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Building Contracts

Adelaide E. E Rely with Robie builsling and
land eompany-TO erect one story frame build
ing in " line of Twenty seventh avenue. leo
y OF Lake street. y $40 by " l29; 81 eos
Francois Ferines with Hanlon & 0iseu--IO
erect two story frame building and stable at
: corner of Newell avenue and MckianOB
street. .. SW 1eo. NV y. NV leo $5.475.
Swanton Investment company with Hoehhean
o. kurtz company--To erect building N " limo
OF Mason street. 20 : of q Farrell: SIS. 2IS.
Daniel O'COnner with J. Y. Csmpbeli-To erect
one story and basement building in SE line
of Mission street. 80 SW Of Seventh. SW q
By Sc IS: s3.600.
John HiakeI with Otto A Craemer-ro srect
three story frame apartment binding az NV
corner Of WaShinrtOn and Jones street. " 50 q
BY y 1874 s43. COO
Phebe A. Heart with American construction
couapany-Struc turaI steel for =rilaCe and super
structure for II story and basement class A
building AZ corner 0f Market sad Kearny
streets 6o-11. 81 63.31.. Ne SIG. Sc a.
Ne 40 NV I6O. SW to beginning. So 45 per ton
The san Francisco savings union with Hoffman
& NeuSer-IIeafing and ventilatins for bulliiug
az NV corner OF Grant avenue and O'Farrell
street. IS by o.. s1o.oo4
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CITY REAL ESTATE
AN IDEAL HoAiE-TERsIS To SUI


JUST COMPLETED.
Strikinsly beautiful. the owner has given IN
limited study TO combine the artistic and the
convenient: the exterior is on the lines OF the
most modern cement houses aud possesses a
swsgger simplicity devoid OF ornament that is
not an integral part OF the construction. The
interior expresses refinement and comfort AZ
every point On the first door IS a spacious
living room covered with rich brown cloth; q
large, open fireplace OF Harvard brick. with a
shelf supported by interesting antique carvings
tavern benches. beamed ceiling and unusual
stairway add 10 the quaint charm: the dining
Missien oak suTmounted by imported freize
the built IN buffet deserves mention. kitchen has
every newest convenience On second door:
chambers and mans den have interesting wall
coverings Basement has laundry. wine cellar,
servants room arranged There Is provision far
I a garage. Only s.. 900 cash required balance on
monthly payments The lot is on the suRniest
corner with a frontage OF 80 feet. Key at Of
ice OF builder and designer
Z n FRITZ. 14ol Masonic av-
ROOMS and bath cottage 10 rent: marine
view; l block Union 81. carline; lot 2:ex
1915; has small garage; $50 month; 2161
Green 81. See JOSEPH RUCKER & CO..
Post 81
IF you are looking for city property or home
in Berkeley. Oakland or Alameda. cali or send
for descriptive list R0THERAEL
Co. 2+1 Russ building, San Francisco.
81, 600 ne; modern T. bungalow. sn
Greenwich 81; easy terms
$500 each-2 blocks in Sunset
C. W. MoORES, l07 Montgomery st.
FOR sale room cottage and lot 32:sx13z: g,
with garage; marine view; block from ears
Apply JOSEPH RUCKER & Co, Post 81
s3. 45o-354 San Carlos av; large rooms =
baths; easily made into fats; bargain. Apply
2laO Mission ST.
81. .s0o-Lot. 25xS0; san Carlos av. near 18th ST.:
$500 cash: bargain Apply 2Is0 Mission 81.
FOR sale-SACRIFICE. l or . lots. 25xi13. in
San Bruno av. near Ward ST Box 266l, call.
HAVE Standard Title Insurance Company. Mills
bldg. insure your title: save time and money
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
At 1881 FIJI MORE ST
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REDWOOD CITY REAL EsTATE

GREAT BARGAINS-IOts in Redwood City. $50
each: elegant hone sites; close IN: don't de,sT;
only few left: $40 down and s. per month buys
a lot; write or cali for handsome booSle,.
p v NAGPTnTP s99s NTiSslnn 81
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Rooms 40a-4l0
Telephone KeaFny 4ls6. Home C2Te2
SALo0N-In wholesale district, taxing in from
SIS 70 $50 per day: 50 500 part cash
SALOON AND LODGING HoUSE-Soutn of
Market st: lease ; years: rent $50; good
proposition; small payment down
SAL0ON-On Market st.
SALD0N-On kearny st
II you want well paying saloon dea't over
looE We sgit you-
- room apt house, clears SI00. 81 go: terms
- room apt. house. clears SI23, 81, 800; terms.
APARTMENT HoUSE-Downtosgn; % rooms;
new and modern; full all the time; a snap; must
be sold.
70 room house. close in; nicely furnished !;
$500. ov will trade for fats smaller house.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
NOYATO RANCH LANDS.
NOYATO RANCH LANDS
NE.rsTNr CznT-NTE


RANCH LANDS
MARIN COUNTY. CALIFORNIA
% MILES FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
The best evidence Of value Is the number Of
acres sold. .694 acres since December I, 1903,
Notwithstanding the continuous rains We sim
ply ask investigation and leave the rest with
you. Terms easy-one7 quarter down. balance
in three equal annual payments Apples.
peaches, apricOts, pears and vineyards-5. 10
and 20 seres-SSo0 70 S4eo per acre, full bear
Ing.
The finest garden lands from 500 to $50
per acre. adapted 10 all kinds OF vegetables
and berries.
Chicken ranch lands in the low foothills.
bordering the valley. $40 TO SIS per acre
ideal
Pure mountain water. inexhaustible quaati-
ties: springs and creeks surface and well
water at 20 feet. Climate unsurpassed In
California.
Can or write for our free literature. Six
daily trains each way TO NOvato; 20 cents
round trip on sunday. Agents meet eTerJ
train
Take Sausalite boat
J. P. MASSIE COMPANY.
6o1-602 Union Trust bldg,
San Francisco. California
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PATENT ATTORNEYS
MEDICAL

ATTENIiUN. ladies-Dh- LEWIS, 933 Market
ST. bet 5th and 9th. world renow ned specialist
for women only; no delays or dIsappointmeats
relief guaranteed By most superior painless
methods known to medical science most OBJ
stinate cases treated; all femsle complaints
aud irregularities treated; have no hesitancJ
II in Feed OF my services; absolutely harmless
low fees BY consulting an eminent specialist
you save time and money. Advice free. 10
O. N. to D. %. and 10 9 .. m; Sundays
Ii a. N ITO 2 p.
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FURNITURE MANrEn

We are The largest buyers OF new OF second
Asnd furniture, pianos. carpets. desks or mer-
e4ano Sc wiz bug yours; spot cash. MARK
Phones Park $50. Home S2e92
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LEGAL NOTICES

BY mutual consent, the firm Of SIN0Nl
GARBINI OF San Francisco has this Jay. /.
January IS 1910. dissolved. J. tsafBiai re-
firing. A. Simeni and j. ]. Rera VIII con
tinue doing business and collect al outstanding
accounts and pay all debts. Signsd.
A. SI1ION.
J. GkRSINI
J. J. PERA-
NOTICE il hereby given that / intend 70 apply
TO the state board OF prison directors to he
paroaed from San Quentin prison. according 10
law; o. T. MITCHELL
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81 .00O-I40 acres of fine level land: sandy loan
sell; 30 acres full bearing vineyard. Is acres
full bearing orchard. 30 acres suitable for al
falfa: plenty of water for irrigation at small
expense; house. barn. packing house. etc:
snap: to settle an estate; co miles from San
Francisco: half cash takes this: act quick;
worth S109 per acre TAYLOR BROS. < CO..
1896 Broadway. Oakland
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Do you want to be put in touch with some of
the best business propositions In the state !?
II 50. call on
{. s. MOORE
REAL ESTATE AND MINING PROMOTER
col 500 WESTBANk BLDG,
PHONE kEARNY 1859 HOME 1865.
Does Is per cent look good TO you! II 80, /
have H. drsying business with large ware
house. dwelling house barn. wagons. horses
snd lots for $1,000: terms. IL YOU don
want TO this business yourself I have
tenant who viii take a year lease at $50
per month.
saIoons-The best saloons in san Francisco
and Oakland from 1000 TO S45.t TOO / have
the best the market.
c. s. MOORE, 601 -6o2 WESTBANK BLDG
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RICHMOND REAL ESTATE


WILL sacrince fae well located building lot
Richmond for OILY $40 for quick casa. Box
49aI. Cal Office. Oakland
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
A-wIGS and TOUPEES that defy detection: ven
tiiated; perspiration doesn't affect them: wig
making life study: mems private wig depart
ment 22T1 Cal 81. near Webster Mr. a.
T,ederer in charge. LADIES HAIR GOODS
Transformation. switches. purs artistic wig
making. shampooing- G. LEDERER. 1909 FIJI
more St near Suffer. Established 1865.
MRS. NETTIE HARRISON removes supereuou.
hair electric needle process; 20 years, nrac-
tice: gray hair colored and restored: experts
only, facial treatment; moles. freekles pim-
pies removed. Thymai French cure for over
fat people. zoos Sutter mr.. Hyde. t. Frank 557a
MAGNETIC physical healing; vital science
MRS HOLSH0USER. 35i Pacific bldg nv an
pointment. / have very skilifnl operator
late OF New York. Miss Isabelle A. Neilson
AA-Mme Houston. 5s2 whitney hldg.-French
filling process by expert dermatologiss: ladIe,
aud gentlemen. satisfaction guaranteed.
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ADVANCE Window Shade Facfory-Banboo porel
S-a1es n 81 sizes Geo Malcom. lI3l SITTER
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$500 PER ACRE

Great wheat country: 100 acre farms IN the
rich delta OF the Sonora river: near American
line in Mexico between Southern Pacific and
sea; most excellent climate; deep garden soil {;
corn wheat. cotton. beans. alfalfa dates
oranges Iemors all vegetable products; good
market 80. .Oo0 acres opened 70 American
farmers; arst 10000 acres at s. per acre; half
cash: this IS really S1eo l1nd See or write Us
Immediately
G NJ WOOSTER COMPANY,
702 Market 81, San Francisco, CAL
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WESTERN INVESTMENT co,
$50 Market St. Room 2ls
STATIONERY AND CANDY STORE. i-e cream
etc; near school in Richmond dist: on good
corner; living rooms; asonable rsnt: fine
paying place; can be had cheap for cash
HOME BAKERY AND DEIICATESSEN: 3 living
rooms; SIS rent; SD dag trade; 1928.
POOL AND BILLIARD parior with T.I-NCH
COUNTER, tables; big trade: location right :
VIII give weeks trial and guarantee $50 tiay :
$3.50; So coo cash viii handle IT,
All kinds of businesses for Gale
ART STORE FOR SALE.
An up TO date art store In rapidly growing
interior town; been established years: located
the main street. In best business section
With good established steady trade; best Of
reasons for selling: stock viii invoice between
81 eco and 5000. VIII sell for 81 500 II taken
al once. Address ART STORE. box 1865, Call
FOR ssie-First class soda bottling works in
prosperous country town, II. 600 population /.
good pairing business; good reason for selling
EWyther particulars, address box 26l2. Call Of
nee. San Francisco.
STOCK for sale IN interurban railroad in the
most fertile valley in the state: road now
under construction: investigate at once. Boy
259s. Call office.
GROCERY stock wanted in exchange for good
property. FIDELITY REALTY CO., 7ss Mar
ket ST
MISFIT parior. cleaning and repairing shop; good
leeetlon; disagreement Of partners 2o2 4th ST
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28
For the District.
COMMITTEE FAILS
TO SECURE QUORUM

The work Of framing a rivers and
hArbOrs bill for presentation 70 the next
Congress, which was 10 have begun to-
day by the Rovers and Harbors Com
1littee OF the House, was delayed be-
caused Of the absence Of a quorum of
that committee But ten Of the twenty
members have arrived n Washington.
and half a dozen more are expected
here within week The time of
assembling q committee has not been
set, pending news from the tardy
Representatives but If enough OF them
arrive the committee viii begin its ses-
siOus tomorrow
Hon Joseph F. RansdeIl. president OF
the rivers and harbCrS congress. and a
member OF the Rivers and HarbOrs
Committee from the House, said today:
''Ihe situation with regard 10 water
way legislation is a critical one. and
unless strong pressure is brought 70
legislation may be prevented during
the short session Of Congress
The enactment Of sUcn a bin by Con
EreSS Is absolutely imperative. con-
tjnued Mr. RanSdeu- Work on many
important oieCtS- and improvements.
q heavy loss TO the Government. musJ
cease unless Congress passes a rivers
and harbOTS' bill during its coming SeS-
sion and places waterway legislation
on a par with other great appropriation
bills This VIII insure the completion
OF great waterway i'm rOTement projects
after they have been once undertaken
Mr. RanSCeli stated that the views ii
President Taft are entirely IN accord
with those OF officers Of the National
congress VIII meet in Washington De-
ceTnber .. s, and 9
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SOMEBODY TO PAY
FOR NEWARK FIRE

( NEWARK, y J. Nov. 2S-PrOSecUtor
/ With II A Mott VIII begin today an in
vesugatiOn for the purpose Of fiSins
the blame for the loss of life in Satur-
days big factory fire
Assis, ant Prosecutor Frederick A
{ IsehIbach VIII go to Trenton this morn
ing TO confer with Lewis T. Bryant,
commissioner of the Department Of
Labor upon which devoIves the duty
Of seeing that New Jersey industries
have surrounded their employees with
proper protection IN case OF fire or other
danger.
The fact that Mr. LehIbach VIII go
to Trenton, at the direction Of his chief
indicates that the state officials, with
whom lies the duty or Inspecting fac
tories. are looked upon as important
factors when II comes 70 considering
who Is responsible Tor the conditions
that led TO such an APP allIng sacrifice
Of human lives
ton b. a COTOnerS jury. and then the
facts VIII be laid before the grand jury.
Prosecutor Mott, from what he has
already learned, declares tE,rt a crlrniilal
case vii undoubtedly be made OF the
affair, and that an attempt VIII be made
10 punish those responsible for the
continued use Of the death trap"
Prosecutor Mott said he would seek
70 have state Labor COMMISSIONS
J. evils T Bryant indicted for falling to
have adequate IRE escapes placed on
the structures
Following the discovery OF the two
additional bodies today, search for more
dead WIS pushed with grim determine
ton tOda-, but the debris IS piled 50
high with the fallen walls and ma
chine-v from the upper floors that the
vvO~lzrcen declared that II might be
many hours before sufficient Roadway
rOuId be made to determine whether or
rO4 there are more bodies in the wreck
axe.
An official statement given out by the
city authorities today placed the NUM-
Der Of known dead from the box fac
tory fire al tyventv-fou-. with three
women dying and seven missing
This includes two bodies found Dy
vorkmen in the ruins this morning
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MAJOR BARRY'S WIFE
DIES IN VIRGINIA
Was Seventy Years Old and
Had Suffered Brief III
ness of Pneumonia.

WARRENTON, Va, Nov. 8.-Mrs-
Julia Nelson Barry, wife OF Major ROB
ert P. Barry. and sister OF the late Mrs.
s r. King. died at Clifton, the country
home of the BarTys, near here last
night. after a brief illness of pneU-
monia-
Mrs Parry ives in her SEVENTEEN
year -iEl was a native of New York
stat erff a descendant Of the famous
r M RennSaeIer and StuVVesanc
IamI 's- MIS- BarEy for a number Of
years re- tded in Wilmington, y. G, but
for the last thirty wears had been a
resident Of FaUQuier county.
She Is Urvived by her husband. Major
r p Parry, two daughters. Mrs Leon
ard Horner, Of Connecticut, and Mrs
Julian Keith, of War; @nton, and three
SONS Herbert and Robert Barry, Of New
YO- and Rev Nelson Barry, OF the Dis
tTi- Of Columbi4- Mrs Barry was a
member Of the Episcopal church and
prominent in church work. InteTuent
Will BE- announced later.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28
PARLIAMENT ENDS
AND FIGHT Is ON
Battle Between Lords and Liberals at the Polls Not
Ameliorated by Kings Dissolution
Address.

LONDON, Nov 2s-England's political
die has been cast parliament has been
dissolved, and the battle between the
house Of lords and the Liberals, which
may result in a social revolution IN
Great Britain, Is on
The lords and commons met in joint
session today 10 hear the Kings dis
solution speech. which was formal.
JhanIing the elected and the hereditary
lawmakers for their labors, announcing
the prorogUing Of the present pariia-
ment and he Kings determination TO
call a general election for the selection
OF a new house Of commons.
Lord Loreburn, the lord high chan
ceIlor. read the speech OF the King
The Asquith cabinet members were
not present at the dissolution. being
In executive session at the time con-
Guiding business that had to be wound
I'd
The dissolution of parliament and tbs
calling Of a new general election was
forced by the Liberals, who are now l.
power. TOd2y's act marks a warfare
whose central issue is the destruction
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28

Of much of the legislative power Of the
hereditary house Of lords. or the
saddIing upon England OF the old
regime
The Liberals seek the abolition Of
the lords except as a consultative body,
and, having got il out Of the way, Il
they are successful. they propose TO
enact mass OF very advanced leSiSla-
ton The laborites want to abolish the
house CT lords. not even allowing 1t to
remain for the purpose of consultation
The program Of legislation sought by
the labOrites is even more advanced
than that demanded BIZ the Liberals
Il Is SOcialiStic. in fact. The irish.
too. are bent on ending the supervision
rule Of the lords They do not care
how il is done, so long as it Is done
They demand Irish home rule The
lords have thus far baked them The
peer out OF the way, the irish expect
home rule The Conservatives want the
lords 10 continue in power But their
idea of reform is a house Of still
greater strength than the present one
and lust as conservative.
That, II brief. Is the condition pre-
Vailins la England today
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28
VENDING ON TRIAL
FOR CHILD MURDER

LOUISVILLE. ky Nov. S.-Josepu
vending. charged with the murder OF
little nine-year-Old Alma Kellner. VINO
FOR months was supposed the victim OF
a mysterious kidnapping plot was today
here
The child disappeared December S,
1893. leaving her home 20 attend mass
at St Johns Church. For months she
was supposed to have been kidnapped.
and her father and his relatives offered
large rewards No trace OF the missing
girl was found until Nav -. when bones
identified as hers were found in the
cellar Of the st. Johns parochial school
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28
EMBEZZLER
CAUGHT IN DETROIT
Newport News Man Said TO Be
Short $4,000 at
Bank

DETROIT, Mich, Nov 2S--MntOn R
Mock, Of Newport News, Va. was ar
rested here TODAY. charged with violat
ing the Federal banking laws
he Is said to be short 5000 at the
First National Bank OF Newport News
He disappeared July :. 1909
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-28
EXPOSITION CROWDED.

SANTIAGO. Chile. Nov. 2-Bis
crowds are attending the opening OF the
international Industrial and AcricJlI-
turai Exposition here The Chilean ex-
hibit is especially extensive and CON-
plete-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-02

Marking to Wuchang is the walled city
OF Kiukiang, a great center for porcelain
and tea. 1t lies near the Poyang lake
and is about IS miles from the big city
of Nanchang. The latter town contains
over a million Inhabitants and is one of
the chief business places of China. A
railway is now building between these
two. important trade centers. 1t should
be completed and in operation by the
time this letter is published. The road
was laid out by Japanese surveyors and
the construction will be exceedingly cost
ly There are three japanese civil en-
gineers, each of whom has a score of
Japanese assistants, and every assistant
has Jap or so as servant. At pres
ent il takes, according to the stage OF
the water, from "A hours TO two days to
go from Kiukiang to Nanchang. When
the road is finished the journey can be
made in less than three hours.
In Southern China.
A number OF important railway pro-
jects are under way in southern China.
The chief of these just now is the short
line from Hougkang to Canton. This is
the Canton-Kowloon road. It will be
less than hundred miles long and
through villages all the way Canton
contains 100000 or more. Hongkong is
one of the chief ports of the world, and
carry the traffic The trunk line from
Canton to Pekin will be an enormous
feeder for this little line, and several
other roads already projected will all
contribute to it. Many railways will be
continually built from Canton north and
south, and 1t is bound to be one of the
worlds chief railroad centers.
The same is true of Yunnan, toward
which the French are constructing a
road from Tongking, and to which the
Burmese railways will probably come
The roads are to be extended from Yam
nan north to the Yangtse, passing
through the town of Chunking, which is
about 1000 miles up the river. and other
roads will be built to open UP the enor-
nous mineral deposits of that territory.
In addition to all this are the German
railways. which have been constructed
from Kiaochau bay westward through
the German hinterland of Shangtung.
These already comprise about 274 miles of
track, and when completed they will
probably be three times as long. They
will cost, all told, over s50,0Oo000. The
lines already built are. doing we'll the
stock yielding "A per cent dividends. The
concessions include the right to all min
eral deposits lying within ten miles on
ZACH side of the track.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-02
MoDJEskA's JULIET.
Great Actresses Memories of How She
Prepared the Part.


"I was always dreaming of Shake
memories in the January Century"
I'VE had had nothing but Hamlet in
the repertoire until I spoke to Mr.. Koz-
milan, and he, after justified moment
OF hesitation, consented to produce
Romeo and Juliet Ladnowski was to
be Romeo, and the part of Juliet was sent
to me, together with the manuscript
II had never seen or even read Romeo
and Juliet before, and | simply went
wild over it. I remember that In my
excitement I walked up and down my
room exclaiming: How great! How
beautiful! What genius! How he,
though man, knew Juliet's feelings and
thoughts! There is no other being in
the world who can compare with Shake
speare He is the greatest of the great!
All the time I spent in studying Juliet I
walked In a dream, repeating the lines,
and looking for solitary places in public
gardens in order to get the atmosphere
of certain scenes. I used to go for long
evening walks with my brother, his wife
and Ladnowsxi, and in some quiet nook
among the trees we rehearsed the balcony
soene to try our hushed voices in the
80 One evening we went to the GEM
~. end I repeated the tomb scene,
and also my soliioquy in the fourth act
In order to get the atmosphere OF the
parting scene, / spent sleepiess night,
and at the first glimpse of hight went
into the open air. I had been up at
dawn many a time before. but tho grand
awakening of nature had never had SO
much meaning.
"How I played Juliet then could not
tell now When played 1t IN England
changed some of the scenes. but not