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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
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Eastern Advertising Agent. Eastern OF
6ce. Tribune building, New York; West
ern office. Tribune building Chicago.
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Tuesday, March 8, 1910.

Welcome the laymen,
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Telephones.

Bcl-Private Branch Exchange connect
ing all departments. call Main $500.
accommodating system
connecting all denartments. call 800.
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Entered at the Postofnce at Salt Lake
City as second class matter.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-11-23
Demonstration a Big Success.

Last Thursday was a big day at
X. A. Vicks store. For some time
Public Opinion had been telling the
people of the demonstration that he
would have of the Free sewing ma
chine that day, and when the time
came his store wouldn't hold one
tenth of the people. They packed
the street for some distance each
way, and the demonstration had to
take his machine out in the street,
put it onto box and display it's
good qualities in this manner. The
stunts that he put the machine thru
were almost unbelievable, should
one not see it done. Sewing strips
of wood, leather and even metal and
the instantly changing to the finest
fabrics, the machine did perfect
work. AT the close of the demon
stration, which had the appearance
OF Fourth of July celebration,
g fine Free sewing machine was CIV
Ell to Miss Clara Neufert, the happy
recipient of a gift which anyone
might prize highly.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-11-23
A Serious Operation.

DR.. T. C. Hutchinson arrived home
from Chicago Monday, where with
his wife he took their son "Buddie'
from the hospital at Anamosa, where
he has been treated for several
weeks for a severe affliction of the
lower limb. DR.. Murphy, the ia
nous Chicago surgeon, operated
upon him Saturday before the Con-
gress of Surgeons being held in
Chicago, attended by noted sur
geons from all parts of the world.
A large piece of bone was taken
from the leg, and while the opera
ton was entirely successful, it will
be several weeks and probably
months before he Will be able TO
walk, as it will be necessary for
new bone to grow before he will be
well again.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-11-23
Commercial Club Friday.

The regular monthly meeting of
the DEBORAH Commercial Club will
be held at the city hall on Friday
evening of this week at 1880 o'clock.
Every member and everyone inter-
ested in the advancement of De-
corah is urged to be present. The
general subject for discussion will
be Industries That can be Foster
ed in Decorah," and will be intro
duced by President E. J. Curtin of
the Citizens Savings Bank. What
the City Can do for Such Industries, :"
will be discussed by Mayor F. W.
D2ubney and alderman-at-large w.
F. Baker. You are invited to come
out and hear the discussions.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-11-23
Pioneer Mother at Rest.

Mrs. Elias Bucknell of Bluffton
township was visiting at the home of
her son Richard in this city last
week, and on Thursday morning be-
fore rising suffered a stroke of
paralysis, from which she did not
rally, and passed away at ten o'clock
Sunday morning.
Jane Stokes was born in Swansey,
Wales, April 4, 1912, and when
three years of age came to America,
residing in Pennsylvania until she
became twelve years of age, when
she moved to Riceford, Mimi, and
some time afterward to DEBORAH.
She was united in marriage to Elias
Bucknell, April II, 1861, and they
lived en- a farm iE Rluffton town
ship until 1870, when they moved
to Floyd county, remaining there
ten years, returning 10 Button in
1850, where they have made their
home ever since Tie union was
blessed with twelve children, two of
whom have preceded her, Desire at
the age of six years and Arthur at
the age of six months. Those who
survive are, Mrs. Clara Green, Ames,
Iowa; John, st. Paul, Mrs. Mary
Jane Knowlton, Prosper, Mimi. :;
Mrs. Fannie Brownlow and Mrs.
Elizabeth Brownlow of Leroy, Min
nesota; Mrs. Maud Frey of Burr
Oak; Archie, at home; Mrs. Nellie
Bentley, Button; Richard and Bud
E., DEBORAH. Her aged husband
and % grandchildren also mourn
the loss of a kind and loving wife,
mother and grandmother, whose life
was devoted to the care of those
whom she loved.
The funeral services were held
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock,
from the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Bucknell on Water street,
Rev. NJ. Willett officiating, with in
terment in Phelps cemetery.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-11-23

Sad, indeed, is the untimely death
of Rev. Lars A. Kalvestrand, who
came to DEBORAH for his bride, Miss
Caroline Bye, and they were mar
ried just five weeks previous TO his
death. After the wedding they
went to his work as pastor at Den
yer, Colo, where he was taken with
typhoid fever and died at the hos
pital last Wednesday. The remains
were brought to DEBORAH on Monday
and the funeral services held from
the First Lutheran church yester-
day afternoon, Rev l. B. ToTrison
officiating.
Lars A. Kalvestrand was born on
Coon Prairie, Wis, % years ago,
and leaves a mother, sister and two
brothers besides his bride to mourn
his death. He hal before him a
promising career in the pastorate OF
his church, and his passing just at
the threshold of life is particularly
sad and ELECTS the deepest sympathy
for the bereaved.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-11-23
A Great Display.

The annual fur coat display of
Ben Bears store was made on the
east side of his store Saturday, and
was showing that would do credit
to one of the big city stores. There
was string of fur coats of all kinds,
from the best to the cheapest, ex-
tending from the front to the rear
of his store, thousands of dollars
worth of the best productions of the
most noted furriers. In spite of the
pleasant weather many are buying
fur coats, because of the great bar
gains offered.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-11-23
Decorahians i'm Elections.

In the recent election Henry T.
Helgeson of this county was elect
cd congressman from one of the
North Dakota districts, Henry J.
Linde was elected state senator
from the same state, Charles Cooley
was defeated for Judge of the SUI
preme court, James Chinook was
elected state water commissioner in
Oregon, and Herman w. Haislet was
defeated for state representative In
Watonwan county, MINI.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-11-23
A Thanksgiving Glimpse.

Thanksgiving Day! What rapture
thrills
The heart of every blessed boy
Who, knowing not life's cares nor
ills,
It's pleasures truly can enjoy!
What glimpses through that pantry
door
He gets!-no nearer dare he
stand;
IT'S from afar with longings sore,
He views the wealth of promised
land;
With what glad eagerness he waits
The approaching feast, the glad
some sound
OF chattering tongues and Gathering
plates,
When all that festive board sur
round,
Rose C. Webb, in The Christian
Herald.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-11-23
A Thanksei,ina Marriage.

At eleven o'clock tomorrow
Thanksgiving morning, at the
Canoe church, will occur the we'd
ding of Mr.. Ingjert Brovold to Miss
Marie Danielson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ole Danielson. After the
ceremony a reception Will be held at
tie home of the brides parents
Both of these young people are well
aAd favorably known in the COM
munity in which they live, and a
host Of friends join us in hearty
congratulations.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-11-23
A Warming.

Friends something is going to
happen in old Winneshiek county
the 25th CT next month. Are you
prepared to meet the emergency?
Better come now and let us make
some very nice photos for you. They
will give your relatives and friends
a gift they will prize. Just think
how far dozen will go or even two
dozen will not cost much for we
will make the prices right always.
Do not neglect it. B. j. Reynolds,
Photographer.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-11-23

makes Watch Chains.
47-3
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-11-23
The Bonds of MatI'imGny.

On Saturday morning, in the
presence of small company of rela-
tives and friends, at the home of the
brides parents, Postmaster and
Mrs. ]. j. Marsh, on the West Side,
Rev. DR.. M. Willett pronounced the
words which united for life Mr..
Herbert Hollenborg of Closson, n.
D., to Miss Marjorie Marsh. The
groom is a young gentleman of eX-
cellent repute, graduate attorney,
who is now engaged in the banking
buciness at Closson. EIiS bride,
grown to womanhood in one of our
best families, has every qualification
for the promotion of marital hap
piness, and has host of friends
here who join us in heartiest con-
gratulations and best wishes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-11-23
4 Thanksgiving Adv.

Just look up the Thanksgiving
adv. of Ben Bears store. The cut
is one of the famous artistic crea-
lions of Hart, Schaffner & Marx, and
is worthy CT a place in any publica-
ton. 1t is true to the Thanksgiving
spirit. 1t is representative of the
large establishment which uses it.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-11-23
Our Plush Lined

overcoats are the best values in the
United States. We guarantee every
coat you buy from us, and save you
money on every dollar you spend
here. Bears.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-11-23
III You Haven't

one OF the nice Ben Bear souvenirs,
ask the man who waits on you. He
will take care of you. Ben Bear.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-11-23

Hair Watch Guards at Trzcin-
skis. Ala
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-11-23
Our Mail Order

department sends a new suit as far
west as Black Bear, Oregon. The
Ben Bear clothes have value, that S
why customers from far and near
wear them. Send to us for your
winters outfit, or come; we will take
care of your wants. Ben Bear.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-04
POOR ACTOR. But WINS
FROM DERBY CANDIDATES.

LEXINGTON. Ky. MAY Running
true 10 form. W. 4. Gerets Donau won
the Camden handicap from held Of
derby candidates today. The big colt
led all the way after acting very badly
al the post
Slmmari
First race, six furlongs-Alchemist
strs ight $3.50. won: Mauretania. place
Sl1lo, second: Grenade. show $500 third
Time. 1914 10.
Second race. furlongs-Discontent
straight $3.50, won; Enyoc. place $50
second; ClarksburS show So, Third. Time
% l-5 seconds
Third race. six furiongs-Ethel D..
straight s2.2O, won. Claudia, place So so
second: Star Part show $3.50. third
Time. ia 10.
Fourth race. mile and siXteenth-Do-
nnu, straight $2.TO won Joe Morris place
$500, second; Booia Boola, show. S. 80
third. Time ] ~.
Fifth race, purse four and one half
furioneF-Golden Egg. straight $40. won
lima, place SS.95. second. La l.. Mcxl-
can. show S2.l0 third. Time. 54 seconds
Sixth race. one mile, purso-Consola.
won: Denver Girl. second; Great Jubilee
third. Time. 1:4l 80
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.L|GHTWE|CHTS SIGV
ARTICLES TO BOX
Sullivan and Thompson viii
Try to Decide Which Is
the Better Man.

Articles OF agreement were signed
Tuesday afternoon between Pete Sulli-
van. Salt Lakes clever lightweight, and
Cyclone Johnny Thompson. the famous
batter OF Sycamore. H.. for n twenty
round boxing contest at SaltaIr the even
ing OF May 12. The boys are TO box at
catch weights, which should make them
both at their strongest N the time OF the
battle.
The bout was originally TO have been
held In The Smtair coliseum May -. but.
on account OF delay in coming 10 the
terms the bout WAS postponed for two
DAYS. which will give the boys that much
extra time To train.
Both boys are in prime condition. hav-
ing been boxing almost every month for
several years. Neither knows what it
IS to be out or condition. so that week
of hard work VIII put them in excellent
shape for The evening OF the battle.
Cyclone" Johnny Thompson started 10
train Tuesday at the Ogden Hot Springs.
n" VIII not begin To box for day or TWO,
as he feels that tho thing he needs most
in training Is road work. Sullivan. In
anticipation of the match has been do
ing light road work for week From
now ON he Will train hard each day. box
ing with the best boys In Salt Lake.
sullivan and Thompson have boxed on
three previous occasions. The first bout.
I'm Ogden. resulted in a decision for Sui
Ivan 2 the end or twenty rounds ot hard
boxing. Tho next time they met Thomp-
son Knocked sullivan out in the twelfth
round at ogden. The third battle WINS
the fiercest ~ all. II was staged IN Po-
caicllo on the occasion OF the annual
convention OF tho National Wool Grow
ers association in that city. For twenty
rounds the boys worked every minute OF
the time. giving the fans one Of tho
greatest battles ever pulled off i'm The
west In the fourteenth round Sullvan's
glove broke and Il took twenty minutes
90 get another. Friends Of Sullivan aver
that this rest was all that saved Thomp-
Of the bout the referee awarded the de-
clsion To sullivan
Thompson has never been satisfied with
the two decisions which Sullivan secured
over him. He declares that in each case
he was entitled 10 n draw. For that rca-
son he is eager TO make the contest de-
cisive by winning over Sullivan this
time
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JEFFRIES LIKES TO
TRAIN REGULARLY
Refuses to Take Trainers Adj
vice TO Take IayoR' From
Recent Hard Work.

OAKLAND. Cal, May 3.--Rrown and
ruddy from his outdoor work. Jim JcnrIes
came mp from his training quarters at
Bon Lomond late today to escort his wiic
back To the camp
In spite or his trainers ndvicc TO lay
or day or SO md take things easy.
JrGIies plans 10 return 10 camp tomoC-
row taking an early uain. declaring Tint
he does not wish Ia break training for
more Than day.
lie had put in a busy morning al Ben
Iomoud, and al the railroad station
Farmer Burns said
Don't hurry back. \ couple Of days
rest won't he OnwlSr.
II Couldn'r be idle for more than n
daN." returned Jeffrcs.
ms no longer any effort for me 10
work. and ! know I'm soon going To he
in bully shape. ] wish tho 1Ghl was the
Ith OF next month Instead OF July & |
know could be al my best in another
four weeks.
"Aud FOR that reason" Burns chippcd
IN, I'm going TO advise YOU TO take
things easy for ;hc next fortnight Just
litjlc light work and boxing VIII keep
YOU feeling good. for you've accomplished
a great deal more than was expected
Of YOU in the first four weeks OF train
ing F."
Tho dash which aracterlze6 Jehfries'
work yesterday was again apparent in
tho forenoon stunt this morning. and BOB
Arm strong camc in for another sound
rounds The stiffness and soreness in
the right shoulder which has been bother
ing jemrles seems 10 have disappeared
for he used the right with good effcc,
all through the boxing.
Manager sam Berger. who was i'm San
Francisco today watching the payment
OF the $4,000 installment Of The purse
money at the bank. is expected to return
TO the camp Thursday. and Jcflrics
brother Jack is expected there the foI
lowing day.
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EmerYYille Entries.

OAKLAND. May 3.-Emcryyile entries
for Wednesday Weather, cloudy, track.
fast.
First race, six furlongs. selling-scrv
icence. ll2; Ocean Shore. III, Generus
Russell, III: No Quarter. III; Sink
Spring. III. Burning Bush. III: Anna
MAY. lO9, Burnel, 100; Titus H., los
Beda. 20.
Second race. six turlongs. seIline-Han-
cock. III: Hannibal Bey. III; Lovely
Mary. lO9; Woodlander. 1O9; Father
Downey. los: Gillette. 10I Biased. lOI:
Lumcn, 10l: Good Intent, 9S; ketcheI. 9S.
odd Rose. 36s Galena Gale. ol.
Third race. one mile. scllinE-Dsrc-
lngton. rs; Marburg. III: Aftermath. 1):.
Round and Round. l01; Gretchen C., log
OrIlcnc, l05.
Fourth race. futurity course. selling
Goldfnn, III: Orolio 10. lnclcment. los
Thistle Belle i06 Faneiu Hall, l03:
Fern L., %; Kid North. 93.
Filth race. one mile. selling-Deneen.
112: Bollsnicker. l07; Port Malone lO7
Wap. lO7 Motion Cloth 9S Tom OMal-
ley 50: Quatrina. 81.
Sixth race. elevcp-siNteeuths Of mile.
Durse-Cantem. ll2; Ilodia B., 10; Yes
pasian, no; Til,in. no: Ormondc Gun
ingham. l05 Moorok. 100: New Capital.
l0i: Dahlcreen, 100; Circo. lO7; Ethel
Mex. 105
apprentice allowance
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Jeffries Finds That Ha -
in Tip Top Conditioa
Needs but Little Wo,sq
FORFEIT MONEY TO
De POSTED TODAY
Johnson viii DO His First Box
ing Friday; Automobile
Spins Are Feature.

SAN FRANCISCO. May champion
Jack Johnson viii ho host tomorrow Al
an afternoon affair in his training camp
on the ocean beach, at wmcn promoters
and principals in the Jeffries johnson
chanpIonship match Will he Invited.
JeTrics may send regrets. The meeting
VIII be a business one and an effort Will
ne made To select tho referee for the big
fght Action I'm this matter was deferred
until tomorrow on account OF the for
m1Ilty o. depositinG $4,000 more Of the
guarantee svm In local hank, Under tho
original articles Of agreement Ma 1 Is
the last day upon which the man who e
10 offci0tc in the ring July can he
chosen and IL is said ronigh; that both
Sam Berger. representing Jenr'es. and
George Little. Johnson's manager. are
ready TO submit their selections, Eddie
Smith Of Oakland and Jack Wclch and
Eddie Graney or San Francisco still arc
considered the likeIlest possibilities as
candidates for the place.
Johnson, after the meeting AZ the nl,
spent the rest OF the day in his auton1o-
bile spinning aroVnd town, He took Il
walk through Golden Gate park early in
the day and loled n bout training quarters
for n time He will do no boxing untIl
Friday and then will begin the first o! his
light preliminary training.
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Balronia Leads the WAY,

OAKLAND. May 3.-Balronia led all the
way in lhe fourth event. feature OF the
card at Emeryville today. Chester krum
was favorite, but Buxton was OF little
assistance.
The third race resulted in a close finish.
Ihornas outridlng Taylor and Coburn and
tennlnS Redeem winner In the last jump
from Benuman and Tremargo
First, race. six furlongs. seling-Ame-
thyst lo9 cThomas), : to ,. won; Waner,
Green. III rMentry), to 2. third. Fine
ia 3-5. Herives. Trocha Saracinesca
G j. Cox. Phillistina. El Paso, Royal y.
and Louis S,reuber finished as named.
Second race. four furlongs, selling
Oihale. lO5 tCoburn). 12 to o. won: Will
trude $, lo3 (ThomasJ, , 20 l. second;
kitta, lC3 lCallaghan). 20 10 l. third
Time. ;4S. Zelata Brana Robert Hurst
Abclla Abe Slupskey. Dolly V. b, Emory
X. Mamie Woods and Ravia finished as
named
Third race, mile and twenty yards. SELL
Ing-Redeem. lO7 CThomas), TO 10, won;
Beauman, 103 tTayloD. . to /. second
Trcmargo. los (Coburn), 13 TO 8. third.
Time. 1:31 @5. Miss Onicious. Buck
thorn and Argonaut finished as named
Fourth race. six and a half furlongs.
purse-Balronia. 100 (KenD. 7 10 .. won:
Chester krum. IL! (BuXton). s to 5, sec
ond Banorela, 90 CThomas). I TO 2,
and Lewiston finished as named,
Fifth race mile and ree-sixteenths.
seling-steel. 1Ol (Callaghan), TO [.
won; Merlingo. 103 (Rooncy), ~ 10 +
second: Colbert. ~ (Selden). 70 TO l.
third. Time. 200 l-5. J. r. Iauehrey
Copperield. AXIS Ar-Ben and Miss Naomi
finished as named.
Sixth race; futurIty course: selling
Silver Stocking, l09 (Seden). 9 10 /,
won: Lord OF the Forest Ill CKederis)
! 10 TO- second. Ia Petite, 81 (Callagh
100 10 /. third. Time. 1:10 %. Elex, ST
Francis Father Stafford and Darlington
finished as named
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-04
FINE M0N0PLANE FLIGHT
BY GERMAN AVIATOR.

STRASBURG, Germany May The
German aviator. Wiensers. tonight car
ried out brilliant tight in his An
toinette monoplane. He started late in
The evening from the aerodrome four
miles from the city, and passed over the
houses in Strasburg. twice encircIIng
the steepc OF the famous Miuister the
cathedral OF Strasburg. which is 49, feet
In height. BY this achIcvemcnt he w.,
the prizes offered by Count Won Wedei.
governor general OF AlsHce- Lorraine and
Baron Won Buelach, the secretary OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-04
FOOTBALL R|I1
NOT sAT|s|||
Coach Stagg predie,, \
VIII i Be Adopted
Short Time,

CHICAGO. NAV .
,sr1nS gs ,ns University Of vi9asa issa
Philadelphia with 'yoo,baA q,
c@p pressed the baIi,,a ,,a,yms l.
rules as decided viu issl ~
turn 10 tho old WIN tena 4.
tbeoGsn tbe Esa,rIm, the line, while ;, s'ss +.
VIII make the ,,d Y"ssed On
ciaily The prohIbiiInn iaibs
ana pushing and n n..,l ol
line. " pulllnr b
w6,,ig S,s fE ,,,eai said hc did not ~.
,','c m9uip :, 'd,ns meet with general % ~
as amended. '"''l llfrE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-04
MlNEoLA PRACTICIII|
SELECTED IN

NEW YORK. Msv
fetal announcement; :, oy,;.AiA>
tents t".u,nS OF The internatIuss;, NJ;
rcrg ~ expected for ssy,''
ono,oI og,S 81 .ne Aero Club Of
,i.UIeH ,,a, ,,; as authority toTr ar 4.
ola OhaI Mioeola, J.. L.. bs. ,s,
SnoSen. ~ % ,r The Aero ccro,-e'' ON =
- Ih' WIN probably aot :.
!. sne ~, m, meeting. and It Il -
SeEefa ,, proposals for poa
now being considered Saa
Al details OF the ar,..,..
ranged. but coufidcnco lo1
everything VIII 20 ,h. 81
vigorous efforts win i.
foreign aViaJory 10 CO..
tournament. ''ms n
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Defect in Complaint.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nav 3.-Owing 10 a
slight defect in the complaint. owen Mo-
ran and the managers and seconds con.
ccrned in the Gght which resulted in The
death OF Tommy Mccarthy were not ar
raiGned today on charge or msuslauCh-
ter. They viii appear In court again mex
Friday afternoon. Mccarthy s brothers.
arrested on the same charge. will have
their preliminary hearing tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-04

PlMLlCO. May "a crowd Witnessed
a fair days sport here today The fea-
ture' the Cryckmore Memorial steeple-
chase handicap. was won in striking
fashion by Thistledalc. equal favorltc
with Bigor. whose mishap al the seventh
jump put him out OF the running
First race. four and one-half furlon=s
-Lochiel, 10 ,. won. Idle Michael I
to l, second: Hereto, TO ,. third. Time
% ! > seconds.
Second race. six furlongs-First Up. 10
to !, won; Croydon. s 20 s. second: Mar
saret, TO /, third. Time, lilo So.
Third race, m!le-IIQuation 4 to 1, won;
Moltke, 20 i, second; Charivarl 10 to
i, third. Time, 1:I3
Fourth race, the Cr!ckmore Memorial
steeplechase. handicap. two miles-This-
uedaie. 3 10 l, won; DR.. Pillow. To- ].
second: Journey. 10 /. third, Time,
1908 3-5,
Fifth race. six furlongs-Field Mouse.
even. won: Beauchilton. 8 to 1, second:
Sagor. IL 10 2, third. Time. 1:l3 As
sixth race, mile and forty yards-T.ad
OF Langdon 8 to J. won; The Golden But
terhy. to 1. second: Herman. 10 to /
third. Time. 1;f3 20
Scventh race. six furlongs-JolIy. even.
Won; Golden Castle ! TO / second: len
ME Wells. TO /. third. Time, 1:ifi-5.
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