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poP Hot Toddy Brings Home The Money Jamaica Track
MUDDERS CAPTURE,
EVERYTHING AT
LAT0NIA.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

CINCINNATI Oct. 24,-NIudders had
their inning at Labonia today A heavy
downpour of rain all morning left the
track in a very muddy condition and
resulted in many horses being with
drawn OF the original seven horses
carded to start in the Free Handicap,
the fourth event at six furlongs, only
I'VE started.
Selling affairs wag.h only an ordinary
lot in each comprised the rest of the
card Of fve races Martha German,
odds-on favorlte. won the handicap
handily from Hector by length. Mar.
vel P easily took the third money from
Wee Lass the only other starter. Gold
Enamel was withdrawn shortly before
the race. Results:
First race six fnrlongs-Simon Kent won
Toboggan second. Falkland third. Time. I:1T 2-5.
Second race mile-kaIie Powers won. RaViaRa
second. Red Thistle Third Time l;45 10.
Third race. i've and half furlo1gs-John
Kaufman won. Grsndpa second, EIksino third.
Time. 40 l-5.
Fourth race. handicap. six furlongs-Martha
German won, Hector second. Marvel third.
Firth race four frr-longs-I.ieutenant Rice
won, Stella Eichberg second. Ruilloba third.-
Time. I-I7 80
sixth race. mile and a sixteenth Besterling
woa. Lutte Mac second, Pestman third. Time,
i.5f as.
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DALLAS ENTRIES.

First race six fariongs-Balston Boy 81. Pom
uadoylr 9I Charles L. stone "a. Van Dam 81.
Merry I.eapyear 95. Pedro 81. Frank Seiiranln
95 DOrie % LEcky Nose SS Alamo y. lazy
Allece 1OS Rose Hart 103. Baieshed lu6.
Jaeono 106 Montalban l06.
Second race. seven furlOngs. seiling--J0e Wise
100 Cnrsus I02 Pacheta lO2. Ed Bishop 100.
Lena J f03 Tom Mankius l06. Jean G-avier
1O7 Tizona lO7 Bonnie Prince Charlie los.
Prince Ching III. JOcks0n's Day III. Netting
l12. Josie's Jewel 1I2, Giipin 112, Merry Pio-
neer I19.
Third race. handicap. the Dallas stakes. mile
and oue-Sixteenth -Flavigny o. Mart Gentry 9s.
FootIighrs FagOrite 1O3. Taby T0sa l0j. Big
Bow lO3. SandsJ0rm 104 Atilla 100. Harmakls
l09 Lady yashti 1l6. First Premium li9-
fCouple FOOtlights and Gentry as Kings entry
Fourth race. six furongs. selling-I..L Nc SO.
Jack Witt 9S. Hermoine IS. 3. J.. Swanner A..
Annie Davis 90. Rose Green 102. Reg Foster ~
Ruby Day 1O4 Woodland VIII l0t. Fast Mi
1O4. Paeifco l04. r. NJ Biggerstan 104. Lucul-
lus 104. Roiet 104. The Plains 1O1.
Fifth race .0ne miie=SiIfrrr So Chancellor
WaIworth 50. Flavigny %. RubiDon 100 Mart
Gentry 1O4. Lady OaklS Io4 Potheen los.
Sixth race. hve and one-Ilalf furlongs. selling
Tanjera 100. o. g. Parke 1e3. Virginia Beach
1e5 Miss Anxious 1oss kuropatkin los. Cecilia
N 105. Joe Wooten 105. Clear Night l09 San
Antoine 100. Lord Of the Forest IO8 Haughty
no Tomochiehi IL. King Hope Il2. Dr. Hollis
ia
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WANTS CHANCE To
RECOVER MONEY.

E 2. Young and Gavin McNab ap-
peared Yesterday morning before the
Srare Board Of HarbOr Commissioners
at its executive meeting oB behalf Of
~ G. Hopkins 70 secure from the
board e postponemeut Of action in Sc
curing rentals ia arrears for the use
OF M5ssion-srreet wharf The 5n5uac-
tion restraining the board was issued.
but the attorneys are willing to fore
sc the injunction provided months
time is given Hopkins in which 10 get
back money he has sunk in the build
ing OF coal bankers on the wharf
IL is alleged THAI r l. GiHchrfst OBJ
tanned permission from the board TO
erect and use coal bunkers on the
wharf in consideration Of uhe payment
Of certain rentals TIE money for the
erection and maintaining OF the bunk
ers. ii is claimed. was put up by Hop
kins in the sum Of SS000. GiIchrist
was supposed to contribute his share
10 the expense. but his only contribu-
ton has been TO obtain the privilege
TO use the wharf
Arrears in rent have caused the
board TO consider the revOking Of the
permit. and Al is 70 give Hopkins an
opportunity to get back his money that
The proposal for delay has been con-
sidcre3. Hopkins assures the board
tat he Viii pay the arrears, but asks
81 Healy Of Ioaiv -Tibbitts Con-
stFuetiel Company was present lt yes
LerdaTs meeting TO learn tae board s
decision IA reSL ect - hiss Posal to
carry out tbe ecntraet for building the
Lombard-street wharf provided the
payment foE tlc work be made in
cash Heaiv before the Gre signed the
bio to construct the wharf Tor SIPS. Geo.
with - ueF cent ~ Zhe payment 10 be
made fn wa rsr~i q n-e The beard signed
the sagne contract after The Ere de-
spite Efeal5ss protest that building con-
ditions have changed The board an
nounced that it would give a decision
81 the matter today Al the regular
meeting at , b m
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS.
LAToNIA ENTRIEs.

First race six furlongs. selliag-Chsg-ley Ward
81. Steadfast 81. Alyth o. Emma y o. The
Golden Bird 81. Gaper 81 Narmorean 30. San
ArdO loo. Jay Swift 100. Refined los. Midrene
le3. Mss Martha 100. Spider Web 100
Second reee. one mile sening-D. c. Taylor
80, Sheriff. SO, The Mate %. Speedmaker 90
Don Trent 90, Daring 90. Chanida 1u3. Lans-
down 1o5. Fleetwood les, Gladiator l05. Pearl
Hayes 1Oj. Mfladi Love fO5. Dawson fb5. Rs-
viana 100, Intense 109. Bugler 10o-
Third race, five and One-half furlo1gs. selling
Mathis 90. Bert Osra 81 The Saraeen %,
Tinker 50. Lord Kent 100. Nuns Yelling 101.
Ingolthrift 102, Lady Carol 1o3, Monte Lucille
los Governor Orman tOG. Prince Brutns 10.
Salvage 1l0. Als0nO III. Ethel Day Ill, An
eest0r 112. 9latad0r 113.
Fourth race. six furlongs- -Hazelthorpe 81, ST.
Joseph 90, StOnef Fill 100 Auroeeiver 103. Wee
Lass l03. Marvel r 103 Fair Calypso i0S. In
cubatOr 1oJ. Pretensi0n III
Fifth race, sreeplechaSe. clubhouse course
Seops 125. Harlequin Us Plea 13G. Wabash 1S2-
Henry Ach 10. Squandered $50. frank Ne l56-
Manzano 130. Lady Jocelyn l46 Couple
Squanderer and Frank Ne as PuSh eutry-l
Sixth one mile and one-slxteenth- SELL
ing-Bernie Cramer 81. Moccasin Maid %. Ham
Hear 81. Sanction 100 jim Besttie 100, Kn0wl-
edge l02 The Laurel l02. Joe COyne l03.. F0n-
soluca 106, Reb0under 109.
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WINS BY A HEAD
FROM BELMERE
IN HANDICAP.
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 TIE CALL.

NEW YORK. Oct 24.--An extra at
traction in the shape Of seven races
was provided by the Metropolitan
Jockey Club for decision al Jamaica
this afternoon. The programme. how
ever. was very ordinary One stake
feature graced the card--he southamp-
ton hanGEcan for three-Eear ids ana
upward at one and a sixteenth miles.
a small field was engaged ia this
event Hot Teddy was a hot faEorIte,
going TO the post 70 choice lie
ran good race. and. although hard
pressed IN the ruu home, managed 10
bring Ia the money Hot Teddy
raced 10 the front right after the bar
rler was released and made the run
n5uE 10 the back stretch where he was
crowded back 70 last place Zienap
fhes came on and took the lead and
showed the way to The stretch where
OriIeue went to the front Hot Toddy
and BelIere then closed and IN red
hot drive which followed Hot Toddy
won bv head from Belmere. which
beat Zienap the same distance for the
place.
II was dark and gloomy at the
course this G Cerroon and as result
the attendance Was not quite no 10 the
usual high average. The track was
Ln L1frlT geor c9iaal lA-on ana laSl til-ie
u~as looked Tor in the different events.
Speculation was very brisk during the
afternoon.
Young Davis. Ihree-T -Tear-old colt
bv Plaudit thar had raced nearly two
years without winning purse, sud
denly found plenty of speed in the
slztn race and bear fast LOT Of selling
platers over the mile and sixteenth
course Young Davis chance 10 win
Tas considered SO slight that The book
makers offered 100 10 4 AGAINST him
Even AZ that there were few takers.
Results
Ei-st race. six furi0ngs-LaudsInan won. Mara
tt0a second. tlerra- third lnes l-l4 A..
Sec11i race selling. mile and quarter
Bree won Grand Daehess seeoad Mex kitrridge
Time --Us
Irl race selling Eve and a haif furlonss-
be.faTt won f terburg second, Royal Breeze
Etlle I-US
E1u-th race. tAe S0HTi anptoa lzndicap. mile
ani sixteenth fior Tlfiis won. Belmere sec
orc Ilsa tliri Time las -.
-arP SIX i-ri1ngs- Monet won. Voorhees,
second. trhlp1e rllrd. Iine. 1-I4 %
@V -ce selling mile 1nd siXfeenth--
or DrTs wu CHIMNEY Sweep second John
reut6 rsee- SIX f1rsou-s-ll5yal Bsp wo3
loi-r Z to-s Second prInce Forrunstus rhind
Aae-
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FIGHT IN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

Adolph zappe. a Iaborer. was. hit on
the head with a chair and received q
bad laceration Of the scalp in a fight
which occurred last night in the Office
Of Costigan & Co. proprietors of an
employment agency on Fell street Max
Zappe. a brother Of the wounded man.
applied at the office Monday for a place
and paid $50. He was given work
which he did not like. refused TO con-
tinue ii and made several unsu- -cessful
attempts TO secure the return of his
money Last night ne visited the office
with two friends. and quarrel ensued.
Adolph Zappe attempted to act as
peacemaker and was the only one in
jured. He was taken to the Central
Emergency Hospital for treatment.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
JAPANRsE GuIErr oF AssAn1n.

K AmzaL a Japanese. was yester-
DAY found guilty by jury in Judge
DUNES division of the Superior Court
OF an assault with deadly weapon
on another Japanese, n Sugita. and
sentence viii be pronounced on Novern-
Der ? AS the result of a feud of long
standing Amzai and Sugita quarrefed
on the night of January ] Ia a Japan-
ese restaurant The following night
the two men met on the street and
Amzai drew razor and slashed his
opponent on the neck On February
Is he made a second attempt with
razer. and is alleged 10 have stated
that he would finish the job next
time The case was called for trial
yesterday morning and completed
within a few hours
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
ROWING
EXPERTS FORM
NEW CLUB.
SPECIAL DIsPATcH TO THE CALL.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct. 24.--
The students interested in aquatic
sports at Stanford University last night
organized what will hereafter be
known as the Stanford Boat Club, and
took over all the affairs pertaining to
rowing that were handled formerly by
tie student body manager Officers
Were elected and matters concerning
boating for the coming season discuss
ed. Money will be raised to procure
an eight-oar shell for the cardinal
crew this year in place of the old
four-oar boat
F. W. Turner OS of Oakland, former
coxswain, was elected president; r. III.
Conant '0S of Eureka, vice president;
s. b. Dole '09 of Pasadena, treasurer,
and E. n. Smith '0s of Honolulu, H. L.,
secretary.
The club at the start is in debt, hav-
ing inherited claims amounting TO $3.50,
which We're left by the old manage
ment
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
Automobile O,oners VII Go to Santa Rosa TO Show Horse
Ooners That Best Sport Is With Horseless Carriage
Great Day of Racing
Planned for End
of Week.
BY r. r. l,Efor,1n1eoiieu.

The automobilists of San Francisco
will center their attention this week
on the races at Santa Rosa. The trOt-
ting men have to come to the modern
chariot for a fitting climax to their
week of sport. It is amusing to think
that those who have the interest OF
the horse at heart have to turn to the
automobile for perfect finish to their
meet
The idea of going up the country
for racing did not strike the local own
ers as very enticing, but it has been
made most attractive of late and there
will be a splendid entry. The system
of handieapping by the cost OF the cars
is an innovation and most of the
agencies are going TO try TO see how
the proposition will come out
SANTA ROSA Oct 24-The auto
mobile entries received up TO tonight
are as follows: Two S2250 Glides by
the MARYLAND Auto Company, Oakland;
$500 REQ and $3.50 Corbin by F. J.
Wiseman, San Francisco, $3.50 Binck
by C. S. Howard. San Francisco; Sl200
Rambler by G. c. SchelIing. Santa Rosa
$500 Rambler by Thomas B. Jeffrey &
Co., Oakland; s2500 Rambler by Dow &
Whitman, San Francisco; $4,000 and
S3700 Studebaker by Studebaker Com
pany, San Francisco. All entries mailed
prior to IL o'clock tonight viii be re-
ceived
The membership committee of the
Automobile Club of California has been
doing good work in increasing the
membership. The following are the
new members elected.
Frank W. Marston Frank Critehett
Wilharn II. Wolf. Adolph UhI, Burreu
G. White, George H. Hoo1e, A i. Van
Valin, Virgil G. Bogue, I. H. Friedman,
Z. j. Bowes, J. H. Baxter, Milo Sidney
Jeffers J. S. Silverberg. Nat Boas, c.
W. Conlisk, Fred Clark. f. 3. Lloyd
Dr. II. F. Wilson, M. E. Gaines
The applications for membership on
file with the secretary include the fol-
lowing wellknown motorists:
George s. Smith. Guido Caglieri
Maurice Schimetschek, G. H. Cunning
ham, Ed Hooper, W. C. RowIey, F. Till
man Jr.. A NJ. Dollar. Will Jacks, Jo-
seph Rose Jr., Kenneth DOnnelIan,
Alexis Ehrman. A. Dalton Harrison,
Edgar S. de Wolfe. E. ]. Hromada. G.
W. Crum, George K. Porter. h c. Bree-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
GEORGE BRFANT PLEADS NOT
GUILTY TO BLANKET THEFT
sian Accused Of Stealing Relief sup-
plies Prom Park Warehouse
Elects TO stand Trial.

George Bryant formerly engineer in
charge OF the machinery al tho chill
dreD's playground ia Golden Gate Park
VINO IS accused with John J. Clarke Of
the theft Of blankets from the park
relief station on June Is. pleaded not
guilty 70 2 cahrge Of grand larceny in
Judge DUNES court and his trial was
set Tor October 81
The two defendants were charged
with having stolen ze2 blankets. worth
SGoo from the supplies at the relief
station through the medium OF a fake
order. and Of having onered them TO A.
sugarman. n secondhand dealer. for SO
cents each Sugarman. suspecting
something wrong. made the report
which led 10 the arrest Of the men.
Clarke pleaded guilty TO the charge
on September I, but has not been SEN
tenced.
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SENIOR CHAMPIONS DEFE4rED.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct. III
P. B. DelanO OF New Bedford Mass
and L. r. Gay Of Riverside. the repre-
sentatives Of the junior class in the
interciass doubles tennis tournament.
today defeated 5. NJ salisbury Of Los
Angeles and NJ c. Burr of Riverside.
the senior champions. after a hard tus-
sic in the semi-f1nals for the champion
ship Of stanford University. The win
ners of the contest today viii meet
the freshmen experts Saturday for
the final adjustment of honors. The
scores today were: 1-6, 6-4, s-4. as
and SO.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
BASEBALL COMMISSION WILL
NOT REOPEN JENSEN CASE
New York Americans Denied Reliearing
of Complaint Against
SpoBSane,s Pitcher.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 24.-The National
Baseball Commission denied the appli-
cation of the New York American club
for rehearing of thee case of Player
Jensen. who was recently awarded to
the Spokane club by the commission.
In its application for a rehearing the
New York club did not claim any title
to the player. but contended that pos
sibiy an injustice had been done the
player under the finding of the Neom-
mission in awarding him to the Spo-
Kane club
The commission again went into the
testimony submitted TO them and de-
eided that the player had accepted the
terms of the Spokane club, and there
fore refused the application of the New
York club for a rehearing of the case.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
BERKELEY DEFEATS
RUGBY TEAM OF
VANCOUVER.

BERKELEY, Oct. 24-Two thousand
"rooters" on the California football
field went wild with joy this afternoon
when the Blue and Gold team scored
against the crack Vancouver Rugby
fifteen Later the "rootersr gave signs
of incipient insanity when the crack of
the pistol was heard that told of the
end of the game, with the score then
standing:
CALIFORNIA 3, VANCOUVER o.
The new football game hads it's first
real inning today, and its first genuine
baptism. for all the games thus far
played here have been class games,
where the players were all university
men and the games were simply for
practice purposes. No good Rugby teal m,
nor any team at all. for that matter.
with any pretensions TO knowledge of
Rugby had been encountered before to-
day. The student body and faculty
waited today, accordingly, for good
line on how the new sport would be
received and what showing the Cali
fornia fifteen would make against real
Rugby players
The result was a triumphant vindf-
cation for Rugby as a sport and for
=
No more exciting sport has been seen
on the campus, not even tile big inter-
collegiate game. The Vancouver team,
skillful and experienced, experts all,
were fairly played off their feet by the
Blue and Gold men, who showed signs
of championship form in the opinion Of
every football critic on the ground.
The .'rooterst' all took TO the sport
as babies lo to hot milk and called for
more. The game abounded in sharp.
exciting plays. There were no dull
moments. Rugby scored victory, as
well as the California team.
The first half was played by rules
TO suit the California men. the VAN
couver team making a concession
whereby the California players were
permitted to hold the ball when caught
instead of being penaiized for doing
so. No score was made in the half
where this was the rule. I'M the sec
ond half the Vancouver men had their
own style Of playing on both sides. The
ball was ordered dropped or put into
play instantly when caught. and at
that the university men scored Ave
points.
Whitman, Tuller. Cert and Stanton
were stars. and Stowe and Haffey did
valiant work for California Whitman
carried the ball over the line after a
thirtyyard run, for three points and
then kicked a pretty goal for two
points more
The California men were in danger
at the end of the last half. when Van
couver got the bali within two feet OF
the goal lire. There was a sharp re-
coyery and in two minutes the ball was
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
Young HUNTER DROWNED.

MARTINEZ. Oct 24.-The first ira g.
edy of the present duck hunting season
was enacted last night when William
DEMO. aged twenty-five. of this city
fell from fishing boat at the mouth of
the Suisun Slough and drowned before
the eyes of his companions. Though
searching parties have pursued a
search all day they have. not found
the body, which probably has been car
ried down stream by the tide.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
SECURE THE CONCORD TRACK.

CONCORD. Oct 24-The Concord
race track has just been secured by
Messrs. Hammet and Foster of Monte
rey County under a three years lease.
and a string of valuable horses have
already been quartered in the barns.
c. A Walker has three-year- stall
lion by Sidmore which is one of the
most promising animals to be run over
the course this winter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
PENsIoN IeJI7RED J0ckEy-

NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-Grover Cleve-
land Fuller, until a year or two ago
one of the prominent jockeys of the
country, has been granted 500 month
for year by the stewards OF the
Jockey Club. The money viii be drawn
from the jockey fund for disabled rid
ers Fuller is now q cripple. the re-
suit of injuries received in a race in
the spring of 1905
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
NEn. MOULD FIGnT BRIr~r.

NEW YORK. Oct. 24-F'rankie Neil
wants to fight Jimmy Britt. Frankie's
father wired Billy Roche from Boston
to the effect that he would meet Britt
at Colma In preference to any one else
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
MAHER WINS AT NEWMARKET.

LONDON. Oct. 24--At Newmarket to
day the Cambridge stakes for three
year-Olds and upward. one mile and a
furlong, We're won by PoIymeIus. rid
den by Danny" Maher. THE American
Jockey
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25

den,~ H. P Wheeler. Henry Oswald
George F. Cameron, H. H. Taylor
James H. Schwabaeher, 5. n. Woodruff
s. Schnaittacher, Herbert f. Briggs.
John Lee Jr., z. D. Connolley, FL H.
Noble, f. w Alston. f. n. Denke. Ere
mont Older. r L. Radke Z A Keith
ley, George U. Hind Frederick w
Sharon. William P Carl.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
HARBoR BOARD OBJECTS
To III sIPENG OF DEBRIS
City VIII BE Held Responsible fer
Damaee 10 Wharf NJ the Foot
of 8esfe street.

of 8esie Sfrecf.
The 5arbor Commissioners fled with
tile Board ~ Supervisors yesterday d
protest asa nst the dumping Of debris
on the westerly ha1 of Beale street
between Bryant and Brannan. The
communication states that the dump
iug forces out the mud under the
wharf at the foot OF Beale street and
displaces the piles The commissioners
say that the objection 10 the dumping
VIII be Withdrawn ~ g proper bulk
head is built Father Rodgers who
says le has a permit 20 dump the de-
bris mas declined TO stop the work and
unless the dumping ceases legal pro-
ceedings viii be instituted to enforce
the protection OF state property
AT yesterdays meeting Of the Works
Board the alleged permit 10 dump the
DEBRIS was ordered rescinded- there be-
ing no official record or the permit
ever having been granted
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
OAKLAND BEsTs BERkELEY.

BERKELEY. Oct 24-The Oakland
High School football team defeated the
Berkeley High school team this after
noon at Siege by a score OF to 4.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25

CEllLEs RAPHAEL ARRESTED Charles
Aaphaei gaVHbroker. Is in trouble because
De took iu Dawn some government clothing from
solaler- 1alaed Andrer I-1eker Elapfaei was
arrested 5y Deputy luited states Marshal B. F.
4pHle yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25

DO yoG want an eVery-Sunday treat
for the next few WeetSs2 Read --sTle
CONQUEST Of canaan. which starts in
Ihe SUNDAY Call.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
HORSES PICKED TO
WIN BY THE
EXPERTS.
JaoIsIcA SELECTIONS.

b the New York Morning telegraph.
FIRST Race-Tbey'rc on, Arimo. Eish-
hawk.
second Raee-Deuee. Homeiander,
Albert r..
Third Rnee-cres-ina. Lady savoy.
VerOHique.
Foarth Race-sEomcntum. vaquerO,
Royal Lady.
Firth Race-New sHo,vu Hay, Bragg.
MerlinGo.
sixth Rsee-Fire Opal. Jud=e Post.
Hancock
Weather cloudy; track fast.
LATOSIA SELECTIONS. ~
By the New York Morning Telegraph
First Race-sIarmorean. Miss Martha.
AIythe.
second Raee-Ravianna, Intense,
IansdONn.
Third Race-EtheI Day. Natador.
AIsono.
Fourth Raee-PretensiOn. Fair CaIyp-
so. HazeIthorpe.
Fifth Raee-NIanzanO. Wabash. LaaE
JOeelyn-
sixth Race-knoevledge. FonsOIuraN
HamiIcar.
Weather threatening; track slow.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
TRIAL OF MUILINIx,s SKATERS.

The trial of Fred Peterson. Walter
H. Westwood, William Meares and
Franklin ID. McAuliffe. charged with
the murder of Fred Mullinix on the
night of August 9 at the ocean beach
and the robbery of Bernard +. Ward
on the previous night in Golden Gate
Park, was yesterday set by Judge
Dunno for November 10. All four de-
PENDANTS have pleaded not guilty in
the Superior Court but Peterson plead
ed guilty in the Police Court and has
reserved the right to change his plea
before trial on the Indictment
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25

Tom Dillon for correct styles in hats.
corner Van Ness avenue and McAlIster.
$3.50, s3-50. $500.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
FoRMARps.

back IN the center of the field
Unmack refereed the game. The Iine-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-07
THE DOUGLAS SCHOOLS

Kathryn Ormond was promoted from the fourth grade at the Seventh street school to the fifth grade upstairs.
 -
 Nelly Polly of the fifth grade was absent the greater part of the week on account of illness in the family. Basket ball is progressing nicely and Mir. Orange and Miss Cummins hope to pick the. match team Friday. The team is going to Bisbee on the tenth to play the Bisbee team and have hopes of being victorious. How ever should they be unfortunate and lose they won't give up but hope for better results at some future time.
 No one of the high school was ar rested on Halloween, but it was not their fault that the bell rang on Thursday morning.