The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 1, 1904, Page 29

o THE SAN' FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1904 3 2 e ————————— e Enam:iloid - For chnn, table:, picture cte., all colors, smal cans 2 @@, pt. size | By gallon . . Whskey — 9 years 0d, $2.40; bottle . . . . . sharpang clear, dnd you %:'C"n.i:m S emtind e e s will agree with us that 1-2 pints, 20c; pints, 30c; quarts, they are ‘wonderful val- a! Chimp gne— Best,comestic, pints, dozen . ues at, each . . . . §g | mrica Rum —Choice imported, large bottle . . “e 5. 4508 iine for general use, from Chilgren’s Solt Seled Shocs— 40 pew szyies, sizes ot4 .. 50¢c gan,” “‘Swe:t Popularity,” *“] Wan® Children’s Lacg Shoes—Da: Ki! top, patent ‘colt skin, toxed |, Go to Paree, Papa,” *Root fir (asobuon). szessto8. . . . ... . ... 8LL80]|x; y." 50c¢. e 1-inch, 1oc varnich brush, er round- Gath Tub Ename! Best porc-iain bath »rame sash brush, to the 4oc 4-inch floor brush orthe ade, smail cavs. @ 5O, large cans SOC» io g white bristle hous- brusha:- . ", + 1,25 | VTKE”EHPOBI!’JI’(,V THE EMPORIUM. THE EMPORIUM. ] THE EMPORIUM. 1 m EMPORIUM. 1 manrouun | rnzmxxronIUI. v o s i, okt o i UL PG ] s VAR WAL TS s oo O HI R 5 P, R WY, VR NI, RO B ERORRY VY. VAPV IY. CINRER. RERIVII VIR, ERI RIS, O LRRY. RRTIRPIS RIS, VIIIDR RRIIND RRERER REEZRRE RERRER RERRRERRERRRY EREREE. RERRRE RRRRERER x £ A 4 : i :| 1000 Summer Waists 78¢ ana $1 . Remarkabie Saie ot Linens § * 5] : v : _ Lawns and Eng ish Percales Dnmagks._ Napkins, Toweis, Efte. > s The women o San Frncisee ...ve responce: to our former an- Thousandscf d ilar-"worth of hous=hold H T g ™ s T oy et linens on sale 7t a third or mare off, beginning : 3 i Ve el Sheghon gun. | GAUFORNIA'S LARGEST- to-morrow. It's a ciean-up of odd lots and A > il pac sa y ¥ - . A 2= - s asts— AMERICA'S GRANDEST sTone | discontinued patterns. The assortment in > Colored Liwn and English Perca ¢ Waisis, values up to §2.00 cludes table cloths<, napkins, table damasks,_ 4 B 4 Striving all the time to better our service. Planning how to | - els. te loths, tray cloths, etc. = H St 1 b 2 ot ety towels. tea ¢ , tray s i I3 8 s aa make shopping easier, more pleasant, more convenient, more - If fitting h hotel lac H i : : yau are fitting up a new home, .a hotel, a place ] :_f \ 7 c ?fld 'n able for our thousands of platr’ons, we no:v inaugurate still more X in the country, or.only renewing yourhs_upplies of house- § x ~~" ¥ A Sample Line ol Wash Waists—Siz=s 34 and 36 oniy, Liberal Free Deliveries hold .linens, you can do better at this sale on many . - ”l v uf g g,co an * upwa d¢.on Minday ony . . s"45 In addition to our reguar trec suourban de iveries to— things than you could at the wholesale house, providing K H ¥ Am;'!her Sample Line Waists— Worth up to §4.50 each, $2.25 e :.fifl} lr-:-’lll‘:: ?ni;m:r. 3:;:” the wi!u:lesaler would sell to you. Here is a partial ] = BRI e e raig T e [ e, 2 price list: S 5 i Kent E mharst Oukland » A : New White Lawn Waisis—Rei. $2.50 va'ves. special . . $1.88 | =20 . s San Lesnio Aiameds - | 85c Bleached Damask—Pire fiax, 7o inches wide . . . 4 4 . . . 630 H Kiki Wash Silk Waists—Gun metai and bue, vaue 34.00, orice | Mil Vaey :n Amde‘mu San Lorenzo Berkgley :::oc;“u::"fl:'—:'flrbum 60 inches wide "k-d e ~“¢A, A3 DG X $3.25 | Toun aywards _ b Sk M T s i R d A : We will prepay transportation charges by freight, boat or rai' (st ourop- | _ % - - - - oz e N 2 valuts 4 9% and upward, your choice . . . . . . 280 3 | Linen Waists—Hanc-drawn and em so vaves. . . . . $4.85 tion x: ‘:h: fi;l:wyin oi}im. on ali purchases amounting to $ .oo(or averi D mask Cloths—G.rman make, pearl bicach, hem- | (S¢ Glass Toweling ~ 30 inches wide, fiae Irish Linen, large ; ) g P 14 5 iched, $x10 sisgyme rice . . . . . . . 028 | checks, yard 8o : Handsome Dress Waists—<15.00 2nd $20.00 vaves. . ... . . . . $9.,50 « $14.50 oa i, potatoes, sug'r and four when purchased only, excepted $1.9+ Damask Cioths—Irish Linen, bordered all around, e .T.““' b: Fux. Jnd Y 'd' v ’d hm 3 X . Peluma Estudillo Be'mont Tietan 810 sise, ale pri IR, [ .| S e iypsars. colbon St b 3 Price Inducements to Buy Nori Coms Sen Cuin Murier | 32.50 Dumak Coth— 7o i | e U T v b, A A o K e A R e i . e O RO I c ) Women’s Fine Suits on Monday s Pp Ty PECR e o, PRSI SO Ses | e Wi Towes o i e, o e, e = an you tuy all silk-lined voie sts for 27.50, £30.00 and $32.50? Others would chatge you $35.00 | F eming S). Sin Francisco Palo Aito $2.50 Bleached Napking—Fine close damask, all linen, | o, 005 %2t ool P b, Lot ,",:, & 014500 e. 'We ate show ng th m in black, blue and champagne color, at. . . . S e i Giang T nforan Stockton #3133 inches, dogen . . . . . . .. - . . 31.88 (7R R A BRI 130 Ceiin e .. . $27.8 ,¥30.00, $32.8 | Pnoe Bt st g 008 Nephine—Sargs immms, gy bessciflty, Ml | 40 208 Bck' Yool Boriy-fon s Somgs ot Tub Suits— Chamibrays, lawns, percales; select for your Summer outing whiie size lines and asiortments are | Tormey Buriingame in e A e coeee e s .. . 3238 | VU0 a 150 stil. complete ; . - 228 , 93.50, $5 75 »to 32.85 - | Crockent San Mateo Ryde - Tea Cloths—German damask, all linen, 35x35 inches, S R s Rt e g Silk Shire Waist Su'ts — Fou'ards, p ani fancy slks. as i n SRS 5 54 5 gy “#7 & znd upward | Sather Beresford Coilingville and wav camps hematitched, each bt [ And many small lots of finer makes & - Grecia ' il : . hat ring i Sale of Superh Coilection High-Grade corn o, |That Stir, 20% Off Furniture Sale Continues H Silver Plated Ware at About Half Price Cuff Sets Choice of Any Furniture in the Store x Every usel er in the land is familiar with. the Rogers ‘1847’ goods, manufactured by the Meriden ’30 3 Considered from the standpoint of high u ilities and low prices, this is one of the best = X : f h in | Champagne color lizen itd Einpind g : : 3 1 Co., wearing silver plated ware to be bought at any price. The beautiful pieces offered in : ‘_’d! i opportunities to buy furniture that has ever come to San Franciscans. Our regular prices ; x| this a por surplus lots and the patterns that the Meriden Britannia Co. have dropped from | embraidered in clastic \are from 15 to 20 per cent lower than the average exclusive furniture hou<e. From |% H their last year’s assortments. We were more than fortunate in | G eck designs, worth |.hese every-day low prices during the continustion of the sale we will allow you @ discount of 20 per cent. | ¥ :‘ securing a goodly portion of this silverware for our trade, the to- 350 Here is an examp'e of the savings to be m»de now. ; :; t..xl qua‘n.mv being usually sold to one of the big stores in New RIII‘M' 3 York Gity. G oves - ¢ Not only are these pie.ces of best quadruple plated silver'ware 950 Pair : 7 good enough to be used in the finest hom:s, but they are inex- Emporium brand, equa - pensive enough at the sale prices to interest people of very to any advertised $1.50 3 H 9. moderate means. glove for houschold i x P X Handsome Designs, Great Assortment work, etc, I : Note the Big Savings-=-Read On Practice i H e Tex SAST4.36 1350w Canibra . $10.00 N Bow' . . . .88:83 Tonnls‘Rac- ‘ i : e T S 398,75 SESEUERGe .. .. PRI - L AP 3 X i > s 5 $22.50 $10.00 three-fight Candelabra . . . 470 Crl e e Sen, $2 0 A 78¢c " - Co & x| $1.67 1ot e B D S ES $15.00 Sowp Tween 8895 | urtmoot fame, sreng e = % 4 |3 75¢ Indivdual Buteer Dishes . - i .31. 8§ seces 2 ané Piate G500 1nch Waten | 52,38 54 o vuioldx Trowpoom $2.70 | 16 P i woub| . Oup Regular Low Price for this Boautiful Parior Sult $97.50. Special $78.00 3 N §1.95 $4.00 10-nch Waiters . . $087 24 00 sets of s x Dessert Spoons. . . | °F beginners; ";.00 This beautitu: 3-pie.e Manogany Parior Suit, hanusome.y figured wooa, crotched and matched, upho - ; i nd Creamers $3078 e %22.: $1.00 1o itered in best grade solid greens, glaze mohair push; regularly $97.50, less our present 20 per 78 ao 3 . - S1.85 BexS Kbt & = 1§14 b i i o e e IR R R s e R R AR - x $1.95 ;:-;3 e l:;cquot h -$2.25 medum knivs and six A1 fancy ovars nniny Monda ; o AR R i 53.67| 500 |60€ Linoleums, [ty Merdsy, . . gfc - & | '$5.00 four-plece Smoking Set biskey Facks. - Ci ie't, dark : 5 ca Caddies S anyas or et IERVE e e e R v o peen, o | SO0C Tapestry Brussels, 55!« gon i a gy §10.00 14-inch Waiters . .$4 3. ; # = vidual § .50¢c bottie Casters . .$2.38 $5.06 Chacoste Pots . - . SR8 ient handle y | oty Ko 390 b 0% them. $2 Bigelow Axminsters, $1.65 18 & ]. 51 co Ciré -Réceivers £1.568 t Cancelabra.. . . 6.05> Bike Dishes. . . . 2 % i i i B £5.50 Whiskey Fasks 3,:95 o $7.35 e et Bl 380 A Good Ftor lt:ne,fwgec'k. R ;quan‘tixtsfi")lastfi, }llour chontce gf our entire § : -~ H: K stock ‘of 8 an c linoleums at above prices, : H 2 and the assortment of- patterns to select from is excellent. 3 ;| Sale $1.00 Silks 59¢ Sale of Fine Trunks 3 dsao i - _ ¥ H 3 olored cotton, piliow D " i| $1.25 Dress Goods 69c | Monday and Tuesday |- < ro( Boys Pants and Bath.ng Suits _ - Tfree . specially Sut ad by ST e Sillcs Awe i built trunk—bas-wood box, wate .ouses . Our assortment ot Bathing Suits for men, women and children, : wee specially priced groups of the sil s ! foot bar, dee, : 3 ] g ’ = g : % o > P | The pants are strongy made from in the new styles for semon 1904, are now ready; an_immense 2Hm 1and at this season of the year— | proof painted, duck covered. hardwood strips, iron ‘ringed valance. cheviot, in navy blue and plaids iy . . H B stvies not large in quantity, « ther | clamps, Drucker patent bolt locks, Irish linen lined and mixtures to martch suits, and : - %] >0 0 geimng Y > . g ’ ) s Women’ it 1.7 X &1 lots ining hundreds of yards—silks for ¥ secret jewelry pocket, Women’s spiendid quality drab corduroy, - men’s Suits from $1.75 to $8.00 x : ol i = . P. that is really as good as the usual Men’s Suits from 75c to $3.00 81 chir t ~uits, for silk waists, for silk gowns, s hat form, nicely sub- ajamas : & Boys® Suits from 50c to $2.00 = 5 e ¢ s Vo v 1.2. 75¢ kind — choice of xloras coat—you will find 'n this offer ng just “ ’,_\, A % divided tray for la- : $1.25 any, ateach . . . . 500 Wamfn'l Corton Serge Bathing Suits—Biack, trimmed ‘with i 2} what is neede |, at prices that should close % “Z.% 4 dics’ apparel, 2 extra| Satine, batstes, ‘mad- | rye“pouses and waists are che fa- white braid, all éizes . . ... . ... .....8070 % | them -out in short order. ,|Z——,7”—7——' P dress trays — special | a5, flannc'ettes, etc., | mous K. &£E. and Mothers® Friend D i e ehg ate Blick: oo, iy Mepy: tstnsl m;h‘w;ig & | Grovp 1—Extra quaitv Taflela Silk in fancy shades, such as .\ ///IZ //.é /_____.4 for the two days: we!l cut and we'l made, ::::el;.l s0 !;:lme Star Waists in Ly Co«onmeSulb—‘r-o mdmdm N“k"mv b;u ;Jo k et : s v w7 Z en siz: were 4 s - 3 o g A el dy o Yo e g L \h\. VAR ZH A s i t20.50 see. 518,85 | $1-28 2 $1.85 | ien oo e were 55 B )y e e RO S SN T IR RS B ety .. v . DO WA A A ;:: ot :;:::.:s Girls’ Men’s vc““ and Rubber Bathing Caps, 1O to 5OO7 Bathing Shoes . . 250 - $1.00 % I crou Fancy Siriped Pomgec or shirt waist suits, 2 fine i 3 o ; ests 2 H ’ natura pcng‘:e sik, witn a narrow stripe engthwise in | Stcamer Trunk — Made to match above dress trunk: "’I’.' -Half Price io Cose Sale Fllloy and S“llpl. -5 varigus co'ors, some have a fancy stripe about one inch wide, | Join g12.50 izc. . $8eBF 34 in. $14.00 sz . . $10.65 500 P‘ Think ol Getting a Stylish Sack Gm."“, w’n’, um =’ others have gn insested stripe. These were imported 9 32in. $13.258c . 10.00 36in. $14.75sze . . $90.20 | Good blue denim, red or Culaway Frock Coat and Vest for $3.75 that was a bar- Mondly and Tuesday the big up-to-date & | 1o seli at $r.00 thie yard. . Mondav’s sae orice . . 59c¢ 38 in. $15.505i2e . . $1°.0F rimmings, weil made. | gain at 27 50. Nothing the matter with them, either. : ok ol : Group. 3—An exceptiona: quality Salin Foulards—in the .cading 42.50 P h Set $3.23 sizes trom 2 to 8 vears. | Only they are broken lots and odd lots that we wish | 3/OCETY departmenf, mam, floor, Jessie-street A - co.bri g';.{:” zumfim:r—u‘n, b, ::. navy. green, ;tc.. ex;., wx;h i $ e L":"e b A to Cl()SEOu(.d vA"}i;S,73‘4 to 44, 28 <ide, offers these big specials: : y the <“nobbe ** effect rumning throughout, va ue gi.00 the yard, arge 14-inch punch bow. on a stand, fine imitation cu: 7.50 C. an > 112.50C.and V.. $6, i —C & Blackwell’ PR S 0 ¥ but- big buying brought them to us at a prics which enables glass, with one dozen g'asses, with handies to match. cheap $1.50 and $2 29.50C.and V “:7‘ ‘ls_cs;o C.and V..:’:ofl LL::.OBL‘M 3-p~un:fin:r::l:w AR s v v u sl :; ¥ ut “to -itclude’ them in the sale to-morrow, per 59 at¢4.50 Mondavony,sct . . . ... . .$83.23 Handkerohiefs Sult Bargains for Boys, $2.95 for [ g potle— Haid or scouiiy 4 calies . , . . o . SRR o B ooy s s i BN b © | 5oc Jardinteres—New syapes. high'y g azed, shadea orown 500 and 760 | “yp g 06,00 5 ok 2 etis o aml0n Sults Worth Stryker's Sand Soap—A kitchen necessity, 15 bara . + .- . . . . . 50 | & . -\ 'Mistral Cloth— The much wanted fabric for this time of the ana ereens, 7-inch size. Monday . . ... . . . 37¢| Emorcidered and hem navy, red or brown — for ages 3 to 6 vears on'y, and Russian suits with Can Soups—Campbell's, T X L o W. G. M., ail Kinds, dozen . . . .980 2| year éspeciaty in this.c imate, in black. navy, green, bue, red. | China Salts and Peppers— With china tops, no metal to po - | sutched, ‘very _sigh: 15;"‘ :;"ryk.:b‘.:: b jse: ?}4 € 7 —in neat m:fmrl:,)fh skt Chaiao--eartie's ase; apoctel m; Al s etc., §1.00 and $1.2% guaitics, speciaily priced Gsc i-h, a prety g obe shape, worth 15¢c, very speciai va've ar manufacturer’s imper- ":-“ Tt 6 i ABT S, b P;:ia::‘:‘ip::?‘::‘ and. Norfilk 3:cet ateh—Best Wulk, S poends N e L x for Monday'on'y . . . .. ... R S, each. . o &Aoo v oo vt oo . e s o 0] ection. neat mixtur-s; ail at the one price . , ., . . . ’2.9) O'ives — Choice Manzanilla, gallon, 7803 qurt . « « s s « « « . 200 - . ’, . p H Values Women’s and Chidren’s The 4 Cchans’ It’s T.me To Paint Things Now Sale Matted | SRR T - : summo’. Foofweal’ Music as And this is the place to buy your paints, now that renovating time Picfurcl 8c o s U PR cesceee .08 3| Women'’s Lace Oxfords—Finest vici k'd, wit s':"fl by Them is here. A full line of paints for the inside and outside of the house at M e 3 JERCETEE O R e s, pnd sy < x b wog ’13: 3 p z “ E i e rar s -Po. . . c s e o0 b e enn e 3] - dull matkid tops, plain toe, hich LXV heels, fpecial 180 popular.erices. - 4 - SOhos fac i la ol Ta g0 | i | Diotyehiorer gt 5 jauibe. . - 7+ S0 o020 12 &1 tirit soh 5 » ; a- new wood finish, stains and ) H ints — Mixed read , outiide, will ice— Fancy Carolina Head, 234-pound sacks. . . . v « + + + + . 230 B - tit soles, 35 pretiy s e B A I o o g :fxf:; o | armhs by one e ianan, i colom 35 o | e fabens e ompes . sk e sy | scapes, figures, - flowers Wonestorh o sete-— Holwook n 3 i, 803 v, 480y - 30 2| . custom-mzde. <tyle; rair.......... $3.50 Phpf i fi Rk 250, . 403, & 7 ©, % gl | otherprepared.paint we know of, sngle gal. . | and animals, handsomzly | piatss. Botle . . o o . PR s Thap Ry 30 T ¥ | Women's Lace Boots—M it Kid tops, vict kid,| the four Gohans during} 31,25, ei. . 2.50. criccosce- - 8078 matted, making a.picture | T@a U coored Jspan. English B eakfast or Oolong, 3% pouads... $1.00 H SoxolL w A - Beal. swel their recent engagement | Floer.Lac For - paincing around e'g:s of room Special prices in large lots. 14x20.inches in size. |Jess® Moore AA Whikey - The genuine, bottie. . . . 8 H foxed, plain toe,-hig: miitiry heel, swelil a¢'4he Columbia at the | o hais, pr. can, enough for one room, 470 | Famiy oo Ailcolors, in wmal cams, where | Tpo " are choice repro. |ASH O @r@t E it soc uble wine, gallon. . . . . . . ... _-370 : Shoes, comf rtable-to wear...... . E3.87 | special price, per “g, ¢.. | Auminum Paint— For gas fixtuces, radiators, tc., | bu: a litte palou; iax::l ;’4 an gaa ) IS ol s:’zn ch‘ma Whkics—Od M.Brayer, Nationai Ciub or Maryland Rye, ‘:;‘t ;f % | Women's Blvcher Oxlords —Light weited so'es, medium hees . | - = et enan Fioer Pl Fiad s aumf -fy'c.;;‘f, ,f: w:.: .':;';m, wi dosbe the -mi-.,".? y'.': dard- subjects, each pic- | Mat Whiskey—Parrv’s M-dicinal, e 700 : Sede S e e e Al e i SR Grn B Thae ke Pulief gl e Y, $1.50 | kich:n o bath room floor covrng, qu. | ture being eXteptionally | Cabernet or Purgundy — Excra 6-year-old 3 | Women's Lace Oxlords High French heel. . . . . $2,860 Square,” “4If 1 Were Only Mr. Mor- 7 x x H = = = = — e — — VIEWING RIFLE RANGE 3 | pose of inspecting the rifie range there, diers go to Sausalito on Saturday ment Adjutant General Lauck will is- POLICEMAN FINED FOR the amount of the fine could be with- | would be increased for further -viola~ FOR NAT!ONAL GUARD |permission having been given by Gen- nights, march four miles to the range, sue orders for the annual encampment CONTEMPT OF COURT |held from the policeman’s demand. tions. . T e u 5 e b 3 eral MacArthur. The inspection was bivouac over night, engage in target of the National Guard. 3 —_— Assistant District Attorney Harris W R State Soldicrs Are Making Prepara. [to ascertain if it would be practicable | practice on Sunday and return to mei The First Artillery Battalion: will | Violates Injunction and Judge Cook |said that he intended applying for a 2 An Indian Drama. : tions for the Annual Target Prac- |to have the National Guard located | city that night. - shortly pay a visit to the Presidio for. Intimates That Future Penalties | Writ of certiorari to have the matter | Under the auspices of the Improved . fice in Marin K‘Ofinlr- |in .this city and vicinity proceed to Adjutant General Lauck has made n‘th: purpose of spending a day prac- Wfll!e ‘Heavier, =~ ' |taken before the’Superior Court and | Order of Red Men of this city there | the ranges there for target practice. requisition for 50,000 rounds of am- | ticing at the guns. . sting ‘of M"’j‘?r‘ The committee was received by Cap- | munition for target practice, which | Company ‘A, First Infantry, win| Foliceman George F. Bapry, s Whe | e granted. At his suggestion the | Theater next Saturday night an [ndian th Infantry, Cap- | yain W. B. Stokes and Lieutenant | will commence May 1 and conclude in | give an exhibition drill and’ ball-in | Was adjudged guilty 'of contempt of ‘Judge altered the order by striking out | drama, entitled “Wahcondah.” The .of the First Bat- | Morris with courtesy and offered every | October. | the ; Page-street ‘armory. on' next ‘Sat- | court by Judge Cook for violating an | the clause as to a certified copy of the | executive committee managing the af- and. Lieutenant | facility to inspect the range, which has Colonel Wilhelm. inspector on the | urday evening. The affair, which gives | injunction lssued to Jean Pon, pro- |judgment being sent to the Auditor. fair is composed of W. C. Howe, Jo- Beasley, inspector of rifie practice for | Shooting distances of 200, 300, 500 and | staff of the commander in chief, Jeft promise of being a great success,. is.in | prietor of a restaurant at 1129 Dumt' The cases of Policeman Davids and | seph Hagan, M. B. Ryer and James J. the artillery, National Guard, of Cali- | 1000 yards, with facility for eight yesterday, for San Jose to inspect the | the hands of Sergeants John. Brady, |street, restraining the police from in- { Barry, cited for contempt in arresting A Phelan. Lz ‘,m'led the M€ to shoot at each range at one |rifle range of Company B of the Fifth | James Kelly: and Frank McCarthy, | terfering with his blgqna. .was fined ; Beulah Willlams after she had left the ———— . . ‘| time. After obtaining such informa- | and report on the same as to its safety [ Corporals Al Dunnigan, J. -O’Hara, $50 yesterday. -He "arrested Jennie 'restaurant, were continued un Tourists returning from abroad can . 4 |tion as desired the members.of the |if used for target practice. ° i Musician -J. Aiken . and = Privates C. Davis for vagrancy after she had left ' Wednesday, and the Judge intimated | now bring through the Custom-house where the Tenth Infantry, U. 8. Aw 18 committee were the guests of Captain| As soon as orders are received at Johnson, William Deasy, Joseph Open- the restaurant. The Judge made an 'that any policemian found guilty in ' free of duty all articies to the value of located, under comand of Major H. B. Stokes. If arrangements can be made | the United States army headquarters | shaw, M. Grovers, Willlam Dusenbury order that.a eertified copy of the judg-' future of ' violating .the injunction $100, except cigars, cigarettes and Mhoon. The visit was for the pur- | it is proposed to have the citizen sol- | in this city for the summer encamp- | and A. Figaro; 3 {ment be sent to the Auditor so that would be fincd 3100 and the fines liquors. . California Building at St. Louis Exposition—Free Art Supplement With Next Sunday’s Call asked for a stay of ten days, which | will. be. produced in the Alhambra forria, on last Su camp in- Roded Val . Marin County,