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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
Big Leaguers
Resume Action
This Afternoon
Jack COOn1bs and Walter John
SON viii Oppose Each Other
in TWfrIing End

After three days Of rest the Athletics
and the All Nationals will resume their
hostilities this afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock at the Valencia street lot
They were billed 70 open up their
series yesterday afternoon. but the
soggy condition OF the diamond pre-
vented action. The field has dried out
nicely and viii be in good shape for
the game this afternoon.
Walter Johnson of Washington will
do the twisting for the Nationals, while
Jack Coombs will be on the mound for
the Athletics. These men are among
the speediest pitchers in the business,
and II they get good support the fans
are sure of a great exhibition. Coombs
has appeared only once on the local lot
the opening game with the Seals when
he held them to one run in IL innings
Manager Connie Mack of the Athletics
and Frank Bancroft of the Nationa Is
got together last evening and decided
10 call the morning game Off The
Oakland field is very sloppy after the
recent rains, and IL was not deemed
advisable TO take q chance on playing z
there.
During their last few DAYS of idle
ness the players of each team have
been very much in evidence all along
fight fans and they have spent much of
their time at the camps of Powell and
Wolgast They will all be at the ring
side Monday night Most of them like
the little fellow from Milwaukee, as
they have seen him in several of his
eastern fights. Powell is an unknown
quantity TO them
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
LatOnia Races

CINCINNATI. Eor. 24.-The scratching Of
Miss Popular in the third race at Latonis today
revived the question Of the fair riding OF this
horse whose defeat on Tuesday caused the IN
definite suspension Of Jockey Mcintyre. J. 7. Ire
land, owner and trainer, was called 10 the
Judges stand and questioned Lawrence P
DslF- short priced fsvorite, won the third race
IN q gallop. Summary:
Firsr race. one mile, seliag-CIsuda, 70
10. Won. J.needs. 70 !. second; Canbronne. 4
n J. third Tine. ~ z-5.
Second race. mile and sixteenfh-Lady EIii
10 7. Won: Kings Guinea. Is TO J. second
Micue O'Brien, 6 U !. third. Time. I.5I Is.
Third race. six furlongs-Larnence p DAILY
IN 10 Is, Won; New Csrmack, y 10 I, second /;
Maid Militant. 70 L third. Tine, I.I6&
Fourth race, six furlongE-Duquesne. even
won. Belle Glen. : 70 J.. second; Hanrsretta 3
10 I. third. Time 1:I6.
Fifth race. mile, selling-Minot. l3 TO TO- won ;
s.. Aulsire. 70 1, second; Splendids, 20 2
third. Time. la.
sixth race. mile. selling-Bonnie Kelso. 20
J. Won Esrl Rogers. 10 J. second; Light Blue
n 2. third. Time. 1s<3 S-5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
High Schools
Will Clash in
GridirOn Fray
Heavier AIamedans Are Slight
FaVorites Over Polytechnic
in Game Today

The Polytechnic and Alameda high
school football eleven will meet this
afternoon at the Presidio = athletic
grounds in Baker street at 2:3o o'clock
sharp. Both teams have been working
hard since the beginning of the sea-
son.. Polytechnic having made the bet
ter preliminary showing by playing II
games. three of which were ties and
eight were victories, while Alameda
played eight games. OF which they won
four, tied two and lost two. The two
teams met early in the season and tie
game was the result Polytechnic also
played a tie with Belmont, which team
defeated Alameda. % to o. From this
showing the local lads have the best of
IT, though the weights show that they
must give away five pounds to the man,
which, on heavy field, as the grounds
will undoubtedly be, means generally
great disadvantage. This has not al
ways proven true, however, as at times
a light team that is quick in formation
win beat out heavier opponents.
In Heastand and Jones POLYTECHNIC
has two excellent ends, who are good
tacklers, especially the former, who
follows the ball in every play and can
always be counted on 70 be there Wnen
an opposing back attempts his end
The tackles are about a Standof,
each team having its best tackle oppos-
ing the other sides weaker man. Brnz-
zone is much better than Frates, while
Adler has it a little on Gale.
The local guards weigh "a pounds
less than the Alameda players. while
Kelly is nine pounds heavier than An
thony, which gives the yellow and
white an advantage OF 20 POUNDS or
beef in the center trio.
Kaiser who plays right half for the
Encinal City boys. is undoubtedly the
best back in the league, and, next TO
Incell of Berkeley, is one of the best
backs among high school players in
the state. and the Poly line will have
a hard time holding him in check. Other
than Kaiser, all the backs of the local
team are every bit as good as those of
Alameda, although considerably lighter.
Pete Smith, who has coached PoE-
technic this season, is sure his charges
viii be the victors in spite of the fact
that the heavier team is the favorite
among the majority of the dopesters.
The game viii be played, rain or
shine
The following is the lineup and the
weights Of the players. as announced
bv their mana gers and coaches:
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
Berkeley Eleven Leaves for
Clash With Chico
FSpeciol Dispoich TO The Call

BERKELEY, Nov. 24.-The Berkeley
high school football eleven left this
morning for Chico. where two games
viii be played. The first viii be played
on Thank ksgiving day with the team Of
the Chico normal school The second
game viii be played on the succeeding
Saturday with the fast eleven OF the
Chico high school. The latter sggre-
cation has been victorious in all Of its
games this season.
Unless another game can be arranged
with Belmont or the Winged team
from Vallejo, this viii be BerkeIey's
lsst game this sea son, with the possible
eEception Of contest with the crack
team OF the Salt Lake high school.
Arrangements for this game are now
pending. although no definite agree
ment has been reached
This is the last year that Berkeley
viii have Dave" MscAndrews for a
coach. The former Dartmouth crack
viii leave for the east in a few days
and quit coaching.
The mem bers Of the Berkeley squad
who made the trip TO Chico are Cap
tain Sinclair. George Incell, Hunt. Clop-
ton, Wiley, Norris, Parrish. Watkins,
Brunk. N. Sinclair. Brown, Steele, Mill
er. Agar and Kaufman, with an in
structOr.
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Marriage Licenses

rha fo,1owipg marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco, Wednesday, November
AscHHEIM- AI.oMoN-Israel j. Aschheim; 80;
I52I post street, and Edith Salomon, 40, 1851
Sutter street. 80
gEHNIsCH-HANsEN-Ju Behnisch. - ~
4Il2 Sixteenth street, and Clara hansen ~
Vallejo.
bell. and Emma Neely, IS. "a Sixth street.
DDY-sHELLGRAIN--R Richard E. a CsddX, y
o. 27 Collingwood street, and Lyola sneli
grain 49, ia Henry street.
F-NFyIIIS-Leroy~ A. Case, 80. 1882 Turk
street, and Pearl Nevills, 80, 25io suffer
street.
land. and Ella B. Ross. 80, 1850 Hayes street
GREEN cKENZIE-Homer " Green. 29'
Johnstown, o., and Hattie B. Mackenzie az'
HARRIs-WHITE-H A. Harris, 50, ana
Helen F. White, 26, both Of Vallejo.
u.ppTs RoRERTsoN-J Harris, 81, Pet
aiuma. and Marion Robertson, is, 2424 How
ard street
HTcKs-RABER- Ardelle c: Hicks; q. pa ab
Haight street, and Harriet ]. Raber' 70
Washington, D. C..
street and Beulah g. Lee, 20, Seattle.
LEwIs-LADAR- Norris Lewis: "A; ll57 Ellis
street and Celia Ladar, 20. 251 Tehema street
rIRF-LEWIs-WIIiam A. Mcguire. 81
and Elizabeth B. Lewis, "a, both OF coram
Cal
ELL-HARTNEDIs-Emil F. Morei 3s
1895 Franklin street. and May Hsrtneii, a.
1927 Greenwich street.
NIrRRAY-CLINE-Ro Robert Murray. %. and
Elizabeth Cline. 2s, both Of Los Angeles.
NoyAK-RoBB-Jcsep G. Novak. 30 San
Francisco, and Florence d. C. Roob. ~, Berke-
ley.
Pierce. Sc. and Mary
Korb. 35, both of 50 Montana street.
pRoWsE-sMITH- Robert T. Prowse, 81, and
Daisy F. Smith, 1s both Of Nspa-
-BRoWNE-Chauncey S Ray, 2e, Port
land. and elizabeth ]. Browne, "a. 1929 Twen-
ty-third street
RoBERTS-CHESSMA Roberts. o.
l849 Bush street, and Emma Chessman, 20 o3
Octavia street
SoIARI-TOMASINI-Io D. Solari, Il, and
Celia Tomasini. 26, both Of San Jose.
wIISON-O'NEILL-Cha Wilson, 26, and
Agnes A. o'Neill. %, both OF OAKLAND
WHITE-NELSEN-Merto .. White, %, 623
Twenty-eighth street, and Elvira M. Nielsen,
%, 1927 Castro street
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
TESTIMONY CONCLUDED
IN THE CONBOY CASE
Last Witnesses Swear That For.
mer Policeman Was Sober

Taking of testimony in the prelim-
mary hearing of former Police Captain
Michael Joseph Conboy. accused OF the
murder of Bernard I.agan Jr-. was IN
tshed yesterday before Police Judge
Weller. The case was then continued
for argument until 2 o'clock Friday. al
though Assistant District Attorney
Benjamin Block offered TO submit the
case as it stood To this Attorney j. j..
Dunno, representing Conboy. objected
and a continuance was ordered until
after Thanksgiving.
There were no new developments
yesterda. most of the time being occu-
oied with recalling witnesses OF the day
before. 1t was the purpose OF the de-
fense TO prove that the bullet from
Conboy's revolver pierced Lagan's
coat after he had partially removed It
and the garment was dangling from
his left arm.
These witnesses were sure Conboy
was sober and in full control OF all his
physical and mental faculties They
described how La gan fell when shot.
and how Conboy. after ordering the
policemen TO secure the names of those
who had Witnessed the shooting. walked
away from the scene OF the shooting
unsupported.
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Gossip of the Turf

Attorney Carroll Cook spent another day at
the track. but there no demand for his serv-
anti betting law. The cases OF Martin and 10
iinski arrested Monday, will be heard In Oak
land Friday morning.
Plunger James McManus, owner Of Rocky
o Brien, winner OF the Hopeful stake. arrived at
EmeryYllle yesterday and may take part in the
game. He says the attendance and betting were
better yesterday than on the closing days Of the
New York meetings.
o'Rourke & Co. have received their contract on
Meripole, otherwise known Young Wolgast. :"
and the lad viii make his bow as jockey next
week. He is said TO be fearless and possessed
of level head.
The horses Of Colenel w E AppIegate and W.
G. Yank arrived yesterday. They include
Gramerey. New Capital. Cymbal and four year
lings as follows: Brown colt by Cesarion out Of
One Moment, bay FLY by LsckfOrd-Lily III. bay
flly By Sempronius -Arragon and chestnut 1lly by
Inspector B. Balance All II.
George Dodge arrived from Latonia with T.
a. Ryan's Roman Wing. Galyesca and Eleanor
Robson and NJ. A. Dodges Peligroso.
NJ. White got in from Ogden with Mszapan.
Salina, Prob and Bernardo; Harry Mack from
Seattle with Fancy, Lady Elizabeth and Otranto,
and Matt Refs with Entire Nous. Reformation.
Miss 0fhcious. Chester Krum, Ell Molina and
Herives.
After an absence Of several years the eolors
of Burns & Waterhouse 10 be seen again at
Emeryvile- ]. r clifford having received a
bunch Of promising yearlings 10 prepare for the
races They are bay colt by Maxnic Prejudice,
bay colt by Maxnic-Sweet Rose. chestnut colt By
Maxnic Duckling, bay colt by Maxnic Rustrice-
bay colt by Altamax- Recreation. brown hlly By
Altamax- Rey Of Gold. bay hlly by Altsmax-sea
Bass bay colt by Eddie Jones-Sweet Faverdale.
brown filly by Eddie Jones' -Caliista.
Aquin. 2:0S15 holder OF the record for trot-
ting stations for 1908. sold at the Old Glory
horse sale in Madison Square garden yesterday
to Alonzo Mcdonald Of indianapolis for $500.
Sam Hildreth has sold his great rscehorse
Uncle TO Charles Koehler, with the stiplati0n
that he never is TO be raced again. he viii be
retired 10 the stud next spring.
After three years Of discoura cement Paul J..
Rainey has decided TO retire the colt De Mund.
Z he fon m rf1d al
paid that sum for the horse after he had trav-
eled half a mile in :46. but instead OF living up
to his great work his performances were so bad
that Rainey became disgusted and practically
retired from racing
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SeWeII Loses
10 Early Tide
In San Pablo
FaVOrfteS Fall Down and Jockey
Archibald PiI0ts Quartet
of the Winners
By E. w. CLARKE

A smaller crowd and the list Of layers
Increased 10 u by the cutting in of
Marks and Stevens marked the third
day al Emeryville. which was other
wise notable for the bowling over Of
I'VE favorites in row and in q riding
OF four winners by Jockey Archibald.
The downfall OF the choices fattened
the wallets Of the memory brigade, for
three Of the defeated ones were al
ODDS on, namely Billy Myer and Napa
Nick. which finished third. and Sewell.
which was second in the San Pablo
handicap. Orilene, in the last. was the
only fagorite 10 land, and completed
Archibald's remarkable DAY IN the
saddle. Garity and Daggie Smith each
sacdlec two winners
Sewells defeat in the feature was no
disgrace. He was asked 10 carry 122
pounds and made game effort TO get
Up 70 the sCorching pace of Early Tide,
Early Tide was as good as to ] in the
betting and the fact that he reeled on
return 10 his best 5 year old form.
Madeline Musgravs ran 3 nice race and
beat Jim GaHney three lengths for the
show
The wise ones went 10 Billy Myer for
the oDener and played him down to
& 20 3. Burning Bush liked the slop
and breezed in front all the way. Billy
Myer stopped al the finish and Allness.
with 20 70 1 against her. came through
for the place.
Marks & CO. sprung a sleeper in
the second. in Sonia. against whom the
LAYERS offered so 10 ]. Napa Nick
figured a cinch, showed his usual speed
10 the stretch, but backed up and was
passed first by the stoutly closing
Sonia, and next by Miss Picnic. Binoc-
ular was prominent In the early going
but stopped as Il short
Contrary 10 some expectations, the
good little mudder. Mauretania, re-
peaued her preceding race and showed
the way 10 Burleigh' from the first
jump Burleigh placed three lengths
ahead Of Priceless Jewel, while For
oeilo, second choice, finished last
Archibald booted another one over in
the nth. when he took Heather Scot
cut IN front and held the lead easily
from CiEarlighter. the favorite. Eu-
dora took the show from Belmere, who
disappointed those who backed him on
last seasons form.
DWyer sent the last bunch of to a
ragged start and after the polo pony
Joe Ross had shown the early foot
Inghsm took UP the running and led
around the turn by half dozen
lengths He blew up in the stretch
and Orilene passed him as il he were
tied. He lasted to beat Flavigny han
oily for the place.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
FAY DEFEATS CoNyERsE

Two games were played in the sec
ond division and two in the third di-
vision of the handball tournament at
the Olympic club last night. All the
were played. In the second class Paul
Fay defeated Doctor Converse 81 to
16. p to I3. +. Horan won from ]. d.
foIIowing ing scores: 81 to Is. u to Z. In In
the third class A. Westphal defeated
B. Burness 21 TO IL and 2I to 16.
l. Russ defeated 9. Miller 21 to IS and
2l to 13. The following games will be
PLAYED today: Dawson VS. McWood.
Garbarino VS.. G. L Vancovich, Judge
Shortall VS.. ]. Covert, Auguirre VS.
Frank Sherry, n. A. Martin VS.. S. Veg
ner. and l. Friedman VS.. ". A Breen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
Mordecai Brown Heads Team
Going to Cuba

CHICAGO. Nov. 24.-Inhabitants of
Cuba, who have been enjoying the
baseball exhibition of the Detroit club,
will have a chance to see another
team of real ball players. all National
leaguers but one, in IL games there
next month.
A. NJ. McAllister. local follower of
the game, has signed up a number of
stars and will depart hence with most
of them next Saturday night.
Two of the Chicago National club.
Mordecai Brown and Jimmy Archer,
will be taken on the trip. The other
clubs represented on McAllister's list
are Brooklyn, Philadelphia. Boston and
New York, of the National league,
and Boston of the American.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
Italian Champion Runner to
Return Home

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-Emino Lun-
ghi, the italian runner who has broken
three time honored worlds records
since his arrival in this country, will
return to Italy next week to serve in
the italian army the time prescribed
by law. On completing this service.
which will be about three Years, Lun-
CHI expects to return to his athletic
activities in this country.
Lunghi esta blished a new record in
the 700 yard race. a new half mile
record and broke the record in two
thirds of mile race.
Harold Wilson, Englands fastest
mile runner is also going back to his
home country.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
BIRTHS

CAHEN-In this city, November "a, 1909, to
the wife of Robert Cahen (nee Reiss), a
daughter.
FARSsWoRTH-In this city. November %
1909 TO the wife of NJ. A. Farnsworth, SON.
KRAUSsE-In this city, November IL. 1909, TO
the wife of A. c. krausse formerly Hen
rietta Birth, q son.
PINKHAM-In this city, November 81. 1909, to
the wife OF Frank p. Pinkham. daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
CITY FATHERS REFUSE
LENNON STABLE PERMIT
Lively Session Follows Discus
sion of Application

A. W. Scott and E. NJ. Galven inter
changed mutual assertions of ''uttering
falsehoods" in the supervisors health
committee hearing of the Charles Len
non stable permit matter yesterday
Scott's attempt to take the floor away
from Galven on a personal privilege
plea was quelled by Chairman Payot-
who later made everybody shake hands
before allowing them TO go home.
The stable permit for 2617 Bush street
was denied, the committee resembling
its former action
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
Big Entry List for Annual
Cat Show

A great deal of interest is being
shown in the preparations for the Sec
club to be held in Lyric hall Decem-
Der 9. 10 and II. The entries close
November 27 and at the rate they are
coming in the show should prove a
record one in both quality and num-
berS.
Fanciers from all over the coast have
entered their blue blooded felines and
the competition viii be very keen.
The show will be held under the
rules of the American cat association
and will be judged by Mrs. e. E. Besse
of Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
Football Fatality List

SIOUX CITY. Ia. Nov. 24.-The game be-
tween Morningside and the University OF South
Dakota football teams. scheduled for tomorrow,
wes called of on account of the death today OF
John Peters, a Morningside player Peters sus
tained his injuries in q practice game two weeks
ago.
HARRISBURG Pa, Nov. 24.-Leonsrd Eft
ler aged 49, died at his home in this city today
from blood poisoning. caused by an injury TO MS
knee while playing football
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
BooNE's squad DEPARTS
SnecinL Dispnich 10 The Call

BERKELEY, Nov. 24.-The eleven of
the Boone's university school will play
its last game of the season with Fresno
high school at Fresno tomorrow. The
members of the team left Berkeley this
afternoon. The game is expected to be
a fast and hard fought battle, Fresno
having been defeated in but one game
this season and Boone's meeting defeat
but once at an early stage OF the sea-
son, when Oakland high took the hon
ors from them with 6 to score.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
Sportdom's Euents on Turf,
Diamond and Gridiron TODAY

RUGBY FOOTBALL
college grounds,
Twelfth and Mission streets; p. m
AMERICAN FOOTBALL
Alameda school high
championship; Preside grounds p.
Winged Of Vallejo Century league
grounds; 1890
RAGING
Fourth day jockey Eneryve
BASEBALL
Athletics Fifteenth
2:50
CROSS COUNTRY RUN
the Young through Golden
Gate park Start at II m.
POLO
San polo club Buringame Carks field Maeo;
$50 p. m
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rest, in this city. November %.
1909. Fred. beloved husband OF Mary Arendes,
and loving father of Augusta and Lawrence
Arendes, and brother of Henry and John
Arendes q native of Germany, aged 50 years
9 months and % days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today Thurs
day) November %. at 9 a. M. from the
parlcrs OF II. f. Subr & Co.. 291a Mission
street between Twenty fifth and Twcnty-sixth.
thence to ST. Paul's church. Twenty ninth and
Church streets. where solemn requiem high
mass win be celebrated for the repose of his
soul commencing at $50 N. Interment
Holy Cross cemetery by carriage.
this city, November %
1909 Charles Affranchino, dearly beloved
cousin OF Ernest and Joseph Anranchino. a ma
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
Joe Thomas Is Matched to
Meet Bill McKinnon
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

NEW YORK. Nov. 24-The American
Athletic club of Schenectady, N. Y, has
matched Joe Thomas of California and
Bill McKinnon of Boston at q show to
be held there next Tuesday. This looks
like a big card, as Thomas is quite q
favorite. having appeared there
last winter, where he made many
friends by his knockout of Jim Will
liams.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
CASCADE IIBFIED- Tho

STEAMER CASCADE LIBELED-The slade
shipping company, owners Of the schooner
F. NJ. Slade, fled a libel for $4,000 dam
ages yesterday in the United States district
court against the steamer Cascade. The Cas-
cade collided with the schooner of the heads
November 10
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25

MEETINGS-Lodges
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO lodge No. 212 +.
F. A. M-Special meeting THIS ~
(THURSDAY) EVENING at S o'clock. -
Third degree Master Masons cordially ~
invited. BY order OF the W VI.
". J. B. WARNER. Secretary.
BALDER lodge No s93 F & A. NJ 2f74
Market st-Third degree THIS (FRI-
DAY. EVENING. 7:30 o'clock. con ~
ferred by San Francisco lodge No. $50. ~
Master Masons cordially invited.
A. LUNDQUIST Secretary
S. F. SCOTTISH Thistle club meets q - -,
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING. -, ASf1
November 25, In Pythian hall, EfS%SZ1
3265 18th ST. Nomination OF ON SX1kkSC
GERS and important business to E
transact. Smoker"
ID. GIRDwOOD. Royal Chief.
A. D.. .McDOUGALD. Recorder.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
sHRUBB DEFEATS LoNGBoAT

WINNIPEG, Man, Nov 24-Al-
fred Shrubb tonight defeated Tom
Longboat by three laps in a 16 mile
race. Time-1 hour So minutes
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DEATHS

Arendes Fred - 80 Macken, John J..... "a
Arranchino Charles. SO McKeany, Peter D.. IS
Atkins Henry NJ. II McLaderty, James,. -
Ryers William -. 40 Mitchell. Edward -. -
cahen (Infantl Nutting, Samuel E.. 56
Golfer, Eliza J.-.-.. 1IjOConnor. L. g
Cronin. Elizabeth = Olsen. Conrad NJ. 70
Dougberty Alice. ~ Reiman, Chris H.
Dovle Sister Mary Sheehan, Johanna 95
falIelis ....... 46IShields. Lucius NJ. 81
Eden. Edward -.-.. 72l Stafford, Timothy W. "a
Ferris, Charles G.. AZ Strahle Jacob J..-. IS
Giovo, Lizzie % Turpin, Efhe w.. 30
eraser Louise ..-.. Isl Wells, Francis ..... -
Henry John s....... go Young, Mrs. Jennie. At
Hilton. William Hs 81 Young Mems Catho-
Hogan, Henry -.-.. At lie Union --... tMass)
KierDan, Mary IS
Lfndtner, John S.. al Harrington .....tCard)
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CHuRCH SERVICES


THE twenty-third annual convention OF Chris
tians, gathered unto the name OF the Lord
Jesus Christ. will be held on Thursday. Friday.
Saturday and Lords day. November 25, %. 81
and 2S, 1903, in Alcatraz hall. corner OF 1th
and Peralta stS-, West Oakland. Meetings
2.30 and 7.30 D. m each day Take broad
gauge Southern Pacific railroad. get or az
Center station and walk back two blocks to
Peralta St All Christians heartily welcomed
ST. PAUL'S Protestant Episcopal church. CALI
fornia 81. near Fillmore-Rev- Robert ]. Rent
son. rector. Thursday. November - Thanks
giving services. 10:30 O'Clock morning prayer
and sermon. Rev George z. Renison preacher.
All are cordially invited.
FIRST Congregational church. corner Post ana
pastor-Thanksgivi services at II a. m
appropriate music by the choir; Samuel D.
Mayer. organist and director. Sermon by
Rev. Dr. Adams Topic. '.Watchman. What
Of the Nighrs" All are cordially invited.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25

. - ?
Substitutes (Polytechnic) c)-Carroll 100. syst
14s II. Adler 14T, Ida 125. Average. Isl s-1l
pounds.
Substitutes tAlameda)-Beach, Thompson,
Mcguire, Gay. Average. 156 All pounds
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LOST AND FOUND
Continued ON Next raxs

center medallion. 6ss-e Reward. isas Jackson :.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-25
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By E. w. CLARKE


TAXER-PEGGY ONEAL-JILLET