The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 7, 1902, Page 16

16 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1902. NEWMAN & LEVINSO. QUIYEVGUEL &% JRORITN. Kearny and Sutter Sts. Neckwear Reduced Less Than Half Regular Prices We offer to-day a large accumulation of up-to-date Wash- able Neckwear at away below cost—Many of the swellest of this season’s tailor made Shirt Waist Ties are involved in the sale—Pretty Tecks, Four-in-hands, Croats and Ascots—made of fine imported wash fabrics—in richest colorings. To close them out quickly we have made these great reductions : soc and 65c Neckwear, now. 75¢c and 8sc Neckwear, now $1.00 and $1.50 Neckwear, now $1.50 Pocket Books 9(c¢ | Selected from our regular stock—Ladies’ black genuine seal leather Pocket Books, with purse and card case combined— some decorated with $terling silver corners, some have sterling corners gold plated—all are well made lined—regular $1.50 kind—Special at.. | Pretty Sofa Cushions $1.00 | Another large lot for to-day of those nice 'fAP,ESTRY CUSHIONS—all finished ready for use, in the choicest of Oriental colorings—size is 22 inches square —just the thing for dining-rooms, country homes, etc.—your choice $l OO | while they last, at . Underwear Specials 50c si Ladies’ fine imported Swiss ribbed 1 Ladies’ Swiss ribbed.cotton VESTS, VESTS, low neck and no sleeves, | high neck, long sleeves with Eques- in White, Pink, Blue, Ec ‘\ trienne Tights to match, all and Black, special at.... SOC Good Comforters We quote two specials in entirely new Bed Comforters at prices that should make them very interesting : Fine white cotton filled Com- forters; covered with pretty colored | forters—well stitched and covered Sounle bed, spicial s P2 | ikt foed srviceable G 5() Ladies’ Stylish Gloves $1.50 Our “ Burlingame’’ Walking Glove for ladies has attained a wide spread popularity for fit, style and durabiiity—It is the correct street glove—has two large clasps, spear point back, heavy outseams and comes in tans, red tans and grays—no better glove in the world at $1.50 a pair. zes, exceptional value, at.. Full size white cotton filled Com- ' Sale of Muslin Underwear | . : The sale that commenced Monday will continue for a few days longer—The quantity involved was very large and there- are still great values to be had in Gowns, Chemises, Drawers, - Skirts and Corset Covers—but do not delay—Undermuslins are not offered every day at such greatly reduced prices. BURCLAR TAKES NEW QUARTERS MANY VALUABLES ~ FOR PROMOTERS | Boldly Enters the Hotei| Perman Roosevelt and Rifles the Rooms. ent Location &e- cured by California Committee. While the guests of the Hotel Roose- | velt, 1401 Van Ness avenue, were at din- mer last night a burglar ransacked the The California Promotion Committee is engaged in fitting up permanent head- quarters at 25 New Montgomery egtreet, reoms on the first and second floors and | directly opposite the Palace Hotel. Work secured valuables amounting to $600. | IS being rushed that the headquarters VWhen the robbery was discovered the po- | may be ready for use nékt week, when lice were notified Mre. C. F. Spencer, who conducts the house, stated t a week ago she dis- | charged a J e boy for some trivia he then threatened to She now believes that he burgia: as the thief ev- he habits of the guests. The burglar gained ac: to the hotel the Knights of Pythias will be in this city to the number of many thousands. For that occasion and to facllitate the work of the Pythians, the Promotion Com- mittee has arranged to furnish headquar- ters for the executive committee, hotel committee and other committees- of the Pythians with free telephones, free souvenir stationery, reading and writing rooms and all other conveniences. By through the basement, while the guests | this means all the visitors will be attract- yere in the dining room. He coolly went (ed to the Promotion Committee’s rooms, from room to room and picked up |where literature and avaflable informa- watches, money and other valuables, and | tion concerning the State that visitors he left the house without being seen. Mr. | may be interested in will be f: y o and Mrs. D. M. Young of South Caro- | plied. e lina end Professor There is a touch of elegance in the prep- those who lost money and jewelry. ations for the permanent location of the The police were given a description of | Promotion Committee. Choioe plotures by the stolen articles and are now search- | California artists, illustrative of the ing for the bold burglar, | beauties of California, will hang on the —_— | wall)ls. Tyl‘le lfurnrllurc and accessories gen- Bofas T | erally will be of high class. One feature sy, To-morrow and Saturday. | of" {5 "acoommodations Sherar i Llure In these three days the Lyceum, man- | ors will be the presence of Chinese guide: aged by H. Blume, will dispose of 1000 | A corps of young ladies will distribu men's all-wool suits, manufactured by | literature. In no sense will the headqua: Adler & Sons of Chicago to be retalleq | (TS, be employed as an exhibition hall S 55, The Lons Al | Visitors who desire to see products of the p ¥ yeeum will sell them for | State will be referred to the room: 4 crly $485. Saturday night will positively 0oms of the close this particularly good offef. Be stre and get your nice stylish ali-wool suit, in either black, blue or gray, fancy cheviots and worsteds, single or double breested, worth 815, for $485 at the Man. ufscturers’ Clothing Sale, that begins to- | Gay and ends this Saturday—only three | dsys—at the Lyceum, 915 Market street, | opposite Mason, i Shirk were among a ing. A. Frank H | the headquarters. —e —— July’s Immigration. Richard Eccleston, statisticlan for the ess will be in charge of port, has made the following report of | alien immigrants arriving here during the | month of July: Total, 487 immigrants and 203 tourists. Of the immigrants 189 are Japanese, 127 English, 47 Mexican, 23 Ger. ——— Arrested on Suspicion. George Dietrick a chore boy employed e e MO T PRI e e S oinos. 13 A ) arreste Ve 3 3 navian, en day on suspicion of commitiy | each Finnish and Irish, 5’ Seoten < athe robbery, and will be held unty |Principal occupations represented are; the police can make a thorough nyes | Merchants 58, house servants 2, farmers tigatlon. Mrs. Funk and other Sneriy o5 | 25, farm laborers 16, laborers 13, hotr ihe hotel hiave had valuables taken from | KgePers 5 not stated 7. miscellaneous, in- thelr rooms, and a trap was set por oo | cMding women and children, 206, thief, but without success. Dietrick. fig —_—————— access to the roos ms and the po e he took the missi Rponee patiere 1. e L0 $20 suits, $15, to close out summer suiting: J. Smith, tatlor, 908 Market street. Gibson’s Observations No.Z8, Published by “Your Bosom Friend,” every once in a while P I' have noticed quite a change on Market street—the | Jthians are coming—strings of electric lights, decorative fjesxgns. hurmglg are everywhere—the whole town seems © be undergoing a change and it is a very good idea. My store is constantly changing also—larger than it Lk d still growing. New goods arriving, and styles you won't find in other m not so very big, but being small, I can turn s have the right fashions. John T. G%son, “Your Bosom Friend.” Furnishings for Gentlemen. 1202:1204 Market St. ’Phone South 850 used to be, you know, an: constantly stores. 1 a my stock quickly and alway: State Board of Trade in the ferry build- | United States Immigrant Bureau at this | —————— Pythian Committee Will Give Splendid Show at Grand Opera-House--=Special Trains Are Coming. ARRANGING MONSTER BENEFIT TO AID'ENTERTAINMENT FUND BUNDSCHT CHARLES LAWER | e | HAT promises to be the great- est benefit ever held in San Francisco will take place at the Grand Opera-house to- | morrow night, when a’superb programme will be offered in ald of the ! fund for the entertainment of the visiting Knights of Pythias. The committee in charge had but little time to devote to ar- ranging the benefit, but the Theatrical Managers' Assoclation came to the front and ‘asked the people under engagement at the principal theaters to help out. A | big bill will be presented, consisting of acts from the famous play *“Trilby,” with all the big Frawley company in the cast, fAncluding Wilton Lackaye as the hypno- | tist, Svengali; Alice Johnson as Trilby, who, by the way, is the only woman who ever essayed the part who herself sings | the famous “Ben Bolt”; Theodore Rob- erts as Taffy, H. 8. Duffield as the Laird, Royal Dana’ Tracy as Zou-Zou, | McAllister as the French landlady and a splendid supporting cast. Mrs. Kreling and Manager Leahy of the Tivoli Opera- house will call on a couple of the Italian singers to give the audience a itouch of grand opera, and the Orpheum wiil con- tribute the services of ‘one of its best | vaudeville artists. This : makes up a splendid programme and will give the vis- | itors to the Grand Opera-house a great return for their money. | The members of the commiftee and the | several Pythian lodges in the city have j not been idle, and there has been a large | sale of seats and boxes. More than 1000 | tickets have been disposed of, and. some | of the choice boxes have brought big pre- miums. The Emporium managers have | bought box No. 1, for which a check for $100 was sent to the president of the com- | mittee. George F. Neal got box No. 2 for $50, and John Breuner Sons’ paid the same price for the third choice. Tickets | can be exchanged at-the box-office of the | theater for reserved seats. | Work on the large crowning plece of | the Pythian grand court of honor at | Third, Market and Kearny streets was prosecuted vigorously yesterday. court consists of a circular disk The of ference, affixed to an iron circle a quarter of an inch thick, to which are affixed the many cables that are to furn- *lsh the power for lighting. On.the under ] side of the disk is an immense painting of the emblem of the order in three col- ors, surmounted by a ‘helmet of the style { worn by the knights of the olden times {and the letters F..C. B., symbolic ‘of | Friendship, Charity and Benevolence. The outlines of these are marked in col- ored bulbs and it is said that when the whole is lighted the result will be one of the most beautiful electrical effects ever shown in this ecity. Before dusk the workmen had strung from the iron circle nearly all of the streamers and festoons l!)’l; bulbs. ]: is tgg lnéentlon to turn on e current on turday p%r}?asek«;t @ tastoftocr V. VIPRTASODIINE e side decorations have been place in the great nave of the ferey Aapor These consist of the colors of the oprder set against fan palms on the semi circle over each window and surmounted with American flags. Underneath are festoons of red, blue and yellow. The effect is at- tractive and pleasing to the eye. Under the direction of E. M. Eisenfel- der, member of the executive committee the Pioneer building have been very pret- tily decorated with .the Pythian ’cglo:u and added to with white muslin, spangled with silver stars. RECEPTION OF VISITORS. Brigadier General Herman has been selected as the grand marshal of the second division, which will be composed of the subordinate lodges of San Francisco and Alameda countfes, Phosa | sheet iron, seventy-five..feet in circum- | of the local lodges. the headquarters in | o | | Schaffner |- i FRENI | D WORTH | BOYE 1 I g {4 | | I | | | | | | b | 1 | | ] | { | | i | | I | i | § | | VICE CHAIRMAN OF GENERAL COMMITTEE OF THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, ONE OF THE AIDS TO THE GRAND MARSHAL AND THE CAPTAIN OF McKINLEY COMPANY, UNIFORM RANK. i ke which will be escorted By two lodges in uniform. The grand marshal has ap- pointed M. H. Beach as his chief aid and Dr. William A. Atwood, Ralph Ha- thorn, Samuel Seymour, Frank D. Worth and J. H. M. Claussen as aids. EIGHTEEN SPECIAL TRAINS. The Southern Pacific and Santa Fe rail- rcad officials gtate that eighteen special trains will arfive here during to-morrow night, Saturday and Sunday. Indiana will send three, Pennsylvania two, and one each will come from Iowa, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, Michigan, Alabama, Ken- KNOW WE INTEND MOVING VERY SHORTLY TO OUR NEW STORES, JUST A FEW DOORS ABOVE OUR PHESENT LOCATION? THAT'S THE REASON S OUR.. GREATREMOVALSALE This 'is the THIRD WEEK. STORE CROWDED "ALL THE TIME! EVERY- BODY 'PLEASED WITH THE VALUES WE OFFER! We've marked every, garment of our stock from 1, to' 3% THE: ORIGINAL SELLING PRICE. WE GIVE GOOD HONEST ' VALUES, JUST AS WE ADVERTISE. THAT'S WHY EVERYBODY PLEASED, TO-DAY—RIG WRAPPER SPECIALS. Scores of real good satisfying BAR- GAINS among _this _excellent_ line of WOMEN'S PERCALE AND CALICO WRAPPERS; -all sizes: lined to walst; flounced or plainy prettiy trimmed. YOUR CHOICE TO-DAY at 45c¢, 65¢c, 75c, 85c, 90c, $110, : $1.25. EVERY WRAPPER WORTH DOUBLE THE PRICE MARKED! WOMEN'S DRESS SKIRTS. ELEGANT STYLES! RICH MATERIALS! Fine black Venetian Cloth, Broadcloth, WE'RE HAVING s MADE SKIRTS, SELLING TO-DAY at $2.75 for $5.00 Skirts. $4.75 for $8.00 SKirts. TRIMMED OR PLAIN. OUTING SKIRTS. TO-DAY we offer you a GOOD CHANCE to get one of these comfortable, eervice- able, ‘neat SUMMER JAUNT .or WARM WEATHER SKIRTS at ONE-HALF their REGULAR PRICES. ‘Made of white pique, —white,” black or navy blue duck and linen, $3.25 3-FLOUNCE SKIRTS selling for $2-00 $2.50 2-FLOUNCE. SKIRTS selling -for $l.50 WE HAVE OTHERS—good style ard material —AS LOW AS 25¢; regular price 50c. GOOD_° TENNIS FLAN NIGHT GOWNS—TO-DAY. REMOVAL SALE SPECIALS _IN EVERY DEPARTMENT JUST LIKE THE ONES ADVERTISED. 1212-1214- MARKET ST., Between Taylor and Jones, STORE CLOSED AT 6 O'CLOCK. ‘=L 89c: i | Who wish to_investigate. The, treatment. must [ d tucky, Wisconsin, Illinois and Minnesota, and one from Boston. All the special trains of the Santa Fe will arrive from Los Angeles over the coast division of the Southern Pacific. Besides the special trains there are on the way to San Fran- cisco 250 special cars attached to regular trains. The Southern Pacific Company | has just received at Ogden sixteen new | | dining-cars. These willi be put on at once to help in the dining-car service of the ‘Materials EATTY REBUKES | Hale’s. Hale’s. at 6—Every day, Saturdays inc/uded. Open 111\9 Close TaBle Linens Our Best Sale. B'stprces: best v ret: best paiteins. “Could there be , @ better time fo buy Table L nzns ? We are establishing a new bargain precedent. It is, indeed, the star month, Whether it’s a 25¢c red damask or a 38 white one or - $1.50 one, the saving is definite and safe. Some vahes in be- tween worth mentioning. 45 quality at 3Se, €5c quality at 50e. 90c quality at 7Se. All bleached and in nice new patterns. Cream Bleached Damask 44c— A very heavy cloth, all linen, worth 6oc. Napkins Cheap. too. 1.50 quality at $1.25. :z,:r. f?uxnly at $1.95. 20 and 22 jinches sguare, cream bleached, ‘with a nice soft finish; all linen, of course. 1oc Roller Towelinz 8:. Another one of the unusual things we have on this week at the linen - section; 17 inches wide and all linen. The New Dress Money Back Our Six'h Star. It leads us sometimes over pretty rough places—often it is hard to see any light ahead, but still we keep our eyes on it. We don’t want any one’s money if they don't want our goods. We're only holding their money in trust till they find if they are satisfied. - It's just as easy to get their money back’as it was to get the goods first. Tapestry Portieres (First time to-day.) | Manufacturers’ Samples Saerificed. $1.80, $1.85 and $2.00 cach Not usually sold under, $2.50 and $3.00; 3 yards long and of ordinary width. A star offer too good to keep any longer. When you can buy such high- gnade hangings in such pretty colorings and designs for half money, it means a whole lot They are splendid for single | door drapes or couch cover- irigs. Among the lot are some heavy Ottoman cord curtains. In abundance, and noi as ex- tensrve as you’d think. Silks and cloths and crepes. A| month ahead of time. Could we have planned anything you would have liked better? Colored Stuffs— BROADCLOTHS $1.50 YARD—All the new colorings; 50 inches wide. VENETIANS $1.00—1It Is our select- ed 4G-inch cloth, extra heavy. This 50-inch French ' Venetian Is 1.50. CHEVIOTS—The range here includes all the best known makes; all the leading colors for fall. 40-inch 30¢ .T5¢ $1.00 | at we import | had them _sent | time_for star month— 75e, silk and wool, 41-inch, colors and black; $1.00, sik and wool, 42-inch. Black Stufis— BLACK CHEVIOT SERGES—44 in. | wide—note that width, and then | ht—it’s all. wool; then the | Fine English fabrics— | wide—$1.75, $2.30, | 00. FRENCH CREPE ROYALS A pop- ular materlal for fall costumes— $1.00, $1.25, $1.50; 42, 43 and 44 inches. Cheviot Serge 55¢ A navy blue cloth, 44 inches wide. Think of such a width and such a | quality for 3 e. We never had as good a value before. It comes just in time for school dresses. That's fine, Isn't it? GOURT OFFIGIAL A Witness Disappears With Attorney Dun- can McKinlay. 39 STOCKTON ST. company during the big rush of the Knights of Pythias to the coast. | A railroad official estimated yesterday that there are 3700 persons on thé eighteen | special trains and 7200 people on the 250 | special cars attached to the regular | trains. He stated that he expected fully | 20,000 people to visit the coast during the | | existence of the low rate of $0 from Chi- | cago to San Francisco. . | At the request of Chief Sullivan the | Fire Commissioners took action toward | protecting the Pavillon during the time the Pythian conclave will occupy the | building. A large picked force of men | with suitable appliances will be in con- | stant attendance day and night during | the conclave. Other places where the | Knights may be housed will recelve the | attention of Chief Sullivan and his men. | The _contributions to the Knights of | Pythias fund up to Tuesday amounted to $13,153. The contributions " acknowledged - vesterday aggregated $762 50, making the ' total amount to date $12,915 50. i —_— | Demented Scavenger Stabs Himself. Andrew Ponta, a scavenger, living at | 2520 Chestnut 'street, slashed his throat and abdomen with a table knife yesterday morning while laboring under the hallu- cination that he. was being pursued by men who intended to kill him. The sur. geons at the Emergency Hospital say | | that the abdominal wound may prove | SPEGIAL SALE we OF ... ORIENTAL GOODS We offer our entire line of rare and medium price ORIENTAL RUGS, CURTAINS and NOVELTIES, at 25 % DISCOUNT fr‘oq‘n regular prices. Cins. M, PLUM & GO, Cor. Ninth 2nd Market Sts, DPILES. > DILES. EMORODICIDE. _More than five hundred business men in this city have been permanently cured without sur- gery or delay. Names Will be sent to those be applied by a skilled physician and cannot be sent. It will no longer be advertised under tile name resident physician. For particulars call or write The Emorodicide Treafment for Piles, 495-96 Parrott building, San Francisco. TRADE MARK REG. | preter—German, French, Polish ana Ital- Some commotion was caused in the k. United States Circuit . Court _\'e:!erdayL CISL :Min SERE) i 1447-1449 POLK ST. Evelyn J. Pierce to recover $30,000 dam- e i ; during the trial of the suit of Eugene and i | | ages from the Southern Pacific Company for personal injuries sustained two years ago in a railroad accident at Bishops switch, Shasta County. The trouble was | caused by the disappearance of Miss Eliz- | abeth M. Yates, M. D., of Santa Rosa, an | important witness for the plaintiffs. | There was no response when her name | was called, and some one informed Judse | Special Three Days’ Sale! Thursday, riday and Sat:rday. v ‘We offer unusual bargains for :his three Beatty that she had left the room a short | , We offer upusual bargains for :his three time before with Second Assistant Dis- || jor"a e" SRS make it worth white trict Attorney Duncan E. McKinlay. Crier John T. Grey and United States Marshal Shine were sent in pursuit of the missing witness. Judge Beatty called for United States District Attorney Marshal | B. Woodworth and suspended the trial | while he spoke as follows: Mr. Woodworth, I want to complain of the action of one of your assistants in® interfering | with a witness In this case. His conduct i3 an_interference with the administration justice, The. witnesses are supposed to be constant attendance on the court so as mot delay the progress of the trial. I wish you to reprimand Mr, McKinlay, and it it occurs agalr I will take him under my charge. The lady appeared after lunch and gave her testimony. Mr. MeKinlay informed Mr. Woodworth that he wished Dr. Yates to visit his sick mother in her profes- slonal capacity, they being old friends, and that before they left the courtroom together he had been informed by Mr. Snook, one of the counsel in the case, | that the lady would not be required to | testify until the afternoon. FHe added that he had explained the matter to Judge Beatty when he returned in the afternoon and that the Judge had ex- pressed himself as satisfied. —_——— Don’t Miss It. Just arrived; 400 dozen swell men’s neckwear, all latest styles; New York price Tc, 50c, to be sold at the half price | sale of M. J. Keller Co. for 25c. 1028, 1030 Market street. . e — Interpreter and Surgeon Wanted. The United States-Civil Service Com- mission announces that on September 9 the following examinations will be held in San Francisco and other cities: Inter- | to call and investigate our goods and prices always. Choice Creamery Butter, 2 squares . 75e Regular price 45c each. German Lentils, 4 Ibs for 25¢ Regular_orice 10c 1b. The best the market affords. 20¢ Kona Coffee, 1 1b Strictly fancy, reasted or ground; rcg- 25¢ ular price 25c. Chile Sauee, bot Millar's; a deliclous, piquant flavering: regular price 40c. Martin’'s Eastern Cream Cheese, Ib.. . A7%e Regular price 2214c Ib. Just receives an extra fine quality; delictous flavor. Lucea Olive 0il, bottle ..50e “Regular price 80c. Pure imported al- fan olive ofl. Pearline, large size pack- ages, 3 for 25¢ Regular price 10c package. The great labor saving washing compound. Children’s Tooth Brushes, 3 for 25¢ Regular price 15c each. You can't af- ford to oe without these. 0ld Kentueky Bourbon— 75ebot.; 3for $2; per gal. 33 Regular price $1 bottls] #4 gallon. A fine quality; cannot be matched else- where in worth, Black Swan Gin, bot.... . 95¢ Regular price $1.25. Has great medic- jan—immigration service, salary $1200 per | annum; acting assistant surgeon marine hospital service, age limit 20 years or inal qualities; every family should keep oyer, FPersons who desire to~ compete 1€ S should apply to the United States Civil Botvice ‘Commission; Washmston b o || Claret, gal. .. .. of to the secretary of the local board of examiners, postoffice, for necessary appli- cation forms, which should be filed with the commission at Washington. Persons | unable . to file their formal appMcations and who notify the commission bf this fact, with the request,that they be per- mitted to take the examination, will be examined provided thelr requests are re- ceived by the commission in sufficient time to ship examination papers. Regular price 50c. flavor. Send in for our {llustrated catalos. Out- of-town orders carefully filled and shipped free of charge to any point within 100 miles. 900000, z WE OWN MINE, WATER, TIMBER. [} As an investment this stock _1s good. We have the ore, its iz free milling—plenty of it. Want “to complete miil and works. @ I Stock cheap now—after a bit will cost more. GRAY BAGLE CONSOLIDATED - MINING CO. 408-9 Spreckels Annex, 3% —_————— Swim at the Crystal Baths, Bay street, near Powell. Water always clean, warm. Tub department best In city.* e City Electrical Workers Strike. The electrical workers -employed in the City Department of Electricity went on a strike for about an hour yesterday morn- ing. The men are working ‘on the per- manent illumination system on the City Hall and took exception to two non-union men working on the temporary illumina- tion system for the Knights of Pythias celebration. The two men were sent by the Independent Light and Power Com- pany and Chief Hewitt requested the cor. poration to withdraw them. The com- 290008 090000 %‘é‘;\} :’:.‘:f‘.?g‘;?n'g’:?:::‘:‘g;g' ::‘i%ei:g’:’? BEWARE " Sumed operations. . N T