The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 25, 1905, Page 7

THE S FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, CHINA WILL CARRY MUCH SILV ER[ STy 1».“7— A e — -- = - ——— e ! Liner Sails To-Day for Orient | : With 3Mexican Deollars ! 41 Worth $2.000.000. | - | { Passengers Will Include Officers for the Japanese Liner Nippon M fic Neglects to “Thanks™ for Saving Southern Pac Nay Waists—Broad stock col- m Check Lizht Weight Madras Sk Dotted Cheviot Wash Waist: 50 aluteBrond piaits Tront Linen 'Tailor-Made All tucked front and back; also plaits front and bac 1 of Alameda Mole. Tew . sleave, ganntlet box plaits in front; tucked =oliar e . Worth t]_a :;wm C and ecufs; large full sleeves; gauntlet cuffs. 1 5 nOW. ol ie s sleeve; opens in front. $1 8 Worth $1.75. Sals price . f | @ cuiton 'rnrmn Waista—Made of the Worth, $3.00. Special. . Mobalr Walsts—White, with black . s 1 P all - tuc front | Num's Veiling Walsts—With fancy hair lne stripes; black and white sgrihe and back; baby Irish lace making silk ewbroidered panel fronts; check silk collar, cuffs; broad + S ¥ bx front and ‘back; brwd some with lace between neu nel in front; walst tucked and R . o ont; new gauntlet others panels tucked. ,.l:.ued new gauntlet . T . Worth $6. . Worth $3.50. Sale price uff. 'Reduced from o Saturday .- '4 00 for Saturday. Y4 Off Every Trimmed Hat in Stock This includes the famous $500 hats on sale every Saturday. So ~ here’s a chance to get one for 33,75 We have space for only a few the when & minus (—) the number depth given by | nce is the mean | & Way Ports. . Ports Veteran | | | | | Ports_[Dee. ina & Japan.. Dee. TO SAIL amPler 9| New Panfma Schedule. am|Pler 11 : g pm|Pier 27 am|Pler 2 the | & 4 pm Per 11 | - 5 pm|(Pler 20 6 pmiPier 5 | 1 pm(Pler 2 P 3 pm|Pler 27 Herbor 4 pm Pler 20 ia & Portland|......|Pler 2 November 28, | Beattle direot . 5 pm Pler 20 | 4 pm|Pier 24 2 pm 10 2 8 8 oria & Portiand/11 am|Pler 24 November 29. | | ., Humboldt 9 amPier § Arena ...o.o| c pm(Pler 2 Astoria & Portland.|12 m|Pier 3 November 30, Los Angeles Ports. 10 am|Pler 2 ! Los Angeles Po 5 pm Pler 27 Pedro & Way ® am Pier 11 sk : lm.gler 20 | steamer Dakétah saile e ey Angha a 1 pmPier 2 ¢ Peking 15 @us to-ay from Pana- Y | 2 pm/Pler 20 s et Sound Ports, 11 sm(Pier 9 , & longshoreman who lives Was jammed yester- sy between & aling load of freight and one.of | Alameds. .. | Honolulu ... s Gavits. A broken 2o | City Peking | N o, A ses were attended 1 Astoria & Portianalil m,ner 2 December i A A NEWS OF THE OCEA | Assuan Hamburg & Way.{12 m{Pler 10 } FROM EBBATTLE, Matters of Interest to Marimers and | Steamer Destination. Salls. Shipping Merchants. h eteamer Lauban (at Portland) | Humboldt.... was chartered prior to arrival for i Y three ports in Japan —_— Se uard & Way Fam Dec 1 Petroleam for China. | Time Ball. b tank steamer Winnebago was | Branch Hydrograph® Off 8. N, Mer erday for Smanghal and Canton ¢ Exchange, ancisco, Cal., G ., 1905. Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry was dropped exactly at noon to-day— at noon of the 120th meridian, or at 8 . Greenwich time. J. BURNETT, Lieutenant, U in charge. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. Friday, November 24. Stmr Coguille River, Kjellin, 37 hours from 1,395, i Merchandise for New York. er American was cleared yester- W York with the following mer- cargo from this port: stes sks boe! lack, 2031 pkgs tank pkgs dye stuffs, 08 pkge junk, 193 1 cs brass goods. teatraz Landing 80 several shipments of | Stmr Coronado, Lundquist, 66 hours from at San Diego, Honolulu and | Grays Harbor. | Stmr Helen | from San Pedro. | " Stmr Eureka, | toria. Stmr James I P Drew, Gunderson, 86 hours “Golightly, 56 hours from As- Sun, Moon and Tide. Coast and Geodetic Survey— High ang Low Waers | - ance to San ‘Francisco ! 4 by official authority of the ! i States s Higgins, Higgins, 87 hours Stmr City Topeka, Nicolson, 64 hours from San Pedro and way ports. Stmr_Califorplan, Sweetser, 72 days from and low waters occur at | w.o york, vis San Diego, 6 days and Port on-street wharf) about 25 P o 1 Los Angeles 2 days. Dot Tolot; the helght | g 5 Kicazar, Hansen, 14 hours from Green- E s | wood; up river direct. o | ™Stiar Brookiyn, Hansen, 18 hours from Mea- | “Gtme Cascade, Jorgenson, 68 hours from Cht Mactin, " 8 hows. fooia’ Oie Newburg, Johnson, 73 hours from tmr Maggie, Corning, 4 hours from Halt- g ey T hip St Paul, Snow, 13 days from Tacoma. Power schr Anvil, Rickmers, 24 days from Cape Nome, via Dutch Harbor 15 days. Schr Ida A, Beck. 5 hours from Point Reyes. Fridey, November 24. Stmr S-m;,.l::nfl-. Alexander, San Diexo and way ports e leamship Company. Stmr_American, Colcord, New York; Wil ltams, Dimond & Co. Stmr Pomona, Swanson, Eureka; Pacific Coast Steamship Company es later 't In the above exposition of the tides e last tide of fay, u!h‘hmmmmht“flh= ) | dredger in tow. | clear; | kona, for Bellingham. bla, for Portland, Ore. Itmr Hughend: OLD BARK GATHERER, WHICH WILL SOON LEAVE THIS COAST FOR GOOD. N Br stmr Winnebago, MacDonald, Shanghal or Canton; Pactfic Coast Ofl Company. SAILED. Friday Houdlette, , November 24. Honolulu and Stmr Sierra, Ross, Shanghai or Canton, Tossiey, Port Townsend. Halfmoon Bay. , © Creek. Hall, Monterey, etc. Seattle. mr Santa’Cruz, Tes & Higeln % Stmr Coquille River, Klellin, Eureks. Geo Loomis, Seddon, Port Harford. Btme Crarina. Duggan, Coos Bay. Ship W F Babcock, Bailey, Philadelphia. Bark Levi G Burgess, Younggren, Belling- han S H C Wright, Nielsen, Mahukona. Schr Gen Banning, Thomas, Mazatlan. Newark, Johnson, Byxbee Landing. Tug Monerch, Thompson, San Pedro, SPOKEN. Nov 21—Lat 29 44 N, long 74 12 W, from New York for Colon. v 21—Lat 50 N, long 2 W, Br bark Kil- loran, from Hamburg for San Diego, Cal. TELEGRAPHIC. POINT LOBOS, Nov 24, 16 » m—Weather wind NW: velocity 8 miles per hour. DOMESTIC PORTS. SAN PEDRO—Sailed Nov 23—Schr Mahu- stmr 24—Bark Star of Bengal, ed Nov sipu, for Grays Harbor; schr Admiral, for mbia River. BELLINGHAM—Arrived Nov 23—Bktn Jane | L Stanford, from San Pedro; schr Vega, from Alaska. TACOMA—Arrived Nov 25—Stmr Shawmut, from Yokohama; bark Servia, hence Nov 13. Salled Nov 24—Schr H D Bendixsen, for Sa: | Pedro; schr Wm H Smith, for Redondo. HARDY CREEK—Saiied 24—Stmr Marshfield, for Bureka. UMPQUA _RIVER—Arrived Nov 22—Schr Lucy, trom San Pedro. Bar bound Nov 22 ASTORIA—Arrived Nov 24—Br sbip Brab- loch, from San Diego; Br stmr Blackheath, from Victoria; Fr bark Edmund Rostand, from >ort Townsend; bktn John C Mayer, from Re- dondo; echr Alpha, hence Nov Salled Nov 2¢—Stmr Homer, for San Fran- cisco; stmr Columbla, for San Francisco: Br stnr Agincourt, for Hiogo; stmr Olympla, for San Francisco. Sailed Nov 24—Stmr Rosecrans, Monterey in tow, for Monterey. SEATTLE—Safled Nov 23—Stmr Cottage City, for Skagway. Nov 24—Br stmr Tydeus, for Liverpool via Victorla; stmr_Queen, for San Franclsco. Nov 23—Br stmr Waddon, for Ban Franclsco. Arrived Nov 24—9:30 & m, stmr City of Pu- ebla, hence Nov 21; stmr Humboldt, from g EUREKA—Sailed Nov 24—Stmr Vanguard, for San Francisco, PORT LUDLOW—Sailed Nov 24—Schr Rob- ert Lewers, for Honolulu. COOS BAY—Sailed Nov 24—Stmr Break- water, for Sen Francisco; stmr M F_Plant, for San Francisco: stmr Alilance, for Astoria. Saiied Nov 24—Schr Glendale, for San —Arrived Nov Francisco, BA! 24—Power schr Oakland, hence Nov 19. DC PORT ANGELES—Arrived Nov 24—Bark Carroliton, hence Nov 13. SANTA RAF.}ARA—SI.II.G Nov 24—Stmr State of California, for San Diego. GRAYS HARBOR—Sailed Nov 24—Stmr Olympia, with etmr Coaster In tow, for San Francisco. TATOOSH—Passed in Nov Hmr ‘Whit- tier, hence Nov 21 for Vancom Passed out Nov 24—Bkty Kuxh.n. from Port_Gamble for Honolulu. EVERETT—Arrived Nov 19—Brig Geneva, hence Oet 26. PORT GAMBLE—Salled Nov 24—Ship Star of France, for San Francisco. RAYMOND—Salled Nov 24—Stmr Iaqua, (or Sen Franctsco: stmr Acme, for San Fran- POI\'T REYES—Passed Nov 24, 1:18 p m— ;:rgr San Pedro, from Grays Harbor for San ro. PORT LOS ANGELES—Arrived Nov 23— Nor stmr Tellus, from Nanaimo. Balled Nov 24—Stmr Buckman, for San Francisco. ISLAND PORTS. KAANAPALI—8alled Nov 20 and not Nov 15th, as previously reported—Br bark Weath- ersfield, for Pert Townsend, MAHUKONA—Arrived Nov 24—Schr De- fender, hence Nov §. EASTERN PORTS. NEW YORK—Arrived Nov 23—Stmr ANi- anca, from Colon: Br stmr Oxus, from Colon. REEDY ISLAND—Passed down Nov Nov Stmr San Gabriel. with schr Stmr J L Luckenbach, for New York. BALTIMORE—Arrived Nov 23— Br Massapequa, from Valparalso. FOREIGN PORTS. LIVERPOOL—Arrived Nov 23—Ger Niobe, from Portland, Ore. COLOMBO—Salled ‘Nov 22—Br stmr Kee- mun, for Yokobama and Seattle. DELAGOA BAY—Sailed Nov 12—Br stmr stmr ship Cambrian Klnx for Mauritlus and Vancouver. HAIBI‘RG——-S:.HM Nov 22—»31‘ bark Pro- cyon, for Portland, HONGKONG. Satled Nov 10—Br stmr Ara- Prior to Oct 10—Br ENDO—"‘Q!&! Oc( lD—Ger stmr Am- mon‘ for Hamburg. Oct 11—Br stm: for New York. T DA SHANGHAT—Salled Nov 12—Br stmr In- drasamba, for New York. ANCON—Salled Nov 24—Stmr San Juan, for San Francisco and way ports.. SUBZ—Arrived Nov 24—Br stmr Sikh, from Manila for New York. KOBE—Arrived Nov 24—Br stmr Indranl, trom New York. HDm—Amv.d ndor to Nov 24—Fr bark Bayard, Sept vmroxu—scued Nov x—)r stmr Tiord, for Yokohama. IBH ROSALI Annie E Smale, from Port Townsend, OCEAN STEAMERS. Nov 24—PBr -tmr Aorangt, from SANTA IA—Arrived Nov 22 Schr NEW YORK—Arrived Nov 24—Stmr Penn- Nov 24—Stmr sylvania, from Hamburg. Q —Arrived Campania, from New York. Higgins, Fort Bragg. | with | | for | Tacoma; schr Mahukona, for Bellingham: schr | E . Weather Report. (120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24—85 p. m. The following maximum and minimum tem- peratures are reported for the previous day: Cincinnatf . §t. Louls Chicago . Washington | Boston Jacksonville | New York New Orleans . | Philadelphia Honolulu .. Pittsburg 54 SAN FRANCISCO ......... The following are the seasonal rainfells to date, as compared with those of the same date Luz season and rainfall in last twenty-four ours: Last This Last Stations— 24 hours. Season. Season. Eureka . . 0.00 2.67 7.91 Red Bluff . 9. | Sacramento 8. San Franctsc 7 | Sgn Jose 4.19 | | Fresno . 5.07 | Independence ...... 0.45 | & Luis Obispo... 4.71 | | Los Angeles 1.14 { San Diego 0.17 | PACIFIC g g3 g g 8 3 8o - STATIONS. 3 3 £ F 3 : 3 = : 3 s 44 20 W Clear .00 46 24 B Clear .00 58 10 X ear 100 | 8 48 W Pt.Cldy .00 | 58 51 NW Clear .07 | | Flagstatt 4200 N Clear 00| Independence . 2 28 NW Clear | .00 Los Angeles ..30.02 70 48 W Cloudy .00 | Mt Tamalpals.30.13 52 41 N__ Clear .23 North Head 48 40 NW Clouay .00 ix .. 68 42 W lear .00 Point Reyes ..30.06 60 40 N Clear T. | | Bocatello .....30.16 42. 8¢ SE Pr.Clay .08 | | Portlana . '28 38 32 SB - Cloudy .00 | Red Bluff .12 66 38 N Clear .00 | Roseburg . .26 42 28 E Clear .00 | | Sacramento 08 64 44 N Clear T Salt Lake .16 48 86 SB Clear .00 12 62 48 NW Clear .04 | .08 68 48 W ear .16 | 04 €5 48 SE Pt.Cldy .24 | 02 65 48 NW Pt.Cldy .00 | 22 46 32 W Cloudy .00 88 26 NE Cloudy T. 48 42 E Cloudy .00 | 48 28 S Clear .00 Winnemucca 48 28 SW Clear .00 Yuma . 66 46 NW Clear .00 WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL FORECAST. Severe weather conditions prevail alopg the Great Lakes and the North Atlantic States. On the Pacific Slope the weather is generally clear and no rain has fallen except sprinkies on the coast of California south of San cisco. The temperature has risen slowly, but con- ditions are favorable for heavy frosts Satur-A dey morning_in the interior of California’| north of the Tehachapi. The indications are that clear weather, with | light northeast winds will prevail Saturday over the larger portion of the State. There may also be tule fog in the bay section in the morning. FORECAST FOR NOVEMBER 25. San Francisco and vicinity—Fair Saturday; Mght east winds. vicinity—Cloudy and un- Los Angeles and settied weather Saturday; light northeast Saturday; lght winds, changing to westerly. frost morning. Valley—Fair San Jc lh“vul Fair Saturday; h in uin ey—] eay freet morning;, light north winds. e Coast—Fair snurd-.y: light northeast winds. Nevada—Fuir Saturday. A. G, McADIE, District Forecaster. Memoranda. NEW YORK, Nov 23—Br stmr Oxus, from Colon, will stop at quarantine for disinfection; two of her crew suftering from intermfttent fever, —_————————— Recovers Her Little One. ‘Without waiting for the processes of the law to run their courses Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Thompson of Santa Barbara have surrendered to Mrs. Mary Blick, wife of Policeman Blick, the custody of her little one. Shortly after the child's birth Mrs. Blick was taken seriously 111, and the little one was placed In a home. There Mr. and Mrs. Thompson found it and took it to rear as their own. Recently Mrs. Blick asked for the return of her baby, but Mr. and Mrs. Thompson refused to give it up. Then Mrs. Blick instituted habeas corpus proceedings; but yesterday coun- sel for the mother announced that the little one had been returned to her, so Judge Graham dismissed’ the writ. —_——— | “Christmas Time in the Old Country.” 1t you are golng to spend your Christmas in the old country remember that the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Agent can book you unon'h to any British, Scandinavian, German T Port. He will take pléasure in seeing you have most enjoyable trip and will furnish_tickets at lowest possible rate. SARGENT'S Wirt descriptions. Green Velvet Colonial—Trimmed in reseda ribbon and wlng: Regularly pri % 1.4 Green Velvet nnd Chenille Hat— ced at $5.00; flro'\‘n Flat—Bent into ta.nry shape. High back rolled or, band of folds of brown velvet and brown mings of Alice biue velvet and cut gold around crown; _shaded breasts falling _toward _ back: ostrick pompons; large buttons wings and _ ribbon caught with bunch of of blue velvet anish trimming in back. Reg_ ceride roses. Regular around bandeaux. kg- 53 75 ular price $5.00; % price £5.00; 3% off..... = ular price h -$3.75 !lllev Hat—In Alice Dblue trim- Sale of Talking Machines and Records (Fifth Fluori we inaugu rade ‘]Alk’"g *\nn s, regular $30 a sale of $16.75 s fo The (‘r‘lebruled American Blue Talking Machine Records, % of an inch larger than the size ordina- sold for a dollar, for 60c Each Or $7.00 a Dozen. Listen to the Talking Machine Con- cert in Toy-Town this evening. Food Chopper 95¢ Special this evening only, from 7 un- til 10 o’clock. Just the thing for Thanksgiving Mince Meat, and handy for everyday use. Regular $1.25 size. Special 95C this evening rily Santa Claus will be at home in Toy- Town to-day and this evem- ing. See him. Choice Creamery Bufter The usual satisfactory kind 41c Square Eggs—Every one guaranteed. ular 50c. Special, 38e dozen. To-Day—Chocolaty s Chips Dainty and Delic 15¢ Box ragers ‘ALWAYS RELIABLE MARNET = JONES SI3 Reg- Doll Day This will be a rare opportunity to purchase genuine Kestner Dolls of latest make at reduced prices. Onme style. which requires suitable for a child 2 and is worth $7.50 cial sale to-day at. 24-inch Kestner Dnll. Special price 24-inch Keste Special price . inch Kestner Dol $2.50 Men’s Trousers $1.95 Specizl this evening. T to 10 o’clock. 450 pairs of good Wor: mere, Tweed and sers, in neat strip. mixtures; sizes 31 to dresses will be on spe- B> . worth length. Best $2. n) Trousers in town; the pair CROWS ANKIOUS Detectives Ryan and O’'Dea intended to| have preferred several charges of grand: larceny yesterday against Francls T.: Sargent, the Point Richmond jeweler, but | concluded to wait till to-day in the hope | that new developments might arise. They | are Inclined now to doubt that Sargent had an accomplice. BSargent told them that he knew his accomplice as “Joe.” He thought his other name was Dorsch, | but was not quite sure. ‘Joe” he said| used ‘o work at Pinole and was noted | for his red hair. He met him accidental- | ly and “Joe” at once fell in with the| proposition. Sargent’s wife and his stepson caued; at the City Prison yesterday afternoom. | | She promised the prisoner that she would employ an attorney to look after his in- terests. It was her first visit to the prison since her husband’s arrest, and the detectives say that it was prompted by the statements in yesterday morn- ing’s papers that she might be arrested as an accomplice. The detectives say that none of the wholesale jewlers and others who were victimized by \Sargent will agree to prosecute Mrs. Sargent on theguncorroborated statement of her hus- band. Besides, any action would have to be taken against her in Contra Costa County. | Sargent told Ryan and O'Dea that he was sure there would be a rupture soon between him and his wife, and that was why he was taking some of the stolen jewelry out of the store and hiding it so that when he and his wife separated he would have something to fall back | upon. He told them that his wife knew about his stealings all the time and en- couraged him to go ahead. FORGES CHECK N CITY JAL Joseph A. Smith, who says he is a rafl- road man from Chicago, is accused of forging a check for $% in the city prison and securing his release on a charge of bringing stolen goods into this city on Monday last. He was arrested by Detec- tive Bralg on information that he was ‘wanted in Berkeley for stealing a grip. The bail was fixed at §100 and that day Smith gave Attorney Charles A. Low a check for $%5 on the Germania National Bank bearing the signature “E. O. Cur- tis.” Low went to the bank and cashed the check. He returned to the city prison and put up the $100 for Smith's release. Shortly after Low left the bank a check signed by Curtis was handed in for payment and on comparing the sig- nature with that on the 3% check it was discovered that the latter was not genu- ine.. Curtis and Low were both notified by the bank and Curtis declared that the signature to the $95 check was a forgery. The police were informed and Detective Braig- went in search of Smith, and found him on Wednesday. In his room Braig discovered several sheets of paper On HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE, PIANOS, HORSES AND VE- HICLES, SALARY, Etc. Household Loan Co. ?02-3 GALLAGHAN BLIS. . Warket and Mo’ [lister ’ts PHONE SOUTH 922. MEN CURED Positively of the Kidueys, Bladder and Prostate. Diseases—Newly contracted All Burning, Itching Special and chronlc cases cured. and Inflammation stopped in hours; cures effected in seven days. HAVE A TYLK WITH US About Your Allments. years. %an buy 1s lacking in our office equipment: ‘We will use you honestly, treat you and restore you to health in the shortest time with the least dlscomfort and expense. DR HOLS_MAN & CO Hours—8 to 5, '('.n. 729 Market St. (Top Floor), S. F. Gonorrhoea and Urinary Discharges. with Curtis’ signature on them, showing that Smith had been practicing on it. A secgnd charge of forgery was booked against Smith. He had worked with the Spring Con- A CURE IN 48 HOURS. twenty-four | We make no charge for a friendly talk. Come | l(mun-fla.u.wrluhl-y-m-' r Los Angeles Times SAN FRANCISCO OFFICR IS NOW IN Room 41, Chronicle Bldg. Telephone Maln 1473 Arthur L. Fish, Representative The Times is the advertising medium of the Southwest OCEAN TRAVEL. Steamers leave Plers 3 and 11, San Francisce. For ' Ketchikaa, Wrangel, Juneau. Treadwell. Haines, compan) attle. For _Vietoria, Vancouver, Port Townsend, Seattle, Tacoma, Everstt, Ana. ! cortes, Soutn Bellingtaw, Beilingbam—11 a. m.., Nov. 11, 16, 21 26, Dec. 1 Ch: at | ssastie o s company’s steamers for Alasica P’, at Seattle or Tacoma to N. P. Y. ouver to C. P. Ry. Rt s (Mumboldt Bay)—Pomona, 1:30 13, 19, 25, Dec. 1. Corcna, 1:38 , 22.'28, Dee. { Badondo), San Diego and Santa Barbara— ta Rosa, Sundays, ¥ a. m. Biate of Calttornia, Thursdays. 9 a. m. For Los Augeles (via San Pedro and Bast San Pedro), Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz, Mon- ferey, San Stmeon. Cayuces, Fort Hacford (Saa Luis Obispc), Ventura and Hueneme— ‘Coos Bay. O a. m.. Nov. 14, 22. 30, Dea. & Bont:a, 9 a. m.. Nov. 10, 18, 36, Dec. 4 For Ensenada. Magdalena Bay. San jose del Cabo, Mazatlan, Altata, La Paz,_ Santa Rosa- Ta, Guaymas (Mex.). 10 a_m._ 7th each moath ALASKA EXCURSIONS. Season 1906-—The palatial Alaska excursion steamship SPOKANE wul.}_\'! Tacoma, Seattle and Victeria Juns . July B, 19, Angust 2. oF further informaticn obtain folder. Right land—952 iway. C. D. DUNANN, General Market AMERICAN LINE. Plymouth—C ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE. New York—London Direct. HOI.I.AA‘D-A!ERICA LINE. NEW YORK—ROTTERD. ia BOULOGNE ROMANIC . c“Ro-nn.o& Passenger Agent F S 21 Post st.. San Francisco. TOYO KISEN KAISHA ‘ORIENTAL S. S. CO. sp:nuln rg-ku urflqx 653 Market street, S John lMr:l)comld forB be s Cou = = -ancisco, struction Company, Berkeley, and, . R alleged, . stole McDonald’s bank book =7 DR. JORDAN’S cazar Toapuat Dusopnr. Fovnel. with the Citizens’ State Bank. He called ."SE" .F “‘m Articles of incorporation of the|at tho Citizens' Bank with McDonald's Western Pacific Terminal Land Com- | bank book, representing himself as Mec- 5 4 pany were filed yesterday. The di- |Donald, and said he desired to transfer .."',,. """‘_"“""__,, Ly e rectors are John P. Clark, C. M. Wooster | his account from the Germania bank to _-m—?hfi.- and F. H. Gould. The capital stock is |that bank. He produced a check bear- Specialiar on the Coast. Hat. 38 years. $25.000, all of which has been sub- |ing the alleged signature of McDonald for OR. JORDAN—DISEASES OF MEN scribed. $50 and wanted it cashed at once, but he Casestiation l---%r_k- R AR was asked to call again after the trans- Treatment r—'_'. by - “0Our Frame Department fer had been made. He left the check, e i ot Prides. itself on two things—one is the actual | but Wwas arrested before he could eall miACe: ToilD SRR 4 Falge for Ihe mouey. nt N 08 o [RESTY } . SORDAN & St Market St A ¥, It's mighty easy to-fit & good picture poorly. S D T > The 'QE:{ Exc:lh't;‘?fi is W.hlmy qn‘: DROWNED MAN IDENTIFIED.—The body taste can be layed. you “found off Lombard street whar!f e mouldings and talk to our tramers | ° P8 TR G0 BT tifted CURE SICK HEADAGHE. mmm:r':mm.m. is Sanborn, Vail_& on nw-uw" oo d-‘nr' . at n: m oy W4 - Markel jon the gasaline sehooner Nongarell' s that at| Genvine Must Bear LONDON, Novt u—-l‘om-n Secretary : i'.{'."“m Comtiston o o schodker and 1 Fac-Simile Signature Lansdowne, in behalf of Great Britdin, has ‘mwmmfll e b v errka=n iy iny | Soel ORI o T W . 3 Sy g - The dmsun, Ve e | o e T position in 1907. -~ i FOLTZ'S e e TR BRI e o I sy (A PR SRR WEEKLY OALL S1 PER YEMR s ‘street. Telephone South 430, < e Ny Vi e