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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-05
RENTS AND SALES BOTH
PLEASE SALOMON s. ESTES
Exceptionally Good Week Re-
ported by Well Known Firm

Salomon & Estes report that sales
have been exceptionally good for the
last mont-i, and their renting depart
ment has also done a good business.
They have sold for account of Helen
L. Chamberlain ct al to the Jacob
Heyman company northerly half of
block 413 outside lands, 500 feet on
Thirty-four avenue by 120 feet.
Ursula Yager TO George T. Lafrentz, lot and
improvements north line OF Fell street. 125 feet
east of Scott, 25x100 and three new fats; $1O-
500.
L. Jensen to Mrs. j. ]. Tobin. lot and improve
ments west line of Clayton street SIG south of
Page, 25xio6:3, and two large fats. the upper of
which contains nine rooms and the lower six
s., ,0O0.
Anna A. Hitler to Albert Hasterlick. lot and
improvements east line of Fillmore street "a
feet south of Germania, 62:4xs1:3, with three
Frank and Mary Smith to Adolph and Otto
Hinkelmann, lot and improvements north line
OF Grove street. 1873 east of Laguns. 32:10x120
with two houses on Grove street and fats on
Birch avenue; SI2. 500.
Thomas G. Taylor company to L. R. Fulda
lot in west line Of Thirty- fourth avenue 225
south of G street. 125x120.
Edward F. and Annie E. Franks to. Philip
Yager, lot and improvements south line Of Her
mann street, 40 east OF Steiner, 50:11kx94;
Carl F. sahlfeld to Annie +. Gleason. lot south
line of Fulton street, LOG east of Stanyan, 5Ox
100; s., 600
Teresa Brunnings to ]. F. wyman, lot west
line of Clayton street, so feet south of HAYES.
25x106:3; So, 800.
Mary F. Smith to Henry 0'Neill, lot and i'm
proyements at 55s Seventh avenue 25x12O. and 6
room residence: SO, TOO.
Norah and Nellie Healy to Thomas E. HeaIy.
lot north side Twenty nrst street, 90 west of
Diamond, 25x97:6: 81. .450.
Charles NJ. Zeiner to John II. Kingston, lot at
Natoma and Russ streets, 34xT5; S4,1OO.
Adolph Hinkelmann to Frank Smith lot and
improvements west line of Belcher street 125
north Of Fourteenth, 24:l1x125; $1,000
S. Salomon to H. A. Schumacher LOT at Ma
tcma and Sixth streets 81, 400.
Estate of Dorothea Olden. deceased to Jacob
fy-sixth avenue, 20 feet south of Lake street:
81 $50.
Edward F. May to Alice NJ. Healy. lot and
improvements at 6S Diamond street. with house
of eight rooms; 1900
John Kunst to Katherine Mitchell lot east
line Folsom avenue. 100 south of Folsom street,
25x62:6 g; 81, 400.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-05
DEPUTY SURVEYOR
PROUD OF HIS HOME
Charles 7. Cook Says Redwood
City and Dingee Park Are
Sure to Grow

Charles T. Cook, acting deputy sur
veyor of the port of San Francisco. is
enthusiastic regarding the future of
Redwood City He has resided in the
vicinity for five years, having found it
necessary to seek the milder climate of
this part of the peninsula.
He became so charmed with the loca-
tion and so pleased with the transpor-
tation facilities since the adoption of
the bay shore cutoff that. although in
perfect health and still doing business
in San Francisco, he continues to reside
at Redwood.
Cook is one of the recent purchasers
in the new section of Dingee park,
which has just been put on sale by
Baldwin &, Howell, and in speaking of
the peninsula said:
have been actively urging my friends to
buy and live in Dngee park I consider it the
best property for residence nnrDoses that has
neen offered in subdivisions on the peninsula
Frices are within the reach of purchasers of
hecerate means and the park win unquestion-
tract II the many seekers of suburban lots
could be made TO realize that IN Dingee park
tDere IS onered them an opportunity TO buy home
ios OF generous proportions in the very center
OF the county seat at the price OF extreme
outside land there wouldn't be lots enough TO
supply the demand.
Few people realize that Dinsee mark is right
IN Redwood City. They don't seem to under
stand that it is but one block from the Southern
Pacific station and that there is a grammar
sehoel and high school within couple Of
blocks from the entrance. When I tell my San
francisco friends that Dingee PARK is only i've
blocks from the very business center of Red
wood City they amazed.
Cook is under the impression that
within a few years land values at Red
wood City win more than double. He
stated that the town was growing so
fast that he questioned whether with
the. great influx of San Francisco home
seekers, Dingee park could ultimately
take care of all the home building that
will be necessary.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-05

Mccullough, 202s Market street. is
designing a theater building for Market
and Church streets.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-05

is being done in this section when r. A.
Tuttle announces that T. Nelson has
just purchased 100 lots in the Richmond
district and intends to build 100 houses
on them at a total cost of 100000. He
has already under construction SO
houses, which are to be sold on easy
terms of from $4,000 to $4,000. Tuttle
says that Nelson has sold more than
1000 houses in the city since the fire.
Another part of the city which has
leaped into favor as a residential dis
trict is Bakers beach. 1t is a pic
turesque locality, and there has been a
great deal of building done there of
the more expensive class of houses
Parkside, too, has leaped into favor
and there has been a great growth in
that section. Sunset has cut out pace
for itself and Sunnyside will in d
short time rank among the first in
the favor of the home buying San
Franciscans.
In the Mission the building of houses
has kept pace with any other part of
the city, and this section, always popu-
far, has no need to complain of neglect
from the home buyer.
Nearer town the landlord has natur-
ally sought TO improve his property
with the class of buildings that pro-
duces big income for moderate ex-
penditure and fat and apartment house
building has been done.
1t matters little in what part of the
city a man goes. he sees on every
side evidences of Improvement, and
real estate men are confident that the
building of the better class of resi-
dences, also fats and apartment houses,
viii be continued for some time.
There is a constant inquiry for the
better class Of property, which is an
indication that people will build. High
class property is not looked after as
an investment, and the man who buys
in the new residential district does 80
for the purpose of building a home.
No other city can give so unrivaled
a view of mountain and water as San
Francisco, and the parts of the city
which overlook the bay are being rap
idly built up with residences which
would attract attention anywhere.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-05
SALES REPORTED DURING
WEEK BY SOL GETZ & SONS
Many Transactions of Import-
aBce for Clients

Sol Getz & Sons report the following
sales:
Lot 25xl20, cast line Eighteenth avenue 139: a
feet north street, TO John A. Kingston
Lot 25x120 east line Twelfth avenue 125 feet
north street, TO William II, Hustled.
Lot 25x100. north line street, 1876 feet west
Forty second avenue, to Sarah j. Drummond.
Lot 25xl00 north line street, S2:6 feet west
Of Thirty second avenue. to Walter H. Creber.
feet north ! street. to George C. and Nora
Foster.
Lot 25x120 east line Twelfth avenue 325 feet
south Of 8 street. to Max Friedman.
Lot 30x125. south line Thrift street, $50 feet
west Of Capitol avenue, to Beuah Masterson.
Lot 25x120, east line Twenty fourth avenue,
1I5 feet south street, to Leroy X. Older
Lot 37:6xl00. south line street 32:6 feet
east Of Eleventh avenue. to John Schilling.
Lot 25xl20, west line Twenty second avenue,
100 feet north street. TO II. g. Walters.
Lot 81 :6x100 northeast corner J street and
Twentyfourth avenue, to Christian and Annie
A. Herrschaft.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-05
FIGURES SHOW REALTY
ACTIVE IN BURNED AREA
Sales for More Than Three Mill
lions Recorded in May

According to the San Francisco real
estate circular published by Thomas
Magee & Sons during the month of
May 735 sales of real estate were re-
corded for a total of SO 32O1 ,o95. This
is the largest total for any month since
July, 1908, with this difference, that
in July, 1908, the sales recorded were
$50 in number and included three large
sales for $425,O0O, s75o,0OO and $780, 600,
respectively while during the present
month the largest sales recorded were
for $4,000, sl65,000 and 100000, re-
spectively.
The figures for the last month in
dicate that the greatest activity took
place in the fifty vara section. which
is nearly all in the burned district. In
this section there were AZ sales record
for any section during the month. The
sales in the Western addition were IS
in number, and amounted to S6S7,1 ,185.
The sales in the one hundred vara Sec
tion were larger than for many months
past, and were 81 in number and
amounted to- $59e.550. The sales in the
Mission and outside lands districts
amounted respectively to s459,95O and
$467, 9S5. The most notable sale of the
month was that of the Boyd estate
property in the north side of Market
feet front by a depth of "a feet inches
in the east line and depth of 126 feet
inches in the west line, back to Cali
fornia street, in which it also fronts
"A feet inches.
During the month of May building
contracts were entered into for total
Of $3.029,6 ,609. divided as follows:
Frame, $1.43O,735; brick, s1,469.453;
alterations. $129,42I; total, $3,O29. .609.
The total building contracts entered
into since the fire amount to S13453O-
221. AS nearly all buildings erected
have cost over 10 per cent more than
the original contract price, it is esti-
mated that the total value of build
-ings. erected since the fire amounts to
permits for total of sI37,164,I32 have
been issued since the fire.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-05
BALDWIN PIANO COMPANY
LEASES 4 STORY BUILDING
Structure Will Be Erected on
Lot of Sophia Dali

Through the agency of Bonifeld,
Jeffress & Ryan, Sophia Dali has leased
TO the Baldwin piano company, repre-
sented by Hunt Osteyee & Co., the
four story and basement building to be
erected on her lot, 25x82, in the north
line of Sutter street, 80 feet west of
Grant avenue.
The building is TO be steel frame and
concrete structure. with curtain walls
allowing a clear width of "a feet in the
store and lofts. The front will be prac-
tically glass, as the windows are ex-
ceptionally large.
The Baldwin piano company intends
to retain the entire building for its
use. The lease runs for FIVE years
beginning on the day of the compile
tion of the building, at a total rent of
about $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-05
HEAVY ROADS DELAY AUTOS

TOLEDO, O., June because of bad
roads the heavier cars in the coast to
coast automobile races were delayed
in reaching Toledo. Taking a differ
ent route the Ford cars checked in at
the Secor at 7:20 o'clock, 40 minutes
ahead of schedule time. They will
leave for South Bend at s o'clock to-
morrow morning. and the other cars
will start IL hours after the time of
their respective arrivals.
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$4,000 LEASE ON
GAlLATIN BUILDING
Work on New Structure in SUIT
ter Street Near Grant Ave-
nue. Is Begun

Work has just been commenced on
the Gallatin building. in the south
line of Sutter street, so feet west of
Grant avenue.
height and in size 20 by rs feet to the
rear street.
The entire building has been leased
by Wolf & Holman to John New
begin & Co, book sellers. for 10 years
at a total rental of nearly $50, 600.
Clinton Day is the architect
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-05
CHESS PLAYERs DIVIDE pIrRsE

NEW YORK. June 4.-Cable advices
from Paris tonight announced that the
series of four games at Paris between
DIR. Emanuel Lasker. worlds chess
champion, and D. Janowski, leading
French expert, resulted in each win
ming two games and in the division of
the purse of $500 francs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-05

BowLERs MAKE GOOD scoREs-New York
June 4.-Despite bad weather conditions, the
Madison square garden contestants succeeded to-
day in maintaining better average than on
any previous day Of the national tournament
More than half the competing bowleFs were out
of town experts.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-05
TO DIVIDE LAKE COUNTY
PROPERTY FOR CAMP SITES
Realty Company Decides on Un-
usual Move

The Lake County realty company re-
ports through its manager, H. L. Ed
ridge. that 1t has decided to place upon
the market 16 acres of the Callayomi
park property near Middleton, Lake
county, which is to be subdivided into
camping and summer bungalow lots.
Payments for these can be made nv
monthly installments. The firm also
reports a brisk demand for their 10 and
20 acre tracts. This property will in
crease in value greatly, as two electric
lines are proposed to run through the
tract.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-05

Mention has been made in these col
umns frequently Of the expansion Of
the city toward the Richmond district
A few years ago Richmond had only a
few scattered houses, but now a well
built town, with splendid stores, side
walks and all the modern conveniences
has sprung into existence. The prop
erty is owned by the best class OF our
people. who have had the courage of
their opinions and have gone out to
what was once an outlying district and
made It one Of the most compactly built
sections Of San Francisco. Once Rich
mond was really country: now it is
like city, and we can Judge olRwhat
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-05
WOMAN TRAP srooTrR WINS

~ RAA<AN -laG cf1tOILfA W42to--t- n1cagC.
June Mrs. Ad Topperwein, woman trap
expert, was member of the squad which shot
tion. e~s nen erzs3 - s..s.sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-07
SUNDAY IS BIG
DAY At FAIR

Sunday was another banner day at
the exposition, and brought the total
attendance above the 100000 mark
The opening of all the buildinRn ok
eent those controlled by the govern
ment and a few state and county
structures, proved popular with the
fublio. although many u the visit
tors yesterday did not entor a single
building but made thalr visit a pic
mic under the trooa.
Tho dlfge-llko silence which WA
expected 20 prevail along the Pay
Streak aid not frishten anyone away,
and while tho spielors restrained
lhalf efforts 10 low voiced appeal
and pantomlmie argument they
drew the thfonEs lust the same.
II was too windy for the Htroelel
aifship, but tho nlckgtt family put
on IT, popular outdoor act, and the
band concerts drew their thousands
u lt-,sncra Tho forestry building
as usual proved itself the most pop
ulaf IN the grounds. being crowded
all day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-07
FIRE MAKES WEEK
OLD BABY HOMELESS

Tho home Of Thomas Lakewood, a
fireman at the Moran shipyafds. at
900 9th ay. n, W, was totally dc
stroyed BY firo about 30 last even.
lng, Lakewood his wife and chill
dron. one u them a baby Of week,
we're furced tu flee for their iiyea
Tho house aud furniture we're q
total loaa, there having bo~n no In
aurance The furniture was valued
81 $3.50 and the house At it.OO0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-07
THE STUDY OF DENTISTRY IS
PROHIBITED BY LAW IN
WASHINGTON
Ny Article in Nest Saturdays Star
VIII Deal Win IN. Dental
Besrd's Examination Held
In rseoma May n.

Before tho Washington stats dem
tai combine secured IL monopoly on
grating tho right to practios dsn.
tistrf In this state. a young man
could study under preceptor and
taks the dental examination which
was then prescribed BY law and set
his iie.ns. 10 practice In this state,
To-day have seven specialist as
sistants associated with ma. yet
should one u my sons study IN my
office and become ever 90 proficient
under these specialists. he would not
bs psrpiltt>f 10 take tho examination
framed gp and sifsn by the stats
dental board. whose material inter.
est II 10 to keep dentists out u this
stats. and should one u my sons
study and practice without the
bcart's parfnission. he IL criminal
under what 10 called law IN the state
o. Washington Ny boys must leave
this state and study In some college
which. perehance. mar have one or
two real teaehsrs. and whsfs a al.
plotnA 10 Issued, while here At home
! am prepared 10 Eiss them tho su-
prsms advantage II en- education In
dentistry under seven practical. sci-
entifia dsntists but We do not Issue
diplomss and IN this stats while a
dentist may have the skin and
knoW ledge. and no diploma. he can
not tate the washinr'en dental
board personal examination and get
state license 10 prAotics dentistry.
Yet ~ he has a diploma from a col.
loss IN some othsr state. but no
knorieis. % skin Ia dentistry what
ever. he may take tho examination
and set a state license IN Washing
ton, should the board % decide.
There 10 no dsntai college In this
state from which 20 ket a diploma
permitting one 10 live hors. yet the
state Demands q diploma from dan
tista which II affords no means Of
them getting. and after you have a
diploma you must now be examined.
not according 10 Law. but to satisfy
tho personal will Of the individuals
comprising the dental board.
This Ia how the dental combine
Ia trying 10 substitute what they chil
sduoaiion and ethics for brains. but
numskulls and thoss who require
special privileges IN order that thsy
nay attain mushroom prominence in
the world have beeh trying 10 do
this for the PAST 1900 yssr. and
have never yet succeeded. and the
universal condemnation q what IL
called Law and the method q It's
enforcement IN this state eonvinces
me that am right. and AIN bound
to win this dental fight on principis.
Nv fuafhnafa wIfl he tina "A m. a. in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-07
CITY PAYS BONUS and
COLLECTS NO PENALTIES

The warrants for the TIDE a
Jones contract for the construction
~ The Gfecu Lake reservoir witch
includes the payment Of The ~ $50
bonus Tor the completion af the
contract ahead " time. wero
authorized and ordered paid by the
auditing committee Of tho city this
morning The action was takun
upon the ASSURANCE Of tho city on.
sincers office that, despite the lr.
rugulariilcs and discrepancies In
tho wprdlng aud flling of the con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-07
BELIEVES IN SALIH BUT
WON'T TRUST ALLAH FAR

When La Belle PiA dances IN the
Turkish theatre on the streeu of
Cairo on tho Par Streak tho mon
out In front see at ona tine the
DANCES OF five Asiaiic and European
nations. for the Pia dances not Of
any one country or people. How
ever. that's not ths stnrY 10 be told
This u tho story Of hos La Belle
Pia prefers the trust one NJ Saith
has In bis own ability to gather In
the dinero and thus be able to pay
salaries regularly.
started In Shanghai.
IA Belle Pia's first experience
was ia tho famous old theatre on
the Bubbllng Wells road out Of
Shanghai. 10 Shanghai sh. ioined
Rnsaian troupe with Hindoo
manager and thsy made a weary
way Of II from chins into Russia.
going b. way Of yladivostos. and
Il Is the word OF Mademoiselie PA
that she will never forget her tour
70 81 feteftbufH.
Manager q pvns.
The Hindoo manager was alto
gether lacking In management or In
theatrical CAPACITY. When the com
pany stranded. "a II frequently did.
instead Of rustiing for meal Tickets
he sat on a trunk and declared tina,
II was the will OF Allah. Ia Belle
PA did not think much Of tho Allah
party. and a. result forsoot the
company before Manchurih bad
been half crossed and made hof
say BY camel and mule back TO
the then nearest outpost Of the
Trans Siberian railway.
Went Fiat Broke.
She arrived psnnilesa at the little
station In tho heart Of the Caueas
iann. where an out-oitha-way Greek
consul took pity on her and for.
vardsd her To St Petersburg. Two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-07
CITY MAY ACQUIRE
OLD M0N0D HOSPITAL

20 ~ TO accommodate tuhercular
patients and those afflicted With
CONTAGIOUS diseases, the city mar
runt tho old Manod hospital 10
North Seattle and make such TO.
pairs as are necessary TO put Il
In first class shape
Couneilmen sparkman and War
dali are investigating tho propoai.
ton, A price Of $500 per month
has been placed on the building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-07
LEAPS In TO
NIAGARA

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. June 2 80
pcspoadent over domestic troubles.
Mra, Aaron Cohen jumped into tho
fivor here yesterday. ii0 feet from
the cataract Cohen saw the fatal
leap and jumped In after her. Ito
caught his wife aud for ono hour
struggled to reach the zhoro. lie
finally caught hold OF a rock
and hung on until rescued from
the shore Itis wife died In his
arms. and when he grabbed the llio.
line, weak from exposure. har body
Slipped away and was not rccoy.
ercd until later BY seArchera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-07
'......*~++*t***

s....,r residents Of the Windy
y 800 with the delegation from
" Z. felrap Association Of Com
q eake Chicago day At the
.,,,en today a thorough sue
y. 4 remarkably good Monday
as IN attendan2o The Chl'
,,sliev we're guests al a
- At the New York state
~ grounds the visitors were
..,-,ls meeting old Chieagoans
= nov natives Of Seattle, and
x u.is this their day at the
r,.ltssi chIibsrs save a private
1890 today 10 the three vice
....,,,s,s n The exposition, John
rs,rsv. A q Kern and u. G
e. ne iuhilant spirit which
Z. ,.,ssaed the exposition offices
~ .ueecssfil opening Of the
4 "a. manifest at the luncheon,
a, ~ neal the officials paid q
! ofrlelal calls to foreign com
,,seeers On the fair grounds.
rs evening the concert OF tho
tiuhsrt club. postponed rom
sssIux uishi, viii be held In the
Sarorium. With fAnpolssi. the
$50 baritone, As leading soioist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-07
PROSPERITY IS SHOWN BY
BANK STATEMENTS

OF those that went into liquidation
sevunty.0ne were In Oklahoma and
withdrew from the national system
TO reorsanize under the state guar.
anty law.
Notwithstanding the unusual
Number Of banks Withdrawing from
tho national system. the aggregate
capital, surplus and profits Of tho
banks reported on April "a. 1909.
amounted to ti.1ss .oSI.oio. OF an Ia.
crease Of t5s.Sse.t2S In tho rear.
Loans and discounts Increased
iiss.Tss-ss1. deposits tsia. los. $50.
and total resources t1fs,2si,isa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-07
FREE FOR ALL RIOT


OAKLAND. Cal. June T. -Four
Portuguese are confined In tho clty
prison following a free for pll riot
10 iho buslneau section of the city
lalf last night The mon had at
tended a celebration OF the Feast
OF hapirlto hanio aud on their way
y their hom0n engaged Ia 10.
ligioaa discussion that ondod In n
pitched battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-07
THR0NGS PAY VISIT TO
MEN OF WAR

Yesterday wns visiting day on
board tho Japanese cruiser sayo. and
,hrones crowded her deck from early
morning untll late NJ night The
AsoY tho flagship II the cruisers, was
Ia tho hands Of tho painters. and 20
was closed 10 visltora
Visiting tho wnfshipa was very
popular Yesterday, and many Of the
launches were allowed 10 land their
pHaaangora on board tho different
hattieahips The 10 launches be-
longing 10 the Liiilea company ~
cured the privilege Of landing their
passengers, and were kept buay all
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-07
GODDARD WOULD Sell
CITY TOURING CARS

Tonight Councilman A. J, Goddard
will INTRODUCES an ordinance author
iEing the sale Of tho automobile now
In use b. the street department Of
the eiiY, and appropfiatins 1900
for the purchase u a new auto run
about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-07

tract everything had been done
strictly according 10 law aud In
good faith by The contractors None
u tho penalties for failure OF this
company 10 complete another con
tract on time will be collected Tor
the reason that the board VI public
worku had generously granted an
extension Of timo ON thia second
contract
The committee, however. took
procautlon 10 prevent another mix
up like tho ono Just encountered