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Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
YOUNG HEIRESS
AND ABDUCTOR
UNDER ARREST
Roberta de JanOn and Her
Waiter Sweetheart Are
Captured in Chicago
GIRL SOBS BITTERLY
Long Search for Missing
Couple Ends in Strange
Revelations
GIRL SOBS BITTERLY
TAssociated Pressl

NHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Living as father
and daughter, Roberta Buist de
- Janon, the 17-year-old heiress, and
Frederick Cohen, aged 43 and married,
a waiter at the Bellevue Stratford hotel
in Philadelphia, who eloped December
20 from Philadelphia, and for whom a
worldwide search was instituted, were
found and arrested here today.
They were discovered by detectives
in a rOOming house. When policemen
entered the house Miss De Jan n was
playing with her pet dog which she
took with her in her sensational disap-
pearance, while Cohen was seated in
an adjoining room reading.
They were taken to the Chicago Ave
nue. police station. Cohen at first pro-
tested against his arrest. He soon ad-
mitted his identity, however. and Miss
De Janon, sobblng bitterly, pleaded
with the authorities to restore her to
her parents.
Cohen revealed to the officers the
story of his flight with the girl from
Philadelphia-a flight extending for
thousands of miles through the United
States and Canada, and in which trip
TO England was interrupted at Halifox
because the boat authorities would not
permit the presence of Miss De Janons
pet dog on the vessel. \
CaIleu 7er Laughter
At least that was Cohen's explana-
tion of the abandonment of the sea
voyage, which was begun at ST. I'M,
n B., but the police believed they
planned to leave the boat at Halifax
in order to elude the detectives.
Cohen and Miss De Janon arrived
here Thursday and rented a room in
boarding house. Cohen introduced the
girl as his daughter Alice He iden-
tilted himself as Robert King, and
said he was d barber, and that he had
just arrived from Montreal in search
OF work
The girl. when questioned by the
officers after she had admitted her
Identity said that she and Cohen had
reached Chicago with but $1.60. and
that she gave Cohen a necklace which
he pawned to get money for them to
live on.
Their apprehension followed a report
to the police in the afternoon by the
landlady, who had seen pictures of the
eloping pair in the newspapers.
Cohen is tonight locked up at the
/Chicago Avenue station He said he
would waive eXtradition proceedings,
and the Philadelphia police were noti-
fed to come for the prisoners.
Dog Goes with Her
Miss dc Janon and her dog were
IContinued Page Eight
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
LOCAL

Alexander PAGE 6
Vision of Mother shipton becomes
PAGE 1
Corporations seeking wharnng privi-
PAGE 5
one police surgeon will be appointed
instead of two; ordinance effecting
change to be submitted today. PAGE )
Herman Bruner, st. Louis lottery king,
asks that wife pay him allowance of
500 a month, PAGE )
Congressman McLachlan attempts to
have his friend retained in good
county position. PAGE 8
Caution urged for food supply by lee
turer at Y. w. C. A, who draws
subject from sawtelIe tragedy. PAGE 3
Supervisors refuse to raise pay of the
county road builders PAGE .
Production of Passion Play is planned for
Los Angeles. PAGE 9
successor to Miss Iseb as prima donna of
the Ferris Hartman company arrives in
Los Angeles. PAGE II
Patrolman tells police commission brewery
offered him liquor permit for $4,000
PAGE /
PAGE A
Society and clubs PAGE IL
Marriage licenses. birth. deaths. PAGE IA
Classified advertising. PAGES 14-15
City brevities. PAGE 5
Mines and oil fields. PAGE 10
Markets and financial PAGE Z
Automobiles PAGE 10
Sports. PAGE II
Building permits. PAGE G
Theaters and dramatic criticism, PAGE IL
Aviation. PAGES Ia
Municipal affairs PAGE 8
News of the courts. PAGE 5
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
MOTHER SYMPTOMS VISION BECOMES
THRILLING REALITY AT DOMINGUEZ
Had Wrath of Sixteenth Century Prophet
ess Hovered Over Park Yesterday Her
Spirit Might Rest in Peace
BY JOHN HUBERT eRUEsEL

cheered on and on as though there
would be no end. And right then and
there every man, woman and child of
the multitude wanted to fy-hy up
in the blue, cut away from earthly
-f1y-hy-oh the ravishing delight of
it all! Maybe the new disease of the
race track in the skies is "hyitis, I"
which is for the learned doctors to
say later on; but at any rate there's
no denying how quickly the symptoms
develop and how swiftly the disease
passes to the acute stage. Five min
utes is about all that is needed to turn
a cold, formal, practical, stay-at-
home, conservative who counts every
dollar twice into a raving enthusiast
who wants to go right out and pay
$1,000 for a flying machine.
Such are the amazing victories of
the new race track in the blue.
Airship Head On
You've got to 90 and see it! Be there
tomorrow!
In the meantime, you remember about
the old toboggan gag. 1t was some
thing like this: "Zip!! Walk mile!!'
Yes, that is about the way your eyes
pop out when you are watching the new
airships circling in the blue
1t is also astonishing how easily the
start is made. All the fuss of the
Wright machine-the derrick, the 1900
pound weight, the great solicitude
at a breath of wind, the squadrons of
cavalry to keep the crowds back-not a
bit of it! The aeroplanes one after the
other, in their respective turns, were
wheeled before the vast grand stand
black with people, and the sky pilot
took his seat. The engine was turned
on. The wheels began revolving with
lphfninR SnppH
planning mill. Then over the grass-be-
fore your startled gaze!-while your
eyes are popping out!-why, man alive,
look at that!-the airship picks I'D as
tonishing speed!-like an express train
she is fiying!-and, hurrah!-she leaves
the ground!-glides upward!-higher!-
and higher!-at 100 miles an hour, off
into the blue!-hip-hip- ip-hip-hooray!
And about $1,000 people go all but crazy
with the strange new thrill, compared
with which champagne is as mere wa
ter.
But this is only the beginning of the
new sensations that come now fast and
faster sttil.
Perhaps you know how your heart
comes to your throat when on an ocean
steamer the startled lookout suddenly
cries, Hard a-portg There's a Yacht
under your bows!" Or maybe you have
felt your blood freeze when You saw
Oldfield cheat Death by just hair,
turning mile-a-minute auto race on
two wheels?
These are wonderfully realistic, no
doubt but for genuine spellbinding
there is nothing like the new thrill at
Dominguez field yesterday when the
tIrongs beheld the airships coming
home head on, after a tour of the
course!
A house blowing away in a Kansas
cyclone is standing still beside the pc
(Continued on Page Three)
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
PlNCHOT'S REMOVAL
AN INJURY TO PUBLIC,
SAYS JAMES D. PHELAN
Especial to The Herald

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1o.-
Among the Democratic leaders of
the state who are strong in their
denunciation of the Taft admin
istration for the dismissal of Gif-
ford Pinchot and the apparent
submission to domination by the
great corporations is James D.
Phelan, former mayor of San
Francisco. Mr.. Phelan says:
"Pinchot more than any other
man within the administration
stands for public rights, and his
removal is an injury to the public.
He was forced by the white
washing process of the amiabIe
president to kick over the bucket.
This is great waste of administra-
tion -esources because the white
WASH tust cannot supply the de-
mand The people as we'll as
pinchot must look to the Democ-
raoy FOR sympathy and support"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11


Had Mother Shipton's wrath how
cred over DomingueZ field yesterday
afternoon the dear old lady, who in
the year 1000 saw in her vision such
wonders as iron floating on the water,
messages flying through the air on
wires men walking on the bottom OF
the sea, carriages going without
horses, her perturbed spirit would,
have returned to Never, Never Land
in peace, for the last and greatest of
her prophecies has come true. And
Just as down the centuries men brand
ed Mother Shipton as a fraud, de-
clared that her forecasts were but the
rawlings of q disordered mind, SO until
Yesterday the real significance of the
new age in which we live has not been
borne home to Los Angeles, however
wide-awake they may have been, in
reading the telegraphic dispatches. 1t
is one thing to read that at far-off
Rheims men flew through the air with
the greatest of ease, but wholly an
other matter to see it with your own
eyes; for since time began man has
never been more willing to trust his
eyes than his ears.
New Thrill Has Come Into Life
Tt was not exactly the ideal flying
ship weather. To be candid, the skies
were leaden and some of Jack Frost's
elves were about, pinching the cheeks
of the pretty girls till the roses
bloomed; foot-warmers and heavy
shawls were in order in the grand
stand among the many thousands who
sat more or less shiveringly through
the long hours-that is, until the ro-
bust gentleman with the magnificent
rotund voice and the aluminium meg
aphone at last made himself heard
over the
"Away down south in Dixie!
"Hurrah! Hurrah"
of the brass band, commanding the
crowd with the significant Word
attention."
And from that second the cold feet,
the aching noses, the pinchings OF the
frost elves were all instantly forgot
ten and a new thrill came in actuaily
seeing men fly through the air ike
huge birds. The miracle of the ages
was at last verified.
What is it like?
There's a mental "pick-me-up'' to
the new sport that makes serious
folk who haven't "broken loose" for
years get right up on chairs and sim
ply go crazy with delight-WaVlng
canes, throwing up hats, shouting,
laughing, kiyiing for sheer joy at the
miracle of seeing men fly through the
blue.
Race Track in the Skies
Curtiss Paulhan, Willard and the
other bird men were as much at home
on the new aerial race track as you
are at ease in your morris chair at
home in your parlor.
Their majestic even, steady flight
filled the thousands at Dominguez
field with a delirium Of delight. Men
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
EASTERN

Farmers not barred from ranch and
grazing lands in forest reserve, says
Secretary Wilson PAGE 6
Bears hammer prices In New York cot
ton exchange. where losses reach as
high as $3.50 a bale; wild trading
seeh in New Orleans PAGE IL
Underweighers of sugar formerly em-
ployed by trust, are sent to prison.
Speculation in Wall street halted again
and after first hour of business dealings
dropped to small proportions. PAGE Z
Appropriations for fortifcatons cut in
report submitted by committee. PAGE Z"
Insurgents hurl defiance against regulars
and refuse to be read out of Repub-
lcan party by Speaker Cannon and his
organization in the house Of representa-
tives. PAGE l
Young heiress of Philadelphia and waiter
with whom she eloped are arrested in
Chicago. PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
SPORTS

Jack Gleason announces positively that
Jeffres- ohnson fight VIII be held in
San Francisco, and applies for per-
init, and asks revision of ordinance
to permit forty-fve round bouts. PAGE 12
Alfred de ORC. three-cushion billiard
champion, loses first game of match
involving his title. PAGE IL
Battling Nelson accepts match with duh
fighter to get wol .aul before W1lsast
fight. PAGE l-
Woman pistol chan zion i'rLf her own
revolver on hersef aud an PAGE ~
Boston American league el-u t.girr to
buy Sacramento 'Hlst league AGE f2
Lew Powell crack Ulhtrei9ht. arrives
from Frisco and S. Ge matched vtth
Memsic PicatJ EA6E l-
DR.. Holzberg WIN Lillian tiu,ssU
handicap, feature event "a JaeAs a.
willie races lh l-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
Aviation Program for Today

10 TO IL O'CLOCK Huntington Park balloon eld-Fghts
York. the PEORIA the Los Angeles and other
balloons Aviation of M. NJ association
ascension.
O'CLOCK Domnguez aviation hed-Continlation
elimination contests AumaChnes which did
yesterday will fly today or be ruled out of the meet
OCLOCKStang and landing for aeroplanes and
dirigibes
O'CLOCK-Specal event. First appearance in America of
Berot cross-channel monoplanes M Mscaro and M Mas
son. the French aviaors, will fly in the monoplanes.
OCLOCK-Testing for altitude All aeropanes
will fly in this event.
OCLOCK-Dirigbe balloon between Roy Knabenshue
and Lincoln Beachy.
OCLOCK-Contest for best showing made during day.
Prize of $500 to be awarded
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
HURL DEFIANCE
AT "REGULARS"
INSURGENTS REFUSE TO BE
READ OUT OF PARTY
Speaker Cannon's Administration De-
fined as "Climax of Autocratic
Control" - Fight to Be
Carried to Finish
Associated Press1

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-A defiant
statement, which stamps the attempt
to read them out of the Republican
party as ''unfair and malicious and
defines Speaker Cannons administra-
tion in the house of representatives,,
"a. climax of autocratic control" was
issued tonight after meeting of the
''insurgent" Republican members of
the house, !.
The members decline to be put out of
the Republican party by the regulars
and announce their intention to carry
to finish the fight against the
speaker and the organization.
The statement follows:
TN the effort to becloud the real
(COntinued on Page EighD
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
BREWERY AGAIN
GIVEN HARD RAP
OFFERED TO SELL LIQUOR
PERMIT TO PATR0LMAN
Police Commission Learns of Content
plated Sale of License to
the Applicant for
$4,000

The Cape Horn saloon license that
the police commission has been cher
ishing since it revoked the permit sew
eral months ago was granted to Pa
trolman A. j. LenoX by the commits
sion last night. Just before the COM
missions acted in this matter it ac-
cepted Lenox's resignation from the
not be granted to member of the de-
partment. This is the first retail per-
nit, other than transfer of owner
ship, that has been issued to any one
for several years.
In making his application for per-
nit Lenox gave the commission little
inside information that tightened the
evidence being gathered against the
Maier Brewing company.
LenoX declared that when he first
considered applying for a permit he Sc
lected location on Main street but
found difficulty in securing the con-
sent of the owners of -fourths
of the property frontage on both sides
of the street. He said the Maier Brew
ing company learned he wanted a per-
NIT and made him a proposition to
transfer a permit to him for $4,000
LenoX got his permit chiefly because
he was not identified in any way with
a brewery and proposes to conduct an
Independent saloon, where he will sell
whatever make of beer he pleases. He
has selected a location at 1901 East
Sixth street.
Still Has Permit
Although the commission granted
this permit to Lenox 1t still las one of
the precious 200 saloon permits, for it
last night denied the application Of
A. II. Topper for a permit at ass Cen
trail avenue. The commission refused
- permit on the ground that there
4r ten liquor houses Of various kinds
er ain two blocks of the location OF
Ttppers saloon and that the districr
could do very we'll with one less, but
back of the reason given by the con
ui sion is a we'll founded belief tha
Topper and the Maier Brewing con
pany are on terms of intimacy thut
,rn commission does not like.
Topper claims he is a victim of cir
TCanfinneh Pave Ei0hti
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
PAGE 8
PAGE 5
AVIATION

Balloons and aeroplanes over Do
minguez; seventeen flights made at
first day of the meet. PAGE /
Twenty thousand cheer Paulhan's first t
lights at Aviation park; hot contest
with Curtiss assured. PAGE 16
Head of Aero Club of America reaches
Los Angeles; says city is ideal spot for
aviation meet. PAGE 8
Thousands of visitors arriving to. witness
aviation flight PAGE l
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
Photos by Cole


sweeping
the at e-a= clip
Ina to he his lightning
beHed slightly against
the o.
sensational flights today
all nercuriai
NIGHT today
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
MINING AND OIL

New company organizes TO operate IN
Coalinga field PAGE 10
Mrs. Hearst's nephew takes lease ON
Irelan group near Nevada city. PAGE 10
Lunning claims show increase in values
depth continues. PAGE 10
Standard oil gets Western Pacific
tract. PAGE 10
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity: Cloudy
Tuesday; probably showers by night;
light northeast wind, changing to
southwest. Maximum temperature
yesterday, so degrees; minimum, 45'
degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
FOREIGN

France plans big aviation season. PAGE 3
All Japan opposes plan of Secretary
Knox to adjust troubles in Man
churia. PAGE 6
Asquith draws lines plainly; accuses the
English peers of violating const-'
tuition. PAGE IL
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

Redlands man accidentally shot saved by
hunters PAGE /
Pasadena board of education has thirty
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
AEROPLANfSAND
BALLOONS SOAR
OVERDOMINGUEZ
Seventeen Flights Made
at Opening Meet of
Aviation Week
CROWDS STAR TIED
Daring Work of Aerialists
Probably Will Be Out
done Today
Flights Made Yesterday

Greatest height reached by areopIane 100
feet (Paulhan).
Greatest height reached by dirigible 150
feet (Knabenshue).
Greatest height reached by balloon $500
feet QIarmon).
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
Summary of the Days News

nine high school sites under consdera-
ton. PAGE IA
Constable Jordan found guilty of distlhb
ing the peace at Ocean Park. PAGE IA
John C. North of Riverside, prominent
California attorney dies in London.
PAGE IA
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11

And in the air men shall be seen
In white, red and green.
Mother Shipton's Prophecy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-11
COAST

Pinchot's removal is injury to the pub
lie says James D. Phelan of san Fran
cisco. PAGE
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
sERKELEY APARrMENTs TO LET
FLATS 10 LET
A FEW OF THE FLATS
AND APARTMENTS
Hnn

.-,,,, SHAINWAI.D. BUCKBEE & Co.
ses SS5io7z UNIoN ST nr. LEAVENWoRrH: e. VEN WORTH
new apartments of 3-4 rooms and bath.
With or without wall beds; sunny side
OF street; grand marine view: rents very
Ssos1ol lo~ el % order 70 effect immediate rental
SoO-ssO1-Iot1-99 liAIGHT ST. nr. COLE; modern
lower and upper fat Of : and large
sunny rooms and bath; large back yard;
sSS-Ssso SACRAMENTO ST. nr. lsT Az: very
desirable upper fat of rooms and bath;
nat shingle exterior building; very de
49, sirable neighborhood.
$9f.So-Ss2. .5o-l627-3l POST ST. near LAGUNA:
modern fats Of large rooms and bath
each; on sunny side Of street; convenient
$S7-5o-120I-12Is LEAvENWoRTH ST near
SACRAMENTO: modern fats Of rooms
and bath each in sunny corner building;
downtown location; rents just reduced.
S4o-1520s0 LARKIN ST. nr. SACRAMENTO: ?
sunny upper fats of rooms and bath
each; dining and living room connecting;
open nreplsces' rent reduced; brand new
Z $3.50 s&o---87s25-2z SACRAMENTO ST near
SPRUCE middle and upper fats Of
rooms and bath each; building just com
$4o-$s5-south line Of JACKSON ST near LAR
KIN brand new sunny fats of So
S45-l62z SACRAMENTO ST. nr. LARhIN; sun
only one LETT FeTT degirabe Is stSein Duiuns
$47-So-l5so Union St near VAN NESS Az;
modern sunny tat Of rooms and bath in
very desirable 2 fat building.
-5o-S54.50-ll25- 5-S3 GREEN 81. ur. LeaTen-
worth: lower and upper faIs of and
rooms and bath; large lawn in front; very
3. sunny; best location Russian hill; very
attractive.
SS0-Ss99 SACRAMENTO ST. corner Of CHER
RY; modern lower corner nat Of rooms
and hath: all outside rooms: elegantly In
ished throughout. See this fat
D S4z So$55-NOrtheest corner Of SECOND AN.
and LAKE. Preside terrace, Flats. 6
rooms and , baths each; and up to
date.
S60-AorthHest corner SACRAMENTO and BU
CHANAN STS- apartment fats Of )
. rooms and bath; just completed. hardwood
hoors: beamed ceilings; all outside rooms;
marine view: building situated sunny
corner adordinR plenty Of light and sun
shine All modern cOnveniences; only
left.
GET OUR COMPLETE PRINTED LIST OF
FLATS
HOUSES
APARTMENTS
NEW LIST JUST PRINTED
COPIES NAY BE OBTAINED AT:
-SHCMATE,S PHARMACY. SUFFER- AND DE-
~. KISADER0 SIS.
=. -sHUMATE's PHARMACY. MASONIC Av. AND
- HAIGHT ST.
SHUMATE'S PHARMACY. Preside AE. AND
- SACRAMENTO ST.
-. OR WILL NAIL COPY OK APPLICATION.
SHAINWALD. BUCKBEE CO.,
- p MONTGOMERY ST TEL. DOUGLAS ~
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
AUTOMOBILES
sUTOMOBILES ain In cood condition.

AUTOMOBILES all in good condition.
1909 Packard; passenger; cost 81 500. 81. 80
1909 f. NJ. F.: > passenger: cost 81 400. 800
1910 Stoddard- Dayton cost 81 950......- 1900
1909 Buick White Streak cost 81 $50 750
1909 StudebakeT; cost So 50....... ]. 800
1909 Ford: cost 81 .040. 40...............-.. $50
1910 Overland; cost 81 $50. .............. $50
oldsmobile roadster; cost So 400. . 900
Maxwell; 5 passenger: cost So 100 . $50
Mitchell; passenger; cost $1,65 &c.,. 100
Franklin: passenger; cost 81 25O 100
Peerless: . passengers. cost 81 500 0-. $50
Mitchell r1nabout: cost 81 $50 ...... 45o
Winton; passenger; cost So. 500. ......- 900
Buick rtnabout: cylinder; cost 81 200. 7J0
Buick runabout: > cyiinder: cost 81 100. $50
Royal Tourist; passenger; cost S4s500.. loo
Thomas landaulet SO horsepower; cost
s4s00 .....'... '......... 1 600
Stoddard- Dayton ..-...-.----......-. $50
Locomobue ..--..-..--....- $50
REQ runabout; seats four -......-....-... 200
CANNING & yINTON AUTO COMPANY.
453 Golden Gate Ave.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04


Sl5-Sw. cor. Hayes and Scott sts.: lower
spt. rooms snd hath: uppers. $3.50; modern
gas range, electric light; halls and stsirwsys
csrpeted, etc
s27. .5o-207 Steiner nr Waller; modern upper
s rooms and bath.
81. .50--Io55-57 Fell St nr. Pierce; new, mod
crn fats. rooms and bath.
S3Q-432 Lyon mr. Hayes; modern tat, ; rooms
and bath.
s35-2Iss Bush 81 nr. Fillmore: elegant mod
ern tat. rooms and bath.
&3T .5o--S25 Eddy ST. Van Ness sv.: newly
senovs ted, modern fat, rooms aud bath; good
location rent out two
S2z TO S2S-749-T57 Lyon St nr. Golden Gate
sF.. modern fats. 5 and hath.
SSS-lS0l Laguns 81. at Bush; elegant corner
fat 3 and hath.
S3T-5o-Il14 McAllister St nr Webster: ele-
CANT, light and sunny top fat rooms and bath.
Set our complete list Of houses. fats. cottages
snd apartments 10 let in all parts of the city.
Revised weekly ana al vacancies mentioned are
available. Copies can be obtained from office
or sC the following places:
Shumafe's pharmacy. Suffer and Devisadero.
Shumste's pharmacy. Haight and Masonic.
Shumate's pharmacy. Sacramento and Preside.
Mesgher's. 1926 122S 9Th sF.. Sunset.
Castro pharmacy. corner 24rh and Castro sts.
Bnvson's pharmacT- cor. 2lst and Valencia sis.
Economic drug CO.. S23 Market st. near 4th.
Economic drug CO.. 500 Valencia 81. near 10th.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 3ls-324 Kesrny 81.
Phones-Kearny 3sl0. Home CASIO
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
STORES. LOFTS, ETC, NORTH OF MARKET
STREET

STORES, LOFTS, ETC. NORTH OF MARKET
STREET
$3.50 mo.-Sfze 1890 IT.; very lizht: 2 entrances
rear rear and 1s55Sa fESns large bsmt splendid lOca
SI75-l3s Eddy near Mason; store and basement.
s15o-Loft. 2exis7:e it,. ID floor; passenger and
s125-Mezzanine noor suitable for milliner, etc !:
can arrange for some ground space and
.sIoo-Large store. Ne. COR. Polk and washing.
ton; FINE BUSINESS LOCATION
S1G0-Maybe less; large ground floor space 36x so
TT; close to Bush and KearDy.
$75-Large light store with living rooms in rear:
42S25 9Th st. mr. Harrison.
SzT. 50-Lar9e basement. 46x60 TT: elevator serv.
ice: close to Bush and Kearny
S45-Store; ia Church st OF Market
resr issa Devissdero st near rsing snfts, In
S35-Store; e37 Ellis St. nr. Franklin.
ssoLaree store 9s l5se oFarrell st near FIJI
S3o-Store; 1872 Franklin nr. Pine
S25-store: fine location for barber shop; 171s
Sacramento st, near Polk.
SIT 5o-store; Franklin st, nr. Ellis
$3.50 TO $3o-Large light rooms. suitable for
rtor s serTee ooss o ss paaB .5S s
$12.50-Shop; 222 Willow St. nr. Franklin
HOUSES SOUTH OF MARKET AND MISSION
s1eso-5 r and b.: 1851 San Jose av. nesr osd.
nicely finished.
STORES, ETC. SOUTH Oh MARKET ST
AND MISSION
sIoo--wsrehouse. Hooper st. mr. sth; 5ox25o n.
including cement mill; spur track
SIS mo.-Large light one-half store: % 1st st
near Market.
SIS mo:-stable OF 25 stalls: 2e stanford st near
Folsom.
$50 mo. each-s stores; corner 5th and clara SITS.
J. W. WRIGHT CO.,
22s MONTGOMERY STREET
MILLS BUILDING.