The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 10, 1906, Page 9

FRA FRIDAY, SCHOOL BUILOINGS CISCO CALL, AUGUST 10, 1906. Five Adjusters Arrive Here NEN PONT BNSED x wowaws omseat A WOMAN'S ORDEAL ARE NEEDED. From Freeport. HH HBLMGHEN | DREADS DOCTOR'S QUESTIONS | Thousands Writa to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, |Education Board Makes «— - NSURANCE adjusters from the German of Freeport arrived in o i | Allowed to Take Appeal | Estimate of Expense | f Because Clerk Added | tos st spasitiee; refned seamsa S >, § h e, { ' ’P { Dakiand last night to settle. claims of $3,500,000. They e 3 than to be obli to answer certain for Supervisors’ Use | detayed three months in starting. The California Insurance Entry on Indictment|questions in regard to her private ills, Cr)mpfln v has assessed its stock five times to pl,r losses. | even when those questions are e SOSEE S < E DITI:D L\ O M. BOYLE. ~r is every prospect that Sam ' | ald of the erection of the labor I encisco will soon have a {o temple. 1 IR Unios. " The e An important mference between t ilders of t! desirous of forming a e District of nis h o atter e been the inereased d cards. iInter Max E cently. The purpose of the con was to investigate the causes wi led to thé lock-out ef tie journeymen e President £ this new 2 plumbers by their employers sev ) in & very short time MOPNS 3€0, and to detarmine whether ! the masters or the journeymen were in & tlemporary the right, It is sald to be the aim of A present somet thé master builders 1o prévént & strike of the bricklayers if possibis; also the threatened strike of the house-painters, £hould the bricklayers decide to go out. It is bélieved the master builders will be able to avert the strikes ould seriously impede building o tions in and around Washing 8. =8 pection of barber shops in Cleve: is about wobk it to be seting to orrow used for no other purppse Ing water: that all brushes, ragors, needies, Shears, forcepk and dther metal Ins ments shall bé sterilized {n an ap- as deemed advi proved manner after each i e branch wi =eparate and clean towel & ve atiE on of thé 1ocal. for each customér; that barbers v rtv-five men Wil be eénrolled. washablé aprc or conts while on e ex 2 duty and that ) uked to stop the f th powdered or i barber shop is to be used a: apartment % a sleepin ittes of the elected Williem . . . which in strong ter he employmen thé Philadelphia F' of a brifade of college pectors instead of en- plumbers at uni adopted by t Plumbers in Pr Rosrm(mnr ms c nsidering that Los Angeied is 1 ol unior Vorkmen w are to be atulated on ot their vietory there coeeding in . having wages without any fric- . . tion amounts to from The only matrer 1d not be brew- forced upon a béér driverg, bot and coopers w Z the Thé Frankfort, Ky. Shoé Manufac- turing © nmx\nn\ was lm ently awarded t for the lease¢ of labor of ‘\ the Prison Commis€ioner at 85 cente a day for each éonvict. This 1 the highest price ever paid for pris- as ele 1B0F In_that Staté and It 1s said by a to be the second highest pricé paid . . in the Unite States. The trades most tor it s affeited by contract prison labor are, ved a ea v however &hoe workers, iron mo! recently visited em- 3253 conviéts in the of boote and shoes. Thosé workers are paid € Of 43 cents a day out 88,340 pal ng . nion No cted the following officers: Sec- rski; treasyrer, Fred P. O'Brien, A. Praend- herer; finance com- A. Endres and P. the join en, O. locai ex Damme: F. Hanse d Johin Guinee. Muri, A A SBiewierski, \er ana Wit R ntion to b The nning i soen take pl Con- 1 have been signed by the San Diegn brewery proprietors tor all men empioyed in the breweries in that eity. | . A= a rule the wazes of German work- | are as comnpared with those | prevall in this country, says the Yofk Triduné, but the mathods | wdopted by German employers in treat- thét the IP& their men are caldulnted 1o ma - carried on | the workmen ptospero contentec 8 Te this fact ia attributed largely the n that mveount ers’ and Flat- oppertunity of fts oppo- secrétary | atteners Awsc At nis organization | advance in wages this although the seale has not he manufacturers gefer- thet they could afford & The Amaigamated Win- | orkers’ Association is now | efi have veen made throughout the Wworla. tions ewn dwell- ana them’ to their| their actual cokt. Others| ants and serve meals at| _price, furnish fuel at wholesale cost, give transportation, in whol i part, to employes li t a distance | from the factories, pay pensions in cer- | talh cakes, and working people’s read- | lug-rooms, batha, hospitals, savings bunks and cooking schools for girls are great advances w in German Many Germ nauses at an .n;h ‘tor an coRt ad Jow or cond Fequires a 10 per cent limits the production of & two boxes of a. wade publie, shows thé amount pald to | beneficiaries under the compulsory ins | surance lawe in foree for the protection | ng t ifacturers two propo- rat requires a 30 pet | maintained. Bt adv ve last year and does The ahnual report of the Imperml‘ ot lim the rmdvrnun of any one | InBurante DEpAFtMEnt for 1005, just e = - or Afty boxes of [of Workmen. FoF adeidsnt njuries $32,- | - -8t each containing | 415,000 was pald to 1,434,773 persons | feet injured, or their dependents, which I8! and grain teamsrérs of Chie L “ mand for ah in- an avernge of oné dul of every sixty| af the total populatitn of the émpire 8i¢k and indigént persons recelved last ase wages ents & week | year $38,080,000. t is &aid that aemana 18 re- | Anbulties were granted to 152,418 rike w e | perevns and to these sums I8 added | . . . | 840.460,000 paid yearly from the local | gick Tuhde throughout the empire as utive council of the Chicago B o exec sick benefits and burlal charges, mak- | ing a total of #111,860,000 annually | pald as benefits under the workmen's | irsvrance laws. During the same year | 206 companies employing labor paid in | gIft® to workmen and fn_permanent| funde and other ProviEionE for their| | weifare, apart from .:i! $27,608,000. REFUSES TO RAISE WAGES, rriers and has decided from the Laborers’ r upoh union. and it is WIth the Eanction ©f the sinese agents of the Asso- liaing Trades strikes will be every job In Chicago where| re are employved. This de- | afféct the entire county and é the effect of interfering with ated Bu work of coneiderable im- g . > > Concrete Contractors® An-dum.m-‘ rutohers' Umion No. 115 met at the cuses Men of VISlating Agreesient. Felsom and Twenty-second The Concfets Contractors' Associa- cets Weanesday night. Ten candi- | tien announces that it will net meet tes were obligated and elghteen ap-. the demands of the laborérs who 2 tor membership receivad. | threatén to striké on Monday if thei By 6 through 2 city are wages are not raieed from 83 to §4 being ized and the local is in|a May Of eight hours. Tne runtnctoni ‘ a very flourishing ¢ondition. The mem- say they have not beeh givén due no- tice and add that laborers, in their re aré ail working. The relief com- . 1 siding spinion, are not worth more than $3 a da i€ still aiding distreséed Mem- nhe next meeting the changes by-inws will come up for fif ccerdinz to the eéntrastors, they benefit feature is th ‘\ollm arily raised the wagés of the addition in the new by-laws. | lal from $2.50 t6 {3 a day of the new wage scale | 8Ight holfs ih 1903. They say that the Fir action on will also be taken. All members are men agfeed to give their employers, requested to hr pn-rm ‘nln!t’ aays’ notice in the évent of a |strike. The ¢ontractors accuse the la- It is understood that lhe joint board | borers of violating their agreement. of the thrée Bréwery Workmen's| Theéy say they cannot afford to pay $3 Unions will recommend to the vario a day to laborers, as they are under Incals that a loan of several thousend | contract té finish many bulldings and dollars be made to the Labor Council |that thisraise would mnh 4 heavy loss. 3 $3,595,000 ASKED FOR +- L servisors reste ucation submitted uction of . to_ cost su»%w equirea at cost of outh End Girard streets; o igntes chl !(\'YX from Point b uilding of eighteen vJ0 and to be belon@ing to the treet, vest of Montg ng of sixteen cia _land to be a oroid Streat) h Line bl it olassrooins, to cost $39,000. AT EMEHGENBY‘ RAILS TO STAY. rs' Street committee NSIG¢TEA the marttdr of ai- ersenty spur tracks on and Battery streets to r tracks to be taken up T. Burke of the Si med the committe Union had no c on Berry to Chairman Rea told Burke ti mal hotificitioh to that eff have to be filed by thé tinion. Renner, manager of thé brayme sociation, informed the committe the Bput track tould remain foraver so far he WhA concérned. fie shid t wak a It betweén Six needed rephir. Burke said the would be made. ke also stated that Bnm ¥ atreot, s track has wut in nroper ¢on- ut sald he was not s on Davis been dition for teaming, rasponsibie tor the traok street. The cominittée k¥ ho &=tlon onh the mattar. n offleial of the Ossan Shore Rail % Company inforriéd the commlit- | that the corpa lon w: present able to piace electric 1 the poles to be erected on Potra nue for its branch lind. Thé ot tion suffered graat loeses from ti fird, but will & | the 1glits as soon as_it is financt able_to do &o. The request of the Board of Works that the estimaté for the pav.ag and sewering of Jower Market sireét ralsed from 8188000 13 301000 was referred to th Thé Union Lnn Warks w a permit to ex pose of remov granted piatform in aock plattarm. CONDEMAS WATER 0F TD LAKES, The Board of Health &t a spacial meeting yestérdey adopted a reaolu- | tion cohdémnihg the Waters of L Meorced and Lake Honda as unfit for | 1uman consumption. Chemical analyses 3W that thé watsr is contaminated by séwigé and Othér foul eléments, It is eaid that tae polluted drainage of the aumshouke flows inte the lakes. ThE 1aReE AYZ part of the system 6f the Spring Valley Water Comipany and | the condemnation will prevent the eom= pany from utilizihg the sapply~ The hoard directed that a request be made te. Rudolph Spréekels, éhair- man of the Relie? Committee, for funds | Buficient to pay fof ffty additional | laborérs. Thése meén Wwill be détailea to | disinfect the lavatories, of which forty- oné havé alféady been suppressed and | ten new ones installed at the varlous refugee camps, The boafd called 6f the Reller Com- mittee 1o Eupply five barrels o? crude | petroleum for the purpese of ax- terminatin® mosquitoes at staghaht pools 1A the Potrero. The request of the Protestant Orphan | Asyluth that the Camp Lake refuffees be removed from Its 16t on Laguna [ street was referred to Oolonel Lake, who 18 in ¢hargé 6f the camp. s g o Thé Parler Cafe. The tapld rebuilding of San Fran- clseo 1s nowhere mofe Reteworthy than in the & ion ot Jell, appointéd and eony eni% locatéd cafes and restau- rants. The latsst addition is the Plrlo; Cafe that will open Lomorrow at 50 MaAllister street, corher of VAR Ness av-rue The n“nprléwra aré Dave H. Jaenbs, who farmar] {‘nnfllléléfl mA Ol‘l H!M cate bfl Pawat’ street and ate well Know t he San fancisco publle. The Paf or afe has been elaborately furnished and 1§ un- doubtediy the handsemest cafe in the eity. The choleest grqaucu of the mar- ket only will be handled as well as the best selecten Wines and lguors. i g i e NEW YORK STRIKE STILL ON, NEW YORK, Aug 9.~An attempt made Mmté today to adjust the diffey- ences bétween six railroad companies and the crews of the raliroad tughoats operating 1n Néw York harbor ended in a fallure. The Peprésentativés of the Central Raliroad of New Jérsey: the Delatwars, Lackawantia And Western; the Erie, the Baltimore and Ohid, the New Yotk Cen- tral and the Lehigh Valley railroads declined to raise wagés $5 to $10 a month. =5 Jewelers and opmun. t 8t Branches st. Sorensen Co., 715 k‘z 3. F‘ullun 8t U cr.-mp ele nx{& v, cut llfl B4 to reileve the! he |y be | lode blasts for the pur- | . | of the Hibernia Bavings and Loan $»-| AN OLD PRACTICE Say Geman of That C\ly Will Pay Losses in Full ! IVE bona fide adjusters from the| German Fire Insurance Company of Freeport, Ill, arrived in Oak- land last night. They promise to | alze off their coats eatly this moraing | end dig into the vast amount of work | belore them, for their gL has not et ndj'mind one of its San Francisco | (\’!hough it advertises to have| with! reach to pay| hoiders shouted for they have walted three monthe for their arrivall @ the relief that evmea with them. | 1 be able to havée their claims the next few wceks| on know what they can ex- t in settlement frum the Freeport with jo3 ed sured whO were gathercd at' b ctecnth-street station last night | tr weleome the newcomers expected to cc five dusty and travel-searred young | men step from the train. Much to their | sitmprise they saw fve spicic and span | | Titn ¢ onie of whom boré the| | 1cast evi of 1 long journéy: How | ters preserved thair natty| nee aftér a thréé months' trip | of the Cakland streets| | today, for according to thé Freeport | | cflice of the insurancé company the men | ieft for Caitfornia en May 1. | | SAY cOoMPANY DBLAYED THEM Thit rehott was recélved in Ban Fran- cisco #t the time and the péliey-holders waited for the coming of the WQJusters. | Wheén a nionth passed and fie S Ex- | perts appeared the assuréd canie to the | conclusion that the emissaries had be- round the worid. Their to appeat clinchéd the When they finally landeéa r8t Sdrmise. i Odkland last night, three months | ovérdué from 1 fiounded 8tart, | nafy of the 1 asked timorously | avout the climate in Tibet and the con- | @ition of the goat herds In tHe vailey a o8, The [ ers stoutly dented the of the Buph f r foréign tour ahd said | that they had ieft Freepart for the fifat | time on lakt Mowday, They sajd the | officers of the company had delayed their starting threc months. HAVE RESOURCES IN PLENTY. | The work of adjusting all the claims | azainst the German of Fr-eport will »h begufi this morning. The Illinols company owes about $3,500,000 to San incisco policy-helaers, According 1o the statements of ite directors, it has resourees sufficient to cover its lodses leave $1.000,000 for a new ‘capital. 1t 1s well safeguarded, Woth by forsign |and American reinsurance compaiile Dufing the last few months the | agents of thé Gefman of Freeport, | while not adjusting logses, havé offers4 to sertis with ty Afsured by a cash sayinent of from 36 cénts to 60 cénts! en the dollar, Most of these oflprs‘ hite not heeh accepted by the policy- Lelders. Hundreds ot cfalmants expact | to take their policies to Oakland today | dtmént. They aeelars thal If| catefi squarely they will| t the eompany at once. | | begin sult agal PATIENCE IS THE SLOGAN. Polley-Holders H"fifidllfll B Watt BE- fore Commencing fezal Action. | The cflicers of tha Polley-holders' | Lrague advises 41l (18 members to hé ent 284 await dével onts. Many the poliey-holders have displayed | s of Ifnpatiénce, réquesting theé o icers to commence at once |esal actl the insurance companies that | ying labilty. Tneé 1sagus of- | flcers ahnounce timt they are taking| | Avé&ry precautipn to protect the policy- holders and as seon 4s the time is ripd tegal 2etisn will be commenced. The league will probably bé pre- | paréd to registér applicants for mem- | | bership naxt Wednesday morhing at the office in the Midway building, 771 Market street. | Tne executive committee o tha | league consists 6f the fallowing: H. Weinstoek® (president ex-offitio), of the| [ et o WElnROel, iaipin: & Gag Ant | drew Carrigan, of Dutiham, Carrigan | | & Hayden Compafiy: Jozeph Dondhoe, | of the Donohos-Keily Banking Com- | pany: I W. Déthimann, of Nathan: Dorhmann Company; J. D. Grant. of | Murphy, Grant & Co. ana R. M. Tobin, | etety. A mésting of thé rétan marchants will be held at the White House, eor: ner of Van Nés& avénuz and Piné street, next Tuesday ovening at a'clock, at Which Wwill be présent theé executive committee ana tha attorney of the league. They will explain theif piane of operation and give explanation and information to those who désire it. Arrangements are also bélng made for a liKe meeting with thé jobbers, to be held at an early daté. Tin thé| meantime information will be given to Inténding mefbets at the ofed of the league, from 2 to { | { MORE ASSETE FOR SEIzURE. Assured Muy Atiaeh the North Germ Bastern Deposits, The North Germaf’ Fire Insurance Company of Hamburg is likely to have all It asdets on Aeposit In the United stafes attached by its San Prancisco policy-holders. The North German has not withdrawn from thé United States and it cannot remove these aseets to6 the mothér country Without o dsing. The poliey=holders are watching every movement of the corporation and wiil probably bring attachment proceedings within the next few days. Tt 13 estimated thae the vorth Geérman of Hamburg has about §1,000,000 on de- posit in the Unitea Btates. These as- sets are in cash, sécuritiés and real es- tate. Most of it is depositad with the Insurance Commissionéts of the States ih Whith 1t 18 doing businese, It has $200,000 in New York al6hie, ~ “We will not rush the attachment roceedings, errin, who repréfeni&8 many policy= holders. “There is plenty of tim When we get thoroughly organizea enn tie up this money so that it éihn t be removed across the water. ink that some such nrneudmg Wiy u be= gun inh a few daye. ord has béen FRGAIVEA tHAT the At- tachments brought by the pollcy-hold- ofe Againgt the $665,000 New York funad deposited by the Trans-Atiantle Flr: Insiirance cumvnnio Hamburg hav been successfully Tevied. Tha fund is now tied up until the courts decide the merits of the policy-holders' claims, No other Trans- kDantle askets ean bs tound in the United States at the preeent time. Mecting 'Their Obligations. Rolla V. Watt, Pacific Coast repre- sentative of the Royal &nd Queen in- nu-qnc:i dco’r;n 9‘0“1 ::}'f'ihlt the ::lp‘mn- has ) ] and the llt!!!‘ disbursed fi.nn,nuv. | plignt. | théy Were dumfounded. | &re pafd up. | naturdlly Weré possedsea of valuable sald Attérney Willlam J. || — > California Company Will Setle All of Is Losses in Full. HOSE persons holding policies written by the California In- surance Company will be paid dollar for dollar for the losses they sustained in the fire. When the | stockholders of the company gathered yesiérday morning at the office, 230 California street, they gamely con- sented to pursue this course and con- tinue in bus.ness as heretofore. Niméty per cént of the stockholders were present when President Newell called the meeting to order. He brlcflj statod the conditfon of affs and | asked for expressiors of opin! onl. At | torney Gerstle immadiately moved that | the stockholders stand by their guns, | Handed to the second jury before re- | pay their losses in full and renew the | tiring bore upén its baék a statement Dattle as though nothing had happened. | by the clerk of the court that Hoim- There was not a dlasenting volce in | 3ren, upon the first trial, had been con the room. Every stockholder was for | victéd on the third count. This was this polley. As soon as the preliminary | the only count before the jury onm the| | otails are settled the Wwork of paying | 8écond hearing. In connection with/ out the monéy to the policy-holders | his motion Mr. Woodworth filed an will commaenece. affidavit of Charlés C. Carpenter, al The California Insurance Company | juror who had veotad for convictlon on was formed & year ago last June, and | the second trial. In which Mr. Carpen- being a local concern wrote a great | ter ddclares that the statement of | Qepl ¢f DUStiess here, Its lofees la| the prior convictlen on the back of the firé totaled $1,280,000. Of this | the indictment had created an un- {00,000 was pald somp timé ago when | favorable opinion in His mind against the company, being Without funds 4nd | tne aefendant. resources, was apparéntly in a sSofry | This {s the first time this peint | has been rafsed. It hias besn the prac- | | ties of courtroom clérks “from a tim wheréof the memory of man runneth | | not té the contrary” to note upon the | backs of thMe indictment the history of ihe casé, but should the' United States Clircuit Court of Appeals decide that Such fibtdtion May be prejudicial to the defendant the practicé will be discontinued. —————e Businens ¥Men fn Candy Company. A number of prominent businéss men | of San Francisco have éntéréd Into an association to bé knownd as the Sugarle for the purpose of entering Inio the | wholesale _candy 4nd confectionery business, The capital &tock is $100.090. of which $80,000 has been subseribed. L. B. Morrill Kolas 8féek in the sum of $49,980. The bther stockhelders are J. A. Dehésn. G. H. Umbsen, J. M. O'Brien, J. E. Green, Weéllington Grégg | Jr. ana W. B. Cope. Good luck seems to attend upen Gus- tava A. Holmgren in his efforts to de- cline the . distinction of becoming 2 guest 6f the State, notwithstanding the tavorable létter of racommendation in the s of an indictment for per- Jury pi ted by the Federal Grand Jury. the petition of his attor- ney, Markhall, B. Woodworth, United States District Judge De Haven yes- terday gave permission for a writ of error to the United States Clreuit Court of Appeals from the verdict of con- viction at the second trial, and the matter will be deterfined by the higher court upon a very novel eon- tention. Holmgren was twice convicted by juries in the United States District Court ‘of having committed perjury while appearing as a witnéss for a Scandinavian sailor seeking naturali-| Zation. The first ¢onviction was set aside by Judge Haven on technical | grounds; the second conviction Is saught to be volded by Mr. Woodwerth on the ground that the indictment Thé officers were in 4 quandary as to what policy to pursue, and séveral days ago called for a meeting of the | stockholders; hoping this would resuit In s6ime sort of ddjustment. The stock- holders gathered, and when they alil .1grr‘€g‘ to pay Lhéir lossés in full even the cers were forded to admit that The compdany hat a capital of 0,000 | and its suiplus réprasents ~ § ,000. | When the fivé asfessments are levied it means that the stockholders will | HAveE to pay $40 a month on sdeh -nare[ il thé balance 6F thé losses, $850,000 | Most of the stackholders of the com- | any sustainéd heivy 15%4es to thefir | various other Interests. Théy arée all local capitallsts and business men, and noldifigs here. They ate all detérmined | to stand by tndir & pay thélr debts and do their share toward the rehabili- tation of ihe city. 1t was feared by mapy that the Cali- tarntd would spirely go into the hands 6f a reeeiver shortly after the fire. But the eampany spring a mild sur- | prisé someé wé@sks afo When It cam- menééd to pay dolar for dollar on 0,000 6f its l168kes. Those Who were a6t paid were bhoginiing #o fear for thé worst, but ithelr davs of andxiéty aré ovér now tince the action of the tompeny vesterday. ‘We intedd to miaKe & via for more | BuSiness than we &ver atd vefore ™ sata {an_oficer of the “"‘“i’*“i’ vesterday. “When we pay our losses in full there will ba a magnifieent fleld for us. Busi- s been Brisk since Wa em&fl ALPHA DINING ROOMS, 1771 Geiry Strect, Near Fillmore. Exténsive improvéments now com- pleted. Two dining-réofis ssating | people. Popular prices. Quick servics. — s portion 6f cur losses, but it will fe. Betur than ever from now on. We | éxpect to invade the Eastern field and wrilé juét a3 many polieles thers as we will write in our homs te." LOS ANGRLI At O.—Antonio Balades, a Mexiean sewer laborer. was killed in a cave- b THifty-third and Centfal stréets today. Every woman knows that a polished table collects so much dust in a day that she can write her name on it. The same thing happens to a soda cracker exposed to the air —sufficient reason for buying Uneeda Biscuit the only soda cracker. Perfectly pro- tected in a dust tight, moisture proof package. SANBORN, VAIL & CO. Sole Agents for the Shlw-Walker Filing Cabinets, Card Systems, Twinlock Ledgers, Loose Leaf Devicés, Fountain Pens -and Sta- tionery of every description. Bookkeepers’, Architects’ and Ar- tists’ Supplies. Also Pictures, Frames, Mirtors and Mouldings. Same prices and same help as before thc fire. Come and seé us or call Telephone ‘‘Témpérary 1660.” SANBORN, VAIL & CO. WANTED: 1000 TONS bl LIS - BENICIA IRON WORKS PODESTA & BALDOCCHI DeGoratoRs [ - FORMERLY OF 240.242 SUTTER STREET Arenow located at 1206 SUTTERST Telephone Emergency 342. Between Polk and Van Ness. 209 | by her MLy phyuem and many continue to Suffer rather than submit | to examinations which se many physi= | cians propose in order to intelligently | tnnt disease; and this is the rea~ | son why so many physicians fail to | cure female disease. ‘This is also the reason why thousands upon thousands of women areé corre- spondm with Mrs Pinkham, daughter- .nwo, Lydia B. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mu- To her they can coufide every | detail of their illness. and from her | great knowledge, obtained from years | of experience in treating female ills, Mrs. Pinkham can advise sick women more wisely than the local physician. Read how Mrs. Pinkham hel Mrs.T. C.Willadsen ofl.annmg Ia. She writes: Dear Mrs. Pinkliam I can truly say that vou have daved my life, and I cannot axpress my gratituds in words, Before [ wrote to you telling you | how I felt, I had dectored for two vears steadv. and spent lnts of money in medicines besides. but it all failed to do me any good. | had female trouble sml wonld dailvhave faint- ing spells, backa~he, bearinz-down pains, and thl o& were very {rregular and 'mon 4 1 wrote to vou for vour ad- thdrmfi-!nhthrhuat instructions ttst what to dg g’fi I ham been meo to perfs nlth | Had it not been for vou I would [ Reve beun | in my grave to-day.” | Mountainsof proof establish the faet that no mediciné in the world equals | Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- | pound for restoring women’s health. s rome Cures aCold h&.hy. 2 Days A\IT!E“P TS, I | Matinee Every Day Except MWondar. A Vaudeville Sym?ognipn! TONIGHT'S TIME and Bluford. o'nny. su.— Rickman Brothers.* SO0 TARgwe Quurtet.” .xls—unrm Twins.* w m"' Trio. om—a;"d ‘Clark and Winaleg ows. 10:43—orpliemn Motion Pietures. | Pricoa—1toc 2 and 30e. | _ Downtown box offiee at Domion's Druz Store, Fillmore and Swtter strests. Phone Wese 8000, CHUTES AND Z0O. | . Oben datty from 10 & @, te miduight. Varied -emmmg all over the ALP: lu A hetore. the 5 ren. Se. Try a o portarmance. . Admiss ook, 1 CENTRA EIGHTH AND MARKET. PHONE. . .. SPECIAL 777 “EVERY MINCTE A THRILL." Thé Great \elodrams, Tee BLACK FLAG JHIS WEER ONLY—MATINERS SAPURDAY XD NEXT MONDAY Satr® WILL R, “ll.l.l‘li “THE E" !0[ ™™ MATINEFS. Hc :nd "1e EVENINGS, 8¢, 2 bax office at Raskin \m.i Sm\ at 1008 Flllmore sh. near Med Seats Also on Saie ai Theator Mox Office. Box e, DAVIS THEATER McAllister St., at Fillmove. }‘i‘é.‘;&'n":m&' MATINE! T OM‘?“?ROW W’fi' fllrr.r Ass Travesty Stars BEAUTY CHORUS o Regerved Seats—Evenings, 25ec, 50c, TJe. Magieds, ¢ and 30e. Call Branch Offices SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADVERTISEMENTS YN BT 1831 FILLMORE STRERT Open until 10 o'clock every night — FERRY PEPOT Adjoining 8. P. Ticket Ofea foot of Market Street. i AT THE SIGN OF THE LANP €42 Turk Streec. — SIXTEENTH AND MARKET STS.