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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27

largely into the problem, for. of
course. some shades take" much bet
ter than others.
Now, while it is advised that the
simplest kind of robe be worn when
one is photographed. it should be
frock that will not date the picture
because of pronounced style, thus max
ing the likeness hopelessly old fash
ioned in few years
A picturesque toilet is to be pre-
ferred to merely up to date fashion
really go out of fashion.
For this reason, when the neck and
shoulders are pretty, there is no better
model than the decollete, draped with
chiffon or soft frill.
Looking over old photographs it will
be seen that the neck dressing more
decides the date at which 1T was taken.
Hence the wisdom of adopting a style
that never gets old.
Elbow sleeves will be safe choice
although there is no objection to quite
short sleeves, provided the arms are
pretty
Black takes better than colors and
black front cut comparatively low
and draped around the shoulders with
white will make clear photograph
with sharply defined lines.
does gray, Pale blue, pale B pink.
mauve and light green come out white
red, dark brown, heliotrope, navy blue
and dark pinks, such as cerise. appear
Stripes. checks or plaid are not a
success in a picture, as they have a
tendency to cut the figure, and this. of
course. is made still more emphatic in
a photograph.
When a hat is worn it should always
be of the picture" order. such as
Gainsborough or Duchess of Devon
shire, that never go out of fashion
and always are in good taste, provided
of course. they are becoming to the
wearer.
Wells should not be worn in a photo
graph, If only for the reason that it
is Impossible for the photographer to
touch up" or tone down" the features
when covered with a veil. and there
are few faces that do not require
little retouching.
Hair dressing in relation to a photo
graph is most important detail.
The hair should never by any chance
be arranged so ii is too tight, no mat
ter whether or not the possessor fol-
lows tight, severe effect in everyday
life.
Here, too, fashion should be sacri-
feed for becomingness. A full fat face
should have the hair dressed high, the
hair on the sides just puffed and
f1uffed Too much hair around. the
face will result in an unpleasant
heaviness of feature and so should be
avoided. The slightly waved pompa-
dour is always in good taste.
Oval faces can wear the hair dressed
in the Grecian knot or ARRANGED at
the nape of the neck.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
SOCIETY is SPARED
THE WITNESS STAND
All Sam Case Goes Over to
Thursday and Smart Set
Appears Not
Jury Will Be Completed Then
and City's Elite Will ThrOng
Police Court

- society was again spared the pain
of appearing as witnesses at the trial
OF All Sam. the Chinese "clubman" ac-
cpsed Of having been present in a
room used for gambling, when yester-
day afternoon the case was postponed
until next Thursday At that time the
jury, the foundation of which was laid
yesterday when seven jurors were ac-
eepted, will be completed. If the work
of filling the jury box on that after
moon is expedited society may take pos
session Of Judge Deasy's courtroom.
All Sam and Wong Ukiah and retinue
OF bodyguards and Chinese followers
had the courtroom TO themselves yes
{ terday afternoon.
+. Aside from occasional sudden out
: bursts followed by a free flow of words
from Attorney ]. J. Greeley, who is
.eFe OF All Sans counsel. the examina-
tion Of veniremen yesterday afternoon
. was desultory. Once or twice Greeley
asked a venireman If he would believe
a. -Chinaman on oath. and would then
ask the question as to whether a po-
lfceman should be given credence on
. the stand. From that phase of ques-
tioning the defense sought to determine
: whether playing cards were implements
Of gambling, and Judge Deasy smartly
announced that they were.
The jurors sworn yesterday to try
the case are as follows: A Ehlrich,
1878 Golden Gate avenue: William Man
ley, saloonman, 52l Laguna; Jurgens
+ Yon Staden. retired, 1871 Turk street;
W J. Grocer, retired. 677 Pine street;
NJ. Katz. postoffice employe, 7I6 San
Bruno avenue; Sam Ghinsberg, adver-
tiser, l4l Hale street, and Rudolph
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TO BREAK GONZALES WILL
so WIDOW MAY REMARRY
Rico Heirs and Los Angeles
Claimants Compromise

The Is Los Angeles heirs of the es-
tate of DR.. Mariana z. Gonzales, who
hesitated before accepting the COM
promise offer made by the contesting
widow, Mrs. Edie w. Gonzales, tele-
graphed yesterday that they would
agree to the settlement. Under the
arrangement now unanimously agreed
upon the AZ Rico heirs, who were in
terested in upholding the will, are to
receive $1,000 each. The will is to be
broken, thus permitting Mrs. Gonzales
to remarry. Approximately s250,000
will be divided between her and her
stepdaughter, Miss Anita Gonzales The
message from the Ricos of Los An
geles was received by Attorney Elmer
Westlake yesterday morning.
All that now remains is for the
details of the settlement to be agreed
upon. This will take about week.
When the case is called in Judge Gra-
hams court Monday morning it will go
over by consent to the following Mon
day.
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STRANGE TALE TOLD
POLICE BY McNULTY
Says He Has Been Warned
Against Going to Sacramento

DR.. P. Roscoe McNulty called upon
Captain Anderson at police headquar-
ters yesterday morning and gravely
Informed him that he had been warned
by judge not to go to Sacramento
or he would be killed. He made other
rambling statements, but was finally
induced to leave.
This is not the first time that DR..
McNulty has called here with strange
tales" said Captain Anderson, "and if
he comes here again l will be forced
to have him sent to the detention ward
at the central emergency hospital to be
examined as to his mental condition"
DIR. McNulty has issued cards an
uouncing his intention of running for
mayor at the next election. On the
same card he announces himself as the
author of the novel "Theodosia," the
manuscript of which was destroyed in
the great fire, but that it is being
rapidly rewritten and will be circu-
lated all over the civilized world.
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The Modern House Keepers Exchange

Italian Fish Stew (Mrs. M. Schmut-
enhaus, 97s Thirty-third street. Oak
stewpot When hot slice in one large
onion and two or three cloves of gar
lie. Just before this turns brown, add
one quart of tomatoes. salt and pepper
to taste and a sprig of rosemary. Cut
six potatoes in rather small pieces, add
them. and cook slowly. Before the po-
fish, cut in chunks (halibut is best) !,
and allow 15 minutes for the fish to
cook. When the potatoes are done add
a wineglassful of claret and little
crab meat or CLAIMS. Remove from
stove and send to the table hot.
Picked Oysters (Mrs. F. Wood. 2S11
Bush street city.}-Two gallons large
oysters; drain and rinse them. Put one
pint oyster juice in one quart of vine-
gar over fire; scald and skim until
clear. Add one tablespoonful whole
one even tablespoon salt Scald a
minute and throw in oysters. Let
them just come to a boil. The oysters
should be picked the day before being
used, as they grow tough if left to
stand, a few days in vinegar.
Oat Cakes Gillian Munima, Dunni-
gan, Cal 1.-TWO eggs. we'll beaten; one
cup brown sugar; two tabIespoonfuls
melted butter; two cups rolled oats:
half teaspoonful of salt one of va
Mia. rounding teaspoonful of baking
sired. Mix all together and drop in
CREASED pan.
Mock Roast Duck Miss Rose Lewis.
866 Castro street, Oakland. Peel
vegetable marrow and cut it into
halves; stuff these with sage and
onions and place in a tin inside down
ward. Brush little warmed butter
over the top. Sprinkle with salt and
pepper and bake IN a sharp oven Serve
with butter sauce with a sliced brown
onion in it..
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MURDER TRIAL JURY
HAS TROUBLE AGREEING
Two Entire Days Spent in De-
liberating on Verdict
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

NAPA, Cal, Feb. 26.-Up to 1880
o'clock this evening the jury in
the case of Laurier H. Lund, charged
with numbering John Woodapple in
February, 1908, at the latter's house in
this county, had been celebrating on
the verdict for twenty-five hours.
Foreman of Jury w. H. Glazier an
nounced in open court this afternoon
that the jurors could not agree on a
verdict that there was little prospect
of their doing so. Judge Gesford sent
them back to the jury room, but it is
believed that the disagreement will
continue.
This is the second trial of Lund. who
with ]. l.. Shroyer, his employer, is
charged with knocking Woodapple
senseless with heavy wooden neck
yoke an dthen burning Woodapple's
body in the latter's house. Mrs.
Catherine Babcocks testimony of wit
Messing the murder was contradicted
by other witnesses. Shroyer will be
tried soon.
NEVADA PIONEER DIES Reno. Feb. 2e.-
7. X. Hymers, of the pioneers of Nevada
and who had more to do with the upbuilding
OF Reno than any other person, died today at the
age of 76 years.
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JEWISH RELIEF SOCIETY
SUCCORS CONSUMPTIVES
Organization Is Nonsectariar
and Maintains Sanitarium

S. Joseph Shalett, representative of
the Jewish eonsumptive relief society,
a national organization, is in San
Francisco as a guest of Rabbi Bermen
of 914 McAllister street for the purpose
of promoting the work of the associa-
ton.
The Jewish consumptive relief soci-
ETY. is nonsectarian, despite it's name,
and maintains a large tent sanitarium
In Denver. Colo. The organization has
$50 members in San Francisco, who
contribute approximately $1,000 a year
to the support of the sanitarium
The following are national directors
from San Francisco: Jerome H. Kahn
Ben Sloss, Bernard Slifkin, Edmund
Tausky. Samuel Goldstein.
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WHEELER TO BE
GIVEN SUPPORT
California Traffic Association
Decides to Terminate
Organization
Believes Better Results Can Be
Secured by Seconding
New Effort

AS prophesied in The Call several
weeks ago, the California traffic asso-
citation, acting upon the advice of it's
manager, George r. Bradley, at meet
ing of the board of directors yester-
day, decided to dissolve.
( The reason assigned for the dissolu-
tion of the association is that the
services of William R. Wheeler, until
recently first assistant secretary Of
commerce and labor at Washington,
have been secured by the traffic bureau
of the Merchants exchange for the
identical purpose for which the traffic
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
BUSINESS BROKERS cHAReED-Herbert G.

Baird and Jacob Peterson. business brokers, $50
Market street. who were arrested Thursday,
were booked at the city prison yesterday on
three charges each of obtaining money by false
pretenses The complaining witnesses are F. S.
Watson of Santa Rosa who duped out of
5000, and w. Miller and A. NJ Smith, who
were duped out of 800 each. There are sew
eral other victims, but they do not care to
prosecute
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
The Daily Menu

The Daily Menu
BREAKFAST
Stewed Prunes
Goldfish on Toast
Lyonnaise Potatoes
English Mullins Coffee
LUNCHEON
Broiled Veal Sweetbreads
Potato Balls String Bean Salad
Raisin Bread
Floating Island Oat Cookies
DINNER
Cream of Oyster Soup
Boiled Pike, Horseradish Sauce
Roast Saddle of Mutton
Croquettes of Rice
Water CresS Salad
Apple Dumplings, Cream Sauce
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27

CoUNTERFEITERS INDICTED-Robert O.
Bradburn and Edna Keifer, who were arrested
by secret service agents on January 20 last
while in the act of counterfeiting 80 cent
pieces. were indicted yesterday on IA counts
hy the federal grand jury.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
For the Photograph

What gown shall I wear and how
shall / dress my hair?" are problems
every woman solves when she has her
photograph taken.
Some decide upon the toilet after
such self questioning as: Shall nv
costume be simple street dress-an
afternoon gown--high or low in the
neck-my sleeves-shall they be short
or long?'
The choice of color. too. should enter
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27

See the Page for the Modern
House Keeper" which appears
regularly in the magazine of The
Sunday Call. Cash prizes are given
each week for best household ideas
and kitchen recipes. Send in your
choicest ones to Modern House
Keeper Page" the San Francisco
Sunday Call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
TEAM RUNS AWAY
WITH AUTOMOBILE
A. D. PlnghOff Has Exciting Ex-
perience in Steering His
Motor Car Backward
Thrilling Ride Through the
Muddy Streets of East
Oakland

One of the most exciting experiences
that has befaI1en an automobilist for
some time came to party of motorists
returning from the San Sose show. The
party consisted of A. ID. Plughoff. at
the wheel of a Stoddard-Dayton run
about. With him were Edward Moh-
rig Jr.. P. NJ. Graves and A. P. Bern
row. When they arrived at the out
skirts of Oakland the three decided to
take the train and make quick run
to the city, leaving Plughoff to take
his time in bringing the car over to
the city. When the street leading to
the Brooklyn station was reached they
suggested to Plughoff that he let them
out and they would walk to the sta
ton, as the street looked a sea OF
mud.
Plughof took this as a slur on the
ability of his car, which had already
made a perfect score IN the mud plug
ging run around the bay. He would
not stop and insisted on taking his
guests right up to the station The
car had gone through what looked like
the worst part of the street. going al
most to the hubs in the Watery mud.
and Plughoff was upbraiding his friends
for thinking for one moment that the
car could not get through when it ran
on what looked like a hard road. only
to suddenly break through crust and
sink down until the car rested on the
transmission.
The friends jumped out and tried to
push the car out of the hole. Plug
hoff stayed at the wheel and ran the
engine, which churned up the mud,
sending a shower over every one. Be
tween rests Plughoff suddenly got up
in the car and pulled out a pocket
mirror to see if his beauty had been
impaired by the mud. This was too
much for his friends, and they ad-
Journed to the side of the road to
scrape the mud on their clothes. telling
Plughon to go get a team to pull the
auto out. for they would not stand for
his vanity.
About this time a man on horseback
came along and joshed the motorists.
He just reached the side Of the car
when his horse broke through the
crust Of the street and went down until
it rested on its stomach. 1t was with
the greatest difficulty that the horse
was pulled on firm ground. In he
meantime Plughoff had hired a team.
which was attached to the end of the
automobile. When everything was in
readiness Plughon asked the driver OF
the horses II they were afraid of au-
tomobileS. Being told they were not
Plughoh gave the word and started.
AS the car started backward the ex-
hausts began shooting like a Calling
gun At the first explosion the horses
broke into a run and away the auto
mobile went down the street back
ward. gaining speed at every jump.
Plughoff turned white. for it was a new
sensation for him TO steer car back
IL
they did no good. and 1T was not until
some one called to PIughOfe to pull
out the ignition plug and stop the
shooting Of the exhaust that the horses
were brought to a standstill- and a re-
lief to Plughoff's feelings.
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old Louyre

Formerly Phelan building, opens for
business corner Powell and Ellis SITS.
Saturday. February 27, IL a. m.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
NOTES OF THE AUTO

The Frank o. Renstrom company has
just closed a deal on a Pullman road
ster for A. o. Peters OF Eureka The
machine will be delivered to him
within a few days. Peters intends to
use the machine in his business in max
ing trips between Arcata and Eureka.
Fred Miller of this city has been de-
livered a model NJ. the 1909 40 horse
power White steam car.
The Howard auto company delivered
with baby tonneau. to the Stanford
auto company of Palo Alto The little
car was equipped with a glass front
and top and made very pretty four
passenger roadster.
DR. K HamIin OF Oakland, H c.
Pullman of San Mateo, P. c. Meadow
Of San Francisco, j. Ralston Of Modesto
and Charles Sicklen OF Stockton are
the latest purchasers OF OldSmobfles
and Chalmers-Detroit cars They took
immediate delivery of their respective
machines.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
A FEW WORDS WITH tie
LADY % He/HOUSE

Lady of the House
"A man may ask GOD to help him, but
he must not forget his own part of the
work.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
Sigma club of Crock school Reading
right:
Upper Dorothy Dempste Bullwnkel


Isinbruck. typewriters. 900 Central
avenue.
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Jockey Powers
May Allowed
To Ride Again
Wei Known Riders Suspension
Works Hardship on Sam
HiIdrefh

The suspension of Jockey V. Powers
by the stewards Of the Jockey club at
Saratoga imposes hardship on Sam
Hildreth, who engaged him some
months ago and then disposed of his
contract to Guy Burns. Powers rode
Fitzherbert in the Lawrence Realiza-
tion and would have ridden~him in the
big events to be decided during the
Sheepshead Bay, Gravesend and Bel
mont park fall meetings.
After the temporary suspension of
Powers for alleged rough riding on
Fauntleroy In the United States Hotel
stake the jockey went to the homie of
Hildreth at Sheepshead Bay. He did
not think that the stewards would go
further in Furnishing him. Indefinite
suspension on the New York tracks fre-
quently means a long rest on the
ground AS the boys license has not
been revoked there is some hope of
him again riding this season.
1t is expected that Eddie Dugan will
do much of .Hirdreths riding during the
remainder of. the eastern season. The
California boy is under engag ement to
August Belmont. but the chairman OF
the Jockey club has no horses to race
against Fitzherbert, King James and
the other stars in the .Hildreth stable.
The application of Jockey George
Mountain for a license was denied by
the stewards of the Jockey club in New
York. -.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01
Baron AICyOn
Wins Derby at
ReadviIIe Track
Captures $35,OO0 Prize i'm Fasi
Time Against a Classy
Field

READVILLE. Mass, Aug. s1-The
Syracuse ~. " stallion Baron Alcvon
today won the second renewal OF the
American trotting derby at the Read
Vile track by three lengths from AK
tator. Il was enc Of the most spec
tacular races ever seen. From the
time the word was given untn the
horses were within IS yards Of the wire
the winner was in doubt.
After 35 minutes Of dallying the ball
fell for tie start. Immediately Hylie
Bird, entered from the limit mark al
l0wance, 495 feet in advance of the
scratch horses. Sonoma Girl and San
Francisco, set out TO make a whirlwind
race Of IT,
At the half mile Hylie Bird was
leading by a length over Aviator, the
favorite. Baron Alcyon fifth, just in ad-
vance Of horde Of horses that packed
the track.
In the back stretch GILES. with AK
tat0r, went after the leader, the race
being hot until reaching the lower turn,
little more than a mile of the jour
: ey- AT this point Hylie Bird weak
'ened enough 10 permit Aviator TO rush
into the van. a good length in front of
INaldar. who was closely followed by
Baron AlcyOn. The positions remained
The same entering the stretch for the
grand battle 10 the wire.
For a few strides the two leaders
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01

raced head and head and then the su-
perior speed and endurance Of Baron
Alcyon carried him l. the front and he
passed the winning post three lengths
TO the good. Results:
2:l3 trot. purse 81 900 Ctwo in three)-Alice
Roosevelt won first and third heats in 2;12ss,
2:10N Fair Margaret won second heat in 2;l0h.
Bronson, Gladys and Wilkerson also started.
2.O6 pace. purse 81. 900 two in sthreel Walter
" won second and third heats IN 2:0SA, POS y.
The Friend won first heat in 2:06A Disqualified.
Texas Rocker Green Pilot and Milton Jr. also
started.
2:lI pace. purse 81. .OOO-Earls Jr. won two
heats in 2:1I@s. 2:10A- Louis f, Carrie and
Suletto also started
The American Derby. mile and a half, purse
S35, 600 (of which $4,000 went TO the winner,
s.. 600 to second. 81 900 20 third and thence
graded 70 fifteenth horse. with $100l-Baron Al
,cyon, 2;l9. first; Aviator. ply. second; haldar,
2:ls third; Lady Jones. 2:09. fourth: Pence
Maid. 2:10, NTH; Jack Mckerren. 2:1o. sixth:
San Francisco, 2s0S seventh Ralph Wick, 2:l6,
eighth; Genteel II. 2:ll. ninth; Bill Nice. 2:16,
tenth: SonOms Girl, 2:0S, eleventh: Jay Kay.
2:17 twelfth: Hylie Bird, 2s14. thirteenth. Hen
ry Stetser 2:l4. fourteenth; u NJ, 2:l5, hf-
teenth. Time. Book.
Also started Sterling Mckinney, Klondyke,
Bse. Miss Winter Ward. Peter Balta. Zamalte.
A. Laundry Baron Leland. Blrchleaf. Csduceus,
The Aloma Esther Bells. Nancy Gentry, Sir
Todd. Jim Ferry The Angelus, Silver Baron.
McQuillen, Remorseful, Prince Laualard, Rebec-
ca and Munic.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01
Marriage Licenses

The foHowing marriage licenses were issued
tn san Francisco Duesdsy. August 81. 1909:
URN-NUNAN-Willlam J. Black
burn. 23 La Alrada, Cal, and Mary a.
Nunsn, 10. Woodland.
BONEU-FRINCHABOY Vincent Boneu. so
San Francisco and 5ennie FTinchaboy 32,
Bartol alley.
CAMPE-COLVENBACH Campo, %
and Carolina sCOlTenbsch; IS. both OF 5s3 Penn
sylvania ave
OCHRANE-BATEAIAN- Coehrane, "a
and Helen f. Bateman,- ls' both OF 251l
Bush ST.
EIFERT-BOCRQUARD Henry o. Eifert. 21
and Bertha BOurquard; 2l, both OF Oakland
EHISEILE-ARMENINO Ghiseile, 30
101 Bay St, and Mary Armantno, Is 11z
Porter ave
ANU JURGENS-ChsEles G. Kuhlman
p. and Gertrude F. Jursens, IS both OF Sau
Francisco
-WATERS-willisn G. Macdon-
aid. p, Burlingame, and Olive p. Waters,
- 1946 California St
MARBACH-McGREEEY J. Msrbach.
p, and Clara c. McGreeTy,~ p, both OF 1872
D Lombard St.
McKEON-TWISS-Pa McKeon, 20, 1854
Twenty first St. and May Twiss, 50. 36fS
Twentieth 81.
McROWE-FAR1IER=A Z. McRowe. %.
So Second ave, and Mamie. NJ Farmer, y,
s. Carl ST. s-.t
cSHEEHN-KELLT-E Edward j. .McSheehy. 30,
4l60 Twenty-fourth st.. and Annie J, Kelly,
2G sl55 Twenty-fourth 81.
PIERPONT-PA -PATERSON-Phuip G. Pierpont.
vallejo.
SCHWARTZ Z-GREENBERG-1lor Schwartz.
20 1868 Alabama ST.. and Esther Greenberg,
Is l67 Highland ave
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Sheepshead Bay Races

sHEEPsHEAD BAY, Aug 31.-First race,
six and half furlongs-Royal Vane, to i.
won; Comedienne. to l. second; Robert Cooper,
to l, third. Time, 1921.
Second race, steeplechase. about two miles
Andrew Summers TO . third Time. 400.
Third race, six furlongs-G -Glennadeane, / 10
10, won. henderson, < TO .. second; Hnda' 5
Sister. to ,, third. Time. 1:14 2-5.
Fourth race. one mile-Firest0ne. 4 TO 1. won +;
Black Mate. to l. second; Rockstone, - to l.,
third. Time, SO 3D.
Fifth race. one and quarter mies-Pins
and Needles. TO /. won; Arasee, s TO 5, sec
ond: Beaucoup. 13 TO 10, third. Time, 2:06.
Sixth race, five and a half furlongs, Futurity
course-Ben Loyal to /, won: Hampton Court.
16 20 ;, second; Don Antonio, TO /, third.
Time, i:07.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-01
SALT LAKE RACE mEErING

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. S1.-A
schedule of dates which eliminates
conflicts was arranged for the Salt
Lake and ogden race meets today by
Manager w. w. Finn of !. the Utah
jockey club and Manager John Hackett
of the Ogden jockey club. The Ogden
meeting Will be started September 6
and continue until September IT. The
Salt Lake meeting is to begin Septem-
ber IS and run to October A. The 10
days following are allotted to ogden.
and the Salt Lake, races Will start
again on October IA and run until
October so.
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Vancouver Races

VANCOUVER, B. c., Aug. 31-Tcday's re-
suits at Minoru park:
First race, FIVE furlongs-R Ami won,
Daddy Grif second. Redeem third. Time,
1:01 A..
Second race. six furlongs-Bele of Iroquois
won Buna second. Grace g third Time, 1:l5.
Third race hve and a half furlongs-Eutre
Nous won, Faloski second, Adena third. Time,
los 1-5
Fourth race, five and half furlongs-Preen
won, Burleigh second. Bueolc third. Time
i; ;0S l-5.
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Boggs won, Silver
knight second Barney 0idield third Time.
]: :2S 40.
+ Sixth race, mile and a sixfeenth-Dave
Weber won, kelowna second, Day Star third.
lime l 40.