The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 7, 1906, Page 5

FREE TRAVEL SO0N 10 STOP AllOrders Must Be Validated by May 12. Companies Assist Many Worthy Applicants. but these or- the evening have b by the raflrc e it i asristed ou ad compan AMERICAN FORESTERS PLEDGE $10,000 RELIEF Fraternal Order of Eagles Registers More than Twelve Hundred Members Burned Out. The Supreme Court of the Foresters a has sent a letter to Grand Cordy of this jurisdiction, ocated his office at 418 Jersey which the announcement is t the order has pledged itself tribute $10,000 for the relief of At headquarters, 1435 Oc- et, the needs of every mem- was burned out are being en- into and aid given. high chief ranger of the In- t Order of Foresters returned rday from Santa Rosa, where angements for assistance sufferers there. Thus far the ons amount to $5000.in cash erable in the way of pro- s which have been distributed, me Oracle Mrs. E. D. Watt of 2ha ennounces that supplies and C ng are on their way to this city tor the members of Enright Camp of > Royal Neighbors of the Modern en of America. Supreme Dep- cle Myra McElliott has for- warded clothing from Los Angeles for men. reme Protector Lockhard of In- polis has written to Grand Secre- Quitzow of the Knights and La- :s of Honor that the members who - affected by fire and earthquake be cared for and given any needed lief. The Fraternal Order of Eagles has tered more than 1200 members were burned out. Material has sent to this city by the aerie in ulw a Tucker, grand chief of the ns of the Forest of America, zed the circles of the State stance. rnal home was destroyed by the earthquake, has sent $10 to headquar- ters in this city to help the sufferers.! &s soon A circle in Salinas,| Holy embership is small and whose visadero, was commenced Saturday. It - we used AUTOS ELICIT WARM PRAISE Arrmy Men Bestow Approval on Machines. Brigadier General Funston Is a Convert. One of the things conclusively dem-! onstrated since the earthquake is the automobile’s practical worth. | Prior to the great calamity the ess carrlage was popularly re-| d as a luxurious plaything t}mt" seless if subjected to stren- | stained use. That erro- mpression has been removed. | who tolerated the “honk-honk” Men machine as a passing fad are now the most enthusiastic exponents of its per- manency. | g the men of the army lsI admirstion to be found for| ised auto. Even the| officers figura- doff their hats to it. While| they ere not yet quite ready to place | a plane of endurance and rella- y with their quadrupedal means hey acknowledge yed those qualities | re that surprised them. | dler General Funston is one ts to auto-mania. *T will | * he said yesterday to a| entative, “that before the| -up I was' rather against the automobile as| al venicle. Now Its utility | esteem. During the busy| nedlately following thecatas- | he I found it of almost invaluable e as a means of rapld transit will go even farther than that and say that it was mighily instrumental | iency of our work. W’hen! aphic and telephonic serv- ice were crippled it transported our | ers and our orders from place to | ce with a speed that no horse could have equaled. And as for its rTe- liability, it seldom falled us. In the matter of endurance horseflesh was feeble in comparison. During the fire i the autos as dynamite wag- ons because of their speed and com- freedom from sharp Jjolting, at line of work they did In- service.” e city was ablaze General hired twenty autos for army paid for them according to the hire ranging from $50 | day, and for sixty consecu- hours they were almost con- in operation. At the end of k, when the conditions war- the pumber of autos labeled was reduced to ten, and those d recelved In hire a sum| t to their value becames Gov- | property. Half a score of still employed by the army, | bring no more money to| rs than if clvillans were | m. Emergency prices van- ished with the big conflagration. It is cially estimated that the| of autos for army use alone will | oot up to a total of $20,000. But the | ney could not have been more| sly spent. To pay the chauf-! al Funston drew upon the | sent to him personally by the | heims of New York as their| contribution to the relief fund, eand when he had expended about $12,000 of the mone, he turned the remainder over to the citizens’ finance commit- | tee, that body assuming all the unpaid obligations incurred by the general the hospital service of the army | s even more ardent in its expressions | of praise for the auto than are the| soldiers of the line. ! “The automobile did wonderful work | tor department during the first two or thr days succeeding the | earthqu. " sald Chief Clerk G. R.' Gre af of the medical department at the Presidio. “It enabled patients to be brought here with safety and dis- patch to recelve !mmediate treatment, and it was the means of saving many a life that would have been lost through delay. Over the roughest roads and up and down the steepest hills it came with undiminished speed and elmost entire freedom from jar.| Then it heiped Colonel Torney, the chief sanitary officer, to hasten from place to place and get his department in quick operation, and it is stiil a peerless means of enhancing sanitary inspection. I firmly believe that as en outcome of what the auto has shown Itself capable of in emergen- | cles we shall have a motor ambulance attached to this hospital We need also motor drays, and I think they will come In time.” In no instance was the auto’s utility | better shown than In its quick re-| moval of the patients from the Me- | chanies’ Pavilion after the fate of that | improvised hospital was sealed by the | rapidly advancing flames. General Funston spoke glowingly of what the horseless carriage did in that emer- ( gency. y | Mayor Schmitz, Chief of Police Di- nan and every member of the com- | mittes of fifty also pay hearty tribute: to the service rendered by the auto- | mobile. Every auto that was not un- | dergoing repalr found ftself abruptly m are | aragged into the roughest kind of con” | tinued usage, and that there is one| machine still running, instead of more than half of the original number, is’ one of the wonders of a wonder-de- | veloping period. None of them is as| pretty to look upon as it was three weeks ago, and few of them are en- | tirely unimpaired, but enough of them | e have survived the great ordeal to meet ;‘ EICHORN, J. A. & BRO.~Tatlors for- MUSICIANS' Mutual Protective Union, all urgent demands for that kind of | locomotion. | —————————— Church of ths Holy Cross. i Work on the taking down of the| Aangerous walls of the Church of the Cross, on BEddy street, near De- is the intention to rebufld the church as it can be dons BUSINESS DI F S —— CTORY 'SAN FRANCISCO FIRMS ADDRESSING MACHINES, THE ELLIOTT CO, 60 San Pablo, Oak- land. Phone Oakland 8142. Ma- chines for immediate delivery, AMERICAN NEWSPAPER ASS'N,, J. D. Millar, Mgr.,, formerly Parrott bldg,, S. F., now 1878 Broadway, Oaldand. ARNSTEIN, SIMON & CO., whole- sale woolens and trimmings. Maple Hall, Oakland. AUTOGRAPHIC REGISTER CO. will fill all orders at once; please send copy of last check. Address A. H. ADAMS, President, San Francisco. ASHER & WISE, Attorneys-at-Law— Have offices at 2426 Sutter st., 8. F. R. G. COMPANY, Brokers, 2355 Bush st, Hours 9 to 4:30. BACHMAN 8., & CO.—1509 Gough st. Wholesale cigars. BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE CO.—Immediate deliveries, 2123 Fill- more, 8. F,; New Tribune bldg., Oak. BACIGALUPI, PETER—Phonographs, records, slot pianos and machines. 1107 Fillmore st. BARBER ASPHALT PAVING COM- PANY, THE—379 Turk st, 8. B\ BRESLAUER, A, Portland Cement. Builders’ Exchge., Okld. Phone 886. BECK, WAKEFIELD & CO., National Bafes and MoCray 2328 Fillmore st, 8. F. BERTELING OPTICAL CO,, 2606 Clay st., near Fillmore. Refrigerators. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION €O, 1262 7th ave. Phone Page 5908 BABIN, LANDRY C., & CO. Regl Es- tate, ins. 2801 Pine, cor. Fillmove. BISSINGER & CO., Hides, Pelts, Tal- low, ete—1902 Broderick st. BROWNE, R. S. & CO, Real Estate, office 1926A Fillmore st. B.RR-PADDON CO., Real Estate Agts formerly 40 Mntgmy. Temporary 1909 Fillmore. Send your sddress. F. W. BUTLER CO., Com. Merchants —Temporary headquarters 834 Elev- enth st., Oakland. CALIFORNIA FIREWORKS CO.—Of- fice and factory, 16th ave. and L sts., San Francisce (south). SANBORN & CORINSON, Surveyers 1374 Eddy Street. All Survey Nates of City Saved. CARBORUNDUM and specialties. rred Ward & Son, care 1534 Sutter. CAPITOL MILLS, Rolled Oats, Meals and Feed, Washington St. Wharf. CRIM & CO., Real Estate and Insur- ance, 2301 Pine st, cor. Filimore CROTHERS & CROTHERS (GEO. E. and T. G.), attorneys, 3998 Pacific ave., cor. of Baker st CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS, 642 Folsom st., 8. F.—Building and stocks uninjured. We want orders of old and new customers, CUNNINGHAM, CURTISS & WELCH, headquarters, 2528 Pacific ave, near Plerce st, S. F. e CURTAZ, BENJ. & SON. Open for business, 1182 Valencia st.; 2262 Franklin st. CALIFORNIA OPTICAL CO. 2109 Fillmore st., near California—Will resume business about May 8. CLINCH, C. G. & CO.— Formerly 9 Front st Tem office 2310 Buchanan st., 8. F. COMPLETE job printing office for eale in the city; ready for work. 920 Aivarado st. COOK, H. N,, BELTING CO.—Tempo- rary office 2612 Webster st. COSGROVE SUIT & CLOAK CO,, for- merly 328 Post, now open for bus., 1608 Scott st., bet. Post and Sutter. o CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY office, Northern Cal. Power Co., H. H. Moody. 1100 Gough st. DAVIS, NORRIS K., Mechanical and Hlectrical Engineering, 1814 Gough. DAVIS, R. D.,, COMPANY—S$4y Devisa- dero st,, temporary office. s e DENEEN BUILDING CO. and NEIL- S8ON MILLING CO., general con- tractors and builders. Temporary office, 708 Golden Gate ave. Tempo- rary and permanent bldgs. erected. DENIGAN, THOMAS, S8ON & CO., ‘Wool, Hides, Pelts—I1716 Octavia st. DROWN, LEICESTER & DROWN, attorneys-at-law, SH. cor. Webster and Pine sts, DE LAVAL DAIRY SUPPLY CO,, 809 Twelfth st, Oakland, Oal DUCAS, 8., CO.—Office at 1004 Web- ster st., near Golden Gate ave. merly in Examiner bldg.; te: ary office 108 Chattanooga lt.m EQUITABLE LIFE ASSUR. 80C—A. M. Shields, mngr. Main ofc., form’ly Crocker bldg., now 2430 Jackson st. —_—— FEDERAL CAN CO. Temporary office 2200 Pacific ave., cor. Buchanan st. Employees call and register, FREIERMUTH, GEO. H, gineer and surveyor, 1562 Bllis st. My notes of city surveys saved. supply. Formerly 42 8rd st., S. F.; located 1262 Broadway, Oakland. GRAY, N, & CO, Undertakers, Nm. | MAGNER BROS,, formerly of 215 Cali-| Plione Oakland 436. oor. Devisadero and Geary sts. GANTNER BROS,, Undertakers, Em- balmers. 76 Pond st, bet 16 & 17. VAROUTTE & GOODWIN, cor. Post and Fillmore sts. GANN, Paul V., Jeweler, 1840 Fill- more—Diamonds bought for cash. GANTNER & MATTERN CO, Lagu-, na and Grove sts.—Knit goods; mills | running. Orders prompty filled. " —_— GEARY, J. L, JR., Attorney at Law, temporary 804 Fulton, cor. Fillmore. | GETZ BROS. & CO., Importers and Exporters—2719 Pacific ave., S. F. GUGGENHIME & CO., 2703 Califor nia st.—Dried Fruits and Raisins. GOODYEAR RUBBER CO., 2600 Pa cific ave., cor. Pierce st. GOLDMAN, MAX, Stock, Insurance, and Real Est. Broker—1936 Fillmore' GOLDSTEIN & CO., Theatrical Cos., Wigmakers—Tem. office, 2024 Bush.| HILLYER, McINNIS & O’BRIEN, At-| torneys-at-Law—Oakland, room T71,! MacDonough bldg.; San Francisco, | cor. Golden Gate ave. and Fillmore. HENRY, A. J, Notary Publia, 1901’ Post, cor. Fillmore, fmly 638 Market. | 'HILDEBRAND'S STABLE, located at Fell and Stanyan, eity. Tom’s Cabin HERMANN SAFE CO., THE—Expert safe opening. Corner California and | - Sansome; res. 12256 Willard st HAUPT, OSCAR, Architect and WAL- TER L. DEAN—I1816 Gough st HICKS-JUDD CO., Printers, Bookbind- ers, temp. office 1000A G. G. ave. HUME, G. W. Temporary office 969 Broadway, Ozkland, room 34. HULSE-BRADFORD CO. will resume. Temporary, 2000 Lyon st. HARDING & MONROE, Attys-at-Law, —1926A Fillmore; phone Geary 291. HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE and Heald’s Bchool of Engineering of- fice 14561 Franklin st, S. F. HERRING-HALL-MARVIN SAFE CO., ’ Hall Safe & Lock Co.—1928 Pine st., San Francisco; 952 Broadway, Oak- land. INTERNATIONAL BANKING COR- PORATION. Temporary 2045 Sutter IRVINE-STANTON CO. are now locat- ed at 808 Twelfth st., Oakland. JOHNS, H, W.-MANVILLE CO,, Frank Malloye, mgr., 1301 Golden Gate ave. JOHNSON & HIGGINS, Average Ad-| justers and Ins. Brokers, 469 10th| st, Oakland, 2606 Pacific ave., B. F. JONES, EDW. M., agent Phoenix As- surance Co. of London. 3075 Clay st. [ MEYER-WILSON CO. fornia st., now located at 1258 O’Far- rell st. MALDONADO & CO., Inc.,, San Fran-! clsco, New York and Seattle. Per- manent offices 2020 Buchanan st. MARTIN, DR. W. A,, Ocullst and Au- rist—870 Fell st., formerly Spring Valley bldg. Telephone Park 126. MIDDLETON MOTOR CAR CO, 607 Van Ness ave, 8. F. METROPOLIS TRUST AND SAV- INGS BANK, now at 1130 Eddy st MT. OLIVET CEMETERY. Office 2535 Butter st. Telephone Geary 76 office 2030 Lyon st T MAUZY, BYRON, Pianos—Office and warerooms 1165 O'Farrell st, bet. Franklin and Gough. McPOUGALL BROS., Architects, 731 Devisadero st. Phone Scott 4734 — | McCANN, ALLEN & COMPANY— 1998 Pacific avenue. MoNUTT, MAXWELL, 2611 Paciflic ave.; phone West 224. MERTEN & CO.—Temporary office 2010 Golden Gate ave. MEYERSTEIN COMPANY, temporary quarters 1801 Franklin st, San Francisco. ; NEWHALL, H. M, & CO., 2009 Pacific ayenue. NORDMAN BROS,, 2505 Clay st., near Fillmore. O'CALLAGHAN, DAN—Real Eatate, 666 Fell st, near Webster. OHMEN ENGINE WORKS—Temp. office, 772 Noe; works 16th & Utah. O'REILLY CLOAK & SUIT CO,, for- merly 1422 Mkt. Tem. ofc. 1608 Scott PACIFIC TANK CO, NATIONAL WOOD PIPE CO., 518 1ith, Oak- land. Phone Oak. 7276. PACIFIC 8TATES TYPEFOUNDRY— Temporary Oakland address 367 Eleventh st.; temporary San Fran- cisco address 2821 Steiner st. ’P—IKE ADDING MACHINE CO. 2148 Post st PENNSYLVANIA STEEL CO, THE, 829 Golden Gate ave. PHOTOGRAPHS made by R. J. WA- TERS & CO.—Commercial Photog- raphers, 1946 California st. ALl s PIONEER AUTOMOBILE CO.—801 Golden Gate ave, S, F. Oasakland branch, 12th and Oak sts. Agents Winton Olds, Thomas, Buicks. Im- mediate delivery. PACIFIC SYNDICATE STORES CO— B, 10 and 15 cent stores. 417 Oak st. POTTER, T. B, REALTY CO., for- merly Parrott bldg. New address 1017 Steiner, cor. Golden Gate ave. | JOHNSON, H. W,, Atty-at-Law—1925A Fillmore st.; phone Geary 291, PRICE, THOMAS & SON, Analytical and Consulting Chemists, 2508 Bdwy JOY'S DRUG STORE, Burgical Inst’s, Batteries and Trusses—2105 Pine. RATHJEN CO. of 1339 Mason, now at 8251-8258 Fillmore, cor. Lombard. JUNGBLUT, AUGUST, CO., Bil-| lard and Pool Tables, 837 Fillmore. JERSEY RANCH DAIRY still at old| address, 648 Castro st. BENEDICT i BROS., proprietors. ‘KECK. DR. F. C,, office 1076 Gough, cor. Bllis. Hours 2-4 p. m. KRON TANNING CO., 624 Washing- ton, nr. Sansome. Plenty of leather. KENT, THOS. E. Shirt Maker, now at 832 Oak st, Oakland; phone Oak- land 6898. KNIGHT & HAGGERTY and WIL-| LIAM M. MADDEN, temporary law Offices 2319 Scott st, nr. Jackson. Telephone West 822, KOHLER & CHASE, 1013 Broadway, Oakland; city, 824 Fulton st. LACHMAN & JACOBI, southwest cor. California and Gough sts. LEAVITT,J. W. & CO,, Reo, Standard, Dayton, Cleveleand and Wayne Au- tomobiles; immediate delivery. 870 12th st., Oakland, 911 Webster, 8. F. LENZEN, THEO. W, architect, 2045 Green st LEVI, 8., 1426 O'Farrell st.—Store and Office Fittings. Business Resumed. Plenty lumber. M. F. and H. O. PIXLEY—S. F. and suburban lots, $1 down and $§1 & week, 2016 Sutter st. MARTIN, ‘A, W. & CO, Undertakers, 1868 Geary st. ' MAGUIRE, LINDSAY, HOUX & BAR- RETT, Attorney—850 Fulton St I headquarters and office, 421 Laguna. AR L o R T AR S MATTHEAS, CHAS, & CO.—Cigars, ! Tobacco. 2579 Washington st. P e S i LS RO MILES BROTHERS—Moving Plo- tures, 790 Turk st, 8. F., Cal —— MOISE-KLINKNER C0.’8 plants work- ing—908 Ful RELIEF headquarters, The Fraternal Brotherhood, 1164A O'Farrell st Mambers call and register. RICHARDS, DR. C. W., Dentist, for- merly Mutual Bank bldg. Due notice of office. Direct correspondence to 1938 Vallejo st RICHMOND BRICK CO.—Richmond 2344 Devisadero st.; 1924 Channing way, Berkeley. REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO,, 2123 Bdway, Oakl'd; 2123 Fillmore, 8. F. RENTERS' LUAN & TRUST CO. Savings bank will resume business expiration of legal holiday. Address mail 2801 Broadway. ROUSSEAU, CHAS. J.,, Architect and Structural Engineer, office 820 Stan- yan st., 8. F. ROTH, BLUM & CO,, office, 1226 Post st.; packing-house, Potrero; slaugh- ter-house, Butchertown. ROUSSEAU & SON, Architects, 2200 Pine st., corner Webster, 8. F. SAFES8 OPENED AND REBUILT. SAWYER, HOUGHTON, Architect, temporary offices 2003 Brdway, 8. F. _ SCATENA, L. & CO,, 321 Eleventh st.,| Osakland, and stalls 58 Greenwich, Pier No. 2, San Francisco. e e SHERMAN, CLAY & CO., 2214 Steiner st. Headquarters and warerooms 18th and Broadway, Oakland. '8CHARFF, DR. C. L. chiropodist, is now at 1836 Fillmore st. SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE CO., Real Estate—Temporary offices 2510 Pa- cific ave. SCHULTZ-HANSEN CO.~Temporary headquarters 314-Bleventh st., Oak- ; branch at Jackson-st. dock, 5 Temporary "SCHWARTZ BROS., temporary office | 2281 Clay st. STURDIVANT & CO, Coal. 415-417 Fulton st SPECK & CO., Real Hstate—13902 Fili- more st., near Bush. STERN, THE PRINTER—2005 Bu- chanan st. All classes of printing. /STIRLING CONSOLIDATED BOILER CO., THE. Temporar., 245 Bacon blk., Oakland, Cal. Tel. Oakl'd 2788. i { TRAVELERS' INS. CO., THE, San Francisco office, 2918 Van Ness ave.; Oakland, Macdonough bldg. All life and accident men cordially extended use of office facilities. A. S. Holman, A. F. Bridge, managers; W. W. Haskell, general manager. Temporary Headquarters THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK Ld. Cor. Pine and Gough streets, TYPEWRITORIUM & Webster Type- writer Insp. Co., J. Gunzendorfer— 1746 Fillmore. Typewriters sold, rep. UPTON BROS. & DELZELLE, 1818 Baker st. ARONSON REALTY CO . ASHTON & GARDINER BALDWIN & HOWELL BALDWIN, O. D, & SON BABIN, LANDRY C., & CO {BALDWIN & STETSON .... | BERRY, THOS. C | BOVEE, TOY & coO.. BOARDMAN BROS. & CO. BOODY, W. E., & CO.... |BURNHAM & MARSH CO | BUCKINGHAM, A. E... | BUSH, DAVID, & SON |CENTER & SPADER | CRANSTON, BELVEL & CARMICHAEL CO., D. W CRIM & CO., W. H..... DAVIDSON & LEIGH .. | DeRUYTER, KRIGBAUM & CO. |GUNN, B. M, & CO.....c.o........ HARRIGAN, WEIDEN HAWKS & SKELTON | HOOKER & LENT | HAWKINS, E. W. | HEYMAN, OSCAR, & BRO |HOAG & LANSDALE | JONES & HAYDEN LYON & HOAG ........ % LANDGREBE, MoNEVIN & LUTH! & THURSTON ... LICHTENSTEIN, B. H... McGERRY, W. B, & CO. MADISON & BURKE MAGEE, THOMAS, & SONS . MacKENZIE & UNDERHILL. MARCUSE, FELIX MAU, COOPER & CO Consolidation of MOOSER' & ST. GERMAIN . NELSON, JOHNSON & CO.. | O’'BRIEN, CHARLES F., & GO OLIVER, B. P ; PON, ALBERT J. RICH, A. J, & CO... |SPECK & CoO | SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO... ! STERN, DAVID, & SONS .. SAGE, DEALEY & CO. | SCOOFFY, L. J...... . STOVEL REALTY cO, C. SOUTHWORTH & PATTERS SULLIVAN, P. J, PARROTT ESTATE | Cor. STRONG, BELDEN & FARR SPENCER & PLOTNER . UMBSEN & CO, G. H. VON RHEIN REAL ES | WRIGHT, J. W,, & CO... WOOSTER CO, C. H..... MULLER & ROSENSTIRN olvil en- MONOHAN & HEROLD, Real Estate, SUNSET PHOTO SUPPLY CO.—Full |UMBSEN, G. H., & CO., Real Estate, Leases, 1343 G. G. ave, nr Fillmore. | Rent Collecting, Insurance, Leasing —Temporary office 905 Fillmore street, near McAllister. WILLARD, JOHN F. Western Gas Engines, hoisting and stationary; prompt delivery. Third and Wash- ington sts, Oakland. WALTER & CO, D. N. & E,, tempor ary office 1803 Franklin st. WEST SHORE REALTY CO. Pleased to see friends and clients. 2817 Pine. WITZEL & BAKER, Produce Commis= sion, doing business at Geary & De~ visadero sts. and 2808 24th st, 8. B\ WAUGH, PRINGLE AND CHRISTEN- 8., Mines and Investments, Real Estate and Insurance, 974 Eddy st., 8. F. Formerly 536 Crossley bldg. WHITNEY, J. B. & CO.,, THE E. IN= GRAHAM CO., formerly of 120 Sut- ter, S. F., located 1116 Bdwy, Oakld. WOLF, EDWARD & CO, Wholesale Cigars—2077 Bush st. WOODMAN REALTY CO.—T748 Fill- more st. Real estate. ZELLERBACH & SONS, Paper, 406 Jackson st., San Francisco; 514 11ith st.,, Oakland; 54 1st st, Portland, Or.; 113 N. Los Aageles st., Los An= geles; 114 K st., Sacramento. San Francisco REAL ESTATE B Directory of Members ARMSTRONG, QUATMAN & CO..ceveeevennans n ) - kD 1060 Golden Gate ave. .2120 Pacific ave. ... 487 Hayes st. 2120 Fillmore st. 2965 Washington st. 2301 Pine st. 1924 Post st. .. 620 Koh! bldg. 2118 Filimore st 1928 Vallejo . 1915 Post . 1942 Fillmore 2808 Jackson . 1845 Fillmore ...2828 Sixteenth 1120 McAllister 1008 Filimore «... 2301 Pine 2007 Filimore ...2342 Pine 2521 Scott .. 2003 Pine .. 2000 Baker 2220 Washington B 1915 Post .. 2332 Pine 2304 Fillmore .. 2032 Pierce 1923 Fillmore 1264 O’Farrsil .+ 2460 Broadway «.. 2375 Bush 918 Filimore ..2126 Fillmore 2550 Pacifio ave.. cor. Plerce 20131, Fillmors 102 Third ave. . 1828 Fillmore st au and Chas. E. Cooper Co. - .. 2941 Fillmore st 1816 Fillmore st 2126 Fillmore st 1904 Fillmore st 1012 Fillmore st 2421 Fillmere st .. 1902 Filimore st . 2510 Pacifioc ave. pPERRAREAS ER R # PRRAAP FRRRR Room 617, Koh! Bidg. +.712 Montgomery 905 Fillmors . 2332 Pine 233 Maple MoAllister vassse. 1041 Members whose names do not appear on the above list may have the eame inserted upon application to B. L. CADWALADER, Secrstary of the 8an Francisco Real Estate Board, at 2120 Fillmore street. Phoenix Mutual Life OF HARTFORD, CONN. 8an Francisco, Cal. All policy-holders who suffered by the recent earthquake and fire will be glven every consideration in the col- lection of premiums. Write or call on us. ‘We make liberal loang on all poli- cles which are over one year old. JAY DWIGGINS, Manager. M. FISHER COMPANY. FISHER CONSTRUCTION COM- PANY. 1418 Post St. (near Gough), San Francisco. Telephone West 30. Sheerin’s Laundry OPEN FOR BUSINESS. Insurance (0mpany| zeo meatister street Phone Park 31& Temporary Offices, 618 Webster St,| Commission drivers wishing worlk done, call at Laundry, bet. 23 and 5 p m. today and tomorrow. —_— WILLOW RANCH. Delightfully located in the Santa Cruz redwoods. Milk, fruit, water, phone, daily mail, excellent ta= ble; $7.00. BERTELING OPT. CO., 2505 Clay st, near Fillmore. Saved all records. Stock on hand. Prices reduced. No high rent to pay for store. HARRY NORDMAN. .