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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
BODY OF INFANT Is
STOLEN FROM GRAVE

I GREAT FALLS, Mont, Nov. -
i --Ghouls last night stole tho body
= OF the infant son of liartield Con,
!. rad From lis grave in Highland
!. cemetery. near This city. and Gre
: holding IT, presumably for ransom,
!. The coffin from which the body
J. was taken was placed in a con
i spIcuous place at the gate Of the
!. cemetery, 20 that it would bc
J. quickly noticed aud the theft of
\ the body discovered, HWfcld
j, Conrad is the eldest son of vii
: liam G. Conrad. a wealthy banker
! Of this city, who has interests in
i various parts of Montana and who
!. has been prominent in politics in
+ the past.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
Greeting From Berlin,

BERLIN. Nov. 25.-Three hundred
Americans sat down 20 a Thanksgiving
dinner tonight I'm Exposition park. where
the American exposition will be held next
year. Consul General II. Thackara pre-
sided and Prof, Benjamin 1dc Wheeler.
president Of the University OF California.
made the principal address, Tho gath
rring sent an address of greeting To
President Taft
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
re REv0LUT|0N|STS IN
NICARAGUA STRONG
lnsurgent Forces Appear to Be
Gaining Ground, According
TO Latest Reports.
COMMANDER OF DES MONIES
MAKES OFFICIAL REPORT
American Interests DO Not Ap.
pear to Be in Danger at
Present Time.

WASHINGTON, Nov 25.-The rcvo-
luton in Nicaragua is spreading, in the
opinion of Captain Shipley, commander
of the United States cruiser Dcs
Moines. which is off the cast coast of
Nicaragua. The revolutionary forces
are reported 10 be maintaining an cf-
fecllVe blockade and are patrollin@ of
Greytown with two gunboats. Assur.
ancc was given that American and
foreign interests are being protected,
These are The important facts con
tanned III a cablegrsm received at the
navy department today from the com
mander of the Dcs Moincs at Port
lhmon. On November 23 the rcvolu.
tIorary Gunboats fired on Greytown,
but wlthout effect The revolutionary
forces now have possession of the back
country OF Nicaragua, including Rama
where fighting is likely to occur. IN
officer from the Dcs Moincs landed at
GrcytoTn, but found only one Amcrl-
can citizen.
Communication Interrupted.
The state department was advised by
the Western Union FclcGra PIN company
that. in the present interruption 20
lines 10 Nicaragua aud Costa Rica, il is
possible 10 handle some OF The mes
sages by wireless via Colon, but that
the service is not continuous There
was no communication between Tues
dav and Thursday This accounts for
the difficulty the department is cx-
nericncing in its efforts to reach its
diplomatic and consular officers at Cen.
tral American ports. Renewed efforts
arc being made TO reach these officers.
The state department today received
by wireless. by way Of Colon, a mes
ssee of which the following is tRns-
lallon:
According 10 article Gi2 Of military
ordnance Ielaya had no right to shoot
the outppsts
The message was signed Suh-Sccrc-
tsrv of State 'ioreira. II is assumed
that he is an insurrcctionist. 1T was
stated that the department. would not
reply lp Moroira.
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or hospital. where the mother and child
wero taken said that the mother was
suffering from conclusion of tbe brain
and bruises, and that The baby had a
broken arm and conclusion Of the brain.
Both have slight chances for recovery,
II was nj the same crossing where the
automobile accident occurred tonight
that five persons were killed IN Il SINH.
lar accident year ago today
None of those injured in The second
accident are likely 10 die
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
Referred to Canada,

LONDON, Nov. 95.--Thc invitation from,
the United States for Great Britain 10
participate in an international conference
with view OF regulating the killing OF
seals IN the waters of North America has
been rcierred through the colonial office
to Canada. as IL Is considered that the
dominion is moro Interested IN this ques-
tion than Is the mother country,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
Friendliness Exists.
Business Men Sore.

SANTIAGO. Nov. 25.-rhe attitude OF
the United States government in the
matter of the Alsop claim, held by the
Cnitcd States against Chile. Is produc-
ing an effect upon the business OF the
country Chilean buyers arc cancclling
orders for American products pending a
decision I'm the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
''LL GIVE AMERICANS
CHANCE TO PARTICIPATE

;i,iedp ~ IN, Nov, 35.-The foreign office
"a info ..uu'recuy today that Germany
kl,sd s,.ned the state department of the
t7ns h., h'ates !hat she had agreed TO the
srn srrInl groups OF inanciers wcrc each
y ch,nuer "A portion of their shares In
tlablc, ,bEe railway loan In order TO
1,lhhr inc nc Americans 10 participate
e dirsec.,is,s IFS oeen heard by tho foreign Of
VIZ point. howeyaT. '''''' ''''''N'''
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DENIES STORIES Of
CRUELTY TO SLAVES
Col. J. A. WyIIie Talks of Pres
ent Conditions in Portuguese
East Africa.
LAB0RERS FOR PLANTERS
RECEIVE GOOD TREATMENT
Finds That Condition of the
Blacks Is Improving Under
Control of Whites.

NEW YORK Nov. 5.-Widespread
allegations of dcplorable conditions in
Portuguese East Africa. particularly IN
the islands Of San Thomc and Principe.
credited by recent English and Ameri.
can writers to the existence of a cruel
slave trado IN African negroes among
the planters, were denounced as UNI
warranted fabricatious today by Colonel
j. a. Wyllie, fellow of the Royal
Geographical society of England, who
arrived on the steamer Teutonic after
n two months investigation of condi.
tions in Portuguese East Africa.
Friendliness Exists.
Colonel Wyllic spent last August on
the islands Of San Thomc and Principe
aud said he found a spirit of friendli-
ness and perfect freedom existing be
tween the white men and the black.
'Thc African s condition is won
derfully improved rs a laborer by the
Portuguese in contrast with his home
environment in Central Africa. said
Colonel Wyllie. They come down to
the coast many OF them cannibals. and
all borbarians. and are glad TO hire out
To the planters TO escape tortUres of
their tribal barbaritics. On the planta.
tious they arc well housed well fed,
and the medical treatment afforded
hrm is excellent -
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Noted Railroad Man Dies.

BALTIMORE. Md, Nov, 25,-Major IL.
u Buckley. comptroller OF the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad company and one OF
the most widely known railroad men in
the country. died at his home here today
OF II cancerous affection.
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Domestic

TAFT thankful FOR Qulcl ThanksgiN-
Valleys of Green and Grand riv-
crs lnvit" reclamation ...-......
Flashes from the wire .......s.,..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
PLENT{ OF TURKEY FOR
CONVICTED OFFICER

WASHINGToN. Noy. 25.-That Cap
IN Joseph +. Shipp. former sheriff Of
chattanooga. and his companions who a re
,c'lns Jail sentences inflicted by the
hpIeme court of tho United States. for
Plnmpl of tbst high tribunal have n
'.slon OF friends I'm their Tennessee home
seS attended today.
.nrs. friends say To- il .hst the former
fsliil and his fellow TenDcssceans were
.plne1 with a turkey dinner OF lavish
'E''Vrhons. Warden Mckee was asked
Sirc II such a dinner could bc pro-
,n% lie said yes, and instructions ac-
ts'ulnely were Gent 10 4 THnncsccan here
n Is That a bountiful dinner was ap
.,hA lANDOGA. Tenn. NoY. 25--Sal-
,ngn ,nSn Army workers found tho vifa and
'leh oil Henry Fadgctt ia destitute
s.pLa'ns'snccs. PadGett is one OF ihe CO.
<.,,oants Tfth Captain Shipp now con-
NJ VI the District OF Columbia Jail
- ". sdgett and her children were do
s,r 'isnt Tor limited Thanksgiving din
IN vi INC bounty of a nearby grocer
~ Wr Salvation Army has started a
|te 90 Keep the family in food until
'soand completes his sentence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
EX-Congrcssman Dies.

YPSGLANTT, Mich Nov. - Captain
Edward Il. Allen. Democratic congress.
man from the Second Michigan district.
from 1856 10 1890, died suddenly today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
TAFT IS PLEASED
WITH QUIET MEAL
Thankful to Eat Dinner at
Which He Is Not Required
to Make Speech.
TURKEY WITH FAMILY
BETTER THAN BANQUET
Enjoys Long Walk With AttOr-
ney-General After His
Hearty Repast.

WASHl NGTON, Nov. 2j-Satiatcd
with the ,possum dinners and Ella borate
banquets be was forced TO face in his
recent trip from coast to coast, Prcsi-
dent Taft sat down This afternoon to
Il family Thanksgiving dinner.
The piece de resistance was a nam.
moth turkey that had been raised on
d Rhode Island farm and looked almost
mountainous in its proportions Mr..
Taft smiled geniallv when the dessert
was served.
Thank goodness he sighed, hap,
pily' 50 We had dinner al which [
haven t been compelled TO make
speeches and where no reception com.
mttcc turks in the background, we
enjoyed food-real food-and / haven t
had 10 work TO get it. y
Chef Likewise Pleased.
When news of the President 5 salts
faction percoIated below stairs there
was another thanksgiving ceremony. To
night the White House chef ls the
proudest citizen Of the District of Col
umbia, while his assistant sheds re-
flcctcd pride.
The President had no guests. Only
the Taft family was present, including
Mrs Laughlin. sister of Mrs. Taft Miss
Helen and Charlie Taft had come from
their schools.
When the dinner was over and the
family had spent some time in the
drawing room Mr.. Taft decided that he
needed exercise. Accordingly White
House attachc called Attorney General
WIckersham oro the telephone and he
arrived in a half hour.
Lets take a walk, Wickersham. "
said the President 81 We got 10 do
something to settle my dinner. | hope
YOU enjoyed your turkey as much as
did mine
Two Hours Walk
The President and attorney general
then struck of on n walk that lasted
more than two hours, They left the
White House grounds by the rear gate
and their course took them over the
wind swept stretch of Potomac bottoms
When they returned Mr., Taft looked as
fresh as when he started, but Mr..
Wicbersharu. who is not quite so voumi-
Eous physically. appeared TO be some
what weary. The two separated at the
White House gate.
Goodbye, Wickersham said the
President, waving his hand. 1--we en-
loved the stroll immensely,
% Good NIGHT Mr. President, re.
turned the attorney general. You
certainly put me through a strenuous
two hours, but We rclished every MN.
ute of it. y
Secretary Knox was compelled TO be
at his office for some tImc because Of
The pressing nature of the Nicaragua
affair. All other cabinet members, with
the exception of Postmaster General
Hitchcock, dincd with their families,
The postmaster general is n bachelor.
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Foreign.

Lord Baliour speaks plainly to the
house OF lords. Observation-Disclosures.
Rcvoiutionists in Nicaragua gain
ground sss,............,.,.
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Local.


: Manufacturers day al food show
: great success go. 49,. ...s..,.
: Central churches in union services. .
!" Thanksgiving day among Episco-
: pal churches .,., ...... .r.a,.,. 4
: East side churches in Thank9Eiv
: ing worship 800. o., .,....r.. II
: Organ recital at tabernacle ...l6
: Tribune aud Telegram "newsies"
: enjoy treat .... e. ....a.......lo
: Prisoners not forgotten ThanlSsgiY-
: ms day 80. ....- ......-,.,...r. 10
: Hearts of poor Claddcrcd .... .,r, l6
: Thanksgiving day universally OBJ
: served in Zion ..,. ,... .,.-.-s-1 -16
: Thanksgiving services in Catholic
: cathedra! ....r-s ,.,.,...,.ss,ss Is
!. Sporting News.
: Varsity beats A2gios. ~ TO o.. IL
!. Pcnusy beats Cornell II Ia .,.l2
!. Colorado beats Golden, 16 10 O...,.l2
: Billiard tourney ..,. 49,, ,.,..,,.l2
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Are You Reading

"The Great Salt Lake Mys-
tery?" If you are not you are
missing treat. Turn to it to-
day.
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Index to Tod0y'S Tribune
Departments,

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
ARE YOU FOLLOWING GREAT MYSTERY"
IA MAN WHO rs
| |npEAT ENOUGH

:. no himself, evolves enemies who
.,,r upon MS coat-tails and cterpally
-, .vhoar' Theirs is a death clutch.
Ia not until he is dead and they are
sood does the yelping OF the pack
oso--so SAYS Ebert Hubbard.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-06-17

The Cigar in the Green Box
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-06-17
BENCH

c. E. Harris of Boise is freight
ing his household goods to his
ranch on the bench. 1t will be
but just a few days until tbs family
arrives.
Willard DERRICK and wife Of New
Plymouth spent Sunday of last
week at the home of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Tyler.
The ladies Of the Christian En-
deavor entertained the gentlemen
OF the same at the home of c. NJ.
Holland Saturday evening. The
evening was spent in playing var
ious games.
w. M. Waymsn was a bench call
er Thursday and Friday.
c. b. HURT Of Boise was a caller
at Wsyman ranch No. l Thurs
day.
w. II. Ringer of New Plymouth
was looking after his we'll interests
OH the bench Saturday.
Jim Howard was a visitor at
New Plymouth Sunday.
Mr.. Pollard Of Em1ett preach
ed at the Wayman schoolhouse
Sunday afternoon in the absence
of Rev. Blom.
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SOUTH SLOPE.

The IL. II. Club was entertained
by MIS-. Mary How'd Friday after
noon with refreshments. Mrs.
Farrell and Miss Rena Garfield
we're enrolled as members. During
the business session the club decid-
ed to arrange for a Fourth of July
celebration on Monday. July 5.
at the residence of Mrs. Julia
Shinn. A committee was named
aud the program will be announced
later. However. the public is in
yited to bring their baskets we'll
filled and join in a picnic dinner.
Next meeting of the club will be
at the home Of Mrs. Ollie Gilmore
June 25.
J. w. Tyler and w. f. Mayhem
are busy building nice residences
on their places. and A, l.. Gilmore
is bulldog a fine barn.
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EdahO.,

Dofn MI. ana MIS-. be1l
Wright, on Sunday, a daughter.
"a. Hoisted CT Palisade, Colo,
and an owner of Emmett bench
land, is in the city.
H. G. Baker last week received
his alligator from Eugene Finn of
Florida, aud he already is very
much at home.
The small boys nine was de-
feated at Nampa Sunday ny a score
OF 13 to II Thekwinning score
was made in the last inning.
w. w. Wilton last week bought
the Sabbin % foot front lot on
Washington street, next to the
Whelchel building.
Charles S. Reed has joined the
local Buzz Wagon club, having
bought his brother Wills six-pas-
senger Studebaker.
The abstract of Cobbans addition
is in my office, showing perfect
title. Anyone can see it who de-
sires. c. d. Tillinghast.
We do not know of any other pill
that is as good as DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, the famous little liver
pills-small. gentle, pleasant and,
sure pills with a reputation. Sold
by Palace Drug Store.
H. P. Hansen of Shelley, Idaho,
who several months ago bought the
Bert Hodell place Of 20 acres south
of town has moved his family here
and taken possession.
In the article on new buildings
printed elsewhere, The Index over
looked the new building for which
Orrie Critics aud Bob Wells are
drawing plans. 1t will be con-
structed in the branches of big
walnut tree and will be used by the
two boy for sleeping quarters.
It's Luck to Smoke Puck
The Better Than sc Cigar
The Cigar in the Green Box
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From Another Correspondent

W Tbm nohuc Ottohpoudohtl
John VanDuseu was here Mon
day night on his way to Long Val
lev to look after his sheep interests.
10. b AIRY of Emmett and Har-
nv Sweet Of this place spent several
days last week camping on Cot
,onwood creek. They report q
splendid time, and plenty of good
tr.ut fishing.
Geo. Newman of Emmett passed
through here last Saturday evening
on his way to Bear valley, where
the sheep will range this summer.
Quite a number of the young
folks of this place spent Sunday ON
Shanfer creek, ~picuicing and fish
ing.
Sunday was memorial day for
both the lodges. Odd Fellows and
Modern Woodmen. Services were
held in the church in the morning.
and the afternoon was spent in
decorating the graves of the loved
ones passed to the great beyond.
The Bank of Sweet received a
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-06-17

ers here. Rev. Day gave us a fine
address, and IA nice program was
rendered. The G. A. r., l. 0. O.
o. f., M. w. A., Royal Neigh
bors and Rebekahs were represent
ed. Robt. A. Bailey represented
the G.. A. r. and four flags are
planted OH the graves of four of his
comrades in our cemetery. The
graves we're strewnwith flowers and
not one was neglected. A nice pic
mic dinner was had in the school
house yard, while some went to
the hotel. There are several new
monuments being put up this
spring aud plans are being made to
have water ON by another season
and trees planted to beautify the
resting place of our loved ones.
We are having lovely weather
and haying has commenced.
X. A. and Ed Radley have gone
up to Idaho City OH probate bust
ness.
The travel through Sweet is get
ting immense anu everybody IS
busy.
Our new hotel is progressing.
nicely.
John Brown has added another
part to his house aud now they
have a lovely home.
Marion Canaan from Golf. Ida1
no, is visiting with us for a while,
with an eve to business.
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Chief Engineer Arrives

Thomas c. Taylor. OF Seattle,
arrived here Saturday to accept the
position of chief engineer of the
surveying party, which the ldahO
Northern has been making up
arouud Black Rock canyon to con-
meet with the old survey further up
the valley. Leader.
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Ask Government to Complete
Work

A petition is being circulated in
this city, praying the government
to make an appropriation for the
Pays tte division of the Payette-
Boise project and complete the
original plans Of the reclamation
service as soon as possible. Those
who are interested in the project at
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-06-17

new Burroughs adding machine
Tuesday of this week,
The mail changed time again
Monday, the stage waiting for the
morning mail at Emmett.
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Emmett have made a call for a
meeting Wednesday night for the
purpose of forming an organize
and cooperating with the B01
valley people.
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Prof. NJ. l.. Guenther, violinist,
and Mrs. +. Colvin, pianist, as
sisted by some of the best home tai
ent. will give a concert at Pleasure
Club hall Tuesday evening, June
%, at $50. Admission rs and
so cents. Tickets on sale at B. B.
Davis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-06-17

Wilton-C Martin Realty Co.,
Ltd, are the people who are max
ing the Emmett lands move. List
with them.
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SWEET.

Sunday was observed as me.
mortal day by all the fraternal ord
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-06-17

Cronk sells smithing coal cheap
er than anybody.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
BUSINESS CHANCES

GEO A HERRICK sos VAN NESS, Ay
INVESTMENT BROKER. ESTABLISHED 1878
LOOK. A SWELL CONFECTIONERY STORE
Handles ice cream, school supplies Stationery
notions and bakery goods; this is a nice clean
store with 8 splendid living rooms in rear: fine
business for and wife. women; will
clear 500 month; rent only $50 per MONTH
with a lease; price $500.
First class fruit and vegetable business. asso-
ciated with high class meat market; price S100:
rent only $40; this win clear at least $25 a
week.
GEO. A. HERRIcK. sos VAN NESS Av.
x Y
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
DRUG STORES FOR SALE

DRUG SHORES FOR SALE
S5 OOO-Fine store, clean stock and good bust
ness in San Francisco; also at s.. 500 S3 600.
SO 500; drug stores In Oakland. Berkeley. San
Jose Pescadero and In Lake county. Humboldt
county Sonoma county. Nevada county and 9TH
ers: also splendid offer in a thriving town in
Oregon for $500; II you are looking for busi-
ness or have one for sale. communicate with Us;
over 80 years experience in the drug trade In
California.
THE F. A. Week REALTY COMPANY.
2510 Shattuck av.. Berkeley. Cal
NO. / PATENT.
regarding good patent
which would be money maker; only inventor
who wishes to sell outright royalty basis
need answer: give price and brief description.
S. NJ. box 9S4 Il, Rochester, n. Y.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
ROOMS TO LET--continued

O'FARRELL ST., 1395-NiceIy furnished front
bay window room, $3.50 week; also other
front room, $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
FURS
BAR AND STORE FIXTURES

LoFSTAD & EVANS, Inc, furriers; 251 Post St.
Mercedes bldg. Sd floor. Phone kearny 1913
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27

PARNASSUS av.. 52-well furnished room, II
blocks Masonic av. cars; bath, phone, rea-
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27

o'FARRELL ST., I256-Front parlor and bed
room. nicely furnished for gentlemen; private
family; reasonable. Phone West 40.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27

Montgomery-Now open; 200 rooms; hot and
cold water in every room: 25c to 81 per day,
81 so to So per week EDW ROLKIN. Prop
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
OFFICES AND STORES TO LET

STORE with two living rooms in rear stable
accommodations included. suitable for deli
catessen, notion store or harness shop; low
rental close TO station. See ATTHOWF &
LEACH. San Anselmo
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
HOTELS

TO TRAVELLERS
HOTEL COLONIAL, Stockton street above
Sutter. American plan, S5; European plan.
81. Telephone. steam heat, electricity; every
modern convenience.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27
CAMPING SUPPLIES

BRUNSWICK k-BALKE-COLLENDER CO., II
Franklin st. near Market: phone Special IA
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27

CAMPING houses combination tent houses ar
tents; cheap. PORTABLE HOUSE CO., 12t
Broadway. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27

o'FARRELL. St, 1864, near Laguna-Nicely fur
nished sunny parlor and bedroom, house keep
ing privileges also side room, water and
gas. $40; low rates.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27

OAK ST., 1899. opp. panhandle corner
front room, nicely furnished for or gen
tlemen in private family; all conyeniences;
running water. Phone Park 1868.
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Statesmen and soLICIToRs WANTED

-FOUR good statesmen to sell fine bay popperty
in valley and manufacturing towns: property
new. beautifully located and appeals TO every
intelligent person. 10 follow up good coDtinu-
Gus aggressive advertising: liberal commits
slonE- exclusive territory; an aggressive
with tact can make 50 600 10 $4,000 this
sumner and fall Box 242O. Call Office
NANIED-,e0 agents. both sexes 10 sell new
patented novelty. sells On its merits: from So
q 80 can easily be rade 5r live solicitors.
Tise american Card Case Co. 1n-1 and I039
Golden Cate sv. Apply bet z. ard p. N.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27

HOTEL. 610 Geary nea
Jones-Just opened; only hotel giving outsid
sunny room with private bath at 81 day. 8
week. or $50 month; other outside sunny rooms
$500 week; steam heat. hot water telephone
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-27

LAREDO & co. So THIRD STREET.
/ So 3O0-SaIoon, building included. Third street.
/ cheap rent; long lease; paying business;
81 80 ST.
\ 81 6OO-SaIoon bakery. ice cream parlor: best
! town SonOma county. KREDO, 81 Sd 81.