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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
WORKING HARD FOR
ARMORY SITE FUND
Real Estate Board Making Every
Possible Effort to Raise
the Money

The armory site committee of the
San Francisco real estate board has
worked daily during the last week TO
collect the $4,000 needed TO complete
the fund for the purchase of the
ground at Van Ness avenue and Bay
street, upon which an armory will
stand if their efforts are successful
The work of the week has been main
ly along the lines of personal vista
tion among owners of real estate in
this city and others who are concerned.
A meeting of the directors of the
board was held yesterday in the Mills
building, where the progress that has
been made was talked over and the
lines of procedure were also consid-
cred. Some subscriptions have been
made in the last week and others are
expected directly. No definite infor-
nation was given out yesterday re-
garding the amount still required TO
prevent the lapsing of the option on
the land that was secured some time
ago.
In addition to personal solicitation
the real estate board has sent out
circular, in which the most interesting
statement relates to the close approach
of the day when the project laPses II
S100,0O has not been raised. Only
the remainder of this month is given
in which to work for the Van Ness and
Bay street site. The ensuing week
will be marked with the strongest eff
forts that can be made to tie up the
matter and so insure the erection OF
the $4,000 armory building at the
site that was approved by Governor
Gillett some time ago.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
RAILWAY HOSPITAL
WILL BE COMPLETE
Wing to Be Added to Costly
Structure in Accordance
With Original Plans

The contracts have been let for the
erection of the final wing for the
southern Pacific hospital in this city
in the block bounded by Hayes, Fell.
Baker and Lyon streets. The struc-
ture and grounds occupy the entire
block.
When the new wing is added the
hospital will reach the proportions
originally intended. and will be one
of the most imposing and most COM
pletely furnished hospital structures in
the United States. 1t is in the Italian
renaissance style, and four stories
high The power house attached to it
alone cost $4,000.
The entire structure is much more
costly than the former Southern Pa
citic hospital in the Mission district.
A new primary school building was
opened in Watsonville Wednesday of
the present week, of which W. H
Weeks was the architect
The new school building contains
eight classrooms. 1t is provided with
the Plenum system of heating and ven-
tilation and all the latest sanitary
devices and conveniences. The cost
was $4,000
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
ATTRACTIVE REALTY
OFFERED AT AUCTION

j. w. Wright & Co have issued their
illustrated catalogue for their next
auction to be held Wednesday,, Feb
ruary %, and have hanging on the
walls of their salesroom, 125 Sutter
street, enlarged photographs of the
several properties which are to be Of
fered The firm expresses the opinion
that the catalogue for next Wednesday
is attractive in many ways, as they
have made a special selection where the
owners are desirous of selling and
where each particular piece of prop
erty has special inducements. which
should attract intending purchasers.
Among the important properties Of
fered are:
The well improved northwest corner California
and Webster streets. comprising nine flats pro.
ducing total monthly rental of S1S5. Mortgage
of $40 600 in the San Francisco savings union
that can remain.
Scott and Devisadero. containing eight rooms and
modern improvements, with lot 25x127:S feet.
Mission residence at the northwest corner of
Noe and insured s M 20 % and all
investment property. large lot in Ninth street
near Market 34:4x113 feet through to Washing
ton avenue; property on the grade; 81 200 can
Three ane Oats. 1966-70 Bush street east of
Ruchanan comprising five, six and seven rooms
renting for total of S65 per month; street work
a., ,ottaga and lot 2441 Folsom street between
Twentieth and Twenty first 25xl22:6 feet
San Bruno avenue and Girard street. Univer-
sitv aound tract large lot 100x120 feet six room
residence large rooms and improvements fine
we'll of water: car line in San Bruno avenue one
block from the properly,
Nrndern residence 1904 Green street at Iaguna
two story house of nine rooms bath, etc: street
work ali completed; union street car line one
block.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
LANDGREBE, MACNEvIN & JONES

J2J California St. Near Montgomery.
So. jO0-Western Addition corner 8 blocks from
McAllster and Fillmore sts.: improvements 8
elegant modern flats Of s and rooms and bath
each; rents $217-5O per month; lot 81 :6xS4:
mortgage of Sl1 600 be arranged for; good
neigbbOrhOOd for stores
S13.OOO-Hyde ST.. near Broadway: elegant
hsts of ,. 8 and 6 and bath; rents
$11I.5O per month; mortgage OF 5000 IL de-
sired: lot 25xS7:6
ST.5OO-Page St. near Pierce: hats of and
rooms and bath; lot 25x13I:6: rents $50 per
month; mortgage 1900
$23 5O0-SOutheast corner Pine and Powell sts
3 frontages: 40 :6x60
$50 Southwest corner Golden Gate ave and
Devisadero St; T5x1OO; level and ready for
building
s5.Ooo-Tsylor. near Vallejo; s7:6x1s7;6: ma
rine view.
So, ,000-Bernsrd. near Jones; 46x60: good neigh
borhOOd TO build small fats.
So: :0O0-John ST., near Mason; 37:9x62:s; offer
invited.
lANDGREBE, MACNEVIN & JONES
52J California ST.. Near Montgomery.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
LEASES EFFECTED OF
DOWNTOWN PROPERTIES

w. 3. McGerry & Co. have leased for
the Pohli-Claybu estate to n. B..
Tuft the building at the southwest
corner Of Second and Jessie streets for
2 period Of FIVE years. The structure is
Of brick and is three stories high.
Through the agency of o. L. Nc
Mahon & Co. three story and base
ment brick building in the north side
OF Post street. 6s:9 feet east Of Lar
kin. has been leased for five years to a
client Of the brokers. The property is
owned by Isaac Hymann.
Wolf g. Holman have leased half of
the second floor in the Security build
ing at 3z3 Sansome street TO the Con-
cordia fire insurance company of Mil
svaulxee and the German fire insurance
company of Pittsburg, represented by
Dixon & Theme, general agents, for a
period of FIVE years. The brokers are
negotiating with two other insurance
companies for leases in the same build
ing. in which there are the Phoenix of
London. the Insurance Company of
North America, the Alliance insurance
company. the Commercial union. the
Palatine and the New Zealand fire in
surance companies.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
MANY SALES REPORTED
BY BIG REALTY FIRMS
Large Number of Deals Made in
Suburban Property

The following sales are reported by
Oscar Heyman & Brother:
Pierre Carrascow Sabastia. lot 25x120 in the
northerly line of Girard street. 30 feet north
west of Silliman, being a portion OF University
Mound extension homestead association
Henry ]. Ellis. lot IL. block 2, Heyman tract
Harry c. Moore. lot 5Ox12O in the northeast
line of Berlin street, 105 feet southeast OF ward
being a portion OF block 3, Paul reservation
Rudolph F. Logar. lot 25x1o6O9 in the cast line
of Ocean boulevard. 150.1s feet south of Morasa
formerly NJ street. o. L. block Nc. 9OS-
Henry q. Meyer. lot 25x120 in the east line OF
Seventeenth avenue. 300 feet north OF hirkham
formerly N street, being portion OF outside
James pes Anderson. lot 40. block > Fairs sub
division of Holly Park tract.
Thirty-seventh avenue. i25 feet south Of Balboa
street portion of outside land block S49, -.
\. W. Castner lot 81, a part OF DlocA = fsir
subdivision of Holly Park tract
Mary Louise Shaw. lot 2JN120 in the west line
Street a portion Of outside land block 9O4.
John n Girrens, lot 25x120 in the west line OF
Forty first avenue 800 feet south & OF foht LoDos'
William L. Clark lot 25x120 in the west line
of Forty-first avenue, 325 feet south OF PoihI
Lcbos a portion Of outside land block -+5;
A NJ and Harriet Athanasiade. lot 25xl2O IN
the west line of Eleventh avenue, $50 feet south
of Lawton formerly II street ,o-o,o
i'm the south line of Hanover street. us feet
southwest of Gutenberg. being lot lSl, Nest
End homestead association.
Lenius ]. Petersen, lot 266. Heyman tract
Leopold weinstein. lots 10 and IL. Golden City
tract block ?; lots TO- IL and II. in the north
east line of Bowdon street. 81 feet northwest
of Sflliman, 96x120 feet, University Mound sur
vey.
George A Bean. lot 5Ox120 on corner OF
northeast line of Dartmouth and Dwight streets
also lot 5ox120 in the northeast line OF Dart
mouth street I25 feet southeast of Dwight. parts
of block 49, University Mound homestead asso-
citation.
Clarence c. Lang lot 65x13O in the south line
of Balboa street. % feet east of Fourth avenue.
Antoine Klcinovch, lot 35xlOO feet IN the
west of Saratoga. a portion OF lot l, block ia.
University extension homestead association:
Niels Utoft, lot 5Ox120 in the northeast line OF
Reginald G. Eaton lot 25x120 in the east line
of Thirty fourth avenue. 1I5 feet north or Ca
hriIlo street portion of outside land block 34S.
William J. Green, lot 25xS5 in west line OF
Harrison street 40 feet north Of Norwich, part
of Prpcita valley lands.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
MANY LOANS ARE
MADE ON REALTY
Large Sums Are Borrowed From
Banks by Owners of San
Francisco Property

The San Francisco savings union has
loaned to the Herbst estate company
$4,000 on the property situated in
the west line of Mason street, 42:6
feet north of Turk, 20x75, for three
years.
The German savings bank has loaned
$4,000 to Charles W. and Magdalena
Baird ct al on the property in the
east line of Kearny street, 100 feet
north OF Washington, 37:6X139:7 feet.
Daniel Meyer has loaned 500 900 to
Mary J. E. Cryan on the property at
the southwest corner Of Geary and Ma
son streets, 137:6x137:6 feet.
George P. Allen has loaned $4,000
to George w. Greene on properties at
the corner of X street and Twenty
first. Twenty second and Twenty-third
avenues.
The German savings bank has
loaned $4,000 to Marcellus Wenger ct
al on property in the southeast line
of Mission street, 20 feet northeast of
Second.
The Bethany Presbyterian church of
San Francisco has borrowed $1,000 from
the general assembly of the Presby-
terian church on property at Excelsior
and Madrid streets.
Henry Gutzeit has loaned s96 900 to
Joseph and Julia Malfanti on the prop
erty in the north line of OFarrell
street, 1876 feet west of Stockton
50:9% x137:6 feet. at the rate of per
cent per annum.
The San Jose safe deposit bank of
savings has loaned $4,000 to the
Apache company on the southeast cor
ner of OFarrell and Mason streets, the
property recently purchased from the
estate of Charlotte E. Clarke.
The California insurance company
has loaned $4,000 to Amelia L. Les
zynski ct al on property in the north
line of Sutter street. 1878 feet west OF
Van Ness avenue, 57:6x120 feet.
The Hibernia bank has loaned s35, 900
to p. c. Rossi. A. E. Sbarboro ct al. on
the northeast corner of Bay and Pow
ell streets.
The Humboldt savings bank has
loaned 10000 to Charles J. and Edyth
Marshall on the property in the south
line of Haight street, 179 feet east
Of Cole.
Samuel Dusenberry has given a deed
of trust for $4,000 to the Fugazi Banca
Popolare on the property in the south
line of Eddy street, 1876 feet east of
Larkin.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
Rate, Discussion Brings Tire <WStGm Into tlG LhnGdght
RECENT CONTRACTS
FOR BUILDINGS

James d. Phelan will build a one
story class building in the northwest
line OF Market street, 152 feet north
east of Golden Gate avenue. The cost
will be about $4,000.
Contracts have been awarded by the
city and county of san Francisco for
the erection of police stations at the
corner of San Jose and Ocean avenues
in the Ingleside district, to cost s14,-
6f5, and In Frederick and Stanyan
streets. to cost S13600.
Thomas Bannan will build two three
story fiat structures in the west line
of Jones street, s5 feet north of Pine.
to cost $4,000.
A permit has been taken out by L. H
Sly TO build a FIVE story brick apart
ment house in the south line of O'Far-
rell street. 13I feet west of Jones. to
cost 100000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
TWO LARGE LOAi,,S BY
BANKS DURING THE WEEK

A loan of sufficient size to attract
attention has been made in the last
week by the San Francisco savings
union The borrower is the Investors
realty company. which has taken $780,
600 upon an important holding at the
east corner of Fourth and Stevenson
streets. The property has a frontage
of 235 feet in Fourth street Another
loan of large size has been negotiated
in which the amount involved is $780,
500. The loan is made by the Hibernia
bank to Adolph X. and Gustav Harshal
on the property in the northwest line
of Howard street, 27 feet northeast of
Sixth. This. has dimensions of 31:3x
so feet.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
APARTMENT HOUSE is
LEASED FOR FIVE YEARS

o. L. Mcmahon & Co. report having
leased the large apartment house now
under construction in the north line
of Post street, $50 feet east of Larkin.
for the account of Isaac Bymann to a
client of their office. The name is with
held for the present at the request of
the lessee The papers will be fled
for record within the next day or two.
The term of the lease is for five years
The building is a three story and
basement pressed brick structure COW
ering the lot. 6s:9x137:6 feet, contain
ing S5 rooms in suites of 2, and 4
room apartments, equipped with all
modern conveniences.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
DENVER MAN LEASES A
BIG APARTMENT HOUSE
A j. Rich 6 Co. Conclude Deal
for AdOInh Never

A. J. Rich & Co. report that they
have leased to a client a six story
apartment house building, which is to
be erected in the westerly line of
Leavenworth street. 57:6 feet south of
Eddy, for 10 years, at a rental of
$4,000
The owner of the building is Adolph
Meyer the Devisadero street pioneer
and hardware merchant, who recently
purchased the lot from the Hind es-
tate. The building has a frontage in
Leavenworth street of 1926 feet and
runs through to Eddy. It will con-
tain 11S rooms, laid out in two and
three room apartments, also an auto
matte elevator, steam heat, papered
rooms. vacuum cleaning plant, wall
beds in every room, also storage and
servants rooms in the basement.
When completed this apartment build
ing will be one of the many big
apartment houses to be erected this
season for wealthy Denver apart
ment and hotel operator, who shows his
confidence in our city by leasing every
downtown apartment house that he can
get hold Of 1t also shows the trend
of property owners toward investment
in this kind Of buildings.
Since the first of the year A J. Rich
& Co have leased to a Denver client a
I4O room apartment house building for
william Wolf in the northerly line of
Bush street, between Stockton and
Powell, a 100 room apartment house in
the northerly line OF Eddy street, be-
tween Hyde and Larkin, for A Meyer.
the Sonoma county lawyer, and now
the l1S room apartment building in
Leavenworth street.
A. J. Rich & Co. will report during
the coming week two more leases
that are being taken by the same op-
ratOr
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
PROPERTY DECIDED TO
APARTMENT ENTERPRISE

Several properties have been decided
by l. II. and Lizzie Sly to the Apart
ment investment company. These in.
clude holding of 1913 feet frontage
In Van Ness avenue, 1913 feet in the
west line of the avenue, 1913 feet north
of California street; the northeast cor
ner of Post and Polk streets and the
property in the north line of Turk
street. 1916 feet west of Polk. cover
ing S7:6x137:6 feet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
A Little Diapepsin Makes Your
0ut-Of-Ordcr Stomach Feel
Fine i'm Five Minutes.

IL what YOU Just ate is sourinr on
your stomach or lies like lump of lead,
refusing TO digest, or YOU belcb Gas and
oructatc sour, undigestcd food. or have
a feeling Of Dizziness. Heartburn. Full
ness, Nausea. Bad Taste in mouth and
stomach hcadacbe-thIs is Indigestion
full ease of rapc 5 Diapcpsiu costs
only % cents and will thoroughly cure
Nour out of order stomach and leave
sufficient about tho house in case some
one else in the family may suffer from
stomach trouble or Indigestion
Ask yonr pharmacist TO show YOU the
formula plainly printed on these 30
cent cases, then YOU will understand
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23

Read Mrs. Stanley's story. which is full
OF praise for her restoration TO health. =.
81 was taken sick in the year 1883 with
liver trouble and nervous prostration.
caused by the change OF life. The doctor
had no hope of my recoverS-in fact, he
told my family that I would not live I
had read In a paper the summer bcfore |
was taken sick of a man who was cured
by Warmers Safe Cure after he had been
given up TO die. SO I commenced takipg
II. month after. ! was able TO be up.
but took cold and it caused me 10 ache
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Company and was told TO use the Safe
Cure and Srfe Rheumatic Cure In alter
nation. OF course, took one OF Warmers
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was well enough to dc my work.
Il know that Warmers Safe Cure saved
my life. for / would have died and
have always thanked God that 7 found
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81 have always considered my case re-
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marlablc case than mine In my neigh
borhood. \ friend OF mine. after the
birth OF a child. was in bed eight months.
II would be impossible TO convey 10 YOU
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~ know OF many others who have been
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Warmers Safe Cure IL put up in soc
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is SIPS II bottle, aud Warmers Safe Pills
for constipation and biiousDess arc 25c
a box.
To convince every sufferer from disease
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, SOURNESS,
GAS AND STOMACH HEADACHE co

why Dyspcptic troubles of all kinds
must 20, aud why they usually relieve
sour. out of-ordcr stomacbs or lndigc5'
tion in five minutes. Diapcpsin is harm
less aud tastes like candy, though each
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This city will havc many Diapcpsin
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
IdahO's Wonderful Growth
Shown by Official Report

seekers from all parts of the country,
Its many and varied attractions in eli
mate, soil and crop possibilities, as well
as the numerous opportunities afforded
by the large areas yet undevclopcd are
drawing to tho state thousands of home
seekers. The Snake river valley in
southern Idaho. which a few years ago
was desolate and uninhabited desert,
has undergone wonderful transforma-
tlon. An area as large AS the cult
waited area Of Rhode Island and Della
ware is today producing good crops, and
cosmopolitan population of probably
not less than 10000 people is now resid-
ing In this once arid waste.
"Agricultural development now well
under way is being supplemented by
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-The sub
stantial successes of the farmers on the
Miuidoka irrigation project in Idaho
this year place this region well to the
front among the irrigated districts of
tho Snake river valley. Throughout
tho project there is evidence of very
hopeful optimism indicating the end of
the pioneer STAGE says a statement
given out by the reclamation bureau,
F'With bountiful crops the settlers are
looking forward TO an extended period
of material progress and prosperity.
''ldaho continues to occupy very
prominent place in the minds of home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23

~ looks positively disgraceful for a
-,uno1n To have her hair fuIl OF dye
ppneessS. or her scalp stained by hair dye.
49, 49, uscS damage roots OF all hair, any
hlore cNrusc for cltlicr
sahs Mexican Hair Restore is Won
tIni; ri; bringing back original uniform
enlor ~ grey hair whatever it's original
aanurun. stops hair falling,
s2id at All drug stores. sl.oO a bottle or
oircct Ij Dwight 7. Spraguc & Co.
uon guaranteed
,i,.eeccom,3ended and for sale by NJ L.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
The Liquor Jobbery.

Turning now 10 matters local. Mr.
Chairman, | think our party was right in
concluding that public opinion in our
state really demanded state wide prohi-
billion OF the manufacture and sale OF In
to$ica,ing liquors, and therefore WAS
right when declaring in favor OF having
that public opinion enacted into law. And
while ] may not personally share the very
general confidence in the effectiveness or
such legislation. I recognize the right OF
malorities TO have their way and try such
experiments in government as shall seem
to them 10 be Tor the best interests or
the community.
But. Mr., Chairman, rising above all
considerations OF the merits OF prohibition
and every other local consideration is the
political crime committed In Utah and
disclosed in connection with the efforts
Of the people OF the state 10 secure state
wide prohibition through the action OF the
last Republican state Legislature. y po-
litical crime. Mr., Chairman. which II com =
mlttcd In any other state than In Utah
would drive the guilty party from power
IN shame and disgrace, and IL should do
IL In Utah. OF course. ] have reference to
the uUooubtcd and Infamous deal ncgo-
tiated between tho Republican party lead
cTS OF Utah, party of the first part. and
the liquor interests OF the stale OF Utah
party OF the second part. Il is sonacwhat I
strenuously denied. and especially by the
senior senator from Utah. that there WAS
ever such deal conSummatGd To do
tho gentleman Justice. l quote his exact
words from his alleged keynote speech at
Ogden on the 26th day OF September:
"fn this state there has been agitation
regarding the regulation and control of
the liquor traffic. There have been as
scrtionS and accuseti lions of bargains and
deals with party leaders, These charges
have been made by tho opposing political
leaders and others with great freedom OF
uttcrauce and equal disregard OF truth,
And riGht here I say that every assertion
and accusation. and tic whole volume OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
Cured Since 1883

Liver Trouble and Nervous ProstratIon
Cured 27 Years Ago by Warmers Safe
Cure, the Great Kidney and Liver REM
edy. Mrs. Stanley Has Enjoyed Good
Health Ever Since.