The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 14, 1903, Page 5

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1963. STATE MASONIC GRAND LODGE | HOLDS ANNUAL COMMUNICATION THE EMPORIUM. THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. ] i THE EMPORIUM. H E | E H .I- .|- H fl U 5 A N fl RERRRER RRRRRE RRRRRE RERREN RERREREIRE RRE RERRERRRAR KRR RREERE RERRIRERE RERRRE RRRRREARRRERARRE RER RERRER 'ARRR: R T e e o e e e L R R, B A N e i T E. Daintiest Whiie Special Sale Goods ordered by mail or telephone will not bz sent C. O. D. Steriing Siiver AT A BARBEGUE Novelties 37c Each Evening Hafs Session Will Adjourn Temporarily to Allow Officers , : % We have just pliced on dispay |§ Employes of Amalgam- and sale a line of beautiful white |8 to Visit Decoto for the Purpose of Dedicating Siminoff Temple, Adjunct of Masonic Home 2 | | but to-morrow will have the following they are made of satesny, velcu-s, i ks and sa‘in damask, - S ¢ : . . b | | work: and are fringed all around ready for use; each . . . . medium weight materials in tions with each bath . .. . 50 [ | Afternoon at 2_c'clock—Thirteenth aegree. $1.25, £2, $2.75, £3, $3.75, $5 fancy mixtures or solid colors, | Emporivm Rubber Glevu—San}e quality and - | IS . e Y Oriental Striped Silk— Beautiful combinatons of colors such as blue, green, brown make as the $1.50 advertised,pair.98e |3 [ King solomcr. ~“Honor"and duiy s heaven's for overd:apes and long drapery over ides f lace cortaing; and red. They are either in | Toilet and Bath Soaps—Kirk’s or Jergens’, | “Evining av § o'clock—"Virtue has united, D_‘f’ e "'1‘_°':X“"'C' - - - 82.00 the Eton jackets or double- 12 different odors; 6 cakes for . . 24e B e e e T Ining Room Table Covers—Fine tapestrics and hand- breasted English walking style | La Boinita Olive Castile —A new kind, well | | SeFiimin Fasier Fitmes: venerabie. m some color effcts, rich grezns, ecru, crmson; 6 patterns, e skt e i recammeneds Eige 23615, Tass. B | | sisted by 1l corps of officers, each e A e Y 3 7 o N ned, sho ; large 2%-1b. [ music and complete accestorien, To. asaint Lace Curtzins—100 pairs,3 34 yards long, soand 54 inches lined trained skirts. They Imperial Water Bottless—Pure red gum rub- | | theopiressed; right the Wronged: raise the wide, 10 patterns, co'ors ecru or white, a very select are one, two or three of a kind ber, guaranteed, 2 quarts 90e, 3 = s 4 'i' fallen; relleve want and distress; enlighten 5 i ARSHAL WHO WILL HEAD THE PROCESSION OF MA- RNING ON THEIR WAY TO DEDICATE THE SIM- E AT THE MASONIC HOME. = ar 3 1| ¢ John Tonningsen, the grand Masonic zafi 733 extra. made full flounce with Van Dyke ac- s b | procession that will march along certain L X. L Almonds— Large and new, Ib . . 13¢ \ N Fall Waists—In fancy cordeon pleated ruffles, finished with 1 e Wit ey 1o 1he thity s Asparagus— Large whie, better than fresh; tin . . 20¢ e ts S A 8 . 4 { Decoto, where In the afternoon the tem- Manzanilla Olives —Best quality, qt 18¢ white Oxtords, cheviots and Eng- hem and ruffle and under ruffle. $7.25 e : | ple presented to the Masonic fraternity 5 4O 2 ish vesti: i inty * icoz f v ‘k e 3 Schans {10 DO R e foimio by, M SuTnbIT Crystola—Kirk’s celebrated tcouring soap and polisher; - AT Gt g eRech d",m" fig Petticoats of fancy black and white Kt cusbie {824 DUIR, Pl Sl Boes e S O . 45¢ ured or striped patterns, waists that are absolutely worth striped materials, deepws knife-pleated ‘{:_P*L_:‘j eaation will made up of Knights Ter : Ealee sl Sl el L S RTRs §2.75 and $3.00 each; herefor . . . . . 25 flounce, finished with narrow ruffle and e icere oe tha . 3 1 Hock White Wine—A choice dinner wine; gal . . 45¢ | Ladies’ MacKintoshes— ¢ ‘Prepare for a rainy day’” by buy- black rose ruching, under ruffle; grice = cither Rye or Bourbon . A . . 81.05 with top cape, mackintoshes, sizes from 54 to 60 inches; | Black petticoats of excellent quality sat- g c 3 Good Bourbon Whiskey -~ Two bottles . - $1.00 a good $£4.00 value; here for . . . . .$3.25 een, made with deep flounce having s o Marker: strest Porter—Best domestic, a tonic and system builder; dozen | Mackintosh Raglans—Made of fine qua'ity double-faced piald back serge o T g P i = A p stree : qua'ity double-faced plald back serge four narrow ruffles set on and three £ f that street to the ferry landing. e | Y T coth in navy or black, size 54 to 62 inches; worth $6.00; $Z.95 E L D e 9 - Y pler there wil be speclal (rains Port, Sherry or Ange'ica—Choice old California wines; | Some extra choc= $7.50 Mackintosh Raglans in brown and mixea or | TOWs of strapping, made full width; . T O s o et o inerd of $1.50 gallon, to-day . . . 81.05 | Oxford grays, arc marked . ..96.28| price. .. ... ... ... 8198 e more than ters of the sev preceding not been ad- | the { Char ated Copper Com- pany the Guests. SN AR Corporation Plan: Festival to Show Its Feeling Toward the Men. uitered, Special Dispatch to The Call. BUTTE, Mont., Oct. 15. — An affair which is belleved to never have been equaled in the United States was a holi- dey festival and basrbecue given by the President Willlam Scallen of the Ana- conda Company, and was calculated (o picmote the friendly feeling existing be- tween the .men and -their employers. About 6500 men marched In a parade and four bands of music took part. At Columbia Gardens, a few miles east the Amalzam: besides whickh ed Company fully $50,0%, the men, nearly 8000, were ay, thelr wages of $3 50 paid them in full. There were speeches made by President | Scallen and other officers of the con assuring the men of the company’s inter- est In their welfare and ‘deprecating the fight of confiscation that is being made on the company, tarough frierdly courts, by the United Copper Company. re for . L on special sale to-day. . . . . . . . ind covered with Hundreds of prettily tinted sofa cushion covers, top and » b = + newect finc twill gloria. ¢‘Best L back, in str'king floal and conventional designs; such 85c SIK and Mohatr Waistings — One of the newest bty union afieca,” % th degree, or confidenti the nine, conferred against th of the fi tnst the Elcventh degre “Be true to al twelve. Twelfth degree, or master architect. of “No evil can overcome wisdc The lodge will )t be in session to-day, e; merve well the commonweal and ul’ cf ail good works.’ ¢ the work, M. V. Harry Joseph i i TRIP TO DECOTO. | Thie morning there will be formed on Post street in the immediate vicinity of Masonic Temple, under marshalship All the chapters of the Order of astern Star will be represented In ber of excursionists. At the home s L. Patton, chairman of the board trustees, will formally welcome the of | grand master and ask him to dedicate the new edifice according to the ancient | rites of the fraternity in the name of Ma- There will be a short response by | RYRDREEERERERPRE XREERED RELERRERREE RREERRR RENRRERRER RRRRRENRRE RRRREZ handsome F:ench gray finish, worth | 65c each; to-day only The assortment consists of ; af i | B | 9! u'zrly at goc set; to- ¢ eff.cts as Fag Lilies, Pin: Nu design, e ularly; here to-day for . . s line of cesigns; pair . ERIRREERPRR RERERNPEERNRESOEPR RRRNERELN NERRNR RRERRY. ¥, Our Best Hams — Eastern sugar cured, to-day oalyg thedbi s 0. o), Yellowstone Whiskey— Tayl KDRRRRERRRER MRE RRRRRR 20NN Seldom is such an op ortunity as this at the threshold of a gift-making season. The:e are unusu- ally large fine pieces, i all kinds of useful i articles suitable for th= toilet, tab'e or desk in 37¢c 25¢ Hsier_y Now 3 pairs for 50c¢ To-Day Only—Ladics’ imported Hermsdort Sofa Cushions Haif Price Hundreds of dainty Swiss toilet se:s, with pin cushion cover to match, in pretty floral de- signs, fini h=4 wita pink, blue, yellow, red and green ‘irings, the kind that is always sold reg- 'dz): af fl:e b'fg 260 . , dlways sali st soc reg- A fine assortment of tinted pillow tops for the Holidays has just arrived, including winier scenes with holly, basketls of roses, baskets of peppies, baskets of chrysanthe- mums, flags of all nations, elc., which we iWantel Drapes Piano Scarfs, Etc. The new ideas in mantel drapes and piano scarfs are now on dispiay and <al= in the curain and drasery de;ar.m:nt; - . $2.75 Groceries~--Liguors To-Day’s Specials or & Williams, full quarts, CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST- especialiy | A ~, Y P 3. 3 | | Amalgamated Copper Company to 800 X | nail fiies nail brushes darners, shoe horns | and carpets now offered for less than £60,000. If and white, e, | | of its employes in Butte to-day. Tho too'h bruthes blotters thoe buttoners har curlers | you need new furniture don’t miss this chance. trimmed with soft aigrettes \ affalr was planned and cerrfed out by seals cal beils tweezers etc., etc. These few items will give an idea of the price cuts and pompons and jet steel /7 now being made: A$67.50 Gold of Butte, the festival was held and every- & bi"k’ }»\vo-:hrud Maco cotton lace hose, | A $62.50 3-piece Parlor Suit. . . . . . $48.75 violet, brown—at . .$2.50, $3.25, $5.50 | :T:sdr‘r:rn; :lfr:(:i: chz to ;cg:;lnd«.‘::nk i high sptxc?d hee's, dt.).ubtc soles; three very | A 962.50 Birdseye Maple Dresser . . . $53.60 | A in- of Cl:iidrznl‘_l :n; Ms :sm‘:a; m'.:‘h-{! ow flac | Bight oxen, o dis wbaty e ! preity designs, a qaa'ity v'whu.-h is ’7 A £40.00 Mahognny_Dresser for . . .$34.65 :::.wi“;\am emm:‘ni“n:\ss,x; peps in velvet, quiils, {25 wero roasted [Folin week tho L] rarely offered at 2 5c; for this sa'e, pr €| A +100.00 Curly Birch Bedroom Suit... $82.50 rm sy SEras R A | B [ :’::er;ccg;?;n_m;‘nl; h&dm bi:';wl:;i‘:g :\r:r; I 3 2 pairs 50c A 335'00 GolderTAOnk Chiffonier. . . . $27478 | chiir s Untr mmed Hats and with sllc crd | clgar factories have been called on for - An :80.00 Full sizeBrassBed - . . . { $71:80 | timming, x: 51 50, tr.35208 . . . . . SBC | heavy contributions. The barbecue cost Toilet Sets and A - - - $39.75 Dress Sale wool challies in polka s in spder 19¢ and dressy waists; to one 15%ec AMERICA'S GRANDEST STORE. The Furniture and Carpet Sale a Success Crowds of home-furnishers are availing them- selves of the generous reductions we have made from our regular low department store prices on the $80,000 worth of medium and high-grade furniture A $42.50 Weathered Oak LiBrary Chair.$31.25 Music Cabinet - . A £90.00 Colonial (French) Davenport . $77.50 350 Golden Oak Sideboard. . To-Day 50c Shirt Waist and Wrapper Materials— 30 inches, all and scroll designs; hundreds of yards and prettiest waist materials for the fall season. They are mostly white grounds with lace stripes, will wash well and will make very serviceable i Sl Practical Suits » # Instead of $21.50, $25.00 and $27.50 we ollcr a choice collection of suils for sireel or ouling wear at $17.45. They are made of of many numbers which have been sold during the season at the above prices and now are all marked at Alterations on above garmenis ing one of these fine double-faced mackintosh clot and evening hats in all the large Gainsborough and dress shapes. They are made of laces, velvets, furs and all -the new braids; trimmed in plumes, Paradise feathers, flowers and aigrettes— prices $15, $20, $25, $35. Bonnets and = Toques in all the new braids and chenille, i the gun metal shades, black and new fall flowers, others trimmed with wings and fancy feathers ...$5.00, $7.50, $i0, $25 Splendid quality untrimmed Sk Beaver Feit Hats, in ail the new shapes and scyles, in black, castcr, $56.75 and Umbreilas $1.38 Worth $2.50 Goods Hundreds of high- srade Umbrellas, tted with best stesl dot and small neat figure ods, paragon frame 29¢ hie nounted wth handso randies of select=d horns, searls, ivory, boxwood, Furze, and sterling silver imm ed — umbrelias th up t> $2.50 cach, ko-day only $1.38 Toilet Articles Emporivm Bath Cabinels— Latest improved heating apparatus, equal to any $6.00 cabinet on the market, book of instruc- AARAERA ARAAAA AAARAA XAS AR AASAAAA RAR LA R AR AN ARE GANRL B ARARARIER ALAR AR AAR ARAARRACAR AR WA @ quarts . $1.00 Ladies’ Petticoats Some Unusual Values Black Sateen Petticoats, good quality, $17.45 price . . AHANAAAAARLAA AAALEE AASRAN A CAANRAd L RU AR ann RLLAAAACRALRR W RRAMR AR AZag T aRAR OMAN AGCUSES MANIAG LEAPS | son left his engine and ran to h off. Eaches then dashed across engineer saw that the man was mentally unbalanced and told him to go down into the vessel's hold and hide. Eaches did so, but shortly came on deck again. He then told the | gine-room and shouted: “Goodis and dove chiet,” through an open port into the afterward bay | [ | aty recelved the | SORTY- Sater sch sere y | engineer his name. He asked Donaldson | An effort was made to rescue the ma REPORTS PRESENTED. and about forty the fifth degree. ;’;“(‘j{fl";{.{:‘,fi;l’{.l,”fy'h” e | to motify his relatives If the detectives|but he did not appear on the wa The were presented th 3 e | caught him. The engineer induced him to | su “Jecturer, V{,ORK N LD, 2 o < Thecih & e ek go into the hold again. Eaches would not ————————— Pt | e was s balleter Of Wotk ‘ R osiianeis B Teti Toukc to Gav | remain in hiding. however. He returned | To Tilinois belongs the distinction of be- aso; c Decoto to appropriate »ck—Fourth _degree or | by M. V. vilitam | master, representing Afternoon secret t Parker from death High were rescued by of Jefferson @ R must attend to daily duties in sp; and work with racking pains an Kidneys cause more suffering body. Keep the kidneys well a Read of a remedy for kidneys oni rge Paul, wife of George Paul, employed with the Pacific States Tele- -graph Company, residing at 5 Avery strect, says: “I never used any part a short walk always terminated in spesms of pain, I oniy half state the actual facts. The atment of Doan’s Kidney Pills acted .irectly on my kidneys, stop- 2he, the languor and depression which attended the attacks ceased ral health was so improved that In place of housework being a drag leasure to perform. I was so convinced of the merits of Doan’s Kidney Pilis that I gave a lady friend of mine, living in ©akland, a few. She followed up the treatmer nd reports to me that the remedy is excellent. I cheerfully recom- treatm Women's Woes It does seem that women have more than a fair share of the aches and pains that affect humanity; they must “keep up,” headaches, dizzy spells, bearing-down pains; they must stoop over when to stoop means torture. neys and is indorsed by people you know. ite of constant aching back, of They must walk and bend d many aches from kidney ills. than any other organ of the ® nd health is easily maintained. :, ly, that helps and cures the kid- A Trial Free? To San Francisco Call Readers. { For free trial box, mall this cou- pon_to Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. If above space is Insufficient, write address on separate slip. British Columbia Police Have Warrant for a Rich Man. VANCOUVER, B. C, Oct. 13.—A war- rant has been issued by the Vancouver | police at the instance of Miss Elizabeih Cressell of Whatcom, charging bigaray against Joseph A. Wood, a wealthy min- ng man of Montana. Miss Cressell, or Mrs. Wood, as she was known until recently, claims that Wood went through a form of marriage with ler in Vancouver last June. She alleges that at that time he knew that he had a v.fe living In the Unlted States. Since then Wood has been divorced from his first wife. Miss Cressell says that Wood has a Ja:ge amount of money, being principa! owner in the Peter the Great mine of Ha- zel, Mont. She is a well-known young woman of Whatcom and she and Wood were prominent in society in that city for the first few weeks after their report- ed marriage. The warrant has been sent to Montana with instructions to Aarrest | Wood. An officer will b» sent ‘or him in order that he may be tried in Vaacouver. P R T TRAIN BREAKS AND CARS ARE PILED IN A DITCH Brakeman Suffers Injury in an Acci- dent on the 0. R. and N. Line. PENDLETON, Or., Oct, 13.—Fifteen cars of the extra westbound Oregon Rallroad | and Navigation freight were piled in a ditch at Huron, thirty-five miles west of here, early this morning by the tram breaking in two. Brakeman Blair was slightly injured. curred in the Napa railroad yards last evening which delayed the departure of a frieght train fo; several hours and re- quired the assistance of a special eng'na and wrecking outfit from Vallejo to disen- tangle. The freight train was switching at the time, when a student brakeman made a mistake in throwing the switch. As a result a collision occurred in which one flat car was broken in two, a box car | was badly smashed and other cars and | thefr contents were damaged. | Crew of River Steamer| Terrorized by Insane Man. —_— Special Dispatch to The Call. STOCKTON, Oct. 13.—An insane man terrorized the crew of the steamer Colum- bia last evening on her trip from San Francisco and finally plunged overboard and was drowned. The maniac gave his name to Chief Engineer Donaldson as J. W. Faches of St. Louis, and sald that he had sold a lot of goods entrusted to him by his em- ployer and had spent the money in ca- rousing. He declared that detectives were on his track. Eaches went aboard at San Francisco. He appeared sane enough until the boat had reached nearly The Brothers. Then he ran into the engine-room and made at the chief engineer as if to assault him. Donaldson prepared to resist and the man came to a stop and began to cry that detectives were pursuing bim. The NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW SCIENTIFIC PROCESS. A Preparation Discovered That Will Destroy the Dandruff Germ. For some time it has been known that dandruff is caused by a germ that digs up «&he scalp into little white flakes, and by sapping the vitality of the hair at the root, causes falling hair, and, of course, finally baldness. For vears there have been all kinds of hair stimulants and scalp tonics on the market, but there has been no (permanent cure for dandruff until the discovery of a preparation called Newbro's Herpicide, which destroys the dandruff germ. Destroy the cause, n had a prescription filled which did me as much good as Doan's Kidney A wrecking train has becn sent from The | the effect will cease to exist. Kill the them to be so. Money back or a new hat free is our Pilie ever a woman required the use of just such a strengthening, purifying Dalles to clear the track, dandruff germ and you!l have no dan- 4 cleans 2 remedy for the kidneys as Doan’s Kidney Pills are, I am that —_————— druff, no itching scalp, no falling hair. g‘uarantee. When I e that I suffered the most agonizing pain in my back, that at Student Brakeman Causes Wreck. |Soid Y leading druggieta. Send oS in times the slightest movement increased the suffering, that a little overexertion or NAPA, Oct. 13.—A disastrous wreck oc- | Detrolt, Mich. . Out-of-town orders filled—write us. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Siguature of \ to the engine-room and started to run | ing the greatest whisky making State in around behind the port engine. Deonald- ! the Union. ADVERTISEMENTS. Either Style $1.30 There are so many satisfied wearers of our $1.30 hats we are sure they will be pleased to learn of a new shipment which just arrived from the factory. We consider this lot the best at the price we have ever received. They comprise all styles and colors in soft and stiff shapes. We picture two of the many styles. Each is in the height of fashion, and the price makes it easily afforded. They are the equal of any $2.00 hats. We guarantee 740 Market Street