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The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-30
Colorado's First Temperance Law.

Denver, Col, March 26.-In the pres
ence of a large audience, including
clergymen and officers of the WOm
ans Christian Temperance union, Gov.
Henry Buchtel, Monday signed the To-
cal option bill, the first temperance
measure ever passed by legislature
in Colorado. The event was celebrated
with religious services opening with
scriptura1 reading and closing with
benediction by Gov. BuchteLS
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-30
"KATY" BARS RED SHIRTS.
Engineer Mistook a Signal for Mans
Apparel.

Sedalia, Mo-, March 23-E. NJ AL.
word, general superintendent of the
M, K. & T., has issued a bulletin re-
questing section men not to wear red
shirts while at work. The expiana-
tion is said to be that an engineer did
not heed a red signal recently, and,
when taken to task, he explained that
he mistook the flag for the red shirt
of section man.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-30
Elevated to Cardinaiate. :

Rome, March 25-After Mgr Rinal-
dini, the papal nuncio at Madrid, is
eleTated to the cardinalate, it is con-
sidered to be almost sure that Mgr.
Della Chiesa, the present substitute
papal secretary of state, will replace
him as nuncio.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-30
o. G. r. G. Train Robber Caught.

Grand Junction, Col. March 26.-Al-
vim D. Potter, 35 years old, was ar
rested here by Sheriff Shrader. 1t is
said that Potter is suspected of be-
ing the leader of the band which held
up a passenger train on the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad three years ago
near Parachute, blew up the express
car and got away with a large amount
of booty.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-30
Quarantine Raised Against Speaker
Cannon and Party.

Panama.-Speaker Cannon and the
members of his congressional party,
who arrived at Colon yesterday on the
steamer Blucher and were placed in
quarantine because the steamer had
not been out from Venezuela six days,
were released from quarantine this
morning. Accompanied by Chief En-
gineer Stevens and Lieut.. Col. Goeth-
ais, who is to succeed Mr.. Stevens, and
other chiefs of divisions, the party
iourneyed across the isthmus, inspect
ing the canal work on their way, and
arrived here at noon.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-30
Hold Men Suspected of Murder.

Mt Vernon, H., March 22.-TYo
men were arrested here yesterday
suspected Of being implicated in the
murder of Joe Caruso at West Frank
fort, H. Caruso, who had in his pos
session large sum of money, was
attacked with an axe and his head
severed from the body. The men ar
rested refuse to talk.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-30
Nebraska Governor Gets Free Rent

Lincoln, Neb., March o2.-The state
supreme court handed down a de-
cision to the effect that Gov. Sheldon
need not pry 500 a month rent for
the use of the executive mansion as
a place of residence. The suit was
brought by the attorney general at
the request of the governor to deter
mine a much-discussed question of
whether or not free house for the
governor is not equivalent to giving
him a perquisite forbidden by the con-
StitutiOn
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-30
wife Murderer's Sentence COMMITTED

Albany, N. Y, March 23.-The SEN
tence of James Flaherty, who has
served "a years in Auburn prison for
killing his wife in Brooklyn lin 1882,
has been commuted ty Gov. Hughes,
permitting his release on Monday
next.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-30
Neqro Banker Shot.

Hattiesburg, Miss, March 22-The
recent trouble over a negro clerk al
the Hattiesburg postoffice is blamed
for the shooting by an unknown per-
son here of a banker. e. D. Howell.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-30
statute for Late MARQUIS.

London, March, ga committee
composed of influential men has been
formed to raise funds for a statue OF
the late Marquis of Salisbury. prime
minister of England.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-30
Asks Government Aid In Search.

Dover, Del, March 23.-Dr. II. n.
Marvin, whose 3-year-old boy disap-
peared on March 4, has telegraphed
President Roosevelt asking for aid in
the search for the child.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-30
SPRING TRADE IS VERY GOOD
TURNOVER BIDS FAIR TO EX.
CEED LAST YEARS RECORD.
Improve Is Reflected All Around,
Even in the Northwest, Where
Collections Are Slow.

New York, March 23-Bradstreet' 5
says: spring trade is at its height
and the turnover bids fair to exceed
even last years, the stimuli being fur
nished by more favorable weather,
the approach of Easter and the visits
Of merchants to the larger centers.
Improvement is reflected all around,
even in the northwest, which now ap-
pears 10 be getting back to normal
conditions, although collections are
still backward in North Dakota. At
some pointj in the west sales of dry
goods on spring account are fully IL
per cent above those of last year,
while fall business thus far placed is
also in excess of that booked in 1906.
Collections tend to improve, the south
west being conspicuous in this re-
spect owing to, the fact that country
merchants are discounting bills.
Some Lines Refuse Orders.
Pig iron shows little more life.
Contracting, however, for certain
forms for distant delivery is now
marked. Manufacturing in general is
active and some lines refuse TO book
any more orders for spring shipment.
Labor troubles are somewhat more in
evidence, though the disturbances are
localized.
Eastern dealers in wool appear
more inclined to dispose OF stocks in
the belief that prices are high and
there is some hesitancy in placing or
ders for cotton goods for far distant
delivery. Orders for fall footwear at
the east are likewise backward and
copper is not as strong as heretofore
Somewhat more activity is displayed
in foundry pig iron for future deliv.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-30
Floods Retard Reduction.

In the south, where the bulk OF the
business has been placed, prices nave
stiffened. While the floods in TIE
Pittsburg district caused only tenn
porary stOppage of work in the steel
and iron industry, the effects were
sufficient to retard production
Demand for finished lines continued
good and San Francisco has figured
to the extent of 1,5OO tons in the
contracts placed for structural mate
rial. New business in steel rails Is
light. Wool Is quiet and less tend
ancy to contract for new clips is
shown by dealers. The shoe and leath-
er trades report activity. Domestic
hides are quiet, tanners demanding
concessions and willing to see lower
prices
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-03-30
ADMITTED TO PANAMA.

The case will be appealed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
GOOD ATTENDANCE
At EMERYVlLLE
Miller, on Volladay, the Favorite,
Takes Feature with Ease from
Poor Field-Track Con-
ditlons Good
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23.-There
was a good attendance at Emeryville
today and the track was in fair con-
dition. In the mile and a sixteenth
race Miller had the mount on the fav-
orite, Volladay, and came in an easy
winner over poor field. Ruby lost the
five-furlong event to Santa Ray, chiefly
on account of Browns delay in moving
toward the front.
First race, three and a half furlongs
college Widow Q07), w. Miller. to
5, won; Leonardsdale Q10), Mcbride,
IL to l, second Billy Meyer Q10), Will
liams coupled with College Widow,
third. Time. 40 3-5. Ocelita, Ardena.
Raleigh, Orongo, Wayne, Frank Skin
ner and Abe Ruef also ran.
Second race five furlongs-Sugar
Maid QO3), w. Miller to /, won; Ruby
GOD. Brown, to 10, second; Billy
Mayham Q0O, Sandy, 5 to 1, third.
Time, 1902 1-5. Yadda, David Boland,
Jolly Sharp, Royal Scott, Singsworth,
John C. Grous, Rose Pompom also ran.
Third race, seven furlongs-Santa
Ray 900, Brown, 8 to 5, won; Fury
QO5), Sullivan, Is to 5. second; Judge
Q09), Davis, 10 to 1, third. Time,
1870 2-5. Water Cure, Sir Carter, Bogo-
hama, Eduardo, Warte Nicht and
Sharp Boy also ran.
Fourth race, one and sixteenth miles
l-Volladay Q0O, w. Miller, to S, won;
The Borgian Q0D, Hunter. to 1, sec
ond; Gateway (9O, Kirschbaum, II to
2, third. Time, 1:49 3-5. Mandator,
Blue Eyes, Corrigan also ran.
Fifth race, mile and fifty yards
Dorado Q09). L. Williams, Z to 5, won;
Avonalis (9D, w. Miller, even, second;
Hooligan Q09), Forner, 16 to l, third
Time, 1:47 1-5. Barker, Ismailian and
Huston also ran.
Sixth race, futurity course-Ingham
| GOD, Horner, 13 to 10, won; Gemmel
! 900, Brown, 5 to 2, second; Fair Fagot
! 900, Mcbride, to 2, third. Time,
Ill 1-5. Mabel Hollander, Talentosa,
Fritzi Ferri also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24

third honors to settle about between
themselves.
There is speed galore in the second
race, as such bullets as La Gloria,
Entire Nous, Platoon, Don Domo,
Slickaway and TOupee will meet. Entire
Nous is my selection, as she was short
in her last out and should run an i'm
proved race today.
Don Domo is always there at the
finish and should be the contender all
the way. La Gloria, if she gets away
first, will be hard to catch, but when
once nabbed will dog it, as she is not
game Toupee and Platoon will hard
ly start today after their hard race
yesterday. Slickaway has an outside
chance to win. May finish Entire Nous,
Don DomO, La Gloria.
The best bet of the day as far as
playing a winner is concerned is Sun
ray in the third race. She outclasses
this bunch and should win all by her
| self Clandestine looks next best and
/ has only CadichOn TO beat for show.
| The latter is a better horse than he
| has shown and may beat the top ones
| He ran some good races in the east
| last season. Jack Little and Van Hope
| have a chance to finish in the money
The fourth race brings out bunch
| that is evenly matched and leaves the
] result an open c1lld dll' I4llHdbtLAt / DNS''
| better company than this, but 1t was
on a heavy track, which is to her lik-
/ ing. If she runs as well on a fast
track she will be hard to beat. Chan
| Cellor Walworth can do better than his
! last out and should be dangerous
factor today. Los Angeleno and Co
tillion will be bang-up at the finish ant
both have an excellent chance to finish
/ first. Morendo and l Told You do no
perform to their morning trials.
The baby race should go to Kati'
Rains. She beat this bunch before anC
should do so again. Orena looks mex
best ana will have to do her best I,
beat Booger Red. The latter is a quicl
breaker and is very speedy. Marian
ma and Lackfoot have good chance t.
be among the first three. Macall Is
Walsh cast-off. but is reported goo
one.
Confcssor IS in his winning streal
and it is wise TO string along witt
him, as he is in grand form right now
and should win again today.
Judge Denton, after his let up, vii
be fresh horse, but can hardly bea
the top one Revolt and Bologna vii
have a tusslc for show money. Bets
may finish inside the money, as she
} game and fast.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS
AT NEW ORLEANS TRACK

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 2S.-Fair
grounds results:
First race, three and half furlongs-
E. M. Frye won, Hannis second Jennie
and Beau third; time :43 1-5.
Second race, six and half furlongs-
Baneful won, The Thrall second, Sink
Spring third time 1921 3-5.
Third race, six furlongs
Breeze won; Rusk second, Pinsticker
third; time 1:12 AS.
Fourth race, one mile and twenty
yards-Pride of Woodstock won, Heart
of Hyacinth second, Gold Coin third;
time 1912 4-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Morales won,
Ting second, Mortiboy third; time
1913 Is.
Sixth race, six and a half furlongs-
Dry Dollar won, Billy Vertrees second,
Abjure third; time 1921.
Seventh race, mile and twenty yards
-Ternus won, Marimbo second, Ma
hogany third; time 1:43 1-5,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
HEAVY WEATHER
DELAYS FINALS
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
BAKERSFIELD, Jan. 23.-Heavy
weather again delayed the start to the
field trials grounds this morning, and
it was nearly II o'clock before the cover
was sufficiently dried to start the first
brace in the all-age stake which this
year will be the principal event, as
there are no entries for the champion
ship stake.
The first brace was put down at 1885
near the Garfield schoolhouse, about
ten miles southwest of town, and the
spectators We're treated to some rare
sport, as birds were plentiful and con-
ditions of the best. Taken as a whole
the first series of the stake was highly
successful, and the large number of
sportsmen present were more than
pleased with the results.
/ Prominent among the new arrivals to-
day were Henry w. Keller of Santa
Monica, president of the Pacific Coast
Field Trials club, and f. G. Schumacher
of Los Angeles.
The days chosen for the second series
were announced this evening and will
be put down tomorrow in the following
order:
California kennels, English setter
McCloud Boy (Tony Boy-Sadie Pop
kins) with j, e. Terry's setter, Ramona
! (Kilgarif- Belle of the Bald. California
kennels setter Keepsake (Californis
Belle Boy-Peach Blossom) with Stock
dale kennels pointer, Petronella (Younl
Jings- -Florida).
Albert Belts setter Merry Dude (Fai
Land Dude-Merry Hear) with +. L
Schumacher's pointer, Lady Bell
(Teddy Kent-Jack's Fashion) in re
serve.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
WILL NOT HOLD
HORSE SHOW
LARGE EQUINE ESTABLISH
MENT CONTEMPLATED
OFFICIALS Find Difficulty In Securing
Building Of Suitable Size for
Exhibition Pur-
poses

directors of the Los Angeles Horse
snow association have decided that It
VIII not be advisable to give the annual
eNnip,tion this spring, owing to the
fact that 1t is exceedingly dimcut to
ma suitable place without paying an
almost prohibitive price.
Because of the Fiesta. Angelenans
have been ca.ied upon to pledge n large
amount OF money for entertainment of
the Shriners, and this fact has received
consideration.
According to horse show officials =
building Is to be erected within six
months which Will comply with the de-
mands of an equine exhibition. II il
announced that the edihce will include
large arena and be of structure along
Madison Square garden lines.
Who the parties Interested has not
been disclosed. Vice President Ferd K
Rule said last night that nothing could
be made public at present though the
association had been assured that such
an edifice was contemplated and with
out doubt would materialize.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
STANFORD BALL TEAM
WILL NOT VISIT JAPAN
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Jan. a.
The possibility Of q trip to Japan for
the varsity baseball team in the spring
has been lessened by the receipt of a
letter from Iso Abe, manager of the
Waseda university team, with whom
negotiations have been conducted for
some time.
He refuses to guarantee expenses
but says that he has no doubt that in
gate receipts Stanford would be able
to more than clear the costs of a trip
across the Pacific and through Japan,
since interest i'm international collie
giate matches runs high among the
brown fans.
Abe's inducement 1t is feared. is not
sufficient to warrant the undertaking,
and unless he can make better propo-
sition Stanford will not invade the dia-
monds of the islanders for some time
to come.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES

OAKLAND, Jan. 23-Emeryville en-
tries for Thursday, January "a. are;
First race, six furlongs, selling, g.
ar-olds-Blanche c. 1O7; Larose, 1903
Coco, 1O7; Poinsetta, 107; Duke of Or
leans, l00; Huerfano, 1OS; Mrs, Mat
thews, 1917 Peerless Lass "98;, Pell-
groso, 1OS; Begun, 1885, Rosy Light, 103
Seven Bells, los.
Second race, one mile and 20 yards
selling, 4-year- and upward-Or-
chan, *104; Briers, 107; Isabelita, 107
Ray, 1902; Bearskin, 1903; Jake Moose
*l04; Sinner Simon, l09 Rey Dare, l09
Third race. one mile and 80 yards
selling, 4-year-olds and upward-Tn
Joe, liz; Ellie, 104; Ink. 112; Lillitus
1O0 Duelist, 109; Potrero Grande, 104
Get Rich quick, 1902; Jerusha, 107; Briel
Thorpe, 109; Daniel c, 1O9; Tenordale
1O7; Royal Red, 109; Nabonassar, 112
Fourth race, six furlongs, selling, g.
year-olds and upward--Van Ness, 107
Monte Lucille, 96; Pal, 9S; Misty's Pride
90 Laura f. NJ, 99i Yoeman, 104; Chap
!" Fifth Fifth race, seven furlongs, purse, g
year olds-Taw wasentha, 106; Clamor
ITO; Malitha. 1885, Fox Popult 106; Love
Of Gold, 1903.
Sixth race, seven furlongs, purse
mares 3 years old and upward-Mary l.
go; Princess Titania 102; Grace c. 92
Miss Officious, 81; Wee Lass, so; Her
sian. 1O7; RosearO, 80.
apprentice allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
Los ANGELES TO
Be HEADQUARTERS
Secretary Knowles of the Giants De-
cides to Winter His Team Here.
To Have Three New
Men
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-President
John T. Brush and Secretary f. K.
Knowles had an extended conference
yesterday regarding the coming trip
of the Giants and the contracts of
players.
Twenty-four men will be asked to
accept terms and all except three have
been seen in a New York National
league uniform before. The new ones
are Mullen, an infielder, Tommy" Cor
coran and Danny" Shay.
The giants will make Los Angeles
their headquarters. where they will re-
main until the latter part of March.
According to Secretary Knowles the
men will travel more than 5000 miles
during the trip.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
CANS AND HERMAN MEET

Joe Cans and Kid Herman have hit
upon a new press agent plan that is
working like a charm and promises to
mean much for both of the boys who
fought at Tonopah some weeks ago.
Joe is showing in Chicago, Herman's
home, and nightly the lads boost each
other on the stage.
Kid comes in and tells what a great
little fighter Joe is, Joe then trots
along and says many good things
about the Kid A lovable clasp of the
hands puts the house in a happy mood
and the men are declared good fell
lows.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
SOCIETY VISITS
AUTOMOBILES
lNTRICACIES EXPLAINED TO
PRETTY WOMEN
Dealers Experience a Busy Session
and Many Sales Are Re-
ported for the
Day
NY ED MORTALITY

A seal of social approval was set
upon the automobile show last night
Upperdom was there and on pleasure
bent. Mayhap promoters figured more
wisely than they thought when the
evening was planned. Society discov-
cred that pretty women, handsome
gowns and striking autos are happy
combination.
Positively clever was the manner in
which my lady ensconsed herself In
the spacious tonneau and carelessly
surveyed the stream of passers by with
a Wasn't | made for this sort OF
thing" air.
Comparisons were bound to be made
and therefore, man folk. it is up to you
for a continuation of the fetching ef-
feet. Cruel, indeed, would be the mar
who could refuse.
A pretty scene that at the buzz wagon
house last night. Matrons and maids
became more mudled than ever re-
garding cylinders and clutches and
well, all the simple devices that &c
to make automobiling a happiness and
q bane.
OF course Mr.. Oldfield was there
Barney could not overlook such bet
though he had the grace to glance
apologetically at less fortunate mem
bers of the masculine tribe who have
yet to tread the suicide route with
worldly success.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
ASCOT SELECTIONS BY
THE CHICAGO EXPERTS

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.--FOlIOwing are
the Daily Racing FORMS selections for
tOmOrrOw's races mt AscOti
1--Premium Rose, Louise FitzgibbOn,
Rosemary ID.
2-La Gloria, Platoon, Don DOmo.
3-CadlchOn, Redwood III, Jack Little
4-NIOreRdO, COtllliOn, Elizabeth Il.
0-katie Rains, BOOger Red, Orena.
6-COniessOr, BOLOGNA, Betsy,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24

1925 Win
b.
to show Goyonn TO- place to show Neainess 4 to show GAG
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
WEIGHTS ALLOTTED FOR
SANTA ANITA HANDICAP

Following are the weights allotted
by Secretary Boden for the Santa
Anita handicap, which is to be run
next Saturday at Ascot park:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
2S8 SIXTH RACEBrooks Course year-olds and up selling

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hing s
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
AMATEUR MANAGERS ATTEN-
TION!

Members of amateur athletic (
} teams desiring to issue or accept {
) challenges may secure publication (
) of same by directing notices TO {
) Sporting Editor, Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
Zo| FIFTH RACES furlongs, S-year-old; selling

o
oh Won
through fs only
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24

SO rLRgr RAcN-ss tuongs a-year.oId and up: seIIng
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
Great Success

Leon. Shelter, Earl Anthony, Bliss
Dudley and the other sellers came
clad in their best and talked their
worst in an endeavor to tell the ladies
all about it.
But it was a great success, and prob
ably two society nights will be given
next time.
j. w. Wilcox is rightfully proud of
the big forty horsepower model M
Maxwell which is a striking feature
of his exhibit.
Outwardly of handsome appearance
the tourer combines beauty with
strength and enduring qualities. The
color is of a rich Brewster green. with
red and black stripping. Reservation is
made in the spacious tonneau for two
extra seats.
Four vertical cylinders, 5x5, give the
full horse power at normal speed In
let and exhaust valves are interchange
able and operate mechanically. Trans
mission is of the sliding gear type with
three speeds forward, one reverse and
direct on high.
Clutches are metal and of multiple
disc. Two sets of double breaks are
provided with double action on the rear
drums.
Equipment is complete as regards
| lighting apparatus, tool sets and re-
pair kit. The car captured the Dem
i ing trophy in the Glidden tour
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24

Barney oldheld at Auto show TODAY
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
2S4

ZS4 SECOND RACES furlongs, a-year-old and UP.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24

Green Dragon at Auto show today
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
2S5
THIRD RACE-1 mile, 8-year-old; selling.

Vie f.
O to Ito
finished Lorraine in
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
HERALD ASCOT FORM CHART

PARK, 2s.-FORTY EIGHTH clears
Hamilton, presiding Judges j. Hoffman, starter.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24


Winnerh h F tgood
Won to
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24


Leon Shelter now has his exhibi-
ton complete and the 1907 models are
| in keeping with past mandatory out
put.
The touring machine is an attractive
one, with an added roominess as re-
CARDS passenger capacity.
A double opposed long-stroke motor
is the basis for a strong touring power
peculiar to the REQ automobile. A dl-
rect action transmission and effective
lubricating system are among the feat
ures.
The hood is of new and handsome
design. che body is somewhat lower
than former models, though as much
clearance exists. A longer wheel base
gives wider doors and more space both
in front and in the tonneau.
The new Rambler touring car. the first
red machine of Rambler manufacture to
appear, continues to attract much at
tention as it lies with mechanical parts
exposed for investigations
d. NJ. Lee of the Cadillac experienced
! a successful session yesterday and ell
! fected several sales.
A. j. Smith in the Elmore booth was
also susplciously active with business
| like personages, who evidently were not
altogether on curiosity bent.
e. Jr. Bennett of the Wayne planned
wisely when effecting the decorative
scheme, though it is hinted that Jun
Tor called the ladies into consultation
before doing anything rash along color
line and hanging.
The big, ominous appearing Christ
man car, with it's locomotive proper
tions, calls for a stoppage along the
route. To glance at the machine il
would hardly be thought that mountain
climbs and desert travel had entered
into it's life, but such are the facts.
Captain Ryus was to be seen caress'
ing several substantial appearing
checks which were said to be advance
deposits on the White Pullman.
If a pint of stray gasoline is going t.
waste somewhere, no one has made {
noise to that effect. There might be {
drop of the motive liquid around, ant
if so John d. has monopoly on wha
wetness there is.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
Today's Selections

Secretary Boden arranged a card for
this afternoon giving the horses of the
selling platter division a chance to earn
their oats, as five races are selling
events. The fields are big in five OF
the races and racing luck win figure in
selecting the winners.
The first race brings together a lot
Of maidens at five furlongs Louise
Fitzgibbon and Otto Price look best
of the bunch and they viii probably
fight 1t out. The latter is a good colt
and should beat out Louise.
Vinton and Rosemary ID should be
close up at the finish and have the