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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-22

So long as the white light burns he
knows that everything is all right;
when that goes out and the red light
appears 1t means danger and the dan
ger signal continues until the cause
Is removed. Should anything go wrong
with the mechanism itself both lights
would go out and the engineer would
thus be instantly advised of the fact
and could act accordingly. The sys-
TEN signals It's own failure. and the
mere absence of the white light in it.
SELF constitutes danger signal. In
some 400 tents made on eight miles
OF the Chicago & Eastern railroad the
proper signal was given in every in
stance
Americans are proud of their bloch
signal systems of railroading, both
automatic and operated from tele-
graph towers. But every once in a
while their fallibility is demonstrated
In an appalling manner. 1t is not
designed to abolish the present safe
guard, but only to supplement it by q
substitute when the usually reliabl,
system Is not available by reason of
smoke, storm or fog. The cab signal
Is constant and its observance need
not prevent confirmation by block
signals. But when the outside lights
cannot be discerned by an engineer on
a swiftly moving train the little white
and red lamps in his cab will reassure
OF warn him. There is not railroad
yard in Pittsburg that is not "all
balled up" In every dense fog. The
cab signals. If they will do what is
claimed for them, will minimize the
danger from collisions and save many
times their cost of installation and
operation by avoiding and reducing
DELAYS
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-22
WRECKS PREVENTED
New Device on the Market that
Would Answer Danger Ques-
ton, If Adopted.

The saddest features about that
fatal accident on the New York divis-
ion OF the PENNSYLVANIA railroad,
about the Rock Island bridge disaster,
and about several recent accidents
caused by misplaced switches are that
they might easily have been averted.
In England the railroad companies
are adopting devices in the engine cab
as to the condition of limited stretch
Of track ahead, which indicate, also,
whether the next block be occupied
or vacant. In the United States, how
ever. it seems almost impossible to
overcome the inertia of the operating
officials of the railroads. and several
reliable and meritorious inventions
are today languishing through lack of
opportunity to prove their worth by
practical demonstration. One of these
was either invented or financed in
Allegheny, until It's hacker. despair
Ing of ever securing trial on fair
terms, abandoned the project in dis
gust and is now In Europe. Even ex-
pert railroaders. eager to safeguard
their own lives. are discouraged over
the lack of enterprise manifested by
the higher operating officials, and
cannot understand the Indifference
conceded, but the automatic and lever
set indicator is but a "fair-weather
sailor"-that is. in thick and foggy
weather the signals cannot always be
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-22

lent of the Shower" being Miss Name
McHugh, whose marriage to Mr..
Thomas r. Cayou has been announced
for Nov. Z. The parcels were numer-
GUS and weighty. and were given as
evidences of the high esteem in which
the charming bride-to-be is held. A
dainty lunch was served ut the close
of the festivities. About score of
ladies' were present, many of whom
were school-day friends of the guest
of honor. Mrs. A. P. Lenhart and Mrs.
W. e. Goats assisted the hostess.
On Tuesday, Oct. 16, 1906. at IL
O'Clock noon at the residence of the
brides father. Robert Murray, a
prominent farmer Of Ontario town
ship. north of Crazy, occurred the
marriage of Miss Agnes Murray to Mr..
Emil H. Mittelstada. The bride is a
young lady of charming presence, we'll
liked and respected by all who know
her. The groom is equally popular.
He was for some time night operate.
at the depot in Crary, and is now
agent and operator for the Great
Northern at Bartlett, N. d. Rev. G.
o. Long of the Congregational church
oficiated at the ceremony The
young couple left for q two weeks
visit to Grand Forks. Minneapolis
and st. Paul.
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\ SPRAY or AsPHODEI,.

by Larry M'Donnld.
love called me back when my soul was
drifting
Over the breakers of sure despair
RACK to the beach when the seas were
,,., mistins.
hair. '>'
Hind was ]. and her smile was light
hlazing the way up the drifted sand:
Halt and lame. and hard was the tight
Love led the way as she took my
Health was she when the wasting fever
Me Msn lac, life that was lived In vain:
White was her soul when the Angel
came:
Came in the night with stillcst breath
ing.
90, Over her casting his whitening breath:
Day found me holding the hand Of
Back comes her spirit with sweeter
meaning,
Merging her heart with my heart of
Mine Is she still with no hollow seeming
Rcpurchase made with my grief and
tears.
1t is announced by the Baptist
ladies that their "Trip Around the
World" that was such an enjoyable
occasion one evening last week will
be repeated this evening and every
one is cordially invited to attend lie
freshments will be served at each
stopping place. You will miss a good
time by not attending.
The "Old Fashioned Spelling Bee"
to be given by the Presbyterian ladies
at the Presbyterian church Friday
evening will no doubt be we'll at
tended, and will be a pleasant occas-
ion.
The most important social functions
of the week announced so far will be
the two companies to be given by Mrs
James Dinnie at her beautiful home
on North Fourth street. OH Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons. There will
he some prominent out of town peo-
pie present.
. o 9 o 8 o o 8 Q o o o o . o o o o
. STATE SOCIETY. 9
. 8 90 o o 9 8 9 8 o o 8 o 9 Z, 8 . .
A quiet but very pretty wedding
ceremony took place at Minnewaukon
wednesday dllcFuOOH Ut lue uOIll6 vi
the bride, when Rev. j. r. Beebe
spoke the words that united in mar
riage Mr.; Maurice A. Lilies, of Oberon,
and Mrs. Edna A. Flater. Only the
relatives and intimate friends of the
bridal couple witnessed the ceremony.
The groom in the above happy event
is prominent and successful attor-
ney and real estate dealer Of Oberon,
and man highly respected and in
fluential in his community. while the
bride, the youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Whiteman. of Mime
waukon, is a charming and most esti-
mable young lady who numbers as
her friends all who have been fortu
nate enough to make her acquaint-
ance. The young couple left for Ober-
on to make their future home.
Mrs. C. w. LaMoure gave parcel
shower Thursday evening at her.
home in Bismarck. the recip-
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see that Austin can appreciate great
HARRY BERESFORD.

Harry Beresford will be at the
Metropolitan next Monday in David d.
Lloyds clever comedy. The Woman
Hater." His manager, ]. j. Coleman,
has signed contracts with we'll
known dramatist to furnish modern
comedy for Mr.. Beresford's use next
season. The first production of the
new piece will be in a Broadway the
alter after which it will he taken ON
a tour.
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EMIL c. ERICKSON.

Mr.. Erickson will appear at the
Metropolitan on Friday eve.
The following notice appeared in
the Herald, Austin, Mimi:
We prevailed on Mr.. Erickson to
give another concert.
lie came and conquered and the
concert made us keenly aware of the
fact, We need new opera house.
He played as no one ever played to
US or any other audience We are sure.
He certainly does unite his deceased
world-famous countryman Ole Bulls
soulful playing with Paganini's virtu-
osity. And it is good to the heart to
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Amusement,
SPECTACULAR ~MoNTE CRIsTO.

Inc Dumas drama, Monte Cristo."
easily lends itself to the lavish hands
OF the producer, and James O'Neill is
this year provided with production
that is said to be the most superbly
spectacular yet given the piece. Mr..
oNeill. however, is so closely identi-
ned with the character of Edmond
Dantes that it seems impossible to
tell which was the greater drawing
card-the actor or the play Follow
the fortunes of Edmond Dantes and it
is like Swimming the pages Of fairy
tale yet all the emotions, feelings, am
billions and sordid desires of man are
portrayed with clear and striking
hand. and the lessons of life are
taught in unmistakable terms. In adj
dition to Mr.. O'Neill. strong support
ing company will be seen at the
Metropolitan theater, Tuesday eve
ming.
"MAVDE FEAIY."
Maude Fealy, the youngest dramatic
star on the American stage, is to be
seen at the Metropolitan theater on
Tuesday evening, October oath, when
she will be presented by her man
ager, John Cort. in Martha Morton's
latest comedy. ''The Illusion of Beat
RICE" Miss Fealy has a part suited
to her girlish personality and pleas
ing and magnetic temperament. The
story of a founding. reared in lux
ury. and led to believe that she is a
nrfncess of roval blood. gives Miss
Fealy every chance to display those
remarkable talents that placed her in
the nosit'"n nf leading woman with
the late Sir HENRY Irving while still
IN her teers. The cnmnarv sunDort-
ting Miss Fealy is a selected one Of
New York plave~s and the NAV will
ho staged in a complete manner.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-contlnued.

s25o0--15 ACRES near Redwood City; good
cottages; spring water; only $500 cash,
balance s25 per month.
s1200--5 acres, ! mile from Redwood depot;
s25 down, SIS per month.
l140o-10 acres fine level land, near depot,
Santa Clara Co.; house, barn. well,
ETC.: $500 cash, balance installments;
ideal poultry farm.
$3.50 per acre-12S0 acres: good set of
buildings; near Grdley; owned by
savings bank; valued by appraiser. at
$50 per acre.
&c per acre-l5. 900 acres ideal stock and
grain ranch; Sacramento Valley; good
set buildings terms if desired.
$l414 per month will secure choice 10
acre tract in the best part of Santa
Clara Valley; price only slO0 per acre.
Palo Alto-Choice wooded villa sites:
street work and sidewalks; about $40
per month for 35 months; best offer
down the Peninsula
Stockton-Weber home lots in choice resi-
dence part of the city; S. to SO mo.
Special Observation-Disclosures, fruit, vine and
stock farms throughout the State;
write for catalogue.
c. M. WOOSTER CO.,
1t 1866 OFarrell st.
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BERKELEY REAL EsTATE-cortinued.
FERRIER-BROCK COMPANY, INC,
Successor to Francis Ferrier.
Berkeley. Cal.
III JIIe1ttsS1SIH e1F1'' =
CAT KEY ROUTE TERMINUS

Al hE fhOO 1E~lAAiA4N
s4OO cash and s25 per month will buy
an elegant 5-room cottage, east of
Shattuck ave; new, modern and
artistic; price $3.50
redwood finish throughout; paneled
,Iining-room. with plate rail and
fireplace large pass pantry; laun-
dry tubs; two toilets. electric lights,
gas; just being finished; best of
hardware and light fixtures; tinted
to suit purchaser. Easy payments
if desired BARGAIN
s5 200 for a 6-room house on Hil.egass, in
the most desirable section of the
Berry Bangs Tract; De'., modern
SIS. 900 for modern house Of 10 rooms on
Charming This is .ne of the most
desirable houses il one OF Berke-
ley's most desirable sections II
you want high-class residence let
us show you this. Corner lot, beau
tiful grounds; large living-room; !;
sleeping rooms with running water
and fireplace; very artistic through
out.
We have some very desirable things in
can 90 either singiy or as a whole
s1,000-3 lots on Fulton St, just south
of Ashby.
s1.75O-Full- sized lot in the Claremont
ssooFFuil- sized lots on Sixtieth ST..
near new Key Route station; south
front.
tS,5OO Tor corner. lncluulHS 100 ASct VI
frontage on S. P. track Buildings
on this property bringing 10 per
cent One of the best buys in West
Berkeley.
S21 500 for prominent business lot on Ad-
Olson ST., just east of Shattuck ave. ;
the most desirable location avail
able for office and store building
This price good for a short time
only.
WE ARE MAKING A SPECIALITY of
new loca tions for business firms in West
Berkeley.
PHONE BERKELEY 1404. 1t
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

TAYLOR BROS. & CO.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
BROKERS',
1876 BROADWAY. OAKLAND,
Telephone Oakland $50.
NEAT BUNGALOW COTTAGE.
S2,S00-NObby home, 5 large rooms, strict
ly modern throughout; fine location;
lot 36x103: must be sold. No. 1884
MODERN HOME
S. SO0-Seven rooms; thoroughly modern
and up to- date; close to two car
lines: lot 3Sx100 feet easy terms
HANDSOME SWISS COTTAGE
$4000-This is the prettieSt little home in
Oakland; the interior is beautifully
arranged; large rooms, very sunny;
beam ceilings. extra large plate
glass windows; large veranda in cor
ner entrance; fine corner lot. aver
lot terracing nicely, with driveway.
FURNISHED HOME.
81, 4,100-Strictly modern home OF rooms,
completely furnished and ready for
housekeeping; close in and one OF
the choicest residence sections,
owner leaving and must sell at once.
BUSINESS PROPERTY IA PER CENT
NET
S60 000-Best piece of business property in
Oakland for the money; investigate
and we can show you that an op-
portunity is waiting. with small ex-
pense building could be arranged
into hotel; the ground is worth
the money.
Office Open Sunday Forenoons.
TAYLOR BROS. & CO., ID
1886 BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
Phone Oakland $50 II
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SOUTH BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
TUPPER & KAY,
South Berkeley, Lorin Station.
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK.

5-room cottage modern throughout;
close to Key Route station; price s240O;
only $500 cash required
New Groom house, furnished; only two
blocks to Key Route station; street work
done; lot 40x120; price $1,000; terms will be
made.
Almost new S-room house; modern in
all respects; street work done; lot 50x162
nice flower garden; also berries; price
$3400; terms If required.
The prettiest bungalow in Berkeley
contains rooms; lot 40xl35: street work
done; price $4,000; terms, half cash.
The above are only samples We can
show you properties in all parts OF Berke-
ley and at prices to suit your pocket
book.
!, TUPPER & KAY,
Phone Berkeley 1910. II
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FOR SALE.

Bungalow cottage of rooms: LOT s0x
12O: right near station. in best neigh
borhood; all modern; $500; S110O down.
Bungalow cottage; all modern; blocks
from station. near San Leandro road. lot
42x115; $780, half down.
5-room shingle house, new; lot 5ox115;
Lot, 100 it. frontage: $3.50 per front
foot.
Lot 100x2s0: $3.50 cash. fairly close in
Agent for Iona Vista Tract. on SAN
Leandro road; lots $3.50 straight; $1,000
down. $500 per month Agent for Avon
dale Tract. at Fruitvale: lots 1915 and up.
Four acres of beautiful sloping land near
Mills College and Foothill boulevard. with
very good 4-room house: barn. chicken
houses, windmill and tank; streets on all
four sides: will sell half; price OF entire
place $46o0-
GEO. A TAYLOR,
Cor East 18th st. and Deering ave..
opposite Melrose station, end OF 7th st.
local
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BERRY & WEHE,
p. o. Building, Berkeley.

A few people who are compelled to sell
their property have placed the same with
us at reduced price.
$S2O0-New 5-room cottage, not far from
Berkeley station.
s425O-New S-room house, near Dwight
way station; lot 50x130
$5250-Nice home, Piedmont avenue.
$8500-New S-room house, corner Berry
Bangs Tract: furnace heated; lot 50xl4S
$106, ,000-Good business block 263 feet on
Shattuck ave-. next to new p. o. bldg.
A few good residence lots under price
Houses for rent, furnished and unfur-
nished. 1t
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2S43 Mission st, near Twentv-second.
REAL ESTATE. RENTING.
INSURANCE. COLLECTIONS
City Agents St. Paul F. and NJ
Insurance Co.
NEW BUSINESS WRITTEN.
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS.
500 TO S500-In very desirable locations
and close to car lines; ask for spe-
cial list on these; money advanced
for building purposes.
sl,S00-Corner on Elizabeth st; 25xl14;
ready for building
$3.50 each-5 nice level lots on Basche ST.
will build to suit tenants on easy
terms
50, 2,200-NW. corner on Castro St; 50:6x105;
A sure snap.
ST. 100 each-4 nice inside lots on Elizabeth
St; street work done; will build %
suit on easy terms.
Si9Oo-Half cash; good Groom cottage on
Castro st. near 2Sth; lot S5Xl05.
S250o-Lot 2ixS9; on Federal ST., near I'd
S2,150-New 6-room cottage on Randall
ST. with lot 25xl25.
S215O-Good 4-room cottage, with lot 25x
he on 9th st.
s2,75O-Elegant Groom house on Sussex
st, near Castro; close to cars; terms
800 down, balance per cent
50, 800 cottages of and ) rooms. with
large lots; in Ocean View; will sell
s3,SOO--San Mateo cottage. brand new; in
fine condition, with lot 50x167:3; easy
$780, elegant flats of and rooms,
brand new; on nice street; close
to cars; rent $50; 5000 cash.
$S,OOO-Lot 25x90: on z. line of Folsom St.
between Sth and 9Th.
50, ,o0o-N. line of Grove st, near Devisa-
dero; large 2-story building, with
rooms; fiat overhead and large base
ment; suitable for milk depot or coal
yard: etc. certain snap.
MISSION-STREET BARGAIN.
So 000-Lot 32x115 with improvements con-
sisting of stores, upper fiat. rear
cottage; now renting for SIS; we will
guarantee to lease for 500 per mo-
you can buy this for $500 cash; this
pays over Il per cent net
ANOTHER SNAP. ANOTHER SNAP.
s9590-Large corner lot on Dolores st; IS
x76:6. with house of 10 rooms; rented
for $45 per month Hibernia Bank
mortgage of $4,000 can stand; will sell
house and 40 IT. lot for $1,000.
S4, 4,o00-6 elegant new fats on 9th st. car
line; rooms each; rents $40 per
annum; all rented; an elegant in
vestment.
TO LEASE
1920 per month-Large hall on Mission ST..
suitable for lodge purposes, etc;
also a large number of lots in the
burned district and number of
man9faeturing and warehouse sites re-,
Call upon us for the largest list in this
section of the city. We can supply you
with anything you desire. We are writ
ing new insurance at very reasonable
rates, and solicit your business in this
line Our insurance man will call at your
request. We have one of the largest and
best equipped offices in the city and can
give your business the closest attention.
We were the first office to resume business
CITY AGENTS ST. PAUL F. and NJ.
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CASTLE. PAYNE * MCLEOD, Inc,
254S Mission St. near Twenty-second.
Phone Park 75S 1t
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BIRDSALL & CRAIG,
2lS5 Shattuck ave-, at Berkeley station II

7-ROOM house; south front; new; close
in; east of Shattuck; $3.50; $1,000 cash,
balance to suit.
S-room new house; near College ave !;
AZ feet front, $3250; $500 cash, balance
monthly payments
Groom new house, hardwood floors, up
70 date throughout, fine location, $3.50;
s1100 cash.
5-room high basement cottage, finished
in weathered oak, east of Shattuck, $3.50;
half cash, balance same as rent
broom shingled cottage, new, lot 35x
135. 10 minutes walk from this station
$500; $500 cash, balance s25 per month.
Broom house, good well, lot 40x135
street work done, s minutes walk from
Berkeley station; lot worth the price,
Lot 4Ox135, 100 feet west of Grove. street
work done, $1,000: $500 cash
Lot 40-foot front. improved street, close
in. $500: half cash
Lot 126x120, close to Ashby, street work
and sidewalk done, fine for builder; $40
per foot
Houses and lots in all parts of Berkeley
and North Oakland; prices the same as
before the disaster; some snaps. for quick
deals.
THE BERKELEY REAL ESTATE AND
INVESTMENT COMPANY,
2113 Shattuck ave-, Berkeley alton.
Phone Berkeley 1871 IT
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MILLS, THE REAL ESTATE MAN. Pisa
Shattuck ave-. has good income prop
proved for sale or exchange for i'm
proved property or acreage: $50. 900 will
buy 30-r. rooming house on corner in
What better do you want? Homes In
Berkeley from $4,000 up. / will find you
what you want II possible and do what
! can to help you in renting or buying
home in beautiful, quiet Berkeley
PHILO MILLS. 1t
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FOR SALE.

81 '0o0- Elegant home at San Rafael; L
rooms. baths; acres OF ground
in lawns and fruit.
Sll,500- Elegant fats. fully furnished ano
well rented; Fulton, near Lyon
price very low
So, 600-Corner on DeVisadero IN business
section: S7xe0; stores and mats
rents $40: vacant s5X3l.
500 Oe0-A fine piece Of property; % FAR
reli. between Powell and stockton
this is a snap theatrical center re-
mains there.
sS50o-Lot 25xle9: O'FarrelL 0ctavia and
Laguna through TO Ohve ave;
rents sos or will lease.
5oslS9. n side Ellis. between Hyoe ana
Larkin: fine for apartment house.
Sl2. 000-2sxS0: Hyde, between Sutter and
S7.OW-25th. near Castro 25xSo; n-room
house.
o-Rooming- house; all full; pays 500
per month over rent.
SO Bop-s fats. corner Pierce, near Golden
Cate ave: 4-4-5 rooms and bath
each and tenements in rear; lot
25xll0. rents $l25 per month.
Sle.s sos fine fats; Hayes-st corner;
rents $40.
81 sos new fiats: rooms complete;
rents sl20: near Park Panhandle.
SO 25o-6 flats: 3 rooms each; on Grove
st: rents SOS.
Slo50O-e flats; rooms each; new; rent
STA
s.. aoo-Lot 25xes: on 10Th. between Col
lingwood and Diamond SITS.
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E. L. coRYELL co.

E. l.. CORYELL CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance,
Suite 301 1903 305 First National Bank bg.
FOR SALE.
S-room house on Dwight way, 1 block
from station, corner .............. $3.50
Groom flats, renting for $50; best loca-
COn In Town SIIoU
Groom bungalow: south frontage; two
blocks from Key Route station; beauti-
fully finished ...... $4,000
4-room house on lot 50x125; good location;
easy TERMS S1oOU
S-room Shingled house; new; beautifully
finished; on Telegraph, near Car
60-ft. lot on Oxford. near Vine ..... $4,000
Corner lot, Santa Fe No. 6. 6.......... $3.50
A few choice lots still left in Berke-
Iey's finest home site-Elmwood Park
Furnished houses to rent in every part
of town. Business property-Allston way
frontage-S125 per front foot; Center St..
$3.50 per front foot; Addison ST., $112.50
per front foot
PHONE BERKELEY 92.
1t p. o. BOX 80.
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fered for $4,000. 1t should rent for $50
per month and pay IL per cent on the
investment 1t is strongly built and has
electric lights. mantels,. Bachus CRATES
and gas for kitchen fuel: also the very
best sanitary plumbing. Each tenement
has bath and laundry rooms and ideal
living rooms. 1t is close to cars and
Key Route cars, and the location is fine
for a doctor to build a good business
1t is a special bargain that won't last
long. 1t will GO or GROW in value.
ave-, Berkeley, or any real estate man. 1t