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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-10
RUFF JURY STILL OUT.
It Is Feared That Agreement Is I'M
possible.

SAN FRANCISCO. December 1O.-Tha
iury in the trial Of Abe Ruef on the
charge OF having bribed Supervisor Furey
to aid the United railroads in securing the
overhead trolley franchise. was locked
I'D at o clock this morning. having failed
to reach a verdict after having been out
since $3.50 in the afternoon. There were
various reports as to the standing Of the
Jury. The best opinion is that 1t voted
ten for guilty and two for acquittal.
It Is feared that an agreement is not
possible because Of the insistence of the
Jurors on the Accomplish matters. Of
which the attorneys for Ruef made much
Of during the trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-10
FOR FEDERAL REGULATION.
Proposed Government Scrutiny o,
Issue Of Securities.

A far-reaching bill for the regulation
Of the future issues Of securities BY
transportation companies and telegraph
and telephone companies engaged in In
terstate commerce has been introduced
In the Senate by Mr.. Dolliver. one Of tho
authors of the railroad rate law. 1t il
said that the measure represents the adj
ministration's view Of the subject on
which 1t Is proposed to legislate. The
provisions Of the bill were explained by
its author as follows:
1.-The measure is designed to subject the
future issues Of stocks and bonds by
transportation companies. telephone and
telegraph companies. engaged IN inter
state commerce, to the scrutiny Of the
government Of the United States. 1t is
drawn on the theory that these corpora
tons should be 80 organized that there
should be some just and reasonable rela-
ton between their assets and their liza
bilities."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-10
WILLIAM H. TAFT 4 BUSY man
ACQUIRES ADEQUATE IDEA OF
sTRENUoSITY OF LIFE.
Will Meet Republican Members Of
Ways and Means Committee
Late This Afternoon.

William Howard Taft is acquiring an
idea of the strenuosity of life, even be-
fore he has been indicted into the Office
of President. All Of today he has been
in demand, scarcely without cessation.
and it is safe to predict that each sue
ccelling day will add to his labors and to
the demands on his time.
aside from the overwhelming rush OF
callers, which fairly engulfed him at the
Boa rdman residence this morning, he had
calls to make and the pleasant prospect
OF a political party gathering at the
close of the day.
The list of callers this morning in
cluded: Clarence Dodge Of Denver;
John NJ. Parker Of Louisiana, VIII
lard Straight. United States consul at
Mukden: Senator Long Of Kansas, Sena-
tor Curtis of Kansas. Representative Cur
rier OF New Hampshire. Representative
Gardner Of Massachusetts,, WI Tinx-fang,
the Chinese minister: Mr.. Rogers, the law
officer Of the Panama canal commission;
Francis 8. Loomis. E. J. SteIlwagen,
chairman Of the inaugural committee;
Senator Taliaferro Of Florida. Senator
Briggs OF New Jersey, Newell Sanders Of
Tennessee and others. MI. Taft called
on President Roosevelt at the White
House shortly after IL o'clock. At 9
o'clock he met q couaamittee Of the trans.
Mississippi congress at the residence OF
Thomas F. Walsh OF Colorado.
To Discuss Tariff Revision.
Mr.. Taft win meet the republican mem.
beers of the ways ana means committee
informally this afternoon ct o'clock at
the residence OF. Representative Nicholas
LonSworth.
The statement carries more than is in
dicated on the surface. Ostensibly the
event is to BE- q kind Of political pink tea,
where gentleman will stand around with
the glad hand extended, and say, I'm
powerful glad to meet YOU" and all that
kind OF thing.
In reality it will be a case OF Greek
meeting Greek. when what in diplomatic
phrasement Is called rapproachement
may ensue. The President-elect. who has
his own IDEAS about tari6 revision, and
the members Of the ways and means COM
mittee, who are bound by the party plat
form, and who have theirs, will talk it
over.
At the Capitol this afternoon the bets
were two to one, with few takers, that
thorough understanding would be
reached among the members Of the COM
mittee and Mr.. Taft for harmonious work
on tariff revision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-10
Washington Financier Sue.
cumbS to lnfirmities.
ILL FOR SEVERAL MONTHS
Long Active Participant in Business
Affairs Of Capital.
President of National Bank-Retired
From Active Career in
| April Last.

Charles A. James, seventy-six years OF
age. an old resident OF Washington. and
for years prominent in the financial world
Of the city. died at his home. No. 1908
Massachusetts, avenue northwest, this
morning.
Deat.i was due TO infirmities OF age.
Mr.. James had been in falling health for
several months. and recently was con-
fined to his home.
A native of Washington. he became con-
nected as a boy with the National Bank
Of Washington. In 1853 when twenty-one
teller. In 1860 he became paying teller.
and in 1868. assistant cashier.
President Of National Bank.
For many years he was president OF
the bank. On consolidation with the Cen
trail National Bank several months ago re
retired. He was for years president OF
the Corcoran Fire Insurance Company.
resigning when he retired from business
in April last.
He was also president Of the National
Hotel Company. And during his long and
active business career he held many
prominent positions in the financial life
Of Washington.
He was married as a young man. but
his wife lived but a year longer. He
made his home with his two sisters,
Misses Matilda and Elizabeth F. James.
They are the only survivors Of his fam
lily.
Liked and Trusted.
Mr.. James was q man OF generous
character, and had had host Of warm
and devoted friends. not only in this
city, but throughout the country. He
was Of a kindly nature. and never spoke
i'll Of his fellows. In mis- business deal
ings he was just, and. in fact in all the
relations Of life this quality was pre-
eminent.
In his business methods he was COLI
sentative, and whatever the current
financial condition he never lost the con-
fdence Of his stockholders or Of his de-
positors.
Meetings Of the boards Of directors
Of all the financial institutions with
which he was connected will be held to
take suitable action on his death.
No arrangements for the funeral have
yet been made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-10
Memorial for senator Proctor.

On motion of Mr.. Haskins Of Vermont
the House Of Representatives today sub.
stituted Sunday, January 10. for Sunday
December il, as the day to be set apart
for memorial addresses on the life. char
acter and public services Of Senator Red
fed Proctor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-10
Lodge to Talk on Brownsville.

Shortly after the Senate convened toda y
Senator Lodge gave notice that he will
speak on the Brownsville ARRAY Wednes-
day next. On motion of Mr.. Hale the
Senate agreed to adjourn today until next
Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-10
Brazil Is Interested.

Amba ssador Nabuco. the next speaker.
said the countries OF South America were
greatly interested in the progress Of the
commerce of the United States, and
therefore welcomed the interest of the
congress IN other parts Of the western
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ing and it i. expected that the big pow

Ing and 1t is expected that the big pow
WOW will take place this afternoon in the
National League rooms at the Waldorf
Astoria, which are larger than those Of
the American League at the Hotel Wal
colt.
1t is probable that the row in the minor
leagues Will come up for consideration
The American League seems to be in the
position where 1t will go ahead and CO.
operate with the National in anything
which may seem to be fitting solution
Of the difficulty. and It Is possible that is
class A men will not stick with their or
eanization. They have resigned for good
and all. and will have nothing more to do
with the little clubs under any consider
alton. They say that they cannot afford
to go back with them and that 1t is sim
ply waste of breath to try to compel
them to put up with somebody by whom
they do not care to be managed.
II Grimth does not 20 to the Cincinnati
club as manager Garry Hermann says
that he has the assurance Of the Cleve-
land club that he can negotiate with
James Mcclure. and that the position will
be offered to Mcclure at once. Bresnahan
does not seem to have made any head
way in his effort to become tho manager
OF the 81. Louis team. and said that he
would return to Toledo this afternoon
It's a sure thing that Roger will be
manager OF a base ball nine some day
to hurry it along. He will have all the
trouble that he wants without inviting
any prematurely."
Farrell in the Way.
Washingnm's proposed deal with New
York went little further early this
afternoon. The arrangements are to
swap Burns, pitcher: Clymer. outfelder.
and perhaps Smith. pitcher. for Elberfeld
and Moriarty.
Washington wants Moriarty for third
base. C1ymer is anxious to come over to
Rev York. Stallings says he can use
Burns and Smith, and perhaps Clymer,
and he is oversolicitous to keep Mo-
riaIty. but Farrell seems to be the hest
tating party. Still there's a chance that
Washington will get the men.
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Need Of Inland Waterways.

Gov. Johnson Of Minnesota spoke of the
need OF improving inland waterways. He
said he spoke for the great body of the
middle west in saying that the construc-
ton OF the lake-to-gulf waterway is the
most important project before the coun-
try.
This waterway when completed, he said,
would largely solve the problem Of gov
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Big Meeting This Afternoon.

National League men TO meet, but the
Invitation certainly was sent this mora
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21
W0MAH'S BREAST
A CANCER NEST
Any Lump in WOman's Breast
Is Cancer.

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woman's breast Is the most common
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journals the world over have given
great praise. offers $1,000 If he fails
10 cure any cancer he treats before IL
has poisoned deep glands and charges
nothing until cured Many poor are
cured free No X-Ray or other swindla.
but strictly reliable. This book costs
so cents to those who have no cancer.
but is free to those who describe their
case. The reader may save a life by
sending this TO someone with cancer.
Address Dr. and Mrs DR.. Chamley q
Co, $50 McAllister street. San Fran
cisco. Cal.
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Page
Goods TO Hold Track
and Field Meet
Question Of Costumes Seems 10
Wonp Far Students More
Than athletic Stunts

BERKELEY. March 20.-The coeds
or the University OF California decided
today TO hold track and field meet on
the Hearst hall tanbark basket ball
court next Friday morning
The plans for the field and track
meet were presented by Miss Mar
guerite Daniels. president OF the ath-
letlc organization OF the women OF the
university. There was considerable dis
cussion over the dress that would be
worn by the women track athletes.
The women could not agree. as many
different costumes We're suggested The
matter was finally settled by the pres
ident deciding that the women could
wear such costumes as they saw 1T.
The regular basket ball suit viii prob
ably be worn by a majority OF the
women
In addition to races there viii hs
high and broad jumping. high and low
hurdle races. pole vault contest and
other events.
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"Chick" Wright May
Win Championship
Clever California BilIiardist Bets
Against Himself. But De-
feats Demdrest

CHICAGO, March 2o-After doing
ths unheard OF thing of betting slzo to
$50 on Calvin Demarest against him
self. Henry A t''Chiok') Wright OF San
Francisco tonight defeated theeamateur
billiard champion by the one sided
score of 400 to 2s7 in the national tour
narnent at the Chicago athletic sssocia-
ton. Wright ged 16 1924, and
had high runs of So and II. Demar-
est's average was IL SRA. and his best
run Sc.
Wrights victory. which was wholly
unexpected but immensely popular with
the crowd that packed the banquet
hall, to overhowing. gives the modest
little Californian a royal chance to win
the title for 1908. as he has but two
games left 10 play, one with Edward
Gardner tomorrow afternoon and the
other with Charles F. Conkiin Of this
city. The latter player, however, will
be hard nut TO crack, and himself has
a chance for championship honors.
Though Wright played good, steady
billiards in all his tournament games,
his work was so overshadowed by the
brilliant feats of Demarest that few
blonde youngster when he went into
the fray tonight
Chick was cheered TO the echo
when he counted his last button. The
score:
wright. 8. l. Q, So, l, ss. o. l. 40.
0. 1, 0, 4, Q, 4. 9, 2s, Il. II, q. 1S. 1. Il. s.
Total. 400. Average. Is 1924. High
runs. SO. II. So. 40.
Demarest-o. 81. 2, Il. 2, 2. 1. 8. 80. 81,
0, 6, 0, 1s, o. 2, o. Z. 2S. Is. sc. 0, 0, l. To-
tai, 2s7. Average, IL 324. High runs,
e6, SO, 81, 81.
.,-->oo-,>-,>>
Cruzados and Del Cruzados until after the
running OF the Gebhard handicap next Saturday
Cruzados Is not nearly the horse he was before
the accident in which he nearly butted MS
brains out at Santa Anita last spring
L. Stock has taken a contract on the sppren-
tics rider Eddie Joseph.
The winnings Of the principal owners al New
Orleans now foot up follows: L. A. Celia,
SD 954: Burlev & O'Neill. $50 o56: B. Schreiber
Sle $685. W. H. Fizer & Co., sl5,37s; E: Corri-
gan 81. .eS4; P. Dunno. s14.4s6; C. R. Ellison,
sl2 l76; r E. watkins. So. .569i s. G.. Hildretn,
$3.50; C. B. Daniels sc. 1888; ]. H Mccormick,
s6.1le; 7. D. Sullivan. s5,3i7-
G. W. Scott VIII leave for bis home in Texas
soon with his mare Mary Candlemas-
Fred Gerhardy is on his way east from Los
Angeles Gerhardy will again act as handicap
per at the Toronto. Hamilton and Windsor meet
ings on the Canadian circuit this year.
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TRACK MEET oN BERKELEY OVAL

BERKELEY, March 20.-The varsity
Olympic club track meet will be held
on the oval tomorrow afternoon. when
the blue and gold team will meet an
outside team for the first time this
year A large number OF university
men will enter for the university. and
such stars as Rose, Glarner, Gilmore
and Gerhardt viii wear the winged o
on the oval
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21
NO INFORMATION FOR PooLRooMs

LEXINGTON, KY. March 20--No in
formation can be furnished any pool
room by a Kentucky racetrack. the rae
ing commission today passing a rule
requiring that the racing association
refuse any information to. poolrooms.
and also a rule requiring that all own
ers. trainers and jockeys be licensed
Dates for the Kentucky tracks were
granted as follows Lexington. April
% to May ?; Louisville. May ) TO so;
Latonia, June TO July IS
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21
SEVENTH RACE-Five and half furIOngs.
q q - RIDS THE SYSTEM
-. %. OF CATARRH


lungs affected by the of impure blood
Ch terminates Consumption The impurities
in the blood which produce catah never be removed through the
and their alone should depended the disease
Caah by the blood of all
causing
health S. S. of
Special book medical
free to all who write SWIFT SPECIFIC co., ATLANTA, GA
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

siper safe last 100 yards under gentle hand
ride, Latter finished strongly under whip. Veil
Ing forced pace first half mile. then tired badly.
FOURTH RACE-Serea furlongs, purse s4oo.
ODD. saf fos aosse ana and SgpEsE Josra selling M
is-5-wisteria s 1shiiins, Hs ...Hoa G sI fipi ~
s,1-TOller tAFchibaiG los Il "a
iS,pmsorfDlk T,ms@i1a . ssshrinsrl Ioo 5h 8
100 IS 1:is les IS. Prince Frederick se Uncle 1I.
Henry, Mintia kadaDek. Master Lester. RustIins
nner sn Ihs sa5 Sutton %,nhal finished Ss%sd Value
by Bob MilesLa Gasco1- Trained by owner
start good. Won easily. Second driven. Third
sosiy easly. ratched-Giovonni Balerio, Liberto,
ister. Wisteria. 80 place, TO show; ToiIer. 8
place. 50 show; Norfolk, s-5 show wisteris
ened suddenly at end. Norfolk worked bis way
through rough journey into fast closing third.
FIFTH RACE-seven furlonss. purse $500. 4
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT St Str. Fin.
ss59-ralaraad s9-ralaaa,a9d gGoIds5eln). 100 9 y II
1o.l-LucEy Lad eshriners 81 ReS9n,. 100 sh
Loo 45; I:15.. 1:27. Silver Sue Kirsfeid Ii
hon finished named. Value to winner sos.
Matt1 Mlnaer r. sepulveda,s ch g.. a. by Ell Rio Rey-
good Won easily Second driven. Il sh Tsird Ss5d ssa5.
ny Scratched-DazzIe, Dulcinea Fastoso- Beau
Ta5a I'm ana Best Burnolette. Benevoie. Anvil.
even show; Lad. SO show Talarand won with
some TO spare Grandita finished strongly Lad
closed gap In the stretch
SIXTH RAoE-six furlOngs, purse $500. 8
year old mafdens:
Odds Horse and Jockey VT ST STR Fin
3-5-Thomas Flyer Shilling .1o9 70 IA
s-l-Ianc- Lad (Goldstein). 100 4 8 Il On
4o-l-s- A Carlisle (Shriner) .112 10 S u u
Tfme-:l3 "a 2-5, :36 2-5 40 i:o1 2-5
ia 20 Henry of Shennamere Lake View
Maxnal Harvey Clarke, The Hammer J. A
Mallon. Lon Mason, Franciscan, wherewithal.
finished as named Value TO winner S325
Winner, r. II. McCaren's eh. e. 8. By The
Commoner- Mountain Mist. Trained By James
Boden Start good Won In q canter Second
and third driven. Scratched-Dr. weise, Csrdi-
nal. Suzerain- Flyer, out place and show; lad.
place, 6-5 show; Carlisle, 8 show Flyer never
fully extended. won as rider pleased. Lad stood
last sixteenth drive with ganeness- Carlisle
hung suddenly at end.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21
YESTERDAYS WINNERS
Workouts

Etaps-Mfle In l:5a
Aeldol-Aiile, slow.
XsrTOod-4Ile In 400.
=. 4 ghrey-Breezed
rank SEinner-Aiiie In l:z91k
college Widov-Breszed-
Lord Elligrsne-Han in :54
fo1settss-Eelf IN AS SIS.
san osk-Ih Ihree-ousrrers in %
Charlotte b-Ihree- quarters in l.l7
san aAmon-Half In go =.
Euachucs-Ih hree-cuarters in 1:2l3z.
Euzzzh-Aiie in IA
Titus 4-Three-eighths in 80.
Gel1eu-Fiye-eiGht IN l.OS Id
1ol-c-4lile IN 1916 SIS.
1laaud-Inree- quarters in 1:2l SIS.
Isolstion-Hglf in s95s.
faltastic-SeTeu-eig In % As.
-oseg&ie-ILree- q ghths in 30.
E otros-Han IN :4ea.
cigsrl.ghter end Rey Dere-Mile in 1:52 S-a
5-sneless-Three-eigh ghrhs in SO 49,
Whidce1-HsH in :55.
1et21ns-Aile in 1:s5-
fireb11 and Big store-Tnree- -eighths in ss7.
eresticn-Ihres-q quarters in 1:16 2-5.
Convent BelIe-Nile IN I:z5.
Nay AIneha-HsH In :52.
security-Qusrter in %.
1erc Neison-Five-eighth IN los
s.; Edgsr-T 6ree- quarters in 1919 2-5.
Whiskers-Hsif n BIZ
Andrew Eaok-Three- quarters in I:20.
COmediA1-SeTeE-eighth in los.
Cello-I Ihree-eighths II Al Is.
Del cruER6os-Hslf in :4s 2-5.
Sznpiper-Three-Quart IN 1:Ie Id
BanyGh and EAinGult-FiTe-eighths in los 20,
Fisher Boy-Ihree-eighths In as
real ground for his employers suspicion thai
the boy bad not bern riding for him well AZ
be was able 10 50 that ne might secure Pc
lease OF his contract.
Jockey Hayes was severely injured By q fsi
from q year old that he exercising Ses
tercay morning and II became necessary e
cancel bis engagements yesterday. Another
horse that was working collided with his mount
and the boz was stunned by the fan that fol
lowed be came out os the accident with q
lame leg and may lot be able 10 resume riding
until next week.
Jockey Walsh came into the limelight witt
two winning mounts yesterday and Jockey Gil
bert broke long losing streak when he landed
Monte winner az 30 TO 1. The boy Is Likely &C
show return 70 bis best form forthwith.
Trainer Buxton of the Fleur de Lis stable
claimed Combury out OF the last race Thursday,
but resold the horse 10 the Antrim stable at an
advance over the claiming price
Jockey Kirschbeurp was fined SIS BY the
starter for disObediencs at the post On Winnakee
Mabel Fountain fell ar the start OF the second
race and Jockey Chsrbonneeu was thrown tnte
the fence he escaped with nothing more ser
ious than bruised foot.
Trainer Tom Cook expects to remain here with
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21
The Calls Form Char of Races afEmefyYiiIe

horses enamesap in
highs rungn n The
March, 90 81 hun
IEs fast e c Hopper presiding judge J. Holman starter
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

Liberal advances on diamonds and jewslry
BALDWIN Jewelry Co.. 1851 Van Ness ay-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21
Edited BY ]. r. Jefer,
The Calls Handicap Forecast
BY j. z. Jeffery

Ratings are tor fast track Deduct point for each POI
overweight
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

siper safe last 100 yards under gentle hand
Iloe- Latter finished strongly under whip Veil
Ing forced pace first half mile. then tired badly
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

e Ia 5 MINUTES oT at III B5. 90 Pce 81 sns
3
is rae Q
eHnt The Mighty made Emde had plenty Of speed but stopped
2aAn
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21
PAJAROTTA-ST FRANCIS-GEMMELL
RACESx handicap; year old

lEXT BEST. R. LAUGHREY
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

ime-:23 3-5. Al % At post minutes
6-5 place. 40 show. Black Hand, show
hy J. Green. Start struggling. Won In
price-Phillistina 10. Black Hand 30. Col
showed & nice turn Of speed immediately
once 1akims Belle ran a good race.
speed A0nea was closing stoutly. 0tl
after start
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

! minute OF at 3:55. Blue 1920 place, IA show:
t, 5 show. Winner ch- E. by Sotsire II-MarceE
Won driving. Second and third same High price
gsmest and won after being repeatedly cnt on and
Expectant had 10 go wide all the way and closed
Doe Young made up 8 little ground in last quarter
oherty stopped altogether three furlong pole
stzrt and lost any chance she might have had.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

s., 600 added:
Index. Horse and Owner. VT Rating
t232S) Rose Queen (Koenigsberg) .I18 81
2276 Lee Rose (WalSh) .........IIS SIS
(2276) Duke of Milan (ATdonough)12I II
226S Ocean Maid (Grif7n) ......1OT II
(22S0) Carmisa lNapa Stl1. Farm)..1l0 II
(2316) Mozart (Koenigsberg) lib IS
2296 Blameless (Williams) lib 65
22s2 Woodlander (Macdonoughl lie 60
232S Tom Hayward (AiIlin) ...103 62
1929 X Seattle lSchreiber) LIJ5 80
2276 S Ell Picaro CWiliiams) .10S "a
2276 X Bill Eaton (Schreiber) .....110 SO
22s6 ocean Queen 1diIiin1 lids ~
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

Ime--.24 f-5. 20. 1.15 As. 20 At post
Hunero. 9-5 place, $40 show; Expectan
Trained BY Y H Terry Start good
steel Blue 80. Tem5lo 20 Steel Blue
Knocked back. Humer0 ran his race.
ftourly. Jeremiah stopped last quarter
after being p0cketed several times
BtanhoDe caught in Jam shortly after
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

'iue--25. 80. I.15 3-5. 1.42 At post
Fiota. 10 place show; Entrada.
Trained By J W jonathan. Start z
High price Monte 30. Manila 10. Fa
Eufra6a ~ last turn and ran away II
Fntrada stopped 70 a walk. but last
strong Manila ran 3 fair race A
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

IS, Bell stahes year oldS
Remarks
Unbeaten; fast and game.
Grand colt; likes the route.
High class youngster.
Ran some nice races.
Has high turn of speed
Supposedly good colt
Ran one good race only.
Supposed to be crack.
Balance outside chances only.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

Trainer Tom Cook expects to remain here with
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

on at 2:I6. Phiilistina place. S5 shbe; Belle
Winner ch. (. by Joe Terry-La Amiga. Trained
gallon Second easily. Third driving. High
Ice 1l-2 winnakee so. Mabel 7. Phillistina
after gate up and ran into a winning lead al
So did Black Hand. Minalto showed a bit OF
ers showed little. Mabel Fountain unseated rider
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THIRD RAcETe value

on at 2:39 ~Cosset place, 80 show: Coppit.
Winner br. T. by Cesarion-Shandrona Trained
ngs. Start poor. Won driving. Second easily.
Ice-Cosset u. Thatcher 21-5. Pavo 2S-5- Bright .
She broke very quickly and had the others dizzy
iteher closed very stoutly. FL Pavo tired bit
xeen Thatcher and Pavo all last go yards. Had
1uid have been third