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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-09
BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTS
nERkELEY REAL ESTATE.


FORCE Of circumstances cause for selling cor
ner lot. with 2-story building, store and
liNing-rooms downstairs and rooms and
bath upstairs; lot 6Ox110; street work done
on one side: price s225O: mortgage for S14O0:
look at this and make offer; this property is
in good location and only . blocks TO sta
ton; ! block to electric o. A. RU-
DoLPH; open Sundays; Lorin Station, South
Berkeley
NEW 2-story house, BATH pantry folding
doors, gas fixtures and electric lights; also
gas stove connected refrigerator built in
mouse; writing desk built in library; large
rooms. extra fine mantel and everything first
class; lot 4SxlOO: street work done: cement
coping and sidewalk just think. only $500;
terms $500 cash, balance same as rent; close
10 Key Poute station. O. A. RUDOLPH,
open Sundays Lorin station, South Berkeley.
SNAP-Almost new; hve-room cottage. bath,
PANTRY. brick founda tion. wash house. chick
en- house and rabbit-houSe; nice garden; lot
30xl25; blocks 10 Southern Pacific station
ho@s one so nso ast0re s56 rse S5s9
ance SIG monthly. O. A. RUDOLPH. open
Sundays. Lorin station, South Berkeley.
FEW SELECTIONS FROM MY NUMER-
ous LIST OF PROPERTIES.
S15Co-House rooms bath; well. windmill
cash $500 down. d9iS
$500 Modern cottage rooms, bath. etc
high basement. combination fixtures; lot
5sxl35; ! minutes from Adeline station;
cash 5000. d9t3)
S25CO-New cottage, 5 rooms. bath etc, base
ment; electric light; lot 40x135 street
work done: cash $500. 0g4S)
S2f0O-New l1.-story house 5 rooms BATH =
toilets etc, combination fittings; lot 40x
135; street work and sidewalks done; cash
$500 u939)
$500 Commodious residence. S large rooms
bath. boXroom. laundry, ? toilets. etc,
decorated throughout: lot 56X106; on
Grove St, near Dwight-way station and
high school.
&3So0-ModeIn 2-story house rooms hail.
bath, etc, paneled dining room. up to-
date fittings; fine ocsticn; on corner lot
Telegra ph ave. Q9iD
II. ID. IRWIN, Lorin Station, South Berkeley.
Open Sundays. Carriage in attendance.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
S27G0-New 6-room house; in fine location
street work, sidewalk and fences all in this is
a snap.
S350o-6-r room house. nicely tinted walls. good
hardware electric lights fuel gas; everything
about Il is complete; a bargain.
Are you interested in lots? II so. we have
corner on macadamized street for $675; inside
lots for $3.50: street work done; others for from
$3.50 to $4,000; fine locations. We have many
bargains in houses and lots ranging from $1,000
upward. Please give US call and be con-
Tinced
F. H. LAWTON & CO..
Phone Derby 1892. 2147 Center st.
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FOR SALE-$275O; 1t cost $3.50; rents for 500
per month; cottages on lot. 40x150 Apply
to S. S: AUSTIN, 1101 Twenty third ave-,
East Oakland
SATHER Tract. Fruitvale station-Lots any
size. any amount down. SALISBURY &
YOUNG, sole agents 972 Broadway, Oakland
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We have been exclusively authorized to sell
on easy terms the remaining Oakland proper-
ties acquired by the
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION
under foreclosure OF mortgage.
We will sell these properties at figures far
below the present market rates. II you want
a bargain cal on or write us for particulars
J. H. MACDONALD & Co.
= 1852 Broadway.
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COTTAGE HOME
$1600-Cottage OF rooms: lot 5Cxl3O feet {:
abundance of fruit, flowers and shrubbery
high and slightly location; 11th ave near
East 25rd St. finest of improvements
surrounding 1t; crice reduced from 5000
for quick sale account of death in
family. 1536
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DOWNTOWN HOUSE.
S2T50-North side OF Sixth St. bet. Webster
and Harrison: lot 2ox1O0; 2-story, rooms and
BATH in fair condition.
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A j. SNYDER,
Real Estate Broker and Dealer,
46I Ninth St. Oakland. Cal.
GENUINE BARGAIN.
S25OO-New modern cottage of rooms and
bath; lot 27:6x100; north side of S1st St, bet
Grove and West; 500 down, balance at SIS
per month; see this at once.
DOWNTOWN HOUSE.
$2T50-North side OF Sixth St. bet Webster
and Harrison; lot 2ox1O0 2-story, rooms and
bath: in fair condition.
ONLY $500 DOWN.
$35O0-Modern two-story house, rooms and
bath; lot 4Ox14o; on the north side of 3sth ST. /;
street work complete.
A SPLENDID HOME
c4500-Ten rooms and bath; north side Of
Brockhurst St, bet. Grove and West; lot 81 OK
1o1.
NEW MODERN HOME.
S4150-Thirty- first St, bet. TeleEraph ave
and Grove St; lot 40x140; rooms and bath; ;
this is the most modern and convenient house
that | have on my books for the price.
LOTS.
From $3.50 up; street work complete sewer
etc, in Central Oakland Tract.
S550-Street work complete the north
side of 59th St, near Adelins: property in the
neighborhood is being sold for from SIS to SIS
2er front foot: these lots are 50xl0O and are
certainly a bargain.
Lots on the north side of 3Oth ST., bet
Grove and Telegraph; in order to close out the
balance of my holdings 3Oth St 1 will sell
one lot on the north side of Both st for $115O:
lot IS 35x140: see this at once, II will not
remain open long.
31st St; lots bet. Grove and Telegraph: a
few left at S1450; 4Ox140 is the size. and il
you have not seen this property it will pay
you to look over the situation immediately
A. ]. SNYDER,
Eeel Estate Broker and Dealer,
46i Ninth St, Oakland.
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CHICKEN RANCHES EVERYWHERE.
ENTE ANEEC

ALFALFA. CORN. CATTLE. HOGS.
ALL THRIVE OK THE LANDS OF
BUENA VISTA COLONY.
The land Is sediment soil OF alluvial deposit
.a loamy and rich; grows all the garden and
re-d crops, ditch water for Irritation srtesian n
water Tor domestic purposes: will sell FOR a
7l.ft -lfle az 70 Der acre; 81 cash, SOC per
acre per month. ff you are looking for 2 home
hlena Vista Colony is the place.
P. H. JORDAN CO. s3s Market st.
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ANOTHER COTTAGE

ANOTHER COTTAGE
S2150-Cottage of 5 rooms modern: lot o6x -
feet; chicken houses and sheds: abundance
of flowers; street work, sidewalk and
sewer complete: 125 feet from Telegraph
ave. below 32d St; indeed a bargain and
must be seen to be appreciated I632
TAYLOR BROS & Co,
1896 Broadway, Oakland. Cal
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PHYsICIAN,s REsIDFNCE.

FORECLOSURE SALE.
15Oo-ComfOrtable cottage. rooms: near To-
Gals and business section; offer wanted.
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SANTA FE TRACTS. SANTA FE TRACTS
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PROPERTY sWANTED-NACANT AND I'M
PROVED IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING
YOU WANT TO SELL. SEND Me Full
DESCRIPTION, PRICE, ETC. AND WE
WILL PUSH TT AND TRY TO GET 4
BUYER FOR 1T.
JAS 6. HAISMITH
524 THIRTEENTH STREET
CHEAP LOTS IN NICE NEIGHBoRHooD.
.1c0O--Lot 50xSO. on .31st St, close to Grove
st. and San Pablo lines fats would
pay we'll on this lot.
s4OO-IIot 50x200, on Claremont ave-
Si95O-Lot 3cx140. on Telegraph ave
S14o0ALot 40x15O,- on 3Ith St, near T.egraph
w s. HARLOW & CO.
Reel Estate. Insurance. Notary Public
$50 Broadway, Oakland
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OAKLAND ADVERTS'M'TS
OFFICE, 1916 BROADWAY.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
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ONLY ShnO DOW

ONLY $500 DOWN.
$3500-Modern two-story house. rooms and
bath; lot 40x140; on the north side of 3sth st. !;
street work complete
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u '0 minutes 20 san r rshcisoo'
Send postal for maps. prices and pictures OF
beautiful homes.
HOLCOMB, BREED & BANCROFT, INC.
1000 Broadway, Oakland. Tel. Main 14I.
San Francisco Agent, Alex MackIe.
., 321 Market ST.
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S. M. DODGE & SON, 1160 Broadway Oakland.
We offer the following samples
OF our BARGAINS:
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$230O-Modern cottage of large rooms
and bath: high basement; good-sized lot:
fne lawn and flowers small barn; situated
on Fruitvale ave-; minutes walk from To-
cal train: owner is anxious to sell; worth
investigating. For particulars apply to
H. BARKMEYER, near Fruitvale station
Telephone Brook 1T21.
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PAYS OVER 10 PER CENT
soOCO-Seven tenements; loft corner: on
western Pacific right Of way; close In.
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jOO-MOst attractive home on street: elegant
Lakeside residence, rooms, hardwood
floors. plate glass. furnace. 5 mantels: cost
over $4,000; close TO Central Broadway.
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FULLY FURNISHED.
ko6OO-New colonial rooms: combination
fixtures. mante: CRATE: bedrooms. coal
and gas range; 81 :6x12O. near 35th and
Market SITS
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$17OC-New cozy cottage of rooms and
bath; porcelain tub: electric lights; lot 50x
125; all fenced: one block from graded
school and electric car line; minutes walk
TO Fruitvale station: this is a bargain and
must be seen to be appreciated; owner going
East.
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BUILDING LOTS.

$25O-WOrth $500: 4Ox11O: near San Pablo
ave and Santa Fe depot.
$60O-WOrth $500; 3OX12O: good location: near
station. cars. schools and churches.
$SOO-Worth $3.50; 5Ox15O. terraced. street
complete; choice location: near cars and
Key Route.
SG0O-31X132. street compIete. 2Sfh ana
Chestnut.
st0O0-Grove- corner. 5Ox9O: near Key Routs
sloOO-4Oth and Market, 5Ox1OO; future busi-
ness property.
S2OOO-Choice location; North Oakland: look
14O
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
46O-462 Eighth ST., Oakland.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
AoJV9-5i2 acres in the city limits Of Peta-
luna, 4 acres me orchard, all bearing: hard
nnlsA house u rooms. bath and pantry.
nor and cold water; high basement: fine
windmill and tank; water piped all over
place good barn; Is chicken houses. brood
- ahl lncubators. 1000 chickens; ] COW,
horse, buggy and wagon: . sets harness
al farming tools; sandy loan: beautiful
view. no agents. Address p o. box 44G
Petalums. Cal.
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A SPLENDID HOME
s4500-Ten rooms and bath; north side of
Brockhurst ST., bet. Grove and West; lot TEX
1Ol.
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FTLIY FURNTSTET

GOOD INVESTMENT.
SoOO-New. modern corner flats: pays 18 per
cent: easy walk 10 BrnadMav.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.

LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
46O-462 Eighth St, Oakland.
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TRADE OR SELL
S12OO-Neat cottage. and bath; rent S12;
convenient to r. r yards: near Peralta;
will exchange and pay difference.
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BERKELEY ADVERTS'NTS
BEEKEIEY REAL ESTATE.

OI1IlALh1I hO IlO1 - ~ i y
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
$500 UP-TO-DATE modern house in the Daley
scenic park, near college and electric cars
rooms. etc: large lot Apply to
w. J. MORTIMER & CO. Berkeley station.
FOR sale at a bargain. fine lot on Ridge
road. near Euclid. facing south; ask your
friends who live in Berkeley what they think
of this location. See
W. J. MORTIMER & CO. Berkeley station.
$500 SPECIAL for few days; slightly lot
in the Wheeler Tract; street macadamized.
W. J. MORTIMER & CO. Berkeley station
Sc5o-GoING like hot cakes; large so foot lots
in the McGee Tract; now is the time to get
in on the ground floor this price includes
grading. sewer and macadamizing: terms IL
desired; big piece OF land for little money.
". j. MORTIMER & CO.. 2123 Center st..
Berkeley: Special Agents.
HOPKINS Terrace Tract is now attracting
widespread attention; send at once for map
OF prices; don't delay; grand view; streets
Tnacadamized.
W. J. MORTIMER & CO. Berkeley station.
ALBEE CORYELL,
Real Estate Dealers.
Are Offering for sale many beautiful homes
and desirable lots In Berkeley.
SlSOO-4-room cottage: lot 45x127; east or
shattuck; blocks from station; min
work and sidewalk complete; $500 cash;
SO a month.
s2eOO-5-room house. new; corner lot: three
minutes walk from Ashby station; $500
cash, balance easy terms.
s32OO-6-room house; lot 5Ox135; convenient
TO Dwight way station.
S4QOO-7-room house. new: lot 45x1OO; 8 min
utes' walk from station.
S45OO-s-room house, new; lot 37:5x135; near
station; south frontage.
II YOU desire a home in Berkeley don't fail
10 correspond with us or call
ALBEE & CORYELL,
2139 Center st.
CHENEY & CO,
BERKELEY.
WE BY AS WELL AS SELL,
SEE OUR INSTALLMENT HOMES $25Oo UP.
4 snap-Fine corner on Claremont ave
226x262: trees and running water
. lots east Of Telegraph ave. 50x120 each:
will sell for $1,000 a lot; for this week only;
worth $500
A cheap lot on Dwight way and MCGEE ave;
corner: street work done: II you want lot
for future Investment on the instaIIment plan
secure one in Peralta Park from $500 to $500
Sunny corner on Warning st. and Claiming
CHENEY & CO,
Temporary quarters at room 10. University
Savings Bank building.
TO EXCHANGE.
. acres. situated y miles from Haywards,
mr.. county road: blocks from schoolhouse:
containing cabin: ground set cut in apricots
ard prunes; slenty of water; will exchange
for 2-story Z or room house In Berkeley;
valued at $500.
S23O0-Neat broom cottage. lot 50x135:
beautifully lad out in flowers and fruit trees:
street work comDlete; close to local trains;
only $500 cash. balance $50 per month. W. c.
MORAN Lorin Station. South Berkeley.
lO-ACRE tract in the heart of Berkeley that
can be cut uo into building lots and realize
a good profit: for sale cheap. Also acres
for $1,000: a big bargain.
J. p. HALE, 1911 Shattuck ave, North
Berkeley.
SJ0O0-ELEGANT cottage: rooms: large sta
BILE: > lots. 1o0x135; ornamental trees. bear
ing fruit trees beautiful lawn; Key
route; fine location; elegant home HEDE-
MARK < JACK CO. II Montgomery st. and
3217 Adeline ST.. South Berkeley.
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81 part OF Alameuas ndndsoIne =
story rooms. furnace, stable; 44x151;
cost over $4,000: you looking for q
pickup; see this at once furniture sac
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BERKELEY BARGAINS
Two fine lots 100 II. front; very close in :.
$500 less than any surrounding property
A fine S-room house in Berry Bangs Tract at
a bargain.
Nice Groom house wholly on monthly pay
fnents; cash.
Full lot 5OxlSO feet; street work paid: only
five blocks from Berkeley station; only $3.50
Full block two acres, Groom house harm
and fruit. in live county-seat town; $350O ex-
change for Berkeley property
LYMAN ALLEN,
2129 Center ST., Berkeley
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San Francisco Advertisem'ts

SOCIAL.
TROLLEY parties. clubs. fraternities. look
here: a chance 70 make merry. cozy dance
kall and dinners TO suit any purse az IVY
Garde1s Ocean Beach terminal Of electric
car lines. Make arrangements at room 2l1.
M1irhead building. Market and Larkin SITS.
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THERE still several choice lots unsoId in
the MCGEE Tract. convenient to transporta-
tion and the business center OF Berkeley
many homes are in course OF constrtIc-
tion, and others are being planned: call for
new maps and terms: Berkeley is the place
to live. FRANCIS FERRIER,
2121 Shattuck ave-
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800 CASH. IS monthly: 16 superb lots. 1GOx
200. covered with fruit trees in full bearing
to 10 acres may be had besides; Deep
sandy lOam soil: lots lay fine. with grand
view: choice location; away from fogs and
cold winds: near electric car line. boulevard
ard district schOOlhOuse; adjoining East Oak
land; price all told $780, discount OF for
cash. Call or send for circular. ass Seventh
St, OPP station, Oakland. Carriage free.
II. z. JONES, land owner.
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5000 ELEGANT cottage: rooms; large sta
BILE. > lots 1n0x135: ornamental trees, bear
ing fruit trees beautiful lawn; near Key
route; fine location elegant home HEDE-
MARK < JACK CO. II ntgomery st. and
3217 Adeline ST.. South Berkeley.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-16
BLANKET Pension sILL.

Z IS QUITE PROBABLE, in view of
L the fact that this is a presidential
year, that the blanket pension bill noE
before congress viii become a law. The
bill has the support Of the Grand Army
of the Republic and the "old soldier
vote is q very important feature IN
presidential years. The measure cor
.tains the sweeping provision that every
soldier who served ninety days III the
civil war GA the Union side who has
attained the age OF o. years shall be
paidea pension. of S12 monthly. A pro
vision, cf course. is made to the effect
that the soldier must have received an
honorable discharge.
President Roosevelt. we are told. has
assured prominent Grand Army men
that he favors the bill This is not sur
prising, either, for though Roosevelt IS
not a politician, according to his syco-
plants. ne remembers as well as
anybody that this is a presidential
year. We have 40 hesitatioD in saying
that IL the bin becomes a law. his ma
ton viii be paying pensions forty years
This is true because the bill proposes
to pension widows Of soldiers who mar
RED them prior to June p, 1880.
The Herald yields to no one its re-
spect for the old soldier. We believe
the men who fought to prevent the ma
ton from being sundered should be lib
orally remembered by the nation, but
there is a reasonable limit to this per-
sion business, as to all other human
affairs. There are thousands OF veter-
ans in this country who don't need tha:
sl2 month any more than a kitten
needs three tails. There are thousands
of widows similarly situated. BY al
means let the needy ones be taken care
Of, but this business of going. into PEN
sions on a wholesale grab bag style Is
coming a little strong.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-16
The WATER SUPPLY.

THE MATTER of the wasting of
water. to which Waterworks SUI
perintendent Hines calls attention in
his annual report, ia one that should
interest every Salt Laker. It is a gen
orally known fact that if water con-
sumers were as careful as they should
be about conforming TO the regulations
Of the department and the city ordin-
ancss, there would be water enough
and to spare here for a city Of twice the
size of Salt Lake. AS it is, Mr.. Hines
says that during the past year Q9OS)
the supply O. water. owing to the
vvastefulness of the consumers, was
barely sufficient TO meet the require
ments of the department
And he continues: Constant watch
fulness was required TO prevent waste
so that the water might be equally dis
tributed. and the small number OF COM
plants filed in this ONCE goes to show
that general satisfaction was given TO
the consumers. Water meters have
been placed on almost all large con-
sUmers Of water, and have been the
means OF preventing the waste Oh
water, which has aided the department
very materially in dealing with the
water supply
It IL in this connection that we desire
10 make the point that, as a rule, the
small water consumers do not waste
e. That is, men who have small lawns
and houses are very much more careful
about living up TO the regulations than
their Weather neighbors Almost any
night in the summer it is possible to
find hundreds OF gallons of water going
10 waste over the lawns of Brigham
street. The eprinklers are turned on
early IN the evening and left to run all
night. Yet it i very rarely that one
of these water hogs is punished. We
suggest that the department exercise
greater care in this respect in 1904.
Superintendent Hines report shows
very elfiriy t69{ water meters are good
thingZ When peSpie are obliged to pay
for1every gallon Of watc- they use
icy win no more let he water run ali
night than they win i et their electric
lights burns all night The meter sys-
TEN is the thing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-16
POLICE REQUIREMENTS.

D9LICE MARSHAL FARNAN of Bal
timore. Md. the other day made
little talk on the qualities that go to
make a good police officer. The Munich
pal Journal and Engineer quotes Mr..
Farnan appTovingly, and we feel sure
that people generally who are properly
interested in having an efficient police
force viii endorse him also. Among
other things, Mr. Farnan said:
First Of all a police officer should b.
a man Of good physique This does not
mean that he ought 10 be a~giant in
stature or have muscles like SandOw,
but the more athletic he is the better.
He should have a constitution that is
not sensitive to extreme heat or cold.
for in performing police work he will
be exposed TO all kinds Of weather,
nearly all of his working hours being
spent out cf doors.
He should be temperate. People
can say what they viii, but close OBJ
servatiou has convinced me that the
man who does not indulge i'm liquor as
a beverage or a stimulant has more en-
duranCe. can act quicker in an emeT-
gency and can be more cool-Eeaded I'M
der great pTOVOcatiOn than the man
VINO drinks even II ne Only taxes one or
two drinks a day. one quality that ali
police officers should possess is the abil-
ity to say No and to stick to II. and
this quality in one of its phases is
closely connected with the matter Of
being temperate
This statement of requirements ap.
plies With equal force to every city in
the land. even including Salt Lake. And
In the same connection we cannot help
wondering how many men there are on
the salt Lake police force who never
touch intoxicating liquor, except fol-
purely medicinal purposes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-16
JAPAN AND RUSSIA.

THIS RCSSO-JAPANESE business IS
wearing on the nerves. One day Il
is announced in the most positive terms
that war is inevitable. We are in
formed that both Russia and Japan are
assembling fleets and modifying SOL
diers, that both are purchasing ammu-
milton and supplies in unheard-of qusn-
titles, that they are negotiating for the
purchase of warships constructed and
in process of construction, and so or.
We prepare ourselves to see a bloody
conflict.
Next day the dispatches are all for
peace. The Russians have made con-
cessioEs, The JaPs are not going to let
themselves be forced into an unequal
struggle. The Russians believe in peace
at any price TIE Japs wouldn't fight e
Russia began a bombardmeat of Yoke
hama. What are We to think with all
this He loves me, he loves me not"
business. Isn't its about time Japan
and Russia either engaged in hostii-
ties or left the center of the interna
tionaI stage to some other performers?
Verify, verify we think so. Not that
we are anxious to see a war in the
Orient. Far from it. Our sole desire
is TO have the matter settled definitely
and finally one way or the other so
that the valuable space which is now
being used up by Russia and Japan
may be devoted to something more en-
tertaining. Any time anybody starts
a petition TO Japan and Russia 10
either subside or do business, we can
guarantee at Least one signatl1-e
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-16

Trouble is in store, according to re-
ports. for the wealthy New York tax
dodgers who claim Newport as their
place of residence. It is said that the
Newport authorities are going TO make
them Pay taxes in that city, but most
o. US win require proof before We be
Have it. Heretofore the dodgers have
escaped by swearing in New York that
they live in Newport, and swearing in
Newport that they live in New York.
Strangely enough, no official in either
city has been energetic enough 10 work
10 any evidence in the cases.