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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-10-19
MAKE FINAL PROOF.

Charles Loosely of Grow Greek
md Albert Miller OF Promise made
final proof on their homesteads be-
fore w. G.. Boatman. Tuesday.
Versa Surber made final proof to-
lay, Wednesday. before U. s. Com
missioner G. NJ. Lockwood. and Her.
man f. Fischer Of Swamp Creek
before County Clerk Boatman.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-10-19
GER ONE psER.

Landlord Perry Blanchard served
yenison to his many guests. Sunday.
as reminder he was a mighty
hunter and had just returned from
a hunting trip. His son VIII. w.
H. Durham. Sam Leffel and Walter
Kivette were other members OF
the party and they spent week on
the sheeps and In the mountains
east OF the lake.
r. 8. Lefrel shot the dec.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-10-19

Your cough annoys you. Keep ON
hacking and tearing the delicate
membranes of your throat II you
want to be annoyed. But If you want
relief, want to be cured, take Cham
berlains Cough Remedy. Sold by
Burnaugh & Mayfield and all good
druggists.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-10-19
GAMES FOR
WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP

Philadelphia. Oct. 17-Athletics 4.
Chicago l. Batteries, Bender and
Thomas; Overall. Mcintyre and
King.
Philadelphia, Oct. 1S-Athletics 8,
Chicago 8, Batteries. coombs and
Thomas: Brown. Ritchie and King.
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srRAYEp OR srorEn.

10 Duroc Jersey Brood Sows from
Murdock stock ranch ON Day Ridge.
Marked by hole In right ear and
siit in left ear. $50 reward. G..
durdock & Son, Lyman, Ore. 49b2
Men with teams for hauling lumber.
For particulars inquire q. M. G NJ.
Co. 49b2
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NO HuNrIre.

Notice is hereby given ahtt hunt
ing ON the premises OF the under
signed is strictly forbidden. Such
trespassers will be prosecuted.
J. w. WEAVER, SIR.
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New suits Filed.

Oct. 15-Edith Williams VS.. Guy
L. Williams.
Oct. 15-Ed Chapman VS.. H.. A.
Quesenberry and w, T. Quesen-
berry.
Oct. 17-Curtis Christy VS.. Black
Marble Lime Company.
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Think Of It: Funk's Saturday spec
lal. 16 pounds of sugar for 81 cash.
Not more than 81 worth sold to a
customer. 49b1
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j. A. Rumble OF Joseph was trans
acting business here between trains,
Tuesday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-24
Big STORE LEASED
BY CHICAGO Firm
BabsOn Brothers Mail Order
House Opens Retail Store
in Post Street
Johnson Hardy

Babson Brothers of Chicago have
leased the entire ground floor and
basement of 65 Post street in the Me
chanics' Institute building. They came
here originally at the time Of the
midwinter fair. They sold out the busi-
ness that they then established. but
continued to do a mail order business
from their Chicago headquarters.
They were so encouraged by their
growing Pacific coast business in mu-
sical instruments that they decided to
open a branch house in San Francisco,
and do retail business here in con-
nection with mail orders.
S. E. Babson, the resident partner.
said that he believed the Pacific coast
offered an unlimited field for the de-
velopment of their business The
quarters have a large. light show
room on the main floor in an excel
lent location for retail business and
easy of access to shoppers. This will
be Babson Brothers only Pacific coast
branch, all orders from Alaska to Cen
trail America being shipped from this
house. The opening. December 20. was
largely attended. The firm intends to
give two concerts, Wednesday and Sat
urday afternoons, to which the public
is invited.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-24
LARGE INVESTMENTS
IN BUSINESS PROPERTY

Herbert Fleishhacker, vice president
and manager of the Anglo & London
Paris national bank, and Mortimer
Fleishhacker, who have just recently
sold the American river company and
Truckee river holdings to Byllesby &
Co., of Chicago for s1,75O, 900, have re-
invested part of this money in San
Francisco realty through the Office of
Harrigan, Weidenmuller and Rosen-
stirn.
These agents report that they have
sold to client of the Office the holding
of the Fleishhackers on the northwest
erly corner of Grant avenue and Till
man place, 80 by % feet. upon which
is erected a four story and basement
brick building, for the sum of S110,-
600. and the Fleishhackers in turn have
purchased through these agents from
the MAXWELL realty coT1pany, the
southeasterly corner of Market and
Main streets, 1910 by 1917 feet, upon
which is erected five story and base
$235.000, making a grand total Of s345,-
900 realty transactions.
The purchasers of the Grant avenue
property will remodel the entire build
ing with glass front, and Harrigan,
Weidenmuller & Rosenstirn report that
they are negotiating with a retail
firm for the tenancy of this building.
The building on Market and Main
streets is occupied by a high class of
tenants. This holding is considered ex-
ceedingly choice, not only that it is a
Market street corner, but on account of
its close proximity to the new terminal
of the Southern Pacific railroad COM
Dany
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-24
FERRY SERVICE
TO DRAW TRADE

The possibility of direct ferry service
from San Francisco to Richmond has
aroused great interest among business
men of both cities II. c. Cutting, who
has Offices in the Monadnock building,
says:
There is a community of 10000 to
$4,000 people over in Richmond and
adjacent districts that are practically
cut off from trading in San Francisco
"They now go mostly to Oakland to
do their retail shopping and the mer-
chants deal largely with the jobbers
there.
'It now takes an hour to go from
Richmond to Oakland by trolley II
there were a direct ferry to San Fran
cisco the trip could be made in 40
minutes.
'I think a ferry service would pay
expenses the very first month. But
even If there should be a deficit, think
it would quickly repay the merchants
of San Francisco if they would sub
ssidize such a ferry. The people of
Richmond would cooperate strongly in
any movement to start such a ferry
line.
.,rhis is an enterprise that think is
well worth the while of the Merchants
association of San Francisco to con-
fsider."
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-24
RECENT ACTS OF
THE SUPERVISORS

The board of supervisors has author
lied the board of public works to grant
permit to the United Railroads to lay
down and operate railroad tracks at
the intersection of Fillmore and Meal
lister streets.
The supervisors have ordered the
construction of sewers in section A of
Ingleside outlet sewer at cost not to
exceed $4,000.
deed has been accepted from Rich
ard j. Welch, Fred H Cosgrove and
John P. Cosgrove for the opening and
extension of Oakdale avenue, Faith
street, Costa street and Rutledge street.
The supervisors have ordered the
changing and re-establishing of the Of
fetal grades in Folsom street, be-
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth;
in Laidley street, between Roanoke
and Castro; in Naples street be-
tween France and Italy avenues. In
Nevada street, between Powhatan and
Cortland aveues; in Underwood ave-
nue., between Keith and Lane streets.
They have provided for the full ac-
ceptance of Noe street, between Jersey
and Twenty fifth, and Twenty third
street from westerly line Of Douglass
to easterly line of Hoffman avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-24
EASTERN CONCERN
ENTERS new HOME
Royal Worcester Corset Com
pany of Massachusetts Fits
Up Handsome Quarters

The Royal Worcester corset company
of Worcester, Mass, has secured long
least on an entire floor in the Rosen-
stock building at % Geary street. The
premises are being fitted up at great
expense and this shows how the firm
regards San Francisco as a distributing
point.
Clarence E. Locke. the manager, has
been with the company 90 years. He
came to San Francisco % years ago
and has been doing business for the
company here continuously ever since
The firm is celebrating the hftieth an
nlversary of it's organiZa ton by open
ing this new home in San Francisco.
One of the special features of the
new headquarters is a luxurious bou-
doir to be used as fitting room. Here
wholesale customers, particularly those
from out of town, can see new models
fitted on live figures
The company will have formal
opening Thursday, January 5.
I'VE count on never moving again,
said Manager Locke. 1--WE believe we
are so admirably situated in what will
be central business location for the
next generation that there will be no
necessity of moving again.
1--WE have increased our business
from 100000 year to 100000 a year
in three years. We have unbounded
confidence in the future growth of San
Francisco and the entire Pacific coast.
All our coast business is done from this
office and warerooms."
This company is an example of the
large eastern wholesale and manufac-
turing firms that are securing leases or
erecting business blocks here and pre-
pairing to conduct large operations from
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-24
]. S. Mullen

avenue and over Twenty-third avenue
to Geary street AS the bonds are now
interest bearing, it is necessary for the
club to guarantee interest in order to
make them salable
The interest will amount to about
$1,000. This the club proposes to OBJ
tain from the property owners benefited
by the new sewer.
One distinctive feature of the Rich
mond district and the pride and con-
slant care of the Richmond Central
Improvement club is the Presidio park
way.
This parkway is a panhandle strip
one block wide extending from the
park to the Presidio and will, when
completed, contain lawns, shrubbery.
flowers. shade trees, walks and drive
ways It's connection with Lincoln
park. which is adjacent to the ocean.
by the extension of Lake street will
make 1T one of the most convenient and
beautiful driveways to be found any
where.
ORGANIZATION
The club now contains a membership
Of more than 200. 1t meets every Mon
day evening at 1906 California street.
The officers are: Daniel v Drew.
president; George N. Bremen, first vice
president; F. w. Carrie, second vice
president; R. H Norton Jr., recording
secretary; A. c. Gibbons Jr., assistant
recording secretary; Johnson Hardy.
financial secretary; Fred F. Dunno
treasurer; J. S. Mullen, sergeant al
arms.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-24
MARKED IMPROVEMENT
IN THE LEASE MARKET
Baldwin & Howell Report Long
List of Contracts Signed

Baldwin & Howell report leasing
business active and general improve
meat in this class of business during
the last month.
For the Dunno investment company
the firm announces the rental OF the
entire upper portion of it's building at
the corner of Ellis and Stockton
streets with the exception of one floor.
Among the leases in this building is
one floor to A. E. Feigenbaum. a por-
tion Of another floor to the Anglers
association OF California, the entire
second floor TO the United tailors and
rooms on the fourth floor to the Greet
ers of San Francisco, the total amount
Of the several leases being close TO
s25.000- Bergers. occupying the build
ing recently sold to A. Aronson on
Market street opposite the Emporium.
have leased a floor in the adjoining
building for a term at an approximate
rental of $4,000
Baldwin & Howell report another
lease in the Board of Trade building
in course of erection by Charles HoI-
brook at the junction of Market and
Bush streets The C. H Kewen COM
pany has arranged for store known
as 436 Market street at a rental OF
$4,000 and lease has been made for the
Bausch & Lomb optical company for
portion of it's premises at 154 Sutter
street to a large Chicago corporation
which is about 10 establish its head
quarters in this city. The terms Of the
lease and other particulars are with
held at the request Of the parties. A
Koerber has leased to o. NJ Freese a
store at the southeast corner Of Devils
adero and Ellis streets.
Baldwin & Howell have leased to the
Nippon club the premises at 2112 Cal
ifOrnia street for three years at s4500.
This organization is composed of jap
anese businessmen. For E. & 9. le Roy
to Jacobsen & Hemberg. lot and mill
at Market and Dolores, in which is to
be established a new manufacturing
enterprise, leased for three years r.
c. Priber to John F. Viewer store 2201
Sutter street; for Mary ]. COoney 10
George o. Rich. lot in south side of
Mission street east OF Twelfth. adjoin-
ing the Ocean Shore depot.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-24

Weeks loans ARE
MOSTLY RENEWALS
Building Money Was Largely
for Apartment Houses
and Flats

Though 1t has been a quiet week
among the savings banks there is
Sair showing OF building loans.
The Savings union leaned $4,000 to
Georsie Anna Randolph to add flats
above her store building in the south
line of Hayes street. SIS feet east OF
octavia, on lot so by 12O.
The $500 loan of the Savings union
to Maria A. Hennessy was to complete
Eats in the south line OF Clay street. so
/ rect west Of Hyde. on a lot 20 by T1.3.
Ihe Hf5ernia bank loaned $4,000 TO
= A Dorm to complete high class brick
apartments at the northwest corner OF
Facinc and Van Ness avenues. on a lot
oy lS2. The apartment house cost
more than $4,000
The Hibernsa's $4,000 loan to the
stewart estate company on the hotel
property in the south side OF Geary
street. 162 feet west Of Powell street
I 70 by 1875, is a renewal
The S11 900 loan of the Savings union
10 John ID. Mckee on two parcels OF
property at the northeast corner OF
Jackson and Laurel streets and the
southwest corner of jackson and Laurel
streets is renewal
| The Hihernia bank made a new loan
/ OF $4,000 to George w Merritt on
property in the south side OF Washing
ton street. 1875 feet east of webster
street. lot so by 127, for one year at
/ . u per cent.
The Italian-American bank made a
straight loan Of $4,000 TO Antonio Tassi
on the improved property in the west
side of Steiner street. 233 feet south OF
! Waller street. lot % by 81.
The Mutual Savings s., 900 loan to
Henry F. Michaelis on property at the
intersection of Valencia and Mission
streets. IS by 100. was renewal
The Savings union $4,000 loan to
/ Thos. J. Crawford and associates on
| three parcels Of property in Post street,
west OF DevfsaderO street. in California
street, east of Lyon street. and in Sut-
ter street, west OF Baker street. is a
renewal
w. A Barlage and James W Harris.
trustees of the Filedity building and
loan company, made straight loan OF
$4,000 to Chin Shee Don and associates
on the improved property in the south
side of Clay street, S6.9 feet west OF
Dupont. lot 36 by S.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-24

carnival. The members concluded that
the carnival had served it's purpose and
should be suspended until New Year
eve, at which time 1t will be renewed.
During the IL nights of the carnival
thousands OF people visited Mission
street and became impressed with its
Importance as a business street.
SOUTH OF ARMY CLUB
Arrangements are complete for the
New Year eve celebration planned by
the South of Army Improvement club.
Mission street from Valencia to Court
land avenue is aglow with huttering
flags. Tightrope walking, band con-
certs, dancing, moving picture shows,
acrobatic acts and pyrotechnic displays
Will be the features of the celebration.
EUREKA VALLEY CLUB
The new Castro street vaudeville the
ater was opened Tuesday evening un-
der the auspices of the Eureka Valley
Improvement association. The theater
was packed. All the seats had been
sold at the meeting of the association
the previous Thursday. The proceeds
went to the treasury of the association.
The vaudeville acts presented COM
pared favorably with those of such the
aters as the Orpheum or Empress Be-
sides the pictures and vaudeville acts
there were stereOpticOn views or Eu-
reka valley the proposed Twin peaks
tunnel and various events in which the
Eureka Valley improvement association
had participated. Speeches were made
by Eugene Conlin. G. F. Adams, Mayor
P H Mccarthy and Andrea Sbarboro.
The members of the Hayes Valley
Improvement club are working ener-
getically for the success of their car
nival to be held from February 20 to
"a.
were elected the officers of the club for
the ensuing year.
President. b. r. Rees; first vice presi-
dent. DR.. T. ]. Crowley; second vice
president. L. Abrams; third vice presi-
dent ]. Harry Cohen: recording secre-
tary. III. f. Marshall; financial secre-
tarv. A. Lewald; treasurer, William
schmidt; board of trustees, J. Foley
J. w. Sparrow, r. E. Boyer, H. Rayne
and A. Giggling.
At the Park Richmond club meeting
Thursday evening the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term:
President, E. S. Harding; vice presi-
dents. S. w Molkenbuhr and f. L. Col
ton, secretary, George r. Meyerderks
financial secretary, T. p. Sutherland
treasurer, j. Gutfeld, and sergeant al
arms, E. II. Levy
Consideration Is being given to q
proposition to form a federation, of all
improvement clubs in the Richmond
district.
The proposition to make Goat island
traffic terminal Is meeting with much
support from businessmen and those
clubs agitating consolidation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-24

to the factories and railway terminals.
Moreover, the climatic conditions are
excellent, the district being practically
free from the fogs that sweep over the
western addition.
The new cottages building are of the
old English style and are being finished
in cedar shingles. The interior ar
rangement is complete in every respect,
with paneled dining rooms and modern
plumbing. The entire woodwork and
fixtures are to be natural pine. Joseph
Cahen is the architect
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-24

Oscar Heyman & Brother state the
number of inquiries for the four room
cottages they have started on Missis-
sippi street near Twentieth warrant
their executing of plans for larger
homes, and they are now building five
room as well as four room cottages in
this locality.
On account of the accessibility to
town and good car service the Potrero
district is an ideal location for the
workingman, located as it is so close
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-26

a short time she got tired of him.
She wanted separation, so she
bounced upon him, killed him and
him, limb from limb.
Then she ate him. After all, that
wasn't a separation, for their meal
brought them closer together than
ever before. In this way the love
affairs of the scorpion always end.
But Mr.. Scorpion is always willing
to take a chance even If the scor-
pion girls do keep fat on his kind.
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ROMANCE AND TRAGEDY OF
A SUMMER COURTSHIP

M. Fabre, the great French sci
enlist, has taken photographs OF
the love affairs of two scorpions.
In the view above Mr.. Scorpion is
taking the first step in his court
ship. They raise their tails YER
tically and seem to gaze intently
at each other. Perhaps he's tell
ing her that her eyes. are beauti'
fuI
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FIVE DIE IN
FIRES IN
IRELAND
.tBx United Press Leased WIRE ,

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
BELFAST, Ireland, July &c
The daughter of Sir Valentine
Blake was burned to death and
five other persons lost their lives
in two fires here today. Two 9TH
er persons were probably fatally
injured.
Miss Blake lost her life when
Sir Valentines Menlough castle
was destroyed. Two servants who
tried to save their mistress also
persisted.
The Hotel Kelvin also burned
and three guests were incinerated.
Rev. William McCaughen and
his wife, formerly of Chicago and
Toronto, were fatally injured in
the fire.
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WOOD MAN TO
CELEBRATE

Mount Tacoma camp, 79S, will
celebrate the installation of its
new officers with Topaz circle,
Women of Woodcraft, tomorrow
evening, at Fraternity hall, 1117 "
Tacoma avenue. Topaz circle will
install and the camp will take
charge of many of the entertain
ing features aside from the in
stallation. A band concert will
be given from to O'Clock by w.
o. w. band.
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YIN. c. 4. KEEPS
OPEN HOUSE

The Y. M. G. A. this week has
opened its doors to the soldiers,
who are in the city for the military
tournament. An invitation has
been extended to all to accept the
hospitality of the big building and
reading rooms, baths and other
attractions are at the disposal of
the boys in blue. ..#..
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Mr.. Scorpion has won her;
they're alone at last; he has got
his bride into his home. He gent
ly dragged her in by the pinchers.
Now, you think, they've got to
the "lived-happily-e r-a r"
stage" But read on.
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Next comes the lovers walk.
The male holds his mate firmly
with his pinchers, and, walking
backward, leads her gently along,
stopping at times to approach her
and gaze into her ewes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-26

Rent money will buy a home
through our building department,
rooms arranged to suit. Consult
our designs at office. Many beau
tiful bungalow plans from Califor-
MIA. Prices vary from $500 upward.
You'll have to pay about 800 down.
remainder same as rent-say $40 to
$50 each month, until home is paid
for. You'll not miss the money.
and before you know 1t, the house
is all paid for. Ask for building
superintendent.
Lennox Trust Co.. s52h Pacific ave.
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FOR SALE-Fine corner. 8 lots, Z
room house. fruit and shade trees,
Mason ave. and No. 35th st. Phone
Main oslo.
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Two lots on seth and A sits.
cheap. Streets graded, sidewalks in,
Price $3.50. IL taken soon, terms In
quire of VIM. McHugh, 2722 Hosi-
mer street. Phone. Main sos.
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FOR SALE by owner, 80 SO. 5Sth
St. Groom house and attic, u acre,
2S bearing fruit trees, fertile soil,
chicken yards and houses: $500, If
taken Immediately. Part cash, easy
terms. Cal latter 6 p. m.
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For Sale by Owner

Two extra fine lots, rooms. 1
block from 9Th ave-, u from Trac-
ton, 5000 less than former price.
Phone 5616.
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Absolutely brOke-and compelled
to let his home slide. Nice OR. cot
tage and 2 view lots on East Side
for $3.50; $50 down, SIS monthly.
Lennox Trust Co.. 952h Pacific ave
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SPRING BEACH

The ideal SPOT Fine beach fine springs fine fishing best
rates Hourly service
m
SEE H. D. RITZ d. 50i CALIFORNIA
All kinds city
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2h acres close to car, all clear
ed. Ask about it. Make me an Of
fer for cash. Any reasonable offer
will be accepted. Close to Bismarck,
Best of soil. Call Main 9213.
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For sale by owner. A good Groom
new house, wood shed, city water,
lights, phone. school, church, Is
minutes from 9th and Commerce on
Traction car; on 2 good corner lots
blocks from car; $50 cash, and $40
per month. Phone, Maine 1855.
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A Bargain

Owner will sell, on account of
sickness, one of the best So acre
ranches in the Puyallup valley: in
town; good 7-room house, barn.
woodshed, chicken house, fruit shed
stock, chickens, buggtes, wagons
and farm machinery; $4,000; $1,000
cash, balance on long time, low rate
of interest. If interested come at
once. r. r. White. Sumner.
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For sALD on TuADE

10 acres of good land near Puyal-
lup for lots and small house; land
station. Price 800 per acre. Car
at 1903 No. Cakes st.
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BY OWNER
27 acres, lot IL, sec. 20. 10, r. 8 e,
Spanaway lake. Most beautiful site
for suburban home in Western
Washington. $3.50 per acre. Terms.
Box 81, r. ID. No. 1, Lakeview, Wash.