The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 3, 1903, Page 20

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1903. EDUCATOR SOON TO OPEN “ACADEMY OF CULTURE” Miss Jenne M. Long Wlll Establish Temple of Learmr/ at Which Various Branches Tending to Higher Ideals Are to Constitute a Principal Part of the Curriculum EGINNING to-morrow we announce a Sale of high-class Black Silks that presents the best buy- B ing opportunities that we have ever known. It will be a Silk Event short ‘of extraordinary. For weeks and weeks we have been getting ready, determined to outdo all previous efforts in silk selling. Over 15,000 dollars’ worth of the choicest and most reliable silks are included in this Great Sale. Silks that were ordered months ago when prices were at their lowest. There are Peau de Soies, Taffetas, Duchesse and Grenadines, the most dependable wearing qualities, and which we offer for One Week at such remarkably low prices as must prove irresistible inducements to every woman in the slightest degree interested in Black Silks. BLACK GREWADIN: BARGAINS. A beautifu) collection of AN-Silk Black Gr y 44 inches wide, adines hecks and mesh effects to bh sold as follows: 69c_yard 98¢ _yard ..’I.IZJlrd FETA, 23-INCH, $1.25 QUALITY FOR 1500 yards 23-inch Bonnet Black the world over as the best manu- 8 7y“¢ factured, and mever sold any- mark to essure yourself they're genuine) per YRR s et i 87c C. J. BOWNET & 0. BLACK DRESS TAF- Dress Taffeta, with a reputation where less than !l.fl here (look for the trade- Black Peau de Soie. Black Satin Duchesse. e $2.00 guality for = .BLASK TAFFETA SH'KS ON SALE. 4 Our past reputation of ofienng the most wonderful val oot iadt " Faan ik Goke . St thth: ; | g grade 19-'‘nch Taffeta $1.3 gra"n 26-inch Taffeta, guaran- d d- vard $1.00 grade 24-inch for...75e yard | * 4Se yard f $1.08 yard ues at our Silk Sales is so well knownm an appreciated—a for # mw Jaxd " s SLAD gkl B3-Sk Tl grade Bo-inch Bpwws P fact which is sufficient to bring for this sale the greatest na grade Peau ©g 20 neh, | $1.25 grade 21-inch for..$1.00 Yard 3 P yueh 3 . crowd of eager buyers here to-morrow—the saving advan- $1.50 Bl ek | 5190 wmade 23-tmh tor..$1.35 yard = tages for yau wfll be astonishing. ’2.‘&{ bl‘e"a&fl:fix $2.50 grade 36-inch Peau de Sote W | | for vard| for . $1.98 yara M| | $1.45 yard IMPORTANT sué OF Hbuseuou) LINENS, TOWELS, BED SPREADS, SHEETS.and PILLOW CASES. This extra special sile comes most opportunely to those with thoughts of Cottage or Hotel fur- |z s :95%... regular worth $4 M $2.95 dozen Savlngs on Bed Spreads and Towels. NEY-COMB B! Over 500 dozen TOWELS ure Lonsdale Cambric For Monday and Tuesday 2500 yards of the best qu-nu 36-inch Lonsdalé Cambri 1214c grade nishings It means rare savings, it means swell quality, and never before at this time of the year has and It's these wonderful values that — our provision for all possible housefurnishing wants been so complete. are bound to bring an immense throng of saving shoppers to our house-furnishing section to-morrow. A GREAT SAVING ON 6000 SHEETS and PILLOW GASES. Za e e S, size Napkins TABLE LINEN, bleached and| FINE LINEN NAPKINS, de- unbleached, two ' extra heavy | pendable wearing qualitles, oftered in this ssle. TOWELS i gualities, warranted pure linen, | "HI0T L T of a superb character, war. We will sell them for less money than the prices at the mill to- day; in fact you eould Gixio Cinches " wide: 55 ()¢ 1 e ot buy the sheeting by the yard for what we ask for them a gular . alue i J - PO 500 Stects, 08x90, yalue 850, ‘for. .. 470 100 doz Pillow Cases, value 12%c, .. Yard. | $1.75 Napkins for...$1.45 doz. $1.50 Linen Towels, 17x30, for A AT al . B} " the $1.00| $2.50 Napkins for...$1.95 doz. [l | E NEY-COMB wernees -2 $126 doz 1200 Sheets, 72x80, value 60c, for...49¢ ea ; A¥iow, heen pire linen, in | - ble beda, ex- 100 Plilow Cases, o flfll!:flv both 77 5C | #8.00 Nakins for...82.45 dox. i | : 98c W tor | 1200 Sheets, 81x90, value 65c, for...54¢ ea . bleached “m ey I Each $1.50 aoz 50 doz “—|x-(\( ‘ed Cases, B4X36, N S Rudy Mad' Tflbl’ CIOthS. L . gove 200 Shee 9 lue 70c, for e 10 E 7o 4 : Towels, 17x35, for g e e . yard, for $1. '“”‘ °73 inclies 2x2 size, regular value $2.00, : s Immense Comforter and Blanket Bargalns. for ... oo #1A48 cach M| $4.50 Linen Towels, extra large, 20 doz COMFORTERS, for double | & Q.00 WHITE BLANKETS, full 10-4 size, 2x214 size, rexular value $2.50, i $3.00 doz 95C beds, covered with choice " very neavy and fleccy’ wool Blankets; OWELING. for ¢ | o ach. und pure white cotton flling; regu ch. with cholce ue and red pieces, assorted, in checked and | aetual value $4.0 plain; regular value 2x3 size, lar sselling price $1.35 each. C Yard 00 regular \MVIP $3 : #2. zen 15e; for this sale. for al full 11-4 mze, « WHITE BLANKETS, e 45 15 dox COMFORTERS, the grandest B e il - . o_t $ > of values, actually worth $2.00; very very flem ".m(r;':',,"';\.qx:?:fl beds! e s i anaatiiae: HEL s ac yuing Bhe: on nale “'-“(_‘;M 4 DL s e Yard. | variety of choicest designs {1 THIS SEASUN’S MOS || THE BICCEST, CREATEST OFFERING EVER MADE BY ANY STORE ANYWH_ERE i Over 1000 Exquisite Silk Waists of Crepe de Chines, India Silk and Peau de So'e at Marvelous Prices. ( | Our Waist Sales ‘e become famous—you know what we have done in the past—but to-morrow’s Silk Waist Offering will shatter | | all records. Our New York buyer effected a tremendous Waist l‘nh‘m tremendous in the fullest sense—for not alone dndl he secure ' ! them at almost half-price, but just the styles the public is demanding at the present time. It is by far the greatest waist purchase we ever | i made, and the values will certainly result in sensational selling [hm are waists of Crepe de Chines, Peau de Soie, Peau de Cygne and i | India Silks—every one of them made in the height of fashion and in the leading colorings. Displayed in our windows and for sale on ] our spacious floors at prices that will astonish everybody. | SIO 00 Sik Lined Crepe de Chine Waists on Sale at $12.50 Dotted Silk Crepe de Chine Waists on Sale at | | A t of extremely fashionabll Walsts, lined’ throtgh- You never saw such hewitching styles of Walsts as these: they are | | 2l The Bt Lol et Chine e 95 marvelous at the price; made of a most beautiful soft (repe | | . - . inty 1f-color dot s, lined with silk, finished with a Elfih | >und yokes, fancy stitching and shir- Each hemstitched and shirred sleeves and with fanc | i White, Maize and Black: are grand 20! in colors of White, Light Blue, Gray and Black; sizes 32 to | | $1 s rsational low price of $5.95 each...... 44: nctual value $1280; on sale at $6.98 each. | €4 00 Indla silk Waists on Sale At $5.50 Peau de Sole Silk Waists For $5.00 India Silk Waists on Sale At Beautiful new ery choice Indla Silk Waists, which About 300 new and very fashionable Silk Walsts, ma Over 200 of these very popular Walsts; made of a very | - ¢ Peau de Soie and Peau de Cygne: finished in the very it e & | are In gre emar e g0 Black .98 ;..4. ;’!““}:"““ X“:: N‘?\_' e ‘fwifiv‘, rrogy B 2 85 fine grad: fndm Silk, In Black, also White; fi d with | ) - a ® te, Creatn, Light Blue, Pink, Red 1 Black dainty tucking and hemstitching: sizes to 44; puld not E h | £ Esch |10 44 3 Baoch | be aupiicated under §5 each ¥ : bt | . ; [ A CRAND PURCHASE I Reduc“u" sal& Uf Uur lm 0”&“'330 ufl SIIi'S 3 | TALENTED CLUB WOMAN AND POPULAR LECTURER WHO PLANS | e s s TO OPEN A SCHOOL OF “VOICE AND ACTION” IN THIS CITY | Monday - We have just closed out all the sample coats of a celebrated New | NEXT SEPTEMBER. | us umes E‘CH York' manufacturer—about 85 in all, representing the eream of this sea- | N A A e o AT oL Phe ton's coat_styles—at fully one-third less than regular prices. Included are L2 - - strongest and best line of the sea g R e B P o ¢ . Dress and lking Suits. Includ swellest creations, and if you want to see the HERE is always room for one | receptions are to be arranged and recitals of the choicest mixed material most. remarkable values, then come info our more temple of learning. If it be | premised. Among the branches extended Cheviot, very stunning creations, Just rec morrow morning and _inspect the right sort. A new school fer | 10 the public are elocution, -oratory Shigd-So i = s, with their wealth of tuck- s s R« wialhe wilanes i e 3 ONE-THIRD OFF. < | opened in this city on September | mene commercial law, topics of tha bma' Sale of E‘amme k[ns 1 under the principalship of Miss Jenne | times, fancy steps and fencing. N M. Long at 2152 Sutter street. This bright | San Francisco is rapidly growing as an CREAT SALE OF Worth $22.50, on sale Monnny | educator .has been petfecting her plans educational centér and if the nc ; acad- Thig, will be another | wi & ble emy of culture comes up to the standard N e - g b o with considerable epthusiasm for sovme“hh_h T T e sl | ing for a genuine skirt: t'me past and is apparently filled with | onginein the present century it is' eer- | Ly i e ko confidence of the success of the new en- | tain to thrive. | se line to choose peautifu rts “ u,fi,}f T o E been desighed from & EAGH terprise. As an Interpreter of literature | o APPTPY ‘,q,,.k Fach high cost nn[uu;;!-l mud{el At she has been much before the public aml1 e | Tatteta re made of all wool fan n Blue ek Catiled as & 1o be- Ehepherd checks-—cvery one of tiem elaborately 2na Black: nave silk drops mnd trimmed with Is prominently identified as lecturer be- | Robs Haloon to Prove Nerve. made, stitched and finished in the very latest three cluster bands of Taffeta, magnificently fore tea : 7| BUTTE, Mont, May 2.—Edward Fur- style. very stunning looking suits that are well hanging and splendidly talloréd siirte that extensively entertained in varlous clubs, | 1ono o " oo i found guilty of high- worth 60 and 00; on sale beginning Mon you couldn’t du;-mma '—lnemh-;nmh ‘li"'x“qi\. fiss Long has planned to meet the ex- | Lo topnerc” tne extreme penalty for day at ... $17.50 Each LD LA EW O : | lsting needs for progressive thought and which Sastd Visih Phe “IEM* wens. aggressive action In matters of culture | JiUEN SCROEET LR LN and Georss "FASHIONABLE ORESS GOUDS AT SPEGIAL PRICES COLORED ORGANBY SALE. GREAT LACE SALE e S S LI | e ks et o e 50c Quality for Monday'at L] gu\‘exl'nmem,|;u.1.rl‘lla'menn‘!r;\'hU““lm‘“’?m‘ek'r; press a few months ago. They doubted | [} o sale to-morrow a special A 4 | cial law and . ‘“‘toples of e times, his nerve, and to prove it he held up New French Canvas Etaming at $1.75 Black Voile Etaminy for icten Soubawidth French An offering that will be intensely interesiing— [ | lust named branch to include book re- | Craries Swanson's saloon. Swanon and e ty, 44 inches | ry bigh grade French V aches wide, a very fine and erd over 200 pleces are Includ ed, views for busy people, who have little | o 0 S0 SN0 nged a half-dosen shote, -4 e g, 75 ~ g o T I e Gora: " Whits and Biack sesularly seils ? Fr 2 time to read '| none taking effect. Furlong fled without 9 B =i Yud | e s P =3 Yard Mon oz ey P P mt d vamsa Ea“d and G I | The Long College of Voice and Action aring anything. 5Cc NOVELTY MADRAS C-EVIO ‘" - with a large corps of lecturers and a fac- | gome one has sald that talk is ch alit Black Venstian for Yo kow Bow,popular 1t 1i-hot evary- S (Gt o Toged. sades; worth 40a 006,850 : Retabbok god | ot ta Y s 25 “flmv Cr: e de Pa is for sl 25 U body wants it for Walsts and Suits. This and $1.00—special Monda vlty to embrace the various topics upon | yet we hear a good many extravagant re- Silk and Paris, & rich Wool Black Venetian, extra offer youw'll appreclate, for it is a halt- y“d ¥ g | which education is obtainable. Regular | marks. . il - veiE fine material for tailor : 50 pleces White and Persian ow & immense gsym gowns, perfect Black, on sale Monday Yud . onday..Yard 24¢ 19¢, 24c¢, 38c, 63c Yard_ { 'S NECK EAR SALE ANOTHER SILK PETTICOAT SA ‘ MONDAY W A o | X s i | ity et 25E : 200 Silk Petticoats, Worth $7.50 at | worth b 20 . 0 The crowds that responded to last Monday's .ale | was most gratifying, and again to-morrow you will have | NOVELTY NECKWEAR. whother opportunity: These beautiful Petticoats are E h | . S P t teteh made of rellable Taffeta, finished with deep ruffle cir- a0 g 8 - the yeson: & grand variety of the sos < cular flounce, in ali the new changeable color wffccts of Gray, Navy, " - and 83c each; on sale Monday Ry Turquolse, Cadet, _Light Blue, Green and Black; an Imnxens-— bargain L 3 50c Each. at - .85 each ~ 5 L Ph s e __fiiSan Francisco’s Leading Physicians 7 A M o iy = = B 5 " * ties to arrest Vice if he was on the train. | were also issued to him. H. E. Cobb, & and the individual memvers of the com- | d ]E P rt Spe i El t As no word ‘has been received notifying | banker of Newton, Mass., who arrived mittee threatened with suits to enforce | . and Xpert Cia ]S S. Callundan of Vice's arrest it is supposed | recently from the Orlent and is at the payments. | o ¥ Bl t AR SENE L S that he got off the train at Barstow and | Occidental with his family, paid Vice $400 “In this acute condition, as chairman of | we ‘l‘reat and c went to Los Angeles, from where he will | for tickets for himself and his wife and the campaign committee, which necessa- | { ure cvidently attempt to work his way down | daughter to the East. He had no recelpt, rily and unavoidably was directly the | CATARRH, Stomach Troubles, Nervous Dis- § 1o Tia Juana, Mexico. Reports have been | but it is expecied that he and the Union cause of contracting these debts, 1 natur. | eases, Kidney Diseases, Bladder Troubles Heart Diseases. Diseases of the Stomach and GAMPAIGN GOIN EVADES ARREST circulated that Vice safled on the trans- | Pacific officials will come to some under- g:}‘mf::;‘e Iy Spriohetins SUIED pedwinion | Bowels, Piles. Fistula and Rectal Diseases, Fe port Thomas on Friday noon for Manila. | standing. aise money to discharge our | Taale Complaints, Discases of Wemsan ase Chil t such should be the case he will be ar- Vice's defalcations were the chief topic obligations and remove the stigma which dren, Rickets, Spinal Troubies, Skin Diseases, All sorts is upon us and place ourselves in a posi- Deafness. Asthma, Bronchial and Lung Trou —_— rested when the ship arrives at Honolulu. | among rallroad men yesterday. ad Lu 7 § 1 V] o v m fsm, Hay Fever, Neuraigia, Hys- . { The last seen or heard of Vice in this | of rumors were current, one being that s tion where the committee may be of some ot - - & . R o « and Bar Diseast Joitre or Big Last Seen on Friday,|iis wes shortiy before noon Friday, | Dr. Otiis Spauiding, Viees son-in-law, | Macedonian — Cry foOr |active assistance to the party in the fu- o Of the " Presiate Gluad. La | when he procured a valise of local | who is quite wealthy, and Dr. Oscar O. ture. Grippe, Lost Manhood, etc.; Blood Diseases, When He Procured | a Valise. i | Vice the absconding ticket agent Railroad, has not yet Captain Callundan of Agency received word | trom the Chief of Police of Stockton yes- stating that Vice passed through Kkton on Frid it on a Santa Fe overland train-and that he was traveling | urist car. Word was at once sent Needles instructing the authori- | ree's Detective ay firm and had the siame chasged to his account. EMBEZZLES THOUSANDS. It is now known that Vice's defalcations will amount to $4000. Vice was only under $2000 bonds with the surety company, and, consequently, any amount over $2000 the rallroad company will lose. One by one persons who had paid Viée money for tickets called yesterday at the offices of the Union Pacific demanding transportation. One ,of the first was Frank W. Marston. He paid Vice $319 for tickets, and as he held receipts, he was given his transportation. Then followed J. Baer of 1200 Geary street. He held re- ceipts signed by Vice for $300, and tickets [} RUPTURE CURED At the Ag Afler "Sviicring e of 72, Twcnty Years. I am happy to say that the cure of my rupture by you is a com- plete success and a marvel at my age, 72 years, after suffering 20 years. truss. doubts. took the treatment. months, and has a fair prospect of REV. SIDXW My rupture increased in size until I could not hold it with a Although you assured me of a cure, I confess I had some But your No Cure, No Pay plan seemed a guarantee, so I It is entirely closed up, 2 has \:leen sg. for so to my ymg s %Y WILBU i 1319 Octavia St., S F., Cal remainin The origiral of this and other testimonials can be seen in our We cure others. Fidelily office. We can cure YOU. Rupture Cure 1844 MARKET STREET, opposite Odd Fellows' Building. Burgess would come to Vice's assistance and make good his shortage. Another rumor was to the effect that W. 8. Gage, the mining man, who owns valuable prop- ertles at Valdez, Alaska, and who lives at the Palace, was so friendly to Vice and had such a warm personal regard for the erring agent that he was willing to deposit any sum to save him from ap- pearing in court as a defaulter. GAGE MAKES DENIAL. But Gage, when seen at the Palace Hotel last evening, just before he left for Los Angeles, stoutly denied that he would make Vice’s accounts good. He said that if it was a matter of one or two hundred dollars he would gladly come to Vice's assistance, but when the ian’s defalca- tions ran into the thousands he was not | willing to assist Vice. Vice has been short of money for some time. At least, his finances were in such a bad shape that he had none or very little ready money. - Only a few days be- fore his disappearance he called on an of- ficial in the City Hall and requested a loan of $1000. The official decling make the loan, but advised Vice to apply to some broker. This Vice tried to do, but his megotiations were unsuccessful, owing to his being unable to give any good security. Deep sympathy is extended to both Vice and his family by all the local railroad men. He is spoken of as a ticket agent in the highest terms. Many stories were related yesterday how he had in a legiti- mate way beaten the other rallroad agents jn disposing of tickets, and all ad- mitted that as a suave and clever rail- road man he had no equal in this city. A good many members of Congress and others in Washington regret that Senator Hanna is not keeping house this winter. Last season the Senator used to give corned beef hash breakfasts, which were the delight of those favored with invita- tions. This winter Mr. Hanna will live in one of the Washington hotels, . Money Sent Out to Faithful Echoes of the last gubernatorial cam- paign are still rumbling in the Bourbons' committee rooms In the California Hotel. Debts contracted in a fruitless effort to elect Franklin K. Lane chief executive of the State must be paid and the campaign committee, of which former Congressman Caminetti is chairman, is in a quandary. An urgent appeal has been made for funds to restore a depleted treasury, but so far none have been forthcoming. Cred- itors are clamoring for their money and threaten all sorts of dire things. These threats have been showered upon Caminetti and he in turn has laid them before B. D. Murphy, chairman of the Democratic. State Central Cotmittee, who in turn has called a special meeting of the committee to convene at the head- quarters in thq California Hotel on Sat- urday next at):30 o'clock in the after- noon. In the communication sent out by Secretary McCabe the following state- ment is made: “Ii is hardly necessary to state the fact that the debts incurred by the*committee and still owing have become aegutely pressing, and for the credit of the com- mittee and the interest of the party now and hereafter provision must be made for Ahe payment of these debts. Your coun- sel and assistance at this meeting will be highly appreciated and a full personal at- tendance is expected.” Following is a copy of a letter sent to Murphy by Caminetti, which caused the first named to call the meeting: “It is unnecessary for me to expatiate upon the unfortunate condition of our committee in respect to its financial obli- gatlons, payment of which has been so long delayed that the party has been sub- Jected to the humiliation of the blacklist “With this object in view, after having consulted with all the members of the committee, except one whom I have been unable to see during my short stay in the city, but who, I am sure, would also join with me had I seen him, 1 have to request | that you be pleased to call the State Cen- tral Committee together at once, to con- | matters above | sider and act upon the mentioned.” MRS. J. REECE SUCCUMBS TO LINGERING MALADY After Long Illness Death Comes to the Relief of Patient Sufferer. After a painful illness covering a period of several years, Mrs. Jeannette Reece, wife of Johf Reece, was relleved by death from her sufferings at an early hour yesterday morning. Until two years ago she resided in the East, where the first symptoms of her illness manifested themselves. As time went on there seem- ed, despite all medical attendance could dc, na alleviation of her sufferings, and a trip to the coast was suggested, which svggestion was hatled with delight, as her favorite daughter, Mrs. Philip Kohn, resided here. She passed away at Fruit- vale. The deceased leaves a husband and four daughters, Mrs., C. Lewis, Mrs. V. Lan- caster, Miss Rosie Reece and Mrs. Philip Kchn. The funeral will take place to- morrew at 11 o'clock from the residerice of Mrs. Kohn, 1030 Steiner street, and the interment will be at Cypress Lawn Cem- etery. —_—— ‘“How much do you welgh?’ a friend once asked the late Thomas B. Reed. “I weigh 200 pounds,” sald Mr. Reed. “Oh, you weigh more than that,” was the sur- prised reply. ‘“You must weigh nearly 30 | pounds.” “No," sald the ex-Speaker, with an air of finality, “no gentleman weighs more than 200 puundr " DR. A. J. SHORES. Weak Men If you suffer from any of the weak- neu!es or diseases caused by ignorance, or contagion—YOU ARE TH \'ERY PERSON W’E WANT TO TALK 0, We bave vroved our skill In curing CHRONIC diseases by publishing the many voluntary testimonials of home peo- ple, giving names, pictures and addresses. WE CAN'T PUBLISH OUR CURES IN PRIVATE DISEASES. Because it would betray confidence. Hence we have to prove our skill in_this class of troubles in another way. s 18 our plan: Pay When Cured We . cure you first and then ask a REASONABLE FEE when you are cured. You can dmd upon our word; sands of g‘. ts have indorsed u WE WA T TO CURE Y th the distinct understanding that we will not demand a E_untll we cure you. This applies to LOST NH , Seminal ‘eakness, Spermatorrhoea, Gonorrhoea, Syphilis and all weaknesses of men. We absolutely cure Varicocele, or it don’t cost you a ge y. Consuitation and advice FRBL y letter or in person. CALL OR ]Dm shorcshg Oslhlfl&'fi-‘glmur Suadays flmflklhfi. Private Diseases, Scrofula and all forms of Nervous and Chronlc Diseases that are curable. GMARRH CURED — §1. 00 Medicinas Free. Thls Week 0a|y DR. G. W. SHORES. Home Cures by Mail Do not despair because you live at a distance from the city. Drs. Shores’ new system of HOME TREATMENT makes it easy to get expert advice and treatment -t homc heir new symptom blank cov- ery symptom of disease, which en- nbln lhem to diagnose your case and tell 3ou 'Inu your xrgul‘y'l;.? :hwh.;.""n‘he jone~ for you, an e cost of :nn will_be. WRITE for their new tom list and take advantage of the E EXAMINATION. ether you un treatment or not the advice costs you nothing.