TUESDAY, 14, 6 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. FEBRUARY 1905. OREGON FLIER WINS FOURTH CONSECUTIVE VICTORS MISTY'S PRIDE DEFEATS ANDREW B. COOK BY A NECK HORSES FINISH GANS PINES TAYLOR MUST IN A FAST-RUN FIVE-FURLONG SCRAMBLE. NECK ANDNECK FOR A FIGHT FACE CHARGES Fustian and Princess Ti- Al Herford Deposits $5000 Famous St. Louis Pitcher tania Run Exciting Dead With Sporting Editor of Is Under the Ban for Sad Sam, the Favorite, Is a Close Third Heat in Free Handicap The Call to Bind Match Alleged Crooked Work BRITT MAGNATES TO TRY I w; AnflvarUtLono SAN FRANCISCO— CALL'S RACING FOBM CHART.' HORSES WHICH INITIAL TIE AT ASCOT PBEFEKS JIMMY OAKLAND Feb. 13. Weather fine. Track fast. FIGURE BEST George WillNot Go Evidence WillBe Presented 7N75. Futurity course; selling; year-olds; value to first, $325. , P. McXear Gives the If Califomian Odds, Big j FIRST RACE— to to Player 1.,. Is Willing Show That Was a IIndex I Horse and Owner. UtSt. 14. %- Ptr. Fin. Jockey. Op. Cl. FRED E. MULHOLLAND Talent a Severe Jolt by Bark Man Andvari (Mrs. K. Knapp) 110 8 1 1 W. Knapp. to 7867 5 ... 2 2 1%1 % 8 20 First race—Georgre A. Knight, Isa- Landing Take on Any Lightweight Willing Throw Game 78M (Alone (Summers & Co.) 105; 3 ... 51553 61 2% Minder ... 3 5 at a Long Price Surprise. "Si* Grenore (J. Davis) '.<:<; 1lUI2%1 I(j32 Wright 16 25 beau, L/ady Catherine. ; 7864 jLjlyfolding (J. T. Collins). 100 4 ... 2h3n4n4n |Alvarado ... 10 13 — (Lagoria Co.)...... Second race^ Bob Ragon, Calculate, up plainly In NEW YORK. Feb. 13.-*-For 7625 Prinoess Zula &. 105 2 ... 4?i42 31 5% Bonner .... 3 16-6 LOS ANGELES, Feb. Free Joe Gans has loomed (7fvJ3) Millers Daughter (Charles).. 100 0 ... 81 84 7 2 6 3 J. Jones...] 8 18-5 MogTegor. J3.^The more. He first time in many years a bt FRED E. MULHOLLAND Mabel (G. Strobel) ' 8 16 handicap at Ascot to-day the pugilistic horizon once { 7564 Bates 105 7 ... 72 ftnfll 7h H. Michels. Third Water, Pick- resulted in a Britt, player ia to be placed on trial ell 7864 Harvester II(M. J. Daly) 102 1 64 73 81 8% \V. Daly... 3 7-2 race— Silent dead heat, pines for a match with Jimmy Misty's Pride, the Oregon flier, made 7700 J. South (De la Montanya) 95] 8 ... 60 100 the first ever run at the on ..[ ... 9 0 8 9 Barrett ... away, Agnes Mack. track, Battling Nelson or any one else who is with irregularity the A v hc-r consecutive trip down to the between Fustian and Princess of of th fourth ITlni"-:24, :48, 1:11. At post hi minute* Off at 2:09';. Andvari. place, 8; show. 4. Fourth race— Honiton, Mi»ty*»Prtd©, Tltania. Borghesi willingto take a chance. Last night The board directors v.lre in front at Oakland yesterday. Alone, place, 2; ihnw, 4-. Grenore, show, 5. Winner, b. c. by St. Aodrew-L'Ama- was third. The six I tional League will meet for th r — Rector. furlongs was Al Herford, the black demons man- t=am Jones* statuesque mare picked up zone. Trained by J. D. Stevens. Scratched San Jose, Can't Tell, Fay Templeton, Sac- — run in 1:1314. The finish poae to-morrow in city, wh charate. Herthus. Start good. Won ridden driving. Winner bid up Fifth Cinnabar, Theodora I* ager, posted a forfeit of JSOOO with the this pounds in five-furlong purse out. Balance race^ between Fustian and Titanla was an 112 the from $400 to $700 by J. A. Hooper and sold. Ar.dvari beet ridden. Alone can beat him. sporting of The Caii to bind a. investigation will be mad* afl event, drive • Grenor<» tired near the paddock. Princess Zula do better this. Miller's Channel. exciting one. the horses running the editor and In an exciting: defeat- should than — man who wants to charges against Pitcher Jack X Daughter speed. Run, any ed Andrew B. Cook a neck In 1:0014- no Harvester was sore and tried to run out on the turns. Sixth race Erne, Haven last sixteenth stride for stride. It was match with of the St. Louis Club in conn day favorites, Cigar- fight him. a game played at Had Sam. the favorite, ran third, beat- 787«. EECOXD selling; to first, Anvil. another bad for out with Pitisbu RACE—Six furlongs: four-year-olds and up; value- $823. lighter Herford explains how he came July 80 last. en than a length. Frarlk Otis,' the being the only one to finish first. purpose of less Index! Horse and Wt St. Str. Jockey. Cl. here with Gans for the In 1877 four players of the a foul Owner. Vt. V». %. Fin. Op. He covered the mile in George a ago — Lout*. lidor of Cook; lodged claim of 1:39%. meeting Jimmy Gardner month tJIm Clvb Devlin. H til. Crsva ;;Kainpt Jakte Jones the winner's pilot, f7N.-n):<-ousin Chrrte a (Gaylord)... 100 5 J n 1 8 18 Graham 6-2 8 HONITON IN THE P. McNear, at 20 to 1, upset all calcula- and that the match did not come — 1 ... 1%1 ... Nicheli were tried on v (J. charffi iviiich was not ailo-wed. Jum s= cut In 77W JHulford, 4 ScbneklOth).... 106 11 ... ft %4% 4 8 2n Alarie "6 7 tions In the first race, winning from through owing to several differences. in the int^r- <7Si>s) throwing games | toward the rail on stretch turn, I Adirondack, 5 (if. Shannon).. 107 1 ... 5 I'i3n 5 1 314 Travers ... 8 10 West Brookfleld and Confessor, lat- time, adds, he has the I 7543 War Times, 4 (Mrs. Greheim) 4 h Mlchels, the Since that Herford tain poolroom gamblers who when more a length in the load, ; 102 3 ... 3 I^s 2 2 n H. 15 18 HANDICAP. ter a red-hot The a been waiting watching for an op- ' than 77:14 str. Towers, 6 (Stockton St.) 105 8 ... 7 h 7 l'/.6 i,5 n Minder .... 8 7 favorite. five and and ated in Brooklyn. Hoboken an and mount ! Flaunt, (T. furlongs champion but later Jet Otis his 76 IMarelio, 6 .T\". Freters) ...... is the P. 102 (Dugan), 20 to 1, won: West Herford is willing to pit his man 106J 7 ... 10 2121 11 10 % Bell 15 30 handicap, 1, League. They afterward made l>»y horse, itlooked as if she was best. 7r.si 'Oscar Tolle, (Klundr & Co.) 1101 105 10 11 V.lO i.,12 11 Bonner 20 30 in which Honiton will be a Brookfleld 107 (Lynch), 12 to second; Con- against any at pounds at , a ...... fessor, 102 (Millar), 4 to 6, Tin*, of them 133 attempts to be reinstated, but winner was clicrice in the 7«2-J Sub. Queen, 5 (Winter & Co.) 10.% 6 4 h « n 0 1412 J. Jones... 8 9 starter. are all very third. ringside. is The second 1 ... The "different fields Sincerity Belle, Oiu Way and Sir 6 o'clock or 134 pounds He petitions rpfu?pu- Jimmy reply 1 Ul2 14 ißirkennitti 2 5 ...-.107 ffan). 4 to 1, and Princess Tltania, 110 (Ful- Nelson or Gardner. No President Hart of the Chicago Zulu, the favorite, quit In the stretch, 785? Tannhauf selling sprint, %1O 10 3 ' 40 — Wrigrht and and not which followed. Cousin 7*83 !.«'.licat<». 4 (A. E. Barrett) 'io«i 8 12 12 6 8 6 110 15 Greenfield 15 SO Second Six and a half furlongs, three- Hilona also ran. — fight. It looks as though the Battling the league Th Carrie, favorite, Sixth race, mile and directors. the 3 to 1 had all the 7527 Lone Fisherman, a (Brcly<£-M) 112 TO 8h 12 11 11 11 6 McClces 50 80 year-olds, selling. one seventy yards^ Ca- one will have all the trouble making they will Investigate 7MO IFlaneur, a (Blanch! & McG)|losi;il 12 11 412 12 12 J. Jones...... 15 16 (7S64)»Calculate (Fountain) 102 pable. 113 (Helgereon), 9 to 1, won; Mammon, dr^w on- of the party and won all the way. f>4 (Perrine), 2, the weight this time. He now weighs statement made slow beginning 7737 Saccharate (Napa Stock Farm) 100 3 to second; Stra«Kler f>B last mouth by I From a Hulford skirted Time— :2s!4. :50, 1:1614, 1:42U. 1:45*4. At post minutes. Off at 3:03. Frettor. place, 7817 Mogregor (Wilson) 105 (Herbert), 10 to 1, third. Time, El 140 pounds and is doing all kinds of dent Gary of the big hunch, 4-5; show, Tannhauser, place. 5; s«i Harry, 1:461£. Herrmann the C beating Adirondack a 1-2. show. 3. Homage, show, 7-2. "Winner, eh. h. by 7825 Bob Ragon (Summers) 110 Verraco. Gentl* Pastmaster Kxapo, road work trying to take some of It off. natl club. Herrmann said thai place. Towers, Brutus-Nerva. Trained by a. C. Rldey. Scratched— Hugh McGowan, Dundreary. Start 7804 Pousse Cafe (Roche) 100 Prestoius and Mlsa May also ran. neck for the Sterling pood. Bowdish Gans is helping Corbett get Into charge had nothing to show, Won easily. Balance driving hard. The Fritter under partial restraint to th« 7875 Mabel Bates (Strobel) 105 Joe do with Ktanchly backed for the ran fifth. stretch. Tannhauser ran w-11 Too much weight for Vlgcroso. Isabellita came 7425 Mistress of Rolls (Howell) 100 form at San Rafael and the little Chicago rase. He alluded to a On his preceding race from ———— The Fretter the backwoods. Mr. Dingle ran poorly. The Stewardess Bore. — featherweight never worked harder in played in Pittsburg and to a looked to outclass starters' in the Third Five and a half furlongs, four- say tfie — year-olds and up, his life. All his friends he will named McCormick as having \u25a0 im!e and fifty yard number. The books 7.575. FOURTH RACE mile; selling; four-year-olds and up; valus to first, $325. selling. beat the Great Dane are large sum of money on gwo plenty of 7805 Sir Preston (Scharetjr) 99 this time and a laid 3 to 1about the O'Rourke 6422 Morello R 101 going to on is St. Louis and, Index Horse and Owner. Wt St. M. %. %. Btr. Fin. j Jockey. Op! Cl". (Rohebough) bet him. Oorbett about between mat PUtrtwf entry, well handled by Birkenruth, 78t!7 'Profitable (Winter) 93 DECIDES down to weight now, but he keep July 30. In Taylor pil NOVEL will which by lengths TVeat, 4 (Figaro Stable) 7559 Skip Me (Madison) 105 he won four from Tann- 7868 North Ml8 8 7143481% L.. Fountain 7-2 I going for a while, bo that he will be which was won by the Pirates. liauser. a 12 to 1chance. Homage nosed 7SCB- WT-.oa Bill. 4 (V Gilbert) 107 4 8 n 3 lU2 h 11 2 3 Bonner 8-» 9-5 6S>3B »Pope I^eo (Gruwell) 97 (Pueblo Stable).... ! 7330 Holly Berry (Maddox) 03 fully prepared to weather the storm of Vigoroso out of Pcherso. 4 105 2 2 h 2 h 8 2^3 n 3 h Minder 8 6 " many the show. 7*70 [Budd Wad». 6 (Baker City St) 101 1 12^12 In 2 n 43% Wright ... 8 13-2 7733 Albonita (Davis & McAhee) 97 a hard round with Nelson. CALIFORNIA BOWLING TEAM Whoa Billdemonstrated by his show- 7X56 Byronerdale, 5 (J. M. Crane).. 109 7748 626384 lAlarle ... 10 (7840) Agnes Mack (McClary & Co) 97 (J. ! 6 (Xeal) POINT ROUTES MILWAI"KEFs A<.\is ing Belling Frangible, Curl) 7200 IN LAW mile 783S a 97 3 6 3 Knapp Hirtle 101 in the affair that W; 6 1 « 5 166 W. IB 25 (Gilbert) v. I I-packing is not his forte. Vie (7552) Maud Muller, 5 (Miller) 6 6161 5 I^7 8 7 4 Taylor .20 20 7859 Revolt 101 7747 IMelsterslnger, 6 (Healey) 108 54 1 4n7 2 8 8 Jones!;;;... 16 10 7792 *Plckaway (Jackson) 94 Old Rivals Pat Up a Fast an.l Ex- Oilbert's bay horse had Bonner in the .J. 76U> Silent Water (Smith) 97 saddle and ruled a pronounced Time— :2sy,. :50^4, 1:16, 1:42. At post 4 mlnuteg. On at West, plains 7.5; ,how Court Holds That citing Contest on the Jefferson favorite Scherzo, 3:32. 8-8 — Husband In the tin*. He assumed the front Bell, place, 4-5- show, 1-2. show. 4-5. Winner, br. m. by Montana-Nina M Fourth race Futurity course, three-year-olda Square Alleys. position turning the stretch, Trained by J. Lodge. Start bad. Won driving:and going away. Balance driving Away and up, handicap. of Two Women CITY Into and Lindsay (Daly) Cannot In- GARDEN Th© fast California bowling team poorly, the weight suited North West and she nabbed Whoa Bill In the 7871 Gordon 83 beaten by run home (Eckert) v.as then in a driving finish by Scherzo bothered on stretch turn Budd Wade. Byronerdale Is far from belnr at his 7871 Rector 96 routed players again West, (7879)Mistya (Jones) the Milwaukee North a 93-pounder, piloted by best Maud Muller outclassed. Pride ...... 114 herit First Wife's Estate a special game J-loyd 7872 Honlton (Ryan) «...... '...... 124< in match on the Jef- Fountain. Budd Wade faded — 78t50 Sea Voyage (Miller) 88 ferson square alleys last nigrht. The away the last quarter after cutting out 7879. FIFTH Five furlongs purse; 8-year-olds and up; value to first. $825. Special Dispatch SUES FOR COIN iCalifornia^ won out by four pins, Scherzo, eighth to The Call. the pace, losing the show to Index! Horse and Owner. Wt St. \j %. »j. Fin. Op! Fifth race— One- and an miles, four- scoring 2787 against The game the . Btr. I Jockey. cT year-olds and up. selling. 2753. mount of Minder. l STOCKTON, was a exciting one an', was concluding (7837) Misty's Pride. 8 (S. J. Jones). 112 ~1 7858 Hellas (Cotton) 105 Feb. 13.-^Tudge Smith* fast and In the six and a half fur- ... lnl«411ln J. Jones "" 11^8 2 7HtiG L. (Smith) by large crowd, of (Stanfleld.& ) 4 Theodora 103 decided a peculiar Begins witnessed a spec-, 7728 A. B. Cook. 4 X. 112 ... 314 3 2 2 1142«1 Otis *> A % point in a Action to Kecover lons purse run Rockaway scored his a fSchneckloth) 114 2 2 Hi, 7551 Tom Riley (Hoag) 103 most tators. The Milwaukee team will 7871 Sad Sam...... \u25a0:» 1 313 3 Sherwood"' 8.5 «X 7570 Sunny Shore (Dunn) ...... 105 unusual probate proceeding Jirst winning brackets with the Jen- 7532 5 (Mrs. Miller) 114 8 4 to-day. start to-night Venator. ... 11*4 3 45 4 7 H Michaels 3 1H« 7877 The Stewardess (Winter & Johnson).. lo3 $9827 07 Lost During for the East to take part nings up. , Indicate, (Summers Co.). About fifteen years ago Term colors The chestnut horse 7«20 8 & 105 .-. ... 510520 5 8 8 4 Minder 100 200 a Mr. and in the national tournament. Follow- (M. J. Daly) 7 i 7866 'Cinnabar (Fountain) 100 was a 7 to 10 choice, and galloped in 7778 Ferryman. 3 102 62 65 65 68 W Daly"" 100 2fiO Mrs. Rushforth game ... M. 3 (Roche)... 102 C ... 7 7 7563 Channel (Bridgett) 103 came to California of Treasurer McGeoghegan ing is the result of the last ahead of Gateway and Captain Forsee. Llchtrasteln. ... 7 7 Loague .'." lop 200 7793 Outburst (McAlester) ...... 108 from England, bringing night. poet with them Time— :23, :47%, 1:0014. At % minute. Off at 3:56. Pride, place, 11-20- show 7866 Dug Martin (Murphy) ....^. 105 TRACK XOTES. ; out. Cook, place. 3-2: show, 1-2. Sam, show, Winner, 7855 •The Jew (Clifford) 100 Mrs. Rushforth's mother, Mrs. Rams- „— CALJFOR>nA. "Big Bill" piloted two out. eh m by Handsome' Knowltoo 165 193 t.l* KnaDD win- Misty Morn. Trained by 8. J. Jones. Scratched— Miss Hunter. Start good — den. Mrs. Ramsden's Sj>eciai Dispatch to The Call. Donahue ; driving. to out stretch WS 'Anvil (Murray) 99 woman has not States Fidelity and Guaranty Company 7850 Erne (Curl) heard from Total» «. 801 978 »09— 27*7 The first race was responsible for and a half furlongs; puree; 4-year-old* 101 his wife or her husband $9827 7SSO. 6IXTH RACE— and up, to first J325 (7841') Barney Preyfuss (DeNeffe) 104 to recover 07, alleged to have been MILWAUKEE. plenty of business in the selling and — for seven years, he or she to Burks 207 134 217 7570 Best Man (Rowell) _.. 104 is free misappropriated by claiming line. Andvari. owned by Mrs. Index Horse and Owner. 14. 14. %. str. Fin. I Jockey. Op! remarry again, Thomas J. Mc- Bertleson 203 217 213 WtjSt. cT 7828 Haven Run (Harris) ....107 the absent one be- Geoghegan serving City K. Knapp. was bid up from $400 to $700 (Jennings)...... presumed while as Treas- Tuttle \u0084 188 192 171 i 7836 Rockaway 4 102 \ 2 I^l 3 ing by law to be 17$ by A. Hooper 4 (E. Burnett).. I^l2Mil 12 W. •Apprentice allowance. dead. Al- urer, began this Judge La Garde 163 177 J. and secured. Then 7860 Gateway, E. 105 543444 63% 2 3 TraversKna^T**'"TT'TToa though afternoon before ;United States and Feb. 13. Tommy is pr«tty well able to care for PASTORS Great Britain under the Stanford's baseball season begun — Follows. h'mself circumstances, OF SAN JOSE has also been sued. arbitration has TOPEKA, Kjlcs.. Feb. 13. A dozen repre- BERKELEY, under all hav- DISLIKE Ex-Mayor Dep- award of King Oscar of Sweden and Con- Feb. 13—The varsity ing middleweights SUNDAY FUNERALS Charles J. Martin and bi earnest. To-morrow afternoon the F^ntatlves of the National Fraternal boxed the best in uty City Clerk Charles J. Lightston Norway on October 14, 1902. which. y will line up against gress left here by way of the Santa Fe t< r the country and he consented to an affirmed, unpaid, the Cla- New Mexico and Arizona to-day, where they Ministers' Union Makes Strange were the only witnesses examined this it is still remains th»- b-ougti-Golcher team from San Fran- location for a national sanitarium impromptu bout when asked to put Rule They settlers in the meanwhile being ur will seek a gloves. to Govern afternoon. identified some papers "Ham" Iberg is slated to twirl for the treatment of consumption. on the To find a fast chap Burials at Which city. able to rebuild their houses or develop witha lightning was They and records of the left West's valen- Officiate. The case promises to be a hard- their plantations. .to 3. tine. Casey showed a left jab that BANJOSE, Feb. 13.—The Heitmuller left the box for a pastors of fought one. McGeoghegan was tried on will be revelation to those who saw this city object to Sunday charge embezzling money him perform before and it was West's funerals. the of the ADVERTISEMENTS. opinion They also want a carriage and the jury decided that he was not that he had struck a really for their guilty. bonding intelligent boxer, one who had the own use at the funeral, would ride at Both companies axe things the head as a sort of grand trying to evade the responsibility for brain to learn and the capacity marshal the shortage on ground to pick up the fine points when prop- and demand that the family and rela- the that Mc- erly tives leave the grave earth Geoghegan's shortage should have been taught before the reported Berger pleaded lack of condition is thrown upon the casket This new earlier and that city officials when he fought Casey before; said he code of ethics to govern funerals was were lax In their methods, or ouch a I*'1*'- "hortM<"^ reported large shortage could not have EBjrSS"" >>iSK undestlmated the big Irishman and to the meeting of the Pastors' occurred. did not work as he should. He will Union this morning by a committee have no excuses to offer next Friday appointed for such a purpose. The re- OP INTEREST TO PEOPLE night, when they furnish the wind-up port included the following resolu- OF THE PACIFIC COAOT to the San Francisco Club's four- tions, which were adopted unanimous- been ly by Changes HaveERUPTIONSsuffering from Impure Blood rcund exhibition. He has been in *ight the union: Announced In National for many years, having Boils and other Sweesy, center ' training for several and now The pastors of the city ot Ban Jose, desiring field weeks Is to promote Banks In Two Cities In Eruptions. Having heard of S. 8. S. Ide- putting in the hard strokes with the reverent simplicity and dignity California. Jimmy of funeral arrangements, beg leave to offer the cided totry it,arid am glad to say that it Britt as chief adviser. following BUg-gestons : Feb. 13.— That In the event WASHINGTON. Bill* G. has done me agreat deal ofgood. Iintend of death occurring In any was to-day appointed BIRDS WILL BE FACTORS family, tha clergyman, undertaker and super- York postmas- to continue to use It,as Ibelieve itto bo intendent of the cemetery be at Ballarat, Cal. AT COMING EXPOSITION to consulted with ter the best Blood Medicine on the market. reference the time for the funeral services The Treasury Department Cleveland, That except in cases of extreme necessity an- Term. W. K. Deters. nlt and two Plans for Forest, Fish and Game funerals should not be appointed for Sundays nounces changes of officers in the na- twithiTfc an bases on balls That where the circumstances error, netted Spauld Rapidly Being of the be^ tional banks of California as follows: For over fifteen years Ihave suffered the nS Show Are reaved family permit a carriage be placed four runs and the game. the disposal of the officiating at Farmers' National Bank of Fresno, more or less from Impure Blood. About a work was highly Newrnarfs Formed. clergyman, to ° creditable wit™ the Dr. p. be used by him alone, and that this carriaxa Alfred Kutner, president, in place of year ago Ihad a boil appear on my leg DO YOU WANT TO BE f the w. d'Evelyn, chairman of the precede the funeral precession. S. Goldstein; Santa Barbara the knee, by I County below STRONG? was ?£??."?£The Cal dl^strous ninth coming That in conformity with the which followed as &a fornla. men piled up eight cemmittee on birds In the ex- reverent custom National Bank of Santa Barbara, C. three more on my I vigorous you you your hits now almost neck. saw S. S. S. m To fed were before wasted on Nagle and \u25a0 hibition of Forest, Fish universal the funeral servWs A. president, Goodwin. the and Game shall close with the committal service benedic- Edwards, in place of c! advertised and y strength? To enjoy life again? To get up in the at grave, Sheffield, deceased; decided to try it. After morn- Association, is a great enthusiast on tion the and that the relatives and S. E. R. Spauld- taking three friends return to their homes filling ing, president, bottles allBoils disappeared by sleep" you Crescent City dab Races. the feathered tribe. In fact all the before the •*•»"• vice in place of C. A. p ing refreshed and not more tired than when of the grave. and Ihave not been troubled any since* to back, committee heads are enthusiasts on Edwards. X went bed? To have no weakness in the or the special branch under their care Applications to organize national Geo.G. Fertig. h "come-and-go" pains? No Indigestion or Constipation? and in that seems to lie the enormous INDIANIS HELD OVER banks were approved, as follows- 114 W. Jefferson St., Louisville,Ky. I success of the enterprise. Dr. d'Evelyn TO SUPERIOR COURT First National Bank of Lodi, capital li To know that yotxr strength is not slipping away? Second race, furlongs— p"errv ™™ $25,000; Norton, To «v Geonre goes so far as to insist that ornithology C. W. Stockton, Cal.- Newark, Ohio, May 23, 1903. bright healthy Diplomat second. Safe^Sttlrt^ TUn7 Redskin Recently H. C. Beckman, O. O. Norton Prom once more have eyes, color in your cheeks % .Third race, one-half mile— 7°& should be included in educational Who Killed Wil- T C childhood I1had been bothered If Little Verdant won grammar Shaw and W. W. Shidy. bad blood, that what other men can do is not im- Rose second. Bertha E third. Time courses from the schools to lows Rancher Will Be Tried with skin eruptions and boils. || and be confident Fourth race, six furlongs—Mussulman •*% colleges. He Valley - wn« the will appreciate the on Murder Charge. Ihad boils ranging fromfivetotwenty in f| possible to you? In short, do you want to be a man Becond Ralbert , co-operation people parts DRINKS CARBOIJC Lcrd^th. \u25a0****£.'«S of in all of WILLOWS, Feb. 13.—Wesley ACID number each season. The burning' ac- '\u25a0 Fifth race, the country bird Him- X among men? ';.*"* on* and a sixteenth miles— for his section and bogardy, the Indian charged INSTEAD OP ALCOHOL companying the eruption was terrible. W rrry ACrObat Becona ' will gladly accept such specimens as with the S. !hrrd 2r2 03 "«!.*!& may offered, murder of A. J. Ketchum, a pioneer S. S. seemed to be just the medicine Sixth°Tim^race, be whether live or was to-day Janitor at Sanitarium Makes Mistake needed my DR. MCLAUGHLIN'S ELECTRIC BELT *six and a half furlongs— mounted, guarantees 'j bound over to the Superior in case. Itdrove out allimpu- I mßrO "a°aßdl L°CkoUtL°CkoUt and safe return Court. were That Probably will Cost bad thirl His bonds fixed at Man rities and blood, givingme perma- X There is nothing so penetrating, nothing so invigor- * r:312-I* Tl£e? olall loan exhibits. $10,000. Very damaging The most satisfactory progress is re- evidence was His Life. nent relief from the skin eruption and ating, nothing that will relieve weakness and pain as Ij brought out at the preliminary JOSE, boils. [l City ported in every department and the ing hear- SAN Feb. 13.—Charles This has been ten years ago, and I Park Results. energetic handling affair, I of the accused. The officer who Montsford, janitor have speedily and surely as Dr. McLaughlin's Electric Belt. NEW ORLEANS, Feb. of the from arrested at the Red Cross never had a return of the disease. H 13.—City Park re- President William Greer Harrison him testified that the Indian Sanitarium, , Mrs. D. |f It is simple, but grand It assists nature by a general sults: expressed himself as being sorry drank carbolic acid this J. Athertox. . race, right through the list, makes a divert- that morning, First one mile—Yellow Hammer won his victim had- a chance to recover, as believing it to be alcohol. Write for our t\ reinforcement of the vital energy by infusing a mild,in- i Chanlry ing exhibition appear sure. Letters second. Lightship third. Time 1:86. he had shot to kill. The fact that When he discovered his vigorating current of Electricity into the nerves and by ? Second race, six furlonss—Princess' were received yesterday from Presi- the mistake he book on blood and won, Weberfleld* second, orria deceased carried a loaded shotgun rushed ud to one of the nurses and Olabob third. Time, dent W. H. Goode of the Lewis and gives working for antidote, skin diseases. R supplying the system with the very. essence of nerve Clark Exposition at Portland and R. F. the defense a plea and asked an but refused to IA Third rac«. one and an eighth they will set up the plea that tell what he had done. was given vigor and nerve strength. »• Bar miles— Jordan .Green, Chief Commissioner of Lands the stimulant, He lj)k Medical advice t| la Due second. Tootsie Mack third. Columbia, Indian was forced to shoot in order to a which had no effect. City 1%, Call and sec it or send for my free book telling about it. and Works in British offer- save his own life. Physician or any special in- Fourth race, three and a half furlonjrs— ing assistance in matter ex- Harris was summoned and Chief won, Judgre the of he applied the stomach 'P| formation about bos makket ™«. Archibald Parker stcond ' hibits. - : pump to \ia dr.MJKf m.JTI» c.W* Mclaughlin,lTl^a-i/*»J"Jlll-.ll^j. SAW 7SAXTCZSCO. Carthage third. Time, :47 2-5. DR.• MORA MOSS WILL LECTURE!.— Montsford. Itis not believed he can your case willcost — m.; Filth race, five furlongs—Nervator J. Mora Mops will deliver lan addreea to-night Office Hours 8 a. m. to Bp. Sundays, 10 to 1. Poseur second, Boomerack won LECTURE ON DISEASES.— To-morrow on "Naval Expenditure aa an Insurance recover. L^B £ third. Time l-oo' night Dr. M. Krotoszyner at • > Prop- you nothing. Sixth race, one mile—Kaladln won. Lou' M will lecture th» osition" before a meeting- of the San Fran- - Tim*, Ernanu-El Sisterhood, 1248 Folsom street, ou cisco Section of th« Navy • Th« average \u25a0econd. Norwood Ohio third. IWI-fi, Pwtation or DUimi," Lean* at tha person Is going to enjoy The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, &v "Th» Chamber of Commerce liftcreatly Just ahead a litUe S^^^ while.