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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-03
The SeaeOers.

Sailing to-day by La Lorraine, FOL
Havre:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Doty. q. G. Guerrero,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cadwallader W. kelsey. Mrs.
Arthur J. Langham. Fl. II. Pakradoni,
Mrs. Marcel Quentin. Victor Tevillon and
Mr.. and Mrs. r, E.. Roberts.
Passengers aboard the steamshir
Bremen, for Bremen:
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Davenport, Mrs. II. II
ssssii na,'G Prof Hrs and Mrs. u' David i'' Eugene gene
Smith and MI. and Mrs. ii. NJ, Van Beuren,
Among those sailing on the slavonia
for Naples.
Prof. and Mrs, George G. .Brownwell,
Mrs. John H.. MITCHELL. John L.. Mitchell
VI Miss Ruth Mitchell, Miss hatbsri1e
and Charles A. Potter.
BY the Batavia, for Naples:
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. Clark. Prof. and Mrs
A. ID. r. Hamlin, Miss Eleanor Lydecker,
Y WHY y; Quentin and Prof. and Mrs John A.
Arriving by the Oceanic from Queens
town were:
Rear Admiral c. NJ. Chester, U, 8. n. and
s Mrs' M Chester e rhao Msss NJ EssAf b.n G,sv s nsmo mt,
Mis-. Lamont. Miss Frances g, Lamont.
md nr e' and Mrs. FTedsrief h. stevens,
Passengers by the Caronia, in from
Liverpool:
Dir Charles wyndham. the actor; c, j
Dolan. eaid TO % the member
3, AZ q sI sa:son ps NIL: Sasii a NAT Miss rh2 2sSsi
Powers, the last two members OF Frohman',
theatrical company.
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BRANN'S rconoclast, voltsire's Tales. Koran
Con fucius lngersoll. flagellation. Sex Worship
PRATT, i6l eth av.
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STEVENS ALUMNI FRISk.
Hsnsrs fer Best Showing In the Parade
&c to Glass 0f 20.

Alumni reunion day OF Stevens In
stitute Of Technology in Hoboken was
celebrated yesterday afternoon with much
friskiness ON the Castle Point Field.
Al . O'Clock a procession OF alumni
headed by the diEnihed class Of 90. which
will begin Its commencement exercises
this morning. paraded around the In
sutute buildings and along Hudson street
70 the field. where they were greeted BY .
crowd Of 5000 persons. A. R. Henderson,
Jr., the grand marshal. rode 4 spirited
horve. The old boys We'd with a an
other In the g~rotesqueness Of their oos-
tunes. Members Of the class OF 20 rode
ia 4 tallyho with Mrs. Harry 8. Loud.
A daughter OF President Humphreys,
holding the reins OF the four-in-hand.
There was Q grand parade Of the classes
and q review by President Humphreys,
after which the GLASS Of 20 presented the
Institute With q haspoie and . beaut-
full nag In oommemoraton Of their tenth
anniversary.
A silver loving cup was awarded to the
olass OF % for the best showing In the
paIkde. The members OF the olAss wers
dressed 70 represent Pilgrim Fathers.
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WYNDHAM IN THE MOLLUsC.'
Sir Charles to Appear Here IN h Pa!
for Two Weeks.

When the CaroniA finally dooked at the
Cunard pier yesterday Sir Charles Wynd-
ham motored a block or two from the
dock and then walked the crowded streets
leading to the Empire Theatre.
As he passed In front OF that playhouse
he read the printed announcement Of his
appearapoe at that theatre next Monday
night In 'The Mollusc.' the play written
especially for him a year ago by. Hubert
Henry Davies. 4 walk to the stage en-
trance disclosed a group Of stage hands
~installine the final effects Of THE Mol
luso' production. Sir Charles had only
to step upon the stage Of the theatre to
discover the complete production u Tho
Molluso" act up In readiness for Monday
nights performance. .
II was at the conference that followed
between Sir Charles and ALI Hayman.
general manager for Charles Frohman,
that definite Arrangement was completed
Tor the two weeks engagement Of the
Enelish actor at the Empire Theatre
beginning next Monday night.
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CORNELE'S GREETINGS
To Cambridge University n to the llnR'
yersities q Geneva md Lelpsic.

versiues q Geneva and Lelpsic.
ITHACA, June 3-when President Jscot
Gould Schurman sails for Europe on JuD<
Q he will carry With him three hand on
crossed greetings from Cornell University
to the universities OF Cambridge. LEIPZIG
and Geneva. al Of which during the sum
mer will observe anniversary oeremo-
mics OF worldwide importance. President
Sohurman will be the representative ol
Cornell. The first will occur at Cam
bridge University. England. from June
u to "a and 10 In honor OF the Tooth ami.
versary Of the birth Of Charles Darwin.
Following this President Schurman
will attend the ssoth anniversary Of the
founding OF the University OF Geneva,
which occurs from July 7 to 10. The
last OF the celebrations will be at the
University Of Leipsic. from July % to 30,
when will be oommemorated the s0oth
anniversary OF the founding OF that
university.
The engrossed greetings were drawn
up by a committee from the university
faculty and wore executed by Prof. John
Parsons Of the College Of Civil Engineer
ing. All Of them arc done IN heavy
parchment, about eighteen by fifteen
inches. and are beautiful pieces OF work.
Each scroll is signed by E. l.. Williams.
secretary OF the university faculty The
ofacial university seal will also be afixed.
The text Of the greetings follows:
To the University OF Cambridge, cele-
brstins the centenary Of her illustrious
son, Charles Darwin, creator OF modern
AIi1 .<ua rnrnal Irniuaraitv h-
her president, Jacob Gould S%churnan,
greetings. With you we rejoice
In doing honor TO the master interpreter
of natures laws. the Copernicus Of the or
ganic world. whose genius was disciplined
in your ancient halls. May Cambridge
occupy her high historic place as the kindly
nurse OF creative minds.
To the University OF Geneva, the mother
OF Puritan education, whose influence
through Holland and Scotland. through
England and New England. through HUI.
auenot and walloon. has watered all the
soil OF her transatlantic culture. Cornell
University In grateful veneration sends
by her president. Jacob Gould Schurmsn,
her greeting and her eodspeed.
The the rector and senate OF the Uni
versity OF feipslo the faculty OF Cornell
University, through their president. Jacob
Gould Schurman, send greetings. We
congratulate the great Saxon university
on the noble history Of her $40 year and
rejoice In her grand achievements for
the advance Of human culture. We CRATE
fully recognise our debt to German scholar
ship and to Leipsic a. . leader In the quest
OF truth. The ideals realized by Leipsic
In education, science and philosophy have
elevated our own academic life. and the
sound training which many Of our pro.
fessors have received from her distinguished
scholars has exertsd . vital influence upon
the spirit and method OF scientific investi'
cation In this university and 10 this country.
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ROSE UP IN FRONT OF CAR.
Lsborer In Manhoie struck and Killed
on broadway.

James ReeAn. 20 years old, a isborer
In the employ OF the Metropolitan Street
Railway, was struck and killed instantly
by q southbound car last night a. he wss
working In q manhols between the surface
tracks At Broadway and Twenty-seoond
street. The motorman and a signalman
who was guarding the hole were locked
up, charged with criminal negligence. =.
Martin Harmon Of as West Ffty-seoond
street. the siepAlman.. ssid that he saw
a oar coming, warned TO keep out
lantern and signAlled to the motormsn,
Stephen G empbell. Of SO First avenue,
to 70 ahead. Evidently Regan failed to
hear the warning, for a the car crossed
the zap in the pavement he rose and was
struck at the waist line by the fender.
The wreokins crew had 70 be called out
to get the body. Cars were blocked In
both directions for twenty minutes.
Regan lived with his wife 1t as West
Ffy-thrd street.
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George Foster Plat has been engaged
10 stage 4 number OF the modern plays
which will be seen next season In the
repertoire OF the New Theatre, opening
about November I. The engagement
OF Mr.. Platt is In addition to the engage
msnt OF Mr.. Calvert, the English, stage
director and actor, who 10 to mako the
New Theatre productions Of classic
dramas and comedies.
Friday evening. June IL. will be West
Point night at the Casino Theatre. whore
James T. Powers Ia starring In Havana
The members OF the graduating class
and the class Of II from West Point
will OCCUPY about 500 orchestra seats
and all the boxes for this o perform
moe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-03
RADIUM IN TIE ANTARCTIC.
Discovered In Minerals Brought Out BY
6hackletoa- Hunt Ter lslAnds.

VICTORIA. B. G.. June s.-Advioes
brought here by the steamer Makura
are 70 the eject that Lieut.. shAokleton's
expedition has left Sydney for Tie express
purpose Of searching for islands believed
TO exist In the Antarctic.
Man has never set foot on Emerald,
Nimrod or Doherty lslands, which Capt
j. Il. Davis. now commander Of the
Nimrod. 10 TO seek. Prof. Davids, who
accompanied the late Shaokleton expedi.
don. reports that snalysis q specimens
elbows Che existence OF radlum In the
Antarctic.
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seattle Fair Attendance.

SgArrLH. June 1.-The irstday's attend.
anos ~ the Exposition was se.2so. More
turnstiles bstween the opening hour and
. p. NJ. The night attendance was cut
down BY Q evere rainstorm.
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New Building for Old St. Gaprie.a schsst.

Plans have been filed for a new five story
and basement school to be built for tho
Roman Catholic Church Of st. 0Abria
on the site Of the original school ~
Thirty-sixth street asst Of Seoond avenue.
1t is to be OF brick, limestone and
terra Gotta. lighted by large afched bays
depth Of 90 feet. A border above the en-
trance will be carved with an inscription
recording the fact that the school Wa
founded by the Rev. DR.. william H.
Clowry. The new building will ooet
$3.50 600.
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fell into the category OF Ditch, English
and American domination. In this oon
nection he added.
The three centuries which we celebrate
were each marked by a great educational
beginning. In the Dutch century WAS in
augurated the governmental elementary
school. II was the mother OF every public
school OF this city until now-from the
kindergarten and primary class UP to the
City College and the Normal College.
In the English century the great eduoa-
tional beginning was the founding OF the
first college. which was known frat as Kings
College. but now as Columbia University.
The educational epoch which I name fol
the American century Is the founding oil
New York University by a general move
ment OF citizens on undenominational and
popular lines. At first called the University
Of the City OF New York. It continues Is New
York University now.
The Chancellor said that the time had
como when we should pay tardy reooR.
milton to the fret seven public school
teachers on Manhattan Island. They were
inglorious heroes, he said, whose dust had
iEsdon.
ft time TO set up within the limits OF the old
Dutch city q monument or ut least q memo.
rial tablet inscribed to the seven first public
school teachers Of Manhattan island, They
we're supported by the city money. They
gave education free to children In this city
They moro than any others were the eduoa-
tional pioneers Of this city. The entranc,
way Of out New York University building
on wsvsrley place will perhaps be q place fol
the memorial tablet. because the last school
opened by the Dutch was. Is l have skid
upon the line of that street. IsuEgest for On
inscription the following:
in honor OF tho seven public sohoo
teachers who taught under Dutch rule OF
! Manhattan Island; Adam R~oelandsen. Jan
Cor nelisse en-. Jan Stevenson. William ' estenf
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introduced each Of the eleven candidates
Hitherto a different member OF the
faculty had made each presentation.
The schedule Of degrees conferred anc
their recipients we're az follows:
Master Of Science-BenIamin Rowden
Lawrence OF the class OF 1873. mining en-
sIneer.
Master OF Arts-John Halliday Denbigh
rrircipal Of the Norris High School.
Doctor Of Science-samuel Franklin
E'nmons, United States GEOLOGICAL Survey
Doctor OF Letters-MRry Wilton Calkins,
professor OF philosophy and psychology IL
Wellesley College. Christian X. + Holssr
oil the Imperial German Archaeological
Institute ~ Ror1e.
Ioctor OF Sacred 1heoloRy-Henry
(hrrc'iIl King. president OF Oberlin College
Doctor of Laws-Silas Brown Brownell.
chairman CT the trustees OF Barnard College;
Nboit Lawrence Lowell. president Of
Harvard University: Alfred Moseiy, c. NJ
g., Of London, England; John Colt Spooner
formerly United States Senator o Wis
%consin; Count Johann Heinrich Won Bern
slorn, German Ambassador 70 tho United
%Slaics; and the following conferred january
=, 1909 Albrecht r. X. Penck, So. D.. Privy
'ounclllor and director OF the Geographical
Institute OF the University Of berlin: Gug.
.Iclno Ferrero, 1itt. ~. historian.
When President Lowell Of Harvard
arose to receive the degree OF doctor o.
avs he was greeted by appliances and
cheers which lasted for Ave minutes. In
Introducing him and presenting him FOL
the degree Prof. Peck said:
Harvard University is In point OF years
Tie oldest Of all American universities. II
might we'll claim a place among the young
81 hecause Of the viRor and the ~vivacity
van which IL has attacked nome OF ths
nos' nerple1inE problems Of tho higher
e7Hrai'on. The accession OF a new presl-
ecu TO be tie head 10 not . matter that
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REAL EsTATE-Continued
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OWN YOUR OWN HOME IN ALAMEDA.

OWN YOUR OWN HOME IN ALAMEDA.
Have you been paying rent for 20 years, FOR iO
years or even years? The lady VINO JUST
dropped into office said she had been for Y
years. 1t doesn't take long for one to figure
whether or not this family like many others,
has paid the price Of the home in rents. She
had Yet % years ago the same Inducements
that we are offering you We're offered her.
money in good growing real estate and at the
same time enjoy your own home. Below are
several homes you can secure on payments. We re
anxious to discuss the matter of home with
you-jnst see US; tell what you can do.
new shingle cottage for 81, 900: 10
per cent down and S25 MONTH street finished:
sidewalks in; blocks from station and cars:
built like rock; sunny the whole day. paneled
dining room; brick mantel; all modern conve-
| niences; lot 33:4xl0o
Modern bungalow of rooms; on sunny side
of fine street; specially designed for convenience
with mission effect; plate glass window In front
buffet kitchen; this is firmly built of best mate
rials; neighborhood excellent; We'll make you
good terms this.
Excellent room cottage; house of people who
are leaving the state; lot 50x263 feet; within a
home; the large lot may appeal specially to you;
can be made excellent income property; worth
$3.50; price 81 900: terms excellent.
Beautiful home of rooms built about years
ago by one OF our best builders interior finished
in specially selected slash grain pine; beam cell
ings finest brass fixtures: 8 large bedrooms up
stairs with beautifully lighted closets; this is
ideally located: $4,000; $500 down.
S11 .o00-HandsOme house Central ay.; 3
rooms, baths; everything the best; surrounded
by luxuriant vegetation; lot 75x140; an oppor-
tunity to buy elegant home at a sacrifice.
HAMMOND & HAMMOND,
1922 Park st.
Open on Sunday Ask for our rent list
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rnunryA.n anAL nsrATn


ron SALE Bf }; W hihoi1,
o. apa aaif saua cash viii bug hlsh ssss ~
s'issss' ..as ssss"t bs5ss,'.ss' tiled bathroom.
Bstwsss she hedsoais, tisd s'Hs LED s,.
rsalFfl asgf hlns . spsss psn. shd maniei,
saetsieitF aad sas, eaFe ceilings, =,
iiga hAii stssst Ness Al aa,is i,. ,n mont
wish iEf sfsefi eeiasat Nslss - iassqsd
sHa srslai me haasa; this piess - 80 10 49,
-, q ss.s gaIHFf; si1s af iat s9All"i lai res
r isih Il saa s,. sss' y" miaaiss 20 san
Ffsseisea, FAs nias e9ttass 70 l''' "S
Asshsl ,.s - and
sises.ieii, 1at saa said water eoanee1ea .
ris tss sa4sF stFsst TeFs all aphs shn h
eesiast Taiks r. itsa' as,s" sss ia he rear
tEst h4s 4 RaiA aHl - H9HaSftei WIN ne @
sswsti tsa, ssi hslsaas y .s,,on' me s'.te .tee
ia.stsi \ hiafks ltf iAa iafai station SIZE
af la sTlz4fia, tAis is bargain -.
si .soasA sias I fesia cottage, wilh yin SaiIai Infi
eastyf, hai aal eah sstfti Size OF 20, ~,
knsihh. tsfms $500 sash this Is s'Si
sa sanWA d ssam bish basement eottsgs; gas
sad sisatFisit. aaagefted with The sewer
tha fasiss ia iha h1iiss are ssita laIsr,
aad The alss q ne ial = psais', s essh liz bai
anar shD pes month, - -
81 100 A A fa.ta, sal age. bath, pantry, not ana
eoli water eanhe'lsa win '9s ss s,s,.,l 4
aud eentfieiigl : biofk of me sfhool, :
hineks ~ Mshasa heal station cement
walks in front of lts heiz' nl's n""'e =
terms 5000 cash haianfs same az rent
Ss 200 A = ra,tn bungalow, beam ceiling. open
areuiacs fefrarsd lawn Ia froDt, cement
walks Ia front aud around the house nlce
garden. connected win the -eMfi. 80
and city water near school ana s'rse'ear''
lot 5OtlO0. -.
81, ,5oowA & room, shingled cottage; has bath;
pantry hot aud cold water. eonnects
with the sewer: located block or school
and ? blocks ~ electric ear Hhn piYNA'
of the iocai station. ,.,
$500 viii buy a very good building lot located
/ block OF the streetcars, blocks OF tnr
school with sewer and city water ana
gas; size OF lot 30xlOO. -,
S500-Lots with the street WORK uone az. ar
cement sidewalk In front; sewer. city
water andl gas; located blocks ot an tne
Fryityale Ibcal station; size OF lot 211lUO.
So, ,000-A room, high basement cottage' pain.
pantry, hot and cold water, size OF Iot
50xI37; . large palms In front OF the house
and abundance OF flowers located near
+. 14th ST.; terms 800 eash; =,
So 500-A room cottage T.. ffth ST.; size
of lot 33 1-3xl25; terms $500 cash or lO
per cent of for cash.
s., 5,000-A story house; large Darn
fine flower garden; located near Fruitvale
trade this nice home for flats IN Oakland
Of Berkeley of the same value
IS, GOA & room story house. modern through-
ont: niceS garden. good location; size or
lot 35x110; terms $1,000 cash; balance by
the month.
81, ,O5O will buy a nice building lot located in
High street between f. 14th and the
boulevard; size Of lot 35x113; some trees
on the lot.
81, ,5o0-A room artistic bungalow. modern and
strictly up TO date; located on the boule-
ward in the best part of Frutvale; size
of lot 45x130; investigate this place. Call
and see us-automObile 10 show you
around.
]. W. ELRoD. a41s E. 14th st, Fruitvale.
Phone Merritt 54s. Closed on Sundays.
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WOOD & TATUM,
CLAREMONT REALTY COMPANY,
$3.50 Claremont av. at Prince St,

OLAREMoNT REALTY COMPANY,
$3.50 Claremont Rv. at Prince St,
Berkeley.
Aug. c. Mills d. J. MartensteiD. F. q. Russ.
TAKE CLAREMONT- KEY ROUTE.
OFFICE OPEN TODAY
BUILDING SITES
8, ,loo-In Clsremont park, a hne site for q
home in broad street, the Plaza drive.
This lot is the real bargain in this
vicinity because IL is the lowest priced
absolutely on this beautiful drive. Size
of the lot 5ox1l5; 3 short blocks TO Key
Route and streetcar; in an improved
locality.
g. 40o-(Submit term6l-A stones throw from
North gate Claremont. where the Key
Route stops. This lot is $500 cheaper
than the next lowest price in the same
street; adjoining lots held at So, 800 up;
81 # boulevard in 'front.' the size is BOX
40: good view obtainsble from this snap.
g. o0o-One OF the real large building sites
at a reasonable price: size 6ox24o; beau
tlful walnut trees cover most OF the
ground: lies high above the street and
overlooks the greater part of the park;
fine view of hills and bay and only few
minutes walk to Key and cars. This
is your opportunity 10 buy something
worth having at very fair price.
s25. .oo0-Terms. The prettiest northeast corner
In Berkeley; large oak trees and plants,
trees etc. of every description: pretty
winding paths; climate superb; drain
age good: Just the place for q costly
home; near the Key Route; 0akvale aV.
frontage; size 165x1s0. Phone Berke-
ley 5725.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
CARLSON & WALKER,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
PHONE ALAMEDA COS.
ENCINAL STATION. 926 CENTRAL Av.,
ALAMEDA, CAL.

PHONE ALAMEDA COS.
ENCINAL STATION. 92e CENTRAL Av.,
ALAMEDA, CAL.
NOW IS THE TINE TO BUY YOUR HOME IN
ALAMEDA, WHILE PRICES ARE LOW.
tion hall. close To Mastck station and
electric ears; extra large lot 50x15o; this
is a good buy.
rooms on one of our finest avenues; fine
porches, electric lights, gas for cooking--in
fact modern in every respect: lot 50xl50.
81, ,0oo-Modern Queen Anne house of rooms.
extra large closets and pantry: centrally
located; this is a sacrifice and must be
sold; don't overlook il.
3,250--A. GOOD BUY; modern cottage of 5
rooms and finished basement: near Bay
station; lot 33:6xl3o, with shade trees; a
81, ,25O-A home that must be seen to be appre-
ciated; best of reasons for sacrificing
building is of double construction. beam
ceilings. combination gas and electric FIX
lures. two toilets, automatic hot water
heater, lawn. fruit trees, etc: large lot,
5Ox15O: house is new and very modern.
TERMs-oNLY $1,000 down. balance to
81, ,s00--A grand investment; pair Of flats in
extra fine condition, located on Santa
Clara av.; lower nat has rooms, upper
fat g rooms; this positively Is the best buy
in Alameda and should not be overlooked.
50 J00-A room house on Central av.. within
block of Eneinal station; large lot, 40x
1856 with stable, two stalls and loft,
this be had very easy terms; it Is
worth investigating.
s., ,900-A beautiful lot on Alameda av.: fine oak
trees; ideal home site: size Of lot 50x
$50; 1t is certainly bargain.
We have all classes Of lots. from 5000 to
So 600 and would like TO show them.
LOTS ON OUR BAY PARK TRACT WILL
SS9N WoRK hs Is PaGF Fh hAPbY GET n
ON THE GROUND FLOOR AND SELECT YOUR
LOT NOW. FULL PARTICULARS BY CALL
| ING AT OUR OFFICE.
Houses, cottages. fats. apartments and stores
| to rent. Rents collected
| OPEN SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
! AUTOMOBILE IN ATTENDANCE.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE

Friday, September 10. prices will advance
Dingee Park - at Redwood City = Dingee Park
A sure profit Of S1iO IL you buy before Thurs
day next. Remember. in buying Dingee Park
property you are getting lots within 30 minutes
of S. F.. average 20 feet front covered with
oaks, within the city limits Of Redwood City,
the fastest growing municipality between San
Francisco and San Jose.
You can't make mistake in buying Dingee
Park lots. Prices will be raised continually-
every advance will make YOUR lot worth Just
much more. It's one OF the biggest and SAT
est opportunities to make sure profit that was
ever offered our clients.
Call or send for descriptive folder
Visit this tract at our expense We pay you
for your ticket
BALDWIN & HOWELL, Sales Agents.
31S-324 Kearny ST.. San Francisco. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
WOOD & TATUM,
221s Shattuck av. Phone Berkeley 905.


22Is Shattuck av. Phone Berkeley a05.
Publishers Berkeley Real Estate Record :"
OPEN SUNDAYS.
s., ,00o-Essy terms: elegant room,
story bungalow, in course OF construc-
tion. modern in every respect; hardwood
floors; lot 40xl02 in Berkeley's best resi-
dence section. north side OF Woolsey st.
cast of Telegraph av.; is the time 10
call and see us II you desire any changes
as TO interior finish. plans, etc.
Sc. 15O--Cost s.. 500: SO 800. can remain on
mortgage 6 per cent net: beautiful
residence North Grove ST: contains &
rooms with baths: all rooms large; iiv-
] bathroom 9x10 feet, with pedestal
wsshstand etc: cement cellar with hot
air furnace; clinker brick porch;l serv-
ants in rear; garage aud drive
way: garden In rear with large lawn in
front; lot 50xli5; this is worth investi-
eating
s.. .OOO-On terms; excellent residence of 4
large rooms west front in the choice
let 50x16o; owner is very sick and
has purchased a home In Pasadena and
sell; look into this.
S. o0o-Bank terms: beautiful residence of Q
rooms, a corner on Oxford St; house
is handsomely finished and has polished
pine foors, sun porch. basement, furnace
and garage; lot 50Kl55.
WOOD TATUM,
221e Shattuck sv. Phone Berkeley 9o5.