The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 1, 1906, Page 39

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1908 ADVERTISEMENTS. <LARVOYMT S A WONGER : | Klhiron, Seer and Occnlt Reader, | Formerly of India, Performs | WSOy WRECKED NNORTH Seemingly Impossible Nltmalg‘ TEmes l Feats. |At the Mercy of Giant| —— | Waves Near Entrance to Calls ifis Visitors by Their Full Name| Humboldt Bay, but Her| Without Ever Haviag Seen or Iw’el*; Crew Is.Safe on Shore| Them Before. [RESCUE TUG IS RUN abled Vessel by Collision With Coaster Whose Cap- | tain Disobeyed Signals | g e oy | to The Call h 31.—The steamship eammel & Co., al wreck at 4 o'clock, ewsboy's rudder became e was soon in a vary wngerous conditic ;. t Ranger wered d towed the her dis- ad thrown off her nd the men were preservers ready for drifting r arrived r was take iately s ldt Bay. too soon ard the towing The Ranger ely, and all emed past me ‘ gift ana | tUB, W rted ger. Ranger found at full cut in two. her starboard smokestack i overboard, oy be wept from stem to so. that "The anchor w: off the end of t 7asp tried to assist the Newsboy, but hi s Johr Newsb ndoned the ken off the vessel by and were SHOOTING OF A STOREKEEPER They st their vessel became n a waves washed over » wak seemed doomed to certain de- i Sosnise when the tug Ranger got hold of <o . her. They were a lot of thankful men 3 | When the tug started back into the bay but they gave up hope whi n the Ranger down. n and Chief with the her crew s crew be Newbo n drowned wsboy now lies anchored in the ADV “When You have a Bad Breath Food does not tickle them enough to make tt act. at's Constipatiol or Oil,’or “Physic’’ will help to out one load of trouble, but they help the Cause. * * * In fact, they weaken the Bowel- Muscles more than ever by slackening them, and by doing work for them which they should do for themselves, ‘When your Arm-Muscles grow flabby they need Exercise, to strengthen them —inot a sling to support them. When your Bowel-Muscles grow flab~ by they meed Exercise to strengthen them—not “‘Physic’’ to pamper them. Then carry the little ten-cent “‘Vest Pocket'’ box constantly with you, and take a Cascaret whenever you suspect you need it. One Cascaret at a time will promptly cleanse a foul Breath, or Coated Tongue, thus proving clearly its ready, steady, " sure, but mild and effective action. Have the little 10c Emergency box of Cascarets constantly near youl All Druggists sell them—over ten mil- lion boxes & year, for six years past. Be very careful to get the genuine, made only by the Sterling Remedy Company and never sold in buk. Every tablet stamped ““CCC.” HAT'S the ti caret. —Wh es begin to pesp out; —When your Stomach w3 or Burns, at’s the time fo check coming Con- stipation, Indigestion and Dyspepsia. One single Candy Cascar teken at the right minute, just when you first feel the need of it. > ~A “Cascaret in time is later on. worth nine” * * & Cascarets don't Purge, nor Weaken, nor waste Digestive Juices in flooding 7 . ARG out fhe Bowels, like Salts, Castor Oil, “Physics.”" But, —they act like Exercise on the (%~ FREE TO OUR FRIENDS! N Muscles that shnn.k and expand the In- Frl:; want hea.‘e&flutfl.r"fi m ey testines, thus pushing the Food on Natur- gm.n,g‘l: in cmfig isa .‘?‘m lr.!‘h: aily to its Finish. . Steasing 1y D e eaiel 1o Whet the Bowel Muscles grow flabby with which trinket is Joaded. 722 ant of | to-day, paper, Address wedk, or lazy from want of Exercise, the Sterling : M&u“ hewr Yotk DOWN BY SCHOONER | Forced to Drop Line to Dis-| before | out | steamed rancisco. -The | to the high north- v When nearing the To those women who are in need of an abdominal reducer or sup- porter. It is constructed on scientific prin- ciples, every | To Those Women That HOSE, made expressly for you. Price .. Lonsdale with lace apd ruffle; for an need extra wide here are some LADIES HOSE, made of French thread in the new open- Easter? tion, also lace to match, with beading and ribbon. LADIES PETTICOAT, made 18-inch flounce of real worth $1.50; bring you here Monday. Prige .. e What Kind of Ladies’ are you going to wear for - Will always steer you to the Price Cutter’s if you want to save. Morning Shoppers Allention Read This Over Will “get the It will more than repay Don’t delay if cream, so be you. you want any early if you To those women who children’s woolen want any mus- want to improve their dresses. lin underwear. g:r and the fit.of their We have mark- S. ed them at sucha BUST SUP- low price that made of soft PORTER and they will not last bleached muslin, trimmed CORSET made of French with 8-inch tucked ruffle, COVER flannel and all-wool cash- finished with a deep hem. C O MBINED, mere; in red, blue, brown, Price .. .25¢ _Made of also checked; we will de- LADIES’ CORSET French Nain- scribe one of the many to COVERS, made of French sook, lace show you ‘how we will nainsook, new zaza round beading and ribbon trim- sell them. yoke, trimmed, three rows med. It supports the bust Made of French cash- Valenciennes lace inser- and gives the rounded ei- mere, with gored skirt, new sleeves and - pouch front with tucks and fancy braid trimmed; in red or brown; now fects; it is lightly boned with the patent Ray bon- ing. All up to date women should not fail 'to inspect them. Washable, light'in weight—more so in price 0e 45¢ WHITE of muslin, trimmed tucks; also dust Just What Yov Have Been LooKing For Glove top lengthener, made of jersey silk, elastic on top or bottom so as to fasten them over your oth- er gloves to lengthen them, in black or white, 16-but- ton lengths inducement to Waist Here “are 'somé Here are some money-savers for you this week. On Bargain Counter No.2.| ving | were unavailiug. | ng ' Captain | ing crew and brought to Bu- | have nothing to | with of the South | | { feature of its utility as a supporter; it is self-adjust- ing to every part and the wearer will never have that disagreeable feeling experienced in the old style. It is made of im- ported coutil aluminoid boning; also buckle, self- reducing straps; physi- cians recommend them. Sorosis The Queen of all Ladies’ Gloves for fit or wearing quality; made of picked lambskin, two patent clasp gussetts between the fin- gers which add strength to them; in brown, tan, mode, red, gray, black; we warrant them; , we fit them; we also give. you a glove check so you can have them cleamed whenever you wish. Price....$1.00 This Is How We Sell Soap and Perivmes EASTMAN’S PER- FUMES, ‘extra strong ex- tracts; in Verona, violet, Utopia and crushed roses; Bottle | Lol i iAo SOAP — The celebrated Swift make, delicate scented; in ‘violet, country club, new mown hay, car- pique sewn seams;,| » worked lace effect, reinforced heel and toes, sanitary dyed blqck, full length, extra wide. Our price, per pair....25¢ LADIES’ HOSE, made of cobweb lisle, reinforced heel and toe, extra length and width, Hermsdorf black. Equal to any 50¢ kind. For inducement to you to visit us, N[ondfly'; price .. 33¢ LADIES’ HOSE, made of velvet finished. cash- mere wool, double heel and toes, full finished, light and medium weight, none better made. Not our say so. You are invited to see if itis not our do_so. COUPON It's worth a great deal more for your money than you ever. got. WATCH, highly . polish= ed mickel frame, éxtra strong _glass, open - face number on the face, also min- | ute hand, self- winder, warranted for one vear by the Connecticut Watch Company. It is a man’s watch and only sold to women folks (because -pimk, new laces that you should make ome of: Point de Gene Net, Point Venice, in scroll .and serpentine and floral designs; in ecru or white; full 18 inches wide: All Our New Summer Veils and Beavtitiers have arrived .and you'll find the prices not a strain on your purse. BEAUTI- FIERS — In tuxedo, criss cross, horse- hair and in # other meshes, plain and dot- $ited; in red, ~ -green, pink, blue, black and white; we would like you to compare these with the 4o-cent kind that others ask. Our price is only 25¢ AUTO VEILS OR FACE PROTECTORS, made of all-silk, chiffan;. three yards long with a deep hemstitched hem all around; .in white, gray, nder;- - brewn: Prige-siveoui, 50¢ fants’ clothes when you can buy them at such short prices as these? BOOTIES for the little ones, made of shetland floss, hand crochet, fancy crochet cord to tie around the ankle; in white, white and pink, also blue and white. Price.........19¢ INFANTS LONG SKIRTS, made of Daisy flannel, with a deep_ hem, waist of white cambric. S0¢ INFANTS LONG DRESS, made of soft bleached nainsook, Gretch- en yoke, trimmed with tucks and embroidery, gathered ruifle of embroi- dery on shoulders, extra long skirt trimmed with tuck and deep embroidery and insertions. Price 95¢ INFANTS’ JACKETS, ,made of rosena flannel, round ; turndown collar, wide sleeve with turn-back cuffs all around the edge: cuffs and collar finished with a crochet edge. Price co.iomav. OSENBERG 25e | The Guiding Wheel Of economy will steer all of you to us if you are in|_ need of any LADIES’ HAND or WRIST BAGS. - Here is 3 one made of highly pol- ished patent leather, the new flatiron shape, curved shaped handle on the side, moire lined coin purse, also card case inside to match. .For a busy Mon- day and Tuesday, instead of $1.00, as Jong as quantity lasts ........83¢ COUPON Bring .this with you; it’s worth money to you. LADIES’ OPERA BAG. made of sille plush and ottoman silk, colored silk flowered, silk lined, oxidized gilt frame with silk cord handles; in pink, blue, new green, tan and other colors; the first call- ers with this coupon can have their choice of 200 different styles .......25e Fool the Cold Weather and get some of these now at extra light prices. made of all- ~ wool crinkled eiderdown, fits snugly over shoulder, back and front buttoned military frog; in plain and fancy colors, red, pink, blue, gray; arm holes and all round the edge crochet shell pattern of German yarn; iow ..... e LADIES JACKETS, made of jersey knitted wool, - eiderdown rolling collar, wide sleeves, over- lapped woven seams, fin- ished all around the edge with a crochet edge; in pink, blue and lavender; instead of $1.00, for Mon- B35 s s od ...83e¢ LADIES' ROBES, or House Wrappers, made of double woven wool eider- down in the crinkle effect, deep Admiral collar, but- ton with silk military frogs, full width, skirt tied at the waist with cord and tassel; in -blue, gray, red; never sold less than $5.00; we are losing on these to make a quick riddance...... $3.50 If You Want lo Be Economical with your laundry bill, then why not get one of these. LADIES UNDER- SKIRTS, made of silk fin- ished sateen, trimmed with + I1z-inch tucked flounce with three rows of. bias fold, tailor stitched seams, full width, all lengths. Litlle Items at Litlle Prices WHITE = TAPE—Twilled kind, asure, all X e BONNET PINS — Nine inches long, jet heads, nee- dle-pointed; 8 for.......5e HOOKS AND EYES— Black and white, large and small sizes; 2 dozen for..le SAFETY PINS — Nickel plated, large and small sizes, double spring patent clasp; dozen .. -2e TOOTH BRUSHES—Hig! 1y polished bone handl sapitary hog Dristle.... CHILD'S HOSE _SUP- PORTERS--Made of Frénch lisle elastie, patent Dutton clasp; all sizes; pair....Se DRESS SHIELDS—Nain- ngineer | sp's captain would been ‘guilty of | nation, wild honeysuckle; three large cakes in 2 ................. 15¢ we only sell women’s ap- parel in this store). \With this coupon ..B0e entrance at the end of the South Spit. With the terrible wind that is blowing and the high seas that are running it is doubtful if she can live until morning. The tug Buhne is in readiness to attempt to pull her off as soon as day breaks. It would be suicidal to attempt to do any- thing for the disabled vessel until morn- ing. 3 ——— BETTER WEATHER PROMISED. McAdie Says the Storm Has Crossed Over the Sierra. Professor McAdie says the big storm has passed over the Slerra and that better weather may be expected ‘for a few days at least. The rainfall was unusually heavy over the whole coast from San Diego north. Much snow fell in the mountains. The winds raged with a velocity ranging from thirty miles an hour in thé interior to seventy | miles an hour at Point Reyes. About five inches of rain fell in San Francisco | during March, bringing the seasonal | rainfall up to 16.19 inches, which is normal. The river situation is causing a con- siderable amount of worry in view of the fact that the waters were rising rapidly last night. The crest of the flow caused by the recent rains will | not reach the Sacramento and San Joa- | auin rivers until some time today. | River warnings have been scattered | broadcast. e T ] DAMAGES FRUIT CROPS. i | Heavy Ra Harmful in the Vieinity of Suisun. SUISUN, March 31.—The heavy rain storm of yesterday and last night re- | sulted in a precipitation of 2.50 inches, making a total of 20 inches for the sea- son. The recent heavy rains have dam- aged the fruit crop to a large extent in this sectlon. PR SRR Fierce Storm in Mendoeino. UKIAH, March 31.—A wind and rain storm swept over Mendocine County last night, doing much damage to barns, fences and outbuildings. Rain fell in torrents and the wind blew a i‘hurricane at times. Telephone and | telegraph lines were prostrated, but | railroad trains have been but little de- layed. gk Rain and Wind in Napa. * NAPA, March 31.—Rain fell in tor- rents and a stormy wind blew in Napa and vicinity today. The rain has done some damage on the lowlands tc grain. —_—————— BOSTON CLERGYMAN MAY ACCEPT CALL TO THIS CITY Rey. Dr. Samuel M. Dick Is Considering Invitation Sent to Him From One of the Methodist Churches. WORCESTER, Mass., March 31.—Rev. | Dr. Samuel M. Dick of Trinity Church | is seriously considering a call to be pastor of one of the leading Methodist churches of San Francisco. He received a second letter yesterday from -one of the Bishops of the churc¢h in whose hands the whole matter of selecting a pastor for that charge has been placed. Since Dr. Dick came to Trinity three years ago he has added to the church 181 persons and 171 on probation, & to- tal of 302, a récord of which any pas- tor mav faal vroud Sl LOWLANDS INDANGER OF FLOOD A S High Waters Coming Down Sacramento May Cause San Joaquin to “Back Up” and Inundate Reclaimed Acres Special Dispatch to The Call. STOCKTON, March 3l.—Although the water is very high around the city to- night, the local rainfall for the last storm was less than one inch. For the month ending it has reached 5.88 inches, but for the season it is still a fraction below last year. The rain of last night and yester- day was freaky. Ome spot on Roberts 1Island recefved 1.47 inches in twenty min‘ utes. hardly touched. At one place near ] three inches fell in an hour. The: eas ern part of Stockton got hardly a spri while the north end was soaked. San Joaquin River, Miner, Mormon and Stockton channels are near the danger line tonight, *but no serious breaks had oceurred adjdcent to the city. 1t is believed the real danger now lies in the backing up of the San Joaquin, due to the high flood coming down the Sacramento. Bouldin and Staten islands and the other reclaimed lands in the lower section are bélieved to be in actual JOE® 8i6-818 Market St. ‘night {8 clear and cold and the storm feganded as practically over. 3 Other parts of the fsland Were | £ THE PIUC_B FU‘I“I‘IL Phelan Building. 13-15 0'Farrell $t Worth three times this No telephone or mail orders filled on these. price. and there are grave fears of a killing frdst unless the weather modifies be- fore morning, or the heavy wind pre- vents. Fair weather is predicted for tomorrow. e e GUARDING THE LEVEES, Saeramento River Reaches 26-Foot Mark Before Storm Ceases. SACRAMENTO, March 31.—This . city and valley have passed through a remark- able Storm. For the first time in the history of Sacrament® lightning proved destructive, striking a barn and tearing it to splinters. In the last twenty-four hours 2.43 inches of rain fell here, brifg- ing the total to 19.89 inches, against 18.35 inches for last season. What promiised to be a dry season has already rounded out the full winter normal, and promises to go down in history as a wet season. A great volume of water is coming down the American River and the Sacramento River has passed the 26-foof mark, but it can stand two feet more of rise. The levees at all points down the Bacramento River are safe, althouigh men' are guard- ing them at various threatened polnts. The rainfall during the past twenty- four hours was extremely heavy, .all the towns in Northern California, with two exceptions, recelving more than an inch. Corning led with the phenomenal precipitation of 4.25 inches, Reddi registered 3.04 inches d4nd Tehama ' inches. The ofily gerious damage from the swollen ri\'e:‘;ll reported fromi the Macayley rédnch, Where the Mokefumne' River'levaé has broken, flooding moje than 1000 acres of winter wheat. 'n;- s .' MANY ACkaS INUNDATED, Lands in Vicinity of Marysville Are 1825 cach. Colusa cellars are rapidly filling from seepage, compelling merchants to move all their goodss It'is impdssible at this time to make a prophecy as to what the future will develop. The conditions are werious'and much uneasiness is' feit ‘among the farmers north and south of Colusa. e 2ot e I FORCED TO SEEK SAFETY. 0i1 Boat and Tug Driven Into Santa *" Cruz by Rough Wenther. SANTA CRUZ, March 31.—The oil boat which plies between Monterey and San Francisco,and the tug baving it in l sook covered, vegetable lined, full size, ashable and odorless . . tow dropped anchor in the harbor this morning. Rough weather compelled the vessels to seek a haven of safety. et ey EXPECT HEAVY RAIN. BAKERSFIELD, March 31.—Rain fell early this afternoon and tonight indi- cations point to a heavy downfall. A light sprinkle is falling with a south wind blowing. The fall for-the season amounts to 7.90 inches as against 7.96 for the same time last year. The Santa Fe and Southern Pacifie. trains are run- ning from two to four hours late be- cause of high water along the track in the northern part of the gounty. “Why Did the Byron Mavzy Piano Reccive the First Prize and Gold Medal at the St Louis Exposition, 1904, For the best a qs:il.e T :e"-“ : celvi we give a Byron Mauzy g‘igno, Stool -and Cover absolutely free. For,the best thirty-five answers we will give five cer- tificates of $100 each, ten- certificates of- $50 each, and twenty * certificates | of = Now Under Water. MARYSVILLE, March 31.—The whole country north and south of Marysville 1s under water for a distance of from one to three miles from the Feather River. The unprecedented heavy rains have kny% the rivers full more than a week. The weathér is now clear and cold. Snaw was . falling. in the moun- tains- durig the day. It was expected that the Yuba 4nd Feather rivers would danger, and those who have Interests | reach the twenty-foot mark here, but there are anxious over the developments |-they aré of the night. The local channels had fallen consid- erably up to this morning, when the ef- fects of the storm in the mountains be- came apparent in their rapid rige. Al- though within a few inches of the danger mark tonight tlie Streams are running freely and are about stationary, giving hepe that much of the freshet may have passed this_vicinity' by morning. —_— STORMY IN 'l‘“ VALLEY. Santa Clara Is Visited by Torrential Rain Despite Fair Wenther Signs. SAN' JOSH, March 31.—With the fair weather signal flying gv:; u;;‘ :;cl: weather bureau .one of the ; s Storihy o e Seabon raged in ‘this vi- cinity this 'morning. For hearly an hour the fafh ¢ame down ih torrénts, and was accompanied by a heavy'wind. In spite-of the fury of the storm no material damage resulted, and at noon the sky cleared and bright but cold weather prevailed during the a oon. Tanight tha tl meter regist low falling above here. The Marysville levees are giving no trouble and no atarm is felt. Tae water will damage the crops in the sutrounding untry and probably injure trade. %:-un service to Oroville has been in- terrupted. Bear' Rlver and Dry Creek are reported out of their banks and flooding the' country around Wheat- land. The reclamation distficts in Sut- ter County are reported safe. i g s CONDITION 1S SERIOUS. Farmers North and South of Colusa Are ) o COLUSA, March 81-~Clear weather prevails tonigh., a north wind is blow- ing -and it’1s turning colder. The Sac- ramento River registers 26 féet 7 inches tonight and is steadily rising. Present indications are that the river will prol ions a e levees, gt Farmers al which at this time are in | ediate ¢ ~ on the cqm.:’& g and Portland, 19052” i T C e S