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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-09-17
Big Bear Ridge

y
Raymond Dillon left for Spokane
last Friday.
Mr.. Hatfield of Oro6no is visiting
With his son.in-law VIM. VanHorn.
Mrs. Harrison was a visitor to the
County Seat Monday, returning home
Tuesday.
Clarybelle Ingle went to Lewiston
Monday. where she will attend the
State Normal.
The land sale last Tuesday was
not very largely attended. The bids
cannot be learned in time for this
issue.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-09-17

During the past week the Sprague
Sannery has shipped several cars of
fresh pears and one car of canned
apples. They are now employing
aDout twenty people, packing pears,
Prunes, etc, and are prepared to
handle all that can be secured. The
hrst OF the fresh prunes arrived this
week and Mr.. Sprague is expecting a
large run on this fruit. If you have
anything of this kind to dispose of,
call and see Mr.. Sprague.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-09-17
Princess Flour makes bread
like "Angel Food Cake.

During the past week a draft has
been received for the payment of the
w. o. w. claim of Mrs. Chas. Ham.
lin. A short review of MIR. Hamlin's
membership may be interesting. He
joined White Pine Camp, w. o. W.,
June 81. 1901, and died August s,
1909, being a member a little over s
years; his dues were $685. per month
or $1,000 year, total of S316.90
for eight years, for which Mrs. Ham.
lin receives 1900 in cash and the
lodge will erect a monument to his
memory over the grave. To show the
promptness of this organization, the
draft for the payment of This insur
ance was received within weeks
after his death.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-09-17
Best Treatment for a Burn

Ii for no other reason, Chamber.
lain's Salve should he kept in every
household on account of its great
value in the treatment of burns.
1t alIays the pain almost instantly,
and unless the injury is n severe one.
heals the parts without leaving n
scar. This salve is also uneOualed
for chapped hands, sore nipples and
diseases of the skin, Price. - cents
For sale by Albert Moskop.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-09-17
The Hardware and Imple.
ment Sale

The two weeks sale of hardware
and implements at the Lincoln Hard
ware started last Wednesday with a
rush. as many wished to secure some
Of the many bargains offered, such
as are seldom offered in this line.
Everything in the store, from heavy
wagon or hack, farming Implements,
etc.. to guns. shelf hardware, kitchen
utensils, cutlery, etc., is included IN
this great sale. Come in and see how
much you can secure now for your
money.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-09-17
SO ACres--FOr Sale

80 acre ranch for sale on Big Bear Ridge;
first-class soil; Is acres under cultivation !:
fine saving timber (about l, 600 900 it. on
balance. Sell now for S14O0 $500 cash
balance terms to suit
GEORGE SLIND, Kendrick.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-09-17

Princess Flour makes nnre
and better bread than any
other flour.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-09-17
Princess Flour is the best
for bread, cake and pastry.

During the past week the Kendrick
Water Co. have been working on the
spring and reservoir which was
washed out by the cloudburst of
about two weeks ago, They expect
to have the water turned on from the
spring on American ridge in short
time.
Ladies-If you don't need it now.
you will later on-Graniteware Tin
ware, Cooking Utensils, Sad Irons,
Scissors. Big sale at Lincoln Hard
ware & Implement Co., Kendrick,
Sept. 18th to Oct. end.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-09-17
Additional Locals

Misses Howard and Cook were
among the visitors to Lewiston over
Sunday.
]. w. Dickey and family has moved
into town. occupying the Chris FLAG
house in the west end of town.
Buy your range or heating stove
while the big sale is on, Sept. Is to
Oct. 2nd. Lincoln Hardware and
Implement Co., Kendrick.
Harold McCoye of Grants Pass.
Oregon, who has been visHas,. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred S. Beckwith during
the summer vacation, returned home
Monday.
Princess Flour makes nice
white loaves.
During the past two weeks the city
has been having work done on their
part of the upper grade to American
Ridge and that part of the grade is
now IN pretty fair condition.
A sale of Household Goods and
personal property will be held Satur.
day, Sept. rs, at nine O'Clock at the
home of Mrs. FLAG, Kendrick. See
the bills for particulars.
Road Overseer Jacobus has crews
at work on the Ridge grade to Julia
eta and also on the UPPER grade to
Kendrick. A little work has been
done on the Brady Gulch road. but
it is not opened as yet.
Marion Reed, while shingling the
roof of the house lately occupied by
Rev. Light, fell off the roof last
Tuesday. breaking bis left leg in two
places. DR.. Rothwell reduced the
fracture and Marion it doing nicely
at this writing.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-09-17
Princess Flour insures good
bread all the time.

c. H. CARLY disposed of his apple
crop E. O. b: the tree. We did not
~sleatn the buyers name. nor the price.
pr. Stoneburner reports his patients
II the road to recovery and getting
/along as well as could be expected.
He has been very busy these past few
weeks.
Chas. Dale has taken his old posi-
ton as head brakeman on the Leland
local freight train No. l.. Charley has
had forty day lay.off for running
over a red light. He is now on the
water wagon.
A small party of friends visited Miss
Oracle Blackington Tuesday evening
to bid her goodbye. Although it
rained in the evening very pleasant
time was enjoyed by all. Those pres
ent we're: Misses, Viola and Gert,e
Webster, Lulu Talbot; Messrs. Wayne
and Harry Talbot, George lsman and
r. M. Smith.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-09-17

Princess Flour is the purest
and sweetest flour ever made.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-09-17
Leland Locals

A. Craig is under the weather for
repairs this week.
Herman Wagner was in town doing
business one dav this week.
w. T. Wright is visiting friends
and relatives on the Weippe,
Jess Hoffman pulled his machine in
Wednesday after successful run.
G. P. Dale is up from Portland look.
ing after his interests on the Potlatch.
Grandma Hartinger is able to be
around again. She is visiting ]. w.
this week.
E. Bird and "A. Smith left on a
prospecting trip into Dix creek
country.
Ernest Blackington. his mother and
Grace, returned to their home in
Moscow Tuesday.
Mrs. freshman is out from Iowa,
visiting her sons. She will make her
home with Ed Freshman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14
WOMEN TENNIS TouRNAMENT.
Experts Reach seni-FinaI Round O
Weafatffe Climb COurfa

+ B.
New York. May 13-The women lawn
tennis experts reached the semi-final
round of the tournament, on the courts
Of the Westside Club today, In COM
ing through the singles, Mrs. Barger-
Wallach. the outdoor national cham
pion, defeated the. former champion.
Mrs. L. M. MCLEAN. 2 to 6. to 4. to
2.
Miss NJ s. Wagner. the indoor ma
tionaI champion, defeated her rival,
Miss E. H. Moore. the four times ma
tionalist, to 6, 6 to D, s to g.
Miss Louise Hammond, Metropolitan
champion. and Miss Z. Marcus, New
Jersey State champion, won the re-
naming brackets. The former defeat
ed Miss Blackwell to /, TO 4 and the
latter defeated Miss e. C. Bunce, Hud-
son River tltleist, 8 to 4. 6 to 1.
In the doubles Miss Elsie Little and
Miss Hammond won their place In the
semi finals, defeating Miss Lane and
Miss Sallie Romans 8 to /, to 1.
In the first round of this event Miss
Edna Wildey and Mrs. A. G. Miles de-
feated Mrs. Barger- Wallach and Mrs.
f. Schmitz 6 to 2, 6 to 4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14
VICE PRESIDENTS SON
LOWERS TRAVIS CoLoRS

washington, May iS.-T. NJ. Sher-
man. of Utica. y; T.. son Of the Vice
w. j. Travis, former amateur Roif
champion OF the United States, winning
the cup for the best score In the quail
fication rounds OF the Chevy Chase
sherman, who Is only twenty-three
years old, was entered today from the
Yohundasis Club OF Utica. Travis
however, as we'll as Sherman qualify
ing among the frst eight who are to
play for, the club cup.
The ideal weather and excellent
course brought out eighty-etght play
ers. including many from san Fran
Others cities, vice President Sherman
was an interested spectator.
Interest In the play Of Messrs. Sher-
man and Travis, who finished at the
head OF the list. going the rounds to-
with r. o. Horstmann. one OF the best
players OF the Chevy Chase Club, but
a broken rib prevented the latter from
participating.
Sherman who is champion Of Central
New York, and Travis have often been
pitted against each other but always
before today Travis won the victory.
Sherman won In reality In the morn
ing ronnd ghrsa ne s,ro turned Il sSrd
Travis. Both went the round In the
afternoon in the same number of
strokes, seventy-three. Sherman'a
score for the day was 1853 and that Of
Travis 1856
The comparatively poor showing OF
the ex-champion during the forenoon
put him on his mettle during the seq
ond round and he made the green's In
course. Travis lead Sherman In the
afternoon up to the eighteenth hole
but the New Yorker even@d the scords
by beautiful putt on the home green
failure OF c. B. Mcdonald, OF Garden
City. to qualify among the first eight
He missed the privilege of getting in
that class by three strokes.
The scores Of the first eight wera.
T. NJ. Sherman. YohudasiS. Sib9: W
r. Travis. Garden City. 1855; d. MCCAIN
mon. Chevy Chase, $50; w. Tucker
Chevy Chase. 1907; C. Treat. Chevv
Chase, 100; ]. G. Davidson, Colunibis
1852; r. Leads. Chevy Chase, 1873.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14
SEVENTEEN INNINGS
CHICAGO AND WASHINGTON HAVE
A BATTLE ROYAL.
The Contest Was Finally Called ON Ac-
count of Darkness I'm the Sew
enteenth with the Score
Tled Up.

Chicago, May 1s.-chicago and
washington battled for seventeen in
nings today and the game was called
on account of darkness with the score
to /.
In the seventeenth inning the locals
had men on second and third with one
out. Manager Sullivan then took him
self out and sent in Welday. left
hand hitter. When cantillon saw this
move he sent Hughes. then pitching to
right field and sent In Gray left
handed pitcher. Sullivan countered by
taking out Welday after Gray had
pitched one ball to him. Then Cantil.
lon tried to withdraw Gray ana send
Hughes back against owens, a right
handed hitter. According to the new
rule it was up to Gray to finish
pitching to the man who was then bat
ting or give a pass. After some heat
ed Argument the umpires forced Gray
to continue pitching to Owens. He
did and passed him. Tannehiil was
the next man UP and Hughes returned
to the box, while Ganley went to right
field. Tannehlll lift to Hughes and AL
tison was forced at the plate. White
ended the chances with grounder to
Delehanty. Score:
OoOO OlO 900 600 900 OO-l 10 /
"A'''i"S 900 90 600 100 600 900 oo-l 3
Batteries-White and Sullivan; Gray,
Johnson, Burns, Hughes and Street
Time s:l5. Empires Egan and Con-
molly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14
THE RACES

Louisville, KY, May 13.-More
track records were broken at Church
Green Seal ran a mile and seventy
yards in 1:42 AS. lowering the best
previous mark of 1:43 As, held by
Warfield.
In the last race, Edwin L ran the
same distance in l:4S fiat. Han
bridge in the third race ran six fur
longs in 1911 4-5. Four favorttes
the players OF form.
The weather was warm and the
track fast, the crowd large.
Summaries:
First race. selling. five and a half
ktrafgf1t s7S5; place $3.50. show S7ib.
drst Come On Sam, los (qlasnerl
place s2Lss. show tl2.a0 sscondi- q.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14

white Man Does Not want to 8
Negro.

white Man Does Not want to See
Negro.
Chicago. May 1S.-There was no
meeting between Jack johnson and Jim
Jsfrries In Chicago today.
johnson deftly eluding the issue
which was opened to him. slipped out
Of town last evening and win I'LL a
theatrical engagement in Buffalo. As
for Jeffries. he frankly admits he does
not want to hold any conversations
with the negro.
Jeffries stated that in case Johnson
tried to confront him, there was going
to be trouble.
"I not only DIDN'T see him, but I
don't want TO see him." he remarked.
Enterrrise Beats Newton.
Enterprise, May 13- Especially
Enterprise and Newton crossed bats at
Enterprise today. resulting In victory
for Enterprise by the score OF 3 to Q.
In q ten inning game.
Batteries were FOR Enterprise, Humid
ley and Miller for Newton: Hodges AMI
ingram.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14
GREAT GAME MARRIED
BY ASSAULT ON UMPIRE

Boston, Mass. May 1a.--In a hard
fought 13-tnning game today during
which Umpire Cusack was assaulted by
one OF the visiting players and three
of them ordered off the grounds. Bos-
ton defeated Cincinnati by a score OF
to 2. In the twelfth inning, when
Catcher Roth. running for Mclean.
was called out at the plate on q close
decison, he attacked Umpire Cusack,
striking with both hands on the chest.
Roth and Dubec were Immediately put
of the grounds. Dnbec had been sit
ting on the bench. Lobert and Hug
gins were removed from the coaching
lines. Manager. Grifhth had been
elected previously for disputing an
other decision. The visiting team was
left without q catcher and Shortstop
Downey was pressed into service.
R.H.E.
Boston. :. 900 600 100 010 Is is 3
Batteries-Campbell, Mclean and
Downey: Ferguson. Mattern and Bow
erman. Time 2:45. Empires Cusaok
and tombstone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14
SUSPENDS BRESNAHAN /
FOR UGLY LANGUAGE

NV York, May 1s.--John M. HeydIer,
acting president Of the National League to-
the st. Louis team for three days. for using
unbeeoming language during the game at
Brooklyn yesterday.
Tim Hurst. the American League umpire
who was suspended by Ban Johnson, presi-
his encounter with "Kid" Elberfeld at
American League park, New York, last
week, was reinstated today and will leave
for the west tonight to take up his du-
ties.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14
MAXWELL GOES TO
NEW ORLEANS CLUB

Little Rock. May 13-(SpeciaD-
Charley Frank has refused to waive
on Bert Maxwell and will get the for
Frank liked the looks of Maxwell in
the game he worked against his team
on Monday and proceeded to annex him
when he received the waiver notice
was conveyed to President Kavanaugh
who Is here, in message from Frank
today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14
INDOOR BASEBALL
LEAGUE STANDING.

Two hotly contested indoor base
bail games were played at the Y. M.
G. A. last night. The first contest
between Tuscaloosa and Admission
thriliing finish, each team developing
q batting streak in the final inning.
Both M Marcus and Williams were
hit hard.
Admission :. $40 90 40 ~ 2
Admission 80. -. . 201 II SIS IL 4
Batteries: williams and Glider; NJ
Marcus and Johnson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14
sT1NsoN ANp narnRsoN.

Babb VIII Let Two OF Hin Men Co.
Memphis. Tenn. May 1s.-(special. }
waivers have been asked on outfleId-
er Stinson and Pitcher Emerson, fol-
lowing q personal quarrel between
them which Manager Babb said might
add to further troubles OF his tail end
aggregation.
Emerson may be returned 10 the
Tri-State club.
stinson led the Virgins. league pat.
tiers last season but has not startled
local fans by his hitting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14
THE CRACKERS WIN
DEFEAT PELICANS WHEN FRANKS
CROWD BLEW UP.
Iympare Pfennin@er Makes q Declslon
which Took All the Lifs 0ut Of
The New Orleans
Players.

New Orleans. La. May 13--The sec
ond OF the Atlanta series here was ia.
ken by the visitors. after hard uphill
fight, s to 2,
The locals became demoralized In the
eighth inning, when Pfenntnger's; de-.
ciEloil went against them and three
runs were scored before they came TO
Fisher easily held down his oppo-
nents after the fourth inning. Will
Fritz weakened. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14
THROW GAME AWAY
MEMPHIS SHOWS POOR FORM I'M
THE FIELD.
Quiesser Holds the Champs To Eour
Hits But Is sUnabIe no Pilot
Tail-Enders To q
Victory.

Memphis. Tenn. May Ia-The locals
errors brought about their defeat again
today. OF the pitchers. the honors went
to Quiesser. allowing but four hits, but
his support was ragged and Nashville
scored three runs, while one tally in
the fourth inning was all for the locals
out OF seven hits. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14

Summary.-Stolen bases, Rhoton,
Daley, Kerwin. osteen. Sacrifice hits,
Wheat. Rockenfeld, Osteen. Double
play, Sabrie to Rhoton. Innings pitch
ed, by Guese. o; BY Miller, 1-3: by
Hickman. 8 2-s; Hixon i. Hits ap-
portioned. on Guese, 10; on Hickman.
is; of Hlxon. !. AZ ,, bats apportIonsd.
man, 2; on Hixon, Z. Struck out. by
Guese. 4; by Miller. 1: by Hickman. 4;
by HIxon. /. Base on balrs, off Guese,
pitcher, BY Miller, (Persons); by Hlck-
man. (Rockenfield). Wild pitch, Hick-
man. Passed balls, Hardy. z. Time,
2:13. Umpire, Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14

In the second contest the Selma
crowd secured four hits in the first
inning, which with an error ana miss
ed third strike, Melted fire runs. After
hi. scoring two more runs in the
third on errors, Birmingham hit the
ball hard, a fortunate double play
killing their chances to win.
Selma -. -. 80. 500 00-7 o
Birmingham .. =. :. 201 lis 8
Batteries n. Marcus and Davis; Hall
and Stratford.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14

Summary--Two base hits Reagan.
Moran. stolen bases. Smith. Moran, ,;
kirkpatrick. Sacrifice hits, Robe. MO-
Fisher. 8. Base on balls. by Fisher, 4:
by Fritz 1. Passed ball Matthews,
Time 1:42. Umpire Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14
GET EVEN BREAK.
Volunteer. ana HlgAIana Park SPLIT

Volunteers and Highland Park SPLIT
Double Header.
Tho Volunteers defeated the Little
Highland Parks In a very exciting
game yesterday by score of to s.
Volunteers :. :. oil 2l2 01x-s 10 s
Highland Park :. 400 200 O0l-s Z s
Batteries: Schneider and Connifr;
Immediately following the victory
the Volunteers were nosed out In
second game by the Highland Park
team.
volunteers =. :. 22o Olo ooo-s a
Highland Park :. 210 800 O00-s 8 Z
Batteries; Shepard and Connife:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14

Phlladelphia, May 13,--Pitteburg
won a hard-fought game here today
by 8 to 4. The visitors got winning
lead in the seventh inning on three
borne and Brans1eld. Willis was
knocked off the rubber in the eighth
inning. LeeVer, who succeeded him,
PhiIsdeiphia 100 10 010--4 10 8
PittsburE -. .0i0. 100 sos s /
Batteries--Moore and Dooin; Willis.
Lever and Gibson. Time, 2:05. Um-
pirss. Emslie ana o'Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14
CRIss Rn-rNsrATTD.

81. Louis Club Must Pay Him BaezE
SALARY.
Cincinnati. May ia.--By a ruling o.
the National Baseball Commission, an.
,1aunned today the application Of
'sDode" Criss, OF the 81. Louis Aneris
can League team. for REIMBURSEMENT "a
granted ana the 81. Louis Club Is re-
5uired 20 pay him his salary from the
signing OF his contract
No Danalty is imposed upon Crlaa.
who had been placed on the inslistbis
list for failing to report to his clun
al the beginning OF this season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14

summary;-rwo base hits. cocash. COL
Sacrifices hits Boucher. Collins. Tarleton.
stolen bases. Cocash, sentz, Tarleton. Casey.
Compton, 4; by Bauer. .. Double plays.
Bauer to Larsen to ELAN; Larsen (unassist-
ed.) Time 1850. Umpires Fitzsimrnons and
O'Brien.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14
Maxwell was on the Montgomery

Maxwell was on the Montgomery
staff for two successive years. He
pitched sensational ball here toward
sn as If sns soSsed in 1897
Connie Mack. He was held on the
bench for a good part of the next
spring ana never has gotten right
since. although he has frequently
but has not looked good enough for
Bill Smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14

Summary-Two base hits, Wagner,
East, Butler. Coulson. Sacrifice hits,
Case, Baerwald, Cary. Stolen bases,
Wiseman, Noyes, >Baerwald. Double
plays, East to Robertson; Case to Rob-
ertson to Seabaugh. Passed ball, Sea-
baugh. Struck out, by Case, /; Quies-
Quiesser, S. Hit by pitcher, Babb.
Time. 1910. Umpire. Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14

Mobile. Ala, May 1.-THE Mobile
Baseball Association today sold Pitcher
Edward Kiliion to the Burlington, Ia,
team OF the Central Association.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14
Cincinnati 900 O1O 600 o1O % "a s


BROOKLYN, May 13.-Brooklyn defeat
ed st. Louis in a pitchers contest to-
day, to l. Brooklyn scoring a winning
tally in the sixth with home run to
deep left. Score: r. H. e.
St Louis .......100 600 00O--i 4 1
Brooklyn -. 100 Dol 0Os-2 6 o
Batteries-Lush and Phelps: Rucker
and Bergen. Time, 1:43. Empires,
KLEIN and Kane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14

prevail OF q numper Of contracts and re-
leases OF players, including the release
by st. Louis to Montgomery tSouthern
League OF Champ Osteen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14
DUBS WERE A CINCH
THE LITTLE ROCK CREW HAD NO
TROUBLE.
Eiiam,s Triple Following Raub's Lucky
Double Gives the Dubs Their Only
Run Of tho
Game.

Little Rock, May 15-Baucr proved easy
today. the locals finding him for fifteen
hits. Compton pitched his first game for
Little Rock today and was very effective.
Ellann's triple following Raub's lucky double,
giving the visitors their only run.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14
CAROIINA LrAcuu

w At s gsIs1na il;
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .; Green's
At Observation-Disclosures. 5; Green
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-14

third Time i:os snake Mary. p.
sorrsii Top. 6onnybard woodisnds'
sso s1s'i rass s sIf two ys.r old.
los iRice] straight $500. place
ven sso .0 s.eo as,aiS 2uSSS sSs; sss.
Eermosa Bella. infs,no Queen. Hstehis
TsSn A sissa Boy s0s ciy.nis s .n
Third race. purse. sig furiongs:
:slsiEss . ,ss; place ~: show ss;isss::
place f7.is: show t7.so; oiambala.
1:l1 As. fannie. .Admonitor. seawell.
Black Mary. Sir Irving. Donna and
Fourth race: one mile and seventy 4,
SPass,. ,s..raisht 'lI;ss, place s,S;ss.
i iSs tRies nF's psee sss NAV
show. third. Time l:42 As. stolypin.
Old Honest also rsa ~, ,,r,on
.einns s rs Hsaa s,' los sso poxsr.' sii.ss
s srst; Mics i Felix ios tBsrten) SO %
P s sis iis0g Shove ;se'n shlr9 hss
i:o7 as. Autumn wind. Bess Ward.
Select. Tim Kelly. Tackle: Marmorean.
cignet. Hiram. Tom AcAfee and Nsr-
sixth race, one mile and seventy
yards: Selling: Edwin L. %. tMartinl
s sssso s:fsisn hsp ;ssS ,sss
place: SIS .s5. show. second; hara Avis.
Ito (McGee) ss.20 show, third. Time
l:ls; Denver Girl, Richard Reed.
Grisweil. Don Enrique also ran.
Results nj Norfolk.
Norfolk. Va, May 13.-The opening
of the jamestown Jockey Clubs spring
meeting today was an suspicious one.
the hurdle race on turf at two miles.
The field of FIVE jumpers went the
course without a mishap. Impertinence
at, to z, the Canadian jumper. won
tendance was 1900. Weather fine;
track fast. Summaries:
First race. two year oid. purse. four
10, second: Fear Naught II, io7 tAaT-
ty) 3to l. second. Time rs As. Kith
and Kin. Billie Buske. The Speaker,
Missouri Bell. Calean ran.
seiling-star Gowan, los (Reidl . to
5. won: Incognito. iis tGrand) Q to l.,
second: Lady Fitzherbert, 1os (Harty)
to /, third. Time i:1a. Bergoo.
Profit. Lady Gay spanker. Far and Or
ran.
handicap hurdle. two miles on turf
Impertinence. $50 l(McCiain) 2 Ia to
l. won; sparkles, Iss sGrsntiSnd) even.
ssifd r ssa ssa sss 70 ana
Charles @. Gates ran.
Fourth race four year olds and up,
selling. six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III
(McCahey) 8 to /. won; Maxurna. los
(Contin) to 5. second: cloisteress. l0+
(Haynes) even, third. Time 1914 4-k
Baby Willie. Masks and Faces. Botan.
list ran.
Fifth race. three year old, selling,
six furiongs-Eschew. 10 (Mccaheyl
1-2 to /, won: Chaperon. 105 f0rand)
to L second; Guy King. lo3 tReid)
Z to 10, third. Time 1915. Donation.
Chepontuc. Colon. Eustacian ran.
Sixth race, four year oids and up,
selling. one mile and sixteenth--Coat
of Arms. Ill (McCate) to 1, won;
Kiilochan, Ill (McCahey) . 70 /, Sec
ond: Montrose, loS (Hart) ! to ., third.
Time las. Martins. Fancy Bird. Laugh
ing Eyes ran.