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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27
lawyers Threaten
to Marble; Case is
Settled Forthwith
Soloist Answered with Promise o.
Plaintiffs Counsel to Come
Back with Duet.

In addition 10 being there with its hair
IN braid when Il comes 20 soothing the
savage breast music possesses even more
remarkable powers for winning the favor
Of the not-so-savage iuror-and this eN-
plains how the damage acton OF Mrs.
Katie p. Raff against Charles Carlson came
TO be settled before II went 10 the jury IN
Judge Willis @. Sears law division OF the
district court Saturday.
The plaintiff was a woman who sued for
heavy damages on the ground that the
liquor dealer, Carlson, injured her by sell
Ing her husband so much liquor that his
earning ability was practically nil.
II, c. Murphy and II. c. Brogan were
the attorneys for the defense while A. II.
Murdoch and A. c. Pancoast represented
the plaintiff.
Now, the aforesaid Murphy Is a vocalist
OF no mean ability. And that isn't all. lie
has used his powers IN the court room with
telling effect. Several years ago he made
an argument 20 the jury and interrupted
bis remarks with a few stanEas Of Die
Yacht am Rhine" That settled a. The
jury found for Murphy's client The case
was appealed TO the supreme court on the
grounds that Murphy went outside the
record when hs sang that his singing was
improper conduct and preiudicial. and that
he took an unfair advantage OF counsel
The supreme court upheld Murphy and "a
ssme extent went into the question OF pro-
pHety OF singing 10 a jury
aomehoS-no one seems 20 know just
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27

hoW--a rumoT was started Thursday 10 the
effect that Murphy proposed to sing 70 the
jury in his closing plea Ia behalf OF Carl
son. Murdoch and Pancoast quaked. II
was a dreary outlook for them. Something
must be done. They held a whispered con-
ference A few hours later another rumor
got into circulation. This was to the effect
that Murdoch and Paneoast had decided TO
sing a duet TO the jury when the time for
argument should come, 1t was the turn OF
Murphy and Brogan 70 be fearful Murphy
felt that meeting either Murdoch or Pan
coast alone he could nail their musical
hides to the harndoor OF oblivion, but when
Il was two against one he was afraid that
they might make his own music sound
lumpy. Brogan couldn't sing a note.
Saturday morning IL was heard that Muir
dock and Panooast had pracuced for two
nights and were doing so well that they
figured on quitting law and going into
vaudeville, Murphy and Brogan offered TO
settle for 500 and Murdoch and Pancoast
said, Taken" They said it quickly,
All OF which may or may not be true.
At any rate us the story the lawyers are
telling.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27
WARDS CHECKS COME BACK
Aberdeen People who CHshed Cheeks
for Strange YOung Man Now
Looking for Him

ABERDEEN, S. D.. Nov. 26.-(special(
A number Of Aberdeen people would like
10 renew acquaintanceship with a prepos-
sessing young man Of good appearance,
who represented himself to be Charles A.
Ward, general manager OF the Milwaukee
oil Refining company Of Milwaukee, Wis,
who registered at a leading hotel with
Mrs. ward and represented himself 70 be
looking for location for branch house
Some drafts expected by Ward did not ar
rive. and as a matter OF accommodation
several OF his newly made friends here
obliged him by cashing checks drawn on
the National German bank Of Milwaukee
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward left here a few days
ago, buying railroad transportation TO
Terry. Mont, and yesterday the checks
issued by him during his stay here were
returned, marked no funds"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27
FUNERAL OF DENIsoN PIONEER
All stores Closed During Services for
Founder of Town,

All aA1NNe NAuaNu DuEAMA eEENAGeH Auf
Founder of Town,
DENISON, Ia, Nov. &-(Speclal THE
funeral Of Hon. H. C.ILaub, the pioneer
citizen OF this county, was held in the
Methodist Episcopal church Of which he
was q most prominent member Thursday
afternoon. Every business house in the
city was closed during the hour of the
funeral, and the large church was
crowded with people. The sermon was
given by the pastor DR.. senseney. At its
close the Rev, Thuressen, now Of Perry,
a former pastor gave a fine tribute on the
career Of the deceased. The prominence
Of MT Laub in the history OF Denlson Is
seen IN that he built the first store. was
the first merchant. burned the first brick,
built the first school house, was the first
surveyor, first sheriff and first school
superintendent. He had the commercial
mind and was IN twenty years inter-
ested in thirty-fivs mercantile undertake
ings in western Iowa. He took a promi-
nent position in the Methodist Episcopal
church, attending conferences and camp
meetings near and far He was interested
In the first camp meeting Organization
az Clear Lake, Ia on account Of a rail-
way accident Mr.. Lamb has been on
cFutches for ten years. He was born
at Little York. Pa. eighty-six years ago.
His mind was active 10 the very last
day thus ending a career noted for
ceaseless activity.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27

on August U.s. 1910, is wanted. Judge John
F. Donovan OF the civil court has re-
ceiveed a letter from a law firm In CO.
lumhus o., asking for the information.
Mr.. Condor came 10 Milwaukee on the
day named, registered at the Atlas hotel
and while In the city drew his will. Later
he wrote to Mrs. Lizzie Merrill OF Colum-
bus that he had mailed the will 10 her
Mr.. Condor died In Waukesha on Sep
TENDER l. 1910 leaving a large estate. The
will which he said ne sent Mrs. Merrill
has never reached its destination.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27
Jellaraon Mnn AIurdered ln DenveE

Jefferson Man Murdered in Denver
JEFFERSON, Ia, Nov. s6--(special)-
Henry S. Abraham is dead at Denver.
From every indication he was murdered.
His father. william Abraham Of this city,
has been there TO look over the situation
and it Is his opinion that he was killed.
He was IN a room with a bullet hole In
his head, He was alive when first found.
Beside him was an empty revolver, one
that shot thirty-eight. In his head was
thirty-two bullet and It Is claimed that
q thirty-two could never have been fired
out Of a thlrty-eight. The theory Is that
he was murdered, robbed and the gun
placed at his side TO give the appearance Of
suIcide.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27

MASON CITY Ia, Nov. 26-(spsoiaL)-
News has been received here from Wichita,
Kan. 20 the effect that Charles smith and
Charles Hsrdie, two OF the most prominent
horsemen OF Iowa, have suffered a serious
loss IN the burning Of the large training
stables located there. These gentlemen
took their string Of horses south about
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27
rnidentifieh nInn IlnIeh.

ABERDEEN, s. D., Nov. 28.-(special)
"A young workman, a stranger IN that
vicinity and whose name was unknown 20
his fellow-WOrkmen, was accidentally
killed, while working with a ditching crew
near Webster. The young man was IA the
bottom OF the twenty-fiYe-foot ditch, lay
ing tile, when a big chunk Of frosen dirt
fell and struck him on the head, killing
him instantly. He was buried IN the
Catholic cemetery at Grenvile.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27

WEST BEND, la, Nov, s-(speeiai)--
Mrs. Jerome Yackiey, living near here. was
fatally burned last night when her clothes
caught fire while pouring kerosene oil on
tho coal which she thought contained no
fire. The explosion that followed blew
flaming oil all over her. She was 50 years
OF age, and leaves a family.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27
COrnhusISers Dies Of OvereKertion.

BELMONT Ia, Nov. 8.-(sptcial)-
When Earnest Best, a young farmer OF
near here, set out Monday 10 establish a
new record for huskng and cribbing
corn, he succeeded IN setting a new high
mark for himself but he so overtaxed and
overheated himself that he died last night
from the effects. He husked and cribbed
Igg bushels.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27
WYOMING ELECTION RETURN,
Secretary OF state SchHitger Delicate
by Thirty-Eight Votes,

~ NnAFNg -A4AAAN NoNeas
CHEYENNE, W'yo., Nov. 26-iSpecial -
with official returns from twelve Of the
fourteen counties In the state the defeat
Of Secretary OF State w r. schnitger for
reelection Is now certain. The republicans
admit he Is defeated by Houx, democrat,
OF Cody, by soant IS majority, but the
democrats assert that HouN wins by about
4St The republicans claim the election Of
], l., Baird as state treasurer over Whedon,
democrat, by 1877 majority but the demo-
Gratis claim Whedon's election by about
IA With the official returns and con
seryatve estimate Of the unreported coun-
ties Il is certain schnitger Re defeated and
that Baird has been elected.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27

eight weeks ago Flossie Mac $50 as a
3-year-old, Callie. 2l7, and Butler the latter
a green PAGER but with great promise, were
burned to death, Foster, EOS, was shipped
back TO this city only week ago. All the
traps belonging to these men were burned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27
Baptist Colleges Plan CsmpaiEn.

MARsHALLTOwN, Ia. Nov, B.-tspe-
ciaL)-Having in mind an aggressive cam
paign for students for the different Baptist
colleges and schools OF the state, the sx-
ecutive conlmitte OF the Iowa Baptist Edu-
cational society met In this city today 20
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27

formulate the details Of its proposed aetiv-
tiles. President L. d. Osborn Of Des
Moines college, Des MoineB, presided at
the conference and all OF the six other
members were present.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27

sTREATOR. H., Nov. 2s-With his
Davis aged IS years, snot ana dangerously
wounded his father, Benjamin Davis, al
their home In COalVlle near this city to-
day. The young man then killed himself
When shot the father was az the telephons
calling a conveyance % have the younger
Davis taken away 90 Kankakes Insane
mate.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27

MILWAUKEE Wis, Nov. 2j-(Speciall
The will OF the late J. d. Condor, an
Omaha man, is missing and the name and
address Of the attorney who drew the viii
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27
afternoon. Burial VIII be at Prospect Hu
George Riddle.


afternoon. Burial Will be at Prospect hin
cemetery.
George Riddle.
BOSTON, Nov. 26.-George Riddle. one
OF the most widely known shakespearsan
readers IN the country, died today Of eere-
bral hemorFhagG IN a local hospital. lie
was found unconscious on the street late
last night. Mr.. Tlddle, whose home is In
Cambridge. has been prominent IN the
theatrical profession for more than a quar-
ter Of century. In 1874 he played In the
company with Edwin Booth. Mr., Riddle
was graduated from Harvard in the same
year that he appeared with Booth and was
the first alumnus Of that university 70
adopt a stage career
T.FJ. COoperideF.
HASTINGS, Neb, Nov, 26.--(spseial Teles
gram.)-State Representative 7. J. Coop
erider died this morning after o lingering
illness. The funeral arrangements will be
made later. He was elected to the legisia-
ture on the republican ticket IN 1903 and
had for long time been active ia public
affairs In Adams county
,. n. MuIdOon.
J. r. Muldoon, % years old, died yester-
day noon a. the home OF his brother. ]. w.
Muldoon 47Sl Parker street Coroner Crosby
took tho body. Funeral arrangements have
not been made
Prof Oscar stills.
GENEVA, Switzerland. Nov. B-Frof
Oscar snlig, the noted educator died today
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27
DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. W. II. LiBpoId.

FORT DODGE, Ia, Nov 8-(spseial)
Mrs. w. H. Lippold, wife Of a well
known former Iowa Young Mems Chris
tain association man, died Friday after
noon, after a three months illness with
typhoid fever. She was before her mar
riage The beautiful and we'll known daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Robinson OF
this city and her death comes as a great
shock 10 the city, She had been married
but three years, was about 80 years Of age
and was taken ill., while home on a visit
10 her parents. MI Lippold, now engaged
IN Young Mems Christian association WORK
IN Louisville. KY, was at her bedside wher
death came.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27
Mrs. katherine Ogburn.

After an illness lasting more than year,
Mrs. Katherine C. Ogburn, widow Of the
late Charles c. Ogburn. died Friday morn
ing at the home Of her daughter. Mrs Il.
r. Morgan. 1907 Pinkney street Mrs. Og-
burn was 60 years old She was one Of the
earliest settlers IN Omaha Mrs. Morgan,
her daughter, who Is the only survivor. 10
the wife OF Officer T. r. Morgan OF the
Omaha Police department
The funeral services will be held from
the Morgan home az o'clock Monday
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27
T.FJ. CooperideF.
UII"IT" ~ 9ANHIII0 NVHWII1
,. n. MuIdO0n.

Prof. Oscar stills.
GENEVA, Switzerland. Nov. B-Prof
Oscar snlig, the noted educator, died today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16

Pretolte
80 IL
Start
dhTd driving High peeRed
pore oT on Teste the finish
Rumax Both "i@N
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c. S. A. 1. Fixes Weight
For Basket Bali

At the last regular meeting for the
year of the c. s. A. L.. held YESTERDAY
afternoon at Sacred Heart college. the
basket ball weight question. which has
been hanging fire for the last few
weeks. was definitely settled when ITO
pounds was decided upon as the aver
age There will also be a special 12O
pound class for the larger schools. but
players may participate in both classes.
This special weight was made neces-
sary owing to the presence of so many
large boys in the parochial schools.
81. Anthony's Of East Oakland st. Jo-
seph s academy of Berkeley, and st.
James. st. Peters. Sacred Heart col
lege and st. Ignatius' college of this
city will all be contenders for the
trophy in this class.
Tamalpais court in this city and ST.
Mary's college gymnasium in Oakland
were selected as the holding places of
the games and the tournament will be-
gin on January IL The schedule of
games Will be announced by Brother
Timothy. secretary Of the league. at
the next meeting. to be held the first
week in January.
The schools which entered the reru-
lar tournament were Star of the Sea
st. Peters. st James, st. Ignatius' col
lege, Sacred Heart college, st. Joseph's.
san francisco: st. Joseph's institute.
oakland; ST. Joseph's academy. Berke-
ley; Sacred Heart. Oakland: ST. Francis
de Sales. Oakland; st. Anthony,s. East
Oakland. =
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16

but retained By its owner. c. P. Lamar
The latter secured the animal by the claiming
process from Ed Corrigan. Bard's performance
yesterday was very clever one.
event Fulletta was left, the horse wheeling as
the barrier was sprung. Bonnie Bard was also
on poorly, but managed TO overtske its field
ms poor enort. Dwyer seemed 70 have an of
day. as he did not get the field of together
In the kenilworth handicap.
It IS reported that Jockey Archibald will be
hunting trip 70 Visalia. and plans to start rid.
ing again today.
Jockey Eddie Taplin made his reappearsnce ir
the saddle yesterday afternoon, and the popular
rloer was given good reception. When ht
went 10 the post in the second race on OuaIfty
street the crowd gave the lad a round of an
pause. lie was not successful in landing O,IaI
ify Street winner. being fourth in the race
II was the only mount that Taplin had during
the afternoon.
Shilling the leading Jockey of the after
noon, landing two winners. 1t was a rather bad
DAY Tor the Garner players, as the little fellow
was unable to pilot winner.
Pay Streak helped to add fame to Kenilwortl
as sire by capturing the handicap named
after the once great sprinter.
The track was heavy and slow. IT seams :,
take long time for II to dry out this season.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16

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was somewhat marred by poor start
rs Jest, which looked like Pay Streaks
closest rival, was unfortunate in get
ting of to q bad break. The youngster
was knocked TO its knees at the start
and was lengths out Of the race when
the barrier was sprung.
Pay Streak went out in front and
simply cautered all the way. Jest
made a good run. but Glass sent Blak-
ely's entry after the flying gap and
she was not able to overhaul Pay Streak
in the stretch. The favorite ran an
impressive race and was going easily
At all times. Jest secured the place
and Shooting Spray was third.
Bonnie Bard. after a poor start, ran
an excellent race in the mile event and
beat out Tony Faust and Captain Bur
nett at the finish. The winner opened
az IS, but was backed down TO 3's.
Tony Faust was the favorite at TO >,
but was unable 70 do the trick after
getting much the best of the start.
The Oakland stables horse led into the
stretch, but Bard overhauled him and
won going away by more than two
lengths.
The opening event on the program
for year oids brought out q nice
field Of youngsters 10 contest over the
futurity course. Tender Bloom, on it's
clever showing the first time out. was
Is 10 and Making was TO l. Presto
llte the winner, opened at 3's, but re-
ceded TO 4 10 !. The race resulted in
close struggle between Prestolite and
Tender Bloom. the former getting the
verdict by nose. Summertime. which
made Its debut. finished third, running
very impressive race.
Donovan beat nice field in the sec
ond race at a mile, taking the measure
Of Miss Picnic and Quality Street.
Bradshaw's entry was 10 / and made
al the running, winning by more than
a length from Miss Picnic.
The distance event was captured by
Young Belle. which won its first vic
tory Of the season. There was a warm
tip around the ring on Bonds filly and
she ran an impressive race. beating out
Nettie Traver al the finish Nebulosis
was favorite, but third was the best
he could do.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
PENSACOLA RESULTS


PENSACOLA, Fla, Dec. 15.-The chief incl
dents of todays racing came with the running
of the fourth race Chess finished first but was
disqualified for having fouled some of her near
est attendants in the last furIong. Jockey
Brown. who rode Chess. suspended for the
rest of the meeting. There was bad spill In
the fourth race, Kayser on Big Usage, suffering
severe shaking up. Results:
First race. six furlongs-Locust Bud 2lA TO
l. won; Miss Cearon, to 3, second; Grecian
Bend. to o. third. Time, 10 I-5.
Second race. six furlongs-Pleasing to 1,
won: The Ram. to 1. second: Outpost, TO 5,
third. Time, 1:1S As.
Third race. four and a half furlongs-Hester
Zorra, TO 3, won; Teddy Bear. 10 l. second ;
Alenon. 3 to 5, third. Time, :56 2-5.
Fourth race six and a half furIongs-Cry
Eaby, to l. won Sweet Owen, out, second
Ida Lackford. TO l. third. Time, 1927 1-5
Fifth race, mile and quarter-Sam Bernard
Z to ., won; San Gill; TO ., second: Bethlehem,
10 1. third. Time. 2:15.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Autumn Rose, TO
>. won Horizon. to /, second; Fundamental
out. third, third. Time, lis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
TRACK NOTES

Dsrgin's showing IN the last race yesterday
over the futurity course did not help 70 clear
The air Of suspicion which surrounded his VIC
tory on Tuesday. HIS race yesterday was dali
one. He was beaten By every entry in the
race, with the exception Of Juan, a 200 10
shot. Emma q. Louise B, Academist and Evran
were IN front Of him. The winner won by at
least seven lengths IN front Of Dsrgin. The
race was run IN slow time, the futurity course
old, covered the same distance In the opening
event IN l:13 dst
Camera was sold to D. S. Fountain By Owner
Moore.
Donovan. winner Of the second rsce, is a full
brother 20 the noted racehorse. Or. Gardner
He is By nuockburn-Uarda-
After winning the third event Bonnie Bard
was run up from $500 TO s.. 600 by J. Schreiber,
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
rain NDEADENST
TRACK At JUAREz
JacqueIina, FavOrife, Wins Vera
Cruz Selling Stake In
ROmp

JUAREZ, Mex, Dec, 15.-For the first
time during the meeting a light rain
fell this afternoon at Terrazas park and
the races were run over slow track.
The feature event was the Vera Cruz
selling stake at mile and a sixteenth
and was won easily by Jacquelina, the
to second choice. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Five and a half furlongs;
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
IL 1,2o-B Boana. los (Benschoten) ............... /
,92-Pit-a-Pat Ill (Rettlg) lg)........-....-.. 2
Time los Is. Gehtnicht. Vanity Fair.
Quicksilver. Lees Friar. also
SECOND RAGE-slx furlengs; selling:
ss@proHium. ss ne'fns fIs dRa eReoss1 sfSaes. ini
I-2-Lttle Marchmont. 107 (B. Burns) ...... ?
Time il5 p5ee nsre sisens Grace a 'essSis eodsn La
Dextra, Dave Montgomery. Personality. Banthel,
Lawndale Belle, also ran
THIRD RACE-Six furIongs; handicap:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Sterling Sterling 1le Molesworth) ,..-..........
5-l-Flying Wolf. 1os NIurphy) )............... 8
Time, 1:16. Dartworth West Point, also ran.
FOURTH RACE-one and a sixteenth miles
Vera Cruz selling stake:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
6-5-Jacquelina, 102 (van Dusen) ......... /
4-5-Dorante, i18 (MoIesworth) ............. 2
io,1-John Louis, lo4 CGanzl ................. 8
Time, las Only three starters.
FIFTH RACE-Five and half furlongs; ;
| selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-2--Execute. Ill (Rettig) ig)................ 1
S1--Chapultepec, liz (Lander) r)............. 2
7-1-Del Cruzador. 112 (Ganz) ................ s
Time, los 3-5. Old Nick. Bob Lynch Doe
Allen, Annual Interest Sixteen. also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile selling:
Odds. Horse Weight and Jockey Fin
$EsSt EFsS NqlsGiapa MooI rs 1ksosb k sbRettis'
5-1-The Peer, 1o5 (Allen) n)................ 8
Time, l;4s 2-5. Hoyle. Lena Lech. .Hannis
also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dec 15.-An evenly
noon, and the attendance was fair. Susscessful
favorites were again in evidence. three public
choices winning purses. Results:
First race. i've and a half furIongs-Planutes
> to 2, won; Trustee. TO 8. second; Detect
to 5, third Tlme los 1-5.
Second race. six furlongs-Starboard, to 2.
won; Mark Antony II, 10 to I, second: Billy
Bodemer to 10. third. Time, 1:14 2-5.
:. Third race, six furlongs-Ida D. IL to 1, won:
Nica Stone, to 1, second; Eye White, cut
third. Time, 1:i3 2-5.
Fourth race, mlle-sandhil. ID to 5, won:
Anfenor, even, second; Adrian, l 10 g. third
Time. 1:4o as.
Fifth race mile and 10 yards-alalatine. o 10
0, won: Hilltop, to l. second; Mamie Afgoi
TO 3. third. Time 1:46 2-5.
Sixth race, mile and sixteerth-Consoie ia
l, won; Descomnets, 1 TO g. second; Arondack 2
to 3, third Time, 1:46 4-5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
EMMA G WINS TON OF
COIN FOR THE TALENT
Heavily Backed Favorite Canters Home in Front Of
Field in Final Race Of the Day
By JOE MURPHY

favotes Emcrvile yesterday
was one OF the heavily backed choices of the meeting w H.
entry backed from to 10
confidence reposed caneng
lengths Louise Academs
looking Tuesday
20 o shot and being
avore home in front Pay heavily
backe
The Kenwort handicap which
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
OSWALD D-MINNEDOCIA

Ids and upward:
Remarks
Seldom gets a good ride.
All races have been good.
Poorly ridden last out.
Getting better and due.
Recent form ordinary.
Ran we'll in last start.
Last race very ordinary.
Form fair.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
THE CALLS HANDICAP FORECAST
GALENE cALEIooKo1rr-cAN


bids and upward:
Remarks
Looks as good as any here.
Ran a couple OF fair races.
Fast. but inclined 20 quit.
Could DO Il easily on best form.
Has not shown form.
shown no form.
Done nothing.
Done nothing.
No form
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
ELKs POSTPONE GAME

OAKLAND. Dec. 15.-The Alameda
and Oakland Elks annual ba sebaIl
game has been postponed until Mon
day afternoon, January 2.