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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
ARMY OFFICERS GIVEN TOUCH
OF FERRY-BOAT DISCIPLINE
Two officious Military Men Dragged
With Rope Around the Forward
Deck of the Piedmont.

Two over officious infantry officers
were given a touch of steamship disci-
pline on the ferry-boat Piedmont,
which made the last trip from Oakland
to the city on Sunday night. There
was an enormous crowd aboard, and
when the vessel neared her slip there
was scramble TO get out in front in
order to catch the last street cars
The two officers forced their way
through the crowd and clambered over
the rope behind which the passengers
are lined up. When the second mate
of the Piedmont demonstrated, they
treated him with fine scorn.
Army officers said the mate,
should be the first to observe the rules,
as an example to Others"
One Of the military men muttered
remark consigning ferryboat regu-
lations to place supposed to be more
sultry than was San Francisco i'm
mediately after the earthquake, and
both refused to bulge.
The second mate whispered some
thing 10 the deckhand in charge OF
the rope, and that supernumary pre-
pared for action. When the apron was
lowered the mate called out "All Right .
and the scene that followed this Sig
nal was one that the Piedmonts pas
sengers are still laughing over.
With a firm grip upon the rope, the
deckhand made rapid run across the
Prov, in front OF the two officers, and
in trice a bunptious section OF the
United States army was literally be-
ing scattered all over the deck. Taken
uHawares, the two men were sent spin
ming by the rope and then were dragged
toward the outer rail. The crowd,
yelling its delight, rushed forward over
their PROSTATE forms, none too careful
about stepping upon them. When the
vanguard reached the apron and took
a hurried look backward the deckhand
was still busy. One Of Iue army men
was struggling to arise from under
the heels Of the passengers, while the
other, with the rope tangled about his
knees, was being dragged backward
on his hands by the stalwart sailor.
The joy of the crowd continued to
manifest itself until the last car had
departed on its way through the ruins.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
MAY CALENDAR CONTINUED
UNTIL JUNE EIGHTEENTH
Presiding U. S. Appeal Judge Gilbert
Announces When Assignment of
Federal Cases Will Be Made.


The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals for the Ninth Circuit met
yesterday morning and continued the
May calendar TO June Is next, senior
United States Circuit Judge Gilbert
stating that the court will take up and
dispose of the unsubmitted cases of
the May calendar during the period
between June Is and 80.
II is important that counsel forth
with confer with opposing counsel re-
garding their cases and Immediately
notify the clerk whether, by a stipula-
ton, they desire their cases TO be sub
mitted on briefs, without oral argu-
ment. or whether they desire to orally
argue the cases in open court.
The assignment of cases for the
coming June meeting will be made on
June 4. at which time notice OF the
assignment of cases that are TO be ar
gued win be issued by the clerks Of
flee. Notice Of the submission OF cases
on briefs will be issued in due course.
In order that the June calendar may
be satisfactorily arranged and dis
posed OF the immediate action OF coun-
sci is absolutely necessary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
MORLEY sURREAIlERs
THE Ids ANGELES
BASEBALL FRANCHISE
Evans Of Fresno, Mccreedie OF Port
land and Ewing Of San Francisco
Purchase Interest.
Forfeit Of $500 Is Returned 20 the
Promoter From Land Of
Oranges.
Sacramento viii Be Admitted 20
League il Lease Of Southern
Grounds lapseS.

OAKLAND. May 1.-THE Pacific
Coast Baseball League last night ac-
cepted the surrender by Jim" Morley
OF the Los Angeles team franchise and
returned to him a $500 forfeit The
franchise was Immediately taken up
by Evans OF Fresno. McCreedie OF
Portland and Ewing or San Francisco.
The league also decided 70 buy the
Seattle franchise in case the directors
Of that team decided to withdraw.
The meeting was held at the Mer-
chants Exchange Evans of Fresno.
Cal; Ewing OF San Francisco. Ed
Walters Of Oakland, Judge McCreedie
OF Portland, James Agnew OF Seattle
and Morley were present.
As soon as Morley had made known
his decision 10 abandon the Los An
geles team Ewing. Evans and Nc
Creedie bought in the franchise and
whether a renewal OF the baseball
grounds lease could be obtained Il
expires Saturday. IL this cannot be
obtained the Los Angeles franchise
will be transferred 10 Sacramento
will be transferred TO Sacramento.
Ewing went tonight to Los Angeles.
Agnew telegraphed to the Seattle
team directors for a decision as TO that
franchise. An early answer Is ex-
pected.
The majority OF the leagues direct
ors have decided TO hold the organi-
cation intact. salary allotment or
$4,000 a team was. fixed. The old list
ran from $500 20 $4,000 a team.
Games Will be resumed Tuesday after
noon at Idora Park. San Francisco and
Fresno clubs to play The San Francisco
schedule will be transferred % his side
Of the bay and wiz continue through 'he
season.
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DIED.

AHLERs-In Fruitvale. May IL, 1906.
William, beloved husband Of the late
Meta Ahlers. and devoted father OF
Mrs. J. J. McTiernan, Mrs. James Glib
George, Hermann and Fred Ahlers, a
native Of Germany, aged 81 years 8
months and Il days. a member Of
Harmony Lodge No. 15, K. Of P, and
Friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral today "wednesday.
May 16, at 1870 p. m, from the parlors
Of II. F suhr & Co, 2s1s Mission
Twenty y-sixth. Interment Cypress Lawn
Cemetery. 1t
ANDERSON-In this city. April IS. 1906.
Harry E., dearly beloved husband of
Lizzie Anderson, and devoted father of
Mabel Anderson, native OF Viola, Wis
consin, aged "A years.
AHLERS-In Fruitvale, May IA. 1905.
William. beloved husband of the late
Meta Ahlers. and father OF Mrs. ]. j.
II. Dunn, and william. John, George.
Herman and Fred Ahlers, native of
Germany, aged 67 years months and
Remains at the pariors Of h 2. Suhr
& Co.. 2919 Mission street 1t
BAURAIAN-In this city, May IA, 1908,
Johanna Baurman, beloved daughter Of
Fritz sand Bertha Baurman, and sister
Of William Baurman, a native Of New
- -
Friends are respectfully invited to at
tend tend the fuaeral tomorrow zorro -, sTnuT,sday9; r,sa
II. F. suhr q Co., 1918 Mission street.
near Twenty fifth. Cremation Odd Eel
lows Cemetery. 1872
BAUMEISTER-In this city. April Is.
1906 Anna Baumeister dearly beloved
daughter Of Henry and Maria Baumeis-
ter and beloved sister of William Bau-
meister. a native OF San Francisco,
aged IA years months and 1s days.
COOKE-In Virginia City, New, May 49,
mother Of Nean and Lucy Cooke.
CRAWFORD-1n Mill Valley. May 1s,
1906, Oliver NJ. Crawford. beloved faith
er Of Mrs. William Wilson and Adeline
er OF Mrs. Melvin Staples OF Mill VAL
ley, Cal. a native OF Maine, aged so
years Z months and I day.
Interment Aurora, III. Remains at
the funeral parlors Of Bunker & Lunt,
1856 Mission strest, between Twenty
second and. Twenty third. Mission Ma
ssnc Temple. 1t
GREENEBAUM-In Berkeley, May IL.
1906. Emma K, beloved wife Of Moses
Greenebaum. and mother of William
and Leon Greenebaum, a native of
Philadelphia. aged 64 years months
and % days.
at 1890 o'clock a. m. at 2741 Dwight
way. Interment Mountain View Gene
tery. Please omit flowers. 1t
CROEZINGER-In Santa Clara, April 1s
1906, G. c. Groezinger husband OF Su-
sic Groezinger, and brother Of z. A.
Groezinger, aged 81 years months and
Is days. a native of San Francisco
Friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfulIy invited to attend the funeral
at the chapel OF Odd Fellows Gene
terry. on Wednesday. May 1s at 2
O'Clock D. m. under the auspices OF
Crockett Lodge No. 13s. F. and A. NJ
15-2t
HOFFMANN-In this city, May IA. 1906
Katharine Hoffmann, beloved mother OF
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
STOCK MARKET SLUGGISH.
Uncertainty Follows Sharp Break After
the San Francisco Fire.

Uncertainty Follows Sharp Break After
the San Francisco Fire.
NEW YORK, May 15.-Today's
stock market gave signs Of falling into
the dull and uncertain state which is
the rule after first recovery from such
a sharp break as that which followed
the San Francisco property losses The
reason is that the recovery resulting
from the declines having been overex-
tended rather than from any radical
change in the conditions that caused
the decline. A variety Of explanations
was found for the heavy tone devel-
oped in the market To-Day, but the fact
is that much has been accomplished
toward covering up the contracts on
the short side of the market, which
were put out during the period of acute
depression of sentiment.
The existence of the short interest
and its potential requirements, has
made a useful medium for the ag-
gressive professional operations for
forces approaching u balance again
the market is free to respond to the
conviction that the conditions which
caused the break in prices were not
fictitious but real
The element Of uncertainty and re-
stricted capita, resources to meet the
heavy requirements pressing to secure
the supply was brought into promi-
nence today by the announcement OF
the Pennsylvania note issue for $780,
0O0. 900. The fact IN itself that resort
to this form of financing was consid-
cred by the most powerful railroad
corporation In the country was OF ad-
verse effect on sentiment. The terms
of the issue also were unfavorably re-
garded.
The falling or in the activity Of the
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
Faker Rumble Goes to Jail.

George W. Rumble, fake mining pro-
moter, lost all hope of escaping pun
ishment for his swindling operations
when the mandate reached Judge de
Haven yesterday in the United States
District Court that his appeals had
been denied and that he would have
to serve his sentence Of eighteen
months in the penitentiary at San
Quentin.
Rumble appeared in the United
States District Attorneys Office and
said TO Assistant United States District
Attorney Ben L. Mckinley: Il am as
innocetn as your are. but I'll stand the
persecution and go TO prison Mr.. Nc
Kinley thanked him profusely for the
compliment and for his magnanimity
in consenting to go to Jail.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
WOODLAND CEMETERY
San Mateo Co.
(Masonic Cemetery Association
Office, 1854 o'FarreII ST.
Accused Of Stealing Harness.

Alfred A. Smith of McNab & Smith.
obtained a warrant from Police Judge
Conlan yesterday for the arrest of J..
w. King and John Doe" on a charge
of stealing about $1,000 worth of har-
nan street on the da yof the big fire.
Detectives Regan and O'Connell have
recovered part of the stolen harness
and have the warrant to serve upon
King and his companion when they are
located.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL

market was ascribed in part to q dis
inclination to enter upon the stock
market commitments until after the
adjournment OF Congress. Something
was also made Of the Standard Oil
dividend declaration, which was at the
same rate as the corresponding period
OF last year, but less than for the pre-
ceding quarter OF this year.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
AUCTION SALES.
AnCTIoN SALE.

BY order of N Diamond OF Ninth
and Folsom sts-. I viii sell the entire
contents of his stable. consisting of A
good work and business horses, so wa
gons, surreys. b1ggies. carts and 81
sets of single and double harness.
Don't miss this sale Everything must
90 regardless of cost or price.
WM- CLOUGH. Auctioneer.
Sale THURSDAY May II. II a. m.
Thirteenth and Harrison Sts, g "
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Founder of DIxiana stud Is Dead.

LEXINGTON, KY. = May 15.-Ma1or
Barak G. Thomas. the '.Nestor" OF Ken
lucky racing. breeder OF Domino and
Himyar and founder Of the famous DIX
lana stud, died today in his etghtteth year
OF senile debility. He was known all over
the world as one OF Kentucky's most
noted breeders Of thoroughbred horses.
He was a Confederate soldier and once
sheriff Of Fayette county. He leaves q
valuable estate
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THREE SUPPOSED BANDITS
TO BE TRIED AT KAMLOOPS
One of the Prisoners Believed 70 Be
"5ii" Miner, Notorious
Hiohwaynan.

VANCOUVER B. c. May 15--The
three men captured by provincial officers
last night near Quilchena and supposed
to be the bandits who held up the impe-
rial limited OF the Canadian Pacific last
week have been taken TO kamloopS,
where they will be tried In the sharp
fight between officers and the men cap
tured one Of the latter was shot in the
leg. One OF the men captured IS said 70
be Bill Miner. a fugitive who previous
" has been charged with train rooberies
IN the Northwest
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FREE TRIP TO BURLINGAATE
AND RETURN.

Electric cars VIII leave the Ferry bldg
-@ery hour, beginning at e. N. until
e. u.. or Wednesday, Thursday and
Frl6ay OF this week. and on Monday and
TUESDAY o. next week. These cars will
take On passengers al the ferry. run out
Mission. stepping at 5th and 18th sts.
Cnc rlen running direct 10 Burlingame-
Return tickets VIII be given out on the
Lrlp down
This is an opportunity for you 70 visit
beautiful Burlllgame.
LOTS $3.50 UPWARD.
61Kl50 OR LARGER.
SO CASH-S10 MONTHLY.
Right AZ the railroad station, with
elec-r-c car running through the prop
Every lot has sewer and water mains
II f-o1t: Inc climate; schools; electric
51 Francisco Is the place for busi-
ness Burliugsme Is the place 10 live:
-riy 52 minutes from the city on fine
rrr l1s- VIII soon be but c5 minutes; com
mutation tickets. no ferry-boats or trans
Ulei you can Put up temporary
UC rent 10 pay YOU VIII make
money o. V0u- purchase.
These excursions are being run By the
San Lareo Board Of Trade you don't
have DC buy q lot 20 get a free ride. but
We would Ike 10 show you some OF the
many adTantages % living in Burlin-
Ger Of at Burlingame station; our Of
fce IS there or az 1923 Fillmore 81 i
s. 1-EEHAN & CO. Resl Estate Agents,
twenty fourth st, near Castro.
We are Offering some exceptional bar
-a-ns tlis week No cepreciattons n
siues a- alI. but many clients who are
l reed Cf ready cash 10 resume business
70 tle lurred district are compelled 70
sacrifice
$3.50 cottage Of 8 rooms and bath.
near Lwcr- -E-s ---h and Dolores sts-
-Le-6l loc on Jersey ST, near San
$3.50 each-8 rev. modern cottages on
C---~ 81. near Castro just completed.
Cottage u rooms on Twenty
S. and rear cottage Of 4 rooms;
S offer wanted.
Elegant modern cottage Of
rooms and bath and finished Basement
C- UHUtr-tftl 81
Bren ns in lots on easy installments.
sf151 cash and SO Per month wa
-l sever in. owner refused $500 be-
rUlzc- near Guerrero car line.
cash and SO per month,
c-su-.f-l lot on north line Of Elizabeth
ST.. near Diamond. sewer, water and gas
o-EaE cash, near Eighteenth and
Douglass srs.; this lot IS vel worth $1,000
Lots and cottages IN al parts OF Noe
s 1IEEHAel & CO.. 4077 Twenty fourth
152t'
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ooUNTRY REAL EsTATE.
{ u WoosTER 60. - MaAnlstss St

We offer the following special bargains
in strictly good properly: Io-scre orchards
s z-d Vineyards, Z sad s years old, az San
Martin, Santa Cara Valley, for s., 900; $500
cash. balance instaiiments- 10-scTe IN
r,snt-d lots garden sci; 81 600; 500 cash.
SIS monthly. Large villa lots, close 70
depot, Pslo Alto and Msyheldi $40 down
end SO monthly; chance 70 che1ply pro-
Eitc new homcs n the best Suburban dis.
frict. soon % be within 80 nnan- from city.
Special oppo-tunlties; free sites on rail and
watcri Z FsilroAoal for manufactures N
stockton Ezriy orange Land at e Mira
dor, Lindsay, $50 70 s1oo per acre, fo- SIS
monthly. This land - six-yesT-old orange
groves WI sell fer $1,000 an acre. Earliest
ard best orange land IN Anerics 500 miles
southeast from San Francisco. Big bargain !;
5000 acres near Red Blra, near rail and
steaUboEt, Tor 50 an acre Grain, corn,
i-1it and stock Land. Good buildines; a
n-incipzlity. Terms 4 desired Cow Of
Czitoruia EouehndeT sent free Send In
yo-T address. ny13 SunWed II
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EXCHANGE.

s 50oo-WHEAT and barley ranches;
fully stocked and improved; good
houses and fences; on county road:
larEe income annually STATED on sac
rameuto River; now offered IN exchange
Tor s. F. real estate IN business dis
rricL Apply r n ROYCE, 17sz Bush
street EF
TO exchange for city property-leo acres
climber land IN Humboldt County. Ap-
Ply Sl Sacramento ST 24~
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FOR SALE
Fuuv equipped planning mill; electric
power. new machinery; facing on two
srreeiN 81 center Of district which is be-
ing rapidly built Up; price very low; can
ne bought on easy terms; come IN and
&c Us about st.
BREED & BANCROFT,
1860 BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
my <s-1S-1o
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DETECTIVES ARREST
THREE MEN FOR LooTINo

"SH Sdu9Ht 7OpbIng Hrc sent 70 Work
on Brick pile at the Hall
of Justice.
Three men who were engaged in loot
ing on Sutter street, near Van Ness ave-
nue., were arrested yesterday morning
by Detectives Riordan and Graham and
taken to police headquarters.
They were: George Thompson 562
Olive avenue: Samuel Gilber, 2644 Folsom
street, and John. Gold. tenter in Golden
Gate Park. Captain Burnett sent them
to work on the brick pile at the Hall OF
Justice.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16

OAKLAND. May 15.-Billy Delaney VIII
leave Saturday with Al Kaufman. the
fighter, for an Eastern trip.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
ZEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE.
& lots IN Chino, Cal, where the earth
never Quskes, with q 6-room house
barn. w8gOn shed, shop and henhouss;
ou corner 10Th and = sts.; VIII trade for
nav property az 8 S21Oo valuation D. 7.
JUNGCE. III Shattuck ave, Berkeley,
cal 10-5t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
EASTERN BASEBALL GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

NEW YORK. Nav 15.-The New York
Americans outbatted the Cleveland team
today. getting Is safe hits or Bernhard,
Score:
New York s..........''''s''.. 10
Cleveland ....4
Batteries-Bernhard and Bemis: New
ton and Mcclure
PHILADELPHIA. May 15-Philatel-
phia defeated Chicago today IN a battle
OF the pitchers The only run Of the
game was made by Murphy on his single
and Cross double. Both teams felded
brilliantly. Score:
Chicago ....---..............
Philadelphia .........1
Batteries-Altrock and Sullivan; Plank
and Powers
WASHINGTON, May 15.-FaIkenburs
was a puzzle 10 the Detroits to-day and
shut them out. Eubank was batted out
Of the box in the fifth inning. and Wigs
who relieved him, shut of further scoring
Score:
Washington .-..--.........-- II
Detroit .................---
Batteries-Fakenburg and Kittredge;
Eubank Wigs and Schmidt
BOSTON. May 15.-Boston suffered its
twelfth successHe defeat today Score:
R. H. z.
ST. Louis ...................- IL
Batteries-Pelty. Jacobsen and Spencer;
Tannehin and Armbruster-
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CHICAGO. May 15.-The locals won out
in the last inning in a game that was a
pitchers battle. Score:
Chicago .................... 2
Batteries-wicker. Beede and king;
Eason and Ritter Umpire-Emslie-
ST. LOUIS. May 16.-After bad start
the locals succeeded in overcoming lead
of three runs and defeated Boston Score;
R H E.
St Louis .......'....-..'.'..
Boston .--..---..-.--..
Batteries = Mcfarland and Grady;
Young and Needham- Umpires-Car-
penter and Conway.
PITTsBURG. May. 15.-Pittsburg to-
day won the second game in succession
from the Philadelphias- Wagner played
star aH-round game and TO his work in
the field and at the bat the victory Is
due. Score:
Pittsb0rg ...-...........-...
Philadelphia ...-.-...--..
Batteries-PhiIlippi and Gibson: Sparks.
Pittinger and DOOM Umpire-k1em-
CINCINNATI May 15.-WiItse's pitch
ing for New York struck twelve men out
in today's game. seven OF them being IN
succession. No hits were made on him
until the seventh inning. Score:
r H e
Cincinnati ........
New York ...........4
BatteriesEFraser and Schlef Wiltss.
Brosnahan and Dolin- Umpires-John-
stone and O'Day-
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Batteries-Bernhard and benlsi NeW-
ton and Mcclure.
PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-Philadel-
phia defeated Chicago today IN a battle
OF the pitchers The only run Of the
game was made by Murphy on his single
and Cross double. Both teams helded
brilliantly. Score:
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DPdIHS
Pittinger and Doom. Umpire-Klem-
CINCINNATI. May 15--Witse's pitch
ing for New York struck twelve men out
in today's game. seven OF them being In
succession. No hits were made on him
until the seventh inning. Score:
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NEW YORK, May 15.-The New York
Americans outbatted the Cleveland team
today. getting Is safe hits or Bernhard
Score:
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Al hc1 ROOIE TERMINUS"
1880 for a fne 5-room house. within easy
walking distance of DWIGHT way
station; good yard, with full-grown
trees. vines. etc This price Is about
$500 below market value.
$3.50 for new house Of rooms. modern
ana complete in every way; within
easy walking distance OF Berkeley
station and schools; lot <o1135. Only
1900 cash required.
$500 for modern from house. excep-
tionaIly well built; modern and very
convenient; corner lot, zoxlOo; good
neighborhood: place is well worth
5000, but owner must have money for
his business
$500 for q 5-r7om house. completely fur
nished and ready TO move into; gas
range. cooking stove: everything
complete; clean and nice; garden.
trees. berries, etc; lot 5Ox15o; only
5000 cash; cheaper than paying rent.
$500 for an artistic home in North
Berkeley, designed by Maybeck; COM
mending view: lot 50x140; rustic I'm
ish: comfortable, convenient and well
built; rooms; terms can be ar
ranged
ss75o-e-roo!n house on Euclid avet pol
ished floors: woodwork has the finest
OF finish; heavy timbers and well
constructed; good view: lot 50x125
5000 cash; exceptionally good value.
Our list OF houses, furnished and IN
1urElSneC- 1S eAleISlFef IN pIlCe
from $500 TO s2s. 600. Ask Us fer what you
want
Some especially good bargains IN build
ing lots. Some OF our customers who
have been buying on credit now wish
Il, DISPOSE of their contracts and are
willing 10 assign them for a small profit
An especially good buy On ADDISON st,
adjoining a new brick building. with q
frontage OF over 80 feet on Addison st
and 1ss IT on an arcade This property
g. chr ma Or1x a~ S4l1
per front foot.
some attractive propositions In Univer-
sitv ave. property; also FACTORY
SITES. all sizes and prices. myiS II
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-16
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

SACRIFICE sale Of home IN Alameda;
need money In San Francisco. Box
64z2, Cal Office 1s7t
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$3.50 30 sT5o-sunset, Richmond and Ocean
Beach lots to build On; easy monthly
ailments 70 suit. my16 w.su Il
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& HOAG.

2. CETZ-Owner and dealer-Real estate
Temporary Office
5roderick ST. bet Hayes and Grove.
.0Ice hours u a. m- 10 ?. n.
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$3.50 to s4oo-Excelsior Homestead lots:
--- choice of a whole block; you can
Oh 81 once; On Mission-st car
lines easy terms
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and Powers
WASHINGTON, May 15.-Falkenburs
was a puzzle TO the Detroits to-day and
shut them out Eubank was batted out
Of the box in the fifth inning. and Wigs,
who relieved him, shut of further scoring
Score:
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

FERRTER- BROCK CO., NC.
(6uccessors to Francis Ferrier)
z11 Snattuck ave Berkeley.
Phone Berkeley l4o4.
"AT KEY ROUTE TERMINUS"
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MARRIED.

MCKEE this city, May Il,
1906, Royal ]. H. Mckee and Miss Leo
more Stack
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General Cgntractors.
BUILDINGS BOUGHT. LOTS CLEARED
as before; fully equipped with teams ana ap-
purtensnces- Employees report immediately
1907 Market St. cor l2th- 4-So-lm
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BUSINESS PERsoNALs-con.

JNO. A ETTLER, Architect--Patent
reinforced concrete construction a spe-
cia1ty; plans and estimates on short no.
tice Office 10oS 1-2 Broadway, Oak
land. u 7ts
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Young and Needham- Umpires-Car-
penter and Conway.
PITTSBURG, May. 15.-Pfttsburg to-
day won the second game in succession
from the Philadelphias- Wagner played
a star aH-round game and TO his work in
the field and at the bat the victory II
due Score.