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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-03
Ia Luna d ZaltuaRda ] MIor.

En- este acreditado establecimiento Ell
pdblico hallAra siempre un surtido COM
pletO en- mercancfas de tOdas prOceden-
cias, desde la mas modesto muselina de
cinco centavos hasta Ia mas RIGA "Pongle
SILK" legftima de Ia China.
TantO para dsmas como para cabalIeTos
el surtfdo es de 10 mas varfadO que pueda
cOncebirse. En- telas de seds, Jana algo-
don no Sc puede pedir mas; hay para todos
los gustos y para todas las forrunas.
Ultimamente SIC han recibido los siguien-
tes artfculos que estdn llamando la aten-
Ci6n del pdblico pOr su calidad y baratura:
MitoHes, Guantes, Coronas para novias,
sOmbrillas, velos para Ia cara, medias,
Calcetines, Corbatas, Capas espafloIas,
COrtes de pique para chalecoa, id. de Cash
mir para pantalOnes, CoIchas de puntO,
Id. de Damasco Driles blancOs de hilO,
Id. asargadOs, Cretonas de hiIo para saba-
mas, Holandas y Bstistas, Creas, AplicaciO-
mes de seda para adornos, Chales de seda,
Blusas bordadas, CinturOnes, Rasos, Bro
cadOs, Tafetas, Rtel de Cisne, CrespOnes y
Gasas para luto, Cubrecors6s de hilo y
seda, Alpacas, Cheviots, Casimires y en-
fin IN surtidO tan variadO que ser1a impO-
sible enumerar
Un paseitO por Ia Luna vereis las mo-
vedades que encieFra este bOn1tO satellite.
Encajes Valenciennes de punto Bro
derit de todas classes , colores.
Boas de p1el de COnejO y de plumas de
tOd8s classes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-03
.EL SUGESO De ANO-
che en- ell 'GanduI''
Una fianza de $500 es fIjada pnr sI
juez vel asuntO pssa al fiscal
d6I Distrit0.
u I0slOaah rItlbld once hlrldls Qu0d8 On
.stlta Do gEaIalah.

EBta mafiana fusron lleva3os Ia pre-
Hencia del juez municipal de Ia Ciudad
GregoriO Meleaio = los teatiglB de Ia re-
yeEta ocuFFidR en- 81 "GanduI" anoche y
de resultaH de ls cual qusdaron heEidoE
FrancisCa Sierra Antonia FigueToa. Ea'
tOs fusron asistidos por el doctor ToFo
Cuevas pFscticants Andino El policfa
Soltero Marines, al detener 81 presunto
AutoF le ocup6 una cuchilla de bolsillo
como de 81 pulgadas de largo con cuyo
inltrumento Psrscs fueron oCaaiOnadaH las
heridaA.
En- Il investigation preliminar efaCtus'
de- por el jueE municipal, 90 aCoFd6 paGaF
81 asunto 4 Ia CoEte de distrito, fiSndoBs
una fan2a de $500 81 acusRdo para cbts.
ner ID libsTtsd provisional.
El arFeato del pFegUnto autoT De efsCtU6
4 las de In mafisna en- 90 Casa, en- mo-
mentos en- que doFmfa.
Sc infoTma que llegs & II 81 n6mero
de hsridau infsridRB Z la mujor y cinCo 81
lesionsdo. La mujsr qued6 On aatado de
gTRVsdad.
Ell hscho Cauu6 ueusaci6n en- 81 veoinda-
rio del "Gandul."
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La PlSTA.

So nos informa que ls piata del hip6dEo'
mo 20 enCuentra en malfsimss condicionev,
debido las conBtantss lIuvias de eBtos
diaB.
Muchos duefics de cabalIoa Green que
Ia DIRECTIVE del Hip6dEomo debe tomar las
medidRa ConSiguientss para "a arreglc,
pues Green que de no haCeFHs esto tltimo,
los brutOs que corFan por ella no 10 haran
sino con gran exposition de quedar mutt
lizadoB de aua Femoa mas menoR 6gilas
En- Ia carrerR del campe ,nato verifoada
81 domingo not6base que 81 afamado
"Perls fna" corrfa muy lejOB de la pista
debido sin dudR su NAL estado.
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Una carta.

De FsjardO hemoB reeibidO Ia Higuients
caEts:
Senior Director de ''Ls Correspondent
oia" San Juan.
Hsbiando circulado On este pueblo una
hoja uuelts que sparecs frmada por Jol6
M. Rivera Domingo Rivera, deseamos
hRcer Constar que Los nombres que spare.
cen fEmados no son los nueBtroB 81 co.
responder otraa peTbonas del miamo
apellido; = para svitaF apTeciaciones del
pdblico hacsmos estR aclarRci6n.
Quedamog Bus 6rdenes afeCtfsim %
amigos y 8 s.-Joss Miguel Rivsra Go.
rrea II Domingo Rivera SiGca. FajaEdo, 20
de 1907.
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ala IogIa ''ClbnIlsros Dc Ia V0rtld'

Anoche cslebraron en- ls logia "Caba'
lleEos de la Verdad", tanjds extTGordinaria
para elegiF les ofcisles que han de actuar
en- el pT6xi no afio.
Despu6s de llenaF las Eeg'aB conGtitucio'
males, se procedi6 Ia elecci6n.
Los candidates. tFiunfanteu faeEon: paRa
Venerable Maestro, Felipe CoEdeFo; Pri.
mer Vigilsnts, Manuel NegT6n ColIaEc:
SsgundO VigilRnts, Eduardo AEEechs Cue.
var; EscFetario Felipe Lazs; LimoBnero,
Alexis O. Estornel, Diputado & IL gran
logis, Ricardo CaparE6sY Primer diEcono,
Ricardo Caparr6s; Segundo di6cono, Ra.
fael MaTcapo; Primer maestro de CeFemo'
mia, Jose CaldeE6n Seguudo maestro de
ceEemonia, Donald Haug0.
Ia tenida tsFmin6 { Las II dc la uooha.
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2n ogER fmpEsntR % yunds papd do 70.
ii iidieo Vieio o2.OO IW 90 kilGg (sls qhl5s,
al
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PA n 0 S

Ell PARIS BAZAR de Pedro Giuati,
ocabs de recibir pianos ffanceses marca
PLEYEL, pianos alemanes mRrca "GoFa
& KslIman," pianos americanng maFca
"Weber" = "PaTis Bazar" Todos Bon
dignol de Ia mayor confanzs por BuB exec
lentes condolences musicales.
RI nombre que llevan responder de 10
Huperioridad del inBtrumento. Todo sl
mundO vends pianos hoy, psro nadis trae
& Puerto Rico laB marcas, "PleyeI, GoE1
& Kallmsn, Websr Coble, " nombres CO.
nocidos en- 81 mundo entero.
"El Paris Bszsr" no trae pacotilla bs'
rats, solo vends aFtfculoA AupeEiOEes repu-
tgdog como 10 maioP
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BuenOs cataIOgOs.

La casa de 'studebaksr Bros Comp. Of
N. T." Be hR nsrvido envisrnoB varias
CopiaB de sus catalogoB de mercancfau de
expoEtaci6n, references wagOnsG = CocheB
de paseo y trabajo y Contienen muy bue-
mas muestraB modsIoB.
Representa- On Puerto Rico a dicha cass
Ell senior Jhon NJ Turner, comerciante de
eHtR plaza.
AgradecsmoB IL corteAfa de Iou Beflores
'Studebs ker Bros Camp" dsse6ndoles
bueneg negncios en- IL igIa
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VA LLEGARON las medias francesas
para nifios que esperaban en- Ia VILLA
DE MADRID. Las familias que deseen
comprar esta mercsncia absOlutamente ga-
rantizada, pueden solicitarla en- este esta-
blecimiento. Ademas del color negro pro-
pias para colegios, sc han recibido en- otros
colOres desde $3.50 q S4-O01a Ia docena. Tam
bien reeibimos un magnifico surtido en-
FALDAS Y ENAGUAS para Seforas,
para hOmbres, ,asi coma un buen
surtido de Calcetines franceses, Perfume
RIA de los mejores fabTicantes de Europa
(incluso Guerlsin), 81 mejOr Pafio de br1llar
que Sc importa en- Pto. Rico; un explendi-
do surtido en- CASIMIRES para la proxi-
ma estaci6n las lejftimas PINE APLE
cIotz que no tienen competencia.
Proximamente GRAN realizaclon de
TIRAS BORDADAS q menOs de Ia mitad
de gu precio. San Francisco 81. Telefono
278, P' q, B, 7a4, San Juan r R
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LIMA RHRRRA DEL OHBTM

Ifinor9ElO. -saIida5 ds Bayaza0n y Oapi.
tel giRaultanOanaent0
Dlas laboEnblo-E aI0ma 9, 3.06, . 81
as 11.O0. TaTdO 1916, Las, B.16, A.BB. 6.AE
G.B9.
Diaa fsGtivos.-lEanaRa 8. 5.Ob. g.go. s.4L
, l1.eo TaTds l5.1E. 10. S.GS. B.SO. 4.I0
Z 6.A6 , 8.BO.
Bil9kas baFaSOs nara dias fogfiVOB. DE-
UnSaN0 BaYans6R, ida y yuelta 10 slaSG
Gas So alase G0si0, Do BRYaEa6n Oasafia
YVaG7Ss m aIaR0 90-I6, 39 oIana e0sI0.
Bill0tO ORalRaEio de Capital Uatam0 On
saass q Q osRSaVog.
BaRsm5M, 10 de GeptionAhRa aa 1909
&Rua@v Uaf6Es
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Toda cIlsO do artIsulos.

Desde pIumss para sombEsEeB de loE
mas variadoH elegantea modelOu, haHtH
sncajss , splicacioneH para adoEnos de
trsjss, botoneB, gaTgantiIlss cinturoneu
cubre corsss guanteH, etc, etc, De oncuen
ira en- "Las Novsdades" San Francisco AZ
an donds hay aimpEticaB dependencies que
haeen mas sgERdable la vista d aCredita'
do ests bIacimisnto.
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American Railroad Company Of POrtO-RiOo
San JUAN PONCE.
LEA HlGll IHRln

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Ipaa etren,
Al
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20
SandersOn Is Lying
Ill at PalO Alto

Supervisor w. W. Sanderson, the
missing member of the coterie whose
sweeping confessions have brought the
graft investigation to its climax, is
lying critically i'll at the home of his
brother-in-l c. H. Dobbel, at Palo
Alto.
Mrs. Sanderson, speaking last night
in her husbands behalf. denied abso-
lutely that he visited San Francisco
yesterday as was rumored, or that he
would visit the city before his return
to the south. Mrs Sanderson has ac-
companied her husband and is with him
at the home of Postmaster Dobbel of
Palo Alto.
Postmaster Dobbel himself responded
to the first visit of The Call representa-
tive, but would not consent to an in
terview with his guest, nor even state
that the latter was in Palo Alto. Later
Mrs. Sanderson consented to speak for
her husband. Mrs. Sanderson said:
We came TO Pslo Alto Sunday evening. We
have been here since that time. and Mr.. San
derson has not left his room nor received a sim
gle visitor His condition is critical; the ply
sician has forbidden allowing any to see
him. and even If any one from San Francisco had
called here for that purpose we would not have
allowed interview.
We came to Palo Alto for the sole purpose Of
placing my husband under the direct care OF our
Family physician here. but the change Of climate
from Arizona has not been beneficial, and as
Mr.. Sanderson is in condition to be
removed from his bed TO the train we will return
south, probably TO Arizona
As TO the San Francisco conditions know
nothing. except that know my husband was not
there today they say he He has not left
his room in this house since Sunday evening,
when came here.
Although Mrs. Sanderson was posi-
tive in the assertions she made, she
avoided a direct answer to several
questions and evinced her displeasure
at the statements duplicating her hus-
bands name in the graft exposure.
She would not state whether the trip
TO Palo Alto had been made directly
from Arizona or whether Sanderson
had passed through San Francisco on
the way there, but attempted to con-
vey by her assertion concerning the
cause OF the trip that no visit TO San
Francisco had been made at any time.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20

members of the trust-Levy, Graney,
Jim Coffroth and Willus Britt-$12,0O0
was collected for Graneys treasury. or
this money $1,000 went to the city
legally for license for the year. That
left s10.S00 as the surplus to be used
for whatever purpose Graney saw mt,
and according to the testimony OF
Supervisors Boxton and Lonergan this
sum was divided among Ruef, Schmitz
and certain members of the board.
Lonergan's share was $500.
1t took great bravery on Levy's part
to appear before Heney and Burns, and
the magnate prepared himself for the
ordeal by imbibing large potions OF
LIQUID courage. Then, equipped with
bold thought, he annexed Mark
Shaughnessy, a manager OF lighters,
and together the two obeyed Heney'
order for Levy to call.
Graney was given no quarters by the
bold Morris. He assured Heney and
Burns that when the honest blacksmith
returns from Los Angeles he will make
demand on him for the return of the
Levy portion OF the collection fund.
Levy blandly declared that he had
never spoken of graft to a member of
the Board of Supervisors, nor to Ruef,
nor TO Schmitz. He was ready to ad-
nit frankly that he did not have the
least idea of the meaning of the word
graft" but suggested that the absent
Graney might.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20

graft prosecutors have thrown over
the city. Their vast property inter
ests have furnished the link between
them and the city administration.
Leases to the city, special privileges,
building permits and the like have
been paid for. They have been paid
for in yellow gold and the evidence
is just as conclusive as that which
fastens upon Ruef the vast bribery
deal with the United Railroads.
The persons who have thus become
involved in the graf. cases have
learned that the Secret rs out and have
begun frantic efforts to extricate
themselves Tickets may be bought
for Europe, business trips planned to
distant points, but the prosecution will
be relentless.
knowledge of this form of graft was
obtained by Heney and Burns at the
beginning of their investigation, but
many of the links necessary to convict
were lacking. These have been abun-
dantly supplied by the confessions of
the last few days
In some cases private property has
been leased to the city at an exorbi-
tant figure Part of this rental has
found its way back into the pockets of
city officials. Some of the officials who
received the money have revealed all
the details to the prosecutors. This
traffic has continued on a gigantic
scale since the April fire
The evidence at hand when presented
to a jury will be ample to convict many
millionaire and many society leader
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20
Miss Smith Coolest
of ALL Concerned

Perhaps the coolest person yesterday.
whose name had been mentioned as
connected, even remotely, with the
story of gigantic graft which has
startled the city was Miss Nellie Smith,
stenographer in the orice OF Thomas,
Gerstle, Frick & Beedy. 1t was stated
that her testimony before the Grand
Jury concerned the money paid the
allied grafters by the Home Telephone
Company of which her employer,
Gerstle is president. and that she was
liable to have to answer the charge
of perjury.
But Miss Smith says she has no fear.
and while she refused to discuss the
case, claiming she had no right to talk
about a matter which she discussed un-
der oath of secrecy before the Grand
Jury. she denied that she was in pos
session of any facts which would rem
der material aid to the prosecution. She
said she knew nothing about it and
laughed a merry laugh over the sug-
gestion of a perjury charge.
NJ. l. Gerstle, president of the Home
Telephone Company and member of the
firm of Thomas, Gerstle, Frick & Beedy,
was seen yesterday at his Office relative
TO the statements made by the self
convicted Supervisors involving the
Home Telephone Company in charges
of bribery. He said that he had moth
ing to add to the statement already
made by his partners, r. N. F'rick and
William Thomas.
Il have been the president of the
Home Telephone Company ever since 1t
was organized, and have never heard
the slightest whisper of any such
transaction as the Supervisors are al
legged to have divulged." he said.
Gerstle admitted that ii was within
the range of possibility that a large
deal might have been put through by
the company without his knowledge.
but deemed it highly improbable. Il
cannot conceive" he said, how such a
deal or any other of like proportions,
either legitimate or questionable, could
get past me without my knowledge as
president"
Both Gerstle and Frick declared they
had not questioned their stenographer,
Miss Nellie Smith, on the nature of her
testimony Monday before the Grand
Jury. They declared 1t would not have
been proper to interrogate her on any
matter which she was bound by oath
not to discuss; moreover, they claimed.
they were not particularly concerned
about her testimony, anyway.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20
MaeStretti Smiles
With Satisfaction

Although he will not make direct
statement of the facts, Frank A. Macs
tretti. former president of the Board
of Public Works and now proprietor
of the Pavilion Skating Rink. knows
practically the inside of the setting
of the trap in which Supervisors Lon
ergan and Boxton were so deftly
caught by Burns at Maestretti's
amusement place. At first Maestretti
he said enough to confirm the story
that he had aided in the trapping of
the Supervisors.
Maestretti is aware also of the fact
that the Supervisors were bent on in
juring his business by passing an
ordinance prohibiting girls under 16
years of age from entering skating
rinks unless accompanied by parents
or guardians. 1t was this measure
that worked the downfall of Loner-
gan and Boxton.
Maestretti beamed with smiles yes
terday. He seemed to realize that
the end of the criminal career of his
once stanch friend and now arch
enemy, Abe Ruef, was close at hand
broad smile lighted up the face of
the former Works Board president as
he reneCteO.
II am running a legitimate busi-
ness here" he said. II am not afraid
of the Supervisors, the Mayor, Ruef
or any one else. They can't hurt me,
for the reason that I have nothing to
fear"
rs IL not fact that Boxton and
Lonergan were caught in a trap by
Burns in your skating rink when they
were handed money for their votes
on the skating rink question:" was
asked.
Well. now, I do not know anything
about that Yes; I believe that some
thing of the sort did happen, al
though I am not familiar with the
facts, and know nothing more
about IT." And Maestretti smiled sig
nificantly.
How about that plot on the part
of the Supervisors to pass the or
dinance and injure your business?'
Yes; ] believe there was something
of the sort on foot. but il did not
worry me. I had nothing to fear from
any of them
Maestretti and Morris Levy of the
fight trust were in earnest conversa-
tion yesterday afternoon at the rink.
Levy is still on Ruefs calling list.
while Maestretti's name has not ap-
peared there for some time, so those
in a position to know are of the opin-
ion that something significant lies be-
hind the confabs between the pair.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20

population, with no regard to the rela-
tive commercial Importance of the two
cities, If the franchise in Berkeley. a
city Of 10000 people, were worth $4,000
the franchise in San Francisco, city
of $50, 900 people. fifteen times the size
of Berkeley, was worth 100000 at
least. The Home company got 1T for
$4,000.
Butterfeld had received overtures
from Ruef proposing that certain ar
rangements could be made which would
give the franchise to the United States
company. The certain arrangements
were of a nature which DR.. Butterfield
did not desire 10 enter into, and Ruef's
offer was rejected.
Hugo K. Asher, the. attorney who
acted for Dr.. Butterfeld. was the next
witness. He repeated much of the
testimony given by Butterfield.
Detective Taylor spent the greater
part of the day the outskirts of the
Grand Jury room.
Attorney II. NJ. Owens. who repre-
sents Supervisor Charles Boxton, spent
the afternoon in the lobby of the jury
room. 1t was enormously reported that
he had eXtolled the virtues of Judge
Hebbard the day after the Judge
granted the remarkable writ of error
TO Ruef
The Grand Jury will meet again at
2 o'clock this afternoon. Before night
a large number of indictments will be
filed.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20

RECEIvER's NOTICE-GERMAN NATIONAL
INSURANCE COAfpANN-An persons having
claims against the GermaD National Insurance
Company OF Chicago. Illinois, growing out OF
fre losses IN the city OF San Francisco occur
ring prior 70 November 20. 1906, are hereby
noffned that by an order entered BY the Cir
cuff Court OF Cook County. Illinois, on Febru-
airy q A. ID. 1907 IL Is provided that all such
claims aeainsl the German National Insurs nee
COMPANY OF Chicago, Illinois, must be fled
under. oath in the form prescribed by said
,-ourt at the office OF the receiver OF said The
German National Insurance Company at room
] OF 1915 Polk ST.. San Francisco California
on or before the 10th day bf May A. ID 1907
and that all such claims not 80 fled will he
dleallowed and forever barred from partfcipa-
ting fu TIM distribution Of the assets OF lie
sa1d The German National Insurance Company
Thie notice shall not be or be taken 10 BE- a
waiver OF any failure the part OF nnT
claimant TO comply with the provisions OF his
insurance policy IN respect 70 notice, proofs OF
lcer or any other matter. and no claim will be
allowed where the claimant has failed TO nle
rroper notice and proofs OF loss with said In
snrSnce Company within the time limited By
hif Dolicy. any extension thereof duly
<rrufed hy said Insurance Company.
PlsuR forms for proof Of claims may be had
- fhe Recefver'e Office at room OF 1915 Polk
- San Francisco, California.
- STATE BANK OF CHICAGO.
r.cefver of The German National Insurance
corDany OF Chicago, illinois,
Judah. willard A Wolf. SodcitarH for Re
ceiver-
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20
Levy Blanles Graney
For Fight Doodle

Morris Levy told Assistant District
Attorney Heney and Special Agent
Burns last night all that he wanted
them to know about his relations with
the fight trust, which, according to
members of the Board of Supervisors,
paid we'll for the privilege of keeping
the fight game in moribund condition
during 1906
Levy endeavored valiantly to clear
his own name of any taint of bribery
and corruption and passed all the
graft" up to Eddie Graney, who, he
said, collected $4,000 from Levy as his
pro rata of the money needed to carry
on the pugilistic monopoly. With $4,000
as the contribution of each of the four
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20

tonight. The audience was not less
brilliant than on the opening night of
the San Carlo opera season, and the
Puccini opera, with the California
singer, was as enthusiastically received
as was "Gioconda" with Nordica.
After the third act the audience
would not subside until the curtain
had gone UP for the eighth time and
Miss Nielsen had twice essayed to say
some pretty words that could be heard
no farther than the orchestra.
Mile. Fely de Reyne won much ap-
plause as Musetta, and Fornari was
highly pleasing In the role of Mar
cello.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20
EITORO
} Cigars Cents

is the-oms cigar you can be sxrs is genuine
Po'T0 RiaGS-in name and quality.
El Toro represents the best Scent cigar
that Porto Rico can produce. Smokers
of FL Toro cigars know how far superior
this brand has always been 30 any cigar
sold for cents.
This years Porto Rcan tobacco crop is
better than ever before and only the
choicest selections are used in the FL Toro.
For this reason the FL Toros now on the
market are particularly recommended to
smokers.
! Every. A 70rO is now banded. This is
the cigar that has done so much to
popuisrize Porto Rican cigars among dis
eliminating smokers
| Pozto Ricen-American Tobacco Company
MAauf.cturer. jean, Porte Rice
s. EACHMAN Co. Distributors.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20
Men Of High Social
Position in the Web

Not only corporation officials. but
other persons high up in the social
and financial scale. men and women
OF San Francisco whose names are
familiar throughout California. are in
volved in the bribery scandals laid
bare through the recent confessions.
Persons who have always been first
nighters" at the opera, whose names
have never failed to appear in the list
OF guests at the most exclusive social
events are fast In the net which tho.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20

and Eighteenth streets line. getting
beyond control. dashed down the
steep grade on Eighteenth street, be-
tween Mariposa and Connecticut, last
evening. The brakes failed to work
on the slippery tracks. and when the
cars rounded the turn at Connecticut
street passengers were spilled in all
directions into the soft mud. The three
cars followed in rapid succession
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20
A CASHIER WANTED

wanted, a cashier for a large San
Francisco concern. Must be a good
accountant and a man experienced IN
handling money. No other need apply.
particulars. Give age and salary ex-
pected Address Cashier" care The
Call, main business ONCE, Market and
Third streets.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-20
Rheumatic Pain. Relieved

Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves
rheumatic pains and makes sleep and
rest possible. which is alone worth
many times its cost. b. #. Crocker
Esq. now 81 years OF age. and for
twenty years Justice OF the Peace at
Martinsburg. Iowa, says: II am terribly
afflicted with sciatic rheumatism In my
left arm and right hip ] have used
three bottles of Chamberlains Pain
Balm and II did me lots OF good"