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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-09-01

po~C animals q t||EtI~luth
production a. being the safest.
surcst and at the same time the
most profitable, all things con.
sidcrcd.
Squire Scrub had never given
any special attention 10 "fancv
stock" and therefore could not
from actual experience say what
kind best suited the farmer.
He believed. however, that the
good qualities OF the so-callcd
improved stoc1. !! they had an i,
were greatly exaggerated, and
that the expeditions az few
buyers were fully realized. The
native. home raised cattle were
good enough for HIM. AZ they
furnished plenty OF milk, butter
and beef. and did not cost more
than they are worth. He did
not nave the time TO spare to
give the necessary attention 10
his cattle 10 obtain premiums a,
tho fairs or big figures a, the
sales. the fact was, Il cost entire
ly too much 10 proyidc articles
OF toilet. hotel fare and feather
bed Accommodations Tor these
pedigree cattle. Time was
money with him. and he could
not afford 10 spend h,li o. 1t on
top Of TIC cow.pcn icacc DISCUS.
sing ''cscuichcons." twists"
crops and ">"itchcs." He
would prefer hi+ COW To have :
full pail OF milk TO l'landcr'.
cscut,hcon ot the first order.
His bull could bioS his own
horn, wtthnu, having Il ~crapcd
or culorc! !, aud tsl: Il - with a
switch .hs, nature gave hIm
without having Il dyed. ~bcarcG
or lam pcrcd wt,h. II. was
wiling Ia lc; good enough alone,
and ~ ht% stock had stoo. by
him III prosperity aud ~ adycr.
siiv. far DC !, from HIM TO d..
card ;hcm now Tor the new
fashion breed. Wncn The bat
tic ot the breeds" now going on
- decided. II convinced that the
yIc,ors arc "a good III all re.
spccts a. the natives he miyh, be
induced 10 exchange for a fcw 81
them To cross on hls own. ~
matters no" stand, he would mol,
take the ri~k OF getting into tue
stock Of uniashion4blc cattle.
II the improved cows we're real.
ly - good and profitable. why
WAS II that farmers aud practic.
al men r ~ slow 10 fading 1t
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-09-01

Doctor lCdigrCc suggested
that in the absence Of a diStin-
gushing name. these cattle
hereafter be known a the diver.
siicd breed.
Colonel Practical did net OBJ
Jet TO the name but rather liked
1t, suggestive a il waS Of good
general purpose" cattle. He
raised cow calves Tor milk and
butter. and bull calves for beet.
hide and taliow. and before the
country was fu,iv opened up TO
agriculture, aud railroad and
steamboat communication IN.
known, he sold = few animals
for work oxen. The demand.
however, il this lInc even then
va not suif lent 10 Justify his
making a"$pcclaltv' al IL lie
knew and rcaIz.d the fast fuliv
that he a not ~ inc with The
progressive breeders. He had
never "tcstcd' c"~ and couSc.
qucn;'y bad no butter tables"
or cream ~cnaraiors Ensi.
lage wa~ u0known "u The farm
except in the papers. Had
never attempted 10 breed IN
color" or for fancy points" in
fact. bad never seen y STANDARD
bull" Had no "rccord>" Or
Register" and therefore los, no
time in racing pcdigrccs; nor
had special attention hcrn given
the "Cucnon system" the
''Siuyvcsaut theory" or the
''Fique; theory" bu: InS; lc,
nature take - course, Tor ~avcth
the Scripture. Male and female
created IL ,hcu,."
Captain Grade thought /, time
10 call a halt IN this matter OF
live stock. In the good old days
when peace. prosperity aud picn.
" smiled upon u happy and con.
tented people, stock raising "a@
made suh~ctYtcnt 10 other and
more IN portani occupations. bet
OF late II has pushed .tsclt into
such prominence III some local..
ties a. Ia uv~cr@hado1t aud prat.
ticslly root oGt other worthy II
tcrpriscs. He could sec ~ this
movement another illustration
ot the tendency OF Southern pco.
pie Ia be led of by i few de-
signing men. who III this IN.
stance, under cover Of building
up the country a. public hcnc-
factors, are IN rcallty taking time
by :hc forclock anG preparing -
buy, sell and get gam" lie
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-09-01
REGISTERED STOCK.

Poland China hogs, Soushdu@
Ahccp Imported ram heads the fccl|
Engi.ah and kcnsucky fox houst,
,ru;,tng ssalltoa Royal Coat NE1
-.li'.. All arc Registered.
X ". SMITH. Fayc,se. Mia
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-09-01

Continued from our last issue
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23
Social Dissipation

A young woman from nearby
town, who was recently visiting
friends in Cleveland, was taken sick
at the theater 1t became necessary
to call doctor from the audience,
and one promptly appeared at the
managers office to render her as
sistance. After learning her symp-
toms he ordered her to take a Red
Raven. She was sent home In her
carriage. When the excitement was
all over the manager said to the doc
tor. II would serve Red Raven to
every lady In my audience II /
thought It would keep them we'll"
THAT is not exactly the idea" said
the physician This is a particular
case. This young woman has been
suffering from too much social dlssi-
patton. She has been going some
where every night for the last two or
three weeks, no doubt. A theater with
refreshments afterward, party,
late dinner and decidedly too many
luncheons. Her system has become
overtaxed Had she occasionally
taken Red Raven she would readily
have stood this strain. As It was,
she allowed herself to break down.
There Is nothing like Red Raven for
people in her condition. But the trou-
bic Is they do not all know IT,"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23

Lad second, Gray Dali third. Time
0:52 3-5.
Mile and an eigth-Rainland won,
Brooklyn second, Joe Lesser third.
Time. +, 2:02 AS.
Half mile, Martha Washington handi-
cap-Anodine won, Bertha second, In
spector Girl third. Time. 0:52 is.
One mile and three furlongs-Gaith-
ness won, George Vivian second, Plau-
tus third. Time, 2:34.
Six and one half furlongs-Queen
Rose won, Swedish Lad, second, Ban
nockbell third. Time, 1927 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23
ANOTHER DERBY
FOR Or. LEGGO
EASILY DISP0SES OF ARA AND
A MUSK0DAY
Rolls Home Three Lengths In Front
salable, After Showing Speed,
stops to Nothing-other
Races
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 22.-Dr. Leg
60. winner of the Ascot derby last Sat-
urday, won the California derby today.
When he passed the half going easy It
WAS all over but the cashing, and he
rolled home three lengths In front.
Ara finished second and A Muskoday
took third place. DR.. Leggo and Big
Beach were coupled I'm the betting be-
ing pronounced favorites at / to 2.
Hooligan found friends at to l while
the others ranged in price from 10 to
20 to I.
The field was not long at the post
and was sent away to beautiful
start salable was first to pass the
stand, leading by two lengths followed
by Big Beach and Down Patrick with
the others close UP. This order was
maintained to the half pole, when Bon
ner on the favorite got through and
1t became apparent that he would win
easily, as his jockey had nice hold of
him. DR.. Leggo passed the wire an
was a popular victory. Ara finished
with rush, getting the place by head
from A Muskoday The others were
strung out.
Weather clear; track slow. Results:
Three and half furlongs-Lady
King 1O5, Jones, to 2, won; Semilune.
105, Birkenruth, 10 to 1, second; Isa-
beau, 107, Larsen, 8 to 2, third. Time,
O:44. Fred Bent, Iron Watson, Yearn-
ing, Ancient Witch, Dangerous Girl,
Adalma and Petaluma also ran.
Six furlongs-McGrego S6, Taylor, z
to 1, won; Fort Wayne, 10, Knapp, 2
to /, second; Dora 1, 1O5, Powell, to
1, third. Time. 1:10. Mount Diablo,
Effervescence, Distributor, Sir Dougal,
Dandie Bell, Floriana Bell and Skip Me
also ran.
Seven flrlongs-Huford, 104, Alarie,
16 to 5, Won; Budd Wade, 107, Jones, IL
to 2, second Mocorito, 105, Powell, Z
to 1, third. Time, 1:3O. DR.. Sherman,
Greenock, Revolt and Ocyrohe also ran.
California derby, one and a quarter
miles, $25OO added-Dr Leggo, 127, Bon
ner to 20, won; Ara, H. Knapp, 16 to
/, second; A Muskoday, III, Alarie, 10
TO 1, third. Time, 2:11 IL. Big Beach,
Hooligan, Salable and Down Patrick
also ran.
| Mile and twenty yards-Ethel Abbott,
95, Graham, to 1, won Expedient, 107,
Jones, to 5, second; DR.. Shorb, 1872
| Taylor, 13 to 1, third. Time, 145 1-2
Inspector Munro MaXtress. Harlem
Sailor Karabel, The Ledaean and Bob
Palmer also ran.
Mile andicap-Ishlana, 106, Bonner,
II to 5, won; Nigrette, 80, Knapp, 8 to
5, second; Judge, 105, Powell, 8 to /,
third Time, 1:4S 1-2. Stilicho, Clover
dale and Gateway also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23

Don (MicheD. second; Dewey, third.
Time, 2:23ik.
Third heat--Laura c., first; Giuclk.
second; Dewey. third. Time, 2;2S1s.
Mollie Haskins and Josephine also
started in the race.
2:25 trot first heat-Limonero CDR.
Dodge, first: Master Delmar (Clark),
second; George Anderson (McGiferD.
third Time, 2;1s.
Second heat-Master Deimar, first;
Limonero, second George Anderson,
third Time, 2:19.
Third heat-Master Delmar first;
George Anderson. second; Limonero,
withdrawn. Time. 2:21h.
220 pace, first heat-Virginia (Cleve-
land), first; Daniel J. (Clark), second: !:
Chloe (Canfeld). third. Time, 219A.
Second heat-virginia, first; Casey
(MicheD, second Chloe, third. Time,
2:1S1S. Glen and Athaio were the other
starters.
Free-for-all trot-Ole CDesmond) won
I'm straight heats Rita II. (Smith), Sec
ond i'm each heat. and Rozelle (Rey-
nolds), third Time, 2:i6 and 215.
Free-for-al pace--welcome Mack
(Delorey) won in straight heats. with
Toughnut (Dr Bryson), second in first
heat and third I'm second; stanton
Wilkes (Bruner). third in second heat
and second in last heat. Time, 2:171h
and 2:t4.
2:SO trot first heat-Albuduerque
(Mitcher, first; Glennita CKelle), sec
ond; Alcetia CDelorey), third. Time,
2:27A.
Second heat-Wil Clark (Clark),
first; albuquerque. second; Glennita,
third. Time, 1925.
Third heat-will Clark frst;' Glen
nita, second; Albuquerque, third. Time
1927.
2:25 pace, first heat-Willie Jth
| Berry won in straight heats; Lohen-
grin CDR. Dodge). second, and Gladys
M. (Myers), third. Time, -2:2Sh and
2:20.
AS result of yesterdays race the
Ekenbrecher cup becomes the per-
manent property of Mr.. Delorey II
making the third time that Welcome
Mack has won the trophy. The win
ners of the 2:30 trot, 2:25 trot and 2:2S
pace all receive cups from the Los
Angeles Driving club.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23
City Park Winners

BY Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 22.-City Park
results:
Three and one half furlongs-Tisho-
mingo won, Gary second, Dick Brown
third. Time, 0:44 3-5.
Six furlongs-Bishop Poole won, De-
laval second, Green gown third. Time.
1;1S 3-5.
One mile, George Washington handi-
cap-Garnish won, Janeta second, Ber
Haywood third. Time AS 1-5.
One mile-Death won, Goldspot Sec
ond Ida Leib third. Time, 1:47.
Five and one-half furlongs-Corus-
cate won, Poseur second, Nervatoi
third. Time, 10 rs.
Mile and seventy yards-Rossmono
won, Ed Tierney second, Tom Rowe
third. Time, 1:51.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23
BOWLING RESULTS IN THE
CHICAGO TOURNAMENT
Windy City Teams Lead in Five-Mer
CIass-Individual
Scores

BY Associated Press
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Feb 22-Today
will see the finish of the five-men team
squads in the bowling tournament OF
the American Bowling contest. Two
Chicago teams, the Guenthers No. 2,
the Century No. 1. with scores of
2795 and PITS, respectively, held first
and second places in this division with
close third. Today's program consists
principally of events in the doubles.
Ward and Mcguire of Chicago have
lead in this class with a score of IT'D.
VIM. OFT of Lacrosse, with a score OF
606, is high man so far in the indi-
viduals
Following are today's individual
scores: ]. Henter, Kansas City, 437;
F. Kaster. Kansas City, 496; A. An
son, Chicago. 542; ]. Martin, Des
Moines, 46O; j. Hargraves, Des Moines,
514: ]. Doring, Peoria, 577; e. Kneer,
Peoria, 504.
Two men scores: Louis Pabst and
A. ]. Ellison, st. Louis, 9S5; G. T. Zim-
norman and J. H. Hedges, Omaha.
1000; j. A. Melting and julie Schmitt,
St Louis, 11O3; Henry schlenk and
John Sturtz, st. Louis 1170; Martin
Kern and Emil Funcke, st. Louis,
1927
Five men team scores Joseph, ST.
Joseph, Mo-. 2437; Democratic club,
Denver, 1886: Empires, Seattle, 1896;
Butte, Butte 2455; San Francisco, San
Francisco, 2645.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23
KEHA|LAN WINS
THE HANDICAP
PASADENA BARELY GETS THE
SHORT END OF PURSE
Largest Crowd Of the Season Turns
Out TO Witness the Running Of
the Santa Anita
Stakes
RY FORREST LOWRY.

The weather and track were perfect
yesterday and the card was high
class one. The attendance was perhaps
the largest of the season and the seven
teen books which did business had all
they could do to handle the public s
money.
The Santa Anita handicap, worth
$3.50 to the winner, was, of course,
the feature Of the days program, as
well as one of the most important
stakes of the meeting Pasadena, car
ryng 10 pounds, was for some unac-
countable reason made favorite in a
field of eighteen starters. Pasadena
showed some class as a two-year-old
by winning one stake at New York
and running couple of good races
at Bennings The Ben Strome colt has
proved himself false alarm here and
past performances on the coast figured
him a 10 to 1 shot in the same field
that the bookmakers made him favorite
in yesterday.
Kehailan, at to 1, disposed of Bor-
ghesi and Pasadena handily. The Hol-
land colt was skillfully handled and
was reserved for the run home. Pasa-
dena set the early pace but when the
real racing began stopped to nothing.
Borghesi was second two lengths in
front of Pasadena.
Skeptic, at to 1, easily disposed of
Sinicado, at II to 5, and Coleman, at
13 to 1, in the first race. Skeptic was in
an easy spot and had no trouble in
getting the long end of the purse from
the balance of the field.
Ala Russell always favorite, backed
from to to to 5. easily won the two
year. old race from Ila and Wee Girl.
The latter was in with 121 pounds and
labored under the impost. Ila away
fiat -.footed, made up ground and fin
shed with a rush. At the head of tie
stretch she was twenty-five lengths
out of it.
Princess Titania, at 13 to 20, was
much the best af the crowd which op-
posed her the six furlongs selling race.
She displayed brilliant speed through
out and easily held Head Dance safe
in the final strides. Tim Hurst was
third.
The shock of the day came when CT
garlighter finished bad fourth to Fire
ball. Smithy Kane and Witch Hazel in
the fifth race. On past performances
Cigarlighter stood out like 1 to 20
shot. yet the bookies literally posted
even money against the Miller colt.
Fireball could not raise a gallop the
first part but when the run for home
began moved up like a flash. The win
ner was held at to 2, with hardly a
supporter. Cigarlighter was never bet
ter than II to 10 to win.
Cincinnatus, at 20 to 1, won the last
race of the day by a length from Padua,
at 2 to 1, and Dutiful at to Q. The
winner ran smashing good race as
he was supposed to be a mud PROPOSE
ton strictly. He ran in close pursuit
Of Dutiful to the head of the stretch
and then made the others look like
three Canadian dimes. The gray horse
had. world of early speed but could
not stick 1t out when the run for home
began. The balance were outclassed
and never had a chance.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23
FORM OF THE HORSES

First race-sIIver Sue, Daisy 5rouck,
Search Me.
Second race-Nanon, WInifreda,
Aminte.
Third race-Golden Light, Tryon,
Bugle Horn.
Fourth race-Rubiana, Dod Ander-
son, Aunt Polly.
Fifth race--Baldwin entry, Fore
runner, Skeptlc.
Sixth race-The 5ugaboo, Bronze
Wing, Hlndoo Princess.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23
Riverside Sporting Notes

Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, Feb. 22,-The team of
Riverside bowlers broke the record at
Skin 'um' in the game with Redlands
last night, beating Redlands lis points.
The members of the Riverside team
are Hess, Bone, Kaneko, Kenyon and
Heap. The highest score, 221, was
made by Kaneko. In the two previous
games Riverside was beaten.
The Redlands high school basketball
team beat the Riverside high school
team in the game last night at the
armory by a score of 25 to Is. The
Riverside Ell1s were defeated by the
local high school nine by score OF
2 to /.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23
Benefit for Umpire Mcdonald

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. ga great
throng attended today's benefit for UNI
pire James Mcdonald who is seriously
Ill. 1t is said that the gate receipts
were nearly $4,000. There were boxing
bouts between Sam Berger and Jimmy
Britt and Frankie Neill and Joe Cans.
Two teams composed of available
league players played an exhibition
game.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23

three mile run for the championship
of Victoria today in fifteen minutes
and fifteen seconds, and also won the
challenge mile race in four minutes
and thirty-one seconds.
Arthur f. Duffy. the American run
ner was defeated both in the seventy
five and the hundred yard dashes.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23
Whittier Wins Basketball eame

The boys basket ball team Of the
Los Angeles high school was defeated
yesterday afternoon by the Whittier
college aggregation by. the score of
20 to IL.
The game was played at Whittier
and was to decide the championship OF
the Interscholastic league. Quite lit
tie dissatisfaction was expressed by
the high school boys in regard 10
the decisions of the referee.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23
Compton pefeats woodbury.

The baseball team of the Compton
high school defeated the Woodbury.
Business college team of Los Angeles
yesterday afternoon at Compton by a
score Of 8 to 6. The features OF the
game were the pitching of Ganahal
and the work of Ewing behind the
bat for Woodbury.. Schielwater did the
strong stick work for the winning
nine.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23
Crescent City Winners

BY Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 22.-Crescent
City results:
Six furlongs-Dapple Gold won, Lord
of the Valley second, King Rose third.
Time, 1:19 1-5.
Four furlongs-Little Rose won, Blue
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23

Everything you wan. you will hnd in
the classified page. modern encyclo-
pedia. One cent a word.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23
Duty again Meets Defeat

By Associated Press.
BENDIGo, Victoria, Feb. 22-Alfred
Shrubb. the English runner, won the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23
SHAMR0CKS DEFEAT HIGH v
SCHOOL BOYS AT FIESTA
Team Of Veterans Wins DeclsiveIy
From Prep Lacrosse Team.
Plays PIuckY Game

The lacross game played at Fiesta
park yesterday afternoon between the
Los Angeles high school and the Sham
the latter, the Shamrocks running up
goals to the high schools g.
The school boys put up a plucky
game and made their senior opponents
work for every point they made but
the Shamrocks had the experience and
many times during the game they
used little tricks that the boys from
the high school house had never heard
Of
Degan played a clever game for the
wearers of the green. Whenever
high school lad would try to make
pretty play Degan would be on hand
tc blue perSN it. He also made of
the seven points scored by his side.
The high school has some good play
ers and when Alf. Mackenzie gets them
up to where he wants them they will
be hard to beat. The high school
boys will play Riverside high school
next Saturday at Fiesta park for the
championship Of South California.
Following is the lineup of yester-
days game:
Shamrocks. L. A. H. S.
Porter. ......... goal ........... Flynn
Degan. ......... point ....... Brazelton
Hayes. ....... cover point Nicholson
Brennan 49,. 1st defense ..Blackman
Pierce I'd defense ...... Fletcher
Tow al defense 80 FelSenthaI
H. Dwyer. center .......... Hardy
D. Dwyer... Sd attack ...... Isaacs
Wilson........ I'd attack .......... Ludd
Kelley. ....... 1st attack christopher
Cation. ........ out home .......Debolt
McTeer ....... home ........ .Ackeley
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23
RHEUMATISM

A few years ago was taken with in
hammatory Rheumatism, which, though
mild at first, became gradually so intense
that was for weeks unable to walk. l
tried several prominent physicians and
took their treatment faithfully, but was
unable to get the slightest relief. In fact,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23

is the worst disease
on earth, yet the
easiest TO cure WHEN
YOU KNOW WHAT
TO DO. Many have
pimples. spots on the
skin, sores in the
mouth, ulcers. falling
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23

my condition seemed to grow the pains spread over
nv entire body and from November March suffered
agony tried many patent medicines but relieved
Upon the advice of friend decided to try S. s. Before
allowing me to take it, however my guardian who was
chemist anayzed remedy and pronounced free of pot
ash or mercury felt much better after taking two bot
Ties that continued the remedy and in two months
cured completely The permanent for have never
since had touch of Rheumatism though many times ex
posed to damp and cold weather.
So Cliff ST., Roxbury, Mass MRS ELEANOR l. JONES
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23
Welcome Mack Wins

In the free for all pace for the Erk-
enbrecher cup Welcome Mack put up
great race although he did not ap-
proach his record of 2:0S1s. Driven
by his owner, Ed. Delorey, Welcome
Mack showed remarkable speed during
part of the first heat At the turn
Delorey's horse broke badly in COM
pany with Burners Stanton Wilkes,
Toughnut driven by DIR. Bryson, had "a
fine start and footed away from Wilkes
and Mack. Delorey brought his horse
rapidly into step, however. and began
stern chase of the fleeing Toughnut.
At the three quarters pole Welcome
Mack was within striking distance and
as they rounded into the stretch they
were stepping along neck and neck.
There was little to choose between
them in the last hundred yards but
Delorey applied the whip with good
effect and Welcome Mack responded
nobly, flashing under the wire a win /
ner.
In the second heat of the 2:30 race
p. b. Michel's Big Don crowded Gluck
into the rail as they were rounding
into the stretch and clipped wheel
off Glucks spider" Mr.. M. b.
Mosher who was driving Gluck, luck
lily escaped injury.
Secretary Redpath's preparations to
handle the crowd were adequate and
satisfactory. Redpath has applied
modern methods to the clubs affairs
and the results have shown the bene-
fit of his policy and plans.
Summary of races follow;
2;SO pace, first heat-Gluck (Mosher),
first; Dewey (StewarD, second; Laura
G. (Pieree), third. Time, 1925.
Second heat--Laura c., first; Big
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, All
drug gists refund the money If 1t fails to cure
E. w. Groves signature is on each box. Csc.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23
BLOOD
POISON

hair, bone pains, catarrh, and don't know II u
BLOOD POISON. Send to DIR. BROWN, es5
Arch St, Philadelphia, Penn, for BROWNS
BLOOD CURE, $500 per bottle; lasts one
month Sold in Los Angeles only by Owl Drug
20
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23
NORTHERN HORSE
PROVES VICTOR
OLE, "P0P" HENDERSON'S
TR0TTER, WINS
Runaway and smash-up at Los AM
qeles Driving Clubs Matinee.
Welcome Mack Adds to
Laurels

Yesterday afternoons matinee Of the
Los Angeles Driving club at Agricul-
ture park was in the opinion OF many
who have followed the development Of
light harness racing i'm Southern Cal
ifornia the most successful and high
class meet of its kind that has ever
been held in the orange belt. Despite
several minor mishaps which occurred
during the course of the races the
events were run off with more than
usual rapidity. The crowd that turned
out to witness the footers step around
the track was one of the largest In
the history of matinee racing in Los
Angeles and it was a thoroughly enthu-
slastic gathering and one that pos
sessed the ability to appreciate the
good work of the horses.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-23
4sS King Promise (Andrews), ,.... 10

43S King Promise (Andrews), 104
Sixth race, selling, one mile:
455 Watercure (Millin) ...,......a. LOG
GAO Gondolus Gel Rio stable)..... 106
ASS Bronze Wing (Tennes) ..."... +1O6
461 Los Angelina (Fisker) ...."... 106
435 Churchllght (McLean) 1O6
450 The Bugaboo (Booker) ....... 1O4
462 Hindoo Princess (PolD...... 1O4
442 Needful (Millard d..............'1O4
456 Straggler (Boeseke) ke).......... .'101
4o1 Headstrong Q<ane & Co)...'1O1
462 Landseer Cooper )........"..."1O1
455 Lurene (Moormead)......"... '99
(433) Mammon (Marks) ............. 's6
(422) Bandillo (Schawacher) ....... "96