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Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
MESSAGE FROM DEAD
COMES TO WANDERER
AFTER FORTY YEARS
Letter from Sister Mailed Nearly Half
Century Ago Might Have Changed
Course of Her Brothers
Life

PASADENA. Jan. 1S.-Elliot Kauff-
man of the Guirnalda hotel Pasadena,
yesterday received a message from the
dead, in a letter from his sister mailed
in West Baden, Germany forty years
ago. The letter was forwarded by an
other sister from Chicago, the writer
having died twenty-five years ago.
ELLIOT, you must come home to us;
we are longing to see you" was the
message from beyond the grave. "Why
don't you stop wandering and return
homer"
The letter carried a poignant mean
ing to the man who received it. for
during the forty years since it was
written he has been a wanderer. He
has followed the open road into every
corner Of the world, and is stopping in
Pasadena only a few weeks in his
wayfaring. He has accumulated
wealth in his adventures, but always
he has deplored the fact that he has
found no permanent home. Yesterday
came the written message which, de-
livered in time, might have changed
the course of his life
The letter was found by the Chicago
sister in an old cabinet, where she
placed it in 1870. neglecting to forward
it to her brother
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19

1t was reported that Judge A. L
Sanborn of the federal district cour
had been summoned from Madison
Wis, and that James Hamilton Levi:
would endeavor to obtain a writ from
him. The ground on which the writ
might be asked was not revealed, but
it was reported that the allegation
would be made that other than mem
bers of the grand jury were In the jury
room when Walsh was indicted.
1t was learned, however, that Judge
Sanborn's jurisdiction ended at the
Illinois boundary line. which the train
that carried Walsh was scheduled to
cross at Rock Island, ILL.,, at 1896
o'clock tonight.
After that, it was said, as the pris-
oner neared Leavenworth, action to OBJ
tain his liberty would have to be
brought in the Kansas district on the
ground that Mr.. Walsh was under IL
legal restraint"
Through Other States
The train also passes through Iowa
and Missouri, but it was thought i'm
probable that any action could be OBJ
tained in those jurisdictions.
Judge Sanborn arrived in Chicago at
O'Clock tonight. He said he had
heard that writ of habeas corpus
might be asked for but he had not
been asked to issue it.
John S. Miller, chief counsel for
Walsh, said he had heard nothing of
such a proceeding.
BY a coincidence, Walsh started to
prison exactly two years after he had
been found guilty 1t was on January
1S, 1908, that a jury in Judge Ander-
sons court brought in it's verdict.
The scene in the courtroom when
Judge Lands ordered Walsh to be
present at the formal entering OF the
commitment was dramatic.
Keep up your spirits" said his
friends.
"I WILL" replied the aged prisoner.
"TlI go down there with the same
spirit that 1 have shown right along"
In order to save time Walsh was
hurried in an automobile to his home
to bid his wife goodbye, and then was
taken to the station.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19

" 72 years of age, who began his
business career as a newsboy and
later controlled millions in banks,
railroads, newspapers and coal fields,
left for the federal prison at Leaven-
worth, Kas., at o'clock tonight to
begin a five years sentence for mis-
application of the funds of the Chi
cago National bank, of which he had
been president.
His journey followed a denial by the
United States circuit court of appeals
of his petition for a new trial on the
ground of alleged misconduct Of the
jurors who found him guilty.
The final chapter in the financier's
long fight against prison term Is
summarized as follows:
Ten a. m.-Appeared at his office in
the Grand Central station and con-
Quoted business as If nothing of un-
usual importance were pending.
Eleven-fifteen a. m.-Summoned to a
downtown hotel, where he heard over
the telephone that his petition for
new trial was denied.
Four D. m.-Heard read the mittimus
committing him to prison.
Four-fifteen p. m.-Bid his wife,
daughter and intimate friends good by
at his Calumet avenue residence and
SldTIeu lOI IiS oldIlOAl III LIS dutOliO-
bile.
Six p. m.-Left on the Chicago. Mil
waukee & st. Paul railroad for Leav-
enworth, where he is due at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Bankers Escorts
On his trip to Leavenworth Walsh
is accompanied by John w. Walsh, his
son; by Lee Babcock and DR.. L. Blake
Baldwin, his sons-in-law, and by At
torney E. C. Ritzher, his financial
counsel. He is in the charge of United
States Marshal L. T. Hoy and of Dep
uty Marshal Thomas Middleton, a
lifelong friend.
After Walsh was on his way to
LeaVenworth a rumor was started
that desperate effort would be made
to get the prisoner off the train by
habeas corpus proceeding.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
DECLARED TO BE SANE

CINCINNATI, Jan. 18.-AIl proceed
ings against Harry A. Rheinstrom in
the probate court were dismissed today
and an entry was made declaring he
was not insane. The action ends the
proceedings brought by his mother
and other relatives in a vain attempt
to prevent his recent marriage to Edna
Lotus, divorced wife of Winnie"
O'Connor, a jockey.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
TRAIN RUNS INTO wAsHour

VANCOUVER, Wash, Jan. 1S.-Pas-
senger train No. 3, westbound on the
Spokane, Portland &, Seattle road, ran
into a washout early today near Har-
bin. The engine, mail and baggage
cars ran into the ditch. and it is re-
ported that Engineer George Koontz
was killed and two tramps were seri-
ously hurt. None of the passengers
were injured
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
DECLARES INDUSTRIAL
CONDITIONS KILL MORE
PEOPLE THAN H00KWQRM
Learned Scientist Says Children
Under Legal Age Working Twelve
Hours in Cotton Mills, Re-
sponsibIe for Diseases

CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-The hookworm
is much abused, according to Prof.
E. A. F. Winslow of the Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology. Lecturing
on principles of Sanitary Science" in
Kent theater, University of Chicago,
the eastern scientist said:
Uncomfortable conditions in south
ern factofies are causing more deaths
than the hookworm. Children under
legal age are working twelve hours a
day in cotton factories The hook
worm is mentioned when the blame
really should fall on industrial con-
ditions."
Prof. Winslow named the habit of
walking barefoot as conducive of the
hookworm disease.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
FACTS OF PAULHAN's RECORD FLIGHT

Distance-Fortyfve miles.
Time hour minutes, AZ As seconds.
Start at 3:Oo al Is o'clock.
Finish made al 4:1223 o'clock.
Wind veocy-Thirty miles hour highest; twenty miles
hour least
altitude-1o888 feet
At greatest altitude wind steady twenty twenty-five
miles hour.
Engine behaved perfectly, giving trouble whatever
Complete circuit of Santa Anita racetrack made
Previous croscouny forty miles, hour minutes
made S. F. Cody, Aldershot England
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
BY SHIRLEY A. OLYMPUS

"a ONSIEUR LOUIS PAULHAN, brdman, rode the wings
M green of the fertile San Gabriel valley the foothills
dd Gh rise b sm 0m t9 Ana t uned in his and
way back his hangar in the center OF the big
minutes and seconds foyfve miles, the
longest croscounty flight the world has ever known
Thus Paulan greatest of them ALL added
aue his large wreath $4,000 his pocketboo and history
in millions Of homes every quarter Of the globe when the morning
scroll of unroled in Los Angeles when
the Aviation opened week last Monday Louis
Pauhan since that time has written his upon the parchment
Once he the sky far that instruments failed to record
bnocuar Again yesterday speck glasses
but the biggest sPeck in the world for he was making history
CROWDS CHEER MADLY
Like the heroes read about in story books Paulhan has
he had finished his fight his face wreahed with that
that will not off He said, simply Ah sport
That tells the story OF the greatness his daring and his
thrilling the strains of "Ia
Marsease sounded the was
the French air of victory chorused with ervor than
Los angeles knows how to be proud.
There $4,000 the field alone do him honor other
thousands cheered from roofs of tall buildings the city More
honor could not have been paid native than med
he is Los Angeles history maker and Los Angeles proud him.
Wh4 Louis & Bo in his % mGaopane scared soar & across the
the world asounded the 1t the flight of
machines them by Pauhan Paulhan
achievement yesterday the record distance record time and
record in character Never before had flight of miles been
made from given point to another given point and back to the
starting point without descent.
SECRECY AT HANGAR
the hour until o'clock of pervaded
Pauhan hangar An auto bearing Mme- Paulhan
dashed camp o'clock hasty
held with Pauhan. Then the dashed again.
every inquiry all the commotion the
given, Monsieur will fight" That
has been given frequently the week 1t
thing nothing happens to be heard To those who
heard the words only yesterday they meant nothing To those
who coupled the words with intuition they meant another worlds
might be recorded.
Before 80 o'clock brisk up of the south
By o'clock when the events of the day scheduled
Begin the breeze had become gale than zephyr In the
of the field captive balloon careened and bumped like
until it had be towed home the draw back of
the grandstand.
few minutes later the $4,000 balloon New York. which had
poed the field from Huntington Park by George B.
HARRISON suddenly attened filling the air Tor
The wind the balloon had been slit
injury But the wind not too strong for the
French bidman He ready weather gae for he had
told Chairman Bishop that he would to the hill to the east
and fill his pockets with American gold.
STARTED AT 8 O'CLOCK
their hangers at 230 glanced into the
sky and made quick decision
attempt fight thirty wind which with cruel fingers
rubbes surfaces aeropane Those other avators
lexicon NJ Pauhan. Nor is fear there either
Three o'clock the Fenchman in the air for quick circle
the field He shot the and norh sweved back again
(Conhnu OF
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
Brown Closes Bars
EATS APPLE; DIES

YREKA. Cal, Jan. 1S.-Mrs. M. K.
Thomas died at the family home near
this city yesterday while eating an ap-
pie and conversing with her husband.
She was a prominent pioneer woman of
Siskiyou county and is survived by her
husband and two sons.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TODAY
FORECAST

FORECAST
For Los Angeles and vicinity:
Cloudy Wednesday; light north wind,
changing to south; frost In the MORN
ing. Maximum temperature yesterday
81 degrees, minimum 40 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
LOCAL

Police shake-up is on, and two ser
geants summarily stripped Of stars
PAGE /
Great architects exhibit drawings at
first annual display. PAGE 8
Holdups rob and beat a peddler; man
left unconscious on Mission road after
fierce fight PAGE 6
Claim to portion of Baldwin estate is
filed in probate court in which
nearly $4,000 is involved PAGE
Police arrest suspect on charge of rob-
berry and say they believe he is one OF
the daring daylight burglars. PAGE
Garwood. convicted OF robbery. fails to
gain his freedom and must pass re-
mainder of life in San Quentin. Page s
Salary question for city employees will
be solved by joint committees from
civic bodies and council PAGE
Editorial, letter box and Haskin's letter.
PAGE 4
Council may wage war on bill boards;
will limit height to six feet PAGE
Transfer of funds for deepening of San
Pedro harbor reported favorably on
by rivers and harbors committee
PAGE
Clarence Cunningham, Alaskan coal
claimant admits that Richard A.
Balllnger was paid for services in in
specting coal land patents PAGE 1
Correspondent arrested on charge of
perjury. PAGE 7
Society and music. PAGE
Marriage licenses. births and deaths
PAGE Il
Mines and oil fields PAGE 1s
Markets and financial PAGE 12
Building permits. PAGE 10
Shipping. PAGE IL
Theaters and dramatic criticism. PAGE 7
Sports. PAGE 10
Automobiles. PAGE IL
AVIATION
Paulhan flies in biplane from Domin-
guez field to Santa Anita race track.
PAGE /
Three accidents happen at Dominguez
field one man and two women being
injured. PAGE 8
Mars ready to try for record; Oakland
pilot anxious to attempt altitude and
endurance balloon tests. PAGE 3
Law violations at Dominguez field
under Zeehandelaar concessions cease
result of Herald's expose PAGE l
SOUTH CALIFORNIA
Captain of steamer Lakme. threaten
ing suicide. refuses to discuss acci-
dent to vessel PAGE IA
San Bernardlno to augment police force
in order to cope with thugs. PAGE IA |
Pasadena charity ball is a brilliant So
ciety fete. PAGE s
COAST
Democrats protest to state railroad
commission against present freight
carrying charges. PAGE 16 |
EASTERN
John r. Walsh must serve ave years In
federal prison. PAGE 1
Governors assemble at White House to
hear speech by Taft PAGE 2
Congressman agree to probe Pinchot-
Ballinger dispute PAGE
Representative Mondell objects to form
and purpose of bills prepared by Bal
llnger. PAGE
Prices in New York stock market show
violent movement and values move
up and down in rapid succession.
. PAGE 19
President Lewis of mine workers pre-
vents stormy session at the conven-
tion in Indianapolis. PAGE
FOREIGN
Germany sends It's ultimatum to In
quiry made by United States regard
ing tarif relations. PAGE 10
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
FOREIGN

Germany sends its ultimatum to In
ouIry made by United States regard
ing tariff relations PAGE i
Voters in Great Britain support the
Unionist policy and government party
gains ltwenty-one seats. PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
FRENCHMAN FLIES
ON WINGS OF WINDS
DISTANCE rs MILES
Daring Aviator Guides Biplane at High
Speed from Dominguez to Santa Anita
Race Track and Return


Fifty Thousand Frenzied Spectators at Park
Hail King of the Air as He Brings
His Steed to Earth
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
AVIATION
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

CAPTAIN of steamer Lakme, threaten
ing suicide. refuses to discuss acct
dent to vessel PAGE IA
San Bernardno to augment police force
In order to cope with thugs PAGE IA
Pasadena charity ball is a brilliant So
ciety fete. PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
JOHN R. WALSH, AGED BANKER,
GOES TO FEDERAL PRISON TO
SERVE FIVE YEARS. SENTENCE
Famous Financier Who Began Life as News
boy and Later Controlled Millions Must
Don Garb of Convict, After
Desperate Struggle
tAssociated Pressl

Jan. 18.--John R. Walsh,
72 years of age, who began his
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-19
COAST
EASTERN

Democrats protest to state railroad
commission against present freight
carrying charges. PAGE /
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
COUNTRY REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GLARESf0NT REALTY co.
3030 Claremont aE., cor. Prince ST.
Aug. c. Mills D. J. Martenstein f. G. Russ
ofee 5f : open p N today until , O'Clock
GET OFF AT NORTH GATE
SWEEPING MARINE VIEW,
- CLOSE TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES
A lot which is ideally situated for. a
nome that would be sheltered and at tne
same time command a view of the hills.
bays and ocean. city and towns: MIN
utes' walk to the Key Route station and
Russell st. car line; all street work side
walks, sewer, gas and electricity COM
pleted; double frontage lot. 80 fl. on both
streets, but On a level with rear street,
thereby making an automobile entrance an
Lots like this are scarce in Claremont
park at this price. If in the market, don {
miss this opportunity $500
UP To DATE HOME IN CLAREMONT PARK.
So. 700-TERMS s., 600 cash. balance $50 mo.
For the money asked you can't beat this
one. Situated it is on Hillcrest road, it
Is peculiarly sheltered and at the same
time commands a beautiful hill and marine
view: oyerlooks the beautiful Rock Ridge
canyon and city of Oakland, with San
Francisco beyond.
The house faces the east but is ar
ranged that living and dining rooms get
the marine view toward the west. The
exterior is artistic and has a long porch
leading to the front door hallway: living
room has polished floor, paneled walls, open
brick fireplace with good mantel. book
shelves; sun porch off side with glass doors;
sleeping rooms in number. with large
closets separated from living room by long
hallway, bath and toilet between, with
best OF plumbing; bedrooms in white
dining room paneled large fireplace, ar
tistic setin sideboard. polished floor; kitch.
en- large and has closet, cupboards and all
latest conveniences; servants room on
kitchen: also laundry and toilet; base
ment room, tradesmen's entrance. Don't
fail to see this if you enjoy investigating
rare chance Size of lot, 50x140. CID
OUR PHONE NUMBER is BERKELEY 5725.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-contipued

MERRITT'S BEST BARGAINS.
Scoo-50O cash. will buy nice mountain nome
IN Napa county; 20 acres of good, rlch
land; acres cultivated. balance wood good,
tillable land when cleared: good room house,
barn, outbuildngs; finest climate; elegant
view; good chicken ranch.
$S50-$300 cash. takes IA acres of the very best
land; on ocean shore Point Arena; good 4
room house. barn and all farming tools; 4
acres in grain; real snap
$l.500-$l,0 600 cash, buys a beautiful home near
PaJaro valley; l mile to railroad station; 1294
acres OF best fruit land in the state. all IN cu-
uvation; acres now in grain, acres Tor
corn. acre in fruit; room house, barn.
chicken houses, ETC.; stock, farming tools ana
household furniture; great big buy for little
money.
$1.600-S1 600 cash, takes one of the finest tokay
vineyards in the Lodi district: mile from 5.
+. station; 10 acres, all in full bearing tokays.
.. 100 vines: not rock root on the place;
bargain in vineyard
$1.S00-Is all we ask for 10 acres of the best
sandy loan: near Sebastopol. "a mile from
station, on electric railroad unimproved, you
say cheap, for such land there sells for sou
@per acre; yes but listen. following goes aiso-o
acres in fruit. y acres in grain, u acre in
potatoes; all tillable; new room house. cost
over 5000; good well. large barn and granary
all fenced; land level; fine for fruit and chick
ems; now, you will buy it sure If you have the
money
SO. 7O0-only $500 cash win buy % acres near
Prunedsle; u acres in best winter apples now
loaded with fruit; trees IL years old in finest
condition; 1000 boxes last year; IL acres In
grain. balance timber; soil is rich sandy
loan: room house; apples in this district
are free from worms and bring highest prices;
no more cash viii ever be needed to pay for
this property; a fine income producer
]. i. MERRITT.
3 Bacon block, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

HOUSES ON EASY TERMS
IS. .OOo-s1oo DOWN AND s25 PER MONTH. A
very attractive room bungalow new
paneled living room and dining room:
klinker brick fireplace: artistic fxtures:
near car line and park. This is a good
chance to stop those monthly eontribu-
tions TO the landlord.
s.. .5OO-s1Oo DOWN AND $50 PER MONTH.
Easier than rent. This room. well built
modern house is only ( years old. 1t is in
a good neighborhood. within a block of the
Telegraph and Ashby avenue cars.
s4.ooO-$25o CASH AND $50 PER MONTH.
Why pay rent when you buy a new,
modern. room house like this one, on a
large. deep lot. convenient to line and
Key Route? Why not put some Of that rent
money into your own pocket?
s4,5oO-s5Oo DOWN AND $50 PER MONTH. A
new room house in the Clsremont dis
trict. close to the Claremont avenue
and the Key Route station; hardwood
floors; beamed ceilings; artistic mantels;
very finely finished
s4.75O-s5OO DOWN AND ss5 PER MONTH In
the Claremont section; very pretty new )
room bungalow. two ErepiaceS; polished
floors; two large porches: FURNACE; two
toilets shed; garden; large, south front
lot You cant afford to pay rent when you
can secure such bargain as this and
ON such easy terms too. Don't defay. 1t
won't last long.
So 5oOO-s5O0 DOWN AND $40 PER MONTH
Right in the best section Of Berkeley. near
Dwight way and Telegraph avenue ear
lines; a brand new room house. very at
tractive and very complete in all its ap-
polntments Let show II to you. Buy it,
pay rent to YOURSELF instead Of the
OTHER FELLOW, and have coy home
of your own.
S7O0O-s5OO DOWN AND THE BALANCE ON
EASY TERMS. This is a new room
house, built to suit the wife in every par
tieuIar. It's in the Claremont section
xvha fho SIR mad n-ffh hoau rff ffftI
shade trees and where the homes are
and artistic. Don't fail to see this if
you. want REAL home.
LOIS.
81, sOO-This is fine east front lot. east Of
Telegraph avenue. near Webster street
44x130; 500 cash and balance mort
gage.
$1,000 south front lot on Derby street, near
Grove street car line; 40x132; $3.50 cash
and $50 per month.
s1,2OO-An east front 40 foot lot. near Grove
. street car line; a bargain; easy terms.
1,375-C -Claremont Park. BerkeIey's high class
residence district. This lot, 50x120. pos
sesses a superb view of CANYON and bay
and is onIy few minutes Walk to the
Key Route. We building a splendid
room house on the lot adjoining, which
we will sell for $500 down and the bal
ance on easy monthly payments, or we
will build to suit you on this lot on SINH
iar terms
81, ,150-A splendid west front lot in the Hotel
Claremont Tract; magnificent panoramic
view of the bay and Golden Gate: only a
few minutes walk to Key Route and car
line; right near two one hundred thousand
dollar residences. This is the best bargain
in Claremont.
81, ,650-A west front lot in Elmwood Park
noted for its magnificent elm trees A
splendid residence district; 50x120. Easy
terms.
MAS0N-McDUFFIE COMPANY,
WHERE THE KEY ROUTE STOPS,
BERKELEY.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-coutInued

ss,;,S ~ ssTS tracts; fne, level land, 2lk miles
= station; $3.50 TO $500 per acre essv 1ssr Terms q
-.1e ioea Ion for home and poultry ranch Lots
:t:ss sGre irrigated tracts: level: miles from
isnsf isf eSer@mente valley; u feet rich sediment
los!9 10 bed Of pure, soft water: no overflow
aiiealle or hardpaR. adjoining properTies nroInc
.Se S S'ge 70 S2oO per acre: fne markets schools
water. ,s-T9 S5e price 500 per acre, including
'49e' NO better land in the state.
rs1. - acres near city limits. good city. sacra-
= at-nt9 valley; fne story room house
tSIened all around; barn 40x5O feet with shell:
,lsr mousse 1zx50; heuhouse I6x5O: tankhouse
c,7r,1 Sg ,M1lnamili; INC all improvements in splendid
S % : acres family orchard; large orange,
-sy-aoe eHealyptus. acacia, olive and other va
g - 500 grapeviness price $4,000; terms
,goe uoNh' balance ,, 3 aud ! wears. Chsnce
'eauliul property at great sacrince
loe acre dairy ranch. only miles from Hay
-, 1-, AlaLheoa county, main county road; >
ION ION mouse, 2.large barns. granary, fruit and
Sneae trees, abundance Of fine water; 100 acres
NV NV seeded shows what land is; price $50 FER
sore Chspce 10 get a splendid dairy farm near
eAh fFsneiseo At a snap buy.
800 acres. beautifully located. .ramento
EaiieEz lots OF natural shade; level and al un-
ger -spleneld system Of. irrigation now; soil
very rich alluTisl deposit Of u feet 10 first led
pure soft water: between Two main county
roads 3 miles from city and railroad; locality
mas $4,000 creamery plant, electric lights,
daily mail delivery, good schools, growers as
ISOLATION. telephone system; ideal FOR sweet po-
tafoeS. vegetables. alfalfa. corn, fruit. etc. :
would make one of the finest alfalfa and dairy
rsnches In state or splendid subdivision PROPOSE
ton. already plotted; wholesale price ST5 per
acre. easy terms. A beautiful piece of land and
one Of the finest buys the market.
I74O scre ranch in famous Thomas Greek val
lcy- nehama county about 40O acres of the I'm
est deep sediment bottom land TO he found aliy-
where. place has own water right for irriga-
tlcn- 40 acres now in alfalfa: 500 acres very
best grain land: balance beavy oak timbe-; lies
slong main county road. miles west OF Hen
AeyNllles daily mail delivery. telephone, etc. ::
hplendId farm buildings; property all fenced
an0 cross fenced and in fine repair; living
water Tor stock the year around: price only
Sla-5Y per acre on easy terms; of the best
sock farm bargains in the state; bottom land
alone Is worth more than is asked for the
whole property. You can't AFFORD to overlook
this
THE ABOVE ARE ALL BARGAINS. WE
HAVE THOl BANDS OF OTHERS LISTED IN
EVERY SECTION OF CALIFORNIA. AND IF
e YOU DON'T SEE JUST WHAT YOU WANT.
ADVISE is AND We CAN PUT YOU IN
TpUCH WITH 1T.
Details at HOMESEEKERS INFORMATION
81 kEAI. INC. 934-946 MonadnOck bldg, S.F.