The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 15, 1906, Page 9

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1906. WITHESS TESTFES | REGORDS SHOW QUAKE THAT BULLET STRUGK | OF 1960 OEMDLISHED MORDAR 1N THE BICK INSCURE BUILDINGS| ames Mellody Gives Damaging Testi- | Newspaper of That Date Says “Evi-| dence of its Devastating Career Are Visible on Every Hand.” reliminary Kil Investigation by Militiaman. ! { | According to This Report No Well-| Erected Structure on Selid Ground Was Shaken Down. ‘} of the De- Merriweather Takes Stand: ' orty-Two to Forty-Six Seconds Given siates Dlty 6F Thkgody as Time of ohake, and One | on Octavia Street, } Fire fioted. . leman of this city is in posses- “The Tlustrated of the Dally ay, Oc- front page e o the gas works treets, th Vorks on Bush the Raliroad obacco wars. x below a street Leandro ations are of ctures in the newspaper illus- he purpose of show- were damaged by fon the paper says: quake of the 21st will never be were compelled on it produced r before hefeu when the ex- regular busi- 1 resumed, evidence reer are visible on be for many weeks and all the in- n‘ght have been precaution and a The the shock it says: es before 8 o'clock on inst. our city that was ever experi- The shock commenced by undulating During its swelled and account hat were injured the most, “A !cmer list of al the was not the fire, there being e grocery establ is".'nent , but that was e Fire Depart- the stock had result of am Strong was he fire wall at works on Clay ¥ of the Occl- on him; J. B. a cornice of g at Clay and San- naman was killed by t Graves' wire works. persons were badly iIn- part of y seems to have been t r of disturbance. violent at Oakland, at San Leandro and more Haywards, where frame were overthrown bodily or feet from thelr founda- | has accounts from San San Antonlo, Alvarado. County. San Jose, Santa Petaluma, Stockton, Sac- | lumne, Nevada Coun County, Napa, Petaluma,| o and Marysville giving descrip- of the shock in each of these sec- FEER TR PR, | Sheerin’s Laundry, 1760 McAllister st. Phone Park 316. Ve take laundry ang return in 3 days.* e | ALAMEDA SUPERVISORS | HEAR PROPERTY OWNERS Consider the Western Paclfic’'s Application | For a Franchise In Frultva May 14—The Board of GRAPE-NUT! AMAAAAAAAAARAAMAAAA IV Are You Fit To be Trusted with Good Sct of BRAINS? GRAPE-NUTS Keep them in Order. and e whole, took up the con- lication of the West- d for a franchise from tvaie, to the eastern city of Oakland. A com- 'ty owners residing on represented by Charles before the Board and the Suarnnteed d fore be franchise was their State laws provided re, but that his com- AMAAIAALAAMALAM LA AR BT VAT AR Y matter with them wanted. He had no if thelr request was within would be granted, as the rail- ‘not in the buncoing business.” The rpotestants were made up of prop- erty owners on that portion of Putnam avenue between High street and Fruit- vale avenue, along which the proposed | vay will run. bl it Oakiand Marriage Licenses. OAKLAND, May 14.—The following marriege licenses were issued today: Har- ry . Taliman, 21, and Julla F. Scully, 19, both of San Francisco; Joseph Talbot, 29, and Minnie MclIntyre, 18, both of San| Francisco; Robert J. Hutcheson, 45. and Mrs. Madge Howe, 43, both of San Fran- Henry F. Chandler Jr., 21, and 18, both of San A BRAIN FOOD AND REPAIRER. duced we would replace the loss e brain tissue. ot- e o o | cisco finity for albumen and way gray matter in the d Grace E. Bator, 25, both of Berkeley: Robert M. Anderson, 36, Tue- son, Ariz., and Olge D. Kroeger, 26, San Francisco; Alfred G. Tinzer, 26, and May E. Lemos, 20, both of Oakiand: Manuel C. Farro. 30, San Francisco, and Clara Sylva, 26, Santa Rosa. e been made use of of G Nuts, rker can prove the SIS YR AT Red Cross Fund Still Growing. WASHINGTON, May 14.—Red Cross re- | celpts for San Francisco to date aggre- gate $2,125,000, of which $1,700,000 has not been expended. Manufeetured by tae | Postam. Go., Battle Creek, Mich - l WOMEN WANT A HALL FOR LOGAL ~ CIRGLES OF THE COMPANIONS! Committee Appointed to Secure Hall, in Which All Can Meet for General Business. | Council of the Donm of Pocahontas Decides to Continue and Adopts - a Paleface. Two Secretaries of Courts of Foresters Contribute Three Months' Salaries to Help Brothers. For many years the Companjons of the Forest of America had been trying to secure a general meeting place where the majority of the local circles could meet for business and social pur- poses, but were unable to agree upon the proposition. The fire wiped out the meeting halls of all but two circles, and now there is a general desire to have a home for the companions. Mate H. Cartwright, Lizzie Atwood, Eesle Kragen, Emma Agnes Har- rington and Helena Worms have been appointed a committee to present a plan for a companions’ hal and devise ways and means to secure such a place. This committee will re- port at a general meeting of the order to be held next Sunday at 1706 Fillmore street, the headquarters of the order’s relief committee. | On Saturday the rellef committee re- ceived a donation of $100 from the| circles in Massachusetts. It has been; asked to locate C. J. and Kate Mor-| riarity and Margaret Masterson of| Fitchburg, Mass., members of the order who were sojourning in this city at the time of the earthquake. Martha Washington Circle, C. F. of A, has decided to assist its members| to the limit of its treasury before ap- plying for general rellef. It is also furnishing clothing to female members who were burned out. ‘Wendigoes Council of the Degrée of Pocazhontas has held a meeting in the short form and received three applica- tions for membership. All members have been placed in good standing up to May 1 The grand recorder of the Ancient Order of United Workmen during the week ending last Sunday received 317,000 on apcount of assessments. This will be applied on account of pay- ment of beneficiary claims. Court Golden Gate, Independent Or- der of Foresters, last Sunday secured a permanent meeting place in American Hall, 2400 Geary street. There were ninety members present. J/The secre- taries donated their salaries for three months to the general fund, court dues were remitted for May, and it was de- cided to keep up sick benefits. Court Mission of the same crder also | held a meeting on Sunday, with 105 members present, and adopted meas- ures similar to those of Court Golden | Gate. A delegation from Court Solano of | Vallejo called at the headquarters of the I O. F., 1919 Sutter street, yester- day and repaid the relief committee $25 it had advanced to care for three mem- | It also announced bers of that court. that it has put aside $250 to be used in helping any of its members who.may be taken sick in this city. { o sl s Aol More Comfortabls in the Country. Then why keep he family In the city this summer in the discomfort and dust of rebuilding? The Southern Pacific is meking low, long-time exeursion to summer resorts from Sam and bay points. Ask the agent. Chamber ‘of Commerce Meeting. OAKLAND, May 14.—The annual meet- ing and election of directors of the Cham- i | ber of Commerce will be held tomorrow | evening at the headquarters, 400 Twelfth | street. The regular ticket is composed of Edson F. Adams, Frank L. Adams, Frank W. Biiger, A. H. Breed, H. A. Butters, H. C. Capwell, H D. Cushing, Theo. Gelr, C. J. Heeseman, E. A. Heron, Hugh Ho- gan, Sol. Kahn, F. A. Leach Jr., Horry W. Meek, Edwin Meese, B. P. Miller, John Mitchell, Frank K. Mott, J. W. Phlllipa‘} George Roeth, W. H. Weilbye. e Burglars Enter a Saloon. | Soda Rey. Kelseyville P. OAKLAND, May 14—Mendli & Fraa- | Sal. eck-Judzh co's saloon, Sixth and Washington streets, was entered last night by burglars who stole $35. Mme. Calvé| | The Favorite Prima Donna, ! writes : BEN. LEVY & CO., Boston: I am positively delighted with your Lablache powder, which I find perfect in all respects. I do mot wonder at your success. EMMA CALVE. Lablache Face Powder is pure and perfect. It soothes, freshens, clears and is a most wonderful beautifier. Delightful to use. Tha nuine bears the signature of “ Ben. Levy " in red across the label of the box. R g *3557f Drugeiss or by mall Ben. Levy @ Co. piiie.. 125 Kingston St., Boston, Mass. ALL TENANTS —OF THE CrocKer Buildins Cor. Montgomery, Post & Market Sts., ‘Who desire to become tenants n in that buiflding will please in their written applications, stating their wishes, betore June 1, 1806. PSIE Address crocke isiaic Compang Crocker Bullding. _ = They’re : FOWwW I\ES You for GLOVES can’t say more !l(ur sts., Oakland. distributors for Oak- land, 'BYRON office of Dr. Troppmann, its medicine| man, and it decided to continue busi- | ness in the same old way, and in proof | of this adopted one paleface in the tes Books and full information Geo. | son and Agnes Bell Rhoades, THE COLONIAL. ~ 000.‘:l Lake Co. P‘l'x:trgh.u Lr{aunu":;-i heu{ ll-‘oo!.hms of | = (> San ruz_Mountains. Interurban cars, Gakiana. g | pass the doors. S. P. to San Jose ard In. | Springs In nnt-clan condldon_ Now tl ; . gus:md Hanl ha- e come-a.n ousekeeping cot! Mineral baths. Compet: wn‘ ladles and gentlemen Northwestern via _ Hopland; Bout ific via Williagis daily. Address J. McMAHAN at Springs, Lake Co., Cal WATER BUSINESO. Office at our warehouse, 4th end King sts., S. F. Prompt deuvery made to -ny part of the city. Booklets about spri HANSEN & KAHLER, 8th and Wel Address Witter P. O. or Berkel a and BAR’ S%YBINGS CO. Johnston. Bartet WITT E HOTEL, COTTAGES AND MEDICAL SPRINGS. The splendid new hotel not damaged; 15. Finest springs hotel on the coast. Complete equipment. '“r:- of the food is raised on the 1200 acre estate. Witter is not a canned goods hotel. cures diseases of stomach. liver and kidneys. | Come to Witter to rest ‘and recuperate. " - | WITTER MEDICAL SPRINGS CO., 1223 Broadway, Oakland. _ ADAMS SPRINGS Lake County Lake County, California. - > open for guests .\Ia_\': v, Now Open Witter Springs Water Elevaticn 3000 Fest. Sur‘vu‘xded SkagasHotSprings fonoma County, and only 4% hours from ! San Franclsco; sustained no damage| fron: the recent earthquake, but is Open for Business And has already many guests, My stages meet both morning and evening SPRHNCHS Hotel in perfect condition. ability of the place, I rf‘f(-r strangers to any guest of the past ears. ermas, Climate delightful. 12 & week, or $ a day. - If you can’t go yourself, send your | GREW, Skaggs, Cal. | HOT | i REST AND RECUPERATE. SAN LUIS Hot Sulphur Spmgv Fine boating and fishing in fresh water, shady walks, p DEL MONTE Our premises are wninjured. Tha mate, finest scenery. Board, room and | comfort and gare of guests continwe bath, $16 and up per week. R as heretofore. Why not make a p railroad rate. Inquire at the Sow Monte. as many {ern Pacific, or send for bookiet to A. the apper- M. SMITH, San Luis Obispo, Cal ar train ser- o from Oakiand family. = All the comfo;t.s of home, MARK WEST SPRINGS, | Regular rates. Mrs. C. Juergensen, Propristress. | Fishing, huntln? other amusements, hot sulphur and soda baths, unexcelled min- eral springs in variety. Fine table. SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRAINS 1ot brice. “wetse or informiation. Mack RUNNING TO BYRON ON SCHED- | Weit Springs Sente Ross Rural No & ULE TIME. BLUE LAKES. ‘We are open to accommodate 200 guests. Rates same as usual, $10.00 | to $12.00 per week. Boating, bathing and all other amusements free. Hot and cold sulphur and steam baths. Send for new pamphlets to O. Weis- man, Midlake P. O., Lake Co., Cal. 'Rowardennan | SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS [Now Open and Uninjured. Special May Rates. (Broadeeuge o Bt cm:o trom | - i i o Darrow-gauge direct Ben Lo- FORDE'S REST—Heart of Santa Cruz f Daxumw R rwnz WM.~ Mts. Surrounded by streams, fishing, _._ bathing; a picturesque place; $7 per ‘week; families special. Take S, P. broad- geuge to Santa Cruz, thence to Eccles | %'Cv"':?"rl’& S. P. narrow-gauge, 10 miles. Agua Caliente s . —_— | Sprlngs WILLOW RANCH. ’ The nearsst hot sulphur springs to San| Delightfully located in the Santa P'rll"nclleo for uwmlhmmd Pleasure. No!Cruz redwoods. Milk, fruit, sprmg‘ Wiy "‘ und trip $1.65. Ad-. ooter phone, dally mall, excellent ta- | RICHARDS, Agua Cali-| ‘ble' $7.00. MRS. M. J. CRANDELL, | Box $1%, Santa Cruz. _— enu. sonamu Co. BODA BAY SPRINGS—Cn Clear Lake, l::e.d (‘o‘un!r. Cal. Remodeled and im- proved; increased ons; mod- VICHY SPRINGS. ern conveniences; lawn aqua STt Joa, Sod, damsie Mendocina County. tabl specialty; beautiful new nnch. Curative waters, hunting, fishing, rrlng 40 people, for excursions: plenty rowboats, mules, horses, etc. Terms $2 per day; §12 per week; spectal rates to families; boats‘and baths free to finest electric baths in the world. | J. A. REDEMEYER, Prop. | terurbar cars, or 8. P. direct to Los Ga- tos. Address The Colonial, Los Gatos, Cal. RICHARDSON MINERAL SPRINGS— 10 miles from Chico, Butte County: stage daily, Sundays excepted. Cures rheuma- tism, malaria, stomach, kidney and nerv- ous troubles, blood and skin diseases.| Under new management. Santa Cruz' Steam and mineral baths every day.|Mts. Three miles from Glenwood. First- | Plenty of milk and fruit. Hunting and| class table; bowling: electric lghts: bil- g‘:ut f,!llhln‘a fllfn‘Ad:.LM? telephone. | liards: d‘:ng’u \;IHO'D. uhxhr:om*lglé) tee §10 an ees J. H. RICH- | up:_roun: p tee carriage. ARDSON. Chico, Cal. I'&RPER. Prop., R F.D. 1L VILLA FONTENAY. a | Take Tiburon Ferry, | week. Write for particulars. HIGHLAND SPRINGS Lake Cog California. Now open for the season Not damaged by earthquak camping ground. For informat dress. R. ROBERTSON, Pr Daily 7 Sundavs §a m MOUNT VIEW HOTELE of Is now open Newly plumbing. ~ Reserva, can now et made by addressing Manager. Ross Va ; $10 o 316 per week ley station. . s S ARTENS. Bachelor California HOMES ON SEASHORE Cape Cod. Mass.. rented furnished: comforts; bath houses climate. 505 West 124th St., Elotel Belvedere MRS. A T. MOORE, owner. Now Also new annex. Thirty minutes San Francisco. Tiburon ferry. Special rates for season. J. W. ALLEN, Man- ager. HOWELL MT., WOODWORTH'S. Residence of 31 years. Home fruits, vegetables, milk, cream, etc. Purest of | spring water. No fog. $7 to $10 week. | Woodworth & Mauller, St. Helena, Cal. al \-w \ ork. Kiamath Hot Springs Those wishing to get away from alt ;’mu"nr) of their DUNCAN" SPRINGS Now open. Rates $10.00 to $12.00 per Address Mendo- HOWELL BROS. Hopland, cino Co., Cal Red wood sods. Formeriy Hotel MENDENHALL SPRINGS—Open May situated am 1. New management. Elevation 1730 feet Fine climate. Best mineral springs. Fine table. Cottages for housekeeping Crock- ery, skating rink, etc Rates 37 to 310 week. Address O: E. BIGELOW, Jdvermore, Cal. | GARDEN CITY SANITARIUM. i CAMP TAVLOH (Not a Hospital). P AL L B Recelving patients as usual, cot-! fose’ iod « tages, rooms or tents. Write for lit-| ing. swimmiag. ¢ erature. | grounds selling at regular prices Torn ! San Jose, Cal. | under present condtions most libera' Arply ADAM BREHM - Pronet RIVEPSIDE HOTEL AND COT- TAGES—Near beach; 20 acres beautiful TAW = LA, Sonsma—Cem- grounds; special rates to families. Write pletely 1 resosT. awia - for booklet to F. BARSON, Prcp., Santa| ming tenk: bus dails to Hot Sprinzs; & Crus. werk ELLISSTER Wichman, Ml'.’!zgen & (Co. Importers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers e or Gilt Edge Whiskies === Temporary Office and Warehouse: Corner Everett and Harrison Avenus, Near Park-Street Drawbridge, Alameda. READY TO FILL ALL ORDERS. Remington pewriters | * Ame a Stock for Immediate Delivery. t We are new cooupring the Sour—stery bullding st 1018 Golden Gate Avenue Botween Buchanen and Laguna Sta. TEMPORARY OFFICES OF Claus Spreckels Rudolph Spreckels And Real Property Investment Corporation ARE NOW LOCATED AT . 2413 Washington Street, San Francisco All tenants who formerly occupied property econtiolled by the above and who desire to make arrangements for temporary or p.r- manent quar ers at their old location will piease report to the abgve address prior to May 7th. Failure 10 so report will be con-irued as indicating no desire on part of tensnts to go back to the old quaréss ndwllhlllulnhbatyheleutor—uu;mlm-; of same to other parties. UNION OIL COMPANY ~ 0f California Oakiand omaxmvea o' S Francisco, . 16th and Illinois Streets ! rormm NEW FRISCO MARKET, desiring leases - GOLDEN “fl. _Near Buchanan. ‘AIK“ m = b ”W 7 mtfi' “1113-1115 Fillmore St. ‘Bacigalupi’s