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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05
BRIDE CHARGE MADE
ON SENATE FLOOR

The famous '-Mc1IUrray contracts.
responsible for Senator Cores sensation
al charges Of attempted bribery. involve
the proposed sale Of $4,000 acres OF Tich
mineral lands belonging to the Choctaw
and Chlckasaw Indians
J. F. 1Ic1Iurray and his associates had
made contracts. with numerous individ-
uaI Indians by which the attorneys were
to receive 10 Der cent Of the proceeds Of
the land sales
Senator Gore opposed the NcNIurrsv
contracts and introduced q measure IN
the Senate providing that ali contracts
with Indians must be confirmed by Con
greSs- II was this measure that caused
the trouble
The possible attorneys fees uudei
The NC1IUrray contracts are variously
eSjiUatcd from $500 90 10 S1C.Gt0. 600 Il
Offer OF S31.ol@,o09 for the land, while the
Geological Survey has estimated its
value a f SI09.J00,s0a-
AICAIurrav's a.geaTs. II is charged, has
tened 10 ~ aSf'-nlSson 10 oppose the Gore
measure According 10 Gore the bride
was offered 20 him IN an effort 10 in
dUce him 20 withdraw it
Gore Measure Scored.
The Gore measure vas favorablY re-
ported and well on its way toward pas
sage During the absence Of Gore from
the Senate on June - 1910 It came mp
in the course OF routine business and It's
enemies had practically killed it when
Gore rushed into the chamber.
Realizing that only TIE most extreme
measures could save the bill al that
stage OF the session Gore made his sen
Sauonal speech n which he charged The
attempted bribery. and that various
members Of Congress psere intereStH5 IN
Tia deal
ON the last night Of the session. lust
before mai adjournment. special conf
notices were appointed hy both the
OUse and the Senate. 10 investigate the
matter
Gore had succeeded in having the bill
reameUIed and JdOOted in such shape as
10 be satisfactory 10 him
Under the previous law II WIS provid-
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COMPLAINS OF oVERCHARGE,

From the prohibition State OF Ala
bama a complaint came TO the Inter
state Commerce Commission today for
an Overcharge on carload lots Of beer
The complainant is ". J. SCheuing.
who cites Two instances Of carload
shipments o. beer made to him from
East St LOUIS. III. via the Louisville
and Nas,Iville railroad. on which he al
leges exec ssive rates were charged
Scheuing demands reparation Of $50 on
each carload.
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me 10 see Senator Hughes and agree
not TO press the measure
o. There win be $500 in IL for you
or perhaps $1,000 if you want it, said
HamoE- He suggested that I call to-
gether the entire Oklahoma delegation
III Congress and have them remove all
opposition TIC the contracts
I'm reply 10 all these offers I ted
him that 5000 or $4,000 was all the
SaEIe To lIe IN a matter OF tl3E sort
and that / would lave nothing Il DO
--Hamon then mentioned a certain Sen
at0r and said he was interested in the
contracts
What was the name Of the Senator2''
asked Chairman Burke
Il don't want 10 say, but II was the
same Senator who had questioned me
short time before concerning the con
tracts"
on being urged b. the committee 10
tel an he knew. Senator Gore said
'-ANell. I might as well tel who Il was
II was Senator Curtis who E2mOn said
was Interested In The contracts While
I am about il I might as well say that
he iHamonJ also mentioned Represeu-
tarive Mcclure as being interested in
the contracts Then he mentioned the
name OF a man higher up in the Govern
ment- I was appalled, when heard that
Well replied HamOn. this is lots
OF money, you see
Senator Gore Reluctant
What was the name OF that man
highey up asked Chairman Burke.
Well replied Senator Gore, I don't
Ike TO say Indeed could not repeat
it without a great deal Of reluctance"
NIr Burk-The committee is here 20
get the facts, and We must have all this
conversation.
Ar Gore-He suggested thar Vice
2 rsTs rHrHe
the contracts
Thomas H owen. counsel for M
GOre-In that connection you spoke Of
~ article appearing IN a Kansas City
called on the President wish you
would say who was mentioned in the
article
aIr Gore-Tn the newspaner Of AprfT
- Vice President Sherman and Senator
Curtis were named as having called TO
discuss the segregated coal and asphalt
lands think before the senate me-
the next day the information came &C
Name Withheld
Cross-examined. Senator Gore said ~
thought Hamon truthful. but thought
he would deviate little on occasions
Senator Gore mentioned a Depart
menJ of Justice employee as interest
ed in the contracts. but refused to give
his name. saying IL was told him in con
ddenCe- He thought President Taft had
made II plain he opposed the contracts
D. f Gore, brother Of Senator Gore,
said he was in his brothers private Of
fee at noon May S, when Iamon ap-
peared, that he did not take part n
the conversation. but went in and out.
aiEd that IL lasted thirty or forty min
uteS- on leaving, HamOl said to y. =.
Gore, according 10 the lstte-s testi-
mCuE-
We'll. Dick, the Senator is getting
avfully hard on his friends 7 Wau- to
make a lCJ Of money. Dick. and 1 don't
care how make it
Later, when HANOI left, Senator Core
told j. r Gore. Of the bride otter.
d r Gore said lIclIurray had invited
him 20 a lToE-IeE banquet He declined
J Leroy Thomson Cores SIenOE-
rapher, said he was in and out Of the
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A Simple, Sure, Quick, Safe Treatment
That Removes Them
Like Magic.

The hot summer winds and sun
shine are busy now bringing out a
big crop Of ugly. hideous, humiliaJ-
ing freckIes. but these bIemishes
have no terrors for those who have
learned that KinthO ba1ishes them ut
erIy- Look in the glass. and at the
first sign OF a freckle 90 to the toilet
goods counter Of Peoples Drug Store or
FaIais Royal. get q twO-ounce package
OF Kfrth0 textra strength, and II u
fails. get your money back
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the Republican state committee. called
on the eE-President to argue against
the direct primary system advocated by
Governor Hughes. Assemblyman Green
OF kings joint sponsor with Senator
Hinman Of the direct nominations bill,
look the opposite stand
The EoverncrshiD came up when
United States Attorney W. J. Touugs,
Of the Long Island district. formerly
Mr.. RoOSevelts secretary urged " @.
WctmQre, Of Brooklyn as gubeTnatOria1
material Alr- Roosevelt GGly smiled
according to Youngs
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GRANDMA SLOAN HONORED

LONACONING. Pa, Aug 5.-Gut OF
respect 10 Mrs Ann Muir Sloan the
business houses Of Lonaconing were
closed four hours during the afternoon
OF the funeral
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60 That al contracts s.ith Indian tribes
IeloLed the approval Of the President.
.tnd Ffesl3cnI Roosevelt in 1905 refused
-. n tribal 'Ontracts made by Nc
~ ia9 ne McAlester attorney then
proceeded 10 obtain individual contracts.
which led Gore TO intl D,s'Ice his bill.
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SENATOR CORES CHARGES

(former Republican National Committeeman
onerei him bride of withdraw his
On contracts, dis
pose persons profit about
S3,OO6OOO in fees.
told him Repre-
McGuire
also inter-
ested n the
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Senator's room when HamOn was pres
ent. He also was invited 10 the frog
leg banquet but declined
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r. r. august 7th-s1-00 TO Harpers Ferry,
ChariestOwn- Summit Point, Stephenson,
and Winchester. and return Special
train from Union Station 500 a. m, re-
turning same day--AdvL
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Ian TERN SLIDES ColOriug Instruc-
tons, one dollar a sitting ar Home
studio. ~ y St NV Afternoon classes
instructed from nature along the cool
historic banks Of Rock Creek, THURSDAY
OF each week
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- Il. L D. -.

TRUSTEE SALE N BANKRUPTCY
o. large sock OF men and wOmen's
Leaoy-fllace clothing and furnishings,
HXLureS. Office furniture. book accounts,
ana lease to premises known as z2I-422
IN street northwest. Washington, D. g
~ virtue OF an order OF the Suprema
court or the District Of Columbia. hold.
ing a Bauk7- ptcy Court, in the matter
OF the Fa7n0,,s Clothing Company, q cor
yo-atloli' bankrupt bankruptcy No 81,
~ GiloeES's5 Ied trustee VIII offer for
sale for cash all Of the assets OF the
aboEe-naEned bankrupt company. in
cluqIHg men and Uomeu-s readv-ulad,s
once furniture5 also book accounts and
ease 20 said stores, upon the follow
ing terms and conditions.
That sealed bids accOmDa7fed hv a
ceFtitled check payable 10 the order OF
lllc y 45lee IOr ten Der Centum OF the
amount OF the entire bid. as a guaraa-
o clock, noon, On the 18th dav of August.
1S1J. Dy the trustee AT his offices- Rooms
210-Slo Coluln1 plan Building. 40 5th street
northwest Washington, y G EnveI-
cpes containing bids to be erIo~Sa~5
t5los IN re Famous Clothing Company
Bids may be
J. For the entire assets be-ouEfrr n,
the estate, including men and wouen's
LedQE -lflattsc clothing and FURNISHINGS
MIXTURES II store Office furniture box
accounts and lease 10 said stores or
= For the entire stock Of merchandise
lncLuGing men and wouen's readv-rrads
clothing and furnishings fixtures. Offce
furniture, and book accounts Qease ex-
cluded)-
All bids VIII be opened BY the trustee
az his offices on the 18th day OF August
1910, az ten QO o'clock a. m. and be
immediately reported 10 the court for
consideration and the creditors and an
parties interested Wlll have I'VE 81 DAYS
within which 70 file objections 70 4Ha
acceptance OF any or all bids, and the
court hereby reserves the right 70 re-
Jet any and all bids that NAV De re-
ceived-
said property may be inspected upon
application % the undersigned tr-Sres
any week day between the hours OF
twelve % n and four % P II before
said August Is, 1910.
LUCAS P LOVING. Trustee
Rooms 505-505 Columbian Building as
5th street northwest Washington D. q
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ANSWERS OF ACCUSED

VICE PRESIDENT SHERMANThe story that to me about
the charges made Senator MuskOgee today absolutely with
slightest Of foundation
SENATOR CURTIS and not been interested them
0be Indian eonractS), directly indirectly.
j. + MMURRAYBrbery entered mind, has
spoken to approached dishonesty.
REPRESENTATIVE MGUIRE-No will that
Indian with
McNuTTay body else
JACOB HAMON-Nohing o say a is
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ROOSEVELT EVADES
QUESTIONS ON GORE

NEW YORK Aug. ST have nothing
70 say about M Sherman. said The
odore Roosevelt today at the Outlook
Office
Asked for an opinion on the general
charges made at MuskoEee by Senator
Gore. AR. Roosevelt merely shook his
head and lodged all attempts to get a
statement on the case involving the Vice
President
Colonel Roosevelt also refused 10 dis
CusS direct nominations or the New
York EovernoTshiu after both subjects
had been taken up with him By callers
O. H Belts. OF Lyons. a member Of
S1-7s Baltimore and Return, Baltimore
& Ohio r r Every Saturday and
Sunday All trains both ways. both
days. except Royal Linited--Advt-'
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Asked Withdrawal of BIZ.

He then explained he wanted me to
withdraw my bin or at least have IL re-
ported unfavorably-- II seems he did
favOrably- When ] told him he wanted
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SPECIAL NOTICES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIKI. PRO
visions Of the code Of laws in force in
the District Of Columbia, notice is here
by given 10 ali parties interested that
Roger & smith has this tth day OF
august, 1910, bought all the goods,
wares, merchandise, personal chatteis,
ana book accounts, Of Edward s Sin
Cialr, contained in premises No &C.
Louisldn& avenue northwest TIE
transaction viii be fully closed and
settled on the 10th d1y Of August, 1910.
Persons having claims for goods sold,
consigned or placed in storage with
EDWARD 5 Sinclair are hereby notified
to promptly present their claims
LEONARD G. WOOD, Attorney for
ROGER p SMITH
Room =. lie DrOir Bldg
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LUCAS P LOVING. Trustee
RoOmS 505-505 Columbian Building as
5th street northwest Washington D. C.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-03
CODE CAVE FINE
SHOW SATURDAY

Tie code Amusement Company gave
a most excellent show on Saturday
lean ut and entertaining all the way
through Il vas BY far one OF the
best yet given by this company
Every picture given was Ia class
uue W Mans Land was "A fine scenic
picture Of bold rugged country and
rough beach to be cast ashore upon.
The Cricket on the Hearth Illus
trating that popular book OF Charles
Dickens vas grand all the characters
IN the book brought out So true tn
lfe that one lived over again the story
given by the great writer
The Senorita was good aud the
SCENERY depicting the dry sandy coun-
try Of Mexico where only scrub bushes
and lots Of cacti grow and bad eoun-
try To get lost In. was a fine scene. as
Well a. the Mexican life and char
aeters depicted.
War In Virginia was thrilling all the
way through and the horses who took
part In this picture We're well trained
10 var life
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-03
:sb Printing st Nugget once.

With the charge OF the schooner
Helen Johnston through the hsards OF
walrus at o'clock q. m. on July I,
1910. the picture taken shows the
mother instinct in the female walrus
as they can be seen with their baby
walrus elinsing TO their backs and
others holding them tightly with their
H'ppers or arms, in order to protect
them, many of them are so close to the
camera that the splash from the wal
rus comes up in front Of the camera
You can SEQ them at the Eagle Hall,
Saturday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-03

Haaeed ia the manufacturing bu-i-
a.ss af stoves iron pipes etc. at
south Seattle and has built up quite
a hree business since ne started
fhr suit rutrrrd hciug the second
rH5t has brcu entered by Miss Arou-
tom Who became acquainted With
Mr. Lang AZ the Rainier Grand hotel
sean after he arrived from the North.
she ut the time being employed az a
ianesrapher at the hotel
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-03

The Polar bear hunt will be so real
stic that you can not but admire this
king of beasts in his splendid efforts
to elude his persures. and when the
rifle shot and spear hit him he was
only about 100 feet from Dobbs and
his moving picture camera, which was
recording pictures at the rate of IS a
second.
II will be seen at the EAGLE Hall
Saturday night for the first and last
time in Nome. Can you afford to miss
1T
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-03
GRAND JURY
IN SESSION

The grand jury reported for duty
this morning. and after receiving their
Instructions from the court retired To
take up the work that the District
Attofneyq's office has to place before
Them.
II is expected that the session of the
present grand jury will be of short
for there is little to come
hefore them according to the report
Attorneys office has to place before
court this morning
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-03

Last boat for the outside schooner
Berider Brothers will sail for Seattle
direct on or about October %. For in
formation call at v. S. Mercantile Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-03

When in Nome stop at the Elite
Baths. Open all night. Steam heat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-03

olympia Rainier. Pabst Blue Rib
bon and Nome beers at Nestors
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-03

atdt the month aght Toy subscrib
= - t1e D7#y Nugget So per
7#lntH- + months. SO one year $50
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OFFICIAL BUSINESS
CITY OF NOME
SAL EoF DOGS.

There will be a sale OF dogs tomor-
row. Oct l, at Barracks Square, ~
o'clock noon
Four black outside dogs, bobtails.
One black outside dog white spot
on breast
A. ANDERSON.
Poundmaster.
oct. l. 1910
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-03

fa- st chance T. see these Won
5etfHI pictures 0aHbiz SHOW. satlH#
cay H.fat
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-03

oct l. 1910
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[R,EALBSTkTB|
CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued


G. H. UMBSEN &sCO.,
neal Estate, Renting, Collecting and Insurance
20 Montgomery st.
S<,ouo-Folsom ST., close in; suitable for either
or flats; unqueStionablly the cheapest
lot on Folsom ST.
$4,25o-To close an estate; must be sold; cheap
est lots on the market; "a 15x137:6 feet;
Lombard ST.; grand marine views.
$o''oo-Corner on Taylor St; fats; lot 2I:6x
125 feet; command grand unobstructed
marine views in fine renting neighborhood; I;
splendid location for apartment house.
ez ooo his IS very cheap lot.
$1Ooo-S7S0 per annum; offer wanted; near
Haight and Fillmore stss new fats Of
90 rooms and bath.
$s,0oo-Elegant new fats of 6-5 rooms and bath
each; rents $3.50 per annum; Hayes ST.
90 oo near Masonic av; look at these.
$1,536 per annum; pays fully 8
per cent; 6 new fats OF rooms and bath
each; in perfect condition: large lot, "a b;
hne location; handy TO California cars.
elo.ooo-hents $l,II0 per annum; business prop
erty on Sacramento St: store with living
rooms and apartments of 4 rooms and
.o- 90 bath each; steadily rented
@i,ooo-Business corner on Haight St; stores
and flats; steadily rented for $2.9S2 per
annum; lot 34:7h II x10o feet.
4o'ooo-Pays is per cent net on equity; elegant
new apartment house; corner 30x112:6 TT. ;
very. light and sunny; always rented; all
outside mats: opposite park
PARNASSUS HEIGHTS
we are Offering cheap building lots, with
street work done, very easy terms. in Par
nassuS Heights; agent at branch office, 9TH av.
and III ST., daily. Arrangements can be made
Iof buildings to suit purchasers on easy terms.
RICHMOND DISTRICT
For cheap building lots on easy terms and
agents at the branch office, Sth av. and Cali
fornia St.; Sutter ST. pass the door.
Agents on the ground daily
Ask for our Real Estate Record containing
city.
C. H. UMBsEN & CO.,
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CITY REAL ESTATE
j. W. WRIGHT a CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
30 AUCTIoNEERS.
-. l25. AND I2T SUFFER- ST.
= INVESTMENTS
CTTY REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS

10000 Rents. ss344 yearly: stores and hats;
hne business corner W. A: 5oxIoo.
s35,ooo-Rehts $4.2eo yearly: stores and fats;
splendid business corner ". A.. 9O1lOO.
S2s-50o-Repts S3lT-50 mo-; 10 beautiful new.
yscsacies; mtse. SIS 600 can remain: nr.
tl1,o0o-@ Rents SleS0 yearly; new modern
Eats, 5 ?. and b. each; every room light
and sunny: Guerrero St: lot 50xl25.
elS5oo-Rents slz7 mo-: store and fats; nr.
Powell and Onion; store under lease.
tlS'ooo-Building should be raised snd store built
90 ground floor; substantial fats, 6 T.
snd b ca; renting for s4o-S44-SsT.5o mo. (;
-. Haight near Masonic.
fats CO.. T. and b.; lot 25zllT; nr.
Larlin and jackson; mtg. $1,000 can re
Ele,50o-Rents l.2so yearly; 3 hne, new. modern
Cats; 4-5-5 r. and b. es-s Clay nr. HYDE;
bank mortgage $4,000 can remain.
9lo-50O--Rents 81. 200 yearly; modern nats, 5-6
r and b. ca. nr. Post and Lasuna SITS
lot 25xi37 g 70 rear street. best buy in
Ss.75o-Renf sos month: store and ? nsts; Sut-
Ter 81 near Scott; lot 2f1lS4;6.
ss,Seo-Rents ses mo; stores and 4 Oats. 4
cove ceilings; building slone cost $4,000
years ago; Mission district
SS25o-RentS So no.; fats, r. ana b. ca. {;
gas snd elec;; modern plumbing; mr.
Castro and oath.
SsOoo- Rents $3.50 mo-: modern fats, 5-s r.
and b.: nr. Lyon and Oak sts.: lot 25xlo5;
bank mtg. s. 600 remain.
S1.00-Rehts S75 month; partially under lease;
2 stores and hst shove; near 9th sv and
%. II ST. lot 25xiO0.
$780, modern 6ats. 5 r and b. ca: beam
cell. coal grstes. gas and elec; concrete
basement: easily worth $1,000.
S6.300-Rents S64 mo-; lowest rents in district;
.. 18th St; best part; modern nats, r.
and b. es.: lot 3oxl14; only one-thrd cash
required.
S55oo-Bents $3.50 no.; brand new fats, 4
s. 2. and b.: close 10 Larkln. and Hyde.
S5.2Je-Rents $50 mo. /; ? good fats. r. and b. I;
~ Dolores nr. 18th st; lot 25xl25; mtg
--- - $500 can remain.
81 IS ,090-Rents S5l month; nice nsts; 2lst st.
> - sesr Folsom; lot 25x10o; only 81 900 cash
-. required
S4,oo0-House. r. and b.; ? toilets; original
- - b.: plans called for fats; could be converted
Into same for 81 $50; 18th and Folsom.
&2.Q00-SHoP; south side Clementina; 25x75.
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RESIDENCES

$500 76nl T. required: artistic marine view resi-
~ T. dence just completed: built by owner, but
=: compelled 10 sell; bal. terms.
&i,loo--Mo odeFrl residence. r and b.; billiard
: r. room. and builtin sidebosrd.
f6;e5eze-Res. r and b.: nr. Fell and Fillmore; :;
o. -. comfortable and sunny.
S6sJOQ- Substantial house. r. and b.; nice
yard; lawn in front; house arranged for ,
fsmiliesi buffet kitchens; $1,000 can re-
main Germsn bank; lot % :6xi2T.S; fine
Detghborhood. ". A.
Sc, $50 Modern res. r. and b.; large bsmt. I;
p, only . yrs. old: could be arranged for 2
families: lot 25xl00: Belvedere 81.
-, ,3Qo-Nice residence. r, b. and toilets:
Aih st. Castro; fine neighbcrbood: lot
25Kii4: only $500 cash.
S8iS5S-COttsEe, > r. and b.; light and sunny
modern plumbing: Army nr. Guerrero st.
Sl.5O0-Cottage- g r. and h.; foot basement;
-- lot 25xI12; Sunnyside
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CITY REAL EsTArE-centlaaesL-
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER, 255 Montgomery ST.
Phone Douglas 3644

IIPMAN & HIRsCHLER, 255 Montgomery st.
Phone Douglas 3644
BIG SNAPS IN SUNSET AND RICHMOND
1925 each-On Masonic av. extension car hne'
. marine view lots on 10th av- and D ST.
$3.50 each lots on 32d av. one block from
stadium and Golden Gate park: adjoining
property selling for double the money
easy terms.
81 .soo-Choiee building lot. half block from
II ST. and Golden Gate park; owner must
s.. 75O~H st. lot between 20th and 2lst avs;
cheapest buy In sunset @ I.h terms, IS n,,or,,,-
lied: lots in this vieipity selling for 1850
s6Jo-One lot left on s4th av. near A St;
s9OO-I.ot on 35th av near A St: macadamized
ST house on each side OF lot.
So, ,J00-Business corner, 10 ~. on Slemsht 81
stores. An inexpensive one story building
will bring big returns The ,,r rut1re vSlHe nrsrs
estimated Reduced from 81. 500 for quick
sale. Terms can be arranged.
COTTAGES COTTAGES COTTAGES
81, ,750-A room shingled cottage on 10th ay
near St; street macadamized' foOo
50. 2.sooNCottsee Of 4 rooms and bath: 7 It.
basement; near 2sth av- and Pt- Lobos'
s5.Ooo-Nice cottage of rooms and bath on
81 ay. near l St; lot alone is worth
s., 300: 81. 900 cash will do the work
So, ,s50-New room house with high basement
for fat or store on goth av. near n St
the future business street OF Sunset;
mortgage Of s., 200 remain.
LOOK AT OUR GRAND MARINE VIEW LOTS
on Point Lobos heights, 10th av. bet. and
SITS; macadamized street; cement sidewalks.
s3. 900 house is being erected on this property;
others contemplated. Only few OF these lots
left We can arrange finances If you wish TO
build nice home. Restrictions.
SUNSET OFFICE-Cor. Fl st. and 7th av. Open
daily. including Sundays.
BEACH OFFICE-COr. Fulton ST. and 49th av-
topp- life saving statiOn). Open Sundays
only. Ellis and Ocean
PIT. LOBOS HEIGHTS OFF1CE-COr. PIT. LObOs
and 4Oth Sutter- Clement car. Open
afternoons and Sundays.
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER 255 Montgomery st.
Phone Douglas 3644