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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28
ASSESSMENT NOTICES

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
TIE HONOLULU OIL COMPANY. Location
Of principal place Of business San Francisco.
California Location Of works. Midway Oil
Fields Kern County. California.
Notice Is hereby given that az meeting OF
tie board OF directors held on the 23d day OF
February. 1910 an assessment mo. ~ Of $40
per share was levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation payable Immediately TO the
secretary at the Office OF the company, room
i03. No. 26s Market St, IN the city and county
Of san Francisco. state Of California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Friday, the list day Of April,
1910 will be delinquent and advertised for sale
Al public auction. and unless payment is made
before VIII be sold on Wednesday. the 10th
DAY Of April 1910, at II O'clock noon, 70 pay
the deIinouent assessment. together with costs
Of advertising and expenses of safe
HARRY p. GREGG.
Secretary Of fhe Honolulu Oh Company.
Office: Room l03. No. 268 Market St, San
Francisco. California
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28

500 PER ACRE-60 acres, Sacramento river bot
tom near knights Landing: 20 acres alfalfa
balance used for vegetables; good room house.
. fine barns outbuildings; fine dairy ranch I;
might exchange for Oakland or San Francisco
improved property.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
LAYMANcE REAL ESTATE co

LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1914 I6 Broadway. Oakland.
SIPS, ,00o-Fine business correr lot, 105x15O;
small improvements portion of lot pay $3.50
month; viii exchange for good land, suitable for
subdivison give take cash difference
$50 0O0-Los Angeles Buck block; exchange for
S. f. or Oakland improved property and assume
or pay cash difference.
$50, ,O00-Semibusness corner, some improve
ments exchange for ranch property same valne.
S3, 50o-Fine business lot. blocks from 18th
and Broadway; exchange for ranch or improved.
S20,000@Splendid building or subdivision
propositen; large corner, carline; will sub
divide and sell for over S25, ,000 exchange for
improved city or country property.
500 0o0-Invest in this and double your money.
Tract of ~ large suburban lots; ideal location
100000 invested in immediate vicinity in
past few weeks; will exchange for improved city
property or country land and pay cash difference.
Sl9.00o-2 elegant residence properties; will ex
change for good land of value.
Si.o00-Cottage. rooms and bath; large lot:
situated close in; will exchange for ranch of
same value.
PAGE & ALEXANDER.
Mgrs. Country Land and Exchange Depts.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO..
i2i4l6 Broadway, Oakland.
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COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-contlnued
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO..
i2l4-16 Broadway, Oakland
c~rrr UCTrrn GpECTAT BARGAINS

LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO..
12l4-16 Broadway, Oakland
SELECTED SPECIAL BAaGAaMs l asa ms. -v
fine land; all level; Improvements Al; modern
house; several barns, outbnildings. ETC.; located
Al for alfalfa; can all be irrigated from ditch
fine stand of grain now in land; terms "a cash.
$50 PER ACRE-16o acres rich. level loan soil;
4 miles from town; on CO. road. Yoo CO.; all
Al alfalfa land; irrigating ditch on land some
improvements; snap; terms = cash.
500 PER ACRE-eo acres, Sacramento river bot
tom near knights Landing: 20 acres alfalfa
balance used for vegetables; good 8 room house.
fine barns outbuildings; fine dairy ranch I;
might exchange for Oakland or San Francisco
improved property.
s45 PER ACRE-64o acres rich, level loan soil:
only mile from city limits Of Mereed; all can
be irrigated at small cost; land adjoining this.
same quality selling from 500 per acre up;
think OF the well known producing qualities of
of land near Merced, then 20 andssee this GAO
acres and you will appreciate the fact that we
are Offering you this land at less than half its
real value; easy terms If wanted.
$3.50 PER ACRE. 200 acres fine level land. s
miles from town and r. r.; less than 125
miles from s. F.; this land will grow alfalfa.
fruit OF vines: used for grain; improve
menJs on this property the very best; fms
outhouses, ETC.; land all fenced and cross
fenced; abundance of water; improvements cost
considerable more tnGH price dSkeu, idHu WILL
out any improvements worth more money; cir
cumstances enable TO offer for short time
only this splendid property at this sacrifice
price; land situated and improved this is at
this price IS thing Of the past in California !;
might consider a trade for improved city prop
erty; terms if wanted; photos at Office Here
is your opportunity
$3.50 PER ACRE-Another sacrifice; 425 acres,
miles from Hopland; on good county road
land rolling and hlly; Al soil; so acres under
cultivation; $50 acres more could be cultivated
If cleared; 10 acres orchard and vineyard; good
farmhouse, barns, outbuildings; land fenced and
cross fenced; abundance of water, oak and pine
timber; in and let US explain the great
possibilities Of this property; photos at Office
offer wanted.
We have personally inspected these proper
ties and you Will find them just as represented
These properties represent in their respective
classes the best land buys in California For
further particulars see
PAGE & ALEXANDER,
Managers Country Land and Exchange Dept.
LAYMASCE REAL ESTATE CO..
1214-I6 Broadway, Oakland
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

THE PEOPLES INSURANCE COMPANY OF
SAN FRANCISCo-Final dividend in liquida-
ton has been declared, payable at once on
surrender of certificate OF stock, at the office
of the secretary, 240 Sansome street, south
east corner Of California street, in the base
mentg Of the Mutual Life building, between
the hours of L. and ! O'Clock p. m, by order
Of hoard Of directors FRANK F. STONE. Sec
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28
MINES AND MINING

ANTED-Investment OF few thousand dollars
10 equip gold mine in California. all derel-
=. oped enough values in sight 10 pay big divi-
dends for many years safe investment; easy
~ Investigate: if not as represented will paw
sH expenses Box 4157. Call office. Oakland
GOLD. amalgam. rich ore bought: cash; asssying
50c. PIONEER ASSAY co, l5l 9th St near
Howard
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28

AN exceptional opportunity 10 procure oil land
near producing wells Cal, or address H. 5.
ToLER COMPANY. 46s 1ith ST.. 1912 a. IN.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28
SAN MATEO REAL ESTATE

FOR sale-Acre lots in city of San Mateo; 5
minutes walk from station; from $1,000 to
$500; adjoining property selling in lots at
$4,000 per acre; easy terms. EAST SAN MA
TEO LAND CO., 1909 Monadnock building;
telephone Douglas 1886.
$3.50 buys 80 TT. lot near station; west side; 10
per cent down, $40 mo. KRALISHEAK, 1235
Lrar
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28

REALTY FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Choice apartment house occupying half Of vara
lot containing - room apartments. all mod
ern. hardwood floors, hot water. etc, newly I'm
isbed and well rented: high class locality; brings
ia about 500 monthly rent; property belongs TO
a corporation about TO dissolve Address man
sger at residence. 20s5 Bush St; phone West
44o3.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE 10 the Eublic-wiI not be responsible
for any debts contracted by Mrs. Estela A.
Drake she having left my bed and board.
March 2S 1910 FRANK DRAKE.
Mr. ". JURASCHhA viii not he responsible
so- any debts OF bills contracted by his wife.
w JIRASCHKA
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28
CITY REAL ESTATE


81. .00o-2 Fats on Ashbury ST. between Fred
erick aud Waller SITS These fats cost the
owner s.. 500 . years ago. Must be sold 10
satisfy judgment. Can be delivered for $4,000
# purchased Monday Tuesday, otherwise
viii DC sold a. slerffs sale subject 10 one
years redemptons Can arrange FOR $500
mortgage.
SIS. .O00--LarEe~fot Pine st. near Market
ST Excellent location for wholesale business
\ good investment at The price.
s265 .0O0-Market -. .ot with 30 foot front
age running through 70 rear street. This prop
ertv will increase very rapidly in value.
HUNT, OSTEYEE & BANZ. l45 Montgomery St
THE attention of investors is called TO the prop
erty on 10th ST. advertised by ]. w. Wright
& Co for auction Tuesday; is In the shell
Ter of Twin Peaks. on the thoroughfare for all
people living on the blocks southwest 18th. 1t
is the only available place NJ present for bus
iness in the business blocks on that thor
ou-hfare: ! bleck 10 lines Of cars; a store
2Ox2G can be built in the front of each at
small cost: n cellar is in already; q good
stororoom and living rooms would rent for
$50 and the fist over for $40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28

SNAP
FREE-A HOME; new; rooms; sunny; 250a
Gilbert ST near Scott,
The person buying this house will be given
absolutely free a RIud water heater and fur
mace. House has marine view, hardwood floors,
big attic. place for garage. - baths, 3 toilets.
sun porcA. etc. Take Union st. car and get of
AT Scott 81. and IN be there; $1,000; easy
terms. Owner. Phone West 1885 or West
s54J.
81 600 HOME BARGAIN
Modern story and half house of 6 rooms
and bath. half block from cars; inside of
18th av-; all street work done; block well
improved (6373)
BALDWIN x HOWELL. 21s-s24 Kearny st.
s. 600 LAST CLAY ST. LOTS.
Only . left. 2SxI37:6 marine view lot in
sunny side Of Clay st; gentle slope assures
view: about , minutes ride to Montgomery
and California SITS: sure renting dis
BALDWIN & HOWELL. s1s-s24 Kearny st.
RICHMOND GERRY ST AT 9Th
AV.-NOu want nice home. We have 1t at
~ 9Th sv. near Lake st; stories and base
ment. double pariors bedrooms; large hexi-
bic mortgage stand
Cash needed $500. or F
House and proposition now OPEN
REDUCED to SIC. l6.0oO-Beautiful home of 9 rooms
aud bath; = toilets. finished basement, hard
wood floors: every convenience; up to date;
flowers. fruit trees. lawn; house years old:
lot 66X120; at ~ Jordan av., in the Jordan
tract See E. SCHMIDT. 1898 California ST
J. C. STUART buys and sells real estate north
and south Of Golden Gate park for cash; Rich.
or Sunset dsts.; will deal with owners only;
submit property at once Call at or address
9S2 Monadnock building.
MAKE oFFER)
Two lots in Buena Vista near Congress. fac
ing Buena Vista park: only block from Masonic
B. F. HERSHEY, 244 kEARNY ST, s F.. CAL
$50 down buys today lot in Sunset district:
near car line and boulevard; price $500: buy
one for your child you can't lose. EUGENE
s.. .35o-New cottage rooms and bath: high
basement: $500 cash, balance $50 per month:
lot 35X16S feet. l. DEPA0LI & Co, 3291
Mission st.
s.. .750lCottsge. rooms and bath; modern; Guer
rero and 18th SIS; mortgage $1,000; driveway;
bituminized street: this. 1853 Mission st.
MODERN room house. with basement fat: in
perfect condition; must sell; terms. OWNER,
1853 Oak ST. near DevisaderO-
se.0o0-Artistic home; Belvedere and Parnassus;
splendid location: lot 25X100; Z sunny rooms:
fine view; price cut for quick sale. MEACHAM
SHERA. l410 Haight ST.
HAVE STANDARD Title Insurance Company, NILS
bldg. insure your title; save time and money.
CHEAP building lots y block from cars; street
work done; cash. c. L. Bender, S45 Pac. bid.
MILL and yard manager who can invest 81, 600.
with services. Box 27s. 1l0s Valencia.
FOR sale-Notions and candy store; 8 sunny
rooms; reasonable. 2T07 Folsom St
LUMBER yard must move; what do you want? /?
Box 36l. 1l0s Valencia.
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL, BLAKE's
BAZAAR, HOS VALENCIA ST
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28

$50 PER ACRE-160 acres rich, level loan SOIL
miles from town; on road, Yolo co.. all
Al alfalfa land; irrigatng ditch on land; some
improvements; snap; terms y casn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28

100 PER ACRE-Ideal ranch Of $50 acres; very
fne land; all level; Improvements Al; modern
house; several barns, outbnildings, ETC.; located
near woodland, Yolo CO.; the land on this place
fine stand of grain now in land; terms "a cash.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE


MADELINE MEADOWS lands Lassen county
California, attracting eastern farmers:
many are moving to Madeline this spring
from Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa: any
looking for location for general farming
dairy farming should investigate this To-
cality; you can learn all about it before max
tion at cost Of sac PEI acre on nine years
time will suit you. cali at f65 Monadnock
. building eI , and ,1r get full. full PARTICULARS
MADELINE MEADOWS LAND & IRRIGATION
COMPANY. Owners
IMPROVED OR UNIMPROvED
ORCHARDS AND VINEYARDS II FULL
BEARING.
valley; only hours from San Francisco; prices
range from 500 to 500 per acre. Easy terms
IL you are looking for a small ranch with
good soil, beautiful location and ideal climate.
about SAN MARTIN.
c. II. WOOSTER COMPANY.
7o2 Market St
MERGED COLONY
Alfalfa. corn and fruit lands adjoining the city
limits Of Merced. In small tracts; prices SIS to
neY acre; 2 transeontinentai railroads and 2
main county ROADS traverse Merced colony;
markets. churches. schools. stores. creamery
alfalfa meal mill. all convenient; literature on
co-oPERATIvE LASD AND TRUST CO..
24e Russ building San francisco. or Merced.
IRRIGATED LAND.
SEQ TO So per acre. including perpetual water
rights. San Joaquin Valley.
Level land. rich sediment loan; great alfalfa
corn, fruit. vegetable and dairy country. Good
C. NJ WOOSTER COMPANY,
T02 Market ST.
FOR rent, on a Iease-i2 room house. com
feet: nice lawn IN front; orchard and garden
IN rear; splendid suburban home. within As
minutes from the city. down the peninsula.
For Inquiries address box 1884. Call Office.
5'acre tracts on the ocean Shore. quarter of
the state; small payment down and easy
monthly payments will start yor on the road
70 prosperity. PEOPLES LAND CO.. $50
MOnadnOck bid. San Francisco, agents.
FOR sale-io acres TurIock Irrigation District
suitable for alfalfa; snap at S75 Also 40
and fruit raising; buy al $500; easy terms
3a9 miles from Turlock Address p. o. box
3l5, TurIock Cal
FOR farms, stock ranches. orchards and vineyard
and timber lands. call send for new de-
scriptive catalogue. ROTHERMEL g. CO. 2f7
s25 down $40 monthly. buys $40 acres good
media county. PROGRESSIVE REALTY CO..
$50 sutter St. room 3ol San Francisco.
100 ACRES irrigated alfalfa land on ditch near
0akdale: S65 per acre. part cash: easy terms.
z. J. TALl.oN. 625 Market St. s +.
IMPROVED chicken ranches. irrigated lands; 10
and 20 acre tracts; planted to fruit eucalyp-
tus. S125 per acre; cared for 8 years Ey-
CHANGE REALTY CO., 1910 Broadway. Oak
FOR sale-Rich alfalfa dairy and fruit lands
stock ranges and small country homes in
northern Mendocino county. Address box 10.
covelo. Cal
FOR farm, stock ranches ana timber lands see
AcFAuL o EDWARDS. 25i California st.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-22
A PRAYER FOR ALL WORKING
WOMEN.
sy Walter Rauschenbusch, in
American Magazine.)

<A1uCI1Cdu N4d& dI1uS./
o God, we pray Thee for our
sisters who are leaving the ancient
shelter of the home to earn their
wage in the store and shop amid
the press Of modern life. Grant
them strength of body to bear the
strain of unremitting toll, and may
no present pressure unfit them for
the holy duties of home and
motherhood which the future may
lay up for them. Give them grace
to cherish under the new sur
roundings the old sweetness and
gentleness Of womanhood, and in
the rough mingling of life to keep
the purity of their hearts and lives
untarnished. Save them from the
terrors of utter want. Teach
them to stand by their sisters 10y
ally, that by united action they
may better their common lot. And
to us all do Thou grant wisdom
and firm determination that we
may not suffer the women of our
nation to be drained of strength
and hope for the enrichment of
a few, lest our homes grow poor
in the wifely sweetness and moth
erly love which have been the
saving strength and glory of our
country. If it must be so that our
women toll like men, help us to
reverence in them the mothers of
the future. If they yearn for love
and the sovereign freedom of their
own home, give them in due time
the fulfillment of their sweet de-
sires. By Mary, the beloved, who
bore the world S redemption in
her bosom; by the memory of our
own dead mothers who kissed our
souls awake; by the little daugh-
ters who must soon go out into
that world which we are now fash
ioning for others, we beseech Thee
that we may deal Alright by ALL
WOMEN.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-22
HITTING THE POLITICAL PIPE
FEW STRAY BITS OF GOSSIP CONCERNING MATTERS THAT
HAVE TO DO WITH CITY, COUNTY AND STATE

Richard L. Metcalfe is now a full
fledged candidate for United States
senator-a consummation long devout-
ly wished by the artist who presides
over these columns. For almost fifteen
yearsthe writer and Richard L. Met
calfe worked side by side or in daily
contact as newspaper men. You come
to know man in fifteen years of asso-
citation like that. Measured by every
standard Of what we call manhood
sterling honesty, answering loyalty to
what he believes to be right, practical
charity, der-heartedness, strong
mentality, willingness to serve his fel-
lows, devotion to family and friends,
patriotism that means more by far than
isanship-measured by all these
things Richard L. Metcalfe meets every
specification required of the real, genu-
inc, manly man. The possesser Of high
ideals, a student Of public affairs, a
man of wide acquaintance among
statesmen and scholars, possessing
thorough knowledge Of the needs and
desires of the great general public, a
friend and helper Of the weak and
generous judge Of the faults and frail-
ties Of his fellows, we know of no man
in all Nebraska better fitted to wear
worthily the senatorial toga. If you
think Metcalf can be bulldozed
! by special interests, take another look
at that, square lower jaw; if you think
he can be deceived, study his record as
an enemy Of hypocrisy and deceit; if
you think he could not hold his own in
the exercise Of the great forensic fields
in which intellect clashes against in
tellect until the very sparks fly, study
his record as an exponent of policies he
believes would be of benefit to the peo
pie
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-22
LABOR TEMPLE BENEFIT.

rendered by the Fulton Stock Com
pany and Manager Zehrung of the
Oliver on Friday evening, July 30.
"Under Sealed Orders will be the
bill. Usual prices of admission. Tick
cts exchangeable at the box office for
reserved seats are now on sale. Ex-
change may be made at any time
after next Tuesday morning.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-22

And the writer wants to say a word
about another big-souled man. Bill -
Price. I've always been proud of his
friendship-today | am prouder than
ever of that friendship, and may moth
ing ever happen to weaken it, I never
believed that under all the circum-
stances Friend Price had look-in on
the senatorship He believed he had.
But he stepped aside, as he has stepped
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-22

The writer has not always agreed
with Metcalfe on principles and poll
cies, but, then, some men are so con-
structed that they cannot always agree
with themselves. But Metcalfe is in
hearty accord with every man who
seeks for even-handed justice, for re-
lief from tyrranical rule by the trusts
and corporations, for equality before
the law, for equal opportunity. He has
regularly lost sight Of his own personal
interests in order to fight for the best
interests Of all the people. An un-
sparing critic Of the trades unions
when he believes they are in the
wrong they often are, being made
up of fallible human beings he has
sacrificed much to fight their battles
when they have been in the right He
is no man s man, but he is the friend Of
every man who seeks for the right, who
is suffering from oppression or hard
luck, or who is striving to better hui
mankind. Without in any wise re
fecting upon any other man or men
who may be aspiring to senatorial
frankly and above board, that he IS
for Metcalfe-for personal reasons, for
reasons of state pride, that for reasons
that have to do with the public welfare.
For United States Senator from Ne
braska. Richard L. Metcalfe.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-22

One thing that the Lincoln boosters
were convinced of-that there is big
element in Omaha so busily engaged
in knocking Lincoln that it has no
time left in which to boost Omaha.
That condition of affairs is by no means
repugnant to this city. Time spent
by Omahans in knocking" on Lincoln
can not be devoted to pushing Omaha
to the front. There are great many
people in Omaha--a majority, in fact
who realize this and are merely boost
ing Omaha. With all such the boosters
of Lincoln will gladly join hands.
Every Lincoln visitor to the conven-
tion of Associated Ad Clubs of Amer
lea at Omaha this week came back
singing the praises of Omaha as a city
that knows how to entertain conven-
ton of big, bright, brainy business
men, and knowing, proceeded to do it
according to Hoyle. All Omaha was
at the disposal of the visitors-not
the perfunctory "welcome to our city"
but the genuinely hospitable welcome
that makes the stranger within the
gates hang his hat on the hall tree,
seize the easiest chair in the parlor and
prepare to make himself at home. The
reception committee of the Omaha Ad
Club was everywhere all the time, and
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-22

I amt lived long yit, but I've lived
long enough t. see dat de boss W 'ot
urges his workmen t. be tfree an in
dependent is speakin one word f'r
de men and whole book full f'r him
self.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-22

ain t a full grown man yet, but I'm
takin' notice. An I amt wastin no
time on de goils dat make up wit de
putty-faced dudes dat let theft moth
ers furnish 'em wit spendin' money.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-22

Metcalfe lacks one thing possessed
by the successful politician of today
self-assertiveness. He is too alfred
modest he has wholly inadequate re-
alization of his own ability and
strength with the people. He possesses
that rare quality of being willing at
all times to sink his own chances in or
der to advance the chances Of his
friends Having given his entire pub
lie life to advancing others to place and
power, he has at last consented to
stand for the high honor of the sena
torship, and if the men whom he has
worked for untiringly will devote one
half as much effort, in his behalf, it
will be Senator Richard L. Metcalfe.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-07-22

It's mighty easy for de guys dat live
.off'n de work Of others t lean back
in their easy chairs an tell us about
de joys o. lovin our work.