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CITY REAL EsTATE-co.tlnued

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G. II. UMBSEN & CO.,
Real Estate. Renting, Collecting and Insurance.
20 Montgomery st.
MARINE VIEW COTTAGE.
s2,soo--7 rooms and bath. ETC.; easy terms;
near Golden Gate Park.
LOVELY HOME.
etc. lot I'll a5snSs nSsSf feet rooms ana 0a'n
WEBSTER STREET
$1,000 Rents $3.50 per annum; key lot; very
light and sunny; 2 eats Of rooms and
bath each; lot 25x157:6 IT.; marine view
$1,000 CASH.
IS, 800 Buena Vista Park: lot 3oxlo0 feet;
owner will build house OF rooms and
bath on plans to suit buyer; balance same
rent.
DEvIsADERo STREET.
s12, ,ooo-owner very anxious to sell; wants an
offer; story and attic basement house of
II rooms and bath. etc; lot 25x125 feet.
This location is rapidly becoming business
property.
WILL EXCHANGE.
SIS ooo-Large downtown lot. near Sutter ST..
4ox13r:6 feet; will exchange for nats.
MAKE OFFER.
SIS ooo-3 elegant new fats of rooms and bath
each: rents sl.140 per annum; Ellis st.
fine neighborhood: large lot, 276x13I:6;
owner very anxious TO sell.
SUFFER- STREET CORNER.
s21 800 substantial fats Of rooms and bath
each; nearly new and in frst class condi
ton; lot 27:exs7:e; rents s2,2so per an
LARGE CORNER LOT.
s22 ooo-Unsurpassed marine views: corner lot
6S:9x13i:6; feet; in midst of mansions.
MUST BE soLD-oFFER WANTED
s25. .o00-w Wholesale business district; lot 45:4x
81 IS feet; must be sold, owner is going
east.
FINE WESTERN ADDITION CORNER.
feet, covered with fats and 5 stores
rents s3,240 per annum mortgage Of
SS,OUD.
PAYS 10 PER CENT.
$50, ooo-Downtown business property. under
lease TO tenant at $4,000 per annum;
new story and basement building and
lot 2I:6x12o feet TO rear street
Ask for our Real Estate Record. con.
tanning list Of property for sale in all
parts OF the city.
G. H. UMBSEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery ST
BEHLOw LUCAS
REAL ESTATE, LEASING AND INSURANCE,
go, nm 2o5 Montgomery Street: .a,u
ing 16 apartments OF rooms each; mort
gage $4,000; lot T0x12o; pays over 10
per cent net.
s65, ,oo0--Business property on the best part bf
Polk St, containing fine store and rooms
above: rental $500 per month; mortgage
| So. .0Oo may accept first class lot in ex-
| S65, ,ooo-smali lot on Market ST.; short ground
lease at $500 per month net. This is
$37, ,5o0-Nine fats on fine corner, close in rent
1856: mortgage s16.5oo. WIN exchange
$50, 500 Business property near. the park;
stores and apartment house. containing
mortgage ~ SIS, viii exchange. re- '.'''
50, ,5o0-Two new fats Washington street;
rent 500.
81 ,soo-Four room cottage, near 18th and Cas-
tro; $500 cash down; liberal terms.
TO EXCHANGE.
$50, 000-Improved property near Van Ness and
Pacific; secured lease $500 per month
mortgage $4,000. VIII exchange for
building lot
TO LEASE
81, 900 per month-f25 room hotel Market st.
Good investment in of the most pros
porous towns in California. Inquire for par
ticulars
BEHL0W & LUCAS,
205 Montgomery Street
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$500 cash, balance on easy terms-New
story and basement residence, rooms
and bath; 22d st.
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LPMAN & HIRsCHLER. 255 Montgomery st.
LIPMAN & HIRscHLER, 255 Montgomery st.
LIPMAN HIRSCHLER, 255 Montgomery st.
Phone Douglas 3644.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LOTS
IN SUNSET AND RICHMOND DISTRICTS.
S45o-Lot 25xl20; east line 4eth av.. bet. NJ
and sts.; easy terms.
$65oA few lots left on 32nd and 33rd avs,
near stadium and one block from Golden
Soc Gate park and .sss car line' easy terms
S9oo-35th av-, between A and sts.; only
lots left; street macadamized; house on
each side; terms.
81, ,55o-2Ist av.. between Fl and 1 sts: terms.
s2.ooo-l6th av., only 100 ft. from H st. and
Golden Gate park; bituminized street;
cement sidewalks; entire frontage built up
with new homes; terms.
LARGEST SELECTION OF LOTS. HOUSES and
FLATS, North and South Of GOLDEN GATE
SUNSET oFFICE-Cor. st. and 7th av. Open
daily, including Sunday.
BEACH OFFICE-Cor. Fulton st. and 49th av.
(Opp. life saving station) Open Sundays
only. Take Ellis and Ocean car.
LdPMAN & HIRsCHLER, 255 Montgomery, st.
Phone Douglas 3644.
FOR SALE BY
Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
14I SUFFER- ST.
NAL Ii. lNSO RANOE.
SIC, ,o0O-55x137:6; Turk bet. Taylor and Jones;
adapted for store and rooming house.
SIS, 900 6S:9xi37:6; Bush st. near Hyde; one Of
the cheapest apt. house sites in the city.
S14. 14.500-Prominent Castro st. business corner;
improvements consist Of stores and Oats
renting for $127 per month.
$9,500-Sutter st. near Laguna; improvements
consist OF fats store and cottage; rent
$50 per month.
$S,j00-2jx95; 9th av. near ST.. fats Of
3-4-5 rooms and bath and rear cottage
rent $S5; $4,000 mortgage may remain.
$7,Q00-25x12o; MeAllister near Steiner with
house of u rooms and bath; substantial
mortgage may remain.
81, 7,0oo-23x107; Sacramento near Locust; i'm
proFements consist of store and hat
$6,500-25xlS7:s; Union near Leavenworth, with
Of 25x70 fronting Leavenvorth st.
splendid marine view.
$6.250-22:ex51:6: Pacific st. near Battery.
s., 5,500-25x120; ID ar. near Clement St; nats
of and rooms and bath each; rent $50;
bank mortgage of Sc, 800 can remain.
IS 600 cash-Lot. 25xs7:6; Sutter near Leaven-
WORTH balance of purchase price can re-
main bank mortgage.
Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
14l SUFFER- ST.
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INVESTMENTS

IF YoU HAVE MONEY TO LEND. OR WISH
TO SECURE a LOAN. CONSULT OUh LOAN
. DEPARTMENT.
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s45 oOo-Lot. 45:1Ox1sT:e: close to ferry build
ing; south OF Market St ts4c4l
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s5T5-IMPROvED SUNSET LoTS-s5T5
Our Sunset branch office open daily; take
Ellis ST. Ocean cars 10 3eth av. and II ST.
THE MCCARTHY co. lownerxi. I5i Sutter st.
TOR sale-S12. 600: nice. sunny residence north
east corner Hyde and Fiibert sts.: lot 81 6x
1916. See owner at residence. 2i00 Hyde ST.,
between 10 q. and D. N.
AT cOst-EIegant new Eats on 10th Az. bet. Cali
fOrnia and Lake sts.: also building lots. Apply
premises at 2z3 eth
No MONEY REQUIRED.
] VIII build your home II your lot Is part paid
for; hours u 70 2. Room 21S. $50 Market 81.
FOR saie--At big sacrifice. cottage and lot 30x
l2a feft and barn: come and make offer. Z In
ouire PSI Mission ct.
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RESIDENCES.

RESIDENCES.
S6,000-Near Ashbury ST.; new modern artistic
residence, rooms and bath; large light
basement can be made into large rooms; ;
artistically finished In oregon pine;
large open 6replaces; built in bookcases
and dresser; finest unobstructed marine
view in the city; must be seen to be ap-
preciated.
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TAHOE PINES. LAKE TAHoEi
$40 per month--no taxes-no interest
Situated the west shore of Lake Tahoe,
Immediately adjoining ''Idlewild.'' between Ta-
hoe tavern and McKinneys.
Lots I25x150 feet, $3.50.
rs per cent of tract sold last year.
own your own lot, pitch tent or build a
bungalow the shores Of the most beautiful
lake in the world; send for map and illustrated
folder.
FERGUSON-BREUNER COMPANY,
251 Montgomery st.
j. ]. ROSBoR0UGH, Agent at Tahoe Tavern.
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KANE & CO..
215-Montgomery st.-217

HOME BARGAIN.
$6.500-House OF rooms and bath; high base
ment: bungalow summer house in rear lot
25x120; in west side 9th ay nr. California st. :
modern In every respect and in perfect coudi-
tion: lines within block; don't pass door
near schools. park. Presidio; a high class home
Of artistic and convenient arrangement; cash or
liberal mortgage may remain.
SMITH. RUSSELL & CO..
lS9-19i 6th av. NV. cor. CAL St: phone Pac A..
SURE YOU CAN buy one of those modern s
room houses on 18th av above ], Sunset.
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$50 down, $50 month. without interest; new,
neat 2 room cottage: plastered and vain
AeEDerney title; SC fare owl car; 35 minutes
10 Sd and Mission SITS; take car marked Ocean
View on Guerrero st. to Lakeview av'
RIVERS BROS, 4ei Montgomery ct
LOT 25xI25. eft No. 1879 18th ay.. Sunset.
81. 400: $500 cash. SIS per month; owner. j.
H YOUNG, 1920 z. i4th ST., Fruitvale.
Phone Merritt 203
81 15O--Smsl cottage and lot 50xl20; 80 chick
ems. good garden; fine view good chance for
Young people: come and a real bargain
q. SAVAGE, 1o4 Excelsior av. near Mission
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CITY REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE AND. INSURANCE
AUCTIONEERS.
]. ". WRIGHT q CO..

REMOVED TO
22s MONTGOMERY ST. mills BLDG.l
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WANTED. REAL ESTATE Man

WANTED. REAL ESTATE Man
Wanted. a live, energetic real estate man who
understands how 10 handle the highest grade
of suburban real estate, TO join a syndicate and
sell property down the Peninsula: one who
knows the best agents on both sides Of the
bay. VIII want him 10 assist in the manage
ment Of sales We want a first class man
who has been successful and who has money
70 take interest in the syndicate. He Will
be given the same opportunity as parties in
terested. Parties interested are some OF the
szEt and wcslshiest people in San Francisco and
the Peninsula Improvements sre water sewer
sge. gas. asphalt streets and cement sidewalks
Location very accessible to San Francisco. State
reference. amount Of interest you are able 10
take experience and age All Information con-
fdcntial permanent position for the right
party. Address box l29S, Call
HEALY & GILLESPIE IA MARKET ST.
Real Estate and Rental Agents.
SO. .000-I.Ot 46xl37 g: Geary ~. east Of Jones
We have q good tenant FOR apartment on
this property.
81 ,5O0-C0rner store and apartment fats: mod
ern: rents S2s5 mo-; Jackson 81. east OF
Polk. This IS good.
Sl6,0OO-Iaguna ST. corner, close 10 McAllister;
7OXl10; improved; income Sl35. Can
have mortgage Of $4,000; must be sold
20 settle estate.
S7.500-corner south park; 3 frontages; lot
45x95: cheap.
HEAL1 e. GILLESPIE
ia Market ST, opp. Call bldg.
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! SUNSET oFFICE-Cor. II st. and 7th av. Open
daily including Sunday
/ BEACH OFFICE-Cor. Fulton st. and 49th av
(Opp. life saving station1 Open Sundays
only. Take Ellis and Ocean car. &
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$3,500-Near 18th and Castro sts.; good cot
tage rooms and bath; large basement
and yard; bargain.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
$500 cash-3 magnificent flats: Ashbury dis
trict. close TO Haight; east and west exposures:
all day sun: 9. and rooms; good tenants:
rented for $685. balance of 50 900 can remain on
mortgage. bank interest. MEACHAM & SHERA,
14f0 Haight ST.
So 9O0-Lot alone worth 1t !. 6 room cottage Oak
ST.. at Devisadero; other bargains ROTHER-
MEL & CO.. PAT Russ building.
S6.O00-Lake st. bargain; 2 modern fats: lot 25x
100; 5 each owner nonresident and
wants to sell. Apply 1410 Haight st.
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PAYS 10 PER CENT.
$50, 000-Dow business property. under
lease to one tenant at Sc 900 per annum;
new 4 story and basement building and
| lot 2I:6x12o feet to rear street.
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FOR farms. stock ranches and timber lands 80.
NcFAUL 3 EDWARDS, 257 California e.
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Ask for our Real Estate Record. con-
tanning a list Of property for sale in all
parts of the CITY,
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LARGEST SELECTION OF LOTS. HOUSES and
FLATS, North and South Of GOLDEN GATE
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sPAULDING & NEFF. 10T Montgomery st.
SPAULDISG & NEFF, iO7 Montgomery st.
$500 cash; balance, mtg. $4,000, can remain /.
new fats. T. and b. ca; rented $i,116
per VI. Carl st. nr. Cole.
SI.500-Rents $I4 per mo-; new Eats. /. and
b.; mtg. 1900 can remain. Collingwood
nr. 18th: lot 2I:6x125.
$$$S$-TURK ST. inside Larkin: fine lot for
apt. or fats; win trade for improved ask
ing 81. 800.
S., ,3O0-Treat ay opp Park: fine residence s
T. and b.; must be sold; offer wanted.
$1,000 cash; mtg. $5.250 can remain: corner
Webster st. mr.. McAlllster: fats, $50
r. and b.; rents 1924 per year.
s., ,T5O-Pacifc nr. Powell: lot % :6x63:6 to rear
street; leased for $40 per mo. Certainly
bargain.
sPAULDING & NEFF. lo7 Montgomery ST.
A GENUINE OPPORTUNITY.
! have an option on $50 acres of proven oil
land in the greatest field OF high grade OIL 38
TO 40 gravity; well TO oil on property; want
me in this property and develop IL; land but
considerable more than my option price.
II. n. T., Ill Montgomery ST. San Francisco
FOR sale-SomethiBg new In 6ats: new DESIGNS
new style on finish; separate entrances: finest
location in Western addition: overlooking rec
restion grounds in g. q. park: 7th av and
ct. See 3. B. HALLETT. on premises.
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MISSION REAL ESTATE.
ID. COFFIN & CO..
252S Mission ST. 21st.
LOTS.
$S50-Lot, 50x110. on Ney st.
So. .95o-I.ot 25x90. f. line Dolores st. 21st.
So, 000-Corner 9th and Dolores 2Jx105. (4O73)
COTTAGES.
50, ,3J0--Nice 1 u story cottage; and
bath; Liberty near Sanchez. f321S)
81, ,7O0-Modern room cottage; Rhode Island
st. oath. (3212)
So, ,00O-AIodern cottage; rooms and BATH on
Crescent av.: half cash. (3204)
ID. COFFIN & CO.,
252S Mission st. near 21st.
SO, ,750-Store and rooms, with fiat of 5 r. and
b.: NV. cor. lot, 25x114 bargain.
So. .90O-Clipper ST. nr. Noe 2 new dats, ) and
r and b.. lot 25x114.
$3, ,000-Sanchez ST. nr. 26th; cottage r.-and
b.; high basement; lot 23x114
SO, ,5O0-yermont st. 10Th: cottage 4 r. and
b.; high basement; lot 2ox100; bargain.
50, ,000-San Carlos sv. mr. 10th; lot 25xS0
$So0-13th av., Sunset lot 25x100.
$500 each-2 lots, 25x109; Allison St, block
from Mission ST.
AHERN & DoNOHoE,
1850 Valencia st.
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BARGAIN-I5 feet near Mission and 4th sts >
nonresident owners have decided TO sell
even II sacrifice is necessary: never OF
fered under $4,000. but are determined 10
convert property into cash; better look
into this at once. tS4aSl
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2s-3O Bacon building. Oakland Sal-
$50 per acre--s60 per acre------soo per % acrs
will buy one Of the best hay ana sIalns sIlst - 80 -
in Alameda county: fruit and vegeteoles Ssn 80,
be raised on this land: this land ptoouSSeo -
tons OF hay per acre this year, ana Is 1ne oese
buy on the market today .ooo
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Ss, s,250-Undoubtedly the prettiest and most
attractive fats for sale; duplex design:
separate entrances; sunny side OF
street: about half block from Golden
Gate park: many unique and attractive
features: hardwood floors, beamed cell
ings, cozy corners built in, large rooms,
ETC., EACH kitchen in middle of mats.
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WILL EXCHANGE.
MAKE OFFER.

SIS Oo0--Large downtown lot. Suffer st.
4ox13r:6 feet; will exchange for hats.
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Send for July list of property for sale and 1910
map Of city, with new street names
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-324 Kearny st.
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LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER, 25J Montgomery st.
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER, 255 Montgomery st.
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER, 255 Montgomery st.
Phone Douglas 3644.
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81 ,000-A very reasonable figure for this 18th
lot: commanding beautiful view OF
park, ocean and city: street and sewer
work all done; lot 25x120. (s2e5l
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$7,SS0-Folsom ST. corner Of stores; building
capable of holding more stores; con
crete basement: rented at $50 month,
lot 41x10i; So. $50 bank mortgage. ts4Isl
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DEvIsADERo STREET.

$12, ,oo0-Owner very anxious to sell: wants an
offer; story and attic basement house of
II rooms and bath etc; lot 25x125 feet.
This location is rapidly becoming business
property.
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SIS, ,0o0--3 elegant new fats Of 8 rooms and bath
each: rents sl.740 per annum; Ellis st.
fine neighborhood: large lot 2I:6x13I:6
very anxious TO SELL
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FLATS.
$40, ,500-Near Devisadero ST; apartment house
of apartments of "a rooms and bath
each; rents $l5750; building in good con
dtion; fine piece of investment property.
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s3,700-Cottage of 5 rooms and bath: close TO
10Th and Dolores; lot 25x114; $1,000 mort
gage can remain. (4014l
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lust think. acres OF full bearing wine grapes
for 5000 on terms OF $50 down and SlO nontn,
ly: possession given upon first payments VIII
build for you same terms -
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BUILDING LOTS IN THE MISSION
BUILDING LOTS IN POTRERO
. BUILDING LOTS IN OCEAN VIEW
BUILDING LOTS IN EXCELSIOR HOMESTEAD
Lots $5 monthly payments and small houses
on easy payments Let agent, L. VEIN
STEIN, 25I4 San Bruno av., show them to you.
Take San Bruno V. Mission ST.
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
ia Montgomery az
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MARINE VIEW COTTAGE.

81, ,e0o--1 rooms and bath. ETC.; easy termi
near Golden Gate Park.
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WEBSTER STREET.
$6,500-Rents $3.50 per annum; key lot very
light and sunny; 2 fats of rooms and
bath each; lot 25xls7:6 TT; marine view
fats.
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$1,000 CASH.
SIS, 15o--Buena Vista Park; lot 30x100 feet;
owner will build house OF rooms and
bath on plans to suit buyer; balance same
rent.
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S7,500-SweI new home: rooms. servants
room, ETC.; sunny and modern In every de-
tail; not far from Cole and Frederick sts. /;
key at this office. (s263l
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SUFFER- STREET CORNER.
S21 300 substantial fats of rooms and bath
each; nearly new and In first class condi
tion: lot 21:6xS1:6; rents $3.50 per an
mum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-17
FULLER IS IN AGAIN
!. O'etatorIal Negro in Court Again and
81 Asks for Change of Venus-Dis-
orderly Conduct Charged.

benjamin Fuller, we'll known police
character, who stamped himself IN
oelloiy upon the minds of the police
station force by demanding bananas
Tor breakfast was arrested again this
afternoon after having been out of iail
only twenty-four hours. Fuller was
arrested this time on charge of dis
orderly conduct on the streets. When
Drought up before Judge Miller this
AFTERNOON, he declined to be questioned
stating that he would take "a change
of venue"
amt bein' tried In this here court, :"
he calmly told the magistrate. so there
amt no use askin' me no questions"
he was fined $40 or sentenced to
twenty days at hard work. When ne
was led out of the court room, he in
formed the Jailor that he wished to
retain Senator Campbell of Kentucky
as his counsel, as he was going to have
a change of venue.
Wnen Fuller gets into Jail he usually
gives Chief Bowers and the Others
about the station pointers about how
70 run things, giving everybody orders.
lie holds himself quite aloof from the
other prisoners, sitting apart from
them. and he is very caoicy as to what
he is given to eat
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-17
GERMANS SELECT
GOETHE MEMORIAL

Berlin, Sept. 17.-The international
jury, chosen by the German societies
Of Chicago to select a design for the
Goethe memorial to be erected in Lin
coin park in that city, today, decided
upon a design submitted by Prof.
Hermann Hahn.
Nine sculpters competed, the 9TH
ers being a Jaegers Of New York, H.
Schiller of Baltimore Hugo Lederer
Of Berlin, c. A. Bermann and Hebert
Netzer of Munich, George werbaer of
Dresden and o. SchimewItz and A.
Hanak of Vienna. Prof. Hahn's home
is in Munich.
All Of the nine designs will be exc
cuted for the principal cities of the
United States in case other munich
palities express a wish to so COM
memorate the German poet.
The winning model Is fifteen feet
high and shows a lightly draped figure
Of a young man who, with one foot
resting on a block Of marble, is hold
ing an eagle on his knee Just above
the pedestal is portrait in relief of
Goethe.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-17
Dog ate THE CHICKENS
Physical Director Harrison Of Y. M.
G. A. Diets Hunting Dog Much
to His Regret.

Charles B. Harrison. physical di.
rector at the Y M. c. A., takes great
pride in his dog, Belle. In fact he
would suffer rather than have any
harm come to his beloved pet In
HarTdson's eyes there is 20 other dog
around Fargo that can come anywhere
near Belle when it comes to hunting.
Yesterday afternoon Harrison drove
few miles into the country for an
hours hunt. Several prairie chickens
tell before the physical directors
deadly aim and after short time he
turned homeward, thinking of what a
nice catch he would have to show the
boys.
On leaving the hunting ground
Belle jumped in the back of the omen
buggy and the chickens were thrown
In with her. Everything went smooth
ly until Harrison's arrival in the city,
when he proceeded to talk about his
fine hunt to the boys. OF course the
boys had to be shown, so the birds
were pulled forth from their position.
much 10 the regret of Belle. The
sight that met Harrison's eyes is one
he Will never forget. The dog had
eaten the very breast from the chick
ems and had spoiled the choice meat of
the hunt.
At first he was angry. but then he
cooled down and has now decided not
to keep the dog on diet anymore.
and trusts that when he goes hunting
again he will have fed it sufficiently.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-17
Norton Letter Outline
of Pres. Taft's Policy

Washington, Sept 17.-Indications
multiply that the letter written by
Charles D. Norton, secretary to the
president, to an unnamed Iowa poll
tician, is an expression of the plocy of
President Taft to be followed out by
the various departments of the gov
eminent in their attitude in matter of
patronage towards all republicans,
whether they be insurgent or regular.
Copies of the letter have been sent
from Beverly to the executive head
of all the departments in Washington.
The copies were not accompanied by
a letter Of transmittal directing the
department heads to heed the sug-
gestions contained in the letter, but
merely by not that the letter had been
written by the authority Of the presi-
dent The letter itself is direct
statement that, so far as the federal
patronage is concerned, regular re-
publican and insurgent republican will
look alike to President Taft
The receipt of the letter created
considerable comment among the de-
partment officials today, but no diff
ference of opinion regarding it. is
expressed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-17
UNCLE Sam WILL
Sell INDIAN Land
FARGO LANDoFFIcE RECEIVES
NOTICE OF SALE OF MILLION
AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND
ON CROW RESERVATION IN
MONTANA.

The United States landoffice at Far
go is in receipt of a communication
from the superintendent of sales at
Washington, announcing the big gov
eminent auction sale Of 1900, 900 acres
of land on the Crow Indian reserva-
ton in Montana, which begins at Bill
lings, Mont. Oct. Is. The sale will
be one of the biggest ever attempted
by the government, and aside from
the Grow reservations a portion of the
unentered land in the former Utah
Indian reservation, will also be offered
at the auction.
The land will sell for not less than
81 per acre, and anyone may pur-
chase not more than $40 acres in each
if the reservations, either in person
any of the public land laws. The
lands is Utah must be paid for in cash
at the time of the sale while but one
fifth of the purchase price of the Mon
tana lands must be paid in. cash. and
the remainder may be paid for In four
equal annual installments without in
terest
These lands are suitable principally
for grazing and dry farming purposes,
and no residence or cultivation will be
required by the government. Patents
will be issued as soon as the whole
of the purchase money is paid. All
those who are interested may obtain
full information from the landofices at
Billings, Mont, and at Vernal, Utah.