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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-05
BUSINESS PERSONALS

UP TO DATE
HOLSHOUSER MAGNETIC INSTITUTE.
scientific professional massage, vital science; !;
one trial means satisfaction and relief no mat
Ter Ter from what cause; take no second place to
any operator on the human body; spine, nerve
PinRies, moes warts and poor circulation. A.
AMELIA HOISH0USER, 351 Pacific building
Market and 4th sts., San Francisco; hours 10 to
y; phone Kearny 595. Apprentices taught latest
lmproved method Of Holshouser magnetic system.
A-WIGS and TOUPEES that defy detection;
ventilated; perspiration doesn't affect them
Wig making life study; mems private wig
department, 2271 Cal. st. near Webster. Mr.. G.
Lederer In charge. LADIES HAIR GOODS
transformation. switches, pufs. artistic wig
making. shampooing. G. LEDERER, 1909
Fillmore st. near Sutter. Established 1856.
HAIR is priceless. because we are living In an
age where old appearance bars employme
The Hair Doctors Remedy" prevents, re-
moves such conditions; 16 ounce bottle sent for
II tno poison-use myself DR.. KUESTER.
lo5 Telegraph ay., Oakland there 20 years..
McALLISTER ST., 1910, mr.. Fillmore Sulphur
steam. hot air, medical baths; electric blanket
sweats; yibratory, light rays; Swedish mas
sage; great relief for rheumatism.
NINE. FRANCINE, European most scientific
deep wrinkle treatment 526 18th st. corner
Grove, Oakland. Get a chin strap. Phone
Oak 1911.
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ATTENTION, Ladies-DR. LEWIS, 933 Market
st. bet 9th and 9Th, world renowned specialist
for women only; no delays or disappointments;
relief guaranteed by most superior painless
methods known TO medical science; most obsti-
nate cases treated: all female complaints and
irregularities treated; have no hesitancy IL In
need of my services; absolutely harmless; low
fees. By consulting an eminent specialist you
time and money. Advice free. 10 a. m.
to p m. and to p. m; Sundays. IL
n. to p.
VALPEAU'S female pills; best regulating pills
sold price $3.50 by express. Jener Syringe
and tablets. price S5. By express only on
cept of price. OSGOOD BROTHERS. whole
sale druggists, 7th and Broadway, Oakland.
DR.. of Obstetrics Mary Adam; reliable special
list; cures all women's complaints successfully;
home for confinement; adoption; b., 1-5 p
3004 Fruitvale av.. Oakland: tel Merritt 1993-
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL Is
AT 1871 FILLMORE ST
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LEGAL NOTICES


LIEN HOLDERS NOTICE OF SALE.
Notice is hereby given that Saturday. July
Q. 1910, at the hour of 10 O'Clock a. M. at the
store of Sherman. Clay Co.. ON the southwest
corner Of Sutter and Kearny sts, San Fran
cisco, the undersigned will sell Brewster
piano No. 37050 to pay amount due the under
signed for its reasonable charges for work done
and materials furnished In repairing said piano
at the request of the owner and legal pOssessor,
Mrs F. p. Rodrigues of FallOn, New, pursuant
to secs. 305l and 1852 OF the civil code Of the
state of California.
Dated June 27 1910
SHERMAN. CLAY & co.
By F. W. STEPHENSON. Secretary.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER-
SHlP-The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned. under the name OF
Bagnall & BaughtOn, has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Ethel Bagnal Rice
has purchased the interest of Caroline Bought
therein and will continue the business
under the heretofore Ethel
Bsgnall Rice is entitled to all accounts due
said firm and assumes all liabilities thereof.
Dated June 1. 1910. ETHEL BAGNALL
RICE. CAROLINE BOUGHTON.
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RUSSIAN HILL Convenient 10 Hyde st. and
Onion car lines; beautiful room sunny fat.
Rent S25.
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s4.5Oo-6 room modern cottage. lot 5Ox123: on
me street, blocks from Key Route and elec-
ranch. ABBOTT. 957 Broadway, Oakland,
Don't overlook this.
WILL exchange 81. 500 equity in residence Icf~
Tor cottage and pay cash differences RoT
4415. Call office. Oakland
Will. exchange equity in ane lot for piano sr1
furniture Box ABB Can office Oar1srd
81 800 equity in house TO exchange for. s-,+--,,
BILE Box 4414. Call office. oakland
THE FILLMORE BRANCH or TI7n C1T= -
AT 1851 FILLMORE ST oA-. -
--- LUMBER FOR SALE
s11N NGLEs. Sl5o: rustic. s23; lining. $40. cos..
~ orders solicited 80 10th St, 81 u
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JONES ST. SOMETHING CHOICE-Every
Tat in this building flooded with sunshine; entire
hst paneled in select Oregon pine; reception
hall and living room besmed; hanging brass
chain fixtures; numerous book cases and china
closets; large, glazed brick open fireplace; rent
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NOTICE.

90 AND So o'FARRELL ST. OFF MARKET.
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REDWOOD CITY REAL ESTATE

REDWOOD CITY REAL ESTATE
GREAT SACRIFICE-Beautff new cottage. to-
gether with 81 lots; Redwood City, blocks
to station: all planted In berries; well and
motor pump for irrigation; total price $3. 900;
house alone worth $1,000; can double your
money by subdividing; act 1nfck.
E. w MAGRUDER. 1892 Mission 81.
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
HOMES, ranches, acreage, exchange list.
DAVID L WILSON. Santa Cruz Cal
ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE
ROSS building lots, Marin county-Macadam ave-
nues, sewer, water, gas, electricity. prices
low; very easy terms Owner. r. N. CARSON.
% Battery. Carson Glove Co.. San Rafael.
PUGET SOUND REAL ESTATE
TWO pair fine lots overlooking Puget sound !:
cash terms or exchange Apply to z. T..
HAWK 2231 Dana ST.. Berkeley.
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NEW RM. FLAT-Bedroons finished in dull
mahogany. halls and dining room early English
2 open coal CRATES original design; every room
sunny; rent $45. reduced from So.
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FOR sale-Something new In dats; new designs,
new style on finish: separate entrances; finest
location in Western addition: overlooking rec
reation grounds in G. G. park: 7th av. and 81
St See 2. B. HALLETT, on premises.
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SACRAMENTO ST-NEW 5 ROOM APTS. !;
wall bed. coy open fire CRATE. gas range and
heater, jsnitor and garbage service Rent S2S.
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As ROOMS. well furnished; year lease: 2
blocks from city hall; best transient house in
Oakland. Price s2500 or will trade for a
good clear ranch 322 San Pablo av., Oakland
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
s2OO,0O0ADD|T|0N
.F0RADO|s0h HOTEL
Bar Will Escape Laws Ban by Being
Located in New Part, 400
Feet From Church.

The refusal of the supreme court
to issue mandamns compelling
Judge Hosmer to yacate his order in
the Addison hotel case. means the
erection of an addition to the pres
ent structure that will make 1t one Of
the largest hotels IN the city, and will
represent a total Investment Of a half
million dollars.
The Addison has been trying for
months to obtain iiquor license, but
under the new Warner Cramton law
no bar can he opened within 400 feet
OF q church. On complaint OF the
First Presbyterian church an injunc-
ton was granted by Judge Hosmer
restraining the hotel proprietors from
establishing bar. Through Attor-
ney Emmanuel T. Berger, the hotel
people claimed the new law did not
apply, as the building was on another
street from the church and not with
in 400 feet on a straight line. The
supreme court held with Judge Hos
mer that the Addison comes within
the restricted district.
The present structure Is about 800
feet from the First Presbyterian
church, and the proprietors have just
closed deal for l05 feet of the prop
erty on Charlotte-ave., on which they
will erect an addition costing $780,
900. In this addition will be located
a bar. The addition will follow the
architectural lines OF the present
hotel, the completed building to be
235 by so feet.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
TWOCH|lOREN ARE
SERIOUSLY BURNED
Flames Shoot Out and Envelope Pair
When Kerosene Is Poured On
Fire-Girl May Die.

The two little children OF Herbert
Obert. No. go Concord-aye-. were bad
ly burned, while playing near a crate
fre In the parlor Of their home, ,Satur-
cay morning.
The nine-yearold daughter was 30
seriously injured that 1t was neces-
sary to remove her to st. Mary's hos
pital. The surgeons there say that
the little girl will be fortunate IL she
RECEIVERS.
Mr.. Obert's -four -yearo1,f sou and his
daughter we're playing close to the
fire. The boy got hold OF can or
kerosene ard poured some OF It on the
fire
Flames shot out and enveloped the
body of the little girl. The boys
clothing also cuaght fire. Inmates OF
the house beat out the flames.
Or. Eugene Rodd, No. 955 Cham
plain-st. was called and ordered the
girl to the hospital.
The boy will recover. In st. Mary's
hospital, they declare the child Is not
there. The police insist they took
her there in an auto ambulance. The
misunder standing Is probably due TO
the lack of system In the hospital.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
Market oarde nsrs Complain.

A delegation Of market gardeners
from east and northeast of the city
called on Mayor Breitmeyer. Satur-
day morning. to protest against the
regulations under which they are COM
PEELED to do business. The gardeners
complain that they are compelled to
wait till o'clock In the afternoon TO
get their wagons placed in the East
ern market for the next morning, and
that In the rush at that hour many
are crowded out. They want some
regulation by which they will be able
to get placed without so much trou-
BILE. Mayor Breitmeyer promised to
make a complete investigation, and
do what he could to relieve existing
difficulties.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
TO MAKE APPEAL
ON ASSESSMENTS
Greenfield, Ecorse, Hamtramck and
Crosse Pointe Will Submit Griev.
ances To Arbitration.

Dissatisfied with the boosts given
the assessed valuations of their town
ships By the committee on equalixa-
ton of the Wayne county board of
supervisors, the supervisors OF Green
field. Ecorse, Hamtramck and Crosse
Pointe townships have retained coun.
sci 10 fle an appeal with the chair
man Of the board. Attorney Elton r,
Nellis represents Hamtramck, while
Attorney James III. Pound IL looking
after the interests of the other three
complainants.
I'VE are making the appeal under
an act of 1909, which provides for q
protest In the matter of over-taxa-
tion," said Mr.. Nellis at the close of
the Saturday morning session of the
board of supervisors. by this act
the chairman OF the board of super
visors Is obliged to appoint an outside
ex-supervisor, that Is, former super
visor outside of the county of Wayne.
while the aggrieved persons appoint
one themselves. Then these two get
together and appoint third man,
who Is also disinterested ex-super-
visor. This committee then reviews
original assessed valuations and the
work of the equalization committee,
and II II Is found that the increases
were unwarranted. redress Is assured
In accordance with the provisions OF
the act. This committee has the
power to reconvene the board OF SUI
pervisors and can compel the board to
readjust the figures as recommended
by the committee. The committee has
full power and its findings are final
Supervisor vignoe, of Greenfield
township, complained bitterly before
the board of supervisors. Saturday
morning, at the boost the equalization
committee made in the assessment OF
his township. He charged that the
committee didn't comply with the law
In making the increase; that II dis
criminated against Greenfield In favor
OF other townships, and that the as
sessment fixed by the township board
was right and adequate. To bring the
matter oficially before the board and
to insure the township ample protec-
tion In connection with It's appeal, he
moved a reconsideration of the adop-
tion of the report OF the equalization
committee. The motion was lost on
the following division: Yeas--Atchin'
son. Beaufait, Kelly. Labadie, Megges,
Pernot, Schroeder, vignoe and Wiles
--9. Nays--Bower, Bradner, Burt. But
ler, Ellis, Field, Friewald. Garvey.
Gilman. Colts, Grindley, HARPER,
Hurst, Konkel. Korte, Lempke, Loech-
ner. Miller, Mckinney. Near, North
rup, Ostrowski, owen, Skrzycki,
Thompson. Tossy. Trevor Vernon.
Wager, Walsh, Wing, Zoeller and
Chairman Goeschel-34.
Members Of the equalization com
mittee contended that there was no
discrimination against Greenfield or
any other township. and that justice
wac accorded to all.
Supervisor Labadie. OF Ecorse, Is
Just as much displeased with the work
of the committee on equalization as Is
Supervisor vignoe, and he introduced
(Contfnued on Pare Eight)
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
Many Seats Arc Vacant, Although
Hunch II Out That Cubs Are Due
TO Win After Being Defeated
Three Times.
BENDER Warns Up ~ Connie Msck's
Choice Chance Sizes Up
Brown and Cole.
ATHLETlcs-
4! @nu u0un
M + D00

WEST SIDE BALL GROUNDS.
CHICAGO. Oct. 22.--Chicago sporting
blood was not thick enough to stand
three successive defeats OF the Cubs
by the Athletics and when time was
called for the fourth game OF the
worlds championship series at 2
o'clock this afternoon. there was con-
siderable open space In the bleachers
and no crush In the grandstand,
despite the half holiday and almost
ideal weather conditions.
Instead OF the drixxling rain and
muddy base lines, which were q fac
tor in Thursdays contest, there was
q warm sun and q fast diamond. Ear.
~ in the day, Counie Mack dropped
enough to announce that Bender
plants and when the big chief step
ped out to warm up he was given a
ronsing war whoop from all parts OF
the field.
The selection OF pitcher was not
such apl easy matter for Chance. who
was debating between his own inclin-
alton to give "Three-Fingered" Brown
another chance and the almost unani-
nous demand of the Chicago press
and fans that he start the game with
Cole, .ne youngster, who has been
his most lucky twirler during the sea
son just closed. As Chance came
through the gate before the game he
told the newspapermen that he had
not yet determined which pitcher he
would use. and II required the
referees announcement to satisfy the
crowds curiosity.
Cole was finally selected.
There was q lot more snap and
ginger In the practice work of the
Cubs before the game than was mani
Tested Thursday, and the hunch was
out that the Cubs were due to win.
Even the Philadeiphia scribes regard
ed 1t as improbable that the team
would land such a prize as the worlds
championship without the loss of
single game.
Early this morning Mordecai Brown
hunted up Manager Chance and
begged to be allowed to have another
crack at the Athletics in todays game.
He pointed out that he had won two
games from Detroit under weather
conditions similar to these and said
that he felt that he had II In him TO
win today He was accompanied by
several Of the players who were also
anxious that no be given another trial.
When the players found Chance he
was opening bundle of more than
hundred letters from fans urging him
to give Cole the chance today. The
manager said he would not decide un-
til he saw how Brown and Cole
warmed up.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
Cobb Is Confident.

George p Codd. who has been cam
paigning with Chase 9. Osborn, came
into the city Saturday morning, and
will probably stay for the rally In the
Light Guard armory Saturday evening.
II can see nothing but sweeping vic
tory for Osborn" said Mr., Codd. I'VE
spoke In Branch, st. Joseph. Allegan,
0ratiot. and Kent counties, and the
enthusiasm was great" When told
that the Democrats were making capt
tai oil Mr.. Codd's Characterization OF
Lawton I. Hemans as "four-fiusher, :"
Mr.. Codd said: I'm glad they think
Il helps them"
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
poE's NAME IN HALL OF FAME.
Harriet 6eecher Stoves Resolves
Highest Number Of Votes.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Harriet
Beecher Stoves name led the list OF
the country's noted dead yesterday
in the selection of noted men and wo-
men In the Hall OF Fame in the New
York University. she having received
the highest vote Of the eleven select
ed for presentation. Her vote was ".
Edgar Allen Poe and oliver Wendall
Holmes tied at SO. Others who re-
ceived a majority Of the vote OF the
100 university electors were Roger
williams. 64; James Fennimore Coop
er. 81; Phillips Brooks, 60; William
Cullen Bryant. So; Frances z. Will
lard, Sc: Andrew Jackson, So; George
Bancroft, So.
Statues of these will be placed in
the Hall of Fame as soon as they are
made.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

For the Upper Lakesf Brisk west
wnnds dfmfnfshfngy generally fair
weather tonight and sunday.
For the Lower Lakest Brisk 90 high
wess winds dfmfnishing tonfghfJ gen
orally fair weather tonight and Sum
day.
One yesr ago today Highest tenn
perature, oOs lowest, f1t mean, 40t NO
precipftationt eioudy skies.
The sun sets today ~ 4tf0 y. M, and
~fses sunday morning at 5s64 o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
Company 3. EntertaIns.

Co. B., OF the Detroit Light Guard.
gave a complimentary dance and sup
per in the armory. Thursday even
ing. Sergt. Soop, who had charge
OF the arrangements. was highly com
plimented by his comrades. About
400 people were present.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
Hubby Is Jailed.

Charles Swallow. who has been OF.
dered by the court several time to con.
tribute allmony to his wife, and who
has always refused or neglected, was
sent TO jail ny Judge Hosmer. Sat.
urday morning.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
Can. EIkIn., Condition crItIeaI7

WHEELING. w. Va, Oct. 22.--In
spite of an effort on the part OF Sen
ator Stephen B. Elkins friends TO
deny that his condition is critical. the
belief IL growing that II is. AT Hal
liehurst, the home Of the family, no
Information il given out SO far today.
except that he is still unable to see
members Of the family.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
sTNoNG MEMS SUBJECT SUES.
George Loiceone's Leg Broken ourini
Exhibition; Wants Damages.

Exhibition; Wants Damages.
The next time George Loiccone Of
fers himself az subject to test the
strength OF strong men he will make
sure he has feather bed to light Oh.
George appeared gs plaintiff In JUS
tice Otis court Saturday in q suit
against Vita Cutaldo and Ferdinand
Capelli. brother Italians. In which he
asked damages for broken leg. The
two defendants met one day In an
Italian grocery and after boasting OF
their strength, began lifting all the
heavy objects In the store, ending up
with the refrigerator, which was the
heaviest thing they could find. Just
then the plaintin, who is large man.
came In, and someone suggested lift
ing him. Loiccono was willing. and
the two men lifted him 80 high that
when he came down his leg was
broken and he was painfully bruised.
He sued for lost time and the expense
he was put to. After some evidence
was heard the case was settled out
of court.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
Local Republican candidates

Local Republican candidates will
attend a MEETING Of the Peddlers'
union, In T Tlnenholz's hall, Catherine
and Has lgs-sts.. Saturday evening.
Congressman DENLY viii be the prin-
cipal speaker. going from there to
the armory meeting.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
To Direct Work a, Fort Wayne.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Capt.
Theodore A. Baldwin, Jr., Of the
Twenty-sixth infantry, will assume
charge OF construction work at Fort
Wayne, Mich. He will relieve Capt.
Dana W. Kilburn. OF the same regi-
ment
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
paoaEs MAN,s pEATH.

MENOMfNEE, Mich. Oct. 22.--
Coroner Axelson is investigating the
cause of death Of John Schultz, whose
body was found In carriage house
at Nathan, today.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

For Detroit and vicinityt Saturday
night, fair and cooler with frostt sun
day. fair and warmer, Drfsk 70 high
westerIy winds, diminishing tonight.
Fer Lower Michigan Fair and cool
or tonight with frostt sunday, fair
with rising temperature.
nnUfF9uY TTcMpERATUREs.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
atork vislts creatore Home.

The stork visited the home OF Fran.
cesco Creatore. the well-known band
leader. No. 1855 Clairmount-ave.. Fri
day, and left sturdy youngster. who
will be christened francesca Crea
tore. Jr.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
House Of Correction Inmate Dies.

Amelia Robinson. % years old. died,
Saturday morning, in the Detroit
House of Correction, where she was
servins a short term. Coroner Bur-
eess is trying to locate her relatives.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

no fsathsrs. Tns plain. neat kind that
Essn iGSn' R..s ss Main Ass ,s'ss g csss ssssS
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
Ioul. IoriIlard psad.

NEW YORK. Oct. 22.---A cable me4
sage received here today tells Of o.
death In Paris last night Of Louis
Lorillard, formerly q prominent sport
ing figure and society favorfte - ~
York. He was one Of four brocnet
who were left m immense fortune Q-
the death of their father Loui. Lort
lard had lived In Paris number -
years. 5.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
AERONAUT SUFFER
FROM B|T|NG GOLD
Captain and Pilot Wander Two Days
In Wilderness-Two Other
Balloons Missing.

nue. cutters, lighthouse steamers
and army engineering boats In
service on the Great Lakes have
been directed to search Lake
Z Huron and Georgian Bay and the
scores OF small waterways for
some trace Of the missing balloon
lists. An appeal for such action
was received today from A. B.
Lambert, Of the Aero club, Of st.
Louis. Gen. Allen considers there
ls cause for great alarm for the
safety Of the missing baIloonists.
NEW YORK, Oct. 22.--The Aero
Club of America today received a
telegram from Captain Emil Messner,
pilot of the Swiss balloon Azure,
that he and his pilot, Leon Giraudan,
were safe at Discotasing, Algoma,
Canada. The telegram was dated
Oct. 81.
Messner said that he and Giraudan
had wandered for two days and one
night and had suffered intensely from
cold and hunger. They started to
swim across a lake to reach a settle
ment. Poorly protected from the
eleven degrees above zero and were
nearly frozen before they finally OBJ
tained relief.
No mention was made in the tele-
gram regarding the safety of their
balloon.
TORONTO, Ont, Oct. 22.-With the
agents OF the Ontario government and
the Hudson Bay company securing
the woods OF northern Ontario for the
two missing racing balloons from
st. Louis and the Quebec government
taking similar steps, 1t is hoped that
definite word OF their safety and sue
cor will be received within the next
"a hours. A relief expedition may
be sent from Toronto today.
The names Of the missing balloons
are:
America H.-Alan R. Hawley, pilot,
and Augustus Post, aide.
Dusseldorf II.--Lieut. Hans Gericke.
pilot, and Samuel F. Perkins. aide.
The Germania did not come down
at Vile Marie, Quebec. as at first re-
ported, but at Coocoocashe, l8O miles
north Of Quebec. She travelled fully
200 miles further than any other bal
loon whose landing Is reported. but
her aeronauts admit that another bal
loon, undoubtedly the Azurea, went
beyond them and for her they are
making anxious inquiries. Hundreds
OF miles of dense forests were ahead
OF this balloon and she must have
encountered heavy north wind and
snowstorm. Whatever may be the
name Of this balloon, she is undoubt-
edly the winner OF the race.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22

r;:::..s Sc s.:.:. rs: sssss s.ssE; ''sii g:
Main iSss. es CITY sss&
The Detroit times., 1910-10-22
Tha Fourteenth Ward RepublIcan

The Fourteentn WARD hepuDhcan
club will hold rally In the school
building at Myrtle-st. and Roosevelt
ave-, Monday evening. Neighborhood
meetings viii be held in the homes
OF William n. Blackstock, No. 25s
Marston-ct.; Thomas g. Duggan. No.
1870 Harrison-ave.. and Estimator Ber-
trand r, Porter, No. 1ss Avery-ave.