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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08
A SNAP-A SNAP.
80 EOO

On Bush st. only ? blocks from Mills bldg. :;
old two-story and basement brick building; this
Is your chance be quick last sale in this
block at $1,000 per front foot.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

On business block Of McAllister St; on large
lot good double house Of 16 rooms, with very
high basement: house can be easily raised and
two fine stores put in at expense Of $500:
would then pay $40 per month: nothing better
to be had on McAllister St
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Lot 75x137 IS on Post ST.. east OF LAEAln, on
a turn.
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MAGNIFICENT 3O-FOOT LOTS ON A AND
STs. 18TH AND 18TH AYES
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
al. 900.

Prominent corner east OF Taylor 50. good
improvements. stores and fats; rents $3.50 per
month: large lot with street frontage OF aihOs'
40 feet.
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NE corner Of California and Hyde sts.s lot
II :6xSo feet old improvements; nominal rents,
new building would pay IL per cent tnis Is =
very busy corner where new stores are IN
great demand and pay big rents; better
building proposition cannot be found; rare
opportunity.
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THE Recorder prints the fun record of real
estate transactions. appraisements. conlrma-
ton OF sales in probate. etc. Office. 303
Montgomery Ct.
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SOUTH and north of the Golden Gate Park

SOUTH and north of the Golden Gate Park.
SUNSET AND RICHMOND.
We are leaders in
RESIDENCE LOTS.
INVESTMENT LOTS
SPECELATING LOTS.
See our beautiful
SUTRO HEIGHTS ADDITION.
All lots have 30-foot frontage; all street
work done; sewers, water and gas mains
laid; view of the ocean and park is superb;
nothing like 1t offered in the city; prices
exceedingly low.
CASH OR TERMS.
terms right along II st. and near the Gold
en- Gate Park.
Sunset branch office, corner H st. and 9th
ave.
sutro Heights Addition office, Fulton st.
and 49th ave.
DAVID HIRscHLER Manager.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. Agents, 20 Post st.
THE Dollars That slip Through Your Fingers
Might Be Prohtably Invested In
SAN MATEO PARK.
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PREsIDIo BoULEvARD LoTs.
FIRST TIME on THE MARKET.

pREsIDIo BOULEVARD LOTS
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$500.

Ground alone worth the money; price reduced
from $4,000; owner absent; lot A :6xl2o to
rear street; Lombard-st. boulevard; 2 cot
tages; rents so. so; portion of lot vacant.
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MARKET-ST. PROPERTY.
SIS, 600.
AN Al TRANSFER CORNER
exc OOO

Very choice; has two frontages; under
cured leases and pays per cent net
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REAf. EsTATE-cTTY-FoR SALE.

c. H UMBSEN & CO, 20 Montgomery ST.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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Business corner in Mission, close
10 22d st 4-story building OF two
stores and rooming-house above OF
2S rooms: all IN good condition;
rents 1920 per annum- 1898
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DOWNTOWN FLATS.
- 900

rents s330 per month; on very large lot. al
most 1000 square feet; will trade 1or larger
proposition.
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Others have made the 200 per cent profit by
buying in the park-and subsequently selling
why not you: You can buy lot lp2 LOO.
cadamized and shade trees planted for s700-
$3.50 cash. balance to suit you. The Bay Shore
cutoff will bring San Mateo Park within "a
minutes of San Francisco-no ehange-al q
land ride
Go down Sunday and see the beautiful homes
in the park.
We have free conveyance to take you over
the property
BALDWIN & HOWELL, % Postst.. s. F.
F. S. Grummon, San Mateo and Buringame.
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Large corner on Harrison St. close
10 18th; improvements consist OF
etore and dwellings; rented low
a. $500 per annum; a splendid
chance to invest in section which
is continually enhancing in price;
lot 50 II. 'front.' 1851.
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L. OESTERREICHER, 304 Montgomery st.
S65O0--Clay ST. near Fillmore; residence, 8
rooms. BATH 25x1o2
s3200-Aibion near sixteenth and Valencia;
two cottages; rent $2S 25x93.
$12.500-Fifteenth ST. mr.. Market: elegant
houses. each 2 fats; 45xl15: rent $S5-
$40 500-Pacific St. near Mason; store and 3
fine fats; rent $1,000; 48x80; good investment.
S5000-14th st., near Noe: 2 splendid flats; 5
rooms and bath each; 26x115; rents $780,
s6000-Bryant ST.. near Third: flats; old
buildings; 25xs0: very speculative; worth $1,000.
$1500-Grocery: corner with fine store and
fiat above: corner Laguna and Greenwich SITS |;
35xSI :6 bargain.
S4lo0-Paciic st. near Hyde. store. fat and
stable; 2Rx13; big rent: fine bargain.
l. OESTERREICHER. 20f MONTGOMERY st.
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POST ST. DOWNTOWN.

On Post St. between HYDE and Larkin; lot
25x137 s.; improvements in good order; rents
S65; lot alone worth the price and sure 10 ad-
vance in value.
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For further particulars OF the above and for
the Real Estate Record containing a list of
properties for sale in all parts OF the city, in
quire at our Office.
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REAL EsrArE-c1TY-FoR SALE.

O. d. BALDWIN & son,
24O Bush ST., Mills bldg.
Members OF S. F. Real Estate 6oaru-
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C. H. UMBsEN & CO,
20 Montgomery st,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
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SIT 500.
Bluxome St. near 4th and R. r. terminus
lot b0x120; buildings rent for $95 a month;
$1,000 mortgage remain; a turn in this.
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SOMETHING NEW IN FLATS

e15 SEQ
Rents s132- 80. under two years leases: two 2
story fats Pacific Heights. elegantly fin
ished in natural wood; brick frepIaces in
each fiat: hardwood floors. ets.; marine view
we can recommend this for a permanent in
yestnent
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Rents $112.50 per month; Suffer
st: three substantial houses of s
rooms and bath each; lot % :6x
1877 Is; bank mortgage of $4,000 can
remain. 1910.
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$1,000.
Noe St, close in: store and fiat and rear house
and stable; lot 25x100; rents $50 month
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08
s375 BUILDING LOTS.

1910 BUILDING LOTS
Fine building lots in Excelsior Homestead
close TO ths Aission-st- cars; only a few left
Take Mission-s1- cars 10 Silver ave-. walk east
two blocks 10 Madrid St. representative on
grounds.
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RIANDA & Co.
627 Montgomery St
si3.0OC-Corner fronting on 3 streets near
Montgomery ave-. lot sOxs0: rents SIS
$12 500-Greenwich ST.. near Montgomery ave :
factory and residence: lot 46x6o: rents
over 800.
SIC. O00-Sacran.ento ST.: Western Addition,
business property. lot % :6xf32.7.F new
improvements and dne income properfv
SIS 5oo-rwa nice fats OF and rooms a,5
bath each; on eth St. Harrison
81 50c-Corner lot. t5xfo0; only go feet frnn
electric car line: level and ready n
build on; 20 minutes from Sd and Mkt.
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$4,000.

$31, 800.
Close TO Market and 18th sts.; lot 75x1oo
rents almost $500 q month; building of
IL fats; close in to center of city; always
rented.
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$500
Suffer st. near Devisadero; lot 25xs7:s; rents
500 a year; very low: store and nat; no
leases; good income producer.
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s1650-New 4-room cottage. but one block
from the electric line: snap. To same.
take San Bruno-aFe- cars on Mission ST., ride
to Burrow ST.
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$1,000.

Excellent little buy; rents S24 month; two
cottages on oath St. Castro; rooms
and bath; not built long; lot 26x1l4.
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S4250-Two fine fats on Ninth ave-: mort
gage 5000. balance $50 monthly.
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REAL EsTATE-CITY-FOR SALE.

NELSON, JOHNSON & Co,
SS5 Bush St, just above Montgomery.
Members san Francisco Real Estate Board
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NELSON. JOHNSON & CO.
s. Bush ST.. just above Montgomery.
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$500 BUYS new cottage OF three rooms, fur
nished, and two lots; tight board fence APP
ply 70 the owner at 156 Ralston St. Ocean
View.
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Choice holding in business section
Of Mission, next TO transfer corner;
improvements consist of store and
nat, rented TO one tenant for $500
per anlum: lot 25xT5- 1913.
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RIcHMoND pIsTRICT.

NEW 5-ROOM AND BATH COTTAGE, 1892
Alabama st birdseye maple mantel dining
room lincrusta 9 feet high, with platerack:
latest and best plumbing: fine location: SIS
monthly. Take FOlsom-st- cars TO Precita ave.
and Alabama 81.
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Business holding on Howard St.
close 20 Postoffice; Improvements
consist of flats, store and base
ment; lease expires next year,
when rents can be raised: lot 25X
80; a good chance for a turn. 1888.
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Three goods fats in Mission, close
20 18th and Valencia SITS; in good
condition and steadily rented for
S6S.5o per month: sunny lot 25 It.
front; a good buy. 1898.
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DAVID HIRSCHLER, Manager.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. Agents, 20 Post st
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RENTS s1l7 $40. 600. RENTS SIT.
transfer corner; substantial B.
story frame building Of store and flats; store
leased for 5 years; business property strict
"; finest street in Western Addition: prop
erty selling for $1,000 a foot Fillmore st. /:
don't delay on this and make up your mind
after property is sold; investigate ana see
at once.
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Rents $T20 per annun; 2 modern
fats OF SO rooms and bath each;
wen constructed and nicely iocat-
ed in the Park Panhandle section;
key lot, 25xl37:6. 11433.
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SOL GETZ & SONS. Real Estate Owners.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS,
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Near 9th and Folsom SITS; nearly new i'm
proyements renting for $113 month; built
for income. not speculation, by present own
err; circumstances require immediate sale; lot
25x109.
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Send for our monthly Buyer and Seller,
containing a comprehensive list OF choict
property for sale
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$3I DOC.
Large improved corner. 46 feet frontage; close
to the corner of Market and City Hall
ave; 4-story improvements: rents $50; this
property is worth $1,000 a front foot.
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SIVJfUVV.
Exceptional offering on the sea wall. direct
adjoining a transcontinentaI railroad freigl
depot; on the belt road and half a block fro
the sea wall; suitable for warehouse, lumb'
or factory purposes; lot has nearly 45O fe'
street fronta9e.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-13
+CLAPP FLAYED
BY OAR REESE
SENSATIONAL SCENE AT ST. PAUL
REPUBLICAN BANQUET.
Former Clerk Of Supreme Court Charges
Senator with Cowardice in Quitting
the Hearings on the Railway Rate
Bill, and Is Cheered by Guests to Fur
ther Efforts.

Darius F. Reese of st. Paul gave a
sensational finish to the Lincoln Day
banquet at the Ryan hotel last evening
by a fierce attack on Senator Moses e.
Clapp. He accused the Junior senator
of cowardice In leaving the hearings
of the interstate commerce committee
on the railway rate bill, and there were
enough enemies of Senator Clapp pres
ent to applaud him to the echo. Thus
amid cries of g You re right 600
on, - and 'Hurrah for Reese
The sensation was uncorked by W. B.
Webster, the POSTMASTER. At the close
Of the address by Congressman E. w.
Martin of South Dakota, Reese arose
to move vote Of thanks to the speaker.
When this had carried, Webster asked
Mr.. Reese to favor the assembly with a
few remarks. Reese was lavish with his
favors. He started in along the lines
Of the previous speaker, in eulogy Of
Piles, predicted republican victory in
the ST.. Paul city election, and then let
loose his pent-up wrath against Senator
clappp. 49,, =. :, ;,
shouted; "either in private or in public
life. When our Junior senator turns his
back on the sessions of that committee
fraught as they are with great conse
quences, and deserts the support OF
President Roosevelt in such time OF
need, he is recreant to his duty, and de-
for failing to stand by their interests.
Paul banquet broke up amid the hilarity
of the anti-Clapp men, who had laid ii
the shade the Nelson resolution Incl
A dent in Minneapolis. ~
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JOHNSON IS FREE
And UP AGAINST IT
BADER MURDER SUSPECT MUST
JOIN HIS SHIP.
The Local Naval Recruiting Officer Re-
y fuses to Accept the Sailor for Trans
portation and Refers Case to secre-
tary-Ten Days Is Limit for Report
ing for Duty.

Carl Albert johnson, arrested two
weeks ago on charge Of numbering
Charles Q. Bader, at the Falls hotel, on
the evening Of Dec. %, was discharged
by Judge G. L. Smith Of the municipal
court today on motion Of County. Attor-
ney Al j. Smith.
The county attorney investigated the
charge thoroly and decided that there
was not enough evidence to hold the
man to the grand jury.
johnson was arrested on the Battle
ship Texas at Charleston, S. c., by a
private detective of Minneapolis. Some
circumstantial evidence had been gath
cred, but johnson was easily able to re-
flute it to the satisfaction Of the author
tiles.
AS soon as he was released from Gus
tody on the murder charge, the police
took johnson to the naval recruiting
station in the federal building and
sought to turn him over to Lieutenant
Ivan G. Wettengel, the officer in charge
as a deserter from the navy.
After considering the case Lieutenant
Wettengel concluded that johnson was
not deserter at present, tho he might
become 90 if he failed to rejoin his
ship in ten days, and refused to take
him in charge. The case is a puzzlel
for the local representatives of the
navy, and they will do nothing unit
they receive the reply Of Secretary OF
the Navy Charles J. Bonaparte to the
telegram of inquiry sent to him today
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-13
FAY0RS FEDERAL LICENSE
CONGRESSMAN MARTIN OF SOUTH
DAKOTA STATES HIS REMEDY,
FOR TRUST EVILS.

Congress Eben w. Martin Of South
Dakota was the orator at the St. Paul
Lincoln day banquet last evening,
which was held by the Lincoln club at
MThe People. and the Trusts and he
license and control Of corporations en-:
gagged in interstate commerce. He pre-
scribed publicity for the evil Of over
capitalization, and government inspec-
ton for the evil Of monopoly. He
stated his idea Of the remedy as fol
.."fhe Sherman antitrust law Of 1890
trouble But 1 believe the national con-
gress must 20 one step further in order
to acquire complete control and regula-
ton Of these vast aggregations of CAPT
tai. A law should be passed requiring
every corporation engaging in inter
state commerce, and especially the cor.
life, as food and fuel, first to obtain a
franchise or license from the national
government, as basis Of its right to
| participate in interstate commerce at
all. Such franchises could be obtained
from the secretary Of commerce after
satisfa ctoryy showing that the corpora:
of trade, that 1t is honestly capitalized
and that it is not it's purpose to create
or maintain a monopoly in violation OF
law A subsequent violation Of the law
should be cause for revocation Of the
4 Interstate license or franchise. Trusts
are organized for profit. Therefore
make it Improbable to violate the anti.
monopoly laws. &'r
Whatever may become Of the trusts,
the big corporation has come to stay
It is a natural evolution in our marvel
GUS industrial development. But we
should hold the. big corporations dowr
to an. honest capitalization, based upon
fair valuation Of property actually
possessed. We should give corporations
pet hone from other ' sources. They aree
entitled to all the advantages tina
come from the proper union Of capita
and labor on a. colossal scale for tn
! promotion Of colossal enterprises. Thu
individual has certain advantages com
(. ing from personal attention to loca
business on a small scale. All we have
4 right to demand is corporate fairness
6ecencv and honesty -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-13
VICTIMS ARE F0RGIYING
WOMAN ACCUSED >OF FORGERY
MAY ESCAPE PROSECUTION BE-
CAUSE OF LENIENCY.

Philis Benzel, the woman arrested
last Saturday on charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses by passing
worthless check on the Northwestern
National bank, may not be prosecuted,
altho she has admitted passing several
spurious checks.
The woman is still locked up in the
women g ward at the Central station,
but she was not arraigned with the
other prisoners today. ....,
The police say that the persons who
lost the money thru her operations will
probably not prosecute, altho she had
| worked her scheme on several occasions.
When the woman first went to the
bank she passed herself as Mrs. A.
Broom, and presented check for 5000,
which was cashed. Last Saturday she
again presented another check which
was so similar to other known forgeries
| that she was arrested. Previous to this
many checks had beenspassed at vari-
Gus stores, and no clues could be OBJ
tanned by the bank officials.
It was first given out by the police
that the prisoner was a young woman
1 The prisoner is more than 80 years old
and has a family. - ..s~ 49, f. r
The detectives are still working so1
the case and some other charge may
be placed against her. = $:qg->
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-13
WIFE in A CELL
HUSBAND DYING
NORTH SIDE FAMILY QUARREL
ENDS IN TRAGEDY.
Edward Dickens and His Wife Engage
in Lively Set-to in Which a Revol-
yer Is Discharged and He Falls with
Probably Mortal Wound in Abdomen.

Edward Dickens, 90 years, old, is at
the result Of bullet wound inflicted
by his aged wife last night after the
two had quarreled. #
Mrs. Dickens is loekad up at Central
station. She admits snat she q4arreled
with her husband and admits that she
shot him, but says that the shooting
was purely accidental.
The trouble took place at the Dickens
home, 17l3 Sixth avenue N, early last
evening. In his story to the police
Dickens says that there was quarrel
over some trivial matter and that they
both lost their tempers.
He armed himself with lighted Ian
tern and she with coal bucket and the
fight began. Mrs. Dickens was losing
ground rapidly, and to turn the tide Of
battle she took loaded revolver from
the drawer. and pointed it at her en-
ragged husband. He attempted to take
it away from her and s the weapon was
discharged in the scuffe, the bullet en-
tering his abdomen.
Dickens fell TO the floor and his wife
ran two blocks to the residence Of John
Griffin, an old family friend, and told
him what had happened. Returning
to the home she called up her son, Ed
ward Dickens, and told him that his
father had been injured: She then
called Coroner j. M. Kistler, the fam
lily physician. ~ % $
When Coroner Kistler arrived he sus-
pected that something was wrong, and
notified the police. He then had the
wounded man taken to the Swedish
hospital.
When the police came and notified
Mrs. Dickens that she would be locked
up, she flew into a rage and had to be
| overpowered before she could be taken
to the patrol wagon. At fiFst she
| denied that she had wounded her hus.
band, saying that he had; shot himself.
Later, however, she, told the police, that
she had fred the shot, but that it was
an accident.
\ Dickens himself said; that it was an
/ accident, and asked the police not tc
detain his wife He is low, and DR.
Kistler does not expect to pull him
thru = - = - - y
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-13

The Hottest Piece of Iron we have
bad on the "New England" Anvil for
many a long day is the Manufactur-
ers' Half Price Sample Sale Fine Fur
niture Pieces now in progress-not for
long, hoWever-Just this month, Feb
ruary-that's all.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-13
CONFERENCE IS OPENED
SWEDISH LUTHERAN
SYNOD BEGINS ANNUAL MEET
ING IN ST. PAUI-RECEPTIoN
TONIGHT. 4ssc, ~.

. 8 Hundreds of delegates to the forty
eighth annual meetings of the Minnesota
conference Of the Augustana Swedish
Lutheran synod arrived in St: Paul to-
day. The first arrivals were :clergymen,
who came early to attend the pastoral
conference, which opened this morning
at the First Swedish Lutheran church,
Woodward and John streets.
] ,s}The session wassgdevoted to the dis
cussion of the theme, 8 What Are the
Distinguishing Features Of a Truly
Productive Sermon9,i'l1 opened by an
able address by the -Rev.J. 0. Caval'
lin Of Braham,{ Mimi. There was q
spirited discussion BY the assembled
clergymen. ~ ,s.-gs.s,ss-, a..
+ The first general meeting Of the con
ference will BE held this evening. II
will be partially in the nature Of
reception to- the delegates and visitors
The Rev. Peter Peterson, pastor OF the
church, will extend the welcome of the
congregation. The Rev. .Messrs.. a: z
Bergstrom of Winthrop and F. M: Eek
man of Center City will read the liturgy
and President J. A.. Krantz of Duluth
will preach the annual conference ser
mon. --55s- -
One of the features will be thu
choral service of the jubilee choir
which will sing the Twenty-ffth ant
Twenty seventh psalms.