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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
Giaarrcn nnS 1abaf.

Ieutide aauileute paren ole Vio.
Mere bes SabafS GeidGites in
Baltimore, un6 es lit aenielben 81
peroanfen, bab Baltimore IN oieier
!Son6elsbrande beute 1T Mmerifa al
Der Spibe itebt. @ail IL. Ar, 8elg.
ner, Warbilrg, iino Namen, Die i'll
ser @eibid,te bes 9abafsbanoels
@altimore's tets cine gbrenitedrng
eilinebmen meroen. gud) beutc nod
beiinoct lid) Elm GROCER 1beil oes "a.
~bafsbanoels in oelttiden SGuoen. Die
american tobacco &c." bat 5luar
bic sr6Bten bieiiaen oentid)en IA.
bnfsiirmen %abicrbirt, oob miro ga.
6urdJ Der Hubm Der 3eutlden IN
bicier 9randc ~feineswegs gei6md.
lert. Niebriae Ereiie. peld]e ourd
cine idarie Gonfurren5 gnrlntirt
werocn, ulo DroBe 9orrdibe MAIDEN
Baltimore 5u cincm 1abafsmortt, no
lclbit Ser an iprnd)suollite aanimnnn
bciricoigt wcrocn lam. auaeicbcic
StMlicr ocs Inbnfsbar0els in Vllti.
more iino: american Tobacco 60;
9allnrO II. Solioap; Wm. u. Youo
II. Co.; !. q. Iapis 1t. Cons; @m.
Ieides II. 60; GSnarp 6. @eDer Il.
So. .@icsfe II. Niemann; Snocpet.
bent tobacco 60; ~. acnrper II.
Cons; ). 3. aremelberg H.. 60;
Subtle II. 2oue; Senrp 2auts II. So;
g. u. Gent u. 60; Solomnn Com.
ner; 2orib Bros; Sol. Werielo II.
&c.; Nelloeder Sobacto &c.; Saml.
Ynrran II. 60; Ecrlmon @ros. II.
60; Senrp s. 8faii; aicarbs, 2rit.
mid II. Co.; u. Shumader II. Co.;
George Q. Sfinncr; Snecriuger II.
Co.; Stemnrt Segnllet IL. Co.;
". goiuin 1cmpleman; So. Yroofe
1unItaa; llniteo Tobacco Co.; Glaas
gode u. Co.; Bon aopif II. arens;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
Gimbcimiihes nnS anslGnoiIdeS
Sblt.

@ie aroB ser SbitbonoeI galti.
more's lit, lGBt iif) ibon barous
ihlicbcn, bab oaein iiber iieben Mil.
lionen 9uitel 9ananen bier i'm
Sabre nmeeiest meroen. auf Der
Sobe Ser Salon bringen oft adt
bis sebn Iampier %,podcntlid Oieie
ssr,bt bon Galba uno Samaica nah
Baltimore. Der oirefte Support bon
4ofosniiiien betrGgt iieben Willionen
Stiid, uno lit Baltimore ouBcroem
ais ser Sauptmarft Ser Gnanas I'M
oallscn 2oroe bcriibmt. Der biclige
Sallocl IN Srongcn, Gitroneu, &c.
trodnetcm Sbit uub Niiiien bot &c.
RING acrcdnet einen llmias bon 5ruci
Wtiaioncn Collars. Die bauptlG6li.
d)rn SbitbGnoler @dltimore'S : iino:
Nmcrican 6rnit<Go.; atlantic 6rliit
60; Baltimore Banana So; @alti.
more 6riit Grdnngc; Vattaalla
Stcamibip Co.; +. BORDERS Sou
60; Gatausnro 60; Giamono Irllit
60; Ii@iorgi Sritit 60; Cir ,@il.
fins; 6npa Ncrrura II. 60; Senrp
9ros. H. g.; V. 6. SoncS 60; air.
man Sdoll Sruit 60; Geo. :. &lin'
%aelboler; u. 2onain 60; Wnrplano
Sruit g.; Nationol Gocoanut Co.;
Hniional Y%reIcrpins Co.; Srem
Snlit II. Yrobuce Co.; Folmer, Sar.
pen II. 81; &liio Bros. 60; Stcm'
art 6ruit Co.; 1rcpirnl Srnit Auc.
ton 60; llniteo Srliit Co.; Sicari
Sruit 81; 2ouis Ticari II. SO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

8anf : Ginridtungcit, Spicgcl, Oil
larbtiidc ctc. crlpGbnt.
Srn. &. t. @ontcr'S 2~cbclSIaui-
bobn lo0te Elm Spprn fir icocn iuile
gen Wnnn icin. Mm %, Te,cmbcr
oeS SobreS 1919 81 Srcibltrg ilt
@reiSaall, I'M @roBber5ogtbrm go.
Den, aeboren, beiudlte or boS @pmna-
iiiim ieincr &otcritaot, mibmcte lid
icOod ipGter Scr fouim0mniideu
Gorriere, &on oepl Sriebe bcleelt,
bic @clt ST. iebcn, rciite @onter i'm
Sabre 1870 nod Nmerifo llno lieb
iih in Baltimore nicoer. Nod}oem er-
in perid)ieocnen @cid1itcn iid sic
nGtbigen Grfobrnnocn eriporbcn bot.
tc, 0riinoete er i'm Sabre 1876 an Der
&onopcrsS trobc icin ei0cnes @ez
l6Git, meld)eS lid) bolb Gus bcld)eioc.
nen InfGnqen 81 ci1em bcbelitcnoen
inouItriellcn llntcrncDmcn clltmidelte.
SIC Gobrif mllroc nit ocn nelcitcn
Grfinbungcn i'm Wuidincnipeieu Der:
icbcn mo mar bie critic, iuclhc sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

6obrifotion non. SHoltGi.cn nit
Gompffroit bctrieb. Sic ~utncbn1cnoe
Nud)frage nad) Den @nntcr'idcn ia.
britoten pcronlobte =. 4. @antcr, Die
Standardization Or. 8 un0 If, g3cIts
Gratis troBc, Su erluerben mo ollf
Dem Elobe 0oS elcgontc @cihGits.
nnh Iobritlofol ouiSuiiibren, mcltcS
beltc nob Der Stnot 5rlr 3icroe ge.
rcid)t.
Scbr balo iplltcn iih olr6 sic ga.
~brifonlagcn an Scr Erntt.S troBe ais
81 flein eruciicn, unO &crr @onter
errporb iih Den groben 2onocomplcr,
oltf mclfcm cr sic bclltigcn Ia6rifz
Inlo9cn ouffiibrtc. 3ur iclbcn Belt
beGonn Scrr 8onter and cine ncl,c
@rond)e Scr @loSinollltrie bier cinS,t-
Iilbren. @iS 3ilml Sabre 1898 COB c3
bier in Baltimore nid)t cine cinSinc
Sirmo, iueldc cine ponit6noia ollSaC-
%rititcte @ln5iNlciicrei uno Spicocl-
fobrif bnttc. Ser @ontcr ioD sic
Notbmcn0iQfcit cinc8 ipld)cn Gto6lii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

Ienlcnts cin, oo or iClbit IN ieincm &c
id)alt ungcbeurc Sunlmen auBcrbolb
Der Sto0t ncrmISgobte, @pelbc ipnlt
Der Stoot Baltimore 5rt @utc gefom=
men mGrcn. Gincn ieincr Saupt-
criolge c%rSiclte Serr @nntcr ais griin-
Der bes arnItal.S dolfaltcnS. 3ieier
aoiten bat cine p%I0nomcnale llmpGl.
5iltg in Der @losfaitcn Subrifation
5llr Tolgc 1cbobt, mo beilte trcfien
bereitS 5oblrcide guftrd9e ans Dem
guSlonOc bel Srn. @oltter cin.
Tritt man bier in cine clcgonte &c
>itaurotion Hnb c%rfunbi9t iid nod
benl Nomcn oeS 5obrifonten, peldcr
Die ginridtung berNeltclt hot, beiBt
cS in ltclln ans sebn SGllen 3. I.
@ontcr.
Willioncn bon TollorS Iinb in I'M.
iercu gr0Btcn Sinon5- SnItitintcn ourd)
Die ShaItrr Der clcgnnteitcn @nnf.
Ginri1tnnGcn, bic bon &rn. 3. 4.
@onicr bcyNclteltt muroeu. Gin. uno
o%uobeSoGlt morocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

Gos obige @ilb lit cine ~porSiigIifc
Heproouftion ser Snbrif beS Srn. :.
4. @onter, Gobrifont bon SdonfG-
iten, @irtbi6oftS Ginriftitnoen, Sc.
gelbobnerL 9ilarb uno Eooltilden,
@onfz uno 2ooen-Ginridtrngen etc,
5niiben Der Stddbolm., 2eabenboll.,
@elt- mo Eea6zS traBe.
@eniae Ser bellte lebcnben Srbu.
itrielen baberl, nie Serr @ontcr, bon
ben bei6eibeniten anfGneen iid) ST.
8roBinOuitriellen enlpor gcarbeitct
rno 10 gum gufbou uno Der Froipc'
ritGi ser Stobt bcigetroeen. Serr
@anter bat bier cine gn5obl neiicr
Snbultrie'n eingefiibrt, meld)e @olt.
more in bieien @cid)GitSSpeigen cil1ell
Sui ipcit iibcr Die @ren5en ser Ser.
einigten Staotcn binolls perihoiit
boben. SIS icielt lulr sic &rnitnQz
SdmlfGlteL @irtbidoftS,, 2ooen- Ii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
Sdmudia dJen Tabrifatiun.

Baltimore fam lid) elmer gdii5cn
Nnllbl muoern ol5gcitoltetcr S5obri.
fen riibmcn, in nelG)cn Sbmudil.
den bcrgelteat mcrOen, uno lit ser
anerfannie Mi.telpuntt cines gro.
Bcn mo piAti1cn Ierritoriums i'm
Sdmudiadcn . 0anOcl. Die bier
i~u6ri5ir.en Shmldiahen, Silbergc.
'tjirr etc. iino mc1en ibrer tiinItleri"
ihm ut6 ptddlfilcn NltSiiilrung be.
fannt nlo 5eiacu bic &ano Don
'aiinjtlern in Sen Gniniirien uno
::lrcr &crIiellnh 10 0uB oiclelbca
lid iait bon ielblt pocr meniAIten5
nit 0roBcr 2eidti9feit p~crfalicn: s..
d. Armigcr 60; baltimore Scmc!rD
StppIp 60; N0olpb &raun; 6reo.
Bladder; NlleS Gnploin; 5. Gn1el
ago; 2tn.on $. Settina; ,. Gbri5.
1Sraufe; &enrp Is. @nrtbe; 6reb. u.
0rnbel; &cnrp &eil II. Son; Senne.
gen, Bates II. 60; Socobi II. Sen'
fins; SuliuS s. &entins; .. &abn
II. Gro; Sanucl &irf II. Son 60;
s. Slant II. Cons; Wnr &Obner; s.
g. &orb; Murplaro Silper So. ;gSm.
2ebman II. 60; Sobn W. Menlp II.
Cons 60; Gbos. 9. 6. Sbcrbeiu ;M.
:. Sppenbeimcr II. Cons; Heinbaro
II. Eatteri Jon; Ebilip Shlorb; 9ernb.
Shminde; u. IS. Sduils II. 60; q.
StrauB II. 60; Sobn y. Sogt; 8ellb
II. Wrp. So.
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Ser YapicrbanScl.

Son SEM rieiigcn llmiutg oes ga.
pierbonoels Ser Ser. Stnoten gi6t
am Better sic lbotiade cine Sbee.
Dab baS @eiammtprobuft ollcr ga.
picrmiiblcn bes 2anocs. gleihmGbi9
pcrtbeilt, 10 grob lit, Dab ieoer DC
Wobncr Scr Ser. Stantcn tGalid cin
Irittel Yiunb Pdpicr crbalten mir
oe. 9ultimorer SGnoler pcrfmlIcn
tGglid cine Minion GpuuertS, mo
itcipcrt lidl oicicS Guanhim Iprtmob.
reno. SGmmtlidc Eapicrnliiblen,
mclhe in 9etradt foinlrell. lin0 iii
Baltimore burb eiaenc Agenten per-
treien. Ga bic Mittbe fir Eager.
b1lllcr III Baltimore i'm Scraleib nit
onoercn @robltGbten .niebrig lit ia.
ben sic biciigcn S1nbler groip 8or.
r1tbc, apeldJe oicielben in 'bcn Stano
ieter, audi sic umiangreibltcn gui.
irGgc nit gr6bter Erpmptbeit 81 Tic.
fern. Inter ben 5ieligen ,Sanolcrh
beiilocn iid iolgen0e: Meme Hapcr
Stod &c.; baltimore Garo II. Eaper
60; 9. i. Bono Gaper Co.; 9rao-
60; Gobler II. Wtitbgc; 5.
u. Suibone II. Co.; Wattbeip Is. Sen.
ton Senrp 3. Wtentel II. Co.; Wen-
bel II. Cons; Nep . gorf Tapcr Co.;
Yaper Mius Co.; MobinS Yaper
Co.; Smitb d. 0iron &c.; 8. i. $.
@arner II. Co.; Warcls ". Woli II.
60; Yolng II. Seloen SO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
(Iprtirtnns uom scr 1. Scitc.)

Don Eieroegcitirr in Baltimore iebr
arSgsocbnt. @aliimorcr 1Sa6rifans
ten Licicrn mcbr @oaren, ais ir9euo
cine dilocre Staot Der Scr. Siaatcn.
T;eic.1cn merocn iiber oas gauge
2lno p~erianot, Gic Sattlcrei. ms
Eicrocgeitirr . SirTen limo: $. S.
9obcpd 60; Baltimore 'GorneB 60;
&. y. 9ougbman II. Son; 8. G.Iap
II. Sun; !. rs. Sarpis; G0mor0 sen.
fins II. Cons; Qerh 0rps.; Gb0s. ID,
lteb II. 60; j.. 5. S'Gonnor II,
SpnS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
@rime NIB Qian6rc.

Ger jaJrlidc llmiab galtimore's
in @einen uno 2iauoren l1uit bod in
bie Willioncn, un0 lit ipejica @arp.
ldnoer Ho9gcn . @biSfep fir ocn
Baltimore ser Miitelpunft oeS Sun.
oels lit, pcltberiibmt. Ias alima
nno oas @aiier MarDlano's ideinen
iid beionocrs iiir sic 5abrifation Ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

Sonciii u. Gruj; George g. @or-
iiclo; @i!fcn8 Ii. Gnnit; 60. @iif
,ncrer. II. So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
QamreMce GQerbrod,


Iac Irtcn bon <picr. uno Mei.
iing.arbeiten iiir 9rauereicn, 1eItil-
lerien, Gampiboote, Yadten, 2aun-
Dies uno Segelidiffe, Naiiinerien,
-SGrber, Temiife anitalten, mebi5ini.
ide urO Sooauaiier . ginridtungen
Wetallorcbcn, @nh. mnS Yolir'
Mrbeiten aler Mrt.
Heparatmr .Mrbeitcn prompt beiOrgt
30 Glib 5reberid- Giraffe,
Spiihem gsater. NIB eumbarb.e trahe.
Baltimore. nh.
n G. & g. pbone, Gouib 1907.
W9b. Pboue, GourtIaro 1912.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
EXPENSE Of LIFE
SAVING SERVICE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-The report
of the life saving service for the fscal
year ending June 30, 1905, shows the
operations of that service as follows:
For the thirteenth district. embrace
ing the Pacific Coast: Number of dis
as.ers, Al value of vessels, 1888, 800:
value of cargoes. s427, 7,150; total value
of property. s2.120. $40: number Of per-
sons aboard vessels. 664: number OF
persons succored at stations, SO; num-
ber of days succor afforded. 467: value
OF property saved. $S29. .2S5; value OF
property lost, s1.291.305; number of
disasters, involving total loss OF ves-
sells, T.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25

the heavy volume Of play. AS he came
from the East via Ascot Park and has
elected to stay here rather than return
TO Los Angeles 1T may be concluded that
the local game really looks good to
him.
The bookmakers had a profitable day
as a whole The first two winners
were fairly well played, and there was
a lively post play on Hector. Other
wise the winners escaped with little
backing.
Sam Hildreth decided that he would
not ship Tony Faust to Los Angeles to
pack the top weight of 126 pounds IN
the .wo-year-old stake race, which will
be the feature of today's card at Ascot
Park. Arimo. who ran third in the Pa
cific Union handicap at Emeryville, will
be the high weight of the race.
D. A Ross returned yesterday from
Los Angeles to see the running of the
Christmas handicap. He reports that
ment since the compromise with the
city authorities was effected by which
the meeting will continue to run with
out fear of interference.
r. E. de B. Lopez, who introduced the
starting gate here, was a visitor at
Emeryville yesterday, having returned
to America from England, his ances-
trail home.
John ]. McGraw, manager of the New
York Giants, was at the track yester-
day with a party of friends, including
Arthur Joyce, Harry Johnson and Joe
Noonan.f
Yesterdays scratches: Jezebel, Nan
cy w, San Reno. King Cole, Burning
Bush.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
.GHOULs ROB TOMB
Of SKELETONS

LOS ANGELES Dec. 24-Ghouls are
ravaging old Calvary Cemetery. on
Buena Vista street, again. A discov-
cry was made today that unknown per-
sons had broken into brick tomb in
the abandoned burying ground and torn
out six skeletons, which were left
strewn on the ground.
There was no name upon the vault
or upon any of the collins, and conse-
quently there is no way of knowing
whose were the remains so desecrated.
Ever since the cemetery was aban-
doned a few years ago ghoulish acts
have been committed from time to
time, and the perpetrators have not
been caught. 1t has been supposed
that much of the ghastly work was
prompted in the hope of finding rings
or other jewelry
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
.UXOR|C|DE'S s PLEA
IS NOT GUILTY

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 24.-Anton Be-
sold. the Bavarian butcher charged
with shooting his Invalid wife to death
In Temescal Canyon. Santa Monica,
July IL last, was arraigned today and
pleaded not guilty. His trial was set
for February H.
The murder Of Mrs. Besold was one
of the most cruel and co1d-blooded in
the police annals of Southern Califor-
MIA. For many weeks following the
discovery of her body identification
was impossible and It. was several
months before Besold was apprehended
in Washington, D. c., and brought back
for trial.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
WINNERS AT NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 24.-Resulta:
First race, four and a half furlongs-Toy
Boy won. Spider Web second. Gargantua third.
Time. :55.
Second race six furlongs-Palloda won From
Third race, mile and seventy yards
Missouri Lad won, Jacomo, second, Debar third.
Time, ]: "a 3-5
Fourth race. six and half furlones- Columbia
Girl won, Belle Strome second Hannibal Bey
third. Time, 1:20 Is.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Spion won, Anna
Ruskin second, Lucy Marie third. Time, liza.
Sixth race. mile and a Sixteenth -Florizel
won, Bitter Brown second. Lampradome third.
Time, 1:4S 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
SANTA FE RECORDS
ARE NOT SACRED

LOS ANGELES, Dec 24.-Officials of
the Santa Fe Railroad, whose alleged
giving of rebates is being investigated
by the Federal Grand Jury, will be
compelled to produce all the books and
documents the grand jurors require to
aid them in getting at the facts.
Judge E. r. Ross of the United States
Circuit Court issued temporary inr
junction Saturday in favor of the COM
pany but after the arguments today
he dissolved the order of Saturday,
which In effect means that the Grand
Jury is to have the use of all second
airy evidence in possession of the rail-
road.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
MRS. INGERSOLL ALLOWED
TO APPEAL HER SUIT
Supreme Court Permits Her to Bring
before 1T the Case Involving
Husbands Fee

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.--The Supreme
Court of the United States decided to-
day to grant review of the decision
of the Circuit Court OF Appeals for the
Eighth Circuit in the case of Eva A.
Ingersoil against Joseph A. Coram and
others, involving claim for fee OF
800, 600 by Mrs. Ingersolrs husband,
the late Robert G. Ingersoll. claimed to
have been earned by him in contesting
the will of the late A. ]. Davis of Mon
tana-
The Court of Appeals allowed $4,000
The widow was not satisfied, and asked
leave to bring the case to the Supreme
Court on writ of certiorari. Her
petition to that effect was granted to-
day.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT
DISBARS A STATES ATTORNEY
Loses Office Because He Failed to Pros
ecute CRATER Who Claimed to he
Able to Get Decision

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Dec. 24-Ths
Supreme Court today disbarred Richard
c. S. Reaugh, States Attorney of Clark
County, because Reaugh had knowledge
that H. NJ Bradford. claim agent OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Railroad. was endeavoring to secure
$4,000 from parties in 100000 will
case, claiming that he could secure an
opinion in the Supreme Court favorable
to the parties and because Reaugh did
not make an, effort to bring the guilty
man to Justice.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
DIR. WOOLSEY,S FAMOUS
PUG DOG FRANK is DEAD
Among the Feats of the Physlcfan'z
Pet Was Receiving Message
by Telephone

OAKLAND, Dec. 24-Frank, Dr. z.
H. Woolsey's famous pug dog, is dead.
The death occurred last night at the
Hotel Metropole from pneumonia. All
the skill of veterinary practice was
unavailing.
Frank. so his master often averred.
possessed almost human intelligence.
The stubnosed pet was the physfcian's s
constant companion Among his feats
was that of receiving a message by
telephone to meet the doctor. The faith
full canine knew his masters voice and
never failed to obey the command. DR..
Woolsey feels the loss of his pet keen
iy. The dog was known wherever the
physician walked, drove or rode. Frank
will be given a handsome fnterment
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
TO TRAIN AT SAN DIEGO

OAKLAND, Dec. 24.-San Diego has
been practically decided upon as the
place where the Oakland baseball club
will do its preliminary spring train
ing. President Walter, who has been
conducting the hunt for training
place, says that few arrangements re-
main to be completed and hopes to get
the team away by March I. This will
give six weeks for conditioning the
players before the opening Of the sea-
son.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
Gossip of the Track

Kid Weller was an arrival at the
track yesterday. and after watching
the play during the afternoon an
nounced his intention of cutting In with
a big store on Wednesday He says
that he is surprised to find no more
bookmakers doing business, in view Of
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
ARTHUR 3. SMITH PROMorrn

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec 24-Ar-
thur B. Smith, assistant general pas
senger agent Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. was today appointed traffic
manager of the Consolidated Railway
Company, the electric railway system
owned by the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railway Company.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
BY r. r. 1'Hor1,rr1edieu

There was rejoicing along automo-
bile row yesterday All the Christmas
automobiles were sold and the row"
had a quiet celebration. 1t would be
hard to find a business in the city
that had more to be Joyful than the
automobilists.
This time a year ago they were in
the back row of the chorus. but today
they are in the center of the lime
light. This could be appreciated by the
number of automobiles that appeared
on Van Ness avenue. Some of the own
ers were so joyous over the season that
their automobiles were decorated with
evergreen, while others took occasion
to display ribbons of red and green,
the holiday colors-
The next important event in the local
automobile world will be the show.
There is no doubt that there will be a
show, but who will give it is the ques-
ton. While enthusiastic autoists are
advocating the holding of a show, there
Is talk among the dealers of devoting
the profits to the building of good
roads.
81 The show cannot be held before the
latter part of February, by which time
all the 1907 cars will have arrived on
the coast The show this season will
be but the preparatory event for those
which will follow. 1t will be the begin
ming and those succeeding will be the
events of the automobile season
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
CONGRESS OFF FRATERNITY

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Dec "a - The
twentieth biennial congress of the
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity will be
gin here on Wednesday morning and
will continue for five days. DR.. Otis
w Glaze Brook and Judge Erskine
Ross of California, founders of the
fraternity, are among the guests ex-
pected.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
GTFrs on srocK ExcHANen

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-More than
$4,000 was distributed among the 400
employees of the Stock Exchange today.
This amount represents the annual
collection among the members a.
Christmas bonuses to employees
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
FUNERAL OF BISHOP McCABE

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-The funeral OF
the late Bishop Charles C. McCabe was
held today in the First Methodist Epis-
copal Church at Evanston. The inter
ment was In Rosehill Cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
ASSOCIATION FoorBALL GAME

The Albion Roverst will play the
Scottish Thistles game of association
football this afternoon at Freemans
Park, Oakland. The kick-off will take
place at 8 p IA. c. w. Irish will referee
the game.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
SPORTS Investigation Of Gphes Reversal Is Not Yet Completed
Stake Event for
Today Has an
Open Look
The Calls Selections
BY j. r. Jeffery

First race - Ell chihuahua,
SandsADne, CrigH.
Second race-Governor Davis,
Inflammable, salabIe.
Third race-Nfarion Rose, Her
sain, Laura r M.
Fourth race-Dr. Leggo, Pro-
per, Borghesi.
Fifth race - Burleigh, Van
Ness, Clydeo.
Sixth race--Ocean Shore, Gem
NELL, Sam Barber.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25

Tom Dillon for correct styles In hats.
corner Van Ness and McAllister st.
$3.50. $3.50. s5.00-
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
sIxTH RAcE-sIx furlongs; purso; tro.resr.
sHIP no BE RELEAsEn

HONOLULU. Dec. 24-The ship w.
f. Babcock, which has been held here
under libels, will soon be released.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-25
Entries for Today's Races

The entries and weights for today.s
races at Emeryville are as follows:
seI1ins. Ehasr .,a ,RACE-seyen and half furlongs;
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