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4
WARRANT IS OUT,
ALSO IS DUNPHY
Detective Waits in Vain at
Court for "Dodie" Valencia's
Absent* Husband
tiuardianship Proceedings Re
garding Erratic Capitalist
: . Are Continued
':': .Dftectlve Charles Taylor, armed with
* fdrmidable search warrant to bring
.r.james Dunphy. the confessed incom
petent capitalist, into the police court
V<* answer for his sins, waited patiently
Yesterday afternoon at the door of
.department 7 of the superior court. But
:Sq" bunphy showed up, although the
important question of his mental might
. : was- scheduled to come tip for con
stke*arion before Judge Troutt at 2:30
"o.'cjock.
FI'SIES AND FRETS
V. inside the court Attorney Frank
Vfhilling.- representing, as he said, that
ih!ag-nificent body, "the people of the
state of California." but in reality ap
pearing for that more humble client,
Pr.\ Cornet, a chiropodist of Fillmore
Jt.treet, jTumed and fretted because Dun
phy..w'as not present. When the case
-S<-aV continued until Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Schilling asked that
ihe time be extended half an hour, pre
sumably so that Dunphy might be ar
rested during the 30 minutes.
Mrs.. "Dodie" Valencia-Dunphy was
r.yt in court yesterday afternoon, when
it wasr to. have been decided whether
or not- she had married an incompetent.
Her. attorney, Timothy J. Lyons, was
there/hbwever, but there was no Dun
ph'y- Lyons opened the brief session
by. .saying that he did not believe the
Readers of The Call, when writing for rates or reservations at the resorts advertised, will confer a f aVor by mentioning the name of this paper.
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I. M Orders for M
a * «Uo%-*loplDjs« Uo%-*IoplDj5 and Printing B
\\ ll While You a Jr
Mail Us Your Exposures
% Market, Street at Third
,;.;; Opposite Call Building
' :oi'-'SAN': 0 i'-'SAN' HEDRIIV
•:V:"s : T6.e picturesque situation of San Hedrln
: -. ..'R«cort makes it a very desirable retreat . from
-,'. .-the. monotony of city life. Hunting and fishing
."\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 ;t plenty; boats and saddle horse* provided, also
•."/ -other- amusements. Rest and comfort are prime
h . factors in one's vacation; leave your best clothes
- : "-.*.and Vtlquette at home. Accommodations fnr-
;\u25a0 . nlithea in hotel, cottages or tents. Rates:
' • - • -Adults, $10 per week ; ctlldren under 8, $5 per
'-.-•. week: P. O. address San Hedrin Resort. Potter
V Valley. Cal.. or S. O. HOLMES. 1064 54th Bt..
— . .-.Oakland. Phone Pled. 2260.
I BON AIR
HOTEL
;" COTTAGES AND TENTS
- , • Forty-five minutes from San Francisco by Sau-
*4 s'alifo Ferry: 17 trains daily.
MRS. MANLOVE. of the Cadillac, S. F.
HOTEL CRESCENT
* '. ALAHEDA'S NEW HOTEL >
Modern and up to date la every respect; 30
minutes' ride from S. F. Elegant suite* with or
trittoct bath*; single rooms; elegant grill In
"m" m connection. FRENCH DINNERS A SPECIALTY,
• .SI -Trtth wine. Special rates to fandlles for the
IT. Mmm«. Music furnished In grill by $5,000
. • orchestrion.
.- • \u25a0 \u25a0 .
BVnOJf HOT SPRINGS
i • Contra Costa County. '
.:<<•• One of tbe .world's most curative springs. A de-
lislitfcl place for rest and recreation. See
. " Southern Pacific Information bureau or ' Peck-
;• .Judeh. 759 Market st. 8. F.. or 553 S. Spring
tt,.. Los Angeles, or address manager at hotel.
r/. • RICHARDSON SPRINGS
ti'r An excellent place for health and ' pleasure.
Cures etomach trouble, rheumatism, kidney, liver
Wood and skin diseases Stages dally, except
. Sunday. Good roads. Rates - reasonable. Ad-
'\u25a0*, «re*< LEE RICHARDSON. Chlco. CaL
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Hayward
This beautiful hotel, centrally located, larte
jrrouade. and amusements, billiards, bowline
tocnU. dancinr. etc. Rates, $8 to $12. Special
: ; rates to families. H. A. PARKHCRST. prOD
Hayward. Cal. -
HOTEL MOSCONI MAL £3?° N
..Ocean Shore *R. n. direct 1 hour. Headouar-
i^-,jer« autolsts. fishermen end bunters. Fine Ital-
ian, dinners on short DOtlce. Free bus connects
. WILBUR
HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS
JOHN W. CCTHBERT. Wilbur Springs CaL
if rnforiEatlon Peck-Jndah. 759 Market Bt.
TENTS
HAMMOCKS, CAMP FURNITURE, ETC.
• At Faclnr.v Prices
W. A. PLUMMERCO.
115-117 Urnmm St« San Pranclaco '*'
Fi~*t end FmnUUn St«^' Oakland
case could ro on unl ess ; the object of
the invesUgatlon warproseat. *
P«rry Kvan #\u0084 who ; appears f or ; Mis*
Jtnnie Dunphy, \rh o , desires to b« ap
pointed uuirdlan of her brother, said
that proooodlnffa :.had- b«en conducted
in Dunphy'B absence.
"Well," said tis»ons" resignedly, "they
had chars:* of Mr. Dunphy/ and; they
should product htm. H« left court
with these gentlemen."
Evaas assumed a "aearchi m«" ' atti
tude. "He is not . in town," h« «a!d.
"It ' la not : neoeuary that the alleged
Incompetent be present at the hearing.
The law says that he should- be pro
duced. If possible."
DUNPHY -IX NEVADA
Then the Judge, with the consent of
both parties, continued the action until
"Wednesday afternoon. Evans saying
that Dunphy, who is thought to be at
the Nevada cattle ranch of the estate,
could not be brought to the city sooner.
Then -came the people pf the state'
of California, personified -by --Frank'
Schilling. He announced that there was
a bench warrant on a, felony charge
pending against Dunphy, so he wanted
the case put over till 2:30 Wednesday.
"I don't see why the people of the
state of California," *said Lyons, criti
cally, "have a right to perve a bench
warrant 'in this. case. The people of
the state of California have been _ slow.
Dr. Cornet waited two years before he
started the action.".
"The alleged incompetent hastened to
plead lncompetency when he found that
the people of the state of California
had a case against him," replied Schil
ling. : \u25a0
Then the hearing was continued.' All
the while the majesty of the people of
the state of California, as vested in -a
search warrant held by Detective Char
ley Taylor, waited In the cold' corridor
of the Grant building.
SEAECH FOE FEMALE THlEF— Detectives
de la Gnerra and Black are searching for a
woman from 30 to 35 yean of age, tall and
slender, with dark hair and .eves, who, they
have ascertained, stole a satchel belonging to F.
W. Scott. 38 Carl street, containing ?300 and
valuable papers, on a Kentucky street car last
week. The woman took ; a transfer to the Six
Mile house at Twenty-second avenue.
If you have any rooms to let, phone
Kearny $6 and ask to have the, '.'ad
man" call. He can rent them for you. •
MILK LAW VIOLATED— J. Brennan, dairy
man. 115 Highland avenue, was fined $25 by
Police Judge Deasy yesterday for selling watered
milk.
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O v fiti&Tl "m ' ra \££t I r I
H \u25a0 c^i I McS^av -Ei >*a tnt M
AMEUICA'S GREATEST HEALTH AXT>
PLEASURE RESORT
Potltlr* cure for rhemaatlsm and stomach
trouble. Table first class.- The roads hare been
pot -In excellent shape for staging and antes.
Kates, |12 to $14 per week. • Baths free to
nests. For farther particulars addresa R. H.
CUHRY. Proprietor. Tbe Geyser*, Cal. <
Notice: All guests remaining two weeks an*
under fonr will be refunded their fare one wij,
and puefts remaining; fonr weeks and longer will
be refunded round trip fare from San Francisco.
Soda Bay Springs
LAKE COUNTY, CAL
Situated on tbe picturesque shores of Clear
, Lake. Open May - 1. Finest ,boatlng, bathing/
, hunting and' fishing. Unsurpassed accominoda-
, tions. New launch, accommodating 40 people,
for use of guests and excursions., Terms $2.50
per day ;• $12.00 per week; special rates to
. families. ROUTE: Take Sausalito ferry at 7:45
. a. m. from city to Pieta, thence -stage or auto
direct to springs. Round trip. ' good for . six
months, $9.00. For further Information address
THOS. F. CHATFXELD, Proprietor Soda Bay
Springs, Lake county, Cal., via Kelseyrille
P. 0.. or Peck-Judah, 789 Market' St.. ' S. F.
Send for booklet. - • \u25a0\u0084.
LAKE COUNTY AUTOMOBILE TRANSPORTATION CO.-
Successors to Lakeport. Bartlett Springs and
Clear Lake Stage.' Lines. Passengers 'carried by
AUTOMOBILES and STAGES from Pleta to
Lckeport. Highland Springs, Kelseyrille. Soda
. Bay. Bartlett Springs and Upper Lake. Fine
mountain road, eprlnkled dally. Time to lunch
at Pieta. . Extra ' charges on automobiles In ad-*
. ditlon to regular one way stage fare from Pleta/
as follow*: To Lakeport. f1.50; Highland
Springs, $1.00; KelseyrUle. $1.50; Soda Bay.
$1.75. Tickets on Bale at office Northwestern
Pacific R. R. Co., Ferry building.. S. F., or ad-
dress this office, Lakeport. C^l.. for information.
DEER! DEER!
PLENTY OF THEM AT
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
We can guarantee if you are any shot at all
you will get the limit.
P. F. KOHNKE. Prop., or Peck-Judah. 789 i
Market st. A. E. WRIGHT. Assistant Manager.
BLUB LAKES
tTNDER SEW MANAGEMENT
Entertainments, dancing and amusements e-rery
evening. Boating, fishing, swimming and hunt-
ing. Rates $12 to $14 per week. Address H. W.
KEMP. Mldlake P. 0.. Lake county, Cal. -
YOUR VACATION
.Where arc you going .to spend it?
Seashore, Country, Mountains?
In California you will find? just the place to suit you.
Where that place is," what its 1 and advantages and what it
costs to live there are; questiorisvlargely -swaying your. decision.
This information is contained in a handsome booklet, >
"Where^ to Go.in, Jummer Days"
published exclusively by The Call,; which .will be\ given you FREE: " »
Copies for out of town will be mailed. City applicants may get
theraby calling at any of the following offices of the SAN FRAN
CISCO CALL: : \'_ * A W i
Main 0ffice....... /.......; Market and kThird Streets
. Branch 0ffice.......... ; 1.;;..:.. 1651vFiUmofe; Street-
Oakland 0ffice. . . . . ... ;•. . . ; . . ;.V. ;. 468 EleveritHi Street'
DO NOT FAIL TO SECURE ATCX3PY-
THE J3AN FRANCISCO CALL' ".TUESDAY,-. AUGUST 3, 1909.
WATCHMAN HELD UP
BY BOLD FOOTPADS
Benjamin Qavron Felled by
Blow on Headland His
Pockets Rifled
Trio Captured by Police and
Booked on a Charge of
Robbery
.Benjamin Qavron, watchman for,; th«
Sullivan estate, Mission street between
Sixth and Seventh, was attacked by
John Doherty, Edward Lahey and John
Black shortly after midnight yeßterday
morning* In. front of the premises he
was watching/^ ( He was felled to J the
ground by a blow on the back of. the
head and the trio proceeded to rifle
his pockets. He shouted^for .help, and
they took his revolver; out of his over
coat pocket' and threatened to kill' him
If he did not stop his noise.
His cries were heard by i Policemen
J. L.: Farrell and. William. G.. Meagher.
When they appeared the ifootpada dis
persed. Two s of them;: Doherty and
Lahey, hid in the vestibule of a former
saloon near the Bcene. of "the; holdup,
where they ,were arrested" by Farrell,
who saw Doherty throw, a revolver'be
hind a cigar stand grating, which was
later Identified by Gayron., Black ran
to. Seventh; and Stevenson' streets pur
sued by Meagher, who, fired four shots
at him , before/ overtaking: him. They
were charged with robbery "and -were
arraigned before Police Judge Conlan
yesterday morning. " ,-
Thomas 7 Langdon, an' inmate of the
Southern Pacific hospital, 'reported that
he was< held up by two men at Mont
gomery and Gold streets early yester
day morning and' robbed of $160 and a
gold watch. Detectives Badley and
Lambert were detailed on the case,
WIITER
SPRINGS
HOTEL
THE AUTOMOBILE 'HEADQUARTERS
\u25a0* ,OP LAKE COUNTY £ j- ;
The most delightful place to rest and 1
get well.
Every comfort— large, airy, inviting
rooms. Hot and cold water In every
room.
Cuisine and service unexcelled. :
Call at PECK-JUDAH CO. Informa-
tion Bureau, or CITY -OFFICE, West-
bank Building. 830 Market Street.
WITTER SPRINGS WATER ABSO-
LUTELY CURES ALL STOM^i
ACH TROUBLES
STAFFORD'S
;' Santa Cruz Monntalns. In the. heart of the'
redwoods. Unsurpassable climate^ Beautiful
walks, tennis court, social ball. Froits and veg-
etables, . all home products. Running water and
gas. Meet trains by request at .Capltola. For
further particulars call Peck-Judah, 783 Market
St., 8. F.. or address W. S. STAFFORD, Soquel,
Santa Cruz county.? Cal. v - . - ..>\u25a0
WILLOW RANCH
AND THE WONDEREUL /
REDWOOD HEIGHTS
'.-: Delightfully located In t& redwoods, five mllps
from Santa Cruz; : spring * water; fruit; milk;
excellent table; -new bathhouse; daily mail. Tele-,
phone Suburban - 87. - Free : conveyance. $7. per,
week. MRS.- M.' J..CRANDELL, Santa Crux.
HONOLULU L, t , na , m
And Back SUP. First Class. ' or ;. *^^B. surf
I "'-— \u25a0—•—«— «—«««™ i boating, -.surf
\u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0'\u25a0:'\u25a0. . board ' riding, sea bathing, swimming and
aquatic sports: fisbing, baseball, tennis,
golf, automoblling. „ :
, Bloat attractive spot on entire
round world. tour. \u25a0-- .
Five and a' half, days from San. Fran-
cleco by 8. S. Alameda (wireless), sailing
Aug. . 7, 28, etc.-; 800K \ NOW and se-
cure the best bertha.- \u25a0 ' - —
Line to Tahiti, Nevr Zealand and'
, _ 'Australia — S. S. Marlposa sailing
"Aug. ». Sept.; 11, etc.. Tahiti and back.'
$125. Wellington , and back $200.
O. S. S. : Co., 673 Market St.
Telephone Kearny .1231. ,
and- were: satisfied that Langdon was
romanolnaf.T;; He ? had > neea l in i the ho«
pital for several weeks without a cent
and; was waiting for traniportation; to
, Santa Barbara;"/ •' .;- .\u25a0:.;-;.:- \u25a0
; ;The residence of^ R.W.- Madden, 632
I Aj^hbury^ street^ was enteredjjSunday
j durins^ the' absence ?of xthe s family r in
I the 1 countryj and • thoroughlylransacked.
i Silverware,'; ; jewelry; >:> toilet vS articles,
I olothlng and' other effects to the value
of ? 1227^ were*" stolen/ ; ; ! \u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0 "'-'\u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'- \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0
X Fred/,Bogeh's.T. saloonyatr-Third' and
Stevenson's streets S was 1 entered .: early
yesterday ; morning and $40italcen from
the caah register. ' U:
HOTEL KEEPER TURNS
TRICK ON HIS QUEST
Pedro Garcia Falls into Clutches
V'-'of the Police;'
ii: P«dro -Garcia, proprietor of the Hotel
Alfonso^ XIII, t Charles ' place, and c . Tony,
Castro jwrere, arrested yesterday \by; Po
licemen'Riehl'and Josephs 'on- a ; charge
of /grand ' larceny;: by trick and device, j
The /complaining -witness is Pablo ; B.
Belarde"of 'Colton; : ; \u25a0 . 'k r
Belarde: registered at Garcla's hotel
Saturday; ahdr ascertaining that tie had
some coin .with" him Garcia' and .Castro
are v alleged to -have induced him %to
drink considerable 'liquor; Sunday, night,
and ? later," put ; him up. it; is claimed;
against a game of three \ t card : rnonte.
Belarde ilost' sllo, but knowing he; had
some ; checks ' he ; was : made "to ' play,t go
it is alleged,! until he lost- $l5O more,
giving Garcia ah 'lO U for it. C. Gon
zales; from* Mexico was' also a > victim
to the extent of $50. : ?
; Belarde; yesterday complained 'to
Riehl and {.Josephs that he had r been
swindled- and they went , to r the ; hotel
to I arrest- Garcia • and Castro. ; Garcia
slipped' out- and hurried to Police; Judge.
Conlan'e ; court," where- he swore? out a
warrant .for Belarde's arrest "on-; a
charge;; of -defrauding an inij.' keeper,
alleging * that Belarde owed ". him $14
for board : and i lodging .. and v -$160 " bor
rowed .money, a Belarde was also > ar
rested and gave $150 cash bail. for his
release. He will - tell his : side " of- the
story in court this morning.
; . ' '."\u25a0'''".' * ' . .' — \u25a0 '
SWISS SOCIETY PICNIC— The annual exenr
slon and picnic of the Swiss relief society will be
held. at Srhuetzen park, near San Itafarl, Ajigust
8. the outiUß to" be under the auspices of all the
Sttl9« * societies; in' San Francisco. . The \u25a0 boats
will leare from -the Tiburon ferry at 9 and 11
a. m. and 12:30 p.. ml : . ?.', -
>1 -.::, In the Heart of >
SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS
NEAR LOS GATOS
Only. 90 minutes from" San Francisco,
on .main line to Santa ' Cruz. Best
equipped -,Camp*.in 4ts l region; "has the
best. beds; "sets "the best;: table ;:rates re-,
duced : to . sBtand $10 per .week; will in
time rival p" \u25a0;;\u25a0:• '\u25a0. .- -.:'\u25a0 \u25a0
CAMP CURRY, YOSEMITE
For circular, information "and rates
address Camp Curry. Los Gatos. ;
THE ANCHORAGE
4tTm -.'\u25a0'•: The most beautiful -spot
JS\ In the Santa Cruz mountains
j^'i,(y I \u25a0'\u25a0' r^a' f or health and pleasure. First
V**Hgij jSTS^a class table,' cottages) ' tents,
' rt=^cS&tvT t e "n!s, ; croquet/dancing,- fish-
a*X^*U^i\ ing, swimming, etc.; 50 acres
«A&£*WU redwood, pine and madrone;
«tk£^ "Ititude 1,1)00 feet: rates $0
•V^s^yA l 0 ?H - AdJress v - HALL,
Vl* 6$M 4P® proprietor <-i t- and ,:. : manager, \u25a0
!^jM/i : Jffy& Patchin, -Santa Clara co., Cal.
• -^^C^J?^^^-^ ee ' B'*r8 '* ra ' nB> by: appointment
\V;^ ;at Alma station, 8. P.;. round
'W : , 'trip from San Francisco, $2.50
SEA BEACH HOTEL
-' -, ' ... V SAXTA^CRUZ, CAL.
Situated on a bluff within > 100 feet of the t \u25a0
FIXEST BATHING VBEACH OX THE
• s PACIFIC COAST;
And within 'C r minutes' r ; walk .of thn .'
LARGEST AXD iPIXEST BATHING
PAVILION IV CALIFORNIA
'\u25a0-•• Fine toimls \u25a0 court, good boating, bathing and
fisbing. Beautiful coast and mountain drives. . .
HOTEL : ST. GEORGE - under the same man-,
agement. J. J. C. LEONARD/ Proprietor.
Hotel
Pel Monte
_ ; The one place In California of which you
never ; tire. \u25a0> Unequaled facilities for all out-
door-sports. ... : .; >\u25a0 r, -\u0084. -\u25a0;
<1 ... H. R.;: WARNER.; Manager..;
ICASTLE CRAGS FARM!
XAX A real Log Cabin ' Colony, ! near ; Mt.V Shasta.
• Hot and cold ;\u25a0• wa ter,- shower.- baths ; -» whole-
- some home I cooking; j fine | mountain.*- scenery ;
hunting-, and fishing.;-. Fdr: rates 'and reserYa--
: tlons address „ MRS. ' t\V F." MORRIS,'? Man- ;
ager, care Victoria Hotel. , San Francisco.
CHERRY COIiJRT
The modern. Family ' Hotel of 'Santa'Cnw. Cen-
trally located. : Erery thing ; new. *. First o>. class
Table, reasonable rates. ' Automobile quarters.
For? particulars \u25a0\u25a0: address , MISS h O. vRIBDBMAN,
Proprletresn. 89 ' Church St."; Santa Cruz. is Cal. V <
HOTEL SANTA GRUZ
'First class family- hotel, centrally located.:
Good board ; ;; large,'; sunny ; rooms. . -," Special rates
to : families, j Address -, NICOLAS ?&~; CO., . Hotel
Santa Cruz.; Santa Cruz. 1 Cal. _• v
PIINB UOiE>QE
In ; ; the * mountains, i two' miles I from 1 Santa ; Cruz.
Beautiful -n location : in '\u25a0. Blackburn : Gulch. • New,
modern -^otel » and * cottages. \u25a0; Rates, 1 - $9 and - 5 up. !
Address: J. M. SHOULTS. Pine ; Tx)dge, . Santa
CrUZ... Csl.-;; « v . ;.'/*;:' fl»v.-7- :-.'\u25a0'•- :-\u25a0'\u25a0.;'.. ,' \u25a0'.'-\u25a0 XJ"
SEASIDE HOTELS
:J., American 'and \u25a0 European plan."' New. furnishings,
modern ; ;; dining room ' -.- service '" first 5 class, -t I^o-' ;
cated'at the beach opp/i Casino". \u25a0 Popular 'prices.;
Address M. H. BECHBR. Prop.. . Santa i Cruz. : Cal.j
''-\u25a0 LAWRENCE J VlLLA— Sonoma St? family I resorts
'Amusements:*^: Bus : dally >to 1 Hot i Springs. •I $6 a
week. HENRY *.PELLESSIER,*P.*iO. box"? 80."
OCEAN SHORE ROAD
SUED FOR WAGES
Test; Case Will Be Made Against,
jTime Check System by
V Co^^rativ^ League
Attorney^ Denounces Railway
Company and Threatens to>
Qo the Limit in Court ;*:'
As a test' case in the campaign
against ; the , time - check system, - suit
was filed in Hhe justice : court i yesterday
by ;e.: Backus,' a member of the Unem
ployed' co-operative : league.'agalnsfthe
Ocean-Shore railway" company for a
\u25a0claim of $29.50. ,, v > ' : r-
The time . check .was .made payable
to^ A. A Genatto. "a ' laborer, and, after
passing through .'..various hands, was as
signed finally to - Backus, * who declared
in his complaint:; that he was unable to,
collect.'-: The check, according ; to the
data; on its face,' was payable April 15,
1909, for .30 days' work." done; during
the month of .December, 1908, at the
rate of $1 a-day. Of the \total amount
60; Scents was V- deducted for • hospital
service. ' : : - -\u0084^..- ._\u25a0...-.. _ ,-\u25a0
y Attorney lG.;; B. Benham,, representing
the 'plaintiff, /said that the lease , was a
test one. !'We are anxious to find out,"
he V said, "by "what : right V these /firms
refuse to pay their : workmen ", and
whether-. or not they have a legal
ground for their ' action. This is the
first ; case -and it will be followed - : by
scores: of others."
Backus ; was emphatic in his denun
ciation. "The present instance," ht>
said,' "is ,one of many, but it has been
selected? for^ prosecution* because of : its
aggravated : character. .- 'We propose to
go- the; limit" in- showing up this-cor-,
porationi;; which" has always ; received
generous treatment from". San Fran
cisco and which IsTguilty of such inhu
manity , to one of its humblest citizens.?
PARAISO HOT SPRINGS
1 ' Grandest and Most Accessible of All Re-
sorts. Only V* hour's Ride in Auto Over
beautiful - . Road, \ ; New Swimming Fond,
Bathhouses . ' ... Waters \u25a0 Awarded First >\ Prize
at. St.- Louis ; Exposition. ; .
!-: Natural 'hot coda, sulphur, plunge and. tub
baths. 104 to- 116 degrees, for rheumatism,
malaria and all . stomach troubles. - Iron -and'
arsenic waters. - Altitude, 1,400 feet. Hunt-
, ing, fine fisbing, . bowling, _-. tennis, . croquet, .
'dancing, a •• gas. ;:Kspert.; masseuser--- Round
> trlp.^sB.'»''Rate>, $12 to $IG, baths Included.
- Table : unexcelled. - Information : at ' any S. P.
office or Peck-Judah Co. , 759 Market street,
I or. Bryan's..- New train . service. - Take flyer
i 8 a. m.; Third and Townsend; arriving at
| Springs 1 p. in. H.H. McGOWAN, Prop..
1 Paraiso Springs, Monterey . County, > Cal.
ALTAHOE
: A perfect bathing beach; warm,' perfectly dear
water; . sandy bottom with gentle slope; abso-
lutely safe' for 'women and children; -splendid
fishing; tine 'walks 'and drives; best of fare at
Liberty Inn ; restful - surroundings ; good orches-
tra; open June 1. 'Address AL TAHOE CO.,
Al Tahoe, Lake Tahoe. -.-\u25a0?-
AMONG THE PINES
Altitude 2,023 Teet. : No Consumptivei. :
. Enjoy the mountain air at "the^ Oaks. Best
equipped " ranch 1 ; resort in the - Sierra. No stag-
ing.' i Swimming pools, : bowling alleys. - tennis,
billiards and 4 pool, etc. Livery. Rates $8 to $12
per week. - Phone ' or address R. F. • WARHAM,
Applegate, Placer county. Calif ornla.^aWgfl^S^Sj
Lake Tahoe, opens ;' June 1." "Headquarters "for
trout" fishing. Resident- physician. Information
at Peck-Judah's: and S. P. R. R. Information bu-
reaus,; or. address LAWRENCE & COMSTOCK,
Tallae, Lake. Tahoe, Cal. .
. v .
Lake Tahoe.' \u25a0 Only - hot springs . and best '- fishing
grounds on the lake. Launch meets train at
Tahoe. : See Peck-Judah's or? 5.. P.- R. R. in-
formation bureaus,' or write . LAWRENCE "&
COMSTOCK, i Brockway, Lake Tahoe. Cal. s . * • :
1 ;;ComKup now "and enjoy, the trout fishing. j
3 % Mrs. t Alice . Richardson, 5 Mgr.;l Tahoe, ; CaL~> ; j
:^: l/PAiILEN/^LipAP;;
LAKE. TAHOEr^vArnew resort." Ideal; location.
Cottages, tents," horses, rowboats, launches, 'trout
fishing. . Moderate rates. Address HARRY
WHITCOMB. ; Mgr.. Fallen Leaf fP. 0.,; Lake
Tahoe," Cal.: ;' " • •;-.\u25a0; -. •
RUBICON PARK:-:
.\. \- LAKE ;TAHOE. ; N. . WJ . Cuthbert,' formerly of
Emerald 'Bay, 7 Prop. .'• Hotel, cottages • and .tents.
New furniture."'; Home . cooking. - Fisbing, . social
campfire, -postofflce.'' telephone. -"Address N." W.
I Cuthbert,) Rubicon P. ; O., \u25a0\u25a0 Lake Tahoe, : Cal. '
I ', ' -'.'gIBNULPINE / SPRINGS';.-:^*;;- [-
. ' LAKE TAHOE— Spring flowers; 1 beautiful cata-
racts, *• dazzling " snow.v. trout \u25a0'; fishing, .-:; excellent
mineral. water.? free; boats and launches, dairy,"
white .chef. V, Peck-Judah 1 or Southern Pacific 1 In- j
formation : Bureaus."; EARL ; H. . COLEMAN, 'Mgr j; •
Tallae P.'lO..; Lako, Tahoe. ' : : " \u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0:'\u25a0-\u25a0'.
fI|AJ(E INDEPENDENCE
In . tlie : hlga- Sierra. '• Good trout 4 fishings in
lake and stream. ; ; For .: particulars Inquire South-
ern > Pacific : Information ' Bureau."-', or : address j,^ *:
;-\u25a0 MISS : It: -WARD.'. Hobart . Mills' Postofflce. ;
"^EETBRIAR LODGE
\u25a0'. Everything' first ; class.'- • Situated' in ; the* beautl-'*
f ul ' Sacramento j canyon near: Castella. - Excellent
view; of Mount ' Shasta. Good fishing • and \u25a0 hunt-
Ing.' - .'*- For '\u25a0 rates ; and -• booklet • write .to H.* W.' 7
HOPPE. Castella, Cal; $10 j>er week.: . ;
• MoisTEREV ; : MINERAL ; SPRINGS i
*>r Contracts - taken > tot'- euro f of ». rheumatism. > ma-
larla. \u25a0 kidney; = stomach, i liver, f. bowels, , bladder or
nervous^ troubles.". >. Modern ;a- s conveniences '-\u25a0\u25a0', and
amusements ;' in .the . pines : near f the ' bay ;<\u25a0 scenery
grand ; " cottages -\u25a0 or - rooms •' or board ; -$1 \u25a0• to - $2.
Write J.-O'CONNOR, Prop.. New t Monterey; Cal.
pPffjh . For Infant 3 and Children,
gl \ iiaagg^g^f^ Signature /J\s
I Promotes DtgcstionJCfeerfut- nf jf^ Afr
\u25a0'\u25a0'iiilil Hi ncssand&sLContalnsneittKr UA ff l\ Vp
raSSif i \ Ophim>lorphlne nor>2aeraL Sk,\» VIV I
-Bplfc! !;; Not Narcotic, j %T%, sj
iffffliS; illi •" jlbcStcsa *• \ MmJL m •&
f; Hil JUUTeSto- . a W\^ 111
iliSi^ 'ApcrfectKeraedyfbrCuTSS^ I \\ K y .
Wi N Hon,SouTStoiMJ)larrto I «T p^ M f|..^ M
\u25a0lir'aar l Thirty Years
, 3taCt So^S 0^ ?' W^PPer* .~^i"* c«irr*oii commnv. «ew yon* enr.
ISSUED BY THE
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
THE PICTTTRESaiTE ROUTE OF CALIFORNIA
f V IS NOW READY fOR DISTRipUTIOSIK : :
GIVr»G;ITnLL rtfTOKMATIOII '
"IN EEGARDTO , '"
CAMPING SPOTS, THE LO-
CATIONS, ACCOM MO D A-
TIONS, ATTRACTIONS, ETC.,
OF/MINERAL SPRINGS, RE-
SORTS AND COUNTRY
HOMES AND FARMS
WHERE SUMMER BOARD-
ERS 1 AR^ TAKEN, WITH
TERMS OF BOARD, $7.00
AND UPWARDS PER WEEK.
To' be had at Ticket Offices. 874 Harket street;
Ferry Building-, foot of Market street, and
" Boom 986, James Flood - Building- (Gen-
' •' % eral Offices), San Francisco.
W~. S. PALMER, J. J. GEARY,
General Manager. G. P. & F. A., j
Skaggs Hot Springs
Nine* miles from- Geyserville. Two'
trains daily.' Fare $4.60 round trip. In-
cluding- stage. Rates |12 to $16 'per
week. Hot mineral batlfs. Swimming,
boating, hunting and fishing. Every-
thing new. » including - management.
PETER J. CURTIS. , SKAGGS. SONOMA
QO., CALh . ,
AGUA CALIENTE SPRINGS
. Nearest hot sulphur springs to San Francisco
and bay cities ; 2 hours' - ride. NO STAGING.
Swimming tank, tub, • plunge and electric light
baths.. Cures stomach troubles, . rheumatism,
liver and kidney complaints.' Every accommo-
dation; reasonable rates. Take N. W. P. Ry.: .
at Tiburonr ferry, at: 7:30 ' a.: m. and 5:10 p. m.
Fare $1.10. Inquire at 7SO Market st. and
2004 Sutter' St.. - or address TEIEODOR RICH-
ARDS. Aqua Caliente. Sonoma Co.. Cal. .
FETTERS HOT SPRINGS
Apua ' Caliente station.. Sonoma county. New •
mission style plastered hotel. Hot and coM mln-
eral ' water in , erery room. First class German
cooking." iWarm • meals three, times » day.- Men
helpin hotel and dining room. Every room and '
hallway < velvet carpeted. - Electric lights. Can
accommodate ' 100 \u25a0 quests. R*tes-from $12 up.- '
Address Fetters Hot Springs, Sonoma, CaT. a
THE GLEN RITA MI JS E ",
.-New, -up to date hotel oa hillside, overlook ins i
river. i^Tents if desired. Excellent table. Rates !
$10 to $12 a week. Cottages to rent. Address
,WM. C.HEALY, Montrio P. 0., Sonoma co. >"! •
CITTT T V'C! ; Monte :iio
O U JLtJLI X O SONOMA CO.
Hotel and tents around grounds, nestled on
aide hill among the redwoods, .- with , charming
panoramic views • of : Russian river and surround-
ing, country. " First class: accommodations. .
THE HAYS ANI) COTTAGES
SANTA CRUZ.'/ A choice "family resort for sum-
mer,, visitors. ;\u25a0; Located on Beach Hill at- 117
Third ."St.,- two - blocks ; from - Beach and i Casino.
Modern } and ;up to date. ' > German or Hungarian
cooking. Rates $10 to $12 per; week.' .
ALTAMONT. 'OCCIDENTAL;
Ah v Ideal'; modern': summer hotel.* 3 hours from S
F.- Fine carbonate s Iron « spring, t *tc.V Of proven
medicinal value;' Bathing, 'fishing.- huntln*- \u25a0 15
acres "virgin '., forest ';\u25a0 recreation ; ground ; 5 pure
living springs: $2 a day. $9 a week. Free camo-
ing.J. D. CONNOLLY.. Occidental., Cal. •
a r V "springs
I>ftTe San Francisco at 3:45 p. m., Frlda/
or Saturday, Tla SaasaUtov
Railroad round trip JT. {nolailln^ enjoy-
able riUe ia our fine automobiles from St.
Helena to Aetna Spriniw and rernrn.
Illustrated booklet free on application.'
AETNA ' SPRIXGS 1 CO. »
Aetaa Springs. Xapa eorraty. Cal.
JOHANNISBERQ
K!»Tation 1.200 feet. Beatstlfull; situated
arnons tbe redwoods. Fine lake, boatiog antt
bathing, bo\vlin~. tennis court and dane« hall.
Kates reasonable. THEO. BLANOKENBUBG
JR.. Proprietor. Oa&Tillp. Napa Co.
MARK W gST
WARM SPRINGS
Sonoma county. Only 3'i hoars from S F. an<* hnt
7 miles' statin?. Jleet trains of X. W. Pacific at
Fulton bAth morning and evening. Sauaallta
ferry at T:45 a. m. or 3:13 p. m.* doily. Kound
trip only $3.7.1. Famous wild prapeTine arbors— *
one 50 by 170 feet. «"o-»er!njr hotel Teranda antt
drireway. "The prettiest place In California." U
the verdict of thousand*, -ltates $i per day as
$12 per weet. Patronage of thl* year nnprece-
\u25a0 dented. References, any guest of pa« 15 years
Particulars at 789 Market »t.. 2004 S'ltter at. oc
. address J. F. JIULGREW. Fulton. Cal.
TISS6 f* 1909
USGAN JPRINGS
I' •* '\u25a0*•"' '\u25a0" -; % '
New concrete ' bathhouse and piossa bath.
Booklet for the asklntr. entitled -
"LET OTHERS TELL THE STORY**
We cure others and why not you? Address'
ED B. WALBRIDOE. Tuscan. Cal. -vv,
HlamaHi Hot Springs
Fishing, hunting and health resort.
Extreme northern part of California.
Write to EDSON BROS.. Beswlck, Cal..
or the PECK-JUDAH CO.. San Francis-
co. Ix>s Angeles,, Portland or Seattle.
SAN QREQORip STOfeE
All kinds general merchandUe. Fishermen.
banters, campers and anto parties supplied «t
city prices. E. MOXTBVALDO. San Oregorio.-
HOTEL BRADLEY
First class board, pleasure cottages, two es-
cellent troat streams. Also aorf flahlng: H4
mile* from famous Pebble Beach and Ocean
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