The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 22, 1902, Page 21

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JUNE 22, 1902. RAILAOAD MEN DEFY STRIKERS Union Pacific Will Not Submit to Boiler- THE EMPORIUM. | 65¢ a Voilume for the Poets world’s most popu- lar poets, bound in padded leather, good type and paper, full g0ld cdges, published at $1.50, books that, at Christmas time, when you makers, Employes in the Omaha Shops Receive Strong Ultimatum., Nebr., June 21.—R. E. McLean, , arrived in the eity to-day he settlement of the strike of 1 nion Pacific boiler-makers. meeting of all the unions will be held to- morrow, when some plan for a settlement | ill probably be agreed to. he Union Pacific Railroad this after- posted a notice in its shops notify- men of their release from employ- present on account of the ler-makers. The men ed that any who were ag- e action taken by the road ment for the grieved at and refus miorning would be discharged and not re- instated t y circumstances. ction on the part of the y, as the strike of the ad crippled the other impossible to keep other the strike continued. He the company is in good gines and that few are er-makers were also notified to- they will have until Monday return to work. Those who s stated, be barred perma- thll:'lf:rm her employment by the t is roa eved by some that this acs of the railroad will pre- among the machinists. ne 2L.—The strike -makers and o a lockout. any said to-day the men it needed, that satisfactorily and that ers were again at work. reld between the strikers t Duvrelle are said to proposition submitted been refused. the 1 —_— FIFTEEN INNING GAME ON DETROIT DIAMOND Cy Young and Winnie Mercer Pitch Great Ball, the Former Winning for Boston. AMERICAN DEAGUE. Bemis; deteated ing in the r side scored. week's ab- o doubles Score: H. 10 ? ugden; le, 4000. R. E [ 8 Wiltse, o> B -3 and S 21.—Chicago agaiu defeated : ser scores resulting bells and errors. Attendance, s H. E. 3 5 1 s L T R att, McFarland and Sullivan; umont out and retired hits and eight runs the gafme. Attendance, H E 8 1 12 H and Zimmer; —O0'Day. R. H E 14 14 3 4 u - Smith; Dunham and —The Chicago team ng the game from Cin- was in rare form, by McPhee’s men ac- core. Attendance, 2000. R H E. .. 8 5 6 1 ° 4 ng, e—Bro 21.—Boston-Philadelphia wn. + game pos ain . Sharp Quarrel in a Synagogue. AKRON, Ohio, June 2L.—Because not more t one man is allowed to talk in the orthodox Jewish synagogue at the same time there was & small riot in the | synagogue here to-day. Ben Rudeminski emerged from the fracas with his head cut in several places. He, with Jacob Mermion J. Rudeminski, are under arrest. Ben Rudeminski and another | man tried to talk at the same time and & quarrel ensued, which soon developed into a fierce fight. “Hello” Girls Go on Strike. DES MOINES, Iowa, June 2L.—Seventy telephone girls walked out of the two local exchanges this morning, tying up the Jowa end Mutual lines. They have organized & union affillated with the American Federation of Labor and will attempt to make the strike general over the State. They demand an Increase of wages to $3) 2 month and a nine-hour day. —_— ____ ADVERTISEMENTS. CURES WEAK MEN FREE. Insures Love and a Happy Home for AllL How any man may quickly cure himselt after yeurs of suffering from sexual weakness, lost vitality. varicocele, etc., and en- tr 1 will gladly send the free receipts with full directions so any man may easily cure himself at home. This is cer- tainly & most generous offer, and the following extracts teken from their daily mail show What men think of their generosity: “Dear Sirs: Please accept my sincere thanks for yours of recent date. 1 have givem your treatment @ thorough test and the benefit has been exiraorciusry. It has comp.ete'v braced me up. Just &s vigorous as when a by and you wt_realize how happy 1 am.” “Dear Your method worked beautiful- lv. Results were exactly what I needed. Strength and vigor have completely returned «nd_enlargement is entirely satisfactory.” “Dear Sirs: Yours was received and I had no tréuble in making use of the receipt as di- rected, and can truthfully sey it is a boon to wesk men. 1 am greatly improved in size, strength and vigor.” All correspondence is strictly confidential, mailed in plain, sealed envelope. The receint is free for the asking and they want every zer of the American Federa- | Al to report for duty Monday | the road this afternoon | WE RN REY BRRERRY RERRRY KRR KRR R RRRRREY, RERERR RRRRY, RERRRRR R R RR Ry RRRRE RR R fe and Pletz; Menetee | want them for gifts, probably cost twice our special price; on sale Mon- day, volume, 65e. The assortment inc'udes | Memeriam,” Robert Brownirg, O iver Gold- | smith, Chaucer, *Pi'grim’s Progress,” ¢Para- dide Lost,” “Lalla Rookh,” ‘‘Idylls of the Emerson, King,” sey,” “Light of Asia,” ¢‘Childe Harold,"” Gray's Lowell’s works and many others. Wall Tents. Dapt. Store Prices. | you to look at our —— ! samp'es and get our Y prices. Because of = : it e Ve | — @ on quote but ore| - style, of which ;—‘é P there are five sizes. 739 feet . 934x14 fect . Poles and P'ns extra. - $8.80 in Padded Leather. Five hurdred volumes of the works of the “In Homer's “Odys- “Elegy,” “The Rubaiyat” (the FitzGerald translaticn), | If you are buy- ing a new tent this | season it wil pay All bave 3-foot wil's. | 7x7 feet . $5.05 | 9x9 fect . §6.67 | £6.00 | 9%x12 1. $7.75 | Fictures | Economist Framezd. Junior: A complete line| Our handsomely of the newest and | illustrated catalogue of Summer Styles is now ready. Write to Mail Or- der Department for a copy. most effective Moldings. Artis- tic werk 3t posi- tively lowest prices. THE EMPORIUM. ‘CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST- / i AMERICA'S GRANDEST STORE. | $1 Gioves. | and Printing and Suede Gloves for women that can be made to sell at the price; 2z clasps, all colors; fitted and guarantzed. Sale of Shirt Waist Patterns. A limited quantity of the best quality lawn shirt waist pac- ) terns, beautifully em- broidered, in several different styles, charming conceits, worth in the regular Empress | Developing The Kid| Particular folks should bring their negatives to us. We will bring out | all there is in them. Charges moderate. Camera Dept., 2d floor.” best and 68c a yard. like these on choice, new, More than a thousand yards of colored much-in-demand fabrics. Gros de Londre and jancy Fiannel Taf- fetas—In popular shades of cardinal, lavender, navy, pink, gray, cream, brown, turquoise, tan, nile, maise, etc.; charming silks that will make pretty shirt waists for street and evening wear, and the most desirable of linings, siks that have never been sold regularly less than 75c, 85c and $1.00 per yard; on special sale, beginning Monday. .. .... S54¢ $1.00 and $i.25 Black and Coiored Silks—Beginning Monday, 68c. About 2500 yards &f black Swiss Taffeta—tull 27 inches wide, a good-wear- ing quality for underskirts, linings, rufflings, etc.; the grade that is regularly sold at $1.00 per yard, and less than 300 yards of Colored French Taffzta, 22z inches wids, in shades of emerald, turquoise, orange, garnet, cerise, bluet, etc.. the regular $1.25" quality; on special sale, beg'n- ning=Manday; per yard. o LT ST I L e A Great Silk Sale Begins Monday Offerings such as are made here only. Actually below manufacturer’s cost are to-morrow’s prices on several lines of the silks that we offer at 54c | San Francisco’s fastest-growing, largest and most popular shopping place alone makes prices These Silks™are the choicest selections from the season’s surplus stocks of several prominent jobbing houses, bought at figures which enable us to say: 75¢, 85c, $1.00 Fancy Colored Silks Beginning Monday, 54¢c Yard. way $2.00 and $2.25 each; on sale Monday at . . $1.i2 Only a few dozen of these. Best come in morning to be certain of getting one. Go-Cart, $5.20. We are in receipt of a car-load of the famous Whitney Go-Carts and Baby Carriages. The Go-Carts are _entircly different from those of any other make; more practical, more comfort- ' 68¢c 10,000 Yards All-Silk Ribbons Sale, Beginning Monday, Half Price Here is one of the Greatest Ribbon Offerings this town has ever seen—more than 10,000 yards of our best quality, superbly finished, all-silk, satin and gros-grain Ribbons, in ail widths, ircm the narrowest to the widest; in more than 35 different colorings; suitable for fancy work, pillow rvffles,|trimmings and a thousand and one other ribbon purposes; will be placed on special sale, beginning to-morrow (Monday) morning, at just haff ,-py"la'- pricess able. The handsome Go-Cartillustrated here has rubber-tired wheels. The reclining backs and the tront can be adjusted independently of each other or they both work together as you desire. The varnished reed body is in 2 partic= ularly desirable pattern, and the cart is supplied with Whitney’s anti-friction wheel fastener nRRRRRRRRE »! - s ¥ Fy only will be . White Organdy — A Monday’s Biggest and Best Offerings of Wash Fabrics, White Goods, Sheetings, Blankets. There will be enthusiastic buying to-morrow in .the domestic sections and at the sales tables in the ‘main aisle which the department will occupy.- We are going to sell; Fine Mousseline de Sole, with silk dots, the evening shades, also white and dark colorings; the well-known, much-in-demand soc goods; on sale Monday only, yard. The Best Percales—Tbe full 36-inch wide goods, thousands of yards from; fine colorings, best of pattéens; instead of 1234c yard, their price for Monday White India Liman—The fine weave, fuliy 30 inches wide, so desirable for waists and dresses in the warm weather; our 15c quality, to-morrow only, yard . . . really nice-appearing, good-wearing make, that will wash and wear well, 20 pieces only, until sold, yard . @€ Colored Organdy—The plain colors, black, sky, white, lavender, red, pink, canary, etc long, staple wool, extra large sze, pair . . . 5.95 34c White Spreads—3-ply yarn, well hemmed, large size, 200 only at the Comforters — White shect - wadding fillin L] 5 31 inches wide, yard . . . . . . §2%€ sz, each. .. .. . ... ..8115 Quting Wach Fabrics--In covert cloths, Sheets amd Gas@s—The goot twilled ducks, Jineps, etc.y @ very large as- kind, at less than present Eastern mill cortment, the best makes, per yard. .J2% @ prices— Summer Blankets—The 11-4 Single Bed Bleached Sheets, 54x90 . .37% € size, in white or gray, 64 inches wide, very Three-quarter Bed Bleached Sheets, 63x90 . . sightly and serviceab'e, pair . . - - BBB -+ o o cie o oo o nee 2RO Fine White Wool Elenkets— Californ'a make, Double Bed Bicached Sheets, 81x90. .52%40 Well-made Pillow Cases, 45x36. . . .f2% @ Extra Size Pillow Cases, 54x36 . . . . 16@ Men’s and Boys’ Boys® good quality Brown Duck Overalls, well made and finished to stand rough wear, sizes for ages 4 to 13 years; pair, Negligee men and boys, good quality twilied cotion, in light, medium and dark colorings, also black and white and plain black, good strong shirts; cach. . .500 Men's Summer Balbriz- gan Und rwear — In pink and blue, form fit- ting, picey made and finished; each . 506G cation; each . . . . saving prices. Firelight Cigars, The Popular 5¢c Smoke, All This Week, Ten for 25c. RRRERRE RRRRRR RERRR RERRRRRRRRRRRY RERRERRY RRRR RN RRRRY RRRRRRR KRR KRR R R R § DEFIES THE LAW AND LOSES LIFE Iowa Man Has a Furious Battle With the Officers. JEFFERSON, Iowa, June 21.—One of the most sensational shooting affairs eveg witnessed in this part of Iowa took place early to-day, resulting from an attempt to arrest Horace Shipman on a peace warrant. For a breach of the peace last night 2 warrant was sworn out for Shipman and placed in the hands of Marshal John Swearingen for service. Dr. C. H. Grim- mell, Shipman’s family physician, went ahead of the marshal to attempt to have Shipman surrender peaceably. ~ Shipman agreed to do this, but when Swearingen and Deputy Sheriff Fred Kendall appeared at the door he warned them not to come in under penalty of death. Swearingen, undaunted, started to pull his revolver, and Shipman fired a load of shot, striking the marshal in the lower part of the face and killing him instant- ly. Dr. Grimmell and the deputy beat a retreat, leaving the body of the marshal Summer Furnishings. | Handkerchicfs—Men or boys, in plain white and with co'ored borders; also red and blue Bandanas, just the thing to take cn your va- Sc Bathing Suits—For men and boys, large assortment of suits and trunks at money- Boys' Suits from. . . . §0¢ to $1.50 Men’s Suits from. . . .75¢ o $4.00 Bathing Trunks . . . . . 256€ to 7650 upon the porch. Bheriff Anderson went to the scene of Century Cameras Best. Kote Special Prices. These handsome Cameras embody everything that is new and up to date in the camera line. the Century can honestly say that it has no su- perior, They are all fitted with hinged wooden pancls at tack, adjustable focusing screens, bril- liant finders and many other exclusive features, Model 11 Century, 4x5. . . . . . $8.80 Model 11A Century, 4x5. . . . $§1.20 Model 11A Century, 5x7. . . . $16.00 Model 14 Century, 4x5. . . . ..$17.60 The Cen'ury Art Catalogue, illustrating and describing ihis line of Cameras, free for the asking at our camera depar.ment. Eastman Kodaks, complete line, $4+80, $8.00, $9.60, $14.00. Regular Kodaks, $4.00, $6.40, $9.60, $16.00, $20.00, This Basin and Pitcher 89c. Finest quality of semi-porcelain, as white and light as china, pitcher the new fancy shape, basin rolled, edge; regu- larly $1.25, Moncay only, the basin and richer, Q@ Semi-Porczlzin Slop Pail, covered, has bale handle . .. .$1.25 Ch:mber Set, fine scmi-porcelain, handsom-ly tinted, fancy-shaped pitcher, ~rolled edge b:mn,, covered chamber, mug ‘and soap dish, complete. . S 5 Fancy Cuspidore, highly glased iy o brown to yellow, green lined, each. . .30@ Wrought Iron' Candelabra, for 3 lights, com. plete, with 3 colored banquet candles. .54 @ the shooting, deputizing a dozen citizens to assist him. Hundreds of persons gath- ered near Shipman’s house and for three hours watched the battle. Five hundred shots were poured into the large two-story house, Shipman replying from windows, cellarway and the door. The fire company was called out and James May volun- teered to stick a hose in the cellar and drive Shipman out. A little later Shipman appeared at a window and fifty shots were fired at him. It then became quiet inside and Shipman's body was found on the floor, full of bullets. Your First Duty to Yourself Is to look after your own comfort. The com- fortable trains of the Nickel Plate Road, Chi- cago to New York and Boston, carry Nickel Plate dining cars, in which are served Ameri- can Club meals at from 85c to $1 each, always please the traveling public. JAY W. ADAMS, P. C. P. A., 87 Crocker building, San Fran- CRAN'S SUPERIOR ATLAS, A enr-load of Call Superior Atiases has arrived and they are mow ready for distribue tion. All subscribers to The Call are entitled to a copy of this great book at the prem- fum rate of $1 50. Out of town subscribers desiring copy of this splendid prem- fum will be supplied on ree ceipt of $1 50. Al manl orders will be shipped by ex- press at subscriber’s expense. to choose 8c 1iic price, each only 85¢ fancy knitted cdges, sikoline covered, large | Wesell all of the other popular makes, and of Headguarters department store prices, Gola Chops Crackers. 2 fo Shoo Fly Crackers......... 3 for_i0e Pkgs. Extra loud large Crackers, best quality.. i3 Pistol Crackers . Pistol Crackers (l Pistol Crackers large) Lady Crackers Small Red Heads.35epr100 Medium Red Heads 45¢ per 100 Assortmant $1.00. 8 2-star Candles 8 3-star Roman Can- dles 8 4star Roman Can- 1 No. 1 Star Mine les = 2 Yell Jackets 13 Ext. Larse Biue 1 gur;:ivle “Forch g rass Hoppers 1 Model Pistol 1 &inch Flower Pot 12 Boxes Paper Caps 1 1-oz.Triangle Wheel 2 Large Volcanoes 1 Silver Star Stick 2 6-star Large Roman 1 Red Bengal Stick Candles 1 Meteor Stick 1 Wind_ Ml 20 Red Heads 1 Pkg. Fire Crackers 1 Pkg.Electric Tor- pedoes 1 Pkg. Plstol Crack- ers 6 Large Pin Wheels 6 1-oz. Rockets 20 Colored Bengal Matches 2 Chinese Volcanoes 3 Silver Vesuvius Punk and Wood Case Exhibition Assortment $5.00, 12_Extra Large Pin Wheels We’re Ready for the ‘‘Fourth.”” In our large special Fireworks Department, on second floor, you will find everything in the line of Fireworks for home celebration and n'ght displays at Our other assoriments come at $2.00, $3.50, $7.50 and $10.00. for Fireworks We issue a catalogue which gives full partic- ulars, descriptions of our many assortments and the lowest prices for everything that you will need in fireworks or flags with which to celebrate the ¢“‘Glorious Fourth.’” These Catalogues will be mailed free to any out-of-town address, or cfn be had by city folks on application to fircworks department. F4 No. 2-The -inch width, s§c quality. Sale pricc. . 2% @ Yard No. 12—The 2-inch width, 20¢ quality. Sale price. . 7@ Yard < Bicycle Pump, 30c. No.i" 3= The };g-imh Fdith 5 ity B ,3;{,, Yok No 6 Tia it incls widtho e, Sty Splcelon ey s Wawell |- 0 00 Wty Ny . o $5.20 A soc scamless roll stee: barrel nickel plated No. §—The 1-inch width, Toc quality. Sale pricc. . 5@ Yard No. 22-The jinch width, 28c quaiity. Sale price. . #4@ YA, | Oer Go-Carts up o sj,; i bicycle pump, with cast base :{Id_ hard- No. 7—The 1}{-inch width, 123{c quality. Sa'e prce. . 64e Y. pd No. 30—The 3%-inch width, 33c quality. Sale price. . #68%€ Yird| cooq wih mbml’w e 2 Y wood bandle; see of bamel 1213 foches, No. g—The 13§-inch width, 15¢ quility. Sac price. . 7%56 ¥ard No. bo—The 43-inch width, 45c quaity. Sac price . . 22746 Yard | 11004 Top upholstered Go-Carts from . . . . s i g o = P eay S g Also 3000 yards of All-Silk, Satin-Faced, Pearl-Edged Trimming Ribbons, in black cnyy; 10-yard 50c picces, on sale, beginning 25¢!| . ... .. $12.50 to $25.00 P T Mondaysiplace s -~ (Comaiatd S L0 SRR e el R SR R SRR AR e s LTy Hood Top Carrisges $6.50 fo $35.00 Fifty or more small lots of music aggregating more than a thousand copies, will be placed on sle Among the many titles are— ' Popular Sheet Musie, 12c Copy. beginning Monday at the absurdly low price of fwelfve cents per copy for the purpose of cleaning up the stocks. These pieces are all pubiished at soc, and are sold regularly by us at 25c; to-morrow and, if quantities last, during the week; copy C Instrumental. «While Old Glory Waves.” «Eli Green's Cake Walk.” ““How-de-do." My Dinah. By Wireless Telephone.™ «Rip Van Winkle Was a Lucky Man.™ Vocal. “Irma Waltzes."” ¢Ben Hur Waltzes."”” ¢La Bouton March.” ¥4Cats Parade Two-Step.” ¢‘Soldier of Forture March.” Up-to-Date Lancers."” “‘Mistress Nell Waltzes. QR ARARUNS AR AR AR ALRAR AN ARARUN RRACAR QRRRRRARA R AR AR TR WAL ra Al W Wraean i Fir.works cannot be sh'pped with other goods—They go by express or freight and must be packed scparately. Below we describe two of our six special assortments, which are carefully boxed for transportation in city or country, and also give some prices on firecrackers. 1 _S8-inch Vertical | Dress Shields—Light weight; pair . . . #@0@ Featherstitched Braids— White and colors. 70 @ 1 Fheel red Gey. | Omo Dress Shiclds—No odor; pair. . . 250 Rubber Half-Sleeves—In stripes; pair . . 250 e g 7" | Pompadour Hair Roils—Allshades . . . §&@ Hair Pin Cabinets—Assorted; 200 pins . . 8@ 1 No. 4 Star Serpent | Corset Stecls—Black and white; pair. . . 5@ Whalebone Casings—All colors; 9 yards . 00 8 lostar Larse Ro- Mine iar Serpent | Initils—Two sizes, allletters; 3 dozen . . 5@ Stock Foundations—Light and flexible; 2. 150 6 8-star Extra Large e Satin Belt Hose Supporters—Colors . . 25@ Monograms—Every combination of 2 letters; 3 Col I iton S Moon: Vesmigs Shoulder Braces and Hose Supporters combined dozen. . . . . . . .. .. .200 12 G:Ntwr"Cob Romsn: 1 EBONe BURY |10. ] P55 e e st a e s a e S 4 . 250 New Style Loose Lock Pins. . . . . 200 o.Candles 1 Sun Flower Linen Thread—Barbour’s or Marshall's; the Fine Kid Curlers—Upward from, dozen . 5@ 1By Borkets 1 FhL Dol eack. | large zoo-yard spools . . . . . . . 23%4@ Children’s Colored Side Hose Supporters; pair . 1 " %-b. Triangle ers Brush-Edge Dress Bindings—Yard. . . . 8@ - - « « « « « e i o ‘Wheel 8 Pkgs. Extra Fire g = o fo M 2 3-0z. Triangle Crackers Wheels 100 Red Heads 8 Whistling Bombs 1 Jeweled Jet 1 %-1b, Bengal Light Punk and Wood Case Grocery and paper space. for known favorite brands. Sauce; Snider’s Salad Dressing, Babbitt's Best Soap—Monday, 12 tars 50@ Ghirardelli’s Eagle Chocolate—Monday, 1-Ib EARES S o T g el L s R Rolled Oats—Best Eastern; Monday, 8 lbs. . R o ot TSR TS 25¢ Rice—Best Carolina Head, long, clean grain; Monday, 7 bs. . . . - . . . . 50@ Corn Meal— Yellow—Best Eastern Cream; 10- Ib sack, Monday. . . . . ... .. 26@ Tamales—Best I. X. L.; Monday— * Boneless, 3 tins. . . . . . . . .300 Not boneless, 3 tins. . . . . . . 24D Deviled Ham—Libby’s and Kingan's; Monday, 3 tins 10c Queen Olives—The Imported, extra selected, worth 35c a bottle; Monday . . . . 22p But a few of Monday’s Bast Grocery and Liquor Bargains are given news- We guarantee qualities to be the best. Free Demonstrations of Snider’s Oyster Cocktail Cudahy’'s Diamond C Soap, in Grocery Department. Liquor Sales. The prices we quote are old Grist Mill Wheat Coffze and Crackers—Frisco Lunch or Champion; fresh and crisp, Ib. . S e Extra Cler.t--Good table wine; Monday, gal- B S I e B Jesse Moore A. A. Whiskey—The genuine; Shiller’s Malt Tonic—A health giver; Monday, dozen . . . PO .70 Ginger A'e—C. & C.; Monday, dozen $7.48 Naglee Brandy—26 years old, worth double our Monday price; bottle . . . . $1.08 Cedar Brook Whiskey—Well matured; Mon- day, gallon . . . . Reisling or Sauterne—Ch Monday, gallon.. . . . . . .. . Porter Nips—The Imported Guinness’; 14 pints, perdozen . . . . . . . . $1.50 them at the Emporium. Pearl Horn Hair Pins—In shell, amber and black Cube Pins— Cubes containing from 100 to 144 Real Hair Cloth—About 16 inches wide, in 75¢ qualities of Chiffons, Mouséeline de Soies and Liberty Silks, in such wanted colors as pink, blue, nile, lavender, purple, green and red, now on sale at one-half off regular prices. Ladies’ Union Suits for WHLAR AREALE AALRAA DAL ARR AN RAANE AARE TRARLR QUREARERALRHAR AARHR DRALRDE RARRAX R QRRARNN WRRHER QHRCRR WHAR AR WA AR AR Wiiae i Qi Big Savings on Little Things. A Notion Sale. You do not realize how much you save on little things until you buy WadRARR R AR an A Buttons—Pure white, good quality and the best sizes; 16, 18, 20, 22 and 24 lines; 1500 cards, of 2 dozen each, on sale Wisiiday. o v o 25 Gt S effects; cither stra'ght or Waved; worth 15c a dozen; 2 50-gross lot on sale Monday, e pins, assorted colors—all-white and all-mourn- ing; worth 10¢ 2 cube; 1000 cubes on sale Monday, exch . . . . Sc black, French and gray herringbone; pieces on sale Monday, yard . . oL 12%e 10 Sale of Chiffons at Half Price. Several hundred yards of the best soc and Copyright Books By Famous Authors On Sale at 20c. The cheapest and best summer reading ever offered in this city; thousands of volumes of cloth-bound books by famous authors, that were formerly published at $1.25 and $1.50; on sale, while quantity b o, s 20c Among the authors represented in this collec Union tionarer Paul Leicester Ford, Max Pember- 2 ton, Gertrude Atherton, George W Cable, Suits Frank R.. Stockton, S. R. Crockett, E. P, Roe, Frances H. Burnett, Mary E. Wilkins, Anthony Hope, F. Marion Crawford, and many others. 50¢. Summer Wear— Jersey ribbed, lisle ‘thread, low neck, no sleeves; ecru, white, pink and sky—high neck and cither long or short sleeves; ecru or white; good fitting, good looking, good ‘wearing suits for 50¢c For Art Embroidery Beautifully stamped: and plain Linens of all kinds; handsomely stamped Sofa Cushions, with alf colors of cords to finish them with; eclegant pieces of Spanish, Mexican and Japanese Drawn Work, suitable for center pieces, sideboard covers, tray cloths, doilies, table covers, etc. Hand-made Battenberg and Renmaissance pieces and all kinds of patterns, braids, rings and threads to make them with. it O ) RAARE ARARR ARRWER AARAAAR AR RA AR AU ERARR WARER ARANR S R ERR AR AR WAl w SAN. FRANGIGAN COMMIT SUICIDE Private Stein Chisholm Takes Poison in Colorado. Special Dispatch to The Call. DENVER, Colo., June 21.—Stein Chis- hoim, a private in Company C, Eigh- teenth Infantry, stationed at Fort Logan, dled at the post hospital this morning from the effects of a supposedly self-ad- ministered dose of poison. No reason is known why he should have committed suicide. Last night Chisholm, in company with his “bunkie,” Jay S. Riggs, was in Denver on guard pass. The two comrades visited about town until a few minutes before the midnight Fort Logan train left the Union depot. ‘While on their way dowrn to the depot Chisholm sald to Riggs: “Wait a minute, Jay. I want to get a prescription filled.” He stepped into a drugstore on Seven- teenth street, near the depot, and pro- cured some powders. After leaving Pe- tersburg, 'on the way to the fort, Chis- holm stepped behind Riggs and took the reached Chisholm became deathly sick| work. The employes demand recognition and the hospital corps was called. He| of their union, 25 cents an hour and a never regained consciousness and died in great suffering and convulsions. Chisholm enlisted* at San Francisco, where his family resides. The Coroner is making an investigation. MOB MAKES EFFORT TO LYNCH ITALIANS Five Hundred Men Demand Prison- ers, but the Railroad Defeats Their Purpose. \ NEW KENSINGTON, Pa., June 2L— Dominick Sandof, Tony Madron and Louis Madron, Italians, narrowly escaped lynching early to-day at the hands of a mob. Late yesterday David James, a prominept citizen, was assaulted by the foreigners, and Frank James, his son, | who rushed to his rescue, was mortally ‘wounded. The Italians fled but were captured and returned' to the local police station. A mob of 500 demanded the prisoners, and they were spirited away to the railroad station. The mob reached the station be- fore the train left and nearly wrecked the building in their efforts to get at the prisoners. The officers kept the mob at a distance with drawn revolvers. Several hundred men pursued the carniage in which the prisoners were taken to the next town, but the would-be lynchers were outdistanced and the Itallans were safely lodged in the Greensville jail. R ey Toronto Streetcar Men Strike. TORONTO, Ontarlo, June 2L—The contents of the paper he had bought downtown. When the guardhouse was| streetcar men of this city went on strike this morning. More than %00 men stopped pay from 17 to 31 cents an hour. The men, it is understood, will accept nine-hour day. The company is willing to |18 to Z1 cents. locks, specially heavy straps, at...$7.00 Bags Alligator select Alligator In genulne Fone o g prices $2.50 DRESS SUIT CASES An great abundance and st _specially low prices. Wa will extend you eredit on furniture if you wish.