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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-01
COURT HOUSE
tFrom rhursday's Daily News.)

PRISONERS TO BE ARRAIGNED.
The arraignment of remaining pris-
oners under indictment will be made
in the court room next Monday morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock before Common
Pleas Judge Harter. In all eleven de-
PENDANTS will appear in court to plead
TO the charges placed against them
The time Of the trials for all the pris-
oners who enter plea of not guilty
will be set and those without any
counsel viii be provided. The defend
ants to be arraigned Monday are Clar-
ence H. Lamb, charged with rape;
Walter Lewis, burglary and larceny;
Flora Deock, perjury; William Bent
ly, non-support, Fred Wurster, non
support; Walter Bodies, perjury;
Frank Ray, horse stealing; Frank
Leasure, non-support; Neil McLain
burglary and larceny; John Weidner,
cutting with intent to kill; and Z. L.
Pardee.
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(From Saturdays Daily News.)
CONTRACTS AWARDED.

The board of county commissioners
awarded three contracts yesterday
morning. The first one is for the
erecting of q eulvert and restraining
wall on Liberty street in Alliance to
Peter Schisler. OF this city, his bid
being $957.35. The second contract
was for the re-fnishing of the furni-
ture in the court house and ]. H. Wer-
ner, of Canton, was the successful bid
der. his bid being SAT-. After a lengthy
conference between the commissioners
and State Commissioner Wonders, the
contract for the construction of a
brick road at the Children's Paramount
home was awarded to the McGinnity
Contracting company of Minerva. The
road Improvement will cost $500. In
all eight bids were received for the
work.
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RECEIVER APPOINTED.

M. L. Smith was appointed as re-
ceiver of the Merchants commission
company by Common Pleas Judge Har-
ter upon the application of Attorneys
e. l.. Smith and John T Blake, yes
terday morning. His bond was fixed
at $5O0O The property will be ap-
praised by the following appraisers:
E. NJ. Darner, r. B. Sell and Solomon
PETER.
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CASE POSTPONED.

The sudden illness of District At
torney William r. Day, of Cleveland,
caused the $4,000 damage suit
brought by the Administrative of Will
liam Henderson against the Canton
Light, Heat and Power company to
be postponed yesterday afternoon in
Common Pleas Judge Harter's court
until this afternoon. Attorney Day is
i'll with an acute attack of stomach
trouble and is now at the home of his
parents, Justice and Mrs. William r.
Day, on North Market street.
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DIVORCE WANTED.

Sophia M. Irwin has brought suit
in common pleas court for divorce
from her husband, John irwin, charg-
ing the defendant with adultery. The
plaintiff says that they were united
in marriage in Alliance September 26,
1907, and that no children have been
born of the union. Attorney William
Roach represents the plaintiff.
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CARRoLLToN.

Carrollton, Sept. 25.-Elmer Lotz,
of Canton, was a Carrollton visitor
last week.
Jacob Wetzel is staying at the
home Of cousin in Harrison town
ship since the death of his uncle at a
recent date.
Nora e. Schmidt has commenced
suit in the common pleas court for
divorce.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Scott, of Har-
rison township, were in town, We'd
nesday.
L. w. Cooper was at Amsterdam on
Tuesday assisting in some work at the
gas wells in the Scott Oil and Gas
Company territory. Ts
Albert Marker, of the w. & L. e.
clerical force, has been on the sick
list for the past week, threatened
with typhoid fever. Mr.. Marker
went to a Cleveland hospital, Thurs
| day.
Misses Lenita Reddish and Mary
May, of Delaware, visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Eckley, over
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Ebersole, of
Canton, were Sunday guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Ebersole.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Hopes and son,
of Akron, spent Sunday at the home
of hs parents, Mr., and Mrs. w. s.
Hopes.
j. H. Scott, of Bowerston, was in
town, Monday.
George and Charley Hess and Mrs.
Melissa Orin and daughter, Miss Lena,
of New Harrisburg, were Carrollton
callers on Monday.
Miss Ella Haugh of near Dell Roy,
was in town on Monday.
Mrs. Grant Gregory has been sick
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verge Meister and
child, of Columbus, are visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Mary Meister.
! Mrs. Frank Schoonover, of Canton,
is visiting her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Mccullough.
Jake Addleman and family have
moved to Canton.
Frank Huff, while working around
James Bucks clover huller, on Mon
day, had his left arm caught in. a
belt and thrown against the wheel
over which it passed with such force
as to break both bones in his left
fore arm.
Mrs, Frank Hall, of Orrville, died
Monday at Chicago, where she had
gone for treatment for consumption.
The remains were brought to Car
rollton on Thursday, and were buried
Friday afternoon.
The case of Klein & Heffelman, of
Canton, against Alex Morrison, OF
Flushing, occupied the attention of
the court Friday and Saturday, but
| ha auidnnra oil In andl Tnnpa
Harter went home, leaving the case
to be finished the next time he came
down. The case is brought by Klein
& Heffelman to have some property
transfers set aside, which they claim
Morrison illegally made to avoid the
payment of a Judgment obtained
against him by the former for pay
ment of a mechanical organ which
Morrison purchased from the firm
while engaged in the saloon business
at Canton some time ago.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
the damage case of Ruth Ward VS..
Bernard was an trial. Mrs. Ward
sued Bernard for selling intoxicants
to her husband after she had given
for $4,000. The case went TO the jury,
Wednesday afternoon. A verdict was
given the plaintiff for $1,000.
James Buck had the muscles of his
arm badly crushed on Wednesday
; while at work with his clover huiler.
J William Shepherd was at Della
. ware the first of the week to see his
son, Leland, who was stricken with
; appendicitis while attending the Ohio
] Wesleyan University.
II. II. Line, Of Kent was here
. Monday.
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legged to have interest by the way of
a mortgage. The plaintiff prays for
judgment in the sum of $4s0 with In
terest from June 8, 1907, and that in
the action that the defendants be COM
PEELED to set up what leins and inter-
est they have on the real estate At
torneys Rice g. souers represent the
plaintiff.
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derson against the Canton Light, Heat
& Power company which was again
brought up yesterday afternoon before
Common Pleas Judge Harter was not
finished and the Jury was dismissed
until Monday morning.
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CHESTNUT RIDGE.

Chestnut Ridge. Sept. rs. = Mr..
Merit, of Randolph, was Chestnut
Ridge caller, Friday.
!, Mrs. Peter Wilson set the table for
twenty for dinner Sunday, and for
twenty-five for supper in honor of her
sixty-fourth birthday.
Henry Bair was 20 Canton, Friday.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Arthur c. Morris, 2S, teamster, to
Carrie Laughlin, 81, Alliance.
Harvey w. Snyder, 2S, fireman, to
Isabella Beck, 26, Canton.
George M. Price, %, printing press
man, to Florence A. Swihart, 22,
Massillon.
William J. Fosnaught, "a, potter, to
Florence L. Holman, 20, Canton.
William L. Newell, 20, farmer, to Sar-
ah G. Noaker, %, Louisville.
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PROBATE COURT.

In assignment of the Pannell Sup
ply Company distribution account
fled.
In estate OF Charlotte Weigand,
Perry township, John Weigand ap-
pointed administrator with will an
nexed.
In the guardianship Of Catherine
and Thomas Sheedy, William Sheedy
appointed guardian.
In estate of Amelia Kart first ac-
count filed.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Thomas Harmon and wife to Ralph
A. James, lot 1852, Canton, $2500.
Jacob Peterson ad Marie Peterson
to Leonard Norris, part Of lots 1854
and 5365, Canton, 1925.
William e. Welch and Elizabeth NJ,
Welch to Eva Rayman, part lot 7758,
Canton, $4,000.
Frederick Mauman and Mary Mau-
man to Alonzo F. Grant, lots SO and
SO, Wilmot, $3.50.
Frank Hoagland and Mary Hoag-
land to Angelo Roberts, 364 feet of
land along east line of Bethlehem
township, Navarro, $40.
Frank Hoagland and Mary Hoag-
land to Ralph Colucci and Anna Col
ucci, lot 122, Navarro, $3.50.
George L. Harsh to Max Greiger and
Morris Greiger, lot 4213, Alliance
$4,000.
The -Heacock Agency com
pany to H. F. BOhecker, lot 437S, Al.
lance, $3.50.
w. E. Croft and wife to Charles r
Whitacre, part lots l and Ramsey'f
addition to Alliance, $275.
Hillins U. Reed to William Troelick
lot PA ReeduTban, $3.50,
George H. Brown and Elizabeth
Brown TO Sarah Almeda Hamer. lot
7434, Canton, $500.
John D. Snyder and Magdalena Sny'
der to Henry ]. Neher. part lot 65
Massillon, $14O0.
Barbara Adrian and husband t.
Sophia Elsaesser ct al. part lots 331t
and 1909, Canton, $40O.
william Fasbaugh and Kate Fas
baugh to Ernest Heinbauch, part o.
southwest quarter. Jackson township
SITS.
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REAL NsTATE MORTGAGES.

The Mutual Manufacturing Co. TO
Ellis H. Denver, part of lots 172 and
173, Canton, $4,000.
Alice NJ. McCurdy and Joseph Nc
Curdy to Katherine Dillman, part lot
622, Canton, $500.
Mary A. Snyder to the Massillon
Building and Loan Co., lot 1015 Massil-
lon, 800.
Lydia Frost to the Massillon Build
ing & Loan Co., part lot 7O4, Massil-
Ion, $500.
Anna o. Rice to Massillon Build
ing & Loan Co., part lots 1865 and
l067, Perry township, $3.50.
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NEW CASES.

192S7-Thomas Mossop VS.. Edward
Waisner.
1928S-The Klein-Heffelman Co. VS..
Louis Moskovitz, Fanny Moskovitz,
Bertha Markowitz, The Alliance Build
ing & Loan Co., and Joettie Bucklin.
Rice & Souers, attorneys.
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Attorney Thomas Turner, counsel
for Alva Wolford, made application
yesterday morning before Common
Pleas Judge Harter to have a special
Jury appointed to determine the san
ity of the young man who was SEN
fenced to serve an indefinite term
in the Mansfield reformatory. Wolford
is nineteen years old and pleaded
guilty to the charge Of highway rob-
berry, w. E. Shoemaker, of this city,
being his victim. The application
was taken under advisement by the
court until Monday when it will be de-
cided whether it is deemed advisable
To impanel a special jury.
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TO RECOVER $152.45.

The Humphreys Manufacturing COM
pany has brought suit in common pleas
court in which George Ressler is nam
ed as the defendant, to recover $152.45
which the plaintiff claims is due him
on merchandise sold to the defendant.
The plaintiff asks Judgment in the
above named sum with interest from
March II, 1908. Attorney ]. ]. Jefreys
represents the plaintiff.
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.

Amanda e. Guest and Louis Guest
to the Citizens Building & Loan Co Z,
part of lot 27OO. Canton, $1O25.
Charles and Louis Vogler to the
Citizens Building & Loan Co., lot
8113 in Shorb G Shanafelt's addition
to Canton, $2100.
Ralph A. James to the Citizens
Building G. Loan Co., lot 1852, Canton,
$1700.
Katherine Pfrman to the Citizens
Building & Loan Co. lot 5054, Canton,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Thomas B. Lewis, Sc, machinist, to
Gertrude E. Curtis. 80. Alliance.
William H. Tichborne, 80, machin-
ist, to Rose B. Midday. q, Louisville.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Samuel Marker and wife to Almira
Ringer, lot S039, Canton, $1,000.
r. Frank Wilson to Felicci, lot 2157,
Canton, $1010.
William H. Lehman and wife to
William l.. Witwer, lot 1902, Canton,
$4OO
William L.Witwer and wife to Will
liam H. Lehman, lot 14134, Canton,
$3SOO
oliver e. Kreighbaum to Esther
Weaver, lot 1914, Canton, $3.50.
Clara E. Hess and husband to Anna
Rice, lots 1867 and 1868 Massillon,
$1O50.
Edgar C. Lynn and Harriet Lynn to
Mary Howenstein, lots 27, 1S and 49,,
Grand View Heights addition, Canton,
$40.
Homer v. Briggle to Mayme Meyers,
lot 42O3, Canton, $500.
Homer e. Cooper to Arnold Beh-
ringer, lot 2O6, Kensington addition to
Canton, s525.
Almira Ringer and husband to
Samuel A. Marker, part Of southwest
section 21, Osnaburg township, $45O0.
William e. Ward and Emma ].
Ward to Harry ]. Oswalt, part Of east
half of northeast quarter of section 5,
Washington township, $3.50.
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NEW CASES.

l92S0-Christian P. Gruber VS.. The
Berger Manufacturing Company. Web
ber & Turner, attorneys.
192S1-The Humphreys Manufacture
ing Company VS.. George Bessler. j.
A. Jeffers, attorney.
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.

Louisa Bullock to the Massillon
Loan & Building Company part of lot
,2, Massillon, 800.
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CASES ASSIGNED.

Deputy Clerk of Courts A. w. Agler
has prepared the third trial assign
ment of cases for trial before Common
Pleas Judge Harter next week The
assignments for the week are as fol-
lows:
Monday-Motions; In re Baptist
church, Alliance; Welton Jr., VS.. Can
ton Boiler and Engineering Co., Kel-
ly VS.. Kelly; Binkley VS.. Binkley;
Neidlinger VS.. Neidlinger; Walther VS..
Walther.
Tuesday-Milley VS.. Murry ct al. !;
Leib VS.. Hildebrand; Young VS.. Penna.
Co.; Yingling VS.. Yingling ct al;
Lind VS.. Lind ct al; Taylor, Trus. VS..
Ohio Table Co.
Wednesday-Dime Savings Bank Co.
vs.. Holbins' Guard; Bimeler vs. Stuck;
Munk VS.. Zerbe ct al: Snyder VS..
Amer Clay and Fert. Co.; Harmon VS..
Martin; Ocean A. and Guar. Co. VS..
Berger Mfg. Co.
hursday-Duncan, Trustee, vs. Nc
Kinley's Admr.; c. and S. Brewing
Co. VS.. Penna. Co.; Antram ct al. VS..
Knobloch, Tr.; Boyd VS.. Boyd ct al;
Miller Pas, Machine Co. VS.. Miller;
Canton l. and M. Co. VS.. Rapport ct al. ;
Meister vs. Meister ct al.
Friday-Ellenberge VS.. Knobloch,
Tr.; Citizens Building and Loan Co.
VS.. Roush ct al; Dorrance VS.. Barle-
young ct al; e. o. Telephone Co. VS..
Minerva Tel. Co.; Folk VS.. Empire
Clay Co.; Piero VS.. Richards.
NEW CASES.
19289-Sophia M. Irwin VS.. John N.
Irwin. William Roach, attorney.
1929O-In the matter of the dissolu-
ton of the DR.. Kirby Medicine COM
pany. Welty & Albaugh, attorneys for
petitioners.
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Real, EsTATE TRANSFERS.

James Quilligan to Laura Quilligan
lots 1886 and 1887. Canton, $500.
Sarah Ethel Hahn and Eugene
Hahn to Francis NJ Roush, lot 1928
Canton, $4,000.
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On account of the county fair which
is being held at the Stark county fair
grounds this week the court house
was closed yesterday noon at 1850 and
the clerical force spent the afternoon
in visiting the Agricultural and Art
buildings and in watching the horse
races.
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ANSWERS.

Ambrose Smith vs.. Verna M. John
ston.
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DAMAGE CASE ON TRIAL.
The $4,000 damage suit case brought
by the Administrative Of william Hen.
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PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.

PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.
In estate of Anna Detmering, inVen-
tory and appraisement allowed.
In estate of Mary Ann Brown, Can
ton, Joseph Quinn appointed admin
istrator.
In the trusteeship of Dorothy Alice
Yost ct al. r. ]. Pumphrey appointed
trustee.
In will of Margaret Reese, Sugar
Creek township, filed for probate.
In the guardianship of Homer and
Viola Kellar, final account filed.
In estate of Frances Kester. final
account filed.
In estate of Julia Mccormick, Can
ton, John T. Blake appointed execu-
tor,
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-09
Gossip of the Racetrack

The selling race feud at Emeryville was re-
newed yesterday when G. j. Ramsey mare May
Amelia. recently claimed from Charlie SANFORD,
won the fifth race. Frank Weir. whose griev-
ance against Ramsey goes back to the claiming
Of Cressina from him. boosted May Amelia from
5000 TO 81 800 and Ramsey let him have the
mare The figure at which he had claimed her
George Reed. trainer for R. L. Thomas,
of the Maple stable was ready with the usual 80
advance and retained the horse
The sale of the Napa stock farm yearlings
scheduled to take place at the Emeryville sad
ding paddock yesterday was abandoned after one
failed to elicit reasonable bid. John Fields
was the purchaser of the bay colt by The Judge
than sacrifice the Youngsters. Superintendent
Berry will have them trained and raced
Barney schreiber will go to Los Angeles next
Monday to attend the annual meeting of the di-
recfors OF the Los Angeles racing association.
He will remain in the south only a few days
whom he has first call will return with him
when he comes back to Emeryvilie.
j. b. Dunn will arrive at Emeryville today
from Arcadia with Ruth W. Eduardo, Platoon
Charlie Doherty. East End. James A. Murray.
Balreed, Patriotic, Bryan and Bardonia
DIR. Leggo, Jacomo, Joe Nealon and Ed Davis;
Mn Song. belonging to W. Fitzgerald, reached
EmeryvilIe yesterday from Seattle.
Trainer George Reed has received notification
that r. L. Thomas will ship Light Wool and
several other good mudders from Arcadia after
the running of Saturdays stake at the southern
track for the purpose of Strengthening the En-
eryville division of his stable
E. J Duffy and other owners will ship several
horses from Arcadia to Emeryville with the trio
that Dr. Rowell has telegraphed his foreman to
send north.
Henry Flittners trouble has been diagnosed as
case of Bright's disease, rather than paralysis,
as at first supposed. There has been little
change in his condition since be was suddenly
stricken down last week.
Former Jockey Palms, whose suspension was
recently lifted to the extent that he VIII be al
lowed to exercise horses, is galloping for j.
Sinnot
W. G. Douglass of Oakland, who was ruled of
the ti1rf al Dallas. Tex, in 1907. has been re-
instated by the Texas thoroughbred association.
as has Jockey Willie Conley, who was suspended
at the same time.
The spectacle of Walter Miller astride $50
to i shot was presented in the second race, in
which the former champion jockey rode Metla-
katla.
william Hawke is in tough luck. His good
horse Cigarlighter, after having recently devei-
lung fever and his 2 year old fiily Aunt Kit
picked up nail a day or two ago.
Trainer Flanagan of the Applegate string has
come to the conclusion that Semproni and Sem
premium. the two promising year olds that
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-09
Six Day Grind Is Ahead
of Former Records

NEW YORK, Dec S.-At midnight
tonight II teams still remained com
petitors in the six day bicycle race. OF
these five were tied for first place with
s74 miles and three laps to their credit
Three other teams were one lap be-
hind, two We're two laps to the rear,
while one was trailing by several miles
The leaders at this hour were eight
miles ahead of the best previous record,
which was 966 miles and three laps
made by Elkes and Mcfarland in 1900
Ine men had kept UP the steady grind
with no losses or gains since the SEN
satlonal sprint which resulted in the
shakeup shortly before 8 o'clock this
afternoon.
The score at midnight, the close of
the forty eighth hour, was as follows:
Rutt and StoI mcfarland and Mo-
ran, Fogler and Lawson Collins and
Mitten, Hill and Demara, 974 miles g
Walker, Devonovitch and Droback, 974
miles laps; Walthour and Root, Gal
vim and Wiley. s74 miles l lap; Faber
and Lafourcade, 965 miles laps.
At 1 o'clock this morning the relative
positions of the teams was unchanged
The leaders at that time had Travelled
995 miles and laps. against the former
record of 9S5 miles and 3 laps in the
1900 race.
The score at ? o'clock this morning
at the end of the fiftieth hour was as
Rutt and stol, MacFarland and Nor
an, Fogler and Lawson, Collins and
Mitten. Hill and Demara 10h miles &
laps: Anderson and. Vanoni, Palmer and
Walker. Devonovitch and Drobach
1,011 miles I laps; Walthour and Root,
Calvin and Wiley. 1,011 miles laps;
Faber and Lafourcade, 1o02 miles 2
laps
and 2 laps, made by Elkes and Mac
Farland in 1900.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-09
Amateur Athletics

Polvtechnic high schools squad Of basket ball
cred Heart college this evening at the Young
Mems Hebrew association hall, in Page street
near Sfanyan. The game viii begin at
o'clock ..Poly's'' PLAYERS viii consist OF George
Frates feaptain), Bradner. Booker Lesser, wat
naha Spencer Coe, Ebat and Smith The
oan,e promises to be interesting. as the teams
have already met, the red and black players win
ming.
Lowell high school held its annual election Of
efhletc managers yesterday afternoon in its as
eennblv hall a large number of enthusiastic
students attending VIII McRae. the popular
trackrnan was elected president Of the students
association and track captain, amid great ap-
rieuse Roy pease. Lowelfs speedy center and
cnard. who was placed in the all academic first
team as center. rs a recognition OF his splendid
nlavfnc during tsae past football seasons, was
unanimously elected captain Of Lowelis eleven
for mex. season. Homer Countryman. one Of
Iowelrs remaining veterans. was made football
manager
Prepsrations ere being made for the academic
cross country race. which viii take place dur
ing next February. and good list of entries
has been received by the committee in charge
~ the race. Jimmy Flood Of Wilmerding,
who ran third in last years race. has entered.
and Clarence Wakeman, who finished second 10
soldier King in the recent indoor meet. viii
run Irving Lunt the gritty little miller Of Mis-
sion high has also entered Carlisle Nunan,
who ran second TO Munroe. winner of last years
event has not signifed his intention to enter
this race.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-09
Jockey Mccarthy Coming
Back From Arcadia

Here is a piece of news that will be
hailed with Joy by local race goers.
Jockey Dave Mccarthy viii return from
Arcadia today and viii be seen in the
saddle at Emeryville this afternoon
He viii have the mount on S. c. Hill
dreths Tony Faust and probably on
other horses. Hidreth suddenly
changed his plans yesterday for the
indefinite retention of the boy at the
Arcadia track and wired Frank Tay-
lor. his local trainer. that he would
send the boy north if he had need Of
his services Taylor replied that he
would be glad to have the boy. and so
leave Los Angeles for Emeryvliie last
night. Colonel W II. Mosby, Nc
Carthys manager, who had deferred
his contemplated departure for Ar
cadia until tonight, was spared the
necessity for the trip south. Taylor
VIII ship Montgomery to Los Angeles
today to MI stake engagement IN the
MOnrOVia handicap, a mile ana an
eighth, $500 added. which viii be the
stellar attraction at the Arcadia track
the coming Saturday; Hildreth viii
undoubtedly ship Fitzherbert and pos
siblv other horses here from Arcadia
within a day or two. Fitzherbert prob
ABLY will be Hildreth's main reliance
in the Pacific Union handicap at En-
Jockey ]. Lee showed his real form
in the saddle at Emeryville yesterday.
He put up gilt edged rides on Bon
Homme and Warden, two OF MS en-
plover's horses that constituted the eX-
tent of his mounts during the day. win
ming with Warden and being beaten y
head on Bon Homme. He was able
TO ride at 109 pounds.
Jockey Gilbert also showed greatly
improved form and carried off the
Jockey honors Of the day with two well
earned victories, both accomplished on
the horses of T. II. williams, his con-
tract employer.