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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-05-10

The Sun Brothers Mammoth Rail-
road Shows. Museum of Wonders,
Trained Animal Exposition, which
is billed to appear at
MARION, TUESDAY, MAY Is,
Is being received this season by thou
sands of delighted spectators and un-
qualihedly endorsed by every news
paper aud patronized alike by brains,
wealth and the masses. Don't miss
the opportunity of attending the lar
gest aud best Show oxtant. Grand
free street parade at IL o'clock noon,
on day of show. Two performances
daily, rain or shine, 2 aud s p. IN.
Doors open one hour earlier. No
Gambling or Games of Chance al
lowed with Sun Brothers Shows. We
carry our own Electric l. g h t
Plant.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-05-10
killed by Lightning.

Nortonville, KY, May Mrs.
Annie Culver,, living three miles
west of Dawson Springs, was struck
by lightning this afternoon and in
stantly killed. Her husband, j. r.
Culvert, was also badly shocked, and
he remained unconscious for several
hours afterwards.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-05-10
Ben WiIcox's Boy In Trouble.

Halle Wilcox, young negro boy,
was arraigncd before Judge Hart
tins morning for breaking open pac-
kages belonging to the |. e. railroad
at Corydon. He was held over to
await the action of the grand jury
of the May term of circuit court
Henderson Cleaner.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-05-10

& elung to the medical profession an
there arc no better men. The cit
doctor ministers as faithfully to tn
tramp as to the millionaire, and Their
: Is never man so poor but he anC
his family do not have the kind Of
treatment of the country doctor; VIII J
is it that such professional as this,
doing enough work, cannot live in
peace? Members of other professions
do. But members of other profess
sions live in constant touch with each
other, while doctors live and labor
apart And that is the reason for
the condition told you Of.
IF the doctors had been a. close
~ united as the lawyers health and
medical boards would have been a.
much part of this government as
the courts. County and city boards
Of health are just as important as any
judicial offices. No health officer can
make a success unless he is put on
sufficient salary to enable him to live
without practicing medicine.
Mr. Mccormack eulogized h
country doctor in the following man
ner: lin the dead hours of the night
when most people are sleeping SCUM
dy, the country doctor is riding
from howell to hovel, relieving the suf-
ferings of Gods poor, the devils
poor aud poor devils.
He further said that night calls
for physicians should not occur ex-
cept in extreme cases. He said the
best way to prevent it would be for
the physician to make the fees twice
as large as for day calls.
Dr. Mccormack said that one of
the greatest evils was the cheap wills
key drank in the form of patent me-
defines. lie said he knew of two
persons who died within the past
year in his own city from the effects
Of patents. He said another evil
was the prescribing of remedies by
drug clerks.
He also SAID that he knew of
who died Of delirium ire
mems from patent medicines. He
also dealt a blow to gratuitous prac-
tice for ministers, saying that he be-
lieved preachers ought to have their
salaries raised in order TO pay their
bills if it were necessary to secure
the money.
Senator Deboe and Mayor Blue,
Revs. J. +. Price and j X. Nc Afee,
J. G. Rochester aud Carl Henderson
and the Chairman, spoke briefly at
the request of DR. Mccormack.
The address of the visitor was
highly appreciated by the audience.
1t was interesting to every person
there.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-05-10
Card Of Thanks.

take this method to thank my
many friends for their kindness shown
me and my dear wife during her last
and fatal illness. May God be your
comforter at the last as was hers.
Il. j. TRAVIS.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-05-10
Total revenue in Is yearssI5I. io6.2I

Total revenue in ID yearssl5l, 100. II
IL appears that It cost IN commits
sions loss on delinquents, removals,
etc. 10 2-3 per cent. to collect such
lesies, leaving - 23 per cent,
available for the countys needs The
loss on account of delinquents for
all these years was almost complete.
a. but little due on the lists was ever
collected and reported by the sherifis
a. shown by their reports, which
were a. follows
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-05-10
JUDGE EVANS INDICATED
Experts Fully tIonsrats Him From Any
Wrong Doing.

NaEtu III LiHlnfNion NhuhlN idnR l"ll
Charges Of theft and misappropri
alton of public funds were freely
made aud circulated against Judge
Thomas kyans, who was the Demo
cratic candidate for reelection. Judg,
Evans, prior to his election a. county
nudge, held the Office of sheriff
These charges related also to his
conduct OF that office, and they were
also made in reference To other form
er sherifs. including i. H. Bush,
Who at this last election was candl-
date for county court clerk twas on
account of these charges that Judge
Evans aud y. n. Bush and the entire
Democratic ticket of Livingston coun-
" was defeated. soon after their
successors were installed ia office cx-
pert accountants were employed to
examine and compare the books aud
accounts OF former county officials,
extending oycr period of fifteen
years last past These expert ac-
oountants we're Mr. Mark Malloy, of
Eddyville, Ny, and W. l. Cham
pion, Of Livingston county. VI.
Champion i. 4 Rcpublicau aud the
present clerk Of Livingston county.
Mr.. Malloy has been for twenty four
years clerk Of Lyon county. Ny. BE
low We append copy Of their re-
port. which has Just been completed.
This report completely vindicates
aud exoueratcs Judge Evans aud 9th.
81 former officers. and ~ 50 plain
that further comment Is unnecessary.
erecp, to add tina, the friends of
Judge Evans are delighted that even
his enemies are forced to admit the
ial-ity Of the charge. made against
him
Hos. j VI DAVIS. JrpGE LIVIsGs-
roN CouSTY CouRT.
Pursuant to the order Of the fiscal
court, entered February 23d, 1906,
~e have carefully gone over the re
cords Of your county for period of
hftccn year.. or from January LIST
1891. To December 81. 1908, conccr-
ainr the fiscal affair of the county.
and now make this a. our report
We found the record. we'll kept,
.ntaiuing a full history of the mat
t,r. w. had IN hand
Our work covered the term OF four
.hcrfs. a. follow. n " Lay.
Thomas, Evans. H. H. Cowper aud
b II. Bush, each serving tour year,
the order named, except Thoma.
f,an.. whose term wa for only three
,par,.
W. procured blank books. an d
aadc settlements Of the accounts of
zach of these gentlemen for each
,,sr separately. going to the tax
book. tor the base of our calcula-
tons. charging up everything that
ia source of revenue To the county
We procured the vouchers of the sew
errI ,hcuAs for disbursements made
0ut Of said lcyics. aud credited same
nth the other allowances shown by
The records Of the court, and find
Nat thc accounts of said officers close
w nicely, showing that the funds
handled bl them were handled with
'aeHt5 Some mistakes of trifing
fiurc were found in settling with
"' court commissioners from time
umc which We mention, Mr. Ray
e'n' 10 have ovcrpaid -. - Judge
Evans seem. 10 owe the county S.
W. Vi Cowpcr seems to owe the
'''N Sos. while L. H. Bush
'M' Too have oycrpald the county
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-05-10
Deeds Recorded

j. q. Rochester and wife to James
Rankin, lot in Marion, $3.50.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-05-10
Marriage License.

Thos. l.. Lamb-Miss Nora Morgan
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-05-10

vouchers, and find these funds wer,
disbursed with fidelity.
We give statistics gathered at
this work which may be of use to the
court in future. We find that the
sources of revenue of the county for
the time mentioned were
Tax on polls, sos, 293. 90
Tax on property 30, 3Ol 80
Tax on railroad franchise 1926. %
Tax on board raises 497. 40
Tax on additional lists
filed 627. So
Tax on delinquent lists 7i2 -
Tax on telephone iraneh-
SEES, etc, 2.537 90
Penalties charged sheriffs 94s. 30
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-05-10

Law, lS9l-I, Allowances - sos. -
Collections reported 40. 93
Evans. Allowance $50, %
Collections reported 2Il. 90
Cooper. Allowances ,, I13. 90
Collections reported 200. 80
Bush. Allowances 3.154. 30
Collections 324. 80
Thi, report J. true to the best of
our knowledge aud belief. and the
book containing our figures are left
with the county court clerk for safe
keeping in his office
All Of which j. respectfully re-
ported
VI. r MALLoY.
". l. CHAMPION.
e. l.. &. &.
Copy
April %. 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

Nearly every paper yea pick ug
these DAYS has something 10 sAy a
The pguwezs % lack Johnson. ths
oniy eolnred heavy nov on IL
puEilistie horiHou laek T. prar
IDEALLY isolated from the other MIR
ers because % bis color And be
cause 81 his loneliness be is eon
tlnuailY bsinE boosted cut ~ Al
proportions 20 bis real ability
Il would b. = crime % asa jobs
san 20 step into = ring Siih 1effgiss
Il would b. bad enough 10 ask hlu
70 meet n'nriea. Nha wuuid pzuh
ably make him look like a scllins
platter unless he has hesn pisYius
p0asum lie Cans dld 10 set bat
10 with Melissa. bat this seems
ike stretching e too far
Who diA lohnNnn ever nRht ana
what Of bic record 20 warrant this
friends claiming him a show witt
Iefffieaf
Iohuaon lost = decision doubt
fui. II il true-to Marvin Hart. ouf
% the worst excuses Tor a hiE MAI
The riax has ever seen Previous
10 thls he had fought draw With
sandy Ferguson. and aEain ths
question might ha asked. Who !.
Mr.. Ferguson Mt tohnaon alae
has had sestoa with joe Jeaaetts
and Jim JsffoFds. bat again. whs
are they
Billy Delaney says that kanf
mann will be prevented from meet
ing johnson because 81 the oolo'
line For this same reason o'Brier
and Burns shake their heads whsr
his name ia mentioned.
In the good old days of the rims
Mr. Johnson with his limited repu
tafion would have received bis
auictus IN quick Shape. or he would
have proven what he has yet q
show the public. that he h WORTHY
Of all the boosting be has received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

Speaking q che color line recalls
the sulliyRa jackson controversy
Fof fnars John 4. drew the liue on
the coioFrd men. bat the fiEht fans
Tho country over were anxious 20
see the king 81 all the great colorod
fighters aud the mighty sullivan
clash
II Is generally understood that
sullIvaa always refused 10 meet
Jack ga. sach vas not the case
sullivan aiwaYa believed he would
lowcf himself In the eyes Of The
world 20 fight q colored man, and
baked for social reasons Tie sas
DOT afraid Of Jackson. am aufe.
n Is a matter Of feeofd that
Prcaiaent FuldA. % the CalifnruiA
Athletic club. offered John /. a
purse Of 81. 600 Tor = fight Nth
Iackasn Fuiaa sent Sullivan Tel
eFram and asked Joha 1. 20 "a
awrr By writing hiN acceptance 90
TIE hack sullivan did Il Tbs ouil
demand Sullivan made vas that
the sntifo purse vas % 50 % TIE
winner.
on itn return 20 Frisco. Faida
gave the message 10 Parson Davies
Eho Naa then nanaEtns laeksan.
and asked him n Jackson would &C
capg the condition jackson. upoa
being shown aulliyan'a answer. said
Ia Davies "aaFs. that uiii mean
more monsy for you and me
The vice president uf thu club. !
believe. vas appointed 70 close the
arranEamsuts tie secured Jack.
Han'a signature 60 e1utrnet, and
Wan about to start east when an
aseideut occurred that has almost
siippezi from the memory % most 81
the fans
Two saitsfa In the Palace hotel
had had aome difficulties and wuFo
beat UPON settling them withoHt tho
aid Of a REof Thar weFe taken
70 : private room III tbs goiden
Gate club. and. before a select
party. vent after each other In q
terrific manner I happened To b.
near tha scene aud felt the Hafnf
tunats endinE Of that little private
affair a. much az anything In ms
early fight DAYS one Of the ooena
hit the other aua mighty sNat
over the heart aud a terrible punch
on the jaw. and neither heart nor
iaW ever worked afterwards
This killed the fiEhf game In
Friaca for a while. and this Nas
the real reason Why sullivan and
Jackson never got together In =
worlds championship battle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

Dob Glma- 1oaanto nendor M
ghn snaAHns Amateur Athletic
eluh are restpaaaz4hle for impreaaina
upon tka s A ( that team wa X
Is essential ta football viclorlen
Glenn and nuulcf are IA the main
reapn.alhle for the defast 81 the
81 A. { hy Spokane on the Madi
son aI hall rFaunda Saturday aft
ernoun hy a HeoFo Of 10 10 9.
Ulcnn dld all the scoring FOR
Spokane Ia the laat part Of the
fret half. With the ball IN the cen
ser 81 the field. bender punted "a
RILEY en Scattie'a twenty fiyUYurd
line Kern came dRahing across
the field to hack up his fellow half
back. but before he reached the
spot spokanc'H speedy end had
crashed into RILEY, sending him
inio the ground hard
The ball sent sailing into The
air. Gieuh nailed o.. and before
tho Seattle mau recovered tho ak'
Nutro Dame star Vas circlink
aruund behind tho Seattle goal
puafH fuf = touchdown
Spokane kicked the goal and IN
tho second half Glenn cent a pretty
dfup klek uteH she sestilo seal
pusIa from the twenty fivryaId
line. making che score 10 to q.
Seattle Finished utruna n waa
In thn last tNa minutes ~ PLAY
that Tom Mruunaid vas showed
through she Spokane center Tor a
touchdown that Waa transformed
into 4 touchdown aud seal score.
Ia o.
The same Vas PLAYED In a vert.
table SEA ~ water aud mud and
DURING heavy shower A rnol
sfrptchlnE half vay aefoss the
naid near she east Eaal posts
made che roiuE particularly alopus
uenasGa Wnfa az quarter WaH =
revelation fof che Seattle people
sad such ruunins hack "a punts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
BIG GAME FOR
SEATTLE

Tho championship Of western
America viii be determined by a
football game between tho Seattle
liiFh school aud thofootbail team
81 Hyde Park High school. Chicago.
played on the Madison st grounds
on New Years day This was def
initoly settled By tho receipt II =
letior from the manager OF the
Hyde Park team yesterday
n will cost $1,000 90 bring the
ChioaEaana 90 Seattle aud Manager
Harold Stewart vii ba a busy man
during tho time interviewing be.
foro the game Team practice
starts at Lincoln PARK tomorrow,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
NEW LACROSSE
PLAYER COMING

II Ia stated that Mike Jcnkink. a
veil known Eastern Canada Ia
crosse player. viii figure on Scat
ties twelve neat aeAaon. Nike. Of
better known IN tho east az
Mickey" RYAN L. one ~ the best
horse men in the business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
The Owners OF
LaureIhurst

Are giving 20 every one visiting
I.aare.Aurst for the next few a. ya
al elegant prospectus containing
beautifully coiorea photographs q
Lanrelhurst aud is surroundings.
Everyone Interested Ia high class
property should visit Laufelhurgt
within the next few days and pro.
cure one OK those handsome fold
ers 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

error Ewing. Cincinnati pitched IN
88 Kaurs with one arror aud Ennous
brooklyn. In 50 with HinEia fgohie.
REST on yaV5 oars" II not The
policy ~ President murphy. ~ The
Cubs he has learned from what
happened 10 Hew York nud bsHiou
aHd has earfailrd likely igt ~
naaF talent Including nu iHfiFldrr.
two pitchers two auffirilefa aud n
catcher jack Harper o. also o.
peftsd 10 be back Ia condition. nni
sebfinr may be- qualified 10 play
Counting your base hita before
me umulfa nnya safe Harry
steiufridt has written President
murphy he has 70 dozen usW bats
seasoning 70 win the 1907 champion
ship.
A ball player under contract iH
worth two you may get Ac9fHW iH
manning 70 put Danny FhaY ~ Sec
oud nest season and Danny says DO
vii not play ia New York unless
there DO mote monfg flashed 81 him.
Too many han teams in the game
Tebeau "a said 10 b. planning TO sell
the Louisville and Denver clubn and
Try % make more money with bic
Kansas city team
The Long Island lawn tennis
championahip meet one 81 the Hii.
time events f. 90 be revived IN
1907
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
BANTAMS PLAY
TIE GAME

Tho Chanerlloga rlaycd q 10 s1fsia
Saturday afternoon With TIE ialz
iard TlHtfs. thr aEafe hciHH tn Q
The teams played a fast Eaiie.
which vas h0i ffem start 10 Finish
The sriaIaon vas bet When Douglas
let half ~ the ChanceliarH. made
big end runs. rhe tigers were nom
ak a. eight pounds heavier 20 TIE
man
The Chanccliora stiil claim the
Championship 90 fhe state
Tho chancellor club VII have
basketball. baseball ard football
teams each year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS
IN DIST NO. 4

Water rents due and paysLL !,
December for December gsss.,.
aud February. bHe1ma deIisas...
December - District lneluas. =
The city north Of East ans ~
Caller streets and Caller -
Meter rents due and paysbs 4.
each month from the ist e s6.t !,
neat succeeding month. Basu.
delinquent on the zQth ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
An Income for Life

The best pull n man ever bad 10
good substantial bank account
This ia eaa5 % set II you viii bee
pih making deposits into a savings
account Little b. little your nc
count grows and n pat IN the Stat"
Bank Of Seattle Il will receive per
cent Intercept. compounded semi
annually. Take your first step ~.
Ward success in life b. beginning
an account to-day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
GAME FIGHT ON
SEA OF MUD

was never seen ON local sfidlfoh
Ito would hanirm aud wflREln onl
of ularra whefe q seemed hiiioal
impossible % escape snd TINE
after time he Slipped through the
hands OF half the Seattle team.
fur Seattle Kern, habo Sample
and Coyle were the stars Me
Donald also played a strong game
al tackle aud was down the Hold
on several occasions Ia a manner
that showed his college training
The team seemed to lack team
work. however. und did not handle
the slippery ball with the same ao.
rurney a. their opponents whose
work IN thia respect Was remark
able. considering conditions The
team was also handicapped by the
absence of Abbott al uud aud
naldy" Cole al quarter, Win
these mon In aud With good deal
more practice IN team work. Il IL
safe 60 aay that Multnamah can Do
disposed OF IN proper shape on
Christmas DAY,
aFHa NIuattu Mns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

With Indianapolis closed - the
bunern. aiaoa Governor hanly'a
announcement that boxing vii not
he tolerated Ia Indiana. thsFe are
but two open cities IN the middle
wsat that ean hold cut any Induce
meats 20 che fighters These are
Milwaukee and Davenport
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10


a ihras DAY racing NEE, !.
lzafH dee park Manfoa. IA - 4
race track in tbe world sw. y. a1ll
ImuniDipHIity asa BY
France belgium. Holis,a
many Italy ana Euglaua -
The United States. ara h. psslia
senio1 iH#ihe r-day bo,sfs lsif'
New York y rae
Madison and 8heboyean
Dc added ~ The Wiaeansts
league. making sirhl ln nm "a,
FIGHT fans fall ~ enfbg.s
eafb"tt sieGoyefn bout -, -, {,
Ia January Both are al 49, e
hHH brHHa and The oniy -. -
be settled 1ye h8 will 80 Z
money and hos much. ~
General opinion has II thai a
vii whip 1I;rlfH uben fbss -
next PlaHs ure already bat,a -.
t. have The two heaYywsls6s. \.
tie ihn matter.
An elimination race IL plars..
determine who shall -, Z
America IN the lnternai,ass,
balloon race nSEt year I4sa,s,...
Prank =. Lhhm. VINO Won a. 49,.
cup iu France. this year. ptB 4.
contestant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

Now Great Northern train TO
Vancouver, y. g.. leaves 1880 p.
m. daily. commencing December D.
aleepors for Beillngham and Van.
eouycr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10


FIRST race, seven sighths OF
mile Search Ne. lio lhookerl.
q 1. Won. Lydia wrouseman. NJ
second. YnunE Davis. t0f. third
Time. LIS IL
second race. fiveeiFhths % !
miie-Airz. i0l. tPresionl. ] 90 5
wen: nuleinca. lei. second. Com
mida. ioT. third Time, t:ut.
Third race. one mile and seyenil
yards Reservation. io3. lsiusle
toal. 7 to :. Won. oratofian. les
second: Atkins. Ice. third. Time
lstS -
Fourth race. seven-eiEhtha % /
mile Varieties. -. tGrahaml. 4
to 1. won. pantoafle. rs. second
Entre Nous. %. third. Time
f.2T i,s
Ftfth race. futuFity coafse-St
or. les. tkunxl. 10 10. won
Remember. ~. second, f1xiaa. fei
third Time. TIA
Sixth race. one mile and fiftS
C0tllison, Ice. fBookerl.
To 5. won. Netting. las. second
Freeslss. ige. third Time. Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

branch Hickey has told friends he
IL ssrtauAly thinking Of quitting
baseball He says he must look 20
the future. ftfanrh uaH r"fehlig
married aud his wifa'n views on
professional bail probably has much
Ia DO with his new light
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

Appleton. VIA. daairoa a place
on the puzlilatic map A fight club
has heun organized and hsEoiia.
tons are on with Charley Aeary
aud other fighters 10 appear be-
fore the club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

STYLISH CLOTHES. without the
big pFicsa Elliott 4 MoGFsxor.
1889 aeconf Az go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
WOMEN'S INITIAL
HANDKERCHIEFS,

7Sc 2l-inch silk Crepe de Chine,
9afu ssssss. .t.fc
DC Toilet Soap, cake. ....2ise
&c Toilet Soap. cake. 49,. te
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
GLOVE ORDERS.

For Xmas Gifts Dainty
Glove Order Certiii-
Gates. one OF the most
acceptable form OF
presents. Good any time
OF the year.
Xmas Gift Novelties.
made OF ribbons, inolud-
ing kumonos. Satchet
Bags. Opera Bags. Coat
Hangers. and large va
riety of novelties at
popular prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

when u comes - steady playing
aud a cool head. MaiheWson. ~ Ne"
York. takss new iaurels 90 his field
ina record IT. the 81 games be
uffrhsa d. had but one fielding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
RACES YESTERDAY
OAKLAND

Firat raee. fifteen sixtceniha 81
mile Erred Dent. iaA "a hroNnl
8 10 1. won. Comiifo. let. secund
Gov. Davis. ioi. third. Time
l.86 SIS
second race. five elshths 81 3
mile Mansard. IL w Millcl.
e. 3 wou. Bily Mahaa. tal. see
end: Aaroa J. i0i. third Time.
lei
Third race. cieven.sixtesuiha 81
a mile Ethcl nay. les. tRnhinsunf
70 s. ven: X, N nrattain. liA
second. nutiful. p. third Time.
los 20
Fourth raeo. one mlle--pen Ham.
tlton. t06. tWllliamsl. . % /. eou
MARY ~. IS. scconds Coulean, lua.
third rime. i;to IS
Fifth race. che mile aud uft1
varas--IAekful. tat. or. suliivanl
20 3. won: belinda, -. aecuuts
Infiammahie. let. third Tine
fsts Is.
sixth race. thlFteenssixteenihs #
n milo Tony Faust. iie. tnnEnnl
to 9. won. Native son. ia sec
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closing out watches. diamonds
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SPORT DOPE

Joe Clans begins training az Ton
anah today for his match New
Years day with Herman.
The Pirates ~ this city defeated
the Edmands basketball team Ia q
fact game last Friday night AZ tho
latter city. the score being 81 70 Is
The season - the Pacific Coast
baseball league nest season VIII be
30 weeks Ions This was decided al
the meeting IA Ina Angeles last
saturday nisht The schedule viii
not DO announced for several
months.