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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

RANCK REAL ESTATE e INV. co.
Can TT you out in anything In the
Real Estate line.
for a new S-room brick, with all mod
ern convenicnces. except furnace. lot
2hx10. with barn; east side. a good
buy; easy terms.
$4,000
buys 6room brick now: bath, cleo
lights. lawn. shade and cement walk,
etc. near Sth East and End South.
$500
for good piece of real estate, 4x7
rods; corner X and ith street
5000
buys an Ideal, 2-story. 8-room. new.
with all modern convcniences. large
basement. hardwood floors natural
wood finish; lot 3x10 East bench near
End South.
buys 5715 x1s5 IT on End West near
lst South. with a good Groom mod
ern house.
buys a lot 1919 x16h rods, with good
8-room brick house; all kinds OF fruit
trees. lawn and shade, southeast, on
the car line,
buys a new brick home. large rooms
and a hall, stairway in; can finish two
rooms upstairs. southeast, small pay
ment down, balance like rent
Ranck Real Estate e. Inv. Co. Suite
232 p. T.. Walker bldg. y1274
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'spIseE LICENSES.

s~ne, Salt Lake; Lotta
SAT- %ercur; Maren Jo-
e salt Lake. zo,,. T,
I - Moore. ogden >ei'' H.
ssby. Salt Lake; carrie NJ
81 s:t.ss saNs Salt Lake; Johanna
ss,t Johnson. oph'r' Frida W.
Giles, salt Lake una v
LaSti cutler, Salt Lake; Mabel
R,r cottonwood. C,,
g,9kins, Salt Lake; IKE. 1,ro.
y Mcdonald, Salt Lake.
o's;o, v: salt Lake;
cahoon. Jr, Murray La
a,i1 Murray, olea shipp,
.,, Salt Lake; Charlett
Id Lake ,,ov Andrews
p,,.s. Tooele; Florence w.
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hs s. osii... IS. WANTS POSI-
laafsss experience: also col
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FUTILE BROTHERS.
li9 Main Street.

Members OF Salt Lake Real Estate FIX
No. 2s7s-s-roo@ s@a"Sfi Sr. house. mod.
42sxle5, feet, barn etc. srd East bet;
End and Bird South: only $4,000. $1,000
below The market price
fr house; water in house. 2xs rods and r
OF way. s., 200. 5000 cash. balance at $50
per month NO INTEREST. Easy to
No. 3446-No 663 So. w. Temple, s-rm.
br, 21zxS rods and barn Neat cottage.
No, 259s-No 1905 East Garfield Ave
doth East between 11th and 18th So.)
iOBxl1M rods on corner. fine barn, lawn.
feet suburban home. Cost $500: Owner
determined to sell. VIII take $500 on
terms
No,y2477-5-rm. mod. br. house. 2x6 rods.
on 7th near l. st Only Zoo; terms.
No. 3i4T-5-rm. pr. br.. mod. new. on
I st. near 5th st. Only $500; terms
trees, lawn, etc. Neat home for $3.50,
NORTHEAST LOTS
CHEAP AND WE'LL SITUATED.
No; 3o2o-2hxl0 rods on 3rd st. near NJ
No S1s5-2Hx7 rds. and right of way
IN No a'.gE2FH9 ., 5S5 and r. OF way on aFd
y, W; cor; q ard and J. 2hx7h. $1,000.
No. 3S6I-2xe rods on near eth. only
No 3551-3x7 rods on 2nd st. near NJ.
81 900.
No 2S9Sn2!fx7 - rods. south front on
No 3l9l-2hx7 near c st. at $1,000 per
rod
3Sx1l5 feet. cor OF 7th and * sts.. only
$500.
2lex7h cor of 9th and K. only $500.
2hX5 rods on l bet. 3rd and 4th. only
81 900
FUTILE BROS, 149 Main St
Attend excursion SnltaiT. june 26th.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US
a. RICHTER, REAL ESTATE,
10 West 1st South
BUSINESS Opportunity Department

business Opportunity Department
a IL. Brattain. Manager.
hotelS, roominS- houses, saloons, res
'agrants. cigar and grocery stores. etc.
Bona Tide bargains in legitimate
business opportunities. Both phones
Restaurant and II rooms, elegantly
furnished. best loo, Main St, extreme
ly low rent long lease; we guarantee
TINS TO be the best proposition on the
market Owing TO circum stances will
sacrifice, You can clear from 5000 to
fused.
saloon and IL furnished rooms in
pest mining camp in State. Low rent.
long lease; $1,000 Will take ali. owner
going to Europe. Worth three times
price asked.
sSloo-2s rooms, rent $125; clears 5000
month. finely furnished
Sl9oV-5l rooms. rent S126, clears S2lO
month Good transient.
slZoo-SO rooms. rent $50. clears $50
month; housekeeping.
SlsoO-23 rooms. rent $50, clears S11o
month: close In.
So500-66 rooms. So beds, low rent,
long lease. clears $780, Euro
pean hotel.
Slooo-Or invoice. cigars, etc. rent s25,
receipts 5000 mo, clears S125,
snap.
45o-Cigars. candles, fruits, etc. rent
S35; excellent location.
SbO-Delicatesscn and lunch; best To-
cation; clears 5000 mo-. bargain
Si000-Saloon just off Main ST.. good
lease, low rent, receipts aver
age s55
s2ooO-Good hardware store. low rent,
Will invoice.
s1700-DruG store. country; so1cs last
year $4,000.
S40G0-Drug store. city; Will invoice.
s3500-Grooery. living rms; cash sales
$1,000 mo
Tho above are n few taken from our
SELECg and EXCLUSIVE list
II you desire to purchase GOOD
paying business see US. SATlSFAC-
TION GUARANTEED.
A. Richter. Real Estate-Business
Dept.
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$4,000
BUYS 5ls acres OF good land. blocks
from car line One OF the finest places
for chicken ranch and fish ponds in
Utah, for the money good 3-room
house and 40 fruit trees.
$3.50
Buys 90 acres OF land. Groom house
fruit and shade trees. About u miles
southeast of Salt Lake. Abundance OF
water This is a snap.
$4,000
BUYS 20 acres OF ground, n good l.
room brick house. good barn. out-build-
ings, etc; all kinds OF fruit. plenty OF
water One OF the best buys In Utah.
Ten miles southeast OF town.
We havo the finest list of farms in
Utah. We have the exclusive sale OF
these places They cannot be bought OF
any other agent
Ranck Real Estate 6 Investment Co.
PAP D. r. Walker Blk y1273
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VIII SON -sHERMAN CONPANY

WILSON SHERMAN COMPANY.
Heres snap. Near 18th East and 1lth
South A new 3-rm. frame. adobe lined.
with pantry. cellar and closets. for $3.50.
Only $3.50 cash needed.
- A lot on w. 3rd South. near sth West.
40Ilt0 IT. $500.
Those two now white brick cottages
on 9th East bet 9th and 10th South. for
$4,000 each. They have Ave rooms. largo
basement and attic, pantry and modern
bath room, Beautifully located, cement
walks and shade trees. Sec these. l133
and lli2 9th East. Easy terms.
Beautiful lot on East 1st South: be-
tween 9Th and 10th East; faces south A
bargain at $1,000. 24x10 rods.
Modern S-rm- home. facing south, on
1st street near r; furnace, good stable.
Everything In perfect condition. $4,000.
This corner lot on State street and 7th
South Is the best buy on the market s55
per foot. size 165x165.
WILSON N-SHERMAN CO..
So w. End South Tel. 1872
Members OF s. l. Real Estate Assn.
Real Estate Day, june IS.
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RATH AND MASSAGE

FIJrE PARLORS. INDICATED, VA
nor and magnetic baths; plain mag
netic Swedish body massage: Men and
women operators 20i-2lO Constitution
bldg Rcll 89yO yloo5
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PLUMHOFS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
headquarters for mine. MILL smelter and
r. r laborers. hotel help. etc 1914 w.
2nd So Bell tel 1854. w5G3
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E.si,rr FOR CITY OR CONN
Pc hst,ss 40 Well. experienced
Aedrs. Honest effort well
q @ e. Manufacturers
ealt Lake, Utah r1eSn
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WATER CASKS

WE STILL HAVE FEW OAK CASKS
OF about 26Oo TO 5000 gallons capacity,
~ Won can use one or moro OF these.
cali on s. L. c. Brewing Co. Phono II.
eAN y67Q
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b issnr.H1 rHE CITY AND sur
hea or r ian make IS TO $40
% women. Call at RS
WIKI
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STORAGE OF FURS

ALL FURS LEFT WITH US FOR RE
modelling or repairing will be stored for
,bn snnomer months free of charge, II.
STENCIL Fur Co, 70 "a Srd So. cor: state
Ind. Tel 800 Highest price paid for live
wild animals. &Z0o9
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YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE MILK
wagon Apply Eureka dairy, 9Th
PAS West Third South.
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TIpsWRITERs

s sss.s BIG REDUCTIONS N
hay ar1 ~ typewrlters. We
n '65srlter p cell typewrIters.
fh0ns Ind pas1cchhsnge. 112B ".
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lsauu.iSgEIe iSgEIuNG PRoFEss1oN- P
80 womsne OF educated. re-
Refsrencas with worldly
tribune exchanged. Ad,
= n,s- y145i
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& Vi. t9 citT. GOOD references,
ssoaGA oaAlR, R. MoLEs. BIRTH
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SNAPS AND JUNE SPBCIALTIES.
Tho balance OF these must so this
week.
S2S00-5-rm. b.. mod, n. .. $500 down.
s5260-6-rnl, b.. mod. n. G, $3.50 down.
s3500-7-Tm. b.. mod. n. e., $500 down.
Sl675-i-rm. b.. new, w, sold.
s2000-6-rm. b.. new, 5. w, sold.
s220O-i-rm. b., new, T. -. S4on down,
t2oo0-5rm. b.. new, w, 500 down.
S265O-7-rm. b.. mod. :. w, $500 down.
s30oO-7-rm. b., mod. W., sold.
SlT50-5-rm. b., new, W., 5000 down.
Sl300-4rm. Z, new, 3. G. $3.50 down.
$I1O0-5-rm, b., s. e., $500 down
slI5O-5-rm. b, new, s, e, $3.50 down
S2o00-6-Tm. T., 9. e. sold.
s1900-S-rm- T., 3. p, 5000 down.
s2o00-5-rm. 4. s @. 5000 down.
s22oo--5-rm b.. mod, g g.. $500 down,
S25O0-5-rm. T.. mod, s. e. $500 down.
s3o00-5-rm. b.. mod. 8. e.. $500 down.
S325O-l0-rm, b., mod, s., $1,000 down.
S450o-srm. b, mod, g. g. $500 down.
C J. Bowman Co. Rooms IL and II
Eagle Block. phones 1880, Ind; 1892,
Ban yl3l9
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BOARD AND ROOMS


FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND SUITS OF
rooms at $40 S. md East Bell Phone
052E
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WANTED-HELP

LSDe CLOTHES IRONERS AND
drW 'e'e girls at Model Steam Laun-
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HOUSE. WRECKING

| HlG9EsT PRICES PAID FOR OLD
buildings Salt Lake House Wrecking
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FOR
quick sales We have the buyers.
Anderson Real Estate Investment Co,
Bell phone 474, Rooms 300-30l New
Herald Building. 1899
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CLkiRY0YANTS
SPIRITUALISTS

REV. ALDORA LECTURE EVERY
Sunday; developing class every Monday;
test meeting every Wednesday p. m.
Constitution building POI. ylo76
MRS. HARRIET FoNTYN, TRANCE
medium meetings Sunday and Thurs
day, D. m. 267 S. w Temple. wiao
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Steam Laundry yifio
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RICYCLE ENAMELING

All COLORS BAKED ON, FROM $3.50
and up. Hartwell. o2S Z. 9Th So. Phone.
1290-X y317
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GRAIN & POULTRY SUPPLIES

ALL KINDS AT BAILEY & SONS. %
East End So Both Fones Sll, US
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ASSAYERS

UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ s. Hanauer; - y = y, S4dler.
analytical work specially. Price-llst
nniled. t.i2t
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,sD SUITE OF 3 ROOMS,
q modern house; TWO adults.
ilress D 6. Tribune, State
T1yllellars-
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RITSINESS CHANCES

WANT HELP; I HAVE A FINE
business for good men. Call on me from
10 TO and investigate. w. j. Crantord.
T2 So. 1st West. SA-"
s2o6 CASH PLACES YOU OLD RBLIA-
bic established business. Money secured
Clear Won 500 month expenses md com
sas Alas IqIdp y1266
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MIDWIFE

PR1TATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Mrs. A. NJ Olsen. 525 East Sth
South. phone, Bell 2e9l-Y x157O
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Mrs. Lizzie Gesler, $50 West 3rd
North: Bell phone SILK. nl033
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WANIED-4 OR ENERGETIC MEN
LOT the most substantial and attractive
proposition before the public; never get
lurheo % down; always get hearing from
an an ciasses OF people. Address d is, Trib-
uhe' y121S
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D iraS SoMs OR SOME TO BE
s,lssa oI tnree weeks. From
II + Q. Box 1852. Phone
yl331
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HARVEY 81 co. no w, S, TEMPLE.
Bell phone 1927. Ind. 12li
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~ WORLD, COLUMBUS.
Icy Journal of Information.
,Ias and ideas for advertis-
10y Tor free sample, or lOc
. triaL 1867
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SUITE OF OR LARGE. WELL
Hghted office-rooms, with freproof
vault. suitable for law firm or mining
company Apply at room No. Mackin-
1osh building, corner West Temple and
2nd South SITS y210
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,5iouSE, SIX OR SEVEN
6rSg; no children Refer
.o 90 Tribune y1305
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CASH REGISTERS

WE RENT ALL MAKES TYPE
writer Exchange, e. w. End SO. rllo0
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RELIABLE MEN TO REG
:: Young Mems Christian AS
EcSoyment Depart, good posi-
| = nghi men. t6o5
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH E e.
Casady 6 Co., 4o7 Atlas blk. Bell phone
1927. Nl6S0
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WANIED

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a two bundle wrappers. Ap-
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VACANT AND IMPROVED PROPER
ty ali parts city. Meeks & Lynch. Sl5
Atlas block. X2I19
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BOARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE
family; modern. Ind. phone 1904. Us
". 5th So. X957
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FOR RENT OR LEASE

BUSINESS BLOCK IN BINGHAM
Junction. one door north OF West Jordan
Drug Co, brick building plate-glass
front, good location. See August Olandcr.
Murray. or West Jordan Drug Co, BinG-
ham Junction. Xl96l
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DIED
|gR4l, DIRECTORS

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" So. w. Temple. phones
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IRb-SITEiATI0NS

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:,lonMdAA ,-l"MAN NOT UNDER Is
IA ssna, su 70 waiting on Gus
clgsf 1,sIai ., Iai office work, as
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-20
YACHTSMEN HAVE
A BIG CLAMbAKE

day OF tdfpness, except for few
gig races. was set aside for the fleet
OF the Atlantic. Philadelphia, Corin-
THAN and Seawanhaka Yacht clubs
that is IL was scheduled for yesterday,
but the trust barons, kings of anance
and others whose floating palaces drop
ped their mud hooks off the Manhanset
House last night upset all plans and
had carnival OF reyelry.
In the fleet are Commodore Daniel
G.. Reid, the tin-plate king; Frank Nj
Smith, the borax king; commodore
Walter Clark. the, Philadelphia trolley
friend OF Grover Cleveland. +. r.
Coleman OF Lebanon, Pa.
Most of them retired to the ver1nda
OF the Manhanset after the ball last
night. and after singing Waltz Me
Around Again, Willie" and Mother.
Mother. Mother Pin a Rose on Me-"
TO the amusement of John Philip Sousa,
modore Reid proposed clambake. IL
was | a. m, and the commodore was
in command until sunrise, when COM
codore Clark took charge.
The commodore's voice is an order 10
be heard ashore or afioat and all the
rapid fire clam diggers in Peconic BAY
were routed out of bed and dispatched
TO dig in the mud OF little Peconic Bay
on board the flagship were sixty-four
persons, including a band: but Com,no-
dore Reid issued sweeping invitation
TO all hands TO pile aboard at II q. m
and sail for Paridise Park. Accord
ingly a lively party assembled at the
New York Yacht club float TO make
merry. The Rheclaire. however, was
found 10 be too large to make the jour
ney up the bay and tug was brought
into service. Band and all, they steam
ed to the picnic ground and dined on
about everything that swims or crawls
in the deep.
A Sunday school excursion. which
had arrived earlier, did not put the
slightest damper on the outing and the
swings and dancing pavilion were
shared by the Methodists and magnates
alike. The latter arrived back at 8
o'clock last night.
After s. f. Vernon's yacht Vivian H.
had arrived last night there was much
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-20

The Grays refused TO accept the game
at Rochester yesterday losing by
score Of 2 10 1. when every opportunity
was offered TO win II by a goodly score.
Umpire Moran and Jack Dunn had a
rafting mix-up during the first inning
Dunn's face was cut I'm several places
by blows from the umplre's mask; the
latters nose was severely twisted.
Barclay was at the bat and 10 all ap-
pearances attempted 10 bunt the ball
Moran called IL ball and Dunn object
ed. Moran said IL he left his position he
would put him out OF the game before
the manager had a chance to hear what
he said.
Dunn was on his way in from second at
the time. and Moran declared him out
of the game and waved him aside. The
lack OF reason back OF the whole proceed
ing rilei the Providence man, who
grasped the arbitrator's nose and twisted
II rather sharply under the inspiration OF
the anger provoked. Moran retaliated by
striking Dunn In the face with the mask.
drawing blood i'm three or four places.
Both men began TO punch and had landed
several times before the other players
separated them. After n few minutes
delay TO repair damages the game pro-
ceeded. with Poland on second base and
Thornell on third.
Walters. the teams left-hander. was In
the box and how he ever got away is n
mystery. He had nothing but a wide
curve and no control, yet the Grays could
not hit the ball worth cent. The home
team relded fast and accurately. not an
error marring their work.
For Providence. Hardy pitched splen-
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BR00KOALE NyMPH
TOOK OAKS STAKE

took El Cuchillo all over the course, and
restrained him 10 such an extent that
some OF the race-goers shouted In anger,
give that horse his head" He made no
effort 10 win until the horses had struck
the fiat less than a furlong from home.
From that point on, when Bound Brook
was within few lengths OF the winning
post, and had a winning advantage. Bott-
ner sat down and rode FL Cuchillo out
TO the limit OF his speed. The horse was
In sixth position at that time, but closed
so rapidly that he nipped Onteoro out of
third money on the post.
The spectators expected that the stew
ards would call Bottner before them and
demand an explanation OF his very In
different riding, but no action was taken
by the officials. AS a matter OF fact there
' rs only one steward In the stand. Wal
ter S. Vosburgh. tne official handicapper.
Not one OF the steeplechase stewards.
the men who have claimed jurisdiction
over cross country racing in America and
who have demanded that the stewards
who have charge OF the racing on the
fat. shall make way for them whenever
steeplechases are decided were willing
10 go into the stand and officiate. There
were several members OF the National
Hunt and Steeplechase Association pres
ent but not one took the trouble TO look
after the race in an official capacity.
Mr. Vosbrugh. who is n very conserva-
tive man. and has never been known to
question any Jockey regarding any irregu-
larities that happen in a race, took no
action in the matter.
One OF the peculiar phases in connec-
ton with this race was that a detective
employed by the Jockey Club stewards
was posted near the reporters stand and
listened attentively TO the comments about
Bottner's riding In the opinion Of the
spectators, II the Jockey Club stewards
sent this man TO spy and overhear any
criticisms that might be made on the
race they were we'll repaid; for he heard
and learned enough to give his employ
ers food for reflection for many a day.
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Harry Payne whitneys handsome g.
year-old Ally Brookdale Nymph won the
Brighton oaks. worth $500 at the little
track by the sea yesterday. Although
she won cleverly by three lengths, she
failed 10 impress horsemen with the be-
lief that she is a high-class flly She
was opposed by a poor lot OF her own
eek and won merely because the others
were unable 10 stand the strain OF fast
pace for mile and furlong.
There were more tips floating around
about this race than there are files on a
sugar barrel. Brookline Nymph was an
odds-on favorite at I to 3, and nearly
80 per cent, OF the turfmen played against
her because she had shown poor form
this year. They backed nearly every
horse IN the race, consequently specula-
ton was brisk from first 10 last The
biggest tip was on Legend. This Ally was
forced from 20 10 1 down TO 10 20 /. Belle
OF Pequest also found big support.
For seven furlongs the hackers or Le-
gend were Jubllant. as that filly took
the lead and showed Brookdale Nymph
the way by head until nearing the turn
for home. At that point Belle OF Pequest
moved up with a rush and Joined the
leaders. A short, sharp brush ensued.
Then Legend stopped as II she was shot.
Brookdale Nymph and Belle OF Pequest
had a struggle until we'll Strengthened out
for home where the latter also tired. This
permitted the favorlte TO draw TO the
front and she managed TO stay there 10
the end and win by three lengthe. Bal-
lotta closed fast in the last quarer and
finished hird
The steeplechase was won by Bound
Brook, with Oleroso second and FL Gu
chillo third. This was the worst look
ing crose- country race OF the season: IL
was a farce pure and simple. In the YER
nacular OF the race-track. Bound Brook
was "shooed in" His forward position
was due mainly TO Jockey Bottner. who
had the mount on El Cuchillo Bottner