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to withdraw the capitalization feature
OF the bill.
This much is Democratic victory,
but moro than this may provc'a Demo-
cratic defeat, We do not doubt that
Senator Aldrich Will do his part in
fulfilling his bargain, but somehow,
or somehow else, compromises with the
Republicans. have never worked very
well for the Democrats. Besides, II
the Democrats withdraw their opposi-
ton and approve the bill, they will
stand as much committed to it as the
Republicans and will be responsible
FOR 1t before the country, should its
operation prove q failure.
The Democrats have not yet accepted
Senator Aldrich's proposals, and they
Will do well IL they never accept them.
Tho railroad bill is not n good one.
Aldrich's compromise is not good
one. He should be left alone to work
out his own damnation, end the Demo-
Gratis should not postpone the DOOM
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MIR. rAFr ON THE rAR1rr.

George Kibbe Turner has talked to
President Taft about his Administra-
ton. The interview is published i'll
AIcClure's Magazine for June. 1t is
very interesting and makes one be-
1ieve that Mr.. Taft is entirely sincere
in thinking that he has actually ac-
complished some of the things for
which he was elected President. He
wanted tariff bill that would main
tain the true principle of protection
by the imposition of such duties .as
will equal the differences between the
cost of production at home and abroad
together with reasonable profit to
American industries" That is very
fair and frank statement of the true
principle of protection, especially the
"reasonable profit feature which the
consumers in this country are com.
PEELED to pay for the support of the
protected industries. 1t establishes
without further argument what we
have always claimed that it is not the
American workingman, but the Amer
lean capitalist and American manu-
facturer who have been under the
expense. the continuing and increasing
eexpense, of the American consumer 1t
is not the differences between the cost
of production at home and abroad
which are supposed to go into the
pockets of the American workingmen,
been tackled on to the differences lis
the cost of production that prove the
character of the tariff principle as
held by Mr.. Taft and his party. Having
placed the manufacturers in this coun-
try on parity with the manu-
facturers in other countries in the cost
of production. the Republicans have
insisted upon going a little further and
getting % a reasonable profit to Amer
lean industries" That is it exactly,
and that damns the Republican theory
of protection.
Mr. Taft admits that the new tariff
bill Is not perfect tariff; he believes
that ideal tariffs are impossible under
the method of tariff legislation we
haveNadopted; but he signed the Aid
rich Payne bill because 1t was the
best could secure under the circum-
stances" and because Il did not be-
lieve myself justified in holding up
the business of the country for months
longer by vetoing this bill, on the
chance of getting a better one" Mr.
Taft must know that the country
would have gone on under the Dingley
law Just the same If he had vetoed
this bill; he knows that In some of the
schedules. notably in the woollen sched-
ule, the new tariff bill does not show
the least Improvement, and he knows
that by even t4ae most careful juggling
of the experts is-has not been possible
10 prove that the few tariff has met
the demands of the country or per-
formed the promise of the party in
power. The point we have made is
that MI Tatt was not Jushiled In with
>, oJd;ps, rte 1,a,o fron, tho Kill rrbat &c |
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

The Cleveland Leader had an article
the other day regarding the funeral
of Nathan Moore, for many years door
keeper at the Westmoreland Club, The
Leader was a long time coming, but
IT got there, after all. n it Keeps up,
~ will really. learn something about
the. AegrQea,y
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Daily Queries and Ans,oers
Address communications to Query Editor
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clamps valued and dealers names will be given

person desiring a position in school
lof this city apply Is there any 1T
erature which would give one informa-
| lion concerning the number Of schools,
teachers and their SALARY? I, nAnrp
Address j. A. c. Chandler. superin-
tendent Public Schools, city Hall. Rich
lmond Va There are no publications
giving any information regarding the
salary. etc, but a personal visit to the
would secure you tho
desired information.
Mems Furnishing. NinGnzinc.
Please tell me which is the most
popular magazine devoted !, + TO ,, mems
''rn, American clothier, the Clothier
and Furnishcr and the Tlaberdasher.
all OF New York. are the best-known
! magazines on this subject
"shc Loved Him Better Than He Knew,
am most anxious To get full COPY
Of an old piece called she. Loved Him
Better Than lie Knew" Please print
this in your paper for me.
We cannot print poems in this coll
unn.
kindly inform us how FAR back Free.
masonry dates historically
rrecmasonry clearly dates from
about 4. y. 1909 1t is probably much
older As you know. the tradition Is
that the order was established during
the building OF Solomnns Temple.
"Cy" ritching for Cleveland.
Kindly tell me II "cy" Young is now
pitching for Cleveland or Chicago OF
inc -N"'e'''a'' 4 SUBSCRIBER.
"Cy" is still pitching for Cleveland.
The Young pitching Cor Chicago is an
entirely different man.
"Thc Goose Honks High"
TO settle question in dispute. please
tell me which is correct: All is we'll
and the goose hangs high, or the
goose honks high. II ;. M.
rho goose honks high" Is tho cor
rect form OF this expression.
The Fourth sunday In May.
please tell me what date OF month
was the fourth sunday In May, 1850.
May %.
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The latest thins in high society in
Chicago is divorce cards. and they arc
said to be very popular. Ii depends.
OF course, upon the activity of the
courts whether or not the supply will
be equal to the demand.
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We are informed by the Washington
Herald that "a bluff that gets by is as
good as straight flush. anyway Fer.
haps so; but how is it going to get
7"by"?
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odd Dixie and Little Danny" APP
pear to have had things very much their
own way at Columbia this week; but
why didn't they put General Jones on
the retired list?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

CAPTAIN the Hon. Frederick Guests
seat in the House of Commons to which
he had been elected by the Eastern
Division OF the County OF Dorset,
serves TO call attention to the oddities
of English election laws Captain
Guest. who is younger son OF Lord
Wimhorne, and who married the daugh-
ter Of Henry Phipps, of New York,
was unseuted owing to the fact that
some of his American relatives, instead
of sending their own automobiles to con-
vey his voters to the polls, hired motors
for the purpose. Now, while parma
mentary candidate is at perfect liber,,
horses and automobiles, or those Of his
friends, at the disposal of his constt-
tuents for riding to the polls, the pay
ing out of money for the hire OF con-
yeyances for the benefit of voters IS
considered as bribery.
OF course this Is opposed to all de-
mocratic notions; for, whereas rich
candidate and his friends can place
any number of their private motors and
private carriages at the disposal of
the electors, many OF whom relish the
privilege OF driving for ONE IN d
sllperbly appointed automobile or In a
gorgeous state equipage, the poor can
didate is debarred from making use
Of or hiring any public conveyance
for the transportation, of his voters to
tie polls,
"A curious execution, however, Is
madein favor or localities on the sea-
coast, or on the hanks OF rivers. where
the electors have, to cross the water
in order to reach the polling places,
IN .caSeSs such. Ra these the candidate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

fession and not increased the cost of
medical attention. If it be trust,
there should be thousands like It.
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we have only one point to urge in
connection With the Pollock-Wise in
vesttgation. and that is that it should
not follow the line of tho Ballinger
affair We want 1t decided before
.doomsday.
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Tor some reason or other, the Wash
inston Herald reaches this office about
one day In six. We arc therefore fall
ing down in our geology of para
grams because the Herald always
gives us those of the Palaeozoic age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
Hu.bnnd's shnrc in wires E.tntc.

Husbands shnrc IN Wifc's IiNtntc.
If wife dies without leaving Will
what rights would her husband have
to her possessions? RICHMOND.
After payment of the wfe's debts
the husband has her personal property,
and VIII have a life interest "by cour
tesy' in her real estate.
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The Washington Monument.
Please tell me what day and In what
year General Washingtons statue was
unveiled in Richmond.
a SUBSCRIBER.
The cornerstone of the monument
was laid February %, 1850, and the
monument was unveiled February %.
1858.
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I'rImnry nnd Gencrnl Elections.

Primary mud General Elections.
How many primary and general cleo
lions have there been since October u.
1905? L. II. G.
There have been four such cleo
tons for the whole State. though in
some localities there have been siX.
including the elections for special mu-
nicipal officers. 10 these four we have
Included the general municipal cleo
ton.
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"shc Loved hin Better Than He Knew,
am most anxious To get full cory
Of an old piece called she Loved Him
Better Than lie Knew Please print
this in your paper for me.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Freemasonry clearly dates from
about 4. y. 1900 1t is probably much
older. As you know, the tradition Is
that the order was established during
the building OF solomon's Temple.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Position ny school Teacher.
Please inform me to whom should a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

| Position nv Brnkcman.
To whom should apply for a posi-
ton as n brakeman on the Virginia
| Railway? l.. y. b.
| Superintendent Transportation, Vir-
ginian Railway. Roanoke, Va
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Ercc,nn.onry.

We cannot print poems in this col
umn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Kindly inform us how far back Free.
masonry dates historically
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
for Mandolin or Guitar.

Please given me the names and adj
dresses of some music teachers of
mandolin or guitar In this city.
tND.NILY READER.
We cannot printthe names of teach
ers In this column. II you VIII insert
"a want ad. in The Times Dispatch YOU
can certainly secure the names Of such
teachers.
Not for Us.
Il. NJ. 1fobgood. II you Will read tho
caption to this column you Will sec
why your question cannot be answered
here.
ICY" Young.
Kindly tell me for which American
League Club "CyN Young Is now pitch
ing, Cleveland or Chicago?
y READER.
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The Fourth sunday In May.
please tell me what date OF month
was the fourth sunday In May. 1855.
A READER.
Nav %.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
.cy" ritching for cleveland.


''Cy" is still pitching for Cleveland.
The Young pitching Cor Chicago is an
entirely different man.
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Position ns Brnkcn,nu.

Cleveland.
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person desiring position in school
of this city apply. Is there any 1T
erature which would give one informa-
lion concerning the number Of schools,
teachers and their salary?
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17
CITY REAL EsrATE-continued

THOMAS E. HAYMAN,
Suite 100. First National Bank building
Montgomery and Post Telephone Keafny 1I05-
si,oO0-Cash; 1062-I0T4 Jackson st. north side
at Taylor; buildings of high class .
room flats each; just finished; viii easily
rent for $500 per annum; price reduced
TO S11, T50 each. may consider offer; must
be sold; them at once.
rents s.. $50 per annum: Califor-
MIA and Jones; of the finest fats OF
rooms each Mob hill: full price only
$4,000; one like this just sold for 500 COO
So,VOO-Cash; Hayes st. business property; lot
2I:6x12G; double frontage: rented at
81. 100 per annum; full price only S12- 800;
this is bargain.
S5so00-Cash; rented low at $3.50 per annum
full price reduced to $1,000; 2 new Do
room fats: LIST sv, and II; worth $500.
S5,OOO-Cash: i523 Golden Gate av. at Pierce;
room residence; lot 25x13S:6; reduced to
$500, lot alone worth $500; this house
is worth 81 800 today.
3, 000-Cash; one of the best room residences
in the Richmond district inside of 9Th
av-; full price only 50. COO; must be sold;
reason for this sacrifice: don't miss it.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER. 30 Montgomery ST
LIPMAN 4 HIRSCHI.ER. pa Montgomery st
Phone Douglas 363i.

LIPMAN Sc HIRSCHLER, 30 Montgomery ST.
LIPMAN 4 HIRSCHIER. 25J Montgomery st.
Phone Douglas 364i.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SUNSET.
L0TS--LOTS-L0TS.
$3.50 each-2 lots within block Of II st. ear
line. Golden Gate park and the sta
dunn entrance: property adjoining is being
graded and offered for twice the money
these are SURE MONEY MAKERS. and
be had on easy terms.
81 $50 EACH choice lots in 2lstz between II
and I sts; block is being built up beauti-
fully.
s., 250-Beautiful northwest corner of sth av.
and ST.: bituminized streets.
SNAP IN COTTAGE.
So, 000--5 room cottage. half block from II
st. and Golden Gate park in 21st av-; ex-
ceptionally large lot; 81 :6xl00; light and
assured i'm every ROOM $1,000 cash,
balance on terms lot alone is worth
$500: look at this today.
SUNSET OFFICE: Corner II st. and eth
Open daily. Including Sunday
Call at our BEACH OFFICE. corner Fulton St
and 10th ay. opposite life saving station
(open daily. including Sunday for BAR
GAINS in LOTS in RICHMOND district
north of Golden Gate park.
500 AND UPWARD.
EASY TERMS.
SMALL. PAYMENT{ DOWN.
BALANCE MONTHLY.
LIPMAN & HIRsCHLER, 255 Montgomery ST.
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$500 PER ACRE.

Great wheat country; 100 acre farms In the
rich delta of the Sonora river; near American
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: good
market; 10000 acres opened to American
farmers; first 10000 acres at 50 per acre, half
cash; this is really s100 land. See write US
Immediately.
c. NJ WOOSTER COMPANY,
T02 Market ST. San Francisco. Cal
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A NEW SUBDIVISION
VALLEY CREST GARDENS.
5, 3 AND 10 ACRES.

hiNT. UEEF HUfIl. hVLIINN.
1 II miles from city limits OAKLAND, toward
Hayward: directly opposite ASHLAND STORE
over the hill into next VALLEY: nothing better
for POULTRY. FRUIT, BERRIES, ETC.
Magnificent homesites; coy, sunny and well
protected; ideal climate; within 1900 feet
SCENIC BOULEVARD: near 14th 81. cars; o
pieces sold already; 2 houses under construction
Don't be sidetracked before you see this beau
tiful property. 1t is truly exceptional at The
low prices, $50 to $3.50 per acre. Man on tract.
For descriptive folder PRICE LIST and TERMS
address, or see OWNER between and 10 a. m.
2e6 Metropolis Bank building. San Francisco
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

NOTICE OF LEASING SEAWALL LOT.
Notice is hereby given that bids will be re-
ceived and opened BY the Board of State Harhor
Commissioners at their office room No. 49, in
the Union Depot and Ferry House, foot Of Mar
ket St. in the City and County Of San Fran
cisco, State of California, at the hour Of 10
March. 1910 for letting or leasing by said Board
of Seawal Lot "B'' Said seawall lot is stu.
of San Francisco. aud is bounded by Taylor.
Mason. Jefferson and East streets.
Said property will be let to the highest and
best bidder for term not exceeding twenty
6ve (25l 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 Secretary of the
Board copies Of which will be furnished bid
ence is also hereby made to said printed terms
and conditions of lease for ? more particular de-
scription of Seawall Lot ''B.
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 bin 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. E. DENNISoN.
p s. TELLER
Board Of State Harbor Commissioners.
". B. THORPE. Secretary.
February 6. 1870
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED at the
Office of the Secretary of the Regents. Univer-
sity OF California. Berkeley at or before 9 80
m, February %, 1910. for further work
on the presidents house on the university cam
pus at Berkeley as per plans and specifca-
tons file at said office; and separate bids
for heating and ventilating apparatus for the
university library.
No bids will be received unless accompanied
by certified check or bond in favor Of the
undersigned, equal TO ten (10) per eent.sof the
bid to assure execution of contract by success
ful bidder The right to reject any or all bids
is reserved
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
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THOMAS MAGEE & SONS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Mnntrompry Street

THOMAS MAGEE & SONS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Montgomery Street.
Opportunities in unimproyed properties.
S135 OO0-For sale or exchange. 73 TT. frontage
One of best holdings Market aud
Ferries Hotel and stores would pay
handsomely. Mortgage $4,000.
SI5 OOO-Prominent cor. OFarren street. Close
in
OO0-Sacramento ST.. through to CONNER
hcial; large frontage, near Market ST.
sos 000-PoweH ST. corner, GO TT. frontage; one
of the best club. hotel OF apartment
house sites In city.
S2J O00-Sutter ST., near Jones, 34x137:6; price
= reduced
s26ooo-o'Farrell St, Leavenworth, s4:ex
1876.
s155Oo-Eddy ST. near Jones. 25xlsT:6; cheap.
$40 5Go-Second ST.. near Bryant; 43x125.
S1230o-o'F Farrell ST., near Leavenworth. 25x
1876.
s1l Ooo-W ashington st.. near Polk; 4ex137 g;
deepest lot in block; apartment house
adjoining paying handsomely; excellent
lot for immediate Improvement
$40 oo0-O Farrell ST., near Polk, 27:6x120
s1OO 0o-Caiifornia St. not far from Fairmont
hotel so foot frontage.
81 OOO-Corner Deyisadero and Greenwich. 55x
81; if improved would pay excellent in
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

SANTA CRUZ BARGAINS
80 acres, miles from Santa Cruz; 20 acres
in hay. IL acres of orchard; small vineyard
good room house; large barn, Cutbuildings
and me we'll; in a high state OF cultivation;
price $500
Six acre ranch. miles from Santa Cruz,
adjoining Sequel: 4 acres In excellent orchard.
to il years old; fine 8 room house, large
barn and outbuildings. chicken houses, wind
mill and tank; water piped over place: this
Is very fine place. beautifully situated and
excellent view; price s.. 600, 81, 600 down
81 acre ranch, miles from Santa Cruz; new
room house; blackberries and strawberries:
IL acres can be cultivated: acres in hay and
berries this year; creek gas engine and pump
ing plant; fine redwood grove nne view; ex-
cellent soil for vegetables; price $500
81 acre ranch. 315 miles from Santa Cruz
5 room house. barn. chicken houses aud yards,
brooder houses, Orcherd, all farm tools. nice
team of horses. new spring wagon 10 cows l
bull. 800 chickens. running stream; milk route
pays $3.50 month; inch water right; 1000
cords wood; a good income producer; price
IS, eco
COUNTRY DEPARTMENT
H0LC0MB REALTY COMPANY
sos San Pablo avenue,
Oakland. Cal.
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MONEY TO LOAN


1--WE DO AS WE ADVERTISE
We advertise to make loans to salaried people
as cheap as any company in the city and cheaper
than a majority Of them, without security or
indorser and we do It. We will make you a loan
on short notice without inquiry Of your friends
or relatives All Of our employees are gentlemen
vate. Money costs only for time In your poses
sion GREAT NORTHERN LOAN CO., s16 Phe-
Ian bldg, 9th floor OfA.e open until 6 P. II.
Monday and Saturday evenings until p. NJ.
"BANKERs TO THE PEOPLE"
! We loan all saaried employees the same as the
banks loan the employers. All we require is
that you are steady worSnsman on sal
eurity. No indorser. You may repay the loan
in easy installments arranged to suit your in
high interest Lowest rates. WESTERN LOAN
CO.. 40s Call bldg. Open $3.50 A. NJ. till 2. NJ.
Mondays aud Saturdays till 2. NJ
AA-sTRICTLY confidential; loans furniture,
pianos livestock. warehouse receipts security
of any kind; loans can be repaid IN easy week
ly, monthly or yearly payments; i is easier to
s pss u use 'II IiNoIs FINANCE CO.. formerly dy
ILLINOIS TRUST CO., 1916 Eddy St, half
block from Fillmore.
AAA-HoUsEHoLD LOAN COMPANY
Pianos. ETC. $40 to $500; Low COST: con
FIDENTIAL; HONEST AND SQUARE DEAL.
CALL WRITE OR PHONE
357-o PACIFIC BLDG, 4TH AND MARKET.
PHONES DOUGLAS S265-HOME J1741.
Oakland offce-5ls First National Bank bldg
WE LOAN MONEY TO PEOPLE WHO HAVE
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT; no indorser:
confidential: no red tape methods; 81 week
pays SIS loan. 50 week pays $50 loan. So week
paws SIS loan 81 week pays $50 loan. Call
and see us THE ROYAL INVESTMENT
COMPANY. $50 Phelan building.
MONEY loaned on furniture pianos and other Sc
curity: lowest rates; most favorable terms In
the city. see others, een see and be con-
WINGED: I will save you money: S2.25 weekly
repays $50 loan Phone Market 3029 GEORGE
w MILLER, 5000 18th St, southwest corner
Mission room 35.
MONEY loaned salaried people, women keeping
house and others upon their own names, with
out security; easy payments: save money by
trading here: Offices in 65 principal cities
TOIMAN room 95l Phelan building San
Francisco and room 8. 400 18th ST., Oakland
LIFE INSURANCE
SALARIES
WAGE Farmers Investment and Loan Companv
443 Pine st.
SALARIED persons and WAGE FARMERS can
obtain LOANS at reasonable rates without rcd
tape or delay at 4S3 PHEI-AN BLDG. PHONE
DOUGLAS 1914.
AAA--Wace earners either 1en or women, can
make a loan in strictest confidence at the EN-
ployes Credit Co., room 42f. Monadnock bldg.