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The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24
Vital Statistics
BORN


ANDERSON--In this city. October II. 1918. to
the wife Of Arvich Anderson. daughter
BAERNE-In fhic city October 49, 1918. to
the wife of Louis J. Baerne, son.
eoiEMAN--In this city. October II. 1913, TO
the wife of Cecil Coleman. daughter
DE LACY--In this city, October Is. 1913. to
the wife Of Charles J. de Lacy, daughter
70 the wife Of Joseph J. B. de Lucchi.
daughter.
DoYLE-In this city. October IA. 1913. to the
wife OF Alexander Doyle, a son.
ELLIs-In this city, October 20. 1918. to the
wife OF Otto Ellis. daughter.
GRIMMELsTEIN--1n this city. October IS.
1918. to the wife Of Elmer Grimmelstein.
daughter.
CROWN this city, October 1s. 1913. to the
wife of William A. Grow, son.
HAYDEN--In this city. October 20 1913. to
the wife of Thomas j. Hayden. daughter
HAYwARD--In this city. October 20. 1919 to
the wife of Harry Hayward. daughter
kRETTZER-Tn this city, October 10. 1918,
to the wife Of Albert Kreatzer. a daughter
KRUGER-In this city. October IS. 1913, to
LEAHy--In this city, october 10, 1913. to the
wife of John P Leahy, son.
MAGUIRE-In this city. October II. 1918, to
MEISTER-In this city October 10, 1913. TO
the wife OF William Meister daughter.
MoNIAGUE-In this city; October 70: 1915
0'DoNNELL--In this city. October p, 1913,
to the wife OF Captain w. 5. O'Donnei, q
daughter.
PAPAPIETR0--In this city. October 10. 1913,
to the wife of Pietro Papapietro. a son.
PETTERS0N-In this city. October 10. 1915
to the wife of Peter G. Peterson. son.
PIAZZO--in this city, October 20, 1913, to the
wife OF Mariana Pfazxo, daughter.
RAMLOSS-In this city, October 10. 1913. TO
the wife OF A. Ramloss. son.
RILEY--In this city. October 20, 1913, to the
wife OF Thomas A. Riley, son.
R0DONDI-In this city, October 8. 1918. 70
the wife of Baptista Rodondi, daughter.
R0SSI-In this city, October IA, 1913, TO the
wife OF Lazzero Rossi. son.
SPINA--In this city, September p, 1913, 70
the wife of L. Spina. daughter.
STROHMAIER--In this city. October -, 1913,
to the wife OF G. r. Strohmafer, daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
GRAIN TRADERS
EXPECT ETbACK
Sentiment in Wheat and Oats
Continues to Be
BuIIiSh

CHICAGO. Oct. 24.-It is the i'm
preston among a great many traders
that grains have had advance enough
for the time being and they are look
ing for a setback, as prices have been
on the upgrade for a week, the lowest
point being made a week ago today.
The local short interest has been re-
duccd- Sentiment among the wheat
traders is inclined to be bullish, and
more local traders are said to be long
than for week past
The most successful traders in corn
are buliish on the final outcome Of
the crop, but are disposed to go slow
on the buying side at present The
price is up 2k cents from the low
point of last week and there is more
disposition shown on the part of the
PIT traders to fight an advance. but
they have made little progress SO far.
Oat traders thought they saw indi-
cations of reduction In the future
shipments from Canadian ports. In
addition to this eastern buyers have
entered the cash oats market In b
more liberal way. The real cause for
the advance, however, was that the
local crowd were short
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
Special Bargains I'm
WALNUT CREEK PROPERTIES


s475-3 and fraction acres: this is a roll
Ing knoll, with eastern exposure; very
good soil and commands beautiful view
OF the Walnut Creek valley; is near the
county road leading from Concord 10 La
fayerte. on the Oakland Antioch II. r.
&6S0-Very beautiful 2.15 acre piece located
near Walnut Greek; this suan acreage
should please the most fastidious; i
forms an almost natural little plateau Of
It's own, and commands magnificent
view of Mount Diablo and the entire val
ley, faces southwest
1885, so acres for homesite near Walnut
Greek: this place is slightly elevated and
oyerlooks natural park Of dense foliage,
is elevated enough to get fine view, and
yet Il almost level; contains 8 dlstinct
clumps of oak trees. forming sort of
natural picnic play place Of their own;
this is of the prettiest pieces | have
ever offered for sale.
f1,T25-S6 6S acres. located in the Pleasant Hill
district. Walnut Creek; magnificent
piece OF sandy loan soil on gentle
slope. which has the advantage of being
sublrrigated from many springs; all kinds
of vegetables this year planted eH this
lot after the rains. were grown without
irrigation; l sold an adjoining acre
piece same soil. but lying little more
scenically, for $400 acre.
g., 1916 acres: here Is a good buy for some
one; this large piece has frontage on
located about 2l5 miles from Lafayette;
faces west: about half of the land along
the road is OF the richest kind of sandy
ance is rolling hill, suitable for fruit
trees. chickens. pasture land etc.; this
sooOo~i5is acres. npT Improved e has good room
house, hne new barn that cost to build
$500, water tank, ETC.; % per cent cash
ond balance easy terms; is located near
Lafayette. near county road from Concord
10 Lafayette; two-thirds OF this piece
has western slope just OF the level;
dark. black sandy loan soil.
These properties advertised can be bought on
extremely low terms or a liberal dis
count will be allowed for all cash
] make special of large and small acre
ages IN close in Contra Costa properties,
and viii. application. send lists and
maps.
PERCIvAL c. MILLS.
2115 Shattuck av., Berkeley,
1912 Broadway. Oakland.
Near o. and A. depot. Walnut Creek.
Telephone evenings. Berk. 1899.
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HIDES. WOOL AND SKINS

Hides tper lb,-Dry cattle: Butchers. 2e@
27c; murrains. 25@26c; dry salt hides, l7@lsc;
calf 29631c.
Horse {each) Extra large prime. skinned to
hoof $27513; No. 1 large. do, 81. 25672. 50;
No. ] medium. do, s1.T5@2; No. l small do,
75caSI.2 No. l colts. do. 25d50c.
Wet Salted tper lb)--Caftle. Steers. medium
and heavy, 1915 a l6c: cows, heavy. I5c; bulls,
steers and stays. 10Mc; kip. is to 80 lbs, l5a
ice; veal 10 TO Is lbs. 17@iSc; calf and kip,
1sN19i5c; culls. 1@2c less.
Sheepskins teach9-Long wool pelts. coca
81 10; medium wool 45@aOc; short WOOL 25d
4nc: lambs long wool, 35@6oc; do. medium,
1oa30c; shearlings. No. /. 20@35c; do. No. 2,
7@i0c
Goatskins teach)--Prime Angeras, 75c@$1,
medium 35G soc; large hair goat. 40c; medium
hair goat. 25c, Kids. 5@10c; poor and dam.
aged skins, worthless.
Wool (per lbt--San Joaquin, fall clip "a
loc; do heavy. 6Msc light. 9@1lc; choice. 10
diic; Mohair. choice years. 25026c; do, six
months 20@22e.
Tallow (per lb)--No. l clean and hard, in
bbls. 5iaNf6c: In cans. 5M5l1es Ne. ? dark.
1IaM5c, grease, 243c.
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THE COTTON MARKEr

NEW YORK Oct IA reaction is no.
ticesble in Liverpool and II IL due here after
the recent marked advance The ginning fig
lres tomorrow are expected to be big and a
period of warmer weather would not be in-
natural The conviction Is wide spread and
deem seated however. that by reason OF
partly or an unusually early and general kill
ing frost prices must sooner or later again
GO higher.
600: last week. log. .957; last year. los, ,365.
New York is due to open 10 to l3 lowef.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24
PORK, LARD AND on

The San Francisco quotations this morning
Oh pork lard, cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard, tierces, 14he; do 5s, per
ccsses $73s: do 1oc 81; Is; do 5s. y. %; do 3s.
S. SO; do los, $7.05; do 5s. S7.I3: do 3s, 81 20:
yellow arrow cooking OIL CSC: white arrow
cooking oil; Toe; primrose salad oil. S2c: extra
family beef. $24; family beef. $24; extra mess
beef, $24; extra prime pork. $25; extra pig
pork. $50. Caiifene-Tubs, 11%c; half bbls.
terces. lie; case 81. Cottolene--Haif bbls.
llhc; l tierce. 11Mc; 2 rierces- 11Ac: IS.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24
Weather Report |
SAN FRANCISCO. FRIDAY, OCT. "a
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS
FORECAST

Forecast till 3 p. M, Pacific time. Saturday:
For San Francisco. Oakland aud vicinity
Foggy tonight and early Saturday morning:
fair 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 at night: light west wind
For California south of the Tehachapi-Fair
tonight aud Saturday, except foggy along the
coast at night; light west wind.
Fer Nevada-Fair tonight and Saturday,
For Sacramento valiey--Far tonight and Sat
urday light south wind.
For Santa Clara vallev--Foggy tonight: Sat
urday fair: light northwest wind.
For San Joaquin vailey-Fair tonight and
Saturday; light northwest wind.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24
rI.ouR ANp aRA1N

Quotations IN San Francisco this morning:
Flour tper bbl)-Net cash. California family
extras S5.60@6; bakers. extras. s4.6505. 20:
snperfine $39o@410; Dakotas. Sc. .4007. 20;
Kansas. S606.23.
Wheat (per ctl)-Califorria club. sf.46A a
S147A: northern wheat, bluestem. 81 eo0l
i.67lL: Turkey red. $l.55G IS: red Russian
$l4614 d1.4TAa; club $l.48h GSi 4T1a: forty
foid. 81 .52h al. 55.
Barley (per ctl)--Good to choice feed. 81 IS
ml3TIa: lower grades. si.30dgi 80 u shipping
and brewing 81 1.40G1.45.
oats tper ctit--White feed, 81. 42la al Al y ::
red seed. s2d2.15: do feed. nominal; black.
81 5o@3
Corn tper ctll--Prices largely nominal. Yei.
low. bulk. sl.73: do white. sl.74; Egyptian
Rye Rye tper ' cffff,-si. 45@i5o; reeleaned. sL57a
@l.621a.
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LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERs

California--San Francisco harbor
approach Duxbury reef gas and Wills
Ting buoy | DIR, relighted October
21, having been heretofore reported
exfinguished.
G. and g. s. charts 55s2. $500. $500.
5000, 5052
Light list, Pacific coast, 1912. p. IA.
No 27A
Buoy list, Pacific coast. 1911. %. IA.
Coast Pilot. Pacific coast 1903, PIP.
Sc, 81.
BY direction of the commissioners Of
II. w. RHODES, Inspector
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24

Golf st0rtes-acute, keen criticism
Of the WORLDS championship matches
being played here--are written daily
for The Call by III. Mcdonald Spencer,
California golf expert. All sp0rts-
men should read them.
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II. w. RHODES. Inspector.
CALIFORNIA

San Francisco harbor approach--Duxbury
reef gas and whistIing buoy / DIR, reighted
October 2l, having been heretofore reported
extinguished.
9. and O. s. Charts $500. $500. $780, 5oo2
ao52
Light List, Pacific coast, 1912, p. IA.
No 2Ta.
Buoy List, Pacific coast. 1911. D. H.
Coast Pilot. Pacific coast 1909, pp. S. II
BY direction OF the commissioner of light
houses. H ". RHODES. Inspector.
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POULTRY AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
poultry--Per Id. California frycrs. 1s6l20c;
old roosters. i2c: do Young. 1sM2lc; hens. Is
m16c: eastern hens, 1s619c; do young stock,
o0m2oc: hroiers. 276t3nc per h.
Per doz: California hens. medium. S5n5. so:
do extra. S7M9: old roosters. S465; young
ROSTERS S7Ms; do full grown. SS6l0. flyers.
x5dl6: broilers. $3@4.50: ducks. old $4G5: do
young S7N10: pigeons. 81 25; do squads, $3.50
AS eastern hens. sI@lL according TO size;
Turkeys tper lb)-Young, 25@27c; do old.
Game tper doz,--Rabbits. 225a2. so: Bel
rian hares, $4d6
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24
FINANCIAL NoTEs HY Wire

sonsois were on l-l6; money 7212 account.
72ss; Rio Tintos TIA. on H.
London copper opened Arm. Spot f74 los
5s. unchanged.
Atchison's October loading is on about s per
cent and earnings fully as much. Last Octo-
Der was the biggest month In the company's
history
Norfolk G. Westerns September statement
viii show net revenues less than in the same
month year ago.
Liverpool opening = Wheat STEADY. I'D
p m.-wheat. Arm. sd to 1sd higher; corn,
firm. 1sd higher.
:, Liverpool wheat closed Aa% up. Corn
liverpool cotton closed skas down on near
and lar down distant.
Paris closed "a lower, Antwern ~ higher
Berlin y higher. Budapest y lower
Interboro Rapid Transit for September shows
z surplus after charges Of s5i9.ao4. Increase
charges 81 .031 .000 increase $3r3.oOo
st. Paul is ordering 10000 tons OF rails
Lovett reports heavy business In the west
organized for protection.
From Indications output of Anaconda this
month will run about 100000,
Memphis wires that the National Gfnners'
association places the quantity of cotton ginned
from the growth this season at G, SS6. 600 bales
10000 engine drivers and nremen on 90
western railways have asked for increases in
wages agrregating about $50. 900. 600 year.
Present contracts to terminate November
10.
taken into Bank OF England today on balance.
- London copper closed quiet; spot. ETA los.
unchanged: futures, f13 5s. on is Cd Spelter.
Bradstrcet's weekly clearances-wheat and
-four. s.a25 600; last week. 5,ss4oo0; last year,
G65G. 600.
For week ending October % copper exports
totaied s.ss2 tons: since October l. 24.073
tons: year ago. 20.242 tons.
5000. oats 1900. Wheat and -four equal
394, 600.
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FRESH AND CURED FISH

Fresh Fish tper lbl-Hallhut. Sa1loc: carp
475c catfish. 10115c; goldfish. &c; red rock.
soies, 30r5c; sand dabs. 5@6c; small soles. 361
&c: SEA bass. lie: tomcod. Sc: salmon. 10l1lc:
emelt e@10c; rock cod. 7QSc; crawfsh, %
030c.
Salmon-Alaska reds, $1.15; Alaska king. 81.
Alaska medium red s5c: pink. CSC; chums.
soc; No. I tail cans. doz to case. f. o. b.
San Francisco: Puget sound sockeyes tails
$3.50, hats s1.o5. halves. $l0L05 T. O. b
pupet sound
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SOuTHERN PACIEIC SuIT
pENNsYLvANrA,s MORTGAGE

Samuel Rea, president of the Penn
sylvania railroad. in answer to inquir
les. said today that the finance COM
mittee and board of directors were
considering the creation of a general
mortgage as basis for the companys
financing for many years to come. The
aggregate amount of the bonds that
may be issued is not at any time to
exceed the outstanding capital stock.
When approved by the directors the
whole question will be laid before the
stock holders for their consideration
at the annual meeting next March. 1t
is officially stated that the company
has no expenditures that require inn
mediate financing
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24

Portola souvenirs are plentiful, hut
the hest souvenirs nFe copies Of The
Call, and eBly ! cent aplece.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24
HAMS AND BACON

San Francisco quotations this morning ON
hams and bacon Primrose hams. l0i2
22c; do l2r14 22c; do 1916. PIE; prim.
rose bacon 4-6, 30e; eastern star hams. 10 -
2lIsc: do 1914. 2I1ac; eastern skid hams 23c
do l4-l6, 81 1c; eastern star bacon 4-6. o9c'
do 6-S 2Sc do $40. 27c; do 1912. 28c
monarch hams 1912. zoe; do 12-16. 21c; mon
26lac: do 1912, 25hc; medium bacon, 2Ol5c:
1t. D. s., $40. 23c: do 1912. 22c; light me.
afuu, 201xc
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24
Hay. FEED AND MEAL

Wholesale prices on carload lots OF hay on
today's market: Fancy wheat hay, light bales.
$19@21; No. l wheat or wheat and oat, $17Q
1S; No. wheat or wheat and oat, $1411650;
choice tame oat, $17@1S; other tame oat, Sl4
1880; barley. $12@15; Wild oat. $l2@l5;
alfalfa s1oGI3.50: stock hay, slo@1l; straw,
50@75c.
Feed fper on}-Bran, $25 5G25.5o for white.
$24m24 so for red; middlings. S29a32: shorts.
S25.5oM2e: rolled barley. $29m30, cornmeal.
SAL 5oa a.. 80; cracked corn. $41.50Gl42.J 30: al
falfa meal. car lots. $3.50; do small lots,
$3.50.
Meal (per ton)--oiicake. 20 ton lots, s33; 10
tons. $3.50: 5 tons. $34; less than tons.
$34 80, cocoanut, carload lots, $29; do. 10
TONS $3.50; do, tons, $50; do, small lots.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24
LOCAL VEGETABLES

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Potatoes tper ctD-Delta whites. aoc@$l;
Salinas ST. S5@2. 10; sweets. 81 .2561.50; laps,
$135.
Onions fper tl)--Siiverskins. 81. .3o01 so; on
street. 15c higher.
Vegetables Tomatoes, 50c@$I.5 80 per box; gar
liz. S@ Iue per lb. cucumbers. xIM1.J0 per box;
okra, per box. 50d65c: string beans. 5g7c per
lb lima. 6l1Sc: peas 76e9c per ID; green pep
pers. 60d75c per box; hot chile. 55d65c; egg
plant. 75c@$1 per box; squash. summer, 75c
@$1.25 per box; do cream, per box, 50@65c;
Hubbard. per sack. 75@S5c: do marrowfat. 65
@75c; sprouts. o@Sc per lb; celery, per doz
lunches 4OC
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24
PROVISION PRODUCTS

Wholesale price list 90 provision products
given this morning by Miller & Lux; Hams
lper ib)-Eastern. NJ. q L. brsnsis 2iske; Cali
fornia. n. II. brand. 2o1zc; picnics. lac: bacon,
eastern NJ. 4 L. brand. 6-s average. 25c; = 10
average 24c; 8-S average, pc: $40 average
2le. Pure Lard-Tierce basis. i2e, best short
ening tIerce. 10he; compound. H. Il. brand
tierce basis. i0c; salad on. S5c; whits cooking
oil. Csc; yellow cooking oil. soc.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24

Sublime inspirations rise from the
joy of mereymakers. Read In The Call
what Ruggiero Leoncavallos composer
OF "I'PagIiacci," writes about the P0r-
foln fesfiynh
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24

William Favcrshnm, Shakespearean
actor and deep student OF human
emotions, II writing for The Call his
diagnosis Of P0rtoIa spirit. Don't fail
to read Ii.
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LOCAL EXCHANGES CLOSED

In celebration of the Portola fes-
tival the San Francisco stock and
bond exchange remained closed today.
The grain exchange was closed this
morning. but the regular afternoon
session was held. The wholesale prod
uce exchange was closed all the day
and the mining exchange closed this
afternoon
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DECREASE IN COPPER

Events conspire to maintain the
shortage of the worlds copper pro-
duction, according to the Wall Street
journal. Following the increasing
ntansity in the Mexican political
situation came the outbreak of the
Calumet q HecIa strike which cut
off from 100000 To 10000. 900
pounds month from this country's
production.
The latest setback to copper pro-
duction is the strike at the Rio Tinto
mines at Huelva. Spain Last year
the Rio Tinto production was approx
imatelv 10000. 900 pounds. or at the
rate of 100000 pounds a month. 1t
is conservative estimate to say that
by the end of the year the world 5
output for the above mentioned
causes will be at least 30,000.00
pounds month less than 1t would
be under normal conditions.
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Ne v SECURITIES
FOR KEY SYSTEM
Stock Holders to Vote on
Increasing the Bonded
Indebtedness

Following the exclusive announce
ment in The Call yesterday of the
rennancing plans of the Oakland Rail-
ways company to be submitted to the
stock holders at a special meeting, De-
cember IL, particulars have been
learned of the new securities proposed
for the allied company. the San Fran
cisco-Oakland Terminal Railways
t"Key" system). The latter company
will decide, December 10, on new
bonds and notes to be used as collat-
eral in connection with the renewal
of s3.60o.000 notes of the United
Properties company and the issuance
OF 100000 additional notes.
In detail the share holders will vote
upon the following matters:
ta) Increasing the bonded debt
(Which now consists wholly OF bonds
issued by other corporations whose
properties the said corporation has ac-
quiredl from the amount now existing
(say $20,1S4, ,000) to $21,1S4. 900.
lb) To ratify the indebtedness Of
said corporation represented by
fore issued by it and payable to Oak
land Railways, and also represented
Dy promissory note of Sl2S,Sl4 here
tofore issued by Oakland Traction
lNOntPoliy dHd LII tfiC PdSiiC "
which note San Francisco Oakla nd
Terminal Railways has become liable
and which note is payable to the Unit
ed Properties company of California.
tc) To increase the indebtedness
of said corporation so represented by
the said $2.628,S14 promissory notes
payable to Oakland Railways, and to
the United Properties company of
e., by $500, ,000).
+ (d) On renewing or extending the
time for the payment of all or any of
to be issued and the notes given in
mortgage or pledge or both as the
scribe.
r. G. Hanford on September 2s
withdrew his suit to enjoin the. re-
newal of the $500 900 note dated Au-
gust IL, 1912, due June IL, 1913. Mr..
option to purchase all the interests of
company of California for $4,500,60
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SUIT
A Washington dispatch over the
Hutton wire says that the suit of
the government to compel the South
ern Pacific to surrender $S4,000,000
of Central Pacific stock which it now
holds is likely to be filed soon. Spe-
cial counsel James w. Orr, in charge
of case, conferred with Attorney
General McReynolds today on the
subject
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24
HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.

Loans on furniture. pianos. ETC.: low rates;
private. 857 Pacific bldg. $th s2d Market sta.
phone Douglas 3265: OAKLAND ef1cs. SIS First
National Bank bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24
CENTRAL BANK scHEME

San Francisco bankers this morning
expressed considerable interest in the
plan submitted by Frank A. Wander
lip. president of the National City
bank of New York, for a government
controlled and operated central bank
the country Under his proposal. the
government through a board of seven
members appointed for terms of a
years and receiving salaries of $4,000
or s17,5o0 a year. would establish
huge bank with 100000. 900 capital,
which would control financial con-
ditions by powers conferred on 1T to
issue money, to rediscount commercial
paper for banks and to concentrate
the reserve gold of the country.
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INVESTMENTS

INVESTMENTS
WITH 5000 and up you
cam get into a clean
business that pays
we'll. ADVERGRAPET
SERVICE looks good
every way you figure
it. FERRY ADVER=
GRAPH CO., 437 Pa
ciffc bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24

MINES AND MINING

THE Good Hope mine is on the market
10000; terms. Address box 535, Grass
Valley, California.
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SANTA FE DIRECTORS

Stock holders of the Atchison, To-
yesterday at Topeka the following di-
rectors for a term of four years: Ben
jamin p. Cheney of Boston, T. Dewitt
Cuyler of Philadelphia and Augustus
ID. Jullfard of New York The stock
holders ratified the lease of the prop
erty of the Verde Valley Railway
Company, short line in California.
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MONEY TO LOAN


MONEY LOANED furniture, pianos and
other security; lowest rates; most favorable
terms In the city. See others. then see me
snd be convinced; will you money; 81
weekly pays $50 loan Phone Market 6029
GEORGE W. MILLER. 1000 18th ST., south
west corner Mission 80.
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Financial Summary

Judge Gary OF the Steel corporation denies
rufnor that mills may close or that big
lay on OF employees is being considered.
Seaboard Air Line railway declares an initial
dividend of / per cent preferred stock. =
President vanderip OF National City bank
proposes creation of single federal reserve bank
controlled by federal reserve board Of seven
members. appointed by the president. and
with absolute government control OF federal re-
serve system.
John Clanin says dry goods situation is very
passed
. September imports into United States were
$l69 562, 600, against $144, ,S1e, 900 in 1912. Ex
ports $2lS. 1000. against SlS9, ,67S,000 the
British coal syndicate headed by Peter D.
Mliiory OF London said to be planning $4,000,
600 Investment In West virginia coal lands.
senator Owen, speaking before city club OF
Boston, says currency bill will prevent future
panics. provide elastic currency and market
for commercial paper
Trainmen and conductors wage award ex-
pected to be filed In United states district
court tomorrow.
Illinois Centrals October car loading in
creased about per cent
Acting comptroller Of currency has issued
call for condition of national banks at close
or business. October 81.
commissioner Prouty after Boston and Maine
freight rate hearing said increase undoubtedly
would be granted
st. Paul road about to close order for 80 600
tons standard section rails with Chicago mills
twelve fHdustrials declined 80 TWENTY act
I've railways declined so.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24
s0NOMA COUNTY Real Estate

IMPROVED and unimp. GraveDstein apple and
berry lands. r. Widehase. Sebastopol. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24
FRu1rvALE REAL ESTATE

Si.65O-4 room shinglcd bungalow High
81: large hot 75x13J: $50 cash. bal terms.
r. F. WIGG1NTON. owner, 1915 High ST.,
FrujtyafA Cal
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-24

800. .ooo-Total shares sold.