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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
Tennis Players Of Note to Meet in
Tournament for a Trophy

Forty-one tennis players will COM
pete In the class singles tournament
which will commence on the California
Club courts today. The players have
been divided into ak classes, instead OF
four rs in the past. This Will give a
number of the poorer players a bet
ter chance to carry or the class honors.
AS in the days of George Whitney,
there viii be a championship class.
The following have been placed in this
class: Melville Long. George James,
Carl Gardner Charles Foley and Maur-
ice McLoughiin.
The winner of this class will play
from 40 behind scratch in the play-off
between the class winners. The first
class winner will play from 80 go be-
hind, while the winner of the second
class will be on scratch.
The winners of the third, fourth and
fifth classes will receive respectfully
Is, so 20 and so 4-6.
With these odds the winner of the
fourth and fifth classes ought to win
the cups. The handicsps are the largest
ever allowed in a tournament in this
city, and II looks as if the cracks have
been Handicapped out of it. There was
some talk of giving odds OF 40 to the
fifth class and but for the presence of
a first class player on the committee
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Five-niie motor pace race-Hugh
McLeRn, Boston. defeated Floyd McF'ar-
land, San Jose, Cal. Time, 1904 Ia. The
Californian led for four miles, but in
the fifth lost his pace and Mclean won
by half a lap.
Motor cycle race. one mile in heats,
best two out of three--Won by Fred
Hoyt of Bridgeport. Conn.,. who defeat
ed J. Derosier of Springfield Mass, De-
roster Won the first heat and Hoyt the
last two. Time, 1870 As, 1888 As, 1928
is.
The ten-mile international profess
sional race was won by Walter Rutt,
Germany: A. J. Clark, Australia, sec
ond; Joe F'olger, New York, third. Time.
1884 1-5
Ten mile motor pace event between
Bobby Walthour OF Atlanta, Ca, and
Paul Guignard of Paris, France, was
won by Walthour by six laps. Time,
16:49 1-5.
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WaAhou Defeats Gulgnard
in the Motor Paced Race

NEW YORK, Dec. s.--Bobby Wal
thour Of Atlanta won from Paul
Guignard of Paris the ten-mile motor
paced race, the principal event of to-
nights curtain raiser for the six-day
bicycle grind which will begin to-
morrow night at Madison Square Gar
den. Walthour's time was 16:49 %. He
had an advantage of six laps when he
concluded.
Hugh Mclean won by half a lap
from Floyd Mcfarland of San Jose in
the motor-paced race of five miles.
The quarter mile amateur champion
ship was captured by James Zanes of
Newark, N. j., in the good time OF
33 f-5 seconds.
The results:
Quarter mile national amateur cham
pionship-Won by James Zanes, New
ark, n. j.; w. Vandendries Jr-, New
York A. c., second. Time. :33 4-5.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR WOMEN
ENJOY AN ENTERTAINMENT
Excellent Programme Rendered at Res
tdence of President of the Auxi.-
larry, Mrs. William CrOcker

AT the December meeting of the La
dies Auxiliary of California Command
cry No. l, knights Templar, held at the
home of Mrs. William Crocker, the
president, there was presented for the
entertainment of the members after
the business meeting an enjoyable pro-
gramme OF Rotations, sketches, music
and song, the contributors being the
Cap and Bell Club, Mrs. S. e. Tooker
leader; Miss ]. Estelle, Miss s. COLES,
Mrs. L. L. Gage. Miss Abbic Edwards
and Mrs. F. Samuels. Refreshments
were served The meeting was attend
ed by Mrs. William. Crocker, president;
Mrs p. L. Ferguson, first vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Frank Paguc. second vice
president; Mrs. J. 2. Charleston, treas
urer; Mrs. William 4. Atwood. secre-
tary; Mrs. G. 6. Gebhardt. assistant
secretary, Mesdames Z. +. Joy, n. w
Thomas, a. Hass, E. G. Koenig, a. A..
Batkin, G. w. Taber, J. +. Logan, j. f.
Harrington. Fl. e. Holmes, f. huber,
e. B. Laid. G. w. Whitman, W. p.
Fisher, r. w. Miller, ]. l.. NJ. Shelter
ley. $. A. Mcdowell. w. P. Filmer. T..
l. Hall. w. Z. Murray, G. III. Newman
+. S. Stooutenborough, II. =. Nichols,
L. L. Baehr. w. c. H. Hassler, NJ j..
Savage. w. L. Boswell. Robert w. Neal
J. f. Halloran, James Young. I. j.
Crowley, j. B. Bocarde. j. D. McGilvray
Jr., and e. j. Morser.
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Baseball

IN three-set match.
FOLEY REGAINS FORM
In the first round Charles Foley and
Maurice Mclaughlin will come to-
gether Foley is fast getting back to
his old form and it would not be much
of a surprise If he won the champion
ship class.
The drawings follow;
Championship class-George James
VS.. Melville Long; Carl Gardner, a bye;
Charles Foley VS.. Maurice Mclaughlin.
First class. preliminary round
George Busch VS.. Arthur Chesebrough;
Dr. Bush Us. Clarence Griffin.
First round. upper haif-Sfdney Sails
bury VS.. Ray Cornell; Harold Gabriel
a bye.
First round. lower half - Harry
weihe. a bye; Harry Rofe vs. 3. Il.
Nourse.
Second class-Dr. Lovegrove vs.
George Guerin; F'itz Guerin VS.. L.
Stemfeld; George Fuller vs.. Albert Ken
yon: Moulton Warner VS.. Duval Moore;
Henry Mills VS.. d. X Shanks. j. r.
Lewis VS.. W. G. Knowlton; George Cut
ter and Paul Jones, byes
Third cIass-Athur Watson VS.. H.
Jones: III. e Punnett VS.. c. G. Kuehn.
Fourth class-H- Lund vs. Mont
eagle; Therkel. a bye; n. Blaisdell vs.
DR.. Noble.
Firth class-Orbetson VS.. Anderson;
Gus Lisser, q bye.
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words will deliver a number of ad-
dresses before chambers of commerce
in the counties visited, along the lines
of publicity and promotion adopted by
the committee.
During his trip he will visit the coun-
ties of Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los An
geles, Riverside, San Bernardino.
Orange and San Diego, and will be at
the meeting of the counties committee
at San Diego on December Is. when
he will deliver an illustrated lecture
before that body on the subject OF The
Harbors of California" This is the
third trip of the kind taken BY DIR. Ed
words within the last year and is 8
part of the general idea and plan of the
committee TO keep In close touch with
the conditions Of the whole State.
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HIS RELATIVE WAS
BUFFALO" PING!

When Denver Red" was locked up
in the O.Farrelf- street police station
yesterday morning he was too discour-
aged to even glare at the police clerk
1t was about ! a. M; lie had just
passed through the cruelest experience
of his career.
Denver is ''moocher"; his eyes are
red-rimmed and they do not do
team work. One of them slares
southeast the other stares north
west When he slid off the brake
beams at Twenty fifth and Valencia
streets yesterday Denver made q
touch" Two men responded and he
received two nickels.
Red was very hungry. Just as he
was turning into a lunch counter to
contract for a Decent breakfast some
thing seemed 10 halt him. IT was a
shooting gallery across the street; it
offered a turkey for the best shooting
score of the day. Red looked az the
scores already shot. Then he looked at
the two nickels.
Somewhere in his lurid past, Red had
something TO do with guns, and the
game before him seemed easy
The broad German damsel who tend
ed the gallery stared suspiciously at
Red and bit his nickel before she let
him shoot: but he did shoot. He plant
ed bullseyes all over the best scores.
All of yesterday Red hung around
taking cinches in his belt and watching
the other scores. He could taste turkey
every time a rife spat.
At the hour appointed for the closing
of the contest Red was hanging around
the gallery, licking his lips in antici-
patton
Just before the closing a bland and
grinning individual in a tall hat came
lacking down the street, from pole TO
pole humming, Cheer Up. Mary" TO
himself. Attracted by the light in the
shooting gallery, he took careful aim
for the entrance and, shutting one eye
to see single. came in with a lurch that
almost carried away the counter.
The guns on the counter seemed to
woman behind the counter gave a yell
and ducked under the barrier and Red
fed into the night.
The booty individual took off his hat
and begged everybody's pardon. Then
he set the swinging target going. In
stead of following the swing with his
gun he made the gun ge the other
way. The muzzle Travelled in insane
circles and erratic curves.
Suddenly it went off with a sharp
ping, that, announced bullseye.
The drunken man laid down the rife
with hauteur and demanded, Il want to
know who rang that bell"
Nobody came out of hiding to tell
him, so he turned the gun round again,
jumping as it went off unexpectedly
again. It rang another builseye. The
tipsy man glared at It solemnly; then
turned with a toothiess smile: 'B' gosh,
IL wasn't me ringing bl6meoibell."
The man couldn't lose. Almost every
time he let the gun go off il rang q
bullseye. Denver stood In the shadow
with his soul tortured with agony as
builseyes piled up.
The score was tied. Then the booty
shooter raised bis rife for the last shot.
AS he hoisted It, shaking and wob-
bling, TO an aim, Denver slipped out of
the shadow and gave the man a des-
perate shove from behind.
He went sprawling over the counter
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this would probably be done
HANDSOME TROPHY OFFERED

this would propaply De done
HANDSOME TROPHY OFFERED
The cup to be competed for Is, the
finest offered for an event in this city
in years. The donor is the Hammond
Lumber Company.
AT q special meeting of the board of
directors of the California Tennis Club,
held last night. il was decided 10 make
the Hammond Cup three-tine trophy.
A play-of class singles tournament will
be played for the new cup every four
months. The winner OF the tourna-
ment will receive a smaller cup. be-
sides having his name engraved eu the
three-time trophy.
Interest will center chiefly in the
championship class, Melville Long,
coast champion, and George james, bay
counties champion, will meet this morn
ing in the preliminary round. This
should be one OF the best matches OF
the tournament. Long beat James hand
lily in the coast championship tourna-
ment, but was beaten by James in
fve-set match IN the bay counties
event. AS the matches will be two sets
out of three, it is expected James win
ming streak will come to an end in this
event. Long won the first two sets
from James, but lost the next three.
James depends mostly on his wonder
full stamina to pull him out. Long Is
the cleverer player and ought to win
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

in every part of the country should be
advocated by those who believe that
duck shooting should be enjoyed by
future generations
It seems a pity the representative
men lined up against one another in
the matter of game protection in Cali
fornia cannot be brought together in
this matter and shown how important
It is for the genuine sportsman to pre-
sent a solid front TO the men, chiefly
dealers IN game. who will profit by lax
laws. Adverse legislation will an
doubtedly result IL the house of the
sportsmen is divided against ITSELF.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
sHERIFFs OF CALIFORNIA HOLD
CONVENTION IN SLOUGH CITY
Discuss Tramp Question. Finger Mark
Identification and Permanent
Criminal Record

STOCKTON, Dec. s.--The State con-
vention of the California Sheriffs' As
ISOLATION is in session in this city,
about twenty-five OF the sheriffs being
in attendance. Among the principal
matters under discussion are the
tramp question, the finger mark iden-
tification theory and a permanent GRIM
inal record. Tonight Sheriff Sibley Of
San Joaquin County gave banquet to
the delegates.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
GOES TO SOUTHLAND TO
STUDY ITS DEVELOPMENT
DIR. Clarence r. Edwords Takes a Trip
on Behnlf of the California Pro-
motion Committee

Following its established plan of
work. the California Promotion Com
mittee has sent DR.. Clarence E. Ed
words chief of publicity of that or
ganization, on a two weeks trip to the
southern part of the State to secure
data and information regarding the de-
velopment and progress there for use
in the publicity work of the commit
tee. In addition to securing this data
and the necessary photographs to be
used in exploiting the country, DIR. Ed
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
HARVARD Is DEFEATED
AT ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
HnverfOrd College Wins Game Which
Decided the intercollegiate Cham
pi0nslip by Score of 20

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Dec. Shaver
ford College defeated Harvard at as
ISOLATION football today by a score Of
TO 1. The game decided the inter
collegiate championship in association
football.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

SAN JOSE. Dec. S.-The northbound
overland train this morning ran over
an unknown man who was walking on
the track near fIilldale, four miles
south OF this city. killing him instantly
The body has not been identified.
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in a limp heap, feebly demanding, "Wh'
matter? Whas NATTER"

The target rifle spat out a vicious
streak of flame through the gathering
dark. From the far end OF the gallery
came an answering clang
With a sob, the hungry Red stag
gered out into the night and into the
arms OF a policeman, averting his eyes
from the sidewalk menus as he passed
on the way to jail.
The man who won the turkey tarried
to tell the damsel behind the counter
that he was cousin of Buffalo Bill. He
forgot to take away the turkey.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

Senator Smoot could not have hit
upon a better substitute for the pro-
verbal red herring to drag across his
Mormon trail than a canteen OF red
liquor
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

In spite Of the fact that organized
labor has declared against him, Con-
gresham Mudd is determined to stick
60 the ticket,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
While Through This Weary World Won
Wander

Stop and see our immense line of APP
propriate holiday goods. Including man
icure. toilet and shaving sets. Mail
orders a specially. Stoltzs, 1885 Fill
more st, above Suffer.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

England imports about 10000 bush
els OF apples per week. They come
from the United States and Canada.
Those from Oregon bring the highest
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

"A receiver for Zion City would dis
cover first of all that the place was
about out Of 5esce.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

Mayor Weaver appears to have sue
Gee ded ~ weaving a web that is catch
ing TIE dies in his own party as well
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PROTECTION FOR GAME

The practical problem of TODAY is
The present and future preservation OF
the remnant. All ducks should be pro-
tected during the breeding season The
wood duck, in Northern Florida. begins
nesting by the middle of February. and
the black duck. in Massachusetts. by
April 20. IT follows. therefore. that al
the very latest these ducks should not
be disturbed in Florida after February
nor IN Massachusetts after April
These dates apply to corresponding lat
1tudes IN the Mississippi Valley, and
May I would be the latest date for
Minnesota and North Dakota On the
Pacific slope the corresponding nesting
dates are from late March in Southern
California TO late April in the State OF
Washington.
son is the least that any friend of the
ducks would advise The present rapid
diminution in the number of waterfowl
cannot be stayed. however. by such par
tial measures Nothing short of the
absolute prohibition of spring shooting
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-08-03

Six roomcd colt age for re nj. Apply
ut Hayes Cash Store. July 27 If
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION NO. PA
UNITED STATES h.tHD OFFICE,

CARSON City, Nevada, July %, l30f.
Notice il hereby given that the santa Fe RN-
Ire Railroad Company hyitS Attorney in FSfE
{ uttis II. Lindlcy, whose p'sfoftice nddrese IL
- Muus;o Buiiuiug. SAT- Fran cisco, Calf. ha :
rladc application to select under the srt Of
Congress OF June it'll. 1897. ESQ stats, 36'. IL .
following described tract OF land;
The East hnlt ri the Northeast quarter aud
the Northwest quarter pf the Northeast q1at-
fer OF section sixteen i'll Township eighteen,
North Hauge sixty four East. Mt Diablo Blse
aud MERIDIAN containing one hundred and
twenty acres, situated i'll White Pine County
Nevada, within the Carson ctty LtDti District,
Stato Of Nevada.
Within thirty DAYS after the first publication
q lhiS notice, protest or contests against the
selection on the ground that the land describ
cd, Or any portion thereof Is occupied, is more
valuable Tor its mineral than for agricultural
Or grazing purposes, will he received ut this
office and noted for report to tbs Commission
or OF the General Lnpd Office.
This notire to he published iar period D;
SIX Weeks.
LOUIS ). COHEN.
Register
Date OF first pu blicaton August :, 1905.
Date OF disqualification september II, 1895.
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+ 0REST LIEU SELECTION NO. 2I3
UNITED sTATI5 LAND OFlICF.
t-Ara.an Iitt. Aeraln Inla. n long

ttttit 'ltt ny SUI thiS 10 i''r.
Notice j. heteby given chat the santa lie Pa
life Railroad Company by ite Attorney in
Fact, Curti6 IT, Lindley. whose postofiics nd
lress is st. Hungo Building, San FRANCISCO
Calf. hos mndc application 10 select under
The act OF Congress Of June 4, 1s9f, 90 Stats
"a. the following described tract of land
The East half uf the Southeast quarter of
Section sixteen i'll Township eighteen. North
Range siSty-tour last, Mt Diablo Base and
Meridian. containing eighty acres, situated in
White Fine County, Nevada, within thc Car
s9n City Land District. state of Nevada
Within thirty days stter the first pnblicn Is r.te
pl tins notice. protest or "ontesis against tfaes
election ou the ground that the land 1cscr gt,.
cd OF any portion thereof In occupied is lnssrr
yeluea bic for its ntiItcrnl than fpl agricultural
pr rrnziuE purposes, will lie received 1T this
"iiicc Hud noted et report Ia the Gnmmi 7siup.
er of the General hand Office.
This notice 10 fa: published for pc, io,l nj
siN Wrrks
LOUIS ]. cOHN.
Register.
Date Of first publication August =: l2n6.
Dnic OF las publication september ~. tHh6.
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:
Dat Of fri publication August ), 1905
pate Of last publication september Il. zoos
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION NO 2fO
f.NitEb STATES LtND UFT4Cf..'

Carson city, Nvvndu, .Tulyal, 14t6
Notice Is hereby given TINT the SAINTS Fe "a
cihc Railroad Company by its Attornsy II fnct.
Curtis IL. iludley whose l,psteiiicc nddre.s j..
81, Nuns" Building, SHn Francisco, tHlif has
made application Ia SGl"ct UNDER thr ncf Of
Congress Of sumo It'll, i>91 10 STAT, TIN fol
lowing described lHcl Of luiiGs
The Eat bali ofthe NortbHe1! quarter mud
the East half OF the Southwest quarter 9f So.
ton thlrtT-tWo in Township Fiahloen. Aotth
khnsc ti%'N-ionr East. Nj. ntaho Base aud
Meridian, containing enc irlidrod nnd skis
acres situated III White Pine county &evfda
within the Carson CITY Lpud District .stntl ni
Nevada
Withia thirty day ptfer tho first publication
"l tins notice protest Or contests against altr
selection on the grollMi that the land deS,Tib.
ed or any portion thereof. f occupied i, more
valuable Tor It's 'aineiHl thnu Tor neticstlturul
ar grazing purposes, Will be- received ~ this rf
ilre mud noted tot report to the Commissioner
ri The General lind Office
This notice nnhe polished 70, ii Icriosi u}
,H weeks.
LoUiS j COIN
Register.
Date .. lirat publication August g. ltA;
Date ii Inst publication S5eptembct H. laai.
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FOREST LIEU Sci C TON NO. 2o8
i1SfTrn srArf,s tANpo OFFICE


carson CitYf Nevadu. ..lily -, fau6
NolieT Is hrrphy given that the Santa Fe Pm
cdc Railrqad company by it Attorney in Fact
curtis H. lindlCY whose postoificr address is
It Nungp Rrlldlng san Francisco calf has
maie application 10 select under the act of
congress OF June lth, 1897. 50 StHts. 81 the
tullpwn. described tract OF land
Tie northeast quarter of the Northeast qunr-
Ten OF Section twenty one, Township eighteen
Nprth, Range Sixysionr bust u, Diablo Base
and Meridian containing ipttN acres, situated
III White Pine county, Ne ala. Njlhin Gsfsou
CITY Land District state 81 Nevada
Within thirty lay aftci the frs publication
al thls notice. protest a. contest nsHinsf the
selection ON 7hc sraaud thai the lppd desarln
ed o1 any portion thereof, l. occupied, is more
valuable Tor ITS mineral than FIR pPricnltursl
or gralinT purposes viii - received at fhis
Office aud noted Tor rePnr, ia TIN Commission
Ct Of the General land OtHue
This nafirr TO he published for period u 81 \
weeks
Let i-I.CQHN
ttgisfer
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1t I.IQU
Ntgigfer
pate nj drs' publication August 2, l9i6
pate 81 N 81 publication September l. s4nG.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-06

Mrs. Gaeng is seriously ill thls week. She has been con fined to her bed since Monday.
 P. E. Kern, of Kern's iewelry store, arrived on the Bertha to in- spect the store at this place.
 We will give you snap on apples by the box. Valdez Market. Phone %.
 We have received a complete shipment of fresh beef, mutton. pork, veal and spring chickens. Valdez Mcrket. Phone 29.
 Thomas P. Wickes. a prominent attorney from the east was a pas senger on the Bertha, visiting this section with view to locating in some of the coast towns
 Having bought out the entire business, stock and fixtures "i l.. c. Larsen, 1 vii! be located berr- after at his old stand prepared :n do more and better photo WIG: k than ever: P. :. HUNT.
 Fresh shipment of Alcgrc;ti's Chocolate Creams and Lowney's High grade Candies receiysd on every steamer.
 O.yL DRUG Go, Agents.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-06

Chas. SaDdberg, of Slate creek, has returned from that camp, ar Tiving in town yesterday
 Don't overlook the flask a Kitchen, if you want good meal. Geo. Benson and \. F. Ohlssen are in from Slate creek. COAL COOK INLET GOAL
 $1I. per Ton
 l.. ARCHIBALD & co.
 W. H. Whittlesey was in town yesterday on his way to Catalla.
 New Goods on every boat fen Kern's.
 Von Gunther hall has been pur- chased by Chas. Crawford and will be moved to new site near the wharf.
 3.OO9 Edison Gold Moulded Records at Wikilels Monograph Parlors
 Levi Strauss Overalls are ac- knowledged the best. They can be had at 4. L.. Levy (; Co.'S.
 Among tie outgoing passengers on the Excelsior are Jack Smith and J. Sweeney.
 Room for a few more to eat and sleep at the Grand.
 Jas. Mccarthy goes out on the Excelsior to spend the winter in the East. He bas large amount of fine copper specimens with him from the big property on Nugget Creek.
 We sell only the Best at the Valdez Market. Phone 29.
 A. l.. Levy < Co. carry a full stock of ali kinds of rubber goods, including Gold Seal Boots, Pacs and Slickers.-