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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-16
BARNEY ODFELD DEFEATS EARL KSER IN WORLDS RECORD TIM
HARES OUTFOOT
FLEET HOUNDS
An Unusual Number Make
Good Their Escape on the
Union COursing Park Field

Unusually strong hares made excft-
ing trials in the coursing yesterday at
Union Park An unusual number Of
hares made good their escape. While
the public choices were uniformly sue
cessful there were several upsets IN
form which made the pikers happy.
The talent installed False Alarm
to choice over Royal Spirit. The
latter won by a score Of to A. Ina
Cissus, a 1 to s choice, lost to Ad-
vance Guard. Golden Garter was beat
en- by Confident at the same odds.
MoOnbeam defeated Mark Twain at
to A; Helen Hayes beat Wild Norah
at to 1 and Luxury beat Star Syl-
vanus at 3 to 1.
There is no decided choice IN the
overnight betting on the class stake.
McVey and Tom King are held at
to 1, Miss Brummel and Charter Mem
ber at 6, Lost Chord at Z, Full Moon
and Friendless Boy at 10.
Frank G and Little Dainty have been
heavily played to win the reserve
stake. A forty-eight-dog class stake
will be run in it's entirety to-day, to-
gether with the remaining rounds OF
the reserve event. The days results
with Judge P. J. Reilly's official scores
follow:
Reserve stake-FaIse Alarm beat
Texas Black Lips, 81; Royal Spirit
beat Sunnybrook, 1910; Queens Motto
beat Spanish Lad, 9-3; General De Wet
beat Shadow, 5-4; Sherman beat Our
Motto, 1872; Little Dainty beat Rusty
Anchor, 1872; Texas Betty beat Bud
ding Rose, 17-S; Stingaree beat jim
my Anthony, 5-3; Moonbeam beat
Mark Twain, rs; Bob r. beat Aurelia,
ga; Advance Guard beat Honiton, 81;
Ina Cissus beat Medley, sd; Helen
Hayes beat Wild NOrah. 81; Story's
Sister beat Cassie w, 14-2; Paul Dun
bar beat Lulu Girl, AZ; Real Pasha
beat Maid of the Glen. So; Remisso
Amino beat Evea G, 1872; Concord
Tralee beat Valley Brew, 80; Rush
Away beat Dartaway. ga; Frisco Lad
beat Agitator, ga; Glaucus beat Co
settle, SO; Mi Amigo beat John Heenan.
~; Luxury beat Star Sylvanus, 1873;
Frank beat Fearless Lad, SIS; Jack
Short beat Hero, 10; The Delta beat
Una, 4-3; Angus Cissus beat Rich
Array, lis; Polka Dot beat Naughty
Helen, 40: Prompto beat Reckless
iAOSef ~ INcduE AuIEtSS DtdL 1CAd5
Hoo Hoo, 1871; Golden Garter beat
Young Klamath, AZ; Confident beat
Big klamath, 1914.
Second round-Royal Spirit beat
False Alarm. 6-4; Queens Motto beat
General DeWet, 1872; Little Dainty
beat Sherman, SO; Stingaree a bye.
Texas Betty Withdrawn; Bob r beat
Moonbeam. 1915; Advance Guard beat
Ina Cissus, Az; Story's Sister beat
Helen Hayes. 5-3; Real Pasha beat
Paul Dunbar, 90; Concord Tralee beat
Remisso Amino, Al; Frisco Lad beat
Rush Away, Al; Glaucus beat Mi
Amigo. 1912; Frank c beat Luxury,
81; The Delta beat Jack Short, SO;
Polka Dot beat Angus Cissus, SO;
Prompto a bye, Ready Address with
drawn; Confident beat Golden Garter,
9-6.
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down thirty. H. Ahlers was out early
and secured the limit before breakfast.
The general opinion among the
sportsmen who returned last night was
that the opening Of the season was
auspicious and that great sport is in
prospect once weather conditions settle.
SUISUN, Oct. 15.-The duck shoot
ing season opened at daylight this
morning with a fusillade Of shots on
the marshes. On some of the pre-
serves ducks were plentiful, while on
others they were scarce. The recent
rains have caused the game to scatter.
Compared with former years. there
were but few San Francisco sportsmen
in evidence on the opening day. The
largest string reported was that of
William Pierce and w. S. Merrill, who
bagged sixty birds. Other strings were
DR., A. G. Bailey 81, L. H. Pimental
80, Walter Copper 3S, Fred Chadbourne
13. DR.. B. P. Kemp 10. Good reports
are reported from the Pringle, Tomas
sini and Teal Gun clubs, which are
composed of San Francisco spostsmen.
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Another Handicap for Claude.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 15.-Elm
Ridge racing results:
First race. six furlongs, selling
Sweet Tone won. Our Lille second,
Great Mogul third. Time, 1:17h.
Second race. six furlongs, selling
Del Carina won. Swedish Lad sec
ond, Mart Gentry third. Time, 1:16A
Third race. five furlongs-Sir An
drew won. Ericula second. Joe Goss
third. Time. 1:04N.
Fourth race. Hotel Baltimore Han
dicap, one and quarter miles
Claude won, Bragg second, Alma Du-
four third. Time. 2:11.
Fifth race. six furlongs. selling
Dargin won, Josette second. Maritana
third. Time, 1:17N.
Sixth race, one and quarter miles,
selling-Bugle Horn won. Plautus sec
ond, Colonel Ballentine third. Time,
2:13.
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YALE LOWERS GOLORS
OF SYRACUSE ELEVEN

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Oct. 15.-Yale
defeated Syracuse this afternoon in a
sensational game by a score Of II TO
9. In the two halves there was as
complete reversal Of play as if two dif-
ferent games were fought out In the
second half Yales line was dotted with
substitutes which made il easy for the
Syracuse team TO penetrate for long
gains.
In the second half Syracuse secured
q goal from the field and later made
touchdown.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Oct. 15.-The
navy footballers. so helplessly defeated
by their army rivals last year, to-day
worsted the last years college cham
pions. the Princeton Tigers, the score
being 10 TO g. Douglass. the "Plebe
mainstay Of the navy, was put out of
the game by a broken leg.
WEST POINT. y. Y, Oct IS
West Point was defeated at football
here to-day by Harvard. to 0. In
The first half, as both sides had done
some fumbling, the ball was punted
TO Prince Of West Point on the seven
yard line. He returned the punt to
Harvard's 35-yard line, where Noyes
caught The ball and tried for a fair
catch. He was interfered with, how
ever. and the Harvard team was Civ
en- trial for goal from placement
from this point. Parker kicked an
easy goal and the score was Harvard
z, West Point o.
NEW YORK. oct 15.-Outplayed
at every point COlumbia's football
team was defeated y TO by Amherst
AT American League Park to-day.
ITHACA. y. Y. oct. 15.-Cornell
to-day defeated Bucknell "a to u in
q hard fought game.
KANSAS CITY. oct. l5.-The Haskell
Indian football team outplayed the
Missouri University eleven in every de-
partnent in the game to-day, scoring
almost at will
PHILADELPHIA Oct 15.-The Uni
Versity Of Pennsylvania football team
defeated the Brown University elev0n
to-day on Franklin field by a single
touchdown. which was scored early in
the first half
SALT LAKE CITY. Oct. 15.-Utah II.
Montana o.
Milwaukee - Wisconsin 8, Notre
Dame 0. Lexington - Kentucky
University ~. Central University 0.
Cincinnati-Cincinnati 46, Miami 0.
obono. Maine-University Of Maine 6,
New Hampshire State College. 0. Bur
lington, VL-University Of Vermont 10,
St Lawrence 0. Worcester, Mass
Holy Cross "a, Tufts College o. New
ton, Mass.-DartmOuth II, Williams 0.
Rochester-University of Rochester 6,
New University s. Bethlehem-Lehigh
o. Haverford 6. EastOn-Lafayette 33,
Bloomsbury Q. Carlisle-Indians 100,
Albright 0. Cambridge-Phillips- Exc
ter Academy II: Harvard freshmen. 0.
Delaware, Ohio-Ohio Wesleyan %
Oberlin IL Washington-Georg
Il, Vnlanova 0. Des Moines-Drake 50,
Coe 0.
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FISH AND BIRDS THAT
PROVE VERY EXPENSIVE
Breakers of Game Laws Throughout
State Are Heavily Fined by
Justices.

On Thursday last Deputy Fish Com
missioner NJ. L. Cross arrested Frank
Ariota, buyer for the Western Fish
Company, 512 Merchant street, with
$50 pounds of small striped bass in
his possession. The fish averaged
about half a pound in WEIGHT. Judge
Mogan fined him $50.
Deputy Fish Commissioner Arthur
S. Edwards of San Joaquin County
arrested F. Alfida for night shooting
near Stockton. Justice Parker SEN
fenced him to twenty-five days in Jail.
Constable Lloyd Brown of Hydes-
vile. Humboldt County, arrested L.
La Dohe at Scotin for killing ducks
during the close se~-on. Justice Deig-
han fined him S25.
Deputy T-h Commissioners NJ. T.
Tungate Of Los Angeles County ar
rested J. F. Barry near Monrovia on
Wednesday last for killing quail dur
ing the close season.
On Thursday last Deputy Fish Com
missioner w. A. -Burress of Amador
County arrested Charles Drasher for
killing quail during the close sason.
The defendant was taken before JUS
tice Rose.
On Friday Deputy Fish Commits
sioner c. B. Arditto arrested G. Peter
lin and Bert Littlefield near Amador
City for killing quail during the close
season. Both cases will be heard be-
fore Justice Goldner of Jackson.
Deputy Fish Commissioner b. F.
Binder Of Riverside arrested c. K.
Patton for killing quail during the
close season. Just , Stephenson fined
him $25.
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JOE CANS SETTLES DOWN
TO STRENUOUS TRAINING
Sports Look for a Heated Debate
When the Referee Question
Is Brought Up.

IS DTOuSnI Up
Joe Cans has settled down to a
strenuous life at Shannon's Villa, San
Rafael, and from now on the great
ccIored boxer will put in his best ef-
forts so that he may be in the best
possible condition on the night of the
S1st instant. Britt will resume work
probably to-day, but just where he
has not yet decided.
Cans is devoting all his time to road
work and will not enter the gymnasi-
lIm till about the middle of next week.
He took two fifteen mile runs yester-
day and after a rundown retired early.
He will start in again this morning
and keep up this sort of work till he
feels ready to begin boxing and other
work In the gymnasium. His man
ager, Al. Herford, is constantly at his
side to see that nothing goes wrong.
Jimmy Britt wants to train at Crolps
Gardens, Alameda, while brother Will
lie insists that the Seal Rock House is
the greatest place in the world for a
boxer to condition himself. Jimmy
fears a hoodoo If he forsakes the gar
dens across the bay and is holding out
as long as possible. 1t will be definite
ly settled to-day and 1t looks as though
Jimmy's word will be law.
Herford is anxious to have the ref
cree question settled as soon as pos
sible. It seems this will be a knotty
problem to solve. Herford insinuates
that he wants an Eastern man. but
Britt will hear nothing like that. No
names have as yet been proposed, but
it is certain a San Francisco man will
he chosen.
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FAIR RACKET WIELDERS
PLAY EXCITING TENNIS
Miss Van Vliet and Miss VOdden Reach
the Final Round Though
Heavily HandicanDed

Heavily Handicapped.
The young ladies of the Golden Gate
Tennis Club played an exciting handi-
cap singles tournament yesterday on
the park courts. The handicaps were
well arranged and most of the matches
were close. Play was completed down
to the finals, which will be played next
Saturday. Miss Sarah Van VIiet, the
clever young player from the Presidio,
who won the second class so easily,
and Miss Anabelle Vodden reached the
finals. Both were playing from "15''
back of scratch.
Miss Lulu Wegener was the most
heavily handicapped player and was
successful until she met Miss Van Vliet.
The scores:
Miss H. Levison (3O) by default; Miss
d. Weed (1O beat Miss M. Worcester
(owe S-6), GA, rs, ga; Miss A. Vod-
den lowe 15) beat Miss Miss ". Bey-
fuss $50, 6-3, 3-6, rs; Miss 1. Mearns
(scratch) beat Miss A. Greenberg
Q5 $50, GA, ga; Miss L. Wegener (owe
15 3-6) beat Miss B. Gardner (15 S-6) by
default; Miss Gully Q5 3-6) beat Miss
Valleau lowe 10 3-s) by default; Miss
g. Myer (scratch) beat Miss Hess (3-6)
by default; Miss Van Vliet lowe 16)
beat Miss Turner 800 by default.
Second round-Miss Weed Q5) beat
Miss Sea (3O), GA, 1913; Miss Vodden
Q5) beat Miss Mearns (scratch) by de-
fault; Miss Wegener lowe 15 $50 tc2t
Miss Gully (15 3-6), 6-3, ST., Sc; Miss
Van Vliet (owe 1O beat Miss Myer
(scratch), S-6, 1913.
Semi-f1nals-Miss Vodden Cove 15)
beat Miss Weed (15); Miss Van Vliet
lowe 15) beat Miss Wegener lowe
15 3-6) 6-3, S-6
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Jones Makes Former Pals
Look Like Bush Ledguers
Seals, Efforts to Coax Run Home Are Futile.
Wheeler Hits Devereaux With Pitched
Ball in Seventh and Two Tallies Follow

Stark dropped a twister at the pan
and barely beat Poultney's wing 10
first Jones came along with sacrl-
flee, sending both men up. The san
Francisco infield then got in close TO
catch the next man at the plate. Gam
ley lined fast one to Gochnauer. he
juggled for second, just long enough
to let Devereaux get to the plate. Can
ley was thrown out at first and Stark
got as far as third. Francks' hot drive
to Gochnauer second later scored
Stark with the last one of the game.
The Seals never had a peep In.
Their four hits were all scattered and
did no damage. Van Buren, opened
the ninth with a safe drive to center
but Hildebrand forced him. Hide got
down on wild pitch, but died there
because no one swung through with
the necessary hit. The Commuters
stole bases at will on young Poultney.
They made no runs by this process,
though they came dangerously near
tallying several times. The score
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TWO JUDGMENTS SET
ASIDE BY SUPREME COURT
Reyerses Decisions Of Lower Bench
Owing to Faulty Instructions
by Judges


The Supreme Court yesterday re-
versed the decision of the lower court
in the case Of Mary, j. O'Connor
against the Grand Lodge of the An
cient Order of United workmen. The
suit, for $1,000 on the beneficiary pol
icy OF her son, r. ]. McKeon, was
awarded to the plaintiff and the de-
PENDANTS app -aled on the ground that
McKeon had made wrong answers to
the medical examiners questions The
Superior Judge erred in instructing
the jury and the appeal was sustained.
The appeal from judgment and
from the denial of a new trial, made
by w. H. Wells. convicted of assault
with a deadly weapon and sentenced
10 one year in the County Jail, was
sustained by the Supreme Court on
the ground that the lower court erred
i'm giving instructions. The instruc-
tons consisted in defining the ques-
tions Of insanity. which was one of
the pleas set up by the defendant.
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Marl1smen Close Tournament.

The indoor rife, pistol and revolver
tournament for the championship of
the State in the three classes came to
a close last night at the gallery, 5s3
Mission street. Chris Meyer won the
rife championship with a score of 7O1
out of a possible $50. S. e. Frahm
carried off the pistol honors, scoring
26S out of a possible 800. w. c.
Prichard took the revolver champion
ship, his score being 256 out of a
possible 900.
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Drake stable Is Sold.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The entire
racing stable of John A. Drake was
sold at Morris Park to-day. Ort Wells.
full brother to Dick Wells, the hold
er of the worlds record for one mile,
was sold to W. NJ. Sheftel for $4,000
after some spirited bidding. Jocund
went to John Hynes for $500. Rapid
Water sold for $4,000. M. L Hayman
being the buyer. Green b. Morris paid
$4,000 for High Chancellor.
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0ldfeld's Daring
OVerWhelms KiSer
Fearless MOtOriSt Is Never
Headed at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND o. oct 15-Barney
first
putting andb Ke
of
off In
he negotiating of hesei in IS secon
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MORLEY AND BERT WILL
FIGHT FOR COAST LEAGUE
Attempt Will Be Made to Arrange Sew.
eral Changes In the System of
Drafting Players.


Eugene F. Bert, president of the
Pacific Coast Baseball League, and
James F. Morley, manager of the Los
Angeles team, have been selected a
committee of two to attend the meet
ing of the National Association of
Minor Leagues at New York COM
mencing on the 25th instant. The Cali
fornians will go East to fight for this
league and try and gain some conces-
sions.
They will strive to have the drafting
process extend from November l in
stead of September 1. and an attempt
will also be made to raise the prices
of the drafted players from $3.50 to
$500 in this league and make the en-
tire sum payable on May following.
The Californians will also attempt to
arrange several minor differences.
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FOURTH RACE-six furIongs; L

FOURTH RACE-Six furIongs; Laurel Han
dicap: three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
"6 to 5-Icewater, 107 (MunrO)... 41151
&c to 5-Anle Davis 9s (Austin). Oh %
) to 1-Malster, 107 CIV. Dugan) 5563h
Time, 1:144 Start good. Won driving Win
ner. ]. p. Hayes & Co.'S ch. m. (5) by Water
cress- Suscol Miss Mae % Day IL, Sylvia Tai
coupled in betting
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Kruger 2, Francks, Dunleavy.
Ganley, Waldron Van Buren. Error-Schlaf-
ley. TwO-base hit-Jones Sacrihce hits-
Meany, Jones' First base on error-San Fran
cisco First base on called balls-On Wheeler
8. Left on bases-San Francisco 4, Oakland
g. Struck out-By Wheeler 3, by Jones 3.
Hit by pitcher-Devereaux. Passed ball
Poultney Wild pitch-Jones. Time OF game
/ hour 40 minutes. Umpires-Whalen and Bu-
chanan.
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FIFTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles;
three-yeer-olds and up:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
s to 5-Foot. Favorite. 100 Dcksn) 1 In II
o to 5-Commodore, lis Dugan). 22 21
8 to 1-Autolight, 1O4 (Austin).. 2 80 81
Time. 1;4Th. Start good. Won easily.
Winner T. A Gays b. T. 90 by LampIighter-
Performance. Flora wiiloughby 81, also ran.
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Last Chance to See. Worlds Fair.

Only four more sale dates for cheap tickets
TO the Fair-Oct. 10th. Goth. 26th and 27th
For particulars relative to making trip over
Northern Pacific Railway. see T. X. Stateler
General Agent. 647 Market st.. 8. 2.
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Bad News Is Landed
First at Post by
HelgeS0n.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO. Oct. 15.-Bad News,
cleverly ridden by Elmer Helgesen,
scored one of the most brilliant vic
tories of his career by winning the
Columbia Handicap to-day at Worth.
He crossed the winning line two
lengths in the lead of field Of the
best horses in training in the West
Brancas was second, getting the place
honors by a neck after a desperate
race with Miss Crawford. The other
five starters were badly strung out at
the finish.
Bad News opened an to 5 favorite,
but the public seemed dubious about
his ability to go one and a quarter
miles and backed Huzzah from to
to 3 to 1. Bad News odds meanwhile
scared to 13 to 3, nevertheless he was
the actual favorite at post time. on
to a good start, Helgesen took Bad
News right to the front and, running
easily, he maintained that position
throughout. The distance was COW
cred in the good time of 2:O6 fiat, an
excellent performance in view of Bad
News impost of 123 pounds.
Jade, at 20 to 1, surprised the spec
tators by running away from the best
two-year-olds at the track in the sec
ond event. Summary:
FIRST RACE-one mile; selling; three-year-
olds and up:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. a Fin.
IL to 5-K. Of the Valley, 111CMdr) 1 n
Is to -Four Leaf c, 106 (Jenkns) 7 3 %
o 10 1-Barkelmore 100 CHarris) nix h
Time. 1:42 1-5. start fair. Won driving
Winner, j.. A Sykes, br; &. "a by Wadsworth-
My Jane 100. Miss Melton 1O7 Zyra loo, Mara
schino Ill. Idogo 116. Taxman 1O9, finished as
named.
SECOND RACE-Five furlOngs; purse; two
betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
IL TO Jade, 100 (Shaver) -. 8 13 13
1S to 10-Kurtzmann, lis CNicoD. 1h2
u TO 1-silver Skin. los Domk)
Dernham Weiss b. f. by Henry Of Navarro
Lady Onward Gutter 11O. The Belle 11O.
lotta 1O3. Woodelaim 100. Subtle 1O1. finished
as named.
THIRD RACE-one and quarter miles;
Columbia Handicap; three-year-oIds and up
ward
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey st. a Fin
10 to -aIissCTawfrd. 112 CNyicoD 5 ? h So
ner. E r. Bradleys br g. "a by Flying
Dutchman- Black Sleeves. Reservation 115.
fOnSOluca %, duZZan lUO. Prince SllFerWlnBS
1O2. Port Royal 1O2. finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs; handicap;
ali ages:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey, st. q Fin.
to 2-MJohnson, 90 (McIntyr) 3 2
Is to 2-Ahola 90 (Shaver). 2 5n 21
8 to 1-Cigarlghter. IS Qnnon) y 3 21a
Time. 1:13 4-5. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. L. Marion & Co.'S b. z. (5) by G.
w. Johnson Daybreak The Crisis 100. Man
sard 103 Delagoa 121, finished named.
FIFTH RACE-Two miles; three-year-olds
and up; selling:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
to Charlie Miller. So CHfmn) 3 2 16
to 1-Excentral. s5 Oenkins).. 1921
IL TO 5-Molakoff 95 CWatson).. 3 pa
Time, 3:37 is. Start good Won easily. Win
Eer, W. NJ. Walkers b. &. CD by Hammond
Superba. The Way 106 also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile; three-year- olds
and up; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
13 to 5-Coruscate. 10SCRomanellD 2 2 IL
IL to 5-Copperheld. 106 CTroxler) 8 AS IN
4 A g. A
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Time, 1:141s. Start good Won easily. Win
ner c. E. Burnett's br. f. by IngOldsby Admit
tance. Three starters
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hollow fashion. The books made him
an odds-on favorite in the three heats.
William O'Kane's Billy NJ, at short
odds, won the opening race in two
straight heats. He was driven by his
owner. Jim was an easy second. sum
mary:
First rano 4rn4+iro-. n.or .1o
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SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards;
three-year- olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
Is to 1-Ivernia. 105 (Seder)..... - IS
10 to Miss Eon 102 (Dickson). SO 2h
Q toA1-Bengal. 102 Is. Dixon).. a 81
Time, AT. Start good Won easily Win
ner 9. " Abels & Co.'S ch. m. C5) by st.
I.eonards- Queenston. Pierce 100, Check Nor
gan 9s, DR. Kier 1O5, Gaslighter 11O. The He
brew 9s. Regina d 90. finished as named.
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Contagious Blood
Poison. 1t con-
tains no mercury,
potash or other
mineral. Our home
treatment book
gives all the symp-
toms of this dis
ease. Medical ad-
vice free.
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Champion Trap Shot Is Dead.
UTICA, n. Y, Oct. 15.-E. d. Full
ford. champion trap shot, died to-day
90 pneumonia.
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Gilt-edge appetite Gilt Edge Whiskey You'll
have both, II you have either. Wichrnan
Lutgen & Co.. 29-31 Battery ST.. S. f.
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SEVENTH RACE-Three-ye and W

SEVENTH RACE-Ihree-year- and up;
six and a half furiongs:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin
6 to 1-Pickaway. 1O2 (Rice)... IL 1h
g to 1-Crime, 1O2 CThomer) 10 "A rs
10 to 1-St. Daniel 10 (Munro). o u 30
Time, %. Start good. Won driving. Win
celia Mndora 105. Ben Lear 107. whiskers
107, Tom Rowe 102. Avoid 1O2. Alice Turner
1O2, Fitzbrillar 10o. r. Q. Smith 102 finished
as named
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SIXTH RAcE-one mile; three-year- -olds

Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
13 to 5-Coruscate. 1OSCRomanelID ? 3 IL
IL to 5-Copperield 1O6 CTroxler) 8 AS 2n
IA to b-Wainamoinen. 104 CNicoD II 81
Time, 1 40 2-5 Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. H J. Perry & Co.'S ch. (. a. by Chorister-
Royal Gem. King Ellsworth 107 Postman 1OI
Pearl Diver 1O1, finished named.
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FIFTH RACETwo miles; three-year-olds

FIFTH RACE-rwo miles; three-year-olds
and up; selling:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to Charlie Miller. So CHfmn) 8 2 lie
to 1-Excentral. s5 Oenkins).. 1921
IL TO 5-Molakoff 95 CWatson).. pa
Time, 81 1-5. Start good Won easily. Win
ner, W. NJ. Walkers b. g. CD by Hammond
Superba. The Way 106 also ran
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
EoISslORDER

In the fall of 1895 I'contracted that fear
tul disease, Blood Poison. It gained such
headway that was forced to resign nv
position and seek relief at Hot Springs.
After spending all the means / had went
TO Memphis. In less than three weeks I
was in a hospital, and after nine weeks of
suffering l was discharged as cured. In
less than a month every bone in my body
seemed to be affected and felt as If they
would break at the least exertion. Again
I was compelled to resign, and returned
to the hospital for a seven weeks stay.
When came out was advised to try
farming. When first went on the farm /
prevailed on the only firm who handled
drugs to get me one dozen bottles of S. S.
s. At that time both of my hands were
broken out with blisters and was covered
with boils and sores. In the meantime my
druggist had gotten two dozen bottles of
S. S. S. for me and began its use, and
after taking the thirteenth bottle not a
sore or boil was visible. r. B. POWELL
East 9Th ST., Little Rock, Ark.