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peat this formula, which is superior to
anything I know OF TO cure chronic bronchitis,
hoarseness, whooping cough. sore throat. etc.
Obtain from any we'll stocked druggist 2i5-oz-
package of essence of Mentho-Lsxene. and mix it
with home made syrup according to directions
accompanying it, this makes full pint Of the
finest laxative, curative and tonic cough syrup.
superior TO patent or labeled goods and about s
times cheaper. 1t makes the most effective
cough remedy that have ever prescribed.
Nervous:-I receive many letters from both
men and women who class themselves as ''nerv-
ous wrecks Some attribute their condition TO
dissipated lives. some TO society and its func-
tons some to indiseretion OF youth, and others
have no explanation
This condition begets much misery. melan
cholia, and is accompanied with such symptoms
timidity. downcast eyes. lack Of confidence,
lost memory and vigor. cold extremities, dizzi-
ness, heart palpitation. trembling limbs. short
ness Of breath, seeplessness. discomfort. irrita-
bility and general inability TO act naturally at
all times. Scientifically concentrated drugs
free from opium. cocaine and the Ike. will over
come such conditions. Obtain these ingredients
separately, avoid any embarrassment. and mix
at home follows: Get three ounces OF COM
pound syrup of sarssparila IN a six-ounce bottle.
Get ounce each of compound fluid balm
wort. compound essence cardiOl and tincture
cadomene compound. Add balmwort to sarSa-
parilla. shake and let stand two hours. Then
add other two ingredients. shake well and take
teaSpoonful after each meal and one when retlr
ing. Drink slowly at least pint of water be
tween each meal and life and nervous
force will be felt coursing through the system
and all distressing symptoms viii be at an end.
nce:-Your questions and symptoms have
been answered and explained several times here
tofore In these columns. but as they may have
escaped yeur attention | will repeat my advice
as / have for many others. You have ex-
trenely chronic and dangerous case Of nasal ca
tarrh, and this is responsible for your headache.
foul breath and Indigestion. The nucus drtps
into your throat and thence TO the stomach while
sleeping Obtain two ounces Of viiaDe powder.
take a level teaspoonful and mix il thoroughly
with one ounce of white yaselne. This makes
an excellent healing balm when applied TO the
nostrils daily. Use the remainder Of the powder
as g nostril wash. a half teaspoonful to a pint
of warm water Snuff the water from the hol-
low OF the hand well up into the nostrils until
all mucus is removed. Do this twice daily and
in q week or two all traces of eatarrh will van
ish. Keep up the treatment preventive
Margaret:-Your pimpleS and blackheads, with
either dry oily skin. can be readily removed
by massaging the face and neck with minyol:
Ask any prominent druggist for 4-oz. jar OF
plain yellow minyol. Complete directions ac-
company it, Have this flled Compound auid
balmwort l o.. aromatic cascara or. and syrup
trifolium compound ozs. Mix and take tea
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
MAYOR NOY WILL URGE
Union SCALE OF WAGES
Electrical Workers in Alameda
Want Recognition

ALAMEDA, Nov 24.-As result Of
. conference held today in the office
of Mayor ". II. Noy between repre-
senfatfves of the city and the unions
fI,e effort Of the electrical workers TO
,,nfonize the municipal plant will be
l7eI5 ia abeyance pending a meeting OF
The electricity commission and the
union leaders.
Mavor Noy viii advise the electricity
commission that the employees of the
plant should receive the wages calleo
for bv the union schedule
Those in attendance at the confer
ence were. Mayor Noy, Electricity COM
,,issioner Charles Adams, Superinten-
dent J 3. Kahn OF the plant, 3. c.
brown of this city. Secretary Arthur
C7oldsworthy. Messrs. Ganzhorn, Drolett
sn6 Matthews. composing the arbitra-
ton board of the electrical workers:
T. 7. Owens, business representative OF
local No. 81 stationary engineers, and
A ". sefton Jr. OF the central labor
caincil of Alameda county.
The question Of recognition Of the
unions was left 10 the electricity COM
uission and the union representatives.
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ROMANCE FOLLOWS
TRIP ACROSS SEA
Delta Delta Delta Maids Will
Soon Be Led to the Mar
riage Altar

BERKELEY. Nov. 24.-Miss Ethel
Ratcliff, graduate of the University of
California and tennis player of note,
and Miss Ruth Vickery are receiving
the congratulations of their friends
over a recent double announcement of
their engagements. Both are members
Of the Delta Delta Delta sorority.
Miss Ruth Vickery will marry Har-
less Moser December 4. Miss Ratclir' S
engagement announcement follows a
recent trip to Europe. where she be-
came afianced to her cousin, Martin
Rowlinson Ratclin of Edgaston, Eng
land. She was abroad nearly year
and during her continental tour her
cousin was very attentive. No date
has been set for their wedding.
Miss Ratcliff is a member of prom
inent family of Berkeley. Her father
is a retired Episcopalian minister liv-
ing at 1913 Euclid avenue.
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Stop

taking liquid physic or big or little
pills, that which makes you worse
instead of curing. Cathartics don't
cure-they irritate and weaken the
bowels. CASCARETS make the
bowels strong, tone the muscles so
they crawl and work-when they
do this they are healthy, producing
right results. 9o7
cASCARETS 1oc box for veel,s
treatment. All druggists Biggest seller
In the world. Million boxes month.
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ELKS TO PLAY BALL
FOR CHARITABLE WORK

ALAMEDA, Nov. 24.-For the purpose
of raising funds to provide the poor
with Christmas cheer, baseball teams
representing the Alameda and Oakland
lodges of Elks will play a game at
Freeman's park. Oakland, December 8.
Among the Alameda Elks who will
play are William Hammond Jr.. Jack
Hammond, Fred Carson. Robert Gra-
ham, Frank DAILY. Arthur GoldswoTthy,
Jerry Brooks. Ralph Boyd, r: Ford and
F. Croll.
The team is managed by H. H. Shed.
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KITCHEN UTENSILS
ARE THIEVES LOOT
Burglars Enter Home of DR.
II. E. RowelI

OAKLAND Nov. 24.-Burglars broke
into the home of DIR. H. E. Rowell at
1892 Grand avenue, in the North Lake
side district, last night and carried
away an assortment of tools and
kitchen utensils.
Dishes and a small quantity of
silverware were stolen by burglars
from Thomas Kincaids home. 1886
Randolph avenue.
A s. Dickinson. S14 Twenty
street. reports that a pickpocket stole
his watch, valued at $40.
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MOVING CHURCH WILL
VISIT COLLEGE TOWN

BERKELEY. Nov. 24.-The chapel
car st. Anthony, sent out by the Cath
olic church extension society for tour
morrow and will remain two days Dur
ing the stay of the car Dr. Francis C
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BOY DISAPPEARS WITH
MONEY OF EMPLOYER

OAKLAND, Nov. 24.-Roger Jerend,
a delivery boy is years old, disappeared
mysteriously last Tuesday, abandoning
a horse and wagon belonging to his
employer, NJ. A Dawson of $40 Or
chard avenue Jerend lived with his
parents at ITO Highland avenue in the
annexed district and had SIS from col
lections.
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CLUBWOMEN Plan
MANY ACTIVITIES
Oakland Organization Purposes
Extension of Work With
Proceeds of Recital

OAKLAND, Nov. 24.-The members
of the Oakland club will present Ellen
Terry in "Heroines Triumphant of
Shakespeare with illustrative acting,
Friday, December ?. and the proceeds
will be devoted to the extension of the
clubwonlen's work and influence.
While the Sunday assemblies have
never been inaugurated on this side of
the bay, the success of affairs arranged
by the California club of San Francisco
has determined the directors of the
Oakland club to follow the precedent
and early in January to begin the win
ter's series of entertainments. The
lectures. musicales and book reviews
will be planned primarily for women
who are engaged during the week and
have no time to devote to this phase
of social life.
In addition to the assembly the club
is desirous of opening a reading room
for boys and girls in lower Broadway
in connection with the detention home.
Society. philanthropic and club cir
cles, students of literature and art will
unite in welcoming Miss Terry. The
women who are supporting the Oak
land club in presenting her are:
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The Doctors Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions
BY DR. THEODORE BECK

The questions answered below general in char
acter; the symptoms diseases given and the
answers will apply to any case OF similar nature.
Those wishing further advice, free may Dr.
Theodore Beck, College Bldg. college -Elwood Sts..
Dayton. Ohio. enclosing
lope for reply Full name and address must be given
but only initials fictitious will in
answers. The prescriptions filled at any
stocked drug store. Any druggist OF whole
saler.
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OF OAKLAND BERKELEY, ALAMEDA HAYWARD AND SAN LEADRO

Kelley. in charge. will be the guest OF
DIR. F. X. Morrison at the parish house
of the St. Joseph's church in Addison
street Sunday DR.. Kelley will deliver
the sermon at the IL O'Clock mass at
ST. Joseph's church.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25

Mack:-Your request
for a simple but eff
cient cough and lung
remedy has already
been answered in these
columns. but I will re-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
VIM. GEBHARDT, s. P.
OFFICIAL, MARRIES
Ethel Woodworth Was School,
mate 10 Years Ago

BERKELEY. Nov. 24.-The wedding
of William Gebhardt, travelling auditor
for the Southern Pacific company, and
Miss Ethel Woodw orth, who were
schoolmates 16 years ago in Iowa, took
place today at the residence of Prof.
H B. McAneney, president of the
Berkeley bible seminary, at 2416 Du-
rant avenue. Rev. H. ]. LOGAN, pastor
of the First Christian church of this
city. officiated The honeymoon will be
spent in Southern California.
A "CALLo CLASSIFIED AID
Brings more for the money than any
other investment you can make.
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rMPEaIAIIs1

DEPUTY ELECTED Berlin.
Nov. 24.-Gearge schultz. an imPerialist dep
ufr todsv was elected second vice president
OF the reichstag. in succession to Prince Ernest
Hoheuiohp Langenburg
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-10
LEVINE DEFEATS LEAN
BY ELEVEN POINTS

By the score OF zoo to 1872. Lloyd
Jevne. former worlds champion three
cushion player. won his 200-point match
with ~. b. Lean. the ST. Louis crack.
The final block Yves r-ayed last night
az Jcvucs billiard hall. and big crowd
OF enthusiasts saw some grCaf billiards.
At no time during the block was there
more than two points difference In
the standing. except in the sixty sixth
inning. when Lean broke away with "a
run Of four. which placed the score
Lean. IS. JcVne. Boz IeTnc then Eatn-
cred two runs Of two and "a single bill
lizard in the siNty-ninth inning. which
completed the match. He did some
brilliant work on bank shots.
THE match was played I'm five blocks
Of forty points. Jevuc secured "a win
ming lead i'm the first blocR, when he
defeated Lean 40 Co Us. In the second
and third blocks. Lean came back
strong. gaining back eighteen points.
Tie lost three points in the fourth and
two iu the fifth block.
The match brought ont some excel
lent billiards. and many converts 20
the thrcc-cushiOn same were made.
Jcvue and Lean are recognized as two
OF the foremost three-cushion players
in the country and their work showed
great class during the match
Tho score boy blocks was. LEVINE. f0
49, 40. fo 1870. Lean, ne. 50. As,
g. 3S=1sg
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-10
GUY GARNER STARS
At OAKLAND CARD
Lands Three Winners, Two
Being Observation-Disclosures
Takes Feature.

Oakland. Cal. Dec. g.-The brilliant
riding Of Guy Garner was the feature
at Emeryville today. The clever light
weight landed three winners. two be-
ing outsiders. while the other was Bal
roma. a favorite. The track was still
heavy. Results:
First race. five and half furlongs-
Prestolite fGarncr). - TO J.. won. Pick
anniny CThomasD. Z TO 20. second
Amargosa MARTINI. so TO l.. third,
Time. 1903 2-5. Media. Doridc and Cop
per city finished as named
second race. six rlongs-Burle leigh
(Jahnsen). q to ]. second. David Bo-
land Martini. 20 TO T. third. Time.
l.l6 80 Charles Green. Eiskra. Com
bury. Louise b.. Tramotor. Darcing-
ton and Busyman finished as named.
Third race. mile and "A quarter
Buckthorn Garner. TO 7. won. Star
Actor (Diggiusl. n 60 5. second. Cap
tain Burnett fTaylorl. TO 4. third.
Time. 2.Ii. MClesey and Eddie Graney
finished as named.
Fourth race. futurity course-Bal-
roma Garner. to 8. wor. Duke Of
Ormonde tMartin). . to 4. second. Miles
iShiIiingl. s 20 I. third. Time 1.11 c-5
Phil Mohr. Pride OF LismOre. Ocean
View and Judge Henderson finished as
named.
Fifth race. mile and twenty yards
Tony Faust (Glass). g to 2. won. Dave
Weber CMartin). go to +. second: Fa-
Their Stafford tShillingl. to +. third
Time. 1.f5 2-5. Merlinro. Dova1ta. AXIS
Ar Ben. kcgo. Harry Rogers and Cameo
finished as named.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-10
.COMISKEY IS AFTER
ONE MORE CATCHER

Chicago. Dec. Billy sullivan. Jim
my Block and Freddy Payne. the wind
pad trio Of the Chicago White Sox. will
nave "a coadjutor when next season
opcns-that is. they Will in ComisScy
car pun off the deal at the annual
league meeting in New York.
eyes. I am after another catcher
said Comiskcy. today. But DE would
not name any one man. fearing boost
in hle price when Do came time TO talk
trades. 10 is generally believed. how
ever. that Comiskey rs looking for Eli
Carrigau. the Boston Red SoN backstop.
and III Curri-au were accom- panied
here bv Joe Wood. the hurler. ComislSey
would be willing to- let go couple OF
oufficiders who would be more Co Pres
ident Taylor's liking than Wood has
been.
'No more recruits Tor me this year.
saws Confsicov ANY further addi-
tfons to the White Sox win have TO be
rift-edred men. You know we are go
inu to do things in the league next
wear"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-10
SALT LAKE AND FORT
DOUGLAS IN SOCCER GAME

The soccer game this afternoon az
Fort Douglas in the City Soccer league.
between the soldiers and salt lake.
promises To- he a close one. Five Of
the salt Lake club are unable to get
away from business and Lindley and
Ansell were injured at Garfield last
week and are also unable TO play. ana
the mana cement seemed TO be up
against 70 for an eleven for today's
game. However. several veterans have
come TO the rescue and completed the
team. which is expected TO be strong
enough TO defeat Uncle Sans men. The
lineup viii be: Jennings. goal; Bran
ley. r.. D.. sanford. D. d.: Prime. r. d. D.;
Anderson. G.. D.. d.. Sansbury. J. d.. b..
Collins. O. r.. Saxclbv. J. r.: Dickinson.
e.. f.. sheldon. {. l.. HYDE. o. l.. Weiner.
substitute.
The soldiers are very much encour-
aged through holding the Building
Trades team last week down to "a tie
OF three goals each. and viii try 10 60
one better today and defeat the Blue
and White. The Kickoff is fixed Tor
o'clock.
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BIG LEAGUE MAGNATES
FORGETTING FLETCHER

New York Dec. 9.-The gathering II
1.-THE big baseball magnates Tor their
annual mcetinE here next week is be-
lieved likely to develop the status of
the "third leauue" baseball movement
From what can ho learned in advance
there seems to he less worry among
the club presidents than there was
few weeks ago regarding tle moves of
ID. g.. Fletcher promoter of che pro-
posed rival organization.
If the reports Uf ground lost hv
Fletcher iu Eis efforts to corral star
players and secure other support for
the so-calied outlaw circuit are cun-
firmcd when the muEu1teE Eet toEctH-
e-. there is sol d To- Doe little likelihood
~ official colni1anee being taken u
the third league proposition.
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.1.961.S. made by Miller and waller.
1899
The opening OF the next to the last
DAY found eight teams left I'm the race,
FIVE OF them tied Tor first place. two
others n lap behind and one team in "a
lone trail in the rear. This last was
the new combination OF Rutt and
Clarke. formed late yesterday after
NacFarland and Stol had retired.
Cameron and Halstead had been dis
placed from their run with the lead
ers by losing "a lap in n sprint
The pace this morning was slow. the
leaders c0ntenting themselves with
dragging along. preserving their
places and keeping I'm as good condi-
ton as possible for the final struggle.
The 10 o'clock score. 106th hour.
showed five teams for first place with
1853 miles 3 laps. two teams tied for
second place. with 1858 miles . laps.
and Rutt-Clarise. 1853 miles I lap.
The record is 1850 miles e laps. made
by Miller and Waller I'm 1899.
At the end Of the one hundred and
tweuty-sccond hour. but seven teams
were left Of tho fifteen which started
Monday morning iu the siN-day bicycle
race. Collins and DrOhaCh withdrew
after hot sprint 40 I o'clock this
, morning. iu which urobach fell and
broke his collarhouc.
After the teams settled down again. NJ
was seen that Rutt and Clarke had re-
gained one lap. while Cameron and Hal
stead had lost two more.
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Mulcahy was proud or his gciding
for doing this and decided that he
would take Lewiston east When ne
arrived at Jacksonville the horscmcn
poked FUN nc the gclding. FOR Lewiston
was about the uEliest race horse ever
TO sport silks Mulcahy boosted "
Lewistou's feat ion beating Bubbling
Water. but the southeruers only
laughed nc this and questioned. "Who
is Bubbiing Water. anyhow Is she "a
bush queen
Mulcahy then decided to fool the
Jacksonville contingent with his ugly
racer. and started giving him n spe-
cial prep by the light OF the lantern
he would breeze him easy in the day
time. but In the wee hours OF the
morning ne was getting Lewiston 1T
and ready To- run the race of his life.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-10
CHEYENNE FANS TO SEE
ERLENBORN AND ROSS

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Dec. 9.-The Chev-
ennc Athletic club has arranged TO
stage q twcnty-round bout between
Young Erlenborn Of Denver and Kid
Ross % New York December 90. The
same date the Battling Dane Of Den
yer and the Wisconsin Kid or Lander
will fight before the sheridan Athletic
club. Negotiations are under way FOR
fight between Jimmy Gardner and
johnny O'Eeefe here early in Janu-
airy. while the legislature is in session.
If this card cannot be arranged. an at
tempt viii be made TO bring Battling
Nelson and the Battling Dane together.
December 10 the latter is to fight
frankie White at sheridan. Another
fight on tbs Wyoming card is between
Tim O'Neil OF Eawlins and Private
sell
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-10

Besides football. the association viii
consider various questions OF impor-
lance relative TO baseball. basketball.
track athletics. and proper control OF
intercollegiate contests. The formal
program of addresses include.
"a Chronicle of the Amateur Spirit"
by Professor r.. TAFT Mckenzie. Uni-
versitv OF Pennsylvania.
Conference Direction and Control
OF Athletics in the Middle West" hy
Professor Arthur g. smith. State Uni
versity OF Iowa.
Athletics as a Function in National
Life" by Rev. Charles II. Aked
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SALT LAKE CLUB OWNER
EXPECTED BACK TODAY

7. T.. Thcii. owner Of the salt Lake
franchise in the Union association. the
first meeting Of which was held wed
ne-day at Butte. is expected TO arrive
in Salt Lake TODAY. w. IT. Lucas. who
was elected president. secretary and
treasurer Of the league FOR ten ycfre
viii also return TO Salt Lake I'm the
near future Co establish the league
hcadUuartcrs.
The press comment ON the new
league On the six cities given fran
chiees indicate that as long as the pro-
motors put up the coin and furnish the
goods the fans will be glad to- be on
hand Co see thc games.
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Sixty light universities end colleges
are included IN the member hip of the
association. most of me better known
football colleges being represented.
with the exception of Princeton. Yale
and Cornell
ft was this organization that first
advocated reform en- football FIVE sea-
sons ago, and brought about changes
which eventually were merged into the
present rules. Captain Palmer r.
Pierce. L. S. A.. Of Fort Leavenworth.
kan. who was formerly in charge
of athletic at West Point, is head of
the association.
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UNIVERSITY GIVES SOCCER
FIRST TRY0UT TODAY

The first serious attempt at intro
ducing soccer football at the univcr-
sity Will be made this afternoon. when
the Garfield second eleven viii line up
against Coach Bennion's material for a
practice and coaching game. The game
has been widely advertised at the
school, and Coach Benniou has an
nounced tha' any man who will put in
an appearance Saturday afternoon and
is Interested in 60 viii have an oppOr-
tunity to get in the mixup.
\ big bunch OF men have been out
an this week kicking the ball and get
ting good idea OF the rules and "a
good turnout for today's scrimmage is
oNnecfcd
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The record Tor the ORE hundred and
eighteenth hour IS 2.2Ss miles. laps.
made by Demara and Hul in 1905.
Every rider is beginning 90 show ef-
fccts rf the strain. and only constant
urgin- hy trainers and substantial
supply of etimulants keep the men on
their wheels. Ever since Wednesday
thc contestants have dropped behind
tnc worlds record.
Clarke and Butt are fra better con-
dition than che others. ard the spec
tators were calling on them constantly
tonight to sprint
-Nt midnight. the 120th hour. tine
teams stood az follows.
Noran-Koot. Foglcr-f'1. Hehir-
CouIfct 2.rg5 milcac. laps. Mittcn-
Thomas. Collius-Druhach. 2.195 miles.
8 laps. Camcrou-Haistcad. West-Dc-
mara. 2.f95 miles. 4 laps. Rutt-Clarkc.
2.f95 miles @ laps
Tho record for the 120th hour ls O.
32f miles. made by Rutt and Stol in
1905.
Early This afternoon. Rutt. who re-
urvcd his partner. Clarke. made an
effort tn get haci. tho two laps his team
D. behind. There was much excitement
during the sprint but mo- laps were
lost by the teams
Tarly Morning Grind
EiEht teams remained fin the six
DAY race nc Madison Square Garden
This morning out OF the fifteen pairs
that started early Monday. Five Of
the ci-ht teams were wheeling along
ou even terms at daybrcak. with two
teams a laD behind and the eighth
team two laps back. Tho field ap-
pe1rcd to have lost an interest in
maintaining "a good average speed and
tEc leaders were nearly eighty miles
behind tho record az o'clock.
There were no eprints To- ouliven the
early morning hours TODAY. the race
having apparently settled down to- q
steady test Of endurance. All tho men
appeared tO bo in good condition.
The score nc 5 o'clock the end Of
the 10fsf hour. was as follows.
koot-Norau. 1.SSf.1. Nitten-Thom-
7s 1.SSfT. FoElcr-Hil. 1.SSA1. Col
lius- Drob1ch. 1.GSf-1. Hohir-Couliot
1851. Camcrou-Halstead. 1sS46.
West-Demara. f.Ssf6- Butt-Clarke
1.NSf5.
The record for the 101st hour e
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and just after he had turned a mile
one morning in work I'm 1871 Mulcahy
decided he was ready and made prep
arations 90 drop him in an easy race.
Everything was cut and dried. Lew
iston would have quoted at ten to. one
To- a certainty. and Mulcahy had ST.
o0u To- place around the ring. Here
was $4,000 won-au but the count
ing and shouting But alas, fate was
unkind. FOR ON the morning Mulcahv
was 60 enter his g5llopcr in the race
which would have been but n romp
for him and "a fortune would have
been won Lewiston took suddenly sick
and two days later died. And Null
cahy came back TO Emeryville without
letting the hooking Jacksonville
boolies know how close they came TO
being stung good and hard