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TROTRLE IN NATY BTREAT.
AddIuoaaI Friction Bstween Secretary
Meyer and Paymasier-lieneral noEers.

Addllional Friction Between secretary
Meyer and Paymaster-Generai nogeFs.
WASHINGTON. May iS.-Ths dispute
between Secretary Of the Navy Meyer
and Paymastsr General Elstace B Rogers,
chief Of the bureau Of supplies and 40
counts Of the Navy Department. which
has been dormant for several months,
has broken out again with renewed
strength. The first dificulty was an
account Of Mr.. Rogers testimony be-
fore the House Committee on Naval
Affairs. in which he criticised Mr.. Meyers
plan for the reorganization Of the naval
establishment More recently additional
friction has developed between Secretary
Meyer and the PaymAstsr- General over
the administration Of the naval supply
fund. This fund is a general stock Of
supplies from which each bureau draws
as much As Il needs for It's immediate
uses. Congress has limited It's amount
20 g. 10000 In the last few years. how
ever. the fund has grown TO about 81. .OOO..
600.
Some time ago Secretary Meyer began
70 devise means for diminishing the
amount Of the fund 20 as 90 come within
the law. The Paymaster-O General recon-
mended that Congress be asked 10 legalizs
the fund a. is it at present administered
by the bureau Of supplies and accounts.
MIR. Meyer declined TO act upon this
suggestion. he took the ground that Il
would he far better to comply with the
existing law before asking for additional
legislation on the subject. Mr.. Rogers
cOntended that the limit Of s2.TOO 600
imposed upon the fund by Congress
was not sufficient for the present navy
and the maximum limit should be in
creased
Mr.. Meyer. however. declined 70 bring
the matter TO the attention Of Congress
until the administrative methods OF the
bureau had been brought within exist
ing law Mr. Meyer gave instructions
regarding the natter, which he contends
we're not promptly Oheyed by the Pay
master General In testifying before
the House Committee on Naval Affairs
recently, Mr. Meyer criticised the con-
duct 81 his bureau chief as almost in
subordination After a delay .Of about
six weeks Mr. Meyer had 70 issue per-
emptory orders TO the Paymaster- General
20 accomplish his purpose.
Relations between Secretary Meyer
and his PaymAster- General have been 20
strained 10 the last few months that Il
il practically certain that Mr.. Rogers
will not be reappointed chief Of the bureau
of supplies and accounts Sbcn his four
year detail expires on November next.
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TAFT AIDS TWO CHURCHES.
PrSves such IN AttFaetloa at one That
ol0.OOO 10 Raised Ter . New Edlnee.

FfoNol A0co An AlfaeNloo ~ W4o NuAt
ol0.OOO Is Raised TSr . New Edlnee.
WAsHINGroN, May is.-President Taft
lent his aid to two Warrington churches
to-day and At one Of them proved such an
attraction that the congregation raised
morp than tlSOOO TO pay for a new
edifce. A. both the All Souls Unitarian n
Church. where hs WoFships regularly. and
Gt the ingram Memorial Church. where
he helped swell the Dor once receipts'
20 $1,000. the President made brief ad-
dresses. To the congregation At the In
gram church the President was conhden-
tial.
4 suppose" be said. that there arc
none Of us free from a desire 70 have at
least enough OF this worlds goods to be
comfortable. but I think that II We look
further there IL one great advantage Of
being . wealthy man. and that is the
opportunity 70 use ones wealth to increase
the happiness Of the world at large. TO
rescue the unfortunate and to add 20 the
comfort Of the needy.
Il have never thought Of Unitarians
a the wsalthy people Of any community.
l do not think they are. had a very
novel experience a. Beverly last summer
In being asked TO take part IN a movement
for q charitable organization in the neigh
bOrhood on the ground that II did
might arouse the interest Of some nch
UnitAriAns in the neighbOrhood. and IL
was q novel sensation TO me 10 bs put in
that attitude toward my fellow Unitarians.
But whether We Of this congregation are
poor or rich. do think Il is Of the utmost
Importance for all Of us who believe in
the Unitarian Church that tho capital oi
the country should have a suitable Uni
tartan edihce In which it can be made a.
useful a. possible. There 10 no time in the
history Of tho church and in the history
Of our country when such a movement
is likely 70 bs As successful a. to-day.
We have prosperity
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POLICEMAN UNDER ARREST.
WRe Accuses HIM q FeIOnIOas Assault
ia a Medal Man.

WMo Accuses hMu ot Hetoaloua AtAault
ia q Medal Man.
WGeorge r. Little. a patrolman attached
10 the Eldridge street police station.
was arrested yesterday afternoon on a
warrant sworn 10 by his wife. Margaret.
alleging felonious assault. Mrs Little
told Magistrate O'Reilly on Saturday that
on ths day preceding her husband came TO
~ Devoe street. Brooklyn, and first
said he would choke her and later
threatened her with bic revolver Little
was locked up for q time IN the Herbert
street police station. but got bondtman
In Matty MsAgbera a soda water maker.
The Littiea lived az Q Clinton place.
Cypress Hills. but had . diaagreement
about ten days ago. Mrs. Little went TO
her mothers hOms az the Devoe street
address, taking with her hereiGht months
old child. Littis's visit on Friday was with
the intsntion Of seeing the child. but Mrs.
Little wouldn't let him In.
Little has been on the police force for
about eight years and q . medal man.
-Four years ago when he was attached
20 the Clymer street station he rescued a
woman and two children from a burning
building IN Harrison avenue.
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IOWA REPUBLICANS DIVIDED.
EN-COnGressHaan Lacey says the senators
Have Upset Al Possibility OG HarmSny.

Have Upset An Possibility Of Harmony
WAsHINCtoN. May i5-The visit 20
Iowa lNs; week by senators Dolliver and
Cummins and their effort to dictate
Republican nominations and policies has
added TO the coinphcations.Oft tho situation
IN that State and made party harmony
impo~sible. according to former Con-
gresham John = Lacev OF Iowa. who
u nov in Warrington. Mr.. Lacey was
for many years a Republican leader IN
Congress
The Gummins- Dolliver meeting a,
lies Moides. said Mr. Iaosy. -has upset
all possibility Of harmony. except upon
the hasiS Of absolute submission Of the
Republicans 70 the dictstion oi the Sena-
tors Ihe old cry against shs Washing.
ton crowd has been Of great use 10 the
insurEent element in the past. but the
senators never before went out TO Iowa
and instructed the people ss 20 what
individuals they were expected by their
senators "a vote for.
IL is hard 20 tell what the outcome
will he in Iowa Carroll defeated Mr.
Garst. his present opponent. two years
ago Nv nearly 70 OOO in the primary. A
TO this part Of tho campaign. II looked
10 me when left home that there would
be no question a. 20 the result that
GOV Carroll will 10 renominated by a
much larger malonty than he had two
years ago.
Under his predecessor the State ex-
penses mad increased more than 81 900 .OO1
a year. and Gov: CAToll has been en-.
dsavo ring 10 reduce the expenses "a
something like their old time amOunt
under Gov shaw The State has not
increased IN population since Gov. shaw q
term. and an increase OF more than ~
per cent. IN the State expenditures has
led 20 considerable irritation.
Gov, Carroll - a good. clean man
he has never been factional. and will
get a heavy vote IN all the elements Of
the party. The journey Of the senators
70 Iowa for the purpose Of urging the
people not TO reflect this most excellent
official has created great sensat ion
there Nothing like u ever occurred
IN the state before ! trust the results
will De such that It will never happen
again
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1918 PER CENT. PERFECT.
E@eisncy Tests % PcnnsyIvaniA mnilFOae
Continue 70 show ImpFoVsment.

EMeisBcy Tests % PeAnayIvanlA RnilFOae
C0ntinue 10 show ImpFOVemsnt.
a decreasing percentage Of failures
" shown In q report Of the sfiicien0y
tests made last year by the Pennsylvania
Railroad. The total number OF these
tests Was about 10000. or about $40 each
day. and Of the total for the year oo,7s
per cent. we're perfect. The failures
included cases where engine men passed
signals by only . few feet, not sufficient
10 cause an accident
Of tho tWsnty-siK divisions Of the
Pennsylvania. according % this report.
eight divisions showed porfeot records
on an tests and twelve divisions had over
% par cent. Il b staaed that uincs the
Psnnsyivania hsghn the1s legts In ipoo
the percentags Of failures has hoan gradu-
ally decreasing. Whilo ths number of
accidents On ths system has HhOWD q FAR
grVateT rercenia9e u ogcTvago,
49, aasa1Iw aAleaaF
The sun., 1910-05-16
TRADE WITH THE PHILIPPINES.
Practically Doubled nder the Free Trade
Provisions Sf the New TaFiH Law.

Provisions of the New TaFin Law.
WASHINGTON. Nav 10 The trade Of
the United States with the Philippines
during the first eight months Of the new
tariff law. which permits interchange Of
practically all articles free Of duty. shows
q marked improvement The total value
Of exports TO the Philippines during the
period from August /. 1919 70 March 81.
1910. Of which period all but the first Eve
days of August was under the new tariff Law.
amounted 70 1il. 500 OOO. against $500. 900
in the corresponding period Of the preoed-
ing year. and the imports from the Philip
pines In the same period amounted 10
si2 go oOo. against $4,000 in ths cor
respon ding months of last year. the i'm
ports n ON those islands having prac-
tically doubled and the exports thereto
increased about ~ per cent. when COM
pared with the corresponding period of
last year
The growth in imports occurs chiefly
IN sugar. cigars. fruits and nuts manila
hemp aud other hbres. hats u straw or
similar fibre household effects. manu-
factures Of silk. manufactures oi wood
and manufactures q hbrsa On the sx-
port side the increase occurs chiefly IN
manufactur-s of cotton (eEpecially cotton
cloth naBufaciures ~ iron and steel.
manufactures ~ leather. manufaCturea
n wool. manufactures n wood. autOmO.
bilea. chemicals. oOrdaae. electrical APP
planes. electrical machinery. stesl rails.
firearms. iron sheets and plates, boots
and shoes, harness and saddloa. paints.
paper and manufactures thereof. soap.
wines. distilled spirlta. -four. meat and
tobacco. plUg tobacco. lumber and fur
wfffnrn eamaan rls..v
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Jamss Whslan. - years Old. found him
self locked out when ha FstlFnod b. his
rooms on the fourth hoOr of 50 Mont
RomaFy street. Jsrssy City. early yes-
teTdag morning and tried 10 get IN by
ciimhing acrogs On airahaft % a window
Hs alipped IN The DART and dropped two
stories. He vas fshed Out badly hatterad
and hFuiged. He was cent 70 the City
H0gpllaL
The sun., 1910-05-16
ananIara KIM IIImssIr bY Gas.

Ionic del 0iudios, q spAniard. IS years
old. ended HE life In his rooms at % Fort
Greene plaos. Brooklyn. Last night BY
inbaling Illuminating gas Mrs. Mary
Mccormick. the landlady. aaid that Del
Guides had taken the rooms about four
months ago and that he had always been
veil supplied with money. There we're
come letters written In spanish In the
room. but nothing that enabled the pOlics
90 Eive q reason FOR suicide.
The sun., 1910-05-16
'PUEBLOS ALL QUIET.
Report of IN Upgislng mad Little FOun.
datioa-rroOus went Back.

WAsHISOTOS. May iS-Robert Valen-
tine. Commissioners of Indian Affairs.
received a telegram tonight from supt.
CraRdall. one Of his men. who was hur.
ried 10 Taos. n. M.. 10 investigate the
reported uprising Of the Pueblo Indians.
Ne telegrnphed.
'Raached here last night and And al
quiet. No trouble among the Indians
10 cause alarm. Tbs militia only rot
part way and turned back. never reaching
Taos
Supt. CrandAl addsd that the Indiana
had cut down some feuces, but that thans
were on land claimed By them and ths
court had Fefused 10 prueeUuts tham.
The sun., 1910-05-16
HORSE SCARED TO DEATB,
ENBlosiSa Sf AutS Tire Causes Fatal A.
tack % Heart Disease.

BOSTON. May iS.-While a young man
was driving along strandWay In South
Boston to-day with his best Kirl in a
buggy. an autOmobils came along. When
opposite the horse, one Of ths tires eE.
pioded with a loud report
The horse toppled over. painted q httle
and lay s'il. some one telephoned Tor
q veterinary. 4 regular N. ID. responded
but h. wa qualified 10 say that the ant
NAL died 81 heart diseass. ulneFinhuoai
by fright The owner Of the hOfue re-
fused % tel bis name.
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RiHSDELL LOST ms NUHBER.
Steamboat Wan Arrested for Haying Va
License Tag on lIk Automobile.

T"p' A~a -" w hAAHAuuiies
Homer Powell Ramsdell. who nave
hls address as The Union League Club
and sald that he was q paper manufac.
turer besides having an interest in the
harnsdel line n steamers was arrested
a. l0sth street and Riverside Drive at
clo@k last night for having no licrnza
number On ms automobile
In rh@ night rouIf ha explained thai
the numb-r vas nm al right when he lefi
Nswcg gh YESTERDAY Magistrate Harr-
nan recc1mended that he carry alona
a screw1river next time and 10 suFs
ttat The uumbar stayed 10 rla-a aad
discharged h.m. ..1s-. ....
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In Your
Manufacturing Business

wouldn't Mechanical and Electrical Engineer with plenty
Of common sense be Of value in commercial executive
position where he could systematic methods and sc
counts keep the wheels running properly or look after the
work Of some busy manager who is away much Of the
timer Fifteen years Of experience, backed by technical
education can produce results worth considering Let
take the matter up in person It you are interested.
Address H. r, 70 BrOsd ST, Room 2OIE, New York Ciu
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~ Ss4E 3 Ess11.. SASs M s'losf q y, : S s1s 3
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Talks 70 the American Civic Alliance with
y. Lafayette-9AVAy and HonFy CieWS
Beth Preseat-la Foilotte and hb
Followers Are Just ROuseeleAneFs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
REAL EsTATE 70 ExcHANeE
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

SEALED proposals for the construction Of a
swimming pool and appurtenances in Straw
berry canyon viii be received by the regents al
the Office Of the secretary, room 22O California
hall. campus University Of California, Berke-
ley until 2.30 p m. August 81, 1910.
All bids must be made upon the blank form
Of proposal attached 10 the contract and specif-
cations. which may be obtained al the office of
the secretary.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by 2
properly certified check or bond to the amount
Of one thousand dollars Isl 900 CO., A contract
bond legally executed. in the amount of %
per cent OF the contract price viii be required.
Blue prints Of the contract. drawings and
copies Of the specifications can be seen at the
office Of the secretary Of the regents.
Among other items there will be approxi-
mately the following Quantities:
$500 Gu yds- OF excavation.
Zoo Gu ycs- Of MI. backfll and enbanknent
$50 Gu. yds Of concrete IN walls conduits,
etc
1880 Sc. II. Of concrete flooring and walks
Miscellaneous piping and other appurtenances.
lhe above Quantities are given merely for
the guidance Of prospective bidders and are not
guaranteed correct
The regents reserve the right to reject apy
or all proposals or TO accept any proposal II
Is the intention 10 let the work as whole and
not by items.
TIE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
BURLINGAgfE REAL EsTATE

BEAUTIFUL home SITES
Visit the beautiful Burlngame hill countrv
the most beautiful within resch OF the city. far
sl-passinE the cross bay localities. transfer 10
The san Mateo electric car az 5Ch and Market
you aiWsys get seat-and get OF ar EASTON
station or take the Southern Pacific at Third
and Townsend. Here Is the finest suburban home
site the peninsula EASTON ADDITIONS TO
BUBLINGAME; beautiful shaded paths, cool On
the hottest days; all improvements cement
sidewalks. streets. sewers. water light and tele-
phone are installed; the homes wiz appeal to
you. large lots On easy terms; excellent and fast
rrsfn service. twice as fast as to cross bay
points For particulars sbout EASTON address
r = RODGERS. MILLS BUILDING, SAN
FRANCISCO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22

OFFICE Constructing Quartermaster. Fort Ma
son, Cal, August ?, lslO-Sealed proposals. in
Ian employes. including plumbing, heating elec-
tic wiring and electric fixtures, at Preside Of
San tranclSco, Cal, viii be received here until
II a. m, September 2. 1910, AID then opened
Plans. specifications. blanks and all necessary
information can be obtained here. Deposit OF S1f
required 10 insure return Of plans Envelopes
containing proposals 10 be endorsed. Proposals
for Civilian Employees Quarters at Presidio az
San Francisco. Cal" and addressed 20 Major
Gee. NICK. Williamson. Or Mr.. U. s
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
LEGAL NOTICES

AUGUST 20. 1910 Notice-Since my wife tAn.
ME Scbneiderl has left my bed and board
viii not be responsible for any Indebtedness
contracted by her. HERMAN I. SCHNEIDER.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE
san RAFAEL

san RAFAEL.
SJ00-Bea utiful hard finished house of rooms.
bath. pantry. den linen closet. large reception
hall alcOTe psneled dining room. open fireplace.
hard wall tiled kitchen. pantry and bathroom ::
plenty OF closet room. large pOrches. every
modern convenience; high basement; sun in every
room; fne lot. size S0xlS4 s. feet Beautiful
view and shade trees: j. inmates or less (posi-
tively not more for the slowesr walker from
union depot or B street stations. Price So T50
balance ike rent.
". l. C0URTWRTGHT 0Dp. Union Depot
san Rafael. Cal
LOTS with redwood trees enough TO build your
house: minutes walk 10 Baltimore station
al conditions and Improvements, just what you
want; 45 minutes or less from ferry via Ssu-
sslito; quiet and rest 81 Baltimore Canyon.
". I. COURTRIGHT, $50 Market St, or at
the baltimore Park
MUST realize on house and lot at once; best part
q San Rafael; attractive surroundings; near
Schools Depot. etc. or viii rent OF long term
secured lease. but prefers TO sell Send postal
card FOR particulars Box 1857. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
MONEY WANTED

WANTED-S2.O 600 also 81 500 at per cent
real estate security; also 81 400 at 10 per
cent. MelrOse improved. J. II. Young. house
builder. 1929 z. 18th. Fruitvale: Merritt 2o3
PRIVATE responsible party viii pay $50 for
the of $50 so days: gilt edge security
Box 30l6. Call Office. oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
sUBURBAN REAL ESTATE

SNAP OF easy terms and small payment: )
room bungalow on 50xl21 foot lot deliChtfullr
situated; marine and mountain view: 30 min
utes from Market ST: VIII sell for cost 10
sar-sfactory reonIe- Box z07. Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
SENATE BILL NO, 227.


Passed the Senate, February IT, A. D. 1909
Lewis A Hilborn, Secretary of the Senate
Passed the Assembly. March 10, A. D. 1909
Clio Lloyd, Chief Clerk of the Assembly
This bill was received by the Governor this
18th day of March, A d. 1909. at O'clock
p. m. E. c. Cooper, Private Secretary of the
Governor.
Chapter 407. An act to provide for the issu
ance and sale of state bonds to create a fund
for the acquisition by the board of state
harbor commissioners, Of necessary area FOR
tidal basin. for wharves, docks, piers bar-
bors and appurtenances, In the city and
county of San Francisco: to create sinking
fund for the payment of said bonds; and
defining the duties of state officers in rela-
tion thereto: making appropriation Of one
thousand dollars for the expense of printing
said bonds; and providing for the submission
of this act to vote of the people.
The people of the State of California renre
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows: !.
Section l.. For the purpose of providing fund
for the payment of the indebtedness authorized ia
be incurred by the board of state harbor commits
sioners for the acquisition of the necessary
area for tidal basin. extending the area Of
India basin, on the water front of the city and
county of San Francisco, provided in an act
entitled. AN act to authorize aud direct the
board of state harbor commissioners to insti-
tute condemnation proceedings against certain
property north Of India basin. and extending to
Isiais creek in the city and county OF San
Francisco, and extending the jurisdiction of said
board over the same. and providing for the
payment of judgments from the proceeds OF
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
MONEY To LOAN

PRIVATE and confidential; loans on furniture
pianos, warehouse receipts, diamonds and other
security: lowest rates Rooms 207 and 2oS
7S7 Market ST. corner 4th; phone Douglass
1910; Home J4020.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
REDWOOD CITY REAL ESTATE

HOMES. ranches. acreage, exchange. Price lis
David L WILSON. Santa Cruz. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22

REDWOOD CITY BARGAINS
Beautiful lots in the Gray tract. Sl25 each:
SO down. s. per month; no interest no
tsGes; handy "a station stores. schools etc
Tie finest tract at Redwood; don't buy your
lot until YOU see these.
z. ". MAGRUDER. 2232 Mission ST. S F.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
THIs Is QUE RUsINEsS

THIS Is OUR BUSINESS.
SALARY LOANS. SO to 500. advanced to
honest employees without security" No in
dorser; no publicity; your friends relatives or
employer will never know
ALL WE WANT is YOUR PLAIN NOTE.
GREAT NORTHERN LOAN CO.. GIG Phelan
bldg 9Th dOor. Office open until 8 p. N. Mon
day and Saturday evenings until D. m.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
REAL EsTATE-continued

HOUSE Of 6 rooms: lot 50xI00; small barn and
chicken house: modern plumbing: to be sold
cheap; $3.50 down. balance at SIS per month
interest and principal; about blocks from
Clinton station, East Oakland 40 East 18th
ST. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
r A. STANTON,
Speaker of the Assembly.
Wy ID nnD TINY,

Approved March 22nd A. d. 1909
j. n. GILLETT. Governor.
Endorsed Filed in the office of the Secretary
of State the % day of March. A. D. 1909 at
$3.50 o'clock N. G. F. Curry, Secretary of
State. By j. Hoesch Deputy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
san ANsELMo REAL ESTATE

FOR sale-Lot in Ross ay-. 1o0xI50; shade trees
either side. SIS front foot; make offer. In
Quire 362 Perry St. Oakland.
WOODED lots, Fairfax Manor. $3.50 up; easy
terms; close to train and school ATTHOWE
REALTY Co. San AnselmO and 25S Market
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
CAZADERo REAL EsTATE

BEAUTIFULLY wooded lots and acre plots
R. R. and creek; special excursion: bookl
free. LOCKE-PADDON CO.. 500 Clement $
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22

J. n. GILLEII, GOvernor.
Endorsed: Filed in the office of the Secretary
Of State the 20 day Of March, A. D. 1909, at
O'Clock p IN. c. f. Curry, Secretary of State. By
j. Hoesch, Deputy
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

81 5OO-FIne cottage Of rooms and bath; all
modern; $50 cash. SIS per month S5l Hsight
sE.. Alameda !. 4. YOUNG. Home Builder,
3a2a =. lsth ST. Fruitvale. Merritt 203.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND Ran CA LAND FOR SALE
Arkansas.


FINE R-ACkh rEACH ORCHARD "a
OntaTiu, Ca, value to,VJO, 10 rude for EoUl
minnesota properly sDOut sAIns Nalus, col.
alder dakota VI sioux Falls. several fine
ahiornIa orange groves. IToui SlV0ga w.
sals AID tradeS. Have one called the tlnesJ
ace la southern California. pncs Sl2V JOt
.sn uuIul ,rOpvTty- Nu ysy UIE IrtLrn.
also. ~ sou nave eastern property 10
Iade for SOulneTn CaltlornIA, SEND descriD-
ZION Trades effected anywhere FAithful
personal attention given 10 your mAttsTa
lnsura nee. sales. trades. rentals, invest.
menIs etc heIeTenCes furnished. JAmra
A. vNh Deussn. Az bFeIsy HldE. PAsAdsBA
Cal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-18
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
CalifOrnia-COntinued.

CALIFORNIA irrigated farms in subdi-
visions OF ten acres or more. Ideal climate,
rich soil, under largest Irrigation project in
California; short distance from San Fran
cisco. Reasonable price; easy installments;
write for free booklet Crocker Irrigated
Land Co, Crocker National Bank Bldg,
San Francisco, Gals