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ing. as he inherited the snug little pie
OF $50 900 or 30 from a grandmother,
and hts parents are very comfortably
circumstanccd. Naturally, all this
throws an additional glamor about this
much -talked-Of player.
An interesting little side-light Is
found IN the belief that really Black
burn should have been playing with the
Afhletfcs instead Of the White Sex. As
his native territory Is not 50 FAR from
philadelphia. that city saw great deal
Of him in his early amateur and semi
uro days. and finally. early In 1908.
Manager Mack signed him to a Wor-
cester contract. Then. the story goes,
Connie forgot all about his promising
protege until the papers were tiiled
with accounts OF President ComislSey
and Dreyfuss scrappinE for him And
Connie wisely concluded not 60 butt
into the scrap.
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began running over horses like cy-
clone.
Hannis. long shot. took the opener,
coming home gamely under punish
ment to GUST Minnie just in the last
strides Harry Stanhope made repeated
not make f.
Fischer. on Ocean shore. forced his
mount TO the pace too hard in the sec
ond race at seven furlongs, and was not
able TO st9ud or strong close by
Hancock. Royal River ran back 90 a
good race to land In the money ahead
Of Tavora.
There was not much pace IN the
third race at a mile and a sixteenth,
and when Cotton turned Spring Ban
loose at the head OF the stretch the old
mare responded with speed enough 70
run over the field 70 win easily. Knight
Of 1vanhOe held out gamely for the
place. while Nebulosus. held under early
/ restraint. could not improve his POSI-
/ ton when the drive came.
/ Altogether. the card was one Of fine
I racing. and the big crowd could not ask
The big feature this week will be
| the Buena Vista selling stakes Of $1,000,
| to be run Saturday. The distance is a
mile and a sixteenth, and for the first
time the best distance animals at tho
track will be brought together.
The Summary.
First race. six furlongs. selling
/ Hannis (Shriner). 16 70 1, won. Minnie
/ Unres). s to 1. second: Harry stan
/ lis 3-5. CigarliEhter. Young Belle.
! chief Desmond. Sam McGibhen. Tansy.
Byron. Tom O'Malley. MOyea and Jack
| LAWN finished as named
/ Second race. seven furlOngs. selling
] Hancock (Rcttig), Z TO 1. won' ocean
n Shore (Fischer). is to 5, second; Royal
River CBoland). 6 to 1. third. Time.
N 1:2S As. Tavora. Elder, Sea Green,
Warner Griswell New Capital and
Bushranger finished as named
Third race. one mile and a sixteenth
I selling-Spring Ban (Cotton), II TO 5,
won: Knight Of Ivanhoe (Corey), 4 TO !,
I second: Nebulosus fRoland), II 70 >,
third Time. 1-49 1-5. Coppers and
Mike Jordan finished as named.
Fourth race Juvenile handicap, four
and One-half furiongs-Heleu Barbee
l (Boland). s TO 3. won. Mill Jones tCo-
burn). 10 to 1. second. Jim E3sey tNos-
peri. 4. to J. third. Time. - 40 sec
? onds. Pawhuska. Beatrice Soule. ba-
leila. Louise B., Edmond Adams. De
{ Friar and Copper City finished az
named.
= Fifth race, five furlongs, purse-Bal
4 ronia (Selden), z to >. won; Thistle Bel
a | CF- SMITH. s to I. second; Lady Pan
r chita CKederis). 16 to I. third. Time
e 100 3-5. Marchmonet. Lomcnd. SeWell
4 Miles. Fusileer. Joe Stokes and I'D
o finished as named. ,- -
e sixth race. one mile, purse-Edwln \
Fryer OindhorsD, to 1, won; Ear!
q Tide CBoland). 2 to I. second; Lewistol
d CSelden). II 70 8 third. Time, l.al o-s
" Chester Krum also ran.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM TO
SAIL HIS OWN YACHT

f<iel. June 25.-Emperor William VIII
he ut the wheel when the yacht Meteor
again tries conclusions with the Amer
lean schooner Westward, owned oy
Alexander s. Cochran of New York
The announcement today tnat tno
empero- would possibly participate IN
Ire racing has given new life TO the
In the lower Elbe regatta the West
ward outciassed the Meteor, the lam LAM
bnrT and the Gernania- leading from
the start.
Captain Barr and his expert crew are
sailing the Westward and the comm 3
race with the Meteor and the Serhh'
MIA is eagerly awaited
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Tc- Richard and Joe Choynski are
ar.ong the other insistent candidates
FOR the title. but ~ the question was
put to a vote. there Is little doubt that
John LIS old trainer. william Muldo9n.
would be acclaimed the man chiefly
responsible for the rcuniting in the
bonds Of amity OF the famous ex-cham-
sullivan's return visit 20 Jeffries'
camp today and the friendly reception
given both BY Corbett and Jeffries was
cent ian Jim" was conveniently
on hand when Suliivan's automobile
drew up. Il guess everything Is ali
right now" said the old fighter as he
Fraspcd Corbctts outstretched hand.
sure was the quick reply. And as
they stood chatting together battery
M S,i5ps p photographers opened.
MuidoOn. coming up, accompanied
Corbett and sullivan into the rubbing
q slab. Tho big fellow held out his
hand IN welcome and John l. shook Il
warmly, as he cried. Hello, young fel-
low. BY heavens. you're looking
and I'm feeling great" Jeffries told
him Then for quarter OF an hour
they waved reminiscent and talked
about battles OF a byEone Day aIte.
which. with another handshake all
around. Sullivan returned 20 Reno
crowds thronged both training camps
the morning. called for his fishing rod.
and. having secured license, started
forth this afternoon to Investigate the
trout streams and lakes about Reno.
Johnson Road
Jack Johnson worked hard. Several
miles or the road and seven rounds OF
boxing IN n broilinE sun. not 10 speak
OF bag punching and medicine ball play.
constituted the champions initial grind
fn his new camp. He finished. breath
INK easily. and apparently iu fine fettle.
The altitude did not seem 70 affect
him in any way
An accident marred his afternoon
program Driven BY a terrific blow
from the champion. the punching baE
broke from its moorinE and struck Ben
Franklin. a san Francisco sporting
writer. fun IN the face. breaking his
glasses and cutting the flesh slightly
over the eye. johnson expressed much
regret over the mishap-
al Kaufman. George Cotton and Dave
MILLS we're Johnson's spdrring partners
today. and the trio Is expected 20 work
WITH the champion daily until next sat
urday. when. Il is said. he Will cease
active training
Preparations for the fight advanced
steadily today. a large consignment 81
lumber came IN from the mills at Nerd
seven miles away. and conslderabls
progress was made on the Work OF
building the arena There r. no dearu
Of either labor or material here and
IS many workmen as can be used VII
be kept on the JOB until the huge struc
ture Is completed. The contractor
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MISS HOTCHKISS IS
NATIONAL CHAMPION

philadelphia June 25.-Miss Hazel
Hotchkiss OF Berkeley. Cal, today re-
tanned the woman's national singles
lawn tennis championship. defeating
the challenger, Miss Louise Hammond
Of New York, ga; So.
With Miss Edith Rotch OF Boston as
a partner, Miss Hotchkiss also won the
Championship in doubles, ating
Miss Browning. New York. and Miss
Wildey, Plainfield, y. J.. 60. Ga. and
then with scarcely an interval won the
mixed doubles championship with J.
II. Carpenter. Jr.. opposing Miss Wildey
and Herbert NJ. Tilden OF Philadelphia
The contest was closer than the go:
60 score would Indicate.
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cIInnEN TOIR.

wichita. June 25.-The eleven con-
testing cars which remain in the Gid
den tour, out OF the thirty that started,
left Wichita this morning az CLOCK
fs-rf The tourists are due in Kansas
-itv at ) o'clock tonight. NO car had
perfect score this morning. ne
score, was penalized three points last
niuht for a fender that had 10 be
wired to hold Il in place.
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BAT MASTERSON CAN
SEE NOTHING BUT JEFF

New York. June e5-"Bat" Master
son. who gained a reputation Of the
early days as n gun fighter and later
served as United states marshal under
President Roosevelt. passed through the
city yesterday on his way to Reno 90
witness the big fight.
According to Bat" II Is going to be
a big fieht but he can't see anybody
but Jcffries from the first gong he
says he has seen the Californian In AL
his important battles and that he is 50
imbued with the ability Of the boiler
maker that he does not see how John
son has a chance to win.
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TRAVIS AND THURsTON.

Rye. n. Y, June 25-Jerome ID.
rravers the former holder OF many
American championships, did not APP
pear for the semi-final today at the
4 "a wants club gold tournament, and
w.. r. Thurston OF Apawamis won by
default =.
". J. Travers, going out In 80 and
Strokes. beat +. r. Upton. IT., OF
RaItusrol by five and four. Travis and
Thurston meet in tho final.
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TWO TO ONE ON JEFF
PREDICTED AT RlNGSlDE

San Francisco. June 25-Betting on
the Jeffrles-Johnson fight here today
has been very heavy. with the ODDS Al
10 to in favor OF Jeffries. There was
a strong rush OF Jeffries money, and adj, ~
IL believed before night the DOCS VII !,
run to in favor OF the VINE I'VE i la
diinp most OF the betting here repoIt
that they are doing more business t,lsti
they ever did on any previous W ~. b,,t
fhe odds have been made by local pct
tors.
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PTMnRoISEs TAIsE ANoTHEn.

Omaha June 25.-The dates OF the
aviation meet al Omaha have been
changed from July 9-1f to July 1921
This announcement was made IN
telegram received last night by the
Aero club OF Nebraska from Glenn Fl
Curtiss.
Mr. Curtiss will be here early next
week 10 select a site for the meet
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nooD nav ron vANDERBTLT.

Boulogne, France, June 25.-W. X.
Vanderbilt had a good day IN the rae
snr- meet here today, having two win
ners and a second horse His Rames-
scum won the Prix de la Porte Maillot
OF SI.O0O, a distance OF i've furlongs,
and his Oversight won the Prix de
seine at Nfarne of $4,000, distance one
mile and a half. Mr.. Vanderbilts Mes
side III came in second in the Prix
de Courbevoie. for three year-olds, of
$4,000. distance one mile and seven
furlongs.
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Dors SOME vAULrING.

81. Louis. June 2s---A- W Lambert,
----ftarhcd. cqualled the western anna
49, record in the pole vault OF the
,ff-sotirf Athletic clubs scratch track
erd ficid meeting today by clearing
eleven feet and six Inches. carr Wor-
he IOO-yard dash in ten seconds.
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rwO sTARTFRs.

New York. June 25.-Two little
motor boats. Erenel II. and 70 Ho.
slipped away from the starting line
OF the New York Motor Boat club sta
ton on the Hudson river at 10 o'clock
this morning in the annual race TO
Bermuda
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BASEBALL TODAY.

At walkers field at $3.50 o.cioek
I Irtah state league play. With his :
I 1ineun strengthened IN many !
I nlaces. Manager Good OF the 10 !
els saws that the league lead !
: ers Will not get away Win 20
DAYS game The reappearance OF
4 sIndIan'' McAndrews Will be Wei :
coined by the oid-time fans who
Z used 10 enjoy seeing him "eat
them up. and the hotter the bet
I LIN 40 a lot 10 strengthen the :
Z lineup and II he can show the Z
same form with the stick as ne
J ala three years ago, his hitting
! will help some.
= The batteries will be: salt Lake
: Moser and Done; Murray F1er-
\ son and Scott.
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Salt Lake
CASTRO RELEASED.

Manager Margetts of Murray yes
terdAy released Castro from his team.
Castro has been playing good ball, but
the manager says he is not working
Tor the team with the right spirit and
the change to any other team will dc
him good
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WALKER MARS RAMsDEI.r..

Woivcrhampton. England. June U.s.
r r Walker. the South African sprint
cr. today defeated =. l. Eamsdeil OF
the University OF Pennsylvania in the
fOO-yard dash at the Charity sports.
The time was 10 Is seconds. the track
being slow.
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JEFFRIES AND JOHNL.'
ARE FRIENDS AGAIN
Reconciliation Welcomed by
AIL---RenO Turned Over
to Fight Preparations

sullivan and James J. JEFF
Of from
woudEr In
n
trouble
the Of
DAY TO claim TO the honor
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J0HNSON'S QUARTERS HARD
TO REACH; BETTING is LIGHT

e being made by visitors desirous 81
,rters aud seeing the champion work.
mn To reach the road house where
, secure an automobile or some other
ne OF the local trolley system and Is
at those figures and Il is not regarded
as likely that there viii be any con-
siderable amount put up until day
or two before the battle Tom Corbett,
the official betting commissioner. is
still in San Francisco and probably
will remain there until July 2. II Is
believed that for the present san
Francisco offers n better field for Cor
belts activities than Reno.
The train that brought Johnson 20
Reno yesterday also carried consiEn-
ment Of fight tickets. which viii be
placed on sale here as soon as an Of
fice is established In a large hall over
one OF the towns most fTeQuented tenn
pies OF chance. Seats also will be sold
| in san Francisco up 20 a day or two
OF the battle.
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HELEN BARBEETAKES
JUVENILE HANDICAP
Crack FLY Just Lasts for
Victory Over Best Young
sters in the West


a G. Marshalrs
wire
in Closing
whit
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Reno. June 25.-Many complaints a
Inspecting Jack Johnson's training GU
because OF the inaccessibility OF MS ca
johnson is CHARTERED, II Is necessary I
conveyance and 1t is entirely of the II
Tar out Of reasonable walking distances.
Mana Strings. however, Is touched
almost directly by 'RenO's street cars,
and for that reason Jeffries' camp II
expected to draw a much larger nun num-
her OF visitors than Johnsons- Anls
condition OF affairs lie source OF re-
greet both to Jeffries and Johnson ivs
Jeffries dislikes above all things %
work In public. On the other ndhu,
nothing delights Johnson mora than
big crowd and IL has come 70 1e re-
xarded as an established pecullarlty o.
the negro champion that ne does hls
hest hoxinR when stimulated by the
nresence OF numerous spectators q,
Very little betting on the nsht -
going on in Reno. The gambling nou ei.
are posting odds Of 10 TO 5 on JetIries;
but no large wagers have been LeRoII-9
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COMISKEY'S $4,000 BEAUTY
MAY Yet BE HEARD FROM

sporting News ssck6TTo TIE $1,000 SSaqy
il much o. ~
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MoDERN FURNITURE COMPANY

234-236 South State ST.. successors TO
Nebraska and Harris Furniture com
panies Best quality furniture Tor less
Than others ask
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MUSICAL INsTRUNENTs

A months trial on every piano; 10 year guar
antee; no chance Of being dissatisfied; pianos
that are being advertised at s277. worth 1915.
at $50; you can rent at So per month, and
We Will allow rent on purchase, but sell
them on our new graduated contract at 81;
our small front, with large warerooms, low
expenses, no indebtedness, and central location
make 1t possible for lowest terms and prices
in San Francisco. Some samples slightly used
Steinway, square grand $3.50; Heine, cabinet
grand, Sl9S; Webers. SIS TO $3.50; 3 Fischers.
from $50 TO S125; Gilman. large. good up
right. perfect condition $97; Kenny. small
upright. $37; Arrion small upright. $40; Mason
q hamLn medium sized upright, 500; Decker
large, green oak, sample. $3.50; Bach,
slightly used. $3.50 style. S1S5; Werner. slightly
used, S215; Tiffany. new, S165; Steger, large
size, brand new, $500 style. S275; Regal good
condition, good new. $3.50; Demorest, almost
new, STAT; Steinberg. beautiful double veneer,
mahogany, less than year old, S137; old pianos
rented. 81 up; open evenings from Z TO dur
ing this special offer this week Heine Plano
Company. 81 Stockton ST.; Oakland branch. $50
14th ST
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FLATS TO LET-Continued

TENANTS desiring to move will be greatly ben
Gifted by calling at MO0RE'S Free Renting
and Information Bureau, as we will give them
every attention and direction to a fiat or
apartment in the nefghborhood they desire at
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ASHBURY HEIGHTS-New 4 room fat;
parior tinted olive green; white enameled bed
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WESTERN ADDITION-Select neighbor
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rent $25.
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JUST COMPLETED-2 room apartments;
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PINE St. downtown-New 8 room fat; per-
feet gem; rent only S35
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BERKELEY ROOMS AND BOARD

The MONDANIN. 2542 Durant AVERY pleas
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rates; convenient 70 all car lines. T. Berk. 2S7S
FURNISHED rooms In refined private family:
beautiful grounds and surroundings; board
optional. near station; references. 2222 Shat
tuck
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NEWLY FURNISHED-5 room fiat in the
vicinity of Sacramento and Jones sts. pur-
chaser will be given advantage of amount paid
on goods; balance, terms If desired; rent $50.
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DIEHL'S HAIR STORE.

WIG MAKING and GENTS TOUPEES SPE-
CIALTY.
HAIR DRESSING, CUTTING, SHAMPOOING,
MANICURING, FACIAL MASSAGE.
Telephone Oakland 316. $50 14th ST, Oakland.
Country orders promntIY attended To-
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VICINITY OF TAYLOR AND JACKSO,
STS.-New > and room fats; living room
bookcases and china closets; attractive flats 70
$50 and $50
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FURNITURE WANTED

WE are the largest buyers of new and second
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will buy yours spot cash. Mark J. Levy auction
Co., 1140 McAllister; phi. Park $50; II. S2632
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DOWNT0WN-Few minutes walk to En-
porium; new 8 room apartment fat; rent S25
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A ouaint design without: luxurious modern within
CASA MADRONA.
Distinctive il is. the only apartment house
built around a gayly Powered Spanish patio; fur
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8 AND 8 LARGE ROOMS
Elegantly appointed: complete In equipment; per-
feet in service: enrironed by beautiful homes;
steam heat rents $35 10 500. 116 Frederick ST. (;
Hayes car passes door; phone Park 500.
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Preside TERRACE-New ) room corner
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RUSSIAN HILL-New room fat: interio
finished throughout in early English; marin
view; rent only SIS
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FOR rent-4 room furnished apartment, including
piano: very reasonable rent Phone Frank
lin 3945.
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mob HILL IN SELECT APARTMENT
HOUSEWIFE furnish electric lights and hotel
service for $27 90 per month.
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THE MORTON. Central sv. and Benton (SIortor
station. best nelEhborhood. handy for al
cars: board uneKcelled; $50 up for two. Phone
Alameda 1872.
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ELLIS st.-New 6 room fat; latest improve
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TO LEASE
TO let or Lease fats, IA and 16 Landers St
near 14th and Market; rooms and bath each.
House of and bath; all modern i'm
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Large building at Iiso Mission St. 62x1oo.
near sth st; also 262 eth st: near Folsom.
Apply to G. X. FRINK 1923 Merchants Ex-
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FIVE room sunny corner fat; close to Broadway:
block from Key Route; furnished; rent low.
Apply at 1925 14th ST. Oakland.
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NEAR PANHANDLE-New 5 room sunny
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$3.50.
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HOTELS

HOTELS
WELLINGTON Hotel. Jones and Geary sts.-12o
rooms: all outside; all sunny; 75 baths: hot
and cold water: steam heat in every room;
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bath. 75c day. $3.50 wk.; close to everything.
BROOKLYN boteI $50 lst St blocks from
3 Market-BIodern family. commercial: board
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meal in city. 2Jc; free bus. Chas. Montgomery.
HOTEL ARGoNAUT. 4th and Market sts-Fam-
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bath, 81 per day: with private bath
$50 per day; restaurant attached; moderate
prices; free bus meets all trains and stmships.
THE BEVILLE. $50 Van Ness av-Just open:
board and rooms prices $3.50 10 $50 month
ANY one applying today. until the LIST free
SEATTLE HOTEL. 81 9Th ST,
OPEN for business. Nicely furn. sunny rooms:
hot and cold water TRANSIENT a speciality
TIE COVE. Iss EDDY St, cor Taylor-Rear en-
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NOTE CAREFULLY-A beautiful room CO.
lonial cottage size of lot 67x135; rose bushes.
palm trees, etc; this cottage Is in a select
neighborhood, only 25 minutes ride TO ferry.
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CLt.Y ST. NEAR LEAvENwoRTH-New 4
fat; rent $50.