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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15

vestigation they decide that others shall
disburse what we had figured on using
in carrying out the plans under way,
and to which San Francisco no doubt
considers this corporation entitled. we
shall, so far as my own suggestions go,
be glad to cooperate with them. pro-
vided they work on lines similar to
those which we follow. We find so
many Implications through the efforts
of separate committees disbursing in
dependent funds in the paet-some Of
them accidental. but many obtained by
intent of those benefted-that we shall
be sorry to see any or the money sub
scribed for the same purposes wasted
in that way.
1.-The funds now. in our hands will
be substantially exhausted by January
1. All the funds subscribed will be
needed to carry out the plans which
we have now formulated. which we
hope to be able to carry out within a
year from the present time at the lat
est. Our experience tells US that when
the last dollar is expended. though we
be ever so economical and careful In
the disbursements. there will still be
many cases of suffering and distress
caused by the earthquake and fire This
is particularly true of those who have
been slow to make their wants known"
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
MISTAKES ANOTHER
For HIS WIFE.

Charles Murray, a refL1ee, who has
been living of the earnings Of his wife,
mistOok another woman in Franklin
Square for his spouse, with the result
that he was sentenced to ninety days
in the County jail yesterday by Po-
lice Judge Mogan on charge of dis
turbing the peace. Murray admitted
that he approached the wrong woman,
and threatened to beat her If money
was not forthcoming. After he had
raised a disturbance he found that it
was not his long suffering wife whom
he had approached. but another woman.
Judge, Mogan made short work of the
offender by giving him the limit.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
ORDER bEEFSTEAKS
AS SUbTERFUGE.

It is always considered in woeful bad
taste
To leave your place e'er the beef
steak arrives.
If the steaks on the table and you
show such haste,
Tis proper that henceforth you'll eat
In your gives.
Everadt Richardson is on the detinue
book at the Mission police station and
Joseph Schultz is out on bail-to re-
turn to court today. and the trouble
in which those men are enmeshed
started when they left two well-cooked
beefsteaks untouched on the table of
the Puritan restaurant, Mission and
Sixteenth streets, about midnight on
Thursday. 1t is claimed by Frank
Piercy, night clerk at the eating house.
that the men left their steaks for the
purpose of robbing him as he stood
at the cash register.
One is said to have exhibited re-
volver and told him to pony up
Piercy did not heed the advice, but
surreptitiously pressed an electric but
ton with his foot and called the cooks
and walters of the place to his aid.
The men then ran out of the door and
into the arms of Policemen ]. J. Clancy
and j. d. Skelley, who took them
to the Mission station. Schultz was
charged with carrying a concealed
weapon and was later released on $40
ball. He put up the sum out of roll
of s101.75 he had with him. Richard
son was placed In detinue while the
police investigate the story of the
restaurant man.
1t is claimed that the men waited
in the restaurant until the other mid
night patrons had left, and that one
of them left the table to keep an eye
on the place from the sidewalk.
Neither touched his steak, which
caused the cook deep chagrin.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
CHANGES ON SOUTHERN PACIFIC

The Southern Pacific announced yes
terday that Eugene w. Clapp, travelling
passenger agent, had been promoted to
the position of district freight and pas
senger agent for the Hartman lines in
Nevada east of Colfax. His headquar-
ters will be at Reno. He succeeds d.
S. Taggart, who retires to private busi-
ness. II. F. Emlay, passenger agent at
San Jose, has also gone into private
business. His successor has not been
named
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
UNITED RAILROADS SUED.

Aron May has filed a damage suit
for $4,000 against the United Railroads
of San Francisco for injuries alleged
to have been sustained on July 3
through the negligence of the en-
ployes of the road. May claims that
while riding on an OFarrell street
car he was badly burned about the
head, face, neck. eyes and ears through
the blowing out of a fuse.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
JUDGE HEBBARD GETS NEW ROOM

Judge Hebbard Of the Superior Court
succeeded yesterday in arranging for
new quarters for his court in a build
ing just being completed at 2210 Fill
more street He has secured large
room built for public hall purposes
and will take possession on October l.
Judge Hebbard filed an order Thurs
day with the Sheriff demanding new
quarters at once.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
REMOVES ANOTHER EMBARGO.

The Southern Pacific has removed
another freight embargo. This time
IL is on barley. rolled and crushed. The
embargoes removed to date are barley.
oats, structural and bar iron. jasper,
gravel. wines. crude OIL lime. lime
rock, stone. brick. cement and perish
sble goods. All embargoes except
lumber have been removed from Oak
land.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15

the northern part of the State and the
failure OF Rudolph Sprecksls to attend
the meeting, no quorum could be Sc
cured and adjournment was taken un.
til next Tuesday afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
w. X. vANDERsLICE CO,

Temporarily located at 1881 Devisadero street
Saved most Of their stock and are prepared to
execute orders from anything in their line. Tele-
phone West 6295. Will resume business soon on
Van Ness avenue and California street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
yupy prrupNs vERpICT.-

iury Yesterday returned verdict of accidental
death in the case of Vincent GAMBIA, who was
killed in a trench which caved in at Fourth and
death was iue TO the carelessness of some un-
known party who should hsys ga boarded 3s oo up the
meners sfencn Inc 1ary Suicide while despondent
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
WILL EXTEND rAMALPAIs LINE

The directors of the Mt Tamalpais
and Mill Valley Railway Company have
decided to build branch line on the
west side Of the mountain TO the mouth
of Redwood canyon. There a magnifi-
cent hotel will be built. A NJ. Johnson
has been elected manager of the Mt.
Tamalpais Tavern in place of the late
General Warheld.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
CHIMNEY INSPECTORS PAID.

Deputy City Treasurer E. A. OCon-
nor was occupied yesterday in paying
the last demands ofs the chimney In
spectors Up to p. m. $4,000 had
been paid out on this account.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15

The Myself Rollins Co, = Clay st, ar.
the ferry. Practical printers AMI book
binders; efficient service. right prices.s
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
MONEY FROM PORTLAND.
Last of Contributions Made In That City
Received.

The Relief Corporation received a
check yesterday from Portland for
S14.733- This is the last installment OF
the money due from that city.
The amount was secured from the
sale of Lewis and Clark Exposition
stock. which to the amount of about
$4,000 (face value) had been sub
scribed for the relief of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15

ASSESSMENT DECISION AT HAND.-oak-
land. Sept. 1.-THE City Board of Equalization
wiz meet tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock at
the City Hall 10 decide upon several hundred
cases Of property assessments.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15

Murine Eye Remedy is a Tonic
for the Auto Eye" .
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
MEETING is POSTPONED.

Directors of the Relief Corporations
Failed to Secure Quorum
The executive committee of the Re-
lief Corporation was to have met yes
terday, but owing to the absence OF
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-15
READY TO COOPERATE.

when the committee arrives here we
shall be glad to show them all the de-
tails of our work, and If after full in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
5SpeciaI Display in Novelty
 Silks and Dress Goods

The annual opening showing of new silks with more than 10000 yards of fresh crisp and new silks in addition to the regu- lar complete stock of Japs, Taffetas, Louis ines, ,Radiunns, Messolines and Foulards. This stock will stand close comparison to the most elaborate stock of any eastern store. Following will give only few hints of the best values we have ever offered.
 10 pieces check Louisne silks, Gray and White check pure silk all new goods, real value 7Qc 1.2S 2S.............,.......& &.................
 Il pieces, 27-inch Habuta brilliant; of the most desirable silks of the season. soft cngng fabric very luserious, all the new shades, also Black and SOc White, real value 79c. .V/~
 9 pieces Crepe de Chine, Black White and even ing shades, pure silk, superior quality, real AQc value o7c .............. .'.'.'...
 pieces s inch Black Taffeta (wear guaranteed) dress makers finish, good dress quality, real m value lZo ...,........ '........ ..sHOO
 pieces 27 inch Messaline in Black, White and coors. This is beautiful quality ot Messallne and will make a handsome costume, real value 10 1B B..................... HA/
 19 pieces White Habuta wash silk 22 inches 11c wide, real value 29c .............. .AON
 20 pieces check and stripe Lousine and soft finish radium Taffetas, Gray and Black Pekn check and hair line stripes, some with poompadour figures in pastel shades; the very latest novelties ranging S0 in price from 69c to. ............., I'VV
 12 pieces 42 inch French Eoeme, White, evening and street shades, beautiful silk and m wool material, real value 2S 2S...............l.IO l.IO
 IA pieces 42 inch French Voils street and O(lc evening shades all wool real value 150.........11N
 19 pieces 36 inch English Mohars, Black, Cream and all the new shades real value SEc 69c........ ........ IVY
 4 pieces 48 inch Imported check Panama in Gray, of the novelties of the season real 1OQ value 250. ..................l'1 .l'1O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
A Display Showing of Suits,
 Skirts and Waists

There is assembled on the second floor, for your criticism, the broadest, handsomest and eompetest stock of womens apparel in the city
 This statement is not Tightly made, exhaustive comparisons have proven to be ncontestabe fact
 It is true, of the tailor made suits which are in greatest demand today, show the choicest varieties of high class novelties in exclusive imported models.
 Eton and Pony styles in the new shades of Alice, old rose, reSedaa shades of the most popular color gray. Especial attractive models in Queens gray and Alice gray, also, many novelty paids and checks
 Numbers of high grade garments Of the new mater as in novelties and high class imported weaves, skirts are very numerous in circular effects with tucks, peates and folds to have highest faVo also self trimmed garments pushing for first place
 There is no scarcity of Voies bananas or cloths in novelty plads or checks here. We know faShlons whims almost before she does and are always amply prepared for them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
Opening Sale
 Gloves

F and 16 button, Long Silk evening gloves, il White, Pink, Green. Light Blue and Gray, only 13 dozen received from a 150 dozen import order. The above gives one only scant idea of the scarceness. These gloves are extra heavy, double tips and spliced fingers. Come early, as they are sure to be gone ere another day passes. Opening day prices 89c 0E to-. ....s. ...s... ..tt6V
 Extra super lisle gloves, beautifully made, extra shaped fingers, regular 35c glove, 0En special opening at. ....... LVU
 Kuyser double tipped, Paris point back, extra heavy silk gloves, tips guaranteed-in the long run these gloves are mn worth 1.50, in short at. .HUU
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
Opening Sale Hosiery

25 dozen of fine quality lisle hose, in an extra assort- ment patterns in all over lace. also lace boots, spliced heel and excellently shaped soc 00n value, special. ...........lJU
 Beautiful all over lace lisle hose, double heel and toe, eight different patterns to choose from. Prime Hermsdorf black. Regular LOO seller, opening c0n special ............. .UVU
 White season, white hosiery high in favor as foreshadowed in reports from abroad months ago, accordingly we gathered abundantly. One of the very specials is a line of all oyer lace hose in new patterns, extra gauge lisle, 1.25 value, opening Qkn value. e............. ...... UUU
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25

It exposition that will appeal every who loves beautiful millinery.
  models touched  o Marecha lrOSes No doubt
 
  divided
 AT BURGERS" and d 
  5p@ opnE ns se m1 spea spring and summer hats SS5 Sz a S0 m Yaiu, ". -. -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
VoiIe Skirts $7.95
 worth $1O.OO

Extra fine quality of Botany VoiIe skirts made with four plats in front and back, seam over hips to prevent sagging three folds on bottom between plaits
 newest circular effect, value that will be CT OE gobbled up like 5000 gold pieces for, ....... Ql.1J
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
Persian Rugs
 Opening Specials.

By purchase we have succeeded in getting from of the bouhs this lot Sizes A 3 feet wide from 44 long  We will sell these the obbng 9l.JU s'oo3 and $500 Administer Rugs 9xa $S75 
 designs. $500 a and s4oo Administer Rugs 'e72 S295 S'0o o and N 2So Administer Rugs a7e' Sl95 SIPS and lined, QOo
 
 Brussels made laid and lined kEc ;. Voe Carpets laid and lined Ooo - ~. -. Japanese Mating, laid fOo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
Opening Sale White Wash
 Goods

Most complete stock of washabes containing regular of lingerie for waists and underwear linens lawns hions baiste wsses and nansooks
 Imported Tussarine lawn, g inches wde the first time QEn shown in Birmingham opening specials 25c and . Jul
 imported Tussarine lawn, the right thing make those soft lingerie waists a 75c and 85c value cf1n opening specials 5Oc and
 French baste B inch, sheer quality it's what 7f1n need for evening from soc ... Ut
 French lawn beautiful quality such goods which have sold before foleSS than dollar yard You 7Eo have for opening special at VU
 Imported shirt waist patterns, hand embroidered real Irish handkerchief linen great many designs select m m
 Imported hand embroidered Irish linen shrwaist pat Ef1 variety of designs for opening specials at 50 to- UUU
 Here the beautiful imported hand embroidered linen robes styles and qualities that have been shown before less than 25. % and 30 %, for opening 10 Ef1 specials lI.oO and lVsOU
 Shamrock inch the Irish linen cfocestyou yo1 have seen which sells at l. 50 per yard 0E Opening special
 Opening special in sheer linen lawn which regularly 00o
 100 pieces of imported embroidered Swisses which handsome for evening street 5c values for On
 largest line of mercerized madras the city usually 0Eo 35c for spring specials ZUU
 yard dress patterns in soft finish French null in plain colored designs regular l2 SO value for k0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25

s3.75 Real Cuny Curtains, s1A yards long, trimm, S. % Real Cluny Curtains 31a yards long, timn
 beautiful motif in corner, white or ecrue, at S2.OO Rope Portieres for a 7-foot opening, at. =.
 g % Velour Covered Rope Portieres for 7-foot S1 g Picture Fire Place Screens at............ $500 Imported Cocoa Mat, with fancy inlaid des
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
White Serge Suits Sl8.75
 worth S3O.OO

Exquisite styles in Eton and Pony suits, made of high class, imported fine tWed French serges, some elegantly trimmed in Gobelin and Alice blue others self trimmed. Circular skirts, double fold down front and bottom, trimmed with braid same as coat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
LESS AT BURGERS"
$7.5O te 5000. Values.
Special Opening
Exposition in the Carpet and Drapery Department

Most beautiful the showing this department department that has truly been successful every way By careful and dgent gdence have made this the prete departments of its kind in the souh and surely the due mainly earned by close and economical prices for fresh and upoae merchant disc Special showing of Persian and domestic rugs exquisite line of hgass novelty daperies extensive variety of beautiful hand made curtains up S5ooo pa floor coverings porees and fixing Third Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
Gray Panama Suits S19.9O
 worth S25.OO

Becoming light gray Panama Eton suit jacket trim med with beautiful quality of gray Morie silk and gold braid, elbow sleeves and full circular skirt only limited number to be sold.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
Novelty Skirts $l9.5O
 worth S25.OO

Full line of novelty skirts in exclusive and i'm ported designs in paids and checks particular style has double of buttons down front inches apart button holes worked separately, hand made and trim med skirts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
Lingerie Waist $2.5O worth $3.95

Three styles to choose from, some long and e- sleeves, deep round lace and medallion trimmed many rows of face inSertion front and back. sleeve, extra deep cuff, of insertion in cuff and sleeve, Extra fine quality of Lingerie lawn with elbow sleeves, alover Novelty Embroidered front, beau tifully soft material, having washable qualities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
Lingerie Waists $4.95
 worth $6.95

Bolero effect of real round thread lace insertion an extensively novel waist short sleeve made of best quality sheer Batlste Other styles handmade open worked embroidery forming pointed yoke surrounding entire front of waist, also handsome embroidered yoke of neat and floral designs, short sleeves, insertions of embroidery and lace, material of best waist chiffon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
Taffeta Silk Petticoats $3.95
 worth S6.5O

Silk Pettcoat made of heavy quality taffeta with double sheared rule best tafeta petticoat ever of fered in the city for less than $o50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-13

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i'm mittleren unS n6rSli9en Sbeile; i3Or
uno wdrmer am 9ienffas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-13
Snnffad, nerbciratbef.

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Gr 1T 55 Sabre aft unb par urfpriings
lid Ms9anitsr. gr 1T Elm tart ees
bauter Mann. elenunt getleiost unp
BON gefpinnenoem 8enebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-13
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-13
0caner Der @amineIrntbe.

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gung b%erausqe6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-13

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