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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
EXPLORER To LECTURE
ON BIRDS AND ANIMALS
ii. o. Shields to Describe Fauna
of Rocky Mountains

G. o. Shields of New York. personal
friend of President Roosevelt. general
friend of birds and beasts. and we'll
known as an explorer. lecturer and
photographer of animal life. viii lee
ture on Wild Animals and SnOwslides
in the Rocky Mountains" tonight at
Red Mems hall. 240 Golden Gate ave-
nue.. under the direction of the Sierra
club and the California fish and game
commission.
The lecture will deal with conditions
OF animal life in the great northwest.
and will be illustrated by photographs
of nearly every bird and beast that
roamS the mountains, taken from life
in the native haunts Of the animals.
Shields is president of the League OF
American SpOrtsmen, founder and edi-
tor OF the magazine Recreation. and
proprietor OF Shields magazine. He
stands among the first of men inter-
ested in the preser ervatiOn of American
birds, animals and forests.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
AUCTION SALE OF BERKELEY
REAL ESTATE.
CIRCULAR MONTHLY SALE.)
LOTS LOTS! LOTS,

Taft av. east of College av., in woodlawn
Park south front; 40x106.
College av.. west side. 100 feet south of seth
ST. in Oaklawn Park; 46x123; other resi-
dence lots in same tract
Northwest corner Hearst and Acton St !;
35x100.
Southwest corner Broadway and Taft av.; 173
feet on Broadway by 200 feet Taft av.
can be subdvided into 3 good lots.
West side 9Th st. north of Gilman; go feet .
fronts and 100 feet deep; fine site for fac
tory. warehouse, or Will subdiyide into 10
residence lots.
INCOME PROPERTY.
Woolsey ST., north side east OF Telegraph:
One s room fiat, rented for .... S35 mo.
One room fiat rented for -. .$35 mo.
One room bungalow. rented for SI5 mo.
New: lot 52x100; Income ...... SIS mo.
Flats-Pair and rooms; southeast corner OF
Ellsworth and Haste; close in; rents S65
per month.
Pair fats; new; Harmon court. half block from
Telegraph and Alcatraz av. cars:
Lower, 5 rooms, rented -. 500. so mo.
Upper, rooms, rented d..... 500. so mo.
Income ....................$4 $45. 90 mo.
New room bungalow; Cherry ST., / block from
College av. and Claremont Key Route sta
ton; rented $50 per month"; lot 35xl00.
New 4 room bungalow, 1852 Allston way; very
attractive; modern In every respect; rented
for S25 per month; lot 35x10O.
our Office Saturday, January 30, at D. M Each
piece sold on easy terms, which win be made
known at sale.
BIRDsALL & CRAIG CO.,
21S5 Shattuck ay.
BERKELEY.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
CONVICT WILL BE HANGED

The supreme court yesterday affirmed
the decision OF the lower court in the
case Of the people Of the state of Cali
fornia against Charles Carson, one OF
the prisoners who took part in the
outbreak from Folsom prison on De-
cember %. 1904 Carson was re-
captured and tried under a new consti-
.tutiOnal amendment which provides
for death sentence for a life termer
who assaults a guard, and sentenced TO
hang. This is the second case growing
out or the outbreak. one Finlay having
OF the United States on writ of error.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29

dav bv worry over his physical in
capacity he can not muster the
strength or courage TO get In and
dig his way to the top
Give me man who IS kept DOWN
bv lack of energy, backwardness,
despondency, lost vitality or weak
ness of any kind, and / will make a
new man out OF him by filling his
nerves with the fire OF life-elec-
tricity.
that gets the good job. 1t is the
aggressive hustler that gets the
promotion when there is any pro-
motion. A man without energy has
no inclination to hustle. Don't go
around dragging one foot after the
other. Get some life in you. Build
up your courage and vim with
Electro -Vigor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29

The successful
man radiates en-
ergy and the very
atmosphere S u T
TO u n d | n & him
seems to be
charged with cleo
tricity. When he
starts out to do a
thing he has the
d e t Q T m j n alton,
backed up by ply
steal strength. to
see it through.
Many a man is
held down to some
little thankless
job, working like
a machine year in
and year out, with
no prospect OF
getting an in
crea Sc In pay, who
could just as well
be earning e a fat
salary IL he had
the strength and
vim to get up and
hustle.
The spirit OF
hustle comes from
sound, vigorous
health, and when
a man is tortured
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
FINE. STRIOTLY MODERN HOME.

FINE, STRICTLY MODERN HOME
Take notice that Saturday the Both day OF
January, 1909, at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, on
the premises, public auction of the land and
all improvements will take place, the premises
being in the city of Oakland, county of Alameda.
state of California, and described follows:
That certain story, s room residence, built
only years ago by day labor, situated on lot
44x100 and being in the northerly line OF
Prospect ay. near Spruce St, Boulevard heights.
premises being known 290 Prospect ay. Some
special features are: Hardwood floors in hall,
den, living and dining rooms; also beam ceilings.
large open fireplace in living room and den, also
built in bookcase: dining room contains combina-
tion sideboard and china closet, ETC.; the plumb
ing hardware and combination fixtures are in
keeping with the finish. The situation is in the
thermal belt where building restrictions In
force, with inspiring views. Terms of sale: 10
per cent United States gold coin at fall of the
hammer, balance within days thereafter. A
liberal loan can be secured if desired.
For further information, including the showing
of the property, apply TO the owners representa-
tive
HOLCOMB REALTY COMPANY, INC,
INVESTOR OF CAPITALl,
306 SAN PABLO AV., OAKLAND, CAL.
COLONEL J. l.. LYON,
AUCTIONEER.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29

Scidtlca, kidney or
liver complaint or
Just a loss OF
nerve force. Elec-
trO-VigOr will re-
store you to per-
feet health.
ElectrO-VigOr is
not like electric
belts. faradic bat
teries and other
s h o c k in z ma
chimes you may
have seen or used.
1t does not shock
OF burn. The cur
rent Is powerful
In It's action, but
is soothing and
pleasant to the
nerves. For hours
at a time Electro
VigOr sends the
glowing electric
IRE C Ou rising
{ n T o U z n til e
nerves and vitals.
renewing their
energy and giving
to every weak or
gan the power TO
do its work as ma
ture intended.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
THIS IS FREE

Cali write for my 100 page illustrated
book. which tells how Electro-N igor restores
health and VIM II will open your eyes to
lot OF things you should know regarding the
causes and cure 0f disease.
II you can't call. III send this book free
II you'll mail me this coupon.
Consultation free. Office hours . a. m.
TO 9 D. m: Wednesday and Saturday IN
til 3 D. M; sunday. 10 to IL.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29

Electro-Vigor is the electric in
vigorating device which pumps a
stream of energy into the body while
you sleep. 1t reneWs the feeling OF
ambition and hustle. II makes men
out or slow going. discourag ged
weakhngs. If you have a pain il
Will drive it out If you have stOm-
ach trouble. Yaricocele- I1rnhaen
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
MARRIAGES

1909, by Rev. G. A. Bernthal, John Henry
James Of Porteryille, CAL. and Elizabeth Mar
garette Reinbold of Detroit, Mich
SCHARDIN-SAAIPSON- this city, January
%, 1909, by Rev. G. A. Bernthal. Otto c.
Sehardin and Ethel NJ. Sampson, both Of San
Francisco.
Observation-Disclosures this city. January
IS, 1908, by Rev. G. A. Bernthal, George H.
Wassmuth and Clara Brmeln, both of Brook
lyn. n. y.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons autnor-
lied to have the published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once In this column free OF charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
WEAKLlNGS never WIN

You've got to have grit and
nerve to win in any kind of
contest, whether it be for athletic
honors or for success.
Men who accomplish big things.
who succeed when others fail are
the men with force and energy, men
who have courage TO venture when
nfhRrs hesitate
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29

FINE house built in october, 1905, commanding
SPLENDID view of Golden gate, ETC.. for sale
with adjoining lot; large rooms: large. high
basement; house and lot, about 5exs0, for
SIS 500 or with adjoining lot. S0x145, corner
ing on Leroy av., for IS, $50. Photographs
and full Information at room 1910. Call build
ing or at premises, 2514 Hillside way (near
end Euclid av. carline1 Berkeley.
THE Oakland Branch of The Call is at 46S E1ev-
enth St. near Broadway Phones Sunset Oak
land 1883. Home A23L5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
TO EXCHANGE

olive oil business including 104 acres of the
finest level valley land in Contra Costa county;
* acres in full bearing olives; also fully equip
ned modern plant for the manufacturing of oliys
oil: can show medals from all over the country
for olive oil produced from this plant; first class
residence improvements; average yearly income
So 0O0 from the olives: can double this income
by running the plant. Price $4,000 clear. VIII
exchange for sr ts AND pay
the only reason for selling. Can interview
owner br appointment Apply.
d. r. MINNEY. 422 1lth St. Oakland. Cal.
PROPERTY wanted--Any kind OF property at
fhe right price in oakland Berkeley, Fruit
vale or Alameda to exchange; what have you
D. F. MINNEY. AZ 1Ith St. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29

COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-Continued
GRIDLEY. Biggs and Sunset colonies-Choice
fruit, alfalfa and orange irrigated land sold on
easy terms. For particulars 299 Monadnock
bldg, cs1 Mrket ST. I. f. A. oBERMEYER
FIVE and 10 acre homes in Alameda county; rich.
level land. with railroads. 2 stations on the
land; cheap; $25 down and $40 per month.
Rich Valley Land Company. $40 Market st.
81. 500-Two new fats ON San Bruno road; lot 5ox
120; will sell or trade for lot south OF Market;
viii pay difference If needed D.. STERN
SEHER. room 20. 2195 Bush st. cor. Fillmore.
THE Gepford ranches, consisting of $50 acres, all
improved and under cultivation ana irrigation.
in tracts from 10 up. Call or write II.
]. GEPFoRD. Laton, Cal
FREE booklet. Hickman Land Small Irrigated
Farms" head Turlock district L. W. JEFFER-
SON REALTY CO., $50 Market st.
GAO acre resort ranch for sale at $50 per acre.
Address W. f. REYNOLDS. Santa Rosa. Cal
MeFAUL & EDWARDS. $50 Chronicle bldg
SANTA CLARA co. REAI. ESTATE
BEST ORCHARD BUY IN SANTA CLARA co.
so acres of young orchard. acres old and in
fine condition; one third peaches phillips cling
and Lovell). one-thtrd pruneB and third in
T of San lose in the famous West Side Dis
Ing for from S7O0 to 81 600 per acre.
For best of reasons ] am offering this prop
eNly loI SHOrL time IOr S4UO per dStcs SOOu
farm buildings
w L. ATKINSON,
San Jose Cal.
sEBAsToPoL REAL ESTATE
BUY home in Sonoma county: write for list.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS. Sebastopol. Cal.
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
HOMES. investments, lots, ranches. acre proper
ties. BROWN & WILSON. Santa Cruz. Cal.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
BURLINGAME residence. modern; lot 100x205
set out TO fruit; beautiful home; price $4,000;
will exchange for good ranch and pay differ
ence up to $4,000. J. SKIRM, IL Geary St,
San Francisco.
MODERN home, suburbs of Oakland. large lot;
1i5 blocks from carline; price 81, 700; want
good little ranch; must be some alfalfa land:
will pay cash difference. ]. Sk1RM. 921
Broadway. Oakland.
So 600oAJnncumbered residence; 10 sunny rooms
pleasantly situated; lots and barn; to ex-
change for unimproved city property. Address
233 Ssnsome St room g.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
PROPERTY WANTED

wANTED---To purchase: modern room bunga-
low; convenient TO, but not on carline and
Key Route; small payment down. Send de-
scripton, price and terms By mail to l641
Harmon St. BerkeleL
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
PALMIsrRY
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

CALIFORNIA pslmist and card reader o5c
&C. s.. aL3 Rroadway. OakIand
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29

SHALL not be responsible for any debts con
freeted by my wife. Emma Costa. who has
CHAS. COSTA.
900 Greenwich ST.. city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-29
sEnAsToPoL REAL EsTATn

BUY home in Sonoma county: write for list
JOHN A. WILLIAMS. SebastopoI Cal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-07
exico and Texas each with half a

Mexico and Texas each with half Il
depot.
A representative of a Kansas CITY
firm has been in the city Inspecting
the depot, IL is said with the purpose
of making n bid for the job of moving
II 100 yards asst and on the line, What
is now worrying the public Is whether
the agent viii draw n salary while
in one end of the building and an
other while In the other end. II is
understood that 1t viii cost the Santa
re about $4,000 to nov the station,
which. however. would be cheaper
than building a new one.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-07
OMNIBUS SILENCE
FROM T|bUR0N
EXPLORERS
NO WORD FROM JONES
EXPEDITION RECEIVED
Governor Torres Will Dispatch
Rescue Expedition in January
Unless Tidings are Received,

Especial C0rresD0nGence 70 Morning Journal1
Phoenix, Arizona, Dee. 6.-No news
of any kind has been received from
by DR.. Fayette A.. Jones of Albuquer-
que which left Bisbee the middle of
November for the interior of the I'M
known island of Tiburon in the gulf
of California. The party left word
that if they We're not heard from by
January 1 there would be something
the matter and Governor Torres of
Sonora who sent a detachment of rs
soldiers with the expedition and will
SEND a rescue party into the interior
in case no news is received in the
next few weeks.
1t was planned to dispatch the
schooner in which the party sailed
from Guaymas back to the mainland
with news of the success of the ex-
ploration, but no tidings of the
schooner has been received.
Friends of the members Of the
party are considerably worried over
the fact that no word has been re-
ceived from them, neither have the
Mexican authorities at Herm osillo nor
Guaymas heard any tidings. The
American consul at Guaymas has
written '"Tangle" Johnson, who was
to be one of the party but was unable
to leave at the time, asking him If he
had received any message from the
explorers. The Mexican government,
although a guard of its soldiers was
sent with the expedition, has likewise
not heard from its men and has APP
piled to the American consul, hoping
that he could furnish some Informal
ton.
With the crew of the schooner,
about fifty people comprise the force
now somewhere on the unexplored ISL
and. The warlike Seri Indians are the
only obstacles to a Successful explora-
ton n considerable anxiety Is felt
lest the party has been waylaid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-07
MINING OUTLOOK IS
BEST IN HISTORY
OF DISTRICT
Thousands of Acres of Grazing
Lands and Big Stock Inter-
eSts will Make Sierra A Lead
er in the Coming State,
(Starf Correspondence

Hillsboro, n. NJ, Dec. with n
wealth of mineral in a very
early stage of development; with more
capital from the east attracted this
way than for years, the outlook for
the mining industry in Sierra county
for the Immediate future is brighter
than it has yer been in the history of
this district according to the men who
delve into the ground for the precious
minerals with which the hills and
mountains of the country are ribbed.
In addition Sierra county is blessed
with many thousands of acres of the
finest grazing land in New Mexico,
with great herds of cattle, sheep and
goats and her stock interests occupy
n leading place among New Mexico
counties. furthermore Sierra county's
agricultural possibilities are tremend-
Gus and the beginning of work on the
Elephant Butte irrigation project of
the reclamation service means that a
large acreage of fertile farming land
in the borders of this county will he
developed to the utmost. Sierra
county has potential millions in agri-
culture, mining and grazing in addi-
ton to her forests and with the com
ing of statehood the district will enter
upon its first real development; a de-
velopment which is bound to make 1t
famous throughout the southwest.
General activity is noticeable among
the mines contiguous to this place.
Within a radius of from two to four
miles are properties which are among
the most valuable in the territory.
Colorado capitalists are now under
taking development work on a large
scale. New mines are being opened
up and the famous old properties in
which prospecting has been lone for
years Will in the near future be made
to ~disgorge thousands of tons Of val
liable mineral.
Among the leading companies
which are active at present in exploit
ing the riches of the district is the
Ameranza Gold Mining company with
an authorized capital of a million and
a half of dollars which has come to
Sierra county to stay and which will
undoubtedly do much to aid In convert
ing the country's mineral possibilities
into Tangible coin. The general Of
fices of this company are in the Re-
public buildings, Kansas City, Mo,
and Thomas j.. Clay, president; b. c..
Plat, vice president; G.. A. McGervey,
secretary; w. u. Boone, treasurer; Il.
G. Granville. general manager. Hills
boro; and Lee j. Talbot. This COM
pany is composed OF reliable and well
known business men and investors
who viii do bona fide development
work on a big scale.
Hillsboro itself is looking better
han ever before. The general pros
perity is nowhere more clearly shown
than in the flourishing condition of
the local banking institution, and
through the steadily increasing bust
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-07
FIGHT OVER FENCE
MAY YET END IN
A KILLING
Quay County Farmer Expected
to Die as Result of Stabbing
at Hands Of Neighbor Follow
ing a Quarrel,


Tucumcari, N. NJ, Dee. 6,-Charles
W. Edwards, n farmer living near
Barancos, is at the point of death as
ceiVed at the hands of a n~eighboring
farmer, Will Gore, as the result of u
fight over a fence which occurred at
the home of lore. Some one broke
down the fence around Edwards
claim and the latter charged Gore
with the mischief. The latter, il is
said, became Infatuated during the in
terview and drawing a knife stabbed
his neighbor several times in the back
and shoulder, lore was arrested by
the sheriff and brought here and
placed in jail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-07
OLD DAYS OF SANTA FE
TRAIL RECALLED BY
NEW MEXICO STOCKMEN

(Kansas City Drovers' Telegram.)
]. l.. Smyth of Chico, n. NJ, who
marketed several carloads of cattle
yesterday. has seen the Kansas City
market grow up from a mere trading
post to its present immense size. 1t
was at a time when a good portion Of
the famous old Santa Fee trail was in
use Mr.. Smyth went to that country.
No railroads were near the place
where he settled. The nearest rail-
road point was perhaps more than 200
miles away. He went there in a stage
coach. mot a settler was in all that
country in those days" said Mr..
Smyth. Just the wide open range
and cattle, was all / found. Stage
coaches and freighters were the only
diversions we had in the way of trav-
elers or sight seers in the country.
1t was a good many years before set
tiers made any attempt to locate
there permanently. But in recent
years they have been coming thick
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-07
ESTANC|A SPUDS
MAKE BIG HIT At
EXPOSITION
Products of Fertile Valley OF
Interest at Land and Irriga-
ton Show in Chicago,

Estancia, n. M, Dee. 6.-Estancia
potatoes peat the world. They have
been the center OF attraction in the
New Mexico exhibit at the Land and
Irrigation exposition in Chicago. G..
II. Van stone of the Hughes Mercan-
tile company has received the follow
Ing letter which speaks for itself:
Chicago, Nov. "a, 1909.
Mr.. G. II. Van stone, Estancia, n. NJ.
NY Dear Mr.. a Stone: Referring
to the exhibit OF your potatoes. it is
the most effective exhibit we have. 1t
attract the attention of every one and
it is going to do a lot of good for
your territory. The big pumpkin sent
by w. W. Norman is also attracting
attention.
We are running a guessing contest
as to the number of seeds In the
pumpkin. We will count the seed and
return them to o al the close of
the show. There are already several
thousand guesses.
l can assure you hat you have done
a mighty good thing for the Estancia
valley in furnishing this exhibit.
This is a great big show and a tre-
mendous success.
/ want to take this occasion to
again thank you for your %co-opera-
ton. Yours very truly, (Signed)
II. b. HENING, Secretary.
The Estancia News says; These two
letters were sent Mr.. Van Stone by
Secretary .Hening, as Mr.. Van Stone
had taken the initiative in securing
the exhibit and forwarding ii. He
claims no special honors and Is salts
fled to know thai the Estancia valley
Is coming into her own. He has
asked us to expires through the News
his gratitude TO the following named
citizens who aided either in the secur-
ing of the products or the donation
of barrels Tor the shipment of the
exhibit: II. +. Matthews, Scott &
Jensen, A. j. Green, w. w Norman,
L.. A. Bond, S. A. Goldsmith, Hardin
& Daggett, b. Freilinger and Allmon
brothers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-07
I'M MENSE POWER
PROJECT IS
STARTED
People of Roswell Apply to En-
gineer for Water Rights on
PenaSCo to Irrigate and Sup
ply Light to Valley


Especial Dispatch to the Morning Joprnnil
Roswell, n. M, Dee. 6.-James j.
Hinkle and l.. X. McGafrey. the Ros-
well commercial clubs committee act
ing for the people of the entire Pecos
valley today applied to Vernon l.,
Sullivan, territorial engineer for the
power right Of all the water of the
Pcnasco river. The ultimate purpose
is TO establish an immense electrical
plant for lighting and power princi-
pally to pump irrigation water in dis
tricts outside the artcsian belt. The
Penasco has thirty miles of flow with
n fan of fifty feet to each mile, thus,
thirty big waterfalls may be created.
The application for power right viii
not conflict with the water rights al
ready appropriated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-07
DIDN'T KNOW.
Mat Coffee was Causing Her Trouble

lIlnt tOIIct was tduSins fttF ITouDfe
So common Is the use Of coffee as a
beverage, many do not know that it is
the cause of many obscure ails which
are often attributed to other things.
The easiest way to find out for one
self is to quit the coffee for a while,
at least, and note results. A Virginia
lady found out in this way, and also
learned of a new beverage that is
Wholesome as well as pleasant to
drink. She writes:
II am 40 years old and all my life.
up to a year and a half ago, L had
been a coffee drinker. About ten
years ago, l had dyspepsia so bad that
often the coffee 1 drank would sour on
my stomach and / could not retain 1t.
Severe headaches and heart weak
ness made me feel sometimes as
though / were about to die. After
drinking a cup or two of hot coffee.
not knowing il was harmful, my heart
woul go like a clock without a pen
dulum. At other times it would almost
stop and ! was so nervous / did not
like to be alone, and the pity of IL all
was. | did not know that coffee was
causing the trouble.
Reading in the papers that many
persons were relieved OF such all
ments by leaving off coffee and drink
ing Postum | got my husband to bring
home "A package. We made IL accord
ing to directions and I liked the first
cup. Its rich snappy favour was de-
licious.
II have been using Postum about
eighteen months and 20 my great joy.
digestion is good. my nerves and
heart are all right. in fact I am a well
woman once more. thanks To Pos
tum."
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