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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-01-14

THE days of theoretical reforming
are numbered You can't. propose to
waste water and consume wood and
coal and at the same time convince the
people you are conserving natural re-
sources, and you can't maintain an
army of idle office holders and convince
the people that you are an honest re-
former. Cannon and Cannonism are
not half as bad as salary grabbers and
salary grabbing. The level headed bus
mess man expects good government for
what it costs to obtain good business.
He does not take kindly to the practice
of paying public servants from twice to
three times what they earned in private
life, and he won't stand for such prac-
tice. The party that proposes to run
public business as prudent men run
their own is the coming party. Let
new theories of taxation await econ
omy. 1t may be possible that we will
not need them, and if we don't we
should dispense with them. Nobody
wants new theories of taxation adopted
until the governments of both state
and nation are on a business basis and
it is known what is needed. Madison
ian,
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-01-14

NIKoLA TESLA, who has been at work
on wireless light for twenty years, at
last announces that he has invented
something which actually works. He
says: ''It would be possible by my
wireless transmitter of great power to
light the whole United States. The cur
rent would pass into the air, and trav-
cling in all directions would produce the
effect of strong aurora borealis. |
would like nothing better than to I'M
dertake to light New York harbor for
say 100 miles around. There would be
great economy in production, as there
would be nothing about the lamps to
give out"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-01-14
Beautiful Sugar Shell Free.

To introduce our famous Oriental
Metal Polish we will give free to any
one sending % cents for a full size box
a beautiful Malacca Plate Sugar Shell.
You probably could not buy it of your
jeweler for double the price asked for
the Metal Polish. We will send only
one to family. Our polish will clean
and give lustre to gold, silver, nickel,
brass, etc. 1t is unequaled. We are
only able to give these magnificent
sugar shells as premiums because of
the fortunate purchase of our buyer
and the immense quantity we buy.
Send stamps or silver.
DAKE e DAKE, Manufacturers and
Compounders, Baraboo, Wis. 7t3
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-01-14

A GENTLEMAN has been recently de-
fined as GA man that's clean inside and
out; who neither looks up to the rich
nor down to the poor; who can lose
without squealing and who can win
without Dragging; who is considerable
of women, children and old people; who
is too brave to lie, too generous to
cheat, and who takes his share of the
world and lets other people have
theirs. Madison Journal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-01-14

THE crack of the whip is now heard
at Washington in the rule laid down
that no more patronage will be given
out to assistant democrats. Watch
the insurgents scramble to get into
bandWagon. ~4.s
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-01-14
Anatomical Expert.

When butcher answered the bell
of his telephone instrument one day
the shril voice of a little girl greeted
his ears Hello. Is that Mr.. Wilson,"
Yes" he answered kindly
We'll. can you tell US where grand
pas liver is: We've got TO put a hot
tiannel ON it. and we can't find it,
london Telegraph.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-01-14
Her Train.

81 shall miss my train" she said
petulantly.
"Oh. no. you won't" the dressmaker
assured her. you will soon get used
to these gowns which haven't any
New York Journal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-01-14
For Sale.

A small folding billiard table, iron
frame, slate bed, rubber cushion, COM
plete with 4 ivory balls, cues, etc.
Can be seen at DR.. Nicholson resi-
dence any day between 6 and p. m.
6w2
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-01-14
His Share.

Councilman-I've come to see if you
will subscribe anything to the town
cemetery. Old Resident-Good gra-
cious. I've already subscribed three
wives-London Telegraph.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-01-14

The trust busters are now after the
paper trust, bunch of indictments
having been found against the manu-
facturers, who must now show they
are not a combination in restraint of
trade.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-01-14

The Electric Vacuum Cleaner has
returned, and if you wish cleaning done
mo matter how little-ca No. 81.
The cost is Coo per hour, and salts
factory job is guaranteed.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-01-14
Varied Formula.

Ibid he tell the whole truth?"
Practically. He told the truth with
a hole just large enough for him to
crawl out of it."-Puck.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-01-14
Don't Be Fooled.

Try III. w. Bankers Cough Remedy
made at Sparta, Wis. Write for valu-
able information. For sale by w. G.
Atwell.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-01-14
Farm for Rent.

B. d. Wixom's homestead farm, 240
acres, town of Fulton. Call at
5tf 623 S. Main St., GAINESVILLE, Wis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24

Aprohaio: Samuel L. Groner, Tre,surer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24
DE gG0cj@dad.
~ssN 7Nr 7z<s

questa que tan habilmente d:rije ell
maestro Cocolia, merecieron justaS
palmas.
Tn succos con tuna noche de Vene-
cia: Hermoso cuadro! En- el escena-
rio, velado apenas por azulados tin
tes de dulce luz Sc veia una gondola
ocupada por Ia distinguida sehora
Cabrera de Lacot, sehorita Palmira
Felicci y ninos Pastor Mandry y j.
Torruella. La sujestiva melod(a del
canto, el poetico cuadro, palomas
blancas revoloteando en- derredor de
la barca hicieron de ese numero uno,
81 no ell mas sujestivo y atrayente de
Ia velada.
El "coro de japonesas" esplendido
y luciendo gran habilidad, bonitos
trajes y encantando con dulces voces
las sehoritas Arce, Otero, Mejia, Ca
bassa, Castaing, Suarez, Vega, Porra
ta, Santoni, Oliver, del Vale, Pietry
y Maria Luisa Torruella. ,Hubo de
bizarse q repetidas instancias del pd-
blico. La senorita Arce triunfadora
como siempre, hacienda ell papel de
directora.
"Anssia" melodia cantada por la
senorita Palmira Felicci y acompa-
iiada al piano por la sehora Arece de
'Astol, majistralmente.
En- "La OCCASION la pintan calva"
obteniendo ruidosas ovaciones jose
fina y G. Matienzo (esta por repenti-
ma indisposicion de la sei1orita Ne
gron) y los j6venes Acosta y Matlen
40,
Otra brillantfsima nota. ola re-
treta marcha' por la gran banda de
Plerrot del "club" resulto hermosf-
sima. Estaba compuesta la adorable
banda por Ia distinguida senora de
Astol, y senoritas Consuelo y Lucia
Porrata, Angelina y Enriqueta Op-
penheimer, Carmen Sauri, Graciela
Toro, la monfsima secretaria del
"club" Rosa Blanca del Vale, Elisa
y Belen Colon ique bien sientan los
lentecitos! Antonia y Manuela Oil
yer, Hortensia Mariani, Maria Gilet,
Maria Teresa Are pc o que monisi-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24

sezoras de TorrueIla, Bonn;n, Morell,
Luchetty de Toro y sehoritas Open
heimer, Perez, Toro y Porrata. FL
cue-po de bomberos as:stio de gala.
A las 2.40 comenzo el bale que Sc
efectu6 en- ell casino con la mayor
parte de la concurrencia que asistio
4 Ia velada y resulto brillante termi-
nado las $40 de la madrugada.
Tn APPLAUSE y de los mas entusias-
tas al Club de senoras de Ponce por
su magni6co exito.
Senper.
Ponce, mayo 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24

Una fiesta en- Ponce. Brillante as
pscto presentaba, q las cocho de Ia
noehe del sabado, la herradura y pa
tio del elegante teatro "La Perla".
Lo mas granada de Ia esplendida So
ciedad ponceha Sc habia dado cita
para adnlirar los numeros que for
maban el programa de la gran We
lada dramatica-lirico- literara que
,habfa organizado la distinguida aso,
ciaci6n "Club de sehoras Gle Ponce
y era benefcio del mausoleo del
:benemerito cuerpo de "camlsetas
rojas" de la ciudad del sur.
La gran sala brillaba esplendida!
iluminada por las bomblllas electrl
cas-, menos refulgentes que los oJos
de tanta linda mujer allf congregada
para formar el mas hermoso cuadro
que darse pueda. Muy ricos tra!es
y elegantes tocados y artisticos ador
nos servian de marco exquisite q los
exquisitos rostros de las bellas pom
cehas que pudieron admirarse ALL
Elegancia suma y suprema dlstln-
ci6n era Ia nota de la concurrence
femenina de la fiesta. Entire los ira
jes-e -eran todos muy elegantes-lla-
,maban la atenci6n los de las dlstln-
guidas sehoras Fornaris de Torrue-
Tia, Rita color crema con cubre cuer-
20 de encaies negros; Morales de BE-
laval, color rosa con bordados; de 10
70 Vendrell, rosa muy bajo y encales !;
Cabrera de Lacot, blanco y crema, de
'piel de seda y razo de mandrl con
trsje azul y bordados blancos.
Entire las senoras que ocupaban
palcos y butacas estaban las de Suck
de Bonnin, Luchetty de Toro, Corta-
da de Palacios Rodriguez, Cabrera
de Lacot, SEEK, Valdivieso, Forna-
fis de Torruella, Mariani, Cortada,
Sauri, Arce de Astol, ,viuda de Vega,
Salazar, Puventud, Cabrera, Porra-
ta-Doria, ,Emanuelli de Biscombi, de
Torruella, don Juan, Morales de Bella
val, Romaguera, Toro-Vendrell, Oil
ver, Barnes, Casals, Serrallas, San
chez de Serralles, Porrata de Bara-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24

sorda, del Vale, Morales, Villari,
viuda de Castaing, Tous, Morell.
Oppenheimer, MARQUEE, Mattey, Ro-
sich, Moringlane y Graham
Divine bouquet" tambi6n el de
las sehoritas que lucieron esquisita
gracia y gentileza y entire elias las de
Feicci, Fornaris, Colon, Zulena, v
Carolina Vildivieso, Astol Mavoral.
'Ssuri, Baez, Vega, Ana Cabrera, j.
menez la dulce hija de Quisoueya
Matienzo, Font, Cap6, Romaguera,
.Torruella, Mercado, la adorable nina
de faz de matiz de azucenas Y oios
como cuentas de szabache; Judit V
:.Raquel Morales, Mercedes y Monsi-
ia Gastaing, Van Loft, Oliver, con
ltraie azul y derrotando q Cupido;
'Pietry Batistini monisima con ele-
;gantfsimo traie szul; Vilari, Isabel,
!Enriqueta y Angelina Oppenhe;mer
hermosa trinidad; Luz V Raquel Po-
Trata, ConsuelIto Porrata, Mattey.
Zeppenfeld, Biscombi. Inesita V
Adela Toro, del Vale. Mariani, Nc
;jfa, Suerez, Carmen Rita Perez, lin
disima de trsie color rosa Y encajes
y tan simpatica v culta como buena
.vendedors de Ia "kermess"; Tous,
Subira, Dlorens V Margot Fiol V Cor
tada la bella rubita de oios dc cicIo
Y bOquitas de claveles.
FL atrayente programa fu6 cum
plidO csquisitamente, II diScur5o de
aperture 4 cargo del Lcdo. Tou<. en-
commando Ia altrIista labor Ie los
bombercs; las seleeciones por "a or
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24

mo tamborl Amalia v Carmen VEGA.
Della y Emma Mejias, Lucia Porra-
ia, Eva Cortads, Palmira Felicci,
Mercedes y Monsita Castairg y Ca:-
nina Suarez. FuG un divine cuad.o
y 81 la maestria en- el manejol de los
instrumentos (desde el pequeio tam
Dor, el copaologo y la bandurria has
Ia el piano Y las pcinillas) merec:6
enthusiasts aplausos /; el de tanta ga
cia y belleza realzadas por el arte y
clegancia de los trajes y 10 per:ec;a-
mente aiustado de la mt;sica. mere
cen ell mas grandc APPLAUSE. Fl gran
pdblico Sc olvid6 de 10 avanzado de
la hora, de que Ia labor de las hib;!es
damitas de Ia banda habis sido labo-
rioso y pidi0, aplaud:cndo rep,tida-
mente, fuera bicaio n nimero. OTTO
triunfo.
En- la "Ceaic!en.a' tomaron parte
cast todos los oficiales del cuerpo de
bomberos Y muchas de las scao-as
Y sehoritas del Club. Descmpana-
ron los pspeles mas iunportantes.
Consuelito Porrata. la "Cenicienta"
Mercedes Castaing. Maria Teresa
Arce y sonora Arminta Perez de Mo-
reil; Fl atre-7o muy rico V aprop;ado.
I'll "cuadro aleg6rico'. en- que Pc
rece heroicamentc IN "camiseta 70
Ia'. suiestivo v apropiado.
A las go de Ia madrrIgada 80 ccha
ba pOr ultima vcz RI tcl6n fin.IiZlu-
do el hermoso espectacuIo. I'm Ia
tomboia gran ex;to; " como no. );
hicieFon de adorables serviloras en-
entire otTss distia.uidas damas. las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24
.DineIo Y IeIoj gratis.

Pida sin dinero, diezpesos
oro de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la Salud" el mejor PATENT
zado para la sangre, el est6'
mago, Ell higado, y los riiiones,
col6quelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie'
ra que Sc ofrece y al mandar.
nos el importe, obsequiaremos
con una comision en- dinero,y
un reloj gratis. Escriba en-
seguida a la National Drug
Agency. Tetuan e2, San
Juan, Pto.. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24
Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.
BIENEs INMUEBLEs
5UBASTA PUBLICA.

5UBASTA PUBLICA BIENES INMUEBLEs
En- Colecua De Rena ints:nas &c San Sebastian 81 dia
1870 las 10 de masana se.an v1didos los
benes aonados de los
cub las contune eroa ebagsd h.
debdo tempo las contrbucione veacda o
qin dispoue Ia Ley de Rsntas nerass
PRoP1ETAR1os Description de 9ropsdd coutruconss
aproxmados
TERCERA SUBASTA
Sebastian Plaza, II eds Bo. Rob.e 3444
jose Veazquez Morses 20 eds. b. Robes Sk20
sEGUNDA sUBAsTA.
i. Font Sue, IS eds. b. Hato Arribs, 4A9o
Jose Gonzie Hde,, 50 eds Bo. Pozas 1915
Francisco Lopez Lugo I'd cGs Bo. Roble 5.S6
Juan Orhla, iS2 COS. Bo. Calabaas 1854
81 gu% Antonio Soto GLE eds 3d. Alto Sano 1880
oss Hsrnaz Sucnu 81 cds Bo Robles 1922
mon E. Briguouy, 3 eds Ro Hato Atrba 12s9
PRIMERA sUBASIA.
Crtob Castro aeliano 2S6 casas Calabazas 1Ss49
Pueden verse los detsi deen los epedenes
ador de cada popedad debe deposa efectvo
- de vaor e vndda perdS
r de Ia cua tus subasada
ropedad durane lo @ das gunes verdc6
San sebastian, P. R., Abrl Is, 1910
(Firmado) NJ de JESUS ~Colector
Apobado:~6a L. GromeL Treasurer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24

Hay dgricultores que necesiton
moyordomos" . hay "mlayordomos;
que necesitan eoloeaci6n, Esas dos
aspiraciones 50 encuentrdn con Diff
eultdd y retardo. Ambas coi,aeidirdn
rdpidamente 81 los deseos de nadyordo
mos y agrieultore, 50 onuncsan en-
La Correspondeneia". Hay en- es.
te diario especial y nl6d,ca tarVa q
efecio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24
Treasury Department Of Porto Rico,
SCBASTA PCBLIGA

SCBAsTA PCBLICA FIESFS INMrEsTFs
En- Ia Goes;s &c R55a =-,s de Ca-aa. d IS 60 uc;o
1910 alas &c naaaa sa:i= v-ias &c, Toos toa1.
bienes relac:oaado &c les mo
ououe agos co usrcn ha5e pasado
Ley de Reatas Ints:cG
PSoPlETAR.os Dss'pen de la rroF;eda1 Ce:sucne, caso
-. aTI-x:nalos
FrancEo hodr:gl.h 96 eds Bo Ssa Salvador, 32.
be1to AF'nte IS t!s ll5 b. Borin1uen n
Jose te.x Arc1e ~ c!s lCssa 30 Turabo, sa5
Saaa fe:iA % '1S oass Bo Bel.T'z 4a05
Nonis Lopez Di,. Casa en- Ia GALE Rafael C,5eto 57s
Puden les deaes ps.ss erpedi.pt.
FL comPrado de cada propeid dshe iep,sr
d cen;o del vaor ida prri
de- de de psar Te.,o de 10 or suba,ada
propedad dre les das syuc1te, Ie % yerifj enst.
Cssuas 7. r.. Marc IN ic 1910
(Firmado) Enrique Rsmos aIicr -Coec,or.
Aprobado: sanu. L. Groner Tre,suer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24

I'ououI D0pul lIIi6iIt VI Uilu Uiuu.
sUBAsTA PUBrICA e1ENEs lNMul BLvs.
Ea la Coectura Rena Camuy de uuo de
1910 las 10 de la manara szn vezdd mejores posos
ben reacnados parte los
clones cos ue.cn habe psgado
tempo las ccnbucones vencdas les argos sgin dpone L.
de Rentas Internas.
PPoPIETARos De'erpei5n de la rropiedad Conbucon
apoximados.
TERCERA sCBAsTA REPETIDA
Pedro Puio IS cds Bo Santiago, Camu7 nSo
Manuel Isre' ~ cas- Bo Quebrsda 1896
Juana Vale Sc CTS 3D. Pusrtos 2489l
Rita Co.. 81 eds b. QuebYads 53Si
1ERcERA sUBAsTA
Antonio Ro,ado l6ed'. boA;o, Bo. cib.o Camu: 2s1|
Juan Jose Rivera 20 CTS Bo Quebrsda ns1
Ramon Crespo, Astol:o
R. Babionia 10 COS. bobio, Bo Puerto. 1884
Antonio Santiago so eds Bo Guajatacs Quebdlas 81
sEGUNDA sUBAsTA
1uocenco Gonzalez 20 eds Bo Quabrada C.nu7 "a O,
PRiMERA sUBAsrA
Pascual Cots Pastor, l05 eds bohio Cibao Camuv 494l
Crlstna Padsla So eds. Bo Aba Honda, 50,
trco Bardina, "a cds. taaa &c Aibcnto Hatllo 625
Psregino Vilamil a3 eds CampoAlesre, Halo 1878
Elias Arroyo, 3a eds Bo Bayaney Hatio ~
Domingo A. Rubo, l27 eds Abonio Hatlo 2ss3
Enrique Rubio Aana 26 80 eds Bo Bayaney Hatlo 1872
2l4 cds casaA DC. Aibonito Hallo e54s
Pueen verse los dae que respective. expedenes
d een:o del va7: vendds perderd en- casa,
&c de per la la
r:opeas5 os:a eS de. verified rema
canuy, P. R., Mayo de lsio
(F;,mado) Rsye. Cauiuo ..C Collector
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24

Bento nodeo de sombrero que constuye de las ;ma
ersacsnes parsienses Ea hecho de encae "chany' ne
gro, adornado tercopeo gran puma rosa. Is e
vanado por los lados detras.
Hecho por Alphonsine Rue de la Par (Por. Fotografa
de Fshr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24

En- esta imprerta Sc veude
papel de periodicos viejos a
50 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-24

Ar:ooado: Samuel l.. G.cmer, Tus.u,er,
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

cessful cross with the Salvador stall
lion. His first maring will be with La
Hindas, dam of Rey Hindoo and La
Refine Hindoo.
Jockey A Walsh. after six days on
the ground, reappeared in the saddle
yesterday and got into further trouble.
He was set down for three days more
for misbehavior at the post on Burbur
IN the baby race Martin was fined
SIS in the same race.
+. Ellert- a well known limb player
has deserted Jacksonville and will try
the game across the bay. Little Pete
Christiansen is coming to take a whirl
al the layers, and j. H Callahan, who
booked here last year viii soon join
the spectators.
FirebaH, Bedwell's useful old sprinter.
is dying at EmeryviIle. He contracted
lung fever en- route from Juarez last
week. and hope of saving him has been
abandoned. lie has raced in CaIifor-
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Changed Rules Reach
League Quarters

CHICAGO. Feb 5.-Changes made in
the playing code of baseball at the re-
cent meeting OF the rules committee in
Pittsburg have arrived at American
league headquarters, but no hint has
been dropped as to the nature of the
changes.
Accompanying the few notifications,
which were made for the purpose of
clearing up the game on a few points.
was note from Secretary Heydler OF
the National requesting that they be
withheld from publication pending their
approval by members of the rules COM
mttee of both leagues
AS B. r. Johnson and c. A. Comiskev.
president Of the Chicago American club,
are out Of the city, it will he at least
Monday or Tuesday before the new vsr-
sions will be placed before the public.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
John H. Sheehan's Romping Victory
Feature Of Formful Card
By E. w. CLARKE

Ii talent IHeryvue te- disastrous week recovered of
losses yesterdays formu card
we'll played choice three of Mr.
IIoians bad left heavily Ed Ball
the he bad the days In the
H. the notable
he hooked o than usual and still
a and
Belle Kinney lukwarm with
Oat Mole Montrose,
the betting jumped carly lead and opened three lengths
field looked until her failed the stretch
booted third length half
and o show.
INDORA ATTENDS FRANK RUHSTALLER
Frank Ruser to iavOrte for the baby race but his laurels
champion He
attended him
Kde,
fuay like whlwnd the end She
laDped a and Grenida third
the bulk the public
Malone had the early showed
Marbug the
through lengths and Madeline Mugrave time
lake place Father Stafford
Rosslare price laid the
odds made the
lengths Darengton
uaso only a OF the long shot, Alder Gulch
KEEP MOVING TO,
scored Keep Moving in the mile
Bdweu
nk gamey The real
IN between Buckthon and John the the
former =
H. to the
to
unoded burden Belweher
fron,f o
? to in
ead chase the flying leader but
lengths Myes OConne quoted Is trimmed Fancy
SHOW.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

MIA for six years and has beaten some
of the best in his division.
w. S. Heath has bought Tallac, by
Top Gallant, from Billy Randall, and
will use her as a broodmare
Jockey Deyerich. who rode last year
for Barney Schreiber has decided to
quit the saddle.
Bob Burns. Kitty Cunard and Billy
Saunders. maiden year olds, have been
put on the schooling list. Two of them
were left at the post in their first
race.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
Big Fight May Go
To Point Richmond
Hester Retains Faith in Alameda, but
Mayor Noy Still Says mo"
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

Point Richmond
sky With the Maeo officials
Alameda ready him people of Ocean View
Hester the
yesterday afternoon He did that d
Pat oeane,
called Hester offered showed
counoilmn
Now its Hester decide whether he make his
Alameda transfer his
of Deane and break Richmond Hester still ng
the that the doors Alameda be relieved OF their bolts
thoug beginning az fol him.
Surely the Nelson Nvolgast
all and huh political that brought
Contnu Pagea as.C Column
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

eight and the contenders TO go viii
depend greatly on the condition of the
track and the development Of distance
quality between now and the day Of
the race.
Very few Of the candidates have been
asked to go a mile as yet so the derby
route Of a mile and a sixteenth will
Iook formidable TO some of them. G. n.
Johnson has entered both J. IL. Barr
and Raleigh P D, so he viii be prepared
for either a fast or muddy track. Mel
4ondale has already won at a mile and
ever. and Turret and Chester Krum, by
fast finishes in shorter races, have
shown their liking for A distance.
or the early speed burners that may
fry the issue. Lady Elizabeth, Napa
pSicx and Daddy Clip have shown their
class. The list Of entries may be an
nounced today
salvation has been shipped to Oak
v-ood stock ia rm. where 10 Emperor Of
Norfolk mares are expected to pro-
vide the proper blood lines for sue
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me-:24. AS Is. f:O1 10. LII Is. At
3-5 show Musgrave. 6 place. 5 show; 81
I.oyana. Trained by T. E. Smith. Sera
good. Won handily. Next two same
Marburg, on the rail first part, swung on
the end Musgrave ran a game race.
ran her race. Milpitas stopped to wall
INA FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs; sci
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Continued on Page IS, Column 4
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twenty-five Enter for Great Derby

entries the birthday
probable
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Inle-:2s 80 As -. 1:Oi 10. At post I minute
Bellwether So place. 2-5 show; O'Conne II.
Trained by j. Dixon. Start good Won easily.
Sheehan 80 Fancy TO- CloudIight 1S-5 Ohm
way. Bellvether improving. Myles O'Connell
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he Calls Form Chart OF Races at Emeryyille

= OAKLAND; E
SIM
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on at 3:55. Sheehan. Is place, out show;
5 show Winner eh. e By Rubicon-Cariliz-
Second same Third driving High price
H. Sheehan just breezed TO his field all ths
ran smart E2ce. Fancy closed well
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