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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-26
CLUB COMPLETES PLANS
FOR RACES ON JULY 4

The Park amateur driving club met
at the residence of F. ]. Fitzpatrick last
night and completed arrangements for
the races at the park on July 4. 1t was
decided to give the executive commit
tee full power to arrange for the pur-
chase of site for the new clubhouse
and stables.
The site under consideration is a lot
240 feet by $50 feet on c street between
Thirty sixth and Thirty-seventh ave-
nues. The price asked for the property
is $4,000.
The entries for the racing. which in
clude both trotting and pacing races,
will close on Saturday night.
The following executive committee
was elected: F. B. Burke. I. L. Borden.
M Franklin, F. w. Thompson and E. P.
Heald. The racing committee appoint
ed is composed of S. Christensen, j. 3.
DalzelI and T. F. Bannon.
Thirteen new members We're elected.
They were Captain w. Olsen, A. J. Mo-
lera, NJ Mcmahon, c. P. Waterhouse,
Frank Winchester, f. Alba de Costa.
G. W. Hind, G. r. Gay. Captain w. Mat
son, H. A. Rosenbaum, Benjamin NJ.
Cram, f. E. Boothe and A. W. Smedley.
Ed Aigeltinger presided and F. w.
Thompson was in his customary place
as secretary.
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Wild Pitch, However, Saves
Northerners From Be-
ing Blanked
Yesterdays RESULTS
Oakland, 2; Portland, 1.
Los Angeles, 2; san Francisco, o.
sTANDING OF THE CLUBS
By w. j. SIattery

The Oakland team rushed TO the field
after its arrival from Portland yester-
day afternoon without a spell of prac-
tice. and. after staIling for eight and a
half innings, put over the run that set
tied the game. The contest lacked N
cideuts that might have made it great.
but it viii rank as one of the most
memorable ever played in the Pacific
coast league. for the reason that Eli
Gates shut out Portland without hit.
Thanks 20 his generosity and wildness.
however, the northerners did make a
run.
oakland landed with the final tally
when all chances seemed to have been
swept aside in the last half of the
eighth spasm. Bliss started the ball
10 the center garden after Eagan had
fallen by the wayside. It looked like
a single at first, but a friendly gopher
hole was in the way and the ball con-
tinued on its course far into deep cen
ter. Bliss did not overlook any bets
and kept on running He pulled up
at third in due time. and, after resting
there a few seconds. was given the
privilege OF scoring the winning run
on Bigbee's bUnt, which none of the
Portlanders could handle in time to
save the day.
Bliss should have his name inscribed
on some sort of a tablet to be erected
in Oakland, for he scored the first as
well as the last winning run. During
the progress of the second period, he
graciously accepted a, pass and made a
nifty steal Of the second bag. While
he fingered there Haley accommodate
ingly lifted a Texas Lacquer into left
and Bliss did not even have to slide
in to the pan in order to put the first
one through for the Oaks.
Portland continued to take to the
down and out route in regulation style
till the fifth, when Wallace. a substi-
tute from the bushes, who took the
place Of Donahue in center, walked.
Carson was hit by one of Gates erratic
benders and Schimpff laid down a nice
sacrifice This made it two out, and
the Oakland rooters did not see a
chance for the Beavers to squeeze one
through, but Gates lost his bearings
again and flung the ball so wide that
Bliss did not have chance to grab it,
OF course, it was a wild pitch and Wal
lace knew enough about big league ball
TO dash right in with the only one that
Portland got
Had Gates been able to forestall
that wild pitch he would have estab-
hshed q no run no hit record for the
season At that he did well in setting
the northerners down as he did. Never
before in the history of the league has
a team scored a run without the aid
OF a single hit in nine innings, so the
contest VIII be set down as a memoir
able one anyhow. The score:
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PAUL AKER'S CAREER As
STEEPLECHAsER ENDED
Horse Falls at Jump, Then
Runs Away and Finally
Breaks Neck
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK. June Pa peculiar ac-
cident occurred at Sheepshead Bay to-
day. Paul Aker. starter in the steeple-
chase, fell at the third jump and then
ran away four miles. At the end OF
the fourth nile he tried to jump the
fence at the paddock turn and turned
a somersault, breaking his neck. He
was owned by H. Graham and consid-
cred a very useful horse. Results:
First race five and half furlongs-Halket
Won, Hessian second. Nimbus third. Time
:O7 %
Second race. steeplechase ShOr; course-D!ck
Sha" won, Garrett second, Sir Tristan third.
Time. $40 -
Third race, mile and q quarter-philander won,
Rcd Friar second, Bad News third. Time, 2;0S.
Fourth race. the Zephyr stakes 6ve and half
furlongs-Lady Winifred won. Live Wire second.
Woodland third. Time. :0T l-5
FifTh race. the Grass sellins stakes. mile and
a sixteenth. on turf-GTapple won. Acrobat sec
ond. Baquia third. Time 40.
Sixth race. sly and haIf furlongs-Cloisteress
won Wood Witch second. Saiior Girl third.
Time. 1:19 40.
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ASTORIA, June 25.-The North Pacific steam
ship companys liner George w. Elder, with q
general freight cargo and passengers, arrived
thls morning from San Pedro and way ports and
proceeded to Portland
The steam schooner Cascade arrived this
morning from San Francisco to load lumber
cargo for that port
The Norwegian steamship Finn, with cargo
OF cement, arrived this morning from Europe
and left for Portland to discharge. 1t Is under
charter to load lumber at that port for the
The schooner King Cyrus, with cargo of
morning.
The liner Columbia, Captain Doran, with a
general cargo and passengers for San Francisco,
arrived from Portland this afternoon and sailed.
The steam schooner Svea arrived late last
evening from San Francisco to load lumber for
that port.
While entering Willapa Harbor yesterday the
steam schooner Marhoffer, from San Francisco,
struck bottom and had her rudder carried
away and seam opened. The vessel drifted out
TO sea and temporary rudder used. which
enabled en- the Marhoffer to make the mouth of
the Columbia river. The tug Tatoosh towed the
schooner Into this port this evening. The yes
sci is leaking and It will be necessary for it to
go to Portland and undergo repairs The Mar
noffer 10 new steam schooner and was to have
taken tai q lumber cargo from Wtllapa Harbox to
San Francisco
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kENILwoRTH ENTRIES

First race nine-sixteenths mile-Larikin 100.
Please 1o9 Clell Turney 80. Cuscowila 90.
Soiree 80. The Gosling 90, Inauguration 104 W.
II. Lyon 104, Chief Desmond 104 Sansamon 1o4
Cannie Maid 1o4, Apple Teddy 107.
Second race, about two miles, steeplechase-
DR.. Keith 100. George Leiper 140, Rockstorm
156, Shackleford LAT, Garcia 130, Cardigan 162.
Mooksie 1876. Dawson ia, Caloorahatchie 1856
Third race, five and half furlongs-I,ord
Boanerges 115 Kankakee 80, Gabrielle ia
Tickle 105, Spoon LOG. Willeta SS Revenue 90,
Edna jackson 124, Lapucelle 116
Fourth race mile and 40 yards seltn9-Mar-
ster los, Midas Ill, Request 49, Posing 1o1
st. Joseph 103, Master Lester 81, John J.
Rogers IS, Goldnote OK
Fifth race, mile and an eighth, selling-Gilpin
Ill, Charlie Thompson Ill, Picaroon 106 Peter
knight 104, Bitter Hand 107, Thistledo lot,
Nellie Burn 102.
Sixth race, mile, purse-Lyndhurst 116
Prince OF Orange lib, xipango 113, John j.
Rogers 113, Fleming lib.
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YALE DEFEATS HARVARD
AND TEAMS ARE TIED

NEW HAVEN, June 25.-On the green
sward of the Yale field diamond the
Yale baseball nine crushingly defeated
Harvard this afternoon in the second
game of the series, IA TO 6. This means
a playoff of the tie in New York on
Saturday.
For the blues 1t was simply a batting
bee in the first three innings and as
good an exhibition of fielding the rest
of the time as the team has shown
this season. contrast SO vivid In COM
parison that interest soon turned from
the game to the singing and cheering
of the sons of Eli, who had come back
Tor their reunions. Had it not been for
the weakening of Meyer, the pitcher, in
the last inning, Harvard would have
had to be content with couple of
runs. All the glory went to Yale, for
the crimson players were slow on bases
and dull in their work in the infield
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MOTOR RACES PLANNED
FOR DEL MONTE TRACK
By r. r. rHon1r,edieu

A. b. Watson, chairman of the runs
and tours committee of the Automobile
club of California, has issued another
circular calling attention of automo-
bile owners to the endurance run on
July D. The event is an open one and
all motorists can take part in it
whether they are members of the club
or not. The same is the case with
the races to be held on the track. The
program this year will contain
many more events In fact, there are
to be eight races and four gymkhana
games. This condition of affairs has
been brought about by the fact that
during the last year many of the mem
bers have bought fast automobiles and
have been claiming great things for
them.
The races have been so arranged
that those who think they have speed
machines will have a chance to do
something in the record lowering act
From the number that have already
entered the endurance contest there
should be some good records made.
Those who own automobiles and who
want something that will test the
power of the cars have only to look
over the program of the route and
the time IN which It must be covered.
1t will be seen that the committee has
handed lemon to the car that cannot
go.
The representatives of the eastern
makers who are not going to take part
in the event are missing a chance to
show what their cars can do. Accord
ing to the schedule the car that comes
through with a perfect score will have
to be good one. 1t is a contest that is
going to try out prowess of machines.
M. j. Laymance, Mrs. Laymance and
the Misses Laymance, Mr.. Spears, Mrs.
L Adams and Miss Fore, all of Oakland
and III. b. Rector who left last Friday
in two White steamers. returned yes
terday morning. They made their head
quarters at Highlands and toured on
short trips from there A run was
made over to Soda bay, and the party
attended the water carnival which was
on at Lakeport. They also went to
Witter springs. Rector In speaking of
the trip said the roads were in excel
lent condition
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SIXTEEN APPLICANTS ARE
ADMITTED TO THE BAR
Appellate Court of Third District
Awards Sheepskins to Men Who
Passed Examinations

SACRAMENTO, June 25.-Sixteen ap-
plicants for admission to the bar of the
state of California were examined by
the justices of the Third district ap-
pellate court yesterday and were
awarded their sheepskins this morning.
The successful ones are:
w. L. Jenkins. ukiah; Charles b. Kinsey.
Eureka; John A. Prentice, Eureka; Kenneth
@. ellis, Yreka; P. B. Lynch, vallejo; B. =.
Wulff. ii. a. Briggs. B. NJ. Baenbridge, Stock
ton; II. NJ Street. Sonora; Phil Ware. Arthur
w Luther, Santa Rosa c. Ehorn, willows:
S. H. Pierce, Palo Alto; G. l.. Aynesworth,
Fresno; ]. L. Maloy, Jackson; W. J. Prewett.
Auburn.
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CREATES A ROWING TANK

BERKELEY, June 25.-Coach E. NJ
Garnett of the varsity boating crew
has transformed the old irrigation res
ervoir at the head of the canyon on
the campus into fine rowing tank
where the boating crews will practice
with eight cared shells when college
opens. The oars will be perforated to
prevent agitation of the water. Gar
netts plans have been approved by
President Wheeler, who is anxious to
put boating in the front rank of col
lege sports.
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WINDSOR SELECTIONS

IBy tne New YORK TeIegraphl.
First race-Kimorie, Denigre elena Mac
Bride.
Second race-Shine On, Ballot Box, Edwin H
Third race-Charlie Eastman, Avaunteer
Royal Breeze.
Fourth race-Letohatchie, Merry Blue, Drop
Stitch
Fifth race Beldemo Prolific Gracious.
Sixth race-Jungle Imp, King of the Valley,
Pcmpadour
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ANGELS RETAIN THE LEAD
Carnes Holds San Francisco Dowr
TO a Single Basehit

Los ANGELES, June 25.-I.os An
geles retained first place by defeating
San Francisco today in a fast game.
to 0. Carnes allowed but one hit and
struck out six men. Los Angeles
scored twice in the seventh inning on
a single, two bagger and an error
Carhsle's catch Of Irwin's fly in the
eighth was a feature. Score:
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WRESTLER COMING

VICTORIA. June 25.-Advices were
received by the Empress Of Japan yes
terday that the Japanese champion
wrestler. Taniyemen Lchige. known as
Hitachiyame. who weighs more than
$50 pounds. is coming to America in
August, accompanied by seven famous
wrestlers and jiujitsu experts.
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RUSSO-CHINESE BANKS
MULCTED BY FORGERIES
Spurious Check for $4,000 Cashed
at Vladivostok and One for
$4,000 at Harbin

vLADIvOSTOK, June 25.-The Russo
Chinese bank paid out $4,000 on u
forged check today. The man to whom
the payment was made escaped.
HARDIN, June 25.-A revolutionist
disguised as an Officer of the frontier
guards drew $4,000 from the Russo
Chinese bank on a forged check and
decamped today.
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SAILS OVER NEW YORK,
THEN MEETS D|sAsT TER

NEW YORK, June PA big cigar
shaped airship. in charge of Lincoln
Beachey, sailed across the bay from
Staten island today circled above
Brooklyn, swept over the East river
and alighted gently in the midst of a
great crowd in Battery park. few
moments later the operator started the
machine again and it arose to an alti-
tude of about 500 feet and started
northward over the skyscrapers CT
Manhattan island.
Beachey then sent his airship over
the East river toward Long Island
sound. In some manner he collided
with a spindle which marks a ledge
at the sunken meadows His airship
was badly damaged and he was thrown
into the water. He was rescued by a
boatman.
Charlie Eastman 1l9, Miss Alert 100, DR.. Mack
l05
Fourth race, fve-eighths Of a mllez-Drop Stitch
100 Ena 81. Merrie Blue 9i, Sans Reproche 81,
Fare 91, San Medene 104, Senator Paynter 90.
Wagner Jr SO, Dandy Dancer 103 Letohatchie
107 Blember 102, Tomnabat 105.
Fifth race, three -fourths of mile, selling
Prolific Sc. Gracious l05 Pungent 81 BeIdemo
D6. Rather Royal 113, Bathmara 93, Edgeley
100. Josephine SO
Sixth race mile and a quarter sellng-King
of the Valley IS. Jungle Imp loo, Oberon 97.
Neodesha 81, Pompadour So, Haber 3d. Chanida
104
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RESULTS OF LATONIA RACES
Fsvorites Fare Badly in the Running
at the Kentucky Track

LAToNIA, June 25.-weather clear; track
First race-rive furiongs. purse year old
Odds Horse and Jockey W. St Str. Fin.
1z-5-MaEg. Randolph Lee, .1o6 1 y , IL
l-l-EEelyn (Martinl ... 11S 5 30 n
Time me- l;Oo 20 The Bras Moscow Belle. Black
Dinda, finished as named
Second race-se7en furiongs, selling. year
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
e-I-Gsmille tE Martini. sS a Il
I6-5-Bonebrake a. Brown los l 81
Time 1872 Calabash Demo Floss s Early
Boy, Kern, plaud Sponge Cake. Sonny, Double
Trouble, katherine F. finished as named.
Third race-One mile, selling, year olds and
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. a Fin.
4-1-Gambler (PicSensl - 103 >
So-d-Harpoon gess Cley)...-lO7 81 2G
Time, :46 S-5. Don Trent, Incubator Tancred.
Monochord, Lehro. Casperdine. Gold Bell, Lee
Land Maraschino. finished as named
Fourth receive furlongs. purse. year old
Odds: Horse and Jockey. W.T.. St. Str Fin
7-5-JOe Mlser u. Lee).... .l1O , Il !
H. 7a2mR; C.. G: Benn a Brown ;115 3 81
Bird. finished as named.
and up: 'e~i ''us
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str Fin.
a-2-L: Turner q. Butler).. 90 8 y h
l3-2-Zinfandel (Ferrisl. l.. 81 > / %
6-i-Stoner Hill ID. Austn)103 4 80 50
Time l:3O; La Veita, Hickey, Huzzah, finished
as named.
Sixth race-one mile, selling year olds and
upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey VT st. q Fin.
S-2-0ak Grove CW- otb... 90 - 3
20-1-Pr. of Pless Cd. AustinllO3 4 . h I
I5-l-Red Coat (Roe) ..lO2 3 4 Il 2 IL
Time, LAG. Matador. Lieutenant Rice Flori
zel, Fonsoluca, Klenwood, Mr. Farnum. I'm
ished named M
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TACOMA JURIsr DEAD

TACOMA. June 25.-Judge Thad
Huston. aged Sc years. died last night
following an illness OF four years with
cancer. He was native OF Indiana
and came to Puget sound in 1887. Hs
was member OF the Loyal Legion AMI
Grand Army of the Republic
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STATION AGENT FRYE DIES

SAN DIEGO, June 25.-Fred NJ. Frye,
for the past seven years resident agent
of the Southern Pacific and one of the
most popular men in San Diego. died
suddenly of heart disease this morn
ing at his home He was as years OF
age and cousin of Senator Frye of
Maine.
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A oLFENTHUsIAsr

MADRID, June 25.-King Alfonso is
taking great interest in golf during his
sojourn at La GranJa. He has given
two sets Of clubs to the cadets of the
military college so that they may learn
the game.
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SAWYER DEFEATS H. BEHR

LONDON, June 25.-In the all Eng
Ian tennis championships today A. N
Sawyer, the British player, defeated H.
Behr, brother of Karl Behr, the Ameri-
can representative. in straight sets.
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TURFMAN WINS BRIDE

OAKLAND. June 25.-Edward r.
Moore, a turf writer, and Miss Julia
r Weber were married yesterday in
San Francisco. Moore made his head
quarters here during the racing sea-
son. He and his bride have gone to
Seattle.
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Seventh race-one mile, year olds and an.
WINDSOR ENTRIES

First race, seven-eighths OF a mile-Kildare 1O4
Pleiad 104, Alvise 104, Autumn King 1O4 Deni.
gre 112. Little Lighter 1l2, elena Mcbride IO2
Blackjack 109, Ben Stille 104, Helen H III lO2
Matte Lloyd 102 Waterland 1O4
Second race three-fourtbs of a milo selling
Consideration 100, Taunt 90, Mail Box 105, Mad
den los, Muchel 81, Edwin Il e6, Ballot Box 9s.
Doc Kyle 50, Shine On los.
Third rsce, three-fourths Of a mile purse
Royal Breeze lo7, Humorist 80. Avaunteer los,
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS

tBy the New York Telegraphl
First race-Katherine Murphy, Water Cooler
Darling Dan.
JuTenal -
Third race-Caper. La Cache. Blaze o. Light.
Fourth race-Nedra, D'Ormont Orlandwjck
Elfth race-May JeDe, Brakespeare Geneva s.
Sixth race-Tlnker Bernie Cramer, Swiftwinr,
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MAIARY.

Two base hits-Carnes. Hogan. Sacrifice hits
Bernard. Dillon. Left on bases-Los Angeles
8, San Francisco 2. Bases on balls-On JOY J.
OF Carnes ,. Struck out-By Joy 5, by Carnes
9. First base on errOrs-San Francisco J. Los
Angeles 1. Time hour and 30 minutes. I'm
pire-HamiltOn.
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BURNETT GOES To ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, June 25.-The St. Louis
National league club has engaged First
Baseman Burnett of the Tacoma team
of the Northwestern league. 1t is said
Robinson paid $2,250 for Burnetts re-
Lease.
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" III -SN7INNs
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMAIARY

Three base hit-Bliss Sacrihce hits-
Schimpn, Bigbee. First base on called balls
Of Hartman 3. of Gates g. Struck out-By
Hartman 3. by Gates 3. Hit by pitcher-Carson,
Hartman, Double plays-Schimpf to Casey tc
Carson. Wild piteh-Cates. Time Of game
hour 90 minutes. Umpire-Derriek.
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EARTHQUAKE IN vENEzuEr.

CARACAS. June ga strong earth
quake shock, lasting three seconds.
was felt in the federal district at rs
yesterday. No damage was done.
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The Fourth Mt Del Monte

Golf tournament, July 2 to z; auto
mobile run, July 3 and 4 Gymkhana
races, fireworks and a gay week gener-
ally Secure accommodations early.
round trip railway rate. $500.
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INFRINGEMENT OF PATENT-John Hoey
6led suit in the United States circuit court yes
terday against the Sterling furniture company
for an accounting, damages and injunction
for infringement Of patent an extension
couch
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or m V a 0 he
I,B and dgodu cache NJ agreed t NEE gain this svenng when
y hn n agreement @ @n a lie Tu d very h the b
Hn tNreh prior o m a times though
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WINNERS AT WINDSOR
Jockey ]. Murphy Pilots Two of the
Public Choices to Victory

WINDSOR. Ont. June 25-weather clear;
track fast.
First raee-seven furlongs, selling, year
odds; Horse and Jockey. VT St Str. Fin.
2I-D McKenna CMorelandl110 8 4 2h
9l-Pentagon IF. yancleve)109 8 liz 3 3
Time l;2s 20. Joe FaIlert. The Belle of Brigh-
ton. kiamesha H. Maceona. Reeves Briar-
cliff, Blumina, finished named.
Second raee-steeplechase. short course. 8
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT st. q Fin
s-I-nanzano NAM I4o,,I1 1o,connorl I46 l3
11-J-Sam Farmer tStone). lag 1 3 90 2 10
Time. 3:3I- FLYING Plover. st. Enoch, Kilmorie
snowdrift. finished as named.
Third race-one mile purse. 9 year olds and
Odds; Horse and Jockey VT. St. q Fin.
1o-I-Headley (Burton,... 81 , h 81
1-2-Factotnm q. Hennessy11o0 30 5 la
ished as named.
Fourth race-Four fmlongs. selling year
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. str. Fin.
7-5-Bol Weevil q. Murphy .10l . 3 13
s1-BsssFy sI-BssSy bsTssF 5sTs9' Duse g g
Time 40. Out of Step. Fandango, Abrupt
Meadow Green. Bilhl, finished named
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin
7-lO-Dew of Dawn (Stillel. ITO j . 2 IL
3-l-Pr. Louise II (Moreland 100 8 2 Il 3
Time, 1902 40. Maxton, William Penn, Little
Jennie, finished as named.
Sixth race-Seven furlongs, selling, 3 year
olds and upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey. W.T.. St. Str Fin
6-l-Bazel (Stille) IL i "
s-5-Bye Bye IL. (Moreland)1O0 8 IL 2 4
lO1-Halton (Fairbrother)... 81 m 8
Time, 1:29 is. Beldemo, Haber Matte III
Charley Ward. Merry George Etrena, Little
Boot, Left Guard, Max, finished as named
Seventh race-One mile year olds and up-
ward selling:
Odds: Horse and Jockey. W.T.. ST. q Fin.
5-1-Thomond (dalin) -...-.109 1 IL II
5-1-Principia {GaugeD..... 100 3n 2 b
2-1-Hamakis (Moreland). ia 8 558n
Time, 1:42 2-5. Western. Suzzanna Rocamora
Scarecrow, The Pet. finished named
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Restless
Nervous

Do you get up in the
morning tired, languid,
and frequently with head
ache almost unbearable2
You have been unable to
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and all the organs that
depend upon the nerves
for motive power. What
you need is DIR. Miles
Nervine to restore nerv-
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For years ! have been very nerv-
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! had always gone 70 the doctor. and
for the last time, when u friend adj
vised me to try DR.. Miles Restorative
NerV1ne. purchased a bottle and the
results were so satisfactory ! have
been taking II ever since II has
helped me wonderfully Dr. Miles
Nerve and Liver Piirs have done lots
or good for me. When / get to feeling
nervous now. I go for the Nervine
bottle and I am so thankful I have
something to help me without a doc
tor bill MARIE HARRIS.
314 College St.. PiQua, ONO.
Or. Niles Nervine Is sold BY your
druggist. who will guarantees that the
first bottle will benefit. If IL falls, hs
Will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., E1khart. Ind