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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
RELIANCE coMPANY's EXHIBIT

Another exhibit which was interest
ing was that of the Reliance automo-
bile company which, although only be-
ing able to get one of the new Knox
models, more than made up for 1T by a
most beautiful display of the trophies
won by the car in all kinds of events
all over the United States. pathetic
one of these is a medal won in the
five mile event by Bourque on the In
dianapolis speedway just previous to
the vent in which he was Killed.
The Franklin has most complete
line of new air cooled cars. there being
four fine models in the section, and a
unique working model Of the engine in
which S. G. Chapman is centering his
efforts to interest the public.
Thomas B. Jeffery & Co. have five
cars in their section. 1t is the finest
display that has ever been made of the
Rambler cars.
The Locomobile display is heightened
bv the exhibition of the 80 horsepower
racing car of the company. Everything
about this car makes one stand in awe
of it, especially when it is known that
there has never been driver who has
had the courage to let the engine out
to it's fullest speed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
KIDNEY DISORDERS VANISH
And LAME BACKS FEEL fine

there is nc other remedy, al any price,
made anywhere else in the world,
which will effect SO thorough and
prompt a cure as a fifty-cent treatment
of Papes Diuretic, which any druggist
can supply.
It is needless to feel miserable and
worried, because this unusual prepara-
tion goes at once to the out-of- order
kidneys and urinary system, distribut-
ing it's cleansing, healing and strength
ening influence directly upon the or
gans and glands affected, and COM
pletes the cure before you realize it,
Your physician, pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency will tell you
that Pape, Thompson & Pape, of Gin
cinnati. is a large and responsible
medicine concern. thoroughly worthy
OF yonr confidence.
Only curative results can come from
taking Pape's Diuretic, and few days
treatment will make any one feel fine
Accept only Pape's Diuretic-fifty
cent treatment-any drug store-any-
where In the world
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
Several doses will regulate the
Kidneys and end Bladder
Trouble.

real surprise awaits every sufferer
from kidney or bladder trouble who
takes several doses of Pape's Diuretic.
Misery in the back. sides or loins, sick
headache nervousness, rheumatism
pains, heart palpitations, dizziness,
sleeplessness, infiamed or swollen eye
lids, lack of energy and all symp-
toms OF out-of order kidneys simply
vanish.
Uncontl oIIabIe urination ESPECIALLY
at night). smarting, offensive and dis
oolored water and other bladder mis-
cry ends.
The moment you suspect kidney
or urinary disorder. or feel any rheu-
Inatism. begin taking this harmless
me6icine, with the knowledge tkat
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
Gossip of the Stage

On Thursday evening, October 81, San
Francisco lodge No. 3, b. p. o. Elks, has
arranged for a theater party at the
Princess theater. Kolb and Dill will
present their big hit Dream City" and
many features will be introduced for
the evening that will hit the risibiIities
of the guests of the night.
Fre1eric Belasco will go to New York
next month to witness the new plays
and arrange for their presentation in
his San Francisco and Los Angeles
theaters.
Pierre of the Plains'' one of last
seasons successes in New York, is
booked for early presentation at the
Alcazar, where another of David Belas-
cos hits is already arranged for, 1.-The
Warrens of Virginia" The latter play
will be seen for the first time in Cali
fornia at the AlcaZar.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17

WILL LECTURE ON IEDIA-.India in TraDsj-
ffon. p the second in series OF lectures on the
social industrial and religious conditions in
foreign countries. viii be given in Richmond
PRESBYTERIAN church. Clement street aud Thir-
fr-first avenue. by Rev {. ) Tanner at 7:30
o'clock this evening. The lecture Will be IL
Illustrated by special stereoptcon views which
dopicf the strange mixture OF wealth, poverty.
erDerstition. misery and crime fhat IS being
changed by the introduction Of Christianity.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
Automobile Show
IS Brilliant Affair.
Motor Enthusiasts Gather at the Exhibition
Opened in Emporium Basement

Mr.. and Mrs James, Mr. and Mrs. Gavin
McNab Eib
Miss McNah Mr. and Mrs. George
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Middleton
Mosher Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Hawkins
Topping c. A. Eastman of Port
Mr. and Mrs Lee Jonesi land
of Modesto Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Mr. and Mrs Al Piep- Culbertson
enbuTg Mr.. and Mrs. Hazlitt
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. L. Pelton
Bills Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Linz
VIII Middleton
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
POLICE sEReEANTs TRANsEERREn-

police sergeants exchange places on am order
issued by Chief of Police Cook yesterday
James T. Donovan goes from the harbor to
the Bush street station, and p. r. 0Keefe
from Bush, to the harbor Frank II. Normans
of company trades with Barney Harter of
company.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17

Rent that vacant room by advertis-
ing it in The Call. Phone your ad in to
Kearny Sc.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17

Conrad V. Bos OF Holland, said TO be
the finest living accompanist, will as
usual assist at the Wuliner concerts.
on account of the demand for seats at
All the Wullner recitals Manager
Greenbaum announces he will offer
season tickets for the course of three.
This artist viii also appear for one
concert at le Liberty playhouse in
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17

When George Hamlin. the American
tenor, sings here in December he will
have the assistance Of Edward Schnei-
der. another young American who is
gaining fame as q composer. Schneider
has just finished tour of Europe with
lIamlin and they met with the greatest
success. Hamlin is one of the finest
senors on the concert stage and his
beautiful voice was one Of the leading
features OF the recent performances
given by the Lambs club on its travel
eau1bOls.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17

DR. Ludwig Wullner, the famous
German singer, has broken all records
Of visiting artists. He came to Amer
fca last season for 30 concerts and
gave more than 100 before returning.
When il was announced that he would
return this season the wise ones shook
their heads, saying. 1T never does to
bring an artist two successive sea
sons" This time they were wrong. for
the entire Wullner tour is already
booked solid and he has been engaged
TO sing again in more than 40 places
In which he appeared before.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17

(Iil1e picture to right.)
The handsome style and the low price
speak for themselves. You will see these
pleated Princess Dresses worn wherever
women of fashion gather. This style,
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17

(Like picture to Ieft.)
An ideal fall style. fashioned of elegant
broadcloth showing great skill and orig
inality in workmanship. They are beau
tifully man tailored in the prevailing
long coat designs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
Society People at Show

OUNIOLy NUPHO Nt OHUW
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel, Mr.. and Mrs.
DrysdGle Lee
Mr.. and Mrs. f. 7. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brinegar Costigan
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ovesney Hill Stoddsrd
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Miss Georgia H
Foster Of San Rafael Roy Pike
Mrs. California Newton Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Conway Wall
Afr and Mrs. c. S. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richardson Hunt
Arthur Thornton Mr.. and Mrs.
Doctor Frankenheimer Middleton
Mr. and Mrs. w. X. Miss Hattie Fou
Goodburn Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Murphy Hancock
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker Of Oakland Bogen
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Ly- Mr.. and Mrs
man Murdock Jr.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17

a new opera by SOusa' entitled The
GIassblowers' viii be produced by the
Shuberts this season.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17

Sir Henry Heyman viii conduct his
own orchestra of p instrumentalists at
tde st. Francis hotel next Tuesday
evening, when a POrtola reception will
he held.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17

Dander1ne enjoys greater sale thar
any other one preparation regardless of kind
or brand. and it has much greater sal. than
all of the other hair preparations in tbs
world combined.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22
9epartemrut fur 1ffcnttlhe Vauteu.
CUB cpartement Dee Steot.S n9enanerc.
uttmorc ben 3. Sutliar 1909.
Of, Mur Mo "a nu0chft

Mm Mne, bic CO euscbt!
Sieriflit piro in Observation-Disclosures init ben
stHSt taaitinorr bsiaani eeeebsn, 6aB 10 naa
Benz I. glpril 1909 NIT Der EtIattfrln9 iiIlo
Neupilaiterung init rroSerilenl MATERIAL! Der
nahbenanllier SiraBcH hio 9uepe oee''h'eN
suIe gerfonen lno Gorporntioner .meroen
nesboIb bierIftt anf9etorSeri griaiDntp, 4eims
lrVeno eiier Iseiic bic @utsraburB ODER Die
Muireibnna beiaater ila 6esaiai,sl sni,,s g'Ia ,6,h,
penois nucben, ipenR oicie gepi,alfert ODER neu
Ste uSsa er.pdhntsn. etraRsn uno ausss lno
CT. guuI.sirabc, Doi Ct, GauI'Strabe air
s(uep an SSe'ticite Der 93heren @eaerltule, Ino
Nacb oil 9%SeFtIcjie ser Sbtereit gseserttule, ben
%errSIsfrabe. Won Siiei.e Der Carries bis
slr Meftieiic Scr 2iebts5irabe. -.
Golnn'hta AeetA,C, soh Sio9hm SGus p0
@~olfe.Strabe, bon ARoiiiinteIlt' bis Sel'er'
SIitonSytpenac. bon galtimoresct biz
0a0fOn.siraCe, bon Baltimore. bis Gapctic'
Strabe.
panoale. strabe, BON GlltarosQIae, bi5 2irloct'
Clement. strnBc, bon @1iaiaur Giraffe Biz St'
8iiloM.s.=abe, bon go%lton.strabe big garI'
goenue.
Mc6uncb.slGeb bot 9Iporls bis GoIosS!rqbe.
Srempnt. Ioetuc, ben Baltimore bis Sss!Na'
Gaesr.sirabc, bon 9oineiuooos stbeuie biz Gns
SIipes.Gtrabe, por Caroline. strabe bis sur
gscftfeiie Der crftet glleD o'tIth bon Gertral'
IcenEe.
DloniaomerG.1 .raBe. -
Gieno,sirn bon 9Iate. biz asaSenbau;
Va Ieb.eiraBe, bon Gbafc. strabc bis GitIn,o'
etoeiue. N
MinsstroBc, bon GougDs bis Ttait. Strahe.
GIlors5irG6c, boz 2G!ilolliE bis SsottbsAne;
Galenoers@neh. bon Golrrnbia'abei1te Dis
Ct. Yeterssirabe. .
G5eiier. straSc. uon Grlcana. BIB Baltimore
-GtrnBe- So ~ Il ,41tisLs. IlLLt y
Bart.soenmc, bon aetitstors bib 5aeetie'
Sirabe.
Gur!e9sstrabe. bon gIorofeiie Der Baltimore
Gtrabe bis sur Siiofeite bon Jairrloiut'sine.
~JfpfesStrdBe. bon Siibfeite Der W!cnnlleilt'
b.o 5ur E0rbfciie Oct !ltcGtoerrts Sttdbe.
6airnipuri. Ibell:c, bpll Bettieite BET aeiis
tYoooss!oeEie bis sur tftIid,cn Gtoet9ren5e.
@iunrocs SiraSe, rrt Der Giiboittetfc Der Ge'
Ietie Der ~. & 8. 9abn" bis sur Ioretucitfette
oer Soiuilbin igocnns. ST.
9. &. Senban,
(Snr6 is 2O.7) G.aof, 1naenieir. Z
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SpSeSf1Qe.

sm 20. 2anuar gemiam.n arrosman. SIR.
ioa5h; Stt:som1arS,s tsase; 81 SGbrs az. 81
giortbfgloenue, so Sabre oil.
Im 10. Sanuar 6aruliue Barton, GIT. 127.
Strabe. los Sabre alt. ~ o.
pr Sm, 1e strs asnna as s sXs4e s stf' NF' 72i'
gm 10. 5aniar @ranuiae SO5man, gr. 424.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 2 Sabre alt.
GIN 49, SSsaHgar @sqrp Garter %r' 1896
aim 10: Idnuar Wiaru Carpenters, CIR. 600,
Siihs0fegeiter. Strabe, IS Sabre alt.
Glrt 10 Sanuat !penn0 Gor6ett, gr. s25,
Sm. IS. .Sanlar SrsOsrid eepers, yr. PA,
SiiosFltterfon.@arfs gtoe.. 6s Sabre alt.
Vim 20. aanior GliSabctp Gubam, Nr. eo5,
3taoiornsS trdbe, 33 Sabre alt.
Nm 10. Sanuar gfpiu Sieolc, 9tr. 2125, u.
aHH 20. Sannar giii,a6s4 Cuban, @r. oo5.
I'm 20. Sailar : Siobsrta @rap, staot.Sofpi.
am 20. 5auiar aauie Sammouo, gapbteps
lin is, Sannar Guscne +sapts, gabotctp,
NtSI. os Sabre ali.
Nm 49, Sanuar spen Suutsr. ar, 1924,
@prosS urban. Strubc. / Sebr alt.
glm ~. 2aniar Sbnlles a%obiihmiot, 9tr.
1911, Glib Grdo iorosS traBe. % Sabre alt.
aim ~. Sanuar Nin ant 9ittle, gtr. i01.
NorosGarclinesstrabea IS Sabre alt.
slnl 20. 2aluaar @enrpiepe zee. Ct. GitSas
slm 90, 2anuar Tidofins Matereic, Or. 225,
Sleinmer's 9laep. I Sabr aft.
Vim IS. Sdniar Mudert Mprsau, gr. 1923,
0uq.Sirnbe. IS Sabre a I.
slm 10. SarIar Catherine Sntpn, GIT. POSI-,
2SelisJ,prtb1 zSlpcnlic. 90 Sabre alt.
glmt IS. Sannar 6urrtDtt Sits, gr. ssS,
ShiorpSiraBe, So Sabre alt.
Im 20, 9anndr Gla 4tderos, Ri, 1i0S,
Harliah' StrGbc, 10 Sabre alt.
Gm 10. Tdrltar Spn 9iebinan, gtr. 50l. r.
Gntluss Strdfc, 3 Sabre alt.
PIN 10. Snniiar Marn 3iDberts, Dit. ~, r.
MISUNDERSTANDING, PC Gage Glt.
Gm 90. Sullliar Sniant 9irbin, 5tobert Gar
reiisoUIpiial. ~ ldge ali.
Nm 10. Surudr Warn stcobins. Slineluifs
Ioeruc, robe 2ibertDs9toab, Is Mtcndie nlt.
glm 90. Sanuar 1ire.uta elin5, Nr. %, Wts
guita'Iocnle. 81 Sabre cit,
gm 90. Sallltnr Sattie snr,uocn, Gr. 7SS,
Snrnb ginus SirGbe, 81 Sabre alt.
Vim Is. SanliGr Sarrn Sulitf. III. 3. gtoros
@ropes Sirabe. 90 Sabre alt.
Vim -. Juuunr Magarct. S9rpraro. Ia9cH1.
Marnldroer 0p'pital, a Sabre alt.
Sn Is. SGninr Wiltam Smith, Nr. 400.
Neiia3nmbtrg' SiraBe, IL Sabre ali.
9m 10. SGHunr Gii5abrtp SHnhcr, Nr. Pill,
g3elisRuItimpre Strnbe, II Sabre alt.
81 1" 'aNrar ,lancS 1uruer, alcine Irs
menibipciicri. 81 Sabre alt. r,.
YIN Is. 1unIar Sauio Seen, gir. SOTO, &ci,'
NoribsNpeiuie, 81 Sabre alt. -
PIN 10. SnnInr Subn @bcatfen, III. AT,
gicro, SurIauls Strasc. So Sabre alt.
gm 10, SGrGtdr Subn Sclcr, yir. aga, &es
huqes Siratc. 2S Sabre alt. ..'.. o.
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Slan Maric Mplcrthm1n.

IS itorb AM 10. Iarltat 1909 flsa Marie
gonertbum i'm. Yllier opu q 2abren. TO Nio-
natcn nno . 3aqcn,, aslirbte iohter BON Sncir.
yiette uno 9barIeS &oilcrtblm. 3te gceroignna
iinbet an Srcitaa, Natm;ttaas . ltbr, bon ibrer
gSpbrnra, Gr. 10. @reeuuo,itts glnenur, aus
TAFT. @eiietun9 auf Der ng5oootaipn Gene
terD".
SIT 8Iunlc Gotie2, pie 70 friib
9rah bin be5 @irtnerS Sdno;
Sr brad fie nidt. or ptlal3te 'e
Nur iu eiu btllcreS Gano.
GdIlmnere ion't binieoer,
SIT bon una be!peitt.
9iS ber 0immeIs ,5rieoeH
3rpben ms oereiT..
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observation-disclosures.
IcpartcmcHt- fir bifeutlidse eiftrheit-9anteH,
Cub Separtcment bes Observation-Disclosures"
Strcaus, Natbbau3.

~ Er- @uItimore. Is. SaIuar 1909.
IrSeboie tperoen e1tgeqeH eenoliHlell p2H
Der Goniraits9eb5rhc Der Staot &diitl1pre tiI
stn6autc1 iIIb, lulba.teti Gil ben TraftltrdBens
Stauen fir ocn Aianor NHb Staotratb noI
Baltimore fir ben 6ebrauh afS StTaBerreiil'
9unesse onIutifi1rs.
slilaebote niilien In pcrfeeeIien GoupsytsI,
abrefiirt an hen ,,0oarb Of gtparsS OF 9aitt'
slobttions arb alterations at 3rdit Street
StGbIes" traseu lno BET Srn, 8, Setpeu 1bos
mas, Staot.Nepifrator, In oeMen efreau I'M
Natbbaltie I'm, ODER ppr II ll6r 8prmitiaDS aHl
"a. Sanunr 1909 eiHaereitt Eeroen.
Seaeul Nitgetot mus Elm ait ben WtdDor iino
Stubtrat, BON Baltimore %sablbarer certifl5irter.
alif cine ,0leurin9 Sorfe"'8anf 9eto9ener Geed
oes Nieters fit einbnrSert t$l0o) Soaar5
~beiseiiiGt fein. -
len iinb bic Sorfhriiten beS Stabtseburters IN
1ciuG uuf Gonttatte e~r,iilleIt.
3eiAnnneet uno spe8tfllationen i6nner am
ODER .adl oenI Is. San.iar, 1909 I'M Vlreau oeS
Sebdlioes SuipcItpro belidtiat iperoer.
Tie Meboroe bebGdt lth Dos Hedt oer, trseHo
ctt ober alle ~9ligebote 5t bertperleil.
Goparo Q. YreftDn,
GebdubesSnfpei.or.
3. Barb @labupL,
(Sant4f516,1s,1 10, 2o,21 90. 1890
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22
Charles e. 4. Wicnrr.

Gs rtnrb am 10. Saniar 1909 G6arles e. y.
Mencr, ~Geiiehier Sattc Der peritprbenen Shereta,
MlCper. I'M So. Sabre iciucS 2ebens. Sie @es'
eroi9ltng iineet Hrtitag, Den %. JaiuiCr. il
llbr Surinittaas. bon Der s0obnnng feiner Sod.
ter, iSrdi gimetiu Ge1eenlall, lr. tf0l. Siio.
Sbdrp.Strnse. aus 'iuit. NeifeBIt9 ~prihdtlri
anf Der VnltirlOre @elEeterN." (2O-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22
Qprraiae.

N1atertTh. - Earfartig. - 5r.sbIia.
2petlid bon gSalbroof cine unb eine balt'
Neile. Wlourt S~uunss8aoGon, uno qorraine
BuegorS brett Els SIM GIuedng. Petoe 9e
'epboite. G~taotsVureau i'm 6ritten GIur bes
lnior.I ruitsBebdIbes. CHARTS. NIB fapettt'
strnbe. CDR ala ,1J,3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22

Ser adcr6au : % II It G /
Irgcntillicn'a Ihdst cic' 2anomirtb.
id)oitS. Frpbufticn ser &epliblif fir
Die Grlltc 1908 uiif 100000 Cont
men Mci5en, 1,22S,00O Eonnen 2ein'
iumen MD $4,000 Sonnen Wuis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22
Baltimore Scmeterp.

sarran: Sranftsn glbs, Baltimore u. epttkftr
9eerdbnibpliee 3uin Serfauf - BON s25 an.
nit Wdrlnorptcften 1baearer5t S35. = Slae
fir uier @rdber. 5reie VenutIna Ger 0noeus
tir Ira,cracftc60ienite. (Suni16.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22
NruiD Hibge Gemetcra.

BET toeais Sriebhuf pun Baltimore, aabs
ttfeSutlc. 3uei eleftrifde Sabn>9irien unf
Fiinlieo. 9ouIsUare aireft sum iSrtsbbot. Gu
@runbiiiide inter filrbieer aufiint. Nteoriut
preiie. 8erlana: Die nener Souoenir.9atoIoee
8iireali: Rr. III. siprb.GharIes = StraRc. s'eib'
lclepbore tgvriI26|)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22
G~eriammIuues aascigcn.
.Nunemctnc Ieutfdls @.siienhsir,Gtl.

,NIgeMctHc Icnt'dle W.ftffHHtlIiHtD-"
lie Wsttqlieeer cc5 aSreil entsirnsS eretrS"
inu1mIitra uub SireItcrenpabl, tpeIdoe Trrttag,
sen 20. Sanuar, Mbenos s ll1r, in Der 4nftalt
an Baltimore. uno &ap ion. strabe, f!attfireetj
cingelahen. ." 4..r -
IttutBsrplI 80
Sobu {. Wsencr, .
10 ol Seiretur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22
rDuDun.EarfzSemetern

SAreat: Git. 81, Ncit.s aratuaa.Strake, 'anb
Sauptstfingnng: Sr~ebertd.32oao.
NeGrGhribp!ape bon $25 al unier betidnolgei
psrben IN Sreibbdug AM $oupt'&inGate eefin.
ben. llnier st9ent miro, ipcrn scpinttt, oor
fpreden. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22
Sphn Seriuie E. Sohn
at%ifenSetatter unb Ginbalfamtfss.
Nr. 2O0,I, Orleans ttabe,

OWt tHHVI UNITE % yAt wv UFHutVUeI
Sighianotpipn, 8Glttn,rre'9 ounts.
8ir BADEN in urferer lailaefi Gef4dttsprdS,s
firm uro Nei6 beetbiet. Gino niit serinaem
Brofi. sufriesrn. Sic feiriien &ntfhen eetie'
tert fir &chjeiten. unterbaltunaer unb altoere
6eIeGenbeiten geihe 1eIspbone (wiat2S.tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-22

YaHc sur @eiie in's AislaaS be.
ioret g. @ainc, yer. Alb, Ot.Salti'
mpr,Nrafe, nahe gnifnfh !Srsie Mne.
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Senebmtat;

(2anl4t5 1e,1s.1o.2o.21.22.2s
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(l9.22l
The Washington times., 1909-04-16
Live Stock.
ORGANIZED LABOR
MAKING IFS PLEA
CContinued from 80 Page.O

The conference is expected to last sew
eTal hours.
The members Of the executive council
Of the American Federation Of Labor
are:
Samuel Gompers. president: James
Duncan. vice president; Frank Nor
rison, secretary; John b. Lennon.
treasurer; John Mitchell, second vice
president; James O'Connell. third vice
president; Max Morris. fourth vice
president; d. A. Hayes, fifth vice presi-
dent William l.. Huter sixth vice
president; Joseph 7. Valentine, seventh
vice president; join r Alpine, eighth
vice president.
The question OF securing work for the
unemployed was the chief subject of
discussion at this mornings session Of
the executive council OF the American
Federation OF Labor held before the
members went TO the White House.
The council went over a good part Of
the ground covered early IN February
at hte conference between the Secretary
Of Commerce and Labor and represen-
tatives Of organized labor. Some means
Of finding employment under the Fed
eral statutes is being sought After the
meeting Mr.. Gompers refused TO go into
details.
The Washington times., 1909-04-16
TODAYS PRICES
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE

Capital Traction SIS. $1.O00d1I7%.
Washington Railway and Electric
common, S043, SOFAS, 50143
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred, 500J903s.
Washington Gas, 29G73
Mergenthaler. 10 20T.
Ianston, 506135a
United States T-ust, 10aSes4. IO3o9sz
10G99}z, 10dS934. 10d993t, 10d99&, 1O699se,
1O939$i, 1024992l, 6Q9994, 10d997s, 10Q997s.
F1remen's Insurance, 50d10
Potomac Insurance, 17G33.
After call-WashingtOn Railway and
Electric nf, 6G9l, 10d91.
Mergenthaler, 4d2071z.
Washington. Alexandria and Mt Yer
non. 10GD45
Union Trust, 6GI25.
United States Trust, 1o810O. bd1OO.
Washington Railway and Electric. 4
per cent, S1,900G8S. S1.OO06bS77s
Potomac Electric, per cent, 81 ,0OO0
1O97s
Capital Traction, 5G137.
The Washington times., 1909-04-16


NEW YORK. April 16-L p. NIT is
evident that IT is rather hard work to
advance values further. A tonic is bad
~ needed in the development Of the
bull side OF the trade While this is
probably true Il Is also a fact that
stocks go down slowly. II is a backing
and filling market, with the chances
rather against additional gains and in
favor Of a gradual softening, with re-
coveries from time To time.
The movement in Reading continues
very active, but there was nothing in
the way Of tangible news. other coal
ers developed fair activity IN the early
Decline, but did not hold later on
A reaction would in all probability
help the market in that there are many
orders with commission houses on a
ecale downward. Foreign conditions
were unfavorable and London was a
free seller during the greater part OF
the morning.
The rumor concerning the intention Of
the Illinois Central 70 take over the
Chesapeake & Ohio on q 4 per cent
guaranteed dividend, was promptly de-
MED as not only well grounded but
foolish Southern Railway was decided
y weak, breaking a point, but recov-
ering a fraction Of the loss. II was sold
rather freely by those who were buyers
earlier in the week, on the theory that
II would be advanced until such time as
the bond issue had been marketed.
Opened Steady Then Weakened.
The market generally opened about
where It closed on Thursday, or within
an \ either way. Before the end of the
FIRST half hour the list was slowly go
ing down. some breaking from 4 TO q
of a point, and in some instances ex-
tending the decline to a point. The
London selling. coupled with tn eprofit-
taking and bear selling, was response
bic for the break.
After a time there was some re-
covery. extending TO y to q Of a point
10 sooner had the market shown
strength than the selling increased and
prices on the leaders slumped again.
In this movement the weakness was
especially noticeable in Reading Open
ing at l411k. Il had reacted 10 1A0ss and
the4 rose again to III. when II turned
ana sold down 10 a. weak 1919. or over
g full point below Thursdays close.
Union Pacific was in the same cata-
cory, breaking from S694 to SIS St
Paul has disappointed spectators and
tts friends alike. 1t has been hopelessly
inactive anc has not responded TO bet
tor markets. nor very much TO the de-
clines elsewhere. L broke today from
1855 TO 1i73s. with a slight recovery.
Rock Island advanced II early and then
lost y holding TO about yesterday
closing figures. G. & o. rose a point on
the 4 per cent story and then went back
10 about Thursdays close.
Industrials.
The industriels were decidedly slow.
save in spots. Smelling and Copper
were q off. Ice rose y. Anaconda lost
a point and Lead gained one Sloss-
Sheffield turned downward for a loss
of ~. Little Steel opened at 511G. sold
20 and he'd quietly around 595zdSo3S.
The Washington times., 1909-04-16
BLOWN TO ATOMS.

ROBINSON. III, April 16.--Charies De-
Weis and Moses Lantz were blown TO
atoms when the nitroglycerine factory
Of the Independent Torpedo Company,
at Gordon. was destroyed by an ex-
plosion. The two men were the only
persons in the mill An acre Of the
ground about the factory was torn I'D
and nothing is left to sh wv that the
plant existed. The explosion shook the
country twenty miles around.
The Washington times., 1909-04-16
WOMEN ASK VOTES.

wEsTCHEsTER. Pa. April iE-At
the meeting Of the Westchester borough
council, Miss Charlotte Jones. a pro-
nounced advocate OF woman's suffrage,
presented a petition asking council TO
enact an ordinance giving to the wcmen
OF the town the right 70 vote on mu-
nicipal questions IT was referred 70
the borough solicitor.