The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 20, 1906, Page 21

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAY!20, 1906. : ' 3 HANY EXPERTS | TEACHERS MAY NOW AT WORK ~ GET SALARIES City Treasurer Bantel to. Confer With State Con- troller. {Effort to Be Made to Draw 55 | Upon Moneys That Are Due From City. Treasurer Bantel and Deputy rer John F., McGlynn left yes ay for S OTS of people are starving with a full stomach. You know, it’s not how much we Eat, but how ‘we Digest that makes us Strong, or Brainy, or Successful. ‘When the Bowels are filled with undi- gested food we may be a great deal worse off than if we were half starved for want of Food. " Because, food thatstays tod long in the Bowels decays there, just as if it stayed too long in the open air. Adjusters Fram Europe and the East Are in San | Francisco. Insurance Headquaners Are Moved to This Side | Well, when food decaysin the Bowels, i h B mento, where they wi > 8! I E fly- er with State Controller Colg: tg\roug}';%ie!azed and overdue action, what TR Iye to the payment of the'salaric: DSEECD The millions of little Suction Pumps that line the Bowels and Intestines then ad- d other employes of thc from Your Food 1t needs only one-Cascaret at a timé to stimulate all the Bowel-Muscles enough; without purging, discomfort or loss of nutrition. A So, if you want the same natural action that a six-mile walk in the country would give you, (without the weariness) take one Cascaret at atime, with intervals between, till you reach the exact condi- tion you desire. LI S One Cascaret at a time will properly cleanse a foul Breath, or Coated Tongue, thus proving clearly its ready, steady, sure, but mild and effective action. A coming Headache can be warded off, in short order, by @ single Cascaret, and the cause removed. Heartburn, Gas-belching, Acid-risings in the throat, and Colicky feeling aresure g hailin 3 chool Deparument, 1 28 citles ax,gd 1 on May 4 paid some teachers draw Poison from the decayed Food, work here April salary demands, But Book- instead of the Nourishment they were A keeper Tomalty discovered that .th- {ntended to draw. ta-Birming- x of Brook- Hanover; A. W. K. Hat Herbert C. Hill, | rk: R. E. Hall. Con- ce Company; Fred A. A. . R. Hosford, Girard; Myers M. { Insurance Com- Agricultural; H. n: Willlam ~ B. Kelsey, Aachen | Kendall, \or(hl ;H. W.{ ; A. E. Lar-| .- Louden, Lon- | 1 d Globe; C. H. : D. J. Lewis, Mich- Lund, American Central; ! Phenix of Brooklyn; J. European L'n-i tchell, ‘Hamburg | , Traders; J. Ma- R. R. Manners, | e Company. | | H C. North, Royal Exchange; J hols, No: British and Mer- | tile: W. 8. Nevins, Hanover. Osborne, Calumet. Atlanta Birmingham; erican of Boston; E. un Insurance Company. ackenbush, Aachen and Fr Traders’; Providence, “ash- h, National, Hart- B. and Globe; Seaman, | ool T. , Connecticut Insurance H. A Smith, National; Selvage, Independent; J. P. Indepe‘nde"’ D. J. Svreene!'.l *F, C. Stone, Na- al; T. C. Shankland, “Thompson, Atlanta - Bir- ams, Spring Garden; J. W.| ussian National; F. L. ntal; Ira Welsh, Svea; Concordia; Henry W. opean Underwriters; E M. , American of Newark; J. M. onal and Colonial; rd, Continental Insur- Company. M. B. Yates, Atlanta Birmingham. The general adjusting committee of een of the Fire Underwriters’ - Ad- ting Bureau moved its headquarters om Reed Hall, Oakland, the second floor of the Secretary E. F. Mohr- \\llh his office force of clerks ographers, came to this side f the bay and occupled the new quar- ters. An information bureau similar > the one confucted In Reed Hall will e opened in the ferry buliding. The general adjusting committee will hold ts meetings there, but the regular ses- slons of the Fire Underwriters’ Ad- sting Bureau will continue to be held Reed Hall Many companies are paying off small Josses where there was no difficulty encountered in adjusting the claims. One of the prominent . underwriters| sald yesterday that there is now $50,- 000,000 on the way from Europe and| the East to be used In settling San Francisco fire losses. etk S EASTERN GROCERS HELP DEALERS IN THIS CITY San Francisco Retail Association Is Doing Good Work in Relieving Members in Distress. The San Francisco Retall Grocerl'; Awmxxmon has received a check for the Brooklyn Retail Grocers on. says the current.issue of, e Grocers’ Advocate. The check turned over .to the. Grocers’ ef Committee of this city. Similar be taken with the $530.35 the grocers of Chicago. The tee of relief of which Nathan president and Frank B..Con- secretary is doing good work in g distressed members of the tion. Relief §s also being éx- to grocers who are not mem- Grocers. who need legal advice he matter of collecting clalms or ing insurance will be assisted by =" Relief Committee. ornla Safe Deposit and Trust 7. vill advance money on insur-! nce policles. Insurance department, 1521 gtrect. Heours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. % 2 ’Nw York Ex., telegraphic.. — @ — | but " 1$300,000 ‘to come trom the State’s ap- ' | portionment. funa was exhausted and had bee: drawn to tne extent of §10,000 o This was not caused by an: aiversion of the funds to pay police- men and firemen as Was erroneousi: rej ly because the ca- d in a large meas ted to borrov fund to pa) ty officials hav ch a course wold no 1e. present emergency. deavor to get a Wwrit- om Controller Coi- y to retain sutfi f 60,000 -on han. ry, but due the State,’tu s' salaries o. ed that the he State appor- port of the San aggregate somec dalily under normai t come, however, tlement is made ch will be the last of $200,000 in round num- be needed to pay salaries of | teachers and janitors for April and May, and if the consent of Controller Colgan is obtained the money due the State will not be sent to Sacramento, will be credited against the It Is expected that the salaries for | June will also be paid, as considerable | money is now being collected for taxes, ich 14 cents on every $100 will | of w be accredited to the schools. Checks to the amount of $300,000 have al- ready been deposited for taxes, and as soon as they have been cashed the 11 be made available. This is on to about $1,000,000 which | 1 be ‘collected in taxes before the | penalties are imposed, which will,| however, only be after the legal holi- days come to an end. These will probably cease on June 1 or 4. —_— e Hamilton Church to Rebuild. One of the many institutions to suffer severely from the earthquake was the Hamlilton Methodist Episco- ! pal Church on Waller street. This is the second time the church has been partially destroyed within { months. Its first misfortune was & fire that partially destroyed the build- ing only two weeks after the church had been dedicated. After its second completion the congregation had used it but a few weeks when the great disaster of April 18 rendered the build- ing unfit for use. But with an un- shaken faith and the determination | to help upbuild a greater San Fran- cisco, plans are being laid for a larger { and better church edifice than ever. Seabecicoo sl U L inse Three New Shoe Stores. Sommer & Kaufmann and “Kauf- mann’s” have taken a location on Fill- more street, between Geary and Post. Another on Van Ness ave. and - Aus- tin street and a store on Washington street, between 12th and 13th, Oakland. These stores will be conducted under the name of Sommer-Kaufmann, incorporat- ed, and will be ready for-business in the near future. e Building-Cleaning Cerporation, The Gold Sand Blast Company was incorporated in the County Clerk’s of- fice yesterday, in the articles, is salving wrecked or sunken vessels, cleaning houses, ships, etc., and also to engage in shipping. The {ncorporators are John D. Mur- ray, Charles F. Stall, Richard P. Hen- shall, Charles Bond and F. W. Lane. Bond and Lan 'MEN Do you suffer from ‘Weakness, Varico- cele, Hydrocele, Stricture, Specific Blood Poison, Skin Diseases, or any chronic or seeming- ly incurable trouble? If so, come to me at once and be thor- oughly cured before it is too late. To the cure of these diseases I have confined my practice, and by skilltully applied scientific treatment I perma- nently cure the worst cases. My offices are equipped with every instrument | and device essentlal to the most mod- afficted with eny private disease or weakness I want you to call and see tain positively whether you can be cured. Examination Hours: 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. treated until such times as tho make a payment on their case. how:. 1212 Turk Street, o, Webster| , ____San Francisco ' 524 Washington St., near Sansome, PLENTY OF LIATH'fI. ern methods of practice. If you are me. It will cost you nothing to ascer- Consultation All Letters Strictly Confidential. Those who have no meney will be; are sick and have no money come lny- Specialists for Men KRON TANNING CO. four | The object, as stated| signs of Bowel troublefrom food poisons, and should be dealt with promptly. One Cascaret’ will stop the coming trouble, move on the Bowel load,and fres This Poison gets into the blood and, in time, spreads all over the body, unless the Cause of Constipation is promptly removed. . the Digestive Juices, if that one Cascaret That Cause of Constipation is Weak, or Lazy, Bowel Muscles. is taken as soon as the first signs are noticed. When your Bowel-Muscles grow flabby they need Exercises to strengthen them — mot *‘ Physic™ to pamper them. There's only one kind of Artificial Exerciss for the Bowel-Muscles. Its name is *“CASCARETS,"” and its price is Ten Cents a box. Cascarets act like Exerciss on the Muscles of the Bowels, and make them - . Don't fail to carry the Vest Pocket Cascaret Box with you eon:tl.ntlx. All Druggisu sell them—over tea million boxes a year, for six years past. Be very careful to get the genuine, made only by the Sterling Remedy Com- pany and never soid in Eflll tablet stamped ““CCC. - . . Musc\es to act naturally. The stronger these Muscles propel the focd, the stronger does the friction of the food act on the flow of Digestive Juices. The more of thess Juices that act on food, the more Nutriment does that food turn into, and the richer nourishment do the little Suction Pumps of lha Intestines draw out of it. 7 FREE TO OUR FRIENDS! | coloss. dressing table, sen cents in stamps w{th 'Mc.‘alxbfll andto m«mug:m:. ilnmu Bmdy Glinu o l# !ah London & Lancashire OF LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND. Orient Insurance Company OF HARTFORD. Fire Insurance Company ‘We have today, May 19, 1906, opened our late San Francisco Office vaults and ind our records in order. We shall now be able to proceed with | the adjustment and payment of losses, and shall be obliged if POLICY-HOLDERS WILL SEND THEIR PRESENT AND FORMER AD- DRESSES AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. ‘ —To Our— SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE, 2100 DEVISADERO STREET, —Or Our— 'OAKLAND OFFICE, 554 FOURTEENTH STREET, That their claims may recelve prompt attention. N. B.—BExtensions’ of time for giving notice of loss or filing proofs can be granted at the request of the Insured. Our Adjusters will deal with losses as far ac possible in the order in which notice thereof is feceived, and there will be no charge to the insured for their services. WILLIAM MACDONALD, Manager. May 19, 1906. NEW SAN FRANCISCO Salvage and Construction Co. East Street, Opposite Mission Rates Reasonable and All H Work «Promptly Done. : : H. L. SCHMITZ, Manager Renters’ Loan and Trust Go., Will Open for Regular Business MONDAY, May 21, 1906 AT 584 WASHINGTON STREET Columbus Savings and Loan Society Building. UNION TRUST COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO {Teaming and All Kmds of Contract Work. : . Will return to its own office, corner Post, Montgomery and -Market Streets, on Monday, May 21, 1906. ean. ‘State Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. OF LIVERPOOL Temporary office, 2100 Devisadero .tfl-t. corner Sacramento, &.n !hnd-no. ere all losses will be adjusted. n- following cablegram has just been received, dated uw England: -‘smmwmmm-mmmmumrm. special contribution by shareholders, without disturbing aswets 'and still leaving a large uncalled capital and reserve.” g WILLIAM- MACDONALD w Every To Get More Strength INorth British and Mercantile Insur- | ance Company ‘ OF LONDON AND. EDINSURGH. Combined ‘Assots Over Ellhly-_'cvul INSURANCE COMPANY The North British will pay all fire | e Josses just as soon as adjusted. Our Mr. F. F. Tayl office for handling all loss claims s i FA“ 4“:!'8‘“2‘“ Jocated in the Tribuse building, merth- taptras s wst corner of Eighth and anklln Chiow:.Ch Dear Mr. Taylor: streets, Oakland. Our office for gen- eral fire business is at 2027 Sutter | My hat is off and.I.am saluting with admiration our noble street, San Franoisco. | men and women of San Franciseo, who, through earthquake and LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO. conflagration, hunger and thirst, dangers and perils, have hon- 460 Eighth 8t. . - ‘Oakiand Anfl\h' ored the Company by t'heh- splendid heroism, their indomitable TOoM C. GRANT ‘ pluck, their endless resource:. their Inspiring example of loyalty General Agent for Pacific Dlplr\m.nh) and devotion. NEW YORK, May 10, 1908. W. J. NICHOLS, General Adjuster. The PennMutual Liie Ins. Go. TEMPORARY OFFICES 3331 Sacramento St. Near Central Ave., S. F. God bless every mother's son and daughter of them! ‘We have read your thrilling accounts of the various hap- penings rince that fateful April 18, and it makes us bere in the East feel llke dwarfs before giants. The Home Office contingent have had you on their minds and hearts every hour since the news first flashed over the wires: and if there is a thing to meet Your needs that the ever- alert Vice President and his boys (catching his spirit) have not thought of, I know not what it is. And so I.send you—what you know you have—the assur- ance of our gratitude for the noble work you have doue and our admiration at the splendid spirit that impelled it. We are prouder of the Metropolitan today than ever before in our lives. Its assets—not material, but moral—never before reached their presept high-water mark, and if a dispiriting wave ever toucles us we will-dissipate 't by the memory, the example and the inspiration of the brave boys and girls at the Golden Gate. Yours and theirs, JOHN R. HEGEMAN, President. PACIFIC COAST HEAD OFFICE JEFFERSON SQUARE BUILDING 925 Golden Gate Ave. | PoIicy-Ho_Icgrs Please Send Addresses. EDWARD H. HART, Muuger o NEW ZEALAD | INSURANCE COMPANY The First Insurance Company to Open at Its Old Location ) THE COMPANY'S OWN PROPERTY seeze Pheni Insurance Company Of Brooklyn Call or address us at the above lo- cation on all matters pertaining to the Company’s business. ‘Adjustments will receive early and prompt attention. - Cash Capital $1,250,000., Reserve and Surplus, $2,125,000. UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF This smlmg company, which has ample means to meet ifs fire losses, will ‘occupy . in a, fewdays. one of ifs: rooms, No. 207, in the KOHL BUILDING,SANFRANCECO for adjusting purpeses, and ifs enfire offices there, as soon’ as. Mey are ready. On account of the inconveni- ences of Hm_pna:m lotafion at 955 BROADWAY, Oakland, their temporary . offices: ,wpll be removed: at- once -fo the second-floor of the POLYTECHNIC . BUILDING, northwest comer of Twelfth and Harrison streets, Oakland. A. C. OLDS, State Agent for Pacific Coast. ADJUSTING DEPARTMENT OF THE | Home Fire and Marine Insurance Co. WILL BE AT 1271 TURK STREET is:n Francisco, From May 10, 1906. STEPHEN D. IVES, Vice President Home Fire and Marine Ins. Co. SHAREHOLDERS. J. H. LENEHAN, General Agent, Chkago Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd. General Insurance Ma“cmsm Assurance Co. " g o | Tt Securty - $25,000,000.00 Sarede **/ PERMANENT OFFICE. Temporary Office at -« . 12424 SUTTER STREET} 900 'Eddy St., COI' R Franklm 'SAN FRANCISCO All obhgnbom WI" Be Adjufl.d and” plld at Our San Francisco Offics. | City Dop.r!mnt at Above Address Now - *-dy for Business. FII‘C surance Losses Wfllmbepdd ltthe nouyisut-ndgd for immediate use in rebuilding, buying furni- ture, or replenishing stock it can be profitably invested .with the Continental Building and Loan Association at 5'and’ 6.'per cent interest. The Association, However, reserving the right to limit the amount of any individual deposit. . ..OP‘EN AND DOING BUSINESS... OFFICBS. COR OF MARKET and CHURCH STS. [ - DR. WASHINGTON DODGE, President. WILLIAM“CORNN Sec. and Gen’l g The COntmental Insurance Co. OF NEW YORK SW. Cor. Bush and Steiner Sts. i "’"‘s".","pm'"‘ TR e s S 1ol FRatice DETAIL _and present them IMMEDIATELY. * New . business accepted. San_Francisco, Oakland, ~Berkeley and m,s:'m '&‘c'o.. m Managers, mx m&umwm cinl 'SUTTER. STREET, Notice of location for City Office will be given later. G. B. BURLING Clients rleuc Report !nm. tol Above Address. Providence Washington Insurance Company Incarporated 1799, Policy-holders are invited to present thetr clalms promptly at our ADJUSTMENT OFFICE 1905Y, Devisadere Sireet, SAN FRANCISCO. J.F. D. CURTIS, Manager. FRANK C. 8TURTEVANT, G-rural Adjuster. thtle Insurance and |Guaranty -Company Formerly Mills Building —Now— |OPEN FOR IUSINESO As BEFORE. 111200 Geary Street Crocker-Wheeler Co. Elecirical ‘Machinery 2611 Broadway - -~ -Telephone West 1426, . - m\rm 668 Broadway. mmm-. June 1 weask aur tir . >