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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-16


personal attacks on Governor Haskell. !
Republican, dope is any reference
made TO the presidential campaign or
any mention made of the name of cam
didatn Ta1.
The first story on the list bears a
Chiokasha date line and undertakes
to ridicule Governor Haskell for what
the story denOminates "the whimper
of Governor Haskell that he had re-
celved threatening letters The stofy
continues TO the effect that when
Governor Haskell spoke at Chickasha
on Labor day he was accompanied by
lot of armed hirelings and ap-
pointees Continuing. this article
nkens the Democratic party Of Okla.
homa TO ihe Black Hand society and
claims the present state administra-
ton threatens assassination of Dem
ocfats who refuse to pay tribute to
the Haskell machine" Continuing,
the article claims to describe condl-
tions in Oklahoma as follows;
The Mafiaism OF the Haskell ma
chine has produced reign OF terror
In the Democratic party Men are at
tackled ard stabbed at night because
they are unwilling TO subscribe to the
Black Hand society OF llaskellism.
Equally remarkable is the declara-
ton in another story under a Guthrie
date line to the effect that the Kan
sas City Star is an independent news
paper, editoriallyn Its presumed that
Fred S. Barde. who is now filling the
dual role of the Oklahoma correspond
- a. a
chairman uf the press bureau Of the
Republican state committee, Is respon-
sible for the declaration that the star
is an independent paper. Much curl
osity exists throughout political cir
cles as TO why, If the Star Is an inde-
pendent paper, its correspondent IN
oklahoma should also BE at the head
of the Republican dope mill. and send
ing out exclusive news written ten
DAYS before being released for publ
cation.
The third story in the batch Of news
which Republican weekly papers aie
having an opportunity 10 print "ex.
elusively' this week. Is an attack on
Governor Haskell and the implication
by innuendo that there is something
wrong with the conduct OF the school
land department and the bank deposit
guaranty fund.
The fourth and last of these articles
sent out from the Republican press
bureau. which denies that Governor
Haskell Is Ga Issue OF the present
campaign deyotes three typewritteN
pages under a Guthrie date line TO
| The re-hashing Of all the political can
ards concerning alleged suits toI
money agains, Governor Haskell
which were printed and sent broad
cast over the state and country bs
| the Republican press bureau durlns
the campaign of year ago. rh'
name OF Governor Haskell appears
! lust thirty-eieht times In the eighl
4 typewriiten pages sent out by the Re
publican press bureau. The name OF
| William II. Taft, whose election Is de
clared 70 be the real Issue, occurs Jus
4 one single time in the entire eigh
I pages. Not one line OF the matter j
| devoted to discussion OF nationa
pol!tical questions. nor could one de
termine from reading the entire eighl
pages that there is national cam
paign III progress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-16

HUGHES
BY HEAVY
MAJORITY
NEW YORK GovERNoR|
RENoMINATED ON
FIRST BALLOT
BITTER OPPOSITION
FAILED OF PURPOSE
Desperate Struggle Of Opposing
Leaders Was Utterly
Without Avail
nae Tlcket.


For Governor y. Hughes.
OF New York. renominated.
For Lieutenant GoverDor-Horace
White Of Onondaga
For Secretary OF State Samuel f.
Koenig OF New York
For Attorney General Edward r.
OMIalley, OF Erie
complrolie Charles II. Gaus, oi
Albany
For State Thomas B.
Dunn, of Monroe.
Of Appeals Albert Haighs Of Erie,
renominated
Saratoga, n. " Sept 15.-charles
Evans Hughes, Of New York, was
nominated yesterday By the Republic
an state convention by al oyerwhe'm.
ing majority and on the first ballot.
: to succeed himself as governor Of The
state Of New York.
lie received S27 out Of a possible
.Oo9 votes, as against l5i for James
w. Wadsyorth, Jr OF Livingston
county speaker OF the state assembly,
and 81 for former Congressman J1hs
X stewart Of Montgomery
The nomination was made inani.
nous upon motion Of State Committee.
man Barnes. Jr, of Albany, whn has
been perhaps the bitterest ana most
outspoken opponent Of The governor
renomihation
The governors renomiratior follow.
ed the utter failure Of desperate
struggle on the part Of number ot
the country leaders who for four days
have spared no effort 10 discover e
candidate upon whom they could unite
to defeat him The balance of the
ticket was made mp in the good old.
fashioned way an organization
"slate" announced an hour or more
before the session OF the convention
began by Timothy t. Woodruff, chair.
man Of The state committee, after a
conference of the local leaders.
Malaria Makes Pale sickly Children
The OLD Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. drives out ma
laria and builds up the system. Fol
grown people and children. soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-16

Walters, Okla. Sept lG--A three
days carnlval and fair began here To-
day a good racipg card, together
with splendid agricultural exhibits arc
features of the fair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-16

Don't be afraid to give Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy 10 your children.
II contains no opium or other harm,
ful drug II always cures, For sale
by &. Il. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-16
FIRST BROOM CORN SELLS.
speclaI 70 paIly leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Erick, okla, Sept i6.-Fred Johneke
OF Sweetwater, sold the first load of
this years broom corn in Erlck. It
brought $40. The broom corn crop Is,
exceptionally good in this section and
the product is bringing $50 to $40 per
ton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-16

Ardmore, Okla. Sept. i6.-Dock
Bass. a negro, 80 years old, was killed
at Puolyille, this county, Raford Spen-
aer and Joe Brooks were held by the
authorities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-16

Republican postmasters in Oklaho-
ma are finding out that they didn't
do all that was expected OF them ~
the Taft machine when they delivered
the vote OF Oklahoma TO the war sec
rotary at the Chicago. conventions in
addition to this faithfpiness they have
been advised within the last week that
their chance for appointment, IN
the event OF Taft's election, viii de-
pend upon liberal contributions to the
Republican state and national cam-
paign fund. One Of these letters sent
out generally TO the postmasters IN
Oklahoma came 10 a Democrat who
had been given the postoffice down
In Comanche county in the village Of
Nellie. where 10 Republican could pc
found who wonld take charge OF the
office. A few days ago, r. L, sharp,
the Democratic postmaster at Nellie
received letter from the Repubils
an committee stating that ne had heen
assessed five dollars to hNlp pay the
expenses Of the campaign. The letter
was couched in clever terms, which,
while saying nothing directly read %
one initiated, IN letters as long as
fence post, that unless he came
through there would be a new face
in the postofflce al Nellie after iait ;
election
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-16

Malaria Makes Pale Sickly Children.
The ola Standard GROVES TASTE.
LESS CHILL TONIC. drives out ma.
laria and builds up the system. For
grown people and children. soc.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

tion among freighters. AS ship the
Niagara is handsome and well built,
with engines capable of propelling the
tanker around the world at an IL u
knot gait.
The Niagara's way across the Pa
cifc was beset by storms. For the
first nine days after leaving the Asiatic
coast northwest gales prevailed and
the last 10 days of the passage a sue
cession of southwesters kept the decks
covered with water.
City of sydney Docks After Dark
The Pacific Mail liner City of Sydney.
Captain Mclean, which arrived yester
day morning from Panama and way
ports. anchored off the barge office just
a few minutes before the nring of the
sunset gun announced the official disap-
pearance of the sun and the closing Of
the port until its return.
1t was o'clock before the liner had
passed all the formalities OF quarantine
and customs and was alongside Spear
street wharf. The Sydney brought AZ
passengers, 512 tons of cargo, and treas
ure valued at $53,941.60.
Among the passengers was Mrs. John
Weissmann, whose husband is in buSi-
ness in Guatemala City, where she has
been living for the last six months.
Mrs. Weissmann expressed her delight
at being back in the United States. but
absolutely declined to discuss Ggate-
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Thursday, November ls, lSOS;
0F STs 3 fSS sTss
Joseph NJ de Freitas Jr., 2s Pleasanton, and
Rosa Henriaues. is. 105 Tilden street;
Mile Borho. 49, 6esls Noe street.
Solomon Goldman, 20, 1923 Washington street,
and Ida Weinberg, 25, l5o4A oFarrell street
Mehrtens, 10, 1915 Pierce street
Sander Hoffman. 50, 1856 Frederick street, and
Kathe Frank, "a, 1927 Cole street.
James H. Lyhder, SO, I76 Third street, and
Florence NJ. Lynder 81, San Luis obispo.
John B. Campodonico 21, $50 Vallejo street,
and Jennie R. Podesta, IS. 1245 Powell street. r
NADIA, and Olga F. Herman. 20, 2lle Jefferson
street.
Thomas James. 20. Clayton. and Carrie Mar
Joseph Mcleod, Sc, Toppenish Wash, and
Beatrice Burr, 81, North Yakima. Wash
Clarence Falk 2S, and Alice Crawford, "a,
both of 667 McAllister street.
Andrie Molie, 2S, and Clotilde Volpone, 10,
both of Oakland.
"a, both Of 35os Mission street
John A. Hennessy, 20, 1924 Twenty nth
street. and Ida Young 10, s5 Broad @ stree street N
Scott. IS. 1925 Waller street.
Leon Aymeric. "a. and Madeleine Vergnes, 26,
both Of 1916 Stockton street.
James L. Wager. %. and Gladys NJ. McKen-
zie, 81, both of 1105 kearny street.
OAKLAND, Nov. 19.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Frank Gibbs, 25. Berkeley, and Myrtle Deyin-
dorf, 81, Piedmont
Carl A. Phelps, %. Berkeley. and Agnes 1.
Dunn, 10, Oakland
John Cation "a. and Mary Fernandez, TO- both
of San Leandro.
Thomas D. Dewey, Sc, Middleton, and Anita
E. Ayers, 81, Oakland.
Michael Lyons, 40. and Emily Cohn, IS. both
Of San Francisco.
Thomas D. sheridan. 20, Oakland, and Anna
e. Cook, "a, San Francisco.
Charles 9. Linthurst. SO. Fitchburg. and Car
rie Allison. 20. Berkeley.
Victor Giannadrea 81, San Jose, and Lena Da-
mantle, IS, Oakland.
Louis streiffer. "a. Los Angeles. and Nettie
Schwartz, %, Oakland
Manuel G. Green. 81 sebastopol, and Anna
valladao, 25 Oakland.
William F. Rogriques, SO, and Palma G. Silva,
is, both of Napa.
Alfred J. Warren. 2e, Jionenez. Mex. and
Aramanda G. Meinheit, 81, Berkeley.
Henry A. Muller. 20, Elmhurst, and Theresa
NJ O'Conhor, "a. San Francisco.
Myron Barstow, 40 and Ethel N. Plummer,
2T. Elmhurst
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
New Standard Oil Tanker Brings S,1OO
Tons Of Benzine From Singapore

With sufficient high explosive in the
hold to blow the state capitol from
Sacramento to Berkeley or the Uni
versity of California from Berkeley to
Sacramento, the Standard oil steamer
Niagara arrived yesterday from Singa-
pore. The Niagaras cargo was ben
zine, and stored in the steamers tanks
are 500 tons OF it.
The Niagara. although the property
OF the Standard oil company, flies the
German flag and is one of two big
tankers launched six months ago at
Felmsburg. The Niagara's sister is
the Buffalo.
The Niagara is probably the most
perfectly appointed tanker in the
world. Carefully adjusted scientific
devices have been installed all over
the ship to keep watch on the tenn
perature of the dangerous freight, to
carry which the Niagara was designed.
There Is fire fighting equipment that
renders the steamer nearly immune
from danger in that respect. Off1cers
and men are provided with comfort
able quarters and a we'll equipped hos
pital gives the Niagara unique distinc-
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
PROBATE SALE


Subject 10 confirmation by court the admins
fratrix Of the estate of James NJ. Mcdonald de-
ceased, offers for sale the property hereafter
described in the manner and on the terms fol-
By competitive bid; bids to be sealed and
~ he onened NJ 10 O'clock A. m Nondev tho
Dad dav Of November, 1905 at The of6ee of
the administra trix. room Bill Russ huildinr san
Francisco; proffers to be segregated as 10 spe-
cifc properties bid on: 10 per cent OF bids to
accompany offer. balance to be paid On con-
frmation by court.
The following is the property referred to:
bonds-South Pacific Coast Railroad Co.
: bonds-Butte County Canal Co
Z bonds-Bay Counties Power Co.. (2ds).
? bonds-Boea & Loyalton Railroad ca
Valley County Power Co.
Z bonds-Oces Shore Ry Co
G bonds-Los Angeles Gas & Elec Co.
bonds-Paciic Gas & Elec. Co
6 bonds-Standard Elec. Co. Of Cal.
G bonds-Petaluma & Santa Rosa Ry Co.
q bonds-Pacihe Gas Imp. Co.
6 bonds-Cai. Northwestern Ry Co
? bonds Philippine Tel & Tel. Corp
3 bonds-Northern Ca. Power Co..
; Bonas-oro water. Light & Power Co.
2 bonds-Blue Lakes Water Co
bonds-Contra Costa Water Co., (2ds).
= bonds-Bay Counties Power Co
bonds-Petaluma Santa Rosa Ry. Co.
shsres-Flrst National Bank Of S. F.. Cal
10 shares-Bank of Willis
Is shares-First National Bank of Eureka.
$50 shares-Bank Of America
SO shares-Mutusa Savings Bank Of s. F.
.239 shares-Chariot II. q NJ. Co.
Sq5 shares-Crescent n & NJ Co
Os3 shares-Bella Union Quicksilver Co
II.6l3 shares-Eagle Copper & Slv Nc %.
sos shares-Butte County Canal Co
20 shares-Philippine Tel. & Tel. Corn
u shares-Cal. Irrigated Land Co
g shares-Sutter Irrigated Farms Co
q shares-South :. F. Dock Co.
i25 shares-Santa Rosa Water Works
"a shares-Northwester Red Co
lS2 sbares-Scottish Rite T. Assoc
l. 766 shares-lnyo Marble Co. of Cal
NARY j. L. MCDONALD
AS Administrative Of the estate of James NJ.
Mcdonald, deceased.
WM. n. HAMILTON,
8i2 Russ Bldg. Attorney for Administratrix.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
HOTEL RUNNER CHARGES
ASSAULT AND ROBBERY
Bar Tender and Waitress Ar
rested for Taking Cash and
Watch After Auto Ride

Allan Gordon, a bar tender, and Jes-
sic Sorensen, a waitress. were arrested
yesterday afternoon by Mounted Police
men w. E. Dowie and j. e. Hansen
and booked at the city prison on a
charge of robbery. The policemen are
still searching for another bartender
and another waitress.
William Held. a runner for the Alta
hotel in Third street, and Thomas Harm
aday, a guest at the hotel, were on til )
Barbary coast on Wednesday night and
early yesterday morning agreed to take
an automobile ride to the beach with
two bar tenders and two mattresses.
At Sheehan's tavern they all got mixed
up in fight and Held was badly
beaten Held said he had been robbed
of S14 and a watch. and his companion,
Harnaday had been robbed of S75 Held
had his injuries treated at the central
emergency hospital. He may lose the
sight of one eve.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
MARRIAGES

Elm Napa. February 16, 1908,
by Rev Richard Wy1ie, George H. Covert Jr.
and Julia X. Engel.
FRIEf-REYNoLDS-In this city, November
10, 1908, by Rev. DR.. Corbin, Charles Friel
and Alice B. Reynolds. both of Fairfield.
HIRSCHLER-BARM this city, Novem-
Der 9. 1905, by III. Fl. Bell, Charles w.
Hirschler aud Maize Barman, both Of Oak
land, Cal
KELLEY-Bo wMAN--In this city. November
1s 1908. by Rev Samuel c. Patterson, pastor
of Bethany church. Buron ID. Kelley and Fanny
A. Bowman, both OF San Francisco.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city. Novem-
Der TO- 1908. by H. II. Bell, Bejamine Lang
ford and Lizzie Thompson, both OF Nfantica,
san Joaquin county Cal
LIPPE-POUND-In this city, November 49,
1908, by Fl. H. Bell, Edward Lippe and Doro-
thy Pound. both Of this city.
McLEOD-BURR--In this city. November 10.
1905, by Rev. James NJ McElhinney, Joseph
Mcleod Of Tdppenish Wash, and Beatrice
Bell Burr Of North Yakima, Wash.
RJSSELIl-GI this city, November
10, 1908. by H. II. Bell. George L. Russell
and Eta Gianelli, both Of this city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city, Novem-
Der Z 1908, by Rev. Samuel C. Patterson.
pastor of Bethany church, Charles Soderquist
and Anna E. Buker. both Of San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
The

mala or its thrifty president. The
Sydney's cabin passengers were;
Henry 3. Brttan Mrs. F. J. Kelly
Wong Pen Yen RI. b. Fields
Leo Lee Alfred Kelly
Miss l. Flanagan Francis Kelly
James Harding Mrs John Weissmann
Mrs. j. Bryan Archie Vallencs
Frank J. Kelly Mrs. H. B. Fields
BeIated Frenehman Arrives
The French bark Due d 'Aumale which
Nft Rotterdam 42S days ago, was tOWed
into this port late last evening. The
Due d 'Aumale has not been sailing all
the time since leaving Rotterdam. but
spent several months ashore on the
Falkland islands. For a time the bark
was considered total loss. A wreck
ing company took the contract to raise
the ship and succeeded. She will prob
ably be drydccked here for a survey.
The Due dAumale left Brest Septem-
gales the bark drifted ashore at Roy
cove. King George bay, West Falkland.
and lay there with 3 feet of water IN
her hold until February II. when the
vessel was foated and t0wed to stan
ley. The Due dAumale sailed from
Stanley April II and arrived at Monte
proceeded to BuenOs Ayres. arriving
May T. and sailing again July rs. The
Due d'Aumale left Hobart September 9
for this port.
Brings Small Cargo
The KOsmOs liner Mera. Captain Jer-
jensen. arrived yesterday 81 days from
Hamburg The Mera brought a small
cargo and one passenger. Franz Laib.
who boarded the ship at Valparaiso.
Captain Jerjensen reports having en-
countered heavy weather between Ma
3atlan and this port and much fog
The Mera was not released from quar-
antine as the captain had failed to
secure bills of health from some OF
his ports of call in South America. The
steamer will go to Angel island this
morning and will be fumigated before
pratique is granted.
Advance in Lumber Rates
At a meeting held Wednesday by the
Ship Owners association it was decided
to advance the rates OF lumber ship
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
DEATHS

ABRAHAMs0N-1n this city, November II.
1908 Andrew Abrahamson, a native of Fin
land aged IS years.
star OF Finland-Offcers and members are
hereby requested to attend the funeral Of our
late brother. Andrew Abrahamson. today (Fri-
day), at 1918 a. m, from the chapel of
Craig Cochran & Co., 11C9 Valencia street
BY order OF AUG JOHNSON, Sec
this city. November TO- 1908.
Maria, dearly beloved wife Of Amedee Allie
caert. a native of Belgium. aged 25 years
Friends and acquantances are respectfulfv
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tSat-
urday), at $3.50 a. M from the funeral par-
iors OF Leary Brothers. 2917 Twenty fourth
street between Harrison and Bryant. thence
to ST. Peters church. Alabama street, where
a requiem low mass will be celebrated for the
renosp OF her soul, commencing at O'Clock
a. m Interment Holy Cross cemetery. by
carriage.
BUsHEY-In this city. November IS, 1908.
Susan Bushey. native Of Maine. aged IS
years.
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Fri-
day) at a.15 a. m. from the parlors of Barry
& Scu1iy. g2T Valencia street. thence to st.
Dominic's church. where requiem mass will
be celebrated for the repose OF her soul. COM
mencing at 10 a. N. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
NEARLY KILLED BY GAS

The carelessness of Arthur Wallace
came near costing two lives early yes
terday morning, his own and that of
his wife, when, on returning home in
an intoxicated condition, he failed to
fully turn off the gas in the apartments
of the couple 22t Seventh street. Wal
lace and his wife were found by the
landlord and taken to the central enner-
gency hospital for treatment.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either of the publication Offices and be indorsed
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
ACCITsED OF BURGLARy

Jitsinosulxi Muzuki. a Japanese bar
ber was arraigned in Police Judge
Weller's court yesterday on a charge
of burglary The case was continued
until tomorrow. The complaining wit
ness against him is T. Shiozaki. pro-
prietor of billiard room at 1923 Buch-
anan street, who charges that on Tues
day night Muzuki broke into the bill
lard room, forced open the till with a
'iiirnnly" and extracted $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
Too Late for Classification
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TO Excelsior lodge No. 12e. A. o. Sssurmms.<,,
q. w, officers and mefnbers-You SstTsakZ
are requested to assemble at Excel & SS#
sior hall, 1887 Mission ST., FRI R#XTs@
DAY, Nov. 20, 1908. at 10 p. M. 5A. NSk'sS&EE
to attend the funeral of our late %%5fTSS
brother JOHN QUINTON BY order 'NANNS
of Master Workman A. F. CHAMBERLAIN.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
Tnnnage Engasemenfs

The British ship Boadicea Is under charter
for lumber from Puget sound to a direct port In
steamer Hovding on Puget sound, is engaged
for the same business thence to Delagoa bay at
sos The Hovding was chartered prior to ar
rival.
The French bark Emma Laurans on Puget
sound will sail in ballast to Newcastle, Austria
liza. for orders
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
BIRTHS

LAYNE-In this city, November 10, 1908, tc
the wife of Arthur D. Layne, a daughter.
TAYLoR-In this city. November 16, 190s. tc
the wife OF Charles Percy Taylor, son.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
soUTHERN PACIFIC SUED

There were filed yesterday in the
United States district court 81 cattle
lation of the law requiring that cattle
in transit must not be Kept in cars
longer than "a hours at time. The
Southern Pacific company is named AZ
the defendant in all the actions.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

Do You Want S5.OOg
Read THE CALLS weekly OFFER on
page IL.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20

PIEDMONT HOME.
50. S9.000-Terms.
Owner leaving California and must SELL Pos
session given In 10 days. Finest residence neigh
borhood in Piedmont; half block to carline; lake
and marine view: modern throughout hardwood
floors in every room except Kitchen sleeping
porch, furnace, cement basement side porch,
choice flowers, palms, ETC.; an ideal home,
bungalow style.
Let us show you this property at once; can be
at any time. (1S14)
So 300
PIEDMONT LOT
55x150.
Hillside av.,
west side. u74D
So. 750-Terms.
PIEDMONT LOT
45x125.
BONITA AV.
Best buy our books. (1S06)
ADAMS POINT LOTS.
2 BARGAINS.
72x13o; So. ESQ cash (1s15)
50x1z0; 81 900 cash. (G.)
REALTY, BONDS AND FINANCE CO., INC,
1172 Broadway, oakland. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
PROPERTY. no EXCHANGE


RANCH of 400 acres with plenty of water. Ii
southern California, for city or Oakland prop
erty. j. z. NASH, room 90 Bacon building
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-20
REAL ESTATE
CITY REAL ESTATE
-l-----~-------------------
s. DOWNS A MONTH
LOFWE TRACT

Excelsior District San Francisco
10 close out the few remaining lots this month
is choice hOmesites are offered on these very
easy terms. An investment for q home. for
prohts for saving that loose change which es-
capes from you every month. In q settlement
of homes and stores. Two fine schools. car
lines. including owl service. Sewers. side
walks. taxes free. and McEnerney title guar
anteed. You VIII never have such another
chance at city property and you must act
quick. Delays are dangerous and-eKpeusiye
Take Polk. Larkin. Onondaga av.. Ingleside
cemeteries OF San Mateo car via Mission st. 10
junction of Onondaga and Russia avs. Tract
office cor. Russia and Vienna 81. Come
Saturday or Sunday. 7. F. A. OYERMEYER.
agent go Van Ness aT. Tel. Market 3229.