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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

FAIRFAX and San Anselmo real estate; ideal
climate ideal conditions; ideal railroad serv-
Ices; everything ideal: our machines meet
all trains at San Anselmo, Lansdale and
Fsirfsx. CROKER CO.. the leading
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PORK rARn AMI orr

San Francisco quotations this morning IN
pork, lard, cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard. tierces, 14hc; do SIS, per
case S7.3S, do los. 50. 13 do IS, 50 %: do Al
So 50; arrow compound, tierces, lie; do sos
S. 63 do los, $705; do IS. $7.13; do 3s, s7.2o:
yellow cooking Oil, Csc; white arrow
family beef. $24; family beef. $24; extra mes,
beef, $24, extra prime pork, $25: extra pig
pork. 500. Caifene-Tubs. l1%c; half bbIs'
11asc: / tieree, 11hc; 9 tierces, Ike.
tierces, lie; case, 81. Cottolene-Half hbls
l1Ac; tierce. 11Sc; 2 tierce. lIhc; 5s'
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Oct GOOD hogs were scarce
and in urgent demand today. the s.. .eo@g
grades selling firm, but there was profusion
Of sows and little stun, for neither Of which
a reliable market existed. The trend was
downward. Eleven markets had O., coo, against
against 270, 600 last year. Cattle trade was
OF small volume at steady prices on the basis
OF declines early in the week. Live muttons
were strong to 10c higher. Western receipts
showed a contraction or 100000 compared with
last week
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LOCAL FRUIT MARKE-

Prices this morning IN the local wholesale
fruit market:
Deciduous Fruits-Apples uer box: Califor-
MA Gravensteins 81. l.5o12, DO, Oregon. $1.75 q
2: New1own pippins, tier, s1.50@1.75; do.
~ tier, $1.15 al 80: bellenower 31a tier. 81 40
glo0; do tier. 81. .2591.3 .35: do. Az tier. 81
9l2o; Rhode Island greetings, 75c9$1; Alex
anders, 90cQ$l.25.
Peaehes-Small boxes. 5oal75c; carriers. roo
Plnms tper crate) )-5o@s5c: prunes. so@s5c;
do small boxes. 2505Gc
Figs tper boI)-Black, single layer, 4o@eoc;
ounces (per box)-65c M$1.
Pomegranates (per box)-5Oc6$1.50.
Fears lper box)-Bartletts, S17542.25 do.
NO. z. 7ocQ$1: other varieties. 75c4$1.
Grapes tper crate )--Seedless, 63 G75c: To
kay, S5Q90c; Malaga, 50165c; black, 50@60c;
Muscats, 75@S5c; Cornichon. e5IS5c; lugs.
Iokay. S5cQ$1: Muscat, IS Ieoc; black, 50@
e5c; seedless 75c@s1: all small toxes, $50
4oc: zinfandel. per ton, S1f@1S.
Strawberries tper chest)--$2. 2563.
Raspberries fper chest)-$i@6.
Blackberries tper chest)-S4.50.
Huckleberries tper lb)-4@g7c.
Melons-Delta eantaioupes, per crate. 5Oc9
$125: nutmegs. per box. 4o4 SIC; watermelons,
per dozen, S2@2.75.
Citrus Fruits tper box,--Ienons, standard:
s6.5ogI 80; choice. se-so97..o; fancy. $50
800; grapefruit, fancy Seeding, S1.50q3; do,
seedless, S5.50G6; lines per case. $S@10.
Oranges (per box1-valencias. s496.
Tropical Fruts-Bananas. Hawaiian, 81 q
$1-50 per bunch; do. Central American, 3A d
4c per lb do. Mexican, 1la I2c per ID; pineap-
pies. per doz. Hawaiian. $l.5oq2.50; lines.
$S.50410.
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FLouR AND GRAIN

Quotations IN San FRANCISCO this morning.:
F1our-Net cash. per bbl: California family
extra. $5.6066; bakers extras $4.65@5 20;
superdne. $390@4.1os Dakotas, $6.4O@ I. 40 +;
Kansas. $606.25.
Wheat fper ctl)-Caifornia club S141hM
1.50; northern wheat bluestem ST. Goal 6215 !,
turkey red $1.60@1. .621a; red Russian, sI.4Tl5
@1.5o: club, $1.4T1a G1.50; fold, 81 IL
M1s5
Barley fper eth = Good to choice feed,
81. 81 II @1 40: lower grades $1.30@1. .35; ship
ping and brewing, S1406I45
Oats (per ctiS-White feed, s145@1 .52n ;
red seed. S1.90M2.15; do feed. nominal; black.
81. ga. %: surprise. $i.55@1.57h.
Corn (per ctl)-Prices largely nominal Yel-
low, bulk, $1.T5: do white. $3.50.
Rye (per ctl) .45G1 1.5o.
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BAseLE-In Oakland. Cal. september

BANGLE-In Oakland, CAL. September so,
1913. Edward Bangle, beloved husband Of
Elizabeth Bangle. father OF Edward Bangle
Jr., Henry and Eva Bangle. native of Eng
land. aged 81 years months and 10 days
member Of Orion lodge No. 1S9, l. o. o.
F., and brooklyn lodge No. 22b, II. and
A. NJ.
D0LIBER--In San Francisco, CAL, September
30. 1913. @. A. Doliber, brother OF Peter
Dolfber OF Salem Mass, and Mrs. John Good
win Of Massachusetts. a native OF Chiches-
ter, n. X, aged 63 years
WILKINS-In Oakland. October /. 1918, Charles
wilkins, husband Of the late Elizabeth Wilk-
ms, father OF 2. w. and =. ;. Wilkins OF
Oakland, Mrs. r. A. Van Pelt OF Napa. CAL.
and T.. r. wilkins Of Chicago. a native OF
Glostershire. Eng, aged SO years Q months
and "a days. member Of Appomattox post
No. 80, G.. A. r.
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FRESH AND CURED FISH

Fresh Fish tper Ibl-HalIbut, III q T &c;
carp, 4c; catfish, 10@11c Goldfish, Sc; red rock.
ga loc; black rock. &c; barracuda. &C.: large
sofes, &c; sand dabs. &c; small soles, &c; sea
bass, 10c: tomcod. 90I0c; shad. 4l5c salmon,
lie: smelt 10c: crawfish. 25G30c.
SalInon-Alaska reds SLID; Alaska king,
60c; No. tall cans, doz TO case, (. o. b.,
San Francisco Puget sound sockeyes, tails,
$3.50; fats, $l.65; halves, $1G10J, +. o. b.,
Puget sound
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HIDES. WOOL AND SKINS

Sheep Pelts teach )--Long WOOL SOc67S1: mo
dunn wool. 45@6oc; short wool, 25@40c: shear
lings, good. 15025c; shearlings, shaved Of
damaged 1oc; lambs large, long wool, 85015oc:
lambs small, 1t@30c; milk lambs. i01l0c
Wet Salted Hides (per lb)-- Steers. heavy.
over so lbs, l5c sound, ld5xc cnlls; steers, me-
dun. 4S to 56 lbs. 15c sound 14Kc cujis;
cows, heavy. over 80 lbs, l5c sound, 14Hc
culls light hidesg 80 to 50 lbs, 15c sound. IA ic
kfps, is to 80 lbs. 18c sound. l5c culls: veal
10 to Is Ibs. l9c sound, lsc culls; calf. up to
10 lbs. 19c sound 16c culis. Damaged or hair
slipped. from lack Of salt or other causes, ga
1Oc per ID.
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HAMS AND BACON

:. san Francfsco quotatlons THIS morning on
hams and bacon Primrose hams 1912
&c; do 12-14. pc; do 14-I6. 22c: prim.
rose bacon, as, Sic; eastern star hams i0-12
21 1ac; do l2-14, 21 1ac; eastern skid hams 23c:
do I4-le. 21hc; eastern star bacon 4-6. 29c: do
6-S, 2Sc; do S-10. &c: do 1912, 26c; monarch
hams, 1912. zoe; do 1915 21c; monarch picnic
hams, 141ac; arrow bacon, $40 26lac do
1912, 251ac; medium bacon. 2o4c: 1t d. s.
$40, Csc. do 1912. 22c; light medium, 201ac
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IooAr. sueAR oIrorArYoNe

The Western Sugar Kefining company quotes
net prices on granulated sugar. In bags OF 100
lbs, as follows: Western fine granulated 81 SO.
fruit granuiated, $3.50; Gamers granulated
$3.50; crystal dominos, whole pieces, 5 ID car,
tons, $500; do ID cartons S9.1o: do half
pieces, lb cartons. 50 TO- monarch bar, $5 IS:
tablets, In half bbls, $3.50: do % lb boxes
$5.55; cubes $5.05; monarch powdered. $49
xxx powdered. $500. confectioners' A,
$3.50; bett granulated, 100 ID pags only, s460;
extra c, $4.60; golden c, $4.20, D, $4.l0
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LOCAL PROVISION PRopucrs

Wholesale prices provision products arc
quoted this morning BY Miller & Lux as fol
lows: Hams, eastern, II 1sc: California 20Lc
picncs, I41ac; bacon. eastern, 6S average, 25c;
BIO average. 24c; California. 6-S average, 22c;
tierce basis, 12c, best shortening. tierces.
10hc; compound, II. H. brand. tierce basis.
l0c: salad oil NJ. & L. brand. s5c; white
cooking oil, NJ. L. brand. October delivery.
Csc; yellow cooking oil. Nj. & L. brand. soc.
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cHIcAGn PRODUCE

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Potatoes advanced &c ne
bnshel today on the first real showing o
strength for more than week Small receipt
and firm demand were responsible.
Butter-Receipts, G,499 tubs. Prices un
changed.
Eggs Receipts. 4.sas cases. Prices un
changed
Live poultry-Unchanged.
Potatoes--Re Receipts, 65 cars Minnesota an,
early Ohio, 55060c; Wisconsin, 57@87hc.
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rHE cOTToN MARRrr

higher. Opened quiet 192 points lower Al
1918 p. m. quiet generally, 1s02h higher
Sales, 10000. including 1900 American. Spo
cotton In fair demand at points decline. mid
1STd.
NEW YORK, Oct. s.-Cotton opening -octo
ber, 14.10c: December. 13.95c June, f3.TSc
March, 13.S1c; May, 13S6c. Port receipt.
today estimated early at &C, 900 bales agaIns
90. 1858 last week, 60,623 last year and 62,x9;
In 1911
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HAy. FEEn ANn MEAr

Wholesale lots or nay on today's market.
Fancy wheat hay Qight bales) s20M2I: No i
wheat or wheat and oat, $17.50@iS.5e: good
grade, same $l6glI 90: other grades, $i4.50
grade. same, s15@lI; wild oat hay, SIS. 5om
1850; alfalfa, $12M14; stock hay SlOa ID. "a.
straw, per bale, 65G1SDc
Feed tper ton)--Bran, $15.50M2s for white
and $25 for red: middlngs S2em32: shorts
$26@25; rolled barley, $29. .5o6so. 50: corn meal.
car lots, SIT; do, small lots, SIS.
Meal lper ton)-Oilcake. 20 ton lots, s33: 10
tons. $3.50; 5 tons. S34; less than : tons,
500; do. tons, $29.50 do. small lots. $50
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Local Oil Quotations
SALES OCTOBER 8
CONSOLIDATION IN LEAD

NEW YORK. Oct. ga consolidation Of the
st. Joseph Lead company of ST. Louis Mo-. a
100000, 600 corporation with the Doe Lead
company Of ST. Louis. Mo-, SIS, 600 900 con
cern, today was recommended In report sub
mitted by committee which has been con.
siderfng the proposition. Under the terms OF
consolidation recommended no new organiza-
tlon Will be formed. About $40. .o0o. 900 Of the
stock OF the st. Joseph company has not been
issued. and So 000 OF this will be given to
stock holders OF the Doe reorganization com
pany for their present holdings 1t was rec
commended by the committee that the direct
ors OF the st. Joseph company be increased
to 49,
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KANSAS CITY LIyEsToCK

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 3.-Cattle-Receipts
lso00i market steady. Colorado steers, 81 2J
ers, s8.60@7. 80; cows and heifers, So. 25a5. IS:
calves. $JG0.50. Hogs-Receipts, $500;
steady. Top. $685.: bulk Of sales, SIS. 35 "a
$50; heavy, S6.30GS.55: medium. IS 4Ous s. 65:
light, SS9soo. Sheep Receipts. S.0o0; mar
ket 10415c lower. Lambs, $3.50; ewes, So s.;
feeders. SO. 2O@6.40
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Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT

From Honolulu, stmr Missourian
From Puget sound ports and Victoria, stmr
Umatiila.
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr
President
From Grays Harbor, stmr Columbia
From Los Angeles. stmr Santa Clara.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER
From Miiki. stmr Powhattan
From Portland and Astoria, stmr Yucatan
stmr f. A. kilburn.
From Fort Bragg. stmr Brunswick
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr
Harvard.
From Los Angeles, sfmr Hanalei
from Puget sound stmr Santa Cruz
FROM Grays Harbor. stmr ChehaIis.
From Willapa harbor, stmr Avalon.
From Willapa barbor, stmr Santa Barbara
From Portland, stmr Yosemite.
From Coqulle river, stmr Speedwell.
From Los Angeles stmr Oliver J Olson.
From Los Angeles, stmr Northlaud
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POULTRY AND GAME

Prices quoted in San Francisco this morning:
Poultry-Per Ib California fryers, 21123c;
old roosters, 12c: do young. 22Q23c; hens IA
22924c
Per dog: California hens. small. s4.50@5;
do large. S667: do extra. sS011: old roosters,
S4@6: young roosters, sT@s: do full grown,
$8@T0; fryers, $5@6: broilers. S3@5: ducks,
old. $5Q6; do young, $6.50QS.5o: pigeons.
81 %; do squads. 81. 1.5o@2.50: geese, per pair,
$2@2. So
Belgian hare-Per ID: 10@11c.
Turkeys-Per lb: Young. % 3925c; do old,
20Uzxc.
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Financial Summary
American stocks in London irregular.

Tariff bill passes senate by vote OF Sc to II.
Senate recedes from Clarke amendment tax
Ing cotton and agrees TO amendment voted into
the bill by the house. After the house recedes
from Smith Lever amendment measure will
go to President Wilson.
Railroads operating in South Texas crippled
by food damage.
Governor Foss threatens legislation II New
Haven engineers strike on account of seniority
rule.
Wilson plans to stump for currency bill II
senate fails to vote on 1t.
Uruguay abandons proposed So. 600 900 loan.
president Menocai of Cuba calls extra
sion of congress for October to authorize loan
Of SIS. 900. .Oo0
New Haven reported in market for $50, ,0o0.-
600 equipment.
Twelve industrials advanced 64 Twenty
active railroads advanced Al
Railroads lot. SO. Industrials So %
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RECEIprs AND sHIpMrNrs

CHICAGO. Oct. 3.-Primary receipts and ship
ments: Wheat-Today. l,37o. 600 bushels, ss<
600; year ago. 1.472000 bushels. 1. .42a, coo
Corn-Today, 537 900 bushels, 546 900; year
ago. 55e. 900 bushels. $4,000. oats-Today
SS4 900 bushels $4,000; year ago, 925. .oof
bushels, ], ,153 600.
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oneese-Caiifornia fancy fats. 16iac pound
nrm' 90 nrsts. 15c, weak; do seconds. 14c
fancy Young Americas 16c, steady; do frsts.
lo1ac. steady; Oregon twins. Ice. steady; do
riplets, Ice. steady; 1oang Americas. l7c
steady. Eastern-New York cheddars, fancy
1uc, steady; Winconsin fancy twins. leisc,
steady; do triplets. 171ac. steady.
hetliers charged &c pound each square
OF butter and &c dozen on eggs over these
quotations
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DRIED FRUITS MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Dried fruits. steady
Apricots. choice to fancy, 18@16c Evaporated
apples, prime to fancy, u M9t5c Prunes
sos ~ e to COS, ss Gl21sc; COS to zoos, 4,ag7Mc.
raisins, choice to fancy, 6x x@7Ac
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SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS
FoREcAsT


Forecast till p. M, Pacific time, Saturday:
For San Francisco Oakland and vicinity
Foggy tonight and early Saturday morning. fair
weather during the day Saturday; light west
wind. increasing In the afternoon.
For California north OF the Tehachapi-Fair
tonight and Saturday. except foggy along the
coast tonight and early Saturday morning; light
west wind.
For California south OF the Tehachapi-
Cloudy probably showers tonight, Saturday
cloudy: light west wind.
For Nevada-Fair tonight and Saturday
For Sacramento valley--Fair tonight and Sat
urday; light south wind.
For Santa Clara valley--Fair tonight and Sat-
urday; light northwest wind
For San Joaquin valley-Fafr tonight and Sat-
urday; light northwest wind
WEATHER CONDITIONS
The pressure is rising along the Oregon coast.
giving fair weather over the Pacific slope north
mia coast In southern California and Arizona
the weather Is cloudy and unsettled. A depres
sion Is central over the upper Missouri VALLEY
causing cloudy weather in the northern Rocky
mountain region The weather is fair from the
Rocky to the Allegheny mountains. except in
Texas where rain has fallen. The storm con-
tinues or the New England coast and general
rain has fallen over that section. The tempera
ture has risen over the plains states and Mis-
souri valley and fallen over the British posses
eions and Pacific slope. Conditions are favor
able for fair weather in this district. except
probably showers Ii southern California TO-
night, g. p. WILSON, Local Forecastsr.
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FURS

FURS
over our speciality. G. FISHER. 227 9th st.
INSECTS ExTERMINATED
THE INsECTICIDE CO.. $50 Phelan bldg.
MATERNITY HOMES
PRIVATE home before and during confinement;
safe, restful location; light. airy rooms grad
uate nurses; adoption. Address Resident Ply
sican, 1851 Shafter ay- cor. Moss. Oakland.
s. r. LYING-IN HOME, 1191 Oak st.-Adop-
tion. DR.. LORD. resident physician; confne-
ment, $25. Market 1859.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
ABSOLUTELY the only registered patent attor-
ney In the city who is an experienced mechan,
ical-electro engineer. consequently the ONLY
one who can properly protect your invention.
Cali or write ARTHUR L. SLEE, 704 Fox
croft bldg, 6s Post ST.
DEWEY, STRONG & CO.. U. S. and foreign
movements free. e11-S17 Crocker bldg. s. r.
ney. AIT First National Bank bldg. Oakland.
PATENT MODELS
4. =
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PHYSICIANS
A-SPECIALIST IN FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Sure and quick results; detention from
home or occupation; painless; consultation
and advice free. RIM. 8, 1925 Market bet.
oth-7th; hrs $50 a. m to p. M; no Sun.
Dr. Card Diseases AS Of ose1.ss for formerly
aHr4a erna "A WoQfl fl.on
Market St. San Francisco.
DO YOU NEED HELP
II you need the services of a reliable special
ist Of skin and experience. no matter what your
bldg, $50 Market st. ssnitarium I'M and nurses
when desired. Strictly confidential. Hrs. 1o-4.
P. BoATSMAN, doctor Of mechano- therapy and
electro therapy; specialist In treating nervous
and chronic diseases. 2069 Sutter ST.. phone
574e.
LEADING specialist for 20 years: nurse in at
tendance; 10 to 4. 1877 Market ST.. room 100.
PRINTING
ALL job and commercial printing. STEWART
PRINTING CO.. 1884 Market St. S. r. Cop
STATIONERY
WEDDING CAKE BOXES, sample by mail. &C.
Fine Stationery.
974 Valencia ct. bet. Liberty and 21st, 8. f..
Tel. Mission 1922.
Second Hand Clothing Business
HIGHEST prices for ladies' and gents cloth
ing. 342 Sd ST.. Douglas 1896
STORAGE AND MOVING VANS
DIXON TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.,
79-Sl-S3 Turk St; Franklin 460O-50So.
CHAS. W. DIXON. Manager.
WILSON BROS. Co.-Fireproof storage NOV
ing. packing. shipping. 1856 Market ST.;
phone Park 2T1.
CENTRAL Transfer and Storage Co., Franklin
3s12-Furnlture moving; trunks 35c. so4
Larkin st.
TRUNKS moved. 35 CENTS. BELL. TRANS
FER, 357 Jones St; Franklin 1921
PIERCE -RoD0LPH STORAGE CO., I450 Eddy
St: phone West S27. West 800.
TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES
TRU UNkS-Second hand and storage trunks of
the leading makes for sale cheap LEvY,S
TRUNK FACTORY. TOT Mission: Doug 1892
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CALIFORNIA INSURANCE REPORT
BAR SILVER RATES

LONDON. Oct. a.-Bar silver steady at
26 Slid.
NEW YORK. Oct. -Commercial bar silver,
6Ixc; Mexicaz dollars, 47cs
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DIED

Abraham, Marie -. 63ikelIy, Joseph NJ.
Attinger, Mrs. Jo- kearns. Mrs. Jane.
sephine M.-...--. 30 oklsges, William
Bonoyia, Joseph -. 17knight. Nellie ....-.
Bowman. Thomas 4SLieb, Carmelita -.
Cassinelli, Frances. - Leisner, Martin ...
Cavanagh Thos. J..-lLyon, Charles A..
Cediey Francis j.. 56 Luehessi, Louis 49,.
Cornwall, Felicia F. 07iMasson, Irena .....s
Coonan, Thomas -. 6s Meyer. Mary E...
Cranna James ..... As McGrath. Catherine.
CummIns, Mrs. Ida. n McGowan, John L..
Cutting, Francis =. 10 Moss. Leopold .....
Driscoll. Alice c.. 2Mulrey, James p.
Doyle, Joseph t.. -lolsen, FINELY j.
Eastland, A. t.. 66D'Donneil, Bridget.
Egan, Daniel S..... 19poweli, Pryce w..
Emery, vibiana X. % Reed. Marquette NJ.
Evans, Thomas -. 72lRhea. Elizabeth F..
Forester, Mrs. Annie - Schmid, Elise ..
Golden. Mrs. Carrie. - Taft. Andrew ....
Gregory, Mrs. Helen II Thiemann, Louis .
Griffith. George w. 65 voight, Jennie ..
Heacock, Rev. ]. r. b4 Walker. Cyrus ...
Hilken, Christian :. So Westhoff, Sophie b.
Hunter, Emma -. 50lWilliamson Fannie
Jordan. Marion M % Young. Beatrice.
Kelly, Thomas 45i
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LOCAL VEGETABLES
vegetable prices in San Francisco this morn

ing:
POTATOES {per ctl)-Delta whites. $1@1-10:
salinas, $165Q2; sweets, $1.25@1b0.
onions tper ctl)-Silverskins, $1@1.25; on
street, 15c higher
:, vegetables-Tomatoes, 40@60c per box; gar
nc, oQsc per ID; cucumbers. 50@75c per box:
string string beans, 2@4c per lb; lima, 3931sc per lb;
pess' og6c per 10; green peppers. 25@6oc per
box; squash. summer, 10000 per box; sprouts.
4Uoc per Id; long carrots, SOC per sack.
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THE FILLM0KE BRANCH or THE olII "a
AT 1857 EILL.MQHE STREET.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR RENT-ButcE1ers
and BARRIERS, Attention. Z

JUST completed: modern plate glass front
stores in Il rapidly growing district of
Northwest Berkeley; right at the station Of
F, S. P. electric; school blocks; splendid op-
portunity for butcher and barber TO get into
a paying business right from the start;
grocery store already established. Come over
and get into business where things are do
ing. Rent Sl5 per month. G. III. O..
RIJNDE BIOS Shattuck ave-. Berkeley, Cal.
WASTED-Reliable man with 81 500 to travel
with theatrical company as assistant manager
and treasurer: will receive good salary and
share one-third profits get money advanced
back from first profits: beautiful $4,000 pro-
duction complete and ready TO open; magnif-
g cent opportunity TO make abundance of
money; experience not necessary IL business
man; investigate at once; quick action neces-
sary on account of routing show.
TONY LUBELSRI.
01g Wesfhank hldK
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LOCAL PRODUCE
RECEIPTS OF INTERIOR PRODUCE OCT.
BUTTER. cHEEsE ANp EGGs

Quotations on the San Francisco Wholesale
Dairy Produce exchange:
Bufter-Per Mound.
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SACRIFICE

SAIKIFICE-
Plumbing, gas, electrical supply store and
general repair business; low rent: long lease
clears s4o0 a month; clean stock; trial giYen:
must sell on account Of accident. Box 1914,
Call office.
A CLEAN profitable business for the young
man who wants to make good: ADYER-
GRAPH the kind of advertising which Is
good TO sell: see the Adyergraph's work in
the ferry FERRY ADvERGRAPH CO., AIT
Pacific bldg.
HOTEL for sale or rent; established % years;
railroad workingmer and the best transient
trade In town; opposite g. p. depot and N. P
depot; man and wife preferred: small capital.
Apply or write JOS. p. HANNAH, Stockton,
Cal
FOR sale-Good paying country hotel large
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-18
NIGHTMARE Law.

The effect OF mans declarations
In his sleep when offered as evidence
was involved In Martineux VS.. people,
before the supreme court in Colorado,
In which the court held that night
mare utterances In the nature OF ad.
missions or declarations are not com
petent evidence against defendant.
The court held also that where a wit
ness testifying to such declarations
said he didn't know whether the man
was asleep or awake, but thought he
was asleep when he spoke, an In
struction that the jury might con-
slider such declarations was enron
eous, The court ruled;
1T is the voluntary statements OF
a party that may be used against
him. One is not responsible for what
he says in his sleep, because he Is
unconscious ard it is not voluntary.
In u Cyc. l52, i is said Words al
tered By the accused while asleep are
not competent evidence against him,
since he is unconscious Of what he
saws. and it is Tor the Jury to deter
mine whether tle accused was awake
or asleep Wien pc spoke.