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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04

J. W. WRIGHT & co. of 22s Montgomery st.
San Francisco. are now prepared TO furnish rei1-
able and valuable information relative 70 County
lands. 1t Is orr intention TO advertise only n
these columns lands which we have personally
investigated and which we know the value o.
We viii not advertise any property which We
and upon Investigation not TO be worth genera
publicity.
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE.
The undersigned. UNION TRUST COMPANY Y
OF SAN FRANCISCO. trustee under the mort
gage or deed of trust of the Oceanic Steamship
Company. dated July /, 1899. hereby gives notice
that it will receive sealed bids for the surrender
to IL of bonds Of the Oceanic Steamship Company
issued under the provisions of said mortgage or
deed of trust to the extent of the SUM of forty
four Thousand and nInety-fye and 71-1O0
(s44, O95.71) dollars. Such bids shall be In writ
ing shall designate the numbers Of the bonds
and coupons attached offered to be surrendered.
shall be subscribed by the bidder with his ad-
dress. shall be enclosed In sealed envelope
marked bid of ------- for the Surrender OF
Oceanic Steamship Company Bonds and shall
he delivered 70 the undersigned AT its office at
the junction of Market and o. Farrell streets and
Grant avenue, San Francisco. not later than
O'clock D. M. on Tuesday, the twenty-second day
of November. 1910 The right Is reserved by the
undersigned to reject any or, all OF said bids.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF SAN FRAN
CISCO, Trustee.
BY Fl. VAN LUvEN. Secretary.
Dated San Francisco. 10Th October. 1910.
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RARGATNS-BARGArNs.

So acre grain ranch 10 miles east OF san
land- Crop this year averaged "a centais NnSar
PEI acre on summer fallow. Two good WeIs.
win wfndmflls and 5000 gallon tank Fsir
house; barn for II head horses Ranch snocl-
sldes INTO nelds- Worth $50 per acre Price
for fourth OF the crop
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE


$500 down S35 per month: Just being completed;
beautiful ) room bungalow; nice large rooms;
lot 40x1Oe: near SD st. in the pretty Colby
W would spi' like. ike" 'iH''"s 'A' A-' ~ t157O1
OF home; 5Sx95; southwest corner 18th az.
and f. 2sth st. :, 18th electric line ter
inmates in front OF this lot
SEQ foot-Surrounding property sells for $50 to
$50 foot: elevated lot. with street all
done; close to Lake Merritt on the east
OFFER wANTED-Lot. s5x12o. north side z.
Goth ST.. just east OF 14th av.; street work
GEO. w AUSTIN. 1o1s Broadway. Oakland
SPECIAL.
1 have option strictly high grade build
ing lot 55x103 one OF the principal cross
streets OF Oakland. within about 1.5o0 feet Of
the city hall: present rental from the building
s4SS per- per- month month net With 5000 cash bond: this
IL first class property in every respect and will
bear the closest inspection: will consider high
s45 900; mortgage of $4,000 can stand il de-
sired.
Just east Of broadway
LOT for asle-5Ox1sO; in a frat class neighbor-
hood; about 200 feet from East 14th St car
line; convenient to stores. schools local. etc
s10O cash. balance SIS per month including In
terest at per cent price s1,100; ground in
this district Is held AT $50 per foot. Apply
owner. box 800. Call office. Oakland
AN unusually deep lot on 51st St. Oakland. for
81 .2G0: IL you looking for something Of
this kind close in. here you are; 4Ox1IT feet:
street work all done: real bargain on easy
terms. REALTY SYNDICATE, 121S Broad
way. Oakland
PRETTY new room bungalow. cobbiestone
front: marine view; near ClareDfont Key
Route; price $4,000. $50 down balance $50
per month. o. NJ. BULLOCK. l420 Broadway,
Oakland.
FOR sale-Cheap new . story stores aud office
building, 53xJ0, lot s9x126; cor e. 14th aud
Ivy ay.. 100 Ivy See DR.. HAL
PRUNER. phone Elmhurst 756.
IN Piedmont-11A story cottage; lot 11Ox115:
gas, bath. electricity; street work In: good
order; s4.750; terms; clear; no agents. Box
1882 Call office
500 cash. s35 per mouth: new 5 room bungalow.
in Claremont district: lot 35x140. rare chance
70 ger home very easy terms: price $3.50
2S5 60th ST.: ClaremoBt train to 6Oth.
FOUR room shinge bungalow: Lstimer ST. near
3Sth: y blocks from Key Route 10th and Tel
egrsph; 81 100: half cash. balance SIS per mo.
CI.AREMoNT district s2.Too: new modern 5
rooms; lot 40xi00: 81 300 cash. balance $50
monthly. S36 Ayala ST.; owner.
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FOR saie.Dairy ranch. near Dinuba: Tulsre
county. CAL: 164 acres, fenced In nelds; 90
acres In alfalfa: house. barn and windmill
barn with stalls for 40 cows; so cows. 9
brood sows and cream separator; monthly re-
ceipts $3.50: price $4,000. Apply to II. T.
HADEN. owner. 24i5 Shattuek av.. Berks-
ley, Cal.
GLORIOUS KOOTENAY'' British Colunbls-
No irrigating; delightful climates fruit farms
$40 to $50 per acre; easy terms, free booklet
sdg-'' Investors Trust and Mortgage Cor
poration. Ltd, 154 Hastings at W, Vanceu-
HAYWARD acre homes in fruit: Meek estate
subdivision. the cream Of California; rtch.
level, In fruit; $3.50 TO 81 1000 per acre; u
cash; don't wait.
GEO. Fl. MURDOCH & son.
81 Bacon building. Oakland
FOR ssle--ll4 acres creek bottom land: nne for
alfalfa: 40 acres IN full bearing orchard: "A
acres in grain: house barn. etc: good team
all farming implements; Il tons hay; $50 skis
harley; y mile to station: price IS. 900; $1,000
cash. Address Owner. box 1850. Gail office.
II you are looking FOR a few hundred acres IN
Copfra Costa county to subdiyide In small
ranches you can secure il on easy terms. Ad-
dress OWNER, box 2I65, Call
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SIS
RICH SEDIMENT SOIL

ST. an acre cash
splendid alfalfa land. All under tne Iurlock
irrigation system. Perpetual water right, gtoNS
Egyptian corn. melons sweet potatoes ana al
Kinds OF garden truck TO perfection
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$500 scrss- miles from Coyote. Santa Clara
county. miles from Morgan Hin: about 800
sereS cf good creek bottom: 20. 600 cords of wood
good cottages. new: cowbarn 40x160s good
horse barn; silos 100 tons each: farming I'M
elements. etc; good blacksmith shop. Price
S35 per acre
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5000 scres. Merced county. 20 miles from Aer-
ced near La Grande. a grain ranch: all can ne
Cultivated: soil sandy loams water from 10 to
80 feet SIS an acre.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
Continued


Contained --
J. W. WRIGHT & co. Of 22s Montgomesy e.
able and valuable information relative 70 country
lands 1t Is orr intention 70 advertise only ~, n
these columns lands which We have personally
investigated and which know the value o.
We will not advertise any property which We
and upon Investigation not to be worth seneral
R1CH SEDIMENT SOIL
ST. an acre cash
splendid alfalfa land. All under the Iuriock
Esypsisn eorn sIoss sN..s ~ss potatoes and all
KINDS OF garden truck to perfection
BARGAINS-BARGAINS.
,r; 90 acre grain ranch 10 miles east 9s ,-rs Ssa
land Crop this year averaged "a centals wheat
r. e., acre on summer faIlow- I've soSa go
house: barn for i2 head M So!ses 0 Ranch snbdI-
s51 sides ,. Into ceIds Worth $50 per acre Pr,es
for fourth Of the crop
eed. near La Grande; grain ranch; all can be
sMaitulyated; Gu soil sandy loams water from 10 10
eoa1S .erss @: miles rifles from cSyGs sss sse csos so
screS cf good creek bottom: 20. 600 cords OF wood
barn. sos od tons saeH farming
elements etc; good blacksmith SHOP Prizes
$50 per acre
Z 90 acre stock and grain ranch II miles east
We -
n center Of the place. This Is adsPsssa to
days.
$500 acres IA western portion OF Fresno cOun-
y near the Coast range, All level land; No
nardpan Water can be obtained BY pumping OF
By gravity Prices SEQ per acre. Easy terms
1so acre dairy ranch In the San Joaquin yaliey:
close 70 thriving town; 50 acres IN alfalfa. ~
; serss ready for slfslf4. balance wild feed: 200
half mile from station. Price si25 per acre
500 acres. near Tracy: boat landing On prop
nom river; one % Zoe e SUBDIVISION; s US $40 m an acre:
third cash. balance /. and years; worth
.ssil{ ; s125 an acre Have party who win Join
e. , 400 o~~1~s7 ~ D5ROns SH0iCe aiA@AA@ -N~S'
90 acres. 5 miles from wstsonville: II acres
are choicest bottom land. balance good farm
land; viii make ane 20 cow dairy; plenty OF
water for any purpose. Price per acre. $3.50
.Hs. 90 seTss near oaslsy assorted fruits & 4a al
estate, viii sell for $500.
so acres. 2ls miles east Of Antioch; full bear
tnS almond orchard. produced this year Sc. 500;
good house. large barn; splendid location; $500.
23 bedroom hotel in n thriving country town;
selling ST Ssspunt OF old age earning big
20 acres irrigated land; 9 miles from Red
Bluh. I mile TO school and postofhce; small
house. barn. acres alfalfa. acre Strawberries.
inches water S Sesdsd free p With place: Saiancs
pasture; plenty wood; price N,Ioo-
make nns poultry farm; $1,000
Two acre lots. close TO Los Altos: sII IN truit
% a1f ESs Esss sS ss Ts ro sns on
and s3.Tso for the other
w WRIGHT CO..
rs Montgomery st..
san Francisco.
CHICKEN AMI fruit ranches near Hayward at
The lowest cash prices. will accept Oakland.
Berkeley or Alameda improved property in ex-
change. r. z RAIRD. ASS 11th St. Oakland
EIGHT acres. well improved: close to Santa
Rosa: $500 cash. balance on time 4J6 18th
ST Oakland.
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HAYWARD REAL ESTATE


] ACRE or more in famous Meek orchard tract.
electric and steam lines on Land: fruit and
poultry, prices right easy terms free infOr-
nation
ROBINSON & CUNNING.
Tel. Hayward 22e. Hayward.
LAND joining city limits OF Hayward; falt besr-
ing fruft: $500 per acre up: = cash. fruit will
pay balance IN equal annual instaIlments.
Address owner 1903 2sth av.. Oakland.
FOR sale-A beautiful home In Harvard; lot so
x2f0; new room house: $1,000: easy terms
Csll owner. L. II. r.. 1922 ST.. Hayward
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CITY REAL ESTATE


So 600 cash-2034 Lake ST. north side. near 22d
and West Clay park; fine marine view; one Of
the prettiest best planned and most sabstan-
rial built room residences in this high class
district: full price reduced to $4,000. Ii you
want something extra good, don't miss seeing
this at once: worth $4,000. I. E. HAYMAN,
First National Bank building.
MODERN, 5 room cottage with It. concrete
basement for 81, 800: near car lines; terms.
$50 down $50 month, per cent; take car
marked Ocean View in Guerrero st. TO Lake
view av. RIVERS BROS. 461 Montgomery.
HAVE Standard Title insurance Company. Mills
bldg. insure your title; save time. save money
$3.50 for quick sale; best lot In crocke- Tract;
sc fare. Owner, 1929 Z. l4th ST.. Fruityale-
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CITY REAL ESTATE
Contiuued

Continued
DON'T FORGET
THE STTRO ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
AT OUR SALESROOM.
a1S-324 KEARNY ST,
SATURDAY. NOV. :,
Al 1 O'CLOCK.
81 LOS, g AsHBIIRY u s,o1 ANp ). 18Th d5s SIS.
EVERY LOT TO BE SOLD
WITHOUT RESERVE
BY ORDER PROBATE COURT.
TERMS CASH. BALANCE on OR REFORF
THREE YEARS. INTEREST FER CENT.
TAKE HAYES ST. CARS. WALK SOUTH FROM
AsHBURY AND FREDERICK SIS.
TWO BLOCKS.
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
S1s-324 KEARNY ST.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
San Francisco Nov. I. 1910.
The partnership heretofore existing between F.
NJ Gale and W. f. Mckinney, known as the
Art Novelty Advertising Co. printers and pub
fishers at az HAYES street, is this day dis
solved. W. F.. Mckinney will conduct the
business alone and all obligatioAs against said
firm will be assumed and paid by him and
all collections and outstanding accounts will
be paid TO the said ". F. Mckinney.
(Signed) W. F. MCKINNEY.
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OF San MigreI: 500 acres are farm land. balance
grazing: good well with gasoline engine; well Is
n center Of the place. This Is adapated 70
wheat, barley and stock raising. Plenty %
wood Price SlI.50 per acre. II sold within 80
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BUILDERS 6 CONTRACTORS

KEYS At factory prices KEY WORKS Se1 Clay
ST. Oakland. Phones Oakland eI11. A2574.
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BUTTONS AND pLEATING
LOcKSMTTHS

Steee's button works, ODD Ellis and Mason; Phi
Frank. 4521 and C4521. Mail orders solicited
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$3.50 acres IA western portion OF Fresno coun
~, near the Coast rsngs. All level land; n
nardpan- Water can be obtained by pumping Of
oy gravity Prices $50 per acre. Easy terms
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TO get reasonable figure on painting. tinting and
graining address g T. SoLEY. 933 Buchanan.
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REDWOOD cITY-ReaI Esfafe
LJvEPMOPE REAL ESTATE

No better climate IN the state F.A- AN
THoNY. at near 1st. Livermore: II IN San
Francisco call on correspondent. ]. n
GREGORY 467 Phelan bldg for LIST and
descrintfon
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FURNTTURE WANTED

LARGEST buyers OF furn.. carpets. pianos desks.
merchandise. etc, always pay cash Mark 7.
Levy Auction Co 11z2 afcATlster. 7. Park SEQ.
WILL paw top prices for furniture and mer-
chandlse. or sell on commission. 7. II. BURD.
suctio1eer. phone Market 1855: 43f Van Ness
HARBAND KAPLAN. 1874 Devisadero St, pay
highest price for % hand furniture West 1902.
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SHINGLES. $1.40s rustic. $50: boards SO.
country orders solicited. &c 10th sk. ) 4.
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CHICKEN AMI fruit ranches near Hayward AZ
The lowest cash prices: will accept Oakland.
Berkeley OF Alameda improved property in ex-
change p. z BAIRD, 46S 11th St. Oakland
EIGHT acres. well Improved: close to santa
Rosa: $500 cash. balance on time 455 18th
ar. Oakland
BUNGALOW. modern. 4 acre Alta Placer
county; baiuly mountain air cures tuberculosis.
50 loo. $500 down. GOETHE. 4if ST.. Sacto
1895 for 5 acre bones in Alameda county; So
down. $40 monthly.
PROGRESSIVE REALTY CO.. 1sO Sutter -
10 acres near Florin-between two railroads.
Price s4O0; $40 down, $40 per month. WRIGHT
AND KIMBROUGH. COZ J. SACRAMENTO
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
FOR sale elegant homes IN the swellest resi-
dence district of Berkeley; polished oak doors
sleeping decks. grand marine view; also 10
lots s0x120; terms. Inquire HENRY ROWE
owner. 58 University terrace; phone Berkeley
522
SACRIFICE ssle~of beautiful North Berkeley
home: cottage 8 rooms: large. picturesque
grounds. 120x1S5; great bargain; part cash
Box 1885, Call office, Oakland
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WE CURE CANCER: we have cured patients q
refer you to- Call and let US explain our treat
ment. Send for booklet. MRS. S. ]. BRIDGE
CANCER CO.. rms 503-04 Westbank bid, S. f.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

DRESS SUITS tuxedoes. prince alberts and other
suits bought. L. SKOLI,. 800 Kearny st., also
7O7 Golden Gate av.; phone Market 1881.
WANTED-Duck blind near Berkeley will buy
or rent. Box 2T53. Call office.
PAYS positively highest prices for ladies' gents
discarded clothing; will call Tel Park 1881.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-04

EDUCATIONAL
SPANISH in 2 months. warranted: PROF. YE-
PEZ'S quick. special method; private or
classes 1917 Pine st.
ENGINEERING-Civ electrical mining. mech.
survey. ASSAY. cyanide day. eve: estab. 1884.
Van der Nsillen School 5lst and Tel. Oakland.
HEArD's ENG1NEERING-DAy AND NIGHT;
CIVIL, MINING. ELECTRICAL. ARCHTTEC-
TCRE. ASSAYING. 425 McALLISTER ST
ARCHITECTURAL drswing: day and evening:
terms easy. WESTERN SCHOOL OF DRAFT
ING. 1853 Market ct.
ANNIE N0UNNAN, pianist; accompanying de-
sired lessons 75c 511A Buchanan: Mkt. 6914.
KENT Law School: nineteenth year; day and
evening 931-6 Phelsn building.
gINGNALDA NORMAL: 500 graduates: prepares
applicants for any county civil serr. 23I Oak
DANCING classes. private; also private lessons;
lady teacher Telephone Franklin 2251.
MISS cHASE-Teacher OF English. math.. etc.
4f66 18th St nr. Market: phone Market 1851.
Prof. T. A. Robinson, indvid. inst. Matb. Book
Keeping. Eng. etc: day. eve. 507 Haight st.
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CHINATOWN GUIDES


MAMMA-Sister is sick and wants to see yo
Please come home. YOU KNOW.
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FLATS TO LET

Mob HILIl-Select apt. house; newly furnished
Fm. apt. for sale sc once. purchaser viii be
given adrsataEe Of amount already paid on
goods: balance terms II desired; rent OF apt.
SIS. including steam heat 9anitor ana gar
bsgp service.
See our rm. out6t for SIS. Apply
HARRY J. MOORE FREE INFORMATION AND
RENTING BUREAU.
zO52 OFarrell 81. near Market.
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L. II. b. l. BILL. 543 Golden Gate aY.-
Headquarters for Solar lamps, EestA batteries
Panhard oil. Diamond chains and parts.
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cATARRH AND DEAFNESS

ALSO noises positively cured l week free.
DIR. CoTTINGHAM. 94s Market St; hrs. 104.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
feated No effort has been attempted
In conclusion Mr.. Bourne said

Plainly stated the aim and purpose OF
the law are to destroy the trreSponSiole
political machine and put all elective OF
fees in the state in direct touch with the
short 10 give direct and 1ull force 70
the ballot of every individual eleCtor IN
Oregon and to eliminate dominance or cor
porate and corrupt Influences in the sd-
ninistratiOn of public affairs
The oregon laws mark the course that
rrl11st be pursued before the wrongful uss
of corporate powers can be dethroned, inc
peOple restored to power and lasting re-
form secured. They insure absolute gov
Enment by the people.
When Mr. Bourne concluded Senator
Brown. Of Nebraska. asked general con-
sent that fifty thousand copies Of this
speech be printed by the government for
general circulation. but Mr. Gallinger Oh
tActed. Mr.. Brown spoke OF the speech as
"a remarkable one and said II had demon
strsted that the Oregon system was no
longer an experiment.
Mr.. Carter found IN the postal commits
e1ou'= proposed change OF the postal laws
a psnacea for all the ills complained Of
Under that system he said. the postal scr
vice would be put 2 business basis and
an er11pIovs rewarded for merit. and b.
eliminating the ffty-uine thousand post
masters in the country from politics all the
difficulties suggested by Mr.. Bacon would
be overcome
The Carter scheme did not appeal 70 Mr..
Hale He denounced II as 4 plan for ths
obIiteration Of all state lines and the
rs,1rpation Of power by the federal govern
n7ent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
RAPID TRANSIT AMENDMENT
F. s. Commissions Jurisdiction
Extended by Signing of Bill.

Important amendments to the rand
transit act affecting the jurisdiction of the
Public Service Commission became law YES
terday when Governor Hughes signed the
bill prepared by the Public Service Com
mission and adopted by the LEGISLATURE
The most important amendment is that
with regard TO investments of trust funds
in real estate. The law prohibits these in
vestments when there is en- encumbrance
on the property. The Public Service Com
mission in the construction of the Centre
street subway loop had to buy real estate
along the line for the Canal street station
and for the turn from Centre street into
Walker and Delaney streets. This prop
erty is now offered for sale and is valued
at more than a million dollars, as the sub
way is so built that the roof provides
foundations for ten story buildings
The prohibition of the law. however
would have prevented the big mortgage
companies from advancing money on this
property on account of the easement for
suoways. The amendment just adopted
provides that a rapid transit easement
shall not be deemed an encumbrance
against investments in mortgages by trust
funds, but that the easement shall be taken
into consideration ia determining the value
of the property on which the mortgage is
to be placed.
Other amendments allow future subways
TO be equipped with moving platforms as
deemed advisable, ana also permit the pur-
chase Of electricity by the operator of
subway instead OF forcing such operator to
build separate power houses for the vari-
lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
FIGHT OVER NAME AT TUFTS
Students and Graduates Don't
Like Jackson College.

Boston. May "a sum approximatng
$500 900. which has been left to Tufts Col
lege will be devoted to the founding OF
Jackson College to accommodate the wonl-
en- students of Tufts. who are to be segre-
gated next fall President F. W. Hamilton
in making this announcement last night
said that the new Jackson College would
have the same president and trustees as
Tufts and there will he an exchange OF
faculties. Jackson College will, however,
have woman for dean. 1t will have its
own gymnasium and its own chapel At
the present time there are eighty-two wom-
en- students in Tufts.
The plan to name the institution Jackson
College in honor of Mrs. Cornelia Jackson,
of New York City. has stirred up
vigorous opposition among the graduates
and undergraduates. and a determined
movement is on foot TO influence the trus-
tees to choose another name. The name
was selected as a means of showing ap-
probation of the large sums given by Mrs.
Jackson.
As one of their principal objections many
prominent alumni are pointing to a posi-
BILE confusion with Jackson College. of
Jackson, Miss. which is an institution for
negroes of both sexes Under Mrs. Jack
sons will Tufts has already benefited 70
the amount of about 5000 and ultimately
this amount is expected to reach $4,000.
The Tufts trustees voted on April Il to
abolish Co-education and to establish a
college for women 70 bear the same re-
lation to Tufts as Radcliffe does to Hsr-
ward. This was done in order 70 set the
remainder of the 500. GO
The full details of the plan came out
when President Hamilton answered sixty
Questions submitted by the alumni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-06
DELVING INTO COTTON POOL
Grand Jury subpenas Served on
SPECTATORS in Staple.

The investigation begun two weeks ago by
the grand jury into the alleged pool in May
cotton took an active turn Yesterday, when
many hundreds of subppnas were served
on brokers and dealers who had accepted
Nav cotton The defer dents in the PRO
ceedines are Frank r. Hayne. W. P. Brown
and others. 1t is believed that James A
Patten. the cotton manipulation. Is at the
head Of the alleged pool.
The s,lbpoaras in the new or supplement-
ary proceedings require the presence Of
those served before the United States
grand Jury. which convenes on May 2, rn
the case Of the United States agt. James
A Patten and others.
The suhpcenas are made out on special
form of four printed pages, and It Is said
that practically every broker and dealer
Who is believed TO have accepted May cot
ton has been thus served. The subprnas
command those served to bring all papers
relating to transactions in raw cotton
showing the aggregate number of bales sold
but not delivered al the close of business
IN anrjl 30 last: the aggregate number of
bales in the possession of such broker or
dealer and all transactions involving the
selling or holding of cotton
Each Of these subdivisions as TO the ag
eregate number of bales of cotton closes
1-ith these words: For the account of
G w. Johnson of Charlotte \. c., or any
firm. corporation. copartnership. pool, syn
dictate or association. of any nature what
soever. in which c. W. Johnson is mem
her officer or director, or acts as agent
for"
It is conjectured that c. ". johnson is
the agent OF the Southern spinners, and
acts as the intermediary between those in
terests and James A. Patten.