Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 2

MONDAY EVENING, OAKLAND TRIBUNE. JANUARY 23, 1S07. BRIEF ILLNESS ENDS LIFE EIGHT JURORS OF PROMINENT MERCHANT lOOLDBERG 0 LEACH NOT A CANDIDATE 1 SECURED go; (Continued from page One.) (Continued tram Page One.) Will Not Seek Republican Nomination for the Office of City Atorney. Van Ness Ave. and Sutter Telephone: Stores: Company, located at Thirteenth and Franklin streets, pome, tlma last hight.

Franklin 701." West 101. Park 456-457-458. Oakland 1. rnained away because o. dissen-sions in the family as regarding Mrs.

Harry Thaw and her companion, Miss MecMcKenzie. 2829 -'California Street 1401 Halght Street Oakland: 13th and Clay Sts. Warehouse; 16th -and Wood Streets. uu run im wa a. wrucn as Leach, the rlsina young attoi this morning, AH that the burglars; ney, announced this morning that he ate known to have atolon was S5 worth not aiww nisnameto ro oeiore tii nnnhllfan citv Cronventlon or TO SECURE JURYr NEW YORK.

Jan. 28. The trial of Harry: K. Thaw for Ithe kUiinar of Stanford White was resumed this morning before Justice Fitzserald in the criminal court branch of the Su It's the Jast of the month people will hold back but haw can you resUt buying liberally at this isale? The avirage savin? off regular prices is 15 and over. Rem imber.

four "SPECIALS ech month quite an item isn't it? Here's the problem in preme Court DuHfig this week a Jury will be obtained and considerable tes timony, possibly all the prosecution' of atamps, The pbllce have made an the Municipal League convention for investigation, end it Is thought that; the nomination of City Attorney. Attnrney Leach said this mornirwf the Job was done by amall boys. thit prtvate -business has IncreasM The front door' of the office was! to such an extent that he could not opened by sawing a small opening near! ft' the keyhole. The key was turned byj sition an that If elected he could not reaehing a hand Inside the door -Jnstk to either office. "My private business has Increased through thw fmall aperture.

Anotlrer Mnce giving up the position door on the inside of th bffice was-of prosecuting attorney In the Polica dealt with in a similar manner. Wth iSSSS Afer i-aJnlng entrance to the proposition. I have decided to retain the burgers proceeded ta play havoc! "iy private business in preference to time. I SI JS wui oner, win te Heard, is nopel. it wilt probably be at least two days be fore the five Jurors still neeJed will be fuih obtained.

We3nesclay or Thursday at th; latest the district attorney should Tuesday Wednesday Monday bo able to make his opening aJdrefs to the Jury and begin his direct examination of i entering politics at the present There hss probably never been a with the furniture and desks. The top Grocery Department murder trial In this country which for of Fcrsythe's desk was ripped offj andi Ull UUs! sustained interest has the who the papers thrown about the floor. The Thousands of letters from people Thaw case. While the obtaining of a Try Imported Spaghetti, Vermicilll. .2 lbs.

.25 Jury a dry, monotonous work, crowds i nave vseo tnem prove mvi. cl.airs were aied up, as were the.thom. begged for ainisniott all last wcfSt- Letters and numbers "La Favortta. Now that tfsnmo.ny which it is gen String Beana "Sea desks and other furniture In the plact.i Forsythe could assign no reason for' any against him on the erally will tw exceedingly interesting Is socn to be heard, the mor Guatemala 25 Most popular of! 2 lbs .45 Central American coffees. Succotash "Sea-Foam" 12'2 Sweet, tender, natural do.

1.50 French Olive Oil. 1.60 G. B. Vierge. The best can 3.10 Preserved China Ginger jar .30 Stems' first quality, medium jar .60 a 1 I 7 As delicious as fresh beans.doa 1.60 Tomatoes'Alcalde" .10 Solid packed, natural.

1 SO California Prunes .....4 lbs. .23 bid and curious will appear In greater numbers'. Justice Fitzgerald has decided on stern measures, hov. ever, to curb the tendency of tbe mere p'ght-seer. He has issued orders that at part of anyfemalfljoys, but the manner in which the office was wrecked shows' that the sole purpose of the marauder emporary Sweet, wholesome.

no time-during the trial shall spectators be admitted. Captain of Police Petersen Is invest-: Only those having positive business In the court will Norway Mackerel Choice little fish; a breakfast lb. pail 1.00 lailng tr burglary, and he asserts that he does not believe the theft was .20 .20 Maple Hems-Mads Mines Meat committed by the same men who entered the, offices In the Macdonough building. He is confident that small boysvcommitted the deed. Eye Troubles Pt, jar, JO; qt, 55 14 gil, 1.15 Evaporated Apples-.

..2 lbs. .25 Fancy Alden, white fruit. Self-Raising Buckwheat "Peacock" 2 -lb. package. Salmon Cutlets "Forget-Me-Not" Large ova) cans 2 cans Bouillon Capsules "Anker" Box of ten makes ten cups.

French Sardines choice y. 2 cans Enameline Stove Polish 6 caans A a A ajiw .25 .45 .25 .25 .25 ft "My Cake Is Dough." Did not use Sperry'a Flour. Powdered Borax 3 1 -lb. Snider1 Beans 1 -lb. .25 2s, 2 cans, 25oj 3s, 3 .50 Washing Ammonia, qt.

.20, 14 gal. .35 George Wallis Humphrey, Well-Knovjn Be Governmeni soys; in Business and Fraternal Circles. Justice Fitzgerald has decided that the spectators, particularly women, v. "no appear at trials with sensational features, will be barred. This order has been made and the public and court officers have been told to obey It to the letter.

INTEREST IN TRIAL. The Interest in which the trial is held 13 shown particularly by the arrival of visitors at the New York hotels. Residents of Pittsburg, naturally, are in the majority. The apparent desire of the defense to hasten the trial or at least to complete the Jury is thought to be a sign that some move not as yet hinted at will be made. The defense has never outlined or even intimated what the line of defense is to be.

Its counsel have said that no inkling would be given before the address to the Jury was made. There have been so many surprises in seven months that a new move on the part of. the defense is being looked for. Counsel for Thaw held a conference yesterday lasting several hours pre-presumably In preparation for the defense. Mrs.

Harry was present throughout the meeting. .25 .45 .25 .45 Shrimps Baratarla For creamed shrips 2 cans Black Ripe pint jar Extra fancy lot quart "Moir's Kippered Herring 25 Try It for breakfast 2 cans .45 Dog Biscuits Spratt's 3'2 lbs. .25 Prevents distemper. .25 lb. box 1.50 a prominent and active member of the George Wallis Humphrey, one of Reliance Club.

Mr. Humphrey was taken 111 last No the only safe whisky Is the bottled kind, from which we may draw the Inference that whisky in barrels la unsafe be-causcj tampering is possible without bo many chances of detection. Personally, 1 should prefer drinking ardent spir-. Eye defects may be temporary or permanent. Both demand Immediate and skillful attention.

A competent optician under stands the underlying causes, how to distinguish between the two varieties, and how to ad vise you to the best advantage. For defects of a. temporary character he will prescribe glasses which may be likened to a crutch. When the eyes through the assistance of the lenses have recovered their normal tone the glasses may be laid aside. Consult our opticians.

Eastern Crackers ever so many kinds fresh stock. .3 cartons .25 vember, at which time ne went to ban Diego In 4company with his wife. He returned to Oakland January little Oakland's prominent merchants, passed away Saturday night at FaWola hospital after an illness of two months, during which time he suffered from acute nephritis. In the death of Mr. Humphrey this community has sustained a distinct loss, as he was actlvo in business, social and fraternal circles Improved in health and was taken to Fabiola rjospital, ne naa oeen under th care of Drs.

J. M. Shannon its from a barrel, if 1 and William W. Kergan, up to the time of his death. had to use it at all.

I would get through the habit more expeditiously and save both time and Mr. Humphrey was a member of the firm of Dean Humphrey, with a fur WHAT DELMA5 5AY9. Delphln M. Delmas, after the confer- Vl In April, 1903, Mr. Humphrey was married to Miss Mabel Kergan, daughter of Mrs.

William W. Kergarf of 957 Eighth street. Since their wedding Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey have resided at the home of Dr.

and Mrs, ence, wnen asxea vu niture business on Thirteenth street, near Washington. Six years ago he entered the store of Barnes B. Dean as a bookkeeper. Hl3 integrity and abil money, as I could buy In carload It is not the risk of tampered but tampered nerves that I fear in adopting this plan, however. When the government will provide free whisky and label it Safety Brand can be used with impunity," I will look into it.

Meanwhile. I favor soft "It would hardly ne proteaaiui.i FRENCH WINEINEGR DESSAUX FILS Quarts. ..25 There are many kinds some nothing but acids, palatable, too. Better be particular pay a little more. The makers of this vinegar are the oldest manufacturers of wine and malt vinegars in the world, and we sell their -product, knowing it to be superior to all others.

Include a bottle with your order. Olive Oil as a Toilet Requisite The time is coming when you will buy Olive Oil by the case not a single bottle. The frequent use of pure Olive Oil Is becoming more universal every year? Why7 Because, in addition to being a table oil, it is highly for use after bathing, to be rubbed thoroughly into the skin. When' applied to the body of a baby, the results are astonishing in the promotion of a clear, healthy skin, in preserving and brightening the complexion it is far superior face creams. SIERRA MADRE has no superior Pintsi 50c; $5.00 dozen; quirt.

5o.j dozen. disclose our case, you may say. it or in Mime strictly within ity won for him rapid strides in the rrM 1. commercial world, and he became a the statutes of ion. no higher law In this State, and all oKmit thA iinwritten law is J-drlnks the Lehnnardt kind.

Piping 5 hot this time of year. member of the firm of Dean Humphrey. Prior to engaging in the furni Kergan. Mr. Humphrey was thirty-eight years of age and he is survived by his wife, his mother and two sisters and two brothers, Mrs.

Belle Colvin, Mrs. Nellie Talboty. L. H. Humphrey and Frank V.

Humphrey. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1:80 o'clock from Masonic Temple alnd will be hel4 under the auspices of theMasons. 466 Thirteenth Street Bat. Breadway and Washington i i.i a vent. o.wii bosh.

Nor can I see the efficacy of a plea of emotional insanity. There 7 thtnir A man may ture business in this city, Mr. Humph rey was connected with the Westphal Oakland PURITY AND CLEANLINESS IS OUR MOTTO. Lahnhardt'o 1159 BROADWAY. umorarnyne: hut that is.ixu Milling company as cniei salesman-He was a Scottish Rite Mason, a member of the local lodge ofElks a nil was Bart Prtneleco, Stockton, anotner matter.

mug ptobcts uiai Sacramento. Freafie. VTAWWWWWWVWTMTTMWiV week'wlH be required to fill the Jury box. unre pk sura nr. tt High-Grade Wines and Liquors Tho trial was resumed today PRIMARY lFofT ll BUTTER I there remained five Jurors to be chosen SKm aong the less than 100 esmen Hahn, Incumbent.

FFTH WARD. For Mayor, F. K. Mott; for City Auditor, George E. Gross; for Member City Couhcil, B.

H. Pendleton; for City Engineer, Frederick C. Turner. Delegates: F. W.

Bilger, C. D. Vincent, R. H. Pease, W.

H. Qrrick C. D. Bates Jr.l B. F.

Woolner, Cal Ew-Insr. Charles Dudley O'Gara, F. R. who remain to be exammcu. jrenerally conceded that the taking of festfmony will not be possible before Wednesday.

ELECTION 4.50 .50 3.25 1.75 1.30 1.10 3.60 1.35 .80 Dourbon and Rye Whisky Old Stock qt. 1.15, gsllen Table Claret V. Zinfandel Buy enough to bottle It Brandy Extra California pure and good qt. gal. California No.

2 Port a good, palatable qt, .45, gal. Absinthe Pernod File green here's a good buy French Vermouth dry, qt. 35. Rock and Ry -'Dry 8auterne Vista del Valle .....1 dox. qts.

0X0, 1 do, pts, Belfast Ginger Ale Cochran Co Everard's Canadian Malt Lager "splits" (just a glassful) do. nearly half an hour before the morning Williamson, J. G. Heir. Clarence Crowell, I.

D. Martin, Sam Meyer, 1 1 r- ii session was scneauieu onmnnnlpd bv Miss McKenzie. (Continued from Page One.) John'B. Jordan, R. C.

Schubart, 1. I Cavasso. Eugene W. Roland, F. J.

Miss McKenzie today declared there was absolutely no truth in the report AT CUT PRICE. 2 full weight 95c iy2 full weight 75c 1 full Weight Fresh ranch eggs, ROYAL CREAMERY Woodward, R. G. Denney, J. F.

Kick, W. Denton. Henry H. Miller, W. J.

that there had been aircerencea ui Thaw family, and said it was untrue that any dissension had arisen over her presence 'In the courtroom. Mm. Thaw wore the dark Cahill. SEVENTH WARD. Household Department ways 'been in harmony with Mayor Mott's administration and have never opposed him in any way.

i ALEX ADAM. SECOND WARD. For good government; regular Republican ticket. Second ward: For HARRY ANDERSON TICKET blue dress which has now become fa Sleeve Board covered with felt Henrv at Melvln. H.

S. Anderson. Dr. .25 .40 .85 Sleeve Iron "Sensible" nickel adjustable miliar to those in tne courtroom, aim again her features were hidden beneath a closely drawn veil. Paul Lanz, Dr.

J. M. Stalder, John Cook, E. Dargie, B. H.

Dean, H. D. Swales. George S. Pierce, H.

J. Felt Broom for hardwood floors; triangular shape. .35 Mayor Frank K. Mott; for City Attorney, A. P.

Leach; for City Auditor, F. M. Hathaway; for Councilman-at- Self-Wringing Mop Saves the hands; lightens the work A H5 Lot Derby, James Patullof Alex Anderson, Harry Mills, Hugh Hogan, Charles Jeffery, Ohris Julius Seul-bereer. Manuel Henas, J. B.

Allen, Large, Eugene Stackler; for Councilman, Second ward, A. H. Elliot. tmnhiM contend with, spring; from .35 1.50 -20 .20 .95 Delegates: Guy C. Earl, A.

H. Breed, Porcelain Rolling Pin delft and white patterns Universal Meat Chopper 3 grlnders-coarse, medium and fine. Whisk Broom 10 inches, nickel ring and cap Corn Popper fun for the little folks wholesome, tocaingle, double Gas Stove Waffle Irons Just what you need; can be heated R. Geary, Capt M. Anderson, G.

E. a torpid liver and blockaded bowels, unless you awaken themto their proper action with Dr. King's New Life Pills; H. B. Mehrmann, A.

C. Smith, O. A. Smith, C. E.

Watson, M. O'Conneli, C. Aitken. MUNICIPAL LEAGU. E.

Snook, W. A. Fawcett, John Mitchell, the pleasanteM ana muw tuc for Constipation. They prevent Appendicitis and tone up the system. 26c at Os The municipal League tickets are as E.

Chisholm, Alves, Frank Mc- good Brothers' drug stores, wroaawa-. 1 A TVa.htnotnn PAT. Dermott, W. H. MUlan, James O.

Qulnn. Mortimer Smith, Frank Larmar, corner or aeveaui, suu follows: FIRST WARD, George W. Hunt, E. T. Lelter, J.

R. MacGregdr, Walter Hunt, W. O. J. Kyte, I O.

ranter, vr. u. i- BssBssBfficaHBTaTjTaTassssM BRANCHES n. jmm mi Ud near E. 14th at.

1 Hit uth near E. 14th at, City Market. 13th near Waahn. Wilson's Market. 904 Waahn.

st J266 Shattuck Berkeley. Johcaon.Locke-Mercantrte S. Kew Branch, 37th and San Pablo. Sol. Agents.

MAIN STORE 309-S1 TWELFTH ST. ft) It! Wilson, W. E. Griffith, F. E.

Buckley, Walter Taylor, A. A. Reiser, A. H. ner of Tweum.

IVnedae Company Moody, R. p. Mead, J. A. McPherson, Marx.

John Chlcoii. SECOND WARD. THIRD WARD. ticket Clarence E. Wil In Temporary Quarters The Winedale Company have moved MAIL ORDERS If you live out of town you will find it great advantage In knowing a first-class grocery house to care for your orders.

By ordering a little advance you got the same service afforded a city customer, besides good, fresh, nutritious groceries are pot always obtainable in the country. Send for Catalogue Watch These Sales It Pays. HAIL I RDER 1240 Van Ness Ave- San Francisco DEPARTMENT I6th and Wood Streets, Oakland 13th and Clay Streets, Oakland George W. Dornln, J. A.

Morrow, A. H. C. K. Marshall, E.

H. Lake, son, xnil. KOSnneim, vv. n. j.

aian.u-ews, M. J. Flynn, A. P. Stiefvater, A.

E. Johnstone, Hugh McCracken, A. L. O. L.

Knowles, E. R. Elllasen, G. E. Brlnckerhoff, E.

J. Edwards, R. P. M. their office and stocK to temporary quarters at 470 Tentn street, navmg Frick, Jacob Fibush, FranK MCK-iernan, Greeley, J.

C. Gllson, H. J. Lackey, vacated their former location on Joseph Tehapey, J. F.

Swart, Eugene. C. E. Merwln, Jerry Tyrrel, Hugh J. Washington street, preparatory to moving Into their new stores onThlr- Wftdsworth, Cyrus Miner, unaries Strasburg, F.

C. Walker, J. E. Beaudry. Bell.

M. J. Hyde, Mark A. Thomas, -THIRD WARD. teenth street between Tanun ana A.

B. Moffitt, John r. ueary. Webster streets, which elegantly ap John F. Mullln'8 ticket John W.

W. Manuel, L. G. Burpee, 0 B. Mott.

E. O. Corrigan. George bamueis, pointed expressly, bum ior tms com-nanr lit exnected to be ready for oc Palmer, Oliver Ellsworth, A. S.

Car Maurice Flynn, Albert Bistorius, W. H. man, J. D. Galloway, S.

Baxter, cupancy by April. 1st. The Winedale rnmnanv is one of the most reliable J. Matthews, V. A.

Boeil, Kugene waaa- F. H. Cark, F. A. Leach, John Tomorrow's Entries.

Bell, George Jtoeth, John McVey, I fr I worth. Darius McMillan, warry W. S. Baxter. J- H.

McHafde, 302 Nopsey 89 258 Water Thrush .105 Yarbor 94 41 Huerfano 94 nnt nonuiar concerns OI lis mnu ill thisv section. The business has grow Charles-. S. Booth. J.

G. Whita. I FOURTH WARD. T. M.

Goodwin, Henry V. uusnrng. i. Whitehead, Ed Conry. James Ronald, tr Immense nroportions ana is con 197 My Pal ,...,.,..,,...105 II i oird Johnston I stantly on the increase, showing the high regard In which this company W.

Owens, W. H. Morrison. H. A.

Powell, George Kirk. Ira 415. Sharper Bawn 1 377 El Primero ,....,,.105 The contest nere is oetween juuhu Vaughn. W. R.

Sibbett. W. Bahls, is held. and Fitzgerald for Councilman. A.

L. Fish, B. F. Edwards, A. L.

THIRD RACE Five furlongs; three. year-old fillies. Smith, D. Scully, K. Dunean George Stetson, Dr.

J. Stark, Schober SWm m.w. FOURTH WARD, Robert Boyer ticket: Henry P. DaU FIRST RACE Three and one-half turlongs; selling; two-year-olds. Horse.

Wt 190 Vallejo ....109 37 War Sawyer 109 426 Rhinestone 109 873 Tea Bath 109 414 Heather Scott 109 414 Lady Adelaide 109 320 Charay 109 414 Boas 109 384 Wllmore 112 ImDOrt 11! Horse. Wt, Lowry; John E. Gustavson, W. E. inn A L.

Lener. usuar jarciiiuer Montgomery, H. N. cDalton, M. A.

CASTOR I A Harry G. Williams, Charles A. Gove. Jones, W. S.

McMurtry. FIFTH WARD. J67 Mis Turtle 103 391 Pink 103 418 Tetanus ..,..10 415 Anna. Karenlna .,....,...,,,107 415 Gold Heather 113 Mrs. Ross 103 391 Calendar, 103 Frank D.

wiuwros, ue'K i Charles Andrew Waters, Arthur E. Jackson. John H. Eurnham. A.

Slcotte, Edward J. Tyrrell. E. F. For Irifaiits and Children.

Tba Kind You Have Always Bought Shoes I Cos I The for trimmest looking Men -I J. K. Morfitt, Cary Howard, S. Hawley, Earle, T. W.

Corder, Franxun iiangs, j. c. HiiL J. G. Hovt Garrison.

Carl t. F. W. Healy'a b. c.

Peep. Bears the E. Booth B. S. Hubbard, J.

C. Fosslng, 91 Ella True Smith. John k. nili W. P.

wneeier, jyart 3. Noyes, F. gert Jobn unn n. 3S Calla ....103 I 113 by W. C.

Clark, J. E. Farnum O'Day-Auntle Mum. Be Thankful S. C.

Hildreth's ch. Handsome Crest. San Ramon Cuddy. Frank E. Dowd, John M.

Coyna John earn, s. G. Harper, E. FOVRTH RACE Five and one-half Fred D. Realy.

109 and least cxpenslvo that Women (in the loag rua) Want and trictly fine the Best Children hoe for women la All Flint SIXTH WARD. furlongs; Thl uenevieve Handicap; three-year-olds and up; value W. DAVIS Anchorage S. F. ch.

g. Yellow tall-Twinkle Twinkle. W. P. FENNIMORE J-C- U.

HOQUE Horse. wt. W. D. i Macdonald.

W. J. Kleferdorf. R. Duncan, A.

Weber, Dudley J. SuelL SECOND RACE Futurity course; 389)CIoudllgM 107 (S99) Hector .....110 424 Tony Faust 411 Laura F. .....100 I SEVENTH WARD. I aelllnr: maiden three-year-olds and Daly, C. Lewis.

W. A. Dow UD. Horse. Wt HAHN TICKET.

J. w. Hann, KM Freeman. F. H.

Bruning. rharles F. Mau, John F. Teague, Andrew Nor? I. H.

CleV. Henry M.Watkinsz A Hodges. Bert Parker. Dr. H.

Dletz Dr. S. Ta" William H. Biers, F. Desmond.

Harry Morrison, Olaf Anderson. Robert Waters, M. Lewin, N. H. Johnston, Levi Appley, P.

Staples, George Walton. M. F. Hynes, J. Lawrence, lie Spauldlng.

The main contest In this ward Is be Bover for Council and Em II FIFTH RACE--0n mile and fifty J. D. French, L. D. Inskeep.

R. Allen, Ci Lombard. Q. Loken, Cw' Eaton, W. Waidell, C.

J. Swift. L. J. Hardy JrH.

Kower, H. A. SchuSse, B. H. Welch, C.

3. Easson, C. yarda; selling: rouryear-oias and up have (jlorta Leathers no $3,50 for all i Occasions. Equal. Prnffree-MMfc) AfuU Use Horse.

Wt 307 Politic 109 Bain Shot 89 379 Bill Perry 106 Era- 101 416 Avona 99 422 Briarthorpe ,109 400 Swagger 104 ,179 Trapsetter 112 422 Daniel, C. ,...104 409 Bearskin ...1 97 Box Elder ..109 404 Sir Carter 109 410 Royal 109 I of them at Senram's PILES CURED IN TO 1'OAVS. PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to eure any case of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in C.to 14 days or money refunded. 1 60e.

404 Fury 421 Judge ...107 Welch, W. H. Hardy, J. C. Estey, R.

H. Cross. Evans, Percy Walker, T. Wallace. T.

E. Hunt R. W. Kinney, C. W.

Armea Jr Dr. B. Holmes, B. W. Hammond, Arthur.

John L. McVeyTR. B. Gaylord, Grant Miller, B. Cook.

Frank Davidson. T. B. H. Crandall, L.

a- Brattln, George Swlck, L. HaUaral. 1 Pieiient CaU-a, -5 First-class TurUUh and ilimnam hath1. Finest service the coast; experienced attendants; also swimming tank for ladies and gentlemen. Take Piedmont car to twenty-fourth street- Exclusively.

Soecial Benfch Made. 84.00. Atwavt Remrnbar tka Fell Ntni SIXTH RACE One- mile and fifty yards; selling; three-year-olds and up. Horse. -o V-: Wt 412 Tawasentha 81 418 E4 Sheridan 82 (40)Dorado .........103 41 La Rose 102 338 Beechwood 98 Spats, Lens Rubbers ca every 2109 Fillmore Si; San.

Francisco. -I.