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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-22
Game closely Contested.

One of the closest and hardest fought
Basketball games of the season was
the First Nationals defeated the saw
ings & Loan by the score of 10 to II.
Al the end of the" first half, the score
was tied, and when. the final. whistle
blew it was still tied. The additional
W o points were scored by the First
Nationals" in playing off the tie.
The game between the Merchants Ma
ttonal n the Northern Trust Co. was
not SO close, the final score being 40 to
10 in favor of the Merchants. Chas. S.
Foster refereed the games.
The Merchants National Is now In
first place, with two games. won, and
none lost The. First National and the
place, each team having won and lost
one game. The Savings e. Loan team
Is at the bottom, of, the heap. =
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-22
IN The WORLD OF SPORT

came in punched, and scored highest.
The high school teamstook third place
and the power machinery fourth.
The members of the winning team
in the order in which they crossed the
line are I'll. Brown, who came in third,
Plummer, Arneson, Mills Ind Murphy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-22

Meritol White Liniment is a SPLEEN
did application for Sore Throat, Cold
on the Lungs, Group and Painsgin the
Chest. S~aturate a. piece OF flannel
cloth with the Lfnirnent and use as a.
plaster. 1T is very penetrating, and
effective. Central Drug Store, 661
Broadway, Fargo. NJ. ID. Exclusive
aEents.-aAdvG .m.s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-22

Ga a position of this kind exactly
suits Rubenstein.
=. CD The only move; if .22--Kt-Q2
90. Kt-Qb6, .a- ..-..>1.. ,
.(c) The winning reply. If black cap
lures 3. white responds with. Kt-KB7
CHI, and finally wins the pawn. "
(d) If 33--K-Kt3; "a P-KR5ch,
K-kt4; S5. R-KKt7 CHI, KIP; SO. KIT
KB6 double check, K-R3; 81. RxKtch,
K-Kt3; 38. tP-K5 q" 'e
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-22
A PERFECT GAME
FROM San SEBASTIAN

Appended is a game, "a monumen Of
precision" played in the San Sebastian
international tourney, in which the
matador is said to have made
the most correct moves from the be-
ginning to the end. 1t is. therefore,
worthy Of careful study by the student
of chess:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-22
-. City Tournament at Bismarck.

A communication from Hon. E. T.
Burke, Bismarck, states in part as fol-
lows: 81 am glad to see that The For
UNI has initiated a chess column and
certainly hope that the same will be OF
as much benefit to The Forum as it Is
to the chess players. The boys here
have taken quite a little interest in
the game and are developing some
pretty good players. We are about to
start a city handicap tournament for
the possession for a year of a silver
medal which Is now on exhibition in
this city. This will be arranged SO
that even the poorest player will stand
a chance to win the medal, some of the
players receiving as high as a rock
Odds
John Tunstall of jamestown and DIR.
w. A. Gordon of Underwood are men,
toned as chess players whom travelling
players will find interesting to meet.
T~wenty-nine opponents faced Frank
J. Marshall, United States champion, In
simultaneous play at the rooms of the
Manhattan Chess club which resulted
In twenty wins, seven losses and three
draws. One of the victOrs was Miss
Elizabeth Campbell Foot, president of
the Women's Chess club. The lady
scored a well-earned victory.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
BLOODHOUNDS NOSE OUT
DOUBLE MURDER SUSPECT
section Hand to BE Charged With Kill
ing Woman He Courted and Her
IL Year Old Daughter

KIRKSvILLE. Mo-. Aug 5.--A for
nal charge will be placed against
Henry Thorington tomorrow in con-
nection with the murder of Mrs. Ivy
Chevalier and her IL year old daughter,
Ella, early Monday morning, it was
announced by Prosecuting Attorney
Weatherby here tonight
His statement was made after two
bloodhounds twice had followed trail
from the Chevalier home to Thoring
tons lodging place after they had been
given the scent from a club with which
the woman and her daughter were
murdered
Thorington is a section laborer. At
the inquest over the two bodies neigh
bors testified he was the fiance OF Mrs.
ChevaIier, but the engagement was re-
Gently broken off. Thorington himself
testified he went to Mrs. Chevalier's
home Sunday night and, finding it
closed, went to prayer meeting she
was attending.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
SCHOOL DIRECTOR
LEAVES IN 4 HUFF
Discussion Over Merits of
Principal Haggerty Leads
to Hot Words


During a suggestion by President
d'Ancona of the board of education at
the meeting yesterday afternoon that
clay modelling be taught at the Monroe
school, Director Power took occasion
to draw attention to the work of Prin-
cipal Haggerty. whereupon Director
Miss Jones declared that Principal
Haggerty was capable as to drawing
and other branches. but did not think
she was able TO take on added duties.
Well said Director Power Il don't
think it becomes a primary school
principal to criticise a grammar school
principal"
Il am hepe 3 a school director and
not as principal" said Director Jones
angrily, "and consider your remarks,
Colonel Power. as a direct insult AS
a director / claim to and have the
right to give my opinion of any one
in the department"
wrath of Director Jones. who left the
room in a hum. slamming the door vio-
lently after her.
Superintendent Roncovieri presented
synopsis of the opinion of the at
torney general on the subject of free
textbooks.
The complaint of dangerous exits
from the third floor of the Burnett
school at Lane street and Newcomb
avenue was taken up and 1t was de-
cided that the children in the third
story be removed to the assembly
rooms on the first floor.
The Haight and Ashbury Improve
ment club drew attention to the need
of fire escape at the Dudley Stone
school in Haight street and the Fill
more street Improvement club made a
similar request for the Henry Dur
rant school In Turk street.
The board will have meeting on
Thursday afternoon. August IA. with
the principal of each of the day and
evening high schools. for the purpose
OF arranging a uniform plan for So
cial events at graduation time.
Director Power asked that the board
establish classes in French. German.
Italian and Spanish in the intermediate
schools and the matter was referred to
the school committee for investigation.
The superintendent presented the
new course of study in the high
schools of this city, prepared by
Deputy A. J. Cloud.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
DANIELS DENIES He Said
FLEET WILL Be DIVIDED
Secretary of Navy, Back in
Washington, Pulling the
Teeth From Speeches

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-Secretary
Daniels returned today from the Pa
cific coast navy yards and states
Secretary Daniels said he had not de-
cided at what Pacific port he would
recommend construction of new works
such as a great drydock and coaling
station, which the opening of the Pan
anna canal will require for battleships
of the Atlantic fleet.
He denied that he said the Atlantic
fleet would be divided after the canal
is opened.
II merely stated said he. chat
heretofore the Atlantic fleet had been
In Pacific waters only occasionally.
whereas in the future 1t will be equally
at home in either the Atlantic or Pa
ciflc ocean.
Lane Inspects Project
GREAT FALLS. Mont, Aug Sec
retary Of the Interior Lane left here
this morning for an inspection trip
over the Sun river reclamation project,
accompanied by large party OF promi-
nent citizens of Great Falls. and Gov
ernor Stewart.
Garrison Inspects Forts
SEATTLE, Aug. Secretary OF War
Garrison. General Leonard Wood and
their accompanying army officers ar
rived in Seattle BY steamer late this
afternoon after inspecting the artillery
posts which protect the straits OF Fuca
and the Puget sound navy yard.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
INDIAN WAR VETERANS :.
COMMEND u. S. MARINES
Society Deprecates the Attack OF the
I. WV. ON American Flag I'm
Seattle

Resolutions commencing the action
of the sailors and marines in resentfng
the attack on the American flag in Sc
attle two weeks ago by ]. w. VS.
were passed by the United States In
dian warriors in their last meeting.
The resolutions have been forwarded
to. the admiral commanding the Pa
cific feet.
Many of the veterans spoke in favor
of congressional legislation providing
a penalty for anarchistic attacks on
the flag
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
PRESIDENT IS INTERESTED

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-Farm dem
onstration- agents of the department OF
agriculture. gathered here from all over
the country for conferences with Sec
retary Houston, were taken to the
White House today to call on President
Wilson The president told his callers
he was greatly interested in their
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06

The Oregon exposition commission
will arrive this evening to discuss
questions with the directors. The party,
consisting of r. A. Booth of Eugene.
o. NJ. Clark, Portland J. NJ Logan,
Portland: c. L. Hawley. Monmouth.
and w. L. Thompson, Pendleton. will
stay at the Palace hotel Governor
Lister of Washington and members OF
that states commission are scheduled
to reach San Francisco August 2s-
GovernF West OF Oregon mar visit
here later.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
Lane Inspects Project
Garrison Inspects Forts
BOURBONS MAKE HEADWAY

WASHINGTON. Aug. Senate dem
ocrats succeeded today for the s1rst
time In speeding up consideration Of
the tariff bill. making considerable
progress in the metal schedule despite
protests Of Senators Oliver. Smith Or
lEichigan. Cummids and Smoot against
many of the rates. --
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06

PROPOSALS will be received by the Bureau Of
Supplies and Accounts Navy Department Wash
ington. D. c.. until 10 o'clock a. M. August 49,
1913 snd publicly opened Immediately thereafter
TO furnish at the navy yard. Mare Island CAL
etc. q quantity of nsvsl supplies. as follows
Sch. 1858: Electric fixtures. globes prismatic re-
nectors.-Sch $500. Steel rope.-Sch 1851: Doug
las fir. sugar pine white pine.--Sch 56s2: Ham
mock rings. window glass. lamp black paint YER
million paint and varnsh remover.-Sch. 5663
Cupolas. furnaces pneumatic screen shaker, ladle
heater--Sch- 1854. Turbo-generator sets.-Sch
56s5: wattmeters, current transformers. stand
itive pressure blower. barrel turnbler-Sch 1861
Reamers.-Sch. 56eS: Steel bolts and nuts iron
pipe fittings, fire clay. Applications for propos-
ais should designate the schedules desired by
number. Blank proposals VIII be furnished upon
application to the navy pay office. San Francisco
General. L. $. y 7-22-13
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
RUSH TO RECORD DEEDS
Japanese Land Owners Seek to Acquire
Title Before August 10
tspeciai Dispatch to The caID

Especial Dispatch to The csip
SACRAMENTO. Aug. 5.-The jap
anese land owners of Sacramento who
are buying property on instaNments
or who have not recorded their deeds
are rushing to have the deeds placed
on record before August 10. when the
anti-alien land law becomes effective.
Sixteen. deeds were filed in this county
yesterday In which Japanese were par
ties. Under the new law present Jap
anese owners receive life estate in
their property
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
EAGLES PLAN RABBIT STEW
Fifth Annual Feast to BE Given satur-
day at Forest Oaks
IspecIal Dispatch to The CaI

Especial DISPATCH 20 IHe tdIIJ
ROSEvILLE. Aug 5.-Great prepara-
tions are being made by the local aerie
of Eagles for the fifth annual rabbit
stew to be given at Forest Oaks Satur-
day. Invitations have been sent to
Eagles from all over the valley TO at:
tend.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
Tunnel Caves In

TACOMA, Aug. 5-Thirty men mar
rowly escaped death when a section of
the new Point Defiance tunnel of the
Northern Pacific railroad, estimated be-
tween so and 200 feet, caved in early
this morning, midway between the east
and west portals
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
BUSINESS CHANCES

Coulknued
L u b = C K ? S
'AL'r0ns'as IsvasrHAS9 aAsfEsE ssozERs kER OLDEST
Incorporat ted Under Laws Of California.
Banking Bradstreets's r. G. Dun's Reference.
Businesses Sold Every where
COURTEOUS PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE
Our lifetime experience IN this busi-
ness enables us to procure for ycu the
best possible opportunities obtainable.
LuBEcK's INVESTMENT COMPANY
Sixth Floor Pacific Dwildimg,
Market @md Fourth SITS.
$500 BUTCHER. FRUIT AND GROCERY.
marble counters: cash register: horse
and wagon: large refrigerator 2 living
rms: 5 year lease, rent only $50 month;
LUBEcK's. sixth noor. Pacific building
s275 DELICA TESsEN. CLOSE IN.
Apartment house neighborhood. fine
steady trade; rent only $25 mo-; good
LUBEcK's. sixth floor. Pacific building
$3.50 GROCERY. NOTIONS AND CANDIES.
Near school: stock and fixtures: . living
rms: fine buy rent only $50 month.
LTBEcK's. sixth floor. Pacific building.
$3.50 CIGAR STAND; BUSY TRANSFER COR
NER: well stocked: rent $50 mo-. you
csn get this place for $3.50.
LJBECK'S. sixth door. Pacific huiiding.
CIGAR STAND. CLOSE TO oRPHEUM THEA
TER-Ffnc stock and fixtures: clearing
so1,s1 saso month; on,as ssoo year lease rent s4s
LUBFCK's- sixth foor. Pacific building.
$3.50 RESTAURANT AND Is FURNISHED
RO0MS-Downtown factory district:
rent only $25 month: fine paying place
for man and wife. genuine bargain.
LUBECK'S. sixth floor. Pacific building
across the bay in growing residential
district sure Nincome for life.
LUBEcK's. SIKH floor. Pacific building.
BAKERY $3.50
Brick oven. etc: also well equipped
store: all cash counter trade: sunny lIv-
district. This In an unusual chance.
LUBEcK's. sixth floor. Pacific building.
MOTION PICTURE THEATER
No better location in the city. practi-
callv and the last word In COM
nietenesS. a guaranteed money maker:
$1,000 cash handles.
LTBECE'S- sixth floor Pacific building.
SALOON, SWELL BAR. mr.. Market ST and Call
bdg.-$2. 0Co will handle: unquestion-
ably of best propositions TO he had.
LUBECK'S. sixth hoor Pacific building.
RESTAURANT. JUST OFF MARKET ST
$500 handles best rest. prop. fully
equipped: silverware. dishes. ranges.
refrigera tors: fine chance and wife.
LUBECK'S sixth floor. Pacific building.
ROAD HOUSE within 2 hours from S. F.. on
main automobile road between two
thriving cities; swell bar. reception hall:
dancing pavilion: 2 rooms furnished and
OF ground: liquor license guar
anteed. year lease: rent only $40
month; clearing $500 to $500 month /:
owner retiring: price 50, 000; liberal
terms to responsible party.
IUBECK'S. sixth floor Pacific building
SALOONS SALOONS SALOONS SALOONS.
NOTICE: have every available saloon In San
Francisco: 81 500 up TO $4,000. TERMS.
GEO. A. HERRICK. $50 MARKET
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
Strikers Dismissed

SEATTLE, Aug. 5.-United States
District Judge Jeremiah Neterer, in his
first important decision on the federal
bench. refused today to issue an in
junction restraining striking teamsters
from interfering with the business of
draying concerns. The judge held that
the plaintiffs were not engaged in in
terstate commerce and the federal court
had no jurisdiction.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
Mormons Abandon Mexico

CARDSTON. Alta. Aug. 5.-That the
Mormon church practically has decided
to abandon its Mexican colonization
scheme and devote its energies to the
development of lands and settlements
in southern Alberta was the announce
ment of President Joseph Smith or
Salt Lake city. President Smith in
dicated that the church would attempt
to buy out the Blood Indians, who
own large reserve in southern Al
berta
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
J. ". WRIGHT & CO..
22S MONTGOMERY st.

AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
ESTATE OF MARY A. RAINEY.
ON WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 6. 1913.
AT II NOON.
BIZ ORDER OF SUPERIOR COURT.
Nos 22n6 to 2212 DTvISADER0 ST. BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND CLAY STS..
LOT 75xI1Q FEET.
IMPROVEMENTS consist Of 4 two story s
room sud hath residences
Necessary repairs 10 put houses In hrSt class
order CO be made at nominal expense.
RENTS .................--..-..$ $3.50 MONTHLY
SEE IS AT ONCE ABOUT THIS AND GET
FULL 4RrICULARS-
AT AUCTION
WEDNESDAY AUGUST g. 1913, AT 10 NJ
AT SALESR0OM OF
SHAINWAI.D, BUCKBEE & CO.,
81 MONTGOMERY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOME.
rT.., Kan-s a Raz Enr II

Ten Years to Pay For 1t.
Owing to owners departure, one OF The incest
homes on the peninsula is offered for sale. Con-
sisfs Of a fine, modern house Of rooms bath
and every modern convenience; fine stable: ponl-
try houses. yards. etc; fine, large lot. 15xi5o
feet. planted TO full bearing fruit trees OF dlf-
ferent varieties also Strawberries blackherries,
raspberries. etc. There Is a beautiful. large live
oak tree. several palms and other ornamental
trees and shrubs in front of the house. making ~
2 very attractive place. Located blocks from
station I hour from San Francisco: communication
fare sass. VIII be sold at very reasonable
figure with small payment down. balance ex-
tended over 10 years time, II necessary Prop
e~ty clear; title perfect Write 10 box 124,
fountain View. Cal
PENINSULAR. adjoining stanford Univ. Estate;
IS acres choice for subdivision: value advanc-
lng rapidly: land slightly rolling grand view
points. low price: require only small payment
down, bal or years: other ranches. J. 8 10
acres each. al bargains. See me-. HEBARD,
sl5 Pacific bldg. S. f. or Nsyf1eld Cal
SIXTY DOLLARS CASH. SIS month, buys
dandy little Oh acre chicken ranch. 3 miles
from town. near Watsunvile; best sandy joan
soil. price s67.bo~per acre. OWNER Lick
@lds.s B5 MantSomerx ST. s.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
Man Burns to Death

VANCOUVER B. c., Aug. 5.-One
man. name unknown. was burned to
death early this morning in fire
which destroyed the city hotel in Rev
elstoke Loss 100000.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
. MONEY TO LOAN

AAA-HousEHoLD LOAN coslPANY
csSG5i coNTH6ENT1Ai: nH1 H HoNzsr IT, IND BY soUxni
- CALI OR WRITE OR PHONE
1879 PACIFIC BLDG. FOURTH ana MARKET
OAKLAND ofnce. SIS First Nstionsi Rank blds.
W PERmAxENr ohs nsia nMrIoYnRNr m % H1 % lndol.sr
ecnndentia1: no red fape methods. 81 4 week
pays 81 loan s2 week PAYS $40 @ loan: Ss wses
and see us. THE RoYlL INVESTMENT
COMPANY. 75o Pbelsn building.
MONEY LOANED or furniture. pianos and other
security; lowest rates; most favorable terms IN
as .sesa s' WI Sfe e,es ya osS rs = sese
pays $50 loan Phone Market 3o29. GEORGE
w. MILLER 5000 18th St. southwest corner
LOANS to sslaried persons: WAGE FARMERS:
with FIXED incomes: also OTHER proposi-
tons Including advances on INSURANCE and
WAREHOUSE receIpts. rates reasonable; pay
ments easy. 4Ss Phelan bldg: ph- Douglas 32A
MONEY LOANED sAI.ARIED PEOPLE AND
others upon their own ,ames; she.P % rstes M esss s
Phelan bid. and room ?. 41o 18th st.. Oakland.
CASH adv.ased q sala:iss; 70 sscurity; lews.t
phone Douglas l41l. and sos Call building.
$$S Lucky Money S$$
Any amount on diamonds. watches. jewelry. 2g.
$40 to s1oo advanced on your salary. our rates
are the cheapest in this city Don't fail to see
MS UNION CREDIT CO.. a6o PheEan BLDG.
AAA-SALARIED men and women accommodated
without delay publicity. Home Credit and
Investment CO.. 32l Phelan bldg. third foor-
AAA-Wage earners. either men or women can
make a loan IN sfrictest confidence at the EN-
PLoYEs' CREbrT Co. r 424 Monsdnocf BLDG
GOLDEN GATE LOAN OFFICE, no Kearny st.
Low rates on 1ewelry. ". J. HESTHAL.
CASH LOANED to saiaried men on note without
indcrser- MoRRELL. 1897 Monadnock bldg.
SALARY LOANS. s5 up: Cheapest rates. D. D.
nRAKF. a4s Market st.
MONEY TO LoAN-Real Estate
WILL LOAN any AMOUNT at lowest
interest on first. second and third mortgages
estates in probate. undivided interest: deal
directly with lender: delay. n. McCOLGAN.
E02503 Call bnilding. Sd and Market
phone Douglas 2535 Tho oldest established and
leading financial agency on the Pacific coast
ANY amount on real estate. first or second mort
cages: no delay: very lowest rates. IL your
property is mortgaaed and you need more
money see immediat o. ". BECKER
Monadnock bid. 6s1 Market: tel Douglas 215o.
500 to 800 90 on real estate. q r. LoHMANN.
213 Union Savings Bank bldg. 18th and Broad
way. Oakland. Phone Oakland is4s.
LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS. 8. 81 or per
cent. Dat insfalment Cau write O. e.
FvANS. c2s7 Mission .t
LEGAL AND OFFICIAL
AFTER this 4th day or August 1918. will NOT
be responsible for any debts contracted by my
wife. AIvina kaunerf. FRED KArPERT.~
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06


INSECTS ExTERMINATED
WE guarantee to rid yous premises Of INSECTS.
THE IysEcTIcIDE CO.: $50 Phel.n hnIIdIns
INVALID CHAIRS
tricycl. chair. 1714 Market st: tel: PARK 2a4o;
LUMBER FOR SALE
NEW LUMBER $40. shingles 81 So. rustic $50.
doors $1-1o: send lists SWIFT CO.. 10th
and Mission ats.
MATERNITY HOMES
s. r. LYING IN HOME. 1Ia1 Oak Adoption.
DR. LORD: res: phy:: confmt: SIS NH 44se
MEAT MARKET
IRWIN BERG prop: Phone orders Sunset 1901;
MEDICAL
ABDOMINAL belts 81 now 50; Invalid chairs:
elastic hosiery. PERCY J. MEYER & CO.,
s5s Suffer st.
LADIES sanderson's pills never fan: mall. 81.
RAYMOND REMEDY CO.. 70 Ith Ct
sExoID cures weakness in men; 81. RAYMOND
REM. Co. 10 7th 81. s. r. Open evenings.
METAL WORKS
Columbia Sheet Mle9@D WORKS
MODELS MADE AND PERFECTED
I248 Golden Gate av.. phone West 2Ils
MODEL MAKING
4. ufas scHNHrnER -e1ss;e ENGINEESISG WORKS.
18th and ShotweII SITS. s. r.
PENSIONS
NJ H. sAMMIS, pension atty. pensions. back pay.
lost army papers secured: 1904 L.rkin: suite 5:
PHYSICIANS
A-sPECIALIST IN FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
and quick results; strict. reliable graduate
physician; no detention from home or occupa-
tion; my methods are original and not used
Ny offices are so arranged that the utmost
privacy is assured Consultation @ and & sdvics s
7th hours 10 to 4. $50 to g; Sunday II to 3
SAN FRANCISCO SPECIALISTS DIRECTORY
FOR ANY REASON, do yow need the services OF
reliable. up to date specialist IT, i so. call
at ROOM sos Westbank bldg. $50 Market ST..
s. r. Advice FREE. Confidential Hrs. 10 to 4.
A-DR. CARD. diseases q women. Formerly 517
23d ST., Oakland: low fees; advice free; hours
1o4. 412 Westbank bldg. Market St. S-~F.
IF worried. consult at once: painless treatment:
confinement $25. with nurse. Suite loi. 7s7
T.
ALL obstinate sand chronic diseases speciality.
1895 Suffer Sc. cor. Webster: III week days
PATENT ATTORNEYS
DEWEY. STRONG & CO.. founded 1s60--U. 3.
and foreign patents: inventors guide: 100 me-
chanical movements free. e14-916 Crockef
building. San Francisco.
C. r. GRIFFIN, ex-examiner U. s. patent office;
q. s. and foreign patents 7o4 Pacific bldg
AT First National Bank building. Oakland.
G. w. wIEGAND-Patents trademarks. etc.. 3os
Security Bank bldg. Oakland: phone Oak: 2s83
STAMMERING
STAMMER7 Method to cure explained FREn.
n. L. HATFIELD. 1918 Grove. Oakland. Cal.
STORAGE AND MOVING VANS
EXCURSION rates east on household goods;
t1.75 per hundred to Chicago; through car
service. BEKINS VAN AND STORAGE co.
WILSON BROS. CO., nreproof storage moving.
packing. shipping Removed to 1886 Market
st. near Haight: phone Park FL.
PIERCE RoDoLPH STORAGE CO.. 1450 Eddy
TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES
FEW uncaIIed for second hand trunks and suit
cases for sale cheap. Levey's Big Trunk rae
tory. 707 Mission cor. Sd: phone Douglas 31s2.
WALL PAPER
WALLPAPER. 4c-5c roll; house lining, 31hc I'd;
paint. 81 gal n. Merriam Co. l44I Ellla