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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
To End strike.

Chicago, Oct. 3t.-Defnite steps
will probably be taken tonight to
formally end the telegrsphers' strike.
The executive committee is gather
ing at headquarters to await word
from the nine men sent to confer
with the New York officials of both
telegraph companies. If the report
is unfavorable the executive COM
mlttee will issue an order to vote on
the question of calling Off the strike
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
Shot From Ambush.

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Boise, Idaho, Oct. Sl,-CsnI
Ryan, aged 40, a well.knovr n,|
er living near Soldier, IiiAo I
killed from ambush last night v
unknown assallant while ,s,gnl
home from a timber lot, VAe.l
went for a load OF eordvoOl m
the team reached home vlIlssi /
his wife went IN search Of In Z
found the dead body on b I
with a bullet through the head
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
SAVED FROM THE SEA.
Crews OF Shipwrecked Vessels Land.
ed at New York.
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New York, Oct. 31.-Sufferlng
from as hours pumping of their
craft, which was In a sinking condl-
tion when rescued, Captain Foote,
his wife and six sailors OF the Dutch
bark Lavon Romendt, were landed
here today by the Italian steamer
San Giovanni. The shlpwrecked
crew OF Ave from the water-logged
and abandoned schooner Foam were
landed at the same time from the
steamship ossibaw. The Romendt
sailed from New York on October 5
for West Indian points. and sprung
a leak Off Matanzas, Cuba, October
3, in terrific gale. Despite the
working of the pumps the boat threat
ened to sink every minute. Il was
picked up October 10.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
WRECK ON
ALASKA
COAST

Nome, Alaska, Oct. 31.-ln one
of the fercest gales which has pre-
vailed here for three days past, the
steel schooner Anglo Saxon, OF San
Francisco. was driven ashore on II
reef at Slnrock and totally wrecked
Captain Isaacs and his crew of 13
men clung to the rigging for "a
hours, finally being rescued by the
lifesaying crew, after a terrible strug
gle with the elements. The sailors
were encased in ice and nearly fro
zen to death, but were.brought ashore
safoly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
VOLCANIC
EXPLOSION
THE CAUSE

Berlin. oct. 31.--A volcanic explo-
sion and not an earthquake or land
slide annihilated Karatagh, Russian
Turkeystan, according to advlces to
Berlin papers from a point 100 miles
from the scene of the disaster. The
town stood over a crater extinct since
prehistoric times
The latest version agrees with the
frHt. Ehas $4,000 persons were killed,
but It is believed here that the figures
are exaggerated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
STARTED
ROUGH
HOUSE
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San Francisco. Oct. 3I.-Two
electric cars were considerably dam
aged by crowd of sympathizers OF
the striking carmen last night, and
for time Il looked as II there would
be some shooting, as the railroad
men pulled their reyolvers when the
crowd began 90 throw stones. Two
OF the carmen were injured.
The trouble started when about
a score of men who had attended
Mccarthy rally boarded the car.
With three cheers for Nc Carthy
and a yell Of Down with the scabs"
the shooting began. Some one
pulled the trolley pole OF. another
began TO manipulate the register
cord, and others removed the mean
descent lamps The motorman and
conductor were pushed about, and
10 cap the climax the controller
handle was stolen. Another car
came along and the passengers
changed cars Peace reigned for
short time. and then the crowd
'broke loose" again. The car was
stopped by the motorman and he
and his conductor showed fight. A
stone hurled by some one in the
crowd sent the motorman down and
the conductor pulled his revolver,
stones crashed through the car win
dows and the passengers hurriedly
left their seats. No one was injured
except the two railroad men.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
HINDOOs LEAVE NEVADA.
Bosses Say They Are of Little Ae-
cOunt as IabOrers.
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San Francisco, Oct. S1.-Two hun
dred Hindoos arrived here from Ne
vada this morning and applied to a
waterfront employment agency for
work. They say others are coming
as many have been discharged be-
cause the white men would not work
with them. The bosses claim that
the Asiatics are no good as workers
and have ordered the employment
agencies to send no more of them.
The Hindoos here want to work on
ranches or on construction work in
the city, but no local demand seems
to exist for their services.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
CAUGHT N \
NET WITH 1
HtAu(
captain I,t.l Nichols Has 1,,t,, |
With Fierce Msr,'"s' ,r's' \

Monterey. CAS- O., Leased VA
William Nicholl. :, oct sl.~Su&
the = eogsna, gSs,ereay fought tor N |
seel,oO sea oOnnnes Of a net I'M :
Sroll0n, Sron, which tore ali ~ Az
iron from his body and roaros ,'' =
Osor Oser,,l him. ,Il,,. knocking him y
nvarly nsar y, Killing I, him. ]. How.
nsy' ~1ts 0t ol,',,i the Booth canneris, Y
ea %,'l : Nichols S1a at the time, s,''' y
vS v,h,e, = blow D. on the msnn,s r'''
which V,h stopped the asht ,0,,i, SlS,.
lloyd hoyden had run a lsuS,S S',a. !.
landing, where net. ars ,..s' ~
was d,.oo.. 'ue nets been se
Sas %as ,iHN discovered that a NJ u
mad mad been captured, At Am ~
.nousnt I of trying to TAX, a. y
maj maj alive but, unfortun,t.i,' ~ n
was was no rope or hooks on b"s
oneyN,,d .ney decided to kill IT, n ~,
accomplish this It was D,,,''
draw the net alongside n. ','''' s
When the seallon vs,,s.j
away splashIng and ,o'','
the net, Hoyden struck 4 MI
blow with an oar, but vItbs. \
so Nichols picked up a b.,,,
mer, and, leaning over a. ~
the launch attempted to AesI
MAJ over the head. The ic,u
olow caused him to lose Ah ~
rum and he fell oyerboarl al
splash The monster wa, o. NJ
an instant, aud a battle s,u.
tween lion and man, IN VIA
clothes were torn comple,,r 4
captains back.
Hoyden made frantic srn,
save his friend, and after u,,
tempts he finally killed II, n,
with a terrific blow on the h,b
a sledge hammer. Nichols tu.
pulled from the water more ,
than alive, without a single a.,
left on his torn and blesiIn, !
The sea lion measured a ll,ts
eight feet in length.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
Increase Size of Canal.

Washington, Oct. Secretary
of the Navy Metcalf today recon-
mended that the width of the Panama
canal be Increased TO 200 feet, in
stead OF 1lO, The recommendation
was made in response to request
from the war department in view OF
the increase in the size OF battleships
since the plans for the canal were
drawn 49, .-u4-A uAIAualG a &kAsA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
Trying TO Make a Panic.
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NOhiled Fiess Leased Wire.)
Chicago, Oct. S1.-Improvements
on the Rock Island in every state
traversed by the road will be
checked as a result of President
Wniehel's order for retrenchments
to the extent of reducing the con-
struetion forces by $500 men. The
maintenance crews will not be dis
turbed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31

Cures all kidney Olaaas ! :
rheumatic troubles; sod o' -. -.
gists, or two mOnths' trial 's''vs = :
by mail for ,i.OO. Dr. '' ,. w. = =
2s2s Olive street. 81. bO'l ~ -,
Send for testimonials S0'' :"
drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
slight Hun on BanLs

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San Francisco, Oct Sl.-D@'
the governors proclamation sssr''
today a legal holiday, the IlH1
OF the local banks opened ID nzs
inf and conducted business sua'
but on the certificate plan. hss
al banks small lines Of d'An
had gathered before the oa'n '1l
opened, but there was no si'l''-''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
JAPS.
PLAY
BALL
BAL |

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Toxic, Oct. 31.-ln the first base
ball game ever played in Japan be
tween a Japanese nine and foreign
nine. the Japanese team won, de-
feating the ST. Louis team, from
Honolulu. by a score of to 8. A
great crowd witnessed the game. Al
the conclusion of the game the vic
tors were hoisted on the shoulders
of admirers and carried through the
principal streets of the city, their
progress being marked by a continu-
Gus ovation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
GRAFT
CASES
POSTPONED
Courts Close On Account of the
Special Holiday
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San Francisco, Oct. Blowing to
the fact that today is a public holt
day, caused by the proclamation of
the governor, the courts in the
Temple Israel adjourned. In Judge
LAWYERS court all the graft cases be-
fore him were continued for one day.
when the Ford case came up this
morning Judge Lawler asked for sug-
gestions from the attorneys for both
sides in regard to the advisability OF
going ahead with the trial under the
present circumstances. Both sides
deemed an adjournment necessary,
and Judge Lawler acted accordingly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
HAL CHASE PLAYED.
American League Man Played With
san Jose Team.


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San Jose, Cal. Oct. S1.-The re-
port that Hal Chase, the great first
baseman of the New York American
league baseball club, played with the
San Jose state league club last Satur-
day, under an assumed name, in vio-
lation of the order of the national
board agreement, is admitted today,
1t is also stated that Chase will play
with San Jose next Saturday. Chase
has gone into business in this city,
and Il is likely that he will not play
another game In the big league.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
He TOOK
THE DOPE
ROUTE


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Des Moines, Ia. Oct SIR. II.
Crocker. cashier of the First Nation
al Bank OF Charlton, committed sui
eide today by swallowing morphine.
He left a note saying:
81 am unable to bear my bur
dens."
An investigation Of his books Is be.
ing made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
Laborers Killed.
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Seattle, Wash, Oct. 31.-Caught
in a cave-in, Gust Johnson and A.
West. two laborers, were instantly
kille dthis noon while excavating on
Fourth avenue re-grade. ole John
son was severely crushed about the
head and chest, and is not expected
to recover.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31

Salem Normal Financially.

Salem Normal Financially.
Beyond taking Portland ex-
change and Eastern drafts on
collection only at the Salem
banks, the financial situation is
normal. There is no letup in
deposits at Salem banks or pay
ment of checks. The state
treasury is sending back all
checks and drafts remitted
from the counties for taxes,
and will credit currency only.
All banks at Salem and all
Oregon towns, including Port
land, are doing business. The
general feeling is that there is
no panic and no runs possible
on any banking institution in
the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
Hanged a Woman.
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st. Petersburg. Oct. S1.-Mlle.
Ragozinnokova,, who assasinated
Director Maximoffsky at a reception
on October 2S, was hanged today,
despite the pea of her victim on his
deathbed that she be spared.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
Certain 90 he Shot.

Vladlyostok, Oct. S1.-The SOL
diers and sailors Eho participated in
Wednesdays mutiny are being tried
by court-martial today. The ring
leaders are certain to be shot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
Bank Clearlngs.

UNITED Press Leased VIE
Tacoma, Wash, Oct ST.
ingss766,29s, balances s'''s'l
Portland, Oct. Sl'-csrA'
sS5s,s6s, balances slis''M
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-31
Fight Fircmen Injured.

Chicago, Oct 31.-In a flre early
today, which destroyed the plant OF
the Holden Shoe Company. eight
iiremen were injured by falling walls.
The property loss was 100000.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31
BERKELEY REAL EsrArE-con.
REED REALTY CO..
2075-17 UNIVERSITY AVE,
BERKELEY.

With the promise Of good weather following
the rain and storm of March, there is every
Indication OF an exceptionally active market
in the Berkeley realty field this summer The
first few days of sunshine have seen an excep-
tionally busy activity among investors and
realty agents. and the promised advance in
prices in both business and residential prop
critics is coming with big rush. The un-
questioned future of Berkeley has always stimu-
lated prices and held up property. Within the
last few months. however, the operations Of
builders the announcements from the railroad
companies aud the traction company people
have done much TO give investors added con-
fdence in everything that Is being said for the
future capital city. Right now Berkeley prop
erty is exceptionally reasonable. and almost
ANYTHING that is offered Is a good buy
From our Office submit the following:
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31
BERkELEY real EsTATE-con.
FERRIER. BRocK CO.. Inc.
BERKELEY. CAL.
FLOODED WITH SUNSHINE.

s. S00-Will buy this house Of rooms in the
Berry Bangs Tract; large paneled reeep-
ton hail. well lighted by high WINDOWS
parior with coved ceilings is lighter by
western windows and l on the south !;
dining-roOm has 3 south windows, also
pretty alcove with eastern windows !;
bedrooms large and sunny, with plenty or
closet room; the east is a large sun
deck, opening off the cast sleeping
rooms: hardwood floors, furnace heated,
solid brass electrical fixtures; best hard
ware and finish that money can buy; good
kitchen. pantry. laundry y-rooll and ee-
mented basement If YOU WANT COM
FORT AND sun AS WELL AS AN Ell
EGANT HOME. THIS IS THE PLACE
FOR YOU.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31
HOME WITH FIVE BEDROOMS

And a big attic that be easily made into
good be'lrooms corner ON College
and of the streets close enough
to the university to be desirable for
fraternity house; large reception hail.
with winding staircase lighted with large
window: good parlor connecting with
library; hardwood floors; furnace heated; ;
fully equipped in every respect as mod
home.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31
MORE MODERATELY PRICED.

s., ,25O-But it is as cozy and nice if it isn't so
big: on a corner on Arch ST.. it COM
Inands a beautiful view of the bay and
has south front; dining room and hall
paneIed and nicely finished; 6rep!aces.
etc IT'S MODERN AND NICE AND
MODERATELY PRICED.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31
ANOTHER NORTH BERKELEY HOME

SS, ,00O-on lot 50xI30 with south frontage:
has rooms beautifully finished and
tinted fine unobstructed view of the bay
from San Francisco to Point Richmond;
this Is one of the most beautiful sec
tions in Berkeley. and North Berkeley
homes are not easy TO find; one as nice as
this is still harder.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31
STONES THROW FROM TELEGRAPH

300--Large S-room new house. finished in
Mission style; dining-room paneled with
good plate rail around the room, beamed
ceilings. with fireplace and combined buf-
fet and pass pantry. finished in dark
wood, with loaded glass windows and
built in the corner by the fireplace; large
kitchen and pantry 6x9 feet; den with
south window on lower floor; large bed
rooms. with windows commanding a beau
tiful view of the bay ami Berkeley hills.
one OF tie prettiest and MOST CON
VENIENT LOCATIONS IN BERKELEY.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31
McLAuGHI1N-DR1GGs CO.. Inc.
-WHERE MONEY MAKES NInNEY

WHERE MONEY MAKES MONEY.
Invest in West Berkeley, where there has been
amount invested than in any other part OF Caii-
THERE IS A REASON FOR THIS
Because it has great future
Because the most conservative most caret9l
and most astute business men IN the West re
investing their money by the thousands in Vest
Berkeley every day. Men who have trave'ei
great future IN West Berkeley
Most OF the people haven't realized the roS -
bilitfes OF our magnificent harbor- The facilities
for shipping the splendid opening for manrfae-
turing enterpriSes-in short no city anyWofre
can boast OF better streets better sanitary
ditiOns better fire prOection. better schools o- 4
brighter future than West Berkeley. Coup "a
with all this is the fact that within one nile
world along the far-famed Berkeley foothills at
fording happy medium of commerce, industry.
culture education and pleasure.
Real estate men are our best clients, because
they know a good thing when they see It.
We have lived in West Berkeley for years,
grown up with it. been interested IN its well
fare, always championed anything tnar was Ior
its benefit
We are considered authority on values; IN
fact we have made good with West Berkeley
properties. Oar clients have made rom . 10
500 per cent on their investments This seems
almost incredible. but it is true. and all We
ask is for any prospective buyer 70 interview
those with whom we nave aone ts business. .rs....
on University ave. San Pablo ave-, and the
water front, close to the new municipal wharf
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.. Inc.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
1o41 UNIVERSITY AVE. BERKELEY
CoRYELL. HACKLEY & YOUNG
(Ineorporatedl.
2142 Shattuek ave.
Next First National Bank.
ASSOCIATES:
D. Winter, @. $. Downes.
Ernest Clark, F. W. Hadley.
G. c. Dakin. G. Z. Johnston.
Geo. Kerr. Miss Kate Ames.
GEO. W CLOUD.
San Francisco Representative.
1919 Broderick St
FAMILY HOTEL FOR SALE
PRICE $4,000.
NET INCOME $6000-
An attractive house Of 4s rooms; set in ample
located in the best residence district; one
half block from the university.
Reached by streetcar lines
Rooms arranged In suites and well furnisheds
owner desires 10 sell both real estate and
business; his net income from the property -
$4,000
W. c. MORAN & CO. Real Estate and Insu7-
Cor. Adeline and Alcatraz ave. South Berkeley.
Established 1889.
$500 cash-The best cottage we know or fer
the money; new; rooms. high basement. exsra
wen built and very artistic; 4O-foot lot; biocSS
from Key Route station
s3s5O-HaIf cash; new; rooms. high base
Tract: 8 blocks from this station; il you desire
10 buy home let rs show you around; We
have them from $3.50 g 81 eoo
TWO FINE RESIDENCE LOTS
$1,000 each; half cash In the Poirier Tract:
near this station; the cheapest and yet the incest
'0 W. c. MoRAN CO. south Berkeley.
CASH snap in south Berkeley: modern cottage:
rooms and bath 1910 Faryiew ST. Key 3
doors east. Look at it Particulars address J.
P. GILCHRIST, 4l513 Baker 81, san Francisca
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31


BERKELEY's CHEAPEST HOME SITES
BERKELEYs BEST INVESTMENTS.
They are one and the same this week. Let Us
tell you about them. They are equally good ios
the man who wants to buid modest nonlg sIr Sr- M
for his neighhor who wants TO make sInali IN, u
vestment which is ABSOLUTELY SAFE AND
PROFITABLE.
SHAW rRACT-sHAw TRACT-sHAw TRACT
in three days About FORTY good ones left.
Here are ten advantages which lots In I, i; this
tract possess. INVESTIGATE this for 1t VIII
bear investigation.
/. Situated within one block Of Berkeley's
most important cross street
?. Within one minutes walk of a street car
line.
5. Within two minutes walk Of a soon to be be
Key Route station, direct to San Francisco IN oV
minutes
paved streets.
). With neat and well-built homes all about
G. With the best of street work. including
water mains and shade trees. FREE to buyer.
with climate especially healthful and view
especially beautiful.
soLD $500 Lot % sssssPs shsPsg than oC any foT
cheaper than lots in adjoining blocks
0. SOLD on the easiest of terms-oNLY
ONE-QUARTER CASH.
10. SOLD for the cheapest of prices-FRoM
S7OO TO $3.50 PER LOT.
Write or telephone about these TODAY.
BERKELEY's MOST BEAUTIFUL HOME
SITES
BERKELEY's CHoICEsr RESIDENCE
DISTRICT.
Have YOU become acquainted with CLARE
MONT? Have you visited the splendid new
tourist hotel? OF Claremont's 600 lots nearly ali
are sold. Very few are to be had on the orig
inal easy terms. Hundreds OF thousands OF dol
lars have been made by investors In this tract:
Dozens of beautiful homes are springlng up an
over Its broad expanse All this IS about 20 pc
properties.
CLAREMONT COURT-CLAREMONT COURT
CLAREMOST COURT.
Finer street work than ever.
Building restrictions which will insure hand
some residences.
All telephone and electric wires laid in con-
duits
Sewer. water and gas brought to every lot.
Magnificent gateways guarding every entrance
Beautiful electroiiers sdorning and giving light
Car line and Key Route direct to San Francis
co within single block OF the tract.
The Claremont Tourist Hotel at its very gates
Lots sold for only oNE-FoURTH CASH. with
balance on easy terms.
The question is not "Can I AFFORD to own lot
in Claremont?" but Can AFFORD not to have
my home in the most beautiful spot in Califor-
nia?"
Whether for hom. or Investment. the opportu-
nifty is yours TODAY. Call write or tele-
phone for information regarding
CLAREMoNT COURT.
Here are few especially good buys on our list
Of general properties
BARGAINS IN LOTS.
PIECE OF UNIMPRovED BUSINESS
PROPERTY on Addison St, just west Of Milvia-
Only $120 per foot-$30 foot less than sur
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31
JUST THE THING FOR A GROCER.

S32 500-For n splendid investment proposition;
two frontages. Telegraph ave-; IT
also includes the corner of Dwight and
Telegraph; the line ON Dwight way
will increase this property whole lot;
better buy before that time
IF YoT WANT INVESTMENTS HOMES OR
BUILDING SITES CALL UPON
FERRIER- BROCK CO., Inc.
2121 Shattuck ave. AT Key Route Terminus.
Phone Berkeley 1904
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31
SOME GOOD LOTS.

SUlhL NTUfJD
Only Will buy this lot on Webster St. near
$1,000 College: it is 50X130 has a south front
cash lot and is fiue building site.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

So. 6oo-For choice lot on Ridge road. with
pretty brook, live oak trees. ETC.: one OF
the prettiest lots to be found in Berkeley.
So. .50O-For lot on the east side of Euclid ave. /;
west frontage 50x135; fine bay view.
81. .05O-For lot on North Berkeley; just the
thing for neat little home.
$40 ooO-For one of the finest corners Tele-
graph ave; 126xl30; the place for an
apartment house.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

magnificent 60 foot lot on Fl Canine T~-l:
owner refuses $4,000 cash for adjoining so f~ef
the lot we offer is a better lot: II lies bcrtcr
and has finer view; $500 viii buy IL for
few days.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31
si,s5o-For 4o-foot lot on Cedar :

So 5OO-For beautiful 50-foot lot in the Oak
vale Tract Domingo ave-: one of the
prettiest lots in this pretty tract
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

The SW. corner of lie Comte and lie E-v
aves-; : short blocks TO the university grounst
block TO car line The beautiful grounds AMT
artistic homes opposite make this block tas
most attractive as well as the best known IN
all berkeley. This is without exception the
choicest residence corner we nave on our rs.
Size. about lCcxl0O. fine house should faee
east into the beautiful Moody gardens. \
pretty creek adjoins this lot ON the south Let
US show you this beautiful pace.