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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
HAD TO LASSO
KICKING MULE

NEW YORK. Jan. IL william
Parker. q negro driver. vas curry.
lnE bis male IN The yard ~ his
stable last sight when be lncau.
tlously stepped behind IL and vas
kicked 8 feet through the door
into The stable
When this police. the surgeons
and TIE Atahlemau arrived AZ the
stable. the mule Was standing il
the only door. and az every attempt
they made 20 approach. the animal
dashed ogi with bis heels sticks.
stones ard PROBABILITIES could NOT
move him
After neary an hour Policeman
bxxsr Eot 4 rope aud iassoed the
mule Then all three rot nj a aaFe
distance and pulled Finally thty
rot the mule tied a. a tree Parker
has a badly fractured skull
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
(By United Press.)

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-President Taft sent
to congress today a message urging immediate con-
sideraon of conservation legislation without waiting
for the result OF the investigation OF the charges
against Secretary of the Interior Banger. The pres
dent that his proposals really an epitome of
the recommendation made by BallinRer in his annual
report and says that bills prepared by Bainger IN
corporate his ideas of what should be done.
The message says that tire early idea IN this
country was to give away all the public lands, and
states:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
FIVE TRAMPS DIE
IN BLAZING WRECK

WigTEH. Okla Jan ~ Five
unknown tramps burned To death la
a fire which followed q wreck on
ihc Rock Island 10 miles east %
here. last uiwht
a freight train Tor El Reno was
crossing an s0foof bridge uhen the
structure collapsed and 40 ears
wcre thrown lnto the river Two
cars contained acid and three Oh
The acid exploded setting fire 10
ihe qi.. and iu turn to The ears
The trampa wefe Imprisoned under
enc febriH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

There has developed in re-
cent years y deep concern in the
public mind respecting the preserya.
lion and the proper use OF natural
resources. The problem Is how to
save and how 20 utilize. how to
conserve and suii develop. for no
saue person can c0ntend that II ii
for the common good TO hold that
natures blessings are only for an
torn generations Among the most
noteworthy reforms initiated by
my distinguished predecessor were
the vigorous prosecution Of land
frauds and the bringing TO public
attention Of the necessity for pre-
serving the remaining public do
main from further spollailon."
Ballineer's Withdrawals.
The president declared that since
Secretary Ballinger has been In Of
flee. Withdrawals OF water power
sites had been made on i02 streams,
covering 229 per cent more streams
than we're covered prior to that
date.
The present statutes. except so
far as they dispose OF the precious
metals and purely agricultural
lands are not adapted TO carry out
the modern vie9 of the best dis
position OF public lands to private
ownership under conditions offer
Ing. on one hand. sufficient induce
mont TO private capital 20 take
tcontlnued on Page Three.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
WILL BRING GRAY BACK.

George p Vandervoer. prescott
Ing attorney. q preparing e1tradi
ton papers for the return % Seattle
0f Carl Rider. alias Samuel y GRAY.
from Denver. Rider or Gray "a
charged with obtaining shoes from
the Washington Shoe Manufacturing
company. 400 Occidental ny. under
false representations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
EDITORS DAUGHTER
TO WE'D LOCAL MAN

ATcHlsON. kan. Jan "a The
enlightenment ls announced Of Miss
Mattel Howe and David Fafuham
~ Seattle, the marriage 90 take
place iu June Miss Howe is the
daughter Of + W. Howe. editor II
the AtchiaOn Globe. and is IN New
Orleans 81 present She has IT,.
erafy talent. number 81 her con.
tributipps having appeared 10 mag
axinea Mr. Farnhnm ia a Yale
man and ia superintendent Of fac
tory IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

fNt ntfs1 FKxsa
NEW YORK. Jan Il Two men.
fwp Nemeu and an unheurn child
fiWafre ia tlHs latest ami most tangled
fuafftn9niaf case that ever reached
the New York courts
uch9 n Tyson h. irving ta have
bis marriage 10 Pay Tyson annul.
I'D rlaiminK that when be married
her abs bad not been properly as
s0fCea ffssm y 4. firurimn. sn actor
fay Tyson ard lirufimn VIII So.
pear Ia comft toEethrr. even though
ftey Vert fermQfiy man and wife.
- fiNht against Tyman's action
After ! was divorced from fay
fleurifna and after ahs had married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
is HELD UP BY
z HIGHW Az M EN-

Fred Wilson. who lives ~ the
Monticello hotel 7i5 Seventh av..
reported TO the police that he was
held up by two masked men on Co.
lumbla st. between Sixth aud
seventh this morning ~ O'Clock
The men relieved him of $40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
AfADlNC PAPERS
DOES JURORS GOOD

stcS..nf nifsf FsessJ
4 $50 No.. Jan if--ewhat-a
s ss 1910 Z they have read
i W.. .:agsfs' They'll make an
- So s.s.siaeni vas made by
. s ~. xhile she states N
Questioning the tales
n ss. ..'Fisf case about having
n. 4apaIeF accounts N ibe
~, nv, .aek q q, tho newspapsr
y !. y a', z y 70 present ~ rs ~
! s,.' s'ss' aAa leave opinion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
Girl Went Wrong and
Ends Her Troubles in a
Room on Seventh Ave
nue..

Golden glowing iamps are throwing
nghf above
While the nwayins line IL aAyins
Love. i0Vs
And the aecrp ~ dancers sound Il
81 they So
Don't Ypn hFnr them saying pvAf.
Z iuNe yau 80
And win the chime my heart +
tantlnE
and s,ss. 81 sisn. no nine. BE-
Ard ihearh oer ups eaa ~ ne
words
Yrs sa abe heart ia voice ls heard
y nssperiag. waisperinw. soft and
love yes sac
aeVa ttAt bowers over tavrrn
SPEAKS sanx " a. sweet fsfrain.
And the lowing hearts are closer.
Vet ths ecstasy - pain
This ~ The paem written hx
Henry hack r. wisconsin nuf
dedicated e. shF aafnan D. lowed.
ere woman Wha committed Suicide
here last niEnt
Emmaiine PiocklemAn drank car
tollc acid laNt night and died short
y after 10 30 Death hy Eoss0n
inx said the coroner. bat her life
story shoNs that she died 81 a
Eglifg conscience aud remurae
The Young Wuman came from an
honest home in little country WI
laEe Dorchester. Wis she leff the
little iay town ard took up with
ere ways 81 the worid She was
lisiag here IN Seattle with louis
Bunkifman a. if0f Seventh ~. she
had ruomed ~ various places In Sc.
attic. and each time she moved she
changed her name
Letters Tell Story.
She saved ali her letters from
home They told her life tragedy
me faith 81 a father ard mother
the love Of sisters and brothers. and
the love ~ a decent young chap
Henry she e. stili toiilng on a
farm hoping that snmC DAY Emma
line will return There are no ~.
proaches ln the letters just homeiy
sentiments % love aud irite wishes
If happiness imst the sort of iet.
terH 10 hrtnE tire red flush % the
tcontinUso on Page 1877
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
N JAMES 2. GARFIELD
fxxer secretary Of the interior
pts1fsment.

Iu....t.. Al. vhss Namwra,.s~ A. tba
nsnms Requesf
- -
' 'ospe@f ps.aoTA'
$500 s..s ''9ea
sss 4 80 s's.'e y =
- ~ :. - - 80
- - m $1,000.
y 49,, ~ y snoae PEI
- - go sssses. ls's s-o
~ = "'''efS IN
- y = ''sn - or sour
@' 80 nas aons fneFe
$50 = cp2of'snsss, tor
= 80 4 ~ great masses
<&tsss sasnss secs
nass sAs hs ssparaslsn
r. - s*1il< service Is ere
= : ysasssi lassss saat ~s
t4<x f3@<t<xa
.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
IS JOY MILLER,
GR|D|RON DR..
COOK, HERE?
Michigan College Star, De-
mented, Is Hiding in
Seattle, Father Thinks.

10 Joy Miller. the ~ Cook ~ col.
leKe football hiding ia seatiief
Dispatches frnm pcfrsls tina
mornlng quote NlilefH father 80
believing that the exgfidsfpn star
u here IN demented condition.
diller'a career IL a strange enc
The son ~ a wealthy Detroit family
be vas The Idol ~ the Michigan ntn.
denfA during three strenuous years
- college football Ht wAa an en-.
sinetfiue student. ard n good ons
lila ~ofk IN ihe fiela This tall wah
The best he ever did As uuaFter.
back ~ plloted the Wolverines
against the BEST stevrna in the West
and helped tnushlr Pennsysxania
lie was che cholce ~ many for an
American hounrs. aaa al The end
~ the SEASON NhH unanimously
elected captain for The following
year Al ihe annual banquet. faeui
y ALUMNI and students ioincd IN
his praise.
Then Sensation.
Then came a revelation Miller
hAd not attended a single class
during The fals isru Sc bad reals.
tered 81 The engineering department
as Hapal When he failed s1 hhaa
vs. Tor classes. explanations wefo
asked fof Niiief explained that he
had changed over 20 the forestry
department Ii Naa till nearly
maufh after the end 81 the season
that Hii the records were checked
Hp aud Miller foand delinquent
Then came the aftermath. Miller
Vas dismissed from school aas
forced 70 resign a. captain. bis
nwsater and cap NsFe taken from
him The athletic association had
20 write letters ~ apology 70 each
of the colleges Miller bad PLAYED
AGAINST dasinE tbs year. offsrin9 10
erase the scores from the recorda
Miller Disappears.
Then Miller after a heart hrok zen
protest thar he meant no wrauR
disappeared N0ihine VAS thought
% q uii a week and tao weeks lad
parsed Then his family set legal
machinery 10 motion to find him
So FAR hia disappearance. Ike that
0f Df Cook. after bis exposure. has
been cumplats
Sow MIXERS father believes the
bog IL in Seattle aud that BE- 10 OFT
u hia mind None ~ his frlenaa
here have any trace ~ him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
TAFT AGAIN UPHOLOS
BALLINGER IN SPECIAL
CONSERVATION MESSAGE.
TO-DAY IN CONSERVATION FIGHT

rah sends message Congress naosns sailnser
and his policies
Inc Stan
daro Oh company
Ia Foilet,e declares eaiuser DID thing
IT,
snseerstAry Garfield explains Roosevelt policy
Tsfs's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
afLl DILLON

HH-a
= 4 y Want % find The roma.,.
~ " nl'sfy d the ssa 4 ogse,
Wv 'as''rIeable mixture. o9t
n H. safs inwafdiy rloulnrq
aye II ior ,he loos,ng asl
Railroad ~ ts., i ,..,,.
10 2. thieA q feu Of fha m1n
4. ' las desg run when be M
Y. loius that arise on iass
n 49,. 2 strange crew thew
Nh,s 49, there al odd lrtereats
IA y safih % tarry arhtle
s..'l. eAa, and den ny " n ,se
ss !, once more ana t IN.
sllIsa, !. a.. "A. Or The quick. clean ,','
''a IN The storm.
's', Hate N. Sea.
miI Viii r., he sea Win q ,,y
aas :. nae. these mep Xxx, s.s'
Z, esll down he m o,Ieal'
Y she'r gods uBor w f1-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

bomngt Hmm Un eddren
fi eqdk
and menee
traps ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
PNCHOT'S FALL is BITTER LOSS
TO CAUSE Of EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
james r. Garfield

'xus. Secretary of the
lulrios Writes for This
Newspaper . Striking
hhSels Defining Former
hssident's Policy and
Esee.ially That One for
xkkh Clifford Pinchot
Sod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
THE WEATHER.

Occasional rain tonight and
saturday; brisk southeast
winds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

4@Na ftat bowers 0ser invnrN.
SPEAKS senx ~ a. sweet refrain.
And the lowing hearts ARE closer.
Vet fhs ecstasy ~ pain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

This ia The paem written rs
Henry back IN Wisconsin nud
dedicated te the aafnan b. loved
ere woman Mhp committed Suicide
here last ntxrf
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
Home PRODUCTIONS
Will BE EXHIBITED
Display of California Made Ar
ticles to Be Admission Day
Feature

A big exhibition TO include every
variety OF products of California manu-
facture will be held during the Admis-
sion day celebration as the first or
ganized effort of the Home Industry
League OF California to create a greater
home market for manufacturers and
improve the industrial conditions of
the; state. At the regular weekly
luncheon of the league in the Palace
hotel yesterday it was unanimously de-
cided to give the exhibit, and IS bids
Were received for booths.
Frederick C. Parker, manager of the
Pacific coast biscuit company and
president of the league, announced that
R B. Hale of Hale Brothers in Market
street offered to place the entire
fourth floor of his building at the dis
posal of the league free of all charge.
On behalf of the league President
Parker thanked Mr.. Hale
The exhibition is to be the first of
its kind ever held in the city, mas
much as it is the beginning of a sys-
tematic campaign to educate the public
to the policy of Buy at home and keep
busy D. j. Alberga was appointed
chairman of the committee on exhibit
tion.
Alberga reported that plans for the
exhibition floor had already been drawn
up. The price per booth has been ap-
proXimately arrived at and is stated
to be very reasonable by reason that
no rental has to be met. The entire
floor will be placarded with home in
dustry slogans and decorated with ap-
propriate designs. Music viii be pro-
vided as entertainment
thorough canvass of the improve
ment clubs of the city will be made
a hnr To Xiv,
their families to visit the exhibit
Nothing viii be sold on the floor, but
orders will be accepted and forwarded
to the manufacturers. Only California
made goods viii be permitted to dis
play.
Following the discussion of the plan.
Alberga was kept busy jotting down
the names OF exhibitors. The members
were greatly enthused over the idea
and pledged themselvs to support it.
At the luncheon were seated 100 busi-
nessmen and manufacturers. A burst
OF applause followed the announcement
of President Parker that the member
ship of the league had now grown to
400.
Senator f I. Wolfe addressed the
league on the necessity of requiring
that California state buildings be con-
structed of California materials. He
said the law in this respect had fire.
quently been violated and that the
fault was Of the engineering depart
ment that had charge Of the purchasing
of supplies.
Rev. DR.. William c. Poole, head of
the Rotary club of Oakland, spoke to
the league. He told Of the fight waged
by the manufacturers Of New Zealand
to win their home market from
Australian interests by similar move
ment He said four standpoints were
encountered in the public: that of pure
ignorance, that of apathy, that of
pessimism, and that of conviction 1t
was then for the men of conviction to
go ahead and accomplish things by con-
verting the remainder to their point of
view.
1t was announced that a special home
industry day was being arranged for
az Idora park as compliment to the
Home Industry league of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20

$50 r and b.; s1ss Washington ST. mr.
Lyon; sunny upper dat; hardwood doors.
500 r and b.; 1924 Leavenworth st. nr. Cali
fornia; modern upper Hat; cedar closets.
S50-S r and b. 2687 California 81. nr. Scott,
elegant modern fat.
SSO-6 T. and b.; 1921 Larkia 81. nr. Clay; upper
nat; close to carlines. -
s41 mos r and b. Splendid sunny nat 1345
MeAllister. nr. Steiner -
$50 mo.-6 :. and b. and store room; modern
upper Hat 1S4S Leavenworth ST. mr.
$50 mo- T. and b.. cor. upper fat; modern.
up TO date; fine neighbOrhoOd: attrac-
tive bldg; convenient 10 cars and trades
people 1905 Washington ST., cor. LarStn
$3.50 S5O-6 r and b.; 12SO-SS Leavenworth ST.
e., 20 near Clay; 2 elegant Up to date late hsts'
Turk Splendid corner hat-
S4O-S r. and D.; 1910 Jackson ST mr. Poiks
lower fiat; sunny side of street.
$40 mo--6 r and b.; laundry 1853 Devisadero
St. cor Eddy; lower corner fat, hard
wood floors; win tint and paint to suit
tenant.
$40 mo- r and b. Fine lower nat. 1347 Nc
Allister nr. Steiner ST.
$50 mo-6 r. and b. Fine middle fat llS6
ss5-e r. and b.: 25e9 Polk ST. nr. Filbert; upper
fat.
500 r. and b.: 245O Larkin ST.. nr. Filbsrt;
upper nat; marine view.l
S=''So-Reduced from $S5: 8 =. and D.; nns
lower dat: 3O37 Washington nr. Baker.
s2"oo-4 r. and b.; sunny upper fats; 1T
s25- -$s5N6 r: and b.. 22ss 1881 sutter ST.. near
Pierce; fats in fine condition.
T; clsy sn4 ar b T,9Ir s1e sunny upper aa'' III
s25-4 + and b.; sunny middle nat; TIT Clay
nr. Taylor.
$25-4 T. and b. beautiful new lower hat; 1122A
Mason mr. Washington
SIS mO-4 r and b. New lower fat 2els
80 Octavia. nr. Filbert st.
lin ST.
SIS mos r. and b. 1851 Golden Gate ave.
hr- Devisadero ST.; lower dat with yard
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
BARLEY PRICES DROP
IN STOCKTON MARKET
Dealers Declare Shipping FaciIi-
ties Are Inadequate
TSpeciol Dispotch % The Call

STOCKTON, Aug. 19.-There has been
q heavy slump in the Stockton barley
market. The price has dropped fully
> dollar q ton. The decline started yes
terday and came without any warning.
Dealers state that shortage of ship
ping facilities at Port Costa is respon-
sible 10 great extent for the decline
Until more ships arrive offers will not
increase The approach of the rainy
season with tons OF barley still in the
open is likewise stated TO be a cause
for the slump.
Wheat has not fallen and the ma rket
is substantial with considerable grain
changing hands. The dealers are Of
fering IS TO 80 cents for dark barley.
50 to 80 cents for medium and S21h TO e5
cents for shipping. Australian wheat is
bringing from sLe0 to SI.65 and club
from S155 to $1.60.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
SAN JOAQUIN POULTRY
SHOW TO BE BIG AFFAIR
Judging Will Be Done by the
Score Card
TSpeeiol Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Aug. ls-The members
Of the San Joaquin poultry association
met last night in the chamber OF COM
merce rooms and discussed various
matters in connection with the poultry
show TO be given November S to IL.
It was decided 10 have the judging
done by the score card system. II will
also he done as soon as possible after
the birds have arrived and have been
weighed, so that the ribbons will be
hung the second day of the show for
the benefit Of those who attend.
Reports indicate a large, entry from
sections around San Francisco Sec
retary Eugene Sabin has received re-
quests for premium lists from three
different states, one having come from
Oregon.
The committee in charge of arrange
ments for housing the birds has Sc
cured the necessary coops. 1t will AXE
fully 1900 coops for the chickens and
number for pigeons. turkeys and
water fowl and pens for pet stock.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
PRICE ESCAPES FROM
HIS CAPTORS AGAIN
Telephone Promoter Once More
Fugitive From Justice
fSpe1ial Dispaich TO The Call

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, Aug 10
Word has been received here that
George l. Price, the promoter of the
proposed local telephone company. who
was arrested at Grants Pass, has again
escaped from the officers. Price was
arrested here some time ago, but es-
capped. He is wanted in San Francisco
on charge of embezzlement
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
APARTMENTS NoRTH OF MARKET ST.

F4OV-Aodern apartment house Of 20 apartments
70 lease a whole have tenants for .
apartments; best part Of town; accessible
10 lines
S4o-6 r; and b.; 1861 California st. III. Hdye;
'front.' apartment
$3.50 mot r ana b. 1868 Pine ST., nr. Hyde
Modern apartment fat.
SSu, $3.50 mo- +. and b. each 1851 Lea
-. venworth St. California; modern
500 mo- r. and b.. every modern convent
ence; Marie AntOinette apts.. 1901 Pine
St, cor Leavenworth.
$3.50 to $40 r. and b.. new and heauti-
fully appointed a9ts.: every possible CON
yenIence: Just completed. Redding 'apts..
1870 CLAY 81. near Polk
SSU-S r and b.. Browning apts.; splendid lOca-
tiOn; 1892 Washington nr. Polk
so no I. and b.. beautiful modern apts.
Marie Antoinette apts-. 1901 Pine st., cor.
LeaveuWOrth-
SlS-S235O-3 T. and b.: sunny modern apart
ments: every convenience; NE. cor Pa
cifc and Larkin sts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20

FURNISHED FLATS AND APARTMENTS.
SEQ moe T. and b.. laundry. etc. 1is1 De7ls-
aderO St, cor. Eddy; completely fur
nished, plano; all outside sunny rms. !;
stone steps; marble vestibule
$3.50 MO- r. aud b.; beautifully furnished
Marie Antoinette apts. 1901 Pine St
cor. Leavenworth.
s155 mo.-I2 apts. 10 Of r. and Q Of r. 3
baths; Z toilets; heater for baths: com
pletely furnished; win give long lease
20 good tenant; nr- Jackson and LeaYen-
worth StS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20

WIVES CAUSE OF TRoUBLE-Msrion Toch an
expresEmsn OF 1892 Devissdero street. obtained
warrant yesterday for the arrest of his
brother Matthew on charge of threats inst
his life He said they were both married and
their wives had quarrel and when Matthew
net him In Sixth street yesterday morning he
crew q revolver and said he would kill him.
A tesznder took the revolver from Mstthsa.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
FEMALE HELP WANTED

women wanted as operators by
the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company;
must be bright, neat in appearance, between
the ages of IS and 25 years, of fair education
and unquestionable character.
LIGHT AND WELL VENTILATED OPER-
ATING ROOMS.
PLEASANT REST AND LUNCHROOMS.
LIBERAL SALARY PAID WHILE LEARN
ING
PERMANENT POSITIONS
OPPORTUNITIES TO ADVANCE
For full particulars call, preferably be-
tween $50 a m. and II noon, at the Operat-
ing School. Telephone Office, 2015 Steiner ST.
corner Pine.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
CHAMBERS CAUSES LOSS
OF CONTRACTORS HORSES
Sixty Animals Are Killed i'm
Placer County
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

PENRYN. Aug. 19.-Horses used by
teamsters for the construction compa-
MES on the Southern Pacific cutoff have
become afflicted with glanders. In the
last two weeks so horses have been
killed by the contractors. AS result
of the epidemic a petition has been pre-
sented 60 the Placer county supervisors
asking for the appointment of sala-
ried county veterinary surgeon to pre-
vent the spread of the disease.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
STORES NORTH OF MARKET ST.

STORES NORTH OF MARKET ST.
$3.50 mo.-Size 1ex9O II. Very light; 2 entrances,
and front: large bsmt-t splendid To-
cation 125-127 Suffer- pr. Montg. ST.
SI5 EACH fne stores. Gas WashingtOn.
keaTly st.
$40-Large light store, with 5 living T. In rear;
1892 Devfsadero nr. suffer
$30-Large store. 1T60 O'Farrell St near FIJI
more; fne location.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
FLArs no LET-ContInued
FLATS NORTH oE MARKET ST.

Space in this column
Is open to owners
of hats, apartments,
houses, stores. ETC.,
FREE OF CHARGE
We win advertise them
FREE OF CHARGE
every day until rented
CALL AND SEE Us.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20

HOUSES NORTH OF MARKET
SIS mo-9 r. and b. Splendid neighborhood.
1902 Clay nr. Cherry ST.. Preside Heights
Dist Open for inspection from / to
O'Clock D. m.
s5o-s r. and B., 1T6o O'FsrreI near Fillmore.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
MALE HELP WANTED

HOP PIckING-CoME ALONG AND PICK
HOPS; LAST CHANCE OF THE SEASON;
HIGHEST PRICE PAID. OUR SPECIAL
TRAIN LEAVES FOR UKIAH MONDAY
MORNING, AUGUST %, AT SIS. BEAUTI-
FUL CAMP GROUNDS; DANCING EVERY
NIGHT TENTS, FIREW00D AND PURE
SPRING WATER IN ABUNDANCE FREE.
REDUCED RATE TICKETS CAN BE HAD
ONLY AT OUR OFFICE BAGGAGE
CHECKED FREE OF CHARGE TICKETS
GOING LIKE HOT CAKES. OPEN UNTIL 9
7. NJ, SATURDAY. AND FROM 9 A. NJ. TO
LAST.
Z. c. HORST CO.. $50 PINE ST, s F.