The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 18, 1906, Page 9

Ti{E SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, MISS KNAPP’S PEN PORTRAYS HAWAIIAN HERO ERREERGEE S writer, Miss Adeline es the fine story which the latest number of the T It is a vividly aden ship on fire, in the Hawallan Hilo, become of his country to ed States. He saw g over the town and one. The ns the environment of which the newl: went in a wa hily one, bursts flaming Agin: n when the upmsip announce- * says Dan- Janu teet an American | to him as a cjti- cre- that | PUPILS OBSERVE FRANKLIN DAY | Children of the City Schools Celebrate 200th Anniver- sary of the Great Patriot TEACHERS TELL OF LIFE e |Songs, Stories and Recita- tions Keep Boys and Girls | Familiar With History — e — B | The two hundredth anniversary of the birth of Benjamin Franklin was celebrated yesterday throughout the ools of the city. There was no elab- te programme at any of the schools, but each teacher saw that her pupils | rememberea the day by some sort of exercise. Many of them spent an hour lecturing on the life of the great states- ma The little tots of the primary des were told of his experiences 1 electricity and the flying of the that rainy afternoon. They lis- d to the story of the lightning com- own the silken line and sparkling key with excited interest, for them it was the first time been told. The older pu- of the later life of Frank- of his extraordinary service to country during the Revolutionary | kite the Franklin Grammar School, Eij, gmh and Harrison streets, much of the day was taken up with the exer- | ch teacher in history had | told the youngsters to prepare a paper | on £ome phase of Franklin's life, and these were read in class, Extracts from Poor Richard’s Almanack were recited | i by the boys and girls. Then the teach- | | [ | ers talked a little while on the good | deeds of the great man and of the im- portance of always remembering his hday. The exercises were concluded | ut mid-afternoon. | TVACANT PLACES IN HICH COURT] Judge Monroe of Los Angeles Is on Governor’s Slate, but Declines Promotion —ig s ACTIVITY IN POLITICS |State League of Iroguois Clubs Will Meét Here on Washington’s Birthday ‘Word comes from the south that Judge Charles Monroe of Los Angeles, who was formerly the law partner of the late Ste- phen M. White, was on the Governor's slate for appointment to the Supreme Court to fill the existing vacancy. It is said that Judge Monroe declined the pro- motion on the ground that he was so happy in Los Angeles that he could not consent to change his residence. Supe- rior Judges that are in line for higher honors on the bench take into account the fact that the term which the Gov- ernor can bestow will be less than one year's duration. Hence there has been no scramble for the place rendered va- cant by the death of Justice Van Dyke. On the next anniversary of. the birth of Washington considerable attention will be given in California to affairs political. In San Francisco there will be a meet- ing of the State League of Iroquois Clubs for the purpose of declaring princi- ples and devising means for bringing all factions of the Democratic party Into harmony for the State campalgn. In Fresno on February 22 there will be a mass meeting of citizens to form a po- litical organization to be known as the Public Ownership party. The prospectus issued by the promoters of the new party declares: “The people must own, control and operate the railroads and the railroad plants which shall carry the passengers and freight of the nation. The people should likewise own and operate all other At the Girls' High School the after- noon was devoted to patriotic exercises. Some very clever recitations and songs were given by the young girls. There was no general assembly, the exercises being carried on in the different class- | ashington Grammar School has nded for several days be- n, so the pupils there | birthday on Mon- 1ple, from Poor Richard’ c songs yesterday after- stened to interesting talks vas enjoyed | tralia. . mu; DR. H. J. STEWART'S PUPILS GIVE PROGRAMME OW SON role Young Singers Do Creditable Work Be- fore a Large Audience in Cali- fornia Club Auditorium. The vofal pupils of Dr. H. J. Stewart presented an excel programme last evening at the California Club audi- torium. Many of those taking part are well known to the musieal public and make her audience Miss St one of t ni companies. all showed a tralning ures correct phraging and | original asing finist The pro- | pe ollows: Caro- | Miss | cure Halle' Mabel A. or Harris), expense is the: Leola S. Stone; * _(Victor Harris), “L’Insana Parola’ g, \hs~ Rose Broderick; ari NFL 1E STEWART, THE IDOL OF RALIA, WHO WILL SOON A!'l'mx HERE. r >00r ard’s Almanack and sketches of his life by the pupils. The Monroe Primary School little tots the idol of the theater-goers of Aus- In comic opera, romantic opera, al comedy and society plays this talented woman has appeared. of Nell |'“Sweet Neil at the Majestic Theater next Monday night. ewart will be surrounded by George Musgrove has selected the best players from his various English Special attention will be given to the incidental interpreted under the direction of Herr Slapoffsk conductor of the Carl ompany. e8 s Theater, Melbourne, where no trical productions. has retained the services of Will Green- | baum to assist in making the engage- ment of this star one of the successes of the season. cational Purposes. The night and day school of the Y. public uses and public utilities, whether State, county or municipal In scope.” It is predicted that the chieftaing of the Iroquofs will go the Fresno politi- clans cne better in the field of proposed ownership. Nothing worthy of possession in the line of public utility will escape the shrewd observation of the warriors. The idea is to convince the voters that it will not be necessary to organize a new party to purchase or confiscate the rail- road property of the country. The Republican and Union Labor par- ties, which seem to represent nearly all the voting strength of California, are not advertising special functions for Wash- ington’s birthday. At Santa Cruz on May L_n’\ life. Several of the high | . 14 and 15 the Republicans will hold a s did not remember the day by |Clever Australian Actress|demonstration. In due time P. H. Me- v . Carthy, the leader of the Union Labor ton Grammar School an| Wins in Many Roles | party, will assembie his forces and open ent committee of pupils pro- A & . the State campaign. 'rm:rmml\le for Franklin day.| a8 @ Footlight Favorite e ————— riotica ith h 1 4 B Bar e ] —_— MILITARY SECRETARY the early lifs| Probably no other woman on the TO BE TRANSFERRED ”‘2"}0 were | stage has had such success in as many piec tertainment | 9ifferent lines as has Nellie Stewart. | Major Dunning Will Relieve Captain Winn at Division Headquarters. Colonel William A. Simpson, military pecretary, who arrived on the last trans- pert from Manila, has taken charge of the military secretary’s office in depart- ment headquarters, relieving Major 8. W. Dunning of that duty. Major Dunning { will soon be transferred to division head- | quarters, where he will relieve Captain F. L. Winn, who is now on special duty in_that office. Veterinarian Richard B. Corcoran, artil- lery corps, has been ordered to the Pre- dem of Monterey to examine the horses of Troop H of the Fourteenth Cavalry 2nd make tests with mallein for glanders. It has been reported that glanders now exists among the horses of the troop, and Dr. Corcoran has been ordered to pro- ceed to the post without delay to deter- mine the nature of the disease and to take the proper steps to prevent its | spread. A hop was given in the hop room at the Prysidio last Tuesday evening, which In the Gwynn in Paul Kester's of Old Drury” she will debut before an American finest of dramatic compa- musie, which will | by a picked orchestra Ros: The scenery and stage | will be brought from the spared in making elaborate Manager Bishop | B TSR R T W S A wis well attended by the officers and SEVEN HUNDRED STUDENTS their friehds. e Fran ATTESD ¥. M. C. A. SCHOOL | Lieutenant L. C. Brinton, Artillery ose Cre: s PR i Corps, is a patient at the General Hos- #;;.} ) mmeaiain: 0% | Eatire Third Floor of Big Bullding Will ,,ua'{s“ the et Rendimi' (“Mit- Be Devoted Exclusively to Edu- Major John J. Crittenden, Twenty-sec- ond Infantry, has been detailed on special duty at department headquarters with station In this city. ! JANUARY 18, 1906 PERSONAL Drdn.n.muno:s-mom:bum. George W. Bpear of New York Is at the Palace. ‘W. F. Peterson, a merchant of Brm- mento, is at the Lick. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hart of Indlan- apolis are at the Palace Hotel Shirley C. Ward, an attorney of Los Angeles, is at the Palace Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Secondo Guasti of Los Angeles are at the Palace Hotel. Judge T. J. Field, wife and daughter of Monterey, are at the Palace Hotel. Hervey Lindley is at the Palace Hotel on his return from Washington, D. C. Willlam G. Kerckhoff, a capitalist of Lon Angeles, {s staying at the Palace Ho- E. C, Im!unl. a prominent fruit grower of Hanford, and his wife are at the Grand. George M. Piper, a prominent manufae- turer’s agent of Los Angeles, is at the Occldental, Among recent arrivals from the south at the Palace Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clarke. * Captain W. A. Nevills is very il at the Palace Hotel suffering from an acute at- tack of the grip. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Fowler of Boston are among Eastern arrivals recently reg- istered at the Palace. ‘W. P. Bwope, manager of the Mercury of Portland, Or., accompanied by his wife, is at the Occidental. R. W. Martindale, the new manager of the United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company, who has recently ar- rived from the East, has taken offices in the Rialto building. Francis J. Heney, who has attained natiogal celebrity for the able and un- relenting prosecution of land grabbers. is in_the city, having recently returned from Washington, D. C. Allen Kelly of the los Angeles Times arrived in the city yesterday and was at the Palace. Mr. Kelly has been in New Zealand for many months for a Los An- geles newspaper. He was formerty one of the famous city editors of the New York Sun, and in the late eighties was a bril- liant writer on the San Francisco papers. Mr. Kelly returns to Los Angeles in a few days. g ISP California in New York. NEW YORK. Jan. 17.—The following Californians have arrived in New York: From San Francisco—M. J. Canning, at the Gilsey House; W. L. Martin, at the Cadillac Hotel; G. E. Middleton, at the Cumberland; E. E. Peabody, at the Continental; H. L. Pelton, at the Gilsey; B. S. Hubbard, at the Imperjal: Mrs. B. Normand, at the Heffman; J. T. Roun- tree, at the Imperial From Los Angeles—W. F. Gouty, at the Cumberland; W. B. Richardson, at the Hotel Raleigh. e ‘Will Repeat Sacred Music. Mr. Leechman’s mass, which had its first presentation recently at St. Mary’s (Paulist) Church, made a very favor- able Impression and elicited expres- slons of hearty appreciation from sev- eral members of the congregation, who waited on Mr. Leechman to thank him for his expressive and touching musie. In compliance with their requests a repetition of the mass will be given in the near future. ADVERTISEMENTS. \ The great short-story writer of Alaskan life is running his first serial in Everybody’s. A great novel: the crude morals of the mines opposed to the devilishness of the law gone wrong. This, with a virile hero and a good deal of a girl, makes the story exciting and of absorbing interest. Everbody’s Magarine 15 cents $1.50a year Special representat!: ted for body's Magastie T towns where there are mo AMUSEMENTS. ] ° sy PINEST T St et L Mf‘ H. W. BISHOP, 'Lessee and Manager. All This Week. Mats, Sat. and Sun. BARGAIN l(A'fl\EE ’PO DAY, ALL SEATS Friday Eve., Beneflt o O. F. 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GRANDHOUSB This Week Only—Fuarewell Engagement Direction Jules Murry. Mme. iomsMODJESKA TO-NIGHT and Saturday Matinee, MARY STUART. Fri. Night, “MUCH ADO ABOUT NQTHING.” Saturday Night, “MACBETH.” Beg. s SUNDAY NIGHT The Great Comic Opera Success, The YANKEE GONSUL With Rarry Short, Vera Michelena and a BIG CAST. A SCORE OF SONG HITS. SEATS NOW READY. Qodosmny Voluminous Vaudeville! ¥red Lennox and Company, Presenting | SATURDAY NIGHT Last Four Performances. America’s Greatest Tragedlenne. ) NANCE O’NEIL TO-NIGHT (Last Time), MONNA - VANNA EXTRA! SOUVENIR PERFORMANCES! Every lady attending the pere formances FRIDAY NIGHT and SATURDAY MATINEE will re- cewve a handsoma souvenir. ““MACH! JEW: S MAGDA™ Reginning Next et Yon Yonson e T TVOLInouge TO-MORROW NIGHT .... SATURDAY MATINEE. a”") (Verd), Miss Viola Samter; aria, [ M. C. A. for men and business boys has 2 “On His U . o e, Nativa” | (T{Atricaine®) | had a most phenomenal growth during | Captain Benjamii F. Montgomery, Sig- GEORGE ADE: “AUTIaSlwess!”Says POX]'I& “Rage, Thou Angry Etorm™ (“The Glpsy's|the past year, and the board of man- | nal et S e sk i v‘ OMAN. Rice and Cady; Herbert's Dogs, and Or- — uing’) (Benediet), Oliver Le Noir; trio, | agement at one of its recent meetings OrS e AN r EXAmERTon. Bhevns Metiom Tistuscs, Shewiue Ch SECOND W y Bongs Had Alry }mlnmRoAHahn)‘ Miss | o Avors: th6 antive third Boor v n I i TR NEATS 780, 0 AND- Hie. Trip Through Ceylon.” Last times of ence Darby, Miss Ruby Roylance, Miss s Ce Le- : Opera Triumply with the exception of two rooms, of the T EXTRA! EXTRA!| Sraws Graad Overa Trior Five Fire | rea @ e —that Alicock’s are the original and genulne ———————— 1l others are imitations. Langdon Wins His Opening Case. District Attorney Dangdon won yes- terday the first case he has tried since _scoflis; Mareena. Nevaro and Marceas, and Joseph Newman. Regular Matinees Every Wednesday, Thurs- day, Saturday and Sunday. PRICES—10c, 25¢ and 50c. spacious building to the educational de- partment of the institution. Seven hun- dred men and employed boys are en- rolled as students, and sixty men are Coming MONDAY NEXT. porous plastes EMPLOYES OF ST. FRANCIS HOTEL COMPLIMENT MANAGER FOXY me- s to echieve it. It is hit the hard thing about formulate this eye to your public and what live forever. If you don't, Practice art for art's sake, nor_succeed- u.”” There are he greatest cynic 1s Provi- blic the court of last coess or faflure and taking office. He convicted Joseph Hurley in Judge Lawlor’s court of rob- bery. Langdon prosecuted the case personally. Hurley was arrested for holding up a saloon at Ninth and Har- rison streets last November. [ - -+ serts, has not made Shakespears Immortsl. *Tis the public. A number of manufacturers of the coun- try bought many coples of ‘‘Letters of Labor and Love,” by Samuel M. Jones, the “Golden Rule Mayor” of Toledo, to | give to their men at Christmas. It 18’ re- garded as an epoch-making book on the taking the four years’ course in the night law school. Forty-six subjects a week are being taught in the night and day departments of the association, and twenty-four instructors are employed. Thirty-four nationalities are represent- ed, 125 occupations and 14 denomina- tions. The ages of the students range from 14 to 45 years. The association conducts one of the most complete night school systems in existence. The educational committee is prepar- ing a book entitled, “Self-Paying Edu- cation,” which will be furnished free to all young men who may apply for it. The winter term of the school has just opened with a very largely in- James Woods Is Presented With Hand- some Gift to Commemorate Anni- versary of Arrival Here, James Woods, manager of the St. Francis Hotel, and his wife have beea presented with a magnificent carved antique desk, with chair to match, by the heads of-the different departments of the hotel. The gift was to com- memorate the anniversary of the ar- rival of Mr. Woods to take charge of that carvansary. Upon the desk on a solid silver plate is inscribed the following: “Presented to Mr. and Mrs. Woods by the head of/ departments of the Hotel St. Francis NELLIE STEWART —AND— \ WUSGROVE'S AUSTRALIAN PLAYERS —~IN— SWEET NELL OF OLD DRURY. Erices for thle engagement $150, §1, 500 and 25c. Speclal Thursday Mat., ;l SEATS READY TO-D. B-.Iulco & l‘m E D. Prlm. ALCAZAR "5 TO—H!GH’I’—-‘A’I’A !A'l‘. AHD SUN. *“We don't ee many productions like this.” —Ashton S(mn.. in The Examiner. Only Ne l.l 'l‘.w-. ~ William' Gillett lt! CALIFORN, BUSH STREET CHAS. P H. Phone TO-NIGHT AND ALL THIS WEB Matinees Every Friday, Sat. and Sun. T, W. DINKINS' mu-nnnn Company, MAIDS Markle and Moran, Aleene and Hamilton, Curtin and Bl Eugene Jerge, Deonzo and Efllott, 1 in ’Iva ““The White Sta UILLER Beautiful Scenery, Costum: and Acecessories? SPLENDI) CASE1 PERFECT ENSEMBLE! ULAR E MTURD A USUAL TIVOLI PRICES! " BOTHWELL BROWNE’S GAIETY GIRLS Presenting “IN VACATION TIME” | relation of employer and employe. ollment. An Ep __GRAPE-NUTS. ! 70 e fi:’h':g,‘:'d.y Ty ,{,:‘.“m';’y“’::' as a little token of esteem and relpn% ot 5 Clever Girls Who Can Dance Aals Centingous Perfermmies g During 1805 permits were taken out in igete SensNei:ty atbdan Y | commemorating the anniversary THE ADMI ABLE Sing. Sy S R~ Afterncons at 3 e S : r be largely benefited by attendance upon a1 at this hotel. Jan: 18, POPULAR PRICES—Evenings, 15c, 25c, 339, AG NG. wenty-six of the principal citles of the | the school. thelr arrival at thy usry. 80c, 75c, all reserved. Matinees, 20c., reserved: oo g~ L XERRC country for the conltru’acztslon of bufldings e i 1906." CRICHTON NEXT—"THE ALCAZAR BEAUTIES CO.* ro-mnm—a% m'nm lflw en It Comes Along Dom’t Let It Get | aggregating in cost $328,186,412, against REVOKE FRANCHISE,— tasy by J. M. Barrie. ARNIV. Away From You. | 857,571,190 tor 1904, @ gain of $152,615,282, or o9k o s AL yesteraay | Change that sallow. pimply face to a GoraEOYS SCENIC BFFECTS! SRR LiONS Ty THE 706! really feel that it is hardly possible |40 per cent. This is a remarkable show- | petitioned the Board of Supervisors to revoke | clear, clean one by usingLash’s Bitters.* nmofimfl{um&b ggmr' SEE BARNES nlvnm BLKS. 1 or of Grape-Nuts | ing. Never before in the history of this | the g:gfhé;c}l:l"‘f;::":?n;:flg the San b R I SR Eves., 25¢ to R s ) 9 . ON ... FA ey f000." writes 2 Chicago wo- | country has anything like 1t ever been | Foees, CH ooy T RE T oeiriiey 10, maln o AR A STR WUS LIFE | Stolle’s Paintings & Art Talks T —— A STRENUOUS LIFE (James Wobberts, Freshman) BY RICHARD WALTON TULLY. Nathan Marcius Was arrested last night on complaints of Albert McLeary and Joseph Fleming, who accused him of burglarizing their apartments at 320 Ellis street and stealing $20. seen, yet, on the other hand, there is, |in so far as one can discern, no reason why building in 1906 should not exceed the magnificent totals of 1%5. All but four of which is now established in business, avers that its rival abandoned its messenger service after being in business two or three months and that the authority granted by resolution is therefore void. Edward' F. Moran is attor- IGHT AT 8:15, PARIS:_Versailes and The Louvre. Saturday Matinee at ars I had suffered chronie constipa- ntinued us2 of ACADEMY OF SCIENGES Ilm Market st., between Fourth and Fifth, avy, greasy- foods. my life so wretched to try anything that promise of help. And thsat is » buy a’' package of last spring. my experiments. For in ound exactly what I eded. From the day I be- I noticed an improvement few weeks I found my restored. My diges- | »w works perfectly and | stipation has been en- I have gained in weight nd life is & very pleasant 2 as I use Grape-Nuts day. I have found by t if I leave it Off for a s my health suffers. ician In our town has great 1 treating stomach troubles, and the secret of it is that he compels his patients to use Grape-Nuts food—it t: ngs back the power of diges- Name given by Postum Co., Bat- ek, Mich. reason, Read the Ilittle he Road to Wellville,” in pkgs. N. B—Agreeable to promise, we state etely belong to Mr, and Mrs, C. W, Post, the bands shown in the m-n.:.un-l these cities show substantial increases; not a small gain, but a good healthy 4d- vance in material development over 1904, | For example, Chicago had a gain of 32 | per cent, New York €0, Philadelphia 87, | and St. Louis—and this the year after the Columbus, Ohio, 95; Loulsville 9, Denver |88, Detroit 57, Kansas City 57, Washington |61, New Orleans 53, Cincinnatl 52, 8t. Paul 52, Cleveland 48, Brooklyn 4, Minneapolis 32, and San Francisco SL—Construction News (Chlcl‘fl)..' T THE MYSTERIES. BY STEPHEN TB-M.'! LIVINGSTON. Little ship upon ‘With your nnvn bnnly spread, Fhersecaves you ey u:"m—‘m" Under you the ocean lies sround and fathoms deep, epread the skies t files; must you keep. ney for the protestant. | World’s Fair—a ;utn :; € per gent. An | interesting part o e record fs the " { growth and development of the smaller SIGNATURE “As a constant user of your Extract I can cities, such as Indianapolis, 78 per cent; wywlu uality. to find M it MUSTuaveTHIS Iam oo;y several times whenXh-vonk for Liebig's, 1 have had off on me an infei n&flo which had nothing like the flavor of yours. I ;nuukemwffwuux‘mcompmy- Tomwm-dfiimmm flmyludnmdudu v ma% Mlh&.m-hm Company’s Extract contains the esseace of more beef and better beef tha it imitators, " Lisbig's Extract of Meat Oo., 14d., 190 Hudson St., New | Prices—Eves., 10¢ to ALHAMBRA THEATER Gotier a Jones Sts, Phone East 1877 S TASG0 & MAYER, Proprictors. Commencing Monday Night. Jan. 15, All Week Souvenir Matinees Saturday and Sunday. in Response to the Popular Demand THE PHENOMENAL CHILD ACTRESS, Little Ollie Cooper In Her Wonderful Dual Role, TIE PllNCB AND THE PAUPER Costumes and Musiel l-'nm Amm Company in the Cast! Mats., 10c, 15c, 25c. t Week—Herschel ““Dr. H Mayall fn “Dr. Jekyll PARIS : The Pantheon and [lxe.tmg SEATS $1, T5¢, 00e, -tlh-run.chy. Extra! ALHAMBRA NEXT WEEK_Thutsday Evening, January 25 mum Jgnuary, 27, And Her Concert Company SEATS $3, $2, Sll.lndfi St o 5 THIB MORNING t hurmss, Gage ' X ’