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'ANGL L0-DUTCH OIL
MAKES BIC DEAL
Standard Oils Only Rival Pur-
chases California Prop
critics

AnOtneT long step mas DeeH TAKEN
by the She'll Royal Dutch petroleum
combination. the worldwide rivals of
the Standard Oil company, with the
backing of the Rothschilds and the
Dutch government, in establishing
itself on this continent. This was IN
the consummation<y yesterday OF the
transfer of the w. X. and Turner OH
companies of California to the Anglo
Dutch interests at an aggregate price
of $3,250,000.
The Turner oil company has been
controlled by Mortimer and Herbert
Flcishhacker and the W. X. Oil COM
pany by j. w. Pauson and members
situated in the Coa1inga field. Jointly
they own $50 acres. with a combined
production of 5000 barrels day:
Each company has 100000 shares OF
w. K. stock having been $3.50 a
share. and for the Turner stock SO
share, to include minority interests
The transfer was made to Balfour,
Royal Dutch combination. The price
paid for the w. K. was $1,760.000 and
for the Turner $1,000, 900. The She'll
Royal Dutch is still in negotiation for
eral Petroleum and Union Oil compa-
nies, in which connection E. j. de
Saba Jr., president of General Petro-
leum' recently sailed for Europe.
In the statement of earnings of the
Pacific Light and Power corporation
for the month of August, 1913, and
the fiscal year ended August 81, 1913,
ings Of s1Ss.s47, o or sISs Il per m : cent, is
shown for the year, and of $29,701,
or 35 per cent, for the month. The
gain In surplus was 3s per cent for
the year and II per cent for the
month. The statement follows:
Year ending Year ending
Aug. 81. 1912 Aug. 81, 1913 Increase
Gross earnings. 50. Al, 1856 81 f72 49, x354. if6
oper expenses 1,s5I,iol 1,o21s50 l'o's2s
Net earnings. 81, ,oso. sos s1.244752 sis3,947
Interest 499,459 4Gs,56l 2s.s9s
Surplus -. 1851 .a46 s775.191 s2ls.s45
Mo ending No ending
Gross earnings AaE saaaa ssssa1s sss7s
oper expenses. 1886 141,624 1877
Interest as earnings sssS5s 500 sa5ss a55ss
Surplus .. s45.o15 STOOD s32.o12
In the statement the interest on the
development is charged to capital ex-
penditures. The new hydroelectrical
development, which is being installed
by the corporation at Big creek is
practically completed and the corpor-
alton expects to have the work far
enough advanced to deliver $4,000
horsepower in Los Angeles by No
vember /, 1913.
w r. Williams, state superintend-
ent of banks, has refused an applica-
ton from the Bank of Canton, Limit
ed, of Hongkong, China, for a certifi-
cate authorizing 1T to establish and
operate a commercial bank in San
Francisco. A certificate has been
granted to the Bank of Italy author
izing 1t to operate a branch CONNER
cial and savings bank in Los Angeles.
X
According to a New York dispatch
over the Byrne & Mcdonnell wire. the
fact that the tariff bill has become
a law may afford some relief in GER
tain sections of the business COM
munity. but. taken as whole. un-
easiness is likely to predominate for
some time, particularly as 1T would
seem that the elements of foreign
competition in domestic markets will
have to be reckoned with to a much
greater extent than heretofore.
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STUNG! SAYS CIGAR MAN;
DIAMONDS WERE GLASS

lost $4,000 to two New York swim
dlers. Schermer, besides his cigar
business, sells diamonds. A few days
ago he met the men in New York.
They told him they were from Provi-
dence and were interested in dia-
monds as side line and let him in
on a deal whereby he could secure
$4,000 worth of jewels for a few
thousand dollars. Schermer drew
$4,000 from the bank to complete the
transaction. After exchanging the
cash for the bag of diamonds, Scher-
mer lay down for nap. When he
awoke he took the diamonds to a
local jeweler, who pronounced them
nothing but glass.
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WOMAN BADLY BURNED
TRYING TO SAVE HER ALI

Mrs. Sallie Barnet, an aged woman,
was seriously burned in an incendiary
fire that almost destroyed the home
of Mrs. Anna Johnson in Easton. Pa.
Edward Friedman. raiiroader. was
unable to stop the woman from re-
turning to her room for a package
containing her only possessions.
Friedman finally climbed through the
window and found the woman's
clothing burning. He extinguished
the fire about her and carried her to
safety. She is in a critical con-
dition in the Easton hospital.
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Shipping intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT

SATURDAY. OCIOBEk
From Miiki. stmr Powhattan.
From Portland and Astoria, stmr Yucatan.
From Eureka. Fields Landing and Arcata,
stmr II. A. Kilburn.
From Fort Bragg, stmr Brunswick.
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr
Harvard
From Puget sound, s1mr Santa Cruz.
From Grays Harbor, stmr Chehais.
From Willapa harbor, stmr Santa Barbara.
From Portland. stmr Yosemite
From Los Angeles. stmr Oliver J. Olson.
From Los Angeles. stinr Northand.
From Puget sound, stmr Umatila.
From Grays Harbor, stmr Coronado.
From San Diego stmr Arrino.
Prom Los Angeles, stmr Santa Clara
SUNDAY, OCTOBER
From Seattle. stmr Governor
From Seattle and Tacoma, stmr Buchanan.
From Eureka, Fields Landing and Arcata,
stmr Phoenix.
From Mendocino. Shelter Cove and Point
Arena, stmr Sea Foam.
From Santa Cruz and Monterey, stmr Eureka.
From Seattle and Tacoma. stmr Nome City.
From Portland and Astoria stmr Aroline.
From Los Angeles, stmr willamette.
MONDAY, OCTOBER
From Philadelphia via Taltal stmr Congress-
From Balboa via Acapulco stmr San Jose.
From Hilo. stmr Enterprise.
From Portland and Astoria, stmr Bear.
From Eureka. Fields Landing and Arcata,
stnlr City Of Topeka.
From Los Angeles, stmr Beaver
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr
Queen.
From San Diego and Los Angeles. stmr Yale
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|bEAR|SH EFFECT
OF NE " tariff T
Grain Losses Sustained at
Opening of the Chicago
Market

CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-Losses of VI a &c
were sustained in wheat at the OPEN
ing today. Northwestern cars were
slightly smaller than year ago,
while receipts at Winnipeg were
much larger. The tariff was talked
over by dealers and apparently had d
bearish effect on the market.
Corn was off 15c to &c. Oats were
nc to Ssc lower in sympathy with
corn.
Provisions were easy
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rLnuR ANn GRAIN

Quotations In San Francisco this morning:
Flour-Net cash. per bbl: California family
extra S5.60G6; bakers extras. s3.65 GI5. 20.
superfine $3.90m4-10; Dakotas. $8.4o0i I 40;
Kansas. $6M6.25.
Wheat tper ctl-Californa club. $i4Th a
l5e. northern wheat biuestem, 81. 60m 62Ia ;
turkey red, $1.6041. .621; red Russian. S1.41 y
1.50 club. 81 u q 1.50; forty fold, $1.52la
@1.55.
Barley (per ctl) - Good to choice feed.
81. SIN al 40; lower grades S1.30G1.35; ship
ping and brewing. Si.40@1.45.
Oats tper ctl)-Whte feed, 1.45Il J2H (:
red seed S1.90@2. l5: do feed, nominal: black.
s275Gl3.2 25.
Corn tper ctD--Prices largely nominal yell
low bulk Sits; do white, $lS0.
Rye tper ctl) .45M1.J0
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Wholesale prices on carload lots Of hay on
todays market are: Fancy wheat hay, light
bales, S1oM21: No. / wheat or wheat and oat
S17G1s: No. wheat or wheat and oat sl4@
1850; choice tame cat, $l761S. other tame
oat $14M16.50: barley. $12m15: wild oat.
s12Ql5: alfalfa, I0Q- -f3.50; stock hay, S1oQ
IL: straw, 50d75c-
Feed lper ROM Bran, $15.50l2C for white
and s25 for red middlings. $29@32; shorts.
S26m27: rolled barley. 500 30 a so. corn meal
S426l4s; cracked corn Sd2@f3: alfalfa meal.
car lots, sl7; do, small lots, SIS.
Meal (per toni )-0ilcake. 20 ton lots S3s; 10
tons $33 so: 5 tons. $34; less than TONS
ss4 so; cocoanut carload lots, $50; do 10 tons,
| S29 do, tons. 5000; do. small lots $50.
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: 777
PORK. lard AND OIL

San Francisco quotations this morning on
pork lard cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard, tierces 14ikc; do 5s, per
case. S73S; do los. 50. Is; do Is. $9.23; do IS.
So 80; arrow compound, tierces. lie: do 50s,
S5.63: do los, s7.o5; do 5s. s5l3; do SIS, $5.20.
yellow arrow cooking oil, Csc; white arrow
cooking oil. 72c; primrose salad oil. S5c; extra
family beef s24; family beef, $2s; extra mess
beef, s24; extra prime pork. S25; extra pig
pork 500. Califene--Tubs. iissc. half bbls.
Il%c. / tierce. 11Ac; 2 tierces, l1hc. )
tlerces. lie; case. 81. Cottolene-Haif bbls,
ll4.c; / tierce, 11ssc; tierce. 11hc; IS,
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LOCAL PROVISION PRODUCTS

wholesale prices provision products are
quoted this morning by Miller & Lux as fol.
lows: Hams. eastern. 2114c; California 20lac;
picnics. I4lsc; bacon, eastern, 6S average, 25c:
s 10 average, 24e; California. e-s average nc;
tierce basis, l2c; best shortening, fierces,
lo1ac; compound. H. II. brand. ticrce basis.
l0c: salad oil. M. & r. brand Soc white
cooking oil, NJ, & L. brand. October delivery,
Csc; yellow cooking oil. ~ & l.. brand 59c.
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LOCAL FRu1r AARKF-

Prices this morning in the local wholesale
fruit market:
Deciduous Fruits-Applas, per box: Csiifor-
MIA Grarensteins SI.5002. to Oregon. $l.75Q
= Newtown pippins, 4 tier s15o611.75; do.
~ tier 81 15Gl1 3o bellcnower, 3ia tier. 81 10
@l50: do. tier. S1.256l13.; DO. AZ tier. 81
Ul2o; Rhode Island greetings, 1JcQ$l; Alex
anders. SUc@S1. 20
90c.
Plnms tper crate) -5oas5c; prures. eo9s5c;
DO: small boxes. % Gf5cc
Figs tper boxl--Black, single layer. 4o@65c;
Ounces tper box1 1--65e 61$I.
Pomegranates fper box)--J0c6i
Pears tper box) - Bartlefts, SI.75m2. Is: do.
NO. 2. s5c4S1s other varieties. T5cQ$1.
Grapes tper crate )-Seedless 60 5G15c, To
kay, s513oc. Malaga. 501G5c; black. 50@6oc;
Muscats. 75Gs5c. Ccrnichoa. t54LS5c; Jugs,
Tokay >s5e@$I: afnscat, s5fJ90c: black. 600
Soc seedless. 75cGsf: al small toxes, $50
doc; Zinfandel. per ton, S1teIts
Strawberries tper ehest)-S 81. 2515-
Raspherries (per chest)--$iG6
Blackberries tper chestl $3.50.
Huckleberrias tper lbl-4QsIe.
Melons-Delta canta1onpes. pcr crate, 50c@
$l.25: nutmegs. per box, 404lSoc; watermelons
per dozen. $2M2.75
Citrus Fruits (per boxi--Iemcns. standard
s6.50G7.5o; choice. s6.5DI7..e; fancy. $s4
500; grapefruit. fancy Seeding, s1.5o43: do
seedless. S3-50M8 lines, per case. SSGlo.
Oranges tper box1-ya,cncias. ss9l6.
Tropical Truits--Bananas, Hawaiian 81 q
$3.50 per bunch; do. Central American. 81 II q
&c per ID: do. Mexican, ls92c per lb, plneap-
pies. per doz, Hawaiian, $l.50Q2.50; LINES,
$S.5oG10.
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PAYS BILL TO GIRL;
SHE THOUGHT 1T TIF

When William II. Hand a horse
buyer. checked out at the leading
hotel in Warsaw, the other day. the
clerk was not at his desk and the
train for Kansas City was on the sid
ing. SO he stepped up to dining
room girl and bonded her s1.25 to
pay his bill So, at least, he says.
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rREsH ANp CURED FISH

Fresh Fish (per lb)-HalIDut, 10d11c;
carp 4c; catfish. Ioa11c; goldfish. Tc; red rock
9m10c; black rock, 7c; barracuda. Sc; large
soies, Sc; sand dabs. 7c: small soles. 40l5c;
mon lie; smelt Zoe; crawfish. 25@30c
Saimon--Alaska reds, SLID; Alaska king
81; Alaska medium red, SJc; plnk, G5c: chums,
San Francisco. Puget sound sockeyes tails.
$3.50; fats $1.65; halves, $1@1.05, I. 0. b.,
Puget sound.
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HAMS AND BACON

San Francisco quotations this morning on
hams and bacon are: Primrose hams 1912.
o2e: do 12f4. &c; do 14-l6. 22c: prim-
rose bacon, 4-6, 3ic; eastern star hams. 1912,
q i2c; do 1914, 81 15c; eastern skid hams 23e;
do Is-iG 2lthc; eastern star bacon. 40, 29c. do
6s. Csc: do $40 21c; do 1912 26c, monarch
hams 1912 zoe, do 1916 2lc; monarch picnic
hams f415c; arrow bacon. $40. 26Jac; do
iO-1o 25lSc: medium bacon 2oisc: 1t d. s.,
s-1o, 23c do 1912. 22c; light medium. 20hc.
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pouLTRv AND GAMr

Prices quoted In San Francisco this morning:
Poultry tper 1b--California flyers. 20m22c
old roosters. 12c; do young. 206t21c; hens, ii
@17c: eastern hens. 1s0l9c: do young stock.
22@24c.
Per doz: California hens, small. $450n5;
do large. $617: do extre, $SM1I: old ROSTERS
es9l0; flyers, $5@e; broiiers. s315: ducks,
old, $5@8: do young. $6.5eGs.o0: pigeons,
81 %; do squads, $1.5oQ25 80: geese. per pair
S2@2.50.
Relgian hare-Per ID: 10@11c
mrkeys-Per ID; Young, 23@a5c: do old.
2o02xc.
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Cheese-California fancy fats 16l5c pound.
nrm; do frsts. l5c. weak; do seconds 14c;
l3iac. steady Oregon twins &c., steady; do
triplets, 16c. steady; 1onng Americas. tic,
STEADY. Eastern--New York cheddars, fancy,
zoe, steady; Wfnconsin fancy twins. l61ac.
steady; do tripiets. 17ac. steady.
ketilers charged &c pound each square
or butter and &c dozen on eggs over these
quotations.
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BUSINESS SMALL,
BUT TONE FIRM
Union Pacific Shows Some
Rallying Power, With
Canadian Leading
BY CHARLES w. STORMS

NEW YORK. Oct 4.-The volume OF
business at the opening of the stock
market today was small, but the tone
was firm with Canadian Pacific lead =
ing an upturn. Canadian gained 1a
but half an hour later shaded Union
Pacific continued up IS to 15Ss on
moderate buying. u. S. Steel common
began unchanged, but later rallied
Some of the specialties were lower
Among them were Western Union
Telegraph, which lost ", International
Paper, some of the Hill stocks, Cali
fornia Petroleum and Corn Products.
The advances included Amalgamted
Copper. Il American Can. 1s Amer
lean Smelling, s :; Third Avenue Trac-
tion, Is Reading, rs; Peoples Gas, q
New York Central, Il Lehigh Valley.
III Interborough Metropolitan, "a
Chino Copper, q; Colorado Fuel and
Iron, 1s
less
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THE COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL Oct 4.v-CottonS due G1a6fG
lower: opened easy. 12M13 lower; closed quiet
but steady. 11M1l5a lower on near and 100t
1918 lower on late Spot. fair business. 0
lower at 10. Sales 5000. including 60e0
American.
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Monday. September 2s..-......- IS. 712, ,912.S 50
TJ,eeday September 30........... 0, ,422. sos. 40
Wednesday, October I.......... 10, 433, 500. SO
Thursday October 2............. 9,945. .6G4. "a
Friday October 3............. 3 9.134, ,744. II
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RECEIPTS nr HAY
HAY. FEED ANn MEAI.

Receipts of hay fer today amounted 10 . $50
tons, being considerably less quantity than
for some weeks past.
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LOCAL VEGETABLES

ing
Potatoes fper ctD-Dalta whites. $1@1.1o;
Salinas, $1.S5M2: sweets, $1.25@1.50.
onions tper ct) -SIlyerskins, $1@1.25; on
street. 1Jc higher.
:, egetabes-Tomatoes, 100000 per box; gar
nc. oQsc per ib; cucumbers, 50f075c per box;
string beans, 294c per lbs lima. 3931sc per ID,
pens, o1oc per ID; green peppers. 25@50c per
box: squash: summer. f0@e0c per box: sprouts,
4Voc per 10. long carrots. soc per sack.
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FINANCIAL NOTES BY WIRE

London consoIs on ZIG for both Money, 1873 !,
account, 1875. Rio Tintos 1885, of u
Small market in London. with Canadian,
steel and copper stocks stronger.
Minnesota supreme court decided state has
no power to regulate interstate commerce in
suit against Rock Island road.
1t Is said that the 40 per cent accumulated
dividends on Pittsburg Coal preferred will be
taken care Of through isshe Of ) per cent
second mortgage bonds These will be cx-
changed for preferred stock with the holder OF
the latter receiving bonus equivaint to, his
back dividends.
About 10000 bushels Canadian oats were
worked to go TO Minneapolis yesterday.
st. Paul system, August-C;ross decrease
S2fO, ,665, net decrease S1,045, 639, two months,
net decrease. $1.20S. .967
The New York Financial Bulletin is authority
for the statement that Argentina will remove
grain duties In order to secure American mar
kets.
changed. Corn-Dull unchanged to u higher
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LOCAL AND GENERAL FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
Financial Summary

President signs tariff bill. Effective imme-
c. : o. reports 5.25 earned common stock
in 1918 fiscal year, compared with e.s1 year
Mercantile agencies report steady progress
in business expansion In most parts of the
Failures in United States this week 230.
against 297 previous week.
New Haven TO meet criticism Of Prouty re-
port Seven committees appointed to take up
New Haven's relations with trolley properties
steamships Boston and Albany and Boston
American stocks in London closed quiet but
fairly firm, with Hartman stocks the heavy
exceptions Copper stocks irregular
Twelve industrials declined "a Twenty act
i've railroads declined 80.
Railroads 1913. industrials so79.
BRooMHALL's GRAIN CABLES
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4.-American wheat ca
bIes and expectations of lighter worlds ship
ments were Offset by improved weather condi-
tons In Argentina and continued liberal Rus
sian offers. The market opened unchanged and
remained inactive.
Corn opened unchanged and later advanced
u on the steadiness OF Plate offers.
Roumania weather fine for corn, and the out
look is favorable.
Russia Weather unsettled. with general
rains. which is unfavorabie for movement Of
wheat and also development of corn
United Kingdom and France-Weather fine.
Paris wheat declined with profit taking on
larger foreign arrivals and freer native offers.
HIDES, WOOL AND SKINS
Hides tper lbJ-Dry cattle: Butchers. 240
26c; murrans, 24c; dry salt hides. 161ac:
stays. 1GM17c; kip, 23@25c; veal, 2S@29c;
calf, 2SG29c.
Horse leach)-Extra large prime. skinned to
hoof, S2-13M3; No. l large, do, S2.25@25o;
No. medium, d. Sl.7562: No. ] small, do
7ocGS1.25: No. colts. do, 25@50c.
Wet Salted tper lb)-Cattle: Steers. medium
and heavy, 131h aide; cows. heavy. 1874 @14c:
bulls, steers and stays. 81 @9i4c: kip 10 to
30 lbs. l4M15c; veal, 10 to 10 lbs, 1T@1Sc;
1S0- f1c IN Or
Sheepskns teachl-Long wool pelts. SOc@
81: medium wool. 45Ms0c; short wool 25G 4Oc; (;
lambs. long wool, 35G50c: do medium 150
30c: shearlIngs. No. /, 20G35c; do. No. z
7@1Oc.
Goatskins teach)-Prime Angoras 75cdS1:
medium, IS 45Gc; large hair goat 4oe medium
hair goat. 2oc; kids, 5@fOc; poor and dam
aged skins, worthless.
Wool (per lb)-San Joaquin. fall clip, sM
10c. do, heavy, 6Gsc; light 9M11c: choice, 10
M11c. Mohair: choice years, 25@26c; do, six
months. 20G2oc.
Tallow (per lb)-No. clean and hard. in
bbls, jG515c: in cans, 41a@5c; No. ?, dark
35@ @@4c; grease, 2@3c.
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cuYcAno cpATN OPENING

CHICAGO. Oct. A.. openlng' wheat-Ds-
cember. S714 nS71sc; May, 92AM921sc. Corn
December 6D1ac: May. 7iss ate. Oats
December. 4I5sc; May, 45e. Pork-January
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Begged to Save His
Daughters, Arrested

Brother Khano Rasho, Syrian.
giving his residence as Asia, was ar
raigned in the st. Paul police court
on charge of begging.
He carried a bound book containing
a typewriter letter ostensibly from
the bishop of Kurdistan. The letter
was printed in English, German,
French, Italian and some other lam
guages.
His two young daughters, according
to the letter. had been torn from him
and held by bandits for ransom of
$1,000 each. Unless the amount was
raised, the letter says, the young
women will be put to torture worse
than death, and Christian people are
urged to contribute toward the rails
ing of the ransom.
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BAR SILVER RATES
San rRANcs1co BANK CLEARING

LONDON, Oct. 4.--BaF s1IVeF, 3 b-Ib q, On
I'D.
Glsse Mexican dollars Ate.
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Too Late to Classify
NEAT eolored girl wants to care for children.
Phone kearny 1852.

NEAT eolored girl wants TO care for children.
Phone kearny 1852.
500 down. 81. .o0o-2 modern bungalows; near
cars school and stores.
s2.5O0-Easy terms; lot 35x100; rooms
and bath: California av.
5000 for cottage on Golden State.
$500 for corner lot, Gath and Capp sts.,
ard house Of rooms and BATH
$6,T50-Cor. 2sth st. near Valencia house
OF 8 rooms and bath.
driveway and stable.
500 DOWN Tingley ST.; sl,25o; cottage;
lot 30x80
$50 down; Z cottages to pick FROM
Send for our special list. IT will tell you
how to get q cottage on rent money.
Open nights and Sundays. Money loaned.
f. R. WEBB & CO..
2S7 Mission st. near 25th.
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PATENT MODELS

ANYTHING In METAL, WOOD OR IVORY. r.
HICkERS0rS, e04 LAGuNA; PH. MKT. 2076
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Vital Statistics
BORN

BARON-In this city. Septembe r24 to the
wife of J. Baron, daughter.
BEISEL-In this city. September 27 to the
wife OF G.. II. Beisel daughter
BORk-In this city. September 2S, TO the wife
of Gus Bork son.
BORRMANN-In this city September o. to
the wife Of w. j. Borrmann Jr. q son.
BUEHN-In this city, September 21. to the
wife of Frank Buehn tOlga Uullmann). a
daughter.
FIELD-In this city. September 81 TO the wife
OF Alexander Field. daughter.
HENRIChSON--In this city, September &c, TO
the wife of II II. Henrickson, daughter
HOSHlNO-In this city. September %, TO the
wife of X. Hoshino. q daughter.
LANGN0RTHY-Octo 3, to the wife of @.
Deane Langworthy. a son.
WRlGHT-In this city, September Is, to the
wife of the late A. c. Wright. daughter
L0DER-In this city September &C. to the
wife OF A. z. Loder. daughter
MEI Erin this city. September 2S to the
wife of Henry Meyer, daughter.
PRAT-In this cinty. September p. to the wife
of Jacques Prat. SON
TROIA-ln this city. September %. TO the
wife of g. Troe daughter.
S. F. MARRIAGE LICENSES
The following marriage licenses were issued
today:
Walter H. Oakley SO. 2s9 Sixth street. and
Julia Newcomb. 81. 112 Peabody street.
Anthony Svorinich. 26. IS Lansing street.
and Giulietta Giorgi. 10. same address.
Avery E. Mosdy, 81, 2J3 Third street. and
Mabel E. Kennedy, II. 11lT Geary street.
Frank OLSON. "a. Patterson. Cal. ana Anne
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FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH,
Franklin and Geary SITS.

FTdnkI1n ana UeHFy SIs-
REV. c. s. 8. sDUTrON.
IL n. m, church service; sermon, Moral
Mutineers.
10 A. m, Pilgrim Sunday school; Chas. A.
Nfurdock superintendent
III Rretherick organist and choir Director
All are cordially invited. There is no even
ing service.
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TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES

rRUN NKS-Second hand and storage trunks of
the leading makes for sale cheap. LEWIS
TRUNK FACTORY. 7OT Mission: Doug. 1892
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EXPERT stenographer, exceptionally rapid and
accurate, thoroughly educated, competent in
any line, understands dictaphone. at present
employed, but wishes TO change; 5 years ex-
perience; the best of city references. Ad-
dress box 1865, Call office.
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PIANO lessons: beginners. soc: intermediate
75c MRS. G. ERNEST LEDSoN, 5lJ Po-
trero ar.
POTRERO av b15-Sunny front room; new
modern fiat: use OF kitchen: rent reasonable; !;
phone Park 3345
wANTED-To rent shrubbery RANCH cottage.
barn. st. Helena, Napa. Sonoma; no Income
required; state rent. l.. g., 1907 stockton
ST. bazaar.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

ABSOLUTELY the only registered patent attor-
ney IN the city who is experienced mechan-
tcai-electro engineer; consequently the ONLY
one who can properly protect your invention.
Call or write ARTHUR L. SLEE, 7o4 Fox
croft bldg. 6S Post st.
DEWEY. STRONG & CO.. u s. and foreign
patents; inventors guide: 100 mechanical
movements free. efl-917 Crocker bldg. s. Il.
"a. c. SCHROEDER. patent. trademark attor-
ney, All First National Bank bldg. Oakland.
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Classified Directory
for Ready Reference

AccoUNTANTS-certifed Pub.
JOHN &. RuCKsTELL. c. P. A.. Sd floor. Claus
Spreekels tCall) bldg; phone Kearny 4l5l-
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LOCAL PRODUCE

BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS
Quotations on the San Francisco wholesale
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MARS, "a, and Corbett av.--Cottage will rent
3 rooms furnished. rent s15.
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PRIVATE home before and during confinement
safe, restfnl location: light. airy rooms. grad
uate nurses: adoption. Address Resident PLY
sician, 1851 Shafter ev. cor Moss. Oakland.
S. F. LYING-IN HOME, 1871 Cak st.-Adop-
tion. DR.. LORD, resident physician, connne-
ment. s25. Market 44e9.