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BAKERY WORKERS PLACE
NOMINATIONS IN FIELD
Tickets Completed for the
to Be Held
Next Month
PLAY TO AID LABOR
Crane Elected President of
Sheet Metal Union for
Ensuing Year
Local No. 24 of
the . bakery and
workers of Amer
ica, -at its meeting- last Saturday night,
levied -a weekly assessment of 50 cents
on each member for the benefit of the
unions" on strike. It is expected that
this will realise SI. COO a month. The
following: nominations •were made and
the election will take place on the
of July 6 at the headquarters
of the local at 1791 Mission street: -
President, Astoa Wahl; rife presidents, FrtEk
t>uTr and Junes Flower: financial and corre
f-r^-iiEf secretaries, YTUllatn Wrirbt aad Dick
Kefcwarting: treasurer. Pha Eisoid; trustee* —
Paul Guderley. Charirs SwaaL Henry Hxtko;
*-iemti»e board — Alfrm Petersen, Panl Gaderler,
W:2lio Wrtstot. Attca Wthi. Alfred Lerch, W!l.
;iaai M- Steer. Blcfcard Srfffert. Frank DnSr.
Walter McMuu, Gottlieb . Becnert; sergeant at
• nu, Gostfr-.f-d Wieland; delegate* to the San
TraerSsco labor council, tile allied pro»!|!oa
trades cozacil asd tae }o!nt »xecotiTe board —
Pirk Sebwartlas. Edward HcCmaa, William
bright, Alfred Letch, Ernst Seligmaa. Aatoa
Wabt. S. K. Lesaa; business ageat, Edward
Typographical union Ko. 21 has made
its first payment of 1250 to the fund for
unions on strike, this sum being' part
of the amount raised by assessment of
1 per cent oa the earnings of each
member.
? • '\u25a0- •'- • Z '-:, * : -\u25a0
Branch No. 4, amalgamated carpen
ters and joiners, elected the following
officers last ni^ht: T. B. Pollard, presi
dent: W. Lw Patton. vice president; G.
H- Thompson, secretary; D. Laurance.
Treasurer; E. B. Spence, check steward;
W. F. Dryer, money steward; M. llc-
Kenzie, door keeper, and W. L. Pay
ion, steward to visit the sick.
The management committee of the
eigrhr branches of the amalgamated
carpenters and joiners paid over 53. 000
to the strike relief committee yester
day.
The laundry workers and the bar
tenders* union were occupied last night
voting for officers to serve the ensuing
i€rm.
• • •
The picnic given by the uniotr print
ers' mutual aid society at Fairfax park
!set Sunday was attended by more than
j.OOO persons. It was a great success
and ti:e crowd enjoyed the games, races
and dancing to the fullest.
• . • •
The district council of carpenters has
ir.arie its first payment of $6,000 in aid
of the striking unions. This is money
realized from the 50 cent assessment
ievied upon members of the various
subordinate bodies of carpenters under
the jurisdiction of the council. A like :
sura »i'l be paid over every week as
lorg as it is necessary.
\u25a0'• • •
Additional material was delivered !
\u25a0yesterday at the site of the Building,
Trades temple that is to be erected at !
Fourteenth and Guerrero streets, and
in the afternoon rigging was being put
In place for the purpose of enabling the
s;ructKral iron workers to proceed
tviih the work of constructors
• \u25a0• i
Sheet metal workers' union No. 104 has
<-:ected the following- as its officers for
the ensuing term: J. Crane, president:
George Hagemiller. vice president; 1
Dean Evans, recording secretary; H.
A. WiEsing, financial secretary; Charles
Frahm. treasurer; M. Fredericks, con
ductor: D. White, warden; J. Crane,
Kdward Freyer, F. Brooks and J. Percy,
delegates to the international conven
tion, that Is to meet in Atlantic City,
will leave on June 26.
'\u25a0'' • V'; • •!;;• -~» -V.'
The laundry workers all returned to
their respective posts yesterday mom
ing, and the statement was made tnat
for three years all wijl be quiet In the
laundries of San Francisco.
•. • v \u25a0 • - \u25a0 \u25a0 *.-
The play entitled "L*bor and Capital"
is to be produced at the Victory thea
ter in Ban Jose. June 27. for the bene
fit of the building fund for the labor
temple to be erected In that city. All
the labor organizations of Santa Clara
county are assisting to make the affair
a bsg success.
• ' -• • ',-
Now- that the iron workers' strike
has b*en settled In San Francisco, and
the men -went back to bench and pit
yesterday, work on the new cruiser
South Dakota, "will proceed. Last week
It was thought by the officers at Mare
island that the vessel would be turned
nrer by the secretary of the navy to the
forces at the navy yard for completion
there.
The drug clerks of Los Angeles have
taken op the matter of the law regu
lating the hour* of work, a number of
dnuggists having failed to carry out its
'provisions. The state board of pharm
acy is to b* asked to take up the matter
«id see that the law Is properly en
forced.
Note that the carpenters' lockout in
Stockton has been settled and the men
are to return to work at the old rate
of $4, tlie building boom which was
suddenly stopped will be returned.
The prevailing union wages In Stock
ton at this time are: Painters. J4;
electricians. $1: paper hangers, $4.50;
plasterers, $6: brickmasons, $6; plumb
ers. $4-50; - lathers. $3 per thousand,
averaging about. $5 per day; hod car
riers, from *3.S© to $4.50, according to
the material- handled.
Stockton- complains of high prices. for
building material us compared with Los
Ar.geles. -Bricks selling for 16 in the
southern city cost $12 a thousand in
Stockton: builders' lumber to be had
in Los Angeles for $16 costs $30 a
thousand in Stockton: structural iron
and other material. It is said, is 25 per
rent higher in Stockton than In the
southern city.
One of the reasons for the trouble
with the' carpenters' -in Stockton re
cently was the fact that some contract
or* who had contracts to complete,
naid 50 cents more than the regular
fica'.e in order to secure men. When
this was discovered there was a state
ment to the effect that if some car
penters were worth $4.50 a day. all
ec-ally good men were worth the same
wage, \u25a0 hence the demand for an ad
vance.
• • • \u25a0 ,
The structural iron workers have a
srreat deal of work ahead. Since the
first of the year about 750.000 tons of
new business was placed, of which
175,000 was In May.
• •- • •
\n electric supply company in Sche
nectady N. ~Y.» during the Quarter
ending-April SO, received_orders for ap
paratus and supplies amounting in the
ac-recate to I IS. 602.962. an. Increase of
J3S6»?6S over the order of thecorre
'po^dTng quarter in' ISM. A large
.oncern In the same line located at
Pituburg reports that the orders for
May exceed those for the correspond
ing moatn last year by. * 1.250.000. v^.
IMPORTANT RULINGS AS
TO RAILROAD TARIFFS
Unreasonable Requirements
of Law. Regarding Post
ing Modified
ROUTING REGULATION
Shipper Has Say, Excepting
Where Iriitial Carrier
Reserves Right
WASHINGTON. June 17. — An im
portant' order has been issued by thai
interstate commerce commission re- i
gardlng the posting of the tariffs of
railroads. Under the new rate law it
Is requfred that copies of the tariffs
shall be displayed In two conspicuous
places in every railroad station in or
jfler that they may be inspected con
veniently by the public The law au
thorizes the - commission to modify
these requirements and that body, real
izing the impracticability of compliance
with the precise terms of the law, has
modified the provision to some extent.
Numerous minor but Important
changes have been made in the rules
covering the construction and filing of
I tariffs. - The new rules also permit car
riers to authorise fast freight line
agents to act for them In the publica
; tion and filing of tariffs under power
; of attorney.
The commission expresses the opln
' lon that carriers may lawfully make
special rates for the movement of
troops when such movement is under
orders and at the expense of the United
i States government. an 4 that the rates
so made need not be posted or filed.
The reasonableness of a minimum
carload weight to which carload rates j
chall apply is recognized. The com- !
mission entertains the opinion that
shippers should be given opportunity to
use a car •which the carrier can fur
; nish if a car of the capacity desired
by the shipper cannot be furnished
with promptness, and that the tariff
should provide that -when a carrier can
not promptly furnish a car of desired
capacity, but does furnish one of
greater capacity, it may be used on tho
basis of the minimum car rate applic
able to the car ordered by the shipper.
If a smaller car than that ordered by
the shipper Is furnished it may be used i
on the basis of the actual weight -when j
loaded to its visible capacity.
Instructions to shippers as to the in- j
termediate routing cannot be disre-j
garded by carriers unless the initial )
carrier reserves the right to dictate in-^
termediate routing in its tariff. Car- j
riers will be held responsible for the >
routing shown In bills of lading. - It is j
emphatically stated that the commis
sion will give no consideration what
ever to tariffs which are not received '
at its office In time to give the statu
tory notice: that literal compliance
\u25a0with the law in that respect -will be ex
acted and in all .cases of failure to
comply therewith tariffs will be re-i
jected. j
EAGLES' PICNIC
Go!den Gate Aerie. No. 61, F. O. E..
Trill give its seventh annual picnic next
Sunday at Shell Mound park. An in
teresting list of contests has been ar
ranged, and as a special feature there
•will be prizes offered for the best
Scotch and Irish dancing. This contest
\u25a0will be under the supervision of Joseph
Kelleher. The committee in charge of
the day Is confident that tne affair
will be a great success. ,
RUNAWAY COLLIDES WITH CAR
Samuel Oppenheim, a peddler living
at 2000 Lake street, was in a runairav
wagoa which collided with a streetcar
at the corner of Market and Valencia
streets yesterday afternoon and was
badly injured. He was treated at the
central emergency hospital for a badly
bruised head and a broken knee.
ALCMXI PLAX LARGE AFFAIR
Preliminary arrangements are being
made by the Lowell high school alumni
for their annual dance in November.
Invitations will be Bent to the thou
sands of men and women who have
been graduated from the Lowell and
Its predecessor, the boys* high schooL
Johufcteu-Dieastaif Ctmiasy
Tb» adrertising agency moved to S4 Kearay
«r»et. i'J ;\ •
lj\ We have silver in all
«^ manner of attractive «^\
j shapes f or 'seddinggifts. *<f>
j Pierced . Silver Fruit Bowls, - / \u25a0
X/S Berry Bowls of Silver, c/ !
Vcv Ccmporte, Salad Bowlt,
•25 Ma3rtmnaise Bowb of Hand- .r l \u25a0 ;
ffi Painted Haviland China and A
U SilTer, Sail Set* of Silver {~~kfl
| Deposit Bohemian » Wart,
\ Salted ,- Almond Sets, Sar- 't&T'
VIJO dine Seb — diese are but v^)j
' soggesdons of what may be A :
C^Jk . had. " )
r 1 fiAMMffiSMITH & naD 1
OTJ Gdisaa&s, Sflitrssias, Jmkn -. ,
I^s Van Ness Ay. at Edify SL i<M
Dr. If on- s
PERFECT^
Tooth Powder
Cleanses and beautifies tho
te eth and purifies the breath,
Used -by people of refinement
for over a quarter, of. a; centozy*
ConTenient for tourists,
PREPARED tV
{p&DTTQ'cI Snr/iM Must Bear
«* K{tJ tt Facsimile Sigr.alurt,
leia /&~*^*f
SmLJItEFU.E-SUiSTITUTES.!
THE SAX FRANCISCO CALL; TUESDAY- JT7NE 18, 1907.
"^•j" -^^^__H^^ *jff^^^ y^'J^ _^ ~— « '/ V \-'v i •.-*•*.*"
BARTLETT
SPRINGS
; No Increase in Rates
; Spend your vacation there;- drink the
'. famous Bartlett xTVater that cures. -En-
' joy fine trout fishing. Plenty of saddle
1 horses, and rigs. Orchestra;*. dancing
• every evening. Bowling-,; tennis. Tcro-
• quet and all popular games." : "Wonder-
ful Soda Magnesia baths. Firsts class
•' massagists in attendance. Xew swim-
ming: tank. House keeping cottages \
for those desiring,, same. . RatPs. $3 to
• j $15 per, week." 1 to 6 rooms. Write
J. E. McMahan, Bartlett Springs
! Laic© County
Or call BARTLETT SPRINGS CO. WATER
, OFFICE. 701 Fourth street, Ssn Francisco. :
Phone Temporary 34, or 1592, and we will call
on you- \u25a0 . ,-.-'.'
WILLIAMS A.YD BARTLETT SPRINGS
STAGE LIKE
Leares Williams daily on arrtTal of northbound
; train for Bartlett. Allen's. Hough's and ' Cook's i
Spriogs. Daily except Sunday for Wilbur Springs,
• Joces Springs and Sulphur Creek. SeTenty-fi»e
pounds of barrage allowed with each ticket.
WILLIAM QCIGLET. Proprietor.
GO AUTOING
Have a GOOD Time This Summer
Take a spin over the. new PietaAu-
,. tomobile Stage Line into Lake county
and spend your vacation at
MGfILANIV SPRINGS
1 with "WiH Mariner and Jo Craigr. Every-
thing first class. Bring your old clothes,
guns and bathing suits. At home all
summer. Full particulars at- Bryan's
Information Bureau, 1732 Fillmore st.,
j S. F., or by addressing
; MARINER Jt CRAIG.
] Xew Proprietors.
if HOWARD^
VV SP&INGS 7 ,
LAKE COUIN'TY, CAL.
Cures »1I caswi fit kidnpy and liTer trouble.
I Tbe friend of the rbenmatic and tout patient;
I 42 mineral springs. Hot sulphur and iron plunge
I baths. Magnesia tab baths. Reference: Any
i iniest for tfce last 20 years. Kate*. $12 to Sl6
p*r week. Fare from San Francisco S9 round
trip. Leare San Francisco T:3O a. m. rl» S. P.,
or S a. m. ria Cal. sod Northwestern. S Mid for
catalogue or address J. W. LATMANCE. Owner
end Maaager. Howard Springs. Lake Co.. Cal.
ISODA BAY SPRINGS
LAKE COUNTY, CAL.
Sitoated on the pictaresqne shore of Clear late.
Finest cf boitia,-. battilce. huaiinz and fishing
onsurpassed accommodations; new launch accom-
modating 40 people built expressly for toe nse of
guests aad excursions. Terms $2 per day. $12
per we*i; special rates to families. Take Tibu-
ron ferry "'-30 a. m.: thence by rail to Pleta;
then ruse or automobile direct to Springs. Roond
trip, good for nix months, $9. Further informa-
tion address managers J. McBRIDE and AGNES
BELL RHOADS, Soda Bay Springs, LaVe conntr,
Cal., ria Kelsryrille postoffice.
LAKE COUNTY
Take a trip to Lake county by Wm. Spier's
wonderful stage line OTer. the best mountain road
in California. Grand scenery: , easy carriages:
•careful driTers. Round trip from S,, F. to Harbin
and Anderson Sprin*-«, $7; to Adams. Seig-ler*.
Hob«xs, Howard. Astor?. Spiers and Glenbrook,
S9. SUce leayea Callstoca 11:30 a. m., Snodayi
exempted. Half hour for luncb at CaUstoi-a
botel. Fifty poends hagcage allowed. Tirtets
on sale at Southern Pacific offices.
LAUREL DELL
The Switzerland of America
Boating, marine toboggan, bow:inz s an 4 other
amusements free to pjwts. Write for pamphlrt
to E. DTCNAN. Prop.. Laurel Dell P. 0.. Lake
county. Cal.; also proprietor Ls Trianon hotel, f
SARATOGA SPRINGS
15 different mineral springs for health and pleax-
ore. Write for booklet. \u25a0
J. MARTENS. Bachelor P. P.. Lake Co.. Cal.
'-sbiql.br
Hot Sprier, . new • management. Natural bot
t>aths for rheumatism, mal&ria^ etc. Wosderful
Ftomacb water*. .Swimming pond. - Bsths free.
Rates t9 to $12. Address W. E. CATHIE, Scig-
ler. Lake county. Cal.
HOBERG'S
In the Pine mountains; California's choicest cli-
mate. Phone, bnatin? and swimaiins. • croquet,--
bnntict; and fLthlasr. Best of meals. Place to en-
joy country air; $5 to $10 per week. Farther
particulars address nOBERGS. Lake 'county. |
<^®k\ TALKING
I -®^r^fei MACHINE
H3533T— ***" On Tour .Vacation .;;
Victor, Cdison, Zonnphonrs. 910 «o fIOO
Largest Stock of Records. We pay tiie freight.''
PETTER BACIGALUPI & S*3>S
111.1-1115 Fillmorp nt.
-Write for; Catalogue*.' / . \u25a0
I "FOUNTAIN OF UFE"'
JO2TEB EOT BULPHTTK SFRlHGS— Sure' core
{ for rheumatisci. malaria, puison oak, all *kln
and blood di»>ases. fS to • Sl2 a week.- Str.s»
connects at Williams. Pamphlet at; Bryan's Bu-
-pan. 1732 Fillmore street. TJLDEN JONES,
Trap.. Snlpbnr Creek, Coins*, county, Cal. -%*\
MONTRIO HOTEL
For rate* and particulars apply*
C. F. * CARR.' Prop.,' Monte ' Rio." * '
CASTLE ROCK-TAVERNV Jm ft' J :
Now op»ir under new ; management.' A dell^ht-
ful homelike place to rest and enjoy 'the beauties
of the- Sacramento: canyon/ Best. i and pleasure
here combine to drite- dull": carp : away. : For
particulars address B. W. \u25a0;; HABTSHOIIN,
KuMnVc. CaL' \u25a0 . .'. ' . '\u25a0 •'\u25a0\u25a0'. ',£'•'' . . •
EL PIZMO BE AGH
\\ ' Writel for Book . i
EL' PIZMO COMPAXV, .
_ . Pizmo, CaL . \u0084. \u0084,
B YROIV HOT SPRINGS*
The waters cure rheumatism— th» enrironment ii
perfect — the hotel comfortable and supplied with
an unexcelled \u25a0 table.' Sec Southern : Pacific Infor-
mation-Bureau, -grooad floor, James' Flood Bide..
Peck-Jodah , Co., 759 Market rt., or address hotel.
DUNGAN^ SPRINGS
Now ; open. - Rates • from ' $11 \ upward per : - week.
Write for particulars.' Address HOWELL BBOS..
Ilopliind. Mfcdocino connty. Cal. { ' r 7.- r ' ;.'\u25a0_'
ARROWHEAD HOT^SPRINQS
.: -i. ,\u25a0«\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0*-*...\u25a0- .:,*.-\, .\u25a0:-- — -:-\u25a0- .-<-..\u25a0 .... — . ..-..-.*. ,i,
Southern California: l elevation \u25a0 2,000 feet; | water
196 decree*; natural" ste*m. and niud.bathr;:new
botel. Write for booklet! or call 'at BRYAN'S,
ITS 2 FILLMORE ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
Always Something Doing at
\nf iff At* Medical Springs
I I ibbvA Lake County
Tennis, Saddle Horses, Fishing, Bowling, Shooting, Billiards, Mountain
Climbing and Excursions on Clear Lake. \u25a0
Witter- Springs Hotel is new and modern in every respect and an ideal
place to spend your A-acation. Cuisine and service unexcelled. Fresh ber-
ries, fruit and vegetables, pure milk and cream from our 1.400 acre ranch.
Witter Water has : become famous in every .part >of the globe. -Drink
the water, enjoy outdoor sports, rest and recuperate all at the same time.
For booklet and general information write to Albert J. Arroll, Manager
Witter Springs, Lake County, California; or
Mdnc6ffice^64? Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco
TELEPHONE FKANKLIN 2888
Witter Water Cureg Liver Complalnta
AMERICA'S GREATEST HEALTH AND
PLEASURE RESORT
• Positive cure for rheumatism, stom-
ach and liver and kidney troubles. Ta-
ble first class. Good hunting- and fish-
ing-. Rates, $10.*12 and, sl4 per week.
Baths free to guests. For further par-
ticulars write R. H. CURRY, proprietor
The : Geysers, Sonoma county.,
M*^t trains of X. W. Pae s "^ at Fohan, both
morning and evening:. Round trip only
$3.75. Jsew ownership and permanent
first clasg management.; Nine mineral
springs and superb boatins and swim-
ming:. "The prettiest place : in Calif or«
nia" is the verdict of thousands. Terms,
92 a day or $12 a week. Information at
Bryan's Bureau, 1732 Fillmore St.; Peck-
Judah Bureau. 789 Market «t, or 'ad-'
dress* Mrs. M.' Mulgrew, Fulton, Cal.
Aguii Caliente Springs
Send your family to the nearest Hot Snlpbur
Springs *to San : Francisco. First class accom-
modations. Special rates to families: no stas-
ia?: four trains daily; fare. - round trip. $1. 65.
Tiburon ferry or Oaklcnd: two hours' ride. "Ad- j
dress THEODOR RICHARDS,:- Apia Calitnte
Springs. Sonoma eoanty. Cal; ?.- j
1 a m AAA HOT SPRINGS. Sonoma Co..
C^KflnrSV on'n 4 1-3 boars from S. F.
! VilHllUtJ andbnt9Jßi!*sft»fin«r. Meet
m%* m " ! m ~**T trains of N. W. Psmfic at Gey-
Say terrllle, both morning aad evening. Round
jtriponly ss.lo. Reference:, Any rasstof tho
p*st 12 years. Terms. $2.00 a day or fl2 a week.
Information at Bryan's Bureau. 1732 Fillmore St.:
PecVJudah Bureau. 789 Market Strtet, or of
J. F. Mulxrew. Skarrs: Cal. \u0084 , : . . •.
HXTW EKGLAirD HOME— Camp Meeker. . about
40 rods from station. Beaujiful, walks.- srand
scenery, hunting and Csblnr. boatlnr. bathtntr
and croqnet proonds. All kinds cf fresh fruit
in season. Adults, $8.50 to =$7 per week.
Special rates for children. : Addre« GF.O.
HARRISON, Camp Meeker. Sonoma Co., CaL
GRAND TOCR TO -
TAHITI
ALLOWING SIX DAYS O.V ISLAXDS
The land of bread fruit, cocoanute snd flowers.
Clement Wra«e. in "The Romance of the South
Seas," seys:-
"Tahiti is the 'island of the rods People
don't know, they hare no ccnc*t>tltn of the
glories of these Wsndn. The globe tmtter fol-
lows the beaten track aud leaves oat this f*9ci-
Bstinr spot. One should so not only for the short
stay that the steamrr remains In port, but stay
orer a steamer and become acquainted with, the
nstlTf* in their plctnresQae rUlafes." KatiTe
fetes July 14 to 1«. - '
S. S. MARIPOSA sails July 1. Hednced rat?.
$125 for round - trip. -Send for folder -to 673
Market «t- TeL Temporary 1231. .
Klamath Hot Springs
Did not experience any , eartbqaake. Fishing
now flrsT class.' One of the most ' beautifully
located rescrts en . the . coast- Rates Tery . rea-
sonable. Apply to the' PECK-JCDAH ' CO..' or
Edson 8r05., . Beswick,. Cal., "for Information. Cr
SANTA CATAUNA ISLAND"
SUMMER- 1007.
- Greatest fishing tournament knovn. Ans-
piees "Tuna" and "Lisht Tackle" clubs. Prizes
awarded. Write'to or • call' 00 • ' ; \u25a0
.-\u25a0\u25a0•• PECK-JLT) AH COMPANY-. \u25a0
759 MARKET ST.; SAN rRSNCISCO. CAL.
•":•-• " J B . BANNING. Traffic Manager
WILMINGTON TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
534 - PACIFIC. ELECTKIC : BUILDING. ;';
.LOS ANGELES. CAU i;
lOAKUHD'S KAUIIfIIL NEW Horn 1
THE *KEY: ROUTE INN?; I
32D STREET ASD ? BROAfIWAV; Hj
i Cuisine- and ' Service Unsurpassed • H
Cafe a r la Carte • v M
ConvenientUo San Francisco, \u25a0 \u25a0
. X.S..,MtII<r.EX, Mtjr.; ... . J
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
\u25a0 ' Here : Is the Place for Health aad Pleasure-
Within IV, hours' ride of S. F. .Boating, swlm'-
mhiff. > driTlnir. \u25a0 dancing, ' etc. ::Th«' flaest salptasr
sprlncs In ; . the \u25a0 state. - Recommended : for,* Rheu-
matism. Stomach'-.-- Trouble, s et Booklets -at
Peck-Judah Boreau."; 789 Market St.". or M. 1 Mad-
rid, ; Vallejo White Sulpbur Sprtegs, Vallejo, Cal.
RICHARDSON SPRINGS
"Open entire year. Ten miles from Chlco.' Cal.'
: Send = for, pamphlets. " J. H. -; RICHARDSON. \u25a0
THE KENILWQRTH
Mill Valley. 50 ;, minutes r from San , Francisco.
Superior accommodations. -,, ; French " chef. \u25a0'-•\u25a0\u25a0 -
' :;MBS.;G. GRUSS,;Proprlttor.
HOTEL BELVEDERE
: • Ready for 'gn'estsV'Ample accommodations." New
annex. - . Pri»a te baths, fishing,'; bathing,', boating."
Address MRS. , A: i T. : MOOR& -. BELVEBERE. \u25a0-
Spend your Tacatien at . KH KBT.T7T T^vrv.;- Splea-
m did bunting, fishlnc-. batbing and boating. Good
\u25a0 opportunity <to f Tlslt ' Nerada ; Co/-: gold » ratnea,
Elevation 2,400 feet..Sheb»ey*s Statloo, on line
*. NeTada 1 C 0 .% narrow gaoge ; R. \ R. a Good • room
l i t and '\u25a0 board.'. .' Beautiful • scenery. \u25a0 . No coanmiTK
I I UTes-"> P/, O.r v O. C. ! Sbebley/ Chicago Park; Cal.'
I '-.'-. '-- LAWKEKCE v ; -VXLXA^^ncnßa'.'famtljr\'Tcsort.' ;
! New building; plenty of shade; boa daily to hot
1 aprtngs; llday; »3 week.- H. PELLISSIEB, i
VACATION 1907
ISSUED BX THE
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
SUCCESSOR TO •
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN* RAILWAY
AXD NORTH SHORE RAILROAD.
THE PICTURESQUE ROUTE OF CALIFORNIA
IS NOW READY FOR \u25a0DKTgffiDTION
GIVING FULL INFORMATION
IN REGARD TO
CAMPING SPOTS, THE LOCA-
TION. ACCOMMODATIONS.!
ATTRACTIONS. ETC.. OF;
MINERAL SPRING RESORTS:
AND COUNTRY HOMES AND
FARMS WHERE SUMMER
BOARDERS ARE TAKEN.
WITH TERMS OF BOARD.
$7.00 AND UPWARD PER
WEEK. ..{-:
\u25a0 ' - " \u25a0 •• " i
To be had at Ticket Offices. Ferrt- EuUdinp foot
of Market street, and Room 596, Jamec flood
(General Offices). S*n Fran-
cisco. Inquiry by Mall will brinj an
\u25a0 Immediate Response.
JAS. AGLER. J.J. GEARY.
Gen. Manager. ; Acting Gen. Pass. & Frt. Agt.
SPRINGS
sow:, opex : .
On? aatomoblles meet trc ia* at St. Helena
eTery day i except Sncday. . Take T:40 \u25a0 a.- ta.
\u25a0 broad ' gauge boat. - Commencing Jane 7~ to
accommodate freskend guests on Fridays and
Saturdays, will also meet train leaving S. F.
•at 3:30 p. m.'.Tia Ti boron. Fare ?7 round
trip. Write for information. -
AETNA SPRINGS CO.
Aetna SBTtatga, ~S*p* ': Canntr. Cai.
NAPA SODA SPRINGS
NOW OPEN. The most beaniifal mocntaln
health and pleasure resort. New skating- rink.
Address JOHN JACOBS. Proprietor, Napa Soda
Springs. Cal.
"WILSON'S INN
A home mountain place. 12 miles from Napa.
EL 1,900 ft. . Pare air and wat»r. ; Own milk,
cream, fruit and vegetables. Phone and t »«.
JS to $11 per week. Folders. ARNO H. WIL-
SON. Atlas. Napa Co. . .
JOHANNISBERQ
-EL 1.200 ft. Beantifullr oltnated among the
redwoods: Basting and bathing. . Stare meet*
iraeets at Oakrrllle, Napa Co. Rates reasonable.
MB. AND MRS. THEO. " BLACKENBURG JR.
HONOLULU
FOR YOUR
SUMMER VACATION
Rates $125 Round Trip. * S. S. ALAMZDA. "
Steamer*' of Oceanic line. sail. ereryi 10 days.
Tfce splendid .S. S. Sierra now runs locally to
Hawaii, alternating with . S. S. Alameda. Thli
rfres iaeressed facilities to boot homeward pas-
sage from Honolulu. 1 ETeryODe shoold make this
most delightful of trips. Book now and get the
best accommodations. Yon will j find a iteneroas
welcome in . the islands. " There's nothing taat
compares to -it. " Sailings June 22. Jaly 13.
:\u25a0? Of flee 673 . Market St., Ssn Francisco. Tele-
phone , Temporary : 1231! ,'
GAMP TAYLOR RESORT
V First class : hotel" accommodations.- ' Tents, cot-
tapes - and • family.: grounds . unlimited. ' Boating,
swimming and -fishing. "Grocery aad batcher on
the < groand. Terms - most . liberal. U Send, yonr
f amUy. V Apply ADAM BREHM, Prop.
N. W. R. : HOTEL 7 BERTRATfP, Marin Co.'
' First \u25a0 class - accommodations ; special rates I for
families and 'parties. ; ; Hunting, ftsbing. boatin;.
bathing; .beantifnl, drives, to Bear •Valley.-- and
ocean. Telephone." Postofflce at th« hoteL " An-"
ply to J. F7 BERTBA.ND, Tocaloma, CaL .
CITY ' SUSCRIBER9 ' WHO DESIRE -
THE GAI^L
\ .MAILED TO THEM
At Summer Resorts
.Or Other Out-of-Town, Places^
,\t"lH '. please notify offlcr, Kivins; , city
address * and '\u25a0 lensrt h - of ' time desired
'sent , to nen, siddresa. .; On rrtarnli(,
please notify, office, ' In ;. order . that;
Berrlce -by carrier may be ; promptly"
resumed.
HOTEL,; RUS^CAISO :
;' First i season ; >" entirely .. renorated ; » '• beantlfal
scenery, boating/ bathing, fishing.- hen tine. Cace-
ing. bo-wllng, croqeet. tennis. Rates. \u25a0$9 to 912.'
,By s the i< day, - $2. - Special :• rates *to • fanslllea.
Address L. B. SELENGER.- Prop... Camp Meeker.
' : XDB./C. C.'O'DOXXELL'S '
MINERAL* SPRINGS at Glen Ellen, the greatest
remedy y forj" Inng ; disease*."* liTer and ,: stomara
trouble.' reenmatism and catarrh, y S." P.- or 8."; F."
&i N. P. By." direct. Thirty : cottages • aad teota
famished Tfor :\u25a0 reat-v Fine : fishing. Apply DR.
C. C.;O'DOSNELL, »12 DerUadero streeu
PARAISO
:: HOT ::
< SPRINC3S
New Ownership and Mamajcemcnt.
Grandest and Moat Accessible of all
Resorts.
1 - Only Seven Miles of Beaotifal Stag'
. inf. Fine Automobilinf.
1 Waters Awarded First Prize at St
" Louis Exposition.
Natural hot soda, sulphur, plur.se and
: tub baths, 104 to 115 degrees, for rheu-
matism, malaria, liver, kidney and all
„ stomach troubles. Iron and arsanlc.
Altitude, 1.400 feet Swimming tank,
hunting, fishing-, bowling-, tennls,croquet,
dancing; gas. Expert masseurs. Round
{ trip $S. Rates $10.50 to IX6. Baths free.
Trains leave Third and Townsead at
i 8:30 a. m. .First and Broadway. Oak-
land, 7:67 a. m. Information of 8. P.
Co. or H. H. McGOWAX, Prop. Par also
r Springs. Monterey county. Cal.
New Hotel
1 Vendome
; SAN JOSE. CAL.
Thoroughly rebuilt and refurnished. TJnexcelted
cai»lce. ETery modern conTenience. Chanaiagly »
located in beautiful park. - '
\u25a0 Swimming pool, bowling alleys, tennis courts.
A delightful place to spend toe Burnser. Rates
reasonable. C C WELLMAX. Manager.
; TAHOE TAVERN :..
I POPULAR AS EVER
Add. Mr*. Allee Kicharda**. Xgr,
TAHOE. CAL.
CASTLE CRAG FARM
• ;- : '\' Former S«e CASTLE CRAG TAVERN. ,
100 Acres Forest, Meadow and Garden Land. ;
Furniiied log cabins, SI per day each person: j
special family rates. Central' grill. Ecropeaa |
plan. . genuine home cooking, reasonable charges.
. Here you are expected to wear plain clothes
' aad lead a simple life: If yon can't do thin,
. don't come. Address M. W. HABLOW. Manager,
- Castle. Crag (ria Dansmuir). California. i
CAMPBELL'S HOT SPRINGS j
H. PEAHCE. Prop.. SJerraTille. Cal. j
Most teaatiful resort la Sierra »TaAa noun-
talcs; 1H miles from. Slerra-rille. ovrl-xiVlaj the
grand Sierra TtUey; altitude 5,000: water unsar-
passed for rheatsatisa. . goat. UT»r and kidney
complaints and all stomacb trouble?; bo snakes
or po! ton oak : plenty -of fronting and fishing:
«ood llTery : picturesqtie driTes.- Bates $12 to
$14 week. Edknd trip ticket to Traekee or Bora. J
At .Tmekee stage direct to springs, or =fey Eoca
and Loyaltoa'R. R. Eonnd trip tickets., Paaa-
phletson application. ' \u25a0
THE OAKS
Finest resort in the Sierra Nevada
foothills; excellent table; 10 free amuse-
ments. Write for illustrated booklet
and rates, then you'll go to THE OAKS.
Address The Oaks. Applegate. Cal.
NATIONAL
HOTEL AND ANNEX
NEVADA CITY, CAL.
The Lied of Mints, Piaea tsd SoasMcr. TJa>
' eicelled accommodations. Reasonable rate*.
RECTOR BROTHIRS. . PraprJetoCT.
The Largest and Mm t Pesola; Saßuaer Kesert
ia CaCforala. •
TALLAC
LAKE TAHOE. M. I^wreace * Co^ Preps.
OPENS FOB GCCTTS JUXH L IaOT.
To rest — Teat city toe samrcer resort at D«b-
ner Lake. Write for partlcnlars,- S. McKay,
Truckee, CaL -
WHITNEY MOUSE
Leading Hotel and Sinsmer Kesort. Traekee. CaL
S. McKAY. Proprietor. r
j mcf. nrDrFEJrDESCE— Ia the high Sierra*.
15 miles from Trocke*. through 7 kUm cf tsar-
niflcent pine forest." Trtot fishing 'ta xak« aad
stream. Hnntlng. boatlag. bathlag. rfdiar «=d
drlTlisg. Tents far outdoor life. Tablo oaer-
celled. «xenrsloß rate* from an parts «f state.
Miss B. Ward. Mgr.. Hobart Mills P. O^ Cal.
GIAVT FOREST .(Sierra "" Camp), "de-
lightful mountain oetreat for semmer T»catVau
$12 a week. Key to hisb Sierras. Mta. Alts.
\u25a0' smiman. - Kings and Kera ri-rers.
Fiaert fisalnir. 5.000 Die • trees. Book -sow
for Jane scd July. Address Broiter £ lloppiEr.
' Ktwwh. Tnlare-coanty.CaUfomla. .
DE VEGAS VILLA DEL RIO
'gueknetille.
Hotel. . C»tta»t>«« ; «\u25a0* 'Cauiiat - Stte* -
; Particalars MBS. lE. DE YEQAJP. O. Box 136.
.-QAAipilSlQ r
GUEBNEWOOD PARK, oa Rnssian rlTer; nsi»
ing. boating and bathing; tents and cots rented:
lots fcr sale. Write' for circular. GUEfcXE t
McLANE/'GnemeTllle.'. \u25a0 , -" ~
vicHY SPRINCSS
' 3tE?n>OCTXO.COI7XTT, .
waters, champagne 'baths and fasrass
beauty baths.- Hunting.' fitting.. arsv class table.
J. A: BgDMEYEB. Pnq>rletor. t . -
A Tfip to ML TaraalpaK TaviMß
Fora day of -recreation," a nightof rest
and amornln? ride down the mountain
on -\u25a0 the . Gravity Car. - take the .boat Tia
I Sausalito - and : Mill Valley. ; Sunset ; and
'' sunrise as seen from Mt. Tamalpais are
1 beautif uL -The accommodations and ser-
vice . are - superb. -See: daily.: pap«r for
time card. -ALFRED H.- JOKSSOS.- Msr.
5O mfaqtesmJs^Ca* sfrgnAel. HsUf •
OWN SUMMER HOME f anin - 11^.,.
Equable climate! Lota $15 np. Cottsjres biillt
. SSS up. "'Depot,' stares.* natanrant. hotel;- phase,
post. . express,' churches and - sawmill; • 1.500 lots
•eld : - 500 cottages bdlt. ' SansaU to : ferry. .M.
C. MBEKER. Camp Meeker.- Boaonaa eocnty. :
Weekly Call, $1 per Year
Never a Dull Moment
SANTA GRUZ
Tie Alhßlic Gly if ttg Padft— Tie
WirU*s Mfst Buab'fßl Pby 6riaaJ
Opening of Summer
Season, jMay 1, '07
CAPITOLA
Seaside Resort— Hotel Capitola
Hot salt baths, serf bets*, bowline. 1 skatta*. '
dancißC. fnrnlabed t»tnj« tor b«qs* kt*s!ar.
Adtoss Htd Cmrtflu, C»»rt«rf». C«l.
THOTB OJTLT 051
DEL MONTE
£*lf . S«* BaiUar. Kat.r.ac.
Ja^r Car ft an Baa rraaclac» Twie« Daily. '.
rrs* Art rxMWttoa aad BsJm G»U?ry mt CaU-
I feraia Paiatcrs.
C VT. KELLET. T» Market 3tr~t. "
. - T*;«phoaa Temporary 2131.
Pacific Grove Hotel
P«rsn«rl.T HoteJ El C»rm»lo. Pacific GraTe."
Lcder the s&a* ownersbi? a * the Hot«I dal
Mante. Aqnlet resort, with *r.ry eoarort. at
Bjost n>asoaab;e rates. Ia close toocb wits sta
>"raacisct». San J«ce and Saata Cna. TlirocxJi
chair ear anil parlor car s^rri<H».to vA from Lo*
Acseles aad Saa Fraacisco etCy.
BEAUTIFUL
RACIFIC GROVE
Wi BY THE SEA
Best salaoo flsbJaj on the coast. New batalas
paTiJlon. - Glass bottom boat aDd wtmderfui sa>-
ciariae cardeos. - Boatisj; aod Uca«l> excnrsSo&s.
Skatiac risks. Two brass baad3. Address Board
of Trade.
Oilroy Hot Springs
Quality of Vn> Waters.
! Competent Masseurs. • - •. \u25a0 -
KxeeUeat Table.
Neatsess of Roocns.
. Arc it* fes tares of tbea* faraoas spriara.
J S«aJ tor boofclet to TT. J. McDONALD. Prop.
REDWOOD RETREAT
Alt. 1.000 ft.: baUt amoßff beaittlfal Kr»»«.
Tte finest location ia Santa Crta monntalas;
Piea^f of frait; amusement hall; swinuaiatc •
tank; -billiards aad ot*er diversloas free to
ruests: Balaeral »prtnir<; flshlnr; new free vaea- '
itoo pUn. 9* to $10 per wee*. Ph«ae or ad-
<lrc3» R. F. Waraaa. K. D. 28. GQroy. CaL'/:;
VIL.UA FONTE^AY?
Under sew siaaacemeat. Santa Crcz mouataia*.
S o!!es • from deawoud. V.n>l <•!*?« tai>b>.
Bowlia?, electric lixats. bUliards. *aac:n» p«-
Tnioa. crab room: «io np. Fhooe Star* S3. 3ead
far booHet. Ri<^ Harper. K. F. D. I. Santa Cra.
MT.VIEW RANCH HOTEL
Aod .eottaccs ia the moaata!ns o«»r Saata Crax.
Pint class table; ctn& room; daacin? pa-rUJoa-
jowiiay cmqc»t; rate* $8 aad $10; carrta*"
SSvl l^ r I? d Sn * f-r »«»«let TONT
PtfflXlW. Prop.. Santa Cwn, CaL
BEACH HILL INN
Best toeatfcm oa B«t;h Hill, Saata Cras. Ed-
brsed «iace Ust teasno. Orertookiair beaca an<*
Ca*."ai. Lane Groonds. Romxts haadsoajelr and
anistieaU? fs^isaed. Handsonest dials* room
la Saata Cm. Writs for boofclet aad rates.
THE ANTLERS
Uux*. naßr. wen fumiifted rooms oa ear
line, wtttta w*Ula« djataae* Saata Cnza keaclt
«b4 SeaMcM. eonoaaiisf ritw of BMestsin*.
?or ' pcrtlcnUn tdlrws MIS 3 M AKI K E. DE •
MAXQE. Ta< Aatlera. SaaU Cha. Cal'
HOTEL ROWARDENNAN
BEX tOBOTO, CAI..
SOTT OPEX
Far merratiesu addreM
HJEXRT G. WALTER. Pwprfcuat.
HOTEL METROPOLE 1
X ECROITEA* PLA*.
Most Modara Hotel ta Saata Cms.
- Rooas Proa BOe Us.
: HEDGPETH BROS.. Propa.
WaLLOW RANCH
DeUsatfaQT' located tata» xsdwuwla," 5 oiilc*
ffwa Saata Cna: taring wtter. traiU mUt. «x.
(•neat table; itilr BaM: te!ep^oce Sotrarbaa S7;
fre« coawjaace; f! per w»et. MRS. M. J.
CRANDELU Saata Craz. CaL
SEASIDE HOTEL.
.. . Ewpesm Plata -
' K«w. . modera. elecantly foralsaed irtnms: dta>
Ins room and \u25a0 — 1 1 le* flrs* etass; at tte beach,
opposite Castao ,rjak; pnpclar prices. -M. H. •
BZCHER. Prop., Saata Cpjj. CaL . ' - .- .
- -' : HAXLY SAMTOHU'M .
At Saata Cna by the sea. Mndera ti*-*Uueats.
with clectrteltr and masaace. Graduated none*.
Medical, aad scrr.csl patient* rereirM f»m alt
prmctictss rayslciass. Rates from X?) per waek
cowaTd. \u25a0 For parttcnlars • write , JR33 " M. J.
HAVLY." Saata Cms, CaL -• . r
. StnOCT HOTEL— Oottaaces, teats. - orchard,
redwood a. - -.; tenaia, eroqoet. <t»iw<» g flt^tar
Cearsii&x spot ia Saata Cra aaoantalas. ' Rooad
trip 53. 73. Carriaf* meets trataa.% Rat«s ft to
$12 week. MR. AS*Z> MRS. BOWMAN, prop*. .
Wris&ta, 3»au Clara conaty. CaL Phone Somralt
Hotel or Mtrrtt 2379.- Oaklasd.
HOLD YOUR BAGGAGE CHECKS
Until ! roa - reacb - Saata - Cna ' sod " telephoo* -f »
CRAKVS EXPRESS, phone -Red 1181. or lean
joar" checks it Howe's Music 3 tor*. 18f)'Paci9e
ar.;.^Santa . Crux. Agency -for • the- 8. -F. .Can.
Reasonable rates. Residence pboc • Red 136 L, -
rHOTEL, RUSTICXIVO
\u25a0First- season;' •atlr»ly reoorated: beaotlral
sceaerj. be* tier, bataiac.:: asblas;. haating. di» v
lns. bowltaj. croqoet. * tennis. Rates. Si t»tVZ.
By \u25a0 tie day..' 12. \u25a0 Special rate* to 'Canute*.
Address- L. B. SgLgyOER. Prop.. Camp Meeker.
- ; DR. C. C. O1>O>"VK1-I.*S
MIXEBAL SPRINGS at Glea EUea. tb« greatest
remedy^ for" ransr. dtoease*. Brex aad atamaca ,4
troablc. rbecmatlaai aad catarrh. S. P.' or S. F. •
* X.tP.'Rr- dtreet. TalrtT eottafw tsd tnta ;
foralaacd for • rent. Fia« flahtax. OS.
C C (rPOSXBLL. *12 Prrlaadwo street.
, TEWTS
CAMP^' fUUWTURE AJ*D : HAMMOCKS
AT. FACTORY • BRICKS. - ' ;\
•'Tw- A. PUtJiVIMER
• ' ' lint "aad ' Traaidia " St».. . Oa«laad V -
11S-UT PamOt VOXST,' Baa ttaaciaaa,
\u25a0f »f slfHmt— PriTate Snmaier 'Reaort. Seiwrt -.
boarders. Opens May 1. Terms rvaaooaasa. atoa. V
ITjaaaaaa.* Featacld, Malta Co, sotta l>naa a»> \
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