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AGENTS wanted for new patent household ar
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it; exclusive territory given. Write the East
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Pennsylvania.
statesmen can easily make $40 day selling
our gold window letters. novelty signs. aud
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AGENTS wanted for ..dENDARIP'' and comhi-
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Angeles, Cal.
FIRST CLASS. representative for the National
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an opportunity of your life Address 3492,
Call Office.
AGENTS to handle a washing tablet new thing:
liberal commission: sells 10c pkg 39o3f
Easton av., st. Louis Mo.
SPLENDID money maker for industrious agents,
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TEANfS-TEAMS-TEAM
Man with 20 to 80 head of horses for grading
in San Mateo county. good job, see party here;
good price
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY LOANED on furniture, plano and other
security; lowest rates; most favorable terms
In the city; see others. then SEE NE AND BE
CONVINCED; WILL SAVE YOU MONEY;
s.. rs per week repays $50 loans and costs.
GEORGE MILLER,
Room 85, 5000 10th st.. SW. cor. Mission
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WHITE PALACE HOTEL.
900 splendidiy furnished rooms, 35c SOC and
75c day; free baths with every room;
largest hotel office and clubhouse Pacific
coast; facing Van Ness av.; baggage checked
and stored free of charge; highest grade of
white help employed.
WHITE PALACE HoTEL-NEvER CLOSED.
1lth and Market sts., San Francisco.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
MEDICAL
ROBERT g. kULTyN, Il. A., NJ. ID.
SIG 11th ST.. Oakland. Cal.

SIG I1th ST. Oakland Cal
LEADING SPECIALIST FOR wOMEN.
20 years ago l graduated from old leading
WoNENis' AILMENTS ExcLUSIvELY. I have
the largest practice because have had the most
experience and the best equipped office Any
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prompt. perfect and happy. results No delays.
No need TO endanger your life consulting irresu-
lar and unreliable so called specialists when for
the same fee you may have the services OF the
most successful and most reliable specialist In
California My Offices are strictly private and
the profession. Ny fees are reasonable. My
hours are 9;So a. n to ?. NJ never rail-
DIR. ROBERT GREENLEAF FULTON.
SIG 11th st. between Washington and Clay.
Oakland. Cal
ATTENTION. LADIES. 1920 GEARY ST.
THE WORLD RESowNEp sFEcIALlsr FOB
LADIES.
qualiaes sOnsyss ny success e IN CASES OF PRiy
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est medical skill
Low FEES
By consulting me time and money.
word to the wise EsEE L snRsEE sq5agIsRt-
DR. c.. W. OLCOT. Tel. West 5ss7.
A-DR. PAGE. l43s Enis near Webster
Zone block east OF Fillnore.)
Reliable Specialist FOR Women Only.
Hours-10 a. N. TO D. m.: Sundays. 10 to 2
LADIES-I-POSFrIVELY GUARANTEE TO
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GUARANTEED OR NO FEE. Advice free
Fees lew. Private sanitarium II desired.
yALPEAJ'S female pills. best regulating pills
sold: price s. 90 BY express. Pasteur's syringes
aEd tablets; price 50. By express only on re-
ceipt OF price OSGOOD BROTHERS. whole
sele druggists. 9TH and Broadway. Oakland
MRS. DR.. SWEET, graduate OF the Royal Unl-
versity Of Berlin 80 years successful prac-
tice. all ladies' complaints; instru-
nnents used Tel. Park a25S. 2lO Fillmore 81.
near Haigtt.
A-MRS. DIR. WHITE. reliable ladies' specialist
for ell female complaints: 30 years practice
20 Wroster ST near Gesry; hours 10 TO ..
MRS. B. WHITELE. Australian specialist; In
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10 a m. TO z D. nl- GJ3 Sd ST. room g.
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nsnis. s24 Valencia ST. bet. 18th and goth.
MRS y. A RHODES, midwife and ladies'
specialist, 1870 o'Farrel. Phone West $780,
DR.. c. c. o'Dounell, renowned female specialist.
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Mrs. De cornelius-2o years, exp. in obstetrics.
confinement; SIS up 7or Cough cor McAilister
ROBERT G. FULTON. VI. d., leading specialist
FOR women. 516 18th ST. near Washington.
Sas. ..ll. -
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AA-YOU can borrow money at current rates on
San francisco real estate by applying to our
loan department
BALDWIN 4 HOWELL, 31S-324 Kearny ST.
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MALE HELP wANrED-contiuues


OFFICE OPEN
TODAY SUNDAY, TO II.
MURRAY A-N-D READY
Leading Employment and Labor Agents
WHITE PALACE BUILDING
1lth and Market sts San Francisco
Phones Market $50 and 657
BRANCHES
9Th and Franklin sts... Oakland.
Phone Oakland 1861.
"a and Main SITS. and 121 Marchesault st.
Los Angeles. Cal
MURRAY. AND READY
FREE FARE-FREE FARE
WE WILL SHIP YOU TODAY
near
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
90 90 iaporers. general work, $3.50 month
REMEMBER-IT'S FREE FARE
ANOTHER
ALSO FREE FARE
WEED-BRAY-DORRIS LAKE
Borders OF
0REGON--OREGON-OR
G. N. e. R. R-C N e. r. R.
ALL SUMMERS JOB
20 men for track gangs, spikers. strappers.
ballast men; companys own work; $1.75
. FREE FARE-FREE FARE
FENCE GANGS-FENCE GANGS
FREE FARE
10 Iaborers to build fences along a new rail-
road; long job; $3.50 month
FREE FARE-SHIP DAILY
NEXT
STILL FREE FARE
BAKERSFIELD BAKERSFIELD
10 teamsters. scraper and wagon work; long
Jof;s free fare; $50 month.
T{(TDAY-EREE
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NEXT

STILL FREE FARE
BAKERSFIELD BAKERSFIELD
lO teamsters, scraper and wagon work; long
Job. free fare; $50 month
SHIP TODAY-FREE FARE
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FOR sALE-Mi.cellaneou.

WE have ready to deliver at your order any
amount ~ standard pipe casing from 4 to
in. Std. and TO 10 in casing We can
give you enough pipe to lay line from 10 feet
to 10 miles; come in and see what you arr
getting
We will show you the A B of the bust
ness, that Is, the way we receive the material
and the way 1t is delivered 10 you.
This pipe can be used for any purpose.
Write for our prices.
We also have
J4x16 California made boilers.
1 36x1s Boiler
ZIP. upright boiler,
1 10000 gal oil tank. 10 IT. diam, 1T high
1 9x12 Ball automatic.
10x14 Chandler Taylor; had to shut down the
plant to move them.
PACIFIC PIPE CO.,
Douglas 2233. SW. cor. Howard and Main ST
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

That the women Of Sixteenth stree
and its immediate vicinity are vitality
interested in the remaining Of that thor
oughfare is marifc7t in the active in
terest now being taken in that project
by the Woman's Sixteenth Street I'M
pTovement AssOcia ton. a meeting o.
the association was held last eek III
tie homo Of Mrs. Robert HinCk ey and
officers for the year were elected as
follows:
President Mrs. Thomas Il. Garter;
secretary. Mrs Robert Hinckley-
Vice presidents, Mrs John Z Hender-
son. Mrs. Joseph L. Foraker, -Jrs. Eu-
gene Hale. Mrs. William Alden Smith
Mrs. Albert J. Beverage, Mrs. David j,
Brewer. Mrs Henry b. BrowE. Mrs.
George Dewey. Mrs. George +. HUFF
Mrs. John A. T. Hull, Mrs. John Hay
Mrs. Mark Hanna, Mrs. KiTks Porter
Mrs. Truman II. Newberry, Mrs. John
JOY Edison, Mrs. Hunt Slater. Mrs
Scully. Mrs. Robert s. Woodward, Mrs
Rudolph Kaufman, Mrs. Scott c. Bone
Airs. George Howard, Mrs r. II. War
der. Mrs. Archibald Oracle. Airs
Nicholas Anderson. Mrs. John T.
Rogers, Mrs c. L Harper, Mrs. Bran
dCgee-
Many members of the association
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

use Of soft coal in steel manufac-
ture, that it is conceivable. were
this mill an ordinary steel plant n
competition with others and with
out Governmental patronage, it
would be forced to shut down. sole
~ because Of the smoke law.
Yet the densest smoke from tbis
plant harms no one, annoys no one
can mar no building. The plant is
Tar from public structures and resi-
dences. Still it is within the Dis
trict line and the law must be
obeyed. No discretion is left 20 the
officers. Even if the factory were
located in the center of a farm with
no house within miles, and heavy
smoke poured from its chimnevs,
the managers of the stee' plant
would be arrested and fined.
1t is the belief OF many of the
city's most successful business men.
who also set the highest value upon
the city's cleanliness and beauty.
that the establishment of manufae-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26
AbSurdity in Smoke Law.

Washington business men are
agreed as to the beneficial effects of
the anti-smoke law of the District
1t is making Washington what is
conceded to be the cleanest city in
the land. No one, with the exception,
perhaps, of those gentlemen who
are periodically called upon to pay
heavy fines for its violation, would
welcome its repeal
But even a good law may develop
absurdities. At the meeting of the
board of directors of the Chamber
of Commerce, one of the directors,
who is also the chairman of the
committee on manufactures, Arthur
{. Moses. stated that the new steel
plant at Giesboro Point had been
so hampered by the enforcement of
the smoke regulation that it would
have to discontinue the use of soft
coal, a serious matter for such an
establishment. So important is the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

turing plants in the District of CO.
lumbia would prove an unalloyed
blessing to the District. They are
working to this purpose, but are
met at the very beginning and Sc
riously embarrassed by this absurd
feature of the smoke regulation.
Not only is the task of inducing
capital to invest in industrial enter
prises in the District discouraged,
bur there is danger of losing what
are already here.
Nc"ld it not be well, therefore,
not to do away with the law that
guarantees the cleanliness of the
city and makes the atmosphere of
Washington a delight 20 the visitor
as well as the citizen, but so To
alter it that such a manifest injury
TO the District, as that pointed out
by Mr.. Moses, may be avoided?
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26
CITIZENSHIP IN CHINA.

Chinese boys and girls right in the
heart of the district where the Boxer
uprisings and massacre of missionaries
startled the civilized world in 1901. are
70 be taught the principles of good ciu-
zenship by a Denver man who is a
graduate Of the juvenile court system
here. The children Of the sIantwise eyes
will be told in their own language what
great ands good men and women they
will make If they will apply themselves
in their youth, and they will be encour-
aged by substantial rewards to excel in
their studies.
DR.. LilbuTn Merrill will have charge
Of this work in Pelzin, China. Accom-
panied by his mother, Mrs. Mary Emma
Merrill, he will leave for the land on the
other side Of the globe next Saturday.
They expect to arrive there the early
part of March.
DIR. Merrill was associated with Den
Ver'S juvenile court work for several
years. resigninE mis- position IN Septem-
her 1906, 10 complete a course OF medi-
cine III Chicago. He is tWenty-siX years
old.
He goes to China as a surgeon under
the auspices of the missionary board OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church and will
be absent five years,-Denyer POST
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26
OIL King Presents Set
To SenQtoz Ben 7Wn1an,'
Discuss South'S P1o9zeSS
South Carolinan Says Atlanta Man stretched
Story About Rockefeller Dragging of His
Wealth-Southerner Enjoys Trip.

interested in the country through which
we were passing-hes going down to
Augusta 10 play golf. get some sunshine,
and escape the SHOWS Of the North
and he asked me lot Of questions. So,
remembering that he had given $4,000. .
600, or something like that, last year for
educational purposes, I spoke 70 him
about the Carnegie-Hughes- Watterson
talk about getting more money for
Tuskegee. / told him that when these
Northern millionaires-I believe 1 said
id millionaires' to spend
some Of their money in the South ii
always went 70 the negro.
&c They never think, ] told him, about
the poor whites Why l said, waving
my hands toward the Blue Ridge and
the AUeghanies, in these mountains
there are millions Of the purest blo0ded
descendants Of English. Scotch, and irish
ancestors-come straight down FRI the
earliest settlers three or four or five
generations ago-and they are living II
the densest ignorance and poverty-poor
largely because Of their Ignorance.
"No Help offered"
Yet no millionaire thinks OF trying
to help them, There are no schools o.
colleges built for them They are poo
whites and everything that the rcf
men Of the North send to the Soutf
is for the negro. And then l think
threw in a few Tllmanesque eXpleuvei
expressive Of what I thought OF H.
Mr.. Rockefeller seemed 10 be very
much interested and impressed He do
not make any promises, or anything o
that sort He has become 50 accustomed
suppose. like our friend the President
to the sense Of autho-tJ- and having HI
word regarded as las. that he simply
said spreading his hands out like that
.,rbfs must be stopped or This ough
10 be stopped or something Ike that
He did not say how It was 10 be stopped
but he did seem 10 be very greatly inter
ested IN the subject.
THAT was as near as Mr.. Rockefelle
and myself got 10 discussing finance
or national questions OF any kind con
cIuded the Senator.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26
REMAINING or THOROuGF1fARE
HROuSES INTEREST OF WOMEN;
ASSOCIATION PLANS ACTION

have been heartily in favor OF the plan
10 rename sixteenth street Avenue of
the Presidents" and a letter was pre-
rared and forwarded 10 the Board OF
Commissioners of the District urging
that the street be so named. The
letter ives prepared by Mrs. John 3.
Henderson, whose hCme, Boundary
Castle, is one OF the show places o.
Washington. and is located just at the
TOP Of the Sixteenth street hill.
The association is also deeply inter
CSted in q bill recently introduced by
Senator GalliHECT for the purchase OF "A
park on Sixteenth street at the crest OF
Meridian T4ill. An Effort Will be made
To induce favorable consideration Of this
bill. The location Of the proposed park
is IN one of the highest sections OF
Washington, more than twice the
height Of the Capitol grounds.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26
ANTI-BUCKET SHOP LAW
FAVORED IN MICHIGAN

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. By a vote
of 102 TO the lower house Of the Leg
islatlre today passed a drastic anti
bucket shop bill which is most radi-
cal in all OF its provisions. II pro-
yides penitentiary and fine penalties for
speculation IN futures.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

u takes Boston to discover genuine
artists. Just listen to this from one of
that towns organs of refinement and
culture: ''FiJZsimmOus, the greatest
NIT artist the pTizering ever encircled,
and mis- better half. Julia Clifford Fitz-
simmons, the comic opera queen, who
has the voice of a Media and the grace
and charms OF Cleopatra, are making
things hum at the OLD Howard, Fitz
has come TO the front as an sc-o at a
pace that would drive many a ouid-be
champ to the dense forest. He can act
as good as he can scrap, and that's go
ing some
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26
At Last, the Hartman Case.

Announcement is at last made
that the Government is about TO
file its action to dismember the
Hartman combination of railroads
For more than year this action
has been pending, but it is hardly
fair to assume that there has been
undue delay.
The Government has really done
wonderful amount of work in get
ting completed its preparation for
the action which is about to be in
stituted. 1t Is understood that a
vast amount of detailed evidence,
directly in line with the allegations
of the petition, has been secured.
Indeed, it would not be too much
TO say that the facts are almost
agreed upon; the question of law
which must at last be left To the
Supreme Court is about the only
thing in dispute.
Whether the Government shall
VIII oN ioaCB IiliS sun Is CERTAIN 10
become a cause celebre. 1t viii
decide, in all likelihood, what APP
plicatiOn the Sherman law in its
present form is TO have TO rail
roads. That law has been applied
to railroads three times, each time
by majority of five to four. The
majority is so narrow, and the rea-
sonings in the different cases have
SO far varied, that the preceAents
cannot be said to mean anything,
| The Government therefore hopes 10
secure an adjudication which will
lay down some general principles,
alike useful as guides to the Legis-
lature, the organizers of corpora
tons, and the courts in future de
cisions. The real, great issue is
whether combinations are 10 be es.
: teened desirable or undesirable.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

New Jersey reports the death of a
gentleman who ate fifteen moth balls,
thinking they were a form OF candy.
This is a nature fake on the face Of it..
Anyone who would make such a mis-
take would have no taste for candy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

Everybody seems agreed that some
one ought to tell Mr. Bryan that he
ought not o ask the Democratic party
to name him for President. The diff
fculty comes in finding some one to put
the bell on the cat
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

That Connecticut septuagenarian. who
declines TO employ a woman house
keeper because it is leap year. is a living
proof OF the saying that wisdom comes
with age.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26
ELASTICITY.

Elastic currency" you say2s
That's all I ever knew,
For every dollar that I get
Is stretched by might and main, you
bet,
To do the work OF two. Exchange.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

Mr. Batonyfs valuation OF MS wife's
love at s.. 800 900 is going to make women
a little more uppish than they ever were
before, u that is possible.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

Coal men are announcing that they
will not make the usual cut in coal
prices this spring. This will not inter
fere, however, with the usual rise next
fall
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

If a law can keep women from
smoking in public. can a law also keep
them from drinking in public? Eating
In public? Flirting in public? Talking
in public? Being IN puhlic2
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

Senator Tillman's encounter with
plutocracy on a Southern train has all
ready been tie subject OF misrepresen-
tatiOns. The charge that the prongs Of
his ''pitchfork" have been blunted be-
cause of his conversation with John D.
Rockefeller. while travelling toward
Atlanta last night, has not yet been
made, but the story sent out and printed
yesterday about that little "confab"
with the richest man in the United
States is denounced by TiHman as IAN
Other Atlanta lie"
II wonder why il is" he said, that
Atlanta disseminates so much misinfor-
nation. Ii is getting to be the head
quarters from which all kinds of lies
are sent broadcast over the country.
1t is acquiring the reputation Of
Shanghai or a Mole St. Nicholas-any-
thing emanating from there has 10 be
taken with grain of salt"
Oil King Introduces Self.
Having thus unbosomed himself
Senator Tillman went on to say:
Mr.. Rockefeller was not introduced
to me by a railroad official or anyone
else He came up to my seat n the
pullman car and introduced himself
When he said that he was Mr.. Rookie
Teller / at once recognized him from
his pictures and we sat there and talked
together during a ride Of thirty or forty
miles During the whole Of our con-
versation we never once touched upon
the panic or its causes. banks. OF ma
tiOnal finances whatever. He did EOt
saw TO me that Moran and he had stood
behind seventy banks and had prevent
cd them from going 10 smash. nor any
thing OF that kind. Never once did he
give any indication in his speech or
manner that he was $40 better of than
1 am, and when that Atlanta reporter
| represented INN as Dragging about his
wealth or his power or anything OF
/ that sort he did Mr.. Rockefeller a
grave injustice.
III tell You something OF what we
/ did talk about. though" continued the
! Senator. He seemed 10 be very much
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

Typhoid fever has turned an OhiI
mans black hair red. Women with red
hair longings will probably, however,
continue TO patrouize the chemist.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

Milton z. Allies,
Mrs. Harriet Blaine Bealc,
Emile Berliner,
Scott G. Bone,
Walter c. Clsph1u2,
John JOY Edison,
Mrs. William CoTcoran Eusti
William +. Gude,
Robert y. Harper.
Archibald Hopkins.
lIennen Jennings,
A. LisIer.
John Il. Mclean.
Mrs. i. b. i. mcfarland,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-23
LAND COMMISSION

An Advisory Land Commission was
appointed yesterday afternoon by Gov
ernor Frear which VIII have the task
of looking over the land laws of the
Territory and suggesting such changes
as they believe advisable. Governor
Frear states that he will take the re-
port of the committee, as well as any
minority report which may be made,
with him to Washington for presenta-
ton to Congress, when he makes his
trip this fall.
The personnel of the commission is
as follows: A. Lewis, of the firm of
Smith & Lewis; w. A. Kinney, of the
firm of Kinney, Prosser G. Marx; S. NJ.
Kanakanui, of the Government Survey
office; Joseph p. Cooke. of the firm of
Alexander & Baldwin; William b.
Thomas, the pineapple planter, and
Carl S. Smith. the Hilo attorney.