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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-26

There Is a ballot box in the As
toran Office where the votes may be
deposited for any young ladies whom
you may see fit to vote for. II you
cannot bring the ballots to the Office,
send them In by mail to the Contest
Manager and the votes will be ac.
corded to the young lady for whom
they are intended. The votes are
counted twice. so there can be no
mistake as TO the proper number oi
ballots accorded to each candidate,
The votes are always open for inspec-
ton to insure a fair deal.
HOW TO WIN.
The easiest and quickest way to win
KS for candidates to ask their friends to
Erepay their subscription for 6 to IL
months. 1t costs the subscriber moth
ing extra to do this and they are
saved the annoyance OF weekly and
monthly collections. By so doing you
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good any time during the contest
Orders for the prizes will be given
the successful contestants at the
close OF the contest; same may be
used by the contestant herself or
disposed OF in any manner she may
see ft.
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-26

second City Limits
VOTE
Miss Esther Mattla 1886 Grand avenue 37oio
Miss Margaret Ayana 22 SD street 32658
Miss Rose Nordstrom 265 Bond 81 953
MISS Clara Larson All Franklin avenue 31o9
MSS Mamie Wilson 3o 3Sth street,. .............29o4
MISS Annie Bue 1000 Franklin avenue 22757
MISS Enbeg 1873 Cedar street ...,..,... 1890
MISS Nellie DAVIS H1 Franklin ave ...,........23o6l
Miss Nellie Ansedt 1858 Irving ............14o74
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SECOND Observation-Disclosures a the City Of Ninth to
Twenty y-second
MISS Lydia Yode .........,....3s9oS
MISS Mary Fosset 74o Grand ..........3ol4
Miss Lelah Cibaugh with Hoeaer. .......,.....3 3978
Miss Martha Foard 392 18th street. ..........
Miss Mary Boentgcn s38 Duane. ..... 28o87
Miss Jeanic 5 Lynch ~ Franklin 27o78
MISS May Dench. V3a 18th street
MISS Birdie Wise A8 Harrison street 4s4
MISS Olga Hlbon 502 Franklin 37S
Miss Hattie Tallant 6s2 Grand ..... 2848
MISS Mabel Smingon o 18th .......... 2824
Miss Hazel Hamln with A. Cyrus ............229o
Miss Armela Crus, us Franklin ...........2lS6 1856
MISS Edna Campbell 458 Commercial 1887
Miss Birdie McCrosky. 7l9 Duane. ...........186o
MISS Alice Nelson 58 Grand avenue ............17648
Miss Elsie Elmore, 38S 18th .....6o78
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List Of Nominations.

FIRST Observation-Disclosures all City east Of Twenty
=A.@&al Ea--X l.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND, Nov. 6.-Eritish ship wyrnstay
nnished loading last night ard cleared today for
the United Kingdom with a cargo OF wheat.
The five masted American schooner Crescent
Captain Olson. finished loading lumber at the
Delpnin's last night and today signed a crew to
make the TO Guaymas, Mex Captain Olson
had his crew load the cargo here. and in order
TO facilitate matters paid them OF as shore
workers yesterday and then resigned them as
sailors They got IS more month while work
ing cargo in port
Norwegian ship Asgerd has shifted to the
Oceanic dock, where her wheat cargo viii be
completed in a couple OF days Captain Halver-
son is now arranging for a crew
French bark Sainte Anne is discharging ballast
at Linnton.
The Hartman liner Rose City. Captain Kids
ton. left Ainsworth wharf this afternoon for
San Francisco.
ers this morning by one Of the densest fogs
ever experienced here Between the hours Of ]
and IL was impossible 10 DISTINGUISH an OBJ
ject 20 feet ahead on the river.
Captain Law. master of the British bark Lyd-
gate, which arrived here yesterday after a
stormy voyage from Santa RosaIia. reports that
October %. while in longitude 40 west. latitude
40.34 north. he spoke the British ship Brabloch.
from Antwerp June 5 for Portland About a
day later ke spoke the British bark Balmoral.
from Tacoma for Queenstown.
ASTORIA, Nov 6--Steamer Eureka. Captain
Norea. arrived this morning from Eureka and
way ports and left UP river for Portland to dis
charge.
The oil tanker Atlas. Captain Badger. with OIL
barge No g. arrived this afternoon from Point
Richmond. and the Atlas. leaving the oil barge
at this port. left IN river for Portland.
Brisish steamer Foreric arrived from Puget
sound and viii load lumber at the plant Of the
Hammond lumber company Of this city for Aus
tralia-
French bark yincennes CAPTAIN Noel. left out
this morning for Queenstown or Falmouth for
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Friday. November s. 1908:
Lewis P. Meaney, 81, 542 Page St, and Ger
trude B. kfiday, IS $50 Waller St
Carl Rossbach. 35 and Martha Rohde, "a.
both of 2T0 Lily ave.
Maurice Dueasse. %, 1924 Seventeenth ST..
and Catherine Candalot % 8226 Seventeenth st.
Federico Peccaria. 81. a24 North Point ST..
and Regina Zenti, rs. 1858 Stockton St
Victor Schmid, 81. 154 Belvede-e ST., and
Amelia NJ Schwab ~ 7i6 Shrader ST.
Irvine F. Mathews, 81, 40 Hugo ST.. and
Inez Smith. 10. Lodi.
Leon Gsrrisues, 81. and Anna Carnazac, IS.
both of 1926 Eighteenth ave
Richard l.. Tiernan, p. $40 Fair Oaks ST., and
Charles ". Pfaff. 81 736 Stanyan St, and
Fernando A. Riekhord. "a. and Liddie c. Res
William c. Bartlett. II. Oakland. and Lena
Miller lS Centerville.
Tamekichi Haraguchi. 81, Agnew, and Fusa
Inoue, 81. POPS Pine st.
OAKLAND, Nov. 6.---The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Joseph e. Mathews. 21, and Elsie n. McFail.
16 both OF San Leandro.
Robert Reid. rs. and Martha Flynn, %, both
OF Oakland.
Floyd w Hiner. 2S and Jessie NJ. Archibald.
81 both of San Francisco
Alexander J. Butler, %, and Louise O. Duarto,
90 both Of Niles.
Abraham Strather, 81 and Hanna S. Hick-
man 49, both of Oakland.
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Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Hongkong Maru's Passengers Learn of Taft's
Election by Wireless While at Sea

The steamship Hongkong Maru ar
rived in port early yesterday morning
from the orient. Captain II. S. Smith
reports that. with the exception of one
day, the weather was exceptionally fine
The vessel was % days ~ hours from
Hongkong, II days and II hours from
Yokohama, and days and % hours
from Honolulu.
Captain Smith further reports that
at 1890 o'clock on Thursday evening
he received a wireless message from the
transport Sheridan. The Sheridan left
this port Thursday noon, bound to
Manila. The telegram gave the news
to the passengers of the Hongkong
Maru that Taft had been elected pres
ident of the United States. and that
everybody on board the transport was
well.
The Hongkong Maru brought 3,047
tons of merchandise. This included
1920 bags of rice 4,539 chests of tea,
sS3 sacks of coffee 1888 bales of raw
silk and-642 bales of mating.
1t also brought the following first
class cabin passengers:
From Hongkong-W. c. Kruegei, Miss M.
Wilson.
From shanghai-Mrs. A. W. Atwood. Miss NJ.
Il. Atwood.
Burns Miss C. A. Burns n. W. McIvor. Miss
H E. McIvor. Miss H. F. McIvor, Miss ~
Wilson,
Aberdeen May Re Saved
The steamer Aberdeen. which went
ashore at the entrance to Eureka yes
terday, is well known at this port,
where it has been in the lumber trade
FOR several years. The vessel was
loaded with lumber and was bound to
this port when it went ashore near
South Bay. The vessel is reported to
be resting easily. and Captain Carey
expected to float it late last night
The Aberdeen is owned by the Pacific
lumber company of this city. 1t left
this port for the north on October 81.
WhaIer BeIuga Arrives
The whaler Beluga arrived in port
yesterday morning IA days from
Unalaska. 1t is the first of the whalers
to arrive back with this seasons catch.
Captain Porter reports that he caught
five whales during the eight months
he was in northern waters, and this
gave him 5000 pounds of bone. the
largest of the seasons catch. He also
reports that on August s his cook, B. F.
Ballinger, died from dysentery. Ballin-
ger was 81 years old and a native OF
Tacoma, Wash. Captain Porter said
was in port at Unalaska when the
Beluga started south: that the bark
Jeanette had caught three whales, the
steamer Kariuk seven for the two sea
sons CATCH the steamer Narwhal had
three whales, the steamer ThrasheT
three, and the steamer Belyedere three
The Beluga encountered heavy snow
storm on the way down when of Point
st. Mathew.
Ammon Arrives
The Kosmos steamship Anlnon, Cap
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tain Ebeling, arrived in port yester-
Day 1O4 days from Hamburg II
brought 5000 tons of. general mer-
chandise.
Star of Russia Arrives
The Alaska packers association ship
star OF Russia arrived yesterday from
harluk 1t was 221z days in maxim z
the run down the coast. 1t brought
$4,000 cases of salmon. II is the last
or the vessels of the salmon feet to
arrive that has been engaged in the
salmon trade in northern waters.
Lumber Arrivals
Lumber arrivals by sea from north
eIn coast points yesterday amounted TO
$4,000 feet.
VIII Sail Today
The Oceanic steamship company
steamer Alameda will sail today at II
a. m for Honolulu 1t will carry a
large number of passengers.
Bound for GuaymaS
The Pacific Coast steamship Curacao
will leave for Guaymas and fnternedi-
ate ports at 10 O'Clock this morning.
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CITY REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ALTA PLAZA HOME.
beaufltui colonial place contains psrlor and
-fiug rooin- reception haH. Dutch dining room
- white and blue. ; spacious bedrooms. kitchen.
palh ana cement laundry room. entirely new
pumping; elegant gas and electric fixtures. open
L5tl-ece Illec sink, etc. walks; key lot 25x
- 800 Clay 81 between Steiner and Pierce;
price 5000; open Sunday
=,elu-hacidc heights fats. Of them in
LEY ST. near Derissdero. and 5 rooms and
ba th; entire first story is brick lot 25xI2T feet;
At narth side OF street: rents same 1896. he
Tore nre- SO. SO. $3.50 per month; great
panoramic view; gas and electric fixtures; mod
ern plumbing.
opposite Lafayette square: 5 fue fats Of :
Snl rooms and bath. an rented; building cost
sl2.oo.- this IS an exceptionally good buy; price
f4=-u10- ior alone is worth Sc 6.c0o.
hANE a Co % Nnr-cnrrarE St
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS
NU14CE 10 CONTRACTORS
Office Of the Board OF State Harbor Con;nfssiol
ers Union Depot and Ferry House 81

Office Of the Board OF state Harbor Commission
ers. Union Depot and Ferry House. san
Francisco, Cal, October IL 1908.
Sealed proposals or bids VIII be received at
this Office at or prior TO $3.50 O'Clock D. m. on
strucJion Of Section II, of the seawaII the same
10 extend from the northerly end of Section l2
six hundred teool feet northerly along the water
front line Of the City and County of San Fran
cisco, IN accordance with the plan and suecffca-
tions prepared therefor by the Assistant State
1908, ana file in this Office. to which speciai
reference is hereby made. The work TO be done
under these sPecihcatons consists in furnishing
all stone and labor for constructing stone sea-
wall II is estimated that the stone seawaIl viii
require about So 600 tons OF stone of 2 coo pounds
per ton, Of this amount 7S, COO tons OF smaller
stone VIII be required for the core of the en-
bsnkment and about u. 00o tons Of large stone
for the,outer slopes. The stone must nor he s,rh
3eet 20 decomposition or disintegration by the
action Of the sea water or air
The stone for the core viii include stone fron,
pound in weight up TO any size and weight in
3 Iair assortment; the stone for the outer stones
1h lait assoI tl.euts no oo9ectton viii be made
stone larger than four cubic feet The s1one
other lines OF Cleavage
No bid viii be received unless # is made on
blank form furnished from this office and is
accompanied oy sample weighing about 20
pounds OF the stone 70 be used and Certified
cheek Of I've l5l per cent of the aggregate
amount Of the bid. payable to the order Of the
Secretary OF the Board. es grsrantse on v1 .h t.e
part OF the successful bidder that he will Srth4n
six 80 days after the acceptance Of the hid
enter into written contract TO do said vort
according 10 the plans and specifications nre
pared therefor and VIII also execute snd F6is
with this board bond in such sum as the board
may deem adequate with surety coppanr 70
be approved By the Board of State Harbor Com
missiOners and conditioned FOR the faithful rar
Torrance OF such contract; nor viii said bid be
considered BY this board unless delivered 70 4be
Secretary OF 20 the Assistant Secretary 81 -
offce Of the Secretary, at prior 10 30 o,cloc
D. n on THURSDAY. November 10 zoos -
which time and place the bids viii be opened
The Board reserves the right to reject anr or
eli bios II deemed for the best interests OF the
State.
Bidders sre invited to be present at the omen.
ing Of the bids.
JAMES n. GILLETf.
Governor Of the State Of California ex ofActo
Member OF the Board OF State Hsrbor Com
nlissioners.
EDWARD robson TAYLOR
Mayor of the City and County of San Francisco
ex oficio Member ef the Board Of state Har.
bor Commissioners.
". V. STAFFORD,
HENRY J. CR0CKER
". z. DENNISoN.
Board OF state Hzrbor Commissioners
RALPH BARKER. Assistant State Engineer.
". 3. THORPE. Secretary
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore ST.
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Birth marriage and death notices sent By mail
win not be inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied TO have the published. Notices re-
strcted simply 10 the announcement OF the event
are published once In this column free OF charge
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RuRLINeAME REAL EsrArE

$40 secures s Iot in beaufiful Bnriingame 50
feet front ron can build q house and save
rent. price S5ff. ror cant beat tie property
which We are Offering in this high class sub
srb. sewer and water mains. . minutes
from CITY bv s. r trains or Mission 81. cars
get on ~ Burlinesme station: office opposite.
LYON q HnAls GIG Markn- 81
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NO snow on ground

NO snow on ground
SYNOPSIS
No rain has fallen at any point on the Pacific
slope. With the exception OF fog along the
fty In the Sacramento valley 4S per cent
and in the San Joaquin so per cent. The pres
sure distribution favors fog along the coast.
breaking away during the day and fair weather
in the interior with high afternoon temperatures.
, FORECAST
Ssn Francisco and vicinity-Fair Saturdsy,
with fog in the morning; light south wind.
changing 20 north-
santa Clare valley-Fair Saturday. with fog
IN the morning; light north wind
Sacramento vzlley-Fair Saturday. not
warm in northern portion; light north wind.
San Joaquin Taliey-Fair Saturday; light south
wind.
Los Angeles and vlcinlty-Cloudy SATURDAY.;
light north wind changing 10 south
A. G. McADIE. District F0recaster.
~--~>~-~-~~-~~-->-->~--~--~-~
orders with cargo Of III .9l3 bushels OF wheat.
valued at 500. 722.
German steamer Nic0raedta Captain Wage
man. left ont this afternoon for Yokohama and
way ports with general cargo.
San Francisco and Portland people negO-
tiating for the purchase OF the British bark
Galeiia. stranded Clatsop beach couple OF
years ago Apparently II appears in good con
dition. but the prospective purchasers say that
its back is broken and has settled in the mud
so that it viii be impossible TO remove the YES
sell
willamette and Columbia river pilots are OF
the opinion that every craft engaged in the
coastvise traffic should be equipped with appn-
ratus for the transmission OF wireless messages.
They say shipping would be saved many hours
Of delay and figure that owners would soon and
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San ANsELMo REAL ESTATE

SS5o-Sacrifce. owner obliged to sell. beautiful
lof G5xIJ0: grand view. shade trees. water.
street work. etc. surrounded by elegant im-
rr1vrments. minutes walk % station. Box
enn san .nSpIrro-
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DINGEE PARK REAL ESTATE
RrDWaQD CITY

lALDAODD 1l42-
Mr. Wm. J. Dlngee. owner of Dingee Park
8 placing the market the most desirable
tract for home sites IN California: beautifully
wooded with oaks. the streets are being macad-
smized sewers laid; cement sidewalk curbs put
down Easy terms. Lots average 65x130 feet
Only 80 minutes from San Francisco. minutes
from station For further particulars apply
HOLM WALSH.
Ecrns a-l-al1- Crocker hnlldinC.
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m.nIN coI-NTY REAL EsrArE

SNAP-s75 cash. lots IN San Anselmo; 50x150:
ainnce ~ 500 On terms. all beautifully wood
ef- swell locality grand mountsin and marine
-ien-- minutes walk 70 station: water. street
-E~0ry. etc, only lors left II. r MANN. op-
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Weather Report

United States department OF agriculture
weather bureau. San Francisco Nov. 6. 1905.
RAINFALL. DATA
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wELRosE REAL ESTATE

COTTAGE SACRIFICED 81 .600-TERMs.
rrrr- rooms and har... also adjoining room cot
fa~e. s. Ceo. Mr. SWANk, 30 STANLEY aF.. !
hlock ftom East 1sth 81. cars. beyond Mel
roer flrrk raSf ~ Seminary
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CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY

OFFICEs
500, sos. soe and soT Union Square Building.
$50 POST ST
Telephone Douglas 151A
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE

NiEEIF situated ranch 0n Monterey bay; short
y distance from Apros, l3J acres good dwell
- iag and other bniidings; everything equipped
fog 2 home fruit snd grain lana, reliloaa
3 runs through places want city properly OF
SD 000 value ID exchange Address box 1854
Cfn rffrc
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BIRTHS

BIoUE-In this city, November 5. 1908. TO the
wife Of Emile jean Bigue SON
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DEATHS


BAcHRoDT-In Oakland. Cal, November 6.
1905 Hugo c.. idolized husband Of Lizzie
Bachrodt, beloved brother of Miss Amalfa
and SON in law Of Mrs. Sophie psssett ns.
tive of Germany, aged 43 years IL months ard
10 days.
invited 70 attend the funeral tomorrow tSun-
day.. at o'clock p- m. from his late resi-
dence. l442 East Eighteenth street on Fruit.
0livet cemetery, by electric funeral car from
ferry at $3.50 p. m.
BR0MAN-In this city. November T. 1905.
(,ottfrid husband of the late Marie Bro
man and loving father of Jean. Alice.
Gpttfrid Louis and Albert Bronan. a ma
tive of Motala. Sweden. aged 35 years mem
ber of the Swedish society; odin lodge No.
3e3. l. O. o. F.; Redwood camp No 81, w
o. F., and bridge and structural iron workers
local No. 81.
invited 10 attend the funeral services tomor-
row tSpnday) November s, at o'clock D. m,
t the aSs sns .asnesi hall 24 MsTkss
society and odin lodge No. 3s3. l. o. O. +.
Interment Mount olivet cemetery: Remains
ut the chapel OF Craig. Cochran & Co., 116e
Valencia street near Twenty third.
odin lodge No. sas. L. o. o. F.. requests
its members TO attend the funeral OF Brother
isb ,' american hail. 2174 Market street. tenor.
row Sunday, at l2;a5 2, N;
CHAs GoDIN. Secretary.
CoIIIE-Tn Alameda. Cal, November g. 1905
Captain Thomson Collie. beloved husband OF
Margaret Collie. native OF Aberdeen Scot
land aged 20 years and O months
The funeral viii take place Monday No
vember O. 1908 at 10 o'clock a. m from
his late residence. 23ll Alameda avenue Ala
media Intcrment private
DAwsETT-In this city. November g. 1908 Re
becca dearly beloved wife OF William Daw-
setf devoted daughter OF John ana the late
Eliza Patterson and loving sister Of John Jr.
Netfie Hazel and Mary Patterson, a native
Of New York, aged % years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
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HAVE pair Of fats in Oakland and elegant hill
side district lot il Berkeley, both valued
S. 800: mortgage Sc. 00o- VIII exchange equity
fcr aood residence property. Box 25Sl. Call
.-re-a fatrenf
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MARRIAGES

Der 90 1908. by Rev. ". II. Scott and Rev.
E. z. bennett. Albert s. wirtner and Fannie
Inae Humphreys, both of San Francisco.
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DO You Want $500:
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page Is
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WANTS TO LEASE

I vrtNr ~ rent or lease 20 to 30 acre prune
and chefrr orchard. must be good cash rent
ln Santa Clara county Address Orcaarclst,
box iszo. Cal offce.
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- cRuz REAL EsTATE
REAL EsTA9E 10 EXCHANGE

RkNcEIEs. ? a. up improved; town property
iots y r. Parker. l25 Pac. ~. SAINTS cEaz
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s. DOWNS A MONTH
nEn-E TpArT
L0EME TRACT.
rrrrfe1or nier~frf Sen r-enrfSrr


Excelsior District. San Francisco.
70 close out The Few remaining lots this month
Is choice homesites are offered on these very
easy terms. Al investment for home. FOR
prcht, Tor sewing that loose change which es-
ce1es from E9u every month In settlement
~ homes ana stores. Two the schools. car
lines including owl service. Sewers. side
walks. tsTes free. and McEDerney title guar
anteed. Yen VIII never have such another
chance AZ city property and you must act
quick. Delays are dangerous, and-expensiye-
Take Polk. I-arkin. onondsga sy. Ingleside.
cemeteries or san Asre0 car via Mission St 70
junction of Onondsga and Russia avs Tract
c-rce coz Russia aT- and Vienna ST Come
Saturday OF sunday T. r A OBEhAE1Eh,
agent, zto van Aess sF- Tel Market s-zs.
). A ADAMS. surveyor. s25 Bush 81 Phone
-s--s 80
SS5o-Nesv house for sale. KATZ. sos Cortland
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
EXCURSION SATURDAY. NOVEMBER :.
SPECIAL RATES.
FROM OFFICE OF NINZEST 4 PATTERSON,
% Post St. San Francisco
TO HATCH ROCK ORCHARD TRACT.
RICHEST LAND n CALIFORNIA
no lRkIGATIoA,
. ALL DEEP BOTTOM sEDnIENTARY LOAN
ONE-FTFTH CASH. BALANCE TO SUIT
FROM FIVE ACRES Up.
FIVE CROPS OF ALFALFA EVERY YEAR.
WHETHER IT RAINS OR NOT
NEW Town SITE-BEAUTIFCL LOCATION.
Twelve Electric trains daily.
THE EXCURSION LEAVES oUR OFFICE
SATI RDAE. p. A. COME n AND LET Is
FULLY EXPLAIN. AED ARRANGE To co
W1IH Is DO SoT FORGET WHILE THINK
INC THIS OVER THAT NOU CAN RAISE ANY
IHlNG Under THE SIN WITHOUT IRRIGA-
Ton. ALSO REMEMBER THAT YOU ARE
BUYING LAND AT 3 ITS ACTUAL VALUE.
DO NOT FAIL TO CONE " AND TALK
WITH - REGARDING THIS EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY
EINZENT & PATTERSON.
s. Post St. s. F.
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ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE
CLEANUP SALE.
rrrrl l-rr ..Dnr- r~-rc--~ Ef-nr-

FIRST CONE FIRST SERVED
SO viii buy l0r 50 feet froNt; balance SO
monthly. Last d lots IN rhe famous Mira Monte
trscr VIII b. sold on these extraordinary terms
over 100 ri these lots have been sold; many
handsome houses have been erected Remember
thar SO invested n0w means certain profit Of
500 cr COO per cent Lots are covered with
grand old trees. sewer and water mains laid
sausslito and electric train 10 Kentfeld. branch
lyon & RoAG. SIS Merket St
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FINANCIAL
WANTED


Amounts up TO $4,000 at per cent for mtge
loans DU RAY SMITH, ioi5 Broadway, Oak.
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Continued on Page 10
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FROM OFFICE OF NINZENT 4 PATTERSON
% Post ST., San Francisco.
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WANT ADS
OsNsKD ALGEFDl BERMaH FRUITYAIE
HELP WANTED

EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
JAPANESE Employment ofice-GeaeraI con
tractors: furnishes best help ;sSI sth St. Oak
land. Phone oakland 3l5s. Home A-45Ia.
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FIVE CROPS OF ALFALFA EVERY YEAR
WHETHER IT RAINS or NOT
NEW TOWN SITE-BEAUTIFUI LOCATION.
Twelve Electric trains daily.
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lALIfOEAIA land. 81 per acre cash payment.
balance purchase 90 cents month per acre;
Close san Francisco; 10 taxes. 10 interest; )
ecre tracts. level. rich. clear. ready 60 plow.
irrigated perpetual water rights: immediate
possession. particulars. maps. Photographs free.
STEVENSON COLONY. i4l4 Marker St. s. 2
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CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore st.
Past