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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-24
Rules as to clips" in ENGLAND.

Pail Mall Magazine: 1t Is an unspoken
law that you should not only tip your
friends servants, but allow them to tip
yours The tips given to private servants
vary in amount, sometimes according to
the number of servants, and often ac-
cording to the quality of the guests. The
nouveau richie, for instance, will give the
gamekeeper five pounds, or even ten.
thereby making matters very uncomfort
able for better sportsman, less endowed,
who follows after him.
Young girls should only tip the house,
maid and the parlor maid, If there be one.
No young girl is expected to tip the coach,
man or the butler, although she would
naturally give the groom something If she
has done any riding. A bachelor of my
acquaintance explained that his method
of tipping was conducted on the strictest
business lines.
Il always give the same amount" he
said wherever l stay.
when l am away shooting I give the
keeper shillings per day--unless it's COW
ert shooting and we get over fifty pheas-
ants, then I make 1t 10 shillngs. also
give 10 shillings to the under game keeper,
2 shillings to the man who carries my gun
and shillings to the man who cleans it.
These figures vary. of course, according
to the number of keepers, etc, my friends
have. One pound Is enough for a weeks
fair shooting.
ITO the coachman who has driven me to
and from the station I give 5 shillings or
Is shillngs if he has driven me anywhere
else: and to the butler Ell If there for over
a week and 10 shillings If under week.
and .shillings to the man who has seen
to my clothes.
ITO housemaids | usually give shilling
per day, but If extra attentive ! make 1t
(the same applying. of course, to parlor
maid) 10 ShiIippS for NV
1t Is wiser to ring your bell and give the
money than to leave it on your dressing
table; for you are sure at least that 1t goes
to the right person.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-24
Colloouialisms.

Philadelphia Press: The following
'colloquy illustrates the incongruity of
certain colloquialisms:
Beg pardon. sir"
What for. sir? What have done?"
Il mean, beg pardon, SIR"
We'll. sir, what have you done?"
May l take you apart for moment,
sir?"
Certainly not. You'd never be able
to put me together again. SIR
i mean, may lead you aside for a
minute?"
Quite unnecessary, sir: can walk
without leading"
of course, sir; I mean. would you
mind stepping one side?"
Which side?"
1T doesn't matter. sir; 1 wanted to
speak to you, that was ALL"
oh, then you've changed your mind 2
Well, good day, sir"
Wait minute, please; can't get
you to subscribe to the Standard die
tionary. sir?''
lime ago..
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-24
A FATTENlNG HOUSE.

Tic usual coop used for fatt"n ng fowls
is Objectionable mainly because 1t is 100
small and cannot be READILY cleaned, We
have a number of small coops made in the
following manner: We are near large
town and for - cents each can buy any
NEEDED quantity of dry goods boxes, The
front boards of one are removed ana d
previously prepared wire covered frame
set in place of the boards. Then we drive
III the ground four posts of -four by four
material, having those in the rear about
eight inches lower than those n front 80
as TO slant The floor The box is then
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-24
He Knew One

Wei. you're veterinary surgeon
what 90 you know about horse?"
asked browbeating attorney.
don't pretend to be horse DOCTOR"
leplea the witness, but I know a
coed deal of the nature OF the animal"
mat means to say you know a
morse from a jackass when you see
them, continued the lawyer in the
same style, looking knowing and
g!ancing triumphantly around.
Oh, yes, just sol" drawled out the
intended victim. gazing intently at his
regal tormentor For instance. l
,ni never take you for horse!"-
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-24

" as a raiish. Last season NE used them
for forcing In the ordinary hot bed and
found ready sale for all we could grow.
As Win be seen from the illustration the
shape is not unlike that of radish. The
flavor is very fine, not at all rank. while.
under glass, 1t natures readily in from
three TO four weeks: in the open ground
i week longer is required than for the
early forcing radishes. This carrot would
he especially profitable to such gardeners
as had a good city trade where small ane
tender vegetables are so extensively used
in SOUP making. The variety is certainly
worth test for which little ground vii!
be required.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-24

struck just right will provide all the
drainage necessary to make place fol
celery which would bring In large returns.
Instead of reclaiming this valuable strip
of ground the average farmer with many,
acres either pays no attention to it or
turns the swine on to it to wallow. Pos
sibly such a strip of ground has remained
lncultiYated for years and is practically
virgin SOIL needing only little time and
expense to make 1t Very valuable A good
time now to plan what to do with such
N ,as.as Nv, i.Sarly surir,rr ~
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-24
The Boy knew.

New York Sun: Teacher asys it is
hard TO make mathematician some
times After having vainiy used every
expedient to make little pupil find
out the sum of five and FIVE she con-
ceived the idea of using money 10 Illus
trate. She said:
4 See Willie. give you this five cent
piece and this FIVE cent piece; now,
how much money have you p
Fifteen cents, was the prompt
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-24
DRAINING THE VET sPors.

The business man is constantly going
through his factory or store looking for
places where there is leak, or where he
can utilize space or material 10 better adj
vantage than Before 1t seems almost
impossible to induce farmers to work
along similar lines, yet there are hun-
dreds OF farms through the country that
need just this attention. We are all IA
niiiar with the man who will scatter his
operations over many acres far from his
lonle and barns when right close by there
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-24
Not LONG Prayers.

Philadelphia Public Ledger: II don't
Ike to say such long prayers" said a
little girl the other night. II want to
say nice short ones like nursey does"
What kind does she say?" inquired
her mother.
"oh, she just says, oh, Lord. why do
have to get up?'"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-24
loaded.

Loaded.
Clerk No rooms left, sir We're full.
Guest Where's the proprietor?
Clerk Sorry. sir. but he's in the same
condition.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-24
A Hot One

Jaggson-If told all | know It
would create sensation.
Jiggson-If you'd refrain from tell
ing what you don't know, 1t wou..G
cause a greater sensation.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-24

Detroit Free Press: Seedy--Some
people are always bowling for more,
no matter how much they have. Don't
you think you'd be satisfied with
enough
Greedy Don't know. I've never had
enough.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-24
pidn,t Know.

IRA. WinssoyE.sD -oorsNa sTRus Tor children
testhinG; softens rho gums reduces ini.anmation 81
ays pain. cures wind ani.. y cent Q bottle s.;
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-24

cannot praiEe f1sos Cure enough for
Ffia wonders II has worked In curing me.
r. Fl. Se;dei. zoos Olive street, st.
Louis. Mo. April Us. 1901.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-24
Mother Gray's sweet Powders for
ft Children.

Successfully used by Mother Gray, nurse in
the Chi!dren's Home in New York. cure Con-
stipation, Feverishness, Bad Stomach, Teeth
and Destroy Worms. Over 1900 testimonials
AT all Druggists, a5c. Sample FREE Ad-
dress A. s. OLMsrEn, Leroy, N. y
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-24

4A uARANTEEDGuRE FOR PILES.
itching Blind. bleeding or PrctrudiRg Piles
Y sc viii refu i'd money il PAZO ONT.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-24

Most Foolisf, Thing.
There's nothing so foolish In this world
as one-haif Of a telephone converse tion."
tssllxcept the other half. =
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-24
BOX STALLS FOR COWS.

Numerous are the complaints from read
ers regarding the condition of their horses
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-24
The RADIsH CARROT.

In many localities carrots can be raised,
In small quantities, with considerable
protit. but the variety Known must be Of
the delicate favored kind. of small OF
medium size and good color. The name
radish carrot has been given the variety
shawn because 1t natures quite as quick
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
SUPERVISORS
DO NOT TAKE
UP QUESTION
Levy Has Nine Votes to
Seven for COffrOth in
the Beard.

The deadlock in the Board of Super
visors over the boxing permit for April
remains unbroken. The matter did
not come up at the meeting or the
board yesterday, neither of the parties
striving for the valuable bit OF paper
having sufficient votes to carry the
day.
1t requires ten votes and While
Morris Levy of the Hayes Valley Club
could muster nine, Manager Jim COZ
froth could count only seven in MS
favor, Supervisor Sanderson, upon
whom he counts, was not present.
There is supposition that if Coffroth
can secure the vote of Supervisor Rea
that of Supervisor Hooks will be forth
coming, thus giving him the required
mendous pressure to bear on these
parties, while equally strong pressure
Is being exerted on the other side. Thc
matter will be fought out at next Mon
days meeting.
Battll1o Nelson is out with an an
nouncement that he is ready to Tight
Joe Cans, the lightweight champion,
or any lightweight in the world. Nell
son is taking good care of himself and
is apparently counting on fighting be-
fore the Hayes Valley Club this month.
If Nelson and Cans fight on the same
night on which Britt and White are
to meet the $4,000 house upon which
the latter are counting will shrink to
small proportions.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
WANTS MANY THINGS DONE
TO WAITER b. JENNINGS

The arrest of Walter B. Jennings
for fraud. and judgment against him
for the cancellation of contract and
s50,000 damages is asked in a suit
filed against him yesterday by G. w.
Berry, as guardian of Solomon Bon
ner, a jockey. Berry alleges that
through fraud and Misrepresentation
Jennings obtained contract for Bon
ner's services as a jockey from his
father, the Rev. A. Bonner, who re-
sides in South Carolina.
For young Bonner's failure to abide
by the terms of the alleged fraudulent
contract, Jennings, it is alleged, pur-
poses having Bonner ruled off all of
the tracks Of the country. He has al
ready greatly interfered with the
young man. it is alleged, and will, un-
less restrained by order of court, ir-
reparably injure him in his business.
So the court is asked to compel him
to surrender the alleged contract for
cancellation, that he be arrested for
his conduct, compelled to pay $4,000
damages and be perpetually restrained
from carrying out his threat to have
young Bonner ruled off the turf.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
COLLEGE CREWS
WILL co NORTH

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, April 8.
Treasurer Barrett is determined to
give the Stanford crew plenty OF op-
portunities for action this spring, al
though the prospects of a race with
the University of California ON the
18th inst. appear poor. On the 18th
inst. Stanford will row the Washing
ton Varsity over the Redwood City
course. which proved so acceptable last
Saturday at the interclass regatta The
crew will then probably be taken north
to Seattle. where they will again meet
the Washington crew.
At this time the Stanford freshmen
crew will be given an opportunity to
meet the Washington Babies A
ree-cornered race is also being ar
ranged with the Portland Rowing Club
to be held at Portland in June. The
crack athletic clubmen are eager for
the race and it will be a big attrac-
tion during the fair.
Commencing tomorrow the varsity
and freshmen crews will row steadily
at Redwood City. The varsity crew
will probably be picked as follows:
Captain W. E. Dole, 1905, stroke; Fred
Zimmerman, No. 3: B. Bryan. No. 2;
H. p. Butterfield. bow, and E. v. Hen
ley, coxswain. Dole has developed into
a powerful oarsman, although he was
practically an inexperienced man when
the season opened. The freshmen crew,
which won the interclass regatta Sat-
urday, will probably row as follows: r.
G.. Smith, stroke: /. r. Gay, No. g.;
Conant, No. 2; A. n. Cole, bow; Turn
er, coxswain
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
AGILE SCORES
IN THE DERBY

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 3.-Captain
S. S. Browns handsome bay colt
Agile, by Sir Dixon, dam Alpena, rid
den by Jack Martin, romped home an
easy winner in the Tennessee Derby
at cne and an eighth miles this aft
ernoon, defeating John Smulski, the
Ellison candidate and Jack Lory, rep
resenting the stable of John w. Carr,
by five lengths. Rams Horn and
Whip Poor Will, the entry of Captain
w. S. Williams, were withdrawn. Agile
was favorite in the betting. To-day's
derby was probably the richest stake
ever offered in the South, the gross
value being $10,535, OF which $S300 went
to the winner. The second race, at one
and a sixteenth miles. was declared
off because OF. numerous scratches and
selling affair at one mile was sub
stituted. Results:
First race four furlongs-OdelIa won Blue
Pirate second, Ossineke third. Time so 3-5
Second race, mile-Stand Pat won Dap
pie Gold second, Name Ok third. Time, :441a.
Third race. five furlongs-Mansard won Mo-
nastic second, Duchess Ollie third. Time,
:02A.
Fourth race. Tennessee Derby sweepstakes
and eighth miles-Agile 122 o. Mar
tin). to 4, won; John Smuski, 122 (H. Phil
lips). to 1. second; Jack Lory 122 (Hilde-
brand). to l, third Time, L: :5s. Three start
Fifth race. four and half furlongs-Yankee
Consul won Klinsor second, Joe Coyne third
Time, :55M.
SiStI. race, one -Hortensia won, Docile
second. Ed Sheridan third. Time. 1:44s4.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

ards. 1909; c. Lind. owner (ruled on BY stew
ards. 1909. James Lynch. employe (ruled or
at Hawthorne. 1903; Fletcher Jones. Jockey
suspended at New Orleans 1902: George e
Mountain. jockey ruled on at Kansas C-itv
19o4): N B. Davis. owner (disqualifed at
Newport. 1902; Jack Ratlin. property OF j .
c. Yeager; Guide Rock. property OF F. Lock-
man: Monacorder property of ID. j. Lee e CO I.
Paul Clifford. Hazel Baker and Mamie March.
property Of c. T. holland.
The following licenses were revoked
for participation in unrecognized meet
ings:
Trainers-John Aldrtch. ]. G.. Baldwin. w
s. Curtis Benjamin Henne V. Hughes, Joshua
johnson. George C. Kraft. ". H Majors
George Morton. A. ]. Plicque. H. Randolph.
Jockeys-H. Cheatham. John Conway. w.
Hicks John Morris. Philip Post o. Sailing.
Glenn Stevens Robert Wilson.
Racing dates for st. Louis tracks were read
justed follows: Kinloch Breeders Asso-
Jockey club. April 8 to May is inclusive: Ts'a ST.
Louis Fair Association. May 20 to June 1o. in
elusive kinoch Breeders Association and
Delmar Jockey Club were granted permission
TO conduct their meetings on the grounds
OF the St. Louis Fair Association
Racing officials for the Kinloch Breeders
Association. Delnlar Jockey Club and St.
Louis Fair Associations were approved.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
Royal Window Beats Cascine.

WASHINGTON. April 3.-Bennings racing
results:
First race. five and half furlongs-weird-
some Won, ARABIC second. Mamie Worth third.
Time / :09 2-5.
Second race. four and a half furIongs-Bel-
den won. Tickle second Anodyne third Time,
:56 3-5
Third race seven furlongs-Little Woods
won. Poseur second The Gadfy third. Time,
1:2e 2-5
Fourth race. six and a half furlongs-Royal
Window won, Cascine second Blue and Or
ange third. Time, i :23.
Fifth race. one mile-Sir Ralph won, Flat
second, Probe third Time, :43.
Sixth race handicap one mile and one hun
dred yards-Bobbie Kean won. Uncle Urigh
second. SAILS third. Time 1 40 2-5
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
YOUNG COR BETT
IN POOR FORM

PHILADELPHIA, April 8. - Young
Corbett's fight against Young Erne at
Washington Sporting Club tonight was
the most deplorab bic exhibition made by
the former invincible Denverite in his
entire career. Not only was he hog
fat" but he could barely get out of his
courage and had he used his speed ne
could easily have carried off the hon
ors. AS 1t was. he was so afraid of the
kids rep" that he did little else than
clinch and run away.
Willie Fitzgerald, Joe Cans, Al Her
ford and Kid Howard were in Corbett's
corner. The Denver boy weighed every
ounce of 140< pounds. Eddie Hanlon
challenged the winner. The fight was
probably a draw. If Young Corbett
fights Hanlon in his present condition
it is safe bet Hanlon will put him
out.
The first round was Erne's and the
second one likewise. In the third round
opened a cut over Erne's eye with q left
uppercut. During the rest of the round
he had the Quaker on the run with his
fierce body smashes and won out on
the round Erne boxed a little In the
fourth and the session was even Both
clinched In the fifth, Corbett from
WEAKNESS, Erne from fear. At one
time they were locked for fully thirty
seconds before the referee could pry
them apart.
They woke up finally and were slug
ging so hard at the bell that neither
heard it. and they kept on fighting.
Corbett again had the round. In try
ing to get away from Corbett In the
last round Erne tumbled through the
ropes. When he climbed back into the
ring he suddenly seemed to realize that
Corbett was not so much and fought
back hard. They were slugging at the
bell and the round was even
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

with such an opponent, but he seemed
to have all the hooks, jabs. upper cuts
and natural ability to block usually
found In the repertoire Of good
American boxer. He seems to be able
to hit from any position and with
equal facility with either right or left
He is. OF course. far from being in
fighting condition, but there seems an
indefinable something lacking in his
makeup. 1t is possibly the youthful
freshness and suggestion OF ruggedness
which one finds in so marked a degree
In both Nelson and Britt.
White believes in plenty OF work.
After his boxing he spared around
with light pair of dumbbells. He then
wrestled about with Jimmy LawlOr.
who is assisting in his training. He
skipped the rope for five minutes and
then tossed the medicine ball for some
time. His breathing Is labored at the
present time, but that is to be expect
ed, as he has barely settled down into
the routine OF training.
He labors at a Disadvantages in being
only a pound or so above weight at the
present time This gives him but little
material on which to work
Charley Mitchell is watching over him
with the greatest care and promises to
have him ready when the appointed
time comes for him to fight.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
EDITED BY
r. a. SMITH
DrkAA AM0 Al
APRH FIf1| PEkM| OIlll KEWAINO I'm DEOFUI[
WHITE SETTLES DOWN
TO HARD TRAINING.
Mitchel1 Jr.

Jabez White. the English boxer. did
his first serious gymnasium work for
his fight with Britt yesterday at Lark
spur. He took a long jaunt on the
road with Charley Mitchell in the
morning and both returned with high
ly colored faces which had been touch
ed up by the ardent sun.
In the vernacular OF the prize ring
White strips big" He has good
shoulders and chest and the strongly
defined muscles Of his arms have un-
doubtedly been brought out by hard
work He has a round body which Is
slightly reminiscent of George Dixon.
His legs are stout and shapely. He
Is a tireless worker in the gymnasium.
going from one exercise to another
without a moments pause.
He boxed four rounds yesterday
with Charley MitchelPs son who Is
mere novice at the game 1t was i'm
possible to get line on Whites ability
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
DANNY LYNCH
IS REINSTATED

CHICAGO. April 3-The Western
Jockey Club at its regular monthly
meeting held here to-day granted sew
eral applications for reinstatement. re-
adjusted racing dates for st. Louis
tracks and disposed of considefable
routine business. The most important
of the reinstatements were those of
Frisco" Lind and Danny Lynch, own
ers. who were ruled off during the sea-
son of 1903 The following persons and
horses were restored to good standing:
Charles Smith, jockey tsuspended at Fort
Erie, 1900; J. w. >Harshberger, jockey (sus-
pended at New Orleans. 19O2); Walter Sims
trainer denied privileges at New Orleans.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
HORSES WHICH
FIGURE WELL
BY FRED E. MUuHoLLAND.

First race-Spinosa, Canopa, Novi.
Second race-Sincerity Belle, Sun
Rose, Edgecliff.
Third race-Redan, Edinborough,
f. Z. Shaw.
Fourth race-Sad Sam, st. George
Jr., Princess Titania.
Fifth race-Soufriere, Hulford, My
Order.
Sixth race-Military Man, A. Mus
koday, Forest King.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
sPetalurna Nine Defeated.

The Sullivan Stars defeated the
baseball club at Petaluma on Sunday
by score Of to O. 1t was a snappy
game from start to finish. Tom Nc
Gee of the Stars did much toward
winning the game by his clever field
work. Sam Dreyfus was also there
with two home runs.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
Trojan Disqualified for Fouling.

NEW ORLEANS, April 3.-New Orleans
Jockey Club racing results:
First race one mile-Rhyle won, Lee Snow
second. Reveille third Time, ;43.
Second race. four furlongs-Granada won,
Jim McGnnis second. Verdant third. Time,
:4S 2-5.
Third race mile-Mzzenmast won.
Harding second, Leenja third. Time, Al 3-5.
Trojan finished second but was disqualified
for fouling
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards
Alma Dufour won, Brand New second Oro
Viva third Time 1:44 20.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Thespian won,
April Shower second. Kilties third. Time.
1:13 4-5.
sixth race seven furlongs-Resolute won.
Red Thistle second. Governor Sayres third.
Time. :2s
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

ginger or vim into his saddle work
he might get down to the wire in
front oftener.
The stables of D. Steubenboard and
w. T. Anderson left Los Angeles
bound for Oakland last night.
Saturday, the 29th inst, has been
reserved for Fabiola day by the as
sociation across the bay. A race for
gentleman riders will be one of the
features.
Horses in Training will be
published April 10 by H. A. Buck, 571
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

Fifth avenue. New York. The book
will contain complete list of the
horses in training, including every
two-year-old registered with the
Jockey Club, making it invaluable to
followers of the turf. Price 81, bound
in leather. postage prepaid.
jake Jones rode two elegant races
on Ocyrohe and Evea G.. Milk wagon
drivers receive good wages in Cali
fornia-
Sir Preston will be a hard Horse to
beat next time he goes to the barrier.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
Twin Sullivan a Winner.

TACOMA, April 3.-In the ninth
round Of what was to have been a
twenty-round fight Young Fitzsim-
mons (Charles Jost) of Portland was
defeated by Jack (Twin) Sullivan. A
left to the jaw sent Fitzsimmons to
the floor. Throughout the bout Sui
Ivan had the best of the argument,
although the youngster showed good
form.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

The rich man who Is fond of telling
how he made his first thousand dol
lars is generally more reticent about
his last thousand.