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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

800 CASH
Balance easy monthly payments: new hou.a
in the Mission; light sunny rooms and bafh-
price $1,000. Address box 2553. Call office
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

NEW FOUR RM. AND BATH COTTAGE
Now building View ave. bet. 22d and I'D
sts.: exceptionally large lot; $40 monthly
pays for it, Take Mission-st ear transfer
23d ct. and View ave.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

NEW YORK NEWS STANDS
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel; A frentHho, %
Union Square: Murray Hfl Hotel: Fifth-aFenue
Hotel and Hoffman House
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

BALDN IN & HOWELL.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14
OSCAR HEYMAN BROTHER. IA Post st.

THERE ARE ONLY EIGHT LEFT OF The
LOTS IN OUR BLOCK FRONTING
THE OCEAN BOULEVARD
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

s2Soo-2 FLATS. and rooms hath sEoo
cash; near Mission and Thirtieth SITS
S1050-Nce cottage; lot z5xIOO
$3200-Corner store on Dolores ct
S475c-2 modern fats; bituminized street
s45O-Lot on Duncan ST.
$40OO-Store, fiat above. rooms hatb. no.,
occupied as saloon; license fixtures ssoo
extra WV
MISSION REALTY CO.. s297 Mission st
FOR sale-A new, modern cottage OF 8 rooms
and oatn. large reception hall; Mission warm
DELL esso room cottage Hearst ave
ana Edna st. Apply owner 3577- TWENTY
second St. Church
s4loo-WoRTH $4,000: 21s blocks from Mar
ket 81: substantial English cottage. suitable
Ior large FAMILY: plenty OF sunshine. lot 30x
10, Sluw down. balance same as rent See
owner. 2S14 Fifteenth xt near ca.ana
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

FLORIN L. JONES CO., Real Estate Agents
137 Montgomery st.
SIS. .0O0-Choice northeast corner, 45x125; Van
Ness ave, extra choice site
$I5, ,000-Solid brick building stories; lot 46x
1876; Mission, near First
$32, 000-Fine residence and 45x137-foot lot, on
north line OF Pacific ave-. near La
guna; don't overlook this fine buy
$25, 000-Modern colonial residence; fine marine
view; snap; Pacific Heights.
S12 oOo-Choice corner income Hyde st; 4
houses; very sunny; rent SOS: mort
gage S6500; over 10 per cent net
s7,b00-NE. cor. Castro and Twentieth SITS /;
s15. 5oo-one half 5o-vara ea. and 1o-room bou..:
fine marine view: Jones and Chestnut
$S. .oOo-Fine S-room residence, basement and
attic finished Ashbury St
$36 OOO-6 modern northwest corner fats: large
and hne all rented S27O; Pacifir
Heights; marine view: inside FILL
more.
FLoRIN L. JONES & CO., 1877 Montgomery st
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

S27 5o0-Two Eighteenth ST. corners in the
Potrero containing stores and fats;
rents Sls5 per month; large lot 75x200;
frontage streets.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

AT AUCTION.
AT AUCTION.
AT AUCTION.
WITHOUT RESERVE.
REFEREE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
(Robert G. Hooker, Sole Referee)
THURSDAY. May IS, 1905, at ~ o'clock noon.
At the office of
HOOKER LENT. IA Post Street,
Northeast corner OF California and Drumm SITS.
Size 81 :Sx137:6.
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT:
{. CARLTON Herald Square
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

OSCAR HEYMAN g BROTHER. Ia Post st.
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IL, ,00o-Post st. inside Larkin; flats, rent
ing for $1,000 per annum.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

NICE home for South San Francisco me-
chanic location between San Bruno ave
and Railroad ave-, on elevated ground; f.
room cottage: hard finish: high basement;
large lot, 50x100; $3.50; 500 cash, balance
like rent.
w N. RUSSELL,
8o1 California ST., San Francisco Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14
CALIFORNIA

MADISON & BURKE.
80 MONTGOMERY St. opp. LICK House.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

OAKLAND OFFICE:
Iole Broadway. Telephone Main loSS
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

PRESIDE HEIGHTS LOTS
Lots on Jackson Pacific Walnut Laurel and
WASHINGTON sts; superb view.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

lots. northeast corner Golden Gate
ave and Baker St; in sizes TO suit;
price from S2215 upward.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

NELSON. JOHNSON & CO.
909 MONTGOMERY ST.. Opp. Mills Bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

~, 500-Cottage of rooms and BATH in the
vicinity of Twenty-fifth and Church sts. /;
lot 25x111: attractive home in one Of
the incest parts of the Mission.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

FLORIN L. JONES & CO., Real Estate Agents
137 Montgomery St
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

CORNER Howard and 18th: 81 ;ox115 with Inn
provements; suitable for stores. flats or apart
ments. Won RHEIN CO. 513 California sc.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-14

BERKELEY OFFICE:
BIAS Center Street. ....... Telephone North q
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS;
JAMES 3 TYLER Post Building
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-11
BIG CROWD AT MONGOLIA.

The departure of the p. M. s. s.
Mongolia last evening was the occasion
of the greatest demonstration that has
been seen at steamer departure for
a long time, excepting of course spe-
cial events like the Taft party's de-
parture. One hundred and thirty-five
local people departed on the liner and
the pier was so jammed with humanity
that 1T was almost impossible for one
to move. The Hawaiian band were on
the forward deck of the steamer and
played as the boat pulled out. The
Portuguese band attended as compl-
ment to Berger's men and discoursed
lively airs from the wharf. Among the
pieces was the French national an
them, played for the departing French
consul.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-11

OYSTER BAY August eSecretary of the Treasury Lesl
M. Shaw is retire from the cabinet winter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-11
PROMINENT WEST INDIA MER-
CHANT CURES HIS DAUGHTER
OF A THREATENED ATTACK OF
PNEUMONIA.

"some time ago my daughter caught
severe cold. She complained of pains
in her chest and had a bad cough.
gave her Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
according TO directions and in two days
she was well and able to go to school
I have used this remedy in my family
for the past seven years and have never
known 1t to fail" says James Prender-
CAST, merchant, Annato Bay. Jamaica,
West India Islands. For sale by all
Dealers and Druggists. Benson. Smith
& Co, Ltd. Agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Entered for Record August 5. 1905

Entered for Record August 5. 1905.
Edward w Thwing and VT to Anna
B Tucker ct al ..................... d
A Gartenberg TT to Kaeleku Sugar
Co Liza ....... -.....'. .'.-.....' L
A Gartenberg TT and VT ct al to
NJ Grinbaum .................... L
Mrs G P Kamauoha by agt to Kim
sung zee ..,.-................ L
All Young to Angi All Young 49,. b
Kock Min to William McCluskey A N
Lucina de Souza to Sakamura.. L
Antonio Roderigues and VT to Luz
Gina Nde Souza ...........I......
Nora NJ Davis and hsb to Alexan-
der c Dowsett .................... L
Entered for Record August Z, 1905
Francisco Martins and VT to Jose
G Serrao ..-f..-............ l
Manuel vierra and WI to Jose G
Serrao ..........-.......'..
Jose G serrao and WI to William
Silver .......'...........'...
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-11

OYSTER BAY, August oSir Chentung LANG Cheng, the
terday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-11

SAN FRANCISCO, August e.-The Republican League
won the local primary election by 60 majority.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-11
THE TRADE OF THE PACIFIC.

Hawaii's greatest possibility of in
luencing China will come through a
future great Oriental trade on the
waters of the Pacific ocean. The mil.
lions that are to make the future of
the world, live in countries bordering
the great Pacific, Hawaii should ex-
tend America IS hand of welcome, and
not exclusion, to our Oriental neigh
bors. Formerly the Chinese govern
ment sent her students to American
colleges, now she is sending them to
Japan. A few years ago, American
clocks, lamps, watches, toys, machines,
etc, were coming into large use in
China. Now the Japanese manufac-
tured articles are beginning to take
| their place. America has now but
about ~ per cent. of China's trade.
She has not needed it. She has been
busy supplying her own great home
markets. But the time is soon coming
when America with her fifteen thou
sand millions of output will need the
great awakening nation of China to
use her surplus of manufactured prod
ucts. Is she to find then that her
friendship with China is lost7 Is she
to find, when it is too late, that her
goods are not wanted, that China is
looking to japan, to England and Ger
many for manufactured articles7
If by continued anti-Chinese laws,
the anti-American feeling, slow to
crystalline, is once fully formed, it will
be hard task for America to change
that feeling. And when in twenty OF
thirty years, China is up and doing
with 10000 miles of railroad, with her
people clamoring for the ready prod
ucts of the Goth century, with her trade
not millions, but thousands of millions
what part are America and Hawaii tc
have2
Every thoughtful American should
ponder well the coming situation with
China, and rise up and demand 9
change of unjust laws, change that
will not only do justice to China, but
will bring greater prosperity and
wealth to America, will bring not +,
"yellow peril,'' but yellow bags O.
gold to add to America IS riches. By
, just treatment now, America can keel
China's friendship and an Orienta
Pacific trade, which is to grow to b,
the richest and most important in thu
world.
+. w. THWING.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-11
CASTLE & COOKE Co.. La
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchant
SUGAR FACTOks.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
The EVA Plantation Company.
: rbe Waisiua Agricultural Co.. LTD
TIE Kr,.aia Cugar Company.
ne Wain,ea Sugar Min Company.
ne FULTON Iron Works. St. Louis. Mo
The star dad OIL Company.
The George f.. Blake Eteam Fdmps'
weston Centrifugals-
The New England Mutual Lie Ineer-
rnce Company. of Boston
The Aetna Insurance Co.. OF hare-
ford. Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company. OF
London.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-11


Agnes soares and hsb TO Samuel
NJ Damon ......................- ~
Rosetta Barete to Samuel NJ Damon ID
Honomu Sugar Co to Ellen ka-
welo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....kel
Mrs Ellen Palau to Honomu Sugar
90 .................... M
J NJ Naeole and VT to b Hanaike NJ
Antonio dos Santos and WI TO Joao
n Correa ...................... -
Joao n Correa and WI to Antonio
dos santos ............ .......s.-. ~
Moses Meheula and VT to A Hay
selden ..................... NJ
Kubara Jutaro to Alexander &
Baldwin Ltd ................:.... ID
Carl du Roi ct al TO Notice. ....... N
H w Schmidt and WI to Abigail X
G Parker ................-. ~
Kekuahooulu and hsb to N c Will
fong - ................- ......... -
Lizzie X Keola and hsb to Mrs
l. L Chin ............. ............ II
w e Rowell to John Bryant. L ID
e S Cunha and VT TO Fanny
Strauch ...................... ID
Fanny Strauch and hsb to Mrs A
K Sylvia ...........-..,....... -
Mrs A X sylvia to Alexander K
Lewis ..................-. M
Jno e Bush and WI to William AHA M
All Tai ct al to Olaa Sugar Co Ltd.C NJ
Victoria Ward by atty to George II
Holt ................... ~
Hawn Realty & Maturity Co Ltd
ct al to John r Calf Tr.......... d
George H Holt and VT to John r
noI& ID
Entered for Record August s, 1905.
r l. Gilliland to Elizabeth X Holt. A l.
w Booth to Hong Sing Coz. l.
] Alfred Magoon to Agnes Soares. X
Waialua Agrtl Co Ltd to Annie X
Holt. ............... .......''..'' N
Waialua Agrtl Co Ltd to George
H Holt .................. ....'... "
Claus SpreckSls & Co by atty to e
Colt Hebron ....................P X
E Colt Hebron and VT to Geo F
Wright. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ID
First Am Saws & TT Co of Haw
Ltd to Charles Butzke and W.T.. r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-11
HAWAII CHINESE DOING
WELL IN MOTHER COUNTRY

have to be very much changed IL
America wishes To continue her friend
ly influence in that empire. Secretary
of War Taft has, said that there will
be no more Chinese for Hawaii. That
the Chinese only want changes 50 rs
to avoid the insult and ignominy to
those permitted to come. He claims
that this is all the agitation is about.
He is greatly mistaken in his view of
the Chinese feeling. They certainly
want to be free from insult. But they
want more. They want, and have
right to insist on fair treatment, the
same treatment accorded to the most
favored nation. is it just to allow
Korean, Japanese, Porto Rican or Ital-
ian laburers to come into Hawaii, and
not the Chinese7 They are quite will
ing that America should have exclu-
sion laws, and regulate or limit foreign
labor. But they insist, and justly so,
that the laws should apply to all alike.
A few small changes will not satisfy
them. Only just and fair treatment
can now arrest the anti-American feel
ing that is fast spreading in every
trade center of China. Those who nave
hOl pNSh III Nhiha itNchtiy
ly realize the size of the boycott, the
strength of the Chinese feeling, the
money that is being put into it Near
ly every Chinaman in Hawaii will con-
tribute to the movement to secure fair
treatment for Chinal 1t is the one sub
ject discussed not only here in Homo
lulu, and on every plantation, but in
every port in China. America can have
no idea of the tremendous antagonism
she has been stirring up slowly but
surely during the past twenty years.
She does not know the strength of the
trade guilds and Chinese tongs, and
she seems to have no realization of
the stupendous possibilities and OPP
portunities she is just throwing away.
Hawaii should be foremost in help
ing to bring about justice and fair
treatment, and not only for China s
sake, but for her own future life and
prosperity. Is Hawaii to be a great
trade center of the Pacific, a future
Hongkong or Shanghai of America
That depends upon whether America
secures large part of China's trade
or not. If we lose China, we lose the
Pacific.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-11
THE NEW ORLEANS
QUARANTINE IS MODIFIED

NEW ORLEANS, August e-Sixty reported
midnight There deaths proclamation has been
issued which will terminate the chaotic cond
TONS The prohibits illegal restriction
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT YESTERDAY.
NEW ORLEANS August s-The yellow fever situation is
improving There have been four reported and
Deaths
BOMB FACTORY is DISCOVERED.
GOMEZ Russia August eThe situation here is serious
of the disorders among peasan bomb factory
has been discovered in this city
RESERvIsTS ARE PLUNDERING.
BENDERY, Bessaraba, August e-serous disorders have
broken the reservss here They plundeng the
houses of the inhabitants of this place
SERIOUS STRIKES IN POLAND.
BERDICHEFF. Poland August ga general strike of work
progress The residents of the city leaving
ALBANY August e-Thirty and children are
dead fifty seriously injured result of terrible acct
the Meyer department here yesterday Repairs
being made and the removal of pillar caused the floors collapse
OYSTER BAY August e-sir chentung LANG -Cheng
minister President by appointment yes
terday.
OYSTER BAY August e-Secretary of the Treasury Leslie
M Shaw is retire from the cabinet winter.
SAN FRANCISCO, August e-The Republican League has
won the local primary election by 60 majority
PORTSMOUTH, August s.-The Governor of New Hamp-
shire welcomed the the today The
monies purely formal.
NEW YORK, August s-The Episcopal Church.
The loss is fully $a5o,ooo
SAN DIEGO, August 8-Muler, salmaker's mate died
day the hospital This list Bennington dead total
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-11
AGAINST SUPERSTITION.

Hawaiis Chinese stand for progress
and enlightment. Any one who has
lived here in the light of the Goth
century, who has been swiftly and
safely carried about with comfort in
the electric cars, cannot well believe
in "fung shui' of wooden idols. A
man who has worked on large plan
tation, and seen modern irrigation and
great pumping engines, cannot take
much stock in paper image, put up IN
fields under shelter of poles to keep
away drought. Such shrines are seen in
the country, with burning incense, and
often with the printed motto above,
"May the fragrant incense bring full
fillment to our prayer Every man
who returns from America or Hawaii
must realize of how little avail such
means are.
The man from Hawaii is the one who
is ready to help on the railroad and
machine shop for China. A few
months ago while riding ON the Can
ton end of, the Canton and Hankow
railroad, now building, / asked the
Chinese conductor; GLOW do the
Chinese like the new railroad7'
"Well," he replied, "they did not
like it very well at first. They were
afraid it would spoil all the good luck,
and so they wanted the road built at
some distance from their villages
"Well, how do they like, it now that
it has been going for some timer l
asked again.
s'Oh. they are quite used to it now"
he said, "and they like it. They can
go to town so quick. But when it rains
they find it very unpleasant to walk
some distance from their homes to the
railroad station. So they say, why
did you not build the road neareri
We would like it right at our doors.
So you see they all find that the fire
carriage is a good thing
The Chinese may be slow and delib-
crate, but when he is fully convinced
of a good thing he is ready TO adopt
it. And there is no better place to
convince him than here in these Paci-
fic islands.
MORE CHINESE FOR HAWAII.
What these islands need 10 more
Chinese laborers to fully man the plan
tations and bring greater prosperity
to Hawaii. They make the best work
man in the canefeld. The foolish un'
American Chinese exclusion laws will
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-11

Editor Clement is to retire from the
Maui News.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-11
BOMB FACTORY is DISCOVERED.
SERIOUS STRIKES IN POLAND.

ALBANY, August e-Thirty women and children
dead and fifty seriously injured result of terrible acc
the Meyer department here yesterday Repairs
being and the removal of pillar caused the floors collapse
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-11
MORE CHINESE FOR HAWAII.

What these islands need is more
Chinese laborers to fully man the plan
tations and bring greater prosperity
to Hawaii. They make the best work
man in the canefield. The foolish un-
American Chinese exclusion laws viii
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-12-16

Be sure your Accident IDsur
ance isewith "The Travellers y
WiH f. Odell.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-12-16
TO FAIR PLAY.

Mr.. Editor:
We desire to say shat the article ap-
pearing in the last issue of the lberian,
over the signature of"Fair Play" con-
tains statement which is false, and is
being maliciously circulated 50 as to
injure public officials.
We quote: "Why does he not ask
how 1t happened that the white wash
ing of the charges made against the
City Attorney. done by the best Grand
Jury, was celebrated by sore officers
Of the par SD, the ex City Attorney and
his friends in the saloon Of one mem
Der Of the best Grand Jury the night
before it made Its report in open court,
at which celebration delicacies such as
teal ducks and champagne we're in
dulged in from six O'Clock P. NJ. to one
o'clock A. NJ, with singing, accom-
panied by the negro string band and
profane language p
This statement IL manufactured false
hood Of the whole cloth and a yard
wide. A gentleman engaged in bust
ness invited a number Of others to a
supper at our lunch table There were
present persons of all political hues.
There was never any suggestion made
by any one present that it was to cele
brate anything, but was a participa
ton, by those invited, in the good
cheer in which the host was, and for
which he paid. E7
The attempt to have it appear that
there was a celebration in the barroom
of Grand Juror for the reasons
stated, is a wIlIfdl pervetsion of the
truth. We NAV further state that the
parish official, whom it is sought to
malign, was not party to the enter
tainment except inasmuch as having
entered the saloon efter the supper
was under Roadway !; he was invited
to join at the meal, and did 50.
Let Fair Play" learn to tell the
truth. PA. LANDRY.
HY. GUIDRY, Manager.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-12-16
The Meriwether Cases.

Midshipman Merrlwether has
been acquitted of the charge Of
manslaughter and found guilty Of
the other two charges. namely,
violation OF the third clause of the
eighth article for the government
of the navy, which prohibits mid.
shipmen from engaging in fitsti
cuffs and conduct to the preju
dice of good order and discipline
He has been sentenced to confine.
ment to the limits of the naval
academy for a period of one year
and to be publicly reprimanded by
the secretary of the navy.
Representative BrOussard, of
Louisiana, after reading the find
inge, announced that he was en-
tirely satisfied with them.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-12-16
APPLICATION FOR FRANCHISE.
To the Honorable Mayor and Board OF
Trustees of the Town of New Iberia

La. .ga-s-~.
Gentlemen:
l hereby request your Honorable
Body to grant me the rightpf way over
and along the stpse%S, allevAand ave-
nues and the v6yaofthe CITY of New
Iberia for thS pup Posdof cod tructine
and operatiq a Este& of eled brio rail-
wavB on tho fotbwip street, within
thes corporAtsl1mie of the Gown OF
NeV Iberia, to viz A
TIE entisefeglb Of Main st. from
the RIVER limits to>te npter limits.
out on Fulton Street dfth& Town of
New Ibevia, from Mainfft. out Louis
Avenue to tnesespgsdte limits. From
Main Street OFT Bridge Street to City
limits, from Main Street out Railroad
Avenue to depot. from Main Street out
Lasalle Street to Field Street, down
Field Street to Railroad Avenue, out
Railroad Avenue to Madison Street,
down Madison Street to French street,
out French Street to Hacker Street,
down HACKER Street to Iberia Street,
out Iberia Street to Main Street, again
down Hacker Street to Bank Avenue,
out Bank Avenue 10 St. Peter Street,
down St. Peter Street to Ann Street to
any point it would be advisable to div
erge SO as to connect with Main Street
within or beyo' the corporate limits
The said franchise is to me, my as
sociates or assigns over or through the
streets named above, and to be for a
term Of 25 years. The principal an
thorities are to designate the portion
Of the streets to be used which portion
so used will be kept in good repair by
the grantee.
Franchise granted will become void
If the bona file construction Of the
railway be not Begin within months
and completed within S months after
the beginning of the construction.
New Iberia, December 4, l9OS !.
(signed) F. A. AUGCR.