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The Jasper news., 1908-06-11
EsROM

George Seybold made his usual trip
to Jasper Friday.
Ray says the old maids look good to
him.
Harry Braggs is visiting at Frank
Helma.,
Well, Girls, Roy says its getting warm
for mittens.
Mamie Clark is working for Mary
Avery this week,
Fred Williams aud Willie Clark at
tended the show at Boston Saturday
night.
Frank Helms and family entertained
quite number Of friends and relatives
Sunday, including Debbert Miller and
family, John Helms aud family, Mrs.
Hearns and daughter, MIR. and Mrs.
Avery, Pearl Seybold, Eslher Collins,
Charley Snare, Everett Lamey, Nellie
Griffit, Harry Braggs, John Smure and
Tom Clark.
RuGe Williams was breaking young
horse Sunday.
John Lucas wasn't seen in Esrom
Sunday. Wonder why?
Ray Brouse was seer riding through
Esrom Sunday all alone. Wonder where
She was!
Arthur Hiner and ''Willie and Virl
Pugh passed through our city Sunday
Mrs. Talley has little daughter al
her home.
Ira Williams and wife made a trip tc
Lamar Wednesday.
There was dance at Frank Helm,
Saturday. There was large crowd anC
all had fine time.
There will be preaching at Esron
Sunday, Mr.. Brous will 2 reach. Every
body come.
The Jasper news., 1908-06-11
FARMERS UNION

Miss Kyle visited with friends at
Dublin Saturday and Sunday last.
Geo. Mcconnell OF near Boston was
in this part last Monday.
John Lamb and Mrs. Neal Bnston OF
Nashville visited Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Kaderly last Sunday.
holland Duncan aud wife visited the
latter's sister Sunday.
Mrs. Charley Moore was making soap
Tuesday.
Frank Thacker is working for Homer
Stockdale since he quit at Charley
Moore's.
Mr.. Watson's grandson, OF Jasper, is
working for Am. Kaderly this week.
The Jasper news., 1908-06-11
a GRAND Family NledIcIne.

sit gives me pleasure 10 speak a good
word for Electric Bittafs," writes Mr..
Frank Gonlap Of No. ass Houston St.,
New York. Its Z grapd family medi-
cine for dyspepsia aud liver complica-
tions. while Tor lnnp bask and weak
kidneys it cannot DO TO highly reco-
mended.n Electric B,ttets regulate the
digestive functions, purify the blood,
and impart renewed ylgos and vitality
to the weak and drbiiitated of both
sexes. Sold under guarantee at Webb
Broe. drug store 50e.
The Jasper news., 1908-06-11
Don't fail to see those
-embroideries at the
lowest price you ever
bought them at
j. d. Harbur. 5-28f

Mrs. j. NJ. Crandall was called TO
Carthage Friday last 10y the illness Of
her daughter, Mrs. Ed Steiner. whose
condition, however, was sufficiently
improved on Tuesday to permit Of Mrs.
Crandall's returned to Jasper.
Misses Grace Bowers, Grace Teter,
May Sanford, Esther Patterson. Clara
Gresham and Lula Tunnel left Satur.
day for Springfield, whero they will at
tend summer school.
Yes Wolf was at Joplin Tuesday.
The Jasper news., 1908-06-11
The Best Pills Ever Sold.

cater doctoring Is years for chronic
indigestion, and spending over Two
hundred dollars, nothing has done me
as much good ss DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. I consider them the best pills
ever Sold" Write b F. Ayscue, Of
Ingleside, N. G. Sold under guarantee
at Webb Bros. drug store 25c.
The Jasper news., 1908-06-11
Wheat 81 Bishop can
supply you with bar
rel salt. 3-5f

For dainty picture that you will APP
prcciate try tIose mounted in folders 8
for BOO Laughed etu&l2.
The Jasper news., 1908-06-11
L IL y AND

Miss - and essphine Collier
came lp-lis last reel, hlis5. Myrtle who
has bss liiilg ii rthage the past
year, n sss tes Chicago, where
she " IS 2paf ais summer. 4.
Mis- dgt is,is ~ Saturday and
Sund hJ.se
Mi lex and Lucille
Teete ri ~ Beulaha Wood
The evening world., 1908-01-02
English Champion Shows His
Glass Against Attell in
Long Contest.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2-The
featherweight championship crown.
while 1t has not changed hands. rests
rather uneasily on the brow of one Abe
Attell. who has been regarded as the
greatest little mar In the world.
owen Moran. the English t~itle-holder,
IS to-day receiving congratulations on
all sides and he has jumped into the
limelight abreast with Atell, for his
great fight New Years Day has SHOWN
the American champion may not be his
master and that 1t will take a longer
battle than one OF twenty five rounds
to decide who rightly owns the title Of
featherweight champion of the world.
The battle was one Of the greatest and
without doubt the fastest from a sc!en-
tific point ever witnessed on the coast.
Every punch in the pugillstic repertoire
wa1 used by these two little g.adiators.
and every method OF evading and
blocking was shown. II was a battle OF
two shadows flirting in and out. jaL-
DtnG. ~feinting and crossing. and at the
same time every punca had a deadly
snap, for each tried his best to drop
one over that would ring down the cur
tain and crown the victor champion.
While 1t has not been officially an
nounced. it Is reported that the gate
receipts were over $4,000. OF this the
boys received % per cent. They were
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were fighting nara and blocking Veil. Mo
ran rua.ed MS man 10 ne roIrs, setting
RouNb5' s;E;VS'E5SSTfEEN-MiiorSn s"gns a
Iefi landing on me shoulder He. tried WIN
cred his lead and swung an owe: hand left.
mixing AtteEs heal rock: Thsy glincas,.
'"pes and Was sending short rights into
R6i 50 E!aHTEEX Moran fon,e4 and
D34. n a .tiaigat left IN tle no4:a. Ta+y
~hi1a- M5ran got away from, Nj SIT n
a straight left racer and then closet in and
The Engltshman with a LEFT upsNinr on tle
iace and drove a hard right against the ribs
Moran got IN a y!ancins right on the chin
RoESD XISETEENnMGran oams NJ
and they clinched. Ate got in a stra.sh'
a. ami Man sh9t a rts;'' asra,s To- n
.5T the '4 r!6s f ann aiso s M%';i" etoT a iert a t zen,
Al to the ropes. jeff parted them from a
and n.d to be par,e,. Abe led short Sit'
the left and crossed with the right FOR tie
ROUND TwENTY-Moan WAS short WITH
right and left for IN. body, Abe put in a
straight left on the face and dueied under
a return, Moran teue.ed ne face with ne
left. and Abe's rig1t CURED around the
Els.!shr4an's LeeH. Abe sent in a straight
let's and c!ncneI. Mornn putting In iw.
left jolts on tae stomach. Moran trts,!
twice, with the len Tor Nc face, tn sesqn,
one landing. Moran tried a back handed
r!gAt and missed. They cllnched, becoming
entaHsted Wit ths uppsr roy again.
t.Jusly anu Ace p!are4 = l.sht left ON the
mouth. In the 0~uttigIting there was some
clever blocking on both sitc9, but finally Ane
face ami brought blood from the nose. Moran
.yS 1j in a, a NE so2 Sod g'E Si,h = ,h ,sI ris E!9s; a c,h AIS oft Of
''TsS NJ ' T41WiEs Sa !? ~, tSS@ a'1 6EscAe.
Abe's right FOR the Jaw. Moran rushed abe
to the r.pes and they c,incAed un:ti in
and they ciiHc!.d again. Abe was chewing
. straight le:t T. me face. Moran fought
stra ghtenei w VITA his. body puts lie the
u. peg rupes and Moran s;iil punched a, him
back into SHIEhtinE posture, 4 : -. h"m
N the body win 10Th hands and then Nor
an swun. a left into the tomach, They
RCoUNiD TWESTY.THREE They wen
into a ci!nch: Moran using a treer fashion.
Abe rushed. Moran and nit MIN vita a rignt-
r'hey c!!ncAed again. Roth scored vii
straight le'ts and Moran got In "A left swia
on me ear At'eli wa ~, p5ere with a v, =
eho' over a left facer ana another cl!nch tol-
IoHca, lStf 4 TsE9g&itRE k s5em: A,o MISE,
viii De let; ana Morn eoun,sTed and n,
tucked a l.tt and danced away They eS.
chansed !ef: fscers and ci!nShed; Abe sls
Moran lowered his head and SWING n let;
aa4.ns: the ribs. JET parted them and ABE
missed and rloundered against the rope.
EOt'ND TWENTY-FIyE-At;en came 10
the centre Of the ring f.. the f!na. round
smiling and Chewing bis gum. Moran rushed
o. TIE Ar"ak Moran tried TO get in a righr.,
but this was blocked. and At'eIl shot a let'
The evening world., 1908-01-02
OWEN |AORANS JOLTS PUT THE HAAERNEGHT TITLE IN DOUBT

wobhlei and covered u. failing into 4
'yllgrh !, vas practcaliy an even ROUND;
Win a lett leai that landed on Moran's
.host. aud they Immediately went into a
sSins to the head, He then sent. Mornns
head back with a stra.ga; left. II WAS a
R0lSb EiNE"Atten swung his rish; TO
the head and took a similar punch with in.
The rputs. lie c,ulj not land cleIn,v IN the
rush. Moran Suddenly 1esan ]jabn'ng vi.
hack wlin vicious pokes. At;ell eveneI 1t up
man 10 me ropes. and ;hsy w~rest!eG 10 the
otEt,' u tie rang, the rpuHd ending IN q
ECcND TEN-AtteN tried for the ribs md
ior the rios ans right tor, The ear mhith
NJ s!i@li ab Si'1 ssS, b ASs 4i $40 0'Is&ea cs " .sF'i AMI
ll,orau droe in a rasping lett on the rlps
ny ~ , 5bXc5si raL h ,stSs On bs tn sot ta in an Ht ostra
ROUND ELEvEN-Moran led vita a l~ft
c q 5n9 "a" W W. a t tEaY on Sro q 10Th 81 shot II
let's, ,Moran's TO the face. Moran stood
than a statue, inviting a lead. owen sen;
lone a %stTaiSh, lett on the moutA AiteIi
inissei eft ,"r Jaw. and Moran sent ms
scored with two left hooks on the face. get
ing away from Il ~rlgat-hander aimei at The
ROUND TwELyE-Abe tried a aouhie
guneh. but was clever!y blocked. Moran
ropes. Aueii used both hands before he
English boy could stuighten UP. Moran COW
g-L,ed HE face and danced away Laughing.
ting in neIteg work In The c~Ilnche-. Moran
WbippeI the right across and, cnuE Abe
rams hackers shouted uproariously. Mo.an's
E!gnt hander was tho best nInea so tar. Abe,
IL the cItnch, gave owen snort arm lefts N
ROUND TiiIRTFE&-Abe tried a left lead.
II was blJckcd and Att.ll came in swinging
fen: IN a r.gnt tn the face. Abe missed with
ri.n to the jaw and Moran came back with
4 Straight le': and tucked into = left upp'r.
'"Tp hTT!Mv,ITi E -4nr. ~ ne TlrHe iii f. y / N
which lSnlc7 ~ thu hollow OF the necs.
.he~e was coas.derab!e %fe!nt!ns ani th'n
ol!nrh followed. left broke them. JEFF hal
To i7tertrrs' q -eocrd Vine. Moran escaped
from a brace u 'ccs Each man swung te
right without success ana Moran scored Win
Ror%D EIrTEEN-Attsn put IN a !et
n tG,t ,2r ut a,o the the face. Abe was VOW wa.
.ds Tor Morln's e: and Scored With a ley
~, assains. tho s,om.ch, Moran duck j
away from a hus!ness-llSe right Abe sho,
in q strairAt les' When Moran tried q If,
,SInd altFort mere VIII he little 10
r'n,sr or s, g.@.2lr r%esnii': ,-ie, with , le.,
Abe GO, away from a left swing and
rirr-hed Moran drcted from an overhead
Win TIE right. Moran blocked two LEI:
hoav l'ows aul hooked A,ttell on tho mouth.
No got tnero WIN a left facer and Moran
Nlncked - body right Ahe caught a left
.L|f D .'.h b . ne fH r"# rfHr H CNfnFr WON
The evening world., 1908-01-02

There are fiftv stake events TO be de-
cided between the three racing associa-
,lo.s in The spring and the gross value
81 tn .se is the enormous sum Of SGD'Vv5.
This year will also see the operation OF
III eighth race track under Jockey S'H"
supervision-the Empire track-and rs
stake events and purses Will 20 20
further enhance TIE great STA" ~
money TO be won by horse owners. 1t
is estimated that fully Sl..o,uv VIII rep
resent the total value OF stakes and
purses for 1905.
24o Days of Racing.
And the great racegoing pup.'c Is go
Ing to dip into its pockets :or not only
this large sum. bui 'or all the other
dollars needed to operate the eisht
race trarks-each of which is a big
money making quantity. To operate a
race track thousands are spent ana
pledged before he gates are opened.
The cost OF operation Of a rack IKE
ina: at Sheepshead Bay is represented
in the average daily expenses, the
stakes and purses together win the
nav of officials c2teaen. private
police. taxes. advertising and ihsuI-
ance. A. against this take an "Nerase
daily attendance OF 1000 persons pay,
ng So zach admission and Sn"'u a Gay
: the sum received from tn" pu1Il'.
There are no receipts Other tAan those
derived from the puouc a. XII" Ed.eS,
In mast wears the b~ookina!icrs ch!pprd
IN Then the price OF admission was
Il 20 The cutting on OF revenue from
~hooknakers has been more than com.
nGnsated for bv the increased cost OF
admission. .ocn .sso.
ton mean 90 days during w1,Sh ~, "e
1Ih'{.' win be sending the sheckeIs mo
~! offers Of the lCing ASSOCIATIONS.
Two hundred and forty racing DAYS .t,e
s."nsonI netting receipts averaS!AE
e,,0on daily means a grand to,a, %l
= o,o 900 which will havs been conlrln-
,,,e5 nv the public in It's support q. RAJ
- Award OF this sum &.e";"N %,
t7tas nurses and COS; of operation and
ynn nave S.GN0,Oa as the "dlyNy ior
M eight racing associations or an a.
srs re ~ nearly s7co,co clear proht Tor
each.
Best Horses In the World.
With the greatest race horses ma.
over, craced any turf in any couhIrs
striving for the greatest none! p-.1-s
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guaranteed a purse OF 5000. with the
privilege Of percentage.
While the immense crowd was pour
Ing into the Mission street arena ! n
Coffroth. the promoter. stopped the sale
OF tickets. and kept thousands of en-
thusiastic fight fans in a state of anx-
!ety as to the cause. 1t Developed later
that Attell had called Off the fight, and
II looked as II there would be no con-
test until Harvey, VINO vas looking
after Moran > m.eresls, met Attet.. >
terms.
II all came about over the weight.
When the boys weighed in it Wa found
mat the Eas!suMdu MAS over weight.
Billy Jordan, wAo had charge of the
Weighing II. sad Giuran Was a malt
ounce over the required weight OF 10
pounds. -Atte-! claimed the forfeit. T.is
Harvey refused > give up, bat it was
not una DC lad l-reed 10 give .Atge!l
$50 for the half ounce that the nam
plon Agreed ~ 50 on VIII the night.
considerable was ~a-rlvd on The re-
suit. When the boys entered the ring
Atte!l ruled favor!te ~ odds Of = TO /.
IA!s changed 10 IL to . after they mad
been fighting a couple OF rounds, and
before the tight was half over it was at
evens and take your pick.
Moran has made u great hit with the
fans, and there is no doubt tie boys
viii be rematched to - over a loHgev
route. Cofroth, who conducted the fight.
IS ready TO sign Them for a forty-fiyc
they Will be rcmatched in a few days.
The Fight by Rounds.
ROUND O%A-At.c!. .e.n.>I and MISSED
VIVA i.gnt left, Moran tucked ana A,,sI.
a.io.e4 an. ca LDe le.n..e vain tie .et;.
They G!.ncGed ana MY'@n s9t ~ a r;sAt On
and Moran dlcae4 ana ,eI.ached. Aiteil
.".s4ed a lest h.gk lad Moan gut in, ~!
StEHlEht lBtt. on The .AHtt lNt4. r|.TIsltri ~ 3
The evening world., 1908-01-02
EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGREM
DAFT DCCT CD0hTINC DACC I'M NEW V0DV ~ EN7
EWJSY ~ DEOl OTUK luNU TAUC LIN NEW lUnA. ~ ROBERT
MILLIONS
INVOLVED THIS
YEAR IN RACING

ru1 TIL the closing to-day of entries for the big racing stake events to
w be contested over the tracks of the senior racing ASSOCIATIONS ne
Coney Island Jockey Club, the Brighton Beach Racing Assoelatlo
and the Brooklyn Jockey Club during the coming spring meetings a greater
amount of money than ever before offered will. be assured horseme IL
the money value of the spring stakes att these three tracks obtains through
out the racing season at all tacks-and such is the present nuehtHon Oh
the respective managements-ab bulk of nearly two millions OF dollars Will
have ,en by turfmen by the end of the season. The racing year Oh
1905 will then have witnessed the giving way OF norem money II stake INC
purses than in any previous year. The year VS promises therefore IL
this respect to be a record Il III the ul
The evening world., 1908-01-02
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

TIM CCFFNtCTH, the fight IN
of California, has decided TO bring
off 4 twenty-fve-round bout be-
tween Byl Papke and Hugo Kelly. and
has offered the fighters 90 per cent. Of
the gross receipts to meet at his club
Al Cotma. cal, the after part Of this
month. Both fighters are anxious to
meet in a battle of this duration, ana
will most likely afi% their signatures to
articles Of agreement in a f-w days.
A bout between them should attract a
big crowd out on the coast. as Kelly
has already fought out there. whiLe
Papke has become such a great favorite
with the fight fans ali over the country
that the Frisco followers of pugllsm
are anxious 70 see him in action. Stan
ley ketchcll, the Montana middle
weight, VIII meet the winner before
Coffroth's club in F~s.Druary.
Goodman sests o'Rrlen.
Rouse o'Brien, the sturdy lightweight
OF Boston, put up II great battle
against jack Goodman. the local fight
sr, in their siX-round bout at the
Sharkey A c, yesterday. Goodman
took Battling Hurley's place against
O'Brien and not only made a good sub
%stitute, but also gay O'BIien Il ja3bing
in the face that lie WILL not forget Tor
q long lime.
Goodman was the faster 4 the two.
and in the sixth round no hauaue ed
Rouse about the ring almost al VIA.
Goodman landed jabs al swing and
uppercuts, and when the hnal bell rang
O'Brien was scarcely ao!e to raise his
hands. He was very tired.
~Black Hand" After Battling Nelson.
RastiinS Nelson, tire ighrng Dane. car
ries a revolver. He recently Hnso.v,-i t1yo
istteSx From The Black Harn society" ds-
.Aaaias $50 hsan s4a. NsAsn PAD no a.
The evening world., 1908-01-02

g q u -NNNNAA ~ S
into the mixing shows him to be SIN
possessed of all his stamina and lighting
spirit.
T'fiE fight brings up a curious ques-
ton. What kind OF a champion Is
Moran? If TWO athletes ran u dead
heat in a national championship meet,
n didn't run the tie Off. both would
be entitled TO Championship honors.
Attell didn't lose his title. of course
but what did Moran win? Is he Joint
holder of the title with Attell. From
the result Of this twenty-five round af-
fair he seems to be Attell's equal.
A finish bout is the only thing that
can clear this tangle. And when It
comes OF It will be the greatest draw
Nelson met at Goidheld.
In tne meantime John Bull is back on
the map. At present a worlds cham
Hionship and a half are held by Eng
was lost by frankie Neil In EnsIand
has never travelled back across the
ocean. Hr "e
II a fund Of $4,000 is raised n Sand
Il the next Olympic team to England
II VIII be sufficient to furnish trans
portation and living expenses for about
''p ""'uieu men at the rate of $3.50
each. Some thirty-four went TO A.hens
and won s~eventy-fve points. nearly
doubling the score of Great Britain
TWO hundred men ought to make a
sean sweep of the earth.
III be an odd thing IL none of the
tythletes That went to Athens are good
-aoush to be in the two hundred.
A TABLE of comparative record.
~ has been published 10 show that
the college athletes OF to-day
nave made better records than the
American team scored in Athens.
g Naturally. we are proud OF the ad-
vance in athletic skill hat can be seen
.n America every day. But the com
parison isn't exactly fair to the Athens
: men, In the first place, the track at
Athen was SO soft that the runners
dug into It a couple OF inches at every
stride. 1t Mas impossible to make fast
time on ii. 1t was a new track. Ev-
eryoae knows that a track has 10 be
used and beaten INTO shape before really
fast performances IN il can be eX-
pected. And ASIDE from that-this
our own grounds. The Athens men
made their records after Il long and
srduous journey by sea. with little
nance for training on the way. They
were not I'm the best OF sispe. The
climate, food and water were all diff
ferent. and all % these thinN tend to
decrease an athlete performances.
The evening world., 1908-01-02

The discus Gn which Sheridan made a
new record at Athens was thrown
from d smooth ring, and even to touch
the unmarked edge was considered a
foul. The shot was put under similar
circumstances from a six and a half
foot ring. with no front board.
All OF the conditions were strange
and new. The performances OF the
Athens team in America before going
10 Greece rank well even with the
great athletic feats of 1907. OF course.
many new champions have risen into
prominence, and we are proud of them
Unless the popular notion of bringing
cha rges against every prominent attn
lete on h~earsay testimony interferes
with the selection We should have the
largst and strongest athletic team at
Aondo that ever represented any
country.
The evening world., 1908-01-02
oonIin Says Mcfarland WIN Beat
Murphy.

Mike Donln. the new captain ot the New
f@yh hosebnll club for THIS SEASON. is a
h.ca' adgllr"g q Packy Mcfarland. the Ca!.
gSEa LGN. AerAt, who IS s,atgd 10 nee
= my MIrPHE the .Hnrlem t]irntar. for
$3.50 i-'.' before the Armory 4 A. Of
f'sl"", on Jan. II Il have sen McFar-
.aAI i.Eh, and ] tA!nk he = one II III
e" est puE.'!sts u his wetrnt I eyol saN.
they meet ~ sliJ p,,i,r ~ "p' ""N"
The evening world., 1908-01-02

Daily ROBERT HILIIARD
II uMkHN Mat. Empire City Quartet.
Hill nlluuu LIE. Motoring" Clarice
HIM Az n laBth ST. Vance. Tho Grassis.
The evening world., 1908-01-02

According to accounts from the coast
Moran had Able woobly on his under
pinnins a couple OF times. but the
Quickuess with which Attell got back
into the mixing shows him to be stu
spirit.
The evening world., 1908-01-02
Summers to Get Another Flight.

Johnny Mooney. the we'll known sporting
,E who is nov connected VITA
'he N!nn!s!mttt A, c, OF Chelsea Mass
49, a - 'tttpr at t1c Gctl:nan.0' Brieu
at he S~aarEcy A. c. yesterday
Mooney said that he had decided to put On
n,NHy ~G,n!EcHa, the lpE,ish lgntwe.gnr,
IA hatty BALDWIN in another bout Of twelve
i,in4s al one u he says 70 be held ny the
The evening world., 1908-01-02
PAPKE AND KELLY TO
FIGHT FOR COFFROTH

'N.l'n :. the first ,etter which he got. but
Wen tie second one threatening him with
serious Injury Bat" Immediately procured
a FePel'fr, which ne loaded up well. and de-
..t"i r. Mas prepalcd TO NEE, any pf he
eh Hand crowd that was anxious 10 try
ALl leL.C-e MIN ont Of the 500.
The evening world., 1908-01-02

ever offered IN t.is country truly ths
racing season for l'oN promises To be
one u. re.orI-hretSu- proportions.
The mighty collin W.l. make Ms 1908
debut as a tI~rec-y"ar-o!d in the DIG
stakes IN which ue mas been "ntereh
and other great horses viii measure
strides with him King $ ransonls WI!
Ne striveu :or At eaeI association and
some II the greatest racing THAT ever
marked the American courses is 20 be
Witnessed.
Tlr og spring handicaps, the Brook-
swell the t''oint 81 the early Spr.nS
totals These two vents. which ~"f"ct
interest from tie Atlantic to the "a
.,i,' 1y. n"II p53rea %n "a pr srr WaL!
erai vars mas presented a stake or
5000. md throuEhou' the remainder
~ the lists the values of the stakes
have been raised in proportion t. ne
Coney Island Jockey Cluh tons IN"
list OF values of tie pies offered.
with a total OF Sl-n" FOR the s-".nG
meeting and stakes amoun'inG %
So. 90 for the autumn racing ~ Sleeps
head Rav. This is aside from no
Syo"0 Futuritv for 1910. wIIcl Wy aSo
lose on THURSDAY
Enormous Stake Values.
The Brighton Beach Racing Assoc!a-
ton has the next greatest values N
stakes FOR the le,, me lungs TIE
spr ne schedul" offers a total OF Si.,-
oN. ard the two stakes " ~
PROBABLY be featured at the fal meet
irr. together with the CLOSING % ne
entry for TIE 500" Brighton tredIrs
of 1910, Will mean ABOUT SPV"
on the cards Of that organization
The BROOKLYN Jockey Gnu WI. e'ese
Guiding the Brooklyn Handicap, and TO-
falling slli,OM For the spr'Hg n""'!hR
alone, Taese events include SeNeI nE-
lures for thrcayear-o'ds and N2'ari.
two stakes for 'hr-e-yea r-olif. nN' nr
tw1-year-olds ard 'our Tor tte timber
toppers. The Coney Is.anl Jac"ey
Clubs list Of sixteen prizes consists OK
six for three-ycar-oldS and upward. IN
cluiinG the Suburban. the common
wealth n lie Advance. two '9g .H'ee.
yrag-o'is. i've foI No-y"ag odds and
hires for steepiecuos'-s The fall stakes
~ this club viii also ue oosed ot.
Thursday Of this week. For the spf.as
meeting at the Brighton track 'H"re
will he SIX events. including the Br'=h-
ton Handicap. for thi"e-year-olis and
upward. three for tbree-year-oiis. four
r6r tvo-ycar-oids and three FOR stecn.a-
rhasers. 3S9
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mn nlIInI Daily LOUIS MANN & co.
IIU UN|I Mat Horace Goldin. Nellie
I,UL UWnL zoe. Wallaee, Clifton crnw-
UgwIy A. cd St. ford, Felix, Barry Co.
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MURRAYTFgE LID LIFTERS

WE6Eh D OPENING TONIGHT.
WITH Buriesque OF The Merry, Widow.
b. permlssLnn OF Nenry w SnvaRc.
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