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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-03-22
The Woman
Or the Car
by Eiliof Walker
ny EiIiot Walker
Copyright, 1906, by Homer spraguo

Ladd,' the proprietor of the Tama-
racks, shook his head with discourag-
ing firmness.
No" he declared decidedly; II ac-
commOdate people here not automO-
biles. First, no shelter for the ma
chine; second, won't have one round
since my dog was run over; third
there's no use of talking. Better go
along
In the sudden darkness of the sum-
MGR twilight came binding fash,
disclosing more clearly the occupants
OF the big touring car-the chauffeur,
gcsticulating angrily; two other scowl-
ING men. 4 woman and a child.
With rush OF wind the storm broke.
\ deafening thpnderclap shook the
earth. The rain. almost horizontal in
the flying air. drove a deluge Of great
drops under The hastily arranged COW
ers.
I'm going to get out" shrilled a
small scared voice. Il want to be in
house! Mamma, Gomez
A tail figure leaped from the piazza
Of the little hotel. showed Ladd aside
and held out pair of shirt sleeved
arms.
''You shall. baby he shouted. ITS
gconfounded shame! You. too, mad
am! Let the men take care Of them
selves. Hurry. or you'll be drencled!'
Look our cried the mother sharply,
for the child had jumped recklessly,
THANK you, sir l feared she would
fall Yes, 1 think it is best. I'll be
right in"
She funbled for a bag, spoke. rapid
" TO one OF her companions and spranS
from the step unassisted TO run up the
short. path after the uncoated figure,
striding swiftly, with the little girl
cIinging TO his neck.
Ladd's loud voice came TO her ears
above the din.
You're all welcome, l say. I'll bed
snd feed the crowd, but that pesky ma
chine can't lodge at my place. No,
gents. Sorry, but I've sworn 10 pass
'en1 along
IA fine specimen you are to run q
hoteI.' scolded the man by the driver.
Its my house." retorted Laid.
oWer. keep it aud be hangedl l
wouldn't put my head under such a
roof. Well be here in the morning, old
curnludgeon. Take care of Mrs Dix
on. Push her along, Henri Never
mind speed limits
A few rattles, a dozen snoring Gasps
and tie car dashed away through the
mud.
Mr.. Laid, bareheaded and dripping,
eazed after it with a satisfied grin.
"Too bad to break up a party he
grunted. "This storm will last a good
hour. They'll get a nice twenty mile
Trip to Jspworth, spiashing soft dirt.
Well I've got two guests, anyhow, and
tomorrow make my third nick on CID
l.<4t -, -.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-03-22

Although Congress passed at the last
session an appropriation bill carrying
approximately $87, 000, 900 for the i'm
provement of the waterways of the
country, the national sentiment in
favor Of rapidly and scientifically de-
veloping these channels of trade as
grown so remarkably that number
Of States have made specific appropria-
tions to hasten the work. Word has
Just been received here that Oregon
has appropriated $1,000 to aid the
Federal government in acquiring the
locks and canals at Oregon City, with
q view Of making the willamette River
absolutely free to commerce. These
Western States realize that money paid
out in this way is direct investment
that Will return immediate interest in
the shape of reduced freight rates. In
addition, every citizen shares in the
benefit derived from this cheapened
transportation, for it affects primarily
the price OF necessaries Of life. Grain
growers are enabled to market their
products at much more reasonable
rate, thus enabling the baker to in
crease the size of his loaf or decrease
its cost. The same condition extends
W lilICS VI IIONOCI-O oIlN lilIo CllS
initial benefits of reduced traIlSpOrta-
ton tolls are multiplied, and effect ali
classes or people. At the Convention
of the National Rivers and HarbOrs
Congress held in this city in December,
5he state Of Oregon sent ten delegates
headed by Governor Chamberlain, to
work with the organization to the lend
that the federal government should
provide an annual appropriation Of
$780, 600, 900 for the national work of
Development. This national organiza-
ton is continuing its efforts along this
line, and at the present, time is seek
ing to increase its membership so that
it may exert even greater influence
with the Sixtieth Congress.
a-0- ~ Ds
Former Senator Blackburn is to as
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-03-22

Another stamp-sbas been added to
those already authorized in commemo-
ration Of the jamestown Exposition
It is Of iive-cent denomination and
will bear a likeness Of the head Of
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-03-22
* ~ VIZ 70 MI ~ I'M
Wholesale nr11UcriCtc To1ado (
Deserve Hero Medals.

Carnegie hero medals will be asked
for Stephen Williams, the Scott county
too acco tenant, and his stepsOn, Joseph
kale, who, at the risk of their lives,
saved S. E. Drake and f. D. Nichols
from being drowned in Cane Run creek
last Thursday. Williams and KaIe
went to Lexington Wednesday and lad
their photographs taken, which, with a
report of their action, will be forward
ca to John P. Cowan, of Pittsburg,
special agent for the Carnegie Hero
Fund.
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are to be isseud to supply the demand
for foreign postage. A vignette of
Captain John Smith in green is to deco
rate the one-cent stamp, of which ten
million are being printed, while the
fourteen million issue of the two-cent
stamps will have descriptive scene,
The Founding of jamestown, pictur
ed in red.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-03-22

All Washington, irrespective of poll
tics or creed, has turned its eyes toward
the White House, where Archie Roose-
welt, third son of the President issseri-
ously i'll with diphtheria. At one time
serious doubts Of his recovery were en-
tertained but he rallied, and unless the
unforeseen happens he will be up and
about within a comparatively short
time. AS soon as he is able to travel
it is expected that Mrs. Roosevelt will
accompany the youthful invalid to Pine
Knot. the Presidents Virginia home,
although there is some question as to
whether he will be taken there or to
the Homestead Hotel at Hot Springs,
farther up IN the mountains of the
State, where both can take advantage
of the mineral baths Mrs. Roosevelt
has watched increasingly at her son s
bedside and is much run down in con-
sequence.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-03-22
~ Average Yield OF Wheat

The Department of Agricul5Ere azs
announced that the average yEezE.aS,
wheat in the United States is u SzszSS +;
per acre. This is the average uzuiR-ss
but there are many acres yieksEng Hsss,
than II bushels per acre as ttzwe AKA.
yielding more. The greater paKts CT
wheat in this country comes from taSss.
small farms, in spite of all that Is skfss
Of the big wheat fields of the ENlsStsFs
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-03-22

Former Senator Blackburn is to as
sumo his duties as a member of the
Isthmian Canal Commission about
April LIST. He will not remain in
Washington it is said, but will go inn
mediately to the Isthmus where he will
become thoroughly familiar with the
work from personal observation and in
vestigation., He had a long interview
with Secretary Taft this week in which
the two mapped out many plans and
policies to be followed in the future
work on the great undertaking.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-03-22
SEEKING SUPPORT FROM
BIG GUNS IN WASHINGTON.
Chairman Ernst Laying Plans To
Defeat The Democrats In The
Coming State Elections.

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-"Ken-
lucky in the Republican column, is
the optimistic opinion of Richard P.
Ernst, Chairman CT the Republican
State Committee of Kentucky. Mr..
Ernst has been here for several days
trying to enlist Mr.. Roosevelt's sup
port in the coming State elections.
The Republicans Of the Bluegrass State
hold their convention on June 18th and
from reports they have been bringing
to the White House, it is evident that
they believe strongly that success will
perch on the Republican banners this
fall. They seem to think that the en-
forced retirement of Senator Black
burn and the defeat of Senator Nc
Creary by Governor Beckham have dis
rupted the Democratic party so badly
in the State that its defeat is almost
certain. There is an added reason why
the Kentucky State Convention is being
regarded here with intense interest.
This is found in the fact that the Con-
vention will be the first of its kind this
year and that whatever action it may
take toward endorsing the Republican
candidate for Republican candidate for
President will go long ways toward
shaping future policies, especially so
since the leaders Of the party in Ken
lucky have been in such close touch
with President Roosevelt. Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks, Secretary of War
Taft, and other Presidential possibili-
ties are focusing their entire attention
on the coming political gathering.
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minute. Be good cir. ard run out to
the kitchen fer her,"
Dot tiptoed to Blakeley's chair.
Good night" she said coyly and put
up her lips
The man kissed her tenderly, with q
great lump in his throat. lie had hoped
for many good night caresses from this
little one, but that hope no longer ex-
listed. AS she disappeared he gazed
steadily at the woman opposite.
''Let us have it over, Lois" he blurt-
ed. Il heard the news month ago
Believe me, my dear, 1 shall try to
think only Of your happiness. Barker
will be very happy man."
Not with me, Nat"
What! Do you mean
II mean that [ do not intend to be
come Mrs Barker I have not yet given
him my answer. He will get il tomor-
row when he returns with his automO-
bile. You have been misinformed.'
Her eyes shone into his as he strain
ed forward, eager, transformed with a
sudden joy.
-LOisy' he cried. "Oh, my love, tell
me, is there chance for-yes, yes,
you are crying, dearr'
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-03-22
HOW'S This &?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O..
We, the undersigned, have known F.
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able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
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and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price rs cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton. 2inov
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-03-22
''sS1 Left Buried Treasure.

Henry Lane, colored, ia years old.
died Wednesday at Owingsville. Lane
had lived on one farm nearly all his
life. He had considerable property be-
sides l,500, which ne buried not long
ago. The hiding place is unknown.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-03-22

'My Introduction wasn't so far
wrong, after all, Jason" beamed Sc
raph Laid the next day. Il wonder
what Mrs. Dixon thought when 1 call
ed him Nat so familiar? She says she
will be Mrs. Biakeley the next time L
see her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30
BASEBALL TIPS TO THE YOUNGSTERS

batsman. Remember that a sac
flflca hit does nqA lnlgre your bat
ling average. II dcG not even
count tima NJ bat IN the score
and many q time a mean1 q ran
for your team, and fanB win ball
gHmea
The good hitter who can alN,
bunt has decided advantage over
hattnra who are not proficient in
tho art lie keeps the opposing
fieldou guessing al the time They
can never tell whether he Is going
% place The ball out or drop a.
down fow feet lgom the plate
They don't know where % play Tor
him Keep az this bunting Business
~ ny laying Il down on both The
iifat and third base lines
would nduae yogng ball play
ore never 20 tfy % scall the turn
On the opposing pitcher Thst is.
not 20 guess what Kind ~ a cgrye
he IL going 90 pitch Have confi'
slence IN your ability 20 hit the bail.
no matter what. style of curve
comes up us bad business. this
trying to oHf guess the pitcher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30

NO, B.
The expression, "A good inside
baseball player meana ball
player who knows1hat 10 DO and
when 10 a. q when hts team n nt
tho bat And that ~ what each
ynuggalor should ny to loafs IN
alds0hnil
Tho mechanical part ~ the game
Is all easy enough and comes with
practice white In the field the
play o. always ia front ~ you. You
know exactly what you have "a DO
when sne BAN eomea "a you. but
e,ile the other team "a In tho
field. thon Ii tho .mo Tor you TO
use ypuf brain.
Hat before going into tho Dc
tails 0f playing the game from the
lnhlag a would be well TO fiWure ou
one more little batting stunt Don't
neglect 90 practice bunting. aud
keef at n until You have mastered
it ~ makea mo difference hos
often 80. hit the ball or how far
"a Roce you must ho able tos lay
the ball dowu' 10 DO successful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30
FORM DOPE
O. Y S uBGDE y
Maid Of Orleans, David BOland and Tanigan Who
Have Run Badly, Wake up and Win--Latler Is
Ssspended--Fast Five FHOigs- --PeEgrOso Hours
The Best in FOsih

The horsomen stili continue mer
riN 60 scfan among themselves go
the great financial benefit Of the
association After David Holland
won the second race G. q McCaf.
terty bid him up 60 5000 at which
price Denny Bros retained ihelr
horse MoCarurty WAS giHht ON
hand when rarrlgan won and BID
$500. but when Informed by tbe
judges that The horse was under
suspension. be- was allowed la
withdraw bis bid A n WorlnY
hld Pvligfoso up from $500 io 5000
but did not aaccccd in securing The
colt Barnes a Co, claimed search
Mo out % The seeoud race Zoe $3.50
and W. a. Sporting claimed Cah.
ardo for 1850
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w. o. w.
Visiting Woodmen and
tourists

Don't fail 10 Visit the navy vard
At hfeMerton. The Pacific squad
ron u nos deere and there are
more battleshlpa ia the navy yard
than ever before A partial list %
them being the hattleships Ne
braska. Oregon and Wisconain. the
Kauboats. Chicago. Boston. Albany.
Charleston and Buffalo and fhe
training ship PHILADELPHIA. tho
prisonship Nlpalc and the great dry
dock. Boats leave Pier 2 AZ 6 40,
. 80 and 10 a m. l.i5. $50 and
<.3o D. m Round trip SOC. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30

John W sch0fr, the millionaire
brewer and racing man Of Momnhla
WAS az The track Yesterday and stat
ed that be- woui1 rcmain here a
month and enjoy the racing Mr
Schorr formerly c8mnalEuad one az
the strongest otahlea On the middle
west. and some Of the suod cAm
palgaers that Formerly wore hla cob
ors were Sam Phillips Lady schoFr
Aohaylh. SllyoFdale aaa AlAFd
Scheck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30

SAN FRANCISCO. July 30
Both Jimmy Britt and Batrling Nol
son aro ia primo condition for the
battle ~ tomorrow night Hritl e.
stu ht shannon 8 gymnaaium. sau
Rafael Shore he has been traiuinR
faithfully. and Nelson hes been
working equally az hard and in
spite ~ tho stories that have hern
going the rounds "a Is thought that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30

Cant shaffer says that h0 viii
have 80 walsh "a tho tirluslno
today walsh hna boon doiag work
IN practice Melvin French the
new catcher will probably go be-.
hind The BAT tomorrow "a give stan
10y u cttaneo ~ fuat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30

Edwin y. Fryer no man after
whom tho Derby tavofite was
named. and who makes the hook
Tor tho Boston club. e. confined al
hia home with an attack of tnnall
itla aud a. a result The book did na'
cut Ia In the meantime his part
ner, Irish YounK. IN a sporty gray
suit and a red nockfie. Il trying e.
beat tho races from the EFonnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30

The pnsitea wegc nut Ia loFea az
tho FnrHs YaffaF With them
was q arNrkiing az Miners. TIGERS
and Spokane warlors li has nos
anen recorded that the ball players
carried gtt anF lafse aari an.nant
~ iaot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30

Russ Hail back ne the Park The
fans have lots ~ room IN their
hharin Tor Russ because he be
iauRa,to seattle uH much as be
does n lutte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30
BASEBALL
GOSSIP

rotay Seattle and Butte open a
series az pnga park sud the teams
ahuuid do SOME great work The
Cubs are in she BEST af condition
and ihn Miners aFe Npraing All The
time naEdate 81 confident thar
BIS men viii take tbs aeglea. bat he
realizes shAt tn 'seisr io iu ao they
san find their work out for them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30
BRAKEMAN KILLED.


EVERETT. Juiy 30 The body
~ Harry Rockwell. a Great North.
crn brakeman. was sent east this
morning for intermonL The man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30

Jockey Joe Mcbride. Who rode 81
the Meadows last year with conail
cradle success. arrived On town last
night and expects 10 ride here again
this summer Mcbride rode on the
Canadian circuit last spring until
he disioestcd hia shoulder ln a faI
received az Montreal Mcuriae
rode the winner of tho Nut race
ever run over the new Hue nap
nets race track az Montreal and
recelved silver ship from the
track manaxameai fof doluE -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30

The suspension ~ rhrriean afteS
he had won The nth race was the
sensation az the day Of the Mea
dows yesterday immediately after
the horse had beaten Orchan. the
judges announced that be was IN
definitely suspended and would not
be allowed % start aEain az tho
Meadows The fact that the anlmal
had not finished inside tte money
on his previous start was ann0unc
cd as the reason Tor the ruling. the
horse heiug suspended for lu aud
out running. klihnugh only tWo
fAvnritea wen the books had an
other bad day a. the winners Ia
each event we're well played
Maid OF Orleans. who finished
last on her previous start, vas
backed from 5 ia down ga 8 70 }
20 win the opening event. and came
homo on tho biz BY i've open
lengths slightly. the % favor
tie. heag Rose II Cor the place
David R0land. who had been fin
ishing outside the money for mum
Dor az previous starts WAS served
up a. a good thlng 90 win the ser
ond race. and backed from 10
tosn 70 8 % I The start was bad
and only David holland and Dick
Wilson. who was also heavily played.
got away IN their stride. The race
VAS always between these two and
AZ tha end Roland won by lcnkth
Canard0, the 3 GO fnvnrite. came
from nowhere and got tho show
silver Stocking was PLAYED from
60 90 8 10 8. % win the third
RAGS. she could not have lost with
an even break. but Gosslpor got or
fiying While silver Stocking waH
practically left The Bedwell mare
went after the field and Just failed
20 set UP In time 20 catch Gosslper
Grace g was a good third Toupce.
who drilled out IN the betting from
to 1 70 10 10 ran IN accordance
with tho bookiea' States and finish.
Cd outside the coin. The five fur
longs was run tn 50 "a. tho best
tims Of the-neatiuE
peiigFoso. the 3 % 5 favoritc had
20 be thrive hours the best 10 win
the fourth race. Practically left
az ths post ho ran around his field
and Won going away Alta spa fin.
ished 9amoly and beat Eloia for the
place. Hipoteea showed lots %
speed but quit
TarFiean and OrchAn were bach
Cd 20 shs exclusion Of everything
else b. the public 70 wlu the nfth.
although the horsameu and ciack
efs vent - Buua a. ne 20 1. Tho
race was always between the first
two named. hut Orchan tired Ia TIE
stretch and TarriHan oycrhanIed
him ard won. going away b. two
lengths Orchan boat BunA
length for the place
The public vent 10 fneatee AZ
even money % got even Ca fhc day
and when tho horse won every
hook IN the ring lost Piquat. the
second choice. went cur % make
the race but tired badly and an.
ished outside she money Icwafee
took command In The stretch and
won going away First Peep fin
ished with a rush and noacd oas
Cholk Hedrick for the place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30

BATTLING NELSON
AND JIMMY oRirT.
The Pride Of hegesSieh ard the
Native Son q the Golden West.
Who viii Flight Fer tire "chani.
pionghip % Exchamplon light.
weights" Tomorrow Night al
Frisco.
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nattloahip Nebraska at navy yard. /
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Fleet Of Baiiieahips at Navy Yard.
zee
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Il yin be axe oii timas &c see
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BASEBALL


VANenuFEU tuiF go nraauaa che
raHHUk# NlaFrd fhn uHraf iHsiae hsaa.
hait efag aesn here Yesterday they 80
ffHm thu Quite Sam aith thH score -
b fn tfaN iasfHd faf thr ta.a fsf
three ieHinaa RnA chem ffanhUN was
substituted ile pitched splendid bail
lhe taHma hgeah even "a fhe series
Score b. a. W
Nant Hafaf rtHrts ffFft..t. 20 o
ttugfH .-....sfs g.
BATTERIES ffslI FfahtHn ara Hsa
irtef aamueis sHd aafeFa Umuife
llHFrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30

Maid OF Orleans. who finished
last on her previous start, vas
backed from 5 10 / down ga %
20 win the opening event, and came
homo on tho bit BY tive open
lengths slightly. the 90 2 favor
ito. haag Rose u for the place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30

Eddie Kaufman also blew ~ last
right and viii be owt to tho track
this Afternoon. Sic says BE- uiii
attempt u poaaihio. 20 make hl8
ffiend Sailly Nfn 4 bet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30

AtfsAtA "fAt WAft kHN WAA NH NN# AfatM
this afternoon. ilo says hh VIII
attempt. 70 possible. % make hls
friend "sklly" ~in a bet
Il Is an odd fact that there are
more good iockeya nnw On -
ground AZ the Meadows that th-rr
are IN The saddle Jockeys rsai
tawrwnca, "flnnafiaing Kelly and
Eugene lfildrhfandt. three as com
potent race riders as ever rhFew a
ieg over a horse. are AZ the track.
bat have been nuahln 90 receive
pefmiaslon 60 eide Ia addition
Jockey Chna jinrai one ~ thn hest
boys here, Is under saapcnaaa and
cannot ride
For going 10 sleep a. the past na
Pcllsruaa. Joekey Gteaa vaa handed
. ihFre dags auapeas.oa hy tha
judges
After silver Stocking was left AZ
the posi- and then only beaten
bead Tor the third SAGE. gunrtine
Kelly hunk limp and diaKusied ovef
the paddock fenge That mare
was only nine hon a-<he best thaf's
all said Kelly. why theY oyer
.iet that Jockey Boyd 10 % the post
without an alarm clock / dont
knoS
f
Piquet waa sent oui IN the oveg
night entries as carrying tHg
pounds. but il afterwards deveioned
thar Ga account og the conditions
Of the race aho was Obliged fo
carry 100 pounds This additional
weight caused the Handicapped 70
revise lheif figures and made -,
gaiee a cineh
F'd soule. who owus The stable
campaiEned under the name 81
Frisco iioag. sas az the track Yes
torday.
W g Yanke picked the last
three winners and hit tho combln-
alton book for $3.50
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paiigroso. the % favoritc. had
20 be thrive houfs the best 20 sin
the fourth race. Practically left
az tha post ho ran around his field
and Won going away Alta spa fin.
ished zamely and beat Elota Tor The
place. Hipoteea showed lots ~
speed but quit
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has karssf ssa assasa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-30

For going 10 sleep a. tho past ou
Pclisruaa. Joekgy Gteaa uaa handed
q thgra daFs aaaIeasloa hF tha
fudees
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FL soule. who owua The stable
campaiEned under the name 81
Frisco iioag. saa az the track yes
ferday.