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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
1.-THE KERRY COW" TONIGHT

An ability to llnger here below thirty
years is considered evidence that a
man VIII last thirty more providing he
is in good shape and sound OF mind
and limb a. the end of his third de.
cajc. 1t is much the same with a
play The Kerry Cow" has stood the
test Of much more than quarter OF
century's existence, and stlll Its sweet
ness and naive innocence remains, and
It's sentiment is as spirited and hearty
as on the day or night this little Irish
play was Graded by Joseph Murphy,
who has mothered, or rather. fathered
il.
Kerry Cow, which is celtic for VII
lase blacksmith is so we'll known
that IT is needless to repeat 1t here.
Cunningham has the necessary
physique. ana the presence, spirit. and
temperament, To make-a great success
in the land OF these sentimental Irish
plays. He throws himself into the
role of Dan O'Hara with q lustincss
and sincerity that convlnces in even
the most ilowry and metaphorical of
his speeches that he means II. every
word
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

Mr.. Cunningham Will be supported
by an excellent company. and the
scenic production Will be complete in
every detail.
A new day has dawned, OF probably
1t would be more accurate to say that
a new night is glimmerlng for Arthur
Cunningham. hut day or night. II is all
the same. Arthur Cunningham has
discovered himself When his voice,
and his vogue. and his good looks get
TO acting In unison doing perfect team
work-pShaw. there Isn't anything to
the play but Arthur Cunningham.
Cunningham is the new Irish actor
Chnuncey Alcott and the rest of them
will have TO stand back to make way
for the new dramatic star. He Is fun.
ny, and heroic and humorous and vivid
ly human, after his lovable Irish fash
ion. and can YOU beat that combina-
ton? AT the Grand tonight.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

ing of the New York Presbytery next
Monday. DR.. Furbay, who is a grad
uate of Princeton theological seminary
and besides has the degree of Doctor
OF Philosophy, ten years ago was the
pastor of the Oxford Presbyterian
church at Philadelphia at q salary of
$4,000 year. Then his wife died and
he sought dissipation to bring forget
fulness. He sank rapidly and on com
Ing to New York was arrested several
times for drunkenness. and served time
in various prisons for being a yagrant.
This. OF course. resulted In his dismis-
sal from the ministry but later he be-
came Interested In mission work and
preached In the streets, aiding the
derclicts in the city.
Such a change came over him that
he was appointed secretary OF the In
justrial Christian alliance in Bleeckcr
street, where his conscientious work
attracted such favorable attention that
it was decided that he would be val.
liable man again In the pulpit When
seen last night, he declined TO discuss
himself and appeared supremely hap
py and said simply, Il earnestly hope
10 repay the Presbyterian ministry"
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

~ oLLoWING the most modern ten
a dencies, the manufacturers Of vari-
y Gus food products in which tenzoatc
Of soda was used to preserve the quality
and taste OF the original mnterol have
now inaugursted n campaign along sclen-
tlhc lines. This proposes To teach the
eenenl public which pays oil bills ond
also eats the various food products In
question that bcnEoote CT soda Is not
only harmless. but that nature herself
has put II In many fruits and berries In
order To enable them 10 resist decay.
Thus 1t Is claimed that cranberricS are
enabled by nature 10 remain so long fresh
because they have a lnrgc quantity OF
benZoate OF soda In them. 1t IL even
stated TINT beOz0Otc OF soda In cranber-
ricS exists TO n larger percentage than
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
Preserving Manufactured Products.

what liz ortihclaliy mixed with preserved
fruit when put lD glass or tio.
The scientists who have been started
in this educational campaign are Just ns
well known. aud were educated In the
same institutions Of learning ms the chcn'-
lists hired by tho government In other
words, like alicDlsts In big murder
trioI. the two sets of expert witnesses
90 bcnEoste OF soda nrc furnishing the
Jury ube general public With proof and
counter-prOof 1rst that bcnzo5tc of soda
az used In manufacturing preserves.
pickles, etc, Is harmful while on tho
other hnud. the chemists of the mnnu-
featuring Industries are proving thar m.
turc itself puts bcnSoate Of soda In many
OF our most delicious fruits and vcGcta-
blcs In order To preserve them long
enough TO be cpicu.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
REMAINED AT POST, THOUGH
HE KNEW HE WAS DYING

New York. April 17.-Although he
Knew he was dying, James Herman,
a motorman on the Fourteenth street
cross. town surface line. remained at
his post until his car passed his
bridge house. then he staggered to
The porch and died. Herman was 3S
years old and had suffered from heart
trouble for some time. When he
started on mis- last run from the East
river yesterday afternoon he
tolG his conductor that he thought his
end was near, bur that he would re.
main at tie controller until he ar
rived at his room.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

the three contestants for a prize OF
$4,000 offered by the Royal Olympia
Society of Amsterdam. in 4 globe
walking contest that requires a call at
every country OF the world arrived
here today. Thomassin has been thIr
ty-four months out OF Calais, France.
end has completed his walking In Eur
ope, Asia and the Northern countries
or Africa
According to tho conditions of the
contest, he must walk $4,000 miles
within eight years.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
A ATIE PIT
TO ROB
BANK
Banker Is Shot and Thief
Escapes but Finally
Is Captured

San Francisco. April Thames NJ
Thompson. vice president of tho
Thompson Bridge company, on enter.
ing his office today with sack con-
tanning 5000. which he had just
drawn from the Bank OF California,
discovered his bookkeeper tied to
chair. On turning his head. Thomp,
son was confronted by two masked
mer, one OF whom Shot him through
the chest, lnflicting a serious wound.
Grabbing up the sack, the men made
dash for a buggy nearby which one
of the robbers with the money enter
cd while the other made his escape
The fleeing man was pursued by po-
licemen In an automobile, and was I'm
ally captured. During the shooting,
William Roseberg received stray bull
let. but was not seriously hurt
Thompson had obtained the money
for the purpose OF paying of his men
when he stepped into his Office. he
noticed Immediately that the furniture
was disarranged and his boOkkeeper
was seated in a chair to which he had
Ecsn secured, Thompson looked to-
ward the doorway, only to face two re-
N'N,io h'iu " " coupe VI uh'h "'"i
ing black masks. A shot was fired by
one OF the men which piorccd Thomp-
son through the right breast. He has
an even chance to recover
The chase of the robber proceeded
TO Market street In the heart of the
business district. The buggy cventu-
ally was stopped by Instructions plac-
cd in it's way by citizens. Here the
mar was captured and placed under
arrest He later was identified as
Francis Fl. German. who recently was
released from San Quentin. The mon
ey was found intact in his posses
sion,
Roseberg did not suffer serious in
jury.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
Samovar Economy.

Every Russian house. however hum.
BILE. has one or more constantly used
samoyars, or hot-w ater urES. and Con
sui Ragsdale. at st. Petersburg. In a
report, suggests that they might be in
troduced into the United States with
success. The Russian breakfast Is
tea and rolls. sometimes with butter
and Jam added.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
RE-ORDAINGO AS MINISTER
AFTER PERIOD OF TEN YEARS

New York, April 17-After having
been dismissed from the Presbyterian
ministry ten years ago for drunken
ness, the Rev. Dr. Harvey Graeme
Furbay will be re-ordalned at a meet
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
tiany Suicides from 4riooe

BY jumping over Dean bridge. Edin-
burgh. a man named Alexander Young,
of CoatbrIdge, has committed suicide
Since 1t was constructed over 200 per
sons have thrown themselves from
tnIs bridge.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
Ahead of the Game.

Byker-I attended a successful
sleight-of-hand performance last night
Pyker-So?
Hyker-Yes. lent the conjurer
counterfeit dollar and he gave Ice
back a good one.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

AROUND THE WORLD.
Seattle, April I'm Joseph Tho
massin French journalist and one of
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

ADDISON TO BE QUESTIONED
ABOUT NEW YORK MURDER
Los Angeles, April 17.-Benney Adel-
son. alias "Shecney Benny was bound
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
MASON-McDUFFIE COMPANY.
WHERE THE KEY ROUTE STOPS.
BERKELEY.
CLAREMONT REALTY COMPANY.
5000 ClaremOnt AY at Prince St.
ID Z ~


BERKELEY
Aug. c. MiIls-D. ]. Martenstein-F. G. Russ.
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS lrain or shine).
IAkE CLAREMONT KEY ROUTE.
A BEAUTIFUL CLAREM0NT BUNGALOW
s., ,000-Terms. 81. 900 cash. Balance $50 monthly.
very attractive home in a locality that
can not be beaten around the bay; few min
utes' walk TO Key Route station and street
cars; faces the south and is on a lot 4Ox120.
Large living room across front Of house;
pretty hreplaee; artistic fixtures and wood
work; polished floors; vestibule hall: large
porch, with east and south exposure; dining
room, with elinker brick fireplace: builf-in
kitchen. laundry. pantry and cooler closet: 2
good sized bedrooms. with bath and toilet be
tween and closets In each room. NO OTHER
home In this locality for such reasonable
price. Don't fail to investigate IL you desire
cozy little home Of rooms.
THE BEST HOME IN BERKELEY FOR
THE MONEY.
Just completed on lot which commands
both hill and marine view; situated within 2
minutes walk of Key Route station; cement
ed basement contains laundry. storeroom. fur
mace, Ruud water heater and fuel room First
floor, large living room. 16x26; beautiful fire
place, Deamed ceiling. windows toward south.
west and north; dining room, 14xl6. large
fireplace, beamed ceiling and paneled walls ::
den adjoining. ska, from which a view Of
all ClaremOnt and bay may be enjoyed; hard
wood floors in all these rooms: Kitchen with
latest conveniences and all to be desired. in
rear Of dining room and pantries; second floor
has large bedrooms. with fine closets in
each; beautiful bathroom. with hardwood
floor, medicine chest and triple mirror, toilet
separate; view porch IN front and sleeping
porch in on this foor; third or attic fioOr
has and porch in rear; size Of lot
45x114, 110x54, and 10 foot path fronting on
west side, giving more than the usual lot
exposure. On large, 81 foot. boulevard in
Claremont Park Surely rare chance. Don I
CLAREsIoNT PARK LoTs AT LOWEST PRICES
CLAREMONT REALTY COMPANY
Phone Berkeley 5Tg5.
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EASY TERMS,
$4,000.

So, 900. EASY TERMS.
1000 ACRES fine level land, suitable for stock
ranch, dairy. fruits, nuts or eucalyptus; ever
living stream flows through the property; pa
miles from large lake, from which the entire
property be irrigated; 800 acres have been
under cultivation; balance large oak and pine
timber land all fenced and cross fenced; i'm
provements consist of fine 10 house and
bath, 4 large barns. granary and blacksmith
shop and other outbuildings; improvements alone
cost S15.OO0 proposed electric line is parallel on
this property.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
BERkELpY REAL EsrArE-con.
MAsoN-McDUFFIE COMPANY
KEY ROUTE TERMINUS.
BERKELEY.

LOTS.
SI.16o-North Berkeley, only 5 blocks from
Berkeley station; a level lot. 4Oxl3J: by
far the cheapest thing in this location
tAsk for Mr. Henderson,
$l,3O0-66x100; less than $50 per foot; all street
work done; near carline; room for : bun
galows; the cheapest close in property IN
Berkeley; one-haIf lot for One-hat price
ASK for Mr.. YOung)
$l6OO-Just east of Piedmont av.: hne marine
view VIII foreground OF trees ana siarues. S
lot 5Sx100; terms if desired (Ask Tor
Mr.. Harden)
81, ,650-Beautiful view lot 50x11O; s100 cash
and balance in go monthly payments; no
interest and taxes till 1911: or owner
will give you the lot and $4,000 cash to
build your house for 81 $50 cash and the
balance in go equal monthly payments
Si,f9V-Ihe largest original lot left In Clare
mont, S4x211; unobstructed view near
hotel and near several fine new homes.
(Ask for Mr.. ROwell.l
81, ,I50-ClaremOnt park view: lot IS feet Of
frontage and over 200 feet in depth; near
house In course of construction to cost
over 5000; short walk to carline; terms,
one-fourth cash and balance spread over
two and half years ASK for Mr.
ss. .5Oo1corner lot in claremont park. s5x1sO.
tAsk for Mr.. Grotsehier.)
S0,1OO-A northwest corner. 67x140. on carline
and only block from university
grounds; almost level; near some Of Berke-
ley 5 finest homes; a beautiful site for a
nne residence. TASK for Mr.. MillerJ
HOUSES.
81 2'Ooo-Neat 4 room. high basement shinged
BUNGALOW; good location, Grove ST.
TASK FOR Mr.. Alen-)
$3,OO0-NEW ROOM BUNGALOW; $500 cash
and $50 per month; built by day labor;
best of plumbing; best of fixtures; owner
Will build to suit; 10 per cent down and
per cent per month. TASK for Mr..
Wan.l
So, ,150-SmaH cash payment $40 month; 2
story house. s good rooms. > fats; lot
33x13O; fine loca ton; east Of Grove; cen
tral- TASK for AIr. Allen-)
S5, 150-S500 CASH AND $3.50 PER MONTH.
This is cOzy, well built room house;
klinker brick fireplace; paneled dining
room; large closets; sunny rooms. lot 4Ox
l3O near carline; in good neighborhood
where people own their homes. ASK for
Mr.. Young.)
81, ,250-A brand and attractive bungalow Of
rooms; oak floors; artistic fixtures; best
of plumbing; good neighborhoOd; easy
terms. fAsk for Mr.. HOyt.)
Sc, 000-AN. INVESTMENT PAYING 1t PER
CENT; one O room and two room ia Is;
natural redwood huiSh shower bath. good
location Can you beat it as an invest
ment? (Ask for Mr.. MaeBride.)
81, ST,000-CLAREAONT; a room house just fin
ished; broad veranda and sleeping porch;
oak floors; commanding view: termi
nus of Key Route and carline and Real
Claremont hotel where the finest homes
in Berkeley are being built tAsk for Mr.
GrOtschier)
81, ,250-one of the most attractive of our s
room homes elegant location; choice
southeast section; can be had very
moderate terms. ASK for Mr.. Alen.)
MASON-MeDUFFIE COMPANY.
WHERE THE KEY ROUTE STOPS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
COUNTRY REAL EsrATE-contlnued
SNAp RARGAINS IN RANCHES

SNAP BARGAINS IN RANCHES
Sl,e00-At a sacrifice for absent owner
ranch, 100 acres; healthy location in the hills
1 mile from survey for electric railroad, 10
miles from st. Helena; with small house,
barn and 10 acres vineyard and orchard.
$2,250-Rancb Point Arena, 160 acres,
with good room house, barns and chicken
houses; II acres orchard and vineyard, 60 acres
under cultivation; fine spring water and 40 acres
valuable oak and redwood.
2,300-Excellent bargain; 40 acres, miles from
st. Helena; Is acres for grain acres vineyard
and orchard; house. rooms; barn and poultry
buildings; includes . horses, / COW, wagon,
buggy and all implements.
ROTHERMEL & CO., PAT Russ bldg.
81, ,25O-S.37 acres choice land near railroad;
small house, barn and other improvements;
fine location for poultry; will sell acres
with improvements for $1,650; easy terms
$900-Nearly 3 AL land near electric
road with small house; terms 500 cash,
balance in 8 years at 9 per cent
81. 500-A fine 35 acre farm and poultry ranch
with all buildings necessary; orchard,
wood, plenty of water; terms, half cash.
81, ,S50-5 acre poultry ranch; y acre orchard;
several large oak trees; house. barn, poul-
try buildings all new; close to electric
road; be had on terms of $500 cash,
balance long time.
BRAINERD. HOUX & DINWIDD1E.
Petaluma, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

ENCINAL SIAllON. ALAMEDA. NAL.
JUST A FEW OF OUR MANY GOOD BAR
GAINS
S3, 750-Nou don't get opportunity Ike TINS
very often: the biggest snap in Alameda
today must be sold in the next few days.
well built. 10 room home, open bathroom
rooms in basement. ) bedrooms upstairs,
located on the best street and in the best
section; bank viii loan 81. 900; $500 down
takes it. the balance Of $3.50 payable $50
(incIuding interestl monthly, lot 40Xl3S;
convenient 10 trains and electric cars.
S3, ,JOO-AlOdern > rooms; full basement with
servants room fine lot 41xlj0: Pacific
av.; must be sold very easy terms GIVE
Us AN OFFER
81. 250-A nice room house. Taylor av.; mort
gage OF $500 remain, A FINE BUY
81. .O00-A beautiful room home. modern and
up 10 date; hardwood floors, etc.; centrally
located.
S. .2JO-The most beautiful and modern bunga-
low home in town; sleeping porch. etc. I:
fine lot. 5Ox15O. terms.
81 ,OOO-A very desirable room home Santa
Clara av-; new, modern and up 70 datei
half cash.
WE HAVE OTHER NICE HOMES IN DIFF
FERENT PARTS OF ALAMEDA.
We have a few fne bargains in lots, from 5000
CONE AND INSPECT OUR BAY PARK
TRACT THAT WE ARE NOW PLATING: I:
NEAR ENCINAL STATION. CONVENIENT To
TRAINS AND ELECTRIC CARS. A FEW
CHOICE LOTS FACE THE BAY OF SAN FRAN
See our rent list. Automobile.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
NJ. 4.
FINE ORANGE LAND

So PER ACRE. $500 ACRES.
+ $500 ACRES beautiful foothill valley; only u
miles from railroad station; only few hours from
San Francisco; suitable for one of the finest cit
rus colonies in the state; vineyards, orchards
and alfalfa fields surround it; soil red loan,
peculiarly adapted citrus fruits.
No 209.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
NO. 3.
SlS PER ACRE
4 6OO ACRES.

SIS PER ACKE. 4,bUU ACRES.
1900 acres Of rich sediment soil, all fenced
and ready for the pillow; 200 acres in hay and
grain this year; 1900 acres checked for irriga-
tion; every acre be irrigated; includes
house, granary, barn, outhouses, 6000 gallon
tank and gasoline engine, > wagons, buggies,
1 combined harvester, all kinds of farming i'm
plements 20 head of horses, colts, cows
and 100 hogs; terms can be arranged.
No 30.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

CALIFORNIA land, 81 per acre cash payment,
balance purchase 90c per month per acre; close
San francisco; no taxes, no interest; acre
gated; perpetual water right: immediate pos
session: particulars, maps, photographs free.
STEVENSON COLONY, 14l4 Market St, s. E..
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
B. F. HERSHEY, 35S KEARNY St, S. f., CAL.
FARM OF 800 ACRES, MARIPoSA COUNTY

10 miles from s. P. r. r.; one of the old
est and best farms in the state; 12O acres
level and of the best sandy loan soil, cuti-
that win water 200 head of cattle the year
round; room house; large barn, big wagon
shed, gang plow, hay press; all Fenced, no
irrigation necessary; will grow alfalfa, par
ley, corn, wheat, grapes, apples, or anythlne
that be raised in California; famliy
orchard good climate; church, school and
postoffce near; price 1920; easy terms.
Write for full details.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE


IF, YOU are looking for snap in good
home come and see this room house
blocks from Berkeley station. on Francisco
built and in good repair; lot is 4sx1s5. For
comfort and convenience combined with ac-
Esue ffce can ony n s en terms IN all
$1.250 cash.
that you not equal in price If you buy
the lot and build the the he house Eight rooms,
of station and all car lines. Barn and
garage driveway house newly painted
rooms large and sunny, neighborhood the
best; $500.
Up in the hillside section where lots are
selling for 5000 and where bs6 1T the adjoining do
we have lot 52x120 with good old house.
full of comfort and convenience; modern
we are authorized to sell at $4,000 on
terms Of only $500 cash and balance easy.
house and sell the lot for more than that,
and meanwhile have good home.
Lot 4ox1s21z south front, street work done.
four blocks from where the new Key Route
station will be; $3.50: terms SITS cash and
bal. in two years. Two blocks from two
car lines.
We have a number of good country places
DE KAY & CO.
Dwight Way Station. 2505 shattuck av
i'hOHe ferk 1lJ.
"wE-sELL THE EARTH"
ELNwooD COURT
Street work being done only IL lots in
all; in order to close out this treet at once
prices have been put $500 per lot below
that of surrounding property. Terms IS
cash. balance l and years per cent.
These beautiful lots lie within a half
block of claremont avenue and close to
Russell street cars. Full information. maps.
prices, ETC., at this office.
JUsTER * BAIRD. 2lse Center st.
Phone Berk. 1547.
A BEAUTY-New room cottage; all raodern
eonyeniences; curly redwood. natural finish .
situated very close and convenient to stations
and car lines; one of the best buys offered this
year: price 5000; terms 500 cash. balance
SO monthly; interest only per cent WHATS $
THE USE OF PAYING RENT when you can
o. A.. RUDOLPH,
Cor. 6lst and Adeline, blocks south of Alcatraz
Station.
OPEN SUNDAYS.
s.. New. modern. :, room bungalow east OF
route local; terms. $500 cash. balance SO a
month. Open Sundays.
r. G. FESLER,
3055 Telegraph av., Berkeley, Cak
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

MENDoCINO COUNTY PICKUPS-1,000 acres
partly improved miles from railroad sta
ton Russian river and county road run
through ranch could be subdivided at a pront;
price $40 per acre; TERMS.
400 acres partly improved; i mile from
Ukiah; living stream and county road run
through ranch; price $15 per acre; TERMS.
3 acres; l mile from Ukiah; stocked and
furnished complete; PRICE CUT Sl,6oo;
TERMS.
IF You ARE LOOKING FOR HOME
TELL YOU ALL ABOUT THE co.
]. L. JOHNSON & CO., 625 MARKET ST.
ALFALFA. TO-, 20 and 40 acres; cheapest good
land in California; between Stockton and Oak
vale; level, sandy loan, irrigated from Stanis-
laus water bitches; SEQ acre: fourth down.
Here is a bargain: between Z and acres
wooded hill Marin county, mile BACK Polnt
station; new, cottage, furnished; barn,
wired yards, IL turkeys, dozen chickens DER
sey cow strong horse Studebaker farm wagon,
. seated buggy. plow, small tools; $3.50 cash.
F. X. GRoSSCUP, 81 Sd ST., rooms 2oo-2o6
PALERMO COUNTY PALERMO COUNTY
BUTTE COUNTY, CAL.
This ideal land is subdivided into small tracts
of 5-10-2040 acres; sold on easy terms; $50
to S125 an acre, with permanent water rights
ORANGES, OLIVES, FIGS, LEMONS,
PEACHES and other fruits can be grown with
big profits two railroads traverse the prop
erty; weekend excursions at reduced rates
We also have a large list OF INCOME
ORCHARDS paying big interest on investment
For full particulars call at office; litera-
ture mailed request.
BROWN WALKERS SIMMONS COMPANY.
615 Crocker building San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

ORANGE AND FRUIT ENTERPRISE
To a man with $1,000 cash, with brains and
courage, we will offer interest In a wood,
orange and fruit tract of large acreage; beau
tiful scenery; splendid climate; abundant wa
ter: near railroad. Price very low, which we
can show immense profits within years.
time; security absolute; no agents or commits
sions. Details TO principals only at 81,
Bacon bldg, Oakland
so ACRE Sonoma county ranch, close TO town;
35 acres full bearing fruits and resistant vine
yard; 100 walnut trees. bearing years: 15
acres bottom land, balance fine fruit and grain
land good, modern, 10 room house with bath; ;
beautifully located windmill and tank; unlm-
tied supply of purest water pped to house and
barn: surrey. buggy. implements and tools
complete horse. COW. harnesses: n. +. D.
and telephone; S14 900: take bay property
for part. Box 800, Call office, Oakland.