The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 15, 1905, Page 5

WILD FLICHT OF AN AIRSHIP Kouti Machine Becomes Unmanage- able When at Great Heicht and Nails Into the Clouds AERONAUT FACES DEATH His Hands Chilled by Icy \tmosphere and He Nearly Falls From the Framework e air at the hei, e INIOUS THIEF STEALS MUFF AND FURS WORTH $5000 an Employe of Hotel and Se- ods from Delivery Wagon af Mercantfle House, $5000 ces E. Fitz, #IENRY H. ROGERS TO ERECT ) HOME FOR LITTLE CHILDREN President of the Standard Oil Company Interests Himself fn New York Charitable Institution. w h 1885 for the ar report r children were Small ad. advertisers can only be cer- uin of their ads. appearing in Sunday’s — Christmas Edition — upon the ¥ delivery of their copy at this of- urday night. w York. Ca e in New York: From Bar o—R. P. Julian, at the r M. and wife, B. shland, at the 3 3. J. W. Taylor, at the Holland. s Angeles—Mrs. Foster, at the r, at the Bristol. Straits. Dec. 14.—A dis- ah Point at the en- of San Juan de boa badly his morning of a schoon- ge ship's There was no mark to iden- rreckage. e ago. tity the MERRRRERERE RREERE RRRRRRREREER RRRRRRY B i adddd Tuesday aft- | The | s. will be received later thanm | isch, at the Murray | osper, at the Astor; | RERERRRERRRR RRRVERE REIERERER RRERRRR RRRRRR, RRERERERRRRR P ERRRRR RERERE RERRRR BERRER BEERREN RRRRRE REEREREERERR RERERYR, RRULRR ¥ THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1905. ¥ : $7.50 Suit Cases $5 Merchand- l Soh.d leatber suit case, nice, dark chocolate color, a’:';a;—o;’_ i linen lined, with solid brass lock and strong s <§~ handle; choice of two sizes—22 or 24 inch— | Can be purchased : & for any amount at | 'CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST- % regularly $7 and $7.50, to-day $5 00 il i i : %! and Sawurday.............. ° near public tele- : phones, main T % & H y y H |% H H | % H & Skin Animals and Cart $1.50, e and Cart, $1,00, . $2.50. and Loaded Dray, , $2.00, $2.50, $3.50, . $9.50, $12.50. $1.25, China Tea Sets played in box, 75¢, $1.00, 85.00, $6.00 10¢, $1.50, $2.00, and $7.50. Novelties From Art Needle Work Department. Sachets—Flower and figure desi and mottoed, each one in hand-painted designs with appropriate mottoes, each in velo, Decorated Tea Sets, each nicely dis- Se, 25¢, 50c, 50, £3.50, Hand-Painted Xmas Neediebooks—Flower and figure designs 25¢ 25¢ - . 250, 50c, $1.25, $1.75 Tape Measures—Of ribbon, daintily painted $1.00 cach Book Marks—Of ribbon, painted in flower 300 cach Laundry Lists—Appropriate designs . . 8500 cach AMERICA'S GRANDEST STORE Mistakes Can Be ust At the Adjusters’ Bureau, main floor, near elevators lead- ing to Toy Depart- ment. special at $2.00 Cenferpieces 839¢ To-day and Saturday, if quantities last, 50 dozen dainty, hand embroidered centers flower and conventional designs, the kinds that created such a furor in previous sales, in fruit, More Toys Here Than in Other San Francisco Stores children to see it. HOOK AND LADDERS. $1.00, $1.50, $2.50 and $3.00. Iron Chief Wagon, 50¢, 75¢c. hes oo, msl 20 00 holstered in bright ‘plush. Children’s Hand Cars—A $1.00 This Two Story Pl . Rubber e, great assortment of these health- gol i IHouse—— ;g—inch wheel, a:gz a;.:g SKIN ANIMALS. oy iacie Caboipes bk roonsiide’ 1,00 22inch whed, 8.50 9.00 Pug Dog, chamols skin, with voice, on Fast Mail Locomotive—I10 26-inch-wheel, 7.50 11.00 S - platform, $1.00. < S5 - SaD TRow ewing Ma Elephants, with moving head, §1.00 ana 214 16 inchplamtite stecl wheels, Pahwin " Fancy Lithogiaphed Shell, Sheep ~ Chines for_little $1.50. pedal motive power, automobile Carpet Sweepers—4 ”‘H‘Pu 3 women; will do L;;;,w with ;;ol;’e, on platform, ®L25, geing device, headlight, cow- R e I‘OA 750 plain sewing in e tcher, piston b in, 250 -in., . Tiger, ‘;,_roh voice, on platform, $1.00 :dcs‘e'mp 12" $12.50 Roller Skates— | 8¢, 250, 7in.350 1285 ;het most satis- Plgs, no platform, 10e, 25e, B0e, 75¢, gtea] Battleship—60 inches Leather heel and 58¢, 75¢. 8-in, 45 actory manner ; . 012 et » Wood Shell, Calf Head the Stitchall Goats, with volce, on platform, 25¢c, 50c, long 2 '“‘“'i”‘;‘ 5, 12 imitation toe straps Toy Piano—Upright Practical S s 8 $3.15; the 50, .00, o .00, s, searc . i -1 - - Cows, o platform, 35e, 606 756. B e e, $20.00 model . ... e 92,750 138150 e Comor” - - = dom S 75¢ <+ ...790C TheydoGood Wark I, $1 140.$2.00 .= "33 00 SCROLL SAWS. Bracket saw, complete with tools and pattems, in box Bracket saw, complete with tools and patterns on card, 25c¢; 500, $1.00 amusing. Cricket foot power saws and patterns . . . .$3.50 box . . Dresses, box cords, buttons, en- “When the Stork Comes’’ Book— Dainty baby designs - - - . . 500 cxch “Art in Cookery’” — Sets, 5 in set, neatly boxed . . . . . . . $1.25 cach ! Doily Books . . ... . $2.50 cach Handkerchief Books . . $2,50 cach Doily Cases — "“Rollstyle,” $7.75 each Values Center Piece Cases—Roll style . . . . t $|0 ........... $2.75 each e Satin Handkerchief, Glove and Cra- o vatCases . . . . . . $1.785 each ¢ Hand-Painted Opera Glass Ba Hand-Embroidered Goods w to $3.50, $5.00 $20.00, a specially Pillows—$3.50 to Pifture Frames . . $3.75 each will put them on sale, beginning this morning, at l‘;i"“:‘ B;igs S ¢ 32'7 5 each The above are ladies' 26-inch Umbrellas. o i o | W Uptrlls A, 4 . s e i & 5 3 sworment for . . - . - 260 wd 800 | e T e T $2.38 Center Pieces—None but the best work . . . $1.50, 32.005 assortment - at $5200 to $10.00 cach g5 $5 Umbrellas, Initials Engraved Free. We bought several hundred handsome handles of Sterling and German Silvers, Gun Metal, Ivory and Pearl trimmed with silver, in the newest and most attractive shapes, fitted them to best Union Taffeta ta‘fe-ed up Umbrellas worth $4 anc fine FIRE ENGINES AND HOSE CARTS. Iron Fire Engine, 10e, 15c, 25c, Iron Hook and Ladder Trucks, 25e¢, 50e, The Humpty Dumpty Circus. New, novel, various combinations, cach packed in a fancy Holiday Sale of $5 apiece, and S0c. 7. 8100, 8135, $1.45, o 2.00, §2.50, $3.00. g f B Tron Piobs Chrt 25c, BOc, 75c, long—painted red—stee! ’5 .6.16/ $1.00, $1.50 and $250, 0 - -+ - g Coaster—Top board 48 inches long—painted red—steel wheels i with extra heavy rims. $4.00 Emporium Flyer—Geared with chain and sprockets, plain wheels . ... ... . 8550 Rubber-tired wheels . $6:50 G Coaster — Hardwood body, 32 An unbreakable toy, put up in $3.00 Holiday Sale of Children’s Party Dresses | Ty, Abhout Half Price Just five dozen of these beautiful little in all wool cashmere in the sweet- est pinks, old rose and blue, pretty shades of red—elaborately trimmed with laces, velvet nbbons, buckles and in sizes 3, 4 and 5 years, practical and lovely gift for Christmas and \ just the dresses to wear to the Christmas ¢ ll'ree Party, beginning this morning. Values up to $6 for $305O o $5.00 for $2.58 agon frames, with coverings, making $2.58 Coaster—Top boud 42 inches Chair Horses — Painted and dappled, bent-wood rocker and wicker seat Boys’ Boxing tan leather, hair stuffed Upright donkey steam brass boiler, whistle, 50c, $1.00, $1.50, £2.00. Horizontal steam engine, steel finish boiler with whistle and safety valve, $1.50, $2.50, $3.75, $5.00. Boys’ Suits $4.00 greatest suits we ever sold for this little 10 ve s—Olive, $lo2’ STATIONARY STEAM AND HOT AIR ENGINES S0c to $10.00. Perfect models, absolutely harmless, being supplied with valves to prevent explosion. engine, with price. Some have extra pair knickerbockers, others have double seat and knee. On Suits with extra pants or the double seat will give about the same wear as two Hundreds ordinary suits. Choice of boys, 7 to 16 years. tures, nobby plaids and plain blue, all at the one price Boys’ Overcoats for $5, able long coats, made!| the boys want. Oxford shade; velvet collar, belt back Worth $ Boys' Reefers for $5.00—Worth $6.00; fine blue €Xtra # serge or rough cheviot, navy blue; also Al have emblems on sleeves; regula- tion gilt or black buttons; sizes 23 to 10 justable and seats 50c, $4.00 men’s, just the style Made from all-wool coating in All the Combined Such a wealth of toys has never before been assembled in this great store, which has been famous for years for its wonderful toy displays. Bring all the Do not deprive any youngster of the Christmas treat we have prepared. Make up your mind to give the children the time of their lives this Christmas. Give them in profusion the playthings and toys that make the real Christmas joys. The big store shows hundreds of new and original toys. The newest trains run by electricity, for example, instead of by clockwork. The new foot- propelled vehicles are marvels of ingenuity. Dolls do everything but think nowadays. Here are some suggestions to toy buyers: You can afford to do it if you buy at Emporium prices. Horse and Cart — Imitation skin-covered horse and painted 2 p Automobile — ::p cart, exactly I:; % Mechanical; has Boys" Tool Chest —16 pracical tol Rl St strongspring 25C g, + .n.“.“:i ?fl'm'#.mtn 95¢ These Tricycles are ad- are up- key... 75¢, $2.50, $3.50, $4.50, $5.00 $1.00, $1.50, e of these of them for pretty mix- 6.50; fashion- or plain; extra #4‘ with covert cloths. Rint,; $5.00 Gifts for Boys Boys’ Bath Robes—Made like the men's. 'orth $3.00 and $3.50 . . . . $7.85 Boys’ Mufflers — Embroidered ends — bfi& and all colors—just what the boys ‘want 750 Boys’ White Laundered Shirts—All sizes, 12 to 14. special. . . . 50€ Boys’ Neckwear—Extra good quality, ,(o):n-in-hlndu. windsors—over 100 Fuzy .. 25¢ styles . 750 o $1.50 ggys’ Sweaters . . ys’ Suspenders . . . 100 o 500 Men’s Trousers New Spring Styles The new Spring styles are here—weights that are just right for California year round. Over a dozen different styles. Some of the prices $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 Everything for Evening Dress— Tuxedo or Full Dress Suits from . . ....$30.00 to $45.00 Naughty Boy Automobile, Cat, Sulky and Rider, etc., 25¢ each. Automobil Paddy's Mule, etc., 45¢ each. ‘Sale Holiday neckwear of all descriptions remaining from - our annual sale of samples be- ginning to-day and while quantities Choice Creamery Notwithstanding the holiday rush, in Boiled Ham'— Sardines—D. & G. Brand, IZ& Soups ;nfl Beans—Spanish-Amer- Marquette Port or S| —5-year-old Sauterne or Reisling 0ld Crow Whiskey—The genuine $4 . qualiy for $3.25 Cham TIN MECHANICAL TOYS Motoreygle, Duck, Rats, Fire Engine, Bird, Ferris Wheel, Cat, g, Goose, Drummer, Balky of Ladies’ Neckwear About 1000 pieces of beautiful , at Half Price Butter 42c¢ order that our Grocery Department ooy o P or our y .:é;d Suwday Buter St Freh chi creamery Butter, as usual, regular squares - “A9c¢C s, regularly . . 280 Sardins—D & G. Boneless, dozen, 35¢ Ib., special, bb.. . - $1.65;tn. . . . . . . 150 size: dozen, $71.10; tin - o 4 ial, 1 . . RyoWhl;”k;‘LfBam e ‘.'--'.570 —Good s il ot P ool -Gold Seal, case of 2 doz. AAARAE RARARE KAARAAR REARAE ARRAAR ARG ARA ARARL AR CAARRR WANA AL ARELN RARRAERD FAURRRRUNR NRARANN ARARURUA L RURURRNRNR LR AQTAAR TR URCANE QRN AR AR AR A ARR AR AR DAL KT AW RAa wwawan sttt s e S b b S M i e e e ———_——— e ey . For Family Colds A reliable Cough and Cold cure should % aiways in the house ready for use the moment the first symptoms appear. o d)edfa cold in the very It is safer, too. Ry tested for o )'c:x\:?and tens of thousands of Homesin the United States and Canada to-day are never without it. s “We are soven in fanily. We b f it were anything but the best would thisbeso? Try it in your own family. lfadoqmmrmgeh&dl:pu you. We take all the chences. = Neither sounor your dealer can lose. [lsn't that fir> 25 is the price. Al dealess in medicine sell ‘'SHILOH Sold by THE OWL DRUG CO., 1128 Market st, and 30 Geary st L thres ] ADAMS CHECKS ARE WORTHLESS Representative of San Fran- ciseo Business House Is Under Arrest at Honolylu —_— Special Dispatch to The Call. HONOLULU, Dec. 14—Fred S. Adams, who is mow being detained at the police station pending an investigation of cer- ! tain check and draft operations on his part while In Honolulu, comes of promi- nent people in San Francisco. Adams came here about four weeks ago from Apla, where he had been in- vestigating a pipe line system for a num- ber of rancisco people. He was | taken 1n charge by Detective Lake on complaint of George Andrews, manager of the Union Grill. Adams gave Andrews two checks—one for $15 and another for | $20—on Bishop & Co.’s bank In payment | for meals, recelving change in additjon. He had no account with the bank at the time. Adams admits that he gave An- drews the checks, but claims he had been drinking considerably beforehand. It was reported that Adams had given Fred Kiley a draft for $500, receiving part of the money in advance. This he denies emphatically, Accompanied by Kiley he made out a draft on Adams & Co. of San Francisco, and took it to Bishop & Co. for collection, He admits owing Kiley about §$140. Mast of this was for trade with a few cash advances. Adams clalms to have an interest of $10,000, the remainder of a fortune of $160,000 left him by his father, in the cor- poration known as Adams & Co. JHe says that he cannot draw on the ount, however, without permission of his rela- tives and members of the organization. There may be a want ad, printed to- day which is “h\lntln{'& Jjob” for a man who ought to have been working for wou for years PACKERS RELY ON GARFIELD Commissioner of Corpora- -tions Is Subpenaed by De- fense in Beef Trust Cases CHICAGO, Dec. 14—Three jurors, two of whom are carpenters and one a real estate dealer from the interlor of the State, have been accepted by both the Government and the defendant packers’ lawyers in the “beef trust’ case now be- fore Judge Humphreys. Considerable difficulty in securing competent men is being met with and during to-day's ex- amination of veniremen clashes between () opposing counsel were frequent. When court adjourned to-night each side had exhausted three of its seven peremptory challenges. It developed to-day that Commissioner of Corporations James R. Garfield and his chiet assistant, Dr. E. A. Durand, have practically become witnesses for the de- fense, inasmuch as Garfleld has been served with subpena duces tecum, issued at the instance of the defense, to produce every book, paper, record or report he has now, or did have, and be ready to testify concerning it. By this it is declared the defense will endeavor to show that Gar- fleld has sworn statements in his posses- sion which were made by the packers dur- ing €ommissioner Garfield's investigation of the business methods of the ‘beef trust” and that in view of this fact the packers have gained immunity from crim- inal prosecution. Get Your Clothing Now. $9 85 will buy either a $20 suit or overcoat. The Brown clothing stock of New York is on sale. Men’s stylish gar- ments intended to be retailed for $20 are nxw‘: ‘1‘0‘?’ io‘mgr 9 85.at Herman . Op. Jones. * DISCOVERS TOOTH GROWING IN NOSE Doctor Makes Strange Find * 'When Treating Patient for Catarrh. Speclal Dispatch to The Call. DENVER, Colo., Dec. 14.—What Robert McWilllams supposed was an aggravated case of nasal catarrh proved to have been caused by a tooth growing in his nose. The discovery was made yesterday by Dr. N. A Johnson, who removed the tooth, which had taken the wrong track and grown up through the gum instead of down. McWilliams Ohio several ye: to Colorado from ago in hope of being cured of a bad case of catarrh. He re- ceived no rellef. Within the last few wetks a growth in the nasal passage commenced to annoy him and yesterday the pain was so great that it nearly drove him crazy. He sought Dr. Johnson, who found a hard white growth protrud- ing in the air passage. Cocaine was used, after which the doctor applied his forceps and removed a tooth nearly an inch in length. - —_——— Open evenings until Christmas. The public cordially invited. Sanmborn, Vall & Co. ¢ —————c— MANZANITA IN FANCY DRESS.—Man- sanita Council No. 40 of the Degres of Poca- , hontas will give a fancy dress ball to its mem- bers and their friends In the Odd Feliows' buflding this evening under the direction of the social committee. —_——— Carmel-By-The-Sea. Saturday te Mon- day, $6.75. The above low rate inclides round-trip ticket from San Francisco, carriage drive to Pime Inn Hotel and accommodations at the hotel. Half tickets, $525. Further particulars of rn_Pacific_agent. 3 CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought 2 ol Bignature of