~ -TgE SAX CALL, NOVEMBER- 27;; 1909.:^- 10 FRANCISCO .SATURDAY. rnnri011 "Aviators Ar^Kilh^ BIBLE TfXTS MAY CUYCLERPWEARS THINGS TO JAPANESE ARE nr HtW':'^ Vrl\JlvliVlA\\3 German BEfiMStAYER BRIBEWASOfiMD EAT and DRINK THEGUESTS Of Seized Upon by Officers in the Walter Parker, Southern Pacific RENT IN GAS BAG BRIANDDEPLORES DECISION PROTECTS Search for Murderer 6f;Y; Political Machine Boss, Is A.NEWMAN SAN Young Robert Black Named as Proposer Vienna Kosher Sausage Manufac- FRANCISCO turer. of Beef. Packer Smoked Tongues and Provisions; wholesale ON AMERICAN and retail. Visitors From the Orient Will FATALTO TWO MEN 'WAR' SCHOOLS PATENTS yarious Early Clews and Sus- Good Government Meeting in 1180 McAllister Street Be Entertained by Busi- Angeles Is Phone Park 5571 Bodies of Aviators Found With French Premier Replies to Abbe German Court Rules in Favor of picions Dissipated by Later Los Roused to nessmen Here. Developments Frenzy by Accusation Balloon 500 Miles From Who Defends the Action of United^ States! Co/ Under GREAT WESTERN Compact Starting Place Bishops Before Deputies Government (ouliuurd from Throughout United States Continued ;from Pa"**';» Page 0 MARKET the - — . 1323-1323 FILIiMORK STItEET \u25a0• - said: 'I you Ktldy . * tracks n#-at> "Ross late^Frlday /night;'* satlon and suppose know Between and Ellla Unbounded Hospitality Has 26,— ...:•'Brehck- PARIS, Nov. 2G<—Premier Briand in LEIPZIG, Nov. 26:—-The imperial su- you BERLIN, Nov. Doctor Murray says, "when a man stepped;up what, l.want to see about?* Ian- BEST 'MEATS LOWEST PRICES N Hugo Francke, the chamber of deputies today replied preme court" today -rendered a decision do," Lard, 2 lbs. fcr.. 25«? Party mann and the two most and asked, for 'a match. I:told him jl swered- 'I-believe I or words to Been Extended to to a 'speech of Abbe Gayraud, member in which . it interpreted the patent Roast. Pork. 1b...... 12Vie Ur 13e — daring members of the Aero Club of v had none "and..he •insisted ;'tliat\'liglyo that effect. Legs of Mutton. 1b...... 02Hc ' Berlin, have "been killed through the for Flnißterre, who had 1 defended the agreement between Germany and the Leg of Lamb or Yearling:, lb.....15c concerning an; him one. At Uiat ?lJstartedVto run an best KING'S. Alameda, on the and" the patent. office " Miss May Farrell/ fiancee of get you csl, it you sign ordi- FLOL'K—Fine white, roller proce>i.< family, matfs of Berkeley. Mayor Noy of Francke was an architect. Their aerial some people. It-i« -now' .war inhis, ooo that rich, creamy ,l.reail, special -Jvnowland, ' favor. /;. \ employed the „•Fraser .and — oO lb. sai-ks. extra Congressman possibility nance^today Joseph R. exploits had attracted much attention schools. You speak ofJj the The ;court today. declared .that the |with :^iver and- take it to Summer- *t.45. Eggs Best California storage. -10c t10r.. ; Metcalf, Stratton, among friends. compromise, companies, yes- : |Sugar, pore Victor IL- Fred C. and no little alarm thefr of arriving at a peaceful patent office renew the letters of Anacbrtes' lumber said r cane granulated. IS lbs. $1; Pink collector of the port of San Francisco; They • Schmargendorff. do you the present attitude must " land."^ Beans, cl«>an, new crop, « lbs. 25c; Tery best ascended from but think patent,as;tlie German-American agreed terday that no man other than Black ,cream lbs. I. li. Clay, president of the Oakland a suburb of Berlin, Monday. The point of "leaders conducive to this "My answer was that Idid not want rolled Oat». 5 —ZSei Alpine Milk. res. Catholic '- ---is ment- guaranteed ' ' treatment ever building to see her. : :10c can. a for 25c; Soups Campbell'* as»t. aiul of commerce; F. W. Dohr- at which on \u25a0 -.'\u25a0 '; -\u25a0;:\u25a0\u25a0; - x '"''-* 1- called at the any of money. Clam 13c; <-bartn*>er the bodies were found is end?". Of patents. -;r] ;'. "\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0-'. \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 '.i'-V;,., ' of'that'kind Chowder. r#ff. 10* can. 2 for Aspar:«- George Pardee, Guy ( ,gnu inann, C. C. Earl the northern edge of the gulf of Quar- XOTsVISITEDBV OTHERS "He also made the statement that Soup Tips. res. 15c can. 10c; finest Spile nnd several other prominent men met ner©, at the northeast extremity of the Compact Peas. Pearl Barley. Sairo. Tapioca. Lentils ««c The Japanese and them to LANDS AT Aids. Americans l-'Black used •to \come freauently," money was being spent and Imight as Rice. r*jf.10c lb.. 2 for I.V:Macaroni. Spaffhetri. conducted Adriatic sea, and, in an almost direct GUAYAQUIL (buy jret morning TVASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-^The Ger- to \u25a0 Vermicelii Itin bulk and ftill weishtn waiting automobiles. The" line south, miles Berlin. . said Palmer, '"and take Miss Farrell : well, get some of It. He said that my rejr. lOe 13c; Oakland, 500 from DEFYING PORT OFFICERS patent agreement was lb.. 2 lbs. Pancake Flour—— Cm :i was to riding: manfAmerican luncheon.; cold morning devoted around signed at, February, She had no other men vlslt- power, was inot executive,. that my duty hotyrakts touch the spot All IN: Alameda, Piedmont and Berkeley, the Washington on 23. pkgs. 2 for 25e; Vjnest Golden Drip Syrop. gat. \ was, a quiet ministerial, 60s; ending at the state university, of Had No Itrelieves -American manufacturers of ors;: at sthe5 the building.' .She was .'simply \ and that Icans TEAS aftd COKFEKS boufiat from in ride NOT TO BE TRANSFERRED President Railroad requirement German, law, are always quality; the the that young ;' ", \u25a0 money uniform in .SaWador Ooffw. where the visitors were received by Papers Yacht of w6man\ v and! had no women might as» well get the and slgj\, fine breakfast quality. 2t)«r lb.. 2 for 33c: P«»r- TO COURT OF ST. JAMES Clearance for to sell products in Germany they 1 Dr. John Fryer, professor of oriental their friends in building, but bften.woiild it'andfget* it out of my hands as ]<"*« blend, rl.h tn aroma, mild fia-rored. 25c »•.. languages of the university; E. M. GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador. Nov. 26.— must manufacture"; them on ithis 2 lb» 45c; Imperial Wend, clear amber Prof. tlie^basls-'of to with ;other. girls. She' quickly .possible. , colore»f.^ I>»wis, Prof. W. C. Mitchell and Prof. Count yon Bernstorff Is to Re- Archer Harmon, president* of" the patents Germany. It also relieved walk "work fas t*Z. Csc.Talue. 3EOc: Mocha and Java Coffee. 2Z»: company, the 1* was particularly.:attentive to her * c: by the to origin rice v ; Parker and Ihad th*i or nation, upon official observers attribute the de^Burisen work, emphat- "At/the^time !3 bottles of Port. Sherry. Angelica or Ctaret. 25c; his in which he called his are dis- she went .to declared the buffet* Old Whisky, 75c bottle, reg. *1 value; subjects. to give heed to those appointed of the rumor to those who LONDON,VSqv.' 26.~The report from conversation in Alexandria GoT't pleased ambassador's vigor- SOCIALIST ELECTED ... ically-that there was no possibility that fancy Santa Clara Prunes, reg. .': lhs. for 25e as their teachers. with the. .Madrid^published-in the; Mornins Tale-. he told me he had found out that this quality. 4 lbs. 25c; Muir Peaches, reg. 10c lb.. .1 ous replies to the anti-German cam- TO THE REICHSTAG '< de-'Bunsen; there was no possibility -that there fop The speeches of the day were deliv- graph -that ,; Sir -^Maurice 5 was for Mr. Huntington. He made tnis lbs. 25c: Mpdrpark-Apricots, reg. 15c lb.. 2 ered at the Claremont country club, paign carried on through' ' certain to Spain, would would be a rival for Miss Farrelj's hand 25c. JOHX W. KING CO.. Modern Grocers. publications. ; HALLE, Prussia, British- ambassador . statement his having found Pure Food Distributers. 1101 Valencia it.corner where luncheon was had. L H. Clay American :Province of Saxony, replace y Amtassador Bryce ,at .would have taken ;, last as to — socialist, a coon f who Black's life. 22d. Phone Mission 15S. presided and. In opening, referred to Nov. 26. Herr .Kuriert(#, "in Washington^ as. at^ foreign that it was for the Huntington lnter- today, stated \tlie the visit here of Admiral IJichi. "From bye-election held for- a member office today to; e absolutely untrue; ; ;estß statement speaker, MURDERERS ESCAPE reichstag > for Halle-Saalkreis, t in connection with his him." said the "Ilearned much of! the NURSE BECOMES BRIDE .money of your country and of your unfailing FROM ANCIENT PRISON defeated his radical opponent, 25,653 to WEALTHY RANCHER that was being used. Various courtesy. Italk now as a businessman 21,298. The .vacancy was caused by. the NORWEGIAN RAILROAD; 0 V^OF other people called me up, some before to bth^r businessmen. Our aims are Tunnel Walls death of Karl Adolf Schmidt,- radical, this conversation with.Mr. Parker and ANCIENT the same and our ambitions the same. Prisoners Under general election of 1907 BY THE KING William McLoughlin Weds Miss ROME a wife who in the | no officials, and urged The warships of Japan have cottw and and Gain Their Liberty had an absolute majority over two some" after. but< gone, and while we may have enjoyed candidates, Alice J. Shea- in Petaluma /> sign it and get It out of my FIcould divorce her husband one v was Years; Building:Is me to GAMBOA, Oaxaca, Mexico, Nov. 26. other . . .of• whom Line FifteenJ ' their visits and made fast friends with Herr Kunert. , • Call] -^ 'quick, or to that effect. your navvmen, Itake greater pleasure It was discovered yesterday that 26 Finally Completed- : [Special Dispatch to The '. hands words if his breath were impure. In the penitentiary at back to. my,office and stayed and greater pride In having —the honor prisoners CHRISTIANIA, Nov. 26.—The "new. \u25a0PETALUMA, Nov. 26.— William M=% Iwent of welcoming you to Oakland first, be- Tehuantepec, many of them murderers, YACHTSMAN'S RESCUER Laughlin,' a wealthy rancher, there until about 6:SO o'clock. The daily thorough use of liberty by digging railway' between. ;Bergen; and Miss «*use you are businessmen like myself, had sained their $5,000 'inaugurated "todayaud^Chris- Alice J/Sftea,, a- professional' nurse 'of understandings mine, the struc- \u2666REWARDED WITH tlania: was with a No Notice to Public with the same as beneath ths walls of ancient 1 King city, were Thanksgiving secondly, prison 15*0, grand;banquet lat which ;Haakon this J married calls, and. because you represent ture. The. was erected in a; -,Tne- line' completes; day at St. Yincent's,Cathollc churclo. "In the meantime Ihad several the that Japan can produce. Men tunneling of the prisoners of New was guest.. the went home stayed at home best and the Eugene Higgins York system. Christlania and: Bergen Miss Gladys vFauchej", daughter of and. I and you make navies posEible. the crumbling walls, It between' - about o'clock, Ileft Dr.lyon's like Men to S:3O when caused fall.. Gratitude "and j has occupied 15 Contractor :S.:A." Faiicher. and Edv/in until like you support armies. Eliminate was originally for a church and Proves His jthe north sea... It • home to keep being further dis- built years ;\u25a0 )l Perry of San Francisco were marrieil from your \u25a0 inVconstructlon. ;)l; efforts and your '\u25a0 work and the monastery, but during the church PARIS, ,26.— A special; to .. Wednesday, about 4. o'clock. your a Nov. the at San, Rafael-November ,17. They told turbed. glory of arms of empire will be state war it was turned into a Figaro says Eugene Charley McKeag was the man who sent empty and from Madrid .that- their friends and family .today. words." garrison and then Into a prison. Higgins,\ the New. York yachtsman,- has KING EDWARD WILL v Den- a telegram at my request to McAleer. K. Mldzuno, consul general of Japan Miss :Dorethea Werenberg of city, return made a present of $5,000 '£o[ the man mark and: A. F. Lund, a of who was then out of the * to Powd@r York, CIIAIM contractor ' In New who acompanied the who him when the n^aruna ARBITRATE ALSOP as qulckly-as possible. : party, speech Jap- TO rescued was this-;city, will,be married during.ihe Tooth translated ISOLATE ' * the into TRYING wrecked on the northwest -coast 'of " , "I kept the ordinance in. my,, safe anese, making his ninety-fifth speech " ' holidays; >; ">,tv~'\ I%^^ -V cleanses, TROUBLESOME RIFFS the Island of Madeira.' 1 :" vJfl ; \u25a0 Chile;jaricTUJnite£l Agree until Mayor:McAleer returned. . After not only preserves and on the trip. Speaking on "California." /States^ McAleer's return, then, to get it to the .Congressman ; to Accept Ruler, \; Knowland declared ,that KBritish NO GAMBLING IS EDICT mayor, I,of course, certified it so that beautifies the teeth without in- the other states had no doubt spoken General Marina at Head of Ex- VOLCANIC DISTURBANCE SANTIAGO'] might sign veto it. previous '*-V i ChVle.V.Novl;\u25a026:~wiHlam / \u25a0 AT:NAPA HOSPITAL he or No of themselves with greater eloquence pedition in Force INTENERIFFE DWINDLING Plerpont,':^ American 2? charge .d'affaires, legal, notice of any .kind was given to yurj/,butimparts purityandfea-? than of which he was master. "I am — todayj made; a; proposal "to/the Chilean the publlc)of the Intention to pass this- congress MELILLA, Morocco. Nox-. 26. Gen- to breath, one 'of the men in the of the CRUZ, Teneriffe, Nov.26 government' that the :Alsop ;be Board of Managers Summons ordinance, and no competitive bids were grance the removing^ country." said, "who believe Marina has left at the head of a SANTA f—Vol- Jclaim; he that all eral to the I/arbitration \u25a0 of:King > asked for. H. J. LELANDE." 1 troops eruptions are diminishing.-. submitted and questions* considerable force of Spanish canic 'One ' AH Attaches' on Carpet instantly the odor of tobacco. difficulties between activity.: Edward, who is frlendly \u25a0to both sides. ; "•\u25a0•\u25a0-' \u25a0 "Subscribed and sworn to before me the can with the intention of sbrroundlnK of the craters ha.s ceased The t \u25a0'-\u25a0\u25a0:' .-- Japan and United States be set- isolating the has streams, The; proposal was accepted and the two Dispatch .Call] this 22d day of November. 1909. George Peni-Butfrur and lava divided into six but is [Special' to The public tled without trouble. Isee no reason Mount advancing: slowly and -".will/;not reach countries will ask the British monarch NAPA, S. Welch, notary in and for the why they not friendly. Riff tribesmen who are still Intrenched Nov. 26.—There was great can be Each ' Santiago and Tamalns for several days. to act as arbitrator. among army county of Los Angeles, state of Cali- succeeding year sees tlie" -trade rela- there. excitement the small of fornia." grow- attendants and employes of the tions between the two countries correct," said, officers!* FREIGHT FORWARDING company is he -"It means Napa state ;;hospital yesterday; jWhen ing bigger and nothing should occur placed which would tend to impair these rela- that while Charles^Webb Howard Medical Superk»tendent E. B." Stone sum- RICHARD C. KERENS MAY MOVING EAST AND WEST speak the property in a" trust for'his, wife he moned them before him and read an Freight rates can tx» jcreatly reduced oo youc tions'. T»*hen T thus Iknow I " AMBASSADOR might have at any moment 'he desired SENATOR PERKINS order, adopted by of man- • BE• MADE household goods by shlpplns through voice the sentiments of the business SEELY UNDAUNTED the board ; ." disposed of every head of on community stock the agers last week to the effect that here- of California and I.believe and pocketed money. The any May Be Sent to Ivoice those of the other cities in the ranches the after person connected with the In- Missouri Man JUDSON absurdity of any such idea brarid»»lt as stitution' who shall? be detected in the Court FREIGHT FORn*ARDl.\(i COMPAXV United States." not: Intent of parties when they any ; the the Austrian Pacific BnllUlns Dohrmann, following, spoke the the NEIGHBOR act "of gambling of kind at F. BY "W, of FIAT SUED — PHOXESi Kearny 2T>7Xt: Home J 25r» BY ORPHEUM signed the trust \u25a0agreement." building,or in city- will be imme- WASHINGTON, Nov. 26. trip last year. we this Richard C. his to Japan "When j diately deprived position. Missouri, according a cur- returned." he said, "there were some j of his Kerens of to the recep- rent report, will be appointed ambas- who were apt to think that CHIEF DETECTIVE assembling riK- Japanese Manager Says Independ- Isaack Kohn Demands That the sador to Vienna upon the- tion given by the was noV Morris CHARGED WITH THEFT depart- reply UP FOR INVESTIGATION of congress December 6. State heartfelt. In to such criticism* officials, however, are During and Cornice of Office Building OF BLOODED HORSE ment noncommit- let me relate one incident. the ent Vaudeville Theater . on"- subject. trip the American party made a brief Police Official of Honolulu Goes tal the halt at a email station and was there Circuit Assured the Pace Be Removed Man's Coat Lining Bandaged to received by the school children. One Rival \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 the Injury of the little ones, coming to me, said: {Special Correspondence if.The Call] '>:>v , . * /Animal's •"vTe would like to give you come token Ifisaack wins a suit instittuted [Special Dispatch to The Call] us, "The San Francisco theater which HONOLULU, Nov. 20.—An, investiga-; Kohn — of your visits to but we are only by. ROSA, Nov. 26. Emilio D. we are poor, we house William Morris attrac- act* of ; him yesterday United States Senator little children and but will the tion of the offlcial Chief De- compeiled Anerelo was arrested today by Deputy have each made a drawing for you. been financed," said Walter bythe police George C. Perkins will be to I Ryan yowr tions has tective' Leal Is to be'madft Sheriff Joe. . of Sonoma and Give these to children and Ifthey president and manager remove from his office building at the charged stealing a horse from the pleased with them then we will Hoff Seely. vice committee of the board^ of'supervisors. with. are feel wing of the cor- splurging on a salary corner'of Kearny and -Rush streets a A. W. Foster ranch/near Lakevllle. The satisfied.' of the western Morris Leal has 'been $140 He a' $3,000 which Kohn projects animal; is thoroughbred reared on say. here that this simple gift was pora{lon yesterday, "and the Institution of a month. drives cornice- ciaims four a.J ranch,' "I to automobile and lives well. . the old Senator Fair nom* owned PIANO independent vaudeville over the adjacent prop- GOOD outj- supply plaintiff's REALLY It was the natural will feet THE not artificial. by Foster.'; Angelo at first'that pourlng children, public in spite of the assertions of "When a vaudeville company was here denied of little and their the erty in Kearny street. \u25a0 jever ;been nearjthe ranch, anybody to the contrary." a few months>ago: he became enamored C-Notwitfistand- he had but was of the \u25a0 sentiment the sentiment enj- by way of one of-the and his attentions ing that Perkins admits the 'cornice when .taken before employes' was im- possiblyjbe to sell at prices quoted, by some deal- tire country." This statement was made of women • Cannot made V-t^v' . published interview to her, though has a wife and fam- mediately identified. An injury." the rejoinder to the : he. ' overlaps his neighbors- property," it is cheap, pos- Baron Shubasawa Replies with Meyerfeld Jr., president of ily, were marked.'^ _' horse received while tied to a fence ;was ers. Poor materials and unskilled labor make it Morris stated he has* repeatedly "refused' to bandaged * • lining of the Orpheum circuit, printed In yes These and ,other things 'drew tipon ;-•• - found with the -s piano which, new, may those, Baron Shibusawa in reply declared : remove.it. -. xj '\^§i|§£ Angtlo's and ".bound with,a shoe} sible to assemble a when deceive commission came as terday's Call.- him the suspicion of tthe offlcials higher _ Kohri, wealthy coat members of the who is : a property the # string'ibelieved to as "There is room for two vaudeville up and he was suspended from.'the living Anselmo.; >be. from.his shoe." not look deeply into construction and" workmanship, the guests of the Pacific coast and on operating attrac- owner at San owns :the one was missing/r The;prisoner insistt>; who^do returning among concerns hisrh--class force while on a vacation to San Fran- lot here felt themselves country just as Is police between Perkins* eight story'' build- he not finsh and case Avork,and whose old "Hospitality we tions in this there cisco.. There is a rumor that the' Ing and: A is Innocent. . who do scrutinize measure friends. have met room for rival concerns in any line,of station. is rotten with graft. the -Stanford- hotel: four everywhere," he said. "I hope and I Seely. story building stands t on-Kohh*svlot, of quality is created by the enthusiasm of the salesman and' this something activity," said he plans it;up , MRS.iHOWARD'S RIGHT TO believe that of visit "The independent movement was but :to:run to -a height $300 piano is being. offered for $175. tangible will result. The feeling of by Morris Immediately | greater than that of Senator Perkins* CATTLE ARGUED INCOURT the assertion that a people is sound strong started William Foreign Brevities building. -The;\ the two and after the fight between the .vaudeville only obstacle : 'In,'the enough to warrant this hope and be- invaders, Klaw & Er- way ;of the? contemplated* irrrprovement yMrs.- side of iinterests and the — SWIFT ' 'BOAT—Swinnerunde," Charles 'Webb Howard's Speaking Prus- the, lief. as a businessman Iwill Many acts best, TORPEDO ' is overlapping: cornice. \u0084 ".."; the- Howard; langer, was over. the sia,- Not..26.—-A' new torpedo boat, G 171; her -controversy, with In- Such pianos find no place in our House. In the end they I it is our interest praying.- compelling ; state that to to main- in fact, Klaw & Erlanger had se- : today attained a record speed of knots \u25a0kIn. for an korder vestment company, as to the ownership and :his .wife as r to- We have for many years looked upon fact that gives \u25a0 Morris standing with noon -l>efore a \Urge andirace. It was th« tenance: cornice could : carefully before that we sell better pianos! 4 of the not |be getherconstitutingf going vestigate purchasing, you They as American debnt of .the. conductor, Leopold : a concern. ."' as our teachers and in ,oar ad- the players. will flock to him • - challenged. ':',-:;\u25a0 y ; SlokOTgti/ - v. -::':.'':'\u25a0 '.-. .-''^ "Ifthe contention {of the 1Investment miration for your greatness is blended soon as he has his chain of theaters from Parts. at smaller prices than any house 'in.this city or on the coast. a love born of gratitude for what you established. have done. in the past. «'Lam in this fight,' said William Other speeches were delivered by Morris to Martin Beck In my presence, are showing an line Baron Kanda and H. C. Capwell. 'and Ipropose to develop' 'the best 'of the obstacles 'which have j^* , stay in San Francisco willbe the vdedi- been placed insour way." ') '\u25a0: -, v cfttion of a gate erectec in honor^of the* .'William Perkins,;, president of the heroes Of the Russo-Japanese- war at United realty company, which tcontrols th« . residence of Henry P. Bowie ;at the property iniEllis*street f back iof rides, \u25a0 Amerl-; 13f/j? Burlingamc, ;various automobile the Orpheum, Vwhere the Morris £^/j#ss# J2> &S? receptions and ca banquet, at .the. St. can music, hall is to be clocated. ,said night. - Francis hotel Monday yesterday ;that he hoped toihaye^ all" — The commissioners willattend. a mass tenants now occupying theiland.where^ meeting held_under auspice* building [ T is : blending' the .of.the oh the ! to be erected^out* by; of the t~\ MM I Ii"r~TTP* Young Men's Christian association In December. •1. :• One tenant ;may not -be 1 [|| Golden Gate commandery hall Sunday able to find^HTlother location^ until?De-; afternoon. The" speakers will'lnclude cember, 15.. at. which? time at the latest; Rolla V. Watt, Dr.;Frederick Clampett, Perkins": said, ground '-.would be.broken VICTOR TALKING MACHINES McCoy. begun! r ; Doctor , building ; , tropical Rader. and H. J. and active v best frait During stay, their here' the party will :;rPlans , for :the building,"^ said^Stely; *^sr [ WILEY B.ALLENBUILDING. be attended ,by Detectives Wren, Tv C: .".will be'« perfected* next .weelcr and jthe Murphy,:Driscoll. MeQuaJai^Gaugbran, :Itself c:will<\u25a0 erected rjust as ' ; struciure be^ • Taylor,':McPhee,• Proll and Keljy.Apart quickly.-as tbe.workcan be done." -.t. : r 135-153 Kearny and 217-225 Slitter Street from these they/ will, be constantly - J Ask your grocer for the package accompanied by. secret r3O YEAKB—Clor*rb-410 Twelfth \ . ;S*ptea»- the JforthwMrtern. Pacific at ;Pet«lum« * \u25a0 bas",r%- Only:One "Drorno Quinine* 526.b*r'20. 1870." •»'\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0"section hand nod 1 bearing OTHER STORES— Los iAngeles, Sacramento. San Jose, San Diesrn, fho oniplor of thi> mark j)ixinf-.1steadily in ro«d evtr this trade .- jh If ' Ariz.; Bromo. Quinine. Look resigned will(retlrp from; ct Phoenix, Reno, Ore. \u25a0 That is"Laxative bus • and: » lt* Stockton. >'eT.:'Port\nd. ;\u25a0 -; -\u25a0\u25a0 := ? J fordenature of E.W.Gi'&ve. Used World• -.irork.VrFor tbc l«st 30 yrari Flnnertjr.TtiM~ fvuto Care a Cold In'One Day. 25c been* section' boss for .the. company.