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Reduced Rates Given.

Chicago, June 7.-Acting in harmony with the wishes of Mr. Irwin Shepard, secretary of the National Educational As- sociation. the New York Central lines announce that for the meeting of the Ma tional Educational association in Cleve- land June 2s to July B. they will make an open rate of a fare and one-half for the round trip.
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DRs. DOZIER & DOZIER s

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 Hemorrho oids, .Varlcocele, Herna. .s
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 nature, form and charact sre also treated and legal ouARANTEE OF CURE WILL.
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 Question list sent free on reoue.t oe out-of- town persons.
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 FROM THE PRESS
 The Birmingham Ledger: The Dp. Doxier are without doubt the bsss known specialists in the South. ana their fame is due entirely to thai, great skill
 The Birmingham News: Both Dr.. n n. and Byron Dozier are reliahie and experienced physicians and sur. ~eons who deserve the great success which has been and Is theirs.
 Tho Age Herald: Drs Dozier's lonp standing and approved abilities enti. tie them to the proud distinction of standing at the head of thsir profss. Oious
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BAXTER'S WILD HEAVE
 GAVE PELICANs THE GAME.

New Orleans, June "A wild throw by Baxter in the twelfth inning of a hard fought game gave New Orleans the vic- tory over Montgomery here today. Sab- rie bunted and Baxter tried to get Dele hanty going to third. A wild throw re- suited and Delehanty scored. Pepes fast work at short was the feature. Score:
 MontgomerX AR R H PO E
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago. June 7.-Chicagos defeated Washington In ten-inning battle today. score k Ill E- Washington :. ....01 600 GOO 0-1 l Batteries: Altrock and Sullivan; Keeler and Street. Time, 1:44. Umpire, Connolly. St. Louis, June Howell let Philadel- phia down with twoa hits one of which came in the ninth inning after two men had been put out and St. Louis took the second game of the series l to O. Score
 R.H. E. St. Louis ...VOl VVV WI o Philadelphia .. ....... .000 900 OO0-0 Batteries: Powell and Stephens; Schiit- ger and Powers. Time, 1:42. Empires, Hurst and Evans
 Detroit. June 7.-Boston made it three out of four, in the first Sunday game of the year by hitting summers for such a lead that Detroit could not overcome it. Burcheil was knocked out of the box in the fourth, but Pruitt stopped the tro,,h,o Score. R.H.E. r,etroit ......... 300 200 OOO-5 $ Poston ..... 431 100 000-9 13 ? Batteries: Summers. Sever, Payne ana Thomas; Burchell, Prutt and Mcfartanu Time, 200. Umpires, Sheridan and 9san. Fire Works tonight East Lake.
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SUMTER LEA, JR.
Member Am. Soc. c. F.

Civil and Mining Engineer. Reports on Mining Properties. Speciality, Coal Lands, Rapid Stadia Surveys for all kinds of development. Room 400 Jef- ferson County Bank Building.
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aximum wage has been generally ob-

maximum wage has been generally ob- served.
 On the contrary, there is good ground for supposing that it has been frequently infrnged, and if the parties to the in- fringement keep their own counsel it is next to impossible to discover it. The r. A. council has. since the limit rule was passed, had numberless commissions, and punishes severely many clubs, but it were absurd to suppose that the cases proved represent even a modest proportion of those which have occurred, but in which detection has been slSillfully avoided. The members of the football association must decide at the annual meeting whether the will take their courage in both hands and abolish it>'
 The usual great crowd went to Epson to see the Derby run. and it may be said it was splendidly run race. An unusual number of Americans were present
 The death of Tom Morris, the famous old golfer of St. Andrews, caused sin cere regret among golf enthusiasts throughout the world. Morris was s7 years old and played a good steady game up to the time of the accident which was the cause of his death-he fell down flight of stairs in the St. Andrews club house. He began playing when he was years old. He had been playing the game. therefore, for full four-score years.
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Machine Plant Burns.

Gallipolis, O., June 7.-F'ire' of unknown origin early today destroyed the plant of the Gallpolis Foundry and Machine com pany entailing loss of $5o.ooo. with h. surance of $12,00O The firm is one of the oldest establishments of its kind in the Ohio valley. St
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE

At Vicksburg: Vicksburg g. columbus z. At Monroe Monroe 3, Meridian Gor- feited).
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HICKMAN GIVES BABE
 VERY BAD BEATING.

Memphis, June 1.-The visiting team outplayed the locals today and won by d score of to 0. A feature of the game was a triple play, Benson to Hart. Score:
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Boarding stock solicited at the Terminal Stock Yards, 2nd Avenue and 27th Street. Haynes Donahoo Horse and Mule Company.
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Sunmd1ys WO-DdSe n1lS, MdSSlnE, Hickman, Carey. Three base hits, Thorn ton. Baerwald. Sacrifice hit, Redmond Double plays Redmond to Carey 70 Owens; McIver to Massing. Triple play. Benson to Hart. Struck out, Hickman {, Chappelle 3. Base on balls, Chappelle 2 Hit by pitcher, McIver Redmoni. Time, 200. Empires. Collins and Garvin.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Toledo-Kansas City. 5; Toledo. ?.
 At Louisville-First game-Louisville, D; St. Paul, 1. Second same-Louisville. 4 St. Paul, 3. .. kee, 1. f.f
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THE AMATEURS,

- a Centerville, June 7.-(speciaD- last Of series between Centerville and Tuska- loosa teams was played here yesterday crowd. The games was replete with bril- liant plays and much enthusiasm was manifested by the spectators The final score, 5 to ?, resulted in victory for Centervile.
 Batteries: Browu and Jones; Tillery and McGee. Valley Head. June 7.-(Special.) )-valley Head won a one-sided game from Tren- ion, Ga, yesterday afternoon by score of to l. Score: R.H.E. Valley Head ..................... 10 1 Trenton ..,. ....................,.. 1 8 4 The games in the Sunoay School Attn letic league were all well played and full o1 interest
 The First Cumberland Presbyterian. U. $. A., team defeated the Eleventh Ave- nuc Methodist by 12 to [ score Stricl- land and Welsh were on the firing lines for their respective teams.
 The Twenty Seventh Street Baptists won from the First presbyterian by the one-sided score of 16 to 3. Meldauf twrled for the former and Phillips for the la.- ter , M The Second Presbyterian lost to Wesley Chapel by d g to score. J. Copeland occupied the mound for the Wesleyians and Stapleton acted in the same ca pacity for the Presbyterians
 The Southside Baptists lost its third successive game. the East Lake Meth odists turning the trick. B. Fowler was on the rubber for East LaAe and O'Don- nel for the Southsiders.
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Tickets to Polk Miller-Tom Booker per- formance on sale at Patton Popes, Par Ler's, Adams, Norton's, Gunn- Gambilr s drug stores. Jefferson theatre Tuesday, June g, S:3O D. m.
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New Orleans. .. ..O00 GOO 900 001-1
 Summary Stolen bases, Reagan, Lord ?, Pope, Hassett. Sacrifice hits, Baxter Sabrie, Huber Perry, Dundon Rohe Double plays, Ryan to Dundon to Sabrie ?, Persons to Hart. Struck out, Ryan s, Bliss 4, Bases on balls, Ryan 4, Bliss | Hit by pitched ball, Ryan CHassett Time, 2:24. Empires, Brown and Carpen- ter.
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New Orleans at Birmingham. Mobile at Nashville.
 Memphis at Montgomery. Little Rock at Atlanta.
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East Lake tonight -grana Fire Works display-Battle of Merrimac and Monitor. Four free acts.
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When Dry, Drink PEP'TO'LAC.
 a.,;c;ous refreshing, thirst-quenching bevcraee-aids digestion-contsins no dope" or heast- stimulsnt. cents ct soda fountains
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Feature of Game Was Triple From Benson to Hart-Breitenstein Will Oppose MeNesl In
 Today's Game.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Results Yesterday.
Games Today

Mobile, 4; Memphis. O.
 New Orleans, 1; Montgomery, 0.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-25
REOPEN FIGHT OVER
$2O,OOO,OOO
Judge SeawelI Asked to DETER
mine ii Miller & Lux Is /
Legal Corporation
Lux Potter Claims Portion OF
Estate in Lands and Cattle !.
Instead OF Shares

The Miller & LUX litigation, involving
the question OF the disposal of great
part of an estate worth about 100000.
600, was submitted to Judge Seaweu
yesterday after further argument by At
torney Charles 5. Wheeler. representing
the trustees, and Attorney j. j. Dwyer.
representing Jesse Sheldon Lux Potter,
principal beneficiary in the trust.
Wheeler asked the court To authorize
him to start suit TO determine whether
or not the California corporation OF
Miller & Lux was dissolved by the fail
Ure TO pay a license tax of $40 for
1907.
He also suggested that a way out OF
the difficulties of the present situation.
IN the event that the court held the
California corporation dissolved. would
be for all parties 10 consent TO have
the Nevada corporation take the place
OF the California company, rendering
itself completely subject TO the opera
tiOn of the Judgment OF the supreme
court in the case known as Baldwin
against Miller & Lux
J. j. Dwyer. on behalf of young Pot
ter. who claims that his share OF the
estate should be distributed to him in
actual land and cattle. and not in the
form OF stock in the Nevada corpora
tiOn, objected to any action being taken
in the way of ratification OF that cor
poration. which he insisted is invalid.
He objected 10 the court authorizing
further litigation. stating that quite
enough, and more chan enough. had
been started already
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-25
GOVERNMENT GAINS
SITE FOR WHARVES
Circuit Court Decides C0nden-
nation Suit for Lots Near
Fort Mason
Warehouses and Docks Will
Be Built for Philippine
Transport Service

BY a decree of the United States cir
cult court yesterday the proceedings
looking to the acquisition by the gov
ernment of the United States OF the
properly in the vicinity of Fort Mason,
where the warehouse and docks for the
erected. were consummated. The own
ers of the property. or their legal rep
resentatives, appeared in court and by
consent a decree was entered con-
demning the property for the use of
the government.
This action enables the government
to obtain possession of the property at
once and to commence the necessary
work. While the land owners at first
were disposed to put a large price upon
the property they afterward arrived
at price the government considered
reasonable
The principal owners in the land are
Theresa Oelrichs. Virginia Vanderbilt,
Maurice Dore. Charlotte E. Dore, Ellen
Dore, Thomas H. Kearny, Winfield
Kearny, William V. Sharp and the city
and county of San Francisco. The
amounts awarded by the decree to the
respective parties were as follows:
IHeFeSd OeirlcHS and virginia VAN
derbilt, $4,000; to the Dore interests,
$4,000. The city and county of San
Francisco had nominal interest in the
streets which cut the property and
which had never been opened up, and
by consent Judgment for $3.50 was en-
tered in favor Of the city to cover this
interest.
More than two years have elapsed
since congress made an appropriation
of S750,000 for the purpose of buying
the land and for constructing the nee
essary buildings and docks for the use
of the army.
The area involved in the suit covers
five city blocks and comprises all the
land between the northerly boundary
line of Fort Mason and Lewis street.
The lands are to be filled in and extern
sive wharves. warehouses and docking
facilities are to be constructed
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-25
LONG SHOT BREAKS
TRACK RECORD
AT ARCADIA
Prince Ahmed Wins ESfreIia
Handicap, Beating DOminuS
ArOi and Lee Rose
Especial Dispotch 10 The CALI.

lOFS~tNA A(topdtIH ~ OoHIe
LOS ANGELES. Dec. 24.-Another
track record was smashed today at
Arcadia when Ed Alvey's Prince Ahmed,
to ] shot in the betting. ran seven
furlongs in the Estrella handicap in the
fast time of 1923 4-5. beating the good
Dominus Aroi a head which in turn
beat the to 10 favorite. Lee Rose. a
head The weather was warm and
balmy and the track lightning fast
In addition to the Prince Ahmed
race, Lord Nelson. in the first. went six
furlongs in 1:11 2-5 and Joe Gaitens in
the sixth covered the five furlongs in
$50 1-5, both races being won easily by
a good margin from a good start
There We're 81 books on and they got
the money, for only one favorite won
in six races. This was Adriuche in the
third, at the fierce price of to Z. Two
favorites ran second, one third and two
out of the money. Lord Nelson took
the opening dash at odds of 5 to /.
Duke of Bridgewater the second at 3.
Alma Boy the fifth at 8 to 2 and Joe
Gaitens the last at 5 to 2.
The feature was the fourth or Prince
Ahmed race at seven furlongs and the
time by eighths was IL As, :23, 40,
:5S l-5 and 1:23 4-5.
Ref & Reid today bought the con-
tract of Jockey Page from Offutt &
Wright. and the boy Will in the future
ride for his new employers.
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the parlors of Gantner Brothers. 346O Six
teenth street between Church and Sanchez
FAHEY-In this city, December %. 1908, VIII
liam, dearly beloved husband OF Catherine.
Nettie, Todie and the late Annie Fahey,
native of County Galway, Ireland. aged 55
years and months.
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Sat-
urday), at $50 o'clock a. M, from his late
residence. $50 Brannan street. thence TO 81;
Roses church, where requiem mass viii
be celebrated for the repose OF his soul, COM
mencing at o'clock a. m. Interment Holy
Cross cemetery.
FI.EISCHMAN--In this city. December "a 1908,
Jacob Fleischman, beloved father of Mrs. L.
Woolf, Mrs NJ. Augstein, Matthias r. and
Milton Fleischman. and the late Mrs. l. J.
Ascbeim, native of Bohemia, aged so years.
Notice of funeral hereafter
FRYER-In this city, December %, 1908.
Chauncey Fryer. native OF illinois, aged 4s
years
GEARY-rn Alameda Cal, December %, 1908,
Mary Alice Geary, beloved wife Of j. l..
Geary mother Of Lindsay NJ. Thomson. and
sister OF B. +. and J. p. Mackall, native
of Sacramento Cal, aged 40 years
Friends and acauaintances are respectfully
row (Saturday), December 26 1906 at 1890
O'Clock D. M, at her late residence, 2si4 Van
Buren, street, Alameda. Incneration Oakland
crematory.
HAEDRICH-In Fruitvale, Cal, December "a,
zoos. Mary c., widow of the late Herman
Haedrich, and beloved mother of James H,
Thomas +. and Fred A. Haedrieh and Mrs.
Annie l.. Carter, native of Tipperary, ire
land, aged SO years.
HALI--In this city, December a. 1905 Cath
crime Hall, native OF Ireland. aged IS
years
Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at the
parlors of McAvoy 81 O'Hara. 2349 Market
street between Sixteenth and Seventeenth.
HANSEN-In this city. December %. 1905.
Charles r. Hansen, beloved husband of Lisette
NJ. Hansen. and father Of Charles R. Jr.,
Harold E., Grace Muriel aid Raymond Charles
Hagen. a native OF Copenhagen, Denmark,
aged Ga years.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral tomorrow Saturday, December 26.
at 80 D. M, at the chapel of Odd Fellows
auspices of Pacific lodge No. 155, l. o. o. +.
HOURCADE-In Los Gatos. CAL. December 23
1908 Henri beloved husband of Pauline Hour
cade brother in law of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Boyer
and Mr. and Mrs. +. Labory, and uncle OF
Jeanne aud Henri Labory, native of France.
aged IS years and 4 months
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sat-
urday) December 26, 1908. at o'clock q. M.
from the parlors of j. S. Godeau. 305 Mont
gomery avenue. thence to the French church,
Bush street. where requiem high mass Will
be celebrated at $3.50 O'Clock. Interment Holy
Cross cemetery.
1905, Anna Evans Johannsen, wife of the late
Peter Johannsen, and mother of Arthur +.
and Viola A. Johannsen aud Mrs Ludpvici.
native of Illinois, aged 90 years months
and 8 days.
JoRGoNSEN-Tn this city. December 23 1905
Alama Jorgonsen, native OF California, aged
? years.
LlNDBLADE-In this city. December a. 1905,
1t her residence, Cos Fifth avenue, Richmond
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-25
CHINESE WOMAN FAILS
TO SECURE FREEDOM
Denied Release on Writ and Is
Held by Immigration Men
for Deportation

Judge de Haven denied yesterday the
habeas corpus writ interposed in the
United States district court in the case
of LoCe Shee. a Chinese girl. who is
being held by immigration Commits
sioner Hart North for deportation. The
action of the immigration authorities
was taken because of the alleged i'm
moral life led by the woman in this
country
1t was held by Attorney John Catlin.
representing Loue Shee. that she took
the same status as her husband. and
had a right to lead any kind of a life
she might choose without subjecting
herself to deportation.
This view of the case was not taken
by the court. who held that the mar
riage ceremony might be gone through
in foreign countries for the purpose of
importing women for ~evil purposes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-25

Larkin. W 27:e by 120: So. .922.
Henry Roth with Fred Horstmeyer-All work
for two story and basement frame building IN
wv line of Alma, and Belyedere street,
2j BY w 100; 5000.
Joseph +. Becker with Western building
material coupany-AIterations and additions for
a frame building in SW line of Cess avenue,
I40.4sk SE Precifa avenue; $1,000.
Mrs G. Lewis Grunnsgie with G. e. Terry
To erect a five room cottage I'm East line Of
Trwenty-afth avenue. I75 Clement street;
81. 400
coIden West iron works-Cast and wrought iron
and steel work for seven story and basement
hrick building at SW corner Of Kearny and
California streets. W 59:e by 63:3: 81. 500
Tlndgnen company with the Atlantic Fire
,,roosn9 company and Adamson Smith-Metal
furring. lathing. plasteriug. -stucco. STAFF and
,ntside cementlng for nine story and basement
class A building at NV corner OF Leavenworth
street and Golden Gate avenue, " 1875 by
Phocnix Realty company with Coucbet &
and concrete for building at NV
corner Grant arenne and Sutter street, 40 by
" 80: $4,000.
Pauline coblentz with Barry Concrete COM
,,onr-To erect two story and basement
s'.,sd,srg on " line of First aveImc. 74:11l S
~ Lake street 27:6 y S5: SIPS.
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district. Katherine. beloved wife of Fred
eriek Lundblade. and mother of Mrs W d.
Frederick A. and Charles Lundblade, and the
late Tillie and Elizabeth Lundblade, a native
OF Germany, aged 63 years
Notice of funeral hereafter.
1908. Mary. beloved wife of Charles c. Man
chester, aud mother of Maria E.. Nellie A.
aud Alice NJ Manchester, native OF Aus
tralia, aged 43 years IL months and IL days.
a. 1908, Hugo Michel dearly beloved hus-
band of Fredaica Michel and loving father
of Helena and Frieda Desler. and Hugo. Vie
tor. Arthur, Adolf and Rudolph Michel.
native of Germany, aged 63 years IL months
and "a days.
PICETTI-In Mountain View, Cal. December
g. 190S. beloved wife of Lorenzo Picetti, de-
voted mother of Mrs Chlorinda Marconi. Mrs.
Louisa Mazzoni and Angelina, Louis, seraAna
and Victorio Picetti, a native of Ossegns,
Genoa Italy, aged 43 years 4 months and
10 days
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
Saturday, December 70. 1908, at 10
O'Clock a. m, at her late residence. on San
Francisco road, thence to the Catholic church.
where requiem high mass VIII be eele-
brated for the repose OF her soul. Interment
Santa Clara cemetery.
RAPHAEL-In this city. December 23 1905
Flora. dearly beloved wife OF the late Isadore
Raphael. and loving mother. OF Mrs. A. Rs-
phael Mrs, Nj. Hyman. Mrs. f. franklin.
Mrs. E. Miller and Charles. Lille. Dave and
Mike Raphael native OF Germany. aged
6S years and IL mouths.
REUTER-In Alameda. CAL. December 81. 1905,
Annie r. Reuter- wife of the late Charles
Reuter-. mother OF May and the late Stella
Reuter-. and sister OF Mrs 7. n. Calvin and
Miss \. satter, native of Nevada, aged S5
years
Friends and aeQuaintanees respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
row Saturday. December 26, 1905, at 9:45
o'clock M. her late residence, 1220
Walnut street, Alameda interment Mount
the foot of Market street, San Francisco, at
11:45 a. m.
SATTLER--In this city. December "A, 1905,
George Sattler. native OF Pennsylvania, aged
45 years 10 months and IA days
Remains at the funeral parlors OF Green.
Ryan & Donohoe. northeast corner OF Sixteenth
and Guerrero streets
sCoTT-In this city, December % 1905. Thomas
Scott, native OF Ireland, aged 45 years.
sMITH-In this city December II. 1908. Emma.
dearly beloved daughter of Thomas and Lottie
smith loving sister Of Thomas Lionel smith
and Mrs A. Hartman. and granddaughter OF
the late Charles aud Bridget Franklin, a
tive OF San Francisco, Cal, aged II years and
months.
Friends and aequsintances are respectfully
urday) December 26, 1905, from her late
residence. 1447 Castro street. at a:30 a. m.
thence to st. Paups church, where a requiem
high mass Will be celebrated for the repose
of her soul. commencing at 10 a. m. Inter
mcnt Holy Cross cemetery
sToI,TE--In Oakland. CAL December 23 1905
Fritz Stolte, dearly beloved husband OF Meta
Stolfe and loving father Of Freda Wanda
Linda, Fritz and Alfred Stolte, . native Of
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-25
TRY Us R. e. COMPANY
= FruitEsle ". Truitrsle. :

ITuIIF6Ie.
nice little bargains: owners Separating on
seeount Of family troubles; selling at a sacri-
room house: on carline: bath psntrv. gas
siatlonsry tubs, etc; lot 5Oxl40; fruit trees
ines ana lowers small barn and chicken
houses; place worth s.. 100; will sell this week
ior - 600 cash in order to get away; the title
A pretty little home Of ; rooms: on carline: !:
lot sexl55; snap at 81, zoo: 5000 down balance
monthly
We have pretty home Of rooms house is
new lot 5oxl4O; street work done: half block 10
csrllnei eastern and western exposure: price
So.tov; terms, $1,000 down, balance S25 per
month; this is worth looking at
room house; lot 5Ox250 facing . streets.
fruit trees, vines and chicken houses; snap at
$3.50: good terms.
Please remem&r the number-27es Fruitvale
avenue.