The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 21, 1904, Page 31

| | | R R e The first subject selected ci ftone 2bove on account of the impossibility of colering of the origi Copies of this pi id wi i by this process. icturs, which is to be given away 7 “CONSTANCE,” By D. S. W. Richter. difficulty be recognized by the showing the exquisite next Sunday, are dis- THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, A , Beat AU GUST 21, 1901, WILL MANAGE NORTH SHORE James Frazier, Formerly of the Southern Pacific, Is Is to Be Filled by W. M. Rank, a Veteran Employe —_— Through a circular issued yesterday official notice was given of an import- ant change in the conduct of the North | Shore and California Northwest- ern rallways, whereby James Fraz- Selected for the 'Positiuui WELL KNOWN LOCALLY \ Post of Assistant Manager 31 ADVERTISEMENTS. New Styles, Large Assortment, LOW PRICES Tailor Suits Style, Q.ality and Superior ‘orkmanship. Handsome Tourist Suits at Representin, fer will assume the position of general manager, and W. M. Rank, who has worked faithfully for the welfare of the road, will have the desi of assist- ant manager. | Frazier was connected with the’ | Southern Pacific in this city for many | years and only a few months ago went Kast to take a more important position | | than the one occupied by him in this city. With the arrival of Frazier in this city the offices of the North Shore California Northwestern in the Mutual Life building at California and San- some streets. ‘W. M. Rank {s considered one of the most valuable men in the ploy of the North Shore road. It was Pacific e was effected with the North Coast Railway. During the term his employ the road has seen many | changes. The antiquated steam cars which traveled over the tracks at un- certain times have been disy 2d splendid new electric cars. \la-\y other improvements for the convenience of the patrons of the road were made un- der his direction. { No intimation has been given as to | | what, if any, further changes will be | made in the staff of employes. —_———— ‘COLLEGE STUDENT ANSWERS BREACH OF PROM suUIT Paul Ligda Declurm He Never Agreed to Marry Pauline Hulse or Any One Else. A year ago this month Paul Ligda, {a student in the University of Califor- o i nfa, now living on Thirty-third street, | Oakland, was sued by Pauline Hulse {for $50,000 for breach of promise !to marry her. In her complaint the young lady declared that on July |and 24 of last year t student de- | clared his desire to m her his wife and because of his failure to keep his word she brought the suit. | Since then the action been | pending on a motion for ngs of venue. Lidga filed his swer yes- |terday, in which he denied that he had ever promised to marry Miss | Hulse and further denied her that he was engaged to marry another “female” at the time, citing as proof that he is still unmarried. Some of Lidga's friends say that he had ambitions as an author and has, /had a book published dealing with | | college life. | ————— | SUPREME COURT DENIES | CONVICTED MAN'S APPEAL Sullivan, Who Held Up Los Angeles Man, Will Have to Serve Twenty Years. The appeal of Edward Sullivan, tried. convicted and ntenced to {wenty years’ imprisonment at San Quentin, has been denied by the Su- preme Court. Sullivan, together with Gus Shoemacher, commitied a hold- up in Los Angeles, for which crime hé received sentence. He applied for a ! new trial and the order was denied in the lower court. | Sullivan's attorneys appealed to the Supreme Court from the judgment of the Jower court and from the order™ denying a new trial. The Supreme Court, however, affirmed the judgment and order of the lower court. will be consolidated with those of the | through his efforts that consoiidation | § $.5.00, $:6.50, $18.50, $20.00 Jaunty Mikado Swuits at $22.50, $25.00, $27.50, $3) Exquis'tz Novelties at Pozu'ar Prices Jackets and Long Coats. Stylish Tourist Jackets at $3.00, $7.50, $8.50, $i0.00 Fine Tailored Corset Coats at $10.00, $12.50, $i15 00, $i7.50 3 and Full Length Tour st Coats at $6.00, $7.50, §850, $i0.00 Nove'ty Long Coats at $i3.50, $15.00, $17.50, $20.00 Fur Jacksts—Special values al $20.00, $22.50, $25.00 Misses’ and .Children’s Coats— Good quality, handsome styles - $3.50 to $15.00 Skirts—New Siyles at $2, §3.50, $5, §6.50, $7.50, 310 Novelty Etemine Skirts—With extra qua’ity Silk Drop Skirt, black, navy and browa, special $14.00 See our new styles Siik Shirt Waist Suits. 1230, 1232, 1234 M. STREET. D A o RKET !\ll SF‘IF\TS INGLESIDE COURSING PARK. OPERA HOUSE Week B ginning Matinee To day MR. JAMES NEILL | [ o | i | GRAN I'HELD BY Every 1Sc : amee 1| SATURDAY 25c s5< | ERENY] SAK rlif S umgmma s e MONDAY " " i | | cats, which go direct to the park. and SUNDAY. Couretrg will beg'n at 11 o'clock sharp and ecriinue untll the iast winning fag goes up TOTAL PRIZES : : : $2000 transfer to Guerrers Al cars AMUSEMENTS. '-..._._..._«__.___..____.._ Week Commencing THIS AFTER- NOON, August 21 V uiaville’s Vary Best ! : Aps ramen | o ILI.MMS .&. TUGKER Creation, “SKIN- an Episode ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY Max znd Julia HEINRICH America’s Most Distinguished Concert TRELOAR The Premier Varsity Oarsman 1SS LDNA EII E The 1 and ex-Harvard " GUYER & OWEL KIDS.” Emmett Davoy & Comp'y In_ Their Screamingly Funny “THE SAINTLY Tte JUGGLING BARRETTS Boomerang Hat Throwers and Comedy Club Jugglers. LITTLE & PRITZKOW Character Singers and ¢ ORPIEUM xo‘nou PICTURES, JACK N UNROE In His Training Quarters. Carce ME. BILLINGS. omedians. tinees Ever urday nd Regular 3 ‘Thursday Prices—16c, and Sunday ____ MISCELLANEOUS. Perfect Fitting Eyeglasses it Moderate Gost (& 642 "MARKETST DON'T FAIL TO! see the beaufifulf COURT Lounging | room. the EMPIRE | PARLOR, the! PALM ROOM, the | LOUIS XV PAR- LOR, and the LA- DIES’ WRITING ROOM. P- J. REILLY JAS. F. GRACE SATURDAY and SUND\Y AUS, 20-21 TWO GIGANTIC COURSING EVENTS 128---ENTRIES--128 .. .Judge . slipper INCLUDING SUNDAY. URDAY ON Arnold Daly A JOHN GRACE. Judge. Eernard Shaw's > c A N ittt | _,f}z)ymu SHOR' Comedy, B i D A COURSING PARK N Pi’lC 82; Dress Cirele, $1 50; BS; Qrehostra, £1; next served, 50c; | D, OPERA TIVOLI & T [THE TOREADOR| T 0 CO'S MUSI- ATION. ARADISE IN «.GREAT SPORT AND..... ; played in prominent places throughout the city. Don’t fail to see one. | “Constance” represents a rare and delicate type of beauty. The calm, | pure ex-ression of her face is enlivened by the beautiful fiesh tints and | strencthened bv the bits of contrasting colors brought out by the arrange- ings. | ment of the appie blossoms in her This study is a most careful reproduction of Mr. Richter’s celebrated original, and is regarded as onc of best of this famous artist’s paint- dark heir. the B L Lt itiiii i 'K A B e B e i B i diit B e B i il (.. il . B O el hdd B B R e e S S e e et st sssotstse ottt seset ottt ettt ettt e e sttt ee e eeeeese oot -MILE RELAY PACE ATTRACTS MUCH ATTENTION THE BANK A SARATOGA RESORT |TRIES TO BREAK | AT 1 WHITE or WINS GIRL CUSTODY FOR SIXTH TIME John W. Gates and Friends Make Up | Successfally l{t‘slsl.s me of Kate yet {o be All the Crack Wheelmen of Bay Coun- | ties Will Compete To-Day at | a Pool and Finally Lose Thompson to Adopt Little Ingleside. ‘ H-"-“_""- Violet Lundb The wheelmen are looking forward | SARATOGA, N. Y., Aug. 20.—John| wWith the facts in the in the ten-mile team | W. Gates, “UOY“Y'"M"G by A. B. Hud- 'heard, Judge Kerrigan y to a great co s afternoon at Ingleside untered into the United States ‘Llub. which is run by Croker & Ken- day de- cided, upon a question of law, that racetrack. x teams, composed of Secretary White of the Soclety for the the bay counties’ best riders, will | nedy, last night. The party made UP | Prevention of Cruelty to Children is make the running, each man carrying |& Pool of $10,000 to be used injentitled to the custody of six-year-old the colors two miles. It is Kll)’body').\ breaking the bank."” tes called | Vioiet Lundberg. It s the sixth court race, with chances apparently favor- |foF two stacks of chec He was pr(.u-m;v:l & in little more than a year ¢ ak "he ¢ with | 8iven two worth $250 each. He | for possession of the givl. ing the Oakland Wheelmen. but with | White was: appointed as har guar. several others decidedly in the hunt. | shoved them back and asked for two dian by Judge Coffey in May, 1902, This event is but one of a dozen care- | worth $5000 each. The house, at|..4 placed her in an institution, in fully arranged races of a mixed | Gutes’ request, doubled the limit, | October the mother tionad for a nature. Footracing has 2 prominer ; which is ordinarily $250 to “cases” |revocation of the letters, bhut the case place on the programme. Four handi jand $500 to “tops. was dismissed by Judge Coffey upon caps for the spiked shoe exdverts will divide attention with a match race at 100 yards between Dave Sullivan and |if ithe limit was taken off entirely.|beas corpus proceedings, which she Phil Wand, well-known sporismen |Croker agreed, after Joe Ullman and |lost. He then enlarged his motion ' and former cinder path champions, | Maxey Blumenthal had agreed to take |and took the case to the Supreine and a half-mile relay between seven | half of the play. Gates played several | Court, where White was again viee | teams from the Public School League. | hours and at one time his losses were | torious. With an idea to getting the best pos- 1 $35,000. He finally quit about $15,000 Between the time of the nr;ument sible racing, Chalrman M. Newmark of | loser, the original $10,000 being in-|and the rendering of the decision by ! the auxiliary committee of the Cali- fornia Associated Cyclists made up the cycling programme. He has in- cluded two handicap motor cycle races in his list, and with well adjusted handicaps there is no more exciting sport. A tandem event at three miles is sure to be a fine contest, as there is plenty of rivalry and a great dif- ference of opinion concerning the out- come. The novices have been remem- bered with a mile race and more than forty have hopes of graduating from the maiden class. A two-mile open handicap and a mile dash, which is limited to two entries from each club, completes the card. Both the number and class of the contestants insure good sport and an afternoon at Ingleside will not be re- gretted. The affair is a benefit for tes lost $10,000 and then said he would go further on his own account cluded in this amount. e} the Golden Gate Park amphitheater fund and practically every dollar taken in at the gate will go to swell the amount in Treasurer O'Kane's possession for that great public im- provement. Donations of prizes, printing and other incidental ex- penses have reduced the cost of run- ning the show to a minimum, Mission-street cars will run direct to the gates for this day only in addi- tion to the regular Guerrero-street service. The Columbia Park Boys' Club band will furnish music during the brief intermissions by permission of Director Peixotto, who is anxious to assist the cause and provide a future athletic field for his charges. request of her attornev. The mother got znother attorney an.l began ha- the Supreme Court the child was kid- | naped from the Protestant Orphans’ Home on Halght street by, Mrs. Kate Thompson of 228 ‘White reco\erefl the girl and placed | her in another home, where she now | is. Then Mrs. Thompson applied for ' letters of adoption of the child, which White resisted on the technicality that, his permission as guardian would have to be obtained before the girl could be legally adopted. No evidence was of- fereqd in court and the Judge ruled in ‘White's favor on the question of law. It Mrs. Thompson wants to continue her fight she will have to take it to the Supreme Court. ———— The sum of happiness increases with decrease of fear. Users of “Old Gilt Edge Whiskey™ fear not i1l health or inclement weather, ‘Wichman, Lutgen & Co., 20-31 Battery st. * ' B e N B i driii i i M sl R S R A S e S Nevada avenue. | ————— | For Cheap Litigation. | The Legal Protective Association filed ariicles of incorporation yester- ! day announcing its purpose to be to render legal ald, advice and service to its members and gratuitously if necessary to all who may appear worthy thereof and are unable to pro- cure assistance elsewhere. The direc- tors are George O’Byrne, Clement V. | Mitchell, Jessie Cowperthwalite, Jo-| seph A. Mitchell and William D. Plow- den. R TOR EADOR R lasco & Mayer, prietors. . D._Price, LAST TIME TO-NIGHT. WHITH WHITTLISSEY In Hall Caine's Great Play, THE MANXMAN MONDAY NIGHT—ATL WEF! MATS. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. WHl'l E | W0 THE ALchzaR AZAR 00, | WHITTLESEY It the Thrilling Romance, The Pride of Jenmco As Played by James K tt, To Follow—WHITE WHIT TLESEY in Na- THAN HALE. GENTRAL® Market st., near I‘l:hlh Phane Sul.lh M ADVERTISEMENTS. (3. &G, GUMP CO.| " 113 Geary Strest !c' MszR MATINEE TO-DAY—-TO-; \IGHT LAST TIME Discount Sale rgor“ngg_Ei.“fi‘a";ea'f;“sake Closes Fugust 31, (904 Matinees Saturday and Sunday. First time here of the new, thrilling Drama of the Russo-Japanese War, A SPY AT POAT ARTHUR P‘lc R ..10c to 50= iCe, 13¢, 20¢ LAST TWO TIMES TO-DAY OF “THE WHIRL oF TH- TOW . Beginning To-morrow Night a Complet: and Original Musical Comedy, “ANHEUSER PUSH” BY WILL CARLETON AND LEE JOHNSON, Up-to-date Novelties and Laughable smu- tions. Our High-Salaried Burlesque Artists Dorothy Morton, Georgie O'Ramey, no.u. Hope. Rice and’ Cady, Bobby North, Edwin Clark, Ben Dillon. See the Beautitul Paro- rama of the St. Louls Exposition; ‘“The Ann- hovser Busch Brewery”: in St. Lodis: the open; ing of the Magnificent new_“‘Fairmount Hotel.” AATINEES SATURDAY AND DAY. SAME POPULAR PRICES. 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