The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 11, 1904, Page 26

2% THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1904. ‘"’m’“ PRODUCE MEN | S e — S SHRISTMAS DOINGS bination Is Not in Viola- ’ tion of Woodward Law S At the Big, Busy, Kearny-Street Storc of Raphael’s R e T o HANDSOME AND USEFUL HOLIDAY BIFTS AT LOWEST PRICES ARSI S e SUITS, WAISTS, JACKETS. HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS. CROCHET SLIPPERS—Hand- };“" O:f::“f:‘::: ::‘:;(Z: made, all wool, all colors, per Ezau’ INJUNCTION IS DENIED EUENINGJ The sorb of Holiday Gifts Men Like dncdd prices RO CHE AN o ‘wide || Court Holds It Canmot Go BEGINNING , LORED SUITS — SILK | gweep ......i...ceevennsss $2.00 E [ 4 e o ntied| § | MoNDaY At, Special Prices s <t Suits —Sanburst | WOOL SHAWLS_Extra _size, Su an Suits—Values u 11 wool, fancy borders, all colors x at one price.$19.50 | *1 wool fan fsloiier $1.25 y . : .$13.75 DRDEaEL S}E(-IRTS t_ Lalglncs |' Judge Sloss yesterday overruled the $ e on}y 319‘!‘50 band espfher (Bhirts exe $2 i‘, | demurrer of the Harbor Commissioners | E\ $ 5 Sleck pwir: % ERNE55 . £ora- s seso it & 25 1| 15 the complaint .of four.producs com-= £ COVERT JACKETS—$15.00 vai- | LINEN SCARF —Pure linen, R/ 1 s540n firms whose permits had been | wes, reduced for quick selling.... | drawn work all around, stamped §| ./ xeq by the board, but he dis- | Ho e e e st $11.70 on each end, 18x72 inches. Special, | charged the order to show cause why Ill bt 18 7, M PP e T S L TR A 70c¢ TOURIST COATS—Tans and | 5\ rTENBERG SCARF—Hand- ixtures, $20.00 values, wm'i."; made Battenberg edge, gwith fine v linen center, 20x54, each....$2.50 SHIRT WAISTS—Alpaca, Alba- | TOILET SETS—Swiss, with dots ross and cashmere, $3.50 values | g4 stripes, lined with colors, $2.98 | complete ...oonvreeinnennns $1.00 }'-" \C\' \\'\ISTS—-Tafieu and | SILK ML'FFLERSd-%urah sitk, ese values—special | beautiful embroidered designs on iz - %3 e g s $2.50 SILK MUFFLERS—AIll Surah silk, 1% yards long, stamped free DRESS 600DS FOR CHRISTMAS | of charge, cach ... AR CHILDREN'S INITIAL HAND- A sensible and serviceable pres- | KERCHIEFS—Neat embroidered for any lady cannot have t00 | initial in colors, 3 in box, per box waists. These consist of | ... ... ... .. ...19¢ atterns put up in neat v‘mxes, I\ITI—\L HA DKER- tied with daintily colored ribbons. | CHTEFS Pure linen, 6 in a box :GULAR $300 WAIST PAT- 1.00 TERNS—Of silk Lansdown, mer- GENT INITIAL HANDKER- erized Oxford cheviots, embroid- CHIEFS—Pure linen, 6 in a box ered ke oant - wool plaills; 300 sl ogn il $1.50 pe novelty waistings, | { ADJES’ WALRUS BAGS — pattern in Christmas _box Tan,’ brown, black, regular $2.50 Lo % $1.90 value, specia N AR $rso WAIST PAT- | MISSES' WALRUS BAGS — NS — French challie, Black and brown only, with in- Batiste, fancy Oxford and | side plibe’ 0.1 LS atas 35¢ t weaves, in fancy Christmas | FANCY PIN CUSHIONS—With LR e LR $1.00 | hand-painted centers and lace ruf- SPECIAL—8sc iron- | fling, cardina¥, light blue, pink and for e ekirts | Nile, each 50¢ parate skirts DG [m\ i “Co. , extra heavy | KI I 3 ue fMnons . L0 gloves now in stock, 11 sizes, in fancy boxes, » 81.00 glove We guarantee every parr. In fancy DoXeS, PEr PRIE: ..\ ov oo $1.50 ! the board should not be enjoined from | | interfering with the dealers’ business on | ! the wharves. The harbor officials get ten days in which to answer the com- plaint. | The litigation arose vver the action | of the Harbor Board in revoking the ! permits of Schultz, Hanson & Co., G. B. | Olcese Company, Jonas, Erlanger, Da- ! vis Company and Webster & Dunbar. | The firms were charged with violating | the Woodward act and a rule of the board providing that the dealers, on | demand, should sell potatoes in ten- | | of the Smoking Jacket Here s where we turn loose some of the verv smartest, handsomest and lat- est designs in Jack- ets in the Double- Tone Cloths in the most swagger shades—Jackets that you will not find their equal in tawn at $2.50, which we specially price, be- ginning Monday, at $5.00 In addition to this Special, we are showing some grand things in Jackets— entirely new and novel ideas, at.$7.50, $8.50, $10.00, $12.00, ) $1500 and up to $50.00. sack lots and onions in five-sack lots. | The dealers entered intc an agreement in writing to buy and sell in not less | than fifty-sack lots of potatoes and | twenty-five-sack lots of onions. | Judge Sloss held that the agreement | between the dealers provided that | smaller lots might be sold at propor- | tionately higher prices and therefcre it | only fixed a minimum lot to which | wholesale prices would apply and was | not in violation of the Woodward law. It would be an unreasonable construc- | | tion of the law, he said, tc hold that it | | imposes on dealers who hold permits to trade on the wharves a duty to sel at retail as low as they sell at whole- | | sale. On the face of the complaint, said the court, the charge against the deal- | ers did not constitute a violation of the | terms of the permit and furnished no | Justification for revocation of the per- : mits. In dealing with the question of the injunction, Judge Sloss found that there were other considerations. The affidavit of John M. Foy, secretary of | the board, set forth that the dealers had been accused of entering into a | conspiracy and the accusation did not | refer to the agreement which the plain- | tiffs offered in court, relating to lots | and prices. The accusation was only ! that the dealers had agreed not to buy | from or sell to certain parties in less | than fifty and twenty-five sack lots. | This charge was heard by the board | and determined adversely to the deal- | ers and their permits were revoked. In | the absence of any claim that the board | had acted fraudulently, capriciously or | arbitrarily, the court would not con- | sider the evidence before the board on | that hearing. The permits were re- | voked on the charge that the Wood- | ward act had been violated and there ! was no ground for an injunction. ’ —————— { | | | | | Oricntal Designs In Robes Beginning Monday we will sell the: $10.00 grade at.... $7.00 $15.00 grade at....$9.00 $20.00 grade at... $12.50 These represent the smartest things of the season. We are also showing some very smart robes at $5.00, $6.00 and $7.co. OUR GLOVE AND MER- CHANDISE ORDERS are a great success as a Christmas present, as they are good in any department and at any time. MBROIDERY LESSONS Tuesdays and Fridays ftom o Wednesdays and Thursdays from 1 p. m. till 4 IPING DONE FREE on all materials purchased here. We ticul ntion to our stock of embroidery materials, wool, en, Battenberg braid, silk cords, hoops, Battenberg 1L ORDERS FILLED same day as received. TWO MORE SUITS AGAINST [ GET-RICH-QUICK CONCERNS | Hobson Charges Companies ‘With | ¥raud and Their Directors With | Misapplying the Funds. ! = H. F. Hobson and a number of hold- ‘ To Guard Five Little Crows. ! Anastasia Cahill's Will. | ers of get-rich-quick contracts yester- B. Mudgett of Berkeley,| In compliance with the demand of |44y presented another package of liti- | t of the five little Crows, the administrators of the Patrick Ca- | &atlon to three concerns operating in | of 18a and Richard W. Crow, | hill estate, Kate Gwen yesterday filed | this city. The suits filed are like the | ioned the Superior | the will of Anastasia Cahill, who died | any t‘}’l‘ehe"‘;z 1;1“““”1“ ff;b“fl, ’Xm-'“ of guardianship over | in August. Mrs. Gwen is named as| % plain alleging Ofme infants iu 10 | exncuttix.in the testament. It lesves §:‘;‘é‘;“’e”‘ business, misapplication of | . 1 $100 to Father P. Cummins, $200 each Feostesd . antl S EEWINENE: W youngest 1 year and $o. tw nidoes ‘aidl a Tedihei ottt e | transfer assets. In each case a re-| 1es are Ruth, Thomas, Alice, residue. to Kate Gwenp b 4y th ceiver is asked for, an injunction to | adys. The last named | g ucted to pay 325 a St the , Prevent the removal of the books and | sco Foundling Asy- | testatrix’s mother and sister in Moon | 358¢ts and the return of the money ith the Ladies' Pro- | Coyne, Kilkenny, Ireland, and $10 a|P2id by the contract purchasers. Relief Society and the Afth | month to an aunt at the same place. |, On€ Of the actions is against W. C. grandmother. The peti- |The petitioners for the flling of the |V ison, A. Marcus, C. W. Mottwiler | at the mother of the | will claimed that Anastasia Cahill was | 20 the Pacific Coast Mercantile Com- | ofessional beggar and | irdebted to the Patrick Cahill estate. | R0V and the Producers’ Mercantile children to beg and steal. 2ot dagon i s, Z"“l‘pad"’m :‘;I‘(“‘hov“ 5: sald, g ic e s said, 2 anize e ‘er e asse 0! e Is Adfi a‘f;.fh:;u;s_! At | An old bachelor can never understand | first concern. It is charged that more said to be in Placer | WBY & young father should feel proud lhan 800 “‘two-for-one” contracts have | s father agrees to the |Of the fact that the baby looks like | been sold, upon which more than e B | i, 000 has been paid, and of this sum | it is alleged the members of the com- | pany have appropriated to their own | ADVERTISEMENTS. use more than $21,000. The ucond suit, by Hobson and C. L. Goessell, holders of assigned contracts, u against the Metropolitan Mercundle 1Compsmy Charles Leonhardt Jr., | Charles S. Jacobs, Ray N. Knight, | | Charles P. Haag and Josephine Rosen- | 4 thal. This concern is sald to have sold Holidey Suspender glllglrhé Special Some 200 dozen extra long and wide Flannelette Night Robes. The regular 75c_grade M o nday will be .. Special No. 2 in Men’s Night Shirts will consist Consisting of | 988 of the $1.00 grade some 200 doz- -} § s of Flannelette and en Silk-web, o he_avy twill .cloth leather fasten- K with or without ings, elastic collars, cut 6o backs. Colors that are entirely inches long and new—packed in a very attractive full in width. Spe- box. Would be good value Soc cial at... at $1. Special at Dress Protec- tors This " is an awfully clever gift for a gentle- man. We have some beautiful ones, quilted lined—each one nicely boxed—in black and white silk. The $2.00 grade will be sold Mon- ‘dayaL.. $l.50 Some smart novelties from the swagger shops of London—$2.50, $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00. TAKE STEPS TO UPBUILD HEALUTH LABORATORY WORK AND $1%°A WEEK This is all you need to buy all your CHRISTMAS’ Officials and University Professors Discuss Methods to Achieve More Advanced Results. A conference was held yesterday in | the Health Office on the subject of | upbuilding the laboratories of the | Health Department. There were pres- ! ent Professor Stillman of Stanford | Tniversity and Professors Rising and | Ward of the University of California, with Dr. J. W. Ward, president of the | Board ol Health; Drs. Joseph F. Po- | beim, W. A, Harvey and J. V. Hughes, members of the board; Health Officer | D. F. Ragan, Bacteriologist F. A. Can- | ney and Superintendent A. C. Bothe of | the Pude Food Department. ¢ | _ The discussion developed ideas that | the present board intends putting into execution within the next few months. Another conference will be held and in the meantime Dr. Ward has issued orders for more advanced work in the laboratories. A lack of funds prevents | better work being done, but it is hoped that next year the Supervisors will make a larger appropriation. ———————— most attractive scarfs we have ever Jncsd pefore the public, embracing the very fatest 1deas and the very newest weaves and colorings, in the shape you see in the picture; also in four-in-hands. Goods that are actuai $1.00 values. Will be sold begin- oc Some real swagger ideas in Vests for men, which Saturday night by express, special for our Holiday show- ing. The most swagger things you have ever laid your ‘Th ot to be 1y CB0. some 3¢ 3.0, ome at $L.50 ana m’.:‘&ofi A SPECIAL at our Glove Counter Monday will consist of fifty dozen $1.50 Walking Gloves. All sizes in light and dark tans. The $1850 grade will be on ................. Pair - ning Monday in our Neckwear Sec- $IOI BE v-so0 40 45 - Sanis b Soien hawen s ey are the smartest things of the day, both in and cut. VELOUR COUCH—Roll edge; stron, wood base; carved legs. Specii SINGLE MATTRESS—On legs like s rlidalien 10, cut; good and serviceable; £1.00 DOWN and 50e B wux $5.50. ‘vSDec ‘s ni Patterson Is Re-elected. The Scottish Thistle Club has re- | elected George W. Patterson as royal Handkerchief Specials Fancy Shirts for Men Boston Silk Garters 1 y IPECIAL No. 1—W1ill consist of 100 dozen Some real Frenchy ideas, that we were not chief. Other officers were named as e et slioSlaly" Fhiteorth ing to show until spring, but will show these s 5 Extension Table | follows: George Dow, chieftain; Alex- T Gach. which we will sell &t 1210 each, Bhirte or Sonday. "Iy represent the very _Bostc:l Sl!llthalr‘!ers with the velvet Solid oak—highly polished— | 4745408 % Carlisle: recorder; George weRECTXL, X6 ST s Hangyeroiere g g R Y o e 2 7 g fluted RasuhrSIS 50. Speculm ....... $ l 2 .00 $1 down ™43 » { financial secretary; David Girdwood, ‘nrgenm at arms; Rollin L. Rintoul, | property man; John Ross, John Don- ‘alason and J. W. Davidson, trustees. | At the same meeting arrangements [were made for the hogmanay supper %nd 8bull at Lyric Hall on Decem- | ber 31 5O dozen genuine real linem, hemstitched bor- < bosom, -tlfl and soft . Some two They are Soc everywhere. 2 ozen hundred of these 2 3 SC der, with or "thwt initial, half A in l.l Every color imaginable at.. box—$1.40 the bo: ot llwuld be $1.50 will —————— Game Law Violators Caught. Justice of the Peace Chambers of Los Angeles has fined Paul Mueller $25 for selling quail in violation of the game laws. D. F. Martin of San Ra- fael has been arrested by a deputy of the Fish Commission for violating the bag limit on ducks. J. Matteo, a local | fish dealer, has been arrested for ship- ping bass under the weight by law. Bags--just such things as Men would like. | ) ; | mmwé