Petaluma Daily Morning Courier from Petaluma, California • 6

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Furnished room for housekeeping; every convenience. Harlow House 246 Washington. Highest grad or mmuar and loan 8t price at Cavatiagb a yard- Closing millinery Bros. sale. 'Raymond HILL OPERA HOUSE TELEPHONE 99 II IS ISSillMl On account of the Gravenstein Apple Show at Sebastopol, the North-Western Pacific will make a special round-trip rate of 50 cents on Wednesday, August 23rd.

These tickets will he sold for the regular train leaving Petaluma at 9:32 a. and leave Sebastopol on the return trip at 5.00 p. m. The general committee of arrangements for the V. P.

E. C. Grand Lodge, which convenes in Petaluma in October will meet again on Friday evening, when, it is thought, their labors will be completed for the big affair. From then until the opening of the convention the affairs will be in the hands of the Executive Committee. The Executive Committee will meet Wednesday evening on special Tuesday afternoon the last juror of the twelve to try the case of the People vs.

'Benjamin Bellini, charged with the murder of Janies Aequista-paee and District Attorney Lea immediately made an opening' statement. The deceased formerly conducted a saloon at Agua Callente depot known as the Depot Saloon," and hotel, and it was at his place of business that the slaying took place. There was a quarrel over some charge a short time before Bettinl fired the fatal shots. i Prosecuor Lea stated that the evidence would be short and conclusive. County Surveyor Tom McNamara was called to explain a chart he had made of 1 tie premises where the shooting took place.

The juiors selected were Sam P. Sleieuson, L. J. Bills, Basil W. McGrath, Frank V.

Goodman, James Kiruucan, Edgar A. Brown, ltobert Phair, George H. Coibiu, John Churchman, Andrew J. -Bullard, H. S.

Guterniute and Israel Lucas. The trial was resumed Wednesday morning. Judge Emmet Seawell is presiding. District Attorney Lea and Deputy District Attorney Jack IKoid appear for the prosecution and William F. Cowan and Rolfe L.

Thompson are for the defense. See our windows tar latest colonial drapery fabrics Healey Furniture Company, 157 Kentucky street Everything tn lumber and rolUwork at Cavanagba. Get their figure. Try eating at the Coflee Club. flNNQUHCEHEHT ARRIVAL OF THE LATEST MODELS and MATERIALS For the Fall and Winter seasons of 1911-12.

Your inspection is invited. Suits to order. Notice This ia the last week of the special qffer of $60 suits for $45 for the next five lady customers from Petaluma. B. Feinstein Ladies Tailor 323 Sutter St.

San Francisco SATURDAY SUNDAY EVE. AUGUST 26-27 American Circuit Theater; PRESENTS THE 5' AMEEHtS 5 Prettiest Act in Vaudeville THE GREAT YEN0ERS European Magician R. P. RODGERS Popular Qasso Singer TOMMY WHITE King of all Comedians Prices never change, 10c 15c 25c Seats on sale at Young A Herold8 Kentucky SL store Phone 10. U1 THEATER MAIN STREET NICKELODEON The favorite amusement resort ot Petaluma.

Highest grade of fireproof films used. Nothing objectionable put on. Ideal place to take the family evenings. Open every day at 2 and 7 p. m.

Unique Theater Under Direction of Patriarchs Militant Band SATURDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS SUNDAY MATINEE HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE Admission Only 10 Cents 1 ALL RAILROADS ARRIVALS AT THE CONTINENTAL From San Francisco: E. G. Martin, S. T. ijronel, Leon C.

Osteyee, J. J. Sullivan, Americo Yoppi, G. Mat- hewson, Sam Block, J. E.

A. Doogen, W. (B. Lewis, iS. P.

MaoClay, Harry E. Dore, Leon IFurst, -N. J. Tobias, E. 4 C.

Johnston, -F. W. F. O. Kraul, W.

P. Matliewson, W. G. Sco ville, J. G.

L. Scoville, M. O'Brien, A. Mocker, J. A.

Adams, JI. B. Odell, E. Smith, H. Waldeck Jackson, W.

Boeter, Albert Kohl'oerg. San Luis Obispo: D. IFillippini. San 4nselmo: O. W.

Jones and wife. San Rafael: J. W. Shannon. Watsonville: F.

E. Trafton wife. Pleasanton: V. H. Roberts.

Oakland: R. W. Thomas. Duncan Mills: T. V.

Winters. s. I THRASHED FOR USING BAD LAN1 GUAGE. Sheriff J. K.

-Smith learned Saturday afternoon on investigating- a report that two men of the hay baling crew working at Cotati had thrashed another man, that the man that was thrashed had used vile language in the presence of women, and had refused to discontinue his remarks when told to do so. Because of this he was given a severe thrashing. The thrashed man had no desire of having the men arrested that had whipped him, because he was made to realize that he was badly in the wrong himself. SANTA ROSA GIRL TO STAGE. GO ON oooooooooooooooooooooooooo or The Big State Fair.

A Poultry Tonic I one of the most essential thing In the feed moulting time. Manhattan la Beat Mcvears, THE Feed Store PROFESSIONAL CAROS Language Lesson TEACHING IN FRENCH AND SPANISH by experienced instructor. Term very reasonable PROP- LOUIS GREGOIRE OB ST. PETALUMA H. L.

LORENTZEN, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON "Office 133 Kentucky near Pos office. Phone 35J. Residence CIS Western avenue.

Phone 215R. Office Hours 2 to 8 and 7 tn 8 p. it Thermal Light Ray anj Electrics Treatment. MARION B. McAULAY, M.

D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office 135 Kentucky Street. Phone 267J. Hours 11 to 12 a. m.

1 to 4 and 1 to 8 in. Sundays 12 to 1 p. m. Residence 300 Sixth Street. Phone 290J.

ANDERSON ANDERSON PHYSICIAN'S ANT) SURGEONS Office 9, 10. 11 Prince Building. Office Hours Dr. A. Anderson, 9 tt 10 a.

m.t 1 to 2 p. m. Evening 4 to 7. Office Hours Dr. J.

G. Anderson, 11 to 12 a. 2 to 4 p. m. Evenings, 1 to 8.

Sundays by Appointment "Residence 14 Fifth Street. Phone 38J DR. A. GOMEZ LUMSDEN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office 5, 6 Reality Building, 32 Wash tngton Street. Office Phone 364.

Res. Phon 474 Office Hours 10 to 12 a. 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 8 p.

m. STUART Z. PEOPLES, M. D. -Hours 18 to 12 a.

2 to 4 p. to 8 p. Sundays 10 to 11 a. m. Office Canepa Building.

Phone 322. Residence 312 Washington Stree Phone 400. DR. SMITH McMULLIN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 'Office and Residence 28 -Main Street opposite the store of A. L.

Phillip Phone Office and Res. No. 34 Office Hours 10:30 a tn. to 12 m. I g.

tn. to 4:30 p. m. 7 to 8 p. m.

DR. J. T. OBRIEN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office lo Canept Building. IPhone 37 6.

Residence No. 319 Post Street iPhone 399. Office Hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m- MRS. M.

HELM German Graduate Midwife and Nurav No. 17 Tenth Street Phone 533 Petaluma VETERINARY. R. E. PERKINS VETERINARY SURGEON AND DENTIST.

Office and Hospital On Upper Mala Street TT Rhone 131 J. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. WILLIAM H. EARLY ATTORNEY AT LAW rETALUMA CALIFORNIA KL ATKINSON I NOTARY PUBLIC Of. 171 Main St, Petaluma, CM August 26 to September 2, 1911 fg The program and arrangements now completed settle it that the State Fair this year will be the biggest and best ever held in I California.

Besides the largest industrial and livestock exhibits, jQ the biggest purses and best races, the program includes: fU 9 CAR DERAILED Car No. 53 of the Petaluma Santa Rosa Railway, which was due to pass the court house for Sebastopol at 10:05 Monday night met with a mislmp at the Exchange avenue switch, Santa Rosa, which caused a delay for some time, and disat ranged the running time of the other cars oil the line badly. The rear trucks of the car split the switch aud took the siding, while the front trucks were on the main line. As a result the car turned across the track and twisted the truck from under the car. Tile car was powerless to move itself, but a crowd soon gathered and when it was seen how matters stood a score or more of men put their shoulders to the wheel and gradually worked it backwards until it was finally on the main line.

The air brakes, which had been set when the liiotorman felt the car going wrong, could not he released until tht car was returned to the main line, which made the task all the more difficult. Press Democrat R. R. BILL IT HTJ ROSI Much pleasure has been occasioned by the announcement that Mizpuh Division of the Order of Railroad Conductors has decided to give its annual grand bail at the Pavilioii Rink in Santa Rosa the latter part of September. The committee in charge is composed of Harry Brown, chairman; Albert E.

Shera. James L. Haley, Sam Riese and Walter C. Hollowav. YOU MAY HAVE APPENDICITIS AND NOT KNOW IT If you have wind or gas in the stomach, sour stomach or constipation, you very likely have chronic Appendicitis, which may at any minute become acute.

A SINGLE DOSE of simple buckhorn bark, glycerine as compounded in Adler-i-ka, the new German Appendicitis remedy, will relieve you try it, you will be surprised at the QUICK action. The Clark Drug Co. H. POTTER IS PROMOTED Henry Potter, formerly of this city where he filled a position with the 3-H cash store, is now residing in Portland. He left iPetaluma six months ago to accept a position with the Pope Talbot Lumber and been promoted by the firm to a position in their Portland office.

He left for Portland two weeks ago and writes that he is well pleased with the new place. ALLEN GIVES ANOTHER SHOW Edgar W. Allen, director of exhibits of the Third National Industrial and (Food Exposition, will put on another exposition this year in San Jose. He successfully engineered the expositions held in San Jose in 1909 and 1910 and w-as also the guiding influence at the food show and industrial exposition held last year at Petaluma. COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS PORT.

County 'Superintendent of Schools Miss Florence M. iBarnes, has completed her annual report which will be forwarded at once to State Superintendent of Public Instruction Hyatt at Sacramento. The report gives the details of school matters for the entire county, and is a very interesting document. NEW DESKS INSTALLED The new desks ordered for the Aurora schol, near Tomales, have arrived and have been placed in position. REMOVAL SALE NOW GOING ON Vincent Furniture House (Furnishers.

Co. Complete Eph. Weiss, the expert refracting optician of San Francisco will be In Petaluma in the Continental Hotel September Uth and 12th. Try eating at the Coffee Club. Miss Rose Boido, daughter of Dr.

Rosa Boido and Dr. L. Boido, c'aus atl(l members of pioneer famil- Military Bands Chorus Singing Nightly Horse Show Thrilling Fireworks Famous Aviators and Daily Feats by Daredevil Cowboys from all over America. SPECIAL RATES oooooooooo ON 6060666666000 The Affiliated Banks ies in Santa left this afternoon for New York city to join the Sothern-Marlowe theatrical company for the seasons tour. (She was with the' company last year and made the trip across the continent, but.

this season the company is not booked west of St. Louis. DELEGATES ELECTED Manuel IFurtado, Antone Sapteiro A. B. Costa and George Cardoza Iast( week were elected delgates from Sau-salito to the Supreme Lodge of TJ.

P. E. C. which convenes in Petaluma next October. Town Trustee J.

V. Silva is a supreme trustee of the or der. HELPED OUT AT PENNGROVE 'F. A. iSturmer of the local office of the Northwestern Pacific R.

R. left here on Sunday ior Penngrove where he relieved Station Agent R. G. Pells who is taking a few days vacation. Closing Bros.

millinery sale. Raymond Try eating at the Coffee Club. Those cool refreshing parlors ot Warks are a delightful place to eat the purest and best ice cream and tbe' daintiest specials. Music while you Eat WARKS Wholesale and retail candy factory 141 KENTUCKY STREET irnvKTrrvr iwt ryTwnntrii. itnrn The Petaluma National The California Savings Combined Capital and Surplus.1 $207,500 Combined Deposits $1,750,000 Combined Assets in Excess of Two Million Dollars DODDDDDDDDaDDDDDDDDaDOanDa a a GASOLINE ENGINES BUILT AND REPAIRED BY The Corliss Gas Engine Co.

MACHINERY FOR ALL PURPOSES DESIGNED, BUILT AND REPAIRED WQRKS FOOT OT ST, ON WATER FRONT, PETALUMA, CAL..