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SAN FRANCISCO OIL STOCKS

Service TO The Los Angeles Herald by l. A.
Crisler & Co, members Los Angeles stock OK
change, 200-201 / W. Holman building, Les
Angeles.
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MINING QUOTATIONS
NEVADA STOCKS

Exclusive dispatch 20 The Herald by L. A.
Crisler & Co, members Of Los Angeles stock
exchange, 2OO-2o1 I. W. Hellman building, Los
Angeles.
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BOSTON MINING STOCKS

Special service to The Herald by J. c. Will
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles
BOSTON, Oct. 26.-In local coppers there
was very little trading and prices showed no
change.
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PLYMOUTH-ArrIved: Rotterdam from
New York, Boulogne and Rotterdam.
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York; Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse. New

HoNGlONG-Arrived: Minnesota, Seattle.
YOKoHAMA-Arrived previously: Chiyo
Maru San Francisco.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2G.-Following were
todays quotations on the san Francisco stock
exchange: Opening Closing
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; Majestic New
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
TRIAL OF HALSEY is
SET FOR FEBRUARY Is
Graft Cases on Judge Dunne's
Calendar Are Continued

The inquiry by Judge Dunno as to
why Theodore v. HaIsey. the indicted
employe of the Pacific telephone and
telegraph company, left San Francisco
for a period of several weeks against
the orders of the court, was postponed
yesterday for a week, on account of the
absence of stephen V. Costello, Hal
seys attorney.
Costello admitted a week ago that
he had authorized the physicians to
take HaIsey to San Jose, insisting that
it was a matter of life and death.
The date and duration of the defend
ants absence Costello could not re-
member, and Judge Dunno directed
him to furnish this information in
court yesterday. No explanation of
Costellos failure to attend court for
this purpose was conveyed to the
judge.
The trial of Halsey has been set for
February Is.
All the other graft cases on Judge
Dunnes calendar were yesterday con-
tinued to February 26, on the motion
of Assistant District Attorney Maxwell
McNutt The cases include those in
which f. E. Schmitz, A. Ruef, Luther
G. Brown, jeremiah Dinan, E. NJ
Graney, J. w. coffroth and r. P. Ashe
are defendants.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
RESTAURATEUR IS
MADE A CITIZEN
Max Adler, Once Indicted for
Perjury, Takes the Oath
of Allegiance

Nathan Max Adler. proprietor of the
Bay State restaurant, was admitted to
citizenship of the United States by
Judge Van Nostrand after a hearing in
which his application was opposed
by the United States naturalization
authorities.
When Adler's petition came before
the court last Wednesday Chief Ex-
aminer Blazer raised the point that as
Adler had been indicted on a charge
of perjury he was not entitled to be
naturalized Adler pointed out how
ever, that the indictment was dismissed
by District Attorney Langdon. Judge
Van Nostrand put the case over to yes
terday for testimony
Adler, under OATH said he actually
never knew what he was indicted for.
The indictment charged that he false
ly swore before the grand jury that the
moral place. Two witnesses were
called yesterday in behalf of Adler,
both of whom said that they frequently
dined at the Bay State before the fire.
taking their families with them. and
that they never saw any immortality.
Blazer Jeff the application to the dis
cretion of the court without arguing it,
Judge Van Nostrand said that in view
of the dismissal of the Indictment the
presumption was in favor of the inno-
cence of Adler The oath was then
administered to Adler by Clerk Eugene
M. Levy, the new citizen renouncing al
legiance to the emperor of Austria.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

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purity-and are sold by all druggists.
everywhere.
Containing no opiates or narcotics.
they (as previously stated cannot do
anything but benefit you. And their
marvelously soothing, healing, re-
juvenating and tonic effects are in
evidence almost as soon as one COM
mences their use
E. C. Dewitt & Co, Chicago (whose
name appears upon every package of
these Pills), are exceedingly anxious
to have every man or woman. afflicted
and suffering, from any form OF kid
Hey and bladder disease Cor having
the slightest reason to suspect that
he or she is aff1icted), write and send
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direct to the person requesting same,
all charges prepaid.
Certainly no one can afford to delay
accepting so generous an offer as
this. You have nothing TO lose by
making an honest trial of these Pills
and SO much TO gain, IL you can
thereby avert the oncoming attack OF
possibly fatal kidney disease.
And-perchance-y are already in
the grasp of some one or another OF
these insidiously operating and re-
morselesS diseaSeS-hoU much great
er, then, the reason for your know
ing, and at once, just what DeWiff,s
Kidney and Bladder Pills will do for
you.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
SON SUES MOTHER FOR
ACCOUNTING OF ESTATE
Alexander Cohn Demands Share
of Dead Fathers Wealth

Alexander Cohn sued his mother.
Flora s. Cohn, yesterday, demanding
an accounting of the estate left by the
plaintiffs father, Simon Cohn, who died
intestate in Hawaii March %, 1899.
The widow was appointed administra-
triX of the estate and her son asserts
that property worth upward of $4,000
came into her possession. He charges
that she has filed no inventory of the
estate. but has treated it as her own,
notwithstanding that there were three
children living at the time Of the death
of Simon Cohn.
In 1890 Mrs Cohn bought a lot in
Ellis street, near Laguna, with money
from the estate. her son asserts, and
recently she sold this lot to George ".
Walcom for more than $500 and
bought another piece of realty in
Cherry street near California.
He asks the court to order that his
mother hold this latter piece of land
in trust for the estate and that she be
forced to account for all the property
that came into her hands as admins
tratrix. The plaintiff claims a two
ninths interest in the estate.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

Mayor P. H. Mccarthy and Supervisors
Matt Harris. Oscar Hooks. Thomas
|O'Dowd and j. r. Knowles were elected
honorary members.
The club indorsed a site in the
neighbOrhood of the SlOat boulevard as
the best location for the Panama Pacific
exposition. The club decided to petit
tion the board of supervisors for street
lights and to petition the United Rail-
roads to repair tracks in Twenty fourth
street from Dolores to Hoffman avenue
The board of works is TO be petitioned
to repair the sidewalk in front of the
James Lick school and do street work
in front of the Noe Valley school.
The club has more than 200 mem
bers The following press COMMITTEES
was appointed: Edward Nolan. W. e
Rae and Fred Grossbauer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

voice that is especially effective in
French lyrics. such as Campra's Chan
son du Papillon." NJ Duparc's Chan
son Triste" and NJ. Bemberg's "Aime-
moi"
+. P. Brinegar, president of the Pio-
neer auto company of San Francisco
has given the Hudson motor car com
pany an order for $50 Hudson cars. to
be sold to consumers on the Pacific
slope.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Mccall of Oakland
are at the Hotel Woodward.
Mrs. G. B. Sperry of San Francisco is
registered at the Seville.
F. S. Betton of Oakland, buyer of
millinery for Kahn Brothers. is at the
Park avenue
J. A McGregor of San Francisco is
at the Holland house.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
BIG FILTERS FOR
SUGAR REFINERY
Eighteen Monster Tanks for
Crockett Plant Cast at the
Risdon Iron Works
Local Foundries Demonstrate
Ability to Turn Out Any
Sort of a Job

Eighteen filter tanks, weighing 25
tons each, an aggregate of $50 tons,
are now being built by the Risdon iron
manila waiian sugar refining company
of Crockett, demonstrating perfectly
that San Francisco foundries can turn
out castings of the largest size and for
almost any use. The size of the order
and the magnitude of the work are
proof of the confidence that is being
placed in work made in San Fran
CISCO and will go far in establishing
the supremacy of the western manufac-
turers.
In point of weight, durability, eff
cheney and workmanship the filter
tanks surpass any other work of
similar nature ever done on the coast.
1T is the largest order that has been
filed here for some time.
CASTINGS WE'RE IMMENSE
IT is difficult, from the illustration,
TO realize the great proportions of the
filters. Each separate piece of the
contrivance-belt, cap and base-is
cast in one mold. The plain belts or
rings will weigh 10000 pounds each,
the caps and bases, with connection
facings, floors and doors are as heavy
and they stand 20 feet high. Each tank
complete will weigh $4,000 pounds or 25
tons, and the entire consignment will
weigh 100000 pounds or $50 tons.
The belt or she'll ring is over two
inches thick, of solid cast iron and
stands a trifie over feet high. The
rings have an inside diameter of 10
feet. The base is solid cast iron and
cross sectioned. The floor of the tank
is quarter inch cast iron perfo-
rated The cap, with reinforced ingress
and nodded on heavier lines, is per-
feet in every detail.
At the sugar refinery at Crockett
the tanks viii be set five feet above the
ground on steel girders in two rows OF
nine each.
BEATING CAKE DOUGH
The Pacific motor and engineering
company of this city has patented and
is now manufacturing a machine for
mixing and beating cake dough, known
as the California cake and whisking
machine There has been a large de-
mand for the machine from local bakers
and confectioners and from the coun-
try. Recently three dozen of the con-
trivances were sent to Portland, Salt
Lake, Vancouver, 3. c., and Honolulu.
The machine was devised by the Pa
cific motor and engineering company
to supply bakeries with an apparatus
which would relieve bakers of the hard
manual labor required in mixing and
beating large quantities of dough. The
machine supplants the labor of two or
three men. 1t is durable, simple and
compact. The adjustments are easy to
handle, the speed can be changed from
700 to $50 revolutions by moving a
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
MADE IN San FRANCISCO

Q AN FRANCISCO rapidly the highest
potance world Especially
to the The local supplying the
their distant fields legend Francisco today
Pa1hc
agricultural development
the therefore, should
publish telling OF
industrial let what
turned the local where the machinery and to what
Francisco made
chnery driving piles the big of that cutting
the philippines United of Nevada and
propelhng boats all the the
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
AS Consumption Lessons
Kidney Troubles
Grow

New York, Nov 26.-The vagaries
of disease are interestingly shown
in a little pamphlet gotten out by
a life insurance company, wherein
tables of increases and decreases
give some knowledge of how, when
we are freed of one malady, an
other increases. For instance, in
the whole United States consump-
ton has decreased 4s per cent since
1880, but, offsetting this, kidney
troubles have increased 131 per
cent In the same period. Chicago's
kidney troubles have gone up to
167 per cent, and Chicago is down
for an increase of 35 per cent of
deaths from pneumonia. There are
every day 3,500,000 persons i'll in
the United States.
This is the grim record that con-
fronts every man, woman and child,
according TO the figures and state
ments of medical experts and scien-
fists.
What, then. are the conclusions to
be drawn? Do not these facts con-
stitute a condition calculated to strike
terror to the stoutest heart-espe-
cially with any individual who has
the slightest reason to suspicion that
he or she is afflicted with even the
mfIdest form or initial stage of any
Kidney disorder?
And even when one has reason only
to believe that he or she is predis-
posed to this class of ailments
Through hereditary or other causes),
can too great precaution and care be
taken that the too frequent dire con-
sequences Of neglected Kidney Dis
ease be averted?
Now, friends. let us stop and think
for n few minutes. We must all do
this-Sometimes-if we have a proper
care and consideration for our own
and happiness of the loved ones de-
pendent upon u.s.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
Deadly UricsAcid Poison

in the system. There can hardly be
any mistake about that. The great
mistake will be if you wilfully neg
Icct such symptoms.
For uric acid poisoning of the sys-
tenn invariably means diseased kid
neys and biadder-then chronic in
fammation of the kidneys, bladder
and passages, infammatory rheu-
matism, gravel and gall-stones,
chronic nervous disorders, dropsy,
diabetes, Bright's disease, etc. AS
suredly, these are matters serious
enough to merit the instant attention
OF any man or woman.
And whenever there is the slight
est Indication of ones kidneys and
bladder having tgone wrong" COM
mon sense should at once suggest the
selection of a good, honest, reliable
remedy for this class of nervous de-
rangements. And such a remedy-one
of thoroughly proven efficacy, In
thousands and thousands of even the
most desperate cascs-is found in
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
Will KEEP TAB ON
CITY CONTRACTORS

Dilatory contractors on city work are
to be brought to time by the Noe VAL
ley Improvement association. The as
sociation held an important meeting
Monday night, when it was decided TO
act in conjunction with the Twin
Peaks association to secure greater ex-
pedition in street work.
AT the meeting, which was held in
Willopi hall. Twenty fourth street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

lever. 1t can be operated by a one
horsepower motor.
In other lines of the metal trades the
industry in San Francisco has received
decided impetus from the placing of
recent orders.
STRUCTURAL STEEL
The large steel contract for the
Walter estate building at Market and
Ecker streets near First has been
awarded the Pacific structural iron
works.
pany has received the steel contract for
the Aropson building IN Powell street
near Market and the Josslyn building
in Mission street near First.
Two large contracts for steel work
have been awarded the Ralston iron
works of this city. That firm has Sc
cured the contract for the steel to be
used in the construction of the big Har
ris apartments in McAllister street,
which are being erected under the d.
rection of Bliss & Faville. the archi-
tects, and also the steel contract on the
Sheridan school has been awarded that
firm.
SCHOOL BUILDING CONTRACTS
Steel contracts aggregating $4,000
have been awarded the Western iron
works on the following jobs; The West
End grammar school, the Walker
building In Powell street between Ellis
and O'Farrell, the Wall estate building
at O'FarreH and Powell streets and the
Paladini building in Sansome street
The Vulcan iron works has received
the steel contract for the Murphy
building, Geary and Mason streets,
through the Office of Cunningham &
Politeo, and the Judson manufacturing
company has secured the steel and erec-
tion contract for the Eide building,
south side of Market street near
Seventh, William Knowles architect.
The contract for the new Knights of
Pythias temple at Valencia and Her
man streets has been awarded the
Golden Gate structural iron works.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
Have You Amy Symptom
of Kidney Disease?

You know what these symptoms
are-if not, we will tell you:
That weak. lame and aching back
those sharp, stabbing, shooting
pains and twitchings in groin and
limbs--that Inflammation, soreness
and tenderness of the muscles -
those scalding, burning sensations;
inability to retain the urine: sedi-
ment and deposits from the urine;
inflamed bladder and passages, etc,
that "all- l-gone," played out" drag
ging WEAKNESS and despondency-the
dullness, LACK of ability for concen-
tration, restlessness, sleeplessness,
unnatural nervousness and irritab bill
ity, irregularity of the heart action.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

SEVEN PINES CIRCLE-The entertainment
committee Of Seven Pines circle Of the Ladies'
Of the Grand Army of the Republic has ar
ranged social evening for tomorrow night in
headquarters at 677 McAllister street for the
benefit OF the relief fund. The circle is max
ing preparations for valentine party the
night Of February II.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
shasta Limited

Drawing room, sleeping dining and
parIor observation service Electric
lighted throughout Portland Tacoma
and Seattle direct over the scenic
Shasta Route. See Agents, Flood Build
ing Market street Ferry Depot and
Broadway and Thirteenth street, Oak
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

A New York dispatch, under date
OF November 26, 1903, to one of the
great leading daily newspapers of the
country, states that
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
All These Mean Kidney
Disease

If neglected-sooner or Iater-in some
form or another, more or less deadly
in characteristics.
If you have noted only such pre-
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
pYrHrAN SOLDIERS swoRN-Th,

PYTHIAN SOLDIERS swoRN-The following
officers of Mckinley company No. g. uniform
rank Of the knights of Pythias, were sworn
in for the current term by Colonel It. a. Ner-
Thursday night: W. II. Lange captain; w.
c. Bailey, FIRST lieutenant; II. Schin second
lieutenant NJ. A. Samuels recorder: w p.
Buck. treasurer; Charles Danziger guard; +.
Helle. sentinel
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
DeWitt's Kidney and
Bladder Pills

II amy man or woman ~lor child)
will give these Pills an honest and
fair triai-and there is anything
wrong with his or her kidneys and
bladder-these Pills will speedily and
surely beneft-unless the disease has
been trified with and neglected until
all possible hope or chance of help is
gone.
Dewitt's kidney and Bladder pills
are especially recommended for all de-
rangements of the kidneys and bIad-
der, in persons of either sex They
are thoroughly antiseptic, soothing,
healing and tonic in action, and can
not possibly do anything but benefit
you.
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills,
as soon as taken into the system
commence their work of neutralizing
and rendering harmless the danger
Gus uric acid poison which is playing
havoc with the system of the victim.
Then, by perfectly natural process
of elimination. they drive that poison
out of the system.
1t will thus be seen that DeWftt,S
Kidney and Bladder Pills are an ab-
soIuteIy dependable remedy and pre-
tentative for all of the insidious and
dangerous ailments and diseases re-
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And when 1t is positively known Gas
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Pills are thoroughly reliable and
efficient treatment for such condi-
tions there seems no logical or sensi-
bic reason why any person should
neglect taking advantage of an op-
portunity OF making
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

monitory symptoms or indications as
constantly recurrent "sick-head-
aches" unaccustomed languor or feel
ing of exhaustion, dragging sensa-
tion and tenderness of the back and
groins, bloating of the extremities
sharp stitches" when rising suddenly
from sitting or STOPPING position,
etc.,-you may be quite certain that
all these are Indications of
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
Generous Trial of These Pills
At No Cost Whatever

las per the free offer OF the manu-
facturers
DeWitf's Kidney and Bladder Pills
are prepared and putt up in sanitary,
air-ttsht, sealed glass containers-to
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
Read What These People Sar

MRS. P. NJ BRAY. Columbus. Ca. says:
Twas very sick. Ny doctor told me I had
kidney trouble. The water / passed looked to
be halt blood. took medicine from the doc
tor for three weeks. ard it did not do me any
good. drst got two samples OF DcWitts
Kidney and Bladder Pills. and the second day
could see . change. and have taken in sll
about three boxes OF the Pills. and am now
well and the Pills are what cured me."
WALLACE a. BRUNER. former St. Louis
notorran. says: i was employed as motor
man By the Southern Electric Street Railway
Co. Of St Louis. No. during which time L
contracted urinary troubles. and was obliged
TO uSe sounds OF instruments 10 order to
urinate. i saw In one OF the local papers the
advertisement OF De Wits Kidney aud Blsd-
der Pills ] st once purchased one bottle.
which at once gave me Immediate relief. and
three bottles cured me entirely Of nv trouble.
am we'll and sound man today, and have no
one to thank for my permanent cure excepe
z. G. DeWitt & Co." (Mr. Bruner now lives
at S2i4 Ohio ST.. Omaha. Neb.)
Write Today and Receive a Free Sample
Sold in Two Sizes-50 cents and S1.Oo.
The dollar size contains tlro and 0nS-
GlfgiDses as much as tie -fftr cents sizs.
You do not know how much this ma,
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E. C. DEWITT q CO., CHICAGO
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

Mrs Benjamin Lathrop, formerly
prominent in San Francisco society, and
now a resident of New York, gave
much pleasure TO a fashionable audi
ence in Mendelssohn hall Thursday aft
ernoon with a song recital. at which
she had the assistance of Isidore Luck
stone at the piano. It was her first
public appearance here this season, and
there was a large and friendly audi
ence, many Of whom had been present
at her recitals in former seasons.
Mrs. Lathrop has . sweet soprano
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

California painter OF landscape, is here,
en- route TO California, from England,
where he has lived since the great fire
IN san Francisco.
Peters is now exhibiting some Cali
fornia landscape in a studio at 40
West Fifty-seventh street. Broad
reaches Of coast at Monterey, in moon
light, with the characteristic and pic
turesque adobe buildings, are favorite
subjects Of the painter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-04
EVENTS FOR HORSE SHOW.
Trophies and Ribbons the Only
Prizes to Be Awarded.

M. c. Hazen. John o. Gheen and Thorn
as Bones, the committee Of the Road
Drivers and Riders Association for the
forthcoming horse show. have issued a
pamphlet giving the rules governing the
entries and the events. There will be
ten events. as follows: Ponies in harness.
horses in harness. park saddle, ladies'
harness. horse and runabout. officers
mount, roadsters (single), green hunters.
best pair and jumpers (handicaps).
The show will open with the first event
at o'clock the afternoon of April 80.
and close with the jumpers class at 5:1O
O'clock Dntries are open to all members
of the association free, but exhibitors not
members will pay an entrance fee. No
entries will be listed after April %, and
no alterations will be made after the en-
tries close. Only riders and drivers and
their grooms will be permitted in the
ring. and no animal will be permitted to
wear in the ring ribbons won in previous
Glasses. No money prizes will be given.
Trophies and ribbons only will be
awarded.