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Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
SID N E Y
The Weeks News From The Metropolis
OF Sullivan Township.

Miss Venie Kirtley is visiting
at Alvis.
Miss Jeannie Johnston is still
visiting at Hardy.
H. T. Croft has a periodical
/ case of "Texas fever"
! R. S. Davis has returned to
Sidney to re-enter school.
Rev. j. D. Ragan has recover
ed from his recent illness.
A. B. Arm is buying carload
of mules to ship to Louisiana.
Thomas, the st. Louis mule
buyer, will be in our town on the
18th.
The storm on Saturday did
considerable damage to barns
and outbuildings.
Mrs. King Evans of Barren
Fork was visiting Mrs. T. N.
Rodman last week.
Mr.. Reeves, with the Denison-
! Shell Mer. Co. Of Cushman, was
in Sidney Monday.
Miss Gertie Arm, who is teach
ing, was at home on a visit last
Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. W. E. Founders has pur-
chased DR.. L. N. Rodman's resi-
dence and will locate here.
Ted Hawkins spent Saturday
night and Sunday with relatives
and friends in Evening Shade.
A communication from E. c.
Hawkins states tn at summer
weather prevails at Shawnee,
Okla.
?. M. Wiles will build an ad.
dition to his residence as soon as
the lumber can be placed on the
ground.
There will be a Washington
memorial program rendered at
the school building Friday after
noon, Feb. %.
DR.. T. N. Rodman, who started
| for Atkins last week, was COM
PEELED to turn back at Little Rock,
owing to high water.
Allen Crownover of this place
informs US that his brother, who
disappeared from his home at
Mooreteld some four weeks ago,
was seen in Newport ten days
after his disappearance.
A singing class of about thirty
members was organized at the
c.. P. church Sunday. S. L.
Evans is president, Miss Fannie
Bone, secretary, L. G. Hightow-
er, leader, Miss Daisy Bruce, or
ganist. The class will meet each
first and third Sundays at 8 p. m.
Everybody come and bring your
song books.
Geo. Northern and his son of
Sulphur Rock spent two or three
days in this vicinity last week
looking for land. They want to
purchase two or three farms in
this locality. They left for home
Thursday, stating they would re-
turn in a few days. We welcome
such men as Mr.. Northern to our
neighborhood.
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
NORTH ARKANSAS
-o-o~o-o-

Kay's face was severely burned.
William Dawson of Smitkville
shipped 500 head of hogs last
week, in addition to a drove Of
cattle.
George Briggs of Salem was
kicked in the side by a horse a
few days ago, and three ribs
were broken.
John B. Stages, one of the
oldest citizens of lizard county,
died near Pineville last week,
aged so years.
lizard county has four paupers.
Last week Jackson Gray took the
contract to care for them at Sc
per month each.
The Randolph circuit court be-
gan its regular term at Pocahon-
tas Monday. There is always a
large docket over there.
Three cases of smallpox are
said to exist in the family OF a
Mr.. Newberry, who lives in Mt.
Calm township, Fulton county.
! T. G. Patterson Of lizard codn-
ty, charged with the illegal sale
of whiskey, has been bound over
to the Federal grand. jury at
Batesville.
The first day of May has been
fixed upon as time for unveil-
ing the Confederate monument
erected in the court house yard
at Batesville.
At Salem last week William
McGuffee and Judge Watson
traded horses, the latter getting
$40, ,259.18 in old notes and ac-
counts "to boot"
L. E. Tucker of Whitesville
township, Baxter county, has II
children living at home and all
are attending the same school,
the oldest one being the teacher.
The dead body of an infant
boy was found floating in creek
near Newport a few days ago.
A coroner's jury could not fix
any responsibility for the death.
At Newark one night last week
at a supper given by the ladies of
the Baptist church, a cake, put
up and sold for the handsomest
young lady present, brought
S52.10.
AS James Robertson and John
Ward were crossing Village Creek
near Tuckerman a few days ago,
their skiff overturned. Robertson
managed to reach the shore, but
Ward was drowned.
At Newport last week the Pa
cific Express Company plead
guilty in two cases for shipping
game out of the state and was
fined S100 for each offense. Both
shipments consisted of squirrels,
consigned to Memphis.
John Riley, a timber worker,
was found dead in his bed near
Swifton one day last week, and
from all appearances he had
been dead three or four days.
He had been drinking heavily
for several days previous to his
death.
J. A. Stages and Will Jones
of Melbourne INDUCED in game
of poker one night last week, in
which Stages won $40 of Jones'
money. Jones has brought suit
for the recovery of the money.
Both appeared before the mayor
and paid fines for gaming.
The school directors of Baxter
county have employed legal
counsel to bring suit against the
bondsmen of ex-Ccunty Treas
urer Baker for the recovery of
several thousand dollars Of school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
LEADERS INFLICT THE
SECOND ShUT-OUT

The Cubs came In Tor another
dose OF medicine yesterday and the
Aberdeen sawdusters we're the doc
tors. Blg HigEinbotham. tho Idol
81 Coon Hollow. was thu man that
held the bottle. and every Cub. bis
and little. swallowed the stuff with
out flluchlng. The facts are thai
tho Aberdeen twirior knew just
whero to put the style Of ball the
locals could not find. AID when
no did want them 90 find Il he
saw 70 Il that II did no more than
pop lightly into the air He vas
strong all the way
Careless niil Coy was much
kinder lie gave the leaders nine
chances for the bakH. Anderson
and Householder each hitting ,he
sphere hard enough for two sacks.
A usual. Van Buren,. a. first man
up IN the first Inning. got a hit
riEhl off the reel and vent second
when Strcib sacrificed When Cap
Anderson knocked tao bagEcr.
Van nurcn galloped home. That
vas ali for this round In the third
Tlsgglnbotham bit safely. Van
Buren was hit BY the ball and
strelh hit II hard Ross got u 90
third and Dudley promptly dropped
a. and when Ills started In on the
muif. Dndiey threw the ball OF
side to Arbogast and the run count
al Just 20 show tho Cubs that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
New Arrival Shows Up in Fine FOrm---SuspensiOn Of
JOckes Gross and Manders Came Only After strong
Eydence-.-FavOnIeS Have Another Bad Day.

on the track had a hot down, This
colt won Hike real good horse
and looks like worthy rival 10
Glorio
Harry Green and his friends went
"a Miaa Spokane and backed her
from 30 10 I down 90 Z 60 l. She
saved her hackora' money by Tin.
fishing third,
w ST Vincent caahed a nice bet
when Miss May nowdish got home
IN front Jockey Joe Gallndo was
IN the saddle and rude a good race
Tohe Ramsey has been subjected
20 lot Of erltioiem lately. but Il
Is an actual fact that ho wins with
more tavorites than any owner az
tho track
Koroailany was backed from 3 20
down 20 & 60 I 20 win tho last
race. but she failed 60 show any
speed az any stage
Refugee. Tho Stars racing OK.
pert handed out another good one
yesterday 20 his followers when
he gave Galvostenian who won tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
MOORE Johnson
F.. PROMISES MUCH

tirst aace az the good odds OF q
10 1, lie also gave Speaker Fun.
tana, who won the nth race.
David noland'a race yesterday
waa a dlaErhcoful one compared
with his showing pNo days pre-.
viuus. This horse Is the property
OF 9, @. McCafforty, whose horses
seem to all be aorobats The day
before Croix.d'Or. from the stable.
showed a remarkable form TO
voraM BY winning With Young In
the saddle when ho was beaten
a block tho day before with the
good Jockey Hunter az. However
McCaffcrty probably figufca that
as long az ho can set away with
Il, what's the difference.
Johnny Mlllin was another Vt the
wise brigade that fell fof Miss spo'
kane
Matt Rles loat a $4,000 bet when
Maxtress failed TO connect In the
last race,
Eddie kaufman came 90 life
again yesterday aud walloned the
book for 100 hard Iron
mon II Eddie can 90 this. Il looks
now aa II the combination man
must be pretty easy.
Max Miller. tho we'll known
bookmakar. who has been on the
ground for tho past few days. cut
IA again yesterday, Johnny kenner
IL taking the money Tor the book.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
CARRY LIQUOR IN
THEIR STOCKINGS

PORT TOWNSEND. Aus. ~ -
The Star theater. which ran a. a
saloon and dance hall before the
Sunday closing agitation. reopened
last week With an elaborate display
~ giris and noft drinkH on euhl
plnini u local saloon mou the ahar.
~ promptly closed the resort 1T
~ midnight and Il a. now being
run within the lcgai time limit No
liquors are sold on tho premises.
but y Is reported that each Of the
female employees carries a bottle IL
her stocking. which she diapennes
gratis 10 thirsty patrons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29

PLAY BALL NEXT
SATURDAY

There is no change in tho local
telegraph situation today Tho
Western Union Is working ak oper.
atora and handling about 900 mes.
sages per day. sent and received
az against 5000 heretofore.
Everything Is quiet AZ the strik.
era' headquarters. and their ranks
show an unbrOken front. Many
financial contributions have been
received from local and outside
sources, the latest for s95 from
district 10 ~ the Mine Workers
Union ~ America. Nanalmo. - G.
The strikers viii play their post
poned ball game at Madison park
next Saturday al D. m. rain or
shine. Some special features will
be introduced, both interesting aud
instructive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
u. S. Navy Yard

Tho Pacific squadron Ia now Al
Bremerinn. and the navy yard now
has more haitienhipn Of ali classes
than ever before IN the history 81
the Puget sound. II - crowded
with vessels. such as the No
braHka, Oregon aud Wiscon.
ain. the gunbpstN Chicago
Boston. Albany. Charleston and
Buffalo. the training ahlp Phila
delphin. the prison ship Nlpsie, and
the torpedo boats Paul Jones and
0oldshorunEh. and tho immense
drydock boats leave Pier 2. Round
trip oniY % cents ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
new ELEVATOR
FOR EVERETT
Q fstar asaIal ssrvles.l

EEvitETT. Aug 20 Within ~
days tho new Great Northern Gle.
yatof viii be ready 70 receive a por.
uon Of the Washington wheat crop
for shipment Work ON the strue.
lure ~ now being rushed, and ma.
chlnery will be installed ia about q
months time
Tho Great Norihern'g plans. ~
eomplsed by that company, call
for tho laiiisnR 81 additional
"a ayea ssi warehouses north OF
the present one. witt a total width
north and south Of 500 feet with
SLIPS and railroad tracks between.
Thsy will be constructed as the
growth Of the Oriental business Dc
MANN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
CAPT. JEPS0h
In ACCIDENT

PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. 20. -
Capt Jepson of the Pacific com.
pany'a steamship Sonoma WAS be-
ing driven from the customs house
yesterday and the horses attached
TO the carriage took frlght At an
automobile and ran into Tho brick
wall OF the Dclmonico hotel. where
thsy cana 20 an abrupt stop The
occupants we're badly shaken up
but escaped serious injury On
leaving the carriage Capt isphon
insisted on walking the rest 81 the
distance. remRrkinE that he did not
Ike that Kind Of a ship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
KISSING BUG P0IS0NS
HORACE MCCLURE

Horace Mcclure. az en- neweua.
per man. and ~ present Washing
ton representative ~ the Chamber
81 Commerce. has been bitten BY
a kissing bug The insect. which
has caused such havoc on the A..
lantic coast. has evidently reached
the Pacific, a. a result 81 which
SEA first victim 81 Koiug about with
a badly poisoned face.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
RACES AN
Open SECRET

sroal reason 700 the suspension of
tho riders u II also stated that
Jockey Gross pulled Jack Adams
the day ho WAS beaten AT 4 90 G.
Ia order hist the horse might Do
claimed. and that Gross - noe the
real owner ~ Jack Adams, although
the hBae races IN the oolorl Of A.
Van Hokkelen a Co Tho day that
Jack Adams WIS pulled, tho nght
money WAS bet on FoncaHth who
won easily. ridden by Mnndera
II % also said that Mandera made
20 much money at this game that
ha purchased Dewey from barney
Schneider, through another party.
Mandora Is also under strong sua
plcion OF having pulled cadlchon
Ia the 1903 handicap, and the good
race the horse ran yesterday makes
this look probable. The race Man
dara rode on Midmont last Tucn.
day also had a very bad look.
Only Riders Proftsd.
Gross Was under contract 90
Frisco" iioag. who trains the
stable owned BY ed A0ulo. The
bookmaker. but II In understood
that the judges have 40 reason ~
think that soule had anything 20
30 with Gross alleged crooked
work In the saddle
II Is Thought that all tho profit
that was made through the crooked
work was made BY the riders them.
selves BY betting on the animal 70
be "nhuoed In
Steve Judee. who holds a con.
tract on Mandefs. waa much a.
gusled when he heard that Man.
dors had been suspended. a. he
vent 10 the Judges several weeks
ago and stated that n they had
any reason 20 think that Mandcrs
was dishonest. he would set the boy
down himself and not LEI him ride
There may be further develop
menta IN tho case. and II Is not
Rt all improbable that several
doubtful ornaments 80 the turf vii
DO requested by the authorities 10
beat 81"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
WILL MEET TONIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug ,. :.
Mike scbrech and Al K.a., Z"
are both ia fine condition ~ linaA
waiting for the gong wbies ass
summon them ~ baltls -, ~
Tho heayywelgbts mee, s.knL
rounds, with Behreck a s,,aa ~ y
vorite kaufman il sald u =
Improved much since bis ~. w. w.
Berger ana is expected q =, 49,, s''A
good showing. aAs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
TO CLEAN UP CITY

Tho conference committee % the
various local Improvement clubs ID
agliaiing the matter OF cleaning up
sifvetA. alloys and parking strips
throughout the city CitiHona Who
Ind owners Of property Who -
fuse 10 clear their property of rub
blsh are asked 10 report the names
~ Offenders 90 Homer NJ. Hill. IN
tho Pacific baiidlnK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29

thfaa counts were better than two.
Strelb knocked a fast Eruundor 10
QulEicy which wnA fnmhled "A
derHon advanced strelh 10 second
and then Householder loaned
against tho leather Tor two bases.
and Strclb came In Tho locals
could not hit IN lunches When
they did got man on n sack II
was after two were down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
BASEBALL
GOSSIP

To-day ia Ladies' nay a. DuKn
park Tho stout manager. who at
tho present writing ~ one OF tho
most woraod men in the world.
wants the ladies' 70 know that they
arc welcome and Asks them 20
como In numhsrn lie guarantees
them good game - ball.
Duedale sat on tho. bench yoater.
day and saw his Cubs take their
punishment lie was IN the contest
all the time aud made many aug
gcationa that we're acted. upon. but
he could not stem the tide.
Dugdaia says that he has pro.
tested the Monday game because
OF the poor decision OF Umpire
Hewlett 10 the sixth. when no call,
ed Myers back 20 first after he had
stolen second
Allen will be IN the box for Sc.
attic today, while either TonneAon
or Hickey will DO tho honOrs for
Aberdeen.
Paddock. who has been pitching
for the auperlora. was IA a Seattle
uniform yesterday Tie has not
yot been signed by either Seattle
or Tacoma,
Judge McCrpdlo. owner OF Tho
Portland club. was AZ the game yes
tarday. President Lucas Of the
Northwestern league wan also a
spectator McCrcdle had nothing
60 say concerning Portland Ioinlug
the Northwestern league next year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
LARNED Is
CHAMPION

NEWPORT. Aug 20 w A.
i.Arncd has defeated Robert 10
Roy In the finals for the National
tennis championship. W A.
clothier. last yeaFa ehamnioR d.
faaited 90 i.arned "a the challenge
match and the title Il transferred
90 l.hfnrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
RrRoLLino srnAlra.

port TOWNSEND. An. :.
The csiief Armfa mae y =
from Nas'iing'ons IA patrol,,. o.asfs
htIal'a ~ pfevept iufraclions :, sa
now qunrantlne order sa y 20
yoHagss from California 70 wna l'lnE
fumira'lon "a Diamond pols, sn ago
antlne station previoua 10 ls. laaf.
at sound ports. '"Aalnk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29

SPOKANE. Aug 20 Tho Fact.
crners put the saff into the Tigers
yesterday TO the tune of 6 70 Q. u
vas a onesidcd contest in which
all the ginger vas shown ~ the
home team in spite Of tho fact that
Iaynch was after bis bunch sil the
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
DAN ON IMPURE GRUB.

LOUISVILLE. Ky Aug 90 ~
Charged with serving watcrcd milk
and peas aud beans c0i0red with
coppeF IN violation Of tho pure
food Law. several Louisville hotel
cafe and restaurant proprietora Will
answer for their alleged CASTRO.
nomle Kina 40 court tomorrnw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29
Reduces Estimate.

AZ the meeting Of the fire aud
water committee last night revised
figures OF the cost of the proposed
salt water main system was sub.
mlttcd BY Engineer Scott who
now thinks that the system can be
laid for $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29

BUTTE. Aug. - The Miners
took the Canucka down tbs line
yesterday with the score OF Is 10
6. The Vans had nothing that the
Butte people couid not find ~hile
Nelson was touched up hard. sam
uels did the twirilng for the Miners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29

Phil Reilly stood 70 win a bar
rel Of coin II his mare. Lady King
at 30 90 !. had won the third race
She was beaten a neck but as there
was lots 81 5 to ! at place against
her chances. Reilly did not lose
anything on the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29

The Duke Of Orleans was made
faworite In the last event but could
DO no better than show. The win.
ner turned up IN Miss May Bow
dish Who finished fast and won
going away b. three lengths. Alta
Spa who set the pace most OF the
way got the place. The Duke Of
Orleans just did beat Mattress for
third place The latter was heav.
ily played and burned up a world
Of money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29

Sapphire mining Ia Kashmlr Is
being revived by a now company.
composed 81 Europeans of high
standing and wealthy natives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29

Speaker Fontana was the
medium Of another killing BY Tobe
Ramsey Opening al Z 10 s. the
horse went 10 thu post Al 20 70.
and won az an oddson favortte
should lie led BY a wide margin
throughout and won gailoplng AZ
uolo finished fast and got the place
from the Rustic Lady. who was
90 to In the betting Search Afe
and David Boland ran disEracefnl
races and finished outside the
money.
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ny REFUGEE

By REFUGEE. :
A, wise man. II was either Shake
spectre OF "enortlng' Kelly, I don't
remember which. once said that
"rho the mills OF the gods grind
slowly, they grind exceedingly
fine" and this fact mast have i'm.
pressed itself deeply ON the minds
Of Jockeys Charley Gross aud VIII
lie Mandara. when they were ia.
formes by Judge Egboft yesterday
that their careers IN. thu saddle
were ended a. the local track The
story OF their suspension WAS told
exclusively by Tho star yeater'
day
IL was only question Of time
as 20 the officials getting wise o.
what was coming OF around the
track, and although the authorities
have had evidence for some time
past concerning these riders. they
waited until they we're sure beioio
they acted.
Was an Open Secret.
II has been an open secret among
the NNAfmNA AHhA 1AfNH tNN NAit
dcra were framing races NJ. that
when both we're GA cuutendorn.
they would bot their money on the
one with the longest price. and
while one would win the other
would endeavor 20 bother every
other horse Ia the race
What first aroused The suspicious
tn the minds OF the turfmen waA
the fact that well known tout
and hanEoron az The track. who
never was known 90 possess moro
than two dollars az a time IN hia
life. was betting 5000 and a. much
as $500 90 a race.
As ha was knoWn 10 be a friend
OF both Mandcfa and Cross. he waa
watched and was observed several
times 20 receive the hish sign
from either Aianderu or Gross from
the upper part % the Jockeys reofu.
when be would so in and bet on
the right horse.
Although the Judges did not say
so. n 81 probable that this ia the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29

Moore Johnson. who won the two
year.old race. had worked very fast
IN the mornings. and every ciooker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29

The handicap proved 90 BE- a ono.
sided assair as Cadlchon. the sec
ond choice. got OF flying and led
all the way. WANING AZ the end
b. four lengths. Doliic Dollars, an
other Butte importation. quoted az
20 TO !. proved 70 be the contender
throughout she tired AZ the end
and tust saved the place from I'd.
win r Fryer. 25 10 !. who finished
with \ rush Lisaro. the fax0rite.
sulked the entire trip and refused
to extend himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29

Moore Johnson. who was MAX
Ing his first appearance AZ the
Meadows. showed himself 20 be a
grand twoyear-old. by winning
from crack field Herives went
out tn front and set sirxllng pace.
bat Moore Johnson went past hor
in the stretch a. n she was tied.
and won BY four lengths Herives
just lasted long enough 90 beat
Foliie l. a nose FOR the place Crcs-
ton. the favori,e. finished back In
the roar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29

The Meat Hound handicap came
Oft In the thlrd race Twelve soFry
specimens pafaded In colors and
gave an imitation Of a horse race
Lady King. a 30 20 l shot. led By
a widr margin into the stretch.
where she tired and CarOhnrn. an.
other 9o 10 ! chance. beat hcr a
head on tho post Miss Spokane.
ono % Harry Green's annual good
thlnas. was backed from % 10
down 10 10 I. and saved the show
for the SPOKANE riunEer Dora q.
the favorite. finished absolutely
last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29

GalYest0nlan was the second
best horse Ia the first race. but
he got home IN front on account
~ the strong arm methods %
Jockey Gross ON Susannah. who
finished second. Altarno came from
away back Ga tho stretch and Tin.
ishcd third Runsam. the favorlle.
finished outside the money. owing
20 the desire 90 hts rider. Manders.
who evidently wanted 10 view the
finish from the rear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29

Score " "
feFtiNaa ..s+..s. +st.ss+ss.l
HMn Franchise sss-ssss .s.as u
Batteries Kinasua aud Maasss 1sy
and street umpfre Frfrtns
Score n ~ n
las Aureies .ssssFss+sst.sr.s -
NakfMud afarst ssHssaa..ass II ~
BATTERIES neruan Randolph and 40
gan W Hogan ana Huas Time. SIS.
Umpire Kelly
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ny REFUGEE.

Immediately after tho running
81 the first race at the Meadows
yesterday the Judges Indefinitely
suspended Jockeys Gross and Man
doris. the two leading riders az the
track. The officials had evidence
that the boys had been pulling
horses and acting Ia coliusion for
some time past. bat had decided not
60 suspend the riders until the end
OF tho day. After seeing Jockey
Gross. however pull Suaannah
right On front of the grandatand tn
order 60 let Galvostonian win and
noticing Manders apathetic efforts
on Runaum. The gavorite. the Judges
decided 10 take immediate action
aud after the Jockeys had weighed
IN. tho suspension was announced
Favorites had another bad day a.
only one first choice succeeded IN
getting home In front. this being
Speaker Fontana nom the Ramsey
stable. What may be worthy
rival % Glorio, the crack twoyoar-
cid. was shown up when Moore
Johnson. new arrival from Butte
won the baby race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-29

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