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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
Big Getdwoy Cleanup Made
by Wise Ones.

ing cleaned up $50. 900 on the victory
OF the FLY Lotus. for which Gates
paid 900 last season, but which was
sold when Durnell was ruled of by
the Pacific Coast Jockey Club.
The track was in good shape. having
dried out nicely over night, and was
IN lightning fast condition.
Tomorrow the scene shifts TO Aque-
duct where the Queens County As
ISOLATION viii begin a two weeks meet
ing, which win wind up the racing
game in the East Results:
First race. one and sixteenth miIes-Fortu-
nsre woa- A. Muskodsy second, Macy Jr. third
Tine. I.4e
Secoud race six furlongs-Nintia won. Variety
second. Azeisne third Tine. ia SIS.
Third race. and s sixteenth miles-I1oretta
Won Columbia 6 ri second Delmore third Time.
las Is.
Fourth rsce. the Rsvenswood handicap. six
taT.ongs-Lotus won, JacobIte second. Ben Ban
third. Time. I.Is-
Fifth rsce one and sixteenth niles-Tommy
NsddeI won. Tie Ling second. Master Of Craft
third Tine. As 2-5
Sixth race. five furIoogsACora Price won.
Irvine second Belle OF IroquOs third. Time.
Seventh race. Eve furionzs-Plau won. Dainty
Belle second Viva VOee third Time. :02 =
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JOE COYNE SNEAKS
ONE OVER ON
THE TALENT.
SPECIAL DESPATCH TO TIE CALL

CINCINNATI Nov. 2-Pfeasant
weather drew q big crowd 70 the La
tonia orasces this afternoon
TIE days. feature the third on the
card. while shy on entries. was pro-
6uctive OF q corking contest Martha
German. which had the services OF
6ichol. was iIstslled and always ruled
an odds on favOrite, being heavily sup
ported by the talent and wise people
Old Stone the second choice, also had
erise paddock following The race
resulted IN big surprise. Joe Coyne,
al odds OF 20 / in the betting won
BY half a length from Martha German
Dell Leath won the Jumping race in
a csnser by I've lengths from Dawson,
with HARLEQUIN third Dell Leath led
all the way. Results
First rare Eve and "a half turlongs-Lsdy
Ars6n Won. Miss Aler second NedrA third
Tine. los Is
Second race. sir furlo1gs-Daring Won Ben
sonhurst second. BaTu third. Tine. 1:ls IS.
Third race seven furlozes-Joe Coyne Won;
Martha Gornsn second. he Clsnsnan third
Tine rs s-S
Fourth rsce ssteeplechase handicap. clubhouse
-0urse-Dsu LeErh Won Dawson second Hsrle-
, lri1 third Tine S-2q 2-5.
Fiji nee. six furlrnEs-McChord wcn. Ids
Davis second ~ Dulcie third Tine. l-l3 -.
go6oEEnn ran first but vas disqualified fo-
fCulfnE
sixth race one uile-Eriott voa, Uncle
Henry second. Reboundsr third. Tine. I.aI 20
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VANCOUVER PLAYS
CARDINAL AGAIN
TODAY.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.


STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. a.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2.s0 o'clock the
Stanford varsity will meet the crack
aggregation from Vancouver in the
second game of Rugby on the Stanford
Held and the public probably Will be
treated to as fierce and as exciting a
contest as the British sport can offer.
Both teams will fight from the word
go until the end OF the last period and
the winners will justly deserve the
title The visitors will strive to wipe
out their defeat of Wednesday. while
Stanford Will fight to show all comers
that the cardinal team and Jimmy
flanagan can play the new game. The
bitterness Incurred in the game last
Wednesday. although dissipated largely
by time, will add spice to the match.
Unmack, who refereed the contest
Wednesday. will not be seen upon the
field tomorrow. r. Woodward the coach
OF the vancouver men. will decide the
fne points Unmack has refereed ALI
of the games here before and the
change has called forth some comment.
1t Is probable that the incidents of
Wednesday are responsible for his re-
movaI
New Zealand rules will be adhered
to tomorrow TO accommodate the Wis
ltors The change in the regulations
puzzled the cardinal In the first game.
but viii hardly be prominent feature
In the contest tomorrow
Large crowds are expected from San
Jose and San Francisco il the weather
holds pleasant IL the field is muddy
the game will be poor The lfneup.
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NFxV ITALIAN BANK Is FORMED
WITH QUARTER MILLION CAPITAL
Articles OF Incorporation Are Filed fer
Financial Institution With stock
Fully Subscribed

The e.Banca POpolare Operaia Itali-
ana" with s25000e capital stock. fully
subscribed. yesterday fled articles OF
Incorporation in the Office Of the County
Clerk The directors OF the new bank
are samuel 3. Fugazi. George d Per
rine aid Camille Barsotti. all Of this
city. and John F. Fugazi Of san -Ra-
fseI. carlo Soracco OF Sutter Creek.
Antonio Laioio OF Berkeley and r n
Belgrano OF Oakland.
o The firm of VIII D. She's & Co, ar
q hftects. engineers and constructiOnists,
AS-as incorporated yesterday Wits sl0.-
90 stock. OF which $3.50 has been sub
scrIbed. The members Of the corpora
ton are VIII .. shea. Russell Cantrell
and P L Shea
The Occidental Hotel Company OF
san Francisco was Incorporated yes
terday with q capital stock Of $4,000.
or which $50 has hreen subscried- Jos
eph A. EonohOe. Richard Burke. VIII
liam P. Burke. Edward Donohoe and
Philip C Galpin Of Berkeley are the
incorporators-
Articles OF Incorporation were fled
Yesterday FOR the Daisy Freeman
steamship Company by s. s Freeman.
s c. Wright A. E. Gillespie. s A
rhsnas and Albert Meyer The capital
stock is sS5.o0o, OF which $500 has been
ssU Ubscribed-s
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RAIN MAY DELAY
BIG GAME OF
FOOTBALL.

BERKELEY. Nov. 2.-The downpour
of rain in Berkeley today apparently
convinced the football men that the
date OF the big game with Stanford.
originally fixed for November 10. will
have to be changed. as the field has
become a sea of mud. The contractor
in charge OF the work of remodeling
the grounds and moving the seats viii
find it practically impossible TO finish
the job within the time set
Should the rain continue tomorrow
definite announcement from the au-
thorities will be made. Graduate
Manager Ollie Snedjgar said last week:
The field will be ready by November
10 unless rain comes II IL rains il will
be all Off
ball field for Rugby purposes is extern
sive. The big bleachers have 10 be
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shot out of a gun. almost jerking the
occupants over the backs of the ton
neaus. II was only by the expert work
of the chauffeurs that a very serious
accident was arerted.
One driver went up Fillmore-street
hill above Sutter and had almost
reached the top when the car again
ran into slippery mud The automobile
was in the car track at the time
and commenced to slip back 1t gath
cred speed and went down the hill,
crossing Suffer street at a lively pace
Luckily there were no cars around at
the time. When the automobile came
to a standstill the driver started ahead
very slowly. finally making the hill on
Suffer to another cross street, where
he was able to drive up
Many owners put their cars up for
the day after driving for an hour or
so. for IL was not safe TO drive around
IL the wheels were not supplied with
non-skidding devices II was a new
experience for the owners who have
bought automobiles since the fire.
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AaUEDUCT ENTRIES.

- First race; SIX furIongs. seIling-Animus 1Os.
& I'd ~. Molesey l04. Umbrella I03 Grace
ana lg2. Berkeley Io2. Royal Ben 10I. Yorkfst
~ dov- Lurbuienee 80. Big Store 20. Cora Price
~ fio1aWaF 81, WOodstsrtIe 81 FrsscueI0 "a
second race, steeplechase. about two miles
40. Orthodox 13s. Ssndalwood I32
Third race, The CreedmOre fFe fueIonzs-
IouTenne ~. Oracuum l22 Frank lard 100
Frank GIL H. Sir TOddingtOn II2 Waterbury,
L. saliy Preston loo. PursIaue l02 Barbary
Fourth race mile and & sixteenth handicap
CottontoEn I'D. oxford II9 Coy Maid us Bel
mere 10. Cairngorm 1I3 Ginnetfe II3 Dolly
Spanker IL. Bad News I09 Ormondes Right
100, Rye lo2, O-ilene 100. Philander 90.
tlslA race mile and a sixteenth selling
SilFe-skin l91, Caronal lo4 Ed Ball 104 0natas
103. Emperor OF India IOI STAMPING Ground
lo1. Nemesis 81. McKittredge 81 Alum Water
%. IohnstoRn 81 Leonard Joe Hsyman as.
SKIN race handicap seven furiongs-Agiie
l26- Cressina lz3. Monet I15. Jack DoIan II3
Consistent ll3, Natergrass 100. Emergency IO5
Albert lo5. Zambesl 105 CinchOnz 90 Fish
Hawk -. Warning Sc.
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FATAL SHOT ENDS
DRUNKEN ROW.

Anton Bahr sailor on the
German ship Adolph. is dying at the
Harbor Emergency. Hospital from q
bullet wound IN his chest. inflicted last
night bgs frank Bretschueid. another
sailor. during q row at the Greenwich
street wharf The man wlo did the
shQotilg is held a prisoner in the har-
Sor station with Hans Sorenson. who,
the police believe, was implicated IN
the array
According q the information gath
cred BY the police last night, the three
men. while intoxicated. became en-
gagged n q fight While they were
struggling fercely on the wharf Bret
schnefdee drew a revolver and fred at
Bshr- The wounded man fell 10 the
gro6nd.o shouting that he was shot The
other two fed
Bahr' was picked up a few minutes
later By police officers, who. hurried
% the scene, attracted by the shot A
Azort time ssfterward the other two
F.rerz arrested 2 few blocks away Both
hvere very much under the influence
cf liquor but when they, found them
selves IN the prison they sobered
quickly.
Bretschneid ADMITS shooting Bahr.
bat says be committed the act in self
defense According 70 his version Of
the arakr Bahr attacked him first with
out provocsfion. and when the battle
waved warm attempted 20 draw. a
weapon Bretschneid SAYS ne fired in
order 10 protect his own life. SOrenson
cor-oborates this statement
The police are inclined 20 believe
Bretschneid. but sTfil they are making
"a. tnvestigation OF the shooting Bshr's
statements are incOherent as he IS SUI
fering great pain and his mind is wan
5erfnE.-. The doctors hold out but little
hope for his recovery.
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SPECIAL DIsPArcH TO rHE car.

--------- LANE 10 CALL.
NEW YORK. Nov, 2--The windup OF
the season at the Jamaica track occur
red today. and the Metropolitan Jockey
Club arranged an excellent card OF
seven races. with the Ravensvood
handicap. q six-furlong dash for s-year-
oids and upward. as its principal fea-
ture
hJacobite was the choice. going 10 the
post an TO 5 favorite The Thomas
gelding failed 20 make good. however.
nnishing IN second place The stake
went % Lotus. a . 70 shot. Jacobite
raced 20 the front right after the bar
rler went Up and made the running e
closely followed by Lotus and Ben
Ban They ran IN this order 20 the
stretch. where Lotus closed in. nail
ing Jscobite, took the lead and held
Il q the end. winning by three-quar-
terN of 3 length from Jacobite. who
. beat Ben Ban a head for the place.
The latter closed q big gap IN the run
% the wire
For q gerawaT killing. John A. Gates
ana Boots" Durneu and their follow
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BY r. r. pHornnnedieu.

The general public was treated to a
series of gymkhana games yesterday
on the streets of the city. The light
rain was just heavy enough to form a
nice slippery paste of the dust on the
streets. Most Of the sport was to be
seen on Market and Fillmore streets
and Van Ness and Golden Gate avenues
One of the most amusing scenes hap
pened little after midday when three
automobiles, evidently rushing their
owners off to luncheon, started UP the
hill on Van Ness avenue between Turk
and Eddy streets. They were close
together and going at clipping good
pace had almost reached Eddy street
when they ran into an extra thick lot
of mud The cars stopped but the
engines did not The rear wheels kept
spinning around at high rate of speed.
but the mud was too slippery for them
to catch.
Suddenly the wheels of the three ma
chimes cut through the mud at the
same time. They went ahead as If
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
BALTIMORE EyTRIES.

First race. Eve snd half furlongs-cs-e
Adsum Ia. The Wrestler no. Lady Vincent
Io7. Tudor los. King Of Spades 100 Racine II
lo2 DsnksI 100. Earthquake 100. Mamie Brady
-. Daisy Frost "a. Black Chalk 81. Edwin II az
Second race six furlonEs. seIlfnS-BelIe
strome li4, scarfel 1lS. Annetta Lady 100.
gUeorlle 10e. Matte Bumppo 1O5 Singing
Master 1o6. Calm1ess 1O6 Incantation Ioe. Hoo
ray ee. ossineke &c. Judge White SO. Away SO.
Third race, mile and seventy yards selling
Nihlick 1OI. The Yelled Lady lOT Weirdsome
1oa, Louis los, Jig Music i02 knight Of
Rhodes 102. Arby Van 1O2
Fourth race, Green Spring Valley steepiechsse
Handicap. about two mfles-Pure Pepper 155.
Seventh Ward lzs. Rafhowen 145. Follow On
l45. Worthwhile 40. Berg wsddeu I59, Harry
BAYLOR 137. CheriTal 1S5.
Fifth race. Hotel CasEeil. selling. six fur
longs. gentlemen rfders=Secandaga 40. News
boy 40. Simple Honours 10. Blue Coat I5T.
ThOmond IS7. silver Heels I52. Oridsmme I3I,
Felix Moves I31 Racine II l3I Paeon I3O, Ma.
ME Mcrch $50 Stonebrook 100.
Sixth race, one mile. seiling-Lsdsarion 10.
knight Of Weston 10. Kiamesha Ill. Toots
l0E, Madam Satan 107. Oak Leaf 107. Naxey
Moore 107. Mark NEEDLE los. Hawthorne 102.
Gardner Tyler 102 Winifred A 102-
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
ATHLETES WILL TAKE PART
IN AN EIGHT-MILE RUN
Members of the Y. VI. c. A. Relay Team
and Their Friends Ready for
Moonlight Trim.

The members Of the Y. n G. A relay
team viii hold a cross-country run in
Golden Gate Park this evening under
the direction OF Captain T. H. Dooling
All members Of the association are in
Tited TO attend The distance 10 be
covered viii be about eight miles. The
start VIII be made from the Stanyan-
street entrance Of the park at Hafght
street at 7-30 p. m.
The course viii be out the south
drive TO the beach and thence home by
way Of the main drive II the athletes
are favored with clear weather their
way should be lighted by the moon.
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SIWASHES TUMBLE
AND THE ANGELS
MAKE RUNS.

Los ANGELES. Nov. with the
aid of a couple OF bad fumbles BY Sc
attic infelders the Angels scoEed an
other winning game today After three
featureless innings. Blankenship tailed
one on Householder's single. after
stealing second and taking third on a
wild pitch. The Angels evened II up
IN the same inning. when Dillon scored
on Blankenships wild throw TO third
In the sixth the locals put two more
over by a double by Cravath. a single
by Dillon and the ball Juggling. OF
Streib and McKune. Score.
LOS ANGELES
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RooTERs, APPEAL UsEI.rss

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Nov. -
STANFORD rooters and their rivals from
the college up the bay will sit opposite
each other al the varsity fntercoI-
legiate game The sections assigned
10 the students are near the end of
the field This state OF affairs was OBJ
Jected to strongly last year By the
students Of both universities and pres
sure TO obtain a change was brought
10 pear upon the. graduate managers
but without effect. A special train
will leave the campus for the secor,-
mediation of the cardinal rOoters
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
REFUSES TO INTERFERE
IN THE BRIBERY CASE
Baseball Commission VIII Not Consider
Kelley-Lediard Matter, Believing
1t Minor League Affair.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 2.-On the ground
that 4 is matter to be settled by the
National Association of Minor Leagues
being an internal matter. the National
Baseball Commission has declined to
consider the Kelley-Lediard bribery
charges from Minneapolis. the decision
being published today. Because of the
serious nature Of the charges, however.
the commission in referring the case
back TO the National Association of
Minor Leagues strongly recommend
that the board thoroughly and carefully
examine into the entire matter and that
the men charged be either convicted or
acquitted"
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

matched Young Choynski and Tommy
Barry for the principal bout at it's next
four-round show. Barry is a brother
of Dave Barry. but be has done most
of his lighting under the name of
Tommy Sullivan They met once be-
fore and Choynski was knocked down
six times in one round with straight
lefts.
Willie Britt will be a busy magnate
next month. In addition to the big
show he will run for the fight trust he
will also stage an amateur exhibition.
He is counting on signing Jimmy Car
roll and Finnigan for a return match.
Finnigan was not in good standing re-
Gently when he refused to meet Johnny
JoneS. Finnigan says he weighed los
pounds and that Jones weighed lis
pounds He thought this too much ad-
vantage to allow so clever a boy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
EppINGER CASE POSTPONED.

The trial or Jacob Eppinger on the
charge OF obtaining money under false
pretenses was called yesterday in
Judge Lawlor's court and postponed
for one week Assistant District At
torney O'Gara stated that he had not
been able to find the copy of the orig
inal Indictment against Eppinger.
which Ii is believed still exists some
where in the files OF the Office. and
asks for another week in which to
search for the instrument In case
the paper is not brought TO light this
week it is probable that the case will
be dismissed on the defendants motion.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

moved back forty-fve yards. the
ground has to be filed in at an expense
of $4,000 Day and night shifts have
been used to enable the contractor to
make good. He could master all con-
ditions except those due TO wet wealth
er. The task of getting the work
done by November TO- one week OF. is
apparently hopeless.
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SAYS HE WAS HELD UP.

A. McEldowney, a contractor residing
at 2311 Van Ness avenue. reported 10
the police yesterday that he was held
up and robbed at the corner OF Vallejo
street and Van Ness avenue early in
the morning. He said s13-75 and his
stick pin were taken from him.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
BOWLERS OF SKILL ARE To
MEET IN DENVER IN MARCH
Directors of Western Congress Fix
Date for Annual Tourney of the
Pin Experts

DENVER. Nov AT a meeting Of
the board of directors of the Western
Bowling Congress Tournament Asso-
citation last night 1t was decided to
hold the second annual tourney in
Coliseum Hall in this city during the
week commencing March l. six new
alleys viii be installed especially for
the tourney Correspondence from va
Tious cities in the Western territory
pledging the presence of representative
bowling rganizations was read.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
THREE DIVORCES GRANTED.

Divorces were granted yesterday TO
Mary Christensen from Hans Christen-
sen by Judge Trout for ex-
treme cruelty Mordey e Stone
from George Stone by Judge
Trout. cruelty. and Margaret NJ Muir
ply from Edward r. F. Murphy by
Judge Trout. neglect. Suits for df-
vorce were fled by William Lange
against Louise Lange for extreme
cruelty and by j. J. Haviside Jr.. a
well known merchant. against Agnes
Haviside for desertion-
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
WILL CLEAN MARKET STREET.

President Duffey of the Board of
Public Works stated yesterday that if
the rain ceases he will put 500 men
TO work cleaning Market street Dufrey
says he will make clean sweep Of
the thoroughfare from Second street
to Van Ness avenue
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
EDITED BY
R. A. SMYTH.
HOAG Is UNSTEADY
AND BEAVERS
WIN OUT.

FRESNO. Nov 2--Hoag's unsteady
work on the slab cost Fresno tOday's
game with the Beavers He walked two
men in both. the sixth and seventh in
nings and these were enabled to cross
the rubber by hits Fast base running
by both teams was the feature OF the
game Fresno scored four runs by
quick work on the bags. but was not
able TO overcome POrtIand's lead ScOre-
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
TEXAS DEFEATS okLAHoN.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Ok. Nov. 2.3The
University OF Texas eleven defeated
Oklahoma University here this after
noon before a crowd of 5000 persons.
10 TO 9.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
STNfNfARY

Two-base hits-Crzvath. Bernard Sacrifice
nfIs-Srreio- Randolph. Moore First base On
oalls-0r Hartman ]. OF Randolph ? Srrue<
oul-by Randolph 5. By Hartman ) Double
Piays-Van Buren 70 Mott First base On errors
Los Angeles l. Wild pitch-Randolph Time
OF game-l hour and - Minutes UmpIr.-
Derrick
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

The boy with genius for making
things with his knife can have his
genius trained and guided to splendid
account If he will follow the story by
Jack Kneiff in The Sunday Call.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
RELLBoY AccusEp oF rHEFr

James Russell. bellboy formerIy
employed at the Majestic Hotel Annex
was placed under arrest yesterday on
a charge of robbing Takigo Mechiguki
a guest. of $40 Russell is detained
at the Bush-street station.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
FALLS DEAD IN HIS HOME

Henry Sewell, a teamster EMPLOYED
by the Western Freight and Trans
portation Company. fell dead In his
home on Rausch street. near Folsom.
shortly after s o'clock last night. Death
is supposed to have resulted from heart
disease.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

Sacrifice hits-Eagan Dashwood ? Cartwright
Inree-base hir-Sfitehell Bases on balIs-Oc
tIum D. on Hoag = Struck our-By Gum 10. by
HOag 2 Left on baseS-Porriand s. Fresno I.
Double play-Gum (unassiStedl-s Wild pitches
Gum 2 Hit by pitcher-Delmas. Time OF game
Two hours. Umpfre-Nahahev
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
FINDS BODY OF HIS son
FLOATING N THE BAY.
William Craig solves Mystery o
Youth Who Was Missing Since
Last SATURDAY,.

william Craig. found the body OF his
e-yearvoId son John floating in the bay
on the sugar refinery yesterday after
noon The boy disappeared from his
home on Eleventh avenue, near II
street last Saturday. and his father has
been searching for him ever since.
John was given permission 10 90 fish
Ing. and II is believed that he fell on
&c piles near the sugar refinery wharf
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
HORSES SELECTED
TO WIN BY
EXPERTS.
AaUEDUcT SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First raee-WOIsey, Cora Price, An
linus.
Second raee-Orthodox, Waterford,
Hana Chrfsty.
Third rnce-Barbary Belle, Oraculum,
Frank Gdn.
Fourth race-Ginette, Dolly spanker,
Rye.
Fifth race-Ed Ball, onatus, Leonard
Joe Hayman.
sixth race-Jack DoIan, Monet, Fish
Hawk.
Weather clear; track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

Aureho Herrera is angling for a
match with Britt. but there is no pos
si6ility of his being accommodated.
There was a squa bible between the men
at Butte some years since and Britt
has never forgiven the man from Bak-
ersfield for the charges he made at
the time.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

An athletic rally was held yesterday
in the assembly hall of the California
School of Mechanical Arts for the pur-
pose of exciting the interest of the
student body for the final A. A L. foot
ball game between the Lick and Cen
terville teams this afternoon at Stege's
Park, Point Richmond.
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LAToNIA sELECTIoNs.

LATONIA SELECTIONS.
By the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Ffeld Lark, French Nun.
Posing.
Second rzce-Tanbark, Beau Brum-
mel. King Leopold.
Third race-Pretensfon. Lady Esther.
Grace HfmbaIl.
Fourth raee-Minnie Adams, Tartan,
Darthula.
Fifth race-LexoIine, ArtfuI Dodger,
Marmorean.
sixth race-Giadistor, Annie Berry,
Hadur.
Weather clears track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

Tom Dillon for correct styles in hats
corner Van Ness avenue and McAllis-
ter. $3.50. $3.50. $500.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
sTAwrN sITr FoR WAGES

and twelve others formerly ~ rhe crew of the
steamer Empire fled a libel in the United
States District Court yesterday against Harry
= Hart. formerly owner Of tie vessel, 70 re
eoEer S454 wages