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William K. Vanderbilt Jr. has offered
a valuable trophy for long distance
automobile race which is expected to
develop into a sensational international
contest.
The first race will be run on October
of this year over a course on Long
Island. The race will be held over a
course Of not less than two hundred
and fifty miles nor more than three
hundred miles. 1t will be open to the
motorists of the world, but it is speci-
fed that not more than ten men from
one country will be allowed to COM
pete.
The race must be held in America
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during 1904 and 1905. Subsequent to
1905 it may be held in the country in
which the cup is held. 1t is expected
that having the race in America the
first two years will give marked impe-
tus to the sport of long distance racing.
The race must always be run on the
public highways and never on the
track. France will probably send her
most daring operators to compete in
the first race American manufae-
turers were unprepared to start ma
chimes in the recent international con-
test for the James Gordon Bennett cup,
but they will be strongly represented in
the Vanderbilt cup race.
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HAWTHORNE ENTRIES.

CHICAGO, June 29.-McGee. Ocean
Dream and other cracks will meet at
a mile tomorrow at Hawthorne. The
days entries;
First race, seven furlongs-Freesias lO7.
Sweetie 1O7. My Jane 107, Tapiola 1OI, New
Mown Hay III.
Second race. six furIongs, selling-Maud
Muller 81 Sir Hugh 90, Glassful 101 Mayor
Johnson 101 Cardinal Woolsey 1o4. Crestfallen
1G6 Van Ness 1906 Beautiful and Best 1OI,
Action 107. Haviland 100.
Third race, mile and seventy yards selling
Freedman So Oaxaca IS. Dungannon o.. Sweet
Tone 9s Golden Mineral 90, Hainault 1O4,
Federal 1O4 Great Eastern "a.
Fourth race, mile-Major 7. j. Carson 81,
Foremaster "a, Ananias 81. Exclamation 90,
Ocean Dream 104, MCGEE III
Fifth race. one and a sixteenth miles, sell
fng-Ryevale "a Falernian 92. Creole Jim 90,
EBONY "a Kilmorie 99 Marlin 80, Blackwell
1Oi, Bill Massie 106, Louisville 1o6, Rossmond
107, Casava los
Sixth race. hve furlongs-Jade 1o2. Black
Dutch 1O1, Proprietor 105. Michael Byrnes
los. Palm Tree los. Marmont 1o5. Cigar
Lighter 105, Handzarra 107.
Weather clear; track fast.
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ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS. June 2s.-The entries
for to-mOrrows races at the Fair
Grounds follow:
First race. four and a half furIongs. selling
Franco ITO. Walter Candy 107 Swedish Lad
107. Lddon los Captain Neroth los. Black
Art 1O4. Garrett Wilson 1O4 Howard Vancs
101. George T ss Mellwood g. Little Harry
90, Pillar 93 Flying Trapezs 90, Oman ] g3
Second race. six furlOngs se1ing-ESreninzs z
Star los. Royal -Deceiver 1OT Alice Turner 1O2
Miss Manners 100. Goody Two Shoes 100
Preakness 95. Selected %. Torlo OF. Sol Smith
50. Major Carpenter S6 Blumenthal 50.
Third race. i've furlOngs, sellng-DishabiIs
los. Hadrian 1O3 Limerick Girl Ioe Red Lea
leo. No Trumper 9S. Platoon 9S Azelina a5
Fourth race. one mile-Colonel BalIanty-ns
log. Dave Somers los. Sedition 101. Bessis
Mccarthy 101.
Fifth race. six furlongs. selling-Ersma tO5.
LassO 103. Jimalong 102 Echo Dale 1O2 Jaks
Ward 90 Orient 9S Martius 9s MordelIa 81
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards sell
ing-Charles III, DR.. Kier 1O5. Uranium
1867 Zella Knight 104, Nettie Regent 1a4.
Decoration ,1O2. Jim Winn 101. Miss Eou 100.
Lady Matchless 100 Murmur 100 Goo Goo 100.
Orpheum 100. Eleven Bells 99 Judge Can't
rin 96.
Weather clear: track drying
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Seattle Race Results.

SEATTLE, June 29.-Summary:
First race, five furlongs selling-Modder
won, Puredale second, Montoya third. Time
1:011a.
Second race. four and half furlongs-Mabel
Bates won Maid Of Mist second. Anita knight
third. Time :5515.
Third race, seven furlongs-Duke of Richie
lieu won, Mountebank second. Gladys Belle
third Time 1:2S
Fourth race, and a sixteenth miles
handicap-IlliloVon won. Colonel Anderson sec,
ond. Platonius third. Time 1:4615.
Fifth race. one mile, selling
Sixth race, six furlongs. purse-Instructor
won, Andrew B. Cook second. Gateway third
TirnA 1:14A
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.BOOKIES LOSE
TO THE PUBLIC
Well-Played Choices Catch
the Eagle Eyes of the
Judges at st. Louis Track
COOK is DISSATISFIED
Owner of English Lad Still
Anxious for Another Race
With the Derby Winner
Special Dispatch to The Call.


ST. LOUIS. June 29.-Commodors
was pounds the best in the Fair
Grounds feature to-day and beat Foxy
Kane and Harmakis. Well played
choices won in most of the races to-
day and the public hurt the books con-
siderably.
Fred Cook announces he will bet
s25, 900 on English Lad in a match race
against Highban at the Derby dis
tance over the Fair Grounds track.
Cook states he and his friends will bet
S10O,O If the race is made. Sum
maries:
FIRST RACE-Two-year- olds: four and
Betting. Horse. weight Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to 5SLoretta NJ los CD-Austn) 4 IS
to 2-kurstta Ios 1oa % CIV Fischer "a 2S
Time :59 ' Start Sta 90 god. Won easily Win
ner. ]. P. Miam's blk. Z. % by Pirate of
FoTencs fC4 oe AG BnG9ett os rSmpe;ress s
1O3. Elenika 1O5. Esther Griffin los. finished
as named.
SECOND -Four-year-olds and up;
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. St. a Fin.
to III Dervsh. 90 Q4.Willms) 1 20 II
20 to LADY Felix 1O2 CWolh)- 3 21
8 to Second Mate. 1O7 CNeely)-1 Al 81
Time. 1:2O. start good. Won easily. Win
IeEOr- HourL PuEcO lO4. Maud Wallace 90.
Katie Cromwell o. FederaIist log. Kinloch
Park 104, finished named.
THIRD RACE-Three- year-olds; mile and
twenty yards
Betting: Horse. Weight Jockey St. q Fin
4 to 1-Pretenston, 100 (McLghln) 8 II 11l5
8 to Athena, 95 CIV. Davis).... Al -
8 to 1-Montebank. 1OS Cw. w.Fischr) 3115
IlIne. 1:4S1s- Start good Won ridden out.
Winner p. NJ. CivilPs b. g 80 by Orihamb-
Vanity. Fog Horn 1O3. Algonquin 95 Bonnie
Mary 101, Our Lille 95 John Doyle los. I'm
ished as named.
FOURTH RACE-six furIonss: thrss-yesr-
olds andup; handicap:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey ST. q Fin
to 5-Commodore 100 CAustin).. 1101
to Harrnakis 107 CRice) An IS
to Foxy Kane IFS (Crawfrd) S3 31ll
Time, 1:1S15. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. J. C. Milan & Co.'S ch. c. 90 by Tbs
Commoner-Rosa Masso. Miss Gomez 81. Red
Ola 81, finished named.
FIFTH RACE-One and an eighth miles:
four-year-o and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey St. q Fin.
) to 2-Hymsttus. o. Hennessey) 8 -
Even-Thane. liz Crawford. In IS
to 1-Pettijohn. 81 CIV. Fischer) 3 8 II 3 Is
Time. 2:OOl4. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. j. P Phillips br. m. a. by Sir Dixon
Merida. Compass 1O2. Strader 9s MainsprinK
103 finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-six furlongs: four-year-olds
and up:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 2-Bensonhurst. 1o2 CFfscher) III PIP
q to 1-Lansdown, los CRoach).... "a 81
Time, 1:19. Start good. Won driving Win
ner. j. w. O'Nealfs ch. & 90 by Donald A
Gallawater los. F1tzbrillar los. finished as
named.
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RAGGED START
SPOILS A COUP
Talbot Brothers Dalvay
Runs Smashing Race Aft
er Being Virtually Left
BURLEIGH Is IN FORM
Sam Hildreth's Three Year
Old Scores His Third Set
of Brackets at Hawthorne
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO. June 29. = BY being
virtually left at the post a coup
was spoiled in the first race at
! Hawthorne to-day in which Talbot
Bros. Dalvay, backed from 10 to
; down to to and closing at to 3,
was beaten a length by Peter ]. Som
mers, who was backed from to l to
to at post time. Dalvay ran mar
velous race and his time must have
been at least a second faster than that
made by the winner.
S. C. Hildreths sprinter Burleigh
won his third straight victory when he
annexed the third race easily. He was
an odds-on favorite at l to 2. He never
left the result in doubt. Sylvia Talbot
was allowed to set the pace to the
stretch turn. Burleigh then went on
and won by a length from Clifton
Forge. The time, 1:13 As. indicates the
fastest run race of the week. Three
favorites won. The track was in good
shape. The weather was cloudy and
hot and the attendance good. Sum-
mary:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs; three-year-olds;
betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
to 2-P J. Somers 122 (Otis).. 33 1
to 5-Dalvay. ia G4awrence). .12 ~ 20
: to 1-sing. Master, ia Henry. 3 p 33
Time. 1:15 2-5 Start fair. Won easily. Win
ner. J. L. slaughters b. c. by DR.. MacBride-
Tennie Miller. Remorseful ia, Annora III,
Ill Norel III. Miss Anthony 100. Charlie
Slade ia, Fressias III. Angela 100, finished
as named.
SECOND RAcE-short course: three-year-
olds and up; handicap:
Q to 5~Hand Vice, 142 CH. Boyle) 5 p p
is to 5-Eva Moe, 136 tBates).. a II 10
Is to 1-Schwarzw' d, 130 (McHugh) 81 "a
ner, J. Fleming & Co $ blk. &. t6) by Hanover
Device, snowdrift 20 also ran Mon
tanic 152, ran out. Sea Pirate 100 fell.
THIRD RACE--six furlongs; three-year-olds
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey St. q Fin.
/ to 2-Burleigh. los (Henry)... p l
to 2-Clif. Forge. 1O1 Uawrnce) 21a2 nix
Time. lib 40 Start good. Won easily.
Winner, S. c. Hidreth's ch 3; % by BE Ben
bot 1O7, Trompeus &C. finished as named.
FOURTH RAcE-one and a half miles;
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey St. a Fin.
to 2-Harrison. 1O2 (NicoD...: z Il
Is to 5-Maj Mansir 107 (Henry) l 2122
to Alma Dufour, ,ss CGrenhd) 8 81 81
Time, 2:37 Start good. Won easily: Win
ner. S. c. Wagner,s br, C 90 by Free knignt- Int,
vaIeat los. The Way 100. Sir Launcelot 102
finished named.
FIFTH RACE-one mile; four-year-olds and
up; purse:
IL to 10-Horatius, 112 (Knapp) :. 212i u
3 to 1-Incubator, 112 Lawrnc) "a
60 to The Lady. III (songer). 4 h
Time / ~. Start good. Won handily
Winner F. Skinner & Co.'S b. c. (D by Odd
Fellow-Hinda- Mansard lib, Jake 112. Vain
amoinen Ill. Birch Broom 107, Tom Curl IL,
finished as named
SIXTH RACE-F1ve and half furlongs;
two -year-olds: purse:
Is TO 2-The Belle 101 (Aubchn) 212
to 10-Regale, 1O6 (Robbins). 2
to 1-Dixie Lad. 100 Qarsen) L 80 ) nix
Time 90. Start good. Won easily Win
ner G. w Belknap & Co.'S ch. +. by F'araday-
Lucy Crockett. Monte 105. Frances Dillon 1O1,
Envoy 1O4 finished named.
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Special Dispatch to The Gail.

SEATTLE, June 29.-carlos Smith
with his big bat won an exciting game
this afternoon from Oakland With
the score a tie IN the sixth inning and
one man on base, Smith drove the ball
almost 10 the rightield fence for a
home run. II was the longest hit ever
made in Seattle and Smith reached the
plate six feet ahead Of the ball, which
was ielded perfectly by Ganley and
Schlahey.
The Oakland men started as II they
intended TO make mincemeat Of Charley
Hall, but the farther the game went
the stronger the youngster pitched.
Opposed to him was Buchanan. With
three men on bases and none out in the
eighth, Hall retired the side on infield
hits. The score:
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McFADDEN WILL COACH.

Stanford Football Star Goes to De
Pauw University This Season.
GREEN CASTLE, Ind. June 90
Thomas McFadden of the Leland
Stanford Jr. football team Of 1902 has
been signed by the management of De
Pauw University football team as
coach for the coming season. Nc
Fadden is a product Of Yost's work
before the famous Michigan coach
left Stanford. The arrangement was
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-30
sHEEPsHEAD BAY SELECTION

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First Race-Jocund, Roehampton
Grand Opera.
Second Race-Ocean Tide, BeIdame
Irish Witch.
Third Race-Colt's entry, Caller
Fox Hunter.
Fourth Race-Wilson entry, Thorn.
as entry, Highball
Fifth Race-Hot Shot. Bulwark
Torchello.
Sixth Race-Delcanta, Little But
tercup, MelrOse.
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SUMMARY

ErTors-Casey. St vrain. Wheeler. Ross
Gray. Struck Out-By St. Nrain ,. by keefe
l. by Gray 3. Bases on balls-On Gray 8 Hit
by pitcher-Nordyke St Nrain. Stolen base
Casey. Two-base hits-Lynch, Casey Flood
Three-bsse hits-Sheehan. Flood. First base
ou errors-Tacora g. Los Angeles 2. Earned
Tuns-Tacons ], Los Angeles 4. Sacrifice hits
EaEan, Casey. Double plsy-F1ood 10 Chase
Left on baEes-Tacoma ., Los Angeles q
IIffs-On St. Vrain 4, OF Thomas .. off Keefe s.
Time OF game-One hour and fifty five min
utes. Innings pitched-By ST. Vrsin Z. by
Thomas y, by Eeefe III. Umpires-McCar-
fhv and Mcdonald
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HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First Race-New Mown Hay,
Sweetie, Tapiola.
Second Race-Van Ness, Action
Mayor Johnson.
Third Race-FrecI1man, Hainault,
Federal.
Formaster.
Fifth Race-BIackwolf, Creole jim
ROssmOnd.
Sixth Race-Handzarra, Jade, Ci-
gar Lighter.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Holiday Boxing at CoIma,

Judd Gibbs, manager of the Colma
Athletic Club, is arranging a pro-
gramme of boxing for the afternoon of
July 4. The principal bout will be be-
tween the amateur heavy-weights
George Sullivan and Jack Sullivan.
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Totals IS 5 10 - 10 Totslss1 IL q IL
Runs AND HTS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.

Errors-Mohler, r Hall. Earned runs
Ecaffie e. Two-base hits-Van Haltren,
Tsvrne- Home run-CarIos Smith Sacrifice
hit-Mohler Stolen bases-Ganley, Byrne.
Bases on bslls-Oh c. Hall 5. Of Buchanan
J. Struck out-By c. Hall g. byeBuchansn 3.
Double plsys-R. Hall foSSBlankenship;
Schlshey 10 Francks. Wild pirJs-C. Hall.
Buchanan Bake. Hall. Time ~ garne-One
hour and 50 minutes. Umpire-O' Connell In
5ured-Byrne by wire from broken mask;
Kruger. knocked out by being hit head
by a ball thrown by Hall from second to
f~ef
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LONDON, June 29.-In the tennis
doubles championship of Wimbledon
to-day the Doherty brothers, the hold
ers, beat Smith and Riseley, 6-1, 6-2,
6-l.
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"l3" NO HOODOO
FOR NEW YORK
With McGinnity Pitching
the Giants Prove Invin-
chile on Polo Grounds
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NEW YORK, June 29.-The New
Yorks scored their thirteenth straight
victory to-day by defeating Boston
The errors by the home team were not
costly. Bowerman relieved Warner
behind the plate in the seventh inning
Attendance 5000. Score.
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sT. LOUIS sELECTIONA

First Race-BIack Art, Franco, Pill
lar.
Second Race-SOI Smith, Evening
Star Miss Manners.
Third Race-PIatOon, Limerick,
Girl, Hadrian.
Fourth Race-BeSsie Mccarthy
Dave SOmers, Sedition.
Fifth Race-Jimalong. LassO,
Orient.
Sixth Race-Nettie Regent. Urani-
un, Murmur.
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costly. Bowerman relieved Warner
behind the plate in the seventh inning
Attendance 5000. Score:
fSosgoH Se,u yc.i, ''''''''''''''.'.......
Batteries-willis and Needham; McGinnity.
warner and Bowerman. Umpire-Johnstone.
PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-Duggleby was
out of form to-day and retired in favor of
Sparks. The locals managed to tie the score
but Brooklyn won in the ninth Attendance
400. Score:
Brookiyn ''.''''.............. 10
I1tteppa So.
Sparks and Roth. Umpires-Emsiie and Car
penter.
ST. LOUIS. June 2e.-chicago took the OPEN
ing game Of the series by a score of s 10 /
Lundgren held the home team all the way and
ST. Louis did not score until in the ninth in
ming. Attendance 290o. Score
R. H. E.
ST. St Louis .-...................... g ?
BatterIes-sanders o'Nein ana Grady; Lund-
sren and Killing. Umpire-oDay.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
BOSTON, June 29.-Boston- New York game
postponed On account of rain.
CHICAGO, June 29.--After playing pIucky
the locals weakened in the final innings losing
out by hair. Attendance. 21Oo. Score:
r. H. E.
Chicago ......................... 6 13 2
Batteries Smith and Sullivan; siever and
Sugden.
WASHINGTON. June 29.-To-day's game be-
tween Washington and Philadelphia was post
poned on account of rain after three and a
half innings had been played, the score stand
ing to | in favor of Philadelphia.
game was called on account Of rain in the
second inning.
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made largely through Yost. who re-
CARDS his protege as the strongest
man in the West.
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5atted for Gray IN ninth inning.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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SMITHS HOMER
SAVES The DAY
With the Score at Seattle
a Tie He Secures Long
est Hit of the Season
HALL IN GREAT FORM
In a Pitchers Battle With
Buchanan, League Star,
He Carries Off HonOrs
STANDING OF THE CLUES.

rPaeinc Coast Leagus.l
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vanderbilt's Bright a Winner.
PARIS, June 29.-W. K. Wander
bilt's Bright won the Prix Waverer ar
the Colonies races to-day.
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Totals. p / p Totals.31 o 6 "a 12
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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F1FTH RAcE-one mile; four-year-Olds and

up; purse:
IL to I0-Horatius, 112 (Knapp).. 62131 IL
to 1-Incubator 112 Qawrnc) IA 81
60 to THE Lady. Ill (Songer). y h
Time :42. Start good. Won handily.
Winner F. Skinner & Co.'S b. c. C) by Odd
Fellow-Hinda Mansard 113. Jake 112. Vain
amoinen Ill, Birch Broom 107, Tom Curl H.,
finished named.
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THIRD RACE--six furlongs; three-year-olds
and UP; purse:
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey. st. Fin
/ to 2-Bureigh. los (Henry)....
0 to 2-Clif. Forge, 101 Oawrnce) 2122 nix
| 20 to 1-Skillful. 112 CHofher) -. 2 h ) o
Time lib 4-5 Start good. Won easily.
Winner. S. c. Hdreth's ch. &. CD by Ben
Strome- -Barcarola. The Crisis 107, Sylvia Tai
bot 107, Trompeus 90, finished as named
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SECOND RACE-Short course: three-year-
olds and up; handicap:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St q Fin
8 to 5-Hand Vice, 142 III. Boyle) 2
is to 5-Eva Moe 136 (Bates) A IL 10
Is to 1-Schwarzw d 130 (McHugh) B L
Time 2:49 Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, j. Fleming & Co.'S blk. e. t6) by Hanover
Device Snowdrift 20. also ran. Mon
tanic 152, ran out Sea Pirate $50, fell.
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FOURTH RACE-One and haIt miles
three-year-olds and up: selling:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey st. a Fin.
to 2-Harrison. 102 (NicoD. l z
Is to 5-Maj. Mansir, 107 Henry l 2132 n
Time, 2:37. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. s. c. Wagner's br. c. (D by Free knight
Nilety Tom Hall 1O5. Lady Chorister 100
Vaieat 105 The Way 100. Sir Launcelot 1O2
finished named.
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SIXTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles;
selling; for three year-olds and up:
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. 81 Fin.
13 to 5-De Reszke,10T 81 Martini 1 u u
Z to 5-Stuyve, 105 CHildebrand) Q 55 %
Il to 1-God Dome 100 (Phillips) h q
Time, / :46 2-5. Start good Won easily. Win
ner. NJ. L. Hayman's br. h. by Lamplighter-
Serene. Nigrette. Bob Murphy. Ethics. Gay
Lothario. Hyand. Dentaur Collegian, Wye
field Fire Eater, Tom Cod finished as named.
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FIFTH RACE-one and an eighth miles:


Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
to DIR Schsrf, 104 (Rice).... % III
to 2-Bensonhurst. 1O2 CFischer) 3 IN 212
to 1-Lansdown, los CFloach).... "a 81
Time, 1:19. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner. J. ". O'Nealrs Ch. Z (j) by Donald A
Missouri II. Feronia 100. Santa Ventura 90
Gallawater los, F1tzbrillar los. finished az
named.
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rotals:25 5 : 2 Z
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-26
SPRING and SUMNER

ME are showing an unlimited variety
Vof Exclusive Styles in Young
n Mems, Boys and Juvenile ::
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-26

PALACE DRUG STORE

n Souic utSC sCCo Odss iot SAtc -
Matt Daniher's.
La Jnnta Souvenirs on sale at
aJ w. Fishers bookstore.
6. S. Thompson. undertaken and
I embalmer. Phone No. 7I-s.
For fresh bread, pies or cakes go
to F;she,s postoffice news stand.
La unta Souvenirs on. sale at
J. w. Fishers bookstore.
Step into McCarty & Athens
and see the fine line OF nobby suits
just received.
For SALE-Modern FIVE room
brick house; on Smithland avenue.
. Inquire of NJ. X. Banning.
When you have sick animals call
mp G. W. Plested. Phone. Junta
%, at the Valley Livery Barn.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co..
undertaking. embalming. Phone.
++a black; night phone. +oa red.
DR.. a. l.. Stubbs. Office in
fSimonton block; telephone, Io27
red; residence phone, 7Sa black.
DR.. A. 4. rimerman. physician
and surgeon. Office. Park block.
Office and residences phone. Jnnta 81
For a shoe that is just too stun
ming for anything. see those patent
Blucher's at HaTding's, the Hab.
erdasher.
For RENr-Furnished room for
tgentlemen; bath and electric light.
Inquire OF Mrs. NJ. Buckley, FIRST
door east OF public library.
All members OF the Ladies'
Circle are requested to be present
at meeting to be held in the
lodge room this afternoon. There
viii! be bslloting and special bus
iiness.
Fon SALE-F;iteen good resi-
dence lots in Santa Fe addition;
most available point for home
near new Santa Fe shops; price.
SrSo per pair. Inquire Of r. A.
Steen.
Our s. 50 dress sh ,es in vici.
velos and cosdovan, are equal in
style, finish. durability and com
fort to any IS shoe. We can fit
your foot; try us. Harding, the
Haberdasher.
Mrs. Mcpherson. wife Of L. A.
Mcpherson, an employe in the
clerical department OF the Santa
Fe, arrived last Wednesday from
Topeka, Kansas, and will make
La Junta her future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Spidtl,
accompanied by their daughter,
Mrs. Albert Hurst. who have been
visiting relatives in Delpre, Ind. /.
during the last three weeks. re-
turned home Wednesday morning.
Third Baseman Wells, OF La
Junta's all.stAr baseball aggrega.
eion Of lsst year, arrived in town
last Monday from Oklahoma, Ar
kansas. Texas, and other points.
where he has been spending the
winter.
e. p. Hubbell, of the Denver
Type Foundry, was . La Junta
visitor Thursday. and made the
TRisuHE Office q iraternal call.
He vas on his way south to make
BIZ regular rounds among the fra
tssnity in New Mexico.
A. n. Gilman has been appoint
ed trustee Of the estate Of Joseph
2. Everett, bankrupt. The prin.
cipsl creditor is the L. Flornsn
Mercantile Company Of Pueblo.
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liabilities 1t SI,3io.63.-Pueblo
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