Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 20

4 mi rt, AUGUST 3, 1912 SATURDAY EVENING. OAKLA J-PJBUME POSSE OfJ TRAIL THE CANADIAN ROCKIES IDHD III! TEE PUYCEOUIiD' CF WEEICA' MANY MILES OF CITY 1 STREETS ARE PAVED Commissioner Baccus Makes His Report, -Sho wing Great Progress: OF SAFE BLOWERS Seattle Glacier el Victoria Lake Lcu.se ViKCOUTER DAIFF ntnth and Frmtr-fbtirQi Ttsrongh dekots J1 Xaatcn paints ens ho paetsaerd from yoenr local agent, wrko, upon reoaeN, win route yww. van tanaoian i-aouio. ndditionsi cbawwe on one way ticket. On tbo Spec! Occaatoa ge trfp'ackjeta, for a alight additional charge yom oaa dber pt Oorrewpoadeace soBcxaed O.

U. Qeo. Aft Pasa, beyt, Market St, PwSsjo. Hotel tan Ftwaoleno. lliyUy Trin in Los flngelo Roeiol GETS RE! DECREE Mrs.

Amanda Little john Says Husband Treated FrXO, yr, Aanit I. Claiming that hrjrVjnd mee tried to chloroform her, ttit she dared htm te ahead, he stated that he would not kW lf that way, but would watt tratn ih wltn friends, and he would then slash he la th face with wot and poor salt In the wounds, and that ha would continue thl treatment until she was ao hideout ha would commit sol dd Mra, Amanda Uttiejohn. yesterday afternoon, appeared tfore DUtriet Judge French and eutokly secured her drroroa from James Little-John, with whom she lived la Hayward. Cal, until about a year ago. Mr, littlejohn testified to many ether ct of cruelty on the part of her huaband-, whom she baa not seen for a year, and aoufhtrelief from a life of ml eery.

The 'recital rather (Ulcered the ipeetators In the courtroom. Judge French did not hesitate to grant' the decree, and allowed to reeume her maiden nam of Amanda Kopp. COMPELLED TO HOLD NEEDLESS ELECTIONS LOUISVILLE. Avtg. I-Be-' (Mass the- state legislature failed to inoorporata In It compulsory primary law a provision making election unnecessary when there are no contests, eight out of the eleven Kentucky congressional district are holding practically useless prlmarlea today.

It ia probable that the next legislature will be asked to amend the law. Be sure and stamp your ballot twice for Mott, Baccus and Turner. Special Notice AVe are now open for btutnea and are offering 20 pes cent discount to all customers on their first order. Our work Is all done by band and Is the bt at tbe most reasonable price. Give us a trial nd be convinced Golden Star Laundry S015 BAN PABLO AVE, Phone Piedmont 204.

-v For Tired Folk No medicine compare with that taken from nature's medicine chest, Gier' Tonip Port Contain port win pepsin and Iron. It make rich, red blood, give appetite, makea yon "feel good." Ask your druggist for it. Thco. Gier Wine Co. 581-93 Eighteenth Street, Oakland, California.

TICKETS ON SALE: UP TO AND INCLUDING SEPTEMBER 30TH. DATE OP FINAL RETURN LIMn, OCTOBER 31ST Stopover allowed at all intermediate points, gouts in either direction, within time limit. iiiioir 1mm ply (0) (0) DAY TRAINS FOR THE TOURIST AND NIGHT TRAINS FOR THE BUST OUR TRAINS ARE SAID TO BE THE FIN-EST IN CALIFORNIA AND THE SERVICE TliE BEST. ST FROM BALLOT Insufficient Postage on Petition Loses One Man His Nomination. SACRA of Bed Blurt.

Socialist candidate for the Assembly from the Fifth district, cannot set a place upon the September primary ballot, according to an opinion from the attorney general. Hersey's pet it km reached the county clerk's office at Red Bluff on July two days after the last day upon which petitions might be under the law. In his office. It developed that the petition had been mailed In time to reach the county clerk before the last day. but had been held In the postofflce because of insufficient postage.

The oounty clerk passed the petition and put the matter before the secretary of state, In turn, placed It before the attorney fen- STATE TO BUY SITE FOR NORMAL SCHOOL SACRAMENTO. Aug. Con troller A. B. -Nye yesterday drew a warrant for 1100,000 on the state treasury for the purchase of a site for the Lioa State Normal school at Vermont Heights, Los An geles.

The money for this purpose comes from an appropriation made by the state legislature of 1)11. PLAN ORGANIZATION OF STEEL WORKERS WASHINGTON, An. I. Plans to organize the laborer of the steel In dustry have been launched by. the American Federation of Labor.

A circular printed in many languages and signed by President Gompers and Secretary Morrison has been sent broad-curt. Magnificent Heme Splendid Grounds Best Pari Oakland Fcr Right Party, Substantial roomy home and garage. Best corner lot In Linda Vista, 70x140. Built high. Fin view.

Ten minutes from business center. Steam beat and automatlo water heater. Ten light, airy rooms and I hatha Interior richly finished, latest style. Imposing home for right tarty. Exceptionally good nvestment.

Must be seen. Price right. Address room SOS, Central Bank building, Oakland. Phone Oakland IIS, or Kearny itoi. smile viwti F.lui.n Doatiata, -t 014.

i a a Orowae riata That TM, Itk aid Broadway, Om OilMl't Drug tun then, I to 7. Saaday, It. Phono, Otk t- DURING ITS Wild West Show Aviation Meet Auto Races Agricultural and Live StocK Ex-' hibits. Broncho Busting Contest Take the family along, you will like the Wild West Sports. BARRED 4 CHOICE OF COAST LINE OR GREAT SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY ROUTE.

i Robber Band Take Strong Box From Office; Are Routed, BAXTeA. Orw Aug. I. A band of fok rate th efflo ef derwood Placer Mining Company, at' Cornucopia early Friday, rolled the company' safe containing. It ia tmiS.

a large quantity of gold, down an m-bankment and had dynamited It when they were Ihterrtrpted by-- CTharlea Camel, foreman of the mine. After flglng several shots at Camel, one of which hit him In the arm, th rob-here decamped wtlhont securing any loot. After he was shot Camel notified the telephone operator at Halfway, and she In turn alarmed th entire district Within a short time men from all directions were at the aoene of: the robbery or on the way to loin In a man hunt which continued throngh-fj day Owing to th darkness It was unable to determine the number to robbers, but It was believed that there were four of them. Up td late Friday the outlaws had -not been "The mine company, which I owned In Walla Walla, Is said to be making arrangements to send bloodhounds to Cornucopia. BEER'S NOT BEER? Rep.

Anderson of Minnesota Calls on Wilson to AnsWer. WASHINGTON. Aug. 8. "What Is beer, and If so, why These are the two Questions Rep-resentatlVe Anderson of Minnesota wants Secretary Wilson to Anderson asked th House Committee on Agriculture yesterday for the answer, and later Introduced an amended I resolution calling on th Department I of Agriculture for them.

Anderson's: only curiosity is to know what JSeer Is not beer. His constituents raise I barley which they believe Is the only grain which-should go to make up, beer, and that other ooncootlona are a snarel. 'I Anderson recently got from the) Ag- rlcultural Department a definition of beer signed by Dr. Harvey W. Wiley.

The definition was not given the force of law by Secretary Wilson, Ander- son says, and he want to know why. The Wiley definition ef beer as set forth In Mr. Anderson's resolution Is "a fermented product made, from a mash composed of barley- malt and hops with or without a email quantity of unmatted cereals not exceeding 10 per cent of the weight of the barlay malt CEMETERY SAFE LOOTED; GrUT BANDITS BLAMED COLMA, Aug. t. While tha officials of Woodlawn cemetery do not believe th.

ghosts, the apparitions from th spirit world is th only theory that they can advance on a mysterious safe-cracking In their offices early yesterday morning. When Superintendent H. Mathews opened the place he found that the safe had been forced open with nltro-glycerln, but none of the contents touched. What added a more weird atr to tne situation wa that all the doors and windows entering th room were intact The mattif was reported to" the sheriffs and an investigation was made. All that could be discovered that had a bearing on the case was th fact that th safe had been blown open.

CANNED STRAWBERRIES LATEST FROM PAJARO HIM This season has een the birth of a new Industry in the Fajaro valley, ana, according tp expert fruit men. It will prove one th nf rich vallev. Pa- Jaro valley berry producers have Just started xpertmentlng wun cannea strawberries and have already shipped east ix carloads of, the fruit uThe result has been to lessen the npply and keep up prices In the larger cities, where at times' strawberries have formerly been a glut in the market. The orchard will produc in the neighborhood of 4000 cars of that' staple fruit this year, according to estimates mawJe today, PRISON REFORM TOPIC OF WESTERN GOVERNORS BOISE," Idaho, Aug." Imprison reform was the chief topto if conversa tion at yesterday's session of the con. ference of Western 'Governors here.

Governor WeBt of Oregon explained in detail his "honor system under which prisoners are permitted to work on public highways without guard. Animated discussion followed. Governor Hawley of Idaho spoke on good roads building and this sub-lect also brought forth many ex pressions of opinion. Governor Oddle of Nevada sooke on the Fanama-Fa ciflo exposition benefits tobe derived from it cy tne enure HIS WEDDING GIFfT IS QUICK PROMOTION DETROIT, Aug. lU-Frank Brooks Jr for whoss sake Mis Carol Newberry, daughter ef Truman H.

Newberry, Jilted Captain W. H. Allejme of the British army last -month, returned from his honeymoon vacation and yesterday morning received a substantial business promotion as a wedding gift he reached the offices of the Detroit United Railways he was Informed that he had been mad second assistant general superintendent of th system. 4- THE TRIALS OP A TRAVELER, "I 'am a traveling salesman," writes E. ID.

Young, B. "and was often troubled with constipation and In-digestion Olll Lpgan to use Dr. King's New Life Fills, which I have found an excellent For all stomach, liver or kidney troubles they are un-equaled. Only 36 cents at Osgood Bros. LA AMITA 10 WM ffOUB'l- UH MUI JOT Shcmirtw that a krn gunoant of pTtn i baa been done la all parts of the city during the last month the report of Com-mlssluaer-tif Streeu Wllllvm J.

Booul rni the cltv council Yeeterd Much of the work has been don la the Aewa-tewa dlftrlct In places that have been la bad oandltleo for many year, but which art now1 In keeping with the appearanoe of a city the else of Oakland. There has been a great deal of sewer construction dene also. The report In full Is as follows: "7 PERMANENT PAVEMENT. ADo street. Berenth te Ninth street, completed; Twelfth to Thirteenth streets, setting curb; -Thirteenth to fourteenth streets, completed.

East Fourteenth street. Thirteenth te Fifteenth avenue, concrete foundatlob completed on south side. Fourth street. Franklin te Harrison completed. Fourteenth street.

Market te Clay streets, north side south side delayed by high pressure fire system pipe under construction. Franklin street. Seventh to Eighth streets, and "Eleventh to Twelfth streets, completed. Harrison street, Seventh to Tenth street, completed. Twelfth street, Market to jeffersea streets north side-oomnlsteil.

Third street Broadway te Harrison street, south side ready for asphalt surface. OVebster street. Water to Second streets, completed. Thirteenth street Webster te Fallon streets, setting curb. Franklin street.

First to Water streets, setting curb. MACADAM PAVEMENT. Adeline and Market streets. Afleen to Fifty-seventh streets, complete except oiling and rolling. Arlington avenue, near Lowell street, graded, curbed and guttered.

Bond street. Fifty-seventh avenue te Seminary avenue, ready- for macadam roclt- Boston avenue, School to Hopklna streets, grading under way. Congress avenue. High street southeasterly, practically completed. Crosby street, between Foothill boulevard and Harper street, graded, curbed and guttered; subgrade being prepared for macadam.

Cavour street, from Lawton to Manila avenue, curbed and guttered. Chamilon street Nlcol to HopktM streets, graded and partially curbed. East Thirty-third street, from Fourteenth avenue easterly, complete except rolling and oiling. East Ibirty-flrst street, from Bruce to Stuart streets, and Bruce street from East Thirty-first to East Thirty-second streets: ready (or tnacaoanr rock. Aat Nineteenth street, teenth to Sixteenth avenu from Four- graded and curbed.

Fifty-first avenue, from Melrose avenues. eomolett loksburg to Fifty-second avenue, from 'East Four teenth street northeasterly, completed. Grace street, near Lowell strict, curbed and suttered. Hyde street, from Froltval to Peralta avenuesf grading under way. Hopkins street, from Peralta to Thirty-fifth avenues and Peralta avenue at Hopkins rstiteet, completed.

Lowell street, Stanford avenu to Arlington avenues, curbed and guttered. Lyon avenue, from High street to Boulevard Park One, grading completed. Mather street, from Howe street to Montgomery street, completed. Market street, from Fifty-sixth to Alleen streets, completed. "Maple avenue, from Hopkins street te Sylvan avenue, grading begun.

Seventeenth avenue, from East Twenty-third toTJCaat Twenty-fourth streets, graded, curbed and guttered. Stuart street, from Bast Thirty-third street to the southern terminus, graded, curbed and guttered. Twenty-seventh avenue, from Foothill boulevard to East Twenty-seoond street, completed. Warren street, from, Broadway to Gray street, practically completed. Manila avenue, from College avenu to Broadwev; practically completed.

East fenth street, from Fiftieth avenue to Vine street, completed. Brookatde Manor, grading being. 00m-ajeted for macadam reck. Broadway Terrace, sewers oompleted, grade being prepared for rook. Crockes Highlands, macadamising under way.

Plmond Vista tract ready for Havenscourt: Storm sewer completed, about J700 feet of 1-foot culvert; 23.C75 feet of sanitary sewsr completed grading, curbing, guttering and macadamising under way. Haddon Hill, siaewauts Being con structed. Ivywood Extension, euro ana guixers being oonstructed on 106th avenue. Pleasant Valley Court, macadamizing about half completed. School Street Terrace, ouroea, guners under way.

Fuller Todd tract, sewers eompieiea. SEWERS IN ANNEXED DISTRICT. In former sewer district No. 1 the outlet Is completed, Lateral district A-l, comprising the greater psrt of former Redwood sanitary district, Chamber Heafey, eontractora. completed.

Lateral district B-t, comprising the eastern part of former Upper Fruitval sanitary district, contractors Chambers e. 01 nn taat of eewer comDleted. Lateral district C-L comprising the western part of former Frultvale sanitary district and the upper part of Hedwoqd sanitary district contractor, Wm. Heafey, 3255 feet of sewer oompleted. Former sewar district Ne.

3, outlet, contractor F. Lateral district D-I, being Fifty-seventh venue an4 intersection streets, contract or Piedmont Construction 1MH of sewor oompleted. Lateral district Oi, contractor Hutchinson S100 feet, completed. Lateral district H-J, contractor Cham bers Heafey, 8491 feet or sewer com' Dieted. Former sewer district No.

8, outlet S. H. Dahnke, contractor, completed excepting plastering the lower end. 1 Lateral district Piedmont Conirtjrue-tlon Co.s contractors, completed. Lateral district K-3, comprising Seventy-third north of East 14th street Tenor street and Intersection strwts.

Resolution of Intention passed and notice posted. Lateral district TT-4, lying north of East Fourteenth street- and between Eightieth and Eighty-fifth avenues, con-tract let to Chambers Heafey. Lateral district N-J, "lying south of Entt Fourteenth street, between PlTty- Kryptoks "WHERE TO BOY THEM Kryptpks WHERE TO BCV THEM test your eye and grind the lenses. Our factory 'Is fully equipped for grinding these perfect double vision lenses without lines or cement Ijct Be Your Optician Chao. H.Wood Optometrist and Mfg.

Optician, 1305' Washington St. at 13th, OAKLAND, CAL. Sign, 'The Winking Eye." tmrt lac to W. Cross; work begun. Lateral district south ef Efcat Fourteenth street between Seventy-fourth and Seventy-seventh avenues, contract tn signed by John Geary.

Lateral hist not f-l. IMt uu(fc Fourteenth street between Ssventy-sev enth and Eight v-flrst -avenues, contract let to William Heeiey. Lateral district VI -3. south of Bast Fourteenth street between Eighty-first and Ktghry-flfttf avenues, resolution of Intention passed by the council. Former sewer district Me.

4, outlet contract to F. H. Dahnke; 194 feet of sewer completed. Lateral district R-4. south of Kast Fourteenth street between Etghtr-slxth and Ninety-second avenues, contractor.

Rausoms-Crummey Company; work begun last week with a good fore of men. Lateral districts 8-4 and T- lying north of East Fourteenth street between Eighty-sixth and Nlnety-elxtb. avenues, bids to be received August Lateral district U-14. lying north' of East Fourteenth street from Ninety-eighth avenue easterly, resolution ef Intention passed and notice posted; bids to be received In August Lateral district W-4. Iy4ng south ef East Fourteenth street and nsrth of street and between Ninety-second and Ninety-eighth avenue, oontract awarded to Piedmont Construction Company.

Lateral district X-t, comprising South Kim hunt, resolution of Intention being prepared. Ths force engaged en sewer construction In the annexed district comprises about S00 laborers, ft large number of teams and teamsters and lour trenching machines. These trenching machines are doing effective work and each on Is undoubtedly equivalent to 76 or' 109 men. It Is fortunate that trenching machines have been refected as practical machines, for othsrwlse It would be almost Impossible to construot such a large amount of sewer In-any. on city In ene working season.

The report on sewer mad mor complete-this month than usual because the end of July marks the completion of all of the preliminary work on the proceeding with the exception of one smalt district The successful completion of this preliminary work, where there is so much opportunity for delay and disappointment. Is a great relief to me and to the engineer's office. The following summary shew more cleaqly than the detailed report above the present statu: Sanitary sewer to be constructed in the annexed district In 1U, 80.4 miles; completed or under contract. i miles, or 1 0.8 per cent; proceedings completed, bids August 6, miles, or 10.1 per cent; resolution of Intention passed, date of bids not set, 12.1 miles, or li.t per cent; resolution of Intention to prepared, mljes, or 1.4 per cent Of the 66.1 miles listed as completed or under contract tl.t miles, or ft per cent of the whole. Is now constructed.

1 In view of the foregoing, I repeat with renewed confidence the prediction that jlthe annexed district will be sewered this season. BEANSSUBSTITUTE Government Pure Food Man Offers Prote'm for Strength. NEW TORK, Aug. t. Beef made a world's altitude record yesterday by being sold at Chicago at the highest price ever at the stock yards.

Meats Jumped high north, south, east and west, according dispatches received from many region, and beginning today the Company's string restaurants will add five cents to steaks, steamed hash and fish cakes and fish balls. "Eat beans" Is the battle cry of the army of -eaters who listen to the command of Dr. R. B. Doolittle, successor or Dr.

Wiley as your Ijricl Sam' chief of th pure food department "B.eans are protein," begins the syllogism given forth by Dr. Doolittle at Washington yesterday. "Protein la Therefore beans are strength. I don't mean canned beans. but home baked beans.

They're the best substitute for meat and one should not eat meat anyway, more than once a day. ''Remember, please, that I am not advising a vegetarian diet ae the best and only diet I'm "tlking merely about substitutes for meat As a meat substitute th glorious bean sit enthroned in solitary glory. But there are other good substitutes of high protein value such as peas, all kinds or nuts, cheese and milk. Sugar is helpful, also, to physical strength. "Oatmeal contains some fat but breakfast foods at a general thing merely are starchy.

If fish were not considered about the same as meat I would favor fish as a meat substitute. But fish prices usually climb to the high spots whenever meat climbs. Therefore, beans, beans, beans." Be sure and stamp your ballot twice for Mott, Baccus and Turner. WELL BALANCED BILL AT TH? BROADWAY The Broadway Is producing a well balanced and interesting program. The music rendered by the Bentlys is high class and well received.

the novelty arid trick roller skater, introduces some difficult feats. Casslrly and Pearl, character change artists, are out of the ordinary. Browning and Vanning, with their own special acenery, hav a pleasing number and introduce some comedy that is original. The new show for Sunday ia to be headlined by a band of Chinese boys, made up of 4tt clever youths, who will play at a 30-minute concert PIONEER EDUCATOR DIES AT SAN JOSE BATT JOfcE, Aug. 3.

B. Rousseau, for-mef'tneinber of th state board, of education, at one time county superintendent of Sohoola of this county, formerly principal of the Santa Clva, Vlsalla and Kera high schools, and later a lawyer In this city and Bakersfleld, is dead here. He was a member of a prominent Kentucky family, a cousin of Major General Lovell H. Rousseau, and came" to California in 1881. Ills work in th educational field was wldi-'y known.

"Mrs. Lids Rousseau, preceptress of th State Normal here. Is his widow. LJledjjcetUfVeek-End Tou scan take in Gilbert and SulllvarTa Festival Company during the -comic opera seasonal San Francisco: Pinafore, July 21 to August Patience, August 4 to 7. Pirates of Penzance, August I to.

11. Ask any Southern Pactfld agent. He will be glad-to tell you about th week-end rates a4 OTir train rviQ. IT omShorfi RICHARDSON, D. F.

P. Agent Pacific a J. City MALLET, Ticket Agent Broadway and Thirteenth st, Oakland. Phones Oakland. Ill or Heme A-6124; or Oakland First and Broadway; Oakland Sixteenth Street Depot; Oakland Seventh and Broadway.

1 0 AIlll OF GERL1 ANY, OAKLAND 1225 BROADWAY, OAKLAND, CAL. We Pay 4 per cent on Savings Deposits We issue foreign and domestic Letters of Credit 3 'We have the best facilities for handllnj: the checking; ac-counts of corporations, firms and Individuals. GOTO VISIT YOSEMITE OR HISTORIC COAST POINTS ON YOUR RETURN. P. E.

CRABTREE, City Pass. Agent. $101 ALASKA And Back. Berth" and Meals Included. First Class Notice Reservations for Alaska for August sailings shocld be made at once.

Phone me for -fliTStrated Alaslta Folders free ofi application. PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO. R. liAMBERT, Agent .122 Broadway. Phone Oakland S680.

The remembrance of a sea trip to LOS ANGELES -SAN DIEGO ia nets whit lass keen thaa th saticl patio taees was travel oa The palatial steamers offer the sopsrlatlv la comfort, inced, safaty and lnxary. 18 WOURS TO LOS ANGELES ROUND RATES For tickets, folders, etc, apply PACIFIC NAVIGATION 11IB Broadway. Oakland ISSS, A. Bookwrth, tAft -V I PktuLui'4 HAIR BALSAM i lov all te Boater Onv em A 4 swvvuisj aaavir uunng. 1 -r9iJ Haaifards iii; -f mi -IVi The Largest, Newest Steamers PLYING THIS COAST talppcd with wireless aaa ttiBmirlBe ilf hi.

1 Lars, tlesaat rwt! promenades, sub deck, reclining chairs, grand MKltl kill, mule, ipacioas smoking rauai. Mls aa4'rrlce (ae seat ea water. Thru Rail Tickets to Points East PORTLAND Los Angeles Rose City Rose City bIW It boob lltlt 11 A. M. Aug.

4 Aug. 8 TIT? A 1 Wrn Clau Fl Cllll OXVlIX m. Ma.ad nf.rt r.H fA 01. cms a ROSE CITY Btrtl aad af.au Iaolpdad msWm'll-BVIIHIIIIslwlllUIW la sas rraaetaea Sj farOaad 1L0 A. 0TT1N0EB, General Acast Ttekat Office, TM epp.

"Celt, Pk. Ratter i44: I Etit sen. Ferry bids. Pbeu fatter 34H. Berkeley Offlee, klOft aaattsek I'knt Berkeley Itl Save Money Avoid Pain Teeth Extracted -Without Pain Easiest and beet Painless Extractors la -Oakland.

bPUCIAIi UNTIL JUNE 8v SET OF TEETH S2K GOLD M.00 GOLD FILLINGS $1.00 SILVER FILLINGS 60 BRIDGE WORK $2.00 Teeth Extracted Free when Teeth are Ten-Year Guarantee with AU Work. Ordered, BOSTON DENTAL CO. WASHINGTON ST. HOURS eek days, to 6. Sundays, 10 to a.

fiARCH INSTEP 1 mnnnrrDP ourrun i tno AND FOOT PLATES Uid to erderv t'arantead te correct and trB(tkB weak anklaa, wtak archM, flat tot, and to ralleve cauoaats on bill of th loot. Com In and let iimln your feat, frw of cbirs. ind Broflt br oar Ion also carry BUNION PKOIECTOB. H. rh HITTENBERGER Oakland Trail Taotwy 610 THIRTEENTH STL Ettbll.h1 ISO.

i ROUND TRIP SUNDAY AUC. 4TK Tickets honored all mornlngr trains on going; trip and evening- trains 'on the returnl Special train leaves First and Broadway, Oakland, 8 a. m. Tickets now on sale from all stations Oakland to Newark. Ask Our Agents for Details Southern Pacific L.

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City Ticket Agt. City Pass. Agt O'hrid Office's Broadway and Thirteenth Street, Sixteenth Irt DepsU Hrst and jOroadwaj, Seventh and JBroadway, -r.