The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 6, 1903, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1903 LABOR TROUBLES BEING SETTLED Arbitration Board May Not Be Called Upon. Sl P Streetcar Company and Its Employes Are Getting | Together. ; I | | othly and expe- Carmen's that pre ateme ——— FORTY-SECOND DISTBICT REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE ony Marks Opening Meeting of b and Officers Are Chosen m'nouslv. w —_———— GRIEF CAUSES AGED FATHER TO GO INSANE ustin of Tul re Loses Mind to Daughter’s Funeral an This Week's News Letter. fing ceds on her freaks ramatic lumns of be ap- se and X partics Suicide of Mrs. Nabel. Mrs. Nabel, widow, residing at 234 yn street, committed suict, rday | b drinki carbolic acid. The fortunate Woma d been a paralytic . vears, d when informed that ment was in threatened tc self. At 8 o'clock yesterday morning Mrs. Joseph Spoh: ¢ arbolic acid. Dr. i summoned and ad- , but she died about | Jow round-trip rates Paul ang gocd mivety days from date of sale, ta Route and Northern Pacific Rgj). Tickets on saie June 4 and 5. Thig 4 to vieit the famous Yellowston, particulars address T. K. STATE. eral Agent. 647 Market ‘sireet, San Very to St Desires to Change His Name. Leland ford Gould, stepson of | Harry V. Ramsdall, petitioned the Su- perior Court yesterday for permisison mi change his name to Leland Gould Rams- | . He gives as his reason for desir- | ng to make the change the fact that for years among Nis social and business friends he has been known by the name of Ramsdall, and he therefore wishes to| legally take that name. i cursion Via Northern Pacific Ry. |, | flour. /ANCIENT AND OVERDUE BARK MEDEA FOOLS SPECULATORS Quoted at 30 Per Cent She Reaches Wellington 136 Days From Liverpool and Loses Money for the Local Talent That Played Her Heavily Not to Arrive. [ HE Sw Medea, whose Il " extreme ol age lent weight to the e was overdue be- cause she had_gone to the bottom fooled those speculators ed her hea ¥y not to arrive, Wellington in as good > expected of a wooden two »a was bound on and was king the 3 per cent. n bark a trip. Mar only Molinos, per cent, 15 interested in her some anx is coming to this Australia, with now out 105 days. heavy port from a cargo Local spec- d at 60 per cent. She om Ifondon for Frem were added vesterday to the the British ship Charles S -seven days from New quoted at 25 per cent, bark Lydgate, out 124 ff for Mauritius, at Almost Shanghaied. ritish hip Loeh The crew Finlas will sall to- shipped when she stream deserted when the her cargo, and among ay was one man declined to ow an a sailor. He was no . this was brought t I tion by the man himself. was delivered on board ew during the skipper's in Dean boarded his ship a sailor ap) in, 1 believe? score > was rein- on the Norweglan hark' 15| bor to Sydney at [ | | replied Dean. *‘What can I do d you have no purser on this some money here which 1 wish | the first and he this man counted A little explained He arri The eaflor board- on the water were short one told him the m. was Finlas. The 1 going to Seattl that all he would have to ¢ be to keep a record f the shi t g the and that he would be ly during the daytime He b and was shipped as a sailor P imejuicer bound for Cal- ssession of money called attention and of the sailorly ke inct age ‘Will Succeed Captain Wheeler. that Captain George Wheeler tached to n Andrew S: Samuel. loy of Hatcl like Wheeler, fa & skiliful- pil with _every foot of, the channel and Vallejo as well as baving a dge of the barbor and all its hes and approaches. ———— Wants a Tugboat: Albert Stream of Harbor is buy do he can neither build, and if he Rosecrans Sails Wednesday. formerly an army steamship Rosecrans, transport, but now one of the Matson Navi- n Company’s fleet of oil burning oil car- will dock at Fremont-street wharf to- day to load a shipment of case ofl for Alaska She will start on Wednesday on her first vo; she was converted from a troop- S A o Thalatta in the Mud. The British shin Thalatta, Captain Part ridge, which arrived here May 22 from New- castle, Australia, was towed yesterday to Oakland Creek and jammed into a mudbank, she will rest until freights get better. A Sy Fractures His Skull. Eugene Shellinger, who liyes at 522 Sixth street, and is employed at the Vulcan Iron Works_ was struck on the head yesterday by a revolving crank handle. He as treated at the Harbor Hospital for a fractured skull, rsda s g tia Towing the Scotia. The steam schooner Navarro left Bowens Landing for this port yesterday with the steam schooner Scotia in tow. The Scotia’s | rudder is out of commission, R R A Smart Passage. The =hip J. B. Thomas, which left Port ywnsend just 100 days ago, arrived yester- day at Cape Town, This is one of the smart- est passages recorded in some years. B L i B Will Take Big Cargo. The steamship City of Para will sall to-day for Panama and way ports. Her cargo in- ciudes 1200 barrels of wine and 500 tons of She takes In all 2400 tons of freight. P ) Steamer San Jose Arrives. The Pacific Mall Steamship Company’s steamer San Jose arrived late last night from Panama and came to anchor off quarantine. -—— NEWS OF THE OCEAN. | Matters of Interest to Mariners and Shipping Merchants. The schooper David Evans, now at Hono- satler had ship- | Captain | ¥ land- | ¥ s saved bim from be- | | | | STEAM SCHOONER NAVARRO, | WHICH IS TOWING DIS- ABLED SCOTIA INTO PORT. lulu, 1= chartered AT Lumber for Peru. . The British ship Loch Finlas wa cleared on Peru, with railroad o8, \nlel a 144, and 1 fi pine lum- ber, valued at $506. et Cargo by the Sonoma. The steamer Sonc ch sailed on Thurs- MOJI fled June 3—Br stmr Tottenham, | day for Sydney v Pago Pago and |for San Francisco, | B st KOHAMA—Sailed June 4—Stmr Victoria, | Auckland, ¢ ‘AI\!‘\:““, | for Tacoma (not as before) | at $104,444 e 1 VALPAR. SO—Salled May 19—Ger stmr Teaiand’ he prin- | Neko, for Hamburg cipal exports were | SHANGHAI—Arrived June 1—Br stmr In- To Honolulu—108 h fruit, 247 pkgs | verness. from Whatcom. fresh veget . atoes,” 101 pk MORORAN—Sailed May 28—Br stmr Ajax, onions, 0 Ibe butter, 50 cs eggs, 43,990 1 malt, 500) lbs codfish Ibs hops, 186 cs nned_goods, SIS pkgs groceries and provis- Ibs dressed poultry, 1bs froze Ibs beans ad, 400 1bs dried cs 1 bbl whisky 41 cs cigars and cf gals bace pks dry &0ods, H6 cs boots and shoe 34 pkas drugs’ and medicines, 20 roils '16 pkes ctrical supplies, 16 bdls pipe 1bs soda per, 12 cs arms and 14 phgs agricultur- machinery, 12 bales pkgs plumbing mate- yls ammon 167 vvhl.-: ammunition, 2240 Ibs bras: al implements, twine, €9 pkgs wirs rial. z an Islands—300 bbls flour, 536 cs 4 pkgs salmon, Ibs meals, 167 pkgs groceries and provisions, 76 cs canned goods, 40 gals 00 Ibs rice, 212 Ibs dried fruit, 17 erts pki val stores, 10 pkgs paints, wagon material, 8 pkgs millwork land Ibs dried fruit, 14,- 919 cs assorted canned g0ods, 314 cs canned salmon, 59 pkgs groceries und provisions, 90 cs me < 1bs meals, 2 cs wine s boots and shoes, 10 pkgs dr. overalls, pkes goods, 128 pkgs pap pkgs_metal polish, 8 bales pkgs machinery, 52 46 pkee bicycles and cs canned sal- 3850 Ibs meals, ions, bdls shingl machines 5 pkgs machinery, 500 ibs solder, 8 pkgs sewing d firearms, 84 pkgs agri- cultural implem 4 pigs bicycles and sun- dries, 91 roils paper, 21 cs paints, 20 bbls 1 cs oil, 35 cs boots and shoes, 4200 I1bs hides, in addition to the foregoing the steamer car- ried the following shipments: To Noumea, 49 pkgs groceries and provisions, valued at $24 South Africa, 6 cs canned fruit, valued at §1 Fanning Isiand. 1 cs glass, valued at $50; Fiji Isiands, 1 es dry go valued at 9S. Also 2000 in United States silver coln for P: Pago, Samoan Islands ST Ak —— Shipping Intelligence. ARRIVED. Friday, June 5. Stmr days from Hono- lulu. Stmr Mandalay, i Stmr Mendoc! Stm Harbor. Stmr Celia via Point S hours. Stmr Argyll, Gliboy, 8% Smith, 35 hours from Cres- Miller, Point Westport, Arena, 14 bours from Smith, 15 hours from Bear Devitt, hours from Albion, Arena 18 hours, via Bodexa Bay Mackinaw, Storrs, 91 hours from Ta- . Hendricksen, 9 days from Port river direct. CLEARED. Friday, June 5. Nicolson, San Pedro; Pacific Ludlow; up Stmr_Coos Bay, Coast Steamship ¢ Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, S - cific Coast Bteacasitn Cor o’ onn Plego; Pa. Bktn Chehalls, Simpson, Astoria; Simpson Lumber Co. Schr Pearl, Petersen, Unga; Alaska Codfish Company. SAILED. Friday, June 5. Stmr City of Puebla, Jepsen, Victoria and Port Townsend. Stmr Sequola, Winkel, Grays Harbor. mr Gipsy, Leland, Santa Cruz. Stmr Noyo, Ellefsen, Fort Brage Stmr Czarma, Seaman, Coos Bay. Stmr G C Lindauer, Allen, Grays Harbor. Yacht Lurline, Spreckels, Santa Cruz, Schr R W Bartlett, Nielsen, Port Gamble. Schr Jennie Thelin, Hansen, Grays Harbor. SPOKEN. May 8, lat 11 (5 N, lon 35 W, Br ship Ro- wena, from Antwerp,’ for San Francisco. May 21. lat 47 N, lon 8 W, Fr ship Paris, from Hamburg, for Honolulu, TELEGRAPHIC. POINT LOBOS, June 5, 10 p m—Weather hazy; wind W, velocity 8 miles per hour. DOMESTIC PORTS. SEATTLE—Sailed June 4—Stmr Cottage City, for Skagway. Arrived June 4—Stmr Homer, from Alaska. SANTA' BARBARA—Arrived’ June 5—Stmr State of California, hence June 4, and sailed for San Diego. PORT TOWNSEND-—Sailed June 5—Ger bark Osorno, for Callao. EVERETT—Salled June 5—Schr Taurus, for San Pedro. SAN PEDRO—Arrived June 5—Stmr Ramo- na, hence June 3. lumber from Grays Har- | I — | that he and three others had entered into | WISHES UNION T0 RESTORE AIM Dingwall Says Expul- sion Was Due to Prejudice. Files Suit to Compel Carmen | to Reinstate Him as a Member. Jeorge Dingwall, a streetcar conductor, who was expelled from the local branch of the Amalgumated Street Railway Em- ployes' Association last December, filed a. suit yesterday to compel the union to restore him to membership. He alleges at his removal was illegal, because it was accomplished contrary to the by- lews of the association, and was the re- sult of prejudice. According to Dingwall's complaint, he became a member of the union in August, 1901, and in June of the foilowing year he | was elected secretary-treasurer of the or- | gavization. Seven months later he was | expelled from the union on the ground | a consplracy to defeat the aims of the | urion and had accepted part of a fund of | 000- rdised for that purpose. Dingwall | alleges that he was not served with writ- ten charges, as sectiom\37 of by-laws pro- vides, and was dismissed without a trial. | Later, he alleges, he was served with| what purported to be anfended charges, | which bore the signatures of twenty-five | members of the union, the signatures be- | ing nece ry where the charges are pre- | ferred against an elective officer. ~In his case, alleges Dingwall, the sig- natures were obtained by fraud and mis- representation. He alleges that those who signed the document did while under the impr ion that they were signing an amendment to the by-laws. Dingwall further alleges that at mecting of the executive board which resulted in his expulsion the board was | addressed by an attorney, who made the charge that a fund had been raised to 1 | s0 i | the | San Fran- stm Stmr Ramona, fo vats, for Grays Harbor; Franci ailed June YRIA - Prentiss, for | n Francisco: schr Compeer, for Redondo. | UREK A atic June BoSche Lottle Car: | for San Diego { 4 June G—Stnr Iaqua, for San Fran- reka, for San Francisco. | Passed June 5, 6 p m—Stmr | Dollar, from Hakodate, for Port Les | ngeles ATOOSH—Passed in June 5—Schr Ludlow, | n Pedro, for_Port Townsend. Passed out June 5—Stmr Ralnier, from Se. , for San Francisco; Br ship Wm McNell, ouver Port Natal sed in June or stmr Titania, for for Nanaimc HARBOR 1k, hence M DIEGO—Sailed June ¢ hence June = Arrived 5—Schr S stmr Alert, LANDIN with ailed June 5—Stmr Navarro, stmr Scotla in tow, for San Francisco, TACOMA—Salled June 5--Stmr San Mateo, | i Phiiippine, for San | _ PORT LO: ANGELES—Salled June 5—Stmr Marshfield Francisco. jled June 4—Stmr Olym- mr Eureka, from Seattle. Sailed June 5—Stmr Chico, ISLAND ANILA—Arrived from Gravs Harbor. HONOLULU—Arrived Juns 6—Bktn Archer, PORTS. June 4—Schr Espada, | hence May 20. KAHULUl—Arrived June 5—Stmr Oregon- tan, from Honolul. | FOREIGN PORTS. ! | BT NAZAIRE—Arrived April 10—Br ship Borrowdale, from Port Blakeley. for Victoria | Salled June 4—Stmr Costa or_San Francisco. ACAPULCO—Salled June 3—Stmr City of | Sydn. for Panama ! ANTA ROSALIA—Arrived June 1—Schr | Andy Mahoney, from Grays Harbor. | WELLINGTON Arrived June 5—Bark Me- | dea, from Livernool. | CAPE TOWN—_Arrived June 5—Ship J B | Thomas, from Port Townsend POR' ELIZABETH—Arrived prior to June | 5—Fr bark Ville de Dijon, hence March 9. 5| _ AUCKLAND—Arrived prior to June 6—Stmr | Sonoma, hence May 15. VICTOKIA—Passed in June 5—Br ship La- morna, from Greenock: bark ( lel T, from Mazatian, for Chemainus TABLE BAY—Arrived prior to June 5—Fr bark Col de Villebois Mareuil, from Seattle. i | | MANTLE—Arrived prior to June 5—Br i from Port Blakeley rrived prior to June 5—Schr Resolute, from Grays Harbor. OCEAN STEAME | LONDON—Arrived June 6—Stmr Monte- vidéo, from fied Liverpool. June 5—Stmr Arcadian, for Montreal. | MOVILL] sled June G—Stmr Anchorla, for New York: stmr lonian, from Liverpool, for Montreal | AVONMOUTH—Safled June 5—Stmr Turco- man, for Montreal LIVERPOOL—Sailed June 5—Stmr Wini- an, for Hoston ! GENOA—Arrived June 5—Stmr Sardinia, from New York, via Naples: stmr Princess Irene, from New York, via Naples. QU WM — Arrived June 5 — Stmr | Campa proceeded. Salled June $—Stmr Mayflower, from Liver- . from New York, for Liverpool, and | pool, for { HAVRE—A June 5—Stmr La Gas- | cogne, from New York. GIBRALTAR—Arrived June 5—Stmr Trojan Prince, from Palermo, for New York. LONDON—Safled June 5—Stmr Arcadian, for Montreal. SOUTHAMPTON—Sailed June toria, from Hamburg, foi bourg. NEW YORK—Sailed June 5—Stmr Manitou, for London; stmr Cymric, for ernool. BROWHEAD—Passed June 5—Stmr Campa- nia, from New York, for Queenstown and Liv- erpool LIZARD—Passed June b—Stmr Staatendam, from New York, for Boulogne and Rotterdam NAPLES—Arrived June 5—Stmr Sicilian Prince, from New York, via Azores, for Pal- ermo. GLASGOW—Arrived June 5—Stmr Cart girian, from Philadelphia, via St Johns, N ¥ stmr Hungarian, from Montteal, via Liverpool. e Sun, Moon and Tide. Unitea States @oast and Geodetic Survey— Times. and ~Heights of High and Low Waters at Fort Point, entrance to Sun Francisco Bay. Published by official au- thority of the Superintendent NOTE—The high and low water occurs at the city front (Mission-street wharf) about twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point; the height of tide is the same at both places. SATURDAY, JUX » 5—Stmr Vie New York, via Cher- Sun rises. . Sun sefs Moon sets. NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides the early morning tides are given in the left hand column and the euccessive tides of the day in the order of occurrence as to time: the foirth time column glves the last tide of the day, except when there are but three fides, as “omieiimes occurs. The heights given are in addition to the eoundings of the United States Coast Survey Charts, except when a minus (—) sign precedes the heights, and then the number glven is subtracted from the depth given by the charts. The plane of reference is the mean of the lower low waters. doschodis T SE Yok Time Ball. Branch Hy phic Office, U. S. N., Mer- chant xchange, San Francieco, Cal., June 5, 1908, The Time Ball on the Ferry building was dropped exactly at noon to-day—i. .. at noon of "the 120th meridian, or at 8 p. m. wich time. J. C. BURN Lieutenant U. 8. N., in charge. | parc | speech, | overecome by | @ ittt defeat the aims of the union, and that of this fund had aiready been paid officers of the organization. This | alleges Dingwall, prejudiced the | members of the board against him and ! was one of the causes of his expulsion. With Dingwall were expelled Henry | Johnson, vice president of the union, and C. H. Hardy and E. Coggins, members of the executive board An appeal was | taken to the international president, but | nc relief was obtained, hence the suit. i —————— | a flow of escaping gas yes- terday and both were rendered -yncon- scious. They were in the act of r‘r)nnu'-i the mains when a sudden rush of the nox- ious fluid knotked them insensible. The; were removed to the Emergency Hospital, | | | Workmen Overcome by Gas. Frank Harrington and James Weir were | ing the sewer pipes of a residence at the | corner of Ritch and Bryant streets with | where Dr. Thomas F.- Maher brought | them back to consciousness. They !md' barely left tha hospital when Thomas | O’'Connor brought in suffering from | a similar experience. Dr. cceeded in reviving him, he was sent home. —— e MOUNTAIN HOMES. The Great Auction Sale of Lotd at Shasta Retreat. | An interesting event is the great auc. tion sale of mountain home lots at Shasta | Retreat (Sacramento Canyon) Monday, | June 22, 193. Sale under management of | Easton, Eldridge & Co., this city. Lots| will be sold without reserve, terms easy. This is an opportunity of a lifetime to | get a summer retreat. For excursion | tickets and further information see agent | Southern Pacific Company. Ask for illus- | trated folder. J. D. Murphy | after which Movement of Steamers. TO ARRIVE. Steamer. | Due. ontara June oy Port Los Angeles...... June Cewsboy San Pedro . June 8. Monica. an Pedro ... June 6 an Jose...... New York via Panama.|Jgne Phoent Humboldt ..|Jane 6| | Chehalis.. San Pedro -|June 6 | Eureka. - | Humboldt . “|{June 6| Valencia Puget Sound Ports....|June 6 | -| Coquille River June 6 b 4 Humboldt June 7 umantia Seattle ... June Argo. . el River Ports. June 7| Pomona. . Humboldt . June Rainier. eattle & Whatcom...|June 7 | R Dollar. ... San Pedro -....|June 8 Sate of Cal.. | San Diego & Way Pts.(June 3 Korea. China & Japan. June S Pamona ewport & Way Ports.June S Doliar- . - eattle & Tacoma . N Humboldt an Pedro orth Fork...| Barbara. yefield anaimo Alameda Honolulu Columb: .| Portland & "Astoria. Del Nor! .| Crescent ( 3. Dollar. ....| Grays Harbor oronado. Harbor . osta Ric orona. . Centralia Coos Bay | san Pedro & Way | side of the | final ADVERTISEMENTS. The full firm name SanchezyHaya insures genuineness REFUSE SUBSTITUTES All Reputable Dealers: Sell Genuine Sanchez y Haya: Cigars AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE REPUBLIC Phone South 26, TO=NIGHT! To-morrow (Sunday) and All Week. MIS NANCE O’NEIL S L “The Jewess” PRIC! Stall Seats, $1 Next- MATINEE TO-DAY Parquet, any seat, ren, any part except reserved, 10 SCINTILLATING VAUDEVILLE! Paxton’s Living Art Panorama; o | Three Rixfords; Lutz Btothen and Harry Le Clair. Last times ot Mary Hampton and Company; Permane Brothers; Zelma Rawl- | ston; Kartelli and the Baileys. TO-NIGHT—TO-MORROW. MATINEE TO-DAY. A RUNAWAY GIRL As Presented by the Famous Daly Theater Company. NIGHT, MONDAY NIGHT, Second Production Daly Season, THE CIRCUS GIRL. Funniest of All Musical Comedies. SEATS NOW SELLING. OPE’RA RAND?®S MATINEE TO-MOREOW. SPLENDID TRIUMPH OF RAYMOND AND CAVERLY and NEW YORK 00. TO-NIG 3. EVERY NIGHT. Successful Musical Eccemrlclly The Brilliantly i In Washington The entire original production as used by the ROGERS BROTHERS during their New | York N ng like it has ever"been seen on this continent before.—Call, elaborate hit from opening .—Ashton Stevens, Examiner. It is good for young people as well as old.— An Skagway & Way Ports. June 13 Skagway & Way Ports.[June 16 { Santa Rosa... }S" i A A Peter Robertson, Chronicle. ‘| Puget Sound Ports Point Arena . lroplflll' Price 257:!.77570& llfl 75¢ | {Hongk'g via Manzanillo/ June I.'(' Grays Harbor . - [June 13 | THEATRE: Grays Harbor ........ June 14 ‘ Portland & Astorla June 14 | “"\‘x“*"‘ & \ J| ayer, = ! Progrieto Ports. [June 15 | Market St., City Puebla..| Puget Sound Ports June 16 | Frgrn T R MATIN 3 ) i hP l’(\““'!ul Mmodmma ’ Steamer. Destination, | Saile.| Pier. Th M w ih t G I “5E | The Man Without aGountry walPier 2 | . st River: 3k The Sugar Mill in Operation. v & Pairs) 2 o The Battle for Life in the Heltry. = Corona.... | Humboldt b piPler The Wondertul Rescue of the Biln Chehalis. .. | Grays Harbor . % pmPle e Goos Bay.. | San Pedro & Way.| ® am|Pler 10 | Bfantation Melodies by Original SOUTHERN City Para | N. Y. via Panama mPler ST ARTET. Bomi N 3 0 am| P! Svenin : s C, Nelson mu]'e“&‘" ‘acoma nmlner PR[CE e s be. 15c, 28e S Rosa....| San Dicgo & Way.| 9 am Pl Curacac. .. | Mexican. Ports. ... |10 am|Pler 17 | Next Week—ON THE 5 STROKE OF TWELVE. G.W.Elder. | Astorla & Port |11 am|(Pler 2 s June 8. R. Dollar. Astoria & Portland| 6 pm|Pler oenix Humboldt .. 1 pm|Pier Eureka. . ... Humboldt . 12 m|Pier Pt Avena..| Polnt Arend + pmiPier TR T This week is the last one of “‘Fiddle Dee Dee," Chico...... | Coquille River.....| 6 pmiPler 2|go don’t miss the chance if the play you Pomena. Humboldt .. -11:80 piPler 19 |~ would see; Eel River Ports R & pm|Pier ‘2| But save up a quarter and don’t you forget it, Coos B.& Pt.Orfordl12 miPler 13| To see “Twirly Whirly'—if you don't yow'li Nebraskan. | Honolulu & Kahulul| § pm|Pier 2y Tearet it June 10. | : KOLB and DILL and BERNARD, MAUD Arctic. Humboldt ... 9 am|Pier 10 | AMBER. WINFIELD BLAK HARRY Santa Cruz.| Newport & Way..| yam Pier 19 | HERMSEN Valencia...| Puget Sound Ports.(1l am|Pler 27 | RESERVED SEATS—Nights. 23c, S0c and June 11. I Saturday and Sunday Matinees. 25e and | | Hamburg & Was..|......i....... Children at Matinees, 10c and 25c. b China & Jepanc.. |'ipm Pier ¢ Cal| San Diego & Way.| 9 um|Pier e ara. | Seattle & Olympla.| 4 pm|Pler | June 12 | - - Columbla.. | Astoria & Portlandi1l amjPier 24 TURSLAY, JUNE 9. North Foric! Humboldt ool b amBler 2| ¢Twirly Whirly”” Goes On! 1 eue | B er Rainfer. R Coming—The famous singer, MME. EU- G.Dollar... | Grays Harbor 4 pm|Pier 2| GENIA MANTELLI 3. Dol Seattle & Tacoma..| 4 pm|(Pier 2 ‘Alameda Honolulu .. | 2 pm|Pier Sandose.. | N. Y. via 2 “m|Pier June 14. | Coronado. ..| Grays Harbor. pm|Pier | Puge: Sound. B ju {Pler 25 | | jueen. ..... Puget Souns rts. am|Pler 27 5 June 16, \ Alliance. ...| Eureka & Coos Bay\ 5 pm|Pier 16 \ FROM SEATTLE. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. Steamer. | For. Is.u., RECREATION PARK. | - EIGHTH AND HARRISON— Nome & Tananma......|June 6 .|Nom¢ & Tanana {June 8 Valdez & Way Ports..|June 7T 3 Dolphin. .. .. | Skagway & Way Ports.|June 7 City Seattle.. Skagway & Way Ports.|June 8| WEDNESDAY, THWRSDAY AND FRIDAY, Santa Ana...| Cooks ln?%w-gnn-dum s 3:30 P. M: SATURDAY, 3:00 P. M. . ay ay rts. [ June 0 o o M"‘"“ & Woy Ports. June 5 |SUNDAY ........ .2:30 P. M. Nome direct .........[June 10 l os ANG Nome & St. Michasi. . [June 10 Vs. Skagway & Way Ports. June 12 LADIES DAYS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. Advance Sale, § Stockton St. chorus to Ingleside Goursing Park. 24 Dog Champion 96 Open Stake Saturday and Sunday, June 6 and 7 Rundown on Saturday beginning at sharp. Sunday Coursips will begin sharp and continue til}’last winning | flag goes up. First F‘rlz! in Each Stake, $100. $367 50. > TIERNEY, Judge. ARTHUR MASSEY, Slipper. 'OPERA HOUSE. SUNDAY NIGHT. MAT E TO-DAY. of Big Hits—The Grest SOUSA Comic Opera, “EL CAPITAN” ‘Comlnued Triumph of the Fine Cast, Including EDWIN STEVENS | IN THE NAME PART. ‘NEXT i opera‘ISLE OF CHAMPAGNE" | POPULAR PRICES—25c. 50c and | Telephone Bush 9. 'COLUMBIA 50 NOTE—Curtain will rise at 2 o'clock sharp. To-Night and for ANOTHER WEEK | Engagement positively closes next Saturday | ..ru | - TIVOL TO-NIGHT The Biggest E. SOTHEDN (Management of Daniel Frohman.) | In Justin Huntley McCarthy's Drama, [ IFIWEREKING Children under 7 years of age net admitted. |~ June " GOODWIN in “THE ALTAR OF FRII ALCAZAR Matinee To-Day—This Week! | A SUPERB PERFORMANCE WHITE scon:'com, Alcazar Company WHITTLESEY In the Most Delightful Comedy, THE TYRANNY OF TEARS. | Evg., 25c to 75¢; Mat. Thurs. & Sat., 15c to 309 Monday—WHITE WHITTLESEY in The Colonial Love Story, D'ARCY OF THE GUARDS. S ves Iin -Class lp-dfltlu Every Afternoom and Evening in the Theater, Including MOVING PICTURES OF | ——PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT— | AND THE PROCESSION INCIDENTAL TO HIS SAN FRANCISCO RECEPTION. SEP THE BOHEMIAN GLASSBLOWER. CALL ON THE BABIES IN THE INFANT INCUBATORS. | BLECTRIC FO DISPLAY TO-NIGHT { | | | Next ———ADMISSION, 10¢; CHILDREN, Se—— GRAUMAN’S ®ve5 ¢ ste. IMPORTANT AN BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 8, Only One Performance Will be Given at Night. From 8:15 till 11 o’clock. MATINEES DAILY AT REFINED VAUDEVILLE. | Direct from the Principal Eastern Theaters. Prices—Night, 25¢c, 20¢, 15¢ and 10c. Mati- d 10c. Reserved seats now ready. | | nees, 20¢ Phone South 1022, | 1 are the attributes that have made these two hotels popular with tourists and travelers who visit San Fran- cisco.