The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 12, 1903, Page 30

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL YOUNG LADIES’ INSTITUTE PLANS BABY QUIRK'S CURE | FOR VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINMENT Of a Torturing Disfiguring Eczema by |Combined Councils of the City Prepare an the Cuticura Remedies when : . all elea/tailod. ! Excellent Programme and Clever Art Mict W UNDAY 30 ADVERTISEMENTS. : —_— ists Volunteer Services for the Sho * My baby, Owen Herbert Quirk, was afflicted from the age of six weeks . 2 = - —e with & losthsome runming eczems, almost covering his face. I took him 7 | and of Victoria Road, Aldershot, aud he was treated by them for three months, but got much worse and was a sickening sight to look at. I saw an adver- tisement of the Cuticura Remedles, and got the Soap, Ointment and Resolvent. | ““We notlced an improvement | at once, and within a fortnight | | the running had ceased and the | I { | to Doctors scales were nearly all dried off, and in a month his face was per- | fectly clear, not a spot left. 1 have enclosed photograph of him when he was thirteen months old. He is now two years and four months and has never had the 1 slightest retarn of it. Iam very I grateful for the benefits derived I irom your remedies, and shall fee! ! it a pleasure to make their value | known. For corroboration of this i1 statement you may refer any one to Mrs. Williams, 45 Michaels Road, Aldershot. or Mr. Gunstane, 40 Victoria Road, Aldershot, to whom i ~e recommended the remedies for a skin humour which they also cured il You are at Itherty to do what vou like with this statement as I should like | | all to know of the value of the Cuticura Remedies.” | WILLIAM HERBERT QUIRK, | No. 1 West End Cottages. Ruywood Road. N. Southampton. OTUTICURA REMEDIES are sold throughout the eivilized world. PRICESR: Cuticura Resolvent, 0c. per bottie (in the form of Chocolate Coated Pille, 25¢ per vial of 80, Cuticura Ointment. 50c_mer hox and Cutirnra Soap, 26c. ner tahlet. Send for the great work, Humours f the Blood. Skin and Scalp, and How to Care Them.” British Depot. 27-28 Charterhouse £q., | | | U.8.A | | iondon, E C. French Depot, 5 Rue de Ia Paix. Paris. Anstralisn Depot, R. Towns & Co., Eydney. Potter Drug and Chem. Carn . Sola Pranvistara, Roston D ——— R —— MRS. MURPHY CHARGES | | | CALEDONIANS PREPARE { HUSBAND WITH CRUELTYi FOR ANNUAL GAMES | Sues for a Divorce, Alleging That|Influential Committee Appointed to He Abuses Her While | Make the Necessary Ar- Drunk. | rangements. Murph i di- ian Club has started the ging for the annual gather- | | re w 1l- | ing and games to be held at Shell Mound | £ nd | Park on Satygday, May 30. At a meet- hey were of club. held Friday night in | | & t w tish Hall, the following members BN et . appointed to act as a committee on € < M. Macpherson. J. A. McLeod, S. G W ne MeG J. H. Duncan, J. W. Cameron gains Flore Dr. J. A. J. McDon Angus McLeod, | | J William Mitch rd Gratto, James | | s ¥ Gorie, W. W. A. Mc- | 1 . Phee. D. J. Mc King, Wal- i M ’ MacCormac and J. M. a5 o After the show an informal dance will The young R gon for e ed succ alon Pa for x » has de GRAND PRESIDENT OF YOUNG - G s it f "'d':.'d] | LADIES' INSTITUTE AND HER | I = ase the amount for prizes, | SERIET AT, dge Murasky z encourage competitors to come | | e 3 Becker from F. W fo her States to the games. Every | | % will be made to keep up the high | | CATEEITNL [ have volunteered their services and wili e club has ained. ZAY 7O — | assist to make the affair a success. e | | Satchel Snatcher Heard From. . take place in the large hall es, Sick Heads ] . Mew e i tsenth | £ ™ ladies in charge of the function have left S = 1 o "oty - btore HE combined councils of the pothing undone and it promises to be a Insolvent Cigar Dealer. on Friday afternoon | Young Ladles’ Institute of this ¢ big success. Miss Mary Steln, grand A ). ¥ A a_ satchel out of her have prepared an excellent pro- president of the organization, will have » e e ney yes- It contained $ in coin. of gramme for a vaudeville entertain- the entertainment in charge and she will ter - € District i a necktie On Thurs: a ment and dance to be ven at D be assisted by Miss Mary Burke, Miss « He owes has 1o | lady had a satchel snatched out of her | tive Sons’ Hall next Monday evening. Dcrothy Melers and Miss Catherine Lay- B "hand while e Emporium | Some of the cleverest artists in the city ton. | @ ettt o @ ~ NEED TEACHERS a resolution commending the action of the Board of Health in cond>muing anl Governor Pardee Stirs Up the £an Diego removing certain wooden structures In interior conrts of Chinatown whicl: the State and United States authoritles have declared unsanitary and dange-ous to the healilh of *he community. e e Whisky that suits, that docs you good. alds your digestion and appetite, is the pure stuff —*'Jesse Moore” rye or bourbon. . —_———— BOARD ELECTS TEACHER.—The Board of Education appointed Monroe Magnin’s Dresses % | Deutch a substitute teacher of Latin in | Trustees. the Missicn High School yesterday. - | e \ | ¥ Trapper's Oil cures rheumutismand neuralgia. | SAISL DRpRiety o L0 Druggists, 50c fask. Kichard & Co.. 406 Clay. - APRIL 12, ADVERTISEMENTS. EXPERT OPTICIAN. WE WILL SHOW THIS WEEK A FINE LINE OF LINEN GOODS, NEW WASH FABRIGS, LACE CURTAINS, and TIDIES, SCARFS and CENTER PIECES. Table Cloths, Napkins and Towels. We will place on sale this week an immense {mpor- tation of FINE HOUSEHOLD LINENS in TABLE CLOTHS, TABLE DAMASKS, DINNER NAPKINS, FINE DAMASK and HUCK TOWELS, both hemmed and hemstitched. Table Damask Sets, from 3 yards to 5 yards in length; Hemstitched Lunch Damask GENERAL WILLIAM BOOTH Trents George Mayeric's Glasss which were Sets, 2, 23 and 3 yards long; Hemstitched Linen Tighty Sppretiates the spothing and strengthen | Pillow-Cases and Sheets. As we are direct impor- o owing Lestimantalss 1 ters of these goods, you will find the prices very Ol e R G e T Baetae ! reasonable. Yours faithfully, WILLIAM BOOTH COLONEL GEORGE FRENCH. April 10th, 1903. 1 ever remember using. Tidies, Scarfs and Center Pieces. Mr. T Dear Sir Having allowed my oy L T G R We have opened a large shipment of above goods in . and it will a source of pleasure for me to recommend ye services as a practical optician whenever any occasion to do so should arise. Thanking you for your courtesies and attentions, believe me to be, truly your o SQUARES, SCARFS, DOYLIES, TABLE COVERS and CENTER PIECES. The goods are in Cluny, Floren- tine and Battenberg Lace, plain hand embroidered and hemstitched damask linen. Lace Curtains. We will also show an elegant stock of NEW LACE CURTAINS in Irish Point, Battenberg, Colonial Net, Saxony, Arabian, Swiss and Nottingham. New Wash Goods. ORGE FRENCH, Colonel. - | | MAYERLE'S GLA| i WATER. | CAUTION an Eye Water | must bear the signature of C Mavyerle, | also the trade mark—an Eve wl | GEORGE MAYERLE German Optical Institute, member of American Association of Opticlans | | 1071 Market St., San Francisco, : charter Opposite Callaghan buliding, near Seventh th L SRR We wlil plage on sale complete lines of NEW MER- T S 0, S CERIZED CHEVIOTS, NEW WASH CREPES, NEW S C e e German Tve Wt DIMITIES, GALATEAS, PERCALES and GINGHAMS. by mall e and $1750 " Sent money orter: MACHINISTS HOLD COMPLIMENTARY SOCIAL Qur Mail Order Department is most complete. All orders for samples or goods filled and shipped same day they are received. Mayor Schmitz Delivers an Address | and Interesting Programme Is Rendered. | Yo i The complimentary social which was | glven last night by the San Francisco | Lodge No. 68, International 2 Machini: at Native Sons a most able affair. The hall w crowded. The siage was fittingly dec- orated with large Amerlcan flags and the handsome banner of the lodge was s pended from the center of the prosceniurs. Mayor Schmitz was present and delivered an address. The rest of the programme was as follows | Overture, chestra; vocal selection ssociation Hall, proved | Miss Delia Plumstead: song and dance specialty. Baby Dolliver; barytone solo, Oscar Hilton; California novelty dual, Forrest and Callahan: barytone solo, W. U. Loid; whistling solo, W. Altmann. ! 111, 113, 115, 117, 119, 121 POST STREET. At the conclusion of the programme the | 3 floor was cleared for dancing. The com- | - mitteess In charge of the mm-ruinmem“ were as follows. ! — — — — - Arrangements—H. Bartiey, chairman; 113 1] pleaded guilty to grand lafeeny. - Bann 0. F. Minedew Dunlap, E. Nelson, | | pleaded guilty to burglary in the second Phil G. May, F. I Carney, H. S. Grace. degree for entering the room of W. D Floor manager—J. A. Kelley. Assistants | Chaimers at 126 Market Street on FeB- —W. R. Hagerty, William Himmelmann, | | ruary 24 Anton Schmitz, D. O'Neil.. F. Trevarrow, | R. J. McCarthy, J. Bode, T. H. Walsh. | Reception—W Delaney, chairman; | WHERE ,T,o @o. Sl s | California Northwestern Railway Of- S | 1 fers a Long List of Special The officers of the machinists are as E = Attractions. follows: J. A. Kelley, past president; H. | “Copnvict Preacher a,ndl When t ation season begine the CHll- M. Burnett, president Monahan, vice | fornia Northwestern Railway Company will; be president; W. R. Stone, recording i i | ready to make thousands happy. Its lines run i W M R His Companions Are | > thossts Nevur. 2es Ziaws o tary 7. Minedew, treasurer; J. Bode, | every here and there are ideal conductor; George Ames, inside sentine Sentenced. | rest and Lakes and C. Bangle, outside sentinel; W. R. Hag | mountain streams, beautitul erty, business agent | alleys, comfortabl ™ houses, mineral ARPih _‘.....__“ - | Sentence was passed vesterday by Judg Patural _springs. campe 1;;:.:"-1‘14- oyal Worcester Corsets. siyle 416, at dor o osep! Sing, the convict | are offered. and e Chester F. Wright. b Geary st. upstairs, o) Lowier on Joedal - Sing short distance from e {s needed preacher, and Thomas Barker and Henr, . instance the sentenced King Of 57 plants, a goat was found to eat = Hamilton, burglars. reasonable. SAN DIEGO, April 11.—President ulf«‘x:; In England the Lee-Metford rifle is used, | 44, and refuse 12%5. A pig, on the other | (o serve fen vears in San Quentin on one its usual custom, the R g of - the 1 Diego Normal School, with |, Germany the Mauser and in Japan the | hand, would only eat seventy-two out of charge and twenty years on the second, | has made slaborate the fashionable fabrics best suited for Chil- EI00 BIRALS OF SEperianne 0 """""“"’; < Seinainad lolk, the sentences to run concurrently, which ) s 3 E 2 g metings of joint boards of trustees, anc | the s s to run cone = Wikl dren’s wear we present the largest variety of styles to | President Plerce of the Los Angele means that he wlclu serve ewenty. yours \ that. take summer Bt o e ot e o s school, with four more years of experi- | Barker and Hamilton were sentenced to | =cial attractions of each ywhere. Having d¢ ne everything possible to cnce, declare that the meeting of th serve sixteen years each, also in San | S i s e msure a satisfactory article, we finally take special pains board here yesterday and to-day has been | Quentin. Attorney George D. Collins | connections ar that e iress should ook E | productive of . more good ‘than all the | claims that King can only be compelled | 1at every dress should look well upon the wearer. At | others put together. It has been the per- | to serve ten years, as the second sentence | Laurel Dell ity of Governor Pardee Injected into | | of twenty years is illegal, and he will | Bartlett, Carlsbad. Soda Bay. The Geysers. no other store is there such absolute certainty of get- ting what is most becoming as well as the best obtain- able for the price. ssions that has made them of val-| He has gone deeply into all matters lled to his attention and has brought to surface the ideas of every one of the board, if they had them, and If they had appl r i 2 £ ‘ { them not he succeeded in making them pplies not only to goods of the highest class, | acknowledge the fact. also to those of moderate cost, of which we have a {280 Quty.iof. the board ms iésisnated by Duncan’s and Highland Petaluma an rts at burg, attract numerous farms near Santa Rosa, in Bennett Valle: 1 near Sebastopol and Heald: ces near Ukiah and Willits a hundred charming spots in Lake County. campers there are no end of attractions. Throughout M: Sonoma, Mendocino snd Lake C e climate is delightful and it is a pleasure to sleep in a tent. Along the | Guerneville nch e California North- +| take the matter before the Supreme Court. | The Judge in pronouncing sentence upon | the trio said they were hardened and un- | regenerate thieves, possessing a boldness | of purpose, an ingenuity onception | and a fertility of resource which made it the plain duty of the court to put them 2% | | + . i | the late law was neglected and none was | | out of the way so that they would not | western. paral the picturesque Russtan attractive assortment. | slighted save the one which says that J Bé hearh Teiid 1ov Sdnié Ymse:te. coute: River. are m potsfor campe. tha j\vmn.n]n l&r)‘(lblooks'rl;]? lhn‘:cr“}t‘?l (’m- :lhle: 7 1 KING'S DUAL LIFF. i ReRnirul Biethe oat - AR normal schools. at was left in th . R atl iver Helghts, one of the chond nndl $rinm ff“d,v pesrerig c""; percale; yoke | hands of a committee, being too big a 3 il ‘:fr';"“t’r;r-m:.‘_‘(‘;‘ni\“‘“‘:m,;"“r s ts In all the West. bt < light blue. pink and oxblood; The main re- bl f trip this summer will do well to supply them- | gle session of the board. | sults of the meeting are the sanctioning | of the continuous session proposition at | the San Jose Normal, the placing of the | stamp of disapproval on the kindergarten | training school as at present conducted, 50¢ g Children’s Dresses, made of imported dimities, Scotch zephyrs, sheer lawns, style ages 6 months to 2 years. . Long-waisted effect, ages 4 to 7 years, THe. Other styles in Children’s Wash Dresses A sale of great interest | 835B Howard street at the time of their capture, and King at the same time was attracting widespread attention by his preaching and professions of reform. The men were charged with four burglaries— the first at 132 McAllister street on April | selves with a copy before making up thets —_——— Remarry After Short Separation. Strodey Battin and Elmyra Battin wera divorced by Superior Judge Cook to who have mothers 5 P s imported madras, fast color cham- | the¢ advocacy of athletics and a strong A 9 2 . 3 ik 4 5 odages - her linens. natural linens, fancy and white piques. in school spirit in the various institutions thoughts of home sewing. Commencing Monday we i:_«u(l,‘;in»*’:’;‘r‘“-"m‘e"‘m.’r'(;”:‘l‘t 'h::;"‘:“;:‘r;'_“; | March 26 last and yesterday they were -fy ¢ and guimpe cffects. All are reasonably priced and a receding from the tendency to will place on salein our Childrens Department, annex atredt e i Traxth at 298 | Temarried by Justice of the Peace Dunn £ e E | make the qualifications for admission rear of Millinery Department, over one thousand Powell street on April 24. Hamilton was | PAVINE agreed to brave the storms of+ ; gn\x_LUR N'S LAWN GUIMPES, made of fine qual- Stoouger e i Il i ready-made dresses for children from 2 to 16 years. so charged with rcbbery and an as- | Matrimony once again. Battin securéd ity of Vict wn; front and back of vol 2 {ing high school education a ssar: b é . G e : i ey s night | the marriage license, giving his age as o ke neatly | qualification - for entering the - normal These dresses were purchased for this special avent, sault with a deadly weapon. u‘x:h(l:: ;"ril:l P et M e T e h;::n(mrhcd and tucked; neck and sleeves finished with Valenciennes lace; ages 3 to 8 years 50¢c | schools was compelled to take a back | seat by argument that such a qualifica- { ticn would stop the admission of young | men to the institution. The theme on which the Governor talk- Ages 9 t years ges 9 to 14 years, Lawns, More elaborate styles, together with an entire sample line from one of the largest New York makers. There is a splendid range to select from in Ginghams, Dimities, Duck, Madras, Percales, Pique, Linen There are Fancy Trimmed Dresses, Sailor of March 29 he robbed Mrs. an on a Powell-street car of a purse and while being pursued by Police Judge while his bride for the second time is and lives at 418 Seventh street. both hand and machine made, $1.25 and upward. B()Y?' ONE-PIECE KILTS, made of plain checked ginghams; collar and cuffs trimmed with a neat, fancy braid: 3 box pleats front and back colors— red, brown and blue; ages 2 to 4 years and small wior— GHE We are showing new ideas in BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER SUITS: hand embroidered and plain, in Russian and Annapolis and West Point regulation styles. Just received a new line of CHILDREN DRESSES, made of fine French nainsook; years. i HAND-MADE ages 6 months to 2 ..®1.35 and upward Sllaguin 918-922 Market Street. MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED. New Spring and Summer Illustrated Catalogue free upon request. .| postffice and the other incriminating evi- | eG the most and on which he made others Go most talking was how to get more men into the normal schools. The execcutive declares that the schools are suffering be- cause of the scarcity of men in charge, and the lack of men teachers is becausc | young men are not drawn to the normal schools and trained for teachers. He holds that if the young men from the high schools cannot be induced to attend since other fields offer more remuneration, the normal schools should go after men clsewhere and make teachers out of rawer material, if necessary, but they should make men teachers and make them out of whatever material they can find if they cannot get the material they want, Governor Pardee, Superintendent Kirk and the entire party were the guests to- night of the Cuyamaca Railroad on a trip to El Cajon, returning by moonlight. They leave for the north to-morrow. The next meeting is to be held in San Francisco. George Kove Released. On motion of United States District At- torney Woodworth yesterday George Kove, charged with burglarizing the post- office at Montpelier in Stanislaus County, 'was released on his own recognizance, the postoffice inspector being of the opinion that he did not take any part in that crime. Kove and Rehfield were arrested several weeks ago in Auburn on a charge of vagrancy, and on Rehfield's person were found the key of the Montpeller dence. Rehfield is now awalting trial be- fore the United States District Court, Russian Dresses, Gibsc fects in the Best Wash Colors for Spring. A sav- ing of 50 per cent iz what we want you to expect at- tending the sale. They are divided into three great ™ BBc, 05¢, $1.65. Tailor Suits For women. New dresses and walking effects in the very newest styles for from $25.00 to $35.00. We have never been able to show ' such magnificent values at these prices. New arrivals in Scotch Tweeds and Etamines. AN . q . . i S'unning %deas in Silk C atS Our stock isat its best. Never have the been so beautiful in Taffeta, Peau de Soies, Sha and Pongee Silk. They range in price from to $50.00. R D . Davis s ¢, Cor: Seary St and Srant Ave. styles ntong $10.00 ; ] A Fritz he fired a shot at the Judge. A and Batiste Cloth. charge was made against Annie Nihil, but 4 Sui was not pressed. Katle was married in TOEL04408904C Styles and all the new ei- the County Jall to Barker, rendering it | impossible for her to be called as a wit- ness against him. King had two prior convictions against | him for burglary: Hamilton two prior | convictions for burglary, and Barker a prior conviction for robbery. At the time of his arraignment Hamilton pleaded guil- ty to the burglary a: 208 Powell street | and confessed the two prior convictions. King and Barker stocd trial. King was convicted of the burglaries at 132 Me- Allister street and 166 Market street and Barker was convicted of the burglary at 208 Powell street. King's trial on the sec- ond charge was because the jury on the first charge only convicted him of bur- glary in the second degree, OTHER SENTENCES, Frank Green was sentenced by Judge Lawlor to serve three years In San Quen. tin on the charge of embezzlement. He was treasurer of the S8an Francisco Long- shoremen’s Protectlve Association and was accused of embeszling between $100 and $1200 of the funds of the association. He was convicted on October 1§ last, but since then there have been several argu- ments on the motion for a new trial, which was finally denled yesterday ! Judge Dunne sentenced Fred Clayton to serve two vears in San Quentin g Thomas J. Bannan to serve five years | Folsom penitentiary, Clayton was amuun ed November 3 for' robbing Lonis R in a saloon at Third and Townsend str (m He was tried.on the charge of ropper. but the jury disagreed and he fingily z | % Oriental Goods We offer our entire line of rare an medium price Oriental Rugs Curtains and - Novelties At 25 Per Cent Discount FROM REGULAR PRICES Chas. M. Plum & Co. Cor. 9th and Market Sts - N . - * - . + * . . - + . . . . + 4 + | veeerererres tereeereed 3 ] - \