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TEDDY and KERMIT
HUNT SMALL GAME
WITH Big SUCCESS
GRANTS, oAzELLEs AND A HAR-
TEHEEsTE FALL BEFORE GUNS
or TWO sPoRTsMEN.


Nairobl. April 81. Roosevelt and
son, Kermit. were sufficiently recov-
cred today from the fatigue resulting
from their first hunting trip and
journey from Kapiti plains to the
ranch of Sir Alfred Pease, to go
shooting this morning for small game.
They were successful in bagging
grants. gazelles and hartebeeste.
All members of the party are busy
today sorting baggage and preparing
to go out on an extended expedition.
Part of the Roosevelt camp is already
established at the Pease ranch and
the remainder of the caravan will
move to. this point tomorrow morn
ing. The Roosevelt party decided to
remain week at the Pease ranch,
and a number of cases of stores were
sent for this purpose. Smallpox
among the porters in the expedition
has been entirely checked.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-04-27
TRIED ON BRIBERY CHARGE
CORRUPTED IMMIGRATION OFF,
GALS TO sMUccLE CHINESE
INTO COUNTRY.
CONDUCTOR MADE Big Fight
TRIAL WAS HARDEST FOUGHT IN
+, CRIMINAL ANNALS OF FED
ERAL COURT.

Las Cruces, N. NJ, April 27.---Guil-
ty' was the verdict Of the jury in the
case of the United States versus
Highland D. Maynard, charged with
bribing immigration officials in con-
|nection with the smuggling of Chi
nese into the United States. The
verdict was returned at O'Clock yes
Iterday afternoon
Just at noon Alfred Cooley, assist
ant attorney general of the United
States, closed the argument for the
prosecution, with strong arraign-
ment of the former Santa Fe conduc-
tor, and it took the jury just two
hours to find verdict
Judge Parker will sentence the
prisoner later The Maynard bribery
case has lasted eleven days and
has been one of the hardest fought
criminal cases ever heard in the Grim
inal court in this district. The maxi
mum sentence is three years in the
federal penitentiary.
Every phase Of the case has been
fought bitterly and evidence given
during the trial has led to some start
ling developments. Upon motion of
United States District Attorney Da-
vid ]. Leahy the bond of Lon Miller,
the colored porter, which has been
$4,000, was increased to $4,000, and
Miller was placed in Jail ON bench
warrant. This action was the result
of Miller refusing to testify when
placed on the stand. although the
government attorneys had written
statements from him covering the
facts. 1t is believed that his refusing
to testify will give him no excuse for
asking clemency from the court.
1t is the intention of the govern
ment attorneys to continue the prose-
cution of Maynard and others, the
next charge to be taken up being that
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-04-27

of conspiracy In illegally assisting tx
bring Chinese into the United States
United States District Attorney
David Leahy has been on the job ever
since the case came up and has made
strong arguments during the trial
Major Llewellyn, special assistant to
attorney general, has also played an
important part in the prosecution OF
the case Assistant District Attorney
H. W. Clark Of Las Vegas has also
assisted in the prosecution.
Within the last twenty-four hours
important facts have come to light
and the grand jury has been kept
in session and several startling dis
closures are expected within the next
farty-eight hours.
Mrs. Maynard. who is deaf, has been
at the trial, and it was while sitting
in the court room she lost the pillow
containing, it is alleged, $4,000. Off
GERS here refuse to commit them
selves, but it is the general belief
that the amount was much less.
Among others to be tried on the
smuggling charges are Captain Green,
formerly government inspector: Lon
Miller, colored porter, and others.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-04-27
MORE GRAFT BROUGHT
TO LIGHT IN CHICAGO

Chicago, April 27.-State NAttorney
Wayman's Investigation into graft to-
day unearthed scandal in connec-
tion with the leasing of the tempo
rary city hall on Randolph street 1t
is alleged that the city is paying
$4,000 yearly for the building, which
the owners have repeatedly tried to
lease previously for a third of that
sum. It is said that prominent bust.
ness men have tried to hush the mat
ter, but that Wayman persists in a
grand jury probe.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-04-27
HUNDREDS OF CHILDREN sing
OFFICERS TAKE TROLLEY RIDE
THROUGH VAST LEMON AND
ORANGE GROVES.
'uICHI TALKS With EVANS
|BoTH ADMIRALs AGREE THAT
WAR BETWEEN COUNTRIES
is IMPOSSIBLE.

Los Angeles, CAL, April 27.-The
last day of the celebration in honor
of the visit of the Japanese squadron
lin command of Admiral Ijnchi began
today and will last till midnight. At
this morning the admiral and forty
of his officers went for trolley ride
through the lemon and orange groves
of Azusa, where the Japanese were
photographed in every pose as they
plucked the fruit and engaged in the
celebration. Hundreds of school chill
dren gave them welcome by singing
patriotic songs, which especially
pleased the admiral.
The commander Of the japanese
training squadron learned yesterday
while in the Hotel Alexandria that
Rear Admiral Robiey b. Evans was all
so guest at the hotel. The Japan
|ese Admiral Immediately sent his
card to Admiral Evans room. where
he was at once received. The visit
of the two admira1s, which lasted
nearly half an hour, was the occasion
of remarkable discussion of inter
national questions. Including the ques-
tion of war between the United States
and Japan. The two aged officials
are old friends, having met years ago
while Evans was in command of the
Asiatic fleet. The two officers dis
cussed the situation with the utmost
freedom. Admiral Ijichi spoke Eng
lish sufficiently well to carry on the
in that tongue. Both
agreed that war between the United
States and Japan is impossible.
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FRANCIS ]. HENEY
DECLARES He Will
NOT STAND ABUSE
ANOTHER ouTBuRsT OCCURS
DURING TRIAL OF CALHOUN
FOR BRIBERY.
Counsel for. Defense State That He
May BE Cur But He Is Not >
trailing Dog And Asduses Anger.

San francisco. April 27,-'1 MEYER
take notice of the barking of cur
said Francis J. Heney to Lewis BY
rington in the trial of Patrick Cal
houn, president of the United Rail
ways, on the charge of attempted
bribery this morning. Byington is
one of the attorneys for the defense
Il may be cur" replied Bying-
ton, but not a trailing dog"
Judge Lawler interfered. here and
warned the combatants against such
language. Heney, rising to his feet,
said: "I have heretofore notified the
court that do not intend to be as
sailed by any person engaged in this
case. stood it for months when op-
posed by Henry Achs, and so help
me God l will net stand it again.
shall not play baby and appeal to
the court for protection, because 1
conceive it the courts duty to inter-
vene when these attacks are insti-
gated. l serve notice again that my
character must not be assailed until
we come to our arguments to the jury
when you are at liberty to say any
thing you please" The outburst is
the first that has occurred in several
days.
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PLANS TO PRESERVE
WATER POWER SITES

Washington, April 27.-Secretary
Ballinger of the interior department
is determined if possible to prevent
monoropistic or speculative interests
from securing control of water power
sites and has instructed the director
of the geological survey to investigate
such natural resources under the pub
lie domain, outside of the national
forests not included within the with
drawals for reclamation purposes.
The secretary will report the find
ings to congress. with a recommend
ton for legislative action.
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overruIes Motion for Re-TrIal.

Nashville, Tenn, April 27.-Judge
Hart today overruled the motion for
a new trial in the Cooper murder case
and an appeal was taken to the SUI
preme court.
Duncan Cooper and son Robin were
sentenced to twenty years for the
killing of former Senator Carmack.
Both were in the court room, accom-
panied by Mrs. Burch, daughter OF
Colonel Cooper. After the courts de-
cision was made the bond was fixed
as at present.
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Important Suit Begun.

Salt Lake. April 27.-The taking of
testimony in the suit brought by the
federal government to dissolve an al
legged combination between the rail-
roads comprising the Hartman sys-
tenn and other western roads for the
purpose of suppressing competition
west of the Missouri river began to-
day.
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MINERS and OPERATORS
WILL sign AGREEMENT

Scranton, Pa. April 27-An agree
ment between the anthracite mine
owners and workers will be signed at
a meeting to be held in Philadelphia
Thursday. unless plans fail. The Tri-
District convention will meet tomor-
row and it is expected that II viii
ratify the proposition made by the
operators and already ratified by the
committee OF miners. 3' 7f''
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-04-27
Conductors OF MEXICO
NATIONAL TO WALK OUT

Ell Paso, April PA general walk
out of conductors on the National
lines of Mexico has been decided up-
on. according to railroad men run
ming from Ell Paso into Mexico The
management of the National lines
has refused to remove Inspectors.
whose presence IS objected to.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-04-27

pouring in and the Vail gave them
arms, alleging that they we're Tur-
kish soldiers"
Rumored that Abdul is Dead.
London, April ga dispatch from
Constantinople from news agency
says: "Rumors are current in the
Turkish capital that Abdul Hamid is
dead. Troops are said to have taken
him from his palace last night. They
found him unconscious in an inner
room of the harAm'
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speeIaI Grand Jury Ii session.

Ada. Okla, April 27-The special
grand jury ordered by Governor Has
kell to investigate the lynching on
April 18th, of James Miller, Jesse
West. Jos. r. Allen and w. T. Burrell,
held for the murder of A. A. Bobbitt.
the cattleman. began sessions this
morning More than two hundred
witnesses will be heard.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-04-27
Former Representative Dies.

Washington. April 27.-Former Rep
resentative Joseph w. Babcock, Of
Wisconsin, for fourteen years a mem
ber of congress and for many years
chairman of the republican congress
sional committee. died this morning.
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Declare Regular Dividend.

New York, April 27.-The regular
quarterly dividend OF 3-4 per cent
on preferred stock and Y per cent
on common stock was declared today
by the directors of the United States
Steel corporation.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-04-27
ODDFELLOWS Have BIG time
ON NINETIETH ANNIVERSARY

The 90th anniversary of the 1nstl-
tuition of Odd Fellowship in the Unit
ed States was observed in a royal
manner by Las Vegas lodge No. last
night. A most enjoyable entertain
ment was given at o. R. G. hall, to
which all Odd Fellows. Rebekahs and
their families were invited. There
were fully 200 people present and it
was nearly 2 a. m. before they de-
parted for their homes.
A literary program was given dur
ing the early part of the evening,
which was particularly pleasing, af-
ter which there was banquet, which
will always remain in the memory OF
those who had the privilege of seat
ing themselves at the table. If there
was anything good to eat obtainable
which was omitted from the menu, II
has not yet been discovered.
The program was as follows:
Address .... w. A. Givens
Opening ode. with orchestra accom-
panying.
Prayer .I Chaplain
Address Prof. J. s. Hofei
Violin Solo .... Mrs. chas O'MaIley
Selection Male Quartette
Piano Solo. Miss Conrad
Reading Miss Anderson
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w. A. Givens acted as toastmaster
and performed his duties in a highly
creditable manner
Prof. ]. H. Vaughan of the Normal
university faculty, talked ON 'Frater-
nifty" and his address was an excep-
tionally able one. He was the recip-
lent of many congratulations
Col. A. S. Taylor made short talk
on the origin of the order which was
both entertaining ana instructive.
Prof. ]. S. Hofer made an able ad-
dress on Friendship" Love and
Truth" which greatly pleased his lis
teners. Mr. Hofer is an excellent
speaker.
Mrs A. J. Wertz made a short
talk in behalf of the Rebekahs, prais
ing the Odd Fellow order and stating
their appreciation of the welcome
which had been extended them on
this occasion.
The male uuartette which rendered
several enjoyable selections was COM
posed of Messrs. England, Dutt. Guy
and Smith. ssi6
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-04-27
SALUTE ANNOUNCES CHANGE
FORMER HEAD or EMPIRE CON-
vEYED ACROSS BosPHoRus
TO AslATIc TURKEY.
SOLDIERS ARREST OFFICERS
FEAR. THAT PROVINCIAL TROOPS
ARE BEGINNING REVOLT
AGAINST YOUNG TURKS.

Constantinople, April 27.- Moham
med Reschad Effendi was proclaimed
sultan of Turkey at 2:3o this after
noon. Abdul, Hamid II has been de
posed as sultan of the Turkish em
pire His successor is Mohammed
Reschad Effendi, his brother. News
of the deposition of Abdul Hamid and
the selection of his brother to sue
coed him. caused great excitement
throughout Constantinople. Crowds
began to gather in the principal
squares. thoroughfares and around
the imperial palace Yildiz in anticipa-
tion of the proclamation Of the new
sxltan
It is reported here that the sultan.
has been removed from the imperial
palace at Yildiz and conveyed across
the Bosphorus to a point in Asiatic
Turkey.
A salute of 101 guns proclaimed the
fact that Mohammed Resclnad Effendi
was the new sovereign of the Otto
man empire. The written declaration
of the Sheikulislam authorizing the
dethronement of Abdul Hamid reach
ed parliament house at 10 o'clock.
Five minutes later parliament pro-
nounced the deposition of Abdul Ha-
mid and at 1880 O'Clock. forty min
utes after the receipt of the decision
of the head of the church, the nation
al assembly invited Mohammed Res
chad Effendi to ascend the throne.
Mehemmed Effendi was proclaimed
as Mehemmed V. Among the thou
sand arrests under the orders of the
military dictatorship, are Prince Sa-
bah Eddine, nephew of the sultan,
and member of his family.
There was a fresh outbreak of fan
ana, accompanied by looting and
burning. The situation is critical.
Fifty Turkish officers have been ar
rested at Erzeroum by their troops
and sent under guard to Trebizond.
1t is feared that it means the begin
ming of revolt of the provincial
troops against the Young Turk off
GERS.
Account of Massacre.
The following account of the MUIR
ders at Adana has been teIegraphed
by Rev. Hobert Adams Gibbons, a
missionary:
"vilayet Adana has been visite3 in
the last five days by the worst mas
sacre in the history of the district.
Terror is universal and the govern
ment is unable to check the disorders.
Adana has been the storm center.
Last Wednesday morning the Ar
menians began closing their shops.
An Armenian and Turk had been
killed in the night and the corpses
were paraded sthrough their respec-
tive quarters. The sight of the dead
inflamed the people and crowd Of
young Armenians began firing revol-
vers. We went to the telegraph Of
flee to summon the British consul and
while there a mob burst in and killed
two Armenians before us. The Ar
menians went to their qfarters on the
hill and fortified themselves against
the Turks for two days. Adana was
he'll Bazaars were looted and fired.
There was continued shooting and
killing In every part Of the town. Mos
lens from neighboring towns began
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APARrMENT HOUSES NO LEASE

APARTMENT houses to be erected on Taylor
near Geary ON Suffer near Leavenworth. and
already constructed: fine apartment house
near Clay and Larkin SITS For particulars
apply MADISON & BURKE, so Montgomery
street.
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A Pointer -
On HOWtOMake Money

If you have few hundred dollars you can find
an investment today that will yield you an income
Of 500 $500 month right off the reel and the
city grows your income will grow, too, and San
Francisco is growing fast
Now is the time to go into business Look today
under Business Chances" these pages and you
will find the best buys in groceries, saloons,
taurants, delcatessens, bakeries, lodging houses
etc, that this city has to offer. Answer these ads
at once. Investigate them and then when you've
found good location where there are possibilities
for the future-Buy.
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oAkLANp rLArs no LET-Furnl.hea

TO LET-Upper up TO date, sunny fat; fur
nished complete for housekeeping; 1 block to
Key Route. 526 Telegraph av., Oakland.
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ROOMS To LEr-contsnuea

HAlgHT St. 232-Lerge well furnished sunny
.tqons; walking distance; specially suitable for
gentlemen; reasonable. Phone Park 2S7o
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MILL VALLEY HOUSES TO LET

THREE and bath to let. furnished, very
reasonably. by year; lots Of sun, bay view.
porch and shade trees hillside. Address
MRS. NJ. Mill Valley Cal.
$25-5 room cottage with bath. electricity and
sleeping porches; minutes from station
MRS. H. w SNOW, P. o. box 7s3
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BELvEDERE st.. 129- $50. so; rooms and bath;
modern fiat in good condition.
BEULAH St. l23. block from Haight and Stan
yan-Lower fat; rooms and bath, $3.50.
BUCHANAN ST. 1453-MiddIe fat of rooms
and bath to let: rent $50.
BUCHANAN ST.. 135, opp. State NormaI-Up-
per rooms. bath. pantry. laundry: modern;
in every room; perfect condition.
BUSH 1851 mr. Gough-Beauriful room and
bath sunny and light nat, fine renting location.
CASTRO St, 4so-sunny upper fiat, rooms,
bath. yard: open.
CALIFORNIA st. between Larkin and Polk
just completed; swell fats of and rooms
each: handsomely finished: with abundance Of
light and sun.
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RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

small want I'd IN The Cal VII do II
quicker than 6 dozen signs plastered on your
widows ana which spoil. the looks Of your
home besides Pkoze KeaFEy Sc Tor an sd man
h. cali and see you.
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OUT OF TOWN HOUSES TO LET

AT Monte Rio-From August l. room cottage
furnished completely big water carnival on
Russian river. 21st and 22d of August; \
would board and 3 or 4 adults very rea-
sonable. Apply SS7 Capp st.
HOUSE of furnished rooms on corner; sun all
day. 405 Kipllng St. Palo Alto. Cal
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LAGUNA 2030. corner SacrAmento-0ne large
sunny front room. second floor, southwest ex-
posure. with board. for Two persons; also
large room. southern exposure. with small con
Meeting room. for three persons; hot and cold
water delightful permanent home for the
right ones: references exchanged.
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ROOMS AND BOARD oFFERED-con.


BAIGHT St. 1852. opposite Buena Vista park
Front bay window alcove suite. beautifully
furnished and tinted; bath; phone; unexeelled
board: > gents 500
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AAA-
We have installed in our new big downtown
store a larger and more up to date FREE Rent
ing Bureau than ever. Let direct you TO a
new fat, cottage or apartment al reasonable
rent.
We make speciality of new fats. apartments
our services are absolutely FREE to the pub
lie. No obligation to purchase goods is entailed.
LET Us MAIL YOU OUR FREE LISTS.
EAST OF VAN NESS.
Clay St. sunny and room fats, $3.50
TO $3.50.
Clay St: room apartment $25-
Sacramento ST.; 2 rooms, $3.50
Jones ST.; rooms, $3.50
Pacific mr.. Larkin; rooms. SO
Larkin St; nice room fat $25.
Jones st; rooms. SIS.
Pine St; room apartment SO 50.
Jones ST.: new corner fats, $3.50 and $50;
rooms each.
Leavenworth ST.; rooms. sos.
Lesvenwortb. vicinity of Jackson; just com
pleted 5 and rooms $50 TO $40.
Excellent location, Pacific av.: rooms $50.
Sacramento St: upper fat rooms, $3.50
Mason St; room fat, $3.50.
Larkin St; room nat, $35.
jackson St: cor. fats, rms. each. $780, sunny
Leayenworth, vicinity Of Washington; swell
new room apartments, SO.
Washington st; upper room fat, $40.
Lesvenworth. vicinity Sacramento; ; r; $40 80
New fats on jackson st; select neighborhood;
s and room fats. S45 TO $50.
Clay st: new room fat, $50.
Iarkin St; 4 rooms, $50.
Pacific ay.: rooms. SIS.
Pine St: nice room fat. $50.
Sacramento st. vicinity of Jones. $50.
Something swell, select neighborhood; new 6
room fat, finished throughout in weathered oak
bedrooms white enamel; running water; see
these; $3.50
one block from Fairmont hotel; corner fat of
6 sunny rooms burnt wood effect; modern in
every respect.
view, overlooking city; yerandas and large
lawns; nothing to equal these fats in the city
for the rent; $50.
Downtown; new room apartments; rooms
large and sunny; short distance from Powell
and Market SITS; $3.50 to $50.
SELECT FLATS IN WESTERN ADDITION.
Suffer St; new 4 and apartments
steam heat; garbage chute; janitor service;
500. so to $3.50
Central av.; rooms. $3.50
Post St: sunny room fat; excellent loca-
ton for subletting; s45.
Post St; sunny room nat, large rooms; run
ming water; only $47.50.
Lyon ST.; 4 rooms, 500: lower.
Sacramento ST.; 4 rooms. $3.50: upper.
Pacific av.; rooms. middle. S25
Suffer St. vicinity of Buchanan 4 rooms, SIS.
Pacific aY. rooms. lower fat, S25.
Page ST, downtown: rooms. S35; good.
Devisadero st. mr.. Hayes; rooms. $50.
Fillmore ST: excellent location; rms, S3I so.
Eddy st nr. Pierce; rooms. S35.
Apply HARRY 7. MOORE FURNITURE CO.,
FREE RENTING BUREAU,
40 to 50 0'Farrell ST. near Market.
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Are you looking for nat, an apartment,
or A house7
You can get just what you are looking for
at the rent you want TO pay and in just the
location yon want.
Our big free renting bureau is at your service
absolutely free.
We don't ask you to buy anything.
We are glad to give you the list
Every vacant fat In San Francisco. just for
the asking.
M inform q tion over fhA phone
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A few of the fats to rent by
SHAINwALD, BUCKBEE CO.
% Montgomery st. Tel. Douglas Al
$20-110s-10 Lake st. nr. 10Th ay.. sunny modern
fats, rooms and bath each; entirely rem
500 S3o-1oso Union mr.. Hyde: 4 fats of rooms
and bath each. Just completed.
$50. J0-463S California st. mr.. Sth av.; modern
fat of rooms and bath, in two fat build
ing very desirable
$50. 90 S40-1763-9 Hyde St corner Vallejo: 3
modern marine view fats, hard
wood floors.
S35-13T2 Haight ST. mr. Masonic av.: modern
sunny upper fat of rooms and bath.
S40--1S45 Leayenworth ST. bet. Vallejo and
Green: middle fat of rooms and bath;
just completed. hot water service
S45- S50-2S67 Sacramento ST. mr.. Devisadero:
sunny apartments of and bath !;
ready for occupancy.
S37. so S60-SE. Sacramento and Cherry SITS. !:
modern fats of 4 and rooms and bath !;
Just completed; in desirable location.
$50 S60-SW. cor. Green and Leavenworth SITS !:
sunny marine view fats OF and Z rooms
and bath: just completed.
Get a copy of our complete printed list.
SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE CO..
% Montgomery st. Tel. Douglas Ar
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IoDGERooM FOR RENT

oRPHEUS and Apollo halls, Musicians build
ing 6S Haight st.-yery desirable lodge rooms
rent reasonable 0rpheus hall vacant Tues
tlav and Thursday nights; Apollo hall vacant
.rrinSIdar- and Friday nights