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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-21
Women in the
NeDs of Today

Eilensburs-A delegation Of club
women won llH fight against tho
boxes IN Chinese restaurants when
the civ council by n vote OF 70
2. passed an ordnance for the i'm.
mediate removal o. the booths.
Dallas, Tex.-pctectlVea Inves,l.
eating the robbery of sl2. 900 from a
Bastrop. La. bank. arrested on aus.
piciou here today Mrs Harry Rob.
tngou and three men I'm money
belt Mrs. Robinson wore was g. 500
In bills and some jewels
London.--Two "arson' squads" OF
militant suffngettes succeeded In
destroying 100000 worth Of prop.
erty yesterday One squad burned
the country residence Of Lady Amy
White at Engloneld Green. near tho
Thames. The other squad fired
the buildings of the Coli club al
Westons SuporMaro.
Eugene. or.--By the birth OF a
son In Portland last Monday by her
daughter. Mrs G. @ Smith. IL was
discovered today that MIRA. Ella A
Stearns. a coed student Of Journal
ism at the University OF Oregon
here. had become grandmother
Mrs. Stearns was employed a. a re.
porter on Portland newspaper
Her daughter, Mrs. Smith. the
mother OF the newly born grand.
child. was formerly society editor
on a Portland newspaper.
Port Michael Mereckl
has been found guilty Of the charges
resulting from HIS representing him
self to be Joseph Alsberg. whom
Domicella Truskowska had come
from Poland 10 marry.
As ~ years had elapsed since IN,
girl had seen her lover. the decep
ton was not difficult. aud aftei
bringing her to BremertOn. wher,
she was kept In hiding for two days
Merecki took her 10 Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-21

Aud those trousers must DO
klosefita An. the opportun.
iiy OF your life. Archibald. Did
boy. 20 show up the boe-Oo- tiful
shaped bov.lcgs of youss'
There are several other de-
tails in the spring styles. Col.
lars must overlap the vests.
The vests must show three but
tons above the lapel opening Of
your coat.
But It's the fuzzy wuzzy stun
that's going 20 get your nanny.
The whiakers arc Il. n you're
SIng 20 be In style.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-21
LONG TERM FOR
WOMAN SLAYER

MARSHALL. Mich, March 2i.--
Mrs. Mary pitchford Vas convicted
of manslaughter for having caused
the death Of August 5andusky, With
whom, It "a said. ahe lived. She
was sentenced by Judge North to
serve an indeterminatc term 10 NE
Detroit house ~ correction Under
The law the term Is from five to 10
Years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-21
PUBLIC MARKETS


Potatoes 500 sack apples nom 4sr &,
81 haN. prime rth roast, 100 No. FANCY
dressed chickens aao o. strictly fresi
ranch eaas sec dos roast pork. ilNc 10
club aaasasa iaho ~ ioln roast pork
Ice 10 Z cans milk. 600. fhutarh. lbs
Soc. peanut butter $50 10 pure honey
soc jar. plain missed candy. 100 10.
feF sae4 peanut Brittle. goo 10 hand
raiisd chocolates 2tc 10 20 he sugar
see. cane sugar corn gtcl cant
salmon. strf dry onions. 3g lbs sec.
ukra sum FOR ao
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-21
NEW PREMIER
TAKES OFFICE

PARIS. March "a Jean Bathou
accepted today the premiorshiS OF
France. in succession 10 Arlstide
Bryand. He will retain Messrs. Ee.
ten and Baudln AZ minister, re-
apcctlvely. Of war aud OF the navy
The remainder OF bis cabinet has
NOT ,et been announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-21

hind quarter tHc Boz. iamh chops, z ihs
gte. riuh sausage. 100 ih Eaatern bacon
ibrs pork react 1870 ih pork steaks
ave 10 local ranch eFEs. . dos $50
40 80 bAeks 81 patent flour " 40. sugar,
aa lbs 80 CSC tea. $50. cans 20 salmon.
aac Ice toilet soap. tD, Yakima GEM 80.
Iallna. 30 nanA. nhuuIder " lalnh. ac ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-21
SEND SLAYER To
INSANE ASYLUM

~ United Press Leaaod Wire.
ALBANY, Or, March 2l.--Ralph
Henry .is today committed TO the
state insane asylum. following his
acquittal yesterday OF murder for
killing Geo. Dodd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-21
srs Of our fuzzy. wUEEy rags.

They're itcklish things. but
oh. they're cute They remlnd
The girls 81 F1apdoodles. or
whatever they happen 20 call
their pet Chihuahualian lap ca.
niaaa
lust too cute Tor anything.
we repeat
Spring has came. officially
arrived today. and 40 have the
spriuE styles Which same
have been decreed b. all the
fancy iallors % Paris. London.
Berlin and Second aw 10 be
hirsuticai affairs
In other words. It's the fuzzy
stuff for you. Archibald Re
member the shaggy skypicces
which adorned your roof last
year,
Yep. It's the same Fido stuff.
but "a res more % e. Your
trousers. Archibald. must be-
fuzzy. too And your waist.
coat. Archie. must also ana
likewise be wuzLy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-21
: AAh6s 8. C .!,,s !.;,., Il

II you have three hons, say. or -four
Which scratch around tho Mtohen
door
Your net returns are high,
Hut when you Try the poultry trade
Aud buy two hundred special
Ffade
They moult aud Pine and wilt aud
fade
Aud got tho pip and die,
Without the hen the omclotto
We would not know. we could not
Eot.
How We would suffer then.
We could not have n chicken feast.
shine actors would be- much In.
creased
The Hen she Ia Noble beast
And So | sing the Hen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-21


sugar. 3 lts $50. todd Dust TIC fancy
Yakima speeds Csc cwt delivered. dos
cookies itr. home made Pics. ttr. shirk
cts HfnuHr BOO. 500 canned fruits. tie.
Human haddias tfhr ih smoked salmon
iha aae fresh herring ihs ESQ ietHe
ffsah efapa Tor 1trt salmon trout
baking siHa goo Boz rrd snapper led o.
ttallNH pfWnra te 90 good eating applies
aar haa dril.efe1
Classified Al Hafea rfansient rates arr
cents PEI live Tor charge Hda. o. &
times Tor The pftcs % 3. ? cents PER
lire Tor cash ads ~ tifnrs fsf tho
price - Fhnnss Elliott 80 o. Matn
stau
For the convenience % our readers.
We have established aErnclsa a.
the following iucn.sous
.2p Isiaa Sc. with souvenir ana
eurip SHOP Phone Elliott 81
.. ~. Muiiea. stcs ballard az taphs
ballard faa
A1a Hfaa 30 Jeff a. these 81 an -.
whsfs ssHs rates Will 10 EfFsa As ~
ufalu office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-21

+, .,ns The praises OF the Hen
u' a., .lwavs laws quite freely when
The priee 81 eggs Is low
Ana II YOU have ben or TWO
TAeym sometimes lay an oss TOT
you.
or that's What they're supposed to
do
Thsv rarely do 70. though,
without the hen there would not be
sreh ADVERTISING rhapsody
on riches by the trunk
Which viii reward the thrifty man
NM aims the poultry-ralsing clan
laWhat other folks have done
Y0U can
You know the line % bunk!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-21

los ANGELES. - Because
wm. WHITING an alleged va
srsr,, feared he would die IN
lsn. h. VAS released BY Police
Judqe Chambers and ordered
from tcwn. whiting claims he
il subject to rheumatism,
ehilIs. bronchitis, ecrrs and Is
recovering from an operation.
SHORTS ON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-21

10 ACHEs 1850
CHOICE io.arrs tract. level land rich.
productive buil easily cleared mostly
alder and maple close 20 school and
naighhsra Only 1850. some terms
Compare location. soli and price. Where
an you heat % We recommend this
- GOOD SAFE fNNEsTNENT
selling country property our speciality
ROBERT MALTBN. 1910 ALASKA BID.
20 ACRES. PARTLY CLEARED. AIDEE
and cedar land and close 10 school
VIII furnish iurnhrr TO party wishing
81 Improve Price $3.50 co. easy pay
ments
W J WILSON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-21
CITY PEAL EsTAIs

Got busy ard DO some rood for
Yourself Take some pleasant
afternoon and tiait our adj
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-21
10 ACRES ALDEn BOTTOM LAND
. AcRYS roR $3.50

near Dlaiin. running water. and well
settled Price $50 90. easy terms
oauers 1is Boston block
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-09-12
Township 6 South, Range 9 West.

Helen L. Gilday, lots 4, 5, s. 2, SEA-
NWM Sec. l9, 95 acres-$75.OO. Har-
ry A. Davies, SEM Sec. %; 100 acres
--$37 so. F. L. Buck, NJ NJ Sec.
35 100 acres-$200.00.
Township s South, Range 10 West.
J.. w. Milne, SEN Sec. 81: 100
acres-$l4.O. Chas. Harding, EH
SEN Sec. 33; 80 acres-S52OO. But
Ter Fairchilds, VIZ SWN Sec. SO: so
aeTes[Sls'oo: acres Chas, Harding, SWN
SEA Sec. 81; $40 acres-$l5600.
Josephine Fletcher, SEN SEH Sec.
s.; 40 acres-$l040. Josephine
Fletcher, SH SWA Sec. Sc; 80 acres
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-07
4TH GOVERNOR
SINCE JANUARY
George w. Hayes Takes Oath
as Executive of State of
ARKANSAS

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Aug. 6.-George
w. Hayes of Camden took the oath of
office today as governor of Arkansas,
succeeding Senator j. NJ. Futrell, who
had been acting governor for several
months.
Judge Hayes is the fourth man to
take the oath since January IS. 1913.
On that date George w. Donaghy' s
term expired; he was succeeded by Con-
gresham Joe r. Robinson, who few
weeks later resigned to qualify as
United States senator; Senator 0. x.
Oldham, president of the senate, then
qualified, but the title of the Office was
sought a few days later by Senator
J. M Futrell. president pro tenn of the
senate, and he won in court.
Judge Hayes was elected July 23 at
a special election.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-07
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
"PRODDED," SAYS EMERY
General Counsel for National Associ-
alton of Manufacturers Explains
Methods of influence Used

WASHINGTON, Aug 6.-How the
National Association of Manufacturers
.'prodded" members of congress to
support legislation the association fa-
vored and opposed those who threat
ened its interests was explained to the
house lobby committee today by James
A. Emery, general counsel for the as
ISOLATION.
Emery was the principal witness of
the day before the lobby Investigators
on both sides of the capitol He began
a preliminary statement to the senate
committee of the objects and aims Of
the association and on the house side
he concluded the identification of the
200 letters culled from the organiza-
tion's files by the committee.
Discussing the political activities of
the association. Emery said that the
body itself did not engineer congress
sional campaigns.
The association kept track of the
records of congressman, he added. and
when the time for their reelection
came notified its members in the indi-
vidual districts and the campaign work
was done by the local members.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-07
BOYCOTT PLACED
ON Iron GOODS
Indianapolis Unions Notify
Locals Here of Recent
Action Taken

BDm The San Francisco
CHI 5lIsH.s2s SduE5D Labor council has re-
lWE ceived letter from
the Indianapolis central labor body ask
ing 1t to advise it's affiliated unions not
to handle the products of the Keyless
Lock company. Atkins Saw company.
Dean Brothers Pump works, Diamond
Chain company, lockwood Manufac-
turing company, the Chomaler 6 Tay-
lor Engine Company and Nordyke &
Moran, as these have been placed on
the unfair list
The Stationary Firemens union has
elected George Mefford a delegate to
the San Francisco Labor council, vice
r. G. Linehan. recalled. G. S. Falconer
was elected delegate to the Alameda
County Central council. and A. Scedero
to fill an unexpired term on the board
of trustees.
j. w. Murphy, secretary general of
the international Brotherhood of Elec-
trical Workers (Reid faction). who
came to this city three weeks ago from
Springfield. ILL.,. to investigate the
strike against the Gas and Electric
Light company. left for home yesterday.
United Laborers' association No 1
will at its next meeting. decide whether
to elect delegate to the State Fedora
tion of Labor. which meets in Fresno
next October, or not.
y
The Janitors union has nominated j.
r. Matheson a candidate for delegate
to the next session of the State Fedora
ton of Labor. The election will take
place at the next meeting.
X X X
The Building Trades Labor day cele-
bration. committee not having taken any
notice of the invitation from the Labor
council committee to participate with
1T in general celebration. the latter
will make arrangements to hold a cele-
bration on its own account.
Golden Gate auxiliary to Painters
union No. 10 has elected Edward Ha-
naughan president, II. Flemming vice
president, A. Haresieb financial secre-
tary, w. Downey recording secre-
tary, Thomas Mulgrew treasurer, M
Fellbach conductor. Robert Johnston
sentinel and NJ Rockower and B. Sim
monds trustees.
Local No 21 of the Typographical
union has elected Mrs. r. Fl. Bernett
and ]. V. Tonkin delegates to the San
Francisco Labor council. vice John
Lesher and Phillip Johnson. and the
Bakery Wagon Drivers union has
elected Louis Bassenack and 0. Plough.
X x X
The San Francisco Labor council has
been notified that the differences be-
tween the Thorpe Pie company. against
which boycott was recently asked.
and the Bakery Wagon Drivers union
has been amicably adjusted.
X x
Local No. 104 of the Amalgamated
Alliance of Sheet Metal Workers and
Local II. Pile Drivers, have voted in
favor of supporting the bonds for the
extension of municipal railroads
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-07
HAWTHORNE UNPARDONED
Department or Justice Decides Against
Mining SwindIers

ATLANTA. Ca, Aug. 6.-According
to authoritative reports here today of
decisions reached by the department
Of Justice at Washington, Julian Haw-
thorne and DR.. William j. Morton of
Boston, convicted of using the mails to
defraud. must serve their terms in the
federal prison here. despite the recon-
menda tions OF the federal board OF
prisons. With good behavior Haw-
thorne and Morton will be liberated In
october.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-07
HUSBANDS SPY SYSTEM
CAUSES DIVORCE SUIT
Wife Alleges Mother In Law and Step
Daughter Were Set to Watch
Her by Real Estate Clerk

Alleging desertion. Mrs. Louise Lam
ming yesterday filed suit for divorce
from Edward M. Lanning, Olympic club
member. The couple married at San
Rafael on July 81, 1912.
Trinita Brattain filed suit secretly
for divorce from Arthur L. Brattain. a
real estate clerk. charging her HUSBAND
with having subjected her to the espi-
onage of his mother and his IS year
old daughter by a former maria ge.
The Brattains married at Salt Lake
City on June Is. 1910.
These were granted interlocutory
DEGREES of divorce:
By Judge Van Nostra rand--Lillian r. from Clar-
ence G. Barber. desertion: Alice from James
Barnes. cruelty; Ida from Joseph Z. Henderson.
neglect.
Complaints filed.
Rose against John F. Edgar. cruelty: Ada NJ.
against Charles H. Cunning. desertion: Salvatore
against Iseuisa CALI, crueltv: Arizona L. against
Franz j. Morse. cruelty; Frances against Frank
W. Shaw, cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-07
ROAD TO SHUSHANNA is
AVAILABLE FOR TRAVEL
Governor Black of Yukon Territory
Brings Word From Daw-
son City

SKAGWAY, Alaska, Aug. s.-Governor
Black of the Yukon territory arrived
here today from Dawson, z. r., last
night to meet j. D. Hazen, Canadian
minister of marine and fisheries, and
W. r. Thorn of ST John, N. B., who
are going to Dawson.
Governor Black said the new road
from Coffee Creek to Canyon City has
been completed and is available for
travellers going into the Shushanna gold
fields. 1t is $50 miles by the Yukon
river from White Horse to Coffee Creek
and lis miles by government trail from
Coffee Creek to Canyon City. whence
it is only so miles to the new gold
fields.
Many prospectors leaving Skagway
intend going over the White Horse
Kluane route.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-07
FINANCIAL STRINGENCY
HITS CHINESE EXHIBIT
Government Can Not Proceed With
Original Plans Because Funds
Are Lacking

PEKING Aug. 6.-The Chinese gov
ernment will be unable, on account of
it's financial difficulties, to furnish the
funds necessary to support the Chi
nese exhibit at the Panama Pacific
exposition at San Francisco in the man.
ner originally planned.
The finance minister hopes to obtain
an appropriation of $500,000. although
many members of the Chinese parlia-
ment oppose 1t.
Several chambers of commerce also
are reluctant in the matter on account
Of the losses to merchants in the re-
cent rebellion.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-07
SAN FRANCISCAN HELD
FOR NUMBERING WOMAN
ON NikoIas Tsakonas-Man
Pleads Suicide Theory

SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 6.-Nilxolas Tsak-
onas. the Greek who was found
wounded in a hotel room with the body
of Mrs. Daisy Watt OF San Francisco.
was held responsible for the woman s
death in verdict by coroner's jury.
Richard de Fontana, Greek consul at
San Francisco. was present at the in
quest
Tsakonas declares that the woman
had killed herself, but refused to make
any further statement. saying that he
was in no physical condition to talk
about the tragedy.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-07
DEAD LETTER SALES"
+ ABOLISHED BY BURLESON
New Plan of Disposition Includes San
Francisco as Distributing
Point

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-"Dead let
ter sales were abolished today by
Postmaster General Burleson
Hereafter all undelivered third and
fourth class matter will go to the
postoffice at the headquarters of the
railway mail service of the division in
which it is detained. Articles of mani
fest value will be held for one year.
subject to reclamation, and then sold
at auction.
The Is postoffices which will handle
dead letter matter are Boston, New
York, Washington. Atlanta, Cincin-
natl, Chicago, ST. Louis, San Francisco.
Cleveland, st. Paul, Fort Worth, New
Orleans, Seattle, Omaha and Pitts
burg.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-07
DECETVER Is ASKED
IN FOR BIG AUTO FIRM

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Aug. 6.-Ap-
plication was made today in the United
State district court here for appoint
ment of a receiver for the Michigan
Buggay company of Kalamazoo Ii IS
understood about $1,000. 900 is involved
The company made the Michigan 40"
automobile.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-07
RECEIVER FOR SUGAR co.
san Francisco Firm Interested Creditor
In 1927 900 Debt

HARTFORD, Conn. Aug. 6.-A re-
ceiver for the Central San Cristobal a
Porto Rico sugar growing concern in
corporated in Connecticut, was asked
for today in the United States court
by Welch & Co. of New York and San
Francisco who are creditors to the
extent of $4,000. They set up that
the defendant concern owes consider
ably more than $1,000,00o and that it's
vast properties at Port of Nagaubo,
Porto Rico, will be dissipated unless q
receiver is appointed.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-07
cLAMMER LOSES IN DEAL
Finds Pearl worth $4,000 which He
Disposes OF for $50

LANSING. Ia, Aug. 6.-John Wendt,
clammer, yesterday found pearl of
so grains while at work in the Mfssis-
sippi river. and being ignorant or the
value sold it to Chicago buyer for
$50. Experts informed Wendt that 1t
was worth a much larger sum, some
even putting the value as high as
$4,000. but Wendt considered the $50
in hand a small fortune and snapped
up the offer eagerly.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-07
BILL FROM SUFFER- LINE
City's Share Of Tracks in Lower Mar
ket Street EvaIuated

The Sutter Street Railway company's s
bill of $4,000 for the city's share of
the tracks in lower Market street was
considered by the supervisors public
utilities committee yesterday and re-
ferred to City Engineer OShaugh-
messy. with the request that he make
an appraisement of the property. The
charge is against the 100000 lower
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-07
APPLE SHIPPERS MEET
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION
John ID. Rockefeller Entertains Wives
OF Delegates While Husbands
Attend to Business

CLEVELAND. o., Aug. 6.-Seventy-
FIVE per cent of the apple shippers of
the country, who handle $780, 600, 900
worth of fruit each year. are attend
ing the nineteenth annual convention
of their association in this city.
The opening session was devoted to
the hearing of reports of committees.
Wives Of the delegates visited For
est Hill on invitation of John d. Rookie
feller
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-07
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
FOR sALE--A BEAUTIFUL HOME.

len years TO ray X OF IT.
Owing to owners departure. one OF the incest
homes on the peninsula is offered for sale. Con
slsts of fine, modern house OF rooms, bath
and every modern convenience; fine stable poul-
try houses yards. ete.; fine, large lot 7ox15O
feet planted to full bearing fruit trees Of diff
ferent varieties also strawberries, blackberries.
rsspberries, etc. There is beautiful, large live
oak tree several palms and other ornamental
trees and shrubs in front of the house. making 1t
q very attractive place. Located blocks from
station ] hour from San Francisco; communication
fare S9.S5- Will be sold at very reasonable
figure with a small payment down, balance ex-
tended over 10 years time, If necessary. Prop
erty clear: title perfect Write TO box IA,
Mountain View, Cal.
PENINSULAR. adjoining Stanford Univ. Estate;
80 acres choice for subdivision; value advanc-
ing rapidly; land slightly rolling; grand view
points; low price; require only small payment
down, bal. 8 or years; other ranches l, >. 10
seres each; ali bargains. See me. HEBARDs
els Pacific bldg. S. f., or Mayheld Cal
SIXTY DOLLARS CASH. So month, buys a
dandy little 915 chicken ranch. : miles
from town. near Wafsonville; best sandy loam
soil; price S67.50 per acre. OWNER, Lick
Asdg. 50 Montgomery St, S. f.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-07

$500 CASH
NEW HOUSES OF rooms bath and large
pantry; porch; wall bed; mission finish. Pay
BIB month your own home CONTRACTOR,
box 30l5. Call office.
MUST SELL. TODAY.
New building (iust completedl, and lot cost
S2I 600. leased FOR three years at $500 per mo-;
will sell for S25. 600 cash; worth S36.0 900.
BENTHAAf. GAG Monadnock Bldg
HOUSES FOR SALE.
A bargain in the Refs tract; rooms and
lots. at 800 Raymond av.; $1,000; one-third cash.
balance easy monthly payments, or 81. .450 for
all cash. Telephone Mission 2135 g. W. OWEN.
SAN JOSE az, 26s9-4 rooms and bath. 5000
cash. $4,000 at S23 per no.. also 2T33
rooms and bath. 5000 cash. $500 at $25 per
month Apply on premises between 10 and 4.
$500 down win buy bungalow fats grand
marine view: must sell 209 Downey ay..
near Frederick and Ashbury streets
s.. 0oo-CIement St corner: balance $50 monthly
at per cent: price $4,750; close in. Apply
$40 Clement st.
HAVE Standard Title Insurance Company. Mills
bldg, insure your title: save time. save money
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-07
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

FIVE room cottage 2132 Essex: bath pantry
high basement: lot 37:6x100: east of Shattuck:
convenient 10 s. p. Key Route. Grove and
Shattuck lines; $3.50 cash. balance easy
payments
3 ROOM bath toilet: hardwood floor; lust
eomplete So .nn0: $500 down. move In. JAY
T. VOTING 500 Hearst bldg
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-07
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

1 IF you want home in the best location
terms the same rent see We have them
in all prices WENHAM & PAUL. 1444 San
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