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The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14
OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M'TS
OFFICE. 1915 BROADWAY
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
MARINE VIEW.

MARINE VIEW.
Don't miss this; must be sold at once: eie-
CANT Queen Anne 6-room modern house; sunny
side of street: paneled dining-room. pillared
arch from reception hall to parlor. Quaker
fireplace open plumbing, sunny porch with
turned posts, open lawn, cement walk around
house and only short blocks from electric
train; located in swell neighborhood High
land Terrace which commands elegant marine
view and a view of the foothills: in fact a
modern up-to-date dwelling and only $500;
small cash payment required.
$3OOO-If You want an investment in fats be
sure to see this. A pair OF flats which con-
tain rooms, bath each. all good improve
ments; located only blocks from local train
and rented permanently; income will pay 3
per cent net on investment; lot 25x10O feet.
This Is a rare opportunity for small invest
ment in income property.
S25O0-Pretty Eastlake cottage. sunny side
OF street; located only one block from Oak-st-
station OF the local train; contains large.
sunny rooms basement arranged so 1t bs
rented out fiat
KREISS & HORSWILL.
1910 Broadway. Oakland. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14

FINE lot on sunny side Of valdez St. near
Twenty-sixth; only $40 per foot
Elegant lot. 10Ox125, near residence OF Alex
Young and Senator Perkins, extra chotces
price $4,000.
A bargain: fine residence Of IL rooms and
all conveniences; on Jackson OF. lot 100x170;
now rented to a good tenant at $40 per month:
price 500
Elegant lot. 40x200 near Key route station:
street macadamized: 80 minutes to San Fran
cisco; new neighborhood price $500
Several elegant lots still unsold In the Frost
Tract; this is bank property taken under fore
closure OF mortgage terms very easy
Elegant northwest corner. near boulevard: /:
lot 150x140; house OF 8 large rooms: for sale
BY order OF bank; price $1,000 this is chance
for a builder or sDeculator.
j. H MACDONALD & Co.
1852 BROADWAY.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14
LAUNCHES FOR HIRE.

C. A. McNEILL LAUNCH CO., foot of Clay
St; for pleasure and business tel. Bush 534
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14

AT AUCTION.
sONNTAo BROTHERS
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
AT sALESROOMS, 232 MONTGOMERY ST
Ii O'CLOCK NOON
FEBRUARY a. 1905.
"a elegant lots bounded by Folsom, Fifteenth
and Shotwen SITS.
REACHED BY THE FOLSOM, HOWARD,
FOURTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH ST.
CAR LINES.
Streets are all bituninized and severed with
concrete sidewalks The lots are level and
ready to build on and suitable for resi-
dences, fats and stores. Located In one Of
the best renting districts In the city.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14

o'Ai 81 rs T PER WEEK.
NO INTEREST NO TAXES
$225 for choice lots Excelsior Homestead
Tract: level as billiard table: on grade:
close to fine school and Mission-st- electric
cars; bound to double in value.
s400 each on installments Of $40 per month:
no taxes: fine lots, near Ocean boulevard;
best residence location south Of Golden Gate
Park; these are the cheapest lots in this dis
'rict; advancing W. n = PE7ff Wa1Tn TaPidly'
2s Montgomery ST.. r. s. Phone Main 57o4.
BARGAINS IN DOWNTOWN BUSINESS
PROPERTY
$1s,oOo-sansome st. W. s.. bet; Pacific and
income S125 per month. No. OIL
s2o ooo-Beale st., near Mission; 81 story
brick. leased at $3.50 per month: tenant
makes repairs. pays water, etc. No So
$40. .ooo-s-story brick: large lot: washington
street near Kearny; income 1855 per
Col0PERArIvE Cono0SPIsEIRA HoMEBUmDERs,
719-T2o HAYWARD BUILDING.
each: rent s65; latest improvements; 60 feet
front; X lot 30 feet east of Mission 81: 2. 4.
8 and West ave.. or 32d ST. bank mortgages
$4,000 can be secured at per cent; see prop
erty. DoI-AN CO.. owners. "a Montgomery.
RARGAIN-Lot 1Oox120; will sub into 30x1OO.
Groom house, Darn. chicken and brood house
for 800 chickens, incubator. ETC.; lift. fence:
$500: z cash. bal. . per cent: s Jos. LE-
s1soo-Cottaze rooms; mr. goth and Mission
Sl4OO-Cottage rooms near Guerrero st. car;
take your choice; $3.50 cash. bal. SIS mo.
MISSION REALTY CO.. 3297 Mission st.
FOUR or room modern cottages: wooden
mantels; latest plumbing. tiling. etc: near
Fosom-st- electric cars; only 500 cash
quired: balance to suit THE DOLAN CO..
home builders. 1907 Market opp. franklin
TWO excellent new flats for sale; on the east
side side Of Dimond St. bet 18th and 18th; rents rents
DON, builder on premises
HOUSE for sale with lot 25x137:e :e. south side
jackson near Hyde; front and rear house,
s65o0. Apply 120 sutter, Room AZ.
COTTAGES, and rooms: terms same as
rent Apply owner. lumber yard. corner
Army and Condor sts
FINE sanitary plumbing: latest system. ALL
BACH & MAYER: $50 Howard st
SAN MArEo Real ESTATE.
SAN MATEo--sAN MATEo
THE FINEST SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
DISTRICT NEAR SAN FRANCISCO.
We have a choice list Of excellent residence
properties. villa sites and acreage Don't fail
to see us before buying. Investigate San Mateo
Park the ideal property of them all. Lots of
about each. Bound to be most valu-
dOics PoSO w.
HAYWARD ADDITION.
Adjoining the town. Business and residence
lots. Street work complete. Covered with ma
jestic oaks. Easy terms. See our local agent
Frank s. Grummon. San Mateo office open
BALDWIN s HOWELL. IS Post st.
LOMITA PARK LOMITA PARK.
LoMIrA PARK.
On the line of San Mateo electric cars. As
minutes from Fifth and Market sts
Sewer and water pipes laid.
Pure artesian water.
Lots $500 and up.
Outside the fog belt
so 70 $50 down and $40 per mcnfh
Go down and investigate.
Maps sent application
sELBY. RODGERS & CO.,
Main 673. f16 California -.
Also at Lomita Park.
A WEEKS news for cents-The Weekly Can.
16 pages. In wrapper, for mailing. 81 per year.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14

MIDDLE-AGED man, in business of his
own would like to correspond with lady
from 25 to 80 years of age; object matri.
nony Box 6723 Call.
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vIAv1.

WAY to health; mothers and daughters
home treatment; booklet free: write for It.
yIAVI CO.. Van Ness. Phone East 282
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14

LADIES who are in trouble or suffering from
any ailment peculiar to their sex can find
Immediate relief by consulting DR.. White
the only graduate physician in San Francisco
who has devoted lifetime to helping women; !;
II years experience without failure has put
him at the head. He guarantees relief or no
pay.
DR.. WHITE. 7o2 Market ST.. rooms and g.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal Jan. 1s. 1s05-sealed
proposals. in triplicate. will be received here
until IL o'clock a. M. February 16 1905 and
then opened for replanking and repairing
wharf at Preside of San Francisco. Cal. in
cluding cluster, spring and fender piles
Government reserves the right to reject or
accept any all bids in whole or in part.
Information furnished on application to WIN.
s. PATTEN. Assistant Quartermaster GEN.
eral, Chief Quartermaster.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14

ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE.
$1,000 COTTAGES; actually less than cost:
4-acrs tracts. Ross Valley 400 acres; choic-
est piece for subdivision; cottages to rent
j z. LOUIS. Kentheld. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14

EXPERIENCED elocution teacher in school;
Eastern woman preferred. Box e3Oe. Can.
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REAL EsrArE-couNrxx-For sais-

REAL ESTATE-COUNTEX- Sale.
wANTED-Ranches OF all sizes for Eastern
homeseekers; our facilities are unexcelled
CO-OPERATIvE HOMEBUILDERS.
T20 HAYWARD Building
BRANCH OFFICES:
Denver. Boise. Seattle. Tacoma. Portland. san
Jose. Los Angeles. Helena
s15,OoO-40-acre orange and olive orchard. F'sir
Oaks Colony. good house. T. and O.
year $4,000; viii trade for bay property:
call OF write for particulars No. l5s.
42.OO0-Stsek ranch. Tehama County. $500
acres; 500 acres good plOw land; sets
first-class buildings: well watered AMI
fenced: near school and P. o.; $50 cat
tie. 800 hogs, horses and all imple-
ments go with place; cheaper than Gov
ernment land No. 139-
Sc, 5000 acres: Placer County, near Auburns
orchard; this is a bargain. No Z
<3.bOO-A1 little stock ranch. Tehama County.
23O acres: rs acres under plOw. balance
pasture; good s-room house, barns q
stock stables. etc; eaSv terms. No.
COOPERATIVE HOMEBUILDERS.
T20 Hayward Building.
BRANCH OFFICES:
Denver, Boise, Helena, Tacoma. Seattle, Port
land. Los Angeles San jose.
eENTLEMANs COUNTRY HOME
5000 miles from Pstaluma: is acres: q
acres In fruit: modern Broom house: Al out
horses. COW. carriage. wagons. carts. ETC.. go
with place; income over $500 per month. CO.
OPERATIVE HOMEBUILDERS. 720 Hay
ward building.
SANTA CIARA-s15oo; cottage. S rooms and
bath; lot 43x125; blocks from depot mu-
nicipal ownership public utilities. SPAR
ROW. IS McAllister st.
ATTENTION. HoMEsEEKERsI
Send postal for catalogue OF the best land
c., 64s Market St
CHEAPEST and best in America-rns Weekly
Call. i6 pages. sent to any address In ths
United States or Canada one year ror 81.
MENLo PARK REAL ESTATE.
A-MENLo PARK-FAIR OAKS
Large villa sites and tracts OF from one to
i've acres Beautifully wooded and ready for
building: convenient to station and in best part
OF Fair Oaks and Menlo Park; road work fres
OF expense to buyers; exceptionally easy terms;
finest climate In vicinity OF city: unexcelied
educational facilities. For particulars write
sELBY. RODGERS & CO.,
Main s7S. 11s California SC.
ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE.
$1,000 COTTAGES: actually less than cost;
4-acrs tracts. Ross Valley; 400 acres; choic-
est piece for subdivision: cottages to rent
z. LOUIS. Kentneld. Cal
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
FOR sale or exchange-5-room cottage: stable.
chicken park: lot 56x16S in good Eastern
city Address owner. F. B. HOUGH. 800
Myrtle St, Oakland.
PROPERTY WANTED.
wANTED-Flats or business property; 5000
a., box 1851. call offce Oakland.
r,nrrrnry GDunnnsCgrci
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14

IN OAKLAND. COR 10TH AND CLAY sTs,
SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ON
OVERALLS; NO EXPERIENCE NECES-
GARY: STEADY WORK: GOOD PAY
LEVI STRAUSS & co.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-14
LEARlNGHOUSE OF HUMAN INTERESTS
HELP wANrED-rEMAns-continuea.

HELP wAETED-FEEfALE-
EXPERIENCED elocution teacher in school;
Eastern woman preferred. Box e3O6. Call
AN operator on pants. sc Geary St. room 33.
PRIVATE lessons taught in hairdressing, man
touring; rates reasonable 124 Powell St
A WEEKS news for 5 cents-The Weekly Call
10 pages. in wrapper. for mailing 81 per year
BARBERs-Employment and Supplies.
WANTED-NIen to learn barber trade; weeks
complete; position guaranteed: tuition earned
while learning. Cali or write MOLl1R COL
LDGE. e3e Sacramento St
WANTED-Men TO learn barber trade; con-
slant practice; expert instruction; situations
secured. CAN or write MOLER'S BARBER
COLLEGE. ga Clay ST.
HAIRDREssnG. manicuring. massage taught
MoLER COLLEGE, $40 Sacramento st; all
work free l to 4.
ATTENTION.
Wanted-Men 10 learn the barber trade:
week completes; tuition earned while learn
ing; positions guaranteed only college in
or write GILLMANS Barber College. 627
Clay st. near Montgomery
BARBERS attention-uegant modern 9-chaIr
shop at Sixth SIT good long lease; clears
from sleO to $500 per month: VIII be sold
by the l. and L. Auction Co, Thursday,
Feb le, at 10 a. m, At the salesrooms. 1889
Sl MISSION L hpplg 70
JOE LIBERMAH, auctioneer, above ofhca.
BARRIERS wanted-Brown s. Sharp No. O.
No. 1 clippers So so per pair; best grind
IN the city. DBCKELMAN BROS, 10o
Ellis ST.
wANTED-Three men TO learn barber trade;
absolutely free and Will pay you while learn
ing. Tb1 Mission st.
BARBER wanted; hrst-cdassL Can between u
and ! p m at 60e Montgomery at, tailor
shop.
BARBER would IKE to rent furnished bar
Der shop in city. Box 1855. zoos Market st.
TO be an expert barber go to GIlett's Schools
cheapest and quickest, Ell Commercial st.
FOR sale-snapi barber shop IN Barrel House.
SO EDDY ct. going East
wANTBD-Ladies TO learn the barber tradei
SIS 10 SIS weekly. MOLER. ga Clay st.
SPACE for boOtbiack stand for rent Apply
Ellis st
BARBER shop for saiss 500 Ellis 81, worth
investigating.
FOR sale-Barber shop1 chair and furniture
TS9 Vallejo st
TO be expert barber go 70 Gilletts Schools
cheapest and quickest 611 Commercial Sc.
S1oo-GOOD 2-chair barber shop; owner ieav-
ing CITY. Call at once, 1547 Mission St
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05

ANoNG other items of injustice that are heaped upon Alaska through laws that appear to be prejudicial against per sons entering certain lines of business,
 is that controlling the wholesaling of liquors within the district. license is fixed, but it is next to prohibitive, being s2.o00 per annum. This is not fair. Liquor will be sold and liquor will be drunk in Alaska, and as long as this is the case it is but fair that dealers in this district should be allowed to dispose of it wholesale, at as reasonable license as those on the outside. The Juneau Liquor Co.,, at Juneau, would be pleased to enter the field az wholesalers; but with that g ,oO staring them in the face, they are shut out and outsiders reap the benefit
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05

IL assuming the management of the SENTINEL, as stated above, shall make no changes in the policy of the paper Neither will 1 be presumptuous enough 10 say that will give the readers bet ter paper than has been given them in inc past. Twill put forth every effort tc give You the best that can be produced under existing circumstances, and will always be found trying to promote and enhance the bes' interests of the patrons nf this paper
 Following the teachings of pater famil- ias, the paper II bear the republican banner. bu; will not be partisan to the extent Of allowing things political to swerve il from the path "f defending the interests of Alaska, Wrangell Dis lrict in particular.
 The columns of the paper will always lc open to any reader for discussion of trpics of interest. We, laweyte. reserving the liberty oi making sHci e.tment as W, cl.1r1sp ou any ronaua;' ;ion Of dis ta.siua thsf Hsy catze -.
 People ot town n an undeveloped country should. in our opinion, work to- pether in harmony. and strive to benefit themselves not only individually, but collectively. Outside people coming in to invest their capital or engage in busi- ness. should be given every possible en- couragement. Thus will the town grow and prosper. This is historically true. In our endeayors to this end, we solicit the assistance of all: let's get our shoul ,lers to the wheels of progress, and work as d unit for the advancement of the best town in the best country on earth, WrRnsell, Alaska. Respectfully,
 GHo. (. i. SNYDER,
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05

Entered November 20, 1902, at Wran- geil, Alaska, as second-class matter, un- der Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05
To Sentinel Readers.

Having been assigned to other duties, I have associated with me my son, Geo. C. l.. snyder, who will assume the man. agement and watch over the destinies of the SENTINEL. George is no novice at the newspaper business, is thorough printer, and being young may infuse new life into the concern, though in pol icy the paper will remain the same ''justice and fairness to all." Thanking the patrons for their liberal patronage ant asking ior a continuance of the same, l remain yours, truly,
 A. Y. R. SNYDER.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05

FRIDAY, September p, the |. s sur vey ship Gedney ran onto the rocks in Wrangell Narrows, and was pulled off by the steamer Excelsior. Perhaps if a few eov1rnment vessels would wreck in these treachefous narrows-entailing a loss of perhaps millions of dollars and possibly many liyes-the government might be induced to Flock the barn door" ond take some interest in improving the Dry Straits, and thereby insure safe passage for vessels at all times.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05

That Petersburg will some day be one of the greatest fishing centers on the coast, can not be gainsaid. Many thousands Of dollars worth were shipped from there last year, and we believe from present evidences of activity that this years output was only drop in the bucket in comparison with what it will be the coming season. Already the waters are full of fishing smacks that have come up from below to harvest the crop, and the traveller sees scores of the hardy men of the sea who are hoping to reap reh reward. May their fondest hopes be realized as t means much for Alaska.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05

A SOUND paper tells in thrilling terms how two Alaska men staggered down the gang plank of 6 steamer with leather bags containing sl62,O in gold. The paper could have saved adjectives by merely mentioning that bullion of that value weighs nearly 500 pounds, and readers could figure out the staggering to suit themselves. es.-Gateway
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05

AFTER chewing on the neck of an old bull that had been shipped from Seattle to Juneau, Frame, of the Transcript. got ''nutty' and broke loose in this strain fluff Eaton is the name of man run hing a restaurant in Wrangell. We have met number of his brothers in the same business in different towns in Alaska. " Of course, as Mr. Frame generalizes in the last part of his item, we can hardly take it as personal and forgive him for his thrust at Wrangell.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05

WHEN you are called upon to reply to letters of inquiry concerning Alaska, it is not necessary to magnify, and tell of lemonade springs, rock-candy mines or ice cream caves. Just the plain, unvar- nished truth is sufficient. Invite people to ''haye look," which will convince them that there is no country like this.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05

BETWEEN January and August b of the present year, there was shipped through Seattle by the Alaska-Pacitic Express Co.,, gold dust to the value of s6,357, ,lSS. During the same period of 1904 there passed through Skagway, s6,- 405, ,3O5, difference in favor of last year of S6S. .I72.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05
Subscription Rates. =
Advertising Rates.

Professional Cards per Month Sl co Display. per inch per month";. 90
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05

York absorbed 263,000 of these immi-
 grants during the year, of whom SS per cent were Italian, g per cent Hebrew, 6 per cent each of German, Irish and Pol ish, per cent Scandinavians, and the balance of other nationalities Their
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05

MORE than 100000 alien immigrants entered the United States during the past fiscal year, nearly S00,0O0 of whom entered at the port of New York. Ac- ferding to an official of that state, New
Alaska sentinel., 1905-10-05

THE Cablegram says that the richest strike of gold ever found in the Sitka district has just come to light on Chica- golf Island and that the lame, the halt, the blind-all except the Mission school teachers-had stampeded to it. One han says the ore runs thousands of dol lars to the ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-10
SHOULD EXTEND ORDER.

= ONE PEOPLE in Utah will wonder
- if it is possible to secure an extern
sion Of Attorney General Moody's order
10 federal officials in his department to
keep their hands off the legislatures
now in session in the various states. to
other federal departments To the
treasury department, for instance. with
special reference to the bureau of in
ternal revenue. OF course the extension
of the order might interfere seriously
with the work Collector Edward Fl.
Callister is said to be doing, but if one
federal official has no business trifing
with legislatures we do not see how
any others can claim the privilege.
Mr.. Callister spends much time in the
Utah house and senate. 1t cannot be
that he goes there merely for the pur-
pose of seeing the Legislators perform
There is no novelty in that for him.
Rather does he go for the purpose Of
influencing legislation. 1t is said that
Mr.. Callister is one of the leaders in
the movement to make the various
state boards partisan machines This is
not surprising, for the collector is a
partisan of partisans. Undoubtedly, if
he had his way. there wouldn't be an
ofioeholder i'm the entire state who did
not affiliate with the Republican party
We don't object to his partisanism in
the least That is a matter between
him and his conscience. We do object
to his interference in matters of Iegis-
latiOn, for they are matters that con-
Germ the entire state. Mr.. Callfster is
paid a liberal salary by the govern
ment to do certain work. If he does
that work as it should be done he will
have no time for anything else. And
il he did have time it does not follow
that he should misuse it, for the gov
eminent never contemplated the use OF
its positions for any private interests.
II Attorney General Moody can keep
the district attorneys. marshals and
other officers i'm his department out of
the Iawmaking business. Secretary
Shaw should be able to accomplish the
same result. He cannot issue the order
too quickly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-10

TO realize the hope OF general good
fellowship would, in Mr.. Schroeder's
opinion, be ample ground for divorce.
Possibly if the two persons most inter-
ested were the only ones affected. So
ciety might tolerate divorce on any
ground which seemed adequate to those
two, or TO either of them. I'm
fortunately. few couples are so entirely
isolate that their affairs are their own
solely. Where children have come to
them. the duty of life has a higher call
than the personal happiness of either
parent No sacrifice ought To be too
great if only it achieves the right up
bringing Of innocent dependents; no
ordinary wrong is so uncomfortable as to
Justify the sacrifice of young lives to
the selfshness Of the individual father
or mother
If Mr.. Schroeder's conclusion is car
ried to its last analysis, it is seen that
he eliminates entirely any spiritual
obligation as involved in the marriage
relation. His concluding sentence
says, so then, let US unite to defend
the liberty of all the live natural and
happy lives through easy divorce and
the right Of re-marriage." If the hu-
man race We're controlled only by it's
desire for the best. if every man and
woman could live for the Individual
alone, and if base passion played no
important part in the divorce problem
an easy divorce law might be desir-
able. As il is. the history of courts in
this country indicates that the brute
element of humanity finds it quite easy
enough to escape from the obligations
OF marriage when the bonds become
irksome. and that society needs quite
as much protection from easy divorce
laws. such as exist in some states. as
1t does from the wrongs inflicted by
laws which allow too little latitude in
the termination of marriage relations.
Remembering Mr.. Schroeder's atti-
tude toward the polygamy of Utah
there is a certain grim sarcasm in this
strenuous plea for consecutive polyg-
amy; and ss between his theory OF an
easy divorce law. and the Mormon
theory of the marriage problem, the
scientist could find little preference for
Mr.. Schroeder's social panacea. Mean
while. the very large majority of
American men and women find no need
for any divorce law and still hold to the
old-fashioned notion that it is better
TO bear some wrongs, exercise the vir-
tue of patience and hold fast to the
good that comes rather than fly TO the
possible evils of another estate