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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
ACTIVE INQUIRY FOR
BUSINESS LOCATIONS
Sales and Leases Negotiated by
Dan O'CaIIaghan

Dan O'Callaghan consummated many
sales in downtown property during the
week, and reported yesterday that in
quiries for suitable business locations
in the once burned district" are in
creasing. A strong demand for loca-
tions for the spring and summer has
developed.
The following sales and leases were
reported by Dan O'Callaghan:
Mcguire company to a client. lot 44xGs:9 south
line Of o'Farrell street, SO feet west of Jones;
Mrs B. F. Yemans to a client, lot 8s:oxls7:6
west line Taylor street between Sutter and
l. E. Mecum OF Glenn county. residence No
1915 Page street near Ashbury, lot 2JxsT6;
$500.
Henry Kohler to client, lot sOx1s6:3 east
line of Ashbury- street between Waller and
Frederick SIT 500.
avenue between Waller and Frederick streets
50, 800; to ]. w. Hatch
For client 10 r. Smith. lot 25xs0 west line
De Long avenue between Waller and Frederick
streets; 81 600
For client to william Herzfelder. lot 25xao
west line of De Long avenue between Freder-
lex and Waller streets; $1,000.
For a client lot s0xlO0 east line of Ashbury
street near Waller; $4,000.
Urba estate, lot 25x137.6 north line of Page
street between Masonic avenue and Ashbury
street; $4,000; to Mary Hollard-
Thomas Emerson, three new flats. 59-61-6S Noe
James Ward to client. three fats east line
of WEBSTER street between Ellis and o'Farrell
Nels Eriksen. lot 3ox122:6 east line OF Web
ster street near Filbert, to a client: So 600
The purchaser win immediately improve with
apartments.
eight room house north line OF Fell street be,
tween Steiner and Pierce; $1,000.
Edward Martin to client. lot 2Jx1O0 north
line Of Fifteenth avenue so feet west OF L
Mrs r, webster. lot 25x12o east line of
Fortieth avenue 4 street, Sunset; $3.50: TO
Mrs. Kate Field
line of Bush street between Franklin and Cough,
lot 25x120; S12, 800.
Moore estate to heoecea Ragan, two fats
north line of Page street near Masonic avenue
lot 25xIO0: $500
T. Martin to I. Watson, lot and improvements
east line of Church street between Twenty
Betty Nelson to client, lot 27xlo7 west line
Devisadero street near Duboce avenue; terms
private.
Commercial streets for term OF years; lease
aggregating $4,000.
For client. the hotel and store northeast cor
ner Bryant and Fifth streets. TO Fl. Seller for
term OF five years: total $4,000.
James NJ Costello to a client residence a25
Grove street, for term of years; on private
James Nolan. store Haight and Fillmore. to
Robins Co.. grocers, for three years at a total
rental Of s10.s00.
Kerr 4 Co.. to client, rooming house north
line of Tehama street Third. for term
of three years: terms private.
Carmen Falion TO client store west line Third
street between Mission and Howard at total
Dorman s. steinberg, to client. store lore
McAilister street. for term of three Years at A
total rental of ST. 500.
Julia Asbworth TO client. store a74 Meal
lister street. for term OF three years at total
rental OF $500.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
ACTIVE WEEK FOR
SALES AND LEASES
Large Number of Inquiries for
Medium Priced Lots

A very active week is reported by
the Trevor-S Sloan company. A large
number of Inquiries for medium priced
lots have been received. Among the
large leases negotiated during the week
was one by John Kitchen TO the West
ern equipment company OF a store ana
basement - Fremont street. Tor nine
wears for s21, 900. Leases and sales by
this company are as follows
Gale estate company 10 Charles s Aiken. lot
161xl2O southeast corner OF Twenty fifth avenue
and Lake street oo-,oo
southeast corner Twenty-hrst avenue aud Clem-
ent street. - -.
27:6xl20 east line or Twenty-sixth avenue 100
feet north OF West Clay street
philip B. Bekeart TO client OF Office, lot p OK
12O east line Of Twenty-sixth avenue, l@t:o rect
north OF West Clay street.
Lizzie O'CaIlaghan et al. 20 W r. Justice.
south line of Oak street. 206;0 feet west OF
William Fl, Taylor 10 Anna Law. lot 25x120.
west line OF Eighteenth avenue. 12S feet north
Charlotte NJ Nichols to Henry Kemp. lot 26x
100 south line Of Union street, $40 feet west
" charlotte NJ. Nichols to Robert calIow. lot
26x120. south line OF UnlOr street to- 10 leet
west OF Baker.
F. G. Beckmanu to Etta G. Block. lot 25x1oO.
south line Of ] street 57:6 feet east OF Thirty
secoad avenue: also lot 25x12O, west line Of
street.
LEASES
CIuett Peabody K Co to the Spool Cotton
company second story OF building. S12-S20 How
ard street for nine years; terms private
John Kitchen company to Western equipment
COMPANY store and basement, % Fremont
street for term OF nine years: rental S21,000
E. Weiss to L. S. Stone, cottage, 201G Baker
street. one year; $500.
! Ruth E Baird TO client OF office, dwelling.
CLAY and Jones streets. for one year. $1,000.
Benjamin kellogg 70 Hulse tile company.
store 439 OFarrell street, three years. at rental
OF s., 600.
Benjamin Kellogg to E. Jensen. store. 437
O'Farreu street. three years. at rental OF
$500.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
VALLEJO HAS THE
YOUNGEST SHR|NfR
Russell P. FitzGerald Holds
Unusual Distinction in
State
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

VALLEJO, March 2o.-vanejo Ma
sonry is honored by having as a mem
Der of its several branches the young
est Mystic shriner in the state of Cali
fornia. Russell p FITZGERALD. son OF
Judge ]. a FITZGERALD. is the young
Mason. who is now % years of age. He
joined Solano lodge No. 22s. F. and
A. NJ. November II. 1907; Naval chap
ter No. 80. Royal Arch Masons, April
p. 1908. and Naval commandery No. 10,
Knights TempIar, July 81, sos In
Sacramento October 10. 1908. he became
a member of Isham temple Mystic
Shriners. of that city. FitzGerald holds
a position as craftsman under the
United States government at the Mare
island navy yard
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
Condition Of the Irish
Peasants Improving
Division of Large Estates IS Beiefiting the
People and Proving Check on
immigration
immigration

EHE news items which appear herewith have pre-
pared by the international Catholic Truth society
furnished TO The Call for publication i'm San
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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-17
STORE CLERKS PLAY
Clothing Dept. of Lion Store
Defeats the Grocers;
Score, II to s.

The clothing department Of the Lion
store leaped upon T. Litzan and his
men, from the grocery department, with
both feet yesterday morning in the
final innings when they punched two
singles. one two-base hit and three
Dagger, the last hit being made by
Long.
1t was a fierce struggle up to the
ninth inning. when the clothing depart
ment, seeing defeat staring them in the
face, made up their mind to cinch the
game in the last inning, and they did
it. The score stood 8 to Z in favor of
the grocery department when Boyle,
catcher for the Clothing department.
started the rally which meant the fatal
blow for the grocers. the other team
scoring four runs, which made the score
II to s.
The lineup for the clothing depart
ment was: T. Boyle, c; Long. p; Di-
kowski. IS; Haager. 1b; Bowman. 2b;
Buser, 9b; Putney, If; Shirby CT; Claus
sen, IF. For the grocery department:
Hilbrick, c; Litzan, p; A. Litzan IS; Jo-
mas, 1b; Mccarthy, 2b; Hagen, 9b; Otto,
II; Bixenmann, CT; Mullen, IF.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-17
TOLLESTON TAKES ONE
FROM HAMMOND ROYALS
Especial to TIE TINES.

Tolleston. Ind, May 1.-THE Tolles-
ton baseball team hung another scalp
on their belt, at ToIleston Sunday after
noon, by defeating the Hammond Roy
ais by the score of to 2. Had 1t not
been for the punching of two errors and
a hit in the first inning it seems prob
able that the Tolleston team would
have scored another shutout. Pitchers
Knitter and Glen of the Tolleston team
again pitched air tight baseball and al
lowed but three hits during the after
noon performance.
Because of the high wind errors
were frequent on both sides, Tolleston
making six, only two of which figured
in the scoring. and the Royals making
eight. A crowd of $50 people attended
the game. which was good considering
the weather.
The lineup: Tolleston (4)-Schnena-
mann, If; Mettler. SIS; Macheley, 2b;
Conrad. 1b; Behnke, c; McNnchael, 3b;
Meyers, CT; Knitter and elem, IF;
Knitter and Glen. p. Royals ca
Smith. If; Grapwiz, IS; Ebert, 2b; Hage,
1b; Adelsperger, c; F. James. Sb; Rash,
CT; o. James, IF; Sorley, 6. Knitter
pitched three innings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-17
INDIANA HARBOR
TEAM WINS
(snecial to TIE T1MEs.N

Indiana Harbor, Ind. May 1.-THE
game of bah yesterday between the
Independent Athletic association team
of Indiana Harbor and the Chicago
Standards was too one-sided to be al
together interesting The Chicago
boys practically shot their bolt in the
first inning when they made two runs
on a brace of passes and Cunning CHAINS
three Dagger. After that Ford tight
ened up and absolutely refused to al
low either a hit or a base on balls I'M
til the sixth, when Cunningham lined
the bal out for a single and was push
e dto second by Sawyer's base on balls,
went to third on Captain Arthur's mis-
fortune, he having been hit on the foot
by one of Ford's inshoots, and came
home on BunnelPs long fly to left field.
The local team, however, got so busy
in their half of the first that it made
the scorer dizzy trying to keep track
of the runs as they crossed the plate,
and THE TIMES mans salary isn't
enough to induce him to give detailed
account of how it all happened. Any
how, seven Harborites made the round
trip, thereby screwing the clamps down
hard on the game.
The score was, Indiana Harbor, 49,
Chicago Standards. 8. Struck out-By
Ford, 10; by Sawyer, 4; by Burren, 3;
bases on balls-Of Ford, 8 off Bun
nell, 1. Two base hits-Peterson 8, Ri
ley 2, Erickson 1, Three base hits
Cunningham. Peterson and Riley. Home
run-Ford. Time of game-1:15. I'm
| pire-Y Dung of the Amateur Managers
association of Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-17
EAST CHICAGO.

The musical, to be held at the Meth
odist church. Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings of this week, will GER
tainly be a program worth listening
TO. In addition to the music part. Miss
Grinneu Of Chicago. who has no little
reputation as reader. and Mr.. McCor-
mick. the whistler, with his trained
dog. will add to the attraction of the
evening This will be on Wednesday
evening. and on Thursday evening the
program will be entirely different IN
addition to the special music, Mr.. Ned
Woodman, the cartoonist and imper-
senator. will be present and will add
to the attraction.
Ice cold Root Beer on tap. AT veaco
& Beach.
The services at the local Methodist
church Sunday morning and evening
were we'll attended, and deep interest
manifested at both morning and even
ing services. In the evening the build
ing was crowded as usual. Mr.. VIII
liams of Chicago sang and his singing
was very much appreciated by the au-
dience. Two united with the church in
the evening, DR.. Ray Goodrich and
wife.
Fresh Gum Drops at Veaco & Beach
Mrs. A. H. W. Johnson had as her
guests over Sunday Mrs. Bronson OF
Valparaiso. Miss Mary Bronson of Chi
cago and Ralph Bronson of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Canine enter
tanned the families of H. H Clark ano
A. H. Whitesitt at dinner yesterday
Castor Oil put up in capsules. A
Veaco & Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Howell of Pit
cain, Pa, are the guests Of their niece
Mrs. NJ. H. Silverman of Chicago ave
nue.. Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Will be mere
for at least a week longer.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. William lef
today for a two weeks sojourn a
French Lick Springs
Have you attended our spring open
ing. We save you money on every
purchase. spiegel. South Chicago
leading furniture store. t
First-class Iaundress would like Il
secure work for two days each week
Best of references supplied. Small
families preferred. Address F. NJ. LAX
COUNTY TIMES, Hammond. Ind. t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS
BASEBALL GAMES

At Winchester IlL-Glasgow, 8; As
toria White Sox, 4.
At Dixon, Ill.-Mount Morris, II; Dix
on College, 10.
At Bedford, Ind.-Linton White Sox
5; Bedford, 4.
At Pontiac, Ill-Peoria Giants. Ii
Flanagan, ).
At Warsaw. Ind.-warsaw, 3; Fort
Wayne, 2.
At Erie. Ill.-AIbany. 10; Erie, g.
At Pontiac. Ill.-Pontiac, 10; Yer
million Indianas, 9.
At Goshen. Ind.-Milford. 12; Goshen
Cubs, 6. taoir
Cubs, 6. Laporte, 2; Goshen Greys, ]
thirteen innings).
At Plymouth, Ind.-Plymouth, It
Fort Wayne, s.
At Neoga, Ill.-Windsor, 7; Neoga.
eleven innings).
At Richmond, Ind.-Richmond. 5
Newport, 8.
At Waterbury, Conn.-Waterbury, 5
Cincinnati Reds, 2.
At Centralia, Ill-Centralia Whit,
sox, u; St Louis Carringtons, A.
At Mendoza, IH.-Mendota, 9; wy
mans, Kewanee, 1; Mendoza Cubs, 1
Lamoile. o.
At Arenzville. ul-Jacksonville Pas
| times, Z; Arenzville, 8.
At Duquoin. Ill-St. Louis Bascoms
a; Duquoin Models, 3.
At Iowa City, Iowa-Muscatine, 10
Iowa City 0.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-17
NEW HAMMER
MARK MADE

New York, May 17.-Matt McGrath,
the might weight thrower of the New
York Athletic club and holder of the
worlds record with the 16pound ham
mer. yesterday exceeded his best pre-
vious figure in an exhibition at Celtic
park. On his third trial McGrath sent
the missile sailing in the air for III
feet inches. This was three feet nine
inches better than his record made in
Montreal in 1907. The throw will not
be allowed by the A. A u. as McGrath
did not throw from a 7-foot circle and
also because the throw was not meas
ured by steel tape.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-17
BLACK OAK LOSES
Especial to THE TIMES. )


East Chicago, Ind, May 17.-East
Chicago walloped Black Oak to the
tune of 17-2 at East Chicago yester-
day. The game was too one-sided to be
interesting, the only features being
the batting and base running of the
home team and the pitching of Havill,
who allowed Black Oak three hits and
famed ten men. He deserved g. shut
out. but a little hard luck on the part
of Fahey, who caught his spikes in
the bag and stumbled. allowing the
bal Ito pass, gave the visitors two runs
The East Chicago boys appeared in
their new uniforms for the first time
yesterday, and as the score shows, did
credit to the new suits. Nassau and
Thompson furnished the new uniforms
and also promised the boys a good treat
If they won the first game in them.
They got anything they wanted.
Two base hits-Hewig, P. McShane
Base on balls-Livingston 2, P. Nc
Shane, J. McShane. Stolen bases-Hav-
i'll. Greer, Freemeyer, ]. McShane 8
Fahey 2, P McShane 2. Sacrifice hits
j. McShane. Fahey. Umpires-David
NJ Mills of East Chicago and Miller OF
Black Oak. Base on balls-Nicholson
H. Boutwell,. Sicily.
Score by innings:
Black Oak. ..0 0 ? O. ;
East Chicago. 2 1 0 5 IL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-17
KNOCK OUT O'BRIEN
IN HOME TOWN
This Is Prediction Made by
Jack Johnson.

New York, May It'll knock out
Jack OBrien in his home town next
Wednesday night"
This is the statement made by Jack
Johnson on his flying tour about the
state The big colored boxer is aroused
over accounts of how easy he will prove
for Jeffries and how OBrien will dis
count his cleverness, and says that he
will show he has real merit.
"All this talk about my beating up
Burns simply because he was small is
nonsense" he said; I had to win the
title on my merits I'm willing to let
the bout of Wednesday show whether
I'm second-rater or a real champion.
O'Brien is a shifty boy 1t took Ketch-
els life to beat him Stanley had ten
rounds to do it in; I've got six Let's
see what the result is Ketchel has
been saying I'm a bum champion and
all that. TIL abide by the result"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-17
RACING ON
HORSE SHOW BASIS

New York, May 17-Extended pro-
grams at all the eastern tracks are
now possibilities. In spite OF the an
nouncement of the district attorney that
he intended to ask for another interpre-
tation of the law, the horsemen are i'm
mensely cheered over August Belmont's
statement concerning the situation and
think that the old days may return,
under slightly different aspects.
Racing from now on may be con-
Quoted on the horse show" basis.
AS director of the Jockey club, Mr..
Belmont made an official statement Sat
urday v<r1ht to the press representa-
tives, saying that he was satisfied the
sport was on a substantial footing in
this state He added that the betting
laws would be enforced, but that he
was sure patrons would come to the
tracks under the new conditions.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-17
ST. JOSEPH'S CLUB
WINS FROM BLISSMERS
Teams Are a Tie for the
Season and May Meet
Again.

The st. Joseph's club defeated the
Blissmer Colts at the State Line field
yesterday afternoon by a score of 9
to Z. Last Sunday the Blissmer Colts
defeated the St Josephs club, and it is
probable that they will play tnother
game toward the end of the season to
play off the tie.
The game was called at 1 o'clock, and
there was an attendance of five hun
dred to witness the game. Heckleman,
a new player for the st. Joseph's club,
showed fine form yesterday while in
the field and also in welding the stick.
He was the first man to cover home
plate. Heckleman viii play on the team
regularly now and hold down second
base.
Young showed great improvement
over his pitching of last Sunday, put
ting the Colts down in fine style. He
also made a nice two base drive, scoring
two runs.
B. Jergens. catcher for the St Jo-
seph's club. hurt his leg yesterday while
running for a foul and was laid up for
about five minutes. time being called
until he was able to play his position
Not a single man stole second on him
and those who attempted 1t were
caught on the way.
! A. Litzan. shortstop for the Bliss
mers and also one of the stars, raped
outa three-bagger when three mer
were on bases, bringing in all three
men.
Lineup for the st. Joseph's club was
Winkler. 1b; Eng1eton, If; Heckleman
2b; Boiling, Sb; Hilbrick. CT; Klein, IS
! H. Young, IF; Jergens, c; E. Young. p
Lineup for the Blissmers were: Bird
en-, c; Krug. p A. Iitzan, IS; H. Zim
norman. 1b; P. Zimmerman, 2b; j
Zimmerman, 3b; Hildabrant, If; Lund
| gren, CT; T LAtzan, IF.