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TELLER IN MExICo.

Kansas City Dec l0--N'ilnm e. An-
derson. teller in the First National bank
of this city. who disappeared on Dec. l.
Is believed by the local police to have
gone to Old Mexico, Anderson on several
occasions spent hls vacations IN the city
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PARK CITY.
Mrs. John Scigcr Sent Ia Mental Hos
pital--sndrcw Stravsas Dead,

Special Correspondence.
Park City, Dec. s.-Mrs John Geiser
was taken down 90 the mental hospital
yesterday, Mrs Geiger Is the wife of
the night Waterman at the Silver King
tramway.
Andrew Strawsas, bridge Waterman
at Barclay died last evening, after two
days illness Deceased leaves no rela-
tlves In this country. He was man
about 30 years old, and has been en-
ployed for several years as bridge
Waterman. The body is az J. T.. Tay-
lor's for burial.
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Of Mexico. and he Is said TO have planned
TO make business investments there. The
police discredt stories that Anderson
was accompanied by q woman not his
wife The bank officials insist that his
shortage will not exceed 5000.
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LYMAN.

Distressing hApeflVh'cH VI ~
ner, Jr. and Byron Cook.
Special Correspondence.
Lyman, Utah Dec. 6.--An occurrence
bat was exceedingly sad and unfor-
innate in every particular recently
happened here The story began with
the death OF one person, and but for
The oyeTuling hand of Providence,
would have been followed by one or
more i2tali.les in the mountains and
| MoT, As il was. there was suffering
unpslkable on the part of two men,
who will long remember their expert
tnces in region where wintry elements
rsigned supreme They will remember,
too the narrowness and lttleness Of
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PULLMAN FOR CONDUCTORS.
No Longer Necessary TO Seek Accom-
modatlOns Up Town.

Ogden, Dec. l0.-The Pullman Car
company has decided on a new depart
ure IN ogden for It's conductors. by
placing Pullman car IN the depot
yards part Of which will have sleeping
apartments and part Of 1t drawing
room for the accommodation OF the
conductors. Heretofore the Pullman
conductors running I'm and out of ogden
have been obliged when laying over
here, to go to u hotel or rooming house
and take a room, and wait until called
out again, and sometimes they were
called several hours before time and
would then have 10 wait around the de-
pot until time to go out. Under the
new arrangements they can go to the
sleeping car and retire and being close
to the office can get considerable more
sleep. II is believed the conductors will
appreciate the change
SEEKING NJ. ROONEY.
Where is NJ. Rooney of Hastings,
Neb. =? is a question being asked by De-
pot Master Cunningham. A few days
ago, Mr.. Rooney arrived In Salt Lake
City, but on leaving the train he left his
Two valises In the car, and they were
brought to Ogden, where the railroad
officials took possession of them until
he arrived here three days ago to get
them and was going on to Seattle,
Wash on business, He left his over
coat In the depot masters office and
went over to the Healy hotel for the
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For mild. easy action OF the bowels.
a single dose of Doan's Regulets Is
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constipation. rs cents a box. Ask your
druggist for them.
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coming tc this natural seat, had stopped
TO rest. He probably dozed and plunged
IN his death over the cliff.
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on each box. 25c.
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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

training ground in connection with
Elmendorf farm.
Harding has been located at Shreve-
port, La. This is the horse that it was
feared ringing was contemplated
with.
Golden Rules success in a sprint at
Oakland the other day demonstrates
that the veteran still retains quite a
measure of the speed that gave him a
confident following on Chicago tracks
in 1903, says Chicago Racing Form
Outside of his twG-year-old career
Golden Rule was at his best that year.
and sprinter of high class and great
speed. 1t is quite probable that ma
ture meant him for great racehorse,
but infirmities developed late in the
year when he was two-year-old, kept
him from the track for two years, and
and when he was returned to racing
it was to figure as only capable of
traversing short distances successfully
at high speed
When two year-old Golden Rule
was the property of Ed Corrigan and
quite the two-year- crack of Cali
fornia In 1899. He won twelve out of
eighteen races that year and his sue
cesses included winning the Candelaria
and Gebbard handicaps and the Schrei-
peIs 1OTrlSdu, ftaciHS dlu OlynpIC
stakes at Oakland and Ingleside, the
Gebbard Handicap being the only one
of these events that survives as an
annual stake race. After being taken
east he changed ownership several
times. but won many races for Corri-
gan, F. w. Doss and Durnell e. Herr
successively With one exception all
were purses, the exception being when
he won the Flyaway Handicap at
Worth over heavy track October 5,
1903. 1t was worth $4,000 net.
At his age it is hardly probable that
Golden Rule will equal the perform
ances OF his youthful days. But old
horses run surprisingly we'll in Call
fornia. as witness Princess Titania's
recent race. Such venerable racers as
Golden Rule, Jake Ward, Watercure,
Duelist, Kenova, w. B. Gates, Major
Tenny, Dewey, Princess Titania and
Royal Rogue, not to mention others,
are still to be seriously considered in
estimating racing possibilities. So far
this is Golden Rules record:
Starts. 1st. 3D. Sd. imp. Winnings
81 28 is IS 2S $21,930
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ages Talent Makes Killing on Races Run in Sea of Mud
ClassieSt Card OF
the SeaSOn.fOr
Today

Holiday racegoers will be treated to
the classiest card of the season at
Emeryvilfe this afternoon. The
Thanksgiving Handicap at mile and
an eighth, the feature event of the
programme, has attracted field of
eight entries and promises to be closely
contested from start to enish. 1t is
one OF the rich stakes of the season
and will be worth nearly $4,000 to the
winner. OF the eight horses entered
1t is probable that s. d. Hildreth's
Logistilla will be the only scratch.
She is not partial to the mud and her
owner will probably keep her in the
stable.
Public support will probably be
chiefly divided between w. B. Jennings
Proper and Rudolph Spreckels' Borg
hesi, both of which have worked well
Tor the race and are generally looked
upon as the contenders under existing
track conditions. Ramus and Corrigan
are admittedly dangerous factors in
the race in view of their recent per-
formances. Lubin is this year given
much heavier impost than he had
a year ago when he romped home in
front and has shown nothing to make
him loom as a probable winner today.
Knapp will have the mount on Borg
hest. l.. Williams will pilot Proper,
Sandy will be on Corrigan, A. Brown
on Blue Eyes and Brussell on Ramus.
Hfldebrand has been engaged to ride
Logistilla if she starts.
The third race. a five furlong sprint,
has attracted an entry list which is
made up of the speediest horses In
training in the country. e. J. Bald
wins Cruzados. w B. Jennings Shot
Gun, Boots Durnelps Fireban, S. C.
Hildreth's Gypsy King and Burleigh.
the fast mare Cloudlight and Collector
Jessup will make a race well worth
witnessing. 1t will be a real race and
no mistake if all CO. as seems probable.
Cruzados probably has the greatest
speed of the bunch, with Shot Gun
close second. The latter has been ac-
customed to run with about 130 pounds
on his back on the New York tracks
and will certainly go some with his
light impost.
Ocean Shore has been showing fine
form and may be able to make 1t three
straight by winning the two-year- r-old
event. Plausible has the reputation of
being great mudder and is looked
upon as the contender.
Tavora has been performing well
since the meeting opened and may be
able to win the second race. Magrane
likes the mud and is reported to have
been working we'll Salable has not
yet run up to his Seattle form, but
may improve today. Morendo has al
ready won three straight and looks
like the probable winner in the fifth
race. Orchan is a great mudder and
looks able to win the sixth easily.
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HOLSCHER DEFEATS
NEMESIS FOR THE
DIXEY STAKES
1IIIDxEUTIr
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S-The chief
attraction at Bennings today was the
fifth running of the Dixey Stakes, a
three-year-old affair at one mile and
three-quarters over the old course. 1t
was something Of a joke, however
There were only four horses engaged.
and they were very poor lot for a
stake of this sort. Another favorite
fell by the wayside in this event when
Nemesis. the heavily backed choice
which closed in the betting at 13 to TO-
failed to bring home the money, finish
ing next to last. william Shields
Holscher, an to shot. captured the
stake in the easiest kind of fashion.
There was also a strong play on Belle
of Jessamfne, but last was the best
she could do. Nemesis rushed to the
front at the start, and made the early
running, followed by Tavannes and
Belle of Jessamine. HoIscher trailed
the field for the first mile. and then
gradually came up. mailing Nemesis in
the run home in the final furlong.
Holscher came away, and taking the
lead, held 1T to the end, winning as he
pleased by four lengths from Tavannes,
10 to / shot, which beat Nemesis a
neck for the place.
The weather was a bit cloudy at
the COURSE Out tnlS ulQ not prevent the
usual large attendance from turning
out to witness the sport. The track
was in the usual fast. condition Despite
the bad drubbing the bookies received
yesterday. the usual quota were on
hand today for business this afternoon
when the sport began Results:
First race, six furlongs-Killochan won I'm
brela second, Ala Russell third Time, III.
Second race, one mile-Sophe Carter won,
Sally second. Turbulence third Time 1: "A 3-5.
Bright Boy finished second, but was disqualified
Third race, and three-quarxer miles-Hol-
scher won, Tavannes second, Nemesis third.
Time 3:10 As.
Fourth race, six furlongs-remmera4re won.
Work and Play second, Ted third. Time,
1:16 90.
Fifth race, one mile-King Henry won, Mar
ster second, Water Bearer third. Time, s48 Is
Sixth race, selling. mile and q furlong-
voladay won, Bluebuck second, Chalfonte third.
Time 1:59.
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II Harry Stover's fil1y should be un-
able to race again as a result of being
cut down on Tuesday, she will be used
as brood mare, as she is well bred.
IL VIII be at least year before she
can come back to the races, if she ever
does.
A F. Dayton said that Soufriere is
again In training. but that Neva Lee
still shows no inclination to do any
thing in preparation for racing.
Jockey A Brown is one of the most
promising of the new riders at Emery
vile this season. This boy rode at st
Louis couple of years ago and had
mounts at the Seattle meeting last
summer. He can do los, is alert at the
post, good Judge of pace and a strong
hnisher. It is probable that as the
meeting progresses he will got a bet
ter class of mounts than he has been
handling and will therefore be more
prominent in the public eye.
Daggie Smith and Harry Slower have
made a side bet of 800 on a couple
Of yearlings that will come to the
races after the first of the year. Each
owner is betting that he has the best
youngster and the result of the first
race in which they meet will decide
the issue.
Steeplechase Jockey Ray has gone to
England in connection with an OFFER
to ride jumpers for King Edward.
John Mackey, after selling his ranch
near Woodland, Yolo County. will go
to Kentucky TO assume the active man
agement of J. B. Haggin's Elmendorf
stud.
Paul j. Rainey has commissioners an
agent to buy two or three mares of the
Ginnette caliber for campaign on
the French turf next season.
1t is reported that the Western
Jockey Club and the American Turf
Association will amalgamate in the
near future and it is thought this ac-
tion may result in the resumption of
racing in Illinois.
]. B. Haggin is negotiating with the
estate of the late Captain S. S. Brown
for the purchase of the Kentucky Asso-
citation course at. Lexington for use as
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29
FLAG TO
FALL AT ASCOT
PARK TODAY
SPECIAL DIsPATCH TO THE CALL


LOS ANGELES. Nov, 2S.-At 1:4O
o'clock tomorrow AFTERNOON the start
er's flag will fan for the first and
opening race OF the season at Ascot
and hundreds of horsemens and sports
gathered here are looking forward to a
good season, which viii probably be
the last of Ascot in the present loca-
tion. for though the city authorities are
estopped by Injunction from prohibit
ing bookmaking, 1t is the general belief
that this season is the final one. Every
thing is in readiness for the Openins -
with the possible exception OF the pres
ence of Starter Jake Hoffman. and hs
is due tonight from the East Almost
500 horses are quartered in the barns
at the track. fifty more are expected
this week and several hundred more in
December. On the whole the horses
are probably not as classy as last year
but the general average is as good. and
interesting sport is expected. From
sixteen to twenty booIxies will cut in to-
morrow. the best known regulars being
George Rose, Huey Jones. Osfutt and
Schreiber.
The feature OF the opening card will
be the Jonathan Club Handicap. at one
mile and sixteenth. with $500 added
There are eleven starters. of which Ed
Ball has the top weight of 10. Oars
men 109. and FL Otros and OriIene los
each The weather prospect is for a
fair day
William Pinkerton and Seymour But
Ter are here to take charge of the bet
ting ring to keep the crooks out, and
few of the real bad ones. are believed to
be here Judge Hamilton will preside
with Ed Cole as associate judge. and
the officials will be the same as last
year, with the exception OF Handi-
capper Ed Jasper, who is succeeded by
John Boden of Belmont The premier
jockeys will be Bullman. Radtke and
Koerner of a big bunch of rather in
different boys. Willie Davis scales 122
pounds. and may not be able to get
many mounts for some time.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

Grasscutter. half mile I'm s51.
f. w. Barr, mile In 1s45, pulled
double.
Cunardo and Frank O'Kane, half
mile I'm :55.
Royal CoIors, mile I'm 1,45 'd-5.
Sugarmaid. half mile In $50 1-5.
Ink, fve-efghths OF "a mile In 1.0..
David Boland, three-eighths of a mile,
breezing.
Ed LiIburn. half mile in :S21k.
Ocean Shore, three-eiEhthsa of a mile
I'm .3S.
AvoneIIa, hve-eighths OF mile In
1904, easily.
Princess Tftania, mile I'm. 1.5e 2-5,
breezing.
Sacredus, thrce-quarters of mile,
breezing.
Celeres, three-quarters of aimile I'm
1.16s4, easily.
Isolation, five-efghths of a mile in
1I04.
Sea Air, three-quarters of n mile In
1,20, all out.
Jake Ward, quarter of mile in
"a As.
Ethel Day, half mile I'm .4s 2-5.
Comilfo, seven-eighths OF mile In
1881.
Tom Roberts, mile in 1sz5 LIS, easily.
Rapid Water worked a half.
~Orchan, five-eishtas of mile I'm 1,07.
Wicklow, half mile in s51-
Lucian, mile in 1;49 4-5.
Wistaria, three-quarters of mile In
1t21, all out.
woolma, thres-eishths of mile In
s3S, easily.
Nina Gibson, three-quarters of mile
I'm 1s1b LIS.
Lnlitus, three-quarters of mile
In 1:1SA.
Miss Turtle, fve-eighths OF mile In
1sO4, all out.
Loves Labor, hve-eighths of mile
in 1s0S.
Fury, mile in 1s4S3@, easily.
Echersall breezed seven-eighths of
a mile.
Lord Nelson, five-eighths of n mile
I'm 1iO5 2-5, easily.
Prince Nap and Clamor, three
quarters I'm 1s1S 2-5.
Pay Me, mile I'm 1.47.
Charley Payne, hve-eighths OF mile
i'm 1;04.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29
Gossip Of the Track

Bob Leighton, one of the Seattle As
sociation officials. was an arrival at
EmeryviIle yesterday, having come
down to witness the running of the
THANKSGIVING handicap. He reported
having been directed by the mahage-
ment of the track to consult with
Handicapped Horace Egbert as to the
advisability of hanging up $4,000
purse 70 be decided at the Seattle
meeting next summer It is probable
that the big purse will be devoted
to a handicap for al1-aged horses, to
be run when the meeting is well
advanced. at a mile or a mile and an
eighth. The Pacific Jockey Club viii
be asked TO grant the Seattle track
dates for a seventy-three day meet
ing the coming summer. The last
meeting ran for sixty eight days.
Leighton reports the prospects prom
ising for a meeting at Portland dur
ing the coming summer. If there is
meeting at Portland the SEATTLE
meeting will begin earlier than 1t did
last year. Otherwise it will begin
at about the same time.
While Seattle had banner meet
ing last year, all indications point to
an even better one next season, as
many horsemen who have heretofore
made a practice Of shipping to the
Middle West and Canada will remain
on the coast next summer with the
idea of taking in the northern cir
cult on account OF the promising pros
poets in that quarter.
The stewards yesterday ordered Van
Ness restored to S. d. Hildreth deeid-
ing that in acting without the author
ization of his racing partner, who is
in Nevada, George Burger had no right
to claim the horse out of a selling
race. as he did on Monday. Burger
owned only an interest in Libervale,
on the strength of which he claimed
the Hildreth horse when he was beaten
by Z. M. Brattain.
At yesterdays cut-in thirty-one
books went in on the big ring, an in
crease of four. The Ingleside Club
dropped out, and the newcomers were
Echert & Co., and the Tillicum, Nevada,
Golden Gate and Sch1ey clubs
Brussell was fined ss25 for cutting in
with Dorado in the fifth race.
Hyams, newcomer among the
jockeys, win ride as free lance. He
can do 103.
The jockey honors of the day fell to
three mounts, landed two of them
first and was beaten a scant nose on
the third. A Brown landed the only
winner on which he seemed to have
chance. Brussell rode two seconds.
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THE CALIFORNIA PROMOTION COMMITTEE
(Organized 19O2.l

PhOMOTI0N: The act cr promoting: sd-
vnncemenSi ENC0URAGEMENT."- ."-Cenfufy Die
tt0nary.
The California Promotion Committee has for
whole.
It has nothing to sell.
Its energies are devoted to fostering all
things that have the ADVANCEMENT of' Cali
fornia their object
It gives reliable Information on every sub
ject connected with the Industries OF California
II gives ENCOURAGEMENT to the ESTABLISH
immigration
II Is not an employment agency, although Il
gives Information regarding labor conditional
Il presents the opportunities and needs In an
helds OF business and professional activity
The Committee Is supported By popular sub
scriPtion and makes no charge for any service
rendered
Affiliated with the COMMITTEES ara one huu-
dred and sixty commercial organizations OF the
State. with membership Of over thirty
thousand.
Meetings held semi-annually IN different
parts OF California, where matters of stats IN
terest are discussed.
Headquarters OF the Committee are maintained
IN San Francisco IN California Building. Onion
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
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Fireban, three-euarters of a mile
La 1i22.
Menden and Serenity, three-quarters
Of a mile I'm 1s17.
Escanado, three-quarters of q mile
I'm 1:211k.
Chestnut, mile I'm 1.44 As.
Prueword, three-quarters of a mile
in 1:19.
Fastoso, seven-eighths of mile
I'm 1s36.
Reality, three-eighths of mile
In 1874. a.
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Workouts at Emeryville

Yesterdays workouts at Emeryville
were as follows:
LogistiIIa, mile In 1:451@, easily.
Ramus, mile In las.
Shot Gum, five-eishths Of > mile In
1:07 As, pulled M.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

is restriction to the amount of gasB~
line that can be used. About sixty
five gallons only will be allowed. Re-
movable rims can be used. 1t looks
as II this speed race was planned to
give the public valuable information
concerning the resistance of,the chassis.
the consumption Of gasoline and wear
on tires, points on which very vague
information has heretofore been given
to the outsider.
H H Clark. known throughout Ne
vada as the King OF Bullfrog.~ has
purchased an Oldsmobile from the Pfo-
nser Automobile Company. This ma
chine Is for his own personal use. Clark
was the pioneer automobilist In the
state of Nevada. and says that the
automobile. more than anything else.
Is responsible for the remarkable de-
velopment OF that country. Clark will
make a tour to MADEIRA in q few DAYS
Every man Is q humorfst until h at
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

third money Don Hamilton made his
initial appearance in this race and
showed speed. He Will do after race
or two.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

Tom Dillon for correct styles in hats,
$3.50 and $500.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

Every man Is q humorfst until he at
tempts to write funny stun.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29
The Calls. Selections
By j. z. Jefferx

First raee-ocean shore, plaus-
ible, PaIemon.
second raee-Tavora, Magrane,
Salable.
Third race--Cruxados, Shot Gun,
Hf1dreth entry.
Fourth race--Proper, Borghesi,
Ramus.
Fifth race--Morendo, Byroner-
dale, BenvoIio.
Sixth race - Orchan. Harbor.
DutifuI.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

The rules to govern the next big au-
tomobile race in France have just been
made public. The new rules include a
total abandonment of the weight limit
on the competing cars. There is an
other rule. however. which to a GER
tain extent modifies the lifting of the
restriction OF the rule of weight 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29
Entries for Today's Races

Following are the entries and
weights for today's racing at Emery
Vile:
First Race-Five furlongs; purse; twoyear
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

PROMOTION: The act cr promoting: a.
vancement; ENCoURAGEMENT.S- .S-Cenfury Di
ti0nary.
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The jockey honors of the day fell to
L. Williams. the colored rider. He had
three mounts, landed two of them
first and was beaten a scant nose on
the third. A Brown landed the only
winner on which he seemed to have
chance. Brussell rode two seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

Hyams, a newcomer among the
can do 1o3.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

training ground in connection with
Elmendorf farm.
Harding has been located at Shreve-
port, La. This is the horse that it was
feared a ringing was contemplated
with.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29

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