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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25

LONDON, February 2i,-Tommy
Burns, the heavyweight champion, and
Jack Johnson, the negro heavyweight,
may meet in this country 70 ilght Tor
the championship within the next few
months. "A syndicate OF British sports-
men have offered purse TOR fight
between Burns and Johnson. to take
place in England. They have placed a
deposit Of $4,000 with Messrs. Spaldins,
and Burns having accented their terms,
has deposited similar sum as q for-
felt, The Inducements offered, to Burns
to meet Johnson are not disclosed, but
tho syndicate offers Johnson $4,000
win, lose or draw.
Tho fight is to take place before
Time 10TH. and Burns insists on a six
teen foot ring. He is also agreeable
is the suggestion that james Y JEFF
flies Shall act as referee. lie appears
elated at the prospect. OF Meeting
,Tnhnson, and says that the terms are
fsr hetter than any ever suggested in
5h,no rn.,el He cannot sec low Johnson
can refuse .n.,, them II he really wants O
ttght.
! n f,nish. hut It Is not likely that the
innthoritles would allow any contest
fsoimgl over twenty or tWenty-tlva
rnnm1is. II fight Is arranged, 1T is
AWAITED that 1T Will he at New Castle
ar onp enc Of tho Lancashire cities, \. n
Burns is doing Just enc ug M ~ W. rlr Il Y
present 10 keep alR ~ coDdl y lons lie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25
SPORTING NOTES.

Henry A. "Chick'o Wright. cham
pion amateur billiardist of California
has arrived in Chicago from San Fran
cisco, and will begin practice to-day
for the national tournament, which
opens at the Chicago Athletic Assoc
citation on March 14th.
Chicago and Wisconsin basketball
teams meet in the Bartlett gymna-
stun. Chicago. next Friday night. Wis
consin followers have reserved two
sections In the srandstand. The first
game played at Madison resulted in a
Wisconsin victory.
President Dovey, of the Boston Ma
uonals. says he knows nothing about
President Pulliam's orders to Fred
Tenney to dispose of his stock in the
Boston club. The fact is" said Mr..
Dovey, II have advised Fred Tenney
to hold on to his stock in the Boston
club, as I think 1t will be more valua-
BILE next fall than it is now"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25
BASEBALL NOTES.

Some discussion has arisen as TO
whether IL Is legal for Fred Tenny to
hold stock in the Boston National
league Club and play for the Giants.
There is plenty of precedent for that.
Players in the past have had small In
tcrests in other clubs than those with
which they happened TO be connected.
and most OF them played better ball for
doing so. Tcnney would sell his Boston
stock If lie could obtain an advance
over the price which lie paid for 1t.
The Boston owners arc willing to buy,
but at par price.
Whenever5a team wins the champion
ship II usually has some trouble to sign
IFS players to contracts for the succeed
ing season. Detroit, has had no end OF
worry this year and has failed up to
date to get all its men In line. Mullin
and Cobb are sim "holding OUT
Chance, the Chicago captain, says
that overall was overworked by Han
Ion when the big pitcher was in Gin
cinnati. NO matter what reason Han
Ion may give for permitting him to go
from Cincinnati explains Chance,
there isn't the slightest doubt that he
had a sore arm when he reported to me
in hicago."
'Jisgs' Donohue. the White Sox
st-baseman purchased an automo-
bile with some of the money which he
had saved from ball playing and then
turned the car over and injured himself
when he was riding for amusement in
Chicago. Comiskey says that ball PLAY
ers shouldn't flaunt their wealth so
publicly.
Pittsburg owners are said to have
secured an option on new field in
that city. 1t is so far removed from
the river bottoms that 1t will not be
flooded whenever there is a freshet in
the valley.
Doyle Is the first II ghlander to be
seriously hurt this year. and it appears
as If 1t will be some time before he Will
be able to resume his pra ,tice with the
team. Griffith's hard luck seems to
have begun early.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25
!" Wise Talks by
the Office Bow /"

Say. wouldn't 1t disturb you tho way
the inazuma is going out of the eotn-
try7 Only the other day 1T was five
million dollar bunch that Count Lazio
Saywhensky COPIED oil, when Mama
Vanderbilt was pleased with his friend
and she came across with another
bunch, and now Papa Shonts has
come thru with million, more or less,
and one OF the handsomest girls that
ever walked down Pennsylvania Ave-
nue.. don't mind the money 80 much
as do letting all these pretty girls
get into the "Exports'' column But /
can tell you how they do 1t. Those
foreign Dukes and Counts are all good
dressers. They always wear a new suit
nicely pressed. and 81 boiled shirt and
n domestic finish to their wliiskcrs
and nice derby fl the new elephant
shade, and nice lavender spats and a
pair OF gloves that tit. and cane with
a natural wood handle. Well, the long
and short OF 1t Is, Our girls simply can't
resist them. Now all you lads who
want to he good dresscrs can get just
as swell toys down to the smallest ac-
cessories right here at Fishers store
and you are making all kinds of an error
not to wear the best and put some of
those titled foreigners on the blink
The best of Suits and Overcoats we are
now selling at n discount of % per
cent. This is actually Il off the origi-
nal price and Is surely n great induce
ment. ATrot In some day this week.
WILLIE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25
WRESTLERS LONG LIVED

Champions OF Years Ago Still Well
Preserved Men.
me Leading Wrestlers, who were In
Years ago, are to-day, with few ex-
ceptions. strong and hale. AS a rule
wrestler is long lived and as an
the best
Among the good wrestlers, who all
ways keep In condition. Is Tom Nc
Mahon, trainer of the Detroit Ball
can wrestler in his day at 155 pounds.
Others still hale and hearty are as
| follows:
Paddy Mclaughlin. sixty-four years,
200 pounds collar elbow, now rail-
road conductor in Michigan.
!, William Muldoon: sixty-one years,
rector OF sanitarium at White Plains.
Evan Lewis. nfty-eight years. 1s5
pounds catch as catch-can wrestler;
catci-as-catch-can wrestler; Wine
grower In California.
Tom connors. sixity,-four years. $50
Einnkeeper in England.
Edwin Bibby. sixty;;six years, las
pounds, catch as,catch-can wrestler;
Tom Cannon. &c years, 200 pounds,
| Greco. Roman wrestler; still wrestling
Andred christol, ss years, 1913
pounds, catch as catch can wrestler;
tailor In Paris, France.
catch-as-catch-can wrestler; hotels
keeper, Long Island.
Martin ("Farmer'D Burns, As years,
164 pounds, catch-as-catch-ca wrest.
Ter; farmer in Iowa.
Greek George, GO years, 105 pounds.
Greco-Roman wrestler; Athens, Greece,
miSsd style Wrestler; r. stili wrestiins..
Duncan McMillon. Sd years, 1SS
pounds, mixed style wrestler; still
wrestling In Australia.
Duncan G. Ross, IS years, 204 pounds,
mixed style wrestler; stonemason In
England.
| Captain Shields. 81 years, 210 pounds,
Greco Roman wrestler; Melbourne,
Australia.
Antonio Pieri SIS years, les pounds,
cntch-as- oatch.-can wrestler; theatrical
manager, England
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25
WANT THE VANDERBILT RACE.

Both st. Louis md Savannah CnnIi-
dates For This Event.
NEW YORK. February ai.-St. Louis
and Savannah are among the cities of
the country DESTROYS OF obtaining the
Vanderbilt automobile cup race next
fall At meeting of the racing board
of the American Automobile Associa--
tiNn, held day, 1t was announced
that the Automobile Club OF st. Louis
and the Savannah Automobile Club
were anxious to submit proposals as
to holding the race,
William *. Vanderbilt, Jr.. who was
at the meeting. requested that the pro-
posals he investigated and placed be-
fore the board at an curly day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25

Sporting Editor Times Dispatch:
Sir.--Please have II copy of your
paper mailed to me to be used In the
boat ] am constructing of newspapers.
and in which Will rowsto New York
next May passing through your State
en- route.
will travel by the inside route
most of the way, taking the ocean for
about $50 miles in all the route. and
] do not want to see the headline of
The Times-Dispatch among the MISS
ing. GEO. w. Johnson.
ST. Augustine, Fla, Feb. 81, 1908.
Mr.. Johnson. as he states in his let-
ter, is building a boat entirely out
or newspapers, and intends making n
trip In it from Florida to New York
He Is securing newspapers for the
project from all over the United states.
aud Will probably have almost enough
20 build warship,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25
DINNER no MONTE GROSS.
The PhtIllcs SliNrtstOp Guest of Homo,
Where Writer'S Entertain. vs.

The Phtllles ShOristOp Guest or Honor
Where Writer'S Entertain.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. February "a,
Monte Cross, the well-known short
stop OF the Philadelphia American
League baseball club, who Will this
year assume the management OF the
Kansas City American Association
team, was tonight rendered n testl-
nioniai dinner by the sportins Writ
Hotel Majestic About 400 persons
We're present to bid Cross farewell,
Among those who honored the short
stOn with their presence were Presi-
dents Johnson, ofthe American League;
Pullian, OF the National League; Pow
sers, OF the Eastern League, and Car
n PEI Of the State Leagne, own,
The East and u host of players, Cross
WAS presented With ~ magnificent Sill
YER serYic Ice, and speeches We're nlatle by
others. 3 iS ss % N e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25
AMERICAN CAR STALLED
In immense sno,rdrift and Teams I'm.

In Immense Snowdrift and Teams I'm.
able to Get 1t Out.
MICHIGAN CITY, IND, February "a
The American car In the New Yorl,
10 Paris race left here at LAS o'cloch
for Chicago and stalled In immense
snowdrift nine miles west OF here this
afternoon. Transfers accompanying
the car gave up in despair and re-
turned to Michigan City. The crew
temporarily abandoned the car and
went to Chesterton, three miles further
west, for more men and horses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25
DEATH blow TO RAGING.
District com,nI1.Ioner. 1ador.e

District commissioners InlOrse Bill
Against BETTING.
WASHINGTON p. ca FEBRUARY. a4,--
Betting on horse races IN the District
sequently, racing in the District. are
about to receive a death blow, The
Commissioners Of the District TO-DAY
Achason bill. which prohibits bettinee
\ on horse races and all other forms
bia, 49, $50
The passage Of the hill would nrob.
ably mean that the coming sprlnn
meet OF the Washington Jockey cimf,
mt Hennlng would haS the last ia be
present bookmakers al that ita rncs Az g
Ereauire to- keen on the move a ill the
time q nd q We N not flowed TO al i III
their paraplle ma ia.g 4 al AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25
ito meet and settle the questions by
adopting uniform rule to cover the


adopting a uniform rule to cover the
case.
The Sports of the Times says:
The genuine amateur is a gentle
man who loves the sport for itself, who
does not expect to make a profit out OF
his own pastimc. and certainly would
not accept remuneration even Indirect
~ through the performances of his
horses or his own driving. The lines
between amateur and professional rae
ing should be sharply and clearly
drawn. because II 1t once becomes un-
derstood that amateur races are me-e-
ly. preliminary workouts for horses
which are being headed for the pro
fess'onal Sacks and that as soon as
the amateur owner or driver has got
the horse track wise and race wise n
professional driver will take him on
the circuit. the real dignity and honor
OF amateur sport Will be dead. Even
the commercial idea will be compara-
lively a failure. 1t is true that the
horse has got no record but If he
trots in 2:i0 or 2;12 it will be duly
noted, as the astute amateur will soon
find. there are a dozen Richmonds In
the fields besides himself
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25
MnssAGE CAR CATCHES UP.
Makes Good Time md Has Passed All
Except American Cur.

LA PORTE, IND. February "a
Leaving New York three days after
the start OF the international automo-
bile race. a special car, en- route "a
vantage of the better-b broken roads
has passed all the cars In the Paris
race except the American car, which
at shutdown was only few miles
the message car. tonight left Rolling
Prairie. six miles east of La Porte. for
Michigan City. whence he purposes to
proceed for Chicago by way of Fur
nessville. avoiding Burdck. near which
place the American car in the New
York to Paris race was greatly de-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25
NEWS OF THE BOXERS.

Al Weinig is in New Orleans and il
ready to take UP boxing again.
Philadelphia Tommy Ryan was in
Iowa City the other day for the pur-
ling. and boxing among the students
OF the university. 1t is probable that
ne Will be retained by the authorities
to conduct these classes in the varsity
lighting game temporarily to engage
in this work. $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25
Aeal estate for 5alf.
F arm for Sale.

A GOOD FARM OF 10 ACRES,
seventeen miles from Richmond. direct
ly on public road; telephone line
passes the door, one mile from depot:
good house Of five rooms, With large
porches. barn, poultry houses, etc; nice
orchard. Farm we'll fenced and cross
fenced: two nice mares, three mich
COWS and two heifers, forty chickens
plows. harrows, drags, wagon. harness
and mowers. all for Se,S50 to quick
buyer, Best OF reasons for selling.
Apply to
b. II. WATKINS.
$40 70. Main Street. Richmond, We.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25
Sporting Letters

The sporting editor of The Tines
Dispatch will gladly nnswcr in these
columns nny questions Regarding
sporting matters. COmmun len Ions
on sporting subjects will nlso he
printed, and comments Will be made,
Address Sporting Editor, Timcs-Dis-
patch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25
BASEBALL DATES
WILL Be ADOPTED
Important Meetings Of National
and American Leagues
This Week.

PHILADELPHIA. February Iii
Baseball magnates OF the National and
American Leagues VIII meet nm New
York this week to finish up the bust
ness necessary to be transacted prior
to the opening of the season of 1906
After everything is settled the mag
Mates Will make their farewell bows
and leave the field to the players. In
other words, after next week basebaii
will no longer be played III the hotel
corridors. but OF the diamond. where
Tho game interests the fans the most
President Harry Puliam has called
the National League to meet on Febru--
airy 26th at the Waldorf-Astoria, end
the Hotel Breslin as tho American
Leagues meeting place ON the same
date as the senior league. This was
done TO facilitate intercourse on all
and approval By the two1lcagues.
These, two meetings are really the
most important baseball gatherings of
the year, as they bring to a definite
conclusion all the proposed legislation
of the fall and winter AT these meet
ings the playing schedules for the
season will be arranged and the rules
formulated under which not only the
major leagues. but the entire baseball
world Will play during the coming
season.
President Johnson has announced
that the American League schedule has
been compiatcd. and that 1t has been
huilt on last years lines. president
Canada since he fired his broadside re-
sarding the action of the minor leagues
in passing their american Russian
blacklist resolution" has given out
nothing regarding the National League
schedule, except to say that there VIII
nicting dates between the two leagues
than there were last season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25
MAKING ALL PLANS FOR
BURNS TO FIGHT JOHNSON

will remain ut Hampstead until March
12th, when he Will go to Dublin for
his fight on st. Patrick's Day with
lem Roche. He is very confident of
his ability to defeat Johnson. and
thinks that Roche Will not prove much
moro effective thnn Gunner Moir or
Jack Palmer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25
Rixerside Bnl1 Team.

Especial to The Times DISPATCHED
PETERSBURG, VA, February a.
The Riverside baseball team has been
organized with Sidney Gill as man
ager and Everett Fowlkes as cap-
tain. Games are being arranged with
some of the best teams in the state.
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-
The g 8
Kaiser ~
Wilhelm % HAES
says }
Save the
Fatherland. =
President Roosevelt says
ffC n NlI.I1 ~ ~
President Roosevelt says
"Save the Children. =

You should certainly take out the
days of February and give them co..
apious doses OF fresh air--nature,s own
medicine. Our largo line of Rattan
Hood Baby Carriages and larger Go
weather, and yet, being OF rattan are
very light and permit the freest circll-
lation of air around the child during
the hottest summer days.
The majority of our styles are IN
rattan brown, and are upholstered IN
brown or tan carriage, cloth. They nave
a swell appearance, and will not look
shabby after being out in the rain.
Prices run from $1,000 to $4,000, ana
credit Il you wish,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25

Newport News V. NJ. C.. A, Here,
The Newport News Young MEMS
Christian, Association has arranged the
following schedule:
February 27th-Hampton, at Hamp-
March 7th-willlam and Mary. at
Williamsburg.
March 1otii-Hampton. in Newport
News.
March 13th-Richmon Young Mems
Christian Association. in Newport
News.
March 21st-Hampton. at Hampton.
March 2Sth-Richmond Young Mems
Christian Association. at Richmond.
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;5Nld,:z!!!:zls!yII;s&ls!:..
- y.
MAIN = Ia N sTEEETn
LYNcHDURG TO HOLD BENTLEY.
Decided to Be on the Reserve List IN
1IrS Nnf 1leeu fyrrn,Iod

DeCiucU 10 Be on the NeHcrYe LIST md
1Ius Not Been Traded.
LYNCHBURG, VA. February 2i.-
Manager Grim denies that Bentley. the
local player. has been sold or traded
to an Eastern League team. He ex-
poets to have Bentley with the Shoe
makers and will use him this year in
the right field instead of as catcher.
Secretary Farrell has decided that
Bentley is legally on the reserve list
OF Lynchburg, and there seems to be
no doubt now but this heavy hitter
will play again hero this year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25
layed tonight by almost lmpassasle

Royles passed tho Italian car, now
second In the New York to Paris race.
near Carlisle this afternoon, but the
italian car later overlook the mes
sage car which 1t Is now following
on the way to Chicago with the hons
that 1t may possibly pass the Ameri-
can car during the night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25


OF
SAIL, adj ais
osna
skates
u
Sweden.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08

SPECIAL INDICTMENT
To any who will build az once: good loe
32xe0; rock cement and VI n. lumber for
$3.50: terms. Richmond. 2Jth av and B st.
good location good improvements; water In:
surveyed and hoard walk 70 Fulton st. ears
and park. Call on premises az new COTTAGE
transfer west at Chutes to gath av.s bring
this ad.
S7.3GO--New. and room. up to date fats; ID
av- near California ST: $1,000 cash, balance
monthly y NELSON. builder
BARGAIN Elegant cottage: rooms bath: new
aud modern; sacrifice for $500. Inquire af
4296 1Tth ST. near Douglass.
81 7c5o-Two new elegant aats: park district;
and rooms; both rented price right; don't
delay. l4l0 Haight st.
C4AS ". FISHER. real estate broker, has ~
moved to 304 Realty bldg. $50 Market st.
See him for bargains.
ELEGANT homes for sale In 10th av between
l and SITS d. CONDOR. Bldr.. Sunset
FOR sale cheap-3 room cottage near Geary ana
suttter ears CIT Preside aE.
c. r. WILCOX & co. removed to 211 Balboa
bldg. I'd and Market sts.
,. a. ADAMS, surveyor. s25 Bush st Phoss
SO. TOo-Part cash; g. 4. room aatss nsw.
942 Noe St
$3.50 New house for sale. KATE. sos Cortland
avenue.
Continued to Next Psgs
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
DAY AND CONTRACT WORK

CARPENTER. first class, wants day or contract
work: plans furnished. ]. SEIBACHER,
SvriSs Glnr, pnrl,
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MEDICAL

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No Delays D.sa 2pointments.
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Most obstinate cases 60, d. utmost privacy
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BUSINESS cHANcEs-continued

DAcANE1Sc Sf1NNt ue-u
A-......... UNION INVESTMENT Co.
SS2 Market St, room POI near Ellis.
Phone Douglas 5000
SlT5-Parincr wanted 10 tend store; can clear
$50 week each. Union Inv. Co.
Creamery and butter aud egg store, with good
milk route; fine location FOR delicatessen; rent
S25; bargain. Union Inv Co.
S7oo-Corner. saloon on McrlSet st. neat little
place. with good fixtures; $500 stock; rent
$50; license paid months; owner leaving city
See Union Inv. Co
S75o--Meat market; trade $3.50 per week; no
delivery; rent s45. Union Inv Co
Delicatessen and lunch counter; $3.50: clears
500; rent SIS. Union Inv. Co
sl25-Confectionery store: rent SIS; living rooms.
Union Inv Co. SS2 Market st.
GROCERY. delicatessen and creamery in good
location, doing a good business for sale In
formation at l6s Tiffany av
A-sIO0 per month guaranteed investment OF
81. .0O0; dairy and poultry business; no rent.
San Mateo. p o. Box 263
PARTY with little capital TO open dining
room I'm a first class hotel; success assured.
Apply Hotel Leo. 4lo Eddy st.
DRY goods store: good location: living rooms;
rent $25: price only $500. PHOENIX REALTY
EXCHANGE 94S Market st.
APARTMENT house OF % rooms. all mod. con
Teniences; price $500; terms Box 1865 Call.
MILLINERY store, good paying; account of
sickness wants 10 leave city. 2Oo5 Sutter ST
MILLINERY store; good paying; account of
sickness wants 10 leave city. 2055 Sntter ST.
NEW towns win open January To- $50 lots free.
Particulars, T.. o. box 24l. San Francisco
RESTAURANT; clears $3.50 month; 9th st. near
Market; price 5000. Box 1449 Cali office.
ONE-THIRD interest real estate business, 5000.
Phoenix Realty Exchange, 94S Market St
MODERN Up to date butcher fixtures for sale;
very cheap. Apply 1902 California st.
Sl2J-Grocery and notion store; rent only $l2; .
living rooms Inquire 2l09 Market ST.
TO butchers-A good family meat market for
sale Apply 1928 Webster st.
NEW saloon fixtures for sale and store for rent.
Apply at 1888 Steiner ST
BUTCHER shop for sale. Peoples Market, 229a
Market St
PARTNERS WANTED
81 600 buys half interest in Al room house. cen
! trally located, paying $21S net per month
strietest investigation solicited will sell
for 81 500. Apply John V. McCulloch, 423
goth ST., Castro.
$500 with services; practical tinsmith Box
1914. Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08

MARINE VIEW LOT
Green ST.: GSxi37.6; or will sell "a feet front.
age beautifully situated: in finest block in ths
city; 1916 feet west from Scott; price $4,000.
Z. G.. YOUNG.
207 ID St. 2540 Green ST.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08

LO0K-Hlgh class cigar stand on Market St +;
best location in city; doing $40 to $50 a day
business; rent only SO a month; this is 4
swell stand and worth at least $4,000; you can
purchase II for $3.50 il sold this week; this
this month.
i have q swell candy store, with living
rooms, furnished; price $3.50; this VIII clear
s. a day.
GEO. A. HERRICK. SiS VAN NESS Az
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08
, n GTACOAIINT K 90.

4O7 Pine ST. corner Of Montgomery.
Mission branch. cor OF Twenty-eighth and
Douglass. Open Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-08

EXCELLENT opportunity for the investment OF
from 5000 20 $4,000 in a live furniture bust
ness senior partner about 20 retire from busi
ness because If age; wiz pay 20 - p per cent
profit also opening for employment 10 the
party investing Inquire room 222 First ma
Iional bank building. Berkeley. or Telephone
either Berkeley p OF kesruy 36JG. san Fran
cisco.