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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07

The card for today's races at Emery
vile is about on a par with previous
Monday programmes. the final event
being the only one with pretension to
class. Nealon is scheduled to start in
this event. and Is so much the GLASS
OF the field that the result is a fore
gone conclusion The race, therefore,
VIII simmer down to a contest for
place honors. Gateway looks the best
Of the balance, although the route. six
furlongs. Is much shorter than he has
been running. Sainrida ran a good
second TO Mansard recently and is a
dangerous factor. Grace St Clair is
in good form just now, has high speed
and deserves some consideration. Lord
of the Vale Is a high-class performer
but probably will need the race, as 1t
is his first out. Tocolaw has chance
to get in the money IL he can improve
on his second to Escamado. Grace G
is a fair filly. The others look to be
very much up against 1t.
The third race will be devoted to a.
field of Juveniles, none of whom has
as yet faced the barrier. Lady Hildreth
is reputed to be fllly Of much promise
and those who have been following the
preparatory work of the youngsters be-
lieve that she will turn out to be almost
as good as her stable mate. Firestone
ing well in preliminary work and look
to be the oontenders. Barney Schreiber
starts Sain colt, In whose perform
ance great deal of interest will be
taken. Boots" Durnell will be repre-
sented in the race by an Orsini
youngster.
Eleven maidens have been named to
go in the first, of which Black Sam
looks best. Daytime has been working
we'll, as has TETON. vincentio may get
a piece OF the money.
Hersain's last race was her best per-
formance of the season and showed her
TO be in good form. in spite of the
frequency with which she has been
started. She should come right back
today and win from the large field that
she will meet in the second race, at six
furlongs Prestige has shown speed
in his recent races and the shorter
route that he is asked to go should
increase his chances materially. Metla-
katla probably will be right there at
the end if she can get through the field
In the stretch, where she always closes
stoutly from a slow beginning. Ros-
coe and Santa Ray look most promising
OF the balance.
The Only Way appears to be in a
place where he can earn brackets by
winning the fourth. He was beaten
only mead his last out, and may be
expected to improve. NJ. A. Powell and
Darthula are the probable contenders,
weith Leila Hill, Briarthorpe Nabo-
nassar and Ellie having an outside
chance.
Dorado should have no trouble in
winning the fifth, at a mile Governor
Davis looks TO be the contender
Cheers might be the surprise of the
race. Miss Rillie is a slow beginner
and would like a longer route Nine
Spot can hardly be expected to DO his
first out. Crowshade looks to have
only an outside chance Tenordale's
last race was bad.
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WHEELMEN ARE TRAINING
FOR A RACE ON THE ROAD
Crack Riders of the New Century Club
VIII Compete I'm Handicap Event
Late This Month

The members of the New Century
Wheelmen are training for their
twenty Ave mile handicap race. whieH
will be contested on the last Sunday
in the month over the San Leandro
triangle course. Captain Greeniger has
already received many entries for the
event.
David Mainland. the crack rider OF
the club. will be among the competi-
tors. He will be opposed by Percy
Lawrence, c. Scheller. o. Hooper, c.
Laye, George McGrath, W Petaluma.
H. McWhirter and A Wilkes. The limit
men probably will have a start OF ten
minutes over the scratch men.
The standing of the racing members
OF the club for the past season was an
nounced at the last meeting OF the
club. The ranking OF the first eight
members follows: McGrath. 49 points;
C. Scheller, 49 points; Percy Lawrence.
81 points; NJ. ]. Sullivan. "a points, c.
Laye, 20 points; Dave Mainland, 10
points; o. Hooper, II points. and A.
Wilkes, 16 points. The first two riders
will receive gold medals for the ser
vices they have rendered the club on
the path
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CANS ULTIMATUM
WILL BE GIVEN
BRITT TODAY
BY r. a. Srr1ytf1

Ben Selig, who represents Joe Cans
on this coast. will meet Jim Coffroth
tonight, when II will be definitely de-
cided whether the colored champion
will meet Jimmy Britt in the ring dur
ing the next three months. There are
two questions to be decided, one being
whether the men can agree upon terms
and the other as to the scene of their
meeting.
Cans has been dictated to so long by
other fighters that he has decided for
once to name the weight conditions,
and he fixes the figures at 1873 pounds
two hours before the contest. While
Britt wants the weight to be made
at ringside. 1t is not expected he will
let this stand in the way of match.
as he is anxious to meet Cans in a
struggle for the worlds championship.
Whatever others may think. Britt has
always expressed the opinion that he
could defeat Cans. and he will not let
anything prevent meeting.
The greatest trouble will be in Sc
lecting the club which shall have the
promotion Of the affair Selig re-
ceived a telegram from Mike Riley Of
Tonopah last night which was as long
as the Presidents message In this
he was urged to give the Nevada pro-
moter the preference for the match, as
Riley promises to keep Cans busy for
some time to come He offered Cans
a match with Harry Lewis in lieu of
the one with Britt. While he recog-
nizes that this would not attract the
people of this city as would a meeting
with Britt, it would still draw the
miners from the adjoining camps, and
once in Tonopah their purse strings
would be loosened. Thus. IL the fight
would not fill the Golfers of the pro-
moters, their other enterprises would
do So
Riley said in his wire to Selig that
he must have a final answer on Thurs
day, as he had a heavyweight con-
test in sight for March II which he
would arrange If the other fell down.
Jack O'Brien is due from Nevada
today and it is expected the proposed
handicap match between himself and
Cans will be made. This would be
the card for July 4. The only thing that
stands between the men at the present
time is the hour of weighing in. Cans
wants it to be 154 pounds three hours
before they fight while O'Brien is
holding out for five hours. While the
Philadelphia would have a pull of
some twenty pounds in the weight,
there are many sportsmen who con-
cede Cans a chance. 1t is claimed he
can hit harder than OBrien and that
in cleverness he is more versatile
y Brlen's cleverness shows chiefly in
his marvellous footwork Take this
away from him and he is at once re-
duced In effectiveness. With Cans
ability as puncher. it is believed, he
could cut O'Brien down to his size in
short time. Selig says he has fig
ured out how his man could win, other
wise he would not entertain the match
Earl Miles, who had charge of the
taking of the moving pictures at
Tonopah for his firm, is authority for
the statement that the films made in
Nevada are as good as those produced
in Los Angeles. AS the latter were
perfect photographically, the pictures
of the lightweights are expected to
draw big crowds when they are shown.
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OAKLAND HORNETS
SCORE ANOTHER
VICTORY

OAKLAND. Jan. 6.-The men who
play the socker style of football are
certainly a hardy lot, and it is a safe
bet that no kind of dry land game but
association could have been played at
Freeman's Park today. The field was
a sea Of mud, and at the lower end eS-
pecially it was almost impossible to
move the ball along. The referee, how
ever, declared the ground playable, and
as a result of an hour and a half Of
wallowing in the slime the Oakland
Hornets vanQuished the San Francisco
team by a score of three goals to moth
ing. and by so doing gathered in two
league points and retained their un-
beaten record in the league tourney.
The start was delayed an hour. ow-
ing to the tardiness of some of the
San Francisco players. and when the
opening whistle sounded the faithful
fans who had congregated were about
frozen. Several of the Hornets were
missing. and among the reserves in
cluded in the team was Edgar Pom
eroy. the veteran who introduced the
game on the coast.
As result of the ground conditions
pretty play was at a discount, and re-
peated falls by the players prevented
many likely score. The Hornets gath
cred IN the first goal as a result of
Kirvin diverted into the goal, and Nc
Kenzie, lying in readiness. had no diff
Guilty in giving the sphere the touch
which made it count. The San Fran
ciscos seldom got beyond the center
of the field, and during the most OF this
half were kept on the defensive. Mizen.
at center half, was playing a star game
and had Mckenzie well in hand. Mac
got away from him. however. on an
other occasion. and a second point came
the way OF the Insects" This was all
the damage done in this half
The San Franciscos improved greatly
In the final period and gave McRitchie
several warm shots to dispose of. Burns
was the sharpshooter on most Occa-
sions, and had one of his efforts gained
reward II would have been no more
the field by the Hornet forward quin-
tet Elliot got the ball in a favorable
position and sent it into the net at an
angle which gave the custodian no
chance to save. The finish found the
Oaklanders busy around the opposing
goal, but nothing further ir the way OF
goals resulted and the game ended with
the visitors three tallies to the bad
These were the players:
Hornets-McRitchie waeber. Gore, McLach-
Ian A. Mckenzie. Pomeroy, Gande, ]. Mckenzie
Smith, Elliot and Scott.
San Francisco-McAree, Kirviu. Routledge
Nelson. Mizen. Erie, McGee. Burns. Grant
Spencer and Hill.
Referee. Fewster.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07

Sheepshead Bay. Dr. Gardner won the
Follansbee lightweight handicap at
Oakland and. when he had displayed
his quality in the East, he was sold to
7. d. Sullivan and Frank Farrell for
$4,000. For his new owners DR.. Gard
ner won the Bronx lightweight handi-
cap. Jack Atkin, which Schneider has
always regarded as the best horse he
ever owned. won the Nursery stakes at
Louisville and the IroQuois stakes at
Buffalo. Tom McGrath won the Adam
Andrew stakes at Oakland and the
Tennessee Brewing Company stakes at
Memphis. Tony Faust won two stakes
at Oakland in the colors OF S. c. Hill
dreth. to whom Schreiber sold a half
interest for $4,000 There were no
other stake winners in the stable, but
the Schreiber horses were busy lot
in the purse races and overnight handi-
caps.
Following is a compilation OF the
winnings during 1906 of those owners
now racing at Emeryville whose horses
won more than $500 during the year:
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Ascot Entries

First race race, handicap: steeplechase short
eourse-t163l Cazador 100. 173 Banneu 1875 lsi
Ihaddeus I35. Isl satchel 1872, 1853 Indian II
LOO, Isl VIM. Parrish lbs.
second race, i've furlongs purse maidens-
hing Arab l0T. 16 YHdd0 l07 l31 st Edgar
lOI, lzO Derdon l0I. 149 Little Minister 10T.
lyS Falstsn l04. 179 Song of Sea 1O4 I79 r
ID lo4. l1S Happy Rice 104 COlewort IO4. ITQ
81. Adams lO4. l31 Otto Price IO4 l79 Lenrow
Third race, purse two-year-olds three fur
longs-l94 Ed Davis los 40 Early Tide los
10 Argentine los. 17O Kismet Jr los Swarer
lstor (b. g by Id Dalmeny- y-AfitrieC los Saucv
NJ 10 T. by Saunterer-Pr. Marie) 1O5 no Mar
1o5.
Fourth race. selling. mile and fifty yards
lS4 Jetssm JOY. 1913 Sheriff Bell lO7 1S9 I'm
Joe l01. ls4 WoOdthOrpe l07 (162) Gentle Harry
l04, Ia Monntebank 103. 191 Lord Provost iOi
lsl Azora l02. 1917 Elizabeth F lO2. l4s Lady
Fifth race. selling. one mile-l77 Avontellus
ITO. (IS) Toller no. Black Prince 10 III Bel
voir ITO. Expedient 1O7 C51) Sir Caruthers IOT
l4e Bsuble 1o5. u Kate Campbell lO5, l73
Mohurs 102.
Sixth race. selling. Brooks eourse-1e5 Hard
ing Ill. Ie6 Reservation Ill. ODD Niblick lO7
tlss( Los Angeleno 1Oo. 1917 Rostof 1o4. 1ss
Ding Dong II lo2, 1917 Foncasta. 101. III Van
Hope 80. 101 Markie Mayers o7 ls6 Promin-
ence 90: 1ss Freesias 9s 1Ss Komombo' 30, le9
parvo o.
apprentice allowance.
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S Miller Is Averaging Two Winners a Day
AUTOISTS LEAVING
TO ATTEND NEW
YORK SHOW
By r. r. 1,Homrnedieu

Many of the automobile enthusiasts
of San Francisco are leaving for the
East to attend the big show to be held
in New York City during the week OF
January 1918. This will be one OF
the finest shows of its kind ever given
in the East. 1t will be under the aus
pices Of the Association of Licensed
Automobile Manufacturers. The asso-
citation has gone to a great deal OF
expense in decorating Madison Square
Garden.
Among those who are going East
are L. p. Lowe. chairman of the execu-
tive committee of the Automobile Club
OF California; William Middleton Of the
Middleton Motor Car Company. G. A
Boyer OF the Boyer Motor Car Company,
and A @. Hawkins OF the White COM
pany. Middleton will visit the factories
where the Columbia and Autocar are
made, while Boyer will take in the
Franklin and Royal factories. Haw-
kins will look after his supply of White
steamers.
Interest in the automobile driveway
that Is to be built on Long Island Is
stirring Eastern enthusiasts. The latest
scheme is a driveway from New York
to Boston for the exclusive use OF the
automobile. The scheme is said to be
handled by Mr.. Shaw, Boston capital
ist. Shaw has enlisted the support
of leading citizens of Boston. New York
and intermediate cities. The cost Of
construction of the 200 miles of road
is estimated at between $12,0OO.000 and
$15,000,000 The plans have so far ad-
vanced that it has been decided to
apply to the several State legislatures
for authority to condemn the land
needed for the road.
Among the late sales of Stoddard-
Daytons reported by ]. w. Leavitt &
Co. are: A large touring-car to Harry
r. Simpkins of Burlingame. the yachts
man and polo player and one to Mrs.
c. NJ Barker of San Jose. wife of the
ex-commodore Of the South Bay Yacht
Club.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07


The principal attraction at Oakland
this week Will be the Andrew selling
stakes, which will be run on Saturday.
This event is at six and a half fur
longs and among the l41 eligibles are
many OF the best horses int training.
A fine field Is sure 10 face the barrier.
as the race VIII have a gross value
OF about $4,000. Among the horses
nominated are Fireball, Tony Faust,
.Temaceo. VOx Populi ST. Francis.
WoOlma. Andrew B. Cook, BOloman.
Sir Russell, Hector. Sir Brillar. Rapid
Water, Guiding Star. Security. Bur
leigh, Earl Rogers, Mary =. Ruby,
Shot Gun, JOcUnd, Blondy, Confederate.
Mansard, ClamOr. Triumphant, Blagg,
Iocolaw, Joe Coyne, Monte Lucille
Princess Titania, Cloudlight. Collector
Jessup. Tawasentha. Martinmas. Corn
Blossom, True Wing Miss Ofhcious,
Sir Edward and Native Son.
The Bourbon Belle handicap at one
mile Tor three -year-clds and upward
also viii be decided on Saturday
Tomorrow the Geheimness handicap
ut six furlongs viii be the feature,
and on Wednesday there viii be the
Cosette handicap at one mile and a
hundred yards with a value Of $1,000.
Barney Schneider made a good show
ing in the list OF winning owners on
the American turf during 1906, finish
ing the year fourth in amount OF win
nings and first IN the number OF races
won. James r. Keene. Thomas Hitch
cock Jr. and Harry Payne Whitney
alone led Schneider on the amount OF
purses won. Keene heads the list for
the year with s155.519, Hitchcock is
second with $11s.SO5, Whitney third
with S87,775, and Schneider fourth with
Ss5,713. Schreiber probably would have
won large amount had he entered
more freely in the stakes in the East
and had not Jack Atkin gone wrong.
Schreiber maintains a large establish
ment and raced in three or four di-
visions throughout the year. Horace z,
which he sold to Roy A. Rainey for
$4,000, won for Schreiber the Wood
lands. Santa Barbara and Santa Monica
stakes at Ascot Park: the rndine
stakes at Oakland, and the Castor
Hotel and Memphis stakes at Memphis.
Nealon triumphed in the Dolphin. Turf
handicap and September stakes at
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07
ATHLETIC YOUTHS
TO HAVE HOUSE
AT STADIUM

The growing interest in sports Of
the field and the path was Thoroughly
demonstrated during the past week by
the unqualified success of the indoor
games at the Auditorium Rink. The
officials of the Olympic Club, from
President William Greer Harrison
down, were so impressed by IL that
they have under consideration an in
vitation meet TO be held within the
next two months. The club would pro-
vide the prizes and issue large num-
ber of invitations. This would insure
a record attendance, which would stir
the competitors TO great deeds
The Stadium in Golden Gate Park
will receive the liberal support of all
the clubs. It is expected the Olympic
Club will erect a modest yet artistic
bungalow near the track. at a point
to be designated by the Park Commits
sioners. This will be in keeping with
the surroundings and will be an orna-
ment TO the place. The Commissioners
are also expected to put up a building
for the unattached athletes.
Al Coney, the head Of the Boys Ath-
leitc League. has not been overlooking
it's interests and has a promise OF a
building for the boys use, which will
contain all the necessary adjuncts Of
training. Manager Wolfr of the firm
of Spalding & Co. has agreed to pro-
vide house which will meet with the
approval of the Commissioners and he
will ft it with showers, lockers and
other necessary conveniences for train
ing In addition to this he will sup
ply hurdles, vaulting standards and
other apparatus necessary for the
handling OF meeting on the track.
The stadium is expected to grow in
popular favor, once the various tracks
and the fields are available for train
ing and for competition. IT is being
rapidly nodded into form by Superin-
tendent John McLaren. and when COM
pleted will be a lasting monument to
the Commissioners and to the men who
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07

S. c. Hildreth has had the honor Of
saddling the greatest number Of win
ners at the meeting, but w. B. Jennings
leads him by a narrow margin in the
amount OF money Won, principally be-
cause OF the $1,000 winnings OF Proper
The list Of those who have won $500
or more now stands as follows:
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RoLLER POLO MArcH

MARTINEZ, Jan. 6.-The roller polo
teams of Crockett and Vallejo met in
the Pavilion Rink last night in an ex-
citing match Neither team scored in
the first inning, but each made a point
in the second and third. The Crockett
players were handicapped by the alb
sence Of rubber tips TO their skates,
with which the Vallejo team was pro-
vided. Manager Shields OF the Crock
ett team will challenge the Auditorium
Club of San Francisco to a series Of
matches to be played this month.
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COACH REID TO QUIT HARVARD

all urging by students and graduates,
"Bill" Reid will leave Harvard perma-
nently for his home in two weeks
with two big failures staring him in
the face, in spite of his mighty efforts.
he feels rather blue over his record.
which will be conspicuous in Harvard
ANIMALS. He has. however, many sue
cesses of which to be proud, while his
coaching system is Nkely to remain for
a long while.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07
CALIFORNIA CLUB SCORES

The scores of the California Schuet-
zen Clubs medal shoot yesterday were
as follows:
II. Diehl. 161, 1855; F. o. Bertelsen. 16s. 17s;
]. A. Sutter. 17s. 1s7; J. Boiler. 19s 1s7; F. c.
Hagrup. H. 1SS: A. Rahwyler, 194, 1885, J. E.
Klein. l61. 1877; F. J. Povey, III. 1876; L. VILE
1913. 1913; A.: Hennings, ls2. las; c. Won Hart
wig 1872. 1S7: c. Meyer, 207s 1874; p. ]. Jacoby
zoo. 1856: ]. G. Waller is9: A. Studer 211 l97 :
Z. J. Fraser, 1s9; 2o4; NJ Reuhold. 100; George
ter 179; A. Won wyl. ISL; J. Frei, oOS; z.
woenne, ia. 1875; J. Iten. ISL: G. Sageh0rn,
SIS. 1872; A. Strecker. 211 COS
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Edited by
R. A. Smyth
PISTOL AND RIFLE
CLUB OPENS
SEASON

OAKLAND. Jan. 6.-The Shell Mound
Pistol and Rifle Club. the Deutscher
Krieger Verein. Oakland Turner
Schuetzen and the Independent Rifles
shot today at Shell Mound ranges Tho
Shell Mound Pistol and Rifle Club COM
menced the seasons competitive shoot
ing. AS special prizes for the club
Julius Stirn has offered a suit OF cloth
ing. Ferdinand Mantle a rifle and Will
liam CAIRNS a medal.
The scores for today were:
Shell Mound Pistol and Rifle CIub-Nfonthly
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07

Hildreth's Juveniles, who ran third to
Hiacko the day the latter won. came
out Of the same sale and cost Hildreth
the same amount as did Hiacko.
Jockey Wiley has gone to Los An
geles to ride.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07

The scores for the monthly medal
shoot of the Oakland Turn Verein
were:
H. windmueller. s02: Fritz Mantle. s54;
n n ikleinen5roich, 3Ol; Julius Stirn. 21J; Paul Ku-
BuIiseye shOot-Henry Loefaer. 81: H. W.
Windmueiler. 10: j. stirn i52is. bernard
Brunje. 249; Paul Kulick. 2s2.
Independent Rifles monthly medal
shoot:
Lieutenant T. H. Kuhlke. so: W. r. Cook.
Doehring 64; Captain. Il. Sehlichtman. IS:
Sergeant B. 'Hiiken "a: a. Hilken. %: Sergeant
Z. Andrews. 46; A. ChristiansOn. 81; Henry
First championship clAss-O. Danner $40.
Second championship class-F. Kaiser. 356.
First class-H Henninger. S61; second class
fourth ciass~C Koehler. 227: first best shot,
o. Danner. 90; last best shot. o. Danner, %;
most central shot. Captain A. frankie
Monthly bullseye shoot;
First eIass-J. Koeberle: second class-J.
Kaiser: third elass-O. Danner; fourth eiass-C.
Best first shOt-F. Muller o.
Best last shot--F- Muller. 81.
The Germania Schuetzen Club, one OF
the most prosperous shooting clubs on
the coast, met in special session on Fri
day night at the home of it's president,
Herman Huber. and decided upon a pro-
gramme for the ensuing year Monthly
contests for medals were arranged. to-
gether with class shoots for every
fourth Sunday, with bullseye shoots on
every fourth Sunday. The clubs an
nual public prize shoot will be held on
the afternoon of Sunday, March "a. at
Shell Mound Park. The club appro-
priated more than $500 in cash prizes
from it's treasury. besides numerous
trophieS to be shot for. The club will
hold its annual election OF officers on
Sunday. January 16.
The Shell Mound Pistol and Rife Club
at its next meeting will initiate as a
member H. L. Hawxhurst. lately
crowned King of the Golden Gate Club.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07
Ascot Selections

First race-cazadOr, Thaddeus,
Safchel.
Second race-St. Adams, Happy
Rice, ST. Edgar.
Third race-Kismet Jr., Argen-
tine, Early Tide.
Fourth race-GentIe Harry, JET
sam, MOuntebank.
Fifth race-sir Caruthers, Bau-
BILE, BelvOir.
sixth race-Los AngeIeno, Nib
lick, Reservation.
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Premier Rider, if He Maintains Present Gait,
VIII Establish New Record This Year
BY j. r. Jeffery

Jo N
Ia and dwaOu only IN
dnor odaysas o
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collected the funds which made 1t pos
sible Once the weather settles the
track will be used freely by the run
ners and jumpers for training.
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S. c. Hildreth's prom
is by Fresno out of
sister to the famous
Hildreth paid $3.50
was bred at Rancho
Watkins, another of
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07

Tony Faust still remains the most
consistent performer Of the Emeryville
meeting and winner Of the greatest
number Of races The record or the
horses that have won two or more
races at the meeting 10 date is as fol-
lows
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Racing Records of american
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Tom Dillon for correct styles In hats.
corner Van Ness and McAllister ST.,
$3.50. $3.50. $500