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heartily respond to the sentiment
OF LOYALTY aud patriotism.
The officers who did not ioln ln
the auto trip spent the day fnf the
most part ON shore. lounrine around
Ton a FEW hours a. the various clubs
er aoCsi tins the hospitality Of their
new fouud aeuuaiulaneea In town
IN the morning thcrc WAS quite a
sprinkllug Of both the rank ana fils
at the downtown churches "a ma
iuritN OF the pastors npoke Tf the
arrival of the fleet aud the eltyH
welcome IN their sermons. and tho
nia.ieal programs embodied IN
great measure the all.pervadinr
spirit Of fraternity and patriotism
which eNieta on every hand.
Many Sailors Ashore.
Fully a.0oo Of the sailors aboard
the fleet were granted ahogs leave
yesterday and despite the oeca
siouai showers. they enioycd them
selves Immensely Not one who at
tended church services failed In ro
ceiVing FROM one Ia hair dozen Ia
vilauopH TO private homes Co din
ncra A majority OF the hoys In
blue accepted the invitations aud
were made heartily welcome by
their hosts.
iarEc number went ont 60 the
parks aud suburbs for street car
trips and strolls alonE the lake
shores. Others attended the vari
Gus theatres aud places ~ amuaa
mcnt and every vaudeville house
and theatre IN town had a nprink
ling of the sailor lads Al each per
formaHoe,
Thousands Of Visitors.
ny hundreds and thousands the
visitors from all sections OF the
northwest continued pouring into
The city. and the excellent arrange
ments maintained BY the bureau OF
Information to handle the vast
crowds OF strangers enabled praeti
eallN all OF the late corners 20 Sc
cure ruoms aud accommodations
They will continue TO come by train
and beat until "Wednesday morning.
Al 10 O'clock. when the big squad
ron Of buff and cream colored ttghts
Ing ships wiil upancher and sail
away for the deep. blue sea
The surgeons of the fleet were
entertained By the physicians Of the
city last niEht at an informal
smoker. held In the Perry. The
visitors said they had a ioliy. good
time. and between the excellent
menu aud several very pleasing
talks the mcdices spent an enjoy
able evening.
TIVE Beats Leave.
The haftleshln Missouri left the
fleet Immediately after arriving on
saturday. aud is nov en- route 10
Mare island. 20 go on the drydoek
There IL NO explanation 'or the
change 81 the plans Of the fleet for
nation The sailing orders came
from Washington.
The Ohio also left the fleet this
morning. and Is under orders t.
dock az Hunters point. near san
Francisco. She t. due To go into
the drytioek on Mas 20 So Tar AZ
known az present. there vill ~
no other changes In the peraonsl
Of the visiting fleet during their
stay here.
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seoo 900 FOR FAIR.

The following telegram was
received this afternoon.
Washington. n. C.. May Is.
Chamber Of Commerce
We congratulate. the City of
Seattle upon securing ts00. 600
Tor the exposition and thank
you for your great assistance
In the flEht
" r.. HUMPHREY.
W. L. JONES.
p. W. CUsHMAN.
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I,eeram Carried Out Yes
lerday in Spite Of
Weather.
O6eers Enjoyed Automo-
ble Trip 10 SnOqualmie
Falls in Afternoon.

neeaslenal showers u rain did
-. esmpen the enthusiasm 81 the
,,.,s Or their guests yesterday. aud
!. paaxfam for the entertainment
ssss men Of the fleet was carried
=. nth The exception % a few
usof details
ne automobile trip e. SnoQual.
M Falls bad been officially called
N % account Of threatening rain.
=, 81 officers from the fleet ac.
ro,ed an Informal Invitation TO
naks he trip regardless. aud found
+ fairly easy Eoing The raia had
.meued down the Rad. but not
,uosxh % interfere with the real
sgpasafe Of the uullug. and the us.
hors and their hosts came back
IAcpaghiy happy ffom their long
triss into the country
ne sHto party left Pier 6 at
~ e'cloek IN the morning aud
su divided lnto two divisions. one
u.aiag the TRIP via Renton aud the
shss ~ way Of Kirkland. Gu the
rsrs the sontes we're changed
Ea the visitors setting a view
Il Ats Oads
Fairs Were magnificent.
Tks hsayY weather % SATURDAY
.lsAi hsd swollen the suoqualmie
ats and is branches considerably
al Tie view Of the falls Was maK.
snesnt The thunder 81 the water.
arskiag The rocks far below. the
sAeseysnx clouds Of spray. the al.
rot eeris strength whieh seemed
. Fltrats upon the air anvalaps4
- immense cascades sith Titanic
nystsry
laaeAeun VAS served IN hiE shell
m teats erected FAR down in the
rrge. seemlnglY ia the very heart
4 nstnFes vast cauldron. The re
an sas made without mishap and
safA II the officers Was enthusl.
ne a The splendid natural seer.
r. tkieh pictured the trip from
every side
ne eoantrY through which the
~ vas made Is we'll populated
E1 fun every house and hamlet
care hearty and reaoundinK vel
saas Childreu strcwed the road
VIA Bowers and green's. and the
naxnst.sm Of their childish cheers
md u.sffscsed enthusiasm Warmed
Ne hearts Of the officers Of the
Afiieshias Ike rays OF sunshine.
chilaren Scar Flowers
oaf Of the heart OF the great
spocs Il seemed as II the young
sssr sprang like fairy Eurftes. each
Asns 9th flowers from green.
MARI and garden Prom behind
xzps and farm fences the
lss7astz q flowers would come in
sssEers. heavy with dew and IA.
l1ies richest perfumes. and the o.
sssrs souid raise their hats aud
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Observation-Disclosures
|. BITS 0'NEWS

University Commencement Ball.
The commencement ball Of the
University OF Washington will be
given June 18th. at Christensen
hall The patrunesaen will be- Mira.
Thomas Franklin Kane. Mrs. Ar
dur X Priest Arn Maynard Lee
DAISY. Mrs Arthur 4 Hagrctt.
Mrs John 7 Condor. Mrs. J0hn II.
Powell and Mrs VIM Randall
Crawford The committee on ar.
rRngementa consists 81 Miss Ger.
frudc Walsh. Miss Rena strout.
Miss Meta Menanieia. Miss Gene.
yiave Waite. Mr.. George Starr. Mr
Fred Willis and Mr. Enoek Bag
shaE.
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baseball shoes al Thee. Willis 4 Co.
zoos FIRST go
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Rheumatism IL greatly relieved
by Soap Lake Salts. All druggists
90.
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Ensaasmsn, Announced.

Mr. and Mrs. ] X Barr have an
nouneed the engagement Of their
dhukhter. Lillian N 10 Mr.. Carl =.
Storey.
The engagement has been an.
Bounced Of Mf George PottluRer 20
Mlas Anna Wolf. daughter Of Nf.
and Mrs. George Wolf. of Indian.
npuiiH
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| will guarantee 10 per
cent per annum on any real
estate investment you make
through my office within
the next 90 days.
My guarantee is backed
by over $250,O00 assets.
This beats having your
money in a safe deposit
vault, or in a saving bank
at 4 per cent interest.
CHAS. COWEN,
Office-Fourteenth Av. N. E.
Phone-North 726.
Take University or Wallingford Av Car.
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swung across The southbound traos
aud was struck g "a car on that
track Both cars we're plled with
paHgeuRcra
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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
AN EXAMPLE OF
ENERGY AND ENTERPRISE


The brewing of beer on the entire
Pacific coast has reached the highest
point Of excellence in san Francisco by
the John wieland Brewery-a NAM
moth plant that stands today monu-
ment TO the city's enterprise. Wieland's s
Beer is master product-brewed IN
the oldest. largest. most modern and
complete establishment on the coast,
and the ever increasing demand Tor
Wieland's Beer evidences the pride San
Frsnciscans display in the selection of
their beverages. WieIand's Beer is bot
tied in the brewery's own bottling
house, with machinery which the public
are invited TO nspect-complete as any
in the worid-and every known method
is employed to assure San Franciscans
OF q finished product unexcelled in
purity or quality anywhere
tanning one hundred dollars viii be
given away by the brewery.
You get q key with every box OF one
dozen quarts or two dozen pints OF
Wieland's Beer. and II any one OF the
keys you receive will unlock the drawer
within the safe containing the money
IL is yours. the one one hundred dollars
and safe. too
The safe is on exhibition at Brown
Bros. & Co, ss4 Market street, next
TO Chronicle
wieland's Beer costs you no more
than ordinary beer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
ESTABLISH UNIFORM
SYSTEM OF ACCOUNTING
Committee of California League
of municipalities Discuss Plans
for Keeping Public Records

meeting TO further plans for a uni
form system OF accounting among mu-
nicipal, county. institutional and state
Offices was held yesterday at the cham
bers OF the board OF supervisors by a
committee appointed AT the last con-
ventiOn OF the California league of mu-
inequalities. Auditors Fred W. Carey
Of Sacramento. c. r. Stebhins of Riv-
erside. W l. Hanscom Of Berkeley and
F. L Parker of Monterey. State Con-
troller Nye, State Treasurer Williams,
Assistant Attorney General Benjamin.
State Examiner Price, Deputy Auditor
Mathewson OF the San Francisco audi
tors Office and H A Mason, secretary
OF the state league were present An
endeavor win be made at the next ses-
sion OF the legislature TO secure a law
imposing uniform conditions in the
county and other records OF the state
and the creation Of the Office OF state
supervising inspector. with power.
upon the request Of grand juries. mu-
nicipaI councils. etc, 10 investigate the
keeping OF public records. Emphasis
was laid on the advantages which
would accrue from q uniform system Of
presenting all statistical matter in Of
ficial reports and committee was ap-
pointed consisting OF Nye. Price. Carey.
Williams and Mason. TO frame a bill 70
enforce such conditions.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
GENERAL FUNSTON
WISHED GODSPFED
Commercial Bodies Give Retiring
Army Department Commander
Enthusiastic Reception
Chairman James RoIph Jr. Pays
Splendid Tribute to Distin-
guished Officer

Brigadier General Frederick Funston
was hailed and wished a godspeed al
noon yesterday on the floor Of the mer-
chants exchange by the commercial
bodies Of san Francisco and Mayor Ed
ward r Taylor. Several hundred OF
the prominent businessmen and men OF
affairs Of the city congregated ar the
meeting and loudly cheered the man
who threw the-federal troops into San
Francisco at the time Of the disaster
OF April. 1906. Brief addresses of ap-
probation We're made by James Rolph
Jr. chairman Of the meeting: Mayor
Taylor; C. c. Moore, president OF the
chamber OF commerce, and General
Funston responded modestly.
AT the conclusion Of the speaking
General Funston held a Ievee on the
floor OF the exchange. and later James
ROiph Jr. entertained as his guests at g
luncheon at the Pacific Union club the
general. Mayor Taylor. A. a Watkins,
Frank J. Symmes. president of the mer-
chants association. c. G Moore Josiah
Howell Of the san Francisco real es-
tate board. and Lieutenant Evans, aid
10 General Funston
The occasion OF the reception was
the prospective departure OF General
Funston to assume command of the
military school for officers at Fort
LeaTenwOrth. Kan
Chairman Rolph called the meeting
TO order al 1870 o'clock In a few
words he paid tribute TO the dRshing
and distinguished General Funston.
and expressed regret that the COM
mander in chief Of the state troops,
Governor Gillett. could not be present
at the gathering IN honor Of the COM
mander in chief OF the national forces
IN California
No. rr-a,-s,,- f,f-f.T-- sScT -f,a con
duct OF General Funston at the time
OF the calamity. saying: Without
waiting for orders from his superior
officers ne sprang from his bed TO the
post OF duty almost before the earth
had ceased rocking We are fulfilling
an obligation in the highest sense 10
honor him." declared the mayor.
G. g Moore referred 10 Funston as
the most conspicuous factor that pre-
vented more awful calamities at the
time OF the fire"
When Funston was introduced the
throng OF businessmen cheered him
loudly. He spoke modestly OF his work.
saying, in part:
The tendency here is 10 overesti-
mate my own part IN the services rem
dered this city BY the army. We had
10 fracture the constitution OF the
United States and OF the state Of Cali
fornia when we got into place where
we had not been asked, but. where we
We're needed But the task was easy
with the population OF san francisco
could 90 il better I appreciate this
reception very much. because il is IN
deserved and unexpected And I viii
come back 10 San Francisco on leave
whenever Uncle sam will let me. IN
less you set out an Injunction
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AUTO RUN TO THE
SOUTH PROPOSED
Local Dealers Association Will
Canvass Trade and Owners
for Entries
By K. K. FHommedieu

The members of the Automobile Deal
ers' association held meeting last
night The evening was given over to
the discussion of the proposed endur-
ance run from Saturday, September 4,
10 and including September 9 Several
OF those present were not in favor of
the event. while others were for taking
part in the contest. II was decided,
however. that there should al least be
II entries Max RosenfeId, C. s. How
ard. A. E Hunter and J. ". L.eavitt
have signifled their intention of enter
ing. and the latter viii put in two cars.
The trade and the automobile owners
will be canvassed- An entrance fee of
$50 will be charged. half of which will
be returned when the car entered passes
Paso Robes Entries should be sent TO
Max Rosenfeld or C. S. Howard.
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SUTRO HEIRS ASK
SHARES OF ESTATE
Suits Are Filed for Partition of
Property Not Affected
by Trust

Friendly suits were brought yester-
day BY the Sntro heirs TO bring about
the Partition of the vast estate The
petition asks that all the property be
cut up among the legatees. with the
exception Of tflat affected by the trust,
the validity of which is being tested I'm
the courts. The part which the heirs
seek TO have divided includes the big
forest. large area of beach land and
long stretch extending about Fort
Miley and including the ocean bluffs
and the site of the old Cliff house The
famous Sutro heights are not included
In the holdings which the heirs desire
10 divide al this time.
The trust covers several hundred
acres extending from the rear of the
almshonse tract over TO the Corbett
road and along the vegetable gardens
toward the ocean, as well as the beau
tiful park known as Sutro heights. The
legality Of the trust clause of the
viii is TO be passed upon soon by the
supreme court.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
ENJOY rouRs IN THOMAS CARS

The Pioneer automobile company repo-ts the
sale Of 0Idsmobile 20 Mr. Grove ~ Crows
Landing. W W. Cox OF Crows Landing was
IN the city a few days ego ana made the
run 10 San Jose in his Thomas Forfv Other
owners OF Thomas Forty cars who are on
joyiBg them through different sections ~ tb.
country are Mr.. and Mrs G. II Wilcox Of Fair
Oaks. who drive extensively on the manv beau
Mrs. Wilcox usually at tie wheel Joseph Besn
snd Louis Schwabacher made the trim to the
Garden City the drst of the week W W
Cox of Crows Landing also visited San Jose
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Foote went 10 Del Monte
in their Thomas Forty for the week end Mrs
Twisgs of DavisFille made the triD from her
home. accompanied by her two sons in their
oidsuobile. They reported most enjoyable ride
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ENJOY TRIP TO OREGON

D. " Shank Of Los Angeles accompanied b.
Edgar Shank and Harry Cnffan is in town
after a most interesting journey. He left his
southern home in his 80 horsepower four cyIln-
der Cadillac touring car and came north Afie-
few days IN the city the party continued
their "trip as far as Oregon. Much time was
spent in the pursuit Of game. Of which they
found plenty. each member OF the party get
ring much the law would allow They
were told at many places that their ear was
the first that had ever been in that country
From Redding 20 Harrison Gulch the trip was
made over a mad that the citizens Of that place
claimed WAS impracticable for an automobile
Ii fsct when they reached Harrison Guleh they
found that that had attempted il was
in making the trip The entire journey Of / 70o
miles negotiated without the slightest
trouble with tires. not even & puncfure
The party left last night for Les Angeles.
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FACTORY FOREMAN INJURED

a. D solomon OF 1929 Fifteenth ave-
nue. South. foreman in the factory OF
Miller & Lux. in Filth avenue South.
probably viii die as a result OF inJu-
ries received in an accident at the fac
tory yesterday morning ar > O'Clock
The heavy head OF an ammonia COM
press blew on. tearing through a wall
into the adjoining room in which SOL
Om0n was standing He was badly
crushed about the arms. legs and head
and even should he live probably would
lose the sight OF both eyes He was
taken 10 the POtrerO emergency hos
pital.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
CAR Y1cTIM DIES

Mrs. r. T. Barr OF 1871 Thirty-sixth
street. Oakland, who was injured in a
streetcar accident resulting from the
blowing out OF a fuse on a McAIlister
street car at McAllister street and Van
Ness avenue on July 10. died OF her in
5urfes at ! O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
She was a widow. 81 years old
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
FILE BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS

Hugh G Kelly. an Oakland fireman.
fled a petition IN bankruptcy in the
United States district court. scheduling
his liabilities at ssT2.25 with no avail
able assets Another voluntary petit
ticn was filed in the same court by
John Dalton. a Stockton machinist. who
said his debts amounted 10 S6S2.50 and
that he had no available assets.
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company also announces that the 1909 output
viii include cars for 5000 and $3.50
A. C. Leonard manager OF the local branch
Of the ". D. Sewerf rubber e0upany. reports
chzngeoverS 10 Goodyear tires Rudolph 10.
HabernichI's Pope Hartford and on Dr. sam
sons touring car
s. G. Chapman. manager Of the Consolidated
motor ear company. will leave ro1ay for the
east where he viii visit the Royzl tourist
factory at Cleveisnd. the franklin al Syracuse
and the Pope-Hsrrford at Hartford Chapman
wiz be away At least month
A. E. Hunter. who Is enjoying his vacation
in a Mitchell car has written from 1Ickinncgs
that he il having 4 most enjoyable time. al
though the weather Is very warn Hunter VIII
spend few days fishing before be returns
C. E Nathewson- Pseife cozst manager Of the
Diamond tire company has Just received a letter
from the home Office IN which IL Is stated that
the average cost per tire Of the GHddsn I-7Oo
mile four this year IS about 40 per cent less
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

than the previous years test Tie Diamond
rubber company has kept a accurate record OF
al tire expense in tie Gldden tour. and the
figures Just complied show that where the aver
age cost Of tires per ear last year kz7-4I.
this year II vas but SI6.SS This. of course,
| cars equipped wfth Diamond tires-
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and viii be shipped to J. NJ Dowsett Of Homo
lulu The car Is handsomely finished fl dark
maroon with graceful lines, and has mechanics
seat the side which gives il most ele-
CANT. racy appearance. Among other equipments
Of the may he mentioned the stylish gray
cravanette top. which gives II a most classy air.
Until shipment on the Alameda August Is the
Stearns will he exhibition on the floor
Of the salesro0m OF automobile row.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
NOTES OF THE AUTO

4. D. Piuge1 Of the J. W Leavitt company
who has been east visiting the factories OF
the REQ and Stoddsrd-Dayton cars, has been
heard from at Atlantic City. where be reports
delightful dips in the sea PIngos-s baptism
in salt water when he came ashore from the
Pomona IN the bTeeches buoy has not kept
him from enjoying the
Harry l. Owesuey. manager Of the WintoE
motor ear company. reports the sale and de-
livery OF a Winton Six-Teen-Six r. e. Nor
ton. There is but more car left IN the
1905 allotment Of these cars. which. however,
VIII be largely built next season. The Winton
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
TALL-Ac
GLEN ALPINE SPRINGS

Open about June under supervision Of owner.
Descrfptfve pamphlets PECK-JUDAH and s. z.
Co bureaus PAUL D. GREEN, Manager
TsiIac p o.. Lake Tahoe. CAL
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PROPERTY WORTH MILLIONS

The value of the holdings which the
heirs now desire to divide reaches into
the millions.
Two suits were filed. covering differ
ent portions OF the property The first
was brought by Mrs. Kate Nusbaum.
Moritz Nusbaum cher husbandl. Rosa
Morbio. Pho Albert Morbio Cher hus-
oand9- Clara Angelina English. William
English Cher husband). Edgar Emanuel
Sutro Charles 5. Wheeler and Garret
McEnerney. as plaiptiffs, against Emma
L Merritt administratrix). George w.
Merritt cher husbandl. Charles Sutro.
Henrietta Sutro and John c. Brickeil
McEnerney, Wheeler and Bricken ap-
pear in the case as mortgagees of GER
tain portions OF the estate
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
INTERESTS OF PARTIES

The interests Of the various parties
IN the property named in this suit are
set forth as follows: Kate Nusbaurn.
Rosa Morbio, Clara English. I360-eSu0
each; Edgar Sutro. 1e54-9600; Charles
S Wheeler and Garret McEnerney. 4s0-
$500 each; Emma Merritt, 1900 $500
Charles Sutro. 1900 $500, and Henrietta
Sutro. 59e-9sao
The parties named in the second suit
are the same as those in the first. ex-
cept that McEnerney and Wheeler do
not appear as plaintiffs The interests
OF the legatees in the property named
in the second suit are as follows: Kate
Nusbaum. Rosa Morbio. Clara English.
Emma Merritt and Charles Sutro. one
sixth each. and Henrietta Sutro, 9-24e.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
M0AEA VILLA LIKE TAHOE

Beautfful spat on lake shore: pleasure launch.
dairy hunting. fishing. boating dancing tennis
new. clean: table the best; spring water: So s14
WIZ r. J. Pomn Moa1a yiiis. Lake Tahoe Cal.
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HOTEL MOsCONI, HALFHOOE BAY

Ocean shore raiIrosd direct hours Head
quarters auranobilisrs. fishermen and hunters.
dne Italian dinners short notice: grand view
Pacific ocean and coast range
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HAS MODERN APPLIANCES

DR.. J. c. Snead local agent for the Ssearns
cars. reports the arrival OF e0 horsepower
light stearns Touring car which has been sold
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
klamath HOtSprines

In the mountains Of northern California, Is noted
for It's fne climate. fishing. hunting and mineral
waters Apply to Peck-Judah Co.. 7s9 Market
St. San Francisco Or to Edsou Bros, Beswick,
siskfyou county. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
Lake County Automobile Transportation Co

Successors TO Lekeport & Bartlett Springs and
Clear Lake & Northwestern Pacific Stage lines.
stages from Pieta 70 Lakeport. Highland Springs
Eclseyvilie. Soda Bar. Bartlett Springs and Tp.
per Lake. fine mountain road; sprinkied daily.
SO minutes for lunch at Piets- Distances PIeta
20 Highland Springs. II miles. Lakeport. IS m I;
KelseyvfIle. 10 M Soda Bay. p N. 81 extra
Western Pacific h r. Office, Ferry Bid. S. r.
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HOTEL RUSTICANO-An ideal spot to
spend your vacation Dancing boating bathing
and all kinds OF amusements. Modern plumbing
and gas throughout the house. Rates, 50 to sI2
per week Specisl rate 10 families Excellent
board Open year round Address L. B. Sell
ENGER, Camp Meeker. Sonome Co. Cal
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MT. VIEW RANCH HOTEL

And cottages. in the mountains near Sants Cruz.
First class table. ciubroou. dancing pavilion.
bowling. eroquer Rates 50. $40 and S12- Car
Rage fare Si-25 round tr5p. Send for booklet.
MRS. TONY PHILLIPS. Prop. Santa Cruz Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
BIG BASIN STAGE LINE

LEAVES BEN LONOND VIA BOULDER
CREEK connecting with early train from Santa
Cruz daily. Round trip. 81. 50: single fare. 81.
For further information address ELS0N'S LIV-
ERY STABLES, Santa Cruz. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

Ellis STREET NEAR FILLMORE.
Absolutely Class A Theater Building.