Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17


next station and 2:2s ia at the wire
Margaret A winning ans the other
horse good second.
Result Special Pace
iQueen Pomona. -. -. -. -
Time 2:0S L.: 2:03 IA
Result 2:o5 Pace
Zolock ....l-1-l
bystahder ...... ...2-2-2
Ginger -. ....3-3-9
Time :05 Ia; 2:07 Ia; 2:06 Ia.
Result 2:11 Trot
belmont - -. 800. ....1-l-l
Richie Baron .3-4-3
| Time 2:ll Ia; 2:10 Ia; 2:O9 IA.
RUNNING RACES
| There We're two running races during
the afternoon. A five-eighths mile
race was won by Jack Lavan. Gaspard
second. Lady Pelican third in 1907 1-2.
The other race was good one, but
the result of it was wrangle. 1t was
| the last race of the fair week, and
| there was considerable betting. The
finish was in the following order: SUI
sic c, Vasselo. Sweetheart, FL Donoso.
/ When the jockeys weighed out. the
weigher Mr.. Klewans, detected the
jockey who rode Susie c. youth
named Lane. in the act of receiving
several pounds Of lead from his swipes
who held the blanket, the same hav-
ing been juggled out of the saddle for
the race after weighing in. He re-
ported the fact to the judges who dis
qualified the horse and gave the race
to Vasselo, next i'm order. declaring all
bets off. This left Sweetheart second.
f. Donoso third.
RELAY RACE.
A cowboy relay race was run be-
tween Tom Rice and Oscar Roberts,
who had tied in a previous effort. The
race was four times round the half
mile track. The third time around. the
men rode neck and neck: then Tom
got fine start on the last change and
won with Oscar a close second. 1t
was the best relay race of the series.
OTHER EVENTS.
During the afternoon a Mexican
known as Tiger Jack" gave an ex-
hibition of rope work. Juggling and
throwing. that was very good. Juan
diSp iSdill
There was a novel half mile burro
race that was also a comedy event.
The winners were Carlton Williams.
Rraxton Cannon second. Marsh Smith
third Four others also ran. and the
fifth one tried to. but was dismounted.
cut across lots to catch his burTo. miss
ed his calculations, and walked back.
WINNERS.
IL was announced from the grand
stand that J. W Vaughn had been
given the buggy offered by the Pratt
Gilbert Co. and William Ellsworth Of
Mesa City was given the kitchen cab
met the Valley Mills had on exhibition.
FAIR PHOTOGRAPHS
4 great many people saw the big
platform erected in the infield for the
picture man, and wondered what IL all
meant II was ut up for the conven-
fence of Orchard and FARM. an agri-
cultural newspaper. one OF a number
conducted by the Calkins Newspaper
syndicate. Mr.. Kothe was here in
company with the official photograph
er of the syndicate. Mr.. Huddleston
and president of the California Pan
Drama Ca. of Los Angeles Calf. Mr..
Huddleston is one of the two most
successful operators Of the complicat-
ed Cirkut Camera in operation in this
country.
This camera produced as large as
13-foot picture in length. in one con-
tact without piecing. and on one con-
tinuous film The panoramas that
were taken Of the Dan Patch mile on
Friday and the two pictures taken on
Of. h 10
6 feet and feet inches long respect
lively The courtesy of this privilege
was accorded Mr. Kothe by the con-
genial management of the Fair AS
,sociation and F. l.. Stone the Official
photographer OF the association.
These pictures will be used for re-
production in the agricultural papers
Of the Calkins newspaper syndicate,
and to further their interests general
~ Mr. Kothe proposes to get a series
of panoramas in and around the Salt
River Valley to be used with descrip-
tive articles Of general resources of
this famous valley.
In a recent issue Of the Orchard and
Farm will appear many Of these pic
lures. with interesting matter pertain
ing to Arizona, which should be much
appreciated BY Arizona people, being
much above the average work and ac-
cUmulated only by great expense. The
management of the Fair Association
appreciate the interest taken in the
work of advertising the interests of
Arizona by Mr.. Kothe. preparing for
his use an observation stand to the
left of grand stand from which to
make these fine views
HASSAYAMPA DAY.
Hassayampa Day was all that had
been promised from the pie eating con-
test to the baby show, to say nothing
of the typical Arizona weather and
crowd. There was some misunder-
standing as to the correct report of
the Hassayampa Day prizes. and rath-
er than publish ii enormously that fea-
ture will be left for the next issue. The
copy was not all available last night
for the rest of the premium lists, but
they will be published as soon as pos
sible as well as mention of any ex-
hibition features that may not be
reached i'm this issue.