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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28

Y s-We are effecting loans on s +: ReaI
Estate. If you desire TO Iend OF por1o"
money, apply TO. our Loan department
s25, ooo-Rents $275; swell apartment house. al
ways rented; close to jackson ana Leaven,
apartments ~ ~ Q3S4)
SlS, undesirable residence Of rooms, z baths.
etc.; completely furnished; bedrooms;
owner must leave for Europe at once and
VIII sell extremely liberal terms:
part of California ST. 1G minutes from
s,o zoo downtown; excellent surroundings lolool
l2,5oo-Rents Sl22. 90 3 sunny flats of rooms
ana bath; about l block from flIimore
and oFarrell sts.; best renting district In
s12.ooo@Rents Sei 81 SEQ per annum; apartments
OF 4 rooms and bath each; close to Du-
9o 5oce park; handsomely finished ana u up podo 70
oate IN every respect; mortgage Oh a,ooV S5;ooV
ss.75o-2 sunny fats of 5-s rooms and bath
each; close to Pierce and Waller; large
s7,5ooIRents $500 per year; 2 sunny fats,
CLOSE TO Page St and Masonic av.; ana
. rooms and bath each; snap
@i,oVo-2 new flats, ard rooms and PAIN
each finished in natural wood; paneled 20
$3.50 can '-'r remain; lot 25xl6O; Cole Cole
$4,000 Substantial business building. close to
Zotn and Mission sts.; lot Zoxoo; stoIe
and rooms and bath and rooms and bath t
80 oo upstairs; look into this. 1Slsel
So,zUU-2 comfortable. agreeable hats OF ana
8 rooms and bath each; easy terms can
be arranged; as property rents for $50, it
will pay for itself; on Geary ST. ear line;
$4,20o-Swell little room and bath house; bay
windows; modern plumbing sunny side OF
18th aV. near II ST.; snap at this ngure.
Si,lOO-F1ne, level building lots with all street
work done; close to st. and 9TH av.;
terms can be arranged.
$3.50 cash, balance in years; fine. level,
marine view lot; close TO ST. and lZlh
av-; half block from 18th ev. boulevard;
handy to all car lines
500 cash balance $l5 a month; close to 25th
and California on Sutter st. car line; all
VrnF road
TODAY BUILDING COSTS 40 PER CENT LESS
4a1S Yd1R BSfnbfEGa BSEdGEd1 WE n1N srRoNsk1 sek7
Urge YOU TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
M RaL phESSNT sEND F0R E0R fE1GRs oHR fIs LIS OF
PROPERTY FOR SALE, CONTAINING
NUMBER OF CHOICE BUILDING
LOTS AT VERY REASONABLE FIG
BALDWIN & HOWELL, s1s-a24 KEARNY ST.
PRESIDE TERRACE
IT z r LESS o E."
San Francisco's
Only Residence
Park.
First at Washington ST.;
superb lots, none less than As feet
frontage; only Sl40 per foot; 10
cash; street work complete. Send
for illustrated folder.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
31S324 Kearny st.
RENT PAYER
For S31.10 month for a definite period no
interest; will sell you new, modern,
room and bath cottage with gas and electricity
on the carline in the Richmond district. These
cottages are selling fast because they are what
we represent them to be. Let us have a talk
with you.
OSCAR HEYSfAN AND BROTHER,
113 Montgomery st.
S90OO-2 beautiful flats, and rooms facing
Golden Gate park; Hayes ST. cars pass the
door; will leave 81 900 81, 900 mortgage if
desired. For information call, write phone
A. B, JOSEPH. Portuguese american bank.
POSf
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE
LAND DOESN'T GROW ON TREES.

LAND DOESN'T GROW ON TREES.
When one tract is sold out you can't have
man bring you another. The best is sold to the
wide awake folks; the ones who are not wide
awake get left, thinking there will be something
just as good offered later on.
HAYWARD PARK is nearly all sold out
There may be others offered later on but II you
will be able to get like value for $3.50
you'll have to show us.
Just thinki 40 feet double frontage; all street
work, including sidewalks and shade trees done:
50 minutes from San Francisco via S. P;
minutes walk from station; surrounding the
PENINSULA HOTEL (which in itself represents
an investment of $3.50, ,O0O). These lots from
5000 upward; only one-ffth cash, balance month
ly. Send for maps and price lists.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-324 Kearny ST., S. E.
FRANk s. GRUMAION, $40 I'd av., San Mateo
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28

CORNER LIST and Tehama-Long lease; rent rea-
sonable; low insurance; 3 story basement brick
building; well lighted; frontages; suit any
business. 6. II. UMBSEN, 20 Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28

Real Estate Agents.
Rent Collectors. Insur-
apce Brokers. Loans
Negotiated. Manage
ment of Office Buildings
and Properties Given
Special Attention.
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE

FOR sale or exchange for San Francisco prop
erty, improved unlmproved-A beautiful
home in Piedmont; house and grounds cost
$50, 600; of the finest views in the Pied
mont hills: close to streetcar line; only 35
minutes ride TO the city. EDWARDS, BREW
STER & CLOVER. 125 Montgomery ST.
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FINE big lot. 1o0x140; station, select, grand
view, excellent roads, trees, water, sewers
only $3.50: terms. Address box 1904 Call
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE

TERMS, is CASH, BALANCE $40 MONTH.
TAMALPAIS Valley is being sold in acres at
$3.50 an acre and up. Tamalpais Valley is
beautifully wooded and commands a grand
view of mountain and bay. few years ago
acres in the Berkeley hills sold for few
hundred dollars. Today they are worth thou
sands Of dollars. Today. acres In Mil Valley
one mile distant from Tamalpais Valley are
worth from $1,000 to sc, 900. Remember that
suburban acres hard to get. We are buid-
ing roads and laying water to every lot. Elec-
trio light and telephone service are assured.
The electric trains convenient and run on
half hour schedule. This is probably your last
chance to get a beautiful acre domestic within
miles of San Francisco for few hundred
dollars. We have sold 125 Of these lots in
the last few weeks. Investigate TamaIpais
Valley and see for yourself. Send for illus
trated booklet. CRANSTON, BELyEL &
DWYER, 573 California st. Phone Kearny
41ee.
FINE big lot, 100x140; station, select, grand
view, excellent roads, trees. water, sewers
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A Frisco business lot for peninsula ranch and
coin: Owner: 1220 9th av.. East Oakland.
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FOR observation-disclosures
WE want your PIPE BUSINESS and will do
everything within reason to get the same.
The pipe market is demoralized at this time
and prices are away down.
All pipe has new threads and couplings
and is dipped in asphalt paint.
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE PLACING YOUR
ORDER.
Corner 9th and Bryant sts.,
San Francisco. Cal.
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RoBERr g. FuLroN- R-

e~CAl@--hA h A.. M. ID.
6l6 l1th St. Oakland. Cal
LEADING SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN
LADIES
20 years ago SrsduAtsd from old leading
universities. SINCE then / have TREAT'TD
WOMEN'S AILNENTS EXCLUSIVELY have
the largest practice because I have had the most
experience and the best equipped oface Anv
lady who needs my help may come to me pri-
rateiy and IN full confidence and be assured OF
prompt perfect and happy results. No DELAYS
Cisappointments or detention from occuostion
No need 70 endanger your LIFE consulting irrexu-
lar and unreliable called specialists when Tor
the same fee you may have the services Of the
most successful and most reliable specialist IN
California. Ny Offices are strictly private and
ny painless. harmless methods are a pride 70
The profession Ny fees are reasonable Ny
houu are e:5e a. n. 70 D. N. / never fall.
Phone Oakland 5z5e
DIR. ROBERT GREENLEAF FULTON,
6i6 lith St between Washington and Clay,
Oakland. Cal
A-DR F. GIBSON, 1895 Ellis near Webster.
(Ons block east Of Fillmore.)
Reliable Specialist for Women Only.
Hours-lo e.. N. 70 D. m; Sundays, 10 70 2.
LADIES' POSITIVELY GUARANTEE 70
cure ell female complaints. THE MOST OBJ
STINATE CASES RELIEVED. My methods
are SAFE. SURE AND PAINLESS. RELIEF
GUARANTEED OR NO FEE. Advice free.
Fees low. Private Hanatorium II desired.
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HoTELs-Continued

BROOKLYN HOTEL. 1853 1st st.-Board and
room So to SS per week: rooms 5Oc TO 81;
weekly, 81 up: meals. 25c. Try 1t. Free bus
.CHAS MONTGOMERY.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28

0 s-We are effecting loans on S. F. Real
Estate. If you desire TO lend or Dorro"
money apply TO our Loan Department.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-28

BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE
CENTRAL ADDITION.
CENTRAL ADDITION.
silt edged suburban property with 4 sure
future. Lots 50I150, from $500 upward; only
one-nfth cash. Street work all done; 20 minute
service to s. F. morning and evening; 80 min
utes' actual time TO city; electric cars pass
tract.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31B-324 Kearny St. S. 3.
PRANK s. GRUMMON, 80 I'd av., San Mateo
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CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued

BALDWIN & HOWELL. s1s-324 KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-324 KEARNI 81.
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BUILDINGS TO LEASE


BRICK building, 70x65. with concrete floor,
water tanks, oil tank, steam boilers engine
deep well; stable, with II stalls; frame wagon
shed; rent very reasonable. Inquire WUN-
DER BREWING CO.
TO lease-Loft 45x127, $125; basement, 6oxsO,
$5Oi store ground floor, 20x65 $50: loft 45x
95. $50, will subdivide S25 upward Phone
1905. o. r. DOWNING & CO.. 50 Main st
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Members of the S. F. Real Estate Board.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-30
FUN PROVED FATAL
Bridgeport Man, Blown Full or Air With Hand Pump, Dies
 in Agony,

Bridgeport oct 20--John Schink, 2l years old, a Hungarian, was blown so full of air with a hand pump last nlght that he died this evening just as an ambulance was backing up with him to place him in a local hospital
 Sahink, according to the police, was seized by fellow workmen just after quitting time in the moulding room of Crane Brothers factory last night Tn q spirit of supposed fun they partly stripped him, threw him to the floor and, with the pump forced his in- testines full of air in a most unnatural manner When released, schlnk fell unconscious,
 Thoroughly scared, the men took him to his boarding house, He recovered consciousness soon afterward, but steadily became worse until a physi- elan was called this afternoon A glance showed the medical man that his condition was bad and the ann bulance was summoned, but death came just as the hospital was reached.
 Physicians at the hospital believe that the great force of the air ruptured an intestine Coroner Doten will begin an investigation tomorrow and an autopsy probably will determine the exact cause of death,
 In the meantime the police have taken into custody Peter Wilson, Adam Wicker and Louis Polta, employees of the same factory and are holding them without bail in the belief that they were implicated in the pumping.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-30
TOWER DEFENDS PARTY
Cites Conditions in Europe to Prove
 It's Not Responsible for Panic.

Norrlstown, Pa, Oct 29.-Charle- magne Tower, former United states ambassador to Germany was the prin- cipal speaker at an enthusiastic re- publican mass meeting here tonight Among other things the speaker said he "seen the position of this country advance SO rapidly in the family of nations since 1S9L under the republi- can administrations of President Me kinley and President Roosevelt, that it has gained in that period more in- 1uence and greater authority through out the world than it had acquired up to that time since the foundation of the government MT. Tower defended the protective tariff and said the re publican party is taking good care of the wage earner by keeping the manu. facturer from being enCroached upon from abroad. He declared that the business depression was not due to political causes, because worse con- ditions prevail abroad He told of the unemployed in France, Germany and England, and said a great financial de- pression had swept over the industrial centers of the entire world.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-30
LAOY'S LIMIT A PINT
Drink More Champagne Than That
 and You're None, Says Witness.

New York, Oct. 20.-Eliiah w. Sells of this city, a cousin of Mrs. Katherine Clemmons Gould, and a distant relative of her husband, How ard Gould, testified to-day before Ed ward G Whitaker as referee at a hearing in the suit for divorce insti- tutcd some time ago by Mrs Gould. MT. Sells and Miss Sells appeared as witnesses to the good character of Mrs. Gould. During the hearing Mir. Sells said that he was friendly with the Goulds for years and that in June and July, 1906, after serious differ ences had arisen between Mrs, Gould and Mr. Gould. he tried to affect an arrangement involving the Goulds lv- ing according to a definite domestic and property plan. one of MT. Gould's conditions, the witness said was that his wife should abstain wholly from the use of intoxicants. On this point, on crOss- examination, Delaney NicOll, who appeared for MT. Gould asked Mir Sells to tell just dow much wine he though a lady ought to drink.
 Mrs Gould" the witness replied, drank only as much as a lady should"
 "Well, what is a ladys limit?" que ried Mr Nicoll.
 "Wen, ] should say that the limit for a lady is a pint of champaign at dinner" said Mir Sells.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-30
FINISHING WORK NOW
Board of Relief to Make Some De-
 cisions To-day.

The board of relief expects to-day to complete it's review and make its de- cision in the appeals made by property owners in the center of the city against the increased assessments levied by the assessors this year The appeals, comparatively few but in cluding some large properties are now being considered. While all the streets affected have been inspected decisions have not yet been reached on any or them. Chapel streets, the most i'm portant; Church and crown streets have not yet been discussed The members expected to discuss these to- day and finish them Their report must be ready by noon tomorrow.
 While the decisions have not yet been made it is considered probable that few or the appeals will be granted. With the exception of some small re- adjustments the valuations are likely to remain as the assessors placed them one of the questions which remains to be determined Is whether the value Of land on State street, below Chapel, is as great as in the block between Chapel and Court streets.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-30
FINANCIERS SEE SCHOOLS
Also Inspect Water Street Property,
 But Make No Decision.

The board Of finance put in quite a strenuous afternoon ycsterlay in its tour of the lower part of the down town district, in which several of the schools in the Fifth and Sixth wards were visited 10 determine the need of each building for fire escapes and the nature of equipment required. The ola Halstehd and Harmount Lumber company's site in Water street, which has been suggested for purchase by the city, was also looked over but two other sites suggested also were not seen yesterday No decision was made.
 As soon as the board arrived back at city hall 1t held its weekly meeting. The routine of approving bills was about al that was done, except for two transfers. one of these was for tho transfer of the sum of $9O0 from the sundry accounts tO the payment of tho bord of relief for its extra session this year The other was tho transfer of SGO0 from the ray roll account in the police department to the repair of buildings,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-30
COLLEGE HEADS TOGETHER
President Hadley One of Thirteen
 Meeting With Dr. Eliot.

Boston. oct. 29--The president and representative of the faculty of thirteen. New England colleges, arrived in Boston to-day to attend the fifty-second annual meeting of the As sociation of Colleges in New England. A brief session was held to-day, but tomorrow a discussion of twenty-one problems affecting higher education, which have been suggested by the diff ferent colleges. will be begun. Among the college representatives 10 take part in the meeting are; Charles W.. Eliot and J. D. Greene of Harvard; Arthur T. Hadley and Prof Edward P. Morris, of Yale; William II. r. Faunce and Prof Walter G. Everett
 of Brown William ] Tucker and Prof. Frank H. Dickson, of Dart
 mouth; Harry 4 Garfield and Dean F. C Ferry, of Williams: William D. 1 Hyde and Prof. F. W. Brown of | Bowdoin; George Harris and Prof ], 1 W. Crook, of Amherst; William N. | Rice and Prof. K P Harring, of Wes- ! leyan; C. Stanley Hall, Clark uni
 versity, and Carroll D. Wright, of l Clark college
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-30
PRESIDENT ELIOT TALKS ON DRINKING Tells No License League He Considers Prohibition in
 Maine a Dead
 Failure,
HE'S NOT A TEET0TALER
Admits Wine "Muketh Glad the Heart of Man" pro Tcm), But Adds
 Doctors Declare Its Use IneXpedient.

Boston, Mass, oct 29,IAfter declar- ing that he had been moderate user of alcoholic beverages in the form of wine and beer during most of his life President Charles W. Eliot of Harvard university, declared that his earlier ideas had undergone a radical change, in a notable address tonight before the Massachusetts No-License League, of which he is the honorary president,
 q have been all my life what is sometimes called a' moderate thinker declared President Eliot. That Is to say, I have used beer and wine on oc- casions, not habitually, and have nev- CT experienced any i'll effects whate'er from either beer or wine and l recog- ni2e the truth of the Bible saying about wine, that it maketh glad the heart of man. That is true Whether t be expedient or not that the heart of man should be made glad in that way should be doubted But there Is no doubt about the fact that wine or spir- | Its will momentarily make glad the heart of men This dinner has a cheer- full aspect but for hilarity iolllty and bolsterousness it cannot be compared ! for a moment 10 the dinner of the An olent and Honorable Artillery Com pany."
 Continuing President Eliot declared that recent researches in physiology and medicine tended strongly to show that even the moderate drinking of all coho was inexpedient, and that men exposed to cold, heat or hardship are not better prepared for such encount CTS by alcohol
 Speaking of no-license President Elio Iheld that town which went strongly for no license or for license consistent k. was far better off than the towr which continually "wabhed.' He de- clared prohibition in Maine was
 dead failure
 James NJ. Head, formerly mayor O Nashville, Tenn, who also spoke de cared the liquor interests of his stat' had allied themselves with the cor porate forces in aiding the demoera
 tic party.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-30
LILLEY ARRAlGNED
Congressman Clayton Says He Lacks Essentials Necessary
 for Good Governor.

Bridgeport, Oct 29.-The largest democratic rally of the campaign m this city took place tonight in Smith s theater. The speakers were Judge A. Heaton Robertson, democratic can d,date for governor; Congressman Clayton of Alabama, chairman of the Denver convention; D. ?. Halsey Of Virginia, and Charles P Donahue, president of the Connecticut Fedora ton of Labor. Bourke Cochran of New York, was to be present but sent a telegram saying that sickness kept him home. s
 Judge Robertson said the gathering was the largest that had greeted him in the campaign. He favored a pub- lie utility bill, he said, with men mak- ing up the commission who thorough ly understood the duties. He en- dorsed the national and state plat form of his party, and declared his belief in direct primaries and the se- crecy of the ballot. Democratic suc- cess in this election, he believed would insure a revival of industrial activity.
 Congressman Clayton severely ar- raigned Mir LIlley in the matter of the submarine investigation, saying that he showed by 1t that he lacked the essentials necessary to become a cap able executive of a state like Con- necticut. Mir Donahue declared that Mr. Robertson had always taken the part of the worlimcn in differences between them and tho New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, and h6 urged members of the federation and ali worklngmen to vote for Robert son.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-30
SCH00NER'S CREW SAVED
Charles s. Hirsch, Lumber Laden, Goes
 DOwn-TwO Drown.

Baltimore, Md, Oct 29-The observer of the Maritime Exchange at Cape Henry reports the schooner Charles $. Hirsch, lumber laden. from Brunswick, Ga, for Baltimore, wrecked near Paul Gamiels life saving station, N. C. Cap tain Frank Hunter and five sailors were rescued in the brooches buoy by the life savers, but the cook and one sailor were drowned. The vessel will be a total loss, The Hirsch was a four-masted schooner of 53O net tons, built in 1901 by Kelley, Spear X Co.,, and was owned by the Hirsch Lumber Co of New York Her port of regis try was New York.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-30
MOTOR CYCLISTS THERE
Members of New Haven Club to Att
 tend the Gymkhana.

The New Haven Motor Cycle club held an enthusiastic meeting at the Y, NJ C. A. rooms last night and after conducting routine business voted unanimously to attend the Gymhana. Saturday at Elm City park It is ex- pected that fully twenty-five mem hers will assemble at the corner of Temple and Chapel streets at 1 o'clock and proceed to the park on their mo- tor cycles shortly after. J. N Boyce will act as marshal At the park the members will take part in number of races.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-30
TRANS MISSISSIPPI CLUB
New Yale Organization Formed Last
 Evcmng.

A Trans Mississippi club was formed at Yale last night, when a number or Law scnoo men met al Hendrie hall and elected officers. It is planned to make the club a university organiza- ton any man at Yale living west of the Mississippi being eligible to mem bersnip. The organization will be pure ly social and 1t is expected that nearly every man at Yale whose home is on the other side of the big stream will eventually be enrolled as member
 The following officers were elected at last nights mectirg
 A. C. Spur 1910 L., North Dakota
 A. c. ODonnell, 1911 L., Colorado
 Executive committee Messrs o'Con- nor, Connor and Cross.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-30
GUILD RESTING COMFORTABLY

Boston, Oct 29-Governor Curtis Guild, ir., was seized with a severe att tack of eastritis to-day according to a sta1emenr issued by the executive de- paSment at the state house this aft ernoon As this is the third danger ous illness experienced by the gov- ernor within year, there Is consid- erable anxiety over his condition
 Governor Guild was reported to be resting comfortably tonight, 1t was again stated that his illness it not con- sidered serious.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-30
SNEAK THIEF GETS WATCHES

A case of sneak thievng was re- ported 10 the detective bureau last evening. Miss Caroline L. Nicoll of 981 Edgewood avenue made complaint that some one entered her room about 6.45 last evening and extracted two gold watches and some other pieces of jewelry The thief is thought to have gained entrance through win dow,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-30
HUGHES' SON DEFEATED
Loses Presidency of Brown Senior
 Glass by But Nine Votes.

Providence, R. I, Oct. 29.-Charles Evan Hughes, jr, son of the governor of New York, lost the presidency of the Brown university senior class by nine votes al the election held today. Yongg Hughes successful competitor was Charles F. wheeler of Planyille, Mass The vote was Wheeler 6l, Hughes 52,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-30
MICHAEL ETZEL & SONS,

Saw mill wood turning and band saving. Automatic variety wood turn ing and polishing wheels, pulley poles, flag poles, fence, hlching and clothes posts and sticks hard wood rolls, all sizes All kinds native lumber, fire place and kindling wood.
 Phone Connections, l0l Falrmont ave.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-30
oBoERo rNHoLz DEFEATED.

San Francisco, Oct 30--Cyclone Johnny Thompson won from Rudolph Unholz in the eleventh round last night Lew Powell and Johnny Mur- phy fought twenty rounds to draw