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cam FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS,

San Franc.sco. June l3.-Ihe oflciaI c,os-
ing quotations for mining Si0'AS 'o-'1'
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4Tncluded IN operating expenses are the fol
towing expenditures for extra ordinary replace
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ElGTN BUTTER MARKET.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. June Is. 1910.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
Great January Sale
Begins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Reductions
Why This Sale Offers Greatest Bargains

this
old
odds endno
Of
which the have been made
to cosor
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
Every Man Should Know This

prices much lower than other
Of We sell
prices naturally than they would be had
make
CONCLUSIONS Compare what with
splendid
Ike adv of
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
Values up to $50

In this group are regular $25 and $30)
tailormade suits that are in every wayf
most desirable New popular styles, =
most wanted fabrics, excellent tailor
ing. The sale price, 1920. J
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
Values up to $50

In this group we include many of our
finest suits, both plain tailored and
fancy trimmed. We are absolutely cer-
tain that these are the greatest values
ever offered, and we wish all our friends
to take advantage of the tremendous
concessions we have made.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
Values up to $35

Thirty and thirty-fve dollar tailor-\
made suits from the second group,
which go on sale at $3.50. All sizes are
represented, also misses suits-Broad- ,
cloths, Wales, Serges, Worsteds, in AZ
variety Of styles and colors, enabling
every taste and fancy to be suited.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
Any Trimmed Hat sssso so sso
$40 Silk Underskirts

The finest grade Taffeta Underskrts-l d. -
regular price $1,000 Colors: Golden, d -
Brown Pink Blue Rasin White, Gray.
Beautifully shirred rufAes, 1S-inch silk dust -
rufhe Almost half price!
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02

Our entire stock of street and evening
dresses at exactly half price. Make your own
reductions Broadcloth Dresses, Wolfe Dresses,
Silk Dresses, Three-piece Costumes, Party
Dresses, Evening Dresses Street Dresses.
Every dress in stock goes into this sale at just
one-half its original price.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
G00DBYS WILL BE
SUNG BY BEVANIS
Opera Company Finishes Its
Successful Season

HE BeYanl grand opera company will
close Its successful season of seven
weeks at the Garrick theater tonight
and as ii is booked for q long tour of
the east ii is not probable that San
Francisco music lovers will have an
other opportunity of hearing this ex-
cellent Organization for long time to
come
Today's matinee viii be devoted to
III Trovatore," with Frery, Jarman.
Sacchetti and Albert in the principal
roles. Tonight will be a farewell per-
formance. when the second act of
Rigoletto." the first act of "TPagIi-
acci,' the fifth act Of III Trovatore''
and the mad scene from Lucia" will be
given. Regina Vicarino, whose Vio-
letta and Lucia have been compared
favorably with Tetrazzini's and who
has made a sensational success in this
city, VIII appear in the mad scene and
VIII also sing in the excerpt from
"Rigoletto." All the other favorites of
the splendid company will be on hand
TO sing their adieus to San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
PLAY IS Mother
OF INVENTION
"Via Wireless" Shows Marvels
of Modern Telegraphy at
the Alcazar

''Via wireless pronounced by New
York critics to be one of the greatest
dramas of action produced in many
years, will be given its first presenta-
tion in San Francisco tomorrow night
at the Alcazar theater. 1t was written
by Winchell Smith and Paul Armstrong
and throughout last season was dra-
matte sensation in, Broadway, New York
While unfolding a love story of more
than usual interest, Via Wireless in
cidentally gives an insight into and a
demonstration of the latest marvel OF
invention, the wireless telegraph. The
play also exposes grating methods OF
officials who rob their employer. Uncle
Sam. The big scene in which mes
sages are received and sent by the
wireless operator aboard a steamship
is unique in stageland. The ship has
been driven in a storm upon reef and
the messages for aid are flashed into
space.
The play deals with the invention OF
a big gun by Lieutenant Sommers.
The mighty weapon is cast in the lfoun-
dry owned by Durant, with whose
daughter, Frances, the inventor and
the manager of the works are in love
1IiC lHdHdSCi, IiHhucy, uluo tHC = I'll
purposely in the casting and the gov
ernment details a secret service op-
orator to get at the truth.
While all of the principal characters
of the drama are aboard a yacht the
vessel is wrecked in a hurricane and
wireless communication is begun with
an ocean liner.
Elizabeth Stewart viii play the role
of the heroine; Thurston Hall will be
the navy official; Howard Hickman his
rival; Bessie Barriscale a typical stem
ographer; Thomas ,Chatterton the Sec
retary at the foundry; Will r. Walling
the secret service agent; Charles Gnnn
the wireless operator; Louis Bennison
the inventor; Burt Wesner the steel
magnate and Adele Belgrade his wife.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
ARIZONA JOE'S FIERY
sBRONCOS AT CHUTES
Pastimes of the Wild West to
Be Presented

Arizona Joe and his COW punchers
are coming back to the Chutes theater
and will begin this afternoon an en-
gagement limited to .one week. In his
wild west aggregation are Miss Adele
Won OIL late of Buffalo Bilrs show; Art
Boden, the roping expert; Bronco Bob,
champion bucking horse rider of the
world, and a bunch of bucking broncos
Of fiery, untamed mettle. Besides there
are lot of cowboys and girls who ap-
pear in the pastimes of the west.
Earle's singing comedians; William r.
Abrams and Agnes Johns in a playlet;
Tom Kelly, the popular barytone; Wal
ter Hale. in THE Evolution of the
Banjo,' and Tom and Eva Fletcher,
comedy entertainers, complete the at
tractive program Tire biograph, show
ing first rum pictures every day, will
round out the entertainment. Tuesday
evening will witness the regular pro-
fessional tryout, and the amateurs ap-
pear after the performances on Thurs
day and Friday nights.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
THREE Twins" IS
GAY PRODUCTION
Bessie Clifford in Dances and
Victor Morley, Comedian,
Are Hits at Columbia

Joseph M. Gates production of the
popular Three Twins begins the sec
ond week of its successful engagement
at the Columbia theater tonight 1t
will be the attraction up to and inc1ud-
ing next Sunday night when it will be
followed by The Fortune Hunter"
The favor that Three Twins has
won proves the musical comedy to be
out of the ordinary run of light mu-
sfcal entertainments. The success of
the former engagement of Three
Twins" has been eclipsed at the Co
lumbia and the production and cast are
better even than before.
Pretty Bessie Clifford is with the
company and is charming in her
dances. Victor Morley in the leading
male role has an unusual part to play
and carries off the comedy honors He
rs one of the best light comedians in
musical comedy and is firmly fixed in
the admiration of San Francisco the
ater goers.
Gorgeous costuming, beautiful seen
cry and some surprises in the way of
electrical effects add to the entertain
ment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
VARIED BILL IS
ORPHEUM'S OFFER
Close in a 'PianoIogue" and
Simms in Comedy Are the
Principal Features

Augusta Close will introduce her
"pianologue' at the Orpheum this
afternoon at the head of what prom
lists to be bill of delightful entertain
ment. Miss Closes act consists of imi-
tations and songs, which she delivers
in style that has made her famous,
it is said.
Willard Simms is bound to be WIN
ner in his playlet, Flinders Furnished
Flat, The piece will be remembered
as one of the biggest comedy hits ever
produced at the Orpheum. and Simms is
an old favorite with San Francisco
theater goers.
The Spssell brothers and their COM
pany will give pantomimic comedy,
The Continental Waiter; Leona Thur
Der and Harry Madison will submit for
approval their skit. "On a Shopping
Tour which consists of songs. dances
and comedy. This will be the last
week of the appearance of John P.
Wade and company, Quinn and Mitch
ell, the Flying" Martins and the
danseuse La Tortajada. The celebrated
Russian ballet will appear at the Or
pheum shortly.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
Dill BEGINS HIS
STARRING SEASON
"The White Hen" Is First of
Comedians Offerings at
Garrick Theater

Max Dill, one of the funniest come
dians on the American stage, begins
his musical comedy season at the Car
rick tomorrow, Monday night A packed
house is assured for the opening per-
formance. DilPs popularity in San
Francisco is great No comedian en-
joys more of local favor than he. and
as this will be his first appearance as
single star additional interest at
taches to the production.
The White Hen said to be one of
Louis Mann's biggest hits at the Ca
sino, will be Dilrs vehicle. Gustave
Kerker, who is responsible for the
score, has given the piece a number of
song hits and haunting melodies The
story is crammed with fun and action.
As Hensie Binder Dill is expected to
make the hit of his career Binder
has a dual love affair of a most unus-
ual sort and is harassed and worried
into innumerable comedy situations by
his two sweethearts.
In DilPs support are number of
eastern celebrities and the star has
spared no expense in providing cast
which, it is promised, will be a surprise
to San Francisco. Lora Lieb, the prima
donna, described as "the most stun
ningly gowned actress on the stage
will appear in the role which was
played at the Casino by Louise Gun
ming. Beatriz Michelena-M Middleton is
to have the. Lotta Faust role. Thomas
Whiffen. Roger Gray, Maurice Darcy,
Edith Whitley, Laura Oakley, Howard
de Courcy and Morris Mcguire are 9TH
ers who will add to the merriment
which will be abroad with Dill at the
Garrick theater. The chorus will make
fame for itself for beauty and for sing
ing ability. it is promised.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
Dramatic Notes

Girls" which was the last comedy
that Clyde Fitch wrote, will be seen
soon at the Aleazar:
Frederic Thompson's production of
Polly OF the Circus" will be offered at
the Columbia theater next month.
Lillian Russell will bring her play.
In Search of a Sinner" to San Fran
cisco before she takes it to New York.
Lionel Barrymore. Mckee Rankin and
Miss Doris Rankin win appear in The
White Shaver" october go at the Or
The Little Lady Gray" which fol-
lows VIA Wireless" at the Alcazar
lock. author of Clothes" and other sue U:
cesses.
impression on the occasion of former
visit 10 this city, returns for a weeks
engagement at the Savoy theater in the
early part Of November.
In response to a demand which has
been quite insistent the Alcazar man
agement mas decided TO present a re-
Eival of Gillette's famous comedy, Too
Much Johnson"
William Gillette is the uncle OF
Winchell Smith. author of ''The For
tune Hunter" "Brewster's Millions and
Love Among the Lions" Smith was
for time an actor in Gillette's COM
pany.
Joseph NJ Cats. producer of musical
comedies, is having run of good for
Twins he has just picked another win
ner. 1t is The Girl of My Dreams"
Thurston Halls emphatic success as
q farce comedian in '.The Patriot" will
result in the Alcazar management Civ
ing him many other comedies. It is
hlf .t.f, -
heroic and the comic in his art and
Hall is unusual in his versatility.
The famous Russian imperial dancers
will appear at the Orpheum November
6. Their engagement over the Orpheum
circuit is by permission of the Russian
We ks. Their performance is described
as being marvellous with grace and
be- Ity. and entirely different from any
thing ever before seen in this country.
Mary James Pa" with Max Ffgman
as the star, will soon be here again
The delightful play is booked at the
Geoffrey Stein. who was. here last
Tully Marshalrs role in Clyde Fitch's
The City," and is credited with a big
success.
And now a german critic discovers
that Bernard Shaw is no egotist and
no artist, bat a protestant and undi-
luted reformer- Julius Bah is the Ger
man who found it out.
IN order to present the six plays
which he produces this season in his
repertoire William Gillette has a pay
roll OF so players. Josephine Brown is
the leading woman Gillette offers
secret Service" Held BY the Enemy"
sherlock Holmes" The Private Secre-
tary.' "Clarice" and TOO Much John
Son"
Mary Mannering has entirely recov-
cred from the operation which was
performed on her for appendicitis and
will soon begin her second season with
the Shuherts in Rachael Crother's play,
"A Mans World"
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
SARAH THE "DIVINE"
is ON THE HIGH SEAS
French Actress and Company
Sail From .Havre

Sarah Bernhard, the divine" left
Havre Cor America yesterday She
comes under the managerial wing Of
w. r. Connor of New York, and she
announces that this will be positively
a farewell tour of "the states" She
opens her American engagement at
Chicago and not New York, and the
date is set for October 81. Nine Bern
hardt will visit the principal cities of
the United States and Canada, Cuba
and Mexico. A company of 46 players
and repertoire of 20 plays are being
brought by the great French actress.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

UDo you ever expect?" I started.
you needn't finish your
question he smiled in in
.terruption. Yes, / expect to revive
Monte Cristo,' but in repertoire. 1
fhink it should not be permanently
shelved. I feel that there are many
g-Vho want TO see me in the role again.
In spite OF the scolding OF the critics.
81 is usually best to present the pub
lie what ii wants to see so long as
the presentations are wholesome,
worthy and effective. But I shall ap-
pear next season in a new play"
The name of it?"
Z have no idea. I don't even know
who is writing it or who will write
II. This engagement with Miss Allen
IS but a temporary and in sense a
special one. When 1t is completed L
am assured by my managers that they
viii have a new play for me. What
IL will be about I have no more idea
than you. That's one of the results
Of the modern stage system, and it is
a very agreeable one to me, for it
saves me lots of worry. Picking sue
cessful play is such a difficult task
to accomplish that II is always well If
one can arneng in advance to lay the
blame Of poor selection on some
body else"
Then Mr.. O'Neill went on about his
plans for new play, for a repertoire
and for activities he looks forward to
as keenly as he did in 1858, when in
Cincinnati he first stepped forth on
the stage and was one of a throng
OF lords to say Please take me-
When are you going to retire and
rest2" I asked.
When do you think should?o he
returned.
I thought of these days of type
actors" and of the other days which
O'Neill had been recalling when THE
Big Bonanza" was followed by Ham
let and when O'Neill nights were the
vogue Ak the Standard theater,
while I was weeping infant at home
all unconscious of the theater as an
institution, I thought of ONeilrs past
and his present, the latter the rpened
fruit Of the former, and said, Never"
That's the answer" said he.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

The "old soldier fiddIers" are grizzled
veterans of the civil war They are
October 80. They do not claim to be
violinists, but they play the old time
tunes which were the vogue when the
civil war broke out. Two of the men,
bers of the company fought on the
union side and two were in the confed-
crate army. Their ages average well
over 20 years
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

Clyde Fitch's last play will be given
next at the Savoy, following Viola
Allen in THE White Sister," "The
City" is said to show Fitch in an en-
tirely different aspect to any other of
his plays, and it was the subject of in
tense discussion for a year.in New York.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

but lovable druggist inventor in The
Fortune Hunter" Once upon time
Frank Bacon was an adv ertising solic-
itor for the San Jose Mercury. That
was 26 years ago. Later, he became
owner and publisher of the Mountain
View Register the Mayfield Palo Alto
and the Napa Register.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

Lionel Barrymore. Mckee Rankin and
Miss Doris Rankin viii appear in THE
White SLAYER" October go at the Or
pheum.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

The Little Lady Gray" which fol-
lows VIA Wireless at the Alcazar
theater. was written by Charming Pol
ceSses.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
0'NEILL To REVIVE
"MONTE CRISTO"
Noted Actor Will Reappear in
His Famous Role in
Repertoire
Will Have New Play at Close
of Engagement With
Viola Allen

companies. the departure to different
ends Of the world and the partings
that come so quickly in our profession.
The fact that L keep my old friends is
one of the joys of my life"
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

Nine. Nazimova. who created a deep
impression on the occasion of a former
visit 10 this city, returns for weeks
engagement at the Savoy theater in the
early part Of November
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

Lillian Russell will bring her play
In Search OF a Sinner" to San Fran
cisco before she takes it to New York.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

In response to a demand which has
been quite insistent the Alcazar man
agement has decided to present a re-
Yival of Gillette's famous COMEDY. TOO
Much Johnson
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

GlflS, which was the last comedy
that Clyde Fitch wrote, will be seen
soon at the Alcazar.
Frederic Thompson's production of
Polly OF the Circus" will be offered at
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

Geoffrey Stein, who was here last
with The Blue Mouse is playing
Tully Marshalrs role in Clyde Fitch's
The City," and is credited with a big
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

And now a german critic discovers
that Bernard Shaw is no egotist and
luted reformer. Julius Bah is the Ger
man who found it out
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

EkDo you ever expect?" I started
you needn't finish your
question he smiled in in.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

William Gillette is the uncle of
Winchell Smith. author of THE For
tune Hunter" "Brewsters Mfllionsr and
Love Among the Lions" Smith was
for time an actor in Gillette's com
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

Mary James Pa" with Max Ffgulan
as the star, will soon be here again
The delightful play is booked at the
Princess.
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Dte zeunneanr.ttre

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