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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
PEACE A>GLE NAY
NJ SUGAR COATING"

The peace angie" Of Won Pa
pens remarks may have been the
sugar coating for an ominous hint
that Turkey land SPAIN may be
required TO furnish certain transit
facilities" for the axis this winter.
II has been reported perslstently
that Germany has been putting
strong pressure on Turkey and
offering tempting Inducements to
get her 10 throw in her lot with
the axis. These offers may be sc-
companled by threats. now or
later. Turkey has been holding
back. but axis successes In the
Caucasus and the Mediterranean
might cause her 70 waysr.
The general yieN - thst Hitler
viii swing strongly 10 the south
east this winter. especially II his
final drive for Mosoov and Lsnin-
grad, now in the doidrums. fails
While ne ~ould havs ~ keep :
strong holding force IN the north
he should be able n reinforce MS
land and air strength oonsidsrsbiy
in the southeast.
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"Hnnk" Goes OUer!

Henry Hank" Howard. new
field representative In this terri
tory for RKo-Radio Pictures. paid
Tacoma his first visit yesterday
and spent an hour or 30 with those
Interested in what he has on bis
mind. He halls from the East but
Ia willing to forget that and Be
thankful he didn't have TO spsnd
his entire life with two strikes
against him.
The writer has met a great
number Of Hollywood's shock
troops, some Of whom have been
regular guys in every sense Of the
word and Hank" 10 one Of
them. Hes the type of chap you
would take on hunting trip >. /.
and not be sorry!
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CONTINUED From Page one)
have been under way In Viehy To
bring France closer into line. and
Alfred Rosenberg has been desig-
mated to police up the occupied
portion Of Russia and prepare II
for the new order"
However. Hitler could have httle
real expectation that Britain, OF
Russia either. would consider ne
gotiated peace. Prime Minister
Winston Churchill rejected airy
such move in advance when he de-
elared last week that he would
never negotiate with Hitler "or any
party in Germany that represents
the Nam regime
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for Hlties's purposes. u pro-
vtde~ aa easier read 70 the
Near Fast than the CnUeasss
route. ssd also 10 parts II
southern Caucasus and Gess-
gis. Including The BLACK -
port Of Batum.
German successes In the North.
srn Caucasus would tend 10 make
Turkey uneasy. In the other diree-
ton. Bulgaria stands ss . German
threat. Turkey probably could
withstand an attack ny tbs Bul-
gsrisn and italian troops no~
massed In Bulgaria Anksrs 70.
ports a belief. however. that within
the next ,vro months large numbers
~ German troops viii move intn
BulFsris. ostsnslbly 10 winssr
qusrters-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

Shown obo~s - lovely Ruby
keeIsf ard four 81 Tire male
cost IN "S~cesheou ~ The
Corpus which opens Wed.
nesdoy az the eisisro.
the cast ~ Trip Sergeant Multi
gan includes sterling holloway
csrel Hughes. Tom Neal Msftasss
Reynolds. Frank rAsisr. Charles
Hsll. wanasffal smith. nstty
nlyshs and nses rllsast. ilnaAiey
Parsons produced The picture
which ~ss directed ~ Jean Tar
hroush fran IN evsGinsi ssery ~
Edmnnd kslso.
Ruby kselsr tsp-danc~s her wsy
10 q spectacular nee srreen fame
according 10 delighted advance
reports Of rhythm-pseked -s~sss'
heart ef ths csmros.- which
shsrss the Riviera hsii. fsvsly
harriet Hlnsrd. ossi. Hsisca and
his hand. and Gardnn oliver are
othsrs VIM contribute 10 the gay
mslsnss Of romance. rhythm and
great good humor which u said "a
distinguish the new film.
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Japan Forces Aim
To Back Demands

tcontinued From Page onsl
ssacls u settlement n Chimes
hossiities 10 the action Of hostile
nations led by the United etatss.-
The resolution blamed continu-
ance NJ the VAR On Ameriras In
ordinass deairs for world hees.
mony'' which II said was Indicated
by American refusal 10 recognise
Jspan's East Asia program. "Ths
japanese psople bsiisvs there Y
no chance Of risina without night
Ing this hattie through" the 49,
luton said.)
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and actions.
There IL = limit In Jspsn's ps.
thence and caution" the resolution
said "Japsn's policies are I'M
mutahIs. Our psopis ere rssdy."
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II was in 1910. just a year after
the great stock famine that
George was playing at the FL
Captain in Hollywood and who
should pop up but Bill Grady Of
M-G-M and Solly Baino Of Warner
Brothers. Both men offered him
contracts and he took the one
which meant regular meals .. the
Warner Brothers deal which hap
pened to be a long-term contract.
His first work was in Shorts"
=. I'm referring TO pictures, not
George and then came bit
roles in larger productions until
he was awarded the romantic lead
in Wings of Steel" and THE
Nurses Secret"
Following their usual Gus
tom. Warner Brothers sus-
pended Campeau's contract
when he was drafted but vol
unfairly reinstated u just one
month later. Two months ago
WAS option time when
movie stars suffer high blood
pressure and begin casting
around for a truck drivers Job
| but Warner Brothers re-
newed Campeau's contract al
a higher figure than he was
previously getting which
means that George must have
plenty on the ball or Warner
Brothers are nuts.
Campeau has given radio a bit
Of working over he was an
announcer at kFWB in Hollywood
and has been heard over the NBC
and CHS networks as well as kJR
and our own Mutual station, KMO,
When Uncle Sam gives George a
chance to play he takes IT in the
form of skiing. boxing, horseback
riding and flying He also enjoys
reading and good music.
For those who would like TO see
a sample Of Campeau's work both
on the screen and on the stage
and have but one evening in which
to accomplish II. Fred Gamble
house manager at the Lakewood
theater. has scheduled IT h G
Nurses Secret" to begin at p. m
The picture runs an hour and six
minutes. thus allowing plenty OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Doing Double Dufyi

week and his role in The NJ
which is showing al the Lake
and Thursday.
II you have already arrived a.
the conclusion that George u an
actor. you're doing all right ].
he IL and holds a contract
with Warner Brothers which con-
tinues to bring him monthly checks
Notwithstanding the fact that
Uncle Sam Is taking most Of his
time and will for quite a spell.
George IL q Portland hoy
and received his first thea
tricd experience In the Rose
City where he played with the
Portland Civic theater. When
Ne was ready for college he
moved In on L. G. l. A. and
paid his way by singing and
playing with q large dance
hand.
With his school days behind him,
he went TO Denver TO begin his
professional career in the Brady
thester In the Mile High city.
That was in 1899. the same year
that Sol Lesser offered him a
movie contract which he re-
fused In favor Of role in Quiet
Please" Russell Filmore's New
York Guild Theater production.
Then came a hitch of stock
work In New Jersey which, accord
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

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whlzn eoza<. = Inc HEst<F. sh<sssf
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in - tstE< rei< ptnziy~crt critics
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Bette Davis Has
Mind Of Her Own
Coming Soon in
The Little Foxes"

BETTE Davis rs achieved . geed
many thing. in hsr life. ~, -hss
had 70 struggle Tor them. shes
encountered obstacles ard fndif-
ference and discoursgenent ard
triumphed over then al And
that. quite naturally. has developed
her backbone. she knew what shs
wanted. and she went after a.
Which il why her opinion. are
usually pronounced. and interest
ing
shes the only American actress
TO WIN the coveted Academy award
twice. an honor THAT states elo-
auently what Hollywood itself
thinks about her.
shes the eniy actress
American or otherwise. whe
has made . success az taking
role. no other actress would
dream Of playing. Roles that
often are unpleasant. and nm.
natierinx. Roles that make
her look old and hitter and
.vil-t~mpered. Roles . CLAM
our sirl would flee fresh In
horror. But Bette haa made
them bring her wealth and
fame-net because they were
unIikeabIe roles. hut because
abe PLAYED them 50 well. 20
compellngly. 81 eon,incinEly.
Like her latest part that Of
Regina Giddens in the production
Of Tho Little Foxes Regina is
cold FLOODED Southern woman.
greedy and scheming and ruthless.
80 mad about money that she
readily sacrifices her husband and
her daughter 10 gain IL. Not .
CHEEKY type. definitely. But one
that permits OF q lot of good solid
misunderstanding. and that's what
Bette loves 20 do.
BY contrast. her private life In
quiet. reserved. dignified. benefit
cent An ardent dog-lover. she was
president of a society sponsoring
humane legislation for animals for
long period, still keeps up an
active interest in its work and In
training guide dogs for the blind.
Widels read. she 10 surpris-
ingIy well Informed on . wide
range OF subjects. has . keen
insight Into world affairs. For
a long time she refused 10 buy
n home In Hollywood. feeling
her career wasn't any too Sc
cure and not wanting In own
anything she couldn't pack mp
and take hack 10 New Eng
land with her.
Her success on the screen re-
versed that feeling, and today she
owns two homes-one IN the San
Fernando valley near Hollywood,
the other a 10o-year-oid farm
house at Sugar Hill. New Hamp-
shire, where she retires for sum-
mer vacations and which she re-
modelled and furnished herseif, De-
ing an expert on antiques.
She likes to swim. and 20
ride horseback, but doesn't
care for violent exercise. She
1. a brilliant conversational
list, completely democratic, dis
like. being or eating alone, ut
the studio usually lunches In
the midst Of n busiiy talking
group.
straightforward herself, she val
ucs sincerity and fair dealing IN
others. She believes teamwork
is essential in picture and
often goes out Of her way TO assist
fellow players.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Plone Collision
Kills u. S. Acc

LONDON--The British air min.
istry revealed Tuesday that . col
Iision during = practice flight was
responsible for the death Saturday
OF Pilot Officer Ross Scarborough.
10. Pomona. Calf. and British
Squadron Leader n. Mssrs Of the
Eagle parent squadron
The announcement said tesrtos.
ough. former mechanic ri the Po-
mona airport. destroyed his FIRST
enemy plane SIN weeks ago during
an offensive sweep ~ France. A
few days later he and . fellow
American we're credited with the
destruction ~ Nesssrscbmltt
1927 while m offensive patrol
nesrs received the distinguished
flying cross fof enthusiasm and
skill he made ~ offenssvs
sweeps into enemy territory. later
leading the Fsgies m many Of
fsnzives over France and Belgium.
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Topaz Greis =. o. W. all meet
IN regular session "Wednesday
evening Fl the pythlxn temple
Mrs. vs.. W Morgan in charge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

7nE 70 no FsCUTuE- ulaN IlTn
out - good and We find cur actor
soldier selling plumbing in the
middle western states
After all the wern-eut drain
pipes had hecn replaced and
George had bcen eating reEu-
larry enough to get himself
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time 10 get IN the Lakewood Play
house for ''Pettiooat Fever"
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week and his role in The Nurses Secret motion picture
which showing the Lakewood theater today tomorrow
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s. 7ziaclad.
hRspyesesf
Ms II R<L4,s

oMDlANArOLI8, March Is -
R1-Twsnty- -four colloGeo md
universities will b ruproesntfd
by as athletes @ III ninth IN
nosl Butler university Indoor re-
la4e Saturday.
Nclre Dame, Illinois and Pur-
DUE were The lat schools % en-
ter before lie lls4s WUre closed
laGt night. Illinois y sending .
singlo contestant, huly11ee Dan
OlG1r, while Notre Dame and
Purdue win .hsve - entrants
Oilers entered include lndi-
N, ~ meu; llichlean, ~; Ono
state, 10; PittGburgh, -; Ne
bsNeks, Z; Dralss. ~: nGiehigan
Stn1o, 2; Miami - men: ~
PeuW. -: Western mica Sooeo.
Il, KANSAS State. 70: Butlor. 70:
uGE1ham, IL: Loyola (chicaGo) J.
q; 1elchiOen Normal. 8: o. JOe-
80 1Alnnal. I; Hen etnee
81 GA !; = s;:s;i!'3 =.
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TOlnaicll. Kane
g Compete
I'm State Relays

oYPsnAleTI. Mich. March II
-tRt-Indiana university's
Campbell Kans and Allan Toll
mich az Dstroit will b the fea-
turs performers ct Yost Field
House March 10 during the rum
ming Of the Michigan Amateur
Athletic Union relays, Chairman
Lloyd ". olds said today.
Kane, winner Of the mile and
half-mile titles last week In the
Western Confere0ce In door
championshlps. will compete In
m invttational mile run against
. picked field. Tolmich, National
a. A. u. champion, will compete
in the 7S-yard high and low
hurdles.
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ever ~ ~ Z S1nole team. He
thinks. pardonakly. Inst his boys
are ths grsatsst pistol marks
men Who ever lived.
There are five q them In Ill.
but The two WIN receive the
undiaguised admiration OF al the
other pistol shooters - they
sosmter shout Tie rQnG here are
AAsd HeEnmino. reesntly d.
voncod "a . sorooont On TIE d.
trolt uniformod Soees. md Pa-
trslman Harry 1ssvss.
1hsy srs kinoplns. Hsmming
~ year was rotod ~ national
champjun b. ~ leotjooal Rills
aesociation. Mn DouvuD such .
closo sseend q ~ rsgopd that
point soporaoe1 - - ~ iinal
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Win
League Tie
Bset Lssfs. 81.
bsfors l6. 0S8

~ The Asseelated Press
"a preview Of the Stanley cup
playoffs was held In Boston last
night, and the Bruins won prac-
tically everything In sight.
/. Before le,oss fansa crowd
Of real playoh proportions-the
home forces turned back the
Toronto Maple Leafs, ; to 2.
That assured them Of nothing
worse than 4 tie for the National
League championship. with
three more games on their
schedule, the Bruins virtually
clinched the crown.
Toronto, with two games to
play, b four points behind. The
only way the Leafs could gain
the edge now would be for Bos-
ton 70 lose its three remaining
games while Toronto was win
ming two. That would put the
Leafs on top because Of their
greater number Of victories.
However, Boston has lost only
once n it, last - starts, 20 It's
hard 20 imagine the Bruins fail
Inc TO Get one more point.
These two teams ere sched-
uled % meet In the first playoff
q q = T.
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Whence q ChallllDiO
GENE TUflrlEY THINKS MAN Ism SERVICE
WHO WILL, LIFT CROWN "
FROM JOE LOUIS NJ

Tunney has Z world Of reepect
for the physical ability O. ~
men in the army, navy and Ma
rine Corps.
THE rigid physical require
,ments Of the service today viii
bring out the boy who win ~
throne Joe Louis" he assertsd.
THE new champion win ~
even greater than Louis. =
Boxing b stresssd ~ xunnsy
In working with the Aiers -
cause the sport "develepo. sal1
discipline. fortitude. sen rsli-
snc4 and courage"
The former champion ~ not
neglecting his own phy6iquo. He
SWAN Z half mile q - yostog~
day and padded around half -
hour before returning n hiS ~
tel. He will leave this area oan-
day after several days with IN
aviation cadets ct the opa Locks
navy base.
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standing. They might have called
Il . tie.
Having watched them blass
away, I win tsgtify that either
Hemming q Reeves could be
counted upoa ~ knock Z SPARROW
off ! wire nine times out a. 10
q 90 yar6o. The extent a. their
accuracy. wjth . pistol, nseds
70 b oosn - ~ believed. and
their ine(xt1ctoe, Seruoont Driv-
@, dooa not think 4 ever was
approoehed b such six-gun *
perts - WA mn Hiekock o.
"of coGess,~ 10 comedies,
''tlsese oldstlners were artists q
gstting : - into aetion quick
- shot1lne . nm G short
raaoe. ~ tAoco y aching - ~
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dictate they could have .oQualled
the tine shooting being done
n0wsdays. Tor one thing. hoth
guns and ammunition hsvs im-
proved trsmsndously, end ~
cempetition y ssttins touGhw
every day.
~ws'vs bsen tops for ~ ~
two ysasS. hit ~ Treasury ~
pertinent te4m - eruWdoH9 -
harder at evsSy ~ ~ yCJl
h lucky II - ~ 81 p
tine. Thy h6No ~ 0oc
over a IN t3hne tho4 uv
men hon ~ 49, ~ teG h
p TIA membssu q ~ tepg y
tfolt $3.50 ineil1on11llr o
~ wloo a1ho1dl1o1 ~ A. "
- ue6e ereni7 tualae1n "A
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oMIAH BEACH, Fla. March
12-(R - Gene Tunney thinks
the nations. preparedness pro-
gram win produce the guy who
can lick Joe Louis
II haven't seen the next cham
pion yet" he declared today,
but Il II certain that no il now
In training =
Tho man who came out Of the
Marine Corps 70 win the world
heavywsioht title himself speaks
with added authority because he
Is taking m active part In one
phase a the program.
AZ Z lieutenant commander Ia
the reserve. he has the Job Of co..
ordinating the physical training
Of navy diertwith their flight In
struction. ~
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Army Cagers
Win Another

. Sslfridee Tisld's s'rlyerS" Last
night registered their 18th win q
the season BY defeating Riley
Motor Sales, asa, @ thG Prank
lin Settlement Detroit.
Tn ga1mo Wos'rou1h -Gnd tmm-
bic and marked BY poog ollleiat-
ing, according - SerUk Noesnan
Blackwell. manager ~ ~ team.
'sThe rlyerS' ere SelDsduled -
meet the downtown Y.M.C.A. q
Detroit, Friday night q tho
Field. The Y.M.C.A. team q sup
posed 70 b The best q ths many
Detroit branches.
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Three Texas Teams
Dominate National
Cage Tournament

oKANSAS CITY, March H.
R-Like football, basketball
now has its ct" hut IL doem't
designate . single formation. It
Is the abbreviation for q whole
state-Texas.
Thirty-two teams from 10
states started In the fifth annual
National lntercollegiate basket
ball tournament Monday but
most Of the eyes witnessing the
first round games were upon the
Texans.
The Lone Star state had four
entries. The School Of Mines at
FL Paso, Border Conference
champion, didn't LAT night. But
the others- have. y,
~,Texst Wesleyan. romped over
Evansville, Ind, college, n To-
90; West Texas State 0iants,
billed q the worlds tallest,
crushed University Of Dubuque.
L., ~ TO 80.
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Although Threatened BY Hasl

the same afternoon, Bimelech's
time for . mile and an eighth
was Z full second slower than
that Of Dispose.
Yet trainers working horses a
the old and soft Fair Grounds
track here have m idea that
the Kentucky Derby, at Z mile
and : quarter on May 8, will 70
to . 3-year-old kept out Of the
winter wars.
Although Dispose has come .
long way--he wasn't much a. .
2-year-old- Max Hirsch, who
shuttled the son Of Discovery
Swi{tply between Columbia and
Miami, believes he has q better
bet In Mrs. Parker Corning's At
tention, 4 son Of Equipoise-Fiz-
xax.
Attention q 4 Juvenile proved
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~ 000ue IA VUnDog -
= pes1g. MA 1evss g laiztlD
- IN the Pimlico Futurity Int
Nov. 3. This swelled the earn-
ings Of the fighting con of Sir
Gallahad III-Erin b. 433, $50
to ~, l06. The Calumot
FARMS then highly regaRded
stretch-burner, Whirllwsy. rsn
third J. five lengths back.
King Cole gave two brilliapt
performances lAst season when
he basged the Babylon Handicap
and Junior Champion at Ap04-
duct. The speed Of the son ~
Pharamond u-Golden n . ody
was 20 sharp that some CALLED
him the fastest Juvenile Of tn
campaign, but at no time did ~
running hint staying qnalittac
After running % auperbly r.
AQueduct, Kig Cole went ofe
the favorite In The 1almcnt 1tAt
turity. Instead Of going Onste y
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vvIn!gsDlu!b|l
AII.5lals
Picked Teseva Wins
Exciting cesstsst

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DDECDorT, March l3{A-A
chosen squad of peesent md pest
Red Wing hockey s(og1 seored .
% victory last night over .
group Of Nichienn-o Ontario
league and Guelph (Ont.) play
ers In . game featilrod ~ both
the sublime and ridiculous In
hockey.
A crowd Of 3 ,33e fans CIV HE
famous forward Lire q MAfty
Barry, Herbie Lewis and Larry
Aurie flash IT. 1e3e-17 0tnn1ey
Cup championship form almost
Is soon @ II 1comed onto the
Olympia ice. Barry fippsd In
the goal, assisted by Aurie and
Lewis, that gave the Wings .
FL lead IN the first pariod.
At the same time. sx-Wins
Goalie Normie Smith entsr-
tanned the crowd with several
spectacular saves which kept the
all-stars 1t bay.
Comedian OF the evening was
Jimmy Orlando, Detroit de-
fenseman, who rates The bad
man" title In the National
Hockey league because Of his
high penalty total.
Officials Of the Frank Mac
Donell Memorial fund, for which
the game was played. said more
than 5000 was raised to per
petuate the name Of Macdonald,
former Detroit sportswriter and
state athletic official.
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Winter Horses Stood Out. But Trainers ExrcG1
Derby t. Go to Colt Starting Fresh I'm Spring
Aheatiea Rated
Akead Of Dispose
ky Haxdyey Hiysck

brilliant triumph upon asDuninH
command In the last sixteenth.
King Cole hung when Our
Boots challenged and fell beck
to second place.
King Cole finished ahead az
Whirlaway, New World, por-
ter's Cap and most az IT, Sod
colts, however. and Il bred -
20 . distance. He hrs developed
into . styappine Individual. y
OU1 BOOTS ~ UUIL DOG, y:
BUT LOOKED Lkkx 0xAxx1
Our Boots, traim1nR woll y
Oaklswn P1Ek, thcos u 1inx a.
having won III DeIn60nt Tu-
turity. a Belmont Futurity win
ner has yet 20 win III Derby.
Our Boots b By Bull Doe, =
breed notable for high speed
rather than staying qualities.
but tlhs race the colt rem IN The
Futurity suggested that he could
come from behind.
- 49, :, : = ne
ne two more working n Hot
Springs which must b watehod
closely. Cleve land Putnam's
Swain and Mrs. Anthony Pelle-
teri's Bull Reigh were campaign
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