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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02
SERIES Of TOURNAMENTS
FOR GOLF ENTHUSIASTS
Weekly Competition Slated
for the Links at
Del Monte

During the months of June. July and
August IL is proposed 10 hold on the
links at Del Monte a series OF weekly
handicap golf competitions for men and
women The womens competitions VIII
take place each Saturday morning, be-
ginning with June 1, and will be over
Is holes, medal play. The mems COM
petitions will take place each Sat
urday afternoon. the initial one being
held on June 1, and will be over IS
holes, medal play Two handsome sill
yer trophies, one for men and the other
for women. will be presented by the
management The winner of each
weekly contest viii have his or her
name engraved on the trophy. and
when the series Is complete the man
whose name appears most frequently
on the mems cup viii become its pos
SCISSOR, and similarly the lady whose
name is inscribed oftenest on the wo-
mems trophy viii capture 1t as her own
In order to provide recreation Of q
less strenuous sort competitions in put
ting will be held in the pretty clock
putting green near the clubhouse, and
for these prizes viii be presented.
There will also be driving and approach
putting competitions on the links The
Del Monte golf course is in excellent
winter having kept il green later than
usual Much care is expended on the
putting green's, which are of unusually
large dimensions Water is piped to
the IS greens, which are at all times in
fine trim.
From July TO inclusive golf
week will be held on the Del Monte
links. This will be arranged on the
same lines as the tournament held last
August The regular fail golf tourna-
ment will be held September 4 to 9.
both inclusive. Handsome trophies for
the various events in both these tourna-
Hlents will be offered By the Pacific i'm
provement company
II is hoped to make arrangements for
a lawn tennis tournament. in which
several OF the most noted players of
northern and southern California will
be seen There are in the grounds of
Del Monte three excellent lawn tennis
courts. on which many interesting and
important matches have been played.
The bathhouse has been improved
and q board walk now connects IL with
the old custom house in Monterey
Plans are on foot 10 hold swimming
races and other aquatic events in the
tank and the open ocean.
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FOLEY AND M'IOUGH[|h
WILL PLAY FOR TITLE
Challenge Match for City's
Tennis Championship
This Afternoon

The challenge match for the tennis
championship OF San Francisco viii be
begun on the California club courts at
$50 o'clock today. The contestants
will be Maurice Mclaughlin chai-
lepger. and Charles Foley. defender.
The match will be three sets out OF
five. The Joseph D. Grant cup. three
time trophy. viii go TO the winner
The San Francisco championship was
inaugurated in 1901 and was won by
George T. Whitney. He was forced to
retire from the game shortly after
ward and did not participate in the
tournament in 1892 Whitney was sue
ceeded by Grant Smith. who held the
title in 1902. Smith was beaten by Nor
man Hodgkinson in the senifnals In
1903. and Hodgkinscn in turn lost TO
Drummond MacGayin in the dnaI
match. In the succeeding tournaments
the champion has not been required to
play, except in the challenge match
dacGayin was the first player to
have his name inscribed on the Grant
cup, which was put up in 1885, 1t has
never been won more than once by
any contestant In the challenge match
of 1904 Champion MacGavin was de-
feated by Percy Aurdocks winner of
the tournament In 1905 Carl Gardner
won the tournament and. although con-
ceded almost no chance to beat Muir
dock, he wrested the title from the
Alamedan in q five set match
Gardner unsuccessfuliy defended his
title in 1905. Charles Foley was in
vincible in the spring of that year and
beat Gardner easily in the challenge
match. This was the last event of any
Importance won by Foley. Just when
he looked to have his competitors out
classed he slumped and has never
played the game as well since. This
is the opinion Of a majority of the ex-
perts, but there are some who claim
that he is playing as well at present
as he ever did.
That the match today between Foley
and Mclaughlin win be one Of the best
played on the local courts in long
while is conceded by one and all Foley
showed himself TO be In grand form
two or three weeks ago. when he de-
feated George James on the Golden
Gate park courts This was Foley's
most impressive victory in more than
year. With the score standing 81
and 400 against him in the second set.
after James had won the first the
champion ran out the next Il games.
This was a wonderful performance
against q player who last year had
held the championship OF the coast. II
Foley plays back TO that game, young
Mclaughlin will have TO play a great
game TO win
Mclaughlin has come to the front
with a rush and has been winning
tournaments regularly OF late. He has
twice defeated Coast Champion Mel
willie Long and has been beaten only
by Percy Murdoch Mclaughlin. is in
cIined TO loaf at the start OF a match,
but usually speeds UP in time TO pull
out.
Both Foley and Mclaughlin are
products of the Golden Gate park
courts the younger player being stfll.
q member of the Junior club
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Boating
WALTER MILLER LANDS
COLIN FIRST At WIRE
Odds On Favorite Captures
National Stallion
Stakes
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TEE CALL

BELMONT PARK June L-Nezthsr elssr;
trsck fast
Flrst rae. selling year ozds seven fEr-
l11=s-RoSez-olnr E69 (REctkef. Is 70 > woa:
Acrobst los tAsuerl. % 20 !. seeo1ds Royal
ouTL i15 tLEe1Srri. = 70 1. El-rc- llEe.
- 30 Goice1 West FU1ky. Black Asre-
kiter. Ssfio- GIL FAzour. finished ss named
Secend racs. > year dds. pErse. foCr and 4
hzlf f-riozEs-CohoCt IL Love. % l. go1;
BeaUco-p IL e. D1cen3. 10 % ! seco1d
Encle IL (Mozntzi-}. % !. -kfrd- Tire. -
Sepor Mo1tciz.r. A-zze. RSoert Cooper. Fsi
cats- Ks1g-s PiEte. Earl g. All Alo1e. Aimee c
EErtt1rd Bs-. frSxa@d zs 1sEed.
T1ir1 rzce- Ses.o-Ei scsli3on stake. Eesr
n - I've cc-icz<s-Cclt- II Miller. l5 70 =.
vcl- Bar So1e IL lEos-1s-i. 70 !. seeood; !;
B@1 Fleet - iPrexrc-l, % 20 J. rkird- Tine.
- SDoksr. King TGzes, Regal YSrs. e1ishec
nsDed- T-1ck -eco-d broksa b IEo-1f-ns
q. e secoa6
FClr-L. rEce- I1tsr1Etfo1si steeplechese- hand
csE vezr ol6s ard upward Ebo1t two niles
EEEEu BsT 40 e Eeicert. % Z. VA NJ
MrCszn - tSro1ef. Is 70 8 seco1c; Fez1zheeE
Is3 [ReSErf 10 70 1 third Tine $50
Rockst, Czlltc-aIS King. Brszrass finished As
ls1eL
Flsta rzcs hEnziszp- year clcs and ur~srd-
re EIle-Do1lF Spzzker iI3 Miller. 20 10.
va TEellE Io5 lSC1rerl. % I. second; Sir
Ia11izEruz inT lMnsErzrei. % ]. third Ilze.
- E-h-eI-z CGzpatE-sr triskec 1zzed-
serea furlozEs-Glezksu &c CHed5coc11 70 I.
Tu1, B-iEhr BoE - = PoEe-s3. 70 !. seco1ds
Ble G-zl6e loo sTEiskt. I5 20 l. third Tine.
= S-5- oliver C-oz-e1, ClcsscereSz. D1rbe-.
ttr-le Wcocs- God Cirele- Bo5e1iz1- kesrrel-
EeLbC--us N1Ztzee finished as named
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ILLINOIS TEAM TRIUMPHs
Wins Western intercollegiate Chan
pionship by a Narrow Marzin

CHICAGO June 1-WorksrE r--,. -
indicated form. the track and aela tea,
OF the University OF Illinois won r.
western intercollegiate cha-aYo-S-7,
on Marshall field this afre-noon- T-s
victory was By q narrow margin sun,
mary
Nile run-Lyon. Chicago. wor. Ts-.
l:3T
40 yard run-Nsrriarn. CHICAGO.
won Time. 81
High Jump-Slagh Grtrnsil -o-
feet inches
100 yard dash-Nay. Illinois. ~.n
Time. 3 4-S-
1zo yard high hu-d1es-S-frrso7
Sorre Dame won Tine. 1875
Discus thrOT-Nessmsr. WIscorss-
won: III feet inches
Pole vault-Iddlngs. Chscaxo a,d
Haggard. Drake. tied AZ II feet
inches
Halt mile run-Nye-s. Wisconsin.
won Tine. a-ol
snotpus-Burroushs. Illinois. Won:
- feet Ia Inches
20 yard dash-Huc. Iowa. -c-.
Time. II
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Washington University Oarsnen Defeat the Stanford Eight
Splendid Physical Condition Wins
For the Northern Creu

Stanford undertook TO get an early
lead. but in this IL was disappointed.
When the crimson oarsmen saw the
white blades gradually creeping ahead
they seemed 10 lost heart and after
the first mile they were vfsibly in dis
tress- The clean stroke which was so
prominent in their practice was Jack
ing. and there was considerable splash
ing. Captain Zimmerman seemed to
lie on his oar at times. and it was
afterward announced that he had been
taken suddenly i'll soon after the start
After the first minute and half
Washington settled down TO "a and
the visitors to IS.
At the end OF the first mile Washing
ton had lead of about half length.
Coxwain Turner called for a squirt from
his men. who recovered BIT of the lost
territory but the crew did not appear
to be able to stand the sS clip, and
there was considerable splashing.
FINAL sPURT OF WINNERS
Washington continued TO gain. and
al the mile and a half it was nearly a
length TO the good and stroking the
steady S4 TO Stanford's 81.
Both crews were working well in to-
ward the west side of the course in
Washington's territory. and the boats
were travelling within stretch so feet
wide. Stanford was steering a very
poor course. and Turner and Conant
We're urging the others on TO greater
speed
Both crews were urged on for the
nnal squirt. but Washington's stroke
did not quicken. although the men put
even more power into Ine oars, show
ing great amount OF reserve strength.
Stanford could not do better than SO.
The lead OF the white over the GRIM
son was not increased until Within 400
yards OF the finish. when the cheering
of the crowds was heard. and the
Washington boys replied with a. splen-
did burst OF speed and tore across the
line four and a half lengths to the
good Both shells were Immediately
surrounded by small craft
The official time Of the Washington
crew was 23:3s and OF Stanford 23:54h.
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MISS MORGAN FIRST WINNER

DEL MONTE, June 1.-The opening
contest over IS holes. medal play in
the ladies' continuous golf tournament
took place this morning and was won
by Miss Ella A. W. Morgan, whose
name viii be the first to be engraved
on the silver pitcher presented by the
Pacific Improvement company. Handi-
cap medal play for the trophy will
take place every Saturday morning z
during June, July and August the
name OF the winner of each weekly
competition being engraved on the
trophy When the series is complete
she who has won most victories will be
awarded the trophy.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02
Mss SUTTON WINS MArcH

LEICESTER, England. June 1.--Mfss
May Sutton OF California and Mis-
EastIake Smith completed today their
match In the singles OF the open lawn
tennis court, which was begun here on
May 80 The American won, Ga. ga.
ga. Miss Sutton had won her FIRST set
against Miss Eastlake Smith by s-4 on
May 3d.. when rain began falling and
the play had to be discontinued.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02

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Struck out-By Celf6 3 hy Rsndolrh |. hT
Hogan / Bases hzlls-0f Csh1 3 G. Ran
dolph 3. OF Hogan l. Two base hir-BssSev
Three base nifs-LOrrrr. Bzssey- Dcuble play
Do1shue 10 Cesey. Sarriice hit-Bss<ev
Caii1. Lovett 2. Stolen besss-Donahre More
McCreedie- Hit BY pitched naI1-Suith FIRST
base On errUs-Pcrtisnd J. I<fr On hss-s-
Portland q. Oaklsnd s. Innings pirehed-By
Randolph 4. By Hogan 5. Bssehiss-0r Ran
dolph 5. OF Hogan 4 Tine of xsne-I hou-
and 45 Minutes Uupire-Derrick
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02
MARATHON RACE RUN IN MUD

ChicaEo WOE the Is mile Marathon race
from F-rseburE- Ill. 20 St Louis. today
IN hours ss minutes and IS seconds
Alexander ThibezUx OF Chicago was
second. Charles Trait Of ST. Louis
third. The entire course was over
muddy roads.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02
TORONTO SUMMARY
Martin Doyle Takes the Feature
Event at the Canadian Course

Event GL LLG A6ldllGl AOLLSG
ToRoSTo. Ont Juas I-Eeathe- eIoady;
Fi7sr rsee-Fire raa hslf f1riaEs; selling;
2 year clcs s1t EpEs7d-
-2i-Sshriells tButoul --Iol I6 -
s-AE1s Smith iNcCsrtTi- g 81 eh
15-Ls Gloria fR-Nsrrt1l loo IL 5-b
Fstsez ostcbea, o1s J. Begsfis. sui.sec as
seeond rsce-FIFe f1rioagz. selling; year
ODDS He-se and JoeksT wtst su. TN
3-l-Lsrfkin fGolcsretnf.--.Ioo 3 L Il
Is-I-Ns-Eof foasrrsnr1ozi S 1 * 81
Tine sol AEzilene. D-edgs-, finished ss
lsUed
Third zace-oue ulls- parse 5 year olos and
ODDS Horse sd Jockey. Ets- Fia
sI-Ceper ssses tGoldsznl.IOs Il II
-2-l-kelTi2 lLloydl 49, g 3sk %
Tine. Iss3. Cou-rnsrtizl K-kfelc Kelple,
Jogpsnis. fzis5ed ss nsDed-
Fou-rh rare-one and al eighth nlles; purse;
: vssr olds ard CpEsrd:
ODDS Horse and JockeT-. VT Sc = Fin
z1-Esrrta Doyle nzoycD -.I29 II IL
75-Nisaie Lssza 1ssHs Dsa 5S.soI5 rs 81
Tine- Is - De0ee- J. z Jeughrey, Ten
1ersire. finished As named
Ffttb zsos-Two and hsIf niles; steepie-
clsse; year oldk and upward:
s-5-MeoEsss ~ sNeiSi15 sS ....iss II IL
i5-l-RusselI A fP- Hoezn) -lS2 - q
si-5cld Run fHe1rVt q IS
Time. 5s0e s-s. Ezter5oy. BufwsI. Kuro. 'Rsch-
ard r., Frs-k So1e-s. finished named
sixta rsce-one and ssIteeuth niles. purse.
: year dds ard upTErds
ocds- Horse and Jockey VT 81. = FIn
1-2-F sofornm fMcDsniel liz 2h III
s-lo-Ton Dolsn tSsuesll.- p III IL.
10l-Af6nity fGoids.etnl- - 81
Ins- Is Is. Ssnoo D. Old Ccloay. Castor.
1LiEtet ss named
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,IANIAR

Home run-CsrlIsle. Two base hits-crsvath.
Williams. Sacrifice hits-Wheeler (el. Irwin
First base on called bslls-or Gray .. OF Jones
s. Struck oat-By Gray 1, by Jones s. Double
Moriarity TO Williams ca. Gray 10 Smith
Passed ban-Hoesn. Wild pitch-6rsy. Tine
OF game-l hour and S. minutes. Umpire
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02
YaLE WINS AT TENNIS

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June 1-TaIe
defeated Princeton IN the annual tennis
match On the courts Of the Lawn club
today. taking five matches in singles
and both in doubles.
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w E A K MEN

DR. HALLS RETNvIGO-
RAIOR stops all losses ara
unnatural discharges IN "a
hours You feel an improve
menr from the crSt ScSa Wa
nave so much coneeence in
our treatment that we orsr
EiYa Hrndra.a -.nrsr.az
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02

I ". W. KovEs-The new hesdcusrters Of
the L ". " Is located st $40 Lzrkin street A
reading RON. committee room and reception
room have been elsborzteIy fitted up.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02
LOUISVILLE RESULTS
St Volna Earns Brackets In the
Full Course Sueeplechase

LOUISVILLE. by, June I--Hezther clo1dy
trsck besvF
First rses-si1 suzlozgs. selling. : year oldz
oass- F5orse, ard gockeY- VT St Str Pr
5---Bc-errisn fBitEcf ------ - 4 =
A1esso tDe@rs.a-1s ----leS = u
I'm IS - Nsarz. H-IIE0<dehe sEinfberTy.
Essr.e d Petter- Ne ouzrte-- EUezz- Brtree
= Fless. bolfboz NeTs- e1fSled as named.
sseoa4 rseeZFl's tgEio1gs- EgEss yssr eIds:
o1e fio-=e and secEey- W. Il SIR Ei1-
-Ee1el Q1ee1 - Lee5 --les . lS
. t-TIlow ffsrifSrht -...---ls2 - z'I
7-I-Lsfys Man. -. Buffer = : 81 "a
Tine l-1t5 Bgr0- Ei1szEzm- Tre Xzulzse- Black
Coat. L5ttIe teaaie. so1Eiss, tnlshed Is nsned
Thira rzes-ous ME. puEse. -ss- oles ard
os6S Ra-ze and TocEeT. wt- s. :. Fin-
5l-CssleE-sD ID Als-tHl -I1S Il *
1--t.t-ssEl Firch D. Boiz7d8If2 "a
15-Tte Min@s -, Jeei ----II3 - :
Iius. i-i2 % Littis L1shtes also rsn-
rou,h rsrs-s,ssRIssaass. fzIi .eoarss. ; year
od6s- Hg-s md Ioeksy. VI So Fiu-
1.5-pfra.e -T.s-rlerroa7 .-I5f 8 q.
E--EEElsre rfcrriso1f ----sz2 II , -
TiHe- e-sg 40 Lady Jocelyp, Nzrsn. finished
Tifh rsos-ons nile pzrze. eenflenea ride-s
olLs- IioEse and aoeEey- W. 81 = Fia-
s1-fr. Farluu fCoiiyerl III Fl rs
4-l-SriftEiuE fCrggeip ---f5i &c
s.-Pers ytnessr fHzneoekl lIs7 Al
Tine i ~ So Alcof. Falkland Szro1ols. Je-
hsss Rece9zt- 6ulshed as nane1-
ska rzce--one and si-teerth niles. sell
-, Zezr -oics and up~srd.
90 Sss=-.2ee re sEe. s.e esIsei.r5sy,sos ri
leI-LsasdoEa g. swsiu)--ios 5h "a
si-Benflzo "A Brer1f III 2l 81
hoe. Tia&er, BED odgen. Fast flight, finished
-ELt-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02

At cincinnatf-cinc,nnau-st Louis game pozt-
pozled. rain
At Philadelph.a-Boston game
Al Pistsburs-PIttsbws-cA game post
poned. rain
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RESULTS or GAMES
saa frasei.ea. ~ Le. Angeles. 5.
Portland, d. Oakland, o.
STANDING or riln CLUBS

periods when the fans had a chance
to yell for their favorites. The score:
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NEW YORK. June 1--BrookIyr Scored an,
other victory New Ycrk In q hard for~r-
10 inning game today Lewis In Ave tines m
made two doubles and three singles Scose:
R. H Z
orook!n 1f 8
Sss sst,sT,ssc.aie. p,,-,,. .,s a.,
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SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE CALL

SEATTLE. June Ito the accom-
paniment OF the footing OF whistles.
the blowing OF horns and other din
producing Instruments so closely con-
nected with college athletes. the eight
oar crew OF the University Of Washing
ton crossed the finish line OF q four
mile course on Lake washington today
q winner By four lengths over the Le-
land Stanford university oaTsmen-
notwithstanding the confidence Of
the students OF the local Institution in
the ability OF their crew. the ease with
which the latter captured the big re-
gatta and the accompanying honor OF
the Pacific coast intercollegiate cham
pionship was q big surprise to the ma
Jority OF the rah rah aggregation
As the two crews went down the
watched through their glasses. and
when the white blades Of the Washing
ton boys were seen TO fash into the
lead there was an instantaneous out
break OF enthusiasm. which increased
in volume as the two crews made the
final spurt and Washington crossed the
line in front
The race was one OF the finest ever
seen in the west, although IL must be
admitted that the work OF the visitors
was rather disappointing. In the try
out on Wednesday morning they had
covered the course in 22:s<. OF con-
siderably more than q minute faster
than they rowed today. At the same
time IL should be stated that ConEbear'a
men also rowe dthe distance in better
time than in the contest They are
said 20 have gone over the course IN
$3.50 Wednesday afternoon
PHYSICAL CONDITION WINS
Il was their better physical condition
which won the race for the Washing
ton oarsmen- Trained to the minute
IL is doubtful II q squad of athletes
ever entered q shell in better condition
10 put up the fight for their lives.
Throughout the race they maintained
q beautiful stroke. seldom varying
from the steady 81 which they set after
the first 50 seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02
HARVARD WINS wTrHorrurr

CAMBRIDGE Mass yu-a Y-af-
though Harvard was unable 70 ootst,
hit OF Deshon today the ca-b-td~.
nine shut oct Cornell as a rssuir -
base on balls. a passed nall a,s a
wild pitch Scors-
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WINNING RUN SCORED
IN THE NINTH INNN|hG
AMERICAN LEAGUE

CHICAGO. June f--Chicago scored the c1rr
run with two o1r In the ninth inning Hab1
the only local 70 pass second base led cr ~f-s
single was safe at second On Arche-'z ufls.
throw. went 20 third On Isbell's sacrifice, and
scored when Domaine drove fy 70 Ierr So
Both pitchers worked fast and honors we're even
betBeen them score:
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BASEBALL TODAY AT z:aP.M.

RECREATION PARk.
VALENCIA ST. BET. 18th AND ss7sn.
SAN FRANCISCO VS.. Los ANsEs4sA
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PRINCETON DEFEArxyarr

NEW HAVEN. Com Irns r.
Princeton took . Il inning contest fror,
Yale today. good hitting and bass ru,
ming ori7gtng the fnsl tSilSss- score.
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ACCUSED or sUzeLARx-Hs.zv Frs-x
Detectives ccnlan and Nclscwaa Sa a rSs-c> -
hnrEle-J- He = accused hv = RsezIa- ~
breaking Into his s&loon ~ 1S4 Fclscn sr-@et
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02

BOSTON. June L-Toung vas effective -,
men were on bases, and shut New YORK out -
day. Score.
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LOUISVILLE. by. JHae I--wezther eloudy.
-rsck hesTT-
First rsce-si1 tuzlosgs. selling. year Oldz
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02

At wsshingtOn-washingron- philadelphia posi-
poned; rain.
Al ST. Louis-st- Louts-clevelsnd game posr-
poned. rain
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02

Batteries-Scanlcn. Parrius and Butler: wutse
McGinnify and BoEermzn-
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q On At 800 Ethel Day place.
rfncess- out Winner 1r- N by Far
Won driving Second stopping to
Day better rated than Security. which
turn and she outgamed Princess Tifz-
cn Security. He rushed the horse TO
horse stopped 10 a walk in last thirty
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02

Battsries-Heinegar and Coonsy:
Meyer. H Jones. Van Week and T.
JoneS-
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ime-:23 as. AS %. 1:f4. 1.40 Is. 1:45 As.
4: show . Il McGowsn- place, So; 81
Pontiac PoBcho. Trained by Z E Getche
Highest prfce-Andrew Mack 8. Ed she
marked contrast 10 bis last start He '
and moving 10 the front when Kirschbaun
stopped last part Andrew Mack nothing
last race Others no chance
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
PROBATE NOTICE.

Tn the Probate Court of Cochise County, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate of Francis A. Oyens.-Notice of settlement of final account and distribution of estate.
 Notice is hereby given that Maurice Denn, as administrator of the estate of Francis A. Ovens, deceased, has ren- dered and presented for settlement, and filed in said court. his final ac- count of the administration of said estate. and a petition for the distribu- uon of the same, and that Thursday, the 31st day Of January, A. D., 1907, at z o'clock p. m., at the court room Of said court, at the court house, at Tombstone, in said Cochise county, has been duly appointed by said court for settlement of said account and the hearing of said petition for distribu- tion, at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file his exceptions, in writ ing, to the said final account, and con- test the same, and show cause, if any, why a final distribution of said estate should not be ordered.
 Dated January 18th, 1907.
 J. E. JAMES, Probate Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
THOUGHTS FROM TIRE DUEL

Love is not 8 profane word; it is A word which has been profaned.
 None of US is ever so happy or So unhappy as he imagines; the patient always exaggerates.
 The woman herself fashions the sort of love she inspires.
 The weakness of those we protect is cften our surest safeguard.
 life owes yoo life, that is to say, love. It will pay its debt.
 One can always do what one chooses especially when it's impossible.
 There Is no joy without suffering. Bus shere are sufferings without joys. God keep you from them-
 Who can escape suffering2 T VIII not sufferi"-you might as well say, T will not breathe!"-and die of sui location.
 The cloister is not the place where cells and gratings are. Where then h the prisons of sacrifice, and under the locks of duty.
 Tn this strange life of ours there are unexpected and decisive moments. su- preme without our knowing how ol why; we feel it--that is all. Flashing moments which throw a gleam of lightning on our destinies.