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gDrssyof Rufus A. iagsr.
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county Treasurer Geofge w. Crum
Deputy Treasurer ". W. Doub.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11

Suit for damages has been
brough against u. Il o. II. II. by
Charles Cecil aud Harry Baum
gardner for alleged false arrest.
urner aud Buckley are the attor.
ncys In tho case.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11

In "a recent issue Of The Com
m0ner Mr.. Bryan in reviewing
the work Of the Chairmen in the
various States Of the Union says
that considering the odds there
is none who did moro efficient
work or made q better showing
than Chairman Murray Vandiver,
OF Maryland.
Subscribe for THE CITIZEN
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11

! A large force Of hands are bal
lasting the track of the Wash
ington, Frederick and Gettys
burg Railroad between Lewis
town and Catoctin Furnace.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11
For Register Of Wills.

The following gentlemen have
announced their candidacy for
the nomination Of Register of
Wills. Tor Frederick county on the
Republican ticket: Messrs. Viii
liam y. Cutshall. the present in.
cnmbent; Tx Sheriff Patterson, Of
diminishing; George W. Hon
man, Of WoodSboro; Melvin z.
Wood. OF New Market; q. Lloyd
Palmer. Of Lewlstown, and DR..
w. A. Long, Frederick City.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11

Traffic was DELAYED for a short
time on the Frederick and Inter
Urban Railroad by the breaking
OF "A trolley wire.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
C0MISKEY is COMING TO
SEE HENS CHICKS

lien Berry has received a letter from
Manager Comiskey of the Chicago Amer
lean baseball team club, in which it is
stated that Kip O'Neil has arrived safely
home bubbling over with optimistic opin-
ions of the Pacihc coast as the place
for the White Sox 10 shake off the stupor
of the winters Information in preparation
for the coming seasons activities.
In the epistie Manager Comiskey opens
negotiations for the appearance OF his
team in Los Angeles about March t. Ii
present plans mature successfully the
Sox will invade the local sod licks and
the San Francisco branch about thirty
strong. Comiskey will divide his bleached
hosiery crew into two sections and keen
the remnants in active service here and
in the Bay city during the entire practice
season.
Henri will now proceed to overhaul his
ow1 material to get the benefit of the
eastern tutoring and by the time the
Sox are displayed the Angels will have
the guest chamber at the Chutes all
ready for their visitors. Local fans will
get a chance to see the whole array ot
fancy Chicago footwear as both dele
cations of the Comiskey aggregation will
hold services here.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
INDOOR BASEBALL
ADDED AT |. |. A. c.

The pleasure promoters at the Los An
geles Athletic club are planning the ad-
dition of indoor baseball to help fill their
sport almanac and incidentally to fur
nish another item of diversion for the
stilly watches Of the nights.
One of the principal motives advanced
by the enterprising spirits in charge is
to form a second team TO play with and
try to defeat the nine already in existence
at the club, which has made divers and
sundry noises about being invincible. The
lineup of the self-styled champions is:
Heinzman, catcher; Guernsey, pitcher;
Les Henry first base; Galley, second base;
Stamps, third base; Sheehan, right short
stop; j. Watlington, left shortstop;
Adair left field, and Loomis or Moore,
right field.
There is plenty of material in the club
for another team which Will hush these
sounds or at least give the present nine
some foundation for their representa-
tions of class.
AS soon as the challengers are deter
mined a series of games will be arranged
to settle the dispute of supremacy, and
considerable strife is expected to develop
before the question is decided.
The club is also planning for a water
polo tournament to be held soon after
the big paddle fest at Bimini baths. The
Binini plunge will be engaged for the
naval football, and If the first expert
ments are successful regular schedule
of water polo games will be listed and
teams will be formed in the CLUB.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
PROFESSOR WOULD
MAKE MEN STRONG
NOTED HARVARD TEACHER is
FOR ATHLETICS
Says Physical Condition Should Have
Much to Do with Awarding
Honors Along Scholastic
Lines
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Jan. 10.-Prof. Dudley A.
Sargent of Harvard makes unique plea
for the uplifting of college athletics ana
physical culture in an article. "Compul-
sorry Physical Education" published IN
the January number of the School he
view, issued from the University OF Chl-
cago press yesterday.
He advises that mo student should be
given honors in his studies unless he has
attained a certain grade in his gymnas-
tics or athletics.
He draws the conclusion. after critics.
ing the position Of college faculties which
forbid students to take honors in athletics
unless they have a creditable standing IN
their studies.
This requirement., writes Prof. Sar~
gent, would insure the conscientious stu
dent against impairing his health In view
of raising his standing in scholarship,
which at the present time he is likely to
do on account of the keen competition to
which he Is subjected
Dr. Sargent believes physical culture
and athletics should be included in the
required curriculum. Under the head
of physical training" he continues, Il
should be glad to see included all forms
of physical activity, including music,
vocal and instrumental, drawing, paint
Ing and modelling, and all forms of
manual training. dancing, skating. swim
ming, rowing, bicycling, military drill-all
forms of alisthenics-games, plays and
the various forms of athletic sports"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
PERKINS, PINK
TEA READY
HEMPEL AND HOLMES PREPARE
MISCELLANEOUS BREW
Attractive Program of Sports Will Go
to Fill Golfers of Newsboy
Baseball Trust Mag
nate

AS a final touch to assure the success
of Red Perkins party at the Chutes this
afternoon, Coach Holmes of the Univers-
ity of Southern Californ'L and Coach
Hempel of st. Vincent's college have
been engaged to take charge of the ath-
letic events and they will conduct all of
the miscellaneous stunts except the ball
game and boxing matches.
James ]. Jeffries will WELD the scepter
on the diamond and settle the respective
merits of the fighters
The program for the afternoon is
Exhibition of base running, fungo hit
ting and throwing by different players of
the amateur leagues.
Two three-round boxing bouts between
Ruddy Unholz VS. Kid Dalton. and Danny
Webster VS.. Eddie Menny.
Baseball game between the Pasadena
and Edison clubs of the California VIM
ter league.
1t is planned for the curtain to raise
promptly at 2 o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
MIDMONT WINS AT
ODDS OF 80 7OI
RsT RACE-one mile, selling
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10-Neglected
at odds of 80 to 1 Midmont made run
away race of the third event at Emery
VILE today. Lazell was favorite. but Rice
was not strong enough and had to be
content with the place. Lone Wolf nosed
out Funnyside for the show.
1t was Miller's ride that won for Col.
Warwick in the fourth. The track was
heavy. -.esults:
First race s furlongs. jurse-Siege Gun, 1l2
(Kelly) 6 to /. won; Deneen, 1O9 CWalsh), II to
2. second; Lord Fiigrane, 100 tMiller), to .
third: time :03 3-5. Oronage, Burlingame
Trust, Bobby Shafto. Mike Asheim, Leonards-
dale and Van Gardan finished as named.
Second race. furlongs purse-smiley Cor
hett, 112 CMcIntyre), even won; Bardonia. l09
(NcClan), to 1, second; Calves 109 Rettig),
i2 to l. third; time 1903 Pan de ORC. Charlie
Dcherty, san Oak San Gil and Merritt Buxton
finished named.
Third race, 1-lG miles, selling Midmont
12i McIntyre), 80 to /, won; Lazelle. 1l6
(Rice), even, second; Lone Wolf. 121 Wil-
liams). to /, third; time :5s Funnyslde, St.
George Junior and Lowlands finished as named
Fourth race, / mile, selling-Col. Warwick
104 Cfiller), to l. won; Capt. Hale, lis
Davis), 6 to l. second; l., c. Ackerley. 107
CKeogh), 10 to /. third; time 1:i6 3-5. Alaric
Paadin Sam McGibbon. Taunt Arcourt, Alta
Spa and Dave Weber finished as named.
Fifth race. l mile 100 yards sclins-Blanche
c., "a (Butler). II to D. won: Dollie Dollars lO4
CMiller), II to o. second; Eduardo, 10S q'isher)
to 6, third time 1:51 l-5 The Captain and
Fairy Street finished as named
Sixth race, So furlongs, purse-ovelando Ill
CMiller). 16 to ., won; Billy May 1Ol (Mc-
Claim, to l. second; Bryan, JOG. Fisher).
TO l. third time LOS 4-5. Plausible, Sister
Francis. Brian Brou, sam Berber and Hector
finished as named
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
BANKER is GOOD
WITNESS FOR SELF
John r. Walsh of Chicago Protests
That He Protected Interests of
institution to the Best of
His Ability
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10-With the conclu-
sion this afternoon of the cross -examin-
alton of John X. Walsh, the taking of
testimony in the long drawn out case
against the former bank president was
practically completed. Arguments on
the evidence will be begun Monday morn
ing, Judge Anderson having announced
that he would be engaged with other mat
ters tomorrow, and it is thought that
the case will oe given to the jury before
the close of next week.
Reaffirming and reiterating today that
his first concern In all of the transac-
tions between himself, his banks and his
various enterprises had always been the
welfare of the Chicago National bank,
the defendant witness came through the
ordeal of examination without retracting
a word of his initial declarations.
He made admissions which were re-
garded by the prosecution as compro-
missing to his plea of innocence, but he
maintained to t last that the interests
of the bank were always protected 10
the best of his judgment.
One of the admissions forced from him
by the searching Interrogation of Assist
ant District Attorney Dobyns as that the
memorandum notes, the Importance OIL
which had been emphasized by the pros
ecution were not the record of loans to
the persons whose names appeared on
the reports On the other hand, he de
clared that the unsecured loans which
had been proouced in evidence of alleged
bad faith were recorded by him as his
personal liabilities to the bank, even
when advanced to others, and that In
the event of his dean his estate would
have been held for their payment
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
WRECK
VICTIM MAY DIE
Unidentified Man Hurt in Train Crash
at Rucker Cannot Survive
His Injuries
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN JOSE, Jan. 10.-With the exception
of one man all the passengers injured
by the wreck at Rucker last evening are
doing well and will recover. This mans
identity is a matter of doubt He Is
dressed like a tramp and has the APP
pearance of one. All that can be learned
concerning him is that he had letter
in his pocket addressed to "a. Saunders,
Chicago"
He is himself unable to talk and there
is no hope that he will recover.
William Fergesen of Lawrence, Mass,
who was badly injured, will undoubtedly
recover.
All the injured are being attended to
at DR.. Clarks hospital in Gilroy, num-
ber of physicians and nurses being in
attendance.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
YALE BASKETBALL
TEAM REINSTATED
2y Associate, Press.

Z2y Associate Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-There were some
further developments in the athletic tan
gle yesterday when Barlow S. Weeks,
chairman of the executive committee of
the American Athletic union, stated that
Harry L. Hillman, the runner, suspended
himself by accepting a gold watch given
him, it is claimed for running an ex-
hibltion quarter mile at the games of
the Twenty-second regiment He will not
be eligible to compete in any amateur
event until reinstated by the registration
committee.
Manager Lyons of the Yale basketball
team, the members of which We're dis
qualified for playing against the George
Washington university team when there
Wee II is claimed. two professionals on
that team, has applied to the committee
for reinstatement Of the team The man
ayers explanation was satisfactory and
the players will be reinstated
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
SWORD WILL HANG OVER
ScANLoN UNTIL FRIDAY

The directors of the Midwinter base
ball league met last night to decide the
question of protest made by the Thistles
against the Florence Grahams on the
ground that Scanlon of the Grahams is
not eligible to membership in the league
because of his recent participation In a
Winter league game.
Sufficient evidence OF Scanlon's ineligi-
bi!ty could not be gathered at the meet
ing. however. and the directors postponed
a decision of the protest until the next
session on Friday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
GAMES SCHEDULED IN
BUSH LEAGUES SUNDAY

About the most important alteration
IN arise among the amateurs tomorrow
will be between the Hoegees and Meeks
at Chutes park.
Both teams are standing near the top
runR of the percentage ladder and will
each make hard effort TO tack the score
on the favorable side of the column.
Other games scheduled are:
Parr Colts at Azusa. Batteries-Colts;
Ellis and Bolom Azusa; Freeman and
Asher.
Eagles will play Dyas-Clines at JOY
park. Batteries-Eagles: Leonard and
Hoff. Dyas-Clines: Lyman and BERTHE
Whalen
The Nernons are also planning TO put
in the day at Happy Alley, but their OPP
ponents are not yet decided.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
VANDERBILT is SUED FOR
$4,000 RY AUTO BUILDER
gv Associated Press

BY A. sociated Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Alfred e. Van
derbilt has been sued by FRANCHISE Rich
ard for $4,000 claimed to be due for work
he did in building for Vanderbilt rae
ing automobile
In October, 1905, MIR. Vanderbilt decided
he would like to win some of the races at
Ormonde Beach and employed Richard
to build him a $50 horse power racing car.
When the car reached Ormonde it was
discovered that four of the eight cylin
ders refused to work MIR. Vanderbilt
Withdrew his entry. His experiment had
cost him $4,000, but he refuses to pay
the 5000 which Richard claims for his
work on the ground that the car had not
met requirements. i is stated that in
the tests the car developed ISL horse
power, making it the most powerful ever
built.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
WILL JORDAN LET HIS
PETS LEAVE HOME?
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Jan. To-
President Jordan received a telegram
from Sydney, N. S. W.. yesterday asking
that Stanford meet the picked team of
the New South Wales union, which IS
returning to the antipodes after a tour
of the British isles.
No date is given for the arrival of the
Australians, but they will probably reach
here In time to have the series over by
the middle Of February. If they coma
they will probably also meet teams rep
resenting British Columbia Rugby unions.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
FAIR GROUNDS SUMMARY
BY Associated Press.

BY Assoclateu Pfess.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. lo.--Fair Grounds re-
suits:
First race furlongs-Fordlmegel won,
George H. White second, Beimer third time
1876 Is.
Second race. furlongs-Airship won. Hues-
ted second, Foxhall third time i:22 1-6.
Third race, furlongs-Clifton Forge won,
French Nun second, Heart of Hyacinth third;
time 1874 20.
Fourth race, ! lis mlles-Hawkama won.
Gargantua second. Debar third time 1:s5ss.
Fifth race, furlongs-Paragon won, Ber-
tina y. second. Beatrice X. third; time :22 2-5.
sixth race, / l-16 miles-Fantastic won.
Donna second, Flavigny third; time 1856 AZ.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
GOLDSTElN WILL CONTEST
SETTLED WITHOUT TRIAL
Newspaper Man Who Claimed Share
of Valuable Property Decides
to Accept a COM
promise
" Associated Press.

AEsDCIdIEU
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1O.--A will con-
test over the $1,OOO,0OO estate of the late
Samuel Goldstein, which has been threat
ening during a period of four years, was
settled today on the very eve of trial.
Affection which Monroe Goldstein, the
contestant, bears his mother, Mrs. Sophie
Goldstei overcame the sense of injustice
he has nursed ever since his father dis
inherited him on account of his marriage
and led him to accept compromise. The
estate has increased In value since the
death of the elder Goldstein.
The proposition which the contestant
accepted is said TO be a substantial one,
though 1t is not as large as the quarter
share of the estate for which he was fight
ing. The late contestant will return to
Portland, Ore, where he is engaged in
newspaper work.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
WAITRESS, FORMER RESIDENT
OF Los ANGELES, PERISHES
6v Associated Press.

SAN LUIS OBIsPO, Jan. 1o-Emma
Erich. a waitress, undoubtedly perished
in the flames that destroyed the French
hotel last night. She was last seer by
Manager Thompson as she was rushing
to her room to save her belongings.
She had been at the French hotei ABOUT
two months and came here from Los An
geles. although her home is said to have
been In Pennsylvania. Manager Thomp-
son estimates the total loss at $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
Missionaries in Danger

By Associated Press.
PEKIN, Jan. 10.-Further reports OF the
riotlng at Kia Hsing Flu, town IN the
province of Che Kiang, declare the
movement there to be anti-foreign. The
Catholic missionary station has asked M.
Bapst, the French minister to China, for
protection.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
eoTcH WILL RETIRE
ny Assrela.ed rross.

IIy NV tIa-Fu IIFsss =
BALTIMORE Jan. 1O-Frank Gotch,
champion wrestler of America, announced
today that he has made up his mind to
retire at the end of this year rhe height
of mis- ambition has been to meet Hacken-
schmidt and now that this seems likely
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
Steamship Lines Agree
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
BREMEN, Jan. 10.-The North German
Lloyd and Hamburg-American steam
ship lines have definitely agreed to work
in unison on all of the important lines of
their services, the agreement to last
several years.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
cLEM'S SELECTIONS


First race--Bellmence, Pepper and
Salt, sainrida.
Second race - Achieve, Queen
Grove, Copper Princess.
Third rRce-Rineman, Stanley
Fay, Marster. 81
Fourth race--CoI. Jack, Edwin
Gum, Arimo.
Fifth race--BarOn Esher, First
Peep, Big Bow.
Sixth race--Rusfling SILK, GOrga-
Iette, Prolific.
Seventh race-El CasadOF, Med
ding Daisy, FastOsO.
GRiF'S SELECTIONS
First race-Pepper and Salt, Bell
mence, Sainrlda.
Second race-Achieve, Copper
Princess, Fred Maier.
Third race-Rihemnn, Stanley
Fay, Marster.
Fourth race-EdVTln Gum, Arimo,
LisarO.
Fifth race-First Peep, Baron
Esher. Mamie AIgOL
sixth race-GOrgaIette, Prolific,
Rustling SILK.
Seventh race-El CaEndOr, Fas-
tOsO, MeddIing Daisy.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11

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weakened badly last
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11

Sam Summer1eld and family arrived
yesterday from Chicago. Sam will prob
ably cut in this asternoon. 1t is his first
visit to the coast since 1897, when he
made big book at Oakland.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
SANTA ANITA sMATTERINes

Glen Creveling will sell to the highest
bidder in the paddock at l p. m. today
the following horses, all of which are in
training and ready to race, the property
of several owners: Cork Hill, Dulcinea,
AXIS Ar Ber, Water Net, Lady Abyssinia
and Dusty Miller.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
GOOD TIME
FOR BOOKS
Al ARCADIA
FOUR OUTSIDERS DUMP THE
FORM STUDENTS
cREsToN TRIMS PREEN IN BIG
RACE OF DAY
Giovanni BaIerio, Allowed to Go OUT
at Long Price, Scores in Opening
Number-TayIor George
Connects
Ry !. G. GRIFFIN

vTVWO favorites and four upsets served
10 take the place of real features at
l. santa Anita yesterday, and the DOCKS
experienced an afternoon that CAMEO Aor
nothing but sr1iles. Scarfell and HarVel'
both at odds-on, were the only hrs'
choices to score; Giovanni Balerio, at lO
to 1. Lady Chiswell, with hung along
side her name, Creston, with to l as
tops, and Taylor George half point
higher, put crimp in the bank rolls OF
those who played the favorites ana
helped to reduce the lines behind the
coops,
The nearest approach to class was
called out in the fourth number on the
card. a lightweight handicap which
called out field of ten. The winner
turned up in De Arman's Creston' coup
led in the betting with Money Muss.
Preep was second and Waterbury, away
poorly and running better than any OF
the others, nailed the show money.
Burns had Waterbury in scrambled
position when Dwyer gave the bunch the
word to go on, and Carman's horse was
next to last at the first quarter. EEee"
made the pace for half miie' where
Creston was moved up by Monte Pres
ton to assume command There was no
heading the youngster and he won easily
by half a length. Preen, despite his fly
ing start, was weakening at the end and
although an easy second, would have been
forced into third position had Waterbury
been favored little at the barrier
Money Muss was well up at the stretch
turn. but had no business in the race
when it came to the real running.
Giovanni Balerio, held at long price
and not as a favorite, was a head bet
ter tnan Alma Boy in the opening num-
ber on the card, these two and Master
Lester furnishing an exciting finish
Rubinon was the first choice, but got
nothing but a beating
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rimes4 *& Winner winner
trained by
ham
1871 high weight ncap $Yods and up
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Al IL tpot
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in
1o0 une; pursesM selling
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tpot2 2minut of
start gS won
limit See
Alnan roueho strides
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1oo syear%dds and up selling
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HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART

SANTA ANITA Jan. 10, 19Os-THIRTIETH wea
ack fast w. Judge, II.
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away a
challenged by
rwat gradually thuhout sCouped
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Tzo FIRST RAcE-1 selling
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rzo RAcE-eA selling