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New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
Friday Prices for
Upholstery, Rigs, &.

Fringed Cross stripe C-I---.-r-- ~
fuI line of coIlrs-Wsr- s. - -.-- -
Special Lie of Scotch Lace Curtains
Renaissance. Marie Ao.Ol2e1-e &Al
Brussels errc-s-whi-s and --N %
Two tone combinatiOns-Wrrt1 So.tS-
Sash Curtains q STRIPE Swiss
rGrie tDiS1-yd. joCg. With cr&S "a
string. ready 90 aars-speci@4, p'-- -
Rur-e Net Cu-t4in-sp.srcl1 "a
aSsortusat-yslue Sl-Se- -.-....'''A'
Cross stripe Cur-slaiags. - inch g
value . ------...------- -----.--'' =
% iueA White Colonial N=dr1s------- -
Reversible FtE'd DsrimS- *
Persian and nOrsl designs $1,000
Gooeiin and Oriental TapesCiss-
handsome coIori.Es and d@siEns ns
- Iucn-worth sl-5o and g. -s9----
Reversible Tapestry Table Covers cS
: y5s- sgua-e-triusod-- -'-cizi- --
= inch Crstonn-S-horsI and IN
conventional Ges- Ens-vS-Ie -lS.-
Wool Brussels Hugs-roral AID or1s1N "a
desigus-s. Gx10 6--r-E- 81 50--'' 49,
Ri-- Reaa Portieres--ed ans <-sen
ruubtualIuus--sercl aHd n'N az
desiEns-res Sfss. - -
Nickel Rarhrco1n S,r or -aits 30.
Towel har. soap disa. tooth nrusa a
ard =lAss hcicer-reE- 70 --------
Opaaa- wind1v sdss-fr1nsss- q
G1s IT. special .,----.-- $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
Friday Prices fer
Wcnen'S E2Ster Millinery

Vorrsn's Cntrimmed Dress Hats
new broad shaPes-fsncy crown %
me b-aid-briIu OF dotted 1s--w15r
silk bfudiuE-black. white arS
an coIor-e.s e.ssEhsre s. 4S------..-- 80
C1iI1-en's Ready 70 Wsa-s-Nitzrs
and rough satin straws-r0n b-tus
and Ranche-os-silz band With
sr-esrners OF cord and poupo--so-a.
with rcsetJes-UhtJ=. uavv- 7ec,
t-oE--worth e. 40 -------------- Is
TFornsn.s Unt-irule6 Dress Hats
satin or drill -ouEn srraws-b-ackr
Natural burnt and other shades-aI
r~zr shspes-Ecoc value a. 81 % 80
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
Friday Prices for
Blankets, CClfor.zties, &c.

All Wool California a-z s1s--z--a-
Wool Bla1zs-s-ws-s 3. s---....- : 9S
Heavy Cotton Ei1a-lOW- Ea-ss--
IA size FOR double o-cs-P.-z
and Blue bOrd=-S-wJ--- s. a.. -.- 50
Cotton Baby Bianasts-vu--a - .-- %
Fun auE = size Crochet S--=a-s-
Tree ron cressl1g-w---z 8 t. g4S
Fun size F,zd SIIzollus Cc-t---s5lss-
iuc1 bo-der-val1s S215.-...--. 49
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

y. Y. y. H. & HARTFORD r 2.
Trains depart from Grand Central Station.
f2d St ard 4th Ave. as follows for
Boston via New London & Prov.-ft 90,
& 1902 4 N; tt.I GO x -oa- x 3 90.
rlantic-+~S:cs A M 42:01 P NJ; via
spf. 1918 a. N. 'Ii1c:Oo. '.l4-O0. '11:O0
p. N
Lakevilie 4 No-t-fee:Oo A II: 45 .25 ?. NJ
CT. Darlington. Stockbridg. Lerox, Pitts
HeIc-44:54- 1900 A NJ. 1925 ? NJ
Ticket Offices at cGd- Cent St'n and
c125th St, also at Gas. 300 c1S54 B'vay.
c25 Union So. c1s2 18th Ave. Gas Col
Ave. c565 5th Ave. Gag Mad Ave. cl0S
y. f25th St 273s ID Ave. In Bklyn. c4
Court St. 47e Nostrand Ave. 800 B'Eay.
sDsIIy. Except SUNDAYS rStop- st 125th
st. xStops at 18th St. Sundays Only.
-Parlor Car Limited. Has dining car
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

tbe southern Pacific Co with passengers and Hase'
PASSED in Quarantine al $50 a m -, . ,.,.
steamer FveIv- Penner. Port Tampa April p WIN
-bos-hafe rock 70 Agricultural tleTl1ce
60 tesseI 70 A ii Bull Passed IN sandy HOOK At
a II. o-,..--- -, --r3-o A-.r;I
(NSo-), NfeuTvetaar Ian1lico
G n tho American Smelling 4 Renning o. WIN al
and copper bullion. Passed N SANDY HOOK AoouI o'
sandy Hook ~ J. April 1e $50 u-Wind east-aorth-
east. moderate breeze clear; light sea
SAILED
Steamers CBr). Liverpool via cueenst2'Tn;
To-rar. fr- Havre Massachusetts Bostoh MliI3-sV'o
b. l.nndon. Pawnee Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
DESIRED TPps-
ENTomsEo MINERS BODIES FOUND.

Hs-lston. Penn April ls-After two weeks OF ID
.ssa-- rnil rescuers tonight found the bodies OF
Michael To,ash and John WasCheTick, who were
7,o-,hed &. the Jeddo tunnel on April 4 The bodies
= he -,@n were found about half way the
breast ana stood erect being covered with mud and
n efs-ir
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
Friday Prices for
Woncn's Easter Wear

Wo-rsn's Tailored Suits-plain ard
shadow striped Pauaulas and EnEns1
rorsteds-o!ack and best coio-s-
c1Itavay and straight front
strictly tailored-rsg SO. as. 2-9S
Finer. IN same fashionable fabrics
three ard four button cutawsys-
taneta Iined-pIeated or circular
Eored skirts-reg- s29 -------- S.SS
Jumper and Princess Dresses
chiffon Taretas ard Satin Foularts-
Brussels Net Guimpes-
full kilt skirts-wOrth 30 90 L = ~
Dress Skirts Of Black and Navy
Paaama-fuu kilt or cluster
pleated-speciaI. I.--.--..---------- S-SS
yoi1s and Chiffon Panama Skirts
circular Eored ard pleateo models
regularly 81 = %
Z voyasn's Jackets-Tan Covert and
BLACK RrnadcIoth-htted a1f
Ee-7i-1tted-sstiu tined-special--5 5-SS
Jackets Of Black Chiffon Broadclot1
and Tan shadTv stripe Covert
cutaxay and straight 'front.'
yaTers lined -. 20
Hor1sn's Cutavay JscksJ-Tau-
English Covert Black Chiffon
RrosdcIcth and Panama-ta1s-7
Iined--eg. 5.es----..-.--------1 I O-SS
r-orner's liberty Satin Waists-vhtt--
black Il blue and pink-Etth
ve1ise Lace. Ernb'd Net and Baov
Irish NedaIlions-reg- 80 as. ---- = az
White and Ecru Net Waists
Elaborate designs. also Black and
White China Silk--eg- 3 IS - %
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

Times like Easter when every
things brand new and every stock is
full-we're always struck with the
variety and quantity of things we
have for men and boys.
The quality we always have IN
mind.
Clothing. furnishings, hats and
shoes.
For example we don't content our
selves with one or two Derby blocks
each season, but have SO many that
there's something specially suitable
for every type Of face.
In Crofut & Knapp quality at So :;
knapp-Felt quality at 81; Knapp
Felt De Luxe at So.
ROGERS. PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
ass s4z 1850
Warren st. 18th ST 32nd ST
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
Friday Prices for
Desirable Wash Dress Fairies

70 CT Back and Waite
Checked Ginshaz1s- ---.--------- ,
70 CT Fsncy Dress Plques-Jo -1ca o. ~
Is Ct Linen Ftnis1 Percalss--------- 81
i CT yard wide Dress Chan5rays--- p.
70 Ct Bordersd Novelties ----.-------- q
L. CT Dress and Waist Sstssus-
- r. F'an-v Dress Lawns
and Baris-es ..--s.---- .
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
WIRELESS REPORTS.

=. r-d-1c reported miles q Sandy Hook a.
yesrer1sy, expected 70 dock about N SAT
uris1 - -.
Te Victoria reported as 80 miles
Sandy $50 yesterday, = expected 70
zto $50 , to-day -.
Es1-ezsniz- reported EsssnE ms >el-L-
ya-A s-osIs IiEttzhip , Is expected
% . today
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

r.ssinstfor sr6 stare. tlo@e - H'- Io-s
2rEr-sfz C-Nc~pt Wes-1 Sc- Zssla-1
es-1z- Issrds F1-- Islands s-c Ns-
~~yf-crrrz ------......--Arr ~. 20 :
-IsSau- Cores. Gina s1c Et--o-
tonx A =. 500
az. tsla see.e5-Iy5 Ma-r..--.--..Ap-Z Il 8 % =
Es7sii FTa-ciscobAls-leda pr q. & 90
Ezsrs1l. Guam A-c PEllpC1n. Islands wis
F-a1-1scot-E Transport A - 50, 800
BE- Zealand. Australia except NcsTJs
Ea-osu Islands ana Caledonia
rrzncfsco)-A australian Mail Line May 2, 6 %
Ss-al Jzpa-. CoroS. China and Philip
Islands wa Gs2 Francisco
szEsu. sac Philippine Isl
lands via Vancouver and Victoria. 3
u Nay 7
Csf8f and EsIguesss Islands tV1S
F-sncscoj&sr-posa Nay IL 500 n
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
GUINNRD LINES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SERVICE.
pED ID" LINE.

PED d. LINE
For La GuzyTa, Puerto Cabeilo.
Curacao and MaraCaibo. via Curacao. cal;
ing also at san Juan. P P:
SIS CARACAS. Saturday. April =. moor
SS PHILADELPHIA Sat. May g. noon
For La Guayra. Curacao, AsTacsloo-
: MARACAIBO. Saturday. April IS, noon
SIS ZULIA.--....- Saturday, May :. noon
These steamers have superior scconlHlo-
dAtions for passengers.
BOT-LTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers So Wall St
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
Friday Prices fer
Linens aCC Towels.

% e. AL Linen Tst,. Dlmssbs- -..... sc
~ -t. Al Linen pau'aSks--
~ 20 - iutu -.---.---- ..-.--. tSG
Turkish -Fov-i---h-nm-d c- tringed-
.ox.7 and @oz89-re< .lS------.-.. I I
F-ins~a Fath 5tx12-reE 81 SO qS
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
BsLTTMnRE 4 OTTO 2. Z.

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS.
Every OtheI hour or the even hour.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections IN New Union Station.
Washington. with All Lines South
Leave New York Daily 23d St LEY St.
WASHINGTON. STpers. l1-50 pm $50 am
WASHINGTON, Diner 75O am 500 am
WASHINGTON, Diner $50 am 1000 sTIl)
Parior car y Y 70 Richmond Va
WASHINGTON. Diner II.5O am 100 I'm
WASHINGTON. Buffet $50 pm .. 90 pm
-'POYAL LTD" Diner. $50 pm 40 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet, ESQ pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains TO the West.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG 750 am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS II SO am L. 90 n n
PITTSBJRG CLEVEL'D. } so pm 4 90 pm
''PITTSBCRG LIMITED {. so pm 100 pm
GIN. ST. T.LOUIs.LOUIsy.. 11.5o pm I-8o an
GIN. ..ST-LOUIS. 80 am 1000 am
GIN, ST. LOUIS. .LOUISV.. e. 80 pm 600 pm
orfces: 245. 434. 1900 Broadway. 6 Astor
House. Jos Greenwich St. q Union Square
". 3e1 Grand St. -. 7; 545 Fulton St.
Brooklyn. West 23d 50 ard liberty St
After 8 ?. n. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains, etc.
can De obtained al Bureau of Information.
3. o. r. r.. 80 st. Terminal 'Phons
Number. Cheissa-3iA
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
Friday Prices for
SpyiIg Dress Goods

- and 50 t-ch shaCow 5.-!2s Ss-s-s-
black and Co}Ors-reS- 3 10 10000 80
AZ inch AL Wool Eun-s Yelling
Nile. Copenhagen. gay. VIE.
black. cream, Sc---or-a d. %
"a inch Imported stripe Sut-t1Es-
brown. gray. Copenhagen 5-Ee-
~e-s s14s- %
SpsrfaI -rert-- V-ooI sf'z-1-ae slE
S--ipe-3S inches wice-Ws-- - .
TIE bargain Of ~ S-ssc--
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
e. -tr.. Ie sur se1. 81 Neon sx- Z
HIGH WATER
IS IsIane $40 tzsN Gate 1p-C8
N-san5y Hook $40 Gov. Island s35 Hell Gate io-2s
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

For Porto Rico
Steamships Of the RED D. LINE will
sail from Pier II. near Wall St Fe:ES'
Brooklyn. for san Juan direct as follows:
50 CARACAS-...S Saturday April =. noon
SIS. PHILADELPHIA. Sat, MAY. y. noon
For freight or passage apply 70
BOULTON BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 81 Wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
OFFICE FIXTURES.

STORE AND OFFICE
FIXTURES Designs
i%<M6t0 and Estimates on spp1-
vi EE cation.
hSAinS--Ax S--Ax BAR FIXTURES
70 order and in stock
e-E44 THE BRUNSWICK
co. OE y \
SslesToons. q AND 81 EASL - =
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
billiard AND POOL TABLES

MANUFACTURER Of billiard and pool ia
bles: high grade bowling alley builders:
lowest prices. Marx Bros. % linton square
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

BEAUTIFUL HOME; large. rooms and
bath. all improvements. located - min
utes from New York City hall. price 50. $40.
easy terms. Mcdonald Virgins Co. ~
BROADWAY
81 600 s. 500 20 invest in good business.
services, give details. Brooklyn. Box -
Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
OCEAN STEAMERS
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

Fast Express SeEVlC6
prYAIOUTH-CHER ERBOURG-BkEnEN
K priua Wm Apr 81 Kaiser d. Gr MAY
Kaiser WIN. II Apr ~ Cecilis. ...... May l.
Twin Screw Passenger Service;
PLYMOU UTB-CHERBOU URCS-BHh ~ ~ " ~ n,
Juet zow. Apr. 30 Barbarosss- ,.5 90 "a
Kurfuerst - Nav (Derffiinger. May =
Mediterranean Service.
GIB'LTAR-NAPLES- al il A. ~ a
X Luise. Apr. 1872. Irene. may 3
X Albert NAV Friedrich. MAY 10
fSrorr F3rarner Piers I'd & <th SITS. Hoboken
y 9. LLOYD TRAVELLERS CHEGhSS-
OELRICHS & CO. No. Broadway. y =
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
WATER FILTERS

EOSPIT 4LS-Endorsed rr 2ST
Physicians Recommend
ed bv $50 Chemists IN
II V4 E9FH 7. City. &c = DAY
IN f.T hs all lease q Duplex Self
W. = Cleaning Filter No charge
~ for installing s DAYS
- ~i1/ TRIAL FR EE 1t4n
Bwav $40 WILL BY II
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
NNMmOR l1WEs

GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
Fr.rnessia APR. Is = pm Caledonia. May, loan
California Apr. 25,2 pm Columbia. May 3 = an
SAIOONl s62. so s67 80 AND S72.50.
SECOND CABIN. S425o AND S45.
THIRD CLASS. $3.50 AND s2s-T5-
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 1913 Sway.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

AMERICAN LINE From From Per ~ A To- n. T.
PLYMOUTH -CHERB' G-S'T tn AMPtON TO,
New YorE Apr. Isj Philadelphia May :
St Louis -. Apr 25 st. Paul. - y May
RED STAR LINE From P,9r ! ~ VI = -
NEW YORK-DOvER--AN WEI.
Vsderland. Apr. 1SI Kroonland- MAY . .
Iceland Apr 25 Finland NAY
WHITE STAR LINE - ron, n.
NEW YORK-Q' NSTCwN-LIVERPocL
Cedric Apr. y. II am Celtic. May 10 am
Arabic Apr. 80, 10 an Baltic May - n
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS B+S'THAMPTON
AdriatiC. Az. y. 10 am Oceanic May 8. 10 am
Majestic. Aq- ~ 10 am Tsutontc MAJ. -: Ioairl
TET HT 8@546v B9EK TO ITALY
via Azores, Madeira, Gibraltar.
Republic. Apr Is. noon Cretic. Aay
Rom snic. Apr 2j.5:30 an Canopic. May lo
PASSENGER OFFICE. ? BROADWAf-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
MORTGAGE SALES.

MORTGAGE SAI.E.-Ailan A. Irvine auc-
ti0reeF. VIII cell TO-DAY. n II O'Clock. az
No. u Valdam ST, Borough OF Manhattan.
The dxt8Tes aud eAatrtls Of a saloon By
order ~ attorney fCr mort gage.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
BOARD AND BoCMs.

single Insertions s cents per me SIX
sser Vuords .sysn times consecutfvely. u.
which entities advertiser 70 have roorns
entered for a per.od Of fourteen Gays u
Tbe Tr{bupe', Directory OF pesirable Roorns
Write for circular.
Full information concerning these roorns
may be had. free 9f charge. at ths CptnSSsn
O-fc. AZ The N-u-York Tribune. 1854
Broadway, between s6.h and 5Tth SIS
72D ST, 20 WEST.
Between IL and subway express ststions;
beautiful rooms. superior table, references
given and required.
I42D ST SIG west-W ashinEton Heights:
comfort health. attractive house, good
board: refined Christian family; reference
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
TYPEWRETERs.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 7e Nassau st: cata-
loxue free: ell makes taken part pay
raent; bargains IN CndervoOds- Rernins-
tons divers Smiths
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD silver and precious stones
bought at highest market values Tnads
into new articles Or exchanged for new Jew
eIry or Japanese goods AT n 2. TsDper
"a Glory. Sl West 5Sth 81
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

80 MAIL Or TELEPHONE oBDERA
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
DTSKS-Roli-tOps ----itiOus, ratings
tables, chars. telephone booths. ward
robes mirror wall fixtures: business fur
niture all kinds. Finn Bros. ass Broad
way 1886 Franklin st
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
pKEssMAkrHG AND MILLINERY.

DRESSES. Gotten, from SIS Up dresses.
s.lk Lniags. s55 Up. e25 Lexington ave-.
nssT ests o. ----------
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.
BUSINESS CHANCES

LARGE unfurE!shed front room and hal
bedroom 70 let. 226 West 18th st
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
EASTER nuTINGS.

EASTER CUTTINGS.
During the spring vacation OF the schools
Of Greater New York. April II 70 10
Short Tours at low rates TO Washington.
Atlantic City, Old Point Comfort, Battle
deld Of Gettysburg. Niagara Falls etc
Send for itineraries
WARsTERS TOURS. 81 ". sOth St. ". 2.
CIAPKS 40 TOURS TO EUROPE
Next departure May 10. SO DAYS. first class
throughout, S575. Thirty other toUrs-sn
good. Z 9 CLARK. Times Bldg. y. l.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Single Insertions 5 ccntr per line Six
teen words. seven times cOnsecunVeiy. d
which entities advertiser 70 have rooms
entered for a period of fourteen days IN
The Tribune's Directory Of Desirable Rooms
Write for circular
Full information concerning these rocf1s
may be had. free CT charge. at the Uptown
Office of The New-York TT bune. l5o4
Broadway between 36th and 3Ith SITS
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1850 Three connect
ing rooms front: improvements. opposite
Cathedral OF st John the Divine. Johnston
UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET.
---~-----~-~-----------~~--
LARGE unfurE!sned front room and hall
bedrooTn 20 let 226 Wert lEth 81
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
DETECTIVES INVESTIGATE
DEATH OF FOREMAN
George BrodwoIf Expires After
Being Carried Home by
Six Men

Owing to unusual circumstances sur
rounding his DEATH the stomach of
George BrodwoIf has been sent to the
city chemist for analysis. Captain of
Detectives Kelly has detailed Detectives
Lord and Caughran to investigate the
matter. Alcoholism is believed to have
ended Brodwolf,s life carly yesterday
morning
Brodwolf was a foreman for Mahoney
Brothers in San Mateo. He went to his
home. ..5S2 Grove street, in San Fran
cisco, " ednesday evening. He told Mrs.
Kate Barnes. his landlady, that he was
Ill That evening ne went 10 a nearby
saloon 10 buy drink. At. 80 o'clock
yesterday morning Mrs Kate jackson.
daughter of Mrs Barnes, answered a
ring at the door and saw six men. who
wanted to know whether BrOdwolf
lived there She said he was asleep
They said that on the contrary they
had brought Brodwolf home. and en-
tered; bearing him in their arms. They
left the man in the hall at the top of
the stairs, IN spite Of her protests and
" e1t away. She got a rooiner TO put
pillows under his head and in the
morning Mrs. jackson found that he
was dead. The mans vest had heen
turned inside out. the police believe
as joke by drunken companions This
made the landlady suspicious. and her
suspicious, followed by notification of
the police, resulted in the inyestiga-
ton That alcoholism caused death is
the opinion OF the officers in charge of
the Investigation
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
SHOPPERS PLEASED
WITH NEW STORE
Immense Crowds Throng .Aisles
of San Franeisco's Great
Department House


+, The. past and the future met each
other face TO face yesterday when
memories of the days That. are gone
forever and hopes for the days that are
to come were awakened together in
the minds OF the san. E'rancfscans who
attended the long awaited opening of
the Emporium. To- End the immense
store. once again erected on ths Very
site it.occup5ed before, TO find the fa-
nNiaT. stairs and galleries, the aisIes
AND tire departments starding: again as
they stood. before. the great fire, was an
experience that touched the city's pep
pie TO fheS.ery heart and that brought
back more of the spirit of the: old city
than any other one event of the past
two and a half Years.
The Emporium s. visitors yesterday
apd there were I5Q, ,0A0 of them were
The happfest crowd that has gathered
in this city for a long while. They all
obviously wanted: to talk to each other
about it.. 10 shake hands with some
hedy. to smile congratulations in. every
directi0n; and in hundreds of cases
they did all these things quite naturally
and spontaneously,- whether. they knew
the people they were talking to or not.
SHOPPERS SHOWED PLEASURE
San Francisco of course is always
-LFleIl4lAs WI elller II Is SlanQ1gfS In. the
bread line or. scraping bricks or walk
ing in. the torn up streets because DON
key. engines and cranes have Iemporari-
ly taken the sidewalks. But. yesterday
there was in the air. a joyous sense of
returning to the normal and of getting
back to the old way. of doing things
that added a special warmth to every
greeting and every smile. The citys
shoppers were ready to agree. that
after two years of. temporary buildings
and makeshifts, OF pine counters and
unpainted walls, of shingled buildings
and one story shops. they were very
glad to get back to the old comforts
and conveniences. Eyes had a fashion
of brimming involuntarily yesterday
and men and women laughed at them
selves for the feeling they could not
hide.
1T isn't just thinking Of the dear
old city that affects me so" confessed
an old lady who was watching the
crowd from deep chair, but it's won
derful to see. what faith people are be-
ginning to have in the new city and
how they are beginning to love it, toop'
Another woman, g young matron
who had seated her tiny girl before
her on counter, wiped her eyes on
the little Euffled frock, and laughed
with wet eyes
PATHETIC SCENES ENACTED
II was just thinking that I bought
the first little cap she ever wore
right here at this counter, three years
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
Extra Train Service Account Arm~
Maneurers at .Ataxendero

To enable the officers and troops of
the United States army and state
militia and visitors to enjoy the fS,sf
class hotel accommodations and ofber
attractions Of Paso Robles Hot Snrines
during the maneuvers at Atascadero
from October ] TO Is inclusive ali
Southern Pacific regular trains will
stop at Atascadero and Paso Rohles
Hot Springs and also the follovfnsS =
. extra train service viii be arranred:
Leave Paso Robles Hot Springs al 7.S0
a. m, 10 a. m, p. m Leave Atascadero
at 9:15 q. m. 1885 p. m. d. M. For
further particulars see agents SS4 Mar
ket street. II Powell street, Third and
Townsend streets, and Thirteenth and
Franklin streets. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02

was accidentally detached from mother
and consigned in q state of roars and
rebellion to the care Of the nearest
officer for awhile, but a few minutes
wait always brought the terrified
parent out of the crowd. and no babies
were left over when the process was
through.
FLORAL PIECES PRESENTED
A most effective addition to- the en-
semble of brilliant displays and bril-
liant gowns were hundreds of floral
tributes that. arrived from. various
neighboring firms and personal friends
of the Institution yesterday: Every
counter had its masses OF carnations,
or Its dozens of roses and chrysanthe-
NUNS; set pieces, three or four feet
in height, being the rule, rather than
the exception. Many of these came
from competing business houses in
Market street, all glad to show their
pleasure at the return of the big store,
and. to. offer their good wishes.
Although yesterday was primarily a
visitors day." yet the sales. were enor-
NOUS. very much larger than any days
sales in the temporary store in Van
Ness avenue, and comparing favorably
with some of the large days three years
ago. The cafe, which seats 500 people;
was filed all day long. and the leather
Christmas week business in spite Of
the crowds
We have had something pretty close
to 10000 people in here today" said
Manager Henry Dernham late in the
afternoon, and have handled an I'M
mense days business. Hundreds of peo-
pie have come in hoping to be the. first
to pay bill. It is pretty early to say
yet just how things will go, but # this
opening day is any indication of the
way people feel toward us, the Enipor-
ium Will run itself. and there will be
no further question as to whether the
city is big enough te support 1t or not.
There Is not ca more modern or com
plete department store In the United
States and San f'ranciscans.. will have
the best one there is in the world, in
some things"
I'VE reopened here with the idea
that ours is going to be an immense;
city, an important and. splendid city,
said Andrew Davis and that's. what
we all want to Keep in mind for San
Francisco. If we do the big. things,
the city Will grow to match them
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CAMERA CLUB REoRGANIzED

At a meeting held yesterday after
noon the camera club Of the California
School Of Mechanical Arts was reorgan-
1Zed and established on a firm basis
The following officers were elected
Gregory Padilla, '0S, president: Miss
Little. '09, vice president; Miss G.
Smith, 10, secretary; +. Hornick. treas
urer- A lecture on the developing and
printing OF photographs for novices
VIII be given by Rolla B. Watt at the
meeting next Wednesday afternoon.
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and it did not lessen throughout the
day. The main aisles looked like rivers
of moving human beings. and the wait
ing and resting rooms were whirlpools
Of women and children. A score of
special policemen had been detailed to
see that there was no crowding or
panic. but the crowd was in holiday
spirits and their services We're not
needed. Occasionally a small person
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the first little cap she ever wore
right here at this counter, three years
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ago she: said, and how little 4 ever
that I'd ever come into the
Emporium again.
The great doors were opened promptly
at 8 O'clock, and even then there were
people waiting to enter; although most
of these merely wanted to be. able to
boast, of being the first purchaser in
the new store At 10 O'Clock a. steady
stream was pouring in all three doors