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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04
AME RICAN TENOR
WINS LONDONERS

T.oNpoN Samrday.-A Kentucky tenor
Mr.. Ricardo Martin. made hi, debut IN
opera a. Covcnt Garden recently. More
than that. he made London music lovers
sit up and take admitting notice.
His appearance had been awaited with
considerable interest. az glowing reports OF
his marvellous voice bad come across from
New York They had not been too highly
colorcd. as an In the audience rcS-
lied that they were listening 90 one OF
the worlds great singers H,s full. ricn.
mellow voice sVcllcd To- the furthcst cor
ners ~ tho house, while Dee took and held
the high notes wiki an case that was as
remarkable as it was fascinating.
Aforementioned Triumph.
After the first song There was moe
n,ents hush as though thc audience could
hardly realize the greatness OF the artist.
Thcn came a roar OF applause. repeated
and long drawn out Ei.c1rdp Martin had
achieved au unique TONED triumph TIE
has mounted the pedestal at one bound.
comp,ris0ns are unpleasant but IL was
only natural Tor those who heard him 90
compare him with signor Caruso. Tie was
almost unanimously acclaimed that sins
cr's equal 81 not his superior ln addition
10 "a splendid voice 49, Martin also has %
his favor yoath. good LOOKS. an easy stage
presence and talent iu acting
Tho op.ra was MADAME Butterfly
oai.h Uas "a fFtla uUi. rtI.ut', ta tnt
,tcnar part gave 80 Lt'h sH' 'pi'.
tuniN He made tha moss 'I i' we
| Tho utlr r-le was d.lF.t.u.H Hs .y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04
PIECE OF GRASS
NEARLY KILLS BOY
British Noungster Swallows Weed and
It Keeps Oh Growing in
His System.

Lu>poN. ~aturl1y.-At las' here 's some-
tliu. for American boss and treir parents
q, think about. The case Is reported In the
British journal of Nursin-.
Tom was nibbunp piece OF grass as
many boys do. when a schoolmate slapped
him ou the back. THE grass disappeared.
For nine day- BITS temperature was beyond
,ot degrees. The doctor. while treating him
for the effects OF the grass. treated him
also for pneumonia.
There was a decided spot on his LEFT
lung. open air treatment was ordered.
specialist who was called held he was SUI
fering from consumption. From robust
boy he became almost a human skeleton
and lowered between life and death. All
sorts OF remedies we're used His first
walk was taken nearly dfteen weeks after
he had swallowed the grass. The seven
,septh week he was taken TO London TO
see A noted specialist. He became III on
the car platform and was relieved OF the
niece Of grass which started Tire trouble
four months before
Tho niece Of grass was shown TO nave
Kent ON growIu ing after having been sWal-
loved Now the specimen reposes In the
museum of a London hospital SOW
Tom Will prepare Cor Saudhui-t. heaIul'r
than ever before In his lte. as iIoHpie-
some throat weakness disappeared during
his treatment ITS parents say lhal tne
piece OF grass cost them more than WV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04
RULE Of ORATORY
FOR THE BRITON
ConciseneSS and Speeches OF one
Minute the Law of an Ora
torical Teacher

t.,,pn>. SATURDAY Public speakers
.srross the water certainly win NOT approve
a.. assertions OF Nj Grenvuc ki.iser.
7i....ro- of me Pualir speaking 'lH" OF
.-,,ri., who has arrived Boz London 20
establish branches TO teach Engl shren
20 crate. M. klelser. who Is a Canadian
stated .-
eve iu America do NOT use the "ori
.,,ator because much old time oratory was
,ls. old dime acting and didn't need ans
extensive gardening. so 20 speak WHAT
We need Is not more public speakers hui
better. In the past America has been
euent without polish. without attention 10
grammar or pronunciation The conditions
NJ the host speaking are that the speaker
sho.id know what he is talking about
.,h,, no should stop talking before he
s,ops thinking and thai he should be clear
and concise.
"stap- Is -ternly discouraged. Certain
s.c,sotyped phrases are barred. Thus we
,.i,,, with alarm IS anathema, as also is
81, ,rs lass analysts We don't encourage
,,, man who points with pride invari-
,,,.. p,ipting 90 himself. We aim at con-
.i.,ios For Instance. recently We had
closing dinner o.. she Hotel Aston We had
te,clty speaker. VINO occupiti just Sc T.
%, minutes. n one exceeded the allotted
a., t..,t. r, -rls ruur down with thc he'll
MANY Americans here laugh With JOY 90
mink what the result 7f this rule would he
10 enforced a-aInst members OF Congiess
ana of the British Parliament
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MeSsrS. Christie Surprise Crit
les by Offering Collections
of Scottish Amateurs.
EXPECT TO ESTABLISH
NEW RECORD FOR DAY
fsPEciAb DyspATcH.l


LONDON. Saturday.
THERE has Just been sprung great
sur-prisc on art critics In London by
an announcement made by Messrs
Christie. of King street. ST James. OF
a sale OF Barbizon and nineteenth century
Dutch paintings that should go far TO
rival the Day collection records.
The sale In question takes place on June
and comprises the collections OF three
not able Scottish amateurs, who have all
died recently. and many OF whose best
canvases. purchased direct from the ar
lists. as were most OF Lord Chief Justice
Days gems. are known to all art lovers.
through the medium OF one or another OF
the recent civic and private exhibitions to
which their late owners lent them. These
three collections, numbering only one hun
dred and thirty-one paintings between
them. should, on the basis OF the recent
prices paid for similar paintings at the
y.rkes sale In New York, 10 far toward
CREATING the one day record Of the present
sesson-
The nrst OF this trio OF sootsmen Ia Mr.
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KING GEORGE MAY
TAKE UP YACHTING

LONipNt ShAAAudes
~ yHEREAS King Edward and Queen
W Alexandra had become closely identi.
w fled with their people Tor many years
during the reign OIL queen victoria
King George and queen Mary have not
had anything Ike the same opportunities
OF becoming known to the public ~
reason OF their naturally retiring d'sposi-
ton ana, the constant activity OF the late
king.
King George. ike his father. is a good
sportsman. though he Identified himself
little with horse racins OF yachting, two
Of his fathers greatest hobbies. but II 'S
confidently anticipated mat IN both tnese
sports His Majesty will follow IN his
fathers footsteps. Re succeeds TO the
Vholo Of King i-dWaui's racing stud, ana
there h no doubt. 50 anxious has ne az
.rral,. SHOWN i..a-cil o. uc' utr ms ,Irfgi JOS
10 the welfare col ul~ country u0tn ~uciau>
and in the Interests Of trade and conf
merce. that he VIII DO every thus in ni'
power, aided by his clever COMFORT. 20 pro-
mote the welfare O; his subjects.
MIN thc sun uv - "a .taI sIot, being
rcckoned one OF the foui best shots In tuu
kingdom The STEADY hand and eye re-
quired for thus tell their own tale ot Its
regular habits and quiet lte 0uootinG
parttes win lose nothing under his RUE.
Queen MarN's character Will MAKE gfeai
change, in tho small ana htsy WCrid which
stamps itself a. society. Money is no pass
p5rt To her favor. sac iS U1 l.aIiiSh gem
uewoman. and demands that the people
about nor shall be gendepeopie'
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KINGS DEATH WON'T
MAR HORSE SHOW
More Than Three Thousand Entries
Already for international Exhibition
and the List Still Is Growing.
trxcraL p,srArcw.l

LONDON, Saturday
-Hp entries for tfre international Horse
SHOW. which, ss announced In ths
] papers a week ago, had already
reached a record, are sim growing ana
It Is now stated that they exceed three
thousand. Nor Is this the Anal total either.
az moro than n week Is to elap<se before
the date OF closing.
Tho full number OF entries for the
officers Jumping events has not been
compiled: but so far II is known that the
International representation VIII Include
1Cs English officers twenty-five French.
several Belgian and Spanish officers as
well as teams of three from Russia NOT
way, Sweden and Greece. This IL the nrst
time that RUSSIA. Sweden, Norway ana
areece have sent representative TO
show in this country. and In the case OF
Ruxs,a A. may be mentioned that the team
Will be the psck OF the famous Cose ack
school at 81. Petersburg, the Bcoie de
Cavaier1o.
Among the departure. made In tbe pro-
xramme for this year none hrs proved
more popular than the class for mounted
police ofSccrs-
From nfsscn TO twenty road cceches vii
compete In she Marathon from Bushes
Park 10 olympia. and a similar number In
the coaching Corinthian for private teams
II n not expected thst the army order
for morrninx. which expires on June Il
will interfere With the appearance of the
British ofrscers who had entered for the
King Edward. Duke Of connaught and
other cups. This expectation is supported
by the request sent by King George to
Lord Lousdaie that the death OF kins
Onward should not interfere with this
show.
No royalty. o. course, will attend, ano
as q mark OF mourning It % intended thai
the royal box NJ Olympia shall Ire draped
In purple and black and kept entirel,
closed. with this exception, the decora
tive scheme, costing In all 10000 dso,ocn)
win be carried out az previously arranged
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lsrEcIAL DtsFArsl


LONDON. Saturday.
Al ow that Kine Edward has been laid
IN to rest in the vaults under St
] NGeorge's Chapel. Windsor, many sad
thoughts assai the Londoner as he looks
at the unfinished Victoria Memorial In
front OF Buckingham Palace. The late
King took the deepest interest In this
magnificent monument TO his mother. and
one thing which annoyed him exceedingly
during the last years OF his reign was
the slowness with which the memorial was
beins constructed. Not very long ago
King Edward sent for Mr.. Brock. the
sculptor. TO discuss some details and in
cidentslly. while standing with him at one
OF tho Palace windows overlooking the
memorial. remarked pathetically on the
slow progress OF the work. The artist
having given Ills Majesty an estimate OF
the time necessary for completion, the
King exclaimed. If that IL so, Mr. Brock
some OF us Will be dead before It is fin
ihed."
The words were unfortunately prophetic
IN their strictly personal application and
spropos OF this incident a gentleman OF
the Court, who pledged himself to secrecy
during the lifetime OF King Edward. now
tells a pathetic little story which Nus
trates the pluck and determination he dis
played when his coronation had 10 be
postponed. Right up ;lli the middle OF
June OF that year he fought against the
trouble, and when told by his medical
advisers that an operation was urgently
necessary he replied, ''Ill see you hanged
hrrt. Get this ceremony over. and then
do az you please with me"
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Reward for Triplets.

LONDON. saturday.--According to time
honored custom King George has for
warded TO Mrs. Jackson. wife OF Hull
tramwsyman, Kings bounty OF fib
that IL given 10 every one giving birth
to triplets. Mrs. Jackson now has nine
children.
The whole town OF Hull is proud Of
the event and lie raising a big local fund
for her beneht.
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HELD OUT TO THE LAST.

Not until couple of days before the
date set for his crownins did he yield.
and only under the absolute conviction
that IL would mean death TO hold out
Then, having determined TO face mis- fate,
he faced IL like a man and King Ills
surgeons tell how he walked to the operat-
ing table as calmly as though stepping
into his carriage. actually placed himself
upon IL, and declared himself ready for
the anaesthetic.
OF the late Kings keen sense Of justice
and Kindness OF heart many pleasing stor-
les arc told, lie was particularly kind and
Just TO those IN humble circumstances. and
for this he was beloved even by the mean
est Of his servants. some years ago the
King wa very much distressed because
suspicion fell on one OF the maids AT Buck
ingham Palace on account Of a valuable
ring which was missing from the rooms OF
one Of his guests. Long afterward the fur
niture Of the room grouped 10y the visitor
was sent to an upholsterer. who found the
mis.ang ring under the cushions. The dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04
POMP IS
ON THE DECREASE
rsrrclAr prsrAroLl

great pomp and ceremony at'ehu'
inc the funeral OF Edward VII. re-
calls tho time when costly, os'enta'
tious funerals we're matters % common
occurrence amons the mobility and with
those families who were able to pay for
them. Bm however eStrlyasent nova
DAYS may boz the display Of funeral
wreaths contributed by me friends ana
OF the departed. 20 growing eN-
OF feeling that pomp and cNpen-
diture IN funerals are unberoming has lea
TO tho abandonment OF great deal OF the
display that used 90 be the case very
much to The loss Of the undcrtaSer who
Is now q very much less important pef-
sonaee than be was in DAYS not so very
Ions ago.
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EW YORK PUBLISHER
CHASES MILAN THIEF
ESPECIAL pIspArm.1

..'NDoN saturdsy.-It IA reported from
an thst the paosssher Of a certain New
'A newspaper who has been Denounced
mayor eaynor had a real run for his
."0'eS In the italian c,y yesterday. He
'oo'ed N Piazzs DEL Duomo Of his
I'm, esSook. containing nearly s7p,o0 In
40 .. me poo'hher saw the man trying
80 away, forgot about Mayor Gaynor
, contingent troubles and started moi :
IN Iter the thief. CornerinS the latter
soop. tn got back his moosy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04

covery was reported to His Majesty VINO
Immediately sent for the housekeeper ana
asked what had become Of the maid. He
was informed that she had been dismissed
long ago. Find out Immediately where
she IL" commanded the King sterniy ana
give her a place OF greater responsibility
In the household
While he could be very stern when oeea-
zion demanded. he was the most gentle
and democratic Of monarchs His absolute
freedom from anything that savored IN the
least Of side" might well have been cop
led by some OF the civil servants In the
government offices down whitehall way
To the humblest OF his subjects he was
always the typical old English gentleman
once while walking across Sandrinsham
Park he was accosted by workman who
had lost his way and who, not recognizing
Ills Majesty. inquired the way to Wolfer-
ton. The Kins informed MIN. and 10 make
sure that the man would not get los'
again walked part of the way with him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
FLATS TO LET

AAA-
We have very large list Of reasonably priced
fats. Printed list out today
REMEMBER, any Of these fats will be put in
s2s.oo-41s Broderick mr. Hayes; T.. b.. upper
SIG. SOFIA Carl nr. WilIsrs. r, b., lower.
s3O.Oo-s23 Devisadero nr. Hayes, Z T.. b.. upper
s3o.0o-1960 Fell opp. panhandle, r. b.. upper
s17.5O-s72 Hayes nr. Laguna, > r, b.. lower.
S30O0-676 Hayes nr. Laguna, r, b.. upper.
s26.00-41s Laguna mr.. Oak. > r, b., upper.
$27.5o-1S00 McAllister mr. Baker, r, b., lower
SIS. .O0-1S7O McAllister mr.. Baker, r, b.. upper.
s27.5o-345 Presidio av. nr. Sacto., r., b.. upper
SIs.Oo-227o Bryant nr; 10th: r; b.. lower.
sIs.o0-175 Collingwood nr. 18th, 3 T., b., lower.
S22. $500 I4th Noe, r, b.. middle.
$40 0O-25e4 Pine M. Pierce. modern upper, r.b
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
S1s-324 Kearny st
BUSH ST.. 1880. nr. Franklin-Lower r. and b.;
just refnished; rent S2750
Iesrenworth 1916, nr. Clay-BeautifuI up
per Of 2; rooms and bath; light and sunny;
rent s55.
Sacramento. 1857, nr. Polk-Apartment fat
rooms and bath; hall lighted and carpeted;
$50
1 large rooms and bath; rent only SIS; very
cheap rent
KANE g. co. ~ 2I5 Montgomery st.
OPEN all sides. very sunny; : rooms; Jap.
den front and rear: ideally arranged for
adults: I'D and down stair living rooms: walls
hung to suit: water and janitor service free;
must be to be appreciated. 3S4S Sacra-
mento Maple.
WASHINGTON and Locust sts.. Ne cor.-Sunny
corner new fat Of r. and b.; hardwood floors.
beamed ceilings. paneled walls. beautiful in
terror: every convenience; rent reasonable
WOLF & HOLMAN, "a Montgomery st.
OCTAvTA ST.. 1881 455. cor. Post-Lower and
npper and rooms and bath: good condi-
fon: sunny and light: rents $50 aud S25.
Apply O.. II. UMBSEN & CO.. 20 Mont
Somery ST
MAPLE St. s2e. mr. Clay-Sunny upper fat. r.
and b.. hardwood 6oors paneled walls, beamed
ceilings, every convenience; rent reasonable;
inspect between / and 4. WOLF & HOLL-
NAN. 81 Montgomery st.
sos and up-Elegant So room flats; modern; ma
rine view; just finished; near Sacramento and
Taylor Ets.; the cheapest thing in the city.
Apply MADISON BURKE. 80 Montgomery.
JACKSON ST.. 3371, nr. walDut-S6o; very at
tractive, sunny marine view fiat: 10 rooms, 2
baths: hot air furnace: private safe, etc.
BALDWIN HOWELL. 31s-324 Kearny st.
BUCHANAN ST.. 3lo5.3lo9. near FiIbert-New
modern fats, 4 rooms and bath; every room
sunny: rents SIS $50. $3.50. Apply G. II.
UMBSEN CO. 20 Montgomery st.
FULTON St, 233s -2342-Middle and lower; 8
rooms and bath; modern, sunny and good con-
dition: rent reasonable. Apply g. II. UMB-
SEN & CO., 20 Montgomery ST.
HAMPSHIRE St, 1873 1888 bet. 10Th and 26th--
upper and lower nats, and rooms, bath;
wash trays, etc.; rents from SIS to $50, ac-
cording TO location. Apply on premises
FILBERT St.. 1863, bet octavia and Laguna-
Middle and BATH also stable with
same; rent reasonable. Apply G. II. UMBSEN
& CO., 20 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

165 rooms: strictly high class hotel; 6S baths;
sunny corner; centrally located: beautifully fur
nished and running full: large lobby. fronting on
the street and beautiful dining room; seating
capacity $50; every modern convenience nearly
ali rooms sunny; direct lines; legitimate
reasons for selling; positive sacrifice.
so rooms: right down In the cafe and theater
center: 20 baths: steam heated; elevator and all
the latest modern couveniences; beautifully fur
nished with walnut and mahogany furniture.
velvet and administer carpets; clearing from
$500 to 500 per month and will do better: rent
cheapest in the neighborhood; price very reason
able: don't fail TO see this.
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FLATS TO LET-Continued
FLATS.
APARTMENTS,
HOUSES.

HOUSES.
COTTAGES.
THE ONE BIG. RECOGNIZED, FREE IN
FORMATION AND RENTING BUREAU is AT
MOORES EVERY AGENTS LIST, INCLUD-
ING OUR OWN SPECIAL LIST, AND FULL
PARTICULARS REGARDING ALL NEW
FLATS. APARTMENTS AND HOUSES IN
COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION IS YOURS FOR
THE MERE ASKING. YOU WILL SAVE
TINE. TROUBLE AND CARFARE BY COMING
DIRECT TO Us. ABSOLUTELY NO oBLIGA-
TIONS FOR THIS SERVICE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
HOTELS FOR SALE

CAN deliver a $4,000 completely furnished, es-
tablished 80 room hotel in Pasadena, Cal, for
$50 900 cash If sold Immediately, or can sell
the furniture and furnishings; only to an up
TO date, experienced, responsible hotel man for
Sc. 900 cash, with a i've year lease at 81, 500
per annum. THE PEOPLES REAL ESTATE
& LOAN CO. Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

MOoRES RENTING BUREAU, 40 AND 81
O'FARRELL ST. NEAR MARKET.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

DOWNTOWN SWELL. NEW, 3 ROOM
APARTMENTS- large and sunny
rent $3.50 and $50; best location and lowes
rent east of Van Ness av.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

CLAY ST. 30I7 cor. Baker-Nearly new and
handsome fat 4 large rooms. hall. bath,
manfels and basement. See owner. ROTH
ERMEL & CO.. PAT Russ bldg.
MOSS St. BIB. Howard bet 9th and 7th--
New 3 room and bath downtown fat; every
room sunny: all modern convenenccs; water
free: rent $40.
GROVE ST., 1851 near Devisadero-- So. 30;
lower fat , and bath: hall and light
service. WILLIAMS & SURRYHNE, 12S
SltIer ST
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
hotels. Apt. House. for Sale and Rent

o. L. MCMAHON & CO.,
lbs Sutter st.-Phone kearny 269.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

BEAUTIFUL JORDAN TRACT, SELEC
PART OF RICHMOND room fat; most arts
tic and best built place in that vicinity; ope
on all sides large yard; rent $50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
1888 CLAY ST

1888 CLAY ST.
Elegant. artistic apartment fats, and
unfurnished rooms. just completed; location,
view and finish excellent; now ready for oc-
cupancy. Be sure 10 inspect them before To-
eating elsewhere. Agent on premises every
day from 80 TO 5 p. m.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

ACKNOWLEDGED by all as the city's most ar
tistic apartment house-that charmingly quaint
CASA MADRONA.
The romance of old California is recalled as
you tread the gaily Powered patio and pass
through the adobe campanile hung with cleo
tric lighted mission bells; furnished and un-
furnished.
AND LARGE ROOMS.
Every detail Of highest standard: elegantly
appointed: competent service: steam heat
rents $35 10 So. Il6 Frederick st. Hayes car
passes door.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

LEAVENWORTH AND WASHINGTON SITS
New 4 room fat strictly first class; hot water
at all hours; rent $50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
FEW OF THE CHOICE PLACES LISTED
WITH Us YESTERDAY:

CLAY ST. VICINITY OF MOB HILI-Just
completed; room apartments; steam heated.
hot water roof garden, janitor and elevator
service: interior finished in fumed oak; an at
tractively built buffet, art glass doors; paneled
walls, heavy beaned ceilings; reception hail,
etc: rent $40: this is cheap, considering loca-
tion and accommodations.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

RUSSIAN HILI.-New, room fat overlook
ing city and bay; this fat is strictly up 10 date
in every respect and rents for S33.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

BARGAINS II AUTOMOBILES
8uvin- an autonibiIe is like buying any other
commodity: you want the best for the least
money! that is what aim 20 give y"u auti
it accounts for our phegomenal sales last
week
INSPECT THIS WEEKS BARGAINS
WE NEED 100 light touring ears snd run t
abouts to supply the demands Of 0ur cliS-
toners. for which we wiH pay cash. BrinS
yOur cars TO uur saIesrooms.
RELIABLE AUTO BR0KERAGE co.,
1881 Golden Gate av.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
BERKELEY ROOMS AND BOARD

FURNISHED rooms in q refined private family;
beautiful grounds and surroundings; board
optional; near station; references. 2222 Shat
tuck av.
FOR rent-One large front room, furnished or
unfurnished, with or without board. 1914 NIL
via st; phone Berkeley 1922.
254o College av.-Hawthorne villa; sunny room
with board for couple; also single; from
March 1.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

SACRAMENTO ST, CLOSE IN. 2. 3. and
ROOM CORNER APARTMENTS; steam
heated: hot water, vacuum cleaner; elevator,
telephone: hotel service; walls will be tinted to
suit tenant; dresser in bathroom; spacious clos
cts; wall beds; ready to occupy between now and
the 18th; see these at once.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
BERKELEY HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS

MODERN. sunny. furnished house keeping
rooms. separate entrance: near Grove 81. and
locals: adults. 1907 Prince 81.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
TAYLOR ST-New. 4 room fat, $50; snal

MooRE'S RENTING BUREAU, 40 AND 3:
o'FARRELL ST. NEAR MARKET
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

TAYLOR ST, SHORT WALK TO BUSINESS
CENTER-New, room. sunny apartments ma
rine view; Marshall Stearns folding beds, gas
range and Peerless heater; kitchen table; floors
painted to correspond with woodwork; rent $50
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

ELLIS ST, DOWN ToWN-New. Z room fat;
reception hall beamed. built in seat and mirror
woodwork finished in early English, parlor in
dull mahogany, bedroom white enamel; full size
mirror in doors; running water; walls papered
in tapestries; dining and living rooms psneled
high and beamed; , open fire CRATES; loaded
glass doors in china and book closets; also French
folding doors; Peerless heater in kitchen butler
pantry: cooling closet, etc; asking S55; lower
rent TO responsible parties