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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-10
EARTHQUAKES.

London, May May f0.--Dis-
patches from Irkutsk, Siberia,
say the city today was severely
shaken by a series of earth
quake shocks. No details of
deaths or extent of property de-
struction is given.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-10
RED MEMS DAY.

Delegation from Surrounding Towns
Are Coming.
Delegations from Metropolis, Muir
ray, Brookport and Golconda will ar
rive to be present at the meeting of
the Red Mems lodge tonight. D. H..
Russell. great sachem of the state,
will be present and will give the
principal address. A class will be
Initiated and much time will be de-
voted to degree work. Following
the business of the evening banquet
win be served and speeches will be
made.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-10
HEARING FOR ALL
IN WHISKY CASE

Washington, May 1O.--All persons
who feel themselves aggrleved by
the decision governing whisky labels
are to have a hearing before the at
torney general next "Wednesday.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-10
X. OF @. DELEGATES.
John T.. Donovan and ]. }. Dorian Go
To Louisville.

Colonel John r. Donovan will leave
tomorrow for Louisville to attend
the initiation of a big class of candi-
dates into the knights Of Columbus.
He will also attend the state meet
ing to be held in that city on Tues
day. Colonel John j. Dorian, another
second Paducah delegate will leave
Monday to attend the state meeting.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-10

newspaper comments have
forced the court into a grievous
error, in our opinion-The sun
did IL. know your motives were
good."-Senator Wheeler Camp
bdl.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-10

showers this afternoon or tonight
followed by cooler. Saturday partly
cloudy. Highest temperature yestcr-
day, 50; lowest today, 90.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-10
TOBACCO REPORT.
Receipts for Week Aggregate 1.2is
Hogsheads.

Receipts on the local tobacco mar
ket aggregate 1922 hogsheads. ac-
cordng to the report Of Inspector Ed
r. Miller The report in hogsheads
follows:
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-10

Followed DIR. Lorimer in Four
Cities and Was Subjected to
Nerve neutrality-suspicious.
Everywhere
The state herald., 1907-12-13

discarded the old methods and remedies
used for ages by the medical world, and
which it would be folly to depend upon
any longer, for they are not known to
cure, as thousands die, depending on
them for relief. The following list of
diseases only are taken under treat
ment, towit Diseases of the Nervous
System. Heart, Stomach, Lungs, Kid
neys, Catarrh, (purulent or dry) Con-
sumption, Epilepsy, Deafness, Diseases
of Women, Tumors, Pseudo Cancers,
Piles, of chronic nature only. They
treat deafness by an entirely new meth
cd, and hearing in many cases is re-
stored at once.
Catarrh in all its varied forms, like
other diseases if once taken under
treatment, is cured permanently to re-
main so and to never return. 1t mat
ters not whom you have seen, or with
whom treated, do not fail to call, as
visit will cost you nothing, and may
restore you to health, or eyen save o,
prolong your life, as thousands of per.
sons will testify by unassailable testi-
monals in all parts of the country. Il
you suspect Kidney Trouble, bring a
two ounce bottle of your Urine fol
chemical and microscopical analysis.
REMEMBER:-The free offer is during
this visit only, and will not be repeated.
Persons commencing treatment upor
their future visits will be required to
pay, but not one cent will be asked from
those commencing treatment during this
visit for any medicine necessary to eff
feet a cure, irrespective of your position
in life, or the number of those who come
on above date. Whensoevero or by whom
wanted, a positive guarantee to cure
will be given under their system OF
reatment. Those having long stand
ing and complicated disease, who haye
failed to get well and become discour-
aged, are particularly invited to call.
notice. Married ladies' without their
and minors without theii
Fathers. will positively not be admit
ted to consultation unless accompanied
by one of their local physicians.
Office hours: 9 a. m. to 7:30p. m.
DON'T FORGET THE DATE.
Saturday, December lith, one day only
The state herald., 1907-12-13

Are you having trouble with your
Kidneys? There are lots Of people to-
day who wonder why they have pains
across the back, why they are tired and
lacking in energy and ambition. Youi
sidneys are wrong. They need relief
without delay. Take Dewitt's Kidney
4 Bladder Pills; they are for weak back
Inflammation OF the bladder. backach,
and weak kidneys. Sold by City Drug
store.
The state herald., 1907-12-13
~ ron youxo q OLD ~
TnE srsT PILL SOLD ASA
~ Lille Liver Pills "
STATIONERY PROPOSALS.

Sealed bids will be received ut the
office Of the county clerk Of Phillip
county, In Holyoke, Colorado. for sup.
plying the said county Of Phillips with
all books. stationery, records, printing.
lithographing. election supplies, legai
blanks, etc, for the ensuing year com
meneing with the first day Of the mon
ia Of January zoos.
Bids will be received up to Jany. 4,
1908. Mt 8 o'clock p. IN.
The board reserves the right TO n.
jcct any or all bids,
iiy order Of the Board Of Commir.
ai;ners. Leon kcpler.
Clerk.
The state herald., 1907-12-13
BIDS For TOWN WELL.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the board of
trustees of the town OF Holyoke, Phil
lips county, Colorado. for the digging
and completing of a town well. Bids
to be submitted not later than Decem-
Der 9th 1907. Bids submitted to be for
a ten inch iron pipe or sixteen inch
wood slat tubing. The town to furnish
the casing or tubing. The board re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids
w. G. Helland,
Town Clerk and Recorder.
The state herald., 1907-12-13

This institute. composed Of group
OF regularly graduated physicians and
surgeons. licensed. legally chartered
and Incorporated under the laws of the
state OF Ohio. send at its own expense
these eminent medical specialists In or
der TO introduce the newest methods and
discoveries In medicine and surgery.
such M the system of treatment under
y rny, Violet ray. Finscn ray. Hydro.
thcrapy, Etc, TO give TO those who call
on the above date, consultation, exnmi.
nation. and all medicines required u
complete cure, absolutely free. Those
specialists win diagnose your ease and
give you the bencii, OF their akill md
medical knowledge.
There is In this cass no experiment.
Ing or guess work a, yourcxpense. You
will be told whether you ban be cured
or not. II your case is curablc they will
put you under trcatmcn, immediately,
Il ineurablc'thcy will give you such adj.
vice as may prolong your life. Their
treatment always gives quick relief and
ultimately positively cures. Being pr,
pared TO cope with each individual ensc
the human system Ia thoroughly eleans.
ci OF the disease In natural and direct
manner, and improvement IL noticed nj
once oven the worst eases are treated
without any Inconvenience to the pa.
'ient or the pursuing Of his or her dali,
vocation.
II you are improving under your fam.
Wy physician. do not come and take IN
'heir valuable time. as they abaolutel,
f.iuSe 10 treat any one who il undo,
the care OF the local physicians. The,
winh besides to give each patient plen,,
OF Time and their undivided attention.
but cannot listen to long stories mo-,
pee lining to your trouble. They b,l'
The state herald., 1907-12-13
tlhcnLRh, IsAMIhAfioN

Tho bes' regular examination Tor iearh.rs Il
Phillips ooahiJ. ,olo.. will h. held 1T the coubi
rouf, hnu-e In iiolJohe an rhuf-.la, aud frida
p.o iy,h aud sp,h. beginning at y a. N
CENTRAL time, 4 fe. ~ ~ "Jl ol. daiiAf mu.
10 collected from oach AL can, applying for
iaachei's c.,,lncnis, Al desiring 90 take ~
examination please ~ form me.
EsrEii.A suMMERs,
tl.uut. a.t...sl..,.....l...t
The state herald., 1907-12-13
lnnnll AninfIninn.lnni

a big new assortment Of jcwclry OF
all kinds. bough, In the last few day
Nothing bu. the best. Buy that watch
now. Tho new solid silver souvenir
spoons are In. W. u. Lyman. Jcwelef.
The state herald., 1907-12-13

Get in ahead OF the blizzard. Order
your storm sash now from u. Suther-
land.
The state herald., 1907-12-13

Read the big ad of W. II. Lyman. the
jeweler. in this issue.
The state herald., 1907-12-13

W. ". Lyman jewelcr. fine wat, h
works specially. Ringg and all kindi
Of jcwelry repaired. Work guaranteed.
The state herald., 1907-12-13

by Strengthening the nerves whlcn
control tho action of the liver and bowel,
DR.. Miles Nerve and Liver Pills cure
constipation. 90 doses 25 cents.
The state herald., 1907-12-13
llOmesteads and beeded Land,

] can locate you on homestead or
sell you decided land at reasonable fig
urcs. w. W. BALDWIN.
OILS Sterling, Colo.
The state herald., 1907-12-13
TaE KIND you LIKE.

We havs nice heavy rough fencing.
boards. and two by fouia
II. Sutherland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11
RUSLIN KNEW HEo
HAD NO CHANCE

ule Yoa ever hsaf t8w Cue IA
iin bacama convlnc eHna hefo-.
hs maf Isffuen thaf Re IA =
chaaoe 90 a, from tte hlx is'l,.,
Well here b Gel Maybe ysu =
uembsr ghat Rahia ard hls mss
aeeF nluT Mztsea -af ssse...
uaHsE ln rggffAn4 from mhse
vansaNa rouf f.ef gafeasle
chaile ges al tie fafnl1a.
lEaaiIF ikeF usra matchsa -
wAer fefisaea nNa fe Tor -
ae4g FOUR rgrss BahHn was =
kass 81 So iatt stat D. couia 4
neef
TAe GEf ra1d Eeuaaly e.
Eoanses lta harlF agp9aert Ran
aas Ell Ea
ht tae narr g 5s a..
uHh sf4 Mar
Htat a. eufa l -
ae o1e ta Rsala. uha has !
raE ac eaaf
Aa1 tweeet1Y nukiln arsn<s
fr@ tte say RE glad urtt -
aat g la eFaa
Hfs was Aeked rbrks there -
fsiffies -fls tneE thea e -
ert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

NEW YORK CITY July a r.
There has rarely ever o. % %
much inland out racing on a Ne~
Yofh o. track - s'aat s6eh has
chafacterl1 - the 8feseHt meeiing
at aheensssad lAsT one d.
horse m,aa ga. aes uina a s0
Ing good ..ce seats6s q fairly eard
Geia M = prsasise atyis aaS lhe
sext 100 - Epea to fhe f~,3 .u
virtually the same class end fat
nuwhHfe
A Jockey in ore facf uil fairly
eieetflfy he onioosers ~ the Ia
or0an finiah be pais up ahiie Ser
tapH IN The VERY aett efeni hc ~il.
bs fouudefine ail o1ef fhe frark
pfih bis mount and ariieE 81 i hs
was ahnMt Co fAfi or wath eVelg
T jump ihe horse takes II d. doeaa !
happen 90 b. uaiHE 8 nthia faaaiur
he may ba seen STA a fi&tt EfiN
un tha reiHa aaa frmlY hfmr4 in
the saddle arflna az u BE- wefa t&e
aaehof in tagat aaF team
Ii la really au8 trais st@me
TIE Say aame hogaos have perfsFa
81 oH fhe Aor Vera TRACKS tsss
saasen aaf the waF mast ~ she
latesh have bean radims fa9@
has beea Sc a alaeaarf aaEh 4s 60
hofeea ard n1era
The panfera are sfrteafiT az.
hrnEe ard fhe tasaaina aaY se#T
h1Veat EQz che uemfT AtnGt
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

Ths cubs showed ne mercy 70
the hedranE ed CAnucka yesterday
and gave them the worst bcatlnx
they OF any other Team in tbs
league has received this year.
Prom frat 90 last The Cuha battcd
like fienda and Il waa almspif Ian
possible Tor Con Gfr0thera 90 pot IN
a tairieF Hho could pat s. Ga he
locals the Cabs landed Tor - hits
and 30 runs. white al that the
Cannrka usulA % with Allen end
Charln vas 90 fina thom Cor 81
hits and chase o1s naan across tas
plate In addition a. heaxY IA gfAng
tho feagitsa uefr helpea an 9th VI
errors Hulf tFuil ussisH I've.
AiinEeihsr Il waa the hind - zane
that ticsiod the Average fau b.
cAsas thcre Waa tsts of sisGginE
aud bots Of runniaK Whsa Ailen
Vas taken cat 90 the box and pat
In iefi msla 20 take the place 81
n0ss. stnse ara is Stil ae1a2 the
Cues had already aouneefea toe "a
runs and u wan felt that "a vas
cafe % pa Chnfln in to en& IA
doinEa Ne piishsd = Eno3 sass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11
RACES AT BUTTE

BUTTE 7uiy' 81 The resuits 4
yesterdays races folIow
FIRST race seihns. purse f2ss. fn
EyeaFsuifs and grmarda tistnnns
nFeeigtths o. ulle--Aunle Sea
won. The Mouaer second. IRE AVN
thir8 Tone. ! CO.
Second race. selling rsanse t1N
FOR sYeaFoias ard upw zF4x BE-
eirhtha Of miia- Seasick sea. lrs
Gess secnn&. Nettls Hcks laird
Tims n1A
THIRD race. relAnE. see. Coz .
ye4r03aa ans NNwnraE-tsostiieAe.
Wun- Co,nnatsiA Citri second. AErua
laird Tine. ! Q0t
Fourth rAna. parMe 500 hAndiczs
Tor ayuar016s and upwards. ~
tAnre ona rilse- E8aArdo wnn. CD
Ia secuna, Mamie AiSol third. lisa
.1sar
F1fLh raee. selling. purse $500. ta<
1.Ye4roids and upwards distAnrs
seven furiuAgs sharp BoF We
Anuna aecnaa. Aismbgy third Ttn&.
i.GsA
Ssxth race. sellins. purse t2so. -
1.Vemr-ui9s and upwards. DISEASES
thrsae- anA -ters- Emma Reabold woa.
Srrran Santa kecaaa. Bell Reed
laird Tine. lis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

NEAME RNiIH R#f HhN"ff
DENVER. Iuiy 1.-The anHusl
meeting Of the Dopyer oyetiAaa
Jockey club. which acued Juae y
and will extend to SATURDAY jay
lis. with probable cktstD4n 81
two weeks. II breaking all reSoFas
in point Of eatandanch. rfAef9
breaking Rne. CLASSY sFHea, e 20
healthy speculation a. tbN csenfa
II il mined mea~nE. aix OF mote
running races hessiN given aAlif
with a trot of pace each 81 th%fllgi
nineteen days The Opening tiaad
smashed AT previous marks evr
: o0a people hY actual computation
being In attendance
UR the uponinN DAY thiftvom
hoohs cnt in aud thifty elsht made
application. suseu heinE turned
down a. want ~ space IN the bet
ting ring Tho general average has
been between twenty and twenis
four books Up 70 date tho books
are behind The horses are Fun,
nins true % form. thirfY three "a
worries winning "a the first aixgY
one mcca. an average 81 over 80
pef rent
Judge =. @ stehblns. the veil
knnwn boraeman. Is presiding
Judge and 10 assisted BY o, a. lp.
dHNfuff. who starts the harness
horses. b. Waiiy Weaver. whg Is
CLERK Of the scales. and hy Ed
Trlha. Who has heon Seeding the
waiiapNfA away % the aatiafaction
90 the public and manaEtmeut Tor
the past three seasons AZ Over
land These officials have the ~.
apcrl and confidence 90 eveFy one
az the track They have made a
foe rulings bat their raiiags have
been Impartial and wcii received
judge Stehhlnu aeg down tuckoy A
Williams. riding fag a. q nedNaii.
under indnflniic suspension. DO
cause % an indifferent ride GA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11
FavOrile in Handicap Guns DisTaceiul Race--Killing
oOn Arthur Hayman--Entre Nous Beaien--HOag
Stables Entries nwe Very Enats

tactics a. in California an wsn
Ter. These are the people that oNp
Loefstilla. - iavoritc In the iinndl
cap yesterday A few days ago
this mare was backed from I %
down 10 10 3. hy presumably The
rszht people and won easily from
Hugh Mc6owan with ia pounds
o. hor back. running the mile In
1 4eth yesterday. ~iih the public
betting on her and making hes a
lopheavy favorlie. ths marc coala
not keep np at any ataFc of the race
Ia mile in I.foA and Naa beaten
by Hugh McGowan more than Az
lengths IN a mile and 90 yards run
tn fsa4A The mare only had three
pounds more weight up yesterday
than 81 her previous start. - Z H.
cyiae.s THE woishi did NOT stop her
The iloaE stable seems 10 havu the
happy faculty 90 winning sith their
hor@s when their own cheeks aFe
down. but w'Aon the public ia bettlns
the horses Do not seem to run. This
happened 70 College Widow. Logta
tilla and Grace a.. not 20 mention
ecnyollo. a number % times last
winter. aud u rs hoped that from
now on the stable viii Try and give
the public a run whom their chccka
are down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

chlearka Maid and was sfheld By
the owner Jockey A. Morgan. q
sSfE promising IiahtNsiEht, Nas
6.oa for striking Jockey Abba.
chon repsats<1y wiih biz whip a.
the head Of The stretch.
There are altogether 800 hoeoss
~ exceiissl class az the track Tho
aeakle accommodations being taxed
20 he utmost aud the mac ssemei..
heiuE ,@cod % erect teatn 70 40
commodafe the late arrivals
some Of the .aminsut owners
At tbs track inrt.de leo and ~
q keane. NJ q. Bodwall Irwin
waghura. T LcaiEl l. y Piper. ",
r Anderson. r. ! Peas, o q
Parks. ca Curry. ID. T ouuii. Phii
KgnR. G. q. tiroslaa. n n Law
renee. and many others equally
well kaown.
Among the weliknowu gAli0peFs
are Colmmhia Girl. Fifebali. ios
AnReisuo. silver sfnckinEs. Lady
Naaht, The Bear. Triumphant, =
cheauer. nagKs. bird ~ Passage
nay rhnmpaan. Aunt Hnia, nrawny
lad. Invasion. Mlntia Cfestua hog
Laura " ~ Silver Stocking The
HnHafabouf. Reservation. LeEafno
mllo DC ore. Sister Jnila. Water
ioek. niE Store Or Hollis. limo
Thy won. che Colorado Darby wis.
nef Frank i.uhhack. Cotllhan and
others o. equal class.
Among the boys ftdinE here are
Anhaehon. HlnEietnn. Akafa BOYD
"a Williams. MHmdrrs. Morgan
Noriarity. q Hosa and Fickcry.
Some ~ tho pFumlnent bookiea
arr Roy . Offait ~ II Hughes
Elck Abrams q q iones VI u
Fofd. McEivuy. Pail Bammoi aad
Hoffman
va Tribe. the pepaiaf starter
vii nruhahif BE- neen De- California
AZ Harry Slower is nerotiafihg With
htu for hia rcfAiana navnt lie
nlny also start AZ spokane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

h@t n0tmgthniamding the iR-aud
3at form shoan by bofh gockesa
And horses and the mauy ofheF
f1rNaa 81 hmmps resolved By the
rnclng pablsc thia NaaAnn. there has
ne0u . vNry r0rnaNfihle Increase
Ca The atteadAuc0 over rreFfuas
V@afa The crgw&# which base
daily attended the races AZ ne OF
ioreut Nev Nork tracks have bsen
unifoFFnly iarwsr fhNn Ia other
years. which fact fnast b. faken to
taean thAf ne epeTx Is tie most
popular q any IN TITS coeufry and
that. Z Efeen half . chAncc. @wfli
aarvtvn ALI opposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

taEnes r. keeae IL perhaps TIRE
only horNenan r4clug in the east
Uho is winner 90 fhe NnMsnu. Mr.
keen9 h4A slFeaaF takes aswn In
stakes and par@ns over sl49 Gee
and wtii - sure 60 annex much
rfnFe 60 MS Winning account -.
fore TIRE season Is over. There are
IA al probability not mere than
two or tar~0 other hurAnslgu who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11
high LOSES TWICE

HAGERsTowS. No. Jelly H.
The Seattle hiEh achooi team iass
n Ha9.rntown yesterday IA a -
inninE game. With the score of 2 &c
4 Sehmuts allowed but scattered
hits- whlie Seattle waa ahie ID act
but 4 Tuesday the hi4h hsys iost
10 aarginsharn 9Th the score ef
: 20 1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

BE sieve cleric - NHifasFff MsfH
.fefs fa MafafH riaiaH Nsaa1 Aafz ssf
iieesIL saf HHflf ~
Haaaa ~ haHs ANef HtaNln
Ntanhtfn a. Mafl WNH HtHn EfHN
faafass nit ahaH VI Aifen fenH
asfs fainss plfftfl ~ FrsNkHu e "A
49, tta. lahiHss pif.hea 81 ifaf
. y ''ii. .s o g. Yes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11
BASEBALL
GOSSIP

The Cubs knocked out two pitch
rrn yesterday Il they keep on
aiugKiug the ball there Is no one
can stop them Hickey. QuiEieg.
kellackey and Coy faffenea ap
with three hits apiece Il must
have been pleasant Zoe QuiEleY to
help bea. ap his old t.ne team
mateM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

flaYerz En- afheF Ef4~a a1re a.
wmTa ha4 a nfWttF rnne M e9 the
kraaa aNe1 BE- Ee HG ais late
AZ she sHaar ~ cas- Fezr fkey
az snsm ga D. % c tae ar. 40 Far
at aay rAee. az E AAe tn re
Ts8 rzYNra. aa far sa aelaE abie
60 naEa aaaerH Engw % more -asm
4taf ts# ara F o3 horsea ln
tFassarr raaa taT dlf last sprinx
utHs hs1rf caanra The faFm
aaawm hT agh huraea aud riders
taa aHaa AHa loen 4 delnsiun
ass sgzzs and ne player who
aaH afss2 sssg % feilow Hither IT,
unw aa a rFuhab8lltg 30 q fair cay
te aEay Ger . remittanoe from
aEMe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11
PUBLIC STUNG
ON LOGESTELLA

wen, "a 10 cleaned up ~Fer $4,000
10 tho race. .
u. q. Yanks. who owns Hugh
M-rowan. pl0ed his horse actress
10 board ass won kanOomely 20
the $50 f'ia otEsr 0try Doc
Craig. ven aecona Ia the first race
and the odds OF 70 90 ! place and
Yanha bet on this hlsd also,
Pat Sauac. who worked the hssc
ner al Wlnteg q OAKLAND. was Al
the track dut4ng the afternoon,
chapa BY bis friend Snort
ina kuilv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

Pitcher Con walsh and Manager
DUG are not agreed an 70 the salary
that Goa ought 10 gsg and tho
twtFlnf SAYS he viii not pitch an.
90 this difficulty has been rightsd
Con was to have Eune into the boz
today. but from pfeacnt Indications
nuE viii wprk aowsone elee. Eha
stoaf manaEcr ennaiaera Con a
fine box artist and thihks a great
deal % him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11
ERRATIC RACING
AT new YORK

are better TRAN even ~ ~ =.
son stable naruiHra fii az -
era are iaaHrH ane atIa8 thsy =.
extremely lurtr ell ~ atli -
thef iu tie buIe a. tha nssss.
gross older
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11
CANADIANS ARE GIVEN
A TERRIBLE BEATING

liuweli wAa lightning fasf a. sh0rt
bus made errors beeause b. tAcsfsa
everything he rAa Annck duwu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

There vas something stirring an
the time at Tho Meadows yesterday
k.rst Il was the bis killing made
- Arthur Hayman, Next u vas
the aisEracefnl shQWlug made By
Loslstllla. the tavois'o ia the handi.
cap. and to viad up.she afternoons
srort. Entire Nous. who was SUR
posed to be a clnch. was bcatcu at
to 40. not only by The Mist BOT
BY a 50 10 shot also.
susannah. The second choice Ia
the FIRST race. had the slscd %
her field and =. an the way. via
n~k In Ealldp Doc Crals al
20 % I proved a surprise ~ stand
inR a hard drive ~ tho flush and
getuHg The place from the favcFiic
Convent Nell bY nose. The lat
ter Was lhe victim Of n bad ride
az the haads % NcClaiu
The wisa brigade hoped aboard
Arthur flayman "a the second ana
backed him into Nvoritism from
I 70 1 down 90 ~ to s. The faid
win colt lay back IN che busch,
whiie Mariana was cutting out
hot pace. bat when the boy let him
have his head be gAlloped over the
racemakor and rolled home BY four
lsaEths. Mariana showed more
gamenesa than Eeneraily credited
with and beat san Ramon three
lengths for the place
Foncasta proved tho winner Of
the third race AZ 10 the chest
mus horse was freely played and
came home a length Ia front Of
III Caul Cap. who finished With
rush peGrammont. after making
the pace most Of tho way. stopped
towards thu finish. bat huns on
long enough 70 get third place.
I.oeis9ilia was made favorite Ga
the Handicap and backed down from
So 10 e5 but made miserable
showing ard wound up In sixth
place. after being IN the rear all
the way BraEg and Woolma az
the start went ont 10 make the
pare. bat beth stopped when chai
lenEed b. Hush Mc6ovan who aun
In hard drive a. the end BY bali
a length from tsisaro. who was
pocketed the last eighth Woolma
huug on ionk enough 70 BE- third
The winner was 90 I In the bet
tina l&saFo Was ! 10 1 and woolma
the same.
Eroix dor was a block the best
In the fifth. and after following the
pace for half a mile. the boz sent
him 60 the frunt and he Just
bresref horne BY -FOUR lengths Red.
moss came with a vet sail az the
Nnfsh ard beat Alice Carey. thu
seoona choice. four lengths Cor the
place. The winner was fayorite In
the betting a. u 10 g.
The talent got n wharc the
duchess wore the beads In the last
eveat. . sNrint over the five and
ouehAh furi0uEa course Entre
Mons VAS Supposed 10 be a moral
cinch. and was backed In a fffy
from even money down 70 , 20 s.
She fIafteT3d her hackers By lead
ting 10 within 20 yards 81 the wire.
whers ahe falfered. and IN a hurri.
cane finish The Mist AZ TO I got
dp In Tins 10 beat Lady Avis \
% 20 ! shot. By q head. the latter
IN turn beating Entire Nous a nose.
The time IN this race vas very
fsst. the distance being run IN
isDsM.
The stable trained by Frisco"
Hnag and owned BY I'd Honle. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

Mayer Bas4e Is one % the innpss
porators q q new motor boat else
In ghfeara.