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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-20
FAMOUS ACTOR DEAD.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. Oct. 19.-Gus Rog-
ers. of the stage team of Rogers
brothers. died here late today Of APP
pendicitis. He was taken sick at
Utica, New York. three weeks ago.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-20

night speeches. 1t is expected most
of Taft's dates in West Virginia will
be cancelled. DIR. Richardson. the
throat specialist who is travelling
with the candidate. is of the opinion
that Taft's voice was affected chiefly
by outdoor speaking.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-20
JAPANESE
ENTERTAIN
OUR SAILORS
(By Associated Press. J

q Associated
TOXIC, 2OThe reception accorded the American Allan
Japan conceded by the
heartiest and most perfectly
receptions received by the fleet since it
sailed Hampton Roads.
American Japanese fleets fraternitz
Toxic Yokohama wish of
of the blue jackets finds
English speaking guire among the Japanese sailors.
morning Admiral Sperry will be received
Wednesday morning when the admas
will of the emperor at the pal
Sperry from President Roosevelt
the American fleet granted
liberty daily
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-20
FOOTBALL GATE
A ADISAPPOINTMENT
(By Associated Press)

STANFORD UNIVERSITY .(calD,
Oct. 19.-Incomplete estimates of the
receipts of the Stanford-California
freshmen game last Saturday place
the figure at $4,000, nearly 5000 be-
low last years receipts. The pro-
ceeds will be divided between the
two universities. The varsity rugby
team leaves Friday for Reno. Nevada
to meet the Nevada University team
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-20

= NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.-Lead. .
. dull. 4.25 a 4.SO; copper quiet. y
= 1875 q 1s.s21t: silver. 50. =
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ed" and For Sale" cards on sale at
mis- ofsce.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-20

Certificates of location for sale 81
the Ronanza ONCE.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-20

Certificates or location at THE
ONCE.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-20

ThAs DaDeE - M1-
feRemf fKaA O9ol
neW8w@peEBy an@
thank the Go41 -
Verse and Praae GA11
Il - dfMGEeA4
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

FOR ssle-2s acres Of land. beautiful IA roomed
house, very fine springs of water, insuring
pure and bountiful water supply; all neces-
sary outbuildings: fine orchard. ornamental
trees and shrubbery; elevated; only 80 min
utes from San Francisco; close TO depot, and
can be purchased for the reasonable OF
$4,000. X cash, balance on first mortgage In
alone is worth practically the price asked.
Pictures sod full particulars at this office
but don't delay, because you don't get a
chance 70 pick up snap like this every day
A word to the wise is sufficient.
2N acres: cute little bungalow Of rooms
furnished small chicken houses: chickens
incubators- horse and buggy; everything on
leave, therefore will sacrifice for the small
of $500, part cash. You get chance
like this once in lifetime. Get busy.
81 feet of choice business property on Main
street Of Redwood: has some old buildings
bringing in $40 per month fine investment; !;
will furnish party to take long lease If owner
viii put up a building TO suit. This property
is in line for big advance. Nows your
Iis acres: 10 minutes from depot; fne
oaks: owner wants money! therefore $1,000
Will take II. on your own terms. You will
never duplicate this again.
I6 acres. beautifully situated. commanding
grand view Of surrounding country; unex-
ceiled place for gentlemaD's country
home: $I2, 900. u casb.
This is only few Of the good things we
can offer you. Send stamp for our illustrated
book and map of Redwood City. Nice fur
in Fair Oaks and Belmont.
REDWOOD CITY REALTY CO.. INC,
20S Main st. and opp. s. p. Depot.
Redwood City Cal
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ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY
MclvoR TRAVIS

clairyoysnt. Pslmist. Dead Trance Medium.
1911 Sutter St.-1911 Sutter st.
Between Fillmore and Webster.
Mr.. Ivor Travis fsvors San Francisco with
visit. He is the same mysterious man
that he was 10 years ago. Years seemingly
ways been associated with the name OF
TRAVIS. In that sleep of death this great
enigma sees the way and tells Ii all; just
what your life has been, just what 1t will be;
will marry; tells as to all business affairs
unites the separated. hastsns marriages. de-
velops personal magnetism, teaching every
phase of occult power. Cut this ad out and
bring it with you and receive the most mar.
velous reading that ever came from human
lips. Low fee, 60c. Hours, from 10 a. N.
TO p. NJ.
McIvOR TRAVIS,
1911 sutter st-1911 Suttsr st.
Between Fillmore and Webster.
AT LAST THE FUTURE CAN BE TOLD.
b0c-NAGANZI, THE MYSTIC-50c.
Clairvoyant, Palmiat. Dead Trance Medium
Truth is stranger than fiction, 1t is said; Ma
ganzis powers increasing day by day;
while in that sleep of death this Great Enigma
sees the way and tells 1t ALL Just what your
name tells when and whom you will marry
tells to all business affairs, unites the sepa-
rated hastens marriages. develops personal
magnetism, teaching every phase of occult
power Out this ad out and bring 1t with you
and receive the most marvellous reading that
ever came from human lips Low fee, soc.
Hours, from 10 a. m. to p. m.
1911 Sutter st.-1911
Between Fillmore and Webster
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
BUSINESS CHANCES
BAIRD & KEMPsTER-
THE LEADING BUSINESS BROKERS.
951 FILLMORE ST. Mr.. McALLISTER-
pH0NF PAGE e70f

SEE US FOR REAL BARGAINS.
S450-Deliestessen. grocery. branch pakery
rooms saerince BAIRD & KEMPSTER, sol
Fillmore ST
s., 5oo-Grocery: elegant. big high class prop
osition; daily receipts $50; this is worth see
s2T5-Lunch counter in the Mission; great
opportunity Tor man and wife or young men.
ss5o-Pool aud billiard parior; hne chance TO
get into good business. owner going to Raw
hide BAIRD KEMPSTER. PSI Fillmore ST.
sso0-S300- Saiovn--s3oo $500
Greatest saloon bargain In the city; see this
today; il goes quickly; make an orer- BAIRD
& KEMPSTER. e51 Fillmore St
se5o-saloon; choice corner uptown; good.
steady trade; a great bargain st this price
BAIRD & KEMPSTER. so1 Fillmore ST.
IN the Western addition; doing $50 dsily busi-
ness; elegantly equipped: one Of our best buys.
BAIRD ( KEMPsTER. e51 Fillmore st.
tion that cannot be duplicated anywhere In
town; owner positively expended $3.50 fitting
this place up and is called suddenly east on
BAIRD { KEMPSTER s51 Fillmore ST.
$500-we have a very fine business opening
for live hustler none other need sp2yl; nair
ness which will clear 10 each $3.50 TO S1Io per
mouth; If you live and up TO date. sober
and reliable see BAIRD & kEMPsIER- soi
s45o-A swell fruit store IN Fillmore St, do
ing splendid business: hns opening cheap
Fillmore st.
SIS SIS DOLLARS ssS$
Lots Of them to be saved by seeing as before
you buy a business. We have the largest
list of places and the best bargains OF any nrm
in San Francisco. and call at our ONCE Will
convince you that If you want 10 buy a restau-
rant meat market, small or big grocery, branch
bakery, stationery store, delfca tessen. MOTEL
rooming house fat, livery stable, coal yard,
candy store, cigar store. saloon or any other
fine Of business we can supply your wants;
over 800 business propositions on our books
BAIRD & KEMPSTER,
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
SANTA CLARA VALLEY
SUNNYVALE LAND COMPANY


t3. 70o-For g acres, q Of mile from Sunny
vale station. all in full bearing prunes
spricOts ana peaches: cheap house; barn
and well; the soil is sediment and well
suited TO these fruits. Being close TO
Sunnyvale with its canneries. II Is good
investment agrfculturslly and a hne site
for a home for q city msn- Good eleYa-
tion and the best of roads.
fs,s5O-For 12-l4 acres in the foothills; mail
delivered ar the door; good house Of Z
rooms and hath: wei. soft water. Wind
mill and tank Enclosed; good barn and
chicken houses, acres IN bearing apricots,
school. This is the finest section Of the
Santa Clara valley for home. The ele-
vation IS about 400 feet and gives hne
view. II is handy 10 the electric and
steam cariine at Los Altos.
s. ooo-lo acres PASTORS av, full bearing: 4
acres prunes; 3 acres cots; acres Muir
peaches 200 acres Royal Annes mill.
tank sDd tsnkhouse; house OF Z rooms;
fruitbouses- This is a good buy
Sunnyvale is situated IS miles down the
population 2500: il has II large factories
with large weekly pay rolls; 81 Is IN the
center OF the most prolific agricultural section
of the valley. and in Its cauneries has ready
msrket for its produce we have just con
tracted for another factory. which VIII bring
make your home there lots 50xi40 are $lOo
TO $1,000 for residence purposes. Three years
ago Sunnyvale had = population Of 100 people;
SiOVOOo0 In Improvements during 1907.
SJNNGYALE LAND COMPANY,
". a CROSSMAN. Manager,
g Montgomery 81.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
SAN mATEo REAL ESTATE

AUTOS COMING AND
GOING, P e o P l. E
W A L 4 I n @ ABOUT
THE BEAUTIFUL H0-
TEL GROUNDS, AND
EVERYTHING IN
FULL BLAST.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
HOTELS ron SALE

HOIEsLS FUR SALE
JOHN NJ GATES & CO.
1864 o'Farren Street
~ room hotel: lease for ST. wears. -.
net, <io5 per month: cold running vvafe- :. ~
rooms. Clearing over S400 a mourh, r.s..' ~ ~
n'n, ~ .eiy equipped. in connecsson: disa sree
fsred III, ~ parensfs; must be sold. and h Or
~ sns MIsslon; ngure the value or the Iess.
- rooms on Mission street: hot ana 20 ~.
s3,soos will make terms. "''neo' price
JOHN N. GATES & CO..
1854 oEarrsn Street
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

HOTELS AND R0OMING HOUSES
ONE OF THE BEST
JUST block from Powell aud Market now
pulidlng, nearly 100 rooms plenty OF sris,s
and rooms with baths thoroughly equipneS
and up 10 date in every detail: will he res,i~
soon; as rooming house proposition IL IL
uneqnalied: store ON the ground floor can ~
had II desired, and form excellent hotel.
GEARY STREET
Nice little house OF "a rooms. baths etc hot
and cold water every room: asking ~ ner
room, but win consider your Offer R0'
FOURTH STREET CORNER
over 100 rooms; no better location orere. -
roomlng purposes. been occuDled for 49,, -
purpose Tor 20 years and alwavs naid ra11s
elevator. steam heat, running water. rent "a
per room. 1ehe 30
HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS
Golden Gate av- house, AZ rooms. vel1 af.-..
Tor this purpose; very convenienf f'sc.1s,u f,as -
close 10 Jefferson square. handy - -t,, .sons
stores anu markets. we'll as resfar-.-e
good tenant can get big inuucemenfs % ass
house, get particulars. on tnis
Further particulars OF the shov. -
propositions can De had at office S'
BALDWIN 4 HOWELL
5le-5zt kearny 81.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

McIvOR TRAVIS,
1911 Sutter St-1911 Sutter st.
Between Fillmore and Webster.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1854 Eilnese Ct
1ear Post.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
A WOMAN OF STRANGE POWER.
NINE ANNA NJ. vOGEL,
ASTRAL DEAD TRANCE CLAIRV0YANT
AND PSYCHIC PALMIST.

This Gifted Woman penetrates the mysteries
of the SOUL delves into the past and inquiries
into the future
Her powers are wonderful. indisputable. Her
advice clear. concise and to the point.
She will point out the way that will lead
you to success In business speculation, in
vestments, love. courtship. matrimony. divorce,
anything you may be in trouble about
Special Low Fee This Week.
Hours 10 to g. 1924 O'Farrel SC.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08

BALDWIN & HOWELL.
31s-324 Kearny st.
FRANK s. GRUMdoN,
San Mateo, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
pALo ALTO REAL ESTATE


Sc. l75-Nine room house, extra well built: north
west corner; fine location in this pretty col
lege town.
SS50-Bungalow Of 3 rooms well built. gas
electric lights, trailing vines, and honey
suckles. Or 1896.
] can sell your ranch or town property.
Send for latest issue Of my Country Catalog
GEO. w. AUSTIN, lois Broadway, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
INFORMATION wANTEp

INFORMATION wanted as to the whereabouts
Of Miss Helen Liable, who formerly lived Ia
= San Francisco Any information as to her ad-
II dress will be thankfully received by FRANK
POWERS, SO Market st.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1861 Fillmore st.
near Post
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-Continues

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE--Contfnued
NAPA-The heslthiest valley. in the state; ranch
properties safe Investments; ] can
quote orchards. vineyards, general farms,
chicken ranches, mountain homes
$50 an scre-Unimproved land. suitable Tor
vines, fruit or poultry, with some creek
bottom land: 10 acres and upwards; ad-
60. Joining Ing school; easy ter terms, .,,.v ,.na on
main county road and electric car line;
only miles from Napa; 9l1, 1s, 2sh
$40 o00-Fine country home; 1900 acres; good
hunting and fshng house Of II rooms
bsrrs: cement reservoir near half million
gallons; income from vineyard; some fruit
and olives; close 10 railroad and electric
sls, s,ooo-Rsnch. $40 acres; 30 scrcs bearing vine
yard. berries; 10 fruit. % olives, 80
house of 9 rooms. cottage. barns, wine
cellar with coopersge, implements. wag-
ons; u cash.
grain and pasture or part suitable
for alfalfa new house and oltbuiidings:
horses, COW. implements, etc. good In
Sc. soo~Rsneh. so acres; II bearing orchard.
sineyard Il hay balance psstTTssi psasi rood sod
J. GRAVES Brown and Sd, NAPA-
FREE steTeoptfcon lecture By Hal woods rep
resenting Glenn and Colnsa counties, under the
Great Central canal. daily at 2:s0 p. N,
California State Board Of Trade. Ferry bldg.
OUR new spring catalogue of country property;
farms. fruit and poultry ranches stock ranch
es. alfalfa and timber lands. Gail send for
list RoTHERMEL CO.. 247 Russ bidesF.
81 acres second bottom: is navel trees; family
orchard; story house: harm; main road;
miles from MsrysyilIe: $4,000. G. s. UPHAA.
222 d ST, Msrysville
FOR ssIe-5h acres. fruit and chicken ranch;
10 minutes walk from Hsywsrds; buildings
ell Address owner PETER f. PETER
son. Hsywards. Cal.
CASH paid for farms or suburban acreage.
P; 3; JORDAN Co. e3s MARKET st.
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE
CENTRAL ADDITION TO SAN MATEo.
Fine roomy so foot lots: so minutes from
San Francisco. via Bay Shore Cutoff. or cleo
tric carline; $4,000 grammar school on prop
erty;' minutes walk from Burllngame sta
ton; Is minutes walk from San Mateo;
streets macadsmized. sewer aud water pipes
IN; gas and electricity; cement sidewalks; lots
from $3.50 upward; one NTH cash, balance
monthly; send for maps and price list.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
3lS-324 Kearpy st.
FRANK S. GRUbMoN,
San Mateo. Cal.
BEAUTIFUL BURLINGAME.
This ideal spot with artistic homes and de-
ligttful climate, is Just as convenient TO your
business place in the city would be; only
so minutes TO make the trip; away from the
wind and fog; sewer and water mains laid;
front; some over 200 feet deep: $500 and up:
very easy terms. offce at Burlingsme open
all the time Or zo.c
63s Market st. at Montgomery.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE, 1851 Fillmore st.
near Iost:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-12
A Currency Bill Error.

From New York's financial quarter
comes report that the national bankers
of that city have found some flaws in
the Aldrieh-Vreeland currency act,
which thus far are preventing the or
ganization of a Currency Association
in the metropolis.
First, it is developed, when the law
yers set about preparing articles and
by laws under the law, that after the
association is once formed there is no
way for a bank to get out. 1t may
retire all its emergency circulation, and
take any other apparently and equita-
bic steps necessary; but the law simply
omits to provide an opening through
which it can get out; wherefore it
must stay in, willy nilly.
Beyond this, it is alleged, the law is
especially offensive to the bankers of
the metropolis, as it would naturally
be to those of any other large center,
because it does not give the currency
association an effective control of its
own membership and organization. If,
for example, an association be formed
in New York city, comprising the great
banks of that town; and if afterward
some little country bank adjacent TO
the metropolis should vent admittance
to the association ard its benefits
then, it is held by the lawyers, the
Secretary of the Treasury has full
authority to direct and require that the
applicant rural bank be admitted 70
membership and all its advantages.
In the association, every banks vote
Is IS good as every other banks; each
institution, without regard to size, has
a vote. The big bankers calculate,
therefore, that it might easily be pos
sible first TO force their organization TO
admit enough small banks TO outnum-
Der the big ones; second, it might be
conceivable that these little outside
banks would take charge and proceed to
run the whole association to suit them
selves and entirely without regard to
the big interests primarily concerned;
and, third, these big banks, beng I'M
able TO get out, would have to remain
ant submit 20 whatever regulations
might be imposed.
Secretary Cortelyou is so far i'm
pressed with the gravity of the situa-
ton that he has promised to ask Con-
gress without delay to remedy these
defects Certainly they should be
The new emergency currency
act may never need TO be appealed TO,
but if it is needed it should be available
without uncertainty, embarrassment,
or danger.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-12

There is determined revolt within the
Republican party, in and out of Con-
gress, against continuance of present
conditions in the House, and they viii
not be permitted long to exist. The
Democratic pledge that no more Reed
Cannon rules shall be adopted under
Democratic administration increases
the certainty of reform, whether the
Democrats shall carry the House or
not.
In the matter of making a valuation
of the railroads, the Democrats have
decidedly the better of the argument.
The Republicans are neither for nor
against the valuation; Chicago re-
jected it, but Secretary Taft indicates
the personal opinion that a valuation
would be desirable. So the party is
hardly entitled to gain either the in
terests which oppose or the masses who
favor valuation. The Democracy is
at least all on one side of the question;
and it is a question of which more will
be heard before the end of the cam
paign. Mr.. Bryan doubtless viii de-
vote one or more of his coming ad-
dresses largely to this question.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-12
Half SuItan'S Wealth
Demanded for Country

CONSTANTINOPLE. Aug 12-Charg-
ing that his acknowledgement IN the past
was responsible for the depleted finau-
cial condition Of the country, a COM
mittee Of Young Turks today waited on
the Sultan and demanded that he SUI
render half OF his private fortune 10
aid in the rehabilitation Of Turkey.
1t was the bOldest demand yet made
upon the Sultan and he refused to &C
cede 10 1t. He promised the commit
tee, however, that he would negotiate
a loan OF a greater amount than was
demanded OF him, personally securing
the loan with his property.
This offer satisfied the Young Turks,
who informed the Sultan that in cas- !
he was unable to effect loan, they
would renew their demand for a sub
stantiaI restitution on his part. If this
is done there is little doubt that the
Sultan will comply, for the Young Turks
are in a position TO enforce the most
radical demands
BY asking the Sultan TO give up half
OF his fortune, the Young Turks. viz
tually include him in the list of graft
ing officials who have preyed on the
country for the last twenty years and
are believed 10 have got away with
500 900 of the peoples money.
OF every one of these Officials who
have been caught, restitution has been
confiscation Of property has resulted
fzzet Pasha, who is believed TO have
fed 10 America. was one Of the heaviest
grafters.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-12
BABY OFFENDER
ESCAPES TRIAL
Malcolm Hufty Fails in Desire to
Prosecute a Five-Year-
Old Boy.

on account Of his extreme youth. Gus
Oputz, the fve-year-old boy arrested by
Policeman Clay. OF the Fourth precinct.
last Monday. on the charge Of destroy
ing private property, was released from
tho Juvenile Court yesterday without
coming 70 trial
Clay appeared before Marshal Hooey
and requested a warrant for the boy
that proceedings might be taken against
him. The marshal, supposing at first
that some error had been made regard
ing the child's age, inquired If the slip
saying that he was FIVE years old were
correct. Clay assured him that II was.
1T will be impossible to prosecute
this child" announced the marshal.
"as he is under the age required by
law
Clay marched TO the offices of Nal
colin Hufty. a real estate agent, who
was instigating the prosecution, and
informed him that Il was 'all of"
And Gus returned home without even
having TO appear before the judge.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-12

memorial that could be erected 10 hlm
was that of a hospital for the treatment
of unfortunate humanity at the Capitai
CT the Nation.
"A charter was secured which provld-
ed for the admission OF all classes and
conditions of mankind. Men, women
and children Of all ages and nationali-
ties who need relief. are admitted
without question until every bed is oc-
cupied. This is the corner of Grant
and Sherman avenues, a. the head OF
Tenth street northwest.
From time to time additions have
been made 10 the buildings and the
general equipment until II Is today one
Of the most perfect hospitals In the