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The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
BrOdIe NalIe Injured.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Culpeper. Va, July 19.-The Culpeper
team this afternoon tried its mettle
against the Casanova boys and were de-
feated. 9 20 6. The catcher for CuIpeper
DR.. Brodie Male, during the third Inning
had his finger badly injured and was
compelled TO leave the game.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
DECLINE NORFOLK INVITATION
Virginia Military Board Not Inter-
ested in Seeing TarheeIs.

Norfolk. July 19. - The state military
board. asked TO come TO Norfolk and go
In special car 70 Morehead City, n. c.,
for an inspection OF the North Carolina
state troops in camp. to a man declined
the invitation. This was extended to
show the Virginia board how the North
Carolina troops prefer 10 camp annually
by the seaside after having tried the
mountains.
The scheme was IN the interest OF Vir-
ginia Beach, whose site. offered free OF
cost for the State camp. is about 70 be
turned down for on expensive site az
Goshen.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

opeclal 70 ms " astlngton Herald
Suffolk. Va. July ia mass meeting
Of Nansemond County truckers at Driv-
ers heard speeches and adopted resolu-
tons criticising the course OF C. w.
Koiner, State commissioner Of agricul-
ture. and indorsing his opponent J.
Thompson Brown. Koiner IS referred 10
IN the resolution, which was adopted and
signed by about forty citizens. includ-
ing three physicians, as mot a 1T per
son TO be continued in the Office"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
LOUDOUN NG.o.P. UNRESTRICTED
Delegates to State Convention Are
Given Free Rein.

eIlesi1I % Ihe Wilmington uerAId-
Purcellville. Va, July 19.-The Republl-
cans Of Loudoun held mass meeting
here on Saturday for the purpose OF
electing delegates TO the State conven-
ton. which convenes at Newport News
on July 2S. County Chairman J. w.
Gregg presided. The attendance. while
not large. was a representative one. and
the following delegates were chosen:
II. T. Pancoast, DR.. II. ]. Buhrman. r.
F. Gaver, ". II. SiicOtt, J. s. Ely, n. c.
Nichols. J. W. Grubb, r. 3. Ogden, and
George Hoge.
Resolutions indorsing the present ad-
ministration and Representative Slemp
were unanimously adopted. The delega-
ton goes unlnstructed.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
Shoe Plant Leaves Fredericksburg.
SPECIAL 70 The Mashington Harald

Fredericksburg, Va. July 1s-The Ken
more Shoe Company, OF this city, whose
factory was destroyed by fire early in
the spring, will move their plant TO Will
Transport. Pa, where they will continue
the manufacture OF the Kenmore shoe.
The site Of the factory burned belongs to
the city. and will be occupied by new
concern, which will manufacture shoes
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
Virginia Iaundrymen orraptze

% I9TlII-
Richmond. Va, July 1s.-The Virginia
Laundry Association was organized this
afternoon with the election Of the follow
ing officers: President, NJ. Long. of Nor
folk; vice president T. L. knight. Of
Lynehburg; secretary, NJ. B. Florsheim.
Of Richmond; treasurer, o. L. Reach. OF
Danville, and sergeant-at-arms. Mr.. Lind
sey. OF Farmville.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
directs sale of water Companies.

speciaI % The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, July 19.-United States
Judge Waddill to-day directed the sale Of
the plants OF the Peninsula Pure Water
Company and the National Water Supplv
Company. both situated in the CITY of
Hampton, town Of Phoebus the National
Soldiers Home. and Elizabeth City. War
wick. and York counties. The sale IS to
satisfy liens under a bond issue of $500 600
by the former concern and S250,OOO by the
latter
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
PLUM FOR BUNTING.
Alvah Martins Friend VIII Get Good
Census appointment.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va, July 1s.-Capt. R. P. Bunt-
Ing a close political friend OF Alvah H.
Martin, Republican national committee
man from Virginia. who has been men
toned for tho United States marshalship
viii be appointed a director OF the census
in the Second Congressional district.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
STRIKE IN AK FACTORY.

Grinders Demand More Money and
Are Refused.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Charleston. W. Va. July 1s.-Nearly 200
grinders IN the plant CT the Kelley AK
Manufacturing Company. the largest ak
factory in the world. went out strike to-
day because the company refused an ad-
vance Of 25 cents on the hundred axes
Unless settlement can be reached within
few days the entire plant win have TO
close. throwing about 1000 men out OF
employment
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
MANN DEFENDS
POLITICAL COURSE
SaySMahOne Letters Have Re-
cOiled Against Tucker.
READJUSTER DEMOCRAT
Not Affiliated with G. O. P. When
Correspondence Took Place.

Judge Mann Asserts that Letters
Were Sprung to Divert Public Mind
from Federal Judgeship Charge.
Challenges Opponent 10 Publish
Letters Bearing Upon Application
90 President Roosevelt.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
Financial Standing Good.

Thus there IS no question OF the fnan-
cial ability Of Charleston to take ample
care OF itself, nor IS there any evidence
OF any unwillingness to do so, but under
a levy limitation imposed by the State
and the figuring Of the board OF affairs
there Is a constructive deficit and an ap-
parent inability to meet its 1ust obllga-
tlons and provide for the reasonable cur
rent city expenses. However. many legal
minds say that by maintaining the cor
poration properly by applying the reve-
nue. 70 its necessary expenses, the courts
will promptly step in and remove the
legislative inhibition as to the amount
of the levy. so that the city can properly
take care OF its debt until such time as
the city can adjust its expenses to its
revenues.
The Kanawha Water and IAght Com
pany, which on Thursday was notified 10
turn of the lights after the 18th. on Fri
day evening ISSUED a statement saying
that it would not do Sc. but would con-
tinue serving the city for such reason
able time as will enable the citizens 10
take such action in the mater as may be
necessary. even IL It has to furnish tho
lights at its own expense
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

~ Aul6 llIuo OF the year CITY
nual letters warning the public
germ laden food and water. &c.
people 10 keep their bowels well
open these hot days. and this ap-
plies 70 young and old. but espe-
cially 10 the extreme OF ages. To
be constipated Is to be IN danger
OF germ-infectiOn. Also, IL thick
ems and overheats the blood. pro-
ducing sick headache. loss OF ap-
petite. &c. Instead OF trying 10
get bowel movement by overeat-
ing yourself with fruit (Which Is
more likely 70 produce dia rrhoea
than cure the constipation use
DIR. CALDWELL'S SYRUP PEP
SIN once or twice n week before
retiring. 1t will clean out the
bowels, tone the stomach, and nut
the blood in good order. This
remedy is a vast Improvement
over salts and purgatiVe waters.
tablets, pills. &c. for these are
only temporary expedients. DIR.
CAIlDWELL'S SYRUP PEPSIN is
permanent in its effect and con-
tains Ingredients that tone and
strengthen the body. Its pleas
ant taste and freedom from grin
ing recommends II to children
and old people. who especially
need n gentle laxative. Any drug
gist will sell you q bottle for
only SO cents or 81 and guarantee
results.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

Tennessee are. near Beach. Always open. Pm.
vate bethA Elevator. Own farm rroducrS Best
SN day house IN Atlantic CITY Special Tvrhiy
utes. Booklet MARGARET WALSH DUNCAN.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
VIRGINIA RESORTS
MAINE RESORTS.
The L0TIsByRG 0I.IS Bar HarbOT. Me,

OPEN JULY 1 TO SEPTEMBER -.
An attractive hotel, noted foT cuisine and ssrTics
elevator private baths. telephone In suies aad All
modern improvements; scenery unsurpassed on At.
lantic Coass. Address NJ. 1. BALCH, Prom Tns
LouisbuTE. Bar HErbor Ne.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
MARYLAND RESORTS.

RIVERDALE HOTEL-NOW OPEN.
new management; spacious lawns; arte.
sian water; bathing. boating Grabbing:
fishing free For terms and circulars adj
dress Mrs H r HoWETH, Tilghman,
Nd 21e
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
HOTEL TRAYMQRE,


avs. Atlantic City, n. J. Gap. COO. Ideal family
notel Porches adl0sn Boardwalk. Heated sea water
tWlAfiinE pool Products q Own farm F1pphea
noe. White seTT-ce R@tes special. June g. 8 and
% DAILY American plan. S.-S up weekly. MUSIO
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
HOTEL YARMOUTH.

Beimoot 70 Iovp ave. directly on the beach EYsFJ
room ocean view. Cap. so ElsTator urirats baths
&c. Porches overlook Boardwalk. Cuisine a feature
THE CARLTON, Chelsea ave. and Beach.-Csls-
brEted FOR ia home comforts appointmertA and -
hloj pcluCt Ta1TUnHEUs 9TH scGS0n.
CHAs. P. zAzzALI
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

those who have never yet used DIR.
NALDMELL'S SYRUP PEPSIN and
would like to make test of IL before
9uSinE In the regular way from their
druEElst, can obtain a FREE SAMPLE
BOTTLE either for Themselves or 1nv
member OF their family by sending
name and address 10 the doctor The
sample VIII be sent to your home free
OI charEe. In this way you can find
out wbat IL will do without cost. Also
II the case presents difficulties TINT
noctors and other remedies seem nm
eDie 10 overcome, write letter 10 DIR.
CaIHNeu explaining how the person
suffers, and he will give voT, bts h.~t
MEDICAL ADVICE, based On bnIf n
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
THE HOLMHURST.

Ocean end Maryland ava. Atlantic City. n. J.
Elevator 70 ssrect leyel; suite With pgfv1ts
batha JULIA A. MILLER
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

N the mooI QuDul1r Chelsea district Ons blo-L
rom renowned Hotes Chelsca and near uniIlior sosy
per y1y hotel directly on the OCEAN front rith
aOL ana coiQ Sea-WateE baths and running ,rate- a.
A. r90tlS az mooerate rates. Elevator 70 qrosrud
Dencl15. MUELLER * KLEIN
The Wiltshire 0PEN ALL THE YEAR.
sue uHtShlSg Virginia aTenue oTerlOoysnq
ocean- Oapac4ty so El-r1-
tor stoam heat large Sun parlcr: sIites win bsfh
and every cDnVcnienCo, best cuisine and Deryiee.
music speci97l 5pring rates. 20 Up daily SASS
Up weekly Booklet
SAMUEL ELLIS. Owner and Psvu.
"IT'S ON THE TABLE"
And youE best Advertisement" sid 4 Fuust n.
osutiy AZ the
HOTEL ARLINGTON.
Michigan aYsnuo and Reach Atlantic Cstv =
The OcE manAgemcnt Is confident that YOIJ vfIi ~
Just as well PLEASED With tbs food and ns7yies "A
vel a. With the roorn1. unusually large light anS
sAeerfGl Absolute CLEANLINESS assured; white ssvic..
finest ioc1tion- Capacity. 50 Write fo- booklet and
lOv cary ssaSoa Faes
MIS-. R. J. OSBORNE SON.
HOTEL TRAYMORE,
Atlantic CltJ n. J.
Open throughout ths Year. FAtnous ss ths holE
Tor the comforts q home.
ThAIMORE HOTEL COMPANY
d. & WHITE q O. MAROUTTH
FresdoenI MAnEgA
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NEAR BEACH. UnSO.
Ttructsd OCEAN TisW. Pr1Tlre baths Elevator OpS1
all the yoGr. EENRY DARNEII.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
THE LELANnE
HOTEL LAMBORM

DIRECTLY On THE BEACH at MAsarhu,-tt,
aTe. specl loW rates May and June.
JACOB b. hawk.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

DM MAAA n
century of experience in
stomach, liver. and bowel
dseases, without charge.
women who have children
should send for "sUMMER
SUGGESTIONS TO NOTE
kRS," containing the doe
Tors adTice on diet, hygi-
enc, &c, In hot weather.
very important subject.
The address is
N. 3. CALDWELL,
20, MnnIicalIn llllnnle.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20
Cures Heat CONSTIPATION FREE

ne year city and county physicians publish their an
tne pubic 10 beware OF unripe overripe fruit;
! water SC But Of more Importance still is to warn
The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

GLEN vILLAR NoW OPEN. FINEST
seafood dinner on the beach: cool rooms
near beach; s. per week. Write S17 1lth
st. or Glen Villar. Colonial Beach. Va.
Phone 2O4S Free carriages meet every
boat 1S7-eOdtf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24
@uf @iainaIbabn.

Sdaffner: Isle miiKen ausiieissn
unb in Elm anoeres Coupe seben."
PaTasier: yWarum oenn?"
Der Wasen pirb absetoppeIt; ne.
6enan fibt nc Genne bonn, Stationss
Doriteber i'm @epadneb. Die 1T serabe
int gesriif gu Iesen!"
Weaen ltnslidlih.r Qisbe seben
acknowledgements mebrM eniden frsis
lpinis aus benz 2ebsn a!s tuesen uns
ulidli@tr ghe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24
Derfh~i pieden.

ST Define Grau Deridtpieseng"
LIMB Oh! = @iertauienb Dollars
G4ulben bat iie porises Sabr semaht
unb bat mir ni2t elm Wort baDon ges
fast!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24
StiIblIt {.

(2lus einem Roman.) Sn raid aufs
flammenoem Sd6Sprn itieb er Isinem
@esrsr ben Oold in ben 2sib; ab.r
ba iiberfam i'm aud Idon bic Reue,
unb Ct aoa i'm i4neI tpieber auriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24
ii tbenIefe.

Gin Bauer tit pom SdOffsnseri4t
oerurtbeilt poroen uno ri1tet an ben
Ganbesberrn Elm 9naoenssiud. Sir
iorslid ubsehirt er:
.In sc. 9urnlauht rem Siirjten,
S1lpb 9e,olitsiu, gum bohfperlons
lihen Grbre6en!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24
| s. aupta6 E.

DorftrGmer (als Elm 8auerniungs
cine setaufte Sabafspfeife umtau den
MIN: nWas = Oei'm @robpater ss=
faut bic i9Dne pfeif' metz"
n@'faq'n fho'; aber lie pabt net in
1ei' 3abnlId'n neil"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24
aIIts um Il.

Mann: .Sebt biit Ou pieoer uols
5ipei Stunben nit Der 5ruuS dldmm>
berger auf Der StraBe g%eftaTbsn!"
Srau: u@h ipas! : SD babe ibr
ia nur bon m.inem 9alsIeiosn ersdb!t
unb oab mir Der 9ottor oas pisIs
Spreden perboten but!"
Wteber eusgeglt6en.
nQls sic neulih bel Waiers einge,
Iaben paren, BADEN Sic aber unbeim'
lid oiel segefen."
rIlerbings, absr bafir mar i'd
nader oneimal bort unb babe gar
nidts genommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24

M obernes 8eifeabenteuer.
Omnibusreiienber (oer bon elmer
Rduberbdnoe iiberfaIen tpurbe):
.Dieie mobernen Ma!efi5erfinbungsn
ioa bod Der Seufel -. 9olt
uns bic elenbe 2umpenbdgage i'm Nuz
to elm, ruff init Der brabtloien Seles
graphic 9elfersbelfer berbsi uno iuft
NIT ben H0nteenitrablen uns aus"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24
70 q 3 S@efhihthen.

2S res UT @ TUT WeH.
Der fleine Srtb bat BEL 8etannter
'sin @ebetbud ltesen laNen. Man fins
BET barin einen 3ettel NIT elmer @nsabl
Wabhennamen. @efrdgt, mas bieie
Ramen gu beoeuten baben, antnortet
r.: nSis ale muB i'd nod perbauen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24
8dIIdefprGb Il.

Serr: SD belt Die Daman bisber
fir 3piuinge."
.Wd nein, meme S4ipeiter 1T fIni
Sabre finger als 'id,."
wWas Sie iasen! limb i6 slaubt:
INNER, Sic Ieien bic iiin9ere."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24

gcr6ddtiae VropAesei.
bung. o.: aNa, Gm bnit 7ein
Saus ia bod periidJern laiirn!1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24

g.: ,Sa, es is 9odite 3eit bei'm
ndditcn @'mitter miro ser giit eiil-
idlag'ul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24

.Wenn g a. 10 lang pdr'n, mia G.
bumm fan, nahu'tbdten'S 'fHo'1dngit
pifen, Oh Der Mars bstpobnt ia ooer
nett"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24

YdiIe snr Msiie ina AusIanS f..
iurst 6. Maine. Ssr, Ala, Eft.8alNr
ulrrsitrakr, uabe Gxltom 3snit ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24
q d E.

" " W e.
.Waren sic niat iriibsr NAL arg
psrfeinbet nit benz @atten Sbrer dltes
Ten 5ohter2"
.Ratiirlih; oarum bat er iie ia
9etriest!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24
Inter It Il Sung bes sc.
Ghtntffes

Ridter (tei sinem proasb: .9ubers
bauer, iinb sic au9 gang iiher, ban
bic unteridrift auf benz S6riftfiit
BON Shnen itemmt?"
vWerb' nir's bod msrfen, tpenn i'd
a babe Stunbe bran gemaht bab'2l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24

perpobte lie Ben 3ua, uno ipeldes
Spier brinae iit9 Sd itele ibr einen
Sonoersupl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24
Oas ~ ihtigNe.
Dte tbeursn 9iits.

Dame Gu elmer armen pat:eatin):
.Gs 1T ia fur6tbar lan bier; i'd batt,
Sbnen bod ssfast, sic Iulten 5ue,lt
fir Elm parmes 3immer 5crssn =
minbeitens Is Grao! Was babsn Sic
benn nit bent @elbs ssmadt2"
vM1 Gott, sildoise Srau - i9
i'd batt' bait, tein thermometer -"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24

ueberflufiis.
SifieI: .Nimmft Du ben 9ais'
fhIiiHel niht mite"
Spunb: .Woau? unier portier
itebt Idon UNI 7 ubr auf."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24
Seine Sorqe.

Heierenbar: uSbre 5rau DIANA
ipiro uns bod nidt etpd iberraIden,
Srdulsin Hmetie9""
nacine Gorge; bd miiBten sic min>
beftens ifon Staatsantpalt fein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24
q enug b 0 II.

nWie - sic paren in bisiem Sub.
re ni9t in M%drienbco?"
Rein, niien Sic: man friegt bds
Diinnertperoen nit Ser 3eit bid"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24

llnbefriebistss ReiuItat.
@ebirsler: .Das mar MIR nit Der
seItristn Rauferei: Mt a einaises
brauhbares WeKer is in meinemHOpf
iteden seblieben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24
R a ffine m emf t.

SD bin elm piel su gutter S6iise -
sic Sagb madt mir gar tein 8ergnii'
yen mehr. i'd trsffe einfdh Gaes. Sept
;abe ih bod cine Nuance gsfunpen.
bic mid rei3t: i'll pflese ben 9aicn
nit 8useln 9oubletten purd bic 2Ofa
ist gu 5hieBen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24

usrduenorg
profeKor: SIS lam teinem 3lpeifsl
unterliesen, pab bic grbe mebr unD
mebr %ertaltet."
Gattin: n4h @ott, unb mir BADEN
iebt fdon 10 bpbe &oblsnpreiis!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24
0rud ( E + r.

Ser Serr Oberforlter bate tprbl
beute am Stammtii9 bss Guten ct.
mas gu piel setban; mad einisen urs
fideren S6ritten auf benz bolprtsen
pflaiter umtlammerte er trampfbait
einen 2ate(Dne(r)pfabl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24

Wie mai 's immt t.
photograph (eins 8ruppe alfne6'
menb): Bite, Srdulein. ftelen sic
ii6 ntdt 10 nabe a1 ben GERM; le
tommen fonit in fdledtes 2i4t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24
Oie bosbafteS d. N Il +.

Die bosbd 9 d n 7 er.
Sertianer: Better Strip bat mir
cine 3i9arre seidsntt; oh id lie beute
nod raude?"
Sdpeiter: .@epib; Ou mubt ia 10
ME 10 balo gu Yett geben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24

DrudfebIer.
Der @bler aos md@tiee Rre(b)ie-
burh bic Cuff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-24

Bonn MbreiBtGlenber.
Der reidlib tpnnte iGiden
ginft in Der Wiiiie 9rpb.
Der ipiro AUDI mid erquiden
Mit Speiien in Der Motb.
8lumenfoblfuppe = 8ratpurit -
Rotbtobl unb &artoffelbrei.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
ACTIVITY CONTINUES
IN MISSION DISTRICT
ID. Coffin & co. Report Leases
and Sales

D. Coffin & Co. report considerable
activity in the Mission and the follow
ing leases:
store. 2434 Mission street. TWO years. total
rental $500, lessor JosephsG. Young.
Store. 2517 Twenty fourth street, total rental
S2.2uU. lessor Alexander s. Keenan, lessee Frank
R0od
Binding. 2I01 Folsom street. three years, total
rental 81 SO, lessor Isaac Ipham 4 Co.
store Zsl4 Bryant street. tkree years, total
rental S72o lcssor C. barrett
store 2l5o Mission street, two years, total
rental S6Oo.
store 3f55 Mission street. two years. total
rental $3.50
They report the following sales:
Lot In north line Of Niagara avenue. 27s feet
west ~ Mission street. buyer Nellie MalIOt
seller T. A. Smith $500.
1-lt ard Improvements. 2OI Holly Park avenue.
seller H. e. Marsh. terms cssh-
L7t ln west line ~ Lowell street. 30 feet
south - Hanover seller W J. Welch. buyer
=. T. Crandail. $3.50.
Lot and Improvements. 1872 Kansas street.
seller c. A. Anderson, buyer George Carnegie.
81 100
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
REAL 80 rRANsAcrloNs

Alrs. Victor Y. Peters ct al. to George H. S
Harding lor in line of Twenty ave
nue. 250 of Lake street, 40, %, NV
= Edward T. Franks et al to Philip Yager, lot
ID line of Hermann street. l4O:3h Of
Steiner, = 5o.lila by 81 4:354; SO.
Peter Beta and wife TO North AIiI real estate
Greenwich streets, " Co by g.; SO.
Edward Il Mitchell to Owen \ Y. Roberts.
lot in sM line of Doriand street. IS Sc Of
Church Sc = by SW 100; $40
Patrick Counlhan 10 c. therfDe Counihan lot
in : line Of 26th street 205 Of Dolores f %.
l0s-o1z sW "a. l54:713: SO.
Della z Traynor by trgst TO Carrie z. Bridge.
Eddy. .. " lo6 p @, S J, 100;
william Wesley Hicks to Ivan L. Morton.
lot So W line Of 18th avenue go s Of Clement
street, = hy " 40, SO.
Winifred A. Foran 10 william T. Humphrey.
lot at SE corner Twenty-drst and Mission
streets. G5 by + 122.g; SO.
Theodore Gisepe to Marie seipeI lot IN W
line q Church street, p Of Valley, \ 80 by
" 100 gifb
same TO Theodore Gisepe Jr.. lot in " line Of
Clurch street, o5 Of Valley y S5.s1Wlo0;
Catherine Mccarthy to Jeremiah Mccarthy.
let in J. line of Lexington avenue, 30 Of
Nineteeuth street. n > by J. so; $40.
John Hayden to Sarah A. Hayden. half Of
Dr. in line Of Seventh street 325 NV Of
l3ranuau NV - By Ne so. SO.
Sarah g. Hayden 20 John Hayden. half Of
lot in NN line Of Market street, 80 NE OF
NOe, NJ -. NV 125. ~ Fifteenth, " to
point l25 ~ Noe and l69.515 NV Of Market,
ST 1881; SO.
Catherine Burns 10 James p. Kane. lot in "
line oi Hampshire street, 1856 \ Of Twenty
second y . by " 100: $40.
4olin Doeleer 20 Julia Doelger lot at Sc cor
Der Of Seventh avenue and Hugo street S 90
by So and one other pieces $40.
James c. Malloye and wife TO John A. Witco-
sky and wife. lot in " line of Homestead
street 1e5 \ of Twenty ffth, \ - by "
l25: $40
Albert r. Elliot ct AL 10 Il z LanderkIn
iot in = line ol torty fourth street. 13O Of
street. S 40 by IZ0 aud two other pieces: SO
william F. Humphrey 10 Ninitred A Foran.
half Of iot at Sc corner az TNenty-frst and
Mission streets. j. ID % by 60. $40.
q iames A. barton 10 Herman During and wife.
FIor a. block ,. HOlly park. SO.
Nlnslow Anderson and vie 10 M2thering Book
ict ga line of Twenty second avenue. 313:6 \
of Lake street. n 36 81 1918 s 29:l5z, wv
I20-5. SIC.
Joseph Bauer and wife to Madeline N. Scott
lot block Z. PARK Lane tract. SO.
BUR- IT, Mitchell and wife 10 Mary r. Moran
and wife. Dot in \ line of Hafght street l25 "
of Scott. " p Boy 1873 SO.
Winslow Anderson and wife TO Victor Y
30 " of Lake street. 10, -, NV 120, S
8G.6. SO.
owen II. Y. Roberts 10 city and county OF san
Francisco. lot En- $ line OF Dorlaud street IS e
d. Fisher aad wife 10 81. Coiln lot in TlR line
q seventh avenue, 20 $ of c street, 25 By y
120; SO
Of Forty third avenue 10 Of street, S .
siargaret J. Mcnamara to Anglo California
trust c0mpany lot ar NW corner Of Sixteenth
and Mission streets. n SO by " 60; SO.
Roundy realty company 70 Rose A. Dunno lot
iu NE line ~ Knox street and SW OF WO0lseY.
\ ! along - line Of Woolsey 80 Sc 90, SW %.
EIN
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

Average snow ground, 70 inches
The Following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures are reported from eastern stations for
previous day: Chicago, $3.50; New York 6S.5 !:
Omaha 1864
SYNOPSIS
The pressure is falling along the Oregon coast
and light rains reported at the sound
cities and southwark to the Columbia river
No rain has fallen in California except trace
In Owens valley and light showers in the San
Gabriel valley. Conditions are favorable for aft
ernoon thunder storms in the mountains 1t is
comparatively cool in the great valley with
southerly winds. The relative humidity at Red
Blnn was go degrees and at Fresno 40 degrees
Forecast for the 80 hours ending midnight
Sunday, May 8:
San Francisco and vcinity-Cloudy Sunday
with fog moderate south winds, changing to
Santa Clara valley-Fair Sunday light north
Sacramento valley-Cloudy Sunday: showers in
winds
San Joaquin valley-Cloudy Sunday, possibly
showers In the foothills; light west winds
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Sunday:
possibly light showers in the mountains and
foothills; light south winds.
A q. McADIE, District Forecaster