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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1907-02-09
Special AnDOuRcemeDt!!!'
Black Diamond Development Com
pany's Stock Goes TO Csc

The closing of for sufficient amount which in
the building of the lines and connecting Black Dia
mond wells to the pipe line has justified of the
Company in closing the sale Of Black Diamond at the old
price and stock will be sold hereafter less than ss and
only small amount at this price
Nh. W. M. Budd of Chanute, Kansas had entire
charge of all the gas wells belonging City of Chanute
for the two has been employed supernen
dent 70 Black Diamond Development Cos wells and proper
ties and the securing of Mr. Budd superintendent additional
evidence that the Black Diamonds valuable properties will be
managed with the expert and economy future
it has been in the past
No. well on the Stocking land brought in a few
days ago and proved be another gas well.
Word has just been received from the high
water had down that possible
River and that permit he would
have the dirt flying in buryng the pipe line.
The Prize offered by Fred A. Wescott Manager of the
Black Diamond Dew Co. in his Black Diamond DEVELOPMENT
Company Word Contest, by Mrs Anna Wood 76as
Dearborn St, Chicago, having compiled s,s6s words.
The next two highest in number VIM H. w. Cornell
ius goa So Pawn St. Philadelphia, Pa 44o7 words and
Miss Blanche A D. Hill aeII Wye Ave. Pittsburgh Pa
with 4,I63 words
The number Of lists in and the great number word
contained show the great interest taken in Black
mond Dew. Co. by its stockholders.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1907-02-09

The death is announced In London
OF the Hon. David Murray, London.
and Adelaide. The eldest son Of the
late Provost Murray, Anstruther, Mr..
Murray emigrated to Adelaide In
the early SOS Of last century, and
established q general merchants bust
ness In different parts In New South
Wales. In the year 1870 he was
elected one Of the representatives Of
New South Wales to the Legislative
Chamber.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-26
Ten Votes Given With Each
Dollar'sW0rth ofaJob Printing

Patronize The Daily
Ne,Us and Help Some
Young Lady Secure a
Beautifully
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-16
AmuSementS
VAUDEVILLE at the Phillips.

Manager Murray follows the s2len-
did vaudeville bill which ended at the
New Phillips. with the double per
Torrance of Saturday night. with the
announcement of another strong pro-
gram for this week. In some respects
it is believed better than the one just
ended and it bears various names that
would do for headline attractions. The
complete program is as follows:
Overture-Mr Chas l.. Stone. mu-
sicai director.
Tom Powell-Monologist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlob, in ''Shrewd
Dutchman.
Sampsel and MISUNDERSTANDING and
talking comedians.
Cal Lankert. Illustrated song
Way Down East Among the Shady
Maple Trees
Cummings. Thornton and Co, comedy
sketch entitled. "A Mail order Wife
by Arthur Gillispie and Colin Davis.
Cast.
Rastus. a bellboy-Buttons
Jackson Park, a travelling salesman
Harry Thornton.
Carrie Coyne a chambermaid.
Birdie hester, milliner-Carrie
Cummings
Scene-Sample room, Hotel Simple.
The -Cameragraph-
Professors Dream"
River Panorama
'Artful Husband
Liberal patronage has marked the
week just closed and the public has
been giveE more than the worth of
its money. The outlook for this week
is of the most promising nature.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-16
SALARY OF TRUSTEE
IS NOW DETERMINED
Advisory Board of Franklin
Township Has Taken
Definite Action.
ANDERSON TO GET $3.50.
HE is TO BE CREDITED WITH 225
WORKING DAYS-WILL KEEP
UP ALL DEPARTMENT. OF HIS
WORK
ANDERSON TO GET $3.50.

| Whitewater. Ind, June 15.-For a
number of years mooted question and
one much discussed. is that of the
salary of the township trustee. At a
meeting of the advisory board the
board was requested by Trustee An
derson to fix the number of days for
which he Nigh draw pay. After
some little discussion they decided
that the duties of this office and its ac-
cessory work could be accomplished in
% days, thus making his salary $3.50
per year. They also made an allow
ance of $40 for office rent. fuel and
light
In the light of his many duties and
the great responsibility devolving up
on him. to some this sum seems very
meagre: to others. enough, and to a
few perhaps, too much. Franklin
township has IS square miles of terri
tory. seven schools, and nearly fifty
miles of highways that come under his
direct supervision.
Besides the school work and the
roads there are numerous other affairs
such as the school enumeration, school
duCSS. StlkoOl SuppiIeS,
directors. school premises. fuel. etc.
the poor. the reports and the keeping
up of his books. board meetings and
numerous minor items that take much
time to properly look after. This of
flee has become one of the most exact
ing in the gift of the people and one
requiring the best efforts of high class
men.
MIR. Anderson has expressed himself
as being entirely satisfied with the
boards action, and although a time
limit has been placed upon his work.
he will not neglect single item of
township work and give every phase
his careful attention and necessary
time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-16
STANDARD IS ELEVATED
University of Michigan Has
Taken Action.
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

Ann Arbor, Mich. June 15.-An i'm
portant revision of the entrance re-
auirements to the college of medicine
and surgery of the University of Mich
igan, has been made by the faculty.
and allowed by the Board Of Regents.
Beginning with the fall of 1909. every
student who seeks to enter this depart
ment as candidate for the NJ. D. de-
gree, must show certificate that he
has had two years work to include
special scientific subjects. in the Htera-
ry department of some first class col
lege or university.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-16
INCREASE IN STEERAGE
Immigrant Is Now Facing
This Proposition.
RANGE FROM So TO 50.

New York, June 1.-THE Immigrant
faces an increase in steerage rates
from Europe within six weeks when
the United States law increasing the
head tax from 50 to 81 for every alien
entering the country, goes into effect
While the steamship companies have
always added the head tax to the cost
of transportation, they have avoided
criticism and complaint by materially
improving steerage service and condi-
lions so that today the humble new
conner from other shores travels in no
mean style and comfort, below decks
of the big Atlantic steamships.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-16
MISS MAT HEWS Gradual
HagerstoWn Girl Completes
Course at Alma.

Hagerstown. Ind June 15-Cards
have been received here announcing
the commencement exercises at Alma
College. Alma Mich, where Miss
Ruth Mathews will graduate on the
10Th Miss Mathews has taken the
regular college course with the kinder
garten study in addition She was
selected to deliver her Grafton at the
public commencement and is to appear
in a number of musical parts during
the two days of the public exercises
She will return to her home here
about July LIST.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-16
SOCIETIES HOLD SESSION |
Home and Foreign Missionary
Bodies Unite.

Eaton. o.. June 15.-The Home and
Foreign Missionary societies of the NJ.
ternoon at the church. Addresses were
E. church, held a meeting Thursday af-
delivered by Mrs. E. o. Lockwood. Mrs.
J. M. Meth. Mrs. E. E. Welsh, Mrs
Fred Becker, Mrs. B. f. Homan, Miss
Gladys Miller and Miss Mary Wilson.
Miss Nellie Stephens rendered piano
solo. while Miss Sarah Nelson recited.
and quintet, consisting of Mrs. G. r.
Scheid, Mrs. j. M. Meth. Mrs. c. E. AL
bright, Miss Bessie Swihart and Miss
Marie Alexander, rendered some very
pretty selections.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-16
BED OF FINE FLOWERS
CoIumbine Is in Bloom at Mil
ton Just Now.

Milton. Ind, June 13.-Mrs. w. A.
Bragg has a fine bed of blue and white
aQuilegia or columbine, the seed of
which the late Frank o. Johnson gath
cred in the Rocky mountains. The
flowers are beautiful. large and unlike
any of the class in this vicinity.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-16
A RAT KILLING RECORD
1t Is Claimed by T. F. Roberts.
EIkhOrn Mills.

Elkhorn Mills. Ind. June 15.-T F.
Roberts is the champion rat killer.
One day recently he removed the floor
in his COW stable and killed 225 of the
all of large size and many
other small ones not counted
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-16
VOTERS NUMBER 3O4
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP
Several Residents Who Are
Past Eighty Mark.

Whitewater. Ind June 15.-Trustee
Anderson has completed the tabulation
of voters in the township and furnishes
this data: Number of males over 81,
3o4: the oldest resident. William Eek
els 81; Joseph Woods and Eli Turner
are each 81. George w Thomas and
Gilbert Skinner. so. The five named
are all active and seemingly hale and
hearty.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-16

You need tonic that will put the
sap of life into your system and forti-
fy you from all diseases HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea is recognized as
the greatest strengthened known.
Tea or Tablets, 80 cents. A c. Luz
ken & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-16
HAS EARLY STRAWBERRIES
E. E. Hale Has Picked Them
For More Than a Week.

Elkhorn Mills. InG., June 15.-E. f.
Hale has the earliest strawberries of
the season. He has been picking ripe
berries for more than a week and find
ing ready sale for them at fifteen
cents per quart.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-16
RALLY DAY ON JUNE is
Orange Sunday School Ar
ranges a Program.

Elkhorn Mills. Ind. June 15.-Orange
Sunday school will have rally day ex-
ercises the last Sunday in June at
night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-16
WILL FEED MANY HOGS
Lon Davenport Has Received
Eight Car Loads.

Elkhorn Mills. Ind. June Lion
Davenport has received eight car loads
of hogs from near CASTOR, Ind. about
700 in number. which he will feed this
SINNER
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-16

Has your stomach gone out of bust
ness? If so you can reach the top
notch of physical and mental power
by using HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. A
G.. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-16

Leaving Richmond 11:15 p m via
c.. c. & L lands you in Chicago at
100 a. m Through sleepers and
coaches. You will like it. apr6-u
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-16
If you USE BALL BLUE.

Get Red Gross Ball Blue. the best
Ball Blue. Large 2 OF. package only
5 cents.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
WAREHOUSE
and
FACTORY SITE.

The site is 4O0x266. on which is built a sub
etzntial l-EtOry warehouse containing 40, 900
square feet OF floor space with 1000 square feet
Of u1ezzenine floor. fitted up for offices and light
storage purposes: there also small shop.
watcbman's house and spur track from the
Santa Fe from which IL is possible 10 unload i've
at one time: the improvements for sale
at actual cost. based on before-the-6re prices.
viz. $23,275; the lease on the ground Is at a
low rental and may be extended; Emeryville.
SEE Is AT ONCE.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE.

Only one block from Shattuck ave- where
southwest corner Of Fulton and Claiming, front
ing 10 feet on Claiming and 100 feet on Ful.
ton; business now creeping up Claiming way,
make fne Investment; opposite corner sold
yesterday for SlG0 per foot. Doesn't this look
cheap at $l3.O00s
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
IMPROVED.

CALL.
5000 splendid 4-roon cottage on Chestnut
ST.. near s2d; only $500 cash and $40 per
month.
the College-ave. car line; rooms bath
pantry and other up-to-date eonveniences:
bank terms.
S4S50-Seven-room, two-story house on 6ad st
within q block OF the Shattuck-sve cars:
$500 cash.
$5000-On Grove ST. south Of Russell. a nica
house of rooms. bath. pantry. etc. one
half cash and terms.
S5000-Modern two-story house. Q rooms bath.
reception hail. gas. electricity, etc. min
ute from Lorfn station; lot 40xlS5. stree
work completes: any reasonable terms
UNIMPROyED.
si2oo-A beautiful south frontage lot in the
s45oo-Fairview Park; nns corner: size loox
100. @SNN
S250o-Another Fairview PARK corner. size sox
100; property In Fafrview Park viii an
hanee from So 10 $40 per foot within \
very short time, or when the Key Route
trains begin TO out Clarenaout ave. n
you delay you lose a splendid chance "a
make and save money.
$1250-On Adeline St. size SSx1oo; Streaf wore
included In price; business property FsrS
near station; ons-third cash. $50 and inter-
est per month.
S1200-South frontage on Ashhy ave. street vrork
done; size 3Sx14T.
s2000--A splendid corner. within very shcrt
distance from Ashoy ave. and SAattack :
lot 42x1O0.
$3.50 cash win put you in possession Of 40.
foot lot in the Santa Fe tract. close ~
station and electric cars; street work all
MISREPRESENTATION Co. INC.
42S 10th ST.. Oakland. Cal
1902 Adellne St. Berkeley. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
MAsoN-pUFFIE COMPANY.
KEEP
YOUR
EYES
ON
BERKELEY"
rake When they reach for anything Il comes
Ike Dayy Crocketts coon."-Editorial. San
Francisco Call, March 3.
SHE HAS REACHED OUT FOR PoPULA-
TON, and total Of 1900 building permits last
year was what the long rake brought In.
SHE HAS REACHED OUT FOR FACTORIES.
and thirty OF them have come.
SHE has REACHED OUT FOR MANY
THINGS. and the rake hss always captured
them
AND now SHE is REACHING out with {,
longer rake than ever.
KEEP YOUR EYES on BERKELEY this
next year and you viii see the long rake bring in
more factories, more building permits, more
class buildings, more hotels, car lines, local
railroads, wharTes and everything that makes
for big city.
BE ONE OF THE HUsTLERs. Get hold Of
the rake.
HERE ARE SOME CHANCES for you to
bring in something for yourself
CLAREMONT PROPERTIES
KEY ROUTE FRANCHISE out Claremont ave
granted and work already begun. FRANCHISE
down Russell lst from the hotel SOLD. These
assure accessibility.
JUST PUT on THE MARKET
lot on sunny slope with a good view of
hih and bay; price on original terms. 1880.
DIRECTLY OVERLOOKING THE HOTEL
Superb view Of Golden Gate; original price
and terms. $500
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

BnRkELEY REAL EsrArE--ce..

BERKELEY REAL EsTATE-Cen.
C0RYEIL, HACKLEY q YOUNG
INCORPORATED.
2142 SHATTUCK AVE.
NEXT FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
TEL BERKELEY e2-
ASSOCIATES
{. e JoaNsroN. Fl FRaNk kHHaIpiEy HapiEy
@ Q. DAKIN. ERNEST B. CLARK,
SAN FRANCISCO REPRESENTATIVE.
1913 Broderick St.
seoo-Hill lot. 5ox1io; unobstructed view;
$500 large piece Of accessible hin prop
erty overlooking the bay; 1oox110; easy
ss25-Chespest lot in the McGee Tract; Cali
fornia St. near Allston way; 33x130; easy
terms.
and trees: three minutes from car line
which itself is the best tract for the small
buyer; 60x13o; on a sunny southern slope;
$3.50 cash.
s1.5oo-Cheapest lot in Hotel C1aremont; view
OF hills and bay; easy terms.
s1.soo-Near the new Capitol site: accessible to
Rose,st car line; unequaled view; lot
1.eoo-Absolutely the cheapest lot in Fsirview
south frontage; 5ox161; s1i5o cash: viii
sell for S25oo within the year.
81. .T5o-Best buy in the Wheeler Tract; 5o1ss;
rwo-thirds cash.
s1.soo-Lincoln ST.. near shattuek; sox1so.
s2.ooo-one of the best view lots in the Hotel
s2.25o-Best bargain in the Colby Tract; full
80 feet and not key.
ss.5oo--For one of the choicest residence lots in
Claremont, so well situated that it pos
sesses both view and accessibility.
s4.5oo-on Grove St. 800 feet from the second
is. O'' corner In Al SerNsies' 4'1
s5.ooo--on Adeline. close to the intersection of
40xl20.
s5,2oo.Choice residence site on Vine St, near
Spring; 3Sx100.
se,ooo.For 40 feet on .Alcatraz, 200 feet from
Adehne; will double in value within the
year; adjacent property held at $4,000.
s6, 25o-40 feet on Center ST., east of Grove;
much the cheapest property in the block.
s7,5oo-For one of the finest residence sites in
North Berkeley; 1o0x150.
SO. 800 Southeast Oxford and Vine sts.; 1oo1
140.
S17, ,50o-Southeast Vine and Walnut; absolutely
the best business buy in all Berkeley; re.
member that Vine st. Is the Center st. Of
North Berkeley; S12.50o cash.
TRACT LOTS OK 9S,E5;sT EASY TERMS
NORTHLANDS.
BUENA VISTA
AND
MCGEE TRACT.
GREAT HOUSE BARGAIN.
strueted view; 10 rooms; tasteful finish
hardwood floors, new; half cash.
FOR RENT.
room cottage in the heart Of the
Scenic Park Tract.
OFFICES FOR RENT
In the studion Building, corner shattuck and
Addison Apply TO G. C. Dakin.
INSURANCE.
. We desire TO announce that we represent the
which stood the test of the recent disaster. For
particulars we refer you TO our Mr.. Dakin.
FOR RENT FURNISHED.
MAGNIFICENT HOME
SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED;
IN THE VERY CHOICEST RESIDENCE PoR-
TI0N OF BERKELEY;
VERY LARGE ROOMS;
FURNACE AND ALL MODERN CONyEN-
IENCES
RENT S175 PER MONTH.
CORYELL. HACKLEY & YOUNG,
2142 SHATTUCK AVE,
NEXT FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
PHONE BERKELEY % AND S.
ASSOCIATES
D. WINTER, G. W. CLOUD
G. T. JOHNSTON, FRANK HADLEY,
c. G. DAKlN, ERNEST B. CLARK,
c. S. DOWNES
SAN FRANCISCO REPRESENTATIVE,
G. w. CLOUD.
1913 Broderick st.
II. D. IRWIN Agent
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
ADDISON STREET. NEAR MrLvrA.

Business district. isn't its Well. here's lot
az $50 per foot less than its value today; prop
erty just back Of IL on University ave. selling
at three times much and we can deliver
this 25-foot lot al $40 per foot.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
AcREAGk

CHOICE PIECE FOR SUBDIVISION: one
block from Hopkins and Josephine sts; lies
beautifully and viii cut into nice sunny south
front lots gentle slope; easy for building; will
sell when subdivided for $500 per acre. and
$500 per acre VIII buy il. with only $4,000
cash needed TO swing the deal
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
sHATTucK AVENUE.

At $500 per front foot property anywhere on
Shattuck north OF Claiming way is cheap:
yet here is a lot within one-half block of Ma
sonic Temple and one block from Postoffce at
that price. with a brick building on it thrown
in for nothing: see about IL quick, for it is
like finding money.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
A GREAT BARGAIN.

A 3-story brick block. east side of Dwight
way. only 100 feet east of Shattuck ave-; the
building Is almost new and cannot be dupli-
Gated today for less than $4,000: lot 80 feet
wide. worth $500 per foot; leased at $3.50 per
month till July !. after that 500 per month
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
FRANCHISE on SIXTH STREET SOLD.

Keep your eyes" on this street and you will
see values jump in the near future we have a
corner al 9th and Bancroft, $50 feet on 9Th by
SO feet on Bancroft. on which we can show you
an Immediate profit Of $500. and $3.50 will
swing II.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
$1,000 IMMEDIATE PROFIT

Forty-tOot lot Ashby ave. right in the
heart Of the business district: 100 feet from
Shsttuck ave, 100 feet from transfer point
when line is built down Ashby ave-; price
reduced $500 TO effect quick sale; one-haf cash
viii swing it,
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
A VERY ARTISTIC HOME

of a lot 52x150 feet: this house is
situated in one OF the best Of Berkeley's resi-
dence districts: among its features are a very
large liFing-room paneled wholly in waxed red
wood. with beamed ceiling Of the same: a coy
library. numerous large closets. freplaces etc
etc. the lot itself IS worth $1,000; the house
couldn't be duplicated for $500; for few DAYS
the property may be bought for $500. as the
owner is obliged TO leave town; it's first come.
frst served with this house.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
CENTER STREET. NEAR MILvIA.

First-class business property, $3.50 per foot
less than adjoining property has sold for: IL is
a great bargain at 5000: here is your chance to
RAKE in large profit.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
PITMAN-RUS CO..
STUDIO BUILDING.
2111 ADDISON ST,
BERKELEY CAL.

The Claremont avenue Key Route is no
longer prospect. il is a reality. The poles
Before you realize il the cars viii be running.
and then 1t will be too late TO buy desirable
lots near the Key Route station at the pres.
ent bargain prices
We submit below list OF choice lots. many
Of them are corners, all within 1000 feet Of
the Claremont ave. and College ave. Key
Route station, and all Of which we control
and can deliver now al the prices quoted.
When our contracts expire the prices Will be
higher. Why not get il now and take the
Sc cor Claremont ave and Forest ST., IS 25x
I23; $1,000.
SIS. vernon ave, 5s #. E. Of claremont ave-.
NV. cor. College ave. and Oak Grove ave-.
4654xi06: $500.
wv. cor. College ave. and Miles ave-. 4s. Sax
NV. cor. College ave. and shafter ave. coz
68xs4xl22: $1,000
IS. Miles ave. 900 # W. of College. 2 lots.
SIS. Miles ave, 200 IT W. of College ave-,
50xI34; $500.
IS. Miles, ave. W. of College ave-. 4eris4;
IS, Miles ave. W. of College ave. 5oxlso;
Is: College ave. IS #. n. of Taft ave-.
Sc. cor. College ave. and Harwood ave.,
l00xo0xa2x126; $1,000.
Ne. College and Vernon aves.. 1oox76;e; 5000.
Ms. Vernon ave, E. of College. 50x160; $2350.
Beautiful building site with hne fruit trees and
shrubbery.
SIS Oak Vale ave Cbargain) 5onl11: $3.50.
NV. cor. Woolsey and Claremont aves.. 100x
40: $650O
We also have some of the most desirable
building sites IN the Claremont Park, Hotel
Claremont, Oak Vale and Park Side tracts.
This is destined to be without exception the
finest residence locality on either side of the
Bay Of San Francisco
P1TMAN-RUSS CO.. INC,
pill ADDISON ST.
BERKELEY. CAL.
PHONE pEPRFVFy Q971
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
A GREAT CONDENSATION.

corner lot that looks directly Up a street-a
lot that possesses a superb view OF Berkeley's
beautiful hills and the Golden Gate-these form
a combination that Is very hard 20 find and at
the price il can't be beat; only $500.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

= McLAUGHLIN-DRIGGs CO.. Inc.
WHERE MONEY MAKES MONEY.
Invest in West Berkeley where there has
been more money made in the last year for the
amount invested than in any other part Of
THERE is REASON FOR THIS
WHYf
Because IT has great future.
Because the most conservative, most careful
and most astute business in the West are
West Berkeley every day. Men who have
can see great future in West Berkeley.
Most OF the people haven't realized the pos
sibilities OF our magnificent harbor. The ia
cilities for shipping, the splendid opening tor
anywhere boast ofs better streets. better
sanitary conditions, better fire protection. bet.
ter schools or a brighter future than West
Berkeley. Coupled with all this Is the fact
that within one mile Is one OF the grandest
residence districts in the world, along the far.
famed Berkeley foothills. affording a happy
medium of commerce, industry culture edu-
cation and pleasure.
Real estate men are our best clients. be-
cause they know a good thing when they see It.
We have lived In West Berkeley for years
grown up with 1t. been interested in its well
fare, always championed anything that was
for its benefit.
We are considered authority on values; In
properties Our clients have made from Is 70
800 per cent their investments. This seems
almost Incredible. but II Is true. and all we
ask is for any prospective buyer TO interview
: We have a number OF splendid Investments
on University ave-. San Pablo ave. and the
water front, close to the new municipal wharf
Can at GnT orTss OF T6iSe loS paSsienaEs
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
1O4l UNIVERSITY AVE. BERKELEY.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
A cozY HOME.

This s-room modern house is in the best resi-
dence district Of Berkeley: Etna st. near Par
ker; practically new; nice bedrooms; good at
tic: large lot: west front; bargain at $500.