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BANKERS GIVE THEIR APPROVAL

In connection with the foregoing the following
His Excerncy George c. Pardee Governor
California Sacramento Csr; On the 18th ut believing
the declaration of legal holidays the only whereby
financial panic could be averted California upon your
Excene and stated received you
that such holidays would be declared day day long
the necessity existed This policy have wisely pursued
With the most beneficial and gratifying results depostors
bankers alike.
with members of the clearing committee
Francisco and Oakland well the
and glad that all the
and banks California open doing
nder these conditions far the banking interests
ned we recommend that the holidays be terminated by June 5
1906. Very respectfully
BOARD OF BANK COMMISSIONERS
c. H. DUNSMOOR President
Attest: j. CAL EWING, Secretary
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S 1906
Hon George Pardee Governor of the California
CaAy Dear Sir desire the Asso
Savings Banks of Francisco banks
you your courtesy kindness the legal
holidays and that be able
nmaed until June prox, by enable the
banks their business regards the mort
cages in better shape Very truly, E. B. PONDn
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TO PRUNE
MUNICIPAL
EXPENSES
Supervisors to Practice
Rigid Economy in
the Budget.
Finance COMMITTEE Sub-
Inits Estimates for
Fiscal Year.
Tax Rate Of S1.654 VIII
Result if Amounts
Are Unchanged.

The Board of Supervisors yesterday
received from the finance COMMITTEES
the report on the proposed city budget
for the fiscal year beginning July I.
1906. and set next Friday afternoon
as the. date for its discussion and fnal
pzssage. supervisor Gallagher. chair
man OF. the hnancs cominirtee. present.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30

Theodore Kearney. who was resi-
dent of Fresno, was one of the wealth.
lest and best known men in California.
He was the head of the Raisin Grow
ers' Association and had other inter-
ests of large size in Fresno. Mr.. Kear-
ney's beautiful home was one of the
show places of the State. He was an
enthusiastic motorist.
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Chief Executive Regards the Situation as Clear
TOR Taking Up the Necessary Enactments
Bankers Give Approval to Termination Of Period Of
lnoperation Of Statute Of Limitations.
Matters to Be Considered VIII Be Those Embraced
in Report Of Special Session Committee

OAKLAND May 29Uness something shall inter
Een Governor Pde will call special session of the State Leg
are at Saturday June Sacramento Stimuli
aneousy the calling of legal holidays will Saturday
The official proclamation being shaped will be issued in
time this week for the assembling Legislature
selected provided nothing shall compel postponemen
the call understood that the call will follow identcay
along the lines of the San report lega
tion which made public through press today
Most important list of early
consideration the providing the
the statute of limitations months General opinion among egs-
latos who have been conference Oakland of
will be taken the Legislature organized
Saturday and rushed through. 9zsFs - s7sS -
With of legal holidays proposed Legis
lature will be able by Monday necessary Sunday
this important that the first business day. Mon
day, June l. since the fire. the will force
One of the chief purposes calling legal holidays pre-
the oung of which
the fire The Governor has reached the decision understood
that conditions necessity legal holidays
the situation passed
of limitations protection will be ample for business and legal
SIX MONTHS TO ADJUST AFFAIRS
Six months time will be gained sraghten affairs and
legal aspect concerned The Sunday following the call of the
Legislature legal holiday calling holidays
Governor after Saturday
With Monday the day
opinion prevails those conference the subject that the
resumption of ordinary conditions the legal commercial and bank
ing world viii be facilitated
How long Legislature will require
question The from three
outset Belief expressed that the desre of the legislators is to
complete the business for which they will be called together
of expense the State Should that policy adopted
the legislation Will be pressed forward rapidly
introduced
Governors City Hall today State Senators
eay and Lukens of this city, Munter of Stockton Beshaw
Contra Costa Matto of Alameda County Assembman Atkinson
San Francisco and others held conference with
subjects with
ference the unofficial announcement made to the time of the
call
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-30
THEODORE KEARAEY
EXPIRES SUDDENLY
DURING 4 SEA TRIP
Wealthy Fresno Man Dies on
the Coronia on Way to
Queenstown.

QUEENSTOWN. May 29.-During
the passage of the steamer Caronia.
which arrived here tonight from New
York, M. Theodore Kearney of San
Francisco, saloon passenger. died
suddenly. The BODY will be landed at
Liverpool and thence returned to the
United States.
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FORECAST

Fair Wednesday; Warmer
! Light North Winds.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
BATTING AVERAGES
OF AMERICAN
LEAGUE

CHICAGO. Dec. 15.-The batting
averages of the American Leaeua
which were given out for publication
today, shows that the team with the
lowest batting average carried off the
championship. The highest average for
teams was made by Cleveland. which
scored .27s. New York was second with
26os Chicago was last with .2so.
The individual lionors were carried
on by Stone of st. Louis and Clarke ~
Cleyeiapd, both of whom averaged ass
stone played in 154 games. was at bat
Ssl times, made 20S hits and 81 runs.
Clarke was in ~ games, at bat IN
times. made 90 hits and % runs. la
Joie was third with an average Of .s55.
thase OF New York fourth with .323
and Congalton of Cleveland fifth with
so Chicago's best batter. Smith. was
sixteenth on the list. He made .2es.
The champion run getter was Flick
or Cleveland, who made 9s. The record
for stolen bases. SO, was made by Fiicl-
and Anderson of Washington Jointly
The leading martyr of the season was
Jones OF st. Louis. who made 20 sacrj-
fee hits. Flick of Cleveland and An
derson OF Washington making SO each
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
OPPOSES SENDING
REGATTA CREWS
TO THE EAST

MADISON, Wis, Dec. f5--AIaS Loeb.
secretary of the Wisconsin Alumni AS
ISOLATION and editor of the Alumni
Magazine has issued a statement in
which he strongly advocates the aban-
donmelt of the policy of sending re-
gatta crews East every June to partici-
pate in the Intercollegiate regatta at
Poughkeepsie.
He declares tho natural field Of ath-
ietics for Wisconsin is in the Middle
West; that an intercollegiate rowing
association should be organized by
such of the big Western universities
as have aquatic facilities: that a series
OF rowing races should be held between
crews representing the different de-
partments of the university; that an
Eastern trip Is expensive; that owing
to natural difficulties Wisconsin is un-
able to acquit itself creditably at
Poughkeepsie, and that the dvertIs-
ing which the university receives by
sending crews East is not an adequate
return for the expense and trouble in
Cured.
Coming as it does on the eve of the
proposed request by the Board o.
Regents for the employment of a crew
coach. the statement of Secretary Edi-
tor Loeb Is causing comment. The
regents will pass on the question OF q
coach Tuesday.
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TONY FAUST WINS
AN IMPRESSIVE
VICTORY



ing bothered in the early running. he
made UP the lost ground, only to be
bothered again in the stretch Graham
rode Barr to perfection. Sir Russell
and Cloudlight, the other starters, were
beaten way of, Cloudlight quitting to
nothing after having set sizzling
pace to the half-nile pole. Barr's vic
tory showed that he is in rare form
and he will he hard to beat in the best
of company at any distance from this
time forth. The time of the race, iii,
was very fast for the muddy going.
The three short priced contenders in
the Pocahontas handicap. at mile,
finished heads apart In fast time for
the going, the mile being negotiated
in 1:42. The tip that DIR. Leggo was a
live one, circulated before the race,
proved correct. c. C. McCafferty, his
owner. had the checks down and
cleaned UP handsomely by the victory
of his double Derby winner. That he
did so, however was due to the swerv-
ing Of Sir Edward at critical mo-
nient in the drive to the wire. Sir Ed
ward came again, but had lost just
enough to encompass his defeat. Ora
ham had the mount on Sir Edward and
took him out in front right after the
start. Northwest, with Miller up. laid
second to the three-quarter pole. where
DR.. Leggo. the s to favorite. was
sent along by Knapp after the pace
maker. The stretch run by the trio
was thrilling and wrought the spec
tators into frenzy OF excitement.
Blue Eyes, Rightful and Lubin. the
other three starters, cut no figure in
the running. being always outrun.
The remaining three races on the
card were selling affairs. Plausible
the to favorite in the opener for
two year -olds, scored easily. Grace G,
well handled by Brown was easily Sec
ond, and Triumphant took third money
from Mrs. Matthews, the latter firing
badly after showing lots OF early
speed.
Miller's superiority in the saddle won
the second race for the odds-on IA
vorite Lord Nelson. He nurscd the St
Carlo geldsng along so we'll that he
brought him home a winner when It
looked as IL the horse was hQpeiessly
beaten. Shady Lad beat David Bo1and
FOR the place in the final drive The
others were beaten off.
Tommy Sandy brought the 80 to
shot ". 3. Gates to the wire first In
the ffth head in front of Clandes-
tine. who was in turn a neck in front
OF the ] to favorite Cloche dor. witt,
walter Miller up Gates took the lead
coming by the paddock and Tommy
sandy rode like fIend to keep the old
geldinE going. This is not the first
instance in which he has put it over
Miller at the finish. Sandy has been
doing some very effective work with
long shots the past week.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
WHIRLWIND GAME
OF RUGBY ENDS
PRACTICE

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Dec. 10
The Rugby post-season practice was
brought to a close at Stanford Univer-
sity this afternoon with a whiriwind
game between tlbE first and second
teams. The varsity, after a hard, up
hill fight. came out with score of 8
to s. The second team played a fine
offensive match and was only beaten
in the last few minutes of play.
Several of the men of the varsity
were prevented from taking part in
the contest, owing to studies and sick
ness. Coach flanagan filled one of the
vacancies on the Reds, while Assistant
Coach Bansbacln took up his position
with the Blacks.
The field was in comparatively good
shape, despite the rain, but the ball
collected mud with every rebound and
was soRgy on the kicks.
The Reds started the game with a
try after a few minutes of play. No
goal was kicked and then the ball was
again put in action. The Blacks rushed
1t goaiward shortly afterward and a
try was scored. Macdonald at full
back converted the goal kick into two
more points. The score stood in favor
of the Blacks for the remainder of the
game until along near the end, when
the Reds after repeated urging on the
part of Coach flanagan forced Ii over
the line for try.
The lack of rigid training was ap-
parent in the playing of both teams.
After the first half the men were out
OF breath
The first team, with the exception of
Fenton at fullback. Holman at wing
and Thorpe at forward. entered the
field against ebe second aggregation.
DIR. Frank Angel. chairman of the
faculty athletic committee officiated as
referee.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
LATE SHIPPING NEWS
OUTSIDE BOUND MP MIDNIGHT
Ger shin Christei: bark Hecla

OUTSIDE BOUND MP MIDNIGHT
Ger ship Christei; bark Hecls
DOMESTIC PORTS
ASTORIA--Arriyed Dec 15-Br ship Glene-
RIGHT, from San Diego.
TAToosH-Passed in Dec lo--Bsrk caronde-
sh She aen hence e Dec ~ for Iadysth NOT SIN"
Passed out Dec 15-Ital ship Ascensione. from
SAN PEDRomsailed Dec 15-Tns Sea Rover.
with barge Santa Paula in tow, for Port Har-
h Gn FOSTER Mh o ,1n san RIVER
FORT tBRAGG-Sailed Dec 15-Stmr Noyo,
NoYo-saiied Dec 15-stmr Brooklyn, for
san DiEGO-Arrived Dec 15--stmr RavallI.
KEpONDo-Arrived Dec 15-stmr Despatch,
sailed Dec 15-stmr Atlas, for San Fran
SANTA =. EARBARA-Arrived Dec 15-stmr
ABERDEEN--ArrivedD Dec 15--Stmr Grace Dol
hence Dec !: stmr Fulton, hence Dec 3: schr
Premier he'ee l efs 3 PORTS
HoNOLULu--Sailed Dec i5-Stmr Siberia, for
Frsneisco: Br s.mr KirkIse fer Nsye.stie, Aus
tralia; stmr Arlzonan; for Saline Cruz
vleToRIAI r2Esic Be- rok Msr stmr shells.
hence Dec l.; stmr City Of Pueblo, hence Dsc
Sailed Dec i5--Nor stu,r reiIus, for San Fran.
cisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS
LIyERPooL-sailed Doc l5--ssmr Umbria.
for New York.
Arrived Dee l5-stmr campau!a. from New
York.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dec 15--stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm IL. for New York: simr philadelphia
for New York.
PLYMoUTH--Arrived Dec 13--Stmr st. Paul.
from New York. FOR CserboIIrg and Southampton
and proceeded.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dee 15--stmr staa-
tendanl. from New York.
TliIESTE-Sailcd Dec 15--Stmr Ultonis for
New York.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
ROOT AND FOGLER
WIN BICYCLE
CONTEST

NEW YORK Dec. 15--Root and Fog
Ter. first: Downing and Hopper second;
Rutt and Mcfarland third.
These teams were winners in the
six-day bicycle race concluded at Madi-
son Square Garden tonight The last
mile was ridden by Fogier. Downing
and Rutt. respectively. for the three
first teams The time was e:17- The
distance covered by the eight teams re-
naming was 2292 miles and laps At
the finish the riders were AL miles and
laps behind the record set by Miller
and Waller for the same number Of
hours in 1899 The same team won last
years race. Root then making the final
dash. The order of finish OF the other
teams follows. the partner riding the
last mile being placed first:
Fourth McDona Id. Somerville and
Coffcy. Boston,: Afth, Melting. Canada.
and Logan Ireland: sixth. Clark. Aus
traiia. and Pye. Australia seventh
Downey. Chelsea. and Moran. Boston.
eighth. Georget. France, and Georget.
France
AT 1906 o'clock. when the la hours
of riding had been completed. all eN-
cept the leaders were, according TO the
rules, retired from the track Those
retired were Walthour and Bedell and
Breton, and Samuelson. both teams hav-
ing failed to make up the one lap lost
earlier in the race. This left eight
teams. just one-half OF the original
starters. to fight out the fnish at one
mile. The eight riders were sent away
i'm a good start and the final dash of
ten times around the track proved TO
be whirlwind ending. F'ogfer took
the lead at the start and never lost il.
although hard pressed by Downing.
who kept on almost even terms. At
times only those at points of unusual
vantage were able TO tell positively
who was in the lead.
Fogier. however. held his slight adj
vantage to the end. winning by mar
row margin from Downing. who IN turn
was closely pressed by Fsutt. The others
finished in a bunch,
The wind-up furnished sport that un-
der ordinary circumstances would have
brought the crowd that packed Madi-
son Square Garden to suffocation to it's
feet in a wild demonstration The re-
tirement of Walthour and Bedell and
the fact that they were not allowed
several laps which tie spectators be-
lieved should have been given them
resulted i'm such dissatisfaction that
the least enthusiasm of the week was
manifested at the conclusion OF the
contest.
When the retiring teams were or
dered from the track there were shouts
of unfair rulings. Excitement was In
tense when the final squirt began. but
il grew fainter as the men rode on I'M
til the victory of Root and Fogler was
received with comparative GOODNESS.
FOgler during the week had been mixed
up in several spills that prevented laps
being made. The prizes will be awarded
Monday
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field Strengthened for home koerner
made his move and sent the handsome
thoroughbred laundering on his way
10 victory. When the wire was reached
Tartan was going along in leisurely
manner. with Varieties. winner of last
weeks stake. second and Bryan third.
Twelve good performers sported the
silk. and despite the ease with which it
was won the race was one OF the most
interesting Of the season.
y. A. Ross put a long shot over in the
first race, when he sent Hipoteca out
after the money and succeeded in land
ing il. l5ipOreca was well supported
at long price by the wise brigade, and
came home with the goods.
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In the second Jack Atkin won anoth-
er purse with George +. Miner. which
was played all over the ring at prices
ranging from Is to l to 20. Lolita
Gladstone ran second and Jack ker-
cheval got the show end.
Harding was allowed by the judges
to start in the third race, but failed to
do anything better than third. Gold
SITTER being pounds the best. The
winner simply galloped off with the
purse after taking an early lead and
holding il with ease. Mary 3. Clark.
as good as 100 to ! in some of the
books. was second.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
WINNERS AT NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. Dee. 15.--Clty Park. re-
suits:
Spider Web second Sister Ida third Time
l:01 A.
Hoffhemer won Harlequin second. Profitable
tfrf Time. 3.f3 Is
Third race. mile handicep-tfoldie non. Bes-
terlfnc second Old Stone third Fime.-1 AS Is
Fourth race six furlonzs-('Eariie Eastman
won. Fantastic second. Royal Breeze third
Time. 1.i6 rs.
Fifth race. mile and n siVteeuth-Debar won.
Sealplcek second. Granada third. Time, 90
Sixth race six furlcngs-St. Noel won- Wood
CLAIM eseeond. raeaehe third. Time. ZIG 4-5.
Seventh race. SIX acknowledgements Girl
won. Wild I-ishmsn second. Glen Gallant third
Time. 1:l7 So
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
POLO PLAYER Is SERIOUSLY
INJURED ON CORONADO FIELD
Horton Titus IL Thrown From Pony
While Racing After Ball and Both
of His Legs Arc Broken

San DIEGO. Dec. 15.--Horton Titus.
son of II. L. Titus. secretary OF the
Spreckels Company here. who is a most
enthusiastic polo player. met with a
severe accident Yesterday afternoon
while prscticing on the Coronado field.
He was racing his pony against the
pony OF another player for the ball,
when his mount stumbled and he fell.
Young Titus legs were broken in the
fail, one above the knee and the other
below. He was removed TO his home
in san Diego. where the fractures were
set
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
JUVENILE CRIME GROWING
LESS IN SAN FRANCISCO
California Society for Prevention of
Cruelty TO Cafldren Submits En-
eouraGfng Report

The report for November OF the Cali
fornia Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children, as compiled by
Secretary White. shows that during the
month the number of cases investigated
was considerably less than that Of the
previous months. There were only
eighteen complaints In cases where the
children were neglected because of
drunkenness of she parents A total OF
11s complaints was received. and they
involved 259 children
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
NEBRIck WINS CHAMPIONSHIP

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-F. Nebrick of
the New York Athletic Club won the
individual national cross-country cham
pionship at Travers Island today over
the westminster course under the
auspices OF the Amateur Athletic I'm
ion. The senior team championship
went to the Irish-American Athletic
Club of New York
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
TAILoR KNOCKS MAN our

During a fight last night between
Nicholas Collins of 1928 Ellis street and
Joseph Nurok of 1887 Turk street, both
of whom are tailors. smoking table
was thrown by the former. 1t felled
Bernard Levitt, who was taken to the
Central Emergency Hospital later with
several bad decorations on the scalp.
Collins was locked up at the Bush
street station, charged with assault
with attempt to kill.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
Racing
Tartan Wins the Riverside
Stakes at ASCOT Track

LOS ANGELES Dec 15-Before that overhowed the
ordinary capacity the gandstand and surrounding ground and
ined Mrs Harry Broas good horse Tar
the selling worth $780, this afternoon
in 4054, the fastest time OF the
meeting.
merely galop for Tartan. All the way
around the bacbrown horse third position but when the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
BASEBALL At sT. MARY,s

OAKLAND, Dec. 15.-The Phoenix
nine OF st. Msry's College will play the
AH-Stars team of San Francisco tomor-
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock on the
college, campus. The battery for the
college team will be Krause and Burns,
and for the All-Stars Eddie Knell and
Wallace. s.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
SEASON OF RACING
COMES TO END
IN FRANCE
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

G-1LNlos 1ytt- ID ne season s racing
ended on Thursday with the obstacle
races at AuteuiI. NJ Eugene Fischoff
whose stable is trained by the Amer
lean horsemaD Wallace Davis. heads
the list OF winners in the cross-country
branch. His horses have won s7S,5eO.
Castor Dreyfus is second on the list
with SeS.756
Mistletoe's" tips in the Herald show
the greatest number OF winners among
Paris journals for the seasons racing.
He selected 5s3 winners out of 1929
predictions.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
SQUADRON COMING TO FAIR

PARIS, Dec 15.-Admiraf Thierry is
to command the French squadron which
Will take part in the naval display at
the opening of the Jamestown exposi-
ton. 1t will include the armored
cruisers Kleiber. Jules Ferry and Vic
tor Hugo
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
HEAVY STORM Ar ROME

ROME. Dec. 15.-Terrtflc storms Of
snow, wind and rain have caused sert-
Gus damage to all the Italian telegraph
lines. Throughout the morning Rome
was entirely isolated
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
RACING OFFICIALS ARE NAMED

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-The following
oficials have been appointed by the
board OF stewards of the Western
Jockey Club for the winter meeting of
the Oaklawn Jockey Club at Hot
Springs, Ark. beginning February &.
Judges---Frank ]. Bryan and Clarence
Mcdowell; .starters--A. B. Dade and
Mars Cassidy; secretary and handicap
per. E. W. Maginn.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16

Tom Dillon for correct styles IN hats
corner Van Ness and McAflister ST
$3.50. $3.50. $500.
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The Louis XIV Art Co. reopened at
Ill7 Post, below Van Ness. Antique
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WOMAN DIES sUDDESLY-a1ra. Catherine
sullivan, d housewife. living al S2a sIoritris
street died suddenly yesterday Il is spsDosed
from natural causes, she had been ailing for
some time
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81 post minutes on at 2.25. Time-:241s. 4sIs. l.
place even; SHOW. - Jack show B. Winner
r. J. Miller Scrstcled-Anona. Aronteilus STAR
same In driving finish Miner managed TO wi
consistent race Miner Gladstone and KercheTille
together. neeks apart. as though htched ID a cha
Life on first bur could not stand the pace.
II THIRD RACE-six furiongs: selling: three-yesr-ol