The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 31, 1904, Page 16

18 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL THURSDAY, MARCH 31, CHILDREN POOR /CAVALRY ENTERTAINS BIG CROWD WITH ATTACK ‘COURT’S ’ Police Notified of a Sad Case of a Widow and| IND HOMELESS Her Four Young ()fl’spring; PROBLEM EXERCISES AT THE PRESIDIO ‘Supposed Attacking Troopers Enter Post, Succeed in Obtaining Position of the Defending Army's Outposts and Then Rejoin the Invading For ce Defendants in Land Fraud Case Assert Washington Court Cannot Try Them JURISDICTION | \ HALE'S. | Unusual interest this morning Walking Skirt at $2.95 It's an unusual skirt. It’s an unusual price at any time. It's more unusual yet now. It's a skirt out of the or- 'S Easter Hat Notes. Yesterday's sun- shine brightened up everything. Easter millinery was at its best. in this We were wishing| for more room all afternoon. The Faster hats are plainly marked. LD e .- | It's "an aavantage 5 | dinary; one you will pay a third more for if | you domt find in PSS o v ¥ y g g YRIV ERE RECENTLY | * i ARGUMENT IS STILL O} Hor £ P . fac | meny miltinery ARRIVEH GCENTLY |7 | you buy from regular stocks. The manufac stores. We liks you e | b ¥ Sh 3 turer thought'so much of them he reserved | for yourseit. Mother Is Sent to City New Point Made by Shrew too many for reorders at regular prices. | Interest seemea % - : r . s = pils, _ to gravitate toward and County H0<pit‘ll and 1 Counsel and Able Repl,\ Result: He had these left. The concession | {ne*Tace hats and . . s | : % R < those of chiffon, ] ! 2 s 3 he gave us is yours. to-day. - Little Ones Are Cared For | From the Government Side gNre-uRmn y particularly the 4 8 2 - LT 1 The skirt is of all-wool cheviot, a sturdy mate- | White ones r | o '} rial, panel front, stitched straps of self material i £ the g : s s s This morning The Seventeenth-street police sta- | | The attorneys on egch side o over the hips and down the front, cloth-covered § i win’ actiiad selberiiy “df 5 wi0 11 {1and fraud case yestérday came Into | jiions six rows of tailor-stitching around the bot- Scores 0 ey ,:W‘ b at’s Folsom | their second wind. As a result of 2 |iom. A serviceable skirt for street wear. $2.03. New Hats chse o Sk at f ) et - street and action was at once taken by | new line of attack on the indic Some samples from another maker at a | Out for the first P o iopened by Charles S. Wheeler of : 5 ¢ time. Scarcely one Captai \derson to alleviate the suf- | | | % e | quarter under price; in cheviots and man- | will be shown to P 1 th her and provide food | | | counsel for the defense the lawyers ar ish s s Sentigveoii: 4 | Say thais more N s ) I still talking, and United States Com- | nish mixtures; gy Towns an n three days old, shelter for her four ¥ chil- . i< 2 Lan g ssabpan Ag L { | missioner Heacock has not vet had an lll\.ISIbIe plaids. he most sty lish walking a1 g o ther is Mrs. Helen Dettner, | | | opportunity to announcé whether he § skirts you can buy at mll_pnCCf. One quar- gthers from New ey 0 el 1 from ;‘he.' {\\‘UI hold the defendants, Hyde and | ter under worth to-day. From $5.00 to $10.00. | ¥°* A Al s { Dimond, for trial before the Supreme RO vou are ot 1 SR Cadd the hniw that the .1!‘ H ! | Court of the District of Columbia. JUST A .WO ¥ D e 3 g g to work so harda to ng climate of California would | | | Wheeler made a strong and plausible | buy a new Easter suit, do it now. There keep stocks up be- r strength to work for the sup- | | ! ment against the jurisdiction of [ isn't too much time left to make the altera- | %% £ herself and children. She has { argu g 5 - S . € We are working i . | that_court, notwithstanding the Com- | tions so you can have the suit by Saturday |harder’ now than ok s D s nto the §. . = - o -°7 | ever, for these las years. He | missioner’s disinclination to g0 1810 L3¢ I pioht See these new suits we are showing | fhree days wil 4 2 | { question of jurisdiction, and the dis- 5 2 S - e ¥ A tar ‘ o | cussion of the voints raised was not | this week. You are liable to find a fit that . e S e LT PN | completed when the hour for adjourn- | won't need alterations. have them the best st ck P - g4 ¢ in the effort tc ment arrived. a - dong In the efloxt to | Wheeler opened by declaring that the Easter Neckwear. This 10c Madras - g | Commissioner had been too modest in We can't attempt to tell you It’s just what you have been waits ot She was igh et » > it S i advie tate, 80 & | holding that he had no right to que® about all the new thin Prices | ing for and expecting to pay more = rived: heve | tion the jurisdiction of the court. He R o from osc to $3.50 for. It's 22 inches wide, aboit . She secured rooms | said, among other things: One style in particular s in rlmr.i and checks, k , tans, pi . » 2 g = % : ed fo. o pon the | fon, with a cascade of chiffon pleat- | and oxblooc dreds P pattirns R gt 5 P4 | o oo e udge. whether he | ing’ edged with lace, ornamented with | -nd 9xblo Tundreds of pattern: search for work, owing to jfusisdictio e ot the Subreme Court or | lace medatlions. g = E s ibcirbgiredihe eI e s the Poace My.client has w styles in chiffon ruchings, Per- | _ New Galatea cloth 15c. Just a word severe heumatism, ¥ e wnicl the daw pisces in your custody. § sian Bulgarian effects. But come | of it. It's that splendid suiting for Gk ook soon ran out and I propose to show that, by «xpress siatute, th tha Yoo axie weleasse. boys’ shirts and girls’ dresses. . courts of the District of Columbla have b : —n | furisdiction to try an accusation that can be > i sty courn of ' State. Under e Decisive Clean-Up. ; Easter Gloves. conatitution of the United States a_man m f we could get better we would Stats mhere his. ¢ < al - . § ald. R D e comunitied. ot so: with 1500 Remnants | We can't. We've tried | the District of Colymbls. Tis trial might bo At remnant prices this morning. [ The Jouvin, $1.50. It's the best §1.50 e onstitation. docs. ot Fovern e Shectings, muslins, sheets and pil- | €love wo know of—in fit, in style tories, and it is an outrage to say that a m Yoir cases and eanton.dassel; + fastwe w8 A y | can be taken across the country for triai in IR i = ckancity - gttty | N ith n bright boy and | & Imeve ‘district 'where no_State con s an ecconomy tity | back. Size S | | obtains: and where Judecs hold, not f women won't let pa white or col ] and but at the:will of the President R — g . TILT BETWEEN COUNSEL. tf S Movawt e Her - A. B. Pugh, one of the Government [ , . 5. .. = ey ry 6 months. They | attorneys from Washington, corrected | Z.2d} hip Corsct 2 S /'1 1 o e ‘(‘d Mary's | Wheeler, ‘'pointing out that under the ¥ orberienced the height of corset IS P ST P | act governing the district, the Judges : f ¥ she the matron’s f i rrancis -J. Heney, | comfort. \ 1 f br = do hold for life. Francis J. Heney, S T . | special counsel for the prosecution, also . = 8 . < g . chil | objected, declaring Wheeler had in- cjnepiracy is referred wholly to the mied apd tonmed | sinuated that the Judges at Washington District, and the acts alleged to have “meithier friends nor | | are corrupt because they are appointed jeen committed in California and Ore- . e i X ’ | iby a corrupt President. This roused gon are set forth simply as pvert acts || —_— { Wheeler's ire. Said he: in furtherance of that conspiracy. The 48 Celebrated Regal Ranges on Sale | I utterly repudiate the suggestion. There only crime charged is-the conspiracy to To-x ' {16 no man in the country who has & higher ¢ .yt e So o T sernment in To-Day. | respect for Theodorg Roosevelt'and his splen- = b | did Integrity of character than have I. But exchange for good ones. | there is nothing to prevent ~Congress from The diréct contradiction between the | passi t these deéndants $ e i S > fried 'in "Alaska ot the Indian Territory. 1f two veteran lawyers quickly Involved | they committed a crime in m-‘ox?nu;. theY .11 the counsel on each side, and the | )t protected by any constitutional guar- 2 1e Dismi | oab e tia (here: {ndictment, how-, Commissioner was al(h lle'ns:!thgnmeI::g Ancient Suit ismiss | | ever, charges that th committed a crime to quiet the noisy, albeit good-humo suit of Just |y e Dt A P I e tate: debate: Garrett W. McEnerney joined 39 STOCKTON STREET. Johnson | that under the constitution they must be tried Wheeler in arguing that the indictment Telephone Main 5533. Johnsor ° : r filed the Ur States District | | 1n one of these States and not In the DIStrict. ' (j,rgeqd a crime committed partly in| r'n rt in thie city on April 13, 1 “You are mistaken,” interrupted ;. States named. This the Govern-| " was dismissed yesterday for want of | Heney. “The Indictment charges that pent attorneys denied. Wheeler con- B . prosecution. The plaintiff asked that | | the crime of conspiracy was commil-_ciuged in part as follaws: s Rt S e defendant he ejected from the ted only in the District of Columbia. . " % 0" T the criminal emitts DUEDS: Boot on The ahrthsie | Doubtless it Will be possible to ndict comrs of ihe Diserice ot Colu v:;mz shail have THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY » 4 v gt e BN ' 5 urisdiction of all crimes and misdemeanors e, corner of Kearny and Pine streets. | « —— — - e — - _fl.;hem o!';nnspirlcy in tlh:;sP States :‘I;?« B s i st Dhstrich ana_not awrally | SPECIALS Matters were sattled up afterward TROOP L AND OFFICER IN COMMAND AS HE WAS IN THE ACT OF GIVING ORDERS TO CHARGE THE FLEEING ENE- ut we-have not a8 yet done.so. g triabis in any ofhér court and Whlch SF ;,",i the DuDEle Wete Alliwsd 50 e MYo AND SOLDIER THAT WAE SUPPOSED TO BE INJURED IN THE FRAY AS HE WAS TAKEN TO CAMP FOR | = — .{;ulrlo:'fil;rynnl‘-‘j’tn to h;_hv: ";3,‘.:"..“%(‘“%‘.‘.’“5?{ GREIIERZ eu[IEH,_pif _squm 3‘58 pigeonholed for fifty years. A sale s i MARKS BROS. Soints o crimes alleged to have been com- || Recef sh every day res. 40 of the v was made vesterd R T | mitted partly in the District and partly in & FANCY RANCH EGBS, per doz....22%4¢ 1 ¥ ; . ! State, with the inten such cases || "T o ted. large white - SEl i ney for the seller pr The »roblem exercise of the Ninth|the Seventh-avenue entrance. A note| Trooper W. Hagan of Troop M suf- ST ‘shall ‘always Do In the State courta.® Tt | Selected, large wh res.” 25 il the Allsisant Cavalry, which took place at the Pre- | was dispatched to Major Bigelow, giv-| fered a siight fiesh wound in the face, || ma 1y . shews that the’ Disciet hay mo JoredichoS || IDEAL MBS, pwih. 5. o< 13%¢ B O T e A sidio vesterday on the grounds lying |ing him this information, but the writ? | caused hy getting in the way of a fi"ls sp"" k Dresses PUGH'S. REPL Sugar cured Eastern . 15%c e 4 between First avenue and the Pacific | ing was done 8o hurriedly that it con- | blank cartridge It gave him only ! . voring Whester | | FRENCH MIXED CANDY, per Ib 35¢ PR Ocean. gave satisfaction to the troop- | fused the commanding officer, who fin- | slight annoyance and he remained on | Moth -~ 8 The burden of answering con i Pure candies, made of best ingredients, - 1 < ’ A Chance for Busy Mothers to Save ¢ . Pugh who is an attorney of the pictures is close ers themselves and instruction and|ally- decided that his reserves were | the field until the end of the exercise. || 7ime Worry and Money by buymg |, fell to Push, s 3 s el g imusement to a big crowd of onlookers, | wanted to, the left and sent them there. | Following the problem movements, | | presses at this safe : : : : ¢ ¢ | Interfor Department, and who was || yiee GHEESE, SRR N M4 s who at times came near interfering | In the meantime Lieutenant Rubottom | Major Bigelow held a review on the heard for the first ll{m'lr; the laf:' Genuine. imported Teg. 35 with the maneuvers, so closely did they | with his troop had succeeded in enter- | links. This was a spirited affair and | He_guickly h’“ampémm\? b atter | | IDEAL TOMATQ CATSUP, per bot 15¢ press on the scene of action. ing the post without being observed | went off with apparently great snap troversy with McEnerney, Hgeicr'y Guarantesd Eastern. reg. 20¢ The problem was as follows: The |and had taken a position. behind the |and precision. = Major Bigelow sald, 50¢ ench- il (S BEE: Ruell ety Y RO N per can 10¢ o garrison is supposed to be guarded by | brow of the hill near the Marine Hospi- | howe that the recent heavy drills GINGHAM tangled up with legal catch ‘““‘;’; e oty T e . s T Probahle Suiride by Poison. the blue force, c wposed of Troops 1, ! tal. From this point he sent out a pa- | had taken up so much time that the ! the San Francisco ld““)r‘r ret. 1'9" r”::il. F LEnnuRI .usunuo"s hter., & poorly dressed man | 1 and M, under command of Major | trol of five men who succeeded in mak- | troopers were a litle bit rusty in cere. | DRESS, he SISHEL OF WIE I O e Tl o G ngaged a room in | Digelow, while the brown force, com- | ing a dcteur of the field and located the | but they certainly make up for | tured, “Doubtless his Honor wi ave o engaged a room - 4 e coi as picturea, bri iment down from the Pre- || FINNAN HADDIES. per Ib Hotel last Tuesday POSed of Troop K, under command | position of the defending army. While | any defect in. this line by the splendid | HEEE SO8 To o e Ao Subl oy Ame il in bed at, ©f Lieutemant E. ¥ Rubottom, repre- | this was going on he sent out a platoon | work they do in the problem exercises. sells to-day sidio to keep us all in order.” The main || A pleasant change ¢ sbeptiery -t nting the attacking 2rmy, is expect to make a demonstration to attract’'the| The day was absolutely perfect and l points of Pugh’s plea follow: MANZANILLA OLIVES " 0 <outals i v was a via] | t° enter from the south side of the post, | attention of the outposts from his | the crowd not only enjoyed the maneu- | b e T R e , per g . 20 eontaining a small quantity of strych- | 2°Certain the position and situation of | troops, in which he was eminently | vers of the cavairy, but they also had & | & conspiracy only in the District of Cotumbia | MELLW = W nine. Cards in his nockets indicated | 1he: OU'DOEts of the defending troops | successful. In the meantime his patrol | grahd view of the ocean, the Farallon | and the commission of an overt act there which 000 BOURBON. bot 75¢; gal $3.00 th th | | | atalina Island he had worked at Avalo at Sant out. He was een 40 and rs of age. At the time he engaged e room he left $4 on with e clerk —_—————— Why Not ists are sound because they ng but sound. ADVERTISEMENTS. The “‘Peewee’” Derby. THE EXTREME SPRING BLOCK, The greatest hat novelty ever in- troduced. Produced by us simuwitane.- ously with New York. The Craze of Proadway. PRICE $).50 To be had only at LUNDSTROM’S 1458 Market Street Opp. Central Theater. Ard 605 Kearny Street. PACIFIC COAST HAT WORKS, MAKERE. as a porter or roust- and then retreat and renort to the in- vading army the situation of affairs in this Lieutenant Rubottom was successful. Major Bigelow and his forces had stationed themselves back of the heavy woods that skirt the northern line of the gotf links. and from there sent out scouts, who were ordered to report the | approaching enemy. The scouts darted up and down-the long line of trees and located what they supposed to be the enemy in a clump of underbrush near A returned, and after firing a few shots at the defending cossacks he ordered his men to retreat, and as they were leaving the post they were followed by troop T, under command of Captain John B. Christian, who poured a hot fire after them, resulting in the sup- posed wounding of several. These were taken to an improvised hospital camp, where they were treated and sent from the fleld in ambulances. Some were supposed to have broken legs and arms, and were treated accordingly. Islands and a number of ships under full sail in the offing. { During lulls in the activity of the ! contending. forces the little children rolled and jumped about on thé beautis ful greensward of the putting greens, while a legion of small boys had sham battle of their own, using one of the hunkers for bulwarks. A large number of ladies were on the scene and divided their attention between watch- ing the troopers bunches of golden California poppies, | POSTMASTER FISK MAKES | SOME IMPORTANT CHANGES | Only Outside Appointment Is I. Wert- -| heimer, Who Takes the Place of ! Cashier O'Connor. Postmaster Fisk has announced the following appointments, transfers and | promotions in the Postoffice: 1. Wert- ! heimer, cashier, vice E. A. O'Connor; | A. L. Adams, superintendent of the | registry department, vice John L. | Meares; Guy T. Gould Jr., superintend- ent of Station F, vice Asher Taylor: D. C. Smith Jr., superintendent of' ferry station, vice J. C. Bolles; James H. Donahue, superintendent of Station C, vice D. C. Smith Jr.; M.. L. Fried- lander, superintendent of Station O, !vice James H. Donahue; Samuel Beatty, superintendent of Station G, vice L. Pitzgerald: Warren King, su- perintendent of Station H, vice D. I. Harlow: Louis W. Nelson, assistant | superintendent of mails, a promotion from ‘the foremanship. The ‘ransfers will take effect to-morrow. Messrs. Meares and Tyler go to the mailing department, Bolles to-the reg- | istry department, Fitzgerald to the city | division and Harlow to Station A. The following clerks were trans- | ferred without change of salary; D. F. | Supple, from the mailing division to | Station C; H. Graff, from the city divi- sion te the mailing division: J. J. Grif- {fin, from the city division to the reg- |istry department; G. J. Asmussen, from mailing clerk to the city divi- sion; J. D. Dunnigan, from the mail- ing division to the city division, and Mohler's Appointment Is Announced. OMAHA, Neb., March 30.—An of- ficial notice was posted at the Union Pacific headquarters to-day announc- ing the appointment of A. L. Mohler as general manager of the lines west of Omaha and Kansas City and east of Green River, Wyo., effective April 1. The notice also stated that Mohler suceeds W. H. Bancroft, transferred to the Oregon Short Line, ———— To Visit' San Francisco Without seeing the Diamond Palace would be like visiting Europe without seeing Par- js. It is a leading feature of San Francis- co, and is the most beautiful jewelry store in the world. Visitors or.purchas- ers are equally welcoms, 221 Montgom- ery st, between Bush and Pine. —_——— Republicans Nominate Congressmen. PHILADELPHIA, March: 30.—Re- publican Congresional conventions held here to-day nominated -the fol- lowing: First District, Henry H. Bing- ham: Second, Robert Adams Jr. Third, George A. Castor; Fourth, Reu- ben O. Moon; Fifth, Edward Morrel- ly; Sixth, George D. McCreary. ———————— Red Eyes snd Eyelids, Granulated Eyelids and other Eye troubles cured by Murine Eye Remedy. . ————— Martha Washington Party. Martha Washington Council” No. 3, Daughters of Liberty, will celebrate its ninth anniversary of institution by a grand ball in the Shiels building to- night. x el . Log Cabin! “The bread with a flavor.” your dealer—wholesale—%00 Dolores st. AT Gt AR L o Appoints Bookkeeper for Jails. Ask AST"MA To .E:; G"Mt'n Cause re- | Percy C. Innes, from the city division s Bt to the mailing division. N Asthma ::\'enrl,m x o’rnr:: Mr. Wertheimer is the only new- Veite, comer, the others being employes un- CURED "gypore sagea. [ gomer, e others b Sheriff Curtis yesterday appointed David Wolfe to be bookkeeper of the County Jail, vice B. F. Dougherty, re- &ired THIRTY-NINTH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS ARE IN LINE Fairfax H. Theodore Roosevelt, Nominated for Club Leadership. At the last regular meeting of the Citizens’ Independent Republican Club of the Thirty-ninth Assembly District the following named were nominated as officers of the club for the ensuing year: Fairfax H. Wheelan, president; Adolph Eberhart, first vice president; William, Hampton, second vice presi- dent; Marshall Hale, third vice presi- dent; Harry A, Keeler and John J. Cas- sidy, secretaries; J. F. O'Rorke, treas- urer; August: Pfeffer and James J. Mec- | Govern, sergeants at arms. Speeches were made by Edwin T. McMurray, Joseph T. Terry, Albert Ahlborn, Emmett Dunn, Lyle H. Ped- | lar, Joseph A. Andrews, L. S. Boruck, J. E. Cutten, Fairfax H. Wheelan, Ed L ward Ginley, Marshall Hale, H. J. Man. ning, Charles F. Davis and others. The club indorsed the candidacy of Theo- dore Roosevelt for President with cheers. A committee consisting of Ed- ward Ginley, J. E. Cutten and John J. Cassidy was appointed to precinct tha club roll. The election of officers will take place Monday evening, April 11. Fairfax H. Wheelan and Theodore Roosevelt were classmates at Harvard Ccllege. The former has just returned from the East, where he was a guest of President Roosevelt. ——— s Stock certificates and seal presses at short notice. Edw. 8, Knowles, 24 Second st. * - D e g T T PARIS, March 30.—The Ministry of Finance Ssays no project is nuw contemplated of the Government assuming a monopoly of the insur- ance business in France. —_————— Mothers -don’t wait until croup becomes dan- &erous. They give Piso's Cure at once. * al and picking huge -+ Wheelan, Classmate of Here's a grand lof of GINGHAM DRESSES. Yoke of White Pigue. Deep ruffle around shoulders; finished with cambric embroidery. HAM DRESSES in At 81.50 imported wash fab- rics in white and colored backgrounds. White overcollar and cuffs heighten the general tone of this dressy garment ;fi’lflr{ ed Scotch Ging- ham Dress at.... A fine /ot in plain and fancy stripes, and in every new Spring shade. Ber- tha and yoke trimmed with embroi- dery medallions. This garment will stand good hard weor. | CHILDREN'S GING- A $2.50 Import- LINEN CRASH SAILOR SUIT, as piciured, sells to-day 98¢ Confirmation Dresses e o s e Will be found in a splendid variety. We have a well selected stock, em- bracing every style. We carry a beautiful assertment of CHILDREN'S SCHOOL and DRESS HATS at prices within reach of all. MARKS BROS. The Home of Honest Values. 1220-1222-1224 Market St. | titles for good ones, | of 1894 completed the crime. The allegation of other overt acts committed in this State, such as Dimond’s letters written at San Franeisco and Visalia, does not affect the jurisdiction of Supreme Court of the District. The conspir alleged is not what was done here or in Ore- Eon, but the agreement to exchange bad land and this agreement was made in_Washington. \ Mr. Wheeler's whole argument amounts to | nothing, because he misunderstands that act | There is a later act, the Judicfal | Code of the Distric adopted in 1902, which | provides in section 61 that the “‘Supreme Court of the District shall have the same powers | and jurisdiction as the Circuit courts of the | United States in the several States,™ section S3 it defines the criminal ju of this court in specific terms as follows trial of crimes and misdemeanors committed | in the District of Columbia shall be in the | Supreme Court for the District holding special term a_criminal court.” The tion which Mr. Wheeler cited, referring offenses ‘‘triable in any other court,” mea: ot the courts of a State, but the police ourts of the District, which try offenses with- out indictment. TITLES NOW HELD UP. Pugh paid his compliments to Me- | Enerney’s argument that the Govern- to ment had not been defrauded because, as the defense claims, a man holding | a fraudulent title to lands in a forest | reservation has a right to relinquish | that title and get a good title to lands | outside the reservation. “This amazing | assertion,” said Pugh, “gives away the | whole defense. It is not good in law, | | and if the defendants think it will hold | | in the case of the relinquishments they have now on file in the Interior Depart- ment, covering hundreds of thousands | of acres, they will find themselves mis- taken. The Government has evidence of the fraud in these titles and pro- poses to put a stop to their practices. Even if California and Oregon are in- different to the robbery of their school lands the Government will refuse titles obtained from these States by false | entries,” The day's argument closed with a brief plea from Heney. This morning the defense will be heard in reply, and | then it will be up to the commissioner tc decide whether Hyde and Dimond shall be held. If his ruling is against | them they may then put on witnesses | or attack his decision by habeas corpus | to do whatever they believe will give | the Government the fewest points against them. Made In spring 1994. reg. $1.00 and $4.00 ASTOR RYE, per bot 90c; per gal $4.00 Spring 1 reg. $1.25 and $5.00 CHOICE ZINFANDEL and GOLDEN REISLING, per gal E(l'q For your Easter dinn LEMP'S BEER, Exira Pals, doz qfs $2.15; pis $1.40 reg. quarts $2.35, pints $1.55 > Teas Coffees § Dollar Premium 6 0 Free Spices A thousand kinds withEach wworth pywder to Select from. It Pays to Trade at i ; They are Beauties Great American Importing Tea Co’s § & Stores 210 Grant av. 1419 Polk 1319 Devisaders 705 Larkif 3006 Sixteenth 355 Hayes 85 Mission 821 Montg'y ave. 52 Market Flillmore 2515 Mission 148 Ninth Third 2732 24th 480 Fourth YOU WEAR GLASSES Are they soothiug and restful? Do lleve the strain, blurring and titing of It not, use Geo. Mayerie's Antiseptic Eveglass wipers—15¢, 2 for 25 » German Eyewater roceedings. An intimation given by |™Mail. 82c. Makes weak eyes strong, sore eyes ;’lcEnern:y yesterday that the defense | tician. 1011 SamE Ly STy Bagert O wonld have witnesses present in court : to-day was accepted as indicating that the former course would be followed, ,Mfim but the shrewd attorneys for the de- - fense have 'carefully concealed their plan of campaign and may be expected , Cures aCold inOne Day, 2 Days onevery box. 25¢ [ é Ddbomn