The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 23, 1904, Page 9

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1904 TEAMSTERS WILL STUDY BOULEVARD ORDINANCES Four of Them Learn Through Arrest That Since 1895 the ment Has Been Conflict Is Now Expected | teamsters Informed Judge|*“He has not been summoned to testily | > 3 T z that they did not intend to fly | and he has not been sworn.” BLACI\LIST IS ISSI'EI) in the face of a special prohibitory But the unsummoned one was not rdinance when they steered their ve-|to be stayed. Advancing with defiant hicles into the South Park Settlement,|™ien to the rail, he resumed his ora- | Potato Handlers Refuse _tO because they were in ignorance of the | 'Y With increased vehemence. Meet Assessment Levied fact that such & measure had eVer | gponis ot Biror e Ot Bl by Executive Committee been enacted. His Honor accepted the |in a dazed way. “Gimme back my| ° plea and dismissed the quartet, ex-|wedding sult—that I wouldn't lose for | ¥ ng that he, too, was surpnsed"d fortune—and I'll not prosecute you.! The trouble between the members that roadway of the onee-aristo- | Where are they?” i g of the Wholesale Produce Dealers’ As- ratic quarter was duly declared a By that time the halhff!hsa;fl Was | gociation Jgenerally known as the Po- boulevard mine years ago and smp”::‘ l;::;‘nf::o;‘;eh‘::(;ge was holding UP | tato Dealers’ Association, caused by then has been legally immune from| «gjience, or I'll convict you for wn_:the action of its executive com- heavy traffic | tempt,” came from the bench. “If you | mittee in levying an assessment It was on complaint of a property | have complaint to make against this|uUpon the members to pay the owner that the teamsters were ar-|defendant it can be made formally.|costs of the legal proceedings against | rested, and they stated that no attempt had been made to prevent their tres- ass, the policeman having waited un- were fairly upon the oval ¢ before he spoke to them at This explanation may also have had something to do with the dis- al The Judge suggested that a list of e ty's boulevards be posted at the dquarters of the Teamsters’ Union r the guidance of the members, as | here are quite a number of proscribed | avenues that are not recognized as| such by the drivers of heavy wagons, | Steiner and Baker streets being among | them h Twelve months shall come and go ere “Toughy” Clifford returns to the scene of his former rowdyish triumphs, which | is the Barbary Coast d during that | period letters addressed “care County Jall” will h him, When he ap- peared for sentence yesterday Judge | Mogan gave him three months for Qis- turbing the peace, six months for drunke s and disorderly conduct | and t nths vagrancy—a wa i W Yord and con- turbance and vag prison for sixty stoically aff a PRODUCE MEN HAVE TROUBLE Disgruntled Dealers Leave Protective Association and South Park Settle- Closed to Big Loads Who are you, anyway?” {the State Board of Harbor Commis- “Me? I'm Willlam Barnett, and I €D | gionerg has broken out afresh and a be found at 9 Market street. THat|piyo; war is threatened among local man stole— handl 5 - “Well, Mr. Barnett, you can swear | handlers of country produce. Twenty: to & warrant and have this man tried | four firms, including twelve large and for stealing your trousseau. But if | influential concerns, which refused to | you now say another word in this court | pay the assessment, have withdrawn | I'll send you upstairs for contempt.” from the association and it is not un- Mr. Barnett's struggle to quench his | likely that more will follow. | pent-up wrath turned his countenance | The trouble had its origin in De- | a deep purple, but discretion won out. | cember, 1903, when the permits to sell CHOOSES TRIP HOOSESTRIP — )1RD DESIRES |~ __sesTvAcatioN (ST ESTIMATE, Asks Engineering Bureaut to Figure Amount Needed for City to Sweep Streets PAVEMENT TOO NOISY Works-Commissioners Want to Replace Basalt Blocks Fronting School Property o i o The Board of Public Works yesterday requested the Bureau of Engineering to report as to the amount of money required to sweep districts Nos. 1 and 4, as set out in the schedule of street cleaning. The report is to set out the number of sweepers required in each district, together with the necessary teams and inspectors, including an es- timate of the cost of all apparatus re- quired in the performance of the work. Action was taken on the petition of the Laborers’ Protective Union that street cleaning be done under the im- mediate control of the Board of Works and by its own employes, who shall be paid 2 minimum wage of $2 50 a day, instead of letting out by contraet as at present. The board decided to request the Cordially invite the pub- lic to call TO0-DAY the to attend formal opening of their beautiful San Francisco store, dis- playing exclusive produc- tions in DIAMONDS, PEARLS, PRECIOUS STONES, JEWELRY snd SILVERWARE We receive from 10A M to9P M. ‘W. R. ALBERGER, CHIEF CLERK | Bray, must answer Mr. Pierce will be sentenced to-day. oiis v For assaulting and attempting to rob two women in the tenderloin dis- trict William Nolan, alias Willlam in the Superior Court, with a bond of $2000 demanded in each case. He is 18 years of age, and the prosecuting testimony showed that he is a novice in footpadry, as he left himself open to easy identification by both women, neither of whom had more than 50 cents in her possession when he waylaid her. . - It is police opinion that nothing else | than a hereditary spirit of incendiarism prompted Carmen Aima, a pretty Spani to attempt the destruction of Mrs. Della Ochoa’s t ing-house, jo street, for there was no evi- ce to intoxication on Car- s part, nor had she any reason to revenge. She smashed fifteen window panes, and after her arrest a ve | perishable produce on the State wharves, which had previously been issued to Wolf & Sons, Wetmore | Brothers, MtDonough & Runyon and !1. Scatena & Co., were revoked by | the board for alleged violations of the Woodward law. These firms then car- | ried the matter to the courts and the {association was called upon to defray | the expenses of the litigation by the | | merchants involved, who claimed that | they, as representative firms of-the | commission business, were acting in | | the interests of all dealers that were members of the association. The exe- | cutive committee of the organization | | met to consider the request and after | Mr. Alberger entered the service of deciding upon favorable action voted | the Santa Fe thirty years ago, and this to levy an assessment on all members | is the: first time he has laid aside the e order to raise the necessffry funds. | harness and turned himself loose for & | ILL ¥EELING CREATED. restful roll in the pastures of idleness. The action of the committee created | The vacation that comes after thirty much ill feeling among the members, | Years of toil is an event in any life, and i particularly among small dealers who : Manager Bissell's chief clerk, after felt that they were being taxed merely l scanning the field of holiday trips with TO W. A BISSELL, WHO IS GO- ING TO TAHITL & W. R. Alberger of Santa Fe Takes First Holiday in Thirty Years. —_— Among the passengers who will leave here to-day for Tahiti on the liner Mariposa will be W. R. Alberger, chief clerk to W. A. Bissell, assistant traffic manager of the Santa Fe system. Board of Supervisors to appropriate the sum of $6637 to repave with bi- tumen certain streets fronting on school buildings. Frequent complaints have been made that the teams pass- ing on the basalt block pavements dis- tracted the attention of pupils and the resulting noise interfered with their studies. The schools in front of which it is desired to put smooth pavements and the amounts required for the im- provements follow: Lincoln School, $826; Whittier, $586; Frank- lin, $420; Horace Mann, ; ‘Haight, $565; Missfon, $753; John Swett, $299. Adams, $477; Irving, $398; Jean Parker, $604: Moulder, $1054. The application of the executive committee in charge of the launching of the cruiser California to close the Fourth-street bridge next Thursday between 9:30 and 11 a. m. was referred to the Board of Supgrvisors. pany to lay an oil pipe line in Six- teenth street was also referred to the Bceard of Supervisors for action. The petition of the Standard Oil Com- | COLUMBIA i MATINEE TO-DAY. To-Night, Sunday and All Next Week, Mr. Fred Niblo Politely Proffers the \ i VAUDEVILLE SPELLBINDERS | Wilfred Clarke and Company; Ethel Le- vey (Mrs. George M. Cohan); Tony Wil- son and Heloise; Mlle. Amoros, assisted by Mile. Charlotte; 4 Mortons and Orphenm Motion Pictures, showing a complete reproduction of the OPERA OF ‘“FAUST.” , both of Vallejo, on a | the association decided to wage a vig- | . )n they were roughly | orous warfare upon them. ] te gentlemen Yesterday a committee consisting of | pt t you accept their invita- | three well known potato men called tion to go boating?’ Judge Mogan |upon all dealers who are still in the s T first bluecoat to »d one of the complaining ladies, | association, soliciting signatures to an s rn and ar-|ala shing blon agreement, stipulating that all ex- b Because they didn't have the price | members who are still in business | want to perfordte the | and were four-flushing,” was the|would not be granted credit, but would | Judge Mogan r, delivered with dreamy de-|be compelled to pay spot cash for all mmered somethin liberation produce purchased from members of eelir " at time of “That ain’t so, Judge,” one of the de- | the combine. t fenda exclaimed. “We had money | 'IC. - O g il i T Sholl thnt W8 Srantst 1o PRACTICALLY A BOYCOTT. l 4 | girls because they looked as if | It Was stipulated further that mem- | - ™ S od a little fresh air.” | bers of the association would not pa- | red in reply bad that your philanthropic im- | tronize the ex-members, thus practi- | K | led you to disturbance of the | cally declaring a boycott on those that | sticated Each | t there said his Honor, “but ’tis thus |refused to pay the assessment. age, an | t »ur noblest inspirations are some- | of the signers of the agreement re- | ¥ oile- 1t perverted by fate. I'll have to | ceived a list of the names of the deal- % it I ine you five mpléoe™ |ers who were to be boycotted. The Who pro-| They paid the fine | following names appeared on the list: | u? This Is leap ——te—ie | C.J. Lercari & Co., J. Demartini & | and it was her pre- | OFFICERS OF THE GRAND { Co., Stewart & Co., Grey & Barbieri & | the question if she Co., Campodonico & Burns, A. Nardini | of you popped it? d tc in COMMANDERY INSTALLED | Knights Templar of California Close 1&C . J. Duffy & Co., Chiuda & Bot-| to, A. Galli Fruit Co., M. D. Vanvales, | A g . . necker & Co., D. Biagi, Simoni | Ehe. mes ol o Aunual Conclave After Consid- & Garbini, G. Belli & Co,, P, Scatena, | ot ering Favorable Reports. A. Cassinelli, Gidvanetti & Son, G. Pie- | . 5 The Grand Commandery of the | retti, C. Lippi, Quadros & Joseph, Des- Francis told why he had | Knights Templar of California resum- | fmone & Co., A. Friant & Co., and Gi- . e bors yesterday morning. The | ovannoni & P %o the bared tnroat of one | FEPOTts filed at the previous day's ses- | The combine is predicting all kinds " why he had dis- | Slens were duly considered and adopt- | of trouble for the blacklisted dealers, a threatening | ©0- These show that the different but the latter declare they have noth- o5 amaie jana Lasa in | COmmanderies of the State are in a | ing to fear and that they will continue Broadway, | Prosperous condition and that there|to carry on their business as usual. | o e g et was a marked increase in membership. BRI 1750 74 g Sy tenngy B "‘.\r‘--r the 'ml-» hud_r;mm‘u.a.u 11 :gw ASKS THAT REDUCTION | und ven I asek | r‘{ "“"'hf went Grand Commander ' poarg Informs Sunervisors That lm-" Dootchy.’ Ven | ™ I Shron; Werd- Heatie. b the perfect Combustion of Garb: | Dootchy. VED | reliring grand commander: ¢ Sombesch Garbage R e e b R. H. Sink of Stockton, grand pre- auses 2 N'{L*""}"‘- g late; Harvey D. Loveland of San Fran-| The Board of Public Works yester- | you lock the door of | iSco. grand standard bearer; L. E. duyc’ernmmended to the Board of your apartment and thus keep out in- | Bruener of San Francisco, grand sSupdfvisors that the sanitary reduc- treders? asked his Honor Mcyan =word bearer; A. A. Caldwell of Pasa- tion works be condemned and re- ry? How could I lock der door ven d warder; Samuel D. Mayer moved unless proper stens are taken o lock und I hef nc Character testimony of defendant did not 1 n the re Judge Mogar ing a live canary et itholog! elish was vol f Fred Pi case adduc or chat; Kes riung The e dant’s llars. Callan was indicted jointly consumed as it is at present and no proved, and the Judge, preliminary to | ™ th George Tighe and Thomas Sut- ' proper attempt is made to secure a convicting him of 1y eny, in-|Cliffe on a former indictment and complete combustion of the offensive ! o e e e {dence as | Pleaded guilty before the case came to | matter, so long will the Sanitary Re- %o his previous character. Ere his at- | trial. He is now serving a sentence | duction Works continue to be an in- torney comld respond there rose from | ©f three years' imprisonment in the | excusable nuisance not only to neigh- amid the spectators a stout gentleman of choleric facial expression and rau- Ot ibi—— | mile or two aw cous voice A Delightful Ride s .'_‘—°".‘— “I know that man's character!” he | Through orchards and vineyards next Sunday, | INDIAN GIRL IS ACCUSED April 24, on the excursion to Ukiah. Fare for shguted, pointing a shaking forefinger “the defendant. “1 know his char- acter, and it's no good. He's a thief. He stpde my wedding suit. He—" at 1 object to this man's testimonyy” e | Serlous Charge. velled the attorhey for the defense. | Busy Day for Judge Hebbard. | On complaint of Dennis Ceyae, Judge Hebbard decided four cases | postoffice inspector, United States ! vesterday. He gave Kullman, Salz | Marshal Shine arrested yestarday at & Co. judgment against the Sugar | Redding, Shasta County, an Indian ABOUT ONE in THREE COFFEE DRINKERS have some disease caused by it. Ask them. They get well if not “too deep' when they leave off COFFEE and use POSTUM isco, grand organi Perkins of San Fran i captain of the guard. e il mgairont e, ., and isco, by the corpo I on to consume entire- | the offensive matter so as to abate nuisance caused by the inade- quacy of the chimney of the building to carry off fumes and smoke without injury to the neighboring property. The Bureau of Engineering had | filed a report to the effect that *so | long as the garbage is as imperfectly Callan Indictment Dismissed. noile prosequi was entered yes- ay by United States District Attar- Woodworth in the case of Charles llan, indicted for counterfeiting half A penitentiary at San Quentin. | boring property, but to property a| oF K'AISING MONEY ORDER the round t 1y Tickets now on sale at a Northwestern Rallway, 650 Chronicle buliding:- and Tiburon Tiburon ferry 8:30 a. m., and leave Ukiah 5 p. m. . Lucinda Dixon Is Arrested Dy United States Marshal Shine on a Apparatus Manufacturing Company | girl named Lucinda Dixon on a charge for $1760 for breach of contract, and | of raising a2 postal money order from Dr. John Hemphill judgment against | $2 50 to $20 and collecting the money Donald McRae, the furniture dealer. on the same. Miss Dixon works in a {for $600 due as rent for premises at | hotel at Kennett. | 41 Fifth street, from Henry Viereck, | It appears that Miss Dixon's mother, whose bill McRae guaranteed. Another | who lives at Ono, Shasta County, re- case decided by Judge Hebbard was )’ cently sent her a postal money order the suit of Thomas H. Kallujian | for $2 50 payable at Kennett in the against M. B. Mihran, the rug dealer. | same county. The Indian maiden, it The claim was for $730 alleged to be | is alleged, raised the order to $20 and due the plaintiff as wages. Judgment | presented it to the postmaster at Ken- was given to the defendant and also | nett. That official informed her that in the case of Louis O. Levison, re- | his advices authorized him to pay ceiver for Schumacher & Co., who |only $250 on that particular order. sued T. 1. Janes for $721, the value of | The girl, it is claimed, thereupon took jewelry Levison alleged the defendant | the paper to the postmaster at Red- obtained from the firm. ding, who cashed it for her. | statcs, and s in such shape that it needs at- large pile of oil d rags were found { t . 5 l .:...fm an outer stairway, and she|to fight the battles of the larger con- | the experienced eve of a railroad man, En i nt at €ity Hospital. | h:uflflfill’:_f.::::n;:‘w“-:d::my: p lly confessed that she had Cerns and they flatly refused to pay |decided that for a complete change and R RRAEL He Big Co., in Geo. M. Cohan’'s musical farce, | Regular Matinees Every Wednesday, Thurs- placed ther ere with intention of the assessment. These dealers were | absolute rest nothing offered such at- A pleasant entertainment was given e G POR OFFICE. Py o e B o7t ¥ i applying a match and burning down | then informed that the sum would be | tractions as a voyage to the South|at the City and County Hospifal £or ., 5 pirst ime here of ROGERS BROS. | 2nd’ 3oe the building. She could not, or would | Withheld from the deposit of $20 which | Seas. the enjoyment of the’inmates Thurs- ~NOTE—Seat Sale Opens Next Wednesday. not, explain to Judge Mogan why she | members had deposited with the sec- | Before the Mariposa returns Mr. Al-|day evening. i‘;‘“"BY"eh i o Belasco & Mayer, had acted with such apparent malice, | Tetary of the organization as a guar- | Derger expects that the tropical sun|Miss A. Barry, Miss 3 _pe l:l ”0"3"&‘ e ALCAZA Propristors. and she will be sentenced to-day for |antee of good faith when the organiza- | Will have ironed out the kinks conse- | Miss Annie Rooney, J. C. Flood an CALI FORNIA PR~ SRRy {tion was formed. The disgruntied |auent on o long a plodding in one|James E. Donahue. The Misses Fex PO R R aTa TEDAY AN NS o dealers thereupon withdrew their de- | harrow rut, and that a month of living | §ave some clever specialties, Miss Jen- LAST TIME TO-NIGHT. S, 25¢ 16 The; Mata Set. @ S, St 16 000 Because a couple of the female at- | posits and resigned from the associa- | under ideal conditions of rest will have | nie P. Gavin did some Irish step danc- America’s Greatest Actress, | p - s Pacific-street dance hall |tion. They were mot molested for | put him in conditin for another thirty |ing and the accompaniments were I ROSE COGHLAN The F"skv M[s Jahnsen mpany James Cassidy |some time, but lately the officers of | Years at the desk. played by Miss Celia Tighe. The en- In Her Latest and Best Success, | 1 tertainment concluded with the sing- ing of the “Star-Spangled Banner” by THE GREATEST THIN: IN THE WORLD | TO-MORROW NIGHT Sam S. Shubert and Nixon & Zimmer- CLYDE FITCH'S SATIRICAL COMEDY. SHER DIES INTESTATE.—Wolr FRIDAY, APRIL 2, SPECIAL MATINEE, 1 Fleisher, the pioneer hatter who died | audience. { a few daye axo, left no wi cs! | the & man present their Musical Comedy | , B Y ef " Noveity, 1 ed soecial administratrix his estate, APPRAISE MRS. COW ESTATE.— { al aret c e[ ch consists of & bus Fine street | The estate of the ate Mrs. £ Cowell o R rnmn 'n?fl!t‘—,R - | sme realty on Gei e estate | was aboralced vesterday at $55,082. It con- y Harry B. Smith, author of “‘Rubin s s “LAND O ZART' 3 n than $10,000, the petitioner | sists principaily of a lot at the corner of Pine Hood.” The Ortginal New York Magi- M| In Tim Yeats TLAND OF HEARES DE and son Square Theater Co. 0 Singing N N T Leavenworth streets worth $30,000, per- | sonal property and $4600 cash. tention Artists — 60, Dig Beauty Chorus — 18 NEXT MONDAY, The Famous Comedy, Swnnanx Show glm« Great Lm‘,l!shle - gy s " Eperons R Dt ' stock co. IHE NEW CLOWN. Chaperona.™ ’ s ADVERTISEMENTS. = b ALCAZAR STOCK CO. | | | 1 'CENTRAL%y Market- Street, Near Eighth..Phone South 533 TO-NIGHT—LAST TWO NIGHTS. MATINEES TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW. The Greatest of All Naval Dramas, OPERA HOUSE. TIVOL MATINEE TO-DAY. Last Two Nights. Milocker's Delightful Comic Opera, If You are Perplexed In reference to the best disposition of the amount of money (small or large), which you are purting aside for your fn.nily or for your old age, write The Mutual Life . Insurance Company of New York for information as to the form of policy that will THE MouDAY C Tlla wnlte sq"adrnn best suit your needs. Here is an example of results : i GRAND o | 150—PEOPLE IN CAST—150 { BEGGAR REVIVAL, | Brilliant Spectacle of the Congress of the The late Archibald N. Waterhouse, of Philadelphia, who died suddenly last i WHEN JOHNNY llors o6 A% Mativast Friday, held policies amounting to $80,000 in The Mutual Life Insurasce ! comes PRICES Ercnines: ....10c to 30 Company of New York. The forms of insurance under which these policics | MARCHING HOME Matinees . e were issued were 5o selected that his widow will receive at orce §20,000 in cash and an annual income of §3,000 for twenty years, and if she is living at the end of that period she will receive $60,000in cash, making the tot<] amount received under (hese policies $140,000 on which the premiums paid by Mr. Waterhouse | amounted to only $27,482. 2. (From the Philadaiphia Record, Nov. 13, 1902.) i : b OPERA e Abreast I The 9 L LIFE | SRANDw: With Times MATINEE TO-DAY—“HOITY-TOITY.” INSURANCE COMPANY OF USUAL TIVOLI PRICES—25¢c. 50c, Box and Mezzanine Seats, $1. 5. Next—THE STILL ALARM. ALWAYS THE BEST EVER. A really uproariously funny and beautiful burlesque. Wi ke | cHow cHow. ol w ' 0 R K Largost Ry S50 Eymon THre FINGe? Mose in the TO-NIGHT ot Bosutiful, Coeta America RICHARD A. McCURDY, President World e T::é?;it?«;‘h?p e RICHARD F. HOITY-TOITY . NEDY. BEN T. DILLOX_ ROY ALTO i To-Morrow Matinee—To-Morrow MNieht.| { YRy A Bewitching Chorse " O CLLA8 STANLY FORBES, Manager, Sa.. Francisco, Cal Wednesday night, “FID- | “Loqs. THUBSOAT: Ani 25, A. O 7. i S e s R - Thursday, THEATER PARTY and Saturdey Matinee. and “BIG LITTLE PRINCESS." CES—15¢c, 26c, S0c, 7S¢, MAJESTIC Market St., Opp. Larkin. NOW THOROUGHLY HEATED. MATINEE DAY AT 2:15. TO-NIGHT, TO-MORROW NIGHT AND ALL NEXT WEEK, 1 ISABEL IRVING In Winston Churchill's GREAT PLAY, “THE CRISIS” BCGX OFFICE open 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. PRICES—$1.50, $1.00, 50c; Box Seats, $2.00. On Sicrra Slopes Scenery Unsurpassed On the Route Sovthern Pacitic - Union Pacific Tourist Cars Clean, Cool, Comiortable Travel on Fast Trains A GREAT SHOW Every Afternoon and Evening in the ‘Theater. TAKE A RIDE ON 3 MINIATURE ELEGTRIC "RAILROAD Esgeraida and Her BABY MONKEY i t VISIT THE MYSTIC MIRROR MAZE. TAKE A FLOAT DOWN 3 THE ‘Admisston, 10c; Children, Sc. When Phoning Ask for “The Chutes.” Racing /=2 » Racng. OAKLAND RACE TRAcK|| and NEW CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB, Raciog Each Week Ds Ralin or Shine Six or More Races Daily. sharp. Round Trip St. Lovis, - Chicago, - For Exposition Information $67.50 72.50 nc-a—mne-n::u.: uru 8. P. Ferry, foot of 1:00, 1:20 or 2 o’clock. No cars, which are reserved for Returning trains leave track at 4:10 4:45 and_immediately after the last race. WILLIAMS, W. TREAT. Secretary. MISCELLANEOUS AMUSEMENTS. DIRECTORY L d Frice Lists Malla sialogue an Call on on App! PRESE AND SALT MEATS. S. F. Dooth, Gen. Agl. U.P.R. R. Qfigfi,fifi!fi‘ JAS. BOYES & CO0. S5r -l 40 1 Montgomery- Streel. EIGHTH AND HARRISON STREETS. S ou?-' & OAKLANDvs. TACOMA Or siy Seathern Pacitic Agent; N s T TO-DAY 3:00.p. m. | . PRINTING. SUNDAY 55 ..2:30 p. m. Ay sate ok sosrs ut o5 ekt st VB GRS, - oo sl