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Totals

Ieavenworth 30 0 o o %
Wichita ..-..-.....-2 1 o 3 81
The summary: Earned runs-11. Stolen
bases-Milan, Becker. Sacrifice hits
HetIlng, Kelley 2 Struck out-By
Speer 6, by Selby 8. Bases on balls-On
Speer 2, off Selby 2. Two-base hits
Bayless 2. Milan 2. Three-base hits
Retling, Bayless. Holland, Milan. Home
run-Hetling. Wild pitches-By Selby
3. Double piays-Quigley to Turner to
Ouigley.
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Omaha, 5, 4; Sioux City, 3, i.

Sioux City. July eS.--Omaha took
both games of Sundays double header
with Sioux CITY, Good luck and SEN
sational fielding gave the visitors the
first game, while better all round work
won them the second.
Score by innings. r H. E.
Sioux city ............ 0.oOo11S 10 8
Omaha ................2 O'3 o o 0 90 0-5 s 2
Batteries-Smith and Sheehan;
Thompson and Gonding.
Second game-Score by innings: RH E.
Sioux City .......-........1 o o o 0 o. 2
Omaha ....................0 0 o IA 8 o
Batteries-Jarrott and Sheehan;
Hall and Gonding.
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Joplin.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Springfield .0 o o o o 0 0-3
Joplin ..-.-.......-..0 1 o 0 o -
The summary: Earned runs-Joplin
2. Home runs-Welter, Harrington.
Bases on balls-Off Olmstead 4, off Root
4. Struck out-By Root 5, by Olmstead
5. Wild pitch-Root. Hit by pitcher
Persch, Porter. Sacrifice hits-Olm-
stead, Armstrong, Fleming. Umpire
Guthrie Time-1:55
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Springfield Saturday I'm a poor exhibit
five double plays
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Joplin ..............,.-.. ..o-0 oo04sA II 2
Springfield ..........O l 10000 0-S
Batteries-Westcott,, Hiatt and Arm
strong; Barngroyer and Nee.
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American League Standing.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.

At Louisville@First, game: Louis
VILE, 5; Toledo 6. Second game:
Louisville. 4; Toledo, III.
At Minneapolis-Nlinne /;
Milwaukee, 6. e5~
At Columbus-Columbus g.; In
dianapolis, 2
At Kansas Cfty-First game: Kan
sas City, 7: st. Paul. 4. Second game:
Kansas City. 3; ST. Paul, 4.
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Western association STANDING
AMERICAN Lee CUE.
washington. IL; ST. Louis, 6.

ST. Louis, lizJulys Washington
found Glade. 1Bineep and Morgan for
eighteen hits Sunday afternoon and
won .r
Score by innings: R HE:
Louis " i v v " Z u Q ~ .
Washington .....s.. o o o O41043 -12 IS
Batteries-Glade, Dineen, Morgan,
Buelow; Graham. Hughes and Hay
den.
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chicago, 9; Philadelphia, o.

Chicago, July S.-Walsh allowed
Philadelphia but one clean hit Sum
day and the White Sox scored an easy
shut out. The hitting of Isben ana
Robe was strong and well timed.
Score by innings: R.H. E.
Chicago ...............O o D D ~-6 s
Philadelphia 100 100000 8
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HUTCHINSON.

Summary: Earned runs-Topeka, I;
Hutchinson, 4. Home runs-Zink,
Fleharty. Three base hits-Abbott,
Dalrymple. Lawler. Two base hits
Jones, Hurlburt, Andrews Sacrifice
hit-Wood. Stolen base-Olson. Bases
on balls-On Jones 2; off Fleharty L.
Struck out-By Jones IL; by Fleharty
l. Left on baseS-Topeka 5; Hutch
inson 4. Double play-Johnson to
Casey to link Time of game-1:40.
Attendance. 1900. Umpire-Jacobs.
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Robbed of $500 and a Ring.

Kansas City. July 81. D.. Wilson
of Dallas. Tex, reported to the police
at the Union depot last night that he
had been robbed of $500 and a dia-
mond ring a short time before the
Rock Island train, on which he was
riding, arrived at the depot at 5
o'clock. Mr.. Wilson, his wife and
daughter. continued their journey to
Chicago.
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American Association.

Kansas City 4. st. Paul 8.
Milwaukee 6, Minneapolis 5.
Columbus 6. Indianapolis 1.
= Toledo s. Louisville 4.
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WichIta. ia. ?; Leavenworth. O. 4.

Wichita, KAN. July S.-After Wichita
won the first game Sunday by making
twenty-five hits Gilbert held them safe
in the second game. The game went to
Leavenworth because of Gilbert's abil-
inv in DincheS
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| L
| Hutchinson at Topeka.
Leayenworth at Wichita.
Springfield at Joplin.
/ Webb City at Oklahoma City.
Manager Lou Armstrong of Joplin is
now negotiating for Cecil Bankhead
from the Fort Smith team in the o.
! A. K. league. If the deal Is successful
place Bankhead on. second base and
| give Walter Queisser another trial in
the box. Queisser has been practicing
all season and is now thought to have
a good bit of control.
| Pitcher Buchanan. who was loaned to
the Oklahoma City team by the man
agement of the Little Rock team in the
Little Rock and will probably finish the
season in the Southern League. This
leaves Mcfarland with but three reli-
able pitchers, Bemis, Bandy and Nc
Farland. 1t is not yet known whether
Gill will be pitched or will play first
base for the remainder of the season.
Mcfarland is hot after Cheney, who
was at one time with Topeka, who is
now making a great reputation with
Bartlesvi1le in the o. A. x. league.
Arthur Griggs, a Topeka boy, Is now
pitching for the San Antonio team in
good ball and is one of the most reli-
able men on the staff. San Antonio is
leading the league with good margin.
Griggs lost recent game by. wildness
but has been pitching great ball most
of the time. He is also hitting in great
shape.
Daily Oklahoman: In the second game
the spectators were given surprise by
the announcement that First Baseman
Gill of the Nets and Left Fielder Cole
of the Midgets would be the opposing
twirlers. To let the visitors catch a
train the contest was limited to seven
innings. The visitors were defeated by
score of 6 to 1, but not one of the
runs was earned. Gill was given
superb support and pitched a neat
game. With the exception of the sec
ond inning, when he walked three bats
men, hit another and allowed double
and a single, Cole did clever work In
the box. Pitching regularly he would
make good showing.
Probably nobody wore a bigger smile
last night than DR.. Jason Andrews.
Jay felt like a. young kid after win
friends as result of his unexpected
victory.
Arnold joined the team Saturday and
will remain with team for the rest of the
season. He Will pitch today or tomor
row.
Daily Oklahoman: Umpire Eckman
is suffering from eye trouble. He has
engaged the service of DR.. Todd and was
advised to remain in a dark room for d
few days. but nevertheless showed up
at Sportsman's park in time to umpire
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Western League.

Lincoln 5, Pueblo 1.
Sioux City 8. Omaha I.
Des Moines 6. Denver 4.
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Manager. Clark Griffith of the New
York American League team sent MS
secretary to Springfield last week to
sign Manager Mcfarland of Oklahoma
City to pitch for the New Workers. Nc
Farland turned the offer down saying
that for the sake of the Oklahoma City
team which he is managing and for BUS
mess reasons as we'll he would remain
with the Nets.
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National League Standing.
American League

Cieveland4. New York 0.
Washington 8, st. Louis 3 Gil in
nings).
Chicago l., Philadelphia 1. (1s in
nings).
Detroit 6, Boston 8.
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Western League Standing.
KANSAS SUNDAY GAMES.

Kinsley-After having it's game we'll
won in the first inning, Kinsley lost to
1. The game was featureless.
Score by innings: RH.E.
KinsIey -. ..........4 90 1000 1-6 s
Ellinwood -. .......1 o o 0 Is B
Batteries = Lonnberg, L. Lonnberg
Taylor and Montgomery; Clark and
Dresser.
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Joplin. 4. ?: SnrineieId. 3. 8,

Joplin, Mo-, July S.-JopIin took the
first and Springfield the second game of
the double header Sunday afternoon.
WEIGH was bombarded in the second
contest twelve hits being made off him
in the seven innings of play. The score:
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SATURDAYS BALL GAMES.
National League.

National League.
Chicago g. Brooklyn (f1rst game).
Brooklyn s, Chicago 8 (second
game).
New York 6. st. Louis 8.
Boston z. Cincinnati 5.
Pittsburg 7, Philadelphia s.
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santa Fle Defeats Rock Island.

The Santa Fe ticket auditors defeated
the Rock Island team by a score of to
on Washburn field Saturday afternoon
3atteries-Fuller and Kitchner; Duggan
and Stephens. s-r
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Oklahoma City. 5; webb CITY, o.

Oklahoma City. Ok, July Seems
held Webb City to six scattered hits
Sunday and by coed support and hare
hitting by his teammates defeated WEBB
City, to O.. The score:
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Totals
HUTCHINSON.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Topeka .............0 0 8 / o o &c
Hutchinson 800 o o o Ga %
Summary: Earned runs-Topeka 1,
Hutchinson 4. Home run-Pettigrew.
Three base hit-Hurlburt. Two base
hits-Lawler, Noyes. Woods. Sacrifice
hit-Lawler. Double plays-Runkie
to Olson to Abbott; Olson to Ragan
to Abbott. Stolen bases-Ragan 3,
Hurlburt. Hits-Off Wood in in
nings; off Horton in innings. Bases
on balls-On Bunton L, off Wood S,
off Horton 2. Wild pitch-Horton.
Umpire-Jacobs. Attendance-90O.
Oklahoma City 5, Webb City 8.
Oklahoma City, July S.-Bunching hits
in the fourth gave Oklahoma City Sat
urday's game
Score by innings: RHE
Oklahoma City Ibid 0 0 o IS IL 2
webb City ..,........1 0 O o o01013 2
Enthusiastically and Henry; Burns
and Cheek.
Joplin 4, Springfield 8.
Joplin, July s.-Jopifn defeated
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Totals
SCORE BY INNINGS

Oklahoma City 20 -
Webb City .........o o 0 0 O. o 0 90
The summary: Three-base hits
Rapps. Bemis. Two-base hits-Wright
Wiser. Left on INSTALLATIONS City
9, Webb City Z. Bases on baIIs-Off
Bemis 2. off Milton 1. Struck out-By
Bemis 5, by Milton 2. Passed ball
Cheek. Time-1:45. Umpire-Eckman.
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Red Davis VINO IS under suspension ny
the local management is in Horton for a
few days where he is playing, independ-
ent baseball.
Bonnie Henderson who used to pitch
in this league with the old Guthrie team
and who isenow playing with Stockton,
California, team in the California league
has been purchased from Portland, Ore
gon. to whom he belongs The Boston
National league team purchased him.
Henderson is good pitcher ana mas a
bright future before him.
The longest game ever played in
the o. A. K. league was played yester-
day afternoon between Independence
and CoffeyvilIe on the latter's grounds.
The game went eighteen innings, In
dependence winning out by score of
/, to 0. This game will particularly
interest the local fans as Moore and
Kelsey composed the battery for the
Coffeyville team.
Oklahoma Post: The Springfield
team is weak. "Red" Welter is it's
captain. Tom Reed, it's fast first base
on account of the death of q relative.
Cuthbert the hard hitting infielder is
sick. Bill Partridge has been released.
Pitcher Luke has been also set adrift.
The ~Midgets have but IL men on their
present trip.
Yesterdays game was bitter pill
for the fans to swallow and it was all
the harder for the fans because Jones
was in the box. Jones pitched one of
the prettiest games ever seen in To-
peka He is about the most popular
twirler who ever wore a White Sox
uniform.
The acquisition of Dalrymple is
about the most popular move which
the local management has made for
some time. Dial is one of the best
players in the association and ought
to be of a great deal of help in push
ing towards the top. Dial is a great
fielder, a good hitter and can run
bases like deer.
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Atchison-The Kansas City Union club
defeated AtchisoL in an excellent game.
Score by innings: R.H E.
Unions ....s .........1 90 0 3 81 8
Atchison -. o 0 o 0-6
Observation-Disclosures Tyler and
Wilson; Anderson and Doyle.
.Seneca-The, home team defeated the
Kansas City Silents here by a score of
8 to 4. Batteries-Blank and Gabriel;
Grindle and Carmen.
Mineral-The Scammon Maroons de-
feated the Mineral Grays here by a
score of 8 to 2.
Score by innings: RH.E.
scammon ... :. 80. YSSSSSSS-s II
Batteries-Reid and Meakham; Lind
ley and Reid.
Lawrence-In a long drawn out con-
test the Brinkleys. of Kansas City, de-
feated the Lawrence league team 10 to
6. The batting of Kline and Drummy
for the visitors was feature.
Score by innings: RH.E.
Brinkleys 80 o 2 1 2-10 IL 6
Lawrence -. 800 0 0 0 3 o. 6 6
enthusiastically, Wells and Glenn
ents; Parnall and Headon.
Madison-Madison defeated the En-
poria Browns, / to 0. The feature of
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The summary: Earned runs-Spring-
field 5, Joplin L. Two-base hit-Persch.
Three-b base hits-Smith, Welter. Price,
Mays. Home run-Welch. Bases on
balls-On Kaufman L, off WEIGH 4.
Struck out-By Kaufman 8, by WEIGH 5.
Double play-Fillman to Rohn. Hit by
pitcher-Fillman. Stolen baSes-Mur-
ray, Cole Smith, Fillman. Sacrifice hit
Cole Umpire-Guthrie.
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Doctor James Albert Berry.
observation-disclosures OF the nose. throat
and intestines. 725 Kansas ava
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the second game of the double header.
Henry and Luke, players, umpired the
first game.
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Arnold Joined the team Saturday an
will remain with team for the rest of tn
season. He Will pitch today or tomor
row.
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the game was Harden's pitching, as he
struck out IL men, and Dewar's home
run IN the ninth inning. which won the
game Batteries-Harden and Martin;
Carter and Harrison
Chanute-Humboldt defeated the Cha
mute Eagles for the first time in series
of four games.
Score by innings: RHE
E F5un1oidt -. ..--.-9o o99oodddd99-S z :
Batteries-Lehman and Wood: Rich
and Weber.
Grantville-The Granville team de-
feated Hewitt's Foundry team in
poorly played game by a score of to
z Errors by the visitors figured largely
IN the scoring by the locals.
Batteries-Jenkins and Slime; Butler
and Young.
Coffeyville-All this years records in
the o. A. K. league were broken by the
contest here when in an IS inning game
Independence beat Coffeyville 1 to o.
Brandon and Mason pitched for INDIE
pendenee, while Moore and Kelsey did
the work for the home team. indie
pendence got IL hits and made four err
rors, while Coffeyville got nine hits and
made six errors.
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The Santa Fe will run an excursion to
Topeka next Sunday from Wichita for
the benefit of the fans who wish to see
the Wichita team play Topeka on that
date
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Meet me at the Chautauqua-
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Probably nobody wore bigger smile
last night than DIR. Jason Andrews
Jay felt like a. young kid after win
ming that game and was treating all his
friends as a result of his unexpected
victory.
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Daily Oklahoman: Umpire Eckman
is suffering from eye trouble. He has
engaged the service of DR.. Todd and was
advised to remain in a dark room for q
few days. but nevertheless showed up
at Sportsman's park in time to umpire
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INSTRUMENTATION defeated the EN-
poria Browns, to 0. The feature of
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Red Davis who is under suspension 3
the local mana cement is in Horton for
few days where he is playing indepent
ent baseball.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION GOSSIP.

WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW
Hutchinson at Topeka.
Leavenworth at Wichita.
Springfield at Joplin.
Webb City at Oklahoma City.
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Chanute-Humboldt defeated the Cha
mute Eagles for the first time in a series
of four games
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JOPLIN.
SCORE BY INNINGS

Springfield ........,......4 %
Joplin ...-..............-..O 0 o.
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Oklahoma city S, webb city 8.

Joplin 4, Springfield 8.
Joplin, July s.-Jopitn defeated
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-29


e6u Fraucisco's only residence park.
Absolute protection afforded.
No ehles. laundries fats, stores OF
business structures permfrted-
Sun and light guaranteed by building
restrictions.
Sewers side sewers 10 lot lines; gas
enf water mains: electric and tele-
phone all IN bituminized streets;
granits curbs artificial stone SIDE
walks: grass plats, trees and 1oWers
10 front OF every lot
Everv inducement 70 homebuilders-
Electric lights burn al night and every
night IN Preside Terrace.
Special watchman.
Lots 30 feet frontage, $4,000.
Terms 10 suit.
Ninlmum cost Of houses. $1,000.
Send FOR new
DESCRIPTIVE
FOLDER.
Particulars Of
BALDWIN g. HOWELL,
1892 FILLMORE ST.
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NoTICE no CFMENT DFALFRs.

Office Of the Board OF State Harbor Commis-
si0ners. Union Depot and Ferry House, San
Francisco Cal, January %, 1907
Sealed proposals or bids wiz be received at
on Thursday. February Z. 1907. for furnishing
the cement required in the construction OF Pier
No. 2I Uombard-street wharf,, the water
front OF the city and county OF San Francisco. In
accordance with the specifications prepared there
for By the Chief Engineer Of the Board. and
file in this Office. to which special reference IL
hereby made About 1900 tons net (of 1000
pounds eaeh) Of cement, more or less, win be re-
quired.
No bid viii be received unless it is made on
a blank form furnished from this Office and 10
accompanied By a certified check for Ave (5l per
cent Of the amount OF the bid, payable to the
order OF the Secretary Of the Board. a guar
antee on the part OF the successful bidder that
he will, within six t8l days after the acceptance
OF the bid, enter into written contract 70 de-
liver said cement. according to the specifications
prepared therefor, and viii also execute and nle
with this Board a bond In such sum as the
Board nav deem adequate with surety COM
pany, to be approved By the Board OF state
Harbor Commissioners. and conditioned for the
faithful performance OF such contract. nor VIII
said bid be considered BY this Board unless deliT-
cred to the Secretary OF to the Assistant Secre-
tary at the office OF the Secretary, al Or prior
to 2.15 o'clock on Thursday. February Z, 1907,
at which time and place the bids VIII be opened
The Board reserves the right 70 reject any
Bidders are invited to be present at the open
80 CHARLES Fl. SPEAR,
j. d. MACKENZIE,
HENRY J. CROKER.
Board OF State Harbor Commissioners.
LOTT ID. NORTON. Chief Engineer.
JOHN NJ. FO4. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-29
LEGAL NOTICES

ADMINISTRATORS sale OF a good bakery
business at Marysville. Cal, the property Of
the late f. J. Ginger viii be sold at public
suction on Monday, Feb 4. 1907. at the prem
ises corner 4th aud ID sts-, Marysville, Cal.
/ P ARNOLD administrator OF the estate OF
F. j. Ginger
NOTICE-Au parties having bills against n.
DIANOS & CO.'S Grecian Coffee House and
Pool Room 455 Sd ST., will present same By
jan % 1907 as said firm have conveyed al
their interests TO DkAhOS. who assumes
no responsibility after said date
(Signedl. n DIAMOS & Co
All, people having bills against the 0ro Fin1
Wine Co. at 40 Hayes ST., present same 3
be honored before February 3.
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nIscELLANEous-For sal.

AAA-CASH registers. NATIONAL cash
register is valuable asset IN your business.
We make over 521 styles and sizes and sell
on easy payments. We have the largest stock
Of other makes In the city at hah price. Don't
pay two prices. Come and see US. The Ma
tional Cash Register Co.. 1888 Golden Gate ave.
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AUsTIN's LIST.

s45. 900.
large corner Washington ST.; district
manufacturing and wholesale; great increase in
value assured; improvements yielding rental
which nets better than per cent year on
amount required to buy. One of the best and
safest investments the market Looks good
for 100000 in two or three years. Bank would
loan $50 600 on this property. (lO5l)
$30,750
Here is a piece OF property on Webster
ST. 1877 feet north of 14th St. with a 2-story
double house renting for 500 per month. This
Is fast becoming business property and should be
bought at once. my contract is short and
the price will be higher when the contract ex-
pires. kolZZ)
here is q fine site for stores and fats
Goog sized lot 50x125 practically west line Of
san Pablo ave. Nothing like this TO be had at
anything near the price in the same neighbor-
hood. We have only few days on this at. the
price Q935y
PARDEE PARK. BERKELEY.
Lots $500 and S5OO-S100 cash. SO per month :;
no interest: new car line and school; fine loca-
ton Full particulars Of the RUSSELL REAL
TY CO, "a Telegraph ave, Oakland. Phone
Oakland 1861.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

& ozY COTTAGE IN NORTH OAKLAND. /
close to San Pablo ave: lot 25x125
feet; sunny side; rents $500 year;
clean bargain; price. .------ S24OO 1
R ECENTLY COMPLETED s-sToRY 0
building. on 22d ST, near San Pablo 0
ave; six hve-rOom fats, $500 year
ly; modern; price. $4,000 Q
NCLosED BETWEEN SOUTHERN PA :
cihe local and Santa Fe transconti-
mental terminal; frontage on Santa
Fe ave, l2Ox1O6:7 feet, near San
faDioi price, --.-..--... ...--.- .S4VVO
inside SNAP IN A LOT BETWEEN Q
Market and San Pablo ave. and oath
] and 26th SITS; for q thirty-day turn
/ or thirty year business investment;
price .---.----...-.---... -..-SlloO Y
S OLD eo-DAY-TURN INVESTMENT IN B
fats in West St; rented for $3.50 B
yearly; lot 35x100 feet; worth $500; B
lout Tor today, price. .S45OO
oUTHEAST CORNER. on 18TH ST: R
elevated lot; near Key Route; mod r
cottages, rooms each; connect r
ed rooms; lot 6Oxl00; rent easily for Z
80; price .SISOO X
8 WE HAVE COTTAGES, 3 ROOMS Q
each. East Oakland close TO local Q
train lot 81 #. front; income $40 Q
yearly; can be increased TO $500; a Q
sincere snap; price. e.........-.. $4,000 Q
II ERE is A DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT A
= for the buyer who wants to make s
turn; lot 1o0xeo; 10 new fats;
81 rent ! quickly for $4s00 yearly. A
price ---------r-Ss .-..--...S 600
Q NINTH ST. A NORTHWEST COR L
ner lot, lO0xl50 feet: no better lOea- I
tion for apartment house: a good L
contractors investment buy; price 1
.'.--.... ,.-----.-.---.--..- $4,000
UsH YOUR JUDGMENT TO THE PUR- "
chase point and get improved "
downtown Investment
600 under lease, with a 500. 600 "
turn In a years time; price $500, 600 "
S WELL CORNER ON BROADWAY IN A
S the hub OF the business center: lot
lO0xlO0; pays II per cent net; A
prlce --.-.-.--.-..--.--.-$ 600
W EST SIDE GROVE: LOT 2o7x1so, Y
W suitable for church or apartment Y
W house; big return this and quick
W turn probable; price. 800, 600 Y
INVESTORS FOR HOMES OR SPECU- c
l latiOn often wish properties located {
l IN preferred districts; finding what {
they want is our speciality.
L ET THE INTENDING BUYER TELL US
what he wants, where he wants it A
and his price maximum; we VIII act A
L as his purchasing agent. A
L ISTING PROPERTY WITH Us MEANS K
u sale; we don't complicate our X
L sales list with overpriced or unrea- X
L sonably located properties. K
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