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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
WIFE EXCEEDS
25-CENT MEAL
ELDERT0N FAMILY TROUBLES
AGAIN IN COURT
EATS AT HUSBANDS CAFE
Proprietor Of Boston Restaurant OBJ.
Jeots Because Spouse Ordered
Ten Cents Worth In Excess
Of Stipulated Diet

AS result of quarrel over a 10
cent relish, which occurred several
days ago in the Boston restaurant,
Mrs. Emma Elderton was compelled
yesterday to appear before Judge
James in department seven of the su-
perior court and show cause why she
should not be fined for contempt.
The order to show cause was con-
tInued for one week, but the complaint
was read and according to It's allega-
tions Mrs. Elderton has been grossly
negligent in obeying the courts re-
straining order issued several weeks
ago in which she was restrained from
interfering with her husbands busi-
ness.
Suit for divorce was filed by Mrs.
Elderton against her husband, w. c..
Elderton, proprietor of the Boston
watha lodging house, several months
ago.
Since the filing of the suit Elderton
has filed two cross complaints charg-
ing his wife with nearly every domes-
tic misdemeanor possible. The con-
duct of the woman, according to the
allegation of Elderton, was so often
sive to him that he at last requested
the court to restrain his wife from
interfering in his business. Since that
time Mrs. Elderton has been living on
25-cent meal limit. This was also
arranged by Elderton, who complained
that his wife would not pay for any
of her meals and that because of his
financial condition he could not afford
to give away more than 25 cents worth
of food at each meal.
Since the restraining order Mrs. Ell
derton is alleged to have committed
numerous offenses. On one occasion,
according to the complaint, she en-
tered the restaurant and ordered a
meal. One of the girl walters served
25 cents worth of the order and Mrs.
Elderton is alleged to have sent the
girl back for the remainder. Contrary
to the orders of Elderton the waitress
brought back a 10-cent relish, where
upon she was discharged. Mrs. Elder
ton, according to allegation, then arose
and told the girl to. meet her outside
and went among the customers asking
them to appear as witnesses for her
at the divorce. Many of them fled
the restaurant without finishing their
meals in order to dodge subpoenas.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
LIVE CITY AGENTS
WHO SELL THE HERALD
IN L0SIANGELES

HOTEL VAN NUS BROADWAY news
stand, 110 soutt Broadway, city.
HOTEL NATICIx Jews stand, no West
First street, cftl
HOTEL HOLLTSlBECFx news stand,
Second and Spring streets, city.
y. #. GARDNIst, 3O5 South Spring
HOTEL ANGELUS Jews stand, corner
Fourth and sprirtylstreets, city.
HOTEL WESTMINFER news stanu,
corner Fourth aridhfain streets, city.
HOTEL ROSSLYN, 437 south Main
street, city.
n. A. RoHN, 51s seth Spring street,
MoNTGoMERY & TIVE, corner Seventh
and Broadway. = -
RAMONA BOOK CqiPANY, 2O7 West
Fifth street, city: , ..
II. w. COLLINS, 633south Main street,
i. RAwAK. Uote1lLanIxershim news
efnnd. corner sevhth and Broadway
NEW ERA BOOK dMPANY, e51 south
H0LMEs HOOK CkfPANY, al south
ff0TEI, NADEAIi LEWIS stand, corner
First and SprinEtreets, city.
OLIVER & HAINH, los south SPRING
HOTEL VAN NUYInevs stand, Fourth
md Main sfrepfI city.
n. 70. MOORE. 1e2PnsndenN ave.
III. sIOLJNO, CORR Seventh and Hill
FREEMAN LISCQBB COMPANf' SIX
feenfh and MaiIstreets. city.
MIR. HARMON, = North DAILY street,
MIR. GANsERT. corner Seventh and
hs AIvGTGdH TcEnEffses itTf STE East First street,
BANKS INK: & GREN. 1900 south Main
HOLMES BooB COMPANY, 257 south
M. A. REM, al East Fifth street, city.
N. LOENNEChER, Psi East Fifth
q. WETHERLL, 244s South Main
n. AMOS. 5i4 Test Seventh street, city.
NJ JOPE 520 Fest Seventh street, city.
q. sAKEI,ARS, 515 North Main street,
JACOB MORENsEN. 312 No. Main st.
HENRY POHTH, 623 Central Ave.
a. RALPH11S Commercial st.
w. T.. SHOCtEY, 151 No. Main st.
MAX ROTH iGAR CO., 100 South Main
JR. ALLEN 1e46 East First street.
IADD & STRY. 2133 East First street.
G, TATE. 20 East Fourth street.
SUI PHEI,P 1928 East Seventh street.
M, J. ALLB. 21O0 East Ninth street.
y DII,ERN IA 1904 East Ninth street.
A. METZ(;R, 80 East Ninth street.
Mr.. CUTFSH, corner East First anu
r.. nEuNSbW, 2592 West Pico street.
NORFOI1STOvE CO., 2863 West Pico
A. CT,ARI 2o72 West Pico street.
l.. NJ. LAfON, corner Pico and Hobson
E. n. BRLINGAME, 2s15 West Pico
J. III. DEW, 800 West Washington
A. Ei.MrEAD, 202O South Main street.
III. sTRjkLIN, 2053 Santa Fe avenue.
n. G. ALE, 524 East Fifth street.
A. M. UFF. Twenty-first street and
MapI avenue.
j. X. IKE, 2O29 Central avenue.
DAVIS SATCHELL, 105 North Boyle
n. !. DUsE. 2Oo1 East Main street.
J. VAJDEZ, 1925 East Main street.
MRS.lW. STANFIELD, 430 College
#. sEwARzENDHL, $40 Buena Vista
strt.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
Mems Surf Suits

All wool bathing suits, with full length
sleeves, ankle length trunks; regularly
$4, cut today to $3.50.
All wool black suits, full length sleeves,
three quarter trunks; regular $3.50
qua tiles cut to So
Fancy top combination suits all wool,
mercerized, in various colors; $3.50
va ues cut to $375.
Heavy WOO combination suits; regular
$l75 and So qualities cut to $1.5O.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
Silk Shirt Waists
and Costumes $3.50

Suits that are in the height of favor
-at price below what others pay
for them to sell again. We don't
propose to carry over a single sum-
mer suit-hence the sacrifice.
You may choose from black,
white, navy, light blue, brown, onion,
myrtle green, reseda, grays, fancy
plaids, checks, stripes, ETC., in chiffon
taffela, pongee, rajah, crepe de chine
and Japanese silks-every popular
style, many with fancy net waists,
at $3.50, though no suit in the lot
has been priced below SIS, and from
that to $45.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
SAYS SHE HAD TAINTED MEAT
Mrs. Henry Dick Objects to Quality Of
Food Sent by Husband

Charging his wife with making ugly
faces at him, Henry Dick of West
Eleventh street yesterday filed a cross
complaint to the petition brought by
the woman in Judge Bordwell's de-
partment Of the superior court.
The Dick troubles have extended over
the entire married life of the couple.
The climax was reached several weeks
ago when Mrs. Dick left her home
and went to live with a spiritualist
She tiled suit for divorce two days
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
MAYOR GETS NO HELP
IN LIBRARY SQUABBLE

The council will not take the initia-
tive in the library squabble. The leg
islative committee reported yesterday
afternoon advising the council to let
the mayor take such action as he
deemed best. Councilman Barney
Healy made minority report recon-
mending that the council order an in
vestigation. but 1t was lost and the
recommendation of the committee to
keep "hands Off was adopted.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
100 Lavish MIA Money


Annie L. Limbrock, who recently
sued for a divorce from her husband
Herman c. Limbrock, was denied de-
cree yesterday. In handing down his
decision Judge Trask asserted that
both were to blame in being too lavish
with their money Limbroek holds re-
sponsible position with Broadway
furniture company.
TWO Secure Divorces
In the suits for divorce of Mrs So
phia Saunders against Robert Saun-
ders and Mrs. Mary Sylvester against
c. s. Sylvester. yesterday, petitions
were granted the plaintiffs in both
cases. Both women alleged desertion.
Alleges Cruelty
Leila r. Sims entered suit for divorce
against Nathaniel Sims in Judge Con-
rey's court yesterday, alleging extreme
cruelty. Mrs. Sims asserts her husband
pulled her hair, pinched her arms and
choked her and that he frequented the
wife is guilty of misbehavior.
Put Boys to Work
Habeas corpus proceedings We're in
stituted yesterday by Mrs. Lucy j.
Freer against John Freer in Judge
Bordwelrs department of the superior
court. The woman alleged her hus-
band, following their divorce last Oc-
tober, took his two boys from the
house and put them to work on a
ranch near El Monte. The suit was
taken under advisement.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
Worthy Handkerchiefs

Best qualities in sheer linen and linen
cambria handkerchiefs 1Oc each or dol
lar a dozen.
In all probability your initial is present
in this lot, though assortments aren't
fully complete: 35c Poppy initial hand
kerchiefs for Csc; 25c Poppy initial hand
kerchiefS at zoe.
Full assortment of Kimono handker-
chiefs, 7 for 50c
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
Val. Lace Sale

We propose to speedily clean up an ex-
ira good line of Valenciennes lace edges
and insertions of the very best French,
Italian, and some German round mesh,
and ribbon beading effects; in widths
from u to 2h inches-worth $1.35 to
$2.75 a dozen-at dollar a dozen yds.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
Amsterdam Silk Gloves

You will never be disappointed with the
fit, color, style or wear of e4msterdam
double-tipped silk gloves. Guarantee
ticket with every pair
cAt the Glove Counter.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
w. R. c. Meeting

Bartlett-Logan post No. 7. Woman's
Relief Corps. will hold a meeting ut
its hall. SIT South Broadway, at 1880
o'clock this evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22

If you are going to spend a week or
month in San Francisco the most COM
Portable way is TO take an apartment
ali ready for housekeeping, You VIII
And the very best accommodations AT
the Luxor Apis. S57 octayia street San
Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
AROUND THE TOWN

The Herald will pay $40 IN cash 70 any
one furnishing evident that Will lead 70
the arrest and convition Of any person
caught stealing copiesbf The Herald from
the premises Of our utrons.
THE HERALD.
Strangers are invite 70 visit the exhibit
Of California product at the Chamber OF
Commerce building. ! Broadway, between
First and Second strkts, where free infor-
nation will be Rivef on all SUBJECTS per
tanning to this sectiol
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
sUNISIER COLDS
snn FrnneIaco Hotels

Laxative Bromo Quinine, the world wide Cold
Cure. removes tine cause Call for the fun name
ana look for signature Of H. W. Grove. Zoe.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
More Blankets

It's obvious that in order to turn your
thoughts blanket-ward in midsummer we
must offer unusually strong inducements, both
as to price and quality. This we're doing,
through the sale now, at 20 per cent to 80
per cent discount, of fine quality, white wool
blankets secured from the foremost mills
during their slack season.
$2.85 White Wool Blankets, la sizs, $2.15.
5000 White Wool Blankets, liza size, S585
$500 White Wool Blankets, 1914 size, $500.
$6.75 White Wool Blankets, 1914 size, Sass.
The blankets in this sale at $445-actualIy worth
$7-are full size, weigh pounds, and are made Of
fine white wool, pink or blue borders taped ends.
Those offered at $7.15 are all pure wool, pearled
edges full eleven-quarter sizs weigh pounds, pink
or blue borders regular $40 value.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22


IvdTyndall's lecture Sunday evening
atllanchard hall.
Wnan Blocks Track
IFS. M. ]. Gallagher was fined $25
yterday morning by Police Judge
gamblers for being intoxicated and
dusing blockade of the street cars
4 Main street Monday. Mrs. Gallagher
Eood on the tracks and refused to
move.
Presented With Pin
Mrs. Nettie Howell was presented
with gold badge pin yesterday by the
Ispiritualists attending the camp meet
ing at Mineral park, in token of appre-
citation of her efforts in behalf of the
camp meeting and advocacy of the
cause of spirituallsm.
Says He Was Beaten
Suffering from bruises, Cririano Cinon
was taken from his room on North
Main street to the receiving hospital
yesterday morning. Cinon says a waiter
and the keeper of restaurant on
North Main street attacked him and
kicked him into insensibility.
Caught in shafting
In attempting to put a belt on a
pulley at the machine shop of the Wal
e-Lenderansh company, 2905 Central
avenue, yesterday afternoon, John
schmidtmier gf 1912 Myrtle avenue be-
came entanglfd in the shafting and his
right leg was broken in two places be-
tween the ankle and knee He was re-
moved to the emergency hospital for
medical attention.
Funeral Of Major Bonsall
The funeral of Maj. w. H. Bonsall
will be Ahelh Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock from the family residence, 1915
West Adams street. DR.. ]. ]. Wilkins,
dean and rector of st. Paul's pro-
cathedral, will officiate. The pail
bearers will be members of the Loyal
Legion am G.. A. r., of which the
deceased Was a member. Interment
will be n3de in Rosedale cemetery.
Negro Boys Accused
William Simpson and William John
son, two NEGRO lads, are held at the
detentionIhome on the charge Of lar
aeny. committed yesterday morning.
Miss Jennie Holland of 1903 Vermont
avenue hired the lads to clean windows.
Shortly afterward Miss Holland dis
covered hat they We're missing and
also pulse containing Ss and promis-
sorry note for 5000. PatrOlman Craig ar
rested the pair.
Requiem Mass for William Glass
A solemn requiem mass for the re-
pose of the soul of ihe late william
Glass, brother to Vey Rev. DIR. j. s.
Glass. c. NJ. president of st. vincent's
college. viii be held Monday morning
al o'clock at St Vincent's church.
Rev j. r. Lilley, q M, will be cele-
brant; Rev. H. MI Murtaugh. c. NJ.
deacon. and d. III McHugh sub-dea-
con- Mr.. Glass re5ded in Los Angeles
about eighteen Yeas ago. The funeral
was held yesterdiy In sedalia. MO.
where DR.. Glaes bficiated.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
Fa.t Trnin. 90 catalina

on the Salt Lake Route leave Los An
geles at 7:4O and a. M. 1890 p M.
daily except Sunday; on Sunday only
at S:45 a. m. Extra boat on Saturdays
connects with train leaving Los An
geles 5:25 D. M; same convenient sched-
ule returning. Passengers travelling on
the Salt Lake Route get first choice
of steamer accommodations, In addition
TO a beautiful seashore ride from Long
Beach to San Pedro.
Information $50 South Spring street.
Both phones 352. First street station,
Home 400. Main 4096.
A square deal for every smoker who
uses Las palmas cigars
lf you want 70 ~ eahgs c. HaydOcH,
Aaenf tlllnoia Central 4. r.. 2ss 8. aorins.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
OBJECTS TO WIFE
SAYING PRAYERS
SOCIETY WOMAN SUES FOR
DIVORCE
SAYS SPOUSE WAS CRUEL
Mrs. Elsie Mccracksn Ayers That Her
Husband Told Her to "Cut outD
All Devotions-Both Make
Accusations

Failing to secure a divorce from her
husband on the allegation of misbe-
havior, Mrs. Elsie McCracken, a society
woman of Los Angeles, has again en-
tered suit against her spouse, charging
him with cruelty in that he Knocked her
when she tried to say her prayers,
The McCracken case has been in the
local courts for some months past. It
first came to the notice of the police
during October of last year, when a dis
turbance occurred at the home of Mrs.
Margaret Day.
When the police investigated they
found that Mrs. McCracken had visited
the Day home in search of her husband
and had thrown billet of wood through
one of the windows. Mrs. Day had
responded by firing two shots at Mrs.
McCracken. The arrival of the officers
prevented further hostilities.
About two months ago the case was
called for hearing before Judge Conrey
and because of the salacious details
the doors of the court room were clos cd
to the public. In the complaints, how
ever, both husband and wife called
each other hard names and charged
each other with misbehavior. The de-
cree was denied each and the second
petition has resulted.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22

A cigar after your own heart-Las
Palmas.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
oblects to PRAYERS


"On the first day of our marriage"
says Mrs. McCracken in the new petit
tion, II, following my Christian rear
ing. knelt down to say my prayers.
had hardly started when was inter
rupted by the voice of my husband.
Get up from there and cut that out. he
said in mocking tone. Since that time
he has been cruel to me.
ION another occasion 1 alighted from
a street car before he did and walked
directly to the sidewalk to wait for
him. He became enraged and in the
presence of passer-by called me "a
fool and told me never to do that
again."
Nearly a hundred other complaints
were made by the woman and number
of them were stricken out when the
petition was read before Judge James
yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22

Fifty-Afth street, Gardena car. Only SsSo
for elegant lotS 40xiSBi cement welkg nve
feet wide. curbs streets graded. oiled Agent
on tract, No such bargains elsewhere
4. WIEsENDAKGER. aaI LauEhlin Bnlldlna.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
DR.. gndaII Lecture

"yio Are Gods Minister'S" will be
thesubject of DIR. Alexander ]. Nc
IvdTyndall's lecture Sunday evening
atiIanchard hall.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
On Monday

can Extraordinary Event in Wash Goods = Watch Monday
Mornings Papers Particulars
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
Wnan Blocks Track

rs. M. ]. Gallagher was fined $25
yterday morning by Police Judge
gamblers for being intoxicated and
clsing a blockade of the street cars
Main street Monday. Mrs. Gallagher
Lood on the tracks and refused to
move.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

SCTRO HEIGHTS ADDITION
Between Fulton and sts., 18th and 49th aves.
NORTH OF GOLDEN GATE PARK.
The most unique and ideal residence district.
adjoining the beach and Golden Gate Park
SPLENDID ELEVATION.
GRANDEST MARINE VIEW.
Buy your lots i'll this district then you know
what you are getting; you need not fear all
kinds OF assessments at inopportune times, for
every thing necessary is being done al seller )
expense. Streets on official grades.
MACADAMIZED AND CuRBED.
SEWER WATER AND GAS MAINS LAID
ALI. 80 FOOT FRONTAGES
'rhe cheapest and best property of its kind;
cash or terms.
Call at our Sutro Heights Addition branch
Office cor, Fulton at. and Forty-ninth ave.
opposite Life Saving station north of the park.
near the beach
Splendid car facilities: 3 electric car lines
BALDWIN & HOW ELL, Agents.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11
CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS.


THE POLICY OF THE CAL. TITLE IN
sURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY means
much more than simply an opinion as to
validity. 1t is an undertaking on our part at
No'ir cost and charges to defend the party guar
anteed in all actions of ejectment other
proceedings founded upon claim Of title CT
ncurnbrance prior in date to the guarantees
and not accepted therein. and to indemnify
the party guaranteed and his heirs absolutely
and FOR all tine against loss arising from de-
fects of title frauds. forgeries. false persona.
tions, unpaid taxts, mortgages. judgments and
ether liens or incumbrances.
THE ONLY SAN FRANCISCO TITLE IN
/ suRANCE COMPANY having a complete To-
ealiiy niart copy of the real estate records,
constructed especially for insurinR real estate
titles like modern plants OF New York. Boston.
Chicago and Eastern cities reasonable rates:
regular trust company business transacted un-
der state charter: all matters controlled and
DIREcToRs AND TRUSTEES:
WILLIAM BABcotk.
Vice Pres. Bank of California.
OF Balfour Guthrie & Co.
HENRY l. DAVIS.
President California Optical Co.
Manager Anglo Californian Bank.
WARREN OLNEY,
olney s oiney Attys. and counselors.
CHARLES PAGE.
a. T. SPOTS.
Mgr Cal. Title ms. and Trust Co.
- Capitalist, $50 California st.
OWNER AND DEALER
500 to seoo-Most elerant lots at oceansid.
and Ocean Heish.s; beautiful
view: easy terms.
$3.50 70 s120o--sunsot Heights ard Boulevard
los choicest AMI cheapest
monthly terms.
Kew PIOCKN, NEW BLOCK!!
Nineteenth ave and Clement ST.
Richmond District .Grsded streets and los
Fine view OF Golden Gate. On car line
Cheapest ever offered on sale. ON terms.
y. ExcEf.s1oR HOMESTEAD II!
$3.50 up. Your choice in the district
On Mission-st. car ins.. See them.
------
u! OCEAN VIEW LOTS ~
sIoo-Your choice. Perfectly level .S5 mo.
$1,000 to $3ooo-co,tagds and houses on terms
BUY DIRECT FROM THE owNEs.!.
q. GETz -. ROOM %. SECOND FLOOR
CHRONICLE BUILDISG.
COTTAGE on ElizabaIi st. near Guerrero
Cottage on Andover ST.. near Cortland ave. .
lot h0xI3; very cheap.
Fine beyrwindsw cottage. cement founda-
ton. near Guerrero-st. cars; bargain.
Nice cottage on Forty eighth ave. near III
St electric line
GSrner E on ,d,s Tslton ton st. near Silver ave- house.
Cottage on 10th ave s. near Railroad ave.
JOSEPH sTRAUB. $50 Market 1t.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11


GOOD INVESTMENT MISSION
r and b.; rents s45; lot 52x1O0; lot 3ox1oo. va
can't
COTTAGE NEAR MARKET
ss1oGNear Guerrero and Market: cottage
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
$l2. 5ee-Rer,cd low, $126e; new fats. 6-t-'
rooms and bath each; beautifully nnisned'
grand marine view; vicinity Of Green and La
guna-
MISSION FLATS.
$4o00-Rents sop; fine modern building.
and up to date: concrete foundation: street BIZ
tunintzed; near Noe and I'D SITS
MISSION CORNER.
Sis5o-Ffne corner, near Sanchez and lsth
walks laid; 2-story baIse. rooms and bath;
rear of lot: corner sho.ld be improved.
GRAND FLATS NEAR TOWN
$50, ,eo0-Mortgage $11. COO. remain: 5 OF
the SWEETEST flats Franklin ST. 8, and IL
rooms and bath: expensively built: elegantly
finished and conveniently laid out; pays IL per
SOUTH MARKET INVESTMENT
$i60o-Near Sixth and Harrison; fats 8
rooms and bath: cottage in rear; rooms; rents
$42S; good renting section
WESTERN ADDITION CORNER.
SIC, Soe-Eents s1152 sunny corner; bay-w
dow flats; colonial entrance; fats, and .
rooms and bath; built a short time ago; Just
the right size for steady renting.
MISSION FLATS
S4000-Rents $44f: near Dolores and 22d sts- :
price reduced to effect quick sale; coed fats. B
and rooms and bath; in ffrst-class condition;
street bituminized: cars pass the door; always
rented.
s215o-Inside 14th and Valencia sts.: cottage.
rooms; 9-foot basement with driveway; stable
NEAR MARKET AND NOE SITS.
S55C0-Make effer: fats. and rooms and
bath: in very good condition; rented low at
LYON & HoAG. 1le Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11


OCEAN VIEW Is the onl- grand outlet to San
Francisco; there is no other way to leave
Frisco, only by way of the Mission TO the
country except by crossing the bay.
Ocean View Is the prettest location for
suburban homes In San Francisco County
electric and steam cars pass to and fro every
few minutes TO all parts of the city. faIe
only &c. even to Golden Gate PARK and to
the Cliff House
Ocean View has all the conveniences Of
the cty--pub;c schools. Catholic and two
Pretestant churches, fre and police depart
rent. free postal delivery Spring Valley
water. etc.
4 number of fine residences are now build
ing and many more are contemplated. The
Western Shore Railroad is bonding property
To- grand depot and coatemplstes running
new line Of electric cars to and from the
city The United Railroads Company has
bought Is more acres Ocean View
and proposes to build factories for manufac-
turing all their own cars, also machine
shops. and they are likely to employ from
500 10 lCG0 artisans.
As a consequence Ocean View has a big
future before IL, and as houses and lots can
be bought at moderate prices now. 1t be-
hooves. homeseekers to secure home for
their families before bargains in property
See THIsTLEroN. 272 sadowa St. Ocean
View
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11
10 SUBSCRIBERS LEAVING TOWN
FOR THE sIHuER

CALL subscribers contemplating a
change IF residence during tIr summer
months can have their paper Forwarded
by mail TO their new address by notify
Ing THE CA business Office. TAis
paper VIII also be sale ut ali summer
resorts and il represented by a local
agent ia all towns ON the coast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

S7,50o-Sperdid Sc. corner, near the park
business location: 40 :6x100
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

$50, ,oG0--4th St, near Folsom; 2-story frame
building, renting for s125 per month;
lot 51xo0; building under lease