- One blacksmith shop and tools, plff's- debt, interest & costs, towit: at the rate of 6 per cent per annum or pecans at half the price. Noth- SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE One tract of land situated on from date of sale, and having the comDlete in town of Blackev. Kv. Mill Kentucky force and effect of a sale bond. ing better for candy making. If Amount to be raised the branch of By execution No. By virtue of exccivt'on No. By virtue of execution No. as follows: This May 2, 1927. virtue of river and bounded M, Reynolds, S. L. C. you have never eaten ahy of 1856 830.25 1894 h- - lanrl Divon Cau-- T. 1897 cost sale, edv, the clerks office of north of By M. F. Hall, Hall, D. S. which issued from the clerks' oiiice of which from the clerics' office of and of etc which issuad from dill. Ad-rvi- a. delicious nuts you should property oi east bv land of Delia 2, 1927. these Letcher Circuit court in of Letcher Circuit court in favor of Levied upon as the of Letcher Circuit cour: in favor cf on This May favor south bv land of Jerrv M. T. Reynolds, S. L. C. pounds and enjoy a Hobart Combs atrainst Robert Millie Ison vs. Jeff Ison Jeff Isori. Dr. I. Whitaker vs. J. W. Collins Tixo on west bv land of Sillar order a few I or one of my deputies will on Mon. Terms Sals will be made on a and Decia Collins Crudill. Holcomb. etc. Mon. Large 10 pound bag, I or one of my deputies will on Mon. the 6 day of June 192, betwe-.- credit of 3 months, bond with approv- I or one of my deputies will on Amount to be raised real feast. G BLACK WAL- the 6 day of June 1927, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m tne ed security required, bearing interest the day of June 1927, between tha SU3.80 TENNESSEE at p.m either kind, or. assorted for $1. hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m at the Courthouse door in Whitsburu, Lctcli-e- r lit the rate of 6 per cent per annum hours of 10 a.m. and 4 ac the and cost of sale, edv, etc direct Courti.ouse dcor in Whitsburp. Letch- Co. Ky. expose to public sale to the from date of sale, and having the Courthouse door in Whitsburg. Letch- Levied upon as the rronerty of NUTS and Butternuts, public to Alta-mon- t, er Co, Ky. expose to public sale to the highest and bast bidder the following iorcc and effect of a sale bond. er Co. Ky. expose to sale the Deci.i Collins . from the mountains of Tennes- Address, L. F. FULTS, highest and bast bidder the following property, or so much thereof as may This May 2, 1927. highest and best bidde' the following Fale ""i" b on a nroperty, or so much as may (T'oriji wt approv- propc ty, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the amount of M. T. Reynolds, S. L. C. theieof , 6 months, bond with see. Better than English walnuts Tenn. be necessary to satisfy the amount of plff's debt, interest & costs, towit: By M. F. Hall, Hall, D. S. be necessary to satisfy the amount of ed security required, bearing interest plff's debt, interest & costs, towit: One Jewett automobile, motor No. 101089. and recistration No. 828. now in possession of John D. Combs on Sandlick creek. Kv. aaTsTaTsTsTssTtv aSst alaBaBaaa. ggn Amount to be raised S46.18 and cost of sale, edv, etc id upon as the property of John jj. Combs ueroy Ter..is iale will be made on a Praises 3 Press credit of months, bond with approv- American ed security required, bearing interest at the rate of C per cent per annum from date of sale, and having the force and effect of a sale bond. Spectacle This May 2, 1D27. Sporting M, Greatest T. Reynolds, S. L. C. SHERIFF'S SALE Ever Seen at Churchill Downs B virtue of execution No. MONUMENT TO COL. WINN'S field opposite the atanda nd a baek drop of -- PICTURE FOR AN ARTIST alone is worth while, theifeet sim- full foliaged trect set off the picture. X GENIUS Movie operators scurried here and there, which issued from clerks' office Chicago Tribtmt) ply can't go wrong. the of JDm Maxwell, in GOVERNMENT FILMS THE DERBY (Chicago Kadns Form) getting their apparatus ready, and a squad of Letcher Circuit court in favor of Whiskery didn't yesterday. The mounted police on prancing nags 01 pure Patton Moore Drv Goods Co. CTRETCH a mighty canvas and son of Whisk Broom and Prudery American Thoroughbred Is to be Immortalized In film. WINN, who hii done to touch for thoroughbred stock, stood ready to repel vs. MATT tu;here that he hae polita' Mi invaders. There is no longer a free field at out an artist, was only beginning to run when arrangements - Beckham Bates hang'it high. Seek Announcement was mads today that had been ulcnu ana- hie nntirint energy, hu built an this Derby as there is at the one .n England. I or one of my deputies will on Mon. a master of color. Give him pig- he saw the eminent judges in their completed after a aerlee of eenfersneea In Washington between enduring monument to sia geniua at Churchill Up to the time in 1919. when Sir Barton the 6 day of June 1927, between the ments, the most brilliant you can cupelo leaning far out as though representatives of the Thoroughbred breeders and sportsmen, the Downi In Louisville, Year alter ytir thii won the race, the infield here wa thrown hours 10 time to meet the horses way and, to wonderful racing ground haa been enlarged ant open just before the star feature to those who of a.m. and 4 p.m at the buy and tell him to use of half film Industry and the Government for the production of a Govern- beautified until each year it secraa irapoetible lacked the price of admission. Courthouse door in Whitsburg, Letch- without stint. Someday thereafter a smart colt, that meant only one ment motion picture depleting the history of the Thoroughbred In that more can be accompliahed. yet the follow- In the overflowing grandstand the color er Co. Ky. expose to public might drop his brushes on a thing. It was time to do more run- ing yew ft a found that it haa been dene. scheme of last year, furnished mostly by the sale to the he this country. In utilizing every intensified by highest fifty-thir- d ning, H3 much more as possible, so Thorough- With an uncanny ill gay apparel oi the women, waa and best bidder the following completed picture of this The picture will show the many uses for which the foot of space, and the acquiring of adjoining the gorgeous hatbuida of the male of the property, or so much thereof as may Kentucky Derby worthy of he did. bred Is now employed, stressing his utilitarian value as well as his property, new atanda appear, while the old species, not to mention ties loud enough to be necessary to satisfy the amount of the scene. It seems unlikely. Lashed on by Tony" McAtee, importance In providing wholesome sport and recreation for onea are remodeled, looking to the better drown out Sousa's justly celebrated band. plff's brushes Whiskery simply lifted his knees comfort and convenience of the crowds. This The clubhouse inclosurc. remodeled in. an debt, interest & costs, towit: More likely it seems his millions of people annually, and Illustrates his vital relation to year vast improvements appeared, and already Italian renaissance vein, held the- - most brilliant would falter, his craftsmanship up under his chin and, in a half the national1 defense. Colonel Winn is busily planning for other of the great crowd. Here were men of Becknam Bates and locate on would fail to throw that crowd on dozen buck jumps was up there The Thoroughbred laths backbone of the Government breeding changes that are to appear for the 192$ racing. Eart in the aifairs of this and other nations, immense crowd fighting nozzle to nozzle for the And it must be remembered that all of this is with women looked up to in the upper strata Sandlick creek. Co. canvas. It was an industry, the 510 stallions It now owns being this tye of horse done for one day of racing. The entire course of society. Here also were displayed the Letcher Kv. en- An aunt to be raised in number and immense in color. nod that meant $51,000 to the almost exclusively. With these Thoroughbreds, most of which are is built around Derby Day. It is the only most recent and most striking creations of i S30.05 It was a thing of action unceasjng. try that got it and the immortal former racehorses, thH Gonsrnment has built up a breeding Industry day in all the racing year that there is reason modiste and the milliner. surging, laughing, fame than only a Kentucky Derby for such vast accommodations but Winn is and wt of sale, edv, etc It was forever that Is the largest In the world; developing meanwhile better horses nothing if net thorough, and he fa always always may endow. light-hors- Lt 'ti unon i.s the property of hoping, shouting. It was for the cavalry and creating a great e reserve for use In striving to tale care of the peak crowd, with A STIRRING FINISH moving, sometimes coiling around The Kentucky Derby, greatest time of war. The film will be a pictorial record of this tremendous the greatest comfort for the crowd that la ot Bnckham Bates clubhouse like of horse races in the lore of possible. (Ed. Danforth, Sporting Editor the Temn- - Sale will be made on the grandstand and the enterprise. tremendous appeal of the Kentucly Atlanta Georgian) a sometimes jam- Amrican turf, had been and With the credit of 3 months, bond with approv- a giant serpant, run A big feature of the picture will be the running of the Kentucky Derby it I) hard to keep apace with these Streaking through the premature dusk like a irresist- won. The time was crowds each May, but Winn has done so to a ed security required, bearing interest ming forward with almost 2:06, fair Derby which 'will show how the Government relies on. racing with brown tobacco leaf blown by the wind. Whis- ible force. enough considering the fact that grueling testa speed stamina, furnish It with suitable full degree than ever accraed possible, and he kery won the Kentucky Derby Saturday after- at the rate of 6 per cent per its of and to will continue build and improve for this throat-latc- annum only to watch the the track was nobody's bargain, to noon. At Whiikery't waa Os- from date of sale, and having You need stallions for its breeding, work. Arrangements already have been one day in all the year. straining one more jump the Derby is to due to past pres- mand. to find just force and effect of a sale bond. crowd while the run rains, and almost made with Col. Matt Winn, general manager of the Kentucky to put him in front. A length back waa ent. The Derby field was daredevil Jock that had poured his M, T. Reynolds, S. L. C. get a thrill. barely Jockey Club, to make scenes of the Derby this month which will iosk. the these 90,000 off the track when ,the 80,000 SANDE'S GREAT RIDE In all their faces for a mile and By G. A. Sizemore, D. S. They have started be used for this part of the picture. The Derby was sslected as a like Behind him Hydromcl to old Churchill Downs crowd was to cloud (Robert' T. Smell, Special Correspondent el had made them it. folks treated a feature of the picture because it has now become an American the Milwaukee Journal) waa straining to finish within the money. where the grandstand towers look burst. But, by that time, a suc- Institution, being recogalzed as the greatest race, If not the out- Lapped on him was Bostonisn. stablemate of SHERIFFS SALE steeples of New England cessful Derby had and Leuitville. May 14 With black atom Whiskery, laughing to himself as horses laugh. like a .been run standing sport event, of the year. overhead, a dark brown cloud a By virtue of execution No. two hours before noon. won, and nothing else mattered. clouds scudding Back of that flying quartette galloped church, came thundering down the stretch at Churchill great a band of 3 ear-olds at ever started ht 18G8 The sun was shining, a balmy Downs Saturday. New American Derby quest of the most coveted honor of the Ameri- which issued from the clerks' office of ".wind sending puffs of cloud skim- history was written when Whiskery, the hand can turf. Rolled Stocking. Fred Jr.. Buddy Letcher Circuit They have STANDS SHOOK WITH CHEERS some but somewhat contrary son of Broomstick Bauer and Bewithus. the hope of Kentucky, court in favor of ming across the sky. powerful stretch finish by Jockey Pony II and of Prudery, caught Osmand tiring in were lost the ruck. So were Scapa Flow. y cldent is likewise a tribute to the in M. York fifty-thir- d of T. Reynolds, S. L. C. and Booten .iammpd the little vellow street (H. R. in New Tana) McAtee: won the running die. that last courage-testin- sixteenth of a mile Black Panther. Rip Rap and the other East- management Long after this historic Churchill Bates vs. Win. cars, the taxis and sidewalks. The famed 'Kentucky Derby at and won by 'the shortest of heada the fifty erners. Combs The last furlong provided a pic- Derby has passed into memory, it Downs 'Saturday afternoon. Whiskery third renewal of the blue ribbon classic of As Whiskery swept under the wire, his had luncneons m gelding. in a I or one of my deputies will on Mon wealthier their ture that should live long in the will stand as an exhibition tot the J. E. Widener's Osmand. the American turf. jockey. Pony McAtee. was merely "washing clubhouse Thousands pic- stretch duel that saw the pair fight to the Astride of Osmand .was Earl Sande. the clothes." as they say. Pony was urging hi the C day of June 1927, the memories. The struggling horses world, of the hospitality and good have between the nicked on the lawns. death through the final furlong only to The crowd was yelling lite gallant mount along with his hands, moving hours of 10 a.m. and 4 n.m rir: the and their struggling riders were will of Kentucky and Louisville. the d son of Whiskbroom draw off mad. as it always yclla when Sande is in the up and down rythmically with the colt a Back of the course, an army closing strides neck. Sande; you Court louse door in Whitsburg, Letch- fighting with all they had to give, The Derby has made Kentucky as in the by a saddle: "Come on. come on. strides. Pony was not using the whip. seemed s Sande; ride boy. When Sande rides struggle Whiskery and parked its autos in what while vast throng poured widely Eighty-fiv- e thousand from all him. Locked in the with er Co. Ky. expose to public sale to the the out and favorably known always Sande crowd calls for. If greatest acres of space It's a field of space so throughout- coram of the earth cheered themselves hoarse it is the Pony. Earle Sande. the American highest and best terrific a din of cheers and the world as has any high-ela- a there is just an ordinary boy at the reins the pouring hi faltering bidder the following with sunbeams darting off nickel- a th fifteen thoroughbreds that jockey, was the leather to property, or so much thereof as may shouts that the stands fairly shook. sporting, event ever conceived and made up one of the finest fields a Kentucky crowd call the name of the horse. That is cob and literally lifting him along. catld for ed headlights. The sun had disappeared carried wis- Derby ha ever known, banked their way that the great tribute to Sande; hi late ounce and getting just that. Cvmand. be necessary to satisfy the amount of before out with matchless Sand rode Saturday a seldom had runner, responded advancing shower, dom. There was kind gruelling mflc and a quarter for the ltl.000 And h never rated a great distance plff's debt, interest & costs, towit: the but the silks nothing but and renown that rewarded winning effort. It ridden before. He. took the last fraction of with an effort that left the eyes of hcsemca One of the riders snapped and flutter- words from the visitors from waa a wonderful representation and a most an ounce out el the tiring Osmand. He tinging in appreciation. The cost wa as knap lot in the town of Neon. Ky., whip spur. TREMENDOUS SPORTING ed against a background Mayor, Walker to Senator appreciative one, made up of every strata of lashed the bay colt with and He a a rag 'when he was ridden back to the with two houses on same. Lot bor- of green.t Curtis helped his forward a only Sande can. help a DRAMA In .an instant more was all over,' but praise Louisville and the society, but all sportsmen and sportswomen ludies' stand. dering on Road aenue and about 50 ft. it for to the core. Meyer James J. Walker of New horse. A the' horses whirled under the wire the wide, ((Jutland Sice, A Sport Writing Act) but the cheering continued until picture Derby of 1927. York arid Mayor William H. Thompson of But Whiskery, was not to be denied. He mob broke, over the fence and swarmed out and extending back about 125 of pack of horses which had circle front the last of the field came strug- Chicago were in the stewards stand and Mayor came out 'the on the track to form a semi in ft. and adjoining the property of been trailing Sande and the startling colt. Arlie In one of the most tremendous gling baek to the scales. Thompson it wa who presented Harry Payne of the judge' ytand. Owen, said houses now occupied by W. history of PRUDERVS SON WON Whitney with the $1,000 gold cup donated to Jock, from the stable of Ned McLean of sporting dramas in the Thousands of spectators poured Kentucky' Jockey Washington. XTolliver and Hiram fur-Ui- cr the winner by the Club. Wallen. For the track, 100,000 highly frenzied out upon the course to pay (Peter BurrMugh, in Hat Maw York Sob)'. At the turn into the stretch Saade let WHITNEY'S DOUBLE CROWN Jc scripption see tribute In practically every 'respect the race lived Osmsad have his head and the big bay colt records Letcher spectators saw Harry Payne Whit- Six yean ago, Mr. Whitney lovOy prediction broadcast (Lermy. Is New York Teletrivph) Co. to the winner and his jockey. lent hit tip, to the eipert the hooked it with Jock. Finally the two were court clerks office. Os-ma- nd race mare. Prudery, Louisville so aeveral days. waa one of most ney's Whiskery beat the flying Whiskery was one of the last to dowo to past It the neck and neck and then Sande took the lead. Louisville. Ky.. liaT 14 Whitney did It. fifty-thir- d repeat Derby ot queen of proven by Amount to be raised head the victory hi earlier open Derbies nenoff m the All down the stretch .ft seemed that Sande completed his Double Crown today. by a scant in the pull up and colt and rider received of the Regret. which of the He turf. wonderful finish In the majority and Osmand must win. The 80.000 men and Whiskery won the Kentucky Derby in one e $831.84 running of the" Kentucky failed, Kentucky several lengths e. a continuous ovation as he trotted Prudery beaten under th big field of fifteen was within women the Derby crowd were wildly ever seen on aaytace-cours- landslide left '.Bradley's colors to ejeectcd Whitney in the greatest finishes and cost of sale, edv, etc Derby yesterday. back to enter that charmed half that Mr. of the winner. As was the excited. Sande always get a big "play." He Osmand, the "saountaln hone, wis Os-ma- accond places 'JiaJah. distinguished rtsetf recent Sweeping into stretch first id at the But entry, which in' the haa won two Derbies. It looked for a time beaten a headl Jock, from the --cable Levied upon as the property of the circle reserved for the victors. yesterday Prudery son. Whiskery, caste and Preaknest, was a strong favorite with the tecond. had as if he would tie the record by winning three. ef Edward B. McLean! was third. Widener's great horse, Both were subjected regained the over the of $2. fifty-thir- WM. COMBS to the usual the SupKaaacy f Jut public and paid a return t6.t0 for But. coming far to the outside was Whis- Kentucky Derby of 1927. the d Jock, out- - West. place was JJ.SO show. The Terms Sale will be cash in taken the lead from an barrage of cameras and as Whisk- The and the JJ.40. kery. The light blue jacket and the brown renewal of the classic., fell o the loose ef for hand. fifty-thir- d clean sweep af show. who had led from the start. The Derby waa a Osaand paid SS.40 to place and 11.80 cap of his iockcv could be seen creeping up did the Preaknes atEktkl-mor- e Th!? May 2, 1927. sider ery pulled up for the ceremony of victory for Eastern colors --carried by Xen Whitney, just at back of Osmand there and up. Sande heard the thundering ateps at six days since. Indeed, this is a Whitney M. T. Reynolds, S. L. C. But just receiving the floral horseshoe the tuckybred horses, 'of course. his side. The goal waa but a ahort distance in aa many at- on Whiskery, draw- But the victory decided. thought, not year. Two 110.000 pjjses By G. A. Sizemore, D. S. came McAtee bestowal of which is always one of wis I ahead. If he could only hit Osmand home. tempts. That's knocking them over. and closer, yard by so much by the superiority of 'one bene ever WON BY A SWOLLEN LIP But was not to be. Whiskery, to proud bay son of whisk- ing in closer the picturesque incidents of the supremacy of Eastern it time Whiskery, the another, but by th the core, came stronger and stronger. His and Prudery. wRich was given up at yard, foot by foot, until Whiskery running of the Derby. Then ridera over, their Western brothers of the (Damon Runyon, of Universal Service) broom Fred head was at Osmand's saddle girth. Osmand the altar of sacrifice at Pitalico. that Bostonion. .was on even .terms with less than Hopkins, who saddled the Whitney addle. waa tired, oh so tired, but Sande would not might Win. came back in riding hi first rtce en Whitney Churchill Downs, Louisville, Ky.. May 14 his stablemate. SHERIFF'S SALE hundred yards to go. No horse color-bearer- s, McAtee. let him quit. fashion to grab )the major event of a was called to the horse since he left the, employ 'of the stable By just about the width of a swollen lip. stunning greater ride Osmand gave hit best. It was not enough. the American racing seasc n. He bore down ever drew a than judges' stand to receive the golden last year, thawed what good Jockey Trainer Whiskery beat Osmand in the Kentucky Derby few Whit-Ler- Whiskery crept up" stride by stride. A after latter hi d ehminated Jock. By virtue of execution Whiskery got from McAtee, who in Rowe lost when bey go. this afternoon, with Jock third. It was Osmsnd the No. trophy, which will be Mr. Whit- he let th yards before the finishing wire was reached Osmand gave battle fart beyond the powers few yards put the winner in If a slightly lea coal W less aUUtd rider by a whisker, you might say. McAtee, a veteran of the aaddle bat Win reveal. Under the last ney's souvenir of his victory. whiskery, Oimind little many expected to see which t jin McAtee had been on. All the money went to millionaries. "To never a popular hero, gave the colt a hinge was a mirvetoi s horse today. But issued from the clerks' office of front by the margin of a final foot Earl Sande have given Mr. Widcner Sand, he tnd would him who hath shall be given," they say. and he wis in front. Whiskery snd McAtee wee not to be denied. Circuit court in iavor of as 100,000 extended throats had 'lis first Kentucky Derby. Harry Payne Whitney, the New York million, Whiskery rhet the challengt of Earl Sande had been Jock. I am McAtee and B. I Kolbrook acrainst L. D .Col-.ns- . the neighboring Kentucky hills ALL ATTENDANCE RECORDS If en aire, owns Whiskery. J. E. Widener. the Osmand and Sande. TheW welcomed it. And fairly convinced that Jock would have trimmed Osmand. NAME IN GOLD etc. rocking with the racket of a neck BROKEN Philadelphia owns WHISKERY'S in a superb finish, with whips flying and the pair of them. and Edward B. McLean, the Washington News) extending themselves to the bmrt ot I or - ne ot my denudes will on Mon and neck race. (Paul Hirtcrtjtein, in Chicago horses (J. B. Snodgraat in Philadelphia Public Press), owns Jock. their stamina the courageous heart ol Whis- the 0 day of June 1927, between the There is no Yale-Harva- rd or horse even get the Down at Louisville. Ky.. a carpenter yester- responded gain she verdict! A poor man's couldn't wood kery to hours 10 Army-Nav- y Harry Payne Whitney's colors OVERFLOWING WITH crumbs from fellows table tsdsy day begtn to work on a piece of cypress of a.m. and 4 p.m at the football game, no the tich panel and the S5.000 members of the proletariat that will be planed into a and the Courthouse door Whitsburg. Letch heavyweight championship, no flashed to victory in the seconri EXCITEMENT will lettered gold in who were fondly hoping that some none tike name of Whiskery be in SEVENTY THOUSAND col- classic of the year when Whiskery, I of fame as the er Co. Ky. expose to public sale to the World Series that carries the (Whitrier Car?, in Atlanta Ccfflatltutlon)' Rolled Stocking might take it gathered up but and placed in the turf hall by winner of the 1927 Kentucky Derby. Since SPECTATORS highest and bast bidder the following or, interest and continued excite- ridden a master of his art Churchill Downs, Louisville. Ky., May 14 a mild whoop for the winner. fifty-thir- 187! these panel have been made, but it Is (George Daley, in Nei York World property, or so much thereof may ment of the Derby. Linus McAtee, won the d The pale-blu- e jacket 'and brown cap, the Once before Harry Payne Whitney won the horsemen, if Derbya as doubtful, according to the Ky.. May won the Kentucky Derby, the blue ribbon colors of the H. P. Whitney stable, float at Kentucky Derby, his filly Regret taking It in will ever be run as true at the Louisville. be necessary to satisfy the amount oJ of the future Kentucky Derby of J61.000 here today, to the the masthead of Americas turf tonight. 191 f. She wax the only filly that ever won fifty-thir- Churchill plfT & event of the American turf, a. up- d renewal of that classic at and hppiness ot debt, interest costs, towit: conveyance which carried them this the race. Saturday. great good fortune n. r. 80,000 people The to Downs his (Jimmy Rowe. A GREATEST OF HORSE RACES ward of screamed height colt name of a member America's archives of Kentucky Whitney and trainer. tract of land on Rockhouse ditty is a brown by the As Whitney, then of In the official the down through the stretch at frantically on the lawns, from the Whiskery. fifty-thir- running four younger is now. of Whiskery has been Thundering cre Co., Ky. adjoin-- (Davia Walsh, International News Service The scene, the big team and than he Jockey Club the name Downs, between! a human lane ot Letcher J. and length of the Kentucky Derby, and witnesses to this dashed out on the track to gleefully welcome recorded and those who saw the race probably Churchill Sports Editor) infield the and breadth 70.000 madly shouting spectators,.the son of Eli-jams- , feat, aome rentied racing horse, they handed him a telegram telling everlasting impression of that . lands Wm. Collins. of the half-mil- e grandstands fllorious 7?,000 hit will have an Prudery bjfat J. E. Widener ine .ie of of every section of thtl country who him of the death on the Lusitanfa of his event, not alone of the winner Whiskbroom II The game fish swims upstream. historic turf a neck in a furioJs drive, while Jocks n j deceased, and J. A famous old Churchill Downs yes- jammed and rammed into historic Churchill dearest friend. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. but the entire turf drama from the start to The real fighter takes one to the early pacemaker, staggtred in third, two irOi "ooks and containing 100 terday afternoon. Downs to view the greatest field that ever Whitney abandoned racing that year, his stable finish. No race was ever truer run than the Boston'ian. the Preaknes give another. classics! Saturday. could be made length back, with less. paraded to this post, furnished action running in another's name. Derby of No excuse Hydromcl on hi heels. air more or For further The largest crowd that ever saw of a concentrated for minutes and any owner or jockey. Fifteen of winner, and Th good horse wins in the nature two t by trainer, missed by a neck a consuming JS'S iDtion. see records Letcher steeds were sent away to larle Sande a horse race in America waited six seconds. America's greatest win hit thirJ Oe.By and thus Co. . stretch. a perfect start. ambition to ourt clerk s office. patiently at such points of vant- Just two minute and six seconds, but they equal the record of Isaac Murphy. A-a- Whiskery, product of a mating ' wa Interference, bumping or the ount to be raised were two minutes and six seconds that were A POPULAR VICTORY There no Whiskery ran the mile and a quarter over age as those who could not get least bit of advantage for any ooe horse in that would gladden the heart of a so overflowing with drama and excitement a dead but safe track in the good time ol 2:06. $222.01. scats hap tr.cd to find, clinging to Robinson, in Louisville Herald-Poe- t) the race. judg- edv, true cugenist, was the winner of that then is not one of that vast throng but (J.' D. "Pony" McAtee handled him with rare st of sale, etc roofs, posts, fences, on chairs on who will remember the scene until th: final and did not make a mistake. Kentucky's great Derby of a mile light blue, brown sash and cap. color ment Lt led upon as the, property of the layrn, craning for every shift- curtain blots consciousness from his tired mind. The A WONDERFUL SPECTACLE The 70.000 cheered. It wa a mighty and a quarter late yesterday after- of Harry Payne Whitney of New York, were shout and eicreami were un- L.D. Collias ing scene. News) noise. The noon and he won in the stretch, borne to victory for the second time in the (Clare net la Chicago forced. They broke out spontaneously the Terms Sale will be made on history of the Kentucky Derby when Whiskery, the stretch, and Ilamcd" as only a champion can. Eighty "The best horse won," was the MOST POPULAR TURF EVENT j, The Derby this yesr, as in other years, wa leader turned into cred't of 6 months, bond with approv a son of Whisk Broom flashed by furiously a they battled the wire. yards out, he was rur.Tiiitp ce.cr.nd general comment. There was no (Andrtnr in Chicago Herald end the winning post a head In advance oi Joseph to be as much of a spectacle a a horse race. breatkrieing and. when ed s jcurity required, bearing interest beautiful grounds, dotted here and there The finish waa k'AcMk.d. hitch anywhere in the programme, I. E. widener s uimsna. r.. o. McLean s joca The caught up with their and looked as though he flower bed clumps of dwarf pines, those in the multitude at t'ie rate of 6 per cent per annum was third, beaten a length and one-ha- for with and cheered again just to relieve to stay there but when the heart, ft is remarkable that so large a Luck cycle Is the philosophy of more piJce.' were never more resplendent. The pinea came breath, they from date of sale, and having' the m f and open the way for a return crowd was handled so smoothly. than one big American breeder of thorough in two shades as a sslesgirl would say-l- ight emotions to is large, the lungs expansive and The race was run in 2:06. the fractional normalcy. fore and effect of a sale bond. in- - bred horseflesh and in the good year 1927 it and dark green. Flags fluttered in the to ( the mind conyincd that victory That the race had no untoward time being :2J :47 1:12 1:JS This May 2, 1927. aeems to move in 3'year-ol- d cycles for Harry Payne Whitney of Srrp wuote great f for the mile. The value to the winner T. C Zm, a gold cup donated M, Reynolds, S. L. home-bre- colt. Whiskery, a flashing brown, was JU.025. vith Jf.000 swept through the stretch like a ghost as by the Jockey Club to the winning owner. dusk began to settle at old Churchill Downs It was a popular victory, as the Whitney COL. WINN'S STATEMENT and, after a brief battle with the desperately entry. Whiskery and Bostonian. running MAYOR THOMPSON'S EULOGY. SHERIFF'S SALE driven Osmond, won the fifty-thir- Kentucky coupled, was the post favorite for the Derby. Kentucky Derby Is mainly head. a 100 per nation wide popularity of the Derby by a Osmand. under This marked the second time that a Whitney Thompson, of Chicane, Breaentsd the THE untiring energy of Col. cent airtight ride by the "old matter" of his horse won the historic feature of the Downs William Hale B virtue of execution No. to the vision, exutive ability and I second, MAYOR profession. Earl Sande. was a gallant spring meeting. His (illy. Regret, a daughter Trophy to, the owner of the winner. -- M- - Winn, it and General Manager of the Kentucky fighting his lead Isst 1880 J. to hold to the stride of Broomitick and the grandsire of Whiskery, Mayor Thompson ssld: "This flolden cup, sir, te the tribute Club. twenty-fiv- e years he has dwelt on the glories of after wresting honors from Jock fsvorite whi h issued from tli2 clorks' office of Jockey For won the event, in 19M. She was the I grew up as aoy out In the Downs until names entering the stretch. The latter held on to be that year and the only one of her sea to a oreat people to a great horse. the Derby and the beauty of Churchill their Hydro in open spaces where I er. ler Circuit couu in favor of out third, just lasting for that position as ever win the event. broad plains of this country, out In the great are household words all over America. In a statement given met. Bostonian and others swarmed down the got to know Jol a D. Blair vs. Green E. Blair Whitney won the Preakness Stakes with say men are men, and out there we pretty soon Derby Day, Col. Winn said: middle of. the track in a vain effort to pok Mr. they But I oi one of my deputies will on Mon tiches Bostonian last Monday and he beat Whiskery didn't amount to mush without a good horse. that fifty-thir- d renewal of the Kentucky their notes into and fame. that a man G "In point of attendance, the in that event. Yesterday the order of finish have gone tnrougn the day of June 1927, between the com-prisin- g everywhere. The horse and tho man Derby broke all records. In point of quality the Derby field, The setting for this most popular d all was reverted when the latter annexed the Is true hou-- s of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m at the American turf events was ideal. 7nc tract: Is the trusted friend, the willing three-year-o- ld not Derby. the ages together. The herss -- as It does r.very great In America, has fast, (n Coi thouse dcor in Whitsburg. Letch- was not but drying rapidly, and was a York turfman and quality which, unfortunately, ep many humane nation-wid-e Interest condition chartmakere call This places the New servant. He has a been surpassed In the history of the race. The the "good." whith rank of winning owners best. er o. Ky. expose to public sale to the means neither fast slow. Toe time tsk.it breeder in the front lacks, that of loyalty. He is always ready to give K Derby Is very gratifying to the management of the Kentucky ear as well as a lucrative posi ,tst and bast bidder the following in the by the winner the mile and a quarter w.s for 19?, an honor gave you anil hit thoroughbred, we have '.t enioyed by him last year when his stable "This, sir. Is what your fine colt did today, te I Jockey Ciub, for In this, the home of the track record ts lion, pro rty, or so much thereof as may 2:06. The for this distanie its share' of stakes, worthy example ef promote greatest race in America. The response 2:01 Ten minutes before the Derby field garner d J 10,000 as he gave this 'great outpouring of the public a be cessary to satisfy the amount of endeavored to the :'1. .r.dicapt and purses. Is a public country has grown each year until aaraded to the pott lowering clouds threatemd splendid effort and splendid accomplishment. You knew there & costs, towit: of the sportlevintj of this field that contested in the fifty-thir- a plft debt, interest every available space In Churchill a of the sudden cloudburst thtt The race horse named for me. Big BUI Thompson. He Is ownei by of the crowd today fills foot of appeared during Flying Ebony" Derby two renewal of the Derby was made up of fifteen ne tract of land at mouth year in beautifying and enlarg. off a with four owners being present by friend of mine In Chicago. Co. Kv. Downs. We have spent $75,000 this years ago. but rain held this time until starters, El! creek Letchor and ing the plant, and It will evidently be necessary next year to greatly minute after the famous race had moved into two horses coupled as an entry. Besides the "The horse hasn't won as often at I have, rhape, but then as follows On north bv history. Whitney pair, Osmand ran coupled with Kiev Bo In winning be nded our facilities to properly take care of a hundred theusand and not so old. You've got to give him a chance get Is John P. Gorman Coal increase as the Joseph E. Widener entry, Jock he's lar of people. lad as his running mate. Wat Eagle. Be ways. 1 bv land Blair, Buddy Bauer formed the Idle on east of Fd LIFE-LON- withus and makes O Cau-- "The Associated Press, the International News fervlce, the A G MEMORY "Seriously, this Derby Day ts an inspiring oclatlon. It n bv lard of Willie -l news associa- Hour entry. of ' nth Universal Service and all the other Herald-Tribun- In play th - United Press, the (W. Macbeth, In New York the of you have confidence anew the fine spirit of Hair i bv Ison. J. It is the first time in history the west land of Jeff given Kentucky Derby a most generous publicity, I prouder stIR d the property of tions have the race that the order of finish has been as it American people. am proud to be here andf t upon as to each owner with an entry which could 'not be paid for In money. We ans Indebted the In a gallant struggle that will live freih was Saturday, when present this cup to ths owner ef ee fine a horse." Green E. Blair finished in the money with one el his repre- ' press of America for their splendid support" as long as man loves a good tot. Sale will be made on a Harry Payne Whitney 'a Whiskery, under a sentatives. . approv-.- a-- fC months, bond with ! ' "'ly rai"",,d, bearing interest ' rate of 6 per cent per annum frc c'ate of sale, and having the for i rnd effect of a sale bond. : lis May 2, 1927. KENTUCKY JOCKEY CLUB M. T. Reynolds, S. L. C. By M. F. Hall, Hall, D. S.