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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16

NEW. beautiful. artistic room bungalow; ac-
count leaving city win sell at bargain if taken
quickly. Not advertising price. for liz have to
leave before selling will not sacrifice: lot 4ox
1856: hardwood floors: builtin seats bookc 4 ses
breakfast room. bedrooms, laundry. toilets
garage: especially built for owner: easy terms
Claremont Key Route to College OWSER(
2636 Alcatraz av
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
Special. NOTICE.
.Contfhued

y MUST SELL.
MUST SELL.
MUST SELL.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
bungalow builder came in -o1r Office fnls
week and says, J.aymanee. I have houses on
my hands and I have simply got TO, sell some
thing If have TO sacrifice at any cost have
carried them with mortgages and they are eat
ing me up. Now. Mr.. Buyer. we think enough
of this mans statement to pay for this ad-
yertisement and take cur time VI to show then them
at orr office and we say positively doubt II
there are any better bungalows built; UP to
ordinary market. Please see them and let us
have Your offer You might he the one 10 get
,',a neear er,Scs ou onn or 10 ss1s
three or four others. We will submit your
offer. They were built to sell for 5000 and
LAYMANcE REAL ESTATE CO..
I2l4-12ls Broadway.
Oakland
BUNGALow.
BUNGALOW.
BUNGALOW.
BrSSAIoW. BeSsao
EASTERN OWNER WIRES SELL.
$3.50 cost $40. o0o--An eastern owner has a
room residence, in splendid order. entirely reno
vated inside and outside since occupancy last
rented at $50; also large lot. 72 feet front. q
feet Of which could sell build on, within G
blocks Of 22d and Broadway Key Route station
fine nelghborhood. Suppose you were east, owned
this house. With mortgage of 500 on it and
remain there. Would you not make sacrificed
This owner in telegraphic order saws sell. It's
for the first buyer that takes it, We will show
you, with pleasure, for 1t has the value
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
1214-121s Broadway
OAKLAND.
BUSINESS BLOCK BARGAIN
seo.00o--where can you buy in Oakland a
business corner. improved with brick block on
il, al what the land is worth. In location that
Is growing as fast II and with an abso-
Lutte future? We hare it: corner 100x1OO land
special reasons which would be pleased 10
qualify. for selling. Not many times will you
have this opportunity in this rapidly growing
city.
LAYMANCE- REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
12141216 Broadway,
OAKLAND
est mn A.ut- -oc.-
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
Continued

Continued
EXCHANGE room hard finished bungalow.
half acre land, large frontage. block fSom car
line, 20 minutes from center of Oakland; want
improved ranch up to $4,000. Box 3l6s. Call
office. Oakland.
S15.o00-Inside income property. we'll rented; 10
cation good; also nice little cottage sll
clear, in Oakland; want country property; give
full particulars first tgne ABBOTT. eoI
Broadway, room %. Oakland
WHAT you got in way of clear ranch to ex. for
10 room house and bunch of lots to value of
$4,000? Mortgage of S2.500: property hringS
In from $50 TO SO per month. For particulars
see W. W. CASEY. San Msteo
FOR exchange adjoining lots in Los Angeles
for land in vicinity of San Francisco or city
lots value $4,000; clear; also good income
property for exchange in same way. Address
+. r. BACON. 2525 Regent St. Berkeley.
PEAT LANDS
Highly improved: leased cash bond; price
$4,000: will trade for Al income property and
cash. Box 315S. Call office. Oakland
FOR exchange or sale-A good business prop
erty in Lowell. Ariz.. adjoining Bisbee. for
San Francisco Richmond property. S. W.
DOBSON. LOWELL Ariz.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
FARM LANDS FOR SALE
EVERGLADES MUCK. LAND.
TVER(xT ADT-S NfTTCE IAND

GOLD AND SILVER
GOLD AND SILVER s
FROM
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WESTERN LAND AND BUSINESS AGENCY.
$50 MARKET ST. ROOM 5nR.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16

WHY PAY RENT:
LINDA VISTA HOME
81 $50 cash and $40 q month will buy this
splendid modern home, rooms and bath; corner
lot 4ox130, surrounded by choice homes; lot is
worth s., 500, and the house easily worth SS,5Ooi
the price for Immediate sale is $1,000
$3.50 CASH.
s25 month. buys a magnificent bungalow IN
Fruitvale on q lot 4ox11o, and the price is only
IS, 500.
$3.50 CASH.
$50 month and move into q brand new hung allow.
rooms and bath: near Key Route and electric
lines, IN North Oakland, and this at $3.50.
$3.50 TO 81 600 CASH.
I can sell you any one Of 100 bungalows. all
brand new, in choice locations. near Key Route
trains, at from 81, 600 to IS, 900.
B. l. SPENCE.
2s1-2sS-2S9 Bacon Block,
Oakland.
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REDWOOD cITY-ReaI Estate

A-IMPROvED lots; s minutes walk from Red
wood City depot very easy terms; also acre
age: send for booklet. BALDWIN & HOWELL,
S1S-324 Kearny ST.
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OAKLAND PEAL ESTATE


a. j. SNYDER.
1114 Broadway, Oakland.
VERY PRETTY COTTAGE
S4,oo0-This very attractive cottage of rooms
and hath with red gravel driveway. is
on West st. near 3sth. Just blocks from
the Key Route: modern throughout fne
neighborhood; sunny and well arranged.
18TH ST. CLOSE TO SAN PABLO AV
$5o0e-A 40 foot lot by 100 feet deep, with
very good story house Of rooms snd
bath. This property Is in the right dis
triet for a, buy. II you want to make a
big turn. take this.
IN ALTA PIEDMONT
SIC, oo0-One of the most slightly lots for fine
residence around the bay: beautiful view
select environs. This beautiful lot is
about 800 feet square and is about the
only large piece of ground that can be
bought in this choice locality.
A. ]. SNYDER.
1114 Broadway. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16

BEAUTIFUL lots. $f25; Redwood City. close in;
$40 down. IS per MONTH no interest. E. w.
MAGRUDER. 1885 Market ST., S. F.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16

P S-Land salesmen investigate our. propo-
seller.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE
BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES.

TWO bungalows for sale at Easton No. I; and
5 rooms each: big lots; small payment down:
easy terms Address ]. W. BEvIS, P. o. box
al
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16

NORTH BERKELEY RESIDENCE FOR -SALE
Built for home and occupied by owner: near Eu-
cid av.. splendid unobsfructed view of bav
and hills: first floor has living diuing music
room and large reception hall. with oak floors
opening together: 3 fine bedrooms on second
floor; splendid basement and attic: also large
porch and sleeping deck: terms 81. 900 cash and
$50 per mo-, including interest. Address r, o.
box f32 Berkeley
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HOME INVESTMENT Co.
1922 Fruitvale av.. cor. Boulevard.
Phone Merritt $40.
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RESTAURANT for sale: great bargain. $500.
193 9Th st. cor Howard.
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THIS S2.450
SHOULD INTEREST YOU
Cow fats; live in one and have rent from the
other, which Is now rented for S2S per month.
This is a positive sacrifice and can be had for
$3.50 cash: rooms each; close in on 18th ST:
fine renting district.
COTTAGE SNAP
s.. 2oo-5 rooms. bath; on business street: close
IN; fine for store building by raising cottage
So 400
rooms. bath. garage, basement: close in; nice
neiEhborhood
Berkeley home 6 rooms. and also rear cottage.
rooms: large lot: fine location: easy terms.
ROSENHEIM & SHANNON.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
Continued


BYINGroN-RENToN COMPANY
a. asse Personally inspected and can recommend
s.. .ooo, ,Ooo-loo. 600 acres Of best land in CALI
iofnls; sll under irrigation: 900 acres
"a alfalfa at present; $50 per acre.
very cheap at this price: the best
- colonization proposition in California
S'V0'VVo''soo 800, acres Of reclaimed peat land.
worth $3.50 per acre in subdiviSiou
SoSo'o0o-s-2oo scres reclaimed peat land ali
saeer s5se Irrigation; sos per acre; worth
Ssi2,ooo-So.6oO acres in Glenn county; finest
stoo6 & ranch IN the state of California !:
e.Vee acres OF Jewel land; 10000 acres
$50. ooo0,Chespest cattle ranch in california: /:
10000 acres AT SIS; 5000 acres can be
iTrlgeted; two streams; numerous
sso.oooP65oed dry farm land co,,,r,s,r am
acres. close 10 r. r. in San Jnsorin
county. east Of Lodi: ideal eucalyptus
$50, ooo-Mendocino county sheep ranch: sood
oNeiing. narn, eorrais. dipping watts,
SsT SsSr' ss1nss Zoo she sheep 60 with the place;
$50 ooo-Sonoma county vineyard and rinerr:
geo acres; hne house. stables. impie,
ments, wagons. buggies. horses etc: a
good buy al the price
We submit only such properties ss h,~e
pas passed sa. our personal inspection and which we
BYINGToN- -RENroN COMPANY.
haloos building. San Francisco.
LITTLE SUBURBAN FARMS
OVERLOOKING SAN FRANCISCO BAY.
FIVE ACRES AT PRICE OF LOT.
$500 cASH-s2oo YEARLY
Or
SIS cAsE-si5 MONTHLY.
Our new tract near Richmond Is rsch Seer
soil. close to Santa Fe and Southern PsciSr rsN
road stations. Committing distance TO San Frsn
cisco. Oakland. Richmond OF Pullman
IDEAL for chickens, squads, garden truck hsr
ries, Bartlett pears etc. .Oe1-
SURE TO DOUBLE IN VALrrE prropr
BIG FAIR
ONLY FEW At INTRODUCTION
PRICE.
A. E. PATTEN LAND COMPANY
425 First National Bank Building.
San Francisco
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BUSINESS CHANCES

SPECIAL. NOTICE THIS DAY
Will exchanges my equity of $4,000 in
$500 improved farm near san Francisco
for good improved or unimproved real estate.
IA Pacific bldg
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-23
BURNING THE TRASH
BEST DISPOSITION THAT CAN BE
MADE OF REFUSE.
Means Saving Of Money and Is the
Quickest Way Of Getting Rid Of
flashes to Make Walks
and Repair Roads.

\ woman who lives In the country
will tiud she can save a great many
pennies by regulating household trash,
ashes etc. Trash. FOR instance. is an
expense in the country because the
householder pays FOR having Il carted
away. Therefore her economy comes
On having iunammable stun burned on
the premises Aud as dry trash is
easily threc-iourths OF the refuse. she
saves Just that much on carriage
TO hold trash there should be bar.
rcls and firm mandate issued by the
head ot the home that old tins, bottles
and everything non.burnable must be
put into them. In the other barrel pa.
pcrs. rags. etc. that usually mi the
household scrap baskets must be
placed
one particular spot on the place
should be reserved for the holocaust.
u win be black and unsightly spot
ana for that reason retired nook
should be chosen. If there is none
The drive may be used for after the
me Is out the gravel may be raked
over SO iu day or two all traces
of tho iire are obliterated.
Whether or not there Is a regular
day FOR burning depends upon g.c
hnusckoepcr's own routine II man
comes once week to clean the
grounds he should attend to the bon.
FIRE
As for ashes unless they are very
coarse 1hey make excellent walks I'm
the country II is advisable to have
them siftod first. as some may be
burned later, thereby reducing the
coal bill. Those left are cinders that
viii pack down hard and smooth and
save buying gravel for walks and
drives. In this way a whole path may
be made Of ashes with thin ton
layer Of gravel. This Is a tin for per.
sons building bountry homes on lin
tied incomes. They. as none others.
know that the financial demands OF
the grounds are endless and this is
one way in which money may be
saved
II one does not require ashes for
the grounds there are always country
roads in need of repair, where they
may be put. For instance, deep holes
may be filled with the cinders. or they
may be distributed evenly along the
wayside. Selectmen have no objection
to tnis, If the ashes are properly
placed. and many a dollar may be
satud.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-23
AndoVer. N. H.. Has Colony of Fifty,
Which Has Grown from Twelve
Liberated Ten Years Ago.

Concord, n. H.--In the sparsely set
tied town of Andover. reaching from
Ragged mountain on the north To
Kearsarge mountain on the south Is
the only herd OF wild elk east of the
Rocky mountains
party Of Boston lawyers recently
visited Andoyer on a snOWshoeing trip,
climbed Kearsarge and Ragged noun
tains and returned fun of enthusiasm
for the region as a winter resort.
Leaving Boston az nine o'clock I'm the
morning, they left the train at noon at
Potter Place. the principal station IN
the town of Andover After dinner
snowshoes were put ON and the party
started up the south slope OF Ragged
mountain over the property of the
Ragged Mountain Fish and Game club
It was on this property that a herd Of
IL elk was liberated about ten years
ago II has now increased to the
number Of 50
The cottages Of the club members
are conspicuous on the southern slope
Of the mountain, occupying picturesque
sites, but most of them are grouped
near Cold pond famous fishing pond
on the club property Soon after the
pond was closed to public fishing some
one took revenge for his exclusion by
placing in the pond several plckerel.
These increased at a marvellous rate,
feeding on trout until the latter were
practically extinct. me club then
rid the waters OF the lake of all fsh
and stocked it anew, until the fishing
is once more excellent.
The Boston party were much disap-
pointed in not getting a sight of the
elk, but their tracks were everywhere
to be seen. ranging from the tracks
OF small calves to the hoof prints of
two-year-old heifers. Instead OF being
pointed. like deer tracks, these tracks
were blunt In front and nearly oblong.
II was learned later that the herd had
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-23
LAKE ERIE HERRING

culturists think, to tho variations In
depth which are peculiar in that lake.
The western end is shallow and thus
provides vast and favorable areas for
spawning grounds The deep water
of the eastern end is an almost bound.
less retreat for the half-grown young
And yet there are no lake trout In
Lake Erie. at least none worth men.
tioning. Once in awhile a small catch
Of these fine fish will be made in the
deep waters in the vicinity of Erie.
but none Is ever taken west OF that
place. Neither are the lake trout In
the Canadian lakes. The market sun.
ply of lake trout comes from Lake
Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron
and Georgian bay.
THE blue pike is a fish of much
commercial Importance to Lake Erie,
and It is found In no other waters
eX>~Ht Lake Ontario. These fish
seek the Canadian shore in the early
summer months and do not return to
their old haunts in American water un-
Ill the fierce November gales lash the
lakes. The sturgeon, once dwelling
in myriads in the shallow waters par
ticularly those tributary to Sandusky,
likewise seek the Canadian shore IN
summer after depositing their spawn
and return to their old feeding
grounds soon after the first sou'wester.
There are not many of them left now
to either so or return. Only a few
years ago they were regarded Us a
good sale at 25 cents apiece. Then
the cayiare seekers opened the eyes
of the Sandusky fishermen and IL was
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-23
VENTILATING DAIRY BARN
is IMPORTANT FEATURE
Cleanliness Of tho MIR Success Of
Whole Business Depends
Fresh Air.

There Is no more important feature
about dairy barn than the ventila.
ting system. The cleanliness OF the
milk. the health Of the COWS, and the
success Of the whole business depends
on the proper ventilation Ventilation
OF poultry coops has been practically
solved BY the use of cloth windows,
but the dairy barn Is another matter.
one which requires study and more or
less cost In construction.
In the accompanying illustration Is
seen the King system Of ventilation
which Is a huoyledged by experts to
be one of t.o best systems i'm opera
tlon today
Tho inlcts must be so arranged that
the warm air will not pass ont in
stead Of the cold fresh air coming in.
lt IS for this reason that the inlet hue
should begin near the ground on tho
outside and end near the ceiling In.
side. All that IS necessary Is to have
the outer end of the nue several feet
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-23

lower than the inner end. There
should be a number of inlets of small
size, in order that the fresh air may
be evenly distributed throughout the
stable. Whenever possible the inlets
should be inside the stable.
A convenient size for an inlet Is
4X12 inches. This permits the fue TO
be built between 2x4 studs. From
eight to ten inlets should furnish
enough air for 20 COWS. The nues
should be lined with building paper
and this covered with matched lum-
ber In putting the nues in an old
barn the paper may be tackled against
the outside wall, then the studding,
and the matched lumber nailed to the
studding. The outside opening of the
flues should be covered with woven
wire.
I'm some instances the flues are
made of sheet iron which IS tackled to
the studding in such manner as to
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-23
Divorced Mic aeta Half.

Atlantic City, N. wives Of erring
husbands are entitled to an exact half
OF the earnings Of the house heads,
according TO the judgment Of Vice
Chancellor Leaning, who ordered Al
bert NJ. Morales to follow this system
in providing for Mrs Morales, d.
yorced several months ago. Vice
Chancellor Leaning, acting on the
wife's complaint that she had not re-
ceived her share of her husbands in
come, ordered Morales to keep a
strict account of every cent which he
receives, which will tie inspected by
the court at regular intervals.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-23
Walnut Fritters.

Put a small cup of milk and one
half ounce of butter in a saucepan on
the FIRE When IT boils add three
ounces OF dried and Drowned bread
crumbs and little dredging of -four.
Let it cook until it no longer adheres
to the pan, and remove from the fire.
When it is cool add two eggs, beating
until smooth, a large tablespoonful
of shelled walnuts previously run
through the nut mild, seasoning, and
little grated onion juice. Mix well
and shape into cakes about one-haii
inch thick on a floured board. Roll in
-four or eggs and bread crumbs, and
fry. Serve with walnut gravy. OF
round a dish of grillcd tomatoes.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-23
An ohllalnn senntor

Observation-Disclosures of congress
frequently receive requests Of an un.
usual character. a few years ago
Senator Frye was asked by a constltu-
ent In Maine to send him The congress
sional library, and correspondence was
required to disclose that the writer
wanted report of the congressional
library. That request was considered
all-embracing until the other day,
when one reached Senator Hale OF
Maine, which read as follows:
"Will you please send me the United
States?'
a map Of the United States was sent
In resnonse TO the letter.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-23

The above Illustration shows a duck
house with wire separated water runs.
This is an admirable plan for farmers
who have running water on their
farms.
In duck raising three things are es-
sential TO success, frequent feeding,
plenty Of good drinking water and
abundance of sand or other grit. II
imcubators are not used, hens are bet
ter than ducks to incubate the eggs
and the best practice is to take the
ducklings away from the hen as soon
as hatched. keeping them in a covered
box in q warm room or In a regular
brooder until feathered During the
day they should be kept I'm movable
pen on fresh grass Don't let the
ducklings puddle in the water or they
are liahss A. get WEI, and dampness
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-23
. Sense OF Smell Lost early.

London.-"Man has nearly lost the
sense of smell There are compara-
lively few men of so who retain It"
said Or. A. Hill ir a lecture at the
London institution. on the senses as
news agents of the mind. The nose.
he said, had precedence of all other
senses, not only from its position 5
the anatomical tip of the body, but
because IL was the doyen OF the
senses. having regard to the order of
its creation II made its appearance
before any other sensation.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-23

afford good lue This Is one %
the neatest ways Of constructing tho
fues Of which | know Tho same
sheet or galvanized iron can be used
that is manufactured for roofing. 50 ~
is easily obtained. In some instances
it Is we'll 10 have trap doors in ths
llues 80 that the wind will not cool
the barn too much in the winter. I'm
the nOrtn this plan OF veutiIating ~
being adopted by the dairymeD 90 a
great extent and is providing satisfae-
tory in every case
with the King system of ventilation
it is possible TO keep the temper
aturc Of tho properly constructed
dairy barn nc about any degree that
IS wished. This IS all important to
the dairy animal They win not do
well Il they are compelled to exist
whore the temperature Is fuctuating
all the time and 20 great extremes
The dairy animal is a highly-Organ-
ized animal that requires the best
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-23
Lentil Outlets.

Take a teacup of Egyptian lentils:
boil them in water sufficient to cover
them until tender. Add three graf d
onions, some chopped parsley al
thyme, and enough bread crumbs t.
make a stiff mixture. Turn on two
large plates and fatten with a knife
Then cut into light triangular sec
tions and shape them like small cut
let's. When cold, fry crisp in egg anc
bread crumbs after inserting small,
pieces of macaroni into each pointed
end. Serve with mint sauce or TO
mato sauce.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-23
Wild Elk Herd is Thriving

taken up its quarters on a neighbor-
Ing farm, where they were feeding
contentedly on young orchards.
The owner Of the farm has instruct
ed his men TO protect the property,
and reports are daily expected that
some OF the elk have been slaughtered.
AS elk are protected in New Hamp-
shire throughout the year. interesting
legal questions will be raised If any OF
these elk are killed. II is said by land
owners that they have a right to pro
tect their property from depredatlons
Of wild animals. but how far this right
extends has never been determined in
New Hampshire
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-23
Float.

One pint Of milk, yolks of two eggs.
one scant cup Of sugar, a pinch of salt.
one-half teaspoonful of vanilla, one
tablespoonful OF cornstarch wet with
part Of the milk; mix together and
cool until it thickens: beat the whites
OF the eggs until sun with two tea-
spoonfuls of confectioner's sugar;
place pan of hot water in the oven
and put five spoonfuls OF merlngue
on top Of the water; brown slightly;
serve IN shcrbet glasses with mer-
ingue on top