The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 4, 1904, Page 35

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1904. MISSOURIANS IIEAR FAIRBANKS oosevelt’s Running Mate Is | Greeted by Big Crowds as le Travels Through State ENTHUSIASM DISPLAYED Senator Is Received With Cheers and Outstretched Hands at All the Depots| Mo., Sept. 3.—When | nks left Kansas Cil}" to the East to-day he | eduled to make brief stops at | Missouri and his The first stop was gton Junction. There de no speech, but he ted all who were as- Carrolton there was & longer p and & larger crowd, and he made ef speech from the rear platform, ng ameng other things: 1; s gratifying, indeed, to Witness the great State of A nce of interest taking in the great po- which concerns the people. Missouri, during the enjoyed a meas- 1at_has been un- here has been pros- tory, prosperity or upon Bll the great lines of commerce. All of this in the fullest possible degree is a high trib- he eff of Re- ipport the g rests. Wi House y of the e people of re United ,and I am the State of the Republ of Misso , also spoke can other crowd FROM SOUTH ENJOY THEIR VISIT From Special Car and Are .en 1o Top of Mount Tamalpais. Francisco hnson reso- g the manager d in the 0 papers. showed a line on the kedest r n Franc Mc = got of the Scientific joined the | W. Free- | get missed l lit G of Stevens e entire region € BTow of lofty marble that ke at the St. Louis a the we Flavor.” , there's a treat in the delicate sweet taste of with thick rich rved food by trying to ork is done and per- factories.) E d soften it a bit, but excuse the eater from at d earnest ‘“‘chews,” for ire sends rich blessings er. Of course the one eak teeth can soften the food !k down to a mush if necessary, good old Dame doesn't smile on them. rildren and adults must | nd grind freely to make rong and to preserve act of chewing brings needed saliva from the that helps amazingly in the on of foods of various kinds. | sallva i not so much required | with G ts, for this food is pre- | digested at is the starch turned into | & form of sugar in the process of mak- ing and that helps give it the fascinat- ng fiavor. irape-Nuis people are heaithy and =nioy good things. “There’s a reason.” | gate prizes. HABEAS CORPUS WRIT DENIED Judge Morrow Decides That Hyde and Dimond Must Undergo Trial in Court SUPREME COURT APPEAL Titles Obtained by Fraund Are Not Titles at All &qd Indictment Is Valid S TS United States Circuit Judge Morrow yesterday refused to grant a writ of habeas corpus to F. A. Hyde and H. P. Dimond, under indictment by the Grand Jury of the District of Colum- bia. Judge Merrow held that the in- dictment was valid and that it chars:d‘ a crime against the United States. Bert Schlesinger, counsel for the de- fendants, presented papers on appeal to the Supreme Court of the United | States, and the defendants were re- quired to give bonds of $10,000 each, | which they did. Francis Heney of counsel for the Government asked that defendants be required to give bonds of $50,000 each. | He i that the offense of which they | ere charged was not an extraditable one and that the defendants, if they wished, could go to British Columbia | or Mexico, and thus escape punish- ment. Garret McEnerney remarked that the accused were able to give| bonds for $50,000 each, but that such| a sum was unreasonable. He also ook | exception to Heney’'s remark that the| accused had realized half a million | pdollars out of the alleged frauds. Judge Morrow, in the course of hx-\ opinion, sald: ‘In t case I have considered \ery the question whether or not | e trict of Columbia has jurisdi fon, and I am satisfied that it ha * * ¢ The important question is| whether or not this indictment charges | the petitioners with any erime against the United States. * * * The charg- | ing part of the indictment is not very | r in uage. The objection that tment charg petitioners with having obtai to ain lands from the tes of Cali- | fornia and Oregon in the names of fic- titi .'n‘! that this has been g title from the United | its lan this i cle cer States for 1 which the United | States « It is said that this is not an > against the United | Statees; if these petitioners have | secured title, they are entitled to change that title for land belonging to the Unx does not m ited States. An exchange 1 a fraud. * * * Judge reached the conciusion language of the indict- ticism it does allege nst the Taws of the and I also am of that Mbrrow went on to say that ained by fraud is no title at that when the accused ex- 1 lands to which they did not ! a valid title, they defrauded the CHARITY TO BE- GIN ON MONDAY 6 and 7 there will ‘heon served at 207- ue, from 11 o'clock to 2 p. m. As a culinary in- ent the luncheon will be worth t of charity it will be it is for the benefit of | r Old Ladies’ Home. pular opinion the endowed institution. cer presented the grounds the building, but left the | 4 nagers to provide for e—a task that was for adroitly managed—unul = Jome, making sad in- reasy rather diminish- ry, hence th> luncheon. Contributions of chickens, fruit, 11 be thankfully received | > left at the home of Mrs. 3434 C street. t —_—e—— SEPTEMBER 9 HOLIDAYS. | Reduced Rmen on the California| Northwestern Railway. | September 8, Admission day, and Sunday, September 1C and 11, seil to round tr on its line, except suburban, tickets at a reduction ‘of 25 per retwrn limit of mkeu s0ld at this he 12 rate will be Monda: INDEPE? CELEBEBATE A\\l\'ERSARY DAY The Members “lll (-o on to Los Ga- tos, Where Appropriate Exercises ‘Will Be Held. The fifteen local courts of the Inde- pendent Order of Foresters, together with the six Companion courts, the la- dies’ auxiliary of the order, will cele- | brate Admission day this year by a grand outing to Los Gatos. Special trains have been engaged to convey the | excursionists to that place, where they will be received by the members of the court tHere and a committee of citi- n, headed by the officials of the place. | y will be escorted to Bunker Hill | Park, where there will be exercises ap- propriate to the day, lunching, dancing, | sam races and a contest between quartets from various courts for a | valuable trophy to be awarded to the best four voices. In addition to the many attractions that have been ar- ranged by the gemeral committee, .ot- ficered by William Stewart, chairman; J. P. Murphy, vice chairman; 0. K. Brown, secretary, and Henry Schroed- er, treasurer, there will be a number of The committee has made arrangements to have the trains, which are to start from the broad-gauge depot, stop at Ocean View, San Mateo and Palo Alto to receive the members of the courts located in those places. From present indications it is expected that between 1200 and 1500 persons will attend this celebration. The following sub-committees have charge of the affair: Promotion t T. Wheeler, | W. _A._Hoyt. Jehm Mercredy, | F. B. Stmpson, McLachlan, G. W. Games—George Dow, J. P. Striegel, W. Gregg, O. Wallenstein, C. A. Driscoll, Dr. Herrington, F. ‘Wall, R. F. Roberteon. Prizes—F. W. Coilins, Paur Molter, 8. A. ‘Williard, M. Topp, C. Nielson. Lawrence Fits- gerald, John Thompson; Companions Mrs. J. P, Murphy, Liilie Petroschka, Mrs. Paul- ine Rodgers, Miss R. YOung, )un May Mc- Caffery and Miss M. M n. Floor—H. C. Reimers, A. B. Johnson, Lucas Lee A. Lewls, James Burke, Kuss. L. K Rivara, James Stewart. J. crudden, A. Pep- percorn, T. J. Desmond, J. H. Moritz; Com- panions Petrosch oung, McCat- zery, McMahco end Murphy and Georze F. Staff. Muste—J. S. Williams, E. Demarais, Frederick Adams, H. M. x:uy. A. B. Smith, 3. 3. Cornell, R B. Howard, Frinune—. W. Hamilton, O. K. Brown, W. _ Gedtrev, A. P, Cooney, 4 & Rackerby, L Jasiesca. = | suit is that | a visit to Yosemite Valley, ADVERTISEMENTS. GOLDENGAT THE LARGEST Cloak and Suit House EXCLUSIVE CLOAK HOUSE WEST OF NEW YORK. Grand Display of New Style Garments .. Tailor Suits, Coats, Skirts and Furs.. ...PRICES -$2 Masterful Supremacy Perfection of Fit We receive our Models direct from the fashion centers of Europe, purchase our materials direct from the mills and sell dinct to the consumer, hence our HIGH NOVEI.‘I‘Y TAILOR. SUITS at . FUR COATS—Reliable quality at COATS 3 AND FULL LENGTH —the very newest ideas, at $10.00, $15.00. $17.50, $22.50, $35.00,.$42.50 COVERT COATS—22 to 50 inches long; the very best of mate- rials, the finest kind of tailoring MISSES’ and CHILDREN'S COATS—Kersey, Velvet and Silk Matelasse; the very newest styles. . PEDESTRIAN SKIRTS—Perfect hanging..$2.50 to $12.50 Fudsio:’o! Finish ALWAYS LO N ANYWHERE... ...... $25.00, $30.00, $32.50 5.00, $30. 00 $35.00, $42.50 aad $50.00 $8. 50 to $37.50 -$3.50 to $15.00 DRESS SKIRTS —Trimmed; new cut up to 29 gotu, Made of Broadcloth, Vene- tian, Cheviot and Panama cloth, at prices from. . e $4.00 to $15.00 SILK and ETAMINE SKIRTS - Exquisite styles £5.00 t0 $35.00 CREPE DE CHINE SKIRTS--Perfectly elegant...$25.00, $30.00 aad $32.50 SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK TOURIST SUITS, made of good quality cheviot, in_black, navy and brown, velvet trimmed; ‘excellent $20.00 value. Special .... $15.00 $15.00 $17.50 2oiCes o Eim.”‘“‘“.m“‘hff:'.%“s‘z"if&)‘i'”si‘:?u‘?“““s‘f;’ 5 See our Suits with fancy Vest effect at $20.00, $22.50 aad $25.00 1000 PEDESTRIAN DRESS SKIRTS. $5.00 Gual value at 36.50, $7.50 and sa.oo Extra Special at, ...1230-1232-1234 MARKET STREET... Extra Special HUNDREDS OF CLAIMS FOR m.'r'cn OF TAXES Suit Begun by H. K. Wolff to Invali- date Levies for Hospital and School Buildings in 1902. H. K. Wolff, by his attorney, Otto Irving Wise, yesterday began suit against the cf and county for the return of an aggregate of $8449 381 on more than four hundred assigned claims for illegally collected taxes, The suit asks the court to declare that the assessments in 1902 of 714 cents on the same amount for new school build- ings be declared void, in that the levies were an attempt to suspend the limit of taxation for that year. The claim named as the basis of the of A. Abrahamson, who paid $28 05 alleged to have been col- lected “erroneously and illegally.” In the list of hundreds of othgrs, |"whose claims Wolff is prosecuting, ap- pear the American Biscuit Company for $203 02, H. H. Bancroft Company for $386 63, George H. Moffat estate, $325; Standard Oil Company, $401 70. —_———————— Yosemite Valley. Via Merced and the “Double Loop,” the Santa Fe, in connectlon with the Yo- semite Transportation Company, offers excellent service to the Yosemite Valley. New and comfortable stages are used, and the trip made by daylight only. The road passes through two groves of Big Trees, avoiding side trips to see the Giant: N California trip is complete without and August and September are delightful months for the trip. For excursionists from the East and | accompanying friends a special round- trip rate $26.90 from San Francisco is made. From Merced the rate is $20.00. No_sleeping-car expense is necessary, and good hotel accommodations en route are available. Stop-off at Merced is given on through railroad tickets. Full particulars in illustrated folder to be had at Santa Fe ticket offices, 841 Market street. e ——— Recelipts of Board of Works. The financial report of Cashier Donahue of the Board of Works for August shows that the receipts from 919 permits issued were $18,238 75 and the disbur: ents $9685. —_———————————— Fat Folks—I reducel my welight 70 pounds, bust 6 Inches, walst 6 inches and hips 14 inches in a short time by a guaranteed parmiess remedy without exercise or starving. I will tell you all about it. Inclose stamp. Ad- dress MRS. E. G. RICHARDS, 226 East Ninth street, Riverside. "Cal ADV ERTISEMENTS. /zégn/arizefra/n iy #4125 THE IDEAL RAZOR FOR AN IDEAL SHAVE. Smooth as velvet, and makes shaving oneself a real pleasure. OTHER RAZORS—Good ones, as low as 81.00. POCKET XENIVES—Of a high grade, in several different styles, at $1.00 and up. Two bars Willlams' Shaving SBoap, 15¢. Razors honed and ground. Honing, 25c¢. Order by malil if you're out of town. THAT MAN PITTS, ¥. W. PITTS, The Stationer. 1008 MARKET STREET, Opp. Fifth, BAN FRANCISCO. H. S. BRIDGE & CO., MERCHANT TAILORS, 622 Market Street. Palace Hotel. NCISCO. Stairs. v SAN_F { Novelties in Imported Wear. 2 | hundred dollars for a! { new City and County Hospital and the | TO-NIGHT 2 Weeks Beginning Week commencing THIS AFTERNOON September 4. MODERN VAUDEVILLE! MATINEE EVERY DAY CONGLAVE WEEK TH: GREAT SINGING FOUR (Mendelssohn Quartet). Harry D. Martin, first tenor: Slack, eecond tenor; Robert V. Brown, first bass; C, D, Schmidlap, second’ bass. EDWARD CORNEY BURTON and BROOKS Supported by Original Company. Including PRICES: | AMUSEMENTS. G OLUMBIAEE LAST TIME—ARNOLD DALY in DOUBLE BILL “CANDIDA” and “THE MAN of DESTINY" MONDAY xviie BELLEW E. M. HOLLAND In the Celébrated Dramatic Study in Criminology RAFFLES; Orchestra, $2; Dress Circle, §1.50; Balcony, first seven rows, $1.00; next econd Bal cony, o eoee Tailor Suits, Long a Shor | Coats, Furs and Skirts a WHOLESALE PRICES Only the Very Latest Styles of Garments, Made by Expert Tailors. $20.00 Suits, wholesale price . $25.00 Suits, wholesale price . . . $30.00 Suits, wholesale price . . . $35.00 Suits, wholesale price . . . $40.00 Suits, wholesale price . . $10.00 Jackets, wholesale price $15.00 Jackets, wholesale price $20.00 Jackets, wholesale price $15.00 $25.00 Jackets, wholesale price .. $17.50 $25.00 Fur Coats, wholesale price $20.00 $32.50 Fur Coats, wholesale price $25.00 Skirts of Every Description at Wholesale Prices. g g $15.00 $17.50 $22.50 $25.00 $30.00 . $7.50 $10.00 Wholesale Manufacturers. 1140-1142 Market Street San Francisco’s SAN FRANCISCO 7 DAYS SEPTEMBER 12-18 Show Grounds, Eleventh and Market Sts. 2 Performances Daily at 3 and 8 p. m. Doors Open One Hour Earller. Nightly, including Sunday. Matingce Saturday Only RINGLING BRO WORLD'S GREATEST ® SHOWS The AMATEUR y CRACKSMAN reserved, S0c; Admission 25¢. In their Comedy Skit, “A Can of Humor." 3-FUNNY MITCHELLS-3 Creole Entertainers. “OUR BOYS IN BLUE” Kronau's Great Military Spectacular seven rows, ‘5 Proprietors. E. D. Price, ager. ALCAZAR TrEs LAST TIME TO-NIGHT, WHITE WHITTLESEY In Clyde Fitch's Colonial Drama, NATHAN HALE Starting with LABOR DAY MATINEE, MONDAY, Sept. 5, ALL WEEK, Sensation, including {ndliana’s With Mats. Thurs, Friday (Admission day) g i and Saturday. PRACIK DL cOoRPs Evg., 25¢ to 7bc; Mats., 25c to Soe. WHITE [ e Aeazis oo | WHITTLESEY In the Romantic Irish Drama, ROBERT EMMET original version by Brandon Tynan. l(onany. Sept. 12, MR. WHITE WHITTLE- EY in “THE SECOND IN COMMAND."” Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kelcy Preseuting their Original and Greatest Success, ‘‘Uncle Phinea: KLEIN and CLIFTON Fecentric Comedy Singers and Dancers. Third and Last_Week and Tremendous Sliccess of EVA. JAC WILLIAMS & TUCKER Wi in the career ol Mdry Ellen Poet. Prices, 10¢, 25c and 50c. UNION COURSING PAHK EB TO-DAY‘TO-M[M Last Time oxwgmmuu Hit, the Greatest of Chi- nese Plays, THE FIRST BORN Starting With LABOR DAY MATINEB TO-mOrTow. SPECIAL IA“NEE FRIDAY (ADMISSION And Regul )(-uneo- s-mrdu and_Sunday. ‘lehc‘:dm.{(remu- Most Powerful Drama, THE EVIL MEN DO. — Massive and Magnificent Scenic ‘Environment; 7 Brilliant Cast. Evenings Matinees . Belasco & Mayer, | The Biggest Show of All Times, Past or Present, Surpassing in Scope, Magnil- tude and Grandeur Anything Before Attempted. 83,700,000 Invested. 85 Railroad Cars. CALIFORNIA ——TO-NIGHT—— MR. FREDERIC BELASCO Presents $7,400 Daily Ex-20 Separate Tents. FLORENCE ROBERTS || mseZene G sicmet™™ In Her Wonderful Portrayal of SAPHO Mats.—Wednesday, Friday sion day) and Saturday. 200 Unique Acts. 650 Horses. At Each Performance, CRAZO Challenges Death in His Sensational Aet. LEAPING THE GAP A Bicycle Jump of 52 Feet—the Most Hazard- ous and Thrilling Feat Ever Accomplished. European Stars Appearing in America for the First Time. THE 4 ELDREDS World's Champion Novelty and Daring Dareback Riders. THE 4 BEDINIS Italy's Premier Equestrians. THE COLINI-CAIRONS Famous Parisian Troabillon Dancers. THE 7 GLINS:=RETTIS Europe’s Most Celebrated Acrobata. THE KAUFFMAN FAMILY Phenomenal Bicycle Experts. Incomparable JACKSON FAMILY Dollard Troupe, Dacomas, Flying Fishers, 3 Rios, Fortuns Brothers, Tasmanian Troupe, Genaro & Theol, and 300 More Peerless Performers. AMAZING ANIMAL ACTORS (Admts- To-Morrow — Seat Sale “Marta of the Lowlands.” for A H. W. BISHOP, Lessee and Manager. TO-NIGHT Ax2 Az T0.NIGHT AND ALL NEXT WEEXK Colossal Triumoh of OLIVER MOROSCO'S MAJESTIC THEATER CO., Offering a PalACe & King IAT!N]E TO-MORROW, MONDAY: ALSO THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. P. J. REILLY. JAS. . GRACE SATURDAY and SUNDAY, SEPT. 3-4 FIFTH ANNUAL CALIFORNIA FUTURITY OPEN AND RESERVE STAKES 155—NOMINATIONS—I55 SZSOO—TOTAI.JURSE—SL’»OO TRAIN SERVICE. Baturday—Leaves Third and Townsend 10:15 a m. and 1:30 p. m.; 10:15 a. m. train only stops at Twenty-fitth and Vu:ncll streeta. Sunday—Trains leave To streets at 10:15 a- gt - B e all stopping &t Twenty-fitth and v~. lencia strests five minutes later. Retu at 4:45 and after the last course. San electric cars every four minutes to park en- trance direct. ADMISSION 25 CENTS; NO FREE LIST. o JIVOR Jroust- BEGINNMING MONDAY, SEPT. 5, MST 2 WEEKS Of the Greatest Tivoll Success n:TOREADOR MATINEES £3R% YT SERENADE USUAL TIVOLI PRICES—25c, 50c, 75c. LABOR DAY Rl‘lmol DAY TURDAY f Peeckaid Theater Packed Nightly. l‘rl‘lqm lver Shm Here. Funny w wm Bfllnful laecllllfl- Costuming, Unequaled. by an Unflvflefl Cl‘ High-Class Speciaities Every After- & CADY noon anl tvcnlng in the Theater. ng’ O rohar NORTN THE MUSI NS: nu.rn POST | EDWIN LRy "OBEN DILLON AND zsam CL!.N'!ON NELL] ? x-‘u)ssm HOPE———PEARL mcxl(ul GAMPBELL A .wmlson. AND n.::cn. Saturday and mounpx. LABOR DAY, NEXT MONDAY, SEPT. 5. yisiting the Clutss Sun- ADMISEIOH DAY, FRIDAY, SEPT 5. ‘will be given ti rictly Popular l.- fi..&'?;'.“‘flf‘ 3 Next Burlesque, ‘‘MISS ‘UMA,” by J. ectric Gall Horses, oping ITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. Loty Doy Gelebratio To- Morrow snd FIREWORKS AT NIGHT! Admission 10c; Children Be. MISCELLANEOUS AMUSEMENTS, %.&flh(hmrml Weekly Call, $I per Year| it mmarwnwn; THE_AN ANHEIISEH PUSH!.=- 3 HERDS PERFORMING ELEPRANTS. CAPT. WEBB'S 2 GROUPS OF EDU- CATED SEALS, And Squadrons ef Marvelously Trained Horses The Most Sublime Spectacle of All Times. Jerusalem and the Crusades A Daszling Picture of Beauty, Life, SAN FRANCISCO BY AUTOMOBILE CALL MOBILE CARRIAGE 00- GOLDEN GATE AVE. and GOUGH ST. Phone Private Exchange 770. Downtown offices—Court Palace Hotel; Lobby St. Francis Hotel; Lobby of Occidental Hgtel. MISCELLANEOUS. e Grboata Tt Exquisite Grand Ballet Divertiscment 50c Ticket Admits to Everything. OChil. dren Under 12, Half Price. BIG FREE STREET PARADE AT 10. Admission Tickets and Numbered Reserved Seats will be cn sale during the engagement at Sherman, Clay & Co.’s Music Store, Kearny and Sutfer streets, at exactly the same price charged at ticket wagons on the show grounds. DIRECTORY OF RESPONSIBLE HOUSES. Catalogue and Price Lists Mailed on Application. BRUSHES FOR mmaxm m. houm Mllmfl ublu. brewers, bookbinders, candy Mmakers, canpers, @yers, four mills, foundries, la bangérs, printers, painters, shos factories stablemen, tar-roofers, tanners, tailors, ete. 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