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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-25
The Crisis, Odds On Favorite,
Beaten Out at Worth by
New MOWn Hay,
Special Dispatch to The Call.


CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-Only a small
sized crowd attended the races at
Worth this afternoon. There was an
ordinary card, and the cold, disagree
aDle weather served to keep all but
the regulars away. The sensation Of
the afternoon came in the third race
when The Crisis, an odds-on fayorite,
was defeated by New Mown Hay.
Rough riding, which went unnoticed
Dy the judges, won the race for New
MoWn Hay, backed from 16 to 5 down
TO IA to 5. Head and head at the far
turn, Robbins. who rode New Mown
hay, evidently pulled in on the favor
tie. causing HOTTER to pull up on The
crisis and the FLY fell back to fourth
place. New Mown Hay then went on,
taking good lead in the stretch and
was never headed, winning by two
lengths. After recovering from the
Interference, The Crisis closed stoutly
and took second place easily. Sum-
mary:
FIRST RAcE-Six furlongs; selling; four
year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
9 to 2-Automation,1 los Gynch) / ~ "a
ad Is to Lem lie Rec, Reed. 1oa CRSmlli} 22
Time. I:ia 20. start fair: won easily
Winner, II. Hernden & Co.'S b. h 60 by
Autocrat-von Hera. Canajoharie 1O7 Four
Leaf c 1o2. The Musketeer Ito, Julia Junkin
1o2. Mary McCafrerty fo2, Corbetts Bay 1o7
Minesap 102 Joe Frey ITO, Postman, 102,
Flaunt 1o2. finished as named
SECOND RACE-Afile and fifty yards; sell
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin.
8 to l0-Emp Of India, 11OCTreubD 81 In
: to ARAB. 9s (shaver). ...... 1221
Time. 40. Start good. Won easily. Winner.
J. A Wernbergs :. g. by, Prime Minister
chockayotte IS. Avenger 1os Perry ly wadd Deli
93. Langford James IS, Mingore 10S, finished
named.
THIRD RACE = Six furlongs; purse; all
ages:
Il to 5-N Mown Hay Hayl oGCRfS
e to 2O.The Crisis. los cHofdT} 9 - 20
100 @ to st 1O2 or %on
ner, c. E. Durnels b. (. 90 by Ben Brush
Red Clover. St Paula 105. Cognomen 100.
Intrigue 81, Gypzene 106 Flight 90, finished
named.
FOURTH RAcE-one mile; three-year-olds
Betting Horse Weight Jockey ST. q Fin.
TO Bad News. lis Helgesn ! pa z
so to brand New,96 CAdcIntye) "a 8 20
Time. 40 2-5. Start bad. Won handily.
Winner. E; r. Bradley's Dr. g a. by Flying
Introductor 1O4, finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-one and sixteenth miles;
four-year-olds and up; selling:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. ST. e Fin.
10 federal. los CMcIntyre) 1 1k1
10 to 1-Meistersinger, 107 (Kunz) SO %
to 2-Ethylene. 1O7 CHarris). 2h 3h
Time. las 1-5. Start good. Won handily.
Winner ]. Arthur's b. G. 81 by Burlington
1O2 Celebration 100. Bank Street 102. Harvey
102, Chanterelle 104. finished named.
SIXTH RACE-Five and a half furlongs;
two-year-olds; purse:
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin
to Col. Rupert. 112 (TreubD 1 h h
to 4-Gld. Enamel, liz Domnk) An %
80 to 1-Logstilia, 100 CWilson). SO 35
Time, 1907 20. Start good Won driving.
Winner, J. A. Wernberg's CHI. c. by Gotham
Frederick Janeta 100. Matidor 1O3, Dr.
Lego lob, Rossbourne 1O3. Capitano 103
Raviana los, finished as named.
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464. This is new record. beating that
made by Thomas Anderson last year
by seven points. DR.. Calkins at Spring
field and ]. B. Crabtree at CreedmOO-
won the second and third prizes re-
spectively.
The silver bowl. representing the mil
itary revolver championship Of the
United States, was won by Thomas An
dersOn at Creedmoor with a total OF
5S5, beating Lieutenant r. II. Sayre's
score Of last year by twenty points.
The latter won second prize this year
with 54S points and Lieutenant NJ. H
Smith, at Creedmoor, third prize with
534
The military record match was won
by Thomas Anderson with a score OF
2O6. Lieutenant Sayre captured second
prize and A L Himmel Wright third
prize, both at Creedmoor
George Frahm Of San Francisco won
a medal In the any revolver match
with score Of 4o5 and August Hawke
of San Francisco a medal for pistol
shooting, score Az.
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All AGE STAKE WON
BY WAVE OF FORTUNE
~. Louis Dog Carries on the Days
HOnOrs at the Nebraska
Trials.

FRIEND. Neb.. Oct. 24.-Wave Of
Fortune q brindle dog owned by j.
-. LAWN Of St Louis, was the winner
Of the aIl-age stake, which was COM
pleted at the Friend COursing Clubs
park to-day. He also won the Burke
cup. 2 handsome trophy. which must
be won three times TO become the
permanent property Of a competitor.
The Waterloo stake will be run Thurs
day and Friday, the hounds resting
for two days. The summary for to-
day in the fifth and following rounds:
Fifth round-Advertiser, owned by
z. J. Corn, Augusta Kans., beat
Northern Express, Butte, Mont; Wave
OF Fortune beat Limerick Belle,
owned by N. @. Keaugh, Chicago;
MarVis Clair ran bye.
Seminal rOund-Adyertiser beat
Marvis Clair, owned by d. X. Carter.
Cottonwood, kans.; Wave of Fortune
ran a bye.
Final rOund-Wave Of Fortune beat
Advertiser.
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ALDEN LANDS AT TEN TO ONE.
Runs a Smashing Race and Wins Del
mar Handicap.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 24.-Aden, at 10
to l, with top weight up, ran smash
ing race and beat a fine all age field in
to-day's Delmar handicap. Favorites
had a bad day, only one choice win
ming. The weather was clear and the
track fast. Attendance, $500.
FIRST RACE-Maiden two-year-olds; 1--WE
and q half furlougs:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St q Fin
TO 1-Trourere. 100 Henssy) % III
IS 70 GOTTA stone. 1o2 (Neely( h %
%1RHsf May nsd g. be s TF0q ios
GIT 1872 Aten 81, sharon Springs Io5, IN
ished as named CRox l02, left at post.)
SECOND RAcE-FOur-year-Ol and up;
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St. x Fin
so Isl BansI Los Los sAGstip'1S p
. 70 l-Dr. Burns. 1o5 (YOungl IN "a
Time. 1:zs1a. Start fair. Won driving.
drew-DanieIla Jake weber 100. Tribes 100
Missile 1O3, Sanctissima 100. Caelana 100
William f II 1o5 Flora Levy 100. Gerda 105,
Pepper Dick 100. finished as named
THIRD RAcE-Maiden two-year-oIds: five
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. Y Fin.
to Clara Dee. l02 Diekson). 2 sn In
70 Russell A, 1O5 CHead)...7 81 81
4 70 4-6euoiSOs 1VO 4 n ia
Time. 1:1oA. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. ]. c. Milan & Co.'S b. I. by st.
Julien-Marie c. John Randolph 1o7. Kitty
Belle Brooks 1o2. Stella NJ 102. Dresden IO2
Mskaina los, finished named.
FOURTH RACE-seven furIongs; handicap;
two year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. :. Fin.
10 to Alden, 10 (Cheatham).... 81 III
10 Edith May. 90 Oicksonl 81 Oh
Time. PHI. Start good. Won driving
Winner, w d. stringer's Oh. c. go by Athe-
Ulsie. Terms Rod 81. Arlena 80, Wolfram
80, St. Flour IS and Ralph Young 9s. finished
named.
FIFTH RAcE-one and a sixteenth miles
three-year-olds and up:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St y Fin.
Z 10 Miss Betty. 9s Cwilliams). 111z1 3
4 to Orient rs (Austfn) $3.50. 2h -
4 to Bengal. 81 Dickson) B y 3 h
Time. Ash Start good. Won driving
Winner, Martin Walkers oh. T. CD by ST.
George-Free VIII. Pathos 100. Sambo ITO and
Ivernia 81 finished named.
SIXTH RAcE-one and an eighth miles;
four-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St q Fin
TO Second Mate 103 (Dkson) 3 l161
Z TO Geo. Vivian. 100 (Wliams) 8 22
10 to Judge Cantrill.105 (Sclly) 215k3I
Time. :56h. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. G. H. Neal & Co.'S b. h. ca by First
Mste-vera. Barca 9s. Golden Light los. Sa-
bot 100. Brentwood 100 Drummond 104 and
Pats Choice 1o3 finished as named
Every time a widower looks at an
unmarried woman the gossips get busy.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-25
BASEBALL MEN MEET.
California Well Represented at Gath
ering In New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The annual
meeting of the National Association Of
Baseball Leagues opened here to-
day. Representatives of twenty-three
leagues, containing 168 clubs, were
present. Late in the afternoon the
national board went into executive
session to consider thirty-one disputed
and formally submitted questions.
Among those present are: Eugene
F. Bert of San Francisco, presiden%of
the Pacific Coast League; Henry Har-
ris, president of the San Francisco
club; Cal Ewing. president of the Oak
land club of the Pacific Coast League,
and James F. Morley, president Of the
Los Angeles club.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-25
ANGELS DEFEAT
THE SIW Washes
Seattle Team Puts Up Miser-
able Exhibition in Game
With Men From the South
NEWTON FOOLS BATTERS
Eleven Errors by Northern
Rlayers Taken Advantage
OF by Morley's Aggregation
NEWTON FOOLS BATTERS
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SEATTLE, Oct. 24.-Seattle's errors
were not only costly but came so fast
that it was difficult to chalk them
down. For three innings it did not
make any difference who got hold Of
the ball, misplay followed. Newton
pitched steady game and was master
of the situation at all times He was
we'll supported all around. Hewlett,
formerly a Pacific National League
player, will hold down third for Seattle
during the remainder Of the season.
There has been a big hole at third.
The score:
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TROTTER DOES
A FAST MILE
Unpaced the Speedy Son Of
Delmar Circles the Course
at Memphis in 2O1A
BAD RACING WEATHER
He Lowers Old Mark of Lou
Dillon and Himself by
Just One Half a Second

MEMPHIS. Oct 24-Major Delmar,
owned by Z. Z. Smathers of New York
and driven by Alta Mcdonald. estab-
lished q new worlds record for uR-
paced trotters at the Memphis Driving
Park to-day when he circled the track
in 2:01E. The previous mark was
2.0l%, held jointly by Major Delmar
ard Lou Dillon. TO-day's performance
was cheered by large crowd ana
horsemen generally were Of the opinion
that had the weather conditions been
more favorable the son of Delmar
would have made even a lower mark
A cold wind was blowing up the home
stretch. which materially iessened the
sDeed Of the horse in the final effort
Tor the wire.
Major Delmar stepped the first quar-
ter in 81 seconds. the half IN l:00S+ and
the three-Quarters pole was passed in
1901. In the run home he tired and
passed the judges stand in 2:0lA.
Dan Patch. the pacing champion. was
sent against his own unpaced mark OF
] .59l. but he failed 10 equal this rec
ord. Both Delmar and Patch were ac-
ccmpanied by runners on the side.
Summary:
The sunny South 2:I3 pace. two in three
Sly8o-Ihe bgoneho Won tNo r S1LS-En NJ
nut and Three Feeds for one Cent also started
2.l6 pace. two in three. $lOoO-Gayety won
two straight heats in 2:l2% and 2:Os&- Or
Francis. Delpha and Angelin Wilkes also
started.
ESQ pace. two in three. SIO0O-Funston Won
two straight heats in 2-l4t4 and 2-l97<- EInh
j. and Bonita also started
PIP trot. amateur drivers-Imogene won the
first and third heats in 2.l2l. and 2:lS12. 1
Live won the second heat in 2:l6l2-
2.07 pace amateur drivers. two in three tun-
fnished)-Dry Monople the first heat IN
2-1Ols. Den X won the second heat in Z:uS1 ~
Green Line also started.
Major Delmar TO beat 2-ol%, uotting-I1ne
hy quarters 81. 1.o0&i. 1904, 2-ol "a
Dan Patch, 10 beat -59h. pace-Itme oy
Quarters 20 .EQa, 20 2 DOL
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DELMAR SELECTIONS.

First race-EthePs Pride, Dorothy
DOdd. Stella NJ.
Second race-Madoc, Bob Curt, Bird
Pond.
Third race Felix MozzeS, LaSsO,
Jack Moran
Fourth race Flora WilIOughby,
Taby Tosa. Lubin.
Fifth race-Gay LiZZette, Mafalda,
Light Opera.
Sixth race Marlin, Frank Rice,
Triple Silver.
Condition of the track-Fast.
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JOCKEY HARTMAN HURT.
Sustains Broken Shoulder i'm Steeple-
chase at Latonia.

Sustains a Broken Shoulder in Steeple-
chase at Latonia.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 24.-Two jock
eys were seriously injured in the first
steeplechase of the meeting at Latonia
to-day. There was a mishap of some
sort at nearly every jump, the most
serious of all being the one to Jockey
Hartman, who fell off near the third
jump and received a broken shoulder.
Jockey Pierce fell at the quarter jump
and suffered badly bruised head. Re-
suits:
First race. six furlongs-Glad Smile won
Jed Grillo second. Magdalie Lee third. Time
1:14k.
Second race. five furlongs, selling-Bashford
Belle won. Steel Trap second, Agnes Vir-
ginia third. Time, 1:02.
Third race, one mile-Requiter won, Corus-
cate second, Applex third. Time 1:40k
Fourth race, handicap, steeplechase, short
course-Red Car won. Dominique You second
Rip third. Time. 3:01.
Fifth race, FIVE and a half furlongs-Ram'e
Horn won, Bowling Bridge second. Harpoon
third. Time. :07.
Sixth race. one and a sixteenth miles-Glen-
wood won, Annie Williams second, Kilmorie
third. Time, 1:4sh.
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HORSES PICKED TO
WIN TO-DAY.
JAMAICA SELECTIONS.
WORTH SELECTIONS.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race Careless, TrosSachs,
FOxmead.
Second race-Bishop Poole. j. b.
Smith, Arc Light.
Third race-Mayor Johnson, Rusk
Mamie Hodge.
Fourth race-Brancas. Martinmas.
HuZZah
Fifth race - Little Elkin, Ben
Chance, Charlie Miller.
Sixth race-Ivan the Terrible, Col
onel RUPERT, Michael Byrnes.
Condition of the track-Fast.
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Change in Game schedule.

FRESNO, Oct. 24.-Treasurer Wor-
lev of the Pacific Coast League an
nounced tonight that the November
programme of the league would be
changed. Seattle and Oakland will
play the week commencing November
2 in Oakland instead of Fresno. The
first game here will be between Taco
ma and Seattle on November s. The
change was made because of the fact
that it was conceded that Seattle and
Oakland are not drawing cards here.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-25

JEAN CASANAvE UNDER ARREST FOB
FRAUD.-Jean Casanave, alias Juan ca
who came to this port several weeks ago from,
Havana. was arrested by United States Immi-
grant Inspector D. J. Griffths last Saturday
night in the Eureka Valley Laundry on =
charge Of being illegally in the counfrx- n.
win be deported to Havana
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-25
HAYES VALLEY CLUB GETS
PERMIT FOR NOVEMBER
Eleven Supervisors Vote in Favor of
the Resolution and Five
Against 1t.

When the resolution granting the
Hayes Valley Athletic Club a profess
sional boxing permit for the month Of
November came up before the Board
OF Supervisors al yesterdays meeting
Braunhart objected TO its adoption.
The resolution, however, was adopted
by a vote Of II to 6 Booth, Braunhart,
Brandenstein, Col-nor and D'Ancona
voting against IL.
The Hayes Valley Club was also
granted an amateur boxing permit for
November II and the Bay City Club
one for November 4.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-25

BOY DIES IN A FIT.-Arthur Levy, a 10
sear-old boy residing with his parents at PA
Seventh street. was found dead in bed yester-
day morning he had been subject TO cpl
le.tic hts and was sufOcated by lying face
downward on the pillow.
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SUMMARY.

Errors-van Haltren CT, Blankenship CD.
Hickey, Frtsk, Leahy C2). Hall. James (2). To-
man, Newton. Stolen bases-Crayath. Chase,
Frisk. Two-base hits-C. Smith, Newton. Three
base hit. Smith. Sacrifice hits-Bernard.
Flood. Chase Van Haltren. Bases balls
on Hickey 2 Hit by pitched ball-Frisk.
Struck out = BY Hickey 4, by Newton 8.
Time Of game-One hour and forty minutes.
Umpire-McDonald
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Wise and w. saaiberg. and L =.
Ascheim. the grand secretary.
Mr.. Wolf viii leave this morning ne
O'Clock for Stanford University.
where he Will spend the day as the
guest Of David Starr Jordan He VIII
address the students there In the after
noon He will leave for the East to-
morrow night by way Of Portland. Or.
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Results at Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. A.-Elm Ridge re-
suits:
First race, six furlongs-Joe Goss won. Dan
Collins second, Sir Andrew third. Time.
1:14%.
second race 1--WE furlongsNRoyal Legend
won Lou Merrill second. Peggy third Time
1:01%.
Ihiru race, one ana a sixteenth miles-F1o
Bob won. Leila second, Ellie third. Time,
1:47h.
Fourth race, six frrlongs-Tyrolian won.
Tom Shelly second, Loretta NJ third. Time.
1:13.
Fifth race. steeplechase, full course
Schwarzwald won. Sweet Jane second, Spring
water third. Time, 400.
Sixth race. one mile-W. r. Condor won
The Major second. Pettijohn third. Time Ia
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-25

SUPERVISORS MUST.-City ATTORNEY Lonx
yesterday rendered an opinion that all a.
mands on the funds OF the F1rs Department
other than salary demands must be Approved
by the Board OF Supervisors as required 81
section Is, chapter 8. article 3 OF the cha<tsr
before the same can be approved By ne An
ditor
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SACRAMENTO. Oct. 24-Frederick Samuel
State. a native of this city fell from log
ging train on the FL Dorado Lumber Company's
railroad above Placerville last Saturday re-
ceving injuries to his head and spine that re-
suited in his death a few hours later.
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Every time a widower looks at an
unmarried woman the gossips get busy.
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SIXTH RACE - One and an eighth miles;
handicap; all ages:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
Q TO 5-Garbunele. III CRsdfernl; In
TO 2-Ethics, 90 Oh. Cochran).- 2 h "a
Time, 1855 1-5. Start fair. Won driving.
Winner. r. 7. Wilson Jr.'s b. 6. by Stuyves-
ant-Garnett- Proceeds also ran.
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FOLhIH RACE-Six furIongs; the Lynbrook
handicap; two-year-Clds:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. ST. q Fin
y to 1-Glenecho, los CBurns).. III g.
10 10 1-Gamara, 103 Oh. Phillips FL u
S 10 Pasadena. 119 CB. Mrtin) L 2 3 L
Time, 1:13 Start fair. Won easily. Winner
S 5. Browns b. c. by Longstreet-Laura Ethel
Augur. Teacrest. Austin Allen F1yback
Cairngorm. King Cole Hearts Desire finished
named
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FIFTH RACE - One and a quarter miles
selling: three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. ST. Fin
3 TO 1-Cloverland, 107 (Redfern) 8 1 h
TO 1-Stonewan, 81 (Travers). q u
IL TO 5-The Southerner. 1O0(Davs) 1 h 8 3
Time. 2:0s 2-5. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, z. r. Thomas b. C. by Flatlands-
Lucky Clover. Stolen Moments, Midshipman,
finished as named.
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The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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WORTH ENTRIES.

CHICAGO, Oct. 24-The entries for
to-morrow's races at Worth track fol-
low.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
GEORGE is PARDONED
Accomplish of Patsy COghIaH
in Murder of Officers
Duke Case Postponed.

The state board of pardOns yesterday
granted Fred George a pardon. He
was out on parole, after having been
sentenced for life for completely In the
shooting and killing of DOWse and
Stagg, two Wyoming officers. who came
across the state line TO assist in the
capture of George and Patsy COghlau.
The latter was executed i'm November.
1885, for the part he played i'm the dou-
bic crime.
The criminal career. as regards the
board Of pardOns, began I'm 1895. when
the two men stole a couple Of boxes of
straw berries. The crime was commit
ted in Salt Lake. They went to Park
City, and from there fled to wyoming
In that state they stole a couple Of
horses That interested the Wyoming
ofncIals, and the pursuit resulted I'm
the death of two officers, DOwse and
Stage. George and Coghlau then jour
neyed south INTO TOOeIe county, where
they were captured. The latter was
executed and George was given a life
sentence. He was later put on parole,
and yesterday was pardOned-
Harry T.. Pryor was also DaTdOned.
He was sent up from Iron county Oct.
2, 1903 for assault with a deadly wea-
pom. The sentence was three years.
The case of Harry II. Duke was again
postponed. The excuse given this time
for no action was that Associate Jus
tice McCarty was not present.
The following applications were re-
fused;
j. s. Harmon, burglary: C.. A. Lar
sen. rape, w. H Burton, ir.. grand
larceny; Fred Crismon, petit larceny,
For communication of sentence j. II.
Riddle. grand larceny and burglary;
Frank Hayden, assault with deadly
weapon. For parole: J. Leo Willis,
grand larceny. L, p. Johnson and J0-
seph Davis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-19
LOCAL INSURANCE co. WINS.
Receives Decision From Montana So
preme Court.

The supreme court of Montana yesterday
rendered a decision sustaining the writ 10
quash proceedings in the case or the Con
tinental Life Insurance company or TINS
state and the state auditor of Montana
This case grew out of a dispute between
the general agents of the eastern COM
panfes ana the officials of the Con6nen-
tai company as to some of the contracts
Complaint was lodged with the insuT-
anCe department Of Montana charging the
Continental company with doing business
contrary to the law of the state Ane
alleged violation was found 70 consist lIi
the issuing by the company OF certain
contracts called fIOcal adviser contracts.
The auditor after advisement decided
that these contracts constituted no viola
ton Of the laws.
After the decision the company resumed
business in the state and few DAYS
later the general agents filed oomplalnt
charging the auditor, j. H. Caiderhead,
with malfeasance in office and discrlmlil-
ating i'm favor Of the Continental COM
panT of which concern ne is stock
holder.
The attorney general Joined with the at
t0rnevs of the Continental company lu a
writ requesting the supreme court 60
ouash proceedings, which action WAS
taken.