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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-21

Fort Smith. Ark May 21-What
promises to be tLe greatest musical
festival ever held i'm this section. if not
in the entire southwest has attracted
to this city today a large number of
visitors from Arkansas and Oklahoma.
During the balance Of the week the fes-
tival will continue and will make Fort
Smith the Mecca Of thousands Of music
lovers. Inness, the famous band mas
ter with his great musical organiza-
ton, will be one OF the features of the
festival, and Nine. Schuman-Heink,
who has attained international fame as
an operatic and concert singer, viii also
be here, The festival commentaries
the fftieth anniversary Of the first
overland mail, which placed Fort
Smith on the direct overland rout be-
tween the east and California. The
event also marlSes the twenty fifth an
niversary of the donation to Fort
Smith by the government Of a million
dollar school fund.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-21
ZOE sALE

On Southeast hill; 5-room house, 100
foot east front; corner lot. $500; $3.50
cash, balance on easy terms. John
A. Deering. Phone 2SO SOFT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-21
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-2 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; good location; re-
ference given. D. A. H., this Office
5-14-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-21
By W. NJ. BONDURANT,
County Court Clerk.
(SEAL) 5-1S-10td
MORE new BOOKS AT
CARNEGIE LIBRARY

The following new books are on the
shelves at the Carntgie library:
Lillian Bell, At Home with the
Jardines.
Anthony Hope, The ings Mission.
Julia Twills, By the Higher Law.
Charles Klien, The Lion and the
Mouse.
Elizabeth Ellis, Barbara Winslow-
Rebel,
Henry Rowland, In the Shadow.
Ellen GLASGOW, 4 e Wheel Of Life.
A. and e. Castle, The Heart OF Lady
Anne.
Stanley Weyman. The Abbess of
Vlaye.
Bettina Won Hutton, Pam.
Myra Kelley, The Isle of Dreams.
Anna Farquehar, An Evans Of suf-
folk.
George madden Martin, The House
of Fulfilment.
Cyrus Townsend Brady, The Patriots
Edgerton Castle, The Light Of
scarthey.
Edith Wharton, The Descent Of Man
Talmage, Life's Looking Glass.
Victor Hugo, Poems.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-21
LOST AND FOUND

sTRAYED-One bay horse z years
old; weigh 1850; small collar mark
on left shoulder; knot in center Of
shoulder. Return to A. F. Books
Plumbing shop and receive reward. B.
D. Brookshier. 5-2O-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-21
raD GAIT
IOh OALE
ZOE sALE

FOR sALE--Refrigerator; several
small pigs. Call Ninth and Alabama.
Phone 81. E-19-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-21

To ascertain II water is free from
organic pollution place a lump Of
sugar in bottle nearly full, and cork
II up, and if after thus excluding the
air and keeping the bottle in the light
for two or three days no milky cloud
is apparent but the water remains
clear, it may be considered free from
the phosphates with which sewage
water is impregnated. Engineering
News
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-21

First published Nay 1S, 190S)
IN THE COUNTY COURT
IsTATE OF OKLAHOMA..
County Of Grady, IS.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF R b. UTTERBACK, DECEAs-
ED:
To the Heirs, next of Kin, and Credit
ors of R. B. Utterback, Deceased.
You are hereby notified that Eliza
bell Utterback has applied to the
county court Of Grady county, state of
Oklahoma, for letters of administration
on the estate of R. B. Utterback, de-
ceased to granted to Elizabell Ut
terback, and that said application will
be heard at the county court rooms Of
said court in the city Of Chickasha, in
said county on the End day Of June,
1908, at 10 o'clock, a. M, at which time
and place any person interested may
appear and show cause if any they
have why such petition should not be
granted
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said court hereunto affixed this the
18th day of May, 1908.
N. M. WILLIAMS,
County Judge.
BY W. NJ. BONDURANT,
County Court Clerk.
(SEAL) 5-1S-10td
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-21
(First published May II, 19OS.)
IN THE COUNTY COURT
STATE'OF OKLAHOMA

STATE 'Ot OkLAHOMA,
COUNTY OF GRADY, SIS.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF SARAH 2. SHAW, DECEASED
To the heirs. next Of kin, and credit
ors Of Sarah 2. Shaw, deceased:
You are hereby notified that w. B.
Hudgins has applied to the county
court of Grady county, state Of Okla
homa, for letters Of administration on
the estate Of Sarah z. Shaw, deceased,
to be granted to w. B. Hudgins, and
that said application win be heard at
the county court rooms Of said in the
city of Chickasha, in said county, on
the 22nd day Of May, 1908, at 10
o'clock, a. m, at which time and place
any person interested may appear and
show cause if any they have why such
petition should not be granted.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said court hereunto affixed this the
9th day Of May, 1908.
N. M. WILLIAMS,
County Judge
BY W. M. BONDURANT,
County Court Clerk.
(sEAL) 5-11-1Otd
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-21

First published Nay 18, 190S.)
IN THE COUNTY COURT
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
Big Entry List for
New Handieaps

The Family Club and Olympic Club
handicaps. recently added to the list
of New California jockey club stakes
for this season. attracted larger entry
lists than had been generally looked
for. For the Family Club fixture. one
and an eighth miles. 10 be run April 4,
29 nominations were received, and the
Olympic Club event. one and a quarter
miles, to be decided week later. viii
have 81 eligibles. AS all of the horses
named, are actively in training, both
races probably will be contested by
large fields The full list of the nomi-
nations follows:
Family club handicap-Brookleaf. Critic. Judge
Nelson, Cabin. vox Populi, Naneta. CadiehOn.
Sugarmsid. Cigarlighter, Johnny Lyons. Logi-
stilla. Grace G. Sidney F. Red Leaf. Rubrie,
Downpatrick Fantastic, Jack Normally. Gipsy
King, Cloyne, ]. c. Glen, Peter Sterling, Mar
ster. Fair Fagot Edwin T. Fryer. Montgomery.
Rapid Water. Veil, Lisaro-
Olympic club handicap-Brookleaf Legatee.
Cabin vox Populi, Janeta. Cadichon. Cello.
Sugarmaid. Johnny Lyons Logistilla. Sidney F,
Red Leaf, Rubric, Downpatrick. Fantastic. Jack
Nunnally. Gypsy King. Borghesi Cloyne. Peter
Sterling. Edwin T. Fryer. Marster, Fair Fagot,
Montgomery. Rapid Water. Veil. Lisaro-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
Workouts

rmport-Three-eighths in 80
e Contradictions In :3s-
Boas-Mile In AS. breezing-
Boggs-Three-eighth in SO. breez1nz-
Ray yBennett-Three-eighth IN 80. breezing-
Uncle Sam-Three eighths IN 81
Temblo-Three-Q quarters in 1:17 3-5-
Hortib0y-Ihree-quarte IN III, Dreexlng.
Miss offcious-Three-quarters in 1:19-
csrmslina and Palemon-Three-quarters IN
:19, breezing-
Cherips-Mile IN AS. breesing.
Fred Bent-Three-quarters in 1:16-
Jac6ull-Mile IN 1:44h-
Keep Moving-Half n "a. brsszing-
Toll Box-Half In so.
orchota-Five-eighths In 1:04 breezing-
cigarlightsr and Spring Ban-Mle In i-5,-
,reezing-
Pclitie-HaH in 50. breezing-
Agnola-Three- quarters In 1-161a-
Miss Rillie-1Iile and half IN 3-4S. breezing-
Be IhankrEl-Mle In 1:5l. breezlng
Heather scott-Three-quarters in 1:19. breez-
Gypsy eirl-Three-eighths in 40 breszins-
Funnysids-Three-eighfhs In 80. breezing-
Nonis-Three-eighths IN Al breezing-
Alsatian-Thrse-eighths IN :3s15-
Astoria -Five-eighths In 1:o65z-
Prince Brutus-Half in :4S11-
Robert Msysr-Three-quar in lis. breez-
ng.
Albert Enright-Ffve-eighths in 1.031-
Hand Ne Down-Alfle in 1:46. breezing-
Fargo Rose-Haf IN 49,
r. N. Broxn-Half IN so
Lil1ita and Serenity-Five-eighths in 1.04.
La Ross-Three-eighths in :56.
Prince Nap-Three-quartersI in 1.20. breezing-
Expectant-Three-eighths in :s7-
Banlcrd-Nile IN 1.47 3-5. breezing.
Red Bzil-AIile in 1:53. breezng.
Poinsettia-Threeeighths in :3s 3-5.
Lady Irene-Five-eighths in los 2-5-
Ornate-Three-eight IN .36.
Jack Nunnally-Five-eighths slow.
Banonica-Three-quarter In 1:1Sla. breezing.
Ocean Maid-Three eighths in 81
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
Gossip offhe Track

The plunge that developed or the un-
lucky Ormuz. which was making his
first appearance in the colors OF Nose
Goldblatt, following his purchase from
W. OBJ. Macdonough for $4,000. was
warranted by the fact that in addition
to winning a six furlong sprint in 1:12
upon the occasion of his previous start,
the horse had worked sensationally
fast on Sunday morning, when with
127 pounds on his back he had stepped
a half mile under restraint in AZ sec
onds and had been pulled up FIVE fur
longs in 100 2-5. Goldblatt was car
ried away with enthusiasm over this
feat and frankly declared that he was
satisfied that Ormuz was the fastest
horse he has ever owned. The manner
in which his colt did the work. as much
as the phenomenally fast time, con-
vinced Goldblatt that the horse could
count Of himself in the very best Of
company on the eastern tracks and
virtually influenced him to make New
York the scene of his summer campaign
rather than Seattle. Goldblatt firmly
believes that he has a topnotcher in
Ormuz and that the colt Is even faster
than the much vaunted Chapultepec,
with whose achievements he is thor
oughly familiar. The colt could have
worked in :46 Sunday morning, he be-
lieves. had he been allowed to.
Emil Herr declared yesterday that
the opening of the New York season at
Aoueduct would probably find Linn on
hand. as In past years. Herr plans for
the summer had hitherto been some
what hazy He has had an unproft-
able season on the coast.
Jockey Keogh is planning to go east
this summer and probably will ride
during the season on the New York
tracks. 1t is quite among the proba-
biiities that he will be connected with
Barney Schreiber's stable and that he
will ride the sensationally fast sprinter
Jack Atkin in his stake engagements
in the east
Rod Mckenzie. the Canadian turf
man. won big bet on Fireball. It is
said that his commission was $1,000.
". w. Elliott, formerly well known
as the owner OF Lubin. Don Hamilton
and other horses that won here, was a
visitor at Emeryville yesterday. He
is en- route to his home in the east
from Arcadia, where he has been maxi
ing book during the winter Elliott
has retired from the game as an
owner
Jack Keene had hopes of winning
three races yesterday and looked to
have chance to. but neither of the
trio that he counted on to make good
showing - Jeremiah, Pontotoc and
wuerzberger-fin in the money.
All three were victims of bad starting.
Henry Flittner. cashier for Barney
schreiber. received word Of the death
of a brother in the east yesterday and
in consequence was not at his accus-
toned post.
J.. w. Blalock is here from Arcadia
and his horses viii follow In day
or SO
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
Wuerzberger Is Left
at fhe Post
Oruuz. Heavily Played. Loses
His Chance BIZ Starters
Bungling
BY j. r. Jeffery

Starter Jake Hoffman is once ucre
Up 10 his old trick Of giving the ia
vorites tho wort Of II al Emerysille
He burned Up thousands of dollars for
the pubic yesterday by leaving Wuerz-
berger at the post in the fifth race
and by cispatching the field IN the sue
ceeding race IN such fashion that Or
muz. the most heavily played favorite
OF the day. lost all chance at the start
Both OF these horses looked TO be sure
winners and the bookmaf1ers probably
have Hoffman 10 thank for their es-
cape from the trouncing that the sue
cess of this well supported pair would
have brought upon the layers. When
Hoffman sprung the barrier in the
fifth Wuerzberger was actually turned
the wrong way and the assistant
starter, who had hold Of the horse,
not only was slow in trying TO remedy
matters. but seemingly hung on even
after he had swung the horse about
and headed him after his field By the
time he was able 10 get into his stride
the others were so far distant that the
chase was q hopeless one and Jockey
Buxton cid not attempt 10 overtake his
field. Hoffman discreetly failed 20
follow his custom of returning 70 the
ridges stand after the race and so
there was no outbreak. but form play
ers felt very sore over the incident
and the feeling against Holman was
intensified when, he made a bungle Of
the succeeding start Hoffman and
his assistants. never overpopular with
local racegoers. are not likely TO help
out the gate receipts by the repetition
OF such fascos. Aside from the races
in which Hoffman made mess of the
starts. the sport was satisfactory and
The card was accounted for by two
fsvorites. three second choices and one
long shot Fireball, in winning the
closing race OF the day. ran FIVE fur
longs in the remarkably fast time Of
Sc as.
DR. COLEMAN GETS BRACKETS
Dr.. Coleman graduated from the
maiden class when he carried Matt
Reiss' colors 10 victory IN the opening
race Cricket Kelly achieved 3
flying start, which enabled the horse
70 take the track from the beginning
and nothing was able 10 get near him
at any stage. The greatly improved
Pinaud, e long shot for which there
had been considerable backing. got
up in the closing strides 10 take the
place from Gene Handlon. which had
followed the winner into the stretch.
Walter Miller got Senator Warner,
. the favorite. cut OF shortly after the
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
scHooL ArHLETICs

The baseball team of the Lick high
school recently defeated the nine Of
Santa Clara by the score of to O.
The game of baseball played between
the faculty and the senior class Of the
Berkeley high school was won by the
former, 16 to 9.
The track team of the Santa Clara
high school defeated the Lick runners.
62-41. on the Alameda track last Sat-
urday.
Noble Hamilton. who formerly played
first base on Lowelrs team. Is now in
the outfield OF the University OF Cali
fornia nine
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
YESTERDAYS WINNERS

start and lost so much ground that ne
was eliminated from the contest
Yada, backed almost of the boards
won the second race by as much OF
margin as Jockey Miller pleased. He
had the speed TO lead from wire TO
wire. Sell Reed was the runner up
to the stretch and then retired as In
his previous start. Vinton, coming from
the clouds, placed at long ODDS, anu
Nellie Racine, another long shot, noseo
Sycamore, the second choice. out OF
the show. Titus showed only a fash
rof his old time speed and was all IN
by the time the turn had been nego-
tiated
Mitre, at 20 to l. was the surprise
of the third. On account Of poor
performance his previous out there was
no public support for him He had the
speed TO take the track and cut out
the running from wire to wire, but ne
had a close call at the end, as DORADO,
the favorite. closing very stoutly, came
within a neck of getting up TO beat
him. Boloman, the third horse, was
only another neck away and would
have won with better racing luck
Pontotoc, the second choice. lost what
ever chance he may have had by an In
advantageous break.
PRESSED BY CADICHON
Sugarmaid. the odds on favorite Of
the fourth, after having been waited
with the first part, had TO be hustled
ont at the end to stall off the deter
mined closing challenge Of Cadichon,
the second choice, with which Jockey
Kirsehbaum had gone away from the
barrier pulling up. The erratic Sibart,
which had been backed from 25 down
to % to beat the short priced contest
ants. was keen contender at all stages.
in striking contrast TO his showing
among cheaper horses at short odds the
previous time out, and finished a bang
IN third after having led Sugarmaid
for half a mile. Sugarmaid displayed
a fash of brilliant speed in taking
the lead from Sibari at the far turn.
and il is probable that she could have
run the mile in considerably faster time
than 1889 2-5 had it been necessary.
Jockey Buxton appeared to be taking
things easy with her in the stretch as
well as in the early stages Of the race,
and did not shake her up until Cadi-
chon loomed dangerous nearing the
finish.
with Wuerzberger eliminated from
contention in the fifth. Tonic expert
enced no difficulty in winning. Tonic
was the second choice and had been
exceedingly well backed by supposedly
wise money, while the play of the
public had been lavished on the favorite
that Hoffman left at the post. Ar
court, from which Tonic had wrested
the lead at the head of the stretch.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
..S.S.BldsoaDa saaGuss auaoRs

Itching dis6guring
rough scay skn show the OF irritating
blood
Injected are being constantly through pores glands
the skin inhaed diseased unsghty
on Nothing condition Of the blood
or prevent acids only
huuoraden
therefore except for the comfort and clean
cure can Be Effected S. S. purifier possessing all the
neuie the hunors the
of and this
vital fluid to healthy the acid heated blood
instead pouring it feeds and
shes properties and then the euptions and
medical
advice iree THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, Ga
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
Anfifip Ordinance Is
Passed Again

LOS ANGELES. March 23.-The dras-
tic racetrack tip ordinance which failed
to become a law a short time ago be-
cause of technicality was today
passed a second time by the city coun-
ell with the emergency clause stricken
out If the ordinance becomes law
1t will prohibit not only the publishing
of tips, but will prevent the distribu-
ton of all papers containing form
charts Any paper containing any
mention of the betting on a race will
be barred from sale in the city. The
vote today was unanimous When
previously presented the ordinance was
voted against by three of the council
men
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
sAMUELsoN prsArrEARs

j. D. Samuelson. 712 Kearny street.
who accused policemen of extorting
coin from him. has disappeared. He
has not been seen since Sunday 1t Is
known that Samuelson was thoroughly
scared after the blow administered to
him. by Policeman D. v Sullivan last
Wednesday afternoon while Identifying
Sullivan and others. and it Is believed
he has left the city for good The
trials of the accused policemen viii be
held on Thursday evening. but&rithour
Samuelsons testimony 1t will be off
cult to prove the charges
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
CITY PARK RESULTS

NEW ORLEANS. March 23.--City park results:
First race four furlongs-Arionette won, In
fervene second. Inez Sister third Time. 80 40
Second race steeplechase, short course onn
Dillon won, McAIlister second. Buckman tnird-
Time 3:12 2-5.
Third race, Hve and half furlongs-Canada
won, Ogbent second Royal Chance third Time,
i.11.
Fourth race. seven furlongs-E. 7. Ship won.
Coney K second. Miss Delaney third Time,
1.3o 4-5.
Fifth race. mile and a Observation-Disclosures
won. Severus second Terah third. Time. :52 40
Sixth race six furlongs-Fred Mulholland wen,
Ketchemike second, Javanese third Time.
1.16 As.
Seventh race. mile and an eighth--Quagga
won, Flavigny second Creel third Iime'
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
Betting at Benning
Is Prohibited
Congressmen Extend the Anti
Gambling Lam to Take In
Racecourse
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WASHINGTON, March z3.-By a vote
Of 70 to the house today passed a bill
prohibiting betting on races in the dis
trict of Columbia, and Senator Gallinger
said tonight that he is sure it viii be
promptly passed by the senate. The
views of the president on racetrack
gambling are well known. so it is re-
garded as probable that within 10 days
the Benning track will have to close
its gates. The spring meeting began
today.
Representa- tive Sims of Tennessee re-
ported from the district committee to
the committee of the whole providing
for the widening of Benning avenue,
and to this he attempted to add a rider
which would abolish betting on races in
the whole district, instead of from that
portion within mile of the corpora
tion limits of the city. A point of order
was made by Representative Kahn of
California and Chairman Dalzell sus-
tanned it. After the committee had
risen, however. and the speaker was
again in the chair Mr.. Sims moved to
recommit the bill to the district COM
mittee with instructions to report it at
incorporated, and the motion was car
ried.
1t is a noticeable fact that every
member from Kentucky. Tennessee and
New York, the states to which racing
means the most in dollars and cents,
voted for 1T.
Results:
First race, six furlongs-Sugar Pine won, Giles
second. Winning Star third Time. 1:1T 3-5
Second race four furlongs-Kwai won. Clef
second. Al Busch third. Time, 1:51 40.
Third race, seven furlongs-King Sessin won,
Billie n. Van second. Ferry Landing third
Time 33 2-5.
Fourth race, the Benning spring handicap.
8 year olds and upward, 81 900 added. six fur
longs-Beu Wether (W. Walker. TO 1, 3 10 2
and to 5, won; Smoker (Steelel Is TO 1. to
and to l, second; Berkeley IT Burnsl. TO
J. to and 3 TO s. third Time, 1:lS.
Fifth race steeplechase. about two miles
Prince Of Pilsen won, Hubby second, Gold1eur
third. Tine 4:21 2-5.
Sixth race, mile and forty yards-Animus
won Ivanhoe second, Lally third. Time, AT.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
Excelsior Handicap

Twenty-six Texas breeders Of thoroughbreds
have made nominations OF sires and mares 70
the Dallas Futurity OF 1910 Thirty-dve stal-
lions are represented and the foals Of III mares
viii be eligible. The nominations are: H. T.
Bachelor. 6. l. Blackford B. c. Bunbury. J.
Burttschel1 Charles Bros. D. W Christian. e
B. Daniels, G. r. A. E. Flowers. Flowers &
Williams, J. E. Fuller. J. W Fuller. c. HODGES.
z Il. Hughes. j. K. Hughes. 3 Lazarus. j. :
Mcbride ". Lemore. c. Morris. J. T. New
man. J. j. Ogles, o. G.. Psrke. R. A. Reynolds.
z. Richardson. R. E Watkins and r I. Wood
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24

would have finished second instead of
third but for having been almost
knocked down nearing the finish by
Fulletta. which ran amuck in the last
sixteenth when Jockey Lycurgus struck
him on the head with his whip as he
attempted TO bolt to the outside. In
the mixup which ensued. Blue Eyes
was able to slip through on the rail
and capture the place.
GIFT TO FIREBALL
The start in the sixth robbed Ormuz,
the favorite, of whatever chance he
may have had and virtually presented
the race to Fireball, the second choice.
Hoffman sprung the barrier with only
about half the field ready for a break
and among those unprepared was Or
was cut off and thrown back before
he could get into his stride, and Jockey
Buxton then had to take up and try to
go around his field, as there was no
chance of getting through on the rail.
The result was that he lost at least
half a dozen lengths and the distance
being too much TO make UP in five
furlongs he finished out of the money.
Firebal1 was in motion when Hoffman
gave the word TO go and, although
momentarily outrun by Misty's Pride,
was able to take the lead from her al
the turn and held Cruzados, which
moved up into forward contention at
the head of the stretch, safe throughout
the long drive to the wire. Native
Son. close up to the pace throughout
easily took third money
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
Ne alon Top weight
in Excelsior
In Carter Handicap He viii
Cary Tho Pounds Less
Than DR.. Gardner

Following are the weights for the
Carter and Excelsior handicaps, to be
run next month at Aqueduct and ia
aira
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
Examination Free! Consultation Free!

the trouble
We cure under a positive guarantees
all diseases Of men, VARICOCELE.
KIDNEY AND CONTRACTED CONDI-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
LIBERTY SHORT LIVED

As Ambrose Carpenter, aIias d H-
Blossom, stepped out of the gates at
San Qu.ntin yesterday, after serving
a year from Oakland for forgery, he
was arrested on bench warrant from
Judge Cooks court. Carpenter passed
two forged checks in this city in Oc-
tober, 1905. and when the cases came
up for trial before Judge Cook he was
allowed to go on probation. While on
probation he committed the forgery In
Oakland and Will now be sentenced on
the original charges.