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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-28

Baldwin & PILE have 100 acres
good level land 20 miles north of
Spokane, one mile from railroad
for $4,000. Inquire 326h Riverside
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$3.50 buys good paying grocery
close in on First avenue.
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THOMPSON-GILLIS INV. co.
So Washington st. Main $3.50.
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SAVE MONEY

by dealing direct with the owner.
am leaving the city and must
sell my elegant strictly modern
eight room residence in Hays Park.
Hot water heat, double toiletek
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UIy tuU5, Udh ~
clothes chute, W.
faces beautiful IF
or good vacant
this. Call E1926Y
Phone Main 6S13E
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$3.50 piano. 5000. See it at 112
South Lincoln street.
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Attorneys.

Samuel T. Crane, Lawyer, 40 Co.
lumbia Bid. Phone Main 9301.
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F. A. CHASE & co.
EAST SIDE SYNDICATE
ADDITION

BUY NOW!
PRICES ARE LOW-NEVER
WILL BE LOWER.
$500.
TERMS VERY EASY-$10.O0
DOWN, $1,000 PER MONTH.
BEST PLACE IN SPOKANE TO
INVEST YOUR MONEY WHERE
YOU CAN BE ABSOLUTELY
SURE 1T WILL INCREASE AND
BRING YOU IN GOOD RETURNS.
WE'LL TAKE YOU
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Will sell IN lots for the price OF
one lot. Telephone Maxwell
964. tt
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F. A. CHASE & co.
607 SPRAGUE AVENUE
PHONE, MAIN 179.

$650-Nice lot, close to car and
school, Northwest Boulevard ad-
dition; $3.50 cash, balance $40 per
month. Phone. Main 1888.
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Sacrifice five room modern house,
S04 Alice; Post street car;
terms; owner, no agents.
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month. Phone, Main 1888.
1920 takes good five room mod
ern home on Montgomery av-
enue; five piece plumbing. See
this one. Easy terms.
$2950 takes good corner inside
mile circle in Browns.
$500 for SQx230 near Boulevard
and old site of children's home on
Mantle hill.
$3.50 gives you a dandy lot on
Seventeenth; all assessments paid.
X-RAY INVESTMENT CO.,
Room Wolverton Main 1924.
Six room house and six lots at Gar
den Springs, good soil; $4,000,
terms. BY owner, l.. A. Martell.
New four room bungalow, two
porches, wood house, fine lot. ~
mile circle, south side. Price $500,
5000 cash. balance $40 per month
and 8 per cent interest. ~w
SULLIVAN INVESTMENT co.
IL Bernard Street
For sale-Equity in two choice
residence lots. Inquire 913 West
Fourth.
Snap-10 acres Moran Prairie, near
station and fine location. Owner
needs money and will sell for
$25O0.
WEBB REALTY CO.,
Howard and First. M. 80
Sacrifice five room modern house,
804 Alice; Post street car;
terms; owner, no agents.
Will sell IN lots for the price OF
one lot. Telephone Maxwell
964. tt
$3.50 piano. 5000. See it at 112
South Lincoln street.
$3.50 buys good paying grocery
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X. Of P. lodge meets every Friday
night III Pacific halls. Work ON
the FIRST, second and third Fridays
e:ch month. Fourth Friday IL So
cial night. Visiting knights ara
welcome.
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For sale-Equity in two choice
residence lots. Inquire 913 West
Fourth.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
EAGER IN TOURNAMENT
Lively Rivalry in Their Passing
Club Contest

OAKLAND, oct. 3O.-The next con-
test OF the Alameda County passing
club tournament Of the knights of
Pythias VIII be held Monday evening.
November l, at Blackman's hall, Fruit
vale. with FTuitVale lodge No sc as
the hosts The tournament is now well
under way and the knights expect the
greatest year in the history of the
game in this county. The club is com
posed of the following lodges: Alameda
No. AZ, Athens No. 141, Berkeley No. so.
Dirigo No. 22s, Fruitvale No. Sc, Lib
erty No. 30. Live Oak No. II, Oakland
no. l03. Piedmont No. I72 and Univer-
sity No. l62.
The rules committee is composed of
DR. II. L. Dietz G. ii. Hagy, Parker
Ingols. II. r. FIieler. ". J. Forbes.
The officials of the tournament are
as follows;
Referee. J. Dennison: judges. c. s.
Wightman and A. A. Leonard uE3Dires.
John Patterson and F. A Mccoy:
The standing OF the teams to date is
as follows:
Alameda. 999: Dirigo. .999: Univer-
sity. 800; FrUitvale, .562; Liberty 65S:
Oakland, 49S: Live Oak. 100; Athens
600; Piedmont 600: Berkeley, 900.
The season covers Is weeks. one
game TO take place each week, and the
team holding the highest percentage at
the close OF the tournament will re-
ceive an emblematic trophy of the or
der Exhibition games will be played
February y. 1910. at Rice hall. Seven
teenth street and San Pablo avenue.
where grand bail viii be given that
evening.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
SOCIETY TO PLAY
AT FABIOLA SHOW
Folk From San Francisco Will
Join With Oakland in Civ
ing Benefit

OAKLAND. oct. 3O.-Society VIII par
,icinate in and attend the Fabiola hos
n,tal musical and vaudeville entertain
ment at Ne Liberty thester next tues
sax evening. The success of the re-
ce,+ vaudeville at Menlo may be
o,usled. the various features Of the
l-abiola evening having already al
trscted considerable attention
The FIRST section of the program W IN
he the musical drama by Amy
rorde- Finden The Pagoda OF low
-, the presentation Of which MISS
Eeoreie Cope is directing The leaalnS :
parts viii be sung by LoWeH heol,Slu'
I~srI Anderson. Miss Cope and Mrs.
Grace Davis Northrup, and the Cuo' us
mi consist of members OF the Eury-
de ard Orpheus clubs. The costumes
viii be OF the land Of Burman- "a
Thirty minutes Of song ana iroAc VII
make up the second section the Nau-
5e,ille acts. willard Barton is in charge
OF this section, which VIII
many Of the Menlo hits.
Prominent among the amateur
vaudeville performers viii be Mrs
Evortl7ington Ames in the charmln <
number. Half Past Two. from the
..Arcsdjans" Mrs. Ames viii be as
sisted bN MISS MeItltA AeS'Nf
44ooner and Willard Barton.
Mss Kathleen de Young is another
amateur of unusual merit. She wll
sppear I'm her favOrite song from
.The Girls Of GottenbUrg, DO You
know Mr. schneider" Miss Enid
Gregg assisted by Frank Hooper and
Willard Barton. viii sing Liza" and
Gee. But You Look Good to- Ne
other numbers on the vaudeville pro-
gram viii be Harvest. Moon, from
..-rhe FolIfes Of 1909; Tit for Tat.
an amusing selection from Dream
city" and Come On Downtown" the
.final number. which includes large
cast.
Pantomime dancing set TO the music
of the Bells Of Corneville" viii close
the program. This fea Uure VIII be in
three scenes, several artistic dances
being given in each The first scene
viii show a village with country lads
and lasses. and an Apple Tree Dance. >,
from which the girls pick apples from
real trees. The skipping rope dance
introduces clever novelties.
In the second scene witcherv and A
mystic ghost dance are the features.
The closing scene shows a garden fete
in progress. The scenic effects and
costumes in this act are OF great
beauty. Myriads Of electric lamps are
ulUQfn dllllN LlG SAI ABDctN OL Allf
summer houses Japanese lanterns and
colOred flags add to the festive atmOs-
phere. Miss Elsie MuIlgan and
Mrs. Thornton White are in charge Of
this section Of the program.
Among those who will take part in
The Bells OF COrnevilIe" are the fol-
lowing Miss Rae Morrow, Miss Sevilla
Hayden. Miss Helen Allen, Miss Lucy
Gennessy. Miss Gertrude Bell. Miss
Vera Cope, Miss Caroline Hall Miss
Plummer, Miss Mason, Miss Gladys
Emmons. Miss Ursula Langan Miss
Elsie Mulligan. Miss Martha Hackett.
Miss Helen Lowden. Miss Lilly Lowell.
Miss Madeline Clay. Miss Susan Har-
rold, Mrs. Thornton White; Messrs.
Walter Hush. Warren Harold. Dean
Allen. Spencer CahiIl Clarence Shuey.
Austen Sperry, David Hartley. Hal Al
len. Warren Cope, Willard Barton.
Dr. Fred Davis and DR.. Fred wilkins.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
COMMERCIAL BODY
Anglers MAYOR NOY
COuncilmen Insist That
Chamber Shall Vacate Of
fees in City Hall

ALAMEDA Oct. sO-Mayora Noy.
President Bullock of the city council
and Councilmen Fisher and Crosby are
angry because of reflections alleged to
have been cast upon the council by
members of the chamber of commerce
AS long as the chamber of commerce
is permitted to remain in the city hall
ii win be disturbing element" said
the mayor
Fisher asserts that statements made
by DR.. d'Evelyn, president of the cham
Der, make the city councilmen appear
like "lot of schoolboys."
Crosby says that the chamber has
given the council "mcalled for slaps"
Bullock declares that he viii have
the chamber ordered out of the city
hall if it does not move of its own ac
cord.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
EVENTS COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
YOUNG MA1RON Is
MUCH fETED GUEST
Mrs. Grover Young Departs fOr
Los Angeles After Visit
With Parents

BERKELEY, Oct. SO.-After brtet
visit with her parents in this city, Mrs.
Grover Young, who was Miss Katherine
Grinith former member of the
younger set of this city. has departed
for Los Angeles. where she will be
guest Of friends and relatives. Mrs.
Young will then return to her home in
Nevada. where her husband is a mining
engineer.
The marriage Of Miss Griffith q year
ago was an event in local society. She
is a graduate of the university with
the class of 1905 and a member of the
Kappa Kappa Gamma society She
was exceedingly popular in the younger
set, and her friends were keeniy diSap-
pointed that she went to make her
home in the Sagebrush state.
While on her visit here she was much
entertained.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
OLD GERMAN PLAY
TO Be PRESENTED
Turnverein Dramatic Society
Rehearses First Drama in
Coming Series

OAKLAND. Oct. sO-Goerlitz' old
German play, "A Night in the Hyacinth
Tunnel" viii be presened Sunday
evening. November I, at Germania hall,
by the dramatic society of Oakland
Turn Verein.
The singing section of the Turn
verein will assist in the production.
This cast will appear:
Bozeimsnn RENTER. -. Richard LEM
mouse Bertha Strey
Frederick Plinck, confectioneuse
Johanna Kaiser
julius, head waiter at the Hyacinth tunnel.
.-.--..-r- John koegIer
Bertram. proprietor of the Hyacnth tunuel
.SteveiN Dascher
The Queen OF. the Night. Gertrude Gober
a Naltef-... Rdul NutSch
The dancer. ...................M Zefsche
The with the masque e.....R Schaefer
The Beautiful Lady. ........ Alma Acbs
Walters. costumers. masques.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
REWARDS FRIEND
WITH HALF ESTATE
Inventor Wills Property Valued
at 100000 to Hotelman
Who Cared for Him

OAKLAND. oct. 3O.-Personal care
on the part of Marshall G. seribner,
proprietor of the Galindo hotel, was
rewarded by J. w. zook, an inventor
and reputed founder of the company
which developed into the great Armour
packing plant at Chicago, by making
Scribner heir to half an estate valued
at about 100000.
Zook died yesterday at the Galindo
hotel, where he had remained for IS
months, and four days before his death
he employed Attorney Dave Mitchell to
draw his will.
Half of the estate goes to Scrib-
ner unconditionally, the other half to
be equally divided among three chill
dren at Johnstown, Pa. They are
Mabel and Harry Zook and Mrs. Will
liam Kreiger.
Paralysis made zook helpless in
valid.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
BERKELEY PIONEER
DIES IN PASADENA
John Henderson Jr. Is Dead at
Age of 20 Years

BERKELEY. Oct 30.-John Hender-
son Jr., a pioneer resident of this city.
died at the home OF his daughter. Mrs.
Harold D. Babcock. in Pasadena, ac-
cording to news received here from
that city.
Henderson, who made his home with
his sister. Mrs. f. T. Peck of 1929
Claiming way. was 20 years of age and
native Of England. Since the fire
he had been employed by the Mason
Dufie company.
He is survived by a daughter and two
sons, DR.. Horace Mcpherson and Ed
ward Henderson.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
MIR Reed believe that if should rgha up
here to Rock Ridge Park and set my inspiration"

Y II anyone can stand on any of ths
eninences Of Rock Ridge and look over
the hills of Claremout and of Piedmont,
immediately to the right and the left,
the high hills forming the background,
and the splendid vision of the bay and
the, Golden Gate m trout anyone can
see'all thax~and not feel there is inspira-
tion there, then there is something
wrong with him, or we. are mistaken.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
FAREWELL PARTY e1vEN-Los Gatos Oct

FAREWELL PARTY GIvEN-Los Gatos, Oct.
39~-A farewell party was given last night in
honor of Mrs. Marcus P. Hall and Mrs. T. C.
Bearyell, who have been stopping at the Hotel
Lyndon for the summer. They have made
many friends who regret their departure. Those
present at The party were Mrs. j. Fisher. Miss
Flora Fisher. Miss Josie Fisher. DIR. and Mrs
Knowles, ID. w. Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs j. l..
Mogenson. Doctor 0'Neil. Joseph Ready. T.
Egan, George W. Wheaton. \. O. King Mrs
]. II. Fisher and Mr.. and Mrs. Hxby.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

z We have been telling you for some
time about the beauty Of Rock Ridge
q We hare made some Large claims
for it.
We have insisted that its air is pure
and sparkling, and that It's view Is un-
surpassed
q We have dwelt on these things be-
cause they all enter into che ideal homs-
site.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
ENGINEER EXPLAINS
WATER FRONT PLANS
Urges Citizens to Garry Out
Bond Issue Improvements
for Oakland

OAKLAND. Oct. sO.-P. F. Brown.
assistant city engineer, who drew the
plans and furnished the estimates for
the Improvement of the water front,
addressed the Mems league of the Pill
grim Congregational church last night
on the pending bond issue.
Oakland has approximately seven
miles of water frontage on the estuary
and the western shore said Brown.
only two miles of this are developed.
The private interests now in control
have agreed to take leases or fran
chises from the city. The municipality
should improve and operate the
wharves for the benefit of Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

q That was what successful citizen Of
Oakland said to our subdivision man.
ager a few days ago, after he had
walked oves the hills of Rock Ridge
and had become slightly acquainted
with its varied beauty.
q We can readily understand what he
meant, for we have come to befieve that
there is charm and witchery about
Rock Ridge that can be felt by anyone
to whom beauty makes any appeal at
all.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

STUDENTS INVITED TO EXHIBIT Berkeley.
Oct 30.-Students OF the university have re-
ceived an invitation 20 attend the exhibition
Of drawings and plans which will be placed on
view in the MOnadnock building tomorrow BY
the san Francisco architectural association
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND Oct. 3v-The following marriage
licenses were issued today.
Alfredo 1. Ferreira, 26 and Ortence Silva
"a both Of Oakland
Joseph Franzen; -, Psso Robles, and Sadie
Hesvey I9 Oakland.
Fred b. ROssi. -. ST. Helena and Agnes
r. Boill0t IS. Oakland
Frank Bromsn, 2s. San Francisco. and Lillian
Nalemburg. 21 Berkeley
Charles ". Walker. 26 and Annie J. Nielsen.
-. both Of Fruitvsle
Edgar f. Winters. 80. Fsllon. New, and Leila
J. AcCaw. So Crescent City
Emile A. Pierre 81 AID Lucretia c. Williams
- both of Oakland
John ". McCloskcy. % and Mabel G. Rowe
&c both Of Crockett.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

LOSES LEG UNDER TRAIN-oakland. Oct. so
An attempt by William Lea. can maker 10
steal short ride in freight train lost him
his right leg this afternoon. He tried to
board q moving freight train. fell under il and
the wheels ground Off his leg. An amputation
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

Y Furthermore, we invite. the closest
comparison of this property to which
we have given our enthusiasm with
either of the tracts mentioned
q There is work to be done in Rock
Ridge Park in the way Of improvements
e The $50, 900 we have already spent is
Just starter, for we pledge you our
word that upwards Of 800, 600 viii be
spent on additional improvements.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

HONOR KIRK's MEMORY Alameda. Oct so
The executive board of the Unitarian club. Of
Which the late Thomas J.sKirk. for two terms
state superintendent of public instruction. was
a member. has adopted resolutions to his
memory and has forwarded copy to the fam
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

SOLE OWNER OF BOTH PAPERs-st Paul.
ecf. 3e--C. II. Grasty. who a year ago pur-
chased interest IN the ST. Paul Dispatch
from George Thompson. announced ediforially
ID the Dispafch today tbe sale Of his interest
and those Of his associates in the Dispatch
aud Pioneer Press 10 Thompson. who thus be-
4 comes the solc owner Of both papers. :
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

CLUB TO BUILD GYMNASIUM Oct
30--The Oakland New Century club has pur
chased a lot adjoining its property in Fifth
street near Peralta which the organization
is TO erect Il gymnasium.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

F We shan I say any more now. for we
believe that if you are successful man
looking for the ideal homesite which is
as sure 70 advance in price thrsefold n
the sun Is to rise tomorrow, you viii
make an appointment with Us 70 show
you Rock Ridge Park as soon a. possi-
ble.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
There practical side dealing with dollars
you to

q Today the average price of we'll
located ffty-foot lot in Piedmont or
Oaremont is close to $4,000.
g They were originally, of course,
placed on the market at much lower fig
ures
F The approval of the people has caused
a just rise In prices.
T Here is a point we want you to re-
member:
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

q Rock Ridge Park lots are today sell
ing for hess than the lets In Piedmont
and Clarement ever did.
II This. too, in the face Of the fact that
Claremont Immediately adjoins Rock
Ridge on the north, the Claremont
Country Club touches the hines Of Rock
Ridge on the south, and Piedmont is
just little ways beyond.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

THere, then, is what you have to con-
slider.
TBy virtue of its location, Rock Ridge
Park presents the most beautiful home
site that could be found IN any land.
IT We have pledged ourselves to I'M
prove Rock Ridge Park along the no
blest lines that could be planned.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

4 In neighboring high-class tracts the
average price Of . ffty-footiot is nearly
$4,000.
q In Rock Ridge Park the average price
Of an HIGHTY-FooT lot is less than
5000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-21

There would have been many SAD
hearts today among the Honorable hep
rasantatives if the heart of the Seere-
tary of the Territory had been less ex'
massive. because there is none OF the
Federal thirty thousand dollars here YET
To grease the wheels of legislation ana
nav the mileage allowances of the mem
bers and had Secretary Mott-Smlth not
dug deep into his own private bank &C
eount. some luaus would have had to De
postponed. The paydays at the Legs
lature have not commenced yet, out
heretofore there has always been wait
ING for the members, as a sort OF an
appetizer. the twenty cents mile mile
ace. in the case of some quite tldy
amount with enough of a surplus over
the steamer and stage fares to celebrate
on. Yesterday morning the mlleages
were figured out and presented to the
Secretary. when the blow fell. The
feures were o. X. but there was noth-
inc doing from Washington. Then the
Secretary proved his title to the leader
ship of free people. Almost before
the waiting members had grasped tbs
idea that Washington had failed them
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-21
CITY IMPROVEMENT WHICH
OUGHT TO BE CARRIED OUT

Public Works, and Sheriff Iaukea, this
depreciation was stopped at once. We
are pleased to say that our attention
was first called to this matter by a
lady, one of our large property holders,
and the increased interest that is being
taken in improvement work generally
is very gratifying.
Through the assistance of the daily
press very successful campaign was
carried on for the cleaning up of the
city during fleet week, and right at
the present time splendid results could
be had if the papers would again run
| local notices urging the residents from
time to time to clean up their property
and the sidewalks.
Early in the year our committee took
mn with Samuel johnson {then Road
! Supervisory. the work of his depart
ment. A very careful investigation was
made and a great deal of valuable in
formation was gathered as to the work
ings of the road board and cost of road
work. and a very satisfactory cendl-
ton of affairs was found at the time
/ A very complete plan of improving
the grounds of the Judiciary building
which had been prepared by commit
tee under the craftsmanship of Mr. L
Horne, was given the endorsement Of
the Civic Federation. and presented bs
this committee to the Superintendent
of Public Works who is now giving tn
matter careful study and promises t.
$ cooperate with us in carrying out SOM
scheme of Improvement of the bulidlni
e and surroundings. We have Away
found Mr.. Campbell ready to work wit
e us on any improvement matter, and hi
5 advice and assistance have already bee
+ of great help to us in our work.
: The plan of block work should 0
n considered very carefully In arrangin
f the schedule for 1909, this plan of al
+ Continued on Page Five.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-21
Notes From the Press Gallery

for the time being, the Secretary had
grabbed his fountain pen and cheek
book and began tearing out the goods.
Mr.. Mott-Smith drew upon the Ma
tional Treasury several weeks ago for
the first instalIment of the thirty thou
sand to be allowed for legislative ex-
nenses and sent his bond along with the
reouisition. He expected the money
here before the Legislature convened,
but will manage to get along without
if until the powers that be send it on
ca LONG as his own checkbook does not
give out.
The Senators intend to be real foxy
Some of them have ideas on what
should constitute a proper official Tor
the head of department and some OF
the ideas fail to square with those OF
the Governor. They have made up
their minds. (some of them1 to hre
oarta;, of the officials but do not want
10 he in too great a hurry about IT.
Tn the first place the Senate wants a
GREAT deal of information concerning
the running of the various departments
ona thew expect to get this information
Continued on Page t1ve.)