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Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
STAPLES.


 36-IN. UNBLEACHED MUsLIN-Good heavy quality. Sale price, yd... 6c 36-IN. BLEACHED MUSLIN-Regular SC quality. Special, per yard. ......7c AMOSKEAG CHECK ED APRON BINGHAM - Best quality; regular 13c value. Sale price, yd....... .6I2c 36-IN. LONSOALE CAMBRIC-Regu- lar 15c quality. Sale price, yd. lie EXTRA HEAVY OUTING FLANNELS s Tn plaids. stripes and checks; regu- larly sold at 1Oc and 121ac. Sale price 36-IN. FLANNELETTE-In all up to date patterns. suitable for wrappers, kimOnas and skirts; 15c quality. Sale price, per yard ....................9 .9c HEAVY FLEECED COTTON EIDER- DOWN-Suitable for dressing sacques and kimOnas; usually priced at from 15c to 25c per yard. Sale price, per yard ............. ................1 1c CALICOES-An colors, best makes. Sale price, per yard. rd..............4Izc zc
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
STAPLES

OUTING FLANNEL-24 inches wide, good quality for children's dresses, comfort tops, etc, reg. 1-4c and 7c value ............... ..............4c .4c
 SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
 19-lN. BLACK PEAU DE SOLE SILK Regular $1 quality. Sale price, per yard .......... ................ .49c 36-IN. BLACK TAFFETA - Wear guaranteed: regular $1.25 quality. Sale price, per yard. d.................o .o2I2o SILK SHIRT WAIST PATTERNS-In checks, stripes and fancy patterns; sold as high as $1.25 per yard. Sale price, per yard. 50c 27-IN. CHINA sILk-In all colors, finest quality. Sale price, yard. .42Iac CREPE DE CHENE SlLk-In all the new evening shades regular value $1.25 per yard. Special sale price, per yard ......... .-.-.-............( .(oc
 WOOL DRESS GOODS.
 40 AND AIN. WOOL, SHEPHERD CHECkS-In black and white, new and up to date goods; regularly sells at from 75c to $1 per yard. Sale price, per yard .................... 59c
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07
Notions

ONE LOT PERFUMED SOAP-An ex- cellent 10c quality. Sale price, per DOX ............. Sc LADIES' HOSE ERS-With large satin belt and pad; come in all wanted colors; a regular 45c supporter. Sale price 20c FOSTER SELF-REDUCiNG BELT UPPORTER-COmes one pair in box;
 usual 75c supporter. Sale price, per pair ..... ..................4 45c PEARL BUTTONS-From size IS to 22, a genuine white pearl button; worth 10c dog. Sale price ............4c 4c
Arizona republican., 1906-01-07

3s-IN. BROWN MOHAIR-Embroid cred with red silk dots, suitable for dresses. Regular price from 75c to $1
 per yard. Sale price, yard. .. .49c
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
TRADE WAR IS ON
IN MANCHUR|A

CHEFoO, Nov 94-The Chinese in
Manchuria arc preparing TO make an
attempt to boycott japanese goods The
movement originates mainly from the
III treatment to which the Chinese de-
clare they have been subjected by the
japanese and the latter's continued oc-
cupstion of Chinese property under tho
preteXt of military occupation.
Another reason for the movement is
the inability Of the Chinese merchants
TO continue their former large business
in American and European goods on
account Of the obstacles the japanese
arc placing in the way of everything
but japanese commerce in Manchuria.
4 factor in tie impending boycott is
tho establishment in Mancfuria of
Japanese cigarette, soap and other fac
tories which are mainly enga ged in
initiating American and European prod
ucts. notably cigarettes. The represen-
tatives of British and American to-
bacco companies experience great diff
Guilty in combating this competition
and securing q market for their goods
I'm Manchuria.
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Handicap will be announced on Mon
day
Jockey Mountain has decided to ride
as a free lance at New Orleans, instead
of coming to Oakland.
AS coincidence. the California Derby
and the Crescent City Derby each Sc
cured eighty-seven entries.
Joe Pugh's horses have arrived at
New Orleans.
The Rainey yearlings at Memphis
have been given names based on Presi-
dent Roosevelt's ideas of correct spell
ing. as follows: Ruzevelt. Thro. Pro-
gram,< Enuf. Fedrei, Akrbat, Rootin,
Charmin, Blest, Asst.
Jockey Aubuchon, who rode here 8
few seasons ago, was married recently
at Hammond. Ind. to Miss Mary Mes
terbach. His bride accompanied him to
New Orleans. where he is to ride dur
ing the winter.
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PEACE Of NORWAY
IS GUARANTEED

ST PETERSEN FsCI. Nov. 2s.--An in
ternstienal compact guaranteeing the
stability Of Norway against territorial
aggression hy any power whatever and
allowing the new kingdom a status
somewhat similar 10 Switzerland and
Belgium s'ill soon be inscribed on the
records Of diplomacy. On account of
its extended position. the possession OF
valuable deep water hsrbors on the
Atlantic and the agreement with Swe-
den against fortifcation in the neigh-
borhoOa Of the frontier. Norway is in
2 peculiarly exposed position. and the
FIRST Efforts of Morse diplomacy have
been directed toward eliminating the
danger or being attacked and securing
= fair chance for the peaceful develop
Inent of the country without the crush
ing burden of 2 large army.
With regard 10 the action of Norway
i'm approaching the powers FOR the pur
pose OF securing these concessions, il
can be stated that Russia. the power
most directly concerned and frem which
Norway. in spite OF the denial by the
Russian foreign office that Russia was
endeavoring to secure a Norwegian
port or in any way contemplated in
ringing on Norwegian territory, ap-
parently had mos. to fear, had no OBJ
lection TO the conclusion of a conven- :
tion- Germany already has signifiel
her approval Of the movement. of which
Great Britain is the sponsor. and
France viii follow SJit.
Russia contemplated securing a deep
water harbor. one easily defensibie. on
the 6ords southwark of North Cape.
but IS now willing TO disclainl these
preteasions and make the best use OF
the present available port. Yokatemina,
on the MuTmanian coast
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
Weekly Call, 81 per Year
ANNOUNCEMENT

DIR. F. L. Talcott, the successful specialist
for men, for SO many years at 40 Market
street, has returned from abroad, after COM
pleting the highest course of study in dis
eases and disorders peculiar to men, and
reopened elaborate and specially equipped
offices for his particular work
DR.. Talcott's exhaustive researches, relative
to the Prostate Gland, the importance of
which, as a factor in disorders of men, pre-
vious to his announcements was SO i'm
perfectly understood, has led to his recog-
milton as an authority on the subject and
the brilliant results of his treatment have
induced general adoption of his methods.
Dr. Talcott will gladly welcome former
patients, friends and others requiring his
services and will devote his skill to making
his practice as successful as heretofore.
Respectfully,
F. l. TALCOTT, M. D.
The Talcott Building,
553 Van Ness Ave-, near Golden Gate Ave.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
WofkoutS at EmeryvilIe

An indication that most OF the good
horses at EmeryviIie arc ready for rae
ing is reflected in yesterdays work
outs, none of which were OF the SEN
sstional order. The horsemen, having
keyed their charges TO racing pitch.
are now sending them along easily.
The list:
Thaddeus. mile In 1.4S.
Merry-Eo-Round. three-quarters In
1:2e. swinging.
Chablis. mile in 1:z5. handIIy.
81. Denfs. fhree-quarters In I:IS.
Royal Colors. mile In Is58.
Captain Burnett, tbree-quarfers in
I:Is17.
Busy Bee and Tenoraale, scven-
ciEhths in :32.
Cunardo, three-quHrters In 1.:1.
FuIlctta. mile In 1861.
Billy Mshan. through the stretch In
:28. breeding.
Huerfano and Nistres of Rolls. fve-
eiGhths In I .0<.
III chihuahua. mile in 1 :4s As.
Irish jew and Joe Gess, three-quar-
ters in I.I. I-5.
Kingthorpe. one-half In So.
Instructor. fye-eighths in Is041z.
Prince of CASTLE, one-haIf in :55,
pulled up.
David Boland, three-quarters in 20,
gaiiorfna.
MIiIer's Daughter, three-auarters in
I,Ia. swinging.
Marion Rose. onc-half in :52.
Comanche and Tony Faust. Ave-
eiEhths In I :03.
Native Son, fve-eishths In I,o3.
breezing.
Beareatcher. fve-eixhths In I:04; get
ting better.
Cardinal Sarto. 6ye-efabths I'm sos.
Pontotoc, thrce-auarters in I:Is.
Rapid Water. one-haif In :52.
Cerro> Santa. hye-ciEbths in :e5;
pulled double.
Ray BeRnett. one-hnIf I'm :5Ill.
NagFane. mile I'm 1:45A.
FirebalI. three-quarters in 1;17 I-5;
getting good.
Andrew b. Cook. six and a half fur
longs In I :24.
Critical. mile In 1897.
Iaidiaw. one-half In 80 3-S.
Pickaway. seveu-eishths in I:3c u.
gallopiBE.
Bsfndor. thrcc-qusrters I'm al.
W. u. Palmer, mile In s4S.
Elba. fhrec-querters in I:1s.
Isolation. onc-half I'm $50.
Standover. mile In las, pulled double.
0ptimo. hve-eiRhths In ls04.
Bivcrvale. dyc-cightbr In 1887.
Charley Payne. thrce-auarters In :21.
NetIakatla. fve-eiEhfhs In 1;o3E.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
CHICAGO MAGNATES
IN NET OF LAW

CHICAGO. Nos- ct.--Chauncey I.
CraAam. vice president OF the steel
SAL company. vas arrested TO-DAY IN
the Office OF states Attorney Heaiy on
p r-ar-ant issued by Judge Kristen. the
charge BENG useviag fictitious paper.
The accusation grows out OF the Nil
v-aukec-s ecnue state Bank failure. TIE
Sfeei Rail concern owes the hank ap-
p-oxfratciy s17a. eae. and most ef -he
notes if gave IS security are considered
worthless Graham was taken - the
Criminal Court and was released on
honds of $4,000.
William p. Tiidpn. president o. the
steel Bail COMPANY for whom bench
W srant Was issued yesterday. surrea-
dered today- Later today both men
v-erc indicted.
The Iist Of notes forming the basis
of the Grand -Jury's consideration be-
osne public during the dsy. when at
torneys FOR Receiver FctzcT nieo them
fa the court Of Referee IN bankruptcy
Frank L1Eyran in connection with the
hanks claim against the steel BAH
concern.
The receiver said he has been unable
t. find the makers. indorsers or guar
antors Of certain notes. and that he
does not believe they can he located.
He thinks thew are all fictitious.
Receiver William r. Zibell of the
steel Ball Company was elected trns-
tee b., a vote Of the creditors. lie e%-
poets 70 qualify on Monday. The bust
ness is 70 continue. Outside of the
rlaina or Receiver Fetzer the aggre-
gate claims Of creditors against the
steel BAH Company are about $4,000
Tho assets OF the company are estis
mated 10 he worth $4,000.
The steel Ball Company shortly be-
fore its business began 10 wane. owing
~ TIC decline in popularity ~ bicy-
cles. bought e building from Paul o.
csenslaad then president Of the Mil
v-aukee- avenue State BanK. II i'm
proved the building and paid for Il
partly.
In all the subsequent years OF the
business relations between the manu-
featuring company and the bank, t6e
bank was trying 10 get its money back
Good money went after bad Stensland-
in a mistaken idea OF saving 100000
he had loaned 10 the concern, loaned
more money 20 keep the business going.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
California
Limited
To Chicago m5 Days
Leaves daily at 90 A. ~
With Diners and Sleepers.

6:UU An FOR Stockton. Merced, Fresno.
Hanford, Vtsalia. Bakersfield
s-0o PM and intermediate points
9:20 A-M.-California Limited Three
days to Chicago Leaves every day.
Direct connection to Grand Canyon
SEQ A. A.M.-Valley Limited for stockton.
Merced. Fresno. Hanford. Visaiia.
bakersfield and points on Sierra Rail
way.
I0:45 AM.=For Stockton. Riversbank
Oakdale and points on Sierra Railway
400 p. P.M.-StOckton Local
500 P.M-OverIand Express for Den
yer, Kansas City. Chicago and Grand
Canyon
TICKET OFFICES-Ferry building
San Francisco. 1112 Broadway. Fortieth
st and San Pablo ave. Oakland. Uni
versity ave. and West 81. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25

long prices which have been obtainahle
&gainst 1hen can be attributed 10 the
lack OF knowledge on the part Of the
puoile As 10 the condition and ability
OF MANY Of the starters. and especially
those that have started here fer the
first time.
Up to yesterday Sam HiIdreth was
far and away in the lead OF the number
OF winners saddIed from any one
stable. Six Of his horses finished in
front during the week and he heads
the list OF winning owners in the
amount OF money won as well as In
the number Of races captured. in spite
OF the big lead secured by Doc
Rowen when Corrigan won the Open
Ing Handicap which was worth $23oo
20 the winner.
Other owners who won races up to
Yesterday included C. ID Van Gordon,
d Coniey, p. Sheridan. E j. Ramsey.
William Walker. J. Touhey. Harry
Mack. all Of whom had captured two
events: !. NJ Crane. Barney Schreiber.
Doc" Rowcil. W. H. Hammond g
Helfers, ST Vincent. Molera & Joseph.
Green e Morris. A. r. Elliott. j. Muir
ray. peaiy & Co. Harry Stover. Hume
& Co. G. P. Mcneil J. Y Kirby and
Fleur de Lis, each with one race TO
their credit.
Jockey Herman Radtke viii proba bly,
be seen in the saddle at Emeryvilie on
Monday on Clandestine and Mansard.
two entries from Keene Brothers
stable. The boy put in an appearance
at the track yesterday. while en- route
from Chicago to Los Angeles, where he
Is to ride during the winter under the
management of Ed Peters. He called
al the Keene stable and. by invitation
OF the proprietors. for whom he rode
last season. made il his headdua rters
while here He stated that he had been
restored TO good standing in the East
and Jack keene at once decided to wire
Ec Peters for permisson TO ride the
boy on his horses here Monday and
Tuesday. as Ascot will not open until
Thursday. Secretary Treat wired the
New York officials for confirmation of
the boys reinstatement and IL was
considered probable last night that the
lad, who was always we'll thought of
by local rscegeers, will ride tomorrow.
The principal winning owners to
date, with their approximate winnings
are as follows: {. j.. Hildreth s3400;
H. E Rowell. s2s0o: William Walker.
$1,000: Barney Schreiber. $1,000; E J.
Ramsey. $3.50: Stevens & Son. 1915;
J.
". Van Gordon. sT25: Harry Mack 500.
D. Conley. $3.50: A T. Elliott. se5o.
c. c. McCafferty reached EmeryvilIe
last night from Latonia with Dr.
Leggo. Joe Coyne. Monte Lucille and
eight other horses he has been racing
on Middle West tracks.
Envard & Stockton also arrived from
Lstonia with q carload.
Dewey was boosted fson $500 to $soe
after his win by Jack Case. but the Gus
tomsry advance OF s. retained him in
the Schreibe- stable.
Military Man pulled up lame after
his nose finish with Dewey.
The Jockey honors were well dist-ib-
uted yesterday. Mcintyre. Esrnshaw.
W Smith. Brusseli G Ross and Graham
each scored one winner.
The hackers Of Wstercure arc per-
sistent. The cid gcldlns was played 8
day or two ago and failed 70 finish in
the money. but he was bet on again
yesterday and copped.
The weights for the Thanksgiving
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
RAILROAD SAYS 1T LOSES
MoSEY ON MISSOURI FREIGHT
Wabash Idne Introduces Testimony of
Its Auditor TO Sbc-t Failing
of In RcNeHur

ST. LOUIS Nov. 24.--Richard Z.
Berger, freight auditor of the Wabash
Railroad, was recalled 10 the witness
stand today in the maximum freight
rate bearing. His testimony developed
the fact that the percentages used by
the Wabash in the apportionment Of
freight earnings tend TO lessen the
revenue OF the Missouri division. 1t
was shown that no part Of the bridge
tolls on goods routed from Kansas
City 10 Cincinnati and points East. or
from points east of the Mississippi to
Kansas CITY is allotted to Missouri.
THESE and other facts arc expected b.
tae state 20 disprove the claim Of the
railroad tia; x Is losing money on
freight in Missouri.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
roll SAFE TWO BLOCKS INTO
DITCH AND RJoM TT OPEN
Three Crac5xsmer Find Their Business
Easy in Lonesome Town Up
In Washington

PORTLAND. Nov. 24.-News has
reached here from Ridgeield. Wash.
that a trio OF cracksmen crawled
through a window of Blackburn G.
Burrows general store there early yes
terday morning. unlocked the door.
rolled a 70e- pound safe two blocks AMI
2 half down the street into a cut;
punched or the com oination, blew the
safe open with black powder and got
safely away with s30o In cash.
The firms papers were LETT intact
The robbers were traced az FAR a.
Kalam. Wash. where the trail was
lost.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
coLLrsros yIcTIMs nURIEp

.4SRBOURG. Nov 2A-The victims
of the collision between the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse and the~Isritisfl Royal Mail liner
Orinoco were buried this afternoon.
The civil. military and naval authori-
ties we're represented.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
LATE SHIPPING rxrELLrcENcE
ARKIvEn

ARRIVED
Sa.ur,ia, November -
Sfnr Ssr Ns:so. Ross. 81 honrs fr'a sAa
f'o1rt
StlfI-n
Ssfu-.laf. Nrrerr;--r .s.
sts-f nrs,Ie. igr-vdai fi.'7ffiiu-
esrr- Pence RsiD-rtsel. Alhior.
Sfrr aherisen. AhiSlrvrl. Euresa,
Sfmr gosssn pzuSen. Iices- Astoria.
o. fserz Pierre Ansaui1c. Szi1f 10. sso1iosI-
Bsrse Three DaEieis. lort h1rfosd. II TOW
0rTsibE BOUSD iS-NIDNIGnT
DOMESTIC PoPTS
EUREKA-saped Noy 24-Stmr City Of To-
peka. for San Francisco; stmr Hanaiei, for san
Pccra
SAX -PEDRO-Arrived Nov 24-Stnr Harold
noiiar hence Nov -: xchr VI Patterson. from
sailed Ssv a4-Bkfa Geasgi7na. for Portland:
bktn Hrtriever FOR Port Hadlock-
SAN DiFGD-Sal-fri NqT 2z-Btr- S--l-a
Pau.n To- Pert Hartford in tow tug A1azreh
COifS BAN-Saiied Npv @i--SlinrS BreaSFFe-
Ter and ~ r Pant. FOR san Francisco
PORT TON NEF-ND--Saiifd NOV -9-nclr Rob
ff3 I.rrrrs for Ssn Francisco
ABFRDFFN- -Saist6 Nov a4-Schr Easign sna
scir Irhnipn lef San FraBcisc0, sinr santa
Barbara for Ssn Franeisco-
Arrived rN0F 23-SciLr kore3las. troIl san
pce0.
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BAY AND rNTERURrAN ROUTE,
RAILWAY TRAVEL
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTEPNRY

Boats Leave Iiburen Ferry. Foot OF Market 81.
From :. E for Tibnron. Belvedere and San
Rafael--Week Deys-T:to a:i5 sII.00 A. NJ
i2:3s. $50. 5:lo. $50 r. ". snndsys@7:zo'
e:15. .ff:oo A. NJ. LASS 1870. $40. $40
p. NJ.
From San Rafael for s. F.-week Dsys-e:f5.
TAO, 1888. s:S5. 11:is A. NJ 12:5o $40
500. $40 P. NJ. Sundnys-d:15. 1:le. 1855.
9:25 A. NJ. 3:40. 500. $50. ESQ p NJ
From TiburUn for 8 F.--Week Dzys-6:45 s:f-.
e:55. IL 80 A ~. i:Io SOS s;45 P. n.
Sunday-6;45 SIT. s:55. 1855 A. H.. 1:Io.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25

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sions. wasted organs. yaricocefe. gleet,
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terrible effects OF self abuse or ex-
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in old or young OF that mortifying con-
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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
cexpaGHlE sEsEaalE raassarusrIoUr

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs.
Sailing every THURSDAY. instead Of SATURDAY..
al 10 a. M, from Pier ~. North River foot Of
Morton st.
First-cIass 70 Havre. $50 snd upward Sac
ERAL AGENCY PoR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA. 81 Broadway fHudscn BuiIdinxl,
New York. J. r. FUGAZl, maIager Pacinc
Coast go Montgomery ST.. san Francisco.
Tickets sold hy all Railroad Ticket Agents.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
w E AK EN-

DR.. HALLS REINVIGO-
RATOR stops all losses and
unnatural discharges in "a
hours You feel an improve-
ment from the irst dose. We
have so much confidence In
out treatment that we offer
E1r-e TI,x-A~eA ra~ror1 for aWv
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
Nose Finishes at Emeyoille Provide
a Great Days Sport

scene 81 a turf war in the near future
that may be far reaching IN its effects
There has been a general belief that. the
dosing or Ascot Park would mean clear
sailing for Lucky Baldxrin-s proposed
racing plant at Arcadia but state
mont MADE TO the writer YESTERDAY by
Cd racing man who is close to the powers
that be al Ascot indicates that even IL
Ascot Park is forced 10 close its gates
by hostile legislation. those who have
been IN control OF racing in the south
ern part of the State viii not meeklv
stand by and let Baldwin step IN and
secure control OF the sport In dis
cussing the subject this gentleman said:
IT IS unreasonable to suppose that
the people who have built up the sport
~ Ascot VIII let an outsider wrest
control OF racing in Southern California
way from them without z struggle
lf i should be found iinpracticable 20
continue racing II Ascot. I'm Of the
opinion that the gentlemen who have
leen in control 81 that popular racing
plant VIII Immediately take steps FOR
The establishment Of z nev track under
iheir control in the territory within
oasr reach ~ Los Angeles. tt ie quite
likely that in this event new city viii
he Incorporated. within whose bounds
the racing plant viii be located. 50 that
The sport may bc conducted under con-
ditiOns similar 10 those existing at
EnerTvilie- X has been suggested
hat Venice by-the-Sea would make an
deal spot for track. but am not in
formed as 10 the attitude or that COM
munitT on the racing question.
From ninety 10 100 days Of racing
I'm season Is as much as Southern
California can stand. and any attempt
10 prolonE tho game over that limit
r,-assr = 7fe, -tsrfe ra The The
relations of the Ascot Park mana &c
ment with President Thomas II. vii
liams of the Pacific Jockey Club. who
controls the sport on the coast, have
always been of the closest and most
cordial nature. and II the Ascot peo-
pie object 70 = division OF racing dates
~-ith BsldwiRis proposed track. as It
seems proba they viii. il is hardly
Iikely that Mr. williams viii desert
them in favor OF Baldwin
Unless Baldwin can get the sanction
of the Pacific Jockey Club for his pro-
posed meeting horsemen and Jockeys
who go 70 Arcadia 70 race viii he out
lav-ed and viii be disqualified for the
more important meetings under Pacific
Jockey Club auspices Ascot Park is
an integral part OF the latter organizs-
tion.
IN the event Of the Ascot interests
being obliged 10 relocate the buildings
row in use at that plant could be cas-
sly taken down and reconstructed at
tse nee- location. They are compare
lively new and this advantage would
eject q big saving II such a course
becomes necessary am not one OF
those who expect 10 see racing al
Arcadia.
r-r,-,-,,ilatfr-, -.r -r,- eta-5s.ie.s ,,e +be
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25

STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stages connect a. fsrsen Brse FOR Ssn orer.;n.
at Santa Rcss for White sulphur Sprlaes and
Marx West s0fisqE7sT fq7ToN e EqIIeN TN, fsr BsrEss
GEYsERylLLE for stsEg's- springs: Al
CL0yERDALE for the Ctyzers. Boonrflie. Pbfio
SPRINGS Hiphlsnd springs. KsIs<rviiic Nee
Carlsbad Springs. Soda Bsy. Lakeport Bsrfiefr
Springs; at ukfAu for fichy Springs Ssrs fnes
Springs. Blue Lakes. Lsuren Dell Lake Wi,rer
Springs. Upper Lake. Po1,e. Potter Valley. John
Handler. half WAY HOUSE. Hopkins. comp,ess R5ess
Mendocino CITY Fort Brazr, westpOrf and
SHERWOOD for Fort bragg. Layronvflle West
port. Covelo Cummings, BELLS Springs Herris.
Hubbard. Frui,iand. Dsersyiile. Garberviile Pep
ptrwuod Camp ;. Scotts and Eureka
Boats leave Tibu-on Ferry. foot Of Market
st., ard Conrect with trains at Tihuron.
General Office.
FERRY BUILDING. SAN FRANCISCO
JAS ASLER. General Msnarer
r. <. RYAN. Gen. Passenger and Freight Asr
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Compilation cf tbe statistics of the
racing ~ EnerTville during the first
six DAYS 81 TIE meeting which opened
q week ago shows taaL despite the
,-Ictorics OF numerous long shots Dur
ing the early part of The week. q fair
percentage OF Short priced horses have
been first under the wire.
or the thirtv-six races decided up to
yesterday thirteen were Won By favor
ties. Ten b. second choices and thirteen
bv outsiders This gives a favorite
percentage OF Sc. which IS little under
The normal when form has been well
established. The percentage CT wins
by second choices IS probably larger
ffau IL viii be later on. The outsiders
that have won probably carried 2
higher aVeraEe price than viii the out
siders that win from this time on. The