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Workmen Fall With Tons of
Crashing Steel Beams
Portion of Plbdr of vßuildi«g>v ßuildi«g> Collapses
SCENK OF ACCinENT AT THE PROPOSED MECHANICS' BAXIC BCIIiUNG,. MASO«
AND MARKET STREETS. WHERE THUEE WORKMEN FELL r. WITH • A . COL
!rc t»p?vv T w EI 4.J RA t IE AXD TWO LAB OBEES WEPB. BURIED" U.NDEE.A MAS!
Three workmen fell wit_h . several
tone of steel frame and building ma
terial in the collapse yesterday after
noon of a portion of the second floor
of the Mechanics' bank building in
course of construction at Market and
Mason streets and two laborers were
burled. All escaped. serious injury.
Otto Poole, foreman; Frank O'Rasch
and Charles Scbtt. structural iron
workers, and Ernest Keast and Louis
Cornett, laborers, were the men who
were imperiled, the three former fall
ing 20 feet with the wrecked steel.
Poole and O'Rasch escaped so lightly
that they did not have to be taken
to the emergency hospital, where the
other three men were removed to have
their injuries dressed. Poole was hurt
about the hands and vras rendered.un
conscious by the fall. O'Rasch was
bruised about the body, but his injuries
were not thought to be serious. Scott
was treated at the hospital for a dis
located wrist and thumb and serious
bruises about the body; Keast for abra
WOMAN BITTEN WHILE
RESCUING PET POODLE
Hand Is Badly Lacerated by
a Fighting Bull .. \
Terrier 7 .
Mrs. E. Helm, who lives in the; Ric
hmond district, attempted to save her
pet poodle from the wrath of a bull ter
rier in Golden Gate.; avenue near Fill
more street last night. When the ter
rier perceived that he had lost his vic
tim he turned on the woman and sank
his teeth Into her .hand. . -The wound
was a very painful one and Mrs. Helm
\u25a0was taken to a nearby drug store for
treatment. .. : \u25a0. •" . - 7V.. %
Mrs. Helm was walking along Golden
Gate avenue,. her poodle following at a
distance, when the bull. terrier attacked
the little animal;" \u25a0 Mrs.. : Helm interceded
and tried to drive the terrier- away. .The.
bull had such a;fiTm grip upon" the
poodle, however, that they could not be,
separated. a.nd ..Mrs.- Helm.. took- them
both In h.er -arms./.The "terrier- at- joaee
loosened his. grip iipon : . t"he" poofile, arid
attacked t the' woman. , With- his' sharp
teeth, he tore' the. wdman's: handj and
continued .-ilit aita.ck until driven- away
by bystanders! "" : V ;. . -. • •'• . '•].'\u25a0
THEATRICAL MAN'S WIFE : - .
OBTAINS PI VORCE DECREE
Mrs. Mac Brown . Testifies- That.Hus
•;.; band -Told, Her H* : Had . ' ..': :
: ° - Ceased, to Love Her. •. '.'
7 Mrs. ''Mae Browni'-thre yoijßg wife of
Charles Brown, a tHeitrlcal . managfer,
vr&K granted an lnteri«cutory "decree .'.of
divorce yesterday by Judge' Huni. ;.S.h,e
was married in .Portlarid! five, years- ago,
ehe testified, and two yeaVs' ag-o/.heT
husband-told tier "he did- not love'.'Ber.
any more ana^deserted' hen ".^Since. ]then
he has been managing road shows In
the east. She went to .Chicago twice
especially tOoseehim, Tout .he refused -.ta
return:to her. .. '" 7 •: * : \u25a0=. . :\u25a0'\u25a0._ •'
Loretta "A.. Power* began, jaiiit yester
day for a- divorce from Charles 'A» Pow
ers, owner" of. a gfd.cery- kt:3oo p.reilta
avenue. The couple were ;=niarrted "In"
this city in August, IDOSI-^ Mrs. Powers
alleges that she c has/ been. the.vlCtlra. : 6f
long continued cruelty. '• . "••• "".\u25a0\u25a0- •
; Jeanette. H. Waliac* filed' a. "divorce •
complaint' against' RicKar"d R.. 'WalJaiae,
to whom «he w^s married' 1 l""-y ears. ago..
Bhe charges failure, to "provide. and7ae-!
cuses i him of idleness, profl.lg'atiy. and
dissipation..- - '=••'• •.-."\u25a0 .. \u25a0. ':\u25a0'.. '-'. " •
SAYS LANpiORD TRIFLES . .
WITH: WlFfes /A^FJECJIONS
Julius Daniel, Fbreman* Machinist, tAx*
Tested* fox Alleged ..-. Threats.'.. Vo,
;- Kill anct- Malicious MUchief. ""A •
7= Julius I>arii€^/ foreman machinist -at;
the -Fulton Iron works." appeared- bjef ore
Police Judge. Shorta.ll.* yesterday-; on
charges of threats .to*;klll . made by . hjs
wife. Carrie Dairlel, and malicious mis
chief made ° by"* Joseph : McClay, The
Daniels Hveajt llcCl^^s house, 201 Pre^
cita avenue I .*" - * ° < '» \° < \u25a0
Daniel tokTibe Jufige r that .McClay
Kad been trying- to" alienate his wife's
affections. o ° McClay had done so before
' and 'bad broken^up" his 'home, but" his
wife had. insisted upon stopping at Mc
jClay's htiuse, he said. \ "When he went
.home Sunday nfght 'toe < "got "mad" and
t>roke some otothe? windows ,In -the
house. He had no indention of. killing
•anybody."-.; tj .
7 ' McClay^'denled that he had ever tried
to alienate Mrs. c Daniel's affections ani
«al<l the whole" trouble was that Dank 1
c 3Pas very "jealous of o his. wife and had
threatened to kill °he°r. o The judge put
the .cases over. Sintir July 5.
Fourth of July Rates
Low rates via Southern '- Pacific be
tween all California points -over the na
tional holiday. Tickets sold, July 3 and
4 return limit July 8 ; from one-half to
two-thirds saved In fares. •
sions atout" the groin, anjl- CoVnett for
contusions about.the body. •'\u25a0'"•'• -7.
. According: to Poole ; ,' th« responsibility
for thfe \u25a0 accident „ relsts with ...O'Rasch.
The foreman declared.-- that It was
O'RsLsch's.task.to set certain' bolts in
.the steel "frame. < for. the north pbrtlon
of the second' floor,. which -Was .raided, to
place shortly after noon. The .neces
sary- number of 'bolts \vas not placed,'
he said.' and when he aJhid "O"Rasc'h and
Scott. were standing-. on the j?lrders- the
steel save wa^y from .the uprights . and
fell. After' the' frame had been placed
light. girders .were piled on It, -adding,
to the stress.-" .. .=' • , , •'•'\u25a0-.' \u25a0' \u25a0'
The "building where • the ° wre.ck' oc
curred.ls under constructloii by: Llnd
gren. & Hicks, and. the. Siftith-Rlce com
pany.-.has the subcontract for the ste.el
.wprki". *J"..T-. Rice, manager, -of the lat
ter concern,-' spoke- highly t>.f . Foreman
Poole. saying that Ppole had charge of
all ;the steel work placed in' the- iiallan
bank buildhrg jn ;Montgomery .street,
and was , a -^ood workmen", • • ! ~.V-
WATKINS APPOINTED
NEW HEALTH OFFICER
Board Alsb Names Resident
Physician . for .the./.;'
•\u25a0-..--•.* \u25a0 >-"V Almshouse :-\u25a0: -\u25a0
The heSJth- board met yesterday and
appointed t>r, James Watklns to be
health of3cer..vlce"X>r. p.. F. Ragan, fe
sighed. Watkins was not, present 7to
assume his duties, but.it is understood
that he will, accept .the position. He is
professor of orthopedic surgery In' the
University of." California- and was a
practitioner In the county hospital.
The board appointed Dr.. Joseph But
ler .resident physlcianVatthe almshouse,
vice Dr." Wilfiain Conlan, resigned.
I Charles Clark was .appdin ted. assist
ant emergency. , sujrgeon'," vice G. K.
Herzog,' removed;" :. 7 • ••"\u25a0\u25a0.
. The board declared vacant the posi
tion o.f steward, held .by D. J. Farley; '
The plans" for the new pestliouse, pre
pared-.by" McCrea & C0., -were-- rejected'
as unsatisfactory. " "7 *.. '
.GENERAL FUNSTON- ENTERS •
- HIS: NEW HEADQUARTERS
As Many of Staff as. Possible Occupy
Ow;ens House and Balance Re
. main at Presidio' •'
. \u25a0 General . Frederick" . Fuhstoni com
\u25a0mandeT".,of "the "department-' -of
nia, is fully .installed" in the quarters
formerly occupied" ,'. by the Pacific dl
.vlsiohT at the 'Oweiis- .house, 24207 Pa
cific-avenue.-7 .* ; ; ' -.
• The P^cl.flc division ceased*' to: exist
on Sunday, and' as these quatters *were
well furnished- anct. well equipped for
the use »f -the department .commander.
Uncle ; Sam "•decided -to transfer' "the
•headq"uarters" from '\u25a0 the <" shades at : the
Presidio : t6 the former division offices. *
These" premises* however, -.not I being
Sufficiently -large, to accommodate* all
the" different heads, of departments,
several of the offices will be maintalneilc
at'the Presidio/ ° " ..: ° * "
At"th 6 main headquarters will bo
<Greherar : Funston; his aide, Captain Ed
win C.7 Long'; Colonel \u25a0W. A. Simpson,
-adjufiantf. \u25a0" general; : Colonel ."Edwin A.
: Ropt, judge .advocate;; -Colonel G. L.
Ande c rsoh, inspector; general, and' Colonel
John Biddle, chief engineer officer.
; : ; Th.c : following 'heads of the different
dep'actmentß- will' remain In their pres
krit locations at the P^residio; Colonel
John. X Clem, chief. quartermaster; Col
onel c! L-'Heiiman;. chief surgeon; Cap
tain' Henry T. <Fe"rgus6n, chief commis
sary,' and Captain Abraham P. Bufflng
\u25a0 toir; paymaster. " .
• .Henrys O.V,\v*. Dlnkelsplel . and ' Bert
•Schleslnger, attorneys at law, are now
associated together as Dlnkelsplel &
Schleslnger, with offices In Claua
Spreckels bldg. i Tel. Temporary ; 4173. •
MORE THAN ONE MILLIO** - f
V --COLLECTED/IN LICENSES
Saloons Contribute $986,625 to City
Treasury and Revenue of Pre
. Tviojis Year Is Doubled;'
, Tax Collector Nichols /reports that
during the fiscal* year ending, June ; 30,
1907, the total^ collection of license 1 tax
was $1,206,349.50, ' of which." $986,625
was. for liquor-licenses. V. The amount of
licenses: collected in > 1904-5 was $500,
693.50 and In 1905-6,7 $474,989.
.The . losses '.'on V; licenses on ' business
not rehabilitated '; was as ' follows : \u0084 •
" Chinatown guides',', '$2,200; 7" lnsurance
companies : (withdrawn \u25a0 from city), $8,
700; ; bathhouses,' $1,800;-" pawn brokers,
$6,000; : carpet^ beaters,- $200; ' Intelli
gence offices, ,$2,000; 7 livery stables,
$960; ; white and- Chinese laundries,
$3,600; shooting; galleries,', $510; ".ware
houses, $1,000; miscellaneous, $10,000;
t0ta1;. 535,970. 7 , * 7 :
UnderTnormal, conditions there would
haye -.been ~ collected i for.' licenses "other
than*" liquor -V- $290,694, -against .; $265,495
f of 1905-6,7 or; an 7 lncrease! of : $25,199;
making a'total collection of \u25a0 $58,971.50
over the year 1904-5.
THE; [. ;SAy7 PRMCTSGO;vi(MiE,. { iTUEBb^;i;yJUIjY -2; 1907;,
STATE BUILDING TRADES
BOARD HAS BUSY SESSION
General Executive Body Dis
- poses of a Number of '
- -, Questions v
APPEALS ARE/HEA^D
Action Taken in 7 Support of
" Striding- -tlniohs in
'Sari Franxisco" •
" J^t?s^--'-^5:?O "'Th e .general ,exetfu.-_
< T'tuo'Ts^T^lc j'uiiciL b'.- tlve*^bdard-.*' of . the"
. "V^^^^^^t;.: -8 ta t cv; ' building
\u25a0 • * •\u25a0 • -'"\u25a0•'', ;\u25a0? trades' ;. cotincil-- o*
\u25a0California met •°Jji--'.-".semlanhual = session'
at 10 Turk street,- Suaday.*| General"
Presiflent P. H.. McCarthy .presldeii and
the following 'jwefe present:' '• General
secretary."".. treasurer,: Q. A. .. Tveltmoe; I
first vice, .president. J. B: Bowen; sec-,
opd vice "iJresldenti Thomas Graham ; -
third vice, president,' M.'.G. . Barnhard;
.fourth .. vite. - president. E. : G. "Johnson;
fifth vice p/f'stdent. James A. -Gray;
sixth vice president. 7: JohnTjGoefleid;
seventh- "vice "president,- F/v,F6rgrett.
Executive, board s members, Edward X
Nolairi of San' Francisco,' J. P. Burke, of
Alameda. cpunts-V E. N. Gay lof San Joe- \u25a0:
quln county, .George. Duffey; of • Saera'-'
mento cftunty,* W.- G. r i Mathewson : *? of
Santa Clara, county; John , Gerowf of
Santa Cruz county, W. J. Dlckers'on -of
Monterey county and setgroantafarmo,*
F. H. -Prat't,, Executive board 1 members
George- V. Hill ..of Los . Angeles county,
J. W. Malonc.v of Marln cooinly.iP. Bur
ltngame. of' Huniboldf county, William
Conk.lin "of* San. Dieg-o fcoUnty and H. E.
Harding of Sonoma/ county being ab
se.nt-\\. ''">•\u25a0, '.v--' \u25a0•': •'\u25a0 ; ''' ' : - \u25a0-.'."\u25a0
7 H. E. Harding, of the Sonoma county
building trades council having been su
perseded-by Ffank'T". Adams, the latter
was seated. 7 7 • • . "7 >?
A ' comniuni.catl'on f f om the Alameda
county building ..trades' council askfng
for. a decision on the legality of .the
provisions of the. constitution of -cement
.workers' unicn local 19 which\ required
that members ot that organization must'
be citizen's of the United States was re
ferred to General Counsel Cleveland L.-
Dam. •- •"''.".*\u25a0
'; The jurlsdlctlonal controversy between
cement- workers union local 71 and | the
iiod carriers -of 'Santa "Rosa) was con
sidered. Communications from th.c. two
contesting organizations were read and
•discussed.' On 'motion it was ordered
that the Sonoma county building trades
GQuncll be directed to enforce tlie'law
and the trade'lurisdiction of the cement
•workers and I the hod carriers'; approved
by. the. state building trades council of
California. ; . • . ' ",•-.-\u25a0
A protest submitted by. the "marble
cutters' and -finlsliers* union, local ..No.
\u25a038, Indorsed- :by "the 7
.stone- cutters,- througjt 7 the building
trades council of San Francisco, against
"the stone masons',- marble setters', arti
ficial" stone block v setters' .local No.V 1
of Oakland, QalJ, alleged that local t No.
1 of Oakland was a .dual organization
and requesting : thkt : steps : be : taken /to
terminate Its affiliation with 1 the state
building trades - council. 7 •
"' Themas .Crystal; "special representa
tive.; of the marbLe. cutters:: and: finish
ers, No73B,;arsued that the nAarble cut
ters' and finishers, union. No. . 38, had
been granted Jurisdiction by the state
: council ov-er the counties of ~ SarirFran
.cteco, Alameda, . San Mateo : and :: Marln.
First Vice President Bowen, Executive
Board . Member \u25a0 BuVge ;arid \ Sergeant^ at
Arms P.ratt -contended 'that \ the Al?i
meda county council .was entitled to; an
Organization of marble cutters and fln-^
ishe.rs.- .'\u25a0-. ..-\u25a0 : :' .\u25a0."\u25a0:• .r "\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0.' j \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0".•
• It was" ordered." that the .secretary
•\u25a0treasurer.: communicate '; with , the . Ala
meda' county building trades; couric.il
and- -advise; that . body "of .the 1 law? and
policy applicable to the case." -".
" " An appeal- of cement workers' union,
local 89, -of "Monterey • Clty» • against
the : .« decision of .. ".the : Monterey
cpu.Hty Building 7 trades .council " , was
taken j up | and; comniimicatlons" bearing
\u25a0on the subject ': were discussed. 7:; Ex
ecutive Board '• Member. Dickerson
stated '.-that • the dispute had ' been" ; ad
justed. The • action of the ; Monterey
c6unty bul-ldlng- trade's - counjcilj was
concurred In and the decision- affirmed.
Several ' communications fram the
Humboidt.* j ' county ! •\u25a0, building > \u0084< trades
council- requesting a : decision, on 7 'the
lori-gshore<- lumbermen'^ 7 standing ' ..with'
the state council and calling "for" inter
pretations, of constitutional " provision
were : referred to the secretary-treas
,urer for reply. - 7.
Resolution No. 11, referred \u25a0 by T the
-sixth 'annual convention , to : the general
executive * board, was f . taken "up. . 7-Th.c
resolution . provides ttiat , the wood,
wire and metal lathers' bunion, be given
•"Jurisdiction' over '""light ;iron construc
tlon; such as erecting. of light-Iron'par
titions,- f urrings, ceilings', walls and
corner beads." ' . • . , -
The "Case was • presented * on behalf
•of the wood, wire : and metal lathers'
by First ' Vice President ' J. JB} :Boweh,*
who argued : In .favor^pf r the -resolution
.and submitted • in 1 ; support.of«hls"argu
ment. volu-minous ' documentary -evi
dence. 7 John 'Bell, 7 Cornelius ; Collins,
E. : K. Rhodes and 71Thomas 7 Priestly,
representing the wood; wire ; and metal
lathers, were \u25a0 admitted 7 and % addressed
the ..board, advocating . that the ,* work
In question be- given , : td; the • lathers,
whereupon a f motion • was 7- made V-b.y
First Vl-ce' President Bowen awarding
.the. work In question to the. wobd/i wire
and metal! lathers: :;A\vote|resulted?ln
7 : ayes. and ; 11 f nays,-, leaving' the ' jurls
diction;?as settled ; by/ thei ' fifth ? annual
conventlonl granting/ the flerectings and
installing 7of 7 light ;; iron :t: t construction,
making and erecting of brackets, clips
and hangers to; the honsesmiths and
architectural/! Irons, workers ;andv: all
wood,' wire and metal ilathlngf^tOi^-the
wopd, wl^e . and ; metal \u25a0 lathers',; union; 7
' All local- councils^ reported"; that \ they
are in : a/flourishing i^conditlonrjii'Tho
membershlp7 Is "Increasing i rapidly "and
little or no7nonunlon7work- is* belnu
done. \u25a0 .. :' r '\u25a0 \u25a0-;*•\u25a0 \u25a0•'.""'•.
y Eacrkmen to : announced '\u25a0\u25a0 that \u25a0 two new
unions : had 7 beenVadmitted s and'" that
the only ..trouble In Ithe^ Jurisdiction; of
that council, was , the ;s"trike." of 7 the
quarrymeril '-.;.- -7-.7--' I; _. ' ;../; ;: 7.7 •.-•. -•- •\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0
H. v-- E. 7; Thr ed gold, j N fepr"esentin ig \ '.'.-. th ai
sites^; quarrymeh, 7'- explained ;^that^:. the
union \u25a0 was *'\u25a0 on ' » strike :• f or > air s increase
in wag'es7oft 60 scents Jal: day; andXre
quested -.the assistance : ' of V" the. Estate
RUMFORD?^^
— G UARANTEED—
\u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0• »' ' UNDER THE : . % f y
PURE FOOD LAW
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Our Guarantee is on file witii the Sec'y ; lof Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
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——NEAREST SEASIDE SUBURB
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FISH CAUIfiBT AT EDGE-MAR AUTOMOBILE TRANSPORTATION
\ CQme and be our guests for the 7day, take a dipin the surf or bring your lines and fish, .spend the day
on the beach or wander over the beautiful sunny slopes or along the graded boulevards.' /There will be ho noise,
no hurrah, no fireworks, but you will spend a quiet, pleasant day that you will remember. : ; • '. ' I• ;
' EDGE-MAR is ; only nine miles" from the city ; hall, is the first suburb on the, new Ocean Shore road,
'will ,be; reached in. 25 :' minutes - : lTom-Ele'v%nth 'and '''Market,~'; : with' a, very low commutation farei > • .v - :•\u25a0 :\u25a0•\u25a0;
One^ile of Permanent Str^tGradin
• Good building restrictions, no saloons, first class not only." guaranteed in your contract^; but
I; • \u25a0 Splendid climate, ; southern exposure to the sun, -well protected from winds and; fogs, • and Has Beyond qu^s^:
tion the most magnificent marine and mountain view • thaf '-. can be found a round the city -It ; is a . surprise ] and ; 4c^ . \
light to all who see it.' It will appeal to you strongly as. a° home place and you. will not be on the .prppcriy lon^
\u25a0': before you see its .great possibilities as *_'an \u25a0.'investment. \u25a0''•• .-' ". * \u25a0•: ' ;:• ;' * 'S:.'"'-..:'/. '.y..' : / : \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0-:\u25a0\u25a0,
Trains at Edge-Mar m ;,a feyi . DayS:'7;J £WAl
:\u25a0'.-. The Ocean : Shore Railroad is laying rails through ;EDQE-MAR .tjhus week; the, grading froih; thereto ;'
the city is practically finished, and ; rails laid.- Excursion trains" .will; pe .there, within, a • very 'few, days." t-. ByXi 7
-RIGHT NOW and take advantage of the advance' in prices. '• .< • ! "\u25a0 .-*- .•_ " ; _ ' . . 7 . ; ' : : 7?/,-; \u0084 ; .
If you "would like to : visit. EDGE-MAR .at our, expense, mail' the coupon; in the Qorner, "or. phone;, vi; ;or .
taks • the 10:30 Southern Paicific train at Twenty-fi fth and Valencia and our automobiles will" meet you ; at' Colma, «
OWNERS 2055 SUTTER STREET :
I Edge-Mar Real^r Syndicite. ' \ ' ' I . '"' { .- "' '/\u25a0 l ' ',•'\u25a0 -BRANCH- OFFIiGESi::":;.: i . ,"• C;- -
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I'would like to leave San Francucbaj:.. ..;.*..•..... ..... . •;•, R.^F.'.-WEL^.V>V.Vr.^.V : ;
(»Ute -time).. Kin.dly have one of your automobiles c*H for 3152 " - ,-;•"•.. 'JACOBS 1 & CO^;. 7- \u25a0 \u25a0• •' .;• ".'
' .'.-;"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0 V- ; - ' . ' . . . -. ' - "'.' .".' . . - o - \u25a0'*:\u25a0•• Special Agents, \u25a0" • " '."•>! \\ \u25a0 \u25a0•' • - -
party, of ......... pciyn.. ._ \u25a0 . •.. . \u0084^ \u25a0 ,- ; ; ..^. ;. -2655; Sutler .St. ';. '. \u25a0\u25a0 .
councils lrKt)ehalf :of ? f the quarf ymen/j
which was ; granted. 7 ,' •\u25a0 'i''7 i
: The Sonoma; county : building trades
I council' stated that efforts were; being
: made to : erect and repair '* buildings -at
1 the Home of "the j Feeble Minded near
1 Glen Ellen ; by* Incompetent "\u25a0 mechanics
; and " workmen ': and : requested \u25a0 that . th<s
executive officers •\u25a0, take .\u25a0 up the matter
: with the management of the Institu
tion, whlch'-.'was : ordered.' '7* 7; ' /- 77 ',m
..The, following .resolution 7. was
adopted: ?.
jt- Whereas, the present stringency In the money,
1 market and - the unsettled . commercial ! conditions,
| which hare preralted in this «tate for the last
| .year, hare ' produced ' Industrial -:• depression . and
partially , paralyzed s the \u25a0 building ' business In San
Francisco . and , other bay -. cities ; i therefore,; b* >It
\u25a0I Resolred, that | all /building | mechanics and . la
borer* be I and * are - hereby . warned Ito • stay away
from " California until further : notice* and ' thus i
refrain i from ; coming - here : only •to augment ='the j
ever Increasing number of idle artisans who are
swarming , the streets of :' our , cities ; and be it
further ';.;:- ,-f '\u25a0\u25a0•;• • -*:,\u25a0 "''\u25a0; .-\u25a0'\u25a0. \u25a0\u25a0'.'\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'<-, ' ! «.--i : /\u25a0?'-"<\u25a0
EesolTed. that the several local building trades i
councils affiliated with the state building . trades !
council of California bo and are hereby j instruct- j
ed \u25a0 to . direct \u25a0 their \ affiliating \ unions and \ their
members to enact and' promulgate such rules and
regulations i as ;, will ; most *. Speedily .?. promote * and
effect normal and" settled; conditions - on' a > just '
and equitable basis with Its resultant' prosperity \
and ' happiness .to all the people of our state. ,
\u25a0 * A*7 resolution;; condemning ". Brlgadisr
General Funs ton for; the language i used
In :. hla :i letter : to 7 the "(fourth? of [ July
committee] wa« > adopted,' 1 as was "one ; mv
dorslng 7the ; recommendations 7 of 7 the
generalY executive ? officers 'ot: the'i state
building 7 trades ;' council vof .i California
and a the action { of s the building trades
council J of , San. Francisco, directing I af-,
flliated\unlahs^' and I their 7. members % to
grant moral support and '\u25a0 give financial
assistance 3 toMhe | street j carmen;* \.tei<Sr
phone t operators ; and other union \ men
now/ on ;^«tH key or; flocked 7 Out 7 in' ; Sa.i
Francisco;! were^ f kpprpyed j'7 and • con -
curred : In *fand -: tt* *,was^ordered. : that
affiliated; jlocal'^ building !J'. trades 7 coun
cils* I carry $ out 'the v purports, vaimsVand
objects "*• of ,tth*'4 recommendations S and
actions In their respective; jurisdictions;
; inlorderHhat; unions may A remlt'^heir
regul.ar l aisessments and contributions
toUheJttrlkPfundiWlthout^delay. ' 7
; '; The next \ meetln g 7of ' the I board 'Vlll
be heldt'lny Santa. Crtii,^ 'January '12,
i908.^7;;- i 7 i^' v '?: : 7^*v^.-: : 'f ;^ a :V"AV;S:c ; * ; i
v 7 Secretary Murlf ,V;of " 'the 'brewery \u25a0
workers \u25a0sald:yestcrday"that;aH ; isfqu'ieti
in "* the" various "im 1 bns * wit h j
, the r< brewery the t:"set«
tlement of the strike. 'The menUn all |
the branches,".', he : said; '"are satisfied I
i and, so » far 4 as I ; know,, the employers,
j are= also. 7 All the".- men . are ,y employed
ahd'somevwho have come' from the ea'-jt
i haveV; found places ; In 7 the 7 breweries.
I Fourteen .-'such were 7emplbyedj In the
I past -three weeks. There is one: thing
; that,- the \u25a0' men: would like : to see "come
| to v ; an end 'and 7 that is the car strike.
I They,; are" becoming I very; tireh of " hav
\u25a0lng \to walk, , some of them five.or'slx
! miles from, home and'thenV'after work-
Ing Vall-Jdayi wlth7 heavy boots, to he
obliged i to7walk back.v; Of 7course,° they
i are: willing, to pay the 60 ' cents a' week
for the'j benefit of, the carmen .and other
! unions "on striked but they t are getting*
tired of: walking."- >7l ••
"» The following; have been elected of
ficers ,of-.: sign ;; and % pictorial -. painters'
union No. 510 to' serve for thi. ensuing
term : ; 7. N. ; > Il : 7 Tucker,: > president ; F.
Mayo,7.vice" f president ;-7A: Koppel, con
ductor; Joseph '•Valonta, - warden; \*.
Kress, W."7.Burchell,o.*Horleln, IL
Eilken,'7C7»Ehart- -and ; George Marsh",
delegates .i to . the 'district '•\u25a0 council;
! George BrookeT George "Watsoni'J. Wil
lis, LeorDeneff. Augustus Lally- and
iN.'.E. .Tiicker, delegates to the -buildins
trades council.
.= ; July.; 4 'being ',a legal,holiday,all.mar
kets 1 and i^butcher, shops will .be- closed
The'retaiLbutChersV picnic will be, held !
omJuly'l^'V 7~" 77' , 7 s : ; \ ' ; :'- : .7'
,W The rjoßneymen t tailors elected ! the
following,^ officers >i last • night : ; : tF. J. : ;
Pratt," president; l H.J Miller, .vice 'Presi
dent ; '\u25a0'• Charles ; VWachter,^ recording sec
retary ; iZ:\ F. • McGrath, { financial secre
tary; S.::Derrivan,< treasurer; 3 Max ;Fens-V
. ter,< sergeant "at arms ; ; H. , A.* Westphal,*
Mrs. J.^F.r McGrath "and: Charles; Nelson,
trustees; ; v Eight fcandidates7werelniti-i
ated andilSjappllcatlons were received, j
: "'Sheffield ' V
;|^^^^^ -Plate— H
C may be seen at our store <Sv
; ;in • rare * antique shapes and - - 4 ; §)
I; patterns. . ; _ : . : ;_'. ; : .- '" ,
\u25a0'• Some ;of «t« t the * pieces Jare.Tei 7
7 C*ddie« ? ,r (t» l m\ illustration). , 'J :
-i Frame*. 'Jewel Cases, Vases, L
Salvers; Cigar / 7
7; Boxes* and : v Compbrts., '?.
HAMMERSMITH & FIELD
• Gotoiiitij^snw^i^ tl -
TffiNessf vi£ atjEddy^ St.
G^lTlaiit Ads Briflj? Betiiirns
1 . . PERFECT^
Tooth Powder
Cleanses and beantifles the
teeth and purifies the. breath.
•Used -byl people of refinement
for over a quarter of a century.
• ° Convenient for toorista.
.'-.o PREPARED DYV
," .•\u25a0,-. ' :'rT&A :\u25a0\u25a0:':, \u25a0':'/''
Both wine and tea.make
talk: but not both" make
wisdom!; -;*:*', /- -;;
four frocc '*fnrn» ?oai tkooer if re* 4oa't°,'
liki schlllinj> Beit; it piV'hja
7 ' " AIHUSEiIENT3 - " o
VAN NESS^HEATER
• T«lephon«" M»rtet 500. ..
* LAST 5 NIGHTS— TWO .MATINEES.
CHARLES r ROHM AN PRESENTS
MAUDEADAMS
'•L'p' to 'and 1 Including. Friday Night.
MATINEE THURSDAY (JULT4) _> *
Rostand's < Notable : Napoleonic , Drama,
Satnrdaj Mat. *and'Ni»ht.:Far«TeU Performaac««
PETER^ R^IN
July S-ETHISbARRYMORE
;7; In "CAPTAIN f JIXKS." 7:
CENTRAL THEATER
ERNEST H.- nOWEIX, . Proprietor "and Manazer.
x Market \u25a0- and Bth : star f Phone Market : T7T.
7 TONIGHT -AND ALL THIS WEEK.
I Herschel Mayall
; In' th«_Ttrniinff War Drama." * " "
iiiiiiiiGi
' SPECIAL MATINEE*- THURSDAY. JULT- 4
MATINEES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY."
7 ; - "3PRICES^-Isc. 25c.indJ50e. v;
Fre« 1 Unas Service to and From ; Central : Thea ter?
Next \u25a0 Week— '•The ';.• Great J Express Robbery."
'\u25a0'/ AMUSEMENTS c ; , ,
KiIPA7IR -Wp
„=== riL vriL/lI 1 id ; . wesi sou
: . " Absolutely ., Class "A" Strncture. . « °
° • Corner Sotter and Stelner Streets. '.
Belaaco 4 Mayer — : — —Owners and Miwaicera
•TOXICHT AXD AU THIS WEEK "
A TOOL ?AND HIS MONEY
MATINEES SATURDAT AND SUNDAY.
SPECIAL MATI.XEE JUI.V FOURTH
Commencing Monday, Jaij 8
Mr. Herbert Kefcey and Mia EffteSteon
Supported by Alcazar Stock Company ta
•."HER LORD AND MASTER"
Prlc«»— Night. 23c to SI: Matinees. 23c, 33c. 30c.
Sale of Seats Com mencea Today. .
Ellis st. sear rillmore.
c *Absohitely Class "A" .Tnearer Baildln?.
MATINEE TODAY and EVERY DAY. °
EXTICINC .VAUDEVILLE "•
•VIRGrNIA EARL'AND CO. In thetr Muslcs.l
Comedy Mt. "A Mldnlsbt Mistake"; LALL.V
SELBINI. tne Bathts? Beanty: ARMSTRONG
and CLARK; THE GREAT BERNAR. Ktapof
Marionettes; JULIA HEINRICH and MARGUER-
ITE EASTER; THE KINSONS; MLLE. NADJE:
New Orpheura Motion Pictures and EMIL HOCH
and CO. In their great success, "Love's Young
Dream." • \u25a0 <
Prices^— Evenings. 7 10c. 23c. • 50c 73c. Box
Seats— |t. Matinees (except Sundays and Holi-
days)— Ioc. 23c. 30c.
\u25a0\u25a0'.'-•. PHOXE "WEST eOOO.
AMERICAN THEATER
Market and 7th sts. Phone Market 3SI.
SAN FRANCISCO'S SAFEST PLAYHOUSE.
TONIGHT AXD ALL THIS WEEK
ONE BIG LAUGH SET TO MUSIC
The Sew York and London Musical Success,
"THE BROADWAY REVIEW"
A Company of 40 Clever Performers.
\u25a0No trouble about getting home. . Any ncmber
of conveyaace* coins la all directions after even-
Ing performances. .V-hSMNHMMMMI
SPECIAL" HOLIDAY MATINEE THURSDAY.
JULY 4.
SpecUl Summer Prices — 23c, 50c and 73c. .
Commencing SUNDAY MATINEE. July 7.
" . \u25a0 . G«o. R. Wnlte's Original Production.
, >': \u25a0-'-\u25a0 '< " °* ; *J>« Musical Comedy Snceess.
""MA M'SEL'LE ; *A W XI.VS 1 *
NOVELTY THEATER
Lovericn & Lubelski. Proprietors and Managers.
A Real Laughing Hit,
EVERY. NIGHT' THIS WEBK.* -
INCLUDING SUNDAY.
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
P R A\^L E V
I r 7 COMPANY.
I v'ln the Celebrated Comedy Success." * ,
The Private Secretary
7 Presented by an Unusually Strong Cast.
<Price»— Matinees, 25c and "soc; Evenlnzs. 2te
to fl. -
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