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SATURDAY JULY 2 1904 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY DAILY GAZETTE BERKELEY CALIFORNIA Look at 4 0HKHHSHOOOaOOOalCHtOOOHKHHOOtOaaO A FOURTH OF JULY DISPLAY of summer ties shirts belts and 0 all else you want to outfit you with SUBJECTS OF MUSIC COURSES WILL AID DESERVING STUDENTS EVIDENCE OF RACES ANCESTRY Eight elegant lots on Arch street two blocks from car line superb liny view that cannot be cut off Fine oaa trees and running water A rare chance to get a lot for a home that will grow in value Also business corner on Shattuck avenue between Center and Dwight lr57 per foot and business frontage Dwight way for fioj CHENEY BERRY Rea! Estate and Insurance Poat Office Building Berkeley Station Men's Furnishings shines serene at REMINGTON Display tlio' is one thing last long's another We stand ready tj back our wares wear The following appointments for the a complete schedule of the various 1 coming year have been made in ac-1 subect8 ln muslc of whi(h he will cordance with the States policy of I I treat in his classroom courses and In giving scholarships to worthy and am-1 bltious students that they may be en- Uis special lectures has just been ls-abled to gain a college education that sued by Professor Albert A Stanley would otherwise be impossible: 0f the University of Michigan who is First Congressional District Maude now ecturing on music In the summer school of the State University giving Neosho Chidester sophomore Social GOOD WORK The Haberdasher 2 2122 Cen'er Street Berkeley 0OOOCHK0OOaKI0 000 CHHK10DO000000 Sciences Fortuna William John er junior Letters Red Bluff Anna he first ruction in this important Houses wired and fixtures furnished No trouble to give estimates I FAGAN Electricianf Henrietta Solomon senior Social Scb ences Eureka Second Congressional District- Frances Coombs sophomore Soda! Sciences Santa Rosa Ethel Evelyn Duffy sophomore Social Sciences San Quentin Richard Slayton French ju- tiHt If You Coll Phone Mason 205 HERE THEY GO BAY SHORE LUMBER CO Foot of Jackson Street Adams Wharves Oakland Kiln Dried Lumber of HEAVY CUTS IN PRICE SHOULD MOVE THINGS JUST READ ABOUT THE LEADERS Hats Hats Hats In order to reduce our large assortment of summer hats we have split the prices in half $125 Straw Hats formerly sold at 250 now Plione Alain lOt 250 Straw Hats to close out tt $250 noiv nior Social Sciences Healdsburg: Walter Leroy Huber senior Civil Engineering Grafton Third Congressional District Spencer Cochrane Browne junior Mining Wednesdays and Fridays The full Oakland Elise Henrietta Martens ju- schedule of lectures Is as follows nior Letters Oakland William vYake- At 2 oclock daily he will speak on field Whitton senior Mining Oakland "Music in Its Relation to Life His Fourth and Fiftli Congressional Dls- subjects will be as follows: Tuesday tricts (together) Alice Mabyn Chap- July 5 The Melstersingers" Wednes-man Letters Fifth District San Fran- day Folk Songs Thursday and Fri-cisco Weldon Bagster Cooke sopho--day "Worship Music Monday July more Mechanics Fourth District San 11 The Function of the Concert Francisco: Edna Louise Ecker senior Room Tuesday Schools of Compo-i Social Sciences Fifth District San sltion Wednesday Haydn-Mozart: Jose Herbert Bismarck Foster sopho- Thursday "Beethoven Friday "Bee-1 more Mechanics Fifth District San thovens Messe Solenelle Monday Francisco Kato Navin O'Neill sopho-1 and Tuesday July 18th and 19th more Letters Fifth District San Jose "Wagners Philosophical Theory of the Olive Queen Thomas senior Natural Music Drama Wednesday and Thurs- Sciences Fifth District San Fran- day Wagners Musical Theory of a cisco Music Drama Friday "How to Us-1 Sixth Congressional District Emm? ten to Music Monday and Tuesday Jane Bowen senior Social Science July 25 and 26 "Criticism Wedces-Santa Cruz Eugene Francis Aloysius day and Thursday Musical Educa- Carey senior Mechanics Stockton tion Friday Question Hour Mon-Mary Doiitnmaver senior Social day August 1 Modern Life as Ex- I Sciences Watsonville Thomas Talbot pressed in Music Tuesday Elgars i Waterman sophomore Social Sci- The Dream of Gerontius: Wednes-erces Fowler day Richard Strauss and His Art- Seventh Congressional District Thursday summary John Fletcher sophomore Social Sci- A History of Music will be the ences Covina Florence Holman Fort- gubject on which Professor Stanley son senior Social Sciences Los An- wjj lecture at 4 oclock daily The geles: Ralph Thomas Mishler senior program will be as follows: Tuesday Mining Pomona Wabel Keturah Paul jujy 5 The Period From the Chris-junior Social Sciences Pomona tian Church to the Troubadours Eighth Congressional District Dor- Wednesday Troubadours Minnesing cas Bartlett Asher sophomore Social erg the Meistersingers the Guilds Sciences El Cajon Nina Agatha Bee- Thursday and Friday The School of he junior Social Sciences Corona i tpe Netherlands and the Rise of In-Augustus Griffin junior Civil Engi-1 gtrumental Music Monday August neering Visalia ll Sonata Forms Tuesday to Fri- day Overtures Symphonies etc COLLEGIATE 1 Monlay' July Oratorio and Can- V'ULLbVJ tata Tuesday Bachs Minor BOATING IN 'Mass Wednesday July 20 to Tues- day August 2 The Opera Wednes- selections from the These last lectures will alternate with a course on harmony which will come at 5 o'clock on Mondays 250 Derby Hats well worth $150 Our $250 Derby is still on top Hosiery and A complete line of medium and extra values Plain and Fancy Hose PHILO MILLS REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE FOR SALE Lots on Haste bet Dana and Telegraph ave Lois on Haste bet Bowditcb and College ave Lou on Haste bet College and Piedmont ares All very cheap 2-story shingled house North Berkeley new Gas and electric fixtures Makeme an oiler House 12 rooms near Station netting 94 per cent FOR RENT Elegant house 8 rooms beautiful grounds near Kent $70 aad water House 7 rooms 2418 Bhattuek large grounds $30 water extra 10-room house Benvenue ave $38 water extra PHILO MILLS 2173 Shattuck Avenue Bargains in Real Estate A new 6-room cottage bath eta tlonary tub patent toilet large tot Price 100 Terms 300 cash bal ance $26 per month A new 6-room cottage with all the latest improvements lot 60x136 close to station and street cars Price 2500 terms to salt A new 7-room house strictly up date street work done? short dls tance from station and street cars Price 33000 Easy terma A Rudolph 3278 Adeline Street Lorln OPEN 8UNDAY8 THE 10c 12c and 25c pair Overalls We carry a full line of Union-made Overalls in all colors 'Boss of the Road is the leader Price 75c Mens Suits Mens high-class suits of all-wool Cheviots Scotch Tweeds and Fancy Cassimeres in the new gray check effects fancy overplaids and stripes As we must make room for fall goods the prices have been slashed to cost $5 $750 $850 $1000 the suit This is your opportunity grasp it Mens Trousers Just received a large consignment of the celebrated Shenandoah Pants elegantly tailored union-made Will sell them direct from weaver to wearer no middlemens profits stylish and perfect fitting Prices $250 $300 $350 Special Values in Shirts Laundered and golf styles simply superb garments made of dainty dimities beautiful madras cloth and pretty zephyrs in choicest designs and most attractive tints detached cuffs Prices 50c $100 $150 200 SLIGHTLY SOILED SH IRT6 25c EACH In the famous limestone cave at Potter creek In Shasta county the anthropologists of the State University who have been working steadily on the task of excavating the cavern and studying its contents for the last two years have at last unearthed evidences of the existence of primitive man as far as the quaternary age A very thorough account of the exploration of this remarkable cave has been written by Dr William Sinclair one of the stu dents of the geological wonder and this has just been published as a bulletin of the University's series in American archaeology and ethnology By far the most interesting portion of the paper is the careful description of the great mass of bones that was dug out of the floor of the cavern and the specimens in this hoard that are of the greatest significance to the scientific world are the splinters of bone that seem to Indicate the agency of prehistoric savages Over 4000 determinable specimens aside from multitudes of fragments were collected from the limestone strata and in this immense pile of organic matter there were found thirty-two species of animals now extant and twenty-one species that are extinct The majority of the specimens were dissociated limb bones jaws teeth etc Complete skeletons were not common Valuable as are all these fossils to paleontologists they are not to be compared with the interesting bone splinters of more common animals that show by their polished sides and their beveled edges that they were shaped by other agencies than the natural ones of running water or gnawing animals Although University scientists are chary about pronouncing these little fragments the actual work of ancient men they find no other theory that really explains the peculiar form and character of the specimens and to avoid making any dogmatic utterance on the subject prefer to leave the determination of their nature unsettled until more evidence is accumulated The most pronounced specimens look like the rude implements that have been taken from different California shell mounds and identified beyond a doubt as the primitive tools and ornaments of early Indians The typical bones are pointed sometimes at both 'ends beveled on one or two euges often rounded and always polished The depth at which they were found in the cave and the presence of remains of extinct species of animals above them indicate clearly that they are not of recent origin Hence if the bones are really the work of man they point to his existence thousands of years ago in the dim dawn of tha quaternary age possibly before the appearance of ancient man in Europe A careful study of the cave collee-I tion has failed to indicate the presence of human bones Dr Sinclair says con- cerning this Early man might have been in ex- istence in the region and yet his re-' mains have escaped preservation in the cave Those chambers in which 1 the ossiferous deposit attained its maximum accumulation may not have I been easily accessible to man or may have been so far from the entrance that he would have preferred not to 1 visit them frequently It seems prob-j able that the main chamber of the i cave originally had free communication with the surface serving as a pit-fall to catch unwary mammals The I accumulation of human remains in such a pitfall would be of rare occur-I rence depending upon accidents i against which the superior intelligence of man would protect him The cave fauna is not too old to I negative the idea of contemporaneity of man There can be little doubt that if man reached the North American continent during the quaternary period it was by way of the land bridge which then united Alaska with Siberia at the Behring Strait The land connection 1 permitted the migration of many of the I mammals now common to the most northern parts of both continents It seems reasonable to expect ttjat some of the earliest traces of man in North America would be found on the Pacific Coast where the climate was congenial and the food supply abundant while the eastern portion of the continent was submerged beneath the ice sheet Glaciation in California has never been general occurring only at the higher altitudes At its maximum the Coast was almost as well adapted to human habitation as It is today FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS VIA SANTA FE Tickets will be sold Berkeley to all points west of Bakersfield July 2 3 4 good returning July 5 1904 at greatly reduced rates Ring up Tel North i for information PETTYGROVE 6-53-td Agent A Ball knows how to please you as hs groceries are fresh and prices low 6-8-tf tt-iH IS 00R MOTTO i 2129 Center St 25c special 75C nothing equal to It ln town Underwear light-weight summer garments 50c and 75c fwa auburban delhreeiea to Hayward Meii-oas Fhchbtaf Eimhutst San Leandro San Napa Vauak Oakland Berkeley Befanont San Carloa Redwood Fair Oaks Menlo Park Palo Alto Stockton Antioch Bouldin Ryde Caltfnwlfla Benicia RtoVirto Richmond CampTayfaf CampMeakat Monte Rto and waye branch that has ever been attempted here Besides two full courses already series of announced he has added a Iure on the Wagnerian operas which are expected to be immensely Popular particularly as they will be Illustrated with the pianola rendering works of the composer ford and California -vno are attending the school are anxious to reproduce some of their intercollegiate rivalry for the benefit of the school teachers who are studying in Berkeley Among those of the California men who are interested in the project are Harry Howard the 'Varsity fotbali player Robert Variel the tennis player and King Sweesey and Kenneth Gillid both of the regular 'Varsity baseball team Nothing is known of the ability of the Stanford men who are here for the summer NO UNIVERSITY EXERCISES In accordance with the rule prevailing at the summer school no class 1 exercises were held at the University today The library will also remain closed on Saturdays THE ACME OF PLEASURE is obtained by drinking Majestic Gin-iger Ale The finest non-intoxicating drink known Try a bottle and youll want more Krahn agent 3338 Adeline street South Berkeley 3-3b-r If you knew the facts about Schillings Best you wouldnt bother with those six lines at all Want on Every Kind a Specialty TEL WHITE 66 Have a Place to Write and keep your letter and stationery with comfort and safety A Handsome Writing Desk is just the thing with drawers a-plenty pigeon-holes rack space all under rack and key A most useful article for a lady Many designs and heights They are made in QUARTERED GOLDEN OAK WEATHERED OAK BIRDSEYE MAPLE MAHOGANY ETC ail well finished strong and sub stantial Prices ranging from $195 to $2500 We also carry a large assortment of roll top and flat top office desks at medium prices If you have not the ready cash you can buy from us and pay a little at a time Remember we sell you 5000 worth of furniture at $100 per week See our large show windows for cash bargains Metropolitan Furniture 514-16-18-20 12th Street Bet Washington and Clay MOVING Our office is now located in the Bacon Block 466 11th st Telephone Red 1112 LYON-DIMOCK COMPANY STORAGE Martinez Bros LIVERY STABLE Stylish rigs for rent by day or week Bca'dingand care of private turnouts given special attention 2040 niver ity avenue Phone Mason 1211 Nothing like It In town at the price Shirt-Waist sale Thursday Friday and Saturday New Store 6-29-tt day August 3 Modern Music Thurs-1 day summary I I Professor Stanleys special course under-'on Wagner will have lectures on the following subjects: Wednesday July 6 at 8 Beyreuth Thursday Julr 7 Notation Tuesday July 12 Insln-' ments Thursday July 14 Historic I Places in the History of Music" Thursday July 28 Wagner Tnes-the day August 2 "The Nibelungen Ring Wednesday August 3 Parsifal All of these illustrated lectures except the first will be at 5 All of Professor Stanleys lectures will be delivered in the lecture-room cf the Students Observatory but will he i open only to members of the summer I sesion who have paid the regular lee INTERCOLLEGIATE BALL 1 GAME TO BE PLAYED 1 An intercollegiate baseball game will proDably be a feature of this year's summer school at the University The i regular college students from Stan- CHEVIOT CLOTHING CO COR ELEVENTH AN WASHINGTON ST8 Free Country Deliveries Californias Largest and most perfectly appointed shopping place and the greatest Mail Oiler Store on the Pacific Coast We sell everything to eat drink wear or use ln tie home st money-saving prices and protected by our money back guarantee THE SIXTIES lined its strand to witness long before 1 crowded steamers and observation trains perhaps but sixty seconds of a 1 boat race In the larger moods of old college boating is recalled too a time when individual zest ran higher when every college rower was an amateur purist and when academic boating was as much a recreation as a rivalry Fortunata terque beata the Alma Mater with campus so near romantic waters that she can blend pastime with boating prowess and whose athletic activities on the water are not bounded by the cedar shell Outing GO EAST "TOURIST WHY NOT Have you never heard about our tourist excursions? Well you should know al! about them especially if you jare thinking of goiDg East It's the heapest aad at the same time most comfortable way to travel We are I tere to give you all the information 1 you want and will be glad to do so Iso to send you free of charge our handsomely books of travel I descriptive of the grandest scenery in tin world 1 Our fast express trains three of them every day also carry dining 1 cars and Pullman Palace sleepers i through to Chicago and St Louis If you want to you may a stop a day ln Salt Lake City without expense of hotel All you have to do Is drop me a line say when and where you are going we will do the rest 3 SHOTWELL Genl Agt Denver Rio Grande System A BUCK Dish Pass Agt Denver ft Rio Grande System 625 Market SL San Francisco Csl S-6-tf The college man who was an graduate at Cambridge or New Haven a third of a century past looks back on some features of the antique boat- ing which time and the vast array of athletic incident since can never dim Again he sees the evening groups at float the lean and over-trained but ardent crews and hears the buzz of speculation deepen as examinations close and race day draws near Then the scene shifts to regatta days and nights at Worcester with Its noisy crowds its Bay State House paved with floor beds from office to attic its grotesque special police ever the target for student mischief the under- graduate tides eddying through the streets of the staid city in streams of red and blue disputatious at many points but harmonious in painting the town the former tint the long proces- sion in everything on wheels to the lake and the shouting thousands that ri Incorporated A 1870 Contractors for Street Macadamizing Concrete Work and Cement Walks Sidewalk Work Especially Guaranteed OFFICE Central Bank Building Oakland Cal TOWN OFFICIALS Trustee First Ward Fred Connor 2nd Thoa fiickard (Prfa 3rd Ferner 41b ML Kpiet 6th CSnatf bib Thos Dowd 7tb Ho5 Board of Education lit Ward KWelr 2nd 4 Wlcksoc 3rd A Knowles 4tb Allen Mb A Sutherland 6th JJ Lonahu 8ehmdt Super! tendent oi Schools aterman Treasurer Lord AUornet Brewton A Hayse Clerk C8 Merrill Marshal Charles Kerns Superintendent of Streets EQ Tumei Assessor lBaac Wells Justice Robert Edaat City Engineer Charles Huggins Auditor Hanscom Fire Chief James Kenney Stocker Holland Abstract Co A STACKER President MATHEWS Vice-Preeldest ARTHUR HOLLAND Sec and Mgr Capital $100000 Certificates of Title Abstracts of Title A complete set of Traot Indices of all property la the County of Alameda STOCKER HOLLAND BLDQ 808 Broadway Oakland Cal ORTHOPEDIC sn Nr Riicliff and Nolan SHOES for WOMEN it HE ASM ANS SHOE STORE 2106 Shattuck Avenue More free convenience (or patrons than all other atoms in this dty combined Elegant Lidia Parlors Reading Room Free Stationery Newspapers Periodicals Lavatories Emergency Hospital Childrens Nursery Information Bureau Parcel Checking Bureau Branch Poat Office etc also such feature as Telephones Telegraph Station Cafe Barber Shop Vomnn's Hairdressing Parlors Oriental Bazaar etc Liberal Free Deliveries Sis Rafael 6clvdf Sftuaftifto Com Madam Mill allay Ttbiace We tat points an piachaae4 only eacaptsdi Petaluma Novato Ignacte action to aur ttcufar Mill weed I afkipa Kent Roaa San Aoaelfsa prepay traaaportatton charges by a all purchaaea amounting to $500 Vallejo Jimctten So San Franctee Tanioran Ignact? freight boat or rail (at mm option) to tha foOawt aa vac coal oil potatoaa augar and flour atira Mill brae Burlingame San Mateo Bored ord San Pablo Stage Plemtag Giant Pinole Tenney Crockett Sather Batudkflo Colma San Bruno SAN FRANCISCO CAL.