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Feature Winner Disqualified: Fav orite Is Crowned King: Walter Camp Picks All Star Eleven: Amateur Baseball Games: Soccer Judge Ouinn Declared Champion Two Year Old Mile Handicap Awarded to Runner Up I After "Real Winner Bumped Rival in the Stretch The Pacific Union -handicap brought the 2 year olds out. for their first mile trip of the year at Emeryville yesterday. It was a race badly mixed up! The best colt won the better part of four lengthy but there was no kick when the judge disqualified him and gave the brackets to the favorite. The nominal winner was Mai Reis' bis Ravclston gelding, Chester Krum, which hsd Kederis aboard. Judge Quinn was a 6 too favorite and his troubles began on the first turn, "where he fell to his knees.

Chester Krumm was off well and mevse'd through the bunch at various stages, the of Miss Picnic, which finished third, and Lady Elizabeth, fourth at the wire, both claiming that Chester Krum interfered with their chances. At that Chester Krum won going asvay with Judge Quinn a length in front of Miss Picnic. Vosper, who rode the favorite, rushed up to the judges as soon as he dismounted and the crowd from the betting ring was gathered about to await the decision. Vosper did not have to complain. Chester Krum's last -offense, boring into Judge Qninn on the rail, was committed in the last sixteenth and the judges saw it.

The numbers of the first two were reversed and the crowd cheered. The layers suffered. It made a difference of $1,100 to one of them. Out of the race another contest of the same colts may result. Reis is willing to bet colt for colt, or SI.

OOO. that Chester Krum can beat Judge Quinn mile. And there were others in the same race who think they can beat them both. It was a nasty day for the talent in the way of picking but ivas bad for the layers in that played tips" scored. Silver Fir and ")areincrton were among: the latter class win.

Roberto, played down from ens to sevens. (jot away with romjling awity from El Molinc the stretch. Beda, played down rom 3 to 9 to 5. finished third, after a ide that took his mount into three Jifferent positions in the ride down the retch. Silvia Fir.

the Oakwood stock farm entry, galloped ahead of her field all the rray in the second rare, by lengrths from Calopus. La Petite tlwaya in the first flight, got the show Hex, second choice, got knocked out o1 it early and finished last. Dareingrton showed his return to hi; class by coming from the ruck anc winning, pulled up. from Burleigh Mlnnedocia was third. The fifth race at mile was a blow to the wise ones.

Sir John won it by tiosMS from and Cataline w.is i third. Taxer and Gossiper II the ones played, were not in the money Orelio. played down from sixes tnnk thr- last raot from Sainotti i SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE ARRIVEP Friday. Dfrc.nb*r 1.. senr Temple E- norr.

Panier. 2S hours from Hcreka bound sctitb. put In for oa Stmr Col n. L. Drake.

Hunting. days from Settle: ballast to Standard oil company, with WnStrtW: passengers and merchandise to from Orjys' feet lumber to Sudden Albion. Xym.n. 12 boor, from Fi.h Rock: sysasfusw fioKf fron. Ore.

City: feet lumber to Hobbs "stmr McLellan. 25 hours from and merchandise to C. P. "nric GwiCTa. Hmith.

days from Tacoma, via riailam Cy 10 day: 630.000 feet lumber to Kirkwood. -T days from Seattle: to sundard oil company, in tow stmr Col. in 10 p. m. Srtnr C.

A. Friday. December Stmr AleianJer. Kan Dieiro: ifle company. Stmr Kansas City.

Nopauder, Portland. Ssn and PortUud steamship company. stinr F.t\». Hruhn. Corinto and way ports, Los Evens sons.

Stmr City of Eureka; Pacific Oosst i-tcamship compmv. Friday. Dwalw STinr Itand'm. Jalinsen. Grays Harbor.

Stmr M. F. Mam. BurtU. Com bay.

stmr Willspa. Raymond. Stair Hrleu P. Drew. Fa geretrom.

Greenwood. Simr Monica. Olsen. Grays Harbor, stmr riiraU-th. Olse.n.

Eandon. Stmr Kindd. Bandon. Stmr National City. Hlggins.

Rragc. Stmr Sbosnone, Asplund. Colnmbia river. Stirr Mnntera. Sestlle.

stmr Tuor. Nanalmo. San Jacimo, Harbor. Mmr Yellowstone. Astoria.

ssmi Whitticr. Seaman. Port stmr Donaldson. Harbor. Stmr Cafauin.

Portland. Kchr Siado. Johnson. Harbor. BY UNITED WIURLKSS Stnir '7.

c. Off fine clear weather; te. KB biwr.e: Mtinotb rreU r. rtr Sttnr AMincion. from for 1 p.

ofl' Point Arera. Star K. 1- from Seattle 8 p. off re Sttnr from San I'i lot Itcr p. Mr, from Hilo.

Stmr Hilouian. for 16. p. miles off. San Irtn- from Tahiti for San Fram-jceo p.

l.OOfi Stinr Maverick, frmn Francisco for Seattle jlcc 5:47 p. off Point Arena. Stmr from San FranHoco for off bead. jsttnr Watson, from San Francisco for pw ie, 9 p. tu-.

off Stmr Korea, from Yokohama for Honolulu- Pec Hi, p. 1.2t0 miles off Honolulu. PASSED AT SEA Ilv Jen fttnr Tenyo Dec 8. 8 p. Jap sTnii- (h vu Mara, from San Francisco for China "nd Japan: Dec 12, 2:25 p.

a steamer only: Dec 12. '4 p. Br stmr Asia from San Francisco for China and Japan; IS p. stmr Uilonian. from fir Honolulu: 1C stmr TATOOSH.

Dec 17. p. fa. Cloudy: wind Telocity a miles an hoor. FABAI.LOX ISLANDS.

Dcr p. Clear; wind velocity miles au.bour. POINT KEYES. Dec 17. p.

Cloudy: wind XX: velocity 22 miles on POINT IXJBOS, Deo 17w a. Hazy; wind NX- vclocliy 7 hour. POINT UEYES. Dec 17, It loody: wind NX: velocity miles liour. TATOOKII.

Dec 17. a. m. Clear; wind Nb: reUx-lty 31 nallca an li'Hir. FARALUtNES.

17. a. Clear; wind vrl.K-ity 4 miles an ItKTES, 17, m. XX: vVloclty mi boor. I'OINT LOBOS.

FT, 12 m. nasy; wind velocity miles an boar. IOINT 17, m. wind SE: velocity wilef hour. TELEGRAPHIC T'OINT J)ec 17.

10 p. Weather wind Nff: 4 miles an hour. DOMESTIC PORTS KEDONDO Sailed Dec Sttnr Melville Dollar, for Francisco. SaiIed Pec 17. 2 p.

Bktn Puako. for Valparaiso: 2:30 p. Svea, S-43 p. for San Francisco. Arrived Dec 17.

a. Tahoo. hence Drc 10:45 a. Coronsdo. beace Dec POINT 2:40 Sttnr Grace from Eareka Tor San Pedro: 12:13 p.

Col. E. J- Drake, with harce In.ttw. from for Fnmclwu; ttmr CspUtrano. frmn Or-ys Harbor for San rnnrteco: 3 raasfed tmntli huuutf; 7:55 a.

Argylt. from Astoria for Sun Francisco. I.MPQI'A Arrivprt hex Stmr ishrtH. from San Pedro. Schr Caroline, for San Pedro.

JA COM A --Arrived Rr stmr "Titzpat- ri-k. Seattle; Fr Pierre. l. from Ton off nd Rr ship iVltir Monarch, fnin Quarter- ir.am-r E. W.

CLARKE with Father, Stafford, the an indifferent third. It was a bad race all around for the horses that figured. Jimmy Lawlor. the former prize fighter, who has been registering bets in the grandstand, without qualifying as a layer, was flagrsred at the gates Thursday by the Pinkertons. He will not operate at Emeryville again.

Xapa Kick, probably the best 2 year old at the track, and a winner of, sensational races since the season opened, has been put on the schooling list. Why? Balerian. a fast filly and a bad actor, left in her last three- starts, is also ordered to take instructions at the barrier. The Brighton Beach track will hold a race meeting next year if it can obtain the necessary license from the state racing commission and dates, from the New York jockey club. A formal application for will be made early next yed'c- William Engman.

owner of the 'property. Sailed Dec 17 Stmr Governor, for Seattle. Arrived Dec 17 Stmr Zapora. from fishing i-rult-e. PORT SAN Arrived Deo 17.

11 a. Br stmr Pcctan from Panama; noon, tog Hercules, with barge 01 In tow. hence Dec 16; 1 p. stmr Lansing, hence Dec 16. SAN Arrived Dec Stmr President, from San Diego; strar Wellesley.

hence Dec 15; stmr laQ.ua. from Eureka; stmr Brooklyn, from Hardy Sailed Dec Stmrs President. Samoa. Wasp, for San Francisco; ok tn John- Smith, for Harbor. SaiIed Dec Nor ship Nordst Jernon.

for Liverpool. SaiIed Dec 17. 1 p. Sttnr Admiral Sampson, for San Franrjsco. Arrived Dec Stmr Delhi, from Eagle harbor.

Dec 17 Stmr Northland, from Ketchikan; fctmr Jefferson, from Skagway. Sailed Dee 17, 0 p. m. Stmr Farallon, for" Valdex. Arrived Dec 17, 9 a.

in. Stmr Santa Ana. from Arrived Dec 17, 11 a. Stmr Cottage City, from Seattle. Arrived Dec Schr Fearless.

fjt-in San Pedro. Sailed Dec 17. Bktn Kohala. for San Pedro. Saiiert Dec 17.

a. m. Stmr Shna for SaiIed Dec IP Ship Falls of Clyde, for Honolulu' via Gavipta. Sallfd Dec Bktn Chas. F.

Crocker, for Tacoma. Passed in Dec Schr Samat, from San Pedro -for Tacoma. Passed out Dec 7:30 Stmr 7 matllla. from Pugct sound ports for San Francifco: stmr Virginian, from Tacoma for bark towing. Outside bound in Dec 17, 0:40 a.

m. Two steamers, schooner and square rigger. Passed ir; Dec 17, p. m. Stmr Queen, hence Dec for Seattle; Br stmr Kumcric, from Yokohama for Townsend.

Passed in Dec Tng Captain Springer. SaiIed Dec Stmr Olson Mahony. for San Francisco. Dec 16 Stmr Tampico, for San Francisco. Arrived Dee 17, Stmr W.

S. Portt-r. hence Dec 15. Sailed Dec 17, noon Stmr St. Helens, for San Arrived Dec Stmr Geoli W.

Elder, hence Dec 10. Sailed Dec Stmr Goo. W. Elder, for Astoria and Portland. Sailed Dec 17 Sfmrs J.

J. Loggie and Francis 11. I.eggett. for San Pedro. POINT Passed Dec 17.

p. m. Stmr Grai-c Dollar, from Eureka for San Pedro, -v SaiIed Dec 17, 4 ji. Stmr Westerner, for San Franfisco. Arrivpd Dec Sfmr from Eureka: stmr Newport, from Bnndon; stmr VTi S.

Porter, hence Dec J5. Pallwl Dec 17 Stmrs Rose City and Santa Clsra. for San Frnnctsco. SANTA Arrived Dec Stmr Caseo. henre Deo FORT Arrived Dec Stmr Brunswick, hence Dec lti.

COOS Arrived Dec Stnir Breakwater, from Portland and Astoria; stmr Nanu Smith. Dec 15. SaiIed Dec Bktn Aurora, for GunymftF. EASTERN PORTS NEW Arrived Dec Br stmr Kalibria. from Manila.

DELAWARE Passed Dec Ship Acme, from Baltimore for San Francisco. ISLAND PORTS SaiIed Dec 16 Br stnir Swnnley, for Dec 17. 10 m. Stmr Lurllnc, for San Francisco." Arrived Stmr Alameda, heace Dec II." FOREIGN PORTS Sailed Dec Br stmr Glenaffric. for Vancouver.

ST. VINCENT Arrived Dec Br stmr Earl of Donglasx. from Astoria via SANTA ROSALIA Arrived -Dec ship Clan from -Hamburg. PUNTA Arrived Dec Ger strar Itanrl. from Hamburg for San Francisco.

DOVER Passed Dec Ger stmr Uarda, hence- Ang 2Sth Tor Hamburg. SaiIed Dec Stmr San Jose, for San Francisco. Arrived Dec 1(5 Jap Btmr Chiyo Mara, hence Nov SO. SAUNA Dec 17, a. Stmr MjKpfmrian.

for San Francisco via San Diego. Sailed! Dec Stmr Panama, for New York. Arrived Dec Ger stmr Erna. hetiee Dec OCEAN STEAMEIW HAM FAX. X.

Arrived Dec Stmr Tunisiau, from Dec 17 Stmr Columblau, for London. Sailed Stmr St. Paul, for New York. Dec "16 Stmr' Adriatic, from New York via Plrmouth aud Cberbocrg. NEW balled Dec Stmr St.

Louis, for Southampton. Memoraoria Per brig Put into Clallani bay-Xov 22; Captain Scott, former commander, took -was relieved by whflc'at Clallam bay anchor und and broke? windlass: IJ. S. tug held to vessel or hours and sailed 2 from bay: cs gale for 7 days: 1ie0 .3, latitude 25 north. Jonslttide west.

Mw.lifeboat'paint»-d white up. Dwvlfi Jap ChiyoMaru. whifh sailed from San Francisco Nov here days ahcadof schedule LONDON. Pee Or Ulgdrd. from Oregon for t'nited Kingdom.

reported achnrc at Basa' point. of Magellan, remains 110 water. Or pitviouslr reportcii. broken In two; only part -of cargo can saved. THE SAX FRAXCISCO CLViX.

'DIiOEM-SEfc 18. imi): Chester Krurn Wins Feature, Bui Race Goes to Faborite Chester winning handicap for 2 olds, for which I I he was disqualified in favor of Judge Quinn, whom he bumped in the stretch. Tampa ResuHs TAMPA, Dec. 17. Four favorites won at the Buy track today and the play'was so heavy, that it.

is. certain that at "least, the firms now- doing In the ring -will uot offer tbelr'priees The feature race was between John Griftlu, Milton and Hyperion 11, the first winning in 1 Impressive. 'style five lengths iv front "of Milton Griffin was the favorite of the day and hit many players hard when they did not believe he could Hyperion. Summaries: First -race, five furlongs," Morpeth, even, won: Catherine Montour. tt 10, second Bannade; even, third.

Time, 1:03 Second race, sis furlongs, selling La Salle. 4 to Ti, won; Lens. 3 to second; Rebel- Queen, 0 to 1. third. Time, 1:18 4-5.

Third race, five and a half furlongs, Nellie Burgess, 3 to 1, Balesned. 7 to 5, second; The Ram, 2 tol, Time, 1:13. Fourth race, five stud a half furlongs, purse John (iriffin. 4 to 5, won: Milton 1t, to 1, second; Hyperion 11, even, third. Time, 1:11 Fifth race, five and half -furlongs, W.

I. Hlnch. 0 to 5. won; Confessor. 10 to 1.

second; Comic Opera, 20 to 1. third. Time. Sixth race, one mile, -rolling Mrs. to I.

won; Desconmets. 4 to 1. second; Otilo, 4 to third. 1:47, LATE COAST LOS ANGELES, Dec. Arrived: Steamship President, from San steam" t-choouer laqua.

from Eureka; steam, schooner from Hoquiam; steam schooner Brooklyn, from Hardy creek. Sailed: Steamer President, for; Seattle: stemn Kchooner Samoa, for Caspar; cteam schooner Wasp, for Grays Harbor: steam schooner William 11. Murphy, for Eureka; schooner Sadie, for I'mpqna river. SEATTLE, Dec. 17.

Arrivpd: Steamer Northland, from Sltka; steamer Jefferson, from Skagway. Sailed:" Steamer Admiral Sampson, for" San Francisco; British steamer Fitzpatrick.j for Tacoma; steamer Shna Yak," for Anacortcs. A Jacksonville Results Dec. 17. An excellent gathering witnessed brilliant racing -at' Moucrief park today.

Pantoufle, carryings top weight, 134 iKiunds. ran awxy.from his field In the Overnight handicap, which, brought together of. the platers- Pantoufle hung a- new track record for the six negotiating the distance In 1:1.4 had the better of day's" results, only; two flrstwhoices winning. "Results: -r First race, live and -'a. 'half furlongK.

Crossover, 30. t0 I. won: Ixiltta Creed. 7 to 1, second; Dixie Knlgbt, -7 to 2, third. Tlmp, 1:08 4-5, Second sis furlongs, George W.

Le.bolt, even, won; Ballot. Bos, tl to 1, second; Ragman, 3 to 'i. third. Time, 1:14 Third flvc mid -a half furlongs, selling Tom McCrath. to I-a (Jlovla, 0 to second; Home Run.

1 to 1. third. Time, 1:07 4-5. Fourth sis furlongs, handicap, Pantoufle' 7 to 10, won Guy Fisher, Ii)- to 2, second; Fjrst 1,. third.

Time, 'Fifth race, Bcven; furlongs, selling La Reine Hindoo. to 2. won: Aunt to 1, second; Mary IV 4 to 1. Time. 1:28.

Sixth rm-e, oue und a sixteenth-miles, selling Billy Pullman, 10 to 1. Parartisrj Queen. 11 to.i second; Heart of Hyacinth. 13 to 1 third Time, OKMAKKST SUFFERS UKFE.VT NEW Calvin Demarest. the Chicago billiard expert and holder of the 18.2 balk line world's championship, was defeated in" an exhibition game here last night by Albert G.

CuUer. of Boston. The "score was 400 to UCB. Cutler made high runs of 122, 48 and 38. Demarest's best was 52.

36 and 3V SAFECRACKERS GET 7 Uiwton. Dec. '17. Flvo dynamited safe of the Citizens' state 'bank at Ceronlmo. near here, early today and escaped with I 2,000 In cash." Presidio Golfers to Meet In Bogey Handicap An IS hole eclectic boprey handicap tournament will be hold at the'Prcsidiogolf club by'the members of that organization today.

Thoy -will for' the two cups' put' the Eyre Brothers. -One cup will go player jmaking the. best score and the other to. the player. making: the second best After; the tournament- a smoker and; dinner will be: held at the clubhouse." "r- Indications largest.

the, year. Z'ELpDIA PICO GRAMMERCY FlltST furlongs; year olds; purse; maidens: Index. Horse. ELODIA'B. If she breaks well.

PICO .....115 Promising colt, yet green. Last race, gives chance. Dircctello 112 She will do better. JJSO7 Rabble others the same. Pride of Lismore.

.112 VELMA JILLETT Five and a half furlongs; 3 year, olds and upward; selling: index." Horse. Wt. KemarKs. SMO REDONDO .........101 Ought to do if here. 503.) VELMA If she keeps straight.

)602 JILLETT ......100 Has some speed; may do it. No i In their order. 54f.3 Vdalvanic ...100 Fair in north. TiOdl Mleaela 'M Feather may surprise. -5467 K.

A. McCurdy Watch him. 152 Burning Adena ..101 3343 Royal 5300 Lovey- Mary ......:100 REDEEM -Till HI) Seven furlongs; all ages; selling: Index. Horse. Wr.

Remarks. 107 Better than In New York. (. NETTING .100 Last, race a dandy. REDEEM H.i with feather.

5011 David 10S.V "Good; hard 'to place. 585 Orlleue Outside chance. Heneen Strong at end. S7 Can if ready. 5555 Brady VU 5U04 O'Malley.

S4 .1627 Grctehen ...10" 5482 Ross. lt)f) Homeless 104 BOGGS--SILVER FOLLIE FOURTH One and a sixteenth miles; all ages: Ingleside handicap: Horse. Wt. (, ifi42)BOGGS ......120 A proved racehorse. SILVER 90 Karae sort of colt.

FOLLIE Reatjias helped her. 'IlaleigU Depends on the hoy. ROSEVALE FIFTH RACE One mile; 3 year olds and upward; selling: Index, Horse. Wt. Remarks.

Ready now. Not yet extended. OS Dangerous at weight. r.C4:i Round and (Setting better. 504.1 John L0ui5.

Will be there at end. -Ed 8a11 .102 finisher. boy rides. Roy Junior n. 05 Still waiting.

(MK2) Hlsliop Route runner. Lady JOHN H. SHEEHAN SIXTH RACE Five and a half furlongs; 3 year olds and upward; selling: Index. Horse. Wt.

HAMPER Must run to last race. IW. MILPITAS H2 If not dogging it. (S.VJO) 'JOHN H. lOfi Perfectly fit.

r.t>27 Thistle I Pull hr 44(Hi Ocean Shore 10S; Flrsf stnrt tnis 552 lnclement 10R allowance. Meadowbro ak Poloists Plan Trip fo California' lIEMPSTEAD. X. Dec. The Meadowbrook polo team, holders of the American polo cup, whom the club of England will challenge for the have announced that they shortly leave for.

Texas to purchase ponies and then proceed to Calif oniia to play this winter. E. W. CLARKE ALL STAR ELEVEN CHOSEN BY CAMP Sporting Expert Praises Oped Style and Individuality of Western Teams" NEW. YOIiK, Deo.

17. Walter Camp, Tale's athletic adviser and football authority, has picked an all American football team from among 'the star players of last season. His team includes six men. two players one each from Brown. MichlKan.ar.il Minnesota.

The team Is as follows: Regnler of Brown: end: of tackle: Benbroob of Mlehlnan. guard: Coonej- Yati-. center; Andrns of Yale, guani: IloMw Yale, tacklv: Kllpatrick of Yale, end: of Minnesota, quarter back; I'hilbin of Yale, bnlfhHi-U; Mlnot of Harvard, halfback; Coy of.Yalv. fullback. Of quarter backs.

Camp says: "McGovern of "Minnesota Is the best man, In the country. Eelnp a westerner, lie is, not as well known to east, but sorhe idea of hla quality may he- gathered from the fact that ho handled a machine of far greater variety of plays than any eastern quarter and made it work for him, too. while his Individual work was equally remarkable." Camp, summarizing the season, there was only a small advance In open play. The western teams, he says, showed a more varied attack than did the eastern elevens. TWO GAMES TO BE PLAYED IN LEAGUE Knitters to Clash With Sons of Castro and Shreves to Meet Phoenix An attractive card is offereii for tomorrow's games in the Midwinter league at St.

Mary's college. At 2:30 o'clock the Phoenix players and the Shreve team will meet for the first time 3 season. Later In the day Gantner Matterns will try conclusions with Castro parlor of the Native Sons. The players -of Castro parlor who go up against the Knitters tomorrow are the champion ball tossers of the Native Sons. They have entered Midwinter league determined to annex the beautiful Shreve trophy whJch Is to go to the team leading in the precentage column at the end of the series.

The members of the team winmn? the Midwinter series will receive watch fobs of artistic design especially made as souvenirs of the Midwinter league of 1909-10. withdrawal of the Olympic players leaves all or the four teams on terms of equality In phe race for the cup. The Midwinter league games will extend through January and February and well into March. Tomorrow will be the last time that the Phoenix will appear on the diamond this year as the college classes disbaml Wednesday for the holidays. KID GEORGE VS.

rfiXE OROVILLE. Dec. The Orovillc athletic club has matched Kid Georse of Sacramento and Russell Kane of this city for a 20 round contest In this city December 23. 21 I MAPPIAf AND DEATHS I I Notable Deaths 1 GEORGE H. FITTS, Kingston.

N. Dec. Supreme Court Justice 11. Kitts of Albany was founjl dead from heart disease in bis room a hotel here, today. HENRY MOHR, FARMER OF Stockton, Dec.

nenry Mohr. pioneer and wealthy farmer of the West Side, died last nljtht at Bethany, result of a stroke of Henry Mohr settled on the West Side. In IST.I. JAMES B. SMITH OF Pasadena, Dec.

17. A cablegram from Scotland nn- nounceg the death of B. Sbilth. one of Pasadena's oldest and the owner of much business and residential property here. Smitu'.

was 'visiting relatives In I Marriage Licenses Hie following marriage licenses were issued in San Francisco Friday, December 17,. 1009: Andre. C. Carraona. 31, and Scbastlana Escebele, Iwth of 40 John street.

Mntosaburo' Fujita. Zi, and Take Suzuki, 21, both of Falrfleld, I'atrick Kelly. 1 2 Michi- gan and Kate Harms, 240 Crescent avenue. Herman T. Ludwig, 221 Page and Elizabeth Hclgcf, 18, 27U9 McAllister "St.

PELuVNCONI Pclan- coni. and Clementina I'elanconi, '21, both of Healdsburg. Krnest C. berg. 28.

Indianapolis, and Cora' B. Woodward, 26,. 74. Turk ft. TethUgaro Obata.

.11,. Retsu Fnnakl, 21,, lwth of Oakland. DEI. Oscar W. 2s.

and Carolina Ci. del Palaclo, 10, both of Hamilton Bt. marriace'and notices sent by mall will not be inserted. They must bo banded in at cither of tho publication offices and; be Indorsed with the nnmo and rcsideico of persons outhor- to- have the same -published. Notices re- strlcted'slmply to the.

announcement of the event arc pubilKh'ed once in this column freest charge. BIRTHS FORA In Oakland, Cal.V November 22," 1909, to the wife or Frank J. Foran, a son. LAXDECKF.R— In Oakland. 12, IUO9, to the wife of Hugo daugh- ter.

In this December 10, 1003, to the wife ofCharles a son. MARRIAGES In this city. December 11. by- the Ber. Ur.

E. lladlock, Henry Keenan and Frances'; Pickard, both of San Francisco. In this -lty, Dt-ecmber tue liev. Cot- liln, pastor of liethU-hem Coupregatlonnl church, (Uarence T.i'Ludwlgspn'and^Hoy. Over- bock San, SAUNDF.KS— In Yokohama.

7 Novem- ber by tlie Itev. Bes- iiard. flaughter- of Captain and Mrc. -'J. W.

and Henry l.ouls -Fischer, 'secretary- nionlclpal-lionrd, Manila, P. I. In this rity. December Li, by the' Itftder, Uern- hurd Schrieber. and' Hazel Florence So'eil, both of San Iu this Deoeraber 1 5, 1009, by.

thtv William; Ernest N. I'- Stevens fit -Manila, P. and Edith May. Shaw DEATHS Adamson. K.

68 Z. Aleignder, D. 40 1 ltHtigan, 81 Anderson. 25 4ij Butler; John Sprung." Harry 31- Cerruti, Stanovich." R. '4 I Strunz.T 'Albert I laide r.

Travlllon. Thos. 45 Michael 37. Pbll.i I Fallon, John Fraser. Samuel; Yon Fred- Harris.

Aaron erick 52 i Wt McDcvilt, V. -U Wldman, Jlermau Fritz Wind, 5 Christian i Perranlt, Dr.K.tl... Wood, Benjamin O'Brien, 6U Vmitigr; '27 ibii clry. Doceniher Ittcbard Adamson Sr. donrly beloved huiihand of Frances and father Robert Snnincl a nrf Knlalia Ada Daniel.

Cat Hiie'i a a ri.it'vi-<.ir Ireland," ngi'il (58 i Friends aud- -are respectfully invited io nttoml tlm, funeral tomorrow. (Suu- daj-), liii-ember 19, froni'the mortuary chapel, of the Oato undPr- company. 2475 Mission street'- near 'Mount OliTet cemc- terj, hy eleotrlc i funeral I car from I corner of Twenty-eighth ami Valencia streets, at. 11 o'clock a. Interment prirate.

Iit I'iedmont. Dwember IG. Porter. beloved husband An- nette S. Alexander, a native of I'ennsylvania, aged 40 In this oily.

December 10. 190 ft, dearly beloved wife of Herbert Anderson, loving' mother of, Mcl vln and rence Anderson, devoted daughter of Mary and' the late (Jeorge Rode, and beloved sister of K. Mrs. C. Merrilou.

Mrs. J. Holland and Mary. Rose and George Uode, a native of San- aged 25 yearn 4 months and 14 days; Triends and aciiuaintani-es are respectfully invited to attend the fnneral Monday, at 'a. from the parlors of 11.

F. Suhr 0.," 2910 Mission street between Twenty- lifth and Twenty-sixth, thence to. Honl- face's where a maxs- will celebrated for the repose of her at (0( 0 a. io. Interment Holy Crops In this city, December 15, 1009, John dearly beloved husband of Fannie M.

Uut- lcr, and loving father of i Mrs. Walter Cox of Mill" Valley, a. native of Friends and acquaintances are respectfully to attend the funeral today "(Satur- day December IS, at 2 B'cloCf p. -fronrthe mortuary chapel' of the Golden -Gate undertaking company, 2175 street near Interment Cypress Lawn ceme- by electric funer.il' ear from corner Twenty-eighth and Valencia streets at 2:30 p. m.

Kindly omlt flowers, this city, IC. Ixmise, dearly beloved wife of Vlttorlo Cerrntl, beloved I daughter of AnseJo aud Louise Cale- stlnl, and sister of Alblna. Alma, Martin, Fred and Eddie Calestlni, Mrs. Mrs. L.

Lercarl and Mrs. Franchl, a na- tive of San- Francisco, aged years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully, invired to attend I the -funeral tomorrow December '10, at 1:15 in. sharp, from her late residence. 1853 tween Union and Filbert streets.

Interment Italian; cemetery. In this city, December 17. Adelaide EmbcschMd: beloved -wife of -Conrad and beloved mother of JLoulku Oaillurd- and of tin? -lain Kmlwtohleld. a native' of' Austria, aged- 57 and 17 dnys. IFrleuds'; ami are respectfully invited attend tho funeral, (Huu- Depemlier 19.

lfKift.at-1 o'clock p. from parlors of (todftau, 305 -Mont- gotnory avenue. Interment Mount Olivet cem- etery. In tlile city, Deeemlxir 17. WOO.

dearly beloved son of- the late Julia Fahey, and loving brother of John Walter' IV.iWilllam Martin 1: I -and Thomas J. -Fahey and- Mary Weltou; native of Cal. aged; 37 years of -funeral hereafter. Remains 'the funeral parlors of (Jreen, Kyan Donohofc, northeast, corner of and- In this December' 13. Jsmes native -of Ireland, aged': 50 years.

A- mumber of. Cooks' "I'uion local No. Friends and acquaintances- arc- respectfnlly iuvlted to attend the funeral-; services to- I -(Saturday), December, at 'o'clock m.r;at new- funeral chapel'of Charles- 11. 10 Mission street between Fifteenth and Interment fireenlawu; cemetery, by carriage. -In Fruitvule.

December 1909., Samuel AW. beloved of rLydia and father of Wuller Fraser. and Mrrf. Lnln sa native of' Caiiiidn, aged -70, -years -4 mouths and and respectfully to. attend 'the funeral today (Sat- IS.

at 2 o'clock, m.V. I from his i late residence, 3150 Grace Services Live Oak No. 17, of IV, 5 and I'orter" -i lodge o. O. of; which deceased vran' a member." lnterment View; cemetery.

In' cityl'vDeTember-17. Aaron Harris." beloved; husband. of "Jennie Har- rls, 5: father -of Pauline" M. and "Arthur L. Harris, and brother T.

vWolf and -i Harris, a native- of Germany, aged Co years." Remains at i the parlors of Gray Co. i Geary street corner 3 of- Hef mains will to San 'Luis this (Saturday)'; evening 4 for ln this city! 'becember W. I'anline Horunng.T dearly: beloved mother fof Theo." Oier. and the.tlate B. a instlvei of aged So.

years mouths; and idays.T' (Seattle Friends and re reypectf ullyj Invited -to'attend I funeral, services to-" day (Ha turd.iy 'December vis, at 2 o'clock at' Magnolia si feet. Oakland i crematory, i McDE 4 "i city. Decetin her 1 Charles K. beloved xnn of thy tin ami' Annie JMcQevltt; William, nud "Julia MeOevitt. Mrs.

J. J. Kecffp and 1 'McNamara. and of the late Thomas MeDevitt, a natlm of San Franpisco. aged 41 years.

Friends respectfully invited r. to attwod the fnnrral today (Saturday). December at a.m.T from Sacred Heart church, cor- jier of Fillmorc and Fell streets, where a re-, qulem blffh mass will be celebrated forMhe n-posc of his soul. Intorme-nt (private). Holy cemetery.

Remains at the parlors or the California, undertaking' company, no Steiner Htreet near Clay. lV In this city, December 16. IJOO. Frjti Nicholas, a native of. Germany, agea bo yearn.

PEERATJLT-rln thin city. December 17. 1909. Dr. K.

1., rorranlt. beloved hnsband of Lucy I'errault. father of and Ainslee I'er- and- son of Mrs. S. .1.

Perrault and the late Dr. Julian Perrault. Interment private. In this city. December 15.

1909. Mar- garet O'Brien, beloved wife of Michael O'Brien, and sister Michael, James and Patrick Kirby, Charles Mannlon and the late Mrs. Ellen Daily, a native of CahireouUsh, County Limerick. 'Ireland, ajted 66 years. 'The funeral will take place today (Sat- urday): ot 8:45 o'clock, from the parlors of the Henry J.

undertaking com- pany, 1314 Webster street between Ellis and O'FarreH streets, thence to St. Joseph's church, where "a solemn requiem hlfjh mass will be celebrated for the repwe of her soul, com- mencinz o'clock. Interment private, 1 Holy Cross cemetery. In this city; December 15, 1909, Zacuarlah dearly beloved hnsband of the late Ellle Prentice, loving father of Ora, El- ton Elna and the' late Ivy. Nellie and Harry Prentice, son of the late Mrs.

Ellen brother -of Mrs; It. Shnte. and nephew of Mrs. Rebecca Oreen. a native of York A member of Golden Gate lodge No.

204. I. O. O. Friends and.

acquaintances are respectfully Invited to' attend tho funeral tomorrow at 10 o'clock n.Vm..-from the parlor? the United. 2C06 Howard street near Twenty-second, where services will be Interment Mount Olivet -cemetery, by 1 1:40, train from' Twenty-fifth, and Va- encia streets. In Fruitvale. December 17. lW.fl, Ann Ratigan, beloved sUter.

of Patrick KatlZjin und the late. Mrs. Bridget Brooks, a. native of -County Ireland, aged 81 Notice funeral hereafter. Remains at the of Cnrcw Oeary In this city, December .17, .1009, Andrea.

beloved husband of (Jiuwpplna Simi. beloved father 'of and Florence Slml, beloved son of Angelo and i beloved' brother ltlzicri iiiid Gaetano Mrs. Uosa Campa- donlco, Mrs. E. Belli, (J.

Grannnccl' and 'Mrs. Giorgi, a native Italy," aged 48 years. V. SPRUNQ-I-In this city. December 10, 1909, Harry dearly beloved husband; of Helena G.

and loving "father i. of Vera.M.° and Raymond Sprung and the late Harold J. Sprung-, beloved too of Mary and latesHiram' and -brother of Walter, Haymond Milton 'Sprung A. 'Fernandez. natlve-of 'Nevada aged 31 years and days.

A' member of Golden Gate camp No. O. W. Friends and ncqunlntsinees are' Invited- to attend the funeral today (Sat- at a' from" his Mr.ie je.ii- i- deuce, Lloyd street! off near Waller. thence to Sacred i Heart where solemn requiem high mass celebrated; for the repose of soul, ccmrrenclng at 9 m.

In- Crop's i cemetery, In this December 16, 1909, Hubert Harold. I bf loved, child 'of and Rose Stanovich, and brother of Grade Stano- vicb.r a native int San Francisco, 1 aged years and .5 days. Friends and are respectfully itivltert to attend "Xthe funeral services day at 'o'clock from, the 'residence; of herpar- 1 3548 't Francisco street, between Powell atnl Stockton streets." Interment Holy Cross jemetery; 1 In Alameda. December; IC. Alberts beloved husband lof 1 Mollle rttrane, loving father 3of Platt Strum, '-'and son i ln law of and Captain of Alameda, at native of Connecticut;" aged! 30 (Srearn 1 9 months ami 21 Invited lo nttend- the funeral services tomor-" (Sunday), "December 1909.

at 2:30 jj 5 o'clock 3 temple. rcbrner; of I'ark street and ''Alameda fc f. es under the auspices of "Oak Grove No." NON-SECTARIAN CEMETERY Office Grant Market 7th Sts; 5 S'. a I win take nlace In Oakland on Monday at 10 o'clock a. m.

Id Visitaclon valley, Cal Deee-n- ber 14, 1009, Thomas C. Travillon. a naHve en ac 1 and members of the tend the funeral tomorrow (Sunday) at 1 CWh Ami Slsteenth between UHvet eSmit Ch tr? Interment Mount xwenty-eighth and Valencia streets 8 17. 1909. Trr6n lo of Amelia B.

lyron. and loving father of ij. T. Tyron ffi' Hag; VICKERS-in OaSland, December 1C loob' dearly btloved husband of ArneVE ickers, and father of Carrie L. AnXS Lnsland vi years 3 months and 2 dW and aeqnalntanees are rwneVtftillT clock p.

m. at the family 5570 -2 a Notice nf funeral hereafter. In this city. December 17 130P John beloved husband of Maria Voss anrt a-tS-itaSJ" agea ca th oi 1 A v- I man WI 7 A Kidman loving father of aged 69 years 7 months and 22 dkyt Dy dearly beloved busbaaS of Margaretha Wind, and father of Mrs. a native of aged 59 Tear and A memb Danmark C.

Dania'- ate So D- B. S. and Marln lodge No. 200. I.

O. i- F'lepdBF Ie d8 and are re'spectfnllT ted 1 the taner 1 tomorrow (Sai day), at .12 o'clock, from his late fZ i Vr 1 thence to Swedhh- American hall. Market street near Sanchei where, funeral services wUI be held under the auspices of Danmark No. 2. Danla.

at 1-30 rrTage. cemetery. Joy ln this city. December 15. IDO9 Ben- Jamirf beloved husband of tht? late Esther Woo.l.

and loving father of and Ethel a native of Germany' The funeral services (private) will be held tomorrow 2 p. at the ehanei In Odd Fellows' cemetery. pfl In' city. I December 17. 1 1909 LU- llan dearly wife of William mother of Lillian and Beatrice Youns (twins) daughter of I.oul»and Sadie.

Henkel. and slsl ter of Mrs. Minnie Yoansr and Mary Ma'r- S' Beatrice' and Harry Uenkel, a native Brooklyn. N. aged 27 years 9 and 0 day.

m. INDEPENDENT OF THE TRUST Seventy-Five Dollars I AVILL, FI'KMSH HEARSE; IWO CARRIAGES -EMBALMING SHROUDiANDvCLpTH COVERED CASKEF JULIUS S.GOWEAU MminOtflrtutVi 2133 2999 and 1305 Franklin St. nr. 17th, Oakland Pbonr Oakland 404S Branch: 305 ay. Temp.

SmHS Ambulance untl Carringes to 11 1 re INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADS ACCOTraTASTS-CEBT. TVTtUC. P. APARTMENTS oL 5. P.

Sr-P AXTTOMOBIXES. 'iv BARBERS AND SUPPLEES Coj- 2. P. 22 BAR AND STORE nXTURES Ori. P.

82 BICYCIJES AND Col. 1, P. BUSINESS Col. 1. P.

23 BUSINESS COLXEGES Co). BUSINESS PERSONALS. Col. 3. P.

-3 BERKELEY HOUSEKPG ROOMS. 4, P. 22 BXTTTONS AND PLEAHNQ CoL 7, P. 22 CARPET CLEANING. "f- CONTRACTORS AND BUILDZKS.

CoL 7. Y. £2 CLAIRVOYANTS Col. P. 23 Col.

2. s. Z3 DYEING AND CLEANING CoL 7, P. 22 DRESS Col. 7.

P. CoL 1. 23 EMPLOYMENT OFFICES CoL 3, P. EMBLOYMENT Col. 1.

P. 22 EMPLOYMENT 1. P. 22 FEMALE HELP WANTED Col, t. P.

22 Col. 3, P. 22 Col. 3, P. 23 FLATS TO LET CoL 5.

P. 22 FLATS TO FURNISHED 6, 23 FLATS FOR' CoL P. 22 FLATS TO CoL 3, P. 22 FOR MISCELLANEOUS CoL 9. P.

22 CoL 7. P. 22 FURNITURE FOR SALE Col. P. 22 FURNITURE WANTED P.

22 FREIGHT FORWARDING 6, P. 22 GLASS 7, P. SUE HORSES. WAGONS AND HARNESS. Col.

7. P. 22 S. P. 22 HOUSES TO P.

22 HOUSES TO Oakland CoL 6. P. 22 HOUSES TO LET Unfurnished. Col. 8.

P. 22 Col. 3. P. 23 LEGAL NOTICES CoL 4.

P. 23 LODGING HOUSE 3 FOR CoL UP. 23 LOST AND FOUND CoL S. P. 22 31ALE HELP WANTED P.

22 a. P. 22 MATRIMONIAL CoL J. P. 23 MEDICAL." 1 Col.

2. P. 23 MATERNITY HOMES 3, P. 23 LODGES Col. 7, P.

21 JCINZS AND Col. 3, P. 23 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS 7. P. 22 MONXY TO P.

23 P. 23 MUSICAL IKSTRUMEHTS NOTARY. PUBLIC. CoL P. 23 OFFICES AND STORES TO LET.

P. 22 P. 23 PATENT CoL 2, P. 23 PHYSICIANS CoL P. 23 POPULAR Cot.

2, P. 83 PROPOSALS AND Col. 4, P. 23 EEAL ESTATE CITY. CoL 4.

P. 23 I. P. 23 P. 23 REAL E3T COUNTRY.

P. S3 C01.7,P.J3 REAL OAKLAND. CoL 7. P. 23 SEAL' BERKELEY.

CoL 7, P. 23 REAL CoL 7. P. 23 REAL TO CoI. 7.

P. 23 300X3 AND BOARD CoL 4, P. 22 ROOMS AND CoL P. 12 ROOMS AND -BOARD CoL 6. P.

Zi EOOMS TO Col. 3, P. 22 Col. 4. P.

22 ROOMS TO HOUSE KEEPING. CoL 4. P. 23 SALESMEN SOLICITORS WNTED.CoJ. 3, 2.

P. 23 STORAGE AND MOVING VANS Col. 6. P. 22 SPIRITUALISM CoL 9.

P. 23 SEWING MACH1NE5. 6, P. 22 P. 23 TYPEVTRITERS AND SUPPLIES.

Col. 7. P. 22 UNPAID COLLECTED. CoL 3, P.

22 FlDELlTr: lodge. 120. F. A. A Special meeting.

Klnar Solomon's ball. IT3O Flllmore at p. m. TODA.V. Installation of otHctim.

F. BARRY. Secwtary. GOLDEN GATE lodse 204, I. O.

O. F. Members are tnttj requested to funeral of our Z. H. PRENTICE, Sunday.

19. at the funeral pailon of United L'ndcr- takin: company. Hnwarrt near 2Cd. T.VW. TAYLOR.

5. G. F. IXTLEY. Reg.

ORIENTAL encampment N0. 57. O. O. V.

and will timoMr at ferry 4:43 p. m- JB for O'TjiJ'nt-it 1 Procure tickets from itmn'l trip. All welcome. By order C. P.

POWXIE. R. S. Continued oa Acit Pajt.