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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
Classic Musicale
For u. C. German Club

A large gathering of the artistic
and literary set of Berkeley is looked
for by the German club of the Uni
versity of California. which will pre-
sent Ernst Wilhelmy of Berlin In
songs and recitations at the home of
Professor ]. Henry Senger in North
Berkeley tonight.
With Wilhelmy, who is pupil Of
DR. Ludwig Wul1ner. will be Miss
Suzanne Pasmore of San Francisco,
who will preside a the piano. Among
other numbers on the evenings pro-
gram will be s'Das Hexenlied," music
by SchilIings, and Schubert's The
Wanderer"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
Will Hold Steamer
For An-BIack Team

c. p. Dunann. passenger traffic man.
ager of the Pacific Coast Steamship
company. announced today that ar
rangements had been made to -hold
the steamer Congress at this port on
November Is until about 4.30 p. m.
for the accommodation of the ALL
Black football team. The Australians
play the University of California that
afternoon Immediately after the
game they will cross the bay and
board the Congress en- route for Seat
tie. The steamer will wait for the
foot ballers, but will not leave before
4:30 p. m.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
First. Annual Santa
:. Clara Fair Opens

:: SANTA CLARA, Nov 4.-The first
sra : i1iai. fair OF Santa Clara opened yes
,tersas: txith an attendance that as
ssltfsd SUCCESS. The entire town is be-
dec-ksaass in gala colors and the streets
q q r.. ST6hed in incandescent lights.
. I,jrlgfft will De Panama Pacific ex-
posi- tlea night. The department of
sexplo ftasis3n- of the exposition has
made. ira nsements for a booth in the
psy...sofl: and the merchants have
ereetedsa. toiniature model of the Pan
ANA cahal.
Tire Home Industry league of Cali
feqslia has made arrang efnents to send
a delegation of business men from
San ..4'raneisco to boost California
prod u:cts.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
Supervisors Kick On
Chief Whites $500
Private Secretary
Finance Committee Has Tiff With
Mayor-Think Job Should Be
Filled From Force

The supervisors finance commit
tee is not the least bit sympathetic
with Chief of Police White in his de-
sire to have a confidential secretary
at 5000 a month, although the chief
declares he has surplus fund for
the new salary.
Seems TO me-" said Chairman Jen-
nings, that out of 900 men on the
force Chief White should be able to
find one that he can trust with his
confidence"
How do you know the position is
not to be filled from the force?'
asked Mayor Rolph.
Because / know the man who has
been mentioned for the job. said
Jennings.
1t developed that the civil service
board must first designate the posi-
ton, so the matter rests there at
present.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
Hunt Plot in Death
Of San Jose Fiance

SAN JOSE, Nov. "A chemical
ANALYSIS of yiscera is being made by
DR. J. RI. Schmidt of the College of
pf.vescians and Surgeons of San
Francisco xG determine the real
cause OF tae aeath of Frank Bonnet,
p ears old an employe Of local
eetSf mobile campany. who died at
tsx 5eargiue house Saturday follow
afE a iste supper at a restaurant
0fth tts fancee, Miss Henrietta
s.asfN eraa. = member of a wealthy
family of san Luis Obispo county.
Bonnet naa taken au automobile
rife ssitl Miss Wineman to the home
81 lis une1e. J. t. Corpstein, in Sara
saea ara after his return home COM
81 ne5 ~ pains. and slowly stran-
gAed 20 death.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
Another Woman Gets
Exposition Position

The fourth woman appdintee to
handle departmental work in the ex-
position is Mrs. Villa Grant of Vaca-
vile. She has been appointed as
sistant to ID. o. Lively. chief of the
department of livestock.
Efforts to provide for represen-
tative Great Britain exhibit in the
1915 exposition are being made by
the Anglo American expositions ex-
ecutive committee The American
section of the British-American peace
commission. which is cooperating
with the Anglo-American exposition.
is completing plans for the joint cele-
bration to be held in London next
year.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
Rice.:Crop Estimate
&. Is 10000 Sacks

Rice storage houses is a new
sign tRa1. is appearing on warehouses
through o0nt sthe Sacramento valley, in
dicatsng that. the newly established
rice. - dustry is becoming a big factor
ins.ssaaifornia- More than $50 900 sacks
Of. Sioe. each weighing 100 pounds. Is
.sbe: .estillated crop this year. At the
rqasen.r. time there are 1900 acres Of
rfce.plaated in the southern part Of
Bgl$te. county.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
Two Men Lose Lives
In Accident on Dam

SAN JOSE, Nov. 1.-THE police de-
partment is today assisting Deputy
Coroner B. S. Graham of Pleasanton,
Alameda county, in an effort to iden
tify two men who were fatally
crushed in an accident on the big dam
which the Spring Valley Water COM
pany is installing in the Calaveras
valley. One of the men was killed
almost instantly. while the other died
yesterday. The man who was killed
almost instantly had memoranda in
his pockets which seemed to indicate
that he is Harry de Soto of this city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
War on Paris Opera
:. 8. House Is Threatened

:::FARIS, Nov. IA war like that be-
tween the Metropolitan opera house
ssnir 9scaT .IIammerstein in New York
is 1hreatened against the opera house
here. beaaiIse Premier Louis Barthou
ala ..'n6t :: reappoint Andre Massager
IGsGsieat director and make Pedro Gail
,ilssEd. bus q esss director.
sfassager and Gailhard have been
pf0JElsed almost unlimited financial
backing it is stated. if they consent
to ruin opera in opposition to the Ma
tipnal. opera house.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
PLENTIY OF SCHOOL BOOKS

SACRAMENTO. Nov. last month
the state prirting plant manufactured
1858 school books. which is one OF
the highest records ever made There
are now 166.943 books in the ware
house. as. Increase Of g. 600 over last
month :. sgtate Printer Friend w
RichaT dson. feels. hopeful that By tHe
frstsofs. ihe year there will be boolZ
enough on hand to meet all reason
able. dsamands from the schools
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
Gets When
Wife AWakens Him

Wien Charles J. Smith was awak-
ened .fsom his slumber by his wife,
Niolsy yesterday afternoon, he de-
svelSped such a pronounced Crouch"
aeS0rdSrrg TO the wife, that she first
su5nrsoried the police and then had At
torney ID G. Barrett file a suit for
diY0Gte today Mrs. Smith alleges
that SsPith has a prediction for
s-fi6kfng.a.nd striking her
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
statement to Contrary Practitioners Here
Here's One instance Where
Doctors Do Not Disagree,
So It's All Right

believe that physician could have
said such thing, because it is SO
contrary to the experiences Of most
of US. think myself that it is rather
the other way from a handicap.
That is. of course, If they work to-
gether. There must be harmony, of
course, they must have the same
interests and be able to talk and
plan with each other Under such
circumstances wife is the greatest
help in the world A medical mans
life is a hard one. and nothing can
take the place with him of the
comfort of good home and pleas
ant comradeship. A wife is a help
socially, economically and every
other way to a physician
DR.. James Eaves-Do think a wife
Is handicap to physician? Not
slang. which means, / believe. mot
at all" I think wife is respon-
sible for most of his success. In.
every way I think she is the great
est help. socially, personally and in
giving him inspiration along every
line. 1t is up to a man, of course,
to a great extent He must be
have the brains, but as for his wife
being a handicap 1 think it is quite
the reverse-she is the greatest sort
of help.
DR.. AIansOn Weeks-I don't see how
doctor can be a success without
good wife. OF course, a wife who
is not the right sort would be a
handicap, as she would be in any
thing else A wife can be Of the
greatest assistance to doctor as
long as he keeps her separated from
his profession
DIR. n. Godfrey Brodrfck-The state
ment that wife is handicap to
a physician is not true. The case
of the Oakland doctor and his wife
was not proved and the judge
should have denied the divorce un-
less there was some very much bet
ter testimony offered than that.
When I graduated l know I was
told that would not be a success as
a doctor unless / got married.
graduated 20 years ago, and I have
been married only five, but I know
/ am much more successful in the
last five wears than / was in the
fifteen before. Certainly wife is
not a handicap
DIR. ID. T.. r. Easton--A wife a handi-
cap? Just the opposite. She Is a
great help There is no possibility
of her handicapping her husband.
don't see any question for argu-
ment, and / think the majority of
physicians will agree with me- A
wife is of more value and can be
of more help to a professional man
always than to a business man,
think, any way. and for physician
she is especially necessary.
DR.. Al. s. Green-But / am not a mar
ried man, so how can ! give an
opinion as to whether wife is
handicap? / can not see any rea-
son why she should be, although, of
course, it is all theory with me, and
] haven't thought much about 1t.
/ can say that have never noticed
any depreciation in the value of
physician which I thought was due
to the fact that he had wife.
DIR. w. III. KcIIOgg-Whether wife
is a handicap for physician de-
pends on circumstances. rather than
individual cases. There is no rea-
son why wife should be- / think
1T is Just about as it is in all other
walks of life. A good wife Is
helpmeet and bad one Is, as al
ways. a handicap
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
STATE IN MOVIES

EogsAkins the ballroom and the
ossk teas IA the interest of business, a
tssf a5zen young society and clubmen
u san Francisco and Los Angeles
hsve haneea together to produce NOV
aae pictugss depicting the beauties OF
r. isfognsa scenery and it's industrial
development. They have formed
company 20 be known as the Vista
Il ente rims company.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
WIDOW WINS VERDICT

80 %:.jury in Judge Arnot's depart
.nsent of.the superior court in Oakland
yesterday gave Mrs Flora Valentine
s7.506 for the death of her husband.
Frank, Valentine. a painter, who was
killed sby falling from the third story
OF building in San Francisco sew
eral months ago. The verdict was re-
turned against W 3. Hayes, the con-
tractor syhs employed Valentine, and
Abbie Bfol1el. the owner of the struc-
tire
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
INJURED IN RUNAWAY

Mrs. CRaribel La Rose, actress,
figured in a sensational runaway
down Broadway, Oakland yesterday
afternoon and received a painful
wound on the right ankle when the
vehicle in which she was riding over
turned and threw her to the pave
ment at Fourth street. Her husband
leaped from the buggy. but Mrs La
Rose stuck to the flying conveyance
in a desperate endeavor to stop the
maddened horse.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
Steamship Sierra
Sails for Honolulu

The Oceanic Steamship company's
liner Sierra, Captain Fl. c. Houdlette.
sails this afternoon for Honolulu with
full complement OF passengers and
cargo which includes large ship
ment of army freight The governs
ment freight includes a big consign-
ment Of wearing apparel for the troops
of the island garrison.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
Governors Parents
:.-:......:: Back From Eurone

SACRAMENTO, Nov. Grove l..
Johnson, father of Governor Hiram
Johnson, and Mrs. Johnson, returned
~ Sacramento last night from an ex-
4 rsnded trip TO Europe. Mr.. Johnson
~ in feeble health and has not fully
recovered from a serious illness.
which. he suffered abroad. His tour
was cut short on this account
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
BApTIsTs TO GIVE SMOKER

musical program will be rendered
this evening at the monthly open
house to be held in the First Baptist
church parlors at o'clock. The
musical will be followed by an in
formal smoker under the auspices of
the pastor and deacons.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
CRUELTY AND INFIDELITY

Whenever Mrs. Marie Wiegand
wanted to stay away from home she
made her eldest son remain away
from school and take care of his six
younger brothers and sisters, accord
ing to complaint for divorce filed
today in the superior court by Otto
Wiegand of 321 Lakeview avenue
Wiegand charges cruelty and infidel-
ity
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
CAPTAIN HERMANN RESIGNS

Captain Meyer Hermann. acting
quartermaster and head of the COM
missary department of the Fifth in
fantry. national guard of California,
has resigned and has asked that he
be placed on the retired list. His
successor has not been named.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
WILL ADDRESS LEAGUE

Rabbi Martin A. Meyer. Miss Jennie
Partridge and Mrs. Felix Merzbctn
viii address the next luncheon Of tie
Home :apdustry league Of Californ e,
which viii be held at the Palace AZ
noon Thursday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
Home Rule Club to
Wind UD Affairs

LONDON, Nov. 4-It has been de-
cided to hold the next annual conven-
ton of the United Irish League of
Great Britain In London at Whitsun
tide next year. This will be the lsat
convention before the coming into
force of the home rule bill.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
DANCE FOR ORPHANS

The West Oakland Orphans home
%rill be the beneficiary of reeep tnsa
and dance to be given by Miss Ma
Jenkins in the Hotel Carlton, Berke
ley, on the evening Of November ~
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
POLICEMAN INJURED

Policeman Patrick Murray of the
harbor station was injured at Jack
son and Davis streets this morning
when he slipped on glass sidewalk
light
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
DIES FROM INJURIES

Albert Johnson, 81 years old, steve
dore, who was injured October 81 on
pier SO when a slingload of lumber
fell upon him, died early today at st.
Joseph's hospital. Johnson leaves q
widow. He lived in Alameda.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
ToHoLD WHIST PARTY

Mantle parlor No. los, Native Sens.
will hold a whist party tomorrc n
evening at St Francis hall, in nc
Natives sons building. The game ssffl
begin at o'clock.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
SCHOLARS TO GIVE PLAY

1.-The Song of the Spring" play
by Guy Moyston. will feature pro-
gram to be given tomorrow night by
the Butler-Ne Academy of Dra-
matte Arts at the Golden Gate Com
mandery hall, 2137 Suffer street.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
DECORATIONS FOR MISSION

Extra decorations will be placed in
Mission street between Sixteenth and
Twenty-fourth during the coming
holidays by the Mission Street Mer-
chants association.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04

lieve that my success began when
married. A wife is most valu-
able aid to physician. and if this
Oakland doctor felt that his was
handicap he had undergone an un-
fortunate experiencef which was
very different from that of the aver
age successful man.
X
DR.. James It. Watkins don't think
it makes any difference whether a
man is married or not He is either
a good physician or bad one: he
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
OH, YOU, DIOGENES!
3 HERE He is =
HONEST MAN FOUND

Ext Postmaster Fisk
Is taking no risk.
Or anything else that NE
knop;;
He hurried right bach
When he found in his pack
A lead pencil labeled p. O.
Il just couldn't sleep until
brought these things back"
laughed Fisk as he hurried into
his old Office and shook hands
with Postmaster Fay. Found
them in my grip and almost
carried them off to Los An
gcles."
He handed Fay 20 inch
ruler, a couple Of rubber
stamps and a pencil.
Nothing goes with me that
bears Uncle Sans initials, ~
said the former postmaster.
"Goodby, Charlie"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16

H'l' ''''tN ~ 'N'if
Il was rough on the Nls. Many night n,
sister took EN- IN t. Keep EN- from oa
beat up.
All, but what can you expect, say
Chandler, with such iisso .ute parents
Neither Of them living, ! understand
Swiftly shakes his head. d" he old wonl4,
didn't come back aiter aer last trrip to II
island-tremens. Oh hre'scr iiniSheq d
year or two before. H. lasted longer tia,
most Of them refinery mnas toes.
Just what DO you mean by that: ask
Chandler.
"Ah-r-r-r, ain 2 you never seen en- s"e-'
in one Of them big sugar reaneres' say
Swiftly. Then You oogai - take a pee
to one hundred and twenty, and the can
goin and comm steady from tie beer lo.nt
opposite. LeSS'n q -"...' u q nan Gay
some Of EN- gets too, 49,. T. ,Aey doh l..5
n their tracks inside .; Ate years Tx: :;
lucky. Old hrciger .--.e. near ,eh' ~
raised family OF KIDS 20 "aa, diGn % III.
the can. There's one ,. The lot, Os,a,
Three was girls. A.'n Married r..
truck She IS too. Al~s-r was 'ilc Ge.'.''..'
big store she was, las, ancw Hey. Wea%-
where's Maggie now,
All. say, wat $ A--Se got 20 90 W.
thS?" snaps Mr.. krc,ser You keep !O-
tongue of m her. ..,
KNOWN look. she had paint enough %
her face the last | saw. That makes wv
of EN-"
Yah. wat do | care" observes BroinS
Oscar. "Better'n tryin 70 i've on I'VE
week, amt it,"
| sees Chandler sort Cd. s'NNeI. OH
SAYS |. But father worAn IN a sus@i ~, -
tnery don't give EN- maca OF 4 s''''' wv
it," c,.u.,
And Just then | noi''eN NoT s.. -pa,.
seems to sober down al. -. 81 .GaaTH. aan,
don NE. " says he. husky Ike gu, ~,
TO ask, Kreigcr. which refinery II ""S 1850
his-well. which one"
Oscar supplies the name and !oca,'on'n H..
~You-vou're certain" says Chaild.e-
actin rs il he was sW4iowin Soiiie''~''
hard. And YOU, Swiftly a.. 49,,
That's the one, says HWii'y'
Mn vet. 81. 81,
Yes. YES. | know. says Chandie'. u
now-er-well, come along hie'S'''
must be getting YOU settled. e..
"Ah. cheer up and light cigarette he
SAYS |. Here's a match
~ rcttc destroyer fcelin' for =, his d. supp SUPP,
bov ar for the makins. Chandler ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
DIPPING IN WITH CHANNY

And. as YOU say, If YOU only had chance
we'll I'm sure YOU'D make good. Now let
consider. / suppose might get you into
brokers' office. II you'd had any experience.
40, And I'm afraid you not equipped To-
takeastuationasp private secretary, are you;
~Whats the matter with starting him out
IN the real estate business. puts IN Pinck-
ncv. giving him charge Of some OF your
downtown property, .,
Saw. them TWO developed some weird
ideas durin the next few minutes. About
al they omitted mcntionin' was pllotln
acroplancs and passin' the plate in church
But somehow they couldn't hit on anything
that seemed % III Mr. krclgcr's peculiar
talents. They worked hard over II too.
Chandler shucis his fur coat and PAGES up
and down, consumin cigarette % every
ten laps. Pnckncy wrinkles his noble brow
and rubs his chin with the silver crook Of his
walkin stick.
Meanwhile Mr.. Krcigcr is gcttin more or
less uneasy. | catches him gain longln At
the door, and of course puts II down 70 the
fact that he's afraid he's troubin' someone.
NJ last, though, they both gives II up, and
Chandler announces that perhaps the best
thing, after all, would be % wait 4 few days
for something 10 turn up.
And until it does. says he I'll look out
for YOU
Eli" says Oscar, starin at him.
nj home, says Chandler. perhaps YOU
wouldn't mind helping my man a little"
Say" says |. you amt thnkin' OF takln
a-wcl, him into your house. are YOU"
Chandler laughs easy. "lou don't UNI
dcrstand, McCabc, says he. Il look upon
Oscar here as a brother in distress He's
been unfortunate. He has lacked opportu-
mites. It may be that he has lived unwSely.
For that reason he needs my help all the
more He trusts me: why shouldn't | trust
him2"
BY Jove, though" cxclaims Pinckney.
"Ripping."
1t was as good as a stage picture too,
Chandler Standin there. big and classy. with
one arm laid chummy across the WeaSel'S
saggcd shoulders. and his chin up defiant.
And then beside him this shrimp his head
down, glancn' sleuthy at me to see how I'm
gon' 10 take Il.
Far be it from me. says |. you ought
10 know what you're dom.
I'm only trying 10 10 something worth
while for once in my life, says he Il was
looking for just such IN opportunity. So he
IS 10 90 home with me. Oscar, may | ask
YOU to give me Il hand with this overcoat?"
OSCAR does it neat and prompt. He's a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
FOOD Products

RAW SHIELDED so VIRGINIA PEANUTS Put
up in - ID sack equal 90 pnis shei and delivered
e. your home or 81 o., plu, Parcel Post charge, let
lo Postmaster tell you the amount of postage and send
for sack today The best tor children and erowuup,
Consumers Nut Company, Nonolk Virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16

OSCAR does il neat and prompt. He's 4
~ slick performer when Il comes 10 hand
lin things. He has Chandler into the coat
in lifv, smooths down the fur collar. and
tucks him in rs dcXtcrouS rs clerk in a
clothin' store. Why. them long, slim finger,
OF his simply flashes here and there. and the
next thing know Oscar is Standin' one side
with both sets of lunch hooks showed care
less into his side pockets. That amt all |
spotted, either. It's only a glimpse; but
its enough.
lust a minute" says |. "Swifty Joe
seems more or less posted on Mr. krcigcr:
but YOU amt called on him for suggestions.
He might dig up something practical. Who
knows What do YOU saw"
None of EN- seemed greatly stuck on my
brilliant idea; but ! pushes 1t So hard they
don't have chance to object.
"I'll bring him in. anyway" says |. 1T
won't do any harm. EIcy Swiftyi"
He's bit grouchy over bein' barred out
but proceeds to josh him along.
We've been tryin to find some sort of a
job to fit Mr.. kreiger, says |. and we can't
seem to strike it right. Now you've known
him sometime; Ell, Swiftly"
Ever since he done his first turn in FL
MIRA. says swiftly.
"Ah. yes. says l. "Mcrc detail. Some
mistake about that. expect"
"They caught him friskin' SouSc one
New Years Eve says Swiftly "lIardly
sixteen he was then too. He's been put
away twice since.
Pinckney and Chandler swaps glances at
that; but Channy RECEIVERS and comes to the
defense double quick. a matter of early
environment. | presume, says he.
"Iley?' says Swiftly, wrnklin his forehead.
AN unfortunate home life. perhaps, goes
on Chandler. "One should always take such
things into account.
Course, says |. Remember that,
Swiftly And do YOU know anything about
Oscars brngin up. what kind of folks ne
had and so on"
"Do ~ says Swiftly. The Kreigers used
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FARMS FOR SALE

BESr LAND VALUES - AMERICA FARMS SO
up easy term, IN the Souhcacr 'tate bordering
Southern Railway lines Big crops excellent mkc,. annual
profit 500 best social and school privilege
Land lists, subscription "S"uthrn Field al service,
free " v Richards, Land and Industrial Agent, Room T.
Washington, ID. &.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16

NAI ~ MTEn You to know about our Orange
WAN 6O Grapefruit. Pecan and Vegetable
land. II 90 cash and 90 per month per Full
formation tor postal Terrell Land Development Co.
Dept. \. Is, kerdcII via TcrfcID Florida.