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Sir Dixon Mare Proves
Much the Best Of
Her Field.
Heavy Going Stops
Some Crack Handi-
cap Horses.
specIal pispatch 70 rhe can.

SARATOGA, Aug 15.--The Merchants
and Citizens handicap was the feature
OF to-day's racing card. q Had there
been a fine day the whole village would
have turned out, but bad weather held
the crowd back. Only about eight thou
sand spectators passed the turnstiles.
The lightly weighted Outcome upset
many calculations in the handicap. She
just ran over the public choices
through the stretch and won by several
lengths from Proper and Dolly Spanker.
Proper was interferred with on the far
turn, where he and Outcome were
thrown back. The latter got the worst
Of it and was much the best Dolly
Spanker did well, but tired on the way
home Lord Of the Vale also stopped.
Caughnawaga could not do himself JUS
tice in the heavy going. Burns claimed
a foul against Spanker, but it was not
allowed. Summary:
FIRST RACE-seven furlongs. handicap
for ) S-year-oIds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. z Fin.
10 to Sd Arkle, l05 (BIller)... 115I
10 1-Lochinvsr. lO2 CBel0 ...4 , 22
10 TO Cigar L gr, l05 Buch'n) l 2
Time, l:2s As. Start good. Won handily.
Winner, r. Angarola's b. &. by Arkle-Darka-
Humo. Braden, Broadcloth finished named.
SECOND RAcE-Mie. selling. for s-year-
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St. Fin.
TO Mad Mullah. ITO (ScholD u 8
to 2-Benindian. 90 (dirrh).. 8 Al
Time. 1:44 As. Start bad. Won easily.
VIM Winner r, A II L Astes b; g by DOnoyaa,da S.ItIa
Lady Ellison. Shady Lad, st. Breeze finished
named.
THIRD RACE-F1ve and a half furIongs,
purse, for 2-year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. St q Fin.
1 to i-Bridgem'n, lO5 (H.id' b'dj 8 I1a2
TO 1-Shineon. 110 CMartin). -. u 3
Time, l:oS %. Start good Won easily.
Winner. G. J. Longs b. c. by Falsetto-Ignlte.
Chalfonte. Progress, Monterey, Streator Cy-
clone. Comedienne finished named.
FOURTH RACE-The Merchants and Citi-
zens' Handicap; one and three -sixteenths miles;
for three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse Weight, Jockey. st. q. Fin.
10 to I-outcome, 90 (Baird).:. "a Il
8 10 G-D. spanker io7 Gyne) 8 5 5s
Time. 2:o2 80. Start good Won driving.
Tne GAYS y tss vale By slF sn
King Of Troy finished named
FIFTH RACE-One and an eighth miles: for
three-yesr-olds ana up; selling:
I to i-Gresncrest los piggns) Z - Ie
II to 81. Badge. 90 on DanieD / b "
Time. 2:02 3-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner, Mrs McLyles b: g. by Goldcrest-
Ethel Green. Sir Ralph, War Whoop and Ben
volio finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-FIve and a half furlongs; for
maiden hllies; two-year-olds; purse:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey st. q. Fin.
TO 2-Eloisa, los CTroxler). 2 31z
Is TO I-Yaiassi los S0 Graves. -
Time 1:10. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. G. J. Longs ch f. by Falsetto- Rainfall:
Gin. Azure, and Hampton Lady finished as
named.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
lOtdis " ~ IN
sTwo out when winning run was scored.
3TrNJss ANT, HITS nv INJNrNc,r

Struck out-By Garvin 4. by Willian
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Bowiers Make High scores.

The opening Of the duck pin tourney on the
Ferris Hartman bowling alleys. formerly the
Golden Gate alleys. was a marked success.
Some excellent scores were made. Summary
of the first nights play:
Foster S11. A Bernard PSI, Irwin 251, Nc
Grath 273, Lyons 237, T. z. Burke 29O. Davi-
SON 270 Drossel PAT. Aegerter 273, McCready
260. William Jeffreys 2S3. Reade 237 Bur-
dick $50. Ramsner POI. Raffen 24S, Thorpe ESQ
A Clarke ESQ. Lafranchi 253 o. B. Ahern go.
The next series will be bowied to-nixhf-
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SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

CBy the New York Morning Telegraph)
First race-Speedwny, Aviston, Lad
sarion.
Second race-MaIden, Pious, BaIzac.
Third race-TyrOn, Judge Hines, Ad-
riutha-
Fourth race-Jacobite, Tangle, Ra-
VIENNA.
Fifth race-supreme Court, Stroller,
SaIadin.
Sixth race-BurIeigh, King Pepper,
Athlone.
Weather rainyj track heavy.
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sHRUBB CANNOT COMPETE
IN AMERICA AS AN AMATEUR
English Authorities Refuse Permission
to Worlds Greatest Distance
Runner to Come Here.

LONDON, Aug. 15.-The British-America
Tour Athletic Association has refused permis-
sion to Alfred Shrubb. the British champion
runner, TO go to America 10 compete in the
championships at New York and Montreal
Shrubb is the champion distance runner of
England and holds many worlds records He
has Just returned to his home from Australia
where he established figures for all lis
tances from one mile to twelve. He holds the
record CT minutes 80 seconds for two miles
running, making the first mile in 4 minutes
IL 3-5 seconds. He is looked upon as the most
phenomenal long distance runner in the world
and his intended visit to America has been
looked forward 10 with great interest by Arneri-
can athletes
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BURNS TRAINING FOR BARRY.
Expects n Hard Fight When He Meets
the Husky Middleweight.

Tommy Burns, the Eastern middle-weight
boxer who is TO meet Dave Barry before the
San Francisco Club on the 91st inst. says if
he wins his contest with the Irish lad he Will
take on Twin Sullivan at Los Angeles, after
which he intends to challenge Tommy Ryan
for the legitimate middle-weight title. Burns
has backing in Los Angeles for $1,000 that he
can defeat Ryan. Burns Is not undertaking
Barry in the least. He has fought Dave be-
fore and he knows he has a good job ahead.
He is training at Billy shannon S place at San
Rafael.
Joe Angel and Fred Landers to box ten
rounds in the same ring for good sized purse
and the contest will carry a side bet of 5000,
the winner taking the purse, bet and all.
Another ten round go. which will be first on
the card, is between Mauro Herrera and the
Montana Kid
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Rnrehnn Mon Confer.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Aug. 15.-Owing to de-
lay IN the arrival OF President Puiliam the Ma
tional Baseball Commission did not assemble
promptly to-day and carry indications were
that decision on the case Of Howard Griffith
OF Jersey City was not likely until late in the
afternoon. After the commission had been
called 10 order a resolution reciting the recent
action Of the National Association in regard
10 Griffith read in which it was an
nounced that Griffith had been summarily re-
moved from all connection with the National
Association and from the National Board OF
Arbitration In view of this fact. the case
was formally stricken from the records.
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

CBy the New York Morning TeIegraph)
First race-Strader, Miss Manners,
CLANCY.
second raee-AIIista, Naran, Picture
Hat.
Third race-LfIita, Port Worth, Queen
Caroline
Fourth raee-HavfTand, La PuceIIe,
Red Leaf.
Fifth race-New Amsterdam, Poor
lands JOlO.
sixth race-Handy Bill, FOnsoIuca,
Brooklyn.
Weather cloudy, track sloppy.
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SUMMARY

Three base hit-Casey. Two-base hit-Nor-
dyke Sacrifice hits-Dunleavy. Sheehan, Ca
sew. Francks First base on errors-Tacoma 1.
Oakland l. First base on called balls-On
Graham off FITZGERALD 3 Left on bases
Tacoma g. Oakland 8. Struck out-By Graham
g. by Fitzgerald 2. Double plays-Francks to
Streib. Croll to Byrnes to- Graham to Dever-
eaux to Dunleavy to Kelly to Dunleavy; Dew
ereaux to Streib: Sheehan to Casey TO Nordyke.
Time of game-One hour and thirtycfve min
utes IImpire-McDonald.
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GoIfern I'm Competition.

CHICAGO. Aug 15-The annual open golf
tournament at Exmoor opened to-day with
eighty-four golfers from out Of town and local
clubs participating. National Champion II. c.
Egan Bruce Smith OF Onwenrsia and Frank C.
Newton of Seattle tied for first place in the
Sc holes.
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TWELVE MEN QUALIFY
FOR ARMY PISTOL TEAM
High Scores Prevail I'm the Small Arms
Competition at Fort
Riley

JUNCTION CITY, Kan, Aug. 15-The small
arms competitions were finished at the national
range al Fort Riley to-day. when the competi-
tive shooting IN the army pistol contest ended
The possible score was 800 and the twelve
men making the highest scores, who will COM
pose the army pistol team. as follows;
lrumpeter Oscar C. Robertson, Troop d,
Ninth Cavalry, 2S4; Sergeant John ]. Daerda,
Troop D, Fifteenth Cavalry, 2S3; First Lieu
tenant JenS Estedgje, Fourth Cavalry, 2S2;
Corporal Carl Schmidt. Troop A. First Cavalry.
PSI; Captain Pegrim Whitworth, First Infan-
trys 2s5; Sergeant Charles II. McNafr, Troop
y, Twelfth Cavalry, 279; Corporal Michael Kel-
IS, Company o, First Battalion. Corps Of En-
Eineers, 24S, Quartermaster Sergeant D. O'Con-
nell Thirteenth Cavalry, 27s; Quartermaster
Sergeant B. =. Barker, Troop d, Third Cav
airy. 2T9; Second Lieutenant Herman S. Dill
woody. Tenth Cavalry, 277; First Lieutenant
Richard Poillon Jr., Porto Rican Provisional
Regiment, 27I; Corporal James Z. Logan,
Troop d. Ninth Cavalry. 277.
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FIFTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles
ceiling. three-Y -YeaI-olds and up:
SIXTH RAcE-six furlongs; selling; three
FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

SEVENTH RACE-Deciared off.
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Pistol Goe. or in yalise.

Thomas Nolan, baggage handler for the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad. met with
a peculiar accident last night. revolver
packed in valise he was handling was dis
charged. the bullet striking him in the
shoulder. He was taken to the Harbor
Emergency Hospital. where the lead was ex-
tracted and the wound dressed It 10 not
known who is the owner of the valise. No
lans wound is not serious.
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wADDELL STRIKES OUT NINE
IN FIVE INNINGS OF PLAY
st. Louis Fails to Make Hit Un-
til Rain Ends the
Game.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGuE.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 15.-Philadelphia
won in a game stopped by rain at the end OF
the fifth inning. Waddell started to pitch a
game which probably would nave been record
breaker. He struck out nine men in the five
innings, and not hit was made by the vis-
itors Attendance. 45O0 Score: r. h Z.
st. Louis.
Philadelphia .-..-...........-.....
Batteries-Howell and sugden; Waddel and
Schreck.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.-C1eveland to-day
batted the ball all over the field and won.
Hess splendid pitching was a feature. Jacob
sen was batted out Of the box In the third
inning Attendance. 5000. Score:
Washington o
Cleveland II /
Batteries-Townsend. Jacobsen and Kit
tredge; Hess and Clarke.
NEW YORK Aug. 15.-Detroit took the
first of what was 10 have peen double header
here to-day from New York II rained in the
last two innings and the second game was not
played. Attendance. 5000. Score:
New 4orE s-ss's''s''' 40
Detroit o II
Batteries-Orth. Hogg and Kleinow; Killian
and Warner
Second game postponed on account OF rain.
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ANGELS DEFEAT SEATTLE.
Tozier Becomes Effective as the Game
Progresses ON Northern Field.

SEATTLE. Aug. 15.-Los Angeles secured
hits with men on bases to-day IN spite OF
anything Shields could do Seattle seemed
able to hit only when there were two men
out excepting in the ninth inning, when three
safe ones were punched. Eagar was away OF
in his throwing in the early part OF the game
and the Seattle men became reckless on the
bases They threw away several chances to
score and they regretted 1t afterward, as To-
zier grew more effective as the game pro-
gressed. The score:
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Grand Circuit Races Postponed.

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, Aug. 15.-On ac-
count of rain to-day's Grand Circuit races
were postponed until tomorrow and each day
programme will go over day, making the
meeting end on Saturday instead of Friday
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNING:
SUMMARY.

Earned runs-Seattle 1. Los Angeles 8 Two
base hits-Kane. Shields, Eagar. Flood, Dillon
Sacrifice hits-Bernard, Flood, Cravath Frary
Stolen bases-Kane. Blankenshp HOutz
Frary, Eagar. Struck out-1fy Shields q by
Tozier 4. Base on balls-On Shields on
Tozier g. Hit by pitched hall-Kane. Blank
enship. Passed balls-Eagar 2 Blankenship
Left on bases-Seattle IL. Los Angeles T. Time
of game-One hour and forty-hve minutes
Umpire-Perine.
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Turner to Fight Louie Long.

STOCKTON. Aug. 15.-Rufs Turner Of mis-
city and Louie Long, represented by Bert Mur-
ply, manager OF the Hoffman Athletic Club
fight twenty rounds before the HOFFMAN Club
the 7th OF September They are 20 weigh
frht
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NEEDLE IN HER HAND.--while operat-
Grenaldi OF zss Hayes street accidentally ran
Q needle into her hand. The bit OF steel was
removed by Dr. Hill at the Central Emer-
Etucy Hospital
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Bases on balls-on Garvin /, on williams 2
Left on bases-Portland 5. San Francisco 4
Sacrifice hits-Gochnauer, Williams Stoler
bases-Schlahey, Householder Hit by pitched
baIl-Hoffnan. Passed ball-Shea- Time OF
game-Oue hour thirty-ftvs minutes. Umpirs
Davis.
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Rain stops Cricket Matcb.

MONTREAL. Aug 15.-Rain to-day stopped
the final of the Observation-Disclosures cricket
match and IT becomes a draw.
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hope If bought of us always lives up to the
price. We carry the best that's made. Lei
bold Harness Co.. 211 Larkin st.
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Vanderbilt Tmo-Year-

DEAUvILLE, France. Aug. 15.-W X Van
derbilts Prestige won the two-year-old stakes
here to-day.
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F ORM REVERSAL
At FORT ERIE
Herman Johnson Shows Big
improvement Over His
Last Appearance in a Race
Special Dispatch to The Call.

BUFFALO, Aug. 15.-Heavy rains
fell during the night, rendering the
track muddy and scratches were nu-
merous. The steeplechase was de-
elared off on account of the sodden con-
dition of the field The handicap at
seven furlongs was won by Mrs. Frank
Foster. which led the field throughout
and won cleverly Pirate Polly was
second and Pipe third. Herman John
son showed wonderful Improvement in
the fourth race over his last time out
AS that race was run on a fast track
and the track was muddy to-day no
judicial action was taken. Summary:
FIRST RAcE-one mile; maiden three
year-olds; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin.
to l-BIsque, ITO u. Sheehan) II Ia
Is TO ID. Dood, ITO (Foley1.... 2 n 2
8 TO 5-Economist. 112 (A.wlsh) 6 n n
Time, l: AS 20. Start good. Won cleverly.
Winner, j. Philips b. f. by Belyidere-Argent.
Berne. Theodore. Awe, Irene Brady. Storm
Scud. Hawtrey finished as named
SECOND RACE-six furlongs; three-year-
olds ana Up; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. y Fin.
TO 5-Miss Mrgn, u ~. Hensy) 2
. to 2-cnicarra, 92 Gsehoen). 3 81
Winner, ]. McLennons b. :. by Aloha-An
L. Savoir Faire Mrs. Bob, Silurian, MISS
Ahable. Tony Hart, Edna Tanner finished as
named.
THIRD RACE-seven furlongs; all ages;
free handicap:
Betting, Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. Fin
2 to Mrs. h. Foster. 100 (Knz) n
q 10 5-Pirate Polly, "a (Taylor). l 3
q to Pipe, 80 (Schoen) j n "A
Time, 1913 80. Start good. Won cleverly.
Winner Frank Fosters ch. m by Ben Strome-
Princess Revenue. Hans Wagner also ran
FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs; purse; two
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. :. Fin.
to 1-Hrm Johnson, 104(Fley)
10 TO 1-GreviIla. 1872 (Neely)... 3 p
TO Away, 80 q. Hennessy) 3 3
Time | 05 3-5. Start good. Won easily
Winner Johnson & Dodson's ch. c. by RUSSELL
Woodlodge. Ohiyesha. Father Catchem. Little
Mike finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles;
selling; three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. Fin
10 to 1-Colonlst, Se tkreemaiD. 4 ~
Even-yarieties. 81 "a; Jaeksn} 3
Time, 1855 1-5. Start good Won driving
Winner, e. l. Talley Co.'S br. g. by Sir
Dixon-La Colonia- Harry New, Ora Viva,
SIXTH RAcE-six furlongs; selling; three
year and up:
betting Horse. Weight Jockey. st. y Fin
S to 5-Lex. Leadr,1o1 CTaylor)
8 TO 10-Plantagenet, 107 (Lndry) l
8 to Nor. Ohio. 101 (Boland) II
Time, lis 3-5 Start good. Won easily.
Winner ]. H. Bakers br. g. by G. W. john
SON -Brooklet. Mudoon. Monis, finished as
named.
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Commuters Bat Out Victory
in the Ninth Inning, When
Game Seems to Be Lost
PITCHERS ARE STRONG
Sensational and Peculiar
Plays Abound in Contest in
Which Both Teams Shine
RESULTS OF GAMES.

Portland L, San Francisco o.
Oakland 3, Tacoma 2.
Los Angeles 5, Seattle 2.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

PITTSBURG, Aug. 15.-Rain stopped tbs
game at the end OF the fifth inning. Case
was wild in the third inning, hitting two bats
man. giving another base on balls and forcing
In run on four balls. Nichols IN the same
inning gave three hits, scoring Pittsburg's only
run. Attendance. 240o Score: r. h e
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TO-DAY'S GAMES

Oakland-TacOma at Recreation Park.
Los Angeles at Seattle.
San Francisco at Portland.
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A FEW LEADERS THIS WEEK:
$17oo-Just reduced to this price; fine little
Broom cottage on Laurel St, near the
bay; lot 40x130: you will find 1t difficult to
purchase anything in this locality for this
price
$2250-A new bungalow; just completed and
occupied less than a month; reasons for
selling this little gem Is modern in every
detail: gas and electric fixtures; porcelain
bath; tiled sink, etc.; come and see II to-
day.
everything In best of condition: hne large
lot; swell location; II you are looking for
home of this size this property Will make
you buy it.
beautiful home OF roome porcelain bath.
toilets. excellent fixtures, swell interior
work; 50-foot lot.
$5500-On Central ave-, near Union St: best To-
cation; 10-room home; go feet frontage.
Building Lots Speciality. Homes to Rent.
If you want TO buy. rent or sell your inter-
ests will be best served by calling on
HAMMOND & HAMMOND.
The Leading and Reliable Agents.
FOR SALE.
fine lots 5ox2oo: lots covered with oak trees;
street work complete.
SANTA CLARA ave-. fine lots 5o92oI; great
bargain.
BEAUTIFUL HOMES.
San Jose ave-. rooms; near Park st.; $4,000;
offer wanted.
COTTAGE, new and modern. large rooms;
fine street; $500.
COTTAGE, rooms; good order; near station;
$500.
COTTAGE, rooms, Mound st.. near station;
all street work done; close to school; $500;
easy terms.
LINCOLN ave-; modern Groom cottage; large
lot we'll and windmill: splendid water;
choice neighborhood: $3.50
CHOICEST lots in Alameda Bay Side Tract,
50x15O; near water; complete for building.
E D. JUDD CO.,
1924 PARK ST.
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NJ. P W. ALREE. REAL ESTATE
<550-Choice residence lot: 50x125: one block
from electric line
81 000-Choice residence lot. east frontage
40x112: east of Telegraph ave. north of
Ashby; street work completed.
S1500-Choice corner residence lot. 50x102:
north of Ashby and one block from
electric car line: street work completed
s. 000-Cboice residence corner lot west
frontage, on Telegraph ave. 50x110
So 500-Choice residence corner lot 60x140:
south and east frontage: Berry-Bangs
Tract; street work and sidewalk COM
Dlete.
$a5, C00--Choice business property in the heart
OF the business center OF Berkeley paw
ing income OF per cent net.
Other lots and residences for sale in all
parts of Berkeley at conservative prices Many
uIfurnished and furnished houses for rent
Always at your service.
o139 Center ST., Berkeley. Cal
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soMEsREAL BARGA1Ns-

SOME REAL BARGAINS
$I500-IOt on Durant ave. 10Ox13o.
S3I00-New house. rooms; Grove st.
S350e-New Groom house. close In, east OF
Ellsworth and south OF University Of Calfor-
MIA; south front. sunny: could take table
grape vineyard in exchange
$S100-New house, rooms; Fulton ST. near
Ashby.
$2G00--New Groom house: choice location
close in. southeast: small lot. but house Is
sunny and bargain.
S225O-Ffne residence lot on Benvenue ST.
near Dwight 5ox15s-
S225o4 acres. adjoining university grounds
the east.
Residence lots in Peralta Park; $3.50 to $500;
small payment down and SO a month.
Choice business properties at Berkeley and
Ashby stations.
Rentals of all kinds. Special bargains in
furnished houses for the summer
r. A BERRY & CO.,
Postoffice bldg.
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s1o.ooo-Fine business corner; stores and
"a ,oo ha sa 1oo-foot front at,.,. $780,.
house. rooms; u cash.
$3,2o0-NW. corner; new. modern house.
$3,25O-NW corner: 45x125; block from
Telegraph ave-; beautiful new high
basement cottage rooms; choice loca-
s3.15O-New story and half cottage.
rooms south front: block from Key
Route; very desirable: built by day
work; $500 cash.
81. 1oo-Alcatraz ave-. ciose to Key Route.
modern cottage. rooms; $500 cash:
near Telegraph ave.
81, 500.Cottage. rooms: block from sta
ton: improved street: $500 cash.
$1,650-Cottage. 5 rooms; good location;
terms to suit.
These are samples; We have lots others. and
HEpEMARK & BRApHoFF s217 Adeline
St. So Berkeley
Phone Derby 1925
LOOK AT THIS
$3.50 for a new modern 6-room house; all
street work done: east of railroad; close to
station: small payment down, balance SAME
HEDEMARK BRADHoFF. Lorin station.
So. Berkeley.
A FEW BERKELEY SPECIALS.
$165o-Good cottage. plastered rooms. bath,
patent toilet. pantry. etc; lot 35xso;
cash $500 and easy installments "a poor
mans chanceJ. (2073)
$200o-Cottage. rooms. bath. ETC.; lot 4ox
s22ooDs-story house. rooms. bath. toilets:
lot 30xS0; improved street (20i3)
$500 Modern cottage. rooms: lot 36x112;
street work and cement walks done: cash
$500 and $25 monthly. (2042)
$2550-1 STORY house. 8 rooms, BATH tot
lets; lot 40xi25: improved street: good
barn; minutes from Ashby station; cash
$3.50 and easy payments. (2066)
se625-1 !a-story Queen Anne house. containing
parlor. paneled dinng-room. library.
kitchen, pantry. bedrooms. bath, ETC..
electric light; fine large lot 6ox134: street
work done and cement walks laid: 5
minutes to both stations and street cars:
cash $I25 and easy payments (2072)
s2550-New 2-story colonial house, 6 good
rooms; Telegraph ave. 1855
S400O-Desirable 2-story residence. 10 rooms
BATH ETC.: electric light; high basement:
stable: bold corner; 60x120: 2 minutes
from Ashby station; street work and
ment walks done. (2074)
H. d. IRWIN. Lorin station. South Berkeley.
Open Sundays Carriage In attendance.
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BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

A BEAUTIFUL TRACT
WOoDI.AWN PARK
ON College ave-. overlooking the Country
Club grounds and but a short distance from
the Key Route station. All street work. ce-
naent Sidewalks, sewering. curbing and macad-
completed free of cost to the purchaser. There
are SO lots already sold in this tract within
the last two weeks and for speculation a
home site this Is the choicest residence district
Jet offered for sale.
MODERATE PRICES Ranging from 5000
EASY TERMS 500 down and $40 a month
of these lots which beyond a doubt will
double in value within side of the coming
year. AS there are only 200 lots in this
tract and selling at tie rate of day it
would be well to call carly and make a selec-
ton So to get one OF the choice ones.
CHE WHO. HEsITArEs is LOST" No
ono will hesitate who sees this property Con-
veyances waiting at our office to take you
there.
BIRDSAIL e CRAIG.
Exclusive Agents
216i shattuck ave-. at Berkeley station
a SNAP.
81 GOo-$300 cash, balance $50 per month: 6
large rooms and bath: fruit trees. WE'LL
mill and frame; blocks to both trains;
q AHo-YNice 15-roon. cottage with basement
brick foundation. stationary. tubs. hot
and cold water; all severed: one block
per month,
So 5oo-New 6-room cottage; high basement
msntel:" $500 CASH balance SIS per l nms
SNAP
SO 600 1853 feet on Adeline St by l2s on Eel
ton St; saloon and 10 living rooms; rent
for $50 per month: property across the
w. c. MORAN. South Berkeley.