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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-14
ANII-RAGE TRACK WAR
At CLIMAX TOMORROW

ALBANY. y. Y. April Ia-Gcvernor
Hughes today refused 70 deny or affirm
the story that l. gambling were permit
ted at the races at Aqueduct tomorrow
he would call out the militia 70 suppress
it.
The governor believes that the senti-
ment OF the people OF the state is thor
OugiIiy aroused By mis- crusade for the
reform bills, and his friends say be
VIII fight the opposition 20 the last
dteh- He already has made one "Trip
through the State and Is planning 30.
make another. Since the defeat Of the
bills be has received many requests TO
make speeches
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-14
CHELSEA CHILDREN
CAN'T FIND PARENTS
Two Hundred Little Waits
Public Charges to Stricken
City and Boston.
Latest Estimates of Loss
by Conflagration Placed
at 100000.

BOSTON. April lone OF the most
serious problems that developed today
as the result of the Chelsea fire was
the reUniting OF families separated
during the confusion Of the confiagra-
ton a canvass of the refugees has re-
Vealed the astonishing fact that the
cities OF Boston and Chelsea have in
their care nearly 200 children who can
not find their parents
Most OF them are under ten years Of
age, and not a few are babies unable to
walk These infants were found by the
police and firemen, where their mothers
had dropped them in the frenzy of
hight, or where they had been placed
while their parents returned to their
burning homes in an effort to save their
household effects.
All the refugees were comfortably
sheltered and fed last night. The relief
fund has grown during the last twenty
four hours, and is now sufficient TO
meet the demands.
City 70 Borrow Million.
The matter or furnishing aid TO the
city itself to clear its ruined streets
and renew its public buildings is another
problem 1t IS probable that Chelsea
WIZ e'AN dANAAOl 40 40 bDlAOW FlrNNvrNi'
for this purpose.
Including the 10000 appropriated by
the house Of representatives yesterday
the total sum OF money, food, and sup
plies contributed toward the relief work
Is estimated at S25OOO0. 1t is believed
that before the relief tide ceases the re-
Her committees Will have at their dis
posai at least $4,000 in money and
supplies
OF the many private gifts one hand
Sonleiy dressed woman was seen yes
terday afternoon standing for one hour
near the bread line and handing out ore
and two dollar bills 10 all the destitute
who applied. She must have distributed
IN this way more than 81 CO.,
Loss Figure Reduced.
a more careful estimate today re-
duces the loss figure given out yester-
day by Mayor Beck. He placed the loss
a. $1,000, COO but the insurance adiusters
and assessors believe that it Will not
run over 100000. While the area burn-
ed over was large. the property destroy
ell was of moderate value. a large ma
Jority OF the structures outside Of the
churches and public buildings being
tenements or small frame houses.
Insurance men say that only 30 or 80
per cent OF the property in the burned
section was insured. but estimate the
total insurance losses today at $1,000
COO. This liability is divided among 4
large number of Insurance companies
The Royal according TO present est
mates is the heaviest loser, but its La
b!iities are only 500. 600.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-14
WHOLE TOWN HELD UP
TO AID REFORM WAR

DALTON. ia. April lA-For three
hours after midnight this city was in
control OF 4 hand Of night riders num-
bering more than I00 men
Masked and wearing long robes. the
band entered tie town az a gauop and
proceeded TO round UP all the police
men on duty They Corraued them IL
8 public square and then went 10 the
power house and shut OF all the street
lights.
After searching a number or houses.
saying they were looking for wrong
doors. the night riders gaIIOped 20 the
home OF the Rev. M Sims. OF the Pres
byterian Church, and the leaders or tie
band held a long talk with him. They
assured him that the night riders were
with MIN in his efforts 10 bring about
reforms.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-14
WEEDS HIS SEVENTH WIFE
BRIDEGROOM IS 80 YEARS

CARMA, H., April III, c. Hopkins
eighty years old, and Mrs Rachel May.
htty-two years old, were married in
this city today. Hoskins admits that he
has won his seventh wife, and Mrs.
HOSkins No. Z cOnfeSses she has taken
the marriage vows three times.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-07-23
Charles Ray.

BY request, tho following tribute to
the memory OF the late Charles Ray,
written by friend, is printed:
During all the years OF his young
manhood Charlie Ray has gone in and
out among us and now that he Is no
more there are not wanting friends who
have dropped tear to his memory and
who think that he should not 60 to his
grave without words OF kindness and
some testimonial Of the sorrow that Is
widely and deeply felt because Of bis
untimely end.
He had faults [who has not?l but
many of them leaned to virtues side
and after all, despite his thirtyseven
years, be was only q boy. A sense OF
justice so strong that 1t produced in
him an exaggerated RELAXATION Of ipjurie
to himself or Others vas, perhaps, bis
principal failing. 1t was believed by a
few who saw him often Ia the latter
years OF his life that his mind had be
come unbalanced by bis financial losses
and embarrassmepts, making him 70 q
great extent irresponsible for the I'M.
wise acts and utterapOos that brought a
condemnation upon him that was, be-
cause OF this, largely Rndesersed.
1t wasswelJ known that Charlie was
kind aud sympathetic. Riways for the
"undsr dog 10 the fight" "The
bravest are the teuderest" and Charlie
was brave. He did not know the mean,
Jog of fear, cowardice or a course oil
conduct dictated by motives OF policy
were foreign to his naturally upright
and honorable nature. The burden %
failure and Debt, struggle and despair
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-07-23

was moro than he could endure. Mis-.
takenly trying to right a condition that
was intolerable brought about the
tragedy.
The quaint personality Of Charlie Ray
the qualities that made him unique
and Interesting character, his courtesy,
and kindness to all, his warm heart,
endear his memory to hundreds OF our
citizens who will miss the bright, open
boyish face, his CHEEKY greeting on the
road at chance meetings, tho warm aud
friendly grasp of hie hand.
There was far more Of good than evil
in Charley Ray. His faults will be for
given and forgotten. his virtues remem.
bered. May he rest 10 peace.
"In men whom men pronounce as i'll
find SO much Of goodness still
In men whom men pronounce divine
find so much of sin and blot,
hesitate to draw the line
Between the two, when God has not"
MP,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-07-23
DIAMOND

Diamond Sunday school was well at
tended Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayriager were visiting
at Mr.. Crone's Sunday. rs
Rev. Jerry Clevenger preached at
Blue Sunday morning and evening.
John Buzzard has been baling hay
for the past week. 4a
The farmers are all glad to see the
fine growing showers.
Mrs. Frank Wood is on the sick list.
James Rogers has been very sick. but
is some better now. ~.
Miss Flora crone 10 working at Jake
Byers', JOHNNY. i
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-07-23
DEWEY

Mrs. mosely and family are visiting
in Carterville.
Mrs. Gaddis Is visiting in Webb City.
Vernon Matthews returns this week
to Lynn, Mass., after visit homo for
two weeks.
Mrs. Estey entertained Sunday,
Messrs. Flowers, Matthews, and Clar.
enoe King and their families.
Mrs. Hoover's son from Kansas ia
here on . visit.
Mrs. Besse and Miss Beulsh spent
Tuesday ut the Matthews home.
The threshing machine visited Crows
Rimmons', Rices', Woods, Will Cline's,.
Turner'S, aud finished up Saturday
night at Mr.. Casebolt's.
The gentle rain came and made the
Deweyitss glad.
Harold Golf OF Prague, Okla, 10.
visiting bis grandmother, Mrs. Goff.
Mr.. Forbes OF Carthage was out on
his farm Sunday.
Will Jones is going on trip to Ar.
kansas.
Tomatoes and ''roasting ears ripe.
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. DR.. King
are spending the week in Noodesha,
Kans.
The Democrats will hold rally in,
| the Salem Grove, Saturday night July
25th. Judge Brook and others will
speak. - 81
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-07-23
Personal and Local.
Phone 81.

Phone 81. Ea
Extra long work shirts 500 at Add
,Joyce,s. A.9f
Arthur Hatfield wont to Lamar Mon
day. 1904 ,t Ef .sGJ
White oxfords reduced to tl.oo OF r.
l., Roberts & Son, 7-l6f
Mrs. A. G. Crnutiall Of Webb City
visited with friends here last week.
Summer Underwear, union and two
piece suits, at Add Joyce's. 40
P. B. Cole and wife are visiting rela-
tises Of the Mt. Vernon. 1871 s
Ioquire Of ID. II. Wampler. 79f
Oils Owings and Dyson Roberts went
to Joplin Saturday.
Fresh Northern grown garden seed
in bulk at j. F. Bright's store. 3.l2f
c.. Lyons attended to business at
Carthage Friday last.
N off on all Straw Hats at r. L. Rob
erts & Son, 7-l6f
Mrs. H. Hartley left yesterday morn.
ing for q visit at st. Joseph.
VIM. Tabler had business at Webb
City Tuesday.
Ask about those premiums to pur.
chnsers at Bripbts, CAT
Mrs. E. H. Mcconnell OF Greenfield
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mcconnell
last week.
Mason Schram Economy fruit jars Mt
Chapdler's. Prices right.
Misses Hattie McQuillen and Myrtle
spend the week. end.
Mrs. Lizzie LaForce was at Lamar
Tuesday. ... .-.. -....
Buy your groceries ut Bright's and
get useful premium. 6-4f
Mrs. II. r. Larrick returned home
Friday accompanied by her daughter,
Nrs. ii. y. Jensen Of Corcoran, Calf.
Look at the figures opposite your ad-
dress on this copy OF the NEWS. Don't
let Uncle Sam force us to drop your
name.
Mines. W. L. Carter and M. E. Les
left Saturday for two weeks sojourn
10 Color lido.
You always get fresh goods and
good grade at Crandali Bros. IL 2f
Miss Paula Goettsch Of Carthage
visited Monday with Or. and MIS-. w.
II. Knott.
Phone that news item 10 to us, phone
81. ---- - ,.-
Miss Oshia Elam came down from
Lamar Sunday and spent the evening
with her sister, Mrs. G. G. Eckles.
Pasture to rent for cattle. SAT
A. w. TEETRR.
See the new Schram
automatic sealing fruit
Jars at Wheat & Bishop
Misses. Nellie Boone OF Sheldon and
Wilma carp Of Nevada visited the first
of the week with Mr.. and Mrs.. j d.
Harbuf.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-07-23

Mispes. Rose Kseuer, Icons Boots
and Alberta Melton were tho guests OF
friends at Lamar Saturday night and
Sunday. ca t e
Go to Crnndall Bros. for the Schram
7.9f
Ell. Lauderbaugh has been con-
fined to his home for week past with
illness that threatens to develop into
typhoid fever.
Get cash for your
cream at Wheat &
,BishoD'S. r 6-4f
We wish to thank sincerely those
who lent such kind aid during the Ill.
ness Of our late father, J.hn 7. earns
CAIRNS CHILDREN.
Peanut Flends, Listen.
We have installed big peanut rooster
ht our store and will have fresh roasted
peanuts ready at all times hearafter.
CRANDALL Bros. 2t
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Summers Of Car.
thnge came to Jasper Wednesday to
visit with the latter's father, VIM.
Pike. 10.
Wheat & Bishop can
supply you with bar
rel salt. 3-5f
DR.. and Mrs. James Woods Of Monet
spent Sunday here with DR.. and Mrs.
w. H. Woods. The Monett gentleman
is brother Of the Jasper dentist.
Notice.
As we have decided to quit handling
fresh meat our meat market tools ARE
for sale. CRANDALL Bros. 79f
We are buying cream, testing at store
and paying cash. Bring us your cream.
Wheat & Bishop. 5.l4 4
Mrs. T. v. Keeler left for Monte
Vista, Colo, last Tuesday, called by
telegraphic news Of the serious ILLNESS
Of her son who lives there.
Moved.
1 have moved my blacksmith shop in
to my former headquarters,, one block
south OF Add Joyce's store, in building
TcCtutly OCCuptc0 W "a os EuuI1Suuuus
l will make horseshoeing a speciality
and will be glad to see oil old and new
patrons. j. d. ALLEN. 1854
Up 0.date Blacksmithiug.
/ am conducting u blacksmithing and
general repair shop 10 the building re.
Gently vacated by j. d. Allen, next to
Tabler livery, and will be glad to have
you call on me for work in my line.
Will make horseshoeing and wagon and
buggy work a specially.
JAMES JErFREYs TIC At
Mrs. NJ. B. Fairfield and SON, Rodney,
left Monday for short visit IN Colum-
bus, Kansas.
Joplin Business College wants five
young men and seven young ladies
from Jasper to get ready for n guaran.
teed position, The college will sign a
contract to place 80 Office assistants as
soon as prepared. Chance to earn board.
Tho First National Bank of Jasper
publishes a statement in this weeks
News showing the bank to be in fine
shape and sticking to it's habit OF con-
stantly getting stronger and better.
The Mo. Pacific people sent Frank
Baker an attachment for his bicycle
that enables him to ride on the railroad
track. Its quite help, too, in making
the switches every day with the
lanterns.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-07-23

Straw Hats, all kinds aud prices, q
Add Josce's. asst 4sf!
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-07-23
See the new Schram
automatic sealing fruit
lars at Wheat & Bishop

Misses. Nellie Boone OF Sheldon and
Wilma carp Of Nevada visited the first
Of the week with Mr.. and Mrs. j D.
Harbuf.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-07-23
Bank Statement.

Report OF the condition Of the First
National Bank, at JASPER in the State
OF NO., at the close Of business, July Is,
1908.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-07-23

Harbur.
Ray Boucher left Tuesday morning
for Kansas City whore he expected to
find employment and move his family.
Desring and plain tag Irvine at Wolf
Hardware Co. 6 If
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31

Established January 1858.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. so Montgomery St.
Reliable Renters and Collectors.
S2z, ,ooo-e new and modern fats; Jackson ST.
near Powell; paying at low rental $500
SIS ooogst6S s5S a7. nr. California st: new fats
OF rooms and bath; modern and sunny
rents Sl75 per month.
sl& &00O-Hayes St near Clayton hats; up 10
date; I rooms each; rent $ll0.
Slo5oo-Corner in Richmond; new fats; sl1o
per month.
s. .500-Fine new modern residence Of 9 rooms
and bath; in Jordan park; lot 80 :4xl20; (;
reduced from $4,000; must be sold; only
$4,000 cash required, balance easy pay
uents
slo.OOO-Hsyes ST. near Broderick; } elegant
fats. 5-6-7 rooms and bath; rent $3.50
month; inspect this and make offer.
SIC, ,oOo-Buchanan st; fats near Suffer; mod
ern and IN good condition.
s., s,5o0-Residence; Jordan aF-; rooms and
BATH fine modern home; lot S5:4zl2O It. (;
easy terms.
and bath; marine view; immediate pos
session; easy terms.
5000 Howard st. fats. near 23d; best loca-
tion in the Mission.
$780, houses, 4 rooms and bath each, on
18Th St near Mission: lot 5ex9O feet;
rent SO per month; make offer
S6 ,250-New residence; Sth aF. north OF Golden
Gate park; 6 rooms and bath; mortgage
can remain
$780, hats; Clement So. near 2Osh av.; :
rooms and bath each; rents $46-
81, 4,500-New residence: rooms and bath; in
best location Richmond; mortgage OF
$500 remain.
s.. .25O-NE. corner On Sacramento ST. near
Jones; fine location for fats.
81 zs250-COttage; 6th aF. near California St;
rooms and bath.
81. .2o0-Cottage; 3 rooms and bath; on goth
St; lot 25xIl4 IT; rent $3.50; just built.
s. 2S50-Let on Hyde 81. near Vallejo; 2lX60 II.
81 S00-Ciementina ST. near 9th; lot 25XT5 It.
mortgage 81 500 can remain: make offer.
S2.50o-Jones St near Pacific; 2Ox6S:e.
s., 600 to S3, ,50V-Fins lots IN Clayton and Hayes
sts. and Masonic aF.; I block from park.
LOTS On TERMS TO SUIT.
$50 cash, balance SO monthly; 3Sth av.,
block from Golden Gate park.
81 600 10 81 .500-LOts in 18th aY. boulevard
and 18th av-; hne residence district; Sc
cure your site before electric car service
is completed, when prices VIII jump.
81 .5g0-Cal1tOruia St near 10th aY.; lot 25l
100: on streetcar line.
BUILDINGS TO LEASE
Fireproof building at corner Of Sansome and
Clay sts; 10000 square feet; fine location tor
wholesale house
Battery St near Jackson; 80. 200 sqsare feet;
story and basement mill construction. with en-.
trance TO SansOme st; cheap II leased at once.
Offices in Hastings building for doctors only.
Sacramento 81. near Front: new story and
basement brick blilding; S225-
40 jackson St; story and basement; 5000.
11Ill9 Sansome; story and basement; S175.
$50 Washington: story and basement; $I75.
Mission near 1st; new , story and basement
brick; S175.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31
CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued

LEE, HURLEY & CO.,
660 Market ST., Opposite Palace Hotel.
Phone Douglas 1130.
s25, ,ooo-1 block from Market ST.. splendid cor
ner lot covered with modern building.
stores and fats; renting at S2.s6s per
$23, 000-Fine corner on McAllister St; lot 81 :6x
81, elegant modern building of fats,
renting at S235 per month.
SIG, 000-Ofer wanted; Sutter st. Fill
more; lot 27:6x137:6; substantial 8 story
building: store and lodging house Of IA
sic. .5ooNWeli located in the western Addition; !;
lot 53:1xl2I:6: new ] story building of 4
stores; renting at $3.50 per annum; !;
any reasonable offer entertained
SCI, ,000-Near Sd and Brannan sts. large cor
ner facing 3 streets; under year lease
of $3.50 per month: mortgage of $4,000
s6,25o-Near 4th and Mission; lot 24exso;
brick improvements; under lease at $50
SIT .5oo-Hayes ST. corner improved with Q
modern flats of 5 rooms and bath each;
SIS. 900 Taylor near Broadway; lot 80 feet
frontage: new apartment hats OF 4
rooms and bath each; renting at sl75 per
S12, 000-Va4ejo ST; lot 25x120 of the swell
est flats in the city: 90 rooms and bath
each;: fine marine view. Call at office for
further particulars
SIS, ,000-Green st. Fillmore; lot 30x9o; 3
splendid modern fats of rooms and
bath each: renting at S1S4 per month
s4o,ooo-Geary St; very swell new apartment
house; lot 45x12o to street; bank
mortgage of $4,000 can remain; for
further particulars call at office.
s17, ,500-Near McAllister and Devisadero sts.; 8
substantial and elegant apartment
fats Of 4 rooms and bath each; rents $3.50
per month: investigate this If you are
looking for choice income property.
$6,500-Stanyan ST.; lot 25xl00: fats 4-4-5
rooms and bath; rent $50; mortgage of
$4,000 remain.
SS, ,25o-WaLer st. near Duboce park: . modern
up to date flats of SO rooms and bath;
rent $50 per month.
$S,75o-North side Fulton st. between Baker
and Lyon; modern flats 81 rooms and
bath; lot 25x100 rent SS5 per month.
81, 4,ooo-Vicinity of 10Th and Bryant sts, lot
25x100: Improved with store renting at
S45 per month.
SIS, 600-TNea- Cole and Parnassus; lot 23x122.6;
3 new fats 4-5-6 rooms and bath: cottage
in the rear: renting for S100 per month.
S., ,500--Castro st. 18th; modern fats 81
rooms and BATH lot 26x1O0; rent $50 per
month.
LOTS
s., 1,4O0-Arlington near Roanoke; 50x142; dou-
BILE frontage sewer. gas. water.
So, ,50o-13th (boulevardl corner: 32:6x100.
SO, 5Do-Howard st. 14th 25xS5
81, 750-Splendid corner 10th ST: Avenue corner
(boulevard); 50x95: terms.
LEE, HURLEY & CO.,
$50 Market ST.. rooms 215-216.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31

sal ,oo0-NW. corner close to Van Ness av.; resi-
dence of 26 large rooms and 2 baths:
large concrete lined vault; large iot, % % %
xl20 feet; 3 frontages; excellent location
ls,ooo,only $4,000 cash necessary; near De,
visadero ST; modern fats, rooms and
bath each; rents $40; large lot 1o0x1lo
feet.
s17.50o-yallejo ST., in best block; new, modern
artistic residence and baths:
paneled walls, beamed ceilings hardwood
floors, etc; concrete basement first class
construction; handsome electric fixtures
throughout; lot 30y13T:6 feet; house has
never been occupied; must be seen to be
appreciated
SIG, ,o0O-Webster st. corner. marine view resi-
aence; ii rooms and , baths; large I'M
ished basement; tiled bathroom; panelec
walls. hardwood floors. etc.; large con-
servatory; nice garden.
sl2,5o0-Presidio heights residence near Preside
terrace; fine modern residence of 1C
every bedroom; large. cemented base
SIN ,oo ment; garden; lot .25xi2o feet.
$4o'ooo-Grand marine view residence east oi
and bath; lot 37:6x137:8 IT.. must be
sold; make offer; mortgage $4,000 can
SlO.ooo-Only $4,000 cash required; beautiful
modern residence facing Park panhandle
10 rooms and BATH large basement; LOT
$4,000 each-Alission ST business lots neal
ltth St; lots 2Jx122:6 feet each: In
one one of the best business blocks of Mis-
Ss.5o0-0nly $4,000 cash: Post ST. near Leav-
enworth: lot 27:6x137:8 feet will trade
Tor income property; good location foI
apartment house.
Ss,ouO-Only one-thrd cash required; northeast
business corner on Broderick ST.; store and
three fats of and bath each;
rents Slo0 per month; lot 29x137:6 feet;
must be sold.
S6,250-Polk st. business corner; lot 25x90 IT.
unsurpassed corner for store and fats;
only third cash, balance mortgage
interest per cent; must be sold; bar.
gain.
So,650-Only 81. 900 cash required; near Clement
st. and new park boulevard; two modern
fats 40 roms and bath each; high base
ment could be made into store; rents 500
lot 25x105 feet.
So,O00-2d mr.. Clement St; nicely arranged
house of rooms and bath: mortgage
$1,000 can remain; large basement; :, mod
ern and up to date in every way; make
offer.
$1,000 each-Polk ST. business lots; lots 25I
30 feet each: will sell on terms: third
cash, balance mortgage; interest
per cent; excellent location for stores and
flats.
$500 each-Capp ST.. near 18th; lots 25I
l22:6 feet each; excellent location fol
fats.
Sl,3o0-only $3.50 cash necessary; Shrader st.
lot 25:1xl00 feet; all street work done
choice location for cottage or fats;
bargain.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31
PANHANnLE FIATS

tei0O0-Cole ST., splendid fats Of 5-6 rooms
and bath each; just finished; improve
ments are OF the best, with electric lights
and gas fixtures. stone steps, maple man
tel; rent Sl5 per month; mortgage $1,000
can remain; must be seen 10 be appre-
ciated.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31

SS4 acres. miles south of Napa on county
road and electric line. large water supply for
alfalfa and domestic purposes; 1ne dairy of
horse ranch: price reasonable.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31
CITY REAL ESTATE

G. II. UAIBSEN & CO,
real Estate, Renting, Collecting and Insur
snce, 20 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31
CHEAP RIl1 N FLATS


t9, 9,50O-Calsfornia St. near Sd av; 3 fne
fats Of rooms and bath each; only
B years old and steadily rented for S95
per month; mortgage OF s., 500 can re-
main; this is good
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31
COUNTRY DEPARTMENr

81. 600 acres. San Luis Obispo county; 10,o0o
acres farming land: 1.000 acres alfalfa lRndi
fenced and cross fenced; coed oil indications; ~
per acre.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31

SOL GETZ & SONS, INC, Real Estate Dealers,
b07 DevisaderO st. near Hayes.
NEW LOTS-NEW LOTS.
$3.50 to 81, ,250&Cheapest and best located,
graded lots. not miles out Of town or distant
from carlines but right close to beautiful Golden
Gate park and ocean, fronting electric cars; on
installments
Go at once and see very cheap, new, Goth
av lots block from park and cars, all graded !;
fine view; easy terms. call for diagrams and
prices.
$3.50 to S900-Choicest Richmond lots; fine
view; cars; terms.
$50, $3.50 to s4oo-Excelsior homestead and
Ocean View lots on terms.
$3.50, 81 200, 81. 600 to $2.5oo-Choice cottages,
splendid locations; easy terms.
|. oceanside branch office cornen st. and 47th
av Open daily and Sundays.
SOL, GETZ & SONS. NC. Owners and Dealers.
507 Devsadero st. near Hayes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31
SUNSET CORNER INVESTMENT

70 excnange-Elegant room residence; cost
SS,l5o, located il Ross, Marin county; viii
exchange for San Francisco lots.