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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-10

FOR sale-0ne new room house; beam ceiling
paneled dining room and hail. oak floors, cabi-
net kitchen, built in book cases and seats .
sundecks; blocks from Piedmont Key Route
station; good elevation and view; 2 blocks
from line; lot 40x125; this house must~be
sold quick, owner needs money; no reason
able offer refused; will make terms; owner
viii be premises from to o'clock sun
day; 1880 Montgomery ST., Piedmont. LOUIS
JOHNSON. owner 272S Grant st. Berkeley
CAL; phone Berkeley 5761
Xxx -A BARGAIN Xxx
Two fiat modern. shingled building; lot 35x6O
upper furnished, room lower unfur-
nished; both rented; close to Key Route sta
tion, streetcars and stores; all light and SUNNY
rooms; all for 81 $50. one-half caish, clears
ga per cent net. Apply $500 Adeline ST. North
Oakland.
FOR sale-New and modern room, IL story
bungalow. 5219 Market St. near SD; 2 blocks
from Key Route and Grove ST. earlfnes: price
$500; cash 81 600, balance can stand. Owner
S6S oath St; phone Red 1041
SNAP neat room. $4,000 homes, sunny, con-
venent; $1,000 down, or trade So 600
BANGLE. 1902 9Th av., Oakland.
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AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
REFEREE SALE
TODAY
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1910.
IL O'Clock noon.
45 POST ST.

A FINE INVESTMENT.
Lot in the westerly line of Folsom st. between
improvements, Nos. 1926 232s Folsom; improve
ments consist of a story residence containing
rooms and bath and cottage of rooms and
bath; rented for S45 per month.
LARGE HOLDING IN RICHMOND.
Large lot. 100x240 feet, fronting on both 21st
SITS; 21st av. bituminized and accepted by the
city; I'D av. severed and macadamized; this
piece cuts up into s lots 25xI2O feet each and
would be readily salable in subdivisions; between
car lines in growing district; fine opportunity
Tor builder or Spectator.
Vacant lot on the southeast line OF Howard
ST. between 4th and 9TH SITS; 45xS5 feet; this is
a fine large lot, close in, main street and
HOWARD ST. LOT NEAR 9Th ST.
Fine large lot 50xso feet; level; ready for
building; outside of fire limits; great future;
close TO 9th ST.
SHoTWELL ST. INVESTMENT.
ahebwe St near list very large ,o ,ot
sunny rooms and bath EACH rents $50; these i'm
proyements are in good condition and are always
rented.
OAKLAND BUSINESS CORNER
Southeast corner of 9TH and Pine sts., with
L 2ox100:714 feet through to 9TH st; at Point
station. on local S. z. r. R.; very large corner
lot. with 8 frontsges, partially improved with
story building containing stores and roomlng
houses of IA rooms above; present rents 500;
could be greatly increased by putting buildings
on vacant land and some repairs to present build
ing; improvements 81, 17sS,9I 7th st.
North side of Both ST. Union; near Key
Route station; fine, level lot, with macadamized
street, sewer, etc.
TWO GUERRERO ST. LOTS.
Two beautiful building lots the west side of
Guerrero st. near 18th; near Mission park; hne
location for flats; all street work done and ac-
cepted.
RICHMOND RESIDENCE. 5TH Az.
425 9Th ay. good story house of rooms
and BATH near Point Lobos av.; lot 25x120 feet;
mortgage 81 600, Hiberna bank can remain.
McALLISTER ST. INVESTMENT.
Southeast corner Willard and McAllister sts
3 story building containing flats of 4 rooms
and bath EACH modern; rents $94; block from
Golden Gate park; mortgage $G,500 street work
bituminized; marine view.
LYON & HOAG,
$50 Market st.
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geo. A HERRICK. INVESTMENT BROKER.
loo MARKET ST. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
ESTABLISHED 1873 REFERENCE. THE
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK, POWELL
AND MARKET SITS.
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BERKELEY REAL EsrATn

FOR sale-A bargain. good comfortable home
In Berkeley, blocks from university; 10
rooms, furnished or unfurnished; gas and cleo
tricity; nice grounds. Inquire on premises
2520 lie Conte av.. Berkeley
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FORCED SALE,
$25 per month
WILL BUY FINE HOME
run. cottage, with GIFT basement, facing the
park lot 40xl00: new plumbng ornamental
trees, rose bushes and fine lawn; street bitumi-
nized, cement sidewalk in front of lot and to
the house; full price $500; few hundred
cash, bal. $50 per See ii at once if you
want TO quit paying rent.
CHAMBERLAIN & CO.. Third Floor. Call Bldg.
CHAMBERLAIN & CO.. real estate agents (for-
manent quarters, Sd floor. Call bldg.
$575. SUNSET LOTS. $40 MONTH
Choice lots. including grading, ETC.; come out
to branch office; open daily Take Ellis ST.
Ocean to 39th and II ST.
THE MCCARTHY COMPANY, I51 Suffer st.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

FOR sale-N.E. corner. 10 room finished base
ment house; marine view; gas electricity, fur
mace; sleeping porch 10 TT long with two beds
protected from the weather; can sleep out all
the year round; two baths. three toilets; car
pets and curtains go with house without extra
charge. Easy terms P o. box H. Alameda.
FOR sale-Modern. 6 room cottage on corner lot:
elegant home for party that can furnish 81. $50
cash, balance straight mortgage. 3016 Central
av.; phone Ala. 210&
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SALOONS. SALOONS. SALOONS. SALOONS.
SALOONS

NOTICE. am the middlemsu for the brew
cries OF san Francisco, and ] can assist you in
getting located in tho saloon business If You
wish 20 make change, or il you a
stranger iu san Francisco / viii put You on TO
all Of the available locations in the city
have THEN ALL
Any good, stTaiglt, legitimate saloOnman that
Is willing 20 pay for 8 good paying saloon or
Tor a good location. ] VIII assist you in getting
license. also assist you financially II YOU have
cash enough 10 make good showing and can
give satisfactory reference. always have good
opportunities for the right kind Of men
NOIICE-My reference is the WESTERN
NATIONAL BANK. which is one Of the best
commercial banks in San Francisco: also any
bank In the city that you deal with; if they do
not know me they viii look me up for YOU then
you viii know what kind Of man you are deal
ing with.
advertise my reference because there are
- be brokers IN my line of business without
p6nancial responsi bility who have been very
detrimental 10 legitimate business
VERY TRULY YOURS, GEO. A HERRICK.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
WENTWORTH & co.
EASY PAYMENT LOT.
BARGAIN

1 have a lot S3x1OO close in town. will sci
for $3.50 cash and balance $40 months | bIocI
car line, blocks TO Key Route; snap: no agent.
need apply. Box 1890. Call office. Oakland
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OIL, OIL. OIL. OIL OIL. OIL OIL. OIL
NOTICE. have snail block of stock in The
NARlCOPA PRODUCERS OIL CO. that I car
sell for Soc share. This stock viii be wortf
from 81 up inside Of 80 days; none for sal,
after Wednesday, May II. al this price
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SALOON--A money maker: $50 a day bus
ness $40 a month rent; price 81. go.
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160 acres. between Vacaville and Dixon, and
only mile from station, Solano county; level;
fine sandy loan soil; room cottage, cellar;
barn 50xd0; all in good condition.; place all
fenced; 100 acres very heavy wheat crop which
should return 81, 500 net crop all goes; price
500 per acre; terms. Here is your chance 10
get dandy PROPERTY at bargain price.
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AN ACRE on MORE IN WE COUNTRY.

AA-LOOKING FOR LAND?
Don't overlook the splendid opportunity on
the NEW WESTERN PACIFIC R. R., in the
GREAT SACRAMENTO VALLEY where val
ues are sure to double in i year; NEW SUB
DIVISION now open; FREE WATER: cheapest
land in state. For particulars see HOBSON,
WETM0RE & MOZNETT, Oil First National
Bank bldg. San Francisco.
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SALO0N-Dping $1,000 month business;
heart ~ Market 81, price $1,000.
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L0Ok-LarSe restaurant and delicaey: neigh
boring city, doing - 600 month business rent
only $50; price 81 GOO
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-10

Equity in improved corner on Telegraph av.
Oakland; viii take lots. small place in country
or cottage equity.
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Block Of lots in East Oakland: will trade
clear for improved property. or will trade
equity, subject to mortgage for small country
property.
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SOUTHERN LANDS
7-T'---7----l7--7l-'l7l--7-7-0-7-7-1-7-7-7-7-7-7-
BIG OPPORTUNITY IN
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE

residence in Oakland. all clear: will
exchange for property in San Francisco and
pay a cash difference, or assume mortgage:
win take property anywhere from $4,000 to
500, 600.
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SALOON one block from Market ST. doing $50
d day business; price S2,250.
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INVESTORS.

- 80 ~AiNtdh
f. T. wAYLAND & CO., BROKERS'.
40 Monadnock Building, San Francisco Cal
STOCKS OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE.
5000 shares Monterey Coal Co.... % so %
1000 Templor MeKittrick Oil Co.. .04
$500 shares Coalinga Aladdin Oil CO. a 10
1900 Alaska Petroleum and Coal Co.. "a 20
1000 shares Jewell Oil Co.........M 30
]. 600 Lady Washington Oil Co.......03 rs
1000 California Pressed Brick Co.....n 20
LOCO shares Coalinga Crude Oil Cold 20
1000 shares Templor Ranch Oil Cod %
1000 Kern River Drillers' Oil Co......M IA
500 Ventura Oil Development Co.m Og
200 shares Consolidated of Coalinga. al Is
500 shares Liberty Oil Governmental IT
100 shares -Four Oil Co.............M %
10 shares Rio Michol Rubber. .......M %. 90
WE OFFER FOR IMMEDIATE SALE,
If UNS0LD;
1,oOT shares La Blanc Oil ..,-.......... soc
1000 shares Templor Ranch Oil........2 5c
2Oo shares Dabney Oh. cheap
500 shares Alaska Petroleum and Coal. cheap
20 shares Boschke Dredger ......... 81 30
100 shares Calamont Copper ..... 81 90
Before buying or selling. get prices on all
unlisted stocks.
FEDERAL INVESTMENT COMPANY.
500 First National Bank bldg
San francisco, Cal.
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LiSTEN-If you want 2 bargain in a small
grocery. with two living rooms. J have it, I can
positively guarantee this 10 be represented;
very small Investment.
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EDWARDS BREWSTER K CLOVER. INC
Capital $4,000 Mills Building
THE BEST SECURITY on EARTH FOR YouR
MONEY is a well selected MORTGAGE on real
estate In the city or around the bay Of San
Francisco and paying to s per cent We
viii select mortgage for you and GuARAN-
TEE BOTH PRINCIPAL and INTEREST
This beats bonds. stock savings banks and
is safer than either
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l-t--tel 20 lta-llll4aNe BUSINESS
VERY TRULY YOURS, GEO. A. HERRICK.
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san MATEo REAL. ESTATE

WIN now place on the market 500 acres Of the
choicest land in San Mateo county in small
tracts; beautiful home sites; dne soil; plenty OF
trees; has to be seen to be appreciated; viii
double in value in few years. For particulars
see w. w. CASEY. San Mateo. Cal
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FOR SALE-CIGAR STANDS on Market st
and other good streets near Market: all prices
and locations: ] have several that are maxim;
good; GENUINE BARGAINS.
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III y taEts " ANLllIJ -
WANTED-An unincumbered lady to take
charge of d fine apartment house in the heart
OF Oakland, to invest 81, 500. to have half Of
monthly income value of property 10000;
everything new and modern. Address R. VIII
son. by letter only, 164 East 14th ST.
REAL ESTATE partner wanted; fine list; boom
location; can not work alone. too busy; inyesti-
gate Box 1888. Cali office Oakland.
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Xxx x-A BARGAIN-xxx

nap neat room, $4,000 homes. sunny, con-
yenient; 5000 down, or trade 5000. e.
BANGLE. 1902 9th av. Oakland.
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300 acres level land, under irrigation, in
upper Sacramento valley; soil very rich
aluVial loan u feet to water gravel; between
z main county roads; town and railroad
half mile from creamery; ideal alfalfa, vege-
table, corn or fruit land; would make one OF
state, or splendid subdivision proposition; al
ready plotted price SO per acre; beautiful
property and best buy on the market
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.DR. PIERcE'S ELECTRIC TRUSS; wonder
ful invention: 50 years in use. Address PIERCE
son. 1417 Chestnut ST.. Alameda.
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g. On the home life of missions. This
is perhaps the most important commits
sion of all. A noble beginning has been
made by such agencies, as the Young
Peoples Missionary movement, the
Laymen's Missionary movement, and
the Students Volunteer movement
This commission has studied how to
spread missionary intelligence, pro-
mote interecssion, enlist personal ser
vice, increase contributions, and fill
the home ministry with the missionary
passion.
Z. On the relation of missions to gov
ernments.
s. On the cooperation and the pro-
motion of unity. 1t is believed by
many that to harmonic, federate and
unity existing agencies. would result
in more than doubling their power and
efficiency.
Besides the discussions of the reports
of the eight commissions which must
necessarily constitute the chief bust
ness of the conference. inspirational
addresses by some of the ablest and
most experienced missionary workers
will occupy the evening hours in the
assembly hall, synod hall and other
auditoriums. These will deal with the
opportunities, resources and RESPONSE
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And Schools of Yachts win
Surround the Steamer
Bearing Roosevelt.
TO BE GREAT RECEPTION
THOUSANDS WILL PARTICIPATE
IN THE PARADE NEXT sAruR.
DAY AFTERNooN-MAN NoTA.
BLES TO ATTEND.

New York, June 13-Secretary Cos.
by of the Roosevelt reception commit.
tee estimates that between $4,000 and
10000 persons, comprising local and
visiting organizations, will be in line
along Fifth avenue next Saturday af-
ternoon at the time of the parade. r.
A. c. Smith, chairman of the harbor
display committee. places the estimate
OF boats at something over 200.
Many of these are private yachts
which are not listed by the committee
as they will fall in in the rear of the
procession. Others not listed are the
excursion boats, which are certain t,
swarm bay during the naval demon.
stration.
The Hamilton club of Chicago. under
the leadership of John E. Batten. will
send 100 members, who will go down
the bay on the steamship Commodore
and later have stand on Fifth avenue
The Pittsburg Business Mems associa
ton will send 800, marshaled by Col
A. P. Moore, Omaha will send dele
cation and Philadelphia, Cincinnati
and other cities will add to the num-
bers.
Place for Governors.
Representatives of governors will be
given positions on the stage at the Bat
terry, as will the governors who are
present personally. They will also &c
down the bay on one of the cutters to
greet the former president. and be the
guests of the committee during the pa
raie.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson and
Secretary Of War Meyer have been as
signed positions on the stand and will
also go down the bay and ride with the
committee
Among the gubernatorial represent
atives will be E. E. Goodall of Spokane
Wash, who will represent Governor
Hay
Governor ]. Franklin Fort, of New
Jersey. and Henry O.. Quinby of New
Hampshire will be present personally
Mirabeau L. Towns and Civil Service
Commissioner yelling will act as per-
sonal escort to Mayor Gaynor.
Many of the organizations will be in
uniform or have some insignia of their
order. and nearly all will have bands
To each organization comprising more
than 100 persons block has been as
signed on Fifth avenue. Many will
carry Roosevelt flags and other socie
ty flags and the national emblem. They
will not march. but will stand in their
places as Colonel Roosevelt, and Rough
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Languages in Church Services
Only English Is Used by Eghtyve Per Cent of All Religious
Organizations in the United States.

Washington, June 13.-English was
in 1906 the sole language of worship
in 1S1 1893 religious organizations,
with 23,64s.267 members. or S5.5 per
cent of the number of organizations,
and us per cent of the total member
ship in continental United States, &C.
cording to Part /, now in press of the
census bureaus comprehensive report
on the census of religious bodies for
1906. The report was prepared under
the supervision Of William C. Hunt,
chief statistician for population, and
Director Durand will transmit it to
Secretary Nagel Of the department of
commerce and labor.
It shows also that English and some
foreign languages we're used in 1906
organizations, with 1871 62S members;
while foreign languages are used only
in the church services Of 16,6SS organ
izations, with sos, sol members or
70 per cent of the organizations, and
10 per cent Of the membership, or
per cent of the estimated population
in 1906.
The census OF 1906 was the first in
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bilities of present day Christians. The
main object of these addresses will be
to broaden the outlook, revie the zeal
and strengthen the faith of the leaders
themselves. 1t is felt by all that the
real success of the missionary move
ment is conditioned on the reality and
depth of the prayer life, and the faith
and ideals of the workers. Hence,
devotional addresses and special pray.
Will interperse the other exercises.
The members of the American Exc.
cutive Committee are:
Chairman, Rev. Arthur J. Brown,
D. D.: secretary. H. X. Carroll, LII. D.:
members, Rev. Thomas S. Barbour, D.
D., Rev. James l.. Barton, D. D., Rev.
Harlan P. Beach, D. D., Hon. Samuel
B. Capen. D. D., Rev. Henry N. Cobb
y. D.. Mr.. w. Harry Grant, Rev. Wal
ter R. Lambath. D. D., Rev. r. P. Mac
kay, D. D.. Rev W. Douglas Mackenzie
D. D., Mr.. Silas McBee, Mr.. John r.
Mott, NJ A.. Mr.. William Schiefflin
Phi D., Rev. Paul de Schweinitz, D. D.,
Rev. Robert f. Speer. M. A. Rev. AL
exander Sutherland, D. D., Rev. Canon
l.. Norman Tucker, M. A., Mr.. r. NJ
Williams, Rev. l.. B. Wolf. D. D.. Mr.
John w. Wood, Mr.. Campbell White
New York.
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be given in the chapel instead owing TO
the fact that the Indictment weather has

be given in the chapel instead owing 70
the fact that the Indictment weather has
prevented outdoor rehearsals. This
years class has inaugurated new sya-
tenn in the seating of the play. HALF
of the hall will be reserved as compli.
mentary as usual, but small admios
sion fee Of twenty-five cents will b
placed on the remaining seats. which
have hitherto been unreserved. The
capacity of the hall cannot possibly
accommodate all the audience and this
new plan is simply and wholly for the
accommodation OF the public. Instead
of taking very uncertain chances on
getting a seat as was the case before,
seat can be insured now by the purs
chase of ticket. This will insure
those who are most interested OF seats.
Formerly the hall was just as likely
to be filled by those who had no inter-
est whatever in the college. and close
friends of the college were often un-
able to get into the hall. Thus, by
placing a nominal fee on each seat
and reserying them for those who are
most desired, the people who are most
desired will be enabled in large part
to see the play. Tickets will be on sale
at Ross drug store and at the col.
lego.