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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-23
INVESTMENTS
NJ: HARRIS & Co. BROKERS.


751-753 Phelan bldg. San Francisco. Cal.
STOCKS OFFERED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE:
5000 shares Monterey Coal Co. (lot) a 500. 90
1000 shares Mayfower Oil Co. ID so
10000 Alaska Petroleum & Coal. ....@ IL
1000 shares La Blanc Oil Co... Wanted
1000 shares Lady Washington Oil Co. a IL
1000 Reynolds Transmission Inc. "a .12
1000 shares Telnplor Ranch Oil CO.. Cheap
1000 shares Maricopa Natl. Pet. Co. q 80
1000 shares Ventura Oil Dew. Coo .l5
1000 shares Kern River Drillers.. a 10
1000 shares Kern Western. a IL
1000 shares Coalinga Crude. ...--..@ 10
$50 shares Red Top. III
SEQ shares Madison Oil Co........@ OF
200 shares Section Six Oil Co.....G 80
100 shares Pinal Oil Co. .........61 6.25
so shares Pyramid Oil Co......@ so
10 California Wine Assn. (pfd) a 77.50
2 La Zacualpa Rub. 1890 ser.) q ITO. 90
wanted-2.0 600 Ventura oil Dew 10
r. F. WAYLAND & CO.. BROKERS'
476 Monadnock building, San Francisco. Cal.
STOCKS OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE.
5000 Alaska Petroleum & Coal Co.. "a IL
5000 shares Monterey Coal Co Cot) a 90. 90
Lou Pacinc Fruits Cooling 4 Y. Co. GO 30
1000 shares Alsal Oil Co. .05
/ 200 Ventura Oil Development Coo .15
1000 shares La Blanc Oil Co..-..@ IS
1000 shares Liberty OIL Co. .25
1000 California Pressed Brick Co....@ ~
1000 Coalnga National Petroleum a Il
1000 shares Templor Ranch OIL Co. "A Is
1000 shares Puritan Oil Co....,..@ 16
800 shares Pyramid Oil Co.. Id 80
100 shares Coalinga Security OIL Co. 6g 40
100 shares Mascot Copper COMO AIS
80 shares Western States Life ms. a % 90
Wanted, 900 shares Liberty OIL Co. "a rs
Wanted-10 Rio Michel Rubber. "a %. 90
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BuRLINcsMr REAL EsTATE

BEACTIFUL HOMESIIES.
Visit the beautiful Burlingame hill country.
the most beautiful within reach Of the city. far
surprising the cross bay localities. transfer %
the San Mateo electric az 5th and MARKET
you always get seat-and get on at EASTON
station or take the southern Pacific az Third
aud Townsend. Here is the finest suburban home
site on the peninsula. EASTON ADDITIONS TO
BURLINGA4lE: beautiful shaded paths. cool
the hottest DAYS; all improvements. cement side
walks. streets. sewers. water, light and tele-
phone are installed, the homes will appeal to
you: large lots on easy terms; excellent and fast
train service twice as fast as to croSs bay
points For particulars about EASTQN address
f. j. RODGERS, MILLS BUILDING. SAN
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-23

GOLD, amalgam, rich bought: cash; assaying
SOC. PIONEER ASSAY CO.. 1S1 9TH St near
Howard
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-23
FINANCIAI

FOR sale--l 900 shares Jewel oil. 25e. Box
1925 Call office.
FINANCIAL
Abbott buys BONDSv; also CAL SAFE nEp.
accounts; money loaned. 636 Market ST.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-23

800 DOWN and $40 a month buys new room
bungalow: lot 35x150: 1 block and half
from Claremont Key Route; close TO schools
and College av. Owner. 275 61st ST. bet Tele-
graph av. ear.
FOR sale-Modern story and half sleeDing
porch house: terms easy s L. KLARNFT
2s55 Townsend Phone Merritt 3517
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-23

NEW house. Just completed: scenic Wheeler
Hillside Addition. North Berkeley; unobstruct-
ed view OF the bay and Golden Gate: I block
from Euclid av. carline: lot 50x130: & rooms
and bath. with laundry IN basement: toilets:
2 lavatOries; hardwood floors first story: 2 open
freplaces sleeping porch: box seats: large
entrance hall and closets: entrance hall ana
dining room paneed and wainscoted and beam
ceilings: rear stairway and kitchen entrance.
clothes chute; house piped for hot air and fur
room in basement. For price and terms
apply to Owner 141 I'd St. san Francisco
Cal. or at owners home. 1925 Euclid av
Berkeley. Cal
SNAPS. $50. terms; coy home. 8 rooms: mod
erns within I block Of all steam and electric
lines. Owner. 1896 Fairview ST. Alcatraz
station Perkeley
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800 down: $3.50: room cottage on a large
lot: balance in small monthly payments.
(67OS1
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-23

800 down; rooms; nearly new bungalow IN
East Oakland and the full price is only
$3.50. Fine wide street: all street work
done. This is a comfortable and desira-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-23

PHYSICIANS
DR. BRINK
SIT 23d ST. Telegraph ay.. Oakland.
SPECIALIST FOE WOMEN
LADIES-rf you are suffering. from any all.
ment or worried about your condition consult a
with the largest and most successful practice.
Perfectly equipped Offices private sanatorium,
with trained nurses; IS years without failure;
no pain no danger, no lost time. Consultation
free and strictly CONFIDENTIAL. Hours 10 a. M to
p. M: Sundays. 10 to 2 Phone Oakland 1901.
DIR. WONG HIM.
1868 O'Farrell st. bet Cough and Octavia.
AAA-DR. c. G. ToA. famous Chinese Herb Co.,
cures all chronic diseases 50 Suffer St, s. T.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-23

INSIALLMENI HOMES
ly policy is 10 only advertise properties of
merit and those that look 10 me to be the
best buys on my list.
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NORTHEAST corner OF 18th aud Howard; new
building. just fnishel rents 81 800 per annum !:
price only SlT.500. with half cash: improved
with fats extra well built; IL you are looking
critics of this kind don't stay on the market
many days. T. Z. HAYMAN, First National
Bank building.
just completed; lot 30xs3; especially artistic
and well built; price only $4,000. with one
I. E HAYMAN. First National Bank bldg.
S57s-IMPROyED SUNSET LoTs-S575
Our Sunset branch office open daily. take
Ellis St ocean cars TO 39th and Il st-)-
THE MCCARTHY CO. (owners)- Isl Suffer 81.
Ssoo-New 8 room house; must sell this week
need the COIN terms, $50 cash. balance few
dollars every month H. L. ELDRIDGE. 7s9
- ..
SUNSET. MODERN 6 ROOM HOMES; large lots.
cement Easements patent steps. bituminized
street; chesp; terms 18th av- above St
NEW story house. Te4 nth av. 100 II. from
new Fulton st. line and PARK; 81. Geo cash.
terms TO suit on balance
81. sOo-Cholee room residence; ia 10Th av
near Lake ST.: room for garage; chance Of
lifetime to get home cheap
FOR sale-Cottage. rooms, bath and base
ment: marine view; lot 50x120; IS, 200; terms;
no agent. $40 Both
TWO story. s rooms; modern; flowers; in
every room basement good for auto: "a, 100,
fourth down; forced 10 sell. 56S I'd av.
THREE ROOM house. 81 100: am sick, must
sell; street done. 2515 Clement ST. mr. 18th av.
FINE HOUSE of 2 floors and rooms. IS. 500;
Offer wanted. go 18th
FOR sale-Good business property: well rented /;
good Income; $3.50 Inquire 1876 Union ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

too severe requirements. some schools he
thought required too many subjects, the
.ctfcct ~ which was TO confuse the pupil
and give him a poor knowledge OF too
many things.
4 session was held this morning At the
Larson at which the speakers were super
lnttndent Hcster. Chancellor Avery OF the
University OF Nebraska and President a,
Il. Turner Of Hastings college.
This afternoon the teachers met IN soc
tons to give those interested in particular
matters an opportunity to hear and discuss
their favorite subjects. The Story Tellcrs'
league met In the assembly room OF the
library building and heard papers and dis
cussed the educational value Of stories for
the children OF the lower grades. Miss
Grace Minor Of Omaha presided. Those
unsteady inclined met at the high school.
The rural school section. which was the
largest attended. met at the opera house,
and among the speakers were Supcrintond'
cnt Mary Foster Of Cass county, Supcrin-
tendent Matzen Of Dodge, The high school
section met in the eighth grade roont At
the Central school and discussed the
present high school law. normal training
In the high school and other topics. Other
sections met at the Congregational and
Methodist churches.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
SCHOOL TEACHERS IN SESSION
Total Enrolment of thousand EE-
Pected-Nany Meetings
Daring Day.

FREMONT. Neb., April 9-(Special)-The
opening session OF the Eastern Central Ne
bTaska Teachers association was held last
evening at the Larson opera house, with
over 500 teachers in attendance. The total
enrolment It is expected win exceed 1000.
Previous to the beginning OF the program
Swihart's orchestra rendered several selee-
lions and Miss Vida Nation played a violin
solo. President w. A. Yoder presided. d.
V. stephens extended TO the visitors a
welcome on behalf Of the city. The princi-
pal address was by Superintendent S. l.,
Heeter OF St. Paul. MINI. His subject,
FASHIONS in Flggers,' gave little intima-
ton OF what he talked about, Much OF the
criticisms Of the schools he considered I'M
called FOR. Lax mental discipline he laid
to too much interest in society instead OF
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
Return to Nature
the Quickest and
SureSt Way to Health

You know from experience what drugs
viii do, merely a temporary stimulation,
always followed by a depressing reaction
and additional weakness and despair.
Knowing this, why do you continue their
use? Why not try for a change at least,
the Neuropathic treatment, which gives
permanent help. and with no reaction. 1t
gives new strength, vitality. energy and
perfect health.
The use of drugs, stimulants and other
so-called tonics which are used so gen
orally for the ailments and diseases of
the human race are all based upon the
principle of stimulation. But the medical
practitioners know and YOU know, il you
stop to think, that you only get a drug
effect and a seeming stimulation for the
time being only.
If you had a horse. poor, weak and
exhausted. either from overuse, abuse or
lack of proper nourishment, you could
bring out all OF his remaining vitality by
the use of the whip, but this treatment
would not impart to the famished animal
any new life, strength or vitality, 1t
would simply use up and exhaust what
remained. Exactly the same thing re-
suits when one who is suffering from
any weakness or ailment, takes drugs or
uses any of the unnatural remedies to
bring into action what is left remaining
of their waning strength, energy or vital
ity.
Neuropathy seeks out the innermost
nerve. muscle. organ, poor neglected and
starved gland or tiny blood vessel, and
exercises It, gets it to worn naturally as
it should, and once more health results
and your whole being fairly tingles with
new strength and vigor.
A partial list of complaints that quickly
| VioId 20 the Nauronatb{c treatment viz
Anemia, Bright's disease, bladder troubles,
constipation, colds, coughs, catarrah tall
kinds), deafness, diabetes, dyspepsia, female
disorders, goiter, hay fever, headaches,
hoarseness, hysteria, impotency, insomnia,
indigestion, locomoter ataXia, lumbago,
lung roubles, neuralgia, neurasthenia
obesity, paralysis (all kinds, rheumatism
(all kinds), st. Vitus' dance, torpid liver,
vertigo, weak eyes and many others too
numerous to mention.
c. r. Woolley, Phi, n, the Expert Nerve
Specialist and NeuTOpath, who is located
In Suite 216, Neville block, corner Sixteenth
and Harvey streets, wants every afflicted
reader of this paper to call and see him,
so that he may explain and demonstrate
why Neuropathy cures after oil other
methods fail even to give relief. Remember
that health is your most valuable asset,
without 1t you cannot prosper or be happy.
Health is within the reach of all. 1t is
simply knowing where and how to obtain
it. If drugs have not cured you they have
at least manifested their inability to do so.
The homeopathic treatment is the most
unique, wonderful and scientific system Of
removing the cause of disease. Marvellous
results follow the first treatment. 1t
matters not how long the patient has been
afflicted or what the previous treatment
has been, IL there is a possible cure the
trouble will quickly yield to the methods
of the Eeuropath. Consultation free.
Hours; $3.50 a. m. to 4 p. M, Sunday;
10 a. IN. to ~ m. 216 Neville block, corner
Sixteenth and Harvey streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

office, the witness said there were 10000
suspended cases in the general office.
Congress on March 4, 1909, had APP
propriated $1,000 900 to bring the work of
the land office up to date. Mr.. Ballinger
announced the intention OF accomplishing
this work II possible.
In the middle Of May, 1909, Mr.. Pierce
said Ex-Governor Miles c. Moore of Wash
ington came to see Secretary Ballinger.
THE secretary let me in and said he had
been consulted with reference to the Cun-
ningham claims while he was out Of gov
eminent service and he wanted me to act
on all matters connected with that case.
/ talked with Governor Moore about the
cases. He complained of the delay in
acting upon the claims. l sent for Mr..
Finney, assistant to the secretary, who
In turn sent for CLAWS and we discussed
the cases In some detail. That was the
only time I ever talked with CLAWS. The
next day 1 told Moore that a prima facie
case appeared in the record and he could
not have his patents. Mr.. Moore was very
much chagrined and put out. lie wrote
to Secretary Ballinger that l had proved
a disappointment and that he was going
home with a message that would give scant
comfort to his associates. At this time
CLAWS had possession of the newly-dis-
covered Cunningham journal"
From that time to this" asked Mr..
Vertrees. has Secretary Ballinger at
tempted TO interfere with your direction
or control OF the cases or attempted to in
~fluence your judgment or action?"
He positively has not"
Adjournment was taken untii next Fri
day morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Have Root Print II.
Swoboda-Certified Public Accountant.
lighting Piztures-Burgess Brandon Co.
1e5O-National Life Insurance Co-l9lO
Charles v, Addy, General Agent, Omaha.
Rush 20 Go TO oklahoma-spccial As
sistant Attorney General $. T. Rush Nyill
leave FOR Tulsa, ok. at the end Of the
month to participate in the trial OF Gov
ernor G. b.. Haskell OF that state for al
legged completely in the Muskogee town lot
deals. The trial is set for hearing al
Tulsa May ,. All the efforts on the part
Of the defendants to delay the trial or
Gllsh the indictments returned against
them have been defeated by the govern
meut and the trials will come off on sched-
Ule time.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

ALLIANCE, Neb., April 9.-Cspeeial Tele-
~gram.)-The Nebraska Stock Growers as
soelstion convention, which is held yearly
in this city In June, has been deferred
untn July 8. 6 and I. and the citizens
committee today secured 5000. with more
promised. 10 make the three days a con-
tinuous celebration OF such kind that 1t
win be the main event in northwest Ne
.braska. The features and program are now
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
SESSION OF ACADEMY

Continued from First Page)
enced to a conception o fthe employers
relation as hat OF master over a servant
When a court denies me the right 20
speak to a fellow man peaeeably' l. with
his consent, propose 10 speak with him
Notwithstanding. So far as an injunction
undertakes to restrain men, and the de-
struotion OF property, even that l hold.
does not and cannot lie injunction proceed
lngs for the doing OF these things Is a Crime
for which the law specifically provides
punishment. l do not speak as a lawyer.
but as a layman, but think know some
thing Of the proposition"
It was at this point Mr.. Gompers' speech
WAS interrupted.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

CINCEyou must
~ buy a spring
suit, and perhaps a
ralnCOat or spring
overcoat why n o
buy it now, and why
not a Bourke ttOenty-
fiUe-every suit, rain
coat or ovcrCoat so
styled has earned that
distinction by virtue of
the fact that it is the
finest h a tailoring
skill can produce for
$500.
We would like to sell you your
clothes this season. Drops ia
and talk it over.
Suits. Raincoats and over
coats, $500 to $4,000.
\ neN nat toys orF a mans APP
DCaranCc.
The Boutkc PREFERRED
that's our s. Co. hats a
toppy lid.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

ChRmberlain's Cough Remedy is a medi-
cine of great worth and merit. Try 1t when
you have q cold.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

corporations which might prevent further
abuses Of power.
People who had for years been clamor-
ing for greater publicity In the affairs OF
corporations and for government super
vision became highly indignant when they
found that their own particular corpora
tons were required to make returns as
we'll as their ~neighbors. What they wanted
selves he exclaimed.
Gets Deserving Credit.
T he attorney general declared that the
work OF the tariff commission is meeting
the appreciation it deserves and said Il
provided the best and most careful n
vestigation Of facts for future revision Of
the tariff. lie read a resolution endorsing
the commission recently appointed by the
board Of directors Of the National Tariff
Commission association.
The presidents special messages, Mr..
Nickersham added. had recommended
amendments to the interstate
law, federal Incorporation, postal savings
banks, Uniform safety appliances on rail-
road trains, changes to make the en-
ployers' liability act more easy to enforce,
intelligent conservation laws. rcadjustment
Of mail rates and revision of the customs
laws. The president had placed before
congress for enactment into law, he de-
clRred, all those measures which the re-
publican party had pledged itself to adopt,
and II congress should adjourn without en-
acting them, then upon congress and not
the president, rested the responsibility Cor
the breach of faith.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

The Key 70 The slluauOn-Bee Want ADS.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

under consideration and viii be- announced
later.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
Sell Base ball Tickets.

One hundred men are ~canvassing the
business districts OF Des Moines to sell
base ball tickets for the first game OF the
season. The movement is in the hands of
the Booster club of the city. Both years
Mr.. Higgins has been owner Of the team
money has been lost and the fans are at
tempting to start him out with a 5000
nest eggs as the receipts OF the first game
Of the season.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
WIN Fight DoIliver Also.

Prominent standpatters In the city made
the announcement following Garst's
message to the republicans OF the state
today that they would carry the fight
between progressives and s~tandpatters
into the next senatorial campaign and at
tempt to place Governor b. F. Carroll IN
the chair OF Senator Dolliver. The stand
patters figure that II they can win with
Carroll at this time they will be able to
win the senatorial toga two years hence.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
TOO MUCH WORK
FOR BALLINGER

Continued from First Page
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

The Standard OIL and tobacco cases in
the supreme court of the United States he
referred to particularly, however, and de-
clared they constituted the most compre-
hensive attempt ever made by the govern
ment to deal with the question of monopoly.
I'm effect, 4" declared the attorney general
with great emphasis on the word effect
they involve the question whether or not
the entire Industries of this country may
be legally controlled by one group of men.
ut is not to be inferred that It Is the in
tention of the republican party to put any
check upon the natural and legitimate de-
velopment OF business enterprise either
through individual or corporate organiza-
ton.
But it certainly has been its fixed pur-
pose since the enactment of the Sherman
law in 1890 to prevent the perversion of
laws of corporate organization through
intercorporate stockholdings to the accom-
plishmept of schemes of monopoly.
1T is not essential to American progress
or American prosperity that one group of
men shall control the entire business OF
the United States in Oil. in sugor, or iron
or any other commodity, and no sound
principle OF economic law is offended by
striking down all such artificial combina-
TONS
When he had finished reciting the admin
istration's campaign against corruption, the
attorney general said:
A these represent the determined policy
OF the government to attack all special
privileges and undue preferences, whether
obtained by Illegal combinations, by brib-
ing public officials. by rebates or special
advantages in transportation or by any
other method.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
Program viii Go Through.

fFpEfhm VIII 80 lhEoukf,
But Mr.. wickcrsham expressed a., con-
vlction that the presidents program would
go through.
Il am firmly PERSUADED that these meas
ures will not fail" he said, 'and that
despite the efforts of individuals to magnify
their own particular Importance at the eX-
pense OF party loyalty and party honor.
the republican majority in congress will
make good the party pledges and give to
the country the benefit of that legislation
the party has promised and which the
president has SO clearly and so forcefuIly
outlined.
Economies Of The expense Of conducting
the government the speaker discussed OK
haustively. For the first time in the his
tory Of the country, he said, q comprc-
hensive budget had been prepared dealing
with estimated expenditures and the means
Of raising money to defray them. The
fiscal year ending in June, 1911, would sec
a saving of more than sp4,OOO,GO 0 over 1910
and $55, OOO,OO o less than the appropriations
for the latter year.
There has never been such a reduction
in the history Of the government he
said, NOR is there any record Of any
effort by any other administration TO re,
duce estimates similar to that made by
department heads this year.
The work of the departments he reviewed
saying the navy had suffered from fire.
quCnt change of secretaries; proposed
changes I'm Legislation for the Department
Of the Interior he endorsed; the census
work in the Department of Commerce and
Labor he sketched briefly, and then hi
touched on the work of the Department OF
Justice.
Mr.. Wickersham referred to the prosecu.
ton Of sugar frauds in New York, point.
ing to forty-eight convictions and only one
%acquittal by a jury, as well as the collec.
ton of more than $780, 1000 in back dutic.
by the government.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

us 1t not time that all those who call
themselves republicans should stop coquet-
ting with the democratic party; should sink
their individual preferences about the de-
tails OF legislation and join with republican
workers in carrying to ~fruition under our
great, patient, candid, wise republican
president the work of clinchlng the reforms
of the last eight years on the lines so care
fully and so wisely laid down in the plat
form of 1905.
wise legislation. embodying no student
impulse, but matured views expressed in
party council, is pressed for enactment,
When the account is cast and the people
weigh them in the balance at the last cleo
ton, who will find most favor? They who
stood shoulder to shoulder with the presi-
dent in carrying out the party pladges, or
those who, true TO no party principles, how
cred like the bat in the fable, sometimes
with one, sometimes with the other, and in
the end was cast out and soorned by both.
80, geneltmen, in responding to your
toast, SThe Administration / have endeav-
ored briefly 10 indicate the principles upon
which the president and his advisers have
been working and some of the results they
have accomplished. I can say heartily for
all my colleagues that they are a body OF
very loyal. very sincere gentlement, who
are striving 10 serve the people with a
single minded devotion, true TO republican
principles and loyal TO the president, whom
one and all of them Enthusiastically love
and admire