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PiiibWpon
Investigation of Mysterious
Juvenile Maladies Leads to
v Discovery
Factories Using Dye to Color
Pasirj* Cone in Danger of
Prosecution
the product, but It is expressly prohib
ited by statute and Is a constant men
ace to the ..health 'of . the communitj*.
yellow has beon used In col
oring butter, cheese,; macaroni, saffron
and' must arci, which, medical science
has declared, makes ;such' .'foods unfit
for. human consumption. The effect, of
the\ :chemical- when' : used. on- the.; cones
is to create the impression that eggs
liave'been used in the manufacturing
process..' As a. matter: of. fact the cor
nucopias are. made of .flour,;" i svater -and
sugar and are harmless V : wiihout : the
ecid; \u25a0-. . \u25a0;"\u25a0;-' ''*- :'.: '. :: \u25a0 : --.."-'-."; ' ."\u25a0 - r . 1 /; ; " : -"^- -" :
The tests, as conauttpd ;at .the labor
atorips, were. i^a4e.-rVflth?jth^ greatest
caution and»thGroughnessl- ; .:The'; sample
sras- difTPsted:- in wator -..acidified, with
hydrochloric icid.;. £:.jpi£C&\ofyTfQp)en
cloth Which had been ; ;" washed :iii-. a ?,y. eO".e O".
dilute solution of ;.;boiling:'j potassium
Jiydroxide and then Washedviit vwater
\ias imxnersed in the V. first; ';\u25a0.. sojutlon.
This was boilied live or vteri;. tofhtiies.
The cloth was then removed; thorpugh
3y washed in ""< water \u25a0 arid.}; boiled c again
"with a dilute hydrochlorj<" *a"cid -. solu r
Xion. This first piece, of ; -;,c'oioce"d -wool
was trrated and a second ;• iincblored
piece placed in -a solution; '..-of'ljfi-ydTp-'
chloric acid and boiled. . The : coloring
f rojn the first \u25a0 piece was ;con veyed to
the second piece through, the. chemicacl
process and naphlhol yellow-. wra-s . ; 'dis-;
covered. If vegetable coloring..had been
used the second process •\u25a0 would have
failed." The te?ts were made accopding
to the formula: ; of Alfred.' H... Allen,
whose works oh the chemistry of.food
stuffs have become standard. . . \u25a0 • \u25a0 y
Factories /Warned :\..y :^;.->- .
When the reports were -.forwarded- "to
Doctor McNut.t : .by I^octbrpothe he gaye
Immediate instructions .to : the inspect*
tors to notify .the ivro' factories from
whose cones '.\u25a0\u25a0; napthol . had been .
tracted. It has been the. practice.pf the
department to cautlori the . mamif ac
turers before , taking any ; other steps,
and,, under th*>' city ordinance'^, notice to.
theni; is necessary.: Both "the -factory
of . Hague &:'\u25a0 Krone and. Yiba Iwill . be
closely watched and /within^ a "week
enother test mad<> of their products. ". ;
"This is a matter within th© jurisdic
tion \ot the state board of health,'Vs a id
Doctor McXutt yesterday.. "Under the
city; ordinance vre.have to give such
people notice before .we take any legal
eteps to close them. up. sjt amounts to
giving them \u25a0another chance. If they
stop the acid; coloring we will: b« Satis
fied, but: if, when' we make the second
Inspection, we find that the . pQisohous
coloring material; ls. .:used we.:.wiH . go
after; them and close:themv .; This is a
fla grant v iolation 'b f i- the . McCartney
pyre food act and is punishable under
the state law. I doubt whether these
m^h appreciate the danger, to which
they,, subject' the community.-. In 'the
case of yellovr cones the acid;;adds little
to the natural color and is. positively
dangerous to the hundreds, .of childreri
who eat them/ \u25a0 '"'. '•'_-\u25a0••• ' .':.\u25a0\u25a0 '-' ,"':.",.'. '""\u25a0\u25a0
The inspection of .colored -food .will
continue with- the.regular vi-ork.of the
<-hemica! laboratory aritl the inspectors
are. daily, purchasing in' th-e open mar
ket artificially colored foodstuffs. The
data' and reports madje'on the -colored
cones by Doctor Bothe.will be for
warded .to Sacramento. arid -.the- tfests
with respect to the other factories
prosecuted. •'. "; : °;}° ". \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 C: •:--•': "- \u25a0
SCHIFF EXCURSION S v
BACK FROM ALASKA
Financier; ; ; Says He Is Out of
Touch With Affairs
- . YAXCOUVEEC . B. C. Ayg. * I.— The
•3*acht RamontJ,. \i - hich carried the Jacob
H. .{SphifE ;.. excursion to Alaska, . arrived
from. Alaska today. The party was
composed of; Mr. and Mrs. Schiff, Wil
liaiii ..L6eb,;: partner with Schiff In the
firrn'^of/.Kuhn^ Ix>eb & Co.. New York
bankers.;- Mr?. JLbeb, A. G. Plimpton, a
booi publisher; Mrs. Plimpton, G«neVal
and Mr.s. James H. Wilson of Wilming
ton, Del.; s Edgar Salin of Frankfort,
<lermany,- : ahd Captain D. IL Qarvis,
treasurer •of the various Guggenheim
corporations .in Alaska. They started
«ast~. -over the Canadian Pacific road.
The; travelers Inspected the various
Guggenheimc properties in the north.
Schiff refused to discuss financial and
other affajrs' ln' the- United States. He
said:. • - \u25a0>•; "'\u25a0 "
"I. have' been away from N>w York
fOr seven .weeks, so I know nothing. I
am receiving my. first mail in Vancou
ver, c I have be«n over the Copper river
railroad, and a splendid. road it is.** f
INSANE WOMAN KILLS
v : HUSBAND AND HERSELF
Crime Prompted by .Suggestion
of a Similar Deed
. DENVER. Augl 1. — Insane. It is be
lieved, as.the result.-of brooding over
accounts of a murder and suicide which
took place in Denver' eight days ago,
Mrs. Mabel Eveland this morning shot
and killed her husband, Joseph A. Eve
land, as he lay in bed, and then killed
herself. : ;-.v. : ': °
Mrs. Connor and " neighbors believe
that- Mrs. Eveland's mind had become
deranged from reading accounts of the
* slaying by Mrs. Lulu* Ferres of her
husband, followed by her own suicide.
The Evelands' J*oung sop and Mrs. Con
nor assert that Mr. and Mrs. Eveland
had apparently been living happily, al
though Mrs. Eveland recently had acted
peculiarly. -** 1 - c ~
-The Evelands came to Denver from
Olds, la.
INTERNATIONAL ROADS
CONGRESS IN SESSION
BRUSSELS, Aug.. 1. — The opening
session of the second international
roads congress, «.t which: experts from
all the European countries/the United
States and Mexico ; gathered to ex
change views on the construction ana
maintenance of roads, was ] held ' here
today at the palace of academics.
Colonel Spencer Cosby, superintendent
of public buildings and -grounds at
Washington, is chairman of the'Ameri
-can delegation. ..'..'\u25a0•-.
As good as the best French cham
pagne, at half the price, is Astr Special,
Sec the Italian-Swiss Colony's : choice
•unite sparklin g - wine. It Js . naturally
fermented .in the bottle, and? notscar
bonated, r and may, be had -at any - hotel,*
restaurant or cafe. - - •
Ice Cream Cornucopias, Colored With a
Deadly Aniline Dye, Make Children III
\,A: colored cone in a solution over a burner, being dissolved in a hydrochloric compound. Through. this means the
j\.'- presence of naphthol yellow, a poisonous aniline dye, was discovered. ~^': - \u25a0V ,'
NAPHTHOL YELLOW IN CONES
OF ICE CREAM RANK PO I SO N
-.:' rvaphthol yellQw is poisonous; so much so,. in fact; that if taken :into the system jti. sufficient quantity
death will result within a short timei. . " =. •" ,^ ' * * * * * »/ < <
: This chemical coloring lias been found in the ice; : .creanv cones .purchased;, by ",. ; the. Inspector's. ,-.- Th^iu- " :.':
sands of these have been sold throughout the city, arid I have no. doubt that" they -have. caused a nufnber :-':
of cases of mild poisoning among young children. Our Jab/oratory, test; -.of four days, is, 'conclusive against \u25a0
the coloring material used by these manufacturers, and they '....will be ••fimniediateiy' notified- to discontinue :
its. . use. - '.•.'' ' ; [ .'-[\u25a0\u25a0 .. ' ['\u25a0 \u0084'- ' . •...;• ..-.;//..' -.:.,*:,•'• '-*: I '.. \u25a0" ; \u25a0 - >: \u25a0' • \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0_'; • .''•'*'-. .-'; : '. r ;\u25a0' -\u25a0':•\u25a0. ';; .\u25a0
I . . Like most frauds in foodstuffs/ this is mainly commercial' and ; not.intended as harmful in a direct way! - :
.In the case of j'ellow naphthol, there is hardly" any excuse *to orfer. v ;'lt. .idbes" not give- a- bright; yellow ; 3
color to the cones, but is employed to lead- the public "to"; believe that eggs -have been -used- in. the manu-'.
facture. of the cornucopias. /These cones contain nothing, but flour, water and a little artificial; sweetening, ;;
. and, . eliminating the' coloring, are not 'harmful. Butter, cheese, macaroni, mtistard and saffron ; are' col.-'
orcd >vith naphthol yellow, and to this extent" are._uil :fif for "human consumption:. .. . ••/ "'-.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ' r. ;'-'\u25a0; '\u25a0 \u25a0'.- :
'••..• ...The effect" : of naphthol poisoning is evident in the respiration; of the patient. ;. The breathing becom ; es '.
asthmatic and there "is" a gradual rise of/the temperature.' If . sufficient'ppison has 'entered the : system,- \u25a0;
the temperature will continue to rise and the patie nt will die." Naphthol , is 'an irritant arid • worksfrapidly •\u25a0'
on the stomach tissues of 'children. It^nlters.-through; the organisms and .caia"; always; be- found *in the '
body fluids of the sufferer^ " : ,* / • . " : : \u25a0 • r ;: * . - /-- * . • • " . ; ; , :
- Inasmuch as children are the ones who eat most of these ice. cream cones, '-and as '"they ar^- the least .'
able to resist poisoning, owing to the delicacy of their tissues,', the. danger :to ' the community is very '".-'
evident. A very, small' percentage of. adults; whose constitutions, could easily., resist the •naphthol, e'at.vthe
cones. They are given to the babies and younger children.^ r , Certainly .we •o;we"therii .the -protectioii: af
forded by . the city department of health, and ;the rna.iiiifacture'of these "cones will be stopped, unless they ••\u25a0
are colored with/pure, vegetable colorings. -They "are -harmless, withoutjtne acid dyes. '\u25a0:\u25a0'•..\u25a0'^" : .'; : '\-- .'.;.\u25a0
. \u25a0 Thisis the first crusade.made against the cone facto.ri.es by'the; depa-rtmerit: ' Uncler..the law we -are .
required, to give- them notice of our tests, and then, '-.if they.'contnueito bf^alc the-law r - We. can' take legal V
action:- After Ye have served notice - in*, thesje pres enf -cases we .will : niake another inspection 4hd \u25a0
force a cnange in conditions. .•'..;,'. '", . J . >' ~r"--~
\u25a0; . I am-.of the opinion that those ; factories wh^re rtaphthoL has : been used: - will .discontinue the "practice.
It doesn't contribute particularly totthe.sale of the .goods. 'and it is." harmful tb tlibs'e who buy such cones : . .-
We have been compensated \u25a0niany- times for our work >iri , making- the analysis." We \vill r be able tb
protect the babies and'srhall children of .the.c ity fr.o.m; .riaphtiyot'-, i yelloyr.^pqis6."ning.:- The •ieardiiight:"of
public investigation, has .been, turned on another foodstuff fraud," and it. will probably ; cease.'- .'•? . ; ."•"'•\u25a0"
BELLE ELMORE'S
JEWELS IDENTIFIED
Chum of Actress; Visits Crippen
and Declares Diamonds. •
Were His Wife's
[Special Dispatch to The Call] > ;
<2UEBEC, Aug. I.— Mrs. Fred Ginnett
of Roselle, N. J., who was a close per
sonal friend of Mrs. Hawley Crippen
(Belle Elmore); has positively identi
fied as Bell Elmore's the diamonds
taken from Doctor Crippen and Ethel
Leneve when taken into custody.. -
Mrs. Ginnett saw Crippen ( and Ethel I
Leneve today. She says: |
"I had known Inspector Dew- in Lon- j
don and . through 'my friends there I j
had communicated with him j several |
times of late.. He expressed his pleas^'j
ure at, my being )) here,-, spoke;; of : the j
assistance . I • could \be\ to - him - and then
said, with some ; restraint: ", ' Mrs.' Gin-J
nett. I- am; sorry,"? but, the law'willnot j
permit \you to speak- with "; Crippen.* |
Then he walked throughi;a 'door lwhich |
he opened..; .'Come this way ,% he' said.-: J
i "If stepped through .the .Vdoor./- and \
found myself ; face; to face, with Peter. l
Crippen. : Seated in^ a" t;hair,Vhis; hands
in irons, huddled on: his; lap, 'hegwas
staring; directly^ at ,111^ and -I T : was* starr
ing at him. >. His eyes distend ed 'and :I
knew; then; that;: he -recognized \u25a0; mci 'He^
braced himself; and" it'seemed" as if "he
were 'about ; to speak,"' but evidently^ he,"
too, had -been 1 warned*. inf advance • and
he; sank back ; in this "chairlagalnr : "\u25a0",
,A"The Peter. Crippen,- who' was "entirely^
at % the ;^beck 'I and * call 'of h his >„ whole
souled, energetic.i dominating, -wife,! was
'gdnel:- A man who had'eitherisunkiinto
torpidity. ; or} bad i. steeled i himself-, to -a
JHESAfr FRANbISCO-OALL, TUESDAY. " AUGUST. 2, .1910. \u25a0 ,'
A. C. BOTHE, M. D.,
City Chemist
point of - nefvelesshess-; was.^ in. /his
place.". . . '"-\u25a0'" •,:'•: v -'. ? ; .'= ' . •'
Mrs; Ginnett tells, of a: visit she niaete
to the home pf " Police' ghief -McCarthy
in' the^suburbs, but. all attempts to : in
terview Ethel " "Lene.ve. wet-e frustrated
by censors. The conversation was -Jim
. ited to . "how. do ; ypu'do, Ethel," and
"you 'made a pretty- boy.". \u25a0 M.ta. Gin-,
nett -concludes:; ';•• \u25a0.• .' • ; '," '•".'•':',.
,"I .have been- told that" it is alto
gether L; likely ..that", Ethel * Lene.ve~-lw.iil
become a witness for the crown -at' the
proper time. -I ; do .not: ..know. *> about
. that, ;but 'amj confident shelwill do.th.at
if she comes to believeiittis to." be^ for
the^best.'. She will hof:be ; trapped 1 nor
i cajoled." \u25a0\u25a0_•"\u25a0 • '.\u25a0 . ; '. ;. V; •:
Satisfied ..With Evidence • .- :'\u25a0
'••• LONDON, Aur.,l-— "We; are satisfied
[ that we have got r -the," most complete
chain , of evidence ; against -Doctor
pen," aiild Superintendent -Forest of
Scotland i Yard - today. v4"We, : are \u25a0 :still
busy, picking-; up "threads! but: the /evi
dence already, in" our^hands^is'-believgd
by the law officers «of ; th"e crown to pc
quite; sufficient to; convict.'* *'. * : ' . _ "
It" is believed % that" Important I ..-; new
testimony, will beigiven-.at';thepresump- ;
tion v of ;- : .the .coroner's. -inquest J- August
15| but-interest. here'centerslori; Analyst
Pepper's on ;thefhuniari ; remains.
,v, v Professoj-' Pepper; majle'the analyiti- ;
cal'examination;ofithe bodyjand \ is now
preparing Shis cbriclusioris.t, which \\iV- is
understood ..will 'establisluthe r sex 'of the
victim^ appoint' upbm* whichf the', physi^
cians were i unable. to swear 'at the open-,
ihgfof the inquest. •..:!\u25a0,\u25a0' , •<•\u25a0\u25a0 .:-\u25a0-\u25a0 •' ; - ; ,•
, Fat h e r j Path eti c \u25a0: F igii re "- '." " %I ;
LOS ANGELES, •Aug. 1 ;^-Bo wed , down
by: years- andHbroken^-by * the ' ordeal/ of
his; son's i'flight 'and- arrest] oh 'suspicion
of having .murdered i'hisH-'wife^^M.^'A.*
Cripperi,^ father of - Dr' Hawley} Cripp en,"'
today; presents /the" most pathetic, figure
of j the ( case; that has- engrossed ;,theiin^
terest'of two continents. -: : : ; :/-"-';: /-"-';
- "I* have not the • money ' to go?to,Haw
ley,tbuttif-I:hVd*ltwc>uld*gladly;igoJand
be ; of consolat Jon "{ limlgh t x be"
to him,"^ said ! the suspect's. father today.
\u25a0,t.',l -have not'lreceivbdjanyl word* from
him "and i do> riot '; expecti to. •* ;; 1 t fis 7 hard
to^have Vtojbe^'alone varidTsuffer, r but? l
do not think itJvviU last long.:"! am not
' ' .-•\u25a0".- > \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0: : - \u25a0 , \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 i \u25a0 r -: .Z^
long' for; this world-now, and since this
trial has come'to me. I - have not had a
single;day of :^ood 'health. •.\u25a0•.••;;•!:
'. "They -; can'.t prove ahxthing :.qn- HaY; :
Ley;: They, can't f ev.en- prove 4 that* B.eile
Elniore Js dead.': J.Why/ should.. I; beljeye
him guilty? ; ;)\u25a0 .: •: : - v •: -y. 'ir.ji -J \u25a0
. vs™ /CVENUE; ; : 34™ : AND 35™" STREETS, NEW YO^UC '\u25a0 .'
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•'\u25a0 WILL SHORTLY ISSUE THEIB CATALOGUE No:- 102:
. : FOR THE F^^ . .
. A COPY OF WHICH \u25a0, WILL BE I^ILjEJ>/UI^N R^UES^
.. NOTICE — PREPAYMENT OF SHIPMENTS '
ATTC IS DIRECTED ' TO THE NEW- SHIPPING '\u25a0 SERVICE, . .
FOR THE ACCOMMODATION. OF PATRONS. DETAILS OF WHICH .; ; : v v.
ARE CONTAINED IN^ THIS : CATALOGUE: ; /;
APPLICATIONS SHOULD' BE MADE DIRECT TO B. ALTMAN & CO,
•' NEW YORK. AS .THEY MAINTAIN NO: BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS
FOR .THE SALE OF THEIR MERCHANDISE IN \u25a0\u25a0 SAN FRANCISCp
•'. OR ELSEWHERE.
POLICE WORKING
FOR CONFESSION
Ethel Lejneve Kindly Treated to
>:., She Kiiows-
London Authorities Declare
Chain of Evidence Is Suffi=
. cient to Convict _
I Continued From . Pace . 1; : : .
able* vessel "for ' Englafid'-'will not de
part until 'three daysilater... *\u0084. ..". - *
V* J3y that time^ another, detective from
Scotland yard, will^hav-e arrived, -brtrig
ing" "a", format" app.lfcation. for Vxtradi
tioh,'. although this /application^ " prob
ably =.winv'npt-.be necessary in>.vlew, of.
.the/acdused".' man's .declaration ' that he.
willtralse';n : 6. obstacles- to his .return. 1 ";•
\:i Crippeh k occupies a •cell in ..the .\u25a0 prb - r
yincialj jatL; on* the •heights east ".of \ the
city. overlooki.ng,th6 St. =tawrenc.e ri%'ep. :
He"; might ?ask - to /have ; the American:
consul, notified -or; seek an •attorney t6
insure rthat; he : gets|fair. T treatment.vThe
.United '. States 3 consul I here ; fs ' Gebhart
WilKftich, j a former >.resWeritvof • Mil- \u25a0
waukee and : St. PauJriMfnn. Will-Rich
said today that whfte he: stop,d ; r.eady to
•feive-'Cri'ppeni a.ll \u25a0cqhsist^nt' va|§sißtance,;-he.yhad-'receivedv a|§siBtance,;
he.yhad-'received no tt> ;do. :
'sojfandiexpected'.rione, ;• Ih.--.fact,^;he
added," .he :^aw no- way v.iri .^vhich he.,
could- better^the 'situation of , : the;pris-.
QnerfinVanyiwayV;/^? •'•"/\u25a0\u25a0• / ; •-\u25a0 :
.;". Both j prisoners ; were 'so'. neap- to Vphy
slcal'dqllapse;"early: this morning -oh :the
way.-,here-'.from*.FatH6r " ppiht ;on ;the,"
steamer ; = Mqntrose \ ' that ,; they/ scarcely
glanced' • at " ( each; bther.. Miss ' lieneve.
tottered , -as .she \u25a0_ hioved forward' ; . and
hardly caul'd have proceeded alone. ' '•.
r 1 - She v wore ; 'a. gray dress; "which .had
befjn glyeh her, by.. : the stewardess, when
the ; boy's clothing -in "Which.- she had
crossed'the Atlantic; was taken' from"
her. her hat .a '. .heavy ; ". veil >;had
been, thrown/ But' she'-scarceiy, needed
the veil, to 'hide- her] features,, for her
head 'was^ : s.o.^beri t' that c * no" &ne . :- cpuld
have "Been : her face*. ;\,\" r ? V:. • ; '" \u25a0 -
\u25a0fV On the ',wayv from ; Antwerp -the face,
of ' Miss Leneve had appeared too". pretty
for thatVgf^a bqy3 ! A- half ; hour, aft&r
she. had been placed; In custody, her fea
tures'appeared" to- be father" those of :a
well :' matured /.woman "who had , suf
\u25a0 fere.d'-Tnuch. \ -.' />.-.'
Dew.Jed the way; to the a
steward Vcarryingr ; a -small I.suit' case
marked "J.-; Robinson." vThis.- was the
only I) bag-gage which the \u25a0 two. brought
3 with 'them. Neither ;had ' tin "extra : suit
of clpthrng.; Crippen -wore'' the:. same'
brown suit^: and^hat .he did * when ; he
embarked ; at Antwerp. : He 'is smooth
shaven 'now. .i \u25a0•."."•\u25a0 ./,_.: : .-•
NEED -"svf PORT • ", * .•",\u25a0••\u25a0
- As; they appeared .; on .the.' gangplank
and i'ciiiight - sight; of .' the •enormous
crowd .that surged; abou'it'ie'.pie.rrdes"-:
perately determined !to get -a-glance at
%he ': pair,'"Crl"ppen-'and the woman would
have '.fallen ; but-'fer ;,the~",arni3'; ; whlch:
supported; them. They ': were' taken im-.
mediatety 'to -prison.;.- '".";." ' v '" . '•.',- $&\u25a0'>.
\u25a0 x'TjLlks,. -with the crew .and! » s tewards
of the \u25a0.Montrose; threw interesting side
lights on .the. action- bf vthe pair -on it.he
voyageVfrom" i .Antwerp..;Dornlrilck'.Keen,
the '-ste.wkrdr . who :.looked*-;aftef,: their;
s t a t erobm/ c : ;' had th e . bes t : " opp or t u n i ty
for <'ohseryirig;',th;elrV actions.'^% He* said:';
* :.' : 'l : was t one. of i the rfirßr firBt v to/dl.scoyer,' by;
her ; n.eatimethods' insher; room, her.way
of '-walking .'"and jher .< effeminate. :flgufe,
:tl|atl..-John.ißob'|nson Jr.V^was ;a wohiah.
Then-.w'edlscox-'ered that the. labels 'had
been" taken^frohi' all Vthei"r.:'cl6thes,Tthat
theVjlinirig .:*• had ;;been: torn ;frqm :jhe
younger, Robingon'shatr and ,soon "Cap
tain". :• Kendall, was "convinced- that: he
had : .;.the • much ;• sought .; fugitives on
board." ' \u25a0 .• -.\u25a0\u25a0;.\u25a0 . : '•\u25a0 ." : .--.\u25a0\u25a0•'•. J ' : :'^ ' ';' \
Alfred ; . Smith, lthe : dining -^rorn stewr
ard,- ;to]<i : lio*y Crtppen • haifl ; maneuvered.
to.= keep-Miss JLeneve seated by; him at
the^able. HeVsatd Crippeii had asked
•forV:two seats' at > the captain's " table,
side.;b>^- side,- and next r to the wall,- so
"that Vno.:. one' could sit beside -Miss "Le
npve.. other \u25a0 than himself. '• ."My . boy -is a ;
little deaf." he": told Ithie steward, 'and
after some argument .succeeded-, in get
ting.the;desired--seats. V in that. way. he
prevented' any : passengers from engag
. ihg::-,the; girl; in- conversation at , the
.table and' betraying her sex by her^
vxiice. ,
= An ideal collar
for sum
MbMm
COLhAKS
, Mte.each^fbr2s& : Arrpw Cuffs; isi'r
EJctrernely Low Prices
CARPETS
Best Axminsters \ Reduced to*
Wilton Velvets <£ «1 &*Z
Best Brussels i£H
;4V; ; 5/ Rjegular, priceslsnBs to $2 ' , /
p?Exfe^^^|mM!^re^ * Reduced to
Savonneries $^ .10
. ; Regular prices $1 .65 to $1 .75 I;—I ;—— ™"™ "
Superior Axminsters Reduced to
immv^eis v $1.00
vKv Regular prices $1.35' to $1.50^ . M ; ;;;\u25a0 \u25a0;•;._ ;'
\u25a0:l -Tapestry Brussels 7 5 C
•: ;j:i^ula>ly|sl|^^i|r& Reduced to ."
! . • ; : :••:. ; * Remnants, all grades, 75c a yard.
? DO SVi ESTi C RUGS
:. 300 *; small : Rugs aiid 300 , carpet size Rugs up to
: ... ; \ 1:3x15 feet— for, example:
*t ; : Size. Regularly. Now. ,
• -Wilton Velvet, seamless.9xl2 $35.00-; $22.00
: Standard" Wilton ..... .27x54 ins. 5.25 -4.00
; ". Standard Wilton • . : .v. .36x63 ins. 8:25 6.00
• Staridard Wilton i . .v. v :8:3xlO:6 3730 , 27.50
§ Standard Wilton . .... .9x12 ; 40.00 / 30.00
r: Aiminsters '. . ... . : . . ..27x60 ins. 2.50 1.85
.; Axminsters .......... .36x72 ins. 4.00 3.25
; AxminsteVs :. .... ... . ..9x12 25.00 18.00
Brussels '. . . : . .1: ; i . . .8:3x10:6 27.00 21.00
Brussels ...:.:.....;. 9x12 29.00 22.00
Brussels .. . ..... . '. ... 10:6x13:6 47.50 37.50
lß^is^^:^.v;,.-..ii:3xisL; 54.00 42.50
Rugs Made From Carpets and Borders at Cost
LINOLEUM SPECIALS
German Inlaid, regularly: $ 1 .75 Sq. yard . NOW $1.40
English : lnlaid, regularly $1.75 sg. yard. NOW 1.35
English Inlaid, regularly $1 .65 sq. yard. NOW 1.25»
American Inlaid,; regularly $1.50 sq. yd. NOW 1.10
\u25a0"-;'; ;> 50c a square yard, up
... \u25a0 ; ; In Tile, Mosaic and Hardwood Effects
W. a J, bL IS ANt
' 216-228 SUTTER STREET
STROZYNSKI BEAUTY SHOP
Dainty, Quiet, Attractive, Expert Work and Prompt Attention
;. "Special facial treatments for tired eyes j^^^^^f^Tx
and sagging tissues. Scalp treatments that \^^M^^^^^
produce a new growth of hair. Manicuring, :^Ny^-^W^4^
-shampooing, artistic^ hair dressing, new
Special Sale Famous Cosmetics l^llssSP^"
Creme de France, odl j- 50c
MarTel- Sklii ; Bleach, only . .............. ..ooc
Creme de -Harrel, only ............:..:...35c M^^^^^.
Princess Kouge, 0n1y . . ;..................... 25c s* h - > i^w
ATTENTION TO' MAIL
l6Stockton street
\&i^*i"£V£fn*n&%v>. opposite Union Square
Fairmont Hotel
Bealnnine September 1, 1010.
;TaWe d'hote
, or American Plan
dining room t»1I1 be' condnetnl,
in addition to the European plan
or- n . la : carte ; restanrant. .-, •.. ;. .
HOTEL BELMONT
Scacr , modern rooms. Ihoroaghly \ cie*«u 30e
•Jar tod np, 12.50 per-wk. n»: prlrat» bath. S3
per wk. up. 730 Eddy. Franklin 4200. Take Eddy
car from ferry."- 1 :- ;>\u25a0-. -\u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0' : ."•>•'.?\u25a0• " : . ~. *-"•\u25a0•>-
HOTEL STEWART
-'?Cearr; Street .AborV; Ualoa . . Square ;. ,'.
European Plan^ $1.60 . a day and : up
American' Plan.- $3.00- a d^y and up
[ WHERE TQ"piNJ
FOUNTAIN- BEERMND;LUNCH;HAU;
Gore, Comer,- Bfarfeet,' Kearay and
Geary , Streeta— D«vn»*talr» ' -;:
We give more; for the; money than
any line 'of j. business *Int S. F» and
have i done ; it a for ,\u2666 14 ;. years. .
•\u25a0-' \u25a0• ' \u25a0> '^TJndare for Yourself. .. -
?• Your.* choice of I one ', of the I follow-
in* \u25a0; dishes, -with "a slass i of wine,
steam ;" or laser, beer, buttermilk or
» * cigar. J for < Be. <\u25a0\u25a0 •.;' :.-, ;-;'"•-;-" \u25a0\u25a0 ; i;-:r; ;
i Portion iOf : ; crab - \u25a0erved with two
5c -, purchases. ' " . : :\\ .' :
,- Chill con Cam* . Crabs': i^W'?
Mexican Beans •- Clam Jute*
r J Clam Chowder < - -:' ; :.\u25a0\u25a0••' Beer Bteir "
'\u25a0".: '. Corned Beef Baia V \-:/' Boast Beef '..', v"-
, ! >• Steamed Clams . - .- ;/ .i Mutton Stew x .."\u25a0\u25a0
9 (mr m. to 2 p. in. .Parcels checked
-v":.v*-' •'*.% vfie«; for? patrons. v^:-;-" v.v '.. r':-;r ':- ;
V - MUSIC— GENTLEMEN f OJTtY. - ;
HOTEL COLONIAL
. Stockton Afreet Above Satte*
Saa Frnatlic*
American Flan, $3.00 Dsty >
Knxopeao Plan, U« Day V
hotel with every modem \u25a0 coavealaaee.
yery room coaaectin* wtta bath.
HOTEL TURPIN '
Newest *ntf 'Moat - PopcUf CoaVmsrdal Hot*C .
IV-10 Povren SU at Market
Six atorles at sslltt comfort; 10 first claat eat-
tng hoosea wituia l bbek. Bates. $1. $i.m t» U
per <Uj; 223 looms; not a dark mm i ta tS
boose. „ \u25a0 .
F.^t. iai A." W. TUaiTUr, Frews. u< X*ru
Former Owner* Royal «nd Haaittoa Hotel*.
\u2666 \ • — .' ' / ;'; '. ' ' — :—: — .p»
Want to Loan Money? \ •/
\u25a0] USE CALL WANT ADS I
*' ' " " " "" — —^- — \u2666
Special 4Qc Luncheon
ODEON CAFE
MARKET AXD EDDY STREETS
; _j Music Every, Evening " *
i Want to ;Ik>ari Money? V
I USE CALL WANT ADS