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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-21
LEGAL AND OFFICIAL

lOnI1nucu
eertaining and determining all estates rights.
titles interests and claims IN and TO to SAD sad psSe
and further relief may be Just and proper N
the premises under and pursg%ns 70 % me ne PsoS s
OF California entitled: An Act 70 Provide foc
the Establishment and Quleting OF Title to Real
PnhIir Records approved June 18th 1905. and
the Act OF the said Legislature amending the
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF said Court
this 1st day OF November. A. D. 1910; -
b. sea- Y KRAGEx. hepaty 3; N ! e!ssE =
MEMORANDUM
in The San Francisco Cali newspaper. on
the ID day OF November, A d; lSsO ,11rcvv
Attorney for PIaintiR. 52s-524 Kohl Building.
San Francisco. California
IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF ALLEGHENY
COUNTY. PENNSYLYANIA-
IN THE MATTER
ts:. sss 1ssF's55ss sass e Cable, sss Term 1901
ceased.
To John McDonald:
You are hereby notified that upon the hearing
Of citation heretofore issued. requiring you to
appear and show cause why you or your attorney
in fact should not sign certain declaration OF
trust fled in said Orphans Court on May II.
1909, the petitioners, being the trustees In part
their petition By Inserting therein an allegation
that March IS. 1909. an agreement prelimi-
nary 70 ana Tor the performance OF the Sald
trust had been executed on your behalf by Mary
Cowdy your attorney IN fact and thereupon the
hearing OF the said case was adjourned until
January Z. 1911. at 10 O'Clock a M. and
alias citation awarded requiring you TO answer
the said petition amended. You are. there
fore notified to appear and answer the said
amended petition on or before January Z. 1911.
as required By the terms Of the said order.
j. $. FERGUSON.
Attorney for Trustees in said Partition.
I, HENRY DIERKS. hereby give notice that
will not be responsible for any debts con
tracted BY my wife GENIVIE DAVIES.
or nv sister IN law, MISS CONSTANCE
DAVIES HENRY DIERKS
Vallejo CAL December IS. 1910.
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REDUCED CTRCUMsTANcES.

REDUCED CIRCUMSTANCES
Failure to pay interest, other difficulties, COM
pei me TO offer my 80 modern ranch in
Contra Costa county, only hours from city. for
So, 900; it cost me $4,000: you may as well
have a bargain as the mortgages; you only need
a little money. Address by letter owner, 3202
+. 18th ST., Fruitvale. "
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ALL PERSONS claiming any interest in, or lien
upon the real property herein described or
any part thereof, Defendants.
Action No %, S37.
Department No. A.
Ira S. Lfllick. Attorney for Plaintiff, 523- 524
Kohl Building, San Francisco Cal
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1895 for ) acres in Alameda county. PROGRESS
I'VE REALTY CO.. $50 Sutter ST.
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MONEY TO LOAN


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NOW is THE TINE
II you need a little money for Christmas
shopping, make it clean cut proposition and
aried people on their plain notes without Sc
curity or indorser. Your employer or friends
never know Of any transactions at our Office
Repay as you can, weekly or monthly; Our
4os Call bldg. Offices open evenings until Christ
mas
AAA-M0NEY FOR HOLIDAY ExPENSEsI
QUICK LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE
We make all salaried employees loan without
SECURITY OR INDORSER in a quick con
KNOW; under our new management and system
you are assured. without exception, the lowest
rates in the city; we are long established and
reliable; ALL WE WANT is YOUR PLAIN
Phelan bldg, 9th foor; offices open evenings un-
III Christmas.
AAAA-WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED
PEOPLE WITHOUT SECURITY; business
CONFIDENTIAL; no charge for application; !;
nothing taken out in advance; no red tape
methods here; you are charged ONLY for the
time you have the money; you can get from us:
S15O0-Repay $500 month, $1.00 weekly.
$25 00-Repay $665 month, .65 weekly.
$50 00-Repay $500 month, 200 weekly.
$5o0O-Kepay $3.50 month; 500 weekly.
THE ROYAL INV. CO., 750 PHELAN BLDG.
AAA-sTRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. loans on fur
niture. pianos livestock, warehouse receipts or
security Of any kind; loans can be repaid in
easy weekly. monthly or yearly payments; 1t Is
easier to pay one than a number. don't fail to
call and see as. ILLINOIS FINANCE CO.,
formerly Illinois Trust Co.. 1916 Eddy St, half
block from Fillmore. Telephone West GAS.
SALARY loans; other propositions. San Fran
cisco Discount Agency, All Pacinc bldg.
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GOLD, amalgam. rich ore bought: cash; assaying
Soc Pioneer Assay Co.. 1S1 9Th Howard.
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REDWOOD CITY-Reaf Estate

A-IMPROVED lots; minutes walk from Red
wood City depot: very easy terms: also acre
age; send FOR booklet BALDWIN & HOW
ELL. 31s-524 Kearny st.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
Z * - -
Continued
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.
SMALL PAYMENT DOWN AND FOUR YEARS
ON THE BALANCE

1 TO ACRE HOME AT HAYWARD. ONLY
SIX MILES FROM OAKLAND.
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CANCER CURE

WE CURE CANCER: we have cured patients to
refer TO you. Call and let explain our treat
uent Send for booklet. MRS. S. J. BRIDGE
CANCER Co., rms 503-O4 Westbank DID, 5. r
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-21
SANATORTUMS

ST. MARGARETVS Maternity home; confinement
sDecisltv: adoption: special treatment for al
female troubles III East 14th ST. Oakland.
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t'EgAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH natural, non-
enrgicaI. cloth bound 400 page book free.
Apply By mail 636 Pine st. Lecture for
women Thursday. 2.3O p. m.
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SALARY loans; other propositions. San Fran
cisco Discount Agency, All Pacific bldg.
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INVALID CHAIRS
HEALTH MOVEMENT

SOLD. rented. exchange; manufacturer Of Fam
tricycle. chair I714 Market. Tel. Park 294
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the southerly line OF Balboa formerly .sB''1
street; running thence southerly along said line
OF Sixteenth avenue twenty 1--WE (25) feet; thence
at right angles easterly one hundred and twenty
seven 127 feet and six t6l inches; thence at
and twenty seven t127) feet and SIX (6) inches
to the point of commencement.
Being portion Of Outside Lands Block mum.
(sol Commencing at a point on the south
thereon nfty-one (5D feet westerly from the
corner formed by the intersection OF the south
the westerly line of Fourteenth avenue. and run
(formerIy FAD street ffty-one (51l feet; thence
twenty Q2Ol feet; thence at right angle east
erly hfty-one (51l feet; and thence at right
feet to the point OF commencement.
Being a portion OF Outside Lands Block num-
(31) Commencing at point on the westerly
line Of Fourteenth avenue. distant thereon one
the corner formed by the intersection OF the
westerly line Of Fourteenth avenue with the
and running thence southerly along said line Of
Fourteenth avenue forty eight (48l feet; thence
at right angles westerly one hundred and twenty
seven CPD feet six (6) inches; thence at right
angles northerly forty-eight (4sj feet: thence a.
right angles easterIy to the point OF commences
Being portion of Outside Lands Block num-
Der POI.
erly fine of Fourteenth avenue. distant thereo1
two hundred and tvventy-four (2241 feet rortbl
erly from the northerly line OF Cabrfl1o fformerIv
'tC'') street; thence northeriy along the west.
feet; thence at right angles westerly one hundred
and forty (140l feet; thence at right anrles
southerly twenty i've (25l feet: thence at right
angles easterly to the westerly line OF -Four.
teenth avenue to the point OF commencement
Der 367. ~
AND YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that nm
less you so appear and answer the plaintiff VII
apply 10 the Court for the relief demanded IN
the complaint, to wit: for Judgment establishing
and quieting said paintifs title to all said real
J determining all adverse claims thereto, and as
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

man running separately Ryley, senior,
won in OILS, 5 points; Rector, junior, sec
ond in 0:203t. 8 points; Crocker, sophomore,
third in 0:214b l point. =
220-yard high hurdles, time event, each
man running separately: Rawley, Junior,
won in O:274S 5 points Mills, senior, second
in 0:SO, points; Nelson, senior, third in
High jump: Rayiey, senior, won with 5
feet 4 inches, 8 points; Ryley, freshman
second, points; Engstrom, sophomore
Pole vault: vault Mills, senior, and Virgil
Rector sophomore, tied for first with 8 feet
inches 4 points each; Voyle Rector
junior, third, / point
Discus throw: Rayley, senior, won with
81 feet 10 inches, 5 points Long, senior
second points; Dow, Junior, third, point.
Hammer throw: Dow, Junior, won with
80 feet inches, points; Hansen, senior,
second with S5 feet 5 inches, points; Long,
senior, third with IS feet inches, point.
IS feet 9M inches, points; Rector, junior,
second 8 points; Lindberg Junior, third,
point.
Relay race, half mile, with four men run
ming: Freshman team, composed Of Wood,
Rouse, Ryley and Drexel, won in 1884,
The following represents the number of
Individual points made by each man:
Wood, Is: Rayley, 16; Dow, 8; Mills, z;
Long, 7; Howard, Z; Voyle Rector, 4,
Rouse, Z; Ryley 5; Kulakofsky, s; Ken
nedy, g. Rawley. 8; Virgle Rector. 4;
Drexel, 4; Fraser, Hansen, Millard, Ellis
worth, each; Lindberg, II. Lindberg. Lud-
wig, Crocker, Nelson, Engstrom, each.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Roosevelt Back
to the Country
of Foretathers
Colonel Welcomed at Midnight at
The Hague by Happy Crowd
Will Meet Queen.

THE HAGUE, April 8O.-Theodore Roose-
welt was welcomed here at midnight with
an astonishing demonstration. The masses
were waiting at the railway station and
when he alighted from the train they
swept him along toward his carriage. The
police were powerless to check the violent
rrshes, in which numbers of persons were
thrown to the ground.
Foreign Minister Swlnderen, whose wife
was Bessie Glover of Washington, d. c.
received Colonel Roosevelt on the railway
platform in behalf OF the government and
drove with him in a court equlppage
through the decorated streets of the city
to the Hotel Des Indies, near the American
legation. In the party also were the Ameri-
can minister, Mr.. Beapree, Kermit Roose-
velt Major T. v. Mott and Paxton Hibben,
secretary Sf the American legation here.
Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Ethel left Amster-
dam on an earlier train and were already
here when Colonel Roosevelt arrived.
Colonel Roosevelt and his wife and chill
dren will be received tomorrow by the
queen mother. In the afternoon he and his
party will visit Delft. where is situated the
palace in which William OF Orange was
assassinated.
Altogether Colonel Roosevelt's visit today
to the land Of his forefathers was notable
one. From the time that his train reached
Roosendaal, on the frontier until he
reached here tonight, the cordialty OF the
people toward him was remarkable. The
people everywhere cheered him and al
Hetloo Queen Wilhcmina and the prince
consort welcomed him and her majesty
gave luncheon in his honor.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Miners Strike
Settled in East,
Wages Increased
Controversy Ends After Months sus-
pension of Work-Diggings
Open Monday.

PITTsBURG. April 3O.-The controversy
between the 10000 union miners and op-
orators OF the Pittsburg soft coal district
which has resulted in months suspension
Of mining, was settled late tonight. The
miners will return to work Monday. The
miners are TO receive an advance Of 5.55
per cent, but the wage matter had not
lately been as much of a controversy as
the permissible powder issue" 1t has
been arranged that in the twelve mines
now using explosives which the state law
demands, tests are to be made, and If 1t
is shown that permissible powder produces
more slack in coal than black powder, the
miners are to be paid the difference, based
on the average test in each OF these mines.
II the run Of the coal is the same no
change is to be made. Other provisions
we're largely routine.
DIES MONIES, Ia, April 30.-Encounter-
ing q stone wall of opposition in the ranks
Of their employees, the Iowa coal operators
today abandoned their stand for the incor-
poration of extra disciplinary measures In
the fifth general resolution of the contract
The resolution was adopted for the new
agreement as 1t stood on the old contract
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. April SO-At q
meeting between the striking miners and
the coal operators OF the southwest district
next Monday morning in this city. It il
expected some definite advance viii bI
made in settling the wage scale. As some
OF the operators have shown a willingness
TO grant the demands OF the miners, Mr.
Keith's statement is taken to mean thai
the employees will present a solid front.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
HEARST ANSWERS GAYNOR
Publisher Declares Mayors Defense
at Banquet is Entirely False.
SAYS MONEY PAID IN JANUARY
Check in Question Was Authorized
During New Mayors Term of
Office-CaIIs Foe a Petty
Man.

NEW YORK, April 3O-Mayor Gaynor
and William Randolph Hearst both issued
statements Friday on the issue raised last
night at the Joint banquet Of the Associated
Press and the Newspaper Publishers asso-
ciation, when the mayor said that Mr.
Hearst was a forger and a falsifler.
Supplementary statements were issued by
Comptroller Prendergast, former Comp
troller Metz and the district attorneys s
office, following rumors that there was a
possibility Of future legal proceedings as
a result OF the mayors address last night.
Mr.. Hearst's statement follows:
II am not entirely familiar with all the
accusations against Mayor Gaynor, or his
attempt to divert attention from them by
an attack on the American. l have Just
returned from Mexico. 1t is obvious TO
anyone however, that the mayors defense
is false upon It's face His attack upon the
American is entirely disingenious and
wholly untruthful. His only claim, when
1t is analysed, Is that the American failed
to print clearly the date on Photographic
facsimile of one of the documents in the
case against him, although the American
carried the same date of the same docu-
ment clearly printed in type in the text
of the article.
What petty quibble for an important
man, or rather, what a bubble for petty
man who holds an important position.
Anybody who knows the high character
Of the gentlemen who edit the American
knows that no matter how much they
might despise Mayor Gaynor they would
never seek to take an unfair advantage
Of him.
Anybody who knows the ability of the
gentlemen who edit the American knows
that II they had desired to omit the date
OF any document they would not have been
80 childish as to pript the date conspicu-
ously in the type while they were leaving
It out OF the picture.
Finally, anybody who can read and
think can see clearly that the date in ques-
ton Is not the important date, anyhow but
that the important date is the date oi
January 4. a date in Mayor Gaynor's ad'
ministrAiion upon which the payment te
Coifalan OF $4,000 was finally signed anC
actually authorised. The January sigma
ture was affixed by the assistant chamber
lain In the office OF Chamberlain Hyde
Mr.. Gaynor's law partner.
This latter gentleman, who is popularil
known as 'Gaynors Thick Hyde is no
only Gaynors law partner, but the persoI
who figured conspicuously in Gaynor'i
golf ball decision IN favor OF race tract
gambling. The two constitute the DR.
Jeken and Mr.. Hyde Of law and politics.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Fan Vote of Senate.
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whether II is present as hay fever or chro-
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our method win certainly cure you right
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we especially want 10 send II to those
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We want TO show everyone at our own
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This free offer Is too important to neg
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
BUYS GIRLS AS EVIDENCE
New York Prosecutor Gets Them
from Alleged White Slavers.
COLLEGE WOMEN as AIDS
Three Persons Are Arrested Charged
with Being PrOcurerS-GiPIH
All Under Eighteen Years
of Age. ~

NEW YORK, April SO.-Dlstrict Attorne.
Whitman has obtained positive proof that
It is possible to buy girls for immoral pur-
poses in New York. Tonight four young
girls, who were purchased by special
agents OF the district attorney, are in the
care Of his office, Mr.. Whitman announced,
and three persons accused of violating the
law against procuring are under arrest
Two women. one a graduate OF Smith
college and the other of Radcliffe, and q
man formerly connected with the govern
ment service were employed as the agents
in the case. In negotiating for the pur-
chase Of the girls they represented them
selves as procuring agents for houses in
Seattle, Wash, and Juneau, Alaska. BY
familiarizing themselves with the Tender
ioin of Seattle they were able TO win this
confidence of denizens OF the underworld
here and to make their purchases.
On the evidence obtained more arrests are
promised by Mr.. Whitman, and other sem
sational developments are limited at Mono
Of the girls is over IS years old. Two are
Polish Jews and the others are Americans
all residents of this city. 1t Is asserted that
tho sale of an 1-yeaT-old girl to the agent
was only thwarted by the fact that the gir'
broke her leg while the deal was progress
ing.
The prisoners in the case are Harry Lev
inson, with a string Of aliases; Belle More,
a negress and Alexander Anderson negro
cafe employe. Levlnson was held to tha
court this afternoon under $4,000 bail. The
others will be arralgned next Wednesday,
Trading during the present winter was de-
scribed as exceptionally light on account
of general alarm caused by the sitting OF
the Rockefeller white slave grand jury, ac-
cording to Attorney Whitman.
"I do not care TO say at this time just
what price was paid for the four girls,
but It was a substantial sum In each case"
said the attorney,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
NonunIon Man Attacked.

d MARsHALLTOWN, Ia, April SO-(spe-
cial.)--Arnold Lutter, an aged German nom
union employe OF the Lennox Machine
company, whose machinists are on
strike. was assaulted with metal knuckles
on a dark street late last night. One blow
landed square in his eye and the attend
ing physician believes Lutter will lose the
sight Of II.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
PIoneer JudRe DYinr.

ST JOSEPH, Mo-, April S0.-A special
TO the News-Press from Platte City Mo,
says Judge Elijah II. Norton, who was
chief justice OF the Missouri supreme court
from 1876 10 1885. Is dying. He Is y years
az democrat In issoss ana vas a sssrl,ss -
champion OF slavery,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
BLUFFS NOW GRETNA GREEN
Beatrice Couple EIOpes and Get Mar
ried on Iowa Soil, Telling
News Later.

BEATRICE. Neb.. April sO-(speeial Tel
ram.)-Harry Miller and Miss Clara
Braun Of this city eloped today and we're
married at Council Bluffs, Ia. Their mar
rlage was announced upon their return to-
night,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
CUMMlNS' PLAN is DEFEATED
Substitute for Crawford -Elkins Traf-
fiC Agreement Voted Down.
BURKETT FOR, BROWN AGAINST
senator La Toilette of wisconsin
Delays Finish by Afternoon
speech of characteristics
- Nature,

WASHINGTON, April SO.--By the decisive
vote Of IS to % and in the midst Of intense
excitement the administration republicans
Friday defeated the Cummins substitute for
the Crawford Elkins traffic agreement pro-
vision OF the railroad bill. This question
had practically monopolized the attention
of the senate for the last week and was
regarded as one OF the most important sub
divisions of the pending bill. The vote is
generally accepted as a test Of the strength
OF the contending sides, respectively, and
Il Is believed that 1t presages the passage
of tho bill by safe majority,
OF the total membership OF ninety-two
there we're twenty-eight senators who did
rot vote. and Of these four, all democrats,
were absent without being represented.
They were Senators Clark of Arkansas
Bankhead Of Alabama. McEnery of Louisi-
ana and Smith Of Maryland.
All the democrats present voted for the
Cummins provision, so that If the four
democrats mentioned had been present and
had voted for the amendment the ballot In
its favor would have been increased to
thirty-three. still less by two votes than
the vote against the provision. Only eigh-
teen democratic votes were cast, and these
together with eleven republicans who voted
for the Cummins substitute constituted the
entire affirmative.
Fun Vote of Senate.
The full vote was as follows;
Yeas-Bacon. Bailey, Beveridge, Borah
Bristow. Burkett, Chamberlain, Clapp, Clay
Cummins, Davis, Dixon, Dolliver, Fletcher
Frazier. Gamble. Core. Johnstone La Fol-
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12

the principally hadn't come out to ring
the belL
"welf, what on earth?" I never
heard Miss Pierce say anything like
that before, but / guess she was so
surprised she forgot we were there.
what on earth have we got here?"
really do like Miss Pierce, but she
does look awfully cross when she isn't
a bit. It's her nose, l think. It's so
long and sharp, like a knife. and her
glasses seem to grow out of the top
of it. She came up to Cruzita and
put her hand on her shoulder
What is it, little girl?" But Lupe
just took her hand in his and lifted it
off Cruzita
well of all the rude little boys!
Do you think Tn going to eat you
both?"
Il don't think he understands, Miss
Pierce"
She turned around so sharp 1 almost
felt it was my fault
Whats the matter with them; lost
their wits?'' Sometimes Miss Pierce
talks as if she were cutting things
most clicks. why shouldn't they un-
derstand?"
'"They don't talk English. They talk
something else"
'Why, bless me, what can we do?
Can't any one talk to them?"
Carmen can, but"
GO and get Carmen" 1T was Alma
Miss Pierce happened to look at, so
Alma went.
1t felt like hours before Alma and
Carmen came down the steps. We had
almost forgotten Cruzita and Lupe,
wondering whether Carmen would
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"CO,HS Back. : NOBODY Ii
HLHST KCU :,

"Why, they're not Americans" I
guess none of us had ever been so
close to anybody that wasn't American
before. Anyway we were just as sur
prised as Sadie. why, we can't talk
to them"
1t was like meeting some Of the
strange people In the geography.
tried to think of what Indian ex-
plorers do when they can't talk to
the tribes, but I couldn't think of any
thing except making signs. and didn't
know what signs to make, because I
didn't know what Lupe was trying to
say. He had begun talking again, and
/ was sure he was asking me the same
thing because he kept saying the same
words over and over. Suddenly his
eyes all filled up and he took Cruzita's
hand again, and / know that he thought
we wouldn't do whatever it was he
wanted, and that he was going away.
Just then remembered Carmen. When
Carmen first came to school her nurse
used to bring her every day and I had
heard them talking something that
wasn't English. Perhaps she could find
out what these strange little things
wanted.
Some one go and get Carmen Tell
Carmen to come here
But when I turned I saw Carmen
walking away toward the building At
the bottom of the steps she stopped
and said, so all the girls heard:
They're servants; / don't talk to
servants
was so surprised l just sat down
where / was and looked at her until
she went into the hall and closed the
door. Perhaps | should have been sit
ting there yet, If Miss Pierce CHATS