE, care Mrs. Wi | %nu:slo ofl'{‘ o e PASTEUR VACCINE CO. (Ltd.), |T. F. B-—Temporary headquarters of The &LI5, Buspenan st ot 2 p. m, Satur| 1945 California st. - i B NS -3t 891, FELL STRERTY. ' 4/ Esaisemal Biot ."’Z""b'e'“%‘?;h"‘m“’du%fi e a0 . SHANNON, €. 0. | St e e e ol peice, 571, DIINN of 3 R . . .y =3 h . of Miss Brinkers, please call. 282t tavia and Eddy ‘;,“’ E;‘.d where :'\‘nh:;d‘l S. W. GATES, X. of R. & 8. 2t DA ul:}(n st., Oakland. 28-3¢¢ ;nn mo o to T2 Tation and rehief be distributed: CALIFORNIA Commandery No. 1. K. T.| 472 24th st P_?im TR g O et RONEWELL CHAPPELL, A. S. C. *25-5t' —Sir knights are requested to register a | | REW. for return of emall siligator L I " . "Xine Solomon's Temple, 1745 Dllmore SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE | grip, containing k and w8 SAN FRANCISCO W. A. A. Girls, atten. | street, ENTLEMAN and wife will cars for fur- | pecs, away by youns - MARTENS, READ & CO., tion—No_dues. There will be a meeting| OTTO F. WESTPHAL. Commander. nished house in absence of owner; best buggy from Jflmfi Commission merchants. Main store,| on SUNDAY, I]?’z’m GSt::n :::ig .ict.m'h.fi WILLIAM R. JOST, Recorder. 27-3t gm:rerencu. ddress G. E. M., zcsgé muu 3. o3t San Francisco. Tempdrary location,| Gouohe Al tome. We can Srganize t0 T. F. B—Temporary headquarters of the | BANKERS and wholesalers—A No. 1 ac- SAVED from fire; fine new coupe; mono- & work of various kinds. Come and | " ‘fym hood- pe countant, able to take charge of office; gram on door. Address E. R. WIL- 310-312 Eleventh st, Produce BEx-| do good . Fraternal Brotherhood. has been estab- Phone do ~ your share or receive assistance. shed at 1A O'Farrell st., between| Weli reccommended. Address A. W. F. J.1AMS, Harbor Com offles. s change, Oakland. Phone Oakland! DR. MARY HALTON, President.. ¢f 10005, 26 BRIA C/Onercll at, Between AYERY. 26 Grove street. city. I-Ti LOST—Sult case marked across end. L. ' s s phopt S, landing MAN! CTU 3 east will t . S., and . Paris. gf.stierse::x-“c:f&“:@fi;‘:;m:?f g.iunlm—:n Rebelcah, Lodge lgx_‘_flegbkv‘)'“oi' L';xmu. mfl:tmb:“gfitlrh}ut 4““ g&(%;vfi: Qeent, Hachinery, '”‘Mnf-‘g ;.\?i\s. mlmG—"i - k:’;.‘ y 3 , etc, 2 et Nag ey y | elther city until further notice. 1t et Bt T idtas o TESSTE RICH: B NIWHLL CErAEEREL e CORORRD it 10 do hotsecloan. Pty Moallicter end Devisadero. 1 Cliter’ Srorchy e nores Tt 1 ReBeok Reis Grena, 125 €arp st San A 8. C "8I Mg or any other work. Ad. box €380, Call Lom i Finder return 910 2 L i S D LTS LINCOLN Rellef Corpa No_ 5. W. R O e, Cukiand: 11,500 J% ot a8 e ey GED. L. PEEERIES ! MAH Tribe No. 9 meets at 2477 auxilary B oty HELP WANTED—FEMALE. } to 425 Castro st. Is doing business at thd old stand.| °° J. G. WUTTJEN, C. of R. *26.3t flles needine. assfstance aprly either in R B e Gk erern Power- Former. patrons wishing service will - 5 SAHERaCH .- Mambets # for two MR. - - ¢ 'UM-—Relief Board and In- quested to er. a half CHUR! of tite ‘parishioners—1 please send thelr present address to) ROYAL, ARG Haighe o Arcamians, TELLE WILTON. 7| and’thenty-ane monins ol must have | 3¢ 3o Mugwse L "0l { 2779 FOLSOM OT. 388t | revert sy SWEORFER, Chuirmen. 2641 AUSTRIAN Miltary and Benevolent As- | PS#4elY JSfEr ol for" emree ¥o 0. ZAETZSCH. Notity owner,: 816 16t o { fation—. embers. vest- r T 0. 0. F_Headguariers of Crand Bncamp- by ?’ep?; and register at our head- e & Oakiand. i ts.. San Francisco. A SARNES, Crand Serbe 266t TEMPORARY OFFICE et "WM. ROCHE, Sachem. 26.3: _dence of Lyon st. P. SAULOVICH, Pres. 271-2t B. P. OLIVER, STODOC TRIBE No. 57— Special mesting A SPECIAL meeting of Golden Gate 1904 Fillmore St. )‘goA‘l‘URD.AY. 3 p. m, at Pivy Waller st., ncil No. 84 Y. “'—'—:—“—‘—‘7_?;"_‘“ ‘COTRT Pale Alto No. 53, F. of A.—Ser- s 5 | BARBERS AT, o aoTl, Jold o OO tary's @ddtess, Jacoh 5. Meyor, 88| | ek, A OISELLE, LLE cire| S. GEIS, 1115 Broadway. : N Getavia. st cor. Bost. Business of Wehstor st. S. F. el o [ ow.v. H. W. JOHNS-MANVILLE CO., importance. : . LOCAT, Union 304, Carpenters, will mest| maids to with M. E.| LOST—PAUL HOFPSES Open for Business, ROBT. OPPENHEIM, Rec. Sec. *26-3t us;‘(‘:u. U; :n s S gl 28 &5 Tt ot vor: M - ‘panhandle, ; — roing. loek. | -Detv. 1871 e Office and Salesrooms 1301 Golden CKPS and memtess of Burnaby arm st., near and Sixteenth. | Berkeley; . | — ¢ OFFIC : o i b ! Gate ave., corner of Fillmore. Foize No. 1ok ,g::-y of 8t George i} " H. BENKE, Rec. ] B n‘“‘%& waNT h { Al employes are requested toreport| Tect, at § AIFALT S0 Dotores, 8, INDEPENDENT Order of Foresters—Head- el e size o _M for duty. ¥ Shurdy gvening April R de 8 quarters 1919 st San Francisco. All = e ACRTIN, | FRANK MALLOYE, anager. | o'dlock. T. WOOD, E:m.m]‘-?hn-mf - 2641 | - Call 3501 Clay =