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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-25

mas Eve-Johnsons Orchestra-Ad-
mission IS cents-Everybody invited.
Call and see the new. late novelties
In photo mounts, suitable for presents
at Bowman's studio.
Gus La FontaIne mas just received
a fresh lot of crawfish, crab and oys-
ters in the shell at the Quelle.
Good stenographer and bookkeeper
wanted; permanent position to right
party Apply at East Oregonian
office.
Home made bread at Ingram's gro
Gerry Saturday. Made fresh for Sat
urday's trade. Phone your order
Main 81.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-25
SAYS MANY COLLEGE
MEN GO WRONG

That so per cent of all college men
throughout the country are habitual
drinkers OF intoxicating liquors, that
25 per cent drink occasionally. and
that the remaining 25 per cent only
are teetotalers, is the opinion express
ed by Professor Vanderveer Curtis of
the University of Washington. The
statement was made following an
evangelist's assertion that "wine.
women and song" in college life were
responsible for the number of college
men who go wrong after leaving coll
lege. nv
Professor Curtis further asserts
that the use of intoxicants stronger
than beer is rare among collegians.
and when stronger drinks are used 1t
is mainly by those whose college
course has never been completed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-25
Masquerade Ball.

Eagle hall, Christmas night, De-
cember 25. Johnson's orchestra.
Prizes will be given. Admission $1.00;
lady maskers free; extra unmasked
ladies 25 cents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-25

woman lying in her bed unconscious,
the room filled with gas Mrs. Fargo
was saved from asphyxiation by
sligtly opened window, which allowed
the majority of the deadly fumes to
escape.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-25
At The PendlctOn.

3. Somers, r. Jel, G. S. Choate
5. A. Schreffler, Spokane; Linwood
b. Russell. Hugh Lienallen, Athena;
John II. Bridges, Wapate. WASH Miss
Gulllng. Pauline Lederle, La Grande;
Thomas Nestor, S. G. Dunn, G. d.
Galley, w. r. Glendening, Portland;
j. w. Hitchcock, Wallis Brunsdon,
Starbuck; E. d. Trumbull, C. A. Keys,
City; A. j. Brutzman, Seattle.
Clean beds at the st. Elmo at rea-
sonable rates,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-25

Moscow, Idaho-Animal husbandry
and dairying are receiving more at
tention by the students in me Uni
versity Agricultural college courses
this semester. under Dean f. f. Ell
lott, than ever before in the history
OF the institution. They are classi-
fled as follows: Agronomy has II stu
dents; animal husbandry. 26; dairy
ing, SO; horticulture. 81; bacteriol-
ogy. "a Actual number OF students
In college work. 81: In dairy school,
4; In preparatory courses, IL. Actual
of students receiving regular
instructions in the agricultural COL
lege proper, 3s.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-25
PILES CURED IN 9 TO "A DAYS,

TIIIE5 OUTtElD IN IO IA DAYS.
PAZ0 OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind.
Bleeding OF Protruding Piles in 6 to
/; days or money refunded. soc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
West at Home

:6t 2-5. Old Hickory. Ingola, Wine man. Lord Direct, Marfieid, Tuscan Gold, Eambay, Elgin, Honest Bob, Char !ie LoK~rs, Top Sergeant. Prince Alert
 second race, six furlongs-John I,outa SS tGlasner), straight s29.30 place sl5 snow x3, won; Ben Sand, 100 (Pickensl place $Jez0, show $10. S0, second; Demo 1OA (Martin) show $S.20 third Tine l:lS S-5: Fay. Lorrimer, Dona H., Dur. able. Maxton. BarPette, Deacon, Man uscrlpt, MISS Cesarion. Geo. M. Dehler MeIwood, Yellow top rans
 Third race, seven furlongs-Palamar ses SWarren! straight sl2s;so. place lHdeill place $l1.so, show $7.2o, sec Time. i;27 2-s. Queens Daughter. Yann. May Jene, : Dunvegan. Lotus
 Fourth race. six furIonKs-ropsy Robinson, 104 (Warren) $l3,4O, won: Marmorean, 97 (Grifith) $26, second; Mollow. 95 (Martin) 1920, third Time l:13 4-6. Meda, Lady Thorpe, Baroda, Ida May, Cygnet, Snake Mary, Bitter Miss, Western Knight ran.
 Fifth race, five furlongs-Roseburg IT., Skirvin, $24.60. won; Fair Messen ger ,9S tConneily) S17.f0, second: Sil- yer C., 95 (Pickens) $15.20. third. Time. 100 l-5. Olwill, Sainward, Sister Jen- nie, Mad Rose and Dusky Dame ran: miIle, 1o2 (NIartin) $2s. won; Saint Val entine, Ill (Pickens) s6.s0. second; Tiv- olini, 104 (Burton) &s.e0. third. Time. 1854 Is. Anna Day, Sylvan Belle, Javanese. Blaze le'Light. Charlatan i'm. bOden ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
Foundation For Report.

Washington, May 2s--The fact that information Is refused by responsible parties in regard to the accuracy of the published statement that General Luke E. Wright. of Tennessee. has been selected to succeed Secretary Taft upon the retirement of the latter from the War Department, goes far toward con firming the belief that there may be and probably Is foundation for the story. s. f -..s..
 General Wright is no longer account ed a Democrat by the Tennessee repre- sentatives in the Senate md the House. and in fact. they assert that President Roosevelt has found his strongest sup porters in his Philippine policies in General Wright. The latter was in Washington about two weeks ago and lunched with the President. when 1t is presumed the possibility of his selec- ton was preached to him and 1t is only fair to assume that the hesitancy of the official here in making any state ment in regard to the matter, may he based upon the fact that General Wright has not yet himself decided what disposition to make of the of- fer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
ALABAMA STUDENTS
 DEGREES Al COLUMBIA

New York. May -(Special.)-At the 154th annual commencement of the Columbia University here, among the 1900 graduates and fellows upon whom the University Council conferred de- grees were the following Alabamians:
 Rush Pearson Burke B. S., M. S., of Montgomery was graduated from the School of Physicians and Surgeons with degree of doctor of medicine; Mar tha Eleanor Hami1 of Troy. was grad uated from Barnard College with the degree of bachelo of arts; Maximil- Han Demouy Touart, A. B., A. M. of Mobile. was given the degree of doctor of medicine. School of Physicians and Surgeons; Ellen Hunt Jackson of Tus- cumbia was graduated from the Teach ers' College with the degree of bachelor of science in education; Annie Taylor Brewer of Anniston was given the same degree by the Teachers College for Proficiency in elementary supervision; Alma Feagin of Birmingham was grad uated as a bachelor of science.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
American Iearue-

Washington, 8. Cleveland, 2 Philadelphia, 2; Detroit, 10. Boston. 1; Chicago, g.
 New York, B. St, Louis, {.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29

For men who prefer fixed rate to paying by the job, we have added q department, operated under special rules, known as our Cleaning Club, to keep all one's clothes cleaned, pressed and repaired for e2 % a month. We send for them every Monday do every thing necesasry to put them Into first class condition; inspect them carefully when finished, Gnd deliver them hung in our wagon without fielding, so they reach home in as good order as they leave us HoIf's Dye Works.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
TEAMS FINE RECORD
RESUME OF CLIMBERS WORK ON
 TRIP. =
Ryan and Men Return With Many Things to Their Credit in West.
 Won Tw0-Thirds.

Jimmy Ryan and his fast bunch of Climbers got home last night. aiter one of the most successful road trips ever
 Tn the West they won seven and lost four out of eleven games played wnlle counting in the four Birmingham games played in the East. they won ten and lost five out of fifteen played.
 On the Western trip. they took the series fro-l every club except Moni1e. game; winning two and losing one in New Orleans. losing one in Mobile. win- ming three and losing one in Mem
 Van Anda has won both of his games. beating New Orleans 2 to l and Mem phis 4 to 3. cristal lost two of his in Mobile and last Monday in Little mann has won both of his games. ' to 4. Bliss won his only game pitched. beating Little Rock 5 10 n, while Thomas won his one game, beat. ing New orleans f to dibsr l. bstackp'ie and
 Counting in the Birmingham Etmes, Van Anda has won three games on this road trip. Stackpole going in in rally, when they scored six runs. and, with the score standing to in favor of Birmingham in the eighth. pulled The has Gut won of ss So s o h ss Rse. n on the trip, and Cristal lost three of his four games. Sam Weems winning one of the Birmingham games.
 The record of the Western trip is;f
 Montgomery at New Orleans.
 New Orleans, $: Montgomery. Q. Hits, New Orleans, [; Montgomery 6. Errors, New Orleans.r2; Montgomery. 8. Pitch CTS. Burkett and Stackpole.
 Montgomery. 2: New Orleans, 1. Hits. Montgomery 5; New Orleans, 4. Errors. Montgomery o: New Orleans. 1. Pitch ers; Van Anda and T Ns Rya1; nr,..r. H,+, Montgomery. g; New Orleans, 6. Errors, Montgomery. 8; New Orleans, 2. Pitch CTS, Thomas and Fritz
 Montgomery at Mobile.
 Mobile, 3; Montgomery, 1; Hits, Mo pile: 3; Montgomery 3. Pitchers Becker and Cristal.
 Montgomery at Memphis. Montgomery, 2 Memphis. r.. Hits, Montgomery: I; Memphis, T.. Pitchers;
 Memphis, 8: Montgomery. 2. Hits. Memphis, 10; Montgomery, 6. Errors, Memphis. 0: Montgomery, 2. Pitchers. Savidge and Helm.
 Montgomery, l. Memphis, 8. Errors, Montgomery. l: Memphis. 3. Pitchers, Bergman and Chappelle.
 Montgomery 4 Memphis, 8. Hits Montgomery. 8; Memphis, 12. Errors Montgomery. O.; Memphis. 2. Pitchers. Van Anda and Clarity.
 Montgomery at Little Rock.
 Little Rock. '; Montgomery. 8 Hits Little Rock. 12 Montgomery. 6. Errors, Little Rock o; Montgomery. 8 Pitch CTS. Hart and Crista1.
 Montgomery. B: Little Rock; Hits, Mont IA; Little Rock, 3. Errors, Montgomery.t4: Littlea Rock. o. Pitch CTS. Bliss and Eyler. ~
 Montgomery. ': Little Rock, { Hits, Montgomery. IS; Little Rock. B.. Erfofs Monteomery. 4 Little Rock 2. Pitch CTS, Bergman and Buchanan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
THE RACES
ResuIts at BeImont.

Results 0e Belmont
 r Belmont Park, N. Y. May 2S.-Celt, making his first appearance of the year easily won the Jockey i Slun weight for age rage at Belmont Park tSdag Ssafnx as a6d Tsi Teia hss tss n race sf ali way. He beat Jack Atkin by one length. Trance won the Gaiety stakes.
 First race seven furlonJgs-Blg Medouin. i24. (McCarthy), to ?. sec third. Tim e,1;5s 4-5. Thistle ran. uFSngs sSsSRd hSsiqRE tSqs iGs Ss L &
 { to l, won. Tom Reid, s7, (Flynh). 30 to 1, second; Intervene, ss. (Garnerl, 6 to 1. third Time. :52. Harringan, Homerun. pr. Pillow. Gene E., Fontanet, Primrose League, Uniform, and Gladys Louise ran. Ey
 half furlongs-Trapce, lS2, 5Sfusgrave(, 9 to 10. won; Melisande, 122. (Notter), 13 to 5, second; Field Mouse, '127. S( Mo- Caheyl, ' to 1, third. Time, :gl s-5. Bell. Lady Selma. and Lady. Hubbard ran. Field Mouse and Golden View
 Fourth race, the Jockey Club; mile 5won; Jack Atkin. -12s. i(E. Duganl, 6 to 1, second; Dorante. 109. Oee), 10 to l. third. Time, 1:52. Only three start
 Fifth race handicap. .s-year odds and up; one mile and a sixteenth-Juggler l2s. McDaniel), II to s. won; Master Robert. 112. (GiIbert). ? to l, second: Berkeley. f2e, .(Garner). 9 to 2. third. Time. 1:46 Colonel Jack. and KHlfe-
 Sixth. race, s-year-olds and up sell ing; six furlongs. straight-Frize 100. (Notter,) to S.. won; Tom Me Grath, III, Duganl. s to 5. second; Bonnie Alan. 9s, lShrevel, ' to 1. third. Time, 110 3-5. Jennie Deceiver. Cary, Water Fox, Troublemarker, Mexican Silver ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
CHARGES RULED OUT.
Rev. COOke's Appeal From Bishop
 DIOOre's Ruling is Dismissed.

Rev. COOke's Appeal From Bishop
 MOOre's Ruling is Dismissed.
 Baltimore, May 2s-Rev. George A. Cooke's appeal against the ruling of Bishop David H. Moore in the matter of MT. Cookes charges against Chan cellor J. R. Day. of Syracuse Univer- sity. has been dismissed by the Judici- ary Committee of the General Confer ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
 Mir Cooke preferred charges against Chancellor Day before the New York Conference, alleging that Mir. Day had spoken disrespectfully of President Roosevelt in his writings. Bishop Moore ruled them out on the ground that they were not in proper form to come before the conference
 The report of the committee on needs of the San Francisco Methodist Episcopal Churches destroyed by the great fire was unanimously adopted .Iaymen attending the convention have already subscribed $49 900 towards the fund of $25O,000 asked for the pur- | pose.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
Western Trip Closed
 Gloriously by Climbers

The Western trip closed yesterday with the Climbers, not only showing the way In hollow style but showing ID the Western teams. Out of eleYnh games they won seven and lost f0us, losing one each in New Orleans, Mo bile. Memphis and Little Rock, wip- ming two out of three in New OrleaTlH. three out of four in Memphis and two out of three In Little Rock.
 This showing could hardly be any better. and Jimmy Ryan and his plucky team have done 1t with crippled ag- gregation.
 Nashville is second with six won, five lost and one tied; Atlanta has six won and eight lost and Birmingham with three won. nine lost and one tied.
 New Orleans led the West with ten
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
INHABITANTS IN REvOLT.
Fierce Fighting is Reported on IsIan'
 of SamOsa.

Fierce Fighting is Reported on Island
 of SamOsa.
 Constantinople. May 2S-The inhabi- tants of the Island of Samosa, Greek island off the west coast of Asia Minor, are in revolt against the Prince of Samos and the governor of the island. Fighting has been going on at Vathy, the capital. for the past three days and there are numerous victims of the en- counters
 The trouble appears. to have arisen in a conflict between the governor, Koppassiz Effendi and the senate. The Prince of Samos was seized by the malcontents and beaten. He made his escape Achievements of troops sent from Smyrna were drive back by fussilade from the shore. The revolt ing islanders are being aided by the gendarmerie. It appears that the tele- graph office has been seized by the rebels but a dispatch sent from Smyrna dated today, declares that the attack on the palace continues and that there have been many casualties.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
SWITCHED IN
 A BAD BALL Atlanta Players Attempt Dirty Tactics. UMPIRE TAKES CHARGE OF IT Winters Put Out for Throwing Ball
 0ysr Fence. The Champs and the PeIIcans Battle for Thirteea InnIngs-Pelicans Win By close Score in the
 Thirteenth.

New Orleans. La, May 2s-Rohe's two base hit in the thirteenth inning, after Rickert had been passed and stole second sent home the winning run for New Orleans in the last game of the last game of the series with Atlanta here today.
 During the twelfth inning, when New Orleans came to the bat, the Atlanta players on the bench switched bad ball in the game. Umpire Browns at tsntion was called to 1t. and he took charge of the ball. sending Pitcher Ford a regulation ball CenterfieldeT Winters took the ball from the ptch- CT and threw it over the fence For this offense he was ordered from the gYme. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
TWO YOUNG MEN
 DROWN IN THE WARRIOR

Birmingham. May 2S.-(Speclal.)-- Luther Jetton and William Whitlow, aged about 19 years, lost their lives In the Warrior river about thirty miles from Birmingham. according to advices just received here.
 Both were good swimmers. Jetton fell Into the river and became stran- gled. Whitlow jumped In to rescue him, the drowning man grasped Whit low around the waist and both went to a Matery grave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
Nj. & O. FREIGHT SERVICE.
Line VIII Enter BirmIngham-Mr
 Jackson Promoted.

Birmingham, May 2s.-(speciaI)- Announcement was made today that the Mobile and Ohio Railroad would put on a freight train service into Birming- ham. June Is, via the Illinois Central between Corinth, Miss. and Haleyvile. the Northern Alabama from Haleyville to Parish. the Southern Railway Into Birmingham.
 The old Southern Railway freight de- pot on Powell Avenue in the city has been, repaired and improved and will be used by the Mobile and Ohio. Agent has been promoted to be Assist ant General Freight Agent and is now working up business for the new line
 The illinois Central Railroad will put on Its passenger train service into Bir- mingbam Saturday, arrangements hay ing been made for reception, includ ing a banquet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
CHOLERA IN PHILIPPINES.
Disease Takes Serious FOOthOld in Pr
 vince of Pnngasian.

Manila. May 2S.-Cholera has .appar- ently taken a serious foothold in the province of Pangasian. Four cities, in cluding Dagupan. are infected and the bureau of health is planning to stamp out the disease.
 Cholera also is rife in the province of Capiz. where 231. cases have been re- ported since July in Rizal and zamba- lei There is no fear of a general cpl denlic,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
WILL GENERAL WRIGHT
 SUCCEED SECRETARY TAFIs

Memphis, May 2S-General Luke C, Wright of this city, whose name has been suggested for the appointment of Secretary of War to succeed Secretary Taft, in the event of his resignation from the cabinet, stated to an associat- ed press representative today. that he had no information on the subject whatever. and that 1t was highly im- probable tfiat his name would be con sidered for a position of which he knew nothingl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
PROHIBITION PARTY.
Georgia Selects Seven Delegates to Na-
 tiO1al Convention.

Atlanta, Ga, May 2s-The National Prohibition Party in Georgia met Thursday morning at the state capitol and elected seven delegates to the ma tional convention at Columbus, Ohio. July IS to Is,
 The prohibition party for Georgia will not put out a state ticket this year. committee however. was ap- pointed to prepare an article. setting forth reasons why prohibition should be supported at the polls The fol- lowing state officers were elected: Col W & Witham, Fulton County. State Chairman: A. J. Hughes. Green County vice chairman; J. A. Gordon, Secretary Charles D. Barker, Fulton County treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
WORK FOR AMENDMENT.
Conmitteemem From Three. Towns Hold
 Meeting

E meeunk
 Demopolis, May 2s-(Special) )-The comnitfees from Demopolis Faunsdale and Uniontown. appointed by the citi- zens of the respective places to push the Ragsdale amendment to the Consti tuition of Alabama, met in Uniontown and elected a campaign committee. composed of two members each from the three respective places, making a committee of six to push this amend ment.
 This amendment has reference to the formation of. new counties in Alabama The following is the committee:
 Faunsdale-George Pegram and J. c. Brown.
 Uniontown-Judge w. H. Tayloe and Joe James.
 Demopoiis--J. B. Herrin and Judge W. F. Herbert
 George Pegram was elected Chair man and W. F. Herbert, Secretary
 The Committee transacted much iTn- portant business, but declined, to give out anything for publication.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
Detroit Victorious.

Philadelphia, May 2S.-Detroit knocked Dygert off the rubber today and had no dificulty in winning the Detroit .os0 on1 1o2-io 1a ] Philadelphia. 1000 900 200 2 2
 Batteries-Summer and Schmidt Dygert Carter and Schreck. Time 1850. Umpire, Sheridan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
"1he Qualify Shop,

series of ball games between ,Donnelly' s team of Mobile and the Brewton Reds, played on the local diamond. Mobile took two ana Brewton one. The score ins the first game stood II for Mooiie 2 and 10 for Brewton; second game, to, in favor of the visutors. and the third game resulted in Is to in favor of the home boys.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
nnnnI4A kiII Three

Mexico City. May 2S-Two American ns and one Englishman were attacked by bandits and killed near Coachina. one of the mining camps of tho Green Cop per Company. near Dolores, Chihuahua The report of the case was received by the British Consul in this city yester- day, but no details were given. Tele- grams sent to the region yesterday have as yet not been answered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
gt. E.autn Wina,

New York, May 2s.-St. Louis made it three straight from New York today, having a shade the better off them in batting. Bad base running spoiled a New York rally in the eighth. Rube waddell rejoined the St. Louis team today. R H E. St. Louis. .. 1000 101 O20-4 E New York Q. 900 100 020-3 O
 Batteries-Dineen and Stephens, Orth and Kleinow. Empires, O'Lough- lin and Egan. Time, 2:05.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
Mr~ T g Tate Dead

Birmingham. May 2s;-SspeelaLl = .oes thc Tlronninent citizens of Birming- ham. residing at west End. died Thurs day afteInoor after a short illness. She Is survived by her husband. one son, Sam Tate. and one daughter. Mrs. John Reard Mrs, Tate was 57 years of age and lived the larger part of her life In this d'strict.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
MIR. TAYLOR AT HOME .
Congressman Is Hopeful About Public
 Buildings

Demopolis, May 2S.-(Special) )-Hon. George W. Taylor. Congressman from the First District, is. at home with. his family.
 MT Taylor says that s40,000 has been appropriated by Congress for public building at this place and there Is no doubt that the building will be erected If President Roosevelt will sign the bill Congressman Taylor Is of the opinion that the measure will not be vetoed by the President.
 The lot for tue building has already been purchased at a cost of $S.000, the government paying $5.0N0 and tho citi- gems of Demopolis $3.00O. The site Is on the corner of Capital and Walnut Streets, and Is near the heart of the business section of the city
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
Iuverpe shuts Out Can't

Iuverne, May 8.-(Special) )-The Can't team appeared on the local dia- nond in a game with Luverne Wednes- day afternoon. and 1t was asy money for the home boys. The local team handed the visitors a nest of goose eggs, while the home boys put over just one even dozen runs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
OmciaI Examination and Report Nee.
 eeaasfy,


 An unfortunate controversy has arisen over the construction of the new dornitory of the Girls Industrial School at Montevalo Miss Walker of The Age Herald stafr. and The Shel- by Sentinel have seen fit to condemn the building plans as related to ire protection. Col, Sam Will John of the Board of Trustes and Building Com mittee, defends the building plan, and says 1t Is superior to any similar build ing of his knowledge. That it is su- perior. is no argument for its safety The Board of Trustees should be able to say to the parents of Alabama that 1t Is as near fre-proof as possible to make 1t, and every precautton has been taken to render escape from fire easy. The controversy is unfortupate, for though a committee of architects and builders may declare the building all 1t should he. a doubt will still remain | in the minds of many who have daugh- | ters to educate. A speedy and satis- factory settlement of the matter under
 question must be made, other wise tnt
 patronage and prestige of the schoo l may suffer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
Wnnhinrtnn Winn.

Washington. May 28.-Washlngton pounded Lattimore off the rubber in the fifth inning today, defeating Cleve- land. R, H. E !. Cleveland .. .. 200 900 U00-2 3
 Batteries-Falkenber and Street: Lattimore. Liebhardt and N. Clarke and Bemis. Time. 1:40. Umpire. Hurst
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
n..nI4. n4 T.oniaxiIIa.

Louisville, May 2s.-Palamon. George Longs Falsctto colt. won the purse race at seven farlongs. at long price fedaev.N Apache would have won easily ss,t .ys,, nstf at~.4l,e head -o&-the -stretch with Jockey Powers Apache had a IoySg lead at that time and finished third. Weather clear; track fast.
 S9S sb nIaee s1i.60. show Ss.s0 won: Michael Angelo. l1o (Franklinl, place lie: IiO 1Martin) show ss. third. Time.