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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
FLETCHER.

f. \. Kezer is a candidate for town
representattvc.-The republican caucus
Is called for Thursday evening, Aua,lst
B.-t l.. Smith and family are taking an
automobile trip In the state Of New
York-W. 8. Shepa -dson, Earl Shepard
son and -. G. Robinson were in Burling-
ton Monday.-tlerbert Roomhowor. Jr. is
inlproving.-All the schools IN town will
begin Scptembcr Monday IS Labor
day.--Fred ErUso Is at his home in
Georeia.-Scvcral from here went or tho
Lake excursion Sunday.-Miss Walker has
returned to s.. Ahans.-Miss Green of
FAIRFAX Is visiting her uncle, Ira Green.
j. c Towle or Enoshurg, county road
SUPERVISOR was in town TUESDAY,
Herbert Boonhover. who is iii of fever
at the home of his grandmother Mrs
Carrie Boomhowcr. Is gaining SLOWLY
Mrs. William I'nord and SON Page Of
Fairfax were in town Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11

Kinlball, Franz T. stafford: snort. "
Ii. Kaiser, II. &. McMahon. Or n W
barrows; 'Hion sunday service. Mrs var
non Williams, Herbert T. straw. Mr.,
AhtIe W0rron. the Rev. J. @ Anger
the Rev. A. q. Coln~cll; ,,'cni,. Mr. no,,
Ms. ~. T.. straw, 4. y Long, Sir and
Mrs o. r Gc,rr, Nr aud Mrs y :,
Gale. Mr. and Mre. Fred F.. Smith. NJ
and Mrs. Frank Strong !. is bali.r,oa
That stowe IS tho only town h Tho s,s.o
that has kept Old home y.celt every. Yea,
"inCc ns incrDtion.-airs Mason Adnuny
"ho will be g wears old IN Nove,,,be- b,,
recently rleccl QUILT containing ~
pieces IN two wccks.-Mr ana Mira
Charles Freeman Of Malone. =. Y ara
listing NJ. ana Mrs. James rostor-.
Earl Harlow and his son. Ralph. ana Nil,
sadie Harlow are In burlington Recon,
contributors 10 the library wild flower o.
libit oro Hiss Ellen StearuS ana Mira .
n. Wrght-Miss Lrolnda DougIaas and
ne MlSses Nutt'ifs have pcgsod wcep
with Mr.. and Mr9. II a. Thomas IN
Montrelior Wilbur y. E!relovy. sunor.
intendcnt Of The Salcm, Mines, hospital
and MIR. rgelow and two sons a~c vteit.
ing his parents, Mr. and Mra .;ewor
Plgclow.-A son wa horn Auruet { :,
S,r. and Mre. Elmer llarrows. Tho reeort
rotcc OF the birth Of DAUGHTER vo.
a nstakn.-Niss Martha Rredeeu al
Salem Mass., IS a guest ut The Lodges
Mir. shoahan Of quincy Mas. IS visiting
Warren H. Butler at Trio f.olres.--1ru-
rorni scrrloee OF Mrs Sarah A. s.orv
who dio1 Sunday, wore conducted nv thu
Rev. \. O. Cornwcl ~ the home 90 Mr.
and Mre. J. l.. Stafford. The bearers vera
-gf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
GRAND ISLE.

Mrs. Nettle Hubbard was called to
North Hero by the death OF her brother
John Anderson.-Mrs. Charles Sabin Of
Rutland has been visiting at II, c. Gris-
wold's.-Mrs. Helen Ballard Of Rurins-
ton and Mrs. Ethel Allen Of Columbus.
Ohio, visited at Warren Pearls over Sun
day.-Mrs Lut.' Pearl fell few days
ago and seriously injured her hip so she
Is confined to her room.-The Ladies' Aid
will serve Ice cream and cake at the
church Thursday evening instead Of usual
Ladies' Aid work All are invited
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
ENOaBURG FALLS.

Judge Mower OF Burlington was in
town Friday.-The selectmen are con-
sidering a petition for n right of way
from Archambault street to tn, new
dwelling stephen Billado Jr. t. build
ing In the rear OF NJ, =. Perloy's store
Miss Pearl Thompson has returned
from her visit to New York and
Stsatsburg, n. Y. Her brother Tru-
ton, and Mrs. Thompson accompanied
her and they arc visiting this week
at the old home In Berkahire-M Maui
rice A. Aself'n o. Boston Is STAYING
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RICHMOND.

Mr.. and Mrs, f. VI, Fay of Claremont,
n, H., arc the guests of his brother, r.
W. Fay.-Mrs. Bishop and daughter and
MI and Mrs. Joseph Charland are visit
.n9 friends in Canada. Albert Chandler
Of Bellows Falls arrived Saturday even
lng and will he the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs q, \. Edwards for several days
MISS Rankin Of Burlington wos the
guest OF hcr sister. Mrs, ID. d. Parker,
over Sunday,--Mr and Mrs. F, r. Flags
ind Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Freeman are at
me owl cottage for weeks stay,--Mrs
Flanagan and Miss Lorraine Manson OF
burlington, who have been visiting Mr.
Shd Mrs.. Ford FlaSE, returned SATURDAY
70 their hons In Burlington-Mr. and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
FRANKLIN.

l'r. Thoras Tatro of North Yakima
Nafh has been a guest of his brother
Joseph Tatro, for Il few days.-F p
Morey. wife and granddaughter and Miss
Ida Blanchard OF Springfield. Mass. are
visitlng In town.-Miss Linda Reynolds
" Manchester, y H., has been guest
OF Mrs g. S Reynolds for few days
The Rev. 9. G. Adams. wife and dauEh-
ter OF Essex Junction are guests OF her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. ]. r. AndersoN. --
Mis- !iilda Hopkins is visiting ~ Water
bury ccGter.--J. ". Smith of -orring-
ton, Coma. and y. y. Chase Of Troy were
guests at f. L. IIopkins's the past week
Miss Mamie Feaulac OF Newport has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. H. Il. Chap
lin.-W. II. Nutting Of Brandon was a
guest a. G, w. Morgan's over Sunday
1r r. f. WEIGH attended the meeting
Of the State board of health in Mont
pelier last week.-Mrs.. O. II. Samson and
son Of Enoshurg were guests At c. H.
Safford's over Sunday Weston p. Tracy
Of lcnosburg was in town Monday Mrs
Mary Hurlhurt has been spending a few
days In Canada
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. Charles Csteyee has moved
20 McKenzes brick house re-
Gently vacated by Mr., Chamberlain
The farmers are harvesting an unusually
good crop of oats.-Mrs, W. j. Ross and
SON, Leon, have returned to their home
IN Hardwick, leaving master Ivan for II
Few weeks stay
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RICHFORD.

Mrs Ahbio Grant. wife of Benton VIII
SON died early Saturday morning from
tho effects of cancer of the stomach.
Mrs Wilson has been i'll for several
months and has been a great sufferer
Miss Florence Holt IL visiting in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence s. Kemp Of Wor
cester, Mass. are visiting relatives here.
MIR and Mrs. E. f. Greene are passing
two weeks at ST. Alhans bay.-Miss Mrr-
tie Thomas Of Montreal is visiting her
uncle II. H. Thomas.--A daughter was
horn to Mr.. and Mrs, Earl Fisher August
John r. Corlss, Jr.. of Detroit, Mich.
is visiting relatives In this place.-Mr.
and Mr.. Walter T.. Bellows. who have
been visiting relatives here for two
weeks, returned TO their home in Wor
cester. Mass, Saturdoy.-Miss Vivian
Wright is visiting in Winooski
and Burlington for two weeks
The Misses GeorGia and Frances Martin
are visiting relatives In Montgomery
Mrs. LOOMS ]. Knight Is closing up her
business affairs here and will soon go
to Boston to Join her husband. who is
employed in the immisration service at
that port Mrs Frances q. brigham Of
New York city is visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. L. Wceks.--1. +. Graves has retured
to this place from oklahoma. and has
entered the employ of calder & Arms
tinsmiths and plumbers NJ. jiravoS was
formerly employed Ny Ciarh Rros and
left here last April Miss Annie Seymour
Of Nashua, \. H., is visiting IN thi, place.
where she formerly resided, Tic board of
civil authority will meet to-day In
the town clerks office to hear appeals
of PERSONS aggiievel at the 1ctiOn of the
board OF listers IN the matter OF the
qnadreh'lal appralsal--Th' list Of voters
III .recmen meeting has neen posted,
an" ,''o ooai' " o'N.' ""'loI''F VIII meet
IN inc Town cloiR ofNce saturday.
H"o -' ''' VIC p'' f"7' VI dN''iS cor-
rte''ohs'
Inc iuh'fa' VI MrS' Hnp'e T. GRANT,
""e u no'''o.' N"~oh' VINO dled August
o. OF cancer OF the IlNer' at inc age OF ~
!e"'s "'.. 0''e !.''"."' was Heio III 'he
h"P''a' '"t u '''o"o@E AFTERNOON AT TWO
c'ocS' 'ie re- w. IA douglass ofhctat-
ms 80, ~ ."c h.' j, H. Wa'ace'
ti'e w. w. "coi'e'o ana inc Kew o.
WA" Ners 'a'se at
'e""" ne ''"''i9 were iou' oro'h-
r.' VI '''o n'N""Hct' we NV Hu"Hfo a.
uf""' % i''a' "'' JOHNS Jury vernon
Hini' u ~ '"hiispu'y, iieHrs GRANT or
M"'oen' MASS una i,o"aru GRANT or
h''H' i'' "s'''e' ~" fIhH'lh was py
Nn" 'e''e oollposeo o' MISS May NsHaoe'
M'S' -h""" hei''o" =. H. heeu ana w
H. No''eS' Inc pu'la' was III hillside
'e''e'er!' Hesioe her husoand, Mrs. Will
Foii Is survived by IN ADOPTED son, Ernest
wilson her molher' Mrs. joseph Grant
OF East BERKSHIRE one sister, Mrs. Hart
ley T. Nchheoy or This place. and the
iouF prothers, WI" acted as bearers
Kew and Mrs 3 +. Perry and daughters,
Heatrice ana Esther started Tuesday for
vacation trip. to be passed with friends
IN Weston, Mass. The Rev F.. W. Puffer
OF North Troy VIII preach at the Baptist
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs q. NJ Norton VIII entertain tho
Kings daughters Thursday, August
11.--Mr ana Mrs. James l)urand, Jr.,
nre the parents Of daughter--A
young son Of Nj. ana Mrs MunroA
stevens is suffering with blood poi
sonnC in one foot.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11

Mrs. Fred Moore and son of Clarcmort, y
H., arc visiting his mother. Mrs. .Jarea
Manaer.-GcorGc ltchardaou ard family
are at SilvS@ lake, Tranklin.-At the resi-
dencc " Rev. ". G. Mansfield Saturday
evening Miss flossle ay Manosh and
Allcn w Provo were united in marriage
Both arc OF Montgomery Miss Elizabeth
tpham, Misses May Richardson and An
ME Betters arc In Miss Upham's cottage
ct Sheldon earn ground
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
ALBURG.

The funeral OF Harlan Nosburg, who
was killed near the station last Wednes-
day niEht by an incoming train. was held
her Friday morning Burial was made
AT his former home I'm Canada. Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Shaw and daughter. who
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
ESSEX.

A son, Harvey Charles, was born
August to Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Dewey
Smith.
Mrs. Rho1l Emery Harrison of Paw
Paw, Michigan. formerly of Essex, died
July O.. after a months illness. She was
y wears of age.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
MORR1SvTI.LE.

L. ~ "adieigh' who has conducted
Ia drug store here for several years
mas sold the business to r, +. Brigga
i"t fhrdwlcN ana possession was giveu
MondaN.-Nylie Tiff is taking u
vacation from MS duties In the Mes
rarre .ho,o we ,r,,, 7 ,.,.,. ! uesuos 10
mother Mrs d. T. t'oster -Saver.,.
four tickets were sold NJ Tho ,oc,,
station for the excursion IN rak.
Champlain Sundav-Nrs William
Smile of IVaterv,lle has beer cuae.
for several dovs Mt flo howe ~ hon
mother. Mrs. u p. Smith Tire ,ettor
viii accompany hr- daurb:e~ how're
Among those who LEFT here last Car.
=. 6.a,,,. NJ, -, , ~,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
HYDE PARK.

>Cnutiuucd an nna" A.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17
SELLING RACE WAR
ON AT EMERYVILIE
Bedwell-Lee Fight Shifted From Juarez;
Fort Johnson Wins Feature
By E. w. CLARKE

selling war began between II. g. Bedwel
right EeryviIe yesterday, and when
Gldhnn f. Jones had parted
Aneac claimed Allen Hns and Roy
profitable for the jockey club and
Of the involved
MERGED handicap at ana
picking Bedwl Knight Deck to win the race
track right the horse
ready poorly supported second choice the event
FORT JOHNSON MADE ODDS ON
Rod Mckenzie Fort Johnson making
10 Dryer them
Fancy lightly jumped the front cut the
down on the turn leader easily by
lengths the place the last Jumps Knight
was a bad last
Llum receding avone anu
caught lively Shilling riding Lhhum
stretch Arthur
running and by nearly three lengths
Shilling booted Streuber into third place.
the bulk OF the play Tor the second race
Shilling Hannibal Be but quickly faded to nothing
Burning pace Then Banonica to
until Roy Junior made his drive 1t was
Junior head
third Roy Junior
bid Banonics claimed
GOLDFINN WINS AFTER BIG PLUNGE
Shilling combination the strings for
Goldfnn third the dropping TO to ~ at post time
backward their support and
money Shilling off flying with the Bedwe
1t
Tapl The by head Paddy Lynch
Bedwef let
Bishop w got third place in the -
Roseve mile scored by four lengths over
Wicket third The bad and Margaret
Rando hofhrs made the carly
week repeated
against him He made OF IT. leading from
boH Contra Costa Kinney, with Shilling
ran a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
PLAN BIG LEAGUE
Final Arrangements OF the
Baseball Tournament VIII
Be Completed Today

Final arrangements for the baseball
tournament of the Catholic Schools ath-
letie league will be made when dele
gates from more than 80 schools about
the bay meet at Sacred Heart college,
Fell and Fillmore streets, this after
noon. Rules to govern the schedule
will be proposed by Rev. Brother Tim
othy. the leagues secretary, and the
various committees appointed at the
last meeting will file their report
That baseball is being given unusual
attention in the league is evidenced by
the fact that four schools which were
not represented by teams last year
have placed teams in the field for the
coming season. The additions are Star
of the Sea school. st. Ignattus gram
mar school. St. Brigid's school and St
Francis Real school ST. Ignatius' team
seems to be the dark horse of the late
arrivals.
Father Organ. pastor of the Star OF
the Sea parish. under whose care the
League of the Cross became one
Of the greatest powers for good
in the state. has always been an
ardent admirer of the Catholic boys
organization and intends to enter a.
team that win undoubtedly give a good
account of itself Rev Father TObin.
acting pastor OF the old Mission parish.
i'm which ST. Francis Real school is To-
Gated, has entered a strong team in the
second division.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17
MISSION SW MSFRS
WILL RACE TODAY
High School InterciasS Meet to
Be Held This Afternoon at
SHfrO Baths

The Mission high school interelass
swimming meet will be held this after
noon at Sutro baths. Judging from the
number of entries, the meet will be the
most successful in the history of the
school One or more of the records
long standing are sure to be bettered
as many of the swimmers have broken
them in practice.
The following are the entries:
80 yard dash-W. Stafford. II: S. Guerin. ~;
F. Hilton. u; ". Butts, Il: I. Lunt. 10; II.
Rooney. 90.
100 yard dash-S huntingdon II; G. Stafford,
10; H. Berglund. 10; |: Lunt, 10; l.. Myers.
10; l. Peters II: H. Howard. Is.
go yards. Peters. H. s. huntington. u;
T. Hilton 70 G. Stafford. 10; S. Guerin. ~;
Fl. Howard, 'I3.
440 yards-H. Mckenzie, -; L. Bergstrom.
10; J. Peters, 10; c. Stafford. 10; II. Berg
lund. 10; c. Nunah, Is
$50 yards-H. Bergluud. 10; L. Bergstorm.
ID; 5. Guerin, Il; S. huntington. u; II. Bar
ker. H.
The relay race between the different
classes will wind up the program. The
juniors and seniors appear TO have the
best teams entered. yet the sophomores
are confident of victory.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17
81. WDERt BREAKS
DOWN AND IS SHOT
Was Greatest Two Year Old of
1906; BedWeH Leads Amer
lean Owners
BY ]. R. JEFFERY
Especial Dispatch to The Call

CHICAGO, Feb. 1e.-Salvidere. the
greatest American year old of 1906
and winner of the Brighton cup in 1907,
is dead. He broke down so badly while
being schooled for steeple chasing that
his owner, Thomas Hitchcock Jr, or
dered him shot
Salvidere was foaIed i'll 1904 When,
during his first two years of racing. he
won SOL ,354 it was hoped he would win
enough in succeeding years to make
him the greatest money winning geld
ing in history. Such distinction he did
not earn, however, for the reason that
he did not thereafter train satisfactor-
lily. Salvidere stands sixth in the list
of worlds money winning geldings,
Banquet being the leader with win
nings Of $11S,535, while Raceland
Strathmeath, Parole and Epson Lad
are other geldings whose winnings ex-
ceeded those of Salvidere
Fl. G. Bedwell, who is the leading
owner at Oakland, is at the head OF the
American owners list for 1910 to date.
his horses having won about Sill 800 at
Juare2 and E,meryville since January /.
Right Easy has been the chief contrib
utor to the Bedwell winnings.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17
VARSITY BOASTS
A CRACK fIVL
Team Ready to Line Up Against
the Blue and Gold on
Saturday
Especial Dispatch to The Call


SAN JOSE, Feb. 1s.-The students OF
the University of the Pacific are about
beside themselves with glee over the
great showing which their crack basket
ball team has made this year. The
celebration of the victory which the
boys achieved over the Santa Clara
team Tuesday afternoon here is still
In progress. Santa Clara was beaten
two games straight and all the experts
agree that this years team is the
fastest the college ever had
The University of the Pacific team
has suffered but one defeat this season
and this was at the hands of the great
Watsonville team q few weeks back
At that it was a close and exciting
game and the result might have been
otherwise had the Pacific team been
intact.
The Pacific boys will play the Uni
yersity of California five on the San
Jose courts Saturday afternoon in what
should prove TO be the best game of the
local season. They will also play a
return game with Watsonville Febru-
airy Is.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17
Tampa Results

TAMPA Fla, Feb. 16.--For the first time
since the meeting opened six favorites were
beaten. The chief upset of the day was on
Greenlawn, in the iftll He was backed heav-
First race three furlongs-Miss Carter, 10 to
l. won; Golden Ruby even, second; Alcazar, 3
to l. third. Time, :3S 10
Second race, five and a half furlongs, selling
Mary CanSlemas. to ], won: Bannado, 2 to
l. second: Sallie Savage to /, third. Time.
Ell 2-5.
Third race. six furlongs, seIling-our Nugget,
s to 5, won; Morpheth az to l.; second; Elem
ing 70 3. third Time. Ia As.
Fourth race, six furlongs, seling-Bonebrake,
to l. won; Occidental. even. second; Sanona
Girl. 10 to 1, third. Time, 1:19.
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs selling
Inspection 8 TO /, won; Eminola, to 1, sec
Sixth race. seven fnrlongs, selline-Great JubI-
lee, to l. won; John Garner. 21a to l. second;
Grace kimball to ), third. Time, 1872 10.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17

JUAREZ, Feb 16.-The extreme cold weather
kept the attendance down at Terrazas park to
day. Airs at to was the only faverite 10
win Summary:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin,
7-1--Nila. 102 iGarner) ......-.......-... |
5-1-Corzo, t04 tRice) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Z
l2-t-Siscus liz (Goose) .....-........... 3
Time. ia So. Catheryn Scott, G. W Kin
non. Lady Paret, Camera; Odd Rose 49,. lanes me
s204. SECOND RACE-one mile: selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin;
5-1-Hanccck. 107 lMondan) ..-......--.-. |
92-Manretsnis. 95 Garner, -..---.--.-.. :
Time, 1:41 As. Duchess of Montebello The
Thorn, Coat Cutter, Ollie Burnett. George Guy
ton. Mollie Bohn, Gunston, also ran.
6205.s THIRD RACE-Siz furlongs; selling
Odds. Horse, Weight and jockey. Fin:
l0-1-Gladys Louise. 100 a. WILSON, .-...-.
S-1-Vohoome. 1oS (Molesworth) .-..:..-..
Time, 1:1s So. Silver Stocking. Miss Dan
vile, Lady adelaide. Straight Line, also ran
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. I'm.
T-1-Lomond. 80 tBenescoten) ................ |
S-1-Ocean Queen 81 Garner ..............
4-1-Meddling Hannah. I04 (Rice) ...-..... 3
Time. Is SO. Glen Helen. Marchmonet, Top
land Fuseer also ran
6207. FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs: selling;
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
ri Rubiola, 100 (Mondan) .-.....-.....--. !
1-2-Bertmont. 1o4 Garner ..............-
S1-Kopek, 100 (Rice) .
Time. 1:t4 Lykers, Anne McGee. Joe En-
rich Florence Myers. Gee Whiz. also ran.
62os. SIXTH RACE-one mile; selling:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin:
7-2-Wolferton, 10S (Ricel .-......--.--..,. !
S-5-Sensible, 1o1 tBenescotenl ............. 2
Time, 1:42 3-5 Himalaya, Lotus Eater also
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17
BEDWELL GLAD
TO LOSE GOLDFIn.NI
Wizard Gets $1,000 for NOfOri-
0uSLy Bad Actor That Cost
Him 500

Goldfnn. bought by Paddy Lynch for
$1,000 in q selling race yesterday, cost
Bedwell 500 by the same route at
Juarez. She won two races for him
and finished second twice. Bedwell and
his friends won a big bet on her vic
tory yesterday and he said he was glad
to get rid of her The mare was a no.
toriously bad actor in the east and did
not race for two years. There is doubt
about any other rider getting as much
out of her as Shilling has.
BedweIl bid up Angleface in the last
race in retaliation for the boost that
C. r. Jones gave Keep Moving the day
the mare beat Meltondale. Bedwell
was surprised when Jones let the geld
ing go for $500. 1t is understood that
Jones represents Lester Lee in the sell
ing race war.
Jockey Stanley Page was at the
track yesterday and will have his first
mounts today on Hamper and Roy T.
He will be a decidedly welcome acqui-
sition TO the riding ranks across the
bay. At Juarez he rode for w. P. Fine,
owner of Glorio and others. He says
that Fine is likely to ship his stable to
Emeryville any day. Last year Page
had 645 mounts. rode 105 winners. 129
seconds and 76 thirds. His winnings
amounted TO s60,565. Page is known
as a steady, dependa BILE lad. and re-
Gently invested some of his earnings in
a home for his mother at Los Angeles.
y
Old Dargin will race no more this
season. Barney Schneider viii send him
back to the farm in Missouri and, if he
rounds to, will race him again next
winter.
Jockey Gross is suffering from an
L., fcnt
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17
ENTER FIVE MILE RACE

STOCKTON. Feb. 16.-The five mile
race to be held here on Washingto S
birthday, under the auspices of the
Stockton Athletic association, will have
C. Walters, Paul Noble, l. Rice, L.
Manning, William Howden of st.
Mary's college as competitors. Stock
ton runners who viii participate are:
L. Thurman, Maurice Schmidt, C. Whit
ner, w. w. Russell, r. Mitscher and c..
Fitzgerald.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17
Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Feb 16-J. W.
Schorr's son of Himyar, Charlie Eastman. added
another victory to his long list at Afonerief
today. when he romped home in front of his
Shaw who finished second with his hy Top
Note, bought the winner for $500. Summary
First race, three and half furongs purse
Jack Denman, TO l. won; Sir Kearpey 10 TO l.
second; Clay, to 5, third. Time Az
SeceSd race, i've and n half furlongs. selling
Schleswig. to l, won Gold Dust 8 to 10 See
ond; Harold Hall, to l. third. Time, / :07 2.5.
Third race, Eve and half furlongs, selling
ond: Inferno Queen, 20 to /. third Time. Los.
Fourth race. Key West selling stake, six fur.
longs-Charlie Eastman. to ,. Won: Top Note.
S TO 1. second: DIR. Barkley, Is to > third
Time 1912 SIS.
Fifth race. one mile. selling-Ragman u 70
l. won; Hooray. to !, second: otilio 6 10 l.
third. Time, lao A..
Sixth race mile and sixteenth selling
Temper Is 10 =. Won Cindy. 10 10 I. second
woostone. to |, third Time. As 80.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17
Kentucky Sale Prices

highest prices at todays horse sale was
brought by The Libretto. b. h., by Ora
tory-Linnie onward by onward, to ]. B.
MCGOWAN, Mount Sterling, KY. $4,000.
Among the sales were: Senator Mar
tin, b. g., 8, Prodigal Pearl Davis. to
L. A. Tarr, Salem, Mo-, 1925; Bell Bird.
blk M, Jane Tive-Nancy Medium, l.. A.
Tarr. salem Mo, $3.50.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17

OAKLAND, Feb. 16.-Joseph Croda
and William Allinger, charged with
violating the Walker-Otis law by TAX
ing bets on the races. were hailed be-
fore Police Judge Samuels this morn
ing for their preliminary examinations,
but the cases were deferred until to-
morrow morning. Joe King. accused of
the same offense, has been held for
ioI