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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
113 Montgomery street.
SPRFCKELS LAKE

OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
sPRECKELs LAKE
STADIUM
$40 monthly-Fine lots opposite the park and
Call at the branch Office s5th and Fulton SITS.
SUNSET DISTRICT
$40 Monthly.
Fine lots. street work. cement sidewalks. gas
sewer, 11th TO 49th avenues. Branch Offices
at 23d ave. and Lincoln way and 4sth ave.
and Lincoln way
$40 monthly-A new modern and bath
cottage: 4 block from the Mission street
cars; close in.
s25 monthly-Modern room and bath, on 25th ST.
sl5-New room and bath cottage Vienna
and Excelsior avenues Take Mission
$40 monthly-S room cottage rear of lot.
4I5 31st avenue near Clement street.
$50 avenue ana Lincoln way: Eis-0 Far
rell street cars pass property.
seoo-Key lot; GLADYS st: 100 feet from West
ave and Mission St; severed: SO mo.
s450-Banks St. one block from Courtand ave,
s4oo-S5x1oo. cor. i4th ave and G st. south
s200-Corner. e0x1o0; Abbey homestead; close
Call for our list of cottages and houses and
lots in the Mission, Potrero. Richmond and Sun.
set districts. We are builders and VIII build
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER.
lis Montgomery street
HOOKER LENT
Hooker & Lent Building,
503 Market st.
CHEAP FOURTH ST. CORNER.
SO ooo-This IS without doubt the cheapest
corner on the street; size of lot 50xs0.
WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCE.
ss 75o-A residence in good condition;
in the vicinity OF Fillmore and Sacra-
mento; don't fail TO see this bargain.
SIXTH ST. LOT.
ssT50-Cheapest on eth st; size of lot 5ox90.
AsHBURY HEIGHTS RESIDENCE
81 5o0-Ashbury, above Frederick; house Of
rooms. bath and basement good condition;
$1,000 cash. balance on time at 5 per cent
interest; lot so feet frontage.
BOOKER & LENT,
SOB Market ST.
MISSION REAr. ESTATE.
ID. COFFIN 4 CO..
252s Mission st. near 21st.
LOTS.
$1,000 esch-J St, north line, 4sth sv.: 2
81 ioo@Te1ss ST. east. east line sas feet south Of
So 25o%io lots. Iaidley st. mr. Farmount: viii viii
divide; 500 co,H,r aSTn .9Ivs on each lot fs2sS'
s4250-Hsncock st. nr. Noe; story house,
rooms and bath; modern; (sss5l
rooms asd bath each; modern; lot 32:6x
I1T:6 to rear alley: terms. (6305)
81 600 houses In Noe St. of Clipper
and rooms and bath: lot IS It. front:
make offer. (3620
FLATS.
s.. .20o-Chsttsnooga ST. mr. 22d: 3 fats of 3-5-6
r. and b.; modern; 23x117:6. anxious to
sell. f6339)
D. COFFIN CO..
252S Mission st. 21st
10TH AVENUE LOTS-RICHMoND
ONLY 5000.
80 foot lots.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. s1ss24 Kearny ST.
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
Pacific avenue, corner home, Ia rooms. :
baths; house cost SAL 600 TO build; and
modern in every respect; marine view: 1875
feet street frontage; will be sold at a bar
gain. (9065)
Fl STREET LoT-AT BARGAIN
ASK g. 2.000-ONE-HALF CASH-wANT OFFER
BALDWIN Il HOWELL. 3lS324 Kearny ST
IF ron are looking forrity property or home
i'm Berkeley. Oakland or Alameda. call or send
for our new descriptive list. ROTHERMEL
c., 247 Russ bldg, San Frsacise~
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

= and the Sc. a OF NV. u, section 81. town
ship 3, s.. r. 20 E., NJ. u. NJ; 20 acres cleared;
II miles E. Of town. Mariposa CO., Cal; $1,000
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

1,5oo acres Lake CO.: 200 acres suitable for
alfalfa; all level land balance range or grazing;
timber enough 10 pay for place; viii pay $lUc
stumpsge; price S12 per acre.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

FRUIT RANCH
531s acres on the Sonoma road. A. miles from
Napa City limits and 8 miles from Napa City
court house.
S5 acres in rarest French grapes OF the very
finest. varies from l TO years old. and about
acres TO be grated. Balance of land good
for vineyard, grain. corn.
Running creek through the place Well and
reservoir with 5000 gallons spring water
rooms furnished. with attic and cellar: 20
barrels and about 500 gallons Of wear old
wine; fermenting bins. crusher. press and
other tools for wine making
Barn with three stalls room and hay. pIows
eultiEatoE; 40 cans; coops for chickens: 1
horses, cows, spring wagons buggy
wagon. shed. pigeon loft (524 capacity and
cage 20x40x14 Well and windmill 25 OOO
gallons. Afslfs patch with Irrigation pipe: 4
faucet sprinkler hose; l brooder $500 chicken
capacity: other brooders. 2. 500 chickens. max
ing total of 1000 chicken capacity: breed
ing house with roOst: sheds. fenced with heavr
barhed wire fence; 1.4oO 10 1,5OO large pulIets
beginning 10 lay.
About so fruit trees several oak trees and
eucalyptus; incubators with 2.IOO egg capacity
Place an inside one not county road besu-
tfully located. Last year got at least 40 tons
Of grapes and this year 20 tons. Getting now
212 cans of eggs weekly. each can about 500
and soon as IL begins 70 rain I viii get from,
$500 TO $400 worth OF eggs a month
Place to be sold account Of accident 10
owner.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
MADISON & BURKE.
80 Montgomery st.

FOR SALE BY
Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
r,s,, al SuTTER sT,er,.Scp ST,
S17, 7,500-50x13T:6: California between Polk and
Van Ness: stores and fats renting for
$3.50 per month; bank mortgage of $500
$5,5O0-25x115 to rear street; Mission near 2sth,
with two stores
s13, ,000-i0x106; Shrader near Waller: hats OF
Sc r and b. ea.: renting for S115.
STRAIGHTFORWARD Pacific Heights corner; 2
stores and story house of r. and b.;
cheap rents. S92. so.
10500-Jackson st. Powell; new Oats oil
o.6-6 rooms and bath each; renting for
u ,oSO per annum: :. :
s10.0oo-Cole St near Alma; new cats OF .
rooms and bath each; renting for $780,
offer wanted.
$40. .o0o-25xf22:e; Shotweli near 18th; improve
nients consist of fats of T. and D.
ea: rents $120.
SS,000--30 IT. cor. California ST. mr.. Powell; !;
fine locality for apartments
81 800 6x123: Van Ness av. near Broadway.
with modern house of 10 r. and b.; price
reduced; make offer.
ss,o0o-25xlO0; Fl st. nr. 10th av.; 2 new fats
Of Of So r and b. ea; bank mortgage OF
s5,ooo-55 feet in California ST. near 9th av. !;
offer wanted.
s5.o0o-25x110; residence OF r. and b.; first
class condition. vicinity of Castro and
goth st; 81 900 mortgage can remain.
s1,s75---25x75 Perry Sd; good locality for
seOo--61xloo; 4oth av.. Sunset; cheap.
KANE & CO..
215 Montgomery ST
EXCHANGE BARGAIN.
4 Western addition business corner
line: will be greatly benefited by the Fair: upper
portion can he as apartments, hotel or room
ing house; 35 and 10 baths; stores;
everything rented at low rentals; pays S2s5.
~ PER CENT NET ON EQUITY.
VIII exchange $4,000 equity for farm up to
$4,000 balance cash. This is one of the best
corners in town: lot Is large. price is right and
building should never be ffle; close to theaters.
KANE & CO..
21o Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

3 FLATS-RENT Se25o-PRICE s.. 500
Near path and Castro sts.; lot 25x114: only
s.. 200 cash required; price So, 500, less
SO, 400 mortgage. (9Oe5l
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
CHAIN or LAKES BLOCK
MARINE VIEW LOTS.
EASY TERMS.


EASY TERMS.
The grandest marine view property IN
all OF Richmond district lying between
41st ana 42d avs. r and c stS
The entire block on ofh%si grade;
streets severed and macadam1ed
The block slopes to the south and TO the
west giving each lot an nnobstructed
MARINE VIEW.
Only block from the Fulton st. ear
line and the entrance to the CHAIN OF
LAKES The Fulton st. are now run
ming to the beach.
UNIFORM BUILDING LINE established; ;
every house has 30 set back at least IL IT,
from the sidewalk.
PICK OUT YOUR LOT NOW
As the prices exceedingly low for this
CLASSY property.
You can depend on the incest homes in
this block
A rapid increase in value is assured.
Don't buy anything in Richmond district
until you have seen this CHAIN OF
LAKES BLOCK. 1t speaks for itself.
CALL at our BEACH OFFICE at the terminus
OF the Fulton ST. line. corner Fulton
st. and 49th Open daily, including
Sunday.
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER. 25s Montgomery st.
Phone-Douelas 1914.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
RESIDENCES.

1EAE ESTATE AGENZS-
RESIDENCES.
sls'ooo-PAcIFIC Av modern RESIDENCE, II
s SONS and 2 baths; lot 4oxl2t q z ts,o No in
nrst class block; reduced from s25'ooo-
s1o,ooo-Near ALTA PLAZA: modern. sunny
MnEsiDENCE, M 10 rooms and paths, haru, a,
Iood floors throughout; on sunny sioe ol
$i1'oeoppPREsIDIo plIsEIo HEIGHTS; very artistic ;.
ihohsiDENCE north side OF clay s@'
~ rooms and bath; lot 80 # front.
se'ooo-LAKE ST. near WEST CLAY PARK;
marine view residence: built / year ago
$1,000; every modern convenience. 9
FRANcsoo' 's50; or vicinity unit 'sfe q san 1 MARIO
ss part payment; mortgage SS,eoo can
FLATS
$zo ooo-Reduced from s23, ,Ooe: fne modern
APARTMENT HOUSE, Z apartments Of
rooms and bath each: on LARkIN 81. !;
Ills. sats Sz, 700 per annum; very wei puilt
atustie apartments; BIG BARGAiN-
szi'5oo-onIy $4,000 cash necessary; new, ex.
ceptlohaliy well built apartments hats OF
rooms and bath each near Fairmont
hotei; rents s2,5S0 per annum; pays IA
per cent net on equity
s''oVo-jHlRD AV., Sunset district: Oats. 8
ana rooms and bath: lot 25x120 IT.; in
'esugate and make offer.
LOTS.
s-o'oeo-Lsrge business corner east Of VAN
NESS av.; over 100 feet frontage.
- 'too.Northeast corner, best part of Sunset
district; cose in: offered below market
price, account owner leaving city.
s%'oVV-Near CARL and STANYAN STS.; north
side OF street; fine building lot; cheapest
iol IN this locality; 25x13T:6 feet.
<ooo-key Lot, Sunset; make offer.
sHAIEwALD, BUCKBEE & CO..
~ Montgomery St. Lick bldg.
Phone Douglas AZ.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13


Dealers IN Resi Estate and Fire Insurance
ESQ Market St opp. Palace Hotel.
$is.ooo-Rents fl35: new room fats. Vallejo
81. near Hyde; lot 81 :6xT5.
Sf.fSo-BrOderfck 81. close 20 Grove: modern
hats rooms each: rents ST3: lot 25<IO0
&ie-5ey-hske Offer: grand lot; npe view Of the
bay; Washington st. near Spruce; lot ak
ss.ooo-sl Beulsh ct. nr. shrader: modern resi-
dence- rooms. large basement: KEY lof
2sxioS; see II to-day; owner must sell
fS5Oo-Ihird cash; choice lots. Howard st. cor
ner Goth; 30x9S.
~ 2Soo-HarrisoB st. SN. 2ist: grand lot
for factory; 145TI25; partly improved
rents S15
fs.5oo-Mske offer: 6sts in York st nr Path:
rents S65; lot 52xlO0.
fSooo-Hsrrison mr. 9Th; well built house. s
rooms; LOT 2sKs0
&s.soo-An oher wanted; modern residence s
rooms: T04 Castro 81. nr. 2Oth lot 25xsn
t5oS0-Susp: 2Sd 81. nr. Castro: story house
rooms sno bath; lot 24x114; must be
sold.
81 soo-Very cheap; grand lot. soIs7:s: Church
$l,e5o-Choice lot 18th az. NJ. Fulton: 50xf27
S2Soo-Cottsge. rooms and bath ia Alabaus
~ mr. Path; lot 2eKioo: cheap
t25oo-Dsmond 81. close 70 22d: cottsre s
rooms: lot 25x11S
CENTER & SPADER $50 Market st
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

TWO FLATS AT SACRIFICE.
Owners must sell to raise money; 2 good
fats OF rooms and bath each bank loan
$1,000; look at 80 Lake st near 1st sv.
today and make Us your best offer; posi-
tive proposition; these fats win be sold
and IL you like them, get busy and buy
them. tS6S6l
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

sle'Vo-PACIFIC Ay. modern RESIDENCE, ~
rooms and baths; lot 4ox12I :sA II: 10
nrst class block; reduced from s25,ooo-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
RICH SEDIMENT SOIL

RICH SEDIMENT SOIL
Ss5 per acre, SIT acre cash. balance easy
terms Splendid alfalfa land. All under the
Iurlock irrigation system Perpetus water right.
$500 acres. miles from Coyote Santa Clara
county. miles from Morgan Hill: about 500
sores Of good creek bottom: o.OOO cords Of wood ;
good cottages. l new; cowbarn 40x160; l good
horse barn; silos, 100 tons each: farming i'm
PIGMENTS, etc; l good blacksmith shop. Price
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

sf,T5o-Sunny hide Path St near Castro; all
| work done. (S122)
81, S0o-26th av., Richmond 25xI20
| 81 1,250-l2th av., Sunset; sewer and street done.
(ST44l
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued

Continued
SHAINWALD. BUCKBEE q CO..
~ MONTGOMERY st.. Lick bldg.
Phone Douglas ~.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

SOL GETz & SONS. nc. REAL ESTATE
DEALFRS-S2s Chronicle bldg
5000 to s.. .75o-Lot on official grade in our New
Tract" H Il y" and * sts. from
22d 70 25th avs Sunset district Streets
graded sno severed, water and gas easy
terms Call al our branch office, cor .'H,' ST
and Path Open daily and Sundays
$500 70 81 35o-Beet lots in "Ocespside"
district. Inspect our newly graded blocks
$3.50 TO s.. S1.650-choIcest Richmond lots.
tl7S 70 $45o-Excelsior homestead. Ocean
View and LekeTisw lots. 50 monthly
$1,000 70 s., ,ooo-Modern cottages; good To-
cations; very easy terms.
''OceaDe5de" branch office cor n" st and
z1th Open daily and Sundays
SOL GETZ SONS. 32s Chronicle building.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

80 acres in Glenn county. pa miles from
Orlsnd. y mile from Greenwood station on main
line OF s. 2. TO Portland: soil rich and plenty Of
water for irrigation: land adjoining sells at 500
per acre. Price $50 per acre.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

Ask for Real Estate Record. containing =
list Of property for sale in all parts Of the city
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

1914 acres-town OF Martinez. Spring supply:
800 olive trees, orchard acres. $50 orange trees
IN bearing; "a walnut trees: house OF 14 rooms
blocks from the station. Price $4,000. Elec-
trlc road to Walnut creek. Concord and Mar
tines; main line Bay Point TO Antioch
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

BALDWIN & HOWELL 31s-s24 KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. SlS-324 KEARNY ST
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

6,10O acres In Yolo and Ccusa courties /.
miles from Rumsey This place can he made
into good 100 acre COW dairy and 1000 head
sheep range; Cache creek gives a good suppIy
of water TO irrigate 100 acres: railroad station
II miles, makes it easy for hauling milk and
cheese.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

1,400 acres Of land 4 miles south ef wend-
ling In Mendocino county on the Northwestern
Pacific railroad: about 100 acres under cultiva-
ton; l5 acres in apple orchard about $50 acres
that can be cultivated the balance pa sture
fruit, brush and timber land; most Of the timber
has been cut of, but considerable redwood. pine
and oak left: fenced and cross fenced: good
house, barns and outbuildings: plenty OF water
all over the place. N ". Pacific IS surveying
from Healdsburg to Albion. Good hunting and
fishing Price So. 80 per acre. Terms
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

RESIDENCE. 10 rooms and 2 baths; hard.
wood floors throughout; on sunny side OF
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

Two acre lots close TO Los Antos: all in fruit
and berries; good room houses barns. well and
mill Both ideal homes. Price s., $50 for one
and $3.50 for the other.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

$50 acre dairy ranch in the San Joaquin valley.
close TO thriving town; so acres in alfalfa. 40
acres ready for alfalfa. balance wild feed: 200
tons alfalfa, so head OF mileh cows separator.
milk cans wagons. plow and moving machine:
half mile from station Price sl25 per acre
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

RoTHERMEL & CO. 24T Russ bldg have some
good bargains in city property; also homes in
Berkeley Oakland and Alameda; send or csll
1or descriptive list.
sl.5oo-I@ss than cost; house. 3 rooms. lot
2S1i20: near Mission cars
Sio.50o-4 fats on Post 81. near LaguBs all
rented; paving property.
s.. .5Oo-Nice residence. rooms and bath: lot
2oIq2; Buchs nan st near Vallejo: want offer
ROTHERMEL. & Co.
Russ Building 235 Mont gomery st.
WHY live ia fats apartments keeping vour
long time friends from calling. when ron ca q
ger preftr room residence for $40. with
gardens. 1859 Scott St
TWO up TO date hsts. west II ilth az south
~ Poiut Dobos 5000. Owner TS3 5th aT
Nac1nono-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
LET THE CROPS PAY FOR YOUR FARM

we will sell you irrigated land In our
MERGED COLONY adjoining the city limits o.
Merced on a CROP PAYMENT PLAN Make
one nayment in cash then the balance of the
purchase price from oDe-third the crop eaeh
yesr IN other words. you pay exactly In pro
,orffop 10 Your returns from the soil We have
eonedeuce in the productivity OF our land OF We
couId rot make this proposition. II you have
equal condolences in yourself, write US today Tor
10 and 20 acre tracts. 500 to s12S per acre.
including water right. - -.....
SOS Market ST.. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

IS 6oo-iS54 3d ave. near Psrnsssus ave: Ns-
sonic avenue cars: ideal homes OF :
rooms and bath; hardwood floors. furnace.
heamed ceilings. etc; lots 25xiao: $500
cash. balance easy monthly payments
Owner at premises, call at branch
office
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

$i@eeonPR RESIDIo HEIGHTS; very artistic
RESIDENCE on north side Of Clay ST.
lo rooms and bath; lot 80 # front.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

40 acres miles from Watsonville: 70 acres
are choicest bottom land. balance good farm
land; will make fine 20 COW dairy; uIenty Of
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

MONEY To LOAN on REAL ESTATE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

s5,i5e-Bslanoe $50 per month including in
terest and principal; story residence.
nearly new. OF rooms aud bath, etc: up
70 date: finished basement: 9Th ave. nesr
Golden Gate park: large lot, 25Ii20; IN
cludes new carpets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

s-o'oeo-Large business corner east Of VAN
NESS av.; over 100 feet frontage.
~ 'oo.Northeast corner, best part of Sunset
district; cose in; offered below market
price, account owner leaving city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

40 acres. near Oakley; assorted fruits and al
monas; mouse Of rooms barn, etc. To close an
estate, will sell for $500.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

81. .T6o-0ne- fifth cash: cheapest lot in Par
nsE<us Heights 25x1oo. street work all
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

30 acres. 2l5 miles east Of Antioch: full bear
ing almond orchard. produced this year 81 500:
GOOD house, large barn; splendid location; $500
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

10 acres. near Oakley; 90 improvements; will
make fine poultry farm: 81 200.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-01
The Federal Court Injunction
Against the Railroads
Causes Heavy Decline in Sc
curities of Western Lines.
SUPPORTING ORDERS
Fail to Check the Strong Down.
ward Movement.
Heavy Selling of Both Foreign
and Home Accounts.

New York, June There was an
other break in prices of stocks today
when the market opened as a further
effect of the granting of an injunction
against the proposed advance in west
ern railroad rates. The market had to
absorb liquidation from foreign sources,
which had the first news of the govern
ment's action today.
Stocks of the railroads Immediately
affected by the injunction were the
weakest. ST. Paul losing 5; Union Pa
cif1c 8; Atchison 2A; Denver & Rio
Grande, Northern Pacific, Southern Pa
cific, Canadian Pacific, Great Northern
preferred, Illinois Central, New York
Central, Baltimore & Ohio, Amalga-
mated Copper and Consolidated Gas rs
to 2, and many other stocks a point or
more.
steadied prices Immediately after the
OPENING but offerings continued heavy
and prices broke again.
The severe decline in the first hour
resulted from heavy selling of both ac-
counts. Many of the leading commits
sion houses were reported as having
sold long stock and the way prices
crumbled bespoke hurried liquidation
A significant feature of the decline was
the selling by brokerage houses with
western connections.
There was evidence of support in GER
tain stocks but rallies throughout the
early session were fitful and hardly
sufficient to overcome the selling move
ment.
Liquidation continued in the market
and prices yielded steadily without ef-
feet from the occasional supporting or
ders. The railroads which are enjoined
from putting advanced freight rates
into effect today still led the decline
but the whole list was acutely weak.
Before noon there had been shown
such declines as 714 in ST. Paul, AS in
Union Pacific and Reading, 3az in Atch-
ison, 35s in Baltimore & Ohio, 3ss in
Wabash preferred and 8 or more in
Southern Pacific, Northern Pacific
Canadian Pacific Minneapolis, St. Paul
and Sault Ste. Marie. Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville, Missouri Pa
cific, Denver & Rio Grande, Amalga-
mated Copper and Consolidated Gas.
The first lull in the storm of liquida-
tion occurred about noon. The bears
had been operating boldly and when
they began to cover shorts the market
had it's first effective rally. The re-
bounds ran to a point in extreme cases
and trading quieted down at that time.
Then followed an hour OF steadiness.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-01

at the corner of Eighth and Kansas
avenues, the corner of Sixth and Kan
sas avenues and at several other prom
inent places. By making this reduced
rate it will be possible for most every
child in Topeka to see the airships
fly"
Sale of Tickets.
1t is reported that the general ad-
vance sale of tickets is proving most
successful, and that the general public
will have to look sharp or lose out on
the special so cent rate which is being
allowed on the first 10000 tickets sold
Below is a list of places where tickets
may be purchased:
Frazier Bros. S. E. Lamb & Son,
Sam Rice, Schlagle & Son, Geo. Brown,
c. o. johnson. Morns & Morns (Pot-
win), N. G9 EdeIblute. Alderfer, Sheets
& Arbaugh, Houser grocery, NJ. Boyer,
]. B. Payne, McSpadden grocery, Dur
ant druggist, Woodford druggist, Car
rier grocery, Warning & Co.. J. C. Tau
pert grocery, Joslin's pharmacy, Hen
derson grocery, Hobart's drug store,
Shows drug store, Dfhble & Co.
drug store, Aaron Sheetz. ]. S. Grear,
w H. Rutter. Voiland A. NJ. Petro,
Cash Mercantile Co. Pratt Bros,
Morns & Myers, Berry e. Retter, C. F.
Adams, w. K. Gardner. Tieehurst
grocery, Claude Mayes, Wallman groc-
grocery, Parsons grocery, Hanley's
grocery, L. S. Newelrs grocery
(Shorey), Morrow's grocery. u P.
pharmacy, Frank Merriam druggist.
The Flyer grocery, Louis Weiss groc-
cry, Fladd Bros. Kidder's grocery,
Lambert e. Son. Palace Clothing Co.,
Prices drug store, Stansfield's drug
store, Dibble & Co. (south): Exchange
grocery, Shawnee grocery. j. A. Ian
nan, Ulamperl dry goods store, w. H.
Wilson, Staple & Wright. F. G. Cor
bin, J. s. F'ritten. Bob Gathers. Bax-
ter's grocery, George E. Cole, Estep's
grocery, Charles Robbins. iowa groc-
cry, Clingan & Hummel, c. F. Adams,
Tom Horsfield, Fitzgerald, NJ. J.. Star
grocery. Rigby's. Fladds drug store,
Emaheizer & Spielman, Marshall Bros,
E. B. Walker, Marshall Bros, Chester
field drug store, Knowlton's drug store,
Giblers drug store, L. T. Price, T. E.
Campbell Drug Co., Stag billiard hall,
Mrs Traps cafe, Cremerie restaurant
and Burghart's.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-01
BIG PRIZES HUNG UP.
For Aeroplane Flights From New York
to Chicago and St. Louis.

New York, June Mayor Gaynor
has announced on behalf of the New
York World and the st. Louis Post
Dispatch a $4,000 prize for success
full aeroplane fight from New York
to st. Louis.
He announced the prize at the Hotel
Astor where Glenn H. Curtiss, who
on Sunday made a flight from Albany
to Governors Island, was the guest of
the New York World, whose $4,000
award he won. Conditions governing g
the fight will be announced shortly,
after a conference with aeronautic
experts.
Curtiss was enthusiastic over the
new offer, but in the absence of de-
tails as to the stops allowed and other
conditions he would not say definitely
whether he would enter the contest.
Charles K. Hamilton quickly an
nounced, however, that he would be
a contestant. He planned to enter the
New York-Albany race, but Curtiss
was too quick for him.
The New York Times announces il
has arranged with J. c. Shaffer of the
Chicago Evening Post for an offer of
$4,000 for an aeroplane race between
Chicago and New York.