Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 14

amusements; SAN DIEGO -PITCHER BOARD OF EDUCAmil BROTHERS FIGHT WITH IS IN GREAT DEMAND Macdonough Thetffer Chaa. P. Hall, Sole and Manager. Phone Oakland 87. HOLDS LAST MEETING 4 MVES 01R WOMAW FATHER SHOT-6Y BIS Si JVexf Session Will Be Informal Many Bofft Love Her, One 7s Successful in SAN DIEGO, March 19.

That. the work of Frank Hosp, the San Diego Pickwick has attracted some notice, even outside cities, Is evidenced by the "fact that both "Seattle and Butte are very anxious to secure his services for the coming season. Both have sent him. contracts to sign and- in each case the salary Is tempting, so he says. Hasp is a paying nursery business at Oceanside, and heretofore has been 'averse to leaving it for baseball, Matters" of Importance Disposed of at Close.

by ana Kesuir is rerce uei in a Saoon. TONIGHT AND ALL NEXT WEEK MATINEE TODAY I The Augustin Daly Musical Co. in "A COUNTRY GIRL" AND "THE CINGALEE" i The Original Company of 75 PEOPLE -75 From Daly's Theater, New Tork and Louden. PRICES i Matinee $1.50. $1.00.

75c. 53c. i Night 52.C0, $1.33, $1.00. 75c. 50c.

SEATS ON SALE AT BOXOFFICB Family Quarrel Ended an Almost Fatal Shooting, The Board of Education, whose term committee on school houses and sites be authorized to advertise for new bWs on 1 vnPtr Marrih 19 Two broth- of existence is about to close, held its the sub-contracts on the Franklin Schooi let oy Koeth and which the cancellation of his contract made void. As there were changes necessary in the sijeciflca last business meeting last night. Its next meeting will be Informal, merely to induct Its successor. Into office. The High School Board adjourned; after ers, who loved' the aarne woman, lougni with knivee end clubs In an east side saloon early today until tooth were so badly Injured that they probably will die.

The men are George and Giovanni tions the matter was referred back to the began to. neglect his wife and at length she left him and went to live with friends In Brooklyn. WThen the brothers met In the east side saloon early today Giovanni upbraided George for his treatment of the young wife, taunted him in the presence of of Italians and admitted that he the young brother still loved the woman. Instantly the brother clashed in a fierce struggle, which ended In the hallway where they were found uncon committee to prepare them and then ad ''ST. LOUIS, March Julius H.

Weirsberg. a well known, physician is lying in a serious condition at St Anthony hospital as the. result of being shot four times last night by his spn Oscar, aged sixteen The boy is under arrest. He salI he had only recently learned that his own mother died at his birth vei usc iur Dias. SCHOOL SEWERS.

Wrttr COFFEE Good water is good; poor coffee is poor. A Schilling Lympuny Zan Francisco transacting the business before it, without delay. At roll call. Directors Cllf and Wil IB An order from the Council directing the board to provide new sewer connec 9 4 Francis, Vho came from Palmero about two years ago. There they had been rivals for the hand of the same girl, who eventually accepted 1 George, the tions ror several schools called tortn cox did not respond.

Playhouse protest from Director Redingrton on the scious by a policeman, George head and the present wife of Dr. "Welnsberg ground that some of the schools nrtmea had been in existence tor over thirty years and there had never been any elder, and they were married shortly had been crushed by a blow and the before they came to New York. younger man had deep knife wound Not long after their arrival George 1 In the abdomen. 1 1 Is his stepmother. Thlscaused estrangement and culminated in the shooting.

complaint lodsd against the efficiency Of the drainage. Requisitions for supplies Were all al Direction of H. W. Rlsho Phone Oak. 71 Tomght 8 O'clock THE an Osr.os Cpsra Co.

no, lowed. JJirector Kedincton voun for however, on the demand made STRIKE HIT NOW YUBA TIS THE COMMITTEE REPORT. The first business considered was the following report of the committee of school houses 'andjsites: 1. We have had under the contract Of Charles Roeth for the construction of the wood work of the Franklin SchooL After due consideration your committee would recommend that Mr. Roeth be allowed $1800 for balance due for work performed under this on tract, and that the contract be cancelled, this arrangement entirely satisfactory to Mr.

Roeth It being understood that the $1800 is to be paid Mr. Roeth when a showing shall have been made that all claims of whatsoever nature against Mr. Roeth tablecloth. BOARD ROOM REPAIRS. The following report was submitted: "Your committee on furniture and supplies would recommend that the board rooms and the offices of the city superintendent Of schools be cleaned, viv-nishedr retinted and furnished with linoleum to takethe place of the worn-out carpets.

A rough estimate of the cost of this improvement is found to be TIE IIP ROADS ITER UNDER HIVE HERE Director Crandall thought it ought to the California Man After Twenty for labor or material furnished under Scheduled Strike on Harriman Roads Postponed but Not Called Off. "LA BOHEME" Alice Nielsen, Sig. Constantino Oeyrem, etc. TOMORROW AFTERNOON At 1:45 FAUST" with Mme. Nordica.

EVENING At 8 O'clock Miles Deyrene, TarquinL etc. SEATS $2.00, $1.50, $1.00. Beginning Thursday Evening. Bishop's Players in "The Strango Adventures of Miss Drown" Th'. international farce comedy success.

To follow 'IN ARKANSAS." Traveler as ana Schools Are Forced to Close. Years Returns Forgotten Fare. go to the Board of Public Works. Secretary McClymonds said the Board of Education had always done it befor--and paid for it, and it will have to pay for it now. The report was adopted.

C. A. Fossett and lloyd Hughes were appointed assistant school census mar-shalls. NAMING A SCHfOOL. The question of naming the new school building at Thirty-ninth and Market streets was brought ip by Secretary Mc-Clvmonds who represented that the eoii- KANSAS CITY, March 20.

Twenty-ears is a long time for a conscience to the terms of the original contract, have been settled. 2. We would recommend that In order to hasten the completion of the Franklin School building, Frank Big-nami, the department mechanic, be authorized to purchase material and employ men to Complete the woodwork of the roof of the Franklin School building, and to place In position various window frames now on the ground. hurt, but a letter received bv Robert Campbell at the ChlcaKo Alton railway office indicates that one conscience in California has been uncomfortable that long. This Is what it said: SACRAMFNTO, March IS.

The Bee correspondent wires that Tuba City Is now under water three or four feet. The levees held but breaks north of the city fllled fhe sloughs which soon overflowed and broke into the city. At 1 o'clock this afternoon news came from Lockeford to the effect that the water I had risen 3 feet in two hours. The whole In that locality is flooded, and the flood of 1R62 is equalled. The Clements bridge was washed away Watts.

March 8. 1907. CHICAGO, March 19. A strike in shops of all Harriman railways scheduled to begin yesterday was held pending the outcomo'of negotiations in Chicago between officials of the International Boilermakers' Union. It is said the danger of a tie up has not been parsed.

President G. D. Duffy, of the. union, held a conference with President Fel-ton, of the Chicago and Alton road. Last night the executive board of the bollermakers organization met.

It was announced that the union will de To the President Chicago Alton Thia work. ar ajtaurpd. will post tractors, Cotton rotners. noun n.ru Railroad Dear Sir: About twenty Vears ago I rode on a freight train over your approximately $1700. 3.

We would recommend that the road from Mexico to Centralla. in Mis kiioi tilt uau i viawn crete wall where the name Was to inserted. There being no time to submit the question to a regular meeting or to call a special meeting, he took upon Offer of Veitch Bros, to repair all dam souri, and return. I gave the brakeman If vou will let acre donp tn th wnndwnrk of tho Mnr- iu cents ror tne rides. Opera Jiimseir the duty of calling ug, the 'several members of the board and getting tin: me know what the fare was I will gladly kt-street School building, and to corn-send it to you, God, requires restitution.

fho iTl QWrtrisQTt Direction H. W. Bishop. and I do not wish to leave anything stand consent of the majority to the 'adoption of the name "Longtellow" which was provisions of the amended plans and netwecn me and uou. Yours truly, specifications of C.

W. Dickey, for the mand the reinstatement of rhe men who struck a month ago in the Alton shops at Bloomlngton. cast into the wall and is there now. lie thought, however. It was necessary for the board to take.

action on the matter Watts, Los Angeles county, California. The envelope was addressed to "the Last Week ofthe Operatic Gem sum of $11,372. be accepted, and the contract therefor awarded to Veitch The Comanche bridge. 14 miles east of Lockeford is reported washed away. Travel has been stopped over the I-odl bridge.

At Stockton the water Is comlnsr over Ttaxelton avenu from Mormon Channel and a general flood here is inevitable. The publlo schools were dismissed at noon today until the flood Is over. a nnm iril Chicago Alton ticket office. The strike was declared off, but the company refused to restore all the strikers to their positions. President Bros.

This amount includes $810 for work made necessary by the change in DEATH RELIEVES i the construction of the building, and It Pulton holds that the walkout incident is closed. DrJfl includes also $9,005, being the amount COLUMBUS ww wi I ilia nnjlal t-wa rrl t-ri 1 a A uuu i ill' i (h. 1 1 i 1 vullMaLL, CL11U $1557. the amount allowed Veitch Rms. ysuu BERKELEY, March 19.

Miss Lulu for repair of damage to buildinar. and Adele Hail, a senior student in the col- a certain (18) per cent of increase to HURT A I Was a grea.t discoverer and so are the mothers of gmeda County. The moment lege of letters at the State University, partially compensate for the Increased died at 10:30 last night at the stu- cost of material and labor. trie BUiy StlUP opened its FOUND ON JURY dent's infirmary. Miss Hall had been 4.

Certain extras were required on suffering for the last two months the Market-street School building on Next Monday Evening "MAKOH" Full of Fun and Jolly Melody from spinal trouble, and was removed doors they discovered that wa the proper place to buy IS account of changed construction, such as three Iron frames for doors In the concrete walls, the cost being 10; from her home, 1600 Felt street, to I to regularly adopt the name. Directors Ingler, Rogers and Wood opposed the name "Longfellow," the latter becau.se of the proximity of Berkeley's Longfellow school, Ingler thought the name of some local man note should be adopted and not the feme 07 some dead poet who never didfanything for this State or city. This called forth a vigorous defense of Longfellow's name and tiie relations of his works to the public school of the country. Director Woolner said, "The name Longfellow' sounds good enough to me. I don't think the adoption of the name could be improved by Benjamin Ide Wheelerizing it, so 1 move its adoption." The motion curried with only ingler's dissenting vote: HIGH SCHOOL BOARD.

The Board then adjourned to meet as a High School board, President Pratt retaining the chair. Miss Portlo Collom's tuition fees were remitted on the petition of her father. J. Frank Collom that he had. just, removed a family of six from the New England States to California and the expense had crippled him.

Bills approved by the finance committee were ordered' paid. The committee had omitted the biU of John Geary for sewer construction and Director Ingler the college hospital two weeks ago. Secure your seats in advance at Sher- A wood to be set in the cement In order to fasten flashings, $25. We would recommend that these extras be bian-Clay 13th and Broadway Driven insane as a result of a frac tured skull he sustained in a railroad SAN FRANCISCO, March 19. Because nine of the twelve Jurors selected to try the case of Josie Dupont, charged with vagrancy, were saloon-men, Robert S.

Duke, district prosecutor at Judge Shortall's court, refused Director Ingler suggested that the accident about three years ago, Albert recommendations be taken up Seriatim. This course was taken. Hawkyard was this morning com Do you Skate? idora Rink is the Piscc to Learn mltted to the State Hospital at Stock UIT SKATING ON SIDEWALKS ROETH'S CONTRACT. Director Crandall wanted tn linnnj ton by Judge Ogden, after an examina boys wearables. The instant success of the Boys' Shop is due mainly to the excellent values we give and to the large assortment of Boy' Clothing we carry.

Our boys' SCHOOL SUITS at 83.45 have become renowned for their wearing qualities and their dressy appearance. Yhp Raws Shon how much had been paid to Roeth on the Franklin School contract. Secretary tion by Drs. Reinle and Akerly. Hawk' yard's misfortune was given considera ble note at the time, owing to the rat McClymonds replied "something over Adm.

to Park and Rink 25c. J2000." trap way in which he was pinned in WANTS ADVANCE. Director Woolner. chairman of the to present any evidence, stating that sh did not want to take up the time of the court or his' own In a case where those selected to try the defendant were so" closely Identified with the defendant interests; that the outcome could be but an acquittal. He asked that the defendant be dismissed with the path a dashing train.

HURT AT OAKLAND MOLE. committee, said Roeth represented that he couldn't carry out his contract owinc Such Is the Order That Has Been wanted to know why. to the advance in wages and the cost. Hawkyard Is a decorator. While hauling a wagon-load of his pictures to San Francisco he went by the way of or materials sin.ee last April, without being paid 33 cent more than tn.

Issued by the Chief of Police. contract allowed hUfi. the Oakland mole. When he ap out any evidence being presented. When the committee began to netrntl- proacnea tne railroad crossing near Washington Si cor.

Tenth I Your Eoys Our Hobby ate with him for the of his contract, Roeth claimed that he was en the approach of the pier, the gates THE NOVELTY The Theater Beautiful Broadway, Bet. 11th and 12th Cta. Phone Oakland 2795. OAKLAND'S LEADING VAUDEVILLE HOUSE The Novelty Thcnte- Co. (Inc), Tony Lubelskl, Guy C.

Smith, Manager. Continuous Performances Every Afternoon and Evening. Afternoons. 1:30 to 5 o'clock; Evenings, 7:15 to 11:15 o'clock. Affiliated with the Sullivan -Considlne.

largest circuit of vaudeville theaters in the world. were lowered while a train went past Chief of Police Wilson has tabooed titled to J2S50. The committee compromised with him on $1800, which was The gateman in the tower raised the skating in the business portion of the a saving or J350 to the board. In th bars and allowed teams to cross the and has ordered patrolmen to warn final settlement the board will" be fully "Because," replied Director Rcdington. "the committee had either to drop Geary's bill or cause a deficit in the teachers' salary fund which is already short, and we decided.

"Jhe added, "that it was easier for Geary to wait for his money than for any of the teachers." As a niotion was made to adjourn delay. President Pratt said he wanted to express his thanks to the boiird for having elected him as its president, because it had given him the opportunity and the pleasure to present his own daughter with a diploma on the occasion of her graduation. During the time we have been he added, "our relations have been pleasant. We have had differences of opinions, but those differences have been respected all round. Some are about to retire private, life and others have been elected by the people to take track, but Hawkyard had no more than protected njrainst any outside claims all skaters to keep off the sidewalks The attorneys for the derense arose, and In a heated argument scored the.

prosecuting attorney, terminatlnr by saying that such a person was unfair for the office which he held. Duke hastily arose and offered to present his resignation, immediately if the court thought that he was acting other than he should. Judge Shortall dismissed the defendant quietly and without any arg. unholdlne the district prosecutor AMUSEMENTS. drawn under the first bar and directly across the track than the bars were within the old fire limits.

pending through Roeth 3 default on the contract. On this showlnsr the board aereert again lowered and an overland train he police have received numerous reports of reckless skating and the order tabooing the practice has there unanimously to Cancel Roeth's contract. swept down upon him. The wagon was smashed and Hawk THE VEITCH CONTRACT. The rest of the committee's retort was yard was thought to have been killed fore been issued.

ENGAGEMENT OF but he regained consciousness after adopted unanimously, without debate or comment, save an inquiry from Director Infirler reanrrlin Vi.h Rma In the course he had taken. portion of the skull about the size of a fifty-cent piece had been removed from nlnrd I hnsnpnk for our successors Mlbw KU(JKr KLfLtKK tract on the llaf-ket-slreet School build Josie Dupont was arrested in. a nouse STH ST. THEATER NEAR BROADWAY. High Class Vaudeville, Eight Xew Acts Weekly.

Matinee Daily at Evening, 7:15, 8:30 and 9:30. 4 Entire Change of Program Weekly. S. HADJI. Manager This called forth the exnln narfnn I i.

nvm nrvurtonua irij Pnt ii tvo of lllfame along with seven other wo-I above the right ear. ing, from Director Woolner that It was re-lhv all received This Misrh After the Show Try our delicious Welsh Rarebit with a glass of sparkling Pabst Blue Rib bon or Imported Pilsner. Pabst Cafe Restaurant and Family Resort PAID CLAIM. rsirjw Aiarcn i. Tne en garaea dj trie committee as the best I board stands adjourned without The Southern Pacific paid about S5000 gagement of Miss Ethel Goodsell Rock sememeni wnicn naa Deen made with any of the school building contractors.

efeller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Rockefeller to Marcellus Hartley The retiring Board or Education will simply meet informally to induct Its successors into office. NEW BIDS INVITED. Director Redingtoa moved that tho Dodge, grandson of the late Marcellus for its gateman's negligence and Hawkyard received $3300 from the claim department, although a damage suit was not brought against the company.

He has property in the city from which he receives $35 a month, and his Hartley is announced. READ PAPER ABOUT men, and demanded a trial by jury. Instead of placing the venire in the hands of Captain Martin, in whose district the arrest was made, Chief Dlnan went out to the Mission district and selected a patrolman. The suspicious manner in which the venire wa secured aroused the indignation of the various police, court Judges and prosecutors, who are fully convinced that there exists colusion between the keepers of sporting houses and the police department and 474-476-478 Eighth Street, Oakland-Superior German and American FRANZ LIZST, MASTER ALAMEDy. March 19.

The music BELL THEATER Week of March 18. 1907. A featuro vaudeville uroRram designed especially- for the pleasure of children and the lovers of dogs. COIN'S FAMOUS TRAINED DOGS, Present insr the Hnimal drama, "IT HAPPEN ED IN COCVLE." Sevon Other Vaudeville Acts. Prices, 15 and 25 cents.

DEATH wife also owns several flats across the bay. Hawkyard's family were In menace of his demented actions, for he would Cooki.ia TRINITY CHOIR AT THE GREEK THEATER BERKELEY, March 19. Under the direction of Louis N. Eaton, the choir of Trinity Episcopal church of San Francisco, will render the halfrhour of music in the Greek theater next Monday afternoon. section of the Adelphlan Club met this morning in the parlors of the Unitarian church where Mrs.

H. A. Heb-bard an investigation will probably follow; read a paper on Franz' Lizst. Mrs. TO STOPHDRSE Florence Trost and Harold Tehau LAKESIDE RINK BOWJ LINGi Ssvsn modern, fully equipped alleys allays for ladies.

Special" rates for ertis. Qaktentl Bowling Alleys 5C6 THIRTEENTH ST. Near Clav St. make dangerous threats and frequently lock the family out of doors. Good tea and coffee, part In buying and part in cooking Schilling's Best.

eipecTbIts played a number of the works of the famous composer. Laundryman Dragged Through I 12th between Webster and Harrison TONIGHT Two-step- Contest. Wednesday Evening March 20 Fifth Prize Grand MaHquerade Skating CarnN val. i MASQU-NIGHT One-mile race aiso. AMERICAN LINE.

HATF.S TCI NEW YORK. PLYMOUTH, CHER- i Jl Streets by Frantic Runaway Animal bouro, Southampton. LfLrlf AJKMlrV ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE. HOTELS. NEW TORK, LONDON DIRECT HER TROUBLES Via SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES.

BERKELEY, March 19. In an effort 1 LEYLAND LINE. BOSTON. LIVERPOOL. RED STAR LINE.

NEW YORK, DOVER, ANTWERP. WHITE STAR LINE. 'RACING to stop a runaway horse on, Dwight way, endangering the Uyes of pedes NEW YORK. QUEENSTOWN, LIVER trians, this morning, William Dalton, a driver for the Cascade Laundry METROPOLE 13th and Jefferson Oakland A perfectly appointed hotel. Permanent and transient jruests.

Tel, In every room: bteam heat and open fires. Splendid facilities for banquets. etc. Estimates promptly given. Rates reasonable, inform, iion request R.

M. BRIARE. Proprietor. Company, sustained bruises about the New California JocKey Ciob NEW YORK, PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG. SOUTHAMPTON.

BOSTON, QUEENSTOWN, LIVERPOOL, FROM NEW YORK and BOSTON To the MEDITERRANEAN via Azores, Daily, March 1 to April 30, 1907. From Sioux City $27.00 Council Bluffs 25.00 Omaha 25.00 Joseph 25.00 Kansas City 25.00 Leavenworth f. 25.00 Denver 25.00 Houston 25.00 St. Louis" 30.00 New Qrieans 30.00 31.00 Expect to Locate Kidnaped Child In the Next Twelve Hours. arms and shoulders and an ugly scalp BERKELEY, March 19.

Stuck deep In the mud, a fat Berkeley 'cow has brought about a revision, in barn construction. Several days ago this cow ventured too far from the back yard enclosure and became enveloped in the mire almost to her neck. The owner of the cow was unable to pul her out of the mud and did not know how to wound. The frantic animal came running etc Issued available all down th street attached to a coal Travelers checks over tne woria wagon, in an instant uaiton naa i ERIE, March 19. The peace authorities admitted this afternoon crowded his own vehicle -against the Oaliiand RaceTracK lx or mora racea each week day.

rrls or ahlne. 1 Races commence at m.enarpw THOMAS II. WILLIAM3. President. G.

N. KOEPPELT Passenger Agent Pacific Coast, Room 207 Monadnock Building, San Francisco. Pittsburg 42.00 shelter her until the mud is dry enough- curb. The maddened animal swerved The ATHENS that the four-year-old eonr of Dr. Horace N.

Marvin of Kftts Hammeck, In same direction and the two Oakland's Nw 'Hotel wno disappeared March 4 was in thlsclty or vicinity but refused to wagons came together. Dalton was thrown violently to the pavement, but Broadway, near 16th give any further information. Authorities said to be unquestion able give the opinion that the kidnaped quickly recovered himself and gave, chase to the Catching the1 horse by the bridle, Dalton was drag-eed nearly a block before he could to enable him to pull lier out with team, block and tackle. He at, last hit upon an idea of building a barn over her. This he has proceeded to do and today the animal Is almost enclosed with a rude shed.

Within a few days the owner of the bovine expects to free her from her predjcamentv SUDDEN DEATH WEST OAKLAND MAN Pastofnce. Modern and first-class In every detail. Electric- lighted. tea at tea ted; telephone in every room; uneoualed. JOHN B.

JORDAN. eroe. boy will be located in Erie within twelve hours. The manager of the Memphis 31.6& Bloomington 32.00 St. Paul 34.90 Chfcago 33.00 New York 50.00 Boston and other Eastern points 49.90 The cost of a ticket can be depos-.

ited at once with any Southern Pacific agent in California, and the ticket will be furnished to the passenger in the East, while "these low rates are in effect. G. T. FORSYTH, F. and P.

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935 Arch street. Phila Bell Telephone Company, also an bring the animal to a stop. nouncea tnis aiiernoon tnat ne had a A record of a telephone message to Do ver but he did not know who used the RESORTS. telephone. SERVICE TIN delphia.

Sold by Owl Drug Oakland and Baa Francisco. SAID SHE WOULD TRY "And you will think of me am Within a few moments after complaining of a severe cold. John J. O'Leary, a tailor. 67 years of age, died suddenly last nlffht 'at his home.

804 Willow street. "O'Leary retired early In the evening, and 4 -SO o'clock told his wife that he rone?" as teed the sentimental CforthQemanAioyd. FAST EXPRESS SERVICE. rLTMOUTH CHERBOUKO-UREM El. K.

Wm. 11. MarchlKronprinz. prll 2J, 12. 5:30 AM noon.

Kronprinz, March May7. 10AM 1 1JM K. Wm. May 14, Ka'fer. Apr.2.

10 AMI 7:20 A.M I K. Wm. Apr. Mny 2X. ,1 PM I 10 Al TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.

BREMEN DJRKCT at 10 M. Casael Mar. 1( 30 iOWenFbrsr; 27 4 1 Chemraltz U.Mny Main 11 1 Dangtadt 4 Calls at Plymouth and Cherbourg. MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE. AT 11 A.

M. Nerkar 20 March 23Neckar -Z7 K. 4 Friedrich April 13iK. 11 Onrtts Oanoa. rrom Brwmen Piers.

and 4th St. Hotok N. O. LLOYD EXPRESS SERVICE. Marseilles Naples Alexandria.

German TRAVEL, 1 TRAVEL. Til be glad to try," replied the fair ERST BL iifrerlnir as a result of a cold he maid as she glanced at the clock and attempted to strangle a yawn, "If you. will onntmrted som days ago. Mrs --t irnta to obtain some medicine frtve tne the opportunity," Chicago Byron Mot Springs 'America's Greatest Cpa, one of the best hotels In the State, i Waters that cure, and delightful environment. Week end excursions $7.50 from San Francisco and return.

Including two day at hotel, use of mineral baths and Send your family If you cant go youraelf. 'Address "Manager, Byron Hot Swings Hotel. Cat. SANT FRANCISCO. March 19.

Always Keeps Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In His House. WABASH R. GO. Niagara Falls Short; Una Heavy rains In the Sacramento Valley have blocked traffic on the Southern Pacific lines to the east by way of Og "We would not be without Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It is kept hand continually In our home," says W.

Kearney, editor of the Independent. Low-ry City, Mo. That is lust 'what everv for her husband, but upon her return to hli room found that he had passed away. The remains were taken to the morgue, where an inquest will be held. ALASKAN LECTURE TO BE-ILLUSTRATED A sterioptlcan lecture on Alaska will be given Wennesday at 7M5 p.

in the Chapel" of the First Presbyterian church. Admission Silver offering. den and no trains are running. In ad TOURIST SLEEPING CAR SERVICE dition to the washout near Floriston there is a blockade at. Summit caused by the collapse of a portion of the Chicago to New York and New England Points Highland Springs family should do.

When kept at hand, ready for instant use, a cold may, be checked at the outset and cured in much less time than -after it has become settled in the system. This remedy Am also without a peer for croup children, and will prevent the attack when given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the eroupy cough appear. which snowshed. Teleraph wires are flown over the mountains and no Information can -be rotten east of Cisco. M-dlfcerranewnLevant Line.

Marselliee Genoa via Naples to the fcevant. ROYAL ROUMANIAN MAIi. STEAMERS. Constansa Conatant'nople-Smyrna-f i North German Lloyd Travelers Checks Oood all Over the: World. OELRICHS 5 Broadway, N.

ROBERT CAPELXE. A. P. 7M Van Nese near Ed iy San Francisco. Telephone Franklin 1X2.

Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. i I. R. ROBINSON, General Agent. TEMPORARY OFFICE FERRY BUILDING.

FOOT OF MARKET ST. The 'valley? line Is clear and trains OA8TO It A LAK CO. ror rest and health, for cleaAlinaa; chinate und accommodation atar.da ua-urpaased of all summer resorta. Rates 1I.0. J14.0 and tl.o4 per week.

or luU particulRrs address i Jl. ROBEBTSOH. -r, can only be done when the remedy 1 kept IM KM TOB Haw whs 9 are running to' Los Angeles but the Coast line is blocked at Pajaro by a washout which may be repaired by Stars tie SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. at nana. ror skio oy mgooa Bros.

Broadway, corner of Seventh, and Wash Elgutue nihtfail. ington, corner ot xwaato. of.