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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21
Fish Commission Wins Victorr.

The State Fish Commission has
scored a notable victory in a decision
rendered by the Supreme Court yes
terday in the case of Thomas j..
Miles and A. S. Dinwiddie. who were
arrested in Sutter County last year for
using set nets in Sacramento Slough.
The defendants maintained that they
were within their rights in using the
net in Sacramento Slough because it
had no tide. The court declares that
the slough is State water. even if &c
has no tide. Miles and Dinwiddie
have made an unusually hard fight to
defeat the commission. This makes
the fifth successive victory the State
board has won in the Supreme Court.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21
Says Her Hsuband Struck Her.

Mrs. Lastra, the wife of Joseph Las
ira, rubber down of prize fighters, -
residing at 419 Stevenson street. ap-
piled to DIR. j. F. MiIlar at the Central
Emergency Hospital yesterday for
treatment for lacerated wounds on
both lips and on her forehead. The
woman claimed that she received her
injuries at the hands of her husband
and that he frequently amused him
self in similar pleasantly. The cause
of the trouble yesterday grew out of
her request to have an opal ring
changed: She said she was afraid to
swear out a warrant for his arrest.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21
BOHEMIANS PAY $125,0O0
FOR SITE OF BUILDING
Price at Which Property at Post and
Taylor Streets Was Turned Over
Is Made Public.

Thomas Magee G. Sons report that
the price paid by the Bohemian Club
for the northeast corner of Post and
Taylor streets is s125, 900. The firm
mentioned acted as the brokers in the
transaction. The property was bought
from Marion Leventritt in the name
of James D. Phelan, who acted for the
Bohemian Club.
Through the agency of Thomas Ma
gee & Sons the property at 244 Sutter
street. on the north side of the street,
57:6 feet east of Grant avenue, has
been sold for Louis Friedlander for
$65, 900 to a client. The property was
bought by Friedlander only a month
earlier for 100000.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21
Scots VIII Entertain.

An entertainment will be given un-
der the auspices of the literary COM
mittee of the Scottish Thistle Club
in the Alhambra Theater on the even
ing of July /. Some of the best
talent in the city has been secured and
a good time is assured. Special invi-
tations have been sent to the various
Scottish societies, but the house will
be open to the public and the rule of
first come, first served" will prevail.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21

Olive l. Smith yesterday filed in the
Superior Court a contest of the will of
her husband. Edwin T. Smith. who
left all of his estate, valued at about
$4,000, to his daughter. Aide Edith
Smith. The widow alleges that the
will. dated November "a, 1903, was
not the last will of the deceased AMI
that he was of unsOund mind when
he made it. She declares that he was
under the duress and influence of his
daughter. who made false representa-
tons regarding the wife.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21
Century Club .,Iay Borrow.

Superior Judge Kerrigan yesterday
authorized the Century Club to bor-
row $4,000 and issue twenty-year
bonds for the loan. In its petition for
the authority this leading women's
organization stated that the money
was wanted for the purpose of erect
ing a handsome new clubhouse.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21
PRINTERS LABEL CASE
TAKEN UNDER AMUSEMENT
Judge Sloss Hears Attorneys for Both
Sides in Suit for Alleged
Infringement

Infringement.
Superior Judge Sloss yesterday heard
the arguments upon the demurrer OF
the Citizens Alliance to the complaint
of Will ]. French, president of San
Francisco Typographical Union No. 21
whereby the latter seeks to enjoin the
Alliance from using an alleged in
frfngement upon the label of the Allied
Printing Trades. After the argument it
was agreed that the court should take
not only the demurrer, but the whole
case, under submission and therefore
the decision of Judge Sloss will doubt
less affect the mooted question of the
right of labor union to own a trade
mark.
The case for the Alliance was argued
by Attorney Bush Finnell. John H.
Marble appeared for the printers.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21
HALF INTEREST IN A COW
AND WINDLASS SUED FOR
Injunction Obtained Against Country
Justice Who Gave Judgment
Without Summons

Attorney William Tomsky yesterday
secured from Judge Trout an injunc-
tion for H. GOlmeyer against F. T.
Houghton and B. A. COndray, restrain
ing them from proceeding further with
a judgment for SIC and costs Of $3S in
a case in Mariposa County wherein
Condray. as Justice of the Peace, is
alleged TO have found Golmeyer guilty
of stealing a half interest in a COW
and a windlass. 1t is said that Con-
dray gave judgment without the
plaintiff having been served with a
summons in the peculiar case.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21

Murine Eye Remedy cures Sore Eyes.
Makes weak Eyes strong. Murine doesn't
smart. it SootheS.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21
Contests Husbands viii.

Your wedding invitations should be made BY
Edward S. Knowles. "a Second street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21
WIFE CHARGES
BRUTAL DEEDS
Cruelty to Her Alleged to
Have Begun Two Weeks
After They Were Married
MOTHER CLAIMS BABY
Father Sixty-Six Years Old
and Mother Twenty-Three.
Other Divorce Troubles

In the half-dozen complaints for di-
vorce filed Yesterday that of Edith +.
Bolam against Thomas p. Bolam pos
sessed the most interest in that she
alleges that his cruel treatment of her
commenced two weeks after their mar
riage at San Jose on March 10, 1902.
His abuse of her, she says, continued
and since Sunday, June II, he has
every day beaten, bruised and battered
her on the side of the face, nose ana
body" which fact she considers a SUI
ficient cause for a legal severance OF
their bonds. She says he is earning
$S5 a month from the Southern Pa
cific Company and asks the court TO
enjoin the railroad from paying him
his wages until he agrees to give her
$40 a month alimony and 500 for at
torney's fees.
MRS. FOWLER WANTS BABY.
Judge Kerrigan yesterday ordered
John B. Fowler TO appear in court TO-
day to show cause why his wife, Katie
Letitia Fowler, should not have Gus
tody of their minor child, Ruth. Mrs.
Fowler has instituted suit for divorce
and in her petition to get the little
girl she says that Fowler is an unflt
person to care for her and lis rapidly
approaching the scriptural allotted
years of life" being Sc years of age.
He is an oyster peddler and without
money, while she is only % years old
and able and willing to earn hYeH-
hood for the child.
Ada r. Duncan, who recently sueo
her husband, Benjamin b. Duncan, for
divorce on sensational charges of
cruelty, and who has figured since in
the civil and police courts by reason
of Duncan's leaving with his money
and his brother attempting to eject Mrs.
Duncan from their home, yesterday
filed notice in the Superior Court that
she would move for an allowance of
$50 a month alimony, $500 attorney s
fees and 500 costs pending the hear
ing Of her case.
OTHER SUITS FILED.
Suits for divorce were filed yester-
day by Grace l. Foster against VIII
liam S. Foster, cruelty and neglect;
Maybelle Arnheim against Morris Arm
helm. cruelty; Florence Z. Shannon
against James E. Shannon, neglect; @.
p White against L. n. White, deser-
ton: susie Calvin against J. ]. Calvin,
desertion and habitual intemperance.
Mrs. George A. Lynch yesterday OBJ
tained from Judge Graham an inJunc-
ton TO prevent her husband from
drawing his money from bank pending
the hearing of her application for per
manent alimony of 800 a month. Lynch
is ordered to show cause on June "A
why the injunction should not be made
permanent. Mrs. Lynch alleges that he
drove her from their home and that
she is without means, while he is said
to be worth $4,000, in addition to earn
ing wages sufficient to support them
both.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21
SpeciaI Sale

OF elegantly trimmed hats for IS; regular
price. $50 At Mrs. j. Coughlan & Co.'S. 229
Sutter St, commencing Monday, June 20.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21

Reliable gas ranges S16 so. regular
price $40. this week only at S. F. Gas
& Electric Co.. 415 Post st
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21
EXAMINE YOUR DENTIFRrcE

Acid and grit. deadliest enemies of the
teeth, abound in cheap dentifrices. Fine per-
fumes do not make fine dentifrices. Your
teeth deserve better ofyou than to be offered
up sacrifice to your pocketbook.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21

For stealing a silken cape from a
woman of Bacon place last Friday
concealing the garment and turning in
a false alarm of fire, James Gagan
was given nine months by Judge Con-
Ian.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21

Wong Wing and All Ling were
among many Chinese who disturbed
the peace Sunday afternoon at Sacra-
mento and Dupont streets by infor-
maliy congregating and in loud and
boisterous language discussing the war
situation in Manchuria In the court
of Judge Mogan both Wong Wing and
All Sing declared they were Christians
and restrained by religious scruples
from breaking the Sabbath in the man
ner described by the policeman who
arrested them. Their plea won out.
and they scurried forth chattering.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21

Mrs. Joseph Brooks pleaded so pitt
fully for leniency for her dishonest and
generally worthless husband that
Judge Fritz gave him three months
instead of the six that he had earned
by stealing wool from a warehouse.
The woman stated that the man was
her only means Of support, as she is an
invalid
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21

May Reed is sought by Patrolman
w j. Kavanaugh, who has bench
warrant for her arrest issued yester-
day by Judge Mogan. She is an old
offender who was arrested for va
grancy and released on SO bail, which
she forfeited, but the court ordered
that she be brought in and compelled
to stand trial just the same
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-21

Louis Typo, a teamster, will be SEN
fenced by Judge Fritz to-day for hav-
ing carelessly driven his wagon into
bicyclist at Third and Market streets,
the collision knocking him off the
wheel and severely injuring him. What
made the matter worse for the defend
ant was his effort to escape without
ascertaining how badly the wheelman
was hurt, and he might have succeeded
In getting away if another teamster,
r. H. Moore, hadn't stopped him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-15

CHEAPER WATER
Special Council Committee Practically agrees That Redue
Scheme Favored

bcrs Of an arithmetic class. old
records were dug up city Engineer
Thomson. Mater superintendent
Youn9s. Comptroller Riplmgef and
Treasurer Rathhun eniightvning the
committeeman az much as they
could. Mayor ballinEcr was also
present 81 the meeting
The session Was 80 long that the
city hall matter could not be taken
up At It's conclusion a sub commit
tee. consisting 81 pauiton Murphy,
Bowen. Mullen and Noungs, was APP
pointed 90 reduce the MAS Of fig
ures on the subject Co concise form
81 that they could be inteiliEently
and clearly acted upon.
The ether members 81 the come
mlttee united IN trying O. show
paulton that a reduction as ereat
as IS Is per cent vas impossible.
They tried 20 prove Go him that the
expenses az running the water de-
pnrtment would be- larger than he
estimated. When the facts had been
siftcd thoroughly 10 became appar-
ent that the contention that Murphy
has made from the beginning. 90
the effect that 20 per cent reduc-
ton Is possible. was very near cor
rect.
Murphy based his proposal for a
reduction ON a conservative estimate
that the receipts Of the water de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-15

A reduction % from 10 "a 20 Per
cent can easily he made IN water
rates and probably will be az the
Beginning Of the coming year. II can
be accomplished hy paylng cut Of
the general fund st1a.5oo which has
been Illegally paid cut 81 the water
fund each year This much was
proved eonetusivelY az The special
council committee meeting held last
nlRht 10 consider naultona ~ Is
Per cent reduction ordinance.
II mieht b. stated as preface
that paulton's hill Ia material form
vas not present al the moetinE.
Farly In TIE discussion the author Of
J. measure asked 70 see It tn or
g. refer Go some provision. but
clerk shuder informed
mn that Il had Ions ago disap-
peafed
4 guess that ordinance l. down
A. Frisco in Chairman Hudc's
roeket. isn't itG" remarked oue Of
the committeeman with a kuowing
wink
yea I suppose Rude intends 20
Introduce the thiuE in the san
Francisco council chimed Ia an
other member mirthfuiiy. Every
body laughed.
Politics we're eliminated az the
meeting last night The councilmen
TAX facts ana figures. like menu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-15
DIED Al
MANILA

Adylees have been received In this
city OF the death At Manila Of Mrs.
Algernon NJ. Green. formerly OF
West Seattle Mrs Green died yes
terday in the Philippines. whore she
was la company with her husband.
a school teacher. Mr.. Green for
morly conducted a store at West
Seattle undor the firm name Of
Green a stanford lie remained
there for three years and last March
moved to the Philippines. whore he
vas appointed a school teacher
Mrs Green came from Topnlsh
Wash. and was about 20 years OF
age. A brother Of Mr.. Green resides
at Green Lake aud Ia "a member Of
the firm 81 Green A GIN Mr. Green
was teaching a school aix miles
from Manila.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-15

the h-conmiilee that nae has
charge Of the matter will probably
tihd some unlocked FOR Hundry "a.
penaeH that Il viii allow only a
somewhat smaller reduction than
thiu With Murphy'a reduction
There win be only $4,000 In the
water und At the end OF the year
A majority of the counciimon want
To see thla surplus Increased 10
about $4,000.
II would be handy In ease Of
emergencies aud ns IA nice bank ac.
count FOR the general fund TO call
upon should the finance committee
tall 70 make its next tax levy large
enough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-15
BOY SENT TO ASYLUM

Thorwald offordahi. the ta-yoar.
old son OF Olaf Offerdahl. WA ox-
amlned by an insanity commission
In the superior court this morning
nnd committed 10 the steilacoom In
sane asylum. The boys mind was
FOUND TO be unbalanced. an a result
OF eptleptie fita. Ills father. who
swore TO the insanity complaint.
testified that tho lad had frequent
" attempted 10 cut himself aud
that his relatives feared that he
might take hts own life II not placed
In the asylum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-15
SALE NUMBER @
This Is agent Hour.
Take Look at These agent Bar

ms Is agent Hour.
Take Look at These agent Bar
gains.
Beginning at } p. M.
Large Heavy Bisachcd Bath Towels: special
from 20 p m, one hour only. two
AoNela Tor .-..ss.+s.... ..s..s........ z3e
Satin Taffeta Ribbon. all silk in numbers
80. 90 and co. regular prices 27he, 50c
and 35c a yard. all shades: on special sale
from TO , M, one hour only. yard.
.....- ssss.-.sssss.-.+. .-..s-sss.... x3c
Ladies Combination pocketbooks. in black.
brown ana tan. regular 35c and soc val
ues, special from 3 TO p. m. one hour
only, each ............ ...............xJ
Mems Fine Cotton Hose In black and tan:
special from TO 4 p m. one hour only.
tNo pairs Tor .........+. ......s..... x5e
Typography - Unburnt Glove and Handker-
chief Boxes. with handsome penciled de-
signs. regular sac values. special from
20 4. one hour only. each ........... Csc
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Mrs Maud zlmmcrle was granted
a divorce from her husband. David
Zimmerle. BY Superior Judge He'll
yesterday afternoon. ON ground Of
lneompatibllity Of temperament
The defendant Is the proprietor Of
the Orphlum saloon. ON Columbia
street.
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SALE NUMBER 8
This Is Scent Hour.
The Last and Best of the Day.
Beginning at s p. Nj.

nleached Turkish Wash Cloths. sire 14xi4
inches. regular value &c each: special from
5 10 6 p. NJ, one hour only. each. 49,. Sc
Steel Safety Pins. black or nickel plated. all
sizes regular prices 7isc 10 Toe a card:
special from to p. m, one hour only,
CAfu +..tssss.. .ssssss......s DC
Sperm Sewing Machine oil. 2-oz bottles
regular price i0e a bottle; special from
60 6 p. m, one hour only, a bottle. SC
Cube Pins. the larger size. white or assorted
coors. sold regularly everywhere at Toe;
special from 10 p. m. one hour only sc
Curling Irons, with hidden springs. large and
small sizes, regular prices &c 10 10c each:
special from to p m. one hour only.
each ...,...,........... ...............5c
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SALE NUMBER 4
This Is accent Hour.
You'll Snap These Up at 20 Cents.

Heavy Cream Damask. 6s inches wide. reg
ular 75c quality. special from 10 2 p. m.
one hour only a yard ..............,. 40c
Ladies' Fine Black Liale Hose. with fancy
stripes and embroidered ankle. regular
Csc quality. especial from / 10 =. m. one
hour only. n pair ........... ......... A9c
Ladies' Hose Supporters. with satcen pad
front: can he worn with or without cor
set fiber button and loop fasteners. regu.
lar price 75c each: special from 1 10 y.
m one hour only ..4.......s.......a 0c
Fiber String Shopping Bags, extra strong
and good large size regular price Zoe each.
special from 1 20 2. one hour only. each.
ssssssHs#sst tsss#s sssttssf#t vAtc
Ladies' Vonlse Lace Collars. with tab ends
regular value 75o each special from / 90
Up. m, one hour only, each .......... 49o
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SALE NUMBER $
This Is 3o-Cent Hour.
7 oday.


Beginning al p. M.
Heavy Cream Damask. &C inches vide. reg
ular value G0c a yard. special from % 3
,. m. one hour only. a yard ........ 3oe
Ladies' Handkerchief hemHtitched and seal
Hoped embroidered. the beautiful patterns
which We sell regularly At Zoe and Coo
each. special from 10 3 y. m. one hour
Ahl9t t"Ah tts s+ss#ssss.-a ssrstsasts*s Que
Childrcu's School Umbrella 22 and 2f-ineh
Gloria covers. with steel rods aud natural
wood handles. values that sell regularly at
eec 20 zoe ca Oh. special from 2 20 2 D. m.
one hour only each .................. zoe
ladies Fine Black Lace Hose. new fall pat
terms. regular value 5ee a pair. special
from 70 .. m. one hour only. pair soc
Hurlbuta Fine Stationery. Sc and 5sc val
ues. special from 10 p. m. one hour
0Ai4t ~ H9As ssss.sss sss+++sFss Que
Boys Knee Pants extra good material
strong aud durable. all sizes. regular price
ebc a pair. special from 20 9 p m. one
hour only ........... ..t.......t.....3se
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SALE NUMBER 2
This Is 7s-Cent Hour.
See What Six Bits Will Buy During
This Time.
Beginning at 10 a. NJ.

Beginning a, 10 a. NJ.
Dice Damask Table Topping fuIl GO inches
vide special price from 40 20 II a. m.
one hour only. 3 yards for .......... Toe
ladies Fiannelette Wrapper. all sizes.
handsome figured effects. made with
fancy yokes and fitted backs regular ti.eo
and 81 3 kinds special from 10 20 II a
m. one hour only. each ....,.sss.....7 Toe
Mems Black Satteen Shirts. AL sizes. we'll
made and finished. regular ti0o quality,
special from 10 10 n a m. one hour only.
each ................... ...........T Toe
Ladies Umbrellas. with 2G-inch gloria tops.
steel rods aud natural wood handles reg
ular prices 800 and tl.lo each. special
from 10 TO ~ m, one hour only. each
.s...ts.sss- s.sssts..ssts ...tssss...t Toe
Souvenirs Of Seattle stems and pitchers.
made Of manElnifa wood. already burnt
and mounted with pictures 81 Princes An
feline. At Rainier. sueqaalmie Fails. etc.
regular price slno each special from 10
60 n q. M. one hour only. each ...... T5e
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

John Martinson 50. aud Hannah
Nelson. 81, both OF sllyordale. NJ.
Johnston and Ella Patterson. OF ie-
gal age and both OF Seattle.
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SALE NUMBER RI
This Is os-Cent Hour.
Note the Bargains at % Cents.
Beginning az Q A. M.

All White Huck Towels. size 20Kss Inches.
regular value bee each special from 20
10. one hour only. towels for #.s... ose
ladies Short Klmonoa. OF Persian flannel
etie-the latest fail HtyiaB-f finish ID. with
pretty figured borders. regular value fi.35
each. special from to 10 A. m. one hour
only, each ss.sss......t s+s..sss..s...bse
Mems Pine sanitary Wool Undergarmenta.
regular value $50 a garment special
from to no a m, one hour only Sse
Framed PARTNERSHIPS Of photo rcprodue-
tons Of famous poets. musicians. authors
and statesmeu=aiao cuiared floral pictures
all set in frames one yard long. reEu-
lar value tl25 and i5n. special price
from to 10 a. m. one hour only. each
..t.-.s.ss.....ss..... #sss..-... .....Sse
Boys Sweaters. all wool. IN handsome
assortment 81 eoiou ali sizes. the same
quality sold all along at 81 - each. special
from 10 10 a. m. one hour only. each
ssssssssssssstssst. 1900 .sssstssssss soe
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SALE NUMBER 8
This Is so-Cent Hour.
Some Great Specials al SO Cents.
Beginning at II a. NJ.

HemEtitehed Huck Towels. all white. size IS
by 20 inches. special from N 60 ~ a m.
one houi only 8 towels for .......... 5go
Black Taffeia Silk "a inches vide. good
quality. special from II 10 u a m. one
hour only. a yard ..4...4.......44....5 Dc
Mems Fine Madras shirts. plain and fancy
ooiors. all sizes. regular value 75c each
special from II 20 Il a m, one hour
AhlAt 1ak#N tfsssst.tta sfasss tssat.sssss 1se
Ladies' KID Gloves. regular fio0 kinds todd
aizeal special from II 20 u a m. one
hour only. pair ..ssss... .ss#s#ss... ooc
Ladies Outing Flannel Skirts In white and
eolored stripes special from II to ~ a. m.
one hour only. each ..s....,..s....... soc
Dressed Dolls lot 81 beauties. regular val
ucs si00 and s. q each. special from II
60 ~ a m. one hour only. each 800. soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-15
ANNOUNCEMENT

our chief cutter has just returned
from New York city. HERALD,
tailor. 1893 Second sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-15
SALE NUMBER 7

ms Is 9-Oent nouf.
Read These Specials at 9 Cents Each.
Beginning at 4 p. M.
Bleaehed Pillow slip Muslin. AZ inches wide.
regular price l2i4c a yard: special from 4
20 ,. m. one hour only. yard ...... Dc
Rush shopping Bags. regular l5e kinds; spe-
cial from 10 p. m, one hour only.
tath sssssss s.stes stsss-s NC
Books-2.0o0 volumes. in cloth binding. pop
ular authors. publishers price 25c each;
special from TO p. m, one hour only,
ta'h sss.s....ssss..s ..t.......ts.......o
Ladies' Handkerchief pure Irish linen.
hand embroidered, regular price i5o each:
special from 4 60 p. m. one hour only.
each .s..t..-...s..-... .....-..t.......9 DC
ladies Shell Side Combs regular prices 15e
and zoe each; special from 4 to s p. m.
one hour only. each ....................0 DC
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Hourly BARGAINS

Beginning at tomorrow we will offer series Of special bargains
down Zach sale viii be controlled by the clock
As
this time entirely without precedent