The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 28, 1906, Page 7

WHAT CLUBWOMEN GAN DO FOR CITY'S UPBUILDING,, . THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1906. “Back to Town” Their Cheery Slogan, and Hundreds Heed the Cry. ESS AND SOROSIS CLUBS MEET TODAY BY LAURA BRIDE POWERS. heretofore be- activities—a sum- s, if you will, with ckened life in Sep- called, and blithe- Then there were lu (‘\an( and June & nt, sane to every in town and do ability. the men to be and cared f men stood 1p”"—the kind that d caress—the i it! They up in good cheer 1p to the wives, p city to do it thearts is fore- sweethearts in e fire.) ngible things en can do nt of these is en should ir love of ltant pros- CHPLOIMENT BUREN SECURES POSITIENS FOR MANY PERSONG Soldiers at Presidio Are Suc- cessful in Getting Work for Refugees. Drones Are Weeded From Camp When They Refuse to Accept Places. have been secured living in the camps positions refugees e Presidio bureau several day employment er military rule on as the made known vhmugh the 1 applica- stenogra- s came in and two good positions, e been many re- he bureau. there > instance where been called for in charge are at secure work for ho can do noth- abor. They have ed, however, to ask the nizations of the city who ing that class of labor to the Presidio for help and an be made to supply them | best in the camp. to the Presidio for help, | or is requested to state the o desires and the sal- o pay. er the proposition and | for the vacancy. The then either has his| work or leave the 1is way the drones are and ed out one woman had been com- eave camp. are anxious to go to work ad of waiting until they are v daily ac the bureau. Em- iesire help are requested to Sergeant Donald W. ‘orporal A. C. Spahn at camp d they will give them imme- ntion b s R WS LA THOLICS OF WATSONVILLE CELEBRATE GREAT EVENT in t cial Servicee Mark Anniversary of Church Buiit Half a Century Ago. SONVILLE, May 27.—The semi- tenary Church of the Immacu- Heart, the first Cathelic church in was celebrated today. Al- weather was stormy, there a attendance of worshipers at services, ‘which included a pontifical s celebrated by Bishop Conaty administering of the sacrament tion to several candidates. The features of the event were a dinner served by the women of the parish and entertainment given by the boys of the St. Francis Orphanage in the after- Boon. alley the | thanks, by the way, through the agency of | estab- | existence of the | days over fifty| The authori- | Up to last evening four | The majority, | Cotton, Mrs. Charles Slack, Mrs. I. Low- enberg and hosts of other equally geod clubwomen. But there’s millions of things yet to be done, and trained minds can do them best. The most effective relief work of any club has been that done by the relief com- mittee of the California Club, with its hegdquarters at the A. W. Scott home, 305 Buchanan street The Century Club, having had the fore- sight to buy and build on the other side of the fire line, is the only club in town that isn't a refugee. The only other club that owned its home was the California, at 1750 Clay street, just a wee block from the saved district. While hitting the California Club mem- bers pretty hard, things might have been worse, as a goodly bit of the club's fur- nishings had been rescued before the flames licked up the beautiful home— to Avylett R. Cotton and a few other willing hands. The Century Club having very wisely and generously surrendered its home to the Superior Court has established its headquarters in the home of Mrs. Fred- erick A. Woods at California and Octavia streets, the ballroom therein having been placed at the club's disposal. . ia The Pacific Coast Women’s Press As- sociation will meet at the home of Mr: Charles James Newman, 1700 Broadwa: today at 2:30. And every good press a sociation member sheuld put in appear- ance, as there is much to discuss of in- terest and impertance. Take the Fillmore car. The Sorosis Club will meet today at the home of Mrs. Wenzelburger, on Steiner street. Directory up in smoke and I can't recall the number. Members are invited to come equipped with thimbles and other feminine para- phernalia for emergency sewing. The Association of Pioneer Women of California—to whom conditions of the hour must 1l the days they commem- orate in their unique organization—will meet on Friday afternoon at 10 Bartlett street Every member is urged to be present. s OLDIER BOYS GNEN GREBIT of at er Sherman, Son the Famous General, Extols Heroes. Delivers a Patriotic Ser- mon at Sacred Heart Church. Rev. Father Thomas E. Sherman, S. J., of Chicago, son of the late Gen- eral W. T. Sherman, and a native son of San Francisco, having been born on Harrison street in 1856, preached a memorfal sermon last night at Sa- cred Heart Church, his theme being “The Soldiers of the Spanish-Ameri- can War,” in which he served as chaplain of the Fourth Missouri Vol- unteers. Father Sherman was sent to Porto Rico by the Secretary of War, and there saw service similar to those of his comrades of the First California Volunteers, the regiment with which Father McQuaide served. Father McQuaide, chaplain of the First Infantry, N. G. C, and State chaplain of the Spanish-American War Veterans, was present at the ser- vice and wore the uniform of a chap- lain. The band of the regiment of infantry, N. G. C., under direction of Bandmaster Hollister, was in at- tendance and dlscoursed sacred mu- sic, beginning with ‘‘Providence,” ar- ranged by Theodore Mogses-Tobani. Father Sherman’s allusion to the great bravery of the American sol- dier at time of war was the preface to his high compliment and apprecia- tion of the splendid work of the sol- diers in San Francisco since the dis- aster. It was work and obedience to duty which had won universal admi- ration as well as the deep confidence of the stricken citizens. This had been a sad home coming for him, for he had but a few months ago seen San Francisco in all her glory, but, like Rome, which had arisen in might and splendor time and time again, this city, he predicted, would rise glorieusly from her ashes. Father Sherman congratulated the people on the wonderful order which had prevailed from the very moment of the calamity—an order which had surprised and won the admiration of the world. The celebrant of the mass was Father Thomas Commerford, assisted by Father W. A. Fleming as deacon and Father Cleary as subdeacon. B — Sheerin’s Laundry, 760 McAllister st. Phone Park 316. We take laundry and return in three days. * lnsnrance Co. = ROYAL Notice of loss in San Francisco d Liverpool lllSlll‘flll[:E Co. | QUEEN isaster hereby accepted. New ank Attorneys and collection agencie S unnecessary. Our large staff of adjusters and justing and paying losses in cas cost to assured. assistants busily engaged in ad- h, without discount and without Present your claims in detail at The publication elsewhere in th written consent to the extension August 18, 1906. Further exte Guest. your earliest convenience. is paper, signed by us, is our of time for filing proofs of loss to nsions will be granted upon re- If policies are lost or burned. re records. port to us. We have ccmplete We are accepting new more streets. business at our city offices, Pine and Fill- INDEMNITY ABSOLUTE. ASSETS . . . $70,000,000. | Bankers: Temporary City Offices: COMPANIES CONFLAGRATION PROOF. NET FIRE SURPLUS . . . $11,500,000. Mercantile Trust Co., First National Bank N.W. Cor. Pine and Fillmore Streets San Francisco Oakla Temporary Office for general Pacific Coast business, 1252 Clay Street, Cor. Fifteenth Street nd, Cal. ROLLA V. WATT Manager HE THOMPSON- STARRETT COMPANY, whose Main Office is at No. 51 Wall street, New York City, builders of firepro have opened office Francisco, where of buildings, announce that they s at No. 2053 Sutter street, San Mr. Frank J. Kilpatrick, Pacific Coast representative, and Mr. B. C. Dickinson, man- ager, may be consulted. Those contemplating the erection of fireproof | pany famous, will ; | ment. We call attenti buildings and wishing to have their work done with the nnexampled rapidity which has made this com- be interested in this announce- ion to the personnel of our organ- { ization, consmmg as it dees of such noted experts in building || construetion as Mr. Theodore || Goldwin Starrett; Mr. George || D. Babbitt, electrical engineer; Starrett, Mr. Ralph Starrett, Mr. Simpson, chief engineer; Mr. H. Mr. James H. Dinwiddie, Mr. Wil- liam A. Starrett and many others. | Our entire organization, one of the largest and most effec- | P i} tive in the country, is at the service of our clients. THOMPSON-STARRETT COMPANY ! No. 2053 Sutter Street, San Francisco. AMUSEMENTS. (Formerly Chutes Theater.) 5--BIG NEW ACTS--5 izabeth Murray; Balley & Austin Com- s Katherine D 2 ‘wil- |..-¢, Valerie Bergere a Co.; Mruhor, Hough{on & Mosher; Eva Mudge; Clif- ord & Burke and Orpheum Motion Plcturel MAT. EVERY DAY EXCEPT MONDAY. Evening prices—10c, 25c and 50c; Mats., except Saturday and Sunday, 10c and 25c. Downtown box office at Donlon’: spg‘:;:g Store, Fillmore and Sutter sts. West 6000. CHUTES AND ZOO. Open daily from 10 a. m. to midnight. * Varied attractions all over the round! SEE A DAY IN THE ALP! Chutes Cafe furnishes meals at c{ty prices Admission, 10c; Children, 5c. NATIONAL TENT SHOW THEATER. Cor. Post and Steiner Streets. SIDNEY GRAUMAN, Mngr. GRAND OPENING MONDAY, MAY 28, 1906 HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE AND MOVING PICTURES. Strictly Moral. FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. DON'T MISS IT. MATINEE AT 2:30 P. M. 2 NIGHT SHOWS DAILY. ADMISSION 10 CENTS. Reserved seats, 20 cents. Week Commencing Tuesday, May 29. Concerts to Ald Relief Funds By the Famous ROYAL HAWAIIAN BAND Sixty Musicians and Singers. Tz OHEN, Manager. CAPTAIN H. BERGER, Director. AFTERNOONS AT 3:30. GREEK THEATER University of California, Berkeley. EVENINGS AT 8. PIEDMONT SPRINGS PARK PRICES 25¢ and 50c. | COLUMBIA THEATER TICKETS Purchasers of seats for the engage- ment of “BABES IN TOYLAND"” can have their money refunded on presen- tation of same at box office in the Emporium. Open during week of May 28 between the hours of 10 and 12 a. m. and 2 and 4 p. m. Holders of credit tags on ticket ac- counts are also requested to call and have same cashed. MISCELLANEOUS. FREE Dumping Ground The Western Pacific Rail- {way Company will furnilh\ free dumping ground in San| | Francisco for fire debris only | Apply to V.G. BOGUE, Vice President and Chief Engineer 283 Bacon Block Oakland, Cal. C.A.Malm & Co. Trunk Manufacturers 220 and 222 BUSH ST. | | | Have opened a temporary business of- | fice at their factory, | | WILL REOPEN —AT SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION FOR BUSINESS THE— NORTHWEST CORNER CALIFORNIA AND MONTGOMERY STREETS MONDAY, MAY 28, 1996, AT 9 Premises as ahove will be occupied pénding rebuilding at the old site, corn: Caiiformia and A M ) Webb Streets, \\ 18th AND FOLSOM ;MACHIN ‘RY : : o | Occidental Machinery | and Engineering Co. Temporary Offices 2303 Pacifiz Ave. Several Carloads Compressors, Hoisting Engines, Steam and Electria | Btandard Safe.y Water Tube Boilers, Hunt Industrial Railvay Track and Cars, Electric Generating Sets and | other machinery on the way and | ready for shipment. Specificatiors, estimates given | tractors for complete plants. | 2363 Pacific ave , San rancisco. ARRIVED cone OUR STANDARD REMEDY CURE FOR RHEUMATISM At Temporary Office H. PLAGEMANN & CO,, ‘Wholesale Cigar Dealer 83/ FILLMORE ST. 'San Francisce Call y e —— R 1 | request. New York Underwriters Agency OF THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF HARTFORD, CONN. All persons holding policies in the above named company are hereby notified that the requirement of policies giving notice of loss is waived,and that the time named in the policies for filing proofs is also waived. Our insured are hereby notified that losses are now being adjusted and paid as rapidly as pessible. PACIFIC DEPARTMENT 464 TENTH ST., OAKLAN MANN & WILSON, Managers. TEUTONIA" INSURANGE: GO NEW ORLEANS, LA, ‘All persons holding policies in the above named company are hereby notified that the requireént of policies giving notice of loss is waived, and that the time named in the policies for filing proofs is also waived. Our insured are hereby notified that losses are now being ad-| justed and paid as rapidly as possible. Pacific Coast Department 464 Tenth Street, Oakland. MANN & WILSON, General Agents, C. M. BENJAMIN, Adjuster. FIRE INSURANCE COLLECTED NOTICE GIVEN AND PROOF OF LOSS PREPARED. .° . FIRE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT CALIFORNIA SAFE BEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY 1921 FILLMORE STREET LOANS ON INSURANCE. Meoney loaned on pelicies at regular banking rates. Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. J. DALZELL BROWN, Manager. W. J. BARTNETT ] 4, CHAS. W. SLACK 2 Attorneys Of Brooklyn without expense to claimants. Call or address at new lecation, Cor. Twelfth and Harrison Streets, Oakland. in a few days. A. C. OLDS, State Agent, San Francisco, Cal. J. H. LENEHAN, General Agent, Chicago, lil. SPRINGFIELD 1112 Breadway, Qakland, Cal. Policy helders who have not already filed their notices of loss are requested to do so, with their addresses, as seon as possible, to facilitate early adjustment. The Company’s adjusters are prepared to assist the assured in the preparation of proofs of loss, without cost. Every neces- sary information will be given, te the end that early and satisfactory ad- justments and settlemenis may be made. GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager. 'THE CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK Has already adjusted and | holdcn ‘who uuflamd in the its losses, and | 8,000,000 of NlT IU plete list of our policy holaer- MAKE UP CLAIMS IN DETAIL AND PRESENT IMMEDIATELY. We pay at once, and our drafts are cashed by San Francisco and Oakland banks without exchange. Sixty days' extemsion of time will be granted upon written re- | quest of the assured for filing proofs of loss. NEW BUSINESS ACCEPTED. ARTHUR G. NASON & CO., Metropolitan Managers. Joid many hundred thousands of dollars to its policy Franciseo fire. It has $2.700.000 cash in bank to pay ,5ame will still have over §16,000.000 assets and over We gladly furnish any information, and have a com- Rooms 89-91 Delger bl 1931 Sutter st., ., Oakland. near Fillmore, San Francisco. ;Savm s and Loan Socie | Wdl Resume Business in Its Own Building | Branch Offices have becn establish- ed at Stanyan Street, near Haight, | and 246 Clement Street, Richmond District. [ Advertisements | geceived. and Subscriptions No. 101 Montgomery Street ’ MONDAY, MAY 28, 1906 | Boirovars whose ‘ngurance policies are held by this bank 0 {to furnish, without deiay, the necvssary dAtA IOF maging Droose of ode whi will be pre, in our INSURANCE DEPARTMENY, entrance to W will be on Sutter strect. All borrowers and depositors are .(uuem;l A [ | present addresses. i WRW Goocarer T ¥ copy of last receipt. With this Phenix Insurance Eflmpanv Time for giving notice of loss or filing proofs will be extended on | Our adjusters will make up proefs of all losses adjusted | POLYTECHNIC BUILDING 244 Will have one room of our offices in Kohl building ready for use FIRE and MARINEINSURANCECO. At Northwest Cor. Sutter and Montgomery Sts. CALL subscribers receiving 'their paper by mail are re- spectfully requested to forward {portion of any one wrapper | recently received showing name land address to THE CALL, care of Circulation Department, {Third and Market Streets, San {Francisco. This is necessary |in order to insure prompt dis- Ipatch of paper. If impossible \to send wrapper, send last re- | ceipt. E THE WEEKI.Y CALL is |still being published, and all subscribers to that edition are |respectfully requested to nofify {the office, Third and Market ‘Streds San Francisco, of their ‘subscnptlon. Please send, if possible, portion of old wrapper showing name and address or mformahon your name can readxlybcmteredtothcmal— ing list. North British and Mercantile Insur- ance Company | | | ] OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH. | Combined Assets Over Eighty- Million. To the Public and Our Patrons: The North British will pay all just as seon as adjusted. joffice for handling all loss claims ocated in the Tribune building, northe <ot corner of Eighth and m Btreets, Oakiand. Our office for gem~ eral fire business ia at 2027 Suttes | street, San Franciece. | LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO., 4“ Eighth St. » Oakland Agents TOM C. GRANT, Gon.nl Agent for Pacific Department W. J. NICHOLS, General Adjuster. o ‘Wells, Farga & Company | Express On and after May 23 offices of manager, superintendents, tarift | foreign departments, formerly loeal | in Bacon building, Oakland, will located at 1037 Franklin street, Francisco. A. CHRISTESON, Manager. Temporary Office at SUTTER STRE! Clients Please Report Losses Abqye Address. Title Insurance an Guaranty Compan) Formerly Mills Bullding —Now— SW. Cor. Bush and Steiner Security Savings Bank ‘Will resume business at its old NO. 316 MONTGOMERY STRI On MONDAY, May 28, 1906. ITALIAN-AMERI BANK Has removed its office temporarily the Merchants’ Exchange, Cali street, between Montgomery and some, ground floor, where it is to transact all banking business € = same as before. < 'UNION IRON WORK' POTRERO IN FULL OPERAT LOsT Certificates, Checks, B Bills of Lading and Negotiable of every description replaced Bond of The Met {ompany of New xork. Cont 1al and Fidelity Bonds. JU BhkUSIE, Manager, Room 19, Building. D. W. CARMICHAEL [nc. Gen. Agents, lyu§ Fium 1302 STLLMORE ST.