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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-14

less popular than the peace-loving and peace
promoting King Oscar, under whose influence all
elements OF society were kept quiet IL not
tented. The employees are striking for better
wages and more favorable terms and the Social
istic element is helping and urging them on.
Martial law has been declared. and several Cabi-
net meetings have been held but the strikers
refuse to work without obtaining conces-
sions which their employers show no signs OF
granting.
The South is fortunate in that the Farm
ers' National Congress meets in our section this
year-at Raleigh. N. c.. November 3rd to 9th
Leading farmers and agricultural authorities
men of national and some egen of International
who can do so should take advantage Of the OPP
portunity and the low rates and go.
Caleb Powers. recently pardoned by Governor
Wilson. after being three times convicted OF COM
pciiy In the assassination OF Goebel. is a can
dda,e for the Republican nomination for Con-
xress in Kentucky
The Georgia Legislature has refused thus far
TO increase appropriations for higher education.
but Increases the present annual appropriation OF
- 900. 200. 900 10 S2.250 900 for 1910 and S,-
SOC. 900 for 1911
Prohibition reduced the Internal revenue liquor
tar receipts to $4,000 900 for the year ending
June 3o,h. as compared with $4,000. 900 the
preceding year.
The Texas Farmers Union Ia debating a plan
for forming gigantic pool TO handle the States
entire co,,onsccd erop-about !. 900. 900 tons an
nuaiiy
An election in Texas last week resulted In val
dating $4,000. 900 worth OF school district bonds
~hch the courts had found technically illegal
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-14
Minor Matters Merely Mentioned.

~ OvERNoR CONFER has signed the iron
NJ clad Carmichael Prohibition bill. Under
this II is unlawful to sell store any
liquida containing more than one and one-half
per cent alcohol Locker clubs are Illegal and
the possession of IA United States internal revenue
license shall be considered prima facie evidence
OF guilt"
In sweden the railroads and practically all bush
meas are tied up la a strike. The Government haze
made Intellectual efforts TO bring the strikers TO
terms. and has run few trains under the pro-
lection OF soldiers. but rioting breaks out when
ever he troops are removed King Gusts
hose Idea seems 10 he 10 rule by force. IN much
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-14
Need Of General Reform in Taxation.

EO1 la Ass1E@E 1OAAE%I In The Southern
.tTy Farm Gazette concerning aome phases OF
the sabiect Of taxation leads us to say
that some eat statesman is sure 30 arise among
IA sooner o later aad reform our whole an
,lquatea an iuat seya,em of ,AratIoa aayho~. and
the serious aeed % Il ls very clearly ahown b.
Editor Jack ~ho - an Ensinlhman. in the
July lasae o. tic Southern Planter says Mr.
Jackson:
Amongst all the civilized nations the
rnited States is the only one taxing movable.
perronal property. \ farmer in England can
keep much live stock and own an nany
Implements and other requirements FOR the
working OF his farm as DO pieanea sni can
provide hta home With all tho convcnienc~s
IN the way Of furuifare. pianos. watches.
clocks. and sowing machines that be wishes
~itho4t paying dollar of taxation thereon.
The system ~ taxation IN force s. the cause
largely Of uninv'ias homes and farms
and Offers a premium upon lying IN making
out the tax returns which feW are able 80
ssL Every tar return IN made aith mental
reservation rs 20 itm truth Practically. in
taxing the people Of the State we have made
no advance over the system Invented by the
hrst settlers 10 raise money for public pur-
poses. surely IL IL time In change this. In
our opinion. the ideal H.Htem Is 30 require
man 10 pay tax on what profit be makes
and not on what he n compelled to have to
make living There II no injustice in re-
auring 20 pay tax on the pront be
make. be is enabled TO do this BY the
protection which the Law affords him in the
eonduc' of his bushes This Is practically
~hat IL done by the English income tax law
All property and the earnings OF the owner
are taxed under that law and incomes below
certain limit sufficient 20 maintain the
maker are exempt"
Ahother evil that ought 70 be rebuked II that
y ahdefia4.ag very rich men or biz corporations
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-14
Crop Conditions.

M AIMS IN TEXAS Sunday brought new
LN cheer 10 the sorely discouraged cotton
growers OF that State. and the outlook
now is that the yield there will be larger than
has been expected. The United States De-
pavtment Of Agriculture report for August lst
shows tobacco condition as s3.4 against s2.3 ten
year average. and S4.l for corn against s3.s as
the ten year average. The condition for some
Southern States is as follows:
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How Cooperation Helps the Georgia
Peach Growers.

r. All PRESS DISPATCH from Atlanta says tina,
IN the Georgia peach crop this year will net
the growers . proat OF half a million dol
lars. Last year 5000 cars brought about ST.
5000: this year ..ooo cars brough, about the
same amount Tho difference In price Ii attrib-
aied largely to better methods OF marketing the
crop.
This year for the nrs, time. Georgia
growers organized into y mutual benent ex-
change. modelled on the lines OF California
fruit shippers associations The raisers OF
other great Southern fruit crops particularly
oranges. are organizing similar associations
In each case Southern associations have fol-
lowed the California Idea OF keeping the crop
rolling In freight cars and selling 4, AZ II
moves by means OF reliable agents OF the as
sociat!ons'
Here In more proof. II more proof could be
needed. that pays farmers TO cooperate and
that the way TO cooperate is TO 20 at II on a
business basis. BY working together for q COM
mon object the farmers of any neighborhood. or
those engaged in any particular line of work. have
II in their power to largely increase the profits to
be derived from their work. But all these CO.
operative associations must be organized on strict
ly business principles. IL isn't worth while to
take up the haif-done ideas OF any promoter who
Is governed more by sentiment than by business
sense or to expect sporadic enthusiasm take the
place OF weil-formulated plans OF work
II you see any place where your neighbors and
yourself could work together TO mutual advan-
tage. call their attention TO the opportunities YOU
are neglecting and II you can't agree on a
plan for concerted effort. The habit will grow on
you. and II Will be a money.making habit.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-14

In order to keep them from moving elsewhere
We have heard 1t charged that in some Virginia
towns the tobacco trust escapes with only frac-
ton of its Just share OF taxation the town fearing
that the trust. If properly assessed. would move
It's business TO some other city
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-03
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
'OTICE OF ASsEsssfENT

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
OLYMPIC SALT WATER COMPANY
Location OF principal place of business, 30 Clay
St, city and county of San francisco, state
OF California
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at meet
Ing OF the board OF directors held on June Is
isOs. an assessment of ,ne (s1) dollar per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the corpo.
ration. payable Immediately to the secretary OF
the company at its Office, 90 Clay ST., In the
city and county OF San Francisco, state of Cali
fornia-
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Tuesday, July 20, 1903. will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public suc-
uion- and unless payment Is made before will be
sold on Friday, August Q. 1903. at the hour of
O'Clock D.. m, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs OF advertising and expense
of sale. CHAS. A. GIBSON,
Secretary Olympic Salt Water Company.
county of San Francisco. state OF California.
Dated in San Francisco. Cal. June 10. 1909.
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so acres choice fruit and vineyard land near
Fresno; 20 acres OF it in vineyard and orchard;
fine pumping plant; plenty OF water; house,
ETC.; Sill, 600.
2so acres grain land. suitable for orchard or
vineyards; good orange land; adjoining proper
ties have pumping plants and plenty of water;
a bargain; $35 per acre.
1885 acre stock ranch, Stanisaus county;
plenty of water; timber enough to pay for the
land; owner made fortune on this ranch; 81
per acre buys 1t.
Si5.OO0-General merchandise stocks doing a
profitable business in a very prosperous, grow
ing town, surrounded by a very productive
fruit country
by F. T.. BARROW, manager OF Coast Car
rage Co., cor. 18th and Jackson sts., Oakland,
Cal.
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SNAIL RANCHES.
f,HICKrNS--CRAPES-FRTIT

GH1ChENS--G hAFES--fktIIS
10000 acre ranches on our beautiful San Mar
tin ranen, south OF San jose; improved or unim.
proved; suitable for chickens, fruits, grapes
etc: this is one of the ideal locations in Santa
Clara valley: only rs miles from San FraRcisco;
Including interest IL desired; II you are looking
for beautiful place to build Ep home anc
where you will get good returns out OF the land
let US show you over our ranch
C. II. WOOSTER CO., 702 Market ste
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$40 PER ACRE.

$40 PER ACRE.
We have Clio acres in Sonoma county; 20 acres
in hay and garden; 9 acres orchard, mostly peach
trees: 2 story house OF rooms; good barn and
other buildings; ? horses, 1 COW, farming tools,
etc; there is enough timber ON the place to pay
for it; only $40 per acre.
FRUIT RANCH, near Winters. Solano county
22is acres all In fruit: 10 acres in peaches, bal
ance In apricots only 40 rods from public school:
first class gasoline pumping plant, cost 81, 400:
are looking for good paying fruit ranch in a
good locality this Is the best we have for the
money IT, s' WOOSTER & CO.. 7o2l Market st.
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COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-contInued

HERE'S the bargain-450 acres; the finest
country home and productive ranch in Santa
Cruz co.; 20 acres now under cultivation; 90
acres more can be: 100 acre pasture: acre
orchard; 1 acre vineyard; shout zoe acres
In fine oak pine and redwood timber, 6. coo, 600
feet saw 5000 feet eordwOod; farming and
pasture land fenced; improvements hrst class;
large modern house OF Is rooms; -FOUR room
cottage gas, hot and cold water; stock and
indictments; one-half mile to school; rural de-
livery: phone, etc. Price $3T ,0OO: part cash.
part in exchange. L. w. JEFFERSON
REALTY co. $50 Market ST.. s. F.
MEXICAN and Texas timber eolOnizing land
$4,000 acres pine and oak and hardwoouSs
choice; well located for export; $50
I54 900 pine oak ash, hardwood, So
SOC, 000 improved stock ranch and timber
600 acres irrigable land and stock, Sl.tS-
1000 600 acres colonixfng lands. soc up .
Texas and Mexico. all size tracts aud al
classes Of timber and stock ranches reports
sent; information at office. DAVIS BURN
HAM, T04 Mills bldg, 5. F.
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MANS CoTNTY REaL EsrNrE-

san RAFAEL. city o. suburban homes anil
home surroundings; quick and frequent services
70 san Francisco compelled ~ urgency -dt
other business to sell few lots arounf- my
home, l have laid out Tor the said purpose
several grand view lots at never Co be for
gotten values for prices asked. You won =
refuse the chance 20 buy If Won see the lof-+
You viii be so convinced that such values 81 IT,
never be offered again I'm Marin county that
you wiz buy for cash. which I must have ac
once From now on 70 July 10 come in per-
SON. Don't write for information, and csme'
with money I snail offer Tar more lhsf
value to every desirable buyer who viii agrees
% build IN keeping with the surroundings ausr
become a householder among u.s. Every lot
wooded and connected with every modern .iiu-
prOvement service. Remember. I want buyers
who enjoy 10 minute walk TO station AMI an
unsurpassed view from villa site charminglf-
located. Rigs at Office ODD. Union depot SafE
Rafael ". J.. COUETElGHT, NNEk- SO
AGENTS
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couxTRY pROPERTY.

COUNTRY PROPERTY
A beautiful country home. within 30 minutes
Of San Francisco; s rooms. bath. electric lights
lot 54x107 feet; situated in Burlingame. min
utes' walk from s. p. station or minutes from
San Mateo electric road: viii net 10 per cent %
an investment; terms. $2.6ee. Box 1SS0, Can
Office.
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CoUNTRY REAL EsTATE
ORCHARD AND FARM.

OhChAkD AND FARM.
IS acres best black loan soil, miles from
town and railroad depot; school; in the
heart of finest fruit district; LOO Bartlett
pears, acres peaches. acres apricots, acres
grapes, also plums, prunes and figs; good IL
room and bath house; water from living stream
also good well; good barn and all outbuildings
fine, large oaks around the buildings; half of the
land is in hay and produces tons to the acre
This is a fine home, nicely situated, and a good
income property. at a very reasonable price,
$11, 600; $4,000 cash. balance terms.
DAIRY RANCH
:, 400 acres, foothili land; about so acres level
good farm land for hay and clover, balance
rolling grazing land; ON county road; near cream
cry; we'll watered by springs and creeks; some
fine garden soil that can be irrigated; vel
fenced and cross fenced; room house; large
barn, filed with hay; all necessary outbuildings
% head Of cows, bull, 2 horses and harness, :
hogs, lot of chickens, wagons, mower. rake and
all farm tools, cream separator, dairy outfii
complete. lots Of fine oak timber; price, $1,000
Sc, 800 cash.
HoLCoMB REALTY COMPANY, INC,
investor of Capital),
800 San Pablo ay.,
Oakland Cal.
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NOTICE OF THE CHANGE OF PLACE O
BUSINESS OF THE CALIFORNIA GRAN
TIE COMPANY, A CORPORATION.

Notice is hereby given that at the meeting OF
the board Of directors of the CALIFORNIA
GRANITE COMPANY, a California corporation
held on the LIST day of June, 1909 said board OF
directors passed resolution that the principal
place of business of the said CALIFORNIA
GRANITE COMPANY be changed from San
Francisco Cal. to the town of Rocklin. county
of Placer state of California;
And further notice is given that the owners
and holders of more than two-thrtis of the capi-
tal stock of said corporation. TO wit: the whole
number OF. shares of said capital stock have con-
scented in writing to said change;
And notice is further given that it is the in
tention Of the said CALIFORNIA GRANITE
COMPANY to change its place of business from
said city of San Francisco to said town of Rock
lin in the county of Placer, state of California.
Dated June l. 1909.
fSeaD CALIFORNIA GRANITE, COMPANY.
BY H. N. BERMIERI. President.
BY ADOLF PERNU. Secretary.
TO whom 1t may concern: Michael Conroy and
Edward Lauer, copartners doing business as
retail liquor dealers at 900 4th ST.. in city and
county OF San Francisco, state of California
have dissolved the copartnership heretofore ex-
listing between them herein named; Edward
Ianer continues the business, assumes all
debts and collects all outstanding accounts and
credits due or payable to the undersigned in
connection with this partnership
MICHAEL aC0NR0Y
EDWARD LAUER
-
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$3.50 per acre for 140 acres, all In asparagus;
Contra Costa CO.; unlimited water supply; good
buildings; horses, harness. etc; terms
SIS per acre for 1900 acres richest farming
land in San Joaquin
SEQ per acre for 100 acres adjoining above.
$50 per acre FOR 600 acres Al farming and
garden land; level; win subdIrIde; 40 miles
from San Francisco
c. W. MOOREs CO.. $50 Market st.
HAVE 1873 acres Of land in Ukah valley; 80
acres alfalfa land. balance farming and wood
land; all under good fence; fair house and
barn; running stream of water good orchard;
all kinds of berries and small fruits; an ideal
place for health and pront; owner gong 70
Europe; price $500 for quick sale. Address
hox BOSS. Call office
ATTENTIoN-BUYER AND HOME SEEKER
We are running free information bureau,
giving reliable. detailed information al
California lands; We have many desirable prop
ositions in every county; many fine bargains.
If you looking for information write as or
call at our office and Il VIII be freely given.
CALIFORNIA LANDS INFORMATION BU-
REAU. 946-94s Monadnock bldg, s. F.
100 ACRES land near Brentwood: as acres
bearing vineyard. balance in corn and other
products; room house. good barn and out
house and barn: 5 horses; all farming i'm
plemeRts: everything ready to do business.
This is snap: do not overlook It, Price
$500 4 cash for quick sale
McFAUL EDWARDS. $50 Chronicle bldg.
20 ACRE irrigated ranch. wen located, SACRA-
MENTO VALLEY. Very good improvements;
3 room house: large barn. windmill, chicken
house. helphouse, auto house. small orchard;
improvements cost $1,000 alone; price $4,000;
terms.
Also small. irrigated. unimproved ranches.
TO- 20. 40 aeres-
c. NJ. WOOSTER CO.. 7O2 Market st.
SOLDIERS and sailors, war OF rebellion. Of
Spanish American war. and widows and minor
orphan children thereof you have chance 10
acquire valuable Q. $. government land az
small cost, out OF Indian reservations being
onened in Montana Idaho and Washington.
Call or address Immediately, 502 Grant bldg,
18th and Market SITS. San Francisco
iRRIGATED FARMS on EASY TERMS
Five 10 40 acre farms in Sacramento valley;
rich deep, sandy loan soil for fruit. walnuts.
vegetables alfalfa. etc: % daily passenger
trains; no farm more than 20 minutes walk
from a station: the best land and best living
conditions I'm California; 10 acre farm means
Independence: excursion every Saturday #. l.
HILL & CO.. East St, opp. Ferry bldg Phone
Kearny 800.
DO not overlook thls-4O0 acres Eel river
Mendocino county; Is acres under cultivation
balance rolling hills with plenty Of oak tim
Der; good house and barn; one OF the best
little cattle and hog ranches in the state Of
California; would make an ideal summer re-
sort; fine hunting. boating and fishing; no
trouble TO catch the limit; price $1,000. Nc
FAUL & EDWARDS. $50 Chronicle bldg
MENDOCINo CO. land for ssle-32O acres. .
miles from Uktah 20 in orchard and hay land.
rest grazing. Price So. coo
5000 acres OF range, Of which 30 Is farm
ing Price IS per acre.
so acres farm. well improved, near Ckiah;
$50 per acre.
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CLAIRyoYANTs

CLAIRv0YANTs
MISS ZEMDAR, young. gifted clair and palm I;
member o. X. A. Of CAL; l.. Soc G.. 81; hours
10 to TO- 1879 Fulton st. near Bevisadero
ANNE MAJOR member O. r. A.; spiritual
palmistry; readings daily. 94s McAllister st.
NINE. STARR, 1241 Broadway, Oakland, on yaca-
ton starting July 1. Return Aug 1. 1903.
NINE. EUGENIE. med, mem. o. f. A.; palm |:
occult card reader reveals facts. 1865 Valencia.
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MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE
ROSS VALLEY REAI, ESTATE.

LARGE platform tent furnished; pretty rhsts
place. BY week or month; adults Address
MRS. Z. SNOW. 1Iin Valley. Cal
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BUSINESS cHANoRs-contrnued

SWEETEST CANDY and ICE CREAM parlors in
Oakland; living rooms; ice cream route, with
auto delivery; best proposition ever offered in
oakland; owing to sickness, this place can be
bought at bargain; call early. JOS. SK1RM
4 CO.. 92l Broadway. Oakland.
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BARGAIN at S1O.OO0-.rbis beautiful home must
be seen 10 be appreciated Telephone keaeny
975 and get particulars.
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B'ANTED-To buy contents cigar stores. Box
1914. Can ofheess3d and Market SIS.
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IS 1T WORTH DROPPING Us A POSTAL!
ABOUT7
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 3lS-s2f Rcarny ST. S. -
ERANK s. GRIMMON. 2la b ST. San AaLan.
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HAYWARD PARK HAYWARD PARIS
HAYWARD PARK HAYWARD PARK
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INVESTMENTS

FOR SALE.
lots at Granada the coming famous seasid
resort on Halfmoon bay. for So per foot, on cas-
terms.
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BILLS and notes collected tenants elected
FRED ]. SCHMIDT. Market. Noe and 10th SITS.
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$3.50 BUYS light mfg. business in Los Angeles;
VIII easily clear 5000 norShly;t $3.50 stock
included: monopoly on patented household
necessity: 500 per cent prodtS opp0rtunity1
Owner engaged IN very large enterprise:
can't attend 10 this Calf INVENTORS EX-
CHANGE 72I Golden Gate av.
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DRUG STORES FOR SALE

sz.oo0-FIne store clean stock and vooa hrs,
ness in San Francisco; also one at 81 500 50 600
$500; drug stores in Berkeley San Joee
Pescsdero and IN Lake county. Humboldt county
Son0ma county and others; also a splendid o.fer
ia q thriving town in oregon for Sc 500: il Won
sze looking FOR abusiness. or have one for sale
communicate with MS; 80 years experience
GA NE drug trade ia California
THE 7. A. Week REALTY COMPANY
ol1n ShaffncE ave RarEnlar 81
Evening journal., 1909-11-26
BEFRIENDED, HE
TELLS FAKE TALE
William Regan, Given Carfare
by Supt. Foster, Told
Cruelty Story

william Regan, who fell into the
hands OF the police in Philadelphia
yesterday afternoon. attempted TO COM
nit suicide IN freight car on the
Philadelphia and Reading railroad pier
here about two weeks ago. He shot
himself twice IN the stomach and was
removed TO the Homeopathic Hospital.
While convalescing he became unruly
at that institution and was sent by
the police to the New Castle County
Hospital at Farnhurst-
on Wednesday he told Superinten-
dent Foster that he had relatives in
Philadelphia and said he wanted ia
spend Thanksgiving with them. Yes
terday Mr.. Foster bought him a rail-
road ticket for that city and also gave
him money
Later in the day the man fell into
the hands Of the Philadelphia police
and told them a tale of being shot
near Farnhurst and OF being turned
out of the hospital before he was cured
Evening journal., 1909-11-26
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL

In some quarters of the street to-day.
there seems to be AN expectation that a
big raid viii be made soon on the Reading
shorts, who have heen very stubborn in
the present recovery Of the stock
F. d. LaclSey and Go. stated to-day:
Buying Of the best character was noted
in many issues through the first hour and
there was increased Commission House
business Rock Island Common and Pre-
ferred were both taken by strong banking
interests and scored good gains. There
was good buying Of the Copper stocks.
and Reading was persistently bought"
c. l. Hudson and Co. stated at noon to-
day; Traders bid stocks up on a num-
Der OF rumors, but the market became
dull on the advance, 1t looks as II most OF
the shorts have covered. The market Is
strictly professional and we think Il will
continue 30 for a week or more 20 come
One reason offered for the advance is that
President Taft will send in a conserva-
tive message"