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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-07
m, pAso's POPULATION.

washington. Nov, THE popula-
tion Of El Paso, Texas. is 1925, an in
crease of 23a73. or 1863 per cent over
.15.9OS In 1900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-07
RAILROAD NEWS
DONALD ROSE AIulIvEs.
Freight Traffic Manager of Illinois

Central Returns In Private Car.
Freight Traffic Manager Donald Rose
of the Illinois Central arrived this
morning. in his private car. and VIII
remain here until Wednesday morning.
when he goes east over the Rio Grandc.
His many friends here have not forgot.
ten him, and are glad to sec him once
81 ,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-07
DIED.

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tBIEl.SER.--In this city, Nov. 6 a.,
Emanuel Biclser a native Of swl,,zssrp.
land, In his 10th year. %"Ne''
LEcuEM1NANT.--A a81 west No,,,
d dshty s'f fiIsaS SeE 8 'S Of general
nant;. born June 2s.i 1899, in Eiisl ialS,nl'
The funeral services will be helS Wa,,
nesdaH ut Pleasant Green wssi
msstinshouss; Intern'ent win be in Pleas.
funeral services will be announced I'm, ..,s
Friends are invited to the services. st'
SMlTII.-In Kemmerer, wyo, Josanh,r,
daughter OF Joseph b. and aIinn,s,
Lloyd ;d0 Smith, ,a, AGED 3 years. months; ii.s
The funeral will be held! in Joseph WI.
"Wednesday afternoon. S'VSs
SLATER Rear 1850 south Second West
street. NOV. .. 1910 or pneumonia VIZ ",
tella S. Slater; born Aug. q, liza fr :,
Ogden Utah: wifc Of Nathan n. S,,t,.Is
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. silss
Mnter. q.
ll1CkEY.--Tn this city. Nov 5. 1910. Mar,
Hickey. aged 80 years. beloved Wiss !,
John Hickey. 1870 east First south. 'ss VI
BODY was shipped to st. Paul, Minr
this afternoon for final interment, ST
aui' Si'ht.' PiPeis. ptcaSe copy.
ph.NNEY.-ln this city, Nov. g. 1910 VII.
liam Charles Denney, aged 10 Years
months. 20 DAYS little son OF Mr.. ami
Mrs. a. r.. Denncy. anu
Funeral WAS held from the rcside,..
t6s south Eighth West street. At p.m
Sunday. run
MoHLER--cora L.. wife OF l.. b. Aroh.
l"r. Gibbons apartments, Sunday cys.
Ing. sS',
aruhernl Wednesday at pm. at s. II.
Undertaking Co.'S parlors, SIS Il. Sac.
ond South Burial private.
r. e. Evans, Florist. SO S. -Iain ST.
Il oniext,u n annninlt,, I,l,.,..- a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-07
INFANTILE PARALYSIS.

III. Lily board OF health in its ses-
SION nj the joint city and county build
ing this morning. adopted n rule or
dcring all practising physicians to re-
port all cases OF lnfantilc paralysis to
the board NJ an Infectious and contn-
gious disease. Salt Lake city is tho
first city in the west to talsc steps de-
c,nrins infantilc paralysis to he In
fcctious. hut after thorough diagnosis
Of the disease It has been proven to
4 be OF this character. and the board OF
health has taken steps to handle 1t rs
such
Arthur Il. Christensen has moved his
law Office to room 1, Continental blk.
Have it Photographed. Utah Photo
Materials Co. Phones. 1452, g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-07

Frank T. Ilnwlcy. an official Of the
Switchmen's union, is in the city on d
business visit with The union.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-07

this city, Nov. 6 ,rs
Emanuel Biclser, native of swl,zsyp..
land, In his 10th year. "''Net'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-09
FURNACES AND REPAIRS

FURNACES AND REPAIRS
WATER fronts furnace and stove re-
water heaters. Ihertnustuts ana tank heat
Crs. Omaha stove Repair Works, l2Qo-l2a
douglas II. Both phones -
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
CIcrieaT and OtGics.
wANTED-Lady bookkeeper; reference
required kapneal Pred Co, 18th and tar-
nam.
Factory and Trades.
GIRLS to learn hairdressing Oppenheim
Parlors, 2s5-z4U city Natl Sank. ~. &Ssa
wANTED-A cook. S512 Harvey st. Tel.
Harvey S7S.
wANTED-An experienced girl for gen.
eral hOuseWork. NO laundry work. best or
wages. Mrs. Ben Cotton. harney %.
LADIEs-wanted to take piece work
home steady, profitable h5 Brandels
IheRter.
GIRL for general homework. II. willn-
sky, 1912 n. 10Th.
Acknowledgment girl for house
WORK no laundry. us s Sth St
wANTED-An experienced nurse maid;
references required III S. 18th St
wANTED-A girl for general house
work. $3.50 g. eth St.
wANTED-Competent girl for house
work. no cooking. 5SS S. Ath Ave-
wANTED-A competent girl for general
houseWork; small family. los S. S5th St
wANTED-Nurse girl over Is who will
40 some second work. 6A N. Wth o.
Harvey ia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl for general
houseWork. bl6 N. 18th St
WANTED-A strong woman for general
houseWork; good wages. 4S4O Seward st
WANTED-An experienced girl for gen
eral housework. 1l06 Briggs
A WHOEVER with four children desires
hOusekeeper, middle-aged preferred;
good home. Charles II. Piderit., Ravenna,
WANTED-A woman for general house
work; Christian science preferred. 2VA
Davenport St
-wANTED-A neat nurse girl. over lS.
1904 s. 18th st. Harvey ~
wANTED-Competent girl for general
homework. &S Chicago St. Tel. Red
WANTED-A competent girl for general
homework 116 S. S5th.-
wANTED-A girl for general housswork;
must be cook; good wages. William stull'
WANTED-Competent girl for general
houseWork; small family 2OS Cass st
wANTED-Good girl for general house
work. Clio s. 18th St.
homework. 1924 Pacific st. Harvey 1904.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl for second
work. $40 N. 3Sth ST.
wANTED-A good housekeeper; one
| who cares to get good home. George II.
Greer Florence, Neb.-
wANTED-A good girl to help with
| houseWork; good home. 26O9 Lake st.
Neutrality-suspicious. girl to do cook
ing and laundry. 4O3 S. 18th Ave
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl for general
! homework; small family. aH Farnam
| St
wANTED-A girl for general homework,
| good wages. no washing. 20 s. Sth St
/ Harvey 1914.
COOKS helper. Apply Manager. Omaha
| General hospital.
wANTED-Kitchen girl for Clarkson
hospital, 2lst and Howard SITS.
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl to cook and
do general housewOrk; small family; no
| washing. 21O2 Douglas st.
| .WANTED-EXperienc girl for general
| homework; no washing; small family; good
wages. lO S. $50 ST.
| miscellaneous.
ToUNG WOMEN coming to Omaha a.
strangers are invited to visit the Young
! Women's Christian Association building at
| st. MRry's Ave. and nth St.. where they
! will be directed to suitable boarding places
| or otherwise assisted. Look for our
| travellers aid at the Union station.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-09
nIRTIIs AND DEATHS.

Brths-J. A. Coul,on. girl; ]. .. Nelson, 2llS
North Twenty ninut street, girl, Andrew
ROsenquist S2l7 CahIOInIa stree,, by,
Charles A, Elke, 4lUl 4NUrlu Twenty -eiguIh
street, boy; y. q. Lyons. z6ll North kOuI-
teenth street, boy, sUnn Engler, 2S2l Dor
Gus street, girl; IS. IA. Speeler, lilb SouIn
Twelfth street, boy, AuRs LypUcak, 1913
South Fourteenth sueu,, girl; JOhan Fro
Itch lll3 Blaine street, girl; Max Noseson,
1913 North Nlnetevhu, 81 UvI, IVY; I'D Muir
ray, gl3 South 1wenty-nItn street, boy
Johp W. Heron, 1888 Park avenue, girl.
Deaths-iiarry Williams, 81. fOruetn and
POppteton avenue; Ella b. Sautee, 30, MO-
brHIa; Bertha kunkle, so north Twenty
seventh street; George Is. TzsCnuCk 90, NJ
south Twenty street; Antone sum
norman, Eighteenth and Center streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-09

WATER fronts, furnace and stove re-
pairs. New furnaces and combination hot
water heaters TnerinUstats ana tank heat
ers. Omaha stove Repair Works, l3O6- l2Oi
douglas St Both phones
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-09

WANTED--Men TO learn barber trade
practice furnished by free work: careful
instructions by experts; few weeks com
b etes: tools given, board secured: expert
ence in shops before completing; catalogue
mailed free. Moler Barber College. 10 50.
18th 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-09
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to hereby extend our heartfelt
thanks To our many friends and neghbors,
and especially the stereotypers and press
men, Tor the many kindnesses shown US
during the Illness and death OF our wire
ana Trandmotner. Jerry w Beaver, wa
liam Gruube, Mr.. and Mrs, J. j. Groube'
Mr.. and Mrs H. q. Peters, Edith Groube
Raymond Groube,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-09

MEN AND WOMEN, huHtlersi city work
paying proposition. Call 10 u, 658 PlKton
block Nellie J. Robans DIST AH.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-09
DEFERRED EOR RENT


FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms,
GOD location. 1907 n. nth ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-09

NICE front paror for light housakosp.
Ing 2425 Dodge St
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses we're
issued today:
Name ana Residence. age.
Ctto Schroeder, Willard, Neb,....'.''''''''S 20
Anna Wrage Chaco, Neb. ",.,..,.,......'.2 70
Archibald b. Griffith, Omaha,.....,........22
Mary l.. McClenathan. Omaha .,.,.'.....''SZ
Simon b. Smell. Omaha. .............,....'..s 20
Montrose Akuund, Omaha.
Ray +. Staininger, Denison, Ia............ rs
Louise Berge, Kennebec, ). D...','.''.'''' ~
Harry l. Lamont Billings Mont........ 30
Blanche Fish, Reed City Mich......... 81
Leslie +. Rogers. Omaha..............,.,..2 q
Anna Grady Omaha. Observation-Disclosures Is
q. Gleye Townsend, Fremont, Neb,....... p
Edna Neafus. Fremont Neb.............. -
Jean A. Coffey Beatrice, Neb........... %
Lillian b. Howell, Parkersburg, W. Va. %
George w. Won Scoy, SJutn Omaha. -
Agnes M. HenKel, south Onana......... 20
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-09
MEDICAL
MONEY TO LOAN
hALARY AND CHATTELa.


3 CHEAP MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS
$40 TO %l00U
" LOANED ON HOUSEHOLD
y FURNITURE. PIANOS, SALARIES.
THIS is A NEW FIRM,
" Organized by the REPUTABLE
y BUSINESS MEN Of this city to pro-
tect honest working people in need
OF temporary help from the eNorbi-
y tant charges OF the so-called loan
companies. We will loan you all the
y money you want and charge you only
" per cent a year.
y THIS MEANS YOU PAY
u For ! 10 mo. payments I.1O-S 1910
y For ) % mo. payments ABS 25.SS
" For 90 mo. payments fS.46-t 5O.I6
" For SlOO-2 mo. payments %S.5S-3llO.W
" And all other sums in proportion.
IS Easy Weekly or Monthly Payments.
y Reasonable Appraisement Charges.
Is A glance at the above rates Will
" convince you how much you save by
IS dealing with U.S.
IS NO RED TAPE. NO DELAY.
IS MONEY IN YOUR POCKET
IS WITHIN AN HOUR,
IS INDEPENDENT LOAN co.
IS ROOM 204, WITHNELI. BUILDING.
IS Doug. 5O45. N. e. Cor. 18th and Harvey
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-09
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES

BAUMER-John, age 20 years, December 5.
Funeral arrangements later The ue-
ceased is survived by wife and -FOUR emil
dren.
HERzICH-Henry, died December l. 1910
age S. -,
Funeral at Crosbys chapel Friday, De
cember y. at o'clock lnterment Holy
Sepulchef.
o,NEII-Mrs. ]. X, 2O1O North Eighteenth
Funeral at Sacred Heart church, a m
Friday
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-09

| FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms.
good location. 2616 Davenport
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-09

CASH RATES FOu WANT ADS.
REGULAR CLAssIFICATION - %.
insertion, 4 Ia cents per wore SIS
cent per word fer each Subae
insertion. Each insertion made On
ODD days, ia cents per word. $3.50
per liDe per month.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-09


want ads for The nee may be is"
az any Of the following druG stores
one ~ your 'ecorneF druEEist"--'hey
ere ali branch offices for The be'
sud your ad will be inserted JUST nv
promptly and on the same rates as al
the main office in The bee butA""s'
heventeenth and FArnaHh stree'H'
Albach, W. c.. 10Th and Farnah'
Boranek, 3. A., 1902 8. 10th 81
Benson Pharmacy, Benson. Neo' ,,..-,trz
Bemls Park Pharmacy, % anu
Blake Bradish 2Si6 Sherman Ave. A,.o
clifton nm Pharmacy 2213 Military Ave
Caughlin, G. r., 6th and Pierce SS
CFissey Pharmacy Path and LAhe'
Cooney Pharmacy, 2223 $. 10Th 81
Cermak, Emil 1264-s $. 18th 81 g..
Ehler, Z. H., 2S02 Leavenworth 81
Foster & Arnold, 2is n. 18th st.
F'reytag j. j. 1914 n. Path St
FregEer Drug Co., 1902 y. 18th 81
Florence Drug Co, Florence, Nep; ,s,.
Green's Pharmacy, Park Aye AYE e q.
GreenOugh, q. A, 100 8. lOth ~,
GreenouRh, @. A, 10th and HICKORY.
Golden Pharmacy, Path and Leaven"or'n
Hayden, William, 1920 Farnam d. 40
Hanscom Park Pharmacy, 1901 > zsth 81 81
Hinterlong Drug Co, slst Ave anu
Hoist John. GA N. 10th ST.
Huff A. L., 1924 Leavenwortn ~;
Johanson Drug Co, Path and Spaldlng
King, II. s., 2233 Farnam ST ,,.h
Kountze Place Pharmacy, 800 n EtI"'
Iathrop, Charles E, 1924 n Z4th 9t'
Mares. Fred L., 2Ol9 Central Blvd'
Patrick Drug Co, 1902 n. 24th sI'
Peyton Pharmacy, 726 5. 18TH 81. A.
Saratoga Drug Co, Gath and Ames ave,
Schaefer's cut price Drug Store, 10Th ana
Chicago SITS.
Sohaefer, Aug, 1881 n. 18th
schmidt J. II, oath and Cunning SIS.
Walnut hin Pharmacy. 10th and cunning,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-09
Want-AdS

want ads received ~ any time, bet
90 insure proper classification munt
be presented before ~ o'clock m, fof
the evening edition aud before 1880
o'clock of the previoua eveninG t"r
inorninE and Sunday editions. Want
nds received after such hours VIII
have their first insertion under the
hcadinE too Late 90 Classify"
Rates apply 80 either The Daily 90
sunday bee. ALWAYS caunt stH W"rd'
so q line.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-09

FOR RENT-Three nicely furn,sbs6
housekeeping no SI rooms steam heated 21s N.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-09
HELP WANTED-MALE
Agents, saIesmen and Solicitors

YOUNG man we'll acquainted in Omaha;
must be intelligent Industrious and Of
good appearance exceptionally good open
ing for man who has determination to make
good on the job. Give age experience,
married, employed, etc. II. 45S Bee.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dress goods sales
men. Apply to superintendent, Brandeis
Stores.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
TEX RICHARD HAS GIVEN
UP THE SALT LAKE GHOST
Nevada Promoter Admits He Is Frazzled and Is
Expected to Make Public Announcement Shortly
ISpecial Dispatch 10 The Call


of the -Johns Hght,i
The location the bateG eGroundf for the
unset We will NEE in confer
of
is matter with and
n to Ik~ owe
q
A.
ati nformat ton gveno QUIT OF
with Rick
d outh
of County Attorney Job P
s
n
the of the
temporarily
that
California
ansa
n he dsikes admit
ha he S ba
Francisco is
a
Los for
with
andthe
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
SMITH TO REFEREE;
CLUB INSURES LIFE
No Chances Will Be Taken With Third
Man in Ring at Next Battle

~ HE MANY obstacles which have path Hester
promoter OF the Mission club the Battling
the worlds lightweight champion
ship The last OF them passed
yesterday the fighters settled down to
bune elected
The selection signal victory for
Nelson in between Tom Jones'
R Robinson, for Nelson Smith
choice and the champion took decided stand toT the Oakland
1usiss history Robinson informed Hester a remote
I'M VI The fgbt and asked he club to insure Smiths lie policy
Nelson Robinson ontendd that in the OF onh
another referee and might result deadlock and loss TO all parties
% 10 Robs9n qsn2@d later & in The & day ZONES 9 learned
viii be examined today by physicians and policy for
insurance Smiths lie will be issued amounting TO $4,000
NEW SET OF ARTICLES SIGNED
4i details relative The OF articles naming the reefee and
battle-ground were completed sci articles was signed lhee
the "ie The sane the last sci sSep that change was made
No and accepted He was asked to oficiae and consented
people Richmond being
dt Pmoter F Dean planning the in 5rst class
shane An official OF the Mission club made trip to Point Richmond
yesterday look the He timed his trip from the ferry to the
Dean has IRON the railroad people that special railroad facilities
iisance from the POINT Richmond ferry slip
FIGHTERS SETTLE DOWN TO THE GRIND
who're a % ] @ d and e i 5 a t sPd 59s 5s'6 %6er " osast ast
Nelson SPARED nine rounds and did his regular gymnasium work He
Joe Myers who wrestler well being pumpkins with
sparring Bat
One Nelson's old sparrng partners, Perry Wogasts camp
g he Maukeean 10 in shape Along with Perry Woga has
g consisted & four rounds with Perry and like number Of rounds
RIVAL FIGHTERS NEAR EQUAL WEIGHT
saw IN 5 % Weigh % m the E S a tipped f & s % at % % i is 96 p5 s's5 snd 9R %
In THIS battle Wogast P % prbabI 8 @ neigh m o g thg he ever did before
go ring dedg5d s6weight Nelson's Weight has
no difficulty in getting down to the required notch
from until the battle,
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
NEW CHAMPION IS
AMONGCRACK TRIO
Harry Cline, Calvin DenIareSt
and Bert Cutler Issue Chai-
IengeS TO All Corners

Harry Cline. Calvin Demarest and
Bert Cutler. three OF the worlds great
est bilIiardists. arrived in town early
yesterday morning. and tonight Dem
Arrest and Cutler are slated to meet in
the first OF a series OF exhibition games
in the Graney billiard room
Cline is the present worlds cham
pion. He won his Iaurels and the
championship cup from Demarest in
Chicago last week. He is a quiet Un-
assuming chap, whose hands show
many entanglements with the speedy
liners of the diamond. In fact, Cline.
before taking up billiards, was a pro-
fessional baseball player and served
two terms at shOrtstOp for the Canton
(O.) team back in the early 90s Be
sides being balkIine champion the
Philadelphian is clever three cush-
ionist and once held the worlds cham
pionship at that style of play.
Demarest, the former champion, won
his title in the last New York tourna
ment, in which he beat both Cline and
Cutler. who are his travelling cOmpan-
ions on this trip. He attributes his
recent defeat at the hands OF Cline 10
brace Of "Off nights and expects to
regather his laurels in a return match
to be played in the near future Eddie
Graney is putting forth his best ef
forts to bring Cline and Demarest to-
gether for a championship game. and
it is just possible that the clever pair
will decide the question of supremacy
while playing in San Francisco.
Bert Cutler. the third member of the
party, finished third in the big New
York tourney and is rated one of the
best protest. onaI biIliardists in the
business. He is an all around artist,
being equally clever at balkline, three
cushions and the bank shot game.
The three cue singers We're accom-
panied by their road manager. b. l..
Mank, who is also something OF
billiardist. Mank viii arrange all the
games TO be played by the trio during
its local engagement and is also Gus
tOdian of $4,000 in cash. which he is
willing TO betThat either Cline. Cutler
or Demarest can beat any ana all
cOmers at most any old sort of a bill
lard game.
TOnight's match in the GraEeN VIII
bring together Bert Cutler and Calvin
Demarest in combination eXEibitio-'-
The easterpers viii play 10 points at
red balP' and 200 points a balkiine.
The former game has seldom if ever
been played on the coast and requires
great skill. The contestants must hit
the red ball first before counting for
a point At this style of play DEM
Arrest has record run of so.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
NEW YORK TOHAVE
CONTINUOUS RACING
COMPLETED Schedule Provides
for 1874 Days of Sport at
Various Tracks
BY ]. R. JEFFERY
special Dispatch TO The Call

CHICAGO, Feb. S.--For the first time
since the Hart-Agnew law became ef-
fective the New York jockey club has
provided for continuous racing in the
November Is, the legal time in which
horses may be raced in the state. The
schedule provides for 1S4 days of rae
ing and is so arranged that there Will
be no conflicting dates. The schedule
as adopted is
Aqueluct April - TO IS: jamaica. April %
TO May -: Belmont park May IL to 20; Graves
end. Aay 81 10 June 16: Sbeepshead Bay. June Z
10 July f. Brighton beach. July to 20: IOnkers.
July II TO August 3; Saratoga, August to =
tember 10; Grayesend. September II to p; Bel
mont park. September 26 to October s. Jamaica.
October 10 to -; -tqucduct October 2S to
November -.
Barney Schneider now has 60 year
oIds. which is more than any other
breeder in America is carrying at pres
ent.
Fireball, reported dead at Emery
vile, left. this record to show for his
turf career: one hundred and fifty
two starts, As firsts. 3S seconds, 20
thirds, 43 unplaced; won $19,115.
w. OBJ. MacDonough's Ormondale is
represented in the nominations for the
Futurity of 1912 by Dainty Plumera-
Ten other young mares have been en-
tered by H. T. OXnard.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
TO REDUCE PURSES
FOR ADDED SEASON
President Williams Declares
Extension viii Mean
Certain Loss
By E. w. CLARKE

Owing to the fact that the meeting
at Emeryville is being conducted at d
big loss, President Thomas II. VIII
liams Of the New California jockey
club announced yesterday that for the
period covering the extension of 40
days the purses will be somewhat re-
duced
When it was originally announced
that there would be 50 days of racing
at the Oakland track President Will
liams made certain promises as to the
value Of purses. which have more than
been lived up to. 1t was figured that
racing would be conducted with loss
and the extension of 40 days was made
to help the horsemen during the time
that remains until the opening of the
summer circuits, and also to maintain
the sport.
President Williams and his associates
feel that the horsemen should do their
share in bringing aid to the situation,
and for this reason If was decided to
reduce the purses. No purse will be
less than $500 and $500 and $500 purses
Will be offered daily as before.
Jockey Carroll Shilling arrived yes
terday from Juarez and will have the
BedweH mounts today. He viii ride
jeanette NJ in the Fairfield handicap,
and Taplin, who rode the mare to her
last victory, will pilot Fort Johnson.
The Bedwell mare was quite d mudder
in Canada, but has not shown a liking
for the going here.
The remainder of the Bedwel string
was shipped from Juarez Monday
night and should arrive tomorrow. The
wizard himself may reach the track
today and will devote his time from
now on to keeping at the top of the
winning owners list at Emeryville.
With Shilling in the boot aud Gill
bert expected at the track, Taplin's
premiership among the jockeys will
not be so easily defended. SO far he
has completely outclassed the boys
across the bay and those who followed
his mounts have profited. Last year
Taplin was fourth in the list of Ameri-
can jockeys. winning 151 races, finish
ing second 131 times and third 13S
times out of SS6 mounts His winning
percentage was II, while Shilling.s
eas 80 Shilling rode 10S winners, 81
seconds and 63 thirds out OF 559
mounts.
Albert Walslrs frequent troubles with
Judges and starters and his consequent
suspensions are spelling his value for
Applegste & Yanke. and it is rumored
at the track that Yanke is negotiating
for the services Of Jockey Thomas.
the lightweight, who has shown con
siderable class as free lance. Last
year Thomas figured point over
Walsh in the percentage Of winning
races.
Milt Jones. a starter in the baby
race today viii be the first of Deutsch-
lands get to face the barrier. He is a
well developed bay, a little darker in
color than his game old sire, and looks
like he might become real racehorse.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
Thorpe's Colts Canter To
A Victory

Thorpes Colts, the 115 pound basket
ball team of ST. Mary's college. won
their thirtieth consecutive victory Mon
day, when they defeated the Atlas of
Oakland high school by a score of %
to TO- The game was played in st.
Mary's gymnasium.
The Colts went out of their class to
take on the Atlas. as the latter is a
1g5 pound team The lis Founders took
an early start and were in the lead
both halves.
Tomorrow the Colts will take on the
crack team from st. Peters school, San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-09
Bill Leary Makes Baker
Extend Himself

MEMPHIS. Feb. S.-Howard Baker,
western welter weight, who recently
gave Henry Lewis fast 10 round bat
tie in Denver, had his troubles with
Bill Leary of Philadelphia last night
in the Phoenix athletic club.
Leary was on his feet at the end
OF the eight rounds and. although he
was full of fight, the decision was rem
dered against him.
Jack HanIon of Philadelphia also
made his debut and was given a draw
with Leo Kelly of st. Louis