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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17

Laughlin. unattached, u inches; J. Coen, o'C.
r. c. "a inches; F. Jones. unattached, II
Inches; NJ. Joy. unattached, 10 inches; NJ. Muir
phy. unattached. IL inches: John Coleman. /. A.
A. O.. u inches; Dan Riordsn, I. A. A. G.. is
inches; p. E. Kellepton, c. A. c., II inches;
y: ID. O'Nei. ]. A. A. c., 10 inches; James
Block, C. a c., "a inches: o. Baumbaugh, @. G.,
y inches; NJ. EaEsn. orc. IA. c.. "a inches;
D. Buckley, I. A. A. c., - inches; p Hallisey
l. A. A. c.. IL inches.
Running hop. step and tump-o. Baumbsugh.
Q. C., scratch; ". r. Knox. o. G., scratch;
P Hallisey. 1. A. A. G., IL inches: D: Buckley;
:; A. A. c., u inches NJ. Joy, unattached. "a
inches; D. D. o'Seil, !. A. A. c.. "a inches;
D. Rierdan, I. a. A. c., 30 inches; J. Block,
c. a c.. SO inches: ]. Coen. 0'C. II. c.. 80
inches. NJ. Esgan. orc. II. c.. sc inches; B.
Moody, unattached, Is inches.
Relay race for CATHOLIC schools-Teams from
s. Ignatius. St Mays, st. James, Sacred
Heart.
Reley race FOR association football Clubs
Teams from the Albion RoverS, Thistles. indie
peAdents Hornets.
Relsy race for the Irish hurting and football
eiuSs-Teams from the O'Cennells. Parnells and
Young 1relands.
Officials: Referee. Douglas Erskine; starter
George James: judges OF hnish---William Mime
haa Herbert Hsuser. Joseph Kelleher, Nick
Prendergast; announcer George Dixon; timers
Frank o'Kene. Al Hampton, J. @. Nealon and
John Elliott; clerks OF course--Joseph Hickey
and Walter Christie.
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COTTON DROPS TWO
DOLLARS A BALE
Break in Market Follows Favor
able Report on Boil Weevil
Situation
Panicky Liquidation Causes De-
cline of IS Points Within
Half an Hour

NEW YORK, July IA remarkable
break in the cotton market occurred to-
day as a result of special report on
the boil weevil situation by the gov
eminent entomologist, DR.. Hunter. AT
the end of the decline, cotton for the
new crop delivery was selling at 81 a
bale less than the closing price Thurs
day.
The break was marked by panicky
liquidation and excitement. Within
half an hour prices declined fully 35
points, and whileltbe market recovered
few points of the loss, the close
was barely steady.
The decline was the elimination of a
growing lack of confidence in the sta
bility of prices. which nearly reached
the 13 cent level earlier in the week,
when the low July condition report
was received showing a continuation
of hot, dry weather in Texas, where the
crop was supposed to be rapidly de-
teriorating. The selling. which started
around 1887 for December early in
the week, continued in increasing
volume until this morning December
contracts were selling at 1915.
Upon publication of the boil weevil
statement indicating the pest was less
threatening this year than last, liquida-
ton reached record breaking proper
tions. and the decline was not checked
until December contracts had sold at
1872 points below the closing figures
of the previous night. and 95 points
($4.75) a bale below the high record Of
last Tuesday.
There was a slight recovery later,
with December closing at 1906 bid. a
net loss of "a points for the day.
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residence, sS4iB Twenty fourth street, thence
mass viii be celebrated for the repose Of
mis- soul. commencing at O'Clock a. m.
lnterment Holy Cross cemetery
CASTRO PARL0R No. 232 N s. G. w
Officers and members are hereby notified TO
attend the services of our late brother. VIII
nam MeNaIley, under the auspices Of the par
Tor. at $3.50 o'clock today Saturday, July
H. 1909, at 3s41B Twenty fourth street be-
tween Church and Sanchez.
DAVID A. AR0NSON, President
GEORGE j. MEAGHER, Rec. See.
NlGHTINGILL--in this city, July 10, 1900 Jane
Los Angeles and Mrs. Harry W. Pucifer OF
Oakland, native of New Jersey, aged SO
pksf fzeS Oakland. 1ulv u ,aoa no,.
Prizgint. beloved wife Of Anthony Prizgint.
mother of Edna and Anthony Prizgint Jr.
daughter OF Carl L and the late Pauline Bahr,
and beloved sister of Mrs. Chris Beck NIrs
J. j. King. Paul Bahr and the late Mrs,
Sophie Bundesen and Fred Bahr
5ANDBERG-In this city, July IA. 1909. Nicho-
las Sandberg, a native OF Schleswig- HoIstein
Germany, aged 45 years.
Friends, aequantances and members of
panmarE oran ,e Ne Of Danis. are re-
day Saturday, at 2 o'clock, from the funeral
parlors of Theodor Dierks & Co., 300 DEVISE.
dero street corner Of MeAllister. Interment
Greenlawn cemetery, by carriage.
SHEA-In this city, July 10, 1909. Margaret.
dearly beloved sister of Mrs. Nora Cleeves,
Mrs. Anne Galbally and John Shea a native
of Kilrush, County Clare, ireland.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Monday July
10, 1909, at 9:16 o'clock a. M. from the
parlors of ID. /. Kenny & Co.. 171g Eddy
street, thence to ST. Dominic's church. where
a requiem high will be celebrated for
the repose of her. soul. commencing at $50
a. m Interment ST. Mary's cemetery, oak
land by IL O'Clock Greek boat from foot of
Market street.
siLvA-In this city, July Is. 1909. Mary. dearly
beloved daughter Of the late Antoine and Mary
silva, and sister of Joseph and Michael Silva
Of Sacramento. Mrs. A. Phillips. Mrs. sam
Bussolino and the late Emmanuelle silva n
native of Boston, Mass. aged As years
Friends and acquaintances are Respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow 1Sun
day.. July 1s. 1900. at 1 o'clock D. m. from
her late residence. 905 Union street corner ~
Taylor. On Tuesday, July 90 at SITS Peter
and Paul church. mass viii be celebrated for
the repose of her soul. commencing at q a m
Interment italian cemetery = -
wANT-In this city. July 1G. 1909. George
Want, native of New York, aged GO wears
wRIGHT-In Oakland; Cal, July 10. 1909.
William Wright. beloved husband of Ann,
Wright. father OF Mrs. W. r. Hackett and
Elmer G. Wright. and OF Mary Wright
native of England. aged so years months
and IS days.
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KnOwltOn of San Francisco
Beaten at Portland

PORTLAND, Ore. July 16.-The vic
tory of Brandt Wickersham OF this city
over W. G. Knowlton of San Francisco
in the mems singles was the surprise
today in the Oregon state tennis cham
pionship tournament, the semifinals of
which were completed today.
The results were:
In the mems singles Wickersham de-
feated Knowlton. Cd, 60, and Wick
ershsm defeated W. A Goss. Portland,
6-4, 2-6, 6--l.
In the mems doubles Knowiton and
A. B. MoAlpin, Portland, defeated Mil
ton Frohman and Wells Gilbert, both
OF Portland 6--l. 6-2.
In the women's singles Mrs. J. C..
Fouilhoux defeated Miss Stella Ford
ing, Portland. 6-1, 6-2.
In the women's doubles Miss Hazel
Hotchkiss. Berkeley. Cal, and Miss
Leslie Leadbetter, Portland. defeated
Mrs. FouilhouX and Miss Nan Robert
son. Portland. 60, 6-1.
In the mixed doubles Mrs. FOUL
houX and Irving Rohr, Portland. de-
feated Miss Fordman and Hugh Herd
man, Ga. 6-1.
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Notable Deaths

CHIN SAN. CHINESE ACToR-New York, july
l6.-After leading a most remarkable life
Chin sam. the oldest and best known Chinese
,a1tor in this country. Is dead IN bis little
room over the Chinese fheater In Doyers street
GEORGE DUvAL OF BROOKLYN, n. Y
George DuYal. uncle Of James d. Pheisn OF
this CITY died in Brooklyn \. y. July >
according 10 adyices just received Ia this city.
DUrsl was - years old. He emfRrEted from
Ireland ever 90 years ago aud was for many
years actively engaged IN business In New
York. One u hts sons, George. was q part
ner FOR many years IN the shipping house Of
William X. Grace & Go. o. this city. Another
sol. william. was engaged IN the wood pulp
bus ness here
JOHN THORPE. FLoRIcULTURIsT- Chicago
July I6.-Johu Thorpe. chief OF forfeiture ar
fhe worlds Columbian exposition ia lS93, died
az his home yesterday aged 90 years
hrs. ANNA J. STOWE, EoEAGEEARIAE-
Ventura July I0--Mrs. Anna J. Stowe. aged
9G che Oldest person IN the county, died here
yesterday. She was born IN 0ooperstown,
X. T.. August IL. 1913.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
PLANNED FOR CITY
California Promotion Committee
Enthusiastic Over Idea

The organization of a permanent
symphony orchestra in San Francisco
was one of the topics discussed at the
regular weekly meeting and luncheon
of the reception committee of the Cali
fornia Promotion committee held in
the Fairmont hotel yesterday
The committee having in charge ar
rangements for proposed musical
festival to be held in San Francisco
in 1910, In making its report, warmly
advocated the formation of symphony
orchestra patterned after the orches-
tras of New York, Chicago and Boston.
While the scheme is yet in it's in
fancy it was received with great en-
thusiasm by the members of the Cali
mite action will be taken soon to at
tain this end.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Friday, July 10, 1903;
ULdCH-ZUGAR-Anton Barulich. p, and
Mary Zugar. IS. both OF z2sl Twenty fourth
street
N-NcMENOMEY-Le Roy A. Dixon, 81.
and Eta G. McMenomey, b. both OF 1874
Folsom street.
-FARREILY-Michael Farrell p.
IlI0 Harrison street. ana Ellen Farrelly. IS,
1853 Eighteenth street.
Observation-Disclosures Johnson, IS.
and Catherine 81. Jorgensen. 30. both Of Sew
man.
MURRAY sEETER-Hubert J. Murray. 81.
223l Union street. and Emily G. senter, is.
23s Cole street
SCHWEITZER-BRIG D. schweitzer.
-. Appleeafe. and Octavine C. Briggs, %,
San Francisco.
slITTH-DE MALDER-Robert A. Smith, 81.
sos Soort street. and Rose de Nader. Is 26i5
Howard street
-BUXTON-Hobert A. Uren. -. 342sA
sixteenth street. and Pearl A. Buxton. %, l0l
Castro street.
ASHINO-AfIZUA A--Kichisaburo lashino, p,
FlorIn and Hatusye Mizuma. p, Kobe, Japan.
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FAILS TO COLLECT CASH
SPENT ON A TRIP EAST
Woman Holds Judgment but Not
the Money

f. A. Kelly, who borrowed some
$500 from Mrs. E. 4. Miller, woman
very much older than he. and spent
the money on a trip east, is giving her
no end of trouble TO collect the debt.
Some months ago Mrs. Miller got a
Judgment for the amotnt. but this did
not bring the money into her hands.
and yesterday she had Kelly in Judge
Troutt's court for examination as to
his financial stability.
Questioned by Attorney T. A. Per-
kins, Kelly admitted he formerly owned
ranch in Lassen county, but had
decided 1t to his mother in payment
Of debt. His mother testified to the
same effect. Perkins stated afterward
that his only recourse now would be
to sue to have the deed set aside.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17
Coast Boxing Champion
ships Decided in South

LOS ANGELES, July 1s.-Results IN
the coast amateur championship box
ing tournament at Venice last night
were as follows:
135 pound olass-Charles Boscha, Los
Angeles athletic club. defeated Jim
Hayes, unattached. decision. four
rounds; Sam Coulter, Los Angeles ath-
lelic club, defeated ]. Noonan, Olympic
club. san Francisco, decision three
rounds.
145 pound clsss-Joe Niderost, Olym-
pic club. knocked out Clarence Macy
unattached, one round; G. d. Coghill,
Los Angeles Young Mems Christian as
sociation, knocked out Larry Kuder.
unattached, one round.
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Summers Pitches Whole Game
for Tigers" but Gray Quits
in the Ninth
srANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

DETROIT, July 16.-Detroit and
Washington played what is believed
to be a record game for consecutive
scoreless innings in a major league
contest, the game being called at the
end of the eighteenth inning to o.
Summers pitched for Detroit. He
struck out 10 men and was at his best
when errors put him at disadvantage
Gray, for Washington, went into the
ninth inning with a record of but one
hit against him. In the ninth while
pitching. he strainee his side and was
have the game won in the fifteenth,
when Killifer went home on Crawfords
grounder to Groom and Washington
started to leave the field. Umpire
KERN called the team back, ruling that
a force play had been made. Score:
Detroit .:................. .
BatteFi t9 = Summers and stanage;
Schmidt, Gray, Grooms and Street.
CHICAGO. July 16.-chicago today
won the flnal game OF the long. series
with New York. Score: r. II. E.
chicago .......'..'..-..
Ne Bat nern Scott and owens;
Sullivan, Quinn and Sweeney.
ST. LOUIS. July 1s.-By winning to-
days game Boston took the series.
Score: r. H. b.
st. Louis. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. / 0
Enthusiastically and Criger; Schlit-
ger and Donohue.
CLEVELAND, July 16.-Clevelands
winning streak was broken today. Phil
adelphia winning. Score:
R. H E.
Cleveland ................ 0 3
Philadelphia ............. q
Batteries-Berger. Liebhardt and Be
mis-; Morgan and Livingstone.
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DeIilah Wins Pacing Race
In Fast Time

LOS ANGELES. July 16.-Today's
card for the harness races at Agricul-
tural park brought out the fastest
time of the meeting. Summaries:
2:O7 pace. purse $1,o00-Delilah won,
Josephine second, Tom Murphy third.
Best time, 2:07.
Two year old trot-Donasham won.
Heine Snyder second. Best time 1923
2;20 matinee, pace-Lucy Coin won,
Bernie Wilkes second. Honest John
third. Best time. 2:20H.
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ALL GLIDDEN CARS IN

MINNEAPOLIS, July let was not
until late in the afternoon that every
the trip from La Crosse. Wis, at Z
a. m. today had been accounted for
Charles J. Glidden arrived in Premier
No. SO at 2:30. At 4:30 o'clock two
thirds of the cars had arrived in the
city and had been checked off by
Chairman Hover.
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o,RRIEN To FIGHT FLINN

DENVER, July 16.-Philadelphia Jack
O'Brien and Jim Flynn of Pueblo will
fight 10 rounds In the Auditorium in
this city on July %. according to an
nouncement made today A permit has
been issued for the bout and 1t Is
stated that the principals have already
agreed privately to terms. Under the
state laws the match can only be an
exhibition and no decision can be given.
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MUST play AUsTRALIA

NEW YORK, July ia cable mes
sage from George r. Newburn, secre-
tary of the English lawn tennis asso-
citation, states that letter has been
which casts doubts upon this country
sending a team to Australia. The cable
indicated that unless the chosen Amer
lean team consented to make the voy-
age to Australia if 1t won from Eng
land the English and American pre-
liminarieS would be cancelled.
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National League

NEW YORK, July 15.-New York de-
feated Cincinnati today in the fast
time of l hour and 20 minutes. Score:
r. H. e.
New \ ork .:....-.....
Batteries-Rowan and Mclean; Mat
thewson and Schlei. Umpires-John-
stone and Rigler.
BOSTON, July 16.-Chicago made It
FIVE straight by winning from Boston
today. Score: r. H. E.
Chicago
Boston ............
Batteries-Kroh and Archer: Fergu-
son and Graham. Umpires-Kane and
Klein.
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MIKE noNLIN MILLING

CHICAGO, July 16.-Mike Donlin.
former captain of the New York Ma
tional league club, declared his will
lingness yesterday to resume his place
on the team IL his terms are met He
was in Chicago with his wife. They
are going to. New Jersey for an outing.
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Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not be inserted. They must be handed IN nj
either OF the publication offices and be Endorsed
with The name and residence Of persons author
ized 70 have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply 10 the announcement Of the event
are published once IN this column free OF charge.
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BIRTHS

McDOUGALD-In this city. July IA. 1909. 20
the wife Of A. d. MeDougald. son.
RUBEN-In this city. July &C. 1909. TO the
wife Of Paul r. Ruben. daughter.
Waffle this city. July TO- 1903, 10 the wife
q Harry ID. Waite, son.
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HARVARD PAIR DEFEATED

NEW York, July It'll H Hackett
and r. d. Little. the former tennis In
ternationalists, won the final today of
the doubles at the Seabright. n. j.,
tournament. They defeated the Harvard
pair, y. w. Miles and Arthur S. Dab
ney Jr., 6--2, 6-3, 6-3.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17

Do you need cook, maid, sewing
girl or chamber maid? Put a little
want ad in The Call under Female
Helm Wanted.
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Take the Family for a Sunday Outing
On the ocean Shore Railway-plenty of
TOundtrip trains and miles of sandy
beaches. Time table page Il.
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MARRIAGES

this city. July II.
1900. by Rev. =. p bennett. Raymond j.
Jansen and Emily A. Brantley, both Of San
Franclsco.
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Andersen. Mary. 81 HART Mrs Z. E.. So
A~Aza- seaann-..... 80. HUI. Abram- Is
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sEALE nELp wANrEp

MALE HELP WANTED
ANDRES, 1044 Larkin Stock, baker and
dish washer. Si40; German bar tender. $50;
pantryman. $40: store keeper. $40; assistant
baker, 500; dairyn1an, $40; cook and helper'
$50; dish washer. S40s45; short order cook.
$40 week; assistant cook. $40; bed makers.
$3.50: kitchen hands. SOS, $40. e35: Denis
Murphy, report. Oakland office. 957 franklin
BOY about is for general work in wholesale
house. P. o. box 38T city.
BUTLER for private family, short distance ont
Of town. $50 Call at MISS PLUNKETT'S,
1895 Suffer ST. cor. Webster.
HAVE hne opening for young man who is
DESTROYS OF Advancement; amount required
$1oO. Call GLOBE REALTY CO.. 211 Pacific
bldg or $50 Broadway, Oakland
MEN with small feet to buy high grade second
hand shoes cheap. 1Oa Sd At
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17

BOY about IS for general work in wholessl
house. ?. 0. box aaT. city
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SHIP-TODAY,
MENDOCINO CO.,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
10 swampers. for the woods. free fare.
10 lah0rers. no experience required, mills.
yards and shipping department $50 and found
FREE FARE-SIiP TODAY.
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MEETINGs-LOdxe.

PACIFIC lodge No. $50, T. o. O. ,sSssssss..
members please assemble at So sSkSEs
1881 California st. SUNDAY. July
IL, at p. M. to attend the SS7SfS<~
funeral of our late brother HENRY q cor.
DON, r G.. A. L. BURGAN, Noble Grand
.. ]. THELEN. Recording Secretnrr
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Gardley & Ball
PIG Main ST,

FOR SALE-2 years agO property sold or
Sd South between Main and State for 500
4 front foot Today that same property
IS worth 81 s00 d front foot Why don't
YOU get in on SONS Of our offerings2
We have a very good bug on % south
between Main and State for SLIGO a front
foot.
ss4 East lst South is an S-room pressed
brick and a well built house. modern I'm
every way street paving paid; large bill
lard room; everything complete Tor
strictly modern homes $500.
6-room bungalow on north bench; mod
ern in all WAYS, not air heat rooms
can be finished upstairs; Hisxll5 feet; al
ley in rear $50
Six large rooms. bungalow, on the
east bench. near university, 3K10 rods Of
ground. the house is Of modern type such
as pancled ceilings and hot air heat the
owner very anxious to sell, 2fJ0, terms.
$3.50 for Groom brick on 4th ave.
south 'front.' the house was built years
ago and IS modern; 4ixlB feet, with alley
in rear; sie1 cash.
7-roon modern brick on SJh East fac
ing west: large lot; near Liberty park
So 900
broom frame near Waudamere. , blocks
off car line. 45xf75 feet, owner must sell
on account Of sickness 81. 100 $3.50 cash.
balance TO suit.
If YOU have property 10 sell list st with
u.s. We want vacant property southeast.
We write fire insurance.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
We DON'T

Try to sell things we don't believe il.
We believe in these:
i-,eV-A pretty little bungalow Of three
rooms including living room, new
and modern, east bench. near uni
versity.
2, 60O-6-room two-sfory frame. modern
and connected with sewer. East
side. half a block OF paved street
SSeoo-Modern 5-roOm brick cottage, nice
lot, south front, ~ blocks north
west Of Temple
- 1S0-New Groom modern concrete home
on the northeast bench
- ,op9-f-room modern tw0-story frame
with hot water heat, south front
nice lot. Second ave
=. Jc0-6-rooHl modern and up-tO-date bun
galoW on the east bench.
3. eol-4-room two-story modern brick with
barn, lot 2i2xT rods to alley, First
avenue. y fine nome.
=. Classroom two-stOry modern white
pressed brick close in on the north
bench. One Of the best homes OF
the bsnch.
50xi30 feet on 9th East near liza
So. Corner, $50.
J0x120 feet to alley. just east Of g.h
East. between eth and hth south
500
LtzxI0 RODS. University street east
bench. near Cd South. 500.
74xi40 feet. east bench, corner rae
ing west and south. s2,I5e.
acres near Murray with 4-rooH
hrick house. stable. shade trees
water rights. natural springs. AT
ideal place for gardening and pout
Try. S2,SO0
20-scrs farm, i acres in choice
fruits and acres III iucsrne- ID
miles east of city, S-zJ0
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NOrden1
Realty co.
I06 L. ID South.
FOR SALE
$4,000 for
S4 500

Eleven acres, close ID on southeast
bench. all fenced. good house. with fun
basement. splendid well, pump house aud
windmill. water in the house; strictly up
to-date poultry house built to acccfnmO-
date 400 layers, over 20 young fruit trees
colony houses. two large incubators, SIX
breeders. bone cutter clover cutter, shell
and grit mill. two hundred Rhode Island
Red hens and pullets good COW. horse.
StudebakeT surrey. two sets harness, farm
wagon all kinds garden tools. lot of feed
in fact. everything necessary TO first
class place. The view from this location
is the finest in the valley The owner
laid out this farm and built everything
for d permanent home, but for good red-
sons is now compelled to sell. The place
is particularly adapted for a poultry
farm on account Of the lay OF the land
and general conditions The place, COM
plete as above. represents an invest
msnt of &S0. but IN order to make
quick sale. which is imperative under
BE circumstances. owner offers the en-
tire proposition complete for $3.50; half
cash. balance at s per cent. This IS no
ordinary offer. and it will pay you TO
investigate Immediately. Call at room
6i9 Scott building. l6S Main street Tor
particulars