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VOLUME CIX.— NO. 29.
GOLD PLATE TO BE
GIVEN TETRAZZINI
Presentation Will Be "Made at
Noon 0! January 19 in
Union Square
Diva Leaves for North in Flower
Bedecked Stateroom on
Shasta Limited
Mme. Luisa Tetrazzini departed from
• c an Francisco yesterday morning for
tlie north, where, she is to sing in con
<••rts. Before the Shasta limited,, on
which she traveled, was far on its way
the. special committee of supervisors
.-»ppointed by Mayor McCarthy met and
decided on the testimonial that the city
.^h.ill give the prima donna.
The. city's gift will be a gold plate
on which will be inscribed.
Presented to Mme. Tetruzini
by the
People of San Francisco, California..
As v Erprfir,:-n of Lore and Appreciation
Christmas Eve, 1910.
The plate will be presented to the
singer at an out of door demonstration
in Union square at noon, January 19.
Shreve & Co. submitted a drawing for
the plate to the supervisors' committee
yesterday. The design will be deco
rated with musical symbols.
Supervisors Kelly. Hayden and Mc-
Ldughlin were appointed to arrange all
the details for the presentation.
Mayor McCarthy was prominent yes
terday among those who assembled at
the Palace hotel to bid farewell to Tet
razzini. The mayor presented the best
wishes of the city for the soprano's
future prosperity.
Tetrazzini was deeply affected by the
.warmth /of the mayor's thanks. Mayor
McCarthy accompanied her to the Oak
land mole. The automobile which took
the singer to the ferry had been lav
ishly decorated with flowers from the
park conservatory and her stateroom
en the Shasta limited was a mass of
flowers.
The* singer will be in San Francisco
January 18, 19 and 20.
DAUGHTER OF FAMOUS
SHERIFF IS A BRIDE
"\u2666liss Alice E. Lansing and
Howard Perrin Married
Miss Alice Emma Lansing, youngest
daughter of James Lansing; one of the
spectacular sheriffs of California's early
days, and Howard Perrin, general agent
for the northwest district at Portland
of the Provident life and trust com
pany of Philadelphia, were married at
Sacramento last Saturday afternoon.
The wedding took place at the resi
dence of the bride's sister, Mrs. Wil
liam Foote.
Mrs. Perrin is well known in the
capital city, where she has spent her
life. Her father was one of the most
prominent men in the state 35 years
ago. As sheriff of Sacramento county
in th© old lawless days he had a score
of battles with desperadoes, and it was
in pursuing a thief that he was' shot
and killed.
Perrin was formerly a resident of
this city, and was general agent here
for one of the old line companies of
New York. Mr. and Mrs. Perrin will
reside In Portland.
CHARGE OF FORGERY
DISMISSED IN COURT
Catalfna Gonzales, 67 years old, ac
cused of forging a name on the back
of a $10 money order, was released by
United States Commissioner Wright
yesterday. Gonzales secured posses
sion of the money order, which was
sent to 401 Union , street, three doors
below where he lived, and had Angelo
J'andolfi, a galoonman, - indorse • the
name of Mrs. Otilia Braccamonte on
FEeisher's Knit- - '^^^^^^^^\u0084 . V/^^^^^^l^ J^^^^^S SII PP ers —"&ery
T>l 1 i • / S^^^ It I IMf/fU'C r^r»> f apr r~ *"™"'""" *.* ft mrr~f g». w*\ *.ir~*» mri^ I ' priced before KM AS. ' Black
prices. Black, cream, white, * ' /^Z,^^ J\LVV/KY<S RELIABLE MARKET & PONES o/a _J ; . . . ;
K. a a ' at* a - \u25a0 \u25a0-..\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.., , : \u25a0. \u0084.,'._ l ; kid, imitation, alligator and em-
red, pink and mixed. Pound [~ : , \u25a0\u25a0-. , . . — — :—:: — : : . .;., ' "' • : \u25a0 i , 'A d H t 'th t t
d ?!:. 72c 18c Double Prayers Stamps Given Until moon Daily I v rt2c
-. : \u25a0 . " .. .. -.-....< — '.. . *. " \u25a0"'"' . ' ''. '. '\u25a0\u25a0 sewed soles. .....'..... .**.****
San ) Francisco lls Tmsiksg i® PFage^s F&f the !¥Sost
/Isto
An Unrestricted Cle ar a tme is? Which Every Bepartsnettt Contributes
Bargains Such as Even We y Have -Never Been Mhle to Boast Before
R V ALL odds—by thousands of -doUarfeby, repeated expressions of, good^^^
" ness has ever experienced/ Consequently itmas:left^svroth! stocks
handling. But, most of aU, it has created a desire to dispos^
Women's and Women's and Misses' I Women's and Missed Wpmeh's^iid Misses' , Women's Long
Misses' Suits Short Coats Long Coats Mannish Coats Broadcloth Goats
Values to $15.00 WorthUptoSlQ.OO Values to $10. 00 Values to $1 2.50 ; , Worth to $25.0G
All Dresses at Half j $6.50 Silk PettU \ Clearance Silk \\ pra#W Suits Worth to
Our complete stock of street ;.;, coats $2.98 : Waists - '\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 * ' Clearance r : - ; - : :;- $35"OO '
and reception presses; elegant - Made -"of-^the Si-- .: V Superb, modern v'silic-mcs;-. - ': -From; one-thirdMto"v one-half /Elegant ; gar- \
models;- -north from ?13.t0: •• jnons- Taffeta Silk — perhaps - chiffon ,:taffeta, -•: ?has 'been, deducted ifronr:: the' '\u25a0;> :nientsr: of r;;;higlif^ grade? serges;! \
,sso,,nbw;<' the >best known' petticoat' ''\u25a0-\u25a0' mCSSa «TnQ S " P 'S ' - nd ?Drcs -' r\ : I former price of (fur: pieces: As- ' (worsteds, -j tweeds,- ÜbrdaVicloths,
miF . ::;:;-:" 52.9S \ sg*-. "- . $2.98 \u25a0 W". "" «i III IS WMJ \u25a0
THE vS.AiN;;;;RRA¥>*C:ISC€> .gAfiti.'
Loyalty to Native
Soil Greater Than
Love for Own Son
Because be came from thmune
province lv Chtna an Clinu Yin
Tans. Chinese minister to the
\u25a0 limited Biatrm, Lnm Tuck I.U, a
Chlneite merchant, hair refoaed'to
take widen .Trlth the . Six com
paoles lv their effortw 'to bave
the minister recalled. It In
through Lum Tack Mi'« • non,
Lum Shee, the feeling
avrainnt the mlntntrr oroxe.
..Lum shoe wan denied permln
«lon'to land In America on .the
ground that he vras afflicted
,«ith fill art Kin. ::\u25a0'?. •\u25a0':
Ur. Klnnr. Hi Knan went to
W'anhinston to tske.up the qnen
tlon of the' detention of . Lum
Shee. There, he nnnertcri, he re
cclvetl no aid from the' Chlnene
minister. \u25a0 "
..A. meetingr of the .Sli . com
panlen was ' held and a ealile
pram srnt In Peklnpr demanding
the, recall of the mlnlnter.
AVhen the petition -nnn taken
to Lam Tuck Lit for his Klgna
ture Lum refused to oljcn It. He
pointed out .that; he 'came from
the 'name province an 'Minister
Chans, and that bin provincial
feeliiiK win ! *o Ktronc that' he
would not appear iiKnin.- 1 the
minister.
PAPER ON JAPANESE— Henry .P. i Bovrie read
a paper last evening before the Japanese S^eietj
of Aiberioa In the red room of the St. rramJi
hotel on lne : festival customs of the Japanese.
THE LACE HOUSE
Stockton, and O'Farrell Streets ;
Annual Muslin
m I- M '' ' '"' \u25a0 g
Underwear Dale
Thwsdau Fiecernhpr 29th
trench Hand-Made Lingerie
and Dainty American Undergarments
(In Sets and Individual Pieces)
At the lowest prices ever identified With
corresponding quality
PASTORS OPPOSE
SABBATH REVELRY
Celebration of New Year/in the
Cafes After-Midnight Will
'Cause Exposure
' \u25a0 x '_ ...-,_
SPOKANE, Wash.; Dec, 28.—Remem
bering . previous riotoue scenes;of;rev
elry,", a party of the ; leading pastors of
Spokane 1p being. ; organized to make a
descent on' well known cafes- in the
e,arly hours of the ne!w< year.
Local pastors declare s that they do not
Intend to permit : sacrilege of the Sab
bath day -by- an extension of New- Year
Joy. The'- law" forbids -the': sale'. of 'liquor
after midnight Saturday. ...
The pastors will descend on places
where revelers.: gather and will take the
names of "boisterous ones "for publica
tion," they declare. -' ; v;"
GERMAN SOCIETY AIDS
200 AT ALMSHOUSE
German and German-American in
mates, of the' county almshouse to the
number of 200 celebrated their Christ
masyesterday, when Kris Krihgle,*
in the form of : a delegation from
the German benevolent society, visited
the institution, at 2 o'clock and handed
out . to each one a complete new ' out
fitting of warm winter underclothing
and hosiery. . , , . •
WIFE JOINS CASE
AGAINST HUSBAND
Mrs. \Cecilia Dwyer Alleges Her
Spouse /TlireatenediHer
Life .'Also
• ~ Waiting in Judge Shortall's court to
be \u25a0 tried on a charge of having, created
a • disturbance - on ; "a ". Hyde" street' car
Wednesday-.: night .when he made an
attack on his sister in law, Miss Clara'
Caroßlo, and flred a shot t rom . a ' re- ;
volver,' WilUam Ipwy er, \ a-i machinist;
faced the additional; accusation", jester-;
day morning of ! having made .threats
against, the life of hie wife,: Mrs., Ce
. cilia ' Dwyer, : of .1337r Montgomery; ave-'
nue.: -He was |heldfunder $10,000. bonds
and .will have Uhis preliminary, hearing
;next -Saturday. ;;' -.- .: J ' !
Dwyeriwas: arrested by Special Po
;licmen .Sullivan ana; Felton,. and .when
searched a- letter - was / discovered in
his pocket which 'was his farewell
message to the world. ,\u25a0 The.-note • ex
plained that domestic ;troub],es J had
brought a 'ldeslre ;to diei •..;... : %\u2666 ':
P"earing that -her- hupbarid would
carry .out threats \u25a0 that he, ha,d made
against her-.lifejMrs; Dwyer" placed \u25a0the*
additional charge 'against him. '-\u25a0'. Dwyer
explained, to ' the court that .he : was
suffering; from: a- severe illness and
thatUie- thought-he; was abouf to die. 1 ,
He denied that! he -intended to commit |
suicided ; \u25a0\u0084"'•- .1- \u25a0
Ybu Profit Much if You Take Fancy Dresses
Advantage of w ° m to 27 - 50
Oakland Slj^a^R©?*- a^ an<^ ©=
' Store $[£zBosb AooS^^ Store Cteci »"?«* ™ lhe lalcil ! '^ lhh
\u0084 ' . v " I—l T^ .-'; ; - effects offered far bclon actual value.
P .--• 1 ..-\u25a0.-.\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0;-.•\u25a0\u25a0.-.- r.-- .-;-:\u25a0.-, \u0084. ;\u25a0; \u25a0 ~" \u25a0-.-.\u25a0- — '. \u25a0\u25a0 •' fj- Close examination, comparison' and
\u25a0". Gur Great Clearance Sale-of .pp^ «.«-" « '«"'
. _; these, dresses.
- ftW^ " " thus affordlnic • jto^^^^l '
Qff Continues Off £icte ; j^^R ' :
»~:'-] . .The "Hale" policy not to carry toys over l'<:~:'-'t:l '<:~ : '-'t: » VflTf * **•**\u25a0 f|>* * ; ri^a^'il
from season to season causes this. great eimbined \S*i//^@F«a
: : ;;after T Chmtmas clearance sale, of toys ' \u25a0 -Mm m
..from our displays; (except certain wheel corduroy., 7>^®&
goods)^ ?at one-half^ :: former^^markings. «Erse«, . pi«id rr/pjjj'n^i \H
- - • .In unbrokenpackagesibrandnew, one- . »uk combi» f d y(\ \a
;:i\r:, Quarter o^^.:, A > :\>/ . j|, _ .*^^PP 'M]k
'\u25a0 " '\u25a0- -:.%>.,.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- -.\u25a0'-. \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 -.•\u25a0 -- - ..• _•\u25a0 -.- :.,•• . \u25a0..•\u25a0- ?-.- • . .. 7 : . — .. \u0084.: .\u25a0 \ . J/blne, brotra, rH |f[r,v •'i \A, ~/f
,: 9k ''-'\u25a0'/- - \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 - '\u25a0¥"^^^*i -'^"'t :: ' -• -. -.- . V' .lavender, gar- pi' i||K. .' yj\! IJ/
H fjSS* f^fi* I JY*SI F%iaV^f T ' net, black and , M] * ; '/I|^/.
I/T iJrr -JL/rapery mnßy oth^. [ jiM-i^liii
/iD V^AA f^ Admirable for Jfegl i V;*4?T« if
\u25a0 • *QB \u25a0'\u25a0"\u25a0 KeiTl'n?inT^ evening or MM i f'// y | j'. SH\
'\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 •\u25a0'--'. • **^* I *** C ***W . street wear. '|!J^ "x" x
A saleof remnants in our Drapery Department that "will be a' ' *? Ine '? ™!" j | flfelft^TOl*
star attraction at "Hales" today. A great variety of rem- t^u IT.ll A B*Bs|S§. ?
nants in lengths from one-half to ten yards. . all qualities, conservative. -H SM^Mm
marked at one-half off all present prices. Included are: but la * h< " jS&feMSA
ry \- •« • * " styles of the j\f *Ifa u \\
Cretonnes :: r Swisses > . . - Silkolines \ moment. /Ji^lV-|-»jP
Taffetas -: Armuresi; - s ' Tapestries . • • •
Burlaps Avalon-Draperies Scrims '
r -i :: -Stylish Suits
Prices Are Now Lowest on Worth 25.00* and 27.50 at
&^^^ Novelties 1 g^ZS
We are offering at exactly one-half price all our finished or"
-•unfinished brass novelties^ - ; ' ; , Highly desirable suits, built fcj?
A- splendicl opportunity for.; art workers jo secure brass - men md fashioned in the newest slen-
. pieces for working. Trays, book ends, candlesticks, ; , i- ,- »• », >•
::. frames, tea tiles, cigarede Jboxes and' many other things' dct /m " S °, f ashl ° nabl * *™ f««ti
" " ' ' \u25a0- -: \u25a0 .:_..-. ___\u25a0 The material, workmanship and lining
'\u25a0'W-T, 9 ''"'"'Mj' ' l ~ : 'C* l w '"''*! '''"'' Vl^>^ I are such as would be ordinarily found
WmteV otyle Book .^"^^#i;
r\i L rj'* lj i .'* : Materials are pebble serge, French
Ufr the Ladies Home Journal- Patterns. serge, worsteds, etc Shades i are
- 20c, Including An)? 15c Pattern Free. - gra^ wown, navy, wine and.others:
:: — — — — — ;—; — ; — _ . . . — ; Trimmings ot braid ana buttons.
A large book with a beautiful -cover. design /and contents that Man y Pjf* with guaranteed Skin-
form a veritable sty le "cyclopedia /of ;> newest fashionable winter ners satin ' warrantedto wea . r
garments' for women. All patterns described offer the newest seasons *
: effects with a view to economy in material. *?<ion counter. -~r (Second Floor)
A Pleasing Token 10c jsßs®&&
It gives pleasure and com- S&g&EiSS&S^
fort to tlae eyes the year j^SfiO^w
round. - '.. \u25a0 •-.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0— '\u25a0•
; Mayerle's Antiseptic Eye- .
Klass '. Wiper, .the greatest -dUcorery i or „•> clean--
ins glasses. It fetnoTes all stains and. blemishes
Instantly and , prevents Infection to the eyes
- from andean sources. ; Send- us 1 0c in coin and
we • will mall one to; your friend.'
GEO. MAYERLE, German Expert Optician
:. 960-Market Street, San Francisco -
T'- SUBSCRIBE i'OR - \
THE WEEKLY CALL
1 •$1 PER YEAR J
DECEMBER 29, 1910.
They Speak for Themselves
Francisco, Nov. 21. 190».
r£ T '^°« B » ?i^!r? 26S O'Farrell Street.
Ban Franclaco — Dear ;; Doctor: After
JnM \u25a0KE^klkS^. case ** y simply
.Wliii W in i MiiiirwfWiiHß taklns your herb
treatment t or •a, few months I . am en-
tirely well . anil free, from pain. Faith-
fully yours, HECTOR BEAULA. .
1032 Kearny. Street. . San. Francisco.
San Francisco, Feburary J. 1910.
Dr. "Wong: Him — Dear Sir: For »hre«
or four years I suffered -with nervous
gastritis of the stomach, kidney and
liver trouble. I could not eat potatoes,
bread or any starchy foods for months
and was at death's door. Asa last re-
source I applied to you. I. did not care
to take* Chinese herbs, but was •com-
pelled to, as I could . not receive any re-
lief from any \u25a0 other . source. After \u25a0 a
few months -I* was entirely cured and
can -eat all . kinds* of food, even starchy
foods, for which I tender yon my sin-
cere thanks.
MRS. ELIZABETH KL.UBER.
, . . • 2273 Post Street. S. F^ CaL
i)IC. WONG HIM
1268 ! O'FARRELL STREKT
- Between Oontb \u25a0 «ad Oetavta -
SAN FRANCISCO
OFFICE HOURS:
10 a. n. to 1 p. m., 2 to.Cusd Tito S p. a.
A PROFESSION FOR WOMEN
JTroritaDie pleasant
Permanent
: -The Operator today is a vital factor
. v -'• in";the Business . World.- The remarkabte " develop-
* ment of -the Bell ' System * has .been the .means . of
. up a new. and desirable vocation -for young
- : \u25a0• women, v - : 5 .
; • " The [skilled. Telephone Operator can secure per-
; .; mahent • and- well j paid employment in any - city in
Pleasant rest rooms and dining rooms are provided. '
r . Salaries ; are. regularly increased as the • Operator's
/:, A .completely equipped Operating School with jj
competent .'instructorsv^is conducted * for training H
\u25a0\u25a0•Fullf particulars: may be obtained by applying at II
the • Operating School, Pine and Steinef Streets. {
j Trained^Private Exchange Operators furnished |j|
subscribers on request. CallKearny 4100, Local 78. Q
im Ihe racmc 1 elephone \u25a0%&%
and Telegraph Gompany %SzzJ?
SALT WATER BATHS
Are toTigor&thisr and keep
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LU RLI N E
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