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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-07
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE


FINE HOME
EIGHT room new house. situated IN best
locality in santa Fe tract. blocks from
Washington grammar school; best school In
Oakland Modern uD to date In every
spect. den- dining room. parlOr. first AMI
second kitchen, three fne bedrooms upstairs
and one down; solid brass electrical fixtures.
cost Si25; bath. laundry; nice south front lor
40Nl0Si fine lawn and garden; driveway for
auto or buggy on either side Of house; garage
Tor auto IN back; wood shed. etc; all new
property around; blocks from hey Route
and :. z. depOts so minutes from san
Francisco; block from Grove st. or shattuck
av; car lines Price. 81. 100; 81 80 cash.
balance fat loan 1 or years Take train
from city for Aleatraz South Berkeley
station walk I block east 10 Dover 81. then
90 Poirier St. Oakland Phone Piedmont 4293-
SNAPS
100x150 corner lot. with small house and well.
take It,
2OOx2OO. with large room house good wsa
and fenced; worth s.. 500: only S2.2OO for this.
These are handy to cars, school, church. stores
city water. electric lights and phone.
On f. 14th ST. have a 81 foot corner business
lot, worth $40 per foot; price $500 for a few
sunday see ]. L. BOWLING. corner Shell av-.
and East f4th ST.; take Elmhurst car, or phOne
Merritt 800.
NOTHING DOWN.
Small house. rooms I'm East Oakland. hale
block from carline; price 81. 600; here is an op-
portunity to get home BY paying $50 per
J. F. KINGSTON.
East 18th and George sts-. Fitchburg. Cal
Lo2 IN good residence section near Piedmont
key Route station; is situated on high ground
with beautiful view; block from Oakland az
carline; size SOx11O feet; price 81. 25O; easy
terms ELLIS BROS. ass nth St. Oakland
WHY PAY RENT
When you can buy a cottage near the Key Route
Small payment down, the balance easy payments
See owner. RICHARD J. MONTGOMERY. 4OO3
Telegraph av. corner 4oth St. Oakland
FOR sale-t room modern cottage: high base
ment; windmill and tank; 1t 4Ixi54; close 70
Key Route station and car lines. call and see
owner. go 5Sth ST. oakland
500 DOwN-s2O PER MONTH
Doesn't this beat rent room soS e ss seses
dress 1920 Broadway. Oakland
W. A. WHITAKER. designer and builder: artls-
tic homes: easy terms: phone Merrltt ST..
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
CHAPEL St. 221s-24 rooms in perfect order
ApDlv premises between 10 and n a. ~.
ALAMEDA real. ESTATE
SNAPS room house and barn. in Alameda; Iot
52:Sx120: S2.50O; 81 500 cash. balance bank
win loan. II. lie BARON SMITH, 10l Post St.
San Francisco
81. 9O0-New modern room cottage with bath
lot S5XlOO. 500 cash SO per month. C0lL
through the day. 1910 Peach St or j. H.
Young, I249 Park ST
FUN Sdle-MoSL conveniently dFtdHEtu p Luout
cottage in Alameda on desirable corner; must
be seen to be appreciated. Cali any time. cor
Central av. and Fountain ST.
FOR sale-New modern ) room cottage: low
price, easy terms. ADDRESS owner, +. o. box
221. Alameda.
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED-2-tO > acres close to car in or
Fruitvale; give lowest cash price and location
Address All Cash. box $3.50. Call office.
BURLINGA9Tks REAL ESTATE
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

per mo-. slender build, jolly and ALWAYS ont
out for fun and frolic would be pleased to
meet congenial girl with the object Of matri-
mony. Address A., box se5l. CAN office.
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WE have $50 acres land, 200 under cultivation.
miles from town and railroad: the best COM
bined stock ranch and farm in California; run
ming stream OF water; fenced and cross fenced;
price $40 600. terms.
If Won looking for a farm. stock or fruit
ranch 1T the right price call and see Us.
McEAuL & EDWARDS. $50 Chronicle bldg.
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MARIN COUNTY real ESTATE

BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-aa4 Rearny ST.. ST.
FRANK s. GRUAEION 24s B St. San NIateo-
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COUNTRY REAL EsTATB
SNAIL RANCHES

CHICKEN-GRAPES-
10-2O-S0 ranches beautiful San
Martin ranch south of the San Jose: improved
or unimproEed: suitable for chickens. fruits.
grapes, etc; this is of the ideal locations in
Santa Clara valley; only 70 miles from San
Francisco; price 800 per acre; monthly pay
ments of $14.14, including interest IL desired; If
you are looking for beautiful place to build up
a home and where You will get good returns out
of the land. let US show you ranch
C. NJ. WOOSTER CO., ZOE Market st
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Francisco, Cal. will put you in touch with
the best country and suburban lands the
Pacific coast. Careful attention given to each
inquiry. Full and accurate letails Of every
property. Easiest and best way to get honest
Information State your requirement, we will
fill it at once. Thousands Of properties listed,
with maps. views, etc. display.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
1st av. at Washington st.

TERRACE PRESIDE TERRACE
PRESIDE TERRACE PRESIDE TERRACE
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BARGAIN at S1OOOO-This beautiful home mnsr
be seen 10 be appreciated Telephone KaArny
sT5 and get particulars
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ITALIAN, bright and honest businessman, worta
$4,000 in cash, monthly income $4,000. age
80 years. wishes to meet an honest, refined and
afreetionate italian lady, or widow with 2 or 3
children; object matrimony; send particulars
and photograph. Address C. c.. Ga I'd ST.
Portland. Ore.
DO not be deceived; the only reiiable matrimo.
NAL bureau you will find at MRS A. VOL
TIERS. 1852 Geary ST.. established in 1900.
HONEST men and women seeking life mates can
find their ideals at 2521a Hollis, Oakland; In.
formation 25c SOCIETY LADY
PERSONALS
WANTED-Wh Whereabouts of MRS E. WEBSTER
formerly 20I Jones ST. Address ]. j. DUR
KIN, box 3673. Call office.
w. d. NELSON former business agent of San
Francisco pattern makers association. address
box 1924 at once.
HAVE 500 and services. What have you? Box
1868, Call office.
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BURLINGAsIs REAL ESTATE
so Minutes From the City

Between San MateO and Burlingame
Between Two Rapidly Growing Centers
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ATTENTION-BUYER AND HOME SEEKER.
We running a free information bureau.
giving reliable. detailed information all
California lands; we have many desirable prop
ositions in every county: many fine bargains.
If you are looking for information. write US or
call at our office and it viii be freely given.
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MELRosE REAL nsTATE
ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE


5 ROOM house modern lot 25x10OS cash $500
JOSEPH FIXES. Henry St. Fitchburg.
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How do you know when you buy lot and
build your home that some one will not build
a stable next you? Or lease to a laundry
Or build fats apartments? Or shut out
your sun and light?
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YOU DON'T KNOW, and what is more you
CAN NOT PREVENT IT! If your investment
is in home. 80 per cent of its value is
Immediately destroyed.
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1t may interest you to know that you car
buy this choice property as reasonably as
$3.50 A F0OT-50 FEET FOR $500
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LONELY young man. kind disposition, knows
how to appreciate good woman, seeks ac-
quaintance of good widow maiden lady Ad-
dress box 3637. Cali office.
A HARD working girl of foreign psrentage
Utalianl speaking good English. would marry
honest man. Box S64l, Cali office.
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Send for August list Of property for sale,
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REAL ESTATE no EXCHANGE

RANCH or SO acres, u miles from San MateO.
IN the redwOods; timber and pasture lands
price SIS per acre, viii take income prop
erty in exchange. W. W. CASEY. 326 Sd az
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FINE pasture. green feed. H. B. MAYO. Isl
Pacific bldg s f.. or ?. o. box "A. Vallejo.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-12
Man-to-Man Comparison Makes
Bulldog Look Stronger
Than Nassau.
BY DROP KICK.

4 COMPARISON of the relative
~ strength of the Individual
members who will most likely
face each other In the Yale Princeton
game seems to Indicate that the team
that will represent the Blue is superior
to the Orange and Black eleven. OF
course nothing that can be taken as
an absolute certainty has been an
nounced in regard to the manner In
which the teams will lineup by either
Of the arrangements. but the football
experts who attend the practise of the
two elevens daily have taken all things
into consideration and express the
opinion that the gridiron warriors who
struggle in the big game will play the
following positions:
Yale-Left end, Fitzpatrick; left
tackle. Hobbe; left guard. Andrus;
centre. Cooney; right guard. Goebel;
right tackle. Lilley; right end, Vaughn:
quarterback, Howe; left halfback. Cap
tain Coy; right halfback, Philbin. and
fullback, DAILY,
Princeton-Left end, BALM; left
tackle, Sieglins; left guard, Waller;
centre. Bammah; right guard, McCor-
mick; right tackle. McCrohan: right
end. WEIGH; quarterback. Bergin; left
halfbacl1. Hart; right ~halfback, Sparks
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-12
PRINCETON SQUAD CAREFUL;
YALE MAY BE MINUS COY.

PENNINGTON, Conn, Nov. u.
RYNDER n sweltering hot sun
Princeton's football squad went
through a long signal drill on
the links of the Pennington Country
Club, where they are quartered, yester
day. A large crowd watched the
Tigers from the outskirts of h links
the Princeton management requesting
spectators to keep at a distance. The
Tigers didn't try any particular new
plays. but went through the old ones
with careful precision.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 12.-The
first march to the field of the Yale stu
dents took place yesterday when, led
by Marshall Lohmann, 1000 under
graduates marched out to see the final
practise. singing old and new football
songs, especially n of the new ones
which was written BY Head Coach
Howard Jones and his assistant, H. NJ.
Wheaton.
Down on the field there had been q
short secret practise in which the vars
sity tried to block attempts at drop
kicking from the S0-yard line, and SO
successful We're these efforts that not
one of the pigskins cleared the bar.
This is Yale's chief fear. that the
Princeton eleven will be strong enough
to drive the Yale varsity to the 30
yard line. and that there Cunningham
will send n of his drop-kicks for q
3-point score.
A rather omlinous feature of the prac-
tise was that Coy aook no active part
in it and walked with a limp. Head
Coach Howard Jones said Coy had a
bandage on his foot. but there was
nothing the matter with it. This struck
some of the persons as being rather un-
usual. especially since Coy took no
part in the work. except to catch a few
punts.
The football program tomorrow calls
for four of the most important games
of the season to be played. OF course
the Yale-Princeton contest is looked
upon as the most important from a
local standpoint, but Western football
enthusiasts are awaiting with equal
interest the result Of the clashes be-
tween two of the Western colleges
against Eastern teams. Michigan will
face Pennsylvania at Philadelphia.
while Chicago will be the opponent of
Cornell at ithaca. The Quaker team
is a slight favorite over Yost's men.
but Cornell is not expected to win
from Chicago unlesA she shows a COM
plete reversal OF form. The other game
that is looked upon IS being important
is the HarvardrDartmou contests
to take place at Cambridees
The Crimson is. Of course. the favoritf1
y
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-12

The shufieboard eas will be in
augurated in the upper end Of the city
tonight, when a ffteen-man team
match will take place between the
Ringers Schynder Club team and the
JAMESON Association aggregation of
weight -pushers. This will be the first
half Of a home-and- home match and
will be played on the Klinger Associa-
tion's board. 22s Bloomfield avenue.
and vocal. talent will be on hand to
furnish entertainment for the guests
after the anne A repast will also be
enjoyed. The second half will be played
ON the Jamiesons' board, Ogden street
and Carlisle Mace, Thursday night, No
Is.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-12

According to rumor, a
sign will be placed in the
First Criminal Court.
reading: "Gum-chewing
by officials, witnesses.
court officers and COM
plainants viii hereafter
be prohibited. by order
of the Court.
Sergeant r.. Ryan,
Court Officer Eckerline.
Plainolothesman o N,
King and others arc
meant.
A Joke for Sure.
When JEFF knocks Jack
johnson out the attend
ants who carry him out
of the ring are liable to
arrest for carrying a
Black Jack"
Burnham's Team.
An inquiry addressed to
us asks what team ex-
Manager Durham is
handling now. ale is
hahdllng several in the
coal and feed business in
South Orange.
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WITHOUT COY, YALE DOES NOT TOWER
HIGH ABOVE TIGERS, WHO ARE PUZZLE

Creed or Bard): fuIlback, Cunningham.
Early reports from Princeton this
season gave glowing accounts of the
wealth of promising material, material
that was said to excel any that had
reported to the call for candidates In
previous years. There was a new
coaching system headed by Jim Nc
Cormick, who led one of the finest
elevene thai ever fought and conquered
Yale. The time has come for that to
prove its worth. If the Princeton team
is successful the new system will re-
ceive a great deal of the credit for
winning the game, but 1t will likewise
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-12

Dave McSherry claims
to be the champion
scorekeeper for lady
bowlers in Newark. He
is ready to defend his
title, too.
Percentage.
How can I get my
boys interested In per-
centage?" inquired the
new teacher.
LET them figure out
the baseball averages"
advised the wise old
pedagogue.--Ex.
Xmas Ads.
We saw the first Xmas
I'D, today,
Hairbresdth Escape.
Yes. Jim Gould found
out who wrote the Wow.
Whoopee! story. He still
has his job, too.
No Ose Did.
Did you try the oysters
at the Antlers? we hear
asked. But nobody asked
us.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-12

He May Change.
Health Commissioner
Dobf5ins says the Booster
Is mot much use. Wen
give his No-dust stuff a
boost for all that.
Those Kinney Cars.
Have not seen a Kin
ney street car off South
Tenth street and Elev-
enth avenue the last few
days.
Colonels.
Editor Booster:
What is the reason for
Kentucky having so
many colonies among her
residents?
BONEHEAD.
Don't know, unless it's
because so many of them
20 "nutty" from corn
Juice drinking.-Ed.
We Haven't Any.
To numerous Inquiries
addressed to us asking
for a photo Of Joe Pork
enstein in a basketball
suit we would say that
we haven't' any.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-12

There was some high-class pinning IN
the Interstate League match, rolled be-
tween the Newark and Paterson teams
of that organization on the Oxford al
legs last night. The local bowiers
turned In scores of 1902. s77 and 1000.
making @ clean sweep against the visi-
tors, who tailed s1a. 81 and so2. re-
spectively. Harris. who spilled the pins
to the rune of $50 and ZOE for the last
two games, was the star Of the game,
and warnings 233 was also a feature.
The Orange team. winners of last
years tourney. continued their win
ming streak in the New Jersey national
tournament 1t the Tuxedo alleys last
night, defeating both the Jersey City
and Chelsea teams. AL. Baker. the Or
ange anchor. did the best work of the
night. rolling scores of 1913 and 2f6. for
an average of 207.1. The Chelsea team
won one game, while Jersey City
dropped two. Tonight's games Win
bring together the National Turner's.
Kruger club and Colonials.
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HOOKS AND JABS.

NEW YORK, Nov. u.

NEW YORK, O IL.
-HE tentative bids for the JET
fries johnson prize fght, which
are expected to be considerably
thinned out by December 1, include two
offers from San Francisco, one from
Los Angeles, two from the State OF
Washington, one from Idaho, one from
Nevada, one from Oklahoma, one from
Paris and one from Australia. AS
both Jeffries n johnson have cx-
pressed a preference for California, and
as 1t is doubtful if the fight can be
held elsewhere, in this country, 1t Is
considered more than probable that the
big fight will go to Coffroth or Gleason.
of San Francisco, or McCarey. Of Los
Angeles. JeAries Is strongly opposed
to flghting outside of this country,
The & admirers OF Jack johnson
in this city have contributed $1,000 to-
ward a $4,000 fund, which is to be bet
that johnson defeats Jeffries. They
say they will take even money.
The application for the continuance
of the Paramount Clubs Injunction re-
straining the police from interfering
with boxing matches in Philadelphia
will come up Defore tne END OF tue
week.
Florrie Barnett is still on the job,
The latest news in his line is that he
wants to match Young Guarini with
Pafasy Kline. These youngsters met
before and Kline scored an easy
knockout.
Johnny Moran's manager won't stay
quiet. In a letter he says that Moran
beat Terry Brooks in ten rounds Of
the classiest fighting ever seen. He
wants to- match Moran with Sonny
Smith. G4
Nike. Glover, OF Boston, and, Young
Nitchie, Of New York, meet in a six
round bout at the Nonpareii A. C., to-
night in Philadelphia This bout
should be a hummer. as the boys look
to be very evenly matched.
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won twenty-six games and lost three,
exclusive of the contests played win
the Newark Eastern League n New
York American League clubs.
THE mayor of the town and most OF
the prominent business men werc PRES
ent to congratulate the team winch
has put Bloomfield on the baseball
map. All they said about the players
was none too much, for the playing
ability of the nine was of the highest
There will be no changes in the team
mkt year, it was said last night.
Edwin Westlake, who played ball FOR
Bloomfield way back in the sixties,
presented the club with an American
flag in lieu of a %pennant, which Dodds
team could not win, for the reason tney
were in M league.
THE National Association OF Protes-
sional Baseball Leagues extended the
agreement under which the organization
exists until 1921 yesterday at Memphis
The next annual meeting VIII be at
Chicago. Hereafter, according to one
rule adopted yesterday all players mus
te under contract before they can play
with a club. Formerly sever to fifteen
days were allowed players before az
fixing their am to the papers. This
is a good rule.
sFurman Smiths suggestion that 9
uniform drafting price be adopted b,
the four classes in the association wal
referred to the national board OF arbi-
tration, which will be in session until
Saturday. The idea Mr.. Smith had In
mind was that if a class D player
was good enough to be drafted by the
majors the owners of such a club
should receive as much money for the
man as class A owners. Besides being
Just, the rule, If adopted. might stor
some of this Wholesale Kidding Cd the
minor leagues by the majors, SO that
II the Eastern league managers wanted
a good man from the lower ranks hey
wouldn't have to go to- major league
player monopoly and pay what the
majors who couldn't; use the man de-
sired. There might have bean SOME
good work lone on this score by Presi-
dent Powers if he had been present,
To the Sporting Editor of the Star:
Dear Sir: To settle q bet, please let
me know through your column II
Jack Blackburn and Sam Langford
yer met in a glove contest in Boston,
and oblige +. j. HAYES.
Sam Langford and Jack Blackburn
boxed a twelve-round draw in Decem-
Der, 1908, at the Central Athletic Club,
which was then in Bowdoin square.
ED.
BIS FIX ~ -HHE
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LIE Elpst Oh the nt6i T0uB9
w in the Suburban League the
bowlers from the Newark Turn
Nerein and the Roseville Athletic AS
ISOLATION are showing the way. each
quintet having a record of three games
won and none lost. The Turner's get
first place in the standing because their
average of 1862 is higher than the
mark of 1904 to the credit of the Rose
viiles.
Four other teams. the Elks, the South
Orange F. C.. the West Ends and the
Bay Views, are tied for third place.
each having won two games and lost
one. The Celluioids. First Wards, Ma
tional Turner's and Parks have each
captured one game in three. and the
Kruegers and BelleviiIe BOWERS have
yet to win a game.
The following averages include last
nights matches:
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BASKETBALL
BY SURE SHOT.
"HE Institutes viii have the st
Johns five. of Orange. as an at

JDtiil > I'VE VI OIdAl6t DO di III
traction on their court tonight.
The usual team, composed of G. Nc
Donough and J. Donovan, guards; d.
McDonough. centre, and Byrna. Carroll
and Devine, forwards, will be on the
floor. st. Johns will line up as follows:
Kelly and Fallon, forwards; Flannery.
centre; MeGlynn and English, guards.
The Institute seconds will face the
Xavier seconds in the preliminary
game.
The Palace Five, of Jersey City.
visited the Catholic Lyceum, Bloom
field. last night and were badly beaten,
the score being so to % for the subur-
banites. At the end of h first period
the home club led by 81 to Ii.
The shelters had been winning right
along. but. as expected, the small court
did not suit their style of play. The
game was fast and for good, hard, clean
work could not be beaten Good team
work was shown by both fves, but the
Jersey bunch could not locate the bas-
kets, whereas the Bloomfield forwards
had a picnic. each scoring % points.
The score is the biggest ever made
on the Lyceum court, and is also the
worst defeat ever handed the Palace
Five. In justice to the latter. it might
be mentioned that this was the fourth
sahie p,aseu by mem enis ven = -
doubt the effects of same are beginning
to show themselves. Bloomfield will
visit the Peoples Palace on Tuesday.
November %. to play the return game
The lineup of last nights game was:
Catholic Lyceum-Higgins. right for
ward; Haniiy, lelt or"aro CaYanausn
centre; Hoaf. r1ght guafo' baiiiey,.ieit
Palace FIye-Galvin, right forward
brant, leit smith,
centre; Thomas, right guard; Lambert
ieft guard.
-
The Xavier G G. basketball team
VIII oppose n OF the teams
nereaoouts on MONDAY night at the
Casino nan. Wnen tnat n'e pays the
~ Fourtn regiment y. ".
y. j. nVe. Inc soioiers pay q ias.
game ana tneir chances TO WIN are
fnateriaiiy ps the severe Joss
SUFFERED py q local team, wnen Joe
Horter, tne star centre OF the Aasier'
decided TO quit the game. manager
Oh the pest centres IN the STATE, and ne
believes ina ne wni nave q cracker
JACK team II ne Is IN MS
quest,
Inc bei'eV,ie seeono cam eeieapeo
the interseais. OF Grange VII, az
faroehial hai' Deie.iie' last h,shl'
llEnl JulllQI anu iliId 1GdittS NlSftlklS