The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 23, 1906, Page 16

TH CANPACH vention of - California Re- publican Clubs League SANTA CRUZ IN MAY Indication That the Meeting Will Be Largely Attended by Leading Men of Party FRIDAY 16 THE ISCO CALL, AERONAUT DREAMS OF ACCIDENT | WHICH OCCURS AS IN VISION 1 David Wilkie Sees; in Sleep Fall From Sky. o+ A contribution to psychic research comes from Oakland. - David Wilkie dreamed that he became while riding in Professor Montgomery's aeroplane. Yesterday his dream came-true. control, became confused and got a severe fall, nervous He lost X S S A S ——————— 2 Montgomery’s Aer- oplane Plunges || to Earth. Presentiment Is Fuifilled to -~ | the Letter. ‘ PRGBS X Ferd K. Rule, president of the Cali- fornia State League of Republican Clubs, has issued the formal call for the biennial convention at Santa Cruz. There are many indications at this time that the meeting will be largely attended by representative Republicans. The league is not permitted to indicate a preference for any candidate before any political convention, but the dele- gates can cheer their favorite sons in His ernoon to mak tgomery e pro- less told ed that he had and- ble this™ alt to cut loose Profess report ill the aer from 1t was seen JAPANESE SHOT NAY KILL TWO & 2L R (€ SN the convention hall or out in the open air at any hour of the day or night. It is expected that the Alameda County delegates will shout for Governor Par- dee. George Knight will lead the Hum- boldt applause for Congressman Gil- lett. Home talent in Santa Cruz may do the shouting for Warren Porter and trained volces from Fresno will doubt- less chant the praises of Frank H. Short. In due time Judge McKinley, Walter Parker and Senator Savage of Los Angeles will agree on the boosting of some one from the south. Orrin S. Henderson will probably be elected president of the league to succced Ferd K. Rule. Following is the text of the official call for the convention: The fifth blennial convention of the. Cali- fornia State League of Republican Clubs will be held at the city of Santa Cruz on Monday and Tuesday, May 14 and 15, 1906, The basis of representation will be one dele- gate at large and one delegate for each twen- ty-five members upon’ the rolls (and the presi- dent, secretary and treasurer ex officio) of each club affiliating with the league. All the officers and” members of the executive commit-, tee of the California State League, and past, presidents of the league, are accredited dele- gates to this convention, Alternates may be chosen for each elected delegate, and they will be accorded seats in the convention with their respective delega- tions. ASKED TO FORM CLUBS. It is requested that all clubs that have hitherto accredited delegates to former league HE first of the 1906 styles of the peerless Knabe Piano are now on display. The instrument pic- tured abovs, designated as Knabe, Style “W,” is'beyond question the most artistic' creation of famous factory. Its case, ‘‘Old Englis ir of the richest of mahoganies, is considerabl dimensions than former models and is finis polish or in the New Art style. In tone the new Style “‘W’’ is a revelation. and powerful, it possesses all of the character of of the grand piano, meeting every requirement of the heaviest fortissimos, retaining at the same time that purity and liquid sweetness—that living, singing quality <o abundantly present!in Knabe creations and without which no piano can be truly great. The action of the Style ‘““W’’'is the perfection of elasticity and responsiveness. In its mechanical ¢ struction it is the scientific adaptation of the Knabe Grand action applied in the upright. piano. The same perfection of touch, rapidity of repetition and delicacy is present, making it id=al in every deta The Style “W” Knabe is particularly pted, by reason of its size, to small homes and apartments th ¥ he | | . gt e - o oot bait be ru] where the question of space is of importance. The ¥ m 3 ’ T, 3 D! -4 . oY 2 ~hi h - > s et ne re- | T Miamoto Fah\ll} Wounds | "t “there are no organized Republican clubs elegant simplicity of its architecture, the in-like iy e { Bt TR AT RIS R T TIOR8 (e finish of its case, imsures a perfect harmony with the hort up Turns Weapon on Hims a Japanese man 1 as the resu Dupont st of lives icting two wo Cer Wilkie is the b entered pool of blood. Davis and the . Schleicher. and s Julie Cotte and Mis Comely Maiden and Then (‘lfj rect hus- rrived, both were lying on the floor COVERTS Friday and Saturday are Coat days in our Store A tan Covert Coat three-quarter in length A tan Covert Jacket 35 in. in length, tight fitting back, self-trimmed, satin lined throughout $12050 A tan Covert Three-quarter Coat, tight fitting back, trimmed with $17.50 box pleats and lined through— out with satin linings... 000000000 F30RR0000GHCBRCER00000 200038250 REAR HER HONE ; Widow, Steps on Track | and Forfeits Her Life Mrs. Agnes Maloney, the aged widow was struck and killed by a Fourteenth- street car shortly after midnight yes- dently did not see the approaching car, for she stepped-directiy—in-front of it. The car struck her on her right:side and threw her away from the.-tracks. She was picked up at once by Corduc-, tor Frank Heavy, placed on the car-and taken to, the Southern Pacific Hospital at the corner of Fourteenth and Mission hours the woman expired. Miss Agnes Maloney, th® 20-year-old daughter of Mrs. - Maloney, ~was -~ in as day broke neighbors journeyed across the bay and told her of the accident, They did not inform her of the death of her mother and it was not - until she reached her home that the young girl loney was walking in her sleep, but the fact that she was fully dressed seems to prove this theory unwarranted. Mrs. Maloney was known to walk out on dif- ferent occasions rather late at night. i She had lived alone at 1753 Héward street for the last six years. e e S T | Cottina Reports to County Jam. i In accordance with an order made on Wednesday by Judge Burnett of Santa Rosa, who is presiding at the trial of Attorney George D, Collins on a charge of perjury, the defendant reported him- | self at the County Jall three times yes- terday. The order will remain in effect till the close of the trial, which will be resumed this morning. —— Evans’ Ale Proves Jts Claim. The proof of the purity of EVANS' ALE is evidenced by its use in the Unit- Tloo Tor vears, Special anaivers by pere ‘vice anal b; food committee, Gt we ITD A CREEK a Distanee of Twenty Feet | Bl TR A construction train consisting of a Ocean Shore Railway in the vicinity of Onondaga and Mission streets came to at ‘the time of the accident, lies im- bedded ‘in ‘a bank. . The accounts by eye-witnesses of the occurrence vary, some attributing it in the first ‘place to ‘the giving way of the trestle and others-to the leading car Jjumping. the' rail, taking the rest of the cars.and éngine and part of’the trestle with it' to the ereek below. Mahoney tion of‘a simple probleml. “In the second and later places the issue contalns some literary prizes in the shape of the gossip of the Looker who ‘tells of “some precocious local de- the penuriousness of a would-be fashionable couple and other stories. . The Town Crier and the other heads of de- partments, have particularly newsy and clever features. . stealing eleven cans of olive”oil. 5 —_———————— The World’s Beauties. San Francisco has the distinction of hav- ing within its boundaries the most beauti- ful store in the world. It is simply beyond the| powers of description, a fairy land of dazzling lights, beautiful paintings and flashing gems. The pleasure of a visit will linger with you always. Col. A. Andrews’ Diamond Palace, 221 Montgomery st. * ————————— People Reported Missing. The police were notified yesterday of the disappearance of Mathew Lermer, 39 years of age, from 1149% Pacific street, on February 19. A report was also made of the disappearance of Jack Whitesides, 10 years of age, from 44 California street, and Carlton Upton, 1 vears of age, from Sixth avenue and California street, on February 19. ———— other Republicans to take steps to form a club, elect delegates to the league, convention and be prepared to enter actiyely upon the work of the coming campaign. Make it a point to enlist the active co-operation of the young men. Credentials of delegates signed by the presi- dent and secretary of each club should be for- warded to the league headquarters, Palace Ho- tel, San Francisco, Cal., on or before May 1, 1906, o that certificates for reduced rates of transportation may be promptly forwarded. Article XV of the constitution of the Nation- al Reoublican League reads: ““This league shall not in any manner e deavor to Influence the action of any m tional, State, county or municipal convention; | nor shall it indicate. as a league, any prefer- ence for any candidate before any puiltical convention." The convention will elect officers to serve for two years: elect delegates and alternates to the next National League convention; hear and formation that will result in renewed enthu- slasm for the party. It is proposed that this convention shall | 1 | | ssassin refused to go into details | take the preliminary steps which shall lead to the Hragady i cib Dhedito 4y § | e organization of the party In every | Attached to the call is this sugges- | tes in his Cantornia | | OF THE MONTGOMERY FLYING MACHINE, WHICH WAS WRECKED clty, town and hamlet of the State, to be in | tion: Frdes = S = ‘ { KLAND YESTERDAY, AND THB INJURED AERONAUT, WHOS! readiness to enter suct P o~ e 2 gt | R AN F WoULD LOSE CONTROL OF ATRSHIP WAS VERIFIED. atfiz pib. perty Colyéntlons: Neve mads thel e s e o o oy s e says he rrived here a naminations. s 4 | o 11 v ize a club: deio fronT ada, where he had | 5 <% | A number of our well-known orators will be | Sanlze 8 €RL o pobncans of.... .. Yol nk o cook i N ::;‘:::d to address the convention on political | We. the, under “{.‘flflpl" o ,:;pu‘?:l‘;fl‘:"\‘_ i1 d irt: to al e Wi 3 & e | SPECIAL RAILROAD RATES. e Tearae "ot "Rebdblican Clubs, and that Opera to Be Repeated. | « Our convention precedes thirty days the | the party's interest can be advanced by the | “Thé Plrates ‘of - Penzince,” Jwhic blennial conventlon of the Natfonal Republican | organization of a Republican club in this The Pirates of Penzance,” |which | b vi - TERi g Rgdnm R Snnrved dusotee ) League at Philadelphia, Pa.. which Will be | iccality, hereby enroll ourselves for that pur- | ! 5 ch marked success | the fftieth anniversary of the first national | pose, and agree to attend a meeting at _..... j four years o by the members of the | Republican convention, o v... day of ...., 1908, for perfecting Past Pupils’ Association of the Pres | . The Southern Pacific and Sants, Fe Rallroad fian organization. entation Powell street, will | Somtieiace rate 5 All communications should be ad- be again A by an augumented | (to and from Santa Cruz) from all their nm!- | dressed to the California State League b d of ts i | Calife la. b tel, Sa Phpdor: N e T o v aiisiian s sust ) o eougblia Clubgs Eiipos TS(4%, Tan iv . 3 . fted and } Cruz hotels for $2.50 or $3 per day, Including | Francisco. p zive promise of great attraction. The é BOREd st o tio TTR # orincipals are vell 10W' sic: o - o H o 3 h e ven! 50~ 4 principale are well known in musical | Mys, Agnes Maloney, an Aged | Dumping Cars and Engifle, | 4% sttt Haf s s e | AT A THE GADSKI CONCERT McGinty, M. Do n, Charles Bulotti, TO{,"(’“I(’I‘ With Tl'estle, Tall| each club accompany the credentials of dele- ADVERTISEMBENTES. CURE BY CUTICURA & was so terrible I could not walk. - One 1i and in our coat d 3 a convent at San Rafael wh _ | butantes; af ble. woman Who is tocon- i . il epartment you will find un- @2 conyent ot San Raacl when the ac| byl o faigndbe yumar wie s VA<, | the other, there waa so much discharge | 128 Mondey, February 2 Colncident exceiled wvalues. troubles of the climbers at. the Oakland rink: | from it. I found) the Cuticura Rem- ~| With Miss Roberts’ appearance at the | edies very soothing, and I still keep them in the house. I am very ul fi:{thntlnme'xmd, and you can pub- the g this statement if you wish. I found i Remedies Pure food of Burnett’s Vanilla has never been questioned.® 1 first-class rate of one fare for the round trip | LIMB WASTD | surroundings of the modern home. The price of the Style “W’ Knabe is $525. Easy payments may be arranged. ANABE PIANOS 931-933 MarkeT ST SanFrancisco.CaL. BRANCHES - OAKLAND, SACRAMENTO, SAN JOSE, SANTA ROSA FRESNQ. RENO, NEV. PHOENIX ARIZ. TH. FERD K. RULE, President. FELTON TAYLOR. Secretar J. HARRY RUSSELL, Assi her watch e took t Secretary. Diva W Thrill Music Lovers Again Tomorrow Afternoon at the Majestic Theater. The programme arranged for the Gadski concert at thq Majestic Thea- known violiniste, will | gato to the “Spring Song” by Oscar play the obli- cert (Poldint), Frank La Forge; arias and songs of Richard Wagner; songs, (a) “‘Schmer- zen,” (b) “Traeume,’ (c) “‘Stehe Still; “Isol- de's Lib:sto? (Tristan and Isolde); Frank La Forge at the plano. . —_—— Florence Roberts Coming. Florence Roberts, who is now on her seventh annual starring tour, begins anteed . described as a new modern play in four acts, by Alice M. Smith, and which wil} serve to fill her engagement of two weeks at the Columbia Theater, start- Columbia Manager Cort is said to have secured an excellent vehicle for his star, as well as a notable company of play- | ers to justify the advance of this clever actress to the position she now San Francisco, Cal. Receives and Pays laterest on Deposits of $1.00 up. Thomas'Smith, a carpenten living at | 1026 Railroad avenue, reported to the | police iterday that he met.a. young man at Kearny and .Clay streets on | Wednesday ‘night. The youth pleaded poverty, and Smith took him- to a res- taurant and paid for his supper. Smith offered to provide a bed for him for the | right in his home, which was gladly accepted. When Smith awoke yester- day morning the vouth had gonme, and 50 had $25, which had been taken from Smith’s pockets. Man Stemls Her Watch. Miss Bertie Burton; 463 Ellis street, reported to.’the police pesterday that while she was standing at the window of a jewelry' store on Market street. “on Wednesday morning .and fob chain, valued | Mh‘ Il:r belt. Several .there, and as stooped to pick »‘mp watch a m’.‘ bis hand and grabbed it. y s escape. Renters’ Loan & - 'y e, G 1 b STf b ’'s realized the truth. Her grief was pa- Accumed of - Burgiary. Caticura all that yousay | holds among the leading feminine stars Oé ba?!‘;_ self: trtxmed, satin thetic, She 18 the only surviving mém- . p, BAtINE et irontod o Wednes. | they sre. I hope’ that o may be | of the country. Trust Co. oke ining. s g y. day night by Policeman J. F. Macke mymmm Cuticura The advance sale of seats began yes- | - V! 4 g wagg:r z ::::e:;n::e.!:g&dhg:t? anaeat the | and Tocked up in “the tanks” ' at e jes for the benefit of persons suf- | terday with an unusually strong de- Savings Bank ,,,,, o gy & B i l::‘:d‘hlt“g; City Prison. Ho is accused by E. Bar- fering from the torture of skin di: mand. : IS et ; 5 had e gt : several of the nelghbors that Mrs. Ma- | oo apor C1o7, Streets of breaking into | such as I . Ay Youth Shows Ingratitude. » g i act upon reports, and transact such other busi a revolver | | hess as may properly come before the conven- shooting after which | | tion. The proccedings will be interesting to & defray the expenses | The thief slunk back among the crowd. | gates to the convention to defray the pistol on himself. When | | all, and delegates will return home with to- £t9% 10 C08 PG e he. R B st g g v bt notice Fré A Dollar Dowmn t is ¢ of Daniel Maloney, a well-known San | small engine and six dump cars and ,,f;s:°$‘,’;;‘g;v:‘§$,’a‘:°°,‘,';; e S 3“’1D ll Francisco- politician fiftcen years ago, | engaged in the work of building the mustc lovers.. Miss Jenkins the well- & 0 al. aweek terday morning. The accident hap- - ; pened near the corner of Howard and | 8rief yesterday afternoon about 2:30 ;"fl"‘ T complcte sty e o Fourteenth streets, just a few hundred | 0'clock while crossing a trestle which, et s olves ou feet away from Mrs. Maloney's home at | probably through the weight, gave way, .opart I—Classical arlas and songs. _Arfa, = y 1753 Howard street, where she at- | precipitating the engine and cars down . oo : Zunghn vedete (6. Eckec: songe, Widmueg'™ the | 1 r:‘eufim,-dlm B the car tracks. Bobertii twenty feet. Obluged to Lie With Limbs nghfif | Schumana); s bat dle’ Roas sich bekluge” e Ql'ea LA i . Martin, the motorman, was arreste (Franz); “Wiegenlled,” by request (Mozart); = and charged with manslaughter, but he 5.,',},,{‘”;{:Z;’,n;"u';“"{,m"i‘";.‘l"%": Klléhx: Than Head — Suffered Untold I g e §5°"§";'”- :u; "dbor &.fuel' v P o e ' 2 5 " * TI—Planc i (@) it - was at once released on bal borers, Willlam Kirksey, sustained a Agomes and Could Not Walk— | moother; (o) ~prefude” ctendricke): (c) % >y | According to eye-witnesses of the ac- | fracture of the left leg. Aid was soon Said It Was the Wi “Arabeske” (Leschetizky), Frank La Forge. sSAaAver o 61 gfll‘r:: \tltx 1!\)hsm_)rx‘vykle’fl thhm‘ house | at hand and the injured man was con- Doctor Said It Was the Worst g e _ht g i b ¥ after 12 o'clogk in the =l veve: . - H. H. A cach; “‘Des i oo AanLTy £0r the SEEathe bE vimTLs | veyed to 8t (Liuke's Hospital. . | Case he Ever Saw. e Gebet,” Max Reger mes vers ceniury 3 NS S Y Cor hs Sia0es ST VISItng | The cars are imbedded in. a creek, Reynaldo Hahn: “T Love Fall e a nearby grocery. e walked'to Four- | while the engine, which was at the ! but F. La Foge: “Allerseciqn® ) 1230-1 9. = teenth street, ‘turped - westward ‘and e (Strauss) Oscar Weil, u gu o 123 232-1284 MARKET STREET. started across: the car tracks. She evi- | ot the time of e seerpont nee 1of | ANOTHER WONDERFUL' Lo B "“Deux Etudes do Con. Y = i CORDES EURNITURE: CO. streects, She was still breathing when i her contract with John Cort this sea- 245 .25 YSEARY ST : plated upon the operating table and'it| o'oY ATe the‘etntractors. he ever saw. It wuth? both hmvl:," son, and under the new regime she is to % 2.“9 SHEANNV ST, was then thought that her life could be . from the knees to P i J > a 0 e : create at least one new role each sea- N THE SQUARFE saved. Dr. Vincent Brown, the_attend- Pries ) Inun of Nevx paster. tried e the dottors knew of, | oon, "1 Denver a k: e » 2 ing physician, discovered a fracture at | 10/ Week's News Letter Is a prizo issue tn | but the Uuticura Remedies did the ul e o e ° 3 2 '* | several ways. In' the first plice the paper a X bli 30 lin. wilh: [PORUST. star. Scored: andmphatic; g 3 ) ° 9 ° the base of the skull on a closer ex- | g Wars eE most good. I was obliged to lie with | cess in “The Strength of the Weak,” amination of the injuries and in six enty-four prizes for the correct solu- | my Jimbs higher than my head, for the. .