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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-31
Los que aduteran Ia kehe
Manana rige n nueva Icy
CAsTIoOs sEvEROs

Para que n6 les cola de sOrpresa 4
los qne expendcn lechc ea csta ci,i-
dad y slrs barrios. les rccoriamos que
maiiana. primeD de Abri. empieza 4
rcgir Ia nueva ley del senor Ac,iiia.
apmbada por las Camars. para per-
seguir d los adulteadorcs de Ia ie.
che, con cuyo motive publicamos Las
iiltimas disposiciones del articulo 337.
del CGiigo Penal.
Dice asi
En- todos los casos on Que la bebida
adult.rada fucr lcchc, Sc impondra al
cnlpablc de In adultcraci6n, terserhcia
para la vcnta q venta de dicha bebi-
da. las penas dc arrcsto dc dos mes.cs
d seis y multa d. treinta cicn dol
lan.
Disponlcndosc, g,lc la rcincidcncia ON
IN adilteraci6n, tcnencia . venta de
lcchc adult"rada aparejara para Il cul
pahlc las pcnas. de arresio de seis me-
seS Il un ano, m,llta de cien trescicn-
tos dollars, clausura del cstablccirlien.
10 dcpdSito on que aquellas 81 efec-
tlasen y rublicidsd de- la sentencia con
dcnatoria, Ia cual Sc inscrtara on dos
dc los reriodicos de mayor circulation
de la isla, y 50 anunciara por medic de
carteloncs que 81 fijarin cn dstnptoS
parajes publcos y en- el domicilio o cs
tableclmtehto del scntenciado, ,todo clio
a su costa.
Toda jurisdiction para imponcr pc
mas por infracoiones de las disposi--
clones de csta ley, referentcs i adul-
tcracioncS de ieche, por la presentc
Isc retira de las corts mIniciE>aIts
c"nfnlemdola excluSiyamentc 4 las Cor
tes de Distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-31
U Sarc6IagOde Ponce de IpdB

va '..t4 on San Juan esta admmabfc
0bra lie arte del lnstre escnltor BIay.
Ilegado Ell Il corrco Buenos Aires
Las obras de emplazamiento en- Ia
s;.nta igieSia cate,iral, com.slzara1 erz
brcVe
Ia v.IioSa artistica urna cnnerarsa.
que ha lie guaplar los resi0s del com
quiStador dc Puerto Rico, ha sisio de-
cIarada cxenta del pago De dcr.schoaE
Dc Aduanas-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-31

I'm h9'ido grave

Aver tardo, miantras sf procedia Az
arresto de Pedro Rodriguez, en II Ira
rrio Indiera, del ternino lie Marieasp.
hizo res'stencla / Ia polieia, la que Nd
vio an la necesidad- eegdn dice ei ts-
Lcgrama-de prooedor contra ell agrv@
sor q,ien fne herido de gravedad por
los guarlias Fl aslmto sc invcstigz<~
rf por los 1-ibumales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-31
n juladv en- Gulyana

NueStro corrcsponsal en- dicho puc
bio, nos remite la siguicntc nota De 10,
juicios por .Iurados que So vcrar
en- aqnella Corte dc Distrito, en- cI mes
proXimo
Felipe Rivera, atontado 4 la vida
Manuel llcrnandez, ascsinato en- Sc
gundo grado; Ramon Pilot, inccndI,
malicioso; c. Abadia NJ. Porraia. IN
ccndio malicioso. Marcclino Cintr6n
incendio malicioso; Tiburcio Diaz, ins
tigaci6n a perjurio; Julio Rafael Bre-
nes. seduction; Eduardo Cap6, atcnta
do contra Ia vida; Francisco Cividanes
atentado contra la vida, f.. Cap6 y +
CiyidaneS atentado contra la VIDA
Juan de In Paz Leon, asesinato en- PR
mor grado; IIeraciio Aponte Scdue
ci0n; Eladio LasSalle. aScSinato; Ra
fael Matos. cscalamIento en- primer
orado Jose Santos, violacI6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-31
La Sa|ud en San Juan
I'm que quedamos?

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ch''f'''''"'''S '"'','' ~" 'i''' ,'''o' NV
aver P'' e' ''"ii y '''' nay '''''' '''''"' y
c''i q" '"NoS 'o '''''"
III heeo''a'o "e ''"''i''d'' '''''e''o'"
ca } 'orre'c'o'''S' -''Ior'''" que nay
''nco' scum i'o'a "'' o''c'a' Ut ''""'
oao'
La Correspondence acogc la no
tlcia de que en- la ciudad y en- sus po-
/ bsdoS dr Santurcc y Pucrta de Ficrra
| hay - casos de flebres, que Ia mayor
parte revisten caractcres de tifoidcas
| Muchos de cllos han sido comprohadoS
fya.
| ~Ia Drp,noracia~ con 81 cn,.,rafa "F.I
tf5> nn San .Iuar~ af,r,s, o,,o Ia oni-
4.,n;. :. roc ha ,oo.i1o IN !, c;nd,a
ono i ijf,rs 4@ta en murhos barr;os
a,,;h,v.,d, T. e.nea do l. cn;doro;a !
ls< a.,,,a. ,nf,n,o. dal .aoed,eto n,o
tsn .ara. h. ones,,, - ,.,ehIo 10 San
.inan. que paga cincuenta mil dollars
NJ ano Al lyuutamiento para que 10
eueenene con los microbes Y bacte
riaS del fanoso seryieio del acueGucto
"E T1empo" IN su edici6n nNglesa
dee que todo eso - mu.ica celestial
aribuve los. ay.~os sanos de los co
lreaS' sus deheres de Neiar por la tran
4uiIdad 4uhllca y de eFifar inayoiHs
uiaieS' nh ac'o propio. para destcre-
oitaf III ADMINISTRATOR mllhlcipdi J
huestro eStmado amigo. q doctor Go
nez br'oho, inteligcnte como poeos
Nue@tro redactor scnor Dalrnau. es
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-31
FN@Ga del d]6a

III Tempo, de aver. en- 81 see
ciin inglcsa publica I'm julcIo crronco
malicioso con rcspecto al bcLETlN,
,ulc no hemoS de dcjar sin ei comen-
isrio mcrccido.
llababamoS del pcligro del titus en
1>an Juan. cstudiando las causas de
"a infection y aconSclando la ADM
abstraction municipal que adoptara me
didaS de prcvcnci IN contra ct dcsarro'
to de la mcncionada cniermcGad.
ol colcga. en- inglGs. y sin duda
para que 10 lean mas c0Inodamente
aguciloS i quicncs tanto guSta de com
placer. dice que 81 BOLETiN y "La
Dcmocracia' dan cstaS noticias alar
NANTES para dcsacrrditar la admins
TRACTION municipal republican, de San
Juan.
Prucbas terminates y numcroSas, te
remos para probar 10 contrarlo. Mn
rubiicano que tai eXabrupto dice, ha
ccAccdido la atenci6n y a cspacio y la
pretcrcnca que nosotros tratar las
cuestionos municipalcs.
Rpcientcs c$tan. todaNia los elogios
T.. ,intereeadoS del BOLETIN i la adm
Ui~'racijn municipal en- ia concien-
"a dc todos osta la conviction dc nues-
ira imparciahdad absolute { insospe
!. .chabIc entodos los asuntos que iienen
rlAoi6n con Ia noIitica.
i'cro cs ci8ro; de nosoiro> uo dcbe
e,o-iar i colcga esos apasloua nj ntos
.otarios que imponcn 81 ohlSt4iio
ariauso . q oblieado siIencio en- todas
o.asion>s. SUI distinction aIguna sea
hlena 'o.Ban naia torpe Q plausible.
obra d IN ORGANISING" rolitico. G.
Los cgolsnos los peq,lcios y mu
otss wees baloe terescs dc an par
to, politeo, no signfican NADIA para
resotros. ante 4 supreme interts del
n1.a Que espera De nosotros, defcnsas
drsapaeionadas 6 mfNreialos.
NJ defcndcmos i LA Democracia
La Democrats" aabe deftnderse y
50 defenders, o no hara case de Las
atirmaciones del coiega.
Tampoco, ser dicho en- espaioi, 10
,pr h. dirho Il colaen, hubi6seuos re.
poutIdo nosotros.
pero - ha dicho Ell inglt,. soIamen-
te en ingl6s, sabe Dios CON que pro
positos y con que fines, es por esso
aue no qucremos dcJar gin Ia rectsi
cscion Immediate terminante la asevc-
r7ci6n injusia del diaro republic.--
ua
iljasta, ii. poraue nosoiros SIN de-
Ter nnguna SIN compromise alguno
sin oiligacitn como Ia tiene Il colcga
sin interfs 10 solo sin interes. sino
yendo 4 vcccs contra los propios inte
rracs, hemos clogiad0. hemos comenta
do, henos auimado II gestion mngiici-
pal republlcana de San Juan muchas
VeceS. tantas quc no So conciben los
divides imperiof del colega.
isIc como - d nos dicho antes. n0
trlemos por que tener con,lescetsi.-u-
Gas que en- detzninadoo casos seriaD
csiminosas, y cuaislo hay que censu-
gar, ceusjusmos. y c,Ianio hay que al
v.--tir. adyertimos; y claIrdo hay que
crnlenar. cossdcnamos.
Y sdveTtnnoe y cens'fTamOs con
denamos. an tner IN cueslta mas
aac IA rszon, a Iusticis y el bSr g
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-31
instruction Pab|ica

lie ha sido concedida una beca e,n
la High School de Ponce ri joveD dog
Salvador Wives.
FL senior don Caniido S4Ilts de Ssgss
Lorenzo ha presentado Ia renuncia del
cargo de director escolar de qlle has,
Ia ahora ha venido desempenando
FL maestro rural don Federico Rss.
mos, ha sido nombrado para desen--
pcnar una dc las cscuelaS noctmnal
de JIana Diaz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-31
Don Luis CiDtrOn

Este distnsliido amigo nuestro, DC
Fajar,lo. ha llegado 4 San Juan aeon
panado de su ecgante esposa.
Con los ssiiores de Cintron vianen
Ia seiior-a y la nocarzaJora h,ja jel
doctor Yazquez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-31
El Cine CubaDO

La empress De este popular esIsc--
taciIlo. 81 We constantemen favoreci-
ia por ii pii,lico que assrsts toias las
noch,s las amenas funrronss.
Para esta noche, ha cp:uiado nn
progra'na llrno .le amemdades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-31
La IectQra del ta|endarO

La tol-te de DiStrlto de San Juan.
"a su secci6n primera, ha senalado
Il dia del entrante Abril para la
primera Actlrra del caleTdario Il
ga ) nara la segunda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-31
En- San Juan

iIemos tenido el gusto d. saiudar
a nuestro buen amigo don Alberto
B. Teissla, de Arecibo, que est& IN
San Juan desie aver
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-28

Alaskans are entitled to home rule.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-28

 a lot to live in summer. but winter doubles all your bills; and when you've settled with the plumber. and with the doctor. for his pills, and with the coal man and the baker. the man who furnishes the gas. the drug, gist and the undertaken, you've reach ed most unhappy pass. But what's the odds? This life is funny! Foul fall the fellow who repinesl Cheer up. cheer up. and spend your money, as though you picked 1t off the vines, Walt Mason.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-28
END OF SUMMER.
The sunny days are growing shOrte

The sunny days are growing shorte
 the breezes have an eager tone; the icemen only asks quarter for chunk
 that lately brought bone. Full soon the harbingers of winter will flourish in your neighborhood; the woodward man will leave g splinter, and charge you for a cord of wood. You'll buy a ton of slate or clinkers. and when you try to build a fire, you'll find it is not worth tinker's remark when when he Is moved to ire. It costs
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-28

Alaska has better soil and climate than Finland. Finland has popu- lation of S,OOO.OOO and exports an nually ss,OOO.OOO in agricultural prod, ucts, and no potent reason exists why Alaska will. not do as well or better, when her mineral area is properly exploited and agriculture eneouraged.-Ex.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-28
FACTS ARE STRONGER THAN
 FICTION.

We have . few tailor made suits on hand which we will sell at s25.oO. We will give an extra pair of pants or fancy vest with each suit.
 If we are unable to fit you with one of these suits, We will make you Q suit to order, including an extra pair of pants or fancy vest at this price.
 These are Tailor Made suits. and are not made in a sweat shop.
 We also have line of Tailor Made overcoats which we have priced from 5000 up, that can't be equalled al anything near the price.
 This offer stands until the 18th oi October, 1909.
 Every two months we are in re ceipt from London, Paris ana NeW York the latest report of fashions and you will find these garments UT to the minute in style.
 On account of the low prices we are asking for these suits and over coats, all orders ere for cash only.
 By leaving your orders with tho American Tailors you get the benefit oi over 50 years of experience ir Tailoring.
 Te American Tailors.
 Mowl & Ehrlich.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-28
WHEN TAFT TALKS.

President Taft has large talent for silence. and like most men en- dowed with retieenee. his words are highly illustrative. In Boston, Chicago and Minneapolis, in three speeches, President Taft has made himself as plain as most men would have done in years of vocal effort.
 There can be no doubt in the minds of anyone who can read, henceforth that President Taft stands shoulder to shoulder with Senator Aldrich. Speaker Cannon and the influences they represent with so lamentable ef- ticlency. Like a death long deferred, the announcement. while 1t caused no astonishment, nevertheless produced severe shock to the people of the United States. Now we know there Is nothing to do but to grin and bear 1t.
 Until the day when President Taft signed the Aldrich tariff bill, hope prevailed over suspicion, for we ac- cepted Taft on the valuation of his predecessor, and our hopes were fa- ther to our beliefs in him. Since that economically eventful day our suspic- ions have been many and persistent, but always that talent for silence in- tervened and we hoped on. We loved to think of Taft as big, inscrutable man. indomitable, seh.thinking, who would always stand with judicial pois between the people and the inter- ests which constantly and untiringly beset them. We thought him honest when, asking our suffrage, he pro- missed on the faith of the republican party a revision downward. and when this revision failed to come and he signed the bill. our gullable expecta- tIons put 1t down as a bad bargain which President Taft had made the best of. If ever a man was accorded a charitable benefit of doubt, 1t was President Taft.
 But in Boston, President Taft loudl extolled the public spirited methods of Senator Aldrich, praised the fana' tical standpattism of Speaker Cannon, and in Chicago and Minneapolis he rebuked the SO called "insurgents" who made losing fight for the peo- rle. LaFollette, Deliver, Beyeridge and the rest he would read out of the republican party and leave 1t free to the domination of the Aidrich-C Cannon forces.
 President Taft has frankly put him self on record in this instance, where in he differs essentially with his eQui- vocation on the conservation question. When he needed votes, and in his heart feared he needed them badly. he spoke with reverent voice of the Roosevelt policies" and revision downward. Now, in his might, he in- forms us that he did not mean reyi- sion downward, and with legal agility in verbal contortion he quotes him. seR in an explanatory way. Perhaps his bubble holds, but 1t does not al ter the fact that he led the voters to believe one thing while he had in mind another, and if there is any de- scription of this other than lying, 1t is merely a choice of synonyms.
 From the day President Taft began his campaign for the presidency he has deceived the people of the Unit ed States as to his attitude and pol icies.-Seattle Star.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-28
FOR THE JOY OF WORKING.

ND only the master shall praise us. A And only the master shall blame. And no one shall work for money,
 And no one shall work for fame. But each for the joy of the working
 And each in his separate star Shall draw the thing as he sees 1t for
 The god of things as they are.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-28

O death why is thy sting? o grave where is thy victory?-corinthians, 15-55.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
SUPERBAS FIGHT BACK
RE4T REDS IN ONE GAME.
Rereuge Comes after Slaughter,
Thanks to Errors.

The SuQerbas managed to win one game from
Cincinnati Yesterday after Clark Grifths hustling
players had overwhelmed them in the first contest
by score Of Il to = The second game had an
exciting wind-up The Reds batted in two runs
il their half Of the ninth inning after two were
out making the score TO 8 in their favor They
got rid Of the first two up in Brooklyns half
also but poor work by the Cincinnati outfield.
after base on balls to Hunter batting for Bell
won the game back for the Superbas.
MCINTYRE and Pastorius were easy for the Reds
in the first game. and Grifiths men knocked the
rail- all over the lot. a terrific batting lee in the
fifth inning. including home run with two men
on the bases. made by Egan. scored FIVE runs.
Home runs. by the way. were a Cincinnati special
" Mitchell Egan and Lobert ali making drives
for the circuit. Egan and Mitchell made two-hag-
gers we'll and Mclean had a triple and
double.
Bases on balls 10 Lennox and Jordan after two
out followed by a two-basger by Lumley
and q triple by Hummel gave the Superbas three
runs in the third inning Of the second game. In
the ninth inning with the score to in favor Of
Brooklyn. Lobert doubled with out, scoring
on McLean's three -bagger. while the big catcher
also scored on McMiIan's had throw.
For Brooklyn, Hunter walked. Two Were out.
and the Reds would have the game If Oakes
and Mitchell hadn't let Burchs hy fall safe be-
tween them. Hunter scored. and Burch did like
wise when Oakes muTed Clements fly
The scores follow
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
OFF ON GLIDDEN Ton
MAYOR FIRES THE Gr1
Cars Reach First Control on II.
and an Good Condition

Detroit. July 12.-PromptIy on the strok.
o'clock this morning. Mayor Breitmeyer s-,s
gun which started the frs. OF thirty con,.-
in the sixth annual reliability run Of the A.
Automobile Association on the long tour IN "a.
city by way Of Chicago. Minneapolis and n.
For half an hour longer the gun spoke a,
minute intervals. until the last OF the nlaehfu.,
sent speeding out Michigan avenue toward E.-
zoo. Mich. where they viii spend the night
first control OF the trip
Not an accident marred the start Of the An
run. which is populaTly known as the Glide, :
taking its name from TIE trophy for wbi.s u
touring cars contest Every car vas in n-
condition and every engine worked smoothIr =, u
1achines darted across the imaginary line thr,
their way through the great crowd that lined "a
lac Square and rolled out Michigan avanus ~.
by thousands OF persons who lined the ~
clear 70 the city limits.
Following are the contestants for the II
trophies, with their drivers.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
OUT OF TOURNEY.
National La5cn Tennis Champion
Has Wnter on Knee.

The injury which William A Larned. the Nestor
of the American lawn tennis courts and four times
holder of the national championship title, sustained
to his knee last week is likely to he more serious
than first supposed. Larned had been
slated for the Seabright tournament. pairing IN
the doubles with the former national champion.
Robert n. Wrenn. They were to have met Gus
F Touchard and Robert lie Roy yesterday.
but early in the day the national champion tee-
phoned to the referee saying that he was anxious
to compete and thought with another day heWould
be able TO play
During the afternoon, however, physician who
examined the strained leg told Iarned that he was
suffering from water on the knee and that to do
violent playing at this time might seriously
cripple him. Larned at once advised the commit
tee at Seabright, and the vacancy in the doubles
was filled by r. H. Carleton and Henry ". Slo-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
LEAGUE STANDING
YANKEES WIN A GAME
LAKE PUZZLES ST. LOUIS.
EngIe Makes the Contest Safe 7cith
a T1cO-Bdggcr.

St Louis. July 12.-The New York Americans
beat ST Louis here to-day by a score of to o.
after a baby cyclone that made the pros
poets of a game look slim. Lake pitched for the
Yankees, and held the Browns down to three scat
tered hits. Powell pitched we'll for the home team
until the eighth inning, when three runs were
scored on heavy hitting. The game to-day leaves
the series break.
Lake proved himself to-day 20 he the most re-
liable pitcher the staff of the visiting team. He
won the first game Friday. when he fairly toyef
with the Browns just after they had taken two
games in one day from Chicago. and his mastery
of the situation complete at all times in to-
days game. He had almost fauitless support. too,
being iuckier in this respect than Powell for the
Browns were charged with five misplays IN the
field.
Engle played a big part in the batting bee of the
Yankees in the eighth inning. Coming up with two
the bases, he drove them both IN with a
smashing two-bagger. thus wiping out his mis-
takes yesterday when, in two games he struck out
three times in succession, the victim of a different
pitcher each time.
he fol
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
UPSETS IN L4U'N TENNIS.
TOuChard and LdrRcd Beaten on Sea
BRIGHT Courts.

Ranking Veiders Of the racket began the
matches for the AchcIis Challenge cup Yesterday
the courts OF the Scabright Lawn Tennis and
Cricket Club. AT Seabrisht. y. J. with some re-
vecsals of form Ciustave r Touchard who has
been talked Of international possibility, went
out OF the competition in three sets, % 6-4. SIS
before the reliable but by means brilliant play
ing of Frederick T. de Rhanl. d former Harvard
champion. This was a setback as Touchard had
been looked upon as a sure fnaist in jhis tourna-
ment hich is the beginning Of the testing out OF
the players for possibilities for the Davis nterna
tionaI cup team.
state champion. also failed to mold Karl H. Behr
who Won 81. SIS. Nathaniel W Niles. the
Harvard intercollegiate champion. TOO skilfuI
for Edwin p Larned. while the crafty Robert lie
Roy, the former Columbia intercollegiate title
holder. rather easily took the measure OF Arthur
&. Dahney. jr
All the conditions were excellent. as the turf
was hard and smoothly ironed. and the fashionable
gallery sufficiently enthusiastic 20 keep the
men going at top speed. Touchard after the first
gave the impression Of being stale. De Rham
played straight lawn tennis against him. leaving
out all superfuties of and chop stroke. which
in the general ordsr Of things should have made 1t
easy for Touchald 10 win. for he reves in speed.
The Columbia Harvard match Of lie Roy and
Dabney found the crafty lie Roy takinS account OF
his opponents weakness in the first set and then
using the vulnerab spots for mis- attack. Dabney
overhead ard his backhand ground strokes could
not stand against the exactng shots which lie Roy
put over 10 him. He flashed with some good cross
ing returns. but outplayed. the being 2-6.
6-1 81. Niles's defeat OF Edwin P. Larned was
masterful exhibition OF swift driving
The summary follows:
Aohss challenge cup singles rhrsr rouad)-RoHert
ROY dcteated Arthur s Dabney. r., 2-6. 81. 6-I:
Nathaniel ". Niles defeated Edwin =. Larned IS.
. :; FTedsrck =. p@ Rham defeated Gust1Ys T lou
Ghard, - @ 6-a. Fredarick c. Inuan defeated
Theodore Roosevelt Peu by default
seeou5 Tound-<ar II. Behr defeated wallace P. John
Doubles ,nrst ro,ind,-cleo-g. l. rre-n r. srs Nal
colin y. Whitman defeated Frederick G Innlsn ara
Bernou Prentice. 6-3 81
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
RICH STAKE ON CARD:
-Four Horses Named to Race 1rith
Fitz Herbert in Realization.

Five horses have been named overnight to 90 10
the post for the rich Lawrence Realization Stakes
worth about S20Io0o. ar Sheepshead Bay to-day in
spite of the fact that s. c. Hildreth's Fitz Herbert
appears 10 have the rich prize at his mercy. James
r Keene and Jimmy Rowe have decided 10 keep
Hilarious in the stable, not being willing TO chase
the son Of Ethelbert again In case OF rain. how
ever the Commando colt may be added the last
minute
OF those which Will taks issue with FitB Herbert,
Detective, the winner OF the Hamilton Derby is
the best thought of by the crtdca He has
worked we'll for the race. Olombals, winner OF the
Latonia Derby. might furnish n surprise but horse
rule do not take him seriously when 1t
comes to beating Fftz Herbert Fayetts has
chance on his race in the Tidal Stakes. when Ffts
Herbert beat him tan fifteen lengths
The entries in full follow;
FIRST RACE.-THE PERsEUs: for -year-olds: serI-
ing: $500 added. Five and a half furlongs. turf
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
SANCTION FOR RICE
american AutOmOble .4ss0ciGtor
Gire Its Consent.

A telegraph message was received from Eraa
Hover. chairman 81 the contest COMMITTEES q
American Automobile Association. from ~
yesterday BY the oficiaIs Of the Motor Ri-
Association. 70 the effect that sanction "
granted to the latter organization for the n
Of the two-day automobile meeting ar tss BHs
Beach track on July 81 and q
Several hundred men were hard A. Work y
day preparing the course for the races Il V'' !.
nounced that the Motor Racing Assoeiaroa
allow automobilists To practise on the track !,
"a IL IS in readiness for a certain nu'nosr oi
each day. The technical COMMITTEES eHps's
have IT'S programme Of sprint races. to oe =
the afternoon OF July 81. completed to-a4-
will Be followed by the immediste lssp'ls
entry blanks. which NAV be obtained ITO" n
Cordner. chairman OF the race conn-ittee'
1540 Broadway.