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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-27
HAYWARD REAL EsrtrE
JAS. II. FRENCH.
tIr- DI-aT ESTATE RROk Il |

JAS II. FRENCH.
THE real. ESTATE BROKER,
GET OFF THB-CAR AT p ST. IL FRONT OF
DIR oFFTCE
81 500 TO 81 5O0-Pretty Hayward homes, with
fruits and flowers large lots e.,e.,
IS SOB acres fine level land; acres alfalfa :
pretty house; big barn; chicken
houses , miles from hayward.
A SNAPA1o acres hDe level land: pretty 6
room cottage. barn chicken houses home
% as on $50 %ngs more fg9@ F. 80 eSS5e ays ear
So 800 will buy you , acres. full BEARING Or
chard: fine garden soil: room cottage
barn; fine location; blocks from school; !.
blocks from electric
WE ARE CUTTING TPA FINE TRACT OF
LEVEL LAND INTO > ACRE TRACTS,
only 2ts miles from Hayward. Let US
hook you now, 50 you can make nfst selef
tiOn.
BEAUTIFUL. MODERN. COUNTRY HOME; $
rooms pantry and bath fine concrete eel
lar: gas plant: acres: acres orchard: ::
tankhouse. harm. chicken houses: 20 min
utes' walk To electric no liner loca-
tion in the state; built for home
you know what this means.
S6,00Ole acres; fine location: Il miles from
Harvard; 10 acres orchard and vineyard;
room house: barn. chicken houses: horse.
COW. chickens. cart. wagon, farming i'm
plements; big frontage on roads, so will
cut to advantage.
81, ,6o0-61a acres; room cottage: barn and out
buildings; home orchard: will make fine
chicken ranch; only 20 minutes walk to
electric car.
SIS, ,000-Half cash; low price for quick sale;
FINEST CHICKEN RANCH IN ALA
MEDIA COUNTY; acres fne soil: house
of 6 rooms, with bath. pantry and store
ROOM tankhouse; windmills; tanks and
wells; also gasoline engines and pump; wa
ter plant cost ST 500; fine barn and out
buildings; LOO hens; horse, COW. surrey.
cart. = wagons implements; only min
utes' walk to railroad station; 20 min
utes' ride TO Oakland.
DAIRY RANCH-f02 acres; fine level land: live
stream for rrgatng: also artesian well:
good big home and outbuildings; i2 cows,
j registered Jersey bull 20 hogs. 8 horses.
170 tons hay. separators, wagons.
implements; 30 grain, 2s acres al
falfa cut ) crops IL tons 10 this a
Act quickly If this interests you.
We supply you what you wish-large
small, improved unimproved.
FRENCH,
532 Castro ST HAYWARD Cal
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FRuITvALE REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE BY j. W. ELROD.
S2.500-A room Nat aud store below; size of
lot 50x115: on a main street: a good place for
business: this place is worth money.
81. S00-A 3 room cottage, modern: the rooms
are large: this place Is just being finished and is
located in Fruitvale near cars and local and is
a good buy for one. and easy terms
be arranged. See !. ". ELROD. 341s E. 14th
St. Fruitvale; phone Merritt 54s.
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YUBA COUNTY LANDS
YUBA COUNTY LANDS.

MAKE A NEW YEARS RESOLUTION and buy
one of our IRRIGATED ALFALFA or FRUIT
FARMS. ALFALFA Yields $40 to 500 net an
acre a year. and IRRIGATED siand costs
only SIS an acre on easy terms by our unique
method of selling We do the work, buyer
gets the proceeds. Crops now growing. 10 acre
tracts and up. Call or write and we will ex-
plain the proposition. H0BSON, WETM0RE
& MONET. INC. 425 MenadDock bldg, S. F.;
7O4 St, Sacramento. Member of Marysville
Chamber of Commerce.
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ALAMEpA REAL ESTATE

81 .6O0-5 room cottage: corner lot; near trains
and cars; must be sold; at once. W. II.
POLLARD 142S Park st
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MERGED COLONY

1000 acres OF irrigated lands. divided into S, 10
and 20 acre tracts and adjoining the city limits
of Merced, just placed on the market Soil
is rich, dark loan. particularly adapted TO
raising alfalfa. fgs, grapes. fruits and veg
etables. Fine alfalfa fields and orchards on ad-
Joining farms. Merced has a population OF
$500. Merced Colony is close to railroads,
markets, churches. schools, creamery, stores,
etc. Irrigation water 81 per acre. Litera turs
on application. Prices SIS to $3.50 per acre.
Easy terms.
co OPERATIVE LAND AND TRUST CO..
246 Russ bldg San Francisco. Merced. Cal.
TO home seekers-$2 800. terms no exchange
II acre income ranch, all ready TO step into; 5
acres growing grain. fine vineyard. 30 tons;
good water supply. . wells. mill. 5000 gallon
concrete reservoir; 3 cottage; good barn;
heslthful location soil first class upland nc
waste land; horse COW: rigs. poultry. etc;
everything in good order; 2h miles from
Ukish Mendocino county. Cal. C. 2. BATES
box IO7 Ukiah. Cal.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
go ACRES
Sold in Two Weeks.
NOYATO . ACRE FARMS,
Noyafo Marin County

Noyato, Marin County.
There is no time to lose if you want the
choicest farms of this rich valley.
$40 acres were sold in the first two weeks.
Every buyer, every visitor. said the farms
were better. in every way, than advertised.
The soil is rich. black loan. from 10 II
feet deep. easily TILED. Abundance of
clear pure water. Perfect climate. Only
80 minutes ride from San Francisco so cents
per ton freight rate to San Francisco; sure
and profitable market Of half a million people
right al your door.
500 10 $500 The land is all
equally rich-prices vary with distance from
Novato Station. but no ranch is over A
mile and half from the station, the nearest
being only ten minutes walk.
Our agent is always on the ground ready
10 drive YOU over the property See
for yourself We sell because We prove.
Got 10 Novsto Sunday. Take the 1:40 or .
a. ferry via Sausslito; 40 cents round trip.
Send FOR illustrated book maps, folders,
etc, free.
J. ?. MASSIE CO.. 601 Union Trust Bldg,
Il Montgomery ST. corner Market ST..
San Francisco
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CALIFORNIA land. 81 per acre cash payment,
balance purchase s0c per month per acre: close
San Francisco; no taxes no interest: acre
tracts; level, rich. clear, ready to plow. irri-
gated; perpetual water right; immediate pos
session; particulars. maps photographs free.
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.LuMBER FoR SALE

s1.5e; rustic. pine and red. s22;
flooring, SIT; lining and boards, $40 SO 10th.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
IF you want to buy, sell or exchange property
Of any kind anywhere. address NORTHWEST
ERN BUSINESS AGENCY Minneapolis MINI.

PROPERTY WANTED
WANTED TO BUYY, in San Francisco, small
new cottage: modern improvements and lot;
not over $1,000; will pay $3.50 cash, monthly
payments; state full particulars and exact
location. Box 2071, Call office.
WE have cash buyers for Sunset lots: must be
cheap and title perfect. HUNT, 0STEYEE &
BANz. i45 Montgomery ST.; branch office 72s
II
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MUTUAL SAYINGS pANK or sIN rp.N

MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK OF SAN FRAN
CISCO, T06 Market ST., opposite 3D.. For the
hdf year ending December 81 1909. a dividend
has been declared at the rate OF four a. per
cent per annum on all deposits free Of taxes
payable on and after Monday. January g. 1910
Dividends not called for are added to and
bear the same rate Of interest as the principal
fnom January I, 1910. Money deposited on or
before January 10 will draw interest from Jan
vary I. 1910. GEORGE A STORY Cashier
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SANTA CLARA co. real ESTATE

FOR sale or lease-San Jose santarium: snap
for PHYSICIANS: beautiful: new: Z lots; 4oc on
the dollar. s, L. ROLLER, 126 South 9th ST.
San Iosn
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THE SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY. Ioi Mont.
gomery St corner Sufter. For the half year
ending December 81. 1909. dividend has been
declared at the rate OF four (z) per cent per
Hnnam on all deposits, free Of taxes payable
and after Monday. January g. 1910 Dfvi-
dends not drawn become part Of deposit &C
counts and earn dividends at the same rate
from January !. Money deposited on or be
fore January 10 will earn interest from Jauu-
ary ]. WM A BOSTON Cashier
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RANCH BARGAINS.
81 600 Acres. Humboldt county.
at This ranch is part fruit.
81 farming. timber and grazing
per land. On the Eel river and
Acre. new railroad. Will subdivide.
5000 Acres. cattle ranch. well watered.
at in Tehsma county. VIII consider
S3.25 exchange for income property.
per A.
1000 Acres. on the new railroad, in
at Humboldt county. The tan bsrk
$40 and fir timber will pay for it.
per Plenty Of good farming land,
Acre. orchard and fruit.
$1,000 Fruit ranch that has paid 90 per cent
80 for last five years. Selling
Acres account Of sickness
STERNBERG-KE CO..
400 18th ST.. Oakland. Cal.
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RM. WEIGH. Cashier.

MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK. corner Market
and Mason sts.-For the half year ending
december 81, 1909. q dividend has been Dc.
clared on all sayings deposits. free Of taxes
At the rate Of four a. per cent per annum
payable on ana after January ;. 1910. DivI-
oends not drawn earn interest from January
]. Deposits msde before January 10
earn interest from January J.
JN0. L. CALKINS Cashier
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eAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION. NV. cor
ner California and Montgomery sfs.-For the
hslf year ending December 81. 1909. dividends
have beer declared az the rates per snnum OF
four and one-e eighth fsr per cent on term
deposits and four ~ per cent on ordinary de-
posts free Of taxes, payable on and after
Monday. January 3 1910. dividend not
drawn viii be added 10 the deposit account
becomes q part thereof and earns dividend
from January l. Money deposited on or be-
fore the 10Th day Of January viii receive diyi-
dend from January J.
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SAVINGS BANK, 7ss Market ST.
near 4th-FOr the half year ending December
81. 1903. dividend has been declared at the
rate Of four a. per cent per snnum on all
savings deposits free OF taxes. payable on
and after Monday. January 3 1910. Dividends
not called for added 10 aud hear the same
rate OF interest the principal from January
/. 1910 H. C. KLEFESAHL. Cashier.
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THE MISSION SAVINGS BANK 2ss1 V;-sior

THE MISSION SAVINGS BANK 26sl Mission
st--For the half year ending December 81
1909, dividends upon all deposits at the rate
of four ~ per cent per annum. free Of
taxes. will be payable and after Monday
January 3. 1910 Dividends not drawn are
added 10 the principal and earn interest at
the same rate from January ]. 1910.
JAMES RoLPH JR President
DE WITT g. TREAT Cashier
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line IN Mexico between Southern Pacific and
sea; most excellent climate: deep garden soil;
corn, wheat, cotton, beans. alfalfa. dates,
oranges, lemons, all vegetable products: coed
market; 10000 acres now opened to American
farmers; drst 10000 acres at S5 per acre, half
cash; this is really 500 land. See or write rs
immediately.
C. NJ WOOSTER COMPANY.
s02 Market St, San Francisco. Cal.
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FRENCH SAVINGS BANK. los Sufter st-For
the half yesr ending December 81 1909 q
dividend has been declared at the rate of four
~ per cent per aHnum all deposits free Of
taxes payable and after Monday January
,. 1870 Dividends not called for are added to
and bear the same rate OF interest as the
principal from January j. 1910.
CHAS. CARPY. President
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SECURITY SAVINGS BANK lmember Of Aseo-
ciated Savings Banks Of San Francisco. 3is
Montgomery II. For the half year ending De-
cember 81. 1909. dividends uDon ali denosifS
81 the rate Of -four ~ per cent per annum
free Of taxes. viii be payable on and after
January ,. 1910 FRED W. RAY Sec.
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SANTA CRuz REAL EsTATE
nrvERMoRE VALLEY REAL ESTATE

----------~-~-
LIvERMoRE valley lands for chicken ranches.
hay and grain ranches, vineyards and homes;
send for our booklet and list. ROE & LANDES,
I.ivernnre. Cal. 123 Monadnnck building. s. Z
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sREADY REFERENCE GUIDE OF San FRANCISCO BUSINESS

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE INSURANCE
Alameda County Abstract Co., 426 10th. oakland
PACIFIC TITLE ms. CO., 420 Montgomery ST.
STANDARD TITLE ms. CO., Mills bldg.
TITLE ms & GUARANTY CO.. 250 Montgy.
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tThe German Bank, 526 California St; Mis-
sion branch. 2572 Mission ST near 22d; Rich
mond district branch. 432 Clement ST. between
5tb and 9Th avs For the half year ending
December 81, 1909, a dividend has been de-
clsred al the rate Of four "a per cent per an
nun on all deposits. free Of taxes. PAYABLE on
and after Monday. January 8. 1910. Dividends
not called for are added TO the deposit account
and earn dividends from January l. 1910
GEORGE ToURNY, Secretary.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-20
YOUNG LEAHY TRIES
LIFE WITH BIG SHOW
Lad Runs Away From Seattle Home
and Joins Amusement Company,
Only to Be Found in This City
and Sent Home by Brother.

Prefering to lead a life of excite
ment with a travelling show rather
lh2n stay at home and go to school,
wilson Leahy, a 13-year- old boy, ran
away last Thursday from his home i'll
Seattle and was discovered by his
brother, Fred, only yesterday, in Walla
Walla
Young Leahy being of an adven-
,~resome turn of mind, decided that
NE IN city of hills was too slow and
'Io'ng the beams as far as Lewis
,oh. where he met the Parker Shows,
ne Joined the crowd and arrived in
"aaa Walla Sunday night with the
circus crew.
MS older brother Fred. who is in
.-e city at present selling Winton
r1'oinombiles, heard that his truant
''olher was in town, and hunting him
~ last night found him at the show
sounds With a brotherly lecture
t-"sIng in his ears, Young Leahy will
sent to his home tonight and the
ere 10 see the country will hence
IN DE repressed until such time as
Is able to take care of himself.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-20
Enormous Quantities Dump
ed on Wheat Market With
Telling Effect.
PATTEN HIMSELF
DIRECTS BULLS
But Wheat King Cannot Get
Grain Back to the
Opening Price.

CHICAGO, April 2O.-What is ap-
parenty a concerted effort to break
the Patten wheat corner was made
shortly after the opening Of the pit
this morning. Enormous quantities of
wheat were dumped on the market
and prices crumbled. Nav wheat
opened at $126 and dropped to
1925 IS, the lowest figure since the
sensational advance. Patten person
ally directed the operations today. but
failed to get the figures back to the
opening level.
The bears this afternoon threw the
pit into an uproar by a terrific raid,
driving May to $123 1-2, July to $113.
the bears continue to unload enor-
nous quantities from all directions.
May wheat dropped another cent. Pat
ten held the situation in hand until
noon, when the bears turned loose
May quotations closed $1.24 LIS.
pathetic feature of today's trad
ing was the visit of an aged woman
to Patterns office. She said:
My son has lost all his savings
$5,G00 in the pit. You are responsible
for it. We are ruined. l have come
TO ask you to return the money"
Patten replied that he was not re-
sponsible for her sons losses.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-20
North Coast Still Hides.

The North Coast railroad, the mys-
teriOus creature Of hidden capital,
which is being built by Robert Stra-
horn. supposedly in the interests Of
the Chicago & Northwestern, the Har-
riman system or the Canadian Pacific
is still secure under its mask. The
suit brought in the federal court at
Spokane against the Hill interests by
the North Coast to secure terminal
property, so far has been unproductive
Of results. The case, however, has
not been finished and may not be for
some time. 1t has been postponed
until May II. when another effort to
disclose the parentage of Strahorn's
pet will be made
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-20
SAYS HE rs READY TO
MEET ALL COMERS
INSIDE OF YEAR
CLAIMS HE is GETTING BACK
INTO CONDITION AND CAN
WIN AGAIN.

NEW YORK, April 20.-Jeffries will
announce in regular official form to-
night that he will fight Johnson, or
any other fighter who wants to meet
him. Jeffries said today:
Immediately after my boxing exhi-
bition tonight, I will announce to the
audience that have decided to re-
enter the ring and defend my title to
the heavyweight championship against
any man. If Johnson is fortunate
enough to beat Ketchel in October I
will meet him before any club Offering
the most money I can get back my
former condition and be ready to fight
within ten months. or a year"
Various clubs are expected to begin
bidding for the contest Immediately.
Jeffries said today:
Since l left the coast l have been
indulging in light exercise to get my
wind back. 1 am surprised by the ease
with which I have gone through PAGES
/ have had laid out for me. I have
dropped off 20 pounds and replaced the
weight with substantial muscles My
old speed and strength is returning"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-20
Purchasnio Agency for Hospitals.

NEW YORK. April 20.-The idea of
a central purchasing agency for the
45 hospitals in New York city is meet
ing with much favor. Before the idea
can be put into practical effect the
trustees, directors or executive COM
mittees of the various hospitals will
have to consider the proposition and
give their approval of the scheme.
which seeks to unite IS institutions
for mutual benefit and economy. This
number is exclusive of the city hospi-
tails. which have their own means of
purchasing supplies and because of
the fact that a central purchasing
agency has been recommended by the
Cassidy legislative committee for all
citv departments. In the As hospitals
included by w. v. S. Thorne in his
outline of the project it is planned that
ss.6S3.647 spent annually for sup
plies s161,31S will be saved, at an an
nual assessment on the entire body of
$24,o01.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-20
jim JFFFRIFS WILL
FIGHT JACK JOHNSON
Peanut Expert Has Ideas.

DENNISON, Texas, April 20-W. r.
Beattie, assistant horticulturist of the
plant bureau of the department of ag-
riculture in Washington is visiting
Texas comforting with the peanut
growers as to the raising of peanuts.
He is firmly of the belief that the crop
has vast possibilities for the south. 1t
was largely through his influence that
the deal was made at Shreveport by
by which $50 acres of the sandy land
around the city will be given over to
the raising of peanuts the coming sea-
son. The nuts are to be crushed for
oil by a local industry. This is an i'm
portant industry in France, especial
ly about Marseilles.
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Worth a Fortune.

LONDON, April 20-The most beau
tiful and at the same time the most
valuable handkerchief in the world is
said to belong to the Queen of Italy.
According to a Paris contemporary,
her majesty, as a young girl, had a
passion for collecting lace, and she still
follows her hobby. The handkerchief
in question Is an example of the earli-
est Venetian point lace, dating toward
the end Of the fifteenth century about
the time the art was introduced into
the city of the Doges. The lace, in
spite of it's great age, is in perfect pres
ervation, and is valued at $4,000, al
though it is stated that two American
millionaires have offered three times
that sum for it, but in vain.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-20
PIONEER EDITOR OF
NEWSPAPER DEAD.
Veteran Publisher of CheIan Leader
Succumbs After Long Illness.

CHELAN, April 2e.-DeWitt c..
Britt, veteran editor of the Chelan
Leader, died at o'clock yesterday
morning after a long illness. He came
to Washington in the early days. He
started publication of the Leader 18
years ago against adverse conditions
During that time he succeeded in es
tablishing the paper on a firm basis.
He had been largely interested in the
developing of the Lake Chelan region
and completed a beautiful residence
one year ago. He was born in eBaver
county Illinois, January II. 1852. He
leaves a wife and two small sons.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-20
STATE RAILROAD
COMMISSION OFF
Starts On Tour That Will Cover Every
Station In the State-Will Reach
Walla WalIa Early Next
Month.

The state railroad commission which
is due to arrive in Walla Walla early
next month left Olympia yesterday
on agrand tour of inspection of all the
railroads in the state. H. A. AFR
child, ]. c. Lawrence and Jesse Jones,
who comprise the commission, were
accompanied by officials of the North
ern Pacific, Assistant Attorney Cen
eral Tanner Railroad Inspector Per-
ley, Engineer Gray and an official
stenographer.
The party is travelling by special
train which is equipped with sleeping
and dining car service and the in
spectors will be right at home on the
cars
Beginning at Moclips. the commits
siOners will work southwark to VAN
couver and thence back to Olympia
Every station and depot along the
various lines will be visited and all
complaints of insufficient accomoda-
tions attended to. 1t is expected it
will require from five to six weeks
to entirely cover the state.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-20
Young Turks Advance on the
City and Have Sultan
Hemmed In.
WOULD SECURE AID
FROM EUROPEANS
Prince of Sames, Kopassis
Enid, Repaired to Be
AsSasSinated.

CONSTANTINOPLE, April 20
Grand Vizier TeWfil pasha, is reported
to have resigned today after holding
a conference with the sultan regarding
the surrender of COnstantinople to the
Young Turks. Representatives of the
invading army are reported to be at
the palace awaiting the sultan's deci-
sion. 1t is learned that the sultan is
negotiating for assistance from Ger
many and is trying to stave off the in
vaders until he receives a reply. 1t will
probably be several days before he
hears from the kaiser
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-20
Professor Frederick Starr
Ridicules Position of
Government
BIG DITCH rs A
WAR NECESSITY
Well Known Educator Stirs
Up Sensation by
Declaration.

CHICAGO, April 20-R,diculing the
government for pretending To believe
the Panama canal could be a CONNER
cial success Professor Frederick
Starr, of the University of Chicago,
created sensation here today. He
said:
In my opinion the canal is built as
d military necessity. The government
is loud in its protestations of peace to-
ward all nations, but it always as
sures itself of plenty of military pro-
lection "
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-20
SENATOR STONE SAYS
HONOR IS At STAKE
Declares That United States Is
Pledged to Help the Philippines
to Eventually Establish lnde-
pendent Government.

WASHINGTON, April 3O-On the
floor Of the senate today Senator
Stone of Missouri, declared that the
national honor is pledged eventually to
enable the Philippines to establish an
independent government. He opposed
the proposed clause in the tariff bill
limiting the amount of Philippine sugar
to be brought into this country duty
free, and proposed an amendment pro-
viding for absolute free trade. He de-
clared that at the end of Is years the
Filipinos should be given independence
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-20
Annual School Concert,

ELLENSBURG, April 2O.-The first
event marking the closing of the school
year at the Ellensburg state normal
school will take place next Friday
night, when the Treble Clef, the vocal
musical organization, will give it's an
nual concert 1t will be assisted by the
piano students of the school. The pro-
grOm is being arranged by Miss Sable
witZ, director of music.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-20
BUS BOY SWALLOWS
DOLLAR HE CAUGHT
Attempts to Show Off Before His
Friends and Loses Piece of Money
Down His Throat-May
Have Operation.

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, April 20
Tom Theodore, a bus boy, at the
ST Francis hotel lies in a hospital
today where it is thought an operation
will be necessary for the removal of a
silver dollar which he swallowed last
night. The boy was entertaining fell
low employees in the dining room OF the
hotel and attempted to throw the dol
lar in the air and catch it between his
teeth, He caught the coin but it did not
stop its downward course.