The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 2, 1903, Page 25

THE SAN FRANC ISCO CALL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 2. 1908, MINNESOTA [ BEATEN N MERGER SUIT Judge Lochren Upholds| Contentions of De- fendants. i msisios Dismisses the State’s Bill RP RERR RN RERRRYIREVRY. RRARR LR RERERR RERERE, RARR R, RE RRRRERRRRRER RRRRER P RRRRYR RRRERY RPRPRY RPRERY RRERREE RPRERE RERRRE RERRRY RERRRAE RERY, of Complaint Against Companies. ies Company, ilway Company, ailway Company and A he Northern dividually in ntions of the the United States against » He replied whatever. he Securities Com- » mo effect his cuse was not | an anti-trust law, or | It is & sult of the slieged violaticn of nd the declsion of a case could in ached by the Tour | r case. NEXT SUNDAY‘S ‘- ART SUPPLEMENT, jil| | “THE RUSSIAN WEDDIXG," Effectively framed either in | ‘Flemish brown, ebony or gilt frame, about -three or (aur | uu-_hn framed closely. | | EREERRERRERRE RERRRY ERERERRER RRRRRRRRRRRE RREREY. RRRRERE RRERER PRRERR RRRRENPRREREE RRERER RPRRRR 2RRRRR P ReR | Tuesday last. Howard McLellan and Mar- | time that the shooting was accidental and | THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. | Special Sale Goods ordered by mail or tele- phone will not be sent C 0. D. . CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST- oy AMERICA'S GRANDEST quantity of the new Scotch Suitings the rage at fully a third less than usual prices. The goods are 58 inches wide (which will make a great gray, in tan, gobelin, green, red, and black and white; $1.25 the yard—Monday and Tuesday only........... 58-inch Imporied Zibelines—One of Se-inch Broadcloths—Our new impor- the new Fall Suitings; has an tation of Byoadcloths for Fall invisible stripe; a fabric suitable for zear are the best make in ‘th: market. any kind of an outer garment; pretty 1hey are all steam finished and will not %o e Y ¢hrink. Among the colorings are some shades of gray, brown, blue and pretty grays, blues, huwn, greens, reds, tan Br==n~wd ' 50 caster, avery mpnmqu- ' 50 MR L] - T: able Damasks Unmatchable 2-day Offering Here is.a sale that good housekeepers will appreciate. For Monday and Tuesday we offer genuine mercerized bleached Table Damasks, and napkins to match, at a price that we could scarcelv duplicate the same. qualities for at wholesale. These Damasks are satin-like in ap- pearance, fine in weave, and will- give the most satis- factory wear. These are the items: 58-inch Bleached Mercerized Damask— Worth at least 6oc a yard, 47c perhaps more, Monday and Tuesay . . . v o o s o o o s a0 e a s 63-inch Bleached Mercerized Damask—A full 7oc value, Monday T L T 54c Rlcached Napkins—To match the Damask, 20x20 inches, a s $1.50 per dulpen value, Monday and Tussday. . . . . . « « « . '. g "28 Rlcached ankm;f.o match above, but larger size, 22x22 nches, a 185 per dozen value, Monday and Tuesday Wrapper Flannelettes — N-v Novelt, a hundred patterrs and co’or weaves, ascortment lannelettes — Cordcd hes wice, book fold, in an f fancy colurngs, t> avy cioth, nap : 10c please any taste, yard. . 15¢e neecod Piques — Fax ki French Flannah Fne wool, f d <olid color: twilied weaves, 27 inches wide, in cream, blick and full t weaves, a 15¢ colors, yard .. et i AT coorsind Armure Weaves - A tylsh wrap- = new fall jec mate:ial, in same colorirgs as French fiannc!, nzpped back, very e ty .« 10e ful fabric, yard. 10e Very Latest Instrumenlal Sheet Music 15¢ A fine opportunity is presented to ycu this week to replenish your music collection. Monday and until closing time Saturday night, if quantity lasts, several thousand copies of the very latest instrumental sheet music, that we sell regularly at 25c each, for 15¢ s e ' A+ Sunet Waltzes,” * Pastime Schottische,’ foon Moths Caprice Schetti ,'" Under the American Drummer Boy of *76," by Jacob Henry E.is, the ccmposer of the scng, Morn,"" etc Wrappers $2.25 Siyies—$1.65 150 dainty, dressy, light Percale Wrappers that are a real bar- 250 pairs just rec-ived, in a variety of the new priced, per pair Misses’ and Children’s Wash Dresses 40c on $1 The balance of our entire stock Misses” and Chil- dren’s Wash Dresses, sizes for $2.00 a pair, have been priced . German Steins— Raised fi_ures, metal covers, 8 inches tall, reguar pic special Monday Sugar and Creamer— Of Car'sbad China, for 6 to 14 years, on sale | * &y deconations, reguiary 4o¢ ya', specia all this week to close them N I S S i 19¢ Chocolate Cups and Saucers— Nic= Ch'na, out at goc on the dollar of original prices: $1.50 Dresses—now . 230 Glass Stand Lamp —Decorated wih figures of dancing girl and heads of American girl, complete with fancy chimney to match, 70c, spscial on Monday . . 430 lar price 35¢ cach, specal Monday - 60c $3.25 Dresses—now $1,30 $5.00 Dresses—now $2,00 in the cutting), and we have them in two different shades of regularly THE EMPORIUM. Very dainty fancy mesh ie; entirely new designs; - pie Yy new designs; which are now all These mixed suitings in Scotch ef- fects are most desirable for making the long coat suits that are to be worn this Fall. saving C { New Black Dress Goods — We have received a'mast our entire stock of new Fall Black Goods. We prob- aoiy have the largest ascortment on the Coas:, carefully selected from the best makes coniy, ard all the n:w weaves are Prices range from £2. 50 per yard down to . New l-' all Gowns Closely priced fo introduce The illustration shows one of our latest arrivals in new Fall Suits. cffect novelty uul(mgl, in shades of tan or green mixtures; the skirt is a full g-gore flare and un ined; jacket prem y lined and handsomely pieated back and tront, s'eeves neatly tucked from cibow to cuffs—few stores in Ca' $22.50, W to introduce very styli Other New Fall s.m;-vA fine assortment now ready, noveity suitings in mixtures of blue, gray, brown, tan, green and black and white, made in the new blouse frock coat or the 42 inch straight front coat, all splendidly modeled and Eighly tailored, at $25, $35, $40, $45 $12.50 Lincn Dresses, $9.35— —Made of linen novelty tex.ure in blue, white or natural color, modeled atter the advance styles of fall gowns, with full g- gore flare skirt and blouse frock coat, First Shipmenl of New Fall Skirts—In 1 THE EMP RIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. Tuxedos, in black and mag- per yard, 25c to 85c. Peau de Gant Silk 59¢ ‘Another large lot of these beautiful silks are. offered at special sale to-moarrow and Tuesday, the popular weave of soft dress silk that is so much in demand at present, in most deSIrable The color assortment is complete, in- cluding white, cream, pink, blue, gray, tan, red and green. It is the last lot of Peau de Gants we will be able to secure at this price, regularly 85c the yard—for the two days.. Yard Widc Lining Satin—Very heavy, Black and White Siiks—More dina 20 fabrics for evening wear. Canvas Silk—Is one of the. latest nove'ty weaves—it has the appear- ance of a basket efiect, is very close woren, and one of the best wearing silks that can be produced, the colors are cream, biue, brown, navy and cardnal, width 21 inches, price, $1.25 Made of an excellent mottied itornia- would price this suit at less than ¢ have marked them $' 7.50 the new fall styles. . ' $9.35 sh and very cheap at . pedestrian and full lengths, new ideas, new co'or effects, new materials, the Fall zibelines, broadcloths, checks, Scotch. voiles, canvas and mixtures, etamines, fancy materials, at mch prices as: 35.00. $6.25, $7.50, $8.25 to $12.50 Foulard Silks and Pongee Dresses—At a little more than half real values; beautiful silk shirt waist dresses, jongee shirt waist dresses, neatly tucked "and shirred, in a wid2 variety of styles and colerings, all as fresh and pretty as the day they arrived in stock, now priced- at $9.38, $10.12, $12.38, $14.38, $15.00 plain centers and d 5gns, havs been specia’y low $2.75 © $5.00 250 pairs hol.r\gham Curtains—Wh'te and ccru, 373 yards long, 60 inchss wide, good value Crockery and Glassware Values Some Extra Specials for Monday New Glasswa-e — A ¢ ‘nsi;nment of that rich highly polished new ¢ha:e plan glassware, that looks like cut glass, his just been put.in the di - play room : Berry sets of 7 pieces G ass Breaifast Set, but er d'sh and cream ptcher, ¢ myets cet . uga®, spaoner $1.00 daintily cecorated with lilacs or iilies, regu- . Jelly Oval Pressrve Dishes, each Sale Velvet Carpets 90c¢ Yard Zamad. Special Sale of Velvet Carpets—Beginring Monday and during week, your choice of- 20 patterns 2 of Parlor, L'brary, Dining Room, Hall and Stair effects, in a good quality velvet carpet, in th2 150 pairs fine Tapetry Portieres in pl- n effects 5o inches by 3 yards, very specal values at £4.00, {4.50 and $5.c0 pair. 100 Couch Ccvers in Oriental dnngm--;n inches by 3 yads, fringed a1l ar.-und, "have been specially low pre d, cach . o . ... . L M nday, 50 Grahzm Fiour—or Who'e Wheat, j0c 10 Ib. Eastern Hems— Bust sugar cured, oacks, Monday . . . . oo .l 23c Rice - Fancy (,:r.:lim Head, long gra'ns, Monday, 3 b ARG Ry Kona Co fee— Our ial - Hawaiian bl:nd— Mg dbs v ot g e Catsup—He nz’s or brands, Monday, bottle Oysters— Bzt Cove, Monda , 3 tins Shoker Salt— Mondav, 3 packagss. . - Finest Oiiv: Oil-- Imp.rted I:lian, Monday, 3 gal on tins 1.00 Macaroni, Vermicelli or $ <plghem—lmpé ted, spackeghs. UL L L ool . . 50 Eastern Cre:m Rolled Oxs- 8 Ibs . . 250 Starch— Loose, laurdry, best, ib. 6¢c or Sapoio, = cakes 15¢ The cane of awnnnammmmmanmawnnmmwnmnmnmmnmmm CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST- ~ Meonday’s Best Grocer Liguor Values are . Kentucky Beile e e - Regular values are nol exaggerated here to make sale prices show deeper cuts than are_really made. Fijrst Arrivals Fall Veiling ow on Display and Sale AMERICA'S GRANDEST STORE Dress Fabric Section Offers Some Big Specials $1.25 Scotch Suitings 79c¢ We have secured from an overstocked jobber a large extra finish, an equal to many of the J1.50 qualities to be found else- where. We have sold quantities of it to make shirts of shades of black, tan, brown and g-ay. 95c Our price per yard . point stitching, them very much stronger, or black; a handsome, du to the big store, pair. Men’s .Women’s $2. We offer a complete line of fully 20 different new :styl in every particular; a qualit Box Calf, with either light- Military or Cuban heels. | The Mcn’s Shoes—Are all lage style, of such leathers. as Vici Kid, Box Calf and Vel Sizes 814 to 1. 11114 to gain—made of best material, very latest desizns znd colorings, such as two-toned greens and reds, Peman 900 wide and full, with k“f!’“'fi“'“fl and floral, at the very low price, sewed, laid and lined, per yard. : - “The first big h]mm]:i, F""‘f‘f‘z,;‘” b'ffl f?au‘lltt This Ladies’ Desk - Of golden oak, nicely finished Morris Chair—H Andxome frame, heavy carved: claw feet, ‘*"P'““}_f ”of o \,“"“_‘”\' s S s “’S pe and polished, has neat curved French legs, and the un- made of weathered oak with good velour -cushions; in- ';‘“W ail ; and IR e e e usual compartments for papers, envelopes, etc.; reg= " stead of $17.50 to $20.00, here for - . . $F 5,00 -Winter. Suity .'0' stitched Pt:.'.\h‘\n bands; colors ular value $6.00; on sale here Monday lher Marwts Chictes: 250 i o7 yepb mc};‘:d:, alg Disckand - wiile, brown cand only - Table— Sticable for sitting room or librar;, golden cak fine: quarter ‘miarked, | -y o 5 * el white, gray and white, and Golden Oak Book Cas:— Lug[: gl:}do r, - shelvd Ltumfgrah]e 50 that thzy can k- cumilsdons, e ind el dalfs ity ' it vuir o wunder ,.ml m/.v: pink and white; all sizes 32 to ey b t;”;:"{:;;r":f for 8 ferent vac books, 3 com- g gy gS@) Shkeprean legs, heavy brics caw feet hodng o :t‘;»‘:sm:":z’[ = 44; never sold regularly under Book Case Secrztary— W th tounded g uss door, ‘3 large drawers, ro.my wridng. o+ ° * ° ° ° o0 0 Tt 0 3 -2 e R R b wi Rl good liss oiloction of baokhach Ruch Bottom Arm Chairs —Finest poichd cak, 4 5= le, $7250; | style Sack- Suits, . B CALH TTOOPRRY ANC RS quarter-mwed golden cak or mabogany, for. . . . .2 . $25.00 i vk o macch, $8,00; Swwee . .1 .814.25 [ ot high: grede guantity lasts s' 65 tweeds, cheviots, R . Special Vaiues Arabian Curtains Tapestry Portieres and Couch cavers ket and n;uxed desigrs, with h-avy ‘tasel mngc size $2.00 33:75 and ere Port or Sherry Wine— R-gularly 75c:a gallon, Mondiy 58¢ Amzrican Club Whiskey - A v y ;md straight Boutbor, Manday, gailln . . .. . $1.08" Seuterne or Reisling —¢ hmu, \(unda\, gal-: Zinfandel or Burg : and fiuity, MS ay, galon . .- .8ic: ourbon - Full qum botles,”; Monday 55¢ Hagu: Holland Gin—s years olf, Mondsy, IR . T » St 65¢c Martcl1 = Brandy — Mond., bottle S$1,48 's Irish or Sumh Vlhukcys—- Star, 1.00 Chabliss — Very.oli white wine, gai on $7,00 St. Estephe— Import=d French Red Wines, - 36¢° quarts s, pnts. . . Imporied Rhize Wina — Rudesh simer or Brauneberger, bottle £1.08, cas>.. $10.50" $1.00 Gloves 79¢ New, Stylish, Perfect Women'’s two-clasp fine Lambskin Gloves, with Parls gussets between each finger, making of gloves, stitching on the back either in self color fitting $1 glove, offered to Monday v151tors Amazingly Good Shoés of the stores throughout the country ask $3.00 and $3 50 per pair, for.....v.iq.. The Ladies’ Shoes—Are in both lace and oxford styles, in such leathers as Vici Kid, Patent -Kid, Velour Calf and - - shapes, with heivy-or light-weight-extension soles. =3 Misses’ and Children’s Schoal Shoes—Ard good enough for dress wear as well; either Vici Kid or Box Calf; wei ght extefision soles, pmcnx leather or kid tips, and Spring heels— .- - $10 o | fancy worsteds— ing season, 'n well seivn, one -Boys' School- Smu—Fm -ga 8 13 years, | THE EMPORIUM. Accounts * can be opened by responsible parties. Apply to our Credil Bureau. different styles, in the populas black and white effects-for fall wear have arrived, excellent - materials - for waists, dresses. and -linings, 3 quali- ties, d, $1.90, s Tl i clasps to’ match the- shade rable, deper. lable, perfect 799 50 . Styles Ladies’ and- Men’s’ Shoes, es, and- strictly” up-to-date y of shoes for which most $2.50 -weight or. extenSIon soles, our Calf; the very newest with light or heavy- “ e sie v 31,25 1.50 in the new - pat- terns for the com- Lin-: ings are the fiaest =, eveéty ‘seam: : the: best. ulues th:;( ‘we or any o(her store ever - " $10.00 offered fot . Men’s Fall md Winter Ovmm—-ln. ‘oxford - gray and black ch-siot,-tan ‘coverts and miix- tur:s, with.str:ng body sergé liningé, and satn Tined- sle *ves, - us- $10.00 . usuTvaly=sat the - introductory price 2-piece ki e pants- style, good fancy cheviots ant twee’s, the coats double breacted . . ’2.“ Boys™ lug Owrtuh—rar ages 3.to 16 years, «igsy gray: oxfords, cut. fill length, withs vért cal pockets and velvet collars, nobby which ;was between thein and the four young boys who were swimming in the creek back of the Mclellan place near | Beresford, The officers made an investigation upon the following day and dscertalned that KlLlINB GAUSES of the boys and -that the story teld by Special Dispatch to The Call McLellan_snd Martine was, false in this respect. When confronted with this fact REDWOOD CITY, Aug. L—Charges of manslaughter have been made against it is sald that the voung men admitted they were firing in the direction of the boys, but over their heads in nrder to George B. McLellan, Howard H. M.—-l Lellan and Brismo Martine for the kill- ing of young George A. La Palme on rmgmen them off the premises. This wml‘ in direct contradiction to their first story that they did not know of the presence of the boys. Upon further investigation the officers learned that George B. Mc- | tine have been in jail since Tuesday af-| Lellan was present at the time of the them- | shooting and that he had shouted to the the | bathers to get off the place. It is doubt- ternoon, .when they surrendered | selves to the officers, claiming at ful, though, whether he was heard, as the distance between him and them was that fhey were firing at a telephone pole over 70u yards. Both young McLellan and Martine have been extremely mervous and hysterical during the whole time of their incarcera- tion and yesterday it is said Martine broke down completely and confessed. As a result of this confession the officers ar- rested George B. McLellan and brought him to the County Jail last night. This morning a complaint was filed against ail three, charging them with manslaughter. They were taken before Justice of the Peace James Hannon, who fixed next Wednesday as the time for their prelim- inary exdmination and who also set the amount of bail at $10,000 in each case. None of the defendants has given ball as vet, though George McLellan requested the officers to notify his .relatives of the action of the court. It is probable that the necessary bonds will be forthcoming to-morrow to insure the ‘appearance of the two MclLellans at the preliminary examl- nation Wednesday. / NEW BALADID OUT OF MO0OG Special Dispatch to The Call. SPOI\ANE. Wash.,, Aug. l.—Articles were filed to-day by the Lewiston and Owyhee Railroad Company. The termini’ of the road will be Alturas, Cal, and | Wenatchee, Wash. The proposed route is through Modoc County, Cal., Lake, Malheaur, Harney, Union, Baker and Wallowa counties, Or., and Asotin, Whit- man, Adams and Dou:lu counties, Wash. The road will tap the Seven Devils mmln: district in Eastern Oregon and the rich farming districts in Eastern ,\\'ashlngton The capital slu(‘k Is ”M- The Imorparlloru are “’I]Ilam V. kll former United States Senator W. Reed, his law partner, of Madison, Neb. Charles M. Reed, former president of the { Erle road, of Erie, Pa.; Peter Rubendalt; president of the First Natlonal Bank: jand F. J. Hale, State Senator of Battle Creek, Neb: C. E. Burnham. cashier bf the State Bank of Tilden, Ne fred Coolidge and F. M. Bowman of ' Spokane; M. O. Reed, an attorney of Colfax; M. M. Goodman, former Judge of the Bu: perior Court, and Gebrge B. Baker, a bro- ker, both of Dayton, Wasl. The .officers are M. O. Reed, president; M. M. Godd- man, first vice president: J, F. Hale, sec- ond vice president; Alfred Coolidgy, treds- urer; George B. Baker, secretary; C. E. Burnham, auditor, and- Willlam V. Al~ len, solicitor general. President Reed says work wul begin at once on the survey:s. The company re- Gently hought the right. of way-of the Norjhwest ~Rallroxd, which begai butld- ing from Huntlng‘ton to Lewiston several $ears ago, but was- stopped” by the finan- - | cial pantc-after thirty miies of the.road had" beeri ‘graded.. -The ‘Qorlhweu road o‘ned the 'right. of way for siXty miles | from }L\lnt’!nqwn including the Box Can- yon, which is the key to the zallroad sit- uation- down the Snake River.. It fu es- timated that the thirty miles now-graded can be blaced.in teaginess for lfic neel at a cosf M $309,000. m.m Tnin Service Mvun San Francisco and Ceméteries. - Commrencing August 1, funefal trajn will leave Third:and-“Townsend streets. depot at 11 a: m..and 2:3 p. m.,. stopping’ at Valencia street station and nchm Returning will feave Holy Cross,at '12:30 p. m. and 3:39 p. m. daily. No other trains will hindle funeral b;uln- M'nn votntd abové named.