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RENT CHEAP.

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house to rent cheap:
zso6 Dearborn St, Ist fat 5 FOOTE'S
$500
200 La Sale st, and a=: , : rooms
$1,000
aaa La Sale st. Ist fat 5 rooms,
$IsOo.
5000 Armour ave, Ist fat 5 rooms
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day, Friday and Saturday night, with
the best Orchestra music. Cash Skate
Prize Contest every Wednesday, Sun
day and Monday night.
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may, but the CHATEAU leads In real
wholesome heaIth-sIVlns entertain
ment. Come away from the stuffy,
tubereuIar, 5 cent death given, cheap
theatre and enjoy the InVIgoratins,
heaIth-aIvIns atmosphere Of the
CHATEAU.
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& Amusement Assn.
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The public schools In the District Of
Columbia were established In 1904,
Thomas Jefferson, president Of the
United States, being the first president
Of the board. In those early days two
kinds Of pupils attended the schools,
those who paid for instruction and
those who did not Nothing could
have been devised 70 promote class
distinction more effectively than such
q system. The civil wRr changed It
and made the public school a public
school. where an pupils stand on the
same equality-that Of worth.
The awards Of merit IN those early
days suggest the poor bog and girl as
winners, for under action Of the board
N 1875 q suit OF clothes was author
tEed 10 be presented 10 the most pro
ncient boy and q frock % the girl
The first real effort 30 establish pub
Ne schools n the county was under
tie law Of Aug. II, 1855 which pro
rided for primary instruction Of white
eA1drnn outside Of washington and
0sotratopn. A dIaIlke On ths part q
the prap8iy oWners % Be taxed eoE
ths educz1on e tie poQr snd 70 AVOID
having their chudran a1s5als with
TIER interiors b wealth ea1nrf ths
plan % nm CARL scHoRlAzD.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-17
RELEASED FROM ASYLUM,
FEARS ENFORCED RETURN
Courts Make tumble of Case of
Honolulu Physician

HONOLULU. Feb S.-Dr. John Atch-
erley, who was committed TO the insane
asylum by the district court and after
ward released on habeas corpus BY
Judge Robinson Of the circuit court.
has been for several days a voluntary
prisoner in his attorneys office in
order 70 evade arrest by the asylum
authorities as an escaped lunatic. the
asylum authorities being advised by
the attorney general that IL was their
duty 70 so arrest him
A public meeting in the street just
outside Of the attorneys Office was held
on Saturday night called by Mrs
AtcherIev. to protest against what she
insists is persecution OF her husband.
A good deal of feeling has been
aroused among the native Hawaiians
because OF the belief that DR.. Atcher-
lev has been their champion in efforts
to escape the rigors Of the leprosy
segregation law
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-17
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
co.tr crrorrr ppopEPTIES

SOME CHOICE PROPERTIES
81, 250-6 acres, room house, chicken houses
and small barn; 3 acres in grapes ana 4o
young apple trees.
81. .250-6 acres with about same Improvements
81, 60o-3 acres in the finest quality OF apples;
small house.
81. 500-5 acres, 8 in grapes and in timber;
new room house, a barn and well hne
springs.
Sc, ,5oo-Tract of $50 acres of hill land with
about 80 acres of it level.
These properties are all located IN one
of the best and most prosperous counties
in the state: convenient to San Francisco
JOHN T. BELL & son, 504 10th St. Oakland.
THE SACRAMENTO VALLEY.
THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY.
One Of the Best Alfalfa and orchard Districts IN
the United States.
FREE-StereopticQn lectures daily. ii a. m
and p. m, at the State Board of Trade, Ferry
building, San Francisco; $50 beautiful views,
showing entire east side
LANDS in large and small tracts at reason
able prices, easy terms.
EXCURSION every Saturday. Reliable in
formation given each section. Address
NJ. C. COATS, Authorized Representative,
State Board Of Trade, Ferry building.
500 to 5000 acres best land for eucalyptus in
California; an inexhaustible supply OF pure
water free for irrigation; the soil is rich, sur
face level; there are some choice specimens of
eucalyptus from to 10 years old now growing
on the land also fig trees, olive trees and
evidence of the adaptability of this land TO a
great variety of products; for poultry. hogs and
dairying this property is unequaled; low price
easy terms. Send for our Illustrated circular.
PLANTERS LAND COMPANY,
206 Metropolis Bank building.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-17

FACES MURDER TRIAL-Denver. Colo. Feb.
1G-Iohn c. Cradiebaugh OF Wallace. Idaho.
who recently killed Frederick Walton. also from
wallace because Walton had ruined bis home.
was today arraigned on the charge Of murder
and pleaded not guilty Cradlebaugh's trial was
set for March Il
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-17
Building Permits

Timothy Hopkins with Lewis A Hicks-AH
work for seven story class building IN Y
line OF Turk street. 1916 w OF Mason. "
1875 by W $50; S182. 500.
Mrs R. j. Paulsen with Fl. =. Petersen
To erect a three story frame building az Sc
corner of Twenty-hrst and Guerrero streets.
1856 by f 100; $1,000.
Columbia .Theater building company with Deck
OF electrical compauy-Electrical work for
building in s line OF Geary street 40 W Of
Mason. W 97:6. 5 1876, 1876, 57;6. W
40 100; S.. TSS.
A. c. Freeman with ". A. Fann-TO complete
building abandoned BY COrwn & Fitzpatrick at
SW corner OF Washington street and PresidiO
avenue 127:SA by " ST;1: $500
Sommer ( Kaufmann with s. Levi wood work
ing company-Fittings for stores at 119 TO 125
Grant avenue: S11.SOG
F. w Bridge with T. A. Pettus-ro erect
three story and basement concrete building IN W
line Of stockton street. S0:2$ Of Suffer, 5
2O:1e. bv W So S9329
p Katschinski with Brunswick Bake Collender
compauv-Ffxtures for store in Commercial build
ing. liNe OF Market street between Fourth and
Fifth sT503.
Charles Bender with F. G. Denke-To erect
three story frame in line OF Washington street.
30 " OF Larkin, " - by 100: 1850
Olympic salt water company with Healy yTih-
bits construction company-To erect two story
building at NV corner Of Larkin and Bush
streets 10 by " 197; S9S.oO0
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-17
PHYSICIANS


ATTENTION, LADIES'
Yogi Medical Adopts and bloodess surgeons.
Otnces. 5O6-T-S Westbank bldg $50 Market
St; reliable specialists for women. When suf-
Ierlng from any ailment consult these skilled
physicians. Cure when others fail Hours o
a. N. TO D. N.
Dk; MAR DON, the noted doctor Of Chinese en-
pre-, now at T6S Clay St. S. F.; with knowl-
ease inherited through generations; cures all
allments human system IS subject TO by means
OF teas, carefully selected herbs consult. free.
DR.. WONG HIM
HERB DOCTOR. Permanently Located
LOS O'Farren st. bet. Cough and 0ctavia
DR. JOS. ADDENYI physician and surgeon dis
eases Of skin, genito-urinary, veneral and rec
lal diseases; l-3, 6-T:30 p N. l24e Eddy st.
N-DR- C. GROVES San Francisco's leading
specialist for women and maternity cases;
strictly private; hrs. 90 9eG Market st.
MRS. /. LEAN. C. S. P.-Healer Of all ills.
Otdce SI4 Eddy St: hours, IL TO 5.
]
CALL BRANCH OFFICE, 1861 Fillmore st. near
Post.
:
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-17

MODERN Q room bungalow, just finished:
beamed ceilings and paneled walls; large brick
fireplace and hinged window seats; cabinet
kitchen; on 55th St For particulars address
O. C. EVERETT. $685. Telegraph av.. Oakland
RENT payer. Hstenl 500 down. 500 per month
Will buy $1400 room cottage: street work
sidewalks in. Address 1920 Broadway. Oakland
HOMES on monthly payments; banking interest
we viii build buy you a home. Pacific
Home Building Co.. 952 Broadway. Oakland
THE Oakland branch of The Call is at 4es Elev-
enth St. near Broadway. Phones Sunset Oak
land 1888. Home A35T.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
DO YOU WANT to buy or sell
lot or A HOME IN ALAMEDA? f?
SEE
L. W. McGLAUFLIN
Sign of the checker board
Citizens Bank building.
Phone-Ofdce Alameda 1859: Home Alameda 3fl
COY bungalow. rooms. bath. laundry pantry
and outbuildngs; 10 fruit trees; lot 49:ex1Sj:
beautiful neighborhOod; Park St station
Call at liza Regent ST.. Alameda
The Oakland Branch Of The Call is at 48S
Eleventh st, neor Broadway. Phones Sunset
Oakland 1883. Home 2375.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-17
INFORMATION WANTED

NAME and address of surgeon who served on L
= cruiser Trenton just previous TO the tims
she was wrecked at Samoa island in 1889; alsC
address Of any person who served with Ander.
G. Anderson on T. s. cruiser Charleston from
1890 to 1892. Address A. G. ANDERSON, 142:
Clement ST. Joliet Ill
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-17
BID on 4 FRUITvALE LoT.

40 feet 'front.' highest point; all innproveme ents:
on Foothin boulevard. in Steinway terrace on
Aqua Vista st. opp. Railroad av., with trees on:
price $712.50 have paid S225 on the lot but nee,
ready cash. make me bid by Saturday the
20th. on S225 which have paid. paying balance
at $40 per month to owner; lot viii go to highest
bidder. W r. WEBB. Republican Office Fres-
no Cal. tel ATar 22O.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-17
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE

modern, room cottage; l block
TO car and school; win accept nice lot as nrst
payment; is offered at big reduction 81 $50
CENTRAL REALTY COMPANY,
2712 Fruitvale av., Fruityale-
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-17
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE
81. .3OO-FORCED SALE

SZ.3UU-FVRJEU SALLY
This is your opportunity to secure a home with
income in Fruitvale; l block OF the av:
fine cor. lot. with . modern shinzIed cottages.
sewer connections gas and electric lights are
being rented for SIS per no.; IL will paw vOu
to investigate this; the price Is cut TO sell
and must sell this week. For further particl,-
lars see CENTRAL REALTY CO., 2Ti3 Fruit
vale av.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-17

PIEDMONT PROPERTY
Desirable lot, 39x110 feet, near Oakland av car
line and short distance from Piedmont station
near corner Of Howard av. and Mace St; for
sale at a sacrifice: similar sized lots in same
block being held at 81. .365 and upward. VIII
sell this lot for l15O on terms as follows:
$3.50 cash and balance in monthly payments
of $25 including interest Owner boy 444
Call office, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-17

Ny wla-s and toupees tit perfectly. make them
so tbat they are thoroughly ventilated and
airy. 1t Just takes minute to adjust them. /
have made wig making life study and guar
antee every one I make. Gentlemen's private
department upstairs. Experienced man IN
charge. Hair dressing. dyeing. etc. by art
lists enly. Large stock ot switches. pomp.
ST uear Webster Mai orders receive prompt
attention Established 1864.
BTRTHSTONES-Do not be without yours; it
brings you luck and happiness; ] am the man
y ho cuts precious stones: 70 introduce other
gem offers. I win mail your birthstone for Soc
r. EsterliD, zpidary. DID Kearny St, S. E.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-17

THE Oakland Branch OF The Can is at 4es
Eleventh St near Broadway. Phones Sunset
Oakland 1883. Home A23T5-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-12
BASEBALL CLUBS
CONTINUE TO 1921

Memphis, Nov. 1.-THE extension
OF the life of the National Association
Of Professional Baseball clubs until
1927 and the selection of Chicago as
the next meeting place were the prin-
cipal features of the closing session
OF the annual meeting of the annual
session here today. The national
board Of arbitration will remain here
until Saturday dlspoSing of the large
number OF cases on It's calendar.
The national association made one
or two changes in its constitution con-
cerning the signing of contracts, the
promotion of the welfare of players
and the punishment to be meted out
TO those who fail TO live up to their
contracts or violate their reserve
clause. Suggestions concerning the
fat drafting price from all leagues
and a change in the method of classi-
fication were referred TO the national
board. 1t was decided that henceforth
the national board should meet sew
cral days before the national associa-
ton and clear up all minor cases be-
fore the big meeting starts.
The committee on revision Of the
constitution recommended that the ma
tional association renew its agreement
for te nyearS. or until September 6.
1921. The present agreement was en-
tered into at Chicago, September 6.
1901, and was 10 run for ten years, or
until 1911. Some members thought
that the agreement expired in 1910,
and 1t was desired to renew 1t this
year.
President Norris l. ONeill of tho
Western league and w II. Lucas of
the Northwestern league voted against
the renewal of the agreement on the
ground that next year would be a bet
ter time TO do it. Both O'Neill and
Lucas said that they were not against
the renewal of the agreement.
Chicago was awarded the next an
nual meeting of the association. The
vote on the question was nine for Chi
cago, FIVE for Louisville, two for Rock
Island and ono for New York City
The campaign for Chicago was led
by President O'Neill of the Western
league. O'Neill voted the proxies of
]. Cal Ewing. president of the Pacific
Coast league, and Frank Hermann.
president Of the California state
league. for Chicago.
A resolution that the national asso-
citation advance the welfare of players
was adopted. as was rule providing
that players must be under contract
before they can play game with
club. Formerly the time allowed a
player TO sign contract varied from
seven to fifteen days or games.
1t was decided TO follow in the wake
of the major leagues in punishment of
contract and reserve jumpers. The
new rule provides n suspension of FIVE
years for breaking a contract and
three years for violating a reserve.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-12
SENSATIONAL SCENE
IN DISTRICT COURT

In the case of Emidio Colianni VS.
the Central Coal and Coke company.
Attorney j. n. Kimball was sentenced
10 thirty days in the county Jail by
the court yesterday. and promisei
more if he did not conduct himself
better.
The attorneys were arguing Ger
tain phase in the case, when Attorney
kimball and Attorney Halvorson, who
was working with him, jumped up at
the same time and objected to a point
which had been raised. The judge
told them 10 sit down and decide
which one was to do the talking.
Attorney Klmball claimed that he was
on the floor first and would not
Yield to his conferce. The judge
then sentenced him TO thirty days for
appearing In court In All unfit con
dition and accused him OF being
drunk. Attorney Kimball denied that
he had been drinking and asked the
judge TO rescind the order. The court
said the order would be cOuntermand-
ed. II Mr.. Kimball would apologize
for being there in such condition.
Mr.. Kimball said he was willing TO
apologize for making a disturbance.
but could not do so for beink drunk
as he was not drunk The court said
that the order would hold and court
was adjourned Kimball claimed that
he had not been drinking at all and
so do his friends. and later when the
Judge visited the sherlffs office the
order was remanded and Kimball was
freed
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-12
en- TRIES FOR
SA TURDAY
RACES

FIRST RACE-Six furlongs. selling,
three.year olds and up: Esther NJ,
109, Yolo. 1O5; George Guyton, los;
Affair 1O9; Antara, 109, st Klda.
lO9; Mabel Fountain, 100. Miss Butte.
1l2.
SECOND RACE-SiX furlongs. sell
ing. three-year-olds and up: Alice Col.
Inns. 10S, Magniilcio. ll2; Banthel
lO5; Marvel P, 1O9; lady Powell, 1I2;
Billy Taylor. 112; Harry Stanhope.
lO5. Lanita, 105.
THIRD RACE-Fiye furlongs. sell
ing. all ages: Dorian Prince, 122;. Gal
yanic. 119; May Bride, 1OS. Dora
Payne. LOG; Eel, 103. Father Downey.
l22: Roberta, 1903
FOURTH RACE-Selling. four-year-
ods and up. seven furlongs. Rather
Royal. Ill; Cobleskill, l07. Sylvia T..
III: Kismet, Jr.. 107, Rose DAILY. 1O7;
Elmdale, ia; Bon Ton, 107: Maud
NcG. Ill, Kaiserhoff. ILL., Albion H.
Ill,
FIFTH RACE-FiVe furlongs. sell
ing. all ages: Miss Bcaumontcr, lis.
Black Domino, 119; Marwood. 122, Ar.
lin, 122; Runsum. 122; Daredoit. 1903:
Wildwood Bill, 10; Belle Brady, 1l0,
Robert Mitchell, 119.
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GOLDEN CHIPS.

Twelve pounds of pumpkin. peeled
and cut into small pieces; 10 pounds
OF granulated sugar: II lemons, juice
and grated rlnds: one-half pound of
fresh ginger root, soaked. scraped
and chopped fine Put tho sugar on
the pumpkin and let stand over night,
add the lemons and ginger and cook
slowly until the pumpkin is done and
the juice is as thick as honey. For
making these golden chips one should
have fresh ginger root, but when that
IS not obtalnable. place cooking ginger
IN bag and boil the same as spices.
BE very careful 10 discard tho lemon
seeds and the white fibrous matter
from lemons, as it imparts a bitter
taste
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The only thing against them
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-12

You'll say they're wonder
full" as soon as you look at
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coats at s1i.SS just at the be-
ginning of the season. Many
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-12

These suits come in neat
dark mixtures. also black
and blue, These suits are
of the high type journey-man
tailored and are cut on cor
rect 1909 models. The price
is cut in about half. It's the
greatest suit value in these
United States.
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buy Clothing prices offered here-sayng nothing
selling them Even will not be able the like of this
offer again Note the and look at what have to
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