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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

A HOME FOR $1,000 down and $50 per
rnonth-ShinEied room bungalow on the south
east corner Of Newbury and Russell SITS The
corner across the street cannot be bought for
less than 500 per foot. Considering its location.
] block from business on Shnttuck and Ade-
Zine St 2 blocks from Ashby station, this is
90 exceptional bargain at $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
YoU wANT 4 HONE.

voc WANT A HONE.
VIZ ARE PREPARED
10 orer you the best buys in any section Of
Berkeley.
ORR PROPERTY LISTS
ny- srlc, thar WE CAN INTEREST YOU In
Ruvfhinz from q cozy little bungalow to a
besutiftIi large home. with ample grounds
and in pleasant residence sections sno con-
renipnt 10 San Francisco tTsin service and
excellent car fines Many Of the locations
give an assuraDce Of rapid and substantial
growth, which means a good advance IN
values.
WE wsorLD SUGGEST
the advisabiliiy OF investigating our properties
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

Our list Of houses for sale is more complete
snd- better worth your attention than ever be-
fore. We believe it TO be the best obtainable.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

A NICE HOME FOR s. Goa 4 room bun
eslow; windmill and tank; large south front
lot: s0xil5; you can have II all for 1900.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

and IN uieasept residence sections snd con
renient 10 San Francisco usin service ano
give an assuraDce OF rapid and substantial
growth, which means good advance in
WE Would SUGGEST
the ACCESSIBILITY Of investigating our properties
FOR RENT OR LEASE.
Al present we can supply your wants n6ol 1n
s9s 1sr pas5 or Of HorsE ssfss c COTTAGES as FLATS
AND BUNGALOWS. either beautifully fur
nlshed or unfurnished and can save yon
money fine eRd trouble II you VIII eau
on oIr rental department
TAKE ADVANTAGE of investing in prop
y e is s EE PEaEe'T TrsE sTicef to invest while the
market Is easy 10 get into
SEE SOME OF OUR oFFERs-MoSET
talks and they are listening.
WE HAVE TIE EXCLUSIVE SALE of
some Of The BEST PROPERTIES IN BERKE-
N YOU ARE IN THE MARKET. CALL
WE' HAvE ooNvEYANCEs ready and are
slwsrs pleased 10 show our properties TO In
terested parties.
FERRIER-FRoCK CO. INC.
21el Shattuck Nv. Cat Key Route terminusl,
BERKELEY CAL
REED REALTY COMPANY.
z075-71 UNIVERSITY AF-s
BERKELEY. CAL
81 6o6-s room colonial home; brand new: fin
ished IN excellent taste; neighborhood the
very best: very easy terms sss
$1,000, cash wiz buy one Of the incest room
coons, nopfes rtures "a sna fsns est S
made TO suit the purchaser everything
the rery finest; close to car service and
the Key Route trains. 344
IS soo-over in southeast Berkeley. 2 story.
gas ererything complete: in block on
flreIy built NJ with new homes. Price IN
Guides carpets. complete. which were made
expressly for the house; block from
the Telegraph sv. car line and Just a short
distance from the Key Route; practically
new, 329
Sc. coe-2 story. 7 room house near Telegraph
sexi25: sSs and electricity: good basemest
and servants room finished IN Oregon
pine: splendid neighbOrhocd; $4,000
cash. 315
$z75e--A new g room house. ,ust' finished
thoroughly modern and built by a man who
understands his business; facing south. and
nesr, transportation. both the Key Rouce
With nothing but fine homes Just the
place for man doing business IN San
Francisco 3o7
REED REALTY COMPANY.
2o75-77 University av..
Berkeley
STOP PAYING RENT.
BUY A HOME on EASY TERMS.
SPECIAL BUYS IN BERKELEY HOMES
80 5oO-Neaf new 4 room cottage; bath, pantry,
snc laundry: paneled living room; blocks
from station and cars: street work and
sidewalks done; $1,000 cash and S35 pei
month. t1945)
So, ,eoo-New. modern bungalow. with basement
containing 3 rooms bath. pantry laundry
~ etc: near Grove St 1; lot z0xlo0. (l932)
szJ00--s room. thoroughly modern. high base
n1f nner -
z7xIO0: street work and sidewalks done
terms can be arranged. tl9fIl
IT, D. IRWIN. Agent.
203s Shattuck av-. Berkeley station
- and
s76z Adeline St., Lorin station Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

This story house. rooms. with basement.
Is 3 real home. The lot is i0ox1i5. In the
yard there IS a wen and tank. barn. etc.;
rrervthing 70 make delightful country home.
A half block from San Pablo av-. In a lively
district. Terms be arranged. The price
IS IS 259
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

THIS CERTAINLY rs DIRT CHEAP 5
story. 10 room house, remarkably well built;
toilets. At is only ] block from Telegraph av.
snd 4 blocks from the university grounds; In a
splendid district It's on corner lot and the
price Is only sc. 500. The terms are In keeping
With the price-S2. 600 down and the balance in
] and Years.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
AUTOMOBILES

LOOK hers-I have more cars, buy more cars
and sell more cars than any other three second
hand dealers on the coast. Wherefore / can
buy right. and IN turn sell right An examina-
tion OF the listed below. all Of which are
in stock. win convince you that II is not only
saving proposition to buy a second hand car.
but to buy It OF me. That's putting II strong
Hadn't heftar
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16


Miss Heads school, and minutes walk to
the station.
A HANDSOME HOME.
tS,250-A very choice residence of large rooms
bed chambers. 4 stationary wash stanis
basement, polished OAK floors. beamed cell
media eounty's best builder and by day IS
"a labor ,s. located Just east q College az and
Berkeley; fine marine view.
N. B.-Purchaser can select tinting and
staining Of woodwork II arrangement is I'm
AN IDEAL BUNGALOW.
S5.50o-Only one-third cash. balance same as
rent, viii secure new and very artistic 5
room bungalow In North Berkeley; spacious
reception hall. large living room, dining
room. kitchen, bed rooms. bath. laundry,
sttie and half basement; house exception
ally well built, and both as to exterior and
interior one Of the most attractive bunga-
lows in North Berkeley beautiful view OF
the bay and hills and only 10 minutes
walk 10 the station.
DODGE YER MEHR COMPANY,
2i21 ADDISON ST,
BERKELEY,
CAL
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

LOTS IN
ALTA VISTA TRACT
$3.50 EACH. $40 DOWN AND IS PER MONTH
FRUITvALE
Do you want home in this beautiful suburb
The climate is mild and baimy 40 minutes to
san Francisco, 10 minutes to Oakland Excel
lent sfreetcar service TO Oakland Alameda and
Berkeley. School facilities unequaled. sI2o 900
nigh school now in course of construction on
new boulevard.
The Alta Vista tract is situated within easy
access TO car lines, trains and schools about 2
blocks from new boulevard. half block from
Central ay. and about 4 blocks from Mills sem
mary The site is high and dry; grand marine
view; the soil Is rich. sandy loan. Palm and
cork elm trees surround this tract. City water
few dollars invested each month win soon
cation Fruitvale is the place and now is the
time to buy.
This property is as represented in every way
city water-good drainage grand marine view
rich loan soil, and the lots are $3.50 each, $40
down and only 50 per month.
FRANK vIELHAUER, Owner. Fruitvaie, Cal.
w. =, RUDELE, Exclusive Agent
Z. lZSU fru1tvale ay. cor. Washington st.
Telephone Merritt 472
Office open every day, fncluding Sundays. Auto
mobiles and carriages
II. A. PLEITNER, Fruitvale Station, CAL
Phone--Merritt 40.
III, l,4o0-Business property; corner iot 125x12S,
opposite local station.
81, ,600--New cottage of rooms and bath; lot
3I:6xl00; blocks from local trains; easy
terms.
81, 700-Piain but good home Of rooms and
lot 1o0x100: fruit trees; well and wind
mill and spring water; 2 blocks from car
line; installments.
81, ,000-New and modern cottage of rooms and
bath; lot 5ox100: in upper Fruitvale, close
to Dimond p. o.; small sum down, bal
ance on easy monthly payments.
81. 1o0-Modern cottage OF rooms; hall, bath,
basement; also barn; lot 26x120; $500 cash
down, balance In payments to suit; In
very handy location.
81, ,S00-New and modern cottage of large
rooms hall, bath. basement mantel and
fixtures; lot 43xl30; half block from Fruit
vale av.; part cash. balance on mortgage
s., ,600-Modern room cottage and bath; hall
basement, mantel. etc; lot 52x110;
blocks from Fruitvale station; about $70(
cash down, balance very easy payments
So, T50-New and modern cottage OF rooms
hall. BATH basement; lot 35x11o; I block
from e. 14th st. carline and right in town
easy payments.
So 350-Extra fine and new cottage Of rooms
and bath; basement; an up to date house
strongly built; lot 37:6x100; vicinity o1
Boulevard and Fruitvale av.
II. A. PLEITNER, Fruitvale Station, Cal.
- - = 51~r----
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
UNFURNIsHED.

here Is q room tat; bedrooms: basement:
furnaces; very sunny large lot: splendid district;
very cheap for $25 per month
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

FOR RENT
Come over to Berkeley today and see. in our
" vindows, a complete list of Houses for Rent
pany OF them with photographs.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
REAL rsTATE-Con.
MAsoN -MepUrFIE coMpANY.

ATTRACTIVE HOMES
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

HOUSE OF ROOMS. east Of shattuck and
nesr Dwight way station; yard Ioxl35; a bargain
al $50 per month.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

MASoN -McDJFFfE COMPANY,
RERKELEY.
ST KEY ROUTE TERMINUS.
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE
2n2 CALIFORNIA ST,
TELEPHONE. TEMPORARY 1oii.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
BERKELEY.

MAseNMcDUFFlE COMPANY.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

FRUITyALE lots---6 beautiful building sites; 1
corner; to minutes from Fruitvale station;
must sell; easy terms.
w. L. COURTRIGHT. 702 Market St, $. r.
CHEAPEST and best in America. The weekly
Call 81 Der xear.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

HERE'S WHAT YOU GET FOR YOUR
NONEF-14 rooms; hardwood floors; large living
room, with southeast and west exposures; draw
ing room: walls and ceiling al wood. very ar
tistic; large pass pantry; bedrooms; large
sleeping deck; unobstructed and extended ma
Flne view; large corner lot in Daley Scenic Park.
This is not al. but isn't it q great deal for
S12, ,eoof
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

PRICE $1,000 CASH 81. 400. balance monthly
payments-That makes 1t easy TO buy this very
attractive home. The psrlor and den are very
srtistic--must be seen 20 be appreciated. The
dining room Is prettily panelec: large bed
roons each having s large dressing room ana
large closets; also slcove bedroom on the
second floor; servants room on the first noor; :
rooms IN all The house is on Benyenue av.. !
block from cars, IN q splepdidly built up dis
irict The price includes all drsperies. carpets,
liuoleum and steel and gas range
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

st KEY ROUTE TERMINUS
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
rnn RExr or LEASE.

rERRIER-FR0CK CO. INC.
lcf Shattuck av Cat Key Route terminusl.
BERKELEY. CAL.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

IN BRRKELEY's BEST DISTRIcT-A new Q
room house end basement; splendid view; $50
per month.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

A LARGE STORE on BERKELEY's BEST
CORNER where all the csrlines OF Berkeley
transfer Especially suitable for a drug store
Tho rental Is reasonable and the owner VIII
give 1 long lease. II you wish TO establish
business in = rapidly growing community, see
Is about this.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16

ONE OF THE VERY FINEST homes IN
BERKELEY-Very completely and richly fur
aisbed; "a rooms; servants rooms; attic:
choice trees and shrubs: rental $500 per month.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-20
KEEP THE FARMERS
 SON ON THE FARM"
Agricultural Workers Discuss
 Important Problems
COTTON GAMBLER DOOMED
Commissioners Watson of South Caro- lima DweIis Upon Necessity of Better Transportation and
 Upon Immigration.

Columbia, November 19.-The ninth an- nual convention of the Southern Associa- tion of Commissioners of Agriculture and Agricultural Workers began it's sessions this afternoon.
 The meeting was called to order by the president, Commissioner E. J. Watson of South Carolina, who introduced Gov ernor Ansel of this state. Governor Ansel in welcoming the delegates dwelt on the importance of agriculture to the south.
 The response was made by Commission CT John Thompson of Tennessee, who laid great stress upon the importance of pri- mary and intermediate agricultural edu- cation, with a view to keeping the farn- CTS son on the farm. He said that if cotton was eliminated from the south to- day her place in the agricultural world would be oblterated He urged the ed- ucation of the youth of the land to the end that the south utilize her superiority of soil and climate in the raising of the south's own provisions and supplies.
 At the conclusion of Commissioner Thompson's address, President Watson read a letter from Congressman Davis of
  gress providing for federal aid for inter- mediate agricultural institutions through out the country. The letter after a brief discussion was referred to the committee on resolutions.
 After the representatives of various committees had spoken, President Wat son delivered his annual address. His re- marks dealt with the absolute necessity for the opening of transatlantic trans portation from the cotton belt to the near est ports of the consumers of southern cotton He denounced in unmeasured terms the methods employed to produce an artificial financial situation having the effect of driving down the price Of cot ton and urged the elimination of the cot ton gambler by means of putting the south's chief staple on direct export lie discussed the subject of immigration 10 the south, maintaining that the changes made in the federal laws had not bet tered conditions from national stand point. but had resulted in a larger influx of undesirables, and declaring that the policy originally outlined in South Caro- lima of selecting the immigrant at his own home for the purpose for which his ser vices are desired was the only policy promising any material relief. He said the south's hope was not in procuring farm laborers from abroad, or anywhere else, but in obtaining share cropping and smaller purchasing farmers from abroaG-
 He indorsed heartily the Appalachian reserve, the proposition ranking almost the same in importance as the inland waterways in connection with southern agriculture.
 The feature of tomorrow's programme will be an address at noon by Assistant Secretary Hays of the United States oe- partment of agriculture.
 Tonight Mir. Gilbert Pearson of the Ma tional Audubon society delivered an illus u ated lecture before the association
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-20
INDIAN CHIEF
 TALKS FOR RIGHTS Moty Tiger Says Indians Should
 Not Sell Lands FIGHT AGAINST AVARICE Meeting of Trans-Mississippi commer-
 U Il . f
Meeting of Trans-M ississippi commer- ciaI Congress fs Marked Fs larye Attendance and Addresses
 By Leading Citizens.

Muskogee, Okla, November 19.--Over 150O delegates were present here today when David R. Francis, former gover- nor of Missouri, called the 18th annual meeting of the Trans Mississippi Com mercial Congress to order. President H, V. Loveland delivered his annual ad- dress dwelling at some length upon fed eral improvement of waterways.
 Moty Tiger, principal chief of the Creek nation, spoke against the removal of re- strictions from the land of the five civ ilized tribes. The chief spoke in his na- tive tongue. He said in part:
 "All citizens of this government have been and are encouraged to buy and hold lands. and we are told that the best cit izenship is made up of the 16O acre home owners. In the light of this teaching and truth why should my people be en- couraged to sell their lands?
 "The polished and educated man with Indian blood in his veins who advocates the removal of restrictions from the lands of my ignorant people, apart from governmental regulations, is only reach- ing for gold to ease his itching palms, and our posterity will remember him only for his avarice and his treachery.
 'I together with many full blood h. dians, am capable of caring for and protecting my property rights, but a decided majority of my people are mere- ly crawling children in the white mans business world The man in our midst who here or elsewhere intends for the removal of restrictions upon the lands of the full-blood Creek Indian knows in his heart that he is indifferent, insen- sible and dead to their best interests. And such contention has no more foun- dation to rest upon than a declaration from one, who, standing in the full monday, points to the sun and asserts that it gives no light. It is fight be- tween greed and conscience with this great government as arblter, and upon the decision rests for generations the fate of these untutored children of na- ture.
 "The matter of the Indians landed rights In this new state is based upon agreements and treaties solemnly made between the government and the In- dians, and any abridgement or alteration of these treaties should, in all justice, be left to the government and the In- dians without any outside interference or influence
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-20
BROTHER STABS
 BROTHER ID DEATH
Ed Nartis Killed By Jim MartiS
 In Mississippi
CAUSE OF MURDER TRIVIAL
The Two Men Get Into Dispute While Riding Along and One is Killed and Left Lying In
 Ditch.

Meridian, Miss, November 19.-6Special) News today reached this city that Ed Martis stabbed to death his brother Jim Martis near Pea Ridge, in Kemper coun- ty, about sunset last evening. An alter cation arose between the two brothers as they were riding along the road to- gether, over a trifing matter, fight en- sued, and one killed the other with q pocket knife. There were no witnesses to the tragedy.
 The latest story received over long dis tance phone is to the effect that Ed and Jim Martis left Land Bros store. near Pea Ridge, late Monday afternoon. They were drinking together and very cordial and friendly in their relations and in good spirits. This was the last heard of them until late Monday night, when Ed Martis returned to his home wearing a bloody shirt which greatly alarmed his wife, because her husband refused to ac- count for it in any way.
 In the meantime, the wife of Jim Mar tis, living near by grew uneasy over the prolonged absence of her husband and went over to her brother-in-law's resi- dence to inquire concerning his brothers absence. There she was told of Eds bloody shirt by his wife and she at once became alarmed and summoned neigh bors to search for her husband.
 A few miles from home they found the dead body of Jim Martis in a ditch, where it had been thrown by the brother who slew him. As soon as Ed Harris learned that q search was instituted for his brother, he telephoned : constable living in the neghborhood to come and take him to jail at DeKalb, claiming that he killed his brother in self-defense. Several stories are current as 10 the cause Of the quarrel between the men. but all agree that it was of d trivial nature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-20
WILL OBSERVE ECLIPSE.
Scientists Are To Go To Flint Island
 To Wait Until January 3.

San Francisco, November 19.-An expe- dition of scientists, headed by Director w. w. Campbell of Lick observatory, will leave here Friday on the liner Mari posa for Flint Island, where they hope to observe the eclipse of the sun January g. The expedition, in which there will be F astronomers and other learned men, will travel the Mariposa as far as Tahiti, where they will be met by the United States gunboat Annapolis. which will carry them to Flint Island.
 The party will be left at Flint Island and the Annapolis will call for alem and land them at Papeete in time to take the Mariposa for home January 13.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-20
Lost In Chjcaoo,

Chicago. November 19-Chicago detec- tives are searching for Dr. Fred J. Peck, an official of the Honduras government. who is said to have disappeared while in Chicago November ,. Dr. Peck was on his way from California to Morgantowp, w. Va, to visit his father. and stopped in Chicago on business. His friends have not heard of him since that time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-20
Kinds Dauqhters Adjourn.

vicksburg, Miss. November 1s.-Wth addresses by Miss Sophie Wright of New Orleans, Miss Libby of New York, and Mrs E. Trask Hill of Boston. the tenth annual conference of the order of King s Daughters adjourned. Bucyrus, O., was selected as the next meeting place and the following officers were chosen: Mrs. Robert J. Reed. Wheeling, w. Va, chair man; Miss Jennie Greenwood, St. Louis, secretary. Advisory board Miss Sophie Wright, New Orleans: Miss Alice Gar rett of Germantown. Pa; Miss Annie M. Braun of Toronto. Canada.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-20
Medical Men In Session.

Memphis, November 19--The twenty fourth annual meeting of the Tri-State Medical association. comprising the states of Arkansas. Tennessee and Mississippi. convened here today. Todays sessions were devoted chiefly to the work of or ganization, and technical papers were read tonight and discussed. The election of officers will be held on Thursday, the last day of the meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-20
Rockefeller Denies Report.

New York, November 19.-John D. Rockefeller is not hoarding govern ment bonds. according to a statement issued today by those who said that they were authorized to speak for him. The statement follows:
 John D. Rockefeller authorized the following
 "I am informed that there has ap- peared in several newspapers recently reports that l possess $100,000,0 900 or United States government bonds which 1 have refused to loan or sell for the purpose of helping the situation or af- fording national circulation by tho banks.
 CT do not own at the present time, nor have 1 owned at any time during the crisis any United States govern ment bonds whatever
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-20
Pressmen Locked Out.

Nashville, November 19.-A Knoxville special to the Banner says that 9 job printing pressmen in that city are locked out owing to the fact that employers re- fuse to grant the eight-hour scale. One week ago the scale of the printers expired and the employers declared for an open shop and the job printers were locked out Employers refuse to meet a committee from either union.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-20
Passenger Trains Collide.

Terre IIaute, Ind, November ls-lwo fast passenger trains on the Vandalia line met head-on at Veveyda Park, H., Ss miles west of this city. early today. En- gineer Joseph McLeenan of the east bound train was instantly killed. En- gneer A. M. Hennell of East St. Louis or the westbound train. and Conductor Kirchner of Indianapolis were slightly in- jured The collision was due to dense fog.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-20
Hearst Loses His Case.

Albany, N. Y.. November 19.--The court of appeals today decided that the bill passed at the last session of the legisla- ture providing for recount of the votes cast at the mayoralty election in New York City in November, 1905, is unconsti- tutional. The contest was instituted on the ground of fraud in the counting of inc votes. The decision was unanimous.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-20
Newspaper Man Dead.

San Antonio, Tex, November 1s.-John B. Wheeler, a well known newspaper man of Texas and of the south, died this morning at his home in this city. Mir. Wheeler was nephew of the late Gen. Joe wheeler and was educated in Paris. He leaves a wife and two young chil- dreu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-20
President Castro III.

Caracas. Venezuela, November 15, via Port of Spain. Trinidad November 19.-- President Castro is again in i'll health at Los Teques. and is confined much of the time in his bed- Senora Castro left Caracas last week to nurse her hus- band.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-20
Better Laws Wanted.

Cincinnati. November 1s.-At a meet ing of the members of the chamber of commerce of this city today resolu-
 ton was adopted asking Congress to provide currency reform which will prove elastic enough to prevent future occurrences of the present financial stringency. The resolution will be sent to a commercial body in the United States and they will be asked to CO., operate in the movement for . better currency situatlaAs V