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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-07
NOTE AND PERSONAL
FROM CLAWS0N WAY

Special Correspondence.
dawson, Fremont Co. Idaho
~ March 2.-H. G. Lumorenux left
Feb. go for Twin folls, Idaho. in search
OF more saIubrious climate,
Joseph O. Henrie ana Samuel }. Mer-
rill left March . for the Twin Falls
country to look at the country.
There have been great many people
afflicted With the grip during the last
two or three weeks.
r, G. Hopkins. who has been suffer-
ing with cancer for a number OF years
is now very low.
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MARCH II.

G3O-st. Sophronius. Greek Catholic pa
triarch of Jerusalem, died.
173i-Robort Treat Paine. "signer,"
horn I'm Boston. died there 1874,
1s1t-Urbnn lean Joseph I,averer, not
ed French astronomer. born; died
1887.
ls2O-Benjamln West. American paint
or, died n London; born in Penn
sylyania 1888.
Alexander MlkhnilovItch Gortcha-
kof Russian prince ana statesman,
died. born IDS,
1sOG-Aiine explosion at Pas dc Calais,
France. caused the death OF over
900 miners,
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MARCH ~.

1slS-John Lorimer Worden. rear admir-
al L. s. NJ. born In Nestchester
county, n. y. died 1887 Worden
commanded the Monitor when she
beat the Merrlmac in Hampton
Roads.
1892 Thomas Buchanan Read. poet
born In Chester county Pa; died
1872.
1874 Gustav Robert krchoff, German
physicist, inventor OF the speciro-
scope and spectral analysis, born;
died 1887
1885 Simon Newcomb. distinguished
American astronomer born IN Wal
lace. \. 3.
lsO7-Explosion on the French battle
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BLACKFO0T DEFEATED
BY P0CATELl0 BOYS.

Special Correspondence.
d LACKFoOT Ida, March 5.-The
d leap year bah given in the Prog
ress hall Feb. % was unique diversion
from the regular dance, The young la
dies awaited themselves of the oppor-
tunity TO show the young men good
time, and demonstrated that they were
equal TO the task.
Two basketball teams from the Acad-
envy of Idaho. Pocatello, visited Black
foot Saturday. land in the evening
matched skill and strength with teams
froin the high school of Blackfoot. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-07
srILM MORE nEMARK AnLr.

ut is remarkable that birds are so
intelligent, when they're so small, isn't
~" asked one member OF the Easy In
formation club Of her closest friend as
they walked home together from a
talk on "Our Home Birds"
Eyes. isn't II" assented the friend,
eagerly. "Why, just think even how
very clever the little cuekoos In cuckoo
clocks are, and of course they are only
little wooden birds. "-Youth's Compau-
ion.
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MARCH 10.

9-Dudley Buck, noted American
musical composer born at Hartford
is45..A1exander III, car OF Russia,
born; emperor 1881 died 1894.
1S52--Cfiuseppe (Joseph) Mazzini. ltal-
ian revolutionist, died at Pisa born
1905.
1gOG-Eugene Richter. radical leader of
the German parliament, long an OPP
ponent Of Bismarck, and one Of Ger
many's most noted p0lluca cditors'
died In Berlin; born 1888,
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MARCH =.

1S04-Alvan Clark, noted inventor and
manufacturer of telescopes, born al
Ashfield. Mass; died 1887
IS62-Famous naval encounter in
HAMPTON Roads. The confederate
ironclad ram Merrimac played ha-
voc with the wooden Union fleet.
fS79-Elihu Burritt. the learned Ameri-
can blacksmith and apostle OF
peace. died at New Britain, Conn;
born there 1908.
190S-Cieneral w. b. Franklin, noted
federal veteran Of the Civil war,
died at Hartford. Conn; born 1927.
1g05-Gabriel Jules Thomas, noted
sculptor. died in Paris. born 1924
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U,Cu SUICIDE

as President Roosevelt calls u ia not NIX,
IN the menace 10 Increase in pOpul1lrlbf
that deaths among infants are Ann ~ ~,
out of ten Of these deaths arc dlrrtNtr
Indirectly caused hy howell Ionul,a Il,
Cee's Babv EllNlr cures dialrho, ,w1i
sentary, sour stomach and ul lbisr
ailments Of this nature. Just tNe 5ae
Tor teething babies, Price y "huaiN
Bold by u. C. ~ !. DRUG DENT
Main Street.
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GRAIN BROKER LOCATED.

r. NJ. Wright, the escaped grain brok-
or who swindled the ranchers of Boise
and Payette valleys out of over $4,000
worth of hay during last month, has
been located in Texas and placed under
arrest at FL Paso where he is being
held for the arrival of the Boise Off
GERS The deputy sheriff left here last
sunday with requisltion papers signed
by Gov Gooding to take Wright Sub
sequent advice from there states that
Wright resists being brought back TO
Idaho.
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QUICK slime sHoE POLISH

oils as well as polishes and is water proof.
II gives a satin finish and VIII not rub
OF on the clothing. Accept no other
Price ~ cents.
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ELECTRIC ROAD 10 NAMPA.

only three miles remain on the extern
sion OF the Boise Valley electric road
from Boise to Nampa, and the track
layers and graders are very busily
engaged on this remaining span to
make the connection. The completion
OF this road will mean n great deal to
the people of tkis section, especially
the farmers OF the valley.
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branch. President Hale stated that IA
baptisms have been performed here
during the last two months. This
showing is the record breaker for the
mission The conference was we'll
attended by strangers and Investigate
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IDAHols CASH.

The recent report of the state treasur-
err shows that Idaho now has more
ready cash than ever before In her his
tory. The report states that SLICE, 5e6.14
Is now in the state treasury, most OF
this amount is deposited with some 81
banks of the state, fully secured by
bonds, and drawing 81 per cent inter-
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SUCCESSFUL CONCERN

Under the direction OF Supt. George
w Lewis of the Boise Sunday school
OF the Latter-day Saints Church and
his assistant. John S. Rich. a very sue
cessful and interesting concert was Civ
en- last Friday evening. at which a good
audience was present, and a neat sum
of money for the Sunday school treas
ury was realized Upon numerous re-
quests the concert was repeated on
Monday evening. In the preparation
of the many drills, choruses. etc, Mrs,
George w. Lewis distinguished herself
as being very capable in this respect.
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WEEPING BHLLs.

William NJ HulIs and Murgale'
Abercombc. both OF American FaHa
We're united ga marriage Friday last Wy
Rev. L, :. Lawrence,
A marriage license WAS issued TO Eal'
O. Buster of salmon CITY, and Katherine
Davis of Kansas CITY, Mo.
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NEXT WEEK IN HISTORY.

ship Lena. at Toulon, caused tn
death of 10S officers and sailors.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
Kaufman Confident
of Winning
Blacksmith Says He VIII Stop
Iron Man" Grim in Six
Rounds

OAKLAND, May s.--Al Kaufman,
who is training at Croll's in Alameda
for his fight with Joe Grim before the
Reliance athletic club Tuesday night,
is confident that he will be able to stop
the italian iron man" before they have
stepped six rounds. Kaufman declares
that he is now feeling right and that
he will be able to show the coast fans
that he is of championship timber.
The big San Francisco blacksmith re-
Gently had an operation performed on
his nose, which. he says. will help him
wonderfully.
Even since he fought Jack OBrien
Kaufman has had trouble with. his nose.
and he claims that this is the reason
that he was slow at times. The big
fellow says that the ailment with his
nose interfered materially with his
breathing. .ssHaS
Grim is training at the Reliance ath-
letic club. and good sized crowds See
him work every day. He boxes with
Kid Krusa and any other fighters who
may happen to drop in at the club and
take fling at him.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
Another Stake for
Jack Akin
Schreiber's Colt and Trance
Annex Feature Events
at Jamaica

NEW YORK, May 9.--Jack Atkin
added to his long list Of victories by
winning the Montague stake today. lie
was opposed only by Restigouche, and
found it no hardship to beat that long,
lean son of Commando. For race
that had only two starters, this event
was replete with excitement from first
to last. Restigouche was beaten cas-
ily. but as he was again the victim of
an accident his admirers were Offering
excuses for his failure to win.
On the turn for home, when closing
resolutely from the rear and gaining
on Jack Atkin, he suddenly stumbled
and nearly fell Jockey Notter COM
planned that E. Dugan had steered
Jack Atkin out just as Restigouche
tried to pass him. This move. Notter
declared, caused his mount to jump on
the heels OF the leader and made the
black geiding stumble. Several train
ers who were stationed ION the bend
when the alleged foul took place gave
different version of the trouble. The
real cause of the stumble, they said,
was due to a hole in the track. Resti-
gouche stepped into it and tripped. The
stewards took no action on Nottec's
claim of foul. The summary:
FIRST RAcE--Five furlongs, selling, 500 ad-
ded:
odds. Horse, Weight. Jockey Fin.
S1-Personal, 9s (Yorkel ...................1
,a-I-Arlonette. 80 Mccarthy .....-.........
135-Havre, 1867 {Museravel ............... g
Time, 1:o1 3-5. Thetis, Uniform, Home Run,
El Ore. Ballet Girl. finished as named
SECOND RACE-one and sixteenth miles.
selling. S700 added
odes. Horse, Weight. Jockey. Fin.
8-5-Troublemaker, 104 lNotter) ...........
7-l-Sr ToddiRgton. 90 (Yorke) ............2
lo-l-Druid, l06 (Musgrave) ...;.;;.. 3
Animus. Alauda Golf Ball. Prince of CASTLE.
Import, finished named.
THIRD RACE-Four and half furlongs. the
Odds. Horse, Weight. Jockey. Fin.
11-10-Trnnce, ia (Musgrave) ....-........-1
11-1o-Top Note, 107 (B. Dugan) -.........--2
COL Gliding Belle 107 &c. Burns) .........5 3
Time, "a is. Instant also ran.
s FOURTH RACE--One and a sixteenth miles.
the Montague stake $4,000 added:
Odds. Horse, Weight. Jockey. Fin.
- 2o-Jack Atkln I26 (E. Dugan) .........1
S-2 -Restigouche, 106 (Notter) ............2
Time, las 2-5. Two horse
FIFTH RACE-Five and half furlongs. sell
ing. 500 added:
Odds. Horse, Weight. Jockey. Fin.
9-10-Ida D, 1ol (E. Dugan) .-..............i i
6-f--Orcagna, LOG (Musgrave) .,......... 2
7-2--Mazuma, 106 &C. Burns) ...,.....,.. 8
Time los 20 Miss Delaney, Banyah, Win
ming Star, finished as named.
SIXTH RACE--Five and half furlongs, han
dicap $500 added:
ODDS; Horse. Weisht; Jockey; Fin.
7-5--Baby Wolf. i26 e. Duganl .......... 2
z-l--eirinaldI. lis tNotter) .................. 8
John Marrs, finished as named.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
King Calls Burns a
"Yankee Buffer
Will Stop Fight if Any Promoter
Offers Tommy $4,000
Purse
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

LONDON. May 9.-The Burnside ohm
son prize fight controversy has so per-
vaded the highest English sporting cir
cles that it was the principal topic OF
conversation at the Jockey club at
Newmarket yesterday.
The king, who had lost heavily on
his horse Perrier, took issue with his
close friend. Lord Lonsdale. who has
been keenest in promoting the bout.
and said
"Lonsdale, If any promoter agrees to
give that Yankee buffer Burns $4,000
win, draw or lose, rest assured I'll take
every means in my power to stop the
contest. l am sportsman, but Burns
proposition is not sportsmanlike, and
England should be up in arms IL q
battle under such conditions is permit
ted to occur"
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

not have chance with him at any
weight.
The public is tired of Attell. who has
had fve fights here in four months.
and the sooner the promoters realize
that fact the better 1t will be for them.
lney seem to look upon the public
which supports fights as being their
especial prey and go about their match
making in a brazen manner.
The public can well spare Attell for
time. There is no reason WHY he
should be matched with Cans and the
match savors OF some prearrahgement
Wnlch means that the public will not
get a run for its money Gans was
promised three easy matches bv the
trust. but this is one which is out of
tne question 1t is time Chairman
stafford of the supervisors police com
mittee took the promoters to ona side
and read them q lecture on what he ex-
pected them to do In all fairness to the
public. This committee Is supposed to
safeguard the interests of the pubIic
and a chance is presented it here.
According to all available iuforrna-
ton, Unholz is no more match for Joe
cans tnan sullivan proved to be for
Atteil He will probably be IL IA >
In tho betting. He was Knocked out
last year in eight rounds by Cyclone
Thompson. who is conceded 70 he =
third rater In the lightweight division.
1t is not so long ago that he was
Knocked out by the Congo Coon. so
that the nen who are presenting him
as an attraction know what he has
done. Competent Judges say he made
no stand against Nelson in Los An
geles and that he acted the part of a
clown in the ring
Cans seems likely to be led into de-
vious ways If he agrees to let Unholr
stay a certain number OF rounds. The
same holds good of his match with At
tell, who does not figure in Cans class.
as he is only feather weight, while
Cans has defeated all the light weights
and as many of the welter weights as
would meet him. Cans knows he can
make more money being on the level
than he can otherwise. as be learned
this lesson since severing his connec-
tion with Al Herford, his former man
ager.
Joe O'Connor, who ie going east to-
morrow to try to arrange match he
tween Ketchel and Papke Will probably
be accompanied by Willie Britt and
Battling Nelson. The latter has been
trying to get on = distance fight with
Cans. but it has been hard TO bring
them together. Nelson was given an
unusually cordial reception yesterday
at the fight showing that the specta-
tors were in. touch with the situation.
Nelson has agreed to fight Mcfarland
10 rounds in Milwaukee.
Cans had Billy Jordan announce in
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
Workouts

Ral--Three-eiEhths in so: breexing
hoeert Meyer and Jack Psyne--Fiye-eigh ghth
Weber and Leyey M.ry-Halr in 80 a-S.
Mabel Hcllandor-Half in so.
Rrolihe-Half In go
Nina -Three-eighths In :3s 3-5.
Woolen-5hree CHARTERS in 1:ls SIS.
linancs-Five-eishths In 1902 rs.
4oeyu-Miie and quarter 10 2;l4.
Aftefmath-Tbree-qu quarters in 1:17.
6erator Warner-Three-quar In 1918.
talietts-1hree-qusrter in I:23.
Arceurt-Five eighths In rio; breezing.
wildwood BlH-Five-eighths IN Ie3.
Blue fyes-Mile In l:5o.
Tetanus-Three-quart in 1:is 2-5.
Fairystreet-Mile in 1:46 2-5.
AvoDtelfus-Mile In f:45.
Cleyne-Alle and an eighth In i:57 5-5.
Tiafon-Haif ia :5s .sIt a'5; ia breesiSs. e
Essteso-Five-eighths IN 1905; bTeezing.
YaSR-Three- ghths in 30; breezlng
Azssa-Three-quarte in l:15 as.
Esryessa-Three- quarters In :l6 rs.
Keuben-Three-Quart Ia 1:ib
The Dutchman-Mile in l:46.
Day Etar-HaIf in 40.
Ellerd-Haif in :53.
Livius-Three- quarters in / %; breezing
Marie Five eighths in 1:o2 s-5.
Ten Aew-Mile in las: breeEing.
Bannatyne-FiFe-eight ghths ia l:O3
6eva Lee-Half in :59 2-5; breezing.
Bellmence--Five-eighths IN 1905 3-5; breezing
J. w. furer-Three-eighths in .37 rs.
Willie Gregg -Three-quarters in 1:2l 3-5
HANNAH Louise-Ftye-eighths in :03 SO,
Miss Oharity--Half In 80 %
1enie-Mile and an eighth In :5S 3-5; breez
ng.
Nenie-Three-eighth In 81.
Bznnock Bob-Three- -eighths in :3s
heYe w. GoldenA and Fiametta-Three- quar-
ters ID 1:2o; byeezihg.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
Auburn Car Makes
Remarkable Run
Cuts TDebe Hours Off Tho
Cylinder Record to
Los Angeles
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

Los ANGELES. May Sin a re-
markable showing run, the 2 cylinder
Auburn car, which left San Francisco
at / o'clock this morning reached Los
Angeles tonight at s:56 o'clock. having
covered the distance in 20 hours 50
minutes This breaks by nearly IL
hours the two cylinder record OF 81
hours 22 minutes. made by Jacobs in
a Rambler three years ago. Had not
the car been delayed by tire trouble II
would have come close to the record
for big cars recently established by the
White.
The tire caseings on the right rear
wheel were pulled of the rim three
times during the run. owing to the
skidding on taking sharp corners at
high speed. The union on the gasoline
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
LOUISVILLE WINNERS
LOUISVILLE. Nav 9.--Results:

First race, four furlongs-Advancing won,
Lillian Ray second. Inola third. Time, 80 %.
Second race, six furlongs-Bosorrian won, Flor.
ida Glen second, Ethel Carr third. Time. f:20.
Third race. six furlongs--Dark knight won.
Almutter second, Colonel Bob third. Time,
lis 1-5.
Fourth race. the Clark handicap, one and a
sixteenth miles-Poiiy Prim won. The Mink Sec
ond. Pinkola third. Time. :53 40.
won, Solicitor second Light Blue third. Time,
80.
garet Randolph won Ed Kane second Lady Vie
third. Time ;54
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
Native Son Beaten by Nose After Most
Sensational Battle IN The Stretch

with the notion Of riding In this country. H.
says he intends to 30 TO France.
Major Foxhall A. Daingerheld, manager q
James r. Keene's Castleton stud, has acceptes
the Invitation OF Earl Grey of Canada to pre-
side in the judgea' stand during the conin.
meeting at the Woodbine course at Toronto
It is asserted that the betting has fallen of Z
q marked degree on the NesB York tracks unds
the regulation put into effect at the opening o
the season by the jockey club.
The promoters of the track recently constr1, 4
ed N Winnipeg by Charles Leayitt who hnii
the Belmont park track. expect that Tinnipe.
Will became an important racing center.
1t Is reported that p J. Rainey. the CleveIsr,
millionaire tIirfrpEn. has asked +. A. Forsyth
TO put price on his crack ? year old High Pri
Tate. by oddfeilow, which is BY far the bes
younsster shown In the east this season.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
Carries Top Weight Victory in Thomas Handicap
Belmont and Croker
Lead Winners

LONDON, May S.-W- J. Vanderbilt's
colt, Seasick III. which IL has been de-
cided to send over from France to run
In the Epson derby, was given
prominent place In the betting today.
is to 2 being laid against him. These
odds indicate that his chances are re-
garded as practically equal 20 those OK
August Belmont's Norman III.
During the last six weeks August
Belmont heads the list OF winning own
ers with $4,000 to his credit and Rich
ard Croker is second with t@S.oeo.
Danny Maher, the American jockey,
tops the list OF winners
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

in the juvenile division. Del Cruzador,
the fayorite OF the race, was a very
badly ridden horse. Jockey Mcintyre
in5udfciously racing him into exhaus-
tion in making up all at once the
ground that he lost by his failure to
get away from the barrier with his
field.
The horse was rushed up into second
place az the head Of the stretch. but
the excessive use 20 which he had been
subjected showed its effects in the fnal
furlonR. when he fell back. leaving
Captain John and Mauretania to make
a neck finish of it for the place.
The fact that Entire Nous beat the
barrier contributed materially 10 the
victory that she achieved in the opener.
Preen, with which Jockey Rettig got
of none too well. managed TO fash 10
the front at the turn. but the slight
lead which he then secured proved In
sudicient, for Entire Nous easily picked
him up when he began TO back up as
usual Ia the stretch. He easily beat
the balance, however. and Lee Harrison
II was as easily third. The consistent
Burleigh, which ruled an even money
favorite. looked a cinch on form, but
ran & shockingly bad race, being ut
terly deficient IN speed at ali stages.
Jockey McCIain was at work on him
with his whip from the far turn to
the wire without avail His stable con-
nections had bet heavily on the horse
and were as much shocked over his
showing as the general public. Trainer
Robinson discovered when the horse
was returned TO the stable that he had
zvrenched himself in the loins. which
probably accounted for his poor show
ing The track veterinarian was called
in TO look at the horse and will make
a report on the case 70 the stewards
at their meeting tomorrow. when they
will take UP the matter Of Burleigh's
poor showing.
SILVER LINE SURPRISES
Jockey McIntyres handling of Lord
Fillgrane, fevorgte OF the succeedln 6
race, was also susceptible of criticism.
The horse wes beaten q neck by Silver
Line, which Mcintyre permitted to steal
g lead at the last turn that he was
unable to overcome IN the stretch. al
though the favorite was closing much
the faster at the wire after Mcintyre
had allowed him TO fall out OF II at the
most critical part OF the contest. Stand
over, on which there had been lively
plunge, hattered his hackers by lead
ing for about six furlongs. only 20 stop
in the stretch and lose the show to
the long priced Ten Oaks.
Tommy Ahenrn's victory in the fifth
was clear cut and decisive Zeigler had
him in trouble in the early stages, but
the horse was good enough to over
come the interference and won by a
margin OF half 8 dozen lengths after
having worked into forward contention
at the far turn. John II and Colonel
Jewell, which took the place and show,
were both well backed long shots. Miss
May Bowdisb. OF which considerable
had been expected. ran very moderate
race. to the disgust or many who had
backed her across the board in prefer
ence TO the favorite.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
TRACK MEET DATE FIXED

BERKELEY, May announcement
was made today that the bay counties
high school track meet, which was to
have been held on the university oval
last Saturday, but which was postponed
on account of the death of John Service.
secretary of the league. will be held on
the Berkeley oval next Saturday
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

In Mayfields cave, in Indiana, A. M.
Banta has captured 33 spscies OF flies
1.-TWO of them new to scienceJ, 30 spe-
cies of other insects aud 21 species Of
the spider class,
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
MiIIer's Percentage
Tied by Two

The standing of the 80 leading Amer
lean jockeys from January 1 to and in
cluding the racing of May is as fol-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

the ring that he would meet Nelson II
the latter would bet $4,000. To this
challenge Nelson replied that his money
has been in the hands of Tom Corbett
for some time.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
Big Crowd Watches
KefeheI Fight

Continued From Page 40, colum. 8
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

There Is rncrement on foot TO hold but one
derby sf New Orleans each year. II has been
suggested that the race be run at each track on
Alternating years. the track having the OF year
70 substitute a $4,000 handicap.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

Jockey Goldstein made his farewell appearance
for the season st EmerTrille yesterday. 1t has
been definitely decided that the hoy viii leave
for Toronto today with 3. L. Taliey, his EN-
ploycr.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

Jockey George Mountain. who has not ridden
since NeW Years day at New Orleans. is at
Louisville. He IL hopeful thai he viii be able
20 secure a-neense IN the near future, but not
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

Edward Jasper. who efdclated as racing secre-
fary az Worth and Ascot park. ie serving as as
eisfant to Lyman Davis, At Churchill Dewns.
q
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

Jockey walsh Is back 10 bis good form. Evil
denct OF this furnished by the way In which
be piloted Rishteasy and Booger Red to victory
yesterday.