The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 11, 1904, Page 35

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1904 CITY @ Dry Goods % MOHAIR ROXANZA —For hard wear; bright finish and does not lose its luster, yard CREPE DE PARIS—Eolienne weight matesials; we have just opened another shipment of these goods at prices ranging upward from, yard MISTRAL CREPON— ZIBELINE=Will be much used and comes in plain and fancy effects at prices from, yard . CITY OF PARIS DRY GOODS COMPANY, Geary and Stockton Streets, Union Squars mnmoooommomnmonnomnn Black Dress Goods FALL AND WINTER IMPORTATIONS NOW READY We are showing a particularly strong line of Up-to-Date Fabrics in Plain and Fancy Materials. A Parisian novelty for the coming season in some very handsome designs, yard. $3.00t0 $4.00 BROADCLOTH—This fabric will be very popularand our line comprises all grades at prices ranging from, yard ADVERTISEMENTS. l ARIS Company. $1.25 to $2.00 and Voile—The popular light $1.00 to $3.50 $i1.0D to $4.50 $1.50to $4.50 (lhfornh\ Souvenirs. “Scenic Trea es of California” & redwood and other gc "ri & at lowest prices. , 741 Market street. —_—————— Bad for His Ears. Steven B. Ayres, who plays golf some, ory the other day of a d his clubs at the new The boy had | consisting h national viand to for breakfast—pie. d of pie he es up my MISCELLANEOUS. DEVELOPING 5 PRINIING a2 my patrons, be- best workman- TRY xY DATLIGET LOADING : Small prices. 8 are pronounced xcelled for quick Prices from 0 PIOT PAPER—Is the best de ng by artificial ed at moderate 1 orders promptly filled. THAT MAN PITTS, F. W. PITTS, The Stationer, 1008 MARKET STREET, Opp. Pifth. SAN FRANCISCO. LEADING BUSINESS O COLLEGE OF THB Over: S0 Pall ot e Piniaifi. O Oper Estab. 46 ¥ v of business, shorthand and engineering west 2> ot Chicago. _ Perfect climate Expenses low, Write for free THE LYCEUM. credited preparatory school for the uni. 4 medical collegen, is well ¢ cureful and thorough work. Come we prepare you well; refer- t Jordan or any pro- Buflding. H. GRAU, Ph. D., Principal. IR\ ING INSTITUTE. day school for young ladies and 6 California street. Will reopen Accredited to the unjversities. . M, Principal, Moum T’nclpacs Military Academy | N RAFAEL, CAL. Jusfor school separate, Fall term begins Aug. 17. ARTHUER CROSBY, D.D., Head Master, a, | of Boston, who represents an iron man- ]num\n FOR AMERICAN IRON IN ENGLAND book of California, for | e rs for less and some for | Suggestion That English Warrants Be Issued for It Favors American Producers. A movement is now going on among English iron dealers to have warrants issued in such form that they will cover American iron as well as the grades |of English and Scotch iron against | which warrants are already issued. It is proposed to establish another form {of warrant to be known as Standard | Foundry warrant, making a third in |the group of warrants of which the | other two already in general use are | known as the Scotch warrants and the ke | Cleveland warrants. In this country warrant system is still in the stage development, although the progress {in the establishment of the system has been much more rapid in recent months llhan in previous years, but the ad- . | vantages of the system are gencrally | recognized in Great Britain and it is | admittedly desirable for producers to { be able to dispose of their iron by war- | |rant rather than by direct sale. Here- | |tofore American iron, that has been shipped to England has been disposed iof withouf the instrumentality of the warrant, and this has to some extent i.u least handicapped American pro- | ducers in disposing of their iron on the | English market. Owing to this fact | the extension of the warrant system in England to include the product of ican furnaces will doubtless be me to American producers, but in | England the suggestion which is al- ready maturing is not being received | with unanimous favor. Commenting on the ptan the London Statist sald in a recent issue: “It seems like putting a weapon in the hands of our foreign industrial com- petitors wherewith to beat us.. If they | choose to send us their iron to sell for what they can get they are at liberty, under our fiscal system, to do so. But why should we provide them with the means of obtaining from us as consum- | ers higher prices than they have been, and presumably will be again, willing to accept as dumpers? The arrange- ment may be a good one for brokers, but it seems to us distinctly a bad one | for the British iron trade.” —_———— NEW UNLOADING RECORD ON THE GREAT LAKES | Steamer Wolvin Discharged 9945 Gross Tons Iron Ore in Four and a Half Hours. The new steamer A. B. Wolvin has, as expected, broken all cargo records on the Great Lakes during the short time which she has been in commis- sion this season. Her cargo record to date is as follows: Nine thousand nine hundred and four net tons, 1800 pounds soft coal Lorain to Duluth; 9727 gross tons iron ore, Two Harbors to Buffalo; 10,569 net tons hard coal, Buffalo to Milwaukee; 10,873 gross tons iron ore, Escanaba to South Chicago; 9945 gross tons iron ore, Duluth to Conneaut. The Wolvin in her last trip to Con- neaut established a new unloading rec- ord for ore. Her cargo of 9945 gross tons was unloaded in four hours and thirty minutes by four Hulett clam- shell machines and four Brown electri- cal machines working together. The Wolvin arrived at Conneaut on Friday night, but was compelled to wait- her turn until Monday morning. At 7:20 yo ‘clock Monday morning the eight | buckets began working upon her and |at 11:52 o'clock the last bucket was { hoisted from the hold and the whistle | of the big steamer signaled for a tug. |S8he had been completely unloaded | without any hand labor,whatever. No | such work has ever been done’ before | on the Great Lakes. The nearest ap- | proach to it is the record of the James H. Hoyt, when 5200 tons of ore were taken from that steamer by the four | Hulett machines in three hours and fifty-two minutes. The Hoyt, like the ‘Wolvin, has her hatches spaced 12-foot centers.—Engineering News. ——— . Millions of Horseshoes Used. “Two million kegs, containing 160,- 000,000 horseshoes, are used annually in the United States and Canada, approy- imately speaking,” sald S. L. Martin ufacturing concern and was in New York recently. “That was about the number used | last year and all the hue and cry about rubber shoes and automobile { is raised in the face of a constantly in creasing sale of horseshoes. As a mat ter of fact, the use of rubber horse- shoes, which is confined almost alto- gether to the large citles, is a help to manufacturers. The sale of the old- tashioned shoe goes on increesing and in addition to that the manufacturers have an opportunity to make the steel | portion of rubber shoes. All so-called | rubber shoes have a rim of steel in | them and it is usually a better metal .nnd gives the manufacturer a wider | | berth for profits than the old-fashioned shoe.”—New York Commercial. ——— A ——— A wise man pever stumbles twice over the same stone; when hg passes that way again the stone isn’t there. ! victed of vagrancy yesterday at Yreka, ,and who announced at the time he| | courts, 'ALHAMBRA THEATRE-EXTRA OFFICER FINED FOR VAGRANCY! PRt i 2 ! Deputy Sheriff Tries to Rid Sisson of Rough Class| and the Tables Are Turned APPOINTMENT REVOKED Minion of the Law Arrested‘ and Penalized by Court and His Star Taken Awa, I REDDING, Sept. 10.—J. F. Morley, a deputy Sheriff at Sisson, who was con- would fight the case to the highest came into court this morning and was fined $150, which he paid. The sporting element of Sisson pre-| ferred the charge of vagrancy against Morley when he tried to rid the town| of some of their number. Morley’'s ap- pointment as deputy Sheriff has been; revoked. SRR TSRS oL el BRITISH DIVORCES ROUSING ATTENTION Great Britain continues to be agi tated over the steady growth of the| divorce evil, though, of course, the] statistics for the United Kingdom look | petty as compared with those of the‘ United States, where about 60,000 peo- | ple. annually go forth freed from the | bonds of wedlock, to be ‘living wit nesses of the instability of the mar: riage vow under modern conditions. gland the number of divorce de- granted is still cumparatl\ely small. At the beginning of the present year there were up for hearing in London, where such cases must be tried, 347 applications for divorce. The total number during this year may be twice as large—a figyre that will startle the E h moralists who are already con- cer with the fact that while the population has increased 61 per cent since 1857, when the divorce act was passed, the number of petitions for an- nulment of marriage has .increased more than threefold. Furthermore the number of separa- | tion orders issued in accordance with the act of 1895 has enormously in-| creased, amounting to more than 7000 in a single year. Perhaps this is the most alarming circumstance of all Figures, in fact, show as incontestably as recent fiction, written by Anthony Hope and others, that our British cousins are following tkLe same inister path as we. The United States rec- ord, however, will not be easily sur- passed, for in thirty-four years more than 700,000 divorces have been granted on this side of th er. Pre-eminence in conjugal infelicity, or the external evidences of it, remains with us. | w S. Special Sale of Leather Goods » $4.00. FOR THIS 24-IN. LEATHER SUIT CASE. Above is one of the speeial offers we are making for the next ten days. We would be glad to have you look over our line. It's the best and most complete_assortment in the market. Trunks, Bags and Sult Cases. A. B. Smith Co., 116 Ellis, near Powell, Perfect Fitting Eyeglasses Kt Moderate Cost 642 "MARKETST | YOU WANT CASH FOR YOUR STOCKS Industrial, ofl or mining. I can get the coln for you. Write me. GOLDFIELDS, TONO- PAH AND FOX RIVER ALASKA. I have some winners in these fortune-making dis- tricts, one of which pays 25 per cent yearly GUARANTEED or your .money back. | limited_biock only to each person; $100 can make $1000. Ask me about them. BARARZ Y, putte 022, Crossiey buitding; phone Grant 8. 1s iuterested and should know about the wonderful D 152 New Montgomery, San Francisco, Willlam u.npmh“budm Dept.), im s.m., Union- Drug Co.. ter and 100 Stockt Brothers...7th and Broad Baldwin Pharma MISCELEANEOUS AMUSEMENTS. Two Grand Operatic Concerts ‘Wed. Night, Sept. 21. Sat. Mat., Sept. 24. MME. FANNIE FRANCISCA Prima Donna sopnno":r the Opera Royal, ‘rwo BR!LLIAN'!' Pnoemunms SEAT SAI_E "egte nm’%fi';.a., & Co.' Prices, §2, $100, 31 and Toor o ADVERTISEMENTS. The Targest Exclustve Cloak and Suit House West of New York City. Cassimeres. 36 inches long Only; Popular Prices ‘The kind whxch h! well, hang well well. FURS! F NOVELTY COATS—Elegant and Exclusive Stylzu DRESS SKIRTS, G SKIRTS at CHXLDREN’S COATS New lices at popular prices, $5.00 to $10.00 Unexcelled Values I Tailored Suits Without question the strongest array of styles ever shown by us. Good material and excellent work- manship. Our Low Prices Are Not Equaled Anywhere $15.00, $16.50 and $17.50 English Tweeds, Scotch Mixtures and Reliable Cheviots, made up in pretty, much favored TOURIST STYLES, trimmed with velvet and fancy silk braid. NOVELTY SUITS at §20, $22.50 and $25 A Choice Collection of Elegant Styles, among which the “Mikado” and chl Vest Effects are predominant; made of high-grade Venetian and Engli JACKETS, 34 arld Full Length COATS SMART and CORRECT STYLE3S— Corset Jackets of Tried Quality Covert Cloth and Whip Cord in Extensive Variety, 22 to $7.50 to $30.00 .......... $13.50 to $50.00 WALKING SKIRTS sndwear $,75, $4.00 and $5.00 URS! FURS! JACKETS, STOLES and SCARFS at LOWEST MARKET PRICES Near ADVERTISEMENTS. TAILOR SUITS, LONG AND SHORT COATS, FURS AND SKIRTS AT WHOLESALE PRIGES Only the Very Latest Styles of Garments, Made by Expert Tailors. $20.00 Suits, wholesale price ...... ..$15.00 $25.Qo Suits, wholesale price .. 3]750 $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 . $25.00 Jackets, wholesale price ...... $25.00 Fur Coats; wholesale price .., $32.50 Fur Coats, wholesale price 325 00 Skirts of Every Description at Wholesale Prices. Wholesale Manufacturers. 1140-1142 Market Street CIRGUS] =4~ Franciseo o 1palS == SEPT. 12-18 = AT 2 ocrock. | /ITH AND MARKET STS.| ar 2 ocrocx. Week Commencing THIS AFTER- NOON, September 11. CHEERFUL VAUDEVILLE! Tie Harry La Rose Co. Presenting Will M. Cressy's One-Act Comedy, “THE SAILOR AND THE HORSE."” rat Rooney and Bent warion Neat and Eccentric Dancers, PSS Al Shean German Monologist. Leo Carrillo Mimie. The Great Singing Four (Mendelssohn _Quartet) Presenting “NEW YEAR'S EVE IN BOHEMIA™ Burton and Brooks In Their Comedy Skit, “A CAN OF HUMOR." The Three Mitchells Creole Entertainers. Knight Templar Parade Shown in ORPHEUM MOTION PIC- TURES. Last Week of the Talk of the Town, ““Our Boys in Biue” Kronau's Great Military Sensation, Including Indiana’s Crack Drill Corps S Regular Matinees Every Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. PRICES—10s, 25¢ and 50c. COLUMBI Powell Street, Near Market, TO-NIGHT And for ANOTHER WEEK MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY, MR. KYRLE And original company, including E. M. HOLLAND, Last time next Sunday night. [monbay, SEPT. 19— 100 PEOPLE—MOSTLY GIRLS. SE EXT THURSDAY. SAN FRANCISCO'S LEADING THEAVRE BELLEW OCQT“E ese WlZARD‘ The Biggest Show of All Times, Past or Present, Surpassing in Scope, Magni. tude and Grandeur Anything Ever Before Attempted. $3,700,000 Invested 50 Musiclans 83 Rallroad Cars in the fascinating study in criminology, s74°° D.“y E‘,““ 200 ull"ll‘ Acts 4 m'.-t, The 1280 People 100 Exc'usive Features 20 Camels R AFFLE Amateur | 375 Star Performers | 100 Dens Rare Wiid Beasts. | 650 Horses Cracksman At Each Performance, European Stars Appearing In America for the First Time, THE 4 ELDREDS World’s Champlon Novelty and Daring Bareback Riders. THE 4 BEDINIS Italy's Premier Equestrians. THE COLINI-CAIRONS Famous Parisian Troubillon Dancers. CRAZO Challenges Death in His Sensational Aet, LEAPING THE GAP A Bicyels Jump of 52 Feet—the Most Hasard- ous anl Thrilling Feat Ever Accomplished. ' AMAZING ANIMAL AGTORS 3 HERDS PERFORMING ELEPHANTS WEEK BEGINNING | || MATINEE TO-DAY BOTHWELL BROWNE'S New Japanese Musical Extravaganza, | J the | | Cast Regular Matinee Saturday. POPULAR PRICES—15c, 25¢, 50c. OPERA HOUSE . o | New Songs, |z, | PRINCESS frue™ Juventles FAN Ballets, CAPTAIN WEBB’S 2 GRUUPS OF EDUCATED SEALS And Squadrons of MARVELOUSLY TRAINED HORSES THE 7 GLINSERETTIS Eurove’s Most Celebrated Acrobats. THE KAUFFMAN FAMILY Phenomenal Bicycle Experts. INCOMPARABLE JACKSON FAMILY The Most Sublime Spectacle of All Times, | JERUSALEM and thaCRUSADES A Dazzling Picture of Beauty, Life, Color and Motion, Entrancing Terpsicho- rean Revels before Jerusalem’s S GENARO & THEOL, and 300 More | EXQUISITE GRAND B.LLET Divertisement | oerioss Performers. 'ONE 50-CENT TICKET ADMITS TO EVERYTHING Children Under 12 Years, Half Price H. W. BISHOP, Lessee and Manager. o[ VR Rrovse LAST WEEK | 77 TREMENDOUS BEGINS MONDAY EVE., SEPT. 12. BEGINS SUNDAY EVE., SEPT 18. Prices, n:TOREADOR THE SERENADE FAREWELL TOREADOR MAT. SEPT. 17 25c, BOc, 7c. Seats Always Selling. Commencing SECOND AND LAST WEEK TO-NIGHT Matinees Thursday and Saturday. Oliver Morosco's Superb MAJESTIC THEATER CO. OFFERING A Magnificent Production of meP ALACE GiKIN Sept. sy FiNzsT ET ST wmse Logim M TO-NIGHT 18—THE ALTAR OF FRIENDSHIP. TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY AT 2 AND 8 P. M. DOORS OPEN AT 1 AND 7 P. M. BIG NEW STREET PARADE MONDAY, 9:30 A, M. PARADERQUTE: === = Market sts. Monday morning at 9:30, to How- mmmmmwwflufivmha-ulwno engagement at Sherman, Clay & Co.'s Music Store, cormer Xearny and Sutter Streets, at exactly the samo price charged at regular ticket wagons on the show G Belasco & Mayer, Pmnrmon. CALIFORNIA Mr. F‘rederlc Beluco Presents FLORENCE ROBERTS sy FOURTH AND LAST WEEK OF “The ANHEUSER PUSH” No Abatenient of Enthusiasm, Tremendous Crowds Pouring In. Two Hours of Incessant Laughter. Most Magnificent Production. Unexcelled. Cast, of Burlesque A Artipta. Unsurpassed Chorus of’ Fort: Matinees Baturday &nd Sunday. SAMB POPULAR PRICES. Next Burlesque, Monday, Sept. 19. MISS MAZUMA A Strictly Qriginal, Funny Play. Seats now on sale. e ——————————————————— SPECIAL LECTURES, In Last Season's Great New York Success MARTA OF THE LOWLANDS Farewell wnk. Commencing Sunday, Sept. 18. Sunday, Monday, ‘Tuesdsy, Wednesday, ednesday Matinee. Thursdsy, Friday, Saturday, Saturday Matinee. TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES SEAT SALE TO-MORROW. noon and Evening in the Theater. SIR XNIGHTS, ALL, VISITORS, Attend the great lecture of “the season, Al- hambra Theater, Monday (to-morrow), Septem- ber 12, at 8 o'clock, by Henry Frank of New on Its Causes apanese War: York, ““Russo-J This is to be the ed and Consequences.’ Templar and Odd Fellow season. Come a m one of most electrifying orators the age. Music furnished by Professor Greven. Collection. 25 cents. Free. Come early. Avold crowd. uca. tional and oratorical feature of the Knights GOOLMANS; AND ESSIE CLINTON; NELLIE Gi BIOGRA nd of OUT EXTRA AMATEUR NIGHT THURS Y. Admission 10c; Children Bo. ‘When Phoning Ask for the Chutes. High-Class Specialties Every Aflrr- THREE DENTONS; BRYDEN'S DOGS; THB RALPH POST | TO-MORROW NIGHT—ALL NEXT WEEK. MABEL LAMSON AND THE JASRICAN | snrl.u.—cnndren visiting the Chutes Sun- day mornings, when Sultan, the untamable lion, pertorms with Captain Hendricks, in the Zoo, Will be given tickets for the Miniature Electric Rallroad, Ferris Wheel and mllomn: Horses WITH( CEAR ALCAZARE| INGLESIDE COURSING PARK. Every SATURDAY and SUNDAY. Coursing will begin at 11 o’clock sharp and centinue until the last winning Sag goes up. TOTAL PRIZES $2000 All Missfonet. cars transfer ts Guerrero cars, which go direct to the park. JOHMN GRACE, Judge. EDWARD SHORTSTAG, Siipper. ERT m MONDAY NIGHT—ALL WEEK. Evg., 25c-75¢; Mats. Thurs and Sat., 25¢-50c. WHITE [ i o WHITTLESEY in Robert Marshall's Delighttul In Captain Iy D THE 2 TN COMMAND John Drew's Great Success To Follow Mr. WHITTLESEY in GENTRAL>Z: Market Street, Near Eighth.. .Phone Soulh 533 MATINEE TO-DAY—TO-NIGHT LAST TIME Theodore Kremer's Overwhelming Success EVILMENDO MONBARE. ——— MISCELLANEOUS AMUSEMENTS. - EW YO 1 DON'T fall fo visit the N RK, 1 to 3 daily, and see the ILLUMINATED ST KIGHT, T to 10 p. m, Be sure to e foot of the right tickets from the C. A. LAUNCH CO., office and landing Clay st., just north of Ferry bullding. JASTHMANOLA| Is the only cure for Wervous aad ASTHMA. Your Druggist or at 508 HAIGHT 8%, San Francisco, Cak MATINEES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. First Time Here of Blayney's Greater New York Melodrama, ONLY A SHOP GIRL. One of the Biggest Hits of the Season! EVENINGS. .10¢ to 50c Matinees. .. 10c, 15e, 25¢ S ——————————— Weekly Call, $1 per Year 1