The scene was picturesque and un-usual and the outside of the buildingwith quaint Moorish balconies, myste-rious symbolic lights and four roundsquat towers encircled with glowinglights and colors might have made onefancy himself ilthat land of mystery

—India

—had itnot been for the American

eagle perched solemnly on high.

The edifice was decorated with callalilies, carnations, red and pink, andsmilax, which formed festoons over thefull length portraits of famous swa.miswhich hung on the walls. Music wasrendered by three voices, a soprano, acontralto and a tenor, and violin andflute duos were given. The auditoriumwas crowded from platform to outerdoors and an overflow meeting strungits way fairly to the sidewalk.

-The building was brilliant withlightsat the dedication ceremonies, whichwere conducted by Swami Trigunatita,who first gave an address on "Spiritand Matter," in which he stated thatthe two were diametrically oppositeand assured his listeners that the bodyItself was but a gross thing, a°-merecasket for the glory of the spiritualfaculties/which alone could lead manon to majestic beauty of thought andresult. The swami spoke also on thepower of right giving^and announcedthat what \u25a0was given in the temple wasgiven absolutely and directly to God.

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\u25a0 . - . . -The first Hindu temple in the' west-

ern world, according to the San Fran-cisco Vedanta society, was dedicatedlast evening,in the new building at thecorner :of -Webster and Filbert streets.The edifice is unique in a western, city,being modeled after the great Taj

Mahai 'of India, one of;the seven won-ders of the world, the famous temple ofBenares, of Shiva, and after some of theold European castles, xiie'arches areMoorish, and the symbols expressed bythe different lights most profound.- Onaccount of this being the first Hindutemple in America the appreciation ofthis - fact is shown by carrying thearchitectural art of the temple, thesushumna

—the- main channel of spir-

itual illumination— up to an Americaneagle, which holds in its beak the threeAmerican colors in lights

—red, white

and blue. The towers, of which thereare four, each stand for a spiritualquality easily recognizable by thoseversed in the Hindu faith, and the mostimportant tower has been placed onthe northeast corner, in conformancewith the traditions attaching to thatpoint of the compass.

Architecture Is After FamousTaj Mahai With American

Eagle as Crown

First to Be Erected m NewWorld Is Consecrated in

San Francisco v-

Personal Mention•:- *

G. Rudebush of "Willets is at the Au-drbon.I. B. Lindsey of Los Angeles is a.

guest at the Victoria.U. M. Slaterj a capitalist of Reno. Is

a guest at the Stewart.Baron F. yon Hoffman is at the Fair-

mont, registered from'New York.Mr1, and Mrs. Stillman F. Kelley of

Cambridge have apartments at the Fair-mont.-"

Among the arrivals at the Dale are 3.Higginbotham and J. S. Wright of LosAngeles. .

Among the arrivals at the Xew Lickhou6e yesterday was "W. A.Peckman ofLos Angeles.

R. S. Rector, a hotelman of X^vadaCity, Is at the -3t. Francis, accompaniedbj-Mrs. Rector. .

Among the arrivals at the Van Dornyesterday was V,'. J. Hedge, a miningman from Denver.

J. L. Felgar, Mr. and Mrs. RalphDunbar, Mrs. E. Dunbar and H.C. Dun-

bar of Chica go msJcs tip & P*rt7 *t tisStewart.

Michael Cudahy, th* Chicago pic***r,accompanied by Miss B-ssi» Cudihy, Uat the St. Francis.

Fred H. Peterson, wife and <!atrrhtirof Seattle and F. W. Smytha of Eurekaare at the Colonial.

H. O'Brien of Monterey and Mrs. V.R. Cameron of Watsonvtlle reslstersdat the Jefferson yesterday.

W. B. Buckminster of Boston, who laInterested In mining properties In So-nora county. Is at the Fairmont.

H. R. McCullouffh. a. boiler manttfae<«turer of Chlcagro. accompanied., by Mrs.McCulloueh. Is at the St. Francis.

Chester Kelley. a hotelman of LoaAnseles. and A.R. Kenfield of tb* SaltLake railroad, with headquarters at LosAngreles. are at the Haxnlin.

PIOVEER WO3IAX DlftoBERKELEY. April s.— Mr». Emilia Kr*ax.«

jears aid. a ptcoeer of Callfaraia. wher>> »i«bad llT«d for Vxe last 44 rears, died la Berkelertoday at her home. 1233 Grors street. Mr*.Kresz wu a catiTa of G-raaaaT. Site Is srsr*riT»d b» a bsstead. Aiwold,.aad t&rr« Cia;h-t;rs.

S 'Dr. Albert Abrams

Resumed. CocsrtltaMoa. Pracrfc*. 24A P«»»ell. Hoor« b.r a^poiatzeot. Tel. DoaxUs 141XJEWELS AXD CASH STOLEN

OAKLAND. April5.—W. T. Arbnckle of 1066Eighth street, reported to tbe police- this morn-ing ttat his bouse was Tisltcd by a. roof climber,who forced open an tipper story window and stole513.60 and a p*arl pin. D. Mc»al of 1112Eleventh arenae. reported the theft from hishome of a diamond ring Talued at $73. '

Arrested by Detective James Reagan,

the man who befriended him after th©recent disaster, George Evans, a bright

lad of IT,paces the floor of the city-

prison charged with burglary. The boy

broke into the saloon of John Hagerty,

6SS Howard street, Thursday evening

and stole $20 in coin and a diamondstickpin. j

The police were notified and Detec- jtive Reagan was detailed on the case, jAfter making an inveatigation.-Reagan, |to his great sorrow, was convinced thatyoung Evans was the thief and was

forced to arrest the boy near the scene.of -his crime. "When arrested Evans

wore the stolen pin.

Before the Are Evans lived with hiswidowed mother in Howard street nearFifth. Their home was wrecked themorning of the disaster and the boy'sImother disappeared mysteriously. !

Taking- compassion on the boy, Rea-gan brought him to' his own home andtreated him as one of his own family.

The detective secured several positionsfor his charge. ;all of which he lost.Reagan believes that the boy was ledastray by bad companions and is con-vinced tbat he will turn over a new'leaf If given a chance.

Consul L. E. Dudley of Vancouvercalls attention to th«. opening affordedfor the establishment of a "plant toutilize the waste offal of fish' In themanufacture of guano in British Co-lumbia.

W. Martin ..... 415SUBDISTRICT NO. 10

AH of A!ame«ia county not lncladed in aborenine districts.Slatt G. Peterwon Jr.. Haj-vrarrt SrS39Ernest W. Scbn-res, Pleasanton Si.nfllMiss Marie Georse 3.110Mlsa 1.. F. Cbrlstenncn, Haywarrt 3,010

MlvMamie Alameldn 2,213Mrs. Chas. A. French, Knlffhtnen ."10L. CaraoDs 210i '

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CRAXD PRIZG DISTRICT -CSCBDISTEICT NO. 1

Counties" of Siskiyoa. Shasta, Tehama, Plumas,Lasseo. MoJoc. Trinity. j

'So contestants vrfth 100 votes— aeood vbanre.

, SCBDISTRICT NO. 2; Counties of Bntt<\ Sutter, Tuba, Sierra, Ne-

vada. Placer, and tte state of NeTadi. IXo contestants with 100 vote*

—a

cood chance. '

SCBDISTRICT NO. 3-

Coantio* of Solano, Napa, Tolo, Colnsar Glean.Late. Contra Coeta.Ml>* .Mand Paradlne, Antloch... I.TCO

Ml*s Jlyrn Gnndenon, Antloch.. 1/-H1Ida Fink, Dixon 163John Henry, Pinole 160

SUBDISTRICT NO. 4Counties of Sacramento, Xl Dorado, Amailor.

Ilaxel P. Journey, Sacramento.. 3.11'!SDBDISTRICT NO.' 5>5 >

Counties of Mario, SoDotna, Meododno, Haai-bo!dt, Del Norte.Forest A.Brnnthaver, San Rafael -4.3C0John J. White. S.OIOJoseph Saner. San Rafael 1.173

'

Miss I.ydla Crandl, I'ctaluma 710Linda de Bernardl, Santa Rona.. 3inFred Wilson, Larkspur. ..'..' . 110

subdistrict' no. cCoontfes of San Joaquln. CalaTsraj, Tuol-

name, Stanislaus, Merced, Mariposa.Art Sirartzel, Oakdale ......... 2,660Harry Toml:in» . 2,010Miss Pearl Ou«ikc 510

SCBDISTHICT NO. 7Counties of Fresno. Madera, Mono, layo. Al-

pine, Kern. Tulare, Kings.Arthur Bavrden 3.011)Mrs. Emma 8ateman. .......... 1,210Bob Burton ~. ;>

%.... 1,080SCBDISTRICT NO. 8

Counties of Santa Clara ;and San Mateo.Uuisr 3leller, San Mnteo ... 2^illMiss Marffnerlte Brt»r»n, San Jose 1,504Miss Rosalie Joeffrej-, San Jose 1,015Alienist Belfragra <. 570Mlss'Mae Carroll, San Jose ... 410" . SUBDISTRICT NO. 9

Counties of San Luis Oblspo. Monterey, SaaBenlto. Santa Cruz, fcanta Barbara. .Miss Irene Walker, Bettcravla n,030Minn 3label Kearney. ,Holllster.. 4.180Edrrard Thompson \ Spreckels. .. :?.!>noTracy Peck. .Watnonvlllc . 3,4303llss M.Redmau. AVatsonvllle. '.'.. I.JH3Miss Lena Fan0e.'. ..... %....... l.."»2."»Mrs.;Carrie M. Amador, Boul-

der Creek ....:..-. 1.500Harvey J. Gannon. S'anln Cruz. .* 01.1Ben C. Bellamy,Watsonvlllc: .. .•r.21Omrad R. 11. Hale, Bonlder Creek 275James. H. GUleo, Santa "Cruz.... '

120

•"While L,visitingiChinatown :yesterday

William Hahn 'of,B36 Page street, wasrelieved of.a; watch and chain and apurso containingr $B.

Daniel "O'Sullivan of .3054'Twenty-

fifth street lost a watch and fob whilea passengrerion'a Howard street car;:;.;

A. E. Seliff of 2470 Bush street whileriding on .a '--Larkln street car".yesterda>-was relieved of a gold watch and chainvalued at $100 and a Masonic emblemi;

Notwithstanding the numerous Jar- Irests of pickpockets in thepast: week .;complaints still continue tocome'to th«police of crimes of this character.;

'

PICKPOCKETS AT LARGE-

DESPITE MANY ARRESTS

THE SAN FRAyOISCO GAI;^. MOyBAY, APKIIi16, 1903;

DEDICATE UNIQUETEMPLE TO HINDUS

Som#i who have been asked by theirfri^mi? to enter The Call's J20.000prize, contest have said. "But It is po •latip in. the day. the ront<>.«t has been!jtsnniiip: for two weeks or tnor<» anJiIwould have to start at the begin-:r.inj?. even itIcould outer." Such an jf.tt'.tude is most mistaken. Those who!tintpr now and within the n«>xt few I\u25a0n-eeks have just as good a chance asTh-sse who are at the top in their dis- !

Those who are in district C. whicli •includes all of the state outside of San :pTaaclsco and AlameJa county, are re- j\u25a0Jerred. for a concrete example of what•V f»W CayE 1 work -will do. to subdis- jtrlct », where the name of Miss Irene J"VValker of Betteravia was entered sev- I*-ral days apo. Today she stands at jthe head of the honor roll in her sub- jdistrict with more than 3.000 votes toiher credit- Evidently her votes have jbeen secured Flnce her name was en- It^r^v!. A fexir days and she stands atI

| leaders in your district what energy

j really means, only do it now before you' forget it and read your name in p. few

Idays at the top of the honor roli. which ;

iappears herewith:'GRAND FIUZE DISTRICT "A"

SCBDISTRICT NO. 1

Ttat section bouaded by Market street, Lar-kia street aatJ tt« bay.

Daniel GlovannJni .8 410Joseph W. Lansc 1^22

j Franclii Vernenc© *<*•

Ricbard Valentine \u25a0*!•

SCBDISTRICT NO. 2That section bocaiJed by Lariir. street. First

areace. CaliJorala street acd tbe bay.

MiM E. Dnffr 2.662Marjarn Coanelly 1,710

Mls» Dorothy Schmidt 210Joseph Malone llnjMiss Gladys Smith. HO

SUBDISTRICT NO. 3Ttat section boanded by Larkln street, EUZs

street. First arena© and California ttreet.

Max Frey • 9 '«10

Miss Catherine Fetter 310\V. F. Roberts

-10

Geo. \V. Averill HO

SCBDISTRICT NO. 4

That »eetion bounded by Fulton *treet, Stan-jyan ftreet. Serenteeatti -etreet, Market street

j and Lartin street.

Miss Etta Williams 12,063

C. J. Birdsali 8,160George H. Miner 4,600

Jack Betteneourt 2^143Leroy A. Jackson 1.750Misn Lndle Farmalee 1,650

E. P. Fisher 1.421A. Economn 100

SCBDISTRICT NO. 5

R!chaond district. That section from FirstiT»sut west to Fulton street and toe ocvan, in-

?ladiE* tte Presidio.Lesley V. Horn 3,710r.dvinrd Maloney 4,660Hatrhey Ixins 4

"6

Blrs. Fowler ISOClyde Ones 160Mrs.E. Braanan 110

SCBDISTBICT N*a 6The Sunset district. That section bounded by

H street. Stanyaa street. Twin peaks, CorbettaTenue. Ucean areaae and the oceaa.R. C. Shafft : 3,163Miss May Bauer 1,610

V. C. Band 350Miss Edith Sell* 110Raymond £hane 110

StBDISTRICT NO. 7That section boended by Army street. Ssan

Brono svecue. Corb'tt aTenu» to Ocean avenue,toe ocean and county line.Miss Etta I.osan 1,»3."»

Mlm Evelyn Canavan 018|Miss Bemhardiae Ilruse ' "O

|Miss Annie Edler 376Mlsk Martha Helnze 331!Mrs. 11. T. Houaer 1103lr. Hokle 110

SCBDISTRICT NO. 8; That section bounded l»r SeTenteeuth street,;jHoward street. Army street, Lincoln avenue and. jbtaoyan street.. Mlm Mlllan I.a'nton 12,710,!!». D. Leclalr 12.327' Minx I.ulu Hallln 3,773

Miss Ellen Gnatafson 1.920'\u25a0 Mls» 3lay Werner Iy4OS

Tom Stanley 832Georsre I.Warren.' 635Miss Anna Otis 110Sllss Mabel Drnrrn HO

SCBDISTRICT NO. 9That section boanded by Market street, Sar»n-

teenth street and th« bay.

3liss Emma Wlrlz 5^54Ml«« Sophie Mandlch 3^50Ml*» Jennie Lavrrenre 3.104Ml»s DoIHe Seleer 1.310I(Cheater; A; Jndab 692Iliana Hansen -410',Frank W. Prttchard JIJ

Miss Edna Rabbltt not SCBDISTRICT NO. 10

That section bounded by SerenteentU street,Howard street. Array'street and. the bar.'William >. Hackett 11,650Mr>. Margaret Sclotte .......... 3,440

.[Mrs. G- H. Llndanrr 1.010'Mlm May .Norton 272

'{Mrs. Leddy 110• . SCBDISTRICT NO. 11[ Soutli Saa Francisco. Ttat section boandedIby Army street, San Bruno avenue, county lin«jand the bar.]3II»s 3lary Rynn

"

410XUs Edith

1

Lewi* "ICO;

IMiss 3lary Haye«. 100'3II«*Rena Taub«. .".... 137!Miss Maad McLan8h11n. ......... 114 ;

Miss 3lay"G10ver............... 110;

SCBDISTRICT NO. 12That section bounded by Larkia street, Fulton \u25a0.istreet. First arena* and EUls street.

'Mrs.,J. T. Mlckle...*..'."........ . 17,345

1 $terllngr. O'Brien ".... ....4.060; Cornelius R. Pressley ......;.-. o 3,638

I'

Claude AY. Wyatt ............ 300»| Rath ;Reardon .. .......... 244

Sol' Michaels ....... .:...::.noChas. JfcUKA ...a^>jj.»...•••••••.•. 110

Enter Race (or The Calls $20,000 inPrizes and Earn $4,680 Motor Car

Few Days' Work Pats ContestantAt Head of Her Subdistrict

GRAND PRIZE DISTRICT "Bn

SUBDISTRICT XO.'l :,That portion of Oakland Mjing south of tfce

c«nt«r or Twenty-second Btre«t and west of Lake

Mcrrltt and Channel.X. F. Fairbanks. 5,067Jon. Ferrari ................... 3,010

Ma**Stelnle ....... S.CIOFrank Andra.le 2.1™Mfas Vlr«inla E. Thornton. ..... J.«22IP. Overmoble. 1,535

Carl A. Kraose .............. 410

SCBDISTRICT NO. 2Tb»t portion of Oakland bounds by Forty-

flr«t «treet, Part avenue, the bay, TwentT-gec-

Iocd street, Pleasant Valley aTenue and includinsiPl«s<Jmont.Armlger F. Dredpe .—

—..... 1t570SCBDISTRICT NO. 3

T&st portion bounded by Piedmont, Berkeley,

the bay. Part arenae, Forty-first street andBroadwar.J. C.:Sturjteon '..."....... 727SopblcMebe .......".•-...'•••••*

"02

SC3DISTRICT NO. 4> East Oakland. That portion of Oaklandknown as Kast Oakland, lyingeast of Lake Mer-rittand Pleasant Valley avenue. ,Dan Brearty . 4,540

Harold McDonald ; 3,120H. l*e 8a1115ter. ........ 3,047William Lnrlmrr ". 273Carlton Eldrldge • 210

SCBDISTKICT No. 5i Tbat portion of Berkeley west of the centerof SUattuk avenue.Mlrs Anna Stafford &23S j

jScott F. Whlttnkcr.. - 5.460]jFreda Vail . 4COjHenry \cliou .. 151

; SCBDISTUICT NO. 6.! Tfcat portion uf Berkeley east of the center of

Sbattnck avenue, including Clareaoat.George Lindsay .....' 4,110V G. Lucy 2,385Ovid Holme, ........ I.UOIC. H. Jensen ".'"iSSW?!»ir!1,424Karl Henrlch

- - *523Charlie Snow 2103llas 31. L. Swain .. .... HO

SUBDISTRICT NO. 7

That portion of Alaaieda wesi of the centerof Chestnut street.

Alva Wiese .. --^A. R. Blttleston

*HO

SCBDISTRICT NO. 3*Tnat portion of Alameda east of tUe center

of Chestnut street.

G. Stanley McKenzie 7.P09Mls« Elsie Hebrank S^SSE. Lange ...' 4-«>0

U. AY. Todd 1,524

Albert Foster" .... HO

SCBDISTRICT NO. 9• FruitTale and adjacent territory, that is, fromITTt'titr-CfTh .iveure tn !Stn Leandra creek. DETECTIVE FORCED

TO JAIL PROTEGE

7

th« head of the list. You can do asv. ell. Make' the attempt today andebnvinr*? yourself.WORTH AWO.VES EFFORT

If those v.-ho halfway have decidedto PiH«*r the contest, but have not yetstarted, only knew how easy it wasto get votes, how eajjer all their friendswould be to help them if they onreeot into the honor roll and had only |100 votes to their credit, the honor rollsoon would fill six columns instead of)two.

Think what The Call offers you: Anautomobile worth $4,<550, the most per-fect machine that is built in theUnited States, the famous Winton "Six-Teen-Six." and three tourist model Xcars, seating five passenger? and cost-ing 51,350 each, the best low pricedcar in the market. Those are the fourchief prises, distributed so that everycontestant has an even chance to winone of them. Then there are 31 schol-arships and as many vacation outings;surely no one could ask a better re-ward for their energy.

Do you realize what it means to winthat Winton car? Ifyou were to savea dollar a day for 13 years you wouldhave just enougrh to pay for the ma-chine and buy a barrel of gasoline torun it. Yet it is yours for the expendi-ture of a little energy. Have you theambition, then you should delay nolonger. Get your friends interestedand some day about June 13. when thecontest will end. you can give them aride in the finest automobile in SanFrancisco for their aid.GET XAMEIV HOXOR ROLL

See that your name, and coupons for100 votes reach The Call before nisrht.Then start out Tuesday and show the

THE CALL'S VOTING CONTESTf FOR $20,000 IN PRIZES |t ONE VOTE |

This to:* when neatly rat out nad mailed to The Contest Department of TmC«il or deposited Id out ballot boxes oa or before the date below will l>« countedl!> cue rote for tie person whos« name Is oiled In.

Vot cood after April18, 190S.Cocpon should be seat flai—not rolled or folded. •

WIDE AWAKE MERCHANTS OF

AND VICINITY25 PER CENT SAVE&-WHV? low

„.,.Dl^« ',„,«„c«-

pentfM' aad Plambem* Tools, etr. B««t price» tar "d hand Tools mn&.Metals. 3ly motto: Quick ulci, small promts. KPSTKI>, SltfS Ulssloa 099.car barns.

-

MIRROR MANUFACTURERS Mirror- Maanfactar«di Mirror. SU-vered: old Mirrors Reailvered: all kladi of GUaiiTork. B. RVDBCT.G,'

Sole Proprietor, 1333 .Mlasloa street near Teath. Utaxing: done.

O'DONOGHUE BROTHERS Drr o^u. .^..dcu-F,^.'Ings.' 3277 Mission street. Money saving; aalea every day for tke acxt00 days. Everrthlna: 70a meed In the Drr Good* lln*.

SHEET METAL MANUFACTURERS G.rb.B. c.«. T%^ie^7lliRetail. Oat of town dealers should write for prices. Also ceneral aoa-tractlas in oar line. ROTH-HERBST CO., 1175 Market. Tel. Xxrkct5172.

FOR WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY Sllw M- sawPlated Wire and Cat Gloss so to >V. SCHEPPLER A SON'S, the Maoa.

: facturlnt Jewelers of 2SBQ Mission st. near JUth. First class renatrlnx.

PHOENIX DRUG COMPANY. 2663 MISSION The mO9tPrescription Druggist* in the Mission. Brine this coupon aad r«ee»v« a10 per cent rebate on each dollar purchase.

HARNESS AND HORSE COLLARS FflmMly *««,« Mu.io. -t.Established in 1863. The onlyplace you can set the seauine Coabie Collar..Repairing. \VM. COSBIE « SO>. 330S Mission st. Phone Market 17*0.

JOS. W. McTIGUE, HARNESS AND SADDLES swished »years. Bays, sells Horses, Wagons. BaKsies nnd Harness of all kinds.Country bnslness solicited. Wholesale. Retail. Call, see me. 3154 Mission at.

MILK,CREAM, BUTTER AND EGGS >\u0084„,«> cr^merie co,\u25a0 Pure Milk aad Cream delivered twice daily throushout tho Mission.

2317 Mission street. Phone Market IC>3.-

UNIOn rLuKlol Mission street near Twenty-first. Phono Marks*19413. (Formerly 25 Fourth itre*t.» . Orders promptly attended to.Funeral work a specialty at lowest prlees. Branch 3017 Sixteenth stre«t.

SAN FRANCISCO CREAM*DEPOT Bntter. ERJca.c.we Md Ho.ey.Dairy Produce. . 2832 Mission stroet, San Francisco. Phone Market 2394.

PIES LIKE MOTHER MADE Mtor ckm***pies .t «h.tanrant and nt the store. Take no other. Made la the Mission. 32 Ran*dall street above .Mission. K9n

PAQUETTE— OPTICIAN cpertel Cnt.Ral^ Prices on EYBGUSSBS.The MSHVR-OTf." tho latest and handsomest Eye Glass, sold everywaer«at 93, $3^50. 3219 24th st. Located before the fire at 16th aad Mission.

NEW ANDSECOND HAND FURNITURE nsHER *ber*-

§TElX CO., 3313-3314 Mission st. near SOtb. Allkinds of Household Goodsbought, sold aad exchanged. Highest prices paid. Cheapest store In town.

METAL ROOFING, NATIVELLPATENT CHIMNEY 51,te. t»»,Sheet Iron nnd Copper Work done.* Roofs repaired and painted. FKAMKOLMO, 34«2 Mission street opp. Cert land avenue. Phone Market 3448.

RISING SUN BAKERY AND RESTAURANT 99MtUuFi«e BreadCakes, Pastry. Have opened Inconnection a first class Lunch and Dials*

Try our Coffee. 8321 Mission street opp. Twenty-ninth.

HAVE YOUK KtlS Duplicated now before yon lose them. Ican make60 Keys, an' hoar, .which enables me to do It cheap. E. J..BROW.V, 3408

LYCEUM 5c THEATER, 29TH AND MISSION v.-d.Tiiieand MoTinje Pictures. Amateurs wanted for Friday ;nls;ht.for cash. Allweek, /larrallan Glee Club. S people. ,Adrertlsin* Man Wanted.' :

»EaMßß|n|MjMjwn<MtJnMnsM|n?ny- •'\u25a0

~ • ~^M|^WM

MISSION TOGGERY, "THE BUSY STORE" n. ber>steix*

-CO^* 3293 Mission street; opp. Twenty-ninth. Ladles' and Men's Furnish-Ins Goods, Dry.Goods aad Novelties. »w Sprlns; Goods arrlvlna; dally.

GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLE MARKET THE GUAR." "-4VTEE

'GROCERT. ROCKMA> BROS, S9OC Mission st.

-Phone Market 4573.• FamilyLiquors. Best at reasonable prices." Our goods once tried always used.

GASTORIAFor Infanta and Childrea.

.The Kind You Have Always Bough!Bears tho jSTP V/jp^^ jr

Take Your Broken, CM-orw_ra

Dented and- Tarnished l;JllVcrWarg

to Bellis' Silver Factory1658 CALIFORNIA;STREEF

1BetTrern Van < 2Veu At. amd '.Polk ;St.'

4? THE \u25a0

H . ri i LEADING

Van Ness and Gror*. Gottlcb. Marx & Co.. Mg».

ks TONIGHT s^p^s

ANDt — t̂m —m mm I

•-. "t"k> Creators cf S.T»>aniins Lacr'oter inkU*^" & EBLANGEE'S Mspsltp Pro4a.'Uoa. j

"THE HAM TREE"A. N»w Musical CoaiedT Norelty introd'scia?

.••^rrbody *nd *>T»>rj-tttsng «>sact!T ss In NewT'-rk.' All Star Cest and Mwt Wonderful Sing-

les ecd Pin"ins <^icni« of G'.rl? rm seen.

AMERICAN!rl theatre:Market st. r:*rs^Tezth. Phone Slarket £Sl. j

Tb* P;aytK>uee of Cotafort and Safety.'TONIGHT AND ALL THIS WEEK

lal?* Murray Present*

FLORENCE GEARIn tbe Merry Musical Play.

CUPID AT VASSARI>»pirt:a? llitAmerican College Girl.>!-—!»I Prl<-«> tor This Attra«-tioo.

\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0 KVFNl*>'O*—?l-00. T"-.-. .VV. «c<lifATINKTES

I—«"3c.1—

«"3c. 5-V ao.l iic. ;/BSBN» >^. Allreserrird.

NEW ALCAZARJH2• AbsoVit^ly C:as» A Structure.

COB.NEII FUTTEE AND STETNFR gTS.IVia^cj & Mayer, Owners and Masagen.

TONIGHT—AIX THIS WKF.K—TONIGHTWILLIAM CHXETTE*S Greatest

Of War Dracsas.

SECRETSERVICEA Most EUborat<> Prodactlon.

PKIC^S—

Evetting. -'** to SI: Mat*. 25c to wOeJIATINEE SATCSDAY AND SCNDAT.

Next—Nat Goodwla's Elt—"lNMIZZOUEI."

CENTRAL THEATERMarket &Eights Sts. Phon» Market 777.ERNEST E. UOWELU Proprietor and Manager.

TONIGHT AND A.TX THIS WEEK,

Tbe Great Modern Moral Lesion,

WHY GIRLSLEAVE HOME

MATINEES WEDNESDAY' AND SCNDAT.Prices— l3c, CSc and 5^W-.

iirxt W»It—TF.N NIGHTS IN A BAK KOOM.

Elli* St. Near Fillmor*.Aisolaf»ly Oiw "A" Th«»at»r Battdin;.

Matin<r* Today and E^erx Day.

Artistic VaudevilleSTELLA MATHEW. "Tbo Car- Fr»* o*m--

di«na-." a«=l*f>d by RILLIE TAYLOR: DUSK-PIN TBOCPE: PHESS ELDRIIXJE: AItM-STRONG «ad \*EKNE: FREDERICK BROS. »nd

prif»?— l<V. rv-. 50«-. 75c: bos seats.JJ. Matin«*« (exwpt S-radaya and holidays—

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S. LOVERICH, MANAGEREITS« St. Near Filliaor*.

Ciass "A".Theater.MATINEE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.

Th© Viceroy

SRF.HTRAM—AP.THCR CCNMNGHAM

J AH the Farorito in the Ca«t.

1TTI.!: CHRIPTOI*HEB" and "THE

'rub William BinnEss.

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CALIFORNIA

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ftOAKLAND RACETRACK'

BACKS COMMENCE AT 1:40 P. M.SHARP.For epecial tratn« stopping at tte track take

X P terry, foot of Market St.; Icstc at 12,l'jerfafter *rery 20 minutes until 1:40 p. m..>o.mekiDc in the last two cars, which are rea«rred•ac ladies and their escort*. Retaming. trainsUa^* track after Cftli and last race«^_

---THOMAS H. WILLIAMS,Pr*«l4sat.

PEECT VT. TREAT, Sesrstarji

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For Your Head- s Sake,

uThe Beer You Like"

NO AFTER EFFECTSBut Happy Dreams

Come True

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/w^^^'^ A quick death,

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