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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-08
Wife Dies Preparing Supper.

BALTIMORE. March S.-While pre-
pairing supper for her husband last
night Mrs. George Stachowski, fifty
years old, died suddenly from heart
trouble in the kitchen of her home. 619
South Wolfe street. Mr. Stachowski
had just returned to his home from Wis
iting friends and while waiting for his
supper his wife fell to the floor. ShA
died before physician arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-08
The Contestants.

The contestants.
The men who are competing are
selected from the best professional
talent in the world, and fifteen
countries are represented In the
contest. The list Of teams Is as fol-
lows:
French-Edouard Cibot and Louis
Orphe.
Italian-Ettore Ferri and Guide
Pallanti.
Irish-Patrick Feegan and Fran
els Curtis.
English-Jack Sapsford and Her
bert Wolledge.
Dutch-W. w. Walker and c.
Jansen.
Belgian-Alexandro Navez and
Albert Doms.
Germany Tony Loeslien and
George Klubertanz.
Greek-N. c. Athanassiades and
Andrew Devaries, George Tseckou-
ras and John z. Pomaritis.
Swiss-Italian - Henry Guignard
and Umberto Revere.
Italian-American-T Calabro
and Giuseppe Milono. I.
Scotch-Welsh - Percy Smallwood
Cuban-English - Henry Shelton
and James Frazer.
Canadian-David Hartly and An
thony Higgins.
Indian-Bill Davis and Henry
Munley.
Filipino-Nu-Newt- Ma-Lec-Dan.
American-Peter Hagelman and
Peter Golden.
Afro-American-J. e. Blake and
Frank Keller.
Military-Corp. Harvey Endlich
and Louis H. Somerman.
New England-Frank Annable and
]. p. O'Driscoll.
New York-Mike Spring and Ed
Adams.
Chicago-Albert L. Corey and
John Coleman.
neutrality-suspicious. Metkus and
George Tracey.
Boston-P. ]. Dineen and w. F.
Prouty.
New Jersey-George Harrington
and Jerry Sullivan.
New York, West Side-T. ]. Chris
tie and James Ward.
Mohawk Valley-David Quacken-
bush and j. r. Nichols.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-08

The sixteenth round will be played In
the following order today:
Aiesss w. Perlis. Duras vs.. vidmar. Dus-
Chotimirski vs.. Lasker. Coin VS.. Speyer. Tetch-
mann vs.. Tartakower. Schlechter VS.. Salwe.
FIeschmann Spiemann, Rubinstein VS.. Frey
mann. Bernstein VS.. Burn. Snosko- Borowski,
bye
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-08

First base by errors-washington, O. Left on
Washington, Z; Houston, 3. First base
on balls-Of johnson, 1: off Stewart, ]. Hits
made-Of Barcnkamp 4; OF Stewart 3. Struck
out Fly Johnson. IA; by Rarenkamp, B.: by Stew
art. ,. Two-base hit-Rapp. Sacrifice hit
Mowry Stolen base-Ungaub. Double play
Bell TO Short to Newman. HI, Hit by pitch h;,s
45 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-08
LAsKER INCREASES CHESS LEAD
Wins Game From Duras, While
Ruginstein Only Draws.

ST. PETERSBURG, March s-After a
day of rest-not even adjourned games
from previous rounds were. disposed Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-08

Incidentally, the order in which thos
teams are named seems that of thei
probable finish this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-08

The Philadelphia Nationals will have
artistic surroundings this season. The
new owners of the club will bar all
advertising from the fences, and play
ers will have soft shade Of green to
strengthen their eyes for heavy hitting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-08
RESTAURANTS & CAFES

letic viewpoint is that the event will diff
fer from the old-time walking Matches
and instead Of the affair being a long, un-
interesting grind 1t will be replete with In
terest, due to fast work and a continual
succession of relays.
Prizes to the value Of 5000 have been
offered by the mana cement, the winning
team receiving 81 800 and the next seven
teams proportionate amounts.
Special money prizes will be offered In
the event of the records being broken.
The men will compete on a specially pre-
pared track eighteen feet wide and built
with layers of tanbark, loan and saw
dust. The track is ten laps to the
mile and has been certified to by qualified
surveyors, which will make official any
records established.
Beginning with Tuesday night special
match and open races among the best
long-distance men in the country will be
arranged. These races will be from five
to twenty miles The doors Of the Garden
opened last night at $50 o'clock, and a
sacred concert by D'Aquin's Band of fifty
pieces preceded the race. The usual pa
rade of all nations in the contest took
place before the race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-08

Manager Stallings cannot be joshed by
any of the players. Some of the big
leaguers had never seen the Yankee
leader until they reached Macon but
Stallings shocked the youngsters and a
few veterans by the ease with which he
made them recognize that they had some
thing to learn. The chief aim is to make
every man give his highest grade SER
vice, thing that didn't happen last year
Two Cuban players, Marsans and Car
bera, are stirring up fine stew in the
Connecticut League Some of the mag
mates want to bar the men on the ground
that they are negroes. but the Cubans
say that they were good enough to as
sociate with during the big leaguers' win
ter tours of the tight little island. and
they can't figure why they shouldn't
circuit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-08

Klock and Winder form the battery
of northwestern team, and when they
get going all hands predict that big
league setting awaits them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-08

1yn National League team. was sold yes
terday to the Baltimore Eastern League
team. Lewis had played several seasons
with the Superbas.
Duke Farrell of the Highlanders Will
coach the pitchers, Arthur Irwin will
look after the youngsters, Kid Elberfeld
will keep the vets on the hop. and George
Stallings. the manager, will look at the
practice now and then.
Cleveland may be known on the road
this season as the Farmers. Cy Young.
Flick and the two Clarks own farms.
and several others are willing to.
Christy Mathewson used a checker
board to illustrate to Harvard players
the need of brains in base ball. Some
of Matty's moves shamed the collegians.
klock and Winder form the battery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-08

For the first time In many years a
French horse is to start In this years
Liverpool Grand National. This is Lut-
teur III, owned by Mr.. James Hennessey.i
Lutteur III Is by st. Damien, which horse
has been wonderfully successful as sire
Of cross-country winners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-08

Stanley ketchel. the champion miu..e-
weight Of the world is going to battle In
New York. He was signed up last night
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24
Mlminoelise Gftcrrctningcr.

&i 81 II t 1 a q c II.
9en s. 0ecbr. pe6tog 6olfetinget at
lGtte Be to forbenpnru1oc Miniitre
S. 6. G6riltenic1l og Sigur6 @erg
unocr Nigaretsanflogc efter Sc
Hrnfter, JONI hi on1taltc / li0lte Nl1=
n1cr al 9looet. @c0togelien bar
c II c III III / g.: S%pyinoelig bar
Set Elancl1, at neutrality-suspicious. of
Hcforn1portiet og Sc TO II Mon0s
|@rnpper lfl1l0c ltcnmc innoo Jorl la
get; lcnerc bleb Set / 0islc @rl1pper,
otter %Nnmo0ni,1g al @briltenien og
Berg peotagct, at BE lfl,l0c ofbpl0e
Jig fra at i%teu1n1c. Gcnne @eillltl1ing
er oltloo %iel1erc clcnen foronorct.
NtHsrcttcn CT lannn1eniot al
&pjeiteret og Meolemn1er al 6olfe-
ting oA 9anosting; Sc Mieolelmner
al Dislc cling, lom far Spbe / &igs=
rcttcll, CT fplgenoe:
SebnSgrepc 6. s. :. Nblctelot
2aurpigen, 8ogeribeitprer 6. 6. Mn-
oerien, 2ebnsgrepe Mogens 6rijs,
Snititsrooo e. @onien, &pjelterets-
iagferer s.. 6. 6. @onle,,, @oaro=
ejer &c. g.. Sobanien, ftp. 9ercr
Mo6ie len Wpgool, 3rofcslor &c,1ning
Mot5en, @oarbejer S. g. Morbbm,
@laol1ogiuer Sergen Geoerle1, Gene
rolalloitpr Steffenieu oq gtotsroao
Sol0erlun0. Salt far Sen 26 Mcb=
lemmer.
Torlc0en, enonu inoen 9ellutnin-
gen ON &igsretsanfloge bar toget al
Solfetinget, iamleoes &igsretten til
fpnltitl1eren0e Mgbe / Sgie1terets
Gal. Mf oens 26 Meolemn1er msote
DC %. Mabien Mpgool, iom CT ipg,
bar neolagt lit @perp lom Meolen al
Migsrette,. 5il Iprma1o palqtes
ben npe ieterets=S SUI
t II SO / e II 8 a : :
| e n.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24
Srfauen 5. 3. December.

Com tioligere omto1t ifplge Sc
legrom fra europa roieoe ser 5.
). December Ell frpgteltg Storn1
oner Set nor6lige Mellemeuropa oq
DC brittle Ger. Set antp6e0es /
5elegronmerne, at Gtprlteporten al
Silferflaaoen / @sbjerg ifuloe bore
goaet tobt. 9ette bar beloigpis bilt
Zig at bore oper0repet, men at
Storme11 far anrettet en- meget BE-
tpoelig Sfaoe, ierligt / set ipo-
pe1tlige Spllano, me6oeler Sc li6it
onfomne oanife @looe> og napulig
bor Ggnen mellem @aroe og r1eo
til Sen il%espigife @rnnle list me-
get.
Storn1el1 raieoe oper bele Mor6=
ipllano. Sill at begpn6e mes fom
ben fra git, og @or6et lotte ms /
2imfior0en mco Ell pololpm 8raft,
lnoleoes at Set gift ino / @ujenc
heo Molborg @apn. Naa sen jpo-
lfe &attegatfplt in6trof flere Strun-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

AHS4TEl
g Of q ! II E 8 8 + Z s. Gro
flerr Ggne al 2anoet fortelles ON
Rolatfer, Der ien6er belle 6eres sSor.
tienelte biem % oerefter iom iubii.
itenslpie meloer iig til. NoIitiet, ser
oa maa betale @oIntfernes Billet
til &iemlnn6et Gorbaabenlig BIZ
man Dog ! Sremtioen faa fat en-
Stopper for 6enne @olafine6igbe6.
6 g 0 M NJ erleir or
$ II a n t e + t. &rtgsbeitp=
relien bar fjebt 800 E6r. 2an6 al
Broprieter Scbpbte, v&epelte=
'goaro" beo 8irferp6, for ca. 1907
600 &r. @n6ut6ere er af @eincfe,
&uoiere6, figbt so &6r. 2ano til
10000 &r. Ser forban6les ON
enonu flere Mrealer peo 8irfereo.
&ao set Serren, &rtgsbeitprelien
iaale6es %erbberper, er set &eniigten
at etnblere Gomerleir for Snfan=
%teriet; til Mai ifal Ser rimeligbis
allereoe nolegges en- 8ntdflIon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24
Gcrne.

Iorf otteren 6 u t a b
% / c 5, Ser boer / Mosfiloe, bar
protciteret imoo, at Sfottelignineen
6lep offenliggiort, bpilfet forgprigt
itrioer imoo Sfottelooens 8eitem-
melier. 8ieo bar tient iaa mango
Gcuge paa lit Mrbeioe, at ban mi, ga
man fit at bloc, bbor lreget ban ten
tc, er Mepet operrenot al Soft, ser
pilOe iloa bum for 8enge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24
%l1an6.

st go0t s. y. %Tprle0en Nat
far noglc Ippe giort S116brl10 bos
l%1brn1oger 8rgnberg / &irfegaoe I
Gsbierg og i%tiaolet chi balp Snes
@ul6ubre. Man far intet 5por al
Sppclle.
9 otoni f @ope pe0
81 I 3. s Mnleonina al at
~SDoif 6opeiellfab" pil ne0lpggc lin
6oriegsbape / Marbus, bar man I
8proaoet freuniot SEN Sonfe, at So
mr1,1en, ser eier SEN paagiel6en6e
@run6, berpoa if11l6e onlegge en-
hotoniif 9ope.
Mnoelsbonfe / Mar.
bus. Gen npoprette6e MnoelsbonfS
Reprei entantsifab far paa ct fon=
ititueret Mgoe til 6ornlano balgt
MmtsraaoSmeolem S. 6. Masmus-
len, 9emmer pe0 Morbl,s, til Melt-
formopo Direfter ST.. Meller og til
Sefretpr Sagfprer Mimer. &epre=
ialtantlfobet bar oerefter polgt fplz
genoe @citprelic: @aorocjer Mnoers
Mielirn, Spejitrl1p 9itergoaro, 6or-
Iireftpr Gbr. Mtelicn, Spbit
Notwithstanding, Marbus,
Neitformano, Direftgr Seberin SIR
ge1ien Sefreter, Mmtsraaosme6lem
g. 6. Gbriitenien, Nr. Gron6ers, og
Sognefoge0 8. 8. 2arien, @ranoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24
Det store Hostemiddel.

I allie Tilfalde af Hoste. Forkjolelse,
SAINT Strube- og Lungebetendelse, har
Brugen af WARMERS WHITE WINE on
TAR SYRUP" vseret fulgt af den s+8rate
Sukces. Det bedste Middeli Verden mod
hos Born. V~elsrnagende. uskade-
liz og virksonl. Solgt i ale ADotheker,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

sAa 4esAsssA asaa 49,
-- -;
bingcr. Dgfaa pan MoroodHpiten
al 5pen orep flere Sfibe ino.
Gfterboanoen oreieoe Binoen mob
@p6 og Bet % Nanoet begpn6te
ID at gdn op oper 9ablanbet be6I
St / + e, bbor set TOM til at itaa
beiere e,t0 nogen fan min6es. &ibe
'Sfibsbro ito6 unoer 9mt0, og @an.
oct trenqte ino / Snlene, ioa Be
boerne maatte lptte no. 0rfanen
raiebe meo entelte Mellemrum bele
@atten inotil 81. 6 neite Morgen
og le6iageoes at Sne &agl og
&egnbpger, 2pn og Soroen. Sen
Sfa6e, 5tormf lobe11 bar anrettet,
er oberoroenlig flor. &a1tbet tre1g-
te in6 / Stampemsllen og 5apprr-
fet. Monge foitbare Maifiner bar
tfl6els ffir1lte af @an6. Sra Eem,
merpla6len og 5furette bar &anoet
bortfprt for flere &uiino &roner
&pmmer. @jebman6 Serutanien
bar mtftet ct itort 2ager al &re,
ser ligeleoes er bortfert al @obet.
On Meng6e Mplsbrugere / 8Den
bar miitet mango 6aar, en- enfelt
1910 5ffr., Ser 6ruft1e6e og
0rep runM ON poa @ngene. S
Slngtebulet trengte @noet IND,
1aa Sc 1lagteoe @roppe bang @an6.
S mango Stal6e trengte &an6et
ino, og &reatl1rerne moatte flpttes.
Mn11ge 8eboere bleb baaret fra 6e=
res 2eiligbeoer til bpiere ltggenoe
Ste6er for at obernatte. Ban Sa>
gene / 8Den anretteoes ioa flor
5fo6e,. lom life Sc el6ite bar OPP
lepet Moge til.
&erlt mt0taget blep 6og 6 g.
b e g, bbor Sen iomle6e Sfa=
Sc an loaes til 1 Millio11~@roner.
Noo Moleperfet og Tiiferibapnen
alel1e lfete 5fa0e for flere &unore=
>I,~ - lis
Sc Suii116 ST. Nglten ollie Gilfe-
futtere blep ran1ponere6e, og tire at
Dem lanf I @apnen: 6iifegrosierer
S. @ielien miiteoe s&g0ipetter for
10000 ST.. @tablis le%lnentet 81
boli les Gfa6e for en- %lignen0e
Gum. Solobpgnineen bleite HloeIs
om. Song Gereerne 6rep poas2un6.
Sire &l1ttere bar paas @opet, .og al
Bent er / bbert 6al6 en-, uSsSrem" I,
forltit, i6et oens Nabnebraot e /
fl1noet peo Gialtrin9: &rtteren
~Niobe"s Manoifab blep lanbiot /
Gurbofen, og uMeurri" tn0fom til
@sbjerg meo %forreone 5eiL men
ellerS I go6 8ebol6. Gprifibe1
~9ornSreb" bleo paaleilet at en-
.e11gelif 6a1l6rigger .ogs fif belle ben
itprboros SIDE ful11t; loq set maot:
tie igbes in6 til @Sbieru. SSnre1
paa Sfollingen bleb l1noermi1eret
LAT Sben, ioo &ie6el6uiet ftDrteoe
neo> og Ser er Sore for, at bele
ISpret bill 1tprte. 6orelebig er: oei
belt uoe al @irfiombe6, .og eli
Camper Ell poiteret Der for at gjpre
.5%prtjeneite.
l. s &ar0e Dor Ser en:.G4orme
flo0, lon anrettebe itor Ereleg=
;gelle. 6lere @ort11erier bler felt
eoelo9te, og s &uie. moatte rp,nn1rs
Of 9eboerne. S 11oglc Al SEM
mootte 9eboerne tages u6 giennem
Ginoucr1e pao /. Gal. 8eo Bor=
rig bleb EFT &orl ilooet libel at Ell
ombleit 2aoe. Sg1oa / 6 + l.
+ t c s roieoe l1bejret meo frDgte-
Zig aroft og gjor6e 5fooe for e
Eor Sltlen &roner poo @obne11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

9 3 BEL I y ret ope I
s pc II. Meoens Dobbeltiporet oper
Jpen paa 5trafningen Ooenie-
strib neppe blibe fGrbig fpr 1911
pil Sporet paa Strefninger Npborg
--9oenie funne tagesl Brl,e / So
bet al Gtnteren.
3en iellonoife Miot=
Sane ifret. @epraientanter
Tor 9olbpf, 6reocrifsborg, Ro5filoe,
Sorp % Srpltp 9lmtsroao lamt for
Neltpeo, &inglteo, 6reoerifsiun6 og
9tllerpo 8praa0 far paa ct Mg0e
goofienot Sen en6eIige 6oroe(iuq al
&omunernes 9ilifl1o, 564> 900 @r.,
til Den iiellan6ife Miotbane. Ser
efter ct 8anens Mnleg iifret.
&gberi / @entofte.
Sm Mfte11en 5. 5. December er Ser
begaoet ct &eperi / @ientofte peo
&Jpbcnbopn. Gn ung gfspe6itrice>
Ser fom fra Scbeplers 5merforret=
ming / @jentofte pe0 81. II 1r6en og
lfrloe mes Ioget in6 til &j%gbenbapn,
ntpote pao geien CT mio6elbei
lfunlmelt noieenoe Yerion, ifert
grooligt Soffeiat og eroo Gpf(ebue,
Der bar trpffet go6t neo oper Bqn=
oet; Monoat greb ben6e / 8rpitet oq
reb Ell Toife, bpori Ser bar ca. 800
&srorer / Seoler og Splp, us al
9aonocn paa benoe, bporefter fan
lpb 1eo moo @ja1tofte 9p. s lon1=
me Nje6lif font Ell on0en Ser Jon fen
ilnoo GtspeOitricu1, Ser roobte ON
! 9jrlp. SON lpurgte belloe ON, bbor-
for bum lfreg, bportil 9u11 iboreoe, at
Der bar Ell, Ser bop0e %itjaolet ber0es
Fenge. @on leb efter &gperen, n1e11
man antager, at Be ltaar / 2e0tog
me6 binan6en. @fspeoitricen mel0te,
Set poSiere6e til Yolitipogten i,@jen=
! tofte, og Ser blep ltrafs fra @jentof=
te og fra @ellerup ienbt 8etjente 1&o
for at .ofiege ggnen.
6rDg g 8 T. a n 5.
II I i f. t e. Gorpagtergaar0en
@orfje6 pe6 &g6bp er 5. s.. Decbr.
blepet berget al en- Sl6ebron6, ser
bor frgpet 5 Menneifers 2ip. 6or-
pogter Safobien iao be6 balp Spp:
! ttoen I fit &ontor og ifreb> 90 Ser
blep raabt r8ran6". Set bar 3d.
Ben, ser bren6te, og Slammerne
ilog longt no fra Eaget. 2a6en
bar bpgget iammen me6 @tuebuiet,
og poa 2oftet lige op a6 2a6en
bob6e 5 at 86rnene 6eres @obe,
berelie. 6orpagteren ileoe op til
bette @nrelie for at re66e 8grnere.
Wen get bar allere6e for tent. SSSIo
{ og &6g iperre6e Grappen, og fra
I. @grnenes @nrelie bprtes life en-
2p6:. Sc bar ian6ipnligbis allere6e
paa bette Si6spunft beret fbalte
at &egen. 6orpagteren bab6e iolt
II 8grn, bboraf 6e 9 bar biemme
Sc 5 omfomne bor / Ml6eren fra
8 til 10 Mor. Sc 4 an6re 8grn>
ser er bjemme> er en- Datter poo
: % og tire @maapiger pao g. 5 og
~ Mor. 9e iob / S%tueetogen og
re66e6eS olle.
| @tuebuiet og 2a6en n%e6brenote,
og 6es116en 'bren6te en- Oel Maifi<
11er. Sc 9brige 8Dgninger og &rea-
turerne re66e6es. Man be6 en6nl1
life, boorle6es %6en er opitoaet;
men man antager> at Sen pna en-
. eller an0enW}aaoe er op1toaet I 8gr.
nepereliet og bar ligget og ulmet
bele Staten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

&c y q t up TT D e. c.
80 ll11ge Mp,1o, @ogbouoler 9te11=
ger / 6rebensborg og @repe s.
ScDeel, bar giort en Spfinoelic, Ser
tiloels tilligtcr at uflple 9r1gen al
IrtmGrfcr, % lom Sc bar 1lotaget
Eotcnt pau, forelpbtg finn for Gait
mari. Sc flelte Mel1nelfer, Ser life
I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fjgber 6rin1pr=
fe=Mrf, m%angler iom &egel alti0 Sri
mgrfer. Set er bisie mango, Sc to
Spfinoere far tenft paa; 0e pi( pes
Sioen al Goitfas ierne opbnnge ct
automatic Mpparot. Naar man neo=
logger Ell 6en1pre / bette Mpporot,
Der bar Iorm iom Ell almin0clig
&osic, og oerefter itiffer lit 9rep ms
Il eli ar1oe1 Claiming al Mpparotet,
foar 8renet ct Sten1pel, ser lfol er=
itotte 6rimnrfet. Mon folter ioo lit
9rep I EoitFasie r1. Selbfplgelig pil
ser finn blipe Sale ON at BRUCE bis=
ic Sten1pler Sen lofale Craft. S
oct internationale Gamfpem la6er
6rimprferne Zig neppe a%fifaffe
alt 6olo iffq forelgbig. Mpparotet,
ION er meget net at ie paa, og iom
fl1ngerer l16eli ganifeligbeo, bar og=
ioa oeret tag ct ! 9ieipn al poitdle
Mutboriteter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-24

item. Set par e11 ltor 6tifefpaie, ionl
2ejctS 6ilfere boboe ilooet Jig lou1=
men .pn1 at fipbc, ng iorn ifal fere Be-
res 6angit Oirefte til &jgbenbopn og
l9lge SEN Ser / lebenbe Silltano.
6ongiten far paret rigelig / Cont
nler, men MfiGtning og &ris efen=
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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06
PHIL CHINN BREAKS
HIS HOODOO AT
ARCADIA.
Kenfuckian Wins Races With
PrefensiOn, Golden Butter
fly and PrOmefheus

LOS ANGELES, April 5.--Phil Chinn
broke his hoodoo today and won three
races, losing the fourth with Descom-
nets because of rough riding at the
stretch turn. He started of with Pre-
tension in the first, which he backed
from fours to twos. Pretension had not
shown much in recent starts. but had
nothing to beat today and simply
romped. Golden Butterfly won the baby
race for him without an effort and
Prometheus beat Canardo, another
good thing, in the last jump, Monte
Preston putting up the best of the sea-
son to land this one in front.
The feature of the card was the
fourth race at one mile, which was
won by Pedro in romp from barrier
to wire. Frank Flittner was heavily
played and closed equal choice with
Pedro. Meddling Hanna was overlaid
at SKIES and handily beat Elizabeth
Harwood in the sixth.
Third Rail, held at ffteens, galioped
home in front in the last race, beating
Alma Boy and Sandpiper. the favorite.
Continued fair weather made the track
fast and good time was made despite
the ordinary class of horses engaged.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06
Arcadia Gossip
ISpecial Dispatch 10 The Coll

Los ANGELES, April 5.-Ihere were num-
ber of arrivals today from Emeryville. Among
the number were Flying Squirrel, Carroll and
Light Wool OF the Thsmas string. James Nc
s[anus came down with Medallion. Seven be-
longing to Barney Schreiber got In this after
noon Tom Ryan came down with four, and
W. Covington with two horses.
w. NJ. Murray. the racetrack promoter, arrived
from Ogden. Utah. today and was visitor
at the track this afternoon. He announced that
the proposed two weeks meeting beginning
MAY / at Salt Lake City had been abandoned.
In its place Murray will conduct meeting at
Ogden commencing May ) and continuing to
May 81. A. J. Blum, who ofhciated at FL
Paso. VIII be presiding judge and Murray viii
be the starter.
r. Chinn announced today his intention Of
sending several OF his horses in charge Of W.
r. Maxwell 10 Victoria to race at the summer
meeting - nat place
JOCKEY Shilling today bad his first mount
since bis Suspension and got big ovation
when on his way to the post astride of Sfrin-
gency in thu sixth race
W r. yfne is conducting negotiations with
Frank Farrar for the purchase Of Jockey
Sweets contract.
Jockey Preston. who returned to the saddle
week ago after a years suspension. proved
today that be had not lost any of his old time
form He rode three winners for Phil Cbipn
during the afternoon. his ride on Promotions
In the alta being especially brilliant. Chinn
has taken the hoy under his care and win serid
him to louisville TO ride for short time.
sitter which Preston will do the bulk OF the rid
ing for the Chinn stable on the Canadian cir
cult.