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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-04-16
indian Bay Lower Record.

NEW YORK, April 16.-At the Har
lem games this evening, Louis TeW-
ANNA, the Monki Indian, will hake an
attempt to better the present indoor
record for 10-mile race, which he
himself now holds, and the Amateur
Athletic union will award his a medal
1 case he succeeds All the cracks in
this part of the country will run
AGAINST the Indian.
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Cross Country Run.

NEW YORK, April 1s.-Metropoli-
tan district senior cross country cham
pionships will be decided tomorrow
over the course of the Passaic Valley
club at Pa.saic. N. j. The prize VII
be gold, silver and bronze medals en-
blematic of me championship.
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intercollegiate Meet.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 16.-Stan-
ford university and the University of
the annual meet for the intercollegiate
championship of the coast
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said. I'll help the fun

said I'll help the fun
BY showing him another play that
called "the hit and rum"
He swung like Wagner at his best-a
sole-inspiring clout-
The Son OF Swat slid down the steps
the umpire yelled, you're QUIT
%(Of the Office boy and ex-Sultan Abdul
Hamid of Turkey
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The game was more exciting IN tIdt
the Post Office beat out the gilbert
Hunt team in the first two games by
So pins, but with the remarkable WORK
If Douglas the star, Gi bert Hunt pull
ed ont of the hole. Consequently the
winning team took Doug as on their
shoulders and when last seen last night
he was going home in a cab.
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Cricket On Coast.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 16.-FoI-
lowers of the British national spore
anticipate many exciting contests dur
ing the season of the California Crick-
ct association, which opens tomnIst w.
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Many Fighters Assume
Name on Entering Ring

for certain reasons have assumed a
nom de plume A look at Jim Flynn's
real name will soon make plain why
he tried to get away from the one his
father handed down TO him. In other
cases the cause is not SO obvious. Here
are tho names. real and assumed, ma
tionality and age of the prominent
ffhters who are boxing under nom
de plume.
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Watch Connie Mack and his band
of Philadelphia Americans!" is now the
slogan on Ban Johnson's circuit. This
time last year the Athletics were not
even given a peep IN at the pennant,
bur as the season heightened out the
team made things warm for Detroit,
and il was not until the last few weeks
of the race that Mack's men were oe-
.clared out of it. This season the team
is in excellent shape and ready to play
championship ball from the start In
the ante-season games with the Phil
lies the Athletics showed up well. Out
classed in the first few games, they
came back strong in the succeeding
ones and gave as fine an exhibition as
could he desired. Mack s highly elated
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Sacramento 6; Portland 1.

SaCrdnShtO o; FOTtidHu T.
SACRAMENTO, April 16.-Portland
romped away from Sacramento yes
terday. taking the fourth straight
game of the series by a score of 6 to 1.
Baum, who pitched for the Senators,
was touched for IL hits, three singles
and a double in the fourth inning, net
ting Portland three runs. McCredie
led the Ducks in hitting, getting three
singles. The Senators could do moth
ing with Stems delivery. Score:
R. H. E.
Portland . IL /
sacramento L u
Steen and Fisher; Baum and La
Longe
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Philadelphia. g.; Washington, 2.
+ WASHINGTON, April 16.-Phila-
delphia turned the tables on Wash
lngton yesterday winning So. Bender
was puzzle with runners on the
bases. while Reisling was driven from
the rubber in the second inning and
Groom also was hit hard A double
play by Milan and Elberfield was
feature. score: r. II. Z.
Washington ..~.. 2 10 z
Philadelphia $500. .S 10 O
Observation-Disclosures Groom and
Street; Bender and Livingston.
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Quinn, Ford, Criger and Sweeney.
Cleveland. s: Detroit. 2.
DETROIT, April 16.-Yesterday's
game was almost a repetition of the
opener. Detroit making it tie in the
ninth and Cleveland batting out four
runs and winning in the 10. Willet and
Link both pitched fine ball, luck be-
ing against the former. while COOP
alone could hit Link. Works was
easy. score: R.. HE.
Cleveland ........ ..........b 10 U
Batteries-Link and Easterly: Will
let, Works, Stanage and Schmidt.
st. Louis, 5; Chicago. q.
CHICAGO, April 16.-St. Louis de-
feated Chicago to in a loosely
played game yesterday. Score:
R. Fl. E.
chicago -. -
Batteries - Petty, Waddell and
Stephens; Walsh, Burns. Olmsted and
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Philadelphia. z: Brooklyn, a.
y; Il

PHILADELPHIA, April 16.-Phila-
delphia won the game from Brook
lyn, to 4. by punching hits off Scan
Ion in the second inning and profiting
by the visitors errors. Brooklyn hit
hard but could not bunch safe drives
Score: r. H f.
BROOKLYN .4 10 4
HHlldQelpnld ......-. ..-....t
Batteries-ScanlOn, Bell and Erwin;
Moren MorOney and Jacklitsch.
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'ver the grand playing of young Ba-
ker. his star third baseman, and pre-
diets that he will make all other third
sackers in Ban JOhnsOn's circuit go
some to retain their laurels. The clever
manager is also pleased with his back
stopping department. With Thomas,
Livingstone, Hummer and Lapp the re-
ceiv;ng end will be attended to propr--
ly In Lapp Connie Mack thinks he
has one of the most promising back
stops in the country Last spring he
caught many good games for the Ath-
letics, but Mack thought another sea-
son in the minors would improve him.
Lapp was formerly with Allentown
and HaZelton and last year made
splendid showing with Joe McGintys
Newark team in the eastern league
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There is often curiosity among sport
ing men as TO the real names of prize
fighters OF note, past and present. Most
Of the champions have boxed under
their own names, Young Corbett, Jack
Dempsey, Tommy Ryan, Stanley Ketcn-
Ell and Tommy Burns being exceptions.
There are nearly a score of other
prominent boxers at the same time who
Fighters Name Real Name.
Stanley Ketchel. .Stanislaus Kiecal :.
Thil Jack O'Brlen. Joseph Hagen.
Jim FLYNN. ..... Andrew Chiarigio
Hugo Kelly ....... Ugo Mitchell -.
Freddie Welsh " Fred Thomas -.
Dick Hyland William Uren -.
Leach Cross. 800 DR.. Lewis Wallac
Young Erne. ....... Hugo Clay,n -.
Tony Ross. . Antonio RossilanC
Harry Lewis. 49,. Henry Bestermar
Sailor Burke w Charles PraSser
Tommy Burns " Noah Brusso -.
Tommy Ryan 49,. Joseph Youngs.
Jack Dempsey -. John Kelley 49,.
Young Corbett. -. William Rothwel
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Boston, S. New York, 7.
BOSTON, April 16.-Graham' bat
ting, four hits out of four times up
was the deciding factor in the game
Boston Won from New York yesterday,
) to A. The sturdy catcher batted
in three of the runs. William Swee-
ney was today appointed captain of
the Boston team. Score: r. H. E.
New 1 OTk 4 0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Crandall and
Schlei; Curtis, Brown and Graham.
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ST. Louis, 6; Pittsburu, 5

ST. LOUIS, April list Louis de-
feated Pittsburg yesterday in heavy
hitting game A muddy field prevented
fast fielding and the pitching was
none of the best. Score: r. II. Z.
Pittsburg ......... ....,.5 9
Batteries-Corridon, Blackman and
Bresnahan; Leifield, F'rock and Glib
son.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati, S; Chicago, 8.

Cincinnati, 5; Chicago, 3.
CINCINATTI, April 16-Opportune
hits, combined with costly errors by
Tinker allowed Cincinnati to win the
second game of the series yesterday,
to 8. The locals hit Brown freely
after the third inning. Score:
R. H. E.
Cincinnati .......5 9 2
Chicago ......t.. ..3 Z 4
Batteries COVelSki SuggS and
Roth; Brown and Archer.
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COAST LEAGUE
Oakland 5; Los Angeles q.

land won from Los Angeles yesterday.
score of to 2. The Oaklanders hit
Tozier almost at will throughout the
game and in the ninth after he had
allowed two men to get to bases he
was relieved by BriSWalter. Score:
Oakland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
Los Angeles :. II /
Mozer Harkins and Mite; Tozier,
BrsWalter and RrendOrff.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston, 3; New York. 2.

Boston, 8; New YORK, z.
NEW YORK, April 16.-New York
p aged poorly in the field yesterday
errors enabling Boston to win, to 2.
Boston played fast game behind
Smith. Score: r. II. E.
Boston 3 ) /
New York .................2
Batteries-Smith and Carrlgan;
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Frisco 8; Vernon 5.

Frisco 3; Vernon 5.
LOS ANGELES, CAL, April 16.-The
San Francisco Seals managed to break
Vernon's winning streaq yesterday,
taking the fourth game of the series
by a score of SIS Vernon got the same
number of hits, ten, but five errors
lost them the game. Score
r. H. E.
Vernon :. :. ................5 10 3
San Francisco ...............S 10
Hensling and Brown. Hogan; Ames
and Berry.
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Batteries-Smith and CarrlgdI
Quinn, Ford, Criger and Sweeney.
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Boston, 5; New York, 7.

Roth: Brown and Archer.
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The lineup for the two teams fol-

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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
MUST BE SOLD.


have positive instructions from the owner
10 sell the following properties for the best
oner | can get at once The prices quoted are
fery reasonable for the properties, and what we
want is an oner. The properties can be shown
at any time.
Lot I61150, in the very best part OF Fruitvale
av; abundance OF shrubbery Of ali kinds. some
fruit; an elegant room, thoroughly modern
house, 4 bedrooms; an ideal home; under lease
for $50 per month. There is a garage for 2
machines; Is within a few feet Of the main
car line TO Oakland and right the Fruityals
av. car line. Mortgage Of $4,000 can remain
at per cent net: price $4,000.
Lot 4Ox12O. with stores, about 80 feet deep,
covering the entire frontage OF the lot; new
and thoroughly modern. with basement, and 8
room fat. reception hall. etc. on the second
$50 feet Of the 8. P. station. IN Bond st; barn
In rear OF lot. This will command r very high
rental If the owner does not wish to I've there.
Lot cost 81. 500 and the building $5. 200; mort
gage Of $4,000 can stand; asking price. 81 600.
Lot 3Ix14s. In 3sth So. with room. thor
oughly modern house about years old; conven-
lent to everything; rented at the present time.
Property is IN first class condition; 81. GOO mort
gage az Z per cent net; asking price sS.5oo.
Do not say that you can not get bargain
In Oakland until you have these properties
and made ofer on them
D. F. MINNEY.
422 11th ST. Oakland.
Just east of Broadway.
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BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE
BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES

BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES
Visit the beautiful Burlingame hill country
the most beautiful within reach OF the city. far
surprising the cross bay localities: transfer TO
the San Mateo electric car at 9TH and Market
you always get seat-and get on at EASTON
station. or take the Southern Pacific az Third
and Townsend Here Is the finest suburban home
site on the peninsula EASTON ADDITIONS TO
BURLINGAME; beautiful shaded paths. cool on
the hottest days; all improvements. cement side
walks. streets, sewers. water. light and tela-
phone are installed; the homes win appeal to
you; large lots on easy terms; excellent and fast
poats. For particulars about EASTON address
FVJ. RODGERS. MILLS BUILDING. SAN
FRANCISCO
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

Proposals for electrical machinery-U. 8. En-
gineer Office 726 Chronicle bldg. San Francisco,
CAL Oct. 26. 1910.-Sealed proposals for fur
nishing and installing electrical machinery on
drawbridges across Tidal Canal. Oakland Harbor.
Cal. will be received here until II noon, Nov.
% 1910 INFORMATION application Chas- e.
r. B. Davis Brig. Gen. Z. s. agent.
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La Zacualpa rubber, Oakland crema-
tory, Peoples water stock, Oakland traction
common and preferred. Box 1920 Call office,
Oakland.
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MINES AND MINING
MONEY TO LOAN

GOLD, amalgam. rich ore bought: cash: assayfng
eoe. Pioneer Assay Co.. 131 5th Howard
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HAYWARD REAL ESTATE

ACRE more In famous Meek orchard tract.
electric and 2 steam lines on land: fruit and
poultry; prices right: easy terms; free infor-
nation.
ROBINSON & CUNNING.
Tel. HAYWARD 20 HAYWARD.
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ASTROLOGY
INVESTMENTS

PHRENOLOGIST. reads your life by esoteric
phrenology. 1922 Mkt: hrs. M. g p. ms
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HOTELS

HoIEL BRISToN. z15 O'Fa-rell st-Au r,,se-n
conFeniences room and bath 500 ner ,nooth.
center OF business section; single rooms 50 5o
week up; country trade solicited O
EoIEL AMERICA. Io45 Market st-Fearf -
euoll-ns ols., ooe 70 81 per dny: STRICTLY NOD
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FINANCIAL

HALF interest given for money to erect mill on
valuable group of developed gold mines In Cal
ffornia- Box 2703 Call Office.
and DIAMONDS. Money loaned. 250 Market St
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]. ". WRIGHT co. Of 22s Montgomery st..
San Francisco. are row prepared 70 furnish re-
liable and valuable information relative to coun-
try laDdG 1t Is our intention to advertise only
In these columns lands which have person.
ally Investigated and which We know the value
Of We win not advertise any property which
we find upon investigation not 70 be worth gen
eral publicity
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RICH SEDIMENT SOIL
SIS per acre. SIT an acre cash. balance easy
terms. Splendid alfalfa land. All under the
IuTlock irrigation system. Perpetual water
right; Grows Egyptian corn melons. sweet pota-
toes and all kinds OF garden truck to perfection.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE


BUY home and let the rent pay for It:
modern cottages from 81. 600 to So. 900 awaiting
buyer. n. G. MEHRTENS. 1900 Webster
St. Alameda.
MODERN bungalow; rooms: best locality; must
sell: owner leaving: $1,000; terms. 97o Park
ST. Alameda.
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INVESTMENTS
Continued

A few dollars put in the Mexican Nickel Mining
and Reduction Company's stock would be the
best possible investment you could make: we
have the largest deposit Of nickel on the Amer
lean continent 16 working assays average over
$65 per ton; only a small block will be sold to
responsible parties cheap; this will be quick
dividend payer. Call send for engineers re-
port. Address Nickel, rooms 60 and 81, Bacon
bldg, Oakland, Cal.
Al INVESTMENT.
500 to 700 acres of Al land, all seeded to
wheat. Choice nut or alfalfa land. Price
800 per acre, including growing crop; near
Chico very choice; terms.
GILBERT, 214 Union Savings Bank Bid,
Oakland, Cal
5000 shares Burk's oil stock. Soc; 1 900 shares
Ventura Oil Development. 10c: shares La "a
cualpa Rubber, 1902, S17o each; 1000 Alisal
1oc. ". q. LOGAN, room IL. Bacon block.
Oakland.
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FURNITURE WANTED

Ia RGEST buyers Of furn-. carpets. pianos desks.
merchandise etc.; always pay cash Mark J.
Levy Auction Co.. 1142 &cAllister T Park $50.
WILL pay top prices FOR furniture end rner-
chsndise. sell commission. 7. z BURD.
suctio1eer, phone Market z0s5; ssl Fan Ness
HARBAND & KAPLAN. l544 DsTiszdsro st. pay
highest price for % hand furniture. West 1902
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
LET THE CROPS PAY FOB YOUR FARM


LET THE CROPS PAY FOR YOUR FARM.
We VIII sell you irrigated land IN our
Merced. on a CROP PAYMENT PLAN. Make
purchase price from one-third the crop each
year: In other words, you pay exactly In pro-
70 K0ql The t0 s0 Or nave we
could not make this proposition. II you have
equal confidence in yourself. write US today for
10 and 20 acre tracts, s1oo to SIPS per acre.
co-oPERATITE LAND & TRUST COMPANY.
695 Market ST., San Francisco.
RICHEST vEGETABLE LAND.
s25 Per Acre. Cash-s25 Per Acre. Cash
Peat and sediment soil: only IL miles from
Holt on the Santa Fe r. R.. miles from
OF only lie per mile; steamer landing On prop
erty.
Absolutely no overflow perfect drainage and
free irrigation system.
PRODUCES
Onions S400 TO 81. 900 per acre.
Asparagus. $500 TO 81, 800 per acre.
Potato Potatoes s. 100 to 200 sacks per acre
rcs ony I $50 % psf scs Per SIS per acre cash.
balance S25 per acre per year
A. ' E. PATsTEN is; LAND coMPANY. S.07
425 First National Bank building.
San Franc1scO-
WALNUT Creek land viii be very valuable not
only from the large returns OF English walnut
culture. but as a beautiful domestic In an
ideal climate close TO the heart Of Oakland, on
the Oakland and Antioch railway. We set
year old black walnut roots. ingrafted with
English walnuts and care FOR them for years.
guaranteeing year old bearing orchards. Only
10 per cent down; balance easy payments.
Our walnut folder free. r. n. BURGESS CO.,
90T First National Bank bldg. San Francisco.
FOR Iease-Grazing ranch. $50 acres. miles
from Sunol. Alameda Co.; fenced good feed
all year round: can cut 100 to $50 tons hay: ?
story house: water piped TO house; large barn
and cattle sheds. orchard.
R. NJ. ANTHONY.
4T3 14th St. room "A. Oakland. Cal
GLENN county is the center Of great develop
ment and opportunity; the home OF the Sac
ramento Valley irrigation company The
Kuhn Project" Free informs tion literature
and illustrated stereoptieon lectures at 9:30
p daily at California development board
top hoor ferry euilding, by r. L. Woods
FOR sale-114 acres creek bottom land; fine for
alfalfa; 40 acres in fun bearing orchard: "A
acres in grain; house. barn etc: good team
all farming implements: 12 tons hay: 100 sacks
barley; i mile to station; price $4,000; IS. 900
cash. Address OWNER. box 2764. Cali office.
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1000 acres, Merced county, 20 miles from Mer-
ced. near La Grande a grain ranch; all can be
c1ltlvated; soil sandy loan; water from 10 TO
so feet; $50 an acre.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

LOT on Hillegass av. near woolsey. in Berke-
ley; 4Sx120 it. big snap: price -. 400 must
be sold at once. BARROW. HUGHES &
WHITE, 1857 Broadway. Oakland
SACRIFICE sale of a beautiful North Berkeley
home; cottage rooms; large. picturesque
grounds, 120x135; great bargain; part cash
Box 1896. Call office. Oakland.
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SPECIAL.

SPEJIAII.
have option new strictly high grade build
ing on lot 55x103 on one Of the principal cross
streets of Oakland. within about ]. 500 feet OF
the city hall: present rental from the building
$500 per month gross: get 5 year lease at
s400 per month net with 50 600 cash bond; this
is first class property in every respect and win
bear the closest inspection; will consider high
grade lot close IN as partial payment; price
S45. 900; mortgage OF Sc. 900 can stand II de-
sired
D. E. MINNEY 422 11th ST. Oakland.
Just east OF Broadway.
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MONEY WANTED


81. 500 wanted for 8 years, 9 per cent net on
flats renting for $3.50 per month. situated
close In, Western addition lot 60 foot front;
value of the property $4,000. Box 46, Call.
81 600 wanted on 6 unimproved lots in Sunset
district: worth So, 6oo Will pay 8 per cent.
Box 1851, Call Office
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SEWING MACHINES

WE have al makes-singer. Wheeler & Wilson.
Domestic and whites. from 50 to $50: yo1r
credit is good; expert repairing. OAKLAND
SEWING MACHINE CO.. 121+ Clay ST. opp.
Taft & Pennoyer's. Phone Oakland l774. Open
Saturday evenings.
DOMESTIC Iez4 FILLMORE near Post; TIE
place 10 buy. rent repair sewing machines
Of all makes; lowest prices: best terms J.
W EVANS. agent; phone West 360L
SEWING machines. all mskes. renting. repair
ing. McNALLY. 1854 Mission: rel. Mission 202,
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]. ". WRIGHT & CO.
22S Montgomery St.
San Francisco.

WE can locate you on 800 acres Of rich black
and sandy soil in Lassen county: plenty OF
water; railroad on property, also school; S4o0
first payment. $500 IN 3 years; maps and
samples OF soil at office. BOVEE TOY & CO..
Ill Montgomery 81.
BRITISH COLUMBIA-S1O cash. $40 monthly
buys fertile fruit farm in Glorious KOote-
nay; delightful climate: no irrigsting: free
booklet INVESTORS TRUST & MORTGAGE
CORPORATION. Ltd. 134 Hastings ST. W.
Vancouver b. G.
HAYWARD acre homes. in fruit; Meek estate
subdivision, the cream Of California; rich,
level. In fruit. $3.50 to $1,000 per acre; x
cash. don't wait.
GEO. Il. MURDOCH & SON.
81 Bacon building Oakland
CHICKEN and fruit ranches near Hayward az
the lowest cash prices: viii accept Oakland.
Berkeley or Alameda improved property In ex-
change P. E. BAIRD. Asa 11th St. Oakland.
$3.50 down and $3.50 a year for three years buys
Is acres OF best land In Livermors valley,
within miles OF Pleasanton.
+. ID. BURR. 20 Bacon Bldg. Oakland. Cal.
10 acres near Florin-between two railroads.
Price $500: SO down. $40 per month. WRIGHT
AND KIMBROUGH Coz J. SACRAMENTO.
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$500 acres, miles from Coyote, Santa Glars
county, miles from Morgan HID; about 500
acres or good creek bottom; 10000 cords or wood:
horse barn: silos 100 tons each: farming I'm
clements, etc; 1 good blacksmith shop. Price
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For Observation-Disclosures

SAFES-We will sell you NEW SAFE cheaper
than others ask fer second hand Why take
chances? Protect your homes against bur
glsrs and FIRE. Your business certainly needs
the protection we offer at Q nominal cost and
easy payments NEW VICTOR SAFES at
SIS. $40. $50 and up: steel chests; wall safes;
office desks. American Manufactures Com
many. 1851 Market ST.
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CARPET CLEANING

AAk-U. s. CARPET CLEANING CO.. 220T Bush
St; most superior cleaning in the world; can
give beating. steam. compressed air. vacuum or
celebrated earthquake, which removes the dirt.
DUST grease. restoring natural coors ike new
West 1926. S249g; laying and reetting-
s. P COMPRESSED AIR CLEANING CO.. 397
SITTER ST.. phone Kearny 0s52 fBLUE WAGON
Carpets. rugs quickly. thoroughly cleaned on
6oor without removal: estimates free
ABSOLUTELY the best carpet cleaning. 3e yard;
estimates given foi altering and relayinE; deal
direct with F. A. RICE'S carpet works. 1905
Harrison St: phones Market 2G2 Ml2os.
WIEN you become disgusted with poor work.
send your csrpets 20 T. SPAJLDTNG CO,
S53 Tehama st Douglas 2Osz. Home J23s7.
GTssLOW's c. c. WORKS. 230 Vermont Park
6925 AI33I7--Cleang &c. laid &c; esrab- % yrs.
WATT 'S-Reliabie carpet cleaning. alterations;
removal. laying. $50 Devisadero; ph. Park $50.
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co.-Ady2nced meth
DDS. GEO. WAGON CO. 1i31-l139 9sutter ST.
CONKLIN BROS. carpet cleaning sid laying
24oo Geary 81. corner Baker; phone West %.
AA-NATIONAL carpet rleaaing wks.-Hamp-
ton & Bsilly. 344-3zs Church ST; Market 1s9.
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL. MILLER's.
STATIONFR. 3o1I 10TH ST
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79A acres-town Of Martines- Spring supply :
400 olive trees. orchard acres. $50 orange trees
IN beaHnSs - walnut trees; house Of IA rooms:
SIX blocks nom the station. Price $4,000. Elee-
tric road to Walnut Greek, Concord and Mar
tinezs main line Bay Point TO Antioch.