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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-23
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BELT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-23

Wemiiie.
&artoffeIn, faliforniide $3.50, gnto<
rabo, $40 un0 SLAB.
3fpiebeln, Gal, $500.
Somaten, Gal. $1.40 fir 4 9nrbz
Crate, Eegas, soc lylb Toe.
&obI, $1.85 unb $500.
gohnen, Eeyas @ag, zoe uno 25c fir
1 Bed.
@urfen $1.15 unb $1.25 fir bic aiitc.
aorn. Noaitins Cars, per 9bb. 90
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-23

Simple fir aonfdbrano, @iI
oes Seuer (8ladleg). Bum Ser.
fauf Bel Gnpples 9rns g., 32f
SO. Commerce Ctr. Gan Mntonio.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
THE UNSELFISH ACT OF A LITTLE GIRL

out with grief. and hardly knew how
to stop.
Eva was really sorry for Jessie. who,
though two or three years older than
herself looked so small and frail, and
throwing her arms around her she
whispered. Don't cry any more. Jes-
sic. You shall have my kitten for
your very own; il is quite black, too.
and you will soon love it very much. I
will ask mother to let the groom bring
1t to you tonight
"Oh. Eva will you really? But 1t is
a shame to take your kitten. said
Jessie, stopping her sobs and looking
UP at Eva. You love it. too; I know
you do, Eva"
Yes. do" said Eva slowly, but I
want TO give it to you because you are
i'll and can not run about out of doors
as I can. and this kitten will be your
friend; and now you must stop crying"
The black kitten was taken to it's
new home that same evening. and Jes-
sic was so pleased to have a kitten
once more that she went off eheerfully
to bed, much to her mothers relief
Eva felt the parting from her pet
but there is feeling in giving up for
others that is a happiness in itself and
that happiness was Eva's.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24

Six watches were awarded to six
boys and girls, and the names of all
others who sent in absolutely correct
answers appear on the roll Of honor.
II your name is not on the roll OF
honor please study the answers and
try TO remember wherein you failed.
Six new puzzle pictures are Shown
at the top of this page Send in your
anAswers by numbets, thus. No. / is,
No. is. and so on These puzzles
are Anot very difficult, but they require
a little thought Answers must reach
the editor OF The Junior Call not later
than Wednesday afternoon, and the
sooner the better; send in yours as
early as possible
SIX watches viii. be awarded TO six
correct answers showing greatest
neatnGss and care This contest is for
juniors between The ages Of 10 and Is
years. The younger juniors will find
their contest on the fourth page.
The ,sorrect answers to the puzzle
presente d in last Saturdays Junior
Cau are as follows: catcher, p
linoleum. 3-marble, 4-gazelle, s.
China as ter 6-helmet.
The ju uiors to whom prizes have
been ava rded for the correct solution
Of this D hsszle are:
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
The Noblest Act

A man feeling that the end OF his
life was near called his three sons to
him and showed them a precious jewel.
told them it would be given to the one
who should perform the nobIest act.
Shortly after the oldest boy came to
his father and said:
Father, a person intrusted me with
a large sum of money. 1 gave him no
receipt for it and 1 might have kept
it all. but when he claimed il 1 re-
turned it. refusing a reward"
Yours was but an act Of justice, :"
remarked the father.
The second SON said:
II was walking beside a lake when
I heard the screams of a child. At the
risk OF drowning I jumped into the cold
water and brought the child safely
back to its mother
Yours was but an act of human
kindness" said the father. What did
you do. SOM" he said. turning to the
youngest.
"One dark night I found my morta l
enemy asleep on the edge of a preci-
pice. The slightest move, on waking
would have plunged him down to his
death 1 took care to raise him with
proper caution, and led him to a place
of safety"
my dearest son. said the father.
embracing him. The jewel is yours .
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24

Hester Mathews. 1880 Vallejo street
San Francisco.
: Clarissa ]. Cufrier, 40A Randall
street, San Francisco.
:, Hazel McHugh. 277 Munich street,
Donald F'orter, 1852 Noe street, San
Francisco.
Halle Hood, 24os Peralta avenue,
sibyi conklin. 22a1 Vine street,
Berkeley.
Gladys Kirby, Rio Vista.
Lora Williams. 1884 Sherman street
Edith Griffin, 4os2 Twenty-third
street, San Francisco.
Agnes Often, 1929 Turk street, San
Francisco.
Gladys Holbert. 1s5 Eleventh street
Charlie Stevens, ia Fourth street
Marysville.
Lyman C. Atwood. II Sadie street
Santa Cruz.
Helen Lightner, Alma
Helen Parker, 1043 Poplar street,
Mary Brusher, 113s East Twentieth
street, West Oakland.
Jennie Nathan, 1910 McAllister street
San Francisco
Lucille Granicher. 2os7 Market street,
San Francisco.
Hazel Gibson, 2SS Farallones street
San Francisco
Alice e. saIter, 1891 Twenty-third
street. San Francisco.
Ferdinand Koenig. 22s7 Alameda
Adele Lutge. 442s Nineteenth street
San Francisco.
Milton Mausshardt. 2S57 Webster
street. Berkeley.
Virginia Whitehili. 1926 airvyew
street, South Berkeley
Frances .Honeyman, 9ss Page street
San Francisco.
Marion Archer. 80 Ia Merritt street
San Francisco.
Elvezia NJ. Buletti. Swiss hotel, So
noma.
Kathleen KeviIle. ss Lundy lane
Helen Graf. 1s1 Duboce avenue. San
Francisco.
William Cathcart. iii stanyan
street, San Francisco.
Muriel Cathcart, iii Stanyan street
San Francisco.
Harry Ganwood. Halfmoon Bay.
Joseph Webb. Reed1ey.
Walter Mueller 1885 Minna street
San Francisco
Gertrude Maloney. La Honda.
Genevieve McEvoy, La Honda.
Helen Clothier, La Honda.
Fred Egilbert, SIG West street, Red
ding,
Nellie Peabody, suisun.
Frank Henderson, San Anselmo.
Joyce Ellis, 456 Fourthchamp ave-
Charley Jones, R. F. D. 2, box Is
Purissima.
DOnHa GelSSler, DOX 700, CHICO.
Louis T. Stroever, $40 Spencer ave-
nue., Oroville.
Emalyne Alsing, s2O6 Washington
street, Alameda.
Sadie Olsen, Concord.
Roy. Jervis, 2732 Bryant street, Sa
francisco.
Esther Carlson, San Mateo.
Merwyn McCabe, 2424 Russell street
South Berkeley.
Joseph Pftzer. 2S15 Russell street
Berkeley.
Jessie Langford. % olive avenue
San Rafael.
Carl Kraft, "a South First street, sar
Jose:
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
The Building of the Agate

- HERE are many kinds Of agate.
The one represented here is known
as The fortifcation agate. because
it is formed of rings. one within the
other, and resembles the different lines
Of defense about a citadel
The name comes from the river
Achates. in Sicily. but the stone was
known and used by all of the peoples
Of ancient times. The agate was one
Of the precious stones in the breast
plate Of the Jewish high priest, and in
Johns vision of the celestial city. one
of the stones composing its walls was
agate.
But you say when you read this title,
What do you mean by ,the building OF
the agate Well. ] mean that this is
not tho original form Of the stone. The
red and green and yellow and black
lines that show on the surface are diff
ferent layers or rings Of recrystallized
quartz. The colors are due to the ma
ieriais the water passed through on its
way 10 the little cup into which it fell.
This water had dissolved some OF the
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24

Names of the other juniors who sent
in the correct answers appear in the
following roll OF honor:
Eugene T. Laugenour. woodland.
MAJ Trade. s:t5s Nineteenth street,
0@h Isabel Carroll. 5ss Oak street, San
Donbo5 ]. Argues. 1244 Leavenworth
81 Winnifre Mn fire ed Woods, 29 Powell avenue,
81 Rudolph Mehrten,s, Camp Meeker.
Roy W Rhein.. sss Central avenue. Ala
Wiimar W. Dewitt. Tuolumne.
AthOs March, Peaaluma. los West
zelma Dainty Brentwood.
K. Curran, Sat2s Twenty fifth street,
~E Evangeline Lewis. 225 sadowa,street.
San Francisco.
Walter B. Mclean. Belvedere.
John Hollis. Grsdley.
Robert X. Ross. Davis.
Edith Forester, 1928 Terrace street,
70 Charles HisiiH. A. Peab ody. eO7 Main street,
Vallejo.
Constance WALL 356 Third avenue,
San Francisco, Richmond district.
Hazel Fem, 125 B street, San Fran
Nellie Albright, 2sO1 Atwell avenue,
VIII MorrisonS 2s14 Haste street
Adele Riliet, l7s Kempton avenue
Oakland.
Carl J. Biddle. university cottage No
Bertha stallman, 1856 Fell street, San
Francisco
avenue Los Angeles
William HimmeImann, s5S Ashbury
street San Francisco
Jack CrswhaIl, S22 Duncan street
San Francisco.
San Francisco.
Daniel A Murphy. Watsonville.
Hazel Roster, 50 Noe street, Sar
wesley Marshall Chico.
Ida NJ Jones, 424 Fair street, Peta-
luna.
Anita Cheese. BuFlingame.
Walter l. Osborne Grand View.
Fred Borcher, 1923 Eighth street
West Berkeley.
Marion Eagiin. P. o. box 351. Sonora
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24

Louis w. McDermott. AIS Bartlett
street. San Francisco.
Lewellyn L Boswell. Soledad.
w. ]. Dunno. 10 Perry avenue san
Francisco.
r. A. peabody. vacaville.
Casler NJ Burton, 232S WEBSTER
street, Berkeley.
r. M. JOEL. box 2, Yreka-
Adelheid Hauber, box 81. Hayward
Henry j. stump. Bloomtieid
Elizabeth Benkers 1880 Fulton street,
Norah Murphy. box 412. Pleasanton.
Frank Roberts, 17s Dorland street
San Francisco.
Hediey Morris. Crows Landing.
Leask MartineIli. 22s E. Third street.
Watsonville.
Margaret wunnenberg, Ss7 York
street, Vallejo
Bernice Bovine. Santa Clara
Evelyn Murray, S31 Bayview, san
Rafael.
Helen Stack, 27s7 Harrison street
Alice R. Rae, 1911 Folsom street. San
Marjorie Stark. 2s5a Folsom street,
San Francisco
Lucille Scott, Sebastopol
Faunus Wright. Suisun City.
Howard Rogers. 1850 Dolores street.
San Francisco.
San Francisco.
James B. Fraser. Rio Vista
Byron Brown. Weimer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
Amelia Paoline. TLburon

Amelia Paoline, Tiburon.
Mary MCGOWAN, 1907 Sanchez street,
San Francisco.
Josephine Finnen. Yountville.
Niels Carlson, 1856 Twenty-thfrd ave-
nue., East Oakland.
Perry L. Hardwich, 229 Steiner
street, San Francisco.
Miriam Mendezabel, 1925 Union
Ruth Brunton. 242o South Atherton
street, Berkeley.
Nettie Wright. 1908 Bergman street.
Beuiah crowen, 1851 Bay avenue.
Herbert coe. 100 Snyder avenue. West
Glenn Bronson, watsonville.
Edna II. Ross, 1906 Seventeenth
street, Bakersfield.
Bethel Pursen, Tulare.
Marguerite Shipman, 1543 Bay street.
frma r. Myers. 1916 Market street,
Virgil Wright, Fairfield.
Amalia A. Fraser. Rio Vista, box 5l-
Eugene Cooney. Nutiey avenue,
Fruitvale.
Ruth Cooney. Nutley avenue, corner
Noble street, Fruitvale.
Alice Costello, 1433k Filbert street,
Oakland.
Clifford du Jardin, Camp Taylor.
Howard Johnson, Occidental
Bernard c.. Apperson, 1418 Eighth
street, Sacramento.
Norma Egilbsrt, 519 West street,
Redding-
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24

n REAKFAST was over, father had
hstarted for the city, and now was
the time for Pussy's breakfast.
Eva brought the saucer to her
mother, and when it was filled with
milk Eva put it carefully on the floor.
The kitten rushed up TO it, and at once
began tapping.
Isn't she clever, mother% asked
Eva, as she seated herself on her own
footstooI. and watched the dainty way
in which the kitten licked up every
drop of milk that fell on her fur. She
knows how to keep herself so clean
and tidy"
Mrs. Poison was reading a letter
which had just come by the post, but
she looked up as Eva spoke, and said
half absently, for she was thinking
more of her letter than the kitten,
Yes, very cleveri Listen, Eva, my let
ter is from Mrs. James; she wants us
both to drive over to her this afternoon
and have tea"
.'Oh, I shall like that" said Eva,
shaking out her long auburn hair like
a cloud, as she joyfully nodded her
head II shall like to see Jessie again.
Is she quite well now?''
mo, dear, she is not; her mother says
she seems as if she could not shake off
the effects of the whooping cough"
On! ana Hdu II tie Sdilic lAiile,
and I am quite WELL" said Eva. in as
tonishment.
Poor Jessie, she is a delicate little
thing" said Mrs. Poison. You must
see what you can do to cheer her up.
Eva"
gYes, mother" said Eva. thought
fully
When Eva and her mother arrived at
Mrs. James house. no Jessie was in
the drawing room to welcome them.
and Mrs. James had to explain the
reason.
"Poor Jessie, she is terribly upset"
she said, for only an hour ago her little
cat was found dead in the garden. We
are afraid it was poisoned. Jessie is
fretting about it, and she is shy about
showing herself with her eyes, so she
ran away to the nursery"
MAY 1 go to herr" asked Eva.
Yes. dear, do answered Mrs. James;
"she will perhaps forget the poor cat
in a game of play.
Eva did her best to comfort her, but
the poor child was languid and fretful
and could hardly put away the thought
of her lost pet.
"It was such a dear little cat, and
quite black all over" she told Eva.
There was not white hair in it. l
shall never see a quite black kitten
again. Nurse says they are very rare;
OH 1 wish 1 had it back!" Again Jessie
burst out crying, for she was worn
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
Photos OF PRIZE WINNERS

You see today on this page the
portraits Of five boys and five girls
who have won watches in the con-
tests conducted by The Junior Call.
Ii you are one of the fortunate
winners and have not already sent
in your picture, please do so at
once, as The Junior Call wishes to
publish the pictures of all the sue
eessfuI contestants in the contests
for the older juniors. A number of
pictures viii appear each week.
write your name and address
plainly on the back of the picture,
and state whether or not you wish
it returned to you.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24

quartz, AMI If II passed through bed
of sand with iron ore in it it carried
along particles of iron in solution The
iron oxidized and made the water red
color AS the water evaporated a de-
post of red crystals was left on the
sides and in the bottom OF the basin.
AS long as the water flowed over the
quartz and the iron the ring being
formed would be red, but should the
stream run over the pure white quartz
there would be formed layer of white;
II its course should be over copper then
a green ring would, FORM and the same
way II other 4coioring substances We're
carried into the little basin. Thus for
ages. perhaps. nature was at work
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
Interesting Little Stories Direct From Nature Written for The Junior Call
By William F. File
SONNET

II may in6eeI. be phantasy whenI
Essay TO draw from all created things
Deep. heartfelt. inward JOY that closely
clings;
And trace in leaves and flowers that
round me lie
Lessons of love and earnest piety-
So let it be: and If the wide world rings
In mock of this belief, to me it brings
No fear nor grief nor vain perpleXity,
So will ! build my altar in the fields,
And the blue sky my fretted dome
shall be,
And the sweet fragrance that the wild
flower yields
Shall be the incense will yield to
thee
Thee only, Cod and thou shalt not de-
spise
Even me. the priest of this sweet sac
samuel Taylor coleridge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
(Aeates loaned By Moser Brothers)

thing. What we do today and repeat
until 1t becomes habit so fixed that we
90 not think of it, the thoughts OF our
hearfs and the acts OF our hands all go
to make that crystalIized thing we call
character. which viii not pass away
but which, Ike the agate when placed
on the sgrindstone and polishing ma
chine. stood the test, and the test only
brought forth its beauty.
our motives are pure and our
thoughts are right and our acts are ~
acts Of true men and women. when the
great test comes. as it will come 70 an
human character. more beautiful and
more enduring than the bands of agate
Will be the lines in our life.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
mo cSezEW010 o4GA1E JcS1eE cI1lZ15a5

hold 1t up to admire its beauty.
never take these stones into nv
hands but that feel a peculiar rever-
ence, for they teach me a lesson as TO
the building of character. Can any
one suppose for an instant that these
could have been made as they are un-
less the elements composing them had
been pure2 The rocks dissolved by tile
pure melting SHOWS of the mountain
were pure: the basin Into which the
water fell and which became the
matrix of the agate was pure. and
when the little basin was entirely flied
a reformed rock was the result-a rock
of rare purity and beauty
Our character Is the one enduring
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24

weaving a fabric of jewels and arrang-
ing them in her own beautiful way
until at last the little cup is full Then
a deposit of the same materials is laid
all over the rock creation until at last
the work is done.
You pick up an agate and throw 1t
away as being only an ordinary stone,
but some one acquainted with agates
says. "It is a beautiful stone. Let us
take it to the grindstone and the poll
ishing machine and grind down its
wonderful array of beautiful crystals"
The beauties appear when you grind
it on the rough stone. but when you
put It on the polishing machine its
wonderful structure is shown and yoT
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24

Walter Duhig, Napa.
Royal B. Morrison, box 70. Santa
Clara.
Edna Grotheer, 1os John street. sa-
linas.
Armand White. Gilroy
Vernie Litch. p. O. box 364 Chico.
Anastasia Nittler. 1909 Fiftyfirst
Marion cleary. 80s Lyon street, San
Agnes P Robb. s4s Dolores street,
San Francisco.
Lawrence Maxwell, Woodland
Ruby Waite, Watsenville.
May Agnes KelI. San Francisco.
Irene Kerr, Redwood CITY, box 122-
Bert Attridge, 224 Noe street. San
Adelaide Franquenn. box 50, San Ra-
Helen Kerr. sO22 capp street. Fruit
vale
Lowell Browne. 1929 Twenty-third
Fred Leyens. s2S Eighteenth street,
Oakland.
Adrienne Williams. sausalito
Margaret Waite, 2S0 East Lake ave-
Rachael Nathan p Taylor street.
NJ Debenbaum. 5 California avenue.
Alfred B. knowles. 1856 Howard
street, San Francisco.
Bernice Grismore; 11s1 East Twenty
second street. Oakland.
Kenneth Juster 2647 Charming way.
Theima Thompson. 1904 Dolores
street, San Francisco.
Irene Purcell, 3s5 Day street, San
Ruth Kinkead. 2sOO Piedmont ave-
Maud Goldner, $50 De Long avenue,
San Francisco.
Thelma Poorman, 1914 San Pablo
; Lutrelie Pace. 1856 Thirteenth street.
Fred Mcbride. 1926 Blaine avenue,
Don Stewart $500 Telegraph avenue.
Minnie Picasso, 1920 Telegraph ave-
Irene Franquelin, San Rafael. box 55
Donald Mclean, p. o. box los, Bel
Edith Tietjen. box SO, Menlo Park.
Walter Reinoehl, 7S Sharon street.,
Alice Murphy. P. o. box "a, Redwood
Emma Fisk, 24O1 Ward street Berke-
ley.
Arthur POulin Jr., is4o Hayes street,
Mildred Long. 1916 Fell street San
Francisco.
Alberta Collins. sol Lyon street, San
steven Burke, 1916 Hayes street. San
Francisco.
Phyllis T5ilder, III First avenue, San
Francisco, Richmond district.
Clara Robin. 134 Seventh avenueA San
Francisco, Richmond district
Robert c. Oliphant Jr., Mill Valley.
Edna Vogal, 1910 Hayes street, San
Francisco.
Eliza beth c. Henzel. PA Tenth ave-
nue., San . rancisco, Richmond district
Kenneth McEachern, 500 Seventh ave
nue. San Francisco.
Charley Sresbrittel, % Twenty-e eighth
street San Francisco.
Fl. NJ. Beauchamp, Hotel Arlington
San Francisco.
Ruby Smith. 731 San Bruno avenue.
san francisco
Florence Hood, 2IOs Virginia street,
Berkeley.
George Kelsey Jr., 2215 Ellsworth
Addie E. Bert. sos Texas street, San
Francisco
jackson Martin, 1915 Hayes street,
San Francisco
Mano Seeley, Hayes and Lyon streets
San Francisco.
Arthur weidner. s4O2A Mission street,
San Francisco.
Edmupd Krase, IS Fair Oaks street
San Francisco.
Elwyn Remmel, 2257 Clinton avenue
Gertie Frey. sS25 Twentysecond
street, San Francisco.
Dorothy Hamilton. 571 Thirty-ninth
avenue, San Francisco.
Ruth McNaughton, 99S Page street,
San Francisco.
Hareid Crane 1895 Howard street,
San Francisco.
Harry c. Pitman, 437 Sixty-second
street. Oakland.
Catherine Nadine 1921 Thirteenth
street West Oakland
j. d. Haley, Palo Alto.
Charlotte Morton, 1920 South Thirty
sixth avenue, San Francisco,
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24

rRE interest q the juniors IN the
new puzzle "a utest continues un-
sbated, as win be seen by the long
roll Of honor pui plEshed again this
week. and IN a6ditiA n vast number OK
answers were receist ad' wnich contalneo
one or more errors
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24

Allan Douglas Telford. 2202 Broad
way San Francisco.
MateO.
Ada Urauidez, 20 Castroville street.
Salinas.
Francisco.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-02
Results ut i1mcryviilc.

Oakland. Dec. 1.--Iiain fell ut En-
eryville today. and the track was very
sloppy. Considering weather condi-
lions there was "a good attendance n
betting was lively one of the sur
prises came in the Fresno handicap
at a mile. Bubbling Water was
plunged on going 20 the post at y
to >. The silly did not have clear
sailing and Boggs. "A - to chance
beat her handilN.
First race. five and one-half FUR
longs. seIling-Inclcment won; Recon,
second: Bcaverdam Lad, third. Time
.1:OS %.
Second race. five f%urlongs. purse
Miss picnic won: Gilbert Rose. Sec
ond: Seinkand. third Time. 1901 20
Third race. six furiongs. selling
Fernando won. Beau Man. second;
ocean Queen. third Time. ia So
Fourth race. n mile. Fresno
handicap-Boggs won Bubbling Wa
Ter. second. Silver knight. third.
Time. 1:4t 50.
Fifih race. nj mile. twenty yards
Iselnng-RoseviIlc Charlie Paine
second. Rubric. third Time, 1.i3 -
sixth race. futurity course-Lena
Leach won. Thistle Belle. second
Emma 81. third. Time, I'M Is.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-02
WANTED IN ARK NNSAS
IT,R MURDER AND ROBBERY

Little Rock, Ark, Dee i.-Gus sar-
tin. who committed suicide in inc
sacramento prison today was wanted
at Fayetteville, Ark, on the charge
OF killing Mrs. Windlcman at her
home there In August. aud robbing
her OF $4,000 which h carried IN a
belt around her waist
She was murdered Ia the room Of
"a boardcr who disappeared following
the murder. Sartin IL alleged to nave
been the boarder. Governor Dona-
ghy today issued q requisition tor
surtiu and made special request that
he De turned over 10 Arkansas author
tiles instead Of to the Texas officials.
4 reward Of $1,000 was offered FOR
him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-02
- -.
GRAND JURY TO PROBE
BETTING AT EMERYVILLE

Oakland. Dec. with the service
of ~subpoenas. on T.. J. Treat, secretary
Of the New California Jockey club;
George II. Smith. who came to the
EmeryNillc track to inauguratc the
oral betting system; william F. For
see. n detective and Robert McKib-
ben. late today. at the Emeryville
track. District Attorney w. II. Don
ahuc. of Alameda county announced
that the grand jury would take up the
matter of betting thcre. The mon
who we're served with s~ubpoents viii
appear before the grand jury tomor-
row.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-02
NoGiES TO III ENTERTAINED
At INSTITUTION on Hill.

when the Aggies arrive here FIJI
uay they win receive an invitation to
an entertainment that differs widely
'lom all previous attempts on the part
VI the I. y. NJ. students to give visit
"s teams a good time, The football
suars from the Farmer college will he
'dAen on the hill in the evening and
1HVertained at "a dance in Rodcy hall
me refreshments. which viii come
"om the dining hall. will arrive later
N The evening.
Allhpugh the idea of going so far
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|'Ee trips at sic and S:25 o'clock.
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