The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 6, 1905, Page 4

SIND, NOT COLD, PUT IN A SAFE Dawson Miner Gets Away|., . WA With $10,000 and Now His Visitors Enjoylng Creditors Search for Him‘: Every Moment CLEVER TRICK| of Stay. Merchants and Employes i Learn When Toa LateThat‘;Healld of Order Ar rives on Spe- Clanm Owner Is a Raseal | cial Train | P AR LOS ANGELES, June 5.—This week in Los Angeles will be devoted chiefly to the and VORKS IR Special Dispatch to The Call l TACOMA, June 5.—Dawson advices say | that Henry Currier was not drowned fol- lowing his disappearance from 21 below | about a Disvovel Dominion Creek, eption entertainment of the shanth . | Knights of Columbus and their friends He disuppeared one morning after hav- | who are coming from all sections of the ng the supposedly de- | Union to attend the national convention t in a safe in his | of the order. Many reached here yes- SUNNY SOUTHLAND GREETS | THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS FIFTEEN THOUSAND STRANGERS IN CITY OF ANGELS and merchandise | dust to the | PO VPt s ~Lo | SAN FRANCISCO MAN | EARNS BIG PROMOTION Oliver B. Marston to Manage Alaska Mercantile Com- pany’s Nome Store. Yores OF BNGIEES SLOT MACHINES NOT WANTED IN SAN JOSE .. Hearn and cers were met at bers of the re- it i '3 2o ception ttee, who acted as an es- City Council Gives First| o 'or nonor to this city. On arriving at R T sdin e S Dy t pot on t bank of the Los Angeles Readi Or nee . Reading to ..wllllxl.lft Pre L Ban of the Ton A » Their Use. undreds of waiting knights % Snidmey jon, headed by the Band from San Fran- . T d and marched through SAN JOS J Nicke streets to the Angelus Juarters. hts and their ladies was g s d at 1:30 o'clock to make an ex- Beach over the Pacific They returned to this Long ay afternoon from Denver, Topeka, Min- s City, Buffalo, ati. g at 11 o'clock there to Santa Monica and - ——— n exc HUNTER TAKES SHOT AT MAN be turned over WHO HAILS HIM ON STREET at night. — high mass will be celebrated Fear of ¥ Held Up Causes Frank of Columbus in the Fossetti to Send Bullet Into Ca Vibiana to-morrow morn- P ¥ aciarinl. Madame Modjeska at its head, the mmittee, appointed in connec- the Knights of Columbus’ con- W nt of visitors, » San Pedro, Los An- ake Rallroad has landed about forty. cars loaded ists, and th uthern Pa- entertal gele L A "'-O)t’j:;}" HOATEFR - to-day was the ,ar- reme knight at once j | Delegations ar- | making extensive preparations | OOBR0D0DINE 0000 7000 Lo P mryTy TErATO RE | | I | HEAD OF THE KNIGHTS OF CO- LUMBUS, AND TWO “PROMI- NENT MEN OF THE SOUTH. ) 2 g — ONE LAUNDRY GIVES IN TO ITS EMPLOYES Aceepts Strikers’ Schedule and It Is Believed Others Will Follow Suit. SAN JOSE, June 5.—All the laundry workers in the city, numbering 130 in all, walked out this morning, because the employers refused to renew the | wage scale that has been in existence for the last two years. The employers wanted eliminated from the agreement the clause giving their employes 95 cents’ worth of washing a week free. When the hour to go to work came this morning every employe refused to go to work unless the scale was | signed. Just before noon the Red Star Laundry weakened and signed the | scale, and its thirty employes returned to work at 1 o'clock. Some of the others have signified their intention of accepting the scale, and it is believed that by to-morrow noon every laundyy in the city will be | working with unf6n men. The various unions in the city had 4 g £ ht in about half as many, prepared to start a co-operative laun- = ddition four special frains from dry and put the members of the Laun- The Santa Fe has landed dry Workers' Union tu work in case , with a few more expected slar overland trains to-morrow. er of Commerce reception s of Columbus to-night, nded by thousands of the of the order, Supreme L. Hearp delivered the on behalf of the order. ready to seil do the Knights of be proud 1 d and prom it does not fulfill Civit r, an| me at | we for membership to ad- rents of the Catholic belief, but this In itself highest guarantee of our loyalty and patriotism. For two thousand years the Cathe | elie church has furniehed to all the countries is th ears old Tt s | Q The highest type of FAMILY SEWING M A C HIN E—the embodiment of SIMPLICITY and UTILITY—the ACME of CONVENIENCE. THE BEST NEEDLES For all makes of sewing-machines are made and sold at Singer Stores in every city Price, 5 Cents Per PacKage SEWING MACHINES RENTED OR EX- CHANGED AT THE SINGER STORE. 1580 Market St., 1518 Devisadero St., 1217 Stockton St., 210 Stocktom St., 576 Valeneia St. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. the strike was not settled in a week. This was decided upon at a meeting of the officers of the various unions vesterday. I e A e S R SN SR e, of the civilized world patriotic soldiers and | statesmen. She has come down the ages recog- nizing every honest government, her sons de- fending with their lives the flag under which they live. Here in our own country the de- votion of the Catholic citizen has been attested on every fleld where the republic has demanded sacrific of her eons. Notwithstanding this, it is easy to-day to find those who profess the belief that the ai- legiance of a Catholic to this country jg but nominal, and this because of his submission in matters of falth alone to the papal au- thority. Let it here be proclaimed to the whole country, aye, to the whole world, that we American Catholics boast unswerying allegiance | to_church and state. We love our faith as we love our’country, | and we foliow our flag, -as we follow our ven unto death. We are proud of nd stripes. We glory in-the bhnner Both are intrinsically inspiring, "There is nothing n either thyt excliés contro- versy, nor should the one e set. up against the other. The work by both in the fleld.of bumanity is grand, ennobling -and _sublime, and in the possession of this kmowledge it 18 the sole ambition of the Knights of Columbus | 80 to deport themselves as to be ever worthy | of the Catfiolic faith and citizeniship in th! the most glorious country on the face of the earth. The addresses of welcome were deliv- ered by Acting Governor Anderson, Unit- ed States Senator Frank P. Flint, Mayor | Owen McAleer and President J. O, Koep- ! fii of the Chamber of Commerce. Na- tional Director George F. Monoghan, | Btate Deputy Joseph A. Mercier of Mon« | treal, Canada; State Deputy John G. | Ewing of Indiana, State Chaplain Joseph McQuaide of San Francisco also spoke. 'he Boston special, bearing 250 knights | and visitors, which arrived here to-day | over the 8an Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake Road, was delayed by a wreck at | Caliente, in which the passengers in two | cars of the train had a narrow escape | from death. Two coaches jumped the track as a result, it i8*thought, of spread- | ing rails, and tore up a considerable length of track. BSeveral of the knights | sustained slight cuts and bruises and one, & delegate from Illinols named Fitzger- | ald, had his nose broken. A serious wreck | was averted only by reason of the fact that the train was running but about seven miles an hour at the time. — HARMONY REIGNS SUPREME IN THE CITY OF SALINAS SALINAS, June b5.—The muniecipal election held here to-day passed oft guietly, there being. no-eppotition. T. Renison, Mayor, was re-elected. P. Steigelman, W. A, And Gy Ronds and A. M. Carpenter were elect- ed Councilmen. Schdol ‘Directors J. B. rter, H. H. Offman, F. J. Hopps, T. . Joy and Dr. G. B. Lemon were re- elected. Treasurer J. W. Rowling was re-elected for the time. ' | of enjoying this great dual blessing, possession |, ———t '"HREE THIEVES STEAL AN ELECTION BOOTH Carry the Tent to Wharf and Tell Watchman to De- liver It. PORTLAND, 5.—Threo June whose names are unknown, have not been apprehended, men, and who stole an electioy booth stationed at West Park and DaVis streets about 2 o'clock this morning. The tables and chairs were not disturbed. The thieves were: ex< tremely bold in committing the rob- bery as they had & team and wagon to haul the tent away. The canvas was taken to the Ash Street dock, where the night watchman was ndtified that some one would c: later to attend to shipping it out of Portland. A police officer waited some time for the ship- per to appear, and then the tent was :?ken back to do service for the elec- on, Two New Trains and Important Changes in Time. Iffective Sunday, June 11, the Pennsylvania Lines inaugurate ‘‘The Pennsylvania Special,” leaving Chicago daily 2:45 p, m., arriving New Yerk 9:45 the next morning. West-bound this train will leave New York 8:55 p. m. and arrive Chicago 8:55 the next morning; making the run between Chicago and New York in elghteen hours, the fastest long-distance train in_the worl The equipment of “The Pennsylvania Spe- { clal” s Library-Smoking, Dining, Drawing- room-Sleeping and Compartment Observation cars. The Manbattan Limited heretofore leaving Chicago at 1:00 p. m, will Jeave at 11:00 a. m, daily, arriving New York 12 o'clack noon next ay. “The Pennsylvania Limited,” heretofore leav- ing Chicako at 6:00 p. m.. Wil leave at'5:80 p. m. daily and arrive New York 5:30 p, m. following_day. “The New York Special” (a new train) will leave Chicago 8:00 a. m. daily and arrive New York §:15 next morning. Further information may be had at The Pennsyivania Office, 621 Market st., San Fran cisco, Cal. b —_— e —— Will Pack and Can Fruit. SAN JOSE, June 5.—The California Fruit Products Company has been in- corporated here to pack and can fruit. The capital is $25,000, ————— NEW YORK, June 5.—A deposit of $2,000,- 000 tor transfer to San Francisco was made at the Sub-treasury this afternoon. It is said the transfer was part of the financing of the recent purchases of the American Smeiting and Refining Company. TUESDAY, JUNE WIRNES GETS. A FINE BILLET Is Made Commissioner of Yukon Territory by Parlia- ment of British Columbia DAWSONITES PLEASED| Appointment Means That the Mueh-Disliked Congdon Is to Be Kept in Background Spectal Dispatch to The Call. TACOMA, June.5—W. B. McInnes of Alberni, ‘British Columbia, and a member of the- British Columbia Legislature, has been sworn in at Ottaws as Commis- sioner of Yukon Territory at a salary of $12000 a year. His appointment is re- ceived gladly at Dawson, since it keeps former Governor Congdon in the back- ground even though he be appointed a member of the Yukon Council and its| legal adviser. McInnes will not permit any one to| govern him. He is under 35 years old, be- ing one of the youngest appointees to so | high an office under ‘the British flag: Ten years ago he represented Nanaimo in the British Columbia Parliament and was Provincial Secretary during Dunsmuir's term. He is a son of former Lieutenant Governor Mclnnes of British Columbia. DRINKS NOW SCARCE IN TOWX OF IONE Saloons Closed Because of| Their Proximity to Pres- ton School of Industry. Spectal Dispatch to The =il IONE, June b—Sherift Norman dropped Into town Saturday afternoon, | stepped into six saloons, read the new | law prohibiting the selling of liquor | within two miles of a public institu- | tion, and closed them up. Later in the evening the saloons opened their doors again, but soft drinks only were sold. "All the saloons in this town are with- in two miles of the Preston School of Industry. The closing of the saloons will have a very deadening effect on this place, as a great many oOf the adjacent ranchers will be obligedhto go to Jacksen for their “wet goods.’ ——————— CITIZENS OF SHASTA WANT IRRIGATION PLANS CHANGED Claim That Proposed Dam Will Result | in Damage to Valuable | Farms. REDDING, June 5.—Shasta County people will remonstrate against the bullding of the government irrigation dam in Iron Canyon, near the Tehama County line. They claim a ninety-foot dam would cause the back-water to overfiow valuable farms in Shasta County. The Anderson Chamber of | Commeree and the Shasta County Board of Trade, In session to-day, appointed a committee to meet the Congressional Irrigation Committee at Red Bluff and present a request to change the irriga- tion canal from near Redding to Glenn County. ——————— MILLS MUST SHUT DOWN ON ACCOUNT OF A DISPUTE Unable to Handle Output Because De- nied the Right to Use Trac- tion Engine. REDDING, June 5.—The Shingletown lumber mills, which was preparing to cut a phenomenal output, will be com- pelled to close on acount of congestion in the yards. The company cannot em- ploy teamsters and is not allowed to use traction engines. An exciting meet- ing of Supervisors to-day resulted from a discussion of the traction machine question. | e —— CITIZENS OF DUNSMUIR WANT TOWN INCORPORATED Circulate Petition Requesting the Call- ing of an Election to Decide Im- portant Matter. REDDING, June 5.—Citizens of the town of Dunsmuir are circulating a pe- tition asking the calling of an elec~ tion to decide whether the town shall incorporate. Lash’s Kidney and Liver Bitters expel all poisons and impart renewed life an energy to the whole system. . i & St OAKLAND SYNDICATE BUYS LARGE TRACT OF LAND Summer Resort in Opposition to Shasta Springs Is to Be Es- REDDING, June dicate, headed by E. E. 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