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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
LOUISVILLE WINNERS

suits Of today's races:
First race, four furloaes-Servicence won.
fnhdamental second, SilEerite third. Time.
Second race, Eve and half furlongs-Beth
Goodwin won. Stoner Hill second Dr. SImral
third Time. I'LL.
Third race six furlongs-E. T. Shipp won.
Thomas Calhoun second. Ethel Carr third Time.
lis.
Fourth race. steeplechase. short colrse-Piller
won. Bertel second. Waterway third Time
3:ls- Charfeld won. but was disqualified for
running ont of the course
Fifth race. seven furongs-Mortiboy won.
Iehar second. Hasty Agnes third. Time.
Sixth race, one mile-Quagga won. Plant Land
second, DR.. McCluer third. Time, 1:47 3-5
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PASSED SPURIOUS cHEcKs

Frank /. Morrill,. a recent arrival in
the city, was booked at the city prison
yesterday by Detectives Burke and
Armstrong on a charge OF forgery and
several charges of passing spurious
checks one OF his victims was Rev.
c. w. Warner. 40sI Seventeenth street.
Morrill, called upon the clergyman with
a pitifui tale and cashed forged check
with him for s.. The clergyman also
gave him one OF his coats. (which Nor
riIl was wearing when arrested
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HOT BISCUITS FOR
SOLDIERS BREAKFAST
Department Ruling Against Post
Baking Does Not Apply to
Morning Meal

WASHINGTON. May s. That sol
diers will not be deprived of the
sola.ce of biscuits. hot rolls. mullins
and corn bread is the assurance given
the army men by the secretary OF
war in decision just published. The
paragraph of the army regulations for
bidding the baking of bread by COM
panies at various posts Is construed
by the department. to apply only to
bakery bread Of lOaves. baked at the
post bakery for issue to troops
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No More Bookies al
Ldfonia Track
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

CINC INNATI. May S.-Book :1akers
track this season and pSri mutuel ma
chimes installed for the benefit of the
betting public. This is the informa-
tion which Harvey Meyers, vice. presi-
dent of the Latonia club. impaired to-
day. The directors VIII hold a meet
Ing within few days to vote on the
question Meyers states that the
change will be made because of the de-
cision of the Kentucky court of appeals
holding that the French system of bet
ting is the only legal method In the
state.
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+SCUFFLE OVER CLOSING
OF ROAD BRINGS SUIT
Summer Resort Proprietor Is
Made Defendant in Action
for Damages
sPEcIAL DIsPATcH no rHE cAIr.

SANTA ROSA, May s-A W. Ewing.
VINO conducts the Fitch mountain sum-
mer resort at Healdsburg, was made
the defendant in S25. 500 suit for per-
sonal' damages today by John and Rosa
Foppiano OF Healdsburg. The suit
grows out of trouble over the use OF
private roadway through land recently
purchased by Ewing and his closing
the road. which had been in use for 80
years. against the public. In a per-
sonal encounter Mrs Foppiano had her
thumb dislocated and Ewing pleaded
guilty to assault and paid fine of s25
In the Justices court for his part in the
fracas. The suit now pending is based
on the Injury and medical attendance.
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ENTER BALLOON CONTEST

PARIS May 6.-Count Henri de Ia
Vaulx. Jacques Faure and Alfred lie
Blanc. the aeronauts. have been Sc
lected as the French representative in
the international balloon contest for
the James Gordon Bennett cup in Ber-
lin, October H.
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Gossip Of the Track

william Walker has about made up his mind
to abandon his proposed eastern trip, principally
on account of the serious Illness OF his WIFE and
ii is probable that Seattle viii be the scene of
his summer campaign. Edwin Gum. on which
he had counted to pull down some valuable
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purses in the east has suffered a fresh setback.
having spread foot yesterday that had previous
ly been sound.
Local turfmen In touch with the situation at
Seattle not In the least apprehensve OF any
interference with betting at The Meadows the the
limits of the adjoining city of Georgetown. whose
attorney is credited with designs upon the sport.
In the state of Washington official interference
of any sort with the approaching meeting is ex-
trcmeiy unlikely
E. L. Tally, to whom Jockey Goldstein is
under contract is planning to depart for Toronto
on Monday with his horses. In the care
will GO Demere and King Ferdinand. Charlie
Bowman's two horse stable I. II. Miller & Co. s
Raleigh and Lady Rensselaer, and couple OF 2
the Canadian circuit. Bowman himself will remain
here to the end OF the season and will then fol-
fall with strong stable of 10 or Is good
horses.
Excessive reduction has brought Jockey Keogh
to condition where his employer ID. A. Ross.
has insisted that the boy take rest In order
TO recuperate. This explains Keogh's absence
from the saddle for several days. He win not
resume riding until next week, in any event. and
maybe not then.
In order to protect his injured eye from fur
ther danger, Jockey A. Walsh donned a pair Of
sumed riding yesterday. Bernardo. the only
mount on which the boy had chance to make
a showing. a race tAat was In striking
contrast to her dsgraceful performance of q
few days ago as a favorlte with Jockey Carroll
np on account of which that boy suspended.
The developments in the probably sealed
Carrolrs fate far any hope of reinstate-
ment is concerned
Jockey Butwell's continued absence from the
saddle, it. is learned, is not voluntary. The
cdent In which he figured has been generally
looked upon the explanation Of his layo6. but
1t develops that the real reason is that the of
feials Instructed him to accept no more mounts
Nelson the day that horse was beaten by Yada.
In order to keep down to the weight called
for In his contract with T. ii. Williams. Jockey
Walter Miller has at last been forced to the
necessity of resorting to the seyerer methods of
avoid. Miller has "hit the road" UP several
occasions Of late in order to make 105 pounds
riding weight.
james Curl who has been spending few
weeks at his old home in Oklahoma, put IN an
appearance ut Emeryyiile yesterday. He will
spend the summer at seattle
Steel Blue which performed so poorly as
favorite on Thursday, was lame yesterday
that he could barely walk. The ehorse's conti-
tion mar have been more to blame for bis poor
showing than the seeming failure of jockey Hill
debrand to ride him as he should have.
/ H. r. Jones so dissatisfied with the ride
that Jockey Mentry gave Orilene In her last
start that he has determined to hereafter ride
c. sullivan on his horses sullivan who form
Gently been in the service of the Jones stable as
exercise boy.
Jockey Moreland has taken his departure for
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Want to Loan Money?
USE CALL WANT ADS
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received az the
Office OF the Light House Engineer. san Fran
cisco. Cal until Il o'clock NJ. June o. 1908.
and then opened. FOR constructing one two story
frame dwelling at Fort Point Light station.
California. in accordance with specidca lions.
copies Of which, with blank proposals and other
information. may be had upon application to
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omcer. of the rIeet

photographs OF the eight admiraIs
and OF al the commanding officers at
fached to the great fleet form an at
fractive feature NJ the May number Of
sect
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According to calculations by one of
the best informed candle manufac-
turers in Chicago. over 100. .000, 900
pounds of tallow are used every year
for candle making IN America
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Toronto. where he win ride for a prominent
Canadian stable.
Secretary Treat announced yesterday that sail.
ors in uniform will be admitted free TO the
Emeryville track each wednesday and Saturday
during the stay Of the hattleship feet in port
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Workouts

Gulliver-Half in 80 20.
Crystal Wave and Sir Wesley-Half in al.
Benvolio--Mile in "A 35.
Lady Kitty-Five-eighths in l:04.
Lord Of the Forest-Haf in Isl.
Preen-Half in :4S.
John Malloy-Three-eighths in :3G 30;
Del Cruzed dor-Three- ghths in SO -3-S.
Spring Ban and Pimkim-Three- quarters In
1:l9
Hidden Eand-Three- -eighths in 80
Calla-Half in 40.
Early Tide-Three quarters In lis.
Fisher Boy-Mile in 1:4S.
Lampadrome--Mile in AS DO
Colonel Jewell-rhree- quarters in lis 3-5-
Yellowstone-Half in :54.
Eudora-Seven-eighths in l 80 So
Andrew Mack-Three- quarters in 1:19 2-5.
Joe Coyne-Three- -eighths in 80.
Darlington and Lustig-Aiile and an eighth In
1 :5s
Alice Carey-Three-quarters in 1:16 3-5.
Alice George-Half in al.
Seattle-Three-efght in 81.
Bell Reed-IIalf in :55 20.
Pontotoc-Alile and an eighth in l :5I.
Paddy Lynch--Seven-eighths In :36 2-5.
Gene Rasseli-Half in :52.
Burning Bush-Half In 80.
Native Fiye-eighths in OF.
Sir Brillnr-Seyen-eighths in :2e.
Lillia-Three-quarter in lis
Bosgs-Three- quarters in 1:16.
Lisaro-Afile in 1:43-
Trust-Threc-quarter in lis.
Decorate-Half in 80.
Bonaventure-Three eighths in $685..
Wee Lass-Three- -eighths in :36.
Miss Offcious-rhree-eigh in 40.
Salvadale--Three-eeht in :36.
Progress-Miie In I.44.
Bankara-Half in 90
Irene Outtrim--Three-eight in :36.
Little Joker-Half in Isl.
Cloyne-Fiye-eighths in :O2 80.
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Two base hfts-Siaftery. Jim Smith saeri-
fee hif-cook Fhst base on called balls-Od
DeIiar 2. OF Randolph ?. Struck out-By Dellar
b: by Randolph J. Double plays-Eilis TO
Brsshear Wheeler TO BrasEca-. Haley TO Hogan
Wild pitch-Randolph. Time OF game-I:40.
UnpIre-0' Cornell.
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Jockey Butwelrs continued absence from the
saddle. it. is learned, is not voluntary. The nc-
looked upon as. the explanation Of his layof. but
1t develops that the real reason is that the Of
heias Instructed him to accept no more mounts
Nelson the day that horse was beaten BIZ Yada.
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Crocker's Rhodora Takes
the 1000 Guinea Stake
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By j. r. Jeffery

Ratings for fast Deduct point for each pound owe
weight
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In order to keep down to the weight called
for In his contract with T. II. Williams Jockey
Walter Miller has at last been forced TO the
necessity of resorting to the severer methods Of
reducing, which he had hitherto been able to
avoid. Miller has "hit the road UP several
occasions OF late in order to make 105 pounds
riding weight
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The CaIPsFom Chart ofRaees afEmeryviIle

horses whose black faced thes which given the
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09

james Curl who has been spending few
weeks at his old home IN Oklahoma, put IN an
appearance ut Emeryyiile yesterday. lie will
spend the summer at Semitic
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Excessive reduction has bought Jockey Keosh
to condition where his employer, ID. A. Ross.
has insisted that the boy take rest In order
to recuperate. This explains keogh's absence
from the saddle for several days He will not
resume riding until next week, in any event. and
maybe not then.
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iIne-:23 2-5, AS. 1:l3 4-2. l;S9 -, l:46.
f9ixon-catalina II. Trained by II. W
third same. High price-Cataline 20.
line heavily supported horse TO-DAY;
easily heat his field home. Cork HI
lnenlher. Ralnh Young no speed.
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rime-:26, 40 As. i:l4 As. 1888 A.
show: Sidney. ! place. 9-20 show
Trained by II. S. Newman Scrs
driving. Second same. Third en-
Luretta Is, Elmwood IL. Bye By
first quarter, then dropped back I
without any great amount Of tro,
turn. slipped up on inside, saving
Belmere stopped badly at the en-
at end.
ERRATA--Race 25ss price on
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Steel Blue, which performed poorly as
| favorite on Thursday, lame yesterday
| that he could barely walk. The eshorse's cont-
tion may have been more to blame for his poor
showing than the seeming failure OF jockey Hill
debrand to ride him as ne should have.
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Jockey Moreland has taken his departure for
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09

minutes. on at 1851. Davis. place. lis
no, 4-5 show. Winner b. C. by kismet-Juanita.
Won driving Second same. Third cleverly
ey 3D. Charles 90 Gaga 40. Abraham Is. I'D
ON behind and lasting it out under vigorous
ck Domino ran to form. Abbey, on In a tangle.
ming over horses ut the end. Abraham warm
ALL May do to watch.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-06
WARNED TO OBEY LAW.

Saloon men of the city have been
warned that they must obey the law
relative to cancellation of stamps on
empty spirits packages, the warning
having been sent out by the internal
revenue department which has found
many violations in the state recently
A fine of $25 up is provided by the law
for violations and the letter issued says
that there will be rigid enforcement in
the future Suggestion is offered by the
department that liquor dealers give suffi-
cient time to the study of the revenue
law to enable them to guard against any
violations unintentional or otherwise
All stamps on packages should be pro-
perly cancelled upon the package becom
ing empty.
Beer stamps are to be destroyed IN
the regulation way prescribed by law,
the kegs to be tapped through the stamp.
This matter of observing the revenue
law is an important one and one upon
which the government will demand
strict observance. Inspectors have be
gun crusade against violators and the
warning issued is designed az advice to
those who would be affected by the
workings of the revenue laws.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-06
NOMINATION PAPERS FILED.

Nomination papers for county and
legislative offices Of this county were
filed Saturday with County Clerk
Vraney. The following candidates filed
their petitions:
DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
For Assemblyman, 1st district-John
Harlow; End district
For Sheriff Henry Levenhagen, Sr,
Mishicot. JOS. Willirger, Theodore An
derson, city.
For register of deeds Chas Stretch,
Fred Konop, city.
For county clerk Rudolph Goetzler,
city.
For clerk of the circuit court-A. j.
Clark, city.
For county treasurer-Robert Bubolz
Maple Grove.
For district attorney-John j. Healy,
city.
For surveyor-Otto Class, city.
For coroner-Dr Louis Falge, city.
REPUBLICANTIC
For Assemblyman, 1st dstrict-Simon
Wehrw Elm, city.
For assemblyman, 2nd district-L w.
Ledyina, Two Rivers.
For sheriff Robert Hempton, Chas
Hartwig, city Frank Helm, Manitowoc
Rapids.
For register of Deeds-George
Reuther, city.
For county clerk-Frank Vraney, city.
For clerk of the circuit court Chas.
Cary, city.
For county treasurer Fred Eggert,
city; Steven Stevenson. Oslo.
For district attorney-E l.. Kelley,
city.
For suIveyor-L X. PITT, city
For coroner-Dr. Emil Christensen,
Two Rivers.
SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For Assemblyman, lst district
ry Bruins, city.
For assemblyman end district. G..
konop, Kiel.
For sheriff-Fred Schultz, Two Rivers
For clerk of court Fred Clausen
Mishicot.
For register OF deeds f. Gustav Au-
mann, city.
For county clerk Jos Rech, Kiel.
For county treasurer-David Grover,
Two Rivers
For district attorney--R. w. Burke,
city.
For survey Conrad Hoffman, Two
Rivers.
For coroner-Dr. Max GOeres, Kiel
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-06
THE COUNTY FAIR.

The county fair will be held August
%, 26. 81, %, and it gives promise of be-
ing the best ever heldin the county. The
officers of the fair association have
spared no pains in preparing for the
coming fair Good premiums are of
fered in all departments. The county
fair is the yearly exhibit of the products
of the farnin its varied departments
and should appeal to those engaged in
farming and other pursuits of like ma
ture.
An interesting feature of the fair will
be mechanical mixer. The machine
will be on exhibition every day and
farmers will have the opportunity to
see it in operation.
In connection with the fair will be the
Home Coming Festival and thousands
of invitations have been sent out to
former residents and there will be the
largest gathering of old residents ever
congregated in Manitowoc.
Let everyone in the county begin
now to make preparation to attend the
fair
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-06
PROTESTS AGAINST WIS.,
CONS|N CENTRAL SERVICE

Declaring that the accommodations
are poor and charging that as a result
trade is being taken from the city, Mani
towoc merchants, through the Retail
Merchants association, have filed a
protest with the Wisconsin Central
Railway Company demanding change
in service and train schedules on the
Manitowoc- Neenah branch of the line, a
return of the passenger train service
which was discontinued few week a
go. Unless the company heeds the
protest and grants relief, a complaint
will be filed with the State Railroad
Commission, it is said.
Protest of the merchants is based on
the recent order of the Central which
made the train on the Manitowoc-Neen-
ah branch an accommodation, freight
and passenger train, and it is claimed
that rs result of the change patrons Of
the line between the two cities are given
but poor accommodations. The train is
CDIlISllttt " N"ltli dt CNCly s''Ni'ii
on the line there is a delay of from ten
minutes to half hour at all places al
most daily, resulting in the train being
unable to run on schedule time, delay
ing arrival in this city. Another serions
objection is to the schedule on which the
train runs The train is due here from
Neenah at 12:55 noon ald returning,
leaves the city at 1;5O p. IN. giving but
fifty five minutes time in town, The
merchants contend that this results in a
big loss of trade to the city.
A meeting of the executive board Of
the Merchants association was held
Thursday afternoon at which the pro-
test which will be filed with the Central
was formulated and it will be dispatched
at once The sentiment of the meeting
was unanimous that should the Central
make no move to change the schedule
and afford better facilities to this city,
the matter be taken to the State Rate
Commission in formal complaint Il.
gainst the company. Merchants declare
the changes made by the Central has al
ready cost Manitowoc large loss of
trade and it is feared that unless a
change is made at once, patrons along
the line between this city and Neenah
will establish relations in the other
cities that will make it hard matter for
Manitowoc to regain their patronage.
Local merchants recently had trouble
with the c. IL N. w. Co. over the
schedule of the Green Bay extension
line but the company needed the pro
tests and installed service that is said
to be satisfactory and to have returned
to the city considerable trade that was
lost. 1t is hoped that the Central will
act without the necessity of an appeal
to the Rate Commission which would
involve delay and expense and no doubt
cause some bitterness. .-Manitowoc Her
aid
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-06
APPEALS TO THE CIRCUIT COURT.

Fred Schuette, member of the town
board of Centerville has appealed to the
circuit court from the decision of State
Supt. Cary in the matter of creating a
new school district, No. 8, in the town
of Centerville.
The petition which was filed last week
recites the proceedings had in August
1907 by which district No. 6 was formed
from a part of district No. l, and an
award of 1892 80 made to the new dis.
trict and a tax of $1S040 collected for
it. The action of the board was objected
to in an appeal to the state department
August 23 and on August 70 the board
made answer. A decision was handed
down July 2, 1908 annulling the action
of the board in creating the new district
and Schnette charges that this decision
was given without hearing having
been held on the matter by Supt. Cary.
1t is claimed that the board was never
even notified that the appeal had been
filed. The complaint charges that the
decision is also unlawful because it was
not given within the prescribed time.
In filing the petition Schuette asks
the court to review the proceedings and
the decision of Supt. Cary and seeks to
have the original order of the board up,
held
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-06
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN.

The weather during the week ending
August 3, 1908, was generally warm
and dry, with abundant sunshine in
most portions of the State. From July
2Sth to the 30th, high temperatures pre-,
vailed in all sections. The highest tenn
perature reported was 96 degrees at
Waupaca on the Goth, and several other
stations reported maximum tempera-
lures of 90 degrees on the same preced
ing day The weather moderated some
what during the Both and the tempera
ture was about seasonabe for the re-
mainder of the week The mean tenn.
perature for the entire week was from
degrees to degrees above the normal.
There were some scattered showers
in the west central and northern sections
on July 2sth and the 30th, but elsewhere
very little or no rain fell. Rain is bad.
ly needed in the eastern and southern
counties.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-06
NO MORE PRINTING OF ADVT.

Patrons Of ncle Sam in the matter
of stamped envelopes will be interested
in u recent order promulgated 10y the
postal department and which provides
that hereafter no advertisements shall
be printed on the stamped envelopes sup
piled by the government
The government ruling is made to
comply with an act of congress approv.
ed June, 1906, and which has not been
fully lived up to by all a7 yet. The act
provides that no envelope shall he sold
by the government containing lith
ographing or engraving nor any print
ing nor advertisements except printed
request to return the letter to the send
or in case of its non delivery
No advertisements or special device
will be allowed OF any kind, nor the
names or addresses be- printed 10y the
government The matter TO be printed
will be limited 10 request to return
after a given number Of days, name of
purchaser, or society, rnral delivery
route, box number or street address.
Names Indicating or incidentally dis
closing the natare OF the purchaser :
business vocation will not be stamped
upon the stamped envelopes unless it be
certified by the postmaster with the re
QUESTION that such name is under cor
porate charter, incorporation or copart
ner-hip agreement, ana that the name
has not been assumed merely TO yet the
advertisements printed on the envelope
Such titles IA NJ H., d. d. $, Rev,
L. l.. ID or anything of this nature Will
not be printed on the envelope unless it
be clearly for the purpose of ideutiica-
ton and not for advertisement.
The ruling is strict one and is being
adhered to by the department
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-06
LARGE QUANTITY OF
~ Y WATER USED.

The Water Works Co. broke all form.
er records last week by pumping over
ten million gallons of water in seven
days. The large quantity of water used
was due to the bot weather but it is
claimed by the manager of the water
plant that parties having a fiat rate were
too reckless in using water for sprinkling
purposes The company will enforce
the rules relative to the use Of water
for sprinkling and parties who have
been letting the water run all night
had better watch ont" Mr. Gray says
that in many cities Of the state the
water companies, many of them munici.
pal plants have forbidden the use of
water for sprinkling purposes, for in
case Of big fire the water would be
needed.