The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 26, 1903, Page 28

Wash Suit Department because they originate THE SA ANSWER 13 MADE BY OWL COMPANY {Drug Clerks’ Associa- tion Receives Reply to Charges. tt was promptly levied by the Drug 2 N FRANCISCO CALL, —_—-—-—-—— e e e, m e M ENTS e ADVERTISEMENTS. SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1903. 'EXPERT OPTICIAN. A BULLETIN REPORTER CONVINCED That George Mayerle’s Glasses Are Far Superior to All Others \ For reading or to sce off, also for weak eyes, poor sight, headaches, dizziness, cloudiness of vision, floating spots, ‘pain about the eyes, be- hind the head or in the temples, nervousness, sore eyes, discharging eyes, feeling like sand in the eyes, crosseyes, burning, smarting, itching. scratching, twitching eves, eyes sensitive to strong light, etc. | AR PROPELLER FOR VESSELS Clever Invention Made by San Francisco Yachtsman. everything novel ever thought of relating GEORGE MAYERLE, and six feet in width and is, as formerly, e THIS WEEK WE WILL PLACE - ON SALE THE FOLLOWING: HOSIERY DEPT. We carry the largest : : > ] oo e -Oompme sfo 4 Corporation Denies Discharg- Works Under All Conditions | 400 dozen Lodies’ Superfine Hermsdort Fast Black of Ladies and Misses’ ing ET{PIOS{)BE f_r Union and givess thed Craft Cotfon Hoste, with reinforced soles, heels and toes— Summer Dresses and Tub embership. air Speed. extra length. : Suits ever brought to- : * ; 3 pais for 51.00 B RSR Cua _The following statement has been fs-| The latest novelty in marine propul 200 dozen Children’s Extra Fine Fast Black Cofton B e i A & |sionfis ety experimented with by T. % Hose; double knees, heels and toes—sizes 5 to 93. zenerally admitted that no one | 3¢ mmay ot be genersily ‘known Muit: (b fa. LEYCT A Whoss, ofce g . e e T M competes with us in \'arietykfif Jeng STHAC oh MR R :ib"fldins is the depository of records of pl'lce ZSC pan‘ styles and si We are spe- Bight of them were union clerks, the others | : b it i et | weke. Srpathizars. Th walkout was duc 1o | t0 the artifiefal propelling of saillug ves- | e iy | the determination of the union drug clerks, | sels. Air suctfon is basts “of MT. find attractive nov- nti-union tactics of the Owl Drug Company ‘“i\‘el‘lhgs new method. ML { . | to persuade that concern to give its em- | The boat with which Mr. Clavering is no one else has, | ployes the benefit of good faith friendliness | = s 8 S By e prenefit of good faith friendnes | . xperimenting is about thirty feet long | We have Just recelvyed an elegant assortment of French and Normandy Valenciennes Laces in different r experts, who are con- on, and also by San Francisco l tinually evolving new and at- " Union Ne andtne Boyeott | in use as a steam vessel. All of her m- | B s Prirs Opbican, widths, with insertioas to match. tractive ideas. Notwithstand- - by the San Fran- | chinery has been taken out and, as paint- | — | pr. t 25 : . The campalgn against the | PRI e T 1y Bul- | I ing the activen of the T e R st o8 | edianid remodeled; shio makes a’ very'pret= | (Extract from (Thy San Feanolsco-Daily Bl | ICCS l'allsc rom C 0 0Z. lin carments e 1 five unions have | iy o e . A e Ao the Bullsttiead padepete i e e, e ey e altoethe |7, 20 aposdy crat. | oo e e wroay B, Maveriea Wil also show a new stock of Point Venise Allover & ly priced. Owl girug store—fines ranging from 5 to §10 ([ The employment of air for propelling | FFeCer Cial MhGwed clearly that in each Nets in white, cream and ecru e L(\;'“t‘\":r,\"”'ulf':igsn 3 ‘;‘,(\‘e’h :‘;‘.0".:::1 lflf» \;‘:25 | boats in the water was suggested by the | case perfect satistaction had Y"Q’S‘Qufihi?*ni'rg‘g ] . { LADIES' SHIRT WAIST SUITS, made of Hollan $5 00 in the case will be brought s o hay { suceshs of “thie' Zeppshin atship,” witch | This SAct:appla to smmenoug g o | pl'lccs Sl to $5 r var - 1 =53l Siaig s | be to the notice of all Californians. iy T S R e st 1L cetint Dreventod:tup Hie e pc y nen, neatly tailored; all sizes from 34 t0 44.... 7l | oot omariy haseree el brtenily. g | TP5. APEYALE0 1 Buzops And Proved ORe I BT S L i A Bl the union of drug clerks. That unlon was or- anized two years ago to bring about better of the sensations of the present century. | Z =Gl U DISC FAN CREATES SUCTION. A fine assortment of Lawn Tucklngs, suitable for LADIES' SHIRT WAIST SUITS, made of white India linon; Within® the profecsion, and espe: ™, I Shirt Waists, in 1-8 and 1-4 Inch tucks, with Valen- aist an irt elaborately tucked. This season’s newest cre- Wiy {o make the work day for a drug clerk | ppo Zeppelin airship, though 200 feet in GEORGE MAYER B, | clennes and éulpure Lace Insertions ’ e at e ;. sizes 34 10 44.... suffictently short to Inure his thorough &ties | length and of immense dimensions other- | German Optical Institute. Charter Member ce . - | American Association o $5.50 LADIES’ SHIRT WAIST SUITS, made of imported white Ma- a high degree of those gualities. store In the city except the Owl e union and become a wl has mo justification union store, and “unfair." o . was navigated by propellers of mod- te size, located at either extremity, and | ed obedient to guidance and capable vigating in every direction at will 1071 MARKET ST. SAN FRANCISCO. Opposite Callaghan Bldg., near Seventh st. Telephone South 572 Prices 50c to $4.50 yard a ” - S for remaining as it I b ras ;@ very :flnd“‘ and $l2 50 | “\When' the' nion “was orsanized the OWl|In applying the air propeller to water | geor‘o“lly;lfl ‘gem‘l:i w! IST DEDT 6 lor- e sizes 34 t0 . Company discharged several clerks, assigning | . o TR e 2 oVO- ewater atan | g y tasior-ma sy | o reason for the dismissals. The sigoicant l;l'mf‘ A olyseated 17 8 f‘f‘}“:‘lr;:y‘“t ligves all eye Srouble. By * t in the case was this, that the dismisse on of a disc fan is used. ame, | s er size, | Other styles of SHIRT WAIST SUITS, made of Pongee, | Faeh Were members of tne’ union. | Subsequent- | inclosing a thirty-six-inch fan, is located | E T . o Our Assortment of Ladies’ Silk Walists 1S now com- 2 rd Cord, Madras, Butcher Linen, Wash Nets and I8, Tamver of Ouf et Jolaed 8 Sl | aboue ome-chird the length o€ (ho boat | eauTioN The Gemuine must have the sy | plete. They come in Peau de Sole, Taffeta and Peau > 5 hostility to the organization—for in- |{rom the bow. The fan is driven by a ¢ of George Mayerle; alco the Trademark, | : | Stance, by ordering out of its store the col- | gasoline engine weighing 20 pounds, ope- | an Eye with a Crown, \ bo \whon wishing | de Cygne; 1n black flm} colors, also white Indla silk. |fegtors caling for des for union men.” | rating at a cylinder pressure of 145 Gomtne. order diect trom George | DPrices $3.75 to $16 cach 1 9 | 1amhe union has been en® Ot hes hed an or- | Pounds, and occupying but a minimum of | 5 n | = a les n erwear e ar men | e e e msors limiting | Space. The power suffices to drive the | se————— Tabor to 138 Tor (wo weeks: it | fan at 500 revolutions and a strong suction Ladies’ White Wash Waists in_Cheviots, Madras. mployment for elerks out of P 1 much money for char- in a general way It has Postponement Notice. Cloak and Fur Company, is thus created, which imp pels movement | of the boat forward. | The Vogue Linen, Organdy, White Lawn and Pique. s Eaba en productions are found e A e miatession | It is belleved that the demonstration of | owing to the delay in the finishing of its | pr' l [ 7 SO h in B Sets I. MAGNIN & CO. We For. the Owl Company to Mght o » principle of air propulsion applied to | tuilding, is forced to postpone its open- ICCS 0 . eac r wedding trousseat rganization has appeared in vigation is entirely ne Its very sim- | ing, announced for to-morrow, for a few considering the attitude ers the further griev- Definite date will in the week. - explains the reason why inventors never turned thelr attention to a it necessary for us to building has made be announced | Our mail order department is most complete. All LADIES’ NIGHT GOWNS apany has seen fit to acHCABIIy e will be prepared to show in our nd high neck ¢ and ith e Lo Angeles Times, o | (65t Of Its practicabllity. | memitieent mew buflding at a7 Grant| . OPGEFS foF samples oF goods filled and shipped same ted and conducted on a distinet- MAKES FAIR HEADWAY. | o hetween and Sutter streets, | day they are received. t n our city 3 The rew airboat is now lying in Oak- | four entire s he latest creatlons B long, full n of Drug Clerks appeals to |Jand Creek, but has been out on the bay |in Ladles., Infants’ wearing | s a2 abor o id the union |, number of times. As ever the case in | 2PParey, BT gt gl boeqneed Wi $|.50 ] e a cim he glven | new conceptions, many alterations in the et 5 can § Y ¢ ; | achinery have been neces before a | eritical dr > unavoidable delay | REPLY OF OWL COMPANY. |puilic trial could be made. Under ad-|that has attended the completion of our | i | nt: the union: and tide in her favor a speed of seven and | at iy | have always been on tb ost friendly a half knots has been attained. The Vogue Cloak and Fur Company, in{ labor organizatic g il r 1" | cisco and vicinity ¢ prese { 1ending their assist. | man and has not much faith in the gen- | {1i spening sale, a eir dacaint i | eral employment of air for the propulsion | vestigation of their facilities and meth- of vessels. The experiments he is mak- uring all comers the same de- | e ing is a diversion merely, a novelty from | gree of service and courtesy. . | 918-922 Market Street. - | Which he does mot expect any = direct | —_——————— JLED. request CAREFULLY F New Spring and Summer sent free i | SCHOOLMASTERS’ CLUB ENJOYS FINE BANQUET STANFORD’S HIGH JINKS FOR NATIVE DELEGATES = | < | ¢ drug manufacturers, of wholesale | In the case of the Typographical Union, re- | rted N, C - : " o ¢ 5 —— e, pot that the National Bank of Commere Native Sons Entertain Those Who | Governor Pardee, John McNaught | he retail drug stores, were repeat- | ferred to as ‘‘printers,” we would state that & i will soon pay extra dividend of 53 per cem | | us for the purpose of effecting the | the “‘Labor News'’ of Los Angeles has always Adams’ Sarsaparilla Pills | This is supposed to represent the difference | Will Represent Their Parlors | a.d Abraham Ruef Deliver The Owl Drug Company has made the | followigg detailed reply to the Clerks’ As- soclation: he Owl Drug Comp ¢ February gard to the Druggists at the pur- ng about a and further stated an Francisco, except verse conditions of wind and tide the alr- has made five knots without difficul- and was controlled with the greatest Under conditions with both wind | tock will offer over our KEaster nt time, when we luctions, giving our patrons an oppor- tunity to procure the very latest styles unusua speci Ily moderate prices. | financial benefit. @ -ttt @ gentlemanliness, and every been dl been d Danish Ladies’ Relief Society. The Danish Ladies’ Relief Society gave | its nineteenth anniversary entertainment at Saratoga Hall last night. A splendid programme of musical and elocutionary employe who has nissed’ from the Owl Drug Co. h: harged because he did not possess on until the | | 111, 118, 115, 117, 119, 121 POST STREET. ne large cut-rate store on Market street, bad | or more of (hese qualifications. numbers was presented and a dance foi- | et g g e | Joinet tnis -organization, @nd they soon hoped | The. hours. required .of Owl drug clerks are | Jowed which lasted until midnight. The e iy S & %o secure the ro-operation uf this store. e Owl Drug Company vigorously denied its sining, which was the beginning t to compel us to do so. Repre. to possible yrought to bear raise prices. ry n us to make less than the schedule required by the D e Cnton. “The wages pald The Owl drug | attendance was large and the proceeds clerks are higher than wages pald to any | Will be used for the relief of sick and other drug clerks on the Pacific Coast | destitute Danish families in the city. carried the Owl Drug Co. advertisement, has ch o ; always been friendly to The Owl. The jlabor (Chocolate Coated.) JEWELRY THIEF MAKES ESCAPE sideration named in the deeds s nominal —————————— NEW YORK, April 25.—It was to-day re- the surplus in the Bank of Commerce that of the and Western National Bank, which t i ) y bl con- | ey B faom the stand we had taken. | dnons of Lov' Angeles Have "alwaye been | SO0k M Aned ek headaches, 10, S50 | i understood will seon absers the - B e regular biyearly meeting of the |, SISUY, etk made pon us, without a to us and have no grievances against | e = | Bank of Commerc asters’ Club took | request from the Drug Clerks' Union, the union ompetitors in Los cit - 2 i % A T ook | et Working for the Owl Drug Company were Sompeiiotiin kor Anetls p4| Rev. William Badevs Lecture. | Bold, Crime Committed ADVERTISEMENTS. . he “large UNINE- |'ouiien out.s We- weie St ARAL Ling TRECH B1) and The Owl Drug Co. is | Rev. William Rader delivered a lecture g e of the California | employing more_union clerks ‘than any other , in order to maintain its business | last night before the United Moderns. in i i » & 5 of the i PR Ban Francisco. = Thes i ion | there. to Tse'the columine of this sdms paper. | < Tiall at 233 Sutter street, taking for in a Store on Third i s . 4 never made a complaint in re- | Furthermore, our advertising contracts with “Unele S | | ation. Pre- " bours or wages, who had previously | the Los Angeles ‘Times” are still in force ubject “Uncle Sam, or the Reign of St t | . . - o alabatate st the Owl was the bert s o they we could not withdraw our patronas Common FPeople.” A distinguished reet. | s . : decked with a | moment's notice. | &nd permanent loas of businoss in that efty. _ | Mysical numbers - wers:cquteib- § 2] : o | FOUND OTHER EMPLOYMENT. It seems to us that as long as the Los An- | Mrs. Sage Watson, Miss Gladys| A case of bold robbery was reported fo | p4 < oses. 4 eles unions do not see fit to boye ‘atson a the Mode! ~hestra Vax 2 e p4 a n of the Upon investigation we understand that these F)ru): Co. in their own ch:-.‘me"..:xl,.‘,,s Watson wm. the detective department at the Ha].l cf} 3 x enlivened | men Were met with open arme by members of | cicy are overreaching themselves In endeav: P Justice shortly before 10 o'clock last night. | § . Sy or v m and piaced in various | oring to use this as a foi e boycot: Trapper's Oll cures rheumatismand neuralgia. v Qo = 5 P offer our entire lin v perior to & b the entire % en“in this oity, and we have positive | here & reason for e, boycott | 2 S G G | € Salndin,a jewsler-af Us TRU: streat. oy e Fne gl oy and: = parlor to dele- horuses being sung L i o e e Bt s complained that a thief had entered his e 3 ~ . e toast to John difference between the | cstablishment, seized ®a number of 5 3 - <~.A'. organizer “‘l\ [;',n California ren ‘n;,! and those we paid to the men | ADVERTISEMENTS. watches that were being exhibited on the onental Ru : system, was drunk amid great en- | who left us. BERRRURONR o3 (05 sersdomrmrsy saesmrine s MG IR RO BTN SOl i “ and then the presiding of-| The proprieor of the drug store most promi- counter and made his escape. This was gs 3 y 4 s nent in forming the drug combination employs el ass- Van Liew, in a short speech, | to o rorer of the Drug Clerks' Unlon in his | done while hundreds of people were pass- | 3 s in accordance with the usual | e ove o ‘*-"»wrllmt‘ ing to and fro on the street. An exciting : . 3 g . one topic © e g Bt won tha gists of San 5 ¢ S B | wou oduced, ir case the at la d detectives have been set on » subject chose being, *“Should the issued by the Retall Drug | r‘l: “”‘5 an s - Enter Practical Politics? is no argument, no reason, s trail. . | skers of the e\'pn‘n}:” were | T L T that | | Salacin said that shortly after 9 o'clock and - i | B s i any has ever been un- i 2 % g is mbers refreshments were | Governor George C. Pardee, John Me- labor or antagonistic to | a youg man, well dressed, entered hi 5 3 . Naught and Abraham Ruef, all of 1 S place and stated that he desired to pur- $ e Bt R S oy te thE bk | iainnuendon are depended \ AP |chase a wateh. The jeweler passed out ovelties b4 . s + | upon to create this impression r attitude A 4 % 3 | ing discourses of a highly Inter- | toward the Drug Clerks Union is very clear, 2) timeplece after timepiece, but the sup P4 - « |esting and intellectual character that | which the following letter will show :l i | posed customer apparently could not be -2 : Moor Vhisky—the best | brought £ ch | H lon, Secretary San Francisco Drug 7 - he watches acoumulated on | brought forth much applause. | . g gt | suited and the watches t = E Wide | ———e— | A e o e | | the showcase. The thief fumbled with | 3 er Lent viscoun 3 ves Estate to Widow. ¢ o . , i B = f . e o ! ibi addressed to the board of Directors of The Owl - ; hese and when Saladin went to put them ¥ : Y - » Free Exhibit idressed to the board of Directors w The season for low shoes is|¢ {3 FROM REGULAR PRICES. | industrial products of California. angers in San Francisco who desire in n- |8 His e tire ¢ be | formation about California are invited to ol 00, is | visit the free exhibit of industrial prod- i bW, of the State Board of Trade, Union building, foot of Market cisco; open 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. —_————— rr; San Humen Arm Found. s G | HANFORD, April 25.—A new board of trade R T d),}‘:zj’;:u‘v ,‘;""’“h’,‘rd s ized here last night. Two hundred and dissect 5 ago was foun ere enrolled to-day. _The officers day afternoon in the debris of the Barnes | ; 1ddle, president; W. A. Long, residence r street, now in process | ; W. W. Em;{ e emol 1t tildn . treasirer; directors—D. "‘”:_ ol NS S e King, C. M. Cross, J. E. FUTURE REVEALED By Ismar, the Woman of Marvelous Occult and Clairvoyant Powers. open book. | Notwithstanding the mystical predicted all the pervades her pre not only in the lives of | wonderfully sympathetic, an sulted her concerning | appreciation of the | seek her advice mal maore valuable. | Tens of thousands have profited by her |aGvice all over America and abroad. | Thousands have been made happy be- | cause they have consuited her and heeded |her words. Innumerable others have found prosperity, and many others have | found or acquiréd great wealth because Ismar disclosed to them the means and | pointed out to them the way to success. | "'No matter what you wish to know con- jr.erning the future, Ismar can tell you with mathematical exactness. In affairs of love, matrimony, specula- tion, business, mining, the location of physical allments or the restoration of icst property, ISMAR'S advice is of the greatest importance and benefit. She per- forms many wonderful cures of ailments that have been pronounced incurable. Don’t Jose hope until you call on her. If you are in doubt as to what ails you, Is- mar can tell you. Don't let any sort of scruples or doubts restrain you from seeing her. Her readings by mall are perfectly suc- cessful also. Three questions answered for $1.00; full life reading for $5. Office, 1104 Market street, San Francisco. Cal. Office hours—10 a. m. to 5 p. m.; Sundays 10 a. m. to 12 m. Phone South 114L atmos- nce, she is her delicate affairs of those who s her counsel all the Ve their own future, but ail those events that have been of national or world-wide im- portance as well. came duly to band. In reply we have no objection what- ever to any employes joining any organ- ization they deem fit, providing it does not in- tertere or unfit them for the duties we require of them. At the present moment we understand that many of our clerks belong to your assocla- tion: this we would encourage rather than dis courage, tend to clevate rather than to lower them. We hardly think it would be the wizest course to pursue on our part to request, as you Sug- gest, any employe to act contrary to his own wishes or inclinations in his soclal, political or religious views or ideas. As long as the clerks we employ are thoroughly competent and gen- tlemanly in their deportment and give us good service, for which we pay them liberally, we think we should leave to themselves their pri- vate life, their liberty and their pursuits of happiness, to enjoy as they see fit, rather than to_be arbitrary. 1f an organization is founded on these broad and Jiberal lines, should not its magnet be strong_enough to draw them, rather than for us to direct them in the course they think they should pursue? 1f it 45 your pleasure and desire to leave any cards with us for the benefit of your organiza- tion you can feel at perfect liberty to do so. Very respectfully yours, THE OWL DRUG COMPANY (Inc.) LETTER TO SECRETARY. The following letter to Mr. E. R. Hanlon was in reply to & ietter of December 15, asking us what time the secretary of the Drug Clerks’ Unfon might Interview our clerks: December 20, 1902, San Francisco Drug Clerks’ Assoclation, E. R. Hanlon, M. D., Secref 201 City—Gentlemen: Replying to 10th inst., will state that your secretary may call and _interview our clerks any day before 10 a. m. We would suggest that he would better delay calling on them until after Christma; (five days away), as you know this is our v buey season, and we are certain that he wil get very little attention from the clerks next week. Yours very trul THE OWL G COMPANY (Inc.) A eareful review of what The Owl Drug Com. pany has done for the drug and medicine buy- ers in San Francisco in the way of saving them money; our opposition to drug trusts, combina- tions to raise prices: the legitimate manner In which we bave conducted our business and a careful study of the facts in regard to this present fight with this drug trust cannot help but_impress all fair minded union men that in lending assistance to the drug combination of San Francisco they are not only doing us but themselves a great injustice. The Owl Drug Co. has had to fight for its existence ever since the organization of its business, and we have had to fight simply because we would not bow down to the di tation of the other druggists who were un- Drug Compa to same wil =] able to meet The Owl Drug Co.'s prices. CLERKS’ REQUIREMENTS. The Owl Drug Co. has never discharged elerk because of his belonging to a union. There are four things that we require of our employes. They cannot remain in our em- ploy unless they possess certain which are sobriety, honesty, competency and for, as a rule, all good organizations | qualities, |- here. Sunshiny, warm days sug%est the most comfort for the feet. We are ready to talk Oxfords for men and ‘women, for we are certainly prepared to satisfy the most particular i “ws trade. The ladies have gone back to daintiness—light, swell Oxfords, well finished, made of good materials in the most artistic fashion. Dainty little feet never were in place in the big mannish looking Oxfords, and this year the dainty shoes for ladies are strictly fashionable. B For men, the Oxfords are heavy and real man- nish, of good appearance and swell. We have the best line of men’s Oxfords in San Francisco for $5.00. Among them the well-known Kozy-Klog, that shoe of good sense and comfort. Little shoes for little feet. A splendid li children’s shoes and all priced withinpreason. e Outing Shoes—Canvas and linen shoes will be all the go this summer. Anticipating this demand we have made extensive selections in various style§ for men and women and children, and they are now ready for your inspection. See the win- \J dows for dis- [ ——— MAIL ORDERS « We are prepar- play of outing 5 = ed to fill mail or- s | Good Shoes [ back in thelr places he requested him to ieave them out as he would want to make a selection from the lot. Finally a val- uable watch was showed to the thief and wtile examining it he pointed out an- other that hung on the wall and asked to sce it. Saladin turned his back for a moment and as he did so the thief gathered up several of the watches and bolted for the coor. In his flight he dropped three, but succeeded in getting away with property valued at about $250. For an instant Sa- ladin did not realize what had happened. The thief had passed into the street be- tore he could raise an outery. Following along, Saladin shouted to pe- destrians to stop the thief. Many heard his appeal, as the streets were thronged at that hour, and many saw the fleeing thief as he rushed down Third street in the direction of Bryant. The alarm was raised and several people started with the jeweler In the chase. Soon a mob hurried along and police whistles warned those in advance that a crime had been committed. Despite the effort to effect hiz capture, the bold crook turned the corner of Bryant street and disappearcd in a small street in the vicinity. A search of the premises was made, but no trace of the man could be found. Saladin then got on a car and went to the Hall of Jus- tice, where he reported the occurrence to the police, — Banquet of “The Wranglers.” “The Wranglers,” the club composed of those graduates and students of the Uni- versity of California who have partici- pated In the Intercollegiate and Carnot debates between that university and Stan- ford, held its annual banquet Friday evening. The present officers were re- elected for another year, namely, F. H. Dam, '9%, president: 1. Golden, law, "9, vice-president; J. H. Steinhart, 01, secre- tary and treasurer, and M. C. Flaherty, g6, J. F. O’Connor, "%, and H. A. Over- street, '97, executive committee. Among others present were: Professor Charles Mills Gayley, A. L. Well, '87; R. C. Dan- fels, '99; F. W. Altken, '00; W. Roths- child, '02; L. E. Martin, '02; A. B. Weiler, 03, and Max Thelen, '04, this year's Car- not medalist. —_——————————— SAN JOSE, April 25.—Alvinza Hayward, B Newhall and J. H. Hopking to-day deeded the ‘Quicksilver Mining Company a sere Chas. M. Plum & Co. Cor. 9th and Market Sts. + - . - + Joe PoHEIM o™, THE TAILOR Sprine and Summer ¥ e all In My SUITS ORDER for $20.00 Simply Per- fect. My $25 and $30 SUITS TO ORDER Beat Anything in the Mar- ™ Are and Best Workman- ship Guaran- teed. 1110-1112 Market 8¢ 201-3 M RUSS HOUSE American and European plan; 400 rooms: suites with bath; newly fitted throughout All modern conveniences. Up-to-date head- quarters for mining and commercial men. Army and navy headquarters. Sample rooms. Music at dinner hour. Located in center of city. Convenient to all car iines. CHAS. NEWMAN CO., prop., formerly pro- prietor of Richelieu Cafe, Montgomery, Bush & Pine sts.; telephone in every room. BRUSHES | FOR BARBERS, Ba- kers, bootblacks, bath- houses, billlard tabies. brew: ‘bookbinders, candy-makers, canners, dyers. fiour mills, foundries, laundries, paper hangers, printers, painters, shos factories stablemen, tar-rooters, tanners, tailors, ete. CHANAN BU BROS,, Brush Manufacturers, 609 Sacramento S¢