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CITY REAL EsrArE-continued.
SPECK & CO.,
2014 FILLMORE ST.

a.
2014 FILLMORE ST.
Telephone West 5705
SIC, 0o0-Golden Gate ave; corner; vicinity of
Baker ST.; lot 7l:ioxlO0; fats; rent $500
per annum
$50, 5Oo--Fulton-st corner; vicinity Of Devisa-
dero; lot 70x125; 80 rooms; suitable for
rooming house or santarium.
$50. Observation-Disclosures corner; residence of IA
rooms; lot 55xl37:6.
$25, ,ooo-Bryant-st. corner; vicinity of Third lot
s25, ,oOo~6th ave-, near Fulton st; lot 75x12o;
elegant modern ha's; rent $4,000 per
SIS. .oOo-Tenth-st. corner; vicinity of Folsom;
SIG, ,OOO~Hsight ST.. near Buchanan; lot aox
1915; fats Of rooms each; 5-year
secured lease; rent $500 per annum.
$14, ,500-Baker St; vicinity Of Hayes; lot 25x
100; Oats Of rooms each rent $500
per snnum.
SIS, ,5OO-Howard-st corner; vicinity of 10th: lot
rent S162o per
sI2. 2.5oo-McAIllster ST, near Fillmore; s-room
residence; lot 26:6xIl0.
s12 OOO-Steiner St, near Ellis; lot 25x112:e; 2
fats of rooms each; good location for
Offices.
$40, ,OoO-Sscramento St, near Broderick: lot
27:6x13T:6; store, fat and cottage in
rear; rent $3.50 per annum.
$S,50O-Lyon St, near Grove; lot 25xl12:6;
residence OF s rooms and basement
S7,25o-Lyon St, near Suffer- S-room resi-
dence;; occupied by owner.
$S5o-Clement ST., near Slst ave-; lot
LONG TERN LEASES A SPECIALITY.
BUILDINGS TO LEASE.
Seven-story brick building in vicinity of S.
P. depot; l75 rooms; strictly modern; baths;
steam heat; to be completed by January l.
Brick building on Turk st. near Larkin; so
rooms 20 baths; to be completed by Jan. l.
Kearny St, near sutter; new, modern, class
a building; nearly completed; store and Z
lofts; TO lease as whole.
STORES TO LEASE.
sl25 to 5000 per month-cOr. McAllister and
Lsguna SITS; modern stores; ready about
August !.
1876; modern stores, with basement; to lease
as a whole, or viii subdivide.
$3.50 per mOnth-Pine St, near Van Ness
ave. modern store. 5oxl2o or will subdivide.
$s5 and $40 per month-Eddy St, near Fill
more; three modern stores.
s175 per month-Bush ST., near Van Ness
ave; modern store,
500 per month-Eddy St. near Leaven-
worth; new store. 2oxlGo
SPECIAL.
10000 square feet. with permanent spur track;
choice site for warehouse or wholesale bust
ness; long lease
Hotel containing about 100 rooms, with
splendid dining room and cafe on the ground
floor. TO be erected at once on the northeast
corner OF Sutter and Steiner SITS; opposite
Alcazar Theater, and same lot with new
hreproof theater the construction of which is
10 be commenced Immediately; right in the
heart OF the new amusement center Of the city
and surrounded by high-grade stores; also six
fine stores on the ground floor OF the structure
TO be rented separately; full particulars on in
quiry.
SPECK & CO..
20l4 FILLMORE STREET.
Telephone West 5705
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ELMHURsT REAL ESTATE.
WILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

LIVE AMONG PEACEFUL SURROUNDINGS
ENJOY LIFE BY LIVING IN COUNTRY.
Excellent train service brings your home close
to your business
Take the sausaiito ferry and Min Valley train
to Mill Valley Office.
Grand views Of mountain and water; delight
full climate: sewers water. tine graded roads
PRICES, $3.50 UPWARD.
$40 MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Send for our price list.
LYON & HoAG. 1923 Fillmore ST.,
ar Mil Valley. Calf.
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So. .OOO-Close 10 Haigbt and Fillmore SITS;
fats 10 hrst-clsss condition. all modern;
renting steadily for S17O per month, which
could easily be increased lot 5ox120 TO
rear street.
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SIS. .5O0-McAuister and Fillmore sts.; new
modern. up-to-date fats OF rooms and
bsth each, renting for Sl2T.50 per mo-;
sunny lot, 25KS5.
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We viii auction a cottage on Baker
St, near Bush, on Thursday, July 49, at
IL O'Clock noon. 20SA
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SO, ,O0O-Large sunny corner California St.
close TO Fillmore, suitable for hotel,
apartment-hOuse business; hne loca-
ton, 50 II. front
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FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE.
FRUITvALE PROPERTY.
A BEAUTY.
GREAT BARGAIN IN LOVELY
HOME IN FRUITVALE

No more beautiful grounds in miles square.
surrounded by attractive shruhbery, flowers
everywhere; fruit berries of select varieties;
house of 8 rooms in hrst-class shape; location
the best: one block off Fruitvale ave-; splendid
view; grounds l00xi25; party suddenly called
away and will SELL this property and SELL
it RIGHT AWAY at a price that will compel
DON'T WANT MONEY; just enough TO make 1t
sure sale balance to suit yourself. II you
don't WANT a fine home like this don't answer
this ad If you DO want such home on
YOUR OWN TERMS take the Fruitvale local
to o OBRIEN'S OFFICE at 1902 FRUITVALE
AVE, FRuITVALE. Phone Brook 297 Not
open Sundays. Residence 35i2 Washington
ST., Fruitvae.
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G. b. UMBSEN & CO.,
Members Of S. F. Real Estate Board
20 MONTGOMERY ST. NEAR MARKET 81.
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INVERNESS, IN MARIN COUNTY.
The most beautiful resort in all California; on
Tomales Bay; only 50 miles from San Fran
cisco; lots $125 up; easy terms.
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TO let-Will put up temporary buildings. n. side
of Fulton, 100 E, of Polk, 120x120; w. side
of Seventh St. 1So n. of Folsom, 47xl65;
w. side of Third ST.. so S. of Harrison,
S0x120; W. side of Third ST, 80 S. of Perry,
25x75; s. side of Harrison, 40 W. of Third,
s6xl20; temporary building on line of Polk,
between Clay and Washington. GEORGE X.
FRINK, 2626 Vallejo ST., till $3.50 a. m. and
after D. m.
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BALDWIN & HOWELL 1862 Fillmore, mr. Post
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 1892 Fillmore, nr. Post.
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TO LEAsE-Continued.

TO LEASE
In the PERMANENT two-story
ROESCH BUILDING,
NV. Cor. MISSION and 18th Streets.
In the center of San Francisco's principal
manufacturing district.
Ready August /.
6 modern STORES on Mission ST. and
STORES on 18th st.
II elegant business OFFICES or light manu-
featuring. I'd floor; Mission st.
large well-lighted loft, 30x150.s with or
without stores in front. For publishing print
ers. stationers, bookbinders, newspapers kin
dred trades.
large concrete CELLAR, e0xs2, for whole
sale wine and liquor house.
GAS. POWER Lease EIEcTRIc1Ty
Apply to Louis Roesch, 2513 Howard ST., TO
10 a. m. Telephone Special 396.
TO LEASE
110x112; on 10th St, near Mission, at 81 so
per foot; two frontages.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 1892 FILLMORE
WE have several applicants for property in the
burned district to buy lease; owners please
submit personally at office. STUART &
MACV1CAR, Sc. cor. Van Ness ave. and Ellis
ST.. entrance Ellis ST.
TO lease-Hotel 35 rooms, nice, large and light;
choice corner, near Van Ness; ready for occu-
pancy. MAU-C00PER CO.. 1928 Fillmore ST
RoTHERMEL & CO., 2091 Fillmore street, near
California-Country and city real estate.
PROPERTY to lease at l4os Geary ST., near
OSlaxla:
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$12, ,500-Sacramento St, not far from Presidio
ave; 81 feet frontage; large depth; excel
lent Broom house, with hardwood floor,
heater, etc. 1894
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S12 OOO-Splendid holding on California St, close
10 Fillmore: improved with well-built
2-s1orv houses of rooms and bath each.
which could easily be changed into busi-
ness property; good chance for turn; lot
"a u. front.
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AND COUNTRY LAND.
SANTA CLARA VALLEY
800 cash and S12.75 monthly will pay for a
choice 1Oacre tract in the Santa Clara Val
ley; only 800 per acre; unexcelled for fruit,
vines and poultry
$1900-1213 acres about u mile from depot; in
Santa Clara Co.. bearing fruit
choice location for poultry raising; terms
$500 cash, balance installments.
$2O0o-Choice 10-acre vineyards just coming into
bearing in Santa Clara County; very easy
terms.
SACRAMENTO vALLEY-4O-acre irrigated
homes water right free; on the great Boggs
ranch; only $50 an acre; easy terms.
$9ooo-97 acres sediment soil; miles from
stockton; good improvements; 80 head OF
stock, etc. all farming implements.
BEST BARGAIN IN CALIFORNIA.
$3.50 per acre-s000 acres grain and stock
ranch, including all improvements; near
steamboat and rail.
REDWOOD CITY-S45o for acre lots one mile
from depot; 5-acre lots $1,000 to $3.50; easy
terms
STOCKTON manufacturing center of the State;
Weber home lots; $3.50 up; installments.
INVERNESS, IN MARIN COUNTY
The most beautiful resort in all California;; on
Tomales Bay; only 80 miles from San Fran
cisco; lots $125 up; easy terms.
PALO ALTO.
Large villa lots: 50x150; street work. sidewalks
free; splendid suburban property in South
Palo Alto; convenient to city and cars; $500
and up; monthly installments.
Writ for he adpdor
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S250O--NEW fve-room cottage, close 10 cars and
local trains: $500 cash. balance monthly pay
ments. GARDNER-FRICK CO., 956 Broad
way. Oakland.
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S37. .5O0-Prominent business corner in Western
Addition, consisting OF fats and z
stores; improvements years old ana
lnodren In every way: steadily rented
at $325 per month; large lot, 80 IT. front.
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Members of San Francisco Real Estate Board
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THIS AID. WILL APPEAR
BUT ONCE.
CHAS. A. ARMSTRONG,
REAL ESTATE
EAST 14TH STREET. OPPOSITE


CHAS. A. ARMSTRONG,
REAL ESTATE
EAST 14TH STREET. OPPOSITE
MELR0SE STATION.
bargain In a geAtleman's home Of rooms
and bath. very latest Improvements; house all
carpeted; lot 50x200; windmill and tank,
acetylene gas plant. chance of a lifetime
to get splendid home; price $4,000 easy
terms If desired.
Houses and lots of different descriptions on
terms.
Close to local train and ears.
FRUIIvALE REALTY co.
FOR SALE-22 acres of land within 3 miles
of the center of Frnitvale; can be bought for
$500 per acre; this Is about $500 to S400 less
distance from town. II viii not be the
market long and If you looking for a good
investment of this kind take look at IT, For
sale by FRUITYALE REALTY CO., 1922 Fruit
vale ave.
s25OO--NEW ive-room cottage, close TO cars and
local trains; $500 cash. balance monthly pay
ments. GARDNER-FRICK CO., 956 Broad
way. Oakland.
ELMHURsT REAL ESTATE
SEVERAL fine lots graveied street at a bar
gain
chicken house; lot 50x141; near cars; fine
street: $500
House of rooms high basement. bath; big
barn; pigeon house 1880; half cash
Lots az Fitchburg and Melrose.
CHAPLIN & BOOTH.
GO San Pablo ave-. Oakland.
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WE offer ten lots In the McGee Tract. Berkeley
i've blocks from Berkeley station fnr se5S
each. at $50 down and $40 a month; ali street
work done: this Is a snap.
MACDERMOTT COMPANY
2139 Center St. Berkelsgs
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CHEAP LOTS.
$3.2fO-Jackson street, north side near Jones.
unobstructed marine view 25x137 g feet:
beautifully located for fats
81 l500-Close TO Haight and Baker streets: only
six lots left; 25x115 feet each; EASY
terms arranged.
SH5OO-Close 10 Van Ness avenue and jackson
street; 50 .SKllT.6 feet
S4ooO-lIth street, close 10 Valencia; Soxll5
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

G. Il. UMBSEN & CO.,
Members Of s. F. Real Estate Board; 49,,
20 MONTGOMERY ST. NEAR MARKET ST.
SS7. .5OO-Prominent business corner in Western
Addition, consisting OF fats snd 2
stores; Improvements years old ana
modren in every way; steadily rented
at SS25 per month; large lot, so # front
So. .OOo-Large sunny corner on California St.
close 70 Fillmore suitable suitable for for, hotel ,ooa
tion; over so IT. front
s21. .OOo-Close TO Haigbt and Fillmore SITS; s
fats 10 hrst-clsss condition. all modern;
renting steadily for $40 per month, which
could easily be increased lot 5oxl20 TO
rear street.
Sls.5oo-McAnister and Fillmore SITS; 8 new
modern, up-to-date fats OF Z rooms and
bsth each renting for Sl2I.5O per mo. ;
sunny lot, 25Ks5.
S12.oOO-Splendid holding on California St, close
10 Fillmore: improved with well-buiit
2-story houses OF rooms and oath eaeh.
ness property; good chance for turn; lot
"a It. front
S10,000-Fine corner on 25th st. close to Mis-
sion; Improvements consist Of substan
tial 2-story houses in orst-class order; an
nual income Slls0; vacant space In rear
could be improved with small hats; large
lot, so It. front
Ss,Ooo-2 nice fats, close to Sacramento st. and
Central ave 81 rooms and bath each;
rents 500 per mo- sunny side OF street;
lot 25XlO0.
81 .500-A snap; corner lot In burned district.
close % Sd and Bryant; easily worth over
$4,000 before the fire; 35XlOO.
Sc 000-Elegant residence in Western Addition.
close of California and Devisadero sts;
rooms and bath; all IN extra fine condi-
ton; nice neighbOrhOod; full-sze lot.
SeOoo-2 sunny fats. close to 24th and Dolores
sts.; rooms and bath; each rented low
at $50 per month; q good, safe invest
ment; lot 25Gl15.
s.. 600-Nice residence on sunny side Of Union
ST., close 10 Fillmore; Z rooms and bath;
good order; 25K137:6; a chance to get
good home cheap.
$500 and up-choice lots on Castro and 2lst;
ready 10 build on; be bought
monthly installments
Choice Richmond lots, nicely situated;
close to 9th and ST.
For fun particulars Of above and for lists Of
property for sale and 10 lease in all parts OF
the city. apply 70
G. H. UAIBSEN g. CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
20 MONTGOMERY ST.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN SUBURBAN
AND COUNTRY LAND.
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BEST BARGAIN IN CALIFORNIA.
$3.50 per acre-s000 acres grain and stock
ranch, including all improvements;
steamboat and rail.
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REDWOOD CITY-$450 for acre lots one mile
from depot; 5-acre lots $1,000 to $3.50; easy
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STOCKToN-Manufacturn center of the State;
Weber home lots; $3.50 up; installments.
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DIVISION street right the Southern Pacific
Railroad; corner lot, 200x100 feet with spur
track privileges from the s. p. Co. and the
Santa Fe al the nominal figure of 81 per foot
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S9ooo-97 acres sediment SOIL miles from
stockton; good improvements; 80 head OF
stock, ETC.; all farming implements.
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BARGAINS IN ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE AT ALL
PRICES.
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SACRAMENTO vALLEY-40-acre irrigated
homes; water right free; on the great Boggs
ranch; only $50 an acre; easy terms
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SIS, ,0Oo-Permanent corner investment pays ST5
per month for two years more; at expira-
ton Of lease will pay $120; block
from Fillmore st. 179A
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GOOD CORNER on TELEGRAPH AVE. y
Close In. splendid buildings, earning ia per
cent net; lot 100 ~. Telegraph ave BY so ft
for $25, 900. Terms be arranged. Property
increasing in value very rapidly In the innme-
diate vicinity
Lot 44x16O: next TO West Berkeley Bank. for
$500. This is a money maker. Lots on either
side are held for $3.50 per front foot
MCLAUGHLIN & SULLY
First National Bank Bldg, BerkeIev
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Valencia street. store block; best on the
street: 500 per month for 10 years lease;
perfectly level; stores all around it.
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WATSON REALTY COMPANY,
FERN AVE AND POLK ST,
Next to Citizens National Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE
Page St, near Webster. 30xl00. $1,000.
O'Farrell St, near Powell, s7x137; make offer
Eighth ave and | ST. 240x600 feet; street
work done; $s7, 500.
Dupont St. 80 feet south Of Sacramento, 5s:5,
II feet. west side; make offer.
six-room house, 25xl14 feet, Twenty fifth ST.
near Noe; $2T00.
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SIC, 000-Fine corner on 18th St. close to Mis-
sion; Improvements consist Of substan-
tial 2-stOry houses In 1rst-class order; an
nual income sIl40; Vacant space In rear
could be improved with small hats; large
lot. so II. front
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TO LEASE.

Foh sale--Modern Groom house. lis Belvedere
ST. between Waller and Frederick.
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S35, ,000-one of the best stock farms in the
State; 164 acres, all bottom land accommoda-
tions for 100 horses; fine water and grounds /;
gross income this year over 500 per acre:
situated at PIeasanton, the great horse center;
training track on premises; splendid invest
Cal.
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rAsY FoR vANpERBILT.

Defeats Georgia Techs On Slippery
 Field. 37 to c.
 Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 17--In an almost continuous downpour of rain, and a field deep with mud, Vanderbilt today captured It's annual football game with the Georgia Tech team, 37 to 6.
 The weather conditions made pos sible the only touch down and goal made by the Tech boys, for the slip pery field caused Vanderbilt man to fall down just after kick off. Only three times was the ball in possession of the local players, and most of the game was played on Tech territory.
 In the first half, Vanderbilt made four touchdowns and three goals. In the second half. the visitors scored on two touchdowns and goals, and safe- ty The line up follows:
 avnderbiit-- Noel. left end; ole Pritchard, left tackle; McLain, left guard Stone center; Chorn, right guard; E Noel, right tackle; R. Blake right end; Coston. quarter back: D. Blake, left half; Manier, full back Craig, right half.
 Tech--Brown, left end; McCarty, left tackle; Snyder, left guard; Monroe. cen ta; Henderson. right guard; Luck right tackle; Sweet, right end; Roberts quarter back Davies left half; Adam son, full back; Hightower, right half Referee Bradley Walker of Vtr' ginia; Umpire, Henry Phillips of Se- vance.
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line and the latter was given nfteen
 Princeton Through Center.


 line and the latter was given fifteen wards because of a foul tackle.
 Princeton Through Center.
 Rulen Miller mare three yards through center and Harlan then kicked 10 Yaie's twenty five-y yard line; eeoet prjn@afon's forty-seven-yard line. At this point Tibbot went in for Harlan al ie!F Tibbot at gained three yards anal and four UT Yale's,. ffty-yard line. Daub securing the bail Mccormick tried center on a delayed pass, but failed to gain. Mc- Cormick then kicked to YaIe's nltse1h- sSe1a ward line. Veeder punted to midneld, Tibbot catching the ball and running lS hack five yards. On pretty forwara pass, Tibbot to Mister, the ball went to Yale's twenty-yard line, put was brought back because a Princeton man
 It was Yale's ball in midneld; on A delayed double pass, Jones anc Lann carried the ball seventeen yaros, MoI " ss 2 went through center for five yards, ana Forbes made the first down by strik !. ing the same point. Linn gained elgnt yards and the ball was on Prlncetonhl 2 twenty-yard line. Morse sSruch eis ae line for two yards and Forbes mace the first down by carrying the pail 10 Princeton's flfteen-yard line,
 Linn gained four yards. Rome 1 Went on the field to get into the next plaS' but before ne hau Sh VPRgtL tha AnaI line up time was called, with the hilAl score to o.
 The lineup follows;
 Princeton-wister, left end; Herring left tackle: H. Dillon-Daub, left end; Phillips, center; Standard, right guard, 1, Cooney, right tackle; Hogaland. right end; E. Dillon, quarterback; haFlah, left half back; Rulon Miller risht h@li back; Mccormick, full back. .
 Yaie-Forbes, left end; Paige. left tickle: Bridges, left end; Hockenberger' center: Edwin, right guard; Bigelow' right tackle; Alcott, right end; Jones, ouarterback; veder, left half back; Knox-Linn, right half back; Morse full back.
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Notice To Stockholders.

South & North Alabama R. R. Go. O6lce of Secretary, Montgomery, Ala,
 October 24, 1906.
 The annual convention of the share holders of the South and North Ala bama Railroad Company will be held atl the office of the company In the city of Montgomery, State of Alabama, on Saturday, November 24, 1906. at 12 o'clock noon, for the purpose of elect ing Directors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other busi- ness as may be brought before it.
 G. W. CRAIK, Secretary.
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Prize Winning Chrysanthemums, RO- ses and Carnations.
 Orders intrusted to ua receive eare- ful personal attention and prompt de- livery.
 s. B. Stern and Coz
 II Dexter Ave. Phone 1OO1.
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to the man, they hammered their way period, besides making another touch- down in the first half In the second period, besides aking another touch down, Texas profited by Hamilton drop kick of thfrty-five yards, and by a safety, when a speedy Texan tackled Gully, of Tulane, after he had caught a punt behind the goaI line.
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HARVARD SCORED.
Dartsmouth Makes Touchdown put
 LOses 22 to 9.

DnrtsTnOudH WuhUs
 LOsea 22 to 9.
 r-arbridge. Mass, Nov. 17.-on slinnerv fleld, Harvard defeated Dart month this afternoon by the score Of 92 to g. The Harvard team had its own way during the first half, and SurinF the early part of the second half. but as the game drew to the close. and with substitutes in the Har- ward line, their goal line vas crossed by the Dartmouth men.
 Dartmouth played the new footpel' and the fake play on which they SCOT ,.d their touchdown was pronounced the pretiest football ever seen on Sol diers' Field. Harvard also used the new rules to advantage but was hand icapped in getting off snappy plays by the slippery turf.
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Vale EreaI,ien Win

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 1.-The an- nual football game between the Har- ward and Yale freshmen teams took place here this afternoon, Yale winnings 28 to O. The Yale 1910 team Is Hae only team in, the country not scored upon this year.
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West Point, N. r., Nov. 11-The West Point football team cancelled its game with Bucknell today. The gridiron was sloppy and Coach Graves was afraid to risk Injury to his men with the navy game so close.
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CHICAGO ROLLS UP SCORE.
Give Illinois a DrubbIng, Winning by
 03-0 Score,

Chicago, Nov. 17.-Chicago's foot hall eleven gave Illinois the worst drnbbing it ever received this after noon the Maroons running up sixty three points and keeping Illinois from crossing their goal line on the one Lonesome chance the State institution had to score Ten touchdowns were made by Chicago. nine goals being kicked. while Eckersall helped along the slaughter by dropping field goal from the twenty-yard line.
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INDIANS DOWN GOPHERs.
Carlisle Team Defeats 4finneapOIis
 Eleven IF 10 O.

Eleven IF 10 o.
 Minneapolis. Nov. 1.-The Carlisle Indians today defeated the University of Minnesota, IT to O. Libby. Little bot and Mount Pleasant carried off honors for Carlisle, while Marshall and Schoknecht were the only players Minnesota had who could find a hola In the Indian line.
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vIrwInJn. Q, GeOrwetoyvn. Q.

game between the University of Vir- ginia and the Georgetown football teams, which was played here today. resulted in tic score, neither team being able to tally.
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ENTONBED TN CAVEIN.

Eight Caught in Well When DirG
 Mass Falls.
 Terre Haute, Ind, Nov. 17.--Eight men were entombed at large well in a cavein at the Indiana Distillery today Effective work on the part of the rescuing party, saved the lives of at least seven of the eight men. When the cavein occurred. seven of the men were at work at the bottom of the we'll They were covered by the drop of earth. One of the men will prob , ably dIe. Five others are badly crushed and cut
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ATTELL GETS DECISION.
Wins From De COursey At End Of Elf
 Aaen4h Round.

EGeUtW KNVWAlUs ., San Diego. Cali, -'ov. l7,-Abe Attell was given the decision over Billy De Coursey at the end of the fifteenth round fast night. It was Attell's fight from start to fln4s.. De Coursey was outclasged, but he made a plucky Showing. His blows, however, when they landed, were too light to do dam- age. He took plenty of punishment and his face was raw and bleeding severely several rounds before the light came to an end.