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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07
FOR SALE
Houses
FOR SALE
HARVARD BOULEVARD.

FNRNARD BOUIEN NKD.
$3.50. $3.50
Handsome sX-room bungalow, pol
ishod oak floors, built-in bookcases. case
ment window seats, massive brick man
tells and tireplaces, ornamental Clinlier
brick chimucys. broad porch extending
across entire front of house; large lot,
50X135, altogether a particularly attrac-
tive residence and certainly upon most
beautiful boulevard; terms $1,000 cash
and balance to suit purchaser.
JONES 4 RYDER LAND co,
21S West Third Street
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07

$500 DOWN AND $50 A MONTH
5-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, GAS
AND ELECTRICITY; LAWN AND
FENCES. IOR ONLY $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07

s4O0 DOWN AND S15 A MONTH.
5-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, CLOSE
TO NEW 11TII ST. CAR LINE, FOR
S2l5O
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07
THIS is A GRAND OPPORTUNITY.

HOUSES. FOR SALE.
$l5,000-Los Angeles street; four flats,
two of rooms and two of rooms;
rents for 500 per month. It's cheap
and a bargain.
S4500-West Fortieth street; nice house
of seven rooms and reception hall,
modern, cemented basement. Terms.
S500O--Shatto street; nice modern two
story, siX-room house A bargain.
S2i0O. A Bargain.
Win buy a new tye-room bungalow
with large lot; close in and on electric
car line. VIII give terms.
Sl750-D street; a cozy cottage; five
rooms; modern and on electric car line.
Terms.
NORTON & HAY.
3lS w. Third st.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07

A 4-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE.
CLOSE IN, FOR $500 CASH.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07

IIero is your chance, 1O1xtS6 to
alley, on two car lines in the popular
southwest.
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s2inn
FOR sALE-s24OO
s2O0

On Forty-frst street, now and up
to-date cottage Of rooms. This is
real bargain. $3.50 down, $25 month
".
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07
FOR SALE
Houses

FOR SALE
Hogses
R. S. MARSHEL' IS
Big Bargains
ron sALIG-IIERE II IS
one of the finest homes on Malcolm
son street, near Moneta avenue. This
is a nine-room strictly modern resi-
dence, new and up to date; nothing
lacking from cellar to garret. This
is a real snap. Don't miss It.
rOR sALE-s24OO $1,000 s2iOo
On Forty-frst street, new and up
to-date cottage Of 3 rooms. This Us
real bargain. $3.50 down, $25 MONTH
".
FOR sALE-ON TuRTY-sIXTH ST.
$500 down, S25 monthly; 2 hand
some 5-room bungalows; have all the
newest designs IN modern equipment
Don't buy until you sec the pretty
homes,
FOR sALE--ON W. 3STH ST.
Handsome j-room new bungalow;
everything modern; lot 50x135; cove
ceilings, swing windows, built-tu
emma cIosCt ana sea-; Slasn sra,uieiH, a,,ieii
tinted walls, shades, screens, cement
porch; permanent flower pots, wide
walks. price $3.50; terms $500 down.
$25 monthly.
ron sALE-GREAT BARGAIN
5-room modern up-to-date cottage,
price $3.50; $3.50 cash, s14 monthly
ToR sALE-ON 47TH sT.
Near Moneta avenue; ! lot 40X135;
price $3.50. Three beautiful walnut
trees. This is good buy.
FOR SALE-HOMEsEEI<E ER.
Here is your chance. 101XiS6 TO
alley on two car lines in the popular
southwest.
FOR SALE--BEAUTIFUL Level, LOT
Vermont avenue, cast front, 5Ox16S
to alley; $500; easy terms; street
work all dose; beautiful trees.
FOR SALE-LARGE LEVEL LOT. $3.50
50X1S4 TO alley, street work done;
southwest. For homo or investment
you cant beat it.
FOR SALE-REAL SNAPS
Beat this one il YOU can: ! lot on
Rice. near Moncta avenue; S675; easy
terms.
/, I lot on 4Sth; $3.50. Who will be
the lucky ono?
Cheapest lot on Moneta avenue;
$12jC, terms.
Are YOU looking for a snap? Hero
it is: Corner on Moncta avenue, Six
1856 to alley; S2500.
FOR SALE-REAL SNAP
One lot on Rice. near Moneta ave-
nue., 500; easy terms.
FOR SAIE-AT 4 SACRIFICE
, acres on two car lines, southwest.
S250O, worth $500
FOR SALE-HERE 1T IS
Cheapest corner lot on Moneta ave-
nue.. j1X13j to alley; $1,000; easy
terms.
FOR SALT FINE LOT ON 10TH ST.
near car line, $6T5: worth $3.50.
FOR SALE-BEAT THIS IF YOU CAN.
lot on Moneta avenue, $3.50;
terms.
FOR SALE-1 LOT ON 4STH ST.
$3.50; who will be the lucky one?
u. =. MARsBEI,
20i Grant bldg. Phone 1856.
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FOR SXLEf-HtioUsES. ''''''''''''''''
CLosE-IN BUSINESS PROPERTY.
The cheapest improved close-in houses
in the southwest every one a snap and
from $1,000 to $500 under value.
Near Figueroa street between 10th
and IL tn SITS. 1O-roo,m house, north front;
house are held for $4,000. This house
cost over $4,000 to build, will rent for
5000 per month. In less than years
this this property will bring aO0 per front
burgers new store. This property is
cheap at $4,000. For quick sale, $500
On Flower st. near Pico. 1o-room
house. lot 5OX15O to alley, cast front:
rents $1,000 per month; is worth today
$1,000. We can deliver this property for
short time only, S1o,5OO.
On 18th St. between Main and Hill
SITS. lot 5SXl25, improved with two >
per month Must be sold Price for
short time only $l3,5Oo
JAS. V. BALDWIN.
53G-537 -53S II. w. HELLAIAN BLDG,
FOURTH e SPRING SITS.
$3.50 DOWN AND SIS 4 MONTH
LOT 100S135. 4-ROOM BUNGALOW
JUST OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS, FOR
5000.
A 4-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE.
CLOSE IN, FOR $500 CASH.
5000 DOWN AND $50 A MONTH
5-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, GAS
AND ELECTRICITY; LAWN AND
FENCES, FOR ONLY $1,000.
s4O0 DOWN AND $15 A MONTH.
6-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, CLOSE
TO NEW 11TII ST. CAR LINE, FOR
$215O,
A NEW 5-ROOM MODERN BUNGA-
Low, LOT 47X13O, EVERYTHING
FIRST CLASS; BETWEEN TWO
CAR LINES; CLOSE TO WASHING
TON STREET; $3.50.
$500 DOWN AND s25 A MONTH.
7-ROOM NEW AND MODERN .
STORY BUNGALOW, STATIONARY
WASH TUBS: EVERYTHING THE
BEST PRICE $4,000; $500 BELOW
MARKET VALUE.
II. f. IBBETSON & co.,
MAIN 2212. 316 TRUST BLDG.
SECOND AND SPRING SITS.
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Wnathnr condltlnna

MaXimum temperature 90.
Minimum temperature i6.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07
R. S. MARSHEL'S IS
Big Bargains
ron sAT,I1-IIERH m IS

EON SATE-IIEHN TT Is
one Of the finest homes on Malcolm
son street near Moneta avenue. This
IS nine-room strictly modern resi-
dence, new and up to date; nothing
lacking from cellar to garret. This
IS q real snap. Don't miss it.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07

$3.50 DOWN AND SIS a MONTH.
lot 10OS135. 4-ROOM BUNGALOW,
JUST OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS, FOR
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07

Peck & Chase Co., undertakers and
embalmcrs: lady assistants. 433 s. HILL
Tel Main 61.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07
rOp sAIr-oN TuInTY-sIXru sr.

$500 down, S25 monthly; 3 hand
soms 5-room bungalows; have all the
newest designs in modern equipment
homes.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07

FOR SALE-LARGE LEVEL LOT, $3.50
50x1S4 TO alley. street work done:
southwest For q homo or investment
YOU can't beat it.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED - ENERGETIC CAPABLE
business man TO i1vest S2500 at good
ratio of interest investment carries
with it, opportunity to become secre-
tarY or manager Of concern at fixed
salary or on commission. repayment
of investment assured and practically
in hands of investor. Address BOX
l3, Herald Office.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07

$500 DOWN AND s25 A MONTH.
7-ROOM NEW AND MODERN =
STORY BUNGALOW, STATIONARY
WASH TUBS: EVERYTHING THE
BEST PRICE $4,000; $500 BELOW
MARKET VALUE.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07
DENTISTS

DIR. VIM BACHAIAN. THE WELL
known Minneapolis dentist peIma-
nently located 209-21O johnson Bldg.
4th and Bdway. Home 6SS2, M. 64Sj
PRANK sTEYENs. s243A SO SPRING.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18

players and show the public every COM
fort possible. / am given to understand
by President Otto Wells and the board
OF directors that the policy of the club
will always he broad and -~progressive.
and with the interest shown by the dil-
fcrent cities and especially the news
papers OF the entire circuit see no rsa-
son why base ball shall not this year
be placed upon the highest wsve of
popularity ever known in the State of
Virginia. Hope Norfolk has the best
club but also hope the other clubs
will be 80 good that we will HAVE TO
SHOW THEM.
II am much gratifed that The Times
Dispatch is with us, for It means big
thing to the League. and In closing, will
say am only too glad to give the puner
any assistance can.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
DEEP RUN MEMBERS
FOX HUNT At COHOKE.
Foxes Were Plentiful, But Wet
Weather Ruined the Chase.
Fine Pack.

The Deep Run Club mempers who
journeyed to Cohoke, In King William
county, to hunt the willy March foxes
returned to Richmond on yesterday morn
Ding. after enjoying a three days chase.
They speak enthusiastically Of the hos
.pitality Of the fox hunters OF King VIII
liam and OF the sport that is to be found
around Cohoke. The pack hunted was
made up OF hounds. the property OF the
following gentlemen: Captain TrIce (s).
J. NJ. Alexander dD, Colonel John Haw
15), Mr.. Robinson u6). Colonel Green
10y. Mr.. Garrett (6). j. s. Parker (6).
III. johnson, Walker johnson. VIII Neale.
C. r. Neale. Harry Robins (3). l.. John
son. Strong Robinson (5). Wiley john
son (6), Captain Lipscomh a., II. B. Poll
lard. Temple Fill and Ben Walker, OF
sWalkerton; B. c. Garrett and Nat Gar
rett.
Among the Deep Run members who
rode were E. B. Sydnor, !. n. Patterson.
ST. George Bryan, Archer Anderson, Or
mond Young, r. c. Bryan, z. D. Harris.
Jonathan Bryan and DR.. Graffenreid8
=,Hobson.
Several foxes were gotten up and an old
red was run ten miles. but no kill was
recorded on account Of the l,nfavorable
condition OF the going. The party plans
to visit Cohoke again shortly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
BASEBALL SEASON
OPENS At UNIVERSITY !.
Richmond College Defeated By
the Score Of
70 to S.
Especial to The TImes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispat ch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE. y A., March 17.-
The University OF Virginia opened her
baseball season to-day by defeating
Richmond College IS to 8. Despite the cold,
quite crowd witnessed the contest. The
game WAS won In the first inning, Vir-
ginia punching hits Off of Miller, which,
together with three errors. netted total
Of eight runs. After this, both teams
played listlessly.
Captain Graham. of the Virginia nine,
tried three of his pitchers. The best show
ing was made by Johnson, the star half
back on the football eleven. It was his
initial appearance In tile box, his regular
position Icing ut frst-b base. Woodson put
up clever game at backstop. in the abb
sence of Chandler, who has a sprained
ankle. Virginia fielded we'll throughout
the contest.
The teams line up as follows:
Virglnia-Lawler, shortstop; Graham.
third; Walker, centerfeld: Rice. first;
Darnell. leftfield: Maddux. second: Hoff.
rlghtfield: Cole, johnson and Susong.
pitchers; Carter and Woodson. catchers.
Richmond College-Richardson. third;
Gardner, centerfield: Handy. second:
Martin. first; Miller. pitcher; ,Talman.
shortstop; Nlench. leftfield; Clark,
catcher; Saunders, rightfield.
Score: ss r. H. E..
Virginia. =. IS 10 o 4 10 .. 2-1a 8 a
Richmond College. 90, 0 1 30 0O-5 % Z
Umpire. Henline, washington Ameri.
IN ns) - 81 u X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
MANY NAMES SUGGESTED
Young Ladies Racking The;rI
Brains to Win Ticket .s5

M Il msiGally, fair writer from sWest s
!, rratk M street. chtrps that the Ricii-
10 =. nine shold be known as
e re ins ,eaoo e 6lrds This kind q feath-
snshns SIGHT aHN OH Th anlaa the T raazs
Is ,apprepriate the Rlchmnond ' aggres
cation OF ball tossers, cause stheV7sin raS
going t9 b. lighters for the pennant. " = s.
Us And " this name Is not appropriataS;
enough. then Why not try the "Grickets
and let them hop into the limelight.
thnFs the saTa shasming
Dubbed the Jake Wells W. . Pefs. oa TSs
name would he lawfully CUTE but Jake I
has other pets to fondle. 7s5558F{ 75 sslsssss5s
STIMULATING, dazzling and illuminat. h
ing suggestion from Chest H IS that
the .Richm9nd nine be known as the
Htne
Williamsburg Avenue would like to haysS
name .Frenaled FinaneIcrs'' tied unto
them II this Is too long or too siren
nIps she m9des
"Financierso or 9 Bank s
Zone OF Richmond S most popular SRI
sG Ss tie aRlchm ss qadS. tie
Il" BroWnies,n the rornndoe the Co.'S
mGp{ol1ans the J.
sa soms ssss D Tis|as asyftihns
cation came to the sporting editor onlthe
reverse side OF one OF John Wanamakcr's
Spostals, which says something about ~
dictionary. Il, a 3.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
taf l Ii lats * z. ii
Trio VISTA HUN
Of DEEP run CLUB.
Petersburg Sportslnen Ride With
the Members Of the Local
Hint.
MASTER BEATTlE GETS FALL
Large Field Enjoys Sport and At.
tend Reception at Club House
After the Drag.
MASTER BEATTlE GETS FALL

= ! H u /.
Deep Run hounds met yesterday after
noon at Rio Vista at 4:So O'Clock, when
the Master, Mr.. He. Benttie. OH Gar.
nation" had aB Ills guests Messrs Jack
son and Ruffin, of Petersburg, WHO are
prominent members OF the Appomattox
Hunt Club.
Among those who greeted the master
were. Mr.. q. b. sydnor, on Deep Run;
Master Beattie on White Squall, Mr.. De
q. Hobson on Pelham; Mr.. j. II. J. AM
derson on IIildeduarde; Miss Mary Bl,-
ford on janice; Mr.. 3. II. Ellington on
overland Mr.. Archer Anderson OH
Clown Girl: Mr.. Sydney Buford on Spin
ster; Mr.. George Scott on Fritza Mr..
Corydon Hobson on Bohemian Joe: Mr..
Ed. Graves on R.chmond; Mr. Andrew
Christian, Jr., on Gloria: Mr.. st. George
Bryan on Benvolio: DR.. Robert c. Bryan
on Benedict: Mr.. Wyndham Meredith on
Connella, and Mr.. Waller Holiday on
Kentucky Cardinal.
Hounds were trotted to Grantlands.
leading tho field a hot pace through
Shutdown, Old Patterson's, .'Roselawn,"
across Hopkins Field, past Bethlehem
Church, through Morrisons, Chantily,
Acca, Laburnuin to; the. finish at tho
The only casualty was fall received
by Master Beattie riding his pony.
white snuall.'
a girth broke and the young sportsman
went to earth but received no damages.
AT the club house after the drag, the
regular Saturday afternoon reception
was held at. which there were present
large number OF members and their
guests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
KILLS CATARRHAL GERMS

Breathe Hyomei a Few Times Daily and
Be Cured-Goes Right to the Spot
In treating catarrll troubles, the first
thing necessary Is to kill 4 all catarrhal
germs that may be present in the nose,
throat and lungs. thus freeing the sys-
4 tenn from the tpolson that they produce.
Stomach dosing cannot kill these germs.
IA direct local treatment is absolutely
Z necessary, and for,sthis purpose nothing
else equals Hyomel. S.
It's base Is the famous eucalyptus oil.
This is combined with cthar healing,
aromatic gums and balsams. making a
germ killing, health-giving treatment for
gcatarrh, II entirely unlike anything 1 else
known. When using Hyomei the air
you breathe is like that on the noun
tains. high above sea level. where the
I pine forests fill the mir with fragrant
ana healing ba9lsanos that give. health
and strength to those suffering from
\ diseases OF the respiratory organs.
Breathed through the neat pocket In
haler that comes With every outfit. Hy-
8omei reaches every Issue of nose, throat
and lungs giving Immediate relief. ana
4 erecting permanent cure III the worst
cases Of catarrh. K
MA The complete outfit consisting Of an
inhaler, med icine Id PIPER, U and one bot
tie OF sHynilet, costs only 81. Extra bot
atles scan be obtained for 60 cents.
4 II YOU, cannot obtain II olnei OF your
dealer, 1t will be forNar ed ss by mail,
postage paid, on receipt Of price, Write
to-day for free & sample bottle and
consultation blank that will ent!tle YOU
ITO services o e. our medical department
without charge. The r, y, Booth conl-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
BROWNSVILLE GOLF.
Annual Open Tournament Of Club
Comes to An. End.
(By Associated Press.)
r AcyyTT "a AT,~t,

.s!ij (By Associated Press)
4'rIIONIASVILLE, GA, March 1.-THE
annual Tournaments OF the brownsville
Golf Club came to an end this afternoon.
after three days of play. There were
fifty entries and 200 people watched the
finish this afternoon. "a
In class A. Andrew IT. Mason. Of
Darien. champion OF the Southern Golf
Association, won two up and one to play
from Hamilton Vose, amateur champion
OF Wisconsin; In class B.. B. Leslie OF
washington, D. G., won from r. q. Nays.
OF Thomasville. by default. In class G..
j. S. Bailey. OF Boston, won from ]. Fl. S
SDunnins. OF New York, four up and
three to play. In class A. for ladies',
Mrs. Leon Wolters, OF Manlstee, Mich.
won from Miss Evelyn Yose, of Nlllwau-l
skee. one UP. nineteen holes. In class B.
Miss Belches, Of Boston. won from Miss
3Pringle, OF Thomasvlle. one up.
Il Handsome silver loving cups were
awarded to the winners and runners up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
r &C / N, G
City Park.
my Associated Pressa

w
NEW ORLEANS. March 17.-city Park
summaries:
FIRST race-thrce and one-half furlongs-
odd trick 70 to 10Y first; King Leopold Is
to y second, Beau Brummel 6 to y third.
Time. AZ 3-5.
second race Two miles Bradleys Pet
&c to s. first. Eclectic G to y second.
Hymettus GO TO D third. Time. 1884 2-5.
Third race steeplechase, full course
Ohio King az to y first. Blue Minet %
to q second. Gould % to q third. Time.
400 %.
Fourth race Mile -Aonoohord Is to y
third, Iole a to u second. Fonsoluca
Go to q third. Time. lao 3-5.
Fifth race-Alile and a quarter, City
Park Derby-Nlinnie Adams Is to p first,
Kercheval Is to y second, orbicular az
to y third. Time, 2:06276.
Sixth, raee-ssyen MISUNDERSTANDING q
tod first Percy. Clark g. to - second,
Marco (5 to y third. Time. 1875,
Seventh race -seven furlongs, handicap
Emergency (even) first, Meadow Breeze
Is to y second, Airship q to 81 third.
Time. !: II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
NEW LONDON ID LIZARD
ASSOCIATION AsSUCCESS

3!t8I.ONDON.3 March q L-The Amateur
Billiard Association will Undoubtedly
prove a grea success. ss a preliminary
meeting was held IA few weeks recently,
ut which. was sketched the8lne upon
which the associate ion sisstos be run. Es-l
social charac ter. Club premises are to
be taken In the NVescS End OF London.
and not less than three standard tables
are to be erected in 1t. A billiard ANA
stenr championship will be promoted, In
which the champion will have. the pr.vi-
sleges Of defending his title IN his own:
country, and county amateur champions
ships will be inaugurated In every county ~
that shows interest In the game, "A. num-
her Of distinguished amateurs are 'ihter-l
5esting themselves In the new Sassociation,i
Mr.. g. Fl, q Mortimer Is acting al hon.
sec, pro-. tenn, and another meeting IS
to be held soon. N sl sl sS5sisiI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
FOOTBALL REFORM.
Causes for Decadence Of Game in
Great Britain.

Especial to The Times ispatch)
5LONDO IN. Marcel, 17.-'rh he citation for
football reform Is raactiing large sized
proportions. Mr.. j. NJ. Dick. the expert,
has given the following as the causes
for the decadence Of football In Great
Britain:t
~ The continuous addition to the num-
bers of those who follow the game of
men who never played 1t and do not
know it's rudlnents
(2) The prevalence OF wagering, even
lin small way, between individuals in
n crowd.
(s) The License given to spectators to
jeer at and verbally adnronish tie raf-
cree.
% The formation Of ras.:.s dangerous
craftsmanship by CARRIED and unjust ac-
counts Of matches N local papers.
Z (5) The iridiscretf6n % directors and
shareholders OF limited liability clubs
who have taken up the game for purely
5ulterior rcasons-who do not understand
football. and are never likely TO do so.
Mr.. Dick would advocate the organizn-
ton Of FAIRY Play League on the
lines of the Y. M. G.. "A. Primrose League,
or Blue Ribbon Army with n numbered
badge to be worn mt matches,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
Crescent City.

NEW OR LEANS. La, March H.
Crescent city summaries: ss3 NM S
First race--slx furlongs- Tom AlankinsE
9(6sto ~ first, ARABIC (l6 to y second. Fem Y
Ian Is to y third. Time, l 10.
Second raee-four and one-hnlf furlongs
frank Lord (l3 to l0) first, Colloqny5 &
to ~ second, Lucy Marie Is to y third, ~
Time, lbs, 55
~ 'rhird race NJ lie and 20 yards, handicap
st Valentine q to- y first, Blennen-
worth & to y second. Goldsmlth IL to 81 I
third Time, :42 a-5. NJ N M
I'M Fourth ra zee mil lie and 10 yards Rester-
ling d3 TO y first, Celebration I6 to ID 4
second. Louise Y AIacF'arlan 40 to ~
third. Time, l47,
Fifth race7-mile aud an eishth--tho
Crescent City Del'by--Guihlng Star as to-
s6Y first, Lady Navarro "a to 4, second.
Lotus Eater as to 81 third. Time, ;b4 22-5,
q Sixth race six fur ongs Il 5onthern Gross
e to 81 flrst I, Rapid Water @ to lo) SEQ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
SCHRIEBER IN EAST.
Missouri Turf Out With Ex-
tensiVe String for Big Stakes.
III Speoial 10 The TImes- pispate TONS y.

M III (Speoial to The 1! Tllnes- Dispateh.)
M HlMPHIS, March II. Barney scrleber
expects a 70 race a extensive string Of
Thorough breds In the East during the
counting season, The Missouri turfman
has unfolded his plans for tho early sea-
rotary Mac rlan, OF the New Memphis
Jockey Club. Itch calls for a strenuous
campni gil or Dr. Gardner the three
syear-old son OF Bannoc horn and Urada.
%S5sp pr. Ginrdner will be shipped here for
the, .rennessae Derby. schriber's present
PLANS lis for Dr., Gardner TO make his
next start in, the ISent lucky Derby early
4 Invasion OF the East. Dr. Gardns will
be lone az ii he first OF the got OF Bal1aS
mock burn to parade befor inert pollta a
turf oyes. NJ sy ;syigs VIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
q IN THE FAR WEST.
The Sacramento Club in Capable
Hands Of "Bill' Curtin
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.)
SAN FRANCISCO. March 1.-THE va
rious managers of the interior clubs Of
the California League look for one Of
the most successful seasons ever expert
enced by this Organization. The circuit
will be much better this year, as the big
Jump to Fresno was not very profitable.
Sacramento Is not only betting city
from a geographical standpoint but the
attendance is expected to be much bet,
ter In the capital city than 1t was last
season at Fresno. The Raisin Growers
got Oft badly last spring, and interest
did not wake up In the race until the
wind up when the season was cut in
half IN order to benefit tic southern
fclutr
The Sacramento Club will be In most
capable hands. as "Bill'' Curtin has had
a world of experience In base ball mat
tiers and has developed many star
player. Following are few of the men
who performed under Curtin's manage
sment: Jimmy Byrnes. who was drafted,
by the Philadelphia Athletics; Walter
Nagle, last seasons Coast Lea que find;
Sam NIertos, the New York star; Spider
Baum and Bobby Eager. OF the Los
Angeles Club; Youngey Johnson, Mat
Stanley, Phil Knell, Max Muller. Marty
Murphy. Joe McCharty, Harry Spencer.
'Teley Raymond, Charlie Tillson, Jimmy
Sullivan, and a host of other crack
artists, Jts
Curtin says he will have one OF the
strongest teams in the field that has
ever represented the capital city, and
as he has a yery able assistant in w. u.
Rose, a popular man with the fans and
baseball public In his home town, the
senatorial bunch should draw well and
DO n factor In the race. 81
Danny Shay, who will have charge OF
Stockton, is considered one Of the shin
ing lights Of the baseball armament.
The st, Louis Club, real zing his ability,
was going to appoint him scapta In this
summer Shay is In n position to get the
crack major league players when the
eastern sea son is over, and the M illers
willR probably wind UP the fall Mcam palgn
with Il big league OUTFIT.
H Manager Mayer, Of the San j ose Club,
viii have almost the same team that
REPRESENTED the Garden, City last year..
The hustling MAG nate says the Pr.lne
gpickers will be there with the goods
from flag fall to finish. He lis now lay
ling Ills lines for a star pltcher to round
lgout the club, l5 u. sSl. 81 tses MI ,Ss u Y,
II The Preside and other local clubs viii
shaveSthe best talent. tina 4 ca N BIO secured
An tlis vicinity, and should make The
interior teams play top note ball TO Keep
lin the first division M ss III NJ N