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39 0AR1ANP TRIBUNE, OCTOBER 7. 1938 FRATERNAL LOST FRATERNAL 13 WOMEN WASTED fContlnued) Ship Movements Supreme on' Continental Side of fan Francisco Bay Change for Belter Seen Windy End of Year Is Seen Present Precipitation Is WU Above That of Same Date Last Year TOUNG woman, white; housework, assist cooking; no laundry. Board, room, salary. Referencea. 1 HU mboldt 161L is AGENTS.

SALES. REAL estate salesman or gales-woman for old-established effioe in Lake district; a good deal and full cooperation to workers. GL encourt 1783 evenings ap- potntment. TWO membership salesmen, louul association, stead, work, good commission. Room 518.

1404 Frank WANTKD experienced wine aales-nian for Oakland territory. Box P76408, Tribune. 16 EMPLOYMENT OFFICES NELSON'S Agency for better-class help. 2512 Haste: AS hberry 8463. PACIFIC Audit System Co.

1419 Broadway, Room 207. SCOFIELD Agency; office help. 1440 Broadway, 803; HI gate 713 0. 17 POSITIONS BY MEN 1 i i-i i- njVT.ru I MAL'tiiaisi' apprentice, drives, caretaker: anywhere; exchange room, board, salary. GL encourt 7575 NIGHT work, service station, ga-rage, telephone, elevator, best Phone evenings, ANdover 8370.

COLLEGE student desires any kind of part-time work: service station, parking lot, factory, apartment HI gate 870(1. COLLEGIA student desires work in private home for room, board. ANdover 3013. MAN, 38, 20 years' experience as plant Installation mechanic; steady position. Box M79497, Tribune.

NEAT younsr man, permanent full-time work; drives. Lehman, BErkeley RS2S. ROOM and board in exchange for any kind of work; drive car: does not. drink or smoke. Box M684s7' Tribune.

TWELVE years experience, retuil salesman, office clerk; earful driver; married; age 85; salary. ANdover 8434. NifAAAaaAlrSAsAtfaav-S'S-eMSIVVlMMM 17 EX-SERVICE MEN American Legion, Vet-V erana' Mumorlal Rnilrtinc ii ryou na aKiiiea or unskilled labor, or If you have a va- I To Arrive FRIDAY, OCTOBER Hawaii-Seattle Los Angeles Loe Angeles Loa Anaelea Mataonla Portland Coast Trader Lurllne Burna Celilo Meyer Loa Angeles SATURDAY, OCTOBER Glasgow Yokohama Hawaii Hawaii Moveria Vlr.nl Ludington Sirlui Arimasaa Maru Leme New York Columbia SUNDAY, OCTOBER Norfolk Pennsylvania Seattle Condor Seattle Jacob Luckenbach Seattle r. Mrnrmirl, Columbia Axel Johnson Columbia Hanley To Depart FRIDAY. OCTOBER Honolulu Matsonla New York City of Loa Anaelea Baltimore Ean Lucai Victoria Seattle Columbia Klnenley Lurllne Burna Coast Trader Watsonville Alvarado Columbia Cooa Bay SATURDAY, OCTOBER Triste Leme Royal Star Elstree Grange Harry Luckenbach Point Caleta Vinnl Wallingford E.

H. Meyer Noyo Llverrjool London New York New Orleans h-anama Seattle Columbia Fort Bragg SUNDAY, OCTOBER No departures listed. Sun, Moon. Tide By U. S.

Coast and Geodetic Survey, 307 Customs Building, San Francisco FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7 Sun rises I Sun sets Moon rises I Moon sets MOON PHASE. The time InH h.flBrht. nf I. xuuuwjiu 1 a. i nair IIUI llnritii sum, aw table ara given for tnnt ni W.ha,...

BIm.i Oakland. For Fort Point subtract 40 iiiuiuies. OCTOBER 7 TO OCTOBER 12 L.W. T. imr I 10:,0 4:9" 0.0 Ji-ioa o.i u.o a.

o.iom i.a e.a o.i H.W. T.W WW -At 10 3 l.T la.lOp 6.3 12 5.0 2,3 4.4 NOTICE In the abova tabulation of the tides the dally tide a rm aiv in tha of their occurrence, commencing; with the "irnin me leit-nand column and the aucceedinc tides as they occur. iw oaya dui tnre tidea occur. The Column nt hHhta .1.... tU -1 tion of each tide Ihnva Mr tha 1 1 on Coast Survey Chart soundings.

The 7u iwiyi aaaiuve to the chart u.k.,.. mi preceaea oy a minus (-) I number "re subtracted from (Signed) R. R. LUKENS. Transpacific Mails The following sailing dates and dosing timea of transnarlflr.

nin. Pn.r?anc'IC0 xtMlce ara based on the latest Information furnished by steamboat ORIRNTA1V October 12. 1:10 p. Sllverteak. October 12, p.

Lurllne. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS October 11, 10:10 a. Monterey. Octobpr 12. 1n-in a aHHTBALIA AND NSW ZEALAND October 1 1.

9:10 a. Monterey. October 13, 1:10 Spreybank. Notice to Mariners Newport Bay Newport Bay Bell Buoy to be discontinued about November 1. San Francisco Bay Northwestern Pacific Ferry Pier Fog Sisal established October 6, on the Northwestern Pacific Ferry av oausauto, iiw yaros, 207- from Point Stuart Light, ain electric siren soudlng one blast every 12 aeconds, blast seconds, silent aeconds.

by Northwestern Pacific i iroa a uomoany. Ran Pnhlrt RaV Tj a.11ltaa. 41 Ami operations, temporary white lights of 10 candlepower were established October 8 Dan aofo Bay Buoys a and v. Maintained by the V. S.

engineers from October 5 to 8 and October 17 tn lfl. in. clmjve. SHlsun Bay Chain Island ShosI Buoy be discontinued about Novemberf 1. Sacramento River Sacrameto River Bunv 2 to be discontinued about November 1.

Eastern Ports NEW YORK Arrived. Clr-inhmr fl. bsmsn from San Francisco. Ba led. October' ff.

Fovlebank for San Fraanciscoi Iowan for San Francisco! St, Mihlel for San Franeclsco. JACKSONVILLE Arrived. October f. Coloradan from San Francisco. Sailed.

October 6, Charles Christenson San Francisco. BALTIMORE Sailed. October Ala-mar for San Francisco: Steel Inventor for Francisco. BOSTON Sailed, October Stjerne. borg for Vancouver.

Island Ports HONOLULU Arrived. October 6. 6 Tatuta Maru from Yokohama. Sailed. October 6, noon.

Lurllne for Sa Francisco: 12 p. Tatuta Maru for San rranHami a n. U. S. S.

Chaumont Manila: noon, Republic for San rran-Cisco and New York. Canal Ports rBlRTOBAI Sailed. October 6. Mol- danarr for London: Edward Luckenbach New York. BALBOA Sailed, October Oregonlan San Franciaco; Carlton for Vancouver.

Charters If Hrltl.h Cnlumbla to United Kincdom and Continent. 26 f. i. No vember and December. Steamer North Pacific to Far Eaat.

November. He is an official of an English company there. CAPTAINS HELD LIABLE SEATTLE. Oct. 7.

UPiK Fed board, investigating Saturday's collision of the Alaska liners i uon Columbia in which John Keeley, Yukon fireman, was killed, charges of negligence and navigating their vessels at an excessive speed against masters of ships. Keeley's widow filed S42.000 damage suit against the Alaska Steamship Company operating both over ber husband's death. He New First Full Last Moon Quarter Moon Quarter Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Oct.

9 Oct. 16 El Los .20. .12. from San a. l'SS from p.

tn for Fll. Jacob porta: 8:30 4 p. El James Coast Shipping Shows Improvement; Captain Praised for His Skill By FRANK KESTEB Apparently change for the better has come to the shipping industry of the Pacific Coast. Peace in Europe, peace on the Pacific waterfront and more favor able trends in general business are giving this coast's shipping Industry a more favorable outlook, reports the Associated Press. An upturn in chartering during last month, despite the havoc ere ated for a time by the Czech' war scare, indicated basis for confidence expressed by ship company execu tives that better times were aneaa.

The General Steamship Corpora' tion's monthly charter report listed 86 Pacific ships chartered month, compared with 28 in the preceding month and 31 in July. While this was not particularly brisk business, and under chartenngs of September in 1937 and 1936, the re covery beginning from the low lev. els of the Summer months over the war scare was rated a "constructive" showing by most waterfront observers. Charterings this year totaled 303 ships in the first nine months compared with 470 in the 1937 period. PICKUP There was some pickup in general shipping, particularly during the early part of the month.

In the final half, the war scare- claused holding up of some shipments, and canceling of a few others. The rise in war risk insurance rates to prohibitive levels on some European lines cut into business, but with quieting of war fears trade has taken up normal schedules and volume. Coastwise carriers are turning to the task of recapturing hauls lost to railroads during recent years of numerous maritime labor uprisings. The new coastwide agreement against "quickies" or job strikes, Is basis for this drive, as it brings prospects, yet to be tested, of maintaining dependable service. Charters last month showed two significant increases.

One was in the Pacific Coast lumber trade, and the other in the scrap Iron trade with Japan. MORE XUMBER CHARTERS Lumber charters took 17 vessels, compared with nine in August. Virtually all the hauls were from British Columbia ports, principally to Great Britain. Australia, China and Continental Europe took the rest. Six charters for Japan's scrap iron trade brought the first show of life In that field for months.

It followed release of Japanese credits, which had been restricted by the Japanese Government to' such an extent as to shut off apparently vital trade. While there was not much new chartering of tankers, the large fleet operating under old charters, kept transpacific hauls at nign figures. As to the outlook in coming weeks, most observers voiced opti mlsm, but the more conservative said it was too early to venture a guess on combined activities in coastwise, intercoastal ana ioreign trade lanes. A few of the more optimistic were quick to envision trade setting new recoras ior volume in several lines, though tney were careful to distinguish between volume and value because of the lower prices prevailing now than in the late '20s. MEETS UP WITH HURRICANE To Capt.

Harold T. McCaw, com mander of the Panama Pacific's liner ritv of T.os Angeles, which is now in port from New York, Roes credit for beating the recent eastern num-cane. By so doing he earned the high praice of Earl B. Hull, U.S. steamboat inspector, who traveled with the ship as far aSvPanama.

It wax an excellent piece of navi gating, and Captain McCaw and his crew deserve the highest praise -for their efficient handling of the City of Los Angeles under most difficult conditions. It was like a game of i-herkers." said Hull. "Each time that the hurricane moved. Captain McCaw jumped out of the way." Mr-raw' successful efforts In avoiding the hurricane took the vessel 150 miles furtner w) sea her usual course, which, though it cost the vessel two extra days swamping spme 750 more miles than is ordinarily necessary, saved the ship from any discommure or aium. HAD DYNAMITE CARGO The Santa Rita of the Grace Line, under command of Capt.

A. Paulson, quite well mown Francisco, was caught in the center of the storm. The snip was caw a cargo ef dynamite and though tossed about badly enough to seriously hurt one seaman, the vessel escaped other serious uani-Santa Rita, however, was forced to send her third officer, who suffered contusion of the ribs, to a shore hos pital before proceeding. On arriving in San francisco. Captain McCaw was hear that his wife was safe at Uve.r hdtne at Rhode bland, although the shoreline was moved 100 feet to their eotuge.

which now is only 200 feet from the w-iooi protecU it from tne pounam niMl MARTJ SAILS With a large rnKer list rl almost full cargo Jioldt. NYK liner Asama Maru started her re turn to the Far ii-orn Gate yesterday. The ship, which had been blown ashore In Junk Hong Kong, a rear ago. ha bee completely shows no marks of her experjewe i 1 3 rta on to for Ssn g. for for ior A S3.75.

hai. oil eral nd filed both ships, was fog KLX Broadcasts 1 each week day At 2:00 p. m. All Lost and Found Advartlae-ments In that day's Tribune. blacki containing $65, Southern Paclflo annual pass No.

A45333. Masonlo receipts. Reward. E. L.

Beekman. 654 13th Street. BROWN knitting case, containing burgundy knitting, Saturday, In Dlmond districts reward. TE m- plebar 4724. laitOWN xiD oer DUrsA on Dorado Avenue, Oakland, with student University California card.

OLym pic 1309. BUXTON sluoer kev case, October 1st. Reward. Piedmont Postofflce. Between Carrier 8.

COIN nurae. three diamond rlniis: very liberal reward. FR ultvale OOZtlJ. DIAMOND ring, 19 diamonds in three rows, Princens type, vicinity Montgomery Ward's and Berke- tey; reward, vii ymplo 8344 GLASSES, bifocals: elderly man's; vicinity 98th Avenue. 3784 sstn Avenue.

GLASSES; shell-rlmmed; in case; vicinity High, Lyon Avenue; re-ward. FR ultvale 2433J. HALF toy, shepherd and terrier; black, white; TW lnoaka 2758. LOST East 14th Street Hay ward, lady'a leather purse containing money, watch, driver's license, etc. Notify Mrs.

Mary Weckerle, 704 19th Street Paclflo Grove. Re-ward. LARGE yellow neuter cat; old; name Pinkie, HU mboldt 7962; reward. ONE ailver fox fur, vicinity Club Kona, El Cerrlto, or vicinity; re- warq, ah npcrry eing. male, blonde; recently clipped: vicinity 14th, Linden.

Reward. TE mplebar 3475. PERSONALS ANT girl In trouble needing a friend, adviser, call-or write Miss May Wllmer, Salvation Army Home, East 28th and Garden. FR ultvale 8122. GIRLS In trouble of any kind will find a friend In the Superintendent Proteotlve Society, 1211 East 21st Street.

MErrltt 2186. MAMIE McLaughlin; must, contact you. Urgent. Box M74997, Tribune. NOTICE I am responsible tor no debts or obligations contracted by my wife, Faye Miller Williams, on or after this date.

(Signed) Ralph Williams. Dated October 6, 1938. BUSINESS CHANGES 'aal)aSaH NOTICE Having bought Allendale juarxet, urocery Department, business located at 2802 38th Avenue, Oakland, California, Tarn responsible for no debts or obligations contracted thereon by former own-erg. Present all bills before October 6, 1938. Signed, Alice Elrstedt a a 12 MEN WANTED -ii-ii-n-ij 'Liu-in BEAUTx operator, male, experi enced, with barber's license.

Must be good stylist and permanent waver. BE rkelev 4297.T. SALESMEN; two men with cars to work wrlth local account; Interview Friday, 8-4 only. Mr. Booth, Faraf- twin oinrmny, tnmi fftwsn street.

SOLICITORS Wonderful proposi- tion to mane good money and 8e today. Apply 1924 Ttrnariivov io tlRE salesman with local experi ence. Box Plil 268. Tribune, i. rn.i.ia' to require cash bonds or for.

felts from emnli pressly provided In the laws of jCallfornla. You ahould investigate carefully when such a demand Is mane. urtnermore, never send original references, when writing to apply for work always aend copies. Al florist; references requested. Ad- yi.y jj" r-ivgeaij iripune.

MAN wanted for sales work; leads xuwiiansu; wonaenui opportunity runt man; car necessary, interview from 8-11 a. Friday ii flRiuruiiv. nrninvnv No-D-LAY Dry Cleaners have open ing ior route salesmen nrn. tected territory; full pooperatlon. See Mr.

Miner, 11 to' '1, Saturday, OPPORTUNITY Man with, car: ur. nam appearing ana re-1 able 4K1t TTnlll. SELL soap, Lee blades, fang, band- ageg, noveitieg, etc 45 Kearny, flan Francisco. WB have an opening for ambitious man: car necessary. 4512 Hollls Street, VOLJNXJ man wanted for delivery hmu mure wora; see Air.

Hilar in morning. Stler Drug Company, 3407 Lakeshore. inArmuin. 13 WOMEN WANTED a----Wa-Xawa-aaaavvaaajaaaaaa BEAUTT operator, must be all around In all and an expert finger waver: steady with iEMONSTRATOR with car; mer- cnanaise sola with money back leads furnished; 14 to i per aay easy. Apply 8261 Lake snore.

LANCING partners; largest, most ucauiuui nan; an wnne iraae; after 8:80 evenings. Rose Room, iai lzin otreet. DANCE partnera at once. Average earnings 118 to 830 weekly. Dance-land, 409 12th Street Apply 8:15 DANC'J partners; experience unnec essary.

Broadway Danolnar Acad emv, 11th and Broadway. 3:30 p. ni, DEMONSTRATOR for coametica: wonderful opportunity. TW Inoakg 1153: WVYeetwood 3548 (evenings HOUSEKEEPER. 30-46.

aood plain cook, unmcumDerea. noneet: large nome: two in family; good wages references, nox 'iTioune. HOUHEKUKPIvR. middle aaed. room.

ooara, (it month. is ttolway wtreer. MANICURIST with clientele: good nrnnnauinn: nign Class gnop. isox r7i. lriputve.

WAITRESS, thoroughly expert encea in a a-ia-earte nouae. "Betsy's Kitchen," 1828 San Pablo, r.i errit WAIT KKtis, good wanes. Carrie's flub. 1313 Macdonald, Richmond mrnmnim null. COLOKKU: care child five years room, ooara, git montn; vaiiejo.

r-none foutn han Franciaco isss. CARE of child 4. light houaework rive dava wcev. mw eetwood LXPEHKNCKD woman restaurant cook, ace li-28. Apply 1404 Web.

ter Street Friday 2-4; Saturday LXPKUlENClvD office woman for part-time caahier wort, credit knowledge preferred. Boa P115447, nil e. IjKMlH.L huuerwork; must ilk country and children; room, hoard. aionto; reierencea. vnnaa 4541.

20 GENERAL, houaework. axperieaced: plain cooking, efrxient serving; Tftftm. board. 140. Piedmont 7 1 3.

linLao. WuiiK. cooking; a hit, I. berry HutslvWciRiC cookina. aaaiat car 3-year airL white: raferenrea, 44U, room, tyard.

Vlyrrpic HuUelW.RK. car ef etiudrcn, be tween 2l-l. room, aoaro. aa-iary. TK TT.n'r 1 7.

uc ei. t'KK; youuf 4 dare week; 1-1; 30 hour. 114 I'jik. aB.l CCK.au. a a wnta; board and reosa.

ci.ya- 'S i r.rt,'i,n. 1 i a while; Jftpaae; refrnree; slay r'' ri pia Ani or lu'l I i v. ill VI a ae. la a-t c' a i PA A 84f onlet Kev T7 301 Veterans ef Foreign MCars THE GOLD STRIPE ORDERS OF xne umit-u STATES MambershlD open to all Soldiers. Sailors and Marines who have seen roreign 1 erjs KMERYVIIaLE INDUSTRIAL PO6T NO.

1010, meets Vet-. erana Memorial Building, 4321 Salem Emery- vine. Next meeting, triaay. ootober 7. HUGO JOUVENAL.

Commander. MART HANUSH, Secretary. ULympio buys, ri eamnnt I46s. 304 Disabled American Veti DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS OF THE WORLD WAR, CHAPTER fiiv.ia 11 uiiiu Fridays. Veterana Memorial Build lng, Grand and Harrison.

Next meetlntr, Friday. October 7. EDWARD W. LEE, Commander, ROBERT S. RILET.

Adjutant Office at Veterans Building. GL encourt 1794. 304 American Legion ayaaVeaMMVVVSaVaaaaaaaa-aaaaaaa. a jy a wo a nu, meets Veterans Memorial Building, Grand and Harri son. Next meetlnar.

October 18. Tues- B. RICH. Commander. CHARLES MILES.

Adjutant 304 United Spanish War Vets MwVwVVwVVwVVwVVwVwVVVVMMrVVV E. H. USCUM PAMP NO. meets Veterana Memorial Building, 200 Grand. Next meettntr.

Octnher A. B. wALKOWSKI. Commander, SD21 ast 31.: FR Ultvale 449 J. McKET, Adjutant 2341 Wavelv.

TE mnlebar S11S. W. H. McKELVY, Quartermas- rer, bzbs Kcnoni. AN dover assz.

17 JOSEPH H. McCOURT CAMP, NO. 13, meets. In Veterana Memorial Building, 1831 Cen-tm tor Street Berkeley. Next meeting, October 13.

meeting, 8 p. m. WALTER HART, Commander, 1816 Francisco Street, Berkeley. A HANSCOM, Adjutant, 101T Kains Avenue. TH ornwall 0884.

WILLIAM G. DICKINSON, 1921 Fairvlaw. OL ymplo 9639. 304 Women and Girl Workers, WOMEN AND GIRL WORKERS OF THE CIVIL. WAR, '61 TO '65, meets Hall No.

8, Veterans Memorial Building, Grand Avenue and Harrison, Friday, October 14. MRS. ETTA WliSON. Prealdent: 1474 84th Street. JULIA BOLTON, Secretary, 121 Allen Street' OL ymplo 8414.

304 Canadian Legion of B. E. S. L. 6 A IV-T litn DAOItl VT- INCm CANADIAN LEGION OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE Service League, meets Vet- erns Building.

Next meeting. Sat. urday, October 16, business meeting. C. G.

MoCiary, Commander, 376! 67th Avenue. E. J. ACTON. Adjutant, lit Sacramento, Berkeley.

Maaaaaaajaaeaaaaaaaaaaa, 308 Woman's Benefit Association ARGONAUT REVIEW. No. 69, meets Wigwam Hall. Pa-clflo 16th and Jefferson. Next meeting.

Wed nesday, October 19th. NANCY BOOTHBT, President 448 46th Street; OL ymplo 6331. ESTELLE JENKINS. Secretary, 213li Prince: RErkeley. 6B36W.

OAKLAND R1JVIEW No. 14 meets Wignam 16th and Jefferson Streets. Next meeting. October 18. MRS.

SADIE PUTNAM, President, 1403 East 21st ANdover 1057. MRS. ALMA BOTTOMS, Record, lng Secretary. 2469 66th, Avenue. FR ultvale I647J.

323 The Maccabees GOLDEN POPPT Hive. No. 100 meetg I. O. O.

F. Tern-. pie, nth and Franklin. Oc tober 14. LILLIAN GRAHMri.

rommander. 8921 Patterson Avenue. AN dovar 8970. ra-r uidvs a w.u. mmsm.

nnuro ivvvntr, S024 Maxwell. ANdover 4669. MAUDE BURGER, Collector. 467 84th Street. OLympIc 7279 'ISiMT NU.

17, meets in Truth Hall, I. O. O. F. Building, 11th and Franklin Streets.

Next meet. lng, October 10, Bingo. JAMES FLETCHER, Jt; office, 84 Blake Blook. HO lllday 8685. GEORGJ! KNOBLICH, Com mander, isri Fountain.

ALameda 64B2J. 349 Loyal OranRe Inatitnte LINCOLN LOTAL ORANGE LODGE No. 698. Affiliated with the Imperial Grand Orange Council of the World.i meets In the I. O.

O. F. Temnle. 11th and Franklin, first Tuesday of each month. Next meeting, November 1.

JOHN C. TETERSON. Worthy I SAMUEL R. HUNT-, Reoordlng Secretary. 20918 Wllbeam.

Hay ward. 349 Ladies' Loyal Orange Institnlg PURPLE STAR 181 Meets second and fourth Thurs days In Harmony Hall, I. u. u. F.

Buuning. ai D. m. Next meeting, Thursday, October 13. Initiation, election of officers.

OCTOBER 18; Sewing Circle, 625 Bancroft Avenue, San Lean-dro: Mrs. May Levey. ELLA W. CHAPMAN, Worthy Mistress, 2Z44 cooliage Avenue FR ultvale 8291 J. MAUDE- WICKHAM, Secretary, 2228 64th Avenue Place.

IH-dHI aaa-aa-jaaaa-jaaMawaMaaMAaaaaaMaW 340 German Pioneer House Association THE UNITED GERMAN AMERICAN SOCIETY meets 82 Home Place East. TE mpienar siss. Franklin. Friday. October 1.

Directors! meeting, first Tuesday each month. Turnverein, men, ladles, Thurs- FRIDAT NITERS' CLUB Daaee every Friday at 3:30 p. m. O. D.

H. every Tuesdsy. Gym Tuesdays. Dance every Saturday. 313 Woodmen ot the World i OAKLAND CAMP NO.

S4. Mother Camp qr Alameda County, meete Corinthian Hall. Pacific Mulldlng. t4lh and Jefferson, Monday. October is, Sho.

buaineea meeting. Special. Mr. Stanler Wood, guest speaker. ALEX.

MURDOCJC consul Commander, 4146 Montgomery; PI edmont 7614. THEO. H. HAOEMAN, Clerk, Rooms 213-214 Pacific Building, 11-1; TE mplebar 1313. Closed all day Saturday.

Rudolph a Longmire. Die. trlrt Manager. Benefit Aeeorietie-a OAKLAND COUNCIL NO. Tit, Dioeta tn Porter Rail, 1911 Ornve Street.

Next fnMtlnar- Aat-Aaa. A.taJ' ber lth. ANDRFW Freef-4 Uk fit gJltTale MRS. 19 A Ft. OtOlRT.

Si. jaacesi, 314 W. hater. Ul gate 102. Toeeday-FHdav, 1.4.

JESIE MTI.ltat iMalirr. FR eitvale 7863 ladeeaewdeiit Order ul Foresters "tW fTt ST m. mm e- lv Ti I meets O. F. L'Jl'i Ttrrpla.

nth aed FrankHa, firt ar4 third TlmrMif, Orer Ztt. aM'1fff. PR en VIULLK. CMr Kaaacr. I'e4 Aia-eea F.

Hf i rH, a--r-t-r, Utt Webster. I tPc 301 The Shrine AAHMES TEMPLE, A. A N- MOSQUE, :7, 1 Street, Oakland. Sta XK meeting-, third Wed nasi AAHMES TEMPLE. A.

A. O. lata tated WsflnaiilS October Shrine Lunch Club, Hotel Oakland. October 14, Dinner Dance, Hotel vssiana, October 19, gtated meeting. KENNETH C.

(SILLIS. Potentat BOB ABERNETHT, Recorder. 301 Knights Templar nnrrunjrLrir US OAKLAND mMMANtlUBV fe I NO. 11, meets Mastonlo Tem ple, 603 12th Street, October 11. Next conclave EMINENT SIR CHARLES STOUT, Commander.

SIR NELS P. CARLSEN JR. Recorder pro tern. iVaavaaiVaVWVVWaaaiVaVVVVVVi 301 Scottish Rita Bodies SCOTTISH RITE TEMPLE, 1547 Oak Street, facing ijaKe luerrui. October 10, p.m., 10, 11 If 1 Alvl'n N.

Lubold, E. Earl Waf- ren. W. M. Albert U.

Good. v. Maurice S. Stewart, aeeretary. GLencourt 1903.

orrice nours: dally 9 m. to p. Saturdaya, to 13 a. m. 301 Sciots OAKLAND PYRAMID NO.

1. A. E. O. S.

meets Sciots' Hall. 691 12th. Next meeting-, October 12th. In stallation of officers. Open to M.M, and Ladles.

AL. W. L.OWRIE. Toparch, 4106 Montgomery Street. Piedmont WILL V.

BUTLER, Scribe, 623 11th Street. TEmplebar 3964. tSi B. P. 0.

Elks ft uamja: Ill, Elks Club, meetr at 20th and Broadway olubrooma. Lunch Clllh. Mondava. Next meeting. Thursday.

Octo ber 18. JOHN J. COX Exalted Ruler. E. k.

GRAND JEAN. Secretary. HI sate 640. VWaaMaaaiavasaaaaaavaMaaaa-aaaaMaaaaa e-ae 302 Independent Order of Odd rellowi MerVVVwVVwVwVVVVVrVNAAArVAtArV wtrirvTXTfl Of A Mrt Alt tagVXa-U Ml US. 1.

Q. O. meete Ma-sonlo Hall. 610 Bfisth, next October 12th. riafffaa EIVBNS PUOKETT, lob! Grand, HU mboldt 7483.

JOSEPH BLAZEK, Secretary. 3027 Grove. HU mboldt 1378. W. S.

TANQE. D. D. O. RErkeley nivt.iwn rnnnw wn its lfm 1 O.

O. meets In I. O. O. I P.

Temple, 11th and lln Streets, Tuesday, October 11th. W. C. JONES, Noble Grand. 1921 West Street.

HI srnte 7480. D. O'SHEA. Recording Secre tary, 609 Vincente Street. OLym- ftla r.fra7.

PORTER LODGE NO. 272, meets In Porter Hall, 'til Grove Street, Monday, Octo- GLEN R. COWDEN. Noble Grand. TH ornwalt 0248.

GARTNER S. THOMAS, Vice-Grand. OL ymplo 8167. ALAN KNOWLES. Secretary, FRultvata 6603R.

302 Rebekabs Ladies' Branch I. 0. 0. F. ABSIT INVIDIA REBEKAH LODGE NO.

11, I. O. O. meets I. O.

O. F. Hsll. October 11. DrllL-for Initiation, ster Twlasr.

chairman-Relief Board meets Friday. Oc tober 7. 1:80 d. m. Come and Play cards.

CARRIE BRAT. Noble Grand. 2341 27th Avenue. ANdover 6439. FLORENCE M.

Secretary, 623 41st Street. HU mboldt 1S98. BERKELEY REBEKAH LODGE NO. 232, I. O.

O. Berkeley, In the Odd Fel- lnnra Tamnls ITitltnn and Bancroft Way. Next Wednesdny, October 19th. rKANCKS W. KOME, Noble Grand, 2201 Derby Street.

BE rke-ley 4452M. MAMP! S. REDDICK. Secretary. AS hberry 3114.

CAMPUS REBEKAH s. LODGE NO. 831, meets Ma- sonlo Temple, 1S37 Alratrag Avenue. South Berkeley. Friday, October 7, visit of Mama Kedrilck.

District Department President. Installation of Noble Grand. ANITA GANTT. Noble Grand. 1036 Grove.

OLymnlc 149. PEARL M. HASTINGS. Secre tary, 1620 Ktrktiam. GLencourt 1014.

GOLDEN LINK REBEKAH LODGE, NO, 106. I. O. O. meets W.

O. W. Hall. S26( East 14th. Wednesday.

Oc tober 12. LODGE onens 7:30 sharn. inron whist. Isabella Johnson, chairman IILL1AN NICK, Noble (trend. lev 1 man ctrreet; an aover 4s.

ISABELLE JOHNSON. Record lnr Secretary, 059 17th Street TR mnlehnr R2S0 OAKLAND REBEKAH peT Fellows Hall. llth-Frank lln. Next meeting- October 10, Annual Dinner and Roll Call. Noble Grand, Lola Brown, chairman.

LOLA BROWN. Noble Grand. 10s i4tn ntreet Kirnmooa. Richmond JH22W. MAUDE BURGER.

Secretary. 467 34th Street OT. ymnlo 7279. Jf SUNSET REHKKAH LODGU NO. 109.

I. O. O. FV meets rjnBt Odd Fellows Hall. 11th.

Franklin. Next meaAing, October 12. FLORENCB OLIVER, Noble Grand, 2343 23rd Phone FRtiltvsle 3196J. LETTIE WOLLESEN, Secretarr, 111 2Jrd Street GLencourt 7190. Modern Woodmen ef A merle OAKLAND CAMP NO.

72SS. will meet Saturday night, October 29th. In Porter Hall, 1913 Grove Street. Dinner as usual at 7 m. Afterwards the full Ceremony of Adoption will he conferred on a large number of new members.

All Modern Woodmen he welcome and are requested attend. W. W. GIBERSON. D.

D. IV CoVisul. a P. M. TOBBINS.

Secretary, 1411 Castro Street. HI gate 1121. aa.iaaaa.aja.aj,a.a.,Jaaa,ii aaaaaa.aa.aaa Neljhkert tt Weed era ft ALMA CIRCLE NO. 42. metu PhlllltMi Hall.

2101 East 14th. Next Boating. rvtehair MTRTLX WPOLET." Gusrdlaa Neighbor. 6111 Telegraph. OLym- Ji J.

rrs wm a-. aaaa Street. HU Bbelet t4l. OiKUKD LODGE NO. 324.

t-Zn a a Bveets Mi rVna)t IXtlt and Cla Street aseetlna. OctoSer 1. Grand p-il- M'oa-a Charilv CliSMIrs. act a-r s. nril w'fe tr famtli.e.

fratada. Dancing. eu'rtai'. TV J. HMtI.TOt.

M--t- Of fK ard elobr-nms 4 309 MT I 68 The Metropolitan Oakland area can begin to prepare for a windy ending of the year if the old say- Ling that "Much rain in October, mucn wina in ucgemucc is vo oe accepted as true. The two rain storms of Sunday and yesterday brought the precipitation in this area up to .89 of an inch and placed-our rainfall .06 of an inch above the normal and of an inch above the rainfall of the same date for last year. According to the prediction for this evening and tomorrow the skies here will be overcast but there should be no more rain. Metropolitan Oakland Fair and mild tonight and Saturday wHh occasional cloudiness! gentle west wind. Northern California Fair tonight and Saturday with occasional cloudiness on coast and scattered light armwera or anow flurries over Sierra Nevada tonight; no change tn temperature; gentle northwest wind off coast.

Sierra Nevada Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with acattered light showers or snow flurries over high rangers! con tinued cool; moderate northerly vuta. Sacramento. Santa Clara, Salinas and San Joaquin Valleys Fair tonight and Saturday with occasional clouds; no change in temperature; gentle, changeable wind. Southern California Generally fair to night and Saturday preceded by scattered showers over mountains; little change in temperature) gentle northwest wind off coast. Nevada Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with local showers over moun tains; no change in temperature.

Iris ho Partly cloudy tonight and Satur day; little change in temperature. Washingto and Oregon Partly cloudy tonight and Saturdays local foga In west sartlon: little change in temperature: gentle, cnangeabie wina on coast. nra-weamer orecast Tor li Komu Partly cloudy with local showers or light snow over mountains of east and south portion todsy and tonight; little change in temperature! sniniiy lower numiaity over mountains Saturday; moderate north erly wind. WEATHER CONDITIONS The outlook is for partly cloudy weather in the Far West tonight and Saturday with local ahowers over mountains of the Plateau region and tonight over high mountains of California. There will be no material change in temperature.

RAINFALL TO 4:80 A. FRIDAY Last Seasl. Nrml. Seasl, Stations 34 hrs. to date to date 1837 3.31 .52 J.77 .18 .34 .02 .13 .03 .05 .01 .1 Eureka ,00 2.15 1.88 Oakland .12 .00 .00 T.

.00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .12 .83 .77 Redding Sacramento' San Francisco Stockton Salinas 2.1S .80 .80 .45 .47 .22 .01 .15 1.43 .55 .08 .45 .41 .38 .44 .28 .32 Fresno 8. Luis Obispo Los Angeles San Diego METEOROLOGICAL DATA Noon Barometer (ses level) 28.88 28.82 28.82 Temoeratura (dry bulb) 81.2 84.1 M.R Temperature (wet bulb) 83.3 64.3 54.8 UttmiHiiv ina, rant I I ru ajn Wind direction N. N. S.W. VJfnM (m n.hl fl 8 Weather Cldy.

Clear Cldy. TEMPERATURES UlahTalul High LOW Ahll.na Rfl 82 Needles 78 fa Alhiiaueraua 78 Orleans 88 70 Amarlllo 82 58 New York 68 42 Nirnia 50 38 Atlsnta Baker 80 58 58 38 North Hesd fl .50 Barrow Boise Boston 28 28 North Piatt 82 44 Oakland 84 53 G8 38 Oak. Airport 88 60 Brownsville 88 706kls. City 88 66 Buffalo Caldary Charleston Chicago Cincinnati 46 38 56 34 Omaha 78 60 82 78 88 88 50 32 88 34 Pearl Harbor Phoenix Pittsburgh' Pocstello Point Reyes Portland 88 60 .58 80 36 Cleveland Cordova Dawson Des Moines 52 38 52 44 46 36 68 84 65 51 86 50 Prince Albert 46 36 Prince Rupert 88 62 Denver 78 52 54 34 82 56 Quebec 46 30 Detroit Dodge Rapid CtF Redding Reno 74 84 74 B6 68. 44 4 46 80 58 Duluth 52 46 TJutch Harbor 44 42 ioseburg Edmonton 58 32 Roswell Sacraments St.

Lnuia Paso 84 60 72 50 78 52 Eureka Evansville Fslrbanka 64 50 74 50 Salt Lake City 70 44 56 32 San Antonio a Flagstaff 60 36lSan Diego 68 56 Fresno 74 52 82 74 San Francisco (7 56 Galveston Santa 68 48 Seattle 64 48 Sheridan 62 50 Sriokane 58 42 Grand Junct. 74 56 Havre 60 36 Helena Huron Indianapolte Jacksonville 68 42 7ft 60 58 38, 80 8' Swift Current 48 34 Tampa 80 64 iTatoosh 58 50 Tonopah 54 36 Juneau Kails pell Kamloops Kansas City Kodiak 54 48 60 40 Vancouver 84 48 62 421 Vlcksliurg 88 64 Victoria 66 44 Walls Walla 2 46 6 6fl 46 44 Lander 62 42IWnshlnton 62 42 70 56IWIIliston 64 42 58 44.Wlnnerr.ucca 62 38 88 8'Wlnnlpeg 56 48 80 701Yaklma 70 46 Anaelea Madison Memphis Miami Paul 60 SOlYuma 82 82 Modena 64 43! PRECIPITATION Albuaueraue .02. Amarlllo Boise T. Brownsville .04. Csrdovs 2.11, Dswaon .26 nanvar a.

OS. rkM Moines Dndale .14. Dutch Harbor .46, El Peso ,04, Grand Junction Havre .02, Huron T. Indianapolis Junesu 1.44, Kodiak .78, Lander Miami .08, New York .86. osKisna .12, Oalrlanrf Alrnnrt .12.

Pearl Hsrbor .01. Pittsburgh .10. Pocstello .14, Prince Atbert Prince Rupert .96. Rapia Reno- .02. Salt Lake City San Diego San FJ-anctsco T.

Bantg re xm, uneri-Ann .01. Swift Current Tonopah .08, Vlcksburg Wsshlngton .91, Wlnne- mucca Winnipeg T. Coastwiss News BAN TRANCISCO. Oct. IAP Arrived: Mericna H.

Whlltler. 10:33 a. m. Everett; El Cedro, 3:11 a. from Pedro: President Cleveland.

11:15 from Manila; Admiral Halstead, tn fmm Manila; Fella. 3:95 D. Trieste; Arksnaan. 1:03 p. m- from Seattle.

RaiLaa A.mmmm U.ni. ll'SO B. for Kobe; J. C. Fitzsimmons.

p. ior F.stero Bay; R. J. Hanna, 1:03 P. m- for Eatero Bart San Francisco Maru.

3:13 for Osaka; San Marcos. 3:03 p. VnrtlmnA! rilubeth. a. HI- fog Crescent City; Coast Farmer, 4:10 p.

m. 8an Pedro." PORTLAND. Oct. I (API Arrived: Marken. 3:11 p.

frfom Seattle; Paul Luckenbach. 1:43 p. m- Ior seattiei Aua-trallan Reefer. 7 p. for London.

Sailed: Barbara C. 3 p. Bi for San Praencfseo. A8TOF I A. Oct.

(API Arrived: Malara. 1:30 p. from British Columbia. No departures. A CO MA.

Oct. i. (API Arrived: p. m. from Antwerp: Tron-dancer.

1 p. from Seattle: Laurits Swenaon. 10:3 p. from Seattle. Sailed: Standard Service.

13:30 p. m-for Point Wells; Ell. 4 P. m. for Vancouver; Jacob Luckenbach.

p. for Seattle; Trondanger, p. for Portland. tt ATT l.r.. (Vf llAPl Arrived: Luckenbach.

II p. m- from Sound Dorothy Luckenbach. P. from Boston: wirwicr. a p.

rrom uam au-geles: Nevadan. 4:3 p. m. from Boston. tVanaraaH.

B. an inT S.E. Alaska: Oliver Olson. 10 p. m- for Las.

AnalM iria Tacoma: laurits Swenaon. p. m- for Oslo via Tacoma: Camden, m- ror mm Anaeiea via sd-twtti, Segundn. p.m- for Richmond: British rnjiimhi. MB m.

for Glasigowl OriffKbs. p. tn. for Tacomet Sllveraoo. p.

in, ror Tacoma: ei tan. 1 p. for Tacoana: Trsndangar. le st a. for Bone-turn vie Tacoma.

AP.ERSEEN. Oct. (AP Arrived: PtsnoM. a. from Newailu Sailed: Cantata A.

W. Lucaa. at sa. lor a-a FraTvosee. SAN UR.

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10o and. up. FRATERNAL 303 KniahtB of Pythias OAKLAND LODOB NO. 103, n.a.t. Dvthlaii fast la.

12th a a a una nati mssLins. 19 OBERT m. WAGNEH. Chancel lor Commander, 2546 Mllvia Street. aerkeiey.

th ornwan ots. i E. J. STEIN, of R. Clar- ldgs Hotel.

TBmplebar till. VVVrVVVVtfVVNrVrVVVVWMrVArArital 303 Pvthlan Sisters CALANTHB TEMPLE NO. meets Pythian casus, lain, Alice Street. Ootober 11. sewing; club at Ada Parkinson.

3051 Shattuck Avenue. Kerxeiey, xjuncneon is noon. October 20, 'Past Chief Assoc Dansert Whiat. 12:30. MILDRED KLECKNER, M.

B. 4S4 Wesley. GLencourt 7275, MARGARET O'SHEA, M. of R. A (III Vincents.

OLympIo 1567. 315 American Order Sons of St. Geerge ALBION U. meets Ge and Grove, tober 12. ALBION LODGB 208, eorg-e JHs.il, zsth Wednesday.

Oc- Chrlatmaa Tree whist. it. October East Bay British 8o-cletles whist. Banquet room, St. ueorge nan.

i-teireanmentg. W. C. WHEELER, 4001 Elston Avenue. FRultvala 8383.

ED TERRY, Secretary, 1SU East iitn street. MBrritt 1826. 304 American Daughters ol St. George GOLDEN QATFI LODGE NO. IS, meet St.

George Hall, zoin ana urovf streets. weanesaav. uctooer izta Christmas Tree whist. LOUISE Van-RIPER, President, ooi rJiieion Avenue. MINNIE OVERTON, Financial Secretary, 1801 Cedar.

AS hberry 1010. BERTHA LTJMLEY, Recording Secretary. SW eetwood 2176 306 California New England Association, Ine. CALIFORNIA NEW ENGLAND. meeJs Masonic Hall.

610 55th Street, near Shattuck. Saturday, October IK, Halloween Party, moving: pictures; no admission all friends Invited. EUGENE ENGLISH, President. 4707 Allendale. ANNA J.

PARSONS, Secretary. HII mboldt 1824. 326 Royal Neighbors of America OAKLAND CAMP NO. meets Harmony Hall, I. O.

T.rnnl. 1 1 h. Franklin. October 7, refreshments; celebrate July, August, September Dirtnnays. MacOlLLIVKAI.

ur-acle, 44IA 40(h Street. PI samont 07S9W. ESTBIXB M. DEPARADB, Recorder, tti Madison. Albany.

BE rkeley 4ftM. 1.40.Ji.aaJ l.A Ar4 VIUIUMI UAms- rKt meets Phillips Hall. 280. East 14th. Thursday, October It, nest THrt.MA B1OKlCS.

Oracle. 1170 Maubert Street, San Leandro. ROSA COCHRANE. Recorder. 1403 17th, Berkeley.

TH ornwall 1893. EMMA B. GROELLB, City Stt-oervlsor, JU Grand Avenue. TS m-plabar 3. a 31S Eagles usauinv Ani iaH meets I.

O. O. F. Hall. 414 11th Street Next meeting; a a-Ea1JI 4.7 October 10.

Italian night. GEORGE F. BACIOALUPL Prealdent. G. J.

VERGNES. Secretary. 111 waemngton. nigate iius, DR. M.

A. TORRANO. GL en aanrt gS7i Ol.vmnlfl 3443. DR. CARL K.

CURDTS. GLea- eourt 1384, VH nitraie 4i. aa.aaaaaaMaaaaJajaa.aaaaaaajaaaiaaaaaaaaa-i-e Janier Order Am. Mechanics JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS, meete on the first and third Friday evenings of each month at Sciots Hall, 629 12th Street Next meeting. Friday.

October 1. September 8. next whist. -DR. B.

R. WTCKOFF, Recording Secretary. 1311 Howall Street OLymple 4416. aaaayaai- CoB-Bonwealtb Institute aaayajaaajaaaajaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa-iiaaaaaiaaaaja-aaa-a-aaaaa, COMMONWEALTH INSTITUTK meets In the Golden State room of Pacific Ptilldlag. 14th gnd Jefferson.

4th Friday of each month. Next meeting, Friday. October 23 Harry Pmlth. aecretary-treae-nrer. 1111 Broadway.

TX mplebar 1714. Daaish Society Odia Lodge 317 DANISH POCIETT A ft I A OF CALIFORNIA ODIN LODGE No. 1 meats Danish Hall. 1(4 lltk Street Pay gie weekly elck benefit: 1171 faaeral expenaoa. Daea (14 M.

Next meeting. Wedoaaday. Octo- "CHRIS FIDER-rTW, 1443 Adeline. Piedmont I1I1W. P.

FLEISCHER, Sretary. 11(1 FraactiMtj. BKrkeley II1IW. ataitbt mt Calaaabwj Kt OAKLAND COCNCIL NO. 714 KNIGHTS OF COLl'M- PUS; ante at Cerlaikiaa HelL a-road fleer, Pacific Polldleg.

lit 14th Street Tareday. iini-r is. f'F ALD I. BRL'f HER, Grand Kr'sfct. PHTLIP It.

AWPr-tsof. Flasa-risl P----tarv. Offire. 5:1, R.ekf bo wleg, 1 1( rss 326 will to ale 3ltk Next and oanoy; also let us havo your 'list u-u court i ins. 18 POSITIONS BY WDKEN APARTMENT managers, refined, reliable couple.

Good renters. AS h- perry 7454. COOK for small ranch, mine, anywhere: complete charge; respectable, reliable woman. 404 Stannage Avenue. COMPANION to lady: good refer-ences, moderate wage.

HU mboldt ,1595. CHILD nurse; best Santa Barbara references; galary 3100; Infant preferred. Hayward 2817W. COMPANION to lady or aeml-invalid by retired business woman. HI-gate 6389.

HOUSEKEEPER wants position; ex pect good wagea. AS hberry 1701 nerore noon. LAUNDRESS, white, experienced. 40o hour, carfare; Tuesdays, Wed-nesdnyg. Call mornings, PI edmont 097BW, LAUNDRESS, experienced; by hour, half day 40o hour.

AN dover. 0142. NURSE, neat and reliable; reasonable; best references. TW inoakg 1294. NURSE, practical, to lady; reter-ences: can drive, GLencourt 9729.

NURSE practical; local references; reasonable. PI edmont 3817W. PRACTICAL nursing, good cook, light housework, by refined lady, PI edmont 7797J. tn panlon to lady; capable, efficient, i MErrltt 0142. PRACTICAL nurse wishes nursing In convalescent home or will take i 'private cases.

TEmplebar 7388. i PRACTICAL nursing, stay nights; middle-aged; experts i enceo. hi gate mw SECRETARY, high-speed ateno. rapher, typist; New York experl-i ence, oollege education. Hiveiyrt Copeland, 1980 Delaware, Berks-.

ley; Asnperry saai. APARTMENT management, reliable. experienced couple, child man: at home half day to assist. .763 16ta Street. Al cook or second maid; excellent references.

TH ornwall (Yanng, colored). COLORED, Rood cook, housecleaner. morning i anernoona: pest reier. ences. TE mplebar 5452.

CLEANING, washlnK. Ironing by nonr or aay, ow eeiwooa oioi, Reference. CLEANING, washlliK. ironing by hour or hotel maid. References, SWeetwotid 1131.

COlSjRED cook or maid; well exper. lenced; good references, fi edmont COOKING and housework; experl. enced; wages up. at. rKeien 9243J.

COIaORED alrl. experienced, wiiie4 houaework, stay nights. OLympiq EXPERIENCED couple, with best ol references, would like care ot home during absence ot owner. BE rkelev 5117J. EXPERIENCED waitress; lulu iw eons, dinner parties In homes; reference.

BErkeley 8082. FIRST-clasg colored cook wants em- lovraent; references. TEmplebar; 7914 GENERAL office work, typius. I or neaf and ambitious. SW eetwoo4 130.

HOUSEWORK, 18-year-old h. school graduate fJapanese); rem able. HI rate HOUSEWORK, 8-4; expenrn. r. white; 820 month, carfare.

Ui plehar 4567. HOUSEWORK. Japanese, ret, schnol girl: rellani- hirn't K'l'IT vniinar colored WOUIHI1 nouseworK. nan ur, TUnrnwill 194S. OFFICE work, typing; full or time; references; experienced.

dover KT-tune houaework, ounr man: psrivncu. Tribune. PART-tlme bakerv saleaimly. perlenced, reierences, PAKT-tlnie hnusework, ored: reliable; evenings u. ui.

i n- court WELL dressed woman. nw roune. collections, errsnns, inr-thlna-. YOLN woman wlil lir escent or eemi-invann. -dava off; tt week.

CLenrfnirt Lakeshore District Erlt Street, off Vn- 'ra pinna four-room, unfur, newly decorated, par.ora street: ateam t- Frlgldalre; rw tabl-io r- -rase: two block" -v train; oxcaiient a meda r. men la: xc, garage: ioct. "a jailor sr -TT ADb-Tttcn I-nx. off rao-ri. ir'f i rtvsla.

Mare Island: rVaroOur Pkiilbaa. p. tau killed In his aleep wnen me Columbia's anchor smashed Into the Yukon's forecastle in a Puget Sound off Jefferson point Captains Charles A. Glasscock of the Yukon, and Andrew A. Anderson, of the Columbia, formerly the Dorothy Alexander, and Anvt M.

D. FerkingsUd. Yukon's lookout, had testified when the board mads the anrratmcernent. BOCXD TO VALLEJO 1 SAJf DIEGO. Oct T.

N'svy officials said today the destroyer Retd. Cummin tt and Selfridge will ail tomorrow for Mare Island Navy Yard for pmod.cal overhauL ior (Ttkt- Harbor. SATS PFDBO. "Oct. (API Ajlta-ed: Prvvidenria.

13 33 a. nia. (rep Sanu Bflaaiis: Hisansenot. 1 OS a. frern E-woort: Edsrm Cnriatenacsa, a.

as. frota Pnrtiarul: Cricket. 1 43 a. IB. fnam Long-n-t: 3 3 a.

frem Tcosna ia Sa-i rrn aaro- Sam Dteaan. 3'I m. f-ora San tHeK: Rarveaier a. hum that held ber in fcnp rocks and In shipyard for practically full year. Among the passenger aboard was Takasumi Mionii.

his wife, daughter, and Town on- Mitsui, who if connected with the famous Japanese shipping family, is itun-ing bom alter an absence of five years in England. S. I to. prominent Japanexe educator, and his wife, were also aboard. Their daughter, who is attending the Women's College tn Saa Franciaco.

was at the hip tn see her parents off. Mrs. Mora Davis is rn mute fmen Tnt-1 land tn Join her hutand in Shine-! sn Artkur: Mrreria. JB a. P.

trwm Pat Dcahenr. is a. gii Vartir-i: Aritassm Mirr. 1 p. Urm York; Letliipasiar.

1 3t p. Saw rattan warn. Let. Vsro. I s.

(n. Sne Port The uhrnarme. Porpotae. fta aai tat.aui r-aK. i -r.

tty tr-n a rrni Mara a. sa- frar r- K-a. a. 13 p. sa-.