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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13

w. ]. BOWLING & CO.,
521 Valencia st. Market 71o9.
Sl,250-Castro st. near 2lst; 25x12O; terms.
S2,0o0-Hartford St near 18th; finished street
and sidewalk; level building lot.
COTTAGES.
81 900 cash balance So 900 at S25 mo; room
IL story cottage; 18th and Danvers SITS.
So, ,0OO-5 room modern cottage; on car line,
near goth St; snap; terms.
Sc, ,500-Lfberal terms; room cottage in Sap
chez ST. near 10Th: cheap.
FLATS.
$4,000 A. 5, 6 room fats; lot 81 :6xS0; rents
S45 month; 29th and Mission; snap;
must sell Immediately; half cash.
Sc, ,250-2, 4, room fats, new; income $52.5C
month; terms; snap: must be sold al
once: near Goth and Valencia SITS.
$7,500-3 room elegant flats; rents $125 mo.
just finished; Jackson and Taylor; $4,000
SIC, 500-6 high class B room fats finished in
pine throughout; beamed ceilings; trades
mems entrance: rents $165 mo-; lot 301
100; close to 18th and Valencia sts
W. ]. BOWLING & CO., 521 Valencia st.
TUCKER, LYNCH & CoLDwELL, INC,
REAL ESTATE. RENTING, INSURANCE
235 Montgomery st.
ia Russ Arcnde-
Phones-Kearny 610, C3610.
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE SITE
North Beach corner so vara on belt railroad an6
handy for shipping by water. VIII build tt
suit tenant on basis Of 1 cent So. 1T. The
cheapest warehouse proposition on the market
MILL VALLEY HOME
Last weeks offers were not cutie high enough tt
take the beautiful Mil Valley home advertised
last Sunday, but the owner says SELL and il
must go this week; half acre beautiful hillside
commanding an unobstructed view; minutes
walk from station: house has large rooms
baths sleeping deck and 3 servants rooms; in
terror finish and arrangement most pleasing
hardwood floors; beam ceilings; massive light
ing fixtures; large open fireplaces and furnace
heated throughout; price $4,000 on terms, OIL
will exchange for desirable city property. AL
reasonable offers submitted.
TUCKER, LYNCH & C0LDWELI, INC,
235 Montgomery St
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UNUSUAL OFFERINGS AND BARGAINS.
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Exchange for San Joaquin valley lands.
8 story brick building. close TO 5th and
Mission; lot 4Ox75 feet; leased at Sl25 per
month; value SIC. 900; exceptional oppor-
tunity to exchange city for country prop
erty.
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Ask for our Real Estate Record containing
list of property for sale in all parts of the
city
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13
WILLIAMS & sURRYHNE.

List your exchanges with Us. We can
offer you many trades.
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s., 900 ROOM COTTAGE. 5TH AV.; $3.50
CASH; NEAR CLEMENT.

CASH; NEAR CLEMENT
$3.50 CASH LEVIED LOT, nth NEAR CAL.
ST; PRICE. 81. $50.
$50 CASH-LOT, SAITH AV. Mr. CLEMENT;
PRICE $3.50
$3.50 CASH-LEyEL LOT. 11TH Av. Mr.. B
ST; PRICE 81. $50.
$3.50 CASH-LOT. 10TH Av. Mr.. CLEMENT
ST; BITUM.; $1.sJO. --
$500 CASH-LOT. 4TH AY. Mr. CLEMEN1s
s., 500.
81 .s5O-LEvELl LOT. LAKE ST. BITUM.
s., ,250-LARGE LOT, 70x12O; 9TH AV. Mr.
CLEMENT.
81 25O-COR. 26TH AND A ST.: 60x9O.
81, ,400-Choice lot IN 18th av. nr. Geary line.
j. V. FITZGERALD. 419 CLEMENT ST.
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]. W. WRIGHT & CO.,
lbs and I27 Sutter Street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13

MONEY MAKING LOTS,
Facing right on Golden Gate park. Can you
make money in lots? You IL you buy right.
You will buy right II you purchase one or more
lots In our tract between III and sts-. sd and
36th avs. at the present. low prices:
81 100 UPWARD-S150 CASH SIS MONTHLY
When you stop and think that land on the
park can be had for less than $50 a front foot
isn't il cheap. compared with any other prop
erty IN the city? Why, it's much less than
land over the bay is selling for. The lots are
only so minutes from the heart Of the city, with
the best park in the world for your garden and
playground, with fresh air and sunshine for the
children
walked and macadamiZed streets. ali included in
the price Go out today; the cars stop at our
branch Office opposite the Stadium Take the
Ellis st. cars Call lines transferl to II ST. and
33d av You will be impressed with the hca-
tion and commanding views Streets to official
grade.
LYON & HoAG.
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ARTISTIC DWELLING. JUST COMPLETED.
TERMS TO SUIT.

or unusual merit situated the sunniest
corner; environed by beautiful homes; the exte-
rior designed by an artist Of rare capabilities;
is very successful adaptation Of the charming
mission period; the interior is unequaled for
up to date smartness of every detail; on the first
foor Is swagger living room finished in the
English oak; the large open fireplace Is Of Har-
the walls are covered with a brown cloth;
the ceiling is beamed; the dining room is pan
eled high, surmounted by imported frieze;
a pleasing bufet is built in; the culinary ap-
purtenances are complete; ON second door are 3
chambers; the wall treatment is striking d.
gression into new fields of artistic beauty; the
basement has servants room laundry, wine eel
lar, ETC.; there is provision for garage; only
81 600 required and balance on monthly pay
ments; key at office. which is near. above resi-
dence.
z. N. FRITZ, 1401 Masonic av.
Open every day, Including Sunday.
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]. ". WRIGHT & CO.,
I25 and 127 Sutter 81.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13

q, 600 WILL TRADE RESIDENCE.
Substantial home on double key lot; sun
all around; vicinity of California and
Cough: about 10 rooms: will trade. t630D
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13

EDINBURGH ST BETWEEN BRAZIL AND
PERSIA AV
436 Edinburgh ST. west side. $50 IT. south from
Brazil improvements consist of 13 rooms
in the main house and cottage adjoining with
bath. Lot 50xI00 IT. Edinburgh st. is sew
cred. Brazil and Persia both Dituminized.
Mission st. car line four short blocks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13

81, 750-Must be sold room hats modern;
18th and Castro cars; lot 25x136; fronts
streets; terms If wanted; property and owner
$50 Douglass St, upper fat.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13

VAN NESS Ay. Mr.. CHESTNUT ST
2 splendid building lots. Street work all done
Of Chestnut St, each 25X109 TT.
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MADISON & RuRKE.

]. ". WRIGHT & CO..
12j and l27 Sutter Street.
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RICHMOND AND SUNSET PROPERTIES.
RRANCH OFFICE. ia CLEMENT ST. NEAR
STH AV PHONE PACIFIC 1880.
OPEN SUNDAYS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13

SCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER
113 Montgomery st.
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RICHMOND DISTRICT
For cheap building lots easy terms and
bargains in homes in this district see our
agents at the branch office, Sth and Cal
ifornia st. Sutter st. pass the door.
Agents the ground daily.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-04
YAvAPAi DOES ITS sHARE-Mr

Newman who came down from Pres
colt yesterday said that the board OF
supervisors of that county had done
for the territorial road all that that
county could be expected to do and
that when all the other counties
through which the road passes have
done as much there will be an eX-
cellent highway. Mr.. Newman also
mentioned another matter in which
several Phoenicians will be interested
That is that owners. of lots in Idyl-
wild, near Prescott. had better get
their deeds recorded to avoid future
complications.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-04
STORED WATER SUPPLY.

The water level in the Roosevelt
reservoir yesterday was 1926 feet, a
gain of .16 of foot The stored wa
ter supply indicated was 49,
6S1 acre feet, gain of 462
acre feet over the amount in
storage the day before. The gate
in the dam was opened a foot at noon
yesterday after the daily reading so
that unless there should be rain on the
watershed there will doubtless be a
little loss instead of gain in today's
reading. The normal flow of the river
yesterday AZ Granite Reef was 35,009
inches, with $50 inches at the joint
head and 1900 inches at Tempe The
north side canals were served yester-
day with 15.915 inches of water and
the south side canals with 15.111
inches. The salt canal will be dry
again today with eighteen hour runs in
the Arizona and twenty four hour runs
in the other two.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-04
NO CONFESSION
BY DR.. CR|PPEN
On the Contrary He Accepts Preferred
Assistance in His Defense.

Quebec, Aug 3.-Inspector Dew. of
Scotland Yard, the captor of DR.. Haw-
ley II. Crippen. said with positiveness
tonight that the prisoner had not con-
fessed to the murder of Belle Gilmore.
Joseph NORM. Crippens jailor, is
equally positive that no word Of con-
fession had come from the dentists
lips.
Attorney General GOuin and Judge
Langelier. before whom his girl com
panion, Ethel Glare Leneve, was first
arraigned. had heard nothing OF a con-
fession and secuted the idea that Grip
pen could have made one to Dew with
out their knowledge. Inspector Dew
visited the dentist this afternoon to OBJ
tain his answer to Solicitor Newton's
cablegram from London profering le
gal assistance.
This Crippen accepted and promised
to keep his mouth shut and not resist
extradition, conditions imposed in the
solicitors message. An effort to learn
anything about the friends i'm London
who the lawyer says are willing to pay
the expenses of the defense are as
fruitless here as in London.
Miss Leneve continues to spend her
time quietly in the prison infirmary
and is said to be improving IN health
Arizona republican., 1910-08-04
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Partly cloudy
with local showers.
Data for "a hours ending $3.50 p. m.
yesterday: $50 $50
am. pm.
Sensible or wet temperature66 10
Barometer, inches ....29SS 29.1S
Dew point, degrees ......59 &C
Humidity, per cent .......49 40
Wind velocity, miles ... l &c
Weather 800. 800. Cloudy Cloudy
Mean daily humidity .... 40
Mean daily temperature ..... 81
Highest temperature ..........l0 l
Lowest temperature .. .. rs
Total daily rainfall .. 0
Departure in temperature yesterday.
o degrees
Excess in temperature since first OF
month. degrees.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January l, 424 degrees.
Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, COS
inch.
Deficiency in rainfall since first OF
month. Ola inch.
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January l, 2O9 inches.
l.. L. JESUNOFSKY,
Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-04
ROOSEVELT is BUsY-Replyin

ROOSEVELT IS BUSY-RepIylng
to the request of the Phoenix board of
trade in behalf of the American Min
ing congress, that the former presi-
dent should attend the annual session
of that body in Los Angeles, Mr..
Roosevelt writes President J. w. Foss
of the Phoenix board that ii will be
impossible for him to comply. He has
thousands of invitations to speak and
cannot accept more than one in a
hundred of them through sheer lack OF
time to fill the engagements.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-04
City Del.
221 W. Jeff.
TESTIMONIALS.
Phi. r 1891

THE HOUSE OF JOHN D."
Arizona republican., 1910-08-04
ELKs MEET ToNIeHT-The reg

lodge No. 1886 b. p. O. Ellls will be
held in their lodge room tonight
Arizona republican., 1910-08-04
A LEFT HANDED cLocK-The

left handed" monkey wrench the me-
chanic frequently sends his apprentice
after in a joke is a myth of course
but the left handed clock is a reality
There is at least one of them in the
world and that is in Phoenix. Those
who question the fact may see il any
day on the wall of the Mission cafe
in front of the bar The left handed
clock was modelled especially to the or
der of the proprietor, Frank Connelley,
though not because he believed his
son of any unnatural mixing of his
own eyes. The hands on the clock
move around in the opposite direction
from those of the ordinary clock and
the figures on the dial are in like
manner transposed The clock is de-
signed to be both ornamental and use
full and the only good place to hang
ii is on the wall in front of the bar
Most men facing the bar would observe
the reflection of the clock in the mir
ror of the back bar and il it
were an ordinary clock il would appear
reversed. So in order to keep sober
men from thinking they had taken
dram too much Mr. Connelley had the
clock built left handed" that the re-
Election might appear like the ordin-
airy clock. The clock was an ordinary
ornamental clock when it was pur-
chased. but its insides were rearranged
by the matchmaker at Hilderbrans to
make the hands move the other way
Arizona republican., 1910-08-04
MONTHLY MEETING OF C. w. B.

M-The regular monthly meeting of
the Christian Woman's Board of Mis-
sions will take place in the Christian
church Friday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Topic, How the Missionaries Have
Changed the map of the World" Lead
er, Miss Jessie Lee Orr. AS there will
be little business to attend to, Mrs.
Banks will conduct quiz on July It'd
ings Members of the society and
members of the church are invited to
come and enjoy profitable and pleas
ant time
Arizona republican., 1910-08-04
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

SiFtL SGhNlSG NINA lON-
civil service examination will be held
in the usual places on August "a to
secure eligibles for the position of as
sistant in wireless telephony in the
signal service at S1.0S0 per annum
The examination will consist of theo-
retical and practical questions in cleo
trical engineering with special atten-
ton to wireless telephony and in tech
nical training and experience On the
2425 there will be three other exam
nations as follows: Library assistant
(male). in the bureau of statistics at
5000 per annum. The examination will
be in cataloguing and indexing and in
the Russian and Servian or Bulgarian
language. Aid (male), in the bureau
of standards at 5000 and 1920 per an
mum. The examination will be in al
zebra. geometry, trigOnometry, general
physics, elementary mechanical draw
ing. training and experience. Quail
fled persons are urged to enter this ex-
animation. Mechanical craftsman in
the patent office at $1,000 per annum
The examination will be in arithmetic
lettering and shading, isometric pro-
lection, drawing and specifications.
training.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-04
SPEED EVENTS
DETROIT MEETING
Merchants and Manufacturers Stake
One Sided Contest.

Detroit, Aug. 3.-The Merchants and
Manufacturers $4,000 stake was won
easily in straight heats today by the
little black mare Dude Archdale, with
the veteran Geers in the sulky. The
race was too one sided to be excit-
ing. Today's feature was the third
$4,000 event the black trotter has won
in as many weeks, the other two hav-
ing been the Futurity Manufacturers
stake at Grand Rapids and the Paper
Mills stake of Kalamazoo.
Geers was applauded from the
crowded grandstand each time he hob
bled out on his crutch to take his sulky,
not having recovered entirely from his
accident at Grand Rapids.
This weeks meeting was the second
blue ribbon Detroit meeting at which
Geers won both the Merchants and
Manufacturers and Chamber of Com
merce stakes. the two biggest annual
events of the trotting turf.
SUMMARY.
2:2O Trot. 3 in 5. Purse $1.000-Joan
won. Stable Maid second, Robert A,
third. Best time. 2:1Ok.
2:24 Trot. in 5, Purse $1O,0OO-Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Stakes
Dude Archdale won, AriO Leyburn
second, Henry H.. third. Best time,
2:OSA
2:12 Pace, 8 in 5. Purse s1,0O0-May
Day won, Peter Pan second, German
Boy third. Best time, 2:05k.
2:07 Pace in 3, Purse $1,000 Gun
Observation-Disclosures IA, Walter Hal
FL, Ella Ambulator 80. Six other
started. Best time, 2:04A.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-04
OF LOCAL INTEREST
GONE ToIos ANeELEs-Mrs. f

GONE TO LOS ANGElES-Mrs. f.
E. Pascoe. accompanied by her daugh-
ter and Mrs Bell, left last evening
over the Southern Pacific for Los An
geles and other coast points.
AN IRON SPRINGS OUTING
Miss Minnie Thomson and Miss
Brimmer left this morning for Iron
Springs where they will spend the
rest of the summer.
INJURED BY A FALL-"Grand-
tract was severely injured by fall
down a pair of stairs yesterday. Mrs.
Kohl is eighty-three years of age.
A VISIT TO THE COAST-Mrs.
W. f. Thomas accompanied by her
uncle, ID. Sands Peasants will leave
this evening over the A. * c. for the
coast where they will remain about
six weeks.
SECRETARY TAYLOR HERE
Gibson Taylor, secretary of the Arizona
& Eastern railroad, was in this city
yesterday upon official business. Sec
rotary Taylor has his offices in Tue
son.
LEAVE FOR MICHIGAN-Dr. Ancil
Martin and wife left yesterday over
the Southern Pacific for points in
Michigan. where they will spend the
remainder of the summer in visiting
friends and relatives.
GEORGE CLARK HERE-District
Superintendent George Clark of the
Pullman Car company. with head
quarters at Tucson, was a visitor to
the city yesterday upon business con-
nected with his office.
GOING AFTER BIG GAME-W. r.
Price, Sterling Price and Philip Reiber
left yesterday driving overland for
points in the White mountains. They
expect to be gone about six weeks and
viii employ the time in hunting for
everything from bees to bears. They
will also fish along both the White and
Black rivers and will upon their re-
turn have some colossal stories to tell.
AN EXCITING RUNAWAY - A
horse, attached to the delivery wagon
of Miller & Tyson. took fright at some
thing yesterday morning while stand
ing in front of the firms place of
business at Sixth avenue and West
Van Buren, street, and running away
distributed the wagon load of gutter
pipes along the street He was stopped
after having practically ruined the
harness.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-04

STILL ANOTHER TROUSERS
THIEF-The latest victim of the
trousers thief to report his loss is
w. NJ. Brown, a guest of the Van Blu
rem hotel. at the corner of First ave
nue. and Van Buren, street. While he
was asleep early yesterday morning
the thief pried open a window screen
not far from his bed, reached in and
stole the trousers and a revolver. He
also carelessly took away with him
s43 in cash that CHANGED to be in
his trousers pocket. The stealing OF
pants is becoming so common here it
is hardly a news item, and one would
think the thieves would vary the
thing a little by stealing some other
article of apparel. Anyway, careful
people who still have money left will
do well to take il out of their panta-
looms before retiring. If there is no
better place to put it. ii should be
thrown on the floor. for any place
seems safer than in the trousers
pocket.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-04

When little Katherine came home
from school, her aunt asked her what
she had learned that day.
II learned to spell walnut" was the
proud reply. "H-i-c-k, wal; o-r-y, nut:
lnut!"-Lipincotts Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-04

TO VISIT FAMllY-L. II. Chalm-
ers has gone to Los Angeles to visit
his family and get taste of ocean
breeZes.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-15
LARlAfER COUNTY AND NATIVE
SONS

1t is apparent that the native
son" game does not work well IN
Larimer county. Despite the fact
that w. ]. Galligan lives in Larimer
county the delegates from that
county were instructed for John F.
Shafroth.
There is no doubt but that Weld
county will support the candidacy OF
Shafroth and much will depend on
the attitude which Denver county
takes, as to whether or not Shafroth
will be at the head of the democratic
ticket this fall.
The platform democrats are work
ing tirelessly in his cause and the
opposition in Denver is not believed
to be sufficiently strong to put them
down.
There was as strong opposition at
the Larimer county convention as the
been seen thus far In the state, but
the slap at Galligan was quite con-
elusive of the fact that the county
stands strongly for Shafroth.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-15
HELP BIRDS AND SQUIRRELS

Lovers of birds and squirrels are
advocating that every housewife and
child In Greeley save all the melon.
squash and pumpkin seeds this fall
in order that they may be fed to the
squirrels and birds this winter.
Finches are the only birds which
remain here through the year and
the little creatures nearly starve to
death during the cold months. The
squirrels die In numbers every year
for want to food, particularly dur
ing the severe seasons and it Is said
that there is every indication of a
hard winter this coming year.
Both the birds and the squirrels
relish the seeds from all kinds of
melons and from squash and pump
kin az much as any sort of food and
1t IL . matter of small trouble to put
the Peeds away until the winter
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-15
EXPERIMENT SCHOOL is
TO BE ESTABLISHED IN
MILLIkEN BY NORMAL

Colorado State Normal school IL
to operate two schools in this state
as models and one Of these schools
so it has been decided will be locat-
ed at Milliken. DR.. 2. X. Snyder OF
the Normal school will be in charge
of the school with Miss Edna Has
kett as principal.
Miss Haskett will have four assist
ants.
The purpose of the schools is to
work out certain pedagogical theor-
les. which, when found to be of prac-
tical value will be incorporated into
the systems prevailing among the
other schools of the state.
The location of the second school
has not as yet been definitely decid-
ed upon but it will probably go In
this portion OF the state.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-15
THE INCREASE IN WHEAT CON
SUMPTION

That the American people are eat
ing much more wheat stun now than
they did thirty years ago is evinced
by statistics which have been COM
piled by Prof NJ. A Carleton and
which are published in Science for
the present month.
He says:
THE home consumption of wheat
per capita in this country, including
seed and wheat -four (at four and
one-half bushels per barreD, has
been as follows: 1870. SOC BUSH
els; 1880, $50 bushels; 1890, $40
bushels: 1900. 5.11 bushels. The
same is estimated to have been
about sac bushels in 1906 and 6.34
bushels in 1908. There has been
much fiuctuation. and the figures
may settle at about six bushels for
1910 or perhaps more
Anyway. there has been apparent
ly an increase Of about one bushel in
our per capita consumption since
1870. We may suppose an equal in
crease in the equal period of next 40
years. making seven bushels for
1850. though it may be considerably
less"
The Greeley tribune., 1910-09-15
WELD COUNTY HORSES
WIN MANY PRIZES

In proportion to size, no town in
Colorado has shown the class or car
ried of as many purses It the diff
ferent race meets in Colorado this
year as Greeley. All of these win
ners, besides many other Greeley
horses. are included in the sixty en-
tries which are now booked for the
Weld county fair and all horsemen
believe that Greeley track records
will be smashed the latter part OF
this month.
Following are few of the events
which placed Greeley horses to the
front this season:
Nordica. three year old pacer
owned by Luper Bros, won the pace
for that age event at Loveland in
2:2Oh. This same horse will he
heard from Friday at the big inter-
state fair at Denver where he starts
In the same class for $1,000 purse.
Orange Hal, owned by Titler took
first money at Rocky Ford. getting
the big end of $1,000 purse. He
was crowded by some of the best
horses from the east and west and
covered the half mile track in 2:14.
He also took first money at Love
land.
Archie Camp with Espire won the
2:25 pace at Fort Morgan in 2:16.
He also took first money at Long
mont with Lacy Hubutt in the 2:40
trot. This was a five heat race and
showed the staying qualities of the
Greeley horse.
Orange Hal will also try for honorf
this week at the interstate fair with
the fastest company ever seen In
Colorado.
Other Greeley horses that have
tried for the money before this sea
son have been entered for the loca
events.
| Among the owners of the latter
who think they have chance tc
win are NJ. d. Spencer. Ben Hoffman
Ed Roslin and Ben Marsh.