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THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER- FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1910. PICNIC BY OAELIC CLUB Will Quiz Relatives 10 GIRL DIES POLICE MI FOR DOCTOR Jl, ilrcU, Hornpipes Will lie Mixed With Games and Fun, of 'Big Jim' Gallagher Marks July Clean-Up Sales Attracting Big Throngs of Buyers Daily. A Profusion of Bargains in Everything for Women's, Misses' and Children's Wear Judge Lawlor Cites Members of DEMflGRATS OF CITY ciwcppi Session Late in August; County Committees Hold but One Year, Family to Learn Whereabouts of Missing Witness. Any Tailored Suit or -Silk in the -Store NOW AT HALF PRICE Betrayer Dying From Selt-Inflicted Wound Is Unable to Give Information. With a skip and a Jump and a pirouette worthy of our old friend, the circus clown, tha Original Gaelic Dutu Ing club la among us unco muio w.ltli an announcement of Its fourth annuiil picnic and games at Shellmound park next Hunduy.

There will be reels, Jigs, Mi), hornpipes and all the old favorite Gaelic steps, and the club announces It Ih going to give money prizes to ehlldton dancing In costume, (tut the games and athletic events will be under the rules of the P. and the prises will niediUs and trophlna. Them will be social dancing In the blR pavilion, and the reception committer will consist of Riigana McAullffe, Dennis Kllxpalrlck, Tlmothv Sullivan, John Hush. P. Dennehy, William Duhlg.

R. Walsh. Jerry Manning, M. J. Crowlev, Kdward Farley, Con Connell and p.

Otla. On the games committee will be some of the foregoing and J. Kelle-her and Jehn Mulcalrn. K. J.

MoKehn and Tim Qtitnn. These Extra Specials for Friday and Saturday Women's $2.50 Wash Dresses A crisp, new lot ready for to-day and Saturday. The charming, practical style pictured, suitable for either indoor or street wear. Made of heavy figured and striped linene in pinks, blues, tans, greys, sizes 31 to 44. Best value yet.

THE Judge Lawlor yesterday declared his Intention of ordering a thorough Investigation Into the possibilities of the return to California of "Big Jlin" Gallagher, the principal witness In the graft eases which are still pending In his court. He Instructed District Attorney Klekei to subpena all of Gallagher's relatives In thla vicinity to appear In court Saturday morning to tell all they know about "Big Jim's" whereabouts. The effort to learn Gallapher's present domicile was Instigated by District Attorney Flckert'e request for the court to rnntlntie the Calhoun cuss until September 1st. Klckert asked for the continuance on the grounds that the appeals of Tlrev L. Ford, Thorn-well Mullally and William Abbott, officials of the United Railroads Indicted on the same charges as Calhoun, were still pending before the Supreme Court and because the Inquiry Into the return to California of Jim Gallagher had not been completed.

Judge Iawlor was not willing to put the Calhoun case over until September, but he continued It until July 2Sth, saying that In the meantime he Intended to get all the information possible concerning Gallagher's Intention of returning to this State. In addition to members of the Gallagher family several other persons will be summoned to appear In court to-morrow. Among theBe will be James De-voto, Gallagher's attorney, PLAYWRIGHT TO LECTURE BANNER Suits wi Boys' 7 5 Washable An'nlfl Corheit, an elghtcen-yar-old Flrl over wlmso condition Goorire G. Wood, a Blrcpt-i'ar conductor, attempt- rl to commit sulfide In the Kifhrnoixl dlHtrlct ly shooting htmbelf In the Iiead, died yesterday afternoon at St. JoB('ih'i lloFjiltal, where she had been lor several days.

Wood, who In In a precarious condition from the celf-lnllleted gunshot wound In his liend, la at the St. l'rancls Hospital. The police are endeavoring to locate Jr, iJ. farpwiler, who han offices at 4 Kills a I ret-t. and who the ulrl In a dylnK statement on Monday night declared performed a criminal operation on her previous to the time ahe wai taken to Ft.

Joseph's Hospital. The lead Rlrl lived In the Alta Apartments, Van Ness avenue and i'iiie (street. Up to the present time detectives have I'fen unable to learn th identity of parents or relatives. On Monday night, while detectives were trying to locate Wood In order to verify the girl's accusations against the physician who she alleged performed an operation on her, Wood shot lilmaelf with a revolver at Thirteenth avenue and Clement street. Remorse over the condition of the girl Is believed to have been the reason for the.

ottemrted suicide. Up to the present time Wood has been unable to make any statement. On the same night, at the hoapital, a dying statement was made by the girl that Dr. Carpenter had operated on Tier twice, once on June 27th and the other time on June SOth. Made of madras or gingham; stripes or solid 39C III MILLINERY Wholesale Store Selling Retail BETTER TRADE HERB colors; blues, greys and tans.

The neat style pictured and others; sizes 2 to 8 years. Only, 39c to close. The Democratic County Committee, meeting last night with Sidney M. Van Wyck ar acting chairman. Issued a cull for a county convention to be held late In August.

"Under the new law," said the chairman, "the people do not elect delegates to State conventions. They have no voice In the matter, exoept this: They elect at the primary In August delegates to county conventions, and the delegates to these county conventions choose the delegates to the Stat convention. The State Central Committee has ar portioned to San Francisco 10C delegates to the Democratic State convention, which meets early In September In Stockton. "It was presumed that when this oounty committee was chosen It would be the governing body for two years. All other county committees In the State hold for two years, except those of San Francisco, the way I construe the primary law.

This body goes out of existence aa soon as the oounty con-vcrtlon chooses Its successor, and every year hereafter, as long at the present law remains unchanged, the life of a county committee In this city shall be but one year." Lcuis Mooser then read the call for the county convention and the appor-tlcnment of delegates. Tha number of delegates apportioned to each assembly district is as follows: Distrii't. DlftatMi TXttrirts Delegate. Twenty-eifhth TjTlilrry lifts IB Twinty-ninib 6 Thlrtj-u ith 12 Thirtieth Thirtj-ietenth 26 TliirtT flrt J5 Ttiirtyirhth 20 TliirU'Sei'ond 2-11 Thlrtv-tuuth, .........28 TMrty-third 2i Fortieth 16 Thirty-fourth 271 Forty-first 13 Under the call the delegates to the State convention can be apportioned by assembly district as the county convention chooses. Special This Week SALE OF OSTVICfi PLUMES (Willow and French) All Colors ust Be Closed Out, at HALF PRICE Every Girl's Wash Dress Now About Half Price for Percy Maekare, Author of "Anti-Matrimony," to Speak at Hearst Hall.

LIQUOR LICENSE REVOKED President Benjamin Ide Wheeler of the University of California has Just announced the only university lecture of the aummer session which will be Bllssloa Street Palovnlat Loses Permit. Permitted Gambling. open to the general public. It la to $1.50 Middy Blouses Quantity is limited. You must come at once to secure one.

Just like picture of heavy white galatea, with blue sailor collars, blue cuffs and pocket. All women's and misses' sizes. To-day (and Saturday, if enough) -75c ea. be delivered by the young playwright, These are Bargain Daya at THE BANNER MILLINERY 913 Market, near Fifth, 1518 Fillmore, near O'Farrell, 2570 Mission, near 22d. Onr big new store opena August 1.

School time almost here, and comes this opportunity that no wise mother will overlook to supply the girls with school dresses. Choice of the acknowledged prettiest stock in town of washable dresses; hundreds of styles all fabrics sizes 6 to 14 years at 50c, 89c ANDERSON CLUB HOLDS A SMOKER $1.45, $1.93, $2.45 ROT i rnmt jjTJHgTlfTT'T 'Hi'TI At a meeting of the Board of Police Commissioners yesterday afternoon the liquor license of Emile Neef, Fourteenth and Mission streets, wai revoked for allowing gambling In the place. A similar charge against Louis Vhlteman, Twenty-second and Valencia streets, was dismissed. J. D.

Green and William Little were appointed hostlers In the department at a salary of $90 a month. As a pension board, the commissioners partially heard the applications of jBrldget Wallace, Annie Lyttel and Margaret Levalle for pennlons. The cases were taken under advisement 6HTTFLE-ETTE TOURNAMENT. 8hufS-Etts toemtments trt tht UUst crm; bt mrcitlni tnl far In it! nr. (VaJon taut to I.V..'.:' Percy Mackaye, on the evening of July 19 in Hearst Hall.

His subject will be. "The Civic Functions of the Stage." That Mackaye Is able to look upon the humorous as well aa the serious side of world questions will be demonstrated by his latest play. "Antl-Matrlmony," the comedy tn which Henrietta Crosmair will appear at the Columbia Theatre next week. This play Is "full of rare humor and pertinent truisms. While it seems to be potsessed of no other aim than to give amusement, it points a sound moral and tells an absorbing story.

Mackaye Is at present at Carmel-by-the-Sea with his wife. He will arrive In Pan Francisco on Monday In time to witness the opening performance of "Anti-Matrimony." CANNED CRAB IS IMPORTED is r-t. $4.50 Si Petticoats -'TV-l iil-A tj)3aQS Fine heavy rustling taffeta silk skirts; (XiW HONEST VALUES (ML I PNEXI TO THE EMPORIUM The Alden Anderson Club of the Forty-first Assembly District held a smoker Wednesday night In Golden Valley Hall, Union and Laguna streets. About 250 members of tha club attended and Indorsed Anderson's candidacy for tlve governorship. MAN AND DOQS WIN $10,000 V.

IN. mm handsomely designed and finished; all plain and changeable shades, and black. In July Cleanup Sale at only $2.95 each. 1 Bull. Bdiufl-Ett lb'Jl FUimure, 8.

P. Adrt. MRS. RATTENCERRY DIES Xewfoondlander Says lie Trareled Mtlea la Cart. ConCOrd-wlth Ara-Notch EYAniton-wlth Buttonhole THE NEW Jaaaa'a Trade With Is In That Delicacy Swells Rapidly.

naband Sang la Original "Pinafore" at Old TlvolL mfMmmWit.3nA iy'Mmi- 'jyS'MWWJll HIWW iifiiiiipppap. iiym I AfPX RROW Mr. Cora Rattenberry, wife of Harry Rattenberry, who was formerly a well-known actor and operatlo singer In this city, died last Wednesday at Santa Cruz. Her funeral will be held COLLARS LOS ANGELES, July 14. William Brown of St.

Johns, Newfoundland, arrived here to-day In a cart drawn by four claiming that his arrival in this city completes a Journey In his unusual vehicle, thereby winning a wager of $10,000. The National Sporting Club of Newfoundland made tho wager and Brown says the money was put up In 1906, to be paid to him provided that, after leaving St, Johns without money, he traveled a distance enutil to tha circumference of the earth, within a tl'i limit of peven years. at Antlooh to-morrow. Mr. Rattenber- The arrival of S.707 cases of canned Japanese crabs by the tramp steamer RygJl from the Orient has attracted the attention of the Customs House people to the remarkable Increase In the Importations of that article of diet.

Nearly every steamer of the regular lines the present year have brought from 2,000 to 6.000 cana of crabs. Five years ago when the Importation of canned orabs from Japan commenced, only three firms received any and those consignments were in small lots. Twenty Importers now brtrg them In, ton. SUMMER. HiiW eaonsh for JMfcr-low nonsb for comfort and nlaaty of rooas I or the tie to slide bsC 15c.

tot 9Be, Claett, reabody Comptrry Arrow Cnffl.Ho. was In the original "Pinafore" cast a the old Tivoll. Afterward he acted In the. stock companies at the Alcazar and Central Theatres. A daughter of Mr.

Rattenberry Is Corlnne Rollins, a vocalist now alnglng at The Cliff 1 I t'-'i That's what thousands are doing with Block Innerlin Lined Mantles. They give a stronger, but softer light, than ordinary mantles. Over 3,000 hours of brilliant, mellow light is tho usual life of the "INNERLINS." 71 Ttr Montloo in fin Innerjlas are double mantles. One Is drawn over the other 1 WO TiallllCa 111 WlIC tIl, tw0 are l0ned toirether. formed and finished as ft .1" i mm I one Block Innerlin Lined Mantle.

This double thickness is an exclusive feature of Innerlins. Outlast Six Ordinary Mantles Double thickness means superior strength longer lire. Actual tests have proved that xaneruns uuuubi sis. ordinary mantles. This means a savirg of 75 per cent on your mantle expense.

Pries 25 cents -They Stand Vibration Alined Being lined, vibration does not affect Innerlin Mantles. Shaking: doesn't break Oa Sale at I them. This increased strength makes them suit i i i. able for places where ordinary mantles would be Impossible. Hardware, China, Plumblnr, Drur, The Emporium Grocery ana Department btores sea biock innerlin Lined Mantles the only mantles with a ptV linlnz.

Price 25 cents. Get one today. Keep the ls Bargain Pot" Boiling at C. H. Baker's $150,000 Shoo Sale No gift of "second sight" necessary to see values in the shoes offered at C.

H. Baker's great sale of the Walk-Over and Crawford shoe stocks. These shoes are all world-standard and high-grade, from the factories of the foremost shoemakers of America. They are known as cood values at regular priccs-4mt the cut prices force during this sale make the values SO apparent that "He who runs may read." A comparison of the shoes with the prices is all that is necessary to convince you that this a genuine opportunity to SAVE. See the window displays.

The Block Light Co, Youngstown, Ohio Price 25 cents 3 i i fr Ttli Wiitt sfci ii FOR WOMEN Btncla Bar Pnai, Terr opnlax tar trent wear. Btrllsh 4 Bottom Walking Shoes, In I'm ft, Call, Boe4a. Talua Vnlne. Al8ilVWtfli FOR MEN All broken lines of men's shoes hare been gathered into one lot to sell at $2.35. All leathers are represented and nearly all A larg collection of low sfcoet, including almost leather.

Every pair worth at least doable. Broken AT THIS SALE Appointments by telephone mean the saving of time and worry. sues. Values up to $S- to $4.00, now .2.35 if "I'S QUARTET GF VALUES WORTH INVESTIGATING' I Pnznp for ranl- Dos Me Bar rmnt la all oaular lentbrrs. Volno draa in Pntont, inrdfy R.aata aad Calf.

Tntmo Ax In this assortment you will find the latest creations of Laird-Schober, Wichert Gardiner and other 1.C to tS.G Telephone and avoid the inconvenience of a trip to some distant point to learn "Your party has just left" Going to the country? Make your arrangements to (S.OQ This, lot offers a saving opportunity to the man whose regular habit is high friced shoes. About 30 ines of low shoes in patent, Russia and nn metil calf. All styles, sites and widths. shoemakers. grade AT THIS SALE pn high It' and Stand- flfa IBS 173 3 i over the Bell lines and pro -mf $6 values vide for your 3.15 $2.35 EN.

I 1 values tj nn El now llllyy FOR BOYS The Bell system plays a very important part in the social life of city and country; din FOR ClHLDREfl walk-over boot shop, ess market street ner engagements, theatre parties, arranged by the telephone are sure no misunderstanding, no misdirected letters or incorrect addresses. Simply arrange your list and the Bell does the rest A conialtte assortment of Joys' to be closed out lade, by the leading specialists la boys' shoe afld axe styles la demand this season. AH leathers. You can by the boy tw9 pairs for the price of one at In this department prices hsva been reduced to a point that inrites anticipation of future needs. Eyerjr conceivable style, leather and size in Laird-Schober Co.

children's tan shoes, sizes 5 to 1 1 $2 values, I I The Pacific Telephone! this sale. Values up to $3 in ip to in i hp i BB5 MARKET 5TREET LosaWti SAN FRANCISCO PorlW Russia calf shoes $1.45 and Oxfords, sizes now 11 to 2. 6............ 8 Tin.