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Legislative Committee Takes Up the Work of
Making Plans for San Francisco Harbor
' Crot 9 f rom lc f l to . "Sht:. Senator 7\ 7. Kennedy, Senator, Edvard I. Woli 'c. Senator Xefoy 'A; Wright c}^
Leeds secretary. Assemblyman Louis Strohl: They arc ' members^ of the joint legislative ': committes-- oh Calif ornia harbors, which held its
mxhal session yesterday and- organized for- active vork^ ~ ; ; : ' .
Will Confer With the
Local Gommercial
Organizations
„ .An active week In the study of local
.harbor conditions is planned by the
joint senate and assembly committee,
which effected organization yesterday
morning in the rooms of the Califor
nia Promotion committee with Senator
Leroy A. Wright chairman and As
semblyman W. 'R. Leed 8 .secretary.
Senators EL L Wolfe and T. J. Ken
r-edy and ; Assemblyznan Louis Strohl
were also present.
On "Wednesday a tour%of r the water
front will be made by the committee,
guided by the state board of harbor
commissioners, and on Thursday morn
ing a meeting will be held in the Pro
motion committee's ' rooms, Union
square, at which .will . be -present the
* representative* ,<K local organizations
interested in harbor. Improvements.
Secretary Leeds was instructed to
I notify the following organizations that
the committee was in session and to
!nvite l them to send representatives to
the Thursday session:' State board of
harbor commissioners. Mission promo
tion committee,^ California Promotion
committee,, harbor, committee of the
committee of forty, committee on har
bor, 5 front, wharves, docks and 'shipping
of : tbe committee on reconstruction -of
San "Francisco; Potrero commercial and
manufacturers' association, merchants'
association, ship owners', association,
' Chamber, of commerce and .North cen
tral Improvement association. These
organizations have already taken an
Interest in the work of the legislative
committee and- have been awaiting in
vitation to co-operate with it.
Yesterday .morning Senator Wright
had. a conference with William V.
Stafford of, the state board of har
bor commissioners, at which Staf
ford promised 'to aid ' the com
mittee • . ( in' • every, way. He ..offered
the use of a state tug on Wednesday
to take the -committee along the water
front, where piers are now being con
structed .under, the bond , issue pro
vided for at yje last session of the leg
islature.
At noon the committee organized.
Assemblyman . Percy a. Johnson being
the only absentee. After the. selection
of chairman and \ secretary. Senator
Wolfe moved that a joint . meeting be
held with the local organizations,
-Wright- replied that that was: his. plan
and added that the local organizations
now.'Jiad a man in Europe investigat
ing harbor conditions of the old .world.
- Dr. Clarence Ed words of the-Cali
fornia Promotion committee suggested
that word be sent to" each port which
the committee Intended to inspect,
namely,. Eureka, San Pedro -and San
Diego." to. inform local organizations
of the plans and have them prepare
data.. He grave to the committee the
names of the local organizations in
terested and . offered to rooms of the
Promotion, committee" for, meetings. :
Chairman Wright' . , and Secretary
X<eeds epent .yesterday, afternoonVex
amining available data on harbor con
ditions, and this morning • the chair
man, with Senator ' Kennedy, will 're
view information . appertaining to the
front to be found in the harbor . com
missioners' offices.
ART LEAGUE TO DISCUSS t
SAVING TELEGRAPH HILL
Out Door Section of California Club
Will 'Hold : Important Meet
ing : ThurWday ' -
' Telegraph hill and/ its ". preservation
will be , discussed at the' special meet
ing of the park . extension committee of
thft ' outdoor ' art league' department Tof
the California club. Thursday after
noon at 4 "o'clock, at the rooms; of; the
Merchants' association, in > the Mer
chants' exchange building. . mfi
All the membersfof. this committee
are urged \u25a0 to jbe present, as . the Tele-,
graph hill*' proposition In i the :'bond issue
will be discussed' and, other
relating tot the ' hill x also ; are to' be con-"
sidejed. All members of Uhe t league or
of the club \u25a0 are invited^ to be . present
also.
Roosevelt \A. Schuyler
the general agrents . for \u25a0\u25a0 the . renowned
"Rtiinart**^ champagne /-report a - con
stantly "increasing;- demand" from the
better classes.— Wine Review. •
UNCERTAIN AS TO USE
OF VOTING MACHINES
Election Commission Will
Order Ballot Paper as
a Precaution
The board of election , commission-.,
ers adopted \u0084"a, resolution. yesterda*y
calling ; on the governor- f on an . *ap-*
propriation of paper on; which to print
ballots. "It Is just possible .that our
plans to" use the machines 'may mis
carry," explained Commlesioner -T.. V.
Cator In Introducing, .the resolution,
"and we ought to be prepared for any
emergency."
The board decided to notify v the
Standard voting machine company that
its had been ' rejected ~ ; in
favor of those of another ! company.'
The Standard company's machines
were used last year, and It has threat
ened the city .with . a sult, : alleging
breach of contract. '
Registrar Adams appeared before
the commission . to ' remind -It * that the
time set for closing of the regis
tration lists Twas only.- nine ." days -off,
with stiir a large, number of voters
unregistered. On motion ef Commis
sioner. Gallagher additional':,, registra
tion clerks were ordered drawn from
the civil service list. The registration
office is to remain 'open' until 9:30
o'clock each evening. "The last 'three
nights' before the date . of closing the
office will be open until 12 o'clock. :o
A plan to establish registration pre
cincts in four; sections' of the'^clty—
the' Mission, -. Western addition.^ North
beach * and i Richmond— was > \u25a0: turned
down as Impracticable. \ : : .
Specifications for 50 new. booths were
ordered drawn up and bids for their*
construction advertised for.
TEACHERS TO RECEIVE
THEIR JUNE SALARIES
Supervisors '"•'•."Also Pay Por-
tion of Merchants'
Claims
At last night's meeting of the board
of supervisors. . Gallagher ,. announced
that funds would befprovlded for the
payment: of the June salaries i of .the
public school ; teachers, which had . been
held; up. pending thec settlement" of i a
suit brought by. merchant creditors' of
the city.
Gallagher announced,- also that . au-.
thorlzation had . been recommended \u25a0by
the * finance committee \ for,, the ; payment
of a'- large percentage of : $109,000,*
due * toY merchants," despite' the filing Tof
as protest- against -that - course. t\- He
called attention to ; the claim made ': by
the board .of \u25a0 education "that -*it
would ; receive' ' sso,ooo C less -^ from- the
state -than ;at I first ; estimated, £ but 'said
that the appropriation--^ made ; by? the
supervisors was 'made L . without"' refer-^
ence to the state/ apportionment."' ' ;
CREGER ;CUT OX ; THE ARM
William ; Creger/ proprl etor ; of a lodg
ing ;; house at * 708 v Jones ' street, : tele
phoned " from : the -n emergency.^ hospital
to the ; central : police I station ; earlyj yes
terdayV morning^ that \u25a0'. he f-had < been • cut
on ..the right 1 arm; with a i razor.' \u0084--i P
oliceman" Brown ,-wehtr to '< the- hospital.'
Creger,- told \ him v that ; \u25a0' three S; of a % his
roomers tJ had \u25a0 cornel home ; drunk \. at V 2
o'clock, and when .he ; tried to ;v ; eiect
them \u0084one-- of ;, them cut; him. ; He<dld
not I', want ' any "notoriety : and"" refused
to prosecute them, so, the case was
dropped.,* • vj : -
NOTED TREACHER COMING
- , Rev.. James; Francis, 1 /.who has -been
one ?, of «_ the".; leading,', speakers -iatl^ the
Christian i Endeavor; convention ?at^ Se
attle, \u25a0', will beginj a/ series * of ; evangel -,
ietic 'fmeetlhgs '-at '£ theij First £ Baptist
church.' : :i62o^O f FarrellsStreet,i : Sunday,'
July 21.- \u25a0; The^meetUigs here, wllljcon-",
tinue \u25a0 for. "^lO^days," with f services i every'
afternoon at \u25a0 3 « o'clock and ©very even
ing at>7:4l.: .-•' :' \u25a0\u25a0.;.-' :•;. V,"
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, * TUESDAY,. JULY 16, 1907;
WESTERN PACIFIC ENDS
RAILROAD LITIGATION
Moves Dismissal " of : Xast
Suit: for Oakland
Right of Way*
; The last^of the remaining suits be
tween the Western; Pacific company^ and
the: Southern Pacific ' company f or { the
possession of the right r off way , along
the north training wall on the Oakland
water . front , was dismissed yesterday
morning by- United States; District
Judge Van Fleet sitting In the \u25a0United
States circuit; court. t ; The 'motion* was
made ; by Olney' &\u25a0& \u25a0 Olney of r counsel;. for
the Western; Pacific T Judged Van/Fleet
asked whether v the .defendants ; agreed
to the dismissal \ and the : 'representative
of the • plaintiff ; replied ' that i they 'did.
The suit was broughtby the Western
Pacific i company?; vs^the " Southern J Pa
cificcompany,;Southern Pacific >ailroad
company, t Central [\_ trust r ; company "and
the ' state % of. v California " to;^ condemn . a
right of way "beginning where tho
United f States "bulkhead line intersects
the I toe lof • the * north : rTJnited: '-~ States
training wall of [Oakland creek, v
The : suit .was transferred ; f rdmTTthe
.super lor f court 1 of Alameda to the' Uni
ted States y.clrcuit ucburt,* ; July '\u25a0'•\u25a0 9, r - 1906/
Early this; year; the United- States [cir
cuit ; court;: of ' appeals ""rendered "^ a % de
cislonVin t the- principal r 'Bulf in;' favor
of 'the? Western v Pacific^ company 1 and
reversed rju'dge • Morrow'st^ohtrary^de-'
cision. > the.; Southern ,j Pacific
cqmpany^s y representatives^; announced
that they. {would t : take ; an . appeal
the United' States "supreme" court * and
all litigation ; was 'ended *: : . '.
MAXWELL M'NUTT WILL
WED MRS. M'DONALD
Attorney Wins Nurse vEm
plo^d in ;His Father's \u25a0 <\u25a0.
.Hospital '"
Although no v formal announcement
has ; been -made of; the" engagement of
Mrs. Florence" McDonald ; and' Maxwell
McNutt,", the inewß? has, become -known
In. the past f ew;days :and!it: hrsaidUhfct
theirAweddlhglwill{be(an\evehtrof ithe
near f uture. .brldeVelect,^ whol is J a
Santa'^Rosan,'.' was J married Jabout^ two
years ; ago ., to j Morris i Keegari/> also of
Santa'; Rosa; t butfmatrimony I proved',; an
unhappy^ venture * wlthlthem. Keegan
disappeared,^ leaving i> his % bride :4 of £ a
few. months f ree i toj procure •a \u25a0 divorce
on' the ground(of desertion. r; Jv . ;. " ?; T;
* o Mrsw McDonald >; then V. '.entered ; \u25a0 the
McNutt'hoßpltallasia'jnurse,! and- there
the handsome^eldest : son; of -DhtMcNutt
rhet\the | charming J nurse * and itheir)'eh
gagement* is 'the £ result.' 'I She > : leftithe
hospital ?\u25a0 about '% three i Iweeks ago and
has \u25a0'. since ' been X at'v: the f, home?; of >, her.
brotheri ln , law,' and ' sister, Mr. and ; MrsJ'
William £ iVi Hamilton^ \ In t Lyon7«treetf
* ;\u25a0; Maxwell ;, McNutt, ]\u25a0% who^ j is \<?'sl, \u25a0well
knowh^a'ttorney Jof Ithlsj. clty;^was Vse^
cretly/i m'arrled "2 several \years r i ago)y to
Mrs 7; Maud, Treadwellf Nolan. jVf Not Still
a \ year/- after], the > ceremony^ took i place
was i the % fact the .^marriage 5 made
public. i i; McNutt^H secured ': f , a , . divorce
about "twol years e < ago.vr*-'. -•
XEW, BUILDINGS); PLANNED
VApplicatloh^wasjmadetbyiT.-ahdJß>
r Ayres^yesterday,^for^permission¥|7f to
erectfa|s37.ooo|stable?,buildinKfatithe
southeast' corner U of iDevlaadero street
andt Golden? Gate iayenue.'tJXTheisuper?
vieorsihadyref used ?.tbf grant faipermlt
"a.nd!the'appllcants;brought r sultito'«om
pcl thVmttoTdqlso;|s!.TheTsuit|haif?hot
been : J ecided \ yet,l but Jthe^Ayres ! broth's 1
orsiwlll^eekjto¥bbtalnia ; temporary
permitlpendihgoJudgment"|asWtblthe'
leiralityjt of |f, the i* ordinance.^ OtherJ^ap-^
plications Swerel filed s byj Hallahan and
Getz,*' Broadway^ near|" Dupon t,"r ; J I O.OOO
'and£;Willlam ?,Newßom;'!' Guerrero Inear
Eighteenth^fH.SS^ ; --:;-\u25a0- • ' - .
BOARD GRANTS PERMIT
FOR LONG SPUR TRACK
Gives Privilege in Beach
and North Point: i
..; . Streets? "-/
board of> supervisors; passed 'to
PT. lnt : , } as t i nlgbt-anjordlnance ; grantinf
to the* Southern ^ per
mltffor; a fspuri track:' tb; r connect, with
the -belt > railroad t at ' Mason" and ? North
Point ,'streets;; thence'runnlnKiwesterly
along;NorthJPolnt streets to/ Jones^ and
thence ''across; l 4l 4 private;; property ' "'and
llontgromeryj avenue 1 to .Beach street
and : along r ßeach : street : to ; Van Ness
.avenuev''-'- \u25a0\u25a0:.-. '''\u25a0':' '\u25a0 •\u25a0-\u25a0"'.'\u25a0' ,' \u25a0' \u25a0-\u25a0 ;
' \ Rea stated I* that -"\u25a0 the "•spur"' track Is
.ultimately) to*, connect -with -a; track ;de
slgrned' to j ruh'alon g ' Beach I street * from
Van Ness avenue to ;the' transport 'docks
at> the; Presidio' reservatlpn. ; ; for which
application 'for a permit had previously
been^ made -iby^theV Southern^ Pacific
company.^ Rea* successfully, .opposed
postponement : ; of action' for on« : week,
as advocated ; by O'Neill; 7 , : -T-LT -L .• /
;^Th"e Jbbard^als6vpa3s'ed to' print the
ordinance ; regulating the -construction
and :i maintenance 5 of -,\ tenement < houses
as J recommend ed'b'y, a special committee
appointed ; at\the: last VBptacopallan 5 con-^
ventlon.'KThe^ordlnance'rprovldes-cer^
i tain* restrictions of a sanitary* character
aridv was fj patterned vaftprjj the vlaw. fin
force^ln: several : eastern cities. . .
•£v The? board i : ref erred 1 tb^ rihe->; finance*
committee^ a resolution orderlngf the-re
j fund.^pf rnicenseX taxesV"- ; agg;reKatlngf
! $8,009,". paldvto!-theCcity by Townersi'of
! saloons < for* p.ertod3; provloua i to K their
I actually t encaging^ln.' the^.lbuairiess.'
; Under* an j old* rule : of. .the " police ; com
mission \u25a0; aji prospective?'- saloon , keeper
was_ : obllfired:to'pay- ;his ; <llcense -when
he ?iWas \u25a0 granted ' a \u25a0 permit, and jln 1 some
cases the business was ! not started I un
til \" several *;jnonths l af ter Jthe .license
was s paid and^ lfcenseV for,- aVnew - Quar
ter fwas £ again ; exacted.' ; ';\u25a0•>": /\u25a0•.> i ' 1
* \ Gallagher* said ; there were ho funds
to 7 , pay, back > the licenses .'at -present.'
but Nicholas claimed that, the money
was .actually^ paid i into J the; city •treas
ury^ and fought I to ; be ( ref unded-'V mal
lagher said d an ,; effort ' would 7be made
to i Teturn 5 the v licenses; " but S he ;' would
not - give 4 assurances ; that \ the - money
would sbe .' \u25a0 \u25a0!,?.-.\u25a0:.{:', , ; .{ ;
Supervisor # McQushln'; requested : ; the
flnancels committee -to take ' favorable
action^ In flviewi of ',1 the fact that V the
revenue I- from ;• saloon licenses J, had ~ ex
ceeded > the ' most sanguine \u25a0 expectations.
DEFENDANT V, IS MISSING
; Dr. Edward ; Harris, .accused of ; f el -^
onlously $ assaulting: h Rebecca' Slmondst
agredX la^years.Xi failed rlto^appear^f or
trial ;* In * Judge J Cook's i court j yesterday
and^ a' ..bench < warrant was '\u25a0 Issued f or, his
ar res t. a \u25a0<. . ball •- , b on d ; •:,', 1 or ; ? •\u25a0 $ 5, 0 0Q,
furnlßhedsby. residents ;"of San 'Jose,' was
not 'declared -forfelted, v ributfJudg;e ; .Cook
ordered|thatfthelbondsmenibei notified
that they /must : produce \u25a0 thi». defendant;
The U court k increased the 'hall ; from
$5,OOOUo;|10,000.'; 7r ; ; / A , - ;
EXAMINATION { FOR ;TEACHER«
\u25a0- :;.. Thel board of 3 education fwill I hold fan
exanilnatlon \ ln s the]Mlssion; hlgrh! school
on * 7,t 1907,',| f dr£. teachers'J,posi
tlbna-in;the^public 'school^department
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''"''\u25a0 ' '^'- "'\u25a0 '< : MHs^- " '' :'": '" "' "' '''^'3^- -mul' Li— _\u25a0_ '•'""'"\u25a0 '- - ""\u25a0
' ' \u25a0 \u25a0 >.- bbb \u25a0^\u25a0m jHB & H^s 1 1 a^oS fiC^^H - BSs^S^W ' H^a^a^aV ' * '
\u25a0\u25a0 - • ... BfiJm Bal Bo ' IBbh Is I • Bbi^ bhTiß aW^SH Bs^">al '-
; '- : j \u25a0 ; ; ' ; ••-Tll©;-.llVtlolosoiTlO*L: : 3. : " : - :\u25a0 . \u25a0v \u25a0
4 Baking Powder
- ' -i. PURE AND HFAT THFUL
;_,,-\u25a0 : *^ V-^JIVLj ;. X I'll-; UUi %
t \u25a0,-• .J. J . '.--."•. .'- \u25a0 \u25a0'- - *-. ' ; *T*V-t .'l ' ; '- \u25a0. *•'. .. V \u25a0 -'"'\u25a0 -.'\u25a0\u25a0:.'..-".'- \u25a0 :-'.- ': \ \u25a0 : \u25a0 - - r '
' -'»\u25a0',. \u25a0'.'./\u25a0 i- ' '2— 'a- -.\u25a0»<\u25a0\u25a0'.--'.. \u25a0-'''' *. *°^'.^ .'•*-'\u25a0'-\u25a0: k.':-' .-'.^ •\u25a0\u25a0;,: - \u25a0:'< '\u25a0- . .-'. '\u25a0'\u25a0. -..'-. - - \u25a0\u25a0 -. \u25a0'." ~ v: . -. --'. ;
PRINTERS ELECT HEADS
OF AID ASSOCIATION
Repqrt;Shows: That Benefit
Helps .
' Many Members
OTPIbIUNWNfwORKER
Several VVomen Officials at
Labor -Temple Wear En
gagement Rings
• - .:'\u25a0-\u25a0 : -. :-, \ - -/J- \u25a0' -. \u25a0 .
•' '. y^S^^^S^i<i . Tne .union '..printers'.!
i 'f T^Ape<(ffl^gc^Wc;T>'* mutual j aid v. society S
Vs^suS^£iS^ < na3 elected the fol-
; '.'.'-v, ; : c "-.v -5, a > -'--5 \u25a0\u25a0 '-\u25a0 .' lowing* \u25a0 officers >\u25a0 for j
the newiterm:'" " ". '
; GeorgeTE." Mitchell, president ; 'J.lFaul !
Spencer I and? J^D..-Murray,'^Yicelpresl-J
dents I'J.^W.^Kelly.V treasurer; f; George]
Hr.:Branch,ynnanclaltßecretary;';W.;K:j
Galloway; 1 "; recording \u25a0; secretary; » G: " E. s I
Mltchell^C." B.^ Crawford, 'J.^M. Scott, R. I
Sleeth : and P. j'A;< Meyers," directors.* ' * j
i .-The , reports presented; show; that dur
irisithe* term ;thejßoclety,' assisted, many I
members ; and .'that i it? now/ has to { its ]
credit in bank, nearly? s9,ooo.; ' |
/vFrom the number, of prospective mar- :
riages -that Tare] spoken, of at : the". Labor
temple ; it looks 7as -if i. that
has 'lately, become '} a'• marriage -bureau*
T Within 1 a C: month ;"« three r.women & mem
bers * of I unions v will "acquire * husbands.*
.The.*; first "t on); the > llst;> Ist Miss ,: Annie
Mullen, i.whoj for seven- years has- been"
an Vofllcer (of tbe; Bteam: laundry^work
ei-sV* uhlonrf and who) at : the frecent.^in
stallation' retired' from 1 the "office j of vice
president. . . She "\u25a0* is ':; to ;.- marry -Frank"
Selberlich, a .member of carpenters',
union? No .; 483,, The! wedding will take
'place :«? in v Dolores church during Althe
latter, part: of ; the «week. '\u25a0 /I
;; Andrew.; J.: Gallagher, ..who '-soon \vt\\\
become -president of ithe labor council.'
in- discussing j the j prospective? marriage
ventures;: in | Secretary ;McCabe's t office
i yesterday,' remarked to a young.woman
.whof,was ,visiting/-"lt'a*youf|turh "next.*
for you know.': -that every one who be
conics ,' president -Jof; a; -union' that meets
in*i this jbuildingi: gets \ married almost
assoon : asUnstalled."?' >- -
\u25a0'i'.t'How.v about "j you?" asked ..the ; glrl. " :
' >>"Ah,'; -; replied? the \ good !\u25a0 looking.- mem
ber ? "of i the tj photo-engravers'.- \ union,
"that ;is^. another," matter.. "I have not
been- elected* yet." ; v
:'\u25a0:. "But ; you .will ' be,? said the girl, Vand
then] you will : have .to follow the'rule."
;;', The recently : elected officers of
bakers', union: No. :24 will be installed
in; Liberty hall ' in Mission street by , ex-
President i Emll after % which
there f will -be^ an : entertainment and
smoker. ' /:.-,;'-.--\u25a0" ; :':'\u25a0•" . « '\u25a0
(_ ,- The* V building '; material . teamsters',
union :• at | its ;' last '; meeting elected I*W. :
Swanson, P.lßurkeland.J.iJ.;Monahan
delegates 'to' tfie interstate convention
of, the brotherhood of teamsters.
j.j At; the ,'meetingibf the \u25a0 briek 1 layers*
union ! last night in : Dolores hall,' Joseph
T. Duff y, ... the ? retiring i president, ,was
presented "'with .. a r", valuable ' diamond
ring ?lni appreciation; of his ; services to
the; union ;; and loyalty* to -organized
labor. \u25a0.;: Ten* were" admitted; to; member
ship ; .-. by "i initiation. \u25a0: ' One * member /.was
flned : s26:for having ridden on; a street
car .; and 'was informed that 1 if the > fin*
was not paid in 20 day%»be" would' be
suspended. r>-^'' - \u25a0-^.' : '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0'.\u25a0 .'----^^
;:'; Branch ".. No. - i .' of; the . amalgamated
carpenters 'at ; its meeting \u25a0 in Union hall
last v night {elected t G.' H. > Thompson; t the
financial f secretary, 1 ; marshal j division
''- No.'r4 1 du ri n g the ' Labor; day; paradeT " T. :
jWardlow, ' was t elected* alternate', dele-.
r gate*tOithe r dlstrict council' of carpen
ters. \u25a0 .-'.:• - - ..-..- • -
• VKJ* ' \u25a0•
>. X James Mahede, , president of the plas
terers'; association, . paid an \u25a0 official > visit
to I plasterers'^ union I No.' 66 j in vDuboce
hall last night and delivered an address
in he -I told - of t the ;\u25a0 condition » of
the^ organization \u25a0; in : different parts ; of
the country.; 1 The \ meeting; was also lad
dressed iby P. H. McCarthy, and O. A.
Tveltmoe.v : ; -•-- . >•
* »• *
;; Barbers' local: No. 148 at its meeting
in': the"< Labor temple* last night con-"
tinued ;• the ; strfke'v assessment i for 1 ; an
other ;month.ii Two members were, fined
$10 each for riding on the cars. Thirty
six applications were presented and 16
were{admittedXby 'initiation. •
By the settlement of the strike in San
Jose ; 60, plumbers" and \u25a0;.; as , ; . many tin
smiths, , who -went out : July U ; because
the': master J plumbers \u25a0 refused f to o in
crease": the;;lwages i'of .plumbers '\u2666 from
|4.50. t0 $9 a day. and of tinners from $4
;to'/ $5.50 1 ai day, i returned « to * : work -yes
terday.*; ..There .was <* a?_ compromise iby
whlohvUhe X men." were V allowed fan . In
crease ;*of 50 cents a day.: ": ,-
.;.;The laundry ..workers 'of . San [\u25a0 JoVe
are ' still f out. - It . is * proposed \ to^ estab
lish a union laundry for the outs,: and
the , project *' Is i. backed » by the ; building
and ; federated vi. trades t councils. „,- The
plan is to assess ; every man in
the "Jurisdiction: of \ the ' federated and
, trades councils ; sol much • a week - until
the s . new j plant c is ; in .operation "; and on
a paying : business.' ' >;, ' .;:;-.,
S? The ,) laundry % owners . ; declare \i that
they -are, willlng?to have i any of those
out on -strike \u25a0 return^ to 'work '; on the
nlneThour^a day schedule,' "but on -no
btherTterms. ? " \u25a0-..- '-.(V-ri 1
'--^'\u25a0'-/Vy^*^:;-;*.- ,\u25a0-.•;_'•. , •.;-,„
i »\u25a0' Bartenders'-: local : No. \ 57T of San Jose
has installed * the following officers:
Charles SH.xThorne,i'presldent; -: J."> Mc-
Cormack3,vlce 'l president ; . E. H. , Lin
coln, i treasurer] and " financial .secretary ;
,"W: MacNess,.- recording^" secretary; TJ.
Corey,'; chaplain; P. ; Suxzald, I*'lnspector;1 *' Inspector;
WTS Hassett » arid ; ,W. - Newman, guards.
? Af ter,^ installation^' . President
who Z was; re-elected.^ was' presented a
valuable fßold^watch: and v chainT. as fj' a
token";of {, appreciation of his " services
f or .' the union. : ..': \ . 4
l;A.'ii, national^ association of
Workers "-.1 of x -;.. has - ; been or
ganized. \u25a0; ;-. will have Jurisdiction
of 5 about tSO.OOO } persons : employed • in
carpet;mllls.?.J- 7 " ; ;.. '''
'The unions hatters of America, *'. who
have'; in organization? 9,000,Y0ut
of ; 12,000 * workers Mn4thatt trade^ln\ the
Sacrifice Sale d|
Talking Machines
>\u25a0 If you ibuy a $50.00 Talking Mactane from us this week
we will give ;-ypu one^CombiriaUon Talking 'Machinp Stand and
Record Cabinet (with> capacity, of 200 Recorcls). 1 ,000 of
the best imported Steel Needles and 1 2 large Disc Records of
your own selection. '•
We are, overstocked and must , reduce, bur stock owing to
the various^ labor, dimcultiey and excessive insurance premiums.
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: If you want t a genuine iXatting ; Machine bargain you : must take
\u25a0adyMtage of - thi«. : y^ou' have ! to. do i$ J to buy the^ machine and
rwe >viH iMke^you a present of the .Cabinet. 1 2 Records and 1 ,000
T r Needles. arejeasily; saying" s3s.oo by the transaction/
''"J- 'SEE OUR .WIIHDOVV" OISF»I*AY , **
GLAiK • WISE & CO.
VTh« Victor Dealers tA^fl A/«« lVT^^.^." A
v of California -.'TrM Vail NeSS AVC
I- Stnd utjour nams.and addrtM'tßd we will lend 7ou aamplea I
- , of a \erdle that ran h« oxrd clxht er tra tlm«i. I
United; States,. at a recent, meeting de
clared;'that "their 4 success dates'* from
the \u25a0 time^that they > adopted " high dues.
Each member pays 2 * per ; cent ' of ' earn
ings into \u25a0 the** treasury,"? two-thirds of
which goes to the ; International -body
and onetthlrd for -local expenses,.
• --•,\u25a0'\u25a0'• i
."W..D. Mahon, international .president
of the amalgamated 'association" of
street "and electric .railway,- employes
of America, will oh July r SO address ,' &
gathering of; members of the organiza
tion at '; a picnic J. to : be " given at South
ern park. . Plttsburg, Pa.', :by ? division
No. 83. ' ,
-..'\u25a0. •..-\u25a0\u25a0•'•-.• \u25a0\u25a0 "-\u25a0 \u25a0
J The" school janitors of ' Minneapolis,
Minn., have formed a- union -and applied
to' the "American federation of labor
for a ; charter.. ,-. . • , •
' : Very • appropriate : for :the* - - •*
shirt waist season^, :.u •;. y.;.;, u:v \u25a0
\u25a0\u25a0 > iWe have/a' beautiful line ..
of. the newest shapes in !
plain,' etched;: engraved -ahd r:
.relief patterns.- •
HAMMERSMITH
Goldimith* SilTersnutka'' Jewel«r«~
Dr. Lyosi^-
1 00! 81 oWpil;
Cleanses -and ea = the
tejßth:and : : tbe : breath.
TTsed -by, people \u25a0 of i refinement
ft>r v over. a quarter, of; a cantury.
. ;. : C^7^rat' ; for-tooxißtt^. T-
. PREPARED BY I
IPADTCdVI "BenuiniB 1 Mint rßeair:r Beair :v '''
BjpS^^ Fac-Si*hila Signature -\u25a0
g&aß [refuse substitutes.
THE
. .. I(ORGANIZED/i903) * "-"
PROMOTION : « Th«" act -it" promoting ; »a-
Ttncement; *. ENCOURAGEMENT. — Century : Die-
tloa»ry. ; \u25a0\u25a0 - i- - f. 1 -.> : ':'«..J-"i"r; : ." •- ;\u25a0; *•
Th« ; California - Promotten * cotnratt t#e has i for
lta < object • thtt : PROMOTINQ - of ; Calif oraia aa a
whola.:-- • „ . ..»\u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0
\u25a0' It has ]no thin j ';' to \u25a0 "sell.'
'\u25a0. 'Its energies' are 'deroted ;to~foeterinj"all'thing»
that :• hare ith« , ADVANCEMEST of California' aa
their object. \u0084 ' .. % ', . \; "
.~> It * gtres reliable '\u25a0 Information oa * every \ iubject
connected with "the Indus trios of California.
-,: It giveal ENCOURAGEMENT to the eutabl Ish-
ment of new Industrie* and in-rltes ' desirable
immigration. ' \u25a0 i ~-?JOQtSB3MSSUOtfrWMtb
\t :\k not an emplojroent -agency, althouaih It
giTes Information '.regarding .labor condition*.- -
** It ; presents " the opportunities and ' oeeda -in 'all
field* i of } business ?and < professional ; acttrity. ;
\u0084•• Tb« -: committee '\u25a0 Is . snpported ;: by I popular »ul>-
•Crlpt lon . and ; makea ; no charges • for any serr ic*
rendered.'/' "'..'. •'.'.. T „ .
i% Affiliated Iwlth > the t committee are ICO com-
mercial orsrauliatlonn t>t -the state, with' t
membership of jOTer 2Q.000.' '-..\u25a0,, 1 \u25a0-; ':.{':-*»
\u25a0 Meeting* are . held nemUnnually. In different
parts ' of ; California. . where > matters ! of State in-
terest '\u25a0 are < d tectiMed; ?_- -*- : • . • " i "'• '\u25a0\u25a0\u2666-.
Headquarters of. the committee are maintained
' in ; i San > Francisco -in \u25a0 California building " Unloa
Sau*^fe*'sHß9MsßßEiiMSHßßHaflßSsteßhHlf
J^£_". :'£OnRESPON'DEXCB INVITED. - \u25a0
:;: ;a MUSEUEN TS
ELLIS ST. NEAR FILLMORE.
Absolutely Class ."A" Theater, Building.
- Matinee Today and - Every Day
HIGH . GRADE 'VAUDEVILLE
BENJAMIN i CHAPIN .as ABRAHAM - LIN-
COLN in the Powerful One Act Play. "IN THB
WHITE HOCSE"; WIIXARO SIMMS and Co.
In the DlTertintt Comedietta. •TLINDEKS' FUR-
NISHED FLAT"; MULLER.CHUNN and MUL-
LER. Famous Hoop Rollers; ANITA BART-
LINT.; JACK -WILSON CO.; ROSE and JEAN*.
NETTEr BERT and BERTHA GRANT; New
Orpheuxn I Motion Picture*, and la»t week and
great hit of BERNAR. the King' of Marionettes.
.PRlCES— ETentngs. 10c. - 23c. ' SOc. 73c; Bo^
Beats, |1. Matinees (except Sundays and holi-
days), 10c,' 25c. -30c. ,
\u25a0 PHOJiE WEST 8000
VAN NESS THEATER
Van Ness and Grore— Phone Market 500.
SECOND fAND LAST WEEK
MATS. WEDNESDAY and SATXTRDAT
, ' ; -CHAKLES FROHMAN PRESENTS
ETHEL
BARRYMORE
In Her Greatest Success, the Fantastic Comedy,
GAPTAIN JINKS
BY CLYDE TITCH.
NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT.
EZRA KENDALL
frmm
\ - Market a»J ScTeotll' Sts. . Phone Market 3SI.
[ ' "San rraaclaco's Safest \u25a0 Playhouse.
- TONIGHT.
\u25a0_ ALL THIS WEEK.
First Time la This City of George R. White's
rOri«ta«l Production of the Incomparable
I Musical . Comedy Success.
• MAM'SELLE 'AWKINS
.With ; a Company fit Forty CleTer Performers.
THE ONLY MCSICAL SHOW IN TOWN. ANI>
\u25a0 A REAL ONK AT THAT.
Special Summer Prices^ — 23c, SOc and 73c.
Next — The Chinese Musical Success.
THE ISLE OF BAMBOO
ERSpH
\u25a0\u25a0 - n l. vnLni i id wet U33
Absolutely Class "A" Structure.
-CORNER SCTTER AND STEINER STS.
Belasco 3t M.tyer:. ..'. ....Owner* and Manager*
-!* .TOXIGHT
AXI» "ALL" WEEK
Mr. Herbert Sdcey and Miss fffie Stannoa
Supported by V the 'Alcazar Stock Co."
' r .Im : Clyde ; Fitch's , Society ' Drama,
r THEjMOAND'THEiFLAME
.. Matinee* Saturday and Sumlnr
; Price*— Evenings 2Sc to II;* Matinees 23c to 30c.,
!*ext Week— V- Coat . of . Slany Colors
MRBBBH^r* . comino soon ; 'iMBHi
DENIS CrSULLIVAX, the Irish Actoe
iNTRAL THEATER
I ERNEST, 8., HO WELL. ' Proprietor and Manas^r.
Market and Eighth Streets. ;\u25a0 Phone Market 777.
• '"; TONIGHT AND ALL THIS WEEK.
Hersch^l May all
Ai JS3SS JAMES -in .the Greatest Melodrama.
"-^_of,th« Season, v
Jhe James Boys in Missouri
Beantlfal - Stage » Effects and - Thrilling Action '
| -, , ; / . Every Minute. v . \u25a0•-
I •\u25a0 MATINEES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. .
! PRICES-lSc, 25c and SOc
• Free Buseii. to juid from Central Theater.; .
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SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES
tat Kqrttiarn Railway
2« POWELL ST, SAN FRANCISCO
'Telephone) Temporary 3143
MODERN SERVICE
.MAGND7ICENT SCENy-«-
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