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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
SHOPS.
ARE Being RUSHED.
;, rt' -
Company Planning to Open m N
I. !" November. With a Force
of 500 Men i. +.

o.: -: ~ =. =:
!: RICHMOND. ..sept. Present fndi-
cations point 70: the. completion and
opening of the Pullman car Stops at
"a much earlier date than. hitherto ex:
.pected:<:: .*:.< -:*...:: :.::
8 >Contractor sollft who has: just: come
from the east to expedite ma tt ers:
states =that the Pullman com pany viii
be. ready to have 1y50D of: its workm en-
the most ,ofewhor1 haze been employed
in the ! Denver shops. ready TO: begin
work in: the local plant. in Novefn ber
> When it was first announced that the
company was to build the shops it was
stated that%,they would be rushed to
by the first Of the wear.
but with the advent of the conpa ny's
.repres seFltatfNe. lin the field it is now
known. that the big Corporation is using
every .effort:to get. it's plant completed
two months. earlier. -:
: A2&week: or: SO. ago word came from
Denver to- tile effect that the con1pang
despite: the efforts of the businessmen
of: that. city to persuade it torch ange
its .decisiori,~ had: ordered the removal
of: the m a chinerv- in its repair plant
there to:fhis city and, that 1oe fa:ni-
lies. W oiI1d be. moved here: al once. Ac-'
cordfn & to ISolliti. the entire plant in
Denver will. be: practically torn. down
;dS: faT AS: Us COncerneGt Dy
the list of November and as soon after
,that*.tirIle as the: machinery can! arrive
here. the Pullman company viii be
ready to open its plant. =.
: AS result, the contracting: firm: of
which Sollit is a. member finds it neces-
:sary to. hasten its work. at a much.
greater speed than it has been up to
the present. in order Ito accommodate:
the big. car concern. and as he has had
supervision of the Job from the head
offices it was: deemed hest for him to
make the trip here for the purpose of
taking the necessary steps to increase:
his corporations working forces
= The trip to the shops was made by
the three officials Wednesday on. the
Martinez local of the Southern Pacific,
and. special stop was made there to
allow them to alight. at the plant with,
out. FIRST :haying to come to Richmond.
Later this city was visited, and. it was
while: here that it:w9 s. learned that the
Pullman company viii have j 400 men.
ready to go to; work. next month in
the local: shops.
according to the gentlemen, when
the shops are finally completed: and
every building is running. the com
pany- will have in Its employ fully
$500 men, and this number VIII be: at
work. by next summer:
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
new BUNGALOWS
At SAUSALITO
Report That W. R. Hearst Will
Build a S25O,OOO Mansion
Overlooking Bay

w. B. Gilbert, the San Francisco
publisher, has been improving some of
bungalows. This property lies under
the shelter of the high hills and COM
mands a fine view of the bay. Several
large mansions are contemplated by
wealthy property owners for erection
on this commanding point of land 1t
is reported that W. r. Hearst is plan
ming to build s25O.OO0 residence on
his property there. All the buildings
in this locality sare good, and property
values bid fair to advance with great
bound in the near future. ~-
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
|OhES ADD CHARM OF. CITY AND SUBURBS
Large LOANS OF
LAST Seven DAYS
Considerable Money Provided by
Banks to Garry On Con-
structiOn Work

While an unusually large number OF
good sized mortgages have been put
on record this week. they have been
renewals for the most part.
A few new building loans have been
made for business blocks and apart
ment houses. This does not fairly in
dicate, however, the full amount OF
the money which the banks are paying
out for building purposes at this time.
Many of the large buildings in
course of construction are being car
several months ago. Among such is
the $S0O.0O0 Hearst building at Third
and Market streets.
The Humboldt savings bank has
lent $4,000 to Wilborn J. Gardner
for the purpose OF erecting a class
corner of Sacramento and Stockton
streets on his 59xS7 foot lot. 1t will
contain eight stores and 10 rooms.
The $4,000 loan by the German
savings bank 10 Mary 5. Sullivan is
for building an apartment house on
her 50x112 foot lot in the east line OF
Hyde street. 81 feet south OF Pine.
The $4,000 loan by the Savings
union TO the Townsend company on the
275x55O foot property at Seventh and
Townsend streets is a renewal
The Hibernia savings has lent SIS
500 to Frances A Martin and $4,000
to Ellen J. Smith on the property in
the west side of Market street. 24O
feet southwest OF Montgomery. with
so foot frontage.
The Savings union has lent s23 ATS
to Mary and George Morgan on the
52x137 foot property in the west line
of Jones street. S5 feet north OF OFar-
reu
The French American bank made a
straight loan of $4,000 TO Louis Gug-
Ielmoni on his 20x5O foot property In
the east line of Dupont street. III feet
south Of California.
Two loans aggregating s2s.5 to
Samuel Duzenbery on property in
Eddy, Pacific and Geary streets were
renewals.
The German savings lent $4,000 to
Jacob and Kate Goldberg on the S1x1OO
foot property at the northwest corner
of Haight street and Masonic avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
RECENT TRANSACTIONS +. !.
IN. WESTERN ADDITION

Ksne. & Co.zreport an active inquiry
for property conveniently .:loca ted.
with respect TO the. business district. ;
They have sold for Adolph. Petry and.
A J. Hahn the. lot 50X1 37s6 feet in the.
northerIY. line~of Hayes street, Heast:.of
Clayton, for: the sum:.of $500 The.
purchaser.<hasE plans. for two; sets: of.
three fat dwellings. - z. = -. ~ ::
For ": Farley to. ": L Henlminga. q.
lot 25xI3Ic6 feet. in the. northerlY~ line
Of HAYES street. distant: So feet west
Of Baker and opposite the new South
ern Pacihc hospital. The buyer: is: al
ready building" a. home for: himself on.
this lott: = - -s-:s =. *..:.....' -. :
They :haye.. also sold a lot z25xST:e.
feet to--a. real. street in. the w est line
OF Webster street. .8T:s: feet ssuth of
Ellis street, for. the sum of: $5ysDo. The
purchaser. -fs:,sA- JIergeson- and. the
seller Mrs;=Pecl1 Of Sa cranlento@: =: =:
The. firm reports also the sale 2 for
George. :UlIrich Of a portion of :: the.
property he has Just purchased =: lin
Fulton. street At Second. avenue =
Ullriea, seeing the advantage given.
TO- Fulton street by the continuation of.
the carline" through to the -::beach:.
bought the entire frontage in Fulton
street facing the park from. First to
Second avenue. He has removed: the
old buildings. has done the street work
and has almost entirely .resofd the.
property -: =
I Kane &@Co. have just sold fhe.nortil-
east. corner of Second avenue and Full
ton street TO a. Jurgenson.. The lot is
5Oxel feet and the price: Se.5o0:.
For Cilrieh they have also sold the
balance Of the Second avenue frontage:
= lot 5ax9O feet, for $1,000, TO A. Petry.
and A J. Hahn. The purchasers have
plans ready for two new buildings: of.
two flats each for these lots and intend
TO commence building as soon; as deeds
are recorded.
p. For a client Kane & Co. have sold a
lot 2T:6xl3T:6' feet in the east line. of
7 LeaTenworrh street. near Jackson to
a Martin An apartment building. Isl
already under way on this lot
This firm also reports that they have
closed an exchange of properties, the
Sums sggregating $4,000. ::@
Kane & Co. also report the. lease Of
the cigar stand at Devisadero and SUIT /
ter streets for George Nero to II.
Stoeckle at q rental of $4,000 for one
yeaE
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
TERRACE
ATTRACTS BUYERS

!. Continued activity in the sale of lots
in Fairview terrace is the, encoura ging
report of Lincoln e.. Haekett, the
agent: The low prices and unusually:
easy terms, added to the general de-
sirability of the property, make an at
tractive combination. Many purchas-
ers have been encouraged to invest ON
account. of the promising outlook for
securing the worlds fair in 1915. These
are. people who have lived in exposi-
tion cities and experienced the sharp
advance in realty values and rents to
their cost. Never again Will they be
caught mapping, they say. If there is
money to be made they want.some> of 1T.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
HAIGHT APARTMENTS
SOLD FOR INVESTMENT

Horace Scott Seaton has made an
other large purchase through j. W:
Wright & Co, as follows;
Lot and improvements in the south
line of Haight street, 1863 feet east
of Steiner, east so feet by uniform
depth of 120 feet to Laussat avenue.
improvements known as Nos. 553 to
$50 Haight street, comprising three
stores and four flats of five rooms and
bath each in Haight street, and four
flats of four rooms and bath each in
IIaussat avenue.
The present rental is $500 annually
The price was approximately $25 000
The purchase is for an investment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
CALIFORNIA AWAKE +. ...=: B: +"
!. .... FROM WEST To* EAST

>. '|To.tti keen. observer: the most strik-
ing feature concerning the opening up
of central and: nortl1ern:: California. to
the. land seeker. is :. the: fact that 1T
reaches from SAN Francisco. right: UP
to. the eastern and northeastern. bor-
ders of the>state. ~
:. A. few. years ago: La asseni county was
practfcaily terra incognita TO the ag-
ricultural. world excepting. for. those
few who had drifted 'thitherward, per.
chance by accident:
To-day all. that is cha anged, the; irri-
eating and cutting. up of Madeline
meadows by the corporation organized
for. that purpose having, fg:qrativ
speaking, completed the. vast oppor-
tunities. which exist for the home
seeker in: California--opportun that
are -arousing intense interest through
ont the entire world. - -
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01
LARGE TRACT IN
Mill VALLEY sold

Yapachet &. Co, .haye bought from
Trewavas, Lee: & CO.: a: tract. of 40
acres in Mill Valley. at the. western end
of shriners: canyon on the route to
NJ uir. woods. The prices paid. was in
the: neighborhood of 100000: Lapachet
&: Co. will; open this tract. and; put it
on the market this fall. This property
comprises some OF the. best building
sites west of Mill Valley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

The Battery realty company exc
cuted $4,000 deed of trust to the
Union trust company on the 45x90
foot property in the west line of Bat
terry street. 73 feet south of CONNER
ciaI
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-01

The first bituminous coal mined in
the United States was found near Rich
mond, Va, early in the eighteenth cen.
tury.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03
lsa6 gran11sco chronicle.J

Nla6z s. spyeok4is, who f. refner
N rsw spGar abd AZ present not on
H6l6 feYfas with me sugar trust, Is ex-
DrlsisE N q shOw window IN this city
f@6 saGks 81 sugar, one containing the
amount of sugar which the household.
m mn gets for one dollar, and the
6gser ana larger saek containing the
am6u6t whieb me householder could
ri n me taffH was removed,
Nfl SDreGkels Is ehdeagOring to edu-
rae me people 10 demand the removal
n Gb6 dutg On sugar,
~ ~ Surprising 10 find how little
f6aI disagreement there h between
gl6se Who seeIn 10 be very hostile In.
G6ed. n demanding the removal Of
me dGtg on sugar Mr, Sprckels is pre-.
eiseiy IN accord with me late n. D,
Haq6i6eger, president Of the sugar
trust during bis lifetime, lie was al
wSys G6b0aneing the tariH on sugar.
Mr., HaVemeyer, however, ala make
an 6zoeDtlOny ~ his testimony be-
f1t6 me Industrial Commission on
Jan6 ~, l898, NJ. flag6meyer said
u have said ma, sugar Is an OK,
obptl0nl me rate Of protection on
s8gaf IL 0ne6Ebtb 81 a cent pound,
Wbleb is about q ~ per cent al valo.
rem, ana Ia moi me difference between
TGst N refining between this and for.
fign c00nfries Tbe least n should
baye IA 0nef0urth u cent q pound"
Rlr fIgmmeyer YRS referring 10 the
GiGreBGal IN favor u refined sugar
ne rompared Win ne unreGned. re-
G6i6H vas bls business and be- wanted
bis own udecG0n dOuDled, but was Il
sit0b9 ad9Ocafe u free trade iu other
r66mOdilias
Mn spfeokels Ia NOT quoted us max.
me tbe exception mat Nr lIaynmcyer
made IN iav6r 81 me renners, but pre-.
sumably be- would desire me contuu.
aBcs Of the 6nedghth 81 q cent dif.
fefbnuaL
So On his subject there L. entire a.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03
sPRECEElS AND THE SUGAR TRUST

cord between the trust advocates and
the trust busters.
The duty on sugar was removed in
the Mckinley tariff because the reve.
nue. rom sugar was not needed -
was restored in the Wilson and later
in the Dingley bill because the re-
venue was needed.
II is needed now and Is continued
unchanged in the Payne-Aldrich bill
for revenue and not for protection. As
the domestic product increases the re-
venue becomes less, but the sugar
duty produces around $j0,000,000 a
year, and If It was removed the tax
on some other commodity would have
10 be increased
Regardless % protection, the duty
on sugar will remain, although It Is
possible that the united influence Of
the sugar trust and the sugar trust
busters whogc views on the subject
are apparently IDENTICAL might get
the dlfferenual in favor Of refined SUI
gar removed.
It Is said that there are unfortunate
disagreements in the Spreckels fam.
ny which may have affected the eco
nOmic views Of It's members.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03
Making Iced Tea.

Iced tea sounds like the simplest
Of beverages, and most women think
they can prepare it without even
thought of care Yet the difference
between a delightfully."- refreshing
drink and a nondescript tasteless
thought.
If you live in place where Ice is
plenty and cheap, by all means make
your tea fresh when you are to use
1t, and pour it ,steaming hot, into a
tumbler Of chopped ice, adding more
ice from bowl as it is needed. If
however, ice is scarce and you must
make a small piece do a days work,
you will want it, and stand the pit
cher containing it near the ice to
grow thoroughly cold. You will get
almost as good a result with much
less waste of the precious ice.
To make iced tea in the first way,
have your water boiling, but not
having boiled for some minutes. Put
the tea into q cheese cloth bag, and
pour the boiling water on it. Let it
stand, covered. for ten minutes, and
then pour over the ice. Use enough
tea to make the brew quite strong,
as the ice dilutes it. Have ready to
serve with this tea plenty of lemon
sliced very thin and powdered sugar.
Straws may be used as for lemonade.
To the second method of making
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03
THE WEEK END TRIP.

One Of those two day ten dollar trips
to Haleiwa is tempting enough to
take a crowd that direction every
week. For a small cost the passen
gers are given one of the grandest
outings that can be offered on this
island. There is a drive through the
sugar plantations dinner at the hotel
and mighty good dinner it is, q
start next morning for the pineapple
country and drive for miles through
the gection of Oahu not always visit
ed by tourists. Train is taken a.
Wahiawa on the return to Honolulu
and passengers arrive back at Kinl
Street station at half past five in the
afternoon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03
AT THE PARK.

Dorothy and the Scarecrow" will
be the feature film at the Park to.
night This series is quite entertain.
ing showing some good acting. Mar
ina land Miss Atkins will present
a sketch, and Blair and Miss Atkins
VIII be there with a good Irish song.
In fact the vaudeville features for
this week will be especially strong
and inviting.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03

given me, and l am recommending it
to all my friends. Mrs. w. S. FORD,
1888 Lansdowne St., Baltimore, Md.
The most successful remedy in this
country for the cure of all forms Of
female complaints is Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. 1t has
stood the test of years and to-day is
more widely and successfully used than
any other female remedy. 1t has cured
thousands of women who have been
troubled with displacements, infam-
nation, liberation, fibroid tumors, ir-
regularities, periodic pains, backache,
that bearing-dOwn feeling, flatulency,
Indigestion, and nervous prostration,
after all other means had failed.
If you are suffering from any of these
ailments, don't give up hope until you
have given Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound trial.
If you would like special advice
write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn,
Mass, for 1T. She has guided
thousands to health, free of
charge.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03
EMPIRE TONIGHT

The feature at the Empire this week
will be the appearance of Fred. Pol
lard. tenor Of the Pollard Company,
who arrived in the Lurlfne from the
mainland. He is not unknown in Ho
nolulu, having appeared here two or
three years ago. The Aflague sisters
have returned and will also appear
again. The picture program will be
entirely new.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03

the same rules apply up 10 the point
OF pouring the tea over the cracked
ice II you are 10 use the tea later,
let It stand the same length of time
then take out the tea in the cheese
cloth and stand the teapot where the
contents will grow cold-in a breezy
window, perhaps Later, put Il
against the ice until needed.-IIar
per's Bazar
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03

.0NfurItfT e September Col
i.iaf HHsfseH n fha Courier Iour
9si lHs norins iHder me heading
is HsbubiissH Parry. wrote
is 1oiBi NJ feet ie zeal yiUH aues.
isa Daf5fe ds s ao longer no Wexi.
siHNHs " tHe rapubllc snd ne Diaz.
Hsslf88 ~ Theodore But this Shall
t,,ossveit Brsuizs 1e republican
iafyyg
Fire r0umry has not wholly forgot
en Ilisf ~aiFoons " a few years ago.
gHBqi rsDrsaaHtsd me President that
va. sd 80 President nat would Ike
fo 5s ~ -,go dfomlos; nor get The epi-
fsaH ~ .iis man rom Nebraska mat
De- msu nom Oyster Bay had stolen
iis fofhss willis he was IN swimming
AsHp = Hsth Leg spoken IN jest. dear
qd Wafhrr Go0Hn assures us " We
aaannig avaWius md closely aualyze
tlsf csaTWomie msnWesto We shall
fa,f fis for o. it is ~ good an
iisuei ss fde ssmmousr could himself
tgJoHHd
d.cs Tenure fs,s soossysis.
+,rf aam rs fha fuaauons put 81
ta rsasrsr J5uram rs its esteemed
-gafsaHJoraFaa Hx mouC1s ago 10 be
.s,aHafrtf affliort larirg Or passion
slSge ~ Hsf DrsrI1i,afed hy The re-
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4sia1s gaa assn. rhn xiU take the
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tsDsaess Fss Ha8.s ~ ne iobs a re-
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fai NJ fa sHg ans arze expert
elaf pH9 .e ts masa ~ mHske
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afa s Hssa Gfs enars and sr-
ass abs plas za1 benevoent
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rs 1aa 80 ~ soT aeiI ihtenfioned
tf1s aags = 1arloS ~ esln 70 bTine
f.s 1,iAsry ~ 4 r9a5HaE sense d The
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a1D9f s1yaBs3s foT Psesi6ent o. the
7 fsH46 sssf1sy presently 10 bseone in
6aNF.es NJ a6sf s62lge foTo4 IN eon
shMb6szsy 4sagx SlV nat ne 80
. N59 41-4 ~ arrived, they nat we're 20
m aans5e ne 4F4nF61fg 81 me C1urfeI
6D#Ss9s fsb8Eff, seen8 actually Dan
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1s4f iasR1s4G m6sf 81 gs now abuse
s# B61 = 5fckpoohef, oT eise fan in
s9 "a 5620,s rezyonse 10 ~ he says
Hsf Gdez Taeg nat we're skeptlcal
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03
THE NOVELTY.

Wise and Milton will continue to
be the principal card at the Novelty
this week Rance Smith probably
taking a short vacation. Tonight my
Hapa- Haole Queen" will be repeated
by general request The picture pro-
gram will be entirely new.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03
At THE THEATERS


a little rain Saturday night did not
prevent people moving about I'm the
theater district and all OF the play
houses were pretty we'll filed most
Of the time. At all Of them the program
we're followers from the night be-
fore.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03

h Begyy ER,itb, Glegk n me GifG8i.
GQgr n me- mn di3Si Clfe8it, Tef
gif1gy N HsWsii, m bsfebg e6ftfy me
f9gfEllEg ~ NJ n fsf, me ma I'm
Tea nm N me- 6itE,gsi s3Hm0Bs n
me NsgF N N8fF'pS Csmpyeft super
Wi0BGfBt N Pgbije YUM m me m
Gf0gy N BR%sO W. JFH6s Eiei66f n
glsy ~ me- EaH9 ylWaigs N fe66fC
gga m 6,f IN me 66lff N me- Ciefk N
faA CDgJt
~ Wl1HEEE WiiEHEDF, I baVf
bfFeYBi0 M M NINA ma alDzeG me
s0si N nm EifeTif CG8tt Hbla ma dsg
N sfDieWbsf, nm,
(sEALj HENRY SMITH,
Hleyk N me- Giy6Hit C0Bft N me- Fifsi
Hlregit Tsfil6fg N HsWsiL
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03
DIED.
Wamea Hospital, Kauai,
September 30 Miss Eva Shaw, Of
Pacific Grove, California.
on or THE POPULATION

5OI or THE POPULATION
or THE U. s..
live I'm rural districts remote from ply
siclans or drug stores, and they are
Obliged to depend upon proprietary
medicines to very great extent.
no the women In these homes such
standard remedies as Lydia 70. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound come as a
boon aud q blessing Records show
that II has cured more women Of those
dread feminine Ills than any other
remedy
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03

from irregulari-
ties, terrible drag
ging sensations,
extreme nervous
ness, and that all
gone feeling in my
stomach. l had
given up hope of
ever being well
when l began to
take Lydia E.Pink-
hams Vegetable
Compound. Then
l felt as though
new life had bpen
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-03
AFTER
FOURYEARS
OF MISERY
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Baltimore, Md. -" For four years
my life was misery to me. | suffered