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JUDGE TO OPPOSE
SENATOR DIXON
. • CARSOX. June 13. — Justice James G
. Sweeney of the supreme court an
nounced his candidacy today for the
; \u25a0•.'United States senate on the democratic
\u25a0-. ticket, against Senator George Dixon,
vrho will again be the republican can
didate. Sweeney said that he would
' m?ke his campaign on the tariff issue.
SUPREME COURT AFFIRMS
r-'- LOS ANGELES DECISION
-. Decisions affirming the judgment of
the superior court of Los Ar.g-eles
county in six actions In which John H.
Gay" was plaintiff and appellant and
.John Engebretsen defendant and re
spondent were handed down by the
\u25a0supreme court yesterday morning. The
actions were for the cancellation of
agreements for street improvements and
to enjoin the contractor from claiming
any interest thereunder in" the lands
assessed.
f HOT SPRINGS U
Grandest and Most Accessible
Sound Trip Reduced to $6.35, Including
Beautiful Half Hour Auto Ride
;* /. Water* Am nrded Ff rat Prire
at St. I.ouln Exposition
' Natural bot poda. sulphur, plunge and tub
baths. 104 to 116 degrees, for rheumatism, mala-
ria «nd all Etomach troubles. EATES $12 TO $16.
BATHS FREE. Expert masseurs. Informa-
tion Peck-Judah Co.. .89 Market st., or Bryan's,
.149 Montgomery. Leave 8:05 a. in., ."id and
•TojrnseDd, 7:17 a. m. Ist and Broadway, arrtv-
iaf at Springs I p. m. H. H. McGOWAN'. Prop.,
Parelso Springs, Monterey county, Cal.
KLAMATH
HOT SPRINGS
Is the most noted fishing, hunting and health
XPsart ob the coast. Apply for folder to ED-
SOS BEOS.. Beswick. Slskiyou county. CaL, or
to PECK-JCDAH CO.. 789 Market street, San
Francisco.
SISSON TAVERN
.?i mile from Sisson, the outfitting place for
liunnprs, fishers, tbe ascent of Mount Shasta,
' *rip 22 lakes; fishing aid hunting not excejled.
\u25a0.The tavern, under new management, opens a
J-ear round resort, vrtth table and accommoda-
•>toDS tte best. Games, <Smn-ir<p. rowing-, orlm-
: -niinir and mineral eprinrs are some of -the attrac-
tions for guests. QUINTCS 11. BEEREV. maa-
sger, Slsson, Cal., or PECK-JUDAH CO., 789
Market St., & F.
WEBBER LAKE
Qijeen of mountain lakes for fly fishing. Hotel
.opens June 15 under new management by expe-
.rlenced men. Excellent table; automobile service
V:si"y: 2 hours' ride. Express and telephone.
'Board floor tents, cottages, boating, riding, driv-
ing, automobllln£; lodgeroom for panics and
dancing. Trout fishing, lake and brooli; saddle
poniesl No drrss affairs. Round trip tickets at
reduced rates. Information Peck-Judah and South,
rrn Pacific Address Webber Lake Hotel. Ho-
bart .Mills, or Stockton, CaL
COLUSA & MARYSVILLE
New Rambler Auto Stage Line. Two round
trips daily, connecting with Northern Electric
Traics for Sacramento, Chieo and Oroville.
Leaves Western Hotel, Marysville, 9:10 a. m.
and 6:35 p. m. Leaves Dlllman's Garace. Colusa.
5:45- a. m. and 2 p. m. Fare each way $2.
Phone for seats either place.
East Shore Park
Picnic Grounds
.45 minute* from 14th and Broadway, Oakland.
Bichmond car direct learea 7th and Broadway on
:00. :20. :40.
I
Address C. H. ROBERTSON. Richmond. Cal
ELIM GROVE HOTEL
AT
Cazadero Big Trees
• Bates $2 per day. $10 per week; everything
sew; first class accommodations; bunting; fishing.
AJfftTSEMEA'TS OF Al.li KIJVDS
L. EDWARDS. Prop., Caxadero. CaL
INVERNESS STABLES
POINT REYES EMPORIUM
Floest tcrnoots of all descriptions, with thor-
oughly competent drivers. Rates very reason-
etoa. AH klsda of draylng to all points. Building
x&aterlal of all kinds and general merchandise.
Campers, sportsmen and aoto parties supplied at
city prices. P. F. SCILACCI, Point Reyes station.
BERRYVALE INN
An ldeaL homelike summer resort at the base of
Sit. Shasta. Address H. B. ItEAM. Slsson. CaL
SWEET BRIER LODGE
Grandly 6ltuattd on Shasta route. GorgeousTiew
of Mount Shasta. Good fishing. For rates and
booklet wilt« H. W. HOPPE. Castella,, CaL
Hotel Potter
THE PERFECT SUMMER RESORT
Illustrated booklet on request.
HOTEL POTTER, £an*«» Barbara, Cal.
SHELLVILLE HOTEL
Sportmcs's Resort. Near Callente Springs.
Eatcs reasonable. JOB KBEUZEE, Proprietor.
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BIG SLIVER ENTERS
SMALL BOY'S SPINE
[Special Dispatch to -The Call]
SAXTA ROSA. June 13.— Ten year
old Roy Brown was seriously injured
Sunday afternoon while "shooting the
chutes" on a home made affair in the
yard at home. The chute was from the
top of the barn. 25 feet high, and as
he descended the lad leaned backward
until a splinter caught in fiis back.
Dr. J. • W. Cllrie took a sliver a
foot long and about an inch thick from
the lad's spine and later • removed a
piece five inches long from the abdo
men, where it had penetrated the kid
ney. •
The boy is doing well and it is be
lieved he will recover.
BOYS GIVEN PROBATION— WaIter W. Smith
and Harry D. Clements, newsboys who were
convicted of stealing a watch and purse from
T. Mixuna. were . admitted to probation by
Judge Dunne yesterday. •
ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLEMENT— A warrant was
issued yesterday for the arrest of Richard
Rochester on complaint of Charles I. Harrison,
\u25a0Winchester Annex hotel, on a charge of eni
bozxling $250 May 16. '
BEAUTIFUL SANTA CRUZ
Happiness ig a |x-euliar kind of shellfish; a shy,
rotlrlng crustacean with a very hard shell cov-
ered often with the sharpest of spines and work-
a-ilar opinions. But it comes out of its shell on
the beach at Santa Cruz, and the fearherless
sandpipers that go hunting it there find It and
pet fat on it. And after they have absorbed as
much of this food as they are able they take the
shell back with them to their work a day world,
and in that shell lingers the wliisporlnz laughter
of the waves playing tag across the goluen beach.
What a place that beach is, to be sure!
At Santa Cruz one may vibrate between the
delights of the sea shore and tbe solitude of the
forest, a pendulum swing of only a few miles,
and never tire of the game. This is the charm
of Snnta Cruz. Winter and summer the red-
woods and the wares on the beach are calling for
playmates. Are toii readrV
Write Banta C'rur Chamber of Commerce, box
B, for list of hotels, boarding houses, mountain
resorle, camp sites, house keeping rooms and cot-
Sea Beach Hotel
SAXTA CItUZ, CAL*
NOW OPEN
Situated on a bluff within 100 feet of the
Finest Bathing Beach on the
Pacific Coast
Flee tennis court, good boating, bathing and
fishing. Beautiful coast and mountain drives.
HOTEL ST. GEORGE under tbe same
management. J. J. C. LEONARD, Proprietor.
STAFFORDS
Is the Place to Spend Your Vacation
Address XV. S. STAFFORD. Manager. Soquel,
Santa Cruz county, Cal.
PINE LODGE
In the mountains, only two miles from Santa
Cruz. Bathing and boating, mountain trails,
shady groves, home garden, modern hotel, cot-
tages, bungalows and tents. Illustrated booklet.
Address PINE LODGE, Santa Crux, CaL
MT. VIEW RANCH HOTEL
And cottages In tbe mountains near Santa Cruz.
First class table, clubroom, dancing pavilion,
bowling, croquet. Rates $9 and $10. Carriage
fare $1.25 round trip. Send for booklet. MRS.
TOXY PHILLIPS. Prop.. Santa Cruz, Cal., or
PECK-JUDAH COMPANY, 789 Market St. S. F.
GLENWOOD HOTEL
Among tbe redwoods of Santa Cruz Mts. On
tbe new short line, 2 hours from S. F. Write
for circular. WM. MARTIN, Glenwood, Santa
Cruz county, CaL
WII lOW RANf H And the Wonderful
niLLVtV KrtltUl RhDWOOD MEIOHTS
.Delightfully located In the redwoods, five miles
from Santa Cruz;« spring water; fruit; milk; ex-
cellent table; new bathhouse; dally mall. Tele-
phone Suburban £7. Free conveyance. $7 per
week. MRS. M. J. CRANDELL. Santa Cnrf, or
PECK-JUDAH COMPANY. 789 Market St., S. F.
Beach Hill Inn
Santa Cruz. Popular family hotel, overlooking
the beach. Elegant rooms, large grounds. Send
for booklet. MISS A. PORTER, or PECK-
JUDAU COMPANY, 789 Market St., S. P.
Riverside Hotel and Cottages
Near beach. Enlarged and remodeled. Steam
beat, private baths and other modern conveni-
ences. Address FRED BARSON. Santa Cruz, Cal.
EL VERANO VILLA
A country resort for families. Open year round.
Good fishing and bunting: dancing pavilion; hot
mineral baths. Rates $7 per week. For particulars
write to EL VERANO VILLA. EL VERANO. Cal
OAKS HOTEL
Open for business April 15; new and up to
date; all home comforts; Verona station; bus
meets all trains; rates $8 per week; children un-
der age, half price. P. 0. box 40A; phone Sub-
urban 101. B. FARRELL. Proprietor.
PINEWOOD RETREAT
Resting place for a few adults. A mountain
farm. *4 mile from depot. New cottages among
the Dines, with sleeping porches, baths, etc.: ex-
cellent table; $10 to $14 week-No consumptives.
Folder. R. F- WARHAM, Appiegate, Placer
county, CaL
RICHARDSON SPRINGS
One of the best in the state for health and
pleasure. Ask your friends about them or ad-
dress LEE RICHARDSON. Chico, -CaL
MONTF PIO OK.BEAUTXnTL-
iJXKJI^i 1 L* f\iVy RUSSIAN RIVER
Launches, canoes, rowboats, bathhouses and
suits by tbe boar, day, week or month. ' 0. W.
MEADOWS, Boatman, Monte Rio, Sonoma coun-
ty, California. , >
BISMARCK HOTEL
SONOMA. i\
2leals at all hours. RatetC $1 her day.
ANTONIO HAPPE.
Dr. C. C. O'Donncl! Mineral Springs
GLEX ELLEN* XOW OPEX
Furnished and unfurnished cottages and tents;
fine climate; bathing; fichlng. For particulars
apply to C. C. O'DONNELL. M. D.
REACHES MOST OF THESE RESORTS
THE SAN FRANGISGO CALU TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1910.
STEAMSHIP RUNS
ASHORE OFF PORT
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CARTAGENA, Colombia, June 13.—
The Royal Mail" steamer Magdalena. is
ashore at • the entrance to the port.
She is apparently in no danger. Th*i
steamer, sailed: from Southampton May
25 via St. Michaels May 30 for. Bar
badoes, Colon, : Kingston and Stew York.
She struck yesterday. . . i
UNABLE TO FIND ANY
TRACE OF STOLEN BOY
Mrs. Sadie . Manchester, whose son
Lloyd, 5 years of age, was stolen *from
her temporary home at 128 California
avenue, Sunday by .- her - husband, ,Irva
Manchester, .obtained v a warrant irom
Police Judge Deasy yesterday for Man
chester's arrest on a charge of aband
oning and neglecting 'her. j Detectives
are searching for Manchester, but* it
is believed that, her has;; gone to his
ranch in MenUocino county, with the
boy and the sheriff of that county
has been asked to keep a lookout for
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Readers of The Call Will
Confer a Favor Upon This
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Paper by Mentioning The
Call when Communicating
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with any of these Resorts.
Hotel Vendome
SAN JOSE, CAL.
Beautiful surroundings ,
American plan, but upon
European plan basis as \ far
as table and service are con-
cerned.
H. W. LAKE, Manager
GILROY
HOT SPRINGS
Best water and climate in the state. Only 4
hrs. from' San Francisco. Road In excellent con-
dition for automobiles. Send for folder to
w. j. McDonald, Prop.
OR PECK-JDDAH CO., 789 MARKET STREET.
FOWLER'S GARAGE
uILKOY i-v ;
Machines meet gnesta for Springs apon request.
Rates very reasonable. T. k Bl G. FOWLER.
Phone 463. Gllroy. ••\u25a0.•-; \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0; '-\u25a0;• \u25a0\u25a0 Vis '-\, \u25a0'•"
HOTEL LA HONDA
beautifully situated in the redwoods?, Tent ac-
commodations. Good trout fishing, < T I Long dis-
tance telephone. Send for booklet. * MRS. I. J.
SEARS, La Honda, San Mateo county. Cal. j
GARDEN CITY SANITARIUM.
New building; new treatment rooms; new din-
ing room; new surgical wards; modern and up to
date In all physiologic, therapeutic ' methods;
massage, electricity, light and sun treatments.
In short, the best methods, extant. Write for
literature. San; Jose, Cal. •-- ."\u25a0 \u25a0 -r
Hotel Mosconi
Half moon ' Bay. ' Ocean ' Shore R. R. direct.
Fine Italian dinners for hunters and fishermen on
short notice. . Autos : for hire. .
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
OLD ' S WANTON HOUSE, PESCADERO. Six
peerless cottages t for families. I%^ miles 'from
famous Pebble beach. Excellent fishing :.- and
shooting; reasonable - rates." . Home cooking a
specialty. JACK BOSHOFF. Proprietor.
DON'T FTJSS WITH I YODR BAGGAGE.
. WE'LL DO f IT: FOR .YOU. -
PACIFIC TRANSFERiCQMPANY
' Ellis Street 'at /Jones. \ " .
Phones— Franklin * 2222, * Home C 6134.
' , ' Office •In < Ferry . Building. ... ; -
LA HONDA-^CAVALLI BROS.
Fishermen, hunters, campers and autolsts sup-
plied at city prices;; auto for. hire; post, express
and phone office, y .\u25a0-/ \u25a0' . "'r'.' 1 ,-. ' .-\u25a0 •'\u25a0"«. \u25a0
HOTEL MADRON A
MILL. VALLEY
Under new management-": First class service:
unexcelled cuisine. - Telephone Main 930.V? Mill
Valley." Cal. CM. \.VAff PER PAW. Manager.
CAMP TAYLORSRESORf
I First class hotel,: tcnti. cottages and family
grounds; boating, fishing and swimming; family
rates. For particulars A. BENENATO, Proprietor.
WORKER FALLS 30
FEET TO DEATH
A. Waldstrom, an : iron worker,; aged
29 years,' employed ;on .the building.un
der course of construction at the south
east corner of Third and Market streets,
fell Ito his ; death's within? five minutes
after going to work yesterday morning.
JWaldstrom.was at work on the top of
the-girders already: swung^inplace for
the first story when he fell 30 feet. *./',.,
Accprdlng t 'to the-Tules" of the struc
tural S iron workers' * union, all work • oh
the building was suspended /or the day.
Waldstrom lived at' 2s2. Hartford street.
CHECK PROVES .WORTHLESS— M. ' M. 4*4 * Levy,'
145 Eddy street, : obtained a warrant yesterday
for the arrest of E.fß.(Polastri on a charge o*f
•passing a' fictitious check for $30.May 6 drawn
;on the. Banking company, of San Itafael.
HELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER— Johi Erlekson
v was held | for ' trial before the superior - court
yesterday on a charge of manslaughter in con
nection with the death v of Charles Hansen, a
sailor, May 14. .>: •>.•
HELD FOR BURGLARY— Harry R. Morse was
held for trial before the superior court yester
day on a charge of burglary for breaking, into
the store of A.r Freed, r 1440 Market street,
JuneS. • ." \u25a0.. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0..•\u25a0-:"-\u25a0\u25a0 . ; ;n--
PMMHOTEL]
iAsi COOLEST HOTEL. IN *fii
WmMYORKW
_N/ FIFTH JWJaC&rnLKL&&K\r^
I SUMMER GARDEN AND I
TERRACE
FRED fi TERRY
DIRECTOR
PACIFIC GROVE
FAMOUS COAST RESORT j
Magnificent salmon fishing; claps bottom boats,
submarine gardens, pluDge ami surf bathing: de-
lightful climate; house keeping cottages. Chau-
tau<]ua opens in July. Write BOARD OF. TRADE
for, information. .
Among the Pines
Mo consumptives TdO OclKSElevation 2,024
. Under New Ownership and Management
The most thoroughly, equipped mountain resort
in the Sierras; large swimming pool; fine trout
fishing; bowling; tennis: : billiard, pool tables:
livery; % mile from station; rates, $9 to $12 per
week. Booklet on request Write or phone AL.
KUHN, Appiegate,, Placer county, Cal.
OLEMA HOTEL
OLEMA; MARIN CO., CAL.
' We - will I meet the \u25a0 following trains from Saa
Francisco at ' Point Reyes station, N. W. P. R.
R.; 8:15 a. m., 6:45 p. m.; others by appoint-
ment. NELSON HOTEL CO. INC.
MERVYN HOTEL
GLEN ELLEN, Sonoma county, Cal. 'Entirely
surrounded by ferns, trees and flowers. Ideal spot
for your summer .vacation. Rates $2 per day, $8
to $10 per week.- . £ - ,P. MONQHAN.'Prop. -
OAK COmflE-i— -AfiUA CALIENTE
' Halt ; mile from : station; 2 mm. walk from
Sonoma creek: 10 min.*. to hot springs; fishing and
bathing; plenty of shade; rates $7 and $8 per
week. MBS. 3. HEGWITT. Aqua Calient*,
Sonoma CO. - '\u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0 '.-.... ' -. :,.t-- -\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 .-.
RIVERSIDE RESORT
Country homes '34' mile from Guernevllle; Ideal
spot; V 3V 3 mile of \u25a0 river •\u25a0 frontage: S8 to $10 per
week. For - particulars, MRS. H. A. STAOO,
Proprietor, \ Guernevllle, . Sonoma county.
HOTEL. BERTRAND
First class accommodations. Ideal spot for va-
cation. Fishing, hunting, boating and swim-
ming. Beautiful drive to Bear valley. Special
rates to families. Apply, JOSEPH P. BER-
TRAND, Tocaloma. Marin county, Cal. • >. -^
SOLID COMFORT HOME
1,800 feet altitude. No fog; climate delightful;
nnsurpassed scenery ; I spring water ; I dance hall,
swimming i tank; telephone; $8 per week. Stage
meets train. . SCHULER A SCHEBEN; Napa. Oal.
FOison oAK
rXft v , E « R o REMEDY \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0mSS&
PILES, CHILBLAINS. PCUONS, BURNS, CTC.
AVALUABLC HOUSEHOLD SALVE.:-- ;
AIL ORUOOISTS HAVC IT OR WILL OBTAIN ON RCOUtST
.-v ACCCPT NOgyBSTITUTCS." -
'"\u25a0y'*r>-£y-^«'irteo2S Cents; - ' \u25a0
UNGLEYt MICHAELS CO.'t S AN FRANP.Ifinn
MB3WMII |W»MPf»^WWI V^"Z WWrnc^MMMhi^w
CAPTAIN O'CONNOR
JURY STILL OUT
TOMBSTONE, Ariz., June 13.— The
jury, /which Is passing upon the case
of {Captain Stephen O'Connor, United
States army - charged with
having murdered Dr. A. S. Russell, has
been;out .since last Friday, with no
prospect of arriving . at a verdict. To
night-it "is said to stand 8 to 4 for ac
quittal, r ; . .'" ,'>-.:'- ( s ",
CONTRACT SIGNED FOR
v ' GIRLS' PLAYGROUND
v A contract was signed yesterday for
the ; completion :' of • that section of the
children's- playgrounds at Powell -and
Lombard streets, which is to be devoted
to the girls. A. 1 concrete wall and fence
will divide it from the ground for boys.
Within - the ; grounds there will be an
outdoor gymnasium, a basket ball
court and swings. 'The supervisors will
be asked;, to ; install for the girls a
swimming tank 9Qx4O f eet, with a slop
ing so as to give water from
3 to 7 feet deep. '"•>
BIJOU INN
Lake Tahoe. All newly fnrnished. All kinds *>t
sports and diversions. Special low rates for June
and September. Write for descriptive folder to
W. F. CONNOLLY. Bijou Inn, Lake Tahoe,' CaL
JUNE FISHING ALWAYS BEST.
Remarkably Warm June Weather.
TALLAC and BROCKWAY
The resorts that have made Lake Tahoe
famous for its fishing and scenery. •
Hotel and Cottages Steam Heated and Elec-
tric Lights. Boats, Launches and Livery under
Hotel Management. Our Specialty — Finest of
Milk, Cream and Butter.
Information Peck-Judah Company, 780 Mar-
ket. Southern Pacific Information Bureau. LAW-
RENCE * COMSTOCK, Tallac and Brock way.
LIBERTY INN AT
A L TAHOE
Fine beds, excellent meals, rich milk and
cream; 1 good fishing; - mountain streams, lakes
and woods; best bathing In state. Write '
AL TAHOE CO., Al Tahoe, Cal.
TAHOE. TAVERN
SEASON WELL ADVANCED.
MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY.
NEW WHITNEY HOUSE
Now under new I management. Everything first
clans. Stages and trains leave daily for Lakes
Tahoe, Dormer, Independence and Webber. For
rates write FRATIS & SMITH. Props., Truckee,
Cal., or PECK-JUDAH CO.. 789 Market, •S. F,
RUBICON SPRINGS
. Lake Tahoc: grandest of scenery; delightful
surroundings; -• dallclous • and .. healthful • mineral
water: ; fine hunting and fishing; ~ table unsur-
passed; home dairy. -Write PECK JUDAH or
R. O. COLWELL, McKlnney's, Lake Tahoe. CaL
RUBICON PARK
Lake Tahoe'g popular resort now open. \u25a0 Hotel,
cottages and teats. Fine bathing beach. Launches
and rowboats, good fishing, and saddle horses.
Social- campflre and telephone. Address N. W.
CUTHBERT, Rubicon P. 0., Lake Tahoe. CaL
UAKB TAHOE »
LAKESIDE PARK.
' Hotel, cottages, ' house keeping tents, camping
grounds. Established '1892. Building sites and
acre tracts for sale on easy terms. For maps,
prospectus and' folders address ARTHUR. MA-
RIO N HILL, Statellne P. 0., CaL
GLEN ALPINE SPRINGS
Lake 'Tahoe. Established So years. - Open about
June 'i 5. 'E. H. Coleman; manager, 197 Third
avenue, ' San Francisco. Literature - principal ho-
tels, Peck-Judah. Southern-. Pacific - information
bureaus at Flood building and Ferry depot.
DEER PARK SPRINGS
LAKE TAHOE— Come in for June for saowslldes
and snowballing under a smiling sky. No poison
oak, v. no rattlesnakes/ Lake - and stream • fishing.
Write ior phone the - owner.' MISS KATHERINB
CHANDLERj, Deer, Park,, CaL \u25a0\u25a0 %;,
;EMERAUDBAV CAMP
Lake * Tahoe. ' Private 5 cottages with bath, car-
peted : floor ' tents. Camping grounds for . house
keeping purposes on applicut lon. For ratea or
reservations , write to C. O. DUNBTALL, Prop.,
Peck-Judah, or any S. P. R. B. agent.
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PLASTERER BEATEN
BEFORE DROWNED
" Coroner Wa^sh has asked the police
to investigate the death of Alexander
Ross, , a plasterer, who lived "at 574
Third street and whose body was found
floating off the Folsom street wharf at
9. o'clock Sunday morning.
The action of Dr. "Walsh Is based
upon the report of Autopsy Surgeon
Glover that^the man probably was
beaten over the head before he was
thrown Into the water.
Ross owned property at 1922 Golden
Gate\ avenue. But 5 cents and a safe
deposit key were found in his pockets.
GRAND, LARCENY CHARGED— Pascals Tufa
was booked at the city prison yesterday on a
charge .: of ,' grand larceny. . He Js accused of
'stealing- from a saloon in Kearny street June
- 9 a. sample case containing watches -and other
jewelry, Talued at $111 belonging to Morris
Vogel. -
BANKBUPTCY PETITION FlLED— Samuel C.
Greenberg. an Oakland salesman, filed a peti
tion in bankruptcy yesterday In the United
States vdlstrict court. His liabilities are
scheduled at $2,563.05. with no assets.
IDEAL DRY MARINE CLIMATE AT
GREAT CANVASTITY; FISHING ALWAYS
FIXE; > PORTER'S CATALINA ISLAND
BAND: GOLF. TENNIS. BOATING. MOON-
LIGHT LAUNCH RIDES ARE IDEAL. BET-
TER GET OUR FOLDER BEFORE YOU
PLAN THAT OUTING THAT IS ON YOUR
MIND. BANNING CO.. PACIFIC ELECTRIC
BUILDING, LOS ANGELES, CAL.
Hotel
DcS Monte
OFFERS MORE TO DO AND
MORE TO SEE THAN ANY
RESORT IX THE WORLD
Subscribe for the Del Monte
Weekly, a guide to things worth
knowing, doing and seeing In
California.
H. R. WARNER, Manager
PACIFIC GROVE
HOTEL
\u25a0 NOW OPEN
A house of quiet excellence
THE ANCHORAGE
The most beautiful spot In
the Santa Cruz mountains for
health and pleasure. First
class table, cottages, tents,
tennis, croquet, dancing, fish-
ing, swimming, boating, etc.:
5O acres redwood, pine < and
madrone; altitude 1,900 feet;
rates. \u25a0$9 and $11. Address
B. HALL, prop, and mgr.,
Patchin. Santa Clara co.. Cal.,
Feck-Judah, 759 Market St.,
or Bryan's, 149 Montgomery
st. Meets trains by appoint-
ment at Alma Station. S. P.;
San Francisco. $2.50.
round trip
nunnil hot springs
Xl is II EH TREATMENTS— Obesity.
BaP 1 llVla uric acid, rheumatism and
gout; diseases of the
stomach and Intestines, liver and kidneys. A
paradise for nervous and overworked people.
REMEDIES — Three mineral springs; drink and
bath cures; peat bath: natural hot 'aajt water
bath; massage. MOTORING— 7S miles of smooth
macadamized roads in vicinity; garage. Fur
booklet and particulars address Manager. Byron
Hot Springs, P. 0., Cal.
HOTEL GAPITOLA
Opens June 15. Table the best, furnished and
unfurnished cottages. Surf and hot baths. Boat-
ing, Dancing. Skating. Bowling and Tennis.
Trout 'and. Salmon fishing. Write for pamphlet.
Address ) Hotel Capltola. Capttola. CaL
CAMP CURRY, Santa Cruz fflts.
Rates |S to $10 per week, $30 to $33 for 4
weeks. Address Leonard H. Brown, Camp Curry,
Los Gatos. , ' - •
CAMP Yosemite
Best location.' Best table. Only white chef .la
Yosemite. Address David A. Curry. Yosemit*.
Circulars of Curry Camps at railroad offices and
Peck-Judah Cabinets in leading hotels, j !
PIMF \PM Carmel=by=the=Sea
riilL 111 11 Never Closes
For particulars address J. F. DEVENDOEF,
Manager, Carmel-by-tne-Sea, Monterey Co., CaL.
or PECK-JUDAH CO., 789 Market St.. S. V.
Hotel Carmel
Open the year round. Wholesomeness and home-
like surroundings. Moderate rates. Address
MRS. A. D. SIQNOS, Carmol-by-tha-Saa. or
PECX-JUDAH COMPACTS', 789 Market at., 8. F.
HAMMOCKS, CAMP FURXITTJRB, ETC.
At Factory Price*
W. L PLDBMER IFfi. CO.
Front and Pine St»., San Francisco
LIME SEVERELY
BURNS EYEBALL
Michael Sheenan. a, laborer living at
135 Wingfleld avenue, will probably lose
the sight of his right eye through lime
being blown into it by the heavy wind,
of yesterday. He was at work mlxinjc
the lime at the corner of Market and
Beale streets when a few drops spat
tered in his face and one blew into bis
eye, which was badly burned.
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
TRAINS CLOSE TO TIME
An excellent record vra.3 made by
Denver and Rio Grande passenger
trains between * Denver and Salt Lake
City for. the week ending June 7. Trains
1. 3, 4 and 5 were on time six days oat
of seven. Train 1 was late one day, 20
minutes; trains 4 and 5 late once each.
34 and 35 minutes, respectively. Train
3 was late one day 3 hours and 20 min
utes on account of the derailment of
a freight train. Trains 2 and 6 wero
on time every day during the week.
ANY KIND OF CLIMATE
1 YOU WINT
For your summer resting place,
you will find somewhere along the
picturesque line of the
NORTHWESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROAD
In • JVlarin. Sonoma. Slendocino,
Humboldt and Lake Counties. Our
new outing guide now ready
"Vacation 1910"
Tells you all you want to know
about the rest and recreation re-
sorts, the campingr, fishinsr and
hunting places, with ratea and
other valuable Information.
Sent free to any address. Apply to
J. J. Geary, G. F. & P. A., 9SS
Flood Building; San Francisco.
ELEDA HOT SPRINGS
-'-, '. No Staging 1 .
Largest. Newest and. Bast of. AIL
Hotel, baths and grounds electrically lighted
throughout. Hot and cold tub. plunge and shower
baths. Large concrete swimming tank, constantly
supplied with natural bot mineral water. Hot and
cold mineral water In every room. Bus meets all
S. P. -and Northwestern Pacific K. R. trains at
Aqua Caliente. Address MOKEIS LEVY, Aqua
Caliente. Sonoma county, Cal., or PECK-JTJDAH
COMPANY. ISO Market street. San Francisco.
"FOUNTAIN OF LIFE"
Jones Hot Sulphur Springs
Sure cure for rheumatism, malaria, poison oak.
all skin and blood diseases. Rates $3 to 912 per
week. Stage connects at Williams, CaLPamphfets
at Bryan's bureau, 140 Montgomery St.. Saa
Francisco, or write to TILDEN JONES. Prop..
Sulphur Creek. Colusa county. CaL
"THE OAKS"
LOS GATOS SANITARIUM. -^
A home for the tubercular. Established oa
cottage and tent plan; ratea $15 to $23 per
week; open the year around. MARX C Mac-
INNIS. M. D-, Los Gatos. CaL
GLEN RITA HOTEL
• -Monte Rio *
New, up to date hotel on new location, 1 block
from depot. Tents if desired. Excellent table.
Rates. $10 to $12 a week. Cottages to rent. Ad-
dress WM. C HEALY. Montrio P. 0.. Sonoma Co.
DUNCAN SPRINGS
Open June 1. Rates $11 to $14 per week. Ca-
surpassed soda and magnesia springs. Two malls
dally. Duncan Springs Co.. Hopland. Mecdocino
Co.. CaL . ""I iHlfl'lll n|H 11 1 111
BMBARCAOERO HOTEL
Bob to trains. Bathi, flghisg, nnatlss; JT s
week. BEN MEYER. Prop., Shelbyville.
HONOLULU^SS
REDUCED RATE $110 (formerly 5135). \u25a0\u25a0
This Is the season . to visit tbe islands. The
favorite S. S. Sierra <twla screw, 10.000 tona
displacement) makes trip in 5% day*. Reand
trip tickets good for four months. Delightful
sea bathing;, temperature 7S degrees. Most at-
tractive spot oij_ entire round the world tour.
! Volcano KilaueaTww nnnsually active. Salltoga
1 May 2S, June IS and every 21 days. Book now
and secure the best berths." LINE TO TAHITX
and NEW" ZEALAND. S. S. Marlpoea sails
June 29, August 6. etc. Tahiti and back, first
class. $125. New Zealand (Wellington), round
trip. 8246.25. ..\u25a0 \u25a0
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANT.
673 Market St. - Telephone Kearny 1231.
CITY SUBSCRIBERS
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or other out of town places
will please notify office,
giving present address and
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to new address. On return-
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