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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-13

Her highness' mare grew FESTIVE and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-13

For Sale-Two five-p passenger autos
I'm good condition Owner Will take
good team OF horses as part payment
or might consider a small town prop
erty Look them over IL you want q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-13

Wanted-Good clean stock or mer
chandise invoicing about $4,000 In sx
change for fine Minnesota farm
$40 acres at s55 per acre. No pro
fessional traders need answer. X. w
Colburn, Pipestone, MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-13

this! l am innocent"
81 believe you, Carl. Remember, Ju-
gendheit will always welcome you.
must be going"
, 1910-06-29

10 the Eait0r otHe Irls md BuHstjo.
Dear Sir,
Having seen an advertisement in yours
of to-day's date signed by the butchers Of
TINS town raising the price OF meat to the
former price, / am compelled TO ask What
has become Of our friend 'VoX Populi, VINO
a few months g showed up in your yaIua-
bic columns that beef aud pork couij be
sold at Toe. pr. Id. and mutton at l6c. pr.
10 and could leave Il profit
Has he too, through the love for gold,
entered INTO an agreement with the other
butchers to raise the price SO as to enable
him ITO become a millionaire in a very short
time" or is it that bitter experience has
taught him wisdom? l believe the latter,
Dear friend f'Vox PQpu'i,' years Of ex-
perionce have taught me that it is t0lpoS-
5jbIe to sell meat at the price which you
offered some time ago. | viii admit that ut
times you can succeed in buying an animal
cheap enough so as to sell at those figures
and yet leave with a small profit, bat that
happens to be few and far between, for very
often the stock is sold so dear that even ut
the old price you either meet with a loss or
can merely get back what you have spent.
You thought hen that the butchers were
imposing on the public ia order to till then
Golfers, have you then with a Jew months
experience changed your mind
And now, while bidding you farewell, let
me INFORM YOU that the butche4y business
is merely an "honost livelihood and not tAa
gold mine" that you and others thought it
WAS.
Thanking you for space, dear Mr.. Editor,
| beg to remain
Yours truly
A RETIRED BUTCHER.
9th June 1910.
, 1910-06-29

be wen established here, and has probably
done much mischief among SANTA Cruz canes
until found ont Now we may hope that
methods Of fighting the enemy will be ad-
opted and that he will be nit mate y elected.
At the meeting it soon became evident
that while there was a prevailing sense Of
the need Of a station, there went with it q
prevailing anxiety as to where the means
were to be found but this was removed by
the valuable suggestions and lac.d eNpla-
nations Of His ExcelIen"y the Governor,
and it now only remains to hope that the
plan may meet with no further difficulties;
or at all events not such is will prevent It's
beng carried out, and that it may ulti-
mately fill the expectations which It's friends
have formed OF it.
, 1910-06-29
i. j ,~0TKIDIHONj
FIN.
ID ublicat40n.
Translation.

st is hereby nude known that the Horse,
q Carriage and Boat Tax for the 2nd halt
year 1910 viii be received by the Police
Sergaants IN Chrl-tiansted and Frederik,toI
from the 20th July until the l0th August
1910, both days included, after which the
LISTS of arrears win bo transmitted IT, the re-
hpectiyo P~oliccmosters for further measures.
Each debtor Of tax viii be subject to q fine
Of Frcs. Loo if the tax be under FIRES. $500
and Frcs. 200 if The Tux be Frcs. $500 or
above, besides tho ordinary levy expenses
The tax lists will be distributed by the
Police in conformity with the Ordinance of
22nd February 1853 ON the LIST July 1910,
to be returned to tho respective Policemas-
ters within As hours in the town and / days
IN the country.
The Government Of the Danish West
India Islands, ST. CroIz, 2Sth June 1910.
FOR the GOrlyuor
BAUMANN.
, 1910-06-29
81. CROIN STATTOl

u. NINVI-A AIIO-N.
London, June 27th-The Prince of
Wales has been confirmed in the private
chapel at Windsor in the presence Of the
King and Queen, the Queen Mother and the
Dowager Empress of Russia.
The race tor the Wellington Handicap run
at Sandown was won by His Maiesty's Roy
al Escort, carrying Lord Derby's colours.
This is the Kings first turf victory, and
The announcement of the result was received
with the londest cheers given on any British
R%acecourso this year.
The strength OF consols reflects the fnan-
ciers' Interpretation Of tho political conferen-
ces. Rumours are current that the Budget
has been settled upon the basis of the su-
premacy Of the House Of Commons but with
instructions to the Speaker restricting the
, 1910-06-29
PASSENGERS.
{ nristiansted.

June 25th.-Yikiu8 from. st. Thomas
Skoledirektor $. Hansen, X. S5botker, Mary
Bartram, Samuel Edwards, Mr.. G. r.. Gaskin.
, 1910-06-29

The meeting d factory owners ana plan
ters at Government House, recently report
ed in TINS pHpog, appears to us to lie one Of
The most important ever held Ia Santa Cruz.
As is well known. the meeting was the
outcome ot 4 warm discussion three years
ugo about the diseases Of the cotton plant.
Ii was then recognized and admitted that
very litAe was accurately known here about
the true nature Of those diseases and equally
hltle about the remedies for them.
Hence tho idea Of getting expert assjs-
lance, an iden which was naturally extended
to include the cane cultivation. The intro
ductIou Of the subject into the Colonial
Council led to the appointment Of a Com
mistce of five members, with whom the mat
f., seems to hive rested a good deal. but
wa. finally brought to u head by a report
tbat it was desirable to take measures for
fine establishment Of an Agricultural Expert
ment Stot.on here. and first to get expert
odyico rs 70 how it was to be done.
n u,. tLis which led to Mr. Bowel coming
, 1910-06-29

rather than reduce the area they contem-
plt,e putting iii cotton next month.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
CONFERENCE TRACK
SQUADS MEET TODAY

The athletic field at Claremont will
put on gala attire this afternoon when
all the college track teams Of the
Southern California conference will
meet in competition within that in
closure. University Of Southern Cali
fornia, Occidental and Whittier, the
visiting squads, will be accompanied by
large delegations of rooters, who will
give Pomona a day Of real American
college life.
Coach CromWells squad from u. S. c.
is most generally picked to win the
meet although Claremonters are all
strong advocates of the chances Of their
athletes to snag the victory, Owing to
the loss of Bird and Baer, Coach Cor
ton Of Occidental hardly figures his
team in the running, although Fred
Thompson, the greatest all-around ath-
lete of Southern California, will un-
doubtedly bring home more points for
his school than any other athlete COM
peting. Whichever team wins, it will
take its last ounce Of energy, and it
is predicted that the winning margin
will be very small.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
WHITE SOX WIN
IN Ten INNINGS
OPENING GAME OF SERIES Is
FAST CONTEST
BOTH TEAMS SLIGHTLY OFF
WHEN HANDLING BALL
Delhi Gets First Workout and Proves
Agreeable Surprise in Easy
Manner in Which He
Puzzled Visitors
White Sox 6, Angels 2

Although outbatting the Angels two
to one, the regular White Sox aggre-
CATION that will chase the American
league flag this year had to play ten
innings to beat Hen Berry's class AA
outfit yesterday in the opening game
of the series between these clubs. In
their half of the tenth, when it was
getting so near to sundown that some-
thing had to be done quickly If the
game was to end with any other than
drawn result the Sox lit on to Thor
sens curves and made five hits turn
into four runs and win the game.
Delhi was given his first tryout Of
the season, and he went six innings
like a major Lacquer, when he was re-
tired i'm favor of Thorsen, just to give
the $4,000 beauty a workout. Delhi
Welded six hits in his six rounds and
only one run crossed the pan. AS the
Angels had scored once in their open
ing inning Delhi retired with the score
tied up. Thorsen did nicely until the
tenth. when he let down and gave up
five hits. The story of that fateful
innng is told in detail, as follows:
Messenger singled to center. Zeider
tripled to right and Messenger scored.
Beall singled infield and Gandil flew
to center, Zeider scoring on the out,
While running to first Beall collided
with Gill and was slightly hurt. Can
dill took his place and stole second,
and when Grindle threw low to second
to catch him he went on to third,
oh Collins
doubled to center and Gandil scored.
Daley returned the ball to Catcher
Smith. who dropped the ball and al
lowed Collins to score. Purten walked
and Cole singled to right, putting Pur-
tell on third. They tried double
steal and Purtell was nabbed at the
plate. Howard threw Block out at
first.
When the Angels tried to do some
business in their final turn at bat the
first three men to respond to the call
to arms were killed by excellent field
ing. neither being able to get to first.
Sutor practically pitched the entire
game for the SoX, as SpitbaI Ed
Walsh only twirled the final inning.
Smith, behind the plate, was out of
form and is credited with two of the
five errors charged against the hQue
team. Grindle, who succeeded him,
also made one misplay, while Jud
Smith at third and Roth at short were
charged with one apiece.
1t was a fast game and well played,
barring some amateurish work in eX
citing moments, but the fact that the
Sox made four errors shows that they
are not quite perfect yet and the
home team did not do so worse. YER
non will be on the frying pan this aft
ernoon and Hap Hogan said last night
that he would show the regulars how
his outfit gave the Yannigans such a
dandy beating last Sunday and Incl
dentaIly, will attempt to show Hen
Berry a bunch of real live ball players.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
MILLER FAKING;
MIND IS SOUND
MICHIGAN FOOTBE' | STAR RE-
MEMBERS CLEARLY
INTERVIEWED ON FARM; TALKS
NATIONALLY
Identity Established Through Quar-
terbaek's Frequent Calls at the
Postoffice for Mail-Says He
Has Written to Father
rAssocia,ed PrcssJ

WALLA WALLA, Wash, March Is.
That James Roy Miller, missing
quarterback on last years University
of Michigan football eleven, who was
located on a fruit farm west of Walla
Walla yesterday working as a common
laborer remembers his record on the
gridiron as well as other experiences
is believed by those who have inter-
viewed him.
His actions and the fact that he has
been receiving mail regularly from
friends in Michigan lead the authori-
ties to believe that his apparent loss
of memory is only feigned.
Pressed with questions by those
working on the case, Miller for month
has persistently denied his identity.
asserting that he is only an acquaint-
ance of the missing football man.
The first clew that the man now
working on the fruit farm was Miller
came through the postal authorities.
Miller has called regularly at the post
office in WaIla Walla and asked for
mail for Miller. He explained his name
is Miller and that Miller had asked
him to get any mail addressed to him
and hold IT.
Miller was in a room with a dozen
common laborers seated at long table
and playing cards by lamplight when
found last night.
Responding to several questions,
Miller said:
II prefer not to talk about this mat
ter. It's none of the public's business.
have written home and everything is
all right now. If father wants to make
a statement, let it come from him."
Asked if he intended TO return home,
Miller replied that he had not decided
what he would do.
ut all depends on circumstances"
he concluded.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
jacksonville RESULTS

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March S-Witf
the exception of Coincidence in the opening
race. every favorite fell by the wayside. Sum-
mary:
First race, six and half furlongs, Breed
ers' purse-Comedenne won, Mozart second
Klarney third: time 1:21 4-5.
Second race five and half furlongs, sell
ing-Clem Bechey won, Autumn Rose second,
Mon Ami third time 1907 3-5
Third race one and one-sixteenth miles.
selling-Zymole won. Colonel Jot second, Ten
PAGES third; time 1:4S %.
Fourth race, one mile, sellng-Osorine won,
Fulfill second Arondack third; time $40 3-5.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards, selling
MoIesey won, J. P. Reed second, Golconda
third time 1:45 2-5
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards, SELL
ing-Merry Gift won. st. Joseph second
Gerrymander third; time 1:45 4-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
.FAVORlTE KNOCKED
DOWN IN EACH RACE
Emeryville Talent Given Good Scorch-
ing by Shower of Form Re-
Versals-Lady Elizabeth
Wins Handicap

OAKLAND, March 1S-Long priced
horses were to the front at Emeryville
today. One of the upsets came in the
Arden handicap, when Lady Elizabeth
beat Balronia, the favorite. Little Siss
gained an easy victory in the first.
Results:
First race, six furlongs, selling-LAttle siss'
107 tGrosse) won; Salomy Jane, l02 tRooney)'
second; Elodia b., 90 (Martin) third; time
1:l6 Banrose, Jim Hanna, La Petite, lahlta,
Maud MEG, Blanche c., Bold, Edith X. ana
Col. Brady finished as named.
Second race, six furlongs, selling -Metropol-
itan 90 (BoreD, won; Olathe, 80 lGross)' sec
ond; Goodship SO MARTINI, third; time l;l6'
Redondo, Bellsnicker, Phillistina, Supperheld'
Louis Streuber, Charles Green and Plcka"ay
finished named.
Third race, one mile, selng-Miss Ofheious'
1913 (Kederis), won; Radiation, 92 (Williams)'
second; Silver Grain, (Martin), third; time
1:42 80 Steel. Don Enrique, Thomas Cal
houn, Wicket, Mr.. Bishop and Ornate I'M
ished named.
Fourth race, six furongs, Arden handicap
Lady Elizabeth, 90 (Anderson), won; Dalronia'
90 CMartin), second Lewiston, 90 (Selden),
third; time 1;14 20. Myles O'Connell and Pit
of Fortune finished as named.
Fifth race, one mile. selling-J. II. Laugh
rey 10 0Seogh), won; Cobleskill, 40 (Grossl,
second DR.. Downie, 109 (Wiliams), third;
time 1:44. Peligroso. Silver Line, Camera,
Special Delivery, Nasmerito, Fredonia, Who,
Jim Cafferata and Yoladay finished nameu.
Sixth race Futurity course-Gelico. 102
(Cross), won; Prince Winter, 115 (Selden).
second Babe Nicely, 10 (Rice), third; time
1:14 2-5. Estelle M, Canterbury, Sweet Basil,
Cantem, Vesperian Natical, Basel, Ethel
NICK. and BraXton also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
OAKLAND ENTRIES

First race. Futurity course, selling-Ham-
pass, 100 Pimkin. Combury, Paul Clifford,
10 each; Beda, Banorells, Geneva 90 each;
sainest o. Rosamo. l0i; El Molno. 30; Titus
II, 105.
Second race, Futurity course, sellng-Bau-
man. 109; Hiaeko, Cymbal 1lS each; Arthur
Hyman. 1l0; Miss Picnic IS; 4Novgorod, lo6;
Lord Clinton, 80; Madeline Musgrave. l04
Third race, six furongs. selling-SinlS
Spring. Bishop. lO2 each; Orelio, 1lS; Tilling-
hast Adena, Thistle Belle l0i each; Calopus,
81; Gilbert Rose. 95 DR.. Dougherty Servi-
eence 96 each; Duke Of Milan, Ill.
Fourth race, one mile, Woodland handicap
Phil Mohr, so; Right Easy, 104; Obicular
105 Edwin T. Fryer, 100.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards, selling
keep Moving, 1903; Raleigh, 1l2; Fancy 81;
Inclement, lis; Col. Jack 100; Miles, S6
Sixth race, five and half furlongs, purse
Prejucico, John II. Sheehan, 112 each; Sepul-
veda IS; Fern L., 95; Galvesca, 92; Myles
OConnel 80.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
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have in my possession a prescription for
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brought on by excesses, unnatural drains, or
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envelope to any man who will write
me for It,
This prescription comes from a physician
who has made a special study OF men and
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bination for the cure of deficient manhood
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think 1 owe It to my fellow men to send
them a copy in confidence that any man
anywhere who is weak and discouraged with
repeated failures may stop drugglng himself
with harmful patent medicines, secure what
I believe is the quickest-acting restorative
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this gplendid recipe in a plain, ordinary
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
BY LAY DAVIDSON

of
scrap Thursday Tom Nc
the SIGNATURES of Langford and jim Barry
to have again put one over on the north
Barry came south smith Mocarey
got with the winner of the LangfodFnn fight
and yesterday he closed win win ~ a % win esb lack Burns the
afteward after taking rest of week
training harness at his Arcadia HEADQUARTERS
presents asking he found
not whip Langord in short fight When came M
% 9h he ] over long distance not less than twenty
the hgn De routed @ % 4n % of otr o he he wiling to b that he
could trim the Boston negro Langford has defeated B se mes
where his ceverness and generap enabled him
latter speedy boxer but possesses Wap
that caused @ eastern critics TO % @ 6d in his unen and endur
ance that gives him some justification
weight reach unenins ability in his favor % Barry may
something attend to in long fight but Sam
condition as when he fought Flynn there viii
not make good will be necessary for Langd
ever he backbd
challenges That Barry sincerely believes in himself proved
his acceptance of the match after knowing wha TO- fs @ @
hardly would want " have the same things done to him. even LOT
Jefres Night
Ed Hopeprstead Tetaehap country
bears that JEFF
somewhat disappointed at not being get
Jeff will
Bob Armstrong will report him for work una
period big fellow had mapped them out before
@ @ 9 s Extensive w routine and probably will ooano his efforts chiefly to
road gymnasium addition chopping
Flynn Probably Was overtralned
Flynn a attempt
credit Thursday
period the job There such
overdo his
work goes probably
boxing and blocking and effectiveness in his
fight
February These facts tend to bear out the
statement Flynn
the concus IS he did much of it,
coney Webster Later
be off Of
he time
to
a is
mated put n d training
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
ATTELL Is EXTENDED
BY JOHNNY MARIO
Especial to The Herald.l

NEW YORK, March 1S.-Before a
large crowd tonight at the National
Sporting club Abe Attell, feather
weight champion, boxed ten rounds
with Johnny Mario, d rugged light
weight. Mario was a dozen pounds
heavier and in much better physical
condition than Attell. For six rounds
Attell showed his usual cleverness and
had the advantage Of scientific points.
But then he became weary and Mario
by incessant rushing and heavy slug
ging, eyened the score and forced At
tell to show his cleVerness. If a decis-
ion had been rendered it might have
been given to Attell On points
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19

blow suffered by the talent in some
time. Summary:
First race, three furlongs, selling-M.
Depres won. Lord Wells second Bertha ID.
third: time :ss 2-5.
Second race, five furlongs. seing-Achieve
won c. II. Patton second, Yankee Pooh
third; time 1904.
Third race. five and a half furlongs. selling
Lucky Mate won, Eminalia second, Occidental
third; time 1:12.
Fourth race five and half furlongs. sell
ing-Joe Moser won, Percy Taylor second,
Bosom Friend third; time 1903 30.
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs, selling
Donaldo won, Punky second, Judge Dundon
third; time I'LL 3-5.
sixth race, six furlongs. selling-San GIL
won McAndrews second, our Nugget third;
time LII 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
l. A. HIGH GIRLS ARE
VICTORIOUS ON DIAMOND

Los Angeles high school girls base
school girls Thursday afternoon. score
20 to II, on Compton grounds. Los An
geles lineup: Catcher, Myrtle Calvert;
pitcher Helen Grosfeld; first base,
Marguerite Childs; second base. Ida
Wilson; third base, Helen Ferguson;
right short Questa Baty; left short.
Bessie O'Donneu; left field. Zella
Schooler; right field, Anna Leavin:
sub, Marguerite Andrews Umpire,
Marcus Lee; manager, Miss Rogers;
captain, Marguerite Childs. Compton
Catcher, Agnes Elliott; pitcher, Mable
Vaughan (captain),
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
REAvERs SWAMP DUCKS

SAN JOSE, March 1S.-Portland
again defeated San Jose today, the
score being to 3. Poor heldlng py
two san Jose recruits in the outfield
we're responsible for the loss Hart
man man took the hill for the ducks and
walked four men in two-thirds of an
inning, being replaced by Guyn, who
was effective, as was Chenault.
Hitting by Rutledge, Murray, Casey
and Townsend featured the game
Score:
Portland 6, hits 10, errors 0.
San Jose 3, hits 4, errors 5.
Batteries-Hartman, Guyn, Chenault
and Murray; Armbruster, Goodwin
Yates and Rutledge.
Umpire-Eager
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
F4ERALD'S
TT 4E3
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LANGFORD AND BARRY MATCHED TO
GO TWENTY-FIVE ROUNDS APRIL 9
MANAGER McAREY SLIPS OWE R ANOTHER ONE ON NORTH
ERN RIVALS

Boston Negro Accepts Proposition Give His Odme Victim An
Other Chance and Consents to Travel Long Distance Route
Demanded by White Scrappet-Later Meets Jack Burns
at Frisco March 2o Will Come South Immediately
Afterward-Teffries Due Home Tomorrow Night
and Will Resume Light Training Monday
with Armstrong First Assistant on
the Tob-Conley and Webster Will
Probably Be Matched April %
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
JOHNSON TRIAL HAS BEEN
SET FOR NEXT WEDNESDAY

:. CHICAGO, March is, -J Jack >.
y Johnson, colored heavyweight >.
y champion, after receiving formal X
x notice yesterday from Jack Glea- =
= son, one of the promoters of the =
x Jeffries-Johnson fight, that the :.
= contest would be staged at Emery >.
x vile, on July 4, decided to leave :.
< for San Francisco early in April to :.
= take UP active training and not :,
< wait until May as had been his X
= original plan. Johnson win leave X
= for New York Sunday night where :.
= his trial on a charge of assault i'm =
x the second degree comes up March =
= 23 i
!. :. :. \ \ ! = = ! =. X y X :: X X K >. =
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
CINCINNATI CLUB BUYS
SPRING TRAINING GROUNDS

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March 1s.-
Manager Clark Griffith OF the Clncin-
natl Nationals has signed papers for
n permanent tract of ground here for
training purposes. The price paid is
said to be $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
WINS PURSUIT RACE

The attraction at tine Mammoth
skating rink last evening was an Aus
tralian pursuit race on rollers, which
was won by Barlow, a crack on the
spinners, with Tracy Stewart finishing
second Eleven entries started in the
race.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
WESTON IN KANSAS

PEABODY, Kas., March 1S.-Ed-
ward Payson Weston arrived here to-
day after having spent last night at
Newton. He was welcomed by hun
dreds of school children, made short
address and took dinner in the private
car Of Superintendent Ayres of the
Santa Fe.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
GAvleAN is WALLoPEp

FOND DU LAC. Wis, March 49,
Tommy Gavigan of England was
beaten by Ed Lang of Chicago here
last night after eight rounds of fight
fppr
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
WHITE soX
lock batted for Kreuger in ninth inning.
. Smith batted for Sutor in ninth INNING
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

11its-Ofs Delhi. G; off Thorsen. Q; off sutor,
Three-base hit-Zeider. Two-base hits-Gan-
del. Collins t9. Sacrifice hits-Hansen, Col
Inns, Gandi Innings pitched-By Delhi .; Su-
or Sutor. g. Struck out-By Sutor, s.; Delhi,
3; walsh, g. Double play-Gin to Thorsen.
Passed ball-Kreuger. Time Of game hours.
IJmpires-Finney and McGreeVy
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
ENGLISH JUMPER WINS

LIVERPOOL, March 18.-FoXhal
Keenes Precentor IL ran unplaced to-
day in the Grand National Steeple-
chase handicap of 5000 soVereigns
which was won by Jenkinstown.