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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-14
5 Per Cent Money

On your residence or business prop
erty in Chickasha.
can help you to ownership.
can help you pay off your present
high rate loan.
can make you forget your interest
paydays because there will be none
do not offer Building and Loan
proposition; there Is no stock for safe,
but just a monthly payment mortgage.
Your rent win pay you out, and after
it is all said and done and your prop
erty is clear, you can figure and say,
S PER CENT MONEY DID IT.
Come and get the plan.
VIM. X. McNEAL, f
512-13 First National Bank Building.
FRIGHT HERE IN CHHCKASHA.' I
Unpaid telephone bills are past due.
If not paid by p. m. on the 18th OF
May, service will be discontinued.
5-1s-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-14
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering It through
the mucous surfaces Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by f. J.
Cheney & Co. Toledo. o.. contains no
mercury. and is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the sytsem. In buying Hairs
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
inc. It is taken Internally and made in
Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. Cheney n Co, Tes-
timonials free " ~
Sold by Druggists Price 75c per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-14
NT Personal
- NSMenti0n

]. II. Kerns OF Ardmore is business
visitor in the cit ytoday.
Quality plumbing Prices right
Phone 341, day or night. Roy English.
/ 1-13-tf
E. r. Short left this morning for
Rush Springs ON business.
| Report social items to telephone 745.
! Ali news for publication In Saturdays
| paper must be received before noon
| Friday. 12-2S-tf
! ]. S. Clay Of Cleburne, Tex, is a
/ business visitor in the city today.
| Safety first. Use Eureka Springs
water. 3-13-6s
/ jesse Bollman Of Oklahoma City ID
| spending the day in Chickasha with
4 friends
/ One pound box assorted chocolates
/ 29c. Brownsons drug store. 5-12-3t
Mrs. Jesse4A. Garrett and daughter
! Louise of Oklahoma City are expected
/ in the city today to be the guest Of
/ Mrs. Ray Brooks.
Every day chocolates, one pound
boxes, 29c. Brownson's drug store.
5-l2-3.
Frank Sheiner of Oklahoma City Is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ford With
erspoon and will take part In "Okla-
homa Watch Your Step"
"By the Sea-" with Chas. Chaplin,
Friday
MIR. and Mrs. r H. Beacon we're
expected to arrive in the city this aft
ernoon to attend the entertainment at
the Sngg tonight
Chas. Chaplin by the Sea-" Friday.
as 5-13-2t
III. Nj. Jones of Blanchard is bust
ness visitor in the city today
| Vaudeville. Some act, Mitchell
Bros. Kozy. 5-13-2t
Mrs. Louis Means left this morning
for short visit with friends in Shaw
nee.
/ Chas. Chaplin. Kozy Friday, 5-1oc
5-13-2t
Mrs. A. ]. Hallum left this morning
for Deport, Tex, where she will visit
/ friends and relatives for several days
She win visit at Pauls Valley before
returning to Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-14
Notice to Taxpayers

June / is the last day to pay 1914
taxes to avoid Is per cent penalty. II
you have paid half, the last half will
be delinquent June Is, and Will draw
is per cent penalty from that date
w. +. Cloud, County Treasurer
5-10-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-14

Chaplin. Chas. Chaplin. Kozy Fri
day. 5-13-2,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-14
See c. SANFORD
SHORT LOANS
BIS First National Bank Bldg.


Hodge Bailey, sheriff, is reported i'll
at his home today,
Cane sugar by sack at Powers II
J. E. Black is spending the day in
Tuttle on business.
Get your harness and harness re-
pairing Of Wadsworth & White. 5-7-tf
Rev. J. f. Clarke of Cement is a
business visitor in Chickasha today.
Mrs. X. G. Warren left this morn
ing for a few weeks visit in Clayton,
Mo.
Every day chocolate 29c per pound
Brownson's drug store. 5-12-3t
Berries for preserving at Powers
5-14-1t
Miss Willie Shipley Of Mangum is
expected in the city this afternoon to
visit friends for several days.
| do all kinds or carpenter work and
repairing. Have you leaky roof or
other troubles about the house?
Phone 469. 5-11-5t
Ben Morgan returned last night
from Medicine Park, where he has
spent the past few days.
"Off again. on again" Berries.
Powers. 1t
Unpaid telephone bills are past due.
If not paid by p. m. on the 18th OF
May, service will be discontinued.
5-I3-3t
Mrs. ]. G. Mccarthy of Oklahoma
City is spending several days in the
city, the city. the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Coffman.
Kozy always a dime. Can't Beat It.
5-13-2t
Can Strawberries from Powers gro
Gerry. II
Chas. Warren left Yesterday for Gal,
weston, where he will spend the sum.
mer. He has accepted position in
that city.
C. Schlotterbeck Is spending the day
in Rush Springs on business.
Strawberries Saturday at Geo, K.
Powers. Quarts, per box, 10 cents.
pints, per box, cents. II
S. b. Nooly Of Buffalo is spending
several days in Chickasha, the guest
Of his sister, Mrs. w. t. Phillips.
Unpaid telephone bills are past due
If not paid by p. m. on the 18th OF
May, service will be discontinued.
5-13-3t
Misses Marvin and Ruby Clarke Of
Cement are spending the day in Chick
asha with friends.
| Doctor said, Don't make a slop jal
of your stomach" Use Eureka Springs
water, fresh from the Ozarks. Free
| mans. Phone $50 5-l3-6l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-14
WEATHER FORECAST.
FOR Oklahoma.

Tonight and Saturday, fair, fresh to
brisk winds this afternoon and tonight
shifting to west Saturday.
Local Temperature.
During the twenIy-four hours ending
at 8 a. m.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-14

Church Convention Here.
There will be a county convention
OF the Christian churches of Grady
county on Sunday afternoon from 2 to
s p. M. at the Christian church
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-14

1HdpllH. CHdS. CudpuH. .hVly rIl
day. 5-13-2;
Classified advertisements, such as
Wanted" "For Rent" "For SaIe,'
etc. will positively not be received for
the Express by phone. They must be
brought to the office. Please do not
phone them, It 10 embarrassing to US
TO refuse to receive them. f1-3-tf
FOR SALE,-Two nice young Jersey
cows, one good heavy work horse. IN
quire 1897 Kansas. 5-14-3t
4 FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms,
modern conveniences, soft water and
shade Call 927 Chickasha avenue or
phone Mrs Hurley, 55C. 5-14-3t
FOR RENT--Light housekeeping
rooms. modern conveniences, soft wa
ter, lights, water and phone furnish
ed. Call 1919 Chickasha or phone 9S9.
5-14-St
FOR RENT-Two suites Of rooms
for light housekeeping, 504 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Phone 1889. 5-14-3t
r. -
LOST--Black mother cat; answers
to name of lvinks Finder please call
Mrs. Day. Phone 265 5-14-3t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-08

TODAY'S RACING CARD
AT PIMLICO TRACK

First race. selling, 2-years.oids, AZ furionss--
Glomsr. i0s Little Alta. los; .Ilaria, 100.
handicap 2 niles-chester Krum. 1875; Hands
l3s; Election Bet i3i' Kintore. 1Se: Devoter,
Third race, tho .clalbsugh Memorial Cup
Neptune. l15 Ormes Head. l1s Plumose, I12
fSun God it5: King Tuscan lis: Life, 112;
Golden List. III. Cassatt entry
Fourth race. selling handcup, 3-year-oids ana
IN, @ turlonEs--Patience, 102; Peacock, 1O1;
ds ossary Maid. 90 Miss Brush. iOe Humii.
Vslas, as, tnoz, o. sulvsz Moi, es,
Fifth race. selling handiCap, 3-year.ods and
up, furlongs-Jezail. oD q AiRon, 1922 Bushy
Head. l12. Colonel Ashmeade 103; Nellie C.,
g2 Phew, 90; Golden Plume e5. Veneta
Stromc, 1o2. Norkvie. 1n3: Carlton g.. l02
Beni Mora. rs: Sir William Johnson. 100.
sixth race, ceiling handicap. S.vear.olds and
up mile-Hiker, lQ3. orperth ios Oakhurst
a6 Petclus, ilO; Al Bloch. 1o6: Battery 06.
kuza Around 1o5; Raifron 1902, Beaumont
Belle. 9S. Ben ounce. 100. Gin Haven. e7.
York Lad. lo4' Loehiel. ia.
Seventh race. selling. 3-vear- -olds and UP. 8
Acknowledgement Cook. liz; 'Henrietta W.
ltU: KCwrie, lUO. Fenrock, 1902; Breakers III.
Paror Boy. III; Deduction, III; Athena, 102;
valentine. lis. Rose Marie, 100; Devltry. lO2:
sir William johnson. it7 Moncref 100.
Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather
cloudy. track fast.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-08
TRAPSHOOTERS PLAN
BIG EVENTS TODAY
Most of Clubs in Philadelphia
District Have Attractive Pro-
grams Arranged.

A number of attractive shooting pro-
grams have been announced for today by
the various trapshootlng organizations
OF this section and the gun fans will
nave plenty Of opportunity to display
their skill
The Philadelphia Electric Company Gun
Cub which shoots at Observatory Hill,
on the West Chester pike, has arranged a
very attractive program for their shoot
this afternoon. to which all enthusiasts
are assured cordial greeting. A So
target prize shoot, in three events. with
prize for the longest straight run.
members club handicap. will be included
IN this shoot with first and second prizes,
but winners of these prizes are ineligfble
for open shoot prizes. The winner OF the
third event. at 20 targets. will also re-
ceive a prize.
Another trapshooting event occupyine
the attention of nimrods in this section
Is that OF the Blue Rock Gun Club. at
Chester. This is a registered tournannent
with $500 in prizes.
Whitemarsh Gun Club. at Chestnut Hill,
VIII be host to the Beideman Gun Club
IN return match at 100 birds"
The monthly shoot of the Independent
Sun Club will be held at Holnesburg
junction. with two trophies donated nv
Mr.. Leaver for high total scores dividsd
high guns, and spoon prizes for the four
classes. Today's shoot will be the third
In the series for the treasury trophies.
The following clubs have arranged
shooting events also: Cedar Park, Mount
Moriah, Meadow Springs Curtis Country
Club Highland Park Country Club and
the Du Pont Trapshooting Club, where
they are getting in shape for the inter-
state match with Maryland on May is.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-08
CHALMERS TO PITCH
IN BROOKLYN TODAY
Moran Expected to Have Regu-
lar Lineup in Last Game
With Dodgers.

BROOKLYN, May S--While the post
ponement Of yesterdays game was
relief TO Manager Robinson, of Brooklyn.
whose pitchers are in poor shape, 1t was
by no means displeasing to Manager
Moran, as Pat figures that the days rest
will be q good thing for his staff, which
has been under too much of n strain since
the season started.
Moran believes that the slump OF his
team is at an end and looks for winning
streak, now that his pitchers will be
back in their old working order. Some
of the men have not had quite enough
work to make them as effective as they
should be, while others have had trihe
too much, but on the whole Moran has
shown fine judgment in the manipulation
of his hurting corps.
George Chalmers will be allowed to
twIrl this afternoon II he warns up in
good shape. Otherwise. 1t is likely Eppa
Rixey will he given chance for re-
venge for the hard luck defeat he suf-
fered at the hands of the Dodgers in this
city.
There is no telling whom Robinson will
use, but chances favor Jack Coombs or
"Wheezer" Dell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-08
PENN CREW IN RACE
AT PRINCETON TODAY
Quaker Oarsmen Show Great
Form in Final Practice for
Triangular Meet.

PRINCETON, n. j., May s.-A short
row yesterday finished the work Of the
three crews who will take part in the
triangular regatta at Princeton today
Racing starts were the only part of the
work to be at all emphasized. and none
than half an hour
Tho work of the Pennsylvania crew was
tho feature of the day. They showed a
big Improvement over Thursdays form.
Coach Rice, of Columbia, had his men on
the lake In the forenoon. but the practice
was confined TO racing starts and easy
pulls.
The race on the picturesque Carnegie
Lake Is practically championship con-
test, though not in the same class as the
New London and Poughkeepsie regattas.
The distance, two miles, is best suited to
the Tigers. Since Princeton revived row.
ing no crew has been allowed to row the
reRu alton course of four miles. The
shorter distance and the impressive VIC
tory over the middies this season gives
the Orange and Black an excellent chance
of leading Columbia and Pennsylvania
home.
The Quakers, too, won from Annapolis,
but not in the fast time the Tigers made
~ The record of races for the George w.
ChilGs Cup will be found appended;
IS79-Pennsylvania. 1SS7-Cornell.
tSsQ-Co Columbia. lSSS-No race.
lSSl-Prnceton. lSS9-Cornell.
lSS2--No race. 1s9O-19u dnclusive)-
ISS3-Pennsylvania. No races.
iSS4-Pennsylvania- l9l2-Columbia.
lSS5-Cornell. l9l3-No race.
lSS6-Pennsylvania, l9l4-Columbia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-08
IOE BUSH VS.. JOHNSON
PROBABLE OPPONENTS
4 NBALL GAME TODAY
athletics Playing Better
Brand of Ball on Eve of
Denarture for w e S t 4.
shawkey in Fine Form.
Test of Mettle.

e.,,her Joe Bush or Wyckof will face
-, = sarators today in the final home game
W ne Athletics. After todnys battle
q, athletics depart for the West, where
wv, will play for almost three weeks.
w @uag l.. The crucial period of the race for
m anis s,tacknen. If the pitchers get going
w ,hs west the team should return home
~ ma Az N overhaul some Of the clubs that
y, now running wild.
me- exhibition by Shawkey yesterday
- ~ most encouraging If Bob can retain
WI, form the Macks will be In good
~ ~ for the usually rough first Western
.a az Wyckoff has shown fine form in
un v. last two starts, with Bush and PEN
~ ~ coning back to form. The latter
w mark for Washington in the first
80 Of tho series, but he has pitched
r.iI 10 date and can be depended upon.
Tha others OF the team looked much
,.,tsr yesterday than 1t has to date. The
ss,st irnprovement in Lajoie's ginger and
m around work was a noticeable feature.
TSs biE Frenchman has started hitting
nd his general work has improved since
~ began getting the ball safe.
For Washington the peerless Walter
tohnson Will be asked to twirl, and with
wsather indications for dark, cloudy
Ssy. the famous speed king is likely to
ha mighty hard to hit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-08
Suburban LEAGUE BASEBALL
SEASON WILL OPEN TODAY
Flag Raising, Parade and General
Celebration to Mark Opening.

CeleDraJlOn W warn OpellluB.
The clubs of the Philadelphia Suburban
League are ready to open their baseball
season today and the Inauguration will
) Aa marked by big celebrations in the
different towns represented. Flag rails
ing, parades, band concerts and speeches
= will feature,
Fox Chase will open the league with
North Philadelphia; Fern Rock will clash
with Mount Airy. and Germantown will
cross bats with the Cheltenham Braves.
Prominent players of the semiprofes-
slonal ranks are on tho teams, which fol-
low:
Cheltenham-Walter Johanns, manager;
ink Johnson, Prince Diringer. Lowery,
conklin, Van SAINT, Klumpp, Captain
Myers Mcshane. Beisivenger, Watson.
Burgert, Robinson and Cassidy.
Fox Chase-John Moore, manager; Cas-
key, Fahy, Shue, Brown, Maytrott, Tim
oNeill, Calhoun, White, Sell, Weaver,
Race, Paxson. A. Sell Anderson, Broom
field. Young, McTague, S. ONel and
Klrkatrlck.
North adelphla-Willlam p. Wer-
ner, manager; Grauely, Cleghorn. Nc
Cooley, Burder, Dobson. Essig, F. Nc
Cooley, Kline. Birmingham, Ellis, NJ.
Smith, Marin, Shrenk, Reifsnyder. Duke
field, Lang. EnElehart and Winthers.
( Mt Airy-William Linton, manager.
Nibbonar, Doelp, Holmes, Houpt. Busby.
Hustard, Linton, Newman, Wolfson, La
( Crosse, Davies, schweihert and Rotch-
ford.
Germantown-Dr James NJ. Tyson.
s manager; Frankenfield, Gallagher. Abb
bott, King, Phews. Fortescue, Shore.
Sweeney, McCann. Cavis, Tyson, O'Nen,
7. King and Sutter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-08
WOMEN PLAY TENNIS
ATST. MARTINS TODAY
Cricket Club Team Meets Coun-
try Club Players-Results of
Yesterdays Games.

The postponed match between the
women's tennis team of the Philadelphia
Cricket Club and that of the Philadelphia
Country Club which will take place to-
day, weather permitting, at st. Martin s.,
promises to be one of the most closely
contested OF the series of intercluh con-
tests as both teams possess some re-
markably strong players. The game which
was scheduled for Tuesday could not be
played because Of the condition of the
courts.
The Country Club will be represented
By Mrs Gilbert A, Harvey, Miss Phyllis
Walsh Miss Sophie Norris, Miss Sarah
Baker and Mrs Isaac Schlicter. Jr. On
the Cricket Club team will be Miss Eliza
Fox, Miss Alexander, Mrs. HoXie Har-
rison Smith, Miss Hanna Wright and Miss
Gertrude Henry.
The Country Club was victorious over
Merton by taking the odd match in five
on the courts at Bala yesterday after
noon. The latter team does not seem
to have struck Its proper stride as yet.
and will no doubt improve as the sea-
son advances. The scores;
Mrs. Gilbert Harvey. Country Club,
defeated Miss Agnes Kennedy, Merton,
6-2. 6-S.
Mis- Sarah Baker. Country Club. de-
feated Mrs. Valentine n. Big, Merton.
6-1, Ga.
Miss Phyllis Walsh. Country Club. de-
feated Miss Edwina Hensel. Merton,
Is, 6-1, 6-2,
Miss Jacqueline Green, Merton. de-
feated Mrs. Isaac II. Schlichter, Jr,
Country Club, 6-1. 6-4.
Miss Alberta Hensel, Merton. defeated
Mrs Milton Work. Country Club, substi-
tuting for Miss Sophie Norris, 81. 60.
The matches between the Philadelphia
Cricket Club and the Cynwyd Country
Club. which were played off at Cynwyd,
resulted in a clean sweep for the team
from st. Martins.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-08
TORRESDALE GOLFERS
OPEN SEASON TODAY
New Course Will Receive It's
First Test-Election of Off
GERS Next Tuesday.

Torresdalo Golf Club members have
been notified by letter to be on hand this
afternoon. when the formal opening of
the season will take place. a tourna-
ment is not scheduled, but the members
are to enjoy their first trip over the new
course The course is in fne shape, and
the members will seek to establish rec
ords for themselves. Some interesting
impromptu matches will be played
The headquarters at Torresdale, Pa,
have been put in tiptop condition, and I'M
provements to the grounds should delight
all the visitors
The secretary has announced meeting
to be held at O'Rourkes Mansion next
Tuesday evening" at o'clock, when an
election Of officers will take place. Mem
bers are urged to be on hand.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-08
ASSOCIATION OPENING TODAY
All Kinds of Sports on Program, In
GLIDING Archery Match.

The Philadelphia Electric Athletic Associa-
ton will open its clubhouse today at Observ-
atory Hlll on the West Chester pike with a
GALA celebration. An address by President r.
frank Day Will welcome the members. Sports
ot al kinds are listed on the program. starting
with ha,; raising at l 30 p M
Mr. n. Romig, the chairman, states that
Ferarstons are for a great day.
Women OF the company also will vie with
thslr masculine brethren in several events The
archery contest. which is an innovation will
command considerable attention, as both the
men and women Will fight It out with tho
GOV and arrow for honors A well-Snown Of
neial o. the company is endeavoring to place
70 ne front many good archers from the as
toeiallon and this In all probability will be
petltors 80 ~ ~ '''
soEllns golfng, Croquet. shoe race. pipe
mts get.up event. human wheelbarrow race
Ana tsrget tennis will be some OF the sports.
baseball throwing contest for the girls ia
~ Ss'tsin an to be attractive. inasmuch as many
mem have already destroyed many in
Snasscent sang, lamps getting practice FOR the
Trapshootlng will also find many Of the
nais members taking part and with only so
sanssss ~tssts Tor the card, close match is ex-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-08
PENN NINE PLAYS
GEORGETOWN TODAY
Quaker Baseball Outfit Clashes
With Strongest of Opponents.
Spielman to Pitch.

The University of PENNSYLVANIA baseball
team, fresh from its victories over Prince
ton and swarthmore, tackles George
town this afternoon. The Southerners are
ono of the strongest college teams In the
country, and the Quakers are particularly
anxious to beat them. Georgetown has
already beaten Yale, Princeton and Cor
neil and comes to Pennsylvania after
having made a tour Of the Northern uni
The ouakers will play today without the
services of Sunny Mann as second base.
Mann was spiked by his teammate' Short
stop Moore. In the Princeton game. It
was first thought he would be out OF the
game for the remainder Of the season
hut his arm has healed quickly. and, while
he cannot play today, he probably Will
get into the game with Princeton next
week
Coach Thomas has come to the conclu-
sion that Spielnan and H. X. Wallace
are the only dependable pitchers he has.
and he expects to use spielmAn today.
TFlH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-08
BILL DAHLEN REAL
WIZARD ON BASES

~ az nlV years OF ball playing"
~ Johhny ETers recently, "the
sseh found II hardest to touch t0ith
e oaH as he came doton TO second
'ase @ from first 11ds BtH Dahlen.
pdhleH dllCdys came straight
sosen The base line, directly at the
s4se, out IN the last ten feet of the
sls1ance there t0as no telling l1hat
ne hdd a great tOdy OF anticipating
'se -asfe the throt0 from the catcher
!. ~ coming, and he played his slide
9on1in0 straight along, he sud
asA'y t1ould taH dol1n on his hips, to
M sas slae or the other, spread his legs,
- men use the greatest cleUerness
n panhh0 out Of reach and tt0isting
ss.s,aeg ~. to hook the base toith either
dAere are other men tOhom haze
sssaa ~ it difficult to tag at second,
- - among them are Lobert, Herzog,
ssscAef, -. Byrne, Ma0es, Miller, Hu0-
s'"s and WG0ner."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-08
GREAT DERBY TODAY
MARRIED BY BAD TRACK
Many Scratches Expected in
Kentucky Classic-Whitney
Regret Rules the Favorite.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May S--Indicationa
this morning were that the Kentucky
Derby would be run on a heavy track.
and that the large field Of starters would
be riddled by scratches, owing 20 track
conditions
Harry Payne whitney's horse Regret
was the favorte for the event, at odds OF
to s. The distance Is mile and a
quarter.
UP TO this morning II appeared there
would be 10 entries for the event
The card for today is:
. First race. ceiling. s-yesr-oids and upward,
aaanR ss fGstsSse ss rFls sThS 9seD 9e ip
dGaFS S4SS Ss FSS'H s Sdb hsa..9 iS iSg 1sa S
sanEss ss5 Vsso ln shswtSOT9e ss,a 4 NIIs is HIecn 4
Second race, 2-yssr:old maiden niles, 4fur-
iIG;nss.Chin chin 112j Our Josie, if2; Carmen,
nv Ssi9 il9i Black lack bssSEty SE o. 11sy 1synn ii2 MarEar't
and stsfa m snd KsERsss sREss
i Hfsb oGn los s1os irdn 1hGsSseG sG ie EodEs los
EGq5th race aYsorS6' Yea aDS and SpTssd .s
BsSe S Bradley fS6s short
Bebbiss liz liz, G Boii Borei; Rssrst. rRS 1is j. Not-
ter; Royal H., IL. 4 NsPion; p9ypbIs EAGLE:
godcrest Boy, li4 ]. Kederisi- sharpsheoter.
pho Phor 11 Fu'To LoiE. S.tcnt tttie i srhE i1
Martin For FsiTs II. J: MeTagsSrt; Uncle
W Taylor. Morse King. III, j. q oBrlent Leo
Ray. Ill r McTssggarti Tetsn. III a. Mott,
Meehan: Booker Bill. III. J. smythe.
Sixth race opurge 2-year-olds, ~ iurionEs-
Heir Apparent, los; salvanity. ioS- Gypsy
George, 1oe; Disturber. 112: Cosmio los.
heavy downpour OF rain early today VIII
leave the track for the Derby heavy, though
clear sky Is predicted for TOMORROW.