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Evening journal., 1906-12-19
Al II o'clock a. m.
Sale to close the estate Of William
Tatnal. Deceased.

No. 1. 72s East Eleventh street, two
story brick dwelling, COM
tanning six rooms and bath.
Lot 14x72 IT,, TO a It. alley.
Rent t12 per month.
No. 2. 72s East Eleventh street, two
story brick dwelling. con-
tanning six rooms and bath.
Lot 14x72 II. TO IT, alley.
Rent si3 per month.
No. 3. ZOE Tatnall street three-story
brick dwelling, containing
eight rooms and bath. water
closet. heater. etc, and Is
connected with sewer. Lot
l6 IT, s in.x60 IT, Rent SIS
per month. This property is
centrally located, and ad-
vancing In value.
No. 4. 704 Tatnall street. three-story
brick dwelling. containing
eight rooms and bath. water
closet, heater, etc. and Is
connected with sewer. Lot
l6 II. s in.x60 II. Rent SIS
per month. This property
adjolnR No. 3.
mo, 5. zoos French street, two-story
/ nrlrk ana inlnNNfu uNtAlHEf
containing eight rooms and
both, water closet. heater,
etc. and is connected with
sewer. Lot 10 II. 10 in.xi32
II. 2 in. 10 "A ten foot alley.
Rent SIS per month.
No. 8. s14 Anchorage street. two
story brick dwelling, tin
roof. six rooms, with sewer
connection. Lot 2Ox6l H.
Ront So per month.
No. z. Building lot, $. Il. Cor. Shall
cross avenue and Hancock
street. Front on Shailcross
avenue 25 H. by depth Of
100 II.
No. 8. Building lot. S. F.. Cor. Of
Third and Scott streets, hav-
ing frontage on Scott
street OF i67 T. s in. and
extending this width easter
~ along Third street 70 feet.
No. 9. Building lot. adjoining No. s.
and commencing at a point
4 on the southerly side of
Third street. 70 feet east Of
Scott street; thence easterly
along Third street 100 H.
and 2 IN. and extending this
width southerly parallel
with Scott street 100 II.
No. 10. Building lot. beginning at a
point on the easterly side OF
Scott street at the distances
OF $50 II. northerly from
second street; thence north.
erly along Scott street II IT
in. and extending this
: width easteriy parallel with
! Second street, 70 feet
No. II. Building lot, beginning at q
point on the northeriy side Of
Fourteenth street, at the
distance OF IS H. easterly
from Lincoln street. thence
easterly along Fourteenth
street. 20 II. and extending
= this width northerly parallel
I with Lincoln street IS feet
4 No. II. Building lot. in Ninth ward
s situate on southerly side OF
= Gordon street. 102 II. wesi
q OF Iamotte street. and
y extending along Gordon
4 street westerly PIC IT. 1 in.
n having a deptl. Of IS n. and
in. A very suitable lot fol
small houses
Evening journal., 1906-12-19
Social Notes
PersonaI and Social Notes

T. Vance Miller and daughter. Miss
Edith OF bennington. Pa, are SPEND
ing q few days with friends in this
city.
Leo Weinberg, a student for the
priesthood, at Manchester, n. H., is
home for the holidays.
J. NJ. Bradford. OF Tenth Legion. Va.
is visiting his son, T. c. Bradford, OF
this city.
James F. Price spent yesterday in
Philadelphia.
Miss Bessie Barnes is spending a few
days i'm Philadelphia.
Miss Bessie Reardon is the guest Of
friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. George Morris is visiting rela-
tivcs in Philadelphia
Leroy Lynch, Of Kansas City, Mis-
souri,, formerly OF this city. is visiting
friends here.
Evening journal., 1906-12-19
PoIioe Wateh stranae Man.

Strangers OF the suspicious type are
beginning to AZ the city and the4police
have been cautioned 70 be more watch
full regarding the actions Of all those
not known 10 them This was evineed
by the large number Of strange 'nen
Who have been placed under arrest dur
ing the last few days. one OF them
are known TO the police authorities
and this has caused them to redou5le
their efforts and caution.
Evening journal., 1906-12-19


I am ashamed Of myself 10 delay in
writing. Your remedy iphira-Cura)
cured me Of the Morphine HlJt Of G ghi
years standing. At beginning Of treat-
ment 1 used 60 grains Of morphine every
twenty-four hours by mouth. 1 was re-
duced to skin and bones. 4 have samea
twenty-six pounds since. and feel better
than I did before commencing 10 take
morphine. During treatment / woc aot
confined to my bed one day, but was
working from AS0 in the mirnlns Lnlii
S o'clock in the evening ana theh wort
TO bed and slept all night l haven't taken
any opiates OF any kind since the 18th
day OF December. 1906, neither hove
used Morphia-C ura since that time. You
have sure cure, and you are a homer
able. Straightforward house TO do busi-
ness with. have just taken a civil SER
vice examination and stood next to high
est also took rigid examination by Il
physician required by the sivil service
commission, and was pronounced perfect
mentally and physically.
CHAS. T. DANIEL. R.rh.
Naplerville. III.
As an evidence OF our faith in Nor
phina-Cura We have supplied \. X. Dan
forth. Druggist 12i Market street, VIII
mington, Del. with limited number uf
free trial treatment. which they viii
cheerfully give to applicants. Persons
who cannot call at the druggists arc re-
quested to write in confidence 20 the
Delta Chemical Co., Coloaial-Sccurity
Building St. Louis. Mo-. for free trlal
treatment. which will be sent IA Plain
cover postpaid.
Evening journal., 1906-12-19
Special to The Evening journal.

DOVER, Dec. 19-Deer meat and bear
meat have not yet been offered in the
Dover markets alongside the festive
turkey, goose and quail but there was
a rare article in dressed meat offrred
yesterday by one OF the merchants, S.
W. Minner. II was fine. Fat rae
coon, nearly the size OF a monkey
calf The meat resembled the color
Of veal and has a taste like rabbit and
is Of sufficient table value to cause a
rivalry as to who would finally get The
delicacy. resulting in the Hotel Ri,h-
ardson outbidding the other prospective
purchasers.
Evening journal., 1906-12-19
Carpenter--duPont

At the pslatial residence OF the
brides mother last evening Miss Mar
garetta l.. Dupont became the wife OF
Rulith Carpenter the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. Kinsey j. Ham
mond, rector Of Emmanuel Church. The
bride was attended by her sister. Miss
Isabella dupont, while her brother.
Pierre DUPONT, acted as groomsman.
The costumes OF the bridal party
were OF singular beauty. and the room
where the ceremony took place was a
vertiable floral bower.
Following a reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Carpenter left for a wedding journey
and upon their return win reside in
this city.
Evening journal., 1906-12-19
TO CONSIDER CONSOLIDATION.
Special 70 Tho Evening Journai.

DOVER. Dec 1s-Among the matters
which will be considered at the iext
session OF .he Legislature viii be the
consolidation Of rural free schools as
recommended by the state Board OF
Education. II the proposed action is
taken Il win mean much to the wide
iy scattered schools throughout the
state.
Evening journal., 1906-12-19

At the hail Of the Washington Fire
Company on Sunday win be given the
usual Christmas dinner Of the organi-
zation. Covers will be laid for 100
yuests.
Evening journal., 1906-12-19
No Rufs and Boas

q maine, net, liberty SIR,
nousseline, chiffon in black, white
md all evening shades. Some
styles edged with ribbon and che
lille; some with chenille dots,
lainty, fluffy creations, $3.50 to
$500, I in box.
Evening journal., 1906-12-19
Holiday China

We are displaying a magnih-
cent line of hand-painted China,
comprising hat pin holders, plates,
nut bowls and numerous small
pieces. TL1se goods are very
ecasonably priced.
French and German china
olates, tankards, chocolate pots,
rays, etc, ranging in price from
oc to $500. Make your selection
arly; we will deliver when and
where YOU want.
Evening journal., 1906-12-19
ComfortabIes as Gifts

These Comforts will be appre-
ciated and useful these cold, crisp
nights, and you buy them at a
iaving from the cheapest to the
pest; all are filled with white COZ
on and are twenty per cent. less
han the market price, $I.oo to
$500.
Evening journal., 1906-12-19
Pin Cushions

This morning we received a
related shiprneHtfof all Sizes long
and round, plain and satin cover
ID pin cushions.
Evening journal., 1906-12-19
Chrfstmas Furs Reduced

On account Of the belated win
err we are selling our entire Inc OF
7urs at a reduction OF one-hfth OF
he original price, and by buying
ere you have the satisfaction OF
moving that they are of the best
luality as we'll as superior in
,tvle. Don't fail to see these.
The furs will please you and you
ave 20 per cent. on every piece
on buy.
Evening journal., 1906-12-19
E. B. RILEY
Remarkable Sale
of Holiday Goods

Values are so unusual that this
will be the greatest Christmas
week VIC have ever had. There
as been the swiftest kind OF sell
NO this week. Need we urge you
0 make your selection early?
Evening journal., 1906-12-19

Shortly after midnight the last da.
OF this month the members OF TIA
members Of the Phoenix Fire Company
win assemble around the festive boarc
and usher in the new year with NOR
riment and good fellowship.
Evening journal., 1906-12-19
Scarfs

( OF China SIX, liberty SILK,
nousseline crepe de chine in black
and white, plain centres with col
bred borders, embroidered ends,
'ersian effects and fancy figured
esigns, I in box, $I.oo to $3.50.
Evening journal., 1906-12-19
DRUG USER CURED
STANDS RIGID CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATION.

Ranks Second and is Pronounced Per-
feet Mentally and Physioally--lndis-
putable Evidence That Drug Users
Can be Positively Restored TO Per-
feet Mental and Physical Condition.
Evening journal., 1906-12-19

The Boys Clothing is espe-
cially marked by Brightness of
Style and Low Prices New
York Clothing House, 5o4
Market Street.
Evening journal., 1906-12-19
rs $50 KING STREET


Our Overcoats are beyond
precedent in style, quality and
smallness of price. New York
Clothing House, so4 Market
Street.
Evening journal., 1906-12-19

You can get really Good
Style and Good Quality in an
Overcoat at $40 and $Iz. New
York Clothing House, 5o4
Market Street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
CHARLATAN WINS
THE AUTUMN
HANDICAP.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. More mis-
erable racing and climatic conditions
could not well be imagined than those
which ushered. in the opening day of
the fail meeting at historical Churchill
Downs. All morning cold. drizzling
rain fell. accompanied by a raw SOUTH
east wind which made topcoats
necessity while the track was in a ter
rible condition as a result of the con-
tinued downpour of the last. few days:
In the Autumn handicap. at one
mile, for purse Of $3.50, seven of the
best handicap horses stabbed on the
grounds accepted the issue and all
We're we'll played Charlatan near the
end received the strongest support. and
his price of to L indicated slight ia
voritism over Colonel Jim: Douglas. Mil
tiades went out in company with De-
vout to set the pace and showed the
others merry pace to the stretch.
where Charlatan, working his way up:
gradually from a slow beginning.
joined issue and in mild drive came
away and beat out MiFtiades Harry
Scott coming with a rush in the last
quarter. got up in time to. take third
money from Colonel Jim Douglas: Re-
suits:
First race. six furlangs-charlie Eastman won.
Doa Domo second, Hector third. Time. rs 10.
Second race five and a half fur aongs-Tri-
51;nllant IN won. Malta second, Attention third
Time. 1:l2 4-5.
Third race. selling. six furlongs-Alarve z
won. Matador second. Tarp third. Time. lis
Fourth race, Autumn handicap. .one mile
Cllariatan won. Miltiades second, Harry Scott
Fifth race. hye flrlongs-AIinto w6n,. Chase
second. Western third. Time. 1:i2
sixth race. mile and sixteenth: selling-ka-
tie Powers woli. High Bear second. j. p. May
berry third. Time. :53. -
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
NEW YoRK ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, Oct. Following are the en-
tries for tomorrow at Brighton Beach; :
First race 3-year-old illies. nOu-winners in
1906. six farlangs-Cousin Eva 1l3 Jessamne
los. YsiagIl los. Marie Antoinette f92 Miss
Ogden 1913 Blue Queen f03 Snow Bail 103
Winning Hand l03. Hampton Lady l0S. Cloister-
ess 103.
Second race. steeplechase 4-year-oIds and up
ward, handicap short course about two miles
B9uDdbroo6 155. Balzac I53. Allegiance 145.
Adams IA, Orthodox l33, Multi Blanche T33, Rus
sell Sage 40.
Third race. six furlongs-Geo s Davis I13
BariugO 10, Victoria los. Dry Dollar l65
Fl Dorado l03. DuhyallO l03 Temaceo 100 Mer-
rill 100, Pins and Needles loo, King Brush 100.
Ambush 100.
Fourth race. Preliminary cup. one and half
niles-oxford l26. Proper I26, Cederstrome l26.
Flip Flap ia.
Fifth race. 3-year-ods and upward handicap,
one and 4 sixteenth Iniles-AIartin Doyle 1876
Bad News 119 Dolly Spanker 10. Far West
lis, Miss Crawford III. Lady Savoy 113. Belle
Of Pequest 107, Garnish l07. James Reddiek
lu6. True Boy 1o6. OrIlene 105. Tommy Wad-
dell loo. Lady Prudence IS. The Cricket 90; Bas
Or 93. Sailor Boz go
Sixth race. 2-ycar-old naidens, five and A
half furl0ngs-El Dorado I12 Gangantua l12
Iandsman Il2 Pierfotf1 1I2 Tony Benere III
Stsnwix ll2 Skylark 1f2 Mr. Peabody iIa
Beldemo lf2. Hickory 112, Get Aboard I12
Ben Troyato IL. Windfail 109 Cora Price 109
Princess kaIma I09 Lady Vincent 100.
Seventh race. conditions ssme as sixth five
and half furlOngs2 2Rappahannock lI2. Glen
ham 10. Al II. Woods i12 Thistleseed 1l2
Lig.it Comedy 1i2. Linneppee 112. Cork Hfl
IL. Main Chance 112. Manila 109 Grace Cam
Knight lo9. Reba Stone Ie9, Handyise 1O9
AiEelOne 100.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02


freight route. With the arrival. of these
cars there will be "a rush to book orders
for the early deliveries
All the. agencies report that the car
for the coming year will be an in1:-
provement over all other models built.
inasmuch a 5 they are to beaa stronger
vehicle. The Improvements are greater
this year in the running gear and car
construction than in. the engines. There
are some improvements in the driving
power, but this is small as compared
to that of.the. car itself The designing
of the engines has advanced SO much
that there is very. little more that can
be done. in the way of perfection until
new fuel rs discovered
The new buyers who have booked
orders. for cars on the catalogue dis
play of the agencies have gained an ad-
vantage in time The trade has become
SO perfect in its ways of advertising
its cars by catalogue that one has but
TO see a model Of the previous year to.
appreciate what the new product will
be-. All. proposed buyer has to do is
to decide ON a make that he thinks will
suit his requirements and order. The
Representations of the manufacturers
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
KENTUCKY'S GREAT
EVENT MAY BE
POSTPONED.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

LEXINGTON, KY. Oct livery
thing is in readiness here for the OPEN
ing of Kentucky's great trotting. event
tomorrow. The weather however, cont
tinues rainy, and it may. be. that a
postponement of day or SO will be.
necessary because of the condition of
the track. The Futurity field: is now
the subject of ;copversation. 1t is not
yet settled which horse will be the
choice of the bettor. Guy .Bingen, the
horse which went lame recently, has
been resting UP. and is now. rounds
ing to.
The Abbegov Francis, the. Horse.
Review stake winner, and Silfiho will
all have their. following. Sillih6 has.
worked several times in 2:11. Light
come and Vera Prodigal are also well
thought of. Besides these Cohato,
Codero, Isaboudi, May Stewart, Di
rectral and Kid MeGregor are expected
to pay the $3.50 entrance fee and face
the starter. 1t will be one of the best
fields in history and may be anybody's
race over muddy track.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
BRITISH COLUMBIA
DAY DRAWS A
BIC CROWD.
BY F. e. muLHoL LAND.

SPOKANE. Oct. Brit ish Columbia
day attracted an unusual ~ big crowd
to the fair grounds for IL e opening OF
the last week of racing as the har-
ness horse brigade mad taken its de-
parture for Walla Walla the runners
held full sway on the pro menade deck
Five events We're decided ard the bush
wing shots were IN such splendid form
that they dropped every bird after
using but one barrel The fields We're
small and every favorlte- heavily
backed finished in front AS con-
sequence about half of the eleven book
makers that cut in are making reserva-
tiens tonight.
Monsie. Noble, at 3 to 5, ran away
from her field in the first event Chi
leno, a 30 to l shot. took the place
from Swift Queen. In the second Sizz
closed equal choice with Wit and
scored at leisure. The latter lost the
place to Jim Pendsrgast. Backed
from 8: to- to. 1 to 3. Miss Provo
snatched. the verdict from Procrasrti-
nate by sfzant heae Tor the half-m1le
purse Int rlude ran. third
Only three started for the Interstate
Sparguer rode Cabin care
fully, and the 70 s. choice Sun Ma TX
breezed. Mai Lowery ran a fair fa':e.
while Ed Sheridan secured the stable
to an nex the last : Sttlieho
the 2 to. 5 favos-ite ,7owned the Davies
entry galIoping- Florence Fonso was
third.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

LOUISVILLE. Oct 1.--FolleSying are the en-
tries for tomorrow at Douglas Park:
First race six frrlongs. selling-Prince of
Pless 81, Miss Leeds 81. Ferroniere 90. Prin-
cipia 50, Miss Anxious 90. Rubayat l02 Tom
Grove l02. Speedmaker l02. Lidwina l04 In
tense l04. Daring I05. Ingolthrfft I05. Sorrel
Top io7. Mayor johnson l07 Oasis los. Precious
Stone 10
Second race. and eighth niles. selling
Aerendo I02. Inaammable I02. Jnhs lO2 Town
Moor 1o2, joe Lesser 1902 Haluiy Bib los.
Kleinwood los. Golden Mineral 1o7 Chanlblee
10. Athena III
Third race seven farlohesMR6lla 90 sEsarS
% Crepps Peckham %, Clifton Forge l0a.
Sanction 100 La Pucelle I06. Miss Doyle l0e.
Martha German los.
Fourth race. steepleetase short course Nine
pin 12j. Gus Lanka 132 Ladv Joee1yn 1874.
ST. Nosma 134 SIsmund 1856. Fl NJ I3T Gre
olin 13S Maverick l39, AIanzano 140 Gould I45,
New Amsterdam I5S, Sam Hoffhemer 100
Fifth race. six furlongs. selling-My Bessie
g. Handy Girl "a, Sam Cook "a. CuddledooD
81, All Ablaze 81. Quagga o. Edwin T. Fryer
81, CIamor l61. Tom Dolan f01. Anna Ruskin
102 Frank Flesher 1o3 Jay Swift 105, Walter
Mel can 105, Gracious les.
Sixth race. one nise, selling-Brait 90. Peter
Nathaniel 100. Gauze 101. Noel 102. Sand Bath
lo2. Inspector Girl l02 Beiden 102, Tarp 105.
Lasei 101.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
ARMY TO ADOPT THE NEW
BULLET TESTED AT SEA GIRT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The army
will shortly adopt the new bullet re-
Gently tested by several of the target
experts at the national rifle meet at
Sea Girt and found to be satisfactory.
Instead of the rounded point the bull,
let has long. straight, tapering point
and is also about one-third lighter than
the old one, weighing about $50 grains
The new bullet has a greater velocity
up to 1000 yards. a greater energy up
to 400 yards, a flatter trajectory up
to 1000 yards and little better ac-
curacy up to 2000 yards. 1t will re-
quire slightly different firing chamber
in the rifle, but this can be readily
effected in pieces under manufactures
and the necessary changes can be made
in the pieces in use with but compar-
atively small expense.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02


tomobilists for the. next three weeks;
as most of the enthusiastic: members of
the club that hare the spare time. are
away visiting the East to take in the
Vanderbilt cup ra ee. In fact, the race
is holding the attention. of the local
motorists at home -.
One. branch Of the sport that has not.
been tried on the coast is the hill
climbing contest. There: is no reason
why several of these events should not.
be held through the season. It is a
point that is of much Importance to the
California purchaser. for a car has to.
do more hill climbing in this State .than
most of the others in the Union.
a car that proves a good hill climber
is one that Will Recommend itself to
the coast autonobilists as perfect for
touring. Even in San Francisco a good
hill climber is q. car that is in demand
1t would be we'll for the runs and tours
committee of the Automobile Club of
California to hold one Of these. events
early in the spring, just as soon as the
new model cars. have arrived It would
so great way toward helping the
members to. decide upon the car des tred
for the coming year. :,
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
SAN FRANCISCO.
BOY SET FREE
Charles Wright, Son of Lo-
cal .Ex-Police Sergeant,
:. Is Pardoned BY Governor
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GALL.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GALL
oLYPMIA; Wash. ct. 1.-Charles
Wright a San Francisco boy, was par
doned from the penitentiary today by
the Governor.
Charles Wright is the 22-year- -old son
of x-Sergeant C. P. Wright of the San
Francisco Police Department He is a
bookbinder. by trade. and a year ago.
owing to poor health, he left this city
to visit his uncle, who has a ranch in
the suburbs of Spokane. Wash. While
there he suffered from a severe tooth
ache, and becoming overpowered by the
excruciating pain he jumped into rig
belonging to a neighbor and drove to
Spokane where dentist removed the
tooth Wright was on his way back to
return the horse and rig when he was
arrested In court he pleaded guilty to
a charge of horse ste@Sng and was SEN
fenced to one year in the penitentiary
Owing to the good character of the boy,
the efforts of his father and the recon-
mendation of the District Attorney,
young Wright was pardoned yesterday
by Governor Mead. Wright will return
to his home at 723 First avenue to-
morrow
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
oAIIFoRNIANs IN sew YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct 1.-The following
Calfforniens are in New York:
From San F'rancisco-W. V. NJ. Bay.
2 tie Prince George, 3. l. Belcher, G.
F. Beicher and wife, at the Algonquin;
Mrs. A. Cachot at the Marie Antoin-
cite. E. 3. de Ia AIatyr at the Wood
stock. G. II. Lemon. at the Hotel Al
gOncuiu; r J.. Leirz and wife, a the
Park Avenue p. L. Barman, at the
Hoffman House, F. Ellington, at the
Hotel Marlborough J. 7. Bnrns, II. Car
stinsen, at the Ashland House; Mrs. A.
r. Fish. at the Hotel Wellington. J. l.
31usbbery, at. the Herald Square G.
Lathrop, f. E. L5ehouse, at the Ashland
House; J. Macy. at the Herald Square;
r T. MeHenry, w. A Mclaughlin, Miss
Moffatt, at. the Hotel Imperial: T.
C'Brien, at the Ashland House; T. J.
O'ConncE, at the Grand Union; ]. c.
Redpatf, al the Hotel Breslin; L. B. Re-
gan. at the Ashland House: s. Prouty.
AZ the Hotel Iiapsrial, Miss II. H. Stout
at the Westminster; q. Stallnan at the
Hoffman House.; II. H. Taylor. at the
Hotel Bresiin:. NJ. Walker and wife. at
the Ashland House; L. A. Wilhelm, at
the Hotel Imperial
From Santa BaTbara--F. junior and
wife, at the -Astor House
From Pasadena--M. c. Armstrong, at
xhc Buekin CHAM Hotel
From San Jose-S.. R. Cook. and wife.
1T the Cadillac 49,.
From Redlands-c. N Brown, at the
Marlborough. So
From Oakland-Mrs. Sherwood. at
the Park Avenue.
From Los .Angeles-W. II. Auburn. at
the Empire; c. T. Anthony and wife. at
the Navarro; J. Bacbe and wife, at the
Broadway Central: r H Benton, at the
Herald Square; NJ. NJ Cobb. at the Ho-
tel Bartholdi; Mrs. G. Darrien at the
Ashland House; Fl. a. Koll and wife. at
the Cadillac; A Lindley and wife. at the
Hotel Bartholdi w Mitchell at. the
Hotel Normandie: S A. Schilling. at the
Hotel Cadillac
From Eureka--.A. Jensen. at the AS
tor House.
From Pomona-F- B. Palmer, at. the
Algonquin.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
OPENING DAY AT
THE MONTANA
STATE FAIR.
SPECIAL D1spArcH 10 THE CALL.

HELENA, Mont, Oct 1.-The races
at the opening day of the Montana
State Fair proved to be. in each in
stance events which were won by the
slightest of margins, and as the ia
vorites landed winners. in each event
except the cowboy relay race the form
players were in great glee. :. Redan
won from Malina- In the. last few
jumps, while Jack Little beat Los An
geleno and; FL Paisano conquered Light
of Day by the slightest of margins.
The rider of the favorite' bunch Of
horses in the cowboy relay race was
thrown at the. end of the third mile
and. his horse ran. half a mile before
he could be captured.
The attendance for the opening day
was splendid, the track was in. good
shape and the crowd well pleased
The Montana Derby at six furlonSs
will be run tomorrow. -.