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rtJESDAY EVEKTNG. OAKLAND TRIBUNE. JCJTJBER 27, T90S, 5 water supply for the bay regior with the Classes of '04. '05, '00' and '97 will holdi Sierras as a reservoir site. MAN LECTURES TWO Ci ACCIDENTS 10 AN big game at the Bismark and '06 will hold a banalet at the Fior d'ltalla, San MBIT IS At the regular semi-weekly meeting of the college Y.

V. C. A. this afternoon in Stiles Hall. Miss Florence Robinson '09 Francisco.

delivered an address on social subjects. AT UNIVERSITY Professor W. A. Osterhout will address the University Philosophical Union on ONE MAN BADLY INJURED Friday evgnlng In room 1, philosophy MUNICIPAL WHARF TO BE COMPLETED SOON FRMLE LAND Property Which Six Years Ago Cost $1600, Sells for $7000. Engineering Students to Hear Lecture on Proposed Municipal Water Supply, BUS! I II.

Another street car accident last nlghf was that In which John McNally, a hod' carrier, living on Sacramento street, waf injured. The man was struck at. Sixty) third street and San, Pablo avenue, ant -had both legs broken. He was taken the Roosevelt Hospital in Berkeley fol treatment. building, on "The Continuity of Life." This will be the first of a series of notable addresses to be delivered before the union during the present college year.

T. A. Rlckard. a well known mining engineer, will address the students of the Hearst mining college this evening on "Mine Sampling." The Sophomore Debating Society will hold a banquet tomorrow -night at "The Sign of the Bear." The committee In charge is composed of E. J.

Helm, C. K. Gamble and R. M. Gray.

Mrs. E. P. R. Crafts of Redlands has presented to the University library a copy of her work, entitled "Pioneer Days of the San Bernardino Valley." BERKELEY, Oct.

i 27. In a week the extension to the new municipal wharf will be completed and ready for shipping. A new freight Blip will probably be Installed, and the position of the present freight shed Is to be changed to- the south end of the first landing, where It will lap over six. feet. When this change is made, ten more running feet will be given the teams to maneuver on the wharf, and accommodation can be made for two or three Driving his buggy In front of car No.

305, at Twelfth and West, last night, Joseph Loupy, a laundryman, was thrown from the vehicle and the buggy was smashed to kindling wood by the force of the impact. Loupy, who lives at 1085 Seventh street, and is the proprietor of Loupy's French Laundry, was picked up unconscious by Conductor J. Renques, who had charge of the car, and was -carried to his home. When those who saw the accident picked Loupy up they feared that he had been fatally Injured, but it was found that the man would recover. OROV1LLE, Oct.

27. Judge Gray the Superior Court has denied the appUV BERKELEY, Oct. 27. The postponed lecture of Marsden Manson, city engineer of San Francisco, before the students of the engineering colleges of the University, In room 101, California hall, will be given Friday evening. Manson will talk oh the o.uestlon of a municipal SWINGING THROUGH THE HUDSON RIVER DISTRICT cation of L.

A. Churchman for the ap potr.tment of a receiver for the P. B. SteU fer Mining company of Magalla, thll county. small steamers at a' time'.

FRUITVALE, Oct. 27. Property on the loutheast corner of Frultvale avenue and Washington streets, which six yeara ago ras purchased for $1600, was sold yester-Say to Jalius Somps of Oakland, the price paid being $7000. The former owner of the corner, W. K.

Rudell, has given up his reatestate business and left this morning for Fulde. Placer county, where he is interested in the Sevelopment of a large gold mine. Somps, the new owner of the property, will start a large wholesale liquor store in the premises. DOG GUARDS BODY. SAN RAFAEL, Oct.

27. Deputy Coro- tier Frank of this city heard of the death of Carl Rang, a citizen of Black Point, and went after the body, but was kept outside the cabin in which the corpse lay for over three "hours by a pet bulldog, which growled and snapped at the Intruders. Secretary Bonoparte and Mr. Sherman Speak in New York City Tonight-Taft's First Stop Is in Yonkers. NEW YORK, Get.

2 7. Today's political program is one of intense activity throughout New York City and State. Both Presidential candidates are here, hurrying from point to point in the city and nearby towns. Mr. Taft started for outlying suburbs early in he day, going first to Yonkers at m.

and then to a series of citliei and towns along the Hudson as fan up as Troy. Mr. Bryan devoted himself to Greater New York, begin WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR ACTOR COMING TO THE BELL ning if 3 a. m. in City Hall Park, next, after a few hours' sleep, addressing a Broadway meeting, then going to Brooklyn and Long Island City and later crossing to New Jersey.

GOVTCRXOR HUGHES RUSTLING. Both of the gubernatrolal candidates also devoted their. attentions to New York City. Governor Hughes came down from Albany, speaking en route at Catsklll, and reaching the city this afternoon to fill speaking engagements here at Long Island City and several suburban Mr. Chanler gave his attentions to New York City and Brooklyn.

Attorney-General Bonaparte is among the notable speakers scheduled to appear here tonight. Mr. Hearst also is expected to make another address dealing with the subjects which have attracted widespread attention of late. SIIER3IAN EX ROUTE. Mr.

Sherman, the Vice-Presidential candidate, will arrive in New York tonight after addressing meetings at Amsterdam and other up-State points during the day. OW1 valu: typica: IN SUITCASES, HA WITT) RAC. PURSES. Etc. GRIPS, You've always known The Owl Jrug Company as leaders in low prices You've saved money on medicines, drug sundries of all descriptions, on cigars, toilet articles and hundreds of other things, but did you ever know that "leather goods at cut prices" was one of the greatest features of this great chain of stores? Did you ever know that you can get a leather suit case at The Owl for $5.00 that can't be duplicated anywhere in the State for an equal sum? YONKERS, Oct.

27. Judge Taft arrived here in a driving rain, but was met at the station by a big crowd. He was driven at once to the largest hall in the city, which was well filled. Judge Taft was in better voice to begin his day's work than usual. To his Yonkers' audience the candidate made a general speech, touching on many of the issues in his usual vein.

J- We have a cut-rate reputation to sustain and here are the kind of values to sustain it; Board of Trade to Give Big Reception To Alta Mira Club Ii. R. STOCKWEIX, One of the old school of actors, vho will be at the Bell next SAN LEANDRO, Oct. 27. Arrangements for the big banquet and reception which will be given the Alta Mira Club next Thursday evening at I.

O. O. F. hall week. Matting Suit Cases Few people realize the present perfection of matting and rattan suit 'cases.

We have been particularly fortunate in being able to inspect the lines of practically every important manufacturer of matting suit cases in the U. S. anil have some really elegant case of this description. A great many of our patrons prefer them, as thy are very light, and -H properly woven furnish ample protection to their- contents. o- A SPLENDID MATTING SUIT CASE brass Closely" woven and very strong, leather protected corners, ss lock and trimmings.

A light yet dur- QJ IooU i case. Limited quantity daCn able Leather Suit Cases We have leather suit cases of every description, ranging in price from $1.97 up to $25.00. It is out of the question to give in such limited space any adequate idea of the extent of our assortment. We have selected our suit -cases with great care and feel confident In stating that as far as material, workmanship, durability and style are concerned pur entire stock is well up to the highest standard and well worthy of the pride -we taka in calling your attention to it. A LEATHER SUIT CASE FOR $1.97 A good, durable, full size case with protected corners and metal trimmings.

You'll be surprised when Q7 you see it Xiacn OUR CELEBRATED $5.00 SUIT CASE An elegant rich brown leather case with steel frame, reinforced corners, heavy brass locks, fittings. Inside Hnen lined. A handsome, durable case. A leader at all The Owl Drug Stores. de ff CnL We buy them by the nundred pu.UU Caca A MAGNIFICENT $6.00 SUIT CASE FOR LADIES The same case is sold everywhere else for and $8.50.

Made especially light for ladies' use. Solid leather, hand sewed, leather lined. Good for 25,000 miles JC fft and back again. Owl's price OtheiT leather suit cases at every imaginable price, including a grand $8 case. No matter what you want to pay, you can find it at The Owl for at least S5 per cent less than you figured on paying.

Wa have a wonderful line of leather suit cases. Nearly 100 different kinds. A GRAND $5.00 MATTING SUIT CASE One of the handsomest suit cases we ever saw. Protected on tides and-corners with genuine cowhide leather, very heavy brass trim mings, reinforced with Heavy straps. lou must see this.

$5.00 Each Would ordinarily sell for Owl's jnriee by the Board of Trade are being perfected. A very large attendance is, being prepared for, and th committee on arrangements is taking care of every detail. The committee Is composed of J. J. Q.

Rideout, M. Gelsenhofer and Wm. Zambresky. This Is the first public reception and banquet ever given by the local board, and the affair promises to bo a notable one. A number of toasts will be responded to at the banquet table.

"Our City" will be the subject of Prof. C. W. Daw-barn's remarks. Judge Frank will respond to "The Board of Trade," and H.

P. Jones will have for his toast, "The Ladies." W. J. Loch will be toastmaster. The programme, as arranged for, will consist of: Overture Rose's Orchestra Songs Double quartette: First tenor, H.

G. Black, H. P. Jones; second tenor, O. J.

Lynch, H. Landers; first bass, A. E. Pelton, R. Eber; second bass, C.

H. Miller, W. J. Reid. Song Mr.

Encarnates Selection Rose's Orchestra Right in line with the policy of the Bell Theater people in securing the Very best talent for their house comes the announcement that the veteran actor and California's popular comedian, Mr. L. R. Stockwell, will open in his new comedy dramatic sketch, "The Blind Organist," supported by a strong company of players, beginning with matinee next Sunday. This coup in theatrical circles is only one indication of what the Bell has in store for its patrons during the coming season.

Mr. Stockwell, who is toltally blind, plays the leading1 role in this Intensely interesting playet that has been written and prepared especially for him, and its initial performance on Sunday next will be its first appearance on stage. The Bell Road Show, a bill of sterling attractions, will be here soon. Watch for announcements. It doesn't make any difference what you want In leather goods, you will be most likely to find it at The Owl Drug Co.

Although our display spnee is limited, our stock is ene of th, largest on the Pacific Coast. School and Miniature Suit Cases We carry all kinds of miniature Suit Cases in leather and matting for school books, samples, children's traveling cases, skates, Prices ranne Some Few of the Hundreds of Kinds of Leather Goods we Carry This announcement doesn't tell one-tenth of the story. For instance, we have the following goods at all prices, as well as dozens of other similar articles: 0 Canvas Suit Cases pecial on We have quite a quantity of canvas suit cases which we propose to close out at once. These cases are well made and should give good service. They pre all lined, have good heavy brass locks and are very attry stive in appear- 4t 19 anoe.

Special to clo.se them out from $2.25 far. matting cases up to $5.00 for the finest leather casts. 1 A LEADER FOR $2.25.. A. fine leather-bound, matting miniature Suit Case with heavy brass lock a.

cssn that ti-iii v. 1 I JL vvviiit: ill iicLimy $2.25 each wish to carry your larger case COIN PURSES WALLETS CHECK WALLETS GOLD PURSES SHOPPING BAGS 'CARD CASES ROLL-UPS MEDICINE CASES HAND BAGS MONEY BELTS WRIST PURSES ETC. Why The Owl Drug Co. can save you money on all leather goods When The Owl Drug Co. buys leather proods they buy for all the Owl stores in Oakland, San Francisco and Los Angeles.

They could handle a carload of grips if necessary; or $10,000 worth of suit cases. The Owl does over a mHllon; and a half dollars' worth of business a year andjt is nothing for them to buy a thousand grips of a kind. Buying In such immense quantities means a tremendous saving in itself, but The Owl doesn't stop at that, for they mark their leather goods at a smaller percentage of profit than other dealers are satisfied with and as a result sell you everythmg in the -leather goods line at about Vt less Your initials Free on all Suit Cases No matter what you pay for a suit case. The Owl puts your Initials on free we are glad to do such favors for our patrons. Furthermore, we will promptly deliver any suit case (or anything else, for that matter) anywhere in Oakland, Alameda 6r Berkeley.

We want to give you every possible advantage of modern business courtesy, for your good will is worth more to us than tne profit upon any one sale. AND ALL AT ABOUT 25 PER CENT LESS THAN YOU PAY ANYWHERE ELSE. than you usually are asKea to pay. $6.00 afjit $6.25 For a limited time we will sell our rugrs at the following; prices: TWENTY-FIVE PATTERNS 9x12 BODY BRUSSELS RUGS, of the famous Whittall make. This name -in itself assures individuality, originality and quality.

These famous rugs are on sale at $30.00. TWENTY-FIVE PATTERNS 9x12 BEAUVAIS AX-MINSTER RUGS, in rich Oriental colors, exact reproductions of Turkish and Persian rugs. Sale Price, $25.00. TWENTY-FIVE PATTERNS 9x12 AXMINSTER VELVET RUGS, all woven in one piece, not a seam in them, bright, cheerful colors, in up-to-date patterns. Sale Price $25.

FIFTEEN PATTERNS 9x12 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS these are all one piece rugs, a fact that makes them doubly desirable from a point of beauty and durability. Colors and patterns are the latest. Sale Price, $18.50. FIFTEEN PATTERNS 9x12 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS, just the thing for any room in your flat or cottage cheap at $20.00. Sale Price, $16.50.

We also have a large assortment of smaller rugs at all prices. most complete line pf lace curtains and draperies shown in this county' will be found at our establishment. Grips on Special Sale (This Week Only) $5.00 HERE'S A WONDERI A solid leather elephant grained grip In two sizes. Leather lined and finished beautifully withelther gilt or nickel trimmings. An' unusually handsome grip of light colored leather.

This is one of "the greatest specials we ever gave in our leather goods department. Don't fall to see them even if you do not need one because they would make a beautiful Xmas gift for some of your friends. 14 inch, reenlarlv Sfi.OO. Dollar Envelope Purses at The Owl for half-price Just to start a little excitement! We have about 300 of these envelope purses, all dark leather, with either pearl, gilt or gun-metal- clasps. They're well made, attractive and exceedingly stylish.

They sell everywhere for a dollar, but in order to-interest you we have made a regular old-time Owl cut on them. People have long since learned to know that when the Owl starts anything it it with a hum. These purses are a good example of the Owl's price cutting ideas. Take all AQf, IT- V. you want as long as they last for.

ECH I 15 inch, regularly Special, either size $5.00 each Remember, you do not have to come to the city to trade with The Owl Drug Co. Send, us your order by mall. You'll get the same attention and the same prices city folks get. You'll always find everything advertised Just as described. Send for catalogue.

The Owl Draa' Go; Sale of A nthony agS As Illustrated At Top of this Advertisement. A solid leather Anthony shopping bag lined with moire sllk; Viouble long strap handles, leather -draw string; an attractive, fashionable, high-grade bag 'selling elsewhere at $2.00 each. As long as they last they'll be on 8ale at 97c each The Owf Guarantee and what it means. "When you buy at The Owl you can get your money back if the goods are not. satisfactory." There's a million dollar corporation back of that statement and what is more, you get your money back without quib or quibble.

You take no chances when you trade with The Owl Drug for The Owl takes no chances with merchandise of doubtful quality. 13TH AND BROADWAY. 16TH AND SAN PABLO. OAKLAND 10TH AND WASHINGTON. Ochs, Mauerhan Peyton Cor.

14th and Franklin Streets TBAQt m5k1 1 1.