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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19
Beware of Ointments for catarrl,
that Contain Mercury.

e rsv.y .iii surely ds.,roy ,hs s.a.s Of s.en
80 eompistsiy d~rAnrv tho Whale syst~tn vt~u
ssirfinS it throash the mucous sursess- sash
essieies ssoaid nryer b us<d except en prssefis-
Ooas ffosn rveutabie physeiAas. the damage they
vni do 10 ten foid TO the sod yea can p-ssisy dc.
rive frpm them. uairs CstArrh Cafr. nsnufsetafvd
esSy, and IL taxen Internally se'ins directly upaa
NE bo-si ani maeoas surfaces of the system. 10
rreuinr. u 10 taken Internally and made IN Toledo.
0hio. by y: =. Cheney z Go. Ies,imsaiais fsss-
Take Hairs fami.y riil. for eoaslipsiioo-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19
emaIlest Inhabited island.

The smallest inhabited island in
the world is that on which the Eddy.
stone lighthouse stands. At low wat.
or it is thirty feet in diameter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

The hobocs are dispicnscd with tho
presidential candidates. ono advocates
tho strcnuous lifc' and tho other was
taking n bath when he received tho
news OF his nomination.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

When a man doesn't dare look any
body in the face In n street car. t is
a sign he Is wearing a necktie his
wife picked out for him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

wigg-1 am satisfied that retribntlon
will some day overtake the coal man.
wagg-Yes. his scales are now lying
in weight for him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

Tho telephone girl was explaining
her work. "But aren't you afraid dur.
ing thunderstorms! asked her friend.
NO" replied the telephone girl. am
rot easily shocked"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

Moiiie-we are going to have taters
for dinner. Mollie's Mother-fm as
tonished that you should use such Ian.
guasc. It Isn't EATERS" but 'psrta.
tcrs."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

Piso's Cure for Consumption Is an infaiiib'o
medicine for coughs and colda-S. w. SAMUEL.
Ocean Grove. n. j.. Feb. u. 1900.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19
Marine Creatures Make Liah..

Deep sea fish make their own light
by nhosphorescence. and are equipped
with telescopic eyes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19
Fond Of an Argument.

Some folks are so fond Of an argu.
ment that they will try to prove the
usefulness of the hole in doughnut.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

And TO think" said tho young man.
with a large open faced sigh, my best
friend eioped with tho girl I was on
gagged to" All OF which goes to show
that no In still your best friend. re-
Joined tho hard -hoart.d old bachelor,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

Hc-Ethcl. what can 1t mcan7 Last
night dreamed that proposed to you.
Shc-1 should say that you are more
sensible asleep than awake.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

Weight and Temperature.
The weight of body is said to In.
crease as its temperature falls.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

Il tell you. tho day OF the BARREL In
politics must bc ended" You're right.
Nothing short of a hogshead Is OF any
uNo noMnGays.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19
een.lbIe Housekeepers

wtn have Defiance Starch. not alone
because they get one-third more for
tho same money. but also because OF
superior quality.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

Every grown-up forgcts he was once
n child. and every child that he Will be
grownup.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

When You Buy Starch
euy Defiance and get the best. ~ -
for 10 cents. Once usco. Always ess'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

Mrs. uix-Mrr. Juno strikes mo as
bcin. entirely too tnaScuiinc for a wo-
man, Mrs. DiS-Scs. indeed, Why. evory
time she hah an ache or pain Hhe makes
m much fura about IL aa a man would.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

The queer thing about tho clothes
some women wear In summer Is yot
have a feeling u they won't bo banhful
about them you ought to.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

isn't your wife's gown cut too low
asked a friend at the reception. 1T
may be-" replied the host. but 1t comes
high just the same"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19
Try One PACKAGE.

II Defiance Starch" does not please
you. return Il TO your dealer. II Il
does you get onc-third more for the
samc money. II will give you satis-
faction. and will not stick to tho Iron.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

The Best Results In starehins
can be obtained only by using De-
nance Starch. besides getting Z OF
more for same moncy-no cooking rs'
Quirsd.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

Defiance Starch Is put up IS ounces
in package, 10 cents. One-third
more starch for the same money.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

Promises and pio erus,s arc made to
bc broken
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

FITS gcrmsnsnt,y cured E2 n.so5 nsyeu.ae,. stscs
or. Send for Fir IE 90. 90 trial bottle and treatise.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.
For children tcsthing, softsns the gums reduces no
fAnmation, Allays pain, wind collie. sc bottio.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19
History Of Capital Punishment.

Monsieur Deibler. French execu.
tioner. is collecting material for the
history OF the death punishment in
Europe.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19
Comparatively Few Accidents.

One passenger is killed for every
100000 carried.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

Binks-Four thousand Japs were
Killed by ne the eSpi39s'on o, EfinS,sian fin,s
Well, they ought to have known better
than to try to read a Russian maga-
zine
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19
Important to Mothers.

Ibid you take in the Fair while yor
were gone?" mo, 1t took me In
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19

~ q = ] o q
Knight. OF 80
N. A 8 b ] . nd
Ave. Chicago.
Orator OF tho
w IT 8 ids
w o d nesday
Club. says:
This winter
when ! start
ed to use
ID o . . . Kid.
ncy Pills I
achcd In every
bone and had
intense pains
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19
AcHEo IN EVERY BONE.

chicago Society Woman Who Was %
Sick She Could Not Sleep or Eat
Cured by poan's Kidney Pills
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-08-19
Howard e. Burton,
AaMyeP End

y. s.: d. ssss @ o. s ssss.s q. assaiis 's s..:s ~
nuaa. costsel and umpirs vost .,i!si.i Lssa.
Vtll0. COt0. nsfeesaoS cAsboasis Sart bsak
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
OAKLAND NEWS.

SAYS BROTHER IS MISSING.-Oakland.
Nov IN NJ Gonsalves. 1091 Third street.
has reported to the police the disappearanco
Of his brother, Frank B. Gonsafves.
ORGANIZE CONCORDIA CLUB.-Oakland.
Nov 4-The C0ncordia Club has been organ
lied by Jewish citizens the officers being:
President Gus COhn; vice president. Morris
Schneider; secretary. Fred Bauer; treasurer.
s Klein; directOrs-Julius AbrahamsOn. L. B.
Goldberg. Bert Lissner-
LOG CABIN BAKERY BURNED-Oai-
land Nov. 4.-The Log Cabin bakery. Thirty
second street and San Pablo avenue, owned
BY w H. Ward. was gutted this morning
by a fire which started in the boiler room.
A tank OF oil became ignited. The loss Is
several thousand dollars
ARE SENT TO FOLSOM-OakIand. Nov.
4-W f. Kennedy, the Alameda boy who
pleaded guilty to a charge Of burglary. was
sentenced to four years at Folsom penitentiary
BY Judge Hall to-day. Leono Flores. who also
acknowledged having robbed the house OF John
Sallou, near Livermore, got similar term.
POLICEMAN FIGHTS sAILOR.-oakland.
Nov. 4.-FOurteen scalp wounds the head
morning at the Receiving Hospital. They re-
suited from Silva's encounter with Patrolman
Peter Feeley The seaman was fighting drunk
and would not submit to arrest Feeley was
damaged, but not seriously.
WOMAN BURNED BY GASOLINE. Oak
land Nov AIRS. r. Carter, $40 telegraph
avenue. badly burned about the face and
arms last night by the explosion OF a zaso-
line stove She picked up the blazing stove
to save the house from fire. The flaming nuid
spattered upon her garments and burned her
considerably before she had srnothered the
hre She was cared for at a private hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
CONVICTS TORMENTORS
OF COLONEL FRANK LYNCH
Guilty After Trial Before JUS
tice of the Peace Quinn.

OAKLAND, Nov. 4.-E. L. Black
man, c. Stickney and Carl Hardwick
were convicted by Justice James G.
quinn to-day on charges of disturb
ing the peace. the complainant being
Colonel Frank Lynch, proprietor of
Satro Park, Fruitvale. The prosecu-
ton was the elimination of a feud
that had stirred the suburbs for
months. Lynch declared that the trio
had tried to drive him out of the To-
cality. He asserted that they had par
AIDED in front of the park armed with
shotguns, had bombarded the resort
with rocks and had otherwise tried
to force him to leave the neighbor-
hood.
Lynch finally retaliated by swearing
to complaints for his tormentors' ar
rest He retained as special prosecu-
tor Attorney A. v. Mendenhall, who,
with Deputy District Attorney Everett
Brown. handled Lynch's case. The ar
rested. men made a vigorous defense.
but were undone. They will appear
later for sentence.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
CHEERS FOR NEEDHAM.
Congressman Wins Plaudits of Citi-
zenS of HanfOrd.

Congressman Wins Plaudits of Citi-
zens of HanfOrd.
HANFORD, Nov. 4.-The largest and
most enthusiastic audience ever crowd
ed into the Opera-house in a Congress
sional campaign here, tonight heard
Congressman Needham and Seward A
Simons of New York. The crowd was
wildly enthusiastic throughout. Need
ham was given a magnificent ovation
when he first appeared in the house
and the enthusiastic appreciation Of
telling points caused frequent Interrupt
tions to his speech.
Needham reached here early this
morning and Immediately started on
an automobile trip to make a thorough
inspection of the Tulare reclamation
district.
In speaking tonight of the reclama-
tion projects the Congressman pointed
out the great work already made pos
sible by the Republican policy and
pledged his best efforts to carry out
such plans as may be recommended to
the Congressional Commission on Riv-
ers and Harbors that recently met in
San Francisco. He pledged himself to
10 dll IN MS power 10 secure from the
Federal Government the amounts ask
ed for by the commission.
Needham impressed his Democratic
hearers with the foolishness Of the
statements Of Judge Conley that the
latter would support the section of the
tariff bill providing for the protection
of fruit.
Needham's speech tonight will win
him the votes of a host of disgusted
Democrats.
Needham was followed by Seward A.
Simons, who eloquently discussed the
issues and pointed out the absurdity of
some statements made by the Demo-
cratic speakers and candidates.
Just before the hour for the meeting
a special train from Lemoore pulled
in. The engine cab and every coach
was brilliant with colored lights. A
band and big crowd of enthusiastic
voters came on the train
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
BANDITS DEEP
IN BAD LANDS
Wyoming Outlaws, Followed
by the Posse, Seek Refuge
in the Hole in the Wall

DENVER, Nov. A special to the
Republican from Deranch, Wyo., says:
Sheriff Slough of Fremont County
and Sheriff Fenton and a posse of Big
Horn arrived here shortly after sun
down, having found the trail Of the
Cody bank robbers again and followed
it into the very heart Of the Bad
Lands. They are now not more than
ten miles behind the outlaws.
Reliable information has been re-
ceived here that the bandits have TAX
en- refuge at the ranch house of SYM
pathizer near the notorious Hole in
the Wall'' rendezvous, southwest of
this place, and do not know that the
officers have followed them this far.
Sheriff Fenton, who is directing the
movement against the desperadoes, has
asked for reinforcements from Casper,
100 miles southeast of here, and a tele-
phone message was received late to-
night stating that Sheriff Webb and a
large posse had started for the scene.
A bloody battle is certain to occur
during the next thirty-six hours, either
at the western or eastern exit of the
Hole" or in the vicinity of the pres
enJ nlulng pldCe VI the OutldWS- OhOulu
the bandits remain in ignorance of the
plans to bottle them up in the rendez-
vous, then the fight will occur at the
ranch of their friend, for the two
posses from the east and west will
combine forces as soon as Webb ar
rives and close in on the bandits at
once.
The officers here are completely worn
out, but they are anxious for the fight.
They will get almost twenty-fours'
rest, however, if present plans carry
and will be in prime shape for the
battle when Webb arrives
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
MENDS MORALS
BY THE KNIFE
Surgeons Scalpel Is In
yoked in Experiment Up
on a Girl Incorrigible
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
1016 Broadway. Nov. 4.

Oakland OI1lce san francisco call,
1915 Broadway, Nov T.
Surgical art has been invoked to cor
rect the deficient moral equipment OF
Isabel LIE Fevre, Is years old. who
has been pronounced an incorrigible
by Judge S. P. Hall of the Juvenile
Court.
For the first time in the history of
the recently organized children's court
in California the experiment is to be
tried that in Eastern communities has
worked with remarkable success. The
child is to be submitted to an operation
Of the simplest nature, yet fraught with
such possibilities that her guardians
expect to turn her from a condition of
waywardness and viciousness to one of
normal morality.
All that will be done will be the re-
moval of a false glandalar growth in
the nose and throat of the young sub
ject, which adenoid condition has pre-
vented the proper feeding of the brain
with blood. There has been a partial
stoppage of circulation in the cerebral
region. This blockade has stunted the
brain development. 1t has produced
an abnormal state, and to it is ascribed
the psychological weaknesses that are
comprehended in the word ''incor-
rigible"
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
st capacity.

pavilion to its utmost capacity
McSinlay arrived on the morning
train from Chico, where he had made
splendid address TO a large audience
the preceding evening. He spent the
morning at his home and at noon adj
dressed the employees Of the railroad
shops at the Sixth-street entrance 1t
was the most successful noon meeting
held at the shops this year. During
the afternoon the Congressional nomi-
nee went out to Fair Oaks and ad-
dressed representative gathering.
The meeting tonight was preceded
by splendid parade of all the Repub-
lican clubs in the city, marshaled by
Colonel H. l. Seymour. The line of
march was ablaze with fireworks and
great enthusiasm was displayed by the
thousands of people who thronged the
sidewalks. The pavilion was filed
before the procession reached the build
ing. State Printer w. w. Shannon
was chairman Of the meeting.
Governor Pardee was greeted with a
storm Of applause when he arose to
speak He spoke for an hour, devoting
much time to the national issues and
the personality of President Roosevelt.
The speaker deprecated the idea of
electing a Republican President and a
Democratic Congressman. He urged
that the latter would be obliged to en-
ter the caucus of his party and abide
by its decision on political questions or
else become a political pirate.
Congressman Bells plant that the
Governor should not participate in a
Congressional contest was met with a
parable which showed the Governors
spirit and made clear his right to voice
his political sentiments. His answer
to Bell won him round after round Of
applause. Governor Pardee closed
with an appeal to the voters to sup
port the Congressional and legislative
nominees.
Judge John F. Davis was next in
troduced. He raised a storm of cheers
when he announced that his purpose
was to say a word for Duncan McKin-
lay. The speaker discussed the value
Of Congressman to his district and
showed that under the system that
prevails in the House of Representa-
tives the work is done in committees
where the minority members of the
House have but little influence, or in
caucus of the dominant party, where
the minority has no representation at
all. The speaker proved the helpless
ness Of a minority member in Con-
gress, citing as proof the fact that
Senator Perkins was obliged to do the
work necessary to procure the building
of a collier at Mare Island.
Frank H. Short also addressed the
meeting, paying a high tribute to the
merits Of Duncan McKinlay and
strongly urged his election to Congress.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
DECREE FAVORS
THE HUSBAND
Divorce Is Given to John j.
Sheahan Rather Than to
His Spiritualistic Spouse
WOMAN'S CHARGES FAIL
Unrul.y Wife Who Was Sent
to Jail for Contempt
of Court Loses Her Suit
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
1915 Broadway, Nov. 4.


1915 Broadway, Nov. 4.
Believing that the husband was more
sinned against than SHINING, Judge Mel
vim to-day decided the Sheahan divorce
case by granting John j. Sheahan a de-
cree on his cross complaint from Mabel
c. Sheahan. She is spiritualistic me-
dunn, and used their home on Linden
street for seances and neglected her
husband and their children. Sheahan
also obtained the custody of the boy
and girl. The community property is
to be sold and divided equally between
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheahan
The trial of the case attracted consid-
cradle attention owing to the unruly
Judge was finally forced to send to Jail
for contempt of court. She brought the
suit against her husband charging him
with cruelty. She filed a cross-com-
plaint alleging that she was the cruel
one. The evidence in the case showed
that Mrs. Sheahan's actions were the
beginning of the trouble and that when
she. was demonstrated with she went
into violent fits of temper.
Seven months of married life with a
strenuous spouse is enough for Hans
c. Jensen, who to-day began a suit for
divorce against Mary M. Jensen, charg-
ing her with cruelty. They were mar
ried in March, and he alleges that on
many occasions she has clawed his face
and that he has often found her in COM
panV with other men
Suit for divorce was begun to-day by
Victor Dieudonne against Katie Dieu-
donne on the ground of desertion.
A final decree of divorce was granted
Walter A. Edwards from Maude V. Ed
wards to-day for desertion. He also
won the custody of the minor child, a
daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
PARDEE GIVES PARDON
TO ITALIAN MURDERER
Good Conduct Earns Freedom for
Convict Sentenced to Life Inn
prisonment From Marin.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 4-Governor
Pardee to-day granted a pardon to Ma
tall Rossi. an Italian who was con-
victed of murder in the first degree in
Marin County in 1888 and sentenced to
life Imprisonment. While he was in
prison Rossi was an exemplary pris-
oner. and in 1900 he was paroled upon
the recommendation of the State Board
CT Prison Directors. He secured en-
ployment from the Novato Land Com
pany in Marin County, where he has
since worked. He has conducted him
self honestly and industriously, and
has brought his wife and children out
from Switzerland, to which country
they returned when Rossi was sent to
prison.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Alameda County.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4

FRIDAY. NOV E-MbEH T.
r. H and Henrietta Reno 70 Albert an az
cra-a E,-aztar lot on n line OF Twenty eighth
street. 75 W of Myrtle. " so by n 1oO Oak
Charles and Annie selden to Maria V. ROchs
widow lot on W line OF Hannah street -OO
OF B. s7:6 by W 13S. s1odiSisisoIn en- y an ana
portion Of subdivision Of lot y olOeA '0f'
map 2 Watts Tract. Oakland; SO - ~
Patrick F. Butler (widOwer to p r Ryan.
ia amended mas OF Butler Tract. Oakland; $40
CIaud g and Agatha d. Waltz 10 Charles
waltz lot on Sc line Of Eleventh avenue -
NE 25 Sc so SW 7S NV 15O. block 81, Clin-
ton. East Oakland; $40. l,..D =.
on n line OF East Eleventh street, 80 OF
Twenty seventh avenue. p 20 0y y lOV 10. -
block H. map OF Knowles & Potter suedi-
vision OF Kennedy Tract. East Oakland; $40.
Catharine Schaupp widow to Rosa PteiHer.
division OF Kennedy Tract, East OAKLAND
James L. and Mary C. Barker to B. F:
Brooks lot E line Of Warring street. lV9
n Of Claiming way n 100. E $50 S 100, w
15o lots % and q. Benton property, Berkeley;
Maria Holm Csinsle) to K A. and Louisa
Laine CHolm). all interest in lot on Sc corner
Of GraysOn and Ninth streets. r 20 oy IOO'
ley: ieys SO $40. - O'O'~ 80
Taylor Co. corporation to Henry C. Nc
Of Allston way 100 by f 1861, block Q,
addition TO villa lots joining university on the
south. Berkeley $lU
Jesse l. Wetmore Jr. to Eugene Victor Ma
Wet lot 8. block A. map OF subdivision OF
portion Of Quigley Tract. Brooklyn Township;
$3.50
John Kenney to Bridget Kenney (wife). lots
s to s. block So map property Columbus Bart
lett surveyed BY Hoffman & Craven, Alamedai
gift.
John and Annie Cox (Uife) to Edward Cox,
lot on SW corner Of Buena Vista avenue and
Paru street. W 116 by 5 10. Alameda; $40,
A. J. and Sophie NJ. Snyder to Grace r. RynO
(wife OF GeOrge) lot on S line Of Thirty-frst
street, 22O E OF Grove z 40 by l4O. lot II,
block 203J, A. J. snyder resubdivisiOn portion
block 2O35 map Rowland Tract. Oakland. SO
Mary Tiernan (widOw) to Peter McCaskill,
lot on NE line Of Laurel street. 175 F. OF Pied
mont OF Webster avenue. Sc % by NE ia.
lot 8. Piedmont Villa Tract portion plat 10.
land: $40
Robert and Emma H. NJ Brown to Inoeenu
LagOrio (married). lot on Z line Of Claremont
avenue, 216.5O SW from line of Clifton
street. SW so Sc 2s2. sc. NE 52.57. NV 266.3l.
lot Is block H map subdivision blocks Fl and
l. Vernon Park Tract. 1882 Oakland. S10O
George W. or George William and ID. F.
Caswell Cwffe) to George Ellis (single). lot IS,
block 21O7 map Alden Tract. Oakland; $40.
George Ellis (single) to d. M. Stewart, same
Oakland; $40.
Alice Bell (Brennan) (administratrix estate
OF James Breunan) TO Peter Fl. F. SchnOor, lot
on line of University avenue 162 E Of Ninth
street f 80 BY 100, block 90, Schnelle Tract
sadie NJ and w NJ Smith Cnusband) to
Katherine Carvill. lot on n line Of Railroad
avenue IO1 g W Of St Charles street, W 1O3
bv $50 Alameda: $40.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
DEATH FINDS HERMIT WHO
CLAIMED NOBLE ANCESTRY
Octogenarian RecIuse Found Dead in
His Cabin-Believed to Have
Buried Wealth

SALINAS, Nov. 4.-Serafin Steve, an
Italian, so years old, who for the last
forty years has led the life of a re-
cluse near Jolon, was found dead in his
cabin Wednesday by passing vaquero.
The deceased was a man who never
spent money except for the bare neces-
sites of life, and whenever he sold
stock or produce he demanded gold coin
in payment 1t is stated that he has
more than $4,000 buried on his ranch
Steve was always neat and clean. He
frequently said his name was not Steve
and that he was related to the nobility
Of Italy. and that he had been com
PEELED to leave Italy for political rea-
sons.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05
PLAN BERKELEY
WATER SUPPLY
Citizens Discuss Scheme to
Obtain Municipal Owner
ship in Their Community
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
improvement Club of the
University Town Opens
Campaign for New System
Berkeley Office San Francisco Call,
214s Center Street, Nov. 4.

oGTk6lCy OluCe San IdnClSCO OchAA
214s Center Street, Nov. 4.
A plan to secure a municipal water
supply and plant for Berkelew was
boached at a meeting of the North
Berkeley Improvement Club last night.
and after thorough discussion a COM
mittee to investigate the project was
appointed, consisting of A. l.. OFT. NJ.
L. Hanscom and w. H. Bone. This COM
mittee will try to procure the insertion
Of a paragraph in the proposed bond
issue providing for the appropriation
of money sufficient for a municipal
water plant.
A. L. OFT in speech on the subject
before the club declared that the city
should at least own it's piping system,
and if possible its own water plant.
City Auditor Hanscom said: THE
town could arrange it's own piping sys-
tenn and put in pumping plants that
would do away with the necessity Of
fire engines. Philadelphia has water
distributing system that regulates the
pressure of water in such a manner as
to enable the city to dispense with for
ty-five engines formerly used. Munich
pal ownership is the proper thing for
Berkeley"
DR.. J. T. G. Farrar spoke in favor Of
incorporating in the bond issue an ap-
preparation to purchase a water sys-
tenn.
President Victor Robertson announced
that he would invite Marsden Manson
of San Francisco to address the club at
an early date on the subject Of a mu-
nicipal water system