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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01


iOIICE 10 contrsctors--ofhce Of The Board Of
Ferry House. San Francisco, Cal. August 81,
1906. 6.-Sealed proposals or bids will be re-
ceived at this of6ce at prior to 2:3o o'clock
2. N. on THURSDAY. September 49, 1906. for
approach 10 Ferry slip No. Z, on the water
front OF The city and county OF San Fran
cisco. IN accordance with the plans and speci
fc9tions prepared therefor by the chief en-.
gineer OF the board and adopted by the hoard
August 30 1906 and on file In this Office. to
which special reference Is hereby made. The
materials TO be used In the work consist Of the
requisite quantities of yellow and redwood FIR
lumber. wrought iron. etc. all Of the best
quality specified and subject to rigid exam
instion No bid will be received unless ii Is
made on a blank form furnished from this Of
fee and IL accompanied by certified check for
I've % per cent Of the amount bid. payable
10 the order Of the secretary OF the board
as a guarantee on the part Of the successful
bidder. that he will within six f6 DAYS after
the acceptance of the bid enter into a writ
ten contract 10 do said work according TO the
plans and specifications Prepared therefor, and
will also execute and file with this board
bond in such sum as the board may deem
adequate. with a surety company. 10 be ap-
proved by the Board Of State Harbor Com
lnissioners and conditioned for the faithful
performance of such contract. nor will said
bid be considered by this board unless de-
uyered 10 the secretary or 10 the assistant
secretary al the office of the secretary at or
prior 10 2:30 o'clock p. on Thursday, Sep
fember l3. 1905. at which time and place
the bids win be opened
The board reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids IL deemed for the best interests of
The state. Bidders are invited to be present
l. D. MACKENZIE, HENRY J. cR0CKER
Board Of State Earbor Commissioners. LOTT
D. NORTON. Chief Engineer. JOHN ~.
FoY. Secretary.
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HALFmooN BAY REAL ESTATE.

MONTANA.
Buy LOT NOW In the MANTARA IOW>SiIE-
on line "a fbe ocean Shore r. r., before the
PRICE rs ADVANCED. Lots. with nj improve
meats. $50. We ask NOTHING DOW TX
curEion ~ Afoutnra Sundays. Investigate
MoNTARA REALTY COMPANY.
ieoc Golden Gate ave. corner Fillmore 81
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices seat by
mail win not be inserted, They must We handed
In at either of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of persons
authorized. to have the same published. Notices
restricted simply to the announcement Of the
event are published once In this column free
OF charge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
BIRTHS.

BEIL-In this city. August %, 1906. to the
wife of Edgar Bell, SON.
STANGENBERGER--In Seattle: WASH, August
Q. 1906. TO the wife OF Edwin F. Stangen-
berger, G
TAvARES-In this city. August so. 1906, to
the wife of Louis Tavares. 4 daughter.
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MARRIAGES.

SSETT-HOLLERAN-In this city August
20, 1906. by the Rev. A. C. Bane. John Bas-
sett and Flora Holleran, both Of San Francisco
HEIDE--RAUER--In this city. August 20, 1906
by the Rev. Herman Gehrcke, Chris F.
Heide and Mathilde E. Rauer, both OF this
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.


FOR sale-l new, e-room house; 1ne location;
vest Of raflroad. near S. ?. depot and electric
cars: $1,000, shown By appointment only Ao-
dress CONWAY. San Mateo, Cal.
"a s ROOM I,ouse. near center Of town and two
blocks from depot and electric CARS; $o250;
shown bv appointment only Address cox
WAY. San Mateo. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01

ANNOUNCEMENT
The euction sale OF the Pforr Estate Glen Park
lots which TO be held September /, is post
poned. and due notice viii be given when sale is
% be held.
G. n. UAiBsEN & co.
20 MONTGOMERY ST
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Office OF the Board OF State Harbor Com
nllssioners, Onion Depot and Ferry House, San
Francisco, Cal. August rs. 1906.
Sealed proposals OF bids will be received at
this office at or prior to gig o'clSck d ?. m
nishing materials and constructing a wharf
along the water front line. south OF the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Com
and county of San Francisco, in accordance
With the plans and specifications prepared
adopted By the board, August o. 1908. and
on nle In this office. TO which special refer
ence is hereby made
The materials TO be used IN this work will
consist Of the requisite quantities Of treated
and untreated frst-clsss, close grained, Doug
las yellow hr piles. merchantable yellow hr
lumber wrought iron e9lts sPafes spa ssisc, ETC., al Of
rigid examination. No bid will be received
unless It is made on blank form furnished
from this office and is accompanied BY GER
amount OF the bid, payable TO the order Of the
secretary Of the board, ss guarantee 90 the
within six tol dsys1after the acceptance OF the
bid enter into written contract to do said
tions prepared therefor. and will also execute
ana fle with the board bond l. such sum as
the board may deem adequate. - ID surety
company 10 be approved by the Bcsrd Of State
faithful performance OF such contract. nor will
said bid be considered by this board unless
delivered 10 the secretary or 10 the assistant
secretary. at the office Of the secretary, ct or
prior TO PIC O'Clock ?. m. THURSDAY, Sep
tember l3. 1905. at which time and place the
bids viii be opened and read and then taken
under consideration until THURSDAY. the
2Ttb day OF September, 1906, at $3.50 o'clock
2. m. after bids for the lease Of said wharf
have been opened.
The board reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids if deemed for the best interests
Of the State. Bidders are invited to be pres
ent at the opening Of the bids
CHARES II. SPEAR, J. d. MACKENZIE.
HENRY J. CROKER. Board Of State Hsrbor
Commissioners.
LOTT D. NORTON. Chief Engineer.
IOHN NJ FOY. Secretary
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SUITE OF 8 OR LARGE, wELL-LIGHT-
able for law 6rm or mining company. Ap.
ply Mt room No. l Macintosh building,
cornor West Temple and end South Hts.
y2co
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PATENTS GUARANTEED-PATEN Sc
cured OF fee returned; send model of
sketch for free opinion as TO patentability;
send for illustrated Guide Book, contains 100
mechanical movements and new
LIST OF INVENTIONS WANTED
Particulars NEW TRADE MARK LAW.
COPYRIGHTS. Patents advertised free IN
Worlds Progress. Copy FREQ. EVANS
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215 F ST., Washington, D. o.
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MEN OR WOMEN EARN $50 MONTHLY
solling Utah stocks for good, reliable com.
pany; experience unnecessary, Cali or writo
Utah Investment Co., 326 Atlas Blk. a246S
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WHERE TO STOP
LINCOLN HOUSE; PAUL HEM, PROP:
90 y. LIST So; zoo rooms; rates, csc, 35c
ana 5Oc. xlOBl
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I HAVE A CHANCE PoR @
baker to get oomplstS fElc3,'
and clean: where he car msnt svn1tklng rlsnl'
ana build winning bus,usa Sus AZ eorr2
ACT quickly and you can ass for n
n price, or abont $3.50 e'I II fr d
wagon Newcomb, e3b w ac; Ion,
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FOR SALE-MTscp,,-

ONE OR TWO LIVE nnss,c-,ss
with $4,000 to $4,000 s.ssItaAeH ~
solo owuera Of o gilt'eaasH asH Can siss \
VIII pay for itsclf in ia propsstHs.
ioase. Beat location IN tn Luz keuy a
t,y business, thia Is your chsnsss s.y. II yp
W. IND so.' r, 7. Ind. iSs, Hnsvranl
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. CSC
Woat end North. bS61
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OWNERS OF FUR. AMI 7c,
(yery low remit. 20 mod LoH0 II
busineBs, wish TO dissolve n,r ,msr doIrr
cut tHc price from $500 n psa,51sihnip.
II you wish, bo sure and az szsoo;
63Ha w. End So, X. z. ''' H. Ess.
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MEN AND WOMEN TO SECURE SUB
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the leading boys magazine. and subscriptions
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WANTED-HEI,P

ENTHUSIASTICALLY SALESMAN-EN-
orgetic, reliable man. Have permanent po-
sition opon, worth SS600.00 annually or moro.
Splendid opening. Holiday season Just opon-
Ing, Dept 2S, Box a7o, Kansas City, Mo.
b7G9
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WANTED

YOUNG WOMAN TO GIVE FACIAL AND
i scalp treatments TO d club OF ten ladies' III
aotol, Send address; phone No. not noticed.
Addrees e AZ Tribnne bSS7
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REAL ESTATE.

/ We have buyers Tor all classes OF prop
,rty. Have constant inquiry, especially Tor
gacant lots and modern homes OF all sizes,
Dr. phone Wilson Sherman Co., SO w. End
So Tel. 1872, Members r. z. Association
/ b86T
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HAVING DISPOSED OF MY ENTIRE
stock, including loans, TO Uncle Sam, the
cut-rate pawnbrokor, 30 East First South.
customers will call there regarding loans. I.
Waters. a2343
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FOR RENT

THREE ROOM HOUSE. SUMMER KITCH-
On, $500, Inquire 52S e. 4th SO. b915
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, osoAS
GrOshcll. sRies agent No. n21 Main AZ
Expert cush register repar.-g Second.
naad registers always G stock uI5So
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SICK OR WELL TAKE TREATMENT BY
German masscur, tonsorial art, conducted
by ladies'. Elite parlors, Constitution bldg,
207-21o, for ladies and gontlcmcn. Bell
phone $3.50. a1552
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IN SIX WEEKS WE EDUCATE YOU IN
salesman5hips secure you position as tray"
cling salesman with responsible hrm. Ad-
bS73
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EXTRAORDINARY EXTkAoEDlNAMN,a
I have Just listed mercantile proposifion
located in the best city in the State OF Wyo-
and paving dividends as high no 20 per cent
per annum. Owing to the prolonged Ill health
Of one Of tho ownors In tho eorP9rarsSn,, s,,,o l
have been instructed 10 dispose OF his inroh ~
ogt FOR $40 600 An active man wantod, VINO
must devote his time TO tho bus, at a good
salary I invite tho closest investigation 70
with Dun's Bradstreet's and local banks. a
Richter, Roal Estate. Business Dept a, u,
Brattain Mgr 10 w, LIST So. poiA
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FHONOGRAPHS

EDISON PHoEoGRAPH PARLoRS, 326 s.
w, Temple. Fone 1.46.X, oIsOT
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SIX-YEAR-cLD SogREL nv.1.
weight 1900 pounds, Can a. eo
West. 700 "a
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WANTED-HELP

THREE MILLINERs. TO TAKE POSITIONS
out Of town; good wages; good positions
Banks 11e So Main at b9l9
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GOOD JAPANESE SCHOOL BOY TO AS
sist with housowork. 215 East Attn SO.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

FINELY FURNISHED, STRICTLY MOD
ern rooms, with or without housekeeping,
"a East Brigham, p0la
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WE WILL MAKE YOU PRESENT OF
$4,000, give you splendid suit OF
clothes every ninety days. enlarge your pic
turc FREQ and pay you salary OF $500 por
month and all travelling expenses TO take or
dors for the greatest and most reliable Por-
trait House IN tho world. All this Will be
guaranteed. Address r. D. Martel, Dept. 68A,
Chicago Ill, b7TO
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FOUR NEW GRIM. HOUSES FOR RENT;
modern; prico, $50. Boyd q court bet, ath
and 9th w, on End South. No children.
bS75
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LARSON & NEALsoN BUY SECOND
hand furn. stoves, etc. 251 go. State.
w116A
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A COMPETENT MING AND MET, ENG
desires employment as mine, mill or smolt-
OF foreman or manager, or position as assaycr
Address 80. Tribune. bl30
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POSITION BY EXPERT LADY BooKKEEP.
er, SIX years experience. Is also stenog-
ropner. Phone 9269-Y. Address G. 90 Trib-
uro omco. b645
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR ooNFINRMGET
cnsos. Mrs. A. Id. Olson, 626 East 9Th
South. Phone Bell 2o91-Y a1sso
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FRONT ROOM SUITABLE FOR TWO
gentlcmon; board Il Desired 2oo g. ara
Enst st. pelZ
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AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET INTO AN Es-
tablished manicuring and scale treatment
business that has had the best and most ro.
soil reasonable for cash; best reasons in tho
world for retiring. Address IL, Tribune.
bd69
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THE MONTEREY RooMING. gons,
rooms. 372Ha Main st. S'as
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EXPERIENCED TEACHER HOLDING
grammar grade certificate desires good po-
sition as primary or grammar grade teacher.
Add. G 80, Tribune. b792
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LADY WITH CHILD WISHES POSITION
as housckeoper; 10 trihcrs. Rear 535 So.
1st West. b73O
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cases. Mrs. Lizzie Gcislcr 33Y Wcxt Rrd
SoEh' Deu phono ool-h. nl088
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BUSINESS CHANCES

SMALL HARDWARE STORE IN SALT
Lake at bargain II taken at once. Ad~
dress 50: Tribune. b79a
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WANTED-AGENTS

S25 WEEKLY EASILY EARNED BY LADY
agents taking orders for US; outfit prepaid
we start you III business and make you 1ndo-
pondcnt; write for circular and terms. WO-
MAN s APPAREL SUPPLY CO., Chicago.
b763
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BEAUTIFUL HOMES

bHfA y 7 II Ub IIOIIHS
PLANS FURNISHED AND HOUSES BUILT
for little money. VIM. Pack, 18 Yelling
ton court Ind 1910. a1O2S
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HAY, COAL AND GRAIN
~-~~~~~0-0-~-~-~-~-~~-~-~-~
HAkVBY q CO.. 10 w s. rnMrES. DELi
phone 1G52Z: Ind. 1914.
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l64 EAST BRIGHAM. DESIRABLE
front room for gentlemen; o. l., bath. lawn,
ehade bS84
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II you wish TO buy or sell az, ,ss,t -
business be Buro and 500 Nsucars. ~!
the largest and beet list OF solIS S ~
portunities IN the city. Menhs7 = =
ciation. e3H2 W. 2nd &c., 2. ~
Bell 2062-Y, . VI
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FRENCH CANARIEs, srNGgEa I
each. 159 East Third South.
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LADY FOE BUSINESS PROPOSITION. AID
dress G 10, Tribune. bS9e
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SIS co TO $1,000 DAY SELLING MEXICAN
opals; enormous profits; nice genteel bust
ness; ship on approval dlroct from Mexican
border; price list free, sample opal loc. A.
v. Todd, 415 North Oregon street, El Paso,
Texas. b764
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EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY AS CASH"
fer and stcnographcr; must be well rocom-
mendcd and capable. Address G II, Tribune
b7S0
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DIED

LARsoN--In this city, August IL, 1906, Jor
gena D, Larson, in her 58th yoar, ut no!
esidenco, No. 500 South Ninth East. Funora
notice later.
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TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping, ground door; cool and shady;
water and bath In house; vacated Monday.
500 South 9th East st. b762
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WANTED-GCoD JAUNDREsS TO TAKE
work homo, Call mornings rs B Bt, b006
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CANVASSERS FOR CITY OR COUNTRY;
new beginners do we'll experienced work.
much better; honost offort we'll reward.
cd. Address Manufacturers Agents, Box
$50, Salt Lake. Utah. a2034
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TWO FRONT ROOMS. PARTLY FUR
nished IN private family Of adults prlVi-
lege OF BATH no childreui references ex.
changed. 2G6 So 9Th East b99U
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
BORN

BORN-To THE WIFE OF JOHN VIM
Goodfellow, 339 w. 9Th North, 7-lD
iaughtor. Both are doing we'll.
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TWO MODERN FLATS, NEAR TEMPLE
and O. g. L. Cal 270 w. So. Temple.
Phone 3S78-Y bS63
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-30
THANKSGIVING BAZAAR
OPENED BY WOMEN
OF CATHOLIC PARISH

Women of the Sacred Heart parish
opened their annual Thanksgiving
bazaar i'm Conaty hall yesterday. They
served a Thanksgiving dinner and in
the evening the young people Of the
Shakespeare club presented the farce,
''Too Late for the Divorce" The ba-
zaar will continue over Saturday even
ing.
The first Thanksgiving mass in the
new Holy Cross parish was celebrated
yesterday morning by Rev. Thomas F..
Fahey, the rector in the temporary
residence on the church property, cor
ner of Forty-seventh and Main streets.
A large congregation attended.
st. Vincent's Dramatic club will
present its first play of the season this
evening in the Father Meyer memorial
hall of the college, when "The Hotel
Pro Tenn" will be the Offering of this
club, which is one of the foremost in
amateur circles.
The young people have made great
preparations for the event. and it is
expected to prove one of the successful!
social features of the Thanksgiving
season.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-30
NOTES OF INTEREST
FROM LONG BEACH
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Nov. 29.-The union
Thanksgiving day services were held
today at the First Baptist church.
Rev. Andrew Mitchell, pastor of the
Friends church, delivered the sermon
A union quartet and Miss Pearl
Trauger contralto soloist, furnished
the music.
Architect j. w. Chalmers, who is
making plans for the proposed eight
story monolithic hotel on Ocean ave-
nue., expects that bids on the founda-
ton work will be opened December G..
The new structure will cost, it is es-
timated, $250000.
According to computations of an at
tache of the Long Beach bath house,
the top of the sand level in front of
that institution is twenty-five inches
higher than at this time last year.
The absence of as high tides as have
been customary heretofore is held re-
sponsible for this condition.
The members of the charter board of
freeholders will meet at o'clock to-
morrow morning and will continue in
session all day, if present plans are
carried out. in order that the new
charter may be completed and made
ready for presentation to the people
for it's adoption or rejection.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-30
IN REVOLVER SHOT
Young Man Arrested, While Girl and
Another Man involved
Disappear

A great deal of mystery surrounds
the case of Henry Hort, a young man
arrested by Policeman Cooke at Fourth
street and Central avenue last night
and who is held at the police station
while officers are endeavoring to learn
about his past life.
About o'clock last night Cooke
heard a shot fred near Fourth and
Central. Running to the corner he
found a young woman on her knees,
crying, while a young man bent over,
endeavoring to console her. A second
man could be seen running short dis
tance away. Cooke asked the woman
who had fired the shot and she pointed
at the fleeing man. The policeman at
once gave chase and captured the fugi-
tive about a block away. When
searched a revolver with one empty
chamber was found in his pocket.
Cooke then returned to where he had
seen the young woman, but she and
her companion had disappeared.
Beyond his name Hort refused to
give any information about himself and
he was booked on suspicion.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-30
OLDER BOYS TO
HOLOCONFERENCE
SOUTHERN SECTION Y. M. c. A.
GATHERS
Third Annual Meeting Will Open at
Long Beach Today-Delegates
Arrive From California
Cities
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH. Nov. 29.-The third
annual colder Boys Conference" of
the southern section of the Y. NJ. c. A.
will open in this city tomorrow. About
$50 delegates will come from the va
rious cities of Southern California.
The conference will continue through
lows:
Friday acknowledgements con-
tests.
Friday night-5:3O, informal recep-
tion at Y. NJ. C. A. building; 7:15, ad-
dress of welcome, Eugene Tincher of
Long Beach; address of welcome, S.
Townsend; response. Paul Bean, San
Diego; response, state committee; 500,
address, F. A. Crosby of New York,
special representative boys work de-
partment. International committee.
Saturday morning-9:00, devotional
service; 9:15, Bible study, group
classes; 1000, symposium. "The De-
velopment of Bible Study in the Boys
Department.
Saturday afternoon-Track and field
events; swim at bath house.
Saturday night-730, address, "The
Junior Member" F. A. Crosby; $3.50.
Association Boys Camp Life" l.. 4.
Lewis, Riverside.
Sunday morning-9:0O, devotional
services; 9:15 Bible study, group
classes; 10:30 conference sermon, Rev.
Josiah Sibley, pastor First Presby
terian church.
Sunday afternoon-2:3O, older boys
meeting.
Sunday night-7:90. closing session
of conference at M. e. church.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-30
sENNINes RESULTS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Bennings
results:
First race, six furlongs-Rose of
Dawn won, Bohemia second, Stolen Mo-
ments third; time, 1916 1-2.
Second race. five and half furlongs-
Berkeley won, Beldemo second, Kanka-
kee third: time 1903 1-5l
Third race, Junior steeplechase about
two and half miles-Commodore Fon-
tain won, palm second, Mr.. Mccain
third; time, sos 1-5.
Fourth race. steeplechase, about two
iniles--Pioneer won, Captain Hayes Sec
ord. Oleroso third; time AIS,
Fifth race, Washington cup, two and
a quarter miles Holscher won, Banker
second, Pete Daley third; time, 4:O5.
Sixth race, mile-Orphan Lad won,
Adilenette second, Beleiste third; time,
l4S. Bright Boy finished first but was
disqualified.
Seventh race. mile and a sixteenth
S0lOn Shingle won, Water Grass Sec
Ond, Dolly Spanker third; time, 1852.