The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 4, 1903, Page 31

7 X THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JANUARY 4, 1903. ELLERY’S LAST CON_ERT IS HAILED WITH DcLIGHT Royal e being s. The the | the 5 t that t bands o4 TATIVE Italian Band and Popular Tlembers t Appearance Mon POPULAR PRESE REPRESEN- WHO IS NOW WITH ELLERY'S BAND. Continued From Page 29, Column 2. session. of the House. Rev. W. K. Beans of the | Sixth-street Methodist Episcopal Church | of Sacramento and Rev, Dr. Stevenson are candldates for the position. The contest for sergeant at arms of | | the Assembly is a warm one. John T. | Staffora of Sacramento claims to have | | sixty votes and believes he is in position | to dictate to his rivals. William Banks | and Deputy County Clerk J. J. McCarthy |of San Francisco are energetically at | | work to obtain the position. Stafford told Banks and McCarthy that he would not make any combinations with them. Banks | | was sergeant at arms during last session. | He 1s popular with the old members of the House and has been promised their support. McCarthy halls from the Forty- third Assembly District of San Francisco and is well known in political circles of His | | rooms at the Golden Eagle Hotel, | | wife is with him and his children are | coming to this city to-morrow. The chiet | executive had an informal levee in the | | | office of the hotel this evening. He said | he was enjoying splendid health. The doctor met many of the new legislators |and chatted with them on a variety of ubjects. He retired shortly before mid- ht. Mrs. Pardee received & number | of handsome bouquets during the day. Senator J. R. Knowland of Alameda was | around renewing old acquaintances to- right. He says he has three or four im- hotel to-night. The colonel says he came | in from Marysville and only Intends to stay a few days to see how things are progressing. | ot AL MANY SOLDIERS IN ESCORT. treme and ma Italian the 1 er rende: German composer is masterly in the ex- | the immensely es which seem possible only for the Band are reall g of Wagn the last performa powerful indispensable cli- | Fitting Pageant for Inaugural Cere- monies Being Prepared. CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA- MENTO, Jan. 8.—Colonel H. I. Seymour, commander of the Second Infantry Regi- ment, which is located here and In adja- to LEGISLATORS ASSEMBLING of the Supreme Court has been asked to administer the oath of office. . The inaugural ball will, in all proba: sidering the question. S s G MONEY FOR AN EXHIBIT. Appropriation Will Be Asked for w at the World’s Fair. CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA- MENTO, Jan. 3.—The bill in which South- ern California is most interested, except- fng, possibly, the proposed legislation on the subject of irrigation, is that for the appropriation of an adequate sum to properly display California Interests at the St. Louls World’s Fair next year. This bill will be introduced by Senator Fred M. Smith of Los Angeles early in the session, and it will be supported by the entire southern delegation in both houses. The exact amount of the appropriation which the bill will carry has not been ' definitely determined. This matter will be settled only after a consultation be- tween a commlittee of the southern mem- bers and Governor-elect Pardee. That consultation will be held immediately after the inauguration of Dr. Pardee. When Dr. Pardee was last in Los An- geles he gave his unqualified promise to use his efforts to secure the passage of & bill carrying a sufficient appropriation to properly display California’s industrjes, appointment of three commissioners from different sections of the State and glves them the authority to appaint a director, | who will have charge of the entire Call- fornia exhibit. It also provides a proper check upon all expenditures by the com- migsion and limits the expenditures of the appropriation to certain lines, the idea being to prevent a repetition of the | scandal which followed the return of the California Commissioners to the Parls Exposition. Dr. Pardee has seen the draft of the bill and has expressed him- | self as being satisfled In the main with ADVERTISEMENTS. 00000000000000000000930000000000¢8: CITY OF Make Las i members of the thirty-fc ma % members o e thirty-fourth day nght | Lioyd says he bas a Solid southern dele- | bility, be held Monday evening, January H JLE R 1 Italian Band will | <~ Al RO e N on and the votes of many members in | 12. This highly interesting function is in o e farewell concert at t v | other parts of the State. Major Charl the hands of the local committee, which . g i Al | W. Kyle, overseer at the Folsom prison, | Will act In connection with commitces | @ T O | avilion Monday also wants the position, which he heid | appointed by the Senate and Assembly. | Ig ew W. on to being the |in the thirty-third . session. He was | The only thing that is agitating the local DRY GOODS COMPANY. ening’s per- | round the Iobbies last night feeling the | society people Is the brand of champagne | @ SR S S t in ald of | Pulse of the delegates and at a late hour | to be used at the supper. Temperance ad- | @ e B ( n | | to-night announced he was in the fight. | vocates are crying out against the use of - | There is a sharp contest on for chaplain | wine and the committee is seriously con- WILL M, B ANCHE Black and Colored Dress Goods IMPORTANT OFFTRINGS BEFORE STOCKTAKING. All broken lines of Plain avd Fancy Materials formerly sold at $7.50 and $9.00 a full dress pattern are to be closed out entire- " $5.00 ODDS AND ENDS. The entire accumulation of Black and (olored Short Pieces from 1} to S yards to be marked to show ' TREMENDOUS REDUCTION All odd patterns and broken lines of Plain and Fancy Fabrics that were marked $10.00 and $13.50 are now re- duced to the clearing price of $7.50 | portant bills to introduce this session, but the amount was not mentioned. Sen- ' @ Colonel Charles Sonntag of San Fran- | ator Smith said to-night that he hoves to @ CITY OF PARIS DRY GOODS COMPANY, Zast Week ot cisco was a prominent figure around the | secure $200,000. The bill provides for the @ Geary and Stockton Streects, Union Square. Week Commencing THIS NOON, January 4. AFTER- GRESSY and DYNE )l'r'fl‘n\fng “A VILLAGE LAWYER.” TOM RAWN AND 0. .(xn Edmund Day's “PAT AND THE NIL™ EDITH HELENA Phenomenal High Lyric Soprano. W30D and BATES Musical Comedia FOUR GA3GANYS European Grotesques. D N THE 3 LIVINGSTONS High Class THE BIOGRAPH With New Moving Pictures. Society Acrobats. MCINTYRE - HEATH Thelr L Absurdity, “DR. In LORENZBREAKABONE.™ I OPERA TIVOLI®SEE. EVERY EVENING AT 8 SHARP! MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 SHARP! THIRD WEEK AND TESTING THE CA-| P. SATURDAY Mat'ne= Jan. 10and 12, Parquet, any seat, 25¢; Balcony, 10e; ¥ part except reserved, 10e. rows, reserved, 0000000000000000900000000000900000000080080000008000000000009 R N S D O, To-morrow night e | its provisions. ACITY, THE H of the season will be given. It will be for | cent towns, Is busily engaged preparing BRIGHT, BEAUTIFUL, | MONJAY EVENING SAN FRANCISCO'S the benefit of the buflding fund of the |a fitting pageant for the inaugural cere- IN THE HOTEL LORBIES. BREEZY, BOISTEROUSLY FU. coLuMBl Young Men's C Assoclation. A |monies, which are likely to be held — HOLIDAY ABSURDITY, MR. EDWARD | ? LEows TS commit whom Mrs. John | \Wednesday next. If his plans are carried | Legislators and Others Who Are on | LAST ’ | ;‘;fi‘; - o ‘(]:-:F,‘.‘; out the spectacle will be extremely bril- the Scene. TO—NIGH TIME [ 1t n‘;~ 2k awill ol bl I“‘“‘, ¢ |liant. H¢ has been in communication| CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA- | the engagement. At 2:3) o'clock | With Adjurant General George Stone, and | MENTO, Jan. 3.—Jake Steppacher, as- l matinee will be | x!x‘arg:“er_\"‘tl!’\llrmlr;c x:x;n(;s"eg‘elll fim'flcrno‘rflxlelfl sistant secretary of the Republican State c | 4 ed programme of popu- o will be e © the Capitol by | central Committee, has been here all day OLUMBIA UNIVERSI Afternoon, and Appear- | iy 1 e selections | & large body of soldlers. RAIGISE s Tooel aimitias o hibicla and | Soe UNIVERSITY { a ht and To-Morrow | from “Carm La Giaconda.” | ,{‘;}‘;eg";';,gs fl’f““f“fd}h”d“’"‘d' arrangements for the inaugural ceremony the | |j America’s Foremost i Engagement. e Sawht follows: | { placer County to turn out for eseort | 2nd the ball which follows. He expects | SeSposes Raniat | In “The Auctioncer.” Schmid | quty. An invitation has been sent to|to remain during the session in order to | m Twu BUNGEHTS ! ¥ 3 Company A of the Fifth Infantry Reg-|OVeriook all bills appertalning to elec- | | MRS, M. E ‘ TWO W BEGINNING iment, which was once c arided by | tions. b L A sisting | vited to bring the First California Artil- | Is out for Perkins. e says he wants a | - ke {lery Regiment to Sacramento and the | vote taken at once in order that both Ece-eyed Geats 6150, 81, | E Night--Mati Saturday. J | Veteran Guard of Oakland has also been | houses can settle down to business. 75¢c. On sale Wednesday. IVEEY Togm st b G ted to participate. Troops A and B| Senator George C. Perkins has engaged | AT KiRKE LA SHELLE Presents ne matinee 5 Gl | of the National Guard have also been In- | five rooms at the Golden Eagle Hotel | “Brought Up to 1903!"" | s what Di’ Natale vited to attend the ceremonies. and will use them as headquarters. He a == S i st concert The procession will form in front of the | has not as yet arrived on the scene. DO NOT FAIL TO BRING THE CHILDREN. | e Golden Eagle Hotel and wind its way to| Major Frank C. Prescott of Redlands, | NEW SONGS! NEW JOKES! NEW DANCES! Go East on the “California Limited.” | the Capitol. The inafgural ceremonies | who is a newly elected member of the gl ‘\E“&ES | $50 is the speclal round-trip rate to Kan. | Will @s usual take place in the Assembly | Assembly, came up this evening. He says Rosa’s *Birth of the Roee” and | sas City on January § and 9. Stopovers | chamber, which is being beautifully deco- | he has one measure to put through and Eyot Bottagell - Browne's, Dalleta. et ire at Santa Fe office, 641 | rated for the occaslon with Amerjcan | that is to ohtaln an appropriation of | poprLAR PRICE 5c, 50c and 75c s Market stre * flags and bunting. Chief Justice Beatty | $i50,000 for the erection of a central build- Telephone Bush 9. !;_x)g ruh‘;umfi insane asylum at Highland: R —— his , he says, passed the last Legis SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! 86 90 L:E:e' but was pocketed by Governor THURSDAY, Jan. §, at 3:15 p. m., «.LECTURES... Guy Barham, the newly appointed Bank [ First Steindorff Novelty Comcert, Maguificent Colored Views and ¢ Commissioner, is here. He says he came . “Tm_y < ags ceM tion Pict and His Cemic Opera Compaay in the up to confer with his colleagus, Daniel | [ prustpn W ACDOWELL otion Fictures | Laughing Musieal Trivmph evane, and will also take a hand in the s | ” Selnded e T and Orclsstra of 80 GRAND CANYON of Aritonrsiis “MISS SIMPLICITY Colonel E. A. Forbes of Marysville came In a Brilllant Programme. : an. : | up to-night to assist his friend, Assem- |, Seats now at Sherman, Clay & Co's. Prices, PCRTUGAL Jan. 15 at 8:15 > w biyman Dunlap, in his fight for the |$1 50 §1 and 50c. DENMARK . Jan. 17 at 8:00 Varicocele, Impotency and Waste of Manly Power Are & s vorway1 . 225t s [INION COURSING PARK > THEATRE: & ¥ i = f d Cured b d P GAGE STIRS INDIGNATION. L. NORWAY I Jan.-24 at 3:00 | Quickiv and Forever Cured by the Grand Product — ' sigsco poaiht i - il > Appointment of Agricultural District | ARES NOW ON SALE Soursg,Tickets— | 0. 6RaCE, Judge JAS. 7. GRACE, Slipper. Bl N Eighth. Ph South 533, \ . N . L ¥ . > of Nature, Dr. McLaughlin’s Electric Beit. e g gl e SRR oy aal o WOODLAND, Jan. 3.—Governor Gage : inatural drains. Send for the Free Book. f men, varicocele, etc. It is free. It develops and expands all weak organs and No case of Failing Vigor, Varicocele or Debility can resist the Las raised a storm of indignation in Yolo | County by turning down W. B. Gibscn ani T. S. Spaulding, whose terms of of- fice as directors of agricultural district | No. 40 have expired, and appointing new | men in their places. It appears that this | was due in a_measure to the personal pull of Major Boyd of Los Angeles, who comes here occasionally in the employ of | the Bay Counties Power Company. Lar-| cceeds Gibson, is editor of the Winters Express. He was originally a director, but was turned down in favor of a gentle- man who was not an‘applicant, but was others interested before making these ap- pointments. Twice within last year Gov- ernor Gage has ignored this custom. Tt is rumcred on authority of one of the di- rectors that the Governor has stated that 2s Yolo County treated him rather shab- bily he would make only such Yolo Coun- ty appointments as suited himself. Here- tefore W. B. Gibson has been kept on the board because he is a pioneer, has a State wide reputation as a breeder of fine cattle and is the most conspicuous representative of the cattle industry in | the ccunty. Spaulding was originally se- lected because he is a tireless worker and unselfishly devotes a great deal of time and energy toward making such en- terprises as the fair a success. Nothing can be sald against the character of the two men appointed, but any persons ap- pointed to succeed Gibson and Spaulding wlill find it a difficult matter to meet pub.. lic expectations. Both Gibson and Spauld- ing decline to discuss the matter. MATINEE TO-D. PRIC 10, 15¢, To-night—Last Tim: Single Ti.kets, $1, 75 and 50c. On | 1 }112.-« ay, dan. 8th, at Sherman, | o. | TO-DAY, HUMPTY DUMPTY. Don’t Fail to See This Gorgeous Production. TO-MORROW EVENING, All Next Week—DMatinee Saturday and Sunday. The Greatest Sensational Edelmlrnm:\ of the ay, S IGHT—Last ¥errormance of “THE JEWESS.” MISS NANC In “Oliver Twist” Notwithstanding the great c ing prices prevail: Orchestra, Dress Circle, 25c and 30c 3 . $1 and $1.50. Theater Thoroughly Heated SEE T, Great Dock Scene. Burning of the Hotel de Bum. JUl's Wonderful Leap from the Fiying Train. The Flectrocution of IHolland—The Greatest Scene Ever Attempted on Any Stage. The Four Funny Tramps. Startling Situations—Exciting Climaxes. The Novel Specialties. A Positive Stage Novelty. s Evenings e Matinees The PRICE It's Very Funny ¢ The Military Farce & N i/ T0-NIGH! The Fa crite Swzdi h Dialect Ccme y OPERA | HOUSB O’NEIL SUNDAY - - - - JAN. 4 'Classic cu@ing Events rabee, appointed to succeed Spaulding, is | v ¢ an employe of the same company and has | T e R e 11 | AND lived here but a short time. Owens, who | The Young American Tragedlenne, An“ua nauglll’a _ Open Stakes 3 recommended by Major Boyd. Z O'NEIL as NANCY SYKES. 3 Heretofore it has been the custom to g AT TR B IR b advise with the holdover directors and R DODGER 78--NOM|NAIIONS' 7 8 TRAIN SERVICE. Leaves Third and Townsend strests 10:18 a. m, 112 m, 12m. and 1 p. m.; Twenty- fitth and Valencia streets five minutes later. Returning at 4:45 p. m. and after the last course. San Mateo electric cars every five minutes. ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. LADIES FREE. THE CHUTES! HIGH-CLASS SPECIALTIES EVERY AFTER- NOON AND EVENING. HANVEY BRYAN DOANE: > MAUD McINTYRE: M TONS and NEW MOV SPEND *“A DAY IN THE ALPS.” and verful 1 Suspensory. It never fails to cure. Ik is free with Belts for Weak Men. AMUSEMENTS. Better Than Ever el 2 i | it o =arme | SEE THE TWO-POUND BABY IN e weak: no man should suffer the loss An old man of 70 says he feels trong and young as he MECHANICS' PAV"—ION “I! TG'““ ne Slll A m—- 2 1SE S S e N e B 0| 00 Mol et s el e S TRcROuGRLY ST ZARZ ™ 1w et omito hould suffer for the sins of his | Trouble. It banishes pain in a night, never to return. FAREWELL PERFORMANCES, | Wateh for “DOWN THE FLUME. here at hand a certain cure for his | B. Miller, Crompton avenue, Los Angeles, Cal., writes: “I THIS SUNDAY— waste of power. of the weakness of stomach, which men suffer, are due to e power through mistakes t suffer for this. You can be re- it which you have lost you can as happy as any man that lives. ng, and it is my opinion that your medy extant. 1 assure you that it will recommend the beit whenever I can, which men suffér can be traced to it. s cured me of lame back, 1 am now sound and well, in perfect 1 ever did. My appetite s better ten | have used your high rheumatism and v have gained over What ails you? you are I think I man can give you, and a lot that he can’t. Write me to-day for my beautifully fllus- Try my Belt, trated book. with 1 of good readin 906 MARKET Office hours—8 a. m, to 8:30 p. m. Sundays, 10 to 1, h grade belt for two months for lame back, kened merves, and am now a well man. I x pounds in weight, and feel as strong and All my friends acknowledge that I have as I was almost a wreck when I began to Write and tell me, and no matter where can give you the address of some one in cuts showing how my Belt is applied ana 1g for men who want to be ““The Noblest ELLERY’S ROYAL ITALIAN BAND LAST MATINEE TO-DAY, POPULAR PROGRAMME., BENE! . BUILDING FUND OF T YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASS!(,I\IE,?IATION Reserved Seats at Sherman, Clay & Co.'s, STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Seattle hotels popular with tourists and travelers Grand LAST TWO TIMES, MATINEE AND NIGHT. CHARLEY'S THE GEEZER This in Deference to Our Patrons' Urgent De- SEATS NOW SELLING, THE CASE OF REBELLIOUS SUSAN!| ‘When Phoning, for “THE CHUTES."” Slectric Suspensory (free). | Your town that T have cured I've cured (housands, and e tore ir eck all unnatural drains | every man of them is a walking advertisement formy Belt. aliiciEER. P EEK DAY, . e ot onit o 3 }“v,,{y man Biny ever "]E!‘l‘:l it rgcfimmem}]s "'lbch(.ause e GERMA:\;;OCIETXES EVERY WEE DAY, RAIN OR SHINE. McCu Angeles, Cal., writes: “I am more than | NON€St. It does great work, anc those whom I have cured YOUN e AND THE END AT LAST. L] % 2 L that after wearing your belt but | 87% the more gratcful hecause the cure cost so little, N A HEBEEY AssocraTioy, TWO MORE TIMES OF | New California Jockey Club cure here ot the leas ce & ses - v coun- OW- 3 -4 3 e e s Mot the lmast trace | sel of a physiclan free. I give you all that any medical O R Tty [\IOHT. T MORRONY NIGNT- l Oakland Track X OR MORE RACES DAILY. fo. sharp. 223 Sutter Street. «BARBARA FIDGETY” TYNDAL Races start at 2:15 p. r causes Kidney Trouble, o - AN A FIRS . et P e rk of God"—A MAN. Inclose this ad. and I will send MONDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 5, FIRST TIME Ferry-boat leaves San Francisco at 12 m. and - orizan of the bode “Mose | this book, sealed, free. HERE Ol STEINWAY HALL, 12:30, 1, 1:30, 2, 2:30 and 3 p. m., conmecting ». with tiains stopping at the entrance to the on train L NEW WLSTERN HOTEL, Y AND WASHINGTON STS.—Re- fr ! 'y | “ red thousands of men who ha . . 3 Beware of :dlqgl concerns offering ‘Elec- 7 % \ # | track. Last two cars reserved for B .1 red thousands o dvlt‘,'.kr:,r;. have squandered the | + fric Felts Free” and the Professor with a ace Desirable location, || rye Excruciatingly Funny Burlesque on ciyae| P8I iv:ly Last Pu:lic Demonstration, | Jadies and. thelr escorts: no smoking. Buy ® > use; put it on when you go to bed; vou | foist s cheap Beit. < This ofteris onlv o teick to unsurpassed cuisine, Fitch's * Barbara Freltchie.” b | Your ferry tickets to Sheil Mound. . Trom 1t (no st orB E9 to bed: vou | foist o package of medicines upon you C. O. D. Write to Ted & H Anotiee Sreat. DTOTOCUIE . Cank. - Batnaty: AN | Y’ Returning—Trains leave the track at 4:15 b4 ou feel the nerves tingle wiih the SO T for B SRElaneton. oF A trK. '::g:r;’ms;"‘?‘ and | . Ciires, again everything new from begin- | and 4715 0 m.. and immediataly atier the last into them. You get up in the morning feel an veniences || ning to end. flT 3 @ r-old. g sleiniDR M. C Mc LAUGHL'N are the attributes that | | . Seats now on eale. Night, 25c, B0c, 7oe. PIHOMAS 1 WILLIANS TR, Vieshiest. -4 (atinee . . L e @ it has been for years. Your belt is all and more than you be.” who visit San Fran- Tlustrating the Mar- | - Office, 105 Columbia street; Los Angeles, 120 Souta Spring street, it tc NEVER SOLD BY DRUG STORES OR AGENTS. 0T000C000090060000000060C00600000000006066090C0000000000800000000 cisco. Hotels 1 THE WEEKLY CALL $1 per Year. vels of the Mind. Reserved Seats, 25c, | co. ind 75c. N BeE Otfce, s sale at Stelnway Hall and renovated. KING. WARD & plan. Rooms, 80c to $1 50 day. $8 fo $20 month. Free Bat.s: ater every room: fire grates I8 every room; elevator runs all night.