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The Calaveras big tree committee of the
California Club presented a request that
the association appoint a committee to
act" in conjunction with similar commit
tees from other organizations Hn the mat
ter of urging the passage of the bill pend
ing before Congress for the preservation
of the Calaveras groves. The request
was granted by unanimous consent.
It wa»-*decided to- appoint a committee
to examine Islals Creek for the purpose
of recommending' what action should be
taken by the association in the question
of making the* waterway navigable. .
The plan of the Board of Supervisors
to build" a /street through Chinatown and
thence to Van Ness avenue was Indorsed
wfth the ( request that plans and esti
mates of' the cost of tho improvement be
secured as soon as possible.
New firms elected to membership were
the Pacific Lumber Company, West Coast
Safety Faucet Company, Argonaut ¦ Tea
and Spice- Company, Lud Zobel Company,
Swiss-American Bank, Berlitz School of
Languages, Grant Drug Company, George
Herrmann Company, Vaugh & x Keith and
R. B. Cranston & Sons.. . ¦
At a meeting of the board of directors
of the Merchants' Association held yes
terday resolutions favoring the establish
ment of a permanent national tariff com
mission ' were unanimously adopted and
ordered transmitted to the President, tho
Secretary of the Senate and the Speaker
of the House of Representatives. . It was
argued that repeated agitations for
changes in the tariff are injurious to the
country; that when necessity for change!
should arise an-unbiased, non-political
body of men should make effective
amendments and that a commission could
handle the matter to greater general ad
vantage than the legislators themselves.
Recommendations were made to the
Board of Supervisors that the ordinance
requiring house owners to . observe the
change- in .street numberlngs be rigidly
enforced.
Plan to Preserve Big /Tree
Groves3 Is Heartily
\ Indorsed.
Merchants' Association
Debates the Tariff "
: Question.
FAVOR CREATION
OF COMMISSION
. Dr. Boskowitz, who > is attending the
case, says that Ortman will probably re
cover. ; ¦
Frank Ortman, a journeyman barber,
made an attempt to^nrd his life yesterday
morning In his n5to at 919 Hyde street.
Ortman engaged apartments at the house,
which is the residence, of Police Sergeant
Reuben Wolf, on Thursday last.' One of
the roomers in leaving the house early
yesterday morning detected a strong odor
.of gas in the house and on .investigating
found a gas Jet turned full on. He left
the house after turning off the flow wlth T
out mentioning. the occurrence to any one!"
Later Mrs. Wolf, on going downstairs,
found the hall full of gas, and, being
unable to find - the cause, .knocked on
Ortman's door. Getting no . response she
called her husband and he forced the door
of the room. The gas~3ets were on full
force and Ortman "was lying on the floor
apparently dead.
Sergeant Wolf carried the victim into
tho yard, and after an hour's hard work
succeeded in " getting some sign ot life.
An ambulance was summoned and Ort
man was removed . to • the Central . Emer
gency Hospita}. \'{
Ortman recovered sufficiently last even
ing to state that he had lived in Healds
burg until quite recently, but regarding
his attempt at suicide he refused to say
a word. '. . ; -
Frank Ortman, .. Recently From
Healdsburg, Tries to Kill '
Himself.
JOTOtNEYMAN BARBEB
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
sport and did not care whether ex-Gov
ernor Budd's deliberations were disturbed
or whether the officers of the State Board
of Harbor Commissions were In session.
Filcher bowed his head under. the weight
of woe. He raised his hand on high and
took a solemn oath never to allow school
children to overrun a fair again. On
Thursday another delegation strolled in
and the scenes of the day before were re
peated with variations. The boys played
ball with the oranges and greatly an
noyed the people In the various exhibits,
lt was then that Secretary Filcher noti
fied the School Board that no more chil
dren would be received at the Citrus Fair.
. School children are now barred and the
secretary is breathing easier. There will
bt no more "rooting," baseball games'or
grab-bag parties at the Citrus Fair, If
Filcher can prevent It. . • .
BAN FRANCISCO SCHOOL. CHIL
PRBN ENJOY VISIT TO THE
CITRUS FAIR. |
A week ago Filcher conceived the idea
that it would be a valuable lesson for the
youths of the city If they visited the
Citrus Fair and gazed upon the magnifi
cent products of their native State. To
think was to act and Filcher sent a com
munication to the School Directors invit
ing them ..to* send 'the children to the
fair. As there were fifty thousand young
ideas learning how to shoot In this city,
it was suggested that the children be al
lowed to go there In divisions. The in
vitation was accepted and on Monday last
10,000. school children crowded the. nave
and gazed longingly at the luscious
oranges and other fruits. The school
teachers kept a careful watch. over their
charges and no overt" act was committed.
The following day another body of chil
dren visited the place, but their conduct
was -Irreproachable. But on "Wednesday
the mischief makers swarmed down on
the Citrus Fair and before they were
driven off did enough damage to almost
disrupt the . exhibition. J
The lusty.lunged youngsters made more
noise than a band of rooters at a college
football game. They gathered fruit from
every stand and ate the "exhibits" with a
relish. Jars were broken and the music
of the band was drowned by the shouts
of the youngsters. They enjoyed rare
,,- ' who have; converted the grand
nave of the^^JJnion Ferry depot into a
playground. These youngsters have
made their presence felt by their bolster
our conduct and it has been found neces
sary to forbid them the use of/ the
structure.
FOR the past few days Secretary
J. A. Filcher, of the State Board
of Trade has been greatly per-,
turbed by numerous small boys
For infants is - a scientifically prepared
cow's mllk-f Just the right percentage of
fats and .proteids. 'For. forty-five" years
Borden's Eagle. Brand Condensed: Milk
has been the leading; Infant food of <ie
world. • Use-It- in : tea and • coffee. • ,
An Adapted Food
San Francisco > and Its sister towns
about the bay were visited by light show
ers at . intervals: yesterday. The stoibn
was purely local In character and did not
extend far into the' country. The rainfall
registered was .19 of an Inch. "
Light Showers Visit City.
Corriea has been arrested several times
previously for not adhering to ' the game
laws. - . . » ,
A trunk expressed from Santa Margar
ita to this city was taken to a prominent
Kearny-street hotel and was called for by
Guinasso.' A deputy of the Fish Com
mission found that the , trunk contained
thirty dozen quail and the issuance of the
warrants followed Deputy I*. N. Ker
cheval captured the shippers at Santa
Margarita Thursday and they will be vig
orously, prosecuted. *
The scheme of • evading the laws was
discovered as a result of a rather volum
inous correspondence carried on unwit
tingly by Corriea's agents with Chief
Deputy - Charles Vogelsang of the Fish
Commission. •>
The Fish' Commissioners claim to have
caught J..F. Corriea in another attempt
to evade the game laws. Warrants f6r
his arrest, and that of his clerk, John
Guinasso, were sworn . to ' yesterday ¦ "on
the charge -of violating the "bag-limit"
law. _ .•.'¦'¦ '. • ."•>".
Warrants Are Issued for the Arrest
of Merchant and 'Employe for
Evading Game Laws.
FISH COMMISSIONERS:
STILL iPTJBSTJE CORBIE A
Traveling men will be glad to hear that
Passenger Traffic Manager E. O. Mc^
Cormlck of the Southern Pacific sent a
telegram to this city yesterday stating
that arrangements had been made that
in the" future . the transcontinental ex
change scrip bureau will allow stop-overa,
also net charges on ..excess baggage. Final
details will be arranged on these con
cessions upon the arrival of George Gard
ner, Mr. McCormlck's secretary, in this
city. The scrip mileage book went into
effect on all roads west of Denver on Oc
tober "L ' . -
Stop-Overs Allowed.
THE FAN FRANCISCO" CALt,' SATURDAY; DECEMBER; 6, 1902.
Secretary Filcher of the State Board of Trade
Is Greatly Annoyed by' Unruly "Actions
' of Big Throng of Mischief-Loying Bc>ys
SCHOOL CHILDREN PLAY HAVOC
WITH EXHIBITS AT CITRUS FAIR
7
ADVERTISEMENTS.
. ' Phone — Alcazar.
LAST TWO NIGHTS. __
MATINEES T O-DAY AND TO-MORROW
Brpwn's
in-
Tcywaa....-
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT— First Appearance
In Over Two Years, the Popular Favorite,
MR. ERNEST HASTINGS.
IN miZZOURA.
— — SEATS NOW BEADT;
1 1 V v/Ll'House^
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK at 8 Sharpt
TOY MATINEE Saturday at 2 Sharp!
Don't Fall to See the 'Favorites In -
The.Toy Maker
HARTMAN, ANNIE MYERS. WEBB, 'CUN-
NINGHAM and the Other Cierer People.
BRING THE CHILDREN FOR TOYS ON SA*.
WEEK DECEMBER 8, /
The Serenade.
Tuesday, Dec. H, "PRESS CLUB NIGHT."
PRICES AS EVER..... 23c, 50e and T3o
... x Telephone Bush 9.
MATINEE TO-DAY (SATURDAY), Dec. C.
Parquet, any seat, 25c; Balcony. 10c; Chil-
dren, any part except reserved, 10c.
VAUDEVILLE KOHINOORS!
Helena Mora; The Barrows -Lancaster
Company; Thorne and Carleton;
Harrigan; Heras Family the
Biograph. Last Week of Captain
Webb's Seals/ and Sea Lions; Gus
Williams and Collins and Madell.
VULiUl^iOlA LEADIfiQ THEATRE
Matinee To-Day.
jr- TO-NIGHT and SUNDAY NIGHT.
Last Three Times of
TflE BOSTONIANS
Presenting the New DeKoven and Smith Opera,
MAID MARIAN.
\ Beginning NEXT MONDAY.
After 200 nights at the N. Y. Garrlck. -
Clyde Fitch's Best Comedy,
CAPTAIN JINKS
Of the Horse Marines.
Elizabeth Kennedy as Mme. Trentonl.
SEATS NOW ON SALE. :? V
9t£ BbdS Jmff .^Uss^^si
. ' SPARKLING, UNIQUE.
. HAS ALREADY . :
• Fascinated the Whole City.
| THE GEEZErT|
FIRST MATINEE TO-DAY.
Laugh ins Success of the Year.
SUPERB CAST. -¦ .
BPi.ENDID SCENERY.
GORGEOUS COSTUMES. ;*1V
SPECTACULAR BALLETS.
BEAUTIFUL SONGS. 5
ORIGINAL '. SPECIALTIES.
Seats reserved, night. 25c and 50c; Sat.. Sun.
and Holiday Matinees, 25c. Children at Mat-
inees, 10c. Secure them Immediately^^
ffiCHUTES!
High-Class Specialties in
the Theater
* EVERT AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
VISIT THE THRIVING INFANTS IN THE
LIFE SAVING INCUBATORS!
BABY TjGERJfTN THE ZOO!
ELECTRIC FOUNTAIN DISPLAY TO-NIGHT
-. The ; Chutes Phone Is Park 23.
NATIVE SONS' HALL.
MONDAY EVENING. Dec 8, at 8:30 o'clock.
A SINGLE CONCERT.-
MISS LILLIB \LAWLOR,
.:- MEZZO SOPRANO, i
* THE : MINETTI ' STRING" QUARTET. M.
VENTURA and MR. FREDMAURER. Pianist.
.. Seats, $2 CO, $1 60 and $1 00, at Sherman,
Clay • & Co.'s. Where ; the * Special Orders are
Now Ready for Delivery. • . .
WeeklyvCall, $1 per Year
Market Street, near Eighth: - Phone South 531
MATINEES TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW. .;
TO-NIGHT and to-morrow eVg — Last tlme&T
The Greatest American Drama Ever Written.
Hazel Kirke
A Beautiful Romance of the Human Heart.
Th« Play That Ecllpaed "East L.ynne."
tRIP.FV EVENINGS. JO to SOc.
rnlULO MATIiSEES, 10c. 15c, 25c.
Next Monday— Champion Lightweight of tha
World,
JI/nTWY BRITT,
In the Big- Hit. •'BOWERY AFTER DARK."
SECURE YOUR SEATS — AVOID CRUSH.
MATINEES TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW, i
LAST TWO NIGHTS OF
WINCHESTER
Beglnnlnsr MONDAY EVENING NEXT.
Th« Young American Tragedienne,
MISS NANCE O'NEIL
Supported by McKee Rankln, L. R. Stockwell,
E. J. RatcllfTe, Miss Rlcca Allen and
the Grand Opera-house Stock Co.,
In Sudennann's Powerful Play,
S "MAGDA"
PRICES— Orchestra, BOc, T3c and $1; Dress
Jlrcle, 25c and SOc; Box Seats, 73c, $1 and
SECURE YOUR SEATS AT ONCE.
CALIFORNIA
CATCHIEST AIRS YOU EVER HEARD.
The Belle
of New York
25 and 60 cent Matinee TO-DAY.
/ To-morrow Night, ":?iV
HAVERLY'S MINSTRELS,
With GEORGE "WILSON, the King of* Fun-
makers. Positively the Best. Show
of lta Kind.
THEATRE «£
REPUBLICS?'
Phone South 26
YOU'LL. NEVER FORGIVB vnTrttsnrr.jp rj»
YOU. DON'T SEE THIS.
HARRINGTON REYNOLDS CO.
THE SP0RTIN6~DUCHESS. '
PRICES^....... .23c. 80c, 73c— No Higher
25c and SOc Matinee To-day and To-morrow.
'Monday Night, December 8 — "MOTHS.**
Beerbohm Tree's Powerful Dramatization of
Oulda's Famous Story.
MECHANICS^ PAVILION
FURORE EXTRAORDINARY, i
ELLERY'S
ROYAL
Italian Band
CAV EMIZJO R1VKLA, Director.' "
EVERY EVENING
SATURDAY AND* SUNDAY MATINEE.
-'.--, POPULAR PRICES.
EVENINGS... SOc. T3o
MATINEES Ue, 20o
RESERVED SEATS AT SHERMAN. CLAY
..' A CO.'S. . •
kingipSi^ljaciiif!
EVERY WEEK DAT. RAIN OR SHINE.
New California Jockey Club
Ingleside Track
SIX OR MORE RACES DAILY.
Races start at 2 p. m. sharp.
Train leaves Third and Townsend streets at
1:15 p. ra. and leaves the track Immediately
after the last race.
Reached by street cars from any part of the
¦ "',-aty.
v . THOMAS H. WILLIAMS. President.
PERCY W. TREAT. Secretary. ..
Dolopp Desirable location,
1 lllflvv cnsurpasscd : ! cuwJne,
.g tsneqnaled service and
59firi modern convenience*
tlllU, are the attributes that
_' have made these two
IT VX t\ fl hotels popular with
Vllllilu tourists and travelers
1¥ who visit Saa Fran-
Bdtels ciict '
FREE TO THE DAILY CALL
• . READERS. T .
BEGINNING SUNDAY, DEC. 7.
The Newest Fad.
Quite the Rage.
"CARTOONS IN COLOR"
By Oscar Holliday Banghart, the re-
nowned young New York artist.
Free to Call Readers.
One Each Week.
Collect the Series of Twelve
Beautiful Carto.ns
in Color.
Number
Overland
CONTAINS:
/ ¦ . -¦; . - -
THE SHIP THAT SAW A GHOST...,,
,....¦. ...By Frank Norris
AN HOUR'S VISIT TO MEXICO. . ....
By Henrv S. Kirk
' \ . - \
THE STRANGE STORY OF .THE .
HOUSE OPPOSITE... Gordon H. Grant
CHRISTMAS IN T UNCLE SAM'S
POSSESSIONS (Illustrated)
THE MANUFACTURE AND APPLI-
CATION OF GLASS FOR ART
AND DECORATION
- ..... > By jWlltiam Schroeder
THE CHRISTMAS KEEPING OF
THE LUKASGIL.D
By Charleton Lawrence Edholm
THE CHRISTMAS GIFT
By Elizabeth Voro
THE DISCIPLES OF MINERVA. . . . .
...By- Elizabeth v Florence Grey
THE MOUNTAINS. AND VALLEYS *
OF YUBA COUNTY... By C. M. Olney
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I5t One bottle will tell a story of
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" NEWvYVESTERN HOTEL.
KEARNY AND WASHINGTON STS.— Be-
modeled and rer.t<vated. KING, WARD A
CO- European plan. .Booms, BOc to $1 60 day;
*5 to $8 week; $8 to $20 month. Free baths;
hot and cold water every . room ; flr« ' crates ; In
every room; elevator runs all night. , ¦
, amusements; : ¦ ;
/BASEBftEL,-,
CALIFORNIA. LXAGUE i GAMEsT • • - ;
THURSDAY. » FRIDAY 'AND SATURDAY. . 3
P. M. : " SUNDAY,' 2 :30 P. ; M. i
SA€RAMENTO ys;^ SAN:FRANCISCO.^
'(^^V;-! '-: recreation; park.'^ .
. - Eighth and Harrison Streets. . v
. Advance ' Sale • of Seats, S Stockton ¦ Street. ¦
RAILWAY TBA\KEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Trains leave and are due to arrive at
SAN Fit AN CISCO.
(Main Lincy Foot of Market Street )
HitAVK — . From Kovkmbek 15, 1002. — abkitk
7.00a Benk-ia, Sulsun, Elmira find Sacra-
mento ......... D-Saiv
7.00a Vrc» vine,, Winters. Kumtey , 7-bbr
730* Mnrtlnrz, San Ramon, Vallejo, v
. Xs fa. Callstogn, Santa Uooft 6-26F
6-00*. Davis, Woodland. K Eights LRiidlng,
Marrsrlll«, Orovllle..- 7.65r
8.00a Atlantic Expre.«t—Ozdcn and East. 8.25a
8.00a Klles, LatUrop. Stoctton 7-2Bp
800* XIlcs. Mcndota, Hanford, Vlsalla, ) ,_ 4.25f
Portorvllle .-.....; ..» "*4.BBr
8.30a EhasU F.zprecs--Uavls. Williams -
(for Bartlett- Springs), Willows,
Ked BluS, Porttand 7.B5F
8.30* Ban.Joee. Llvermore, Stockton, ¦
lone, Sacramento. ¦ riacervllle,
Msrysrjlle. Culco, Bed Bluff 4.25P
8.30a Oalcdale. Chinese. J ameetown v So-
nora. Tuolumne and AngeU /.... 4.2Er /
9.00a Val!eJ<»_ ;...,-„ 12.2Sf/
49-00 a Creeeent City Express — Martinez, v.
Trxcy, Lathrop.btockton.Merced,
Ilsvmoud. Fresno, Bakcrancld,
Lo§ Aocelea and Kcw Orleans. ..c11-S5a
9-30a .Vnilejo, Martinez and Way stations J.bbr
1000* The Overland Limited — Ogdcn,
Denver, Omnha, Clitcago 5-25r
IZ-OOm Hayward. Kllct and AVny Stations. 3.26r
ti.UOP Sacramento River Steamers tii.OOr
3.00p Benlela. Winters. . Sacramento.
Woodland, Williams, Willows,
Knights" Landing. MarysvUIe,
Orovllle, Cola8n,CorniDK.Tch»ma 10. 55*
SZQt Hayward.NllesandWay Statluns.. 7-6Bi»
4-00r Martlnez.San Uamon, Vnllejo.Najia,
Callitofra, SantaBosa.. 925a
4-00p NUes. Llvermore. Stockton, Lodl.. 4.25r
4 SOp llayward. Nlles, lrvlngton, San I t8.B6*
.lose, Llvermore..... J $11.65*
4.30p The Owl Limited— Fresno, Tulare, —
Bakersneld, Saugus (or btitt
: Barbara, Los Angeles. | (Golden
State Limited Blefeper carried on
Owl Train) .......: 8.65*
E.OOp Port CostK,Tracy,LatUrop,StocU ten 1025 a
6.00r Martinez. Antloch. Stockton, Mer-
ced. Raymond, Fresno 12.2SP
t530P Ktlet.Eau Jove Local 10.65a
6-OOp Hayward. Nlles and San . lose 7.26a
t6.00i- Vallejo 11.25a
E.OOp Oriental Mall — Ogden, Denver,
Omaha, St. Louts, Chicago 4-25P
c74)0r Sonnet Limited Westlmund — New
York, New Orleans. Los Angeles,
Fresno, Mecdota, Martinez 8.25a
7-OOr Ean Pablo, l'ort Costa, Martinet
and Way Stations 11.25*
*7.00r Vallejo ! 7.66*
8 C5p Oregon tt California Express— Sac-
n ramento, Marysvtlle, Redding,
Portland, Puget Sonnd and East. 8.65a
t9.1Qp Hayward, Klles and San Jose J1 1.65a
COAST LINE (.Narrow Gauge).
(Foot of Market Streets
E.15a Newark, Centervllle, Sen Jose,-
• ¦ Feltou, , Boulder Creek, Santa - ¦
Cruz and Way Stations 6-60'
t2/(5P Newark, Centervllle. Ean Jose,
Kevr Almaden .Felton, Boulder
Creek. Santa Cruz and Principal
Way Stations. ,.........t10B0A
4-15p Newark, Sac Jose, Los Gatos \ }1o!6Oa
o9-30j" Hunter's Train.......:.... «7.20p
Leaves Los Gatos 4.55pm Sunday -
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY.
From SAX KKAXCISCO. Foot of Market St. (SIlpS)
—+7:15 9:1)0 11:00 A.K. 1.00 300 B.IBr.u.
F.rom OAKLAND, Foot of Broadway — +6:00 $8:06
+8;05 10:00 am. 12.00 2-00 4.00 p.m. ~_
v COAST LIN E (Bro»d (law).
(l'hird ana Towmend Streets.)
6.10a San Jose and Way Stations 6.30V
7 OOa Ean Jose and Stations 3.36r ,
/7 C0a New Almaden.. .<.. ..;.. ..... /3.36F \
8-00a Conn Line Limited — San Jose.
Ut!roy,Holllster,8a!!naB,SanLu!s
Oblspo, Santa Barbara, Los Ange-
les and Principal • Intermediate
Stations ..:.!...:... 1045»
w9 00 a Pacific Coast Express— New Or-
. leans. Los Angeles, Santa Bar-
baia, San Jose, Pacific Grove, Del
Monte 11.35a
9-OOa San. Jose, Tres Plnos, Capltola,
8auuCruz.Pacluc Grovc.Sallnas.
' . . San Lule Oblspo and Principal
1'atermedlate Stations 4.10p
1030a San Jose and Way Stations......... 1.30P
1130a Sau Jose and Way Stations i 6-30P
oI.SCp Ban Jose and Way Stations x7.00p
2.00p Snn Jose and Way Stations 7.30»
3.00P Del Monte Kxpresu— San Jose, Gll-
roy,- HoUlstcr.- Santa Cruz, Del
Monte, Monterey; Pacific Grove,
and Principal Way Stations 10.45a
I3.30p Earllngame. San Mateo, Redwood,
Meslo Park, Palo Alto, Mountain
View. Santa Clara and San Jose. 8.36a
430p SanJoKcandPrlnclpalWayStatlnns f8.C0A
15-OOp ban Jo*c. Los Gatos and Principal
• AVay Stations ..;... • . 19.00a
{S.SOp SanJo«candPrlncJpalWnTStatlons{10.00A
tS.ISP San Mateo. Helmont. Redwood,
Meiilo.I'urk. Palo Alto 16.48*
B.oOp San Jose and Way Stations 6.36*
7-OOp 8nuset Limited— Sau Luis Oblspo,
Santa Barbara. Lot Acgeles.Dem-
Ing, El Pas«. New Orleans, New
YorlCeastbound w825a
h11^6p Palo Alto and Way Stations +3.45p
g11-46P San Jose and Wty Stations J9-45P
A for Mornlnz. ; •. .. -P for Afternoon.
X Saturday aad Sunday only.-
I Stops at all stations on Sunday..
tSunday^cxeepted., ; . iTSunday only,
a Saturday only. '.'-. -• t .. • -
a Connects at Goshen Je. with train for Hanford
At Fresno, for VIsalia via Sanger. -
c Via Coast Line. j> ¦
J Tuesday and Friday. - ' \
tn Connection tnaybemadeat Goshen Jc. with trail
from Bakersfleld; v .- •
n Dally exrept Satnrday. '. .- \ ¦
.W Via Saa Joaquln Valley. . \
SAN FRAN Cl SCO STOU, COR. GEARY AND STOCKTON STREETS.
Hinety per cent, of all other $3.50 shoes haye brittle "Hemlock' : * cr.
"Yankee Oak" soles under theflnish.- : 'r ; ;•'.¦.':. r ';. '
\ Every Regal shoe has r. genuine Oak sole / and the .removable seal prove* V..V.^
'¦¦"-**— "Trrjuiw''''" V' ¦ • " • ¦ "-" ' n . : --' -'•'*:.•'•.¦"' - ¦ "' ''•''"• -~. ¦¦', ¦ ' ."'
Sold only In 45 Regal Stores from New York^o San Francisco and London. Also my mall
••IT'S UP TD YOU, MR. BLACK BOTTOMED^ SHOB ! '' SATO THB SAW.
- ' ««I'M TEE REGAL X RAY,^ COMBnSfiiONKD TO L^T^LIGHT IHTO TOUR
CHEAP, DARKENED [ HEMLOCK ' SOLE, AND TO SHOW ji UP . TOUR GEHERAL
CYPOCRISY." ¦ *V . ¦ ¦' - /r ' ','¦-' '''^ '::'!:/¦¦ y^ :^ - : \' l j"-^
BAILWAY TBAVEL.
Caitfornia
Limited.,.
Dail v
j^^J^ An Ideal Train
[^^^^Sl or 0S2 Who
Seek the Best,
SANTA FE TRAINS
L**ve Msrk«t-etreet Ferry Dcoot.
I Local I L.lm'd I Locat OVrl'd
J DaUy Dally I Dally. DiSly
Lt 6an Fr*n } 8:00 a] 9:30 al 4:20 p 8:00 9
AT Stockton 11:10*12:08 p| 7:30 p 11:13 p
r Mtrced 1:20 pj 1:40 p| 1:23 a
"• Kr^eno |8:20pjS:OOp 8:13 a
•¦ Hanford | 8:00 p| 3:51 p 7:Ma
"VIsalia J4:4Sp| 8:00 a
" Bakerefleld ..{ 7:10 p| 8:50 p 7:33 *
" Kansaa City.l I 2:31a '8:02 a
" Chlea«» 1 >2:lBp 8:47 p
a for raorr.inr. p lor afternoon.
' 8:00 a. xn. Daily la fiakeretleld Local, stop-
ping: at all points in Sao Joaquln Valley. Cor-
reepondin? train arrives at 7:60 a. m. dally.
8:30 a. m. Dally U the CALIFORNIA
LIMITED, carryins PaIaTOSl" P TnF<ift
and Dinlcg Cars through to Chicago. Chair
Car runs to Bakersfield for accommodation ot
local firet-class passengers. No tecond-clasi
tickets ere honored on this train. Correspond-
ing train arrives at 11:10 p. m. Dally.
4:20 p. m. is Stockton Local. Correapondlnr
train arrives at 11:10 a. m. dally.
6:00 p. m. Is the Overland Express, with
through Palace asd Tourist Sleepers and Fre«
Kec'inlnp Chair Car* to Chicago; also Palac*
Sleeper, which cuts out at Fresno. CorrespoDd-
Inc train arrives at 6:00 p. ra. dally.
Offices — 641 Market street and in Ferry De-
pot. Baa Francisco: 1112 Broadway. Oakland.
CALIFORNIA KOBTflWESTERN BY. Ctt
LESSEES
UM FFAKC'SCQ AN!) NORTH PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPAAT.
Tlbnron Ferrj; Foot ot Market St.
SAX FRAAC1SCO TO 8AK RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS— 7:30. 8:00, 11:00 a. m.; 13:Sa.
S:»0. 8:10. 6:30 p. m. Thursdays — Extra trip
at 11:30 p. m. Baturdaji — Extra trips at
1:CO aud 11:30 p. m.
EU>TDAYS-«:00. 8:80. 11:00 a. bl; ISO. 8:3*.
6:00 and 6:20 p. m.
SAA 11AFAEL TO SAX FRAKCISCO.
¦REEK DAYS— <:05. 7:3S. 7:60. 9:30. U:U
a. m.; 12:80. 3:40, 8:00. 8:20 p. m. Satur-
days — Extra trips at 2:03 and tt:33 p. m.
EU.NDAYS— b:00. 9:40. 11:16 a. ra.; 1:40. 3:«.
4:65, 6:C5. 0:23 p. in.
L<eave I In Effect 1 Arrlr*
Pan rraLnclsco.l May 4. 1CO2. [San Francisco.
Week I Sun- I Deetlna- I gun- i Weak
Days. I days. I tion. ] days. | Day*.
7:30 a 8:00 a Imaclo 0:10 a 8:40 a
*:30 p fc:80 a and 10:40 a 8:40 a
6:10 p 6:00 p Nova to 6:05 p 6:20 j>
1__ 7:3S pj
7:30 a 8:00 a Petaluma 10:40 ai 8:4V a
8:30 p 9:30 a and . 6:03 p|10:20 a
8:10 p 8:00 p Santa Roaa I 7:33 pi 8:20 p
Fulton
1:30 a Windsor 10:20 »
6:00 p Healdsburs 10:40 a
Lottos
O«yservlU»
8:30 p 8:00 a CloverdaU 7:33 p «:2» p
7:30 af 8:00 al Bopland 110:40 all 0:20 a
8:30 pi 5:00 p| Ukiah I 7:33 pj 6:20 p
7:80 a| W;00 a| WU11U I 7:35 p| 6:29 p
1:VU al c:00 al GuernevllI* I 7:33 pi 10:20 a
8:S0 pi 6:00 PI 110:40 a| 0:20 p
' j;iu i| b:uo al Sonoma I 8:10 a| 8:49 a
t:10 PI 8:00 pi Glen EUen I C:03 pi 0:20 p
i:S0 al t>:O0 a] feebacicpol 110:40 a] 10: 20 a
8:30 p| 6:00 p| I 7:35 p| 6:20 l>
- Stares connect at Santa Rosa for Uarfc West
Springs and White Sulphur Spring-* ; at Fulton
lcr Altrurla; at Lytton for Lytton Springs: at
Ocyserrille for Skaxrs Sprines; tX Cloverdal*
tor the Geysers and BooneviUe: at Hoplaad for
Duncan Eprln&s. Highland Spring*, Kelseyvlll*.
Carlsbad Sprines. Eoca Bay. Lakep-.Tt and
B&rUett Eprlr.tt; at Ukiah for Vichy fcprlnjt*.
ttratefc-a Eprlnx*. Blue Lake? LAUrel Deii
lAke, Witter Bprlnffs. Upper Lake, Porno. Pat-
Ur Valley. John Day's, Riverside. Liierley*.
Bucknell's Eanhedrin Helshts. Hullvllle. Orr*«
Mot Sprite*. Half-way House, Comptche, Camp
Elevens. Hopkins. Mendoclno City. Fort Bragf.
Westport, Usal; at Wllllts lor Sherwood. Catau.
Ccvelo. LaytonvUle, C^mmlng^. BelKs Sprln«s
J^rris: OUeo'a, Dyer. Pepperwood. ScotU aa«
E^aturda7 to Monday round-trip tickets at ra»
* U On d Sunday*— Round-trip tickets to all potsta
fc*ycnd Ean Rafael at half rates. - •
Tlcke'tofflce. 650 Market St.. Chronic!.
V.ORTH SHORE RAILROAD.
Via Sausallto Ferry.
Commencing April 27. 1902. .
FBOM SAN^NCISCOTU^ VALI^Y
«-00,''U:t6 t>- m. 7:45 a. m. does not run to
P> ~n to San Quentln. |
li^O 2:16. -3:30. 4:4^ 6:30^ «:4S.
1U *uVdaYS-«:00 > •8:00. 9:30. 'lltOO a. nw
•12:^m. l^sflS. -3:30. 4:15. -3:45, 6:4>(
7: iS^?^ :2 marlced (** etart from San Quentln.
ll-io't.ni.: 12:35. 2:45. 3:60. 8:10. 6j20.-7:10.
1 °i*rK%A 1 TS-eao; 7:55. 10:05. lljff t. riu
V - THROUGH TRAINS/
7:45 a. to., wtek days— Cazadero and way
'^VlT'p. m.. Eaturday^-Cazadero a'nd way
et 5-i O 5 n D. m-. week daj-* (Saturdays excepted)-
T.-\rr\n\f% and Way BtatlOH*. , . .
b£oL ™. Eundaya-Cazaaero and way «ta-
U °10 S :00 a. xn.. Sundays— Point Reyes and way
Holiday boat* and trains win run on
Sunday time. * - ¦ ' ¦ ' * - ' '
nOUNT TAMALPAIS RA^WAY
9*~ Leave Via Sausalito Ferry j ' Arrive
V San Fran. ' Foot of Market St. San Fran.
toerk Sen- ' ' Sun- Week
1 1 -^n * *• fct Wtek '* 4:50 P. .........
— 11-30 a. uj imtnuulfiar :50p ._j;
ZZ^l 7:33r. Q|— »*«7— «— «• ¦ 8:15 r....^-
I ttTiaUTSUL(-X»«T» m *:8»r.»n n S«aFfmx!UwU«>w r
L iM ten «a xaszu ezasci ui haxuuuxq tzbu-i. I
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Genuine CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS must bear
Fac-simile Signaljire of /&uJ^!Z&z/
SALLOW SKIN. "^^™™^^^^^^™^'
TL -mtir*»LJ . Hv § \# r 3 ft=J ' 8mall Dose.. ,
They TOUCH the IL,.! V lELirV Small Price.
Genuine Wrapper Printed on * ' *T ~'
RED PAPER BLACK LETTERS >CS£>^ JZZ&'s+^^S
I Looh for the 6i2nature « <*r~t?^T~?^ -^ .
Entertainment
Fpr the Benefit of the...
fledical
Depart rrieht
of the...
San Francisco Polyclinic
To Be Givea at the
Alhambra Theater
1 . * '¦*..¦ • - ¦ -
Eddy and Jones Street*
Saturday . Evening, December 6,
8il5 O'Clock, .
_. ¦ ¦. - ¦
Seats on sale at Sherman, Gay 8r Co.'s, Kearny and Sutter Streets, on
»
; Thu rsday, Friday, and Saturday.
Those holding admission tickets may reserve seats at Sherman, Cl ay &
Co.'s on the payment of 25c extra.
AsruSEHTENTS.^

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