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The Washington herald., 1910-12-31
BY YELOCAL SCRIBE.

John Nolan is oue Of the popular
Chamber Of Commerce candidates.
Vote for him
How'd you Ike 70 be the Street
cleaning Department man.
Granville Hunt is a boomer after
or own hear. Here's looking al
you. Granny. for 1911
Ben Rawlings called at our szno
tum yesterday.
Co. A. z. Randle, who has ben
board walking a. Atlantic Cy for
Wees. Is On deck for the New
Year gazette.
We ike Tom Grant: he's 50 rree
and easy with his cigarA
Have you engaged your table for
to-nisht' Only oosts Y.
Just think of supt Wood blaming
The weather for the condition Of the
streetsi
Il takes Dee Jas kaufman two
hours 70 walk from Tenth 10 fH-
teenth street Meets 20 many friends.
Harry Han and Louis Stnyer arc
a tine pair TO draw TO, if they do
hail from Pittsburg.
Arthur Dodge viii keep open house
this p. NJ Here's TO you. A. j..
and many Of them.
Pred Chaplin is about the only
man IN town who escaped the gr1p.
Fred never walks.
MAJ Gen. Leonard Wood. ike the
rest Of US. has some views about
W2shington's dirty streets-now
cleaned by nature.
o. o. Stealey. our war correspond
ent, has returned from the Mexican
front.
Our compliments 70 +. y. Harper.
Hes worthy Of that tine new build
ins.
y. o. NJ. Is 10 The Big Stuck what
T. r. is to the Outlook Enough
said. Up. s. We pay 81 per ana he
gets it,
Ona Of the innovations We have IN
mind for the new year Is a musical
department conducted by Phlander
Chase johnson. Look for IL
"Smler' "smiIeP' Financial Sec
netary johnson. Of the Press club, IS
singing it all the time. Prosperity.
To BENJAMIN 5. Minor: A Passa-
pat2nzy hand of friendship TO you,
pard Happy New Year
George White walks in from Piney
Branch Bridge these me mornings
He gaoes the Avenue Of the Prcsi-
dents
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No Matter What
Your Occupation

You cannot succeed so well while you
are in pain. Your mind Is on your
troubles. not on what you are doing.
We cure aches and pains by methods
that no other concern or person on
earth uses. Our mechanical appar
abuses are owned and used by Us ex-
clusively. There are hundred trou-
bles from which people suffer which
are caused directly by misplaced bones
of the feet We positively cure these
faults. remove the cause, and you are
cured. When we say cured we mean
permanently made well.
Our Office hours are from a. m. 10
2. m. Phone Main 1859. Appoint
ments made by phone, mail, or in per-
son.
Washington National
Impression Co.,
III Eleventh St. N. w.
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THE BOWLER
LOST OPPORTUNITY.

Jimmy Haney, Of the Department
Of justice. IN answer 70 the sym
patby metsd cut 10 him at a recent
gathering. Is reported TO have said
that Attorney General Wickersham
wept sympatheticaily when he signed
the order adding halt an hour a
DAY 10 the working time Ct the en-
ployes Of that bailiwick.
Wlekersham in the act Of weeping
symHathetically
What aH opportunity vas lost 10
Cliff Bergman not 70 have been
present that he might haze drawn
the scene for future generationsl
What an opportunity was lost 10
Eddie Snyder not 10 have a cop Of
such A drawing to hang on the walls
Of The pi,aure gallery Of the palatial
quarters Of his National Interstate
Republican Club. located in the Dan
Laughran edifCe!
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THEIRS FOR 1911.

Ted" Rooseyelt-To keep mum
mer or 1872
"Phn' Knoz-To Rad the morn
ing papers.
Frank Macveash- To cut down n,
Treaaiy working fore
Frank Hitchcok TO ind HER
n nu
Jake" Dieldnson-To IMPORT 30
c-utIy on army eondiaons,
Gcorse Meyer-To ask for a fev
battle ships.
Cuno Rudo3ph-To buy Z ssfety
razor
'Jac3 Johnston-To give heanng,
to citizens assoCnuolS
Bib Judson To run the DIS.
tuct schools.
jimmy wood-To answer qus.
tons with a sad smile.
Cap. oyster-To talk to news.
paper repoHer&
Dan" Callahan and Lou" Wal
lige-To be VICE president q the
Chamber Of Commerce
Frank Magnetic Violate auto
speed laws
"Diek" sylvestsr-To ind the For
ty Thieves.
Doc" wnsy-To sign up IN the
Benedict League.
Alec" stuart To find some one
who vi hear his troubles.
Jim McAlees-To pat Washing
ton among those higher up ia base
ball.
Ton" Noyes-To help james.
Julius Grill Eddo--1'o renew hs
warm and cordial friendship for Bar
JOhnsoa.
Bail BiIley-To manage Willie
Hoppe 5 Engaager
JACK S. Joeson-To pint Jac1
F1ynn's picture Occasionally.
L. stoddard Taylor-To dress up. "
Hartman Rapley-To take up NO
toring.
Jim" Mooney-To start an inter.
national chess tournament.
Bob" Peary-To become a reai
admiral and retire.
Ike" Gsns-To boom Washington.
Preston Gilson-To quit Drift.
ing."
VII MooHe-To help Jim wood
clean the streets.
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OFFICERS.

+. Quincgs smith. President.
YIN. Il. Lyun, Vice President.
Z. P. Cayeriy. Cashier.
J. \. Thompson. Assistant Cashier.
Robert Ashton Ciasll. Assistant Cashier.
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is 1T POSSIBLE?

Marvellous! Az Ohio man has de-
clined an Office. Granville Mooney
Is the heros name. Already there IS
a furious demand for his portrait hy
the moving picture manipuiatOrs.
But the Buckeye Colonel Is still
at large IN Washington. and he Is
not refusing anything.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-31
CAME BACK IN 1910.

April Z-Frederick a. doc Cook.
for a short time
June l9-Theod0re Roosevelt. for a
short tine.
July Aim Jehries couldn't.
November 5-The people ''csme
back strong.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-31

Read the BngyiIle Bugle tO-mOrOw.
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W,CISTR,TE'S >O~ uOHHrD.
Young TiEhr wanted ia arrest Two Girls
Crowd Thrashrd Him

James q Tigh". lr th" twenty savar
y"ar-oh son e Magistrate Tgh. #
Br""klvn. will COINS. 49, . prisoner b.f rr..
hi~ father m the ADAM street police
court this morning IL" young man WIS
1'r"-'"i last KIT following % fight
which t'uk place within q few feet e no
hr "klvu y Hlr" li"liurItrt.r-. pr -'p'"
street and U NJ" 'pur-.. 81 which B." Wa
badly h"Ei"u bv e mob wht,u fN" Co. Dee"
made No. ltt'ruUt g ir-l.r-..
Young lgh" TO- u -I.HiaI uFlfr,. p''i-.r
.mplpN'-I uu % steamship pI"r 100 south
Ir''Nlvh and b. lac uigh'.- troubles b..-
Gan whoa h" came ACROSS two y.urg gIrl-
VIII CAV" their uifu"- 49, Margaret smith
and Iutt'" KING -tnudr'r, 20 the. corner
- Fulton 1rl Smith -'r,..'- accord ny
- IN" riri- ~ rrI"- IIgh" waikiki I'. o.
hem md '1li tu"w o. O. ~" with Iru
am policeman the u.sst" nIm a.
Swing. YOU COIN" along Wtt'i m" Th.u
they saw 'h"v walked down 9 D. fr.i-'.u
and smith streets and comb met lblrt
Tighs a. an "filc-r who vas standing there
Tn" p'ir"r lnuk..i ~ TIghr accururng
20 tho girl-. and said Oh. h..- al ughr
II" won't hiIrt you Th.raut,pn ne.
girls hoardTst a smith street car and aay
that Tlgh" nan along behind shouting ~
them. AZ stat" street th"y got ~ and
w"r" looking ~ - -'o-" window when
1ighe caught ar with them ~. vent
past them into Police headquarters and
asked the policemen therc to arre-t tn,
1Wo girls. He was Informed that no
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would have 20 20 90 tho Adams stree,
police station To have an arrest made
Ilske ran out of Headquarters and up
10 M" girls. According 20 bystandlers Be-
slnpp'-t On" " them and tore the other's
dr'--s At any rate. three or four men
among them George fremont II A Col-
umbll street stepped IN % int~rfer. and
IN the newt moment Tigh. was the c~ntrs
1T lighting mob and was being kIcSsd
and beaten. The crowd dragged I'm
ngh' ~ Ia the doorS e Police Head
quarters AMI threw hum ln-Ide
On" 10 IA" crowd grabbed on the vo4nR
man = hat and thrust u IA the fame ~ a
lamp post IA front 81 th. building Not
soul cam" ont 81 headquarters turinE
all tho -cIffiing and yelling TiEhe's
eyes were baokened and his nos. va
bleeding. while his clothes were tom
from hI> back Policeman Gardner came
over from Adams street and placed The
Young man under arrest IN heai9ua-t ers
On a charge of intoNICatIon He will ~
drralgn'd thls morning IN the Adams
street poiIC" court. where hrs father v
sitting
b'i"r" h" took his present joh yogng
Iigf" was employed as a special Of -
by M BROOKLYN Rapid Transit during
m" 'nn"y Island fare troubles he gave
hi- address - 80 Bergen street Mar.
gIr"t smith SAID that she lived AZ 20.
Pacific street aud Io'tis King gave hr
address - ga Warren street Both ihs
giri- are II wears old
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IWWO>> O> 1ON<TRI ,TION
Points Ia UII,t"rN to Prove the Nrrd for
fare of nrS0uTCr..

~ Paw. -HIt " II Simmons
-r....r., I.f,.r. ia. ,,.r.-.r,.tft.u ,,tI-
~. 49,. -,.,...,.,-.
i. ".'- "' ''.''..' 'f '.. no F.'.'-
.'i .'''.' VEN - '' ''.' ''''. 30 I''.
''" 49, 'N' ''.'. 90. coy '0"''- 'h 'hi'"'.
''Nfh '''"' ..i '''' '." 'HI''f.
.h''.' ''.' W.T. .'' pam I.'. 90 ''i.".
'''S . i' % '''i.. IT'D IIN"'" 'u
."'If So VT" .' N.' ''-.''''.- '"' '"''
-h.' OF % 'I- I.-- '''H..I" ."r "n'.
'' 'Ni'- 10Y "' "'~ .'" i''-''.I '- ' fi..''|.
"hi Nh" hen make" -.''' 90 i'"-'.'.r Pa
Us ~ 'W'iS 'h 'h7' l'". p" 80. No.
POI" f"i'r'-' IT, H- H.'Hi"I. .-..- rHrf"'I AIN
rum ~ t"' I.'H ...." - l'ft". Hnl
L. iN"' ~'.''- 10 '' .tN H'.I i''-.'n '0'
IH'i'
''u.'u'tt o." ."'r ''u~ii"rn'.'r 'h'
''u~ s''n. OF HEf %. uE nat IT.U' 800"
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DIED..

BFNSETT On TtursIs, september = 's'o #
Oid'ree~, Nitil"'pwr ! Charles G'h'ra
Bennett
Funeral service. - - Ate residence N'dte
tsvn. : : SATURDAY. afternoon. September
90. r'aiS O'Clock
CARTER suddenly. 50 --'4nIEh'. on September
a 1870. - CH''on. Mss John Garter y ,
n the Ei,' y-ar % n.s aEe
Funeral from l', 'siEers residence. Nhs''
Noar, Wash -g'on Thursds, September
of, s. O'Clock Relative, snc friends 'u,lt'd.
Iu'~-rcH' p-.'.'c
HOLLY on Wrt0~-drs. september :. lSio. At
MS cadence IS Nesi Fnd az Augls-ys
T-ctcr.ra Ho.y. ~ Ms All year
I.rr-s.s,g,f-~, 50 ~ Jamcs Cnurcn. Mai 80
., frI ,.-f - % SATURDAY moga.ns. N~r.
'c-ucr 90 90 90 ocioc. intermeB' Wool
nvr
ls.rr no o. p IAwtnn Horris,nva. +.
lew. ,sr~ LAYTON AGED :, .csrs
lfl,rF. .rrst.c~ 81 the church u - 70
ac.-a- Norus'1Wu. 30 FRIDAY. S'pt'r'r
na. Bp n u - w ,ran .ear-'
'..' : barclay - A. = y ct1ca.
rrEUErD At Igysrn~. switzerland. -
I,a-uri. ln ~, ''th year
rpu,~ u funeral Iatsr
WINNING en- ~-pfSm'.ors 1910 s'Nrv ". -.
,Ir. = Henry ~chsrc. Manning sr~f %
'csrs funeral ser, ,re, rf MS ste rr~ii'r.r o'
Npndl, afternoon Scp'~r ner - ~ o ..r'
uuRsr on rI- on inst Melvin NO" 1;-
81 years
rr,r,r. and friends sre invited 70 80, ..'.
F..lay 90 half ras' - " - psrsuf. -.
,lrurr Nav landing. I''r'...
IH|HfT
~ NNNpN Annie ~HAnn0n. A.ri - vcarr
E-ma.r .rat TtNEHH CHuHCu. "a 90 ''
~ - ..uNNk O.. j,NPBEiL bLuB
InfsTrrni fru"riilr Pa
Sr,up On Thur,d,y morning srb re- -
a. Hf
,I,.ng -uu ~ me Hr, Dr aud Mr. Hrs 81
o. starr. IN his 18th year.
T.urraI from ~ Agnes'- Ch,rei West 30 -
near Columbus ~ . on S.furdHf N'''Ia-n
ur,' ~ p.rpc.s.
SWE.NFY Mary sweeney. Ag~f ~ yeAr
services TVS FrvEH.L rHuHrH. 80 - ''"
gAI - trUANK 2 JAwPsEII. Bi.iss
IutrrHuguf Hny rpss
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tNDEaTAEERS.

ERANK y. CAMPBELL. aAI.7as y. 2ss -
chaDsls. AmbuianOs Service. lei IA, Cs'a's~
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~ uo'RtrH ',urtm> pI,>>
County GaIrmrn Meet aud the state l.
~, Id"d Into NIn- Districts

n" I'''n. rr.'.. comfy ,arf-rou mot
~ o." - '". h.lrn..1.., s"r from > - >
= VI s"-rrrIIy - H.f.r-- wlv- and
u"Hr- o. rarryT's n' 'aa .arrargu
- ." Chairman J,lr \ H., r"-tgr.I a.
o.. H'-.tr .; OBJ" r.'rtv ciar- 1u-'t'- 49, O..
cat. .rr'.I Edward 5 P"rarr- e B.'.I &C.,
'''.. '..i 10 li- place
u 49, l''rIi..i n.y. u. adopt % az aud
"-I'-i 'rfnraigu policy - h" nIyh..I {, aIl
'..l''I"- hut o. let zach chairman nun
hf- campaign ~ local conditions require
n" STAT" Wa divided INTO nIna a H.
'rIr'- for larger operations having TO Do
win ~" state committee ana = yIce-
president was selected 20 look after each
district -Four ~ the district heads were
ma med yesterday George Van Nance
Gerald u Fmhrsr. Fred n Allen and Joln
Donovan
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Men of Affairs
whsss

snncsHsfsfua afs ssrsrnins ifnrasfsd
~ ne tfrsys q Nusiness rarss. and
So ars n tsngsr q asrvaus bfeat-
insn. gan - nstfuefrt ~ Hfs-
.irns m WIEN - sSsfrsss -
ren'ly ircnvsred which co-orfinafss
uusclst 1er ~ snd Nrain ~ ttri-
rligify and 10 ~rv fsN MINUTES
rsquifef % Frrnr NiH trrssi -
r'erV uan rho -nnnus go aWay
~ trafe ~ ftrne ~ ruf.dunf ne
To- unfiihng sfficacy oil rc assn-
.ufeiN proven ~ ne Husf shsrfirai
eminent PAB~tcisns AMI uany ssli
snnHu Husurs Wen stli 'eftifN -
nensh'' rscei, ~ nom rrss'sths ne
Fowler system"
Address EDVARD ? SANFORD.
- West l4th 60
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BALI%ER CASE BUSGLED
TIFT's TFfFNDs ~ THF 'SH.
HfTTTT Sf TGgNTRtIITB

~~satss Sri--- $3.50 ts-s~sst~- ntsrs-a
fss tstftwa tH~ fsrwis~risss ts~t ~
fsr~ gsuntrt irfps---tsst rhat ts-s-
sstts@- ttast trs.-ar~,a tn~ s~~v~tart
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o.
Ne gpr ~ shares ~ Trausrprtatfnn AMI
ended py v.us FlingWo ud \ tfnufnyb9fp
a. ,E
A. m" opening IT the afternoon session
B''d"li wa called To The witness char
and sad ~ answer 10 Mr. BTiIce'- a,I..-
ton that h." pracilr"d law ~ : Nassau
street ~" was e"Crsi 10 the As-..,nIIy
from ~" Second DTaug" county di.trrrt
Ir iSpS After Two NOR" elect IONS he wa.
defeated ~ i~s bat wa- again elected
and T''.''', t''d -tICCeSstNslv each wear
including Lea. hut did not -"rv" all Of th..
-..-~iDu Df th, latter wear owIul, "a trnubI,
wI'h hi- "ys- FROM the SESSION ~ ism
foo lHt, n'lIISivs' b" was chairman 81 the.
COMMITTEE on Railroads and during ih..
san" I"riOi was "a m"fnb'.r Of the Rule.
iummI'f",. The latter cumrnl'te.. ten
DAYS b"fpr. ~" date fixed for final ~.
jpurnrn"nt took oharg. ~ The. "a l.n,iar
II bilis
B"d"I sad ha had known q Tracy
Rogers very veil for Hft,.'.n or sixteen
years and had also known ex-senator
George T. Green ~ BinghaTuton for about
~" same p"rfpt II time H. wa nitro
du""d fp fh" stock broksrag. firm ~
ElifnEwood \ Cunning CHAM hy 81 Rogers
n lT'5 and had had business relations
wi'h that firm until ~ faiilIre ~ igpI
sgDELL's ENPLANATIoS
Then Mr Bruce invited Mr. BadeU TO
make any statement he desired The
witness raid that he had not had opportu-
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- West l4th s.


''' ~ nav '.'ff" - ntn IN Tho ~ ~"
gfr"l hitf"n hat 80 th~ thing hat
.'' fi.tf' 80 81 "f afIls-i af tut fh-
" tfII' 30 Nth hpfantifisFt
Ihr." f"fr H''isr 'htuE= 90 ..-s-iia~
N" 'nfri~ - political E"-sII.- today
hs'rtts-s ihr I"rIfu~r .rrifi-ut In ing
~ "'''n 20 fr"-fHurt VIZ k'o-s, '.l' starr is-i
a'.fr.' - hIa h"tr"rs ~ - bat q gusst MANY
'"u-ii''r'ri ~ hr-t ,."Hlnrniiuu tn r"Enr't
i' - r's'b'"T NJ irtuN. 'Trs'
.i"u -f.'fs.- ] shall ever - m fsthltr
TN" again De- sad % III ratlrHaf men
~ Illinois NrIf e ! am thor. - alsavs
a chance thai arulsf.rus 10 NAV com" ug,
hon ! shall Wig" rry sHrl- soUi
h'"r- Er"'.'".t fH'- annwin~-n-ut
bu' 'h.' uan 100 DO" .rpNI 10 h. -fprf..i
." nuuinat~ ~" 'uluu.l for Iat. ~
rhuk~t ~ B., th" further I'..laratIon
Nu corporation o.. irrhtIgiau must ever
support w" ''r ANYTHING uu,i,'f tho Idra
that ! vii paui,H 'hG' corporation ~
that politician 4 .' 90 Do" Is corrupt
"i'h'r corporation Hr politician 4 'tther
"a" "r N" ether. h"Ii, 90 put mo. iu q
iF-rtiuu ~ IuiU"u." 10 thew r.'ustnl,..r
that n th"y are corrupt n they 'u,ptIr-
ag' curuIpttuu % others or h..u.rt by
~ h''u solves the" hsIu u" 80 thor f..rii
Tor Will hurt thorn ~ I get fn" chance.
"" ~afd uff'r'E ari thar h.. meant
TY~t exactly Nh4t b" said Th.r. ~ NJ
neal u lLiC'ug great stEul'IrluCr "a ., srN
WORT he GtJsrs Wa-s h., advice 20 h,s
uf'uIFfrs Tor MS Nffti~ are not afuhlkllt1l=
"" ~IwplV d,-- not know what - going
q" hipp"n ~" ~ guiuE alnuG un he
very lines that h- outlined lafpr,. 10. eft
OYSTER Raw fur this trip Fp-v art and
not backward N.' avs h.' cannot tell
what the newt ,.ight-..u months viii
bring forth
i.ruug ut laIrpu men greeted VI
Roosevelt st fu''purt thlE afternoon
Their" were n,su Ti.'r-pT- ou fhs grounds
~n"r" ~" picnic 81 four orglnI1atIpn-
- h"lug held Mr Roosevelt. - q
tn"fur"r 81 m" American Brn' herhuOd Of
tir"tU"u amt Eng iu"m'u met them -
q follow member and made a ~ with 'h.
crowd bN =" doing y ~ MurrIs..v called
hIm lIh'r~ friend 4 man whn -aug
4 song dbpN Illinois referred - Y X
"" WIS IgItn hlIl,yi - ~" greatest man
Va the wid". wld" world
NJ tigtu lat" tht- afternoon - bad &c.
Cld"'i' Wis narrowly aNp. led Thousands
81 town folks w"r" down 10 -'-.' VII Rnu-,-
v"l' ~'h"nihov- and girls On their way
h"m'' 'ni't'-i ~ aud upset IN" inldsluat"
police i'~Cc Ih"N pressed against q
board t""oN that wis not strong enough
:" Withstand ~" strain and % gave way
About hundred children and gruwnup- :
'r'nnl"t down ~" embarrassment stand
wner" vpu are. hr Roosevelt shouted p
20 Don push.
Iwr "olc"m"n hr"k" through and r"-
ported mat a-ii" from @ f"W rut- and
D
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whitnr, and RaIne, settle Dispute a. to
Musk Oxen

NV HAVEN. sept Harry Whitney.
who is IIs' hack from an Arctic hunting
trip with Paul RaInev, said tonight
that ~" difference between himself and
Mr RIiuev mad hesu pleasantly settled
u - understood that they DID not agree
about ne iI~p1-ltion 81 tho hiif dpzon
49," musk oxen hat they brought with
them
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Then Mr Bruce invited Mr. BedeIl 10
make any statement he desired. The
witness HAid that he had not had opportu-
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.BEDElI EXPLAINS
BROKERS' ACCOUNT


them s=r- sbIs % '-=~s- 'h-. r.Hv~---r'-
q - VI Rs-i.IIs hn N.~ Yars Tran.par,a
ton tnt 49, MORE share - that same
Stock Th-r- 80. s't@r sh,rh .hUw II
that ~ ps.tut~r o. fsai Flhn. o. a.,,sl .
I Q unuirghsfu vrpts o. tn H1r T. =
''n"si-"iI sssn0's I..ix M N, receipt frrm
hun - 80 49, ~ payment - q 49, .har--
- N"s Nnrs TRANSPORTATION ant th-
letter "yp.a,u~'i thai ths remittance hal
f""u 'r.-ii'~,i tu var'o,t- accounts 10
th".' No.. - flIlo~- y Frs-isrlsk
N.N"n S-t shares o. usa. tnut- B.st~l
S" shtr'--. o. 81 : Rus-r- 49, share
y 80. j''ham NIll- t,.i -hAr-- o. ~,
Nrchi'' haVt~r. VS. -har-- g. -.p
The IA v'"r n~Iud.-i ru ih.. i,-' AS then
"l"rS - The Assembly, and r~,nain.-i -
until h" was d~f-a's-i fuf iron 10 M.
las l''gisiar ara. b., Hay smith
After tracing that uI"ratt.u .u Ns~
l'r' ITau-''ria'iun 'h" newt Interesting
I"tf'ir" 90 'hs' btHIt szssf ssr exam. uaFiur
came shssn "ntrIs- shHN.-i thar Yu tirtsU.r
.. ltE. h'~i"'l- trruIut va- credited
WIN ms. apparently d"pusiis=i frr that
l"lrpo-~ with fh" hruA"r- bv william
Schneider. a W"uh.'r - th,. Nss.uihlN
lr1Fn tr's' county AMI q f'llns member -
VI b'~iElls Nsss.fubiN t.fufu.fi-.. on
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
PROPERTY WANTED

WE have the following property. to exchange:
and attic house in San Francisco;
price So. 250 mortgage So 900; want ranch
away from bay about 100 miles. (359)
room modern house in Oakland price
$4,000: mortgage $500: want not less than
20 acres, any place: will assume $4,000. (575)
fats and stores: this is business prop
erty: value $11 900: all rented; viii exchange
for ranch near San Jose.
Pair OF nice room fats and one room
cottage with high basement, in Alameda;
$500; clear; to exchange; want ranch near
good town. (569)
room cottage. value So. 500. to exchange for
ranch or vacant land anywhere. t5I9)
room house, modern; value S3. 600; clear;
In San Jose; to exchange for home in Oakland.
(2S3)
fats in swell location in Berkeley; value
$13, 500; will exchange for ranch. f439l
room house. modern in San Francisco;
S3,700: to exchange for ranch in Napa or So
n0ma county. f449)
room house. modern and beautifully fin
ished. in Frutyale; value 50, 900; clear want
to exchange for home in Hayward (195l
room cottage: price $4,000: clear: In Fruit
vale; to exchange for small ranch any place
(442)
Very fine block in San Francisco. valued at
$50. 900, TO exchange for ranch anywhere
Send lists Of what you have got to exchange
and we will make you quick trade.
]. HAY SMITH CO., 900 Broadway, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
FARM LANDS FOR SALE


COMING TO FLORIDA?
Then don't miss the opportunity to visit the
Sidwood Farms, the newest and best colony :;
Sidwood Farms so minutes from Jacksonville :,
the coming metropolis of the South: Atlantic
canal on one side; st. Johns river on the other:
Florida East Coast Railway through center:
rolling fertile soil. climate unexcelled year
round: ideal winter home; delightful bathing
best social conditions; greatest farming oppor-
tunity; $50 per acre. easy terms; values in
creasing daily. Write for booklet Florida
Home Seekers Corporation. Jacksonville. Fla.
TEXAS SCHOOL LANDS-Several hundred thou
sand acres. coming on market monthly as
ranchmen's leases expire: for sale by state.
81 to $5 per acre; terms, one-fortieth down.
balance 40 years; good farming and fruit
lands; send &c postage for further informa-
tiOn. Journal Publishing Co.. Houston. Tex.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
HAYWARD REAL ESTATE

JAS. S. FRENCH.
THE REAL ESTATE BROKER.
eET 81 OFF ffstTg TaE CAR AZ ST. IN FRONT o
NY oFFICE. Ape OPEN m SUNDAYS
tracts; swell homestes; only a mile from
school; PA miles from Hayward; EASY
MEEK ORCHARD TRACTS Adjoining Hay
10 acres finest sandy loan; crop will show what
land is only mile from Hayward; 200
yards from W. P. station. Here's a snap
for you.
6 acres-21a acres orchard: pretty home. )
rooms. bath. pantry; concrete cellar: out
buildings ss edeayros from r3e oesatfn az do 70
$3.50 $3.50 cash; acres; 2 acres orchard; 3
room cottage. barn, chicken houses. chick
ems: horse. vehicles, miles from Hay
ward.
$3.50 per acre--25e acres fine grain and dairy
ranch: spring water; good improvements
home orchard Al head cattle; 3 fine horses
cream separator: vehicles, implements: fine
location on main county road. near Hay
ward; will accept $1,000 Oakland property
u. part payment.
AZ acres fine alfalfa land; pretty modern home
has eeen Tun as dairy Ianch
i've place; fine fruit and shade trees only
2A miles from Hayward; low price for
So, ,500-Easy terms; 2 blocks from earline and
school; 2 acres, full bearing orchard;
room cottage, barn; no better buy in Hay
ward
2316 acres-17 acres cherries and apricots; 6
room house. barn. chicken houses; 400
chickens. COW. implements. fine running
place; only 2 miles from Hayward; y mile
from school: $500; $4,000 cash
off main county road mil miles from rom Hay. s.
ward; fine for early vegetables; gift at
5000 per acre; $4,000 cash. balance long
JAS. S. FRENCH.
5s2 Castro st, Hayward. Cal.