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_€ITT KEAL ESTATE
J. W. WRIGHT * CO.,
„„ REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCK.
22S MONTGOMERY ST. (MILLS BUILDING)
EE ? T .£ COLLECTED AND OWNERS ABSO
LLT .ELY GUARANTEKD AGAINST LOSS
FROM TENANTS. FILL CHARGE
TAKEN OF PROPERTY.
MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE
WE ARE NOW LISTING PROPERTY FOR OUR
NEXT AUCTION.
t1 „ OFFER WANTED
#I.,ooo—Corner in 4th st., Hxfs, south of Mar
ket st.; property is the best investment
In S. F. tudav.
"-,, »~, 4LWAYS RENTED
fn.OOO— Rents $127.50; six 8 r«oni apartments
brand new; pays very high rate of inter
est; cjoee to F-igUteeuth aad Castro sts.:
full sized lot.
~« J, *EAR GOUGH AND GEARY
110,250—20 room build. , ng, leased for $100 per
mo.; lot 27 feet front; this Is an ideal
investment.
REDUCED FROM $10,000
$9,2so—Elegant Jot, 55x100 feet; very well lo
cated in Union st., near prominent trans
fer corner; less than $175 per front foot;
bargain.'
IN THE HEART OF THE CITY
♦"../to—Near Washington and Kearny sts.: lot
fronting two streets-, over 100 feet deep;
could tx; cheaply improved and would pay
big return.
HAVES ST. CORNER
$S.2sO—An unusually desirable corner; 60 feet
front; worth $10,000; good locality; close
to Fillmore.
SACRAMENTO ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY
$7,500 cash, balance can remain on mtg.; store
with 4 rooms In rear and 4 apts. of 4
rooms ea.; lot SO ft. front; vicinity of
Locust St.; full purchase price $15,000.
£ PRESIDIO HEIGHTS
y $9,soo—Magnificent site for a residence; lot
83:4x100. Best part of this desirable
neighborhood.
SOUTH OF MARKET
$5,75O —6th st. corner: sold to close an estate;
6th st. is rapidly building up; take a
walk down there and see for yourself;
this Iβ a little nugget and should be
picked up at once.
TWO ELEGANT FLATS
$7,500—Tw0 magnificent 6 room flats: unusually
well constructed: rents $82.50 per mo.";
close to Hyde and Greenwich.
RICHMOND RESIDENCE
$7,500 —New modern 6 room res.; np to date In
every detail; garage; West Clay st.
ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE
$1,000 cash, balance on easy terms: modern art
istic 6 room res.; sleeping porch and ga
rage; up to date in every particular; see
this today: agent on the premises; 1227
10th ay. near Lincoln way; Sunset Dis
trict; full purchase price $7,000.
NEAR GREEN AND HYDE
$5,500 —2 excellent flats of 5 and 6 rooms and
bath each; rent $55 per mo.
MISSION BARGAIN RESIDENCE
$8,500 —8 room residence, near San Jose ay. and
23d st.; lot 37 feet front; a genuine bar
gain; must be sold to close an estate.
SUNSET RESIDENCE
$1,700 cash—Elegant " room residence; hard
wood floors, beamed ceiling, etc.; modern
in every detail; near 6th ay. and J St.;
full purchase priceb $6.5 iX).
NEAR SCOTT AND ELLIS
$4,500—2 flats of 4 and 5 rooms each; lot 25x
90; see this.
CALIFORNIA STREET
$^i,9oo—Five room cottage near 10th ay. and
California st.; full sized lot; nothing bet
ter offered.
NEAR GRF.EN AND KEARNY
$2,000— Lot 22:11565:9; right in the heart of
the city. °
°° BUILDING LOT
$J.^oO—Fine level lot near Tenth ay. and B
o St.; nicely sitflated; 25x120; owner might
consider less.
MISSION COTTAGE
$2,000 —4 room cottage near Ruttlck and Boe
worth; lot 25r91.
NATOMA STREET BARGAIN
$1.950 —Good building lot, 25x80 feet/ In the
vicinity of 10th st.; small flats constructed
here would pay well.
BARGAIN! BARGAIN! BARGAIN!
k $1,550—L0t 25x100 feet; Ist ay., Richmond Dist.
SCNSET CORNER
$1.050 —Nicely situated corner, near 31st ay.
o and W St.; size 82:6x100.
32D AY. NEAR GF.ARY
$1,050 —Excellent lot in Richmond District, 2ox
95 feet.
TERMS! TERMS! TKRMS!
$1,000^ —Excellent corner lot. close to Ocean
boulevard; Inside lots In the locality are
selling for $800; eize 32:6x100.
WORTH INVESTIGATING
$I«o cash., bal. $10 p»r mo., int. at 6 per
cent "per annum; well situated lot. only 1
block from 9tb ay. car line; has pretty
outlook from rear; full purchase, price
otrfy $650.
J. W. WRIGHT ft CO..
22* Montgomery et., Mills bldg.
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER. 321 B«sh et.
Plione Douglas 3644.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
The biggest pickjip ever offered: a small etrtS
tr?gc and a frame up for o two story house; must
be sold at r«cce: price $2,000: terms can be ar
ranged; street bitiiminized; 35th ay. bet. Geary
snd Clement, only 75 feet from Clement ft. and
Lincoln park, lot alone is worth $1,750. this
at once. It won't last. o
$40/1 rgch burs splendid cottajz* of 4 rooms and
hith; high basement: 41st ay. near Geary st..
Richmond District. VKRY EAST TERMS.
J2.50O —Price, of nice cottage of 3 rooms and
hath on a 50 font lot on llrh ay. near Norleg-n
St.. Sunset District: only two short blocks from
car ljnp. TERMS can be arranged.
Choice election of LOT - n SUNSET and
RICHMOND. ALL OH KASV TF.RMS.
WUHhKt OfTICB—Oer. H ?< and 7th sv.
OFFICE—Cor. F'lltnn st. and 4!>th at-.
Open Sundays only.
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER. 321 Bush st.
Phone Douglas 3644.
OSCAR HFYMAN * BROTHER. Inc..
742 Market street.
Room 2".0. Bankers' Investment Bmldinr.
A HOME
In «ur GARDEN TERRACE! Fronting Mission
«t. at Sickly ay.: lots restricted; str*<>t bitu
minted: cement sidewalks, gas. wster. sewer
and electricity: %. 5. 6 and' 7 r«om cottage?, on
*>**? monthly payments. ,
$7.W-t/>t« nn 131h sv. near Lawron st.. Sun
«»t District.
t choice hoßip* in the Sunset 'nd Richmond
•Crtets. Easy t»rm».
OSCAR HKYMAN ft BROTHER. Inc.,
742 Market street.
Room 2-". O. Bankers' Investment Rijildinj:.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
Only (ovo blocks sontb of Market and 4th; J
brick building; main street; leased for over $260 |
per month
Peys over 11 per cent net.
Price $27,500.
Bank mortgage $12,000.
W. B. MrCERRY ft CO.. 41 Montgomery street. \
CHEAPEST OTY L®TSJ
Fine view .-,f hay: 2 blocks from $50,000 I
•=--hor>l and car lin*: 26 lots in all; only $I.V> j
' MUTUAL BOND AND MORTGAGE Co .
1414 CALL BLDG. PHONE SUTTER 2*62.
SKK me befovo you build; will save you
money; 4 room »nd hath cottage. $1.0 C O: 5
room and hath. $1,200; ? flat*,. $2.400 will
gpt "-on money to build with. WM. H.
CTRAiIN. in« Harrison P'-«ne Mission 5166.
ARTISTIC HOM F.S.
Forty homee now huildlne bet. IRth and 17th
ay*., Clement and Geary sts.: protected by re-
hardwood floors, open crates, etc.; all
modern improvements: 3 car lines.
ntRNANDO NF.I.SON. Owner end Builder.
NO MONEY REQUIRED TO BUILD if you're
paying 00 a lot or own n lot: we will build for
yot'i, and pay us the same as rent. D. HOULE
CO., f>6o Market St.. room 218; hours 12 to 2.
WORKINGMAN'S OPPORTUNITY.
$250 each: 4 lots 2.'.x106:6; off Ifiacton St.;
2 Works from cars:
adjoining lots spiling $.V(O up. '
JOHN F. HILL CO.. KB Suffer st
13.250—0 room residence: fine location: worth j
$4,500, but must sacrifice; see this for a bar
gain. Apply 511 Castro st.
HAVE Standard Title Insurance Company. Mills
bldg.. insure your title; suve time, save miner.
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL. BLAKE'S
BAZAAR. 1108 VALENCIA ST.
~ AT_EOJIEALJEBT ATE
i $11 $20,000: FATHER AND MOTHER,
1 see this gi3id home for you and the children,
at a sacrifice; investigate; 12 large, sunny
rooms and 2 baths. gaTage: In San Mateo; ex
tra large, cor. frwunde; beautiful trees and
»brnbP*ry: no tog«. nn winds: up to date.
Write to 550 Presidio tv., San Fraucieco. I
ALAMEDA KEAI> ESTATI
A MODEL OF CIVIC ATTRACT! YEN ESS—
Beautiful, well kept homes, fine schools,
churches and other public buildings; paved,
clean and well lighted streets; spacious narks
and playgrounds; 140 electric trains daily to
San Frauelsco—
THAT'S ALAMEDA.
Property for sale or exchange, houses for
reut. Ask us about it.
CfNX REALTY CO..
402 12th street. Oakland. «
Phone Oakland 13.
$inn down. ?_0 per month, buys a new, artistic
bungalow in a desirable neighborhood of new
hor.es; half block to streetcars. trains
beach and park: large lot: fine trees front and
rear: an exclusive and tasty exterior: a unique
and dainty interior: larze open fireplace: book
case, writing desk, linen closets, etc.: kitchen
a modPl of convenience; a real sleeping porch;
bird wood floors: fixtures were specially de
signed: gara«e; basement: many features too
numerous to mention. Address Owner, box
4-'"7. Call offW.
RICHMOND REAL ESTATE
TIIF. best Investment on the Pacific coast today is
Richmond inner harbor property. Get some
of ft while the price Is within your reach:
values nre Increasing rapidly. See ns for best
locations find lowpst prices. WENHAM A
PAUL. 112S Broadway. Oakland. Phone Oak
lifnd 1765. Richmond office. 14th and Potrero
ay. Phone Richmond 7571. Transfer at 6th
and Mac Donald to 6th st. car line going south
to end of line.
TWO inner harbor lots. 2 blocks soatb from
Cnttin* boulevard and close to car line. Sac
rifice for casb. Box 0011, Call officp. Oakland.
ELEGANT HOME SITES, only $150 each; $5
down and $."> per month: no interest, no taxes.
Write or call for handsome booklet.
E. W. MAGRUDER, 423-42". Phelan bldg.,
760 Market St.. S. F. AGPNTS WANTED.
GOVERNMENT LANDS
EXERCISE your right on 160 or 320 acres govern
ment land: rich soil, level, abundance water;
near railroads; good markets. 328 Pacific bldg.
COFNTRY REAL ESTATE
HURRAH! HURRAH! HURRAH!
THE TUNNEL IS FINISHED!
The Oakland and Antloch Electric railway will
run regular trains from Oakland to Lafayette,
Walnut Greek, Concord and beyond within 30
days.
Transportation is all we needed in the beautiful
MOUNT DIABLO COUXTRY
We have everything else.
EXCELLENT LOCATION.
Just back of the Berkeley hills.
Commuting distance from Oakland and San
Francisco.
PERFECT CLIMATE
Never too warm—Never too cold.
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
Healthful Locality
NO MALARIA
BEST OF SOIL
You can grow anything grown anywhere
in California.
SPLENDID WATER
Perfect Home Conditions.
Good Schools. Churches, etc.
The Coming Home Place for Those Employed In
San Francisco and Oakland.
Two years will treble the population of Lafay
ette. Walnut Creek and Concord.
Hundreds will lire and prosper where none live
now.
What does that mean to Values?
Go anywhere.
Look anywhere.
What has transportation done to values
anywhere?
The same will happen here.
This is your opportunity.
Our terms are very liberal.
Any one 0 can pay them.
You can buy a lot, an acre
or anything you want.
Don't wait until the road is running Its cars.
Make your selection now.
Watch the MOUNT DIABLO COUNTRY grow.
Our valley is the last eectlon within commuting
distance of Oakland and San Francisco to be
opened for ideal homes, and the LAST Is the
BUST
If you want to live and enjoy life.
If you'want to cut the high cost of living,
INVESTIGATE OUR LANDS
Call at office or write
R. N. BURGESS COMPANY.
734 Market St.. San Francisco, Cal.
Branch office. 1538 Broadway. Oakland.
A GREAT CHANCE FOR SOME ONE.
Here is a tract of land which can not be ex
celled In the state of California at an unparal
leled bargain, and any statement made in regard
to same Iβ absolutely guaranteed. The land Iβ
located near Dlxon, Solano county, and Is In *be
heart of the old wheat belt, now being pnt iDto
fruit, alfalfa, etc., by progressive farmers, and.
owing to thr Ideal transportation facilities and
market, being only 68 miles from San Francisco
and 22 miles from Sacramento, It offers an In
vestment that can not be excelled In the state,
either to an Investor or to a homeseeker. It ad-
Joins a large tract recently purchased by a cor
poration composed of millionaires who hare Just
closed their deal, and which will be put on
the market at from $150 to $200 and up an
acre, according to the prices for o which lands
adjoining are bringing, and selling, too. It is
an undivided estate, but as the heirs are not
farmers and wish to sell, I am authorized to
offpr the place at about half its value.
want the money, and it is strictly an all cash
proposition. The bank will loan more than half
the amount on tbc property, and the buyer gets
a third of the crot>. which means about 93.868
this year, when the l««asf> expires. The place Is
fully fenced and cross fenced; also has a house,
hanj and i.ther outbuildings, and there is an
abundance of water at an easy depth for irri
gation pnrposes. Therp are about 160 acres of
sandy loam and the balance is dark loam. This
placff is all clear end be sold to the first
comer, and. owing to the fact that it is rx-inc
offered at such a wonderful bargain. T would
prefer to do business with bona Ode buyers only.
Address bos 42f>A. Call office. a
PRICE FOR QUICK RALE. $39 AN ACRE.
THE COWCHILI.A RANCH AND TOWNSITE. <
This Is the best alfalfa, truck and fruit land
in the famous Sac Joaquin valley. It gives
the settler better land nnd better opportunities
than any other colonisation company can offer
at thp same price. l>r.n't fall to get our lit
eraturp. We pay railroad fare, automobile hire,
etc.. for all interested panics.
MUTUAL BO\n AND MORTGAGE CO..
1414 CALL BLDG. PHONE SITTER 2*62.
BUYoacreage. not lots.
Buy in the path of assured development.
Buy within commuting dl.«tance%f Pan Fran
cisco.
Buy adiolnfne rapidly growing town.
Buy Stanford acres.
Adjoininr South Polo Alto.
l.eTP] land: good soil.
Electric car service nw block. 0
Price from $300 an acre up. o
$7 .VI per acre per month pays principal andr
Interest.
This land bound to hecomn immensely valu
able in near future.
C. M. WOOSTER CO.. r<o3 Phelan hide.. B. F.
9TO • ACRE IRANCH
This rsry-h Is In Sun Luis Oblspo; cash buyer
gets a bargain: pays 17Vj i>er c»nt on present
valuation; can be had for less than present valu
ation on Quick sale; cause, owner v*ery aged
| woman and unable to manage large ranch. GEO.
|H. CHIOSSI. f»r,S Pacific hldg.
FINE chicken rinch; ."i or 7V_ acre*: $.",00 to
? 1,000 down; rest easy terms: hard finished
house: chicken house, barn, well: 2 mile* from
Liverroore: pood land; will b* all plowed and
put In grain: ready to move Into; fnrn. or no
furn.: 90 Belgian hares. Ad.Mrs.Bee.Llvermor".
i-FT'LL information given how to make applica
tion for 160 acres of timbfr or orchard land In
Jackson county. Oregou. at. $2..V> per acre*.
VIGGLK, WALLACE & CO.. 430 Pacific bldg.
ORO LOMA—Best land and water In Ssn Joaquin
valley; $7.1 «n acre: 20 acres or more.
CLARK A- REED, 432 Market st.
437 acres. Placer co.; bargain if taken at once.
Apply OWNER. 223 Firnt National Bank bldg.
FINE HOTEL SITE for mmmer resort. $15,000.
Address OWNER, box ,4142. Call effle*.
SONOMA COUNTY LANDS °
55 ACRES all clear near Petaluma; finest saady
loem 6*ll In Sonoma co.; all fenced; 3 good
wells, some timber; lf>l2 crop paid 15 p«r cent;
terms or exchange part or all for S. F. vacant
or Improved r. c. A fine chance for contractor
who wants to build, subdivide and sell. A good
money maker and reedy spller. Buy now arid
mske big and quick monpy; now In crop, ren
t«l 13 free. Price $250 per acre. No. 2737
J. W. HORN CO., petaluma. Cβ 1.
J. W. HORN CO.. PETALUMA. CAL.
$r,.',0 cash and $500 per year buys a highly im
proved, modern fruit and poultry ranch at Peta
luma that should net owner, when fully stocked,
$2,360 per year; total price now $4,650, including
fine driving horse, harness and buggy. Write for
our large free list.
J. W. HORN m.. PETALUMA. CAL.
BRITISH COLUMBIA LANDB _.
FOR Investments In British Columbia farms,
lands and new townsites. write or call GEO.
ROBINSON & CO., 396 Monadnock bldg.. 8. F.
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
HOMES, ranches, acreag':; 'exchange: price list.
DAVID I. WILSON, Santa Cruz, Cal. I
THE HAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JAJNUARY 16, 1913.
IF you want to exchange your property for al
falfa, fruit, chicken or stock rancu. call and
see ue; we have them.
J. HAY SMITH CO.. 908 Broadway. Oakland.
UNENCUMBERED property wanted In exchange
for 640 acres In Tarlock irrigation district;
price $75 an acre: mortgage. $16,800. C. M.
WOOSTER CO.. .103 Phelan bldg.. S. F.
WE can exchange anything anywhere. THE W.
H. MACK CO.. 423 Monadnock bfag.. S. F.. Cal.
A—
LUBECK'S. Inc.
Sixth floor PaciJe huildine. Market and 4th sts.
Phones—Kearny 1702, Home JlO2O.
AI.L LI NFS OF BUSINESS SOLD.
CITY OR COUXTRY.
TO BUYFRS AXD SF.LLERS:
Our well known and long established reputation
Is a guarantee that you will get reliable and
efficient service in dealing through ijs.
LOAX DEPARTMENT FOR INVESTORS.
LUBKCKS. 602 PACIFIC BLDG.
$I.OOO—GRILL and RESTAURANT adjoining big
cafe; no better ligation; rent only $75 month;
first clasp equipment and private boxes; reel
money maker. IJ'BECK'R, 602 PACIFIC BLD.
HALF INTEREST In old established printing
business. Location none better in city. Large
permanent trade: equipment first class- further
Information at LUBEC KS. 602 PACIFIC BLOC
$1,500. HOTEL, and BAR; in live factory town
Napa valley: positively clearing $200 to $2">o
month: owner leaving for Europe; exclusively
*t I.UBFCKS. 602 PACIFIC BLDG.
MOVING PICTURE THEATER, most beautifully
equipped, across the bay; long lease; clearing
over $3(>o a month. Don't hesitate or you will
he too late. Terms can be arranged at
LUBECK'S. 802 PACIFIC BLDG.
CORNER GROCERY and liqnor store; located
on busy corner: with four living rooms; price
only $450. LUBKCK'S, 602 PACIFIC BLDG.
SALOON, located in the business district near
Kearny st. License and lease alone a very
valuable. asset. Owner must leave city end
will give Immediate possession for $1,250 cash
and balance on term.*.
LUBECK'S. 602 PACIFIC BLDG.
GEO. a. HER RICK, R33 MARKET ST.
THE RELIABLE BROKER. ESTAB. 1875.
NOTICE—I trill give you a reasonable trial and
easy terms on any business you purchase from
me.
GROCERY AXD FAMILY LIQUORS, doing
over $5,000 cash business per month: owner re
tiring on account of old age; rent $175 month;
lease D years; clears $600 to $800 per month;
price $0,500.
SALOONS! SALOONS! SALOONS: SALOONS!
SALOON MEN, ATTENTION! Now Iβ a good
time to get in the saloon business. I have ser
eral GENUINE BARGAINS right now.
SALOON. HIGH CLASS, up to date; rent $00
NET: long lease; doing over $.10 every day- north
of Market st.: near my office: price $4,300. V
will loan you a thousand or such a matter on
this place if you have not all the cash.
CLOSE IN SALOON—This Is a beautiful place,
NEW. finished in marble and mahogany; beauti
ful inlaid marble and tile floor; large, commo
dious marble toilets; rent only half of the going
rents in same neighborhood: 10 years' lease;
doing $75 per day business; price $8,000. Would
prefer cash for this place, as the owner Iβ leav
ing the city. „
SALOONS—I have several good paying neigh
borhood saloons and one ROAD HOUSE; road
house.with dance hall; plenty of land In rear for
garden and chickens: fine bar trade: R furnished
rooms; rent only $25 per month; lease for 5
years; price $1,100, Including license.
GEO. A. HERRICK,
833 Market st.
DAVIS BROTHERS. W. A. Simons. Manager.
403-405 Paclfl* bldg.: phone Douglas 1533.
BUSINESS PROPOSITIONS OF ALL KINDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
GROCERY AND FAMILY LIQUORS. 0
$35 dady trade: no credit: no delivery.
Big bargain if sold this week.
NICKELODEON: NO OPPOSITION; $1,250;
rent $60 lease to 1916; well fitted up.
DAVIS BROS.. 403-405 Pacific bldg.
AN opportunity wtth the Saturday Evening Post; ,
a city and country route for sale; both paying
good profits: a htgh class investment; the Sat
urday Evening Post Is ever Increasing in circu
lation. 1012 Phelan building. S. F.
$3"f>—A good paying roadhouse on Mission road,
Dsly City: low rent: license paid till June. In
quire EAGLE BREWERY. 5060 Mission et. be
tween 10 and 12 a. m.
BEFORE Investing your hard earned money In
any business venture, let us make confidential
report. INDUSTRIAL INFORMATION BUr
REAU. 34 Ellis st. 0
TWO desirable drug stores, one in Oakland, on«
in Berkeley; good season for selling. Box
4494, Call office.
FINE store to let, corner Post and Lyont make a
cood saloon or grocery; 3 living rooms; base
ment: $40. o
FOR tin\e —Moving picture business fully equipped;
latest model machine (Powers, 1913>. For par
ticulars address box 13.° Petaluma, Cal.
I HAVE several hiivers for moving picture houses.
What have you? 3 City Hull ay., room 315.
PAPER route for sale on The Call. Apply to
Call office, Oakland.
LODGING HOUSES FOR BALE_
O «_-~__-e_i
GEO. A. HERMCK. 53: , . MARKET ST..
COMMERCIAL BLDG. next door east Emporium,
ROOM 201. PHONE SUTTER 2050.
BARGAINS IN FURNISHED HOTELS. APART
ME NT AMI ROOMING HOUSES, FLATS
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED LITTLE 30 ROOM
APARTMENT HOUSE. c!o*e in. Will exchange
for property; price $2,500.
20 ROOM TRANSIENT HOUSE, downtown: 1
floor; corner; elegantly furnished; price $1,200.
so Ron.\feS; rent only $."> per room; lease to
1916. This In a bargain. Close In and always full.
150 ROOM HOTEL: corner, new building, now
furniture, 2 blocks from Market °nt.: good lease.
ch«ap rent. Will take partner for $4,000; will
clear $1,000 per month. Price $5,500.
GEO. A. HERRICK. 833 MARKET ST.
A—CAMERON & CO.,
714 MARKET ST.. ROOM 301 fOpp Call).
BANK BEIFRENCES. HOTELS. ROOMING
APARTMENT HOUSES. FLATS".
TITLES GUARANTEED.
PARTNER with $1,800 cash for well furnished
HO room house; rent $1.V); lease: good location
DOWNTOWN lIS room hotel: lobby: lone leas";
lowest rent In city; elegantly furnished; ac
count of dearh in family.
SNAP— 43 room, modern apartment house; rent
$000: well furnished; doing good bust
ness; only $2,500.
LEASE and furniture, 42 rooms; fine location;
low rent; best buy in city. 570 O'Farrell St.
INVESTMENTS
H. A. ROENITZ. BROKER, "
"51 r>3 Phelan bldg.. San Frsnclscn. Cel.
Buys and s«>lls all local insurance, rubber, oil,
mining and industrial stocks and bonds. Spe
cialty, o Ma>»cot.
CHESTER B. ELLIS A CO.. = ~~1
STOCK AND BOND BROKER.
714 Market St., Opposite Call building
Larcest dealers In exclusively unlisted securi :
ties on the Pacific coast. Ehtablished I*9o.
I CAN SAVE YOr MONEY ~~
BY placing yotr insurance
I REPRESENT THE BEST COMPANIES
EDWARD A. TOLLY, KEAHXY 17R.
MINES AND MINING
IF you want to Interest yourself in a legitimate
mining enterprise, call on R. BELDEN, Beiden.
Plumes co., Cal. Plumas county Is among lead
ing counties of the state for quartz and placer.
WILL exchange mining stock of merit or real es
tate for irasollne pumping plant with capacity
of 50 gallon* per minute 100 foot lift. Box
446«. Call office.
MONEY TO LOAN
A A—NOTICE—WHEN YOU HEED MONEY ON
YOUR SALARY. WHY NOT DEAL WITH A
RELIABLE FIRM? YOUR BUSINESS IS
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. RATES CHEAP
EST IN CITY.
Monthly.Semimonthly. W'kly.
$.vt.no-Pay back $12.00 $6.00 $3.00
45.00 •• " 10.00 5.00 ?.5O
30.00 " " 7.00 3.50 170
20.00 " " 6.00 2.50 1.85
UNION CREDIT CO.. 360 PHELAN BLDG.
AAA—HOUSEHOLD LOAN COMPANY
WILL LOAN YOU MONEY ON FURNITURE
PIANOS. ETC.: $10 to $200; LOW COST: CON
FIDENTIAL: HONEST AND SQUARE DEAL.
CALL OR WRITE OR PHONE.
357 9 PACIFIC BLDG.. FOURTH and MARKET
PHONE DOUGLAS 3265
OAKLAND office. 518 First National Bank bldy.
MONEY loaned on furniture, pianos and ether
security; lowest rates; most favorable terms In
this city; see others, then see me and be con
vinced: will save you money; $2.25 weekly
pays $50 loan. Phone Market 3020. GEORGE
W. MILLER. 3008 16th st.. southwest comer
Mission, room 35.
MONET TO LOAN
Coatlnncd
LOANS tto salaried persons. WAGE earners.
*■» TEACHERS. ? CITY EMPLOYES I and OTHERS
with - FIXED I Incomes; i also £ OTHER s proposi- \
tions Including advances on ! INSURANCE and
WAREHOUSE I receipts: rates ; reasonable; I pay
ments easy. 433 Pbelan : bldg.; i ph. Douglas 3244.
A.—TREMAIN. with '■ absolute privacy, any amount
Mat 3 per cent on furniture, pianos, etc., without
<?< removal payable in I installments if or j straight
* ■ loans ■at i lowest I rates < cash, payments • reducing
■ Interest: Ino i commissions. 833 , Market st. next
vc Emporium, room \ 811; ; phone f Douglas 2465:*gMai
LARGE or < small | amounts, 18.', 6is, ;or 7 ( per cent,
m flat , ; or Installments. If i you are \ paying 10 to«
'i 15 per cent let me change your loan, save you ]
•< <5 i per ? cent of your interest. ;O. ■ ; E. c EVANS, i
y ; 2367 Mission. . . > . * '
CASH I advanced on [ salaries; ?no I security: J lowest
rates. ""V- 313 Merchants' ~ « Exchange building;
■I^ phone « Douglas '? 1411. f- and ■ SOS V Call ; building; |
.. •' phone j gutter . 2537. ,'.--". »'.'■■■-■■• f -:■'. ■■'. •"-.■..■ .'• •'/■>a , ,j:
•:•■■' - BALDWIN .IF.WKLRY CO.. * : r : • c
;.-■,"■- ; ; .■■■,-Gold and Silver Smiths. , V ;
-■ v ■';•.-..- r<.•- <'»-^:-29-35 Kearny st. i": >i : -; ."..•. -..'-■»
LOAN DEPT. RATES 2 PER CENT PER MO.
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE and oth
-11 era! upon I their I own I names; i cheap : rates; easy
payments: confidential. D. ■< H. TOLMAN, 049 \
Phelan '- bid., and room 9. 460 13th ' St.. Oakland.;j
LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES. ; MOTORCYCLES
AND % PIANOS. • MEYER 2 BROS., 114 ,• SAN
>k SOME ST. TEL. KEARXY ) 3520. V.:-.,-; -;: ;
A.AA —Wage ) earners, ceither men or I women, can
V make ' a loan An strictest confidence at - the Em
*4 ployes' Credit ' Co.. room 1 424. * Monadnock ; hldg.
AAA—SALARIED men ; and ' women \ accommodated
- , without delay or ♦ publicity. Home ' Credft f and
.7* Investment Co.. j 321 Phelan bldg.. third floor.f-i
CASH i loaned to ! ' salaried * men on note j> without
s s Indorser. X- MORRELL. 1097 ■ Monadnock • bldg. -
We loan ALL salaried people; save money by get
ting our rates. 521 Pbelan t bldg.; Kearny 3247.
SALARIED rt LOANS; other 4 propositions. San
J: Francisco Discount Agency, 411 > Pacific i hldg.
GOLDEN i GATE LOAN ! OFFICE. 1 ' 110 Kearny St.
>■ Low rates >. on jewelry. W. ■J. j HESTHAL.-{;V,y
SALARY ; LOANS. $5 up: ; cheapest ' rates. t D. D.
: DRAKE. 048 Market st:,";^!': ; »; ■>
WE 1 buy, « sell, rehuild, all » kinds toft antes. yi Va
"; lencia • Machine Shop, 132 Valencia. Mkt. 6041.
AAAA—WiII > loan ■' any I amount at lowest Interest
on I first, second =and - : third r ! mortgages;, estates
in i probate, undivided Interest; d?als directly
?• with *. lender: 'i no delay. f R. ■ McCOLGAX. i 502
-k' 503 « Call s Mdg.. -: corner 3d and * Market; ' phone
':' Douglas 2535. The oldest established , and lead
. Ing financial | agency on ( the | Pacific | coast. : d- [
'■:;... '- MILLER & i DENNIS, ~
,■-,; 3396»26tb st. at Mission. „,■:.'> •"■■■i
-"> We have money •■, to loan at '6 , and 7 per . cent In
city and *| Oakland. ;>" Prompt « attention • given.
Come Jn and see us. .- ;:.'-:* -. ;i:; '■' '.
' . Open. Sundays. ; Hours —10 ■a. m. »to 3 p. ,m.
ANY amount : on * real ' estate, first or second mort-
B gages; no * delay: ;: very I lowest 1 rates: jif ( your
property is s mortgaged v find " you ■•.; need more
•■ money, :, see *us . Immediately. ,' O. »W. « BECKER.
> Monadnock bldg.. 6SI Market: tel. Douglas 2150
__________ _
c" - /DIRECT MONEY >
v - NO COMMISSION CHARGED - r --
BANK X INTEREST—Ist and 2d i MORTGAGES.
. ■ LOAN 20 per cent ; more than BANKS. :*
SHADBURNE CO.. 7ir. Monadnock building.v ;
0. > i.»i'»"«-«"---"»-»"«' i «"» li « li ?"»"*-»-»-»-»"«"»"-"«-Q>
I : CALL !
WANT ADS i
i . Are Live Wires :
; Greatest and quickest ];
: ; : ) -. results at smallest ;:
: ° ° cost. . o . , j
:: i. Phone your ° want to- |
'>'• ° day. o Kearny 86. ■
{ ° » Collector will
!° : leal I later. j
p.«■.. _■—■..,............... .g
___ju_jro»ET_ wjjrr_a> jjo:' o : : J; V- f
WANTED—S2,SOO at :-»7? per cent; first class
■ security of building and real estate, first mort- i
■ gage. Apply 0. E. EVANS. 2367 Mission st.
. ■■-'■-'■ :,S ■■-~-••:/; <i/; MONEY ~ ■■■'.;■:;.-■; ;.,; ~
1 o Wanted • for ;Al * Security at 7 Per Cent. ■ .',
,t ; Box 5110. Call office. Oakland. -: °:. •:
WANTED— $25,000. wl2 per ; cent; « $ir.0.000 • se
; curity. - Principals only. Box 603Q, Call oftfee,
,■■•'- Oakland. '" -; ""-",.:%'.' ; 'V'I-ivT-': ■■•",-■--^'-
MOXEY; WANTED—ReaI Estate i
°AT 7*to> 12 = per cent: amounts $450 Ito $50,000.
■ DU RAY SMITH, 1027 Broadway. Oakland. v v
* MEETINGS—LEGAL
THE annual = meeting of ; the stock holders :of : the
v Olympic ° Salt . Water company will be ; held "at
0 , the ; office ;of » the company, 100 ;• Davis ' St.. San
, Francisco," ?on - Monday, ; January 27, ?. 1913. at
: '•; the ; hour .of 11 • o'clock a. J m.VI for the ; purpose
~ of j electing a board ;of >: directors *to • serve ' for
■-'-• the , ensuing . year ■ and * tlip transaction" of such
i-i other " business as ' may come : before the mat
ing. Transfer books \ will i close I- Friday, Jan
-. '■'. vary : 17, 1913. at '3 i o'clock p. m. >•;:,..*:; ; ". ■■ • '
;."?.' :,tti CHARLES-; A. GIBSON, Secretary. v
ANNUAL ' meeting—The I regular annual S meeting
;■ of the stock holders of s the Firemen's Fund In
''■J surance t Corporation, for the >- election 'of nine
f, directors :to ■ serve during J the ; ensuing year, and
■" the transaction *of en en i other business .as may
;■. come s before ; the « meeting, will >, be v held ■■ at .the
office of the corporation, 401 California street,
;. San Francisco. Cal.. fon Tuesday, . the ■ 21st 'ttay
, ; of January, 1913. st 10 a. m.■ -■- .'- - ; .• ;
'' V :t Vl , LOUIS WEINMANN. Secretary.
U_elL AJfP OFFICIAL
SOUTHERN PACIFIC 3 RAILROAD COMPANY.
:->. First Refunding ! Mortgage Gold ! Bonds. Notice
"Iβ hereby given that, pursuant to the provisions
Bof section : 10. Article | Fourth ;of ' the | mortgage
. <•nd ' deed of trust executed by this Company to
I: The Equitable Trust Company of ? New ; York, as
'-■. Trustee, 5 ; dated January 3rd, 1905, to secure ' Its
■ First i Refunding # Mortgage Gold $ Bonds, § this :
H Company I has 5 set : apart - out • of I the I net \ Income '
H derived by ;it from ■ the .lines* of railroad ; subject
: to the lien of said mortgage and deed of trust ;
•A the sum iof $12,000 in 5 the year 1912. in trust j
: to i, be -j used *to i redeem said bonds; and that !
~. bonds l will 1 be " redeemed % therewith. >T« Bids ; are
> hereby Invited for the • surrender of i such t bonds
;:>' • t * prices i to 1 be t named j by •; the ' bidders I to ! : the
'•?*> amount of $12,546.91, in > the i sinking fund.
. <* Such ' bids ' should ibe presented to tliis Company
■at its i office. V 165 j Broadway, *in I the » City \ and
-'- : '- State {of ; New i York, ;oni or i before ; the J first ' day
-V, of ' February. 1913, 4at* 12 * o'clock t noon, and
■;■;;? should Sbe indorsed "Bids \ for r surrender f< of
. Southern Pacific Railroad Company's First Bβ
• funding Mortgage Gold Bonds." , ■ I
v£v- Dated December 2S. 1912. '■:*'. ,,,- / .' I
& SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
::i"-... ■ :■;" --.-;>» By G. L. KINO. Secretary. jC :.\
CENTRAL PACIFIC .RAILWAY * COMPANY
J;,- THREE AND 3 ONE HALF PER CENT ,
-■"f-i-:; ■■■*j-:~- .v. MORTGAGE BONDS ' . ■ ■
;' h Notice •Is I hereby i given ». that. • pursuant to the \'.,
provisions sof Article Nine .of the t mortgage > from '
this j Company jto the United ■ States Trust Com
pany ?of :,; New York. Trustee, dated Ausrust 1.
ISM), this Company has > set apart out of the net
, Income derived *byt It from \ the * lines fof * railroad |
therein mortgaged ; the ! sum of i Twenty-fire • tboti
sand I dollars lin k trust to be ■; used ', to redeem said :
: bonds, '' and i that I bends s issued s under ? said '" mort
gage will be redeemed >. therewith. Bids are here
Iby •-, i-nvlted i for the surrender Jof such 5 bonds iat
' prices '*. to > he £ named a. by i , the -t bidders, 4 to P the
amount of $23,151:40 in the - Sinking j Fund.tlW^
iil Such i bids { should Ibe I presented to 1 this i Com
pany at its office, 165 Broadway, in t the City of
New J York, on *or j before ; the 1 Ist 5 day. of ; Febru
ary. 1913, at twelve o'clock ■ noon, ; : and f should !be
endorsed "Bids lor s Surrender of Central Pacific
Railway Company Three and One Half Per . Cent.
Bonds. , ' , - - '
H CENTRAL ; PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
By Wm. F. Herrin. t- >
• " " President
t*. San Francisco. • j December 26. 1012.',% - . "■,
ST. FRANCIS *' GIRLS' DIRECTORY AND t; OR-
Bfl PHAN ASYLUM I hereby give notice that the
If following i orphans, j half orphans- and |¥ aban
%\ doned boys i and t girls 1 have \ been ', admitted * dur
ing 1 the six" months ended Dec. 31, lf»i_» : Ralph
• S Henry ? Sangnfnetti, 6 years. 6 ' months: Thomas
£« Clowry White. 2 f years, 11 months; s, Catherine
M Hattie a Houghton, 10« years, 5f months; I Fred! i
If Roecelll. 7 years. 2 i monfts; Adilfo | Roscellt, 2
|Byears? John Morlera. 11 years, 6 » months; Jose
I < Moriera. 8 years. 10 5 months; Charlie J Moriera,
ti7 « years. 10 !j months; . Frank . Moriera, ■: 3 • years,
8 j| months. - '
NOTlCE—Having sold my entire Interest In tb*
m California f Mexican : restaurant, 1511 California i
st., to Miguel Oviedo. I will not be responsible
for any Mils after tills date. January io. 1913.
ifasii^^ia^i^^te^^^^'^^Y-\TREJo:^
:,:.■. »■->.■ -.ii^mmm^Mm-^ iJ r^'''^^^^^^^^sm
MISSION 1 BRANCH OF THE CALL. BLAKE'S
BAZAAR. 1108 VALENCIA ST. ~ i -sffl&&
. - ■ ... —- ■ ' •
ARCHITECTS. ATTENTION--Yon are Invited to
mihmit ! plans I for a public J library building for
Ukiah. Cal. Site Is 460 feet ' front !by i 100 i deep,
m front I east i and is !at northwest 1 corner ef street
Hcrossing. Lot and surroundings ' are level. MRS.
MATTIE A. MANNON, Secretary, Board of
'•'Library J Trustees, Uki«h. Cal. v. . -- '^".
_
PROPOSALS AND BIDS ,;?*] ;*
CQnttanyd __„.
itl PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS AND EQUIP-'
ment for the Cristobal-Balboa Transmission Ur n ,,
including step! '.• track-span ; bridges, * copper wire.
insulators, ground ; plates, and ! equipment ! for ; sub
stations. —Sealed » proposals i, will I. be S received Sat;
the office «of i> the J* General 'f, Purchasing ?, Officer,;
Isthmian Canal \ Commission, Washington. D. C.,
until 10:30 a. m.. January 3<\ 1913. at which
time they will be opened in public, for furnishing •
, the s> above-mentioned | articles. Blanks 1 and gen
era! information relating to £ this Circular (No.
752) may bo obtained i from y this » office Sor the;
offices of the Assistant Purchasing i Agents. 24
State Strept. New York City; 614 Whitney-
Central J: Building. New % Orleans. La., and s 1086;
y. North 'I Point Street. ' San R Francisco. Cat.: <t; also ,
from J tlw i t". I S. r . Engineer > Offices in t the • following
cities: J« Philadelphia. Pa.; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Bos
ton. Mass.; J Buffalo. N. V.; ! Cleveland. Ohio; , Cin
cinnati. Ohio: Chicago. III.; St. ■ Louis. Mo.;
Detroit, Mich.: Milwaukee. Win.: St. Paul.
Minn.; \ Chattanooga, Term.; ' Louisville. Ky.; » Mo
bile. Ala., ' and Galveston. Tex.: Commercial
Club. Kansas 1 City. Mo.; ChambeV' of< Commerce, (
Qulncy. 111., and Commercial Club, Tacoma,
,Wash. F. C. Boggs. Major. Corps of t. Engineer*,
I". S. A.. G<*iiernl Purchasing Officer. ::y-j ' .rj
." ■• ' NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS >-~ ?;. ; r' r
'-• Sealed \ bids - will t be \ received i at ? the ; office . of
the Comptroller. University of j California, ; Berke-;:
ley, at 10 *a. m. on Wednesday. January i 29, on , '
thf Hog House at the University Farm at Davis.
1..* Plans ■ and"" specifications : are on ■- file ,: in said;
office ". and may <be « obtained upon I the. payment \
ofjss;a-.=_- ! v-•-■>. ■-»..'->' :, '-^ i -r:-.^^!--t^st^*-vi
X* No bids will ,be received • unless j accompanied by i
a certified check or bond equal to 10 per cent of;;
the j hill ito I secure i execution of T. the ? contract by,
: the ' successful i bidder. The > right ,is : reserved * t to • \
reWt any or Ml bids. ;,L" ''•■ - 2 .;."'■'. jVUi
i THE REGENTS iOF THE UNIVERSITY OF ;
■:K'> ".--:'::.«::. -iCALlFOßNlAa^j«j;>;^«>^vt^S!
Classified
1 Classified Directory
for Ready Reference
JOHN •R. RT'CKSTELL. C. -P. A.. 3d •; floor Clans
3 Rpreckelg (Call) j, building; • phone j Kearuy : 4131.
.._*.'x; r ".;_- ASSAYERS '" ■'
GOLD—Rich ore: amalgam 1 bought; i assay*. 50c.
;r Pioneer Assay office. 546 Market st., nr. Sutter.
ADVICE ; FREE—No charge unless successful; all |
cases; all business quickly and quietly attended
"•■to; bankruptcy; ~ general practice. Open every
eevning. 1028 « Market at., room ; 12. , ; '?i*™
R. iW. : KING, attorney, Grant bid?.. ; Market • and
.:> 7th. room , 320 —All t cases; t low fees; I nothing in
% advance or for consultation. Phone Market 012.
HARRIS & HESS, attorneys M law; W. T. Hess,
■ * notary public. ?- Room \ 700, Hearst building. f;.-;- , ;
ARCHITECTS
IF you contemplate building or desire to bare a
«'. capable , architect * superintend •:-. construction ; of
- building, call .or . write O. 'E. Evans, - 2367 Mis
' sion st. DON'T PAY RENT. Will build home
'■■}'. to , suit !on easy terms. ? Phone Mission 7375.;>'.'•
BABY CARRIAGES
A FIRST CLASS carriage, fully upholstered, with
back curtain, half inch rubber tires, enameled
handles, for $10. »"-•■■■ :'■.■'"..''•■' r •',-"••' -'*■■:■ :-OS -■
COULTER'S RATTAN WORKS, 1141 Sutter it.
BUSINESS COLLEGES ~. J
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE—SchooI of Civil,
», Electrical. Mining, Architectural; day. evening;
?;: established ; 1863. :■? 425 ■; McAllister r at. ; a-;;
SAN* FRANCISCO BUSINESS ' COLLEGE, 908
; I Market st. opp. 5tb —Day and evening sessions.
ALL I court I reporters * recommend t? GALLAGHER
MARSH ; Business College, ;■ 1256 » Market at. ;v j; i
STEELE'S Button Wks.. 222 j Ellis nr. Mason: ph.
' i I Franklin 4321 . and I C 4321; mail j orders | solicited.
S. F. » COMPRESSED • AIR ' CLEANING CO.. 307
Sutter et.; phone Kearny 5852 (BLUE WAGON)
-. —Carpets, r rugs ■ quickly, thoroughly cleaned :on
~i'l floor ; without » removal; ~ estimates ; free. • : v .;J »
WHEN you v become i disgusted ■" with * : ; poor work,
1: send 5 your • carpets *to• J. SPAULCTXG ;* '• CO.,
i 353 f Tehama \ St.; ft Douglas ; 3084, Home J2347.
AA—National Carpet t Beating '-■ Works —Hampton
„& Bailey. 344-348 Church; - Mkt. 189, Mkt. ; 190.
WATTS reliable carpet cleaning; alterations,ren
'; orating, laying. 444 ; Divisadero; ph. Park 569.
k CATARRH AM) DEAFNESS
EAR 9 noises j positively f cured: ; new; antiseptic: * 1
g iweek i free to convince. DR. COTTINGHAM.
V; expert ear, nose, ; throat. 821 Market, rm. 402.
_ _•• DETECTIVE AGENCY
LUCAS k DETECTIVE AGENCY. j 713-15 i Pacific
a building—3l years' experience;, all ■ transactions
sSTRICTLY confidential: none -, but experienced
~:■ men. employed. Tel. I Sutter ; 585. i'^f.'/t? ?&■£■?■■
JDJE NTISTS_
ARTIFICIAL' TEETH—'THIS* ONE THING , - I
, DO." DR. 0. E. WILSON, 323 Geary, suite 804.
DR. '»■ IRA G. ! I.EKK— All * kinds of : dental work.
?< 517 Fillmore st. near ..; Oak. • ,- -' f ~r-,:'"-:.,. ■: ,
POO AFP CAT -WK^tUU^
8. F. Dog-Cat 5 Hosp«. 1371 Fulton 1 near*Broderick;
» animals treated: board; ambulance. West 8312.
: ;^ : DRESS JOKING :^:J_:iE;
MCDOWELL'S j Dressmaking and :, Millinery School
—Evening -v classes: $ patterns & cut >' to order. , ? 121
Geary st. \ nr. • Grant ay.; tel. Douglas \ 5731.
P. L. BROWNS —Evening gowns, street > dresses,
s? alterations. Rm. 22. 376 • Sutter; Kearny , 3844.
PERCIVAL- DRESSMAKING SCHOOL. 3d ay.
; and East 12th * st... Oakland; * tel. Merrltt 1051.
f , TOW.; _ l^
E. E. WALI.F.Y. • furrier, : suits, coats, skirts: ' re
* modeling and repairing of fare at lowest prices.
H U4e 4S Fyimore. nr. Sutter. Oakd. 1.137 B"way.
AD KOCOI7R, -22 Monadnock : building, BSI
'Market *t. near T.d--Remodeling, repairing.
;;, dyeing *at . popular prices. Raw furs j bought.
FILES y
OLD files reset by new process. J , 71.1 j Clay- et..
■ Oakland: : phones' ; Oakland 8171. A 27.14. .-
CALIFORNIA HER6s
WEEK free-— For ,«C we curp catarrh, deafness
y; and > asthma: v for $.j *,we cure i blood t poison ' with-
K,out S shocking « the s system. If sick, call SSifor.
V samples. HERB REMEDY CO.. S3* Market st.
rv^r''INSECTS EXTERMINATED ..' ■
QUICKLY AND PERMANENTLY BY THE IN
iy SECTICIDE \ CO.. er>7-6."ift ' Plielan i buildinir.
. INVALID CHAIRS
SOLD, rented, exchanged; ' manufacturer of Ei'mes
I tricycle chair. 1714 ; Market ■ St.: teW Park 2040.
: LUMBER FOR SALE ; „
NFW lumber. y $10; shingles. : $1.50; rustic, $1O;
:floors. $1.10; send lists. SWIFT & CO.. 10th
end * Mission sts. ' . '
PATENT ATTORNEYS
DEWEY. STRONG & CO.- Founded, 1880; U. -S.
V and % foreign ; patents; •. inventors' guide: 100
mechanical ; . movements fire.- 914-916 Crocker
building. San- Francisco. ' '-, .
i
ARTHUR L. SLEE. registered patent atty. and
\ ■■' mechanical v expert: U. *8. -- and * foreign % patents
P solicited. 704-705 Foxcroft bldg., 68 Post st. I
C. P. GRIFFIN, ex-examiner U. S. - patent office; \
U. 8. and foreign patents. 7f>4 Pacific bldg.
H. C. SCHROBDER. patent, trademark attorney.
417 First National Bank building. Oakland.
CO\ST NOVELTY CO., 2108 1-VTH ST.—TOOLS,
DIFS AND EXPERIMENTAL : lWoßK{^g^|.
PENSIONS
M. H. iAMMIS. pension atty.: pensions, back pay,
5.4105t, army papers secured. g 3415 22d. suite 28. **S<
PHYSICIANS . ....:
4—SPECIALIST i IN i FEMALE I COMPLAINTS—
M Established fini 8. F. for J2O years; i. sore I and
f* quick I results;*: strict, reliable r grad. physician;
|5 no y detention ,s from home or I occupation; f; my
I 1 methods ; are ; original ! and ere 1 not ; used iby j other
* specialists; antiseptic and painless; my offices
S are so j arranged t that \ the \ utmost f privacy is as-
H mred; I consultation I and » advice I free. * Room 3,
111025 j MARKET ST. i between > 6th I and 7th I sts.; I
It,hours 10-4, 1 0:30-9: Sunday. 11-3. -\^:,-> .-i'~\ .■•,
IF worried I consult at once: paiules* < treatment;!
- confinement $25. ! with nurse.*- Suite \ 101, 787
§i Market : »t.'^ia^^aaSß^BateSig@Slßp^
Cancer successfully treated iby direct medication :
and the X-ray. CANCER IN'ST.. 7at V. N. ay.
DISEASES men and women specialty; } physician,
lawrgeon. PENN DRUG CO., 123 3d ;.«t.-^aaiSßßSa>
DR. YOUNG CHINESE HERB CO. (estab. In U.
If S. 1882) '' cures all diseases. • > 1844 J Sutter :*&*&£&
MB© 2 ' *' * ' • -.''-■•
SANATABITJM FOB SALE
THE largest end best equipped sanitarium in the
state; 585 acres of land; line climate; buildings
and furnishings all ready for use. For price
and term* cnll on or address
D. K. BESECKER. 529 Pacific bldg.. S. F.
STAMMERING
STAMMER? Method of cure explained TREE.
M. L. HATFIELI). 101R Grove, Oakland, Cal.
STORAGE AXT> MOTING TANS
EXCURSION rates east on household goods:
$1.75 per hundred to Chicago: through car
service. BEKINS VAN & STORAGE CO.
WILSON BROS. CO.. fireproof storage, moving,
packing, shipping. Removd to 1636 Market
ft. near Haight. phone Park 271.
BEKINS.
OF COURSE.
1130. Broa«ft*ay near 12th st.. Oakland.
PIKRCE RODOI.PH STORAGE CO 1450 Eddy
St.: phone West 828. Home S2S2B.
TiSESM 8 - J
CLARK. GANDION CO.. exclusive truss, elastic
hosiery, braces, etc.: lady aid. 1108 Market.
ADVANCE window shade factory, put up at short
notice. GEO. WALCOM CO.. 1131-38 Sutter at.
FLORISTS i
DARBEE. FLO BIST— Not the oldest nor the larg
est, but the VERY BKST IN TOWN. 10SS
Hyde st. near Cal. PHONE FRANKLIN 208,
BROWN & KENNEDY. FLORAL ARTISTS. 3O»l
lrttb nr. Valencia—Union store; funeral work a
specialty at lowest prices. Phone Marki-t 5725.
SHIBKLEY-MA.VN CO:, the leadiug florists, 1203
Sutter. Franklin 2094. Frank Sblbeler. Mgr.
UNION FLORISTS, phone Market 3285. Funeral
work a specialty. 3017 16th st. near Mission.
PARK FLORAL. 1437 Halfht St.; phone Park
336—Cut flowers, plants, etc. R. Grove*. Prop.
PARK 363—Artistic floral designs specialty. Cleis
A Jacobson. German florlwts. 942 Flllmore Bt,
J. J. O'CONNOR, 2756 Mission et. bet 23d and
24th; tel. Mission 598S—Funeral work specialty.
-
Births, Marriages, Deaths
Birth, marriage end death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
ised to hare the same published. Notices re
stricted simply to the announcement of the erent
are published once in this solmunf ree of charge.
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i Marriage Licenses
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SAX FRANCISCO
The following marriage licenses were issued
Wednesday, January 15, IβIS:
ACQI'ISTO—STSSINO— Leonardo D. Acqulsto, 27,
2151 Mason street, and Rosalia Sussino, 24,
SL'O Greenwich street.
BARKY—DAVELER—DarId A. Barry. 21. 433
Minna street, and Ethel A. DaTeler, 18, 115
F>ll street.
BRODIE—KANE—GiIbert W. Brodie, 21, 7T3
Turk street, and Mac Kane, 18, 817 Central
arenue.
BRt'SATI—SIRELLO—Giuseppe Brnsatt, 27, end
Margaret Slrella, 18, both of 138 Mississippi
FAHEY—KANE—Frank J. Fahey, 21. 2708
Twenty-third street, and Emily Kane, 18, 1183
York street.
FANNING —TANNER—John J. Fanning, 80. 438
Vicksburg street, and Nellie B. Tanner. 30, 717
Beach street.
GIARAGUA—MOTTINI—EmIIio Guaragli. 25,
Lie Blake street, and Antoinette Mottlni, 18,
31 Alvarado street.
HENNING—KERN—Frederik Hennlng, 46, 153
Market street, and Emilia Kern, 56, 120 Vir
ginia street.
ILG—BENNEY—Henry I. Iljr, 27. 164 Hartford
street, and Hertha Benney, 23, 538 Page
street.
LYNN—ZOETER—John R. Lynn, 84, and Mary
M. Zoeter, 33, both of Kansas City. Mo.
MANATON—RICKARDS—Sampson H. Manaton,
21, Palo Alto, and Eleanor C. Rickards, 18,
216 Elm avenue.
PALLA—AICARDI—Lorento Palla. 25, 3369 Sac
ramento street, aad Nita Alcardi, 23, 2448
Polk street.
RIMMER—MCCARTHY—Robert r>. Rlmmer, 20.
43 Walter street, and Cora McCarthy, 20, 535
Height street.
ROSENZWEIG —BERGER—Dave Roeenzweig. 28.
Oakland, and Jennie Berger, 19, 1334 Scott
RYOEIJ-KOENlG—Daniel Rygel. 28. 743 Ash
bury street, and Augusta E. Koenlg, 18, 174
Thirteenth avenue.
STONE—OGLE—Robert E. Stone. 25. 2410 Mis
sion street, and Mabel C. Ogle, 19, 2291 Bryant
street.
THOMAS— ELLIOTT—Joe S. Thomas, 23. 229
East street, and Nadene A. Elliott, 19, 225
Kearny street.
TOURMHR — RICHARD—JuIes Tonrnler. 25.
2081 Taylor street, and Marie L. Richard, 25.
17ie Vallejo street.
WATSON—LUCEY—NichoIas C. Watson, 22,
1621 Church street, and Florence C. Lucey, 18,
84 Godeus street. „
OAKLAND
The following marriage licenses were issued
Wednesday, January 15. 1913:
CLYMER—F-USON— William T. Clymer. 40. and
Aline. U Fuson. 38. both of San Francisco.
CROSS—MURPHY—Frank C. Cross. 28. Flndley,
0..= and Nettie M. Murphy, 24. Marion, Kan.
CIRTES—CROSBY—AIbert Curtes, 31. Kansas
City. Mo., and Grace 1.. Crosby. 18. Berkeley.
MUU,INS— OSGOOD— James A. Mullins. 30. and
Elizabeth F. Osgood. 2ft. both of Berkeley.
OSCAR— VOLKMER—WiIIiam Oscar. 26, and
Bessie f. Volkmer, 24, both of Oakland.
RITA—COYI,E—John l>. Rita, 29. and Anna M.
Coyl<\ 30. both of Oakland.
STEWART—McKHANE— Albert R. Stewart. 41.
Reno, and Celia E. McShane. 38, Oakland.
VERWIEHE— LERPY—F.rnest F. Verwlehe, 65.
and 7.< - Lerpy. 60. both of Alameda.
WORD—WOODFILL—SamueI J. Word. 21. Rich
mond, and Kathleen E. 20. Sen Pablo.
OBITUARY
F. B. HALL. CHIEF JUSTICE— Hartford. Conn .
Jan. 15.—Chief Justice Frederick B. Hail of
thp Connecticut supreme court of errors, died
suddenly tonight from heart disease in a local
hotpl. Mr. Hall was dinieg with two friend*,
.when op wan stricken and died before a pbyei
cian could be summoned. Chief Justice Hell
whs born In Saratoga. N. y.. in 1*43. snd was
grnduatPd from Brown university In 1867. He
had been a member of the supreme court of
errors since 1887 and chief Justice since 1910.
GFORGE A. rOENIG, EDUCATOR-Philadel
phia, Jan. l.*>. -Prof. Georgp A. Ivieuig, emi
nent educator and scientist. and oldest member
of<tbe faculty of the Michigan School of Mines,
died latp last nigbt at the homo of his son.
Pγ. Augustus Koenig. h»rf. He was 68 years
old. Kofnlg camp here fmm Michi
gan a wePk ago. Just a fpw days before the
death of a daughter.
MISS ADELINE ROGERS- San Rafael. Jan. 15.
M}M Adeline Rogers, sister In law of Dr.
Arthur Crosby, principal of Mount Tarnalpais
Military academy, died of heart trouble here
Monday night. She. was 6T years «Id. Miss
Rogers came here from Brooklyn. N. V.. two
years ago. and had ]iT«*d at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Crosby. The funeral wiil be held
st 2 o'clock this afternoon.
W. H. AMBROSE. CIVIL WAR FIGURE— Gr*><»
ley. Kan.. Jan. 15.— W. H. Ambrose, who was
asM>ciated with John Brown in conducting the
"underground railway" for the liberating of
slaves in the days before the drfl war, died
here today, aged 80 years. For several years
following the war. Ambrose edited and pub
lished a weekly newspaper in Isane, Kan. Hp
was a wagon maker.
REV. JOHN SIMPSON. CLERGYMAN—OakIand.
Jan. 15.—Rev. John Simpson, for 10 years pas
tor of the First Congregational church of
Vancourer. B. C. died last night at Alatnede
sanatorium from an organic trouble. He was
4- - > years old. a native of Scotland. He was
educated at Glasgow and Oxford universities.
DEATHS -
Adams. John 1/ .. -. M IHarnlgan. John ....78
Alexander. Rebecks. SOiHoiTman. Henry 70
Barripu. Harry J. .. . 32'Hiiested. Peson J... 62
Beban. Mane A — K»ar»ey. Mary —»
Bistorius. Albert ... Hβ Keller. James E. ... 58
Black, Robert 20;l>8uInger, Barbara .. 71
Brady. Michael J. .. 2fi;Leary. M. Philip —
Bragbetta. Samuel .. 71 ■F.eTPreni. Nicola ... 76
Brokenshlre, Charles 63; Under. Charles ....7.1
Biirgp (lufant) j McDonald, Angus ... 38
Burnell. William A. 75.McGregor. William.. 40
Campe, Charge J —Madden. David D...—
Carlson, Frank BOJMahoney Mary ...86
Cortsen. Marie 72Mlddleton. Sarah M.—
Curry. John R7! Morris, John W 54
Dahlton, Nora TOlNtgM. Louise 78
Daly. John F 56 Newton. Helen C...—
DalzieJ. Margaret A. 7 Nlkswier, Selma J.. 45
Dams. Henrich 82' Reiser, Alii* 20
Desmond. Daniel ...J* i Riddle, Albert H...29
Diavjla. Rose L —jßocbe, William J..—
Fitzmaurlce, John .. 78 iTrautncr, Magdalena 52
Fletcher, James D.. 55 j Wiley, James H —
Golden, Frank J II
Grady, Bridget 61 j Steele (Card)
ADAMS--At sea. from steamer Resecrans, Jan
uary 7. 1013. John l>. Adams, dearly belored
husband of Adeline Adams and father of Mar
ion l>. Adams mod stepfather of Viola and Her
man Payne and beloved son of Etta L. Adams
and brother of William. Frank and Bessie
Adams and Mrs. Mattie Beck, a native of
Maine, aged 34 years 6 months and 1 day.
(Seattle papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances- are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Friday),
January 17. 1913. at 2 p. m.. from the mor
tuary chapel of the Golden Gate Undertaking
Company. 2475 Mission street near Twenty-ttrst.
Interment Mount Olivet cemetery, by electric
funeral car from corner of Twenty-eighth aud
Valencia street* at 2:30 p. m.
ALEXANDER- In this city. January Is, 1913. Re.
becke, dearly belOTed wife of Robert Alexander,
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
and loving mother of William J. and Joseph
D Malougb and Mrs. A. Sarcander and Mr*. J.
Doertnje a n<l the late Charles and Andren-
Malnogh. a native of Oonnty Fermanagh. Ire
land, aged SO rears f> months and 11 days.
Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at her
late residence. 11l Keith street near Evans
avenue.
BARDEN—In this eltr, Jsnuary »4. 1913. Hairy
Joseph, dearly beloved husband of Lily Barden.
devoted son of the late Thomas and girean
Barden, and loving brother of Thomas Barden,
a native of San Franclnco, aged 32 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
inrtted to attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri
day I at 11 a. m., from the parlors of Siihr &
wieboldt. ISS.I Valencia street near Twenty
fifth. Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery, by
11:30 a. m. train from Twenty-flfth and Va
lencis. streets.
BEBAN—In this citr, January 15. 1913. Marie
Agnes Beban. dearly beloved wife of Dotnenlco
J. Beban, and loving daughter of Hannab tnd
the late Michael McCarthy, and devoted sister
of Mrs. B. P. • Armbrueter and Michael Me
Carthv Jr. and the late Jamee, John and
Thomas McCarthy, a native of San Francisco.
Cal.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral Saturday. January
18. 1913, at 9 o'clock a. m.. at the parlw* of
Valente. Marlni, Marals & Co.. 649 Gre»n
street, thence to St. Francis church, where a
requiem mass will be celebrated for the
repose of her soul, commencing at 9:30 a. ra.
Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
BISTORIOUS—In Oakland. January 15. 1913.
Albert, beloved husband of Christina Bistorirois.
and father of Mrs. William Schluter and Mr".
M. M. Cozad and Dora T.. Ada X and Gemr**
Albert Bistorioos. and brother of J. H. Bis
torious and Mrs. John Callaghan and Mrs. Kate
Morrall of Peorla. 111., a native of France,
aged 66 years 8 months and 25 days.
BLACK—In Kelseyville. Lake eonnty. January
12 1913. Robert Black, dearly beloved brother
of Joseph Black and Mrs. E. D. Welsh, a
native of County Armagh, Ireland, aged 29
year*.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral services tqAn?
(Thursday). January 16, at 2 p. m.. at the
funeral parlors of Green. Kyan & Donoljor.
northeast corner Sixteenth and Guerrero
streets. Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery, bjr
carriage.
BRADY—In Redlands. January 13, 1913. Michael
J., beloved son of Margaret and the late John
J. Brady and brother of Carrie and Alice
Brady, a native of Webeter, Mass.. aged 2«
years 11 months and 13 days. A member of
San Francisco aerie No. 5, F. O. E. (Webster.
Mass.. papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral today (Thurs
day) at !> a. m., from the funeral "arlors of
Si.mac. 1 McFadden & Co.. 1070 Halght street
near Baker, thence to St. Agnee church.. Ma
sonic avenue near Page street, where a requiem
high mass will be celebrated for the repose of
his eoul at 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery.
BRAGHETTA—In Stockton. January 15. ism.
Samuel Braghetta. husband of the late Mary
Braghetta, and father of Prlma, Angelo, Henry
and Valentine Braghetta and Mrs. Clementina
Balanda and Mrs. Clorinda Bianca of Santa
Cruz, a native of Switzerland, aged 71 years.
BROKENSHIRE—In Oakland. January 15. 1013.
Charles R. Brokenshire, a native of East Mel
ton. Mass., aped 63 years 2 months and 3
days. A member of San Francisco Typograph
ical Union No. 21.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral services Saturday, January 18. 1013.
at 10 o'clock a. m., at the residence nf ttt»
Truman Undertaking Company. 2935 Telegraph
avenue southwest corner of Thirtieth streof.
Oakland. Interment Evergreen cemetery, by
automobile.
BTJRGE—In Battle Mountain, Nev.. January «.
1913, Marjorie Helen, Infant daughter of Leslie
W. and Edna M. Burse, and beloved sister of
Frances Burge, aged 1 month and 3 days.
BURNXLL—In this city. January 14, 1913. Wil
liam A., husband of the late Jane M. Bnrnell.
and father of Mrs. Paul J. MeCormlck and Mr*.
Robert J. A. Weir, a native of New York,
aged 75 years 11 months and* I day.
Friends and acquaintance* are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral services tomorrow
(Friday), at 11 o'clock a. at his late resi
dence, 1235 Waller street. Interment private.
CAMPE—In this city, January 14, 1913, Charles
J., beloved husband of Ellen Catnpe, and father
of Mrs. Martha Squires and Mrs. Lillle Bnr
llngame and Arthur and Fred Campe, a native
of Pittsburg.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral tomorrow ( Friday >.
January 17. at 10 o'clock a. m., from the
chapel of Julius S. Godeau. 41 Van , Ness eve
nue, thence to Church of the Advent for serv
ices. Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery.
CARLSON—In this city. January 12. 1913. Frank
Carlson, a native of Sweden, aged 50 years, a
member of the Carpenters' union, local No. 22.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend th»
funeral today (Thursday), at 2 p. m.. from
the parlors of Mcßrearty & McCormlck. 01.">
Valencia street near Twentieth. Interraeut
Cypress Lawn cemetery by carriage.
CORTSEN— In this city. January 14, 1913. Marie,
wife of the late Frederick Cortsen. and beloTPd
mother of Henry J. and Charles A. Gattam
and Mrs. T. J. Dinan and.Mrs. Paul Gaetjen,
a native of Denmark, aged 72 years 11 months
and 10 days.
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Fri
day), January 17, 1313. at 10 o'clock a. m .
from the residence of her son. Charles A. Corf
sen. 16 Danvers street. Interment Cypress
I.awn cemetery.
CURRY —Entered Into rest. In this city. Jann« r r
13. 1913, John Curry, father of Cuarles H..
John W.. Anna and Margaret B. Curry. Mr*.
John F. Graham and Mrs. William M. Gilliland.
aged 87 years.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral services today Janunry
Iβ. at 10 a. m.. at Gray's chapel. Geary and
Divfsadero streets. Interment strictly private.
DAHLTON— In this city. Janunry 15. 1913. Nora,
beloved wife of Oliver Dahlton. and iorime
mother of Alexander J. and May E. Pahlton
and Mrs. James J. Loxoney, a native of Ire
land, aged 70 years.
t . Friends and acquaintance* are respectfnllr in
vited to attend the funeral tomorrow fFr<d«.' >.
at 8:30 o'clock a. m., from her late residence.
406 Utah street near Seventeenth, thence to
St. Charles church, where a requiem high ma**
Trill be celebrated for the repose of her «oiil.
commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. Interment Holy
Cross cemetery, by carriage.
DALY—In this city. January 13. 191S, John F.
Daly, beloved husband of Margaret Daly and
father of Mrs. May Jacobs. Mrs. David Mt
caulay and Timothy Daly, a native of County
Cork, Ireland, aged 56 years.
Frirnds and relatives ar* respectfully incited
to attend the. funeral services today tTuur*
day*. January 36. at 9 o'clock ». m.. from tl>»
chapel of Julius S. Godrau. 41 Van Ness ave
nue near Markettstreet, thence to St. Joseph*
church, corner of Howard and Tenth street?,
where a requiem high mass will be celebrated
for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9:30
a. m. Interment. Holy cemetery.
DALZIEL— In Oakland. January IS. 191.1. Mar
garet Agnes, beloved daughter of ,Tarn«»« and
Susie A. Dalzle]. end stster of .Tames and An
drew Dalziel. a native of Oakland, Cal.. ngM
7 years 6 months and 6 days.
DAMS- In Oakland, January 15. 1913. at |b«
German Altenheim, Henrich Dams, dearly be
loved husband of Minna Dams, a nattve of
Pojsen. Germany, aged S2 years 3 month.* and
7 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funersl Fer-ric*s tomorrow
(Friday!. January 17. VM3. at 2 o'clock p. m..
at the 'German Altenheim. 1720 Hopkins street.
Oakland. Remains at the fnneral parlors of
Ernest A. Woiuta. until Friday noon.
DESMOND— In this city. January Ok Itl3,
Daniel, dearly beloved nueb&nd of Paran D*s
mond and loving father of Patrick Desmond
and Mrs. Mary A. Bourne and the late Josepli
W. and John F. Desmond and > grendfstbfr of
William P. and Robert J. Bourne and Mrs.
Luther Jenkins and Kittle Desmond, a native of
County Cork. Ireland, aged 86 years.
Friends and acquaintances are re*V*ctfnlly in
vited to attend the funeral today "fThiirs
dayt. at f> a. m.. from his late residence. 33eU
Twentyflrst street near Valencia. to St.
James church, where a requiem high mass will
be celebrated for the repose, of his soal. com
mencing; at 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery, by carriage.
DIAVILA—In Oakland. January 15. 1913. Rose
L., beloved daughter of s. C. Diavlla. and sl«
-t«T of Frank N.. Julia M.. Carrie G.. J«bn.
William R. and Louis B. Diavila, a native of
California.
Friends and acquaintance"! are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral services tomorrow
<Friday>. December 17. 19ir>. at 11 o'clork
a. m.. at St. Augustine's church. Pteasanfon.
Interment St. Augustine's cemetery. Regains
at the Oakland residence, 436 Hudson street,
until 9 a. m., Friday.
riTZMAURICE—In Oakland. Cal.. January 13.
1913. John, beloved Uushand of Emily R. Ft
Maurice and loving father of Daisy L., Wi'liam
M. and John H. Fltzmaurice an* brother of tho
lute Albert-W. Fjtzmaurice, Mr*. Lou!«e Fanlk
ncr an<! Margaret Fltzmaurlee of Richmond.
Va.; the late Mark and Georee Fitzmanrtce nf
Melbourne, Aus.. and Mary Fitztnaurtce of Lon-
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