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"Your sentence la 20 bc suspeu1cu.
BEGAN thc merc''u court
Great Scott ledge exclaimed the
prisoner of Td kn0wed chicken
Stealing was hanging 0u.use T.
wouldn't have stole PHILADELPHIA
LOGGER
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To the Dependent.

If you are run down, weak or sick;
il your nerves are all unstrung and
you cannot sleep; if you are losing
weight and you are aging prematurely,
Palmo Tablets will cure you or they
cost you nothing Don't you want to
look and feel younger; 80 cents.
Book Free. Address The S. r. Fell
Co., Cleveland. o.
For SAFE py r. ). Hill Drug Co
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neoruanized.

Recognized Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints-Preaching at II a.
IN. and 7:30 p. m subject. Eye Shall BE
Rejected as a Church With Your Dead.
Saith the Lord. Your Cod book of Doc
trine and Covenants. section 124. 81; and
"ReoEeanize the Church According to Tho
Original Pattern. MilIennial Star volume
10, page S. Tabernacle sermon SUNDAY.
March II. 1907. Everybody invited SIM
day school at 10 a. m
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ST Faur- Church.-Maiu =, and Fourth
solla sfra IioI7 i caS5,,,I1 II; T5rkiis
M SUNDAY school. 9;45 "a. m: morning
rrayer and sermon II o'clock: evening
1-.rlyar aII confirmation. with sermon by
Pieht Rev r.. : Spalding. D. D.. bishop
IF sat LIE ~ % tlu,A- ioIlady, Ges
ma sermon uy Bishop Spalding. Thurs
IAN and Friday. at y p. m, the choir will
-,re-arr -raIUrrS "CTuCifiNiOn" under
H. direction of NJ. J. BriRes. Good Fri
57v service. at 10 a. ~. Visitors welcome
m an services
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Unitarian.

Fd5,ss' Unitarian church. Rev. Frank Fay
19 paStor-Services in Unitarian hall.
go. esOuth Second East street Morning
an ~, az II clock: sermon BY the pastor
br r-,s.ls CrucifiNiOns of Truth" music
ny unity quartette. Sundav-school AT I2.15
SER, l. +. L. meets at 30 D. m Song
anos ana Emerson study LLOYD Alli-
meets Tuesday at 2-39 d. m
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usual. with Sunday school at 10 a. m.
and regular morning service at II o'clock.
Holy week services: Thursday evening
at O'Clock. Topic. Christ Before Pill
ate" Friday evening at 7:30. confession
al service preparatory to the holy COM
munion on the following Sunday Cate
cheticai instruction on Tuesday and Fri
day at 4:O p. m The class will be con-
firmed at the regular morning service or
Easter Sunday All are welcome to these
services
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Danish Evangelical Lutheran church.
Harold Jensen, pastor residence 424
Fourth street.-Services at the Norwegian
church. 545 South Fourth East. High mass
at II a. m; Sunday-schooi. conducted i'm
the English language at 10 a. m. Good
Friday. March %. evening service with
holy communion. at SIP. m Comnani-
cants confessionary service VIII begin at
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Scientist.

First Church of Christ. Scientists, $50
East Third South street-Sunday-sehoo
AT g.45 a. m: church services at II a N.
and : d. m: subject, Reality" Wednes-
dav evening at o'clock a meeting is held
to listen to testimonials of healing of
both evil and sickness. Free reading rooms
omen daily, except Sunday, from 10 a. m.
10 D. III. in rooms 6O6-e01 Scott building,
les Main street.
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Swedish Lutheran, Emanuel Rydberg.
pastor-Sunday-s IN Swedish and
English at 10 a. m. morning service at II
a. m; evening service at d. m During
the week commencing Monday evening
will be passion services each evening at
O'Clock There will be special services on
Good Friday and Saturday evenings with
musical program. Easter day services will
be held at go II a. m. and evening a
Y. P. S. and children's program on Easter
day. "a ~ ~
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Art needlewOrk.

Handsome new designs in stamped
shirt waists, corset covers and gown
patterns. also a fresh assortment of
catchy Autograph pillow topss notable
are the girl of the Golden West and
Teddy bear" designs.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Episcopal.

G. Marks Cathedral-225 East First
coufb street Rev. Benjamin Brewster.
an Services for Palm Sunday: Holy
'.1r1r7uuion at 1870 a. m; Sunday school
81 g-i5 a. M morning prayer, administra-
riou of the rite of confirmation and ser
mon al u a. m, Right Rev F S. Spald-
ne and preaching; evening prayer and
sermon at $50.
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Easter flowers.

Beautiful assortment of potted lilies.
ramblers. hyacinths. Marguerites and
tulips also the finest sweet peas, car
nations and roses to be found i'm the
city. Main Street door-Open SUNDAYS.
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Mems Meetins-The fireside meeting
for men. Y. NJ. c. \. lobby Sunday al J
p. m Speaker J.. w Payne Subject
Forces That Make or Mar Manhood. !"
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Boys Meeting.-Weather permitting.
the boys meeting will be held in City
Creek canyon. All boys are invited to
meet at the association by p. m. The
meeting will be in charge of II. n. Run
you. bows secretary
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Holy Trinity English Lutheran.-Sse
South Fo,;r<h East street. +. ". Bus
sard, pastor Palm SUNDAYS Services as
$3.50 -.s-s - -
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First German Evangelical Lutheran St
Johns Church-Seventh South and State
VIM. j. Lankow, pastor. Sunday school
at $3.50 a. m: service at 1880 a. m: serv-
ice Monday. Thursday and Good Friday
AZ D. m
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New Thought.

New Thought Society-26l Main street.
Sunday meet at s D. m. Lecture by DIR.
r. J. Poulton. New Thought. All well
come.
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Congregational.

son-,'t,i lps Congregational church. Fifth
Kin 80 80 Seventh East Rev. p. A. Simp-
re- rdsior-Services this day at II and
WIN preaching by the pastor, sun
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The Ladies' Aid society of Our Saviour 5
Lutheran church will meet next Thursday
afternoon al p. m. with Mrs. NJ Iverson
1912 South Third East All members and
friends invited.
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PresbYterian.

FIRST Presbyterian-Corne South Tenn
PIE and q streets. Rev. William NJ.
Iduen. ID. D., pastor Morning services
az Il o'clock; evening service at 7:S9
CLOCK Both services conducted by the
easlor- and held in the church aRiitOrium
1oi tne lrst time in many weeks. Sun
gay school at 1870 p. m. Christian En-
~ -.a'er on Friday night Of each week at
~ On W Wednesday evening, March q.
az clock the Rev. r. F. HOskins,
MISSIONARY and explorer in Palestine. Will
sl.e an illustrated lecture. very interest
.-s ana free 20 all. Good Friday serv-
- friday evening AT 80 o'clock All
100 are tree- Everybody cordially IN
WED 10 alb these services.
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Second Church of Christ. Scientist--L
O. o. r hall corner Eleventh East and
Eleventh South streets. Lesson sermon
at II a. m. Subject. Reality. Sunday
school at 1915 D. m. Wednesday evening
testimonial meeting at o'clock. All are
welcome.
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SUNDAY MARCH -4,19o7
Walkers Store.

a - odswo 6c heyad5 yards
"a ~ n he rtment n
Il - YER attractive off o.
lin is
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Baptist.

Murray City Baptist ChuTCh-JeSSe
Hyde. pastor. Sunday school. 1879 a. m;
Junior union p. m, Preaching. s p. m.
subject of sermon, The Centurians Plea
for his servant" Wednesday evening at
..i5 clock the meetings will begin. The
great singing evangelist Prof b p. Stout
of Philadelphia will not only lead the
singing, but will give the gospel in song
20 the people. The first evening will be en-
urely devoted to song Prof Stout viii
sing His solo work is especially fine. All
are urged To- come 10 this service and get
acquainted with the work. Come and
bring a friend with you.
East Side Baptist church-Corner Sew
enth East and Third South. Rev. S. A.
HayWorth. pastor Palm Sunday. Ser
All Prevailing Christ Solo by Mrs Y
b. Cutler The Fourth Word Of the Seven
Last Words of Christ My God. Ny
Father. Why Hast Thou FoTsa ken Me"
Du Bots Evening sermon by the pastor.
subject Christ Fastening TO the Cross"
Sunday school at l2.l5 p. m, Christian ed
Cedyor at 6.3u q. m. prayer and confer
ence Wednesday evening All are invited.
First Baptist church-Coruer Second
South and Second West. Rev. ID. \.
Brown pastor, preaching at II a. m.
and .,S p. m; Young mems bible class at
H a. m, j. L. Evans, leader; Sunday
school at 12.3n. Horace Tucker. SuperiU-
,sndent; b. Y. p. L. al go p. m. leader.
Miss Edith Weir, topic Things You
Have Learned From Noble Men and NVo-
men Outside the Bible" Wednesday even
mS service at 1.45. topic, Righteousness.
Our Test a welcome TO all
Rio Grande Mission Chapel-Second
south between Ninth and Tenth West
sunday school az 10 a. IA. A. NJ. Flynn
superintendent
Burlington Mission Chapel-Corner Indi-.
ana avenue and Navajo street Sunday
school az 10 q. m, Henry Jacobs. super
lGtendent.
FIRST Baptist ChuFch-ReV- J 4. Brown,
pastor Rev J. Armstrong viii preach in
lhe morning on THE Origin. Nature and
Design of the Church of Cod In the
evening al 1.3l. the pulpit will be occu-
pied by j. w PAYNE
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dav-schooI at i2:I5: Christian Endeavor at
ESQ. Morning solo, Mrs. Nell P. Moore
Ouartette sings at the evening service.
Cordial welcome TO all worshipers.
First Congregational church, corner Of
First South and Fourth East streets
Services at II a. m; sermon by the pas
tor. Elmer I. Goshen.
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& Peters Chapei.-655 North Second
west street. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
'tauins prayer and sermon at o'clock
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81 Johns Chapel-Ninth East street
,rf Logau avenue. Sunday school at 2:45
M confirmation and sermon by Bishop
SHADING gt p. IN. y cordial welcome to
all
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| Special music vocal solo and association
quartette. Ali men welcome.
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A. NJ T. Church. G. Bell pastor
Preaching at u a. IN. and 5 D. m; class
meeting AZ 1910 -. m; sunday school at
D. m. Morning topic, The Approaching
Voice evening theme "WhO Saved the
LOST" The burning of the mortgage Of
the iong-Standing debt viii take place
Sunday evening. The officers and pastor
thank the public for their liberal giving.
Good music is an important feature of
these services. The public is invited to at
tend.
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EeantIks o al waists Mhenew oncebfr ~
ads hipsv q "a
ofe W wue Al the yard Mo-E
day ANDY kyome . -. " ...... ~ ~
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7:So p m. All Danes and Norwegians cor
daily invited.
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- minister Presbyterian church. $50
Fourth Matchmaking at II a.
h. htN. K G. McNlece. .. .. At
- close of this service there will he a
- esaJonal meeting to consider the
81 OF pastor Sabbath-schooI at
- - Z, chdedvOr Sabbath-school. 30: Jun
ca Lhdeavor at $50; Senior Endeavor at
s I,, evening service at 7:30. Wednesday
lns,.tis prayer meeting at 7:45. Every
one-.'e oi the church is earnestly re-
9'eu 10 be at the morning service.
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Burlington Mission ChspeI-Corner IndI-
ana avenue and Navajo street. Sunday
schoo! az 10 q. m, Henry Jacobs. super
iIteudent
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Rio Grande. Mission Chapel-Second
south between Ninth and Tenth West.
Sunday school al 10 a. IA. A VI. Flynn.
superintendent
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Tiff " t. Church.-Ninth East and
First South. -. NJ Helmick pastor
Preaching 500 n "a. IN. and 7;30 y. m Miss
Muir will sing solo at the morning seTv-
ice and fIe male quartette will sing at
rHa evening service. Sunday school at 10
A. m- Euwurrh league at $50 D. IN. Misses
Nellie and Rose Brown will furnish Spe-
aiaI music cordial invitation is eX-
tended tu aiI our friends to attend these
services strangers are always welcomed
r0 our church. Seats free The Ladies'
Aid society viii meet at the church at
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
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thiTd Presbyterian church. corner Elev-
I rI last and Eleventh South. Herbert z.
sla's pastor Wade LOOfbourow. suner-
SSs-elluenl OF Sunday choOl-Services on
,-,-HtdE as follows Preaching service at
c, a; m. subject. The Spiritual Beauty of
slSt, preaching service at 1:39 D. M
subject Spiritual Progress SUNDAY
Dlvyi ar l-.l5. lesson. The Woes of
- uiAenneSs,' Christian ERdeaVor at $50
= NJ, tonic. Lessons from Noble Men
e.. Women prayer meeting Wednesday
=. ~ p m Good singing at all the serv-
-, nearly Christian welcome for
'sIyone- a church for the people
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interesting knit underwear news
we own name
garnen womenw this line
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Methodist.

Fr-f Methodist Episcopal Church.-COr-
nor of S..aHd South and Second East
streets Benjamin Young. pastor. Serv-
f-.S at n obs IN. and 20 p M Morning
tonic. ..TG, Manifestation of Jesus Christ
;r Hrm.. Experience Evening sub
isot "uaM.I ass 20 Man of Prayer" Sun
Iqy srHuu. 80 1915 p. M, class meeting at
fa-al a. No.. EuWuTth league at $50 p. m
tu 1r. invited TO these services.
organ program First Methodist EpiS-
.ouqI church. Sunday, March a Edwin
p HmbaH or-auist-
AhrUiU--
Prelude PRAYER -------------- Hammered
Df,rtor. Meditation and prayer i'm ID
0af aud O. flat----------..----- st. Claire
pa-fIrd. -Fu-tiude March" .-...... Wilson
EyruU-
Prelude Aufante con moto...... Guilmanu
DnyrturE -...----------- .---------.--. Wilson
PustIgdr. Tu=rIudc in \ minor. Barrett.
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of dollars
of
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Linen and Turkish towels reduced.

John s Browns fine linen towels.
worth 90c each, 20
special neutrality-suspicious.. JIG
The S1.25 quality. 90
special -.-.....-.............- OOS
The $500 quality. CI 40
Cotton buck towels, spe-
cal each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
Heavy linen buck towels, IL.
worth 1Sc each ..--...-..-.-- IOc
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-06
POSTAL LAWS ARE BEING VIOLATED
$40 WORTH IN HUNDREDS OF CASES.

There is great deal of danger of
many people falling victims to the
United states postal laws when send
ing in coupons to houses Offering
premiums. The danger lies in send,
ing hrst-class mail matter at third
class rates thus evading the law.
We understand that within the
last sixty days over two thousand
such cases have been reported to the
post-ofce department through the
Wheeling postoflice Nearly all these
cases were from West Virginia: some
were from Ohio. The firm to which
they were sent is Bloch Bros. man
ufacturers of Mail Pouch tobacco.
This firm has a premium list that
attracts many people The premiums
are given for certain numbers OF cou-
pons cut from packages that con-
tained Mail Pouch tobacco People
collect the coupons and write the
urm letters telling what they desire
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for premium. The coupons. to-
gether with the letter. are put i'm a
lackage and sent as third-class mat
ter
The cases are so numerous that IT
Is said that all the packages that are
supposed to contain coupons cut from
Mail Pouch covers are opened I'm the
Wheeling postofllce, which is done
ndor the instructions from the post
cflice department OF the United
states.
The cases that are found are re-
corded. The name Of the sender, the
receiving Office and the amount of
postage due is made part OF the
record. From this record the depart
ment sends the names OF the parties
cvading the law to the postmasters
of the ofces receiving the mail in
siructing the postmasters to notify
the PARTLY Of thor offense and to
collect ten dollars for each offense
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-06
STROTHER TRIAL
Is DELAYED by ILLNESS or ONE
OF THE DEFENDANTS

on account Of the illness of Phil
sro'her the case has been some
what delayed but st. ia now thought
that it VII proceed without further
hindrauco.
The announcement created great
disappointment as the cour. was
about TO submit fits instructions TO
the jury and .ho Commemorative
Attorney was preparing 20 begin his
closing plea for the state.
I'm making The announcement Mr.
Joffrics said it greatly cmbarra sod
the defense to- ask the indulgence
Of the court at time when the
closing hour of the trial seemed fa
sight
lie asked Judge Harrison TO hear
statement made from Dr U T
Chelf relative TO philips illness
The physician said that the young
defendant was suffering from grippe
aggravated by the ordeal of the tri-
al and incident 10 the maIadv was
suffering severe nausea
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-06
LILLIAN RUSSELL
WANTS DAMAGES
WANTS SHUBERTS TO PAY HER
$50, 200 ALLEGED
PROFITS.

New York March G.-Alfred Lau.
terbach. counsel for Lillian Russell
declared before Justice Newberry in
the Supreme Court. today that the
songstress demanded onc-half of tho
net profits of the production OF
the musical comedy Lady Teazle,' '
produced by The shuberts and said
to- have resulted i'm profit of s1OO,-
600.
William Kline. counsel for the
shuberts. asked for the appointment
of a referee. lie said the managers
had contracted with the singer to
star her i'm the play and give her so
per cent of the profits and 800 a
week salary Mr. Kline declared
that there were loses instead Of
profits
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-06
CHAMBERS PLEA
FLATELY REFUSED
SUPREME COURT WILL NOT PRO
TECT HIM WHILE IN NEW
YORK.

a special from Washington says.
The Supreme Court OF the United
States today denied the application
of John Armstrong Chanlcr, formerly
.of New York, but now OF North Caro-
lima, for writ prohibiting the New
York courts or their officers from
.molesting or arresting him while on
Ia contemplated visit TO New York,
which Mr. Chanler desires TO make
for the purpose OF prosecuting suit
which he has instituted to secure
the restoration Of his property now
In the hands OF Thomas r sherman
as guardian.
The property is estimated TO be
worth about $1,OOO,OOO, and was
turned over to Mr. Sherman 10 years
ago as the result Of the proceedings
TO test Mr. Chanler's sanity.
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A LONG LOST GOLD AND
SILVER MINE IS FOUND,
STOPPED TRAIN
TO FIGHT FIRE
ENGINEER LIGHTS PROMPT
WORK SAVED u. AND q.
STATION.

Martinsburg, w Va, March C.
Fire early this morning destroyed
the store conducted by James Butts
at Cherry Run The FIRE was dis.
covered by Engineer Peter Light.
.of the Baltimore and Ohio. who stop
ped his train, aroused the occupants.
organized a bucket brigade and saved
the Baltimore and Ohio station and
adjoining property.
The burning property was so near
the tracks that the telegraph wires
were melted While attempting to
splice them Engineer Light and an
other railroad man were severely
shocked, one of them being thrown
TO the ground and severely hurt The
damage, about $4,000, Is practically
covered by insurance.
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LIFE IS CHEAPER THAN
BLIND TIGER WH|SKEy,
GROUND GLASS FED
TO MANY HORSES
MUCH VALUABLE STOCK KILLED
IN LoUDoUN COUNTY
VIRGINIA.

Lessburg, Va, March GA mum
Der of farmers in the northern part
OF Loudon county, around the vicini.
y of Hillsboro, have recently lost
by poison and ground glass much
valuable stock George Ashby. who
lives on the Harrison osburn farm.
has lost within the last few days
five valuable draft horses. all hav-
Ing the same symptoms.
An autopsy disclosed the presence
OF quantities OF ground glass I'm the
horses stomach. The glass had been
wrapped In piece OF paper and mix
I'd with the horses feed
Two other horses owned by Ashby
are sick, and stock belonging to
other farmers In that section are
similarly affected The perpetrators
of the crime are unknown.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-06
JOCKEY TURNS
TURF PLUNGER.
HILDERBRAND IS
A LUCKY GAMBLER.
SINCE RETIREMENT FROM SAD.
DIE HE HAS WON $4,000
FROM ROCKIES.

"A successful Jockey. when fatty
tissue comes on apace and forces him
TO retire from his chosen vocation
In life, frequently develops into the
high degree of things pertaining to
turf affairs the plunger. This f.
exemplined by cx-Jockey Eugene Hill
debrand, who IS the sensation OF the
Oakland track betting-ring at the
present time. During the winter he
won $4,000 from the California
bookmakers
Hildebrand is authority for this
statement He. better than any 9th
cr man, is able to tell just how he
accomplished st. In a recent inter
view with a turf reporter he said:
81 see no reason why "a successful
jockey cannot be successful pnng--
or as well as "A hrst-class trainer. TWO
months ago had half notion TO go
to England and ride because found
it dinicult TO get down to the weight
in this country which would permit
me TO take mounts moro frequently.
and now / have rolled mp a fortune
OF nearly $4,000.
"And I'm not going 10 put # back
soon either As fast as I am taking
It from the bookmakors / am invest
ing it, Keeping just a few thousand
dollars to continue my betting opera
tlons. I will continue betting as
long as the books viii let me or until
my original capital runs out
what has enabled me 10 play the
ponies with such succoss?" Hide
brand repeated the question Dur
ing my career as n Jockey ! have
learned great deal about the CON
ditions Of horses and with the infor-
nation from friends ! know just
when and whore to place my bets.
my largest single bet was $3.50
on Kerchcyal the afternoon he won
the Burns handicap"
Hiddcbrand is not Ike other pluny-
crs in that he must have book
running for him Hc ls content with
playing the ponies from the ground