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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-01
FIRST ONE RECORDED
Muroh's Triple Play Oyln One Official.
~ on Record.

sine" Murch thp big first Iaeama, IN
" MIh"h'@t"r team ~ I'll" New England
League, !" ri"rfncd ihc feat th.. otI-C dI1,
"i ''>'rutin- Il titpl' play una.si led a
rt';tt dr,h II Interest las br.n ru.,tt,f. IT.
~ IA ~ question HS u whether n trItI4
l'I"> M.i- "lrr h-i'.r'- mad. ui..i..i.i.I hut
va '-F"i\ ease ""iibt has been thrown on
81, Ih'r.' - n. {" j." no doubt about
Nr" f'hi"id team DrnlIan ;trid tn,.--
~ :."'"nd ON '"vrn''y'& hit. Then KAY
;tAauSh, Il left handed hitter, cam. to bat
and Gr"v" q lima close to tile ground d
rmtly tr"ard Mur.h
Alurh nut down his hand. ana ,Ea
ran stuck n his mitt. He then touched
The bag, puttln" ont CuVrnrN. and "a.
.r"Iitn had cit"l"d around third blS..
Mnch tr"ttod t. second ana touched the
hh', c"nplrtira thr triple play
S"hldft%. now piayn" with Washington
Is credited with tripl- play unasSst.d
II, ~ f"i lLthn. ana ;" IS g. Hagen. 4 player
w., Ma with J'rs'N GIN. Eut H. timer
m th'"" UaAS seems I" nav" been official
N re- - ana the great question Of On"
lE'E'r putting ont three. hIs.runu,rf
".thnut help from another fielder Wa5
TtN III tht- list nt UNI rOVcd EVENT., until
Murri IulIed il off.
Fh" greatest controversy ov,r th-
ir.rl.. play was claimed for Paul Hines
Of Washington, once with tn" Pr,yI-
d"are GrI>s In y same with b.. ton.
I'i'l III iLt SoS IL Is claimed thdt HINES
lid the trick.
According to tho story there were mcn
IN ""c"nd and third bases. and pom. ont
Hines. yin" played center fi-ld. ran in IT,
ward second bds" ana caught a pup-tiy
tt't was Just too far ont for thu infirld-
'-IS.
I'll" runners. thinking the hal would
drop safe started for tn, next stations
ANA Hines, with The momentum Irimod in
running for til" bail dashed oyrr second
ias". thus making the double Play uuas-
sisted.
Tn" man who had been on third was
across tn" plat. by this t:m". ard Hines.
continuing t. run, beat III" mln ~ IT.,
third station. The SCORERS disagreed "u
I'll" paint as "a whether Iin,s did an this,
som" claiming that after making the
doIhlc play unaSsiStod Hines threw In
third ana completed tn" triple
There WAS an Acrimonious discussion
an this point for years. bur NJ the scorers
could nnV.-r agr"" the matter wa never
definitely settled. and tn" question al 4
trin"' play UnasSisted was among the I'M
T.. rtIint les
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-01
BASEBALL NOTES.

Rochester hrs bought steamer Fan
agan from Springfield
loo J.rccr OF the FAN Rivers is finish
ing the season with tn" Whe,ln&S.
Cleveland lands the American l.cagu" ~
batting. ana Hnston stands seventh.
The Southern league had but two ~"
h~tsmrn Douglas Of Little Rock ana
Ahet.in of Shreveport
Turont, fur two seasons in succrS'i"h
has been an Eastern League tan ena'r-
Montreal once landed fifth.
Pitcher Mason. formerly Of the Ealt!-
mores. ana I.eary Of the IIarrishurGs WI
be seen when the Cincis reach here TO-
morrow.
Pitcher KillIan If Detroit was rem
stated by paying fine OF -" inns p'i''s
imposed because he played WIN ah III
DEPARTMENT club while under contract :"
Detroit.
OutGeId,r birmingham, with FieVelahd,
wae y Mcrc-rsburg Academy player ana
aftcrward went to Cornell. but 90 n
graduate. lie was q great drop k'N'''
He also played with Elmira.
Boston IIerald:-The poor exhibitions
given bv the New York Nationals ~
prnvidcnce ana Newark this year 9r's'S
diseuGtcI the people who saw th"hh P'''
and certainly hurt the ratr"naE"
Jim connors. once with th' 'hiciB"a'
and afterward with Providence IS -
homo il, Providence. lie started WIN
Montreal. and after his rcl"aS" ihanat'"
the Ncwburs team Of the HUDSON i'N'
u asuc.
Iprinr the month 0f September it'''''"
ing last Wednesdays games, 'l''tii''i
has won q games and lost seven. ~"
yorl, * won ana nine lost, WINE h'''S"
has won IL and lost nine. This SHOWS 'ho
eaift mace the Napolenns have SET '''''
accounts for their present high stailhi''s'
n an convinced there IS "hiy "ic ",
IA ston the bottlc-throwing from 'n''
first bosn hIeachor." says President 'oi"-
ie,-cv after the game. That IS by t'''
III, II INTO 4 50-ccnt stand; and that aS ~.
If The changes | will make next year =
| T order the sale OF pop stopped thcv o','S
their bottles with them. but by keepiiia
mat class of patrons cut N Tar ct'i'in
f.II th,v can throw their arms on anu
| hotber no one except on = Dig Gay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-01
COLBY 6; KENTS HILL 0.
Game Worth witnessing and by no
Means Walkover for ColIcgianS.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-01
WATERNII.iE.
ENDS IN DRAW.
Walcott Rhodes Bout Comes Off as
Per Program.

K"usa, city. kls., sept. :".-I"" Wal
colt ur l:u4t,,i, and i,illy lth"ad,:i "f this
city fought i .u-r"unl draw this after
noon on s;.nd island liz I'll" Missouri
river, l. miles below Kansas cay. Wall
colt was IL" IEGr,:;sor from H." start,
I;h ,ad,:; ,"ml,ntin2s hims,lf wth rl"N'rlN
hIu,Ein. thr negro. Who WiS nthl" 70
Ilnd on Eln.t'i'.S at any tIln".
In the 18th round Walr"tt injured ms
hand ANA nliIri Ills aGEr"ssircn"sS.
I;hr1,lri seemed willing u c"ntnu" IN
tn" offensive anI accepted a draw.
The fight was announced t" l." for tn"
worlds wcll.rwriGht championship which
Mnl.utt claims.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-01
BOWDOIN 6; ARTILLERY 0.
Fast Work by Bowdoin's End Prevents
Game Being a Tie.

RrunSMirk. Me. sept. - tSp"cihB. WIZ
Bow,lnin opened it's football season on
the Whittier field yesterday afternoon,
defeating the Artillery team If Port
land by a score nf i /, . IN hard
fought game.
Tn. game was. il tn" nature uf 4 try
ont frr the ErWdnin squad. a EirG"
number ri substitutes h ing used h\
the college team. which III view IF tn"
new n,u who must MAX" NJ tin texan
this year made TIN game one which tn
coaches watched k."nlN.
The game WIS a puuting contest from
start Ia finish ana had il not been t"r
fast work on til" part Of E"~'"in N
ends th. game would probably hay"
been u tie
Tn, visitors had one Of the heaviest
teams that has ever played on tn"
Whittier field and their team work was
ais" better than the soldiers hay" ever
shown on their annual visits To IirunS-
wick. on the other hand. Pow dnin'S
team was very naturally unframed
with the larg' number IF new men
which IS very easily explained hy the
fact that the team has hal but ~"
scrimnare ami that of hut a few min
uteS duration previous to this first
game.
The game was clcanly though fierce
lN PLAYED. and its result seemed to in
dicat" what has been propheSird of thu.
new game. that the defence has not
heen SuihclentlN weakened to offset the
additional work that falls to the Of
fence. But three times during the c-am.
was first downs made. twice by Bow
dom and once by the visitors. ana far
the remainder the game was one nt
kicking. the advantage from which
seemed to depend in a large measr,r.
on the bound Of the ball The ends ar
both teams played wei. Eow,Ioin',
work in this particular being execution
allv so.
The game started in with Drano
kicking off the ban going over the line
Then Preble kicked off to Roberts. VII,
fumbled. but the ball being secured b,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-01

n. writes that II" has I:ilIy Gardner
y.nrIing with HIM ana says HAT I:ily
+ ,n,y:+ his "b.rl<" and is "lr"Iy in:kini.
"A champion ont Of him.
,i,r,dw III defeated Mhity q year ago
at Chelsea, but tV"ryun" knows il WIS
- clos, dc, iSinn :nd Matty is nat the
sam, boy now, rs ne has been coming
ever since.
Thcy ;,rr Ia weigh IN at l4i pounds
at " o'clock, which IS an easy hing for
either one I" do uld he %,rnnE.
The prcliniIitii.s lock about III" best
tIint has be,n rut on for som" time,
with J."ky William" and Johnnie
AI.rn ia the opener and Fred l:i:tdl"E,
il,r. x-:ln.ti"ur h'lvyW"i1hi champion,
ana In,.A Carroll Of Er"oklyn meet in
ll,. semi final bout
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-01
CONY WINS 1910.
SmaII's 45-Yard Run Feature of
Clean Cut Victory Over Watervi'le.

ronv High won its first football game
with ~ ont -"f-tnwn team hT defeating
Wntervill" High by TN" d"cisiv" score of
l. to 0 ut the Driving park Saturday af-
tornnnn. The game was remarkably fast
ana clean ana clearly demonstrated the
value of getting tho jump on an oppon-
cnt.
rhc feature of tho cam> WIS Smalrs
catci. ii q kick ana run &C y ward" to =
tnu.hdnwn. Parkway played good
game. as did the entire back field also. A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-01
The Only Survivor

Of tho Hayes Arctic Expedition, Mr. $.
!. Mccormick, now II. :. Deputy Min
crnl Surveyor, Bliss Station, Idaho.
saws: For years ! haze suffered from
severe pains i'll the hip joint and back
bone, depriving IN" of all power. The
cause WAS Stone in the Bladder ana
Gravel in the Kidneys. After using
Dr. David kenncdy's Favoritc Remedy,
Of Rondout. N. Y, l was completely
cured"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-01

Boston, Sept 30-HarVard Opened
its football season yesterday at the
Stadium before 1000 PERSONS by DE-
f.ating Williams Z to 9, III On" 81 VI"
most remarkable contests eyer Wit
messed on an American gridlr"n, ana
on. in which it was proven ""nrlu.i-
lively that football this season under
III. new rules can b. played i'll such 4
manner as to prevent any "rItI'i@hi
from even the strongest opponents OF
the strenuous college gam.
1t was the first public test Of the
new rules by Harvard, and lh'
largest crowd that eyer witnessed an
opening game in thu STADIUM I"1t
satisfied with tn. game, ANA Win IN"
fact that play TINS Year viii b" more
op.n, more Spectacular than eyer,
with uor,. Of the rnr<p"ct'-d, ami RI
markedly fr.. from unfair tnctic+ ana
ruughing which HAY" featured many
contests in years past.
Y.rt.riiav's contest was absolutely
fr.. from even III" slightest tlnsr Of
unnecessary ruuGmn...,i. Thrr" vas
practically II" a. Of thu hand in
I'M. rf.r.ncr, no uordS Were, 'Nrhang-
"a ~ tn opposing player, MOI an
official wa ,p"k,-n /" except b; capt E
Foster and Waters. n"i d..'I ION
WA. ,iur-tIrm.I ANA NOR" rem nl-Hhl'
WA. thD fact mat not .rlg,. ia th" g..int
was TIM. called for an injury "l III
.ypIanatinn If amy Kind. Yesterday
contest is plnbnI,Iy Il record hr-.:i'.l
IN ~. latter respect.
with th, .xc.IaiOn Of tn" Wnri.ins
,f ia, nn.iI,. kirk rub. winch make.
III. bah fra. t. an "y"-it I'll" l.i"h''I
after il has Touched ll, ground. ;,l'
th.. gaining Of 10 yards in thr'" Gowns
Httl,. could b., learned "f tn" '-ii"r
maj the other chang, Wili h"N. a.
frnn th.. SI".ctitnr-' NiA ii" effort W:i.
mad. Ia ,.x.cUit. = fnrAITd pa s Z"
ntt.mrt ANYTHING n-v in In" WY "
omen work winch had mo- brrn I:IaN",
in wears; past
10 tn. st",tnt"r; tn" mrtIt,al ..''n
for both rush Ian, = &C., Md /" nave nc
cnmrlish,.d The desired Eject IF Hii"W
iug thr working Of til" tiyr c"nIrr In'I
To- be- closely watched. ana "'rtainl
yesterday il "p,ncd up TIN play s." INA
lust what every player was d"In
could he plainly seen from any lnIi 9
IN. stadium. This ruiz did away WI
thu. tackl" and guards back play
which in th.. paS, hay" been ~" az ~
spring Of nearly 'N'lE team " "N'h''
Hrth teams showed plainly maj
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Boston and St. Louis Break Even
--White SOx and Senators Do
Likewise at Chicago.

,Thurs1aE E"et"n at Wa~hmgtnn ,...r
f"fh at Iiniad"IphI:,, Cleveland n ,,I'
90 20. 81 III
itiInF and Sunday New Yorl. ~ p,..
i"h, Washington AZ IhlInh..lpiiII. D.trnt
~ n. l-"uIs. 'l"v'lhnd Al rhicipn
sunday Detroit at Chicago, Cl.yrl,na
AT ST. Louis '''''
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NATIONAL LEAGtE.

Monday and Trcsalay-cincinnati nj
Boston. Chicago at Philadelphia. Pitts
bur;, ut Brnullvn, st. Louis at New YORK.
Wrdnesdny-B BROOKLYN at Boston. Phlla-
delphia at New York.
Thursdav-Erooklyn ut Boston 1.-TWO
camesp. Philadelphia at New York. Chca
go at pittSburg
Friday-Rnston at New York.
Standardization at New York. Phila-
deanhia ut Erooklvn.
Sundav-Chicago at St Louis. Pittsburi'
ut Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Monday-ChicagC Mt St. Louis, Detroit
at Cleveland. New York ut Philadelphia.
Tue sdav-Rostor at Washington. New
York at Philadelnha. Chicago It St.
I.nnie Detroit ut Cleveland.
lN,dn.slay-Ro BOSTON at Washington.
New York at PhiIadeiph' a Cnic"Eo at 81
Louis Uwo games), Detroit at Cleveland
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Gramaphones are used in English
tbaaters 10 give stage shouts, thus
saving expense and insurins volume VI
cnnnl
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
SOPHS IS: JUNIORS 2.
Two Lower Classes at U. OF M. Meet
in Baseball Game.

Orono. Ne. sept -tSp"ciah.-Ther"
was an int.rcstin" baseball gam" y"Si~r-
,ny between the Sophomore ana Fresh
man classes Of the University "f Maine.
in which the former Won l. 20 ;. The
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THE WEEKS SCHEDULES

Hatteriee-IIall and IIodGins: Ndan
WcIch and Metcalf. Inapir", Mcfonal
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08
OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M'TS
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND fiNAN-
CIAL AGENTS,
1885 BROADWAY OAKLAND CAL
TELEPHONE OAKLAND go.
go. BROADWAY.
s12o per front foot close in; worth $3.50 per
foot
s15. oo0-1o0 feet frontage, adjoining business
block on San Pablo ave-; very prom
nent street, leading into san Paoio
ave-; the income Is now $40 per Inontn:
the ground alone is easily worth $loo
per front foot; property adjoining on
the avenue cannot be had for 5000 per
front foot; buy now before contract
expires.
RETIRED OR BUSINESS MANS HOME
So'5VV-Talk about your pretty homes' not
like the diamond in the rough, put
most charmingly situated on corner,
and surrounded by high-class. artistic
homes; there are rooms, which In
cludes fine billiard-room with open
fireplace; every possible modern ana
convenient idea has been embrace IN
beams and paneling; lavatory on nrst
floor; only minutes to 18th st. and
Broadway and 40 minutes to san fran
cisco direct connection with Key Route
trains; you will not be disappointed in
this If you are looking for nice home.
LINDA VISTA RESIDENCE.
S4,o0o-Beautiful residence OF rooms, new;
high. elevated ground; fine marine
view; large lot. driveway; beautiful
homes surrounding; this must be sold
immediately
$500, Coolest corner on Broadway, elegantly
improved; 1Gex125 feet.
NONE But PRINCIPALS NEED APPLf.
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS.
RESIDENCE PHONES ASH 311 and SPRUCE
1921
TAYLOR BROS g. CO.,
1895 BROADWAY. OAKLAND, CAL
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BREED & BANCROFT.
OAKLAND.

s2sOO--cOttsge of rooms. on Market St, mr.
sell on terms.
$500 Furnished cottage on the heights of
East Oakland: lot 81 6x135; 5 rooms !;
modern; electric lights, etc.
PIP
A BUNGALOW.
81 s00-In easy payments. will buy a broom
cottage In North Oakland; near the cars
and Key Route station; large parlor or
living room; reception hail. dining ROOM
bedrooms, kitchen and bath room; at
tractive panelinR and tinting: all mod
ern convenences; gas and electricity;
street work done; neighborhood Of
HAVE YOU A TEAM?
fences: deep lot: large barn; entrance
from the alley; 10 minutes from center
OF town. oao
$35OO-story and half house: rooms mod
ern; high basement; heavy timbering:
lot 23xll5: close TO schools and local
trains: Is minutes walk to 18th and
Broadway.
LEFT IN A HURRY.
$4o0o-Furnished throughout; piano. carpets
ETC.. large S-room house; thoroughly
modern: large. lot; lawn, flowers. trees
and summer house; situate pear Tsle-
is real snap; od i is worth s5ooO
$4.6o0-31z acres Of fine orchard land; all
set out to trees; land worth $500 an
acre o-rooIh mousse outhouses, etc; in
town Of San Leandro; nice little coun-
try home.
INVESTMENTS.
$50 OO0-Choice 12th-st. corner; close in. 100
IT. frontage; the only good piece Of
property now left on 18th st; see it at
once.
00x1E ~ 1oo
St: buy az whole and subdivide and
sell at large advance.
OFFER wANTED-Must be sold: 2ooxaoo;
fscing two city parks very eh ole loca
years. Call and secure particulars.
BREED & BANCROFT.
1000 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
$50, 5OO-FINE business investment; lot 50 n
frontage; three-story new brick build
ing, with cement basement under en-
tire building and sidewalk; hrst-class
locality; stores. with 81 rooms above
Franklin st.; income 800: tenants pay
water. This is gilt-edge property. pa
New s-room house strictly modern;
large lot 45x140, on 31st St choice To-
cality; splendid neighborhood; drive
way. $40
sIs.5OO-Modern fats and a six-room cottage
large choice corner close in; lot look
100. This property is In irst-class con-
uition and rents all the time at better
than per cent on the Investment In
come Sli7.b0. less water at so per
month, making q net income of 1920
per annum. Figure this out yourself
II you are looking for an investment
this is one Of the best things in the
market today. Easy walking distance
to the business center and convenient to
local trains This must be seen to be
appreciated. 255
$6.00C-Fine s-room wel-built house; high
basement; large lot. 64x100; very sunny;
choice neighborhood; Hilbert ST., close
in 267
GEO. w. AUSTIN
1902 BROADWAY OAKLAND.
32000-FOR sale-6-room modern house: lot
50xl50; mill end tank: street work complete:
fine neighborhood; block to cars and train:
30 minutes TO city. LANDEGAN. 1854 San
Tlokr noIf
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BRYANT & DERGE.
1112 Broadway. Phone Oak $50.

BRYANT & DERGE.
1112 Broadway. Phone Oak $50.
THE REST CURE IN TEE CITY
150x100: Broom bungalow and stable.
IA live oak and bay trees
Never failing steam and spring water.
Waterfalls. vines and ferns.
Close to schools and cara
City water windmill
snap at $2G50.
$50 PER FOOT
Strictly high-cass. exclusive residence prop
erty-part of an old homestead.
ON signify KNOLL OVERLOOKING
LAKE MERRITT
Two blocks from Broadway and Twenty-sec-
ond st. Key Route depot; the choicest unim-
proved property left in the "CLOSE-IN'' DIS
TRICT.
WILL BE WORTH 500 PER FOOT IN SIX
MONTHS.
Will be worth $2o0 per foot in 3 years: If
you want home in fine neighborhood. within
walking distance of theaters and 80 minutes
from San Francisco. see this property.
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OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M'TS
OAKLAND REAL EsTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE:
REALTY BONDS AND FINANCE co. qno.).
1i72 Broadway. Corner Fourteenth Street.
INCOME PROPERTY.
THE FOLLOWING PIECES ARE ALL BAR
GAINS
Income $12s4 per annum; finest built fats
tween Broadway and Market St. best OF To-
cations; these flats are rented low and Game
tenants have been in since they were built.
Income $500 per annum; four extra well
built flats on Esd street, near Telegraph ave. {;
six room. each: always rented; within a few
San Pablo and Telegraph ayes.
The finest property. in Oakland for the price
and future value and income; on Washington
street; fine building.
cay-strest corner; pays better than 10 per
cent; lot alone will be worth double this price
within two Gears.
Adjoining Western Pacific depot site
SIS, 300
This property is on corner and today is so
per cent cheaper than any one OF the other 3
corners and is the best is now paying over
8 per cent with improvements that owner
does not value at Anything.
1880 SQUARE FEET
FRANKLIN STREET CORNER.
Finest buy in Oakland. Investigate this at
once.
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nus1NEss cHANcEs-contlnued.


EITEL & CARROLL az Kearny St
a finely ftted uD saloon. north OF Mar
ket St: fixtures cost more than price asked
Tailoring business In best coast town u
the State. in best neighborhood; doing larSs
Country merchandise store: will sell at in
Good country hotels IN best town In Naps
Roadhouse In San Joaquin County on main
county road fully stocked
we have businesses OF all kinds for sals
and to exchange for property.
EITEI & CARROLL---..-.... III kearny 81
T0P saIe-Eoarding and roomiag house. 10
furnished rooms 30 steady boarders, low
rent: money-maker
F'r sale-Restaurant, with cigar store IN
front: furnished rooms upstairs; income
from rooms will pay for the whole rent
NATURALIZATION in first-class saloon IN
good locality; a good chance Tor SOBER anu
fn,Ir,str ions man: present owner PREFERS
partner In place OF hired help
For sale-Dairy produce and deheacies
must be sold on account or poor health OF
For particulars inquire at room 211. Emma
spreckeIs building. OF Market 81
OLIVER REALTY COMPANY.
11O5 James Flood Bldg
SL927-High-class tourist ana Sontnelcl S
hotel in California city or oO.OoO. nearly
100 rooms: we'll equipped and clearing
good profits; owner seeks retirement ~
Won want a good proposition or TINS
kind answer this; $1,000
SL5eO-A profitable business in art soous' PIC
lures uouldings. etc: city .o,,,-v
s54T-A good-paying business IN eou Sy
town IN the line OF womenS ,. misses
and childrens furnishings AnVesusde'
for bargain