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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-31
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FOOTBALL PLAYERS
Will BE TAGGED
Stanford and California FiffeenS
to Garry Numerals on
Their Jerseys

For the first time in an fntercol-
legiate game between Stanford and
California the players will carry large
numerals on the backs of their jerseys
for identification This method is used
in Australia. The idea. whilc not new
here in football is an innovation as far
as the universities are concerned. Wien
the all star California team played the
famous waIlabies in February. 1909. the
players Of the California team were
numbered
The University OF Pennsylvania fs the
first of the large eastern universities
to introduce the Rugby game as PLAYED
on the Pacific coast. Pennsylvania mas
introduced the game as a side issue.
just as all the eastern universities play
the soccer game as side dish The
news of the growth OF the game in this
state and the great interest taken oy
the public of California in the games
played here has reached the east and
Pennsylvania is thought to be the first
of number of the eastern Universt-
ties that will adopt the game. If the
game gets a good hold in the eastern
universities it is not beyond the range
of probability that contests between
the east and the west eventually will
be arrang ged.
Twenty players, representing the
University of Southern California. un-
der the management OF j. Taggart. ar
rived at the Berkeley campus yester-
day to fulfill the engagement with the
varsity team to be played on Wednes-
day. The men will be the guests Of
the different fraternity houses during
their stay in Berkeley.
n
Harrigan on the Stanford team last Sat
urday was one OF the redeeming fea-
lures Of the farcicaI game. and these
boys will make some Of the sure thing
players" hustle to keep their places
when the final gong is sounded
Hercules Cheda Is a glutton for work
and does more work and gets more
noticeable results than any of the other
Stanford forwards. Dole is another Of
the hard working class of forwards
and is generally at Cheda's elbow at
the right minute.
Lank Harris OF the California team
is another forward that likes to mix
his work, and is as competent in the
forward division as he was at center
three-quarters.
Coach Presley Of Stanford Is very
mysterious at times about the makeup
OF his varsity team, and it is rumored
that some surprises are IN store Tt is
certain that the cardinal coach IS not
satisfied with the showing made I'm
some Of the positions, and the ak will
be imported from Berkeley TO lop OF
certain heads.
The California varsity will celebrate
the capturing Of the ak tomorrow, when
the custodian" OF the ak will be ap-
pointed for the coming year. It was
the well known Archie Cloud. president
OF the Academic league, who stole the
ak from the Stanford men. and he will
deliver the grafton Of the day at Berke-
ley tomorrow. tits rumored that STAN
ford will make an attempt to regain
the relic at the rally.
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ham Fielder of the Seals. Fielder had
the better Of it. but the game should
never have gone more than the nine
innings. Imagine Boardman, one or
the slowest runners in the league, run
ming a footrace with Oscar Witt, one
Pape waiting at. home to receive Board
mans throw. That was an actual hap
pening in the fifth inning and was one
of the most ridiculous stunts ever
seen here.
Before the game was over Danzig
and Melchior Joined the Brunswick
club with Boardman. The one run
secured by Sacramento in the first
should have been enough to win the
game, Heister hitting to left and Burns
scoring him with a triple to right
which Melchior kicked around.
Witt broke the monotony with a
pretty hit and run in the fifth after
Tenant got on by forcing Bodie. Witt
threw his bat at the ball and rolled
1t where Spiesman had been but was
not. Tenant went to third, and when
Boardman let Perrys throw go by he
scored, Witt going to third. Witt
thought Mohler signaled Off squeeze
shortly after and was caught off third.
La Longe threw to Boardman, who
chased Witt to the plate and lost him.
This was bad enough. but Danzig
unsleeved another in the eighth with
three men on bases and two out. La
Longe shot the ball to Danzig, catch
ing Shaw off first. Danzig totally ig-
nored Mohler running in from third
and started after Shaw. 1t was an
easy matter for Mohler to score Ten
nant was the cause of Sacramento's S
rally in the eighth by letting Boardman
reach first on a muffed throw. La
Longe doubled to center, scoring
Boardy. and, after Spiesman sacrificed.
Pape tied the score with a high
bounder to Mohler.
Briggs and Danzig. slammed out long
doubles In the twelfth, but Briggs tried
to stretch his into a triple and was
out. Melchior also threw away a score
in the twelfth when he failed to score
from third on Wits long drive to
Perry. There was no occasion for slid
ing, as the throw was poor. but Mel
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Special Dispatch TO The Call

IOPcStot DtSPotCH 10 nc Sdt
Los ANGELES, Oct. 3o.-Portland A.
Los Angeles 3; Portland i, Los An
geles 0.
Portland tightened its grip on the
pennant today by taking both games
from the poor Angels The first was
slaughter ending with a score of IA
to 8. The second was real ball game,
pitchers battle with Knapp and
Tozer as the opposing twirlers. The
Beavers accepted victory in the tenth
the game being presented to them by
Howard and Hallinan. who booted easy
grounders.
Portland appeared dangerous in the
second when. with two down, Rapps
singled through second and Ort hit
safely in the same groove, but Knapp
struck out, ending the anxiety. Knapp
got to second in the fifth when Daley
let fly slip out of his hands Knapp
was caught trying to make third when
Olsen drove to Tozer and although
Olsen was safe at first and stole sec
ond and Casey drew a pass, Kruger
fouled to- Orendorff and no damage
resulted.
The crowd believed the Angels would
certainly grab the victory in the ninth
and do themselves the honor of win
ming their last game of the season on
the home grounds, but Knapp was too
much for the batters.
Ort opened the tenth with drive to
Howard, which the latter muffed.
Knapp tried to bunt the third strike
and went out, but Hallinan duplicated
Howard's error by fumbling OIsen's
grounder. With two men on the bags
Casey flew out to Daley, but Kruger
hit terrific single past Hallinan,
scoring Ort and winning the game as
the Angels went out one, two three in
their half.
The Beavers established another
local baseball record in the morning
at Vernon by scoring 10 runs in the
first inning. Castleton was batted out
of the box and Thorsen, who succeeded
him, was treated in the same manner,
although Thorsen managed to stick to
the end of the game. Eight hits in
the opener, coupled with an error and
two walks, brought in the tallies and
the game was uninteresting thereafter.
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First Blood for the
Alameda Team

RICHMOND, Oct. 30-Richmond was
defeated by Alameda today in the first
of the five games to decide the cham
pionship of the Central California
league. Russell for the Steamboaters
was In his best form. and allowed but
three hits, all in the third inning.
Berger was touched up for nine
bingles, but they were scattered and
but for an excusabIe error by Ward
the game would have been a tie.
The feature of the game was the
umpiring of Jacobs and Nealon, as not
kick was registered from start to
finish. Score:
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Sullivan Wins Ocean
Beach Race

Louis A Sullivan, starting on the
" mark. captured the Visitacion VAL
ley athletic association race from the
ocean beach to the bay shore at visi-
tacion valley. The race was the best
one ever given by the club and the
finish was exciting.
Milo Wukovich, starting on the same
mark as Sullivan. took the pace and
it was only Sullivan's great finish in
the last quarter of mile of the race
that gave him the first position.
George Paulson, running a good race
from scratch, secured the time prize
The times and order of finish were as
follows.
First. Louis A. Sullivan, Al min 16 Sec
second. NJ. Wukovich, Al min. Is Sec: third
George A. Paulson, 40 min 43 Sec: fourth, A.
tiorso, 46 min. IS sec.; fifth. Y. Rossi. 46 min
"a sec; sixth Edward Hildebrand. As min. Z
Sec; seventh, f. Tanner, 4s min. IS sec.
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Brooklyn Eleven Wins
From Sailors

The Brooklyn clubs football eleven
defeated the team from the cruiser
Pennsylvania yesterday morning at the
Presidio athletic grounds by score
of II to 0. The sailor boys put up a
plucky fight, but the trick plays and
forward passes of the local team were
too much for the seamen. The first
touchdown was scored by DAILY of the
Brooklyns by an so yard run down the
field.
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Kick at Decision

There was much yelling and hoot-
ing and shouting from the stand and
bleaShers in the morning game on the
other side of the bay when Roy
Brashear crossed the plate for the
lonesome tally of the day in the sixth
inning. The fans took exception to
Umpire Hildebrand's decision. which
was very close, and which gave Yer
non the game
T3rashear got a single and immedi-
ately dashed for second. He slid into
the bag about the same time Cut
shaw got the ball. Hildebrand said
SAFE" although the fans and the Oak
land players protested vigorously.
Then the light hitting Fisher lifted a
Texas Lacquer back of third base.
Brashear kept right on his way till he
reached the pan with what proved to
be the only run of the contest.
Breckenridge pitched magnificent
game. After Hogan and Maggart had
picked out singles in the first inning,
the Vernon slabster tightened up and
rom that time on not a solitary Oak
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Baseball Notes

Wolverton was back in his old time batting
form In the afternoon. and picked out three
nice hits out Of the four trips 10 the pan.
Because Of the cold. threatening weather. the
crowd was one of the smallest Sunday gather
ings OF the season The fans all sat around
and shivered- The players could not work up
enough ginger to keep themselves warm
s
Both Lively and Willett had busy day
fielding their positions Lively did not make a
single mistake though they were bouncing. at
him In nearly every inning. Willett's one bad
throw gave the Oaks tally.
Yesterday afternoons appearance was the last
which the Villagers viii make here this season
San Francisco and Oakland will open their
last series here tomorrow afternoon. Although
the Oaks have possible chance to head Port
land on still II does not look IL they could
accomplish the feat. especially the way Port
land and San Francisco playing Oakland
must win every game from the Seals in order
to finish top.
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the slightest fear, though Vernon did
Jump into the lead by registering
run in the opening inning. Oakland
came back and tied IT up with such
rspidity and then assumed charge of
the situation so quickly that the
Vernon tossers were fairly taken off
their feet. They kept on trying all
the time, but the task was hope
less one, as all the fans realized.
LIVELY IN FINE FORM
With Jack Lively back in his mid
season form, the task Of winning was
easy for Oakland. But for the rough
work of the Oakland inheld in the
opening round, Vernon would have
been chased of the field runless. Later
in the game. when Lively was threat
ened with a bombardment. luck came
10 his rescue and the rest was easy
enough.
The Villagers opened UP strong and
the fans expected TO see three or four
runs before they were retired in round
one. Carlisle beat an infield hit and
Burrell followed with a bunt, which
Cutshaw 3uggled. leaving them both
safe. Ross sacrificed the runners
along and Brashear lifted a long sacri-
fee fly to Hogan which easily regis
tered Carlisle. This was the first and
the last Of the Vernon run getting.
Oakland was right back at the
enemy in its half of the round. Mag
CART led off with double to the left
field bleachers and Wares bunted him
10 third Hogan beat an infeld hit,
but Maggart refused to take chance,
Willett. who booted the ball badly,
p allowing Maggart to come in. Hogan
10 go TO third and Cameron to take
first II looked like an avalanche of
rallies, but Willett pulled himself to-
gether and got rid of the next two
men, cutshaw and Pfyl.
LAND IN THIRD
The deadlock lasted till the third
when the Commuters landed on Will
let's offerings and hammered another
one through. Cameron singled to left
and advanced on q wild pitch. Cut
shaw fouled TO Brown. but Pfyl beat
an infeld hit and Cap Wolverton laced
AooA C-Ar Ay NEltlFt Nlt4In bAOASAlS
Cameron safely TO the plate.
Willie Hogan negotiated the final
tally Of the afternoon in the lucky
seventh. when he singled and was
bunted on his way by Cameron. Brown
let Slle next one get through him.
Hogan made a dash for third and
Brown. after recovering the ball,
pegged to catch the tearing Oaklander,
but the ball went wide of it's mark
and landed in left field. so Hogan just
sa9ntered to the plate. This made it
? 10 1, nice and soft for the Com
nuters.
The ever welcome horseshoe came to
the rescue OF Lively in the ninth, when
the Villagers threatened trouble Live
~ started it himself by giving Bra
shear base on balls. Coy beat a
scratchy inheld hit. so it looked pretty
good. General Happy Hogan ordered
Hosp in to bat for Fisher. Hosp buntsd
the ball right into Lively's mitts ard
Lively wheeled around and barely
caught Brashear mapping off second.
This fast double play put the crusher
on Ternons last chance.
Oakland hit the offerings Of Willett
right on the pick in most every inning
and a little more speed and judgment
on the sacks would have meant three
or four more tallies for the transbay
brigade. The score:
AFTERNOON GAME
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No games scheduled today.

NO games Scnc0utcu tO0dy.
Portland made the best of it's
time yesterday by taking dou-
BILE header from the Angels. This
does whole lot to cIinch the
pennant for the northern aggre-
cation, though Manager Wolver-
tom still insists that Oakland has
fighting chance for the flag
Oakland dropped back just one
point by breaking even. Had it
been able to make a clean sweep
of the series by winning the
morning game. 1T would still be
pressing Portland.
San Francisco still manages to
keep In front of Vernon, leading
the southern bunch by seven
points. II will be hard race
between these clubs for third
hOnors. Each has a tough series
this week, San Francisco play
ing Oakland and Vernon going
up against Portland.
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DRUNKEN WOMAN FALLS
INTO GUTTER WITH BABY
Crowd Calls Policeman and Ma
tron SuccOrs Child

An Intoxicated woman with a baby
In her arms staggered along Market
street yesterday afternoon and a large
crowd watched them swaytng back and
forth. When they 1urched into the
gutter Policeman Heinricks was sum
moned. They were taken to the CEN
trail station, where the woman gave her
name as Katherine Cane and that OF
the child, who. she said. was hers. as
Alice, Il months old. The child was
given into the care OF the police ma
tron, while the woman was locked up.
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hit the dirt and did not have momen-
tum enough to carry him to the plate,
La Longe tagging him.
safe bunt by Shaw, McArdle's
single to right and La Longe's error
on Heister's relay broke up the game
in the fourteenth. The score:
SAN FRANCISCO
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FielderT Takesl4InningGa
Poor Plays Prolong Battle
Especial Dispatch to The CALI

3The Seals IA innings before they could
the Senators today but finally pulled
dihed
monopo1d by The
had satisfied third
scored when La let the THROWN
ge through him.
Of baseball the joke with the exception of
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OAKLAND SLIPS UP
BUT ''COMES BACK"
Lively Subdues Villagers After Vernon
Bumps Commuters in Morning
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY


morning back little tally
ofa
short Villagers
managed ordinary
absolutely
Too bad for mihap.
The game all
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SYRACUSE DROPS IRONING

SYRACUSE. N. Y. Oct. S0.-Syracuse
university will not send crews to the
regatta at Poughkeepsie
or engage in any regattas with colleges
next year owing to financial dif1cu1ties.
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SUMMARY
OF Castleton-4 hits and runs in 1-3 Of an
inning Three base hit-Sheehan. Two base
hlts--Garrett. Kruger f2). Waring, Casey, Ort,
Demas Sacrifice hits-Rapps, Ort Casey, Oren-
dorn. Stolen bases-Casey, Rapps. Ort (2)
First base called balls--0f Castleton g off
Thorsen 2. off Garrett ]. Struck out-By Cas-
tleton 1. by Garrett 3. Wild pitches-Castleton
Thorsen (2). Hit by pitched ball-Rapps, by
Thersen. Umpires-McGreevy and Irwin.
AFTERNOON GAME
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SUMMARY

Three base hit--Howard. Two base hit
Kruger. Sacrifice hit-Sheehan. Stolen bases
called balis-off Tozer 2, off Knapp 1. Struck
out-By Tozer f. by Knapp a. Double play
Casey to Olsen TO Rapps Time of game
hour and 45 minutes. Umpires-MeGreevy and
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-M Ryan First base on
called balls-On Berger 1. Russell 2. Struck
out-By Berger 6. by Russell g. Stolen base
II. Bartel. Time Of game--1 hour and 35 min
utes. Umpires-Jacobs and Nealon-
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SUMMARY

Stolen bases-Mohler (2) Boardman 1. Three
base hits-Burns Two base hits-La Longe.
Briggs. Danzig. Sacrifice hits-Bodie. Spiesman
McArdle. Melchior. First base on called balls
OF Fielder 2, Off Pape 2. Struck out-By
Fielder f. by Pape g.. Hit by pftcher--La
Longe. Double plays-Boardman, unasssted;
Tennant. unassisted: Pape to Spiesman to Dan
zig. Passed ball--La Longe Time of game
hours and 10 minutes. Umpires-yan Haltren
and Finney.
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Summary

Two base hits-Brackenridge. Sacrifice hits
Cameron. Stolen bases-R. Brashear l. Ware I.
OF Christian l. Struck out-By Breckenridge
s. by Christian 6. Double plays-Brackenridge
TO Lindsay 10 Fisher Passed ball-Thomas-
Time of game hour and IS minutes. Umpires
-Toman and Hildebrand.
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MORNING GAME

lander could solve the mysteries which
he dealt Only one man walked. The
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Web feet PLANTED
FIRMLY ON FLAG
Beavers Take Double Header
From Angels, Making 10
Runs i'm One Inning
Portland Puts It's
Initials on Pennant
STANDING Of THE CLUBS
Pacific Coast League)

RESULTS OF GAMES
Vernon L, Oakland o.
Oakland 3. Vernon 1.
Portland II, Los Angeles 3.
Portland i. Los Angeles o.
San Francisco 4, Sacramento 3.
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Maggart. Sacrifice bits-Bur-
rel. Ross. Cameron (2l. Wares. Lindsay. Sac
ri6ce fy-Brasbear. First base called balls
OF Wilett 3. OF Lively g. Struck out-By
Nillett 4. Lively ]. Double plays-Lvely to
Wares. Passed balls-P. Mite to Brown. Wild
pitches-Willett- Time Of game hour and 80
minutes Umpires-Hildebrand and Toman.
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GOODYEAR LOSES
To PHOENIX nine
College Players Shut Out OPP
ponenfs; Other Minor
Baseball Games

OAKLAND, Oct. 3o.-The Phoenix of
St Marys today defeated the Goodyear
Rubber Co. The score:
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AFTERNOON GAME
InS NGET,ES

Total o. o oO IL
sBatted for Orendorn In the tenth.
pIr,cS ANn Hits nv INNINGS
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FOURTH INNING

vernon-Brashear went ont. Cutshaw to Cam
eron. Coy went out. Lively to Cameron. Fisher
struck out. No runs.
oakland-Lvely singled to left. Maggart
struck out. Wares went out, Brashear to Fisher.
Hogan flied to Coy. No runs.
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Sixth INNING

veruon-Burrell flied TO Pfyl. Ross went out
Wares to Cameron. Brsshesr singled TO left
Coy went out. Cutshaw to Cameron. No runs
oakland-wolverton singled TO center. Mite
hunted 10 Fisher, who threw Wolverton out al
second Lively struck out. Maggsrt singled tt
left. Wares flied to Carlisle. No runs.
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Tfllmann Bendel el..........
Wellman-Peck company. y.....6 s

The fire department nine defeated the Golden
Gates the park diamond yesterday afternoon
before a large crowd by score of to 4.
The game well played throughout and
plete with heavy hitting The fire laddies OUT
played their opponents at every stage OF the
contest
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vernon-Isndsay flied to Cutshaw. Brown
flied 10 Hogan. Willett beat a bunt. Carlisle
went out. Wares to Cameron. No runs.
oakiand-Cameron went out, Fisher to vii
lett. Cutshav went out, Willett TO Fisher
Pfyl struck out. No runs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-21

muy contenta ahora es precise que me vaya estaran
buScandome.
"A recibr parabienes,-djo amargamente-en tanto
que yo..
Mi coraz6n oprim6 al considerar desventurada
stuaci6n destrezada ropa.
Hubiera querdo ofrecere dnero pero atrev
listed ha enristecido parabenes,-cOntestee mi
veg amargura.
comprendi6 al mirarme que cierto, pues olvd6
su pena por la mia
-Yo digno de used La,-dijo desgarrador
acentOl1e sdO Justamente castigado, cuandO e
tigo mayor de 10 que puedo sOportar.
listed joven, Gerardo; hay mundo ante used.
Emprenda usted derrOtero La carencia de
dos sera va ohsacuo para usted Sea used amoso
y yo. Sere amiga.
Rechaz6 mi mano, inclnandO e rostro; aquel hermoso
r0stro sempre tan altivO.
No ofrezca listed dinero Lila jamas 10 tomare de
manos Pero emprendere derrotero; traba-
jare con ardor alg1n da podremOs. amogos.
fueron tiltimas palabras entonces.
-Te hemos estado buscando por todos lados Liza. TIE
necestan para que dsrbuyas los pemOs los mucha
chos venceores los ejercicios Has vsto agn fanta
ma, Liza? Estas blanca como la cera
--Esta mareada,-djo OLIVIA echandome ell brazo por
a talle alejandome del aegre grupo-5 Queres que
parta los premos querida Tu ito Tobias pOdia en-
cargarse de elO
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- -(7o)--. -.

-emero hacero yo,-excame febrilmente.-i Necesito
hacer algo estOy nerviosa
Olivia condujo casa
La exctaci6n haba sido demasiado grande ecian eos
Olivia quito el sombrero insal6 en- ell sofa yo
descanse cogda su mano.
La fiesta continuaba alegremente.
Ola la misca la algazara.
i Ci6rralo todo die d6bilmente-Cier la ventana
DIVA Me astman gritOs, lie molesta la luz del dia
dame cuaderno de msica Nine Cronhelin me espera
para darme lecc6n
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Settion reIlglo$a
SANTOS PARA MANANA
San Vicente diacono, san Anastasio y
asman4a Aquilina martires.
MISAS

Gatedral-Dias laborables: Z, ,7-30 y $50
--Festivos: S, z, 8,9y IL.
San Francisco-Dias laborables: FEES
tivos $50, y 7-30.
San Jose.-Dfas laborables: y 7-3O.-
Festivos: $50, y 7-3O.
Santa Ana.-Dfas laborables: Z y 7-30.-
Festivos: y 10.
Puerta de Tierra-Martes 7.-Domin-
gss: 9.
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GALE MENDEZ vIGO Mum. lxf
May2giez.

Sit~ado este establecimiento eh e1
centro de la calle Mendez Vigo, con
un jard1n al frente. es ell que re1ne
mayores ventajas y comodidades para
los senores viajeros, y ell que cuenka
con mejores habita clones frescas, ve0-
tladas. magnificos banos y duchas.
- Comidas todas horas -
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de 1909 a an peso ejem-
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vos con tranqueo
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