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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
EIGHT INDICTED FOR FRAUD
Federal Grand Jury Finds True Bills
in Indian Land Probe.
THURsToN COUNTY MEN IN NET
Former supsrintendent Of Agency ana
His Clerk Also Informed Against
by Inquiaitosial BODY whose
Lahozs Are at an End.

Eight men have been Indicted by the fed
erai grand turS Cor land frauds against
the Omaha indians IN Thurston county. OF
these. six ars huEstOR county residents
and the other two were formerly Indian
agency Officials
The men inaIeted are Harry L. Keefe
merchant: Watler 7. Diddoek. lawyer;
Emmett ". Rdsaitsr. VIII Estin. James J.
Orr. Ernest p. Kelley, all OF WalthilI; John
N. Commons fOfatser superintendent OF the
Omaha Indian agency. hut now clerk in
the Indian agency office at Dulce, N. NJ,
and Frank COddington OF Decatur, clerk
in Commons office while the latter was
superintendent Commons was relieved
from his office superintendent OF the
Omaha Indian agency in OctBber. 1909.
The indictments charge the defendants
with conspiracy in inducing the Omaha
Indians TO enter into fraudulent contracts
for deeds whereby it was soughE TO obtain
possession OF the lands after the Indians
had secured their patents uponSthe explra-
tiou fthe government trusteeship OF TWEEN
ty-five years. This trusteeship terminated
last July.
The Indians were induced to enter into
these contracts and sign the deeds for a
nominal figure per acre while the lands
were still held IN trust for them by the
government.
Indians Deemed Deeds OaIy Leases.
Specific instances We're shown in the
hearing before tine federal grand jury where
Indians were induced to contract for the
sale Of their lands at an extremely low
figure and the speculator Immediately
transferred the contract to a third party
for over double the price paid or agreed to
be paid to ten Indian. In other instances.
the Indians were made to believe that they
were simply signing lease, only to find
later that 70 was q deed and that they had
given away their land for mere pittance.
Only recently have the patents been re-
ceived by the Indians for the lands and
they discovered upon filing their patents
that deeds were already filed purporting 70
have been signed by them a year or more
ago an dthat the holders OF the deeds had
a seemingly undisputed title to the lands,
in some instances this was to the home
property OF the Indians, as well az TO much
OF their personal property.
The Department OF Justice has purposely
liimted the investigation into these cases
at this time owing to the press Of other
matters
Other Reservations Next.
| The investigations are to be continued.
however. relentlessly. ard the present is
but the beginning OF the inquiry into these
practices. not alone on the Omaha Indian
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
BRYAN VISITS WHITE HOUSE
Commoner Calls on Taft and Appears
Before Committee.
FORGETs TO TALK ON TARIFF
Long Conference with President, He
Says, WAS Purely Social
FavOrs Postal savings
Bank.

WASHINGTON. April 1s.-wHliam Jen-
rings Bryan and President Taft spent more
than an hour eioseted together at the
White House late today. The two great
travellers exchanged remiuiscences, il is
said, and each commented upon how well
the other was looking. The president
rather, intimated that being beaten at thy
polls did not seem to be such bad thiuM
for ones health and happiness after all.
The oall was purely a social one said
Glr. Bryan, as he left the executive Of
fices.
did you discuss the tariff bHIs" .<as
asked
NO" smiled the NebrasRan. I'VE forgot
all about it,"
'or politicsg'
'No. that did not occur to us either &"
Both the president and Mr.. Bryan
seemed to have enjoyed the quiet chat In
the executive chamber. Mr.. Bryan walked
IN democrats fashion to the White House.
He was received with the usual courtesy
By the attaches and was shown without a
moments delay into the presidents Of
fioes. Mr.. Bryan Ieft at 7:55 tonight for
Lincoln. Neb..
FRyors Postal Savings.
During his visit to the capitol Mr. Bryan
met a number Of the democrats in the
minority room and to them he expressed
his views on the pending legislation, es-
Deoially the postal savings bank and rail-
road bills. Mr.. Bryan advanced his opinion
that the democrats OF the house should
vote for the postal savings bank, because
in his view It invited the surest method
OF bringing about the guarantee feature
for deposits.
While believing there were some good
features in the pending railroad bill. es-
pecially those providing for government
supervision OF the issuance OF stocks and
bonds, Mr.. Bryan advised his democratic
friends to defeat the measure because he
thought its bad features outweighed its
desirable provisions.
Among those who attended the confer
enoe were Minority Leader Clark OF MIS-
souri,, James James of eKntucky. Bartlett
OF Georgia. Rucker of Colorado Underwood
OF Alabama. Cox Of Ohio and Hughes OF
New Jersey.
Goes Before Committee.
At a hearing before the house committee
on insular affairs. Mr. Bryan pictured
Porto Rico as place Of beauty and pic
turesque magnificance. but an Island with
burdens which the United States should
help to relieve.
He declared Porto Rico was the key BY
which we are to unlock South America. o
and that South America offered a golden
opportunity for the immigrant He pre-
dictsd that IN half a century the popuia-
ton in South America would be increased
3 100000 to OOO0.OOo
He pointed out that the United states
was reaching the point where there was
left little idle land or free land TO offer
CONTINUED on second Page5
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
Another Drop
in Hog Market
Chicago Prices Dollar Lower Than
Two Days Ago Because of
Heavy Receipts.

CHICAGO, April 1s.-Recent heavy ar
rivals OF hogs are reflected in a decline
in prices Of 81 in the last two days.
A few weeks ago hogs sold at the high
est since the civil war, thus attracting
heavy shipments. in view Of which the
present reaction is not considered remark
able.
Salt pork on the Board Of Trade recently
underwent a decline OF about So. but the
market steadied today on buying by pack
ers VINO were able to purchase the cured
product on a basis OF 81 cents a pound.
compared with . cents for the live article.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
Methods of Elgin
Butter Board Are
Coming to Light
Chicago Dealers Say Price Fixing
Committee is Packed with
Clerks and Employees.

CHICAGO. April 19.-Chicago butter deal
ers declared today an Investigation OF the
conditions under which the Elgin butter
board fixes prices has been started with a
view to presenting the evidence to the
United States district attorney.
At the meeting in Elgin yesterday it is
declared by Chicago men, the Eigin board
fixed the weekly price at % cents out
voting the 'Chteagoans by packing" the
meeting with clerks and otlIfr employees.
7. e. Purcell. a Chicago dealer who was
In Eigin, said;
"The Eigfn cUInnfttee. rs s rule, Eiske4
the price without q singie sale. ana we
have to suffer from II for the rest OF the
week.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
HEART BLOW KILLS PUGILIST
PhiIadesDhi@ COIOred Pug sueeumbs
TO Punch in Jack O'Brien's
pInce.

PHILADELPHIA. April 19.-Frank Cole,
a lightweight negro pugilist OF this city,
died in hospital today from injuries re-
ceived last night in a boxing bout with
staley Rodgers at the boxing club man
aged by Jack O'Brien. Rodgers was
held without bail to await the action OF
the coroner. The referee and several wit
nesses were also held. Cole. In the third
round. received a solar plexus blow which
sent him to the mat, his head striking
with terrific force.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
SIOUX en- OFFICIAL is DEAD
AdOIph Hermann, Member of Police
and Fire Board, IL Victim of
Heart Trouble.

SIOUX CITY. Iowa, April 1s-(special
Telegram)-G to bed last night appar-
emily IN perfect health, Adolph Hermann.
for many years alderman and later mem
Der OF the police and fire board, died sud
denly OF heart disease early this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

The Census Man Is Counting Now.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

Continued on Second Pase.)
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20

For Nebraska pair and warmer
For Iowa Fair and warmsr
For weather report see Page 9.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-20
other Reservations Next.

The Investigations are to be continued.
however. relentleEsly. and the present Is
but the beginning OF the inquiry into these
practices, not alone on the Omaha Indian
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

CREEK TRACTS from 1 acre I'D. on
the banks of San Miguel reservoir, .already in
alfalfa producing crops per season, which pay
$40 per acre per year; Is now planted in wal
nuts; will be cared for for years and turned
over to purchaser as perpetual income prop
erty. at which time the walnut grove will be
worth $4,000 per acre; this land has been ex-
ported by Professors Hilgard and Loughridgs Of
the state university ofaCalifornia, whose report
Oakland and Antioch electric railroad which is
now under construction, will be only 35 min
utes from Oakland in one of CALIFORNIA; most
delightful climates: on very easy terms; fifth
cash. balance years to suit purchaser For
particulars apply at 903 First National Bank
building, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
REDWOOD CITY HEAL ESTATE

RARE barSain-ArtiStic klinket brick house.
rooms. bath. electricity. gas; story barn. 2OV
40 lot 50x1ST: price. s., ,5Q0 place couldn't he
duplicated for less than 4.S00; owner obliged
to go cast. For sale BY owner, A. MEIER,
Finger av.. Wellesley Park. For further par
tieulsrs. +. NJ. LORENZ 1J50 Filbert ST., san
Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13

MOST PRODUCTIVE LAND IN THE WORLD
We have sold $3.50. 600 worth of our Roberts
island tract of vegetable land in small tracts
since June 1. IL You are thinking OF buying land
either to farm or investment-hadn't Z
you better ask about 1t? Telephone Kearny
2I67, C6767.
A.sE. PATTEN LAND COMPANY,
sol First National Bank Building,
San Francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
MONEY TO LOAN


AA-STRICTLY confidential loans on furniture.
pianos, warehouse receipts security of any
2 kind; loans be repaid in easy weekly.
monthly or yearly payments; we will arrange
the loan to suit you, be repaid when
ever you desire; we give. you the full amount
asked for; there advanced charges of
any kind; if you owe another broker or bills of
any Kind we will pay them for You and give
number; we can make you better rates and
terms than any one in the city: IL will pay
you to call and Investigate: ILLINOIS Fl
NANCE CO.. formerly Illinois Trust Co., 1916
e s445; ss s2s2a aa' Oi0'A from fiim0fe' TEL west
AAAA-wE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED
PEOPLE PEOPLE w WITHOUT SECURITY; business
nothing taken out II in 'a ADVANCE; no red tape
methods here; you are charged ONLY for the
hRe the get fII u.s.
S25.00-Repay $6.65 month, s1.65 weekly.
0,ooo-Repay $500 GO month month $500 weekly weekly
S75.00-Repay 500 90 month. $500 weekly.
THE ROYAL INV. Co. $50 PHELAN BLDG.
THIS IS OUR BUSINESS
oses os wbout sS to soe to
dorser; no PIP publicity your friends relatives or
plYsst HIE WE H wSNr RsssT s0Y IS Your PLAIN NOTE
GREAT NORTHERN LOAN CO., SIC Phelan
bldg. eth aoor Office open until p. m. Mon
WILL LOAN you MONEY on FURNITURE.
clOENIlAL; HONESJ AND SQUAHE DEAL
CALL, WRITE Oh PHONE.
s5I.s PAoaFI0 BLDG aTH m AND MARKET
PHoNEs-DOUG 1885, HOME J1741.
Oakland offce-51s First National Bank bldg.
MONEY loaned on furniture, pianos and other se-
eurity; lowest rates; most favorable terms in
the city; see others, then see me and be con-
spsss $50 T oan maTssi 6 EcsaS ss
W. MILLER. 5000 18th ST.. southwest corner
Mission. room 35.
SALARY LoANs-sALARY LOANS
SALARY LOANS-SALARY LOANS.
Just On Your Plain Note
No indorser no security; cheapest rates: posi-
WESTERN LOAN CO.. 4os Cali bldg. Office
open till p. NJ Monday and Saturday until g.
ALL DEALINGS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
SALARY LOANS, mortgages, warehouse re-
ceipts other propositions; loans policies
WITHOUT DELAY; your promise our security;
payments arranged to suit STANDARD LOAN
Co, S23 Monadnock bldg. Market below 3d.
MONEY loaned salaried people, women keeping
trading here. Offices. ia CO principal cities
cisco. and room O. 4so 18th St. Oakland
LIFE INSURANCE
Wage Earners' Investment and Lean Company.
443 Pine ST.
sALARIED PERSONS, TEACHERS. WAGE
FARMERS AND OTHERS with RENTAL or
Ea;9 EdxED incomes can obtain loans Without pub
Phone Douglas s244
BALDWIN JEwELRY CO.,
Gold and Silver Smiths.
1888 Kearny st.
LOAN DEPARTMENT.
| SALARY LOANS-Ladies and gentlemen without
security; notes and commercial paper bought.
a1s Merchants Ex bldg; phone Douglas 1411.
| AAA-wage earners either men or women, can
make loan in strictest confidence at the Hm-
ployes' Credit Co.. room 424. Monadnock bldg.
| AAA-SALARIED men and women accommodated
without delay publicity. Home Credit and
| Investment Co.. 321 Phelan bldg, third hooF.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13

SEALED bids viii be received at the office Of
the Secretary OF Regents University OF Cali
fornia. Berkeley, at or before 9:30 A. M Tues
day, August 16. 1910. for (1) excavation and
concrete for the new Agriculture Han at
Berkeley, per plans and specifications on
file at said office.
Separate bids are invited also for (2) gran
lite work.
Separate bids are invited also for (3) struc-
tural steel
Separate bids are invited also for C4) steel
erection.
No bids will be received unless accompanied
by a certified check or bond in favor Of the
undersigned. equal to 10 per cent Of the bid,
TO secure execution Of contract by successful
bidder The right TO reject any or all bids Is
reserved.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
LEGAL NOTICES


THE undersigned having bought the grocery bus
mess conducted at DIST and Douglass streets
from WILLIAM BECKMAN, all bills against
the said business must be presented to the
above address on or before Monday, Aug. Is,
CITY REAL ESTATE
and payable at S25 per month-2 elegant
new flats of and rms. and bath; large
lot; near 9Th av. and Lake St; rents
$50. KANE 6 Co. 215 Montgomery ST.
FORECLOSURE snap-on California. onlv .
blocks from the Fairmont; 5 elegant hats
of Z and s rooms; lust consp!t,.d ~ a
cost Of $4,000; owner must sell at once
and wants offer; rents 81. $50. KANE &
80 o CO, 215 Montgomery st.
@5,ouV-MOrISaSe OF $1,UrJ niaE remain. fine
fats OF rooms and bath: strictly mod
ern and up to date; built years; all
rented pays sos per month: fremont
215 Montgomery st.
SEE THIS SUNDAY
$500 UPWARD.
81 DOWN, 81 MONTH.
Also Homes on Monthly Payments
FAIRVIEW TERRACE,
20th St and CSrbett av, in the center Of
Water Water pipe Piped to every lot; taxes free; Nc
L. E. HACKETT, Selling Agent.
man av. Mission st. car No. IL. direct from
YOUR ONE BEST BuYl
REFEREES SALE.
NORTH SIDE MISSION. 90 FT. WEST OF
NEW MONTGOMERY (PALACE HOTEL
oVHR sioS o. oNLY ~ 900 sS fa BID "1HTM NRW
BIDS, BIDS WILL ,,r BE RECEIVED IN SUPERIOR
GR9KT G99KT nERT JTPGE 4 MoGAN 7o+ 70.
SITS. MONDAY, AUG. Is, 10 A. NJ FOR
FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY To DAN
TEL A. RYAN. ATTORNEY. 1901 HUM
BOLDT BANK BLDG.
FOR saIe-Something new In Oats: new designs.
new style on finish: separate entrances; finest
location in Western addition; overlooking rec
st. See d. B. HALLETT. On premises. 1 =
$50 down. $50 month without interest; new,
scsted; price 1925. including 25xio0 It. lot:
70 Sd and Mission SITS: take car marSed Ocean
sEyEss eT On ns"s Sqesrsr9 9s, St s.ks.t'w
81, ,5oo-Cash. balance at per cent per annum
and payable at SO per month: elegant new
flats OF and 6 rooms and bath; large, lot
near 9Th aad Lake ST.; rent $50. KANE
& CO.. 215 Montgomery st.
McENERNEY SUITS AT ssSs
2os Balboa building.
MARKET AND I'D SITS.
$40 500-Must be sold; good bargain: one third
less the actual cost: new. up to date, sunny
residence. Ne cor. Hyde and Filbert; lot 47:6x
59:6. See Owner bet 10 a. m. and .. m.
NO money required; I win build your home II
your lot Is part paid ID. H0ULE. builder, $50
Market St. room 21s; hours. II to 2
So. 200 cash-Two room fats: up to date: 1s9-
191 Alpine st. near 18th; $500 bank mort
gage.
BARGAIN-S1,500c cash. balance terms to suit;
two new and room fats. with garage;
owner on premises. 167 10th av. near Lake.
FOR sale-S fats, easy terms; owner on prem
ises- 676 9th av-. Richmond district.
BARGAINS. 900 cash: room fats; AS 10th
HAVE Standard Title Insurance Company Mills
bldg. insure YOUR title: time and money
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
INVESTMENTS


OIL. OIL OIL. OIL. OIL. OIL.
Are you interested in oil?
Do you want to be?
Do you want TO get in right?
Do you want to make some money!
Look up location of property.
Ask any who knows The more he knows
the more he will recommend property.
Our company owns 120 acres.
It's the finest tract of patented land In Cali
forna
We pay royalties.
1t has flowing wells from 1,20o barrels to
40. 900 barrels on sides of it, and pumping
wells the fourth side.
Our property is pronounced as being absolutely
in the richest belt and every foot proven by
U. S. Geological Report No. 406.
Look up our location in S. E. quarter. Sec. 81,
TIP. 81 S. Range "a, East Kern County.
We are in the very center of the wonderful
Midway
We guarantee not to assess you.
This is Square Company, with square people
in it.
You always have our Guarantee of a
Square Deal
Stock now only 25c per share-1 share or
10000. difference
Every one treated alike
All stock is equal all common, no preferred
Address all inquiries and make all payments
direct TO
GUARANTEE OIL CO.,
JOHN PROMBERGER, Fiscal Agent,
403-404 Metropolis Bank bldg
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

SEALED bids will be received at the office Of
d. II. BURNHAM & Co.. 1925 Merchants Ex-
change Building, San Francisco, at or before
p. m, FRIDAY. August 10, 1910. for a
building to be built by the Regents Of the
University of California for Blake, Mofftt &
Towne, First ST., near Market. San Fran
cisco, as per plans and specifications. which
may be inspected at the office of the Archi-
tects. d. II. Burnham & Company
Proposals should be made upon proposal
blanks obtainable from the above Architects
Bids will be received for the contract as a
whole and also for separate contracts FOR sep
arate parts Of the work.
No bids will be received unless accompanied
by a certified check or bond in favor of the
undersigned. equal to 10 per cent of the bid
TO secure execution of contract by successful
bidder. The right to reject any or all bids
is reserved.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13

$3.50 CASH
VIII put you in possession OF acres OF the
prettiest, best and richest berry. vegetable and
poultry land in Alameda county; these little
farms are gems and we are proud Of them. and
so is everybody who them: the choicest
won't last long; buy and get your pick;
acres Will provide you With good living the
balance of your days.
RICH VALLEY LAND co.. $50 sgtter st.
$5.600-0NLY-S5. 800
For 10 of good land. spring water house
stable and outbuildinss. family orchard 100 wal
nut trees, 16 head Of cows. 2 horses hogs
chickens and farming implements; everything
complete: near Walnut Greek; reason for selling
death in family Apply TO J. NJ STOW & son.
room $40. First National Bank building, Oak
land.
1S0O stock ranch and farm; near Uklah
Mendocino Co.: 300 acres farming land will
grow alfalfa. balance place low rolling hills:
running streams. water; good improvements;
Only one mile to 2. r. price $4,000: terms
$500 acre stock ranch. Alendocino CO.; all
under good fence; running streams; wafer; fine
cattle or hay ranch; price $5 per acre.
McFAUL-EDWARDS CO.. 25T California St
FREE EXCURSION TO MODESTO SUNDAY
Call for tickets before Saturday noon. Tickets
good for week. DIxS0N. room Is, a57
Broadway, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL SATURDAY AUGUST 1s 1910
AUToMonrLE sUppLrEs

L. ii. B. /. BILL. SAB Golden Gate av.-
Headquarters for Solar lamps lvesta batteries,
Panbard oil. Diamond chains and parts
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
BUHLINeA,IE REAI. EsrATE

BEAUIIfUL hUMk SIZES
Visit the beautiful Burlineame hill country
the nest beautiful within reach OF the city.
far surprising the cross bay localities. trans
fer to the San Mateo electric car at 5th and
Market-you always get a seat-aDd get OF az
EASTON station. or take the Southern Pacific
at Third and Townsend. Here IS the finest
urban home site the peninsula EAST0N
ADDITIONS TO BURLINGA9fE: beautiful
shaded paths, ccOl On the hottest days; all i'm
proyements, cement sidewalks. streets. sewers.
water. light and telephone are tnstalleds tbs
homes will appeal to you; large lots easy
terms; exceIIc1t anS fast train service. twics
fast as to cross bay points. For particulars
about EASTON address F. y. RODG ERS. MILLS
RVIIDING SAN FRANCISCO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13

THE undersigned having bought the grocery bus
mess conducted at 21st and Douglass streets
from WILLIAM BECKMAN, all bills against
the said business must be presented to the
above address on or before Monday. Aug. Is,
1910. FRED RENWANZ.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
oAKLAND REAI. EsrATE

NEAR BANNERS HOTEIe-Lot 4ux12S; hne
place for residence. apartments dats:
more land if desired: great snap; offer
wanted owner anxious to sell; will double
in value in a year.
$11. .00O-Beautiful home near the lake; large
rooms: sleeping porches; modern in every
detail; lot 5Ox12j; will accept terms
t6T4S)
$3,5O0-9th and Jackson: rooms: big snap.
right in the heart Of the city; sunny side
OF street; nonresident owner. anxious TO
sell at a sacrifice (6604l
S2,0O0-2Ith ST; cottage OF 5 rooms; between
San Pablo and Grove St: fine wide
thOrOughfare; could be converted into fats
at small cost; rents now for SIS a month.
S400 down-Baance like rent: modern room
cottage; beam ceiling; paneled dining
room; nice basement; lot S0x95: 40th.
between Grove aud Telegraph price
2,SJ0. (6T4Sl
$50 dOwn-New. modern. room cottage; Just
completed; large front porch. reception
hall. paneled dining room. heamed cell
ings; magnificent mantel buffers pan
try expensive fixtures; nice location: fine
view; I block to cariine; easy monthly
payments.
Money to loan at 6 70 : per cent.
GEO. W. AUSTIN. 101S Broadway, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
OAKLAND COTTAGES TO LET
uFFICEs AND STORES TO LET

% ROOM cottage; garden. fruit trees; > minute;
to key Route; SIS per month. 1853 attn ST
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13

DELICATESSEN AND DINING Ro0M-Splendd
paying business, employing s in help; II 100.
Sec DooLEl & CO., ROOM 110, 7S7 MARKET
ST. COR. 4rH
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13

GROCERN-CORNER: fine location with living
rooms: rent only SO month: investigate; $3.50
See D0OLEY & CO., ROOM 1I0, 7S7 MARKET
ST COR 4TH.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13
BUSINESS CHANCES

loca tion in the business dis
paying business, employing in help; $l,10o.
See D0OLEY & CO., ROOM 110, 7S7 MARKET
ST. COR 4TH
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13

II your business is OF such nature that it
keeps sou our al day. you viii need Office
address for mail and stationery. some one to
make appointments for you. either by phone
or Win personal callers. You viii need
Stenocraphers services and some one 10 at
tend o. the office end OF your business IN
general. We are prepared 10 accommodate
Vou. 81 monthly. NATIONAL. OFFICE
SERVICE CO.. SO Nonadnoek bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-13

GROCERY, NOTIONS. CANDY. LUNCH PLACE,
WITH liquors. fine location: near school; cheap
at $500. See D0OLEY & CO., ROOM 10, TS7
MARKET ST. COR. 4TH
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17

The Egyptians we're eOnversant with
the art OF landscape gardening. though
they had TO contend with the fairness
Of the land Water. however. as an
adjunct was often called into play, for
there was the inexhaustible Nile. We
hare three plans Of their gardens. as
the one found I'm the tomb Of Aeryieat
Tell Ell Amaron, which gives Us the
perfect idea Of how q grand garden
was laid ont We have. too, pictures
Of Egyptians reclining On chairs and
fishing In these artificial lakes