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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28

There n a gorgeous and happy end
ing 90 the story. not spoiled by the
fact that Carmalita, the Fairy. re-
forms Fudge. the black art exponent,
Incidental 20 an the rapid and hu-
morous action of tho ploce are de-
hFhtful lyrics. the most catchy music,
and an with a gorgeous costume
and scenic setting The east espe-
clally selected 90 present this novel
ana mnslcal fantasy would prove a
Notable one IN any comic opera. All
are prime fayoriiea, and some ot
them individual stars. A glance az
"A few ~ The namca IA anficieni;
Evelyn Kollogr. Nellie Nice Mabel
nav. Annie nressler Fannie MARITIME,
AMY rhropp. Lulu Rordon, Fred
Nica. Ross Snow, Carrlck Major.
Iamas McElhrrn. Percy Matson, Lutte
Vrohman. nert l.oyoy and grand
heauty chorus Of forty well-tralned
voices Thia with an augmented or
ehostta under the leadership ~ Fred
WAN niakes complete organization
siNtytWo. Al the grand
opera house Medneday night
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28

There's a Big Red neyil thai goes
after an children Who have been
naughty lsnt that q beautiful
sentlment to take into YOUR home.
pyinted Ia big headlines In a Port-
land SUNDAY paper
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28
SMILES

The bin has passed the senate
creating two judicial districts In ore.
gon. What Oregon needs Is lots
more federal Offices flled with arst
class Indietable material.
Oregon has a town called Juntura.
The Good Citizenship party Is
working Linn county
u'Ren's head is level II Is not
proper for everybody TO chase after
high once
After awhile Il will be found that
little moral character Is required
60 hold federal Offices as well as
state
ono thing about the direct primary
nobody is shut out from going aft
er any old once
A reporter can have too much
imaginative faculty
There Is money Ia raising hogs,
but none IN eelng a hog
That North Mpl creek ditch would
make a sood sewer 10 water VAS kept
r"nn'ns through
The city sJep-dads should ana
some way 20 put in litue drain tile
over Ia South salem Ry SOME splen-
did engineering am rscape Tor drain-
axe 20 the west is Ovlt ou. and the
standing water o. causing sickness.
rheN have dug the ditch Give them
a little ii'ing, sentlemen.
\ ha'fpage ad Ia tho Rosehnrr
taiy Review shONs that Rostein.
Gre nhaum CO, ~ salem. are
rushius "a The big Fisher 4 Rollows
CO. stock Rostein 4 Gveenbaum are
live rus'ling young merchants.
There's a Rig Red Devil than goes
after all children who have been
naughty lsnt that beautiful
sentiment % take into your home
arintcd Ia hig headlines Ia Port
and SUNDAY paper
Scoodlespieler objects 90 ehean
money tle SAYS IRIS too easy % get.
"a can set down as a tact that
naa Nho Is a man never lies 10 bis
'iie unlcss "a b an absolute neces-
iV aa1 solely fog ~ good.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28

"a can set d0wn as 4 tact that a
nAaa Who Is man never lies 10 bis
Uiie unless h b an absolute neces-
siV aad solely toF ~ good.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28

\ ha'fpase al Ia the Rosehnrr
nsily Review shows that Rostein.
Gre nhaUm a Co, ~ salem. are
rushius 0n the his Fisher 4 Bellows
Go. stock Rosteln 8 Oreenbaum are
live ruslllng young merchants.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28
orEN AIR coNcEnr
salem Military Hand nelighis Large
troNd--ole Olson Mas Thew.

The eai,m Military tapi. under
the diferiion of "A \ St0adenmeyer
EAtv ga eAeeilpnt upen aif program
sunday sNffugnn at the cornpr %
Commefslal AAd Court siraeis The
ve@ihgr hyipE ideal Coz Ianuar,
caN q lsfse aUd appropriate crowd
tpoa EathSred 90 yni0y the masic
fhe pompefs renderci 81 Salems
exeellent musieai ofganlsation Nero
NAIled IIlm lhn alA..las b nnnalar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28

a. a NefvN R0Nn X Past. Sa-
lem; ~ y u0nsr. Warrentou; John
- Sirons. p A. Shields. Portland 8
Henry d hakoE halfway, r. ,.
fraNer kugfne , " Slmm0ns
hrtland' "A n stephens OAKLAND.
w Girls nthWailc. OrcsOA city, A. n.
NIAnh. Mlmar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28
TEA

The cost of good tea is
so very little: only a third
of a cent a cupl a cent
and-a-half or two cents
for the family breakfast
reuf gsSsf returns Yeur nonsY Hyou don't
HE Sshllings Best Ne pay hiu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-28

AII UpmOrTuIIr tIIIh'HH VI VH0
state OF Oregon. irrespective OF past
political associations and differences
who can unite with ms in the eiiorl
OF a pure, economical constitutional
government are cordially invited "a
ioin us In sending delegates TO the
state convention.
ALEX SWEEK,
J. n. RYAN. Chairman
Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10

futile attempt was made by the still
powerful boss to remove District At
torney Langdon from Office and place
himself in the anomalous position of
his own prosecutor 1t is shown
that Henry Ach, Ruefs present at
torney, was instrumental at that time
in advising Ruef, and Heney afirms
that it was brought to his knowledge
at that time that Ach was cognizant
of the corruption existing in the
board of supervisors and was instru-
mental in drawing the affidavit in
which Ruef and the guilty members
of the board of supervisors swore
that they were innocent of crime.
Through all the preliminary events
of the graft prosecution Heney car
ries his exposition up to the time
when Ruef was finally brought to
trial and the first suggestions of i'm
munity were first made On the
light that the guilty members of the
board of supervisors made full CON
fessions of their boodling enterprises
to the graft prosecutors, Heney de-
clares that Frank ] Murphy, another
member of Ruef's counsel, learned
of these confessions from Supervisor
Nicholas and carried the news
straight to Ruef, who was then a
prisoner in the Little St. Francis
hotel.
When Supervisors Wilson and Gal
lagher later visited Ruef at the same
place and told him he could receive
the same immunity that had been
given them, they did so without the
knowledge or authorization of either
Langdon or Heney
BURNS SUGGESTION SECUTED
Burns, who was in daily conference
with Ruef, first suggested to Henev
and Langdon that he believed com
plete immunity should be extended TO
Ruef, and Heney at once declared
that he would never consent to this.
He insisted that Ruef was no ordi-
nary political boss and man of no
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
Confession of Former Boss Made
al Instance of Henry ACh
DupIiGty of Defendants Attorney
Revealed by His Own Words

graft prosecution lying which
dsedt its battle for civic deency since the
contract for partial immunity given Abe Rue annued and the
brought part of the record in the
Ruef this morning.
Heneys affidavit will form the greater sub
of completed last night and presented IN
entirety by The Call morning of the amazing story
nfamy for the first tne and because
directed Ruef against the
prosecution.
startling this affidavit has been
of justice in California in all probability IN any
tale of brazn conspiracy out the law which
equaled the of historian So clear
positive Assistant District Attorney Heney
thoroughly logical the explanations he gives
every the in its dealings with Rue
that discrepancies welded into the
perfect sequence of necessary procedure with convincing
force that leaves room for impeachment
Heney affidavit to the frantic attacks that
Ruef the corporation graft defendants in
public sentiment from the side of the prosecution 1t
answers but further and
complete detailed history of the entire graft battle
this city of inception the day
Every rsh fought long secret
hidden that have made the conflict
tense public knew and twist and turn OF
bargaining is thrown open inspection
MOST MONUMENTAL LIAR
In the light of facts divuged the time through the
medium of this affidavit appears the monumental of
liars without losing his prestige the most conscience
less of couptions stands the great fact that
DESPITE his claims and the OF the battery of afdavits with
which he has backed Rue promised complete
immunity any during the negotiations which led to the draw
mo Of his immunity subsequent signing
Time and again he was told neither Langdon Heney
would ever consent plead guilty the extortion
case on brought trial. and and over it
was reiterated he could ever hope for
leniency he fulfilled the claims ne had made
concerning ability convict large number OF corporation
,f fbOodn
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10

ordinary mentality, and that to allow
him to go free after his many crimes
would be an injustice if not crime
against society.
At the same time Ruef proposed
that Heney discuss the matter with
Henry Ach, who would act as his rep
resentative, but Heney declared that
he would not trust Ach under any
circumstances and offered instead to
meet any attorney named by Ruef
whom he believed he could trust.
A book containing the names of all
the attorneys in San Francisco was
sent to Ruef, but after studying it
for several days Ruef sent back word
that Ach was the only man he could
select to represent him.
Rabbi Nieto became interested in
Ruefs behalf at this stage of the pro-
ceedings and, at his own suggestion,
began to make frequent visits to the
imprisoned boss, urging him to accept
the offer of partial immunity that had
been made. Through Burns and
Rabbi Nieto, Heney sent word to
Ruef that under no circumstances
could he ever hope to go free of all
punishment, and that while the prose-
cution stood ready to grant him inn
munity in all other cases in return for
a full and true confession, he must
take his chance in the extortion case
on which he was then being tried and
eventually must serve sentence
based on a plea of guilt in that case.
TO CONVICT BIG MEN
In unmistakable terms the PROPOSE
ton was put to Ruef, to Ach and to
Rabbi Nieto. Both Ruef and Ach had
declared that Ruef could convict
many big men of many big crimes of
which the prosecution had no inkling
and could, moreover, furnish corrobo-
rative testimony to substantiate what
he would tell
The offer was then made to him
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10

Langdon and Burns on one side and
Rabbis Nieto and Kap1an on the
other, Kaplan having been brought
into the case at the invitation of
Rabbi Nieto, who was then about to
depart for Europe. At several meet
ings held in Heney's office, at which,
as Heney describes it, the two
clergymen "sneaked in the back
way" through gate from side
street, the whole matter was thrashed
out time and again.
Heney constantly declared that he
would never trust Ruef to keep his
word unless the district attorney held
in his hands at all times the power
to sentence Ruef and Immediately
sentence Him to the penitentiary in
the event that he broke faith.
After several conferences with the
two rabbis Ach Joined in the meetings
at Heney's office. Ach was informed
that a plea of guilty In the French res
taurant extortion case must be made
precedent to any negotiations for par
tial >immunity in his clients behalf,
and Ach himself declared that he had
advised Ruef to accept the best he
could get, as he was sure that con-
viction could be had In one of the
bribery cases and that Ruef must even
tually go to the penftentiary. even If
he succeeded in securing an acquittaI
on the extortion charge.
FEARED FOR RUEF's LIFE
At the same time Ach asserted his
positive knowledge that Ruef could
and would implicate some big people in
big deals of which the prosecution had
no inkling and that his testimony
would be of untold value to the prose-
cution.
Another demand made by Ach was
that Ruef be guaranteed that he would
not be sent to the county jail, as he
feared that in case he was placed in
the custody of Sheriff O'Neil he would
be killed by assassins in the employ of
the higher-up defendants. Ach asserted.
and Ruef later told Burns, that O'Neil
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10

that if he would do this he would be
granted immunity in all but the single
extortion case, but that in that he
must plead guilty. Sentence would
be withheld until he had given his
testimony in all other cases, when, if
he made good his claims of furnishing
testimony to convict those guilty of
bribery and corruption, plea for
leniency would be made in his behalf
in the extortion case.
The proviso was made ironclad that
the district attorney was to finally
judge whether Ruef had fulfilled his
claims, and on this judgment was to
rest the decision as to whether re-
quest for leniency should be made in
his behalf.
Ruef demanded that the prosecution
specify what individuals he was to
implicate and in what cases he was to
be called upon to testify. The reply
to this was that he must tell every
thing he knew regarding corruption
in San Francisco, regardless of the
individuals implicated
After long wrangling over this
point Burns, at Ruefs request, had a
specimen immunity contract drawn
by c. w. Cobb, Heney's law partner,
and submitted it TO Ruef as an in
stance of the kind of document he
was then urging Heney to prepare
for Ruef. Heney refused to counte-
nance all the provisions of this CON
tract, nor did it meet with Ruef's
satisfaction.
RUEF'S. CONTRACT ABSURD
Then Ruef drew contract of his
own and sent it to Heney. So sweep
ing was it in its demands that Heney
branded it as absurd and returned it
to Ruef with the declaration that he
must give up for all time his hope
of complete immunity.
Then followed long series of
conferences between Heney and
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10

On the very last night OF the ne
gotiations between Ruef and the
prosecution the curly boss was finally
told the decision of Langdon and
Heney in regard to prosecuting and
sentencing him in the extortion case
was irrevocable, and that he could
accept or reject the offer of partial
immunity without further parley.
ORDERED FROM HOUSE
As he still stood out begging for
the complete immunity which had
been refused him, Heney at last or
dered Ruef from his home, in the
parlor OF which the final conference
had been held, and Langdon joined
in giving Ruef the last warning that
delay would no longer be tolerated.
Ruefs version of the many con-
ferences that were held, and the YER
sions OF these conferences given in
me afidavits Of Rabbis Jacob Nieto
and Bernard Kaplan, which have been
fled in his behalf, are given the lie
direct by the detailed particulars in
Heney's statemeat Of what was said
and done. Every remote deta. is
exploited as far as human memory
can lay it bare, and half truths told
by Ruef are nodded into different
meaning by the complete exposure
which Heney gives to all that oc-
Cured.
The interjection OF the two rabbis
into the Ruef negotiations, the story
Of the various conferences that oc-
Cured, the history of the famous
midnight meeting" with Judges
Dunno and Lawlor and accounts of
ali the incidents to which Ruef has
made so much in his efforts to save
himself from the penitentiary are
given new color when all the circum-
stances surrounding them and the
truth Of what actually occurred are
known.
AcHS HAND IN AFFIDAVIT
Heney traces the history OF the
Ruef case from the time when the
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
What Heney's Affidavit Shows

That promised
destnd o
That fol lency would made by the
Ru be
a R eandun furnished
discussed with him without the knowledge authorization of Lgd Heney
Rabbi thai believed
for that E1en should
2uef if Rue failed 10 keep his
of
and initiative
prepared proposed
Mey refused t o consider
Henry and Rabbn Kaplsn conferences
members of the in Iney office by back door,
That Henry Ach had in the
bribery best he
That Ach declared would
which the specifically
hom ord and Henn.
That Ach
that 2ue would friends
ruin his business.
That
Rabbi NDO and that dismiss Ruef ed from either
judges simply policy dnmssng against
lon and F1ney
corpus proceedings legality sorhp
be killed
custody of Sheriff ONl and withdrew his avoid this possibility
rm governor general
uefcoudn
That Ach himself for participating
anything but complimentary
oBunssu of
That Ruef informed
That IIy refused have anything further do with
r lying.
George agreement the
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
AcH KNEW OF CRIMES


believed at that time and during all the
negotiations that thereafter followed and which
viii hereinafter be recited. and continue 10
believe that Henry Ach had knowledge Of the
crimes or some Of the crimes. Of bribery which
Rad been committed by kref as herein set
forth. and that said Ach had thus assisted and
advised with Ruef IN subornins the members or
the BOARD OF supervisors to make false afhflayits
and consequently. I did not. al any tinle- trust
said Ach or rely upon any statements Oh repre-
Sentafions made By him 70 me during any of the
neegtist items which thereafter followed. and
ala NOT and would not have any talk alone
with him concerning the terms or conditions
for partial immunity
During the latter part Of October or the hrst
week in November. f0cG while said grand jury
was being iupaneled. DIR. Jacob Niet0 intro
dueed himself 10 IN the courtroom OF de-
partment4 No. 10. where I had noticed that he
was Il const1nt attendant and close observer u
the proceedings connected with the lmpaneiing
of the grand jury.
Some days after he had introduced himself
to me he stepped up to me, just court had
adjourned and after had been examining some
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
ACH'S HAND IN AFFIDAVIT

Heney traces the history OF the
Ruef case from the time when the
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
BuRLNGAME REAL EsTArE
cENrRAL ApDrrIoN 10 sAx MArEo.

: CENTRAL ADDTTION 10 SAN MATEO-
Fine. roomy 80 foot lots: 30 minutes from
san Francisco. via Bay shore Cutoff or cleo
tre earline, $4,000 grammar school ON prop
erty: minutes walk from Burlingame sta
tion. Is minutes walk from san Mateo:
streets macadamzed sewer aud water pipes
IN: gas and electricity cement Sidewalks lots
from $3.50 upward: Cne-Ifth cash. balance
monthly: send for maps and price list
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
3fS-324 Kearny ST.
FRANK s GRC1IMON,
San Mareo, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10

LOOK LOOK.
FOR A BIG SAWMIIL
carriage settlers. $50 month: sighters for
edger work, $40 month; . cleat sawyers $50
month: sawdust fireman. S75 month; log deck
man, S75
SEE BOSS HERE
MARRIED HELP
Man and wife for mine wife cook and house
work, man general work around place, S65
and found
Man and wife for mine wife cook 10 peo-
pie. man work in mine shop. $50 found.
Married mixer and wife for Sutter county
$40 month found. with 4 room house
Married farmer. wife cook 4 people $50 I'd.
Farmer and wife for Placer county; no OBJ
lection to children. S45 found
MISCELLANEOUS.
READ THESE
Chef cook. city club. 500 MONTH
Porter for country grocery store, south. $50
MONTH
coopers. slack work. Sc each
3 coopers. old work So 75 day
Laundryman for institution. city, $40 fd.
basalt block makers, $27.50 per NJ.
Gardener Alameda county. $50 found.
Cook, city restaurant. $50 found.
FARMS
-RANCHES-DAIRIES-
3 teamsters for big ranch. drive and 5
animals. $40 to SO and found.
farmers for Yolo county. $50 found.
:; mixers for different places. $50 10 s3J
found
VINEYARD COMPANY.
10 teamsteFs for vineyard south, ship to-
day. steady work. $50 found.
farmers, same place, Santa Cruz county.
$50 found
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10

$50, ,00o-22. 900 square feet; fine with
spur track facilities; close 10 wholesale
and manufacturing eenters and within
easy haul of all parts of town; mortgage
Of $S3 .0G0 can remain.
Sl4.500-Good income Investment, close to sac
rameato and Presfdlo ave rents <lZO a
month: So. 900 mortgage can remain; con
sists Of story frame building OF
store and . nats; key lot; store leased leased
s1o. o.50o-Near Valencia and e2d sts.; storS
frame of store and fats. mortgage OF
So. 500 remain rents $15 t2036l
SS.1J0-2 story and basement house OF II
aud bath; $1,000 mortgage can re-
main; near Page and Ashbury- u6lIl
s., ,l0e-Sacramento st. close to Laurel: e5xi60;
would pay well II improved with store
and fat two fats t2652)
So, 750--Swell building lot Page ST. close
to Lyon; 251loo; just the location for 3
s1o.00o-BuildIng containing fats with =
stores in front: close To Fillmore and
sacramento sts.; lot 25xls0; rehts $40
per month: mortgage of $1,000 can re-
main: nice income holding. (26lsl
ss.2oo-store and nats OF 80 rooms a, and
SIS, 5,ooo~S. e. corner On Noe ST.: soxss; con
tains fats Of 40 rooms; rents
si45 tsG16l
$12;oo0-Swell residence of o rooms and bath;
hardwood foors: furnace: very attractive
house. close TO Clay and Spruce: is near
ly new and up TO date in every respect
s4,oOo-Rents $50 new building OF Oats of ;
rooms each; not far from Chestnut and
Octavia tot 25x1376; can be bought on
81 .5oo--A pick up: lot on shipIey near 9th; ;
25x75; asking $500 all along this
block. t25SS)
s1e, ,5oO-Taylor ST. corner: in good location and
nice district 66xs0. t2597)
81, ,750--Positively the last lot Lake St
from 1st to 9th avenues. at this figure &
100. (2e35)
NJ. s,-,, .>.r, vr>-r, r.sr, corp T rS-r,, o1,
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ROOM AT

ROOM AT
WHITE PALACE HOTEL.
NEXT DOOR TO MURRAY & READY'S
GREAT LABOR OFFICES. WHERE THEY
CAN GET YOU INSTANTLY WHEN A
SUITABLE POSITION COMES IN BY TELE.
PHONE, TELEGRAPH. MAIL Or EN-
PLOYERS CALL THEMSELVES TO INTER
THIS is WHAT YOU GET AT THE
WHITE PALACE HOTEL. FOR 35C SOC AND
f5C PER NIGHT. INCLUDING FREE BATH
WITH EVERY ROOM: s.. $3.50 AND 50
/. PER WEEK. INCLUDING BATHS.
500 SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED Rooms.
80 BATHS: Coco GALLONS HOT WATER
ALWAYS READY.
LARGEST LAUNDRY AND BEST WORK.
j LARGEST HOTEL OFFICE on PACIFIC
COAST. FACING VAN NESS Av.
TWO ENGLISH CLUBHOUSES IN CENTER
OF HOTEL.
275-FooT ESPLANADE THRoNGED WITH
THOUSANDS DAILY, LEADING TO THE
GREAT TERMINAL RAILROAD DEPOT.
ABSOLUTELY QUIET. ALL RAILWAYS.
CENT ESPLANADE LINED WITH CORK,
COSTING THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS.
ONLY THE HIGHEST GRADE OF WHITE
HELP EMPLOYED.
POLITE AND COURTEOUS ATTENTION
GIVEN TO EVERY ONE.
HOTEL NEVER CLOSES. DO YOU LIVE
s THERE.
WHITE PALACE HOTEL.
I1TH AND MARKET SITS,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
FROM FERRY-TAKE HAIGHT. CASTRO
OR VALENCIA ST. CARS TO l1TTI AND
MARKET SITS, OR ANY MISSION ST. CAR
TO 11TH ST.
FROM THIRD AND TOWNSEND SITS. DE-
POTASH CONDUCTOR FOR TRANSFER To
ANY MARKET ST. CAR GOING TO nth
ST. OR ANY MISSION ST. CAR TO 11TH
STREET.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10

WE HAVE MONEY TO LEND AT PER CEN1
INTEREST On SAN FRANCISCO REAL
ESTATE. CONSULT U.s.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
CITY REAL EsrArE-contlnuea
DESIRABLE LOTs FOR SALE.

DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALE
81. S00-Baker st. Filbert; 25x100; one
6fth cash.
s2250-Fiibert st. nr. Baker: 37:5h x157:6;
one-hfth cash
50. 250-<E. corner of 2rsd st. and San Bruno
av.. L block to Path and POtrero ay. ears.
size Of lot IA 33 3:4x10o; desirable for business
and small fats
Sf.275-SE.- corner Of I'D and Kansas sts- :
lot 2Jx100: and water; terms 500 cash.
S15 per month"; interest . per cent; VII
double In value.
SSO0-corner on 22d ST. on the huI terms
$2gJ down. $40 per mcnth; interest per cent.
s.. 2.400-Choice residence lot in nerth line
of Liberty ST.. 30 feet east OF Caurch ST. :
25x114 In size: all ready 80 build on; uBob-
strueted view; cheapest and best nome In
the vicinity.
so down. $40 per month. interest at per
cent. viii secure desirable lots ON Esd and
Arkansas sts-: corners at $500. inside lots
500: many other locations on easy terms;
some cottages at prices Of S1,1oO 10 S36OU.
F. NJ LONG Real Estate Dealer.
Room 206. Anglo bldg. NV 18th aud Mission
Phone Market 019.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. AUCTIONEERs AND
RENT COLLECTORS. SPECIAL ATTENTION
GIVEN LEASING AND MANAGING PROPER
TIES.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10

ALL LOTS n Ay z
DOUBLE FRONTAGE.
WITH ALL IMPROVE
MENTS IN. PRICES
ONLY $3.50 UPWARD.
TERMS, ONE : FIFTH
CASH. r A l. A n q E
MONTHLY.
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
31S-32f nsarny ST.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10

j. A. ADAMS. surveyor. 1921 NIeAlIister st.
Phone Fell GA.
CALL BRANCH OEFICE. 1851 Fillmore st.
near Post.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
LOANS.

MEMBERS OF THE $. f. REAL EsTATI
BOARD.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS wanted salary commission; upon
ceipt of 25c silver will send SOC package Of
depilatories for removing supernuous hairs in
two minutes without injury to the most deli
cate skin. Utopia Mfg. Co., Oakland, Cal.