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3 tW lit aO PEANCISCO CEffiOlTCCTiF 3IQ2tPA3r AUGUST 31 1SKJ3 Sale CvnUnoed st7narZJVV7i call oa rjAY ii tot room I and 2 SaTlS ere ta month BAT wVSuriT Mcuumi with tasT kiT sraltare mm pluab ilZ1 years to ZZTiZTr rTT tW sironT VJ inspection rent EZ uu I Ptteo 1U0O the DestbgyladtT MDATl A Tmnnm vi PratflrclocaUetcirc80SoJMDAi 7SJf toa are and carpets nearly S1 i aara neveron ered for 3 xuT pr 1500 ExdwTJr TS furniture rood le rent per room ui is mta Exclusively wltb tt DAY JT Market St AirTnouAS not Market srf Room I in 1 WILSON A elenrlat Jinu monthly rent 175 Wtowfl 1800 see THOMAS A WILSON rWr tare exelaslre sale besotlful 20 rooni Taease tandem nurty furnished 13 jUr easy payments 8ee THOMAS A Berts A bttxiln fourteen room Iot fIj SSl8SXst0W on7 UW i A rooms mat 1000 aaerlnre Polk at Sow only 460 THOMAS A WILSON FOR SALE aUSCELLAXEOCS A To exchanre 4 to ft doten Edison records ia Al order ae Colombia wsated send list or call aay eTenlnj tt HAVLON SO Twenty seventh at toe suit 7 dress pants 12 50 ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS 238 Kearny neat Bash open to Bandars to noon A Boilers easlaes pumps shafting pulleys belting wates pipes ate second band 1N TOSHA WOLPMAN 1T6 197 Fremont at A 3 CO Derby and Fedora hart 1 75 Popular Fries Hatter 230 Kearny at near Pise Open to 8 MV Sundays to noon AN decant diamond heart pin and pendant 80 diamonds and 6 pearls most be sold at a sserl nee Br781ft Chronicle A oa 20 foot bar Axtnre also shorter one for sale cheap at SM Howard it i A pecUl wire spinr matrrraaes 1 75 2 60 deilT Knlfht CM Valencia branch 79 Ninth aOTOMATIC A sewing machine good order completa cheap 1916 UUslon nr ltth ASK far prices oa second hand typewriters all makes ALEXANDER A CO 110 Montgomery A Lathes planers drin presses gas and distillate engines HICKS Mfx 607 Mission st BOOKS bought sold exchanged KINOS Old Book Store 61 McAllister sL near Market CORLISS antomatte sad side ralrs engines boilers ptuape dynamos motors sawmill and planing mlD machinery bought and sold McMastcr Pleper Machinery Co 612 Folaom st CARPETS and furniture for sal also baby car ruga go cart cru etc C4l Baksr St I DOES YOUB ROCr LEAK 7 Repair with Elaterlte Ia rolls eety to lay Needs no palntlag or coating Oood oyer old Iron tin or shingles Best for new roofs ELATEB1TE BOOFXNO CO 713 Market st DESKS New and second band bought sold and exchanged MCCARTHY CO 782 Mission st Dear Fdnrth phooe Bosh 7 Electric fan motors 13 ln S8 60 each John Klein Electrical Works 421 Montgomery st FOR sale Gents first class ticket to DenTer cheap Box 8172 Chronical FOR sale Ticket to Dearer cheap Chronicle Box 8200 FINE Jules Jargensen 6 mlnate repeating watch a bargain 10 Sixth at FOR sale Morlng picture fljms THEATER Oakland LARQEST runts Yollsh lynx I best ben pigeons scandarooss reasonable 2041 Linden st Osk land LATEST Improred White oak woodwork all at tachmeata almost sew 112 1316 Folkst MOVINQ pictures miglc lanterns sale rental bargains BULLARD A BRECK 131 Tost st MOVINQ picture Sim and song slides 100 Moot gomery st NEWLY furnished flat brass beds mahogany birdseye maple dressers hsndsome dining suit other pUces mast sell 1006 Height st phone Fark 724 SAFES Now and second band BECK A CO 122 Market st SAFES Bargains now and second band all sizes WALTZ 100 111 Market st SECOND HAND machinery bollera engines pomps wood and Iron working machinery bought sold and ranted IL WHITE MA CHINRRY COMPANY 130 132 Besle st SLOT MACHINES REPAIRED We hare a fully equipped repair department charges reasonsble WATLINQ MFG CO 24 Second St Ssa Francisco Cal SOME antique foraitare for sale mora at 1842 Fill SBELTINO and lumber of all kinds and firewood a IPS Market at MO bundles new galTanlsed sheet Iron corrugsted or plain price any rite Box 82S Chronicle WANTED MISCELLANKOCS A Shalef highest prices ladles gents cast off clothing tel Howard 2433 1037 Howard st I STEIN wants good 2d band clothing full dress Taxedo salts 1054 Howard teL Howard 202 A Highest prices at lsdles gents esst off doth tag 8 Dandson 1020 Howard teL Folsom 1382 i AA WISENBERO pays highest prices 2d hsnd gents dotting 1042H Hom ard teL Folsom 24 A Highest prtoes ladles gents child clothing Mrs OreenncM tC2 Folsom tel Howard 3S22 A Ladles and gent a clothing fur bought sold JACOBS 227 Sixth st teL South 207 BLAND remored from T8 8th to 121 8th aires highest prtcta for clothing furniture postsl Full dress suits or Tuxedos bought for cash at 254 DUs St by 8R01L the tailor pay highest prices for all kinds second Land Clothing MORRIS 870 Folsom send postal FIANOS wanted second band uprights will pay cash BOWERS A SON 11 Uason st TILTOV wants all kinds of good second hand clothing theatrical goods 154 8th tel Jessie 2S51 WANTED An aeoleoa grand second hsnd Apply 1417 Fair Oaka st between 8 and 101 thros days from this dste WANTED A babys go cart must be In good condition state price Box 5797 a ronlele DKXT1STS i A FBKE dentistry for the POST GRAD IATK DEXTAL COLLLufc hours 8 to Kandiya to 1 3 Taylor at cor are San Fraaclaco JT3W ashlagton st cor Tenth Oakland 43 EsitJUnta Clara st Saa Jose A sew plate whalebone cannot break warranted SO years crowns S3 60 Aillngs 60 cents pistes A3 full set all work painless and warranted CHICAGO DENTAL PALLORS 24 Sixth sL DR LLDLUU HILL 1443 Market near EUrenth No charge for extracting when plates are made old plates made erer like new teeth from per net extracting 60c gas gUea DR SIMMS 835 Market sU rarrott bnlldlag room 414 37 a set Jor teeth warranted as good Meats made teeth tiled IL DR IOOO Bridges and teeth without plates specialty 1841 Polk at BaTStXBSS erPeRTUMTHM A OFFICR OF WILSON CO 121 Geary aL the Starr JSlnjr bMg Roams C22 aad 623 phone rrlrate Ex 216 Parties wishing to purchase or dispose of real estate or a badness of any kind call bos Bess quickly done no charge unless seccnafaL A Reoralag bocse 18 rooms deganliy far nlsbed new and deaa home and furniture flae ioeatloa to get food prices thla la a prime hoase price S2000 WILSON GOLD filling 76c allrer 33c towm 32 no pain open Sunday Dr Ilewett 204 Sutter ADyeicf aad deaalag eaUbllahmeat 4 llrtug Teoaa connected eatabllshed trade aad 8200 tabes tt ctep VLr HTriLSOX A Boardlag and livery stable with land aad bsIMtg town of 2300 btMtnrsa 1000 moau 2 fcenea 26 rehlcVa saddlea etberareperty etc J700a WILSON aUrr Kirg bMg A nsrdwtrs store also paiaUi Mlcely located ear Center Oty low teat atore will MTjIce 200 wlU sell tie whole badness compute for 1600 WILSON A SUtlooery xutlery aod norelty store center of dty present owner 23 years lease aad low rent seldom each a place oo market t2090 takes it completa WILSON Start King A RestaoTant good location two Ueing roonra asownice trsoe ziz tx ut A Wasted aetlre partner la commission ansae plenty badness therefore must tire mani interest 8800 IL WILSON Starr King bd A Great badness chsnee in a thrifty town of 1000Q store eatablUhed with Mcyeles high grade sporting goods cycle supplies repairing etc great bargdn IL WILSON A Stationery confectionery cigars toba to Ice cream laundry newspapers aad literary store sear schools 3 Using rooms rent 25 fine Ioeatloa 1200 WILSON A Carriage making cbblag blacksmlthtag and shoeing shop suburban town doing nice steady business tsls is a rare cpportaalty arte lew tx wiisufi Starr rung oJg A Saloon alee fixtures good business 4 Urine rooms money mating location sow laaes it Tree ana clear WILSON Starr King bid A Slx cooa flat fnrnlahed and eomnlete eTerr thing fool as day came out of store yon dm ply step late alee home aad 600 takes it cost SOW WIUKJN AN established millinery and ladies tailoring to order thrifty town must sell compelled to go East 300 worth 1000 WILSON A Shore resort with 814 acres land hotel 10 rooms large court tc cottages stock range finest bsy this Bute lease dock and furniture eTerythlng goes 2000 trade tor rooming house WILSON Starr King bldg A OAUFORXIA INVESTMENT COMPANY 777U MARKET ST BANK REFERENCES LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US We hare buyers awaiting the only firm in dty who ia in touch with the new settlers artidng dally orer 13000 now in this State We bare ranches and country properties of erery description to trade for dty property A Wanted party or parties to Inrest 100000 is one of the oldrit msntafaeturlnr nlsats in Sin Francisco this Is a money msker snd will net 20 per cent on Inrest men this will stsnd thorough Investigation none but principal snd panics meaning ocsmeaa ana soie quaury ned answer thla ad to such parties we will bsck our assertion CALIFORNIA INVEST MENT CO 777 Market st Ban Francisco Cal A 5000 boys good 30 scre rsnch 10 acres dnes balance in hay 6 room modern house CALI FORMA INVESTMENT CO 777 Market St A 600 buys fine psylng restsursnt in whole sale dUtrict It sold st once 777 Msrket st A 1250 boys one of best psylog groceries and bars in town of 12 000 papulation Invites Is restlgatloa CAL INV CO 777H Market AN old estsbllsbed corner butcher shop north of Msrket 1100 tskes It if sold at once CALIFORNIA INVESTMENT CO 777 Mkt A Wanted partner with 8000 to invest in fruit ranch good paying proposition 777 Market A 2300 buys fine grocery and liquor store will stsnd thorough Investigation 777H Market st A 1600 buys good restaurant la Vallejo In dtes thorough iavestlgstion Cal Inv Co 777 Market st A Modern new 5 room cottage lot 80x160 feet 2300 ZSO aown Balance uxe rent ualj FORNIA INVESTMENT CO 777 Market st A We ksve first class livery snd boarding dablea 5 years lease at sacrifice if sold at once In vltes thorough Investigation CALIFORNIA INVBSTMLNT CO 777 Market st A 500 branch bakery cigar store and laundry o3ce 4 living rooms Market St established for years selling on account of old age LESS 17 Fourth St A 650 corner saloon and lunch bouse most be sold st once on account of sickness LESS 17 Fourth st A 2300 corner grocery and bar north of Market 4 living rooms snd bath sickness account of sale LESS lYTourth st A Man wanted smalrVaDtUl commission boil Bess BO Sunday or Bight work edsbllsbed 30 years bears Investigation Room it Fourth A 1630 corner family liquor dote and saloon 8 elegantly rurnianea rooms pit no incioaea established many years worth 3000 owner must leave dty LESS 17 Fourth st A 1250 hotel 30 rooms good bar trad rent 30 long lease near dty clears 150 month mil investigation auowea UlUtUKMA BUSINESS ASSOCIATION 863 Market A 800 meat market edabUsbed 33 years corner Westrrn Addition good equipments horse and wagon cheap rent sales sversgs 43 examine this CALIFORNIA BUSINESS ASSOCIATION 863 Market at A S650 groceries fruit wines liquors revenue license fine Ioeatloa north Market rent i 4 rooms CAL BUSINESS ABSN 83 Msrket A 550 house of It rooms snd bsth well fur nished modern new building rent 40 lease north of Msrket best residence neighborhood CAL BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Rfif Market A 350 dstlonery and cigar dors laundry office 8 living rooms good Business rest si ti4K 20 Kearny at A 1800 roadhouee epp Golden Gate Park rent 76 8 years lease one of the blt paying places la dty Call oa OWIIKE 2 Kearny at jT A 500 branch bakery notions and grocery in Richmond district furnished rmi snd bsth rent 20 a good business wiLJtC 25 Kearny st ARE YOU LOOKING FOR SAFE INVESTMENT A GOOD BUSINESS OB LODGING HOUSE I Several Rare Bargains Thla Week A SS room hoteL bar otter wanted A 2S room hotel SO boarders 900 A 19 room bouse worth 1800 for 1200 A eendy and ice cream 30 day 2100 A 1000 commission psrner wasted See KREDO A CO 763 Market st BICYCLE shop established trade well stocked T90 going Esst Box 6110 Chronicle Brsnch oakieajL BUSINESS OPPeRTUNITIES Cottlel 1 DELICATESSEN AND DAIRY PRODUCE STORE having elegant dwelling rooms ana bath with an the up to date conveniences larje yard and garden monthly rent 27 60 with 6 years lease choice central location es Jsoilahed 11 rears desrtec orer 300 erery month ia the year Immensely stocked snd com i Pletely equlppe4 DEATH DF OWNER COM 1 EL IMMEDIATE SALE come early expert I tv nmje Trf ten sat fttfsfafa 4 MM lO svtaj uwr atnansV owwaauss au vsuv ever offered In Baa Fraadseo yea will hot be dlaappMnted Exclusively wltb A BROOKS 12 Gotten Gate are GERMANS MEET IN CONVENTION A HARDW ARE CBOCKFRYTINW AREAKD OFJKKAl JOBBING STORE 4 dwelllnr nms rent 13 thoroughly equipped excellent location established 3 years well stocked doing a nourishing business a genslae bargila at A BROOKS 12 Golden Gate are A CORNKU CIGAR CIRCULATING LIBRARY AXD LAUNDRY AGENCY COMBINED living artwents rent 10 established 20 years ex rrllectly located with a big business departure eompeU sale ALMOST GIVING AWAY AT 8223 A BROOKS 12 Golden Gate are A snap For 373 stationery notions dgsrs PACIFIC BUSINESS ASSOCUTION 1148 Market st A steady man with 200 csn make 80 per month as partner in genteel business Apply MARIN INVESTMENT CO 233 Kearny st CARPET CLEANING AIR compressed dry Ice cold is now universally used sanitarily cleaning carpets on floors without removal or Injury prices moderate Apply COMPRESSED AHfCLEANlNO CO Cell building phone Main 3237 A PARRY CO beating 3c yard lay and done right umce ezi cun teL Ingch chesp WO ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Cow 402 Sutter teL Main 304 GEORGE WALCOM It CO preps CALIFORNIA Carpet Beating Co McQueen proprietor 329 Guerrero St tel Mission 49 CONKLIV superior csrpet besting works 333 Goldo Gate are nearLarkin at teL East 120 M1TCKELL8 240 Fourteenth First class csrpet ee juing laying phone Mission 74 RLDOLFH A CO Carpet Beating Works prices ressoualde 1703 Harrison st teL Mission 263 THOMSON improved method csrpet cleaning renovating dyeing 89U Geary teL Hyde 112 WEST1 RN Carpet Cleaning Works best work lowest price FRED HAGFDORN A CO 1SO0 Hsrrlson St and Fourteenth tel Mission 228 PHYSICIANS Removed Dr Wong Him herb doctor trests 11 dlsessrs of the human body for past four years at 113 117 Mason st now located st Wj7 Geary st near Leavenworth DR TONO PO CUT successor to Dr LI Po Tsl herb doctor cures all diseases of human by use of beros snd tess 727 Washington st DR WONO TV GO the fsmous berb doctor All diseases cured by Chinese herbs 764 6 Clay DR a DONNELL Office and residence 1021 Markd at bet Sixth and Seventh HORSES AND WACOtS EIGHT good horses for sds chesp S27 Sixth FOR sale Top buggy Apply 221 Ellis st WANTED At once second hsnd harness and sad dies or Job lot of new must be chesp for cash Bot91T3 Chronicle WANTED Good second baud heavy truck 0219 Chronicle RHEFMATISM CLRES RHEUMATISM positively cured With one bottle of Pious no ssllcylsted eods no potash will not Injure tue most dellcste stomach send for circular and testimonials PINLS MEDICINE CO 734 Valencia st 8 phone Church 436L Feathers Plllovrn and Renovating DOWN comforts pillows cushions to order feathers bought Feather Co ItOWlencla OSTRICH feathers snd boss dyeing clesnlag curling our specialty Savage 73 Eddy BIRDS ETC YOUNG talking parrots 5 each German singing canaries 2 we will try tc piesse you every thing In our list st right prices 1646 Market st RIPTURE CinES IXL Elastic Truss Co 1104 Msrket st estsb 25 yesrs Prof A A McLean rupture tpedallst gTTTTERING AND STAMMERING MELBOURNE System School Van Neaa and Market positive core for all don delay MILLINERY aKD DRESSMAKING DOWFLL Dressmaking and Millinery School Any pattern cut to neasare 1019 Markd at COLLECTION AGENCIES GEORGE KELLYS Law and Collection Agen ey Atachments all esses 310 927 Msrket BOOKS NEW AND OLD A Scboolbooks bought sold sad exchsnged KING BROS 3 Fourth St telephone Rd taU INVALID CHAIRS SOLD rented exchanged manufacturers of the Fsmcs tricycle chair 201 Mkt teL Fell 1062 Painting Whitening Paper haaglag ROOMS papered 3 60aup tinting painting Hart mann Paint Co 319 Sd st telephone Main 413 LEGAL AND OFFICIAL NOTICE to Contractors Office of the Board of Stste Harbor Commissioners Lnton Depot snd Ferry House 8an Francisco Cal August 31 1003 Sealed proposals or bids wlU be received st this office st or prior to 2 15 oclock on Wednesday October 7 1903 tor the construction of a section of seawall and wharf along same to be located between uu urn juu same 10 oe socsieo oeiweeu I hi r1 King snd Channel streets on the wter front of tbH GSalntii 4Vi CANDY stores Market st location 8 rooms moat sell come make offer 328 Hayes St FOR sale Agency for all the dally papers with Urge laundry rente paylnf 110 month Box 8S57 Chronicle FOR sale Good route outside of Mission district Apply CASHIER Chronicle GENERAL blacksmith and shoeing shop good location wants to retire 15 Spear at HOTEL mountain town for lease sale or ex change for dty realty Box 9168 Chronicle INDUSTRIOUS oartr to take active Interest tabllsbed law and collection business 500 buys naii interest uen veu Kacramento cai REFINED lady dedres acquaintance of gentleman not under 40 that will assist la opening first class apartment house in dty references exchsnged Uox 8117 Chronicle SUMMER resort for sale la Sonoma county desirable location for resort or as a sanitarium valuable spring water a core for many diseases fire miles ram Br Burkes sanitarium fine orchard horsesVaVwagon poultry of all kinds good milch cows furniture and lease will accommodate 60 guests reasoa of ssleto go East oa business MRS A FLEMING Box 163 Santa Rosa CaL SALOON Bargain to day aacrlficed lease license 1000 men working next door 14 Fourteenth st TEN ucr cent off this month estimates free New York Dentists 908 Mission st cor 6th THE Osktand Branch Office of the Chronicle new at hod isroaaway near xmneenta at XYTEWKITERS COLUMBIA Jar ck visible typewriter aead for catalogac all makes rented 319 California at FOR typewnters I A Alexander 110 Moat gomcry st dealers la Smith rremler and ether typewriters supplies for all machines partly used sold and new ones rented CJBF AT BARGAINS IN TrrEW BITERS We ill bdter machines for less money than any boose la dtr reauls 3 The Typewriter Exchange 636 California telephone Mala 20a PHONE to Mala 5867 for typewriters te be purchased rented or repaired STANDARD TTl hWCiTEB EXCHANGE 803 Bash st THE New Century the highest product of type writer teeldloa operators Invited te practice American Writing Machine Co 330 rfae sf WILLIAMS typewriter everything eiaible do rtbbonc wrttea like printtng press prists leoa Model pots tt erer them alL MOL5E 320 8aa some laeeatlgate TO EXCHANGE srrxrH ft ft beam 2 tt Itae brass hsnd raO fore and aft caavas bood aad eanrae eorer folding anchor brass 1 wheel canopy wn lert Qliliiashllr Box 929 Palo Alt CaL 4 IS sell i WAXTED PartBer with 1000 to engage in ad Tertlstar medical specialty with energetic toe cessf uliady Box 8082 Chronicle WANTED Good rdlable man te lease morning paper route most give bond Bex 8180 Chronicle YOUNG man baa 8004 te Invest ia good Paying badness with services state parties fars confident a Box 0215 Chronicle 350 Breach bakery grocery candy notions da Uonerr and dgsrs 4 sunny rooms aad yard rent 15 1288 Jackson cor Learenwortav 800 Candy atore and Ice cream parlor Including building line soda fountain fixtures and stock dearing 200 months Stationery and candy atore Turk at doing good business only 230 Cigar standdown tewa dearing 100 month a bargain 400 6 rooms Turk St rent 30223 10 rooms Taylor at rent 40 200 14 rooms Taylor rt rest 73 SDO 22ooms Eilislt 7 rent 12310O0 The above bergalBS and aaany others ex dastve with GOLDEN WEST REALTY CO 18 EUU st Saa Frandscsv 13000 Halt tatereat la weH estsbllshed badness la Saa Franciscor raptul required to meet expansion dont inquire unless a worker aad smWUous roll lnvrstlgstkra permitted bank xeferenees write foCter 8222 Chronicle i 1 with Box City and County of San Francisco In accordance with the plans and a perinea Ions prepared therefor by the Chief Engineer of the Board and adopted by the Board August 27 1903 and on file In this oOct to which special reference is hereby msde The work to be done under tbese specifics tlons consists In furnishing sil materials and labor for constructing snd erecting stone ses waU with end embankments snd a wharf It is eattmatedhst the seswdl and end embankments will contstn sbout 80000 tons of stone the wharf will contain 306 square feet of wharf surface This section of the seawall will extend from the Intersection of the northerly line of Channel street prolonged easterly with the wster frint line six hundred 600 feet northerly along said water front line The materials to be used for the construction of the seawall and end embankments will consist of stone not subject to decomposition nor disintegration by the action of sea water or dr Two classes of stone will be recognised The first class will tedttde stone of one or more cubic feet in fair assortment of sizes between one and four cubic feet no objection will be made to stone larger than tour cubic feet this data of stone must be free of seams aad marked lines of clesv age The second class win include stone of less thsa one coble foqt ia assorted sixes but no stone less tbsn five pounds will be accepted St the ausrry The nUterlslsYbr the constrortlon of the wharf win consist or tne requisite quantities of first class close grained Douglas yellow fir piles and yellow fir lumber merchantable quality wire rope wrought iron bolts spikes etc all of the best quality and subject to a rigid examination No bid will be received unless it is made on a blank form furalshel from this office and la eompsnled by a certified check for 8 per cent of loe Bgxiegaie amount or tne DHL payable to the order of the Secretary of the Board as a guarantee on the part of the success fd bidder tbst he will within six days after the acceptance of the bid enter into a written contract to do said work according to the plans and specifications prepared therefor and will also execute and file witbihls Board a bond la such sura as the Board may deem adequate with a surety company to be approved by the Board of Bute Harbor Commissioners and conditioned for the faithful performance of such eontrad nor will said bid be considered by this Board traarss delivered te the Secretary or to the Assistant Secretary at the office of the Secretary at or prior to 2 13 oclock 1Lon Wednesday October 7 1803 at which time and place the this will be opened The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids as deemed fee the best Interest of the Stste Bidders are invited to be present at he opening tu hM cniDrvcn curio Enthusiastic Gathering oi uacuoiic vereius iu St Boniface Ghurch ASSEMBLE AT SOLEMN MASS BEFORE SESSION Sermon Preached by Archbishop Montgomery During Evening Stirring Addresses Made by Delegates The German Catholics of the State assembled at St Boniface yeterda for the fourth annual convention of the Gejsoan Roman Catholic Staatn erbandi of California The welcome was offered to the association by Father Aufjgtine who spoke In behalf of the president of the Franciscans who Is at present attending a council of the order In the East Immediately after the dleg ates to the convention fell into line and carrying the banner of the Staatyver band marched from the hall where the address was dellered to the church where the banner waa set and the members took places assigned them In the central aUle Archbishop Montgomerj occupied the throne withfru the eanctuan and assisted at the solemn high mass with which the conentlon was Inaugurated The celebrant was rather Augustine aeacon Father Pla idus subdeacon Father Josaphat marter of ceremonies Father Vitalise all of the Franciscan order The sermon was preached bj Archbishop Montgomerj Te church was decorated wit1 growing plants and on the alter were numbers1 of lighted tapers On a panel erected aboe the entrance to the acred edifice wa a welcome to thf societj COMMITTEES APPOIMED Ir the afternoon there was a formal meeting held ir the hall of the convent school wher the follow ins committees were appointed Committee on rcentials Nlc Straub George Schilling Dan Busch Joseph Boeddeker Durrer Committee on resolutions Rev Ra phael ruhr Charles Mrttzen ugust Vetter Clem Deck Michael Stephen Committee on motions Ludwlg von Raesfeld Stephen Buhr Joseph Becker harles onrad Joxeph Smith Robert Trost Committee on finances Bette Frank Merschen Frank Glunk Franz Constitution Brjun Theodore Hartmann Charles Fischer Adolph Sthlmmel Joeph Partmann II Schaub The report of the recording secretai lrdlcated that the Ptaats erband had during the ear 1902 03 taken an actie part In the aftalra of interest to the German Catholics of the State of California The statement of the treasurer show ed a healthy state of theerband finances The delegates to the convention from San Francisco were St Peter Veretn A Schlmmel Aug Vetter Merschen Joseph Keller lc Straub Burhans St Paulus ereln Marltzen Joseph Becker Dan Busch Bette West phal Ersatz Eckart John Wllllrea St Joseph a Veretn George Schilling Th Hartmann Paul Mager Joseph Scheid Catholic Knights of America No 197 John Imsinn Joseph Boeddeker St Antonio a Sodality Joseph Maichen Glunk Henry Schaub From San Jose St Bonifaclus Vereln Clemens Beck Lud Kaempfen Martanlsehe Sodalltal Jos eph Part mann Simon Pelsel George themann From Sacramento St Antonlus Vereln Braun Beda Durrer From Los Angeles St Joseph I Vereln Buhr Stephan Joseph Smith From Frultale St Franzlskus Vereln Frank Franz Charles Fischer The following resolutions were read by the chairman of the committee Rev Raphael Fuhr and adopted RESOLlTIO 4DOPTED At the eening session they were read by the secretarj A Sohnabel and were enthuiastlcall received We the representatives of the German Catholics of California assembled In the fourth annual contention still filled with grief at the inopportune although not unexpected demise of one of the greatest Popes that the world has ever known our belovld father Leo XIII unite and offer up our supplications with the millions of CTnnstian souis an over iuc universe 11111 SILVER JUBILEE AT STf ROSES Solemn Celebration After Quarter of a Century of Beligious Effort PATRONALVEASTvDAY IS THE ANNIVERSARY Young Priests AVho When JBoys Served Sanctuary Inyited by Rev Father Nugent to Officiate at Service of the bids JOHN KIRKPATRICK JD MACKENZIE 1 Board of State Harbor Commissioners LOTT JsOKTON Cfclef Knglneer JOIIA ror 8ecretary MAX FRANCISCO CaL Anrnst 20 ism Sealed proposals la triplicate will be reeeired Jiera oatu II eioca September It lMn and taea opened or cotutrnrtloa of a frame faard beose at General UospitaL Presidio of Saa Fran Cisco Cal OoTeraaeat reaerrea rlrat te reject er accept aay or all hlda la whole or la part Ia formation famished oa application to a A DEVOU Qaartermaster Chief If SAX FEANOISCO CaL Aagoat 2T 1903 Sealed proposals la triplicate will be reeeired here U1 12 oclock noes September IMS aad then epeaed for construction of sewers at Depot of Beerolta lastrsetloB Presidio of Saa With hearts filled with gratitude toward God we rejoice that he has given us In his holiness Pope Pius a worthy successor to his illustrious predecessor and solemnly vow that he shall always find us steadfast and faithful children of our hob mother the church Likewise do we support and confirm our protests of last ear in regard to the Roman Question and demand firmly and in a manner that admits of no questioning as to Its purpose Absolute independence and freedom of the Holj See throuah i restoration of the political sovereignty of the Pope In accordance with the repeated and earnest declarations of the Holy See as well as of our episcopate we recognize in the education of our outh in Catholic parochial schoola the only means to instill fnto their hearts the principles of religion and morality and declare the schools in which religion has no place as detrimental In its effects on the Christian education of our children In obedient submission to our holy mother church we seek a remedy for the social evils of our time In adherence to such organisations which are tolerated and appro ed by the church These societies have our warmest sympathy inasmuch as they are an absolute necessity for the growth and prosperity of a parish We have always and still do look upon the sensational journalism as an enemy to our cause and earnestly advocate Its removal out of ever Catholic home and JU replacing by deserving Catholic Journals Whilst we cherish a deep and lasting love for our adopted fatherland and glory In the achievements of this Great Republic we still wish to impress upon the minds of all not to forget tne good old spirit wa have brought from the fatherland but to pass the German language as well as the sturdy upright character of our forefathers to our children and grandchildren as a sacred heritage and as a potent means for the preservation of our holv faith Especially dear to us is the wish that on eery nana our youin especially our young men be tba special objects of our care and devotion so that as our ranks are depleted hew soldiers spring up to do battle for our holy oause A communication from Archbishop Rlordan wan read by Father Raphael ia which the Archbishop expressed the regret that bis health would not permit him to take any part in the gathering After reading the letter Father RaDhaet proposed three ringing cheers for our Archbishop Most Rev Patrick William Ridrdan ana tney were fjiven with hearty rool trtlL Other speakers of the evening weref Charles Marltzen state president Schoenstein Rev Josaphat Kraut Martin A Centner Rev Melchera and Charles ConradThe subjects presented wereTTbe WorkinaTnian Educational Questions What Strength ens a Nation and The Catholic Busl rraDersco CsU OorerBmesteserres tight le neS Man ST ttSZttSnEJrZ 5rv The convention reassemble this CvA DEVOU Quartermaster Chief jv mornlor in St Eottlace hall Four young priests each of whom bad in boyhood served St Roses altar officiated yesterday within its sanctuary at the sacred offices held In honor of St Rose of Lima under whose patronage a quarter of a century ago the sacred edifice was consecrated They were Celebrant at the solemn high mass Rev James Moran deacon Rev Joseph McAullffe subdeacon Rev Deeney master of ceremonies Rev Collopy Father Denis Nu sent the pastor Father John Nugent and Father Rogers were within the communion rails In the choir Mozarts Twelfth Mass was rendered the catlsts being Mrs Marie McGlade Mrs Correa Messrs Lane Parrone and Slebrecht The offertory was sung by McAullffe The sanctuarj was beautifully adorned with rose pink blossoms set amid ferns and huckleberry boughs The sermon was preached by Father McAullffe who Interestingly described the founding and the gradual growth of St Rose parish In his Introductory he drew attention to the advantages gained bj the association of In dUiduals when formed Into a com panj companies into a regiment and regiments Into a great armj GROWTH OP THE PARISH The company to which you belong my dear friends he continued was formed Just a quarter of a century ago when the statue of St Rose was taken from a niche in a quiet conent chapel and placed on the altar of a public church From that day your manhood and jour womanhood were called upon to build up a glorious company a parish under the patronage of St Rose the first saint of your adopted or native country St Roses pariah was founded In 1878 when the old convent whkh served as a school during the week and a church on Sunday was made the center of a parish Many of my hearers remember well the old school church with Its bla board upon which on ng could be seen parts work the quaint old desk attachment to i i ol work and let down for mass the modedt fully arranged by the Dominican tiers You remember the old Archbls coming down from his cathedral at wading through Bran nan street tor in thoae days boats could be sailed to wha i now the far side of Bram an street that he might say mass for the scattered families of the district Many other gifted and holy men ploreer preachers of the cros of Christ came here that they might minister to the wants of a nock too few In number to require a shep herd of their own This condition of affaire could not long continue Cath olics were Journeying Into San Francisco and Into this district and they wanted a priest of their own REMAINS FOR THE MISSES If we can learn to know the lnis ible by means of the ltible we should be able to enture an opinion on the spiritual condition of a parish by its materia progress If in a parish where there are few or rone of the wealthy where etery man and many women are obliged to struggle for a livelihood there can be accomplished such great worn as nas been done In this parish it argues well for the spiritual condition of the people for the keynote of the Christian religion is faith in Christ and that faith finds its expression its materialization in charity and In generosity The Catholic church does not move up town when the classes change residence but it remains for the masses it remains as long as there are souls to save as long as there are people requiring the ministration of the priest The new generation has already begun to take up Its work In the consciousness that those who have gone before have left them a noble inheritance of parochial buildings ard of parochial spirit They themselves trusting in the grace of God hae got the faith and the strength to continue for themselves and their children the work begun by their pastor and their pa re ts LAST TALK TO YOUNG MEN Sunday moi of the child benches wl be raised fo again on St altar so SELECT THEIR CITY TICKET Delegatea to the Socialist Party Convention Decide on JNoitiinatiQns PLATFORM IS ADOPTED STATING PRINCIPLES AMCSEMEXTS TIVOLI8S5 TO XIOHT oPEsrxo or tik GRANI OPERA SEASON Verdis Great Opera AID A Will Be Produced aad Also oa Wednesday Friday and Saturday Krenlags Tuesday Tbarsday and Sunday Kseniacs Satai day Hatlaee DocUsetti Vatortte Wort LUCIA 01 UHERIOOE SEATS on Sale Seven Days la ADVANCX lacreasee in Prices 25c 60c Tie TKUPB0N BUSH 9 Allegiance Affirmed totha Union Labor jUOYemeni butPartiality to Either of the Factions Is Disclaimed The SotSlIst Party delejatea chosen at the recent primary election met In convention yesterday morning and afternoon at 117 Turk street adopted a platform and made nominations for the coming municipal campaign On the official ballot the party will be represented by the following For Mayor Frank Whitney For Auditor Boas For City Attorney Leslie Brown For 8herlff LoulaISaUnger For Tax Collector George WllUarna For Treasurer John Meaaer For Assessor Charles Ilerold For Recorder Smulevlch For County Clerk Andrew Sorenson For District Attorney WeHs For Coconer Dr Shultr For Public Administrator Suther For Police Judges Spanler and Kiler For Supervisors Oacar Johnson Wesley A Shell A Chamberlain Lindgren Rosenblatt Charlea Ott Bruce A Meyer 8 Robensteln George Nlspet William Costly Oswald Selfert 1 Shenkan Hugo Lotxen George Knatft Olas Gefvert A Oliver Temple Charles Weberg Charles Gladding Benton and A Goldman were chosen for the purity committee John Messer and I Shenkan were elected chairman and secretary respectively of the County Committee which was Instructed to nil all vacancies at present on the ticket and those which may occur before the election ASK HELP OF LABOR UNIONS The convention was called to order at 10 30 oclock yesterday morning twenty two delegates being present William Costley was chosen chairman of the convention and I Shenkan secretary After the routine business of organization the committee on platform composed Of Joseph Hecht William Costley John Messer and Fleming reported a platform which met with enthusiastic adoption by the convention In the statement of the partys principles allegiance Is reaffirmed to the principles of International Socialism and to the state and national organizations of the Socialist party The aim Is stated to be the organization of the working class Into a political party with the object of conquering the powers of government and then substituting collective ownership for private ownership of the means of production and distribution The working class Is warned against capitalistic public ownership movements tt being claimed that In no instance are they forwarded for the economic Improvement of the worker Regarding the trades union movement the platform states that It Is the chief emancipating factor of the wage earningearning class and that It is the duty of every trades unionist to Join the Socialist party as the two are inseparable factors of the general labor movement The platform concludes with the following statement The Socialist party will continue to give Its aid and comfort to the economic strug flea of organized labor regardless of tne amiiation oi tne trade unions engaged In the struggle and will take no sides in any dissensions or strifes within the trade union movement The party will also continue to solicit the sympathy and support of all trade organisations of labor without allowing Itself to be made an ally of any one division of the trade union movement against the other We stand for working class control of Government municipal state and national and the ownership and control of the Industries of the Nation and their democratic management for the benefit of all UsLUIflDI A tuja3 txutii XIOHT0 3 MATIXEIS BEaiwflNff TO NIOHT HENRY MILLER AXD MARGARET ANGLIN la aa Entirely Jfew Version of CAMLLLE Matinees Wednesday aad Saturday ZSS THE LAST WEEK ABE TOD OS QUO VASS 1SS and THE Bid LITTLE PRINCESS And next Monday cornea another Great Double Bin THE CON qUEREBS and TUB GLAD HAD Seats now oo ssle Oar All Star Cast Inchidlsg KOLB sad DILL BARNEY BKRNABD U1NHKLD BLAKE HABBT HEBME MAUDE AMBER ELEAOR JKMkIS ETC ETC ETC Reserved Seats Nlsots 23c SOe and TV Katorday and Sunday Matinees 29c aad SOe Children at Matinees lOe and 23c oNm I BLOOM and COOPER NELSON DOWNS LA VINE CAMERON TRIO MARaDERITT s4 HAXLET GEORGE 8CUINDLER KEOCGH and BALLARD SAM EDWARDS and COM PANY THE FLEORY TRIO aad LARKINS aad PATTERSOV Reserved Seats 25r Balcony 10c Boi Sesta aad Opera Chain Mr TtCATFi A MAYKg CENTRAL Market Street Vear Elxnta Phone Sooth B3X TO MOHT ALL THIS WEEK MATIN ES SATURDAY AND 81 NDAY Stupendous Production ot Aogustla Dslr Spectacular Drama THEGREATRUBY Never Surpassed for 8renie Splendors Unrivaled for Intense Sustained Interest The Thrilling Escape la a Balloon SHH The Battle Ui MldaU The Military Tournament PRICES Evenlncs 10c to SOe Matinees 1JC 15c ZJc Week of September 7 Whose Baby Arc Yonf DAMAGED BY BOYCOTT IXev Daker Concludes Ilia Series of Addresses Rev Frank IC Baker concluded his series of talks to young men at the Young Men Christian Association yesterday with a discourse on the subject The Church as an Aid to the Toung Man In Building a Character Four square to AJ1 the Winds hat Blow He defended the church from the aggressions of modern skepticism and indifference proclaimed its divine origin and declared it Incumbent upon all men to give their faith and support to that branch of the church which each found most congenial to his particular needs The church is the forerunner and ally of civilisation said he Every man is under obligations to support and defend it This duty Is not optional It Is compulsory Every man who expects to lead the ideal life must Identify himself with th forces of righteousness He criticised the press mildly for neglecting religious in favor of secular matters Mr and Mrs Baker the blind singers who have added much to the pleasure ot these gatherings wUl leave for Honolulu soon on their tour of the world There will be the usual services next Sunday though the speaker for that occasion has not yet been selected The music will be a special feature JANITORS WAJfT HIGHER WAGES The Janitors Union at a meeting held yesterday afternoon adopted a new wage scale schedule for working hours and trade rules The minimum wage is to be Sa a month and qne and one half rate for work on Sundays holidays and overtime This scale Is not to affect Janitors receiving a higher rate at present The new wage scale and trade rules are subject to the approval of the San Francisco Labor Council and will be submitted to that body at the next meeting The French and Italian bakers have submitted a set of trade rules to the Labor Council for approval The Journeymen Barbers Union has called out Its members from several shops which open before A MOST DAXGEROLS TRADES Speaking In a general way the dan gerous trades are the dust producing jauusuiea tiSf lt Employer Sties the Master Painters Aaaoeiatloa for Larse Sum Because of a boycott which was levied on him and which lasted for one week in June Gustav Postler a painter and decorator sued the Master Painters Association of the Pacific Coast yesterday for 10 000 damage John Quadt Henry Kern Black Eaton Daniel Foley Gus Daniels 8 Upham Kelley Hopper and other persons who caused the boycott are Joined as defendants In the action Postler says that he was boycotted because he would not Increase theiprlces charged by him to customers in accordance with the scale fixed by the Master Painters Association His workmen were compelled to leave him and work for which he had contracts was stopped His employes belonged to a union which was affiliated with the Building Trades Council and this council was Induced to declare a boycott on him Postler states that the boycott was declared off after a week because the Building Trades Council saw that it was unjustifiable MARRIED AT REDWOOD CITY Dn Poat Coleman aad Mlas Ada Arnold Are Quietly Wedded Miss Ada Douglas Arnold daughter of Mrs Catherine Inglls of this city and Du Pnt Coleman vice president of the Pacific Transfer Company were quietly married In Redwood City on Saturday morning by Rev Thomas Marshall The ceremony was performed In St Peters Episcopal Church and only a few friends of the couple were present Miss Sophia Collier was bridesmaid and the rroom was attended at the ktar ILarly Craig After the marriage the bnaai party returned to this city where Mr and Mrs Coleman are now Irving at the home of the grooms parents Mr and Mrs BarrjTColeman BLOWS OFF HIS HEAD Christian Buehn a laborer Hrlner at la Flood avenue blew ott the top of his head with a single barrel shotgun some time Saturday night His body was discovered T1 McrAtn a friend wHo called si the home of the deceased at 7 oclock yesterday morning He found Buehn lrl ng on the floor in his room undressed ood stalned gun was yin TrS mK1 sldeV ILwam Went from the position of the body and the gun that Buehn had placed the rnuzxle lnhu mouth and pushed the trigger with his toe the Wr toe of th2 tyVjfJinrnKL McGrath iihd Dun called on him Saturday night telling him that he was UlVnd that itnn Pted from his wife about iS11 ii 8h Uves with heraS children at aft London street nr BU SLAVE TRADE ABOLISHED The great slave trade at Kano th I nPO of Jtflgerta Africa bavin lpO000 Inhabitants which averaged SCO 1 rrir i 1 a eacn aaynas been i2ihedv wrShaVelS province on TJS were 6ANDSo Matinees Saturday and Sunday EVERYBODY DELIGHTED THIS WEEK ONLY POLLARD LILLIPUTIAN CO la Morton and Kerkera New York and Las comedy success in PRICES Evenings 15c 25e SOe 75c Matlaeea 15c 3c 50c Befinnlng Vext Sunday Toe Pollards in A OA1ETT GIRL SYMPHONY CONCERTS FRITZ SCHEEL Director GRAND OPERA HOUE Orchestra of TO Musicians Concerts Erery Tuesday at S1S it attd October eta All Tickets Good for tne Taesdsrs or tas Week They Are Dated PRICES OF SEATS aft L0O L15 II Seats on Sale at Saerman Clay A Cos TWO POPULAR CONCERTS nXl SCHEZL AYD SAX TXAITCXSCO STXPHOXr OXCHISTXA mechanics pavilion Labor Day Sept TUT If Adralssloa Dsy Bept Bta if POPULAR PRICES POPULAR MUSIC Seats on sale at Sherman Clay A OSs Pricee 23c BOc 75c fAlil FORNIA If I EVERT MQHT THIS WEEK I alail I 15 25 EVERT MQHT TBIg WEEK Neill Morosco Company Presenting tne Great Play MRS DAMES DEFENSE The Biggest Bit ef AIL Special Tsars aad Sat Mats EAST LYINNB XEXT NOTRE DAME HEAT 75 50 2Jb kE ALCAZAR Mat TO MOHT ALL THIS WEEK MATINEES THURSDAY AND SATURDAY FLORENCE ROBERTS la the first local production of THE UNWELCOME MRS HATCH Evenlnra 23c to 73 Matinees 15c te SOe September 10 First Thursday Matinee at DAs nnniMs LA OIOCONDA when alfM prices will prevail LYRIC HALL akere pi Er EVERYMAN TUB XV CENTURY MORALITY PIT ETt CoioinenciBA Next 1 ed JP 24 J8 Afternoons Thursday aad Satarday at First Nlfht Under the asp4cea at rVAVVTVAi ST1 JTT nuiltt At Sherman Qay A Cos now oa sale THE CHUTES urery rwnosi AAaivetuan A GREAT SHOW IX THE THEATER See the CHISESE BABT IN THE LNTANT IXCCt BATUtta inspect cjsabkt ia i Visit tar MYSTIC MIRROR MAZEL AMATEUR MGHXL THUBSTUT WHE a HONIXO ASK FOR THE CHUTES THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CHR01 ICLE taw beat and most perfect weekly aevrs Dsoer nobllshed oa the Paclfle Coast will ho seat postage paid to aay address la the United States tor three months oa receipt ot 40 cents poauiaf stamps posiaj erusr or coin or tor It SO tor xs sr sent to DE YOUKO 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