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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
REDEENuNG THE DESERT.

Investigation Of the soils, the climate,
and the crops suited to alkaline or arid
regions. may solve the problem Of re-
claiming for the use Of civilization the
deserts Of the West.
Millions Of acres Of the semi-arid
land are yet open 20 the public for
settlement. Dry farms have already
rendered valuable many OF these areas.
u Is thought that hundreds of thou
lands of square miles can yet be
brought under cultivation through
methods OF agriculture peculiar to the
dry regions
The soil o. the desert is naturally
fertile. ID contains the elements OF
plant food in unusual abundance. This
IS because the rainfall Is not sufficient
TO wash out the mineral constituents
and TO carry them away IN streams.
The only difficulty is 70 secure water
enough for the successful growth OF
crops
This problem Is being solved In two
ways The first way Is by construct
ing largo reservoirs Some of these are
built through the agencies of the fed
e,al government. but moro by private
or corporate action.
The other way Is by means OF dry
farming. A recent writer notes that
dry farming ought 90 be a very profit
able business Most dry farms win
yield IS and many VIII yield 80 on more
bushels OF wheat per acre. which at
The usGsl price of wheat WIN pay for
the cultivation and yield a large proat
besides.
The arid lands may yet bo sought out
by innumerable homeseekors Towns
may see flourish whore abe sagebrush
grows BOO places that are now TOO dry
far much other vegetation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Tho mouagemcnt OF tho affairs Of
other lnrre cities is subject that may
probably boz studied. by citizens who,
after au are responsible Tor the men In
whom they place confidence.
Boston furnishes am illustration. Ac-
c1rdng tl Callers Weekly the Mayor,
though. when he was elected. he found
dcbt-burdened city spent consider
able energy on devlsing new means or
Increasing the burden instead Of de-
creosu- &c.
TO pay the political debt he placed
an undertaken in charge of the depart
meut of supplies. but he resigned be-
cause he knew nothing about the duties
OF that department. Revelations fol-
lowed
It was found that the law requiring
thc advertising or and competition for,
contracts had been disregarded: barge
Iulds Of coal in transit from Philadel-
rhIa swclled several hundred tons;
anything hat was black and would
make steam" was accepted; coal
which the United states government
would not accept az any price had been
paid FOR by the city at the highest fg-
uros.' and "thc awarding Of these con-
tracts. with the approval OF the Mayor
in writing. were not iuadvcrtent acts,
but done deliberately Three firms
supplied coal Co the city. The manager
os one was arrested for fraud. This
head az another was q cousin by mar
riage OF the Mayor-in eighteen months
be drew sl50.000 from Boston's treasury
ON purchases amounting TO SsS,000 the
city paid without O. protest an over
charlse of $4,000 The items chosen are
typical "rhey show" Golfers re-
marks. show politicians make their
trade pay
but citizens are slow to learn when
only public funds are involved. They
90 not realize that their labor pays for
the dishonesty of their officials. They
do not realize that the plundered treas
ury box must be- repleuished from
their hard-earned wages, because they
pay a great portion Of It indirectly, in
the added cost OF living.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
INNOCENT AND GRATEFUL.

a few days ago. an Italian. Rafraele
Cascone, was seen walking barefoot
through the crowded streets OF New
York. He was performing a pilgrim
age OF gratitude 70 the holy Virgin, be-
cause he had escaped the electric chair
The poor foreigner was indicted for
murder several years ago, on June 2.
1903. He has spent thirty-three months
in the death-house IN Sing Sing. He
saw seventeen men taken out for exc
cution. His conviction was reversed
by the Court OF Appeals and a new
trial which lasted seven weeks result
cd In am acquittal. He was declared
innocent, after years OF suffering and
agony
"Raftaelc Cascone,' the New York
World remarks. us Of course unaware
that all our machinery Of justice moves
with the greatest elaboration under the
weight Of techuicaliues. Any lawyer
would have told him that our tribunals
arc years behndhand i'm their calen-
darsi that the chances are IN favor Of
a miscarriage OF justice owing 70 death
removal or loss Of memory on the par,
q witnesses; that criminal and civi,
proceedings are every day settled I'm a
manner unsatisfactory 10 both sides,
who prefer decker TO delay: that hum
drods OF individuals wait trial en- our
city prisons. that onenses are constant
lv condoned because the injured party
WIN not submit TO repeated and unnec-
cessary forced appearances Raffaele
Cascouo might not know what you re-
fcrred 20 II you mentioned the Bastile.
Nor II he aware that some OF the ma
lions OF Continental Europe-for in
stance. Germany and Norway-are will
ing 10 indemnity "a man who has been
uniusuy accused, while In France Il IL
provided that a decision declaring the
accused 20 be innocent must be posted
in The town whore he resides and pub
lishcd in the official Journal and. II re-
quosted. in five other newspapers"
40. ne may not know this but he n
ucverthclcss thankful 10 heaven for
having escaped execution for a crime
which the courts declare he did not
commit and be- does not probably. even
realize th, keen sarcasm Of his pill
9Hmago iu bare feet upon the pave
/ mauts upon thc great city OF New York
It should not boz possible IN this country.
/ to keep an Innocent man incarcerated
f1r years and then turn him lose With
ont au apology without some compon-
[ auon There should DO some redress
/ tor that class ~ wrongs Every man
should have "a right 90 "a speedy as well
as Impartial trial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

comncnsatlons that such organi6ations
could possibly promote. would D. o.
ronl srt-oG Cor this result
We have heard of au sorts Of mere
tricks. some of them dangerous to tne
lives or limbs 0f other students. and
not fav of them brutal and cownrdlN
thnt directly have their origin in The
school ratcrnulcs. Or the other hand
oc have mot been shown amy of tho
supposed good that comes out of Them
that would mot bc better produced 10
school orrouizlura sanctioned and one
o0umgod by tho principal and Tho
teaching force
we are Boo aymuathy with the movc-
mcnt to do away with che ausncatic
strife breeders that pass under the
aamo of Che ordinary school fraternity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
TIE VELOCITY OF LIeHT

ONiu g conn iNiAN.
Nearly fifty years have elapsed siuga
Uriah A. Boyden. Boston ens'naa.
deposited 81 900 with the trustees NJ
tho Franklin Institute 10 be awarded
as prize for determining by cNror.-
ment whether an rays Of Hight and
other physical rays are transmitted
with the same velocity. 10 was nOt un-
ti this summer that the prize was
won. Mr. Boyden doubted the accum-
cy ~ the experiments Of Baron Won
Wnade in 1870, tending TO show ,uat
light and radiant heat travel az dina-
ent rates Of speed. and Dee hopod So
have the matter established by "a u0u
careful series Of tests. Or. Paul D.
Hcyl OF the Central High school OF
Philadelphia experimental on the rays
Of Algol "a variable star On the colste'.
lation Porseus. and established to his
own satisfaction and 10 the satisHe-
lion OF committee of expert physicists
that the visible and the ultraviolet
rays OF the spectrum travel Rith tls
same degree Of speed and the prize hls
been awarded % him. His papcr 0l
the subject was printed IN the journal
OF Tho Franklin Institute FOR August
Tho accumulation of the fund Tor near
ly nifty years remains. aud thc judges
IN the contest have recommended tntt
the sum bee ser aside as a prize for slime
liar successful experiments regarding
the speed OF the infra-red rays.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

90 accomplish very much In the Inter
est OF peace. A long as conditions ex-
ists that seem to make war inevitable.
there win ho no serious EFFORT az limita-
ton of armamonts And or long az ma
tlons are conscious Of the injustice of
the arrangements by which weaker ma
tous orc held ln suhjugation by stronr-
er ncighbors they will not consent TO
peaceful adjudication for fear OF an
exposure of the injustice When ma
TONS are grouped not according 20 tho
arbitrary agreements written in blood
upon fields Of battle. but according 70
k.nshlp historical connection aud lan-
uarcs peace will be- possible, but not
before. what has been won by the
sword must be maintained by the
sword That % one reason why states.
men cannot see their way clear to
peace ana arbitration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Tho Census Taker-Hour names
NUM-
"l don't know"
'beg pardon, NUM-
"Ivo boon divorced. Az present my
name is Mrs. Jones in this state. m
several states b. is Miss Smith. my
maiden name, and In three states h "a
Mrs Brown. my FIRST husbands name
"rhis your reaidencf mumY
IL cat and sleep here. but 1 have q
trunk in a neighboring state, where
husband.
Then you're married at present"
I'm married lu Texas New York and
Masachuaetts, divorced in south Da-
kota, Missouri, Alaska, Oklahoma and
California "a biEamist M throa Othei
states and "a single woman lu eight
others Chicago Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
All IN the Cemetery.

Have you any children1" demanded
the landlord
yes" replied the would-be tenant
g0lemnly, "six-all On the cemetery"
Better there than here said the
landlord consolingly; aud proceeded 90
execute the desired lease.
In due time the children returned
from tho cemetery. whittier they han
been sent 20 play, but u WAS too late
90 annual the contrqCt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

III you must monkey with restrictive
legislation, Abner. why not go IN for
something POPULAR"
"Can such legislation be popular
1T can. Make q a penal offense for
a man to ask for a haircut on Satur-
day afternoon ?''-W Washington Herald
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
Little Anxious

physician writes 10 tho London
Spectator that h. vac recently attend
ing patient whose husband Camo a.
soc him concerning her condition. aud
lIreeted him With Che words. "Al
Irving, DO you think there b any need
FOR any unnecessary anxiety about iuy
wifef Woman's Home Companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Walter Damrosch in the near future
will give a symphony concert I'm which
an the musicians viii be invisible. Il
n proves as popular as "The choir In
visible" did, he can congratulate him
self.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

A vast civic organization has been
formed In Chicago TO heautify that city.
Il is one OF the greatest undertakings
ever attempted by any set OF men.
Nothing but Spartan courage can urge
men 70 such a task.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
Hopeful

~ begin 90 realize" said young Mr
ISallow. that I am no longer a mere
youth. now that I've got LITTLE hair
on my lip
yes said Miss Pert. "aud 1 sup
pose 400 a month or 30 you'N have au-
other one. Philadelphia Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
JUST FOR FUN.
One OF the Driftcrs,

There should be- more Investigations
OF cases where graft seems probable
remarked the energetic citizen.
81 don't know" answered Farmer
Corntossel; Investigations never yet
added much 10 my peace Of mind. / m
one OF those fool people who would
rather go on suspecting the worst Than
have Il proved. Washington Star
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Il Is hardly likely that the Utes on the
Cheyenne River reservation viii 90
anything worse than have a few festive
war dances. Winter Is a good timv
for such pleasures
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Some OF the Michigan constitution
makers think they can make a horse
drink after leading him 90 the water.
Else why the proposition to make yot-
ers vota9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

There was Barney Barnatto who
Jumped overheard and there Is Charles
7. Barney who shot himself Evil
IDENTIFY high finance f. not for the Bar
ncys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

It only remains for the organ OF the
American party 70 charge the Nor
mon Church with being responsible for
the bubonic plague and the sleeping
sickness The organ has charged all
the other evils Of the world TO IL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

TT IL so easy to make little slips. A
dozen or 50 newspapers have had some
thing 20 say lately about George WASH
ington5s descendants says the Wash
ington Herald. No slip az all. Wasn't
Washington the father Of his country?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Mr.. Bryan says that he would accept
but not seek nomination as candidate
for President. His announcement con-
firms long pent up popular suspicion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Nothing could be- more absurd and
contrary 20 common sense than 20 call
a murderer man OF good character.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

The man who balks al accepting
clearing house certificates simply
doesn't know a good thing when he sees
H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

The German balloon Pommern which
won the ST. Louis race, has become,
by change OF ownership. a Thomas
flyer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

To endorse the clearing house checks
II Is not Necessary TO write your name
across the back. just accept hem
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Kentucky may 20 dry or she may
90 wet" but the caleb Powers trial
seems to 80 on forever
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Don those ught times pussy is the onI,
living thing that wants "a corner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Freddy Dubois scimltar news close
.o inc limo. the Idaho uno.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Charles r Barney soon ended hls sea
of trouble. but NOT with bare bodsiu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

ltisa condition and NOT theory that
oonnouts the Central American peaop
conference
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

There uas enough hluster yesterday
Zoo mako ono think winter was NOT far
OFF,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Secretary ran must De- O. man of hop,
..re ho would NOT travel in a Rainbow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

law school who favors kins Cor this
country Is a goose
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
BURLTxGAME REAL ESTATE


- .00c 600 TO SAVE IT nlnutes-5s nl1ufs
fssr rrElrs cut % II minutes from San frA1-
clsco 70 BurlznEzu1e. the land Of e1cha1rmeur,
Eer away from ne fogS, winds 1n1 dust or rne
cfrT TIE Climate Is IDEAL II you are skeprical
az wc ask e that rou make g Trip tod4ys see
Burlirgzme ard its beautiful surroundings We
VII make q wager that II you DO this, upon
T1lr return F0u VII ~ 70 persuade al of yoOr
trieneE % 80 dow1 via you and buy some OF
ne Iarre i0ts. 50 n front, near the stati0n-
$3.50 ard Upward. terms. Is cash. balance $40
per zonrh- O<6ce opposite stAtlo1- whers We
EGve 9 representative who VII Be Pleased 70
ghcw you TIE place At any tine
LYON 4 HOAG,
e2R MARKET ST
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
SIT I'D ST. near Telegraph av-. Oakland. Cal.
Leading Specialist for Women.

TIE doctor bess 70 announce to friends.
former patients and the public that he has
branch Offices in San Francisco and has
given no one authority TO represent him: his
ragnifcent Offices, laboratory and senato-iurn
which are most modern and fully equipped
with ali up TO date appliances necessary for
the cure of womel's diseases. are perma-
nently established at SIT I'D ST. Oakland
Cal. the Sylvester method OF treating
wouan's diseases and troubles peculiar 70
her is world famous. his marvellous sue
cess snd his prompt and wonderful results are
a surprise 70 the medical profession
The doctor treats. personally directs his
assistants and operates at any prom tnent
hospital where his patients may elect to re-
main: II you really need help. remember that
he Is the only regular graduate physician
specialist for women advertising. his method
is absolutely painless. harmless and original
with himself: in his care zen fnd safety and
prompt assistance; bis prestige and standing
IN the profession and community cannot be
questioned: you may consult aim In conf
deuce and p-ivacy and get his advice ahso-
luteIy free OF charge
Telephone Oakland 1901.
DR.. SyLFESTER'S OFFICE
5II 23d q. near telegraph av-- Oaklsnt Cal
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
sANrA cRuz RIAL EsrArE

FOR ssle-Flue rounrsin ranch of 1oIz acres:
Ules tr1u Santa Cruz. comfy rad: 10
-r-s orchard. full bearing trees 20 screS farm
-IErf- 1a alance pasture and timber. eSti7sre
no cords staining -iEbeT-oEE and redwood.
B-anrt-crre creek through rhe entire
lezC-h ~ place. tie cenre-- 10 roo7
hasrd snd hstten house; good bsrn s1d ezr-
rage sheds well fenced and crusS fenced into
6e1s; ideal place for fruit, vineyard. chicken
or dairy and with little e1pe1Se could be
made one % the most popular resorts having
been USed many years for that purpose sni
knewE Tiia las Lozas-" best OF hunt
f1E and trout fishing on The place znd ouly
p minutes drive from Sznta Cruz casino snf
beach uEal free mau delivery Price. 81. coo.
" r. ELSOsI- SANTA CRUZ. OWNER
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
ExcHAsGE-oakIand

MODERN 8 roen house, large corner l0r
bsrus wiudn.fII. fruit trees and 1ne garden
corrlrfslr fUrufsheE- for vacant inside prop
errF- oEner going east price 800 1elroee
= J. THOMPSON, room 20 Bacon BLOCK
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
MEDICAL
MEDICAL
DR. sYLyEsTER,s ofh-e.
SIT sd St mr. Telegraph sv.. oaklsad. Cal
LEADING SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN.


SIT asd St mr. Telegraph av.. oaklsad. Cal
LEADING SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN.
rsnt peculiar TO your sex worried about your
condition and need help consult this famous
ar..se esea1se Is : Tss ,slst .ns oag rsruIsr
WITHOUT one FAILURES gives relief
AT OSCE-withouf drugs. operation or need
Irss detention from yonr occupation. with orig
inal-PAISI SS-HARNLESS-ueth with
high professional Standing and euaiineations
with office vel appointed and strictly private.
be IS the sAFEST-AND SUREST-NAS to
ton and advice absolutely free Private sani-
rariuE1 when necessary Fees moderate Hours
sa- m 70 p Open Sundays. Telephone
DR.. sYLvEsTEa-s Office.
5is Esd ST. mr. Telegraph sv-. Oakland Cal
DR. G. w. O'DoNNELL-Iadies. ali who .ere
sick or n trouble. consult this specialist on
unfoxtsnate helped: the most difacuit cases
treated every case taken; immediate relief:
no poisoning drgss: low fee: my methods win
time and money. advice free. hours a M
TO A. $50 to $50 1912 Turk ST.
yALPEAUts female pills. hest regulating nils
sold: price 81 so b. express. Pssteur's sTrin.es
eeipt Of price oSGooD BROTHERS. whole
sale druggists, 18th and Broadway. Oakland
AIRS DIR. WYETH. reliable ladies' special
ist for all female Irregularities: instant relief
guaranteed; 30 years successful practice 1924
Webster ST near Geary; open Sundays
DR. KOHL. reliable ladies' SPECIALIST for ali fe-
male Irregularities; instant relief guaranteed
1924 Webster st. near Geary; open Sundays
Dr. c. C. O'Doaneu. renowned female specialist
eI2 Devisadero. bet McAllister and G. G. ay
DR. and MRS DAVIES method OF treatment
s24 Valencia st. between 1eth and Goth
DR.. RoSES, 1895 Folsom ST. cor. 26th-Ladies:
thousands recommend him: relief or 70 fee
AAAA-Dr. syivester's Ofsce.
SIT I'D ST. near Telegraph av-. Oakland. Cal.
I.aaf-r S,nciara.t fo- H.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
CAzADERo

CAZADERO. CAZADERo. CAZADERO-
Building Lots Bungalow Sites
fcr the first time in the A. Fears' history
Of this bezutifCI resort. building lots or hun
g2loW sites can be bought within the bound
aries ot this magnificent property. II
braces miles q natural parks. forests and
stresns-tnciudiRE TIE famous grove of Biz
Trees in which the Bohemiza club formerly
held IT'S annual high inks
Buyers Of lots and their guests have free
aecess &C al OF these places fer hunting.
camping picricking- beating. swimming. fish
ing and general outdoor amasemenrs-
CAZADERO Is o1e Of tie beauty spots of
California Il Is visited annually By thou
sands and Is attraction for tourists from
al parts Of the Ecrid-
Nov that IL Is open 10 the house holder
visitors VIII be more numerous than ever. and
It's beautiful building sites WI be IN great
demand, they are ideally situated and are
only 10 10 minutes walk of the railroad ter
ninus- The average size Is SoxiSe feet The
property Is high class IA every respect
The prices of lots only $50 ard upward.
upon easy payments This IS rhe ideal place
fer families
Fer further fnforma tion apply TO
7. NJ CARROLL 4 CO,
147S Eddy Street
Near Fillmore
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
MONEY WANTED.

We have subdivision proposition IN
country property that Is one Of the biggest
paving things that have encountered FOR
long time 800 acres OF the very best
fruit and alfalfa land IN San Joaquin county
that can be bought st very low figure and
that will sell out very quickly and easily at
a proft Of 100 per cent the money In
vested and still be sold at lower price than
surrounding properties. This Is q straight
high class legitimate proposition and one OF
the best In the country We need a little
more money on this and viii let proper party
in strictly on the ground door. Fullest In
vestfgation courted. Address box 1I57 Call
office. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

~END nsme and address ard Ne win sep6 vo1
5eeutiful Pierurial map q BerkeIey. oakland
al1 San Francisoo bay
MeLAUGHLIS- co. Inc.
tANCFACTURERs AND HOME SEEKERS
ATTENTION.
We HAVE Is FACTORY SITES
FOR SALE
on VERY EASY TERMS.
ALL SIZES
From one Halt ACRE TO 10 ACRES
AL on The RAILROAD.
BOTH SANTA FE AND s. P.
Also q rhe Water Frout
West Berkeley and Richuord.
us : wortsy q Yoar cols.Se-s Tor.
Cal O. write for psruculsrs-
Cod Residence Lots Fer sale
Cheap SO Doun
Aud Bsianee SO per Month
MeL.gGHI-IS,DRIGGs .J.5 CO, Inc
WEST BERKELEY
PHONE BERKELEY S2z0-
F0R ssle-s4 500 s. 500 cash: neu 8 roon
hoUse - $50 Virginia 81. open for inspec-
uon- = 2 CHASE cor Tine and Shettrck
kc--h EerkelF-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11

win rot be rrsporsib1e for debts courrzer-d
Hereafter except ~ pers9nAIly- Mrs G
SUMNER. Nil valley. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-11
APARTMENTszpaki.nd
THE sT. REGIS APARTMENTS
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY

A strictly Hrst class family hosiery Just con-
pleted; SW. corner 25th and Grove sts.. Oak
land; minutes from 23d 81. Key Route sta
ton: 80 minutes 10 San Francisco; apartments
furnished unfurnished. Of 2. 9 or rooms
and bath; also single rooms; all the latest in
provemeuts. including hot or cold water. steam
heat. electric lights and gas no dark rooms
In the house: references required