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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-10-28

Man wanted to work on ranch.
Steady employment to right man.
j. E. Nessly, Pullman, Wash.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-10-28

Go to Duthie's for Royal Hos0
Flour. Delivered to any part OF INC
city for $3.50 pc. sack. sep zou
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-15
SALE BY AUCTION
OF SUTRO ESTATE

Baldwin & Howell will hold an i'm
portant auction sale Saturday after
noon, November s. at l o'clock, at their
salesroom The property is owned by
the estate of Adolph Sutro, and the
sale, which is being held under the or
der of Mrs. Emma L. Merritt the ex-
ecutrix of the estate, will consist of 38
building lots facing Sixteenth and Ash
bury streets at the summit of Ashbury
heights, together with a large holding
Immediately adjacent to the subdivided
portion of the property, which will be
offered as a whole and which is capable
of subdivision into "A building lots
This portion of the property wf1l at
tract the attention Of spectators, as
it brings an opportunity to secure an
advantageous subdivision of cheap lots
in growing and populous district. All
the property that will be sold at this
auction commands a superb view of
Golden Gate park and the Pacific
oceans in fact, the location is one OF
the famous view points of the city, not
withstanding which fact it is very ac-
cessible, as the car line from Eight
eenth and Guerrero to Waller and STAN
yam streets passes in front of the tract.
The sale is under order of the pro-
bate court, and all Of the lots will be
sold without limit or reserve, except
that the sales will be subject to con-
firmation by the court.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-15

have seen these matchless peninsula
suburbs
In order to accommodate the in
creased number of residents along their
line, the Peninsula electric railway is
establishing number of new stations
The last is at Evergreen park. The
Peninsula railway. which runs between
Palo Alto, Stanford university and San
Jose, touches the beautiful foothill
towns of the Santa Clara valley and
passes through a rich and popuIous
rural country Small ranches have
peen IN great demand since the COM
pIetion OF this road, electric transporta-
uon being the last thing necessary to
make the section an ideal one for coun-
try homes The equitable and invigor
ating climate Of the Santa Clara valley
is world famed and its beauty bears
the approving stamp of the most par
ucular connoisseurs.
Many of the new residents have Sc
lected home sites near Stanford uni
Versity and Palo Alto as the most de-
sirable and il is to accommodate those
who bought in Evergreen park that the
new station is to be installed The
new depot will be at the junction of
Stanford avenue and FL Canine real.
J. 5. Cone, manager Of the Cooperative
land and trust company, owner of the
tract, in speaking of the progress there
said:
We are much pleased with the way
things are going. There are more than
40 homes in Evergreen park and others
are in process Of construction. The
handsome concrete residence of r. A.
Crothers, owner of the San Francisco
Bulletin. is nearing completion. This
home is being erected at a cost Of
$4,000; it is on the Ell Canine real
and commands a beautiful view of the
Stanford university, campus and the
foothills
The establishment of station on
our tract is very gratifying mot only
because of the added convenience to
our purchasers. but because it demon
strates the faith of the railroad in
Evergreen park. The Saturday after
noon excursions, which we are conduct
ing from our San Francisco Office are
affording businessmen an excellent op-
portunity TO get an idea of the ad-
yantages of home in Evergreen
park"
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-15
RUSHING OPERATIONS ON
MISSION TERRACE TRACT
As Many Men and Teams as Can Be Worked to
Advantage Are Transforming Old Truck
Gardens Into Model Home Sites

One of the largest pieces of i'm
provement work on a new subdivision
which has been undertaken for sew
eral years is in progress on the old
Crochet and lie Roy estates in the
Mission just South of Sunnyside.
For more than a month force of
from Is to Is two and four horse teams
has been at work scraping and grad
ing lots and laying out streets. This
district, with a frontage of $500 feet,
or about half a mile. along San Jose
avenue. hitherto has been a lot of
vegetable gardens, carried on by ItaI-
ian and French truck gardeners. who
lived in little shack homes on the
rented land
The transformation of this so acre
district in a'model residential section,
on which all houses must conform to
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-15
GERMAN savings
TO BUILD BRANCH

The German savings and loan society
is having plans drawn for Rich
mond branch ON the lot which is owned
by the bank at the southwest corner
of Seventh avenue and Clement street.
1t will be of solid and ornamental
architecture similar In design to its
main bank building in California street
near Montgomery.
1t was the intention of the bank Of
ficials to erect a branch bank in Mis-
sion street near its present branch,
to be practically duplicate of the
Richmond building.
When overtures were made for land
in Mission street, however. the price
asked was deemed too high, and the
directors have given up the idea of
building in the Mission and will re-
main in the old quarters.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-15

certain wise restrictions. means a
great step forward for the entire south
western section OF the Mission.
This extensive. improvement work.
undertaken at an expense of $4,000
for the grading alone, is being done
by Baldwin & Howell
The tract will be divided into lots.
Street work, sidewalks, curbs and
sewers will be built. which will un-
doubtedly result in the immediate ersc-
ton of a great many new homes, Civ
ing an impetus to the population OF
the Mission OF considerable con-
sequence.
The fact that an experienced realty
firm is willing to go to the large OUT
lay involved in developing Mission
Terrace is the best indication of a
decided revival in the real estate
market
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-15
PRICES BROUGHT AT
j. w. WRIGHT'S AUCTION

j. ". Wright & CO. reports as fol-
lows on the auction sale held Tuesday
noon;
620-620Js Golden Gate avenue, two stores and
eight fats, rents &21z-50. lot 41x12o feet, sold
S25. 750,
Stanyan, 30xI0O feet, sold 81 400
4226 Twentieth street nsar Castro, two stories
nine rooms and bath, sold -. 900,
IA to "a Clement street. rents 500, lot 5oxs4
feet bid of $1650O, property withdrawn
Southwest corner of Jackson and Mason streets
lot 25x57:6 feet one story frame structure
sold $1,000.
1911 Golden Gate avenue, seven apartments,
rents s145, sold S13.750.
Two fats, 432-435 Corbett avenue, sold s., 600
subject to owners approval,
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-15
ACTIVE BUSINESS
IN MISSION PROPERTY

d, Cof1n & Co.'s sales. renting, in
suranoe and loan departments have
been extremely busy. particularly the
renting department More than 15O
houses were rented last month, an aver
age of 40 a week. The following sales
were made within the last two weeks:
Residence of Mr. Smith in Dolores street, to
Van Husen, o15, 600.
Fine residence in De Long avenne TO T. G.
Nealon of Merced for A. vanatta Of Mill valley
New cottage in Treat avenue. for NJ. Andsr-
son, So, 400.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-15

While these figures doubtless con-
tain errors, we believe them to be sub
stantially correct, and If used compare
lively, show healthy condition, in that
the increase in population of the city
has taken up all new buildings apart
ments and dwellings) erected during
the last year, and has likewise ma
terially decreased the vacancies in
buildings in existence on August /. 1909
The above does not include hotels,
apartment houses and places OF busi-
ness supplied under meter rates"
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-15
VACANCIES IN CITY
ARE DECREASING
Returning Population Fills Up
All New Buildings

The Spring Valley water company
has issued the following information,
which shows reduction of over 21 per
cent in vacancies in flats and dwellings
in San Francisco:
"As compiled from monthly vista
tions of properties supplied under fat
rates-which classification includes
only buildings Used strictly as private
dwellings detached dwellings and flats.
each fiat being strictly dwelling), the
following monthly vacancies were re-
ported:
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-15
BUILDING PERMITS
BELOW AVERAGE

The bnilding permits issued during
the week were a. little under the aver
age, as shown by the following table:
Five class buildings. s13s, ,75o
Thirty y-seyen frame buildings .......... los, PAL
Fifty eight alterations. Observation-Disclosures. 20.629
Total. ............... .s262, $50
The class G buildings for which per-.
mits were issued are two warehouses.
a hotel in Pine street near Kearny and
two apartment houses. The applica-
tions filed at the building inspectors
office this week indicate an increase in
next weeks permits.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-07-30
LOCAL BREVITIES

s post cards s cents at Pascoes.
Store Peacock" Rock Springs coal.
Bennett Bros.
P. ]. Glenman went to Boise Tues
day on business!
F. e. johnson was visitor in
Boise Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Galloway spent Sun
day in Nampa, visiting her sister.
Andrew Baker was a business Wis
t,or in Boise the first of the week
Roscoe Smith spent several days
this week in Boise on business.
J. A. Purtill and Truxton Talbot
we're among those who transacted
business In Boise this week.
o
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Russell ar.
rived Sunday from Oregon where they
have been looking for a location.
They have rented Mrs. Pence's
house on Atlanta Avenue for time
and may decide to remain here. They
are accompanied by Mrs. Russels
father Mr.. Owen Ridenour and by
their son Wayne. They are former
residents of North Dakota.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-07-30

) post cards s cents at PascOe's.
Mrs. Nile Carr who has been III
about two weeks is improving.
Frank Latimore was visitor In
the Capital City Wednesday.
For fine watch and jewelry repair
ing, call on r. Cruise, the Jeweler on
front street. 31u
A complete line of watches and jew
.lry at Cruises Jewelry store. Call
and inspect them. 31tf.
Peacock coal IL ths genuine Rock
Springs. For sale onls by Bennett
Bros.
You can make good interest on you
money by storing Rock Springs coal.
Bennett Bros.
All work sent by mail for repair
ing will be promptly attended to a.
Cruse's Jewelry store. 81
Mrs. w. II. Smith and daughter.
Miss Bertha Smith, came up from Sun
nyside Monday. Mrs. Smith returned
the same day and Miss Bertha spent
a few days with the Misses Jacob.
son.
Beginning August first the Elec.
tic Company will supply current all
cay on Wednesday of each week.
This is to give those using electric
irons a chance to do their ironing
III the morning. On other mornings
the current will be turned on at e.
leven o'clock at which time the whis-
tie at the plant viii blow.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-07-30

are visiting at the home of their
son and brother G. H. White.
The EmmOns ranch was scene
of enjoyment Friday evening when a
birthday party was GAysn In honor
of Oscar Emmons. About thirty
guests were present Outdoor games
were enjoyed until late hour
when refreshments were served con-
sisting of ice-cream, cake, lemonade
candy and apples. Parlor games
we're then enjoyed until the wee
small hours of morning when the
guests departed, all declaring the
Emmons' very pleasant entertainers.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-07-30

Miss Jessie Barber was Noun
tain Home visitor We lnesday.
Mrs. r. P. Chatdn spent last
week in visiting friends in Sunny
side and vicinity.
Mr.. G. l.. Kennedy is here pack
ing his household goods to go to
Nampa this week.
Mrs. w. H. Smith and daughter,
Bertha, were Mountain Home visitors
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. White and daughter
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-07-30
sUNNYsiDE.

sUNNYSiDE.
Mr.. Barber was in Boise last week.
Mrs. ]. r. Ellison and daughter
Putin were in Boise Saturday.
Miss Pearl Moore went to Noun
tain Home to visit friends Monday
Mrs. E. A. Wilmot went to Boise
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert BARBER were
here looking at land Saturday.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-07-30

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NEWS FROM KING HILL
Bert Fink, of Gooding was in town
Sunday.
Mr.. l.. s. Ferris made a flying
trip to Gooding Sunday.
Mr.. Orvid Sanborn and his moth
er were down from Bliss Sunday.
Mr. McEachern is fencing in his
forty. south of town.
Mrs. Eugene Brown and her two
sons returned to their home in
Bliss, Tuesday.
Eugene Brown left Tuesday for
Boise, to sonsult a physician re.
garding an attack Of appendicitis.
Mrs. John Jones, who has been
visiting at the Hafer home, return
ed to Glenns Ferry, Tuesday.
Miss Nell Richeson is visiting at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. C. E.
Smith.
Mr.. G. L. Sledge was here Sunday
visiting his sister Mrs. Sutton. He
went from here to Hammett.
The Sunday School here Is busy
starting Home Department and a
Cradle Roll
Ditch rider, Guy Donaldson en-
joyed visit from a couple of his
Iowa friends the first Of the week.
Mrs. Gillette and her daughter
Miss Nevada have moved into their
elegant home on River Street.
H. c. Jones and family Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Tingwall, o. w. Ting
wall and Miss Bell Jones, were ov-
er Sunday campers at Longs cross
ing.
MIR. and Mrs. Lew Winters and
two children of Elensburg, Wash
ington are here visiting at the A.
D. Bruce home.
]. c. Sanborn proved up on his
place in Pasadena Valley, Satur-
day, and returned to his home near
Bliss.
Miss Nevada Gillette and her
friends the Misses Walls spent Mon
day picnicing on the rimrock on
King Hill creek
Mrs. Randall Is spending her va
cation with her friends and rela- +
tlves at Nampa. Her brother Mas
ter POrtlock is here keeping Mr..
Randall company.
On Monday, G. w. Gallaway's
horses started for home In a hur-
ry They went down Main Street
then down across the bridge and up
hill, that Mr.. Galloway has a
hard time to get them,even to walk
up. The wagon was broken up some
but otherwise no damage was done.
Geo. Walker Is spending his va
cation with his family up among
tuc pHc lives. ne Sulu NE COuM
smell the pines fully week before
he left, and was just waiting for the
time to come when he could throw
aside all cares and just rest, hunt
or do anything for comfort
The school question seems to be
the main topic here. As is always
the case some want one thing and
some want another, but school
we must have. Saturday a special
election will be held for the pur.
pose of voting on the question
They want to bond the district for
the sum Of $4,000 for the purpose
of building and eQuipping a school
house.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1910-07-30

MIR. and Mrs. White and daughte
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-12-14

in persuading young men to
stay in the South and use the
opportunities now at hand.
Mot only the railroads. but
boards of trade. newspapers,
schools and colleges, manufac-
turers and merchants. mine
operators, and. in fact, ali the
people and interests IN the
South arc vitality concerned in
this movement 20 keep and
bring back home our own. Let
it be made clear that they are
wanted i'm the development Of
the country aud for their own
good"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-12-14

whom he inherited many of his
noble traits Of character.
He was very popular wher
ever he lived. aud deservedly
so. 1t was a popularity resting
upon a lovable disposition. and
a disipterested Kindness Of
heart that knew no bounds.
You could not prevent yourself
from loving joe Maynor. If
here was any one trait of his
noble character that was pre-.
eminent. it was his charity and
love for his fellOwman No
objecl Of charity ever appealed
TO him in vain. aud he was ever
on the lookout for those i'm
trouble. pain or distress. and by
both precept and example
inspired others 10 Join him IA
his noble work of charity
Truly il might be saiI of hin
THAT he did revel in charity
and roit IN nobleness of soul q
His was the religion OF
humanity. He fed his Master
sheep. If he was sick or in
prison, he visited him; naked
he clothed him; II he was hun
gered, he gave him 20 eat.
AS the morning sun makes
diamonds Of the dew drops, 81
his sunny nature made joyou
Jewels ont of the tear drops
and as the dew drops fly heav
onward before the brightness o.
the sun, afterwards 60 be trans
formed into crystal stars O
snow, so the tear drops vanish
ing before his cheerful natur
flew To heaven, there Co b
crystalized into stars for hi
eternal crown Of glory.
w. :. MATHEWS.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-12-14
Campaign Cost
Slemp $1,000

The Richmond Journal SAYS:
lt cost former Corporation
Commissioned Henry G. Stuart
Sl7, ,395 35 TO make his fight for
congress in the Ninth district.
but his victorious republican
opponent. BascOm Siemp. ac
cording 20 his sworn statement
received today by the secretary
of the commonwealth. made his
winning race on nearly $40, goo
less. In other words, his ex
pense account aggregates only
-. .f23 4S.
The items IN the total are
specified as follows.
Office rent, lights, supplies,
type writer's. etc. 1925 -; clerk
hire, 1887 %, kilograms. phone
tolls. phone rent. etc. S257 81;
speakers. travelling expenses,
etc. 1862; ADVERTISING cuts,
circulars, newspapers. brass
bands. barbecues. etc. St.Sfl.
The oath taken by Mr. Slemp
says that the sum mentioned
represents all that he spent aui
that he knows TO have been
spent an his behalf.
But despite the statements
made by Mr.. Stuart and Mr.
Slemp. the impression thai
"barrels OF money" were open
ed IN the Ninth district vii
prevail among the knowing
ones. and report says that boti
4 the republicans and democrau
had an the cash that wa
needed.
Some rumors put the tota
figures expended al as much a
1913. 600 and say that the demo
Gratis were almost as wei
equipped with the "sinews @
war" as We're the republicans
OF course these reports ma.
be exaggerated. and vet it
known that both candidate
had the most loyal supporter
who were willing TO 20 I
considerable expense for then
IL rs explained on the street
whether on good authority q
p not-that the campaign fund
a used were first sent 90 th
s national committees of the tw
, parties and 10y these organic.
tions sent back 10 Virginia
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-12-14
Germs In
Her System
Every Woman Should Read
This Advice and the Gen
erouS Offer That Goes
With II.

The number Of diseases pecu-
liar to women is such that we
believe this space would hardly
contain a mere mention of their
names, and it is a fact that
most OF these diseases are of a
catarrhal nature. \ woman
cannot be well if there ia a
trace OF catarrh in her system.
Some women think there IS
no help for them. We positive
ly declare this 20 be a mistaken
idea. We are SO sure Of this
that we offer to supply medicine
absolutely free of all cost I'm
every instance where it fails TO
give satisfaction. or does not
substantiate our claims. With
this understanding, no woman
should hesitate 20 believe our
honesty Of purpose, or hesitate
Go put our claims 20 test
There is only one way tC
overcome catarrh. That way is
through the blood. You may
use all the snuds, douches OF
like remedies for years without
getting more than temporary
relief at best. Catarrh IN gen
eral is a diseased condition of
the system that shows locally
most frequently in discharge
from mucous membranes. Loca
treatment should be assisted bl
internal treatment for the gen
eral diseased condition II
complete cure is 20 be reached
/ That internal treatment shoul'
be scientifically devised an'
faithfully administered.
Rexall Mucu Tone is scientifi
cally prepared from the pre-
scription Of an eminent physI
clan who for thirty years mad
catarrh his specially. Thi
, remedy is admirably adapted {
the treatment of the catarrha
: ailments of women. IL puri:ie
p and enriches the blood, tends {
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removing impurities from IN
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J strengthens the mucous TISSUES
: and brings about a feeling {
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= We want you TO try Rexa
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: If you are not benefited, or {,
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q The Rexali Store. The kel
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-12-14

approval of the very best ele-
ments IN the town, the county
aud your part of the State
Eastern Virginia, so far as my
observation has gone, is rele-
gated 10 the rear in many Of
these matters, now so promin-
ent with you
Very sincerely yours,
WELL WTSHER, No. ?.
Our New York friends sug-
gestiou Of planting nastu-:iums
in various spots along the road
through the Gap would truly
beautify the road. However,
he is ignorant of our COW ques-
tion. and the nastrrtiums should
they attain the flower stage,
would surely never see the
propOgating stage. The variety
OF hOneysuckle he speaks of
IS of such a nature that cows
could not destroy IL, and we are
very favOrably impressed with
the suggestion, and hope 10
work IL up, so that plants may
be put in by spring.
The army of little folks who
have the sale of the Christmas
Anti-Tuberculosis Stamps ia
charge are doing splendid work,
aud are rapidly disposing of the
stamps allotted TO Big Stone
Gap.
The first weeks sales, ending
last Saturday. showed a total Of
1900 stamps sold.
The Civic League offered a
/ prize 90 the room IN the school
selling the most stamps. This
has caused no little interest
among the children, and they
are vieing with each other 20
secure the coveted honor.
We believe that putting this
work in charge OF the children
Of the town will serve the dOu-
BILE purpose Of educating the
young people TO the Importance
of preventing the spread Of this
dreaded disease, as we'll as dis
posing of the stamps mos
quickly.
We urge all of our friends {,
continue their generous supper
IN the crusade.
Have you secured all of you
p Christmas presents? Let Us re
. mind you that you could no
. find more beautiful and ap
+, propriate souvenir for friends a
"A distance than the booklet o
Big Stone Gap views, gotten M
by the Art Committee OF tia
League. The booklet has re
, ceived praise from all who havl
l seen it, and has even found il
way across the waters.
It is To be found on sale a
the Monte Vista Hotel. Enter
prise Drug Store, Wise Printin
a Company and the Kelly Drn
- Store. Price so cents.
Don't forget in using tn
Anti Tuberculosis Stamps nc
20 place them OF the same sid
as the address. This is by ords
.e of Uncle sam.