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The Somerset reporter., 1908-05-28

ness, 81 believe every word of it,
don't you?" and he looked at our
Canadian guide who sat near US smok
ing and listening with interest to our
conversation. The big fellow grinned
and nodded his head. "When the
cold morning sum-" said /, "looked
down on this starving army. near
where we are camped tonight, the
starving, dying soldiers were aroused
by Burr, Captain Beacham and Major
Bigelow and without mouthful of
food they staggered on up the river,
listening at every step for the shout
of Arnold,s picked men returning
with the provisions which he had
promised them. Had Arnold and his
brave men persisted in these angry
waters, was the question often asked
among the soldiers. They had found
pieces of his boats which had been
smashed on the rocks, but not finding
Arnold's body or Of those of any Of
his picked men floating anywhere on
the water they took heart and stag
gered on "Well," said my friend,
looking at his watch, il is past 9
O'Clock, and as we must rise early in
the morning. it Is time we we're
sleeping
So we crawled under our rude
camp, wrapped warm blankets
around US and laid down Oh soft
spruce boughs. Our guide soon
came and laid down just inside the
camp with his trusty rifle by his side,
and we all slept soundly through the
night. At the break of day we were
aroused by our guide and turned out
and bathed hands and fac in the
cool waters of the Chaudiere. What
beautiful morning it was in the
Canadian woods. Here and there
were soft clouds, with streaks of red
and blue in the sweet clear sky.
Here IN solitude and peace
Ny soul was stirred, amid the loyeHest
scenes
Ofunpolluted nature. Sweet it vas
Is the white mists of morning rolled away.
10 see the mountains wooded heights ap-
pear
Dark In the early dawn, and mark Us slope
With Wild flowers glowing. Il, the rising s#iu
On the golden ripeness poured deepening
light.
Pleasant it was beside this historic riyer
To sit me down, and watch the. floating
clouds.
And shape to Faney's wild smiitades.s
The Somerset reporter., 1908-05-28
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that l forbid anyone
from har boring my wife, Isabel NJ. White. or
trusting her on my account as shall pay
no bills contracted by her after this date
3w0 MON Hi IL
The Somerset reporter., 1908-05-28
Delaying a
BY .
FRANCES TRUMBULL.

Copyrighted, 1908. by Associated
Literary Press.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
DEATH OF CAPTAIN WAITE,
CLUBMAN AND OFFICER
Former Commander of Univer-
sity Cadets Passes Away
in Berkeley

BERKELEY, Nov. 26-Captain Henry
de Hart Waite. graduate of the United
States military academy. member of
the Bohemian and Athenian clubs. and
for i've years commandant of cadets of
the University OF California, died to-
day at his home. 264T Regent street. Of
Brights disease. Captain Waite was
SO years of age and one of the best
known and most popular clubmen and
army officers in the west Since his re-
tirement from the university he has
ben head of the law firm of Waite.
Martin and Keyes of San Francisco and
Berkeley.
Captain Waite was graduated from
West Point in 1873 and from the United
States artillery school in 1887. He was
lieutenant of artillery at the time of
his appointment as cOmmandant OF
cadets in 1900. He held the post until
1905. being succeeded by Captain ]. T.
Nance.
AS a professor in military tactics on
the campus few faculty men enjoyed a
greater popularity than did Captain
Waite. He was elected to the Skull
and Keys society of the fraternities
and the Winged Helmet junior honor
society. He was the son of the late
Theodore Waite and native of New
York.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
SPfFDYCONCLUSION
FOR THE RUFF CASE
Delays Will No Longer Be Per-
mitted in Trial of the
BOOdling Ex-BOss
Defendant Will Probably Refrain
From Going on the Wit
ness Stand

With an uninterrupted stretch or
court days ahead and program OF
progress being peremptorily enforced
by Judge Lawlor. the Ruef trial viii be
resumed this morning under auspices
that at last bring the end almost in
sight Practically every excuse for de-
lay that possibly could be suggested
has already been urged BY Ruefs at
torneys and thrashed out to point
that precIudes a successful resumption
of dilatory tactics.
Speculation has been rife about the
court for several days as TO whether
the defense would put in a case of its
own or close with a mere cross exami-
nation of the witnesses called for the
state. That the latter viii be the
method adopted seems assured from the
trend of the cross examination OF wit
nesses already called. Ruef has never
dared to take the stand and subject
himself to the merciless cross eXami-
nation that would be sure to follow
when he was turned over to the pros
ecution. and without Ruef himself on
the stand there is little that the de-
fense possibly could offer-
1t is unlikely that all the members OF,
the booding board of supervisors win
be called as witnesses by the prosecu-
tion. for in the present case their indi-
vidual testimony is not necessary in
substantiation of the charge of Offering
a bribe. The story OF their Infamous
dealings already has been told by for
mer Supervisors Gallagher and Furey.
Wilson is now on the stand and will be
followed by Sanderson. With the testi-
mony OF these four and some of the Of
icials of the United Railroads and the
mint and subtreasury officials. through
whose hands the trolley Doodle fund
was delivered in this city, the prosecu-
tion may close it's case.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
CORNERSTONE LAID
FOR DOE MEMORIAL
''No Widows Tears Will Stain
or Orphans Cry Echo
Through This Building
Such Is Remark of Relative OF
Donor at the New Library
on the Campus

BERKELEY. Nov. 26.-With the sig
nificant remark that "No widows tears
will stain or orphans cry echo through
this building" supplemented with the
statement of President Wheeler that
all men should be wise after the
measure of Charles Franklin Doe" the
cornerstone of the great Doe memorial
library building was lowered into place
at 10 o'clock this morning. The cere-
monies took place before a large gath
ering of visitors who banked the gentle
slopes at North hall and in the pres
ence of regents, faculty and students
who surrounded the cornerstone at the
northeast corner of the building, which
when completed will be a $3.50, 900
structure added 70 the plans for the
greater university.
With the firm voice of conviction
Loring Doe, relative of the late lumber
king, declared that no tainted money
had been wrung from widows and or
phans with which the magnificent
structure was to be erected.
Charles Franklin Doe was not that
kind of a man." he continued. No
widows tears will stain or orphans
cries echo through this building"
Joseph G. Rowell,- who for the last
81 years has been at the head of the
university library, said that the uni
versity had indeed an occasion for
thanksgiving and rejoicing.
President Wheeler then called upon
Loring Doe, who spoke for the donor;
Prof. e. w. Hilgard and Prof. Frank
Soule. for the faculty to handle the
trowel before the stone was lowered
into place. When the metallic box
containing the records had been put
into place the big granite slab was
firmly set at rest. This was followed
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

with a prayer by Rev. j. X Mclean.
president of the Pacific theological
seminary.
Prof I. ]. Richardson, chairman of
the committee in charge of the cere-
monies. was the presiding faculty
member. He led the faculty in aca-
demic procession from the old library
building to the home of the new
Regent Arthur ". Foster was among
the gathering and in the line were:/
Profs E. W Hilgard Frank Soule
Charles Mihs Gayley James Sutton
BENJAMIN Kurtz Edmund O'Neiu
A. W. Setechell Ivan Iinforth
Carl c. Plehn F. A. HersaDl
Victor Henderson Charles Derieth Jr
John Galen Howard y. T. Allen
G. L. Cory and others
Edward B. Clapp
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
CATHOLIC LADIES' AID
WILL RENDER PROGRAM
Entertainment to Be Held in
Central Theater to Help
Juvenile Court Work

An entertainment organized to raise
funds for paying the salaries of the
two Juvenile court officers maintained
by the Catholic ladies' aid society will
be given at the Central theater to-
night. The program to be presented is
OF q very attractive character and the
performers include some Of the best
professionals in the city. The theater
Inanagements have co-operated with the
society IN making the affair success.
Ihe 81. Mary's college band VIII con-
tFleute selections. Young society maids
are to act as ushers. among those who
nave rendered their services being
misses Virginia Sullivan, Ida Cronin,
Gwendolyn Powers, Eugenia Schmitz.
Ruth Ryan. Ellie Ewing. Edith Flem-
ming. Katherine McElearney, Margaret
Bayreuther. Gladys Ragan, Mabel Kelly.
Claire Stinbring. Myrtle Malette and
Henrietta ONeil
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the and residence OF persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices
stricted simply TO the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free Of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
REAL ESTATE
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE


Do you know that the First national bank
Is going to put up a class 'A' Office building
in Center st west OF its present building and
that the Shattuck estate is to construct an
otner, modern office building, just west OF
tiat! Bave you the town ball az
Srove and Center and the reinforced concrete
Reporter building?
II SO you will realize what p future there
is Tor Center st. west of Sha attucs ano We nave
lhe best buy in that thoroughfare, let 4ox
.5o IN the south side OF the street between
stitFia and Grove at Sl6250 foot. Price
the other land in that locality and you will
90 nnd nnd II is held at 5000 foot and up.
So'Vvo-factory site the Southern Pacific spur
track IN I'd ST., &c, 800 square feet. Where
e 80 can you do better than this?
So'vVV-oash; new house of rooms in Benvenue
aF lot 50xl20; very large living room,
poiisned hoors, big closets, furnace. This
Us Si,hDa under the real value, but owners
want 70 realize on it at once
LEE NAkEfS CHENEY COMPANY, INC,
1oo2 Center 81. Telephone Berkeley 800.
FOR sale g room house within block of
nortn befkeiey station: goad view; large LOT,
9oxixv. racing SOUTH $ISq cash. balance SS5
per month, including interest. bargain at
,loV. Phone Berkeley 3145. r. Z. PEAKE
q CO. I3l Center ST., Berkeley.
ciose IN; near high school, university party
desiring home need look no farther; LOT 50x
i5o owner, 1925 Delaware ST. Berkeley.
FOR sale-Cboice Shattuck av. business corner
IN North Berkeley; lot 4sxS0 with 6 room,
well built cottage 81 800 See owner at
1000 Shattuck av.. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

in course of construction; rus
tic front. cedar shingled; very pretty and at
tractive: . good rooms; hall, BATH closets, best
toilet and cement laundry trays; PORCH Sx12,
rustic natural Al redwood; HALL 6RxS
beamed ceiling wood wainscot; French doors
into parlor. 12:4x14; window seat. fireplace
built in bookcases: beam ceiling dining room,
I2x15.SA; beam ceiling batten and plaster
wainscot, open fireplace, china closet, glass
DOORS two BEDROOMS, 11x12:6 each. with
clothes closets: linen closet in passage be-
tween bedrooms, of which is fine BATH
ROOM. 7xS:10. with fine enamel tub. oval
basin and wash out toilet and medicine closet
KITCHEN 12x12:G: 20x30 sink. two drain
boards. cooling closet with galvanized wire
shelves ahd wall cupboard cabinet for
the storage of all kitchen ware supplies in
lockers and drawers; this is the latest of
kitchen conyeniences and is called a Cabinet
Kitcnen: BACK PORCH is ks and inclosed
in lattice. which are fuel boxes and
cement trays.
Two of these Bungalows. little different in
outside appearance on lots 33 f-3x1O0 feet;
hardware and finish is of the best; College av.
and Key Route two blocks away; price
SO 200, terms. See at 1856 Broad
way. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

ARTISTIC room house in Piedmont: the most
exclusive residential section of Oakland; built
year ago; commands magnificent view Of bay
and entire surrounding country: has in addi-
tion large conservatory sleeping porch !:
beautifully arranged; modern in every detail:
magnificent garden with flowers galore and
situated in a refined and exclusive neighbor-
hood; this is very unusual proposition; owner
going away and forced to sell: almost any
terms agreeable; very exceptional opportu-
nifty for right party. Box 237T. Call, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
ELMIsURsT REAL ESTATE +.

FOR sale-By owners, just being completed, 1
high basement 3 room cottage; modern in
every respect; $500 down. monthly terms I;
reasonable; on carline and minutes from :.
~ depot; located at 1881 Leise av., Fruitvale
FIVE room modern cottage and basement with
rooms; In nice flower garden. fruit trees, sum
iner house 32o6 Putnam ST., Fruitvale; near
train and cars
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
BIRTHS

GRANITE this city, November 1S 1908. to
daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
FoR SALE OR LEASE.

One ~ the most beautiful homes in Santa
Clara county. consisting Of acres in suburbs OF
pslo Alto. half mile from University car
line: beautiful pines: eucalyptus and pepper
trees. Besides young family orchard. there are
in full bearing. apple. apricot almond. chestnut,
cherry. loquat dg. persimmOn. peach, etc.
now & room bungalow and house for servants,
automobile garage. etc; fine water. sewerage.
etc Inquire Of DIR. MCINTYRE. box 81, Palo
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
NINE VICTIMS FUNERAL

Emory W. Chapman. brother of city
Engineer Isaac n. Chapman. who was
killed by a eave-in in a mine in San
Andreas Sunday. arrived here last even
ing, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
N. Chapman. The funeral services are
to be held tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-contiHued
ORANGE GROVES.

There is not better investment than first
class orange grove in a tested locality, and we
have one Of the best propositions the mar
ket. First class land. with a gentle slope TO
The southwest, water IN abundance delivered in
cement pipes TO every row Of trees, making II
riGation simple; best of Late Valencia trees.
with Flame Toksy vines between the rows. in
siring income the second year This class
Of property win pay you income Of over
$500 per acre per snnum.
We can arrange easy terms Of payments. 4
thousand dollars or 50 invested in this manner
viii make you independent.
G. II. UMBSEN & CO.,
20 ontgOmery st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
MARRIAGES

FRIEI-REYNOLDS-In this city November
Is, 1908. by the Rev. o. L. Corbin. Charles
Friei Of Suisun and Alice B. Reynolds Of
Fairfield. Solano county.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

Do You Want $5.0Of
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page 10.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

12la Per Cent Interest on Investment of
S5,100.00
Pair Of fats close in rented for $3.50 a
month. QS11)
o. E. Hottie & CO..
1172 Broadway, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION OF BONDS IS
SUED PURSUANT TO THE SAN FRAN
CISCO SEAWALL ACT APPROVED
MARCH %. 1903, NUMBERS 75l TO 1850,
INlI IrSINE
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
WANT ADS.
OAKLAND ALAMEDA BFRKHH FRUITVAIE
HELP WANTED

EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
JAPANESE Employment Ofhce-General
tractors furnishes best help. 3S1 Sth St, Oak
lanc. Phone Oakland 3lJS, Home A4513.
JAPANESE Employment and House Cleaning
Company. S3T Clay St; tel Oakland 1884,
Home A-2e46.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

IRRIGATED FARMS OK EASY TERMS.
to 40 acre farms in Sacramento valley, rich,
deep sandy loan soil for fruit. walnuts. vege-
tables alfalfa. etc; 26 daily passenger trains,
nc farm more tiiaD 20 minutes walk from a
station. The best land and best living coDdi-
tIons in California. 10 acre farm means in
dependence. Excursions every Saturday . p. m,
round trip IS. return Sunday 2. m i. ]. HILL
& CO. so 6 East ST. opp Ferry bldg Phone
Eearny 302
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
BURLINGANn REAL ESTATE

BURTJNtsAME LOT.
SN corner BaFswster avenue and Stanley
road; sewer, gas. water. sidewalk; $1,000;
terms; choice location. Address box 1881. Call.
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
HOMES, Investments lots, ranches, acre proper
ties. BROWN & WILSON. Santa Cruz. Cal.
RANCHES, 3. up. improved: town property;
lots. +. II. Parker. i25 pac. sv.. Santa Cruz.
Los GAFos REAL ESTATE
IL LOTS and good cottage at Los Gstos. Cal;
bargain for snort time. ~ W. MelNI0SH-
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
s50.00O-Fruit ranch; fine improvements; deep
sediment soil; nicely located; good income pro
Queer; for sale or exchange for san Fran
cisco. Oakland or Berkeley inside property.
For particulars w-ite q. 4. MARChRES COM
PANN San Jose. Cal. owners.
FOR exchange-Best 40 room lodging house in
Oakland: clearing $3.50 monthly: sickness;
want improved ranch property. j. H. EDISON,
106s Broadway. Oakland.
EXCHANGE valuable income country property
for home in the bay cities; Berkeley pre-
ferrec- DR.. DEWITT, 1928 Blake St, Berke-
ley.
FARM in Santa Clara valley TO exchange for
lodging house IL San Francisco; $4,000. Ad-
dress box 1892. Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

NOTICE to public have sold out cigar stand
$50 Market ST.; all bills paid before December
/ JOE GALBRAITH
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
HOUSES, FLATS, ETC.
HOUSES no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PRETTY : room bungalow for rent, furnished
block away from Berkeley station piano tele-
phone and up To date in every particular;
cheap. Apply at once. Il. A. BERRY, Center
ani Oxford
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

935Oe-Farm. only 500 cash required: richest
bottom lsnd only = mile from new town
and railroad; planted 10 alfalfa, apples
and Lowell peaches; has yielded big re-
turns for years snd should pay for itself.
Tbe chance OF lifetime CAN for fun
details.
YTNZENT & PATTERSON.
50 Post St. San Francisco. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
OAKLAND RERktEti EfzE Nz5 AAE tfRgLTEAlE


}loazNI1 5zil1 r5.I c.lL q 8 J-~-||sz= W
ROOMS AND BoARD-Berkeley
BOARD and room in private family for q near
train 23o5 Fulton ST.
PLEASANT. sunny rooms, with first class
board; references. 23l1 Durant az. berkeiey.
YOUNG man to board in private family; ROOM
well furnished and sunny: SD per month ld2a
hs.via St Phone Berseles ..-ss-.--.---.------- ..
HOUSES, FLATS, ETC.
FLATS TO LET--Berkeley
THOROUGHLY modern room upper fat; bard
wood foors throughout; sunny; fnesview; large
vard flowers etc; east Of College near Uni
versity; references required. ADDRESS Il
Isn.r2n.,e NaH. o. se.. nsl
HOUSES TO oaL.Iand--tInfnrn
FOR rent-6 room cottage near carline; gooo
locality; large yard: water free: S2o. NM.
H. BUFFERS, 4Gs lith ST., Oakland; phone
oakland S35
NEW room house; Alta Piedmont. half blo,k
from Vernon av., nArine view 2j% l2th ST.
HOUSES TO LET--Berl1eIey---lr
PRETTY : room bungalow for rent, furnished
block away from Berkeley station; piano, tele-
phone and up 10 date in every particular I;
cheap. Apply at once. Il. A. BERRY, Center
snd oxford.
HOUSES no Observation-Disclosures
-FOUR room cottage partly furnished; bath pan
Try. basement. gas and chicken houses. 1907
Licse av.. line near boulevard, Fruit
vale. Cali between 10 and 4.
APARTMENTs-BerkcIcy
NORTH GATE, 1909 EUCLID Az. BERKELEY
A comfortable home for permanent guest: apart
ments Of 1, and rooms, with private bath
rooms; sunny, south rooms. steam heated; tele-
phone service; excellent table; liberal manage
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

FOR sale-s5 600 cash; 10 acres; all in full
hearing fruit trees apricots peaches and
urunes and family orchard: house Of rooms;
harm for six horses; water tank. 5000 gallons;
chicken houses: engine and windmill; all IN
frst-class shape: located 2ls miles from Liver
more. beautifully laid out With choice orns-
mental trees and palms Box 3D., Liyermore,
Alameda county. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

INVESTMENTS Securities and lonas, 33s First
MI. Bk. bldg, Oakland. Pettis & Burbeck.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

OWN and offer 24G acres level land near VII
u1Vs- house. barn. - acres bearing vines and
fruit trees. can sc Irrigated VIII produce
grapes. fruit. sugar heels, alfalfa. without iT-
ri-ation. SIS acre, 10 cash, balance in
years. VIII sell n pieces Of 80 acres or more
al small advance, easy terms: principals OBly.
Address Il. !. CGECoRAN lOl0ls Washington
es
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
BUSINESS CHANCES

Lodging Houses for SaIe-OakIand
BAY COUNTIES REALTY CO..
265 Bacon block. Phone Oakland S1sS-The
best bargains in roonling houses in the city;
list your houses with MS for quick sales.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

IMPERIAL VALLEY LANDS. CALIFORNIA
NOW Is the time 70 invest in the wonderful
Imperial valley. Six years residence and
rively engaged IN helping 10 Develop the rich
est valley or earth guarantees reliable in
formation. Address STANDEH-DE BLoTS
CO., 622 San Fernando building. Los Angeles,
Cal. or Brsvley, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

NORTH GATE, 1909 EUCLID AV., BERKELEY
comfortable home for permanent guest: apart
ments Of 1, and rooms, with private bath
rooms; sunny, south rooms, steam heated; tele-
phone service; excellent table; liberal manage
ment; transient; tourists accommodated Tele-
phone Berkeley 1915
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-02
Gracias a Dios, a la Burke

me and impart the information that guess
right L have accomplish
But the editor OF the city is not please.
He say. must from the grand jury nave
many pieces which shall be Of enlighten-
ment to the people.
Isl, senior"
ST. Iago. | cry with great silence unto
myself. with the sustaining hand which
falter not yet. by Jimminy. will / acquire
with myself cinco centavos that none
surpass only these who smoke the brand
different.
People of great number did l meet and
speech / make them with. All say these
is right and all say these is right. and
become calm of soul and peace there in
the body is as well as the cabeZa is at
rest; and much for the gracious callero
do write l until his eye is delight twinkle
some day, and manana it is look with
scowl that appear on the forehead
manuscript is il that your humble serv-
ant -transcribe that make glad the heart
of the editor of the city. 1t is only re-
strain i am when the editor give TO me
to accept for belief that l am possess OF
the cabeza of the caballo
The Senior Houston he at last the prob
lem YOU call have solve. He is report.
He is bring with his hand what he has
find with the examine. lie have the bank
robbery case unsolve.
"Buenos noche"' | say to the editor OF
the city, "Beso NIL" And all tranquil Is
| for the first season in time long. I ley
| TO inquire Patience have conquer in the
run long. The grand jury she has gone
| dead. Let us precipitate ourself to give
| what YOU call thanks