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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24

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SlO,SOO-Three handsome hats, rooms each;
all modern improvements: elegant gas
mantels; large finished basement con
crete throughout: centrally located
Haight and Fillmore st. car lines; rent
500 per month: offered at low price for
quick SALE
SPECIAL
Sale imperative; make offer; reserve; new
nats on northeast corner in Western Ad-
dition: 8. 6 and rooms; finished j
months: magnificent marine view that
can never be obstructed: $4,000 bank
mortgage can remain; income $122 so.
SIC. ooo-Ciayton ST.. nr. HaiEht; fats. g.
and rooms: round bay windows frst
class In every respect; rents $50.
SIC, 70o-Thres fats, rooms EACH just fin
ished: absolutely first class: rents 500:
near Golden Gate Park. north side; $4,000
cash. balance per cent.
INVESTMENTS.
90 south Of MaTsst
lot; pays over 10 per cent net after de-
Quoting all expenses. including repairs
and liberal allowance for vacancies.
$50. .Oo0-Polk ST.; stores with apartments
above; go rooms: lot e4x123: 1o-foot con
crete basement; sidewalk elevators.
80, 5,boo-Large corner, 64x105, on Church st.
fncins new Mission park: superb view;
sure TO increase greatly In value: cot
tage OF rooms and bath; proper ed-
ditional improvements would pay large
revenue.
$40. -Three-story brick building, Commercial
at. near Montgomery; Will rent for 500.
Beale St, mr. Mission; a. 1ox137 :6: suitable for
large business building; price on applica-
ton.
90. soo-Store and ra.; corner on Guerrero St,
in central part OF Mission: rents $3.50
per year.
HOUSES AND COTTAGES.
%. S.1oo-southwest corner Dolores and Both
sts: 25xl14; cottage 4 rooms.
SPECIAL
ts.eoo-Handsome 2-story house Of 10 rooms
and bath: finished basement, heater.
etc; Page St, near octavia; lot 2T OK
12o to rear street. q
IS, o,ooo-Twentieth st. near Castro: nne two
story house, rooms and bath
81. 2oo-Niee cottage, rooms and bath; 25th
ST.. near Alabama: easy terms can be
arranged.
SPECIAL
So, s,ooo-Elegant residence. IL rooms and bath /:
reduced from S12 coo; must be sold at
once; owner leaving State; McAlister
ST.. near Steiner.
Northeast corner Geary and Webster sts :
building lot. level and on grade; suitable
for fats. residences or apartments:
es :exs2;e: will be sold at very reason
able figure.
make offer.
SPECIAL
b2,1Oo-SeI2o0 feet, south OF Panhandle, near
Waller st: cheapest lot in city; forced
sale.
s1ss per foot: worth $500 easily: Presidio
Heights; northeast corner; 127 :Sxe1 !;
streets bituminized: marine view.
TO BUILDERS
rwentyetour full-sized lots at your own price;
Paramount Tract San Mateo electric
road
WE HAvE
Cottages from $1,000 to $1,000
Houses from S45o0 to $500
Flats from $500 to $50, COO
Investments from S35o0 to $500, COO
Building lots IN all parts of the city.
THORNE & FITZPATRICK
312 Bush ST.
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GAFFEY & MAHON, Real Estate Agents
sos California st.
The entire estate of the late MyIes ID.
Sweeney has been placed in our hands for
sale, comprising in part
That grand marine view 50-vara lot Sc
corner OF Jones and Green sts
The middle 50-vara. N side of Broadway.
bet. Mason and Taylor sts and ~ flats
thereon: good income property
The NV corner Chestnut and Larkin: one
of the most majestic marine views in city.
The SW corner Broadway and Mason st.
and improvements thereon, bringing good
rents, ETC.
Good house. lot 25x1s7, n side OF Chest
nut St, bet Powell and Mason: rents $50 so.
First-class double house: lot 53x52 Sc
corner Filbert and Mason sts.: rent Us.
Beautiful building lot on Steiner St. near
Hermann; 44x90
First-class building lot. 5Ox137. on Clipper
street
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PERKINS 4 MASTEN.
Is MONTGOMERY STREET

Some Investments in Flats Yielding LARGE
Returns.
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32S-FOREcLOsURE sale: cottage, rooms.
hath: Sf75 down. bal. $13 so month. MIS-
SION REALTY CO., Twenty ninth st.
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$50. o0o-BUSINESS corner; renting s140 mo.
$40. O00--Store and flats: corner
S0.000-Page: r.; 8 flats 6-6-7 r. and bath.
5,00N--6 flats; Tot 25xS0
81 1O0-Dame St; lots.
s5 1902 flats; III rooms, bath: lot 45x122.
So SGO0O-Shotwell ST.. elegant flats.
81. 700-Church. near 22d; rooms and bath.
So 1OO--2Ith. mr.. Church; flats; r, baths.
Valencia mr. 22d: lot 62x90.
Waller mr.. Stanyan: lot 55xS0.
Dolores. mr. 23d 25x117:6.
Post mr.. Van Ness ave.; lot 27 :6x120.
Sanchez-st cor mr.. 18th; cottage,
rooms bath lot 2Sx10O
Clementina. bet LIST and I'd; lot 75xS0.
PATTERSON, Examiner bldg. room 202.
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BOARDMAN- PLACE INVESTMENT.
$3150-Boardrnan place near Bryant st I'm
provements consist OF 8 flats and stable rent
ing for $40 per month.
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REAL ESTATE-CITY-FO SALE
C.M. WOOSTER Co, e4e MARKET ST.
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CALIFORNIA
TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
40 MONTGOMERY ST,
MOVED FROM MILLS BUILDING TO MORE
COMMODIOUS QUARTERS IN
HAYWARD BUILDING.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24

Take Kentucky-st. car at Third and Market
to the Refs Tract cornering on Railroad ave.
and San Bruno road. Stay en- car until you
reach our office. Two hundred houses to be
bUil- the tract before fall Every one that
visits the tract buys DON'T GET LEFT.
Agent on the ground every afternoon and all
day Sunday.
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Water pipes in front Of each lot. See prop
erty to-day. 1t is one OF the prettiest spots in
San Francisco
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WE WILL LOAN YOU 90 PER CENT OF
THE PRICE YOU PAY FOR ANY LO1

YOUR CREDIT Is GOOD
ON PARNAsSUS HEIGHTS.
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wEBSTER-ST HOME
$600o-Webster Jackson; substantfaliy
constructed house of rooms and bath
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CHEAP ASHBURY HEIGHTS LOT.
S1650-25x137 :6 unsurpassed line of lot.
on either Clayton or Carl sts.; only few
more left in this block cars pass property.
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l.,
40 MONTGOMERY ST.,
MOVED FROM MILLS BUILDING TO MORE
COMMODIOUS QUARTERS IN
HAYWARD BUILDING.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
IN SUBSTANCE. A POLICY IN THE CALI
FORNIA TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY is a binding agreement under which
the company agrees to defend, at its ex-
pense. all litigation directed against the title
insured by It, and if attacked successfully 1T
will pay the parties guaranteed the amount OF
the loss up to the full sum insured.
TITLE INSURANCE FACILITATES all
transactions in real estate: it has supplanted
the old-fashioned method of relying on certif-
Gates of title or mere opinions. neither Of which
guarantees anything promises to make good
any loss. 1t has become necessary to the
business world as the telephone electricity or
any of the modern inventions Of the age.
THE ONLY SAN FRANCISCO TITLE IN
SURANCE COMPANY having complete To-
constructed especially for insuring real estate
titles like modern plants Of New York. Boston
Chicago and and Eastern Girleg rates
der state charter: all matters controlled and
managed by the following
DIRECTORS AND TRUSTEES:
WILLIAM ALvORD
President Bank of California
CHARLES R. BISHOP,
Vice President Bank OF California.
ROBERT BRUCE.
HENRY L. DAVIS,
President California Optical Co.
P. N. LILIENTHAL,
Manager Anglo-californian Bank
oiney & Oiney. Attorneys and counselors.
CHARLES PAGE.
A. T. SPOTS,
Mgr Cal. Title Ins. and Trust Co.
'oih'S H. % nv Capitalist: $50 California st.
HAWKS & SHELTON,
p.rtz Collected and Entire Charge Taken of
Property
SIS, 5Oo-Fine house: Leavenworth. near Clay;
rooms and BATH laundry in basement:
building in first-class condition; view of
Golden Gate from rear
s7 s5o-Mariae view lot; Hyde St. near Chest
nut: SO :sx11O; very fine view assured;
new building each side Of it, on HYDE
st. car line.
s5.ooo-Lot southwest corner Larkin and Lom-
bard sts.: 25x105: fine marine view
from every window; choice location for
home fats.
house of rooms and bath; fine view of
bay from front and rear; bare lot is
worth the price; 25xlSI.
sb. 75o-Nw cor. Douglass and asth SITS: a
good Investment; % lots for only $3.50
each.
HAWKS & SHELTON 1928 Montgomery st.
ELEGANT residence. 2427 Green st. near
Scott grand marine view; 10 rooms; entrances
on two streets.
26x125; $500. 500 cash. balance 50 so per
month.
s1325; small cash payment, balance same as
W W. N. RUSSELL.
301 California ST.. San Francisco cal
s575o-FoR SALE only l left. sold in last few
weeks; rooms. bath and finished basement.
beautifully finished: 100 Sixth ave- easf side
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DEvISADERO- FLATS
$12, ,50o-25xS6:11: Devisadero St. near TH1rl
3 new flats, renting for 500 per month
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Sc, 7oo-Rents $5S per month; Broadway, near
Hyde-st. cars; 2 flats of 4 and 8 rooms
and bath each; rear house of rooms;
ALWAYS rented
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Call for list OF properties Of every descrip-
the city.
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REAL EsrATE-CIrY--FoR SALE.

AT AUCTION.
AT AUCTION.
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81 5C0-A beautiful Western Addition corner.
50x10O with fronts and grand view;
flats built on this would positively net
10 Der cent.
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s7 80 per front foot only for the corner in
side lots; cheap at $500; that lovely
sunny corner OF Pine and Buchanan sts
55-foot front for the nominal price OF
S975O
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BARGAIN IN LARKIN- ST. PROPERTY
Business property best block on Larkin ST i.
modern 3-story building: stores and fats:
rent nearly $500; large frontage a decided
bargain: price $2s 600 BOVEF TOY a co
III Montgomery st. -
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Only 10 Der cent cash. balance payable In
sem-annual payments. Interest at this rate
OF 8 per cent per annum.
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9, 6,50o-Rents $40: Harrison ST.. near 7th; a
big lot. so feet front only partly i'm
proved the rents can be doubled This
property is actually for sale and you
buy it at your own price.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-24

81, ,50o-Another same as above. facing Dubocs
square 25x115 where they are selling
cheap at $4,000; this Is $500 below its
actual value.
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SPECK CO.
200 MONTGOMERY ST
Opposite entrance to Mills buiIdins)
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
selling Leasing.
Rents cohecteo. Insurance.
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SIC, o,25o-Splendd building Of flats OF rooms
and bath each; large lot, 35 feet 'front.'
age. east side of street with sunny
exposure; rents 500 per month; price
reduced for immediate sale: Preside
Heights district: close to Sacramento
street cars
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es-BEAUT1FuL RESIDENCE LoTs-sa
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s6O0-3 lots, 27x133 each; near Dolores and
Both sts.; all ready to build on and just
right for cottages.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-23
SHOULD BE NO NORTH OR SOUTH.

Mark Twain said that the south had been overthrow
by reading "Iyanhoe; that it had down before the
knighy ambition bred of that literature and now only
lived to mount horse, grasp lance and joust Ny
thought Alfred Henry Lewis in the Saturday Even
ing Post is that the injury the results
from its being southern If I owned the south should
have law in every state aboshng the southern.
1t is much smaller than the word American. Besides it
is fallacy There he such thing as southern
interest southern question southern man The
interest the question the every Ameri-
can Take the question: it is an American not
southern question Il you shot in leg would you
call it leg question? If you had pneumonia what could
you think of leg if it said I'm sorry Lungs with
that pneumonia However it's none of my affairs"
And if were the south I'd only quit being south
but I'd quit being solid force is TO ere
ate opposition: otherwise some day somehow some
Archmedes would capsize the earth. a solid south
means a solid north. II the Democracy were wise ii
would give the Republicans Louisiana Alabama Florida
and South Carolina The Democracy would carry dozen
northern states if it did
Let it be understood that like the southern man.
There's smell OF Europe about him Moreover he is
apt to be and unlikely be snob have never
met southern member who remembered that he was
congressman. have never northern member who
forgot it.
That. doubtless is the result of education 4 north
man is taught that If a mark Of honor to so to
congress Finding himself thus distinguished he is cor
respondingly pulled Now your southern man is like
SQUAD pigeon, biggest when he's The fact of his
nativity IS the greatest honor readable He is Graded
on peak; he climb higher Wherefore although
he go later to = senate or a cabinet or even White
House he ever goes down hill
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-23
THE PRESIDENT AND CIVIL SERVICE.

Whatever antiadminstration the political enemies
President Roosevelt may say they must admit his open
handed honesty However they may charge him with
stubbornness with being selfwiIled they must con-
his fearlessness OF late these have been ringing
the changes the charge that in being exciv serv-
ice commissioner has respected the law as chief
executive: that he has been guilty Of frequent and
marked violations of the law in the selection OF men for
official positions Now w. D Foulke who was a
civil service commissioner during the time which Mr.
Roosevelt is charged having ignored violated the
law who brands the charges with not being simply OF
mistaken information but lie.
MI Foulke says that of 10000 appointments to
competitive service since Roosevelt became pres
iden only thirtythree exempted from examination
than onetwentieth of per cent of the appoint
made without rigid adherence to the rules
laid down by precedens and for of the thirty
three cases specified some special reason appealing to
every intelligent man. given and set forth in detail
in the official record
Instead of making exceptions freely than his
predecessors Mr. Roosevelt is shown to been far
rigid in his requirements than Cleveland Harrison
Mckinley. As compared with President Mckinley,
who known friend of civil service reform and a
careful observer of all rules that would initiate
against good service twentyone appointments of pro-
fessiona technical the executive service of
the United States made without competitive examn-
alton as against five the same character made under
McKineys successor Under President Roosevelt
10000 positions have been added the classified service
and it is noteworthy that this extension the
opening of Roosevelts administration not as the
case OF his predecessors at the close thereof
The people Will appreciate to the FULL and long
member the ISLANDERS NJ. Roosevelt's political enemies
have circulated in this regard, and will know how to
meet them when opportunity serves next fall.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-23
OKLAHOMA WILL TRY SUGAR BETS.

The farmers of northern Oklahoma, especially
those of Kay county becoming interested in
beet culture and there will be quite extensive
of this planted this spring The American Beet
Sugar company began missionary in Oklahoma
time ago and experts from Rocky Ford Colo
the northern Oklahoma farmers instrucng them regard
ing the beet culture
Daniel Irby, of the Kay county men who have paid
particular attention to this crop claims that Oklahoma
easily produce twenty to the acre. thet the
beet commands a price at any time of S. He is
putting in big field of the beets this year as are num-
Der of his neighborS.
Experts from the Rocky Ford district will personally
supervise the planting of the seed the first year and will
give instructions regarding the harvesting the crop
a success factory will be located there.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-23
In MEMORY,S GARDEN.

There is garden in the twilight lands
OF Memory where troops of butterflies
Flutter adown the cypress paths and bands
Of flowers mysterious droop their drowsy eyes.
There through the silken hush footballs faint
And hurried through the vague parterre; and signs
Whispering of rapture of sweet complaint,
Like ceaseess parle Of bees and butterflies.
Here by one lonely pathway steal | soon,
To find the coverings of the old delight
Our hearts together knew, when 10, the
Turns all the cypress alleys into white.
Thomas Walsh.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-23
AFRAID OF The AERlcAN.

The Russian press has ceased growing at Amer
ica The newspapers of ST. Petersburg and Moscow
continually discovering things the attitude of America
which call for criticism and denunciaon The Novoe
Vreyma of St Petersburg the United States aims
to make the Pacific ocean American lake, And the
Russian paper kindly England of the designs of
the Americans Then the Novoe Vreyma goes say:
why should not Russia and England in view OF their
possessions outside of Europe combine? Someone will
do England great service by warning her of the
ical perhaps political Sedan which will effected by
the Japanese and Americans Russian English inter
ests do not clash Russia does not want India but only
open Vladiyostok Port Arthur
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-23
THE TRANSITION OF our PORTS

VIII the gulf ports eventually outstrp the Atlantic
seaboard ports in export shipments is question which
has received special emphasis two recent events
The derential wheat war and the decision in the
Northern Securities case the International Econo-
mist. Combining these factors it is demonstrate
that the day is hand when natural outlets VIII have
greater sway long efficient railroad lines led only
to Atlantic ports then natural that
products especially cereals should travel ateraly by
rail the vessels which had only the seaboard harbors
for regular freightage; to gulf ports left tramp
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-23
PLACES TO SCRATCH MATCHES.

Someone suggests that there should be greater
ber that should be provided and
accessible places for scratching matches according
trade statistics there plenty places The
making of matches in France government monopoly
and, of course, the number consumed is accurately
known The figures show that average consumption is
three matches per capita daily say fifteen every day
for every family It be greater this country for
of the boxes alleged to contain last
average family week whereas under the French style
of consumption would last almost weeks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-23

Congressman Scott of Kansas, whom Cleveland tried
squech because Scott asserted in speech that Grover
had entertained colored at the White House in the
manner in which Roosevelt entertained Booker
Washington, comes forward with the ncontestible
proof that Cleveland did, and the proof is of such
that the of the house acknowledge
reliability. that the Stuffed Prophet enter
tanned at least two namely Taylor of Kansas and Fred
Douglass of Washington.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-23

Unlimited capital will not make
successful newspaper. Hearst had
millions back of him, it is true, but
the millions didn't make the New
York American the financial success it is Success must
be in the paper itself The successful paper will supply
its own finances To know your constituency the peo
pie whom you would serve and then give them what
they want. means success Hearst after the SEN
people with his American and there is no end OF
sensational people in America Hearsts paper couidnt
survive in London Another successful daily of an ex-
actIy opposite character the York Evening Post
1t for its steady going conservatism and its con
stuency solid the itself The great maya
zine publisher Frank A. Munsey has fallen down as a
newspaper publisher Some ago he got the notion
into his head that equal in the
daily newspaper field AS a starter he purchased the
New York Daily News at the time moderately sue
cessul publication started in with great fare Of
trumpets announcing his intention of establish
ing chain of daies would reach from end OF
the country to the other Munsey announces that
within month he will sever his Connection entirely with
the News and in explaining failure make the
q success said:
81 have resorted to every expedient 1 know to make
the paper successful but have been met with the re-
markabIe proposition each fresh expenditure of
considerable money the circulation instead of increas
ing. has decreased DO not care to newspaper
along the lines which once the News successful,
and consequently 1 am going to leave"
Success in the daily newspaper field requires the ab
iyt to discern requirements constituency and to
fill those requirements That is all
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-23

The great upon which the Democratic party has
been counting viz the protected trust has gone burst
Few of them longer in evidence Twenty trusts have
gone into liquidation o. otherwise collapsed within
month 1t is too bad to deny friends the enemy of
issue. but Democrat rejoices the trou-
bes of these busted trusts than do Republicans