The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 2, 1903, Page 2

o THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, CANDIDATE OF WOODMEN LEADS IN THE CONTEST the Ballots Thus Far Cast for Queen of the San Bernardino Street Fair Shows That Miss WinifredCoy Has Gained a Slight Advantage Over Her Competitors — ; ) POPULAR YOUNG QUEEN OF THE OF SAN BERN LADY WHOSE STREET FAIR TO BE HFLD IN THE*PRETTY CITY FRIENDS HOPE TG ELECT HER 1.—The e con- Nellie Bro 5485, Miss Marion Ken. Miss Matilda Wolft 800D DENDUNGES TRUST WITNESSES| Complains Bitterly of] Their Treatment of - Inquiry. patch to The Call | 1L—Ex-Governor | counsel for | hearing be- y termed the the inquiry terest is being taken ‘in and beyond the earning me attorneys’ ands will res i came on at the request and represents him inde- counsel by at the igation is d end Gover grown to be a rath- er familia and around the Wal- | dorf-A he has made | in the inter- DR. PIERTE'S REMEDIES. P(IHISHM ENT. . osru- has done away with a l many forms of pumishment once ministered under the laws of enlight- n:iwseople But nature never chan »r fies her penalties. She still me punish- | s ment for the men ity, mervous- and sleepless- ness which are visited upon the man who eats care- | lesely or irregularly have been from the beginning the evi- dences of disease of associated organsof digestion and nu- trition. Dr. Pierce’s Gold- stomach and enables the perfect digestion and sssimilation of food, so that the sluggishness, irritability, nervousnessand sleeplessness which result from innutri- tion are cund Aho me. and one-half and h-\t—uv&h“ b the tre fees noth- |° | Rockefelle: | This | countered this. gigantic | relative’s side the latter*was still alive, . o dalr 3140 Miss Helen Knapp 2705, Miss Eva Oldager %5,°Miss Edna Lee 950, Miss Eottie Frith 800, Miss Edith Quinn 73, Miss Jes. w 560, Miss Maud Graham 465. he vote cast up Yo Thilrsday morning mounted to 29 45 lnl‘ total will run From now on it will be a “fight’in e dark as.the counting committee has d.itself % divulge nothing- untilothe, 1 count is mad» 000 in Wall us, donrnylng n mne ° Was, “The °son attempting to, pat sad hive beerr sl dard, Ofl. king, w nite;l States Leather the Rnr‘kl‘f!flkr ble: however, fo e and the jun was -, h\s let, g £ the [ £,000 Ehares: tia his !lnpefidnu! was d.ls(‘loncfl *to-daj standing the meant a interest. The -lagést. popl . in:the st nck ,en- | the Westerners.whi were: retired from the mirket MEETS. FRIGHTFUL DEATH . - m - BUNAWAY-AdcmEN'x Is .~ ~.der Horse’s Eoo{sA 3 FRESNO, May 1—Frank. Galloway, imanager .of the Oleander packing house. and:one of the bést known citizens of -thi Couity..met &,frightful death nexr Mal- | | aga this forning. He had driven to “tife. home of hi§ prolher in;law; k!nnley von'| Loo, and was unhitghing his horse, when the animal suddemy took ., fright* and] sterted” wildly down the road. .Van Loo; whe. was standing near by, poticed Gal-, loway- keeping pace with the horse and’ cried “for him to ‘release 'hu hol cap't,’ was the reply, The next moment Mr. Gfllo“y fdl.n.nd“ for ‘a -quarter of a mile * was, dragged, through the dust nnder ti% horse’s hoofs. The animal ~ finally] stopped from sheer exhaustion. When Van «Loo reached his but he lived only,a v;ument It was found that the halter rope had formea a noose about Galloway’s hand, so that he was unable to free himself. The horse's- hoofs. had horribly mangled Galloway's face md head. Galloway was a man of family and had lived in this county twenty years.c He was a son of J, D, Galloway, a prominent pelitician and deputy County Recorder. it Missing San Franciscan Is Found. 5°and ‘it is expected that | as high as 150,000 sou- | e *day é 7 than’3 eents. .The -rhen, claini'.that”, (be STRIKE 5705 SUBMWAY WORK Thirty Thousand Italians Demand Increase of Wages. i il Building Trades in Philadel- phia May Be Tied Up Completely. il i NEW YORK, May 1—The strikes of looked for to-day did not materialize to 1 the extent that had been anticipated, al- | though a great many men, including 30,000 | Itallan excavators, are on strike. The | agreement reached last night by the rail- rcad officlals and the marine engineers to | | submit their aifferences to arbitration put a stop to the general tie-up of all freight steamers in this vicinity. | tinues to move as usual, but the demands of the engineers have temporarily deaior- alized the movement of craft which de- pend on tugboats. A number of owrers of tugboats decided to resist the demauds of the engineers and tled their boats up, while in others the engineers left their posts. Some of the companies were sud- cessful in securing non-union men to take charge of their engine-rooms. The situa- tion is not nearly so serious as liad beer looked for. The only serious aspects are in conhection with the movement of | barges which bring New York's ice sup- | ply and thé dockink and taking to sea of the big ocean liners. The strike ordered by the Teamsters' Union last night hag, not as yet reached | ey proportions. The orders were issued 4000 members, but'not one-fourth of these quit work. Some 30,000 Italian excavators, and rock | foen engaged on the subway answered th. | call for a | They ask 32 a day their leader to-day for all men, o expe vienced and inexperienced, while the con- tractors say they can pay thiscto expe- rienced men only. The strikers paraded | the streets, each waving an American | fidg, Thise strike practically put a stop {'to work on the subway, and alsu on ex- strike by { cavations for new buildings. | “The strike of the’billermakers was set- tled last night, and the ‘shipyards to-day {are operating with full forces. Another strike settled to-day was that on thp Muscoot dam, the 300 men returngng to, work. | ALL BUILDING MAY’ JUEA’SE PHILADELPHIA, May 1—More %han 7000 men in the buflding trades struck ‘e day for an Increasein wages. This des | tion directly affects 1000 additiona? work men, and should the strike conjipue’n week building operations will cease and over 40,000 men will,be rendered idles, ° . BLOOMINGTON, 411, May, 1.—Bloom- ington,witfiessed the most extensive strike anfong trades uni¢hs to-day that has been infugurated in many‘years. Every mem- ber of thie Carpenterss Union, the Hofse- shoers’ Union and several other minor o Fganizatichs )lajd dgwn etheir tools ihis | morning When“the bosses, refuséd &' §Ign cale of wages.”. ° Q. Ma¥ 1. | members:of the Laundry “Worker: t quit,work to-day: ,There %re 3000 of these | the new CHICA | ers, anciess than one- fifth of:the number inese 4pundries, ‘of-‘which it estimatéd thexe arenearly 1000°fn Chi- go, are°to he.fvolved in thil Wwari The amnla\ ers hgve-issued aéall for* n meet- | ing’ of “every. Jaurtdry, proprietor-, fn .ihe and.suburbs this.afternodn, -and et | -forts are-being made’ to, induse the, Mon- guunn washermen,_ tb !tq d"by {hé- Laun- “Association- 1n. its ‘efforts: to “the. derhands -bf- the Workers: striier’s are asking wh advanfe rang- . “per cekt, and ‘the pro- s capnot a(ford to. pay thé 'l—EI(hteen Fundy téamsters hotel’ and’ res. bers of- tife | butlding iadt-s,_vwm -on strike ‘tosjlay Sympathetio strikes %ire ahticipated which will bring, he. number on’: strike to- 3000 1Thé eity ‘presented.a’ Sumdy nppearanca to-day nagon was td e neen lsoxt th *streéts, “all- the_ largs restaurants | were.2logédand tawant ; - disgussing, the sigation. | Is.are.not_directly” alected; ,bat | . the trputle:"The, hotel’ anil sestaurant, emptoyes démand & aixs ek, :other .brahches ‘of .tha | Btriking” lgbore wages of-from, 5 ‘COLLINSVILLE, May 1, —Thé fls-hé’rme [ frpm Rice Visia to.Vallej6-hidve gong: on’| | a strike ‘on’accolnt: of a.rql)lflhrn ‘in, the? b are lolding qut for 1 |"thle ‘canneries are no men starting A veanhery.dn fippouluon o thé present canneries. ¢ Hundreds of boats and net afé {dle on atcount of the strike.., Mar; ¢ thé’ men-have Yami)iés dependenit:ypo .:hm for a fiving, id they fi’nve’ o other | : l.way of suppdrting ‘themselves.: Fhose who are willing to fish for the prict offercl’| by the- tffied thdt the’ cannerjes shall“come to | | thelr terms. - A" meeting was held in Blafek | | Diafoona for tfle purpose of adjusting. the’ | dm‘erenceu but‘ nothlngwas nccumpuahed WILL - nmmm<.rAr. X I:OS ANGELm May © 1.—-Dpe- Rus.- dolph ‘ang*J. A.°Mulr, general managers’ respectively‘ of the Pwlne Blectric ‘and Los Angeles.raflways, to-day annourfced, with the -apprqval of President H.. B Huntington, a sibstantial increase in the paw schedule of ¢he garmen on the two roads: whe' refused to- sltrike last Wednes- day., Bulletin¥ were posted to-day at, lhe headquarters of each company announ: ing® that all those Who “remained at thelr | posts in the discharge of their dutles, not- | |, withstanding th¢o pressure brought to' “bear upon them by agitator® to desert the company,” were advanced two years upon the service list in recognition of thejreloyalfy. According to-a statement magde by Huntington, the new schedule will affect from date more than half of the trainmen employed by the two com- panies. The present scehdule of wages SEANTA CLARA, May 1L—Thomas Tier- ney,’ who disappeared from his home in Ban Francisco April 11, was found work- ing to-day in a lumber yard here. Tier- ney’s wife came here from San Jose in eearch of him and enlisted the aid of the City Marshal. The Marshal was not long in discovering his man and inviting him to the railroad depot on the pretense that & telegram was awaiting him there. Mrs. Tierney was in the depot and after a brief talk with her husband left with him on the northbound.train. No cause is known for Tierney's disappearance. x seelebosmn iy | SANTA ROSA, May 1.—Willlam Welch was arrested to-day on suspicion of hav- ir held up the Calistoga stage last Mon- | day. He was taken into custody by a | Grana Vllley rancher, who turned him over to Sheriff Grace. In some particu- lars the description of the stage robber fits the prisoner, who admits having been in the vicinity of the hold-up. He strong- ly denies any knowledge of the crime. He will be turned over to the officars of aapa County, ranges from 22 cents per hour to 25% cents, according to the length ot service. g . Mill Hands Quit Work. BPOKANE, Wash.,, May 1—A strike has been declared by the Mill Workers’ Union in ali the lumber mills of the city, owing to the refusal of tite mill owners to grant an eight-hour day. All the shingle mills will close to-morrow on ac- count of a demand for higher wages. The mofiers employed In three large iron works quit work also, on account of the refusal of the emplovers to raise the wages from $3 50 to $4 per day. No Strike in Rome., ROME, May 1.—The Soclalist manifesto, asking the people to leave their work to- day, was generally disregarded. There wag no disorder. —_— To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, Al Imflnfildlhmullllfllmwn E. W. Grove's signature is on each box, 20c. * mechanics and laborers which had been | Freight con- ncludfng laundry flagox( driv- " ving., There {5 somé, tall of the fighers’ Canneries are not-allowed t4 do 80| b, by o the, ‘great. majority, ‘whb are »deter—, m'.a,’fy' Br de.Jam 'FRIENDS WILL AID COMEDIAN T | | \ | | |. ACTOR WHO IS TO BE GIVEN . A Br\'m‘n‘ AT THE CEN- ,+_——a———-——-4———-1: Actor Folk "Plan- Benefit| - for POpular Thpma <3 Keirns: one-time the popular comedian bf the Central®| THeater, will be* Iefldered 4 mon- TOMAS l)ElR\S stér benefit™ howhouse where he W Jong time.| tar next Fridayt. “The ben- | Jis arranged *by all fhe nLlu.r folk g success. <Keirns has, for. some .flme pm ‘been u'f. flicted* with a fatal mglady apd;is at pré Lent g very sick man ang wjthout fund \When' his friends of_ the actor colotiy heard of hiseconditih they| decided at | once to tender him a benefit. “Tommy"” Kelrnj, as he was popuiarly kpown, was Gne of the mbst popylar qc*r o, fors who' ever .appearpd at . the Cent: tickets are honored’,on tifis’ train, Correspond: | ‘Theater and wds.known all over the courf-.| ifg train arrives ai 11:]0 p. *m. ~dafly -| 'try. as a “gdod fellow"and a clevet. per= 4:00 p. m. is,Stockton Local l‘or[np-\n\flnflnI forther. He has hbsis of friends in"this. tn.m lr;lv:\l..‘l' 10+ 2 dajly : ¢ify -and it s theln intentior to, sentl him (dlorado if he is'iible to’stand the trip.; ters in the city will it promiises to lh:e season. Tickets.. L box offices of the Al heaters or from any” | @ .(fllar ‘and - Ce ot thé ors in® towis’ - FRUIT GBOWEBS HEET ¢ | Two Tugh ‘verem- Hall, \nu mnrn!n ted, the foilowing ticket ‘thatsis lx\,t vor of liquidatian Ak .the windlig.” up ‘-oi ‘the affairs of lhq asnochtlen., AhE ' Whittdn, directir And presi ant ueulzr an ?ce yresidefit;, R. Vilpeye H. 5. \dcl1xy W's *Barnhisél, .D. Righards; dicrons. | | 8. | the .prégent: offifers for (hn.-.ensulng’ year. Thg tlcket_ 1s 4 tol[pwn fce pres i in, 'orm: :.’:o'" A W llnk‘dlrsc!dn men l' a \mctncy on ‘the Board of di- rectdrs in’ tht secondsticket, and it will.be filled by. tha, directors. . DR The two tick¥ts vsill°be mulled to all by mall, the ballot to besannoynced at.the annual meeting to be held early in Jyne. ~Immediatély after adjournment of the Gured Fruit As¥ociation the growers held & meeting, at which W. P. Lyen presided. A discussion of the affgirsof the assocla- tim was had. JThe orFanisation Ja Jracs | tically dead_dng the officers® are . stili Ldrawing larfe salaries. “A. plan to cut joft tl compensation was brgached. An amendment to the hy-laws was adanted making the section read that the officers shall receive no compensatlon. R T °A Guaranteed Cure for Piles. . Itching, au;a“ Bleeding or Protruding’ Plles. Your dru ist will refund your money if PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure you. 50 cents, Overland Train Is Wrecked. +ROSEBURG, Or.,, May 1L—North-bound overland train°No. 1§ on the Soutli%rn Pa- cific was wrecked in Cow Creek Canyon, uth of this place, to-night. The acci- dent occurred near West Fdrk. Engineer E. L. Gray and Fireman Arthur Strader were slightly injured. None of the pas- sengers were injured. —_ ANNOUNCEMENT. ! {men in the hallway. | think that perhaps he was followed by 3 -x-H-—x-x-x—l-q-x-H-x—x—H—x—H—F-l—c-l-o' Colltex” of Sanfa- Rova’ nomiiated |~ 'members*of the association and voted ‘on [; MAY 2, 1908. MYSTERY VEILS BRUTAL MURDER Mutfla.ted Body of a Man Is Found in a Vestibule. Hood's hits the disease. Be sure to take Police Believe That the Crimse Was Committed by Robbers. ———— NEW YORK, May 1L—With his skull crushed in and the marks of a cleaver on his neck and shoulders, James Edward McMahon, aged 37, brother of former Po- lice Justice Daniel F. McMahon, was found murdered early to-day in the ves- tibule of the flat house in West Fifty- third street, where he lived. In the pools of blood that were all around the body were the footprints of one or two men. 'The body was found by Matthew McArdle, 14 years old, who lves on the top floor. The boy ran to a partolman, notifying him of the murder. McMahon lived with his brother-in-law and‘an unmarried sister. The family gave the police little information which threw any light on the murder. George Mischke, who occuples an apartment on the ground floor, sald he and his family had been awakened abbut 3 o'clock by hearing a pounding noise in the hallway. Mischke said he thought there were at least three He said he heard the struggling from one end of the hall to the other, but was afraid to look out. Finally he heard the door slam, he says, and heard men walking away. McMahon, 1t is learned, left his broth- er-in-law’s apartments at 5 o'clock last evening, saying he would return in a short time. The police say that between midnight and1 o'clock this morning Mc- Mahon was 1} a hotel in Harlem. They tite and strength and makes you feel sick. constipated. Maggie fouud it as represented, a good ples are all gone.”” Ralph Rust, Willis, Mich., says: oovered my face and troubled me very much about shav- ing. I took s bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and the pim- Mrs. William Howell, Quogue, N. Y., says: been using Hood’s Sarsaparilla in my family for years as a spring medicine. Have found none equal to it.”” Accept no Substitutes for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills. Robin Hood His aim was not swrer than that of Sarsaparilla, which always This Spring—it will rid you of that humor that makes you break out, that takes away your appe- Take Hood's Pills, also, if you are bilious or E. 8. Bertachie, Hannibal, Ohio, says: “ I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla in the spring and it purified my blood and gave me a good appetite, and made me feel much better.”” ie Perking, Yale, Ills., says: Hood’s Sarsaparilla in our family for years and have always ‘‘We have used spring medicine.”’ ‘“This spring pimples “T have MILWAY TMVEL rough «haracters, dered was robbed. e e EVANGELISTS RECEIVE SHOWER OF ROTTEN EGGS Residents of Healdsburg Object to Remarks Made by Members o of Holiness Band. SANTA ROSA, May l.—Aoband of Ho- liness people have been given nightly ser- mons in Healdsburg for a number of weeks past, and during this time they have been subjected to many annoyances from the juvenile element of that place. After being taunted for some time, the members of the Holiness band became violent and somewhat personal in their remarks con- and after being mur+ California Limited... o CHICAGO oo P N i tdeat Train - RAILWAY TRAVEL. SOUTH ERN PACIFIC Traine leave and are due to arrive at AN 'EAVL 18C0. (Mata Sine, Foot Street ) A un, Elmirs and Sacra- 7004 Benich mento .. Vacaville, Winters, Rumse; ; Martinez, San Ramon, {ruuh Napa, Calistoga, Santa Rosa.. 382 Biles Lashrop, Backion. Davis, Woodiand, Knights €. Marysville, Orovilie, (connects st Marys for Gridley, Biggs and Chilco) it A m 4,250 o o Atiaatic Express—Ogden and Eass. ffi.rm Costa, Martinez, Antioch, Troeg, Slochten, Siemmmenies Los Banos. Mendots, Hanford, Visalia: Porterville » cerning Healdsburg and its inhabitants. | [RYalIARAS For Those Who' $00 st Conle, Mivtines. Lishose. o Thursday evening a small sized mob fol- J;';:;(on.e’!c:.gnneld . 5.25» lowed the evangelists to their church and | [\ Seek the Best 8.304 Shasta Express— Davis, Willisme pelted them with rotten eggs and overripe B e Tt Ve 200 veg&ables. . - 3.30a_ Niles, San Jose, Livermore, Stock- After running them inside the church . | ton,lone, Sacramento, Placerville, 4he mob padlocked the evangelists on the - SANTA FE TRAINS. | olinryuviile, Chico, ked Biut. ... 425> luside and refused to let them come out ave Market-strget Ferry Depot e Dotieare md T, 48 for. a long, time. Evangelist St* Clair, s Fiooal | Limd | Locdl JOvEra - Martinez and Way Station Y4 "who is, T charge of the band, Is knowh 3 | Daily | Dajty *Daily Datly | J5088 ¥ 1226 9:30 a] 4:00°pF 8:00 p | as the ‘Georgia Cyclone,” and he has declared his purpose of making it inter- esting. for. the instigaters of the mischief. As a'result jt is expegted that & number of arrests .will S‘follow. The citizens | clafm that the Hcllngss band has made it- self offensive and look upen the threats oL the lender’{lgh!ly L | Ar 08 p| 7:10p Kansas City. ** «Chicago o for morning. p 8:00 & m, Daily is Bakers! op ping at all points in San Joac Cars responding train arrives at 7: m. dally. *9:30 a. m. Daily is th cAmom LIMITED, carrying Palace Sleeping Ca and Dining Cars through to Chicago." .C Car runs to Bakersfield for accommodption of local first-class passengers. second-class | MANILA, May, W%Goyernor Cailles of La Junta- Province-and a party-of volun: teers.yestqrday captured, Rigs; the fanati- cal Filipino leader in thist' part of the Is| throdgh Pajuce . Reclining Chair*C which cuts’ous at Frésno. Correspon "ing o arrives ai’6:00.5, yn. Pefsdnilly - conducted parti City, Cificago jnd."East Jeav every s Monday,” Thursday ’ an D, T ., = tfices—i41- Markes -stréet wnd in, Ferry Dé l{pol Sag, me-ro iz _Brn-dwl)- “Oaklapd. . Kdrfsas |- nesico s of; ad\er!mng orily, Tts wondeérful’ pophlari by its: unapprmclrablt neerjt. Bagedt -tipon’” 2 ‘prescription L cufed* “people considered mcurable. Haod‘s AJ‘ 'rsaparilla i . Sagrday . at ylhlch s LESSEHES T-sam FRANGISCO" AND . NORTH m:mc : RAILW. Ax ' COMPANY. "flh)dm!m Poot luntct. X ‘torar h v.orld ha\: ever, know| Bcgm .(mta‘ke it TO- D.Af g 8:00 mw | &:00° 3 00 :00 Ukiah 00, -Willits_ T| 100 a1 aumnh 7.5 p|10:20°a 100 nl l 1084 | 6:20 p :oo,‘.1 » Bonoma * H 100w 8:40 o, :00°p| **Glen Ellen 106 p| 6:20np 8:00 a| * Sebastopol -Jie: oo 10:20 & 5:00pl o, °: {735 nl69 p hite Sulphur Springs; at Fuitan | 1g; at Lytton for Lytton.Springs: at | Geyserville for Skaggs Springs; at Cloverdale |° for the Geysers and Booneville; at Hopland for | Duncan Springs. Highiand Springs. ielseyville. Carlsbad _Springs, Bay, Lakepore a Bectiatt opsinas; ‘at umn tor Vichy Springs, Saratoga Sprh Lakes, Laurel Del Lake, Witter Ilmnn. vacr Lake, Pomo, P ter Vallex, Jobn Day's, Riverside, Lie Bucknell' s,o8anhedrin Helghts, Hulivil Hot Springs, Half-way House. Comptche, Stevens, Hopkins, Mend®cino’City, Fort nr-", Westport, Usal; at Willits for Sherwood, Cahto, Covelo, Laytonville, Cummings, Bell's Springs’ Harris, Olsen's, Dyer, Fepperwood, Scotla and By vo tesasiy round-telp tickets at re- duced rates. & n Sundays—Round-trip tickets th all potnt beyond San Rafael at half rat s ORTH TO SAN RAFAEL, ! N li | SAN QUENTIN,- { MILL VALLEY, CAZADERO, ETC. H O R E via Sausalito !'-n—y 1456 a. m. Vailey: “gLNDA S AND "LEGAL HOLIDAYS—7, Ew. 1, Jl!w a. n:‘ tuao f*1:30, 2 J&, 3 Trains m-rnd( run to Sln Quenun These to Fairf: xcept 5:15 pr m. Sat- Ticket office, 650 lurnt st., Chronicla e (1?'1'.—:“"”“ the 3:15 p. m. eraip | DOlARE L Lo £ WAk “';iég( AN R RAFAEL 'ro SAN mucuco General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt. ock daya—8:25, J0.35 140 815, 3935, oy ’ | MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY s.vw.:sm.s%’uou. Leave 5:50, | San Fran. 35. Trai Yed () start trom S, m’% J LLEY TO E'h?“"’é'h CISCO—Week Hll 45, OUT MAY 3, 1903. THE ROOSEVELT ART SUP- PLEMENT ADVERTISED TO BE ISSUED ON MAY 10, 1903, WILL BE ISSUED NEXT SUN- DAY, MAY 8, - : 9:45 11:10 a. m. .| “TAVERN OF TANALPAS™ Open ol 1he y car round. THROUGH TRAINS. 7:45 a. m., week days—Cazadero and way e l'lh TICKE? ARKET ..;‘-‘ 8:18 . m, wesk dave (Saturdays exoepted)— | GITIOR 20d Saveacrro P Foot Market St, ‘omal 8:16 p. m., Saturdays—Caszadero and way O ndsya snd L) Hotidave—8 nm and wn stations. e Mo and Legal Holldays—10 o m., Folnt % Weak Men and Women ',am-mwu St b "fl‘g 1:15p ) - 128 -4 ho- OAKLAND. at Santa Rosa for Mark West | ° 'y, _Lathrop, R3 erced, | Ragmond, Presto, Bakeraneld: Los Abgeles ew Orleana. and (Westbound arriv, #1a Comnt Line)... The Overiand Wood] lews, Knight vifle, Orovill -Hayward, Niles dad > Marsh San: Mariinen Fracy. Latbrop. Sioekton. |‘ P Niles Livermore. Stockton, Lodl,. 4 yard, Kiles. irvingtes, Sen ' 16l ivermore a1, - 5.002 'rn Owl Limited- To raticld, Los Angel s Yoa: Saugus for Senta Barbara. garries Goiden Mtate Limited Sund. nd Wednes - o anttl AP 0. con... ‘soor rort’ Gowa, ‘Trec Banos. 067 Oregon & Californis Exorsse—Seo- -+ ramento, Marysville, Redding. Portand, Puget Sound and 3] e n.,;-m el B e -0 Thursdays—Extra tri 3 it Snuudly'—Ex{rr» mp- «l ; R T a1 , a, Bakersfeld. : 5 s(‘vbloodt_g:nfie: ver, produced. 70 sax e I eoRgr L A et 51 5 5, 7.8 '44 — si.cures. of- dys De}_)‘ Rl ) u-r-u{'- o ‘flll iinn Cruz Excursion (Sunday e days—Extra trips at 2:05 and - 816 Bewaok. “Ganserviiie, - San ~ Jet, UNDAFE 800, 9240 1115, Felton. Boulaer Creek. Samts 55,306, 6:25, 4, d 5.500 and Way Statl Centérville, - 8an Jose AYIIIM -u--.r-u:: 4-1 onl n-wm a-nu le) , From SA v«nu,uco‘ wQ ot )nrnu =t.‘slbn TS 0 1100 akp Foot of 8.90a e-'&'z‘n". l.su!‘:!—maumu San. > .o Joss, Girey, Hollister, Pajaro, - Gualrorilie: Belinas. San Arda s poania Margaria -+ Bum Latn Juadalupe, e H m * San Bue v-t-m sn- Paula, i (Colllo 3 I:‘pru eaves via San_Joaquin ln-y “astbound Ciy xvru-) —Now eans. Los Ar Santa Bar M Pacific Grovn. Del Monte. (Arrives via Coast Line West ). 0.00a San Joss, “Tres Pin ! St P e AT San Luls Obllr T Jose and Way Station: Jose, Lo Gatos and W llllo?ul Palo Alto Mayfeld, Io!luln View, L-wrouq Sants snd Way uuuo-mlu. ln- -M Principal und. Illl Blrhlm Los IM'-' unday. St §Sundey caty. at Goshen Jo. with tratus for Hanford, t Saturday. -:'L-"fl:-z."“"!. houna onry Conzects . for all polnts Narro Weskly Cal $1.00 er Tov