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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
AMATEURS BOX WELL

Tryouts were given a score of the
future ring champs last night by Presi-
dent Frank Schuler of the Dreamland
athletic club in anticipation of the ex-
hibition which is to be given by the
club August IA. Several of the young
fellows showed considerable class and
spirited bouts are expected for the next
show. -Four matches were practically
cinched last night, and lovers of anna
teur boxing will see some classy bouts
among the eight pairs which will be
put on.
Little. Eddie Campi, the popular los
pound boxer, will be pitted against
Frank Burke, who is also very shifty.
Soldier Lloyd Davis will be matched
with Julian McMurty in the heavy
weight class. Nick Silver, who beat
Harry Price, the pride of the Larkspur
club. Will fight Charlie Lewis A hot
fight is looked for in the Tim Regain
Eugene Tacoma match.
Billie Long, who is styled Joe Cans
the second, was among those who
made a good appearance last night, and
Schuler wants to match him with a
fast 135 FOUNDER. Two ringers at
tempted to enter the amateur contest.
but Schuler refused to allow any but
bona fide amateurs to enter the try
outs.
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Observation-Disclosures
for the Big Stakes
Important announcement Con-
Cerning EmeryViHe Meeting,
Which Begins November Z.

The Burns handicap to be run dur
ing the Coming season at the Emery
vile track will have $4,000 added in
stead of being $4,000 guaranteed
event as in the past This was one
of the announcements made yesterday
by President Thomas H. Williams in
issuing list of stakes of the New
California jockey club. Other features
have been materially increased in
value, and they will doubtless attract
the entries of the leading stables of
the country.
The Burns handicap. which is at a
mile and a quarter. is the principal
classic turf event of the west and the
announcement regarding the increased
value will greatly interest the turf
1t is expected the owner of the first
horses will receive about $4,000.
while in former, seasons the winners
be $4,000, and third $1,000.
The amount added to the Thornton
stake, the. four mile race. has been
ceived $1,000, and the third $500.
The. Waterhouse cup, which formerly
added. and the California Oaks is in
creased from $4,000 to $4,000 No
stake will have less than $4,000 added,
and there will be frequent overnight
jockey club will add from $1,000 to
81. 900.
In future the rule regarding the
minimum weights in handicaps will be
abandoned.
The list of stakes with the amount
added by the jockey club follows:
Burns handicap, $4,000; California derby.
$1,000; Waterhouse cup. $1,000; Thornton stake
5000; Christmas handicap, 5000; California
Oaks. $1,000; Gebhard handicap, S2.5O0; Opening
handicap, $4,000; Thanksgiving handicap, 81. 600;
Crocker selling stake, $1,000; Pacific Union
handicap. $1,000; New Year handicap. $1,000;
Follansbee handicap, 81. 900; Andrew selling
stake. $4,000; Lissak handicap, $1,000; Palace
Hotel handicap, $1,000; Bell stake. 81, 900;
Oakland handicap, $4,000; Sacramento handi-
cap. $1,000; Gunst stake, 50, 600; UndIne stake
81, ,0O0.f
Secretary Percy w. Treat will issue
stake blanks in September. The date
of closing of entries has not been de-
cided upon.
Racing will commence at Emeryville
November 7, and President Williams
looks forward to the most successful
season in the history of the sport on
the coast.
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ATTEL GAINS DECISION
Defeats Eddie Marino of Seattle
in the Tenth Round
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SAND POINT, Idaho July 29.-Before
crowd of 1000 persons Abe Attell this
evening gained the decision over Eddie
Marino of Seattle in the tenth round in
a fight for the feather weight cham
pionship of the world.
Marino was outclassed by Attell, but
he put UP a game fight and in several
of the early rounds forced the lighting,
driving Attell to the ropes. The fight
was originally scheduled for 20 rounds,
but was changed just before the men
entered the ring to 10 rounds.
The greater part of the betting was
wagered on the ability of Marino to
stay the 10 rounds. Attelrs cleverness
enabled him to ward off the fierce
rushes OF the Seattle lad and in turn to
pummel him numerically. Marino be-
gan to weaken in the third round, when
the gong saved him, after Attell had
PLAYED a tattoo on his kidneys.
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Butte Races

BUTTE July 29-Twenty eighth day, clear.
fast.
FIRST RAcE-Four furlongs. selling. maiden
year olds and upward
Odds. Horse and Jockey W.T.. ST. Str. Fin.
4-5-Lancashire Lad Clark 97 8 / y z
30-1-Hop Queen (Pendergast) 100 1 1873
Time, ATM. Red Era. Corelli. Flying Wing.
Jaza6el. finished as named Winner, blk. g. g.,
drive. Second easy. Third driving Lancashire
Lad had nothing left at the end and had to be
hard ridden.
SECOND RACE-Four furlongs. selling. year
odds. Horse and Jockey W.T. ST. Str. Fin.
5-1-e. poheeTty Fisher) =. .loS 2 2hI I,
2I-Reno Rebel sfl (clafkj LOO 8 51Hs {
John 4 Mailon Tainted Money. yG Southern @ Knight
Charlotte b. finished as named Winner. b; c.
easily Next two driven Chare bobertv soon
had comfortable lead and toyed with his field
all the way. John A. Mallon was bothered by
Reno Rebel.
THIRD RACE-Four furlongs. selling year
olds:
Odds Horse and Jockey W.T.. ST. Str. Fin.
3-1-False Nun (Heatherton)1O7 / Il / III
Time. AS MOrea. Jim Hanna. Colonial Mary.
Winner, ch f., 2, by Solitaire II-Chifhe. Start
good. Won handily. Second driven. Third
always had her field safe. Trocha showed i'm
provement in line with the betting and a
good, game race.
FOURTH RACE-one mile, selling. year olds
and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT. st. Str Fin
1-1-Chippewa (Aubuchon). .115' l 10
10-1-Mike Jordan (Morse) ..115 3 2 22
10-1-Peerless Las (Stuart) ..1O5 2lz3 III
Time, 1:45E. Kogo, Daring. Mrs Neugent.
Kenova. finished named. Winner. b. g.. 5,
by Griffn-Llttle Agnes. Start bad. Won easing
up Second and third easily. Chippewa out
classed her field and galloped all the way. Peer
less Lass weakened when the finish came. KogO
beat the gate. Daring got of badly. Mrs.
Neugent badly bumped first turn
FIFTH RACE-Five and half furlongs, sell
ing, year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
l2-1-Spring Leaf (vandusen)10O 4 u
1-3-Brush Up (ButwelD ...104 "A
5-l-Glendennlng (Nelsonl.; 81 S22 ~
sain. Harka, Billy Taylor. finished as named.
Winner, blk. M. 6. by Meadowthorpe- -Bramble
Leaf. Start good. Won driven. Second stop
ping badly. Third driven. Spring Leaf came
from behind and caught Brush Up and Glen
denning firing. Brush Up dogged 1t badly in
final sixteenth.
SIXTH RACE-Five and half furlongs SELL
ing year olds and upward
Odds. Horse and Jockey W.T.. St. Str. Fin.
1-2-T Roustabout (singletonl11O / 81 II
8-1-Q. Caroline (Aioriarity). Jos 3 21h
7-1-J.~A: Murray tFisher) ;;1O7
Time. 1:01&. Progress, Hereafter. Combury,
Billy Mayham, finished named. Winner. ch.
h.. @. by George Kessler Beetle. Start good.
Won driven. Next two same. The Roustabout
was lucky. Hereafter and Billy Mayham bore
out last turn and he saved ground but was firing
AT the end. Queen Caroline could not keep up
with the early speed. but closed well.
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Mona Wilkes Breaks
Pacing Record
Defeats Sir John S, in Two Out of
Three Heats and Makes Fast
Time of 2.03H
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SPEClAL DlSPAICH 10 The GALL
SANTA ROSA. July 29-Fine racing
marked the opening of the Pacific
Coast trotting horse breeders associa-
tion this afternoon. The state pacing
record of 2:OS ga. held by Joe Patchen,
and made in special race in Los An
geles was broken in one of the greatest
races ever witnessed in California, when
Mono Wilkes defeated Sir John S in
two out of three heats, in 2:03 Ia,
:06 3-4.
Sir John S was the favorite in the
betting, but was not in the best of
condition. He won the first heat easily
in 2:05. In the second Mona Wilkes
won by a neck in 2:03 IA amid wild
work for the little mare, and was won
by several lengths in 2:06 "a. The
races were all warmly contested and
the finishes in many cases were very
First race. against time to beat 2:3o trotting-
G: Whitehead's b. s. Red Robin (Whteheadl.
Second race. against time to beat 2:25, pac-
ing-C. F. Turner'S. cb. California Dillon (Tur-
nerl. Time, PISA.
Prince Locks, ch. by Zolock &C. A.
Easter. feI'fe' 5. c. by Moncrat III @. Ruth.
SILK Hat Hat. br. c. by Hal B iF. Ward. 3
Time, 2:2IA, 2:24, 2:24A
Fourth race. 2:24 class. trotting, sonoma
Lady Inez, b. m. q. Cuicello). ...s 8 II
AlsTndTa: sH Ta b. h. by Bonnie Direct .
tI. Hayes ...................
The Statesman. b. h. by James
Madison (W J. Iyey). ..........1 2 2 8
Judge Dillon; Wenta, EMIL, W; distsneed.
Fifth race, free for ALL pacing.
Sir John $, BIS. by Diabio OWL. vance, 1 .
Mono Wilkes, b. m. by Demonio IF.
oHAuO'ui fine. 2:o5. 2:osH a:oeN.
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Baseball Notes

IL was the 6rst start that Pitcher Loucks made
here since he Joined the Oakland team two weeks
ago. and his showing did not set the ball park
on IRE either. he had nothing that the Angels
could not hit.
Kansas Skillman will go 10 st. Helena Sunday
20 pitch q game for the upcountry nine against
the Vallejo team Kansas was left behind when
the Seals went north and q little work on the
side may help him.
Pitcher SymOns who relieved Loucks in the
fifth inning. is an old time busher who has been
tried out by many teams OF the league during
the last three - four years. He did not show
much yesterday.
Oakland viii give Pitcher fischer a chance
today or tomorrow. Fischer worked for many
of the minor leagues in the east during the
last couple OF years. but has been out OF the
game recently. He blew in yesterday and Van
Haltren promised him a Job IL he can make
good. He is a big strapping six footer and
IL touted some as curve bender.
Manager Garry Hermann OF Cincinnati wired
Henry Berry fat offer for Catcher Easterley
yesterday but Berry passed II up and Informed
Hermann that there is no chance for him 10
get Eastrriey till next season anyhow All the
coast league managers have entered into COM
pact not 10 part with any of their men while
the present pennant race is on.
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JEFFRIES IS AGAINST
THE REFEREE GAME

Jim Jeffries. the champion OF them all. has
come out and declared himself as being against
the referee game. In long letter to Promoter
Jim COffroth yesterday Jen announced that he
would not be found ready to break Attell and
Moran when they clash at the Mission street
arena Labor day. JEFF prefaced his note with
the remark that he had had enough OF the
be a promoter.
But in the meantime. II is believed that the
selected made him sore The old champ got
81. 600 the last time he started here, and he
figured that he should get the same nothing
this time.
With Jef out Of the running IL is probable
that Tiv Kreling may land the job for himself.
Tiy is very well thought Of by all the fighters
who ever showed in this city and as he is a
close student of the game and knows every
angle of ii, he stands a good chance TO capture
the plum.
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The
General Demand

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In supplying that demand with its
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Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA. the Cali.
fornia Fig Syrup Co. proceeds along
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That is one Of many reasons why
syrup OF Figs and Elixir of SIENNA Is
given the preference by the Well
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always buy the genuine-manufac-
tured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
only, and for sale by all leading
druggists. Price fifty cents per bottle
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q q - CURES
-. - -. .MALARIA

Malaria due impurities the blood DESTROY the rch
deprived necessary and strength and is
unable the general
buffers in The appetite fails digestion aken hs
while
Bo skin erupons and some times and ulcers follow
and blood purifier needed Malaria is best fitted for
this the perfect all blood same
nvgoratng, hth goes into the Circulation
pury poison gives to the blood tb
qualities
anent from the blood poisons which
while
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BUTTE ENTRIES

First race. six furlongs. selling Contribution.
Ed Tracy. The Mouser Dorian Prince, Sam
Barber, Rosi Nj NJ Meadowhorn. Burnolette
Gentle Harry Little Mirthful, Ell Psano, Kam-
sack.
Second race, six furlongs selling-Rathnally.
Byron, Azusa, Little Buttercup, Spinstress.
Harka, Mier's Daughter, Lassen, Lola White,
Bright Albert, Silver Heels, Western.
Third race, six furlongs, seIling-Marian
Louise, Dollar Chaser. Taskmaster. Southern
knight, J. Knea Cocytus. Agreement Ian
cashire Lad, Sake, Sir Wesley, Cardinal, Irish
Mike.
Fourth race, the Great Falls stake. six fur
longs-Mabel Hollander, Husky, Booger Red.
Gloria and Mary +, Pasadena entry.)
Fifth race one mile. selling-Bardonia. Jen-
MES Beau. Special Delivery, Duchess of Monta-
bella Adesso Happy Rice, Silverskin, Proteus
Lucy Marie. Airs. Surety. San Reno.
Sixth race. six furlongs. selling--Edrona, Pal
los, Harry Stanhope, Aunt Kit Gretchen c.
e. G. Schleider. TheO phillips. SemproeIe.
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SUMMARY

Runs OF Loucks 4, hits 9; runs OF Symons s.
hits 4 Two base hit=Oakes Sacrifice hits
Oakes, Ellis Delmss. Easterlev Dillon First
base on called balls-On Gray j, OF Loucks j
on Symons J. Struck Out-By GRAY 4 Double
plays-Heitmuller To Eagan; Miller TO Eagan
Charge defeat 70 Loucks. Time OF game-i hour
30 minutes. Umpires-O'ConnelI and Stultz.
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COFFROTH OFFERs MATCH

So faverably was he Impressed by the showing
that Eddie Hanlon and Johnny Murphy made
last Saturday night that Cofroth yesterday
offered to rematch the boys at his Mission street
for Saturday afternoon August 10. Cof-
roth offers them chance to go for so per cent
of the gate receipts a distance of 90 rounds
and last night Tom Dwyer. in behalf Of Hanlon,
accepted the offer.
1t is believed that Murphy will also jump at
this. his manager, Ed Nolan feels very con-
hdent that Johnny trim Eddie in any dis
tance over 10 rounds Dwyer says he VIII bet
$1,000 at even money Hanlon. This should
start the wagering and create a lot OF interest
in the mill
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Fort Erie Races

FORT ERIE, July 29.-Today's results:
First race, five and half furlongs-Hamp-
ton Beauty won. Pimptante second, Miss Awe
scot third. Time Loo 2-5.
Second race, six furloRgs-Protagonist won,
King Thistle second, Lignando third. Time,
l:15 90
Third race, steeplechase, short course-wood-
side won. McAllister second, Lizzie Flat third.
Time, 402.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Miss Strome won,
May Celia second, Minot third. Time. 1:14 2-5.
second. w. H. Lyon third Time. rs
Sixth race, and an eighth miles-Iady
third. Time, l:51 3-5.
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DRAW FOR COURsING

Sixty-four fleet hounds are carded TO
go in the open and class stakes at
Ingleside coursing park Sunday. Fol-
lowing is the result OF last nights
draw:
Open stake-Lady Leeds vs.. Red Leaf. El1bs
Royal vs.. Leading Lady. Beldame vs.. Peddlar
Bawn. Dashing Wave vs.. Big Chief. Betsy
Brown Wild Dinah. May Granard W. Nora
Alto. Burton Oakley Boy. Free VIII VS..
Iron House, Sail On VS. Keepsake. JOung Johnny
vs. Bright Flower. star Pointer vs.. Reckless
Acrobat Gallant Tlpperary vs.. Wild Mist. Ruby
Aurora vs. Frank Dunn, Syra Alto vs.. Carmel,
Tralee's Last VS.. Minnie O'COnnor. Wild Mamie
White Rose. Dan Finngan Primrose.
Wing Era vs.. Prince Charlie Lady Kefp vs..
Waubenaukee Truly Brazen MenlO Boy.
Glass stake-TheO Bell vs.. Stanley r. White
Rogue vs.. Shaun O'Farrell. Russell j. vs.. Dolly
Bishop. The ROwdy Holly Berry. Bon Ami
vs.. Tralee's Best. Presto vs.. Wild Idol, Race
Land vs. Miss Emily. Roman Money Curry.
Mainstay vs.. Rear Admiral Bill Mutually Vs..
Ottawa. Myrtle VS.. Young Cl0verdale. Best
Turkey vs.. Gallant Boy.
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ABE ATTELL READY

In a telegram to Coffroth yesterday afternoon
Abe Attel apologized for not communicating
sooner and also for trying to engage in a lot Of
brush fights throughout the country. Abe an
nounces that he will be on the job within a few
days ready to start TO work for Moran.
In the meantime the little Britisher is on his
way here from New York. He left the metro
polls last evening and is due to pull in here
Saturday. Moran does not know how his match
stands at the present time AMI he appears to be
rather anxious about It. In the meantime he is
busy hurling challenges at Battling Nelson, but
nobody takes him seriously.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
CANNOT RETURN IN A BODY

LONDON, July '29.-The members and
officials of the American athletic team
that competed in the Olympic games
with such marked success have re-
ceived many cablegrams asking that
that general reception can be held
upon its arrival in New York. 1t has
been found impossible, however. 70
comply with these requests. as MANY
of the athletes are now travelling IN
the United Kingdom or on the CON
tinent: Several athletes departed for
New York today. -oi
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
SUMMARY

Earned runs-Santa Cruz 4. Two base hits
Hartman Devereaux, Schimpf, Shinn Sacr,-
fee -hits-Haey. Collins. o. Hoag. Schimpn,
4. Hoag ~, g. Bodie. Base on halls-By
knell 3, by T. Hoag l. by Henderson !.
Struck out-By 7. Hoag s, by Knell g. First
base on errors-Santa Cruz g. San Francisco q.
Left on bases-Santa Cruz 6, San Francisco 6.
Double play-Brooks TO Kennedy to Bond.
Wild pitch-Henderson- Passed ball-Dunn
Hit by pitcher-Bond. o. Hoag. Time of game
] hour and 55 minutes. Umpire-Schroeder.
Scorer-Lucas
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Fort Erie Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race--T. NJ. Green, Gerry
mander, Woodland Rose.
Second race-OIambala, Jolly,
Elizabeth HarwOOd.
Third race-Suderman, Bitter
Sir, Snake Mary.
Fourth race-JOhn Carroll, Mar
tin Doyle, Minnie Adams.
Fifth race-HOnest, Hostile Hy-
phen, Senator Barrett.
Sixth race-Quagga, Ordono, Sc
verus.
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StrncE ouf-By Graney 3, by johnson q 'bv
sutor 3. Base on balls-on Graney /. OF John
son 1, on Sntor J. Two base hit-Berry. Sac
Stolen bases-IIildebrsnd. Casey. ZeIder First
base on errors-San Francisco 4. Left on bases
San Francisco Z. Portland T. Innings pitched
BY Graney 3. by johnson 1. Basehits-On
Grancy s. OF Marshall 4. Time OF game-l hour
and -z5 minutes. Umpire-Perrine.
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WILL HOLD TRACK MEET

BERKELEY, July 29.-The summer
session track meet will be held Fri
day afternoon at o'clock on the oval.
a number of prominent athletes have
signified their Intention of entering the
meet and close contests are exDantAa-
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SAN FRANCISCO 9, PORTLAND 0

PORTLAND. Ore, July 29.-Sutor
was complete mystery. to the local
team today, the Portlanders getting
only one clean hit off him. On the
other hand. Portland's infield was weak
at all stages OF the game. The score:
PORTLAND
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Seattle Selections
BY ]. r. JEFFERY

By J. II. JEFFERY
First race-St. Francis, Don
DOmO, Miss Fairbanks.
Second race-FOrce, Pert, Mas
meritO.
Third race-Confessor, Johns
. town. Harmalxis.
Fourth race-TOupee, Sugar
Maid, Tony Faust.
Fifth race-Sophomore, May
Sutton, st. Kilda.
Sixth race-Metlakatla, Mar
pessa, Our SalIie.
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: PLAY TOWN. LOT BALL
Santa Cruz Defeats San Fran
cisco by Score of 9 to 4

SANTA CRUZ, July 29.-The Sand
hibition of town lot ball today, but the
home team players were the best act
ors and won in easy fashion. The
Score
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BREAKS YEILow TAIL RECORD

AVALON. Catalina island. Cal. July
% '(by wireless).-B. y. RathOrhan Of
San Dimas. Cal, today broke the worlds
record for yellow tail fishing. He
landed a ala pound fish with 3-6 para
phernalia in 35 minutes.
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Pacific Coast TrOttIng Horse Breeders'
Association % ~
RACES
SANTA ROSA
July 20, 80, 81. August 4.
GREAT RACES EVERY DAY
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES over thu
Northwestern Pacific. r. r. Leaving San Fran
cisco (Tiburon Ferry at IL a. m.. arriving az
santa Rosa les D. m. Regular trains returning
each day at $40 D. m. and special SATURDAY.
August I. at D. m.
GREAT FREE FOR ALL PACE
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20
Sir John = 2:O4la: MOy 9:O7% and Mona
Wilkes. 2:061. GREATEST RACE OF THE
FARE 81 % ROUND TRIP. Admission IN
Track. Soc Ladies admitted free
f. r. HEALD. President.
F. ". KELLEY. Secretary
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE GAMES

At Seattle-Seattle. .: Butte. 1.
At Spokane-Vancouver, Is; Spo-
kane, s.
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ne Coast TrOffIng Horse Breeders'
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Time-1:OI. Start fair. Won driven. Second
stopping. Third driven. Charay co. Bonheur 4
Auburndale I. Grisette Z finished as named
Rossmore. on poorly. was rushed into long lead
on turn and backed up badly In stretch Gigana
and Bravoure. outrun early. closed stOntIv
Charay and Auburndale quit. Gigana 80 place
! show: Shirley, Ia place. is show; Bravoure,
rs show.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-02
SENATOR
DIRECT VOTE
MISSOURI WILL CHOOSE ITS SEN
ATORIAL CANDIDATE BY M.
RECT VOTE TUESDAY IN THE
GENERAL ELECTION,

jefferson City, Mr., Nov. RE
versing the custom Of 80 years,
Missouri will nomina,e its United
States senator by direct vote of the
people, in addition to electing state
and minor officers and representa-
tives in congress. The last general
assembly provided for the selection
OF the caucus nominee for United
States senator and instructed the
members of the general assembly to
vote for such nominee.
The several candidate for the
atorship have stated publicly that
they will abide by the result of the
vote tomorrow. In other words they
have given it cut that they will not
undertake to take any advantage of
any instruction in the legislature.
Nevertheless many comp 'ications
could arise as a result Of the sena-
tcrial primary. For instance, such
a situation may arise as a republic
can majority in the general assem-.
bly, on joint ballot, while the sue
cessful candidate of the democrats
may have received many thousand
more votes in the p.smary than the
successful repub' lean candidate.
Again, one of the two democratic
candidates might receive a large ma
jority Of the votes cast In the pri-
mary, and a majority Of the demo-
cratic members elected to the genera!
assembly might be for his opponent.
But the voluntary action Of all the
candidates in agreeing to abide by
the results Of the primary is expect
ed to obviate all difficulties in car
rying out the spirit Of the primary
law.
. On, the democratic side there are
, two rival candidates for the senator
, ship. william ]. Stone. the incum-
! bent, is a candidate for reelection
/ and is opposed by Gov. Joseph W
) Folk. The fight between the two II
4 generally regarded az very close ant
. az a consequence the result Of thu
4 vote tomorrow is awaited with keei
4 interest.
= Seven names have been filed TO
4 the republican nomination, Davit
= w. HILL former speaker Of the hcus'
4 of representatives.; John Kennish o
. Mound City, former state senator
, now assistant attorney general; Col
. Richard c. Kerens. former republi
4 can national committeeman fror
Missouri; John c. Mckinley OF Tn
O icnville, present lieutenant govern
a or; Chauncey I. Fil1ey Of st. Louis
= ft rmer republican national commit
" teeman; Jacob F.. Schmftter OF MOI
gan county and Joseph Black
Richmond.