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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10
CITY REAL ESTATE
c. y. UNBsEN s CO..

20 Montgomery St.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
81, ,o00-Psciac ave. near GOugh; large modern
residence Of Is rooms aud baths, etc;
lot 50xl3IsG with unebsructedo oeol We"
Of ocesh. 2e64.
s45 oo0-Large choice corner close to goth and
Mission Sta, iE5.6x245, covered with an
elegant. substantial residencei splen-
dId opportunity for speculator. 3oSs.
80, ,oo0-Prom business corner on Devlsadero
st STORES and fats; in good order
hlenthI large lot. 20 feet front 5eOs.
o,poo-vslie3o, near octavisi marine view
Eats Of reos1E and bath, In Al condl-
t4sui improvements new and modern
rasms and hsin. WITH s-foot basement;
lot 25xI27s ssi4s chance to obtain
uice home at reasonable figure. o5l6.
f2I boo-Lsrec earasf On Sacramentoi improve
~ B-7-S re7sas and bath eaehi ell in
~ esaai;lgsi Feat ezS7.5o per nsaai moathi
t24 ooo~choioe eoraer On McAnister; splendid
reHss elss per MONTH large lot 81 :ex
ga soo~asaseed from $4,000 TO effect quick
salei eigles corner lot. close to Polk
haa Caiiseerzi lot 50xS2:6
go 5oe-Cksice corner 10 improve with either
cats o. npsrrslcutshouse; NV. corner
isssssq ssd lleaveawerth sts.; ll2:eK
e22, ,ooo%%ew saa rtyiisa residence IN fashion
able part of tho city, close to Broad
wayi consisting OF 10 rooms and with
81 modern CesveRisacesi key iot, 4oH
- Ss ss .ds q t srnSs :ote S'st T ESsS S5s.
e rear aud rooni1g,houEe Of e roo@s
t13,boo--Sice residence on Fillmore Ct, near
Pacific ave, consisting % rooms ana
bath reat 500 nS9th. $3.50:
81 ooo-1Erk st.. clcee 70 Van Ness ave; SUD.
EtAntlal 2-stury residence of 10 rooms
szd bath; iot soxis7ie; splendid .s bold
3nE 70 improve. 8254.
e1oooo-clavtoa near Hnght; 2-story residence
basement ana Staei lot ooTla7'c: with
spisrtid grrden n reeT. 34f4.
es.250--Nesr Panhandle; residence of 2 rooms
End bath; situate on Page ST.; lot 25x
100 feet. 296S.
e5oo-cslifo-nla ana Baker; Improvements
consisting q good 2-story house OF
rooms and bath. s. Al condition; key
lot 25x1co; snap. 3o5I.
For particulars uf the above and Tor the
Real Estate Record containing list Of prop
erty Cor sale n sll parts OF the city, apply
9. =. UMBSEN & CO.,
20 Moureunery 81.
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Presidio Terrace.
Presidio Terrace.
Presidio Terrace.
San Francisco's only residence park.
Absolute protection afforded.
No stables laundries, fats stores or business
structures permitted.
Sun and light guaranteed by building restric-
tionS.
Sewers. side sewers to lot lines, gas aud water
mains, electric and telephone ell in; btunin-
lied streets granite curbs artificial stone
sidewalks, grass plats, trees and flowers In
front of every lot.
Every inducement to homebuilders.
Electric lights burn all night and every night
In Preside Terrace.
Special watchman.
Lots so It. frontage S6O00
Terms to suit.
Minimum cost of houses $1,000.
THAT pretty residence park on First avenue. -
Send for new
DESCRIPTIVE
FOLDER.
Particulars of
BALDWIN & H0WELI4 1892 FILLMORE ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL 1892 FILLMORE ST.
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ENTIRELY NEW SUBDIVISION
POPE TRACT.
WESTERN ADDITION LOTS.
Si4OO UPWARD.
uskcU rEDNTQ

EASY TERMS.
An entirely subdivision comprising soIne
six blocks of land: facing on Cole, Shrader -
Belvedere sts.. etc. Every lot faces On streeF
which Is stone curbed graded. severed and
bituminized. This has cost present owners a
vast amount OF money. 1t viii save every buy
untold annoyance and expense Go out today
and see these lots; secure your choice, take one
more Where can you buy lots IN the west
ern Addition for S14OO to $500 on accepted
streets7 These blocks are sheltered from wind
and fog. We call it the Western Addition
Warm Belt. There is no spot as sheltered IN
San Francisco
Take Hayes St electric cars. get on at Cole
and Carl SITS. See these lots today without fail-
Lots double the distance from town are selling
for as much.
Lyon & Hoag or Sahinwald. Buckbee & Co.
$50 Market St 1856 Sutter 81.
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LYON & HOAG,
636 Market ST..
Branch office. 5th ave. and n ST.,
sunset Dfefrfof

BEAUTIFUL PARNAsSUS HEIGHTS.
Lots $1,000! Lots $1,000! Lots $500.
Lyon 4 Hoag offering this unsur
passed subdivision to the public for the hrst
time at these prices: we shall not attempt to
give you some facts. We are selling these
lots on easy payments. 10 cash. balance to l
paid in four years with interest AT o per cent
and gas mains in: this property has a marine
view and overlooks Golden Gate Park. the most
magnificent spot in the state OF California.
What more could be said Of any building slte7
Take Ellis ST. cars they will put you on at
5th ave and II ST. right in front OF branch
Office an cars will transfer you to this line.
Tell the conductor you want to go to 5th ave.
and Fl ST. 70 buy Of those Parnassus Heights
lots from Lyon & Hoag. Agent on ground Sun
days
LYON & HOAG
636 Market St.
Branch office. 9Th and II ST..
Sunset District.
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s45, 000-200 feet on main car line street south
of Market, between 9th and 9th.
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HARRIsAN.
WEIDENMULLER & ROSENSTIRN. Inc.
345 MONTGOMERY STREET.
To LEASE.
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So, 5o0--3 corner fats; 2 years old: ~ and g
rooms; dining-room paneled and beamed; cleo
tric lights and gas; location VIII suitf call il
you want to see them; don't write. l4l0
Haigbt st.
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CLARENCE COLMAN.
1199 POST ST PHONE FRANKLIN 1925.
FOR SALE-UNIMPROyED.
SS5, 000-Corner near st. Francis Hotel; 60 feet
on a main street.; 20oo0 bank mortgage
can remain
water lots ON 1st St. between Market and Mis-
sion Look this up and make offer.
125x119 8-Large manufacturing site near water
'front.' frontages; all piled for founda-
tion; owner building on larger site; will
sacrifice.
Ss,0o0-Corner near Van Ness ave-; 50x1o0; in
best residence section.
FOR SALE-IMPROVED.
So, 1000 fats on large lot on corner in Western
Addition.
s6.oo0-Income property: fats in Mission; IN
come $50 per month: lot 50x1O0; can you
beat this? Flats built less than years.
$780, new fists park panhandle; and 6
rooms.
$6,5o0-2 flats near 1st ave, on key lot; and
9 rooms; $35o0 mortgage can remain.
FOR LEASE.
Guggenhime building-Beautiful store Post
ST., 2bx122 next TO Shreve's. -Four big
lofts in same building 50x122.
Kearny ST., near Bush-3-story building; 2 stores
and 20 Offices: very cheap.
5-story brick building on lower Market st; lofts
above.
CLARENCE COLMAN.
119o POST ST. PHONE FRANKLIN 1925.
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$40 oo0-Swell new residence for sale; Just corr.
pleted: finished In English oak, mahogany
satin wood; something up to date in living
room; hardwood floors. Call SUNDAY. r.. a
FUTILE, 1909 Buchanan ST.
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s935-4-room house. new; easy installments: nice
lot. laos 18th ave. South, owner.
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SOUTH OF MARKET STREET.

fSSION STREET-4story and basement brick
building. 30xST;6. with electric elevator;
$275 per month.
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$22,Ooo-Two of the swellest fats In San Fran
cisco; on Pacific ave.. centrally located;
3-story building; 2 elegant fats of 9
rooms and bath; occupy two lower floors,
lower of rooms and bath servants room
In basement
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G. Il. u--sc--' S co. 20 MONTGOMERY ST.
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
or desirable building lots fronting Lombard.
Scott and Chestnut SITS. Sale viii be held on
the property Saturday. February Is, az
o'clock p m
The lots are all level and ready for building,
and are located On the boulevard drive TO the
Preside and the Golden Gate, and close to the
Union and Fillmore 81. cars. The Union-st.
line is now being converted into an electric
road, thus assuring rapid transit 70 all points.
Loans Of One-hslf of the purchase price can
be arranged.
Don't miss this splendid opportunity to ac-
ouire building lot in this rapidly improving
neighborhood.
Tor diagram and further particulars apnly TO
:. u. UMBSEN & Co.
% MONTGOMERY ST.
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81, ,50o-Reduced from $500; fine residence
on Post St. close 10 Laguna; good large
lot. 27x137:6; Q rooms and bath; fine con-
dition. Owner must sellli
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NORTH OF MARKET STREET.

IARKET STREET-Near Sans0nle; new 2-stOrv
building; rent $3.50 per month.
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So, ,o0o-willard, near Parnassus: house of 3
rooms and bath; stable; 37;ex1oo.
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HOWARD STREET-Nesr 2d: 3-storv and base
ment brick building; As. 00O square feet Of
hoor space: 2 frontages. rent $50.
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ELLIS sTREET-Not far from Market: 100
room hotel. with sarge store; rent $1,000
per month";
Corner Powell st. I block from New Fair
mont 20 rooms. IL raths; stores rent
$3.50 for entire building.
O'FARRELL STREET-Retail center: 2-story
and basement building; SO It. 'front.'
$3.50.
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FOR SALE
Nice lot on Ashbury Heights; fne view; on
car line; near school; ready TO build on; $i400.
Take Park and lSth-st cars. get on at
Clarendon ave, between 18th and 18th SITS.
There you ara.
Call e. 1858 Ashbury ~
Il. r. CHESS.
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HOTELS.

AND DUPONT STREETS-s7x
100; viii build 4-story building suitable
for Oriental bazaar.
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JASON STREET-Near Market: 3-storv and
basement building; SKIS; rent S7o0.
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MARKET SrREET-65x16O. with frontages;
2-story building: very low rent.
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HARRIGAN.
WEID6NMudIER 8 R0SENSTIET' sE1 ine.'
To LEASE
sPECIALs-sPECIALs
SOUTH OF MARKET STREET.
MISSION sTREET-4-story and basement brick
building. 5oxsT:6. with electric elevator;
s2T5 per MONTH
HOWARD STREET-Nesr 2d: s-story and base
ment brick building: 4s.0o0 square feet of
foor space; frontages; reHt $50.
MARKET SrREET-s5x1so with frontages;
2-story building: very low rent.
MARKET sTREET-Near sansonie; new 2-story
building; rent $3.50 per month.
NORTH OF MARKET STREET
MASON sTREEr-Near Market: s-ssory and
basement building; SKIS; rent s7oo.
CALIFORNIA AND DUPONT sTREETs-s7x
100; win build 4story building suitable
for Oriental bazaar.
HOTELS.
ELLIS srREET-Not far from Market: 100 .
room hotel. with sarge store; rent $1,000
per month
Corner on Powell st.. block from New Fair
mont; 20 rooms. l. -aths; stores; rent
$3.50 for entire building
O'FARRELL STREET-Retail center: 2story
and basement building; SO It. front;
OFFICE BUILDING
Prominent corner sreproof building on Sutter ST.
to contain 1O4 offices; elevators and all
modern eonvenisnees; rent reasonable; big
speculative profit
FOR SALE.
SIS. .OoO-s5 feet on 4th St. bet Mission and
Howard; mortgage SOS. 900; want oner.
S25, 5,O00-Clay ST.. northeast corner OF Laurel:
magnificent residence Is rooms baths.
lot 57:6x1O0; grand marine view.
$35 000-Church ST.. southwest corner: stores
ard s apartments: rents $3.50 Der ann,m.
these rents have not been raised for
few days only, as owner is leaving FOX
Europe
sssoOo.Mission St. near Beale; full wste,k
$50 5oo--valiejo ST. near FILLMORE; residence. 10
rooms and bath; lot 32.6x137:6; unob-
structed marine view.
$12500-Stanyan Sc. corner Hayes; lot 55x
1875: grand apartment-ho site.
$50 to $400 per foot-Iarine view lots from
Clay ST.; $50 to $500 per front of foot. o u
HARRIGAN.
WEIDENlIULLER 4 ROSENSTIRN. Inc
345 MONTGOMERY STREET.
TELEPHONE TEMP. 1881
MAURICE ESSENTIAL REALTY CO..
PA Powell st.
S40Ooo-Splendd income property. 24th-st
corner: pays 1886 per month: lot Sc 2:6x75.
S4750--MOdern cottage. near 25th ana Lake
SITS; lot 26x20; $1,000; balance on easy pay
sis5o-Riehmond lot. near nth ave. and
LAKE ST. lot level ana ready Tor building.
To LEASE.
On sunny corner apartment-house. Haight
MAURICE ROsENTHAL REALTY CO..
214 Powell ST.
$14. 500-3 elegant new hats: Hayes st near
Baker; 10 rooms: rents $143. 25x137.S
SIS, 0o0-Nisson st.. 2sd: store y .pa
house: rents $3.50: 2 frontages.
So, 000-6 swell fats 22d St renfing
very low at $50: see these
$11, ,00O-BA GAIN--Beautiful corner. aats
store and a house: all new. rents sis0
81. 000-3 elegant dats Frederick a.
So. 2J0- dats; Harrison and 24tb sts
IS. 500-3 6-room dats: rents 500; 25x1(
SO. 300 Broom fats; rents $50.
81. 50o-NW. corner lot. 55x1O5; Richno,1
GEO W. Fl. PATTERSON. 1917 Sutfer 81
$500 viii bug you a lot fronting on PARK en-
trance. ~
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EXTRA SPECIAL.i
s1s, ,0oo-Rents s21o per month; fine little bust
buy Fillmore ST., near transfer
corner, north of California; stores and
uppers; dandy little proposition.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 1892 Fillmore st.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 1902 Fillmore st.
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10, 5oo-Two elegant Oats Of and rooms and
bath each; sunny side of Carl St, near
Stanyan; high basement, and stable.
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OFFICE BUILDING.

OFFICE BUILDING
Prominent corner freproof building on Sutter ST.
to contain 1O4 offices: elevators and all
modern conveniences; rent reasonable; big
speculative profit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-24

bein thoroughly aroused. not only
all over the United States, but ali
over the world. And in spite of what
the eminent Dr.. Koch navy believe
and he is decidedly in the minority
the mothers of the United States will
never again feed to their infants
cows milk unless they are satisfied
beyond the peradventure of doubt
that the bovine is in perfectly heal
thy condition.
The attention Of the bureau of ami
NAL industry has been repeatedly
called to the prevalence of tubercu-
losis among cattle. Investigations
have been conducted at various times
with view of stamping ont the dis
ease, but SO far such efforts may be
said to be in embryo. Nobody can
tell where cattle receive the infec!
ton, but, according to DR.. A. D. Mel.
win. chief OF the bureau of animal In
dustry, it comes from germ and in
exactly the same way that the bacilli
infects men. Therefore the present
widespread warfare which is being
conducted against the great white
plague" OF the human family which
every year sends so many thousands
to untimely graves, undoubtedly will
throw great deal of light on tuber-
culosis as 1t affects cattle and other
animals useu for food.
a very recent investigation in the
District of Columbia and surrounding
states, showed the prevalence of tu-
'berculosis among cattle. A joint in
vestigation was conducted by the bu-
rcau OF animal industry and the
Washington health authorities, and
further inquiry, covering much
larger scope. is IN contemplation. AS
a result of this Investigation, the Dis.
trict of Columbia Medical Association,
which also had been making an in
quiry on its own account, announced
that only one excellent dairy exists
in the national capital. OF course,
the name of this dairy was withheld.
The announcement, however, created
a great furore.
No well.defined action has yet been
taken by the federal authorities look
ing toward a general investigation
of the question of tuberculosis among
cattle. The bureau of animal indus,
try is cooperating with state authori.
ties to some extent. But the results
of the further investigation by the
bureau now in contemplation unques.
tionably will be of great benefit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-24
PURE MILK PROBLEM.

Should the milk from COWS affllct
cd with tuberculosis be fed to human
beings, and especially babies and
children?
AT first blush, positive and EN-.
phatic negative answer might be re.
turned TO this question. In such an
answer tho American and British GOV.
ernmcnts would heartily agree. But
In Germany, while many eminent sci.
cntists hold the same view, the IA
nous DR.. Koch, whose name is known
all over the world as leading ex-
pert on tuberculosis, holds that bo-
vine tuberculosis Is not transmissible
to nan. In this view Professor Koch
has a large following among Ger.
man scientists and students.
Since our government. through the
bureau of animal industry of the De-
partment of Agriculture, has official
~ accepted the theory that tubcrcu-
losis is the same whether in man or
Least, and since the idea of feed
ing our infants on the milk of cows
afflicted with the dread disease is SO,
abnorrent. one may safely accept that
view.
In fact, from the standpoint of com.
mon sense, 1t seems remarkable That
a difference OF opinion may exist
ON such subject. The milk from tn.
bercular cattle has been fed right and
lett for years-nobody knows how
Widespread the practice has been
Tor the simple reason that the exist
lence off the disease among the cattle.
was unknown, And the beef of cattle
so afflicted has been eaten for gen.
cra'ions without the consumer in
general knowing ANYTHING about It!
Now, however, public sentiment is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-24

but there Is no reason for being hog.
gish. Because some of the towns are
boosting rates on account OF the Expo.
sltion Is no reason why Newport News
should make the same sad bluDder.
There is. future to be reckoned on.
All business is not going to cease with
the closing OF the gates of the EXPOSE.
tion, and the city that treats its Wis.
itors in the fairest and best manner
Is going to make the most friends.
No city can have too many friends
from other parts OF the country; no
town can have too many kind words
said of 1t. The only way to secure the
good will and the kindly expressions
Is to use the visitors In n manner that
will convince them that the town Is
not en- tout of highway robbers. The
people of Newport News will make
an error that. will cost them much
II they become possessed with the
idea that there is nothing but the Elk
position to look forward to. The city
Is going IN It's own prosperous way
II long time after the Exposition gates
arc closed. and in the years to come
there should be no smirch OH It's name
In the shape OF unfair and unjust
charges to visitors who are orr guests
during the coming six months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-24

A boy up in Pennsylvania had
his skull fractured by q grapno-
phone disc. The worst this kind of
an Instrument had ever done before
was to create brain storm in the
'pcrscn who head it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-24

When the Italian scientist made
tie Statement. thct fish can both
hear and talk he must have been
thinging of the ones that he lost
as he was hauling them in. They
are always the mc;t wonderful
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-24

United States marines and blue
jackets have been landed in IIod
duran towns. The big stick is a
far reacher.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-24

Having turned the tiiird.term rumor
over to Secretary Loeb. the President
may be regarded as having got 1t
pretty we'll off his Misunderstanding.
ton Star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-24

The announcement that Canal Com
missioner Blackburn will live OH the
isthmus removes all doubt as to the
soils adaptability for the cultivation
of mint,-C Charleston Mews.Courier. 4
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-24

The Beers are a willy people They
seem to be getting into power again
in the Transvaal.-Mexican Herald.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-10-10
WHEN LARGE SUMS ARE NEEDED.

The Secretary of the Treasury is de-
do the most good in moving crops. He
is doing this with considerable secrecy,
making no announcements and turn
ing a deaf ear to spectators. The New
Orleans Times-Democrat states that
81, 1000, 900 is:to be deposited in the Ma
soon as bonds to protect a deposit of
that amount are deposited in the sub
treasury of that city. A lesser deposit
of government honey was made in
New Orleans about ten days ago, but
the amount, 1920, 900, was too small to
relieve the stringency in that market.
The larger deposit, looming as it
does," says the Times-Democrat,"
"when large sums of money are tied
up in the cotton and sugar crops, will
be of material help to the local banks,
and will better the financial condition
throughout this territory" It is reas-
onably certain that the admistration
will leave no stone unturned in it's
grand pre-campaign effort to restore
confidence and prevent money strin-
gency. It stands pledged by it's own
good to prevent anything approaching
a panic, and this is why it will deposit
money to owe b crops. The money
that lies idle in b treasury could not
be put to better use. No risk is involv-
ed to the government, and much good
will come from the use of it at this sea-
son of the year to the people who do
not gamble in anything.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-10-10

Thomas A. Edison, the great Ameri-
can inventor says Gully eighty per
cent OF the illness of mankind comes
from eating improper food or too much
food; people are inclined to over-in-
dulge Themselves. This is where in
digestion finds its beginning in nearly
every case. The stomach can do just
SO much work and no more, and when
you overload it, or when you eat the
wrong kind of food, the digestive Or
gans cannot possibly do the work de-
manded Of them. It is at such times
that the stomach needs help; it demands
help, and warns you by headaches,
belching, sour stomach, nausea and in
digestion. You should attend to this
at once by taking something that will
actually do the work for the stomach.
Kodol will do this. It is a com bination
of natural digestants and vegetable
acids and contains the same juices
found in a healthy stomach. It is
pleasant to take. It digests what you
eat. Sold by M. E. Robinson & Bro.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-10-10
THE NEBRASKA PLATFORM.

The Nebraska Democrats held a con-
vention in Lincoln on Tuesday last to
nominate a State ticket and to con-
struct a platform. MI. Bryan was pres
ent, and he told the convention hat
Democratic prospects never had been
brighter.
The platform of the Nebraska Demo-
Gratis is interesting because it discloses
the platform that Mr.. Bryan is willing
to stand on. The platform adopted at
Lincoln is started with a demand for
a law making it an offense in a cor
poration to contribute to a campaign
fund, and requiring publication before
election of all contributions. OPPOSE
ton is expressed in it to the plan of
making all corporations federal. Fed
oral remedies should supplement State
remedies, it says.
A criminal law against trusts is de-
manded by the Nebraska Democrats,
and means should be devised to aboI-
ish private monopoly. Corporations
engaged in interstate commerce should
be compelled to sell to all everywhere
on the same terms. duplication of di-
rectors should be made unlawful, and a
license system is advocated which
without abridging States rights would
compel a corporation to take out a fed
eral permit before being allowed to
control as much as 25 per cent OF the
product in which it deals, and control
of so per cent should be prohibited.
Corporations, says the Nebraska plat
form, should carry on litigation where
they do business.
An immediate revision of the tariff
is demanded by the Nebraska Demo-
Gratis. ALI articles manufactured by
trusts should be put on the free list,
and he tariff reduced to a revenue
basis. Trial by jury in all contempt
cases is demanded. The platform as
serts the right of each State to exercise
complete control over commerce within
it's borders, demands a valuation of the
railroads, the squeezing out of water,
and a reduction of rates.
The platform also calls for a radiance
of the Philippines, and opposition to
Asiatic immigration is favored.
Mr.. Bryan was present, and pre-
sumably avery line of the platform
bears his sanction, and very likely he
may have written every line of it. He
stands on it at any rate without dis
sent among his partisans and so do
the candidates of the Democrats in Mr..
Bryan's home State.