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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-10-17
$ Good work ma re for sale
Farmers Supply Co. IL. d If.

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), Good work ma re for sale
Farmers Supply Go. ~: a If.
Mrs Alice Stuart, returned
last Thursday from olympia,
Wash, and has resumed her
position in the Western Union
telegraph office.
Small hard coal burner for
9 a ! e cheap. Inquire at this
office.
Jno. c. Sweet of Minneapolis,
has b e e n appointed United
States district attorney with
headquarters in. ST. Paul. He
will nave charge of the states
of North Dakota, Minnesota
Iowa. aud Wisconsin, to look
after, i'll carrying into effect the
new naturalization law which
requires any alien " hose rights
to citizenship are open to ques
ton to prove them by witness.
es. His salary will be $2,5OC
annually.
X. F. Lands, general con
tract agent of the Northwest
ern telephone exchange com.
pany. of Minneapolis, Mimi,
was in the city the past week
on business.
Pain anywhere, pain in the
head, painful periods, Neural
gia, toothache, all pains can be
promptly stopped by a thor
oughly safe little Pink Candy
Tablet, known by Druggists
everywhere as DR.. Shops
Headache Tablets. Pain simp
means congestion-.undue blood
pressure at the point where
pain exists. DR.. Shops Head.
ache Tablets quickly equalize
this unnatural blood pressure
and pain immediately departs
Write DIR. Shoop, Racine, Wis.
and get free trial package
Large box 25cts.-Druggis,
Henry Miller.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-10-17

The Mother Of Messrs. Matt.
Henry aud Hubert Braun, also
of Meedames Eckee, and Fr;cke
died at St. Joseph Mimi, last
Saturday at the age of 70 years.
The funersl services were held
Tuesday morning at tbs. a!cc
attended by the above named
sons and daughters alao Mr..
Frick, Mrs. Frank Braun, aid
Will Eckes, Tony ano MISS
{ lara Braun, Grandch;!!3.l.. &
the deceased,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-10-17


3. N. Edelbrock traded his
stock of groceries and residence
property on 5th street to Barnes
and Shaffer the past week for
a beautiful residence and busi-
ness block at Jacksonville, Ill.,,
Mr.. Edelbrock will conduct a
business of compress d air
carpet and rug cleaning, uphol-
tering, etc, and expects to leave
in about two week for his new
location.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-10-17
LOCAL /: NEWS.
The "Amazon" defies compe

The "Amazon" defies compe-
tition.
For Dentistry 60 to DR.. D. S.
Brog unier, Schiller Block. If
Harry Stern has been on the
sick list at Delafield, Wis.,.
Oct. 18th Jno. D. strege and
Miss Anna Bohn, of Lidger-
wood,
Oct. 18th, Daniel D. Alsager
and Gernaline G. Iverson, of
Barrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kin of
Hankinson, were in h e city
Monday.
Oct. 18th, Frank Zeithlow
and Miss Lizzie Rossow, both
of Great Bend.
Mesdames Bader and Kaiser
will entertain the Turner ladies
on Saturday, Oct. 10Th.
For first-class watch repair
ing call on Albert Schriber, 2
doors west of City Hotel. If
Mr.. Peterson of Glenwood,
Mimi, was transacting bust.
ness in the city this week.
Miss Emma Olson of Donnel-
ly. Mimi, is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. c. J. Peterson.
About twenty yards all wool
ingram carpet for sale, good as
new. Inquire at this office.
Oct. 18th, Wilhelm A. Bilstad
of Wheaton Mimi, and Miss
Selma Henrietta Strand, of
Abercrombie.
For SALE-A we'll bred, four
year-old trotting horse, apply
to, c. J. SINNER.
The Ladies Aid Society of
the Congregational church will
meet on Wednesday Oct. 23rd,
at the h q m e of Mrs. w. l.
Carter.
The following marriage lie
enses were issued by Judge
Jersin this week, Oct. 18th,
license to Bert Anderson and
Miss Lima Ripe, both of Han
kinson.
Supt. Black n d Attorney
Geo. 8. wallace leave Wednes-
day night to attend the Metho-
dist conference at Minot. Mr..
Black is a delegate from this
congregation.
The l a d e 8 of st. Johns
church will h a yea sale on
Tuesday, Oct. Goth, at Forster
hall. Many beautiful articles
will be on sale, and an excel
lent dinner and supper will be
served. All are cordially in.
vited.
The state federation of Won
ems clubs opened in this city
Wednesday morning. A large
number are in attendance, and
an excellent program has been
arranged. Mrs. w. 5. Lauder
b a 8 charge of t h e arrange
ments.
c D. Rittenhouse has moved
his stock of goods into the
Masonic T e m pie building.
having bought out DR.. Quick.
Mr.. Rittenhouse will have one
of the m complete drug
stores in this part of the coun-
try. DR.. Quick will devote his
entire time to his profession.
Miss Ivy Probert, Ell lie t
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. &c.
Probert of Fargo will be united
in marriage Wednesday even
ing Oct. 23'd to Mr.. Herbert
Brown. The wedding will take
place at the residence of the
brides parents. The bride is a
sister of Mr.. Probert of this
city, and has m a y friends
here.
To check cold quickly, get
from your druggist some little
Candy Cold Tablets called Pre-
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-10-17

in the city Saturday on BUSH
ness.
Aaron Stern returned Satur.
day morning from trip to
Fairmount.
Arthur ]. Guide, of New York
visited his cousin Chas. Babe
a few days this week.
Miss Addie Bauer leaves IN a
short time for California, where
she will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schiller and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tritin of Great
Bend, Sundayed in the city.
Mrs. w. NJ: Wagner departed
Monday evening for a few DAYS
visit with friends at Wynd
mere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Boethcher
OF Albert City, Iowa, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. HI.
Schultz.
Read this, It will tell you
where the new fall style in
"Silby" shoe for ladies can be
had, at r. r. Hausken's place.
J. A. Rickert lost out of his
buggy on street of Wahpeton
or Breckenridge, on Tuesday,
Oct Sth, a dark fur boa, belong.
ing to his daughter, Blanche.
Finder kindly leave at Aspin
wallis store or F. Miksche's
place and be rewarded.
The Wahpeton High school
and Fargo High schools will
play a game of football at L.
land Park Saturday Oct. goth,
for the championship.
A parcel shower was given
by Mrs. w. G. Probert, to the
Beau Not club, l a st Friday
evening, in honor of Miss Anna
Rasmussen.
1t is to your interest if you
are going to build cement
walks to see John Rischard.
He will do your work right
and at the right price. If
Miss Ketcham, of Winona.
Mimi, has accepted the posi-
ton of stenographer at Leach
a n d CANDLES COMM 9 8 o n
house in place of Miss Rasmus
sen who resigned the pa t
week.
The Amazon washing ma
chine is the only machine that
completes the work, de6es COM
petition, satisfaction guaran-
teed, call and see them at
Marcus Peschel's.
Oscar P. Boyer, of Fargo, and
Miss Charlotte E. Burns, of
Breckenridge, were united in
marriage at Fargo last weeh,
by Judge Ryan. The young
couple will reside at Livingston,
Mont, where Mr.. Boyer has a
ranch.
The annual meeting of the
N. D. Fed. of women's Club
will be held here Oct. 16 II 10.
The sale will be open each
afternoon and orders will also
be taken for work.
Cards are out announcing
the m arriage of Henry ].
Buscher of Edgely, N. OAK, to
Miss Anna Schott, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Schott, of
Breckenridge. The marriage
will take place at St. Mays
church at Breckenridge. We'd
nesday, Oct. 23'd at 9 A. NJ.
Trial Catarrh treatments are
being mailed out free, on re-
quest, by DIR. Shoop. Racine,
Wis. These tests are proving
to the people-without a
penny's cost-the great value
of this scientific prescription
known to druggists everywhere
as DR.. Shops Catarrh Remedy.
Sold by Henry Miller.
Rev. E. Olin Eldridge, depart
ed Tuesday to attend the annu-
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-10-17

YOUNG MEAT.
Meat cut from ANIMALS recently killed
and animals that we're all of .stender'
age can be purchased here at the prices
ordinarily charged elsewhere for ordinar,
stock meat.
OUR BEEF
has the fine flavor that corn alone gives
the tenderness, juiciness and toothsome
ness only found in the flesh of properly
fed animals.
Frank Benda's Neat Market,
WAHPEToN N. OAK.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
TWO TEAMS ARE DROPPED
Departmental League Will Have
Only Six Clubs.
Justice and Navy VIII Not BE Rep
ing the Coming Season

II was tentatively decided to make the
Departmental League a six-club affair al
meeting of the directors Of the league
last night in the room Of President Mer-
rift o. Chance. in tie Post-ohice Depart
ment.
This action WAS decided upon because
of the inability OF the Navy ana Justice
teams TO put team i'm the field this sea-
son Several plans for securing two teams
to take the place OF tho Justice and Navy
mines were considered, but We're rejected
ON account Of the prevailing opinion that
II would be- inadvisahle 90 go outside 81
the executive departments for "a team.
MT. Field. OF Justice explained the
withdrawal Of his team by the fact that
there were only four players at present
employed In the department ard no ma
terial ON hand from which To build up a
new team.
Mr. Gauss. who handled the navy team
last year, has lately left that department
and gone 20 the Department of Justice.
bat stated that team for the navy was
practically out of the question as nearly
all the men had had 10 leave Wash
iugtOu 10 accompany different detacb-
After the treasurer's report for 1895 was
rendered and approved, all of last year s
business WIS concluded and plans dis
cussed fer the approaching season.
The league season viii start ON or about
May }. and as The proposed schedule calls
FOR the playing Of twenty-oue games by
each club. the teams would each have 70
play on an average of two games 81 week.
and the season would last until about The
second week IN july. thus giving the play
eTs a chance TO take their vacations in
midsummer should they so desire It was
pointed ont that another advantage Of
concluding tho season earlier in the year
than has been done formerly was the fact
that both the Capital City League and
The Marquette League have announced
that they would finish their schedules in
July, allowing the championship series to
be played of before the end Of that
month
Another meeting Of the directors Of the
league VIII be- called next week by Prcsi-
dent Chance. AZ which the election OF off,
GERS for the ensuing year viii be held. and
the report - the playing grounds commit
tee acted upon.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
DAILY COURT RECORD.
supreme Court of the United states

Supreme Court of the United states
Present. The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan,
AR Justicc Brewer Mr. Justice Peckham, Mr.. jus
ticc McKenna. Mr. Justice Harlan. Mr.. Justice
Day. and Mr. Justice Moody
Elmer c. Andersen. Of Kane. Pa; George 4
Outcelt q Tecamscb Okla John J. McCoskey
Of Baltimore Nd. and Louis 6 Grcgory. Of wash
inzton. y. C.. were admitted to practice.
No. % John Edward McCsrty appellant, vs..
The United states; submitted b. Mr.. H. V. More
house for the appellant and BY SIR Assistant Attor-
ncy General Van Orsdel for the appellee
No 3B The Arkansas Southern Railroad Com
pany Ct al plaintiffs in error rs. The German Ma
tiongl Bank. motion 10 dismiss submitted by Mr..
John Flefcbe. for the defendant in In support
Of motion and by Mr. Edward B. Peirce for the
plaintiffs in error in opposition thereto.
No. Zza Thomas NJ Patterson. plaintiff in error.
IS The People Of the State q Colorado ex rel.
the attorney general q the State Of Colorado argu
ment continued By Mr.. Thomas NJ Patterson. pro
Sc by Mr. l. g. Melville and SIR. Horace Phelps.
for the defendant in error, and concluded by Mr..
Thomas NJ Patterson. pro So; leave granted to
plaintiff in error 10 hle additional brief within
ten days
No. ~ Prccopia Cara de viIlereal ct al,
plaintiffs in error. w. The State Of Texas; submit
tai by Mr. II. G. Dickinson for the plaintiffs in
crrar and b. sir r. y. Davidson for the defendant
in error
No. 25. Augusta A. Peterson e. a.. plaintiffs IN
error. vs.. The Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
Railway Company argument commenced b. ME
NJ A Low for the defendant ia error
Adjourned until to-day At Il o'clock The dag cal
for to-day VIII be as follows: Nos Z5 Is, p. -
go land 81 %. ana zJj. 81 255. 20 2i1, and 25.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
Equity Court No. L.

i
Iicsford vs. Diggius. order ct January = 1906.
vacated and sales ratified ard conveyance ordered.
Comulsinznt's solicitor Il J.. Gatley. defendant S
solicitor. p. H. stephens.
Scott Us. Jennings. reference 70 auditor. Com
plaina1ts solicitors John Riiou, and sieorre e..
Gertmau defendants solicitor. T.. ". ODonaEnue.
In re Iunacy ~ William !. Mctutchsn: commit
tees account confirmed Attorney, L. A. Bale
Nhslsu vs. Nhelsn. Trustees authorized 90 paw
CO Tain debts Complainant solicitors Stuart Nc
Namsrz and II. b. Moulton; defendants solicitor.
J. y. Jennings
Tebds vs. Wilson; pro confesso ordered Com
painsnts SOLICITOR Tucker a keuyen-
schmidt IS. Ross. rule retWnable March Z. 49,.
Complainant solicitors Barnard d johnson and
George r. Williams. DEFENDANTS solicitors. Git
ting & Chamborlin.
I,othweH vs. Richards: leave % make parties con-
plant granted Compliments solicitors. q. J. Ben
jsnin and g. T. Williams; Defendants solicitor.
". e. I'rentiss.
Assignments FOR TO-DAY
No 49, Morsis IS. Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany- Attorneys. JOSEPH l. T6pDcr-AIchcnny, Elan
usrr d Hit
Nm 1853. Halter vs.. American Savings Bank. At
tonnes. Tracy T. Jefords-Chsrles H. MeriIlat,
Wolf & Rosenberg.
No I1 Pitts IS. Muse. Attorneys Wilton J.
LAMBERT. !. Br0sna1.
Ne. 80. Lewis vs.. Severance. ATTORNEYS George
r. Lamar-Homer tiuery
No Isl. Jacobs -. Jacobs. Attorney. Levi Y.
David.
No Iso. Darby vs.. Darby. Attorney. ]. H. WI
son
No 1911. sbImsn rs Shipman. Attorneys. L. /.
Montague. ]. r. 7. Eeeves-Lc0 z. Harlow. Albert
Sillcrs.
No l95 Brady IS. Brady. Attorneys CamHbell
Darlington Walter r. BaYidCe.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
EXPECT GOOD BALL SEASON.
Nationals Are Confident that They
viii DO Well.

Special to The Washington Herald
Chicago. March G-Such information as
has reached Chicago from the Washing
ton team. which left here last night en-
route for Galveston. is to the effect that
all members Of the party are well and
hearty and in a most optimistic mood as
regards the teams prospects for the sea-
son.
Once and for all" CantiIion stated, I
am not claiming any flags. What's the
use of predicting in March? ! know that
is the time to win pennants. but III de-
part from the usual custom. We viii
simply play ball all the time, and do the
best we can. Give this crowd a proper
send-off and iii them with ginger. and it
viii be hard to stop us. / don't think we
Will be out-batted by any team, save
Cleveland and New York, and We may
go along on even terms with them. Il
Hickman. Ganley. and Anderson VIII
please deliver tie goods.
1t takes at least one season to pat a
team together properly, said Lave cross,
"and this team looks Just right to me the
way it stands" Last season our infield
was not acquainted. as you might say
anu iou " Eft Nblhiiie Blff'Nf - Ati'
time we will go along at a much smoother
gait. and viii have every advantage in
stead Of every disadvantage. ] think We
ought 90 bat way up. and the fielding will
be improved immensely. As for myself,
feel about twenty-five years old.
II was announced here last night that
John Anderson had assured the Wash
ington management that he would report
to Manager Cantillon, at Galveston, at
the end Of next week
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
". B. GATES BEATEN.
Heavily Backed Favoritc Never n
Contender At Oakland.

san Francisco, March 6.-W. b. Gates
was heavily backed to win the two-milc
race at Oakland this afternoon. but ne
was not "a keen contender when the battle
began. Iu a hot finish. nGammahle out
lasted Huston. The winner was played
down from to ] 90 - to 8
Wcl-mdtched field. sportcd the colo-s
i'm the three-year-old race. at - fur
longs. Blagg won. IN furious drive.
from Grace O. Confessor. backed into
iavoTi,ism in the third was left at the
post The race was won by Lord Nelson.
at 10 to J.
FIRST EACE-Onc-haf mile. Eaconteu-. Iag
I~eeUlel. Z ta @. won: Katie Rains. 105 fI-HerI.
ID 90 D. second; Lady HidTeth. l0J lh0crnerI. 60
B. tIHl- Time. O-D % Rose H.. Miim0rc. Dolhe
chaser NcsIa. Sir WESLEY, Clara NulhoiIaud, aud
-. Charlie also r5n-
SECOND EACE-Six and oue-h8ls farlou--. Vim
ton, lG. .GIahsml. s &C. 5. won, Convent Bell 100
lBuovui. o t0 O. second. Berium l9- o.. Williams
40 tu j. Hri. Time. o. Miss Martha Peerless
Lass, Seven Bells. BushJhoue. and Las7eu also
ram
THIRD BACE-~iv fuIlougs. Lord Nelson ll3
tEUcI, 20 tu D. wou- 1ne EoTr1hste. l09 .hoemerI,
80 ta J.. second. Pelham 119 IT, Williams. % 3.
Third. Time l.l- IS Dr. sherman. Herslin Nlimo.
judle. and Fl.lic al-a Iau
FOURTH EACE-One and ouc-.iXtecntb miles.
Elaes Prince. 10 d. Williams = Co L Won. I,otguu
l6 SANDY. Go ]. second, Prince Magnet 40
iHoeuefH. = Jn .. third Time. Lac 15. Ink.
Jim Peudclcasr Clochc d'Or. Tssmund. Canejo.
BlsTs NJ a. Powell. Proceeds, and Last knight
also ran.
FIFTH EACE-THO miles. Iuf1mmablC 95
D'aotc'. . 10 s. won. Huston. l06 Koe5neu. Is 20
:. second ilas 100 iHuHtCri. l6 tc ). thUi. Time.
J.5 35. ". 3. Gates and CRATER also ran.
Smith RACE-Fivc and one-half furlone- Blagg.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Barry Farm-Jane Be-slcy e al to Howard 5.
Beckley. lot l.. block s SIC.
Addition 20 Ausc1stis- Henry A. Grisroid et Tx.
20 Louisa I. Bowman. part l0t SIS. SO.
Columbia Heights Alexander NfIlar ct ux. % VIII
ism +. Dismer. lot s. block s.. So
q street southeast, between Tenth and Eleventh
StIcets-Walter T. Collins e. ur. to William
aud Christine HsuCr, llt 81 square e73 SO.
Addition % tousrsss Helghts-Hcury 9. long
Eccker e. ux- 10 Louis Hodges and Ernest 2.
Smith 90; p. block 5 SO Louis Hodges 81 al
CONVEYS sane property 90 William T. Adams SD.
Ne 1915 z street n0rtbWeSt-Eddy T. Townsend 10
Randall Il. Hasner. lot g. square ITO. S5.0o0.
II street southwest. between sixth and Seventh
stfests-t;carse a.. Humphrey et uz. to Flederics
Dietz r.. lot q and uaft lot 81. square i5S SO
BluTrille-t 'harles B. BIooses TO Frank T. Raw
lings lots a. .. Is. p. block 5. lots 8 g. and
60, block S. section 3. so. same N sane. lots
!. is 10 .. 2. block !, section 8 $40.
T. street northeast beusten Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets-Louis T. KCyser TO Christian Heurch.
part original lot g. square 30 SO.
Addition 10 Belsir HeigIts-AIargaret G.. Parsons
e. Vir. tIe0-gs W. TO WinnifICd n. Nbeip.ey.
lot o. block SIS.
H street southwest between Sixth and Seventh
sueets-George &. Humphrey ct Tx. 10 ". Nor
can Weaver. lot - and part lot 81. square IS.
Sle
Center lexington William q. Sullivan. trustee 10
james r. D0nneil5. lots y 10 - bloC5 l6 So
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Planetary Ward
man o. Fahcr Stevenson. lot is bl0ck IS SO
Washington Heights-Ismes ID. Cameron er ux 10
George :. Cooper. lots and s. block 3. SI25la
Robinson and streets southwest Charles Chsuucev
trustee. 81 al 10 George C. Pumphrey. lots % 10
l7l square AZ. SO.
Pesworth-teoTFe - BroRu TO Isaac H BRYANT
part lot 80. square "a SO. J. H CaTues 70
same Tot g. square a. So
Holmead Manor-Thomss A. Brovn e. a. 10 Fan
ME Z. Pate. par; lot 2, block A.. S,92o.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
INJUNCTION At OAKLAWN.
Hot Springs Authorities Restrained
from Interfering with BOokies.

riot Springs. March 6-The promised
ace card was played 10y the management
of Oaklawn this afternoon. when "a tenn
porary injunction was granted by the
county Judge. restraining the local au-
thorities from interfering with betting
operations. until The cases now pending
in court nave been tried Betting on the
several events during She afternoon was
conducted on the New York system.
The victory of Wing Ting. which cap
tured the fourth and days feature. was in
the nature of coup. her owners profit
ing handsomely The second disqualn-
cation of the meeting occurred in the run
ming of the fifth. when Protells. which
finished second. was placed last for foul
ing Request SUMMARIES:
FIRST RACE -Four frlorgs Rustle lG5 IT,
Swami. e 90 5. wcn;s Toru q Highlander, & 90 I,
second Rifle B5ugc. llo ituhuchoui, 20 L. third.
Time d-is s.. Fiawcy. senator BCCkham. Adac.
Wine Merchant Boil Wccyil CtuHta. Victoriu5,
Harmon aud kathNuc Murphy also ran.
SECOND EACE-fUe and rnc-half furlouEs.
Sweet KITTY 900 &C. shilling. 90 l. won; Tbeo-
deaia l0i IAub1choDi, 90 >. second. Reiuc Re
genie. ia "a. Walsh, q % T. third Time, ,os As.
DuSkton. Naliy Harden. Nissa Bobs Pet. Sclets.
Ailiue Cnnmns- Bui71ra, Quintilia, aud ksnks-
bee also ran.
THIRD RACE Six fl7lors-. Be1tooue. zoe Dear
bernl- eysu wen. Balshot, l05 shilling % J. sec
end: Ruth Nolan. los .G. Swain. ; 10 J. third.
Time l.5 81 PTincipis. Limerick GTl LoWclsca.
Dixie Andrews EUdc and Miss Ferris also ran.
FOURTH RACE Handicap. ono mile and seventy
Yards WING rrE. lG ~ Butler. ~ TO l. won;
Tens Rod l0i T. Ricei Z 90 ; second High Hear
TOT shilling. 8 to 5 thTd. Time l.ii So Flip
also ram.
FIFTH RACE Seven frlongs lord Dixon. l0l
Ncrciardl, DO e. T. wou Request s o.. Swami,
3 To 5, second kittic Flatt lG3 jAublchnul II -
B. third. nme y IS. RctoEt. NIatador. Florizei.
IT1teIs and Jake Sanders also ran. Protea finished
second bat Was disqualified tor fouIing
SIXTH EACE-Onc mile. C,irsus. no NorelaudI
Is 70 J. won; Ms Annie, Jos u. BUtlal, % t. !.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
TEDDY MACK WINNER.
Long shot Finishes in Front at Los
Angeles.

Angeles.
Los Angeles. March 6.-Teddy Mack
suddenly came TO life to-day at Ascot,
and romped home an easy winner in the
first race at odds of 50 TO 1. It was
surprise. It was only an ordinary card
that was offered. and the feature was the
fourth race. which was a purse affair.
The track was heavy. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Seuing: FIVE iurlongs. Teddy
AIseS lC2 ROSS 50 10 l. won; Tsus. l92 drestonl,
TO s. second; Big Store. To- Harris. TO l. third
Time .9es.. Joan of Are Kamsack, X Mccarthy,
Ponemah. san Alyiado Esther D.. and Audubon
also IAN.
SECOND RACE-SN fuTlongs. ROYAL Ascot i0
fButwelH II r. 3 g-n. Orslio, 100 lkunzl, 60 s.
sccaud. storlo. l07 lHudlini. 10 /. third. Time.
H. Eankgru. Fslstaff. and Rosemary d. also ran.
THIRD EAJE-Seiling; one mile. Foncasta. l09
tprc,toul. even. W0r; Ayonteus IL UarrIsl to
l. second. Desnagas. lal tNiC0ll. p 10 I. third
Time l-52lt. Lucrece. Prince Frederick, Bansds
and J. Little also iau.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. J. Il. Laugbcy no
JKuapp 9 10 p Won; Tcmaccu. l07 tireStoni even
second, Armo, l0s AiorarU Il 10 ;. thId. Time
a.. LUius also
FIf1H RACE Selling. fgc and one-half fur
Longs Lacere. no knapp. 20 J. won; Lady
King Io- AIodarty). 90 To- !. second; Little Gregg
G- fauuh. TO , third. Time, .l9'z. DaH Col
Inns Susyita Rain Cloud MyItlo H. Agnes Mack
Easter Bird. Silicatc Th0fa Llo. SCutado. and
Welbcr also ran
SIXTH RACE-Selliue; six fHrlcugs II Cssadar.
l0 Mcdaniel. 9 to D. von; Kukield Bell. 100
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thiId Time l.lJ. BeiiingJr and ~ Oga also ran.