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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-19

Invite your friends 10 the apple
show and show them the fruit that
grows here.
Remember that 1T takes money to
run an apple show. and every two bits
helps.
For two bits you can get IA dollars
worth of satisfaction ut the apple
show.
Go Ia TIL. apple show and you'n be
prouder than ever Of western Mon
tana.
There are potatoes. too, at the ap-
ple show that will make folks take no
tice.
The apple show is the best boos, the
Bitter Root has had in many "A day.
Western Montana owes debt Of
gratitude To Charles +. Dorman.
Spend quarter to See the fair and
you boost your home region.
Now let the booster club take up
next years apple show.
Its up to you To make the apple
show winner.
Gee, aren't you glad YOU ike in
Aissomla:
See the Red Apple in its glory Mt the
big tent.
Take off your hat TO Charlie Dor
man.
Co 10 the apple show every day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-04

The Daily Graphic presents all the local of Pine Bluff in condensed yet complete, and attractive form A the % +hn eT spt hnpp9a Pine Bluff and ed eante every se7rina of The % Granhc Capital is as complete and thorough it is possible to make it. The may be said of other Graphic features of the paper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-04

FANS ALI. OVER SOUTHEAST ARKANSAS will like the Daily Graphic better than any other newspap because will give complete and more to the point and give it first All other sports covered in the thorough and up-to-date manner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-04

THE WOMEN LIKE IT. The Daily Graphic pays
 special attention to the recording of the social of Pine Bluff every day in the best and most complete '
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-02
Bob1eitsgIcRefl
Iauten In Detmeld CeWnrbip,

9lm leBten Sonnta9 Wuroeu bon
ReO. Yur9oori Yaitor Der Saptiitens
tir6e 81 @iblep, Serr Gbriitian 8obn
uno 6rduletn Sophia Serti6 in ben
Gbebuno sei6loiien. 9ie Gltern oes
neupermdblteu Paares iino mOblba=
benoe Sarmer uno Pioniere in 9et=
mplo.
Seute, ben 25. Nopember nuroen in
8ent,lria, g. g., Serr 8arl gerti6
uno Srdulein Watbiloe gleines, iotpte
Serr slusuft 9ieos uno, Srdulein emi-
Tie arlt, BON PaitOr gur9Oorf in ben
@bebuno seidloiien. Sarl 1T Der Sobn
oes Serrn Noam Sertid, elmer Der
poblbabeniten 6armer in 9stmolo.
Ssrr 9ieoe 1T 9leidfalls elm iebr tpObls
babenoer GARNER in ielbiser Radbar.
i6uft. 9etoe, Sert 9ertid uno Serr
Sieoe limb alts Ginwobner bon 9et=
molo.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-02
Linton State Bank
Wird In cine naticnal Bank
uinaeWandeIt.

Sn Nubetraht Der Satia6e, oaB eli
ni9e Der 9lttiondre Der Clinton State
Sunt out betamte Beri0nli6teiten in
unierem Staate Siio 9atOta ltno,
ndmlib 6reo s. Bieb, ebemali9er
Sdabmeiiter bon WcPberion 6ountp,
Is. &orldnoer, Prdiioent Der 9euti6en
Sant su Gureta uno u. u. Guomi9s,
ebemali9er &aiiierer Der Nrtas State
Sant, 10 oiirfte es ibren 6rcunoen
9roBe 6reuoe bereiten, gu pernebmen,
oaB iib ibre Sant in 2inton in Itett9em
@a6stum beflnoet, um ben 8ei60fts=
anipriIhen oieies Srte5 oOlI uno 9ans
gu 9enitgen. Der lebte 6Orti6rttt,
ben bic Clinton Stote Saut gema6t
bat, lit Der, OaB man aus tbr cine 9(a=
tlonal 8ant mQ6te uno miro Die S0ut
BON nun an ben 5itel 5be 6irit 3D.
tional @aut Of Clinton" tra9en. Tjeie
llmwanolun9 Der Clinton State 8ant
in cine l}atioual 8ant Sie6t cine Ser
0r0Berung Der &ant9ei6dfte na6 li6,
uno lit i'm @rlmOe 9enommen cine
iebr an9enebme unO iiberaus erfreulide.
Die 9lttiOnGre Der Sant lino quite,
ltrebiame %eute. Delde Deroienen, OaB
lie Ourt Griol9 9etrOnt werOen, mas
mir ibnen aufri6ti9 piini6en.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-02

.B Saroin9 9arts WirO, poraus=
9eieBt oaB Die @itterun9 giIniti9, ans
fan9s Sanuar in @ureta cine SerOe bon
lun9en Pferoen gum 8ertauf offerieren.
PaBt auf Die 9lntiinoi9un9 III Oteier
3eitun9, wel6e Die 9enauen 9aten ans
Qibt. Quf.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-02
9l6tunq, @etsentQufer! Die 3eit

- gl6tung, @eiSentdufer! Die 3eit,
in tpel6er Sbr Wei3en auftauft, nabt
beran uno Sbr brau6t &eiSen=GbetS.
@tr empfeblen uns CUR 2lnfertigunq
oerIelben. Srtn9t Cure Nuftrdge gu
uns, oenn mir oruden, numerieren,
binoen uno ltefern Sud ole Q9ei3ens
Sheds CUR 9etuiiien 3eit ab. pOitauf=
trd9en miro beionoere Nufmertlamteit
gepiomet. gDir eriu6en um Sure
aunoidaft. 8ute 9lusfiibrun9 uno
3ufrieoenbeit 9arantiert.
gureta Yoit Sruderei.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-02

~ Gine Gar gepfel BON 0inoeu,
etaat Netp BORT. Sine Gar aepfel
BON Sit 9irfielO, Staat Drain.
Gualitdt bic bette. Yreis ri6tig. 8ir
baben feline Sem Yort 9lepfel bon
g0isconIin ober ionitwo.
Gmil 9ierenfelot
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-02

IIDVllue 2SelUluUlSleV.
- &eim, SieB IL Slein erbielten
bieIe @ofe cine Carload Mtebl aus
8onDle.
- 9lm 3ienstag perianote Gmil
Sierenielot cine Carload Sblpeine nah
Siio ct. Paul.
s,s- WGoheu, brin9t lebt ellre 9e=
iammelteu Stimmen fir oas freie PianO
in ben Gureta SaSaar.
s. Seibit aus MinneapOlis be-
fano Iib am lebten Samstag gel6dfts=
balber in rnierer Staot.
sB" NergeBt ni6t ben rc9elmdBi9en
90n5 am 6reita9abeno. Sbr uno
Sure 5Sreunoe ieiO etn9elaoen.
~ 3wan3i9 Stimmen nit jeoem
IoQar merit BON Wer6anoiie, al o0s
freie Yiano, i'm Gureta gaSaar.
.7Y~ Der olte @eibna6tsmann bat
lein 00uptQuartier i'm Gureta Sa3Nor
au8ertoren. &Ommt unD betra6tet ben
alten &erl.
tas- Ger9eBt ia niht, fir ieoen Col
lar mert, ben ibr bel uns fault, erbal=
tet S6r 20 Stimmen an Oas frsie Yiano
i'm Gureta Sa3aar.
.B Sunoert Stimmen al oas freis
Yiano meroen nit ieoem Dollar merit
an Suwelen, wel6e i'm @ureta SaSaar
.getauft peroer, gegeben.
- Serr uno 6rau Soiepb M. S4ab
fubren am 8iensta9 na6 Sillspiep,
no iie H6 i'm Sauie bes Serrn S6aB
len. aui 8eiu6 aufbielten.
.B~ gDir tonnen Gud wuuber=
i6one Sa6en fir @eibnadten sei9en.
9llles neue Sa6en. &Ommt uno iebt
oieielben Glreta SaSaar.
sB Srin9t uns Cure 3armpros
butte, Sdute, 5elle uno altes Giien.
0ir 3ablen INNER ben bo6lten Wtartt=
preis. @Durles Gi9ler.
.B 9lQe @orbereitun9en lino oe=
trOifen, Sud cine pra6tpOle Nuswabl
pOn @eibna6tsartitelu, Spielia6en
umo YorSellanwaren i'm @ureta ga3oar
81 5ei9en.
- Sobn PieB begab li6 am lebten
6reita9 mad Sa9ue uno wabreno er
oOrt weilte, i6loB er peri6iebene 8runbs
si9entumspertrd9e ab, in wel6en er in=
tereiiiert 1T.
-- aetm, &ieB & &lein lieBen ben
i'm binteren @noe hires 8eIbdftslotales
9ele9en SfIiceraum tape3ieren uno bat
oerielbe iebt Elm oiel an9enebmeres
9lusIebeu erbalten.
-- Wept9 Zimmerman aus !Sias=
oietu belt lib am 9ieustag geidGfts=
balber in Gureta auf, toobei er nidt
oerfeblte, unierer 9ruderei einen fur
gen Selu6 ab5uitatten.
- 6reo 9. Wettler bra6te am
0ienstag leBter @o6e in @ureta Elm
S6mein auf ben Wartt, pel6es 400
pfuno wo9, wofiir ibm Die Summe
BON $500 beSablt wuroe.
- 9lm Samsta9 lebter Bode trai
Ss5atOb 9Dam, in 8afle, 9t. 9. mobn=
bait bel ietnen Gltern SatOb Noam
fen. auf SeIu6 Elm. Seute tebrte er
Dieoer in Ietns Seimat 3uriid.
- SObann Yfeifer uno Spei @roB=
entel, &atbie uno 9beooore, tebrten
9eltern bon einem tur3en Seiu6 aus
BartltOn, g. .. 3uriid, po iie bel
8erwanoten auf 8eiu6 weilten.
- Die 6armers & Mer6ants State
8ant lGBt cine Gerldngerung ibrer
SeiSr6bren pornebmen, I'm bic &opa=
sitdt ibrer SeiBwaIeranla9e 3u erb0ben.
SObann &leiu len. fiibrt Die 9lrbeit
aus.
- q. s. llnterieber bat oas Saus
oes e. 8. &eim i'm iiiDli6en 5eile Der
Staot tGufli6 erporben. Serr Seim
miro bel ieinem gruOer Satob Guar
tier nebmen, bis iein neues Saus fer
ti9 9eitelt lit.
- 6. u. Siiners befano lid am
9onnersta9abeno in Clinton, mo- er lib
ar eiuem San5persnii9en beteiligte.
2lm 6reita9 trat er cine 8eiddftsreiie
na9 Minneapolis OH, bon pelder er
Qeitern 3urildtehrte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-02

.B 8ellere MuTit in ben S6lit=
ten9loden oes alien @eibnadtsmannes
i'm @ureta ga3aar ais in ben &ab9lO=
den auf ben StraBen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-02
Za verkdufefi.

Wtein @obnbaus nit Stall uno Got.
3u erira9en bel SatOb 3 burn,
Gureta, g. 3.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29
POLICEMAN TO PREVENT
TROUBLE WITH SOLDIERS
SausaIito Businessmen Secure
Appointment of Peace Officer

sAUSALITO, March pa special
policeman has been appointed by the
town trustees of Sausalito to quell the
turbulent spirits who have assaulted
soldiers and made life miserable for a
number of citizens recently.
For some time past the soldiers and
some civilians, headed by Jack Silva,
have clashed and on several occasions
bloodshed was narrowly averted. The
commanding officer at Fort Baker noti-
fed the Sausalito businessmen that
unless the trouble was stopped he
would see that all business communi
cation would cease between the post
and Sausalito and that launch service
would be started from Fort Baker to
the Presidio and the soldiers would be
given leave to visit San Francisco, but
not Sausalito.
Major Ruckman then stated that he
would see that all soldiers who made
trouble would be severely dealt with
The matter was considered at a
meeting of businessmen. who concurred
with the commanding officer, and 1T is
now expected that trouble win be
averted.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29
SUPERINTENDENT DAY
DISCUSSES PRISON WORK
Spirit of Reform Is Developed
by Commission

OAKLAND. March 2s.-William I.
Day. superintendent of the California
prison commission. gave a talk this aft
ernoon at the Twenty third Avenue Bap-
tist church concerning conditions in the
California state penitentiaries at San
Quentin and Folsom. Day declared
that the spirit of reform was manifest
at both Institutions.
Day went into detail as TO the COM
mission 5 activities, explaining that the
chief effort was to find employment for
discharged convicts, and TO help worthy
men from the prisons in many direc-
uOns, preventing them from lapsinS
into crime. The speaker described the
building which the commission is erect
ing in San Francisco. where discharged
prisoners Will be cared for until per
manent provision can be made for them
superintendent Day explained the needs
Of the commission, and observed that
the Croker national bank of San
Francisco would receipt for all contri-
buttons.
The commission is composed of the
following: President, Charles Montgom-
cry; treasurer. A. J. Ralston; secretary,
Rev. John Hemphin, D. D.; superin-
tendent, William L Day; NJ. J. Branden-
stein, George Center, A. Koshland. G.
c. Moore. r. Lehnhardt, Joseph Know
land. Charles Green, A. ". Foster, Sig
mund Stern, Raphael WE'LL William
H. Crocker, Hugo Abrahamson, c. A
Hooper and Andrew McCreery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29
ONLY HERE
A YEAR is PATRIOTIC
John DarOwski Celebrates With
Spirit of Uncle Sam

One year ago yesterday John Da-
rowski arrived IN Detroit from little
village in Galicia. and for 365 days he
worked hard. saved his money and
drank practically nothing but cold
water and the air OF freedom. But
when the anniversary of his arrival
came around John felt that no Ordi-
nary means would suffice to express
the throbbing patriotism lately kin
died within his breast Therefore he
learned by heart a lyric known as
Yankee Doodle Boy drew his money
out Of the bank, put on his other
clothes and started down the line.
He became immensely popular In the
first saloon he struck. tunefuily an
nephew of his Uncle Sam and buying
for everybody in sight. And II didn't
make John bit mad IL anybody Speci-
fed a 10 cent potion.
sRah for RoosenfeId. Rah for Daft,
Rah for ev' body" John shouted, and
his new friends smiled because he was
waving a green bill to emphasize his
remarks. which bill he presently laid on
the mahogany IN exchange for fuel for
enthusiasm
Then he made a speech like this:
Brothers Of the United States-I am
glad to be here. / am proud for nv
new country. Have another"
They found John about midnight In a
ditch on Wesson avenue near Michigan
long bottle in one hand. a little flag
in the other. His pockets were nlled
with Old Glory cigars
'Rah for Merica," he muttered "a
they put him in the wagon.
At Vinewood station Lieutenant
Whats your name?
Yankee Doodle"
Where's your homer"
United States"
How old are your
Born on the fourth of July" And
they led him to cell.-Detroit News.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29
ENGLISH SYNDICATE BUYS
RICH MINES IN RUSSIA
Foreign Capital Employed to
Develop Siberian Copper

Consul James w. Ragsdale sends
from st. Petersburg the following news
concerning mining enterprises in Rus
sia:
According to a St. Petersburg news
paper a part of the Lena gold mines,
the richest in all Russia, has been sold
to an English syndicate under the name
of the Russian mining corporation at a
stipulated price of 100000 rubles
(ruble. 5l.5 cents); and foreign capi-
tai is at the back of another banker
who has purchased 16e mines in eastern
Siberia, viz, II in the Sea region, %
in the BIlreinsk, 19 in the Nitlm, l3 IN
the Oiekma, u in the East Transbaikal,
49 in the Zeya, 13 in the West Trans.
baikal, in the Amur, l in the Ussuri,
and IL in the Angara region.
Foreign capital has also become in
terested in the northern part of Sax
halin, where copper, coal. oil and lead
exist in abundance. German companies
are also soliciting concessions to work
coal mines on the island and prospect
for oil.
An American is already working iron
mines recently leased by him at point
near st. Olga bay, and is trying to get
coal concessions in the same region,
with the stipulation that both Russians
and foreigners may be employed
An English company seeks a conces-
sion for copper mining in the Turgay
region along the Orenburg -Tashkent
line. and it is understood that the grant
has been conceded. In the Altay a
number of mines have been acquired by
British firms, which are said to be
worth some 100000 rubles.
Like conditions exist in the Enissey,
where English companies acquired cop
per interests back in 1892, and their
operations have proved very successful
A mining concession of several thou
sand versts along the Okhotsk sea. which
is reported to be exceedingly rich, has
been acquired by an English lord.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29
PRICES OF STOCKS
PROVE IRREGULAR
General Determination to Hold
Securities for Better Sales
Is Displayed

NEW YORK, March 2s.-Prices OF
stocks moved last week irresularly and
haltingIy toward a higher level This
happened to the accompaniment and
expressions OF discouragement for the
various sources at the slow rate OF
progress OF business improvement and
the small apparent prospect OF early
revival
While the character of the opera
tions in stocks gave no clear indication
of active steps based on this expecta-
tion of ultimate improvement. there
was a notable power OF resistance
which argued a confidence in exemp-
tion from influences of depression and
a determination to hold securities for
better prices.
1t was this that made difficulties for
the professional bears who had sold
stocks short in anticipation of period
of liquidation to follow the course OF
discussion over the tariff bill.
Opinions of the accredited authorities
in the iron and steel trades were that
the lowering prices had failed TO stlin-
ulate any effectUal demand for prod
ucts The week was filed with re-
ports Of intended further cuts in prices
Of Iessening production by shutting
down mills and of reduction Of wages.
The danger in strikes also entered into
the discussion
In the copper trade some improve
ment in demand was reported and con-
siderable sales of refined copper were
said TO have been made early in the
week In mercantile lines also and in
railroad traffic the returns show the
disposition to await the completion OF
the changes in the import duties now
under discussion before forward steps
are taken. The condition OF the winter
grain crops is another decided problem.
although a growing sentiment of en-
couragement over the condition Of win
ter wheat is discernible.
The money market offered no COM
plications which had any influence on
stocks. Money continued TO flow from
the domestic interior to New York in
more than sufficient volume TO Offset
the foreign demand for gold.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29
oARLAND REAL EsTATE
P1EnMoNT PRoPERrY

PIEDMONT PROPERTY
Desirable lot. S9xl1o feet near Oakland
csr line and short distance from Piedmont sta
tfOn; corner OF Howard aV. and Mace st. I;
FOR sale at sacrifice similar sized lots il same
block being held at Sl.365 and upward; viii sell
this lot for l,25O on terms follows: $3.50
cash and balance in monthly payments Of S25
including interest. Owner, box z44. Cali Office
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29

FOR sale-A handsome new room cottage sit
uated on north side Of Cedar st. between NIL
via ana Henry. block from Bergman station
on Southern Pacific line; modern and up to date
in every respect; lot 35xl32:7; house 2Sx56i
all rooms large and wen lighted, painted and
tinted; beamed ceiling in dining room; gas and
electricity; laundry and concrete basement.
Price $500; terms. For full particulars apply
TO STANLEY +. BOND, with Harold Havens,
real estate. 2115 Shattuck av-, Berkeley
BERKFIEY residence for sale by owner; con
tains rooms with room for more in attic;
also room bungalow in rear. on lot 50N145;
on carline and convenient TO trains. Address
box 30s5. can office: BerkeIey
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
s25 monthly and small first payment buys new,
strictly modern cottage, rooms, mantel cleo
tricity: 50 $50 If sold Immediately; genuine
bargain Owner, 1926 st. Charles ST., near
Bay station
YOU can own beautiful room bungalow just
completed in Mastick Park. Alameda, by
making a small payment down, balance
as rent: price $3.50. WELLS & BANGS, 306
Chronicle huildIng.
SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE
8 ROOM bungalow in Redwood City; large liv.
ing room psneled dining room; for rent or
for sale: terms TO suit Boy 50. Can office
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE
FOR bargains in San Rafael and Ross Valley
properties see z. Z. HOFF. 60I 4th St, San
Rafael
FOR sale-Attractive home in sausalito; southern
exposure. Box 1850; Call Office
MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE
S55o-Flne lot in beautiful MiH Valley; 56x
ll1:6 S20O-Lot Millwood Heights. 81. 400
House ana lot SS50-Large lot, 56x20s T.
HOLTUM. owner. Mil Valley.
ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE
FOR sale or rent-In Ross Marin CO.. Q room
modern bungalow; open fireplace; large veran-
da- Particulars address box 715, Call office
CARMEL REAL ESTATE
LIST OF properties for sale or rent. Write
PHILIP WILSON. Carmel Ry the Sea Cal.
SAN RAFAEL REAL ESTATE
HAVE you $500 TO put into subdivision in San
Rafael 10 yield you $1,000? Box 933, Cal Of
fee. or phone Douglas I416
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
HOMES. investments, lots. ranches, acre proper
ties BROWN wilson. Santa C-uz. Cal
TIMBER LAND
REDWOOD and pine timber land IN lots to suit
100 10 10000 or more acres; also large and
paying mill property. ROTHERMEL q CO..
San
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29
pERkELEY REAL EsrATE
HOME FoR SALE

IL room house; in best residence district
Of Berkeley; on car line; house years old;
water gas and electricity; lot 50xl60 with
beautiful lawn; viii sell for practically cost
See owner on premises. 29lO Hiuegass ay.,
Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29
FRUrTvALE REAL ESTATE

REDUCTION-Terms, $3.50; lot Hict
Hopkins; near cars; bay view: 81
done. pavement, water, electricii
Merritt S52l
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29
READY REFERENCE GUIDE OF San FRANCISCO BUSINESS CONCERNS
OF TITLE INSURANCE

ABSTRACT OF TITLE INSURANCE
Title Insurance & Guaranty Co., $50 Montgomery
Alameda County Abstract Co. 426 10th. Oakland.
CITY ABSTRACT CO., Inc, 67 City Hall av.
PACIFIC TITLE ms CO.. 420 Montgomery.
STANDARD TITLE ms CO., Mills bldg
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
STANDARD ACCIDENT CO., Crocker bldg.
ACCOUNTA TANTs-CERTIFIED PUBLIC
JOHN R. RUCKSTELI4 c. P. A. c. Spreckels big
BANKERS
" w. HALSEY & CO., 424 California.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29

Spanish steamers still carrv r,o-.
than half OF the Philippines COM
merce.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29
MONKEYs HAVE .APPENnIc1r1s

The PasteUr institute has discovered
that chimpanzees have a prevfOusIr
unsuspected resemblance to man in
their susceptibility to appendicitis
There Is about one teacher to riDa
students in the New York universifsss
colleges. professional and tecb1ioks
schools. "a
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29

Northern China raises heavy peanut
crops.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29

A STORY OF EUCALYPTUS'' viii interest
you. Send name and address for it. free, TO-
gether with other literature. MuriettR Eucs-
lyptus Co.. 2l1 Mercantile place. Los
Angeles. OF call at 155 Suffer St. San Fran
cisco. ana see Mr. Brrfick
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29
RANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES

AMER. NAT. BANK, Merchants Elk. bldg.
Anglo Californian Bank Ltd, Pine and Ssnsome.
BANK OF ITALY cor Montgomery and Clay.
BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO, 1921 Polk.
CROKER NATIONAL BANK, Crocker bldg.
CENTRAL TRUST CO., Market and Sansome.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Montgomery Post.
FIRST FEDERAL TRUST CO., Montgmy Post
FRENCE-AMERICAN BANK, los Sutter.
LONDON PARIS NAT. BANK, Sutter & Sansome
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Chronicle big
MERCANTILE TRUST CO. of S. F., 464 Cal.
RUSSo-CHINESE BANK, 415 Montgomery.
5. T. NATIONAL BANK. Merchants Elk. bldg.
SNlSS-AMERICAN BANK, 1882 Fillmore.
UNION TRUST co. of S. F., Montgomery
UNION STATE BANK. 69I Market
WELLS-FARG0 NEV NAT. Bnk, Montgomery
YOKOHAMA SPECIE Bank Ltd AS Sansome.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29
EAST OAKLAND BARGAINS.

5000 down. $25 per month buys a room
modern house, located in good neighborhOod
where restrictions on buildings are limited 10
So 600; built by day work for home; must be
seld: within 3 minutes walk OF electric carifae
10 Oakland; lot 35xl0O. II you want the best
home In Oakland for the least money, take a
look at this.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29

u room house in 18th Rv.: modern improve
rnents. lot 69xl59; gas; sidewalk: room bunga-
low IN the rear; garage; one OF the best built
houses in East Oakland. See for particu-
lars.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29
REAL EsrArE ID ENCHANGE

616 ACRES near Hayward; 3 a. in fine fruit;
new room house, barn. chicken brooders ,
wells. horse. COW. harness wagon. etc. VIII
exchange for vacant or improved city property.
50 acres Of rich sediment soil. under irrigs-
ton, In Sacramento valley. adjoining land sell
ing at 500 per a. This so a. can be had at
So per a. VIII exchange for good Oakland
OF Berkeley home
u. z. JOHNSON. 2s2 San Pablo av. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-29
EUCALYPTUS LAND

what can be done in eucslyptus. Gail or write
and we viii furnish you free complete au-
fhentic information on eucalyptus fOrestrs-
tion. We are now planting 800 acres. THE
sax JOAQUIN EUCALYPTUS CO.. 437 No
nadnock hpiding.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
N-vv. srom Kearney Normal.

KEARNEY, Neb.. Feb. H.-(SpeciaL)-
The members of the Dramatic club viii
stare a couple of plays next Friday even
Ing. Nose and "A Bay Case" Tho school
band viii furnish music.
Prof. n. o. Sutton and Prof. c. A. Murch
have been unable 20 take care Of their
classes this last week on account Of III
meas. Prof. Sutton viii return to his work
Monday.
At a class meeting OF the seniors held
Thursday afternoon the following Officers
were elected for the last semester Of the
year: President. Herbert Markward; vice
president. Miss Madg Lowering; secretary.
Miss Bertha Schumacher. reelected; treas
urer. Thomas Goar; sergeant-st-srms. A c.
North; yell leader. Cassius Giftin.
The question which win be debated in
APRIL with the Peru Normal has beer
chosen. It reads: Resolved. That cities
In Nebraska with q population Of 1000 OF
more should ADOPT the commissioners sys-
tenn OF municipal government n same
question VIII be debated by both girls and
boys. The Kearney boys will 70 to Peru,
the Peru girls will come 10 Kearney. The
following viii represent the Ksarney school
in this debate: Anthony n. Easterltng,
walter Fishar. Ralph Dugdale and Roscoe
C. simmons Minnie Blanchard. Alice Han
thorne. Mabel Kirk and Margaret Peterson.