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1 RAIN OR SHINE the newspaper that brings Want Ad results is THfc CHRONICLE LEADING NEWSPAPER 0 the PACIFIC COAT cuotpy OtTY orty My ratal MUM Vmow Severs Pat SrsKVFsrsoosl FOUNDED 1863 SAN FfiANCISCO 6AI FKIDAY FEDRUAB 23 1017 wocx voL ox no a F00DRI0TS KEPI IIP BY WOMEN Linnard of Pasadena Will Become Manager of Property Under New Regime Famous Resort to Be Con ducted in Connection With Threfr South era Hostelries jrRa HERMANN OELRICHS I VI Jood tha Fairmont Hotal to tha Palace ffotel Protest Against High fcrta0t Ur Al PriCeS bV DamSfaluQ nlenanoef tax Insurance JoPelre Ineldenlole wilt ba paid iiocK in stores IN EAST Residents of Foreign District in Philadelphia Express HOUSEWIVES ATTACKED BY MEMBERS OF OWN SEX National Board of Control With Powers to Regulate Farm Labor Proposed by Commissioner In New York PHILADELPHIA February 1L Thousand of woman In tha southern section ot this city whera tha raaldanU ara largely of foreign birth ehouted protaata against high food prlcbs todar as Prad id In unorganised fashion upsetting food display and overturning push arta Btores were antarad anddara Cd In soma Instances A crowd ot woman ruahed flab tor and upaat a tank of lira carp Karosana waa pourad en other fih and Ua a4or fixtures wte badly damaged Tha pollca oread back tha crowd andarrated three woman SIMILAR SCENES IN OTHER PARTS OF CITY Similar acanaa wara repeated In tha northeastern part of tha clt alao Inhabited largely by foreigner and core of pith cart vender lot thalr war Many grocers and butcher closed thalr hop During an attack downtown an eral team loaded with food supplies a boy wa blton the face by a milk bottle and severely Injured A report that a man had Veen shot proved untrue WOMEN ARE BEATEN ON NEW YORK STREETS NEW tORK February 23 The presence of the Inspector apparently had no sobering effect on Kast Bide housewives iwho proclaimed a boycott against the higher priced foodstuffs In many Imtanrea women emerging from shop with foodstuffs were beaten by members of their own sex A number of arrest were made A national board of food control with power to regulate farm labor Conditions and the distribution of prod hi Is by the railroad wa urged here tonight In a statement by Joseph Hartlgan commissioner of the citys bureau of weights and measures as a mesns of relieving the present situation snd reducing prices Tha commissioner said he did not believe an embargo on foodstuffs to foreign countries or commission Invested with power to lis prices would solve the problem GIVES HIS EXPLANATION OF FOOD SHORTAGE The underlying causes ft the threatened food fanflne Commissioner llartlgan declared were the shortage farm labor and the Increased eoet farming Implement and other articles necessary for production He uggested that If a national board of food eontrelVere formed It might ba well to consider the feasibility of bringing farm labor here from the Philippine With respect to the situation In this city where rioting waa resumed today by housewives In tha nor congealed tedbment districts Commissioner Hartlgan said financial action by smart group of public spirited Itlseas could speedily brlvg relief He added that ha knew whera large quantities of potatoes aad onions could ba purchased cheaply and sold her at cost BOSTON MOB LOOTS GROCERY STORE BOSTON February St A food disturbance occurred la the West End district toalght when large srawd men women and children Invaded grocery and provision store and carried away seme of Its stock Polio reserves suppressed tha demonstration which casne after speaker at an pea air meeting pad pretested gainst tha high cost of food Tha meeting which wa held under the usplees Iba Wast End Mothers Club adopted resaUlless to bar social workers from tha heme members Utlsg that potatoes acts aad sugar were Beaded net advice WASHINGTON February SI The House began lining up today for the gat over Presidest iWIUono ret auest for a HtPMt appropriation for jCoa tinned en Pas CoJasno Fairmont Hotel Leased ToTalace Company by Mrs Hermann Oelrichs by the lessees Coincident with the taking over of the world famous hotel which crowns Nob Hill an entire new system of managing the hostelry will ba put Into affect In order to carry out the eVetnalva plans that have been adopted coAnectfttns have been mde wheb enable tha company to aecura tha services as manager of DM Linnard who Is now manager of tha three famous Pasadena hotels the Huntington Raymond and Green Linnard Is understood will have connection with the ownership of the hotel well as acting aa manager Linnard will take charge of tha Fairmont April It wben the new lease goes Into effect Ha will bring to the Fairmont a staff of his own selection wilt supply his own attractions arrange for tha dancing features which will ba Introduced will personally sngage the social entertainers both male and female and will have his personal staff of assistants By aecurtng Linnard a manager connection Is mad between tha Fairmont andTThe three great tourist hotels of Pasadena Quests who are attracted to Ban Francisco aa a winter and summer resort will be given reliable Information concerning tha attractions of the southern hostelries under the management of Linnard and as far as possible San Francisco tourist guests at ths Fairmont will bs sent to one of tha three Pasadena hotels The arrangement will of course be reciprocal the Fairmont receive the earns courtesies from ths local managers of ths Huntington Oreen and Raymond In Pasadena Those hotels ara knawn tha eouutry over aa rendetvoua for tourists coming to California the wonderful patronage having been held through the untiring efforts ot Linnard a true California booster FAIRMONT PLANNED BV HERMANN OELRICHS It will be remembered that the late Hermann Oelrichs planned And worked out the Idea of the Fairmont Hotel In San Francisco James a Fair father of Mrs Oelrichs the present owner owned when he died half of the block on which the great hotel slsnda He purchased the property from David Porter the wine man who had lived there for many years Just Before the Fairmont waa finished and a abort time before the fire of ll Mrs Oelrichs sold the property Including the unfinished building to the Law brothers In exchange for numerous plsces or real estate and a large cash payment The Laws finished tha hotel and after the fire opened II They realised tha hotel business Linnard Pasadena hotel mail who will be come manager of the Fair rnont in iKii city PlW gssamH ssaaW lM Mtv JganaaaaaaH I ff 41j isgaHll BMfV MnanxoxoxonFl gaBelmnmnnaAlmnmnmnmnmVf snmn iPHKLanmLsaaanflM nBnt R4 PsbH gkB I BnMr 9aaaaaanw ssaaanm MaWaVBnBmf sanLsaH1 sVasaVsBnlsBnsBaanVj gagaganaaaaaamPl SBnLsanVV SBBBBBBBBBBBBBsViZ i mnnnnnmnn JsnmanLsWsfT Amsl sansaaaanm anLssanamannmsanM BBnLsBnLsMsManLsranLsaaaann wa not their line and opened successful negotiations with Mrs Oelrichs for the sale of the property to her DEUT OF St00eM0 PAID OFF BV OWNER When Mrs Oelrichs took over tha hotel she assumed a debt ot mora than 11000000 owing to the Hlber nla Bank Incurred by the Lawa during the time they controlled the property It waa In this deal that Mra Oelrichs turned over to tha Law eight blocks of land wbKh formed a part ot the tatnfmaPa clflo Exposition site Ths betel at present has no mortgage aa Mrs Oelrichs on her last visit to Ban Francisco paid the Hlbernla Bank the last of the Indebtednesa The announcement of the leasing tha Fairmont will attract much attention and causs great satisfaction among the people of tbla city as It was feared from the stand taken by Sirs Oelrichs on her last visit to Ban Francisco that she would not reduce the rent nor would she go Into partnership with ths Palace managers In conducting It a they suggested It Is understood that befora she Isft for ths East shs gave a positive order to the Palace management to leav the Fairmont end lake It furniture out by April 10 FAIRMONT KtRNITURR OWNED BY PA I CM Jt Is not generally knonn but nevertheless It Is a fait that ths Palace Company owns the furniture ot the ialrmont Mra Oelrichs under the terms ot the old lease received a yearly rental ot IIOIOOO for the Fairmont property The Fairmont Hotel ha the finest ballroom and the largest banquet hall ot any hotel In San Francisco and Is an Important factor In the life of the great and growing1 metropolis Ths closing of the hotel would have been deemed a calamlfy by San Franciscans For that reason among others the news of the lease and with It the assurance thai It will conducted aa a tourist hotel and as an attraction of San Francisco Is gratifying to all clsases ot people FREES 1 III FIGHT FLEET BASE ON 11 BAY Representatives Padgett and Talbott Assert They Will Oppose Appropriation of 1500000 for Site THIRD MAN NAMED FOR CONFERENCE FAVORABLE House Committee Vindicates PbcMenofleak Charge Finds Lavyson Accusations Unsubstantiated and Holds President Brother in Law to Be Blameless WASHINGTON February ll Vn subcommittee has bee appointed te dlcatlon of all public officials men eeprer with the standing committee tloned In tha Investigation charge that there was a leak te Wall Street on President Wilson1 peace not was voted unanimously today by tha House Rules Committee The report bow virtually complete probably will be put la final shape Saturday after certain additional records of Now Tork broker have been aaamlned II Is understood that ths committee find that Thomas Lawsons aen rational charges were not substan Hated I that It Boiling brother in law tha President had nothing to da with a leak and that advance Infarmatlaa concerning tha pete was Curnlehed to brokers by Fred Ks arp and Price local pewa paper men who ceanaoted deduction with fact obtained In ceaversatleo with other reporUra who had bean told la eonftdeaee by Secretary Lea slag 144 net wa eemlag In connection with violation wfpr ethica MPrt bay of correspondents to detarralna wast chaag bal made in the rule regulating admission the Congressional press galleries No roeommendetlena are made bul tha practice of selling short on ths New Tork Stock Eschaaa Is atd criticised A Connolly a localj me lesiimoay befora tha committee and EF Hut ton Co for falling to produce cop lea of all messages concerning tb not which reached Us office ii High Wind Fans Flamea at Omaha OMAHA Neb February iaFrs broke out la the building occupied by tha Uartmaa Furniture Company and tha Pars ClotblegCempaar at Sour teenth aad Douglas street early morning At I It A It looked a It th entire block might 0 Ittroyod aaa Msa wlad blowlag Butler of Pennsylvania Says He Wants to Protect Fleet and Pacific Coast and Will Vote for It Seeds Dtseetrh Tie CbresJde WABH1NQTON February I Ban Franciscos proposed new navy yard truck an unexpected snag today when House confereea on th navy bill declared they would oppoeo the 1I00 appropriation for a sit for tha yard on tholbay Inserted In tha bill by tha Senate Naval Affairs Com mlttee last Tuesday aftsr ths hearing of Senator Phelan Admirals Hslm and Capps and Representative Kltton and Curry who urged that th ap propriation ba made Representative Padgett of Tennessee chairman of the Houss Naval Af falra Committee aad Representatlv Talbott of Maryland both Democrats who will be two of the Hon con ferees on the bill said they Would not agree to the Senate amendment for the all wben th bill goes to conference bvtLkr favors proposal Representative Butler ot Pennsylvania Republican who will ba ths other House conferee on the bill declared ha favors the appropriation for the site and would vote for li In tha conference HO said ha was tor all othsr measures to protect tha fleet and the Paclflo Coast Chairman Padgett said I am opposed to this appropriation There Is not enough evidence yet produced I favor of having thla yard There la no telling how much this new yard will coat until mor thorough investigation I mad Nothln hould bo don until that la found out and mor comprehensive and complete report made to Congress Representative Talbott mads a similar statement FUNDI AVAILABLE Representative Xahn today asksd Padgett and Talbott not to opposs ths appropriation but Padgett and Tal bott will not recede from their position Kahn and Butler are particular friends asd Butler Will stick out In th confereniefof the alt approprla tlon Th Helm Commission will beable to continue Its Investigations of ths four sites on San Francisco bay des pile the fail nt th Senate Naval Affairs Committee refused to add to the naval bill ttlOM for eipenses of the Investigation Tha Commission will bs able to se cure from the lump sum appropriation In tho bill for yards and docks sufficient funde to complete tbo Investigation Admiral Helm said ths Investlga lion would be completed and th site sslected In about three months i San Diego Assigned Seaplane Squadron HAN DIEQO ICal February JL Ban ptego ha been selected a lb first city on ths Paclflo Coast to be equipped with 2 squadron ot battle planes and seaplanss to act aa scout for the port av sea coast defense ac cording to word received today from th War Department Tbo War Do partment orders designated the Baa Diego aero squadron as Company A with permanent statlon at the North Island Army Aeronautical Academy Company A will comprise a squadron of twelve aeaplanes and three pur suit trlplane all fitted with machine guna and bomb dropping device The personnel will consist of sixteen avi ators and lit mechanicians bomb throwers an4 radio operators Nfto Arrcsls Maw Dkkarge of Irah Ob Rekliea Cbarge DTJBLtH rebruarr tt A iihr at Ma Fclaars who ka4 roetaur tarsei from laUranaat la Eat laai war amst4 today la Limerick Oalwajr sat SUkbo reea as wall as la DaMla Tha arrsita wen aula aalcr tao Jcfeaie of tha realat act JUtefsticr aaoat fifty mtav tors of tho Slaa Ttlm aa tao Gaolle Leagaa kars kooa ar mtaaV aa4 arrests ara ctatla alar Elfat saaa wars takea Into castaax la Dahlia fear at Cook aal twaaty la otter places la Galwar toalfkt a proaUaoat saember af Ua Oarkterard District Caaadl aea a proBtlaeat Atkearcj saer caaat wera arresteii It Is hellers her that these arrests will greatly embarrass tha nailoaalltt party lateac thasa arrested ara CoaacfJor Kelly 1 OTteUy editor af Ua Cattalle ftalletla Darrel Flrtls a well kaowa writer aad CapUla Uaat Kellawea Ill TAKE JEWaS AMD IH IMPAIR Dr Hezekiah Thatcher and Woman Companion Halted in Auto Dr Hejekrah Thatcher and a woman companion wero driving UlronghColden palepark 1t night about 11 oclock when two armed men stepped out from tho shrubbery near th musle stand and ordered them to stop The doctor and bis companion were compelled to get out of the automo bile and were searched From the doc tor the highwaymen took a ring worth UH a pin worth ST Ill In money a checkbook and pocketknlfe From tho woman the robbers took a sunburst valued at ITS and a lavalllere worth 1S Th doctor reported the robbery to the Park Police Station but an officer found no trace of the robbers The doctor eald one of the robbers waa tall and ths othsr short Bandits Hold Up Train One Captured MEMPHIS Trnn February It Three negro highwaymen held up a southbound Illinois Central passenger train known aa th Cuban Special at Kast Junction several miles south this city shortly after midnight It Is not believed they obtained any loot The hold up was reported by a tower men who witnessed the attempted robbery A posse of police rushed to the scene and one of the robbers was captured after bloodless sxchasgs of shots and the other two negroes wero surrounded In a swamp i Army Appropriation Bill Passes House WASHINGTON Fsbruary II The Army appropriation bill carrying about IIM00000 was passed by tbo House late today without a record Vote An attempt to add universal training legislation waa defeated by a point of order An appropriation of tTSttt for provsments and additions to the Lot terman Oeneral Hospital waa accepted by the House Alaska Commission To Open Branch SEATTLE February It A branch office of tho purchasing department of the Alaska Engineering Commla Ion WU1 be established In San Fran Cisco announced Dole purchaa log agent of tbo Commission hsro today Dole will leave hero tomorrow for San Francisco to open the new office British Are Thrown Back in Fight South of Armentieres By ARTHUR DRAPER Special forreasa4at of Tho Chroaicl lsUM LONDON February II Th West era front was almpat barren ot In fantry engagements today The War Office reports only enemy raid near Vermeil and Nouvo Chapelle which It were repulsed with loss to tb Herman Tn tb British attack south of Ar atlreo yesterday morning stt British dead wore counted In tha treatbe aad tblrty alne prisoner wr taken according to the Berlin Vunl at Ue operation Tbo companies that peaetrajed th Oermaa position war Immediately ejected by a powerful counter attack the statement add I Oallcla at of Xlccheg Oeraian storming detachment brought back fifty prisoners according to Berlin troarad chronicle successful scouting operation by tbo Russlaas on tb RumaSytn front and tho repulse an Austrian attack arlhwot of Dor aaiatra TWO KILLED BY FLAMES III 200000 DAW FIRE CW Tabor Dean of Bar and William McAdams Veteran Stage Driver Caught Asleep in Beds BUE SWEEPS THROUGH JHE BUSINESS DISTRICT Thermometer at Twenty Be low Zero While Firefighters Attempt to Save Rest of City DAWSON February It Two live were lest her last night la firs that deetroyed property In tbo buelness section of the estimated value of 1100000 Those that perished were Charles Tabor dean of tho Dawson bar and one of the most prominent men In tho Tukon Terri tory and William McAdams veteran Whlto Pass stag driver on the White Horss and Dawson overland routs yrhe lire started In tha Tukonla Hotel when the thermometer was It degree below aero It swept northward taking out a third of tho block facing First venae Buildings dsstroyed Included the Tukonla Hotel owned by Joo Begbers representing an Invastmsnt of tloOSS and formerly tho famoua Tom Chlsholm Aurora saloon of early days tha Pioneer Hotel owned by Dan Tolrale tha Cronln HcteLownod by theJC Murray Company tho Jack Salt Jewelry Shop owned by LoulaBryar and Martin Plnakays clothing store OLD BlILDlNOa WBJCCKJCD 1 The old Northern Hotel building and the old Monte Carlo saloon building both empty wore wrecked Despite the bitter cold tho Dawson paid Fir Department and many volunteers fought tho flamea four hours and prevented the fire from spreading to other store and hotels Insurance on tho destroyed buildings dose not exceed tlSSOS Tabor and McAdam who had gone to bed In the Tukonla Hotel wore cut off by flamea and amok Tbo bodies bavs not been found Tabor waa a former member ot the Yukon Legislature and had been se lected to run again next month He ramo from Prederlckton He leavea a widow who la In San Fran Cisco McAdam cam from Ontario His wlfs Is at Whits Horse HAD NARROW KSCAPKS JohnLaumelater of Tacoma Mr and Mra Joseph Scgber Harry Bridges Harry Plnkiert James Purdee and Harry Barber had narrow escape from death Begbers rushed through the flames took bis wife frornn room where sh waa sleeping and4umVd to aa adjoining roof Into the deep anow where both lay dated nntll discovered by rescue parties who found them nearly fro ten Westbound Trains Blocked Near Ogden SALT LAKE February It As re sult of storms and snowslldes both east and weet of Ogden weetbound transcontinental railroad traffic was completely blockaded again today and eastbound trains wero delayed ap roxlmately twelve hours No westbound Union Pacific rain has reached Ogden sine clock Wednesday plght The blockade en the Salt Lake route waa broken late tonight and tralna tied up more than three days came in from Los Angeles aftsr being seat over detoured routes Train on the Oregon Short Lin waa restored before midnight Child Meets Death Dodging Playmates OAKLAND February SI While dodging three playmate who were chaalng him Donald Ensign It years old son ot Eugene Ensign till Oolden data avenue was Instantly killed by aa automobile at Thirty first street and Broadway hero to night Tho machine waa driven br A BanTetCSIIS Terrace avenue who picaea up me cnira ana rushed his body to tho Fablola Hospital in 101 Arrested Accused Of Election Frauds EVANS VILLS lad February IL Of IIS Evanevllle men Indicted by Ike Federal Orand Jury for alleged lec tlon fraud Itt had beta arrested and releaaed oa bond early tonight They Included Charles Blhler Republican county chairman Arthur lieberer Clerk ot the Board ot Public Work was Ik only member of th city ad uilaltiraiio errid today Gen FnsWs Body To lie State a Tbe Gty HaS Today THE ttoainl trrmf menfs or funeral Central Fumlon fyne been mo Jet Casket wfJl arrlre at lowaseal street static at 1 oclock today injury escort win hear hady te City Ball rotaada Body wID Ua 1 state aatfl te Bierraw morals Faaeral escort will Urml a Ta Xess aveaae tasserraw oraiag at tiM oclock Body wOl takea te First Fraabyterla Charts General Faastea will ha barled la military cemetery at Presidio Ml MAN KILLS WIFE IN SUICIDE PACT Laborer Worried by Sickness of Helpmate and Child Attempts to End All he are gain tearrther La wUkiea to bo rossontbereel to tho poor deaf gtrl MarieL wUh to be orgottcm Sho did not wish as to fata her bwt coald not da otherwise SI Is stnl wish that kedlss bo cremate Oh tho tragedy Ifo to Thja waa th note left last night by Charles Simmons laborer before he Bred revolver ahot Into tho heart of his wife Louise and then attempted tojo away with hlmeelL aimmoa paaVJon bean ant at work waa worried over flaancla troubles and tho health of his wife and daughter Tho houao was ander quaraatlna for scarlet fever from which his daughter MurleL year old waa uffrlng Mrs Simmon waa troubled with Insomnia and It waa feared that aha would become Insane Bather than bo confined to a hospital sho made the pact with her husband that thsy should do away with each other About It It oclock last night Mrs Kate Pfarror mother ot Mrs Sim mons heard four shot In another part of tho house Sho found tho door locked Sho thsn summonsd Police Officer John Twomey who forced the door The blankets wore In flames aa the result of tbo shots After smothering the flamea Twomey called tho Msalon Emergency Hospital When tho ambulance arrived Mra Simmons waa dead and her hus band waa gjrlng Sinrmona is It year eld and hi wf waa 41 They lived at Elisabeth street Besides ih seven tear old daughter Simmons baa brother Jake living la Cincinnati According Simmons ho Is nsar death at tho Mission Emergency Hospital his wlfs awaksned durlag tha night and asked why ho did not end her misery by killing her He waited until shs had doaod off and then ahot her ha said and thsn tried to kill himself Loss of Big Diver Bremen Due to Storm COPENHAGEN February JJ via London February II IS II rWbile Scandinavian newspapers are printing rsport that tho German merchant submarine Bremen haanot been lost but la being used aa a sup ply ship In Germanys blockade Information which has been In possession ot The Associated Press In Berlin for months Is that ths submarine actually went down on her a rst voyage to the United States Tha submarine waa not captured by a British patrol boat a waa rumored In tho United States but went down In a great storm It le thought likely that cargo submarines may bo co operating in the aubmarlno blockade and that the Deutschland aad sis sister ships which wero being built ar being adapted to thla work WILL BOOM OVER GRAVE OF FUtiSTOJI i Full Military Honors Are to Be Accorded Major Gen era at Funeral Tomor i row Morning FINAL DETAILS GIVEN OUT BY GENERAL BEL Special Train Bearing Bow Is to Arrive at Third and Townsend Streets This I Afternoon 4 SAN Francisco will stand with bared head today at th blor of tho late Major aenoral Frodorloli Fnnston ft Tbo special train bearing tho body homo la expected to arrive at thb Townsend street station abertly after oclock thla afternoon according rs the lateat advices received at Western Department headquarter yaator day Th train will bo aaot at tho ata tlon by a provisional battalion under tho command of Major John TvQeary coast artillery corps and tbo Third Coaat Artillery Band from Fort Bcott The battalion will constat of tbo fol lowing eompanlao of coaat artillery First Company Captan A Schwabs Second Company Captain Cravens Third Compensv Cap talaX Pratt aad th Sixth Com pony Captain JYVM McCleary TEN OFFICERS ARE TO SERVE A3 BZARRS Ciplaln Tniahugh LaIortorFV ston wtlKbo relieved Of duty aa es cort for 4ho body on arrival or tho train hero and ten non oommlsslonsd officers detailed from tho local fart will aorvo aa bearers en tho joaraey from tho station to th City HalL Under the arraagamonta yeatarday tho course from tho Townsend street Station to the City Hall will be up Third street to Market And odt Mar kst to tho Clvlo Csatsr At ths City Half tbo casket will bo placed la tho rotunda aad a award of thirty two aon eommlsslooed officers commanded by Captain John Smith coast artillery corps will continue on duty while the romalas lay In state until Saturday morning FUNERAL ORDERS ARE ISSUED BY GENERAL BELL Major aenoral Franklin Ball commanding the Weatern Department of tho Army yesterday laauod tho following orders relative to th fv neral The funeral of tho late Major Oeneral Frederick Funston United Stales Army will take place la thin city on Saturday morning nt IS oclock The funeral escort under eeM man of Major Oeneral Franklin Bell United Btates Army will consist of two provisional raglnxanta ot coaat artillery to bo designate by the commanding officer coaat Carroll Hats FOR SPRING 1 Penniless Soldier Joint Heir to Riches PORTLAND Or February II When Emll Leageudorfer It year old Private la Troop A Oregon av airy waa mustered out ot service today bo was penniless and owed the troop canteen SI cent Ta hie as tremlty he sought aad obtained em ployment at the troop atable A ho curried th horaoa Arthur Laagendorfer bis brother brought news that their wlv Jacob Uearr Laagendorfer bad died la New Tork Wednesday eight laavlag Ue two brothers his aephtw aad their father Charles Laageaderfor Ike bulk of hie fertaae estimated a mot Utaa IMStM ItlMlhN Ml 1bu I I Irianmnl oaPf I SI THE TaBOR Tha hat pictured above Is oe of the many new and esdnaivt Derbies featured by for Sprint This hat contains all the style and elegance of finish ckarac teristk of CARROLL HATS and is on display in all corr proportions FAULT CARROLL 708 Market OfM 3j 25 Geary Mr Kmh SpedoliUtt roWNE3 fcDftP CLOVES Haad Taaaseat TOPCOATS la Spnnf styles Te.