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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-08

Dem boben SauIe nnb Dem 2anoe
oaraus erma6ien miiIie. ST meiilte
ielbit, iebr flug uno iebr bereot ge-
meien 81 iein> unb i6loB nit elmer
i6onen 8broie BON Ser yboben giile
ii6t @urer 9nr1loaht, Die es Dem
Gbef oes fiiritli6en @eiammtbalt-
les getpiB ni6t perargen peroe.
penn acknowledgements an oas Ser5
@urer 9ur6laudt appeaiere uno ba-
te = immer in Der feiten Soffnung,
bob oomit auf lange 3eit binous ia
nur elmer Sorm geniigt meroe :
So6itibre lebtpiGigen 8%eitimm1nsell
legaliter inn Sousardip nieoer5rllez
gen gu nollen!"
Die 8rin5eIiin batte mirflid golt5
rubig, gotl5 gelaifen %5ngebort.
@ls Seltenburg idloB, trot Tie Gin
lpenig Dor = uno er muBte 1id)
ielbit eeiteben. trob ibres mebr ols
einfaden Sausfleioes nit bober
i@iirbe - uno iogte fltr5: u&i6ten
Sic meinem Setter, Dem 6iiriten
aus, bob es leiner Wabnung niht
beourft batte. Sd meroe i6or in
naditer 3eit meiir 5eitament i'm
iiSmlsordip nieoerleeen laiien. Sic
,oiirfen aber andD aur gerubieune
meines 8aters bia5ufiigen," 6ier
madte iie cine 8miie, Die Seiner
@rcenen5 nit iid iteieernoem @ers-
flopfen Dor Sefunoe gu Sefunoe
Ianeer gu meroen idien ubob
i'd, abgeieben bon einigen 2egnten,
al1sidlieblid gu guniten unires &au-
ies t%eitiere. Sd oonfe Sbnen, gr,el-
-lena!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-08
Mdltes @apitel.

Siefenbaltien funo Die fleine &in-
teritube Der 9unie'i9en @einbano=
lung semiitli1, Sen ddt5ebnbunoert-
adtunoa6t8iger Mouton 3otbidiol
mardenbaft idon. nno Die @dnie=
leberpoitete, Die inn Ser Sberleut=
nant nit Der anteoilupianiiden SD
gernniform poriebte, taoeaos. Sn
eriter 2inie aber mar es bod oos
tigentiimlih Observation-Disclosures
be Milieu, oas inn 5ngleid eefiel
uno i'm beluitigte, oie ielbftgenii-
eenoe, ipieBiee 1gebaelidfeit, pcr-
bunoen nit elmer @ihtigtierei bon
bismeilen falt prosieem @nitrif, Die
iid gu chamber perbielten etpa ipie
Die nngeoedten, abgenubten Glide gu
ben eleftriiben 8liiblompen an Der
0efe.
3nerit tparen fem @altgeber mno
er aIein i'm Stiibden gepeien, unb
nadoem Tie Die erite u8outeiGe"
getrunfen uno Der 6liigelaoiutont Die
5weite uguooel" beite1lt batte, feline
oide Naie iid roter 5u farben be.
sann, mar Ser onfanes etmas form
lihe &err BON &aitien aufeetaut.
SSn oieiem Stadium fling er getpob.l-
li6 an, bon ben gliiflihen 3eitsn
Dor 1866" 5u~ipre6en. @ie ihor
unb rubig, mie iopaii6 es oanals
in @iaitein semelen lei, am Sofa
nno BET ieiner seeliebten uTruppe".
(Gortiekula iolat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-08
Mnf ieiner llr[oubsreiie bot

Inf leiner urIoubsreile batte
elm boperiider G%bepallrleger fiir5lid,
cine gepobnerin oes ihonem Saf,.
lenlonoes fennen gelernt. DieIe bat
te iid iterblih in ben Ifneioiaen
Reitersmam NIT Ser fleioIamen Uni
form perliebt. Sic bGtte oas atlae-
babnte gerbaltnis aud nod ser me
permeioliden Srenmng germ nod,
meiter forteeiest, menn AUDI eirit-
neilen MIR auf Dem 10 beliebten
Wege oes aniidtspoftfartenmed)iels
als tie lid nun anididte, nit Ser
aorreiponoens gu beginner uno ben
laultren o8ruB aus 3nidau" all
aoreiiieren, oa merfte Tie su ibrem
Sdreden, baB fie mol Namen uno
Wobnort ibres baperiiden 0erebrers,
nidt aber oeiien Gruppenteil i'm
@eoa6tnis bebalten batte. aber
Die Sadfen ufein belle" rrn6 ,2iebe
mad)t erfinoeriid". Mlio ipuroe Ser
2%iebesgruB nit Der @ufidrift perIe-
ben: .Serrn q. g. (oer 0ame NOR
natiirli6 aussei6rieben) in gop-
relltb. Soloat NIT. griinen Soleu
uno rotten Streifen". Ser 10 8e3eif,-
nete fom rifti9 in ben 9eIib Ser
fnr ihn beitimmten aarte. Soffent-
lid reiBt er Ole boIoe Ioib aus if.
rer peinlifen 8erlegenbeit uno teilt
tbr IN leinem Mntmortifreiben No-
men uno Nnmmer ieines Reaiments
gu ternerem geeigneten @ebroud,e
ibleunieit nit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-08
Gs itebt an Der epite.

WroBe Eaten perIongen Mnerfen.
itis1g. Die @elt front ibren 8oa.
bringer. Desbalb front oas ameri-
'foriiae Bolt aih Or. Sings Nem
Discovery dig 4onig Der Soils uno
Rangers eiImitteI. Sober Mtom 1T
EN- @~eiun6beits. admpfer. gs totct
aeirne ul6 grf1Itungen nno Ga
Grippe peri1pinoet, gs BELT Sic
BON &uften aneegriffenen SdIeim-
tdute uu6 beenoet ben &uiten. Rran-
e, ent5iin6ete WronhnI-M obren tuer.
ben gebeilt, 2iineeu iper6en furiert
ltn0 @Ilihineen boren auf. 81. Jeo.
More, HIad Sad, sc. g., idreibt:
sgs furierte mir boz, 2ungenIeioen
liDe1tbes nlIe Merate oIs boffnungsIos
0Mfprgeben." 80 gts. uno $1.0D.
HrobefInihe frei. Gorantiert bon al.
len DrHggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-08
Salle oor Se,t Cberseri6t.

Som 8linoesobergeridt oos IL.
5. SO. feline Sitnneen tpieoer aiif
nimmt ltebt I'M 2anfe bes @inters
cine Neibe bon gnti6eioineen fiber
Die Ge6tsitdnoiefeit Der Mntt=
Sruit= unb @iienbabngelebe 81 ers.
marten. Sn eriter 2inie fomnlt oa
bas 8erfabren gegen ben Sabaftru1t
in getrobt. Ser @eri6tsbof miro
gu entideiben boben, Oh Die &ombi=
notion BON &orporationert, ipel6e CUR
s3eit als @merican Sabacco Company
abeitebt, unter BEN 8eItimnungen bes
sSberman'iden Inti-Sruiteeiebes ols
~eeieemiorig oti3uieben uno oesbalb
ouf5nloien lei. @leid5eitig miro bos
@eridt entldeiben mliiler, Oh sic
8rooufte oes Srults pom 5piIden=
ftaatliden 8erfebr aus5ui6lieBen lei
en-. Die untere Sniton5 bot in 9e=
sug ouf bieie glitfte fir oie 9feaie-
ring entidieOen. Serner lit iiber
mebrere midtige gtienbabnfaae 5u
entiheioen, in. oenen Die 8efngnis
Ser 8unbes-8erfebrs &ommiiiion.
Sradtraten por5ui6reiben, in Sroge
itebt. Do tit gum 8eiipiel oas Ser
fabren, ipeldes oie Soutbern 8acific
uro Die Oregon & California &ail=
tpap Company eegen Die &ommiIitn!t
eingeleitet batten, UNI lebtere an her
Seitietung uatlgemeiiener" Srabt-
iabe nblter ben 8eitimmnngen seq
Sepburn-@ eleees gu perbinoern. Die
untere Snitan5 entihieo 5tpei gu Gins
| gegen Die &ommiilion nno Ser 6al
mario an oas gunoesobereerift per-
mie1eny neil Bic 1tntere Snitan3 yge=
teilt" getpeien. SIM Sulti5-9 eparte-
ment ibeint man Ser @niidt gu fem.
oas bohlte gribltnal meros oieien
Bernfnnesgruno fir ni6tig erfld=
rem uno ben SAT- an Die nntere Stt-
itan5 5uriidpeiien. @iro in oieiem
6aae bic mirflide 5treitfraee, be-
rreffeno Die 8efugnis Ser &omnliis
iion Srabt- reipeftipe 9aiiagier=
Earife gu normieren, bonn 8unbes-
pbergeridt nidt brett 'entidieoen
10 miro man iid big CUR @nti6eionng
zines anoeren dbnIiden 5anes, Die
Wiiiouri &iper-5ra6tiabe betref-
feno, melden &ihter @roBcnp in
Chicago gu ltneuniten ser &omlnii=
iion entidieoen bat, geouIoen mHi-
len. @noere Sdne, Die @erteiIung
bon &oblen- betref-
feno, iomie Die Mniebung BON Depot
aebiibren fir Bieb an BEN gbicaeoer
Gnoifationen, iolen ebenfaas i'm
fommenoen Sermin Dem b0dften Sc
ridt CUR entideiouns ~oorgeIegt tper-
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-08
gon ct. 2onis. mad Stem gorf.

Ton Sonntog, 5. 4. Nobember
an miro Die 8enniplnania Sbori
Sine einen poafommen MODERN ein-
geridteten Yuamm 3ug BON ST.
2ouis nah Nefp Oorf, cine Strede
BON 1854 Meilen, in "a Stunoer
laufen laiien. Dieier 3ug fabrf je.
ben Gag, Inn ieds llbr abenos, bon
ST. 2onis ab unb miro mnter Dem
Manlen befailnt iein pSbe "a Somr
Neiu Yurfer". 6. Joro, 8oII. Sraf-
fic Wonoser, Sem. Short Sine
Eittsbnrg, So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-08

4ns Der 8faI5 miro geidrie-
ben: Die Mahriht, bob Ser befanll-
tie 8ursenbauer, 8rofeiior gooo CO
barot aus Berlin, Dor &ursem nit
elmer 4ommiiiion oes 8fal3ermalh.
Dor ems Die &uinen ser ebemalieen
&eidsfefte ErifeIs un6 Die Maoen.
burg beii6tigte, nobel bauIi1e Ir-
beiten ing @uge gefaBt muroen, mo
oaB Brofeiior @bbarot Dem 4aiicr
@ortrag iiber Die 8urgen Ser 8fols
balten min. lit g~eeienet Die Muf-
m%erflamfeit auf man6e oerartige
8ergfdloiier, oie iett Dem 9erfaa
entgegengeben, gu lenfen. @ls Der
8erein CUR grbaltung oeuti1er Bur.
gen Dor etna 5mei Sabren ouf 5einer
8moerfabrt ourh Die Yfol5 fam,
fonnte man pielfad Die @emerfuna
bOren, bob es mol faum elm bur-
genreideres @ebiet gebe als bieies
2ano. l1no in Der Sat iperoen oitf
notwithstanding engem @oum in ser
Bfal5 an 1876 alte 8urgen nebft 10
&loiterriiinen uno 2 Sagoihlobrlti-
men ge5abIt. SIN erfter Steae nit
8urgrrinen, ramIid %, itebt Ser
8e5irf 2anoau. nit ebemaligen alo-
tern, 10 an Der 3abl, nimmt Ser
8e3irf airdbeimbolanoen ben eritef
Blab elm. Dor &ur5em mur6e &C.
meloet, BOB Der Bf1I5er-@ oIobereil.
un0 Der Mltertums= Nerein @riin-
itaot ein 8roieft CUR grbaltung Ser
ibonen Observation-Disclosures aufge-
iteat baben. Da Ser Better. elm
@raf 2einingen, nift in Ser Gage
1T, Dem gan5Ii6en @erfaa feiner
Stmmburg, oeren Huine cine Bier
De oes Gales Der @riinltaot biloet,
einbalt 81 tlnL neroen nunmebr oie
oringenoiten 4rbeiten auf Soften
genannter 8ereine nnb NIT pripoter
unterItiibumg porgenommen peroer.
Mub bic Nelte Der ebemoligen Neids-
feite Srifels perfauen mebr uno
mebr. Die emit glan5enbe Burg, Der
2ieblingsiis Der Sobenftufen, ipo
audi &onig Niharo 2omenbers bon
England als @efangener idamftete
nno Der Sage nod bon feinem
|Sanger glonoel gefunoen muroe, lit
als &uine nibt mebr gut erbalten.
Gbenio beoiirfen Die Muinen ser
Waoenburg, zines Der pradtigltell
uno felteiten Der ebemaligen Berg
lhloiier am &bein, handler bring,
ii6en 9eritelungsarbeiten. ga, qar
biale pfalsiide g%ursruinen geben I'm.
aufbaltfam Dem 8erfan entgeaen,
BON ben meiiten Der pfdI5iiden
goelgei6ledter lebt nilr nod Der
Home uno gar mond)er Ieste Sprof,
itorb I'M @leno. 9efanntlid en6ete
Der leste Sidineen aIs gettler, uno
alh Der 2eininger Nane ipeiit tribe
Sdlnbtage auf. uno in ben flint.
5iger Sabren unternabmen ioear 3toei
iunge 9erren bon Mer5, SproBlinas
zines in Der @riinitaoter @esenb
aniailig gepeienen bornebmen ulto
reifen &ittergeidledts, einen pertpe-
genen Ginbrud in oas ebemaligq
ShloB ibrer Mbnen. Die falenoen
9urgen iino elm tribes 5inaIe ui,-
t%ergebenoer eoler 8ei6ledter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-08

SEPT fommen auf einmaI RE
Staliener uno bebaupten, Der Nea.
politaner 8erras8ono batte ben
Subfon entoedt. gu ruff 5u ipGtl ;
iagte Der Stranger, als er ELM CT
austronf uno oas feline Siibndcn
in feitlem Wunoe piepfte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-08

GbanAter Sale Elm Sobn oes
puHbesie11prs Sale, foI gum brit
ten MjiiIteIfen 6es Staotsfefretdrs
eradtst tpsy0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-08

Ser beitdnoie nun oas Nit
telmdbise I0bt, eibt BEN belten Be
tpeis Der eigenen Mittelmabiefeit.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
REV. FRANK BOWLING
 IN WHAT 4 BOY"
He Will Appear at Christian Church
 Tomorrow Night.

MT. Frank M. Bowling will deliver his famous humorous lecture. What a Boy" at the Christian church to- morrow night. The lecture is under the auspices of the Christian E,ndeav- or society of the church Mir Dowl- ing is regarded as one of the most pleasing lecturers in the country and as humorist he has the endorse ment of Rev. Robert Burdette, who is an authority on such matters Mir Bowling is disposed to be fair toward his Phoenix audience. for he guaran- tees as follows:
 I\Those who fall asleep during the lecture will not be disturbed until it's close. Those who remain awake eff there are any) will constitute com mittee to waken the others before the lights are out and the doors closed
 ?. Those who have agreed to lead in the applause will distribute them selves conveniently throughout the audience and upon signal from the lecturer will notify the people in their vicinity when it is time for d demon stration
 ,. If the audience is small. the lee turer will conclude that inquiries have been made concerning his ability. If it is large. he will conclude that the people expected another man having the same name.
 A If any one is opposed to laughing in public place, he can make an en-
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29

ble than either, is a feeling Of distress
 in his right side that gives ground for the assumption that either the club or the toe of a boot had been used for i massaging Molino's trunk. There will
 be an investigation to discover if pos
 sible. whether Flores confined his ex- ertions to merely overpowering Moiino or whether he usurped the functions of
 the court by taking advantage of his opportunity for administering a little retributive justice.
 ]. p. STORM IN TOWN-Sheriff James Smith of Yayapai county ar rived in the city yesterday with J. P Storm. former treasurer of Yavapai lcounty who was sentenced on Satur- day to term of four years in the Territorial prison for embezzlement of the countys funds. The sheriff had three other prisoners hnder conviction for minor offenses. The sheriff will leave for Florence this morning. Dur ing the afternoon Storm occupied the womahs cell Though he appeared aged and broken by his troubles of the last five years, he appeared to face the prison doors without finch ing and without any show of emo tion.
 TALENT sEcUREp-The Los Angeles Times arriving here yesterday announced that the services of O. H. Ensign had been secured as a consult- ing engineer in the big water system constructions of the city This is a further recognition of the engineering skill of MT Ensign, who is and has been for a long time. consulting, cleo trical engineer of the reclamation ser vice. His new billet will in no way in terfere with his duties to the govern ment and that Los Angeles might have the benefit of his services President Taft issued special' permit allow ing him to accept the appointment. Mir Ensign is considered a very val uable man by the government, and evidently so by Los Angeles as well. year or two ago he was given per mission to hold a chair in northern engineering college which greatly de- sired his services, the government re- fusing to give him up altogether. still retaining him for certain consultation work But he found that the college work took too much of his time, and preferring to be in the field where he could grow faster. he gave it up, since when he has been exclusively in the government employ.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29

VISITING SHERIFF-Gus Living stone of Yuma was in the city yester day en route to Bouse on private busi ness.
 4 TERRITORIAL MEETING-The Woman's Baptist Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Arizona will hold a semi-annual meeting in the First Baptist church in Phoenix next Tues. day. The sessions will open at 10:30 a. m. and at f D. m. Delegates and reports are expected from all the w B. H. and F. NJ $. in Arizona Luncheon will be served to delegates, the terri torial officers and all who assist in the program. in the church parlors at noon. A cordial invitation is extended to all ladies, whether Baptists or not, to at tend all or some portion of this meet ing. Guests will please feel free to come and go as is necessary. It will close at D. m.
 y CHARGE OF DRUNKENNESS reto Ruiz slightly under the influence of liquor was jailed Saturday night on the charge of drunkenness He mar rOwly escaped a more serious charge. that of highway robbery. but the amount taken was so trivial and was restored without protest, that the inci- dent was regarded rather as the intend ed humor of an intoxicated man and Ruiz was given the benefit of the doubt. He bought a tamale of a small boy and told him he would have to make change for dollar When the boy exposed his change Ruiz grabbed it and sauntered off. He was soon picked up by an of ficer and by that time was only glad to restore the money and explain that he was only joking.
 HOOkWORMS-The doctors. God bless them. who seek to destroy the physical ills that our bodies annoy, are each one entitled to niche and to name in the twentieth century temple of fame. But it seems to the laymen whom medicos trim-from this one d finger and that one limb, one giving his stomach another his snout, (More often 'tis found his appendix comes ouD-| that an. ache or a pain, a cough or a sneeze, is sure to be called some new fangled disease. Now politics languish. the nations at peace, prosperity's nov ing as smoothly as grease: Ia grippe has been conquered, typhoid's on the run. with the vermiforin gone living o' ght to be fun. But here comes the doctor. his book on his arm, with d bran new disease that, he found on the iaim. There's no rest for .n, wicked for sad-to relate unless one las hook worms he's not up-to-date.
 
 ALREADY ELL PUNISHED Thomas Mohr 10 was apprehended by Ramon while in the act .r Tiff Ing the lI chickens on day night, l .rned over to ns lice passed a hue Sjir,% '-os- terday. It has D n related that Flores discovered clah about the time he discovered N5i;-o and brought the two into close con"H, tion, with the result that Moline e. sies bad eye and an ugly cut on his left arm which are be-
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29

1aa;1I!|HIE|!II|I|||l|jIH!u a;1I!HI!I||jH!
 1920 West Washington.
 THE fact that
 l. we're t h e only clothiers in this town who sel "G o o d clothes and no other kind"' is worth your mo- tice;; but when we get tacquaint- ed you'll find other reasons why this is a good store in which to buy. You'll see clean stocks, you'll find right prices and courteous salesnen and you'll find too, if the occasion demands, that your money is ready for return any time our g o o d s don't come up to the claims we make for them.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
OF LOCAL INTEREST

VISITING SHERIFF-Gus Living stone of Yuma was in the city yester- day en route to Bouse on private busi- ness.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
ALREADY ' ELL PUNISHED

lice. passed l' a hue Sursi '-as- terday. It has D cn related that Flores discovered q clu' about the time he discovered M5l;-o and brought the two into close con"A, tion, with the result that Molino e. ries a bad eye and an ugly cut on his left arm which are be- Ing nursed oarcfuily in the city jail
 But what teens to give him more trou But what see..;s to give him more trou-
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29

gagement with the lecturer for private hearing the next day. This applies also to those who require time to see point
 5 The names of those who remain to the close of the lecture will con stitute Roll of Heroes to be pre- served among the archives of the city Yours until the fated evening.
 THE LECTURER.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
Daily Weather Report
Local Daily Weather Report for
 The Arizona Republican. Enrnnnct fn,. fndaN fair

Forecast for today: Fair. Data for "A hours cnding 5:30 D. m. yesterday:
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
WISCONSIN BATTER.
An Average of 300 for Fifteen
 Games

Milwaukee. Nov. 2S.-Only one play CT. Catcher Ed Spencer of St Paul. has a batting average of over 300 for fifteen games. according to the official averages of the American as- sociation issued today by President Joseph D. O'Brien.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10
Cardinals May Send Team
to Exposition

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb. g.
The best athletes of the Stanford track
team will compete in the athletic con-
tests of the Yukon-Alaska exposition
at Seattle this summer, if the plans
of the promoters of the exposition can
be made to jibe with the dates of the
cardinals. A letter was received today
by Captain Harry Horton of the track
team from the chairman of the ath-
letic committee Of the exposition, and
Horton in considering the idea is in
clined to regard it very favorably if it
does not conflict with the eastern trip
of the Stanford team to the Chicago
conference meet.
AS the project now stands it will be
probable that the cardinals will stop
over at Seattle on their way back from
Chicago if the date of the Seattle af-
fair does not come the first part of
the month OF June.
The game scheduled for Saturday
with the baseball team of Santa Clara
college has been changed to Friday and
the local players will journey to the
Catholic campus to play the match.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-10
MALTBIE RUNS OVER
MAGAZINE AND
MISS SAIN
Arcadia Marvel Gets His Speed
Again and ROmps Away
With Purse
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 9.-Maltbie, the
sensationally speedy racer that won his
nrst race fortnight ago, when he beat
montgomery and other good ones in the
mud. and yet made disappointing show
ing In the Burns, came right back today
ana Dreezed home in ridiculously easy
fashion in front of Magazine and Miss
at mile and an eighth, doing the dis
tance in 1:51 As, hard held. winning by
seven lengths. =
Miss Sain set the early pace, with
Maltbie second and Magazine lying be-
hlnd the pace. Magazine moved up and
TOOK the lead at the half and went into
the back stretch three or four lengths
in front, looking like an easy winner at
that point. Maltbie was carefully re-
served In the first three-quarters, but
made his move on the back stretch,
where he moved up like a shot and
passed the speedy Magazine as if he
were tied.
In the run to the wire it was a joke
race, with Maltbie increasing his lead
at every jump. He was held at to 2
throughout the betting with the wise
spectators dividing their attention be-
tween Miss Sain, the opening favorite,
and Magazine. At the wire Miss Sain
was third and last.
w. t. Anderson put over his periodi-
cal good thing when he won with Spohn
in easy fashion, after backing him from
6's to 3s. r. L. Thomas cleaned up
handsomely on the day by taking two
races, Nwinping with aGolly Ding and
Stringency.
The California handicap trial will be
run tomorrow, and the probabilities are
that 1T will be run over a fast track.
Jack Atkin will hook up with John Car
roll, Cotytto, Car and Gowan at nine
furlongs.