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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-15
SMOOT CASE
NEARING END.
Committee Finally Submits
Its Report to the Senate
for Approval.
ajority Members Of Committee De-
clare That Utah Senator is Not
Entitled to Wear the Toga-
Minority Report Submitted.

hington.-Senator Burrows on
! Monday reported in the senate the
resolution adopted by majority vote
of the privileges and elections COM
mittee declaring that Reed Smoot is
not entitled to a seat in the senate
A report on the resolution was also
presented, and Burrows asked that TO-
900 copies be printed as a senate doc
ument and that the same number Of
the minority report to be offered
should also be printed, which was
agreed to.
Senator Foraker presented the
minority report in the Smoot case and
moved that both reports be printed
in the record in addition to being is
sued as senate documents. Senator
Burrows said he hoped the case Of
Senator Smoot could be called up at
an early date and voted upon. Sem
ator Foraker Endorsed this proposition
and said the minority members of the
committee would like to see early &C
ton taken
Senator Bailey of the privileges and
election committee said that while he
concurred in the conclusion of the ma
jority of the committee that Smoot is
not entitled to a seat in the senate, it
was his opinion that he could not be
deprived of his seat except by resolu-
ton by expulsion. While both anti
and pro-Smoot senators expressed on
the floor a desire for an early vote, it
is believed that final action in the
case will not be reached this session.
Senator Allison, in discussing this
phase of the case, said if there should |
be disposition on the part of many
senators to speak on the Smoot case,
1t would not be taken up this session.
1t was stated by Senator Smoot |
that he would speak on his own behalf
In the senate if general discussion
takes place.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-15
TRIED TO KILL FAMILY.
Brigham City Boy confesses to Hor-
ribIe Crime.

Brigham City-Edward Sorenson,
sged Is years, is now under arrest at
Brigham City, charged with having
attempted the murder of the whole
family of his employer, Daniel B.
Woodland, at Willard, a few miles
frim Brigham City. Sorenson has
confessed, and duplicates Henry
Woodland, son OF the family.
Sorenson at 2 o'clock Monday morn
ing entered the room occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Woodland through window
and fired the contents of a double
barreled shotgun into the bed. Mrs.
Woodward's arm was blown off, and
she received terrible injuries. After
firing the shots Sorenson's nerve
failed him and he fed.
Sheriff Joseph Josephson of Box
Elder county arrested the young men,
and Sorenson made his confession. He
says that Henry Woodland had be-
come incensed at his parents over
land transaction and planned their de-
struction.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-15
Labor in Philippines.

Washington-In response to a COM
plant by President Gompers of the
American Federation of Labor, So
licitor Charleton of the Philippine gov
eminent has reported to Secretary
Taft that the eight-hour law is en-
forced in the Philippines and is held
to apply to all works there provided
for by appropriations from public
moneys of the United States. AS to
the employment of Chinese laborers,
the solicitor says that the Chinese are
now excluded from the Philippines
but it has never been the policy of the
government to restrict or to prevent
the employment of Chinese in any
branch of the war department as me-
chanics or laborers.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-15
Havre and Fort Assinaboine
Visited by Hurricane That
Did Much Damage.
Buildings ToppIed Over Without Warn
ing and Several People Injured,
But No Deaths Recorded-Ne-
9roes Thought End Of World
Had Come.

Havrc. Mont. Hayre and Fort AS
slnaboine were struck by hurricane
Tuesday afternoon that did damage
estimated at 100000 Buildings were
toppled over without warning when
the cyclone struck and not a structure
In the path of the terrific wind es-
capped damage. Several persons were
injured but no fatalities have been re
ported.
The fierce wind carried rain with it.
which fact precluded the possibility Of
damage by fire. Men and women were
swept from their feet by the hurri-
cane and for several minutes 1t was
counting injury to venture outside
Later the wind subsidized some and the
work of rescue commenced.
An earthquake could not have more
completely demolished the glass in the
city. There Is scarcely a whole pane
OF glass In the downtown district and
residences also suffered severely. The
Havre hotel lost $50 window lights
and many other buildings were SINH
larry treated.
Pandemonium reigned for a time
after the hurricane struck. Women
were hysterical and even the men
feared TO venture from their houses
To remain inside was equally as dan
gcrous for the cyclone threatened mo-
mentarily to demolish even the
strongest structures
In the quarter OF the city occupied
by the colored residents, a panic pre-
vailed Many negroes believed that
the end Of the world was at hand and
scores FRUSTRATED themselves upon the
ground In duplication.
Contrasted with the fright OF the |
colored population was the stocal de-
meanor OF the Indians from the ASSN
niboine reservation near this place.
The redskins huddled in group near
the post traders store, wound their |
blankets about them more tightly and |
weathered the hurricane without a
murmur or exclamation of fear.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-15
CATTLE GROWERS HAVE KICK.
Have Greater Complaint Against Pack
ers Than the Public.

Washington.-By vote of 81 to
the senate on Tuesday decided to con
slider the bill extending from twenty.
eight to thirty-six hours the time that
livestock may be kept in cars without
unloading The passage Of the bill
was advocated by Senator Warren,
who said that under its terms the time
car only be extended on the written
application of the owners of the stock
In transit and that often unloading is
more harmful to stock than to extend
for a few hours the time OF their con-
finement
Senator Warren protested against
the connection OF the cattle growers
with the packers. saying the former
have far more to complain of as
against the packers than have the
public at large.
Mr.. Lodge said that the Chicago
packers were standing In their own
light in trying to prevent legislation.
III they had not been absolutely stu.
pefied by greed" he said. they would
have welcomed inspection that would
assist them in reaching the markets of
the world"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-15
NEW CABINET WANTED.
Retirement of Goremykin Ministry Is
Near at Hapd.

st. Petersburg.-In spite of the Of
fetal denial, belief that the retirement
Of the Goremykin ministry is near at
hand was reasserted Sunday by the
Reich, the constitutional democratic
organ, which apparently is looking
forward hopefully to the installation
of cabinet more in harmony with the
lower house of parliament
This hope apparently springs from
the belief that the ministry is about to
go to smash through internal dissen-
sions over the agrarian program of
Minister Stichinsky, concerning which
there has been much gossip lately.
Members of the cabinet, however, as
sert that serious discord has not mani.
tested itself.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-15
TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE.
Four Persons Known to be Dead and
Several Others Missing.

New York.-Four persons are
known to be dead and several others
are missing as result of fire in a
five-story tenement house at No. 209
East Ninety-seventh street. Two fire.
men were injured by falling from the
building and one of them cannot live.
and just as the tiremen were about to
take a woman and her two-year-old
baby from the fire escape on the third
floor. the woman fell. overcome by the
smoke and dropped the child. 1t was
dashed to death on the pavement
thirty feet below. The other bodies
were found on the top floors of the
tenement
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-15
Statue of WASHINGTON.

New York.-A heroic equestrian
statue of George Washington will be
unveiled next Saturday at the Brook
Ign terminal of the new Williamsburg
bridge and formally presented to the
city Of Brooklyn by James F. Howe.
City officials. members of military or
ganixations and government repre-
seAtatives from Washington will be
present at the ceremonies. Washing
ton 10 represented in continental UNI
form ~ he appeared at Valley Forge.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-15
crossed Wires Cause Damage.

Portland, Ore--A special to the
Oregonian from Oregon City states
that fire originating from crossed wires
In the Portland station did immense
damage to the plant OF the Portland
General Electric company at Oregon
City. Three OF the largest dynamos
were destroyed two others were
ruined by water and large switch
board was burned out. Temporary ar
rangements have been made for street
lights and for railway power
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-06-15
THEY FINALLY GOT HIM.
Russian Chief of Police Assassinated
While Out Driving.

Bielostok, Russia.-Chief of Police
Derkatchoff, against whose life sew
eral attempts had been made, was
shot and killed Sunday by several I'M
known persons while he was out driv-
ing. His scoachman was severely
wounded. At the same time the secret
police were attacked in another por-
ton of the town, one of them being
wounded
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08
..sP1TE FENcEs PROHIBITED. ;

Street and sidewalks swept daily. Grass
and flower plats and shade trees maintained
by the Presidio Terrace Association, cor
poration. the stock OF which belongs to the
lot owners This work is done at actual cost
and -fortieth is charged to each lot The
expense of this and the cost OF street lighting
in the terrace will amount to about IS per
month per lot. Considering that this means
absolute freedom from filth and dust which
T,reyafis uDon ali public streets and that the
outlook from your windows will always be
upon flowers, shrubs. trees and well-kept
strips OF grass instead OF uneiean ana oiten
dangerous sidewalks. the outlay is nominal
4 perfect sewer system. Side sewers to all
Gas mains and taps extended to each lot
Telephone and electric wires in under
ground conduits with branches run to each
Artificial stone sidewalks. the best that
money could buy. constructed and guaranteed
by the city Street Improvement Company
A first class bitumnous pavement in the
roadway of the avenue, constructed by the
City Street Improvement Company and guar
anteed for seven years from May, 1903. As
there will never be any heavy traffic in Pre-
sidio Terrace. nor any necessity for cutting
up the street. the pavement should last for
twenty years.
The cost of the street work. grading. etc. in
Presidio Terrace amounted to more than fifteen
hundred dollars per lot, notwithstanding which
we will sell limited number of the lots at
prices no higher than those prevailing in the
Immediate neghborhood. where there are none
of the advantages and attractions to be OBJ
tanned in Preside Terrace
Preside Terrace adjoins the Preside Reser-
walton a Government park of 100 acres. The
beautiful golf links Of the Preside Golf Club
are lust over the wall and the Clubhouse is
within the Terrace Golden Gate Park is
within twelve minutes walk. A vista of the
Pacific Ocean may be had from many lots
in the Terrace. The slope OF Preside Terrace
is toward. the south. which means sun and
warmth and a perfect drainage.
Within five wears you will not be able to
buy a lot in Preside Terrace for double the
price asked Cor them now
The conditions in the deeds to the lots are
not perpetual unless the lot owners wish to
keep them so. They may be removed in part
or entirely whenever the owners Of three
fourths of the lots agree TO it.
Lots As TO so feet front. Prices from $110
OF $120 foot
Any OF the Savings Banks viii make loans
on Presidio Terrace lots
For further information apply TO
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
% Post Street San Francisco
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REAL EsTATE-c1TY-FoR SALE.

CRANSTON, BELyEL &
DWYER,
Member San Francisco Real
Estate Board.
20-- POST PIP
REFEREE SALE.
REFEREE SALE.
REFEREE SALE.
REFEREE SALE.
REFEREE SALE
REFEREE SALE
PUBLIC AUCTION.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
PUBLIC AUCTION
PUBLIC AUCTION
PUBLIC AUCTION.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Two holdings on Tehama st.,
backing into Howard. !,
Parcel Mos. 456 and 1861
Tehama st (NW. side of Te-
hama st., 275 feet NE OF 6th) !;
lot 25x75, with 2 solid flats Of
3 rooms each, in splendid con-
dition; rented very low for $2S
per month.
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OCEAN BOULEVARD LOTS.

Lots ready to build on: fine marine view;
graded and terraeed; fronting r and sts'
46th and 47th aves-
You cannot help but profit BY investing IN
this property.
Gail today at the branch office; representa-
tive Will show you the property
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Parcel 2-Nos. 472 and 4I21s
Tehama st. CNW side Of Te-
hama ST.. $50 feet NE OF
6th); lot 25x75. with 2 flats OF
4 and 5 rooms. in Al condi-
tIon; roof. plumbing, ETC., In
fine order. rented low for $50
per month.
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s4h-nnn-

per cent net: lot has over 90 feet street
frontage on main thoroughfare south of
Market St: adjacent transcontinental
railroad and steamship lines; bound to in
crease in value; brick improvements leased
for term OF years
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s13, eoo-Corner on Valencia St.
very close to Market;
larger than 26xS7 20;
splendid corner to i'm
prove with store and
fats: remember this is
Valencia St, very close
to Market.
S4S, 25O-Corner inside of Lar
kin St: on ear line:
lot has 10 feet of
street frontage and is
improved with new 4
story frame building;
stores and rooms above;
rent $500 per month.
1000 Mission corner. inside
Of 10th ST.; lot 35xS5:
store and fat on this
corner will pay over
per cent per month;
make offer.
s16.0o0-Corner on Jones st.
almost so feet square;
solid improvements. in
good condition; rent $i15
per month; land alone
worth the price.
.s17, 10O-McAllister ST.. very
close in; store and 2
fats OF and : rooms
and bath: lot q :6x12O
to rear street; present
rents sos: easily worth
S115. and room for
small flats in rear.
s13, 56o-Business block in the
Mission and on a Mar
ket-st. car line; lot 50x
40. with modern
flats OF and 6 rooms
and bath each: rented
very low for STAG per
annum: this is down
right cheap; 2 separate
3-fat buildings.
S24, 000-Guerrero st; lot look
100, with solid improve
ments Z years old that
rent for S2T54 per year;
a very safe investment
$750-Lot 25x114 on 10th
ST, E of Castro: only
block from car
lines and very close IN:
be quick; lots in the
sandhills sell for more
than this.
SOS. 50o-Rent s2sS1 per an
mum: 4 separate 3-fat
buildings OF $50 rooms
and bath each: lot 5Ox
DDS. with frontszes on 2
prominent streets: very
near 18th and Guerrero
SITS: always rented
So, 000-See this at once; No.
1910 Waller St. near
Masonic ave-; modern
and very attractive res
idence of rooms. with
basement and attic:
pretty home: owner
anxious to sell; make
offer.
Sc, OOc-Natoma st. near It'll:
2 fats of rooms each:
brick foundation. good
plumbing. etc: lot ok
rs; rent $50 per month.
CRANSToN, BELYEL &
DWYER, 20 Post St
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HOOKER & LENT
Member Of san Francisco Real Estate Board.
IA Post st.
SIS. O0O-Good inside investment; lot 30x120;
covered with improvements; rents nomi-
nal; near Post and Polk SITS.
SIC, 250-Three brand new fats; sos rooms
and bath very modern: all electric ap-
planes; marine view: always rented
$3.50 a month.
s21 Co0-Northeast corner residence of Il
rooms besides basement rooms. furnace
and CRATES; oyerlooks beautiful park In
Western Addition: fine view Of city and
- bay; good car service; lot 4ox1O5-
So 6oo-Cottage Of rooms and bath; lot BOX
117:e TO rear street, near Church and
oath SITS.
So. 5OO-An exceptionally fine investment on
Valencia st. near 10th; lot 50xl00: has
two frontages; covered with improve
meats consisting OF stores and fats; al
WAYS rented at nearly $500 a month.
So 600 cash balance on easy terms; residence
Of u rooms and bath; lot 27:6x15T:6; on
California St, near Laguna; choice
location for a residence very central;
make offer
rooms; sun all day; hardwood floors;
very desirable; large lot; make offer.
81 000-Isske St. near 9Th ave; cottage of 3
rooms and bath: lot 25x1O0: plenty OF
sun and light: coy and up TO date.
81, 500-Near Harrison and LIST sts.: double
2-story and basement house: s and 9
rooms and bath ca n; in good condition
lot has so feet frontage; best renting
property in the city.
$50 500-Oniy requires $40. 500 cash above
mortgage TO buy II: rents $500 per an
mum: finished in natural woods; lot Blk
81: near California and Baker SITS.
So 5Oo-Three fats Of Q and rooms; rents
sIO750: near Fulton and Buchanan SITS.
For different list see other papers.
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sANsOME-sT. PROPERTY.

Near L. S Customs building: very large lot.
over 1000 square feet: old improvements; rents
$50: an unequaled opportunity for a sure turn
investment; investigate
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PRESIDE TERRACE.
SOME OF IT'S ADVANTAGES.

Exclusively a residence park.
Freedom from saloons, stores and flats
All houses to be kept a uniform distance
from sidewalk line and a reasonable distance
from the side lines of the lots, the distance
to be agreed upon when lot is purchased. This
insures light always.
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CHANCE TO SPECULATE
c0S 900

McAlIister and Octavia sts.. near 100 feet
frontage: present improvements pay SAG per
month; for more buildings: this IS a
genuine bargain; investigate st once
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Hayes Valley business corner in
best retail section, appropriately
improved with stores, fats and
houses; large rot. with 3 'front.'
ages; making a splendid, safe in
vestment; rents $26T0 per an
mum. 10oS.
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LOTS $40 PER MONTH.
No interest, no taxes. You pay the price Of
the lots only.
RIVERS TRACT-LAKE VIEW.
The most beautiful residence site in San
Francisco; price OF lots $3.50 and upward: all
graded and ready TO build on; 20 minutes from
downtown: take Mission-st. Ingleside cars. get
OF at branch Office corner Golden State and
Ocean aves Representative at branch office
every day and Sunday. See these lots today
RIVERS BROS. Alb California St
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Corner on Golden Gate ave.
few blocks from Market; rents
$1,000 per annum; great site for
modern building; lot S5xl2O;
frOntages. 15V%
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$4,000.

SlO.O0O
In the district where the big sales being
made: Howard st.. near 9th; lot 25x9o; store
and basement. with fiat Of Z rooms and
bath above; rents $T2O a year; store under
lease; property in perfect condition.
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POINT LoBOs HEIGHTS.
POINT LOBOS HEIGHTS.

Beautifully terraced lots on Point LObos ave-.
fist and A2d ayes and A ST. Elevation 40 rect
above the ocean You get a view for miles
east west and south. and the marine and sun
set effects are simply perfect Street on the
official grade; gas and water AZ hahd- AaAs
Clement-st cars TO 41st ave. Representative
on the grounds.
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9TH ST. PROPERTY.
AnA Ann

Near Howard st.: large frontage. Iol ~
1000 square feet: old Improvements spieH~i'
business property: good for turn
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OSCAR HERMAN & BRO. rs SUFFER- ST.
Branch office corner 4Sth and n st.
Open daily and Sundays
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Sale subject to confirmation
by the Superior Court
The above described property
will be sold
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ON MONDAY. APRIL I'D,
AT 10 O'CLOCK NOON,
at tie Office of
CRANSTON, BELyEL (
DWYER, 20 Post ST.
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HOOKER & LENT. IA Post st.

HOOKER & LENT. II Post st.
L L. ATKINSON, 233 Bush ST.,
Phone Main 3677. Mills bldg
$40, 09O-3e40 square feet near Fourth ST.,
backing to Mission.
SIS, 50O-FIne business corner On Halght ST.,
near Fillmore; rents $172.5O per month
mortgage SIS, 500 can remain.
81, 500-Good buy: Valencia St, near 21st;
new buildings going up on all sides;
rents low, owner is nonresident
S14l.5O month"; large lot; make offer.
500, o00-Apa rtment- house on California ST.
corner near Devisadero: leased 8 years;
$50 month: must be sold; make offer
s12. 500 swell fats OPP. Golden Gate Park,
6-7-7 rooms and bath each; owner going
East; must be sold; make offer
$50, 000-Modern building near the corner Of
18th and Mission; large corner lot of
nearly 1000 square feet; building con-
tains store and fats; rents $685.. 90 after
being REDUCED
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REAL EsTATE-c1rY-FoR SALE.

BALDWIN & HOWELL, IS POST ST.
Members of the S. F. Real Estate Board.
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Splendid site for a modern build
ing: Stockton st. near Sutter; over
e5 feet frontage and facing two
streets. 1863.
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about 70 be built. connecting the park and
Presidio and in addition 70 this grand feature
4bsse Los have -unobstructed view OF the
bav and ocean which Is unsurpassed We pre-
cict that these lots will increase 100 per cent
in the next four years
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Water Front, Investment:
Only $4,000:
Clay, near Drumm
Through to Commercial:
25x1I9:6;
Low rents: leases.
CHARLES B. RUSSELL
ODD Kohl Building.
ROTHERAfEI4 & CO. 5oT California ST.. have
some good bargains In city property: also
houses and lots in Berkeley, Oakland and
Alameda Call or write for what you want.
FOR sALE-sunny key lot, 40x5e:2; east line
Of HYDE st., close TO Fflbert $500 INQUIRE
21o0 Hyde ST.: best car service
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Our second subdivision is now being graded
to the official grade. These lots are between
1 and sts- 3Sth and seth aves. Only one
block from HIST. cars Elevation 100 feet:
view can never be obstrucred destined TO be
the finest property in the Oceanside district.
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MAKE YOUR SELECTION EARLY. THE
LOTS ARE GOING TO SELL FAST.
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x15o no s3nO BrTILDING I.Ors-

CHEAP SPECULATIVE LOTS
PARK and OCEANSIDE DISTRICT LOTS
$3.50 and upward
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IS down. 50 monthly buys one; you cannot
find better lots in the entire city 70 build
YOUR home on They are level close TO the
ears and in a rapidly growing section OF the
city II will pay you 70 look at them Take
the San Bruno-ave- cars on Mission ride 10
25T4 San Bruno ave- our agent Will show you
the lots
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A FINE BARGAIN
DOWNTOWN BARGAIN

On OFarreIl St. east Of Hyde: lot almost ~
feet frontage on O'Farrell St: present improve
ments pay more than bank interest
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Take the McAilister or Eddy st cars to 1lth
ave walk blocks to ST. and 18th ave
Don't Fail TO investigate this grand subdi-
vision.