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PEARY'S STATEMENT
The Only White Man Who Has Reach
ed tho Pole md He In Prepared to
Prove It-NVi!l Explore To

Rattle Harbor. Labrador via wireless
telegraph TO Cape Pay. y, f.. Sept. IA
Il nm the only white man who has ever
reached the North Pole and am prepared
TO prove it," This statement was made
to representative of the Associated
Press by Commander Peary in reply to
O question on tho PearyCool controversy
The Associated Press tug Douglas Thomas
after a stormy passage UP the west
coast OF New Foundland and through
the Strait Of Belle Isle from sydney.
Cape Breton. arrived mt this lonely
whaling and mission settlement at noon
yesterday. A squall Of rain was blowing
over the harbor as the Thomas steamed
in but with glasses II was possible to
make out the mast and huh Of the Arctic
steamer Roosevelt moored In In the inner
BAY The Thomas broke out the North
Pole" flag, the same emblem that was
flying from the mizzeninast Of hte ROose-
Welt and signalled 1.-THE Associated Press
congratulates you" The Roosevelt signal
led the thanks Of Peary for this message.
whereupon the Thomas gave three loud
blasts on the whistle. In response there
came from the Roosevelt a chorus Of
barking and yelping from the Eskimo
dogs on board The Arctic steamer
looked a little the worse for Its second
trip to the polar regions. Along the rn'l
were gathered the members Of the crew
with Captain Robert Bartlett Capt.
Bartlett invited the Thomas to lay along
side and the correspondent tn come on
board. The correspondent clambercd over
the weather beaten buwarks and pro-
ceeded direct 10 the cabin to meet Pearv,
The commanders greeting was most
cordial This Is new record IN news
paper enterprise. he said, land ap-
preciate the compliment"
The correspondent at once began ques-
tioning the explorer regarding the merits
of DR., Cooks claim TO have reached
the pole, The commander declared pcT-
lively he would not further discuss this
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-16
COL. ALBERT CLARKE TO
LOGyZE GEN. STANDARD

ST, Adams. Sept, I3-T'he dedication OF
the General Standard monument, which
was recently erected on the sits Of his
birthplace in Georgia. will take place
during the weel, beginning October 10.
Tie program will be quite elaborate and
the Grafton will be delivered by Coy.
Albert Clarke of Boston. The details ~
the celebration are being worked out and
will be announced within few days.
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his desire not to anticipate the puhlica.
,ioh OF hls book. But as soon as tho
o'her claimant got within reach OF thu
"ireiess' said the captain "he sent dis.
patches 10 everybody he could think Of
nnt delayed In informing the mother Of
the unfortunate Marvin, who nershed
during the expedition.
Ut COOK Is but an ordinary physic.
lan' the speaker continued. the other,
oe'ns IN the navy, is supposed TO have
'e'ei'"d me trimming Of gentleman:
Fe' "hen cook heard that Peary had
u'S' "N"rod me pole he congratulated him.
When Peary heard Of Cooks claim. ne
"'red mat the doctor had handed tina
public gold brick Some men dig pit.
under themselves"
PLANS OF ARCTIC CLUB.
After meeting Of the executive
committee If the Arctic Club OF Am
erica tonight Or. r. o. Stebbins. its
chairman, gave the clubs attitude on
the controversy
The Arctic Club Of America" he
said. has nothing 10 do with the con-
troversy over the discovery Of the
pole. All that the Arctic club recog-
nizes is that DR.. Cook IS the discover
or OF the pole and that Peary reached
there Our only desire Is to honor
the discoverer. Neither side has
proved It's case 70 America, but since
the Danish government has recog-
nized DR.. Cook. we feel that the bur-
den Of proof now falls on his oppo-
nents."
The Arctic club" Mr.. Stebbins
continued, will present to Dr Cook
a gold medal. two and a half inches
in diameter showing in has relief Or.
Cook standing on the top Of the globe
waving the Stars and stripes"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-16
SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE DEAD
Capt. Thomas Phelan of Kansas city
EvrOScd Plot to R!ow Up Hattiehsip.

Brcmerton. Wash. Sept. 14-Capt
Thomas Phel0n Of Kansas City soldier
of fortune, died Yesterday in Bremerton,
asod 70 years. While visiting in his ma
tive country, Ireland. many years ago,
Phelan learned Of n plot TO blow up tho
British ship Queen and warned officers of
the navy In time to prevent the execution
of the plan. Following the exposure Of
this plot. Fhean was requested to call
at the office Of O'Donovan Rosa, editor
of the Irishman of New York While In
the offi Phclan was stabbed l3 times and
his arm was broken but he recovered
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-16
THE TARIFF BOARD.
President Has Appointed Henry c,
Emery of YOle, James b. Reynolds
OF boston, Alvin II. Sanders of
ChlcnKu.

Beverly. Sept. l2-President Tart yes.
terday announced the appointment of thu
new tariff commission authorized by the
Payne Aldrich tariY bill which Is 10 as.
sst him In the administration Of the tar.
H. especially the maximum and mini.
mum clauses.
New England gets two members Of thi.
important body, Assistant Secretary ] b.
Reynolds Of the treasury department.
and Prof. Henry c. Emery Of Yale Uni.
versty.
The third member Is Alvin H. Sanders
Of Chicago editor OF the Breeders Ga.
zette, who has been prominent in tar!n
revision work and the reciprocity move.
ment.
The offica! announcement as given out
at the executive Offices last night reads
ms follows
Secretary MacNeieh conferred with tho
President to-day and recommended IA
him for appointment on the board to
assist the President in the execution OF
the new tariff law and especially tho
maximum and the minimum clauses;
"As chairman, Henry c. Emery OF
Yale.
James b Reynolds Of Massachusetts.
at present assistant secretary OF thu
treasury.
Alvin H. Sanders Of Chicago, at present
editor and proprietor Of the breeders
Gazette.
THE President and the secretary have
agreed upon the plan that those three
gentlemen are 10 constitute the board and
are to he given authority TO employ such
special investigation Of foNign and
domestic tariffs
Prof. Emery Is an authority on econ
onics, but, further than that. the ex-
ecutive office attaches said they knew
nothing Of him.
Alvin II, Sanders Is regarded by those
who know him here as a representative
Of those western republicans who be-
lieve that the present tariff bill Is OF
the gold brick variety of tarif legls'a-
ton. 1t is felt that his appointment will
strengthen the President In the West
among the tariff reform wing of the party.
which Is bitterly disappointed over the
new tariff bill,
1t is thought that when the President
begins his western speech-maNlnS tour
that he will point 10 the naming OF
progressive like Sanders as evidence OF
his sympathy with real tariff revision
James n. Reynolds has been in the
treasury department as assistant Sec
rotary since March, 1905. He Is regarded
as an authority on tarin matters and has
had charge OF the customs division Of
that department,
During the framing Of the schedules
OF the new tariff bill Mr. Reynolds
was In great demand by the finance com.
mittee OF the Senate when II was
preparing It's bill.
No announcement was made yestorda,
es 10 what salaries the three commits
s,oners are to receive. Congress ap
propriated the lump sum Of $3.50 to cover
salaries and the expense of the investy
cation Of the commission.
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RUTLAND HEBREWS OPEN
ROOMS FOR SYNAGOGUE

Rutland, Sept. li--In the celebration of
the holiday Rosh IIoshonah tomorrow
evening number Of the Hebrews of
this city will formally open rooms
which are to serve them as n synagogue
until sufficient funds can be raised to
pui'd structure of their OWL West
Rutland has n synagoguc but tie Jew
ISL people who adhere most strictly to
the old time customs maintain that IT
~ AGAINST the rules of the church to ride
IN any vehicle on their feast days, so
the Rutland Hebrew IIelping Hand
society has been formed by those who
DO not want to walk four miles To church.
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STEAMER GOES AFTER PEARY
Is Loaded with Correspondents who
VIII Try to Get the Explorer to
Leave the Roosevelt.

sydney, ~ s. Sept, 13-The govern
ment steamer Tyrian with the news
paper correspondents left North Syd-
ney tonight to meet Commander
Poary and the arctic ship Roosevelt,
somewhere off the west coast of New
foundland. Efforts will be made to
get Commissioner Peary to board the
Tyrian, which is a much faster shin
than the Roosevelt. and come to Syd-
ney.
Should Commander Peary decide to
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SUBSCRIPTIONS NOW S97,sS7
)Tcr OF $4,000 from mr.. PcnrsOns
Holds Good till October I and No
LonGcr--IIc Quotations Whcth-
or VcrnonterS Really APP
preciatr PrOfScrcd GIT.

MONTPELIER. Sept l3-The Rev. Or. T.
A. Bishop and Joseph a. peBoer who
were appointed committee from the
trustees of Montpelier Seminary at the
meeting last week to prepare for publ
cation a statement regarding the endow-
mcnt fund of that institution gave cut
the following this evening:
At n meeting Of the trustees ~ Mont
pelier Seminary the principal made report
on the endowment fund, M abstract of
which is herewith given.
DR. Pearsons offers to give 500 for
endowment when the trustees shall have
raised SEQ NO more for the same PURPOSE
md shall have paid all outstanding in
lehtodness. The financial exhibit made
April l. 1904, shows a net Indebtedness
Endowment to be raised ...... 100. non No
TofGl IN 10 secured ........ .si57, 500 81
RESOURCES.
Endowmen. paid in April I. 1909 81. $50 Of 9 %
Josiah Ward annuity $40. 900 90
A. G. Button annuity ............. 7.4o7 IS
Cash on hand Observation-Disclosures. 1880
Total cash resources ........... Sio.h2tsS
amount to no secured there is
left .... ..... ......... ......s1oS ,3oS ca
Of this amount we have now IN
cash or in good Subscriptions N,s i6
------
Leaving the balance to I've raised I0.66f A.
In addition to tho above q surplus
nrst 10 provided against possible
,hrinkapea. It is our Judgment that
,,rf
,ecurc $4,000 additional. More than
100000 Is promised on condition that
We raise this balance.
OFFER EXPIRES OCTOBER l.
Several weeks ago Or. Pearson
wrote. 'You can have till October /,
cut no longer" In order 10 mako sct-
Mement with him at tho date men
Noned 1t IS necessary to secure pledges
,or the sl5 900 very quickly. To delay
may mean the loss Of Montpelier Sem
mary. From published interview
we infer that DR. Pearsons is Ques-
Noning whether Nermontcrs really
appreciate the school and his generous
nfer. Now is the time to furnish him
tangible proof Of our interest.
Montpelier was asked to contribute
$4,000 Aside from sI,o25 which our
teachers have pledged out of their
meagre salaries our citizens have CIV
EN- s215445O Therefore. at least one
fourth Of the balance should come
from our city.
PROGRESS SINCE LAST JTNE.
Since June u, sll,o2oGi have beer Sc
cured in Is different subscriptions.
Counting the individual churches of the
Vermont conference there are more th1n
$50 subscribers 10 the fund As gentle
man put it recently. Our need is of a
few large suhscriptio-s 10 close UP the
work" But II these are not forthcoming,
then many sinalle. ones must be secured
without delay.
When the endowment is completed and
all debts paid, the seminar VIII have
a property valued at over $1,000" n on
fownen. Of $4,000 and certain huillng
lots valued at $1,000 more. Thon instead
Of paying $1,000 per annum on irdchtol-
ness we shall he receiving so" or Sc 600
OF income on invested funds
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A QUESTION OF SPELLING.

80 you think Swiss cheese is whole
some diet?"
yes" answered the man with ten
der stomach; "only you must spell whole
some without the "-washlnston
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CONCISE SHORT STORY

Angelina Smith loved Edwin Jones.
Edwin Jones was poor.
Angelina Smith is Mrs. Robinson. Lip
pncOtt's Magazine.
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Excursion to New York. See ad. on
page I.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
LOW COLONIsT FARES
PACIFIC COAST
Sept. 18th to Oct. 18th

Modern Tourist Cars from Boston
Wednesdays. from Montreal daily.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-16

Excursion to New York. See ad on
page I.
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Round Trip Tickets.

at greatly reduced rates, on sale un-
I'll Sept 29th. Good to return. until
Oct. 81 Write for fun details
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r. II. PERRY,

Dist Pass. Agt., Can. Pac. Ry.
500 Washington 81. Boston.
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Total cash resources ............ .h2tSs
substra citing this total from the
amount to he secured there is
left ..... ..... ....,..... ...... sloN, 'V3 63
IF this amount We have now IN
cash or In good subscriptions N.s37l6
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04
RESIDENCES

so, COO Beautiful new, modern. up 10 date Pa
cihc Heights corner residence OF 10 rooms
and bath, rooms in attic: plenty OF
room for garage. owner would entertain
reasonable oHer.
IS oo0-Eddv st. near Steiner; 6 rooms and
bath; mortgage s.. 600; lot p -Gxg2. g II. :
owner refused 81. 600 one year ago
So Residence rooms and bath rooms in
basement cOuld be converted into busi-
ness property; Devisadero and Page sts
= *f,ooQ-Aodern residence, near Fell st. and
Central av-. only few steps from Golden
Gate park, II rooms and bath.
s., f50-Modern residence Of rooms and bath:
near Jackson and Baker SITS.
$40 Residence. brand new. modern in every
respect rooms and bath; 18th sv- near
ST.; 50 250 remain.
=, ,oOo-Modern cottage 3 rooms and bath: light
ano sunny hne district: 2d near Cali
fOrnia 81.
s. .500-Modern cottage 6 rooms and bath: light
and sunny. splendid neighborhOod: lst av.
Sz,200-Lot 5oG2s0 It.; frOntages; 22d av
bet. X and / sis; country home IN heart
of city; fine garden windmill. fruit trees
and berries: quite little income could
be derived from this property.
fs.ooo-Neat little cottage, rooms and bath.
high basement; near Pine and BrOderick
sts-; $500 can remain
=, ,t50--<ew. up to date cottage rooms and
bath; combination gas and electric fix
tures: paneled and beam ceiling; stein
sbelFlng- etc; Lake St.
s. $50 Residence, rooms and bath; rented for
SO. tenant pays wafer, good substantial
building entrance side IL purchaser
wants 70 erect stable.
SS.3oo-Cottage, rooms and bath; near Tth av
and Fulton ST.: no reasonable offer will be
refused. can arrange terms
fI,2Ce-Cottage. rooms and bath: 18th av
near California St: lot 25xl2O feet: ex-
ceedinsly easy terms.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04
CITY REAL EsrATE-continued

THOMAS e. HAYMAN,
Suite 1000, First National Bank Building,
Montgomery and Post. Telephone kearny 1IO3.
$6,300-2 new fats; lot. % IT. wide: Broad
way and Larkin; owner in difficulty
must sell at once
S11, 500-3 and fats: near steiner
and Fell, facing Alamo square; well
built.
s11 ,oo0-Two of the finest 10 and room fats
in the city, nearly new; lot 27:6x137 IS
near Fulton and Scott. These fats
would cost you $4,000 TO build; parties
going away from the city only cause
for selling g-Dont miss this,
$6,O00-Cash; full price only $1,000 for 3 new
and flats in the Ashbury dis
trict. Exactly like others selling for
$4,000. There Is financial reason for
these fats being sacrificed and must be
sold this week. You will never duplicate
This bargain. They will rent for $3.50
per annum.
$50, 000-New apartment house. 35x13I:6; near
Fulton and Scott; rented at s4.l64 per
annum; Il apartments, containing AZ
rooms; investigate
81, ,500-Near Page and Webster; 3 high class
and 6 room fats; rented for S1.6s0
per annum; owner must raise money at
once; may consider offer.
Sis, 5000 high class flats, near Broadway
and Larkin; lot 27:6x95; rents 81, 160 per
annum these are good buys.
SO, 5000 high class room fats, near De-
visadero; just completed: rented low at
s2.6o0 per annum; nothing finer of Its
81, ,000-Rents 81 .3S2 per annum new room
fats on Noe St; full price $4,000; lot
SO, 70o-2 choice 3 and fats, nearly
new, at Cole and Frederick; lot 25x
1876. This is snap and will GER
tainly be sold in few days
$1,000 Cash-Rents 81 .260 per annum; new
fats, 1 block OF Deyisadero: balance
S4250 can remain; reduced price.
So, 9,o0o-3 of the best room fats on 18th
st.; owner refused s10,500 short time
ago; must sell now.
So 000-Choice Mission corner; 8 and room
fats; lot 25x10o.
SO, 900 Cash--Near I'd av. and Fl ST.; new .
and fats; has been REDUCED TO
81 200. This is bargain.
1900. with only $4,000 cash-New corner;
business property; inside 9Th av.. Rich
mond district; rents lilo per annuin
SIS, ,000-3 high class fats, near Clay and
Ieavenworth best in the neighborhood;
y rooms each: Investigate.
$11 800 high class fats east of Hyde south
of Washington; something fine
sc, 900 Cash--New corner, near Van Ness aV.,
OF 3 fats aud store; rents $3.50 per
annum; mortgage, 81, 700.
81 900 Cash. room fats. with garage; 6th
ay. and Lake St; balance $4,000 can re-
main. These are built entirely different
from anything I'm the neighborhood; must
to appreciate.
Sc 500 Cash-Balance Sc 600 can remain; new
6 room fats; hardwood floors; marine
view: lot 32xl05; near Washington aud
Spruce: rents 81 300 per sDnum.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04

FOR sale by
Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE CO.,
l4I Sutter ST.
Real Estate, Renting, Insurance.
S12. .oo0-32 :6x13T:6; Leavenworth mr. jackson
a house of 80 rooms: rents S125 month.
S11 50o--51 :9xS2 :6, northeast corner Taylor and
Union SITS. VIII subdiyide
ST. ,0o0--30x137 :6: California ST. mr.. Devils
adero. 8 fats of g. and rooms. Must
be sold, owner leaving city.
$9, ,5o0-25x127 :s14 Washington, Baker:
modern fats of and and
bath each; renting for $50 per month.
SO, ,0o0-45xl27:s. ncrth Jackson. east Polk
fine site for fats or apartment house.
S. s750-25x96:1 10: Baker. near Golden Gate av
modern fats of and 8 rooms
S. 500--Lot % foot front Lake ST., bet. 11th
and 18th avs, with modern fats OF :
and rooms and bath.
S., 5o0-22: :11x6S:9 10 rear street; Jones near
Pine: fine renting locality
So 5oo0--Grove. mr.. Devsadero; light fats OF
3 and rooms; large stable in the rear.
s4,500-25x95, cor. 4th ay and Hugo One OF
the most desirable building corners in
this locality.
81 S50-Cor. 9th ay. and Hugo: 35x95.
81, 2o0--2 Aats OF and rms. and bath Lot
80 foot front; rents $45. Near Webster
and Union.
81. .so0-2s:9x13T IS. Larkin Vallejo. Ex-
ceIlent renting locality for flats.
S3,T50-29x1O0; Cough ST., near Green; splen-
did location for residence or fats
SO, ,o00-25x6s:9; Clay near Taylor: first class
renting locality.
81. 750-25xll5, Eureka near 21st; modern
cottage OF and bath; $1,000;
bank mortgage can remain. as. -.
from the cars; splendid chance for .
speculator
50. 50-SNAP-Marposa nr. Florida. We'll
built house of rms and bath.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04
LOTS

f7,25O-Fine building lot; corner; 56xes feet:
close 10 HYDE ST.
SC Jgo-Iot 4OxS7.6 r.: hest part OF Western
addition; within ] block Of , principal
cariines; properly improved would pay q
handsome revenue.
SG. .50G-Close 10 Bush and Jones sts.; 25xiO0 n.
S0.250-Pacifc Heights lot, 54xl2T:s5t #: ex-
ccpfi0nally nne buy.
SC. 250-Ciose 10 Hyde g., 44x6T.e It. TO rear
street
s., ,sO0-Iot . sC-l00 feet positively best mart
OF Preside heights district
s.. .2JO-NorfhWest corner close TO Tufon and
Brodefick sts.. 3S.Cx100 feet: reduced I'd
this low figure 10 effect immediate sale.
50. .Oo0-NeaT California AID Larkin sts: - OK
- 100 feet; positively the best lot IN this
very popular district
s. .5oo-Harrison 81. conner; close 10 9th; 3Os 20
feet
$1.O00-Ashbury 81. near Waller; splendid build.
ing lot: verr fine neigiborh0od
s. 750-Near 4th and Howard sts 25xS0 IT.
s. 750--fIose 10 Powell and Busi SIS Just ort-
side Ere limits; exceedingly cheap lot
s., ,5Oo-22d aY. near Lake ST.. JUxi20 f.
s.. .5O0-iIugo 81 near fst ag.: lot 25xlIO II .
close To Golden Gate psrk; very popular
district.
s. 350-Nesr Howard and Ilfh Sis. 25xl2O IT.
g.. .250-2d az. near Clement St.; 25xl20 feet
VERY CHEAP.
s. soc each--(,reenwich and Pierce sis: 25xIOO
H. each.
81 .250-I3th av. near ST.. 25xl20 IT.
81 250-Near McAllister and Willard ST.; 25xIOO
feet.
81 e00-Near Union and Hyde SITS; 20zeo IT.
ssCQ EACH block from Golden Gate park ;
25yI00 It.
J. " WRIGHT CO..
125 Suttqr ST
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04
Inverness Lots, villa sites and Acreage
INVESTMENTS

SIS, 45,ooo-Rents $500; Devisadero st. business cor
per; store aud fats; modern, up TO date
euildng; $4,000 can remain
Slooeo-Rents $3.50: beautiful. hne, modern
nats, IS rQoms and baths; lot 50x131 q
feet; close 10 Fell and Fillmore SITS.
SlS.ooo-ReRts S137.5O; new up 70 date fats
OF rooms and bath each; near Broadway
rents very reasonable: building the very
best; OFFER WANTED.
tlzroco-Rents SI35; fine modern fats OF 80
rooms and bath ca. close TO Duboce park
mortgage $500 can remain; very popular
renting district; OFFER WANTED
klz,ooe-Rents SIi5; store and 2 fats; store
leased for years, near Hayes and Lyon
SITS fne investment
tle,25o-Rents SlO2-5o; near Fulton and Lyon
sts; 3 modern 1ats OF $50 rooms and
F1o. ooo- Rents $s5. could easily rent FOR sl2O; !
hne fats with marble steps and vestibule
near Post and Broderick SITS.
81 o0o-Rents scr. 30: new. modern fats Of
5-G-6 rooms and bath ga: near Broderick
and Sutter sts.; building only few
months old; light and sunny; $4,000 can
remain.
S. 75O-Rents Ss7. 30: fne modern fats Of Sc
6 rooms and bath ca; in splendid neigh
borhood in Western addition; easily worth
$4,000 See Us about this at once. as il
VIII surely be sold this week
IS, i5o-Rents SIt6; fine modern fats OF
Feoms and bath ca; near 24th and Noe
f>s-s good income with splendid chance
fo make good profit on ressle
feQQ0-Reuts $3.50; lot 5OxI2o #; ) cot
tages q 4-5-5 rooms and bath each; near
$. 600 Rents $3.50; near Clayton and Fred
erck sis; modern fats OF ca rooms
sud bath each.
$1,000 Rents So; 3 modern mp 10 date fats Of
'-6-6 rooms and bath each; nesr Golden
Gate ~. and Baker st.; lot 2Jx100 Il.
SPLENDID BUY
Sl-S50-Rents SO: good fats 81 rooms and
hsth each; near Buchanan and Suffer sts ;
IN splendid condition; good investment.
Si,-5p- Rents $50, new. modern fats OF SO
rooms aud bath each. nne large cement
basement: very substantially built; com
iiuation gas and electric fixtures. every
room light and ruuny; bituminized street
500 can remain.
s. .'lH-k Rents $50; good, substantial fats and
rear cottage; =. 600 can remain
to, e5u-kenfs $3.50, fats Of sc rooms and
ba-h each and finished rooms in base
ment- c0rld easily be made into 8 Cats
. at very small cost; would pay 10 per cent
on money invested near 18th and Sanchez
-ssooo-Rents se2.5o: . ane. modern fats of IS
rooms and bath ca: close 10 Green and
HYDE sis. OFFER WANTED.
f5,pto-kents $50. good fats rooms and
bath each: % ag.. near California st.
-. f.fJg-itenfs $3.50; store and rar; new. mod
crn. up % date; store under lease; near
lst and Point BobOs avs: splendid in
Testment; 81 800 cash. $40 monthly is ali
required.
s. 500-Rents $40: fats Of s-3-4 rooms and
hath ca; near Russ and NatOma sis.
p s. .250-Rents SIS: ? new. modern snd very ar
20 flsrlc bungalows, rooms and bath ga
combination gas and electric fixtures:
street bituminized: fine permanent ten
ants; buildings only year old: - 600
cash. balance $50 monthly; a splendid
% small investment.