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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Samfoei cam
mp from Hagerman this morning 70
a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. {
Trout and family.
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Do you save any of You income?
A few shares of stock in the Roswell
Building & Loan Association will train
you in the habit.-R. H. McCune, Sec
rotary n Manager. 91t1O
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-23

Father Christman left this morn
ing on a trip of several days OF which
he will attend to church work. He
will stop at every town between Eli
da and Melrose.
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We are equipped TO do your work
promptly and satisfactorily. We So
ticit Your patronage. We can make
good.-William * Raihb. 0Otf.
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G. A. Jones returned last night
from POttsboro, Texas. where he was
called by the Illness of his son, Reed
Jones. The younger man was very
low with typhoid fever. and on sever
al occasions 1t vas thought that he
could not cover; but he is now I'm.
proving nicely. Mrs. Jones. who went
with .Ir. Jones, will remain at Potts
,5oro until her son entirely
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-23

We have several 3 aud 10 acre
blocks both improved and unimproved
close in to sell.-Roswell Title &
Trust Company.
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Miss Ida Given left this morning
for her home at Kansas City after
spending evera days in Roswell. She
will be Joined up the road by her bro
Their, T. t. Given. who was here a few
days ago on business.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-23

F. F. Hardwick returned his morn
ing from Artesia, where he has been
looking after his interests in the big
college town.
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Mrs. R. f. Wigner, who is making
an extended visit here for her health.
left this morning for a G viSi'
at her home in Fort Worth.
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CALL STAR LIVERY for nice rig:
for outing anu mountain trips,-Tel
ephone 1S2-R. B. Jones. prop. 743m
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Ed VI. Tyson came up from the Tur
key Track ranch e Artesia thii
morning to spend a few days witt
friends.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-23

Orders for Franco-American Hygie-
mic Toilet articles taken by Mrs. Mary
p. Cobcan. Phone 166. 600 n. Main
Street. 99t4.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-23

Edrar Harrall and family came
Town from Kenna last night and will
now make their home here. having
secured a residences east of Roswell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-23

Mrs. ]. c. Glass and sister, Miss
Pearl Popnoe, were here from Lake
Arthur yesterday, shopping and Wis
ting friends.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-23

Horse shoeing carefully done at
Williams & Rabbs. Ed Cochran and
S. A. Whitesides a do the work sat
isfactorily. They understand it. 00tf.
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Prepared TO winter 1000 sheep. APP
ply at First National Bank, Elida, N.
NJ. for reference.-G. S. Sneathen.
Elida, N. VI. 100t3~
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Mrs. d.. A. Paddock was here from
Hagernan yesterday and returned to
her home last night. accompanied by
Mrs. Albert Hanny, who will spend a
few days In Hagerman.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-23

J.. s. Kennedy returned this morn
ing from Artesia. where he went oil
business for the Roswell Hardwar'
Company.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-23

A fine new 8 room house 2 story,
modern in every respect 2 large
p~orches, close in, closets. reception
hail. every thing complete, S3,15O.-
Roswell Title & Trust Company.
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Mrs. Mack Minter left This mornin.
for Henrietta. Texas. for a two weeks
visit with relatives.
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If you want to see, see US
Valley Optical kompanY.
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DIR. p. w. Longfellow returned last
night from a "trip through the north
end of the territory.
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A. Lewis. of Lake Arthur. was In
h city today looking after business
affairs.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-23

Fred Miller returned last nigh
from a trip up the roa for the Kenl
Lumber Company.
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See Everman before you build. |
guarantee satisfaction. Phone 107 and
| will call. 90tf
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Mrs. j. Odd Hamilton left this
morning for ke1na for a few days
visit.
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c. r. Dale came up from Stamford,
Texas, yesterday for a business visit
IN Roswell.
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II {. Esleston returned this morn.
ing from a "trip down the valley.
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DIR. G.. A Lipp returned this morn
ing from Carlsbad. where he has beer
on cattle inspection work.
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Take your horses to Cochran and
Whitesides to ave them shod. They
have made horse shoeing a specially,
work scientifically done.-WilIiam q
Rabb. O0tf.
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Come to Hutcnins q Browns Texas
Shop 209 South Main. 99tf
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Come to Hutchins & Browns Texas
Shop 209 South Main. 99tf
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VIII Lindstrom has returned from
n four months stay at st. Louis.
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d. F. Thomas returned this morn
ing from a trip TO Artesia.
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r. l.. McIllwaine went to ArteSis
last night TO remain until Monday at
tending to business affairs
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guarantee TO move you without de
facing your furniture.-E. 5. Mundy,
Transfer, phone 50. S0t1n
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DONE forget the big Sunday dinner
at the Roswell Hotel. only 25c. g9t2.
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II. ]. Thode left this morning for a
two weeks visiting trip TO Sioux City.
Ia, and his Old home in Holstein, Ia.
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Voice and Piano Instruction
r. A. A. CHASE
STUDIO, Corner Main and 5th

Boellner. the jeweler. has it cheaper
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Miss Rotha Ditmore left this mOrn
Ing for Fort Worth for a visit With
her sister. Mrs. J.. D.. Whitton.
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K. k. K.

Extra Select Oysters.
Try our Booths Extra Select Oys-
ters in cans and seal shipt Oysters
in bulk.-Roswell Meat Market. 9Stf.
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Fresh shipment Kings Famous
candy, see window-lngersoll BCol
Stationery. Art and Good Candy Co.
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Mrs. ,Wm. II. Pope arrived this
morning from Carlsbad, where she
has been visiting since her return
from r Paso. She came up for the
meeting of the Shakespeare Club this
afternoon.
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LOST.

LoST:-Window to a cab, return 10
the City Livery. e9t2s.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-05
REVOLVER CLUB is
GIVEN EVEN BREAK
Loses in Match with Portland Shoot
ina Team and Wins Against
Coonials-Scores In
Detail

Information concerning the telegraph
revolver match with the Myles Stan
dish Rifle club of Portland Me-, has
Just been received by Secretary Thax-
ter of the Los Angeles Revolver club.
Through some error the telegram of
the result of the eastern team did not
reach the Los Angeles club.
The match took place Saturday,
April "a, the Myles Standish club win
ming by 1O1 points. Their score was
252s to 2427 by the local club. Adams
was high man of the Myles Standish
club. His score was go out of pos
sible 300. H. d. Thaxter was high
man of the locals, scoring 260. A. b.
Douglas, who is usually high man OF
the local team, fell down to sixth place
on account of his not being accus-
toned to his new Smith & Wesson A
six shooter. Douglas uses a A in the
indoor matches and a 3S on the out
door 50-yard range. The conditions of
the contest were 80 shots per man at
20 yards indoors, light artificial. Fol-
lowing are the scores of the Myles
Standish team: Adams 270, Hatch 269,
Hagen 266, Stevens 257, Mitchell 255,
Folkins 249, Foster 247, Fawcett 246,
Crosby 240, wilkins 229. Total 2528.
The scores of the Los Angeles team
f4lI
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE

BROOKLYN. May 4.-Boston and
Brooklyn broke even in the first double
header of the season. Score, first game:
Boston T. hits 8, eros 4.
Brooklyn 6, hits 8, errors 1.
Batteries = White, Chappelle and
Smith; Rucker, Hunter and Bergen.
Umpires-Johnstone and Cusack.
Second game:
Boston 2, hits 5, errors 1.
Brooklyn 5, hits 8, errors 1.
Batteries -Mattern, Lindaman and
Bowerman; Scanlon and Dunn. UNI
pires-Cusack and tombstone.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4.-Philadel-
phia made it three straight over New
York by winning today's game. Moren
was effective and was given brilliant
support. Score:
Philadelphia S, hits II, errors 0.
New York 2, hits z, errors 3.
Batteries-Moren and Doom; Mat
thewson, Raymond and Schlei. Umpires
-Rigler and TRULY
CHICAGO, May 4.-For ten innings
today neither team could do much
against the pitching of Brown and
Adams, Pittsburg's latest find, former
ly of the Louisville team. Pittsburg,
however, punched four singles in the
eleventh, defeating Chicago, to o.
Score:
Chicago 0, hits 6, errors q
Pittsburg l. hits 8, errors 3.
Batteries-Brown and Moran; Adams
and Gibson. Umpires- Emslie and
O'Day.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-05

proposed establishment of course for
thoroughbreds at Tia Juana, have
caused something of panic among the
blue stockings who are unalterably OPP
posed to the game by principle; that
racing has not been swept from the
country in a wave of reform, as pre-
dicted by the extremists at the time
the California legislature passed its
sweeping extinctive measures against
running races, merely causes a smile
among those who from the background
watched the course of events, realizing
that no movement forced to its limit
will hold popularity Racing is thing
of the past in California, and even
many horsemen are adverse to 1t until
the game is conducted on clean stand
ard, but this does not mean that within
a few years the thoroughbred sport will
be among the pastimes of olden days.
Dave Deshler the easterner, is the
second man to sidestep Freddie Walsh.
The habit has grown among the east
ern lightweights after the manner in
which the marvelously clever little
Briton disposed of several of the faith
full. Deshler refused to make weight
for their ten-round bout scheduled for
disputation last night at the Armory
Athletic club, Boston, and as a conse-
quence the fight was declared off, Fred
die not caring to go into the ring with
a man outweighing him several pounds
after the articles had called for a
definite figure. Apropos of the mem
ton of Freddie Walsh, his $4,000 side
bet posted for meeting with Battling
Nelson has never been drawn down
and has never been covered. Can it
be possible that the game little Battler,
who always has prided himself on his
willingness to meet any man in the
world in his division, has decided that
caution is the better part of valor in
this instance and will not jeopardize
his title until forced into it? The time
probably will come and may not be far
off when the public will force the Dane
to meet Walsh.
Baseball players who swell up over
their wonderful efforts in the national
game and holler for more salaries.
claiming they work too hard for the
money they get, might read this little
reflection from the brain of a writer on
the st. Louis Post-Dispatch. 1t is
worthy of note, considering the fact
that a score of high-class men have
held out this year for higher salaries
in the big leagues:
ooh, you baseball Can you beat it?
Is there any business in the world but
baseball where the employee has four
or five weeks expenses paid by his
employer, just to fit him for work?
Is there any other occupation in the
world where you draw a twelve months
salary for six months hustling? Is
there any other means of earning a
livelihood that will permit you to turn
over in bed when tired and worn out
with trying to have a. good time, and
tell your superior that he'll have to
come across with better contract?
And If he has the least objection, is
there any line where the worst you
can get is a vacation? Is there any
other job, we ask, where you are COM
PEELED to eat more good food, sleep In
nicer beds, dodge more hospitality and
in general have prosperity .rammed
down your throat than in baseball?
"Well. not so that you can find it,"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-05
FRENCH DRIVER SETS
FAST PACE FOR MILE
Chevrolet Performs Daring Feat in
Automobile Races at Montgom-
cry Track-Dewitt Is Star
of Day

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May A
great crowd OF motor enthusiasts
cheered wildly today as Louis Chevro-
let, the daring Frenchman Of the Buick
team, drove a mile in Sc seconds fiat
with a 30-horsepower car over the mile
track at the fair grounds. He won the
100-mile race easily, going the distance
in 1875 minutes, after having had tire
trouble at seevral junctures.
George Dewitt was the star of the
day. The Jacksonville member of the
Buick team won three races, the only
other event not being open to him.
Summaries:
Motorcycle handicap, five miles-Robert
Stabbs scratch (Indian), won: W. L. Pea
cock three-eighths mile (Yale)i second.
Time 5:54 2-5.
Cars $1,000 and under. Ave miles-George
Dewitt (Buicl), won; Oscar Norman
(Buick) secondi Herndon (Buick), third.
Time 1858 3-5.
Cars $4,000 and under. five miles-Dewitt
(BuicS) won; Cowell (Chalmers-D etroiD,
second: Norman Quick 22), third Time
$40 2-5.
Free -for-al stock cars handicap Ave
miles standing start-Dewitt Quick 22),
SIS, won; Cowell Chalmers Detroit 30), los,
second; Norman Quick 22), 19s third
Time 556 3-5.
Free-for-all, stock cars, 100 miles-chev-
rolet Quick 800. won; Dewitt Quick I'D.
second Time 2h 6m.
Exhibition mile won by Chevrolet in IS
seconds.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-05
AMATEURS TAKE
DRASTIC ACTION
TWO SWIMMERS SUSPENDED
AFTER INVESTIGATION
REGISTRATION COMMITTEE OF A.
A. A. BARS ATHLETES
Frank Holborow and crum Suffer as
Result Of Probing Of Charges of
Professionalism by George
Freeth

At the meeting of the registration
committee of the Southern CallIornla
hrancl, of the A. A. u. last night TO
the charges preferred by
George Freeth, who was not present at
the meeting owing to the fact that ne
left Los Angeles, were tfrashed out
and as a result Frank Holborow was
on the admission of 2
letter handed to Captain franklin,
secretary of the commission, asking in
formation regarding the position as
lifesaver at the Redondo Swimming
club. This means that Holborow can
not compete in amateur aquatics for
two years.
There were several high school swim
mers at the meeting, and after hearing
the evidence of Marcus Lee, coach OF
the girls indoor Los Angeles high
school baseball team, who is also
swimmer connected with the Southern
California Swimming association, as
well as that of Jack Warrington, the
committee went into executive session
and decided that Crum as we'll as Hol-
borrow be suspended indefinitely. Coach
Kinter Hamilton stated that he was
in favor of the bath house managers
making a report as to who they would
employ as lifesaving guards. The COM
mittee passed resolutions to this eff
feet, which were spread upon the min
utes.
Chairman George Braden made a re-
port that a protest had been entered
by the Los Angeles Y. M. C. A. on
account of holding the Southern Cali
fornia championship boxing contests
on the courts of the Los Angeles Ath-
letic club. Information was received
that the boxing events would be held
on neutral courts, probably the Turner
gymnasium, and the matter was
dropped.
Kinter Hamilton reported that he
had received a protest from the Comp
ton high school on the ground that a
student of that school in the Academic
league had participated last July for
a cash prize in a running race. 1t was
agreed that If the student would re-
fund the money to it's rightful owner
his offense would be forgotten.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-05
TWO SWIMMERS JUDGED GUILTY
BY INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
END OF RACING IN
JAPAN IS PREDICTED

+ TOXIC, Saturday, May IA :.
\ tremendous effort has been made :
i by the race track element in Japan :
j. to induce the government to re- =
+ tract and permit betting upon the :.
!. tracks, but Marquis Katsura, the =
:. premier, has stood firm, and for :
< another year at least the race :
! tracks of the empire will be with .
i out their favorite pari-mutuel or =
= any other form of betting =
!. This means in Japan practically =
4 an end to horse racing and neces- =
!. sarily heavy loss to the stockhold- =
+ ers of the various race tracks. :
4 The development of racing in :
! Japan was extremely rapid. From =
! a single course established at Yo- =
+ kohama by foreigners at least half :
!. dozen tracks were in swing =
= when the blow fell and gambling :.
! was prohibited. So fragrant were :
j. the cases of fraud and so numer- :
!. GUS the examples of ruin brought !
\ about by reckless betting that the =
\ government suddenly put it's foot :
!. down upon the whole enterprise. =
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-05
BASEBALL
SACRAMENTO TEAM LOSES WILD
FIRST GAME TO DILLON'S ANGELS
TODAY'S GAME TO BE
PLAYED AT PASADENA

: Los Angeles and Sacramento :
! Coasters meet this afternoon in a =
: regularly scheduled game at Tour !
: naanent park, Pasadena, being the \
!. first league game played in Pasa- :
: dena this season. The contest is Z
! a test of the drawing power Of \
> the Crown city diamond. The :
\ game will be called at 3;15, thus !
\ enabling the school children and <
+ business men to attend. Los An I
\ geles fans who follow the teams !
+ over to the foothill city can reach :
= the grounds on forty-minute !
\ schedule over the Oak Knoll line, !
+ getting off at California street and :
! walking two blocks east =
= Preceding the game parade of :
\ the teams in automobiles, with =
- the Pasadena fans in line following :
= in machines, viii traverse the prin- :
= cipal streets The spacious grounds (
j. at Tournament park have been !
\ thoroughly oyerhauled, and If :
X home runs are made they will have )
!. to be record breaking hits. Ad- :
X vance demands indicate that big :
!. crowd will turn out, as the out :
\ side fans are enthusiastic over the :
Z arrangement of the game. :
\ !. \ 4 + 4. \ i. !. + J. i ! ! :. = = = :
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-05
REsuLrs AT pIMLIco

PIMLICO Md, May 4.-First race, four and
half furlongs-Beau Chiffon won, Bedmin-
ster second, Dalhousie third. Time, 55 1-5.
second race, one mile-Takahira won, Bonnie
Kelso second, Dispute third. Time, 1;4O S-5.
Third race, the Severn purse, six furlongs--
ST Jeanne won. Sally Preston second, Taboo
third. Time, lib As.
Fourth race, Owners handicap, steeplechase
about two miles-Louis Wood won, Waterway
second Kentucky Beau third. Time, 1923 3-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Red River won
Consistent second, Mystiner third. Time
1913 3-5.
Sixth race, mile and sixty yards-Ruxton
won Beau Coup second, Great Jubilee third
Time, las S-5.
Seventh racey selling one mile-Smoker won,
Lad OF Langdon second. Hill Top third. Time,
1:4O As.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-05
VERNONS WIN FACILITATING
TWELVE-INNING STRUGGLE
Hooan's Triple and Double Contribute
to Long Drawn Out Victory over
Van HaItren's Team
Especial to The Herald.l

SAN FRANCISCO, May 4.-The in
habitants of Vernon ought to be chop
ping down laurel trees tonight to make
wreaths for Happy Hogan's brow. he
nut the place on the map in a palpitat-
ing twelve inning struggle with the
Oaks today
Meggs was clouted hard at intervals,
but kept them pretty well separated
until the twelfth. Hit played freeze
out game on the slab, holding the chill
dren of Van down to three Insignificant
swats. Hogan was taken with Mt OF
desperat ton in the tenth inning. He
clouted out a nice ree-bagger, but
was slaughtered trying to come in on
bunt.
The twelfth was a charm for the Yer
mons. Hogan again plunged into the
fray. This time he landed two-bag-
ger. Hits single out brought him to
third, and Haley's two-bagger brought
in the winning run. The tabulated
score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE

ST. LOUIS, May 4.-st. Louis won
from Detroit today by hitting the ball
Waddell was wild and gave the visit
ors six bases on balls in the first two
innings. Score:
st. Louis A, hits 8, errors l.
Detroit 2, hits 5, errors 0.
Waddell and Criger; Sum-
ners and Stanage.
BOSTON, May 4.-Tannehills fine
pitching enabled Washington to win,
1 to 0. Score:
Boston 0, hits 8, errors o.
Washington l. hits 2, errors 0.
Batteries-Morgan and Spencer; Tan
nehill and Street.
NEW YORK, May "A decisive de-
feat was administered to Philadelphia
today Score:
Philadelphia 3, hits 8, errors 4.
New York IL, hits 10, errors.
Batteries-Vickers, Schiller, Lapp
and Thomas; Quinn and Blair.
CLEVELAND. May 4.-Cleveland de-
feated Chicago easily, 10 to 2. Score:
Cleveland 10, hits 10, errors /.
Chicago 2, hits 4, errors 1.
Batteries-Young and Clarke; Smith
and Sullivan
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-05

Entries close Tuesday, June 1, 1909,
National association rules to govern
unless otherwise stated. Hopples not
barred on PAGERS. Entrance fee 5 per
cent of purse and per cent additional
from money winners. Any entry ac-
companied by per cent of purse q
per cent additional to start) will not be
suspended for further payments, pro
vided horse is declared out in writing
before p m. on day before the race.
Mile heats, in Except for 3year-
olds in 81. No race longer than five
heats. Money to be paid in accordance
with summary at the end of the fifth
heat.
Money divided so, 25, 10, 10 per cent
of purse. Any horse distancing the
field or any part thereof entitled to one
money only.
Handicap conditions-Three per cent
to enter and per cent additional from
winners. Money divided, $500, $780, $3.50,
$500 and $50 Mile dash, standing start,
Horses handicapped to 2:2O, so many
feet per second according to speed.
Slow horse at wire. Entries close
Tuesday, June 1, 1909. Horses given
their handicaps day before race. AS
ISOLATION reserves the right to change
the order of the program and to de-
clare off any race not filing satisfac-
torily.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-05
TEAMS ANSWER CHALLENGE

Compton grammar school started
things when its manager wrote chal-
lenge to The Herald for games and
now he can have his pick.
Answering the Compton grammar
schools challenge the Hern1on base
ball team would like to arrange a
game with them for next Saturday
afternoon or any other Saturday AFTER
noon.
We would like to arrange games With
any other grammar school on Satur-
day afternoon also. Reply to Leon
Robertson, telephone East 14O, or adj
dress p. o. box $3.50, Los Angeles.
The st. Vincent Juniors accept the
challenge issued to them by the Comp
ton grammar school on saturday next
Please write and tell us the terms.