The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-28

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 "l bet just &l zao ou Savior and af fHff 8HsWt Iet one =al my friends have 25oo while another taok t4e sam amount. zn than 1 aulv had $-aa on f,r myself puruslla Whs he dtIHt bst dt aIl h. vas 70 husy telling his friends what a Eaad taine Savior was I never h,t big maue, I'm ouR a pik- cr"
 II is said tHat if Jesse teWisol1 Won a dollar ae cleaned up ssoo.ooa on the yeer EeeisohH when laid ur in the hospital a~ tho result of aa operation. continued to ~end his wager tu ghe different tracks tad showed ra.e judgment in making dis selections. taa. | Two wears aga Lewi~sm veHf broad ! taG.r dropping xa5o0oa ta the book fW hr came back win renewed com aaenee and di1 so We'll tbat when the recent campaign apcuod h. began sp,= ealatne oh big ScaIe
 But the gamest hcttar of fham all known as betting fraak. x Dave Johnson Hes either srt fHaHsand- ar uotHiHE NaR he ms tHe iatte-. When Johnson went on Inc tratk last spring h. had 5 bank roll af oyer ttoo. ooo a hand~amc autauohjle.. and. ane nf ta,. fastest SIrinfers nu lhe inf -E"~sbeu Nau he has mot dollar ! R"~ch"n Is sold and his auto is a thing of tbe past IiW he vin come back. he has been down and out so many times before that il i~ nothing strange ta him.
 H. Was aud Is a pluneer Anything from Sz.dna tu the sizc nf his roll h, will put down on horse that Hooks good" 4o him. He would win big money one day and drop il and more the next. Before the season Nas over he didn't have dollar in the world. and was sitting behind one of the bookics looking on.
 "Ill never play the races again Was the stout declaration of Timothy D. Sullivan as he was leaving the Brighton track one day in october. "fve lost sl3ooo1 this year and s50.- 0oo alone on Millcr's mounts" Big Tim began the I9o7 campaign with great expectations. but things broke hard.
 Among others of the big winners on the track during the season Were Frank Farrell. owner of the New York Am- crican baseball team. who cleaned up about Sanooo. Sharlev Ellison. who at one time Has valet to Tommy Burn=. the jockey. who got away with about s100006. Jnc Ycagcr. who was $50 0nn 10 the good before the Saratoga meet. but who dropped the bigger part of this roll there; F. Carman the anna teur whip, who got off with abou. s100o00 and Chicago OBrien. who went West about sG0.000 10 the good. George Wheclock. former president of the Mets. 0ho played from the ground this Wear. cleared about $I5O.000
 The heaviest losers. their aggregate losses about meeting the winnings of those mentioned, Were Al Dwyer close friend of Gates. A. E. Hudson. another of the Gates Drake crow |: Paul Raincy of Cleveland. and ais brother Roy; Eddie Mcdonald and Whitey Langdon
 As for the hookmakers. the profits and losses were about evenly divided The big winners were Louis \ Celia. about $50.OOO; George Ross about ssO.- 900; Jack McGnnie and Emil Her,. with William H. Dubois, dean of the club house commissioners.
 'The only man who's got any ready money nowadays is Diamond Jim Brady said a frequenter of the Wal