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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-30
PROPOSALS AND B1Ds-coutinued

NOTICE OF LEASING SEAWALL LOT.
Notice is hereby given that bids Will be
received and opened by the Board OF State
Harbor Commissioners at their office room No.
49, In the Union Depot and Ferry House. foot
Of Market street. in the City and County OF San
10 o'clock a m. on Wednesday. the Sth day
Of September 1909. for letting or leasing by
said Board OF part Of Seawau Lot No. "A. des-
ignated as Subdivision b.. Said seawall lot
is situated on the waterfront OF the city and
county of San Francisco, and Is bounded By
King. Berry Second and East streets
Said property will be let to the highest and
i've (25) years. subject. however. TO the power
OF the Board to reject any and all bids. and
in accordance with printed terms and conditions
OF lease to which reference is hereby made
which are on file in the office of the Seere-
tary of the Board. copies OF which will be
furnished bidders application to said Secre-
tary Reference is also hereby made to said
nrinted terms and conditions9 Of lease for a
more particular description OF said part OF
Seawali Lot No "a, designated ''Subdi-
vision b.
said lot shall be used and the bidder must
agree that the statement OF his bid. II the
lease is awarded to him, shall be embodied In
said lease, and he must also agree that said
lot shall be used only for the purposes set
~ W. v. STAFFORD.
W. E. DENNISON.
P. s. TELLER.
Board Of state Harbor Commissioner
W. B. THORPE. Secretary.
August 49, 1909
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore st. near
Post
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SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED at the
office of the Secretary of the Regents, Univer
sity of California Berkeley. on or before 10
a. M, Tuesday, September Z. 1909, for Hor-
ticulture Building aud Veterinary Clinic Build
ing at the University Farm at Davis Yolo
county, Cal, as per plans and specifications on
file at said office and also at University Farm.
No bids will be received unless accompanied
by certified check or bond In favor of the I'M
dersigned. equal to 10 per cent Of the bid. to
assure execution of contract by successful bidder.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA
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Board of state Harbor Commissioners.
W. B. THORPE Secretary.
August 10, 1909.

NOTICE OF LEASING SEAWALL LOT.
Notice is hereby given that bids win be
received and opened by the Board of State
Harbor Commissioners at their office, room No.
10, in the Union Depot and Ferry House. foot
Of Market street. in the City and County of San
Francisco. State of California, at the hour Of
10 o'clock a. m. on Wednesday, the Sth day
of September, 1900 for letting or leasing by
said Board Of part of Seawall Lot No. "a. des-
ignated as Subdivision A. Said seawan lot
is situated the waterfront of the city and
county of San Francisco, and Is bounded by King,
Berry, Second and East streets.
Said property will be let to the highest and
best bidder for term not exceeding twenty
five f25) years, subject however, to the power
of the Board to reject any and all bids, and
of lease to which reference is hereby made.
which are on file IN the office of the Secre-
tary of the Board copies of which will be
furnished bidders on application to said Seere-
tary. Reference is also hereby made to said
printed terms and conditions Of lease for a
more particular description OF said part of
Seawail Lot No. "a, designated '.Subdi-
vision A..
Bids must set forth the purposes for which
said lot shall be used and the bidder must
agree that the statement of his bid, IL the
lease is awarded to him. shall be embodied In
said lease, and he must also agree that said
lot shall be used only for the purposes set
forth In his bid.
W. v. STAFFORD.
w. e. DENNISON,
ID .
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jos. SKIRM & CO..
921 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
oAlkhIL.ANp's LEADING BRokERs

OAkLAND'S4 LEADING BROKERS.
GROCERY-Best corner in Oakland doing
Business Of over 81 900 monthly and getting
better every month; this place has never been
on the market and is a genuine bargain call
szd We win tell you about It. Price 50 go
RESTAURANT-In one Of Oakland's busy
streets: best little fitted up place in Oakland;
owner compelled TO sell at onces must leave
CITY Only $50 cash.
iEoTEI, and BARB the best town in Cali
for4iia: bar pays all expenses. This is a bar
gain seldom offered $1,000 puts you in pos
session.
BRANCH BAkEH1-SchOo supplies, etc.
furnished living rooms; opposite large school,
beautiful corner. Only $500 This is a snap
los. SKIRM & CO.. s2l Broadway. Oakland
cPOcFRY-s1. 200: rent $3.50 and living
rooms furnished, years lease; daily receipts
s25. ali cash store trade, no delivery; full
ralue IN sight. good clean stock: you can not
,,,i~S an this. an opportunity seldom offered to
Ere pubIic Act quickly II you want it. See
NENsOR, 96s Broadway Oakland
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( HEREBY give notice that have sold my one
half interest in that certain saloon and res
taurant situate 1902 9Th St, and sale was made
ON the 26th day of August, 1902 to A FIRPO,
who now all of said place.
G.. SANGUINETTL
HAVING purchased this day. Aug g. the IL
mile bay shore roadhouse, will not be respon-
sible for any debts previous to this date Any
claims to be made before Aug. 81
PRATT & THOMPSON.
ON and after Aug A. l. James Lawler. viii not
be responsible for my wife's debts JAMES
LAWYER
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PACIFIC REALTY INFORMATION BUREAU
403-45-6-1 Metropolis Bank building San Fran
cisco. CAL, will put you in touch with the hest
country and suburban lands on the Pacific coast:
best way to get honest information; we can MI Ar
your order; thousands OF properties OF every de-
No EapS or Views on display
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SMALL RANCHES

CI1NA hN-fr AfEo-f'hUIIS
100000 acre ranches on our beautiful San
Martin ranch, south Of the San lose; Improved
or unimproved: suitable for chickens Fruits
grapes, etc; this is Of the ideal locations An
Santa Clara valley only 20 miles from San
francisco; price 500 per acre; monthly paw
ments Of $14.14, including interest IL desired IL
you are looking for beautiful place to build IN
home and where you viii get good returns Ont
OF the land, let us show you over our ranch
O. NJ WOOSTER CO.. 702 Market 81.
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LODGING HOUSES ZOE SALE


I1G SAN FRANOlDS
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a. CAMERON & co.
poor, o XXI peona ne n vaii: Aa7o
Hotels roomipg and apartment houses and fats.
GiFTmThis 90 room '" new. city hotel with
bar: rent $50: well fur. throughout: cost
1 ss wei lur rooms on Noe 2, 6 az.
rent SOU lease clears so; part DOWN, Si.VoO.
- 1870. } .nd . rooIp ants sccou M
sickness' IF sold this week. 81 500.
RARE CHANCE-This 66 room downtown
mouse, clearing $ouu no. eieeantiy iur-' ieaV-
Ing Ing sly, ~ zo -s, 100 49,, ho,,s.s
~ Lr-aor --Nem %, 80 anu NV --- -o@9---
90, 1 ppo S SKIkM q E 60,
lnd as ron, No ~, Scontiv fnrnisbad. eyerv
modern convenience. only 60 80 cash required.
oAKLAND'S best house cleared $500 last
month; 3S rooms; price $500; terms
We have every house that Is Tor sale IN
Oakland.
Post
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SERVICES of passenger automobile evenings,
Sundays and holidays to exchange for thing
OF value. What have yous BOX 49, cail OF
uce. oaAlAnu.
FOR exchance-I bx16 panoramic camera for
snn ea s9eT Mnn,+ OF sa ossIsnd Gsi
!. -:
EDUCATIONAL
cprvrN OPERA sC4oo1. prenaration for
professional singing in concert. church. ora
s'- rhone west o@ee
nniEsrs;ty or any, egsminations ak teachers
moderate rates; we save time and o money and
ll0n 20 ea.s u .He -.s- ----oo- -e----- -
SoEHuE 81 fshors coiens
SoIumbis university MISS J0RAIEMON. no,
tel Arlington.
SHORTHAND q NOS WHY Individ. teach
ing; law stenographer College, civ: ser, teach
50 per month-Lessons in class.
French taught by PROF NJ. CARNIVAL.
THE LAFAYETTE SCHOOL. 1921 Van Ness
and stage; class Mon. Wed. and Fri evgs !;
soc-1-s ee--e--. So, p---1- --9----- e---s-
ENGINEERING-Ciyil electrical, mining, mech
~ sSsSy. ssbno nd Re, o.tisnd
:
w $500 near FiImozeNsend for cir
cniar
Fp11cI7 -,o-oo17 .,i,,I+s cTiId-er ,1-i-
rste or classes Nine p oliver. 1000 Cal
LARcHER SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES 1915 Polk
oI5PoRTnNITy 70 learn and nractice Snanisb.
Ell FIGARO SPANISH CLUB 100 Van Ness
etc ind;YdnaI ins+ ny & mo DIX Van Ness
translations, Prof. Hidalgo. rm. 4os, $50 Mkt.
rk b - a. h4baNson ndVic a INST noT H math
dolin and guitar ITO6 Geary ST
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university, west Point, Annapolls. so4 BAKER.
post
prYSrHESs rorxEcnc
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AA-Chicago Business College. 1895 valen. cor.
22d; individ. instruc.: reas. rates; positions.
11..-o,-,T..- D. co11 ZOO 11.-,-o. :. w.
Ness: new quarters; day-ev Write for b'klet.
mr. .TD,S prsIrase 17oIioce ood SchooI - IN
cheering 425 McAllister st.
HTFPPUT N7IIIrp Co1TFcT -a9 T-iI1-,o.o - :
select school OF business; day and eve.
AFTFR Aug- , the San Froncisco R,,siness Col
ar co,,-, -o-o-,o.. -o.o-,--.ns c.77o-so- 800
....s.. 49,. ~. -. -.
ACCOUNTANTS-Cer Public
Spreckels 1CaIn huiIdinr phone Kearnv zI51
-
MARK LANE. Notary Public and Commissioners
=. .--az. - nnsn 81: p.one nearns 80:
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West Coast Detective Agency licensed, bonded)
Fillmore Tel: PARK $3.50. T: G: GRAY: PrIn.
ATTORNEYS
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AA-nTyoRcE. costs $40. ouicL. o,,tet. advica
estate restored; bankruptcy; probating Of es-
tates; general practice. 1923 Market St. r -
: $500, - -,
NEIA ala DifOhOE LAMS-
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

IRRIGATED FARM LANDS.
IN THE NEWLY OPENED MADELINE
MEADOWS, Lassen County, California are a
prize including some Of the most fertile land
farming and stock raising. Three years work
on the Irrigation System has developed an
abundance of water.
Price for land and water % per acre
1925 per acre down and $500 per acre per
year for nine years.
Railroad passes through the land.
Join the next excursion TO Madeline Meadows;
get reduced rate.
For full information call at the office Of the
Irrigation Company, 471-3-5 Monadnock Bldg.
MADELINE MEADOWS LAND & IRRIGATION
COMPANY
FINEST CHICKEN RANCH IN THE sTATB
OF CALIFORNIA.
so acres In Sonoma county: IL, 900 chickens:
all necessary buildings: fine residence: gas plant
net returns exceed $4,000 per year; price
SEQ. 600.
ONLY Sc PER ACRE.
1850 acres In Butte county: south fork OF
Feather river; over 80. 900 cords Of wood; best
buy we have in the office for the money. c. NJ
WOOSTER CO., 102 Market ST.
FOR SALE
$1,000 buys this 533 acres. fenced and cross
fenced; room house and new barn and other
buildings; IS acres under cultivation: 10 acres
in orchard and vineyard: 500 English walnut
trees; plenty water; household furniture farm
ing implements, span Of horses. 3 head of
cattle. 80 head of hogs. 3 doz chicks buggy
spring wagon. heavy work harness and wagon
$50 turkeys II sold before THANKSGIVING
j. W. WOODRUFF, p. NJ, Hooker, Cal
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RARE OPPORTUNITY. CHEAPEST L4Nn

IN STATE.
$3.50 an acre, in Carisa valley San This
Obispo CO.; fine soil for grain fruit and vines
merous springs and creek; now used for attIs
ranch; reduced to this low price to close an ss
tate; terms half cash If desired. For furtha-
particulars and map at office
ROTHERMEL & CO.. PAT Russ bldg. S. F.
ATTENTION. sToCKMENi
We are instructed to sell the hest os,.-.,
farm and stock ranch in California: II AZ
acres. 10 miles west OF railroad sfesrhost
landing and county seat; 1000 acres 1 III
land. balance oak range; fenced ana sross
fenced; watered; good Improvements: 500 acre.
aifalfa land rainfall 20 inches; Including eat
ne price $50 per acre; one-third cash
q NJ. WOOSTER CO.. TOP Market a.
San Francisco Gal
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STOCKS AND BONDS FOR SALE
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT

NUGGETS. quartz spec. rare coins. old gold an,
silver H LANDECKER Ill Montgomery st
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LITTLE IRRIGArED rAR,1s

LITTLE IRRIGATED FARMS
500 on easy terms; best soil. transportatioo
ana lying conditions in Sacramento valiev-
excursions every week. +. L HILL 4 "a
East ST.; phone Kearny s02 ~
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BUTTE COUNTY FARMS am subdividInr nv
s,svV aS.e Iancn near Chico $4,000 inhahIf.
Adjacent TO government National Plant Infro
duction Gardens. Free water right: eIectrf.
and two steam railroads within mite r ~tse
vegetables, dairying alfalfa. paw $50 - exoc
per acre For photographs attested by no ssyv
and complete information. address I1ynSsTT
Francisco or 597 Bird ST.. 0rovfile, Cal san
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Sl-s0 paid monthly win pay for an acre NJ 1.,a
at SO per acre in our Escalon eolonr. 80 80.
and twenty acre tracts; wen located - r,,iss
sou ontne rc OF st9ckton land perfectly level
anything from alfalfa to oranges Th1s a. sr s,'
opportunity for the wage Garner to make hi t1ae
ser ln9ependsnt Call or write FOR circular
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BARGAIN at S1O,OOO-This beautiful home must
be seen 20 be appreciated. Telephone Ksarny
9T5 and get particulars
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POINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE

YOU win pay as much for one 'front.' foot few
years from now as ask for q lot today. Done
mention this to your children then (it might
cause remarks). Santa Fa tract, center DC
Richmond; IS per month buys lot. Send Zoe
maps McEWEN BROS, Ats Pine ST., 8. =
r. T. SHANNAN Rep.
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HENRY MANSFIELD-Highly trained, expert
enced psychic adept and ordained medium; de-
velops and teaches oldest and most reliable
spiritual therapist; adjusts all inharmonies of
environment; sees clearly and advises va
rious affairs of life; attains the highest ideals
for you; assists In securing success with the
hearts desire; IL unhappy. troubled, uncertain
be advised through the power of the spirit
world by one who is able to guard and guide
you in perplexing details; readings every day.
1902 Fillmore st. Thy mail $1l.
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LEGAL NOTICES

CALL BRANCH oFFIoE. 1851 Fillmore St near
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Board of state Harbor
W. b. THORPE, Secretary.
August IA. 1909.
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FRUITvALE REAL EsTATE

$500 cash; new room modern hOuse1 large lot,
close to electric cars reduced 500 each week
for last 8 weeks; full price now Si-700. bal
ance of 81 500 can be paid on fnsrallments;
remember. this Is brand new, modern house,
well built. and $1,000 cash would be cheap.
ELMHURST LUMBER CO.,
EImhurst
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BEAUTIFUL wooded lots. view OF bay and
mountain. all improvements, close to stations;
800 up to $500 W. L. COURTRIGHT. OPP.
union depot. San Rafael
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
UNION CARMEN
HOLD MEETING
Officials of Organization Issue
Statement Giving New
Policy Decided Upon

There is apt to be trouble without
a carmen's union,' asserted Richard
Cornelius yesterday in discussing the
lines. 1T would be safer for the city
to have the men organized as a union.
With the tyrannical methods of General
Manager Black, who discharged about
100 men for alleged union aff1liation,
when nine tenths of them were not
union men, there might be trouble at
any time
In connection with the work of re-
habilitating the local union Organizers
Fred Fay and Richard Cornelius yes
terday issued the following statement:
Wednesday April IA there was held a meet
ing of platform men representing every oarbsrn
in the city. with the exception of two. The
meeting was called for the purpose Of explaining
the actual condition of the union and the result
of the recent actions of the officials of the
United Railroads. also for the election of tenn
porary officers to advise with the international
organizers.
1t was made necessary 10 call the platform
men together on account Of the actions of the
officials of the United Railroads. who have been
circulating false reports 10 their possession of
inside information of the workings of the union.
The meeting passed resolution calling the
oIUciaiS oI lne Onlteu fsdiiTOdtS 10 20 INTO open
court and testify TO any secret information
they may have and their means of obtaining
same.
In order to resssure the carmen, however. an
entirely new policy decided with regard
TO future organizing. making il absolutely impos-
sibe for the names OF any members to be known.
outside of themselves, TO any one. More will be
said about this later.
While the general executive board was in ses-
sion in Detroit word received by telegram
of the wholesale discharge OF men by the United
Railroads for alleged union affiliations. The
board Immediately took the matter up. and as a
result of their deliberations radical change OF
established policy was adopted. Two organizers
were placed in the same district with instruc-
tions to stay until the division permanently
established.
There encouraging letters read TO the
meeting from almost every union in the city
rendering moral and financial support toward re
building the division.
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CHAMPION TRAMP MAY
BE GUEST AT COUNTY JAIL
Temporary Retirement Prob
able for Defacer of Doors

Leon ]. Livingstone, a No. /, the
champion tramp of the world who
was arrested on Thursday night by
Detectives Taylor. Macphee and Fitz-
gerald for defacing doors of hotels, sa-
looms and other buildings with his
cabalistic mark. will have a number of
charges of malicious mischief to an
swer. The police are waiting to hear
from victims before preferring the
charges against him.
He had even the effrontery TO invade
the hall of justice. and his sign mark
can be seen on several of the doors
there. The police say that the more
expensive the door the better pleased
the tramp seemed to be to work upon
it, He imagined that the affair would
be taken as joke, but it will prove
a costly one.
In his room in the Hotel Langham
the detectives found a large number of
cards bearing his photograph, and
printed on the back is, Meal Ticket
Preserve this ticket. circumstances
might force you to become homeless
tramp. Should you meet me, this card
will be good for a square meal, pro-
vided I am not dead broke myself"
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
TIE
Exceptional
Equipment

of the California Fig Syrup Co. and the
scientific attainments of its chemists have
rendered possible the production of Syrup
of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA, in all of its
excellence, by obtaining the pure medic
inal principles Of plants known to act most
benefcially and combining them most
skillfully. in the right proportions, with
its wholesome and refreshing Syrup of
California Figs.
As there is only one genuine Syrup of
Figs and Elixir of SIENNA and as the gen
uine is manufactured by an original
method known to the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, it is always necessary to buy the
genuine to get its beneficial effects.
A knowledge of the above facts enables
one to decline limitations or to return them
if, upon viewing the package the full name
Of the California Fig Syrup Co. is not found
printed on the front thereof
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
SCHOOL NURSES WORK
DECLARED IMPORTANT
DIR. OpE1uIs Lectures on Medical
inspection of Schools

DIR. William ophuls, chairman of the
board of health, lectured last night in
Lane hall Cooper medical school, on
Medical Inspection of Schools" After
telling of experiences in European and
eastern cities, DR.. ophuls praised the
work of the school nurse who went
into the children's homes and enforced
the instructions OF the medical in
spector.
He quoted DR.. Harrington of the
Boston health board, who said: 1T
does not seem possible to conceive a
more satisfactory or more effective
piece of machinery than the school
nurse
There is nothing more precious than
the lives and health of our children"
said DR.. Ophuls. "They represent the
most important asset of the nation.
TT is only by teaching the young
that the science of sanitation can hope
to make it's ultimate complete conquest
of the world and reduce human misery
to degree at present only a dream
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
Excursion to Ukiah

The Northwestern Pacific announces
April 25. This is the most popula r
excursion run by any railroad in the
state The ride is through Marin
Santa Rosa. Russian river and Ukiah
valleys. and at this time of the wear
it is a most beautiful trip owing to
the fruit trees being in blossom and
the wild flowers in full bloom The
trains pass through a veritable bed
of wild flowers. The trip can be
taken in absolute comfort, as each
ticket insures a seat. there being no
more tickets sold than there are seats
provided. The fare for the round trip
is only $3.50 and tickets are now on
sale at the new city ticket office S74
Market street, and at the. ferry. The
leaving time from San Francisco is
a. m. and from Ukiah p. m.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
POLICEMAN KILLS
JAPANESE SAILOR
Patrolman j. A. Annear Forced
in SeIf=Defense TO Shoot
MurderOus Assailant

Attacked with a knife By a runaway
japanese sailor early yesterday morn
ing. Policeman J. a. Annear shot and
killed him in self-defense after firing
two shots over his head to intimidate
him without effect. The sailor, Tomijo
Kawamoto. died in the patrol wagon on
his way to the harbor emergency hos
pitaL
RUNNING AMUCk
Kawamoto escaped from the steamer
Chiyo Maru at the Pacific Mail dock
about ) O'Clock yesterday morning He
was pursued by Y. Matsumaye, an ap-
prentice on the steamer. and Michael
Briscoe. watchman at the Mail dock.
They overlook him and he slashed at
them with a long knife. wounding Mat
sumaye on the left arm and cutting
Brisco's coat. Brisco went in search of
policeman and Matsumaye continued
his pursuit of Kawamoto.
At Second street and South Park
Matsumaye ran into Policeman Annear,
who was asked TO arrest Kawamoto
AS soon as Annear placed his hand on
Kawamoto's shoulder the sailor drew
long knife from his overalls and at
tempted to stab Annear. who drew his
club and tried to disarm him, but was
unsuccessful Kawamoto kept after
Annear with the knife and Annear drew
his revolver and fired shot over his
head to stop him.
You can shoot; I don't care" shouted
the Japanese is he made another lunge
a Annear, who fired another shot over
his head and backed up against tele-
graph pole so that the Japanese could
not attack him except in front.
SHOOTS TO KILL
Kawamoto. evidently thinking that
Annear would not shoot 20 kill and
that he had him eornered. sprang at
him with the knife upraised and drove
it at Annear's face. inflicting a slight
wound on his jaw and cutting his uni
form.
Convinced that the japanese would
kill him if he got the chance, Annear
fred straight at him the bullet entering
his left breast and penetrating the
lung. Kawamoto fell to the ground
mortally wounded.
AS the steamer was to leave for
Japan yesterday afternoon Matsumaye
made a statement of the affair to As
sistant District Attorney Edgar L..
Levey Brisco also made statement
and there were two other eye-wit-
nesses of the duel. John Daily of 2O72
McAllister street and P. J. Mahoney.
42O Brannan street, who also made
statements to the police.
CoMPLIMENTED BY CHIEF
Annear reported off duty at o'clock
and went to police headquarters, where
he wrote out a detailed report of the
occurrence. He was told by Chief Cook
to go home and report for duty as
usual at midnight. He was compIi-
mented by the chief for his forbear-
ance and bravery. He Joined the force
January 5, 1904. and is looked upon as
an able and brave officer.