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New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
REJ'ISED HIS DEPOSITION.
Hr. RooscycIt filtered Proofs in
PHofograDHCr's Case Before Sailing.

The dav before ex-PresiIeut Roosevelt sailed Tor
Africa he revised proofs Of his deposition. taken at
oyster Bav ON March %. in the suit OF a photoz-
rapuer to- recover 500 f-ou the Town Topics Pub
fishing Company. for the publication of photo
graphs Of NJ Roosevelt iu the book. "Fads and
Fancies" His cOmpIsts testimony was fled IN tne
New York County Clerks Office Yesterday. There
are a number OF fnterLIneati1us in Mr. Roosevslts
handurfting but the testimony IS practically IN
changed
At the end Of the examination on TIE day oefors
he departed Mr. Roosevelt was asked BY Itsferes
Arthur Knox II he wished 20 correct anything thae
had appeared in the first report Nr. HOoseve-t
raplied according 20 the document that - had -
called the expression used by Nir. Loeb upou dis-
covering that permission 70 use the photographs
had really been granted
Mr. I.oeb's expression has C0u1s % me- said
the ex-Presldent 1t was. 10 is on me-. NOT 4
am caught as appears on pages 2 and . ot tns
testimony Continuing. the testimony reads
When hs assured that he had sent no suc7
letter the actual facts had naturally enough slipped
his memory. and he then showed me- th7 letter
10 had actually written I am practically surs
that he never showed me 70 until then
Mr. Roosevelt inserted. with ink. IN reply - t5'
question. Had YOU ever had any c0rrespondenc9
With the defendant regarding this qarticula- work
or article therein. or this photograph. and X So
WHAT the following "If I had seen that snY
article was for Town Topics L would not haEs
signed il"
The testimony refers ~ call made upon Mr-
Roosevelt by "a dauEht7r-in-av 81 ex-senator
Wade Hampton with whom rs was we'll a.
auainted She wanted A Photograph %. the Prssi-
dent, but told him nothing about Pads am
Fancies' And. certainly. I would not have given
in ~ had known the publication was connected
with Town Topics" Mr. Roosevelt has again
written into the text with ink
Afterward sire wrote him that she had nor got
the photograph FOR "Fads and Faucies' She
wrote me expressing her regret. and making
long explanation and asking for another photo.
Mr.. Roosevelt has added
= Bennett SoutEsrd appeared for t77 p'0f'E-
rsphe-- Charles T.. CraiS ~ FosdIv- I.aute-hsrl
& johnson. for Town Topics Publishing Company,
and Henry l. StfuJson sr- Mr.. Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
THE EVASION OF THE LIQUOR LAW

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: With reference 10 the proposed opening
of saloons and other liquor selling places on
SUNDAY in the city Of New York, the assertion
is made that the law closing them is and has
been so successfully evaded that its disgraceful
defeat is proper reason for its pusilIanimous
revocation. During many years l resided in the
cjrv and noted the current operation and evasion
Of the law Admitting. fully the large percentage
Of evasion / believe it be nevertheless true
that the actual prevention Of Sunday sales and
drinking obtained under the law form and have
formed a much larger percentage OF comparative
volume This good gain, whatever it is, IT IS
now proposed put away. The ascendency Of
the laUybreakers is TO be acknowledged. Cowarcice
and fut!lity could go down much further.
Let us next take up, by one, the other laws
which are habituany broken evaded. Let them
all 20 Much Is already done and doing for tho
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
FIRE CRY on LINER.
Panic for n Time 1mOHg ItaliqI
Immigrants on the Cretic.

Passengers on the White star liner Cretic, witch
arrived yesterday from the mediterranean. had n
chance 20 reflect last saturday hat might hap
pen ~ fire broke AZ sea "a steamer sled 70
its capacity with italian Immigrants.
~ noon Saturday. while tho Crete vas run-
ming through heavy weather. smoke was seen com
HE from % the sres~1z7 raupartTeuts for
ward Some oS the Immigrant vH1 Nsr" o1 deck
SneIIed the od9r of aIrurS straw and hecaus
greatly alarmed Many men and women 20 re
steeraRe Seu upon their knees white others uade
effort 20 get gp ON fr- promenade deck 81 tha
first cabin. ono paricstrcken Italian shouted
Fire and the word was carried rr the staersgs
compartments AFT
Before there vas an oprnrt.Htrr for general
panic. however. Captain Ea-< and -iF officers had
the situation iu hand The rra was caused hT rfs
dropping % lig.ted cigarette rr straw mat
tress- One bucket - water plf our tae FIRE. and
the smoke disappeared fu few minutes. Tire
sailors and stewards gave the Italians assurance
that there was danger. and within twenty uil-
utes after the word Fire was heard quiet "ss
restored The Cretic carried 1880 s-e~-ass passsa-
gers.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
PREFER CHARGES AGAINST CULKIE
Justices of Special Sessions Seek His Removal
from Office of Chief Clerk.

clerk Of the Cour, Of Special Sessions was
ragucd before Magistrate Crane l1 the T0ur=
court YESTERDAY afternoon on charge OF grand
Larceny iJ became known that Jra luS-i-ss %
Special Sessions hal decided upon charges -
preferred against Cuikn. with view % his -
rnovaI from Office These charges ara "wlIful
neglect Of duty. false and contradictory statements
made under oath before the grand jury and breach
of trust I'm the handling of public uouevs-''
Assistant District Attorney Murphy appeared F~-
The District Attorneys Office and asked thar tHa
hearing he again adjourned Abraham Levy. Cui-
kin's counsel ohtec,ed. Magistrate Crane finally
adjourned the hearing uu-I this morning ar n
o'clock Culku is out i1 S,.TfS bail, Sheriff Foley
being on his bond
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
DRIVE OUT HUNGARIAN MINERS.
American Flag Flies on SchOoIhouss After
Night of Fighting Eleven Wounded.

Terre TIsute. Ind. March 5o--Hunsariau miners
employed the BoSIe coiiery. at Jasouyille. after
engaging last night IN fight with American min
ar5 in which eleven persons were wounded. s~-
cepted the inevitable to-day and scattered 10 dr.
Ferrut parts of the country
The Huugariaus and the Americans had been az
odds for a long time Each faction fired into the
houses Of tho otter. and street fights we're COM
mon All night there was occasional shooting. To-
day tire armed Americans ordered rha Tungariaus
20 leave the town ar once and the latter. knowing
the odds against them. piled their goods on
wagons and drove away On all directions An
American flag is fyius over The scHoofhouse to-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
BIG AoUEDUor CONTRACT AWARDED.
Bradley Contracting Company S Bid Of $685.
694 so Accepted.

The Board Of Water Supply yesterday afternoon
awarded to the Bradley Contracting Company the
contract for construction OF Tuke" Mountain grade
tunnel the Croton Lake pressure tunnel and a
blou.-off tunnel discharging into Crotou Lake. in
the town of Yorktown, Westchester County. Bids
for this work were opened on March p. the Brad
ley Contracting Company being the lowest bidder.
IT'S total for all the work required being Syoos+ %
King Rice & Ganey. lowest bidders, received the
award I'm the matter OF constructing two and one
half miles Of plain concrete aqueduCt, known a. a
''cut-and-cover aqueduCt, between West Hurley
and a point about two miles east Of Waikiki in the
Town 5f Snawaugunk Ulster County, y Y. They
offered to do the work for $6l0 4G1.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
TRUCE IN MRS. YERKEs's S SUIT.
owsley Agrees Not to Push AnciIlary Pro
ceedings Here Pending Court Action.

Chicago March 27-No action VIII 20 taken u1-i
April "a on the petfton % Mrs ADELAIDE Yersss o.
have a 70, ever appointed fr- the estate OF He~
husband Charles T. Terk4~. neither VIII LnIi- s
Or-sav- executor Of tho estate. take any steps u1
New York 10 have aucfI-a-v letters te~-10eutaI.
issued 10 him until i've dsvs after the rerciv0-S77
question has been determined hy tEs Superior
Court.
Announcement oF the reaching % sarh an agree
rrent was made by James J. Barbour. counsel for
Mrs Yerkes. this afternoon. I'm consequence judge
Barnes did not take up the case to-dav. as had
been scheduled
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
COMPLAINS OF POSTERS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir. l am writing to you. I suppose many DO
because | do not know TO what public official
should address communication MY cause
~ o-,rIai7ta posters-a bsoluteIy the dis
s,IstfnR I ever saw-displayed at the Saith street
Penthouse of the Long Island Railroad, and God
knows where else. I them only there can
not think that agents of law and order could nave
seen them and let them stay on eXhloitloh. kn'"
am from the country. but il you don't believe
these are borrid, go and for Yourself or send
Anthony Comstock. r D. VI
Pomfret Conn. March q, lS9.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
JURY FINDS MRS. GLENN INSANE.

\ Sheriff jury AT White Plains in charge Of
Commissioner John ]. Hughes. yesterday declared
Mrs Emma f Glenn insane and incompetent to
manage her estate Mrs. Glenn. who IS the widow
of Colonel George f, Glenn. is seventy years old.
She has been confined in the Bloomingdale Asylum
since September, 1907. DIR. Samuel Il. Lyon, super
,ntendent OF the asylum, testified that Mrs Glenn
is suffering from senile dementia and is in
feeble condition
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31

formaldehyie their irritating qualities last for
time. ON the other hand. however, long experience
with the latter agent has made st possible to
generate promptly these gases with the simplest
and cheapest apparatus. which NAV be improvsed
in almost any household while the apparatus for
the generation Of ozone now in is formidable
and expensive.
Thus far the ozone experiments which I have
carried on at Quarantine have practically been
hned 10 the investigation OF the germcida value of
this agent. although various other experiments will
subsequently he made. The experimental work IL
carried in apartment 4 thousand cubic
feet Of space constructed for the investigation OF
gaseous disinfeCtsrts and would practically repre-
sent apartment in a house. In this
placed little disks soaked in cultures of the gpe
cdc organism of tie different infectious diseases.
some Of which freely exposed, and others are
inclosed in several layers of cloth with the inten
ton % producing the conditions which would
exist in the treatment of infected clothing, etc
After tey are in place ozone is produced from air
Drawn into the apparatus and acted upon by cleo
triCity and then carried by pipe into the apart
ment under treatment. Various other experiments
are being made. in order that every detail of this
sub;ect shall be Investigated"
HOW OZONE is MADE.
The is made in the plant at Quarantine by
taking the air from outside the laboratory through
an intake pipe. 1t is dried $ it passes through
lime and jars Of sulphuric acid. After this
drying and purifying process the air is blown
into apparatus. where the electrical pro
duces the ozone.
After passing through a which records the
amount Of ozone used, it is carried by pipe and
concentrated in room of one thousand cubic
feet II is this room that the various micro
organisms destroyed by the
The room is not hermetically sealed, and while it
is not equipped with many apertures, DR.. Doty has
provided enough that conditions are the same
q a of average house.
A live put in the room recently and was
killed by the ozone IN one hour.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31

abrogation or evasion Of the law forbiddng MUIR
der. We doing well. Let us go forward.
WILLIAM o. sTODDARD.
Madison, n j. March q 1909.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
ADVANTAGES OF OZONE

IT. -. .nre tn take from the air at any time an
,ysrt Which -aay be used for the destruction OF
r.rns capable OF transmitting infectious disease
pr,5 for other purposes IS important Nhile ozone
has many advantages over other gaseous usiI
- -,,cb zs SULPHUR dioxide and for7nalde-
,se Cor instance end whiie in the concentration
.s.a-,, for disinfection it IS irritating and not
---.rIs n. irritating qualities ere promptly re-
,no,-.7 and overcome by the entrance OF LesH Hi
-. - ,,s-.s. in the use OF sulphur diox:de and
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
INVESTMENTS.

S5o.5o0-Reuis s8l20 yearly: Fibert st. COR
NER; beautiful, modern nats. rooms.
hath and separate basement each; every
possible convenience; just finished; MA
BTNE VIEW; sll rooms light and sunny
splendid renting district; bank mortgage
$4,000. lot 46XS5 feet
81 800 Rents 50 760 yearly; fine renting dis
frlct. story apartment house. apart
ments - rooms and bath each; new.
modern M 70 date in every respect; AN
lNUSI' AL OPPORTUNITA nets splen-
did income: mortgage $1,000; fine lot.
SlN,J9Q--Rents $3.50; new. modern apartments, !,
positively the most artistic and substan-
rally built IN city; % rooms and bsChi L
single apartment and bath; enlarged photo
of building and interior can be seen al
Office.
SiS 0oo@Rents 5000 yearly: SUFFER- ST: an
unusual business investment store and ,
fats IS rooms and bath each; store leased
s75 month to December. 1910; No. ! con-
diuon: good buy al price.
So 000-Renfs $50; near Hyde and Vallejo SIS. :;
6 new. modern fate, 4 rooms and bsth
each; exceptionally large and desirable
lot win take lot valued at $4,000 part
payment.
So O0O-Rents 81. .2G0 yearly: near Golden Gate
and Baker sts.: splendid. substantial
fats. 6-87 rooms snd bath. concrete foun-
datiOn. every modern convenience and I'm
ish; lot 26:Gx131: g feet these fats a
BARGAIN at this price; INSPECT THEM
At ONCE.
SeFso-Rents $50 aud S45 per month"; beauti-
ful. modern fats. rooms and bath each,
near Parnsssus sv.; Mission style; ;
months old; every possible convenience
3 .00o-Eerr low rental $50 month; easily
worth 500; lot 50xSo feet; improved with
warehouse OF factery: close TO Pacific
Mail docks and railroad; investigate this
Tor snap.
s6.oOo-Renfs 80: fine fats Of 5-5 rooms
aud bath with finished rooms and bath
each in basement; well built; cell
ings also > stOrerOOms; improvements
only months old; near Lesvenworth and
&.sooGRents s4I. 90: fats Of s-5 rooms and
bsth each; . finished rooms in basement;
all light, large and sunny; fremont az.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
LOTS

50 .0o0--, 5:exfs5 feet TO rear street: 40 feet
frontage rear street; near Dupont and
Pacific SITS.
$4,000 Hyde ST. CORNER. 34x112 feet
So.n00-Hvde ST. corner. 55KS7:6 feet: bargain.
- s.u0D-Hslf block; - lots; Bsyview district
s. 250-presd0 heights district; magnificent
mnrine view lot 25xI27.s feet.
3. 75O-Begutiful marine view lot, Polk ST
ucur FfIlerf .siKlDD feet.
- nNil-lsi slY- Fulton ST.. J0xio0 feet.
S5. -25x112:6 feet: near Fulton and Deyisa-
dero sts.
50 .500--Clayton ST.: 27:6xI12:6 feet.
80 3-50e-Corner 14th and Alpine sts; 23XfS feet.
S3J0o-Splendid business corner; 9th and
st.. Richmond: 32:6xlO0 feet.
81 2J0-Nesr Clement and ID av.. 3Jxl20 feet.
s. 250-Harrfson 81. near 9th; - :0xs5 feet.
s.. s0O-Fine building lot. 25x11l feet StsnyaD
81. near Grattan.
s.. 300-Chance for builder; lot 25x131:6 feet;
Paruassus aF. near Shrader -.
81 so0-22 .6x60: Joufs and Union sts.
81 750-360x60 feet near ShotWell and Ripley
sfs.: sold 20 close estate.
- .65u-arh aF- near J ST. sou cash balance
So per month
81 6j0-25xI20 feet: near 11rh sF. and st.
81 .sJ0-Stanyan ST.; fne lot. 25II12 feet
sSO0-44th sv.. Sunset, corner, 32 :6x1c0, and
lot 25xl0O feet
fs00-3Tth sv. near { ST. 25yi20 feet.
S7O0--l7th aF. near St: 25x90 feet.
$500 each-4 bargain lots, 2jx120 feet eschs
11fh az. near NJ ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
EXCHANGE BARGAINS.

So 500 Excellent business property in busy psrt
n FILLMORE ST.. comprising stores and
~ 1920; large LOT. with frontage Of S.
fees I'M Fillmore St; mortgage Of S3oo 600
~ per cent can remain for years; viii
exchange equity for lot in downtown dis
- ooo-Excellent Investment: - new apartment
fats; rental $500 yesrly; first class
location. Mob bill: marine view; lot 5ex
1916 feet: partially improved; mortgage
$4,000 can remain; viii exchsnge equity
for residence lot IN good location
Steiner: store and ? flats: secured lease
a. 81 500 yearly: large lot: an excellent
Investment viii exchange FOR lot north OF
Market ST. and east Of Van Ness az.
gl5n0o-2 hne fats. $40 rooms in Jackson st.
near Jones: YIELDS sl.440 yearly; mort
gage 5000 can remain; win exchange
equity for lot north or south Of Market ST
el55oo-3 fine fats. Western addition: rented for
$1,000 yearly; win exchange for business
property up 10 $4,000 and pay difference
So 2500-Business property in Insight st. near
Cole: sure 70 increase in value and yield
iug annual rental 81 40: lot alone worth
viii take other real estate in part pay
ment up 70 $500; balance remain on
rfNE BAReGIX and si' win I'i1s not b long Ss'h in
the market; see us at once and make
FVs orer the following lots in exchange for in
$40 ooo@Ioi ON Si2o155 feet. Van Ness sr. ncsr
TiIoooo@Lot.. 7o1ls7 feet: Golden Gate ar. near
So O0N-L0t. 1ONlbD leet- MISSION 81. near 18th,
. fronfaces.
s5oo0o-Iot 2sKls7 feet o'FarreH st. near
Mason.
so sOo~Lot. 50x92 feet; Sacramento St near
nrumm
SI5 00O-Isof 25x7o feet: Lsrkin st. near Ellis
I3OGO-Iyot 2Tx120 feet; Ellis ST. near Isrkin.
IS 000-Iyot 25xs0 feet: Folsom 81. near 2d.
81 0nO-Isot 34xS0 feet; Bryant ST near 9TH
- O8l-Iyot 2Ox70 feet: Minna ST. near ID
s. JGo-Iyot 25xI20 feet; 7th av. near Fulton
J. ". WRIGHT Co.
125 Sutter 81.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
CALIFORNIA ST.
SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO.,
81 MONTGOMERY ST.

B0ARDMAN BROTHERS & CO.,
sos California ST.
BARGAIN INVESTMENTS.
S2I ,5O0-Close TO a most important transfer cor
in W. A.: so foot lot of double front
age; stores and hats, paying $4,000 per
annum; mortgage S12500.
$10, 000-Marine view flats; PresdiO heights dis
trict; elegant in every detail; hardwood
floors; baths; tile wainscoting: leased at
S135 month; 32ls foot lot.
$14, ,00O-Near Clay ST: handsome I room f1ats;
in perfect condition; reasonable rents;
Sl.470 year: 27:6 foot lot.
$13, ,500-Not far from Sutter and Fillmore sts-: /:
3 handsome modern fats: fine renting dis
trtct; S115 a month
13,OO0-Downtown; Howard St: s fats. rooms
each: splendidly built and in excellent
condition; S135 month.
S11, ,SO0-S5,0O0 cash will hay this bargain in
best part Of Panhandle district: ) fats
built since the fire: rents $120; price re-
duced to effect early sale.
$S,OO0-Howard st. near 18th: bright modern
fats: $3.50 per year: bank mtg. SIS, $50.
s., T,5o0-Close to Fillmore and Sacramento SITS. !;
little stores and fats: S94 a month
S., $5,509ShotweIl ST. fats. 4 and rooms; rent
$50 per month; lot 25x122:6.
RESIDENCES,
SIS, 50o--Marine view residence; well built;
handsome home: glorious view: 36 IT. lot
SI,200-Pine ST. near Broderick: sunny home,
rooms; $500 mortgage.
$I,5O0-0n carlne in Mission district very
pretty 2 story house, sunny rooms; 40
foot lot.
s.. .25o-A pretty little home in Alpine ST. ;
good view: rooms and bath
MARINE VIEW CORNER.
SO, ,S75-Beautiful corner; unobstructible view;
choice for home or apartments; 81 foot
front.
BoARDMAN BROS CO.,
50S California ST
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
ARE
YOU
SATISFIED
WITH
LIFE

in little stufy fiat or a Eight house keep
ing'' suite?
Do you long for little home of your own
with nice grass plat in front and few
flowers along the walk? Then look around
you = don't you know that you can
secure for very small amount of ready
cash, and the rest in small monthly pay
ments not exceeding rental rates, a cozy
little cottage within a few minutes ride Of
the center of San Francisco? Watch The
Calls Real Estate columns and you will
readily admit the truth of this statement.
Do you prefer a little piece of ground
of or 10 acres where you can raise few
chickens, keep COW, ETC.? You can get
such a place near this city for terms that will
amaze you Look under the Real Estate
heading and you will find them.
Give the wife and kids chance to live.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
RESIDENCES.

81 0-0-Gearv 81. residence 9 rooms and bath;
rents for $50 per mo-; SPLENDID LOT.
30xI 81 Is feet
s. coo each-New colonial residences: every
possible convenience; EXCEPTIONALLY Y
EASY TERMS: Z large, sunny rooms
each. exceptionally fine car service; close
10 public schools: streets bitumnized; Sth
az. near Lake St; lots 25xl20 feet; st
rendant and KEYS at l47 Sth every
day. including sundays
s. QUO -oner VIII he entertained: modern cot
rage. rooms and bath; near California
and Steiner SIS: lot 25xi03 feet
50. .U00-C ninished. cottage 6 rooms and bath
18th av near California St: oppoT-
tunity to secure home cheap; A SACRI-
FiCE. Tot 25x137:6 feet.
- COO Modern cottage 2 rooms and bath; fine
marine view: near Green and Jones SITS.
s. 300-Nice cottage. near Greenwich and Fill
more SIS. , rooms and bath; large lot,
- 6x I20 feet. with , fronfsges.
s. coq esch2 nice. sunny cottages. , rooms
aud bath each: near Jackson and Larkin
SIS. $500 cash. balance So per month
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
CALIFORNIA ST. HoME

Lovely cottage home 3007 California st. be
Baker and Lyon, consisting of rooms and bat
and good modern improvements: mortgage s., 81
at 5l2 per cent net can remain; good condition
large yard; lot 25x100 feet
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

TUCKER. LYNCH 4 COLDWELLs, INC,
Renting-Real Estate-Insurance
Phone Kearny 610.
ia Russ Arcade. 235 Montgomery st.
S. 0O0-Rents 5000; 2 years lease to one ten
ant: fats and cottage near Ellis and
Scott sts.; lot 25x90; immediate sale Or
dered.
S13 5oO-Rents 81 40; 3 beautiful modern fats
of rooms and bath each, inside of Fill
more ST. and close TO Sutter: all rooms
have full sunny exposure; lot 25xS2:6.
s14 0OO-Rents 81 $50; 3 beautiful Mob Hill ma
rlne view fats, just completed: substantial
construction and beautiful finish; solid
beam ceilings; paneed walls; living
rooms 12.6x2l; excellent tenants bargain.
S23. .OOo-Rents SO, ,490 great big new business
corner 8 story building; stores and 40
rooms: thriving locality; lot 33ex95:
mortgage of 5000 can remain; pays Fl
per cent net; bargain.
s24, ,Ooo-Rents So, 100; dandy little apartment
house of IL apartments, stores and
basement lot 29x100; close in on Larkin
St: mortgage $4,000
SPECIAL.
50, ,650-Pacifc st. mr.. Hyde; 25 feet front;
must be sold at
TUCKER LYNCH & CoLDwELI, INC,
23j Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
pOsT 81. NEAR POLK

Fine large lot. frontages. north side of Post
st. 40 feet west of Larkin; street work all done
and accepted by city; good business property;
mortgage $4,000 at per cent gross
main; lot 61 :6x120 feet 10 Walnut av., which
il also fronts 67:6 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
LANGTON ST. FLATS

- aud A LanRfOn ST. between Howard and
Folsom and eth and Sth; hne fats of 3 rooms
and bath each; total rental SO per month; lot
25xS0 feet
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued
J. ". WRIGHT & CO.,
I25 and 121 Sutter ST.
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION

AT OUR SALEsRooMs TUESDAY. NovEM-
BER 2 1909. u O'CLOCK NOON. AS PER
CATALOGUE OF SALE, UNDER THE PER-
SoNAL DIRECTION OF Mr.. WENDELL EAS-
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

SPAULDING & NEFF.
101 Montgomery ST. near Sutter.
misunderstanding Insurance
ST5O0-Swell residence. Devisadero St nr.
Haigbt; r. and b.. bathrooms. )
toilets: fine French range must be seen to
be appreciated; lot 25x12J.
SNAPS. 800 cash. balance mtg. $500: store.
2 flats above r. and b. each; best bust
ness block on Deyisadero st. near Oak
large lot through to rear alley; rents SIPS
per month, offered for $3.50.
s12 5OO-Turk st. mr. Larkn: fine lot for apart
ments trade for improved property, offer
entertained.
$50 OOoo-Apartment house Sutter ST inside Polk
will trade for downtown improved: will as
sumo mortgage of $4,000.
BARGAINS $50 cash. balance mortgage $4,000
can remain fats. 1864 r. and b.
rents S102.50 per month; near Market and
18th SITS.
LOTS LOTS. LOTS.
ST 500-16th ay. nr. California st: large lot
81 I5o-CaIifornia ST. mr.. 22d. 3Ox95: cheap.
81 65O-Clement st. business lot. 25x100.
SIS, ,000-Nearly whole blocks; 20 lots near
Parksidc.
sPAULDING & NEFF. i07 Montgomery ST.