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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-13
WANTED--sATRsMEN.


 CIGAR SALESMAN wANTED-Experisnce unnecessary. e1oo per month and expenses. PeeFless Cigar c., Toledo. Ohio --S-st WANTED--An. experienced salesman to sell a high -olass. real estate proposition. VIII make good contract to right party. Address "Buainess.', care Montgomery Ad. vertisex. -S-1
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ENGRAVING.

WANTED--You to ilIwstrats yonr ada with oar eats; they ad6 3B per csat to eha attractiveaeas ot any ad talk e ovaE wlth The Advsrtiser Engraving Company 'PhoAa
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is deeds. not words. that count now.
 for tomorrow is the last day of grace and all votes must be in Tie Aayer- tiser office by 8 o'clock Saturday even,
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HARNESS AND SADDLES.

WE Carry n full line of harness and sad dlea, brides. whips. travelling bags and suit eases, call and see us B. If. Washburn, 1l9 Commerce St. ---30t
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FOR sALE-5aO tons sIightIy aanl- aged Cotton Seed HnllF, at sOets. cvvt Fire salvage.
 st. sou. COTTON OIL co.
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stamps have been attached. the child may depos.t the card and receive credit for deposit of 10 cents.
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lnADians N .rl.s cosrnsr ropAs !.

LEADaRs CONTEST Miss slie Watkins 
   St Anthonv Mobile Escan1  a 2sa A 
  Susie Barnes Andalusia  Annie s High Street Deposit
 
 
 
 
 
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CLIPPING.

HAVE YOUR horses clipped af wilkes Ste. bles. haif price. tt.oo per head. i2S Lee
 a4 M Na. --dnl
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MTsCELLANEOUH.

,'AGuLLANEs CINCINNATI cANDrEae
 Have you tFied them Four hundred pounds sold here past three weeks. Get tho hah1{ Only enc place. Thomas r. Etsphenn r'Ieven South FarrY al .z
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PRINTING

WANrMD--YouF printing for dozsrA hlsis of ladinR. dFAy tickota. eiFeulaFs oF ans
 thing in printing that is a quantity. We lave an automatic preas. the only ens 4a me state. Prompt service; teieDhono pp ak tse- Woodruff O. 3
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srruAT1oNe wANTEp

SITUATIONS WANTED. seem to ho catching all the. calls from young fellows locking for work. Cannot run an employment bureau but can help along: for we need all theae strong hands. Four calls yestarday.
 salesman or hotel clerk. Right references. Bookkeeper with college training. Stranded. 0snts furnishing or clothing saissman- O. K.
 Boy for machine or electrical shop. strong and willing.
 Secretary of Commercial Club. -s
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COAT,

OUR Acton Helena is tho best coal mined.
 We make no exeeptions. Tt buFns freely, leaves no cllnkers and few ashea Try eur hish grade red ash nut Banks cral Co. Phone res. -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-13

LosT-Tfsast Friday night one purse con- tAiHink Walter Rrooks' plano tlckete and receipts Please return to Ed Moore at
 Pickett spriags sns set reward. --1s-ss
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

ft w &A&t ~ A@A< -k1A4A-43 &&6&S&
 ss-..>-----s------ --------->-~----- WANTED-Men to tpavsl with show, put np tent etc. Apply at tent corner Dex- ter and Hull today only. - CHAUFFEUR wANTED-competen sober industrious single man to care for and run automobile for private family Good wages and home with family. Mosley- dsisler Electric Co -s-tt wANTED-i5 good pipe stave makers Gwedes preferred. Fay at stump e5.b0 for prime. s960 for lights and heavy culls. Pay day once monthly. None but experienced men need apply. II. C. Langston, Brewton, Ala. iHt &Estss4 t --3-et wANTED--An experienced bottier. Good references required. Address F. O. Box 73. 0reensborc Ala. -s-7t wANTED--50.ooo telegraphers on account new law. Draughons College. McntEom- cry, Dexter avenue opposite the post offiee. gives written contract to secure position or refund money. Telegraphy. Bookkeeping. shorthand. etc. taught. Catalogue free.
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 wANTEp--Men to learn barber trade few weeks completes. 60 chairs constantly busy. licensed instructors. tools given. diplomas granted. wages Saturdays. positions waiting. wonderfui demand for graduates. Write for catalogue. Moier Barber College. Atlanta. ca tys .-S-et
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wANrED--Posstion as city collector by reliable, competent young man. Reference given. Answer M, G.. care Advertiser.
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WooDENwARE.

For thorough broom sAtlsfaetion ask ycur grocer for our Yellow Label BTooms. Price twenty-flve to stfty centa Five grades
 MoRt9omeFy Wooaanware Go. Cor. Court and JsffsFson street -
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TypeWriter Circular Letters.

IMPOSSIBLE to detect them from the ao- tuai work of ths typewritsr; reproduced by
 new proeeas; names filled in to match pFicea on application. Mrs. Thirkisld TBS Eltnt National Bank RldR. --aAt
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LOST.

LOeT-BiII book and bills between Mont- gomery Show Case Co. and WaahlnEton Park and the stors. Finder please return to Alabamai Furniture Co.,, or tsiephane 1lSs. --is SPRAYED OR sToLEN-From our stables Saturday night. small white Fox Terrier pups. months old. Reward fl returned to our new stables Abraham Bros
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FOUND.

Cleaned and Pressed Tsc: all nkiFta. plain or pleated 7Bc. We baiste our plentes for cuntomers Gents suits cleaned and press Cleaning q Dye Works. over Mays BAk-
 cry. Phone 1905. -~A9-kf
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wANTEp-Position as stenographer or ail offica assistant by a young lady with tws, yeara expsrienee. Address "K." care Mont
 gcsnery Advertiser. --e-at
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JAMEs sALL10RER- Refsrsness: Ftss
 National and Fourth National Banks !
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CATE
PIANO TUNER

MAxEY GRUNTEAL- Expert Tuner and
 Repairer or Pianos and organs. Indor1ed by work guaranteed. Phone S179, 22 Noble avenue. --sos
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HORSES CLIPPED.

NEW and second hand typewrieers for saie
 machines of all makes rented. repaired hna exchanged; supplies and aceeasnriea. E r. navapt gueeessog to Terry navant. -tf
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
GUARD ABANDONS
CAMP ATASCADERO
Second California Infantry First
Organization to Bid Farewell
to 1908 Maneuvers
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

CAMP ATASCADERO, Oct 14.-To
the stirring strains of Honey Boy" the
Second California infantry marched out
of camp this morning, the first organi-
zation TO bid farewell to the 1908
maneuvers. They were followed an
hour and a half later by the second
contingent of their own organization,
accompanied by Troop B. California
cavalry. and the exodus continued until
$50 p. m.
The last section of the third special
train carried Colonel Smiths regiment
and Troop c.
1t was with genuine regret that the
regulars, officers and men saw the state
troops depart. Aside from the many
stanch personal friendships which have
had their birth here between the state
and national troops mutual under
standing Of each other as military or
ganizations has arisen. There has been
no friction and the schedule of instruc-
tion was so evenly and sensibly ball
anced, under the guidance of Colonel
Maus and Colonel Biddle, that the com
plants of overwork, all too present at
past maneuvers, have been totally lack
ing this year.
The order in Which the troops de-
parted is as follows:
Second California infantry. first section, IL a.
NJ; second section, including troop B, Cali
fornia cavalry. 1890 p. m.
Seventh caiifornis infantry, FIRST section.
second section. including stan. frst COM
pany's signal corps and troop D, california
cavalry. $3.50 p. m.
fifth California infantry. first section, In
eiuding STAG. second company signal corps. and
band Fifth infantry, p m.
Second section, including troop c. Caiifornia
cavalry, $40 p. m
Colonel McClintock and his Arizona
battalion will leave for home at 8
o'clock tomorrow evening. Many OF
the men of this organization have never
seen the sea. and IL is the colonel's In
tention to lay over at Santa Barbara
long enough TO give the men a dip in
the surf They have been busy to-
day, under the direction of Lieutenant
knight, chief engineer officer. in dig
ging hasty trenches.
A riding test. under the provisions OF
the presidents order, will be held FRI
day. lasting three days. This is for the
field officers who failed to take the
test held several months ago at the
Preside and includes Colonel Maus
Colonel F. A. Smith. Colonel Walter
Schuyler, Colonel Bellinger, Lieutenant
Colonel Moon and Majors Benson, Nc
Iver, Keefer, Dunning and Knight.
A new machine gun of French manu-
facture, controlled by the Hotchkiss
company, is TO be tested before a board
here in comparison with the present
weapon. 1t arrived today and the test
will probably be inaugurated Octo-
ber 16.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
LExINGTON REsuLrs

LEXINGTON. KY. Oct. 14.-One of
the best cards of, the meeting was run
off today. The Mcdowell stake proved
an exceedingly easy victory for the
favorite, Jack Leyburn. The Lexing-
ton stake furnished a big upset, Rob-
ert G winning in straight heats from
the favorite, Fannie Lawson. The 3:06
pace was the most interesting contest
with the thrilling finish OF Isineta, who
however, was beaten. the race going to
Brenda Yorke. Summary:
The Mcdowell stake, 200 trot SO, 600, three In
hve--Jack Leyburn won three straight heats in
2:1319, 2:06l2, 2:0I. Locust Jack, Daniel, Mar
garet o and BaraIa also started.
The Lexington, year old trotting. 1000. two
In three-Robert G won two straight heats in
2.13%, 2:14&. Fannie Lawson. High Admiral
Bertha and James also started.
2:1S class, pacing. 81 900, three in hve-Pender
Jr.f won three straight heats in 2:10A. 2:091a,
2;09%, Axtara, Nellie Marie and Brannham
Baughman also started.
2:06 class pacing. 81, 600 two in three-Brenda
Yorke the second and thirdsheats In 2:04ia
2:O7A. Fred the first heat In 2:041t
R D. Don Elmo. Isineta. Major Malow, Hal
Raven. Harry L, Queen Pomona, Hal r and Rol-
Inns also started
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
ST. FRANCIS STIRRED
BY MURDER MYSTERY
Blood Stained Bathtub Starts
Hue and Cry, but the Hue
Is ExDIaiued

Blood" gasped Marie Lundstrom, a
maid in the st. Francis hotel
Blood" she shrieked, and from cor
ridor and linen closets on the eleventh
floor of the big hotel rushed bellboys
chamhermaids. charwemen and eleva-
tor officials
ut is all over the bathtub and the
bathroom carpet" Miss Lundstrom
cried wildly. She led the way into the
bathroom of the apartment occupied by
Lewis Marston, prosperous farmer
from Mendocino county. Marston was
not there. but CORY splotches showed
guiltily on the. walls and floor.
Cali the police" insisted a resource
full bell hop, "a man has been muir
dered and cast from the window
room. His arms and neck bore the
Say, these are pretty bath brushes
you give fellow here he said in a
came on and he held up to the gaze
Of the staff; tsac, BED bstdragglsd shoe brush
new buggy wheel, now pallid and sick
In color from the experiences It had had
in the tub with the Mendocino farmer.
It was a non-aaueous brush.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
Amateur Baseball

VALLEJO. Oct. 14.-Next Sunday San Fran
cisco council No. 615 and Vallejo council
nnlgnts OF Columbus. win play their afth an
nual oaseoaH game This contest Is always a
olg event m Vallejo and is looked forward to
with great interest By the members and friends
OF the two councils and the fans OF vallejo
generahy, The game win be played for the
oeneht OF the Dominican convent OF Vallejo. and
II preliminary interest counts for anything
cause -'
Joe Corbett. who Is back IN good health and
pitehing In bis cid national league form viii
1e IN the box Tor San Francisco council while
Big biH Scott, the veteran OF many battles and
seen at the receiving end Pftted against thia
strong combination will be the two greatest ball
players vallejo ever produced. Old reliable and
sturdy Jack Ward. the oldest and best Of the
ofhciate cp the mound. and supporting him be-
hind the mask and protector viii be Frank
Shorty Farrell
The San Francisco team viii line up as fol-
lows scott, catcher; Corbett. pitcher; T.
Dougherty. first base; Fairy, second base; Moran,
third base; +. Dougherty. shortstop; Beardsley
left neld; BaBnan. center field: Martinelli right
neld; Rogers and Huber, extras.
ALAMEDA. Oct. 1.-THE Krisg & Haitoa
meet az Recreation park sunday in game 20 BE
played for the benefit OF the members OF the
schultz family Of musicians. which Is IN dire
straits because OF the Illness ot the father
In fast and snaDpy game Of baseball last
Sunday afternoon the S. & Z. nine OF this city
defeated the Melrose team by a score OF .
to O. The winners outplayed their opponents
at every stage Of the game and the result
was never in doubt. The 8. & LIS. IN charge
Of. Manager Nick de Martini. will play the
Sunday afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
LIFE HISTORY OF
ORDISH IS Barred
Eccentric Sporting Man Known
by Two Names Was Mer-
chant in Wats0nville
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WATSONyILLE, Oct IA promi-
nent property owner of this city, and
in the early seventies a merchant here
throws a few sidelights on the life his
tory of Joseph Ordish who died in San
Francisco about six months ago. and
whose $4,000 estate is now subject
Of investigation in the courts of that
city.
In 1871 this citizen, who asks that his
name be withheld. bought out the gen.
eral merchandising business of Joseph
Ordish in watsonville and took as a
partner Matt Kearney, an ex-news-
paperman and former partner OF
Ordish.
Kearney told him that in ordish's few
communicative moments he had stated
that his real father and mother lived
in New York, and that their name was
MacDermott.
He was uncertain as to the time OF
place of their marriage. but knew that
they had quarreled and separated in
New York, and subsequently his mother
| became associated with one Ed Ordish
who was something of a pugilist and a
follower and friend of John Morrisey
| the famous fighter.
Ordish the elder came to California
and located in Watsonville. Later he
sent for young MacDermott and his
mother. They came to Watsonville, and
after a time the mother died here
Then Ordish married again. Although
at one time he was possessed of con-
siderable money, he failed through CIV
ing credit in a butcher shop which he
conducted here.
In the meantime, young MacDermott
or young Joe Ordish as he was known
| had grown to manhood, and was very
successful in accumulating money, ow-
| ing to his expertness in figures and g
strong trait of economy. 1t is told OF
| him that when he boarded at the ole
Washington hotel his fare was so cents
week less than the regular rate be.
cause he used no butter, sugar OF
coffee.
When Ordish, or MacDermett. left
Watsonville suddenly and, as ii was
stated at the time, because of some af-
fair of the heart, he left his property
! interests and business affairs in tht
hands of q man named Charles Hodge.
son.
A year or so after his departure from
Watsonville, which occurred in 1871 OIL
1872, he received word that his owr
father, MacDermott, who had been fol-
lowing the business of scurbstone
broker. had died in New York. leavins
an estate, and young Joe went there te
| look after it, but later returned tf
San Francisco and remained there
During all of the years after he left
Watsonville the only person who KEEP,
In touch with him was a watch make,
named o. P. Wilcox. who died a mum.
ber of years ago after long period o,
blindness.
That is all of the Ordish story known
at this tive, but 1t will serve to explair
the fact that in San Francisco he mar.
ried under the name of DeMott, a con.
traction of MacDermott. although
known in the sporting world as ordish
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
EDUCATION BOARD
WANTS MORE LAND
Supervisors Asked to Purchase
Several Parcels in City for
School Purposes

Resolutions recommending that the
board of supervisors and the city attor-
ney take steps TO purchase several
parcels of land for school purposes
were passed yesterday at a meeting of
the board of education. The lots men
toned in the resolutions were.
Parcels adjacent to the Jean Parker
school on Broadway and running
through TO Vallejo street
Parcelaon Minerva street between
Capital and Plymouth avenue. 800 feet
frontage.
Parcel located in Fourteenth avenue
south, adjacent to the Burnett school
site, Az by 100 feet. owned by Matha
A. Stapleton of Berkeley.
Acting upon the advice of Chief
Shaughnessy of the fire department,
who stated that overhead wires were
a menace to fremen, the school de-
partment requested the Home and Pa
cff1c States telephone companies to
place their wires which are in close
proximity to schools in underground
conduits.
James Ferguson, assistant superin-
tendent of the local school department.,
who is attending the International con-
vention of teachers in Europe, has
written letter concerning school work
in the old world. which was received
by the board of education yesterday.
Ferguson declared that technical edu-
cation had developed to a very high
degree in England, Ireland, Switzerland
and Scotland.
John Barrett, director of the inter-
national bureau of American republics.
notified the board yesterday that he
could not at this time accept an in
vitation to address the graduating
classes of the San Francisco schools.
Upon the recommendation of City
Architect Newton j. Tharp the board
accepted the new Winfield Scott school
building, approving the construction
work.
Five substitute teachers were select
ed yesterday by Secretary Leff1ngwell,
who, In making the selection from the
eligible list, declared that substitutes
were in demand.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
ID. A. r. tCHAPTER PLANS
|. PERMANENT QUARTERS
Puerta Del Ora Meets to Inau-
gurate Recently Elected
Officers

Puerta del Ora chapter. Daughters OF
the American Revolution OF San Fran
cisco, met Tuesday afternoon at the
nome oI MIS- =, = Osgood, z4z4 Fill
the new year and planned for the es-
tabltshment of permanent quarters at
the home of Mrs o. d. Baldwin, 1000
Green street.
A card party will be given in the
near future by the chapter, further
plans for which will be made at the
next Meeting, October 81. at the Green
street chapter rooms. Four candidates
for membership were proposed.
The officers installed yesterday were:
Regent. Mrs. Job.t McGaw; vice regent Mira
W W Wymore; recording secretary, Mrs. J. ;.
HallOran; corresponding secretary. Mrs J. W.
Hoyt, treasurer, Ars- ". G. Miller; historic n
Miss f. A Josephl: registrar Mrs. j. ]. Seq
VILE; directors. Mrs. Austin Sperry. Mrs. J. W.
Orr, Mrs. Henry Trie0u. Mrs NJ. o. Austin,
Mrs. Charles Suyden. Mrs. o. $. SehlOss.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
Formally Dedicate New
Gymnasium

OAKLAND, Oct IA large audience
was present tonight at the dedication
Of the handsome new gymnasium pre-
sented by the alumni association of ST.
Mary's college, and a number of promi-
nent men made speeches. Judge T. j.
Lennon made the dedicatory speech in
q few words in which he spoke glow
ingiy OF the part that athletics held in
a college career by fitting students
physically for their life battles. There
was much applause from the large
body of students when he announced
that the handsome structure was now
the property of the college.
/. The faculty, students, alumni and
their friends packed the large struc-
ture almost to overhowing. The place
was gaily decorated and each speaker
made reference to the size and beauty
of the new gymnasium. which is con-
sidered as complete as any on the
coast,
After the conclusion of the speech
making the students of the college and
members of the Olympic and the Re-
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
BLUE AND GOLD TEAM
Much Interest Shown in SeIec-
tion of Rugby PLAYERS

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Oct
l4.-With two days, before the whis-
tie will call the freshmen of the big
universities together for their annual
football match. speculation is rife on
the campus as to the men of the squad
who will have withstood the rigors OF
training and will appear in the Initial
lineup for the blue and gold. Coupled
with the interest of the undergraduate
in the baby team is the effort OF the
collegian to pick the man who will be
selected to lead the babies to victory
or defeat.
Both Evans, fast wing three-quar-
ter. and Elliott at the halfback posi-
tion, are foremost in the minds OF
Coaches Oscar n. Taylor and James
Schaeffer for the honor of leading the
team. with Evans possibly having a
shade the better of it.
The team has been reduced to % men
and the average weight for the squad
is 156 pounds. The probable lineup
for the game. with but few changes,
will be: Forwards, c. A. Phlezor, Car
penter, Hansen, Bennett, Taylor, Bar
nett and Wegener; wing forward,
Wheeler; halfback, Elliott; fve-
eighths, Gabriel and Abbott: center
three quarters, Harris; wing three
quarters, Evans and Frees; fullback,
Lawton-
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15

lance clubs furnished several numbers
of an excellent program, including
gymnastic exhibitions of much merit
program were: Richard ]. Doran,
Frank J. Dunn, Herbert Beck, j. Bur-
net Sheehan, C. w. Kelly, John j.
Burke, W. Donnelly, John P. Doran, c.
r. Merrick and Frank Hart Quartet
songs were also a feature of the en-
tertainment. A social hour followed
the program.
The alumni members who took a
leading part In the dedication exer-
eises as we'll as the erection of the
Kelly, F. j. Devlin, F. J.. Murasky, p
]. Mccormack, J. L. Taaffe, b. j. Flood,
]. T. Coffey and F. ]. Myrick.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
COUPON SCHEME
is EYED ASKANCE
Railroad Officials obviously
Watch Endless Chain
Ferry Tickets

Southern Pacific and Key Route off,
cials are looking obviously upon an
endless chain" system OF getting ls
tickets on either line for so cents.
inaugurated here yesterday by f. A.
Shilling OF Los Angeles, who is fresh
from a Successful run Of business in
the southern city.
The scheme is not new one by any
means. and the railroad people say It
Is apparent on the face OF it that some
body must lose TO pay the heavy profits
which are alleged to accrue TO the pro-
moter. They point out that the loser
Is the last person or persons who
pstronize the scheme. The game is
worked thuswise:
A pays Shilling 81 for a book con-
tanning three coupons. A sells each Of
these three coupons TO friends for f25
cents each. AS initial expense is then
but Is cents Then each OF three per-
sons who bought coupons from A go
70 Shilling and add IS cents to each
OF their coupons. In return each re-
ceives 3 book containing three cou-
pons. Just as A did. and each repeats
exactly the same process undergone by
a Just as soon as all three coupons
sold by A have been taken TO the pro-
pon books purchased as the result Of
As sales, A returns to the promoter.
pays 25 cents additional and gets his
"a ferry tickets As the result Of the
entire transaction in which A figured
the promoter has $3.50 in return for
an outlay Of $50 for the lS tickets
which A got.
u all looks so easy, say the railroad
oniciais, that the unwary bite fast ana
IN a short time when the market Is
glutted with persons seeking TO sell
coupons those who failed 10 sell their
coupons before the market became
giutted realize that they have been
Ystung."
Shilling promisef 70 extend the sys-
TEN 10 the streetoars and say that car
rides at one or two cents each are pos
sible under his system.
The once OF the San Francisco ticket
agency is located at 4l2-si4 Market
street.
There is a similar proposition work
ing in Oakland under the name OF the
Car riders club. with Offices al s6s
Broadway. Oakland
shilling was not at his Market street
once yesterday when an attempt was
made 10 have him explain the legit-
imacy OF his scheme