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MARRIAGES

sENNE-RUNDE- Portland. Ore. December
10 1905 Harry J. Senne Of San Francisco
and Effe A. Runde Of White Salmon. Wash.
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-lll- Sltl- REAL EsrATE-Contiaued
!. I. - - Board-

I, = ~ Al-iMlN & HOWELL. 3is-s24 Kearuy st.
BALDWIN HOWELL 3IS-3a4 Kearny 81.
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WANT ADS
OAKLAND ALAMEDA BtRKHEY FRUTTVAlE
HELP WANTED

HE'LL WAN TED
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
JAPANESE Employment ofhce-General con
tractors; furnishes best help, 3sl Sth St, Oak
land Phone Oakland 3l5s. Home A45i3-
JAPANESE Employment and House Cleaning
Company. S37 Clay St; tel Oakland 1884,
The Oakland branch OF The Call IS at 4ss
Eleventh St near Broadway. Phones Sunset
Oakland Ios3 Home A2a5S
ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOMS TO LET-oakIand
BRUSH ST.. 1872. oakland-Large sunny front
room; near Key Route station. 22d St: suitable
for gentleman; reasonable: apply sunday
HOTEL sT. PAUL. as 18th St corner Clay
Rooms SOC day up; $3.50 week up; special
rate by the month; open all night
MADISON ST. ITO. cor. l4th--i:lcgantIy fur-
nished sunny rooms. all conyeHenecS: hot and
cold running water; bath; select "rhhorhood
MARKET St. s21-2 or 3 large sunny house
keeping rooms; near station; reasonable
SUNNY front rooms; modern; crate; elegantly
furnished; new; reasonable; blocks from
city hall At 1919 jefferson St
wALWoRTH av. 5i0-Two men for double bed;
one man single. with or without board
5II. 61s, near Jefferson-Be Beautiful front fur
nisbed room; capacious. clean. convenient;
glorious sun; gas, hot bath; downstairss s.
for ] person. SO for ?
sTH av.. Il2I-Large alcoye front room. on car
l.ne: minutes from lzth and Broadway
OAKLAND HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS
NEATLY furnished sunny rooms for light
house keeping: close TO Sth st. line and
S. p local; central location; rent reasonable.
n21 Magnolia st
-FOUR rooms for house keeping; clean; com
pletely furnished; coal and gas ranges; piano;
rent reasonable. l26s Sth av. East Oakland.
THREE furnished rooms to rent for house keep
ing. Apply 697 Sycamore ST. near San Pablo
-
OAKLAND ROOMS AND B0ARD
FIRST class rooms and board for / or ? bus
nessmen in small private family; home com
forts; trains 24z4 Ashby, east of Tele-
graph Phone Berkeley 5ls5.
ROOMS TO LET-Berkeiey
CLAIMING way. 2es2 Berkeley-Furnished
rooms 10 let in private home; fine location;
al eonVeniences: board Rear by.
HARMON ST., IsssA, BerkeIey-A large. fur
nished front room; half block Alcatraz sta
tion: IS.
HOUSE KEEPING Roohs-BerkeIey
PRINCE. 1907. 50. BerkeleyA3 room apartment.
neat. sunny. modern; s. T.. Key Route. Oak
land convenient; adults preferred:
cheap 10 right parties.
ROOMS AND BoARD-Berkeley
COLLEGE a-. 254o. Berkeley Attractive rooms
and board for couple; also single rooms.
PLEASANT. sunny rooms. With first class board;
-eIs-enee-. z2l- 1arsnt %M az ax.: ssrkslez:
HOUSES. FLATS. ETC.
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uATS

Se-'s9-BaSer and Clay; very nice fats 5-e
rooms and bsth each. look these Up.
sS-ae-2 hats, close TO Ashbury and Frede--
lek. built by days labor: sc rooms and
h1rn eachi must be sold; make US an
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MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE

BALDWIN & HOWELL. 3is-324 Kearny ST. ST.
RANK S. GRrNAION. 80 ID av.. San Mateo.
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HFSTnFNCFS

slow opposite entrance Of Preside Terrace; /;
yon esn not picture how desirable This
= Until you see IT,. about lo rooms AMI
ssh. sun and light throughout; permit
from this office 10 inspect
ti-.'ttl-Neu located, close TO I.yon and
Washington; rooms up 10 date: con-
Nenlent. sunny and light: east side
80, . hii -i-fu rconns wine cellar: furnace. ctc.
Sl-'oyp Completely furnished: in hest block
on california St; rooms. > baths. etc. /:
can arrange liberal terms: owner 10
faFel Tor health and must sell; we
want al orer on this
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are some Of the choicest investments on
the market; as TO their location. xalue and
.3,nE capacity, The property speaks best for
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IRRIGATED FARMS OK EASY TERaMs

100 acres IN alfalfa: free water. s125 per acre
LARk LAVE CO. % Rnsh St
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81 Rer aere-I.IoO acres; for potatoes. beans
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SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE
'--~v.r--4--~--7--
HAYWARD PARK SAN MATEO)
HAYWARD PARK 1SAN MATEO)

Send for illustrated literature.
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EXCEPTIONAL chance Marin county acreage
for subdivision; price s., 600. g. S. JONES,
- kearny ct.
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YOUR title restored under the MeEnerney act:
complete Sl5. Address box 229, Call. Repre-
sentative viii interview you.
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COUNTRY real EsTATE

LAND IL THE STATE
SO per acre; On Middle river; freight by rail
and water; low rates; free water rents SO cash
Ter acre. on shares has paid $50
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FOR sale-A bargain: i acres near SebastoDoI; I;
hne fruit and berry land; $50 young apples
good buildings and good fencing; 200 chickens
farm tools and growing crop 20 with place
also corn, potatoes and hay band; price
$3.50. Address owner, box llo, Sebsstopol,
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FINANCIAL
MONEY WANTED
REAL ESTATE

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
S25 MONTHLY and small first payment, for
price of . new modern room cottages at
bargain If sold Immediately; leaving Alameda.
Owner, 10l4 Eagle av.. mr. Bay station
$500 cash, balance to suit-New modern room
home; NE. corner; blocks ST. local, Ala
media: price $1,000 viii exchange for lot E
J. LLOYD. 1112 Broadway. Oakland.
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FOR sale-NcN, modern house of II rooms, sit
usfed in best locality; 627 Homer av.s Psio
Alto. Inquire at premises. -
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500 per scre-2e5 acres garden land on Rob
t--s ls-and. miles from stoekton: free water.
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IRRIGATED FARMS on EASY TERaMS.
10 90 acre farms in Sacramento valley rich
oeep. sandy loan soil for fruit walnuts vece-
tables. alfalfa etc; &c daily passenger trains
10 farm more than 20 minutes walk from
STATION The best land and best living eOnd-
items ia CalifOrnis. 10 acre farm means III
dependence Excursions every Saturday p N;
round trip s.; return sunday p N. +. L. HILL
& CO., No. East 81. opp. Ferry bldg. Phone
kearny 302.
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.55o-i2th av. nosr clement: 25xl2o.

'-ul TOT Vuf LIST or property TOT sac.
HOWELL. sls-s24 Kearny st.
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LEGAL NOTICES

HOMES. investments lots ranches. acre proper
ties. BROWN & WILSON. Santa CRUZ Cal:
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-03-28

Adolph Rosenbecker, the con-
ductor, possesses a stately, digni-
fled method of conducting, which
is very effective. Even when
coaxing from his magnificent or
ganization a triumphant outburst
of melody, he never diverts at
tention of the audience from the
music to himself, by mannerisms.
He does not tear his hair, nor does
he fall all over himself while di-
recting, but has the orchestra
under perfect control, they play
ing like one instrument.
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Additional Amusement Notes

lSement Notes
9. Chorus from "Lucretia Borgia"
......... Donizetti
Juvenile Choir.
10. Coronation March -. Svendsen
Second Concert.
Wednesday, April LIST, Sis o'clock
/. Overture, 1872" Tschaikowski
2. (a)-Dance of the Sylphs.
(b)-Dance of the Will O. the
Wisp from Domination of
3. Michaela from Carmen. Bizet
Genevieve Clark Wilson.
a Entrance of the Gods into Wal
hail. from "Goetterdaemme-
rung' of der Ring DIES Nib
lungen ............. Wagner
5. Spanish Rhapsodie ........ Lalo
PART II.
g. The Wedding Feast" from
"The Song of Hiawatha" 49,.
.......... S. Coleridge- Taylor
Orchestra, Festival Chorus and
John B. Miller. Evan Steph-
ems, Choral Conductor.
Third Concert.
Thursday, April End, 3:45 o'clock
|. Overture, an Nature" -. Dvorak
2. Concerto ........ Tschaikowsky
Jan Van Oordt.
3. (a)-Brautlied (b)-Im Gar
ten, from Country Wedding
Symphony ........ Goldmark
4. (a)-Pastorale, (b) Finale CAL
legro AssaD from Symphony
for organ and orchestra. -.
............. Alex. Guilmant
John J. Mcclellan.
S. Song of the Rhinedaughtcrs.
from "Das Rheingold" of
der Ring DIES Nibelungen'..
6. (a)-Marche, (b)-Danse Arab,
(c)-Danse Chinois, d.
Danse Russo Trepak; from
"Nutcracker" Suite ......
............... Tschaikowsky
7. Marche Picturesque and Scene
Orientale from Orchestral
Suite OPP. Arthur Shepherd
Conducted by Composer.)
Fourth Concert.
Thursday, April End, S:l5 o'clock
Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
SOLOISTS:
Genevieve Clark Wilson, Soprano,
Rose LutigerG Cannon, Contralto.
John B. Miller, Tenor.
Arthur Middleton, Basso.
Festival Chorus and Tabernacle Choir
Evan Stephens, Choral Conductor
J. J. Mcclellan, Organist.
THE GOLDEN LEGEND" -.
OuliiNdi
Orchestra, Great Organ, Both Choir
uses and Soloists.
y filed suit for divorce from her
zee if her husband can prevent it.
plant of the shapely actress, de-
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MUSICAL FESTIVAL PROGRAM.
First Concert.

Wednesday, April LIST, at 345 o'clock.
/. Overture Di Ballo 49,. Sullivan
2. Two Hungarian Dances. Brahms
g. A Minor Concerto. .Goltermann
Franz Wagner.
"The Lost Chord" 49,. Sullivan
Juvenile Choir.
S. (a)-Love Song, Mac Dowell
(b)-In Wartime, from Sec
ond Indian Suite.
E. Aria, "She Alone Charmeth My
Sadness" from Queen of
Sheba" ............ Gounod
Arthur Middleton.
7. (a)-Heartwound.
(b)-Spring ............ Grieg
8. Aria, LA Cieca," from La
Gioconda" ........ Ponchielli
Rose Lutiger Cannon.
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Viola recently filed suit for divorce from her
husband granted her husband prevent it.
filed complaint of the shapey de-
nyng failed support her. and that he
tanning expensive wife New York Mr. Glett
manager of a big land company in Cuba
E. Sothern will give benefit perform
April fund Of America
will produce play written especially for him by tir
boy Allen Wyeh the New York physician.
The aegory in blank called The Weakness of Man
and Sothen declares that it is remarkable literary effort
Frank Campeau who played Trampas "The Vignian
Dustin Farnum had the title role still playing the of the
Mexican 1t would be get
fill the place satisfactorily has Mr. Campeau who
the Mexican "Arizona Tom Puddenhead
son."
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g. Chorus from "Lucretia Borgia'
DOTlZettl
Juvenile Choir
&C. Coronation March . Svendsen
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UNABLE TO BREAK BANK
Lord Rosslyn Loses in Contest With
 Sir Hiram Maxim.

London. Sept 29.-The unique gambling contest between Sir Hiram Maxim and Lord Rosslyn came to an end .his afternoon and shows defe 1t for the system advanced by the lat- ter.
 Lord Rosslyn claimed that by his system of play 1t was possible to win at roulette against the Monte Carlo bank. Sir Hiram said this was lm- possible and in order to settle the con troversy the two men began playing roulette in a Picadilly club ten days ago, Sir Hiram conducting the game in the same way 1t is played at Monte Carlo Lord Rosslyn started to play with $50,0OO in dummy" money and the bank had an equal amount.
 Lord Rosslyn's system has been proved to be utterly fallacious At one period of the contest he was about $16,00 to the good, but for the past three days the bank has been a steady winner and his lordships capi- tai in dummy money became ex- hausted this afternoon.
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YANKEES FIRES OUT
Hole Stove in Hull During Night
 Floods Boiler Room.

Newport, R. l., Sept. 29,-That the United States cruiser Yankee, which : is aground on Spindle Rock in Bug yards Bay, did not weather last nights storm as well as had been reported was made evident tonight, when the corps of naval apprentices from the training station, which went out to the stranded vessel returned here. The 7 fire room of the Yankee is flooded with water and the fires under the ship'.><oilers have been extinguished The fact that the fire room is full of water leads to the belief that q hole was.stove in her hull during the se- vee1poundlng which the vessel re- ceived last night. There is still hope that. she can be fioated.
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199TH ANNUAL MEETING
New Haven East Consociation in Scs-
 sion at Stony Creek.

The one hundred and ninety-nlnth annual meeting of the New Haven East Consolation was held yesterday with the Congregational church at Stony Creek. The general topic of the days program was "The Country Church in the Present Age along with which, were several other inter- esting topics of the same line.
 The. mornings program was opened up with devotional service after which the reports of the day were rendered. "Is the Country Adapting Itself to Present Conditions" was the first top ic of the day and was ably presented by the Rev. H. NJ. Whitney of Bran- ford Following him same the Rev. ID. F. Aver of North Guilford who spoke on the feasibility of joining two small neighboring churches together under one pastor, after which the as- sembly indulged in an open discussion of the above topics. Dinner was served at l2:3D and the sSsslull lpl rliit dlltiHVVl tuulllcHtei at o'clock with the unfinished busi- ness. The first topic of the afternoon was "The Relations of the Country Church to Civic Righteousness" and was presented by the Rev. j. l.. Dick inson of Madison, after which the Rev R. F. Brown of Fair Haven spoke or the following topic: "Can We Rely on the Ordinary sabbath to Arouse Public [ Conscience?"
 The last topic of the meeting was de. livered by the Rev. l. W. Sheath Of
 Fair Haven who spoke on the sub. feet "Is the Brotherhood Idea Adapted 1 to Bring the Men of the Country Church Into Active Service?" A dis.
 cusslon of the topics followed after
 which the session adjourned.
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SUED FOR CAUSING DEATH.

The civil side of the superior court spent the day yesterday in listening to the testimony in the case of Grady, administrator. vs the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, The case is damage suit for the death of John Cullen, who was run over and killed by freight train in Derby. The case was tried before Judge Wheeler and jury, and will be fln- ished, to-day. The attorneys are D. T, Walsh for the plaintiff and Watrous and Day for the railroad.
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PORTO RICANs sTUDIoUs.

San Juan, P. R., Sept. 29.-The Porto Rican school year has opened and the statistics show the very gratl- flying attendance of 95.00o pupils at 1,575 schools. A total of 1850 teach- CTS are engaged in the work of in structlon and the school appropriation amounts to S1,149,190. These figures show a great advance in the field of education under American administra- tiOn
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NEGROES TERROR STRICKEN.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 29.--Accordlng to advices received here, negroes in portions of Calhoun, Baker and Mil Ter counties, Georgia, are terror stricken because of raids of nightrid- CTS In a recent raid through this district the riders destroyed 13 negro churches and school houses.
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BRYAN IN ILLINOIS.

Rock Island Ill. Sept 29-Having travelled all day through Iowa, w, I, Bryan arrived in Rock Island tonight and spoke to a large assembage at the baseball park Although the route taken through Iowa was not generally known large crowds gathered at sev- eral points.
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Not a Matter of Personalities.

You attempt to make personal question of 1t and ask whether any ono will accuse such men as you, Governor Hughes and Mir Taft of being influ- enced by contributions That is not the question If it Is found that q party to a suit has given a sum of money to ono of the jurors the court does not stop to inquire whether or not the juror Is an incorruptible man or whether in accepting the money he explicitly says that it was accepted with the understanding that he was under no obligation to consider 1t In making up his verdict, The court would hold that the giving of money by an interested party or the receiv- Ing of money was a contempt of court and an Interference with the admin istration of justice. Public officials occupy much the same position as jurors They are constantly called upon to decide questions between the favor-seeklng corporations on the one hand and the people on the other and there is very general impression that officials of those favor-seeking corporations do not put up large sums of money from purely patriotic mo- tlVes
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Not a spnsmodlc Reform.

You compliment me when you measure me by higher standard than you do your political associates, for you Insist that Mir, Rockefeller's contribution to Governor Hughes campaign fund was no reflection upon him. and l take 1t for granted that 70 do not critIcise Judge Taft's rec ommendatlon of a Standard oil attor- ney to tho federal bench. q place where the judge might have to pass upon the charges against the very trust Tr which he had been attorney. While the trust attorney to whom you refer Is not an official of trust. I will warn him and through him his clients that if l am elected, l will not only vigorously enforce against all offenders the laws which we hope to have enacted in compliance with the democratic platform, but that will also vigorously enforce existing laws against any and all who violate them, and that l will enforce them, not spasmodically and intermittently, but persstently and consistently: they will not be suspended, even for the protec- ton of cabinet officers.
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Quotes scripture to Ills Purpose.

You cite as illustrations the contrl- buttons made to Governor Hughes campaign fund, the contributions col lected by MT. Hartman and the con tributions which are now being col lected for Mr. Tafts campaign fund. You charge, in effect, that the people are so lacking in intelligence that they might condemn as improper contrbu- tions which you declare to be proper. If then, voters differ with you on th,A uestion are they necessarily ignorant and wrong? Must the members of the party organization act as self-ap- pointed guardians of the people and conceal from them what is going on lest the people be misled as to the pur. pose and effect of large contributions? Is this your explanation of the action of the republican leaders in the na- tional convention in voting down a publicity plank? If you will pardon the suggestion, I believe that better
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To Turn on thc Light.

We are going 10 give you an oppor. tunity to misrepresent the motives of those who give 10 our campaign fund and to arouse all the suspicion you can we nre going 10 prove to the people that we are making a fight for tho whole people and not for those who have been enjoying privileges and fa- vors at the hands of the government. and we expect that the honest senti- ment of the country will rebuke the party whose convention refused to en- dorse any kind of publicity and whose candidates and not willing that the peo pie should know until after the polls are closed what predatory interests have been active in support of the republican party. With great respect. etc.
 Yours truly.
 WILLIAM J. BRYAN.
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explanation can be found in Holy Writ for do we not read of men low ing darkness rather than light, be- cause their deeds are evil?
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BRYAN REPLIES
 TO ROOSEVELT

Continued from First Page)
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cause of his connection with trust, or in spite of 1t, or because of his fear of business adversIty' under Mir. Taft, you accept his statement that he will vote for mo as conclusive proof that l am in league with the trusts. although you admit that trust officials are sup porting the republican ticket.
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Let the People be the Judge.

Mir, Havemeyer testified before Q senate committee some years ago that the sugar trust made 1t a business to contribute to campaign funds and that 1t was It's custom 10 give to the party in power in the state. I do not mean to say that Mir. Hughes was Influenced by the contributions to him by the trust magnates whose names were giv- on in the after election report, I do not mean 10 say that you were influ- enced by the contributions collected by Mir. Hartman neither do I mean 10 say that Mir. Taft will be influenced by the contributions that are being made to his fund hy the trust magnates; but I do mean to say that the American people have n right to know what con- tributions are being made. that they may judge for themselves the motive of the givers and the obligation impos- ed upon those who receive.
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Reflection Upon Electorate.

The reflection upon the people in- volved in your charge that they would misuse tho Knowledge which publicity would give, Is unworthy of one who has been elevated to so high an office by the votes of the people, and vent ure for asserting that you cannot pro- cure from MT. Taft an endorsement of your defense. He is now before tho people; he Is offering himself as q can didate for the presidency: he dare not tell the people to whom he appeals that they have not sense enough 10 form a just and correct opinion as to the pur- pose which leads parties interested. in special legislation to make big contri- buttons. You fear that we would mis- represent the motives of those who are contributing to the republican, cam paign fund, and cast an unjust sus- picion upon republican candidates if the names and amounts were made known before the election. Your argument if sound would prevent pub lIcation after the election: for why should an, unjust suspicion be cast upon officials after the election, any more than before. Does not the sec- recy before the election increase this suspicion?
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Developing and
 Printing

We use the Kodak Tank system of development for both plates and films, which produces higher percentage of good negatives than any other method. I Failures in development do not occur because Il fresh solution of tested tenn Fperature and strength Is used for each | roll of film orsset spf platts. |. We use HVslox' 'cfbS'fSiake the prints and we choose the grade and surface : of paper which Is best suited to the ( negative. If your negatives are not satisfactory we are only too glad to j assist you In making correct expos 7 ures.
 , City Hall Pharmacy Co.
 NEXT TO CITY HALL
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Ingenious but Tallacious.

You say The attitude of many men of large financial interests war ants you Tn expressing the belief that those trust magnates whose fear of being prosecuted under the law by Mir. Taft Is greater than their fear of general business under me will sup port me rather than Mir. Taft. You have attempted to word that state ment in such a way as t3 claim the support of all the trust magnates and yet put 1t on the ground that their supporting your party for patriotic reasons rather than for the promotion of selfish interest. That Is in genious but 1t is not sound. The trust magnates are supporting the republl- can party and the bible offers an ex- panation, the OK knoweth hls owner and the ass his masters crib
 You admit that you gave perniis- sion to the steel trust to absorb a rival, and thus increase Its control of the ouput of steel and iron products. l will leave the American people 10 pass judgment upon that act and compare your position on the trust question with mine