The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 7, 1899, Page 10

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY., MAY 7 T0 REPRESENT 000 FELLOWS IN GRAND LODG e | K The Leading Men of| the Order FRCM CALIFORNIA COUNTIES |* THEY WILL LEGISLATE ron: THE FRATERNITY. * A Proposition to Remove the Home From Thermalito and Election Officers Will Occupy Their Attention. of D R 104, Coulter- W. Hunter; Chishoim; | ville, R. Napa ( George Placer County— ward Kilgo; 1. T Thomas S Schade; Sacramento County Springsted, L. B Charles W, Jost. A Meldrum, Samuel B. Nicholas H Wright; jamin Schw penter, Palmer, James Stew: Brown, Philip Guthard , Ukiah, ounty rge W [ e S lncumbeot and P0551ble Ofncers of the Grcmd Lodge of Independent Odd Fellows. Cyrus; om Lodg Hunter Hal! Danohoe, et Hottel, Charles Weitl W. W Peters, ( lis Jr .lr rie Painter: S« H Chapman 105, r G. B. wa Hill : 4, Sac; Smith; 87 Richmond Davis, Grove L. S Holmes. Danel Goe v i Thomas Warmby. :40, Point Arena, L. G. Johnyille, Dixon Brabban} ltam George H. William OUR TELEPHONE IS SOUTH THE OWL DRUG (0., Cut-Rate Druggists, 1128 Market St., San Francisco. 10th and Broadway, Oakland. WE ARE NEVER "“JUST OUT” OF GOODS. 356. ALL GOODS DE- LIVERED SAME DAY AS ORDERED. Munyon’s Catarrh Inhaler Figs (genuine 1's Extract Pinaud’'s Eau de Quinces Orange Blossom These are every day the and samec. - size cut to $1 00 size cut to. SLVEN SUTHERLAND SISTERS HAIR GROWER 00 size cut to | WE.CUT DEEP KILMER’S SWAMP ROOT size o to rter’s Liver Pills. “Trusses ker's Cod Liver Oil.... The Owl Egg Shamp Borax Powder, per Ib. Y. Elastic Trusses 10c not ‘“one day” prices— | . San Benito County—From Lodge 165, Holliste g le.\}“ Pond, l{()dflrhk Shaw —From Lodge Colton, D. ( Crane; 3 41, 146, San Bernardino, Charles L. Allison; 200, '§: Duckworth, F. M. Keller, James S. From Lodge 344, E 3 Failbrook, hnSchiyler; Moore, Samuel P. Diege ¥ Smith; an Diego, oG evebeb et eieie@® L. Darling, rge H. H. Blun J.F. K lichting; ouls Hammersmith, D. 7 W. B A n 194, - 204 N r; Alta 2 non, Hilhert, Am’rican, A. Batny, ; Lemoine, L. Remy 3 AW Downe: E Hermann, H Jack ohn_Greenless, 1. T S. Nicholson, ; Presidio, J. H V. Ferretts, J. R. 'THE NEWSBOYS' HOME HAS BEEN CONDEMNED THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES’ RECENT INVESTIGATION. A Report to the Merchants That May | Cripple the Institution Finnncin.lly. The Associated Charitles located at 601 Commerclal stréet has placed thestamp of condemnation upon the Newsboys Home 9 Howard street. The directors of association do not think it is a good thing, and have so reported to the Mer- chants’ Association. Several months ago the newsboys of the oity conceived the idea of making a home for themselves, where they could eat, sleep and spend their time when not engaged In selling papers on the streets, heads of the fraternity a plan was formed based upon decldedly democratic idea bordering on soclalism, whereby homele: lads could form a sort of a big family, paying their share of the expenses of the home. The management of the home was un- der the-direction of a board of officer: and there was some little ‘‘politics’ among the newsboys in getting their men into control. Then it was found that th finances were not as plentiful as was n cessary, and the lads started out those i(indly disposed to get such ance as possible. Many private fa and- merchants contributed liberall to outward appearanc the went along boomingly.. But then came an inquiry, or rather many inquiries. A number of merchants, members of the Merchants’ Assoclation, stated that they were willing to help in a good cause, but they wanted to know just how good the cause was before giving food, bed- ding, clothes, fuel, shoes, e to the “agents” of the home, The officers of the Merchants’ Associa~ - A. Wiison; | Under the direction of some of the older | D S S e S S (‘14\‘\2.11(:1‘1;”}111!\'1# lh(‘ hl“uk!nd of a H i H Thich wautoa Toch, a8 Sialediby atea | Going to quit quick. If you don't come in soon you bwing many | boys trom "thelr | will lose the chance to fit up the spare room or to refur- Iz pival o B e Be B nish the old rooms. i ts whatare o e When good carpets sell for 40 cents and metal beds go ‘r'.fnr';'qllvyl;'e"~ Sles - In saany cassecthe | M| for $3 25 everybody can live in luxurious comfort. {’r\'é‘flff.?o«“{;fikhf.'m 2 o 'é"f\ G B : scheme | S. Oberdeener, John H. Wear; 233, Santa Clara, D. 1. Maddox, H. E. Perks, anzaY Cruz County—From Lodge .+®-0—®-+®—0—®»0—<~>+®+M9 96, 4 | Cruz Collins, George H. Curtis, 1 ? | Houck, M, A Reese. John Morrow; 147, a © | Cruz, R ohn Seve- ¢ | do. B, v 7, Soquel, £ 1 atsonville, 7 | born ¢ | Wyckor. asta County—From Lodge 304, njamin A. Os- A. White, S. N. Fall River @ | Mills, F. G. Whipple: Freonch Gulch, Fred- erfck (‘nndnn g0, A. W. Baker; 141, Mill- 1 H. . Redding, J. W. Fitz- Y Shasta, W. W. En- D A SICEY SO I D. | gram Siegra County—From L E. 1 ;184 W. 1 Redding: . Gorham; 140, Sterra’ Val- iyou County—From Lodge 115, Fort. Jones, oodale; 101, Sawyers Bar, Sissons, A AR From Lodge F "Richardson . H. Heegler, G rom Lodge 193, estville, C. A Villiam . Stevens R nstall; W. Furgeson . Frank A. Smit B. H Cloverd Richett 81, G Petalum ta Ro A \\(hlmmn Wilitaen 1 Tee George W J. W. Warboys: 16 topol, F. N. Sheldon; 2, ‘Sonoma, J. G. 215, Windsor, W. F. \. ilson. "Knights Ferry, E. Campbell; &, La 1 n:en‘grl:?“nr( b "Alexander 354, Newman, Henry & Ellis; 228, Oakdale, M. P. Kearney. ' Sutter County—From Lodge Meridlan, W. 0. Wood; 267, Pennington, E. Hubbs; 185, Yuba . Chism. IR n‘malf‘flunl —From Lodge 305, Corning, A. T J. Chittenden; W ter, Mekel. W, .+®+<~>+¢>—»@—h~\+@ N G A & O B B O O O O O O O O SCE o o ] 2. Benlcla, O. E. 4” v S. San Pedro, | 3 513, H. E. Coftev: 201, Ventura, Charles A. Barlow, Frank I Jones. Yolo County—From Lodge 293, Blacks, W. B Black; 230, Ca V. negan, H Anderson Woodlan Howard, A. Ludden. “Yuba « rom Lodge 283, Brownville, & G. Twogood; 307, Comptonville, George Hos- ki!’\ Marysville. William A. Lowrey: 45, farysville, Adam W. "E. Richardson, | Toha it i, F. Holbrooke' 100, Wheatia Al C. Stanger. rom Lodge 149, Modesto, McMullin, George Perley: Red Bluff, M. G. Gill, George , John J. Wells. n?fi'fi(r’.'oum_pmm Lodge 84, Trinity Cen- George Adams; 61, Weaverville, A. C B. Testy. 2 ~~ge 381, Tulare County—From Dinuba, A. N s amam o SSORCSY ) . ¢+ . McCracken: 3 Traver, ( Bailey, J. C Villlam Moller; 94, Porterville, J. Weddie: 306, S. Ward; alia, F' ph Blair. 7, Big Oak onora, W. Hart- Moorehead. H. Jam: Tulare, 1t your property is mortgaged and vou need more money see H. Murphy, 630 Market. * — s Ireh?rL\ in the Atlantic sometimes last for ed the members of the Asso- arities to look into and see if the institution posse: A committee was selected, and after a careful investigatior to do no one | any harm, t the m W-I!‘HHFBHH”’""NHH“-IH fers and paying the rent. ‘We have found,” said the committee, that the romance of living in a news: boys’ home has been the means of en- ticing man ttle supporters from their homé ited the homes of a number of the ho are now living e on Howard streef and found their parents greatly distressed because 150 Enameled Iron and Brass Bed- steads, all sizes; sell regularly for $6 uo to $20—closing out pric $3.25 to $12 Three - Piece Mahogany Parior nw|r1.~buns h;u"i]mml d no longer Suits, upholstered in silk da- contribute to their § The information was further given that | e --$16.50 there is really no necessity for a news- 2 boys’ home. For all of the lads who have Chamber Suits in Golden Oak, no homes there are plenty of boy Mzhogany, Maple; formerly sold boarding houses where all the comforts of home are to be obtained, and the for 32 Up HoR S 100 olosihng homeless boys are the exception and not out price......... $15 to $65 the rule. “The ‘majority"live with their . relatives. This report has been sent to Hall Racks, Go'den Oak; al the Merchants' Association, and the re- e 101t S sult is easy to be seen. On the strength SOl T e D to S0 of the committ investigation the sup- now they are. 37 t0.$35 port of the newsboys will be withdrawn and the boys' organization will be made | financially much weaker in a very short time, High-Back Dining Chairs. -...95¢ _———— Held for Murder. The preliminary examination of P. A. Donovan, charged with the murder of Alexander Jardine in the vestibule of St. Rose's Church, was concluded before Judge Mogan yesterday and the defend- ant was held to answer before the Supe. il. Dr. Zabala, tha Near cCcall an, was in court, and ex- plaln?d that be was busy at the Morgue Friday: and could not attend. < 31 Mackay is going out of business, you can depend on it. ALEX. MACKAY & SCN, 715 MARKET STREET, CARPETS, ETC. Tapestry, 3000 yards.... Ali-Wool Ingrain, 2000 yards Extra Super, 200 yards Ten-Wire Tapestry, Roxbury, son and all best grades ... Highest Grade Axminsters, Linoleum, 200 roils,.. JapanesesMatting, a bargain. 250 Art Squares, all wool and cot- ton. sizes 2x3 yards and 3x4 yards; starting at.. ..81.95 Sideboards, Buffets, Tabourettes, Up holstered Parlor Suits—cut to one- half the former price. Bullding. 0c;oooooofi:&oooooooooooooooooooo¢o¢o‘000000000000oo00000ooooo‘oooog»0¢0000000000< 040404 040404040404 4040404040404 0404046040404 404040404040 4040404040404+40404040404040404" * |0 ADVERTISEMENTS. 0000¢0000000 + 040404040404 : Men Who + You see them on ¢ the street every { + o * 040404 day. 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