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The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
SOMETHING NEW.

Just being completed on 0uray av-
enue in a very desirable location, a
broom modern bungalow. This is
exceptionally well built, and, if you
are looking for quality, this is IT.
The price is $3.50 on easy terms.
If you are thinking of building in
the spring NOW is the time to buy
your lots, as you will certainly have
to pay more money for them at that
time. We have quite a number of
very desirable locations at reason
able prices and on easy terms.
We have ten or twelve pieces of
improved ranch property well locat-
ed in the vicinity of Grand Junction,
Clifton and DeBeque, to trade for
good residence property in Grand
Junction. This is all desirable land
and you cannot go wrong on it.
We also have some improved ranch
property to trade for raw land. and
an equity in a good 7room house
well located for lots.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

The sole source of our fresh water
is rainfall Gncluding snow). From
this source our running. standing
and ground waters are derived The
habitability of the country depends
on these waters. The quantity of
rainfall. including the rainfall on
water areas, is 215 trillion cubic
feet. OF the total rainfall. over half
is evaporated; about third flows
into the sea, and the remaining sixth
is either consumed or absorbed.
OF the 20 trillion cubic feet annu
ally flowing into the sea, less than l
per cent is restrained and utilized
for municipal and community sup
ply and related purposes: less than
per cent Cor some 10 per cent of
that in the arid and semi-arid re-
gions) is used for irrigation; per-
haps per cent is currently used for
navigation. and less than per cent
is utilized for power. 1t is estimated
that 50 per cent to 80 per cent of
the volume is wasted in freshets or
destructive floods.
There are in the mainland portion
of the United States 2S2 streams
navigated for an aggregate of 6,115
miles, and as much more navigable
by improvement. There are also As
canals with mileage of 2,1S9.05,
besides numerous abandoned canals.
On lake and sound routes there is
large traffic; but the navigation of
rivers and canals is too small for
definite record. The cost of water
carriage averaging about one-fourth
that of rail carriage, and our rail-
way freightage during 1906 reaching
217 billion ton-miles at an average
rate of II cent, the shipping of one
fifth of our freight by water would
have saved over $50 million dollars
to our producers and consumers.
The theoretical power of the
streams is over $50 million horse
power The amount now in use is
> "a million horsepower. The amount
available at cost comparable with
that of steam installation is estimat-
ed at 81 million horsepower. and the
amount available at reasonable cost
at IS to $50 million horsepower The
81 million horsepower exceeds our
entire mechanical power now in use,
and would operate every mill. drive
every spindle. propel every train and
boat. and light every city, town and
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

statesmen and experts and approved
by the executive should be enacted
into law. The report then deals with
these plans and projects at consider
able length.
II has been roughly estimated that
the inland waterways of the country
could be improved in 10 years at a
cost of so million dollars annually in
such manner as to promote interstate
commerce and at the same time great
ly reduce the waste and extend the
use of the waters. If done at the cost
of the people, the burden would be
60 u cents per capita per year. or
S6.25 in all.
1t is roughly estimated that the
direct benefits would comprise an an
nual saving in transportation of 25O
million dollars: an annual saving in
flood damage of $50 million dollars:
an average annual saving in forest
fires of at least 25 million dollars;
an annual benefit through cheapened
power of fully rs million dollars:
and an annual saving in soil erosion
Cor corresponding benefit through in
creased farm production) of 500 mill
ion dollars-a total of 1 billion dol
lars, or $3.50 per capita annually;
i. e.. 20 times the cost. In addition,
large benefits would result from ,eX-
tended irrigation, from the drainage
and settlement of swamp and over
flow lands. and from purified and
cheapened water supply with conse-
quent diminution of disease and saw
ing of human life.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

In Mas New Husband. which
comes to the Park opera house on
Monday, December IA. playgoers and
music lovers have in store rare
feast of comedy and song. The book
is by David Edwin, who has several
farce successes 10 his credit. the
music and lyrics are by the we'll
known song writer, George Fletcher.
This mirthful musical farce offers
light entertainment of a breezy and
refined character. and it has been
filling theatres to the overflow for
the past two seasons in the principal
cities in the United States and
Canada.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

The Harry Scott company's musical
farce, Mas New Husband will be
seen at the Park opera house on Mon
day. December IA. This attraction
has been carrying away the honors
in the laughing and musical world
for the past two seasons, II has left
behind il in every city played. a ver-
liable ocean of good humor and good
will. Bright and clean as coin from
the mint, Mas New Husband" af-
fords delightful recreation to old and
young. Ii is performed in an atmos-
sphere of laughter and there are no
tears except those which laughter
brings
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
STARTLING FACTS
ABOUT THE WATER

The statistics which gathered the
the for all the United
direction Representative Theodore Ohio
the inland commission which forms the section of
the national conservation commission show possibilities of
Some of the interesting of this follow:
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

high Directoire collar. Incroyable re-
vers. pointed cuffs and patch pockets
and an amount of gilt trimming,
bring the period back in all its glory.
a great deal of braid is seen on
the edges of the new coats as well as
decorating its flat surfaces.
Self-toned Innings are best liked at
the present moment. but for an even
ing wrap TO be worn over light
dress. to disobey the dictates of fash
ion is the better judgment. When
self-toned lining is used the facing
on the inside of the fronts are often
very ornate. with similar line of
trimming seen on the outside. as If it
were not enough to cover the outside
but that this love for over-ornamen-
tation has crept 10 the lining also.
The pererine and shawl wraps are
favorites just now for ermine and
the flat surfaced furs, while caracul
and lamb are used most for the long
loose straight-backed coats trimmed
with much soutache braid. Velvet
and black fox coats are going to be
worn. There may be the coat of fur
with velvet accessories. or the coat
may be of velvet with huge collar
cuffs and trimmings of velvet. A
muff of fox should accompany the
coat.
The idea of combining two or more
furs is still prevalent and if good
taste is used. and only two furs. the
effect is wonderfully rich IN contrast.
For instance, an ermine stole of
ermine was edged with sealskin and
the dark brown rich surface OF the
seal sets off the white fur to perfec-
tion. giving it warm glow not its
own by reflection.
The collars and stoles all show
long lines, except in the case of the
little ruffs. Pains are taken in the
stoles and collars and the markings
of the fur shall carry out the idea and
run up and down. and great care is
also taken to show off the natural
markings TO the best advantage. II
is supposed to be the hall mark of the
real article. which is after all a fall
lacy, like many other such notions.
Muffs are large and will cover the
whole front of the skirt but the fur
is so light nowadays that they are
not so cumbersome and heavy as one
would suppose them to be. A great
many of the muffs are now lined with
a second fur. as a sealskin with erin
inc, or q brown fox with chinchilla.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

A Bergeron, the well known piano
tuner will receive orders at home or
phone black 503l.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Good bread prevents divorce,
says Southern professor. Golden
Rod Flour makes good bread.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Only four days more the S. w.
Moody Jewelry Co.'S auction Will
close Wednesday, December 16.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Prescriptions van Horns 551
Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Curry combs and brushes. Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

When you want ro move household
| furniture. pianos or anything else in
that line. call up Barton & Terrill.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Fine rigs. single or double. at all
times, at Blue Barn.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

The big auction sale of the Moody
Jewelry company will close Wednes-
day, December 16.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Some snaps in good lots. II. ].
Gray Co, 337 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

For fresh and salt meats, fruits.
vegetables, fish and oysters. and all
kinds of bakery goods, see Goldswor-
thy Bros, 800 Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Take notice. only four days more
for jewelry buying at auction prices
at the $. w. Moody Jewelry Co.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Only four days more the S. w.
Moody Jewelry Co.'S auction will
close Wednesday, December l6.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Prescriptions. Van Horns 551
Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Prescriptions. Van Horns 55l
Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12

Get him a blanket Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-12
HefIin & Gresham
Real Estate, Loans
and Insurance.
Room 6 Margery Bid.


Room 6 Margery Bid.
FAIRLAWN SANITARIUM AND
HOSPITAL
Located at the corner of First and
White avenue; phone Junction 3S6-
All kinds of
Battle Greek Treatments
given. such as Massage, Electric
Light Baths. Sprays. Vibrassage.
Electric Water Baths, Galvanic, Far
adic, Static, X-Ray and so forth
All kinds of diseases, except infec-
tious and contagious, are treated
Stomach and nervous diseases spe-
cialty.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-07-16
Krajane pozorl


Timto oznamuji vsem krajandm,
ktefi by chttli 81 pojistiti dobrou
budoucnost, ze jsem obdrzel jedna-
telstvi pozemkd jednom nej-
lepsich okresn We statu Texas. Ta-
to krajina se hodi vyhradne ku pc
stoyanf ovoce vseho druhu, zvlaste
ofaiizd, oitFoiia a iikd, fiid ktersz pfiiiii-
81 vytezek ten nejlepsi. Tyto po-
zemky isou rozd6leny mensfch ku-
sech Cd 10 akrd vice a koupi Sc
|nynf "a cenu velmi nfzkou, anto sc
tato kraiina vyrovna California a
Jest mnoiem biize vvchodnich trhu.
Vypravy ma prohlidku pozemki
kazde l. 8. titery V mesici. Okruz-
nj listek tam zpet stojf 1890.
@ blizsi podrobnosti obrafte Sc a.
neb dopiste ma 29-tf
A. It. SLECHTA,
265 Nugent St, st. Paul, Mimi
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-07-16
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Y nedeli I noci vloupali se ne
znami zIodeii do bytu j. W. Luxe,
pfedsedy mtstske vodarenske koni-
se I. 22a Aurora ul. odciziIi IA
$500 hotov5ch pentzich d skvo-
::. .. g.s ;:... .... I. i.,..; sfz sz.s I'd.
spankn, kdyz lupici tise dnm pro-
hledavsli.
Prodej farmdfskych koni.
Barrett Il Zimmerman, obchodni-
d vssktho koaskeho trhn : Midway
sEsiIsff sikf prodej darazztbss darazztbss kkszztaIoa sire
du. K prodeii kazdodenne Cd 500 do
800 koni jakthokoli drnhu. potfe-
bujete-li jednoho aneb celou karu
koni, navEtivte vclky koisky trh Y
Midway, st. Paul. Minn. s0-tf
X ochran6 veikeho mnozstsi
czir1cl teiltp tiyy,iwn zsiie prutiiiieesajiff-
ciciil byia tais1a T,5lieis fezfisssts5ssffas::aa
D so muzd vestnes zkusenych 70 sta
rycil dctektivn iin}ch yelk{eh
mert. Znaenf po6et kapsofezu slew
sicls 81 sesn se sShfinersr bsl III
I's56sas sssis . siFsn iyfv1aEHa1iIsS IN ft1Ei-
~. kde dojista pfeide jim chuf po-
disati * zas nekdy do ST. Paul.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-07-16

To ID pro nj osndnyn. y nenadani !
pozbyla rovnovahy sletela dold ma
| iiazbu, kde zilstaia iezeti kaiuzi
krve tetnych ran se finouci. Bylal
| ldoprayena do nemocnice, kde vsak
=. ( sass zEss.ssss.i odleehhla eehhla
Zpfaya 0 ieis osudu by'a sdelena te-
legraficIy roditum Black Lake,
Wis.
sr State Savings Bank (statnf
spoFitelni banka) tisle 80 vJchod-
| nj 6fvrta nlice. yklady nlindn6 pred
s.. dnem m6sfce 6ervna tohoto roku
ponesou droky po Z mesfc1 do /.
ietina 1865. sSpofiteinf hh5tet ' tdeto
bance zaiisfuje nejen naprostou
Ibezpe6nost, ale zaroven pobada ku
Eetrnosti a ukladanf malfch obnosii
lkdykoli Jest tax mono. Banka Jest
Iotevfcna bshem obvyklfch bankov-
mich hodin a pondelI ve6er Cd 9
| do 4 hodin. rrok vkladd 3 d
lpnl procenf. 19-tf
I Pfilisn6 sedro koncem rninu-
ll6ho s3tlne Yyzadalo Il tfi obeti a
lsice Jerry SulIivana. zametaec ulie,
lienz klesl blize svtho domova d v
ikratke chvtli yypustil ducha. sa-
IIiaria hummer ir. jEsiz j psefssis7zzsss;is eszs;i
isa vedreln spadi yozu byl roma
l6kan koly konecne zcmfela vysile-
Inim nasledkem horka pani Julie
lShaughnessy -oya.
Il - Dr. Nm. Kubat, ienz Az Do
aud kazdotsdn6 konal vyjizdky ma
venek va sym poyolanim, rozhodl
se nynf yenovati yeskerS svdl cas
zubolAkafske praxi zde oznamu-
le, he behem m6sice cervence bude
pocitati zvlastni snizenou cenu ma
! vsechny prace, spadajicfho do zu-
boltkafskeho oboru vsem Geskyn
pflzniveim, ktefl Sc ma neho tom
/, to mesici obrati. 0fedni hodiny
od hodin rano do hodin odpo-
Iledne. Y nedEli die hmluvy. Cislo
: Ipokoje POS Baltimore blok, v5chod-
mi Z. ul. a Jackson, ST. Paul, Minn.
! rT-eiefon 1861 3etf 3etf
= SIetna Margareta White-ova,
? yydrznjici dam zpatne pevesstti { &
\ PAT yfchodni T. ul., byla dana OBJ
zalobn ma obyinGni, ze zastfellia
: Geo. Villcmonte, hostinskeho ma st
!. Peter a Exchange ul Sondnim Wy
!, setFoyanfm bude rozhodnuto, zda-l
Y oEzalovana dopustila se lmyslns
"a vrazdy, Ii zda osudna rama, je,
Viileinontc-a usmrtila, byIa yypale,
J. mn nahodiIe. Die tyrzeni obzalova
! ne pEFiissI zastEEseleng do jeff mfatno
r sti pozda noci opily zacal ii hra
= ii revoiverem, jejz pokoii spa
i It'll. selikoz t5yz byi nabity, poknsils
r Ne White-ova mn zbran ruky Wy
q rvati. pfi 6emz pry vysla rama. kite
J. ra jej usmrtiIa Villemonte byl 81
c, rokn star, zenat otcem dit6te. Jal
{ 60 aa4s4 sAaesal MA.ae-es@A I'd sezc..
+ Iuort il pfrd syyui silutsihrrII IN
4 verny tento pomer trval ! potom Id
II Ie.
II 4 Geo. Noyotn5, synek p. III
h Novotnkho ma Pleasant Ave, BY
zAroyeh ntkolika jifymi osobam
u pokousan yztekl5m psem, vyskyt
o. nuysim Sc Y tamnim okoli. Hosf
er poslan byI K lsteni do pasteurova 1
" stayn na statni universit6. Nyn
a. naIeza se ysak liz mifno ssechno NJ
= bezpeA.
y = Pan Vaelav Mojha, jenz no 2
roka zastayal nepfetrzite sIuzb
!, lmestsktho hasite, byl dan pondt
III do vfslnzby doziyotni pensi ~
q. m6sitalt. Rekord pana Mojhy 60 HI
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-07-16

slice, jest jednim . nejlepsfch. >
nejvyssi odvahou vrhal se bezpottu-
krate do nejvetsiho nebezpeM za-
chrans ohrozenych osob hoficich
budoyach neseetnekrate byl po-
ranGn. ale vzdy Ease se yylecil a /,
mohI ma dale slnzbu zastayati. Vel
vyFsiuzzib6s fhodla se pan ssfoiha veno-
yati harvifstvi.
Tento tyden je nasem mest6
sz :li.saEss sslarr.0esttnsfsf. nehof SO aahf
va Sized odvetvi Svobodnych Zedna-
fii, tax M. Teinplafd, kterych sjede
se zde mnohe tisice. Pryni pfiieli
sem Templafi Helena, Mont, a.
to zvlastnim vlakem pond6li, ie-
snaz nAsledogalo sixoFe jieste 5iednn
sto jinych rdznych vlak1 behem
dne. Ulice yedoucf ku nadrazi a
/, iilayrain aotsiiirn tb5;slys b5;sly sFzdobensy
prapory a draperiemi malo bylo
tech domi hIavnf tasti mesta, kte-
re- by nebyly ndiakfm zpiisobem w
zdoheny XII poct6 Templafd. T6z
pfipraveno bylo elektricke osvetle-
ni ma maohggeE ulieich. Maiiteie au-
! tomobilii nabidnuli svs povozy Y
poctu nemtnG ncz 500 K pouziti ho-
stiim k,l prohliaee mesta. Tento II
den hude tydnem nepfetrzitych slay-
lnosti. Bez dostihi &c ovsem obeiitl
nelze i tyto odb5vaii se ve stfedu.
Y sobotu budou vypoust6ny balony
sxiii ton sI:. NJ Al:a-4ag has-
de We stfedu yelka hostina. ku kte-
lrdz chystaji se zasoby pro 5000 IL
Idi. pfi yelkefn prIvodu s16astnf &c
tt1 vojsko b Ft. Smelling.
| TTyitani Shrinerii. odb5vajicieh
] ewf1s giezd 4 81. panl tohoto tfdne,
lpfedtilo SWIM provcdenfm uspo-
Ifadanim yeskere oGekavani. Jako Y
IDanteoye bozske komedii provadi
land6lska Beatrice rajem nadpozeni-
sk5m slavneho yirgila, tax j meatc
nase ma primo pohadkovy pdvab
| Kamkoli zrak se obrati, vsude kochd
se pohledem ma vlajici vlajky, pra-
lporv, vyzdobene domy ozivene ull-
Ice m6sta, hemzlci &c oil tasnsho ra,
M do pozdni ncci vlnieim Sc prou-
dem lidstva. ysude hluenS ruch
sum svatecni nalada. Hlavni 20
zornost budi cervere ccapky a mad
lherne orientalsks krojc Shrinerii
kktaEi kktsaE pssn6 . sebeyadema Pehsyhuji
ne mezi davy lidstya. Ma vseeh stra
mach yideti ize odznaky pfiirIisaice
!. lmecii, hyezd a barvy cervenou, zele
nou a zIutou. Velke meme tvafe ne
| ilhybnych sphynxd divaji e plamen
eInymi pohledy svych oci. Mesto vsu
: de 1--WE a do nejvetsiho pfepychu
: Inadhery pfistrojene. krasny
: velkolepy pohled na stfed mesta p
: dne stava sc Primo uchyacujicim
: unasejicim "a nocni doby, kdy ma T
: slcc tisice eIektrickych zarovek, ri
i reich ysemi baryami yypadaji jak
: ltolik jiskffcich hyezdicek ma TENN
: lmodrem nebi. Nenf nikoho. kdo b
. uohl tomuto baje6nemu kouzlu %
K doIati. ST. Paul jiz vfcekrate odel
: s -.ls..::ss.: .As. h@.s. ale n.lld
: nezasKvcio se ceie sve slave IN
! Ibohate okazale, jalSo pfi tato pfl
IIezitosti. Odhadujc se, be pres 30
t. 900 Shrinerf naleza se nyni We ml
4 ste. Tolik yzacnych vzdalcnJch 9
il zich hostG mesto dosud We sver
T stfedn nevitaIo. ncastnici sized
k Ipfichazi he vsech stran Spoj. Stat
i / Kanady starsho Mexika. Y i1t'
lilrg seier uspofadan byl talk zyan
= eIektrick5 privod mestem, jehoz
|sd1astnilo ~ $4,000 Shrinerii V 70
0llsEnxrI av(cIl drallych d zd0bnl1
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-07-16

~ Prvni dislo oslnnActeho roc.
niku Hospodafe posflAme do Czech
se zAsilkou vyplaceneu - 16 centh.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-07-16

A. II. SLECHTA,
265 Nugent St, st. Paul, MINI.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-14
Star Boxers to Appear
at Smyth Benefit
Great Show Is Promised When
Fast Boys Come Together
at Dreamland

The mammoth boxing exhibition and
entertainment for the Bob Smyth
memorial fund will be given on the
evening of October 81 at the Dreamland
pavilion, Steiner street, near Post, and
the program for the event promises to
be one of the best in its line that has
ever been offered the patrons of the
game in this city. These details were
agreed upon at a meeting of the COM
mittee in charge last night.
The most prominent match makers
of this city and Oakland will be in
charge Of the talent for the occasion,
and they will exert every effort to ar
range card worth going miles to see.
The Olympic club will be represented
by Nick Prendergast and William Gran
field, the Dreamland club by Frank
Schuler, the Reliance club of Oakland
by Eddie Smith and the Siaplamat club
of this city by John McCrystal.
William Leonard, the old time Olym-
pic club lightweight, will take the boys
under his wing at the club. All eligible
quested to register at the Olympic club
within the next ten days in order to be
eligible to compete in the tournament
The four clubs mentioned will send
their best men in each division. The
bouts will be under the strict rules of
the Pacific amateur association and the
boys Will be given every opportunity
to train so as to appear on the scene in
the best FORM Valuable trophies viii
be awarded the winner of each eventf
w. w. Naughton was elected treasur-
ef OF the committee, ana given power
to handle all the funds. Willie Jacobs
Fred Goodsell and Ben Benjamin were
named as additional members of the
press committee. Frank Carroll of the
Olympic club will have charge of the
program, and Thomas Meherrin was
elected on the finance committee.
1t was also decided to add several
vaudeville acts to the boxing program
For this portion of the entertainment
the very best local talent will be se-
cured: The Dreamland pavilion will be
greatly enlarged. so that several hum
dred more persons than have ever
graced the house before can handily be
accommodated.
The auction sale of seats for the
theatrical benefit to be held at the
Princess theater on the afternoon of
October 22 will take place tomorrow
evening at the Colonial theater, in Nc
Allister street, near Market. Larry
Harris, author of THE Damndest Finest
Ruins Will conduct the sale, and
fine vaudeville program will be rem
dered in conjunction.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-14
Dan Patch Fails to
Lower His Record


LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. 13.-The fea-
ture of today's sport was the remark
able but unsuccessful attempt of Dan
Patch to lower his record of 1855 AL
though he went the mile in 1:56A. con-
sidering his age and condition, his efs
fort is said to have been more remark
able even than his record making per-
formance. He was very tired at the
finish.
The feature event of the regular
afternoon program was the Walnut
Hall cup race, which proved a great
disappointment. uhlan won in straight
heats. Spanish Queen. the overnight
favorite, was not inside the money and
was never contender. Summary:
Walnut Hall farm cup, 2:15 class. trotting,
purse $4,000. three in fve-Uhlan won in three
straight heats in 2:09E, 2:O7h, 2:071a. Red
Cross. Aquin. Black silk, Nancy Royce. Spanish
Queen. Axtellay, Rafhes and May Kennedy also
started
2:12 pace. purse 81 000 three in ive-Cayce
Jones won three straight heats in 2:0s15, 200,
2:091a. Milton Jr.. Miss Abdell. Clifford. Dick
White and Shadeland Nuflaer also started.
2:lS class trotting, purse 81 1.000-Maxine won
three straight heats in 2:c9a4, 2:09%, 2:13L
May Kew, Starlet, Labouleie, Nancy Gentry,
Miss Allie Wood and Charlie Russell also started
Grand special to beat 1:s,5, pacing-Dan Patch
blk. b. by Joe Patchen (Hersey). lost. Time
by quarters-:29, :56l5, 1:2515, 1:56A.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-14

a GameyPa
Champion Cubs and Angels May Play Series

DETROIT Oct 1f the plans Henry Berry
Angeles of Pacific Cal Ewing pres
league Manager Chance champion Cubs and
Battling Nelson champion lightweight world the Cubs
the Angels will of the
Ewing believe Angeles Chicago
willing Chance will take the other
of the bet
All Detroit and Chicago talking the of the
SERIES games everything
forfeits of
will
morning color of their money.
games arranged they played the Pacific
Chicago would of
taking confident of Chance
Ewing he backh him to the
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-14
BELMONT PARK ENTRIES

First race. mile-Stamina lis, Falcada
ll5, Half Sovereign 112, Golden Heart III,
Deiirium III, Ben Ban Ito. Far West 1O7
The Squire 105 Red River 104 Fountainebue
lO9 Whip To 80, Tony Bonero 97 Dolly
Spanker 81, Statesman 93, Taboo 50, Arondack
81. East River ST.
:, Second race steeplechase, about two miles
braggante 132, Reginald 1872, Student King 49,
Stokes 132, Regal Royal 1872 Black Bridge
lS2, Ben Cole 1872. Rampant 1872.
Third race. seven furlongs-Helmet 122,
statesman ID, Field Mouse 119. ETHEREAL ia
Seiectman 112, Lady Hubbard 100.
Fourth race one and sixteenth miles-Far
west l09, Monfort 109 Gowan los, Juggler
lo4, Brother Jonathan 1O7, Tourenne I06 Whip
Top lO4. Pins and Needles 9s. Kilicrankie 96
beaucere d. Miss Crawford 93, Sailor Girl 90.
Flfth race, six furiongs-Golden Legend
10, Rossfenton 11o, Witching Hours 1O7,
Rossare 80, George w. Lebolt 90. Yankee
daughter 80, Garland 80. Summer Night 90,
Bonnie kelso 90. Spelbound o.
Sixth race, one mile, selling-0kenite 1O1,
arasee 1Ol, Earl G 100, Samuel H. Harris 96
hockstone 93, Saracinescn 93 The Wrestler
9S, George G. Hall 80, Mombassa 49,
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-14
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

LOUISVILLE KY, Oct. 13.-Results:
First race, six furlongs--Merrick won Marbles
second, Financier third. Time, 1:131-5
Second race, six furlongs-EIizabeth Harwood
1:14
Third race, mile and 20 yards-wine Mer-
chant won. Ethel Carr second, Banrida third.
Time, 1:46 }-5.
= Fourth race, six. furlongs-Whisk Broom won,
barnesdale second Banagher third. Time, 1:14.
: Firth race, five and a half furlongs-Jeff
Bernstein won, Alice George second, Melissa
third. Time, 1:o9
Sixth race, one and a sixteenth mles-Arrow-
swift won, Raleigh second, Severus third. Time,