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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05

L0ST-A passbook with the Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society Of San Francisco in the name
Of JOSEPH BOND No 2S3 a6S- The finder
will please return TO bank. Unless is re-
turned within days a. new book will be is
sued to the applicant
LoST-A passbook with the Hibernia savings
and loan society of San Francisco in the name
OF John Mcintosh. No. 344304 The finder will
please return to bank Unless same is re-
turned within five days new book win be
issued to the applicant.
LOST sunday, from 1918 Eddy stu parrot.
Reward.
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California Limited through to Chicago
leaves at 1000 ..
OFFICES:
673 Market Street and Market Street
Ferry Depot, San Francisco
1112 Broadway, Oakland
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MEETINGs-LecaI

NOTICE OF STOCK HOLDERS MEETING OF
EILAUEA SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY
TO CONSIDER PROPOSITION To CREATE A
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
FoUND-Lady's purse. Owner can have same
by calling at the office OF The Call and fdenti-
flying same.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05

Foreman baker. country shop. $50 week and ID.
Laundryman. country laundry, $50 week and
ROOM
5 cooks. city and country hotels. $40 and $50
and found.
4 cooks. city and country. $50 to $50 and ID
Second baker and helper. $40 week aud 500 ~
5 bakers country shops, $40 to 500 and IA.
> bakers helpers. s. % 50 week and ID
> butchers. country. 50 and $50 and FL
ExTRA-COOkS AND WATERS
10 extra cooks and walters. country. S2-J0 70
SIS day and ID and expenses.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05

LoST-ApriI l2, between $50 and 6:f5 .. m.
On the way from Pine and Lsguna SITS to
Fairmont hotel via California 81. cars dia-
mond and sapphire circular brooch. Reward
OF SO II returned to e. GALLOIS, White
House, Sutter ST. and Grant sv.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05

MADE $4,000 in. years in the mail order
business; began with s5;- any one can start a
mail order business at home. Send for free
booklet. Tells how. HEAC0CK. S12. Lock
port, n. 7.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
HELP WANTED

"
To open gold mine that win be second 10
none In Nevada The Ell Captain Mining com
nauv viii let contract TO the lowest bidder
70 have 500 feet OF tunneling done. By
feet: the ores taken out viii pay many times
what the cost VIII oe- We Also want Two
shafts sunk 70 a depth of 200 feet each
eacf. shaft to 90 down good pay Ore.s We
aJ<o want TO sell a sufficient amount Of 81
CAPTAIN stock at so cts per share 70 pay for
thfs work When this work is completed the
stock will. without doubt. be worth at least
address Ell CAPTAIN MINING CO., 1329
Broadway. Oakland. Cali
MEN wanted at 10S Sd st. to buy second hand
and uncalled for shoes; 75e up
co.tInued to Next Page
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FOREIGN LABORERS
ITALIANS-ATSTRIANS
MEXICANS
$50 Iaborsrs-Italians, Austrians. Mexicans,
ete.-for all classes OF work. country. $50
20 $3.50.
MANY OF THEM-FREE FARE
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FOR BOX FACTORIES
planning MILLS. YARDS. ETC.
10 young men and boys 10 work around box
factory. country, steady work. $3.50 day
cutoff sawyers for big factory. s. day.
; planermeH, edgermen, pile up. sawyers,
$3.50 TO 50 day.
men 10 run box making machines. 81. so day.
10 men 10 work IN the yards. SO day
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SPECIAL.

SPECIAL.
FACTORY AND MANUFACTURING
PLANT
10 Iaborers. no experience required for large
company short distance from city; long Job;
s225 day
CALL AND READ OUR BULLETIN BOARDS
FOR OTHER PLACES.
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CONE HOME To SLEEP.
SLEEP AT OCEAN SHORE LODGING
HOUSE. NEXT DOOR TO
MURRAY READY'S GREAT LABOR
OFFICES. nth AND MARKET SIS
LIGHTS IN EVERY ROOM
Is CENTS PER NIGHT; 81 % PER WEEK.
INCLUDING BATH
COFFEE SERVED FREE DAILY FROM
TO A. " FREE BARBER SHOP BOOT
BLACK STAND. SHOWER AND FOOT
RATHS TAILOR AND PATCHING ROOM
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE ALL PAPEkS
AND MAGAZINES AND BELLAiAN TO CALL
YOUs WHITE HELP ONLY EMPLOYED
OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE, FAClNti
AND ADJOINING OCEAN SHORE TERNE
NAL RAILROAD DEPOT. nth AND MAX
KET STS- SAN FRANCISCO
NEVER CLOSED.
MURRAY & READY. 11th and Market st.,
s. F.; 9th and Franklin sts.. Oakland
TEAMS-TEANfS
wanted 20 rent 100 and horse teams for
f. r. work
DUMP WAGONS
wanted-To buy 30 second hand dump wagons
for r r. work Apply or communicate with
MURRAY & READY. 11th and Market. S =
BE vour own boss: earn from s. 10 $40 per day
working at home: anybody can do this work
AZ home. which Is easy and pleasant Write
for booklet lnclosing Ice to cover cost %
postace Address o. A Marlin Standard
Plate Glass Co., 26s Golden Gate az. San
Francisco
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Cameron was back in the game after a two
weeks iayon and the vacation seemed TO have
seriously affected the mechanism of his head.
though his batting eye was just as bright as
ever
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BAKERs-I.ArNnRYALEN.

FREE FARE-FREE FARE.
10 Greek laborers to work on fence gang,
,outh; FREE FARE
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ITALIANS
y Italians TO work on farms, gardens. etc.
$50 TO $50 and ID
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CARRIAGE Settlers
TRIafMERMEN
Carriage setter. south $50 and ID
Zimmerman. lumber company. north, s2.75
TO So day.
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WEALTH UNEXPECTED
IS HERS
WASHINGTON WOMAN INHERlTs
AN EASTERN FORTUNE, TO
HER SURPRISE.

Spokane. Wash. sept. ls-Nrs Hen
iamin Davis. wife IF raneher IN tie
cheMiliksa valley. pkan.gan county,
received adsieeK from New York that
she Is heir In the William Walker -
tate. including mansion in East
Meadow Brooks. Long Island. y y.
beaIaathea Ia her more than 20 years
ago AMI held in trust BY her uncle,
James Walker. She has instructed her
agents To sell the property and for-
ward the proceeds t. her At Riverside.
Wash
Mrs. Davis. who il IL years 1T age.
was made tn. heiress nj the Walker
estate uron the death of her father i'm
1885, prior 10 which james Walker Wa
appointed administrator Mrs Davis
received Il cory OF her fathers testa-
ment about IN years ago, but MAS un-
able Ia locate her uncle. until Il few
days ago. when letter came from her
nephew. stating that his father had
died. and i'm looking over his effects
the original will Of Mrs. Davis. father
had been found
Mrs. Davis lived in California before
coming In Spokane. and letters frarn
her we're found I'm New York. ns Writ
ing IN rastmasters In California. AIRS.
Davis MAS traced Ia Riverside, Wash
where she las lived year. Her four
sons i've In akanogan county She
and her husband own valuable ranch
In the valley, - miles northeast II
Riverside
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GRAvtSEND "BOOK|ES'
CONTINUE BUSINESS

New York, Sept 1s.-The bookuak-
ers at Gravcsend race track did bust
ness as usual today. Further arrests
or possibly another raid Oh the betting
ring. which were expected from the
announcement that Assistant District
Attorney Elder Of Brooklyn had 20 adj
aitional warrants for alleged yioiators
Of the law. did not occur and even
some If the men who were taken when
the ring MAS raiaed yesterday were
back today at their usual places.
IL seems tn be generally understood
that no further arrests are likely until
the cases of the men arrested on Fri
day are disposed Of
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JACK JOHNSON AND Al kAuFMf NJ.

The ''ps.l&t tea affair" between Jack
johnson and Al kaufman. Oh Sentem-
her =. before which the above picture
Was posed. demonstrated that the black
champion has ii marvelousIy clever de
fense, "a damaging stra -sht lett punch
and wicked right uppercut, but M
knockout concealed about his person
Kaufman made II sorry Showing
against the big negroes foatwovk and
ring generalshia, bUt the coast sport
writer's do say that the few hsoHs the
blacks nth managed t. get home u-ur-
rted the Galveston giant and that the
native son Was the stronger 1T the cam
clusion at the 10th round. Nov tnau
the keteheI LanSford 90 has ueen de-
ctared off. the Butte fighter will prob
ably devote his entire time ana at
tentinn Ia preparing himself fae hss
Nhiri at the heavyweight crown next
month. and there ara some expert
6npestcrs who give Stanley great
chance certa.n il il that. with his
dangerous shift. his nhigiSind method
al att#s.k ssaA hts deadly g4snch i'm
s.thtg E@4d. tEv - 50 stN @21 lie tia
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POOL TOURNAMENT
TO START MONDAY

Johnston & Williams announced yes
scr'.as that they had arranged for Il
pool tournament to be played In their
par!ors next week. beginning Mon
day evening ut y o'ctoek The tour
nameat is tn be "A handicap affair
and only local players viii be allowed
10 compete. the sa-ea,Ied sharks" hax-
ing beea eliminated. About IL dozen
local men have entered 50 far and tho
contest is bound To he an interesting
one. The nominal charges only will
be made Tor the games anu no admit
III ace will be- charged
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BIG CHIEF" BENDER
BLANKS TIGERS
INDIAN WHIPS DONOVAN IN
PITCHERS DUEL AND DE-
TRolT LOSES THIRD.

! Philadelphia, Sept. 1S.-Befsre what
/ is claimed tn have been the largest
crowd in the history of baseball. Phil
adelphia this afternoon shut out De-
troit, 10 o, in the third game of the
] final series between these two clubs
| Bender and Donovan had the greatest
twirling duel of the season In this city
/ Bender was hit safely only three times
and gave one base on balls, while
+ Donovan allowed four hits and gave
two bases on balls. Collins got three
Of the home teams four hits. one being
a wohagger. only five Detroit play
ers reached first base. or these, only
one got as far as second Two of those
who reached first base were thrown
out by Livingstone trying to steal sec
ond. Bender struck out nine of his
opponents. these being distributed
through seven innings. Donovan was
responsible for Detroit's defeat through
his own blunders. He was given mag
nificent support by his teammates
Mcintyre. sIoriarity and Cobb making
wonderful plays. Collins scored the
first run in the fourth inning leading
off with two Dagger. lIc scored
after Baker had sacrificed and Dono-
van threw wild To third. Philadelphia
scored again in the eighth inning. when
Heitmuiier hunted safely. Barry sac
rificed and Collins hit safely in sue
c.ssion. There were 35.409 paid adj
missions. 10000 persons being damned
back of the ropes in right, center
and left fields. An hour and a half
before time for play to begin,- the gates
TO the grandstand which held 11.5oo
persons, had to be closed. The crowd
was "A very orderly one and amused
itself during the long wait for play
to begin by smashing every straw hat
which appeared on the scene. The
victim i'm nearly every case took ii
good naturally. Score:
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FOOTBALL OUTLOOK
VERY GOOD
VARSITY MEN SHAPING UP WELL
GAME NEXT WEEK WITH
WESLEYAN

j.. A. white. ur Cupid as he is
hotter known. ths stat university
football coach. arrived yesterday from
the east where he has been getting
in limo on the 1909 game. and joined
the varsity squad Immediately on his
arrival. Coach White was with the
university football team last season
and his success in building up the
team against big odds and his popu-
larity with the men made the an
nounecmens that he was to coach the
team this year welcome news tn
the lovers of the great college game.
For the last three afternoons the
squad has been out for practice.
Scrimmage work has not yet COM
menced. but Coach White expects his
men to be in condition for hard
scrmmage practice this week. The
preliminary work last week with the
pi.skin has done much towards get
ting the men into good condition for
hard practice.
Montana field has been put into
shape again. A new tackling dummy
has been hung lip and other football
paraphernalia procured.
Physical Director Rhodes has added
new equipment t. tho gymnasium
which is much appreciated by the
football squad. a. well as the classes
in physical culture New apparatus
has been installed during the summer
and adequate bathing facilities pro-
vided.
The varsity team loses only three
men this year. McLaren. right guard.
graduated last June. and Smead and
Webster who have not returned to
college. The other eight men, with
the exception of Vealey. who is ex-
pected tn register tomorrow. are all
back and are eligible to play this
semester. The following are the men
who have joined the squad. with their
positions on .ast yeic's tam: Dan
Conne:. lief. tackle: Harry NacIay,
left guard: Ned Winstanley. left half:
Thayer Stoddard. center: Arthur
Bishop. quarterback: Emmett Ryan,
right tackle and substitutes :. Rear
don, VIII TAFT and Charles johnson.
In addition to these men some cx-
celtent new material is showing up
among the men who have entered the
university this year and number of
players who did not join the squad
last fall are out this year trying for
positions on the, team and Captain
Bishop states that the prospects for
Il good team are fine owing to the big
number of OH men who arc back and
the fact that Coach White is again
with the team.
1t Is probable that game viii be
played IN hissoula this week with the
Montana Westcyans of Helena. Man.
aser Stoddard has made arrangements
for bringing the team here. and IL
some hitch in the program does not
come up the first game ut the season
Will he Mayed on Montana field next
Frdas..
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Goodbye. Psnnans.

Chicago. SEPT is.-Sew York won
its third straight game from Chicago.
tn o. today b. a ninth Inning rally
Singles by Murray. Brid@ell and Schiei.
"A base on balls to MeTkle and a stolen
base by BridweH gave Sew YORK two
runs in the last inning. Some de-
cisions b. Rtsser ang.red the speeta-
tors ard demonstration was made
asains, HIM after the gau-e. He was
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TAKES TENNIS CUP.

Salt Lake City, Sept. 1>,-By defeat
ing Ned Garnett in the championship
match III mems singles al the coun-
try clubs courts today. sam Seei
gains permanent possession of the
Aewhouse cup. Il trophy which he has
twice before waa against all <ampetl-
tors in the InterHoautaiu tournament.
Seel scored In straight sets
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SEASON OPENS.

New York. Sept is.-The football
season opened today. Two games
We're played. The Carlisle school of
Indians defeated the Steeitnn Athletic
club eleven al Carlisle by b To q.
and at Lewiston, Me. tie Bates col
iege team Played a tie game nf To- u
with the Fort Mckinley soldier team.
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TROUBLE BREWING.

Mexico City. Sept. Is-ostensibly
bound for San Francisco 10 see his
brother. but. as admitted probably for
the purpose af organizing 4 fifhas-
tertng expedition against President
Estrada Cabrera Of Guatemala. Juan
Morales lie Leos of Guatemala l. noN
en- route for the Pacific coast. Mr..
Morales is accompanied BY Nilllara
Lesser. an American resident OF 6nat-
enala.
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IRELAND LOSES.

Philadelphia, Sept. 1s-The Gentle
men Of Philadelphia defeated the Gen.
,lemen OF Ireland today by an inning
and les runs IN the first OF series
of three cricket matches To be played
here. :. : White Of the Germantown
Cricket club made lis runs. the large~t
score for many wears in International
cricket here
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At ra!umhus-First game: Kansas
City !. Columbus J. Second game:
Kansas city 0. Columbus l.
At I1iianapoiis-First game: In
dianapalis s. Milwaukee ). s.-cana
game. Indianapolis :. Milwaukee. o.
At Lnnisviite-M minneapolis :. LOUIS !.
vile ].
AT Toledo-St. Paul ,. Toledo 3.
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NJ stionai learue.
BARNEY CLAIMS RECORD,

Syracuse. y. Y. Sept. 1s.-At the
New York state fair today Barney
oldfisid. on one-mile circular track
went Is miles in a gasoline stock car
in -: 40. He asserts this IL the wnrlf'S
record for a stock car.
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Split Even.

Cincinnati. Sept. lS.-Cincinnati and
Boston split even today in double
header. In the first game Boston did
not score until the ninth inning. when
and timely hit sent in two runs.
The second game was played loosely
on both sides. three errors assisting
the Bostons to score four runs i'm the
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Sioux citS-Des Moines ). Sioux
City 3. Called in the seventh On ac-
count of rainl
At Omaha-Lineoin 3, Omaha ;
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Stated for Donovan In ninth.
Philadelphia.
BY Innings.
Summary.

TWn-hasc hit--col!ins. Struck out
by Bender 8. by Donovan .. Base on
Dails--Dff Bender |. off Donovan =.
Unptres-O'Laughlin and PerI'iac.
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FOR SALE-i-room house, on
west side. for $3.50: large
rooms. electric lights. barn.
etc. This place win rent for
s12.5e pc! month Bring
along $3.50 in cash and YOU
can pay the balance like r'.nt.
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FOR SALE-s600 in cash win put
you in possession of new
5-room modern cottage and
75xl30 lot: range, large barn.
etc: south side; price.
$4,000.
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FooTBaI

IT Csarlistr--F Final score. Carlisle In.
diam ssh.ot .. stseltan q.
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Two Shutouts.

Boston, Sept. 1s.-Boston and chi
cago divided honors i'll Il double
header today. the visitors scoring a
7-to-o shutout in the first game. and
being shut out themselves. to o. in
the second Scores.
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hit with cushions. but the club Of.
ficials aycrtcd any serious trouble.
Pirates Refuse to S.ump.

fittshurs, Sept. Is.--BgooISiyn was
shut out today by Pittsburg. q 10 O..
The visitors could get only one hit off
Willis and only one of them reached
third base. On the other hand. Rucker
was hit freely. rittsburs getting hits
when needed
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FOR TRADE-Good ru1abou. au-
to-Ford-for $3.50 with of
Missou.a real estate
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FOR TRAOE-Fine corner lot in
Seattle and some cash for
residence in Missoula. Value
of lot. 81. 600.
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FOR SAlE-5-room plastcred cot
tage and two dandy lots. on
north side. for only $1,000.
This is bargain. About 5000
cash will give YOU possession.
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Phiiliss Crowding Cincinnati,

st. Louis. Sept. 1S.-Philadciphia
easily won the opening game of the
series from st. Louis today by score
of tn
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Battcries-Moren and Doom: Becbe.
Meter and Bresnahan.
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FOR TRAOE-Siy room modern
house. on south side. east of
II. r. tracks. for 81, 900 worth
of lots, $1,000 In cash and
$1,000 at s per cent interest.
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| ii!SteIl!
Some ct These Proportions Will
Interest You
FOR T2AOE-A fiae piece of Tim
Der for Missoula property.
value 81. 600.

FOR SALE-s.5o in cash and bal
ance at $500 per month viii
buy likes house ,.n,. .wo
decided lots, on north side.
Price. $500.
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Thrice in tho Same Place.

New York. Sept. 1s.-Sew York de-
fcated Cleveland Tor the third success
sipe time to-day. the score being tn ,.
The hnme team made enough runs in
the first inning III win. Elberfield
tr;ala,l with tI. haSas full
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Washington, Sept. 1s.-Washinston
enjoyci Il batting feast al st. Louis
expense today. getting II hits for a
total Of II bascs off kussel
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COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland 5, Portland 4.

Batteries - Christian. Wigs and
Lewis; Carson and Fisher
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Ratteries-0tis, Ipp and EasterIy:
| Quinn and k,einow.
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FOR SELE-Sew 4~roon. modern
house. 10 blocks from bridge.
on south side, for only
$1,000.
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FOR TRADE-Fine business cor
Ger In good. live town in Ida
no: a-story building. dwelling,
etc, value $4,000. for i'm
proved Missoula property.
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FOR TRAOE-1- room modern house
and large lot. in South Mis-
souia. for a good 40 to 100
acre ranch, with water.
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Win One, Tie One.

Called at end af fifth by agreement
Eatteries-Stava.l ard Hogan; VIII
lis and Williams.
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Los Angeles. 1; Sacramento. o.
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listen!
Some Of These Proportions vii!
Interest You
FOR TRADE-A fine piece of Tim
Der for Missoula property.
value 81 goo.
FOR SALE-s.ao in cash and bal
ance at $500 per month viii
buy likes house ,.n,. .wo
decided lots, on north side.
Price. $500.
FOR TRAOE-six room modern
house. on south side. east of
II. X. IFdfhS. lot SI,Hhu "bftH
of lots. $1,000 In cash and
$1,000 at s per cent interest
FOR SALE-i-room house. on
west side. for $3.50. large
rooms. electric lights. barn.
etc. This place win rent for
s12.5e pc! month Bring
along $3.50 in cash and you
can pay the balance like rent.
FOR TRADE-Good ru1abou. au-
to-Ford-for $3.50 with of
Missou,a real estate
FOR SALE-s600 in cash win put
YOU in possession of a new
5-room modern cottage and
I5x130 lot: range, Arge barn.
etc: south side: price.
$4,000.
FOR TRADE-Fine corner lot in
Seattle and some cash for
residence in Missoula. Value
of lot. Loo.
FOR SAlE-5-room plastcred cot
tage and two dandy lots. on
north side. for only $1,000.
This is a bargain. About 5000
cash will give you possession.
FOR TRADE-Fine business cor
Ter In good, live town in Ida
no; 2-story building. dwelling,
etc, value $4,000, for i'm
proved Missoala property.
FOR sALE-New 4-room modern
house. 10 blocks from bridge.
on south side, for only
$1,000.
FOR TRADE-7-room modern house
and large lot. in South Mis-
SCUBA. for good 40 to 100
acre ranch. with water.
FOR SALE-6-room modern house
and 45x13G lot, Blaine street,
$2.7OO.
FOR TRADE-Fiue block of ~
lots. bearing fruit trees. l.
room cottage, etc: value
$4,000. located in West
Missoula: exchange for other
property.
FOR SAlE-Ncat. new 4-,ouni
modern cottage. on south side.
x1.75O. IT you have $500
cash. come and See us,
FOR TRApE-A good business In
Missouri for improved prop-
erty. Value about $1,000.
FOR SAlE-A fine s-room modern
ts,+... l. 4.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-19

FOR SALE-6-room modern house
and 45x130 lot, Blaine street,
S2.7OO.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-19

FOR TRAOE-F'ine block of 2a
lots. bearing fruit trees. l.
room cottage, etc; value
$4,000. located in West
Missoula: exchange for other
property.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-19

FOR SAlE-Three room plastered
house, loacted ON " 9th ST,
esase to school. store foun-
dation. cellar. Nnodshed, etc.
Price $935-sae0 cash will
.sise YOU possession and con-
tract for deed.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-19

FOR SAlE-Scat. rev 4-iounI
modern cottage. on south side.
x1.75O. IT you have $500
cash. come and See us.