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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07
Gbicago, 6. Sum-


Wskr.- Der Rartt mar itetig. Dtut.r
Ba;sutss Oslo, Straisbts s4.2o-4. IS,
SprtnsS Sdteris$ 81 .65-4.S0, Straigbts $3.50
40. Saters 81 3.9O-5.OO.
Dsigea. Glr SuIi 9l1s - 95c,
am SaIus 9tAc; fur September 9014-
92e. am SdaIus 9lTe; iar Geyember 8g75
--9l3%c, am 5hLub Gle.
DsIia,orn.- -Sir SuIt 571I-599.c.
am ShIus 59@se; FIR Septsmber $50
6JlIe, am Salus 604c; fur DECEMBER
561s-5S114c. am Shlus 57Gc.
oafer. - Tar Suli 3S@s-37@lc. an
stIus 3751e; tar September 35LI-351se,
AM saIus 361sc; llr e;smber355 ( ss-36ss e,
am S4uB 36hc.
aogqen.-RO. 2 75--76e.
G.rfte. - Sate 5uttsrserite 46 - 5Se,
CUTE Bis aoIcs RaIsserf;e is--S7e.
5la dsiaamea. ~ Ro. l 9. u. 1866,
Ro / q. 81. 2 nc.
mstbpiaameu-s4 per Seutusr
Rissia u.-sIl.25 per Gertnsr.
Nebpors. S20.D0-22 25 per Dbl.
Tar SuIt s2i.f2L - 2l.90, am eHIas
s2l. 80; fir September s2I.lO- 2l.57I.
am SHIuB S2l.55.
etmaI,. $3.50 per 100 sfuus.-
Fiir Suit sl2.n2L - 1890, an SsIus
Si2.1O; far September $ll.95 - lao,
am ShIub il2.2t.
StortH Hippenieiten. 2o5. sl2. .s2ha
IL. u. per 100 9fe. Gar gull $l!.I2ss-
l2.5 4, am S6Ius Sl2. .571,; fir eeptemter
sll ~ s-l2.25, am SnIus Sl2.!5.
Stulter - SPORT tIass 5eites, per.
paft, Sl3.25--l3.50.
Sat.er. -Rarst itstis. Greamerp %
q As c. DARN 22-25e.
eier. Nar.t itetis. Griits l7l9-
1915 per Tutene.
adis. Rar.t fef. Cream l4H -
l51ss per gfuno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07

Gtrtustu ltropb ben. Nus
aaIia ptro gemeloet: Sm Girtus
6enrp, Der gsgsupdrtig bier gafttrt,
foroerte nuh Der 8rooutttnn oesauujtz
reiters SoIdtta Elm Glonn oas gubIiz
tum aui, es moge iith ,Semano melpeH,
Der pie Irobuttiou nes Runftretters
uub3umuden permug. GiHes 4bsubs
melbete iih Elm 33jabrtger MuHH Ra-
mems IuguIt SohaI. Gr puroe mil
etnem Hettuugsgiirtel, DER an Ddhe
Oes Girtusgebduoes nit einsm Sell be-
feItiat puroe, perfebeu. Tds BIerb,
uuf peltem gotal bic 4}roouttioH
uahmahen polte. Iief i'm Ttdrtlteu Ga
Iopp, als gohal plDBlid1 oas eleft
eetpidt perlor. Gr 'tur3te jeboh ntht
3u 8obsn, ionbern blisb i'm Std1er
heitsgiirtel bdngen. syn bisiem Wf0=
mente rib nas SeiI bss GurtsIs uno
gpnaI ilog in ipeitem goaen an Die
2paenbriiFtung. pp er nit gebrphensm
Raienz unp Stirnbein bepuBtlos liza
gen blieb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07

u id tig iiIr g gutient H.
Ter gr0Bte 22obIthdter lit. ner
Shner3en liuoert uHo arouttleit
beiIt. Or. Stlabee hat ourd ietne
munoerbare gutoedung ocs U IN o.
feii8, zines 0urdauS leihteu. raid
mo uutrliqIid tpirfenoeH Soeilnits
tells iiir 5, 4 morrb i0eu IN al.
len StaoIen. bei0e3 nollbrad]t.
10000 geheiIte 4dtientcn be3euaen
ieiue S6eilfruft. IS lit elm einfaher
GtnfubrunQst0rper, Der ais Grueis
duua5mittel uno IteoiciH oient. Yin.
oerung tritt iuiort ert uHo 0etIuug
lit qeniB 4rets 500. GrobeH
irci. Gronfirt 3ugeitidt ourdD y
3ellitaeoter 4 60, Sor 1916, Nep
9ort. SS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07

1om atoes. - 5Ieriba sl.25-l.50 per
Grote.
Gurten. - sabIi6s S1.oo-1.2s per
5amper.
Grbfen.- 3unse $500 -- s.25 per
Cad.
GpargeI. - 75c 81 90 per 9useno
BInDeI.
Sptn t.--75c per 8bl.
Raben --3O--35c per Ouseno gdnbeI.
8Iumen fob I.--Gtnbeimii6er 81. .25
--2 90 per Crate.
2anbs grobu.t..
gobueu. - Wartt ftetis. 9rtma Wsr.
romfatt s2.75--2.s0, sefi:bts uno bet Ssns
aepfidte 1app 50. l5--2.40 per gu.
Sen. - Narit rubig. SO. ftmotby
Sls.50-18.75, Ro. 2 DO. ST.. O-l7.z5,
SO. 8 bo. 1880, 9lee. semtittr Ro. /
$l5 .50--l6.00, 30. 2 DO. Sl4.OO-l4.5O;
aIee, Ro. / sl5.00-l5.5O, SO. 2 $l3.50-
H.0O per Ton.
Rn5lenfutier iff ftetiq. sE.t. SCI. 80,
--22.50, WiooIing grobe 81 .O0-23. 90, DO.
feines $23.50 - 24.50, eemiittes Guttsr
S22. .50-23.50 per Tonne In Butt uno 81 90
mebr auf benz 9eleiie.
BoIle.-T Der Martt NOR in Der per.
ffoHenen sgo6e feft. Die 3ufubr NOR uur
mdbts, bod mar bic RG5'rass ebsuiaQs
nitt grob.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07
Srb 0npos Wsarft.
Gtncinnnti. 6. euni lq

CIHCE II H. D. syunE lSiU.
Der Marft mar In Der perfloiIeneu Bohe
rubt9 uno bic 3rsiis 9eeriidt Ginige uoH
ben RattGnltoIieH fieen etmas. Radftebenee
Guotiruuaen muroea am S6lub Der 4oae
narnbaft semadtt
erauHer Wlas u-Breai JuGs G s4c
&oo'ssr &c. zig y g. 9eEogrfoa SaHrtlu Ga E.
lEs uEioH az ets. sgisSteSE 6 8 sas soatbsrn q
s'lsfsa sis tea rs ass s''ssF' ss ID ios ssS t.
8sGrl 1914 22c. DO gi4 2Oc, Rrig5tcu W
is17e. DO. 1914 211=c Gogncft 9i4 isc
12Ise Truii Of the goam s.c. eonssais &c,
gsloHgt4s 4ie ga4s.i s H: ny @ @ss s9sf ,rs S sFgs.
slne 7s- etberfn 7hc peaborn 6lsc 5trit Gaa
ec. 2uifp 7c. Gilt Ghgs 8&e SoIlnuoco ca G.
@lngit bke Repgerel lJ4 25c. DO a4 25c.
Utica 1914 24e. DO. 9f4 22c. RrtabtoH 1914
23sst DO; ah+ 2il1c, 6oreroit 9Li 1915,
-! tn ts-smerteen zesstinas 5As. Gsntrl!
amcrtcdH 1noieo 5lac Gimpion 9PoErHtns
aro crane 5I4e. Gcluu,oia 1nDteo BAG 20.
wsonrriHa une graue 5i.c 2niu Robes Bac'te
&c. Taticral 5iac, Gan Zoe 5ae. Orion A. {.
RIefse fe-raairb erctt fe1sc. >>>l
Ssrrriesia 2be, yS<L Ssrrfeffn 25c, 500 Serae
53hc. Banana 4gc Calcutta GIcto 12Ac
ina s-IhGrTb1te TAe. Horpooe Sc,
Sutton sc. EafIaUb 500 e. Queen Of the gseft
xx 15e 9outiac i0tac Gorhis uHsen 14I4c.
stneeam -stmosisae etapie e y. 9 q
&C. Gnerett giaiIic GA aGntnfier EtasIe 7t,
4hc. ssioreHee sIsc. 9ir;atcr &C.
BIdf0 e-Gur esis iac. ArpaI GIue "a. C.
nIbemarle aiae. Seneca olae. Geattiene 5Ae.
psMtms -sOrt = . 1oe. grsrimns lie.
1tttt,n 9nc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07
gbteago, s. Stunt.

@tnopte - Seeoes 1915 S.65,
Ieras gtiere s.. 80 -725, peftItde Stiere
IS .50-7.75, Stofers uno 5eeosrs $500
6.45, aube uHo Seifers s.. .90-7I0, 8dlber
s6.01-8.50. Rartt itart uno etpas bober.
Sbpsiue.- Gethts - .O5--9.30, qes
mti4te s.. .05-93 i1pere 1896 - $50
rauhe $895-9,05, quite bts auserIeiene
sg.0j-9.30, SerteI 1856 - 9.25. Dtartt
5-lOc nteortger.
2 f ale uuo 2Gmmer. Sdafe :
GtnbeImtihe $325-530, DeitEtAs $3.50
-5.25, Sd6rItnse Sc. OO-7.35.
Sdmner:-gin5eImi DE IS 25-3 so. Tpeit-
Eicbe S5.50-8.50 0artt i6rpad uub etuGs
nieDriQer.
3ufu5r Rtrhpieb Is 900, Sdpetus
10000, ShGfe uno GQmmer 1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07

Weis. SssSs aal, afsssn 10 yses psM.

0efDs 0cnbe uMp 2sssea - New es@.
geIb ION eau" mar milig su 21<-2I<
9rima GeiGdftspapters muroen Su 81
I5L% bistontirt.
steritna Grdanse IN ibudder,
Giht 40 s4.86Il unb 90 Tage eitt su
4.6sL-4.s3I.
gunoes sObftsatio n Uaren fis.
tia mno fDurben wie foigt auolirt:
Ger. Staaten aefuuosne 2% iO0s6 geb..
AZ reaiftrtrie (l925) lAM-li6, Gou.
pons li41I--llbL, 81 restfirtrte l02 -
l03. Coupons l02 - Io3. Panama Gou'
ppns 2S Io0ss-l0l.
rft.-- gm 8ormitiGee mar
Der Rartt idwah, oa abermats elm itarier
Trud sunt Bertaufen ausseibt sraroe. DIE
Nreiie batten beoeuteno gu leioeu. 8eaen
3Rittaa ober muroe Der WGrtt Reti9 ino
perblieb 10 bis gum S6Iub. Die Shlub'
noiirun9en ftanceu ourdpe8 unter oensn
pom Samfag.
aatfte6enpe 9urie uuroen ven eer5irma
SrmiR, Baamau Co.. Ho. 22s--282 Aal'
nut gtrabe, tsrintet:
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htuna.

8<fdtpipittr: .grit tpus ih In, gis
rem Il. bnnn i'm Ddlen jebi
aeR ih nod a biiIerl In ben Qa6n. ods
III bod bic rsiaits Sselsatpanotsgua!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07

Rem lerf. 8. Sur

Stnn mar milig ~ $500 ~ 33.l5
uno xurfer mar itau; 2afe ~ l2.75 -
1900. GlestroIntbit su l2.62L - l2.75
nn6 Gaitins ~ $l2 81 3--l2.S0. BIet par
rubig ~ Nl0-4.50 unb eyeItsr ihmaeb
" t6.40--6.6o. GiIen mar Iapesanesrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07

80. 5ounbrp Northern su $l7.00-17.75,
Ro. 2 DO. gu $l6.50---l7.25, SO. Soutberx
ano Ro. Soutsern loft su S16.25-l6.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07
Yieroe mno Wauleiel.
Gineinnati. s. csuni 1910,

EEHtENNNEF, %. 1SuH1 I5IU.
Ter @artt mar in Der uerfiofieneu gSohe
iehr ruhig uno bic greiie ien II itetis. Tie
3ufubr mar nidt grob. Raaftebsnoe Quo
tilu leen ipuroeE an Sh!nb Der Node
namhaft Qemadt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07

W q d s.-Rartt rubts uno itette. Sdno'
ler tauten prtmo III 2s--29c per Bfuub uuo
uertGafen tIesne EuaHtitdten ~ 2---3c mebr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07
Rem Dorfer 8onb- lnstiruuaea

gt&ifsn ssn &r.....- ssss g. 4 3. ur. IT,. gT<
ut&tisu u. N,.....Ha W., RI xa. l. 4f,. %
Utkissn e. 3x.......lH 81. q. 4. sta ~. sTiZ
atIsntts e. q. !. A.. - Fihssst Nsfift ar. ~
rsIsiiasrt 4 Etis A. gs Nat NJ Or Rsr ar, %
Hsl,tm 4 Esis 81 ~ 4. O. =. eta H. - ssis,
nsit q g. Gu u So y. q. e. St Dr. s1sz
assssta dr. CO. a.. ~ ,ge,A g. a 6s fsil.
Gsrf 81 otsrsts 6r.. .f0i Nssi %. L ten a ys
SssirsI esastsr ST.. ~ asrf ~ Co. IL. . i0os.
Gsst st 3. ssn. kizatl Nsrft. Bafsfk a. . 80 AZ
ss,sss 4 Clis u :. ie0i[ asrfS 0aristr 6x ~. n,
s Z 81. .' ss III .s. ~ G ssa = q IL ti 9I,is. g.. ~
ei, O. 3 G. |. E... ga's Ssnn. Gss. t...... .to77z
q d. g. stn. ~. 81 Msaetss esn. 4r.... -
q. ser ,..,iJ1;. ri 4: e e ss,.axss.* ss,,'s
G0s.& at.esLSr.. 49,. o.. .. q. -. ss.. IL fsI<
q Dsssis 81 "a eis. q. - ]. ssls <r. 90
Gals. sssuAtssl os.. etsA. 0ts atss e.. Tx
Gsls Nitlsns ~" ss, esutl 4ee. eel <r.. -
81 G.yu& 1fs.. ssssN 9satA. ysr. 70. <r. sah
1si enstsa q Scntt 4as. rsf Ar. 9ts{
GAp. e 0r. Ne - g, lGsuft. 1eiIn. b N5
.. Al r0. ss.' sy.,Ss Ssrft. ~ sss. ~. 76sk
0feuus M........' 90. urtss &Gffk <s.... s0u5s
este yrfsg iisH N...' lintsn esf. - Ar... 40 IL
erA 0sn &c. 81, 81 g. L 4rsf. A... seSS
9yis o. " !usss T.. ssA Y. q. subssx e.. 10 ~
Grit ~ q isrtes 9, 2, z. Q. qtsL q Ss.. .fc3
On. eIscsk o G.'t1 gtss Ssf elsu. xx.. -
~ Guf l. td ". " @sbsiH L &. ~
Srtsrtstsnea Nn. .e %. sys. k.... ~
ssf arr. 4sr. -. ~ 0<sm -. k....... e.
SsSsn 4!..--.......- s.2. 9.ssxee y. - H.. ksk
8sT Gfts 3. I g.. 7s -
q q. ~ u n0D.. ss1J
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07

3u1ubr MnD 8erfdnDf ma1reno Der per
iIciieuen 4S Stunoen. pergliheu NIT oerieI
ben 3eit poriger Mode, rparen pie iolgt:
3ufubr: aiHepte5. Sansin.. Saafe.
Rai 80 -. 1872 1851 20l6
Su1t g.. HOS 25O2 2l55
Der Bsriaaot bstra5 in oerieIbsa 3stt:
Rat 80 ..... 277 1884 s9s
Suui o 80 1877 1918
Rtnbptsh.-Tie hsuties ,3uiubr mar
iehr aerine, Die Ranfrage elne SismIid CUTE
uno bic Yreiie rpcren itetig. etoders uup
Teeb.rS pareu in beiierer Nahfrage uno
etrpas hober i'm Yreiie.
Shnere S.iere brahten $3.50 -
7.50, ertra 3T.6o-7.75, Edien $2.25 -
5.25, 5leii1eritiere, ertra 81 l0-7.25, quite
Bis anserIsiens $6.00--7.O0, oroindre bic
quite s. .0o-5.75; peiiers, EXTRA s7.lo-7,25,
quite bic auserIeiene $6.25--7oo orbindre
bH CUTE $3.25--6.oo. Aiibe. sstra $3.50
S5.65. fanen ---. CUTE bis duserleiene
sa.75-5.35. oretnass bis quite 32.25-4.50:
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Niebmdrfte.

Ginctu 6. Suui.
3uiubr uns 8erianot pdbreno Der psrs
fIoiieneu g1ote, pergIiasn nit ben srpei
porbergebsHosn Bo6en, rpareu pie folst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07
NOni Welbntarfte.
Rpntaa. g. suni. 1910.

"uHtu us ". .1hHss l6iUs
Tse Nd6frase mad GarIeben mar aud
nente mteoer iebr gerine, bod mar @elt
froeoem feit. 81 tGei6dfte I'm Muaemei,
men ttno rubig. Sur Darleben ION edas'
mnroen b96 berehnet unb GeiddftSpnpiers
nuroeH Su b1s-84 oisiontirt. Sm cffsner
Marns Dnroen Dorlehen ION cau" sn 81
ano ouf Seh su b--51I% pIaeirt.
Grhid amf sss psrs
Daren itetie unb ,purben su gari Bic I0c
Nrdmts per $1,000 Suiiben Uan.en uertauft.
0te aounterrate betrdst Soc prdHie per
$1,000.
nsnfa ani gnrsys
parsn idDdb. - Seute fino bic foIasnben
Luottrungen su beridten:
ScHoon. Ia9eStdbt. s4.s711S-4. .s8per C,
% daseStht, S4.S4L-4.s5 PERI; garis 8
1ags Stht 5l21II--520 5rancs per 800;
eV Lase St9t, 5l7I 5lSI 5ranes per
slOO; flr 9eutibtanb, Iaae ei&t, 4
Dtori soIe. DO. 60 lase stHt, 94Ie.
documentary 8ias uuf sonopn rpursen
M N.oa onf 0las8on su $4.63L uHo
oui GeIfaft su $4.S3 pertauit.
eHnsss.cs csftasnsnem
fasis uHo ftstts. Die gansen quotiren wis
ioIst:
Ginfauf. gerfouf.
ah gonss. 1895, Coup. 1l4L Il51<
oS bonos, 1918. .... .102 l03
bonos, 1880. 49,. .1O0M -
80 Sahomd .......... .lO0E lOl
Gisssiss csnis unfase.
Der umfat i'm biefiaen Greartnabaus Be.
hsf no beate anf $4,406. $50.
asfsi.essaritaten.
Die Gei6dfte babea iit nitt sebo5en
hno Die gretie limb seoriift. Rur iebr ne.
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CeT..-R artt rubig nnb iSnad. qetnbI
robes Gle, eefodbtes Soc per 8aqoue tn Oar.
tien pom IA BbI. Grtra CONNER Zen
2are6[ gOc per Gaaone. Cotton seen
Del robes So - 60e, raffnirtes 63-s4c
lection l0c, Ohio. Rentadp uno Jnoiara
Sapbta l2e per gaITone.
Q saI..- Der marft N rubis. rbiO
Niper 80 -- CSC, RttisaH uub gsror
89e per B6I.pon 280 gfe.
TaIs In itstis. grima gitp 714-7s.e,
DO. sonHtrs 711-71xe per gfuub.
aobIen.-Murtt rubts. Douebsosh.rp
1876. nus unb slat 800 - 2.25,
aandpba StlttobIen s325. Rub uuo
Glad s1.90-2.25 per Iorne abgeIieFert.
Rauhiofe Stldtohlen 1915. Anthracits
F.25-7.50 per Tonne abaeIi.Fert. GOT.
sofeu ll-l2c per gu. obeelisisrt.
Sdmer eieu.-Rdrtt itettq. RI.efao.
men $5.50-6.O0 nuf benz GeIei'e unb 81. 50
$40 per Bu. pom store. Timothu 81 40
| .65 Guf bem 9eIeiie uuo sl.6O-2.OO per
Su. pom Gtore. Buhpsisen 90r, 5lats.
fuamen s2.25-2.75 per 8u.
Gepern. - Radfrass gut, Rartt itetig.
Metbe gGniefeoern .......... $50
grima 8duieieeeruuorG gutter Sdrbe 45-47c
DO. meiitens Qrau .4O-42c
pon Ie6. Guteu, euugmeib 4O-42c
- ., ounfls aemiidte 32-33t
9rima Sitbner, Bonu, gdns wets.. l5t
- ouutle gemii1te.. Il
5abnens ShwansfeoerH, lauge fancg 75t
Irutbabn, peiBe .......... 5Oc
% far6ige ............ Sc
Sdute. Ratfrase siemIi9 gut, Rartt
pigie.
RGbgeiatseRe go. per 8funo. S24c
;, 9lo.2 79,c
ettp guthers n, 4aters, friI6e &c
Triihe aaIbfele ............ lac
Bferoe 20. l..........S / s. 90 3. IL
:, Rc. .2............. 2 ZOO 2 Ii
8uaeu go. l .... 7Ls
Ro. ........... 614t
Irotengeialsene ....... --l4c
Flint nm. -I6c
Shafsgele. rpoqies ...... 80 -45c
Santms Eele ......... 20 --3Oc
SGnrns SeHe, oeldoreue. 10 --l5c
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Tskr. Der Rartt mar itetig. Dtrter
Baients i.s0-5.l0, Stratgbts 81 4.20-4. IS,
gprtns gdtents s. .65-4 80, Straig5ts s.. SO
Tp "a ,gn-A a. Cl M
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-31
REALTY SYNDICATE
GOES A-DREDGING
Big Corporation to Bid for Mu-
nicipal Contract for Har-
Dor Channel

OAKLAND, Dec SO-City officials
have been informed that the Realty
Syndicate, which company is now
building a dredger for use in the Key
Route basin, will be one of the bidders
for the municipal contract for dredging
a deep water channel and filing land
back of the new bulkhead line in the
western harbor. AS the contract will
be the largest of the kind ever let by
the city, the estimated cost being $780,
600, the syndicate's proposed bid is ex-
pected to be greatly in favor of the
municipality.
The number of companies which can
take the contract is small Reports
have been made to the city officials
in collusion to keep up the price of the
contract The fact that the Realty
Syndicate purposes to bid is consid-
cred an advantage TO the city, as the
company is as much interested in low
cost for the work as the city is.
The bids will be opened January II,
when the Realty Syndicate dredger
will be completed. The dredger is be-
ing constructed for use by the San
Francisco, Oakland and San Jose rail-
way, but the enterprise of that rail-
road in the Key Route basin is 80
closely allied with the municipal prof.
ect that one dredger could do the
whole work.
For this reason the Realty Syndicate
bid will be favorably received by the
city, although the large contractors
deny the alleged collusion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-31
COUPLE MARRY FOR
The Third time
This Time for Keeps, Says Girl
Who Has Obtained Two
Annulments

OAKLAND, Dec. 3o.-For the third
time, Milton T. Mayf1eld and Lille
Haven Davis will take their vows to
live together as man and wife until
death do them part Twice already
tney have been married, and twice
legally separated This morning the
bride to be again, who is only 2I years
old, secured license for the third
wedding. 1t will be celebrated by the
Rev. Thomas Boyer of the First Chris
tian church.
The first wedding took place when
she was only Is years old. She did
not get along with her husband, who
was y at the time. and she had the
marriage annulled on the ground that
she was under age when she was mar
ried.
More than two years later Mayfield
talked her into another wedding. She
was almost Is years old This mar
rage was no more successful than the
first, and again she availed herself of
the fact that she was under age to have
the marriage annulled.
A few days ago she decided that the
third time might be the charm. Her
former and future husband did not
have time to go with her to the mar
rlage license counter, so she went
alone.
This is for keeps this time she
said to Deputy County Clerk Wilson,
who acted as Cupid.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-31
BOYS name ALMOST
HALTS MARRIAGE
Mother Insists He Use One, He
Another; '1Use Both," Says
Clerk; Curtain

OAKLAND, Dec. 30.-A hitch in the
matrimonial plans of Edward A. Runge
and Ruth V. Lover was occasioned last
night by the refusal of the young man S
mother to give her consent to his mar
riage unless he gave up his name.
which is that of her first husband,
whom she divorced II years ago. In
as much as Runge is only 19 years
of age, he could not get license un-
less his mother consented.
He arrived at the marriage license
counter with Mrs. Matilda Morrison,
his mother. Deputy County Clerk
Riley asked him his name and the
name Runge was given in response.
This brought out an indignant pro-
test from Mrs. Morrison, who refused
fatty to give her consent.
The young man refused as fatty to
change his name. saying that only the
court could do that for him. Things
had come to a halt when Riley sug-
gested that he might use both names
in getting the license. 1t was made
out accordingly, Edward A. Runge,
sometimes known as Edward A. Nor
rison.'' This placaetd Mrs. Morrison,
and she gave her consent Runge, or
Morrison, has always been known by
the latter name.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-31
CARS WILL RUN LATE
ON NEW YEAR EVE
Discharge of Firearms Is Pro-
hibited in Oakland

OAKLAND, Dec 30.-Special car
service will be maintained until 2
O'clock Sunday morning for the benefit
of New Year eve revelers. The last
car for the outlying districts will leave
downtown at o'clock, and there will
be cars every few minutes until that
time
The Key Route will continue service
to San Francisco every 20 minutes until
12:40 o'clock, and from San Francisco
to Oakland until 1:40 o'clock.
superintendent of Police Wilson
ordered today the arrest of any per-
son exhibiting or discharging any kind
of flrearm New Year eve, or of any per-
son carrying paint. mixed colored con-
fetti, brushes, busters or -four. PATROL
men and sergeants are ordered to arrest
any one causing any disturbance likely
to result in injury to women or children
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-31
PROMINENT MASON
SHOWN High HONORS

OAKLAND, Dec. SO.-John c. Foser
past high priest of Oakland chapter
No. 36. Royal Arch Masons. and past
master of Brooklyn lodge, was chosen
twice ilustrious master of Oakland
council No. II, Royal and Select Mas
ters. at the annual meeting held last
night.
The following were the other Of
ficers elected:
Edwin Stevenson. deputy illustrious
master: Edward II. Morgan, principal
conductor of works; James 3. Merritt
treasurer; George II. Smith. recorder.
The newly elected officers of Royal
Arch Masons will be installed jan
uary IL
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-31
LIBRARY TRUSTEE is
APPOINTED. BY MAYOR
Vacancy Filled by Resident of
Annexed District

OAKLAND, Dec. 3O.-G. F. Beardsley,
living at 1916 East Fourteenth street,
Fruitvale, was appointed library trus-
tee by Mayor Frank K Mott today, to
I'LL the vacancy caused by the death of
John A. Brewer
The present board of library trus-
tees was chosen before annexation The
mayor, in filling the first vacancy that
occurred, has sought to give the annex
its proper representation on the board
Beardsley is well known in the east
ern districts Of the city, where he has
been leader in civic affairs He was
warmly recommended by leading citi-
zens of the annex.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-31
NEW LAW TO PREVENT
GASOLINE ACCIDENTS
Berkeley Council Demands La
beIing of Oil Cans

BERKELEY. Dec. 3O.-Owing to
many accidents in the use of kerosene
and gasoline, improperly labeled, the
city council today passed an ordinance
requiring proper labelling, and the pro-
hibition of all over-volatile oils.
At the next meeting the board will
consider a billboard ordinance de-
signed to prevent the piling of rub
btsh behind these fences. The pro-
posed law will require the boards to
be placed three feet back from the
sidewalk and that they be not joined
at the corners in lots at the intersec-
tion of two streets.
The council took over at the meet
ing three deeds for parks in Clare
mont court, which the city will here
after maintain
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-31
WOMEN ENTERTAINED
BY ALAMEDA EAGLES
Nearly Four Hundred Guests
Enjoy the Evening

ALAMEDA, Dec. 30.-Alameda aerie
of Eagles held a women's night pro-
gram in Woodman hall last night
Nearly 400 guests were present. The
program consisted of vaudeville num-
bers, a dance and supper.
Dr. Tom Carpenter, state vice presi-
dent, complimented Alameda aerie on
its increasing membership and growing
prosperity.
Percy Forsyth, who is soon to retire
ais president of the aerie, was presented
with ring by his lodge brothers. The
presentation was made by AL Kiln.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-31

lots. Some of the sales which illus.
trate the activity on the east shore OF
Lake Merritt are as follows;
Sold to John p Maxwell 80 foot lot. Lake
beautiful home thereon.
Sold to ]. H. Heath. two so foot lots. Like
Sold to william Ferrall, &c foot lot In Lake
view terrace facing Wesley avenue.
Sold TO Margaret A Poole. 30 foot lot Lake
view terrace. facing Newton avenue.
Sold to Joseph Hinch 1lO foot frontage,
Lakeview terrace. facing Wesley avenue.
Sold to ]. c. woodburn. 40 foot frontage,
Lakeyiew terrace. fronting Wesley avenue
Sold to ]. J. O'Niel. 90 foot frontage, lake
view terrace. fronting in Stow avenue.
Sold,to James Taylor, so feet, Lakeview ter
race. fronting in Stow avenue.
Sold TO Wesley Greenlaw. 10 feet. Lakeview
terrace. fronting in Stow avenue.
Sold to William G. Ferguson. two story,
eight room residence. in Hanover avenue. Morse
land heights. for $3.50
Sold to Dr. Louis ". Watts, cottage. III
The realty dealers of Oakland see a
bright future. George w. Austin said:
Oakland has every reason to con-
gratulate herself upon the conditions
existing at the opening of another
year of business. The realty market
strength through the year of 1910 un-
III In the last few months an activity
was displayed that no one could find
fault with. The month of December,
notwithstanding the holidays, produced
good business, and there was an
amount of negotiation and inquiry
from outside points that promises well
for 1911. There is positively no COM
parison to be made between the year
closing and 1908. and 1 think the new
year VIII surprise the many who have
not been in touch with conditions.
The amount of building that is
going on in Oakland is one of the
features whichA would astound those
whose business does not keep them in
touch. The large amount of loans
being made through the real estate Of
hces because the banks can not ac-
commodate the large demand is a sure
indication of the way Oakland is grow
ing. My business in this department
has grown to an average of $1,000, 600
a year, and there is plenty OF money
TO be had on improved property