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The Washington herald., 1914-11-15

! won the hfth race. beating the red hot
public choice. Holton. by neck.
The Montpelier stable furnished the
beat Between Us neck. The latter led
ali the way. but faitered IN the last few
yards and was outgamed by the winner.
There were twenty books n line md
they did q thriving business; IN fact, Il
was almost impossible to get near them
at any stage. That sthe brush on the
steepiechase course is entirely. too high
Is shown every day in the steeplechase
numbers. The horses do not seem to be
able 10 get over and as result many OF
them fan.
Manager z. Burke stated today that
this winter extensive improvements
would be put on the plant and when the
spring meeting comes Ground there VIII
be many new additions to the course.
Jimmie Milton, the starter, did ex-
eellent work today and dispatched his
fields away In grand style with the ex-
ception OF the first and fourth numbers
when Kewessa and Montresscr met with
accidents that were no fault Of the start
was sprung and the latter was caught
In the barrier.
There is sn excellent card offered for
Monday. Summaries:
FIRST RACE Theeysr-olds and upward; sell
ing purse 500 hre and a half furlongs YorkvilIe.
10 tcolemAnl. % o I. 3 to /. , to l. Fon; Q See
1t. los Ward. Is TO !. to l. to q sscoad;
Prairie lDs CAleCahey1, TO l. to s. % 10 third.
Time. In. Ksweaa. Sebaso. Perth Rock John P.
Nixon. shadTach. Fascinating.i Car Michad. n
Aahdi, AEyiade and Pheu also ran.
SECOND RACE-The Potomac Eteeplechase hand
leap; threeyear=olds and upward: 81 90 edded;
about two miles Chuperado, lfS lRyanl. to %,
to 5. out. Won Astute. II tHaynea). 10 /. ! TO
2 out second; Promoter. IA iO'C1nor1. , 10 l.
to 5. out, third. Time. "a 3& Dev0ter bst
jockey. $500
THIRD RAcE-TwoyssF-oids: seIing; purse SO:
i've and half furionsA Fidet no Byriei. to !,
to I. to I. Non; Pennyrock. lD. Ward. 100 70
l. % to !. q 10 I. secoud: Meelica. l@ noodeI1.
70, 2 10 2 TO u. third Tine. lSs Is. Brian
Bunu. Fly Home. Col. RandelI. Aidouus, sAtnmus.
Duke Of Dunbar. Mis- Boo. Fenrod, Star q Love.
FOURTH RACE-Ths chesterhrook hHndlap;
thrO--ye4T-oIds ana MP: a.cdo added: 0ne and one-
kHteeuth miles. FlittsrsOh. III fBufusIil. 10 L
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15

The abollshing Of an skin disorders
must begin with the blood. Lotions.
sAlvez, coeuetics, etc. viii do no ma
terlal good. The trouble comes from
within and there the remedy must be
II you really desire quick action ana
at the same time . common sense, nat
uraI harmless blood purifier, then
Stuart's Calcium Waters is this remedy.
The correct and best blood purifier
known to science is-Calcitim Sulphide
This great cleanser Is contained IN proper
quantities IN Stuart's Calcium Waters
and that Il why all blopd troubles. and
skin blemishes RAPIDLY idisappeaf' after
An An unsightly and plnply face due to
impure blood 10 one Of the most disgust
Ing sights one can see, and yet all about
us. upon the streets. IN the tieater, when.
treveling. etc, We see these horrible re-
There Is no ned for this condition II
you win take strarts Calcium Waters
daily and keep ali Ealves, lotions, cos
mefica and other harmful preparations
from cloEglnE the pores.
Every nrEt-elasa druggist-in this coun-
Try carries 9tuarcs Calcium waters.
which are pleasant 10 taxa. harmless. and
may Be obtaaned for 50 cents box. a
small sample p4ckage VIII Be mailed free
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The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
FEATURE OF GARD
To- HLIITERGOLD.
August BeIinonts Entry Fin
ishes First from Good
Field.
FAyORITES SHOW POOR
oni9 Two Public Choices Cross Wire.
Monressor Runs ,Hard-luck Race
IN Fourth Event
FAVORETES SHOW POOR
d oEoRqE 3. MohRIs.

Hagre De Grace. Nd. Nov. 1L-A rec.
ord-brealling crowd attended the races al
The Hartford County track today. Pa
yoritea did not fare wen, two being home
first whIle outsiders captured the re-
mainIng events The outslders wers well
supported especially vIdet az % to ].
sarsanet at 8 to i and BUZZ Around at
10 70 L The latter horses price was q
false one as ali his races Of late have
shown him to Be knocking right at the
winners heels
The feature on the program, the fourth
number, the Chesterhrook Handicap at
a mile and a sixteenth, brought some
classy horses to the wire. The only one
to duck the issue was John whalen,s
Ruskin- Every horse IN the race was
wen supported. and while the winner
turned up in August Belmontss fleet
footed Flittergold he was lucky to win
as Montressor apparently was pounds the
best and was only beaten short head
When the barrier was sprung. Hontres-
sor got tangled in the rubber and was
as good as left However, this did not
stop him and he ran all around the field
to be only beaten at the last jump. HIS
race was q much better one than the
Belmont horse ana with better racing
luck Re surely would have won.
Another hard luck horse today was
Billy divers KeWessa, who was left at
the post BE ran q cracker-jack race
and had he gotten away there would
have been nothing to il but Kewessa alf'
The way He made up at least fifteen
lengths only to be beaten about two
iengths
That Kiss Chamblet had q jumper Of
considerable class was shown today when
Der good thers-year-old Chupadeor, with
t2 pounds up, made his field dizzy. He
laid off the early pace at least fifty
lengths, but when he was given bis head
be simply ran away from his field. Astute
led for the frst mile and a half, but
when challenged quit. though he came
again in the stretch without any avail
Devoter fell at the seventh jump. while
Promoter. who finished thind was beaten
an eighth of mile.
Nidet touted for real hot thing. was
played down from 20 to to to at post
time. and won in a drive. while Penny
rock at 100 70 was second Pennyrock
was as good as 40 to for the place.
Mrs Arthur's Buzz Around with 10 to
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15

Tippett's mule colt BY Kushan has been
shifted to q new owner. Ed Hall could
not induce Frank to believe that he
would ever make a trotter.
Since Frank Hayes efforts at Forest
vile on Thursday, he is now called the
local Tom Murphy. partly on account Of
his length and partly on account OF his
skill with the reins.
1t Is quite possible that the new man
ager OF the horse end Of Javins Brothers
new farm, hear Sligo. Will be no other
than Frank c. Thomas. There VIII be
something doing there II IT is q true
bill
The auction sale Of trotters, owned re-
spectively BY c. c. Waters and Carlos de
Garmendia, came off as scheduled and
the horses sold for very satisfactory
It Is anticipated that brood mare. bred
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
.CASCARETS KEEP
BOWELS REGULAR
And CURE COLDS
No Headache. Ssur StOnaeh, Bad
Geld, Or constipsiioa b.

Get iD-csnt box
Colds whether in the head Or any part
Of the body-Are quickly oyercome BY
urging the liver to action ana keeping
the. bowels fres from poison. Take Cas-
earets tonight and you will wake up with
clear head ana no doubt you will won
der what became OF your cold. cascaretz
work white yon sleep; they cleanse and
rsruiafs the stomach, reunope the sour,
undigesfed food and foul gases; take the
ezoess blIe from the liver and carry on
ths conaiipatsd waists matter ana poison
from The bowels
Remember he quickest way 70 set rid
of colds Is one or tgo cascartfs At nIeht
q cleanse the system. Get lo-cenk BOX
~ any drug store Don't forget the
children. They relish this Candy G. thar
tlc ana i 4 often ell that x needed 50
drive ! colt from Their little srstsna.-
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The Washington herald., 1914-11-15

s 70 s SO & uon; Moatraoor, - uEocahuy), a
? : to s, 4 70 sccon1; pnr1ncr. = fMcIAErnt1l,
IS 70 I. 70 !. % thhd. Tins. - ~ Rlinb
hruah. Magnet and 6. ~ NniEr a,no xln. nohrrl
Bnadley. a. addst Startsr. aI1u m.
FIFTH RACE-For hnis mafrl md rsidlnu,
threeyearold1 and up; se1nng; ~; CO nile and
HFenty yard8 Bun Anuund, = nfeAfsel, y .
]. 70 !. 70 : uon; Holtpa. ID GchElins1. 10 8,
II % s sEsu, ! % Z fhird. Tine. la Napisr,
corsopsia ne BlybodJ oernn. Mr. enigyA
Small. Capl Elliott md Hernia. r.. also mn.
SIXTH RACE-TuoyearoldE pune 40; hts
J, 70 q. goa; Bstvesn Ds. III lAnhrossl. ls to 5
eraa 10 !, ecoud; Gaelic. lH (lfccahayl. TO Z
! 70 5. 5 70 8 third. Tine. i1o - BoFgo. Re
hance, Hal.on. Faza nd Fisnsla aiaD nm
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15

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The Washington herald., 1914-11-15

Columbia. Maryland and Virginia. Un-
fortunately the stakes OF lsl4 were not
widely advertised. and many good, colts
ard nllies were excluded that might have
given an enviable reputation to their
sires and dams. With the very best Of
luck, the number who win go to the post
on the day set for the race viii be few
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15

In producing lines, or are producers
themselves. and young things that can
show speed viii sell for high figures At
the coming Old Glory.
Owners and managers Of turf papar8
are now preparing matter for their
Christmas numbers, and there II . de-
cided paucity Of live horse news In their
columns.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
Faces As Fair
As An Orchid
Are Possible When stuart's Calcium
Waters Are Used After Meals to
Clean Up Skin Eruptions
and niaaolorafioua.
and Di3colorahons,

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liver spots. pimples, blackheads. etc,
stuart's Calcium Waters win act like
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the surface OF the body-the skin-with
pimplss and little skin eruptions.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15

Goals hon eeld-DasidsOn oel. Bachman ",
Ahem tRl, Baek, Kramef. O. Coz ooala fsol
Eoui-c. Coe l6l. Referes-F. ~ KeEhg. seuru--
Ralph Hsrdy. Tins-of halSss-9 minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
Rrieaae ouint Down 81. Paui.

The BriEade Athlete Club TOOK their baskrt-6ail
game frum St PsuI's last night b > TO 70 At
Ffiendship House ymnaslun. 1hs st. PauIs boys
were outplHyed al every stags q The gnme. but
played eleap. sportsmsniike game and uorhsd
hard an the Way. The shooting q DaFiddhn and
Bachman the feature Of ths contest. Daridsoa
Gettins ten baskets and Bachmau six Lineup;
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
Baker Won't Play

Fo1oEsrs q hockey Iearnsd with ressst today
that Hobsy Baker, ne Princetoa sar. Win not -
member Of the Boston AthIetie Aasoaation team
this season. Wed vas rscsiVsd today that he will
not reGds On Boston during The Nintsr.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
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The Washington herald., 1914-11-15

III CARS TRANSFER 10 sILBER0.s
The OVerCOat

A classy EneIish topper. Real
style and snap sticks out al
over ii. Made Of handsome tar
tan plaids. overplaids, and
checks, Scotch and English
tweeds. The exact counter
part Of coats that are being
sold in Washington today for
$l8 and $50. Some full kimo-
no sleeves.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
GarfeIds win frou 1rieadiers.

Ths GarAsld CUNT took hsrd-fouskt game from
the Brigade Athlstie Club % Friday evening b.
the score e 70 n Tha team uork q the Gar
Myers. and r. Miller stared fos Tie Garaiids en
the ofenss while Flood and Dyer did the best uofk
for the iosez
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
Bhssnea

0oaIS from heId-Cr0nigeTs H. Mliler %. FIood.
Dyer, Myur1 %, r. Tcuers D. Miller Goals from
ioui-FIOod %. Dyer, R. Towers. chrouisrr. M5sls.
H Miller. RefereS-F. II. Kerhy. Scorer-. Ralph
HARDY. Tine Of halses-D minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15

vsdasi s1as. nelshsIi. ASIisA u; hlsh ts1a
Asste4 Le1; high team Rna. Asats4. -
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15

Ihose two thrss and four-year,olt
trottfns stakes which We have rasf,
mention Of IN recent Issues OF The Hcfnl.
should Be gwen Z vide cIroaintion anon,
eWRers q sllslbies h ths Distric, .
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19
BLUE ROCK SHOOT AT
 FAIR GROUNDS TODAY

The Phoenix Gun club will hold the regular weekly practice shoot at clay targets at the fair grounds this morning at ten o'clock. Visiting spOrtsmen are always welcome.
 Some of the younger shooters of the club think they have practiced up enough to warrant them issuing a challenge to the "old reliables.' and the shoot will take place next Sun day afternoon at o'clock, at the fair grounds. each contestant shoot ing 100 targets at 16 yards rise. The five making the best score will chal- lenge the Ray gun club to d match here in May.
 The challenging team consists of Edens. Garfield Miller. Campbell. White. Ray DeMund. Morrell. Pinney and Babcock The old reliables" are H. P DeMund. Twitchell. Heflin, Harry Hurley, II. Heileman. Landon, Fanny, Baptist and Norton.
 The match is for blood. and any number of side bets have been made on the result. j. (. Adams has also offered to donate the Adams hotel to the winning team Gor few min
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19
AMATEUR BALL
Hoi Hand House Gets Game With New
 States at Last

The Holland House Stars-Chatham, first base; Burns, catcher; Newhouse. center field; Russell, left field; Nor rison. second base; Godfry. pitcher and right field: Mccall. third base; Crosby. short: Alberts, pitcher: Peppers, pitch CT and right field; Comes. catcher.
 New States-F. Gonzales. first base; R. Jimenes. catcher: J. Rosas. pitcher and short: Nick. second base; Lique- quela, left field; F. Jimenes, center field. Delgado, short and pitcher; C. Seeovia, pitcher Frank. catcher; R. Casas second base; Tone, third base.
 Hire q little salesman at The Re publican office. 4 Want -Ad will see more customers than YOU can.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19
ARIZONA AUTO
 ASSOCIATION
 IS ORGANIZED
F. P. Conway of This City is Prcsident-Affilia With A. A. A. X. Will Be First Duty of New As S0ciation

There no longer exists any question tomohile association. Whether or not it had one in the past was mooted question for the Maricopa County Auto club was the only one in the old or ganization that paid any due to the A A. A. as is required for the perfec- tion of such an association.
 Directly following the automobile races yesterday. meeting was held to organize state automobile association, four clubs being represented by dele gates, the Maricopa Auto club, Warren District Auto club Apache County Au- 10 club and Prescott Auto club. At this meeting a constitution and by laws were adopted. as provided by the \. A X. requirements to affiliate there with. officers were elected and the or ganiZation perfected except for the ap- pointment of the executive committee, one member of which will be named by each club in the organization In ad- dition to these four clubs. Yuma county has signified it's desire to enter into the membership and Tucson and Globe are expected to follow. The officers are F. Power Conway. president; T. G. Norris and Fred Coulter. vice presidents and Joseph IT. Gray. secretary and treas urcr.
 Within a week each of the auto clubs that were represented at yesterdays meeting and the Yuma county club will
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19
Additional Sports

receive a request to furnish the secre tarv of the state association with list of all of it's members in good standing and q remittance of $l for each mem Der Half of this will go to the A. A. A. and the remainder to the state associa- tion. The clubs that desire the official emblem for the cars of its members will then be entitled to obtain the same The state association will he auxiliary to the national. it being the desire of that body to obtain larger units rather than individual clubs.
 Following advices as to appointment of directors. the payment into the treasury of the dues and q ratification from the national association President Conway will call a meeting of the eX- ecutive committee at which the other committees will be determined and their members named and the real work brought under way
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19
JACK HOLMES LEAVES OVERLAND AUTO SHOP
Manaoer Rests for Two Months Then Returns to Become Manager of
 New State Agency

Jack Holmes leaves the Overland Automobile Company today to free lance it for few weeks, visit his folks in the east, see the Indianapolis 800 mile race and then return to Phoenix to settle down with the fat agencies for a couple of motor cars. Holmes made his announcement yesterday He has been manager of the Overland Auto Company for just a little over q year. When he first struck town he went with the Stude- baker company. where everybody got onto him. and discovered that he was good sport.
 A year ago in March he became manager of Eugene Brady O'Neill $
 plant, then just starting up in its new garage on Central avenue , Holmes is secretary of the MaricOpa Auto club and one of it's best work
 CTS. He was chairman of the ar
 engagements committee for the auto races yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19

had to contend with. Everybody agreed that the Buick has the speed. but that big black tonneau pulled it down. Sabra could have given Murphy d pretty race but for this.
 In the h miles. it was Hartwell who kept tramping on the Mercer's light heels Hartwel was driving a Buick Black Beetle, roadster. partially stripped He easily outdistanced the two Studebakers, but was not in the class of the Murphy entry.
 They finished in this order-Mercer Buick, Studebalcr, (Tracy). Stude- baker CThomas). Time l6: o-5
 In the long race the Mercer and the Buick finished first and second. Time 27:46 4-5.
 Josh Races
 C. D. Evans easily defeated the Ru- dolph team in the Ford relay race He got away while the other driver was cranking, and made both his changes more quickly. His time for the miles with two changes of mount was 7:23.
 Old Car Race
 This was one of the most interesting races of the day It didn't finish. After Leech in his Ford had lapped everybody four or five times in the first five miles. thereby gaining a lead of almost twenty laps, the race was Jagged down Cuz why? Vogt drove out onto the track with his Buick get 1 ting ready for the 25 miles, and it was | just as good as over anyway, for mo- i body had a chance against Leech ! Leech made up for all his bad luck il 1 the relay when he won the old car race ! He drove Ed Rudolphs famous old gra, 1 60 an hour Ford.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19

Phoenix Rifle Club now holds all the state cups AS a result of two snappy matches on the Hoie- in the Rock range yesterday, the local club wound up the annual state shoot with everything but the individual all corners match which was won by Lindsley Of Tucson Friday.
 It was at d meeting of the aSSo- citation at Dr. Boido's office last eve hing that the state officers were se- lccted for the coming year.
 The University Cadets yielded their last chance to q team cup by the fnlIau-iper scores
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19
BRAVES BEAT NORMALS
 IN 4 FAST CUP GAME
Republican Trophy Seems now Moro Than Assured for Phoenix Team;
 Austin Gets Cracked Rib

The Indians beat the Normals to in the second game for The Republican cup.
 It was a Tempe game, typically tough. It is the second time that the Braves have laid out the Pedagog1ei since they started into bring back to Phoenix the trophy.
 Earl for the Indians made two two baggers and a single. Butler. the hit ter of the Braves, was let down with one two sack safety. Castle did two- bagger for Tempe. Reynolds also got a twin base smash. Austin. the Brave catcher, had a rib fractured in the last of the, ninth when a foul caught him in the side.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19
TEMPE HIGH
 GETS TROPHY
Tempests Beat Saints in the Last of University Week Games-PhoeniX Third - Valley Teams Show Fine, All Getting Place
Special to The Republican,

TUCSON, April 1S.-Tempe easily defeated Mesa high in the last game of the series this morning. Tempe gets first and wins the cup, Mesa carries oil second and Phoenix grabs third. The teams of the Salt River valley have shown up as the strongest in the state. all of the three which entered have ul1pp1
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19
Mesa High
Score by innings:
Summ ry

Wild pitch-Stapley ]. Bases on balls-Armenta .. Long, moor 1, Stapley .
 Struck out-By D. Stapley 10, Ar menta I. Double plays-Robertson to D. Stap- ley. NX Passed balls-Brundage l. Two base hits-D. Stapley, Brooks, J. Mueur.
 Three base hits-G Hegi, Buck Home run-Brooks.
 Left on bases-Tempe ]. Mesa. s. Stolen bases-Harris. C. Hegi. J. Moeur, Buck, Armenia, Leseuer. Umpires-Merritt and Beach of uni vcrsity
 ScOrer-Longan.
 Phoenix Tucson Game
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19
TEMPE RECEIVING
 LINE FOR GAME

With the addition of Fred Kettle, staff. Tempe is in good shape to receive the Red SoX today. News came yesterday that Manager Lu- kin would use these men:
 Oviedo and Kettle. pitchers: Gregg. catcher Brown. 2nd base; Gooch. 3rd base: O'Neill. shortstop; F. Harris. right field: Trujilla. left field; F. Harris, center field: Carl son. short: Moeur and Joyce are utility men.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19
PHOENIX NOW
 HAS ALL CUPS
Local Rifle Club Downs the University Cadets in Last Two Matches-F. C. Hurst of Phoenix Elected State President
NEW OFFICERS OF
 STATE RIFLE ASSN

F. C. Hurst Phoenix. president.
 Dr. l.. Boido. Phoenix, vice president
 George J. Roskruse. Tucson, 'secretary treasurer. Col. l.. w. Coggins, Phoenix. executive officer
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19

Gila Academy Globe game scheduled for this morning, was called off by mutual agreement. The two teams try ing for fourth.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19
MERCER ROADSTER

(Continued from Page Two.)
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19

races yesterday.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-09-26
Racing Entry List at
Fair a Large One

C. B, Wood, Superintendent
of speed of the Arizona State
Fair. received this morning the
entry of Walter Cochato, in the
2:03 pace. This makes the sixth
entry in that race, five of them
having records of 2:O3 or better.
There are already twelve en-
tries in the 2:04 pace at the pres
ent time, the greatest lot of en-
tries in any State Fair or Race
Meet in the United States, for
such a fast race. And there are
also ten entries in the free-for-
all pace, also the largest list of
entries of any free-for-all pace