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HOMES.

pretty 5-room bungalow; large living-room
psneled dining-roOm; nice bedrooms: large
porch and laundry; basement; good lot in fine
well built up residence district ne-fourth cash
and balance like rent; price 5000.
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AT BEFoRE.THE.F1RE PRICES.

CHOICE HOME in a good residence district:
q story ana half house. with nice rooms
good laundry. basement and attic; large lot :
good yard; chicken house; price $1,000
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ONE OF THE MOST SLIGHTLY LOTS

in Claremont Park; unsurpassed view of canyon
and bay; while high. II is very accessible, ed sy
10 build upon and comparatively near the Key
Route station; il is a very large lot, having a
elOuble frontage Of 122 feet and a depth of 247
Feet price original terms $3.50
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BERKELEY REAL EsrATE-oe..

BAILEY-DoDGE CO., Inc,
Zlol cnattuck ave-, opp. BERKELEY Station.
TELEPHONE BERKELEY 100.
UNIVERSITY AVENUE
UNIVERSITY AVENUE.
UNIVERSITY AVENUE.
THE AVENUE FOR THE BUSINESS
THE AVENUE FOR THE INVESTOR
THE AVENUE OF OPPORTUNITIES.
THESE BUYS ARE ON THE AVENUE.
SSsoo.on University ave-, block and half from
the Santa Fe depot.
q
Oil
- SMlKEEG7y AVE -
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SIS. .4Oo-AIcatraz ave-. adjoining new brick build
ing corner Adeline 4ox130; owner next lot
has refused $4,000; this is great
chance
s12 5O0-Fine corner Telegraph ave.. near AIca-
traz; 110 it. on telegraph; depth 22o II.
81 200 each; ? nne south front lots, Claiming
way. near Grove ST.. 40x1o5.
si,25o-5o-ft. lot. Berkeley way, near MeGse st.
81. 4eo-5-room cottage. woolsey St. near Ado
line; south front.
Sc o0o-Bonita ST. ioox135; street work com
plete; terms.
s2.5oo-south front lot, 5oxi2o; Ashby ave. |:
Berry-Bangs Tract
81. s. HASELT7NE a CO..
S1S6 CENTER st.
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BRANCH OFFICE.

We have opened branch Office az 202 Califor-
mia St. ground 6oor. where San FranciscaRs In
ferekted In Berkeley may obtain maps. literature
and any information pertaining TO Berkeley and
our properties
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These are Just a few OF our buys-for the
above and others
SEE
BAILEY-DoDG CO.. Inc.
2131 Shattuck ave. opp. BERKELEY Station.
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Lots Of them this lot and a pretty creek
running through il, TOO: it has a double front
building spot commanding superb view; price on
usual terms $4,000
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bbflh oofD
I'VE SELL THE EARTH
JUsTER BAIRD. 2177 sHATTUCK AVE.
In the claremont district; close TO the Col
couple of elegant lots. 5Ox120. for $500
each; the price includes all street work and
sidewalks
In Oak Ridge, the cream of all the Clare
mont properties; magnificent lot 50x20O, to-
gether with all streetwork and sidewalks; has
unobstructed view Of the bay and Golden Gate,
ard is close to the new hotel: remember they
are laying the track along Clsremont ave-,
which means quick transportation to San Fran
cisco and rapid increase of values.
$4,000.
Dainty Groom house. Just being completed; !;
polished floors; rooms to be tinted; fuel gas.
electric light south front; location unexcelled I;
close TO the Ielegraph-aye cars; $500 cash,
balance to suit sxzoo
East of College ave-: fine new Groom house
that rents sh, 0 ,d per @ flnsea in IN
price includes furniture In rear cottage; terms
can be arranged.
On one Of the finest residence streets in
Berkeley; modern s-room house In the 'front.'
occupied at the present time by the owner.
that rents for $50 per month furnished: the
furniture for the cottage is included in the
purchase prize p,pn o,-- ....
PHONE BERKELEY lb47.
R. A. BERRY & co.
s1I. .ooo-1ss TT; ciaremont ave-, near 55th st !;
10-room house
81, 7,5oo-Fine home. Berry Bangs Tract, Hille-
gass ave-
$50. .ooo- Business corner: Asbby ave. and Ade-
Business lot on Shattuck ave. 10 feet from
University ave. for sale: bargain.
$50 feet on Addison. bet Santa Fe station
and Center ST.. for sale; S5 per foot under
price for immediate sale.
H A. BERRY q CO.
216o CENTER ST.
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FykNLSAEn cottage for rent, s ropu.s ana
hoAo, Agonta. SloS Pufnsn ST. Fz.sfS-n.
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MAsoN-McDUFFIE COMPANY

WHERE THE KEY ROUTE STOPS"
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THE LITTLE OFFICE
WHICH DOES THE BUSINESS.
We sell business corner ON SAatt,,,s
close. in, at $3.50 per frcnt fcot II taken hsfcre
Monday night.
THE STAMFORD co.
Phone Berkeley 2S4e. aSoo SAattuek ave
cHEAPEsr and beet u AmsFica. TAs wsssly
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BERKELEY"

''she breeds race Of hustlers with lons
rake. When they reach for anything II comes
Ike Dayy Crockett's coon. Editorial. San
Francisco Call, March g.
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s. O0O-Another 20 II. south frontage on Cedar
st. near Grove. This lot Is one Of the
best lying lots in the vicinity and you
can readily see that at the price il is
a pickup.
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NJ P. W. ALBEE. REAL ESTATE.
2133 CENTER ST., BERKELEY.
FEW CHOICE BERKELEY HOMES
FOR SALE.
s5 JO0-S-room house. new: large lot; bet Full
ton st. and Telegraph ave.
$6.T50-S-room house; large lot; sunny frontage;
Derby st.
IS, ,275-l2-roo house; west frontage; large lot;
Benvenue ave. near Derby St
$s.2T5--9-room halse; large lot; Derby St, east
of College ave.
81, $7,S00-s-room house, new: Derby ST., bet. Re-
gent st and Telegraph ave-; oak floors;
lavatory in each bedroom; finely finished
a beautiful home
s7500-6-room house; large lot; Hfllegas ave.
Telegraph and north of Ashby ave.
81 5O0-S-roou house; east OF Telegraph ave.
and north of Derby ST.
IS 0O0-9-room house; large lot; east OF Tele-
graph ave. and north of Derby st.
IS, ,5O0-S-room house; large lot; cottage in
rear; rents for $50 per month; Benvenue
ave.
IS. oo0-Two Groom nats; North Berkeley; CEN
tral; choice location; good income prop
erty.
81. .5oo-Two new Groom Gats; North Berkeley:
choice income property.
S25, ,000-Full block. centrally located 3b00-ft.
warehouse frontage; West Berkeley; a
snap
Choice residence lots in all the leading
tracts. Bargains in business property.
Choice ranch property near San Pablo at a
NJ P. W. ALBEE. 21sa CENTER ST.
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BERKELEY.
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s6OOO-New T-ro0m house on Hillside ave. in
the Wheeler Tract. This property com
mands an unobstructed view Of the bay
and the Golden Gate.
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nrRKELEr REAL EsrATE-con.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
s,x.room unfurnished house on aasss u
lot 44xls5; surroundings OF tne 0eS1' ~ Per
month FOR SALE
seooo-Baneroft way. near Co.ess, ,,oSs-n ar
...ooMaouss sIa S0S Of rooms; corner lott IN good
.o.oosEes 1o2 feet on sth ST. bet channi1g
and Bancroft; all street woTz rencisco uo.is inst
600 per foot-10S feet north SIDE ot Cnsnn1ns s i1
~ uev near sth st. all street WORK and siqe-
wajks done; under market value Tor this
.osxna7Ssv- Broom story and a half house Bsn-
sS0oSf" -oSs near sth ST lot s5x1Oo; easy terms
s4oooS Stx-room house Wheeler. near Asnoy-
s425o-New 6-roOm house On CaT.oon eD't S'' 10
sxo.o Ear Ridxe road and Bonte; s9xl23; one
bloch from Q. C. grounds; Splendid ste TOT
s1e5oUcIaremont .oeis PARK; 5Ox171; commanding
s235o eaeh-Two lots on DsrOs s.
s,,ooa mon' sss corner m Peralta Park. on Albion
ave. ssFsS' SSfoot lot overlooking Lake
sI''' Merritt. Oakland: only 5000 CASH street
TqF TqTS WaRREN N9af CHENEY COMPANY.
20S2 CENTER STREET.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BIlLDINS BI
s1s5O-Preffy 4-room cottage, with bath ps5nST.. 5a
laundry. ETC.; lot 3Sxlg" s..h s.rs M stores.
terms, $500 cash. balance $50 per month- ~
s2s00-New cottage Of rooms % la-.--s .-
etc: electric lighting lot 5txlz1' So
severed: close 10 Key Route and s p sta
ton: terms. $500 down. balance 80 per
ss25o-Pretty 5-roonn bungalow. with bath. pan
try laundry. etc. combination nxtnres' pan
eIad dining room. coTed ceilings, so1tu
frontage: lot 4Ox135: street work ana 49, ssdSS
done; close TO Key Route; terms el0O'
seoooroo. eottase new and uptc-date. With
bath pantry. laundry. etc; lot SvNl9o'
street work and walks completei eent-
nient 10 Key Route and > T. slatiDHsr
$1,000 cash, balance monthly -
s4OOO-Bargain: new up-to-date 6-rooun- zstoIJ
house. finished IN pine with pain. PaN--ss
laundry. ETC.: lot 29x100; street work sno
walks complete. very handy 10 slauons'
cheap buy for cash.
o. A. RUDOLPH.
Lor4n Station. South Berkeley
Open sundays
PACIFIC COAST LAND COMPANY.
2fl1 DWIGHT WAY.
TEL BERKELEY 2012.
KEEP POSTED IN BERKELEY PROPERTIES
CHEAPEST and best in America. The Weekly
CAL. 81 per year
ELMHURsT REAL ESTATE
WHEN vou want home il is good policy TO see
how il looks in wet weather; everything tooEs
good in sunshine; you Who are looking Ior
home site come out TO the Dias tract Wnen
you can't 20 any plsce else. and see things az
their worst; always two sides TO story; now
is the time you can see II; home sites on easy
terms; also cottages and income property.
PHILIP REILLY.
Orchard and Elmhurst.
LOTS in Elmhurst l block from the railroad
station; only 30 lots left: zoo already SOD
SIPS each: S month. OSCAR HEYMAN
BROTHER, 1850 Pine st.
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NEW HOMES. PRETTY BUNGALOWS.
CHOICE LOCATIONS.
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II. D. IRWIN, Agent,
2033 Shattuck Avenue. Berkeley Station.
1894 Adeine Street, Lorin Station, Berkeley. Cal.
$14O0--3-room shingled cottage. with bath and
electric lights; living room paneled and
beamed; lot 30x92; convenient TO cars and
trains. Q6s0
s2s00-New modern 5-room story and half cot
tage bath, pantry, laundry, ETC.; every
thing complete. Q6S9l
s30O0--New modern Broom house on Ashby ave !;
street work aud sidewalks done; terms
$1,000 casa and S25 per month. Q6SS)
$1,000 good little nvestment-12-room house
on Fairytew St; rents for $45 per month /;
good barn In rear that can be made into u
house ~ very small expense. Q6el)
s40O0--A new and very artistic cottage OF 5
rooms; large bath. buffers pantry. laundry,
electric lights. fuel gas; concrete founda-
tion; dinlng-room paneled and beamed; two
klinker brick mantels; fine home on Ne
corner lot: terms, $500 cash and balance
$40 per month Qs23)
rooms; library, reception ball. bath. pantry,
laundry, etc; dining room paneled; coal
foundation: street work and sidewalk done;
lot 47x100; blocks east Of Ashby station;
half block from Shattuck-ave. cars.
INCOME INVESTMENT PROPERTY
PAYING 10 PER CENT NET.
S22 5O0-Centraly located 3story building con-
tanning stores and 33 rooms; leased for
5 years; average rental $500 per year;
lot 40x132.
H. d. IRWIN. Agent,
2o33 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley Station.
and
Tor <atf Rark Coy
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The choicest properties Tor sale in the city OF
Alameda.
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81 1910 f. south frontage on 18th ST, near
Grove Cheapest lot by $3.50 in the block.
81 I2OO-45 Il. south frontage Virginia St,
80 f. west OF Grove. As the line
Is TO be extended out Grove St, you
readily zee this property is good pur-
chase at the price
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DWIGHT WAY AND TELEGRAPH.
WE HAVE THE BIGGEST SNAP on UNIvER-
SITY AVE. TO-DAY.

West Berkeley manufacturing sites. water
front and investment propositions a specially
Sites either for sale or for long-ferm lease.
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REED REALTY COMPANY.

2oT5 University ave Berkeley
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lHs PARK ST ALAMEnA
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TO LEASE-oontinued.

TO LEA EASE-COntiuueos
BALDWIN a HOWELL.
1922 FILLMORE ST.
AND sIs-82z KEARNI ST
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN 10 LOCALlONs
IN RETAIL DISTRICT
Better act now and see Us about loes s
buildings now under way WlA De reaos -oi
BUILDINGS.
STORES.
OFFICES
TO LEASE.
nOSENBAUM BUILDING, SW. corner keafas
and pine : foors and basement. frontages,
stores for druggist, tailOrs, etc; ofnces from
SO upwards. win every convenience lneiuoeo.
CORNER BUILDING of 10 Ofhces, sultaple ~
attorneys and professional men. near courts
and business districts, light, heat ana &c ~
rator provided; lease Ht u nsue l..a ,,ss-
H0TEL on sunny corner. south of Msrket st.
with bar diuiug-ro0m and stores % suplel,
over 80 roouls. baths, running water 10 every
room. nearly ready tor ocel2s ncy. ,,,s
ing on Clay ST.. east OF Sausome. 20 teet iront
through to Commercial 5-srory and parelneA-
s42g o. 4sisls ano "a ~, ,Isr-s1ce or brok
ers Offices, light Offices, Sl15 per month'
water and 5snitor free. - -
SUFFER- ST. NOT far from kearny- o-slofs ~ ~
basement building frontages' $500 pef
sPFCTIsTORs attention. our proposition with
10 J block Of Union square stores ano leIls
or Offices in 6-story and basement nullqlas 53
for $500 per month net cannot be equaieo :
should clear 1000 per month.
MISSION ST inside Sd 3 600 square feet. 4
story and basement building. frontaEes- 500
ner month; floors finished throughout -
WHOLESALE business building, over 50 600
square feet 2 frourages. elevators eIcs close
~ Wellman & Peck. Newbauer ana ll-lLnsln-
Bendels new sites. very 09nfelllenl 70 H-lp-
ping and switching rent only 500; may con
sder an oner
CHOICE WAREHOUSE STTE. 81 Vars north
east corner Of Broadway and Battery ST. long
lease low rental. 10 foot basement; close TO
railroad and water front
MARITIME BTTTDLN LNG-East ST.. near Mission.
large sunny stores and offices at reasonable
rents
alcAIIISTER near Market. opposite Colonial
Thearer stores nearly finished: different
sizes and rents to suit business
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HENRY BARKAfEYER,
1905 FruitVale ave. Fruitvale.- Cal

s1ooo-Elesant lot sOx1o2: All fenced on Nicol
ave-. blocks from Fruitvale ave; high
elevation.
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SHE HAS REACHED OUT FOR POPULA-
TION, and total Of 1900 building permits last
year was what the long rake brought In.
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s. 359-Nagnihcent new and large s-roou house
on Le Roy ave. in the Wheeler Tract.
Large lot unObstructed view This
property must be seen 10 be appreciated.
Can and let US interest you in this buy,
rs we consider II an elegant piece Of
property.
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SHE HAS REACHED OUT FOR FACToRIE
and thirty OF them have come.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

SONE BEAUTIFUL HOMES FOR SALE BY
THE ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY.
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sl050-Cottage Of 3 rooms: lot 5OxI20; fruit
trees; situated on High ST. blocks from
electric cars. IS minutes walk 70 local
trains: terms II desired (37S)
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Or Branch Office on the Tract Boulevard
Junction OF Liese ave
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OAK TREES.

Superb view Of Golden Gate; original pric
and terms $500.
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PACIFIC COAST LAND COMPANY.
2i11 DWIGHT WAY.
TEL BERKELEY 2o12.
KEEP POSTED IN BERKELEY PROPERTIES
CHEAPFsT and best in America, The Weekly
Call 81 per year.
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se5o-Lot 5oxioo: Groom house In rear OF lot;
sewer and city water connected; 3 blocks
from Fruitvale station fSTS,
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fok sale-bsactif0i modern hsrh.clsss hr,nv.-
low, S6oa feralea ave. Fralf~elss -~~-s.
AVA ana gar1ea. massive freplaca. bcsmei
eSianxss toilets sunlight IN every roora. sii
WseSieo onlscs Sa& electric light water sa-r
srs- etc. lot ~ooxtsNs grand view ~ ans =
e.esNs = car lines - niausss to Broadusy.
49, SNse. balance Sla Per month, 20 he soii
a. reeseseetel, an ideal home. hsrnitrro ~
ss,e st sacrtuee u desired. See owner "a
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WE have = large list Of desirable property in
al parts 0f BerkeleF II you are looking for
a good investment choice home cali and
see
TIE F. A. WEEK REALTY co.
251O Shattuck ave Dwight Wav Station
BERKELEY.
T7s Market ST. s. r.. Midway ofncs Building.
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turn the remaining vacant public lands
over TO the states themselves. Misf1t
federal land laws enacted for the dis
posaI of lands in Illinois, Iowa and
Kansas, when applied to the disposal
of lands in the arid regions have been
responsible for the so-called land
frauds of the west. Western members
of congress have always known that
if the vacant public lands had been
disposed of in the several western
states under state laws applicable to
local conditions, a better showing
would have been made by the states
than has been made by the federal
government. The east and south have
always opposed this idea, but now,
when the question of localized govern
ment. versus centralized power has the
floor the control of public lands by the
various states may be attached to it
and the theory find supporters among
those who have heretofore opposed it.
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Salt Lake Photo Supply Co., kods
Finishing, Framing. 142 South Main
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Forest Service Policy.

From Secretary Wilson and Forest
er Pinchot the president undoubtedly
will receive reports which will convince
him that the forest policy of the ad-
ministration should be continued and
strengthened by liberal appropriations
for the support Of the forest service.
Mr.. Pinchot will be able to make good
financial showing, for the receipts of
his office from sales of timber, rentals,
leasing and grazing privileges and con-
cessions of various kinds, are growing
rapidlv and Indicate that very soon the
forest service viii be more than self
supporting. He will doubtless urge the
extension of the system of charging for
grazing privileges to the vacant public
grazing lands outside of the forest re-
serves. and, as the president is known
from, the action he took on this subject
during the last congress, to unreserved-
ly favor it, a recommendation in his
message may be expected.
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Some of the insurgents"

Among the western senators who
have opposed the public land policies
of the president in the past, and who
NAV be expected TO continue this OPP
nosition in perhaps more acute form
during the next session of congress, are
carter of Montana, Fulton of Oregon,
Teller of Colorado, McCumber of North
Dakota, Hepburn of Idaho and clark
of wyoming, of whom Fulton, Carter
and clark hold places on the public
lands committee through which all
public land legislation must run the
gauntlet. Among western senators
who will be with the president and
support his policies in greater or lesser
degree. are Perkins and Flint of Cali
fornia. Bourne of Oregon, Piles and
Ankeny of Washington, Newlands and
Nixon of Nevada, Smoot and Suther-
land of Utah, Dixon of Montana, War
rem of Wyoming, BuTkett of Nebraska,
Gamble Of South Dakota, Guggenheim
of Colorado and Hapsbrough OF North
Dakota. Hansbrough is chairman OF
the public lands committee, and Gam
BILE, Smoot, Flint and Newlands are
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members. AS to the strength of the
opposing forces on the public lands
committee nonOrs are about even, ex-
cepting that it is easier to prevent leg
islation than to enact it, and a small
minority can often prevent a large
majority from enacting a law, espe-
cially if the minority is very much in
earnest and the majority is lUkewarm.
MondeII Will Buck.
In the house also there will be a de-
cided division of opinion and sentiment
against reforming the land laws by
strengthening governmental bureaus.
1t is expected that Representative
MondeII of Wyoming, chairman of the
irrigation committee, will lead the OPP
position to the policies of the presi-
dent, Garfield, Bailinger and PinchOt.
He will be we'll equipped to do this for,
unless all presidents are overturned,
Mr. MOndell will be the chairman of
the public lands committee of the next
house He is the ranking member of
that committee and, as it's chairman,
Major Lacey, will not come back to
the Sixtieth congress, Mr.. MOndell is
by practice entitled to the place.
Whether he will get it or not is a ques-
ton which many observers of events
are quietly asking themselves. Mr..
Mondell was a radical insurgent on the
questions of Philippine tariff and state
hood, and indications are that he will
be a still more radical one on the land
reform idea. Undoubtedly some of the
department heads would be pleased if
Mondell should not be promoted to the
craftsmanship of the public lands COM
mittee, but on some questions Uncle
Joe Cannon, who has the giving of the
place, is somewhat Of an insurgent
himself, and he may disregard Mon
delPs opposition to the administration
and give him the Craftsmanship.
In the house. as in the senate, those
who are opposed to enlargement of de-
partmental and bureau power and con-
troll will unite with the opposition
against placing larger appropriations
and greater forces of special agents at
the disposition of the departments of
the interior and of agriculture. Per-
haps the strongest member of the
house who is on this side of the ques-
ton is the chairman Of the appropria-
lions committee, Representative Taw-
ney of Minnesota. Mr.. Tawney's nota-
BILE speech of May 80 last at Gettys-
burg made it plain that he will oppose
with vigor and earnestness every ef-
fort that may be made TO augment
federal power in dealing with local
questions.
There is one theory of public land
control on which the entire west could
unite, and that is the proposition to
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mary Ann Walsh to A. H. Walsh,
lot l. block So plat D...............,S
Axel Benson ct al to Emma Benson,
lot TO- section Sc. township south,
range ! west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN
Melissa Rees to John Oldham, part
of lot Z, block p, plat F..-........... go
p E. McCOnaughy to Melissa Rees,
part of lot Z, block q, plat F.-...-.-
Julia B. Nicholson to Otto z. Par
sons. part of lot :. block II, five
acre plat c.. ...... .-.---.-........ 6O
William c. Matthews to James f.
Smith part of lot >, block 80. plat A l,5N
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Mrs. winsIow's Soothing Syrup

Has been used for YEARS by MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING. with PERFECT
SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD,
SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all
PAIN; CURES WIND collie, and is the
best remedy for DIARRHOEA Sold by
Druggists in every part of the world. Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" ana take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. GUARAN-
TEED UNDER THE FOOD AND
DRUGS ACT, JUNE Goth, 1906. SERIAL
NUMBER 1898.
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Opposition Is Strong.

That there will be strong opposition
to these so-called reforms from many
western members of congress is Ger
tain. and it is equally sure this oppos1-
ton will have much support from
members from other parts of the coun-
trv who are against the enlargement OF
powers of government bureaus and de-
Dartments. In fact, the question OF
state and individual rights versus fed
eral power is likely to cut quite f1g-
ure in settling these purely western
matters. Opposition to the wishes OF
the administration becomes less Sc
rious matter towards its close than
earlier in the game, and the Tnsur-
gents" on the public land question may
form a numerous body.
ON the other hand, the policies OF the
president will have many earnest sup
norters among western members who
will be reinforced by eastern and
southern members who entertain the
belief that the public lands belong in
mart to their constituents as well as to
western residents, and who are anx-
ious to see the public lands conserved
and as great an amount of revenue de-
rived from them and their products as
possible.