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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFITRNJsRED.

FOR RENT-RY II. l.. RUST. COS 18th ST NV
Oak View 1 1r Oh fnrs250 23lS 18th. 1lr. bag so
iT3a Cor In b. fur l25 II23 Newton Sr. b3s. 90
1927 r ay. Or. b. 4. 90 2l3G NV. 10r. bar 80
iGIO 10Th IIr b. fur I25. AT VI nv. 11r. b.40. G5
i7a7 O. Tor b.75.Oo 1915 2Sth. Or. b.. 81 30
1913 Goth. Tor. Oh. 800 $500 s. Sr. h. .36o0
l13 lst ne lar b. rs 90 1871 Corcorap Tor h35. 90
$50 18th f3r b. G5 90 II4i 22d. Or. h. -
IT4S s. lor b. . 80 90 aO2 Md av ne Or. b. 20 90
1870 r NV Tor b. GO 90 eS0s o NV. sr. h...?s ~
1907 n. 12r h. . 80 90 1924 y ] av. Or. h. 20
1888 l7th NV. Tor. h. so 22D4 nv. Or. b, .el. 81
1914 HOPKINS. Or b4T 20 1876 Lin av. Or. be0. 20
e127 N.-I0r b. $3.50 aIn 18th Sc. Or. bill 80
1925 Riggs st. Tor b45.0O Z n Sc, Or. d.. 1880
lI46 Ore av. Tor. h. IS 90 I13 F ne. 50
APARTMENTS.
he wagar lr. b. sSOO BUSINESS PROPERTY.
The Pebbleton Or his 90 lOI2 II NV. sto Tor has 90
1901 9th NV. Sr. has 90 1917 Fl NV. to he remodel
l5+S NJ NV Or. hes 80 1901 5th. sto 2r. 80. 80
25l2 18th. Or h. u so 1916 U. sto stable 80. ,n'
1901 LIST. ar b. fur.-- 125Oih 9th. store. 10. so
1874 Y NV. 5r. u. u 30 COIORED TENANT.
23l2 18th. ar. b. 22 80 1924 Q. 6r b. ta30. so
ia G ne. Or b. 1000
dol -sat ,,f 4
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FOR RENT1J c. wEEDoN & CO.. 224 EAST
CAPITOL.
HOUSES. I th6 9th ne. Or. b. 30
122 18th Sc. tir. bS40.S ~. 10Th Sc. Sr. 10
1872 e se. 12r, b. 30 10h9 ID ne. tr. b.. Is 90
40T 80. Tor. b. 30 coo Mass ave ne.4r14. 30
Poe 9Th Sc Or. b. .'5.5' 7?s Md ne. Or. IA. 81
era me- ST. b. rs 30 3ns Md ne. 5r IA. 40
CHS c sc. Or. h350, 1fHr7 J, ne. ar. b. 90
62i = NV. sr b. ri 80 loot h Sc. Or. IL. ~
InrI II Sc. Or .sto.30 % ia l. Sc. 7r.......2 so
1920 NC av ne. 7r b30S0 1910 18th We, Or. 10 30
PA Sth ne. ar. b..2S50 1874 Kramer. 5r.. q 81
ni6 Sc .sr. be6 so 12c5ia F. Sc ar. 900
ga stb ne. Gr b. 26O0 FLATS.
G26 a Sc. 7r, b. % so 500 ath ne. 5r. h. 80
COS 9th ne. Or. b. $3.50 5e9 18th sc. Or. BIZ. 90
1872 ID re. Dr. b. .205p
APARTMENTS.
The Glondower, 81 9Th ne. 5r.. b....... $500
ol9 I'd ne. 3r. b.. heat and gas. 21.n0
Jos Pa. ave. Sc, 3r.. b.. heat and gas. 1900
STORES.
700 Pa nv Sc -. s25.po 1912 l1th se. 3r. $40. ~
732 Sid av ne. 90 40S Sth e........i 1852
de1f s.tu.th3t
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AUL Co. IrH al Wv.
ao2 18th ne. Or. h..5.O
1889 Y nw.stors. 800
Sis Newton. Tr. b. stn25 90
2sl3 NJ NV. Tor. b.222. SO
1873 9Th NV. Or, b.22. 90
3Ill Brightwooi awe. so
GOT y NV. store. "a. so
1881 u oUce r.. 2n20. 81
zoe Fla nv NV. 5r. ia 90
u ala I.rw.warsA'eiS. 20
eonl l4th NV. lr. I'd
door. once. -. 1900
235l sherman av.5rl5 90
2o34 ith NV. sto. 2r.l4.o
ioS Central av. 6r.12.J0
ais Morton NV. Or. vi2.5o
i0ia y Jaw se.6-. wig. u,
4si n NV, 3r. v...il.0O
X a25 n ] nv. &stls. 1000
i233 ID se. sr. w...i0.OO
e1e la Nv. basement.
01Io ...-......i0.00
| 1873 7th. rear. sta. 500
! COLORED TENANTS.
1858 9th. Or. 1900
22l0 Water. BRAD. Is. Oc
| .035 Gales ne .br. W. i2.3o
,. new snd modern
svator. etc. 200. 90
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Iiu. dNV.
24l4 n. 5r, W. 1900
1920 y, Or. w.....l3.o0
1919 32d. 7r. W.. 1880
1859 32d. Or, w....l3.0
APARTMENTS.
i406 II. 8 a. Sr. b.lS.00
ii12 I'd. %. 5r. h.22.50
1879 Q. "A. &r. b. . 20.S0
mSA pad. "a. Or. b. 20 80
mlA 23d. 5r. h.lat.2o.E0
$50 10th. 2i. Ar. b.iS.S0
THE CARLISLE. 1918
n. non-housek keeping
3 rooms. hath. $3.50
COLORED.
1877 23d. Ar. W. ..14.50
2420 n. 5r. W. :. 1900
912 Goth. Ar. w. 1850
1927 23th. 5r. w..l1.50
529 oath. ar. ". 1850
STORES.
s0G-0GIs 9th. each. 81. 90
1904 n. 2r. ". ..2s.,N
l24S 2nth. at. eel. - M
1917 Wisconsin av.12.W
1904 Fl. o.. W. &. 1000
OFFICE ROOMS.
49, $50 T." av. heated
rms. $40. $12.M. $50
Iouses aud Oats sppir at
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FOR RENT
NV .2t29 I. 26r. HbS.5.0 no SW .927 C. Or b. 20 30
NV .230 av .sr b40. Is gW g23 Nd av 81 h. 49, 10
NV H2O 10th. ~. b. % 90 sw ~ Md av Or bis -
NW.+04 o. fr. b. 20. 40 SW 62l G Or. IS. 30
SW.S11 22d. Sr. 30. 80 SW 900 c. Ar. II 80
NV. 1919 Goth. 6r. hl6 40 Nv: 800 l.. Or h.. 20 40
NV. 4Op O(halh2nlriS00 NE.fis Brewers .5r 3. 20
SW.1525 ". Or. 90 NE153i Lewis. 4r. 40
Nw.lSol 9th. ir. 20 ST. 1926 F. 5r. IL. 20
NV c9IS X. shop. 10 90 SE.92o Ga av, Or. IL so
sW $40 Cap tor 10000
OFFICES-NORTHWEST
Central building ofirps. ass La av. Offices
Grnton building. Offices.
ST'PURBAS.
Wesley Heights. 6 rooms. ...............i5.0 %
Call at once for Information regarding alley
properties. stables. etc. have for rent
For further Information apply at office.
dp12-tf !. W. FILLING 1916 F st. NV.
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FOR RENT-kLLAN r.
1871 Park ri. LOT. b$Jo.m
S0T E Cap. gr. h. 1850
Rear 1904 Park I'd.
stable and 3r. 1000
a39 X ! av. Or. b. .Ao.0
40 " NV. Or. b. 81. 80
"a | ne. 1lr. b. =. .30.h0
lh0s 18th. Or. h.. %. 90
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WALKER. l4l2 @ ST.
1877 u Sc. 7r. b. .25.30
Langdon. l1r. .20.0
APARTMENTS.
The Albert. 1929 r
NV. 5r. b. ....... Al. %
3012 Q NV. Or. h.. .28. 90
1922 " ] sv Or. b. AZ. 80
oe19-se, tn.th.ff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-19
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS, SOC; WALTZ
and two-step guaranteed In lessons; class 81
month; ballroom for rent, 50 TO s.. Address.
with stamped envelope, Box l0l. Star ONCE.
delf-0t. eSue
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FOR REST-FOX REAL ESTATE.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
The Ontario, : rooms and ba tn ... 5000. 90
The laclede 5 rooms and bath. ....... 10000
The Oakland I rooms and ba 10000
The Rocha mbcau rooms and ba tn 125. 90
The Prince Karl G rooms and bath. . !25. 90
The Etheihurst, rooms and bath. 10000
1345 VT ave, 3 rooms and ba tn 100 90
The Imperial rooms and ba TIL ..... 100 90
The PLAZA 8 rooms and bath .... 10000
The Oakland 6 rooms md hath 100 o.
Tho Farragut rooms and bath ....... 1000
The Portpcr 3 -ooms and bath. .. s. %
1879 Fairmont. 3 rooms and bath. ....... 20 %
111T ST., ) rooms and bath . $3.50
The Virginia. rooms and bath. . $500
The Garfield. . rooms and bath. 5000
1873 18th st. ne. 3 rooms and bath. 1000
CNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.
The Chcltenham. 1905 You st. NV
No. 3. 6 rooms AMI bath. ............ 1000
Consult 4. +. FOX COMPANY,
'Th" Realty Corner" 14th Mt New York ave.
delS 81
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~
,. Walker & Son.
at. NV.
aO3 s NV. Or. b. .37.5o
1870 Riggs. ar. h. ~. IN
l5cS Q NV. Sr. b.. .S5 30
352S T nv. sr. h. IN. 10
1904 'Camh'ge. sr. b. 81. so
1920 r NV. Or. b.. % 40
400 9Th ne. 5r. n. .tI.I0
FIR. HOUSES.
2023 Con av. 13r. 3h2o0. %
22!7 Conn av.I1r.ht50. 90
1928 cath. 12r. 3h. go 90
FUR. APARTMENTS.
Laclede. 5r. b. -. l25.0H
Oakland. 5r. b. 1900
FLATS.
1898 Monroe. 5r. b.33 30
2l32 Pa av. Or. h. -. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
100 18th NV. 10. no mp
1006 r nv. Tho no
no3O-sa.tn.th.tf
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OR RENT-BY wESCoTT ( WILCOX.

1AI ~
1911 Pa av,rtU. dw$SS.V
2S23 n. lar. h. ami. .6O.N
30 18th. 11r. 81. 80. n
aIS 23d. Tor. b. ami. 80 ~
1905 P. Tor. b. ami. 50. n
213s K.ar.h. cel.ami4s I!
1920 Fl. Tor. b. ami IS. u
-21 10th. Sr.b.cel. .42.6!
232I ia nv. Tor. b. "a N
2n20 y. 10r.b.,at. .&. u
322,3 IA av. Tor. h.%l. G
1904 II. DIV Or. b. lat. $50
PHO X. Or. b.cei. .32.H
HOS y II av. Or. h. 80. &
oil Dad. ST.. h. -. 80 q
Takoma. Or. b. .M.N
2205 Z. Or. b. lat. 8.N
221O II. 7r. b. lat.25.G
2125 F. sr.h.lat. cel25 n
1000 Path. sr. b....2I.N
iG57 Wis av. 7r. b.25. Il
81 23d. 7r. b.lat. .E.H
1923 3Oth. Or, h. 20. u
1912 28th. 6r. b.lat20. 81
Zoos q. ar. b. eel. .l7.s'
$40 Goth. Br. ". ~
moo \ RI nv. Or. W. Ii. 81
CIT Goth. hr. w....l5.5'
SO Odd. Or. ". 81
70, full list Of small
orfen
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FOR RENT-UNTUREISHED
1921 Mass. ave-, IT rooms. baths. $500. %
14aS Mass ave-, lr and h.: hot air heat 7S.T5
a2s Mass ave. ST. ard b.... $3.50
noe st. Sc rooms and hath. ls.sn
5o3 I'd NV LOT and h. Iatrobp heat p. 30
400 s st ne rooms and hath ~ $3.50
1914 Jackson st. NV. rooms and bath 2h.hn
1917 4th NV rooms and hatb . Is 10
1929 sth NV, rooms and hath....... q 30
a22 LIST nv. rooms and bath o2an
1878 nth st NV @ rooms. .......... 90
2049 35th st. NV. @ rooms. ........... 1880
APARTMENTS.
Tn. virans, 1928 G st. nv. 5r and h $40. on
pamrnnrH Court 3Oth and O sts. 6r b. 4n.00
The Vivnns ar and b.......... 49,. 3S.o0
The v.vans 1To3 q ST. Nv. ar. md b. 80 m
The Navarro PIX F. nv. 5r. and b. 27.50
1922 18th NV. Or and h.. Cd floor 80. 20.50
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON.
PANY REAL. ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
&C,
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FOR RENT-w II. WA
Successor to r. Y
100 18th
2O23 Conn av. l2r.
Oh. .S2Nn.OQ
1925 24th. 12r. 3h. i25. 90
sac 10th NV. i3r.
3h. 10"
22I7 Conn av.1lr.b1OO.0
20l4 Col ri. 12r.3bS3.34
1850 18th NV. Tor. Af'0. 90
3i51 18th NV. 10r. hoo 90
i752 s NV. 11r. b. .G0.0o
ao6 r NV. 11r. b. COO
25O8 Clinb'ne. 10r, b55.0O
3I67 lsth. Tor. h. SO. 90
1875 Kilb'rne. Tor. b55 90
l76l Park rd. or. b. so. 90
3I65 18th NV. Tor. b50. 90
14jG Irving NV. 90
l4OS Harvard. Or. h. AZ 40
ana S NV. 0r. b. .40.D
3S15 18th NV. Tor. b4o. 90
1900 Co-cOran,' Or h. 40 90
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THREE SITS OF KEYS TO EVERY HOUSE,

200 A Sc. lar. %.
per year. -. Il. zoe. 90
zoo A se, lar. 2b.
per month. -. .125. 90
1919 Fairm't. Tor. hl2J. 90
1925 21st NV, Tor. bl25. 90
1900 T. NV. 12r. bloc. 90
iI:@ Corc'n.1E. bl0O.W
1927 S NV, Tor. b,
0 months. ....... 96. 90
The lroquois apt.
Or. b. ......-....9 30. 90
The Lsclede apt.
sr. b. .......... so. 90
1897 S NV. Tor. h. lyrS0.OO
rhe Ethelhurst. 3r,
b, LIST 4. ....... 49, 90
The Nelson apt. +r. hoo. 90
APARTMENTS.
The Cheshire:
5r. b. $40 10 TO $3.50
Or, b. ..s+2. so to 41.5o
The Hampshire:
5r. b. $4,000 to $3.50
Or. b. $500 TO asa
The Devonshire:
5r. b. ........... 40. nU
Or. b. ........... 4T.5
The Pancoast. l3i2 F.
Cap ST
Sd q. rear. ST.. b. 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-19

UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE cor.
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
The above Is only a partial list Of the proper
ties In our charge. hut wip he glad to fur
ntsh complete bulletins on application at this
Office.
THOS. ] FrSTTER CO.. Inc.
1873 18th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-19
APARTMENTS TO LET.

APARTMENTS FOR RENT-ALL IN FIRST
CLASS CONDITION.
THE FAIRFAX. 18th and E. Cap. SITS
rooms and hath " sac so and $35. 90
THE MT. VERNON. 9th and s. Y: ave. nv
THE FRANKLIN. 1915 18th St. NV
THE COLONIAL. 3Oth and sts.-
Heia-tf WEAVER BROS. i4i6 + St NV.
KENESAW APARTMENT HOUSE.
10TH AND IRVING SITS. NV.
short or long terms: housekeeping or non
housekeeping: modern; freproof; excellent
cafe: moderate rates.
THE T A. HARDING co. Onc.,.
deIo 21 % o. $40
ONE MONTH FREE-ATTRACTIvE MODERN
nat, i rooms bath: rear porch; good condition;
LIST floor: rent. 500 so: open.
NJ. h. ATTENTION, 200l Kalorama I'd. NV.
del9-3t'
FOR RENT-FLATS-ONE OF THE MOST AT
tractive flats in the NV: rooms and bath;
in good condition; rent only $21 30. See this
ut once. SHANNON & LCCHS, 704 18th st.
NV. de19-3t
THE FARRAGUT. 18TH AND EYE-5-R0OM
and bath apartment. completely furnished for
housekeeping: all sunny front rooms. I'd floor;
rent reasonable; months or longer. Apn!y
Apt. 206. de1S3t'
THE RRYN MAwR." 1916 you ST. NV.
rooms and bath; heat: 1anitOr service: $500;
monthly tenacy. BARNARD CHlI.DRESS.
14i2 G. dc1s-3t
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FURNISHED.
1909 10th nv. per
Fear. 900. 90
2l39 r NV. l6r. An.
by year. ..... @. 500. 90
1870 y NV. DOT. Abb. 500. 90
1877 10Th NV. cor.
3h per year. 3, 500. 90
1901 18th NV, l4r,
% (by year,. 5000 90
1882 Conn av NV.
1T, 2b. ......1. 500. 90
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FOR RENT
s025 Dumbarton NV. I'd door nat.
q and hath. attic. furnace $24 90
1910 Columbia St NV. rooms and bath 5000
Flat 1919 18TH at. 5r. and h u.s. 90
MrLACHLEN RANKING CORPORATION.
motif 10th aud G ats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-19

TOR RFNT-D.D THON
17i5 18th NV. 9r.S----
23n3 Ontario nv.6r. hos 30
1893 9th NV. Sr. h. $3.50
l0j Ky nv seer. b. %. 80
Bo27-d pSu
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FOR RENT
1927 nth NV. rooms and hath $40. m
1922 Q NV. nat. 3 rooms and hath. so
2G2o NV. Dat. rooms and hat ga. 80
1927 Columbia road, handsome residence 81. 90
CHARLES LINkINS. oo4ooT Mctiill bldg
ocH-tf
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Sd q. rear. ST.. b. 5000
The f'ebbieton. 174T
Church.nt 3.6r.b. 1900
25O3 18th NV. Or. h.
I'd o. ...........2I.0
1913 Oregon nv.5r.b22.5
342 18th ne. Ar, .2f19.5O
1914 l4th. 3r. b. $50
1876 T. Or. b. .23. so
63S Florence ne. LIST
100 Fla sv NV. Or.
b. ID n......... $3.50
1745 T NV. ad 4. Or. b32. So
!ti5 T NV .5r. b.lff. 81. 20
1874 Monroe. Or. h, 2f30.5a
Se cor l4th & I NV.
4ss C NV. I'd a. Or. b So 70. %
fcor. +r. b. 1850
2l16 18th NV. (rear).
ir & toilet (coD. 500
OFFICES.
9Oi lith NV. LIST as. 90
9Ot 1+th NV. I'd q. 80. 90
1922 G NV, Sd q. sac,
@04 18th NV, b'ment3J. 90
H)4 18th NV. Sd n. .35. 90
tl9 18th NV. entire 81
q and rear part of
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'S0N 4 60. 1873 W.
Store 9Th & y NV. 90 20
,10l y J av 50. 7r.b.I7.50
1870 Ron rd De- Or, w1n.M
623 Gordon av ne. 4r9. so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-19

NV. cor. Hubbard ri.
Cleveland Heights. S
= Melrose ave-. Hyattsv
3lc3 llth st. me-. Sr. a
II nelrose ave-. Hyatts
B0SS & PHELPS. l.
Opnnsite Eranklfn PR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-19

FOR REXT-CALL FOR OUR BULLETIN OF
desirable houses for rent. Our list also ap-
pears In these columns every Wednesday and
Saturday
MOORE HILL tInc.).
no2s- III T. Su m trl-tf 1893 q st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-17
SAN FRANCISCO
MAKING READY
Royal Reception Will Be Given
the Fleet When 1t Arrives
at Golden Gate.

Washington. Oct. 16.-The citizens Of
California, principally of San Francis
co, are making ready to give royal
reception to the great feet when it
passes in the Golden Gate next spring.
A general committee on entertainment
and reception has been formed, COM
prising all the principal citizens, and
with sn adequate supply of funds to
defray the cost of entertainment, 1t is
said that San Franciscans will extend
to the fleet such a welcome as has
never been known in naval history ex-
cept upon the return to America of
Admiral Dewey's flagship fresh from
the Philippine campaign
The coast people are very anxious 10
have Admiral Dewey come out to san
Francisco as the city's guest To add to
the Importance of the occasion. and
the admiral and Rear Admiral BrOn-
son, chief of the bureau of navigator
have been considering whether they
can spare the time to make the trip to
San Francisco and, boarding one of the
cruisers which now make I'D the Pa
cific fleet. formally inspect the big
battleships upon their arrival on the
coast.
Admiral Dewey has advised the COM
mittee on entertainment that he hopes
to be able to make the visit while the
battleShip fleet is in the harbor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-17
SURRENDERED At DENVER
C. H. Calland, Alleged Embezzler,
Being Brought Back to
Stand Trial.

From advices received at railroad head
quarters here yesterday 1t is announced
that c. II. Calland. former claim agent
for the Oregon Short Line in this city.
who disappeared two or three months ago.
leaving a shortage in his accounts of Sow
eral thousand dollars. has surrendered
himself at Denver and will be brought to
Salt Lake over the Rio Grande Western.
CaIland was a trusted employee. Prior
to receiving the appointment of claim
agent he was chief clerk to Assistant Su-
perintendent H. V. Hillaker and II. j.
Roth. Immediately after he disappeared
the discovery that he was short In his
accounts was made At that time II was
announced that the shortage amounted to
about S3,000. Since that time, IL Is stated.
this amount has increased. 1t is also
claimed that Calland cashed a number of
vouchers at different points east of here
after his disappearance. By this means
he was traced to St Louis and Chicago.
and for time it was reported that he was
working in East st. Louis.
1t is expected that the friends of the
former claim agent will come to his aid
and that the amounts will be made good
in order that prosecution will not be
necessary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-17

heat and power. The coke produced ny
these by-product ovens is of high
quality, and is excellent for netailur-
gicaI purposes. The Illuminating gas
given off by these ovens is extremely
valuable. as it has many more heating
units per cubic foot than producer gas,
and is, therefore, a much more Valua-
bic power.
There is a good demand for ammonia
at present, but not much Cor tar. We
intend to experiment with the tar with
a view to the production of bezol,
which is a good substitute for gasoline,
and of other valuable products. Meth
DDS may be elaborated of further en-
riching the Illuminating gas by the aid
of tar"
Altogether, these experiments VIII be
of unusual interest and Importance to
the manufacturers of the country, and
also to the many municipalities thdt
are near the coal fields.
The fuel-testing experiments which
are being made at Pittsburg. Denver,
Colo, and Norfolk. Va, are under ire
direction of Joseph A. Holmes, cnict OF
the technologic branch of the survey,
and H. NJ Wilson, chief engineer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-17
ACCOUNTS ARE COLORED.
San Francisco Affair Magnified by
Toxic Press.

Toxic, Oct. ia special dispatch made
public here gives a sensational account
of an attack on Japanese by mob at
San Francisco. and relates the destruc-
ton or Japanese property and the fatal
injury of one japanese. The foreign Of
flee has no information giving details of
TINS occurrence and is not inclined 10
make statement thereon. One of the
officials said tonight that If the facts are
as published IL is only another evidence
OF the action of irresponsible persons
VINO do not represent the real sentiment
OF Americans. This affair is regarded as
particularly unfortunate. however on ac-
count OF the splendid reception accorded
by the officials and merchants of Japan
10 Messrs. Thomas Burke and NJ. F. Bac-
kus, the delegates from the Seattle ex-
position, who have been constantly en-
tertained and feted for the last ten days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-17
THE SALT LAKE HERALD THURSDAY. OCTOBER H. 1907
MUST PAY COSTS.
Getting Case Postponed Proved Ex-
pensive to Plaintiff.

In the district court yesterday the case
of A. l. Stone. administrator of the estate
of the late Earl 6. Smith. was called for
trial and on account of it being necessary
to continue the case as result OF the
PLAINTIFF desiring to amend the compiais
Judge Howell assessed the cost for call
ing the jury-s2S-to the plaintiff and con-
tinued the case until the amount was
paid.
Smith was killed in the All Say wreck
about 4 year ago. The action was brought
10 recover $1,000. The case was set for
trlal yesterday and the jurymen were on
hand. When court convened counsel for
the plaintiff asked leave TO amend the
complaint, which was granted by the
court The attorney for the railroad COM
pany then announced that he had come
to court prepared to ask that the COM
plant be dismissed on the ground that
1t did not contain a cause for action. He
stated further that he had not summoned
any witnesses and as a result of the
amendment he was not prepared to try
the action. 1t was then that the court
imposed the fine of $3S
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-17

; ROSY COMPLEXION
WITHOUT COSMETICS
Home Prescription for the Skin
Said to Work Wonders on
, the Complexion.
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A good complexion is essential to facial
beauty, and if il can not be attained nat
urally. then artificial means must be re-
sorted to.
But ali ladies regret the necessity of
using imitation beauty and would gladly
possess the natural rosy glow with which
some of their sisters are so bountifuly
favored.
He is a prescription that comes across
the cean, from France. the home of so
many beauty secrets, and II is said to be
the lost effective preparation known to
scenre for -ejuvenating the skin and re-
storil z the bloom of youth as well as
prom 7ting the growth in undeveloped or
shrurflen parts.
Obts in from your druggists: two ounces
of Re Sc Water, one ounce Spirits of Col
ogne, sour ounces crystaiized Sartoin (skin
food.
Put he Sartoin into pint of hot water
mot noilng) and after 1t is dissolved
and cooled strain it through fine cloth
and e Id the Rose Water and Cologne
Spirits Put it in a bottle or fruit lar
and keep we'll corked when not in use
This wash is to be applied twice
day o. oftener. and massaged we'll into
the skin. 1t is an inexpensive mixture
the ingredients being obtainable at any
good drug store and is well worth a trial
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-17
HOMES FOR THOUSANDS.
Five Million Acres of Land Opened
to Settlement Next Year.

Washington. d. C.. Oct. 16.-Secretary
of Agriculture Wilson has divided the ir-
rigation and drainage investigations of
the office of experiment stations into two
sections and promoted DR.. Sam Fortier,
irrigation engineer, stationed at Berkeley.
Cal. TO be chief of irrigation investiga-
tons and c. G. Elliott. chief drainage en-
gineer. to be chief of drainage investi-
cations. AS the result of the construc-
ton of irrigation works by the govern
ment and private parties it is expected
that 100000 acres of land in the west will
he opened to settlement i'm 1908. The Of
flee of experiment stations will make a
special effort to aid settlers in adopting
the most economical and effective meth
DDS. II has made plans for the drain
age of 2.000,0O0 acres, principally in states
east of the Mississippi river, during the
past year
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-17

Voters League of Illinois Addresses
Letter to Speaker E. D.
Shurtleff.

Chicago. Oct. 1s.-The Legislative Vot-
ers' league of this city has addressed an
open letter to Edward ID. Shurteff,
speaker of the Illinois house of repre-
sentatives. calling attention to the stuff
fling of the house payroll
According to the letter. the number of
employees authorized by law is forty-one,
whereas the number employed was 12l
1T the session of 1907.
MANY political barnacles,' the letter
says, who rendered no equivalent service
for the pay, were permitted to hold their
places
Out of ten stenographers authorized
only five could write shorthand and only
two of the other five could operate a
typewriter, while one was common la
boTer.
In cases where employees were author
ICED at s. per day the number was in
creased by reducing the pay to 50.
THE payroll" the letter says, was
loaded down with numerous persons
known to be useless, and none of the un-
fit politicians was dropped during the
session"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-17
SETTLED WITH STRIKERS.
independent Company Will Pay
linemen More Wages.

AS far as the Utah Independent Tele-
phone company is concerned the lineman's
q is at an end. This fact was brought
about at an important session yesterday
between the officials of the company and
representatives of the strikers. the nego-
tiatiOns for the men being conducted by
Grand Vice President Sullivan of the ma
tional organization. Virtually all of the
demands of the employees were granted.
The differences with the Rocky Mountain
Bell company have not been adjusted and
there is no immediate prospect of set
tlement.
In granting the demands of the union
men the company will from now on pay
an increased scale of wages. Linemen
will receive 1915 day instead of s.. 20
cable splice's will receive $3.50 ard Spite
ers' foremen will get So a day under the
new agreement.