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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
NEGLECTED. COLDS

Every part of the mucous mem
brane, the nose, throat, ears, head
and lungs, ETC., are subjected to
disease and blight from neglected
colds. Billiards. Horehound Syr-
up is pleasant and effective rem
edy. W. Akendrick, Valley Mills,
Tex, writes: II have used Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup for colds
and coughs and throat troubles; it
is a pleasant and most effective
remedy" Sold by Fry Drug Co.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
WANTED.

We want a good reliable man to
take orders for monuments and
monumental work in this and adj
joining counties. Prefer man
with experience in our line, and
will make good contract with the
man who can produce. Referen-
ces required.
THE MCNEIL MARBLE Co.,
Columbia, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
REPUBLICAN CALL.

The Republicans of the county
OF Benton are hereby called to
meet in mass convention in the
town of Camden, Tenn, on the LIST
Monday in October, 1906 lit being
the first day of said month J for the
purpose Of taking action in regard
to endorsing or nominating a can
didate for foterial representative
from the counties of Benton and
Decatur.
This September 20, 1906.
w. Il. MAIDEN,
Pictorial Committeeman.
Send us the important news Of
your locality.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
PEOPLE AND
THINGS
WE SEE AND HEAR OF

Now for the artesian well-we
need it.
w. III. Hooser was in Nashville
Saturday.
Ice cream every day at the Fry
Drug Co.'S.
Noah Melton of Eva was in the
city Tuesday.
r. ID. McCord was in Jackson
the first of the week.
G. e. Wilkerson of Big Sandy
visited here Sunday.
Mrs. Ann Morris has returned
from visit at Nashville.
The family of G. Fl. Sullivan left
Tuesday for Nashville to reside.
Hon. G. M. Leslie and Tom j.
Dodd were at Jackson Tuesday.
The fall term Of circuit court
will convene here next Monday.
The protracted meeting at the
Baptist Church is still in progress.
Mrs. M. McRae, the milliner, is
in the Louisville market this week.
Allie V. Bowles spent few days
in the Nashville market this week.
S. A. Clement is making some
repairs and improvements on his
dwelling.
MI. and Mrs. d. b. Thomas are
visiting at Jackson and Memphis
this week.
William and G. n. Matlock of
Brecheen were here on business
last Friday.
Mrs. Della Williams and little
son, Cooper, are spending few
days at Paris.
Mrs. Curlie Fryer and children
have returned from a visit to rela-
tives at Manlyville.
Cashier William l.. Morris of
the Benton County Bank was at
Nashville last Friday.
w. Harrison Of Holiday was
at Nashville this week where he
placed his boys in school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Clement
have been spending few days on
Lick Greek with relatives.
Mrs. A. V. Bowles and child are
spending the week in Nashville
with relatives and friends.
Carl McRae returned to Mem
.phis Monday, after spending a few
weeks here with homefolks.
Mrs. Ieofla PresSon and daugh-
ter, Miss Birdie, are spending the
week at Waverly with relatives.
R. d. McCord has purchased a
lot on Depot Street and will be-
gin the erection of a dwelling at
once.
We congratulate our esteemed
townsman, Mike Fry, on the adj
vent of new boy at his home last
Thursday.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of William Matlock in
another column. Mr.. Matlock is
agent for the celebrated CARROTS I
Improved Knitting Machine for
family use. This machine has
been prepared to meet the demand
for home use, and is a little Won
der. With one of these machines
any family can soon save the price
Of it in rejoicing and footing hos
iery that they now consign to the I
rag bag. u
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
County Clerk w. D. Cooper has
issuedmarriage licenses asfolIows;
Eugene WHY and Van Alexander.
SPRAfSJs.

S. A. Read, Cisco, Tex, writes,
March Ii, 1901: "My wrist was
sprained SO badly by fall that it
was useless; and after using sever
al remedies that failed to give re-
lief, used Ballard'sSn Snow Liniment
and was cured. i earnestly recon-
mend it to any one suffering from
sprains." Sold by Fry Drug Co.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21

The list ought to grow and grow
rapidly in order to get the work
under way as soon as possible.
Very respectfully,
ALLIE V. BoWLEs.
Camden, September 10, 1906.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR BARGAINS

Peters Shoes, Gypsy Hosiery,
Swami Hats, Symmetrical Pants,
Superb Clothing and O'Bryan
Overalls are winners. Try them.
ALLIE Y. BoWLEs q Co.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
AN ARTEsIAN WELL.
Editor THE CHRONICLES.


Editor THE CHRONICLES
You have repeatedly called The
attention of the readers of the "Old
Reliable" to the fact that an arte.
sian we'll at this place would be &
great thing for the community.
want to endorse all you have said
about the we'll, and to say in add
tion that not only would it be very
beneficial to the health of the com
munity, but think how convenient
it would be to all who live and
come to Camden.
Why, about half the time men,
women and children who come
here for different reasons, really
suffer for the want of a good fresh
drink of cool water during the
time they are in our little town.
This ought not to be, and it can
be prevented by all of us going
down after this well by going down
into our pockets for few dollars.
Not only do the people almost
perish for water, but the stock,
which are compelled to stand at
the hitch rack on court square
from twelve to fifteen hours, suf-
fer for water until they are hardly
fit to work home.
Now wouldn't it be fine if we had
an artesian we'll in the corner Of
the court houseIyard, one you might
call gusher of fine sulphur water,
which would finnish more water
than we could possibly use for any
and all purposes? And a pipe
from the we'll to run outside the
court house yard and into water
ing trough for stock, and from the
trough waste pipe to carry the
surplus water into the cutters.
1t is nothing but right that the
people whocometo Camden should
have plenty Of good fresh water
for themselves and stock while
here, and whileit would be great
thing'for them it would be great
convenience for the citizens of our
town and community.
First, because they would not be
compelled to water their stock at !
their wells, which necessitates
lot of hard work by the parties
having to do this, probably after
they have been hard at work all |
lay. Second, because it would be
SO much nicer for them and their
families when down in town to go
10 the well and drink, rather than
going to some Of the stores for
rink, which may be warm and
stale. Third, it would be much
healthier for the people here to
nave such we'll for their benefit.
Do you know that many of the
wells of this place have contained
1t divers times this summer TO
Tents which have fallen into the
wells and died and that they have
been drawn up piece at time,
Ind during the time they were in
here the water we were drinking.
lad an odor that did not smell
ike the odor of a hyacinth. Ask
he physicians of the townif that
s healthy, and if they say yes, we
will fire them and import more.
The proof of the pudding is the
ating thereof" l mean to get
he we'll we have to startin some
way, as we are all, or at least many
# us, are "from Missouri" when
comes o.parting with our hard
armed cash we have got to be
sighted" Of course, it is moth
ne but right that we should be.
| will give you my idea how we
an raise at least 1000 for a we'll
ike | have just been writing about
the kind we need.
First, get permission from the
ounty court to sink itin thecourt
o1oo x,or1 %hnv lo4 o-ou~Ho,1~,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
FOR SALE.

Good team of mules and wagon.
l.. Ell. PREssoN,
Camden, Tenn.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
MARSHAL NEY BEAT
JACK YOUNG EASILY
Outsider in Betting Surprised Wise
Ones in Three-CorneIed Race
at Hot Springs

HOT SPRINGS. March 24-Only in
the DAYS feature did the Withdrawals
because OF the very muddy track. mill
tate against the sport. only three re-
naming 10 face the starter. In this
Jack Young. on account OF his recent
soOd form and well-knOwn liking for
the soft going. was installed an odds-on
favOrite at 10 3
When the start came Marshal Ney.
the outsider in the betting. Immediately
took command and openeI up a Sap
doH-U. the back stretch with harlafa n
and Jack Young running Ike a team
three lengths back Rounding the far
turn. both closed on the leader. but
turning for home. Harris gave Mar
shall Ney his head and lie i-ew away.
winning with plenty of reserve. Char
latan. in = furious drive, shook OK Jack
Young
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
CONE ON, FELLERS,
SLE|GH|NG'S FINE!
Such Is Cry of Our Brave
Nationals.
THREE GAMES IN DANVILLE
Team Plays There Last Half of This
Week, Then Returns to
Washington.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. March "a
Snow played havoc with the Nationals
work schedule today and they were
forced 10 let UP in their training.
The fakes have come fast throughout
the day and the indications point TO a
fall OF several inches. the deepest OF the
winter. IL now looks as - the SQUAD
will get very little additional outdoor
work. probably not any before The mid
die OF the week. when Manager Stahl
will pull up stakes and depart for Dan
Vile for tine first exhibition games OF the
season. with the Danville club on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Games IN Dsnville.
The hard luck weather which struck
the Nationals last week has been dupH-
Gated this week. The men have been
able 10 geJ out in the open for only three
dsys-We Wednesdsy. Thursday and Fri
day. As Il consequence the slab men
have had nothing like the amount OF
work which they should have had. What
few kinks they have worked out OF their
arms will only have 10 be worked OF
again after this STOW disappears
The remainder OF the squad. however,
is IN fair shape. and il viii not take
them long 10 be in At condition for the
opening Of the season. The exhibition
games arranged should suffice 10 TOP
them OF. All have worked faithfully
this week. indoors and out.
The frst news from the veteran
twirlers who are at the Hot Springs
was received tonight. Catcher HeydOn
wires that the quintet is working faV-
orably morning and afternoon and that
all are fast getting their wings in trim.
Catcher Duff Due.
Dun. the new catcher signed by
Stahl. writes that he will leave hts
home in Providence tomorrow night.
and will report for work Tuesday
morning.
The Nationals have but three more
week days 10 remain in Charlottes-
VILE Wednesday afternoon the club
leaves for Danville 10 play three games
with the Danville club. Of the Virgins
League From Danville the team viii
go direct 20 Washington. reaching the
Capital Sunday night. There the fol.
lowing contests will be played
Preliminary Schedule.
Tuesday and "Wednesday. April and
4-PrOvidence.
THURSDAY and Friday. April ; and {
Boston National
Saturday and Monday. April and s
brooklyn
Tuesday, April 10-GeorgetoWn-
Wednesday, April 11-Baltimore. in
Washington
Thursday April 12-BaItimore. in
Baltimore
Friday. April I5-Princeton-
Charley" Jones left tonight for
Washington TO spend Sunday with his
family
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

course. Ohio King. I49 (McCIain). II
10 >, won; John r. Owens. llS tDupee}.
10 >. second. Little Wally. 80 Gay
nOr). 20 10 I, third Time $3.50 Gould.
Tripoli Bengal ModOc and MOlo b.
also ran.
Fifth race-Debar to =. won: DevOut,
to ., second: Alma Dufour. third.
Sixth race-Lucy Young. , 10 ] won: ::
Meadow Breeze. TO ,. second. Benson
hurst. third
City Park Entries
First race-Four furlougs Alyth. IA;
SpiCn. 10: Mamie X. 10I: Fanny Marks.
i0S. Early Spring. IS. Charawind, I01 +.
Merry Leap Year. l03; The Student III.
King Leopold los: NendiGO. 100. French
Empress, l0@; Tom Dolan, 10. and Jack
Lee, l05
Second race-Five and One-haIf fur
longs. Anna Fitzhugh, Trompeuse. and
Miladi Love. Jos each. Lidwina. Hulda.
Ever Near. and Regale. I0l each. Pre-
sentatiOn. Martha c. and Parma ss2. HS
each. Limerick Girl. Clique. and iran
ces Dillon, loi each. and Sill Water, log
Third race-Six furlongs Rough and
Tumble 115; Kibosh. 1GS; DundaIl. l05;
Gravdal. a: Annie Berry, s.; Major Car
Pentcr. Jos, Plebian. 81 Creole Jim. III
Clifton BOY. los; Wooltessa. l0l. Prince
Glenn. g; Pulque. 81; Ranger, l05 and
Burnolette, g..
Fourth race-ShOrt course. oliver
Nc 155; Lights Out, 1873: Judge Nolan.
Bank Holiday 137: Lord RadnOr, 100;
Redman, l39: John +. Owens. 80
Fiftl race Six furlongs. Blue BlaZes.
III: Lord Dixon. lO5: Miss Point. -;
Josette. ice: Jimmy Maher. 81 Della A..
IO6: America II. %. J. Ed 6irElo. los:
Self Reliant 81; Norbury. III. Tenny-
burn. 103; Budweiser. 10; ConJuTess. 1G3.
Sixth race-One mile. Telephone. 109:
Envoy. 107. The Clean. l05, Labor, lO3:
Freebooter. l02: FloriZel 10l: MiZZen-
mast 80. Bellindiau. 101; Strsder, l06;
Careless. 105; Cay. 100; Monochord Iole.
101: Lieutenant Rice. 81.
Seventh race-Seven furl0nss Gran
ada. los: Oratorian. 105: Galmeda, 9S,
Sage. f06; Telepathy. l0l: Ferroniere.
I0I: Ruth w. 103: Lady ChaTade. a.,
Gold Proof. los. ClovernOok. 10I; Hee ri
Of Hyacinth, los; Mayor Duncan. 103;
Maudina. 96; Buell.. 1O6; Evie Green. 10l-
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
City Park Results.

First race-Three and one-half fur
longs. Lens, III (TrOXler). 4 TO 5.
won; King Leopold, lis lB. Miller). 20
10 /, second; Charley Ward, los CJost)
to /. third. Time. AZ 80
BOnart. Beau Drummer. Reside. Man
ME Cohen. Dan Bradley, Jack Lee.
Jack O'Malley. Skilly. and Wander
Wexford also ran.
Second race-One and one-half miles
selling-LiddOn. 112 CNicOD. ; to ).
won. Belle the Cat. III (Munro) to
l. second; Eclectic. los (Jost). s to /.
third Time 2:36 3-5.
AScepaliaS Dell Leath Orient. Nirgie
Withers. Lady Consuelo, Siss Lee, and
Ann Lee also ran
Third race-Selling; seven furIongs
1mmOTtelle. 102 CTilmau). to l. won
Algonquin. los FarrOw). 80 to 1 sec
ond: Prince of Pless. 80 (Oregar). 10
% I. third. Time. rs SO. Two Penny.
Alcantara. Maggie. Arachue Teddy
Small Talk. Milady Love. Glenwood
Harvest Time. Prediction. Lidwina. and
Oliver also ran.
Fourth race-Steeplechase: full
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
Benning Handicap Has
Wise Ones Guessing
Tips Enouqh TO Please Even an Alsatian
Waiter-Sandy Going imprOved-Bcll-
sniCkcr Has Many TOuters.

fairly regarded as having entered upon
its yearly spring racing throes. This
train is scheduled to leave Jersey City,
y. J.. over the Pennsylvania system at
O'Clock this afternoon IL viii be made
up Of seven day coaches and two par
Tor cars, in addition TO two baggage
cars A quick run Will be made through
10 this city No more picturesque study
% human character win be afforded In
the racing routine OF the entire year
than this same race horse specisI train
Bookmaker. clerk owner, jockey, and
stable boy win mingle in hearty good
viii in the long trip Southwark. At least
So racesoers will come on by the Cava-
naugh special The detrainment at
about $40 O'Clock is fast becoming
show feature of the spring racing influx
TO this city This special train is run
and operated by John Cavanaugh. super
intendent Of the betting rings about
New York.
Shift in BookmakeTs' Stands.
Though a formidable sentiment has
been arrayed against the turf as pres
emily constituted and the Jockey Club
administration particularly during the
months since the close Of racing here
in the East, the Washington Jockey
Club does not apprehend any serious
conflict with the reform interests late
ly so active In the District and also at
Albany y. y However, the fact that
the stationary boOkmakeTs' supply
booths were removed across the line
into Maryland yesterday at Benning is
regarded as significant. The dividing
line between Maryland and the District
Hes right through the upper section OF
the betting ring Were the bookmak-
ers stationed on the lower side OF the
line, Of course, there would be no book
making in the District. This move
SHOWS that the Washington Jockey
Club does not intend TO take any un-
necessary chances
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
CABLE CHESS MATCH
RESULTS IN TIE

NEW YORK. March 24-The fifth in
ternatiOnal cable chess match for the
championship, which played today. re-
suited in a draw. each team scoring
three points. OXFORD and Cambridge ac-
cOrdingly retain the trophy.
The match began at 3 this morning
and time was called at 6 p. m All
but two games had been completed at
that time. w r. Napier. the referee.
called one of these games draw and
gave the other to the American con-
testant.
The story Of the contest is told by the
following summary of pairinSs. open
ings, and results:
America. England. Openings.
Hughes. l.. .Greehalg 6. o. .Ruy Lopez
Mitchell. Z. PAIGE. =. Queens Gambit dec
Miller. o.. .Roughton.l 1 Two Knights. def
Kirkpatrick, Q. O.Hanning,l Queens Gambit
Sweet. Lane. ------Ruy Lopez
Johnston. y. -Hottomly, y Sicilian def
Total-America, 5; England. g.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
TOMMY MURPHY HAD
BEST OF BERT KEYES

NEW YORK. March 24-with the
weekly stag of the Metropolitan A C.
tonight eight three-round bouts were
decided.
The star event was a lively 20 be-
tween Tommy Murphy, Of this city,
and Bert Keyes. Of Philadelphia. Both
lads were in fine condition and for two
rounds Keyes had the upper hand.
Murphy cut loose in the third round
and evened up matters to such an ex-
tent that draw would have been a
fair decision if one were allowed 10 be
announced under the laws governing
boxing here.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
0'T0OlE WAS SLIGHTLY
BETTER THAN OWYER

PHILADELPHIA. March 24.-Tom-
my O'Toole. Of this city. and Johnny
Dwyer. of Perth Arboy. n. j.. put up
the fastest and fiercest six-round bout
ever Witnessed in this city in the main
event tonight at the National Athletic
Club.
The little fellows fought like tigers
from start to finish. and O'Toole's Su-
perior strength sent him under the wire
a winner, but only by a slight margin
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
WANT YOUNG ATLAS
TO MEET FL RENO
Preliminary for Wrestling
Match on Tuesday.
BOTH LOOKING FOR SPORT
Grant Wants Basketball Job and
Mueller Needs Partners to Go
on the Mat
BOTH LOOKING FOR SPORT

Charles Weiss, manager Of Joe Grant,
was IN town yesterday looking after the
details Of the finish wrestling match
between Grant and Max Mueller. which
Is 70 take place at the Washington Light
Infantry Armory next Tuesday night
Weiss was hunting up Young Atlas.
the wrestler who was brought To the
front by Rob Roy Mackey and began
his public career by throwing Mic Ross.
The plan is TO match Atlas against
Andy Smith. Of Baltimore. TO a finish
as the chief preliminary 10 the big bout
Tuesday night. Smith Is a newcomer
in Baltimore. but like Atlas he bulged
to the front with great rapidity when he
did get start He wrestles under the
name OF Ei Reno. and that name. with
the professional name OF Young Atlas.
will make great combination OF queer
sounding titles
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
Grant Wants Job.

Grant is doing some special stunts in
training for Muellers benefit as the
Gel man grappler viii be the best man
he has met this season. He has been
doing a great deal of roller skating, and
considers il excellent exercise for get
ting into condition. He would also pIay
basketball, but as he is professional
athlete he is barred from the amateur
teams. and both the pro. teams having
full quotas. he does not have much Of
a chance of appearing in public exhibi-
tiOns of that sort
Mueller IS doing rOadwork by chas-
ing himself through the White Lot. but
would like a few opportunities to 20 on
the mat with local men who may want
to try his muscles. The German runs
much to chest and arm muscles. but his
legs are rather thin and small In this
respect he resembles Harvey Tyrrell
hut despite his spindle shanks he is
strong on his feet and a hard man to
throw
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
Individuals.

Meyers. Detroit. $50: Holloway, Indian
apoiis. 64s: l. Vandersyde. Chicago. ga.
A. Schwebecke. New York. e4O:
Schmidt. Detroit. sSl; s Schmidkem. De-
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
Five-Men Teams.

Century No l. Chicago. 2.7s4: I.eIsv
NO l, Peoria, 2.1S1; Third National Bank
Chicago. :, 80; Hoffman,. Chicago. 2745:
Cincinnati. 2736.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
Standings May Change.
1wo-Men Teams.

Hamilton and Hussie. Philadelphia
l'2S6; Desbach ana Reed. Columbus. Ohio.
La: Jake Plueger and ]. PlueEer. Gin
clnnau. l.l4: Schwebecke and WHIT.
New YORK, l,l14; Mompel and Helhake.
ST Paul, lii: Gehnnan ard Gebu3a1I
/ Philadelphia, LII. -
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
Racehorse Special.

With the arrival this evening at the
pennsylvania railroad depot of the Cav
anaugh special. Washington may be
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
PH|LL|ES BROKE
WORLDS RECORD
QuakertOwn BOwlers Did
Great Stunt.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. March 24.-With
the close OF the first week OF the tourna-
ment OF the American bowling congress
Philadelphia enjoyed the distinction OF
having broken worlds record and es-
tablishing a mark that is likely 10 stand.
hOt only Tor this tournament. but for
others 10 come
Hussie and Hamilton turned the trick
ia the two-men event by rolling the
phenomenal total Of I2S6 on twenty
eight strikes. JTenty-nine spares and
three splits. :wO OF which were made
by Hamilton
Baltimore Disappointed
Columbus AMI Cincinnati hold second
and third places with 1.247. respectively:
New York is fourth. with LIZA. and ST
Paul and Philadelphia tied for fifth. II
LIN, respectively. Chicago has three
teams in the first IA, Brooklyn .. while
ST Louis, Baltimore. and Detroit. whose
teams were early looked on as win
ners. nave failed 10 qualify.
IN the individual classes. Myers OF
Detroit. leads with $50. while HalIovav
or Indianapolis IS a close second oni,.
points behind.
In the five-men events. the Centl1rv
CT chicago. leads. with Peoria second
and another Chicago team third.
Standings May Change.
Old bowlers here look for the nrassrt
standing 10 be materially changed dur
ing the coming week. as there are still
some first class men left to comDete
TIE present standing OF the tbraa
classes Of the best half dozen is as fol-
lows: -V-
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
Royal Window Likes Sand.

August Belmont supplies the fashion
able horse in Mount Henry. while Billy
keating is going 10 saddle the hot tip
OF the race. This is the mare Royal
Window, which has been startling tae
Benning trainers lately by the high-class
character OF her works. She has been
home trained in the deep sand and will
go better than anyone supposes" sug-
gested a wIse3cre last night in canvass
ing the entry and this may be something
To remember
AS usual. the horses which have been
racing best at New Orleans and the
other winter tracks will elicit the most
serious consideration o. Doeppler has
a strong pair In The Cure and the three
year-old flly Hocus POcus This mare
did not show her true form at New
Orleans. and IL may be said her cOnnec-
tiOns expect a very strong race from her
in the handicap The Cure Is a horse OF
class. and under li3 pounds may be,
counted upon as a dangerous factor
Johnny PanKle likes his rejavcnated
spriuter. Paul clifford. under 10. pounds
This old horse showed a new lease OF
life through the month OF February at
the New Orleans Fair Grounds and
really believe he is the horse 10 beat to-
morrow" is the way Pauls owner put
( his size-up OF the handicap field just be-
fore turning in at the Metropolitan Ho-
I tel last night Race King has done well
! for Trainer Mclaughlin. and is prob,
/ ably the best Of the New York con.
( tineent- He always comes 10 hand early
and likes the Benning sand bottom
NJ. l.. HayTnan's Bellsnicker is tipped
in knowing circles. He has been work.
cd right up TO the race Of the morrow
I The others will De at long prices. and
( scarcely figure on straight form BobbiA
Kean and Brush Up have an early foot
and are distinct outsiders. The Doeppler
entry may rule first choice In the bet
ting 1t about I6 10 s.