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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN

BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN
FORCED TO SELL IMMEDIATELY
S12 5o0-Reduced from s14 900; 2020 Fell ST.,
north side, facing panhandle at Cole; beautI-
full new 6, and fats with garage:
large bay windows front and rear; veneered
pine finish. yestibule paneled with finest Ital-
Ian and st. Anne marble; every~room sunny
ed at S1.740 per year. See 1t today Won't
last many days.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25

SALARY loans-Lades and gentlemen without
security notes and commercial paper bought.
3l3 Merchants Ex. bldg; phone Douglas I'LL.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25

The following properties. consisting Of es-
tates foreclosures and miscellaneous prop
critics. will be offered
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

PROPOSALS AND BIDS
SEALED BIDS will be received at the office of
the secretary of the Regents. University Of
California, Berkeley. on or before e:30 a. m.
Thursday December 2 1909 for % an addi-
tion to the fertilizer control laboratory, (2)
walks and roads near California. hall. and l3)
q, as per plans and specifications on file at
by certified check or bond In favor of the
undersigned equal 10 10 per cent OF the bid TO
assure execution of contract by successful bid
der. The right to reject any or all bids is re-
served.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA.
BIDS TO FURNISH BAND INSTRUMENTS
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Trnsfses Of the Town of NilI valley. as a com
mittee of the whole. Up to Tuesday. November o.
1909. o'clock ?; M; for the furnishing and
with some nineteen t19) selected musical instru-
ments The committee and board reserve the
right TO reject any all bids.
Dated Mil Valley, Cal, October %. 1909.
s. II. ROBERTS,
Clerk Board Of Trustees: Town Of YIN valley: Cal;
CITY REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION
AT AUCTION
AT AUCTION
SPECIAL SALE
The following properties. consisting Of es-
tates. foreclosures and miscellaneous prop
critics, will be offered
AT AUCTION
AT OUR sALEsRooMs. 12s sUTTER STREET,
MONDAY. NOV. 20. 1909, II, NOON
BE SURE To ATTEND THIS SALE
WILLIAMS & sURRYHNE. d2s SUFFER- ST.
TO CLOSE THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM
SUBJECT TO GoSfTRSn1 eoSFTRMaT1oN OF THE
PROBATE COURT
Lot of land situate in the westerly line Of
I'd ST., 100 IT. north of Townsend, 50x90 TT.
SAME ESTATE
Lot situate In the northerly line Of Mission
ST., % TT. west from Mint av., 25x90 IT.
TO CLOSE THE ESTATE OF IDA THOMPSON
NONRESIDENT HEIRS
s35 octavia ST. between McAllister ST and
Golden Gate av., apartment house, II apts.; !;
rents $500 per mo-; lot 50x1o0 TT; mortgage
ST., 600.
97:6; frontages-
100 Belvedere st.-2 story modern residence.
rms and bath: lot 25x100 IT.
lS5O-52 Waller st.-Northwest corner Belve-
dere, business corner, fats, 5-6 rms. and
S7i2 Clay ST. near Spruce-Substantia resi-
dence rms. and bath; lot 25x100 IT.; very
desirable location.
rms. and bath; high basement; lot 25x13I;6 IT.;
mortgage $4,000.
1862 OFarrell ST near SteIner-2 story bay
window residence, rms. and bath: lot 22:6x
S7:6 IT.
i4s1 Post st. near octavia-2 story residence.
rms. and bath; lot 21:6xl10 it,
Lot situate in the southerly line Of Haight
street, 1896 IT. easterly from Devisadero, 5sx
1875 # A particularly choice lot
For further particulars of properties 10 be
offered at this sale get catalogue at our office.
WILLIAMS & sURRYHNE. 12s SUFFER- ST.
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WEAKLEY g ROSENSTIHL
2113 First Avenue.

FOR RENT APRIL 1-NORTHSIDE.
rooms. 2-story, modern, 1905 7th avenue.
rooms, 2-story, modern, 531 sd street
rooms, 2-story, modern, rs ed street
16 rooms, 2-story, modern, 1905 Sd.
rooms, cottage, modern, 41S Sth avenue.
rooms, cottage, modern, 1921 18th street.
rooms, cottage, modern, 1904 9Th avenue
6 rooms, cottage, 1907 Park avenue.
rooms, cottage, 10lS 21st street
rooms, cottage, modern, 1903 18th street
FOR RENT-SOUTHSIDE.
rooms, 2-story, modern, 1905 Central ave-
rooms, 2-story, modern, 1901 18th street
rooms, 2-story, 2518 Avenue E.
rooms, cottage modern, 100 Florida st.
rooms, cottage, modern, ST. 25th street.
rooms, cottage, modern. $50 18th street
: rooms, 2-story, modern, 900 2st street.
2 rooms. 2-story, 140S 10th avenue
J. II. HEINEkE r. e. & !. A. co.
Phones A. IA N. list st.
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FOR RENT.

SOOIBSlDh.
1919 18th avenue, rooms, $3.50.
1900 Avenue l. rooms, S35.
Sl4 18th street, rooms, SIS.
800 18th street, 8 rooms, $50.
1905 18th avenue, rooms, $50
1417 10th avenue, rooms, modern, $40.
21OS Avenue T.. rooms, modern, $32. 80.
60 18th street. S1S.
1911 14th avenue, rooms, $40.
GIG 22d street, SIS.
1902 10th avenue, $25.
700 9th street. $50
NORTHSIDE.
sos 2Sth street. SIS.
1920 9Th avenue, rooms, $50.
1923 5th avenue, rooms, $50
1903 18th avenue, s rooms, $50.
1925 9Th avenue, rooms, $50.
1911 I'D street, rooms, SIS.
2012 Sth avenue, s rooms, $40
400 10th street, 800
1126 oath street. rooms, $50.
WEST END.
215 Elyton street. rooms, $40.
629 Princeton avenue, rooms, so.
723 Tuscaloosa avenue, s rooms, $50.
800 Tuscaloosa avenue, rooms. furnished,
1856.
lilo Gotten avenue, rooms, SIG.
S22 LIST avenue, $21 90.
$50 Tuscaloosa avenue, II rooms, $50
College and Princeton ave-, 10 rooms, $40
S21 Tuscaloosa avenue, 6 rooms, $25.
IA Grady street rooms, SO
THOMPSON & BOOTH.
2113 First Avenue.
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Look at this poor fellow calculating how
many thousands of dollars he has thrown
away in paying rent. You can see from
his expression that he realizes that he
has paid enough rent to buy several
houses Profit by his mistake and come
TO see US.
FOR sAI.E-On South Highlands. near
Rhodes Circle beautiful modern homes
now nearing completion. Please give
us an opportunity to show you what we
have.
FOR SALE-$5500; new eight-room, fur
nace-heated home, in the best section of
North Highlands; beautiful floors; large
basement; alley corner Lot; all street
improvements front and back stairway;
four bedrooms and bath; terms can be
arranged; this will be attractive for
railroad OFFICIALS or others who desire to
be reasonably near the city; never been
occupied; possession April l.
FOR SALE-ss15O IS feet front inside of
Hanover Circle; this price includes
paved boulevard and all other street i'm
provements; this is rare opportunity
to secure a choice lot In the most fash
ionable district.
FOR SALE-$S25O; beautiful lot 50x160 feet
with all street improvements three
blocks east of Five Points. This is the
choicest lot at the price on the South
Highlands east of 10Th street, and is at
tractive in every particular. If you can
find another lot on the South High
lands east of goth street to compare
with this lot al the same price we have
nothing else to say. This lot will be sold
quickly. If you want it, do not lose any
time.
FOR SALES 25O0; lot 50x1S0 feet on South
Highlands east of 10th street. All
street improvements one-quarter cash,
balance at 6 per cent; we can recon-
mend this highly.
FOR SALE-On the South Highlands east
of goth street, several beautiful lots
upon which we can finance homes for
desirable parties. See us at once for
choice lots east of Goth street, on South
Highlands, in the fashionable district.
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R. WO0LLEY'S SANITARIUM
OPIUM and WHISKY 8; e

severe suffering. Comfort of patients CAREFUL
like, pleasant sanitarium-n prison. Z
from any harmful results. Our thirty years
diseases are durable. Patients also treated at
of particulars free. address DIR NJ Wool
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SOUTHERN NAVY
YARDS CLOSED

Washington, March BY direction of
the President. and in accordance with the
recommendations of the general board Of
the navy, Secretary Newberry today gave
orders for the closing of the navy yards
at Pensacola and New Orleans.
Little or no work, it is said, is now done
at those yards, and their longer contin-
uance in operation is regarded as unnec-
essary. The property at the yards will
be put in charge OF marines.
Forty persons were employed at the
Pensacola yard and less number at
New Orleans.
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WANTED-Cfgar salesman in your To-
ca1fty TO represent us; experience un-
necessary; $40 per month and expenses.
Write for particulars Monarch Cigar
Co.. st. Louis, Mo. asst
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

stitute, Dept. 100, Rochester N. Y.
: 9-4-7-10-f3-1 4-17-20-21-24-H-B-3 49,
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RATBS-ORe cent q word n day. ne ad.
taken for less than 20 cents for frst
Insertion. Cash must accompany every
a-9sr-
FOR RENT.
TALK WITH ALAN JEMIsoN.
a27 THIRD AVENUE SIT
s-sEWALL-BAINs, Eli SD AVE
NUE.. BELL PHONE 1902. 2-R-4st
FOR RENT-Neat. 7-room cottage. 1119
South 14th street, $50 a month; imme-
date possession. Bailey IL Howard, 221
n 21st street 1-27-tf
FOR RENT-Two broom, modern apart
ments. 1109 and 1107 S. 18th St, SS5 R.
T. Oliver, with Gibson Realty Co.. 216
n. ast St 2-s-tf
FOR RENT-s6O: office space 25x6O feet
on second floor of building 2120 1st ave-
nue.. Entire building to be handsomely
remode1ed. Possession about April 10.
Steam heat and janitor service. Plenty
of light and ventilation. Weakley
Rosenstihl. 2113 1st avenue 2-27-7t
FOR RENT-Why pay $40 or $50 rent for
a crowded city house when you can get
FIVE acres on car line, 20 minutes out,
rooms. bath, city water, garden.
chicken runs, orchard, etc. Great for the
children. Hill Ferguson, Bell 2460
S-2-St
FOR RENT-Two beautiful new S-room,
furnace heated homes. edge of Norwood;
elevated and healthy; walking distance
of city; hardwood floors; handsome
paper and light fixtures; call bells;
speaking tubes. etc, and only $40 and
S45 per month r. Mcconnell & Co, 2107
Third avenue s-3-2t
FOR RENT-Eight new apartments 24th
street and 18th avenue, north; will be
ready April / and will be modern in
every way. R. Mcconnell & Co.. 2107
Third avenue. 3-s-2t
FURNISHED house for rent, corner 18th
avenue and nth street, south, April l.
s rooms, furnace and modern. W. B.
Leedy & Co. s-S-7t
FOR RENT-New broom house 2Is
blocks from Ensley Highlands; all con-
veniences. Apply to Walker Ward, at
T. c. I. time office. S-4St
FOR RENT-Neat. modern cottage; cleo
trio lights, bath, cabinet mantels. zoos
Eth avenue, north, $50. owner, 2O5 Hood
Bldg. 8-4-3t
FOR RENT-Cottage 4 rooms, reception
hall, electric lights, sink, closets: King
ston station, Gate City car. Call Mr..
Long, Bell phone 1062, Woodlawn ex-
change. S12 per month.
ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-In private family, suite Of
furnished rooms with dressing room.
Lights and fires furnished. References
exchanged. Call Peoples phone 1857.
2-27-7t
FURNISHED rooms; 2217 9Th avenue
north. 2-2S-7t
FURNISHED steam heated rooms for
rent. 1910 5th avenue. 3-2-7t
CLEAN, nicely furnished room; modern
conveniences. 5O7 N 22d St
3-4-3t-t TIL fri-sun
ELEGANT furnished front rooms for
rent. COZ N. Goth street. Bell phone
2542 3-3-5t
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-one cent a word "A day. no ad.
taken for less than rs cents for arst
insertion. Cash must accompany every
order.
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to lend on improved real estate,
city or suburbs sums to suit borrowers
one, two or three years, 8 per cent in
terest; no delay. Attorney, room 9O5,
Jefferson County Savings Bank Bldg
Bell phone 2701. Peoples 292. 2-2S-at
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MONEY to loan on first mortgage on
real estate. j. B. Cobbs Real Estate
and Insurance Co. 209-10 Hood Bldg.
2-q-1-mn
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WA NTED-Competent and experienced
general bookkeeper by large mercantile
house. Address, stating qualifications
and giving references, P. o. Box 1888,
city 3-2-3t- tu- thu-sat
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HELP WANTED.
MONEY TO LEND.

REAL estate loans TO suit you In amount.
terms and interest; can pay back month
ly or yearly; will take second mort
gage. The City Loan and Banking Co..
LOG North 2lsl street. Bell phone 24O.
1O-1e-ff
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WA NTED-Organizers for the Southern
United Metropolitan Society; business
contract; life time connection; full pro-
lection disability, natural death bene-
fits paid. 1908 Griffin, Selma, Ala.
3-4-4t
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WANTED-Situation by young girl STEM
ographer and bookkeeper; has expert
ence. VIII take position as stenographer
! or bookkeeper, or both together. Sal
airy expected, IS each week for first
I two weeks and then a moderate raise.
Address Birmingham, Ala, r. #. D.
No 6, Box 1873, or call Bell phone 1852,
North Birmingham. SAT-
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WANTED-Position as housekeeper in
small family or for widower, by widow
with child 8 years old. Must have en-
ployment at once. Address 20OS15 Sec
ond avenue. 5-4-N
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FOR SALE.
$2650-A nice 5-room cottage at West End
with all modern conveniences; small
cash payments, balance in small month
ly payments
S295o-Nice new cottage. six rooms, at
Fairview; nice neighborhood, modern
improvements; $3.50 cash, balance month
" payments of SIS.
$4OOo-New 7-room home, lot 5ox14o; mod
ern; Fountain Heights; $500 cash, bal
ance terms
S7750-Elegant home at Norwood, furnace
heated and elegantly finished
$S250-Nine rooms, just finished with all
modern improvements. 5ox1so, Highland
avenue.
$S5OO-Elegant home, rooms, all modern
improvements, Waucoma street, South
Highlands.
s11, 0Oo--12 rooms, Highland avenue, look
200 feet
We have some valuable business prop
erty for sale. List your property with
us.
J. B. Cobbs Real Estate & In
surance Go.
Bell Phone 2254. 209-210 Hood Bldg.
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WANTED-Position by young married
man of sober, steady habits; good refer
ences; have worked in city; must have
work; salary no object. Address K-65,
care Age-Herald.
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WANTED-By experienced young lady
stenographer, general office or clerical
work A. Allen, 2217 9Th avenue, north
SAT-
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RATES-ORe cent = word a dayJ ne ad.
taken for less than 20 cents for arzt
insertion. Cash must accompany every
arsrH
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Rooms-WANTED-Board.

WANTED-Refined couple to board in
private family. 2109 18th ave, s.
2-2s-7t
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WANTED Situation by young man Is
years of age; have had some expe-
rience as electrician and plumbers help
err: can also run automobile; good ref
erences; will take anything honorable.
Address G-65, care Ags-Herald.
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RATEs-oae cent a word day. no ad.
taken for less than 20 cents for hFst
Insertion. Cash must accompany every
order.
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HAII,s SAFES.

TIMBER LANDS-Win exchange for de-
sirable improved city property timber
rights on 2S0O acres L. L. pine, with
10 years to remove. will cut to M
feet per acre, on Southern Railway, in
Chiffon county, Alabama. Price $4,000
For sale-54OO acres L. L. pine, cut 20
million feet, 50 per acre, fee simple,
land worth S. per acre after timber
is removed; on Southern Railway, Chill
ton county, Alabama. Terms to suit
0. H. Parker g. Co., Admission, Ala.
3-3-5t
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WANTED-A combination bookkeeper
and stenographer for permanent work
n the country; references necessary.
r. c. Cheney Chepultepec, Ala
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FOR SALE-Sawmflls. sawmills. saw
mills We are manufacturing a sawmill
which is pronounced by those TO whom
we have sold the finest on the market
AS manufacturers we are prepared to
make the very lowest prices. We carry
in stock Atlas engines and boilers, Per-
kins shingle machinery, edgers, trim
mers, saws, general mill equipment
Allow us to figure with you. George
e. Lum Machine and Supply Co., Biz
mingham, Ala 1-Sl-su-tu-th-O
FOR SALE-Wholesale and retail liquor
business in st. Louis, Mo-; first-class
trade, city and country; store building
included; wants to retire. Address
Oscar r. WHITE, TO N. 4th street. st.
Louis, Mo 2-H-6t-su-tu-thu
FOR sALE-Beautiful $3.50 high-grade
piano; as good as new; must sell; no
reasonable offer refused. Call 2018 Fifth
avenue from 1870 a. m. to II m.
FOR SALE-In Woodlawn, good groom
cottage all modern improvements, one
block of car; very fine location; very
cheap and very easy terms. That suit
you? Address E-65, care Age-Herald
FOR sALE-SSOO nice building lot in East
Lake Highlands on car line; easy terms.
Address ]. F. H., p. o. Box 175, Tus-
! caloosa. Ala 3-4-4t-th- fr- su -tu
FOR sALE-Thirty-s acres of land adj
Joining DR.. Berrys subdivision on
Shades Mountain; property plated and
sub-divided; macadamized public road
through property; right of way for
street car line through property; cut
and work on grading in progress. Par
ties interested in subdivision PROPOSE
ton should see this property. Grant &
Poe Real Estate Co., 2131 Sd ave. 676
Peoples phone 3-43t-th-sa-su
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FOR RENT.

TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON-
2127 THIRD AVENUE. s-e-t
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE.
Ga acres, North birmingham, about 300
feet front on railroad, suitable for a
small factory site or subdivision; can
make terms if desired; it will make As
small lots easily.
40 acres 91s miles south of the city in
original timber $780, Surface right
only.
L. G. PETTYJOHN.
Phones 1101 and 465. 1851 Sd Ave.
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FOR SALE-$SO0, nice building lot in East
Lake Highlands on car line; easy terms.
Address j. F. H., p. o. Box ats, Tus-
, caloosa, Ala 3-4-4t-th- fr-stl-tu
Evening journal., 1909-09-28
BOYS LFACUE
TO PLAY eff tt
0T..enta. And LaniI III Teams
TO Meet en- aturday
Afternoon

Managers OF the clubs and officers OF
the Boys City Baseball League last
night arranged TO close the season and
break the tic for first place between the
{ riental Young American and Landlitn
leans. In the drawing it was decided
that Oriental play Landlith first. and
that Young American play the winner.
The first game Will begin at the Els-
mere grounds Of the y. NJ q. a. SAT-
urday afternoon at l.S0 o'clock. and the
other game will be played imme liatelv
after this one. Two special umpires VIII
oo chosen for the gumes
AS there was a rul ng Of the league
TO the effect that no team play boys
over sixteen years old. IL was decided
10 have each OF the three teams deposit
the names of their players for contest.
One player on the Oriental team was
contested and will not be allowed 10
play.
The winner Of the pennant of the
eagUe is TO play on Saturday. October
o, the Park Edge Juniors. Of Philadel-
phia, which has defeated the champ ons
OF all OF the Philadelphia junior Leagues
This game will probably be played az
either the South Side or Riverview
Grounds.
General Manager Cool. Of the Bijou
Circuit Company, lessee Of the Grand
opera House sent word TO the managers
OF the iearue az the NEE ing last nj ht
that he desired he IN e. teens. as well
as the of6cials and re er-es. TO lie his
guests at tile Operc House on Friday
nlrht
Evening journal., 1909-09-28
MORE RACES ON
DOVEN'S IRA X
Gony Emit eS fer he Matinee
TO b h Id On 5 .uF.
Gay
Special to rHE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to rHE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. Sept % ID -lawa-e's nm
est and fastest hoses w.i be err a.an
for a matinee at Natal 40 ro s STA @
Road DIR wing park. known as ,he Kent
Driving Park next Saturday
Severa. races in ta.s county have .ately
been postponed on account of rain a.d Mr.
Moore has made ru e that a race an
nouncod for Saturday, f n.erfered with
by rain or sticky tracks, wi be deferred
until Monday and the no. ses VII all be
comfortably housed at ,he track in the
racing stah.es
For the races next Saturday the 10 low
ing horses are entered:
2s5 Class-Lord dc aware Dr. Derrick
son, Frederlca; He en- j. Jone. Wood
slde' General Pr nee, Menach. Wyoming
Daisy NJ, Moore, Dover.
30 Class-Dan, sapp. cheswo'd: Rot
Russell, Durham. Dover Rowdy Boy
Morgan, Cheswo'd Lou Ma *. q kson
FELTON,; Happy George Holiday Fe ton
2i5 Class-AIar on NJ. Pa ge Dover
Baby Russo ], Mo eoy. Dover; Con tan
clio, Ryan. smyrna; zymore, Sc tten
Dover.
200 C'ass-Mac, Star ng nyrna Fapps
BE ton, Griffith, Ice ton: So on Eel
ton, Jessie IT,. Scott, Cheswold
Free for-al Class-Raymon B.. Herring
ton, Felton; Ben Tyson, Mas ey, rover
Queen Marie, Ca non, Pa C av. Md
George A.. McDan el, Dove Be,ton b.
Daley, Marydel.
Evening journal., 1909-09-28

chem. THE Dutch period viii include
the First Vessel Built in Manhattan,
the Purchase Of Manhattan, Bowling
on Bowling Green and Dutch home
scenes. In the Colonial period are
cards showing Governor Dongan, the
Trial Of Peter Zenger. Colonial
Home, Marinus Wlllets Exploit, De-
suuction Of the Statue of George III,
the Capture OF Andre. etc. The Mod
ern Period Is well represented with
cards illustrative OF scenes and Incl
dents ia our national life Each pc
riod also has an emblamatic card.
There arc also cards symbolic of Art,
Music and Literature. such as I.ohen-
grim William Tell. Father Rhine, HUI
NOR. Origin Of Music, Europa, Arion
and Germania.
Besides the cards, there is n SOU
venir of the Historical Pageant, Off
cial Programs and a Booklet of the
Carnival Parade. These like the
cards. will be classed as official pub
lications OF the Commission.
Evening journal., 1909-09-28

THE greatest individual feat ever per-
formed I'm baseba was the p az by VIII ch
1sui ronee. now retired saved q same Tor
on capo and 500 for himself In Washing
ton in 1885.
Ianec had missed train in Boston
two days before. IA ed to reach New YORK
In time to play there and Anson had hned
him 500.
-rbereupon he missed "a train to Wash
ip,ton. arr we'd on the grounds after the
teams had pract.ced and just In time TO
nlav and for that Anson fined him an
other 500. The game tia afternoon went
II innings. Chicago scoring oae un in the
eventh.
There were two men out and runner
ON the ha es when KIP Sc BACH tle1 one
Of tie hardest h tiers in he ou ness
s,,ote he ball a terrific bow am sent Il
nvirs over Lanse's head toward te CEN
ter aeld fence.
The hit seemed q sure 10 fun nut
Lame. man We gh ne Is p ds tn ned
ana without COX ng spri te eratey
straight out toward the lence rae n W IN
~ ne taL att e IA Instant, as the
hal wa going owe. bis cad :. ng cap
ed stuck up both hands. IN d omer-
sault and era he'd against the .enee.
The boards SD int red. ne ntre ane'
crashed outward. ana out O. the W eckase
craw.ed LANCE ho.d ng the ball h
hand. and the crowd went mad. lange
came nmping in. with the crowd standing
on seats shouting. and he to Anson'
Fines go. CapT' Nope. sa d An on. and
the catch had saved the ie'd,r SEQ
There IL one more nteres ing inc dent
that stands unique. and it is a pay by
which Jimmy Slag'e STAYED on disa ter 70
the Chicago team in 2o-inning battle be-
tween ch cago and Phi adelpEia. which
Reulbach anaily won. 70 1. In the eish-
teenth inning OF that struggle. with run
ner on first base. Sherwood Magee drove
a hard line hit 20 left center.
slagie had Just showed his hand inic