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fttl SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE SUNDAY JULY 10 1908 rK it fcV OAKLANDS FINEST DOES STUNTS TO HELP ORPHANS Hiousands Enjdy Policemens ifelWi Carnival at Idora ifellBliMitl Park fVnPSiMP5Pv MAY DELIVER ON WEST SIDE Canal Commission Will Receive Supplies on Either Side of Isthmus HE first annual carnival of I I Oakland pollca department a at Idora Park for the beftef Onuch fun the ah 4 of the given the benefit of the Widows and Orphana Aid Association was a distinct success both from a financial and amusement point of view The crowds cama early and stayed laie and things were lively all of the time Every place of amusement waa packed The patrons aa a whole got un for their money for many shows were excellent The spirit of carnival reigned The police department turned out In force and the officers forgot for once to be etrlit Not only dlil the stern minions of the law nlve their services but even the judiciary donated legal knowledge at the trial of alleged criminals before the kangaroo court Nearly every man woman and child who attended the larnlvul suffered punishment for varl ens offenses before this court Among hose who conspired to make the lean icaroo court success were Judges Mortimer Smith George Samuels William It Oeary and James Qulnn who presided The slaughter of lnncf rents was conducted br Prosecuting Attorneys Kara Deroto and William Uenneasey The clerks of th court were William Smith and John Mott The bailiffs were William Moore John Murray and James Flynn Jimra filling acted as chief of police of Idora Park In a separate rrit Sergeant Mi Sorley save an exemplification of the police third degree entitled Jlonietliliig Every One Should Know Iollce Officer George Underwood was Hie operator and Patrolman Ktocker was I he Illusionist The victim learned that the something every should know la never whittle loward you aa proved by the start Unit figure of a colored American named Mima who claimed to have come rccintly from the banks of the Zambezi One of the features of the carnival sua yhe regular polite show All of Ihe number were good and the show Itracted big crowds The police quar ti consisting of George Caveney ricorge Towers Harry Brown and Jouls Kberleln sank In Dear Old Georgia Longing for Ton and The Light oat Crew Mrs jsedderman sang sopular Illustrated songs while Ki Roliln ran the movlng plcture machine Chester Mclntyre wrestling Instructor nf the Reliance Club wrestled with Hsrry Kendall arid Thomas Bennett ill De Cordova slaters rave a breeey rowboy sketch and sang Western innga Otto miller physical Instructor it the Reliance Club and Al Lrvene formed nnmeron classic statuary rrnups Robert Kmmett and tuls Ty or boxed Harry Brcn driver of the I lice 1 JlPOKXt ynuf MAK i patrol wagon lar In Lancashire logs Tony tfllva and Pi Workman doxed and other clever i were Ofjit on policeman George iderman was stage manager assisted by Michael I JKcltiy 1 Another feature was Nalno wlin i iccordlng to the spieler sings and talks but cannot walk being tut In two by a cruel mirror The part of the unfortunate Nalno was graciously taken by Miss Josephine Burke who ittrneted hundreds ot spectators Mr Albertlna Salbach of 110 Twenty firstfirst street Oakland wqra a gaudy fortune teller dfefs and unfolded tha Hysterics of II la the Inquisitive Alec the Fun maker consisted of a large colored man who stuck Ma ilnky head through rent In a large canvas and allowed everybody who tame along Ihrow a baacbalt at him while Patrolmen Oolcy and OBrien passed out chickens to the winners The exciting part of the fun maker who consented to be a target for baseballs waa taken by the goud natured Alexander Moore A chicken wheel woked without rest under the direction of Detective Quisles Serjeant Byrne and Policemen Louis Agjiew Timothy Punnc Al McKay Michael McTlgue 8111 and Con OQrady The raffle was very successful aided by an enticing spieler In the person of Detective Orecn who Impartially hand ed out skirts to the women and chickens to llio men Kveryboily In authority blamed Sergeant McCloud for the peculiar coincidence that the merry go round played nothing bat the Merry Widow Walts A colored troupe gave a Southern plantation sketch enacted by the following performers Kd Lancaster liss Carrie Lycurgus Miss Winnie Alexander Miss Cella Barry Brown and Walter Lancaster comedians Joseph Pervls Miss Minnie Ferguson and Miss Carroll Mosella Wallace Clever lighting and stage effects were carried out by the stag managr Hastings Curry Williams was pianist One of the best features ot the entire carnival was the Creole bamV consisting ot William Johnson leader mandolin Ernest Johnson cornet At fonse Ferrin has viol Albert radio trombone and Ulysses Smith guitar Among the others who aided the po rtalnlng were Miss Minnie The Chamber of Commerce has received from the Hthmlan Canal Com mission proposals Inviting bids to furnish fixtures material uteualla and stationery to be delivered on tha dock at either Colon on the Atlantic or at La Boca theraclflc Port Isthmue nf Panama Pealed propsals In triplicate will be received at the office of the general purchasing agent of the Isthmian Canal Commission Washington not lster than 1030 A August IMS when the hlds will be opened In publlci Merchants who desire to bid may secure further Informstlon at th office of the Chamber of Commerce 133S Merchants Exchange building The following articles are called for In tha proposal Sanitary fixtures ranges steel Iron Babbitt metal repair part for steam 1 shovels locomotive coupler pockets chain wire cable barbed wire blacksmiths tools reamers screws plates stocks and dies pipe cutters pipe tongs bolt clippers gauge frame and attachments steam gauge ta ting machine oil meters thermometers cylinder clocks batteries arc lamps and hoods proof press steel wheels for wheelbarrows hose valves belt lacing hooks and eyes block lagging rubbing brick marble slabs polishing paste dlslira glassware Jtltrhen utensils Ice cream rreexers cuspidors napkins towela cloth cooks caps wallers coats oilcloth filing cabinet waste baskets blank books guide cards paper eaten ilar pads paper clips erasers pencils pens thumb tacks twine water color CHIEF BIGGY UPHOLDS DETECTIVE BTTNNER Chief of Police Blggy yesterday denied that he contemplated bringing charges against Detective Sergeant Bunner because of the letters connection with the case of George 131als dall a farmer from Maine wlvp alleged that lie was bunkoed out of 5l In a nickelodeon managed by Toil McDonald at 217 Market street and that Bunner had advised him lo compromise with the confidence men The Chief said that It was on Runners report that Toil McDonalds place waj closed and that Bunner had spoken sharply to McDonald when the Question of compromise was suggested THINKS MASHER HAS FLED CITY Conlan Issues Bench Warrant for Marine and Raises His Bail Otto MarJt charred wltU disturbing the pem a for follotvlng mi Insult Mlfm MIMrrd Ruff a min girl at a pnny arcade on Klllmorn utrcnt on th nlKit of July 8th failed to aprar yesterday tnorntng when hi ca waa called hy Polc Judffo on Ian Th J4idn thereupon ordered that a bench warrant be Uaued for his an rent nd forfeited the ball of 11 fur nUhed for hla release Tha ball vntn taled to 500 cash or 1000 bond and a flitbpnena waa Issued for the woman who furnUhed the original hall Mr iarter res kit nc 43ft DevUartero Hlreet Iude Oonian fear that Marine knowtng that will he severely punlahed Una tnken advmitne of hta temporary liberty on hall and litta left th city Th bench warrant waa Immediately placed In the hands of an Officer Oti the night of Marines arrest Mlm Ruf ruahed up to Special Officer Blum uf the San Francisco Society for th Protection of Children and tearfully aaked for protection from Marine whom ahe accuaod of following her from the Chutes Skating ftlnk to the arcade and of huvtna Insulted her Blum placed Marine under arrest and booked him on a charge of disturbing the peaces When Marino wan searched a notebook wa found on his person contalnlnc tle names and addreMPH nf twenty six young girls The police nay that Marine has made a habit of persecuting young Sir la for Heveral monthB that he has frennented xkntlnn rink and haa had no apparent occupation Judge Conlan said that Marine would get th full penalty on the charge when captured by tho police --COINCIDENCE IN NAMES MAKES SALESMAN TROUBLE A warrant Issued recently for Franklin Teller Kennody who left the employ of the Crocker Company on July 1st haa caus vl hrunk Kennedy a salesman employed hy that firm for the last fourteen yeitrH and In whom the company repvscs ery confidence i nnsMerahle embarrassment The sin Kular colncblenr of tmth meji oelng employed hy tho sama conn and hearing thai seme nameV and Initials has made It neveisaary for Frank Kennedy now eoveyln Ulc Paclrtc intor the company tf make nunii borless etplanatlonaj Ts MRS BEVINSUFE SAVED I WITHOUT AN OPERATION fiacranicnto June 27 1901 To Whom It Ma Concern When I came to Dr Wall flint 7 streetSacranientu for trcatihent I whs In constant pain 1 had been treated hy different doctors for over five years in fact itver since my little irlil wii burn I have had three operations each with the assurance that It would a all that whs necoaaary to effect cure Hie last one being In March 1903 Site weeks later the doctor Inorined me another one waa neces sary as 1 was suffering from an a Kiuvitel case of female trouble and thre was no other way out of It A friend of mine persuaded me to so to Dr Ulna and he haa treated for six weeks and I am cured IJurlns this time hsd a sever attack of lunf IrouMe and wus not1 expected to live but he bmiiKht through all right Respectfully KRS BKVINA 1 heartily Indorse the above statement 1 also know the doctor liss cured friend of mine of a aever attack ot aDDcndtcltla without an OMratloa wbati one had been pronounced necessary by other physicians mtv II4 i PStreef acratnentQrtCali none th In ente Wilson soloist Ollea Dallycotinty the funny man from New Orleans a quar tet consisting of A Jahnson Joseph Purvis A Reese and Moses names Clement Rowlands baritone solo James McVey tenor solo 1 Christian foot cycllnc niks iiuartet cnnslallnK of James MVey Fred Brooks Chester Kelley and Harry Shed Wllllm Karl stave clerer novelty cartoons Kendall Kellows delivered a witty and Inimitable Chinese monologue Mrs Kva Shorey Carson gave a soprano solo William Marshall fooled a lot of people with a mystifying handcuff act the Hague Quartet consisting of Bert McCloud Bay Locke Victor Wells and Van jNes Taylor vocal solo by Mrs John Herj cliaricter impersonations by Miss Ida May Bradley baritone aolo by Charles Poulter Jr soprano solo by Mrs Louis Klotz frt TRIES TO DIE 0 A TROLLEY CAR Woman Threatens Suicide and Is Then Placed Under Arrest Mrs Loretta Powers who says slls lives at 3 Tiffany avenue waa arrested jn Post street near Grant vnue about oclock yesterday evening by rutrolman William Cavanaugn on com plalrTr of Jhn Uurpliy a motorman on the Pot street branfl the United llallroodsiand was boaked orr harg jfdlstiirblnjr th peace II was mad evMn when xptM Jlons were asked for by tho policeman thai Morpby iand th womr araab qiiaJnted an thafishe charged bim wlthlil treatiaent threatened commit ulcui om th eri nIdl pIyel bottle of carbolic etd whlo ihtasb waJr ingt tklt At that Juncture Murphjf stopped hit ear antf halleij th patrolman WTien MhMit lh Cltr PHion a cork smelling ot itldwu lound on tin woman but ah iad no oottlei Itl upposed that she dropped the yUtei tliestreet Wheni asked tin prison uanai rilV on template uleldsvjnmai nj fl JttgnaBttlenUr She spoke Wtterlx of 11 i irMurphTfiwtioirthTlJ wrongs III 1 iitwtiifj iiiW friends Ili sw i THltKfTJBrKlt rTIKD rfenVr1 jPeUasle mtlfc aeatj fehrarwWhv jiwrnr wg Sne jeeraay fjr lad BoorulL IJS felloe MUTINEERS ARE MADE PRISONERS Ringleaders in the Recent Fight Aboard the Anubis Are Arrested When the Oerman steamer Anubla ot the Kosmos line came down from Port Costa and dropped anchor out in the stream yesterday afternoon she waa boarded by peputy thlted Stated MarSf shals is Lynch and James Nolan who plared under arrest Ottot BIanck Jilitiifofmelster and TheodoreOfteti hauaer tnembej of the crew who were tjie ImlfgJers tliw piiitlnr aboard tie vessel when she was liv tills port If tt 04t i Ttiesfieste were maite at the tqaestptctnj flerrnanConsuf PrarjV lcis jiopp as a rrauic ts a snrerenee the latter had with Caplltt Von Ralien ot trie AniiDia Trie mew are be ronflrte In the Alameda County Jail untli TJondiy roornlnr when they go before Commissioner Heacock andMf the plans of the German Consul do not mlscrry 4key will se sent to Ilain byrgjop thePttor whteh sails bif te iJtCanl there trledfo mutlhii A the officers with their prisoners iti i ljarxevpuIIeJ wgrf rent tJe Aftubl nearly tnira ot tne riw crowded in the forecastle and waved thslr fare svellM ti thsisKlnmifM WAi av tji i ut eA wm ii ma iW wiiik Aftef Iwtving een5 Jil rVH7 wn fm iui inftitviwniiicn ufciica mmsiBMi 6 i SJSWvT7 A border Jfyi Wt run Mirlna Into Iht MirtefSfnef Building In Odtbtr cWTvy rp Sale of Curtains This sale permits of one of the greatest opportunities in curtain values offered this season These are all late arrivals and are offered for the firt time Monday NottinghamNottingham imported Cluny Marie Antoinette and Real Arabian Edge Curtains arc included in the lot shown Nottingham Lace Curtains at 198 the Pair 7 styles in white Arabian and Ivory show the seasons favored designs in border and panel effects and large figured patterns Regularly priced at 275 and 5j 4 no these are on special sale The pair ipltSV eS in white two toned and Arabian The Swastika desitrn in Arabian ami white with panel effects filet designs etc Recularlv priced from vso to S400 the pair on special sale for WVVVAWAV Imported Novelty Net Curtains 3 styles of heavy imgorted French net with Battenberg border and real Arabian edge lace effect and Tomer motifs Regular 5 fiQ and 550 values Special for the pair f0 Hand made motifs on Arabian net also hand made Arabian Cluny Lace border insertion etq Regular 6 value to sell specially the CT QQ Heavy Arabian net shows the Marie Antoinette design with real edge border and real Arabian motifs and border around the entire curtain Regular 050 value Specially fh hO priced the pair 54 inch French Bobbinet in heavy and light weight meshes Suitable for fine lace curtains bed sets sash curtains etc Regularly Ofls 45c value on special sale the yard eftOC I At 1000 there arc 57 Kimono Sleeve Suits in hair line stripe Panama shown i brown navy Copenhagen and black alterations extra on these suits also mixtures and striped models which formerly sold at 1750 jooo and 2750 Cf Yl1 now only spJlelU ALTERATIONS EXTRA At 1500 arc shown Kimono Sleeve Models in novelty mixtures shadow stripe and checks also some of those fashionable combinations with plain coats and fancy checked skirts Come early to procure thbet Wonderful values are shown tUCIA 3J50 35 and J3T50 models Your choice jUjVU ALTERATIOX EXTKA of them were concerned itofmelster who lnW flretnini ttteenry oneot theifrewwftorhaejaXltnowtetfjeorEnt llslv say the flrht was the reeult ot too muctr liquor aboartl ship The Anuble was scheduled to islt for ilaiatlan et 139 oelots iMfnUht it I Ss unfi SrfeffS With A Clearance Sale of Tan Pumps and Ties and Childrens Shoes This sale consists of womens Russian calf welted sole Pumps with small gilt buckles and ressed kid collar Russian calf Pumps with leather bows Russian calf 3 hole Ribbon Tics Cuban heels hand turned soles also brown vici kid silk ribbon lies These Shoes are alt 250 350 and 400 values The sale starts Mon 7 QX yi day every pair will sell for Included in this sale arc a number of Misses and childrens Shoes of several styles and are being closed out at reductions from their regular values Childrens Shoes tn Izes A to flO 1 pair OU i values up lo t59r tho pair Childrens Shoes la elzes to 11 values up to 12 the pair Misses Shoes In sizes IIJ to I valued up toijJC0the pair S1A8 MM The balance of our Canvas Shoe stock is now marked down to quick clearance prices Childrens white canvas button or lace Shoes and Oxfords in sizes 5 to ioi the pair Misses sizes from to 2 the pair Young women sizes 2 to 6 Jhe pair ilSDvI 8 twmmmhm Pv vv Aan yv 1 i in i is inissJiin iiissssiiiissisiiisiiia i 1 11 sasaaejsaeewissiieassaaisissaassaaa yiB iffl urwffl ffllukviKnav ft 1 I 1iivV WynlHol llWWVLVWVI cv sTkSmS a0PrVf4stfMi I 1 i 1 20 utSl ranKig price from 1750 to 6500 are offered at IjallS iftluwW I JmtTtrniVJalllh the sharpest reductions this season All the popular kimono sleeve cjglfli lulra3 I 4 PfffHfffaiWil 15 jlh models the seasons favored style in all fabrics tones shades stylos VfS lllmijs vKutuiuuV I kHMjMj3airWflft 1 3 Al and makes represents a most varied arid matchless collection of high i i jfJM llWillAjinV 1 8RWtJgsEMBpS0 EBaF Instructions have been received from the General Manager to JTjuvj3 VJW 3ff3igyiZJ 4tT A dispose of these suits irrespective of cost therefore any kimono sleeve vtarnr I mkt model in stock ranging in price from 1750 to 6500 may be ef fflf 9 iO1 iSi 9livi had for one of the three 4f 4C MA 1Q I i rJT 1 i fAv rAU prices 10 15 and 20 I fjcu AD I I I 0 tr i 4 35SWlT At 2000 there are 61 Kimono Sleeve Models one of a kind onlyAUt each one a splendid suit of high srade materlatwovkmanhlp and captivating style This Is rtalnly art uncommoaly strong offering where tortner prices ranging from J40 o0 a5 fw to JSu have been forgotten and they all wilt go at the CO1 AA one price 4UJU ALTERATION SXIIIA lie 98c Lingerie Waists The sale inaugurated Friday of remarkable values in lingerie waists has been angmented by new tots just received These waists sell at prfcci that arc noteworthy Waists of mull or lawn eplendldly made and daintily trimmed are ehowrt with embroidery and lacs yoke effect nd fancy fronts Theie hare the short sleeves and button In tha back Regularly priced at 112 these wast DC are special values for 07C Masdartn and yoke effects are represented MHrLot mull and Persian lawn these waists are effcthety trlnirned wlthjlne VaIvIaee and numerous different erabrofierx designs Each and very one IsftIS value Cf Specialty priced Jlj The short necfchatrtUhatStrdy and cause an untidy pparane can easily controlled by the use ot the Barrstfe ealleii BETIIOll rww belli demonstrated In the Emporium If will not cut orvrrack the nalr because It ooes jios naovewneri 9nc locaeaLnerrnr prerencing wear or friction whlcrt Is created by Za oiner ordinary 01a sryie 111 fltttns Farreltes lfi ta Ursetf Ttat Uer JTae Unsti TIM Dtn II KKB 1sasaslHsHsHHs9HavSeN The World Famous it JufemleBook By LOUISA MiAWOTTi CopIeefh original 7fl dittott with ottf 200 lltustratlona on special tale for 1 7C Little Women 3 Groceries find Liquors For Monday HanfiTuesdaf Hsras Eastern susar cnredimediumslse the lhISH XoCfee Emporium blend high fgrsidetf coffee ZYt llJWrlbC i i 0ei iTeas Choice Garden Teas alt flavors Ibi bilfceWej EIte WhoI grain Carolina head 13 lbaO 1 1 i Ibfti rii Crsham 1lour Best qualttrl0 lb sacks each JIIUx iCarnaUoaWLIlr or Ploneert limited quaatlty doseai1 itlnv00ertwctlns Mj Cedflsn Extra fiualUr white boneiess eodflsh the DOsi WkTanyTOedoipure rye gallort 9U5 bottle 1H 1 I laret Oood auatltr AstKjwine gatlon WklsiyEmporlum Malt pu goods the bottle He Ceektsil rClub brand best on the marky kJiAfthsj bourew wjNS tbotu kjviN ii Mm dfcjjtv rttyVtw fl Lfh in frn 7 I1 Jil J1 SIt tf nt 1 I 0.