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The San Francisco call., 1904-12-31
THE FAMILY JOINS
s.. :. IN CHRISTMAS AnRTH
'sPop" Hamilton Crowns Clubs Tr1.
& umph With Original Skit Entitled
:g:es. HHOnest Jim OsBPieu."

s ''The Family held forth Friday night
as a family should. Christmas cheer.
Tnirtn and Joility reigned supreme
among the clubs members and guests.
Dull care for the nonce was thrown
aside and from the naother.in.law
down to the youngest member OF The
Fanilys all Joined heart and soul In
the festivities OF the evening.
Good Fellowship" the Watchwcrd
Of the club, was the password for the
night. The literary portion OF the
festivities was Of a high order and
this was supplemented by good things
that appeal to the inner man.
J. Following was the programmes:
Orchestra, Zen IAthrop leader. s'Adyina By
NctheP-in-Law,' Fred S. knight: SONG.
Noel" ,. Vail BakeWeII and chorus: talk,
sChristrnaO Gifts Judge -. g. SlosS: oong.
"Nazaretk,' ". B. Hopkins and chorus; "A
chorus: Two Poems OF C9ristmastidO" DV.
J. Dennis Arnold: solo. 'ChristrAas' (shellyD.
actir.. as ahe original Santa Claus
At midnight the amphitheater per.
foFmance began. This was the crown.
ing triumph Of the evening. The
piece de resistance was entitled Hon
est Jim O'Brien, or Quit Your Laugh
ing" 1t was presented under the
management of Pop" Hamilton.
Those taking part in the play were
Jim" O'Brien, Dave" Mclaughlin,
Frank Matthew, Pete" Sloan. Alex
Rosborough, John 1. Walter, Roy
Pike. Fred Knight, Apply McKinnon,
Jack" Baird, Frank Moroney. Harry
Dott, Will Hopkins, Larry" Harris.
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DIXON RIPENS A FIELD -:
OF BARLEY IN :: WINTER
State BOARD OF Trade Receives Evi-
d. dencc OF Record Breaking Agri. :.
f;.......s: eultural Performance. 3:

In the favored town OF Dixon. Sofa
no County. four acres OF barley are
growing Justify ana ripening despite
the winter season. Such an agricuI-
turaI phenomenon iS rare, II not un-
precedented. Yesterday a shock Of
barley taken from the Dixon neid was
Brought TO the rooms OF the State
Board OF Trade !n q packing box to
be placed on exhibition With il
came q letter from Fred a. Hutton Of
Dixon, IN which he told oS the grain
that was harvested In Christmas
week. He said: ...si:.;.'+.. ...ss. {.
have four acres e9 Barley ana II in IN the
ADVANCED state II appears quite odd 3or this
firre o4 year. The piece Of land was soVn with
barley about the igt OF February last and the
crcp was harvested during the month Of June.
In preparing this same land for the cultivation
CS alfalfa the ground was thoroughly irrigated
late In August, ard this baYley started az that
time, ara has made steady growth and quite
rank RroWth 90 this time. You will notice
that the heads have 6l0o1led ana the grain %
now IN q thick dough an many heads The
RHan in q novelty IN my experience from the
fact thas 10 10 not rust . bunch or two that
hes grown with protection from frost ana cold.
but neld Uf the product.
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NEW YEARS EVE SERVICES
AT ST. IGNATICS CHURCH
FUN Male Choir 0nd That OF ladies
. SodaIity VIII Sing Great Sacred
~ Music.

SodaIity VIII Sing Great Sacred
....... Music.
=. This evening there will be solemn
Thanksgiving service at st. Ignatius
Church. The Te Deum VIII be sung
by the full male choir. assisted BY the
Ladies' SOdality choir, and the Rev.
Father Henry Woods. s. j.. viii
preach the sermon.
On New Years day q solemn high
mass viii be sung at 1880 .. na-. when
the full male choir. under the dtrec.
ton OF Dr.. Maurice ". OConnells VIII
render "Ryrie, !" Gloria ana
"CredO." by Madonna, and "Sanctus
Benedictus' and "Agnus Del" BY Sau-
confer. The cftertoTy will 30 Chris eue
Eatus EST by deivil. - -.
At 1890 p. m. GregOTtan vesrers
will be sung. with the .-sGagnIhcat." BY
NIiIiard. J. =:
During the collection the choir will
render GounodS Nazareth. =
For the solemn benedictlon the
20 SaIutaris." by Cagliero.s and Tau
date DOminurn." by DGelv1I. Will be
rendered. - 80 -
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UNIVERSITY CI.UB HOLDS
ITS CHRISTMAS FESTIvFTTES
-. 8. Tobtn Plays Santa Claus aad
DisGr1buaes Gifts With q
..s Lavish Hana.

The University Club held tts annual
holiday festivities in its ciubrooms yFi-
day night The entertainment began
with a dinner Of a more or less i'm
prOmptu nature. in which 75 of the
members OF the club participated
Following this came the Christmas
tree, which was placed in the big
front lounging-room. 1t was a gor-
geous affair, covered with tinsel orna-
ments and glittering with a myriad
of tiny parti-colored incandescent
lights. ]. s. Tobin was Santao Claus.
He distributed presents with a lavish
hand. Among others who took a
prominent part in the proceedings
were: NJ. S. Latham, chairman of the
restaurant committee; w. d. Bosly.
vice president, and W. w Thurston.
secretary. The decorations OF the club
were profuse. The rooms were gar
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Citr of Para Puts Back to Sea.

me Pacific Mail Steamship Companys liner
City q Para arrived Or the port about
q clock yesterday morning. but 50 uninTiting
did the entrance 10 the hsr5Or look that CAP
tain Brown decided that the open sea offered
feser chances q disaster than q passage
through the Golden Gate. As the storm
aba-ei TIRE Para returned and reached quaran-
rsre about sursown The storm helped the
Para s engines 10 such Al extent that IN spite
o. the little trip 70 sea she dropped sncnor
m Quarantine Just i've days and one hour after
leasing Nazstlan- she brought 1O5l tons OF
cargo. treasure valued al Sslslts and The FOL
lowing pssselgers- Robert D Erl-er' fiAlLp
.Iseinberg Albert G. Tr0wer, Chauncey c
IEcrlsE md Victor Fernandez.
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Curacao Arrives From Mexico.

Captain Pauaen OF the steamship Curacao,
which arrived yesterday from Guaynaz< and
way ports. reported schooner ashore a. the
CIIn House Fortunately it Wa snistSAs.
80 sa-raf- hsrfrr fsker .he rassts OF O der
rex for ere sop gear % vessel tn dis-
tress The storm which Travelled up The coast
with TIE Curacao, helped the iittie liner along.
and for Ihe last dsY q her seyase she made
record sirne. The Curaceo brought twenty
three psssenSere, e cargo which included ore
and 1--we sursses and treasure valued Al $500.
Coo Among her passengers Were Dr !.
II Chimes and E-ise. jose Armour j, X
Frf1lfns y z Higgins J.. " HiggenbOltea
F5rrioue Williams and Anna Williams
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A caro- for HOnoluIu.

ia schoc1er Helene was cleared yesterday
sor lEaaolslu NstE an assorted nerekanetee
cargo. ysiued a. tsr.so4. sad sneisding the
Following
I0O ebis hosf. Ss7S cts harley. IS ets
wheat so5 cts oats. 2is4 hates bag. i123 .5s
beans. 3g2i ibI treas. 1880 lbs iare. II <enis
Vine-aF. % oXH paStes 3 ca chocolate. Pkgs
-rsa.rled aee 1rsstsiSEHs 40 "a oAktnG Pow.
cers q assorfs1 caEned goods. cG- c4n-.e.l
- hbls hslf-SbIs salmon. 81, ESQ II lurl.
her. 100000 shingies, 80 EkUa PANTS and els.
80 b1s SOAP, 500 gals tis,i!s1te I'D btis
paper, blls broomE. % pIzgn sewing ma
chimes. 3e Ilzgs miilWork. $50 railroad ties. q
bbls lubricstinE oil 10 bales tWlne, 1900 lbs
phosphate. 1S3 gasoline.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
The storm still overlies the western por-
tion Of The country. On the Pacific slope rain
has fallen from the Tehachapi northward. At
Red Bluff 1.s0 inches reported during the
past twelve hours.
The following high winds have occurred
San Francisco. IS. southeast: Sacramento. So.
southeast: Carson, "a. southwest: Independence.
30, southeast; Winnemucca, 80. south; North
Head 80 southeast
The Sacramento River is rising rapidly at
Red Bluff. the river stage being lS4 feet.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours, ending midnight December 81:
California north of Tehachapi-C1oudy, un-
settled weather Saturday. with showers; fresh
northwest winds.
California south of hachapi-C1oudy; un-
settled weather Saturday with rain; brisk
south winds.
Nevada-Rain Saturday.
San Francisco and vicinity-C1oudy: unset
tied weather Saturday, with showers; light
northwest winds, changing 20 southwest.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Probably rain
Saturday; brisk south winds.
Sacramento-Showers Saturday: light north
winds.
Fresno-Rain Saturday; brisk south winds.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-31

LEVI EsTATE sETTLED.-The first ana
nnal account OF thu administrators OF the es-
tats ek Iosesh Lazy vas Sled IN the Probate
CO1rG yeatsrdaV Wsae q pstition foE distribu-
Non. RSrolpt9 have BIAounted- 20 S111. 32k and
eRpeHdituPs1 eg338 %. FtaR5zG e1OR PSI 9S 70 be
diVfeOd among IKE heirs Or this sun four
9oc9 each got t11- 0CS %. ave &eUghtsrs each
e7605 - three gFAa6chFldPe1 0s3OS 50 ana
eighteen gTanackliaFan 500 esch.
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Notice 10 Mariners

The following Affects the list Of lights. buoys
and caynnsrks. Pacific Coast 1904:
IHIRTEENTH DISTRICT. OREGON.
laguina Bay Entrance. page 47.-South end
q Eee- Buoy, No J. q frst-class can. reported
acrl1t October 81. was replaced November Il
WASHINGTON.
Grays Esrbor Entrance. page 7l--South
LLannel Outer Buoy. Ps. first-clsxs nun
marked SC IN white Was established December
= in - feet Of water. 70 mark the entrance
70 The new south channel over the bar This
channel Is very and Is close 70 the
1etty- vessels should not attempt 20 enter II
without q pilot
Lone tree On Damon Point. .r1lcE
- 80 NE q -
Grays Harbor Lighthouse ........... Z BY
beiilngham Bay. page 62-StaxT Rock Buoy.
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the early morning tides are given in the left
hand column and the successive tides of the
day IN the order OF occurrence as TO time; the
fourth time column gives the last tide OF the
day. except when there but three tides as
sometimes occurs. The heights given in
addition 10 the soundings OF the United States
Coast Survey Charts except when a minus O.
sign precedes the height, and then the number
given IS subtracted from the depth given by
the charts. The plane Of reference is the mean
OF the lower low waters
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PIot Hays Carried 70 sea.

bar al the PILOT boats came inside yesterday
ard there vas no boat outside 70 take Pilot
Hzys on the sreiGhter Wyeeeio after be. had
tslzer har satsiy 20 TIE open Sea me. we
C-sprasn HAYS Wfls call ~ I1sdysrnith 1or eoeA.
40 - ehe BFidsh CclSalb'ar port he Psiot
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landed with evergreens and the walls
hung with holly wreaths. tied with
immense crimson bows OF silk. ribbon
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-31

a red second-clsss nun reported out OF posi-
tion December 20. will be replaced soon as
practicable.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board.
L. c. HEILNER-
Commander, L. s. N. Lighthouse Inspector.
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chants Exchange San Francisco. Cal,
Decerber go 1904
The Time Ball the tower of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to- day
T. e. AZ noon OF the l20th meridian or at 8
2. a. Greenwich time. ]. c. BURNETT,
..s:: Lieutenant. U. S. n. IN charge.
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Alameda and NaripO~a SAN To-Day

The Ocsanlo etsanohip Company Twin
l,rers Es-.Dosa ans A,a-neda Wssi saiI At II
o'clocs ss-Say from Pac1cc-strOet wharf. The
Alarns6E Goea &c Heac,C.u And the Ne7poea
70 Tshitf aa1 tho -eaesns es beta vesSeis via
be crowded With paaSenGer1.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-31
EXCELLENT
REASONS
FOR.....
READING
NEXT
SUNDAYS
CALL

The Sunday CdirS Free Music Les
SonS-LeSSon No. 7.
By W. Scott Grove.
1.-THE Brethren" II Romance of the
CruSddeS-FirSf inStoun1enE
BY H. Rider Haggard.
'Driftwood"-$5O Prize Story.
By Martha Tustin Patton of San Francisco.
"On and off the Bread Uagon'
BY Charles Dryden
Fables for the Foolish.
By Nicholas Memo.
"Chin1n1ie Fddden." The LLfsdon1
of UOnl0n and UnwiSdon1 of
Philosophers.
By Edward w. Townsend.
".Jottings of Old Linn .Jucktin
BY Opie Read.
az Golden Link
By A. M. Davies Ogden.
"Carrying Things Through
By The Parson.
"The Btowing of the Horn"
Origin of this custom
".Rpru Shoyers."
By Ruth Sawtelle.
"In Retreat"
California; s 1904 Record in .EthLetics.
EOOIUeU JOT IHe |1HtSTtCOH OtTt
Half Hour LL'ith the Ron1oncerS.
By Robert w. Ritchie.
Social Gossip.
By Sally Sharp.
Dramatic WeWS.
By Blanche Partington.
Frdtern0L DoinGS.
By Ernest Stock
Interesting Foreign Happenings.
BY The Calls Special staff Of Foreign Contrbu-
tors and in addition to these Special Features
The Call Prints I'll the City, Coast
Eastern and Foreign NeWS.
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NEWS OF THE oCEAS.
Masaers Of Interest 10 Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

Ths schsoneF c. s. Holmes s(at Redoodo) !
ohzr5sTss Ger lua1ber frCra Puget anund Z
EtsE. Fers. at f0s. ~
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Weather Reoort.
>-s-c q

The following the seasonal rainfalls to
date as compared with those of the same date
last season and the rainfall in the last twen-
tv-four hours:
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snn- Monri and Tide.

Uai:ed States Cast ana Gec1etie survev-
a. Forr Point entrance 70 San Francisco
Rsv Published BY. official authority. OF the
Superintendent.
N0TF-The high and low waters occur a.
,he citv front C1lsssion-street wharf about 25
ratnutes later than Fort Points the height
OF r5de IS the same at both places
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-31

?. cRATs EARBoR. Dec 3o--Bktn ArsEo Ics
az anchor and chain In ha-bor Wednesday
night during Etntstcrm.
ANTWERP, Dee 30-Br shioS Red Rock
and fVafaen Abi5ey. leading here for San Far.
cfeco. broke fEpTS- moortngs during huricane
today ans costde6 with and badly damaged
Heig stnr Sanbre.
IoNpON. Dec 3o-Br shlp Nivele. from
.C;lsFgow. for liverpool, 60 Lac for rancouveF
vent ashore. but was afterwaFc got on, ~
ISrlissh, Isls ct Arran: now Waiting fer tug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-16
RAN NECK
AND NECK
CLOSE RACES WIRE THE RULE
At rHU MEADOWS YEsTGR.
DAY

The races At Thn Meadows yoater-
day were the best that have been
seen since the meet heEaa. Close
flashing wha the order ~ tho day
aud kept the spectators IN the
grand stand tluHllan sith excite.
mant Three oct IT Elm faVufltsa
came home flIaaIHa the dust in
their rivals nnslflfa Andrew a.
Cook was something ~ a flaaps
pointmeut ln the fourth race. soven
fuflunFs. when he led The bunch 90
the stretch ~ faHr leuEtha and
then By boiling threw The race
nNaY
pfieaiiihe iosf tha bunch from the
start to The finish Ia ths first race
fite furionea klmanef tried hard
to catch the flying horse. bui q
waa uo use aud be passed under the
wire an easy winner Aimnncr fin
iHhed a good second with BUD Wade
third
Illowhho made q sensational fin
ish BY eating up the ground from
the end ~ The sffeffh 60 the wire
Ike a double EfeaHed streak of
lightning In che fifih race siE fur
lonrs. defeating NJ Surprise and
Stewards
Following ia yesterday sum
marY
first race five fafianra Priest
llka won AlmnHer second. bud
Wade third Time. Tot
Second race four fufionfa David
Roland Wun steel Wire second.
llooiigan third Time. 40.
THIRD race. Hia fHfianfa War
Times won naK Elder second. liar
Ia third Time. tzfftE.
Fourth race seven furionEa
George Berry Won. nF Houeii Sec
ond nnllie u third Time. itea
Fifth race. aix fnfionRs -iiiowaho
Wun. Ny Surprise second. The
stewRrdcss third Time istifA
Sixth race. one mite~uio shan
non Son Pilot second. Rep TIP
Third Time. / e -
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MET
4 MMRlE
siwAsHEs DEFEATED THEM IN
FIRST GAME or SERIES
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.


Seattle wen out IN the first ball
game with La Angeles on the home
grounds yesterday Afternoon b. a
score 81 II to s The slwaahsa
worked the bnnf racket Cor further
orders during the game. and the
Angeles are nqN planning a cam
paiEn against such tactics Shields
was In the box fof Seattle yester-
day. and he pitched a fine game.
lie passed not q man 20 first.
neither did be hit one. and seven q
them famed the air.
The game Nas q good ons IN spite
~ the fact that the f.os Angeles
team made good many errors.
The Angels found Shields for three
two-base hits. but they we're scat
tered and did little damage. Seat.
tie managed q get In the hits when
they were needed. and but fsw err
rora we're costly.
Chase. The Los Angeles first base
man played q fine game. but did
not have the right dope for the
hunts which came his way Wheeler.
Who played third base IN Iud
Smiths place played a fair game
Jud n az present down In Califor-
MIA undergoing the torture OF the
dentists chair.
Cravath for Los Angeles lined out
a three-base hit. which he might
have made q home run N he had
watched the bail Jimmy T0man
made a great stop % Russ Halls
line HIT over second. bat spoiled a
star play b. making a poor throw
10 the plate. and allowing two runs
20 come Ia. Hall ala Biankenahlp
led the washes 81 the bat blank
enahlp beat uut Two hunts and sent
a hummer over second Hall got q
clean timely hit over first. and an.
other over second which T0man
stopped. bat il resulted In a couple
Of runs coming IN. and served the
purpose Of a clean hit
About 1000 people attended the
game, and. a. today Is ladies' daY.
a good crowd II expected
The score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-16
BOXING TOMORROW

BHiY fafisne stated this morning
that nvarTthluR vas IN readiness
for the boxing contest % the Atbs
snlan Athletic club. a. GeFmania
hail tomorrow night There IL
great rivalry among the boys who
will 70 on che mat. and all Of them
are training hard The fact that
a number 81 San Franeisco leda NAl
enter the ring ls the cause 81 this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-16

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PORTLAND. ore. June ~ --tass
Thtslmaan ta one ~ Manager tHrs
ma insfafm IN the hup for thn Port
lands this neasan Hs has sreea and
eamffuf. BAT hasn't rnt ever the
habit - having a bad hitting nes
ara TIER. lust often enough q kesp
him from being one - the bet II
the business Sc o. ore - The bsHt
batting nIfahefa IN the coast ieAFue.
hIs average being ciosr o. ace.
ThiaIfnan formerly played IN ths
National league with me cgngianati
team
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chance At a. The navy yard tan
has to maacats that they SO mnsA
store b. snon" piae old sci
ter. and TIE little dog. Rags. Of
nondeseFlHt lineage. are always on
the diamond during every Eame.
and HaKa II one 81 the most en-
thuaiasiie RIOTERS or barriers. On
the field
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Samtnhryf Earned runs Los An
Feies q Two haas hits Ruza. To-
man. SPIES Three base hlf=Cra-
fath. stolen bases Van ffalfrrn.
Mahisr. Double plays IIal % Mob
Ter % Blankruahip. ulankeuahip %
Hail 70 shields. bases On halis-Off
Gray s. Bases 90 hi b pitched
ball ny Gray a Struck out-By
Shields Z. ~ Gray & Wild pitch
Gray i. Left on bases Seattle ..
los Angeles & Time 81 game. 1
hour and a. minutes umpire. Jack
Mccarthy.
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mighty close scratch aud they are
husY every afternoon On the navy
yard diamond praetleinK for the
big match game that IL ln BE- pullrd
of In a Tea weeks Sergeant VIE
euhurE. manager Of The Marines
SAYS his bunch 90 marines and blue
Jackets can easily carry off the
peunant n they once set a fair
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FAV0RS IRISH LAD

NEW YORK. June ~ "A Hse
though small field Of thoroughbred
will struggle for tho honnHa ~
aheepahead bay tomorrow GeF gthf
so n0o Suburban handicap ManY
of the turfnen are ~ the nfHhiun
that The Picket will not be able
10 repeat her perfurmapre. and that
Irish Lad viii 60 10 the post 3
general fHvofite.
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TIA AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Cleveland Cleveland S. wash
ington 0.
At s. Louis g. Louis c, New
York /.
At Detroit Detroit 1. Phlladel-
phia 0.
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San FRANCISCO 7. TACOMA l.

TACOMA. June II San Francis
60 won her game NJ this place YES
tefday BY timely hits and an error
lees game Overall pitched good
zane but his support AS poor.
Tacoma ... 20 Q o 0 Q 0 Q OIL
Frisco 80. .....t 2001 9 o ii
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