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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-10
FINGER PRINTS EVIDENCE
SLAYER OF AUGUST WAGNER IN
MISSOURI LEFT MARK OF
5LOODT HAND.

vanda.a. No. Dec S-The theory
o- 1hicu Mark Twain bull, his In.
ter-sting story OF "Putdin Head vii.
son, may De used to solve the mys-
terry of the murder OF August Wagner
In the cellar o, his home near here.
Tho imprint OF 4 bloody hand on
jois, in the cellar Is the onlytan-
gible evidence that the searchers
have been able to find
The BODY OF Wagner was found
yesterday morning in the cellar OF
the home in which he lived alone
He had been struck on the head
with a hatchet repeatedly Apparent
ly his slayer had attacked him from
behind.
In carrying out his deadly work
the slayer either caught hold Of
his victim TO overpower him or
searched his pockets for valrables
In doing so he dabbled one hand in
the dying mans life blood Then
in rising from his work OF death.
he placed his stained hand against
ar after. II he saw the crimson i'm
print he left there the dread posi-.
billties OF the bit OF evidence he
was leaving probably did not enter
his head.
When the authorities searched the
cellar for some piece OF evidence
that would help them fasten the
crime on the murderer they dlscov-
cred the bloody hand. Seeing its i'm
portance, they sawed away the piece
Of wood and are guarding Il. An ex.
/ pert in such matters is 20 be called
upon 10 examine the imprint and
compare II with the imprint OF the
vhand of any persons who may be
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ORGANIZE DRAINAGE DISTRICTS.
Will straieh.en Out Washita River to
Prevent Future overflows.

Tishomingo, Okla, Dec. l0-A peti.
ton has been filed before the coun-
ty commissioners under the Oklahoma
state drainage act for the organl-
zation Of a drainage district in Deep.
water Lake valley to drain 547S
acres of land The petition was pre-
sented by Speaker VIM. ". Murray,
one OF the largest owners, on be-
half OF himself and other petitioners.
commissioners. Bonds will be issued
running 2j years and the lands az.
fected will be assessed in the ma
ture OF an annual tax during 25 years
TO pay for such Improvements. It is
estimated that the cost Of this dis
,rict will be about $4,000
Il Is learned that another petition
will be presented embracing the belt
on Washita river. which forms the
boundary line between Johnston and
Marshall counties. requiring the Joint
action OF the county commissioners
OF both counties, for the purpose Of
Strengthening the Washita river and
cutting off the bends which produce
the overflow. It is believed that
these two districts will completely
prevent all the overflows on Wash.
I ita river in this section.
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Monday. December IS.

chas. p Abbott. e, al IS car'ocs
& Cruce. e. al
Ardmore Natolal Bank ys W. J.
Wilson, ct al
Mile Jane Roberts e' aI IS
Charles r. Allen.
l. \ byrlm vs.. T. IT Parker,
ct al
flrs, National Bank %, E'owl ys.
R r McLish and j. Z Wall
Firs, National Bank of Gainesville
IS J. y. Taliaferr1, - a..
c. W. Young vs.. y. 3 Woo.sey.
c. II Butler vs.. y. o. Rast'-.
Calvin Young IS. G. u. Pe.'t.
To'tio Wheeler Mercantile O.. VS..
J. W. Banks Mercantile Co. 80 al,
b. C. cothran vs.. c. r. T. a ;.
Ry. Co.
Annie Bowman, Atmx, vs. C c.
q $, i. Ry Co.
\. J. Chapman vs.. Henry Cooper.
Arimore Brick & Tile Go. IS. Ard
moro Foundry Bridge & Machine
Co.
L y. Bonner vs. W. p Poland.
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FOXY Chinese Diplomacy.

The Chinese have favorite way ~
trying tu crush those they don't like
with a weight ~ cuntcmptuouS epi-
thets All foreigners to them. a. We
know. are foreign devils" The en-
peror ~ china I'm proclalmlng the
japanese war applied to the enemy the
name ~ "woicu" o- vrssals This
was meant 90 bo an insr and SO the
japanese took 81. for y. 'ame they
claim T. "Ji-kwo." or people ~ = .
Land of the Rising sun other fp
riEn nations however. have also had
cause 10 complain on this score. Ere.
quently IN treaties the crafty Chinese
diplomats would insert some term that
was aftrrward found 10 be- anything
but complimentary 10 the other par.
ties Foreign ambassadors. therefore.
became NOR" careful and employed cx.
pcrl-n'rd interpreters to carefully
search a.i documents composed I'm the
Chinese language for any oppruhrious
terms When the cunning Chinese mo-
tircd this they FASTENED 20 concillatc
the foreigners icy applying 10 them the
most faft"riug terms of cudearmput
and hence England is today by the
Chinese called "Ning-kwo." the -four
I>hius France "Fa- Kwo" the lald
whore m" laws live; Italy, IT .Kwo."
the land ~ Justice; Germany. "Tr-
Kwo. the one rich IN virtues and the
United States "Nei-Kwo." the beauti.
ful
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Charles Mckinney vs. St. Low5
& san Francisco Ry. CO.
= C.. Bridgeman ys. Port pult..
o.. al
J.F. McHughes vs.. Stevens Kenner.
ly & spragius CO.
Fel.lah Jim We. r c. RAndo'
FeI.ah jim vs.. J. y. Newcomo.
p. a. Hooks. ct al ys. L. Z Ia
'Im. o. a.
W d. Atkinson vs.. C. o & C.
r. r. CO.
Byron Drew vs.. C. O. & C R r.
Co.
state OF Oklahoma IS. Mrs W
Chapman.
state o; Oklahoma vs.. c L. VIA
gins.
state OF oklahoma vs. J. 5 b.
A9po,los
Jacob Cooper vs. Joe F. Robinson.
j. " Pierce vs. spag.l.ag M:g
Co
Estate % Joseph Baptist. t--e2s
Cd. vs. John 3. Criner.
westheimer & Daube @: a.. IS.
@ W and Lille Mclaughlin.
Wes'hslmer & Daube. e; al, IS C
" Bingham, et a..
Tuesday. December p.
J. y Morgan vs.. Adam a1i Va. 81
Pool
A. C.. Ctuce vs.. Ia, ]. Struck.
A C. & Lee Crce IS. " J
Wilson. e. al.
Max wes,he!mer. e: a.. VS. II \.
Gabriel. ct a.
Turner q Virgins vs. Charles c.,
aee. ct a..
J. c. Freddy VS. Arthur Mg1zeil
+. L. Poland vs.. City Of Ardmore
Jennie McKensie vs.. C e.. & : r
Ry Co.
Stella Farve vs.. Geo. F. Cr.aer
ct al
Jack Bell vs.. C. c. & ;. r. Ry
Co.
osvalt s. Parker. ct al. vs. W. C
Woods. ct al.
Oswalt S. Parker, ct a.. ys. Mary
f. Woods.
Wednesday, December p.
The Pine Belt Lumber Co. vs. I
| " Douglas.
4. G.. Addington, ct al. vs. Spr.n5
/ field Fire and Marine Ius. Co.
a. G.. Addngton, ct al. IS. Com
mercial Union Assoc. Co.
\. C. Addington, ct al, ". Ger
man Alliance Ins. Co.
"a. G. Addlngton, et al vs.. Gel
man Alliance Ins. Co.
\. C. Addington, ct al, rs Ger
man Alliance Ins. Co.
". c. Kendall vs.. D. A. McKa,
. Kill.
C. C. Heath vs.. c.R.L& P. r. Il
| Co.
C. r. Smith VS.. Isaac Christian
ct al
n. Hardy vs.. City OF ArImore.
First National Bank OF Arlmor
VS. Western Storage Co. Q; al.
Edgar FRANKLIN. by Fisher Fraal
I'm, vs.. Abe Smallwood.
William Reeves VS.. C. VI. Clnaln-
ham
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WE CAN DO YOUR GAS FITTING
FRIGHT NOW"

Don't wait until il gets cold again
Phone 60. Ardmore Supply Co
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HoM's This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure
I, J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O,
We the undersigned, have known
+, J. Cheney for the last IS years, and
believe him perfectly honorable IN all
business transactions and financially
able TO carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o
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PAZo OINTMENT is guaranteed 20
cure any case OF itching, blind. bleed
Ing or pro,ruding Piles in 6 to "a
Gays or money refunds soc.
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ALBATROSS
That's the name OF the best -four
sold In Ardmere.

Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
Testimonials sert free. Price IS cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton. ID & Y
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Yates Center. Kan, Sept rs. 1905
After my doctors gave me up 10 die
Halls Texas Wonder cured me OF
kidney and bladder trouble. II is the
best medicine on earth. Mrs II. s
Johnson Sold by all druggists D&W
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suspected.
Luther Anderson, who is being held
on suspicion that he may know
something Of the killing, has been
taken o Jail in Mexico, the county
seat OF Audrain county.
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Friday. December ,he ti,h.

Rosa Anderson ys. e. VI Joiner.
]. VI. Robertson ys. Epps Allen
al
Joe 7. Robinson. Guar. vs.. Joe
Henry. ct al.
International Bank OF Coalga'e IS
Mullen & Mullen q al
d G. Flcnnikou IS. 4. u Hyde e.
al.
westhetmer & Daube IS Frisco Ry
Co
J. W Perry Us /. Il Mason
c. l.. Johnson vs. W Z Johnson.
+. Rcnzlcmau vs.. j. S. Mullen.
Denver Fruit q Vegetable Grower
Assoc. vs.. G.. L. Miller 4 Co.
Walter Mclaughlin, by r.. c Nc
Laughlu Guar, IS. Arimora Loan a
Trust Co
NJ. u. Abbott IS. G.. T. Virgins.
J. r. Bynum ys G.. T. sullivan.
j u. Kirby vs.. j. T. Coleman.
The Garner Company U.s. John Day
idson.
Lee - Lynn IS G r. / a p Ry Co
Saturday, December the 18th.
g. ; Mauphin SIS. J. L. smith
C. T. Mcmillan ys Lizzie GiiIard
G.. u Soagle s. j d Hur's
G. ". LoWcry rs j. +. McClltchcy
ct al
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SETTING or THE CIVIL
AND CRIMINAL DOCKET

I l.a Clthey. 20 al
g. s. Bonner. Guar, vs. J. r
P.arca 20 al
DlRuari-Lesfer Asohat Co. W
Lae Gait 20 al
Vs. O. Diizier VS.. Arimore Dry
Good c..
J. 81 King ys. George F Hodge
O., a.
John s. H1g.er vs. A. J. Lee.
OF al.
]. , Garter. ~ al. Fs. Union PUB
.,a.rE Co. % al
" e. Kendall 's. \. b DAVIS and
% Vs. Banks
g. u. smith VS.. a. P. Powell
't a.
g. u smith 's A. 4. Thompson
j." Crlce SIS \" =. Terrell. e.
al
j. " Crlce 49, W. P Terrell
"i a.
% a. Gabr.". SIS. Leon Bar7Al.
John Dexter 's j. W. starr. et al
Wednesday December 10.
Henry P'o"ofih Guar 's. J. B
Rose ana Geo. Grant.
Henry PeD"o.ih, Guar" vs. U. {.
Fore and Morris Fore.
Cooke County Liquor Company W
Il o Reynolds' ct al.
9. =. Virgins vs.. W. y Jackson.
Southern National Bank Of "ynne'
wood IS. +. r. Poole Receiver
Southern National B'lk OF Wynne-
wood vs.. Z. Il Poole, ct al
Clyde Bayiess vs.. l. V. Mullen. et
al
Elliott hendal Shoe Co. vs.
II c. Russell.
J. G. Hobbs vs. J. +. Young ct al.
Edward Thompson Co. 's. II. a.
l'edbe'ter.
@. y" Buckles vs. Thos Holland
City OF Ardmore Vs. Morris Hai-
rison.
Ardmore Loan & Trust Co. vs..
Wesiheimer * Dalbe.
A. c. Dennis vs.. o, l.. Dennis.
Thursday oeeembe- H.
r NJ. Godfrey ". Frank over
street
Arbuck'e Falls Light & Power Co
ys. L. p. Adkins.
II NJ. Ferguson vs.. W. ~ Wright ct
al
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Pilot lighter expolded-Itw SIS not
on a Direct Action gas stove sold
by Kearney. They have none If
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-15
DIED

AHERN-In this city, July H. 1908. Edward
c., beloved of Timothy and Joanna
Ahern, and loving brother of William j..
Francis D., Mary c. and Gertrude Ahern,
native of San Francisco, Cali, aged It
years 3 months and 16 days.
The funeral will take place today (Wednes-
day, July 10, 1908, at O'Clock a. M, from
his late residence, 1850 Twenty fifth street
between Sanchez and Noe, thence to st.
.Pauls church, where a requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose of his soul,
commencing at m Interment Holy
Cross cemetery.
BAASER-A requiem high mass will be cele-
nue. and street South, today (Wednes-
the souls of the late Ferdinand and Marie
Sophie Baaser, deceased. Friends invited.
BAUMANN-In this city, July 13. 1908, Cath
erina j., beloved daughter Of Gallus J.. and
Catherine BaumanD, and sister of Joseph
Baumann, a native of San Francisco, Cal.
aged months and % days.
BEAMISH-In this city, July IA, 19os Sam
ueI f., dearly beloved son of Prudence and
the late Richard Beamish, and beloved brother
of Stanley A. and Prudence NJ. Beamish,
a native of County Cork, Ireland, aged 81
years and Z months member Of Mohican
tribe No. 119, L. o. II. NJ.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
row Thursday, July 16, 1908, at 1880 a. m. :.
at his late residence, 406 Laguna street. Inter-
ment Cypress Lawn cemetery.
To the officers ana members Of Mohican
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-15

on the southern California courts as
Miss Gabriel Dobbins.
The unmarried women proved much
too strong for their married opponents,
who failed to win a set out of three.
Mrs. Elliott had not played for several
months, and her game showed de-
cided lack of practice. Mrs. Bruce
played good tennis, but with the sup
port she received stood no chance
against her sclever opponents. Miss
Meyer surprised the spectators by per-
forming so cleverly in such fast COM
pany. She easily held her own with
the other contestants, and at times her
play was more brilliant than Miss Sut-
tons The score was GA, 6-2, ell
Many of the spectators were no doubt
little disappointed in Miss Sutton,
especially those who are not familiar
with the game. After all they have
read they no doubt expected some
thing most spectacular. While Miss
Sutton has. on occasions in the past
played brilliant tennis, this is not her
forte. She does not play a SNOWY
game, but any one with even fair
knowledge of the game can distin-
guish its winning qualities. Her
strokes are clean cut, her judgment
excellent and her drive machinelike in
its certainty. Her game yesterday was
well up to the standard, but she did not
have chance to shine as she would
have in singles.
Miss Sutton played more at the net
yesterday than she did last week, and
those who doubted her ability to do
so were convinced that she is almost
as clever at the net as she is in the
back court.
The mixed doubles match in the aft
ernoon brought together the same
ho+ o%
day. May Sutton and Maurice Nc
Loughlin were on one side of the net
and Mrs. Bruce and Carl Gardner on
the other. Miss Sutton took matters
easy in the early part of the match, but
when she and her partner fell behind
in the second set she played a fierce
game, and went into it with a deter
mination to win in straight sets. Miss
/ Sutton and Mclaughlin won the first
set easily by a score of 6-2. Their op-
ponents, however, established a big
! lead early in the second set and il
| looked almost certain ii would be set
all. Right here Miss Sutton showed that
she had not been overextending her
self. With the score standing 80
Al and 5-3 against her, she increased
her speed, and with the able assist.
ance of her partner pulled the set out
! 7-5. The score was GO, 7-5.
Miss Sutton and her sister will leave
for Santa Barbara today, and will par.
ticipate in the Hotel Potter tourna
ments, which begin tomorrow. Severa
of the local experts will also make tn,
trip south. Maurice Mclaughlin, Georg,
James, Carl Gardner. Melville Long anC
Robert Strachan will represent thi
city in the various events, and the!
should account for good share Of th'
honors. James and Mclaughlin are tn,
coast doubles champions, while Lona
and Gardner hold the doubles cham
pionship of the bay counties. Thes'
two teams are unquestionably the bes
in this part of the state, and the cracks
/ from the south will find them hard t.
beat in both doubles and singles. Rob
ert Strachan probably will play in th'
junior. event only, and if he does no
carry off the honors there will be
surprised lot of people in this city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-15
Tony Bonero Easily
Wins Handicap
Horses Show Good Form on
Brighton Track and Fdporites
Come In
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

BRIGHTON BEACH, July 12.-Today's
decided interest was shown in the run
ming of all the races.
1t was an up and down sort of day
for public choices. but no rank out
siders finished in front. nearly all the
winners being well fancied by some
portion of the Brighton crowd. Barring
some bad racing luck all the races were
run pretty close to form and had no i'll
looking features.
The winning of Tony Bonero in the
handicap at one mile and a sixteenth
was not unexpected, although he was
not the favorite. AS the saying goes,
Tony Bonero likes the Brighton track
and in other seasons he has beaten
good horses there. He is a horse with
lot of speed, and fast horses appear
to go farther on the Brighton track
with all it's turns and short stretches
than they would at Sheepshead Bay or
some of the other tracks.
Frizette and Ragman were natural
choices to win, and Paprika was as
good as anything else in the steeple-
chase. In the last race of the day
Cotyotto, equal choice with Summer
Night would probably have won but
for the fact that she ran out at the
stretch turn and finished on the out
side rail. After losing many lengths
by this freak she was a close fourth at
the finish.
FIRST RACE-six furlongs, selling, purse
odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
5-1-Black Mary 9e Upton ..;;.-...-...-. !
1 3
Time, 1:14 Whip Top. Sanguine: Biskra
Araze, Batsman, Cymbal. Beardall Dial Plate
Fascinator, Richmond Duke, Obert, Alchemy
Sukey's Son, Hartford Boy, finished as named.
SECOND RACE-Five and half furlongs.
selling, $500 added:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
9-5-Ragman. 104 (McCahey) ...............
7-2-Chaperone, 100 (Lee) e)...-...............
go U Kid. 112 (Notter) r).................. 3
Time, 1:07 4-5. ST. Withhold. Vpn Laer Har-
old Jr. Empire Expedition finished as named.
THIRD RACE-One and sixteenth miles,
selling. $500 added
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
1-5-Frizette, 100 (Upton) on).....-.........-.- l
7-2-Import, 1O2 (Dugan) )-.....-..-........
1O-1-Chaplet, 90 (Gilbert) ........... 8
Time. LAG 3-5. Greene. Campaigner, finished
FOURTH RACE-one and sixteenth miles,
| 5000 added:
odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey; Fin;
| 7-5-Zienap, los (Miller) Observation-Disclosures. 2
5-2-Anraeus. 102 (Dugan) ).....-.......:..- }
Time LAO To- DisoOeulent' Unnorelia' nh-
| ished named.
! FIFTH RACE-Steeplechase handicap, about
two miles, $500 added:
| Odds Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
| s-5-Paprika, 1877 (McKinney) .......-.... |
9-5-Pete Daley. 40 &c. smith, ............
| s-5-Robador 1872 90. Heider) ............... 8
| Time, 4:07. Only three starters.
! SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs:
| Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
! 4-1-Mauviette, 105 CE. Dugan) ............
1O-1-Civita, los (Gilbert) t)................... 2
| 5-1-Harlem Maid 1o5 u. Lee) ....:.......
| Time, 1:01. Summer Night, C0tytto, Senten-
! tious Rumsie Queen of Trent Bandello, Inez
Sister. Scotch Lass, Terpsichore, finished as
j named.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-15
May Sutton Proves
lnVinCibIe
Carries Partners to Victory in
Women's and Mixed
Doubles Matches
By Grant Smith

May Sutton, ex-world's champion
tennis player, yesterday made her first
appearance in San Francisco since
she won the title three years ago.
A large crowd was in attendance
at the California club courts both
in the forenoon and afternoon. Sew
eral hundred enthusiasts had gath
cred by 10 o'clock in the morning, and
the crowd was even larger in the aft
ernoon.
The little ex-champion figured in a
doubles match in the forenoon and a
mixed doubles in the afternoon, and
was victorious in both. The morn
ing match was between May Sutton
and Coda Meyer, one of the cleverest
players at the park and Mrs. Bruce
and Mrs. Harry Elliott, who won fame
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-15
ENTRIES

First race, Eve furlongs. selling-Ra finally.
Burlingame, Athgold. Zoe Young. Columbia
Maid, Black Domino, Lakeview. Petaluma. Huro.
Ray Carlo. Pandemonium, Bill BagweM
Second race. five and a half furlOngs, sell
ing-J. N Neal, Siege Gun. Marian Louise Lord
Down. King Thorpe, Wheatstone Addie
Hawkins.
Third race. hve furlongs. selling-Susie Gregg.
Nettie Hicks. Louise FitzgibbOns. Nelrina, ku-
miss Nina Baker. Salvage. Elm King, Galvanic.
Playlet. Panlock. Happy Chappy.
Fourth race. i've furlongs, selling-Balerian,
ZeIIa G, Rare China. TrOcha, Minnie, Della,
GrOtto.
Fifth race, one mile. selling-Kiamesha III.
Golden Light. Follow Ne. FlOrentine. Elevation,
Hammeraway Duchess OF MOntabella. Azusa.
Dick Redd, NabOnassar, Harbor. BenvOlO.
Sixth race. six furlOngs. selltng-Maud ;.
Budapest Rustling silk, Tom Shaw, BOOger Red,
Sam Barber La Gloria, st. Avon.
Weather cloudy: track muddy.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-15

Nicholas RefcofAki, 2s. Elmhurst, and Beuliah
Finley I6, Melrose.
Frank Leroy Bear. 25, and Fannie NJ. Stout,
is, both of Oakland.
John Clervi, u. Oakland. and Alice Bar
sotti %, San Francisco
Francis J. Horton, "a and Lila Mcqueen. is.
both of Stockton.
John F. Fee, "a, Oakland, and Agnes Rooney,
%, Berkeley.
both of Oakland.
Frank Woodbury., 2s Bakersfield. and Elsie
NJ. Wilkinson, rs, Berkeley.
Harry Leonhart, %, Napoleon, o., and
Pauline Bank, "A, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-15
Butte Races

BUTTE. Mont. July 14.-Fifteenth day
Weather clear; track slow
FIRST RACE-Three furlOnss; selling;
year olds and upward:
4-1-E. NJ. Brattain (Calahanl109
2-1-Sid Silver (Kirschbaum)lO9 n
I1O-1-Nrs. Natthews(ButwelD1o no 3 1lAS h
Time, O:36- Winner gr la) by Captive
ping Third driving. f. NJ Brattain broke
tired fast. Albert closed we'll Bright Albert
90 Helen Etack 10. Hop Queen 20. Glendennins
70. Nina Baker 10, Kumiss 4 finished as
named.
SECOND RACE-Fiye furlongs; selling
Odd Odds O'Di Horse s and Jockey VT st. Str. Fin.
1-1-Charlie DOherty Gfischerl10S 2ls1 3
2-1-Lancashire Lad(E.Clark)1o0 I 3 Ia
Time. 6:4s1s. Winner I. c. CD by Father,
Start t.ng good GSSs %0P eag DaSsry sgSSIa SoI
furIong pole. Poppy closed well Merritt BUY
40 RathnaIIy 10 Mossbaek 20. COrelH 90 Miss
ButterheId Is, finished as named
THIRD RACE-Five furlOngs; selling; year
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. St. Str. Fin.
3-5-M. Musgrave Oh tn ton )1O4 112l
S1-BsntheI o. Clark la,l.,,:; ,Sa Sa q i
Time, 1:O1h. Winner br. {. BY Ethelbert-
American Beauty. Start good Won easily.
graye outclassed her held- The SHcker finished
gamely. Miss Danville ran fair race koun-
tain quit early. Miss DanYlle o. AaDel tOun-
tain I Raw WeIch 30 Lackvills 20, Lightning
Flash 80. finished as named
FOURTH RACE-one mile; selling; year
odds. Horse and Jockey VT St. Str. Fin.
3-5-Furze (Callahan). 81 3
7-2-Peerless Lass (Tullet). JOY H. J .
I1O-1-Calendar (HObart) .... .1O7 2 21aS ID
! Time, 1:4s Winner ch. m. CD BY Nastur-
tum-Julia Harlow. Start good Won easily
Next two cleyerly. After the second race the
track dried out and became fast. Furze gal
lOped all the way. Peerless Lass had no eN-
cuses Calendar interfered with several horses
at first turn by cutting across from outside u
the rail- KaiserhOn getting the worst or IT,
KaiserhoH TO- Nina Gibson j., King Brush -
Soapy Jones 20 NabOnassar 8, Little Mirthful
10, finished named
FIFTH RACEANfile; selling; year Olds and
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
5-1-The Don (Shriler) ...114 y
/ S-5-Belden IS. Martini -...-114 l!s
s.1-Redmont (BgtwelD III l 2 "a
Senorita. Start good Won In hard drive
OF three. Belden badly Outrun all the way,
closed strong on the inside and would have
in another stride. Cap closed well. Hi CauI
II 10, Prince OF Orange s. Sal Pearl is. Wise
Hand g. finished named.
SIXTH RACE-Seven furlongs; selling:
year Olds and upward
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
/ 2-1-F. W. Barr( (Kirschbaum)1 / III
6O-1-Surety (POst) . n 1a
| Time. 1:29. Winner b. H. (5l by Kismet
Jennie K Start good Won easily. Second
the same. Third eleverly. F. W Barr was
Surety tired hnal furlong. Silverskin bad
betting proposition and a false favOrite. Suc-
coed 4, Sibari 10. Silverskin 3-5, East End To-
/ finished as named.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-15
Windsor Races

First race, six kurlongs-Rose F won. Royal
Artillery second, Glen MacBride third Time
TIA SO.
Second race. five furIongs-SimcOe won, Cere-
monius second, Desire third. Time, 1:O1.
Third race one mile-Lawrenee p. Daley
won, Polly Prim second, Mortiboy third. Time,
40 20.
won, Dan de Noyles second, Pearl Point third.
Time, 1:0S.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Edgeley won, Royal
Onyx second, Prince Hehenlohe third Time,
1:14 1-5.
Sixth Face, one and a sixteenth miles
Granada won. Golf Ball second, Gilvedear third.
Time, 1:47 1-5.
Seventh race, one and a sixteenth miles
Tom Dolan won. ReidmOre second Imogene
third. Time, 1:46 As.